Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 23, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 October 1871 — Page 4
Jobnuy and bis Little Dog. Johnny bad UtU dog. With hair a black aa jet. And evsry p!ace that Johnny went, The purp went too, yon bet. He followed him to school one day. That happened to be sear, Itttt when the teacher booted him He walked ofl on hta ear. Keruruing home he met a eow-, And at the cow did fly ; 6he toned him up ive hundred net And how la thai tor high 7 Th : roor beast ne'er earns down again, Ac d John was left a mourner ; Tor the purp u left In the eteople-top 0.' " the lutle church "round the oorncr." Wier. Johnny heard hi darling's fate, A word he scroety atd, Btt'.tortdicd horao and weeping cried, " Sow put mo In my little bed."
THE CHOLERA.
AUTUMN LEAVES.
How to Frritcrve Tlirin. mid What to Gather. There tiiur a German legend that when the September rniiis ore oloso upon us the earth mistakes them for the spring t ime come flguin, and. smiiiiiK aailv through the vanishing mist,
pets out her summer dresses. The illu
pidity of its spread and the sternness j AT THE GRAVE, of its' reigri in those northern parts ore j described in the gloomiest colors; but A fHiiKnlnr SccnclRobprt Dale Owen's it Becms latterly to have Bomewhatj Address at the Funeral of his Wife. I abated. As will appear from above, j From the New Harmony (tnd.) Iieglmer. European Russia is entirely overrun by j The funeral was carlv on Sunday
the cL-seas e. Jfrom the Jilacls ea to motnia(( iast, the weather being most White, from the Ural Mountains to the ; beautiful, and the ceremonies were conPrussian Eror-tier.the pestilence unfolds : atod at the erave. They were openits eable standard. Destitution and j ej bv Mr. Owen himself. snid : iinoleouli'iese, the busy handmaids , , j it i(J a commentable custom everywhere of the diiease, in Bus-1 tbat, as to funeral ceremonies, the wishaia, havs an ally more power- j eH of tila departed on that subject ful than they superstition. j ghoni ,!8 far possible, be carried As a rule the Bu?sniu peasant : . , .,. ti) p :Is .
! prefers in bodilv ailments to apply! iviM rw'a m,,.,., .! .ri iiuun. hnilimis trum uli a socemt sum-
I i a in l.a lt':M))in fit" VllP. ! il ' T 1 . . 1 .. r 1 T, i i in eil
. - noimiig in regain u ner runerai. mn t village rather than to a medical man j b0no t ,v0 or tlii-eo months ago it chanced the foriror is supposed to hoal with sa-1 ng men snv though there is no such ' cred forruilas, whereas the fccienee oi j thint? ns chaneo but it happened that the latter bas a dash of the dtribo.ieal. my ;.ifo alul j hBti conversation on ila the towns there is moro enlighten- ...Vends. She said she would not wish
Iment, 5ut the number ;ot the pliysni-, ,(J h,!Ve Uic bell tHed nt her funeral, Yrnl Kavosei oi' the Disease in i an8 j3 fa.. too small, and theu-education ! ,.ir0(.iaii v if there were pickic8 near BiislVltUKMDyleitOntliiePos- flf,f,nt,lv fr.ils shoi't of tlio mark. In ! c; ' t,".i..iu , -..a.
till lie- Vivull'llt ll'OOl macn sr -i .' -- - -- , i oius iuuiijjnv:ii'ii jiuwibwiukwui du-
iulra:utuiuiii .uumi-wo lend ov Hearing it, mid et.e tlul noi profession are ordered about by the j wis.h nej. (lcrtth to bo the occasion of government like so many soldiers to gloom 0r Buffering of any kind. Music, combat the enemy wherever he shows gh! fJ(id ghe tunlgjlt fitting; music sehimEelf. To make up for their scarcity j rions nnd B,,pr0priato indeed, but aVao in seme degree, the Emperor has jufct i hopcl-ui nn(l encouragintr. with nothing ordered -;hat every facility shall be gi v-1 of 1he desponding and sepnichral about
en w wo.ueu iicvuuhjs iuvui.iw. --; jf, j0v gloom seemed to lier most map
snocraioate ornncues oi uieuici fi.i---tico, and the preparation of drug-. The medical ::nnk or degree offered as the reward of their studies i: that of a Feldchei, or an inferior order of nvmy surgeon; but they are not to be cxehuled from higher honors, and it duly
i.iualifrira themselves may take their
Miscellaneous Items. A Confederate monument is in course of construction at Athena, Ga. Philadelphia exports nearly n million gallons of petroleum every v.-eok. A MiNLvri;iU2 silver saw mill, valued nt $1,200, has been presented to a Northwestern bride.
As experienced boatman nsscrls that
6ion nnd tho mist go off together, and ; ttie itfquimaux KayaK la tut most sea-
vet the ladv is loth to yield. She calls wormy ooac in existence.
to th 'HiU', ticm t:ic itai iuoutains io tle l5ru slna Froutier. Berlin (AngnstSl) Corrctpondenca Loudon Times. Like an invading force, the cholera sends fatal shafts in advance before discharging its regular broadsides. Berlin, as yet free from the scourge, is fist being drawn within its deadly shadow. " During the last few days fatal cholera cases have occurred at Cantzic, Elbiug, Altona, Coblentz, Leipsic, and Vienna. In other words, the shores of the Rhine and the Danube, and the centre of Germany have been siurultcueously visited. As usual in the earlv i taces of the disease, in which
it is restricted to individual cases, a!
controv ersy has arisen m some oi those towns whether the enemy they have to wrestle w'.tb is the real Asiatic fiend or a bad sort of dysentery. This is a dispute which nt the begining of the epidemic c?.c not be well decided. On the one hand tbe cholera does not always display its extreme virulence at the very outset': on the other hand, the worst cases of dysentery have exactly the same outward symptoms as cholera, and even to the anatomist display the same peculiar disorganization of the
body. In aacution jo tne localities jus; touched by it, the 6courge con- . tinue? to rage at Konigsberg and in the neighboring districts of East Prussia. At Konigsberg abotit 140 persons are seized daily, of whom one-third succumb. BDSSIA. The intelligence we receive from Rus
sia ooncerniug the progress of the epi
demic is still very alarming.
doctor's decree, thonrrh in that ca.-e
they req.iire a special permit from the government before being allowed t practice. Bnt these measures arc t- o late to counteract the swift destruction wrought by the raging epidemic. In n country in whoso Eastern half there is one death to 2025 inhabitants as regular thing in ordinary years, the grave is ministered to by influence!! not to be got rid of in a hurry.
Lnthcr's Wedding Ring-. The redding ring of Martin Luther is still i reserved in a collection of rare jewels. It is a real work of art, very elaborate in design, and delicate in finish. When Luther had renounced the Romish faith with its unholy dogma of celibacy, and had resolved ;:o marry tbe fair nun Catharine, ic doubtless ordered the wedding ring
wrought after a design of his own fng-
Marnage was not to mm a
bo cele-
proprinto. ' And what about a funeral sermon ; ' I asked. 'No,' she replied, 'not an ordinary funeral sermon : for the-.'o umuilly contain unmeaning and often unmerited praise. But 1 hnu!l iiUc,' win- added, ' that some one who had the ideas of dentil that I have would express them nt the grave' "Ali this was said incidentally, nnd 1 think without the least idea in her mind that 1 might soon have to recall
i; ; for she was in perfect health at the
time ; and I, being more thai:, ten years her senior, expected to go before her, but. it was otherwise ordered. " Then I sought to fulfill her wishes. I requested that the bell should not be toi' t d, there being nt that time a ladv - a dear friend of here seriously ill at mv h'JVi;-e. Then I selected as
suitable for music on such an occasion as this, a poem by Mrs. fitowe, entitled 'The Other World,' and 1 had a few I copies printed for distribution here. ''
..'liey were distributed accordingly, and Mr. Owen resumed.! "Some lriends have kindly volun
teered to aid iia. They will now sinpr a
up all her pretty tricks ai-d wiles, her gayest robes and jewels, her subtlest languor and her most reductive pas-
mer that in to the tirrt ; the after glow
to the snnaet, at- ruby upon diamond. Bo rieli rod wine to sparkling white ; and yet through all her sunny omile seems sad, as if unable to lorgjt- the disappointment. The legend m very prettv one. and
we have much more cutse to admire it than they across the water. Our Indian summer, which, in fact as in controversy, fitretehes from September through the fall, ia a- thoroughly national ai it is beautiful America is the
solo possessor. .tutit:i crowning glory, and the one i f which we wi;;h to speak, li ita glowing foliage. The mystery of its magiiilieciit beauty--whether its
Two sermons said to have been found among 8ir Walter Scott's unpublished manuscripts, are to bo preached in
Glasgow. A London oabmnu has lately recovered dainnges from a woman who delayed his business by being too fat to get into his cab. The phrase " put a head on him"' in said to owe its origin to Shakspeare, who, in Titus Adronieua, calls m; on the people to " help to put ahead on headless Rome." O.VI.V about one student c ;t oi 25 in
our agricultural college: go to farming. They cultivate the science, and leavo other mc to cultivate the Held.
For Dyspepsia, Ii.oig istion, depression of spirits, and ge o. ml debility in their various forms; alst, hi o preventive against fever and ague, nnd other intermittent fevers, the "fero Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya," made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic, and as a tonic for patients recovering from fevar or other siekai-&3, it haa no equal. Hamlin, Rule & Co. ItuniHn, Hale & Co.'a wholesale dry goods at l car pet boiue I most favjrably' known
au in 3i- iu3 country. Unsurpassed in the
variety and oxtent of its assortment, this thin ii! one of tho moat dnsu'shle for buyers to lo Intimately acquainted with. Their magnificent Btoro. which hiti ths widest
front of anv house ia Chicago, is perfect and cnmpkM.o in every dotail. PfirSIOLOOISTS fJAY THAT OtTK BoDtES 8X6 rono'ved once in seven years. The ma teriaiof which they aroreoonstructed is the Mood, and unless it be fully charged w ith tl io elements of vitality, the strength nnd health of the system deeline. Of all bloi.'d depuronts, Da. Walker's VrsKOAB
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
MB. KENNEDY, fKobory.fti(idlBeoTj.IMiB one of our common pasture el remedy tltat u"5 EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, From the Worst Scrofula Doira lo a
Common 1'lrupie. Two bottlti are warranted to cure a norring tore 'onetn Ihrpe bottles trill ouro the wo-at kind of Pim
ples on tue luce.
Bn-rTivB is the safest and most infallible.
Is ten years, milch cows in Vtrmont j There is no disease, arising from depra-
th
lint-in ill of
li ,e i- . and
v.iiv America
! trestion
i'v-as-jii t to iflrav event m bitlterllv lifo, to be cele
ullV Ibrited JT every conceivable folly of
rtprsrms were sulicmixju ixoui tuo uwcoao ... , . .v ... , ,
on Auffu.t 21. Of these 30 recovered
on that day and 26 died, leaving 426 under; medical treatment. On the 22d there were 23 fresh cases, 22 recoveries, and 18 deaths. On the 28 the fresh cases amounted to 42, recoveries to
IS, deaths to 19, those under treatment being 40. On August 26 the sum total of all those in Xtlosoow seized since the beginning of the epidemic (March 13) was 5,055. Of these 2,340 had recovered r.td 2,354 were dead. A comparison of these hist figures with those recorded in the third week of August proveB that the mortality, which at one time exceeded half the number of cases, has latterly considerably diminished. In the neighborhood of the old capital, however, the disease lias not yet exhausted its virulence- In the Tergieft' Posad, some, fortv persons are being carried off
in every 24 hours. In the village Zub itchevka IS persons died on the 23d inst ; in the village of Svetogorova 16 succumbed on the same day; the hamlet of IsaroiT having r.o less than 84 viotime within the same period. This unfortunate Iaaroif was obliged to close its bereaved houses, and send its orphans to to monastery of St. Sergiua to be tiVKen care of by tae priests. From the interior of Russia we have enly fragmentary intelligence, which, however, is but too well calculated to leveal tho immense extent of this year's e pidemic. To begin with St. Peters curg, the total number of those having tae disease overages between IdO and 00 per day. There are daily twenty i-'esh cases, about as tuany recoveries and some t we! ve or tif oeen deaths. The reduction of the metropolitan mortality to these comparatively satisfactory fig ures is probably owing to the exertions of the police, who have been lately superintending the disinfection of the sewers and -cesspools with the utmost rigor. At Wina and Nisbai-STovgorod the application of the same strict disciplino has led to the same favorable result ; but in the small towns and in ihe villages, where people are very much lsft to themselves, the infection is spreading further and further, and without as yet abating in intensity. According to the latest advices, the provinces most visited are Mohileff, Voronesh, Biazan. Saratoff, Ynroslay, Novgorod, Witepsk, Kursk, and Tnmloff. In the last mentioned province matters hav8 reached a terrible climax. By the 12th of August the number oi sufferers, which on the first of that month had dwindled to 827, had again increased to 6,124, of whom full onekalf had died. Tho districts most severely afflicted were Tamboff and Bor-
iseeglebsk, in the formerof which 1,238
persons out of 2,oi0 s ized, died in less than a fortnight, the iatter bavins; 931
deaths in 1,206 se'znres in tho same period. That disastrous fortnight saw 208 deaths out of 284 seizures in the District of KoslolT, 1!I7 deaths out of 388 in the District of Lipetzk, 102 deaths out of 287 seizures in the District of
Morshansk, 103 deaths out of 266 seizures in the town of Kiransoff, &c. In Borissoglebsk the calamity is so great that the railway from that place to Zaryzine, on the lower Volga an important line which otherwise would have at
tracted considerable attention was opened withont any demonstration on
tue part ot the government or public.
That the Emperor will not undertake
his contemplated journey to the Cau
casus in the present stato of the Volga provinces, through which he would have
to pass, may be regarded certain. Nor do the western and southern regions show any improvement. In .'Iraolensk, whole villares are said to ii'i dying ouf. Orel, the sanitary state . I which is never very good, has seen its railway laborers infected. The town of Tula suffers little ; the worst off is the country snrrounding it. From the 12th to ttio 18th of August, 163 were taken ill in the distriot of Veney, of whom 77 died. In the province of Kaluga the sum total of deaths, according to the latest advices, is 839 ie., rather more than a third of the 805 cases reported to the police. In the distriot of Medin alone, 71 died cut of 161 seised, between July 26 t. ad Aug. 2. In town of Charkoff 73 fell ill and 30 died on August 18, tho sum total of patients oa the day following beieg 132. In the town of"Pnltava 58 foil ill and 25 died between August 13 and 15, the number of patients under treatment on the 17th being 31. From Itostort-on-Don, Nioholayeffsk, Taganrog, Kursk, and Ekaterin'orlav we have no numerical returns. At the latter place it is chiefly the troops of the Thirty fourth Division of Infantry that barter, being encamped in the open air. The tad register extends to south and east. From Nishni-Novgorod sonthwards the Eastern governments of Penza, Aatracan, Orenburg, and the Lral territory are touched. At Penza the dist rict the most smitten is Nishne ,ovo, which alone haa one-half of the dead in the province. In the town of Attracan the fist case occurred on the 11th of July, from which date to the 6! of August 552 cases and 326 deaths ai-e recorded. The 2d of August was a black day to the place. On it died 56 out of 116 seized. And, that no point of the compass should be exempt, cbol w a appeared in the beginning of ths current month at Archangel. The ra
fashion and frivolity. It was to him now the holiest estate which man could
rare colors are Frost or the
coining death, and
should be so unusually favored -Mstil unsolved y bolnuists. It is sulliciciit, however, that the hean'y ov ists, and the question with u;i i ; how to perpetuate it. it is only o; laV years til 1 1 'the collection of aul until leaves has attracted much attention, but it is now no 1ch a Matter of trade tliau of pleasure. The
faucy shops of the cities are each fall nuppUed with the rarest npccinieus, and boxes of theiii ait? shipped to Europe as much by tradesmen ns by enthusiastic Countesses. The process of preservation is very ample. A f'v thick blotting pade, some sheet s of drawim; paper, a earners
hair bruch, and feme ;:mber varni
are all the necessary tools-
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I'lMiiLii Mil.-, rv.i it::, lu eAliUCIj uumoisture before they arc vu-nished and placed upon tho paper. Ttisnotr.eeees; ary to wait for Jack Frost's coming
to commence operations. Xo be
have increased 10 per cent. The bnt
ter produce has increased 2. 000, 000 and
of Jack I cheese Uns declined 3,000,000 pounds.
occupy on earth a bond symbolical of will hear thein with great pleasure,
the union between Christ and hi
Church and as such he entered into it, and took upon him its vows in solemn awe, as well as in holy joy. Catharine was to reoeivc a rich nnd costly
ring, but it was to be one which would keep ever before her Him who is the busbar d of His bride, the Church, and her obligations to Him as well as to ber earthly husband.
The stern old doctor had not taste for cooing doves or shooting Cupids, therefore these hfid no place oa the wedding ring. Tho passion of his life was tbe passion of his wedding day. On tins broad surface of the ring are seen t ie eoourge, the spuar and the pil lni- which fiffured in the crucifixion.
the St.vior's passion. The full length figure extended on the cross is the relief or. one-half the ring, the head being in the center, and over it is set a small
rinsr. On the other half are objects i to Mr. 0 won who
connected with tho scene of the crucifixion. On the inside of the ring is engrave! in fair characters : Maktis Luikeb. Caiawsa Bokes, 13 Jcsi, 1325.
Thus did Catharine ever can y about I
with her the emblems of the dying oi the Lord Jesus; and thus they did both sanctify their united lives to Him who jlied to redeem them.
commence operations, xo be sure.
the gayest work waits for Lispencil.but
portion of that ode. After wa 'ds I shall j eariy September giveo you some speei endeavor to saya few words on the sub-1 mens that cannot be hid later. A grove jeet of death. Then wo will sing the j of maples will show yon a:i occasional remaining portion of Mrs. Stowe's j branch where a golden glory struggles beautiful verses. And nfterward.if my , with a rich groui for the possession of
esteemed incniis.tDe iiev. Air. jiitciieu each leallints Unit forget tin r brightand the liev. Mr. Ewin one or both j ness in the lalc-r days. If you stroll
desire to spenii, i am quite sure you i deeper into tno vvoo.ls where the sum
mer rains have formed a .little swamp about the maple roots, you will find in the dropping branches a' Hushing pink and cartaine that shame the seashelis of India mid that keep under varnir.li as none of the later s".i;-des will. The elm, too, stretches from out its green ! cloud a branch that ceems lo have
caught tho fiunshme- ami imprisoned it;
J fib motner oi l-.lias Howe. Jr., inventor of the sewing machine, died in Cnmbridgeport, Mass., a few days ago. Mil. J. C. Kondkhf, the Danish viceconsul, residing in Washington, is at the point of death. Mr. Kondiup has
for 16 years been employed in the coast iiurvey office. Pittsfield, Mis., has developed a nother economical citizen. A young man called at a store nnd inquired for boot boxes, but could not fi. id one large enough, and it came out in conversation that ho wanted it for a coffin
for his father. Tiik Pittsfield (Mass.) Timt savs : .1.1- lf.. ,r,a nr.,., ,y,.i,i ,1 r r..". flu-il
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been in Maine, and had never seen a
railroad until withiu a vear. He
a little girl, but she is nov
mother. O.ve William Kennedy, who was fa-
vntion of the blood, which it Mill not speedily cure. FINANCIAL. I ;-, vv::yr.mET skuikities,
Jay ifflu ft Co. arc now soiling, aud recommend
t'.i u i'ii.-r'.t:iblo uinl a;ifo iuvestraeut for all claasca,
tHa First Mortgago J-,10 g.m bonda ot the North.
era Fie: lie Killreatl Company, bearing Beven and
Tln-r c T ;utus tier eout. Roll Interest (more than 8
per cent, currency), and secured by nrst and only
eiorlgag) on the entire road and equipments, and on nn ro tbn 33,0( 0 Acrca of Iuid to every mita
of tra :k, or 500 Acres of Lull to each $1,000 bond,
The blgl wt enrren; price will be paid for U.S. Flre-
Twcn.lc:, lind all other ciarketabU eeouriUes reciveU In exchange. Pamphlets, loaps, and filB
infonnu- i"ii, as vcll as the bonds themselves, will bo
I'nrnli'lied on application by Jay Cooke ft Co., Phila-
delphi.i, New Y-.rk, aud Washington, and by most
llanki pud Bantern, throughout the country,
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The sincinK was conducted bv Mrs.
Bella Golden, Mrs. Charles Pi. Parke. Mis Louisa Duclos, and Mr. John II). Ji-ii.s, several other persons joining in. Then Mr. Owen said: "No article of belief, moral or religious, seems to me as important as the the assurance of immortality. You re
member the text : ' If there is no resur- j and the bent grass, the red top, and all rection of the dead, then is Christ net j the family of ngro&tis wave their purrisen ; and if Christ be not risen, then j pk -blue smoke as never again throughyour faith is vain.' out the fleeting year. It 13 is early Sep- " lew dny this; but comparatively j tember, too, that the peppcridgo "drops few feel any absolute certainty abcut i its blotches of blood r'n the ground be
lt. Even the most earnest and devout I low. It is a magnificent leaf, ovate.
Cnristians sometimes admit now wavering faith often is." Mr. Owen then related conversations
j whL'h he had had on the subject, at I one time with a we'd known Presbyteri ian clergy man of New York ; nt another t ime with the Episcopal Bishop, i The former, a wealthy man, declared
Jlachi.aer.v lor Working Iron. For straightening large round iron, a machine has been contrived which performs the work very perfectly and leaves the iron free from scale, and looking well The iron is placed under the machine, and is rolled backwards nnd
forwards over a smooth bed of plates. Any pressure that may be desired can be given to the machine when in operation, by simply placing a weight, on top of it. Sheet iron Btacks for heatinr; and puddling furnaces ore now bci;: made in sep;irate rings, instead of one whole piece, as formerly. Each ring has a band of flat iron horse-shoe bar about two inches from the lower edge, firmly rivited, and by which each is supported as it fits into and rests on the edge of the one next below. By makinj the stack in this way, in short sections, it can be more conveniently erected, aii.l also can be repaired by renewing ouy worr-out part, or burnt section, at loss cost and much less labor t".i in when otherwise constructed. A wire brush for scratching scale from largo lound bars during the roUinpr, is in use at the Griswold Mill, Troy. The
hard and "lossy a the E iidish hollv.
and of the color ofn pin'e.' i-b'oodruby. It is very difficult to lind perfect specimens though, for they arc most always insect-bitten. Disease is evidently the cause of (heir color. Now is the time, too, to watch forest ivy where it clusters over rail fence and bonabless trunk,
had bee::i saying to . The coldeu and rone wood shades are
aim that ho (Mr. Owen) did not be- what you are after now it dees not lieve more firmly in the existance of the i bleed till later. The poisonous plant visible world than he did in that of the j gives the pretti- st leave Mid it isn't invisible that ho (the clergyman) j so very poisonous, efcer all most per-
nouw ?:ve nail wuat lie was worm m , sons can Handle it with impunity m the world to be able to say the same j tho fall. If you are r.fviid, however, thin.j. remember thtd : TL-o ivy that has five
i ine laiter stated to -ur. wwen tnat unjjens, use y.Mtr ua-.u, yon can r.onmc-ias.-isting.it the death bed of an aged ' il ; that which has three fingers you clergyman a perfect exemplar, through cannot. j out long life of uselulnei.s, n faith It were best now that you should take
i a ad content and the conversation
turning on the evidence of a future stato the dying man exclaimed: "Ah, Bishop, tiie proof, the pronf ! If we only had it ! " Then Mr. Owen resumed :
I did not believe and hero I speak
tally wounded while attempting to rob a house in Indiana, recently, has made a statement that the murder of William Smiley, a printer, in Indianapolis, on the 22d of November, 1650, was co nmitted by a man named Crocs llobbs, now under am st in Chicago, charged with auother murder. The crime has heretofore been a mystery. A Great Tidal Wave, fifty feet high, it has been predicted in the Southern
States, will on the night of October the fifth, or the morning of tho sixth, sweep over the coasts of tho western continents, from Cape Hattcra to Bahia. This prediction appear t to be generally believed in the Sout h, and the New Orleans Picayune, in a column
article, endeavors, m a humorous way, to allay the panic. A few months ago tho Antwerp pa
pers reported that tht " Wandering Jew" had reappeared and been spoken
to m that city. The tradition of cen
turies is that the visits of that mythical personage always precede war or pestilence; and the superstitious are now connecting the outbreak of clulera in
Belgium with the recent visitation of the wanderer. There is something remarkable in the vitality of ihi& ridiculous tradition. Sir Jo.no B.vD.vnooa, of China, i3 limited to the following tides: The highly honored Commander and Comptroller of Military Affairs, the Augmentor and Instructor of tho Army and
Aggr.mdizer of the Country, the Sstisfyer of the Law, and High, by increasing tho prorperity and revenue of the country, the Great Inheritor of Fidelity and Faithfulness to the Salt.
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alse for her whose departure irom
time to press, varnish and mange your trophies, lay iujr them a--vay on cardboard, under glass or iu rich bouquets, and, after a few weeks' rest, stroll out in the rich October sunshine for the happiest days cf your woodland roving. How the haze has thickened from afar off, and floats down on the hillside.
among us we mourn to-day- l do not i wmie tnrcugti tt gicanis tne landscape believe more firmly iu these trees that j like the lair form of Vivian through spread thir shade over us, in this hill : her gossamer robe. The green has on which we r-tand, in those sepulchral j nearly left the forests, and " the jewels monuments which we see around us of the year," sapphire and ruby, topaz, here than I do that human life, once ; garnet, anu-thyi-t anil amber, glow and
frranr.ed. perishes ncverr.-.ore. A death . sparkle in all their gorgeous hues. Th
change there is, often terrible to wit ness, leaving us behind, desolate and forsaken, for a few years on earth, but no death. Wo never go down to the
sumach mis caught hie and blazes out into orange and crimson, with here and there a cluster of ;'.:reeu a;d vcltow
gravo. V,3 cannot be confined within '.he tomb. It is a cast-ofT garment raored, iideed, as are sacred all mementoes which memory connects with those we have loved and lost but yet it is only a cast off garment, encoflined, to which are paid the rites of sepulture. "film believed, a3 I believe, that
the oae lne succeeds the other without
: blending and beauty. You
brush islabtenel to the rest bar on the ideaalmost discarded in modern lines discharging side of the rolls, pud the expressed in such lines as these :
ue.r pa stun;.; miiuagu mc wires is enecfcuallv oleaned or freed from all scale by the time it gets tho usual number of passes through the finishing groove. It is Slid that a brush of this kind.
same as frequently used at foundries
the complementary ci '.-.-mingling ie. indeserib tbh
will not find tue 1. .;v, ; much to your piirpoo, however ; they positively refuse to keep, and fade slowly, but'surely, as rho tint of 11 dying dolphin. The broad, linn ov.tls of' the- dog-wood are better, and hadt beautifully both in forest and 0 llection--deep red as Bur crundy, with ft tracing of green along tho vertebra. The ivy is in its dvincr
intervals; save a brief transition slum-' glory, and, clustering over a broken ber it may be, of a few l ours only. trunk, glows in the distance like a pilNeither of us could believe in the old lor of fire for us children of Israel. The
" lli:.l man when liiin In lonesome grave Sh: 11 flc. p in dent.ii' tlnrli plovim, Ti! thr f tcrn.il morning ivake Tisc eluiiibera ol the. tomb." " S ich is not Christ's doctrine. ' To
day' he said to the repentant thief on
1 1 - U 1- 1 "".I
or c.c imugcn! ungs, properly arranged th(J cro(18. to-day shalt thou be with h.:.h,rrl Inc. vnllu in hntla,. linn, fl,.i . . -
trough of cinders sonetimcti used in steel mills, and which is placed behind the rolljsin the same position. Aa Anecdote of Everett. In his speech at the Amherst semi
centennial commencement
Park e.aid : "I have recalled thi afternoon a 5cen6 which occurred thirty-six years ago, on the day preceding thecommenc!ment. Edward Everett then delivered tho oration. Iu the midst of the oration he uttered one ; entence which called forth bursts of applause. "I will read that sentence: 'Before the admiring student of nature has realized all the wonders of the world, let him sit down and know the universe in which he lives, by examining :he races of animals disporting themselves m
....-11 . . . . 1 . ... 1 ...
oiiiiiain scarier 01 i-ie woo ionic lsrun- . ning it rivalry with it. and each grows i redder and redder with anger that it 1 cannot outrhiuu the other. " The oaks I must not be forgotten, wilii their ten I families and hundred shades ; and in all the range of color thc.e is scarcely a tint tho maple? do not lting abroad, richer far than gem-bearing trees of j Alladin's cave. The wild tulip, with i its broad leaf that seenw cut oil' at the I end, and the saw edg-tl beeches, will ! add variety and beaulv to vour ixm-
epiets, and the Indian pipe should also be remembered. Well, your work i3 fm.'slied, and you stroll home through the a itumn sunset. The long, golden shafts of light steal quivering through ti e trees, the air is rich with health and merriment, the squirrels urn barking r .'.ily among the branches, Use paitndgo thrums in the distance, and tho wood pecker ham mors nbeve your head. The air grows cool apace, and the haac is heavier, wdiile your heart, both sad and happy, drinka in the glory of an autumn day. Peege. An 1'iiPl Indinn Feud,
their lepretentative ocean a drop f j throughout the ode wc Lave been sing- Thc Indian corre-Doudctd ( tl water. -J I "16-i" gnardin care by the habitants t??'"" Jt
"Alter that sentfinco. it anncarcd us of Het veil exercised toward those of t.i : ..A..'...' .V. ,r . 1 lc
if all Amherst College would not cease earth. , , Hindoos in . e -pi 1 n,ri, nt to clap their hands and stamp their feet, I " As so the virtues and good deeds of ,, '" , "rt V' p;lrt3 of and ylt you seem to boniimUd by the Her who has left us, if n,arly forty i , "-" Mohnm' recital. Now the question comes, wimt years lac mid conversation in our vil-, , LulLn tnTwiL ' 1"
,0 pn.nnn Tl.rt e.-. r :.. : lar-v. Kiitnr.'4 lint. 111 u-iIiiduc w m-.p.1 I . .. ' r. u,., uu
' . , ; "J , ' ""r L .71 C 2 r - . . I am and sncred to
rue siuaiea artiessiiess oi .rjaward iv-""ion oj woibb uiuu woruirett. ! I'"While he was on the point of speak-! " Butter to imitate her example than ing the words, a 'drop of water,' he I to spe.ik her pmise. Well has a great turno.i carelessly and saw a glas,;of wa-1 1'0,;t and thinker reminded us ; ter on the table. He put nis linger in j " ' He tniarii: the 4aai who lives ap they desiro. " the glass, and a diop of water was sus- . pended nberefrom. I have :t on the .
best authority that six or revon weeks i M,'.Ji F0R ttxjnsa Schools.
before that oration wss delivu-ed, Ev- i f8 INGlsCi . School.-What 'fro , : e rm W n iS' crctt wrot. a litfi tn afrionn itt.r, : rdeasaxt memories cluster about the i rcltu no,J rPw miy. A Hw. ereit urote a leitei w a menu hi Jioston .., ,. . . . ., ,.... o .i., , ... doo vernacular naiier be.s
uiu iiisiiioiieti OAii.'...";; ocuooi . it. l.s , .. , . , - , . -ii.-it-tii.- - . - , . .1. , .. .... ........... i. . i ... i . .
new proponed to revive the "Institu- , ' . Y 1 'innict oi cows.
tion. 'tnd the book above named is I .-"....f,--v.. wa. , h:ij. -e
me in paradise.
"Again I believe, ns she did, in the meeting and recognition of friends in heaven. While we mourn here below, there are joyful reunions above. Also, that the next world is one of many mansions, to be occupied bv those who
Professor ! arc htted to enter therein, and this,
tjecawsc; they are fitted, not by any earning of Heaven, for which of us is fault!.- ss enough for that ! Yet there arc tlw prepared and the unprepared : and that determines our lot in the next world. 1 agreed with her also in the belief that there are in Heaven duties, avocations, enjoyments even, as various as those on earth ; but far higher and nobler in scope ond purpose." "Finally, I believe, ns she believed nnd it is so beautifully expressed throughout the ode we have been singing in guardian care by the habitants of Hei.ven exercised toward those of
I nrr OAiTUfc.
Im, 11,1 -l M'S. -1. J.lvt" Fl.'e'U-- Family tti vr iivl Celts O.vts n .-t B.mu:t , Pof.il M-iss Lai.d ST. LOUIS. BBlif t' VTTLE-Choice , llwd to Prime H'vih- Live SH KPUX'ii l.jChoIco. Fl.--l.-ll S triri.. x Wlll-AT-I.'u.S KoJ Co:iN O.tTS IU : H.'BI-IV rcnn Muu Ucd MILWAUKEE. Bi:ivi:a r;tioico rnii::'
Fair Ota103 1 Mfli'.iu:n Srocx CvriLE l.'onimou Inferior , Hn js -Live Jjlir-.-pLt-.-'jfood to Choice UTITEH-OiK.lcj V. ua-Frli , Fm;b V.'uitc Wtr.tcr Sstra , Spring Kxtra , WUE.1T tipriiis. So. 1 , No. 2 COBS -S. 2 , Oars-Xu.S Bye Xo.2. Babixy Goc-4 PMHI-JIotb Ln
4 00 M 4 no s as (8 6 oo C 00 a 6 35
..8860 (J .. 6 00 (S .. 4 76 .. 4 25 a .. S 50 ! .. 9 60 (i .. 4 00 ( .. 2 60 (I .. 16 J is .. 6 51 (3 .. 6IBMS
Special llotttcs.
The Murder of the Age-! Brother uud fester of J;dm Harper. Telegrams to the Cincinnati papers give some details of the murder of Jacob Harper and his sister at Midway. Ky., on tho night of the 10th inst, It appears that the bloody deed was done with a meat-ax belonging to the houce, and that the old man was killed outright by blows on the head with its blunt end, while his sister was so fearfully gashed with its blade that her re covery is impossible. The ax wa found covered with blood, concealed in some bushes in the front of the house. The old man when found was lying with one foot hanging over the bed and his his head fearfully mashed. His sister Betsey was alive, but the b-'ck part of her head was broken iu. The couple thus assasinated were very old. They were the brother and sister of John Harper, the owner of Lonefellow. The murdered man was a farmer, and about eighty years of age, and his sister was not much younger. Another brother Adam, v.ai the business man of the family, was killed by guerrillas duritig the war. In the confusion and excitement there were of course innumerable conjectures as to the motives that prompted the com mission of this terrible crime, but the supposition most generally accepted is that it was done by negroes, who formerly belong to them, and who expected to get the money of the old couple after death. It is said the negroes believed a -vill had been made to that effect, and they were tired of waiting for the end to come naturally. Three negro men, who were found lying concealed iu a neighboring field, and whose clothes were very bloody, were arrested and lodged in jail. Harper and his sister lived on tho old Franklin road about three miles from Midway. The old people were the only occupants of the house tho servants sleeping in a little frame house some fifty or sixty feet back of tiie .,,.,- ,1n.n11i.,.v rPl,.p ... ...n.-, mii'O I
.... ... .... . ., I IT ts I'NIVKilS.M.LY ACKNOWLEDGED by thoae who almost penurious habits, were weil j ha tried it. that wjuu-.VMxru iloap Is the known, and the impression w as general ' bos! laundry snap in usa. it washes in norm r cold that they kept their treasure concealed j "" and tho bulling of ciotUoa is xatirctr done away
1840 TO 1871
FOB. THIRTY-ONE YEARS PERRY DAVi' PAIN-KILLER H;ij heon tcVo,l in evary (rarlofy of clfmtte, and by al msi every niloii known to Americana. It in the almost constant ec.m:;inton Inestimable friend of
til hi (a.!-1 nary t.vl H-? traveler, on sei and land, and no o:,(i ft'nutf ! travel ou otir LAKKK OR RIVKR6
t i i nut; i i i.
F.US-KIM.fiK was tho Fir it and is the
Oiiiy Fennanmjt Faiu-Rolierer. f it.'.;'.' tho P.MV KIFXER was first inl rodnood. And
ii..' t wit !i ic', '.uitiuriKisi h! sak, ma ay llnlmctit Pimill'. -:., n:v. I it'ior i ?;n jilios h;vo becuofftjiod to the puh-
ii" . rj Lit on.. t iri'.nn rut ovor attainoa ine uruiy t vi..uli:0Taniino of the PAIN-KILL EH. Why in This So?
It- h btjffAu-K, DAVIS' PA.tV-KlLLE:a U wha, U
eljuui3 to jo a K-nieveror Pain. I'; yon MffortD3T from INTERNAL PAIN, l-rcn-y i r Thirry a Litrln Vatr will almost Intu ly imtij y.u. Thors U nothia to eiu&l it. Iu tVrt tllOtlH. tlfb it tmej t':iiir Crnitips. .'tia'iii flparUllurnv Dliii ilMfa lbvntrry. Flux Wioil Id ttit iliwe!?i Sour Stomacii, I h i e p h 1 n I c U Headache. In isoctU'tii of tae coantxj' where FEVER AND AGUE PrM-;,U, then is no remedy held in (tm itr oaleern. Kvcry h.iua'.i-k&eper tthnula kaep tt al h ind, to api)lj .m tin: th-.:t att;ii:U ot any P.iln. it will give satlafaolno relict, leid i;m; hour nf snffo -in. 71 1 nut t ritk- with jouriwties by lostina untried remrOU .. 11-' ; uro yon e.ill lor a id get thojrumlno PAIS KlliLlllt, ;i - m;i!ty unrt'ilc no-itrums aro attempted :o bi sold oil tit) sri3.it reputation of ' liia rainabia 1T1..' - loino. C ';'' nirixtii): aciMiiupai y each bottle. 1'ri'p 2. fttt., 50 rts., and 81 u?r Bottle. i. N. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, rror-rlolor for the Sou .hem and Wei.tarn States. pitM.IJ IY AM. MEoiciXE MKAl.EltSI Pon.-llQ'.y (iKKRSK ltUTTOS. MilTankee: H. ItO.SWOirril A MOSS. Milwaukee: KUI-LKR.FlrVcH A 1-"jM.IIH. tH-as.-.: IUCI1AKDSUN A CO., St. I. mi,: M I'iil.l.O'JIl. MetiORIl i CO La Croase; XUVliS tUO I'll Kits. Saiot Taal.
i. W.tiM.fioprloior. K. H. McDoaato A Oo., Praorlabi aa4 ae- a'i. Ea tratOKo. CaL, aa 11 M owoMna Bfc,a. . flijl.IOKS Btur Testimony to tht' Wonderful CnrnttTO Elton . Ttior era n;4 a vile Funcy Drink, Starleof roor Bitin Whiakry, Proof Spirit aa Refno Lla h ova do..-torcd. q.Ioesl and iutcteiioil to p!' aai: U. Utr.ontl " Tonic?." "Appetaerf." itcstorura."lc. that lead the tippler on to dnjiiteDnefsaiidrnin.ba'laaw a tn-.o litdlcliii-.mKdo fioni tfca Kativc ll.otaand Mart of Cillfoinin. frco from all Alcoholic "" lnl. TWVBratlictJKEAT III.OOD PCH.IFlEItaiMl A LIFE IJ1TIKG PBIKCIF1B aiicrfc.t Roi.ovntor and IiiTiiorator of tho 8jatm, corr-.-ine off ail iioisonoua matter ami restoring tbebUwd to a ticaltbv etiniitlou. Ko pers" can take ttaeoa Bit-
cr nc-coHlins dircctioiit ni.. rMnaui lo-Hl onwou, irautul ilK-Ir i:oes kit m.t ikitroyed bj sntoorol oinouor other uiciiii', nnd tiio vital organa vaatot Iwv-'iid the Kii.tof rcpnir. Tlicy arc n Cootie Pnrsrulveao well naav Tosilc, loaie Ins. al'.-j. tbe iwcnliar merit of actinf lift a :ewctfiil tiscnt in i-clin-iiifi Cui-.sction or Xsfiammation ot tho Uvcr, fid all tiicVlsccral Onrana. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, inyoonjor oW, aiarriuJ or dnirle, rl. thad.-rii ot womonhood era Ilia turn ot life. Oicsc Tonic Bitters buve no coal. ForlnAammnlory onil Chronic Eteimtiant anil Coal, Drsprpola. er laalaoadaa, Ktliono. Krnltlrnl nnd Intermlueat Fenn. Plcp.a of the Itlood, llrer, K.I4ocra and liliaddcr, thcr Blltcra nave been moot Mtcroaf -al. Snch Itlwaaea ro earned by Vlllolod
Illood. which taRciieriUiy prodncrd by dcxangetaew
of the IligcetiTC Orjaaa.
UVMPEP!IA Mt lMIJltMTIOrt, ache. Paic in the Shoulderr. Conahf. Ticbtnesa of tho Clieft. Dininess. S'iur nictation of the Stnnaeh. Ba l Tante in the Mouth. Billons Attaeka. Palpitatloo ol the Heart, Inflammation of thtLnDgfc, Pain la tbe regions 0r the aidncys. and a hundred other painful aymotomii, r.ru the cflrprinss cf 0yapciia. They invijc rate the Stomach and stimulate the torrid Llrer and Sowela. which render them of u nee Balled cffieicv in cleansics the bloadof all imparitiea, and raapartin? new life and Tisor to the whole eratem. . FOIt SKIN DISEASES, Eraptlona. Tetter. Salt
P.bi'nn, Blottbes, Spote, Pimples. Pustulea, Boua,rbuntis. nins-Worm?. Scald Head. Sore Eyes . Eryeiprlaa. ltch.ticu: ft-. libcoior&tion of the tikin. Enmoraand Dice mm of lh tikiu. of whatever wn or nature, ato liter tl!r due uiiaii rarried out ot the system in aaiiort l:m: t y the nac ot these Bitters, tine battle h Mch cuiv-.: .rill con, tar-a the most increaaioua of their cura tive.fi!Cts. Clea tae the yitlated Blood w&enerer yon find1 tt im -
puri-ks burst ius tliroash tha akin in Pimples, Ertu-
obatrttctttl
la foul.
tho klaod
irovcntion IS uet'ar man yvw , .. ...
IKtliSjICAaa VaT If rt .. ... .
' .ot
In II.A t-M
Twohoiliw ara warranted to cure runuing
aura and i-lotehw amouu tne nair. Four to ix lmttlea aro warranted :t. cor corrupt and rnnnlnp nlcera. "
line IHitlia will cure ecniy erupiiou mi ."- Two or tbrei. bottles alu warranted t a euro tho worat
kind of rltiKWonn.
TWO or turea noinee nr.. .Miwuu ... .ui- u.v.-. desperat" eoe-.f rbruuntlstn. Tnreo to tour bottles are warrant I to euro talt''Fkl' to eight bottles will cur th worat case of w.-rofula. . . . , 4W,,
A IMlellt IS always experieuei im. .i.-. ami ii pet fret mro is warranted when Ine above joan-
tl.y isiaseu. TinT-TTT-v MUSS.
Dr.An Ha nan: TJie n autntijn of'ti o Meiiiinl l'is-
rfvwv, In ciirina all kind of liiinicra. I ep sen wiio-lisln-r! In- thMiuaiilmoiis voice of oil who havp crer usfl il. tliatTti'-wl n"t eay ony liinij o l thesui'j.rt. as tlielll'Kl "Itrllfill pi.virhuisaudthcinii t careful drngaiktsln thecrtimtrynieujianliiioiisln tspiaise. 8 ! "'. .: HI...I1....1 Tl invert to v nnr l.otirT.
I do It with a full knou leiljre ol its cu ative paver, ill retievlnstall. aa-Jenriiig most of the. i seasesln a belt . i;.,.rnri,it,.. e-iliable. Theui iBtexcrusiating
disease to u aifit.ouato mother.
NXTRSINCI- SORB Uenred aa tf hr o miracle; jour own temper la r-
Hor-.d to Ita natural sweet wi-n, aud tmr iiaiw iiooi
lnr and fretlnt naps to c.11111 and the Meillcul I)k o.'-j- Imic-re i untaln of bleasInix t yonr lmhati,l nr..I lionn hold, lu the moroadvuiiri'd htng'-s of
It extetidti to tbo uturnacli. ci?f:'g which Is niilliliia hut canker ou Ihe sloinarli ; then to the uittatlues aud IZXDZTEITS, erratina atnklns. i io r- tr. anJ an ludifferenco even to th; can cf s our family. Your (.tr'iiiai.h is iLMTJ ZNIIiAIWEEH,
vnur fnoil dl5trcw- you. and you ran only lake caria'inkl'ids. ami i ofthat yoor fy:n does net get hnlfthe n'-urishttieut Itt-ontalna is Ilia acnmouious Itii 1 ofth- canker eats it up: the i .our complexion 4 l:s bloom, and becomes sal ow or fTCemsh, niid r. ur l si day Is gone, i or w in of nonrishment
SlJeX -hVi iuo ikukai Wscovry ia peculiarly adnrtedt., CURB; ralpltatloa - JWfe thThtoZlnl
whet! you retire. Weeuliirity or h bowels, and aia? that mvtt excruutaliiig ol disease: . lira
FILES.
.a f . ,r.AiHA-i Mt. TlfffNTtnff .
How many inousri..., " nT.,,.! tionscr Bores; cleanse it when yoa find It
ra'TrVirooe; mi: iiwtto eaii. I I and .limsh In tho Tcins : tteuf e tt when tt
wish to imprrss on your mind tht aood eld pw-erV, 1 r fc.jQf9t will tel! yonwbeii. Keep
" An. ounce of provcntion is uet er w . i-v ,
dim . unit iroiiil ml
Sir.-nniR-nni i s. do vou any injun
Nnermnireciuiei ruTunwi
oan KeU aud plenty enough of it Dikbctji ns roa fcsr..-Adults ,ra tableswofo T-!f day I Cbl dron over ten years, d. Bart spoourul ; I htlSren from five to eight years, te wpoonfal. Aa no tUSelion. can be npSlicnMo to a I . onstltution. taie
tjl..riO per notrie. "' v'
they. Is aoatelr an todlrldual upon the
Eat the ba tow 1 earth whoee body la eat-urpt irom tne
In tho tnitedfc'atea aid British Pi svinees.
drugiit
wort. It la not noon the healthy elements of the
body tnat norms exist, out nst-n mrswwi
anri .limr rlewi.tts th&t breed thttSe UVTOX mt
. . Vn tH.n, nf XI .rfi !-i ' r.tt T -TTTllt
aothelniiniica wiU free tho eyite-a from woraaa like thesa Bitters. J. WALKER, Proprietor. B. H. MoDON ALB CQk, Drtu zis'a and Gets. A -rents. San Francisco. , CalMorBla, and 32 and M Commerce Street, How York. tysol.D BY ALL DRL'JGIgTS AND DBAl.KaA
ubout the liouso. Atrninst tlio tiioory of revenge or spite it was urged that the old people, though very close iu nil their dealings, were thorough !y fair nnd honest, mid too infirm and inoffensive to eiicrouder hatred. So tho good people who flocked to the old house were puzzled. They could make nothing of the case whatever.
the Hint. oo. and nt
Ainritsur the prievnnce wss. (((-opened by a Mohtiiiiniednn butcher throwing a l one into a Hindoo v,-e!l. There was an instantaneous risiiift, and some loss of life, which ia the p. abject at present of a judieinl inquiry. The .-spirit of Hindoo hostility bus spre.i l rnpidly; I at nenrly all the ehi i tii-ntif.'iis in the
SoaooLWhat i " we rtiucners t.nve to be
asiticg hirn whether ho bold a gesture would be proper."
Two faeta in Earl Russell's life may be notice:!. When ho wa-i young ho
was e.o weakly that no one supposed he would live to be an old rnan, and for ms-ny years this weakness ocntinued. Bet when he cot to be between sixty
ana Beveciy nearer sixty than seven
pie-eminently fitted to moke the exer cities interesting and profitable. 3Ir. Emerson, the author, is one of our most successful t ook-makers, his musical works having sold to the amount of a million copies, or morn. Tho
! book in question contains a pleasing
ty, we fanov he nicked u n amaizindv. ! nl,a Progressive elementary course, a
gathered ilesh, and now he him ni.nr'lv ! collection of glees and songs, and a
retietif-.l the age of fourscore, u greater ! """cr oi siu.-rcti Htuign nuti aiituenis.
iw uiim i.ny jtvusHoa tins reacJietl, it is i said, for a century or more. i
It costs but 7.50 per dozen, ami the
enterprising ptiplisliers, O. Ditson & Co., Boston, will send a sample cony
PBTJdBDt s's Celebrated "Wliif Winn I for 7 cents post paid. Worth sending
Vinegar will keep pickles Ask for it. I for surely !
Sue!:
t . i. t
.au u i niiiir ix-ui, jut! Mohnramedans systematically ouf rage this lVlling by nnneiX'ss.ry critelty in heir mode of slaughter, and perhaps Omstrn which is far from ended, nmy load t0 some mich mcasurcH with rer.pix't. to slaughter as have recently been put forward by the Calciittii" Society fur the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.'
Mode Suffkrino, HoitnowANn Death rc tho romiltH cf Jncligeutiou an ! Iy(ip(.pHi.-i tliau from nil oilier known tlt-i-i- (.'ol's Iiyspeihia ('rnr. i a Binn n :ul im nmcliaro remJ(ly. It, will stop tluitrrsH after ci.ting as kooii is you take it.
We have often wondered whether there is a porscn in all Nciv England, who does not know and appreciato tho valuo of John.o'ii Anoilyne Liniment as a family meik-i:e ? II i ala)Uod to most all pnrpoHCs, and is tho hott pain -killer that can be need. F.iBJir.ns and Btock-raifjers have frequently fold u that thov have seen very good rosulta front, giving fArTi'lait's Cafufi-; Vonlition I'ovcflem to oowu and bwine before ond after
they drop their yciuig. Iuo non-dors put
aeni in good couilition. ana i-
witb,
if, till r.-imorojiaiut.ollorirroasenfanyklnd.withent tho t-iijibtetd injury to thg garments. saves the incot veiiior.co of hot water in summer, and of steam in tho bouitf (io productive of colds) in the winter. For sale by grjeors evoryivhero.
them
streugth to ctro and provide for their ansk-linga.
Dili Tilings Slave Passed Away. This is it loasl true of the old method ai treating tlio bug ulmscil anil much abused human body. It la no tonrjer considered wise to put a patient to the torture iu order to euro htm of a disease In w'-icli paiu ia already undermining tho energies of III system. Truo aelrnco rangea lhieli on the side (if niiturc aiid endeavors to osalat hex In her liiUt against disease. Tuie la the province of Hoetotter a Stomach Bitters, the moat approved tonic ever advertised In this country. It may bo too. oimiunded no a fall nnxllcine, par excellence; for It l. la tlu fail thai biliousnese, dyspepsia and malar oun fcrvra are especially prevalent. The frame. oiuiuHteil bv the boats ot eunuxer, la ro.
Uxed and l'woido at Its cIok-o, and refinlres, we muy nay tfi.-naiil,i artificial assistance. Afford It
th:it cssibtantie lu occasioaal doses of Hoetettor's S'oiiia -h Butt-i-h, and the evils referred to may ne
Ihe ultramontane professors of theo- ! ihrougbout the far weal, and on the
lnrrv n Mutttch haw issued n initit. tir.i. emiog auumi oi tne southern rtwra, an tba yarl.
vy . . .. . : t - ..tus
a course if Ilostctter'a Bitters been ccimmence-d
. r , .i i e r ,. - , cms oi p. ri.Hiicai lever are tirooaojy ri:e tc-aay fjio nrronic . flin lr.ntn.n nt Pit- !.4. ii-a .. . ... .. . 1 wjr
von Dollinger and Friedrieii to eollegi
nte dignities, and have appealed to government to cancel Dr. Dollinger's appointment. H. W. & J. M. Wethbbbll, of Chi cacfo, would invito the attention of the trade generally to fbeir complete assortment of Millinery fioode. Their facilitinaara nnHiirpaHKOil for prodnriiig at all times tlio latent novelties in ririH aud New York hate for ladies aud chili ren. Buildino Ff.lt (no tar,) for outside ivorl;, and inside instead of plaster. (.'. J. Fay, atsiitoo) Camden, N. J. NOW IS THE TIMK to illSlllO 111 TllC. Sluiual Lifo Insurance Company of Chicago.
by tho sufferers a month ag.i, t. a., before the .un-
nitanny treason act in, seven-c-icute ol then-, would m all pt-o'yabUity lie in thetr uenal health at tlta preeent tinK. Ho much for want of forecaste. 6c much for not ket ping iu Iho bonse, imd using dall;-, the beat s:.f!ii;ird u;tatiist epidemic and endemic fevers.. As il-ick.i of imiisters and Imitators arc trying to fiiUow In the wake nf the great American remedy, therefore be sure ttat the article you buy lagenuine and verified by the proper trade marks. The true artiele 10 only lie obtained in bottlee. Beware of the spurious bitters sold by the gallou or in keg.
I'JMSK, II. II. CO., 63 and 65 Lake St., wholesale 1 tieaUn taSt raw Uoods, Mllllnorj,WhltoUoods,Ho. Klory.Gbvus null fanuy lMA)di,.Ki 1 fie hakti St..Chioase. 'III. I'ltlU'SKKH iV HltO(, importers and lobhois ti riirtiiumtis, Watehos, Ofooks, Materials. IvttaMhhtd loll, m East Water street, M ilwaukee.
MAIIi;SK IIOIl.EIt WfMlKN, ijako street, Milwaukee, Wia. R. Oavib. l'tuprietor. . ..,. ,- w jj,.,Doaerlpt,lon of lands sent; free to all A Form lor S4UU jtoOauguy A Wenger, Gihnaa, BJ.
Tho onlT Kcltabln Rift lltstribntien In tbe Country I $60,000.00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS ! TO BE DIETBIBimiD DJ L. D. SINE'S 15 2d B.EGTJLAK PIONTHLiY GIFT ENTERPRISE ! To be drawn .ITonday, ;'-f. S7th, 1871. TWO GRAND CAPITALS OP $5,000 Each in Greenbacks. Ten Prizes $100 ) vnuuuvMkM WIioIp Nnmber f Cairti f-ifts, 1,900. 1 Bone and Bajrrar. with (Sin er mounted Ilaraew, worth r609 ! One Fine-toned R se wood Tiana, worth tUO! Tea Ftmi'i Sewing Machin. worth $100 each! Five Heavy Oied Gold Huntlnt: V atches and Beavj Gold 0 ha Lni, ortb $30Q each! Pi x Gold American Hunting Wat Act. worth SlSS eixl I Ten I-iflie'i Gold Hun timt Wat -h-, worth $100 each! 6U0 Gold and Sil ver LcTr nuuttnic Watchea (in all) north from $20 1 $300 each! Indies Gold Lcontine hainvudiinte' Gold Voat Chain. Silver-plated t-t in, Sltd S?l.rr nnd goublo-utatOu Table aud ToaaiKta, lToryHndled Inner Knivei, Silvcr-:.lrtcd Dirnc r Irorka. Sliver Vet Chalna. Photc graph Aibatus, Ifli-ia' Gold Breastpins and Ear-rini, Gcntf,' Gold Br ?a' (pins, bhirt St ids and 8leeve Bcttooa, Finger-ring i. Gold Pens. fsUrer exteueton,) et . Whole number of Gifts. 6,000 Hckets limited t3 AOENTO iVANTKD TO S(XL. TICKETS, to whom JA -leral PreininniM hf pma Mnirlr Tlrri'tH,81;SixTirla l uVTwelre Tickrte dlOi Twehly-llve rickets 820. Circulars co ltaiaing a full list of prises, a dtverlpt4on of tne raa oner nf drawing, a ad other inforDiattan in reference to tho Distribution, nill bo sent to ikiu
one ordering them. All lottcrs mrrt bo addressed to
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The Kins of IIiiei-Rl Spi!ns is the German Seltser; aa.d Tarrant Efferrescent Siltzer Aperient Is ita dupHcaUi. Tettrr? attesting its wt nd srfn! Tonte Aperient and anti-Billots qualit esswar n in fro n Terr source, The tincetion has bosn sot tied whether srtiflcLally medicated waters may not bronaJ to Utuis
wnion ours- HparKting rram in" wnniiwu.
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$1,000000$ B7 the authority i? tie act of the Itt'lAtor: of Koaturt;'. tf Marco. 13. ISTl.tho Trnitees of ths Poblio Libnr. of KentucVr " frlm ajBHAJi0 UIR l'0 CEB.T at I OU1SV1LLE, Kr On Tuesday, October 31st, X87X. W1.W5 TICKETS Of AJ)MISSIOS,,la KAOH OJCU. KEN CY ; U."JLK TICKETS. 6J0 ; Q'JAETllB TICK ETS, 82it Tickets Hill be sent by rcttrfered letter . the nK.neo for tlem uisx be eat by If. O. money order, gnasv backii or draft Eaoh ticket consists of fear quarters, valno KSJf each. The holder Is entitled to admission to tho Cast. ecrt, and to tho value of the sift awarded tola or Ha fe5-50,OOO-rN HEEXBACKl win be dtatift. uted to holders oi tickets, in (lifts of from (100,010, tlto blxhost.to $icc, tne lowest, beirs 73 gilt in all. The Conrort iafor tho benefit of the pcBtn: i.rnit AK y op kentttckv. THE CITIZENS' BASK Of RY.. 1.5 T8EA8DBEH. and tha Corporators and Sutierrijora aro tho Bon. Thames E. Braraiotte. late Governor ot Kntuckr, nd twontr-serenot tho moat distinguished aadroapeota blecillsensof the Stat-. The andprrland, latp prlncli! bosiccss wiawaoor of the very su.ce.MuI Girt Concert fo- tha benefit of ibc McaeacHIe Lil-.r-.ry at faa Francisco has beer, ap. imtntod Agent and Manager ol this C and GlftCovoert. Tbe drawln-r and distrib-aMoa will take plaee tr. pahUo,ar.deTerTihina will be done t- sitjstjtiic burota of tickets that thvii Interests 1I1 be as well protected as If tbev were pDr4nally present to superhitoad Iho entire altair. For ttakets an in'orraation apolr to C. K. PETEBS. 13a Main St. Ixmleville. Kj., So. P Astor House, Now Yorfc. H. W. Hempated, No. 0 Broad ia.v, Milwaukee) Wis. M. A French. Vlrsinia Citr, KevadM. A. Wolff, Ko. B16 Chestnut street, St. louts. Tloltets lor sale in every tironiinent- nUce la thoij. ft.
HALL'S PATENT HUSKINQ CLOVES
KilP .lvrs- Ft 'IX O LOT EH.
The ?arv tvflf tliinsrrer htranted f or bnaldtiar i
They fixe universal satisfaction n uar. A man ema husk irom M to H fatter with them. They abaolrAnlj prevent sore nude and ovld nn;ets. The half fy9 coTer t bo part s of the head which become Kite. rTloo $10. The i nil fr'oves are made in tbe best sMancr of tanned tac&fcK; Trice B'tth style- have caws ftttachud. and made oi three siars, law , medium and small, for both right and Ic't-handec porsoaw Sent prepaid on receipt of :ric. A liberal aiaoown to deal rs. Address HAIt, HlSKIMi -lOVB VQ CO South Water Siree; CbicftXH III.
CVNWnRANGO, The wonderful remedy for cancer, syphilis, asrofftHb ulcerorJand ether blood diseases Dr. P. T. KEENE baring inst rotnrned from EewMkor and bit ught with him a qamtitr of the genniM ctwdaranj;'bark.ecnrci throuch t bo official rocnsimenrdation aad atftner Hia IceUecry, the Premdrutof Kcuadcrnnd the Gove mnt-ntof that Republic, me in prepared to fi!l orflertfTor it, to a limited extent, and at a prif e &iut onejuarterof that which lb oosa of tbe nrst ver? small supply compelled us to charge. Gpuricus articles aro now advertised and sold a tfeaduranr . Wo have, nt considerable expense, and with the cooperation of tLe anthoTities of Lojh, Eoaior, the Dtmince where tiie ni&nt croaf. so dirseted that
caaanei ox our sujpiy to inbure tnat none net tae frenuine shall be sold by a, and wo particUaxly call
me
e atte ition oi tbe public, for their protection, to the
fact tba : no Cundurango has been Imported exesp'; by this Uoitse BUBS, KKKNE k COKo. 60 Cedar street. New Ter c. D W 1IL1SS. M. O.W Bhiueton, D. C. Z. VL BUSS. M. D. Kw York ; P. T. KEENR. if. D., Sow York.
ean; and tbe Beltser Aperient.- rneii tanaoui
pure at a genaine, p Accept none wilier.
pure at d genoine, prnv the fret, BfHU
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DR. WHITTIER, 017 Sr. Charlra ft. I' 0 G EI? ixtcatxx in VX. Louis than aarjr Oinraa J Ic Physician, so succs3fnlltreaU8lm4eaad Complicated Vcncmal Li-a.teeaa toorincpaUenti from e reo State. bishoitlDpperttuiitlea,avlifa. time e trcrienee with pnr?st drus prepared in tiio
-fahlifilimcTit, cures casts clren uu bv otfeaw. m
mutt ci who failed ;t?':l your private trouble. Oob sult.-tlmfre. Be ad t ko s:ainis for cedicaJ eawara. M k SHOf ii; Wom a p&cod, sent by mdl. IS ceuti each, b 3th for2 ets.. 100 ivtcoa. Ail that thettnrloaa.
doubtf il or fiujuisittfe vlsb to know about them selves, narrliurr. JLc. fcrcrv nmnenunuid womali
onr'it 'oread it as a w.n-r.tu. TherifiToo. dehlll. fated oj port tally lmpmAi Ktv?sHettificaalvadTlaed
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RUPTURE Relieved and cured by Dr.Shennan ' s Patent Ajpv41nnee and Compound, Ofiiee897 Broadv iy,N. Y SeadlOc for book with photographic lfkencrses of eases before and after cure, with Heury VFaru HeeohgrV case, lt-t ten and portrait. Bowaro of trnv; ing UnpnsterSsWliO pretend to hovo been ulstaats of Jr. SBiaMA3i.
HRIDGE
XX FLIKT CLASS
I Stand Heat betlrr than tmy othrf asis
Atk for Dlthrtdco'a. and take re othor. See tliat oar najnc i every mx. DlVSOi HDSB & SOW. PittatrtrsH, Fa rs-SeBd tor Price Ut.
IMPERIAL GUI. If you have n t tbii celebrated ti and, pot it at oaee. There is none c jua! tu it. fs now ut up in bulk or in caaca. ICacb pj ekatre nal bottle 1 as H. if . IS. A CO.. burnt or blown upon it. Koneotb:r is genuine. Sena for circular. HENRY H.BI1CFELI! 4 CO.. Cbicaco.
FREE!
Tr1 Samples of our ? rent .8- pare 81 ,00
wri'tnrf wfBMjf ,iv jours craaDiiTtei, Fin -3 steel pngraviopa tee to subscriber , AartantR rnnlfo a if RanA fnr als.M.
day Ciasttfe HalioweliTMe.
h df A for bm ADVEUTISKMEKr in tt0 830 Weekly Newspapers
irculatiuj BftHt IQllf
Katimaties
ilatinginall the Northem S v itesof the Union and cheapest medium of its dud in the world' nates sent m application to
ytfSTKlu 41 Pn rk Row, m y,
For Of
nd Family
THE ETJIA1 HOME Jr from Sept. ; to danaarj, . all 72 lyODOl.LAR.Hfor
l. j .ii. c,- .-wsi-i.iaaa. n.raae Ac'I lvci Ktu. 4 niiinlhi M I, Inl H ... C. -I
free. liopKina A Vfiveox, naehoatoi. N. V
CtS A CO , :FoblishniaiSreirf America. S7 Park Row.N V nht.l.
Patento everjs here. Twenty.hvt, I
dantlal. Send fo Patent Laws and t luldo to lnrantora.
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utrriuw OJT .PRICES
To conform to reduction of duties. GRSAT SAVING TO G9NSUMEB8 u BT GETTLN6 UPCLt'ttra. BP" Send tor oar how Price U.t and a olob fofe will aocon.pany tt, oontalnins foil directions-lukbia a Ur:e acilng to oonsumera, aad ranaaerataTO to clu6 oraanixQr.t. THE CREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.,
8 O'CLOCK.
THEA-NECTAR 16 A PUKE Bx.AtU TEA
with tbe Oim Tta Flat or. T7s ranted to suit ad tastes, Ptemm eorya..r. And for sale whel. aU only t y thcirrat AtlontO Pacic Tra C-a.. S Church St., Y. ra. P. O Box SAOIt. Smd frr JY n - 'ur Cbteawr.
CWIXTIBi'RN
1.7 UOuib. one doll r.
CIII'I'.II POlVIEBU Pur
Coucht and Colds. Fonr piw.ii s rith diroetioaB,
ActaiosH oa Z.J1I .aiaariT. mew aru.
Bickiwd Family Kail ting Ntacbiat
Tbr IMi .m. Moid Practical, ttad Ihi- Brat..
T oan knit a Stockina complete wtihon' taktm 4
from tbe vactiluo IU It la nnlsneo . deske u. r rx v
money: mokeyi: honey::: Great, ohsne... Rnmnt.hinn fn. AI. w
thtnu; nip. Par ioulars free ? Don t miss taeoluuioe.
It's free. CIIAS M. WEL1S. Ohl aao. III.
BARGAINS at Ccat. Printed ootaTo Anonjsms. E aots thai should bo road and keptbjr erory per. son rounc aud eld. Mailed on rocoipl "fSOoeats. 3. MoCOl-KER, 333 Degraw St., rirootlra, S. Y.
R1FI.EH, SI ot -Guns, Rerolrori. Guu Materials of ernrv kind. Write for s Pries at. to Great West
ern Clnn Work.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Army ijuns nnd
MTOlTorBbouelit, or traded tor. .tienta wanted. f 7 MH.I.Ett. roanufaotu-.eroi 'Uoh Hair dowels I
Mlm ana lui.js nair mora, B?v iscon.-n nt, jsii- . rnikM. flli.ln. I :b tin. Pin, RlnirLHwrtAhjiL Onrls.
Braida,wis. Ordorab;mailreoei c uncial attanUon. I X.
or e ALP, Canaan. Me. The more I arc It. th bot I like it.-M w. fsosByCCBTlR, Medina, O. AUofrothtr It w irks bes-oad w-.r ezpectaUonK Mrs, ALTta WautEa, ttslons, N. Y. Send for air Deaoriptira Circular; wheh also eont.l.i. man, aim-.lar recommendations. Frtoe. 999 aa STA. Agnnta wanted. Addroaa Bickford atejsuicr nnd KuirtlBft MarUam C.
.1 nt... B&Kon, aaass.
LIIJHTMWI CORN Ht'BKEU. ftstrabd, iluska 900 Bushels r-er dajrVaiaha IH nanoea. C '.oi.n, Etfieicnt and IJorsblr. Brery rajsoor bnrs one. PBOrrrs Labue, Aeents male from SSOpord rr. Samples sent bjr mall forSt cto. Mend for Clrtular. C T.V'an SjcxiJlJi 3 W.oth t,fHnidnaatt.O.
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