Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 37, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 January 1872 — Page 1
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HOOFLAND'S SERBIAN BITTERS, HOOFUND'S GERMAN TONIC, HOOFLAND'S PODOPHYLUN f ILL, HOOFLAND'S GREEK OIL
oomttigtatt
THE IIKUAX ITS CRT.
Through ftnt, through the iss, through the sao-w-
ThroanlTaie nlsr rn of Jatiuiiai on Mrt, I Ban along on the wings of the north wind, j lo tbe midnight then eosneUi err : Waee,wcctd: inken, worM! rod tfcyaVu tag I Mount and tide, meant and ride tower! tfc
I Where tbe first tints of moraisg an beaming j On the cold, hopeless gloom of the skj."
Out beyond the diia realroa of the mid:
A Republican Paper, Devoted to the Advancement of the Local Interests of Monroe County.
Established A. D., 1835.
BLOOMINGTON, IND., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1872.
New Series-YOL. V. NO. 37.
Hoofland's German Bitters,
A Bitters without Alcohol or Spirit of amy kind,
Is different from all others. It is composed of tbe pore juices or vital c&incipai. or Roots, Hkbbs, and Basks (or as medicinally termed, extracts), the worthless or inert portions of the ingredients not being used. Therefore, in one bottle of this Bitters there is contained as much medicinal virtue as will be found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The Boots, etc, need in this Bitters are grown in Germany, their vital principles extracted In that country by a scientific Chemist and forwarded to the manufactory in this city, where they are compounded and bottled. Containing no sptritnouaing redients, this Bitters is free from the objections urged against all others, no desire for stimulants can be induced from their use, they cannot make drunkards, and cannot, under any circumstances, have any bat a beneficial effect.
Hoofland's German Tonic
Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme bitters, and i intended for use in cases -when some alcoholic stimulant is required in connection with the Tonio properties of the Bitters. Each bottle of the Tonio contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined with pure SasTaCscs Beat, and flavored in such a manner that the extreme bitterness of the Bitters is overcome, forming a preparation highly agreeable and pleasant to the palate, and contaming the medicinal virtues of the Bitters. The price of the Tonio is 91.50 per bottle, which many persons think too high. They must take into consideration that the stimulant used is guaranteed to be of a pore quality. A poor article could be furnished at a cheaper price, but is it not better to pay a little more and have a good article? A medicinal preparation should contain none bnt the best ingredients, and they who expect to obtain a heap compound win most certainly be cheated. They are the Greatest Known Remedies For LIVER COMPLAIN r, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUSOICE, DISEASE OP THE KIKSE7S, ERUPTIONS OF THE BED?, and all diseaiees arising from a disordered Liver, Stomach, or IMPUIJTY OF THE BLOOD. Bead the following symptoms Constipati in, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart-burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dun pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skill and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of ErH, and Great Depression of Spirits. All these indicate Disease of the liver or Digestive Organs combined with impure blood. Thenseof the Bitters or Tonio will soon cause the above symptoms to disappear, and the patient will beeome well and healthy.
Dr. Hoofland's Greek Oil,
Lights log Cure for All Kinds of Puins and Acnes.
ArratD Extzhkaiat. It will cure all kinds of Pains and Aches, such as Bheumatism, Keuratgia, Toothache, Chilblains Sprains, Bruiaes, Frost Bites, HeadacheH, Pains in the Back and Lains, Pains in the Joints or Limbs, Stings of Insects, Ringworms, etc. Tjjtcc Ixthisali.t. It will cure Kidney Complaints. Backaches, Sick Headache, Colic, Dyseuterv, Diarrhoea, Cholera Infantum, Cholera Xorbus, Oramps and Pains in the Stomach, Fever and Ague, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. Dr. Hoofland's Podophyllin, Oat SUBSTITUTE VOK SUEKCUXX FIXI4. TWO PILLS A DOSE. The most powerful, yet innocent, Vegetable Cathartic known. It is not necessary to take a handful of these Pills to produce the desired effect ; two of them act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver, Stomach, and Bowels of all imparities. The principal ingredient is Podophyllum, or the Alcoholic Extract of Man drake, which is by many times more Powerful, Acting, and Searching, than the Mandrake itself. Its peculiar action is upon the liver, cleaning it speedily from all obstructions, with all the power of Mercury, yet tree from the injurious results attached to the use of that mineral. For all diseases, in which the use Of a cathartio is indicated, these Pills will givo entira satisfaction in svery case. They never fail. In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and extreme Coetiveness, Dr. Hoofland's German Bitten or Tonic should be used in connection with the Pills. The tonio effect of the Bittors or Tonic builds up ths system. The Bitters or Tonic purifies the Blood, strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver, and gives strength, energy, and vigor. Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and tone up the system with Bitters or Tonic, and no disease can retain ito hold, or ever assail yon.
Theee medicines are sold by all Druggists
and dea era in medicines everywhere.
Recollect that it is Da. Hoonuum's Grauir Booms, that are so universally used and
highly recommended ; and do not allow the Druggist to induce yon to take anything else
that he may say is just as good, because he makes a larger profit on it. These Remedies will be sent by Express to any locality, upon application to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, tt tho GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 631 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CBLAM, VL STVAZra, Proprietor, FermrlT C X. JACKSON CO. These JUmeiies art for Sale by Druggists, Storekeepers, and Medicine Dealers, every n.-jtrc throughout the United States, Canadas, fvuth Atvurisa, trndt We
HENRY T. HiiLMBOLD'S j COMPOUND FLUID Extract Catawba j
GRAPE PILLS Component Parti Fluid Extract Rhubarb and Fluid Extract Catawba Qrape Juice.
won liver complain s, j attndice, biliot's AFFECTIONS, SICK 01: NEBV0U8 HEADACHE, C0STIVENES9, Etc., PURELY VEGETABLE, CONTAININO NOMEDCCMY, MINERALS, OB DELETE1U0US DBI U i.
PRINTING ! THE PROGRESS Job Printing Oface EJorth Side Public Square,
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Tuoso Pills are tbe limit delightfully pleasant purgative, siiporaeJiiigiastcroiUBaltmagDepi-ttc. There is nothing more atceptablo for the stomach, Thoy ive torn-, and cavue neither nausea nor finning pains. They arc eouij-osed of the finest ingredu MM. After a few (lays lis a of them, such an iavtg oration of the entire eyf.to n takes place aa tp appear miraculous to tho weak a ad enervated, whether arising from iraprudonce or disease. H. T. Helmbold'e Compound Fluid E (tract Catawba Grape PlUa arc not augar-ooated, frn: trie fact that mi gar-coated Pilla do not dissolve, b it y&fi through tho stomach without dissolving, comequontly do not produce the dean ed effect. THE CAT IWBA GRAPE PILLS, being pleasant, in taate aud odor, do not necessitate their bring sugar-coated. PIUCE FIFTY CENTS
PER BOX.
IS
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M vlo equal to tho best its tho countrv. Particular attention paid to COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Including BiTl 11 ends, Hand Bills, Letter Had, N.-te Heads, Pirculans Oards, Pontertf, fco. Fij o iriiiti!i:; a spertialty. Onhsra from a diatauco will receive prompt attention. cirWarTo!j SE !
. M. Orchard 8c Hons, PROPRIETORS.
Opposite the Depot, Bloomington, Ind.
Another Tear, " Anothrr year." sue Raid, "another yptr, 1 These roes I hsivA wntchetl with so much care. Hove watched and tended without pain or fear, Shall bud und bUxim for me ctceedinfr fair " Auother year," hU tuiid, "anutlier yoar." 11 Another year," she eaid. ' another year, My lift prhapa may hud and nloom atiain, : Afay t)nd and blAnm like tticao rrd roaes here, ITnlike them, tended with repi-et and pain Another year perhapa, another year, " Anoth.-r year, ah yea, another year, When Hoom my roaea, all my life ahall bloom ; M'hen MimnkT cornea, my fmrmor tooll be here, And I Hhll ceuee to wander in this gloom Another year, ah yes, another y-iar. " For, nh, another year, another year,
i n nee my ure in ricner, strorger aoll, And prune the weedu aw&y that creep too near, And watch and tend with nev?r-ceaelug toll Another year, ah yea, another year." Another year, alas I another yei,r, The roea all lay withering ere their prime, T'r-nr bliRhted bud, with scant; leavea and sore, Drooping ami dyiii' Iciit? bef re tlieH" t.nc - Another year, alas" 1 another yeir. And ah, another year, another year, Low, liko the blighted, dying buds, she lay, Whose voice had prophesied without a i'ear, Whose hand had trimmed thi- roae-tr( day by day, To I'loom another year, another year. Sorah Perry, in January Qalaxy.
j search to lo ly iiik, but it wiw not tlH;ro. Eithe oho or Uvr litiHlmini hail movril 'it, and groiiinp; hr wutv nlxnit in tin; gloom, bIip, ufttir a ft'wniommit'urtrliiY,
! snceeeiled ii hicliiii it, utnl tuliintf it
givs up so long- as there was a chance of life loft to hp.r. As we have already said, there wuh no windows in the loft",
so taat avenue of escape was denied her. The roof was covered with hewn
jon her ami, ultn iippnmi-tieil the lndd r plunk, fastened to 1 10 ridge pole and j
tne top lotr i mo Mdes by means of
stout wooden pins. To remove one or more of these was her only chance of escape, but to cio this with her own un
aided hands seamed to be impossible.
THE TIGER.
The Hon. John illon-lsaey Wants 81 ). 000 from a. Wealthy ClncinnatlaM, on nn old Gambling Debt Fading 1o Ott Uke Cain, He Brines Snit.
I caught iRht. of mi utilin;!. ! that seemed to mm Iter I
From the Cincinnati CommeroilJ. Dae. 30.
On the night of February 20th last;, about 11 o'clock, i. well known Cincixinatian, of large foilunc and occasion
ally of very largo uid liberal views cf
ind was nbi iil t ili ni'iMid when (d o
in tin' room
blood to icso.
' and for a iiKiininit. ir-ndi ri'd her ineiipiii blfi Of thllllfrl t nr ticl.liili
i StanditiK it, tin. ( rotor of tin) room, Half choked w th ntaoke and her child j m.atter? and thing;! m general, seatel J with its head tipl iini.-il, itn tcrrv. eves clinging to her and crying with all its r1 nnh Py" tfa ; fflariiur aroutid in vrv direction, "its power, she felt about hor to find am. P m John Morussey'a bouse, No. 5
: long sed tongue part ly protruding from instrument to aid her in the aceom-! S Twenty-foun;h street, New York. ! its h'df-open nouth, in which the white plishment of h ;r purpose ; but all she ' He waB somewhat under the mfluencs ! i fiiiiK? were visible, was a huui!. lank : could find was n stout Btink of mnml i of uqnor, and ol course owned th
1 worm, iiu was in iuck, "iu nismini.
On tbe border whore shudows las
Comes tbe Kin with his i hnilnw i
Ccsnes the King with hi I konaera unfnrlad, Abore him new perramaH are shedUaa Before him new glory is fpresding. Around him new mat caw are treading. Thronging in, throngin iln to the.wcrw. BM them hefl, bM them htB in Ihey enter, Wide opoE yonr heart tvxtik fting: The new soufe. the new hi ipei, the new trials. Hew sumfftii and new tirnilnae win hilng. OIe ihy caret to the past, dim and hoary, Turn the page on tbe yu Tear asd story : He is dead, be is dead, an 1 tbe glory BUiuanowontheineoDnnt King.
Bide away, ride away toward the eastward, ' I O'er thehiH-toj the banneni appear: . linger not, hager not in the itedow ! Where tbe pest seeks its sepulchre drear.
nam DMisa mee, u (inner, tny msrmeea, eaws behind thee, O f inner, thy sadness, Iiook beyond, look she ye, and with gladness Welcome in, welcome tat ttn Hew year. LfppitaXCM Magazine
Sews and Miseellaiieoin Paraijraph u Hulk. Cxksto, the celebrated daitsense, is coming to America. Great damage has been done fcy floods in Bengal. These are raid to be 80,000 different Bhades in ribbons.
A oahokbocb rising of Sepoys had
niii, KiuMiKi i'H' uiii uimeiiv i i iuii t iiuHuii ah iiaa piHcea mere to t r . r , u.v i jf. n-fcii, a1 f racelhad venn ired in through tho onen season for an ar helvn FTnrHB tW. i He started m to do there what he b " Dutch colony.
! dotuib search of foo.l, attracted by the ! with all her strength between the W sometimes dene hiae, during
the
oditjT-the m'Ht thotwas cookiii); upon and one of tbe jlunkii, sheeasayed with tlie fire, as it had been -rowling about ; all her strength to raise it from its
tne canm, as vras frequently tne case at place, but without success. Finding
tsr .Vo Paint vrill b spared to acrommodalc iht ; traveling public. i
NATIONAL HOTEL
L. E. McEINK EY, PROPRIETOR,
THE DOUBLE DANGER. lieroiv riinduct of a Pioneer Wife, Among the earliest settlers of Woodstock, a beautiful tow.! in the Green Monntain State, was n man by the name of Sloey, who had left his eirly home
this season of the year.
For a mint.te, Mrs. Sloey was so paralyzed with horror that for her life or her child's si ; could not have moved or uttered n word, and the wolf also remained stationary, snuffing the air.
last
ten year, in the wt.y of a big play. But he was not disposed to " change in"
any money; his wrd woa good for " chips" to a limited amount aa ho
this immovable. Bhe tried another with
like success. Hotter and more s tifling grew the ait about her, londsr crackled the flames below, and fiercer became the cries of the imprisoned wolf, while the cries of
ana tnen moved cautiously towards tlie lier child rang above all, and rendered fire, to the momentary relief of the j her well nigh desperate. Hope was mnt.hpr. Jia site Rnw r.hnt lift tuna fiirt.lior ' fat lonvinrr l,i "Ri,t na m nra i1f,1r
from the bed upon which her boy was ; remained untried, t.nd she had goneiUe manner8 ?f. the ho"8e' steppec. sleeping, yet whom it seemed as if no ; the length of the front side of the ; for7ard. PP h 'm on the shoulder,
power on eartl: could save. 'cab'n. With the eiergy born of des-;
Slowly md Shyly the wolf approach- j pair, she inserted tb5 stick, and pried ;
A houhtaih of purs mngntwU has
been discovered on Bctte Creek, Oregon. Goopeb wrote 39 volumes. 80 of which
were novels; ana mot it ox taem -mat
was known by reputation to some of j written before breakfast.
tne nouse, ana was accompanied ; Thk ot a Methodist minister by Mr. Bolly Lewis, So ha nied a deer with an axe, near Corral -played on his credit and lost, j Oron, irecently.
tutu wuuiiucu w upoc, uuut tucio wcrti : rrw. nt t
tne cnii , e . i.;Kijrf
" markers " againt it him in the " chk
rack to the amount of about $3,000. At; this point Mr. Wm. H. Mead, one o::
and remarked thai; he had better quit,
as the house was not in the habit of
EAST
BLOOMINGTON, INC., OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
; L .T i ;i.'J "7..X ed the fire, sniffing the air as it did so; i upward with nil her strength, and to 1 un?1,8 nignintotne tnousanos against
l . 'rr:'" :" n":"Z i.Za r. but not fancying the strong light her trreat iov it moved slowly, and the i matters, particuisxiy tnose of compar-
Thin Hotel Is ':nrge and commodioiiB, flist-cla.ii in a: 1 its appointments, denirably located, aid ia quiot a?.d comfortabli;. Charges r.iorterate.
BUIN & CO,
GEXEBAL
l I at
BEING PBEPAREI) IXFBESSI.T FOR THE ABOVE COMPLAINT !19 BLOOD-FUKIJFYING I'R0PEKTIE9 ARE GREATER THAN ANY OTHER PREPARATION OF 8lR SAPARILl.. IT GIVES
THE COMPLEXION k OMAB AND HEALTHY :OLOR, AND RESTC'ttI8 THE PATI1.NT TO A MATE OF HEALTH AN PURITY, f"Oi'. PITRIITING THE BLOOD, V.K uOVING ALL CHRONIC CONSTITUTIONAL 1MEKASES ARTS-- G FROM
AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, '.ND THE ONLY RELIABLE AN)) EFFECTI AL KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE Cl'RK OF PAINS AND 8WEI 1NG OF THE BONEii, ULCERATIONS OF THE THROAT AND LEGS, BATCHES, PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ERYSIPELAS AND ALL SCALYERIJlTIONS OF THE SKI S, AS'D BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. PRICE !1,M) PER BOTTLE.
M
BZJZfB.7 T. ZISLMBOXiB'S COHtEJTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, THE GRIA': DirRETIC, has cured every ea of I IABETES in which it liaa been given. IRRITA1TCN OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER AND INFlJk UMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, ULCERATION CF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, RETEN'IIOI! OF URINE, DISEASES OF THE PROSTRATE ( LAND, STONE IX THE BLADDER, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK-DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCCUII OR 5IILKY DISCHARG' EH, AND FOR ENFEEilLED AND DELICATK CONBTITUTIONSOF BOTH SEXE.ATTESDED WITH THE FOLIX)WING BYM1 TOMS : INDISPOSITION TO EXERTION, LC9 OF POWER. LOSS OF MEMORY, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, WEAK NERVES, TREMBLING, HORROR OF DISEASE, WAKEFULNESS, DIMNI SS OF VISION, PAIN IN THE BACK, HOT HANjW, FLUSHING OF THE BODY, DRYNESS OF TI K SKIN, ERUITION ON THE FACE, PALLID UNTENANOE, UNIVERSAL LASSITUDE OF TBE MUSCULAR SYSTEM, ETC. UBod by persons fr m the ages of eighteen to twecty-five, and from thrty-'.vi to fifty-five or in tbe decline or change o; life ; nfter connncmnnt or labor r-aine; ld-wett:CK i 1 eliil-.': .
but guvp way
strokes, am
quite an open
in. During
alone, but when the necond autumn came another journey was taken to the old home by the sea, and when he returned a young wife bore him company, to share with him the joys and privations incident to a picusf r. Three years cf.me and went, and the clearing had grently enlarged its bor
ders, although no arir s but his labored
within its first came
treated to a respectable distance, and the ground they had once occupied was
now usurped by flouiishing crops that
eueere
encouraged
tion
The three years spent in the forest by the young couple had been those of peace and contentment. A son was born to them at the 'iommencement of the second year cf their married life, and who was, at the t .me the adventure we are about to relate transpired, nearly two years old, and as bright a little fellow as ever cheered the hearts of parents, whose very life seemed bound up in that of their child. Tlie nearest neighbors of SloCy were more than three miles away through the forest, so that it was seldom they saw others than themselves. The settler was too much occupied with his work to pay much attention to making
and the distance was bo great
than in his love and mercy, find their ; that it was not safe for his wife to go sermons gave evidence of their obe-' alone, as the forest swarmed with wild
dience to belief. On this Sabbath the ! beasts, which rendered the night hid
to be erected before his death.
A Swiss editor in the canton of Uri was recently prosecuted fox advocating woman's rights, bnt was acquittal. Max von Schlagki is the name of the new German novelist, whose stories are pronounced fall of imaginative power.
Solomon Sbaoboth, of Chambers
mgsot tne new uoTinectiCTtt, naa at V ., , "V? V" : e jv r r v n.i snmMiiv.. '
lust tiitflipd noon a nlrpc in the wilder. 'nrown out Dy tue emoers, or tne neat i welcome iresii air ot Heaven came pour-; -BP,vlast pittnea upon a pir.ee in ine wuuer- nti . ,:L ,.,, u ' ti ; : e ; made m a tone and manner calculated
TCcc attempted to I be.inonens The Cincinnatian conn, Alabama, died recentiy at 'eXToMhl foTes "hKir E H darthock a new pang of horror ! startTnotheo.ely its side, bpft, with ! tlij fit f 107
would assail me Heart ot tlie motiier. ; all her strensrth. she lound it imnossi- : ICMrc.u i'"y"fst
beneath his relentless
who, with feelings that ca:mot be de-; ble, and yet the aperture was not large f? for a $10,OOC- losing at any toe ;
d in a coup e of years he had 8eu was filing any motion en space ercircllng his cab- wbQlc,l A'lol the bfe of her child, ? this time he had lived Suddenly ore of those wild it
jProduce, Commission; AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, And dealers in Naila, Kanhawa aud Ijiko Salt. White Fih, &e., BLOOMINGTOKT. IND. J. W. HARRYMAN7 DEALEBB IN Choice Family Groceries Qneennware aad Wofjions.
i j The highlit price paid for country produce : ! Northeast Corner of Public Square, BLOOMINCTON, - - INDIANA.
Anecdote of Ethan Allen. Ethan Allen once passed up through ; the Hoosac Yalley and spent the Sabbath with n friend in Willii.mstown, ; attending church with him and his family. The first and eacond Presi-'. dents of Williams College were square-! taed in their orthodoxy, hiving far
more faith in Divine wrath and justice ' visits.
atf ill
gusts of wind i. at sometimes precede a 1 storm, came whirling into the cabin,
sending the liglit sparks up the clum-
scribed, was watching any motion on ; enough to wlmi; har passing through, inena ieswis vouia voucn ior tnau
and again the p ings of despair seized j , , " " : " hold upon In t IclaredMr. to be a man of honor The neat was becoming terrible, and fchai alwTf- foTU,d.ninl the opening she had made in the rotjf ! sach)' w,rth hal1 a m,.Ulon' 1 seemed only an outlet for the smoke, ! Kood as 1118 wotd 111 Pan a debt ol
Mead was reluc rant to allow any frrr-
100.
A London husbanc, pounding his wife, was attacked so fiercely by the family eat that the woman had to take her off to save hie life. A coMPOsrroB on th Chuak County (Indiana) Democrat set twenty-foui thousand ems in twenty-four oonaecntive hoars. The armies and naviiis in Europe are said to contain at present 5,165.300 men, 512,294 horses, 10,224 field guns, and 81)0 mitrailleuBes.
ney, and scattsnng them about the ! winch, as it. poured out, well nigh
VfVim t, tno X'iki hia ijimip onH fliconicf cl-iflA.l l,.n id-.imm ln .1..
of the wolf, vho slided toward the 1 thrust him thro nrfi the ooenin and thr credlt. Pjaj? but at last consented
door, and just is Mrs. Sloey was ex-1 holding him on the roof for a moment, ! ia the indebtedness ahould reach ; periencingadeightful hope that the she was about to let him slide to tlie 5000 W1P out. Bo the play;
monster woma 70 away, tne ueree zuet srouna. at the nsk of dasninflr the me : f r ... ; 5 q.. ....n Pnt,
bounds. ThV trees 'thatTt : to with a loud buig, ; from his body, when the sound of rapid ; uck Tk . &V?$ZiZZ up to the cbin bad now re-1 fll!LT"l 11 ff'i the -! tnTXMsationai abTuUheTffant ! In each of the cafe, Uaubmt, there i.
prisoner within the cabin. band sound,: d like music in her ears, I Hotror stricken at the situation of : as he came across the oleannsr, and by i lm?K n i,J,K gamDimg nouBes. , i t,- .-itja.
in tact, our mucinnau creaw system i "j "-
J -e, -w.- nr ni iv.j ;n. .in., a i ,' 1 in Met onr uracil
dthe heart of the settler, and ?"u,8 : bi- ine.igut, 01 ine names mat naa Degun , .-"'did not atsraet half so much at- In takintT down a beautiful painted ii.- l. un me-heart, the movements of the wolf. ; to hrpnlr nnt in novornl nlnwR o.w the, I player Old not atsraei nail so mucn as- an using a.wn a waauwaui paunw
lageumu. to sutu Breater j w,. fidUM hinwelf tht cased. lxran I ehild and the l,,,ad cfh&riS 7n lu teaction by hto phty as by the expoeow esnyas ceiung-at All Spnls, college,
roof.
to move anxiously about the room, no longer seeking so much for food as lor a chance to escape : but at this triOment,what was the horror of the mother to see her boy, awakened, no doubt by the the noise made by the slamming of the door, rise up in bed and call her to come to him.
At the sound cf the child's voice, the ' with hi? child, and in a moment
wolf paused near, the centre of the ' his wife was by his fide, with a heart
room, and fixed its eyes upon the livtle ' overflowing with joy at their escape.
he made of himtielf when the K5,000 l Oxford, England, recently, fifteen an-
V:i. l..i j i- iu. i : Doint was reached and he neain insist- cient paintines were discovered attach-
God shouted th ' mother, aV sh ! on further credit The manager edthe roc where they 1 M Ibjj still retained a hold upon her child. ; of the game again refused, was j unknown to any one, for two centert- r- ii hi, met with assurances of Mr. shon- ies.
to tell it he was ur,on the rrf 1 and ability, md, flnaUy, after a FtrRKBB details eonoernirtg the . with1 h t 5LTJS hflLri ! rather angry disc assion, allowed himto , cent bargW at the offae of the town
. i j , ii. . i n i i t lr: j ji 1 ir A.
n, ., i .i. i.u j ' proceed ana at lenirtu to leave me ciern oi iniuuieuum, au, Z 'I u I P " f 1 f Souse 110,000 in debfto it, on his word i losses at $22,000 in cash and bonds, the
!of honor as a gentleman, who owned latter belonging to various parties, wno i " a bank in Cincinnati, and was amply I with others, considering the town safe f . . . . i i , , r 1 1 1 . 3 !1 ! X
fellow, who, all unconscious of danp- : The cabin wa, bi-ned to the ground j "enty-nve times taat -neoxvue .-.
Ii nil it a nATitnnlo nn nrl inn the, ' mnuu. - j....-, r
B
HELMBOLD'S EXTB A( T BUCHTf IS'MTJRETIO
AND BLOOD PURIFXINO. AND CURES ALL DIS
EASES ARISING FROM H A BITS OF DISSIPATION
AND EXCESSES AND IMPRUDENCES INT.IIE, IMPURITIES OK TUB M -OOD. ETC. SUPERSED
ING COPAIBA IN .'.yjXOTIONS FOR WHICH IT IS USED, AND BYPmUTIO AFFECTIONS IN THESE DISEASED US EL : N CONNECTION WITH HJELMEOLD'8 BOSS W Af It,
LJiDIES. rNMAN? AtTECTlONH PECULIAR TO LADIES.
THE EXTRACT BUCHU Li UNEQUALLED EY ANY OTHER REMEDY AS j N CHLOROSIS OR RETENTION, IRREGULARITY, ?A1NFULNESS OH SUPPRESSION OF CUBTCMARY EVACUATIONS, ULCERATED OR SCHI JRUS STATE OF TH"S
UTERUS. LEUCOltltHlE. OR WHITES. STERILI
TY, AND FOR ALL COMPLAINTS INCIDENT TO THE SEX, WHETHER ..RISING FROM INDIS CRETTON OR HABlTfl OF DISSIPATION. IT 13 PRKaCRIBED EXTENSIVELY BY THE MOST EMINENT PHY8IOTASS AND MIDW7VEH FOR ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
OF BOTH SEXES AN D ILL AGES (ATTENDED WITH ANY OF THE ABOY E DISEASES OR SYMP
TOMS.)
eons with their ories. Bears and pan
thers abounded, t ut. the wolves were tho most to be dren;! od and proved the 'greatest, annoyance; far often they would gather around the cabin at early ! dusk and keep up their horrid cries
was calling for his mother. Ihe ted witb all its contents, including the
tongue still prot-uded, and the white.; wolf, the autho!.1 of .11 the mischief. A teeth glistened ir the fire-light, as :he ' new one was ereetcd, and therein, in monster, half fearing to spring, erupt after years, the story we hsve narrated nearer the bed to take n better look at i was often rehearsed to those that his prey. ( claimed their hospitality. Half frenzied with the terrible dun-,
ger of hor child. Ihe mother deterniired to sacrifice her own life, if need be, for that of her boy. A plan had suggested itself to her, a mere hope as it were, and she grasped it with all the eagsrness that only those so situated can know.
Unfolding the quilt and la-ring it
I tne Dans, wneie it remain a w uus ;
tho WliW Tho wolf wns nlmnst ni. its hpnrlpd. nhnw-bacon. nnch asnhound in i aonr. laen wiew Mte-u
(nnt anil thn l,o,1 hnt i n1ir.it. ilistnnoo : Hi mrripn tnrnl rl str r-ts of Rnixlanil. i on We saujeos, J
' awav. Tlie monster saw her comiiJK. 1 had shot a tanner with intent to rob,
1 : 1 1. 1 1. ; .. t 1, AU;i,l nv.A it nr.naaant.tr till XX a. wna a
l and fixed it upon hia new victim I parishioner of Mr. Young, who, at his i P lB.ed tar?11 :niB
o
text of the worthy President Fitch was. "And if the righteous scarcely be saved, where shall the ungodly and the sinner appear?" Firstly He laid it down as a fact
ucruuu uut'bt-.iuil mill; mil uiuru tllitu uub. imu aaw uu uim uiuim unco . , ,ij , . r.. , . , one in one thousand would be saved. ! until the early gray of the dawn sent across her arm she prepared to descead ; peticeBje
Secondly, thirdly, to twelfthly He ; them howling into the dim ft sles of the said that not one in fifty thousand forest and up the dark ravines among could be saved. j the mountains, where shadowB almost Ethan Allen took his hat und cane ! like those of night lurked all through and prepared to leave. His friend ; the day. said, " Don't leave now." i One day late in October business Scventeenthly dropped f'ora the I called the settler to the nearest settle-
President's Hps, who said he lad come j ment of importance in that section,
to the conclusion that of the sonntless : wind
millions of men, not more than one in I distant
uii i;.inn.iii;i.i bi.'.jii?tiiiii wwum nu BHVlHl. mvii iiiiiu, Itumuli mi niii- one uccu uwu , , . i a i i i m n....u:..i.ji I i.-i. .- .. 2.v .ij.i.n .-i backma: towards ler striving to get
me oiu iioiuiei nun ueeu en., wide un- jook lor mm uii iikuijuu. us 11. ua ,. . . vr ,. v..i f:il.r,,n., tiv, it,- nr.n ii, . . ... ,P,. , 1 i i,.i J ii i, ol it, but in vain. Wow was ner mo-1 bored taithluUy with tne poor iellow. easy under this rapidly sliding scale , very uncertain what . time he would be y and spriu?. ! The result, tt8 L tells it, wVs this : m which the blanks so mnttiphed and able to accomplish his ims ness, and it h fe d ehe c,a d j..1 I .tTVhen ilist x 8aw po Maskelyne, I the prizes Jaded from view. He grasped , might be that he would not be athome ak sprang up the ladder, jwas telling hirr that the hoUest mkn his . .ant ana cane, when h.s fi.end said ; unti late in the ght but come he ln nmed , the mfwl0 wa8 8tra?'. thnt ha8 eel Uved, when he has come to him. "Dont go out. He will be ; would before he slept, unless some un. . .,,,.' f iuJ. j,i ;0, .-i,i .
1i.,nh uhnM W'o r.ro t frirocon aVont intornnscrl to nrnvent it B"UB iu "?.. ; - ' rT",
enteenthlv. " ' " Oh,' no matter," said I Bending over his cuild that was Bleep- ; om tb- m
On tho following day Mr. Mead calleci 1 for safe keeping.
at the Cincinnati m's hotel and remind- A South Boeton widow has jost seed him of that indebtedness ; a drai ; ceived $75,000 the proseeds of the sale or a check would be a very clever way ! 0f land deeded to her by a wealthy adof cancelling it. He was met by the , mirer, who was only prevented from rerjlvthat heoucht not to have allow- marrvinc her because she fonnd ont
: ed the nlav ! To make & long story that he had a wife livine from whom
A Cause for Grief. j short, the Cincinnatian positively wasn't he was not divorced. There is an anecdote in Young's Me-; S?U?edito Pr5"8 ' Gek- Eosboh.s is mnngthoae aplenmoirs about certain signs of repentance j His brother, who was m ew lorK at did energies which during the war pat in a convicted f don abrnit to be exo- j the bme' was apjjealed to, but woulttt ia otem0et rank of military cuted, which would be laughable if it ' not move in the gambler s favor, and men bringing into practical operawere not so grim, and which is doubt-1 the loser returned to this city, leavuig tion narrovr;aTige railroads tnroughlesslikea gooti. many eleventh-hour ! h" word for $10,000 in the i drawer of , out We8tf particularly in Califor
nia ana uaio. A Vallkjo, Gal, Nimrod having gone i :i it. 1 a ii.
j exposure if toe ' debt of honor Jt ; Mjy disgusted on disnot paid welthe ?no"blli coverWthathihid bought a box of
v.. . - i nilTa hv miatalre for TMrcuBBion carm.
m e: . . . 5 ,
on his
When h:lf wa- 'own the ladder, Sbe : urgent request, visited him in prison, i " " T,: i?' vTT He went home a sadder and more nnn-
wolf made a spring at her; this was tbe " I knew," Mr. Young says, that his ; Btrongiv incimet. yo P"" ' grj man. moment for her tc execute her hastily- soul's health was well cared for by the j tomer, but was dissuaded by friends ? i. w1ai a w Ur aition
'VI LUO JittblCl. I ' ... ,
took shape, day before has been nnderMKen wmcn win leave
when Wm. H. Mead, cf , in the Bpnng. The shipowners c Kiot-
ntrif tared at the Burnet I tenbnrg are to oontantiute largely to-
TTs-inciA and al.nr tlv after made his way I ward the expenses, and Professor Nor-
to the office of his friend. On his way j denshild is to conduct the operations out he met his man, but not being pos- and superintend the fitting out of the itive as to his identity, kept on to his ships. office, reachinc which he was informed Philadelphia baa a confirmed rryrom-
that the object of his trip had " gone i manaio in ihe person of colored boy
fm,a.l nlnti (.Tirl rlirnwilMT r.liA mil t, inlini.lnin nf thi mil. miri i hurl hlir. lit-
i chanced to ba some eight miles 'V'f, '."!, "t , .-;i t,jZ.? 'ii. L-.lu :Z ' At last thinsrs
; and he set ont early in the TV' ! I,' " ."iTA rTr?. yesterday.
fn ,nn t.n .... 1 1 1, u. w ........ ...w. rj. . .t 1 T ,
.... , tt .i . t -i raav fir u r
rid i terview. nowever ne went ana ut-
kavors
With one
hand she
H. T. HELMBOLD'3 HXTRACT BUCHU
CUBES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRUDEN
CES, HABITS OF D .S8IPATION, ETC.,
in all thrir stages, at HttliiiTipeiis?, little or do change
in Ulet, noinconreiil(iice,iid noexposure. It cauaos a frequent dire, and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing Ofof trictioiia, Preventing ana Caring Stricture of the Urethra, Allaying Pain and Inflammation, ao freqw ut in thia claas ox diseasea, and expelling all Poiaon ?u i matter.
Tr.uFand who nave li n tlie vietima of incompetent pcroona, aud who hav; paid heavy fcea to bo cured in a short time, have fonnd they have ben docelrsd, and that th " Puiaon " has, Dy tbe wtv ot "pftwrrful aatringcuia," bfen dried np In tho systum, to hreak ont in a rx ore aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriago. Uae HELMBOI.D'8 EXTRACT BUCHU fcr all Affectlona and Din'A.ec of tho Urinary Organs, whether existing in Ma e t Female, from whatever cause originating, and :io matter of how long standing. PRICE, ONB DO LXAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Ethan Alien, "any of you are welcome : ing in the bed, he kissed it, and then ; f t SfuClS
having bestowed tne same mm oi at- - - that hod atton.1.
fection upon ins wire, De Dade ner De r
careful not to stir from the cabin or to allow the ehild to wander from her
sight, for fear that some harm might
to my chance, if 'tis aa slim as he tells
of!" and left the church. Crr. J'ittsft".ld Sun.
A New Chemical Compound. A substance called aneptin has ro-
come to tnem irom tne wild oeasts. With this caution, which she promised
cently been introduced into trade by a readily to observe, he threw his rifle
Sweuiun dealer as a preservative material :'or milk, meat, &c. This is said
over his shoulder and tooK nis way across the dealing, and his wife watch-
to ue miujjijf uuiauu m.iu, vi uuiua, eu mm irom tne tioorway untu tne ior- j the double aseptin consisting of two i est thicket hid her from his sight, parts of borax to one part of almn. j The morning had given promise of a
the Savior's sake alone, when he burst into a passion of tears. I caught him by the hand, supposing them to be tears of penitance, thanked God, and
ed her efforts to sa re her child. ; took courage Irom such evidence of
The boy Hot knowing the meaning of j sensibility. He continued to weep so this behavior on tie part of his mo the;:, j bitterly, that 1 felt hopeful that the and somewhat frightened withal, be- j frozen fount had thawed at last. gon to cry; and whilesue tried to hush j "These tears are a goodly sign, my him in silence again she did not tike j friend. You sorrow, I truat, for your her c-'es from oil' the wolf, who, corx -! past sins. You ask for pardon." Judge pletely blindfoldeo, was spinning about j of my horror at bis answer : "No, sir, the room in the most eccentric manner. 1 1 don't, I was not thinking of my sins. It was more by i ts subsequent actio a It is as I'm so dreadful hungry. I'd
than the fortunate throwing of the give all tho world, if t was mine, for
that the wolf
be-
At Httt-
cood bellyfull before I die. I do as
sure you, I feol as if I could eat a jackass. "
The Coal Business.
1
HENRY. T. HELMBOIJVS IMPROVED ROSE WASH cannot be surpassed is a FACE WASH, and win be fonnd the only specific remedy in cvry ppeciee of CUTANEOUS AFFI:CTK)N. It apcedilv predicates PIMPLESrWOTS, SCDBBUTICDItYSi'.Sfr, INDURATIONS of the CUTANEOUS MEMBRANE, etc., dispels REDNESS Hlld INCIPIENT INFLAMMATION, HIVES, RASH, MOTH PATCHES, DRYNESS OF SCALP OR SKIN, F'iOST WTEH, and all purposes for which SAiyeg or OfNTMENTB ar- ,'ecd; restores the skin to a ia o of purity auu Bof'.noea, and insures continued hjf lthy action to the tisane of its Teasels, on wbict, a pends the agreeable clearness and vivacity of complexion so much Bought asd admired. But however valuable aa a remr dv for eilftting defects of tbcskji, H. T. Hclmbolds Rose Wash has long auntiin -A its principal claim to unbounded pat ronagc'nv ixv'sonBinKqualitlen which render it a TOII ET APPENDAGE of tho mom Superlative and Cengenlal ohi.rattcr, eombinirg in an elegant formal thoao pr rr inent requiflites, SAFETY and EFFICACY tho lnviriaWo accompanimeiita (if its use as a preservat; ve und Refrcaher of the C .mplexion. It u an exee'lai.t Lotion for disesscfl rf a Syphilitic Nntnre, and as nn injection for dfaeaaes of the Urinary Organs, aiisng from habits of dlwlpallon, need in connmti-n with the EXTRACTS BUCHU, SAI18APAR1U.A AND CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, in sach dlacae sa ia recommended cannot lie aurpareed. PRICE, ON 61 DOLLAR PEK BOTTLE.
Pirfnnfi,-.n ii onirl n 11( nri.TrA,itr.rI Iitt ! 1 1..T..1 1..1, ' Qllllt bV MrS. bloer
the addition of this preparation, but " well kent until a l .t tle imst meridian. c.ame 80 hopelessly entangled in it,
. . , ,.,. . , ilt li till. " 1 AAV. I ulUIUtVU VU fllU UfMIT a-,. . , , 1 11 Altliongh n very short time has elapsed ward, and dark clouds began to obscure I 'faction, but as tach circle brought since asepdn has been brought into i the sky to the south and east, givin 1 the wolf nearer to the fire a new tewor
notice, thousands of pounds are now gtrong indication!! that a storm was : r possession oi ner neoru ; A loom v i8 generally taken of sold almost daily in Scandinavia and . rfeht at hand. Bot with her work. ' blunder therein, as he seemed fated (i i !,;,:.,,, anVnivllrill nnnnt.v.
and the csre of her !.,oy, Mrs. Slcey did ' d?- wo lld tt cabin bo set on , grallton KepubUcan says a not notioo Ppr.ihin3 atorm until : gfe thereby and a death as horrible O.J . Jlumlvir fL flnllmriii. in nightfall, when the sudden darkness 016 "ne f cb n. ? ,JUSrr reS" that Sn are low idle, notbeeaule of that seemed all at once to throw adeep .ed h child be their fate ? Twin- JJSSS lble between the operagloom about the cabin reminded her , b.hng h fer 8fbf H, 1 to thei but because there that the night and storm were close at f'J"4 tmt whlch &he l"ul i aw norfe fcr coal It is stfted by hand, and going to the doorway she : p, "h a f1lA hnA f.tl i those who should know, that many gazed anxiously towards that poimVin : "to "tilflW ! more oolheries in tilt ron wiU BOti the forest whence she expected to get j ally e.naoav to trff .fl8eu llom !f have to stop ai d operations be almost, the first sight of her husbmid. .VL1 J". I ' it 'no" enUrely Zpended. That there
Germany. It has also, under the nrme of BOjiwi, lvoii patautiul i.'i nnr own ccuntry. The compound i said to consist of boric acid, alum, sugar, common salt, gum tragncant and cholric acid. It is said to be an excellent food preservative. Oysters, treated with it were, during the hottest weather of last summer, sent from New York to Chicago without becoming in the least tainted, and other demonstrations of its preservative powers have been given. lis use for this purpose has been, however, abandoned, because of tlie wider field of profit and usefulness, which its introducer (Prof. Oloberg, of Howard University) saw open before him through the creative properties ho considered it to possess. Kepeated successful trials have, Instates, satisfied him that as a remedy for skin diseases it is tiestined to supercede al! others. The discovery i'4 said to be awakening considerable interest among scientific men.
Although her mm was long and ear- um.er tue mass 8 BLtaHh, no orders at this season of
nest, it was not rewarded by a glimpse fmDe,ra- a now! oi rage ano pain ioi- - , be accounted for by of her husband ; then with a look at f.f Puig out again upon the. h '21Z tL UhS? ? sufficient the dark clouds that seemed to hem 1" ' ! coal in elnS to meet all demands,
the little des ng in as if with a huge 'i'"" ven at the orient low prices Such pall, she tried to calculate how long It J ?7 '"fA : & the ease Tt toUowfttaTttS
Avouh he before the ram would begin . of coal has
to fall, and to gums the dutaaM her ' ,w ' " i" i 'in excess of tho demand.
to escape. The bed was all afire in a moment, and Mrs. Sloey uttered a crv of de-
U veaas old. named Frovidence Pow
ers. The boy, after his arrest, denied all knoeledge of the tires alleged to have been kindled by liim, bnt at last confessed, giving aa bifi motive a fondness for "seeing fires tod hearing the bells ring." sm WAT IkTA Vnft.TI
had instructed lim to use all means to j ito "tee plate" in anEdin-
get a settlement of some kind, falling j brjrgh church by mistake, instead of a to which suit was to be brought, an I penny, asked to bare it back, but was they, yesterday, drew up the petition, refused. In once, in forever. AweeL claiming ten thousand dollars for value j eeL" granted he ; I will get credit received. OI it jn heaven.1' "Sa, na," said Tbe nature of the transaction does ; Jema the doorkeeper, " yell get credit not appear ia the petition. It will be onl for peany ve Meant to t,i'e."
to the bank." .Returning, he called a.
the bank, beckoned his friend out from the back room and made a last demand for a settlement. He wanted ten thousand dollars or some good excuse for the non-payment, but could get neither. The agent then made up his mind to the exposure. Morrissey
mwvwtnarv for the defendant to show
that, when he p.eads the gambling act in answer, and cf course the snit must necessarily go ajrainst the plaintiff.
The Coal Product. The Miners' Journal estimates that the yield of ie athMitoa 4iatxUi.will this year reach fifteen and a half millions of tons. For 1872, the produce is set down at If ,000, (MM) of tons. Of tlie increased production of three and a half millions of tor., it is presumed that the market con. during 1872, take off two millions of tone, leaves a glut :in the mbrket of oae million and a half. The conclusions deduced from these
figures are, thot this ability to over-;
stock the market will prevent any rue
Whtli difnarine a foundation for
lime kiln a resident of Pulaski county, Virginia, discovered under the roots of a large tree, at least eight feet beneath ihe surface of the ground, a layer of ashes and a large number of the smoothest and nicest bricks he ever saw, per feet in shape, and apparently composed of clay, sliiuh t ontainpa no ajrit whatever. Many Indian arrow-head were also fonnd. Ths New York Mail asserts that many fashionable ladies who are partial to low-necked dresses, and have not a Eretty neck, wear a nlae neck oi nlaaster, which, when a heavy necklace ia worn with it, can hfirdly be detected from the real article.
Mrs. Rebecca Jordan, of Freeport,
r 1 11 . 3 11. J
in the price of coal from the presen ; S2aX3teli Z tte
husband might be: away, and tbe chance he hnd of retichin: home before the storm.
Standing in the doorway the gloom
1 1 1 1 " 1 , 1 I W Al.w .A A
rates: ana mat is wuiuu utj wuit t-o , . ... , , . - ...
i the AtrmnnA n tl.ino- hVn1 1 1 A WOBSSM, W U OUU-
been uZJ 1871 vS. a batds dren, 36 grand-ehUdren, 62greagrant-
Tho 1 f'. iraUAr, ,i.n t., k2"J5 with cHUdren and two groagreat grana-
""I-" T" ...T inWHimi. RhewsagOveat old When
seemed to her to deepen every moment Pa'.r as the flames caught in every di-
whilo the wind ttat hod been surhinct " dense volume oi sinom?
Foil and explicit dire, eines. Evidence of the moat r scter furnished on apj: thousands of living w in
unsoucuea certincateii a many of which are f rc m bxa eminonl. Phvaieis. n.
The proprlt tor has neve tion ia the newspaper ; ) fact that hiu article! nui and do not need to be pi
Uons accompany the medt aponable and reliable char-
tication with huudrrrdn of
:ases. snd upward of 3o.n 0
id recommendatory letters, the higheat sources, includCToreymen, Htaiesmen, etc. r resorted to their pnhllra1.3 does not do thin from tho
:ae Standard ITeparationa,
op; ea up oy ceruncaiea.
i;nril.playing and Providence. How g)od this! Writing to Mrs. S. K. Minot in 184(i, Miss Sedgwick says : Iia.it evening I was apologizing to Mr. Field for playing cardB in his presence and said I hoped he was not of the opinion ol: a certain gentleman in New
York, who had written to entreat that
rolled up through t he aperture in tho loft. "Father in 'heaven, must we petish !" exclaimed tho mother, as sha pressed tho child tj her breast. "Hup-
turning away from the door, she ap- band ! husband! why do you not coino nfter OTt,m w their nrodnction cease.
proached the rnr'le t tone Are place, and ftnrt Rnve yonr wife and child from this : paying due attention to what was cook-1 horrible fate ?" ing there she approached tho bed upon No answer to this frantic eiacnln lion Oi.rvBB Er.aioRE, the "hermit of
dismally in tho forest diod awav, leav
ing everything almost as still as death. The kettle sinaiiig on the heorth recalled her to the fact that she hnd commenced preparing supper, and
fnnt i. t.hn TTodnotions in ocnuvl- , i n Kn .. lniwv. f Ka :
" , I . 111111 1LI I,., iu, a 1HHU im IMMVi, wuv , . . .
kill courty during the present year ! jcmrnBi tates that miners would i-e- ! 8110 a,ea- m. . thus far is more than 1,000,000 tons i i. w ,nuia lahnrem 10. Mb. John T. AiiKxandkb. of IUinoi.
ahead of last .year, as the tonnage on j an(1 -...tj-jfjo lnh wrs 9. This, we may I who recently had $500,000 worth of hiu
larm sola ior tne Dene at oi nis creditors, comes ont of the ordeal better than was anticipated, and will be able to resume agriculture on a "by no moans beggarly scale. Milton P. Lkk, recently deceased tt Coburn station, Ind., had a life-long dread of a premature i-estirreetioa. To
was, in aooox-
'Uile living;
tne jf nuaueipii a aim eaumg nutroui readily agree with the Journal, is " as shows. Besido this increase, another i low M lftbor QU ht to go cause of the present stagnation of the j tride in that recion is, that the greater I " "
portion of the coal there is mined by An itinerant photographer m Iiondon
Henry VB. Bohaltoll's Oenninc P reps rii Uons. Delivered to any addrenn. Secure from olwcrvatlon. ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWKNTWYKAHH. 8old by Druggists everywhere. Address lettera for information, In eonflde'ice to HENRY T. UELMBOLD, Druggiet and Chmlt.t. Only Depota: H. T. IfE jMTIOLD:S Drug and r:hemleal Warehouse, No. 6H Broadwav, New York, or to 11. T. HELMBOLD'8 We Depot 101 South Tenth Street, PMlndelphU, I. 2EWARK. OF COUN TI SFEITS. Ak for HENRY X. HELMBOLD'8 ! I'A iE NO OTHER.
which the boy was sleeping, and found came to the ear of the distracted wc- Winhall River," Vermont, died from the air of the fast c'leeponing nicrlit np- . man save the crncl limr of tho flames tho effects of exposure lost week, at the
I would change tho game of marbles peornd to strike him where ho lay. Not 1 as they caught upon the dry wood of foot of Stratton Mountain, whore he mentioned in my little tract, as, of caring to close t :ie door, as she wished the cabin, and sent their forked toniriu s has lived for thirty rears in a hole dug
course, one of the boys' plays), to kit es, to catch the first sound of her husband's up to the spot where she stood, w'tile ; in a hill, with do companion save his because marbles were immoral, ns by footsteps on his r jl.iirn, she bethought her ears were filled with tho sharp dogs and hens. When a young man hftttino tbev involved an auTieal to Ooil. herself of a nuib :hat was in the loft, crv of the wolf ns its rauered round and he resided in Connecticut, and was
as did cut'ing and dealing cards, it which she could spread upon the bed round in its vnin e ndeavors to escape, ! driven to this strange life by the death
without disturbing he r little aon. , wmle ever and anon the names wrm d Listening for a moment to make sure catch upon the fur, where it was n.lno footsteps we re ipjiroaohing, she as- ready scorched in its first contact with efnd'vl th! rmV hi'hlcr. and felt her the fire, causing it to utter a bowl of way aloiig in the darkness the loft was agony. unprovided with windows to the snot Althonorh death stared her iu tlie
individual ooe-ators who are unable to : " took " a vounar man and young worn
continue work for any length of time an who were talking together on the
street, tie snowed .tne picture mj line
pair, and the man, amused at it,tenffht B(inat fti. h
n ana gave u s tne wuuiaoi, . , d,n j- his directions w
being all regulated by the interposition of Providence. 'So,' said Mr. Watts, in cutting wood, especially Billy Brogan's; fur, when he lifts up his nxe. Heaven only Knows where it will strike V Harper's Bazar for January.
i where she supposed the object of her face, Mrs. Sloey was not a woman to out avni
of the woman whom he loved and was to marry. He had many wealthy and influential relatives in that State among tliern a momber of Congress who hnvo often tried to induce him to abandon his singular habits, but with-
I it homewhere it was discovered bj her ; buried the outer one husband. Benedict becomes 71 pUak Becorely jealous and trios to kill his wife, lie-1 ivf 1
suit, an arrest, newspaper notonfiy, , . . . . i-ij sJZe in court, explanation, happy 1c Mask Twain's trminphant lectoDg nouement M.ral: Great aches from , has been broughs n.u" little toe-oorns grow. JTrf ' ooeding to a looal authority, "a more A few days ago Miss Holt, aged 16 ; silly, senseless mass of stale witticisms years, a resident oi Little Book, Ark-; was never before dealt ont to Aurora ansas, while returning to her heme : under the guise of a 'Jecture; and we through a pieco ef woods, was set uon ' could hardly imagine that any man by some fiend and ravished and after-1 would perpetrate so h'ige andmenttkwa wards mtu-derei. No clue has yet been a juke as to ta'ie $100 for such an e.obtained to the perpetrators. fort. "