Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 January 1872 — Page 4

In School Days. StW nits the scuooV-bons' by the road, A raggrd beggar ennning ; Around it still the BuoiaitK grow. Anil blackberry vinc are running. Within, the trustor's desk in ht.i. Deep sesirrtrt by raps official ; Tb warpinc floor, the buttered Heata, Thu iok-ltaiile' carved initial. The charroil frescoes on iu? wull. Its d-joi's worn Bill betraying The fat tint, creeping s'ow to school, Went Monniog ont to playing ' Long yearn ago a winter ran Hhoiie over it at iwttiug, J up its western window panes, And low oaves' icy fretting. It tonelwd th tangled gulden carls, Vtd lr'wu cy FH ff grieving, 0( vim; who Ht ill tier tep deViyi'd When all the silim-l were leaving. For nar her k1oI Hie littlo Vv Hvr chilil.su i';.v-.- stii.Tlcd ; Wis cap- ynlKil Uw njnn h f.-. Whore pride and. wliiinie wn- mingled. PH'shmg with rt U'b fe'l tho ruow To right aud loft, he lingered , As iv-d U'hmI y hor banda The Uu-checked uprtm uugtred. Hi saw her lift her eyes ; he felt TUf foil hand's light earesfiug, An 1 heard the trembie of her voice, As ir lanl. confess iug : " I'm wtrry that I pjx It the word ; 1 hut1 to i?o ;itHvr yon, Bi'c.iuw? " tbe brown eye loer feil " UeouuBC you see, I love you !" Htitl, memory to a gray-hairo l man Thai wpft child-face if showing; Dear girl ! the grasses n her grave Have forty years been grow tog ! lie live to learn, in life hard school. How few who pons above him Lament their triumph and bis low. Like her because they love him.

ONE OF THE eOMMl'MK.

fisk's murdekek. Tle Career of Ktlward s. SHoki i, From lhe New York Herald, Jan. 7. Edward S. Stokes was born iu Phila

delphia in the veur 1811, ami is now in his thirly-first year. His parents were

people in Tory comfortable circumstances, nnil moved in the best society

in the Quaker City. When quite si

young lad lie dime to this city with his family, and many of onr oldest citizens

will remember the lirni of Stokea A-

Bndlong, the principal member of the

nrm being the father of Edward

Stokes. Stokes was always in early life fond of athletic sports, and nntil lately was considered a good gymuafct by those who knew him best. He wus educated at the High School in Philadelphia, and received a first-class English and Latin education. He was quick to learn and very proficient in his studies. He was

with his father's firm in the provision

business iu Chamber's street, iu this city, at an early age, mid manifested

great energy and business tact. Hi

had one great fault, however. His blood wus hot, and being of a nervous

temperament, lie was liable at any moment to break out when he deemed

himself imposed upon or ontraere.l

He has sdways been sensitive to an in

sult and quick to resent an injury

Stokes is 5 feet 9 inches hiiiii. and

we'gha about impounds, lie is slightly

buiit, but is verv wiry and quiek on

his feet. Jn conversation lie talks very quickly and to the point, and harries

ins allairs through as rapi'ly as posrn

ble. Stokes is a man of line personal appearance, of dark complexion, with

piercing black eves and regular fea

tines. His hair, whjch -was jet black a couple of years ago, is now partly gray.

and were it ii'itifoi' his active movement lie wonid pa?s for a man of

-Ij j ears. Mr. Stokes married a

iaay oi good ianuiy some ten years ago, and has by her one child, a very beautiful girl of nine

years ol age. In June of last yew. Mrs. Stokes, who was in bad health.

visited Lnrope to seek some benefit

from the mineral springs of Central

Germany, and when last heard from.

as late as Di e. 3, w ts in Paris. The family, while in New York, had an elegant suite of apartineEts nfc t.ie Wort h House, corner of Fifth aveirie

f iid I wenty-sixth street. These anart

incuts were 1'imiishcd with every article

of litMiry and refmcmint that taste iiM devise, or that money could buy. .Nearly a year and a half ago Mr. Stokes became acquainted with Mr, Fisk, and, through the iutrodnction of the latter, he made the acquaintance of Helun Jsephine Mausricld. An intimacy sirnng up between the two which ha's ivsultea iu the shooting of James Fisk, yssterday evening, at the Grand Centia! Hotel. This fatal intimacy was ti e cause of serious trouble between E I ward Stokes and his wife. It ishard U tell if there is any real feeling of affection on the part i.f Helen Mansfield toward Edward S. Stokes, but last eve ni!ig Hhe;couft s8ed herself too unwell to sej anyone. Everyone iu New York is, of course, fumili ar with the suits and counter suits, of tlu three principals Fik, Mansfield, and Stokes which have burdened the courts and the newspaper columns for a year past. Stokes has always asserted ' that Fisk had robbed him of a fortune of $'200 -000. accumulated in the oil refinery

uusineis, wtncli was the joint property of Edward Stokes and his mother. He was arretted by Fisk last year, and "oekod up to auswer a charge which

was made against him of fraud. Thin charge iell to the ground, aud Stokes

nas since sued 1-isk for false imnrisi.n

ment. The Fisk Stokes wur has con

tinued in the courts for uiue mouths,

and, -vuile 3lr. Fisk has had all tho

power oi tue Jine liailwav carnnrutinn

ftt his back, the funds of Stokes have

iieeii decreasing day by day, owing to the fact that he had to pay heavy lawyer's fees to carry on the suits. Stokes haa expended in lawyer's fees during the last twelve months nearly $33,090, and this contest has beggared him and mode-red him desperate. He has often said to the writer of this aiticle, "Thin j8 a fearful fight that I am carrying on, and I havu no one to he-p me ; but I will never give up until I ?m righted. Fisk, through his lawyers, has endeavored to makrt me ap. pear dishonest in lhe eyes of the people of New York, ;.nd I will not yield one inch of my rights, or one dollar of the money which belongs to me ; He b is also 'leqncrtly stated that, he was afraid of bring asssassinated bv some of Mr. Fiwk's employes, anil has shown the writer n pistol which he earned in his po-ket to defend himself if attacked. In addition lie has always, night and day, had some friends in his company to prevent attack, Rs he Raid that he did not wish to hi taken by surprise as Samue! Uowh was some time since in this city. The q mi ii. -I between the two mt u lias be -n very much embittered l.v wom i

iurfufcuvui. wno lias sorved to Ian tlie embers of the lend whenever it was dying out. (an k Work. At Newbury, England, a svutlcman recently made :. wager of $r,X that at 8 o'clock i n a particular evening lie would sit lown to dinner in a wellwoven, well-dyed, well made suit of clothe-, the wool of w hich farmed tho tiet ce on aheep r bucks at 5 o'clock the a;mi tnori.iiiK. -phe sheep w re shor-i : tlie wool washed, carded, stubbed, oved, spun arrt woven,; tire cloth n m scoMred foiled, tented, raised, sheared. I

.v....,u ,unln:,l i-iie garnioutn were made At a qiwrter past x he sat down to a dinner at the liewl of hi guer-te in a complete damson colored Buitethus winning his wag. r with one flour and three-qoartra to spare

The Trial cif One ol IHv Notrd omiau 1111 Womi-il, Fiom lb New York Times. lionise Mieliel, another of tho noted

Communist women of Tarn, linii been tried by eonrt martial at Vercailles,

found gnil y and sentenceil to " transportation in a fortified place.'' To the fact transmitted by telegraph we can

now add details. It is said that she showed eo.trage rnd audacity. A "little woman, of energetic, figure, keen

eyes, tin.' nose and abundance of black hair," shi appeared in court "firm.

proud and Bclf-comp-'Hed." When the I charges against her were read she was asked wli.it she had to ray in reply. Her tms.ver w.vt singularly bold, fitting and original. She declined, she said, to dtfend herself either personally or by counsel; she belonged to tho soeinr revi lution, aud accepted the responsibility of her acts. As regards tho assassination of Gen. Iieeomte, Louise said she certainly would have shot lr.m had she been present when ho ordered the troops to fire upon t he people ; but that, once a prisoner in the

Hands ol the (."oinmune, sue would have held his pjrson sacred. She confessed she proponed to burn Paris; she sought t keep out the army of Versailles by a barrier of (lames. She went even fuither, declaring that this proposition originated with herself, andtliat uooiie eltse whatever was responsible for it. Further than this, again, Loiti de dared tha; she urged Ferre to invade tha Assembly at Versailles, and regretted he did not consent. But she desired only two victims M. Thiers and herself. She was -willing to die lor the Commune; she, herself, would have undertaken to kill M. Th'ers, and to take the consequence-.. She denied that sinhad proposed to shoot one of the host ages every twenty-four hours ; what studio was to propose to threaten" that action; "i, very different thing." Having said thus much, this daring woman, again disc aiming any intent to defend herself, wound up her speech as follow : "Your faces are uncovered; so i" mine, and I of u look at you steadfastly. You are men. and f am a womar devoted to the cause of social revolu tion. Of what use to defend myself; It would n t influence your sentence. I am here n your hands': you are mas ters of my person: do with me as von please. But before sitting down I desire to glorify the inemo-y of those who have just been shot at Satory. Yets I proclaim it aloud they are martyrs of the social revolution of which I ain proud to be one of the Mtmoters. What I demand of you, who judge openly, and not in secret, like the Paidous' Committee, ic a prompt and decisive sentence. 1 d not want to live, for as Ioiir as 1 live my hatred will follow you, and I shall incite my brothers to 'revenge. What I ask of yo'i is a place on the plain ol S ltory, by the side of our dear brot liei Ferre. If yju do not ;shost me, you arc a pack of coward'-." A correspondent says that in delivering theee sentences Mme. Michel's whole figure shook with passion, that tir voicu rang forth like a trumpet, and that s le looked the very ima.-e ol an inspired fury. It is impossible uot to respect 1 er courage, think what we may of her cause. Truly, in viewing the examples of these Comuimiibts. wiare forced to see that the spirit of the old niartyrj is not extinct from the earth, how ver wide the discrepancy between the occasions that called it forth.

ol Its

The City of Sew York Decline

Prosperity. The Tribune ls a lonff article lie.ul-

ed "Our Lost Population, " in which some alarming facts concerning the decline of prosperity in Frauce are .-staled. The main points are as follows : " From LSfO to 1850 the ratio of increase in the value oi rea estate was two hundred and thirty percent, and of increase ot population ior the same period, one hundred aid sixty per cent. From 1kS50 to ,1S)0 the commerce nenlv

lonbled, the pop ih.iiou rn-r, ased .ive'r

fifty seven per eeut . aud real erd-de

osein value ov.-r one hundred De

cent. From 1S(!() to 1S7D mmm,

leclined, ud the loss w,n -il.

once shown !y the decrease in the ,'.

tio of the growth in population from 57.83 in the rlecniie ending in LSG0 to 13.8 per cent, in the decade emlinr, ;

1-H70, while the ratio of advance iu Hip. price of rea! estate depreciated from 101 to 28.5 par cent." The writ n,..

observes tha', the actual value of .en I

estate may b nic?sured bv the increase of population, ami attributes the recent comparative stngr.ation in the real es

tate marKet t'j the decrease in tl, ;..

of ttrowtll in nonuhit.inn '17. ;t

lntratc hii nieaniiu? he ii.tti.

tutes a comparison between n.

tou and ew York, bv which it appears that altliouali the real .

ol Boston is less than half of that .if New York, tlie increase pays nil the city taxes with a surplus of $12 1100 ..l.il., 41... .- . . .... .

....... me me eiise . r ;ev Xork leave-;

A ltutlicrcil l-'.ililor. Of course there isn't, a more delightful spot in the world than an editorial sanctum. If you doubt it, jusl ask any man who has spent several years there, wearing out. his brains in perpetuid efforts to write ft rat-class articles, mid having the same brains botheied every live minutes by people who can't understand how gloriously he is enjoying himself. Here is how a writer m the Detroit Free Press talks about the pleasures peculiar to the deap grim silence of the sanctum : "No one ever comes up into the rooms of the top story of n four-story building set apart for the staff of a daily paper. This is why every article reads so evenly and smoothly. All you've got to do if you belong lo the stall is to climb up there, sit. alt day

lou'ii the deep, grim silence, and when lliidiiiirht comes you can lower yourself

down stairs with a consciousness that

every article will read like clock-work.

Yesterday morning I commenced an

article entitled "The Unseen Influences of the Spirit World,'' and had got as far as to say that "Although we

hear no voices, there is sonic subtle in

fluence pervading the " when a man came up with a demand for a correction

ol an article charging mm with oigamy.

You have to keep right up with an idea

when yon get hold ot it, and so I run

him in : " Pcrvadinc: about you all the time

Peter Smith has called at this office to suv that the unheard voices cominc

from the dead often s.verve us from In

isn't the man mentioned as having two

wives the path marked out by the obstinate " ( Here another man came in and want ed a notice of his new building.)

' spirits which refuse to yield to

that new block on Michigan avenue

although Smith is directly charged bv

the police, with a marble front aud 120

feel deep. At night, after a day n toil

wh'. does not love to sit down and let

his mind run to tho mysterious shad

owy basement under it, and stone cat

above the windows, we take grout pleasure in setting Smith right before his

fellow-citizens, and " (Here a man came up and wanted t

look at n state map, although he conld

nave found one down stairs. )

"Certainly, sir; look at nil the state

maps yon want to, and call buck tin

spirit ol some dear friend gone before

as will ascertain the name of the police

man who wrongful I v accused Mr. Smith

of having a frontage on Michigan ave

nue, which helps the look of that street

very much, and you will find th i county

oi Hillsdale turther to the k ft of that

tann trom which no one tins ever returned to tell us whether onr friends

are sad or joyful "

( Here a hoy came up and wanted to sell some lunka beans to keep moths off. ) "Thank ye, bub, don't want any tonka beans if you ever want to look at any more of our maps come right up with n Mansard roof to crown all, and Smith is now set tight before tlie public and his friends generally, who have thus improved the town and commune with them as to whether a moment of sadness does not occasionally stal over them as they think of the hind friends left behind come up agai:i and I'll talk with you about tho tonka, beans and every patriotic citizen oii"ht to

Keep a fuaie map in nis new imock on Michigan avenue Sniitl states that one of his wives deserted him in Illinois and the ther " ( Here a subscriber came ) n and want edloknow why no paper was issued the day after Thanksgiving.) "Because it was a day set apart for one hundrtd and forty-four widows in the entire Mock with tonka beans en ainelled on .t.-te mass to liiomn their early departure Ihrmgh the valley and the shadow of death, I don't want you t" bother nu. any more Mr. rftnith uboe.t your wives and come bub get light down stairs now with your beans to that spirit land where all jov ami peace compositors wanted a holiday audit's against the principals of Ohriitiauitv to " (Heie a boy came up with a basket of apple?. ) "Forever more r.iu't eat apples

owing to my teeth and Smith is nowmade good for any beans which anystate map connected with this office has nothing 'out joy and peace lo mark the never-ending time I'll break your neck if you say apples to rue again mid you see that the new block spoken of has no bigamy t prove the moths don't apple (he tonka beans sold i.i Hillsdale county." Ilwn Lrlters urp Opened mid Kead in France. A pamphlet by M. Emile Tjambry, an nnp'iiit in the French Post Office, recently published in Paris, gives some curious details about the "Cabinet Noir," as the depart uient for rpeniiiL'

letters from suspected persons is called in Fi ance. Lot tors were opened under Charles X. and Louis Philippe, but under the Second Empire the " Cabinet Noir' acquired an importance previously unknown. The dishonorable office

rlpy

A Sonnet from Sc.

1 think t'ie jilty if this fturhty lif-

Ifl Imr-. h.i Hull a "InRfr of tin- dav.

Wli"N'i!-itlv( strain my i-vmiilhrlfr ,

1-iwn.v -r,i,ii(.. mai1 : lilt- f-lnll r fitrifc

oi l.vi1 i i.vt'l law wlili rt.l.l .-nmciitinn mliv-

lh.-. :.ovmt; Hutito iijilovrt; Uk iM-rlwl mrir, All.-rlong y.'itTM ff r.-'inilni:, found -0

I 111' fn-iismi el lul Irh-nas : Oio frmvn jf I"

Tld fear that halllm i'Um in lirauty'd arm ;

j in- cariuoi. tn hum ii.t; una lu .Ilea.! Ol Im-.-r -or f lovr -n? Miik-Iy dca.l !

MusinfT e thoM1, ainl all I In: -llrefnl taring

that li;iyl human Iu:;; rti' nro .loomed Iu prove, 1 think the plly of this ift. in ..V(, Jlarpur'aor January.

"I ;

A Winter Sketch. Tin. MwHef! morn lu como again ; Tlie farly pray Tapti at. Iho slumbercr's window pailft. And H'.-oiiir to say, Itreak, brrah fr..in Mm ciicluintor'0 ctuiin, Away, iray I 'Tin winter, ypl llirro 1h no gouna Along tho air Of windH along their Imtlle ground, lint gundy there The enow la fulling all arotiml ; How fail, bow fair !

The Sign Siiisance, One of the greatest blots upon the

beauty of our architecture has also

proven to be one of the crop test sources

of dancer in the cv-r nt, of fire. It has

become the custom tr cover the fronts

ot tlie driest OuiJdiiio?. as veil -ei t hev

meanest with signs, gaudy and plain.

of all sizes end every character, from the pretfutions gill ietterin? of a bank or insurance company to the modest a n noil in emeu t of a colored gentleman

who does whitewashing. Made almost unanimously of wood and dry from exposure, these form ready agents for conveying the llame. It' is to bo presumed that the object in milking such a display is to force the cttention of passers by, but the same end could be attained equally well, or even better, by reducing the si! of signs and pay inga little more attention lo the effects of different colors. ! is not the sizo of any object nooiuvt attracts the eye, and this lc.isoii might be learned to advantage by advertisers in stono and wood. So long t.s the present practice continues, and the fronts of the finest buildings are allowed to bo disfigured by these painted boards, not only must all archil ectnra! beauty be sacrificed, but a constant source of danger will exist in the chance thus afforded for fire to Ix conveyed from one building to another. In nearly every city there is enforced an ordinance regulating the distance which signs may project into the street; a wiser ordi

nance would be one limiting their size

nun allowing wie use oi non-inuamma ble materials in their construction. Ai rwa.n .Hiiidrr.

1 1 - - ..

i surplus of only H.MKI 500 The Tri 1 "Pier oi icirers was occupied i . " r - ' J" l'l-'bv a man named Kimonel wlm li..,i.

M. Lanibry's account, seems to have beer, singularly well-fitted lor the Post

ne i told

i ..I. .. , -. ' -

i.uiie men ue nous i-.h,ih i ,t ,t u.,. c...

iiK-.r ratio of growl i had continue.!, as it ought to hiive done, up to the pies ( i.t the city would have contained in 1X70, n population nf 1,231,073830 101 more than it s to dav. On the contrary the number 6f the population added dnnnr the Inst decade was only 108,802. The value of real estate

would aiso nave doubled

t first Simouel only stopped

letters in obedience to a list tent to him from the Prefecture of Police. These letters were put. in a bag and forwarded to the Prefecture, where they were opened and read. Si nonel's way

ol proceeding was as follows

hen

The " lost oonulation n... i . " K' a fntea letter (ell into Ins

mo w'i i ,.,: :f,,u I hands, he nn.erted tl

ic point of a verv

business and ocn lUVfor t ei? home ' k"Hf' iriJ'J pur" within the city limilV Thu ' pWM'' nl,,,er 11,0 cn. by dint of only have belif fZon1 " ' '" the skill

lots on UiKimawnuri i i .....V V " .m1,m .i o.y .ong practice, lie removed

IWK there w ,, i lS ii.t lot," W i W,"J , , lil,wnt Uin " low One Huinimlind Kftv'fiftn . ree," r"''" ? and at the same time 4&U a11uZ ?WP8t,v7.' e"V . hty

""- warmed tlie ii ittoin ot the seal, sons to

tiollttfta i,i tliy. .;il. .. r. .-

.....- , .jn.,, nnii H iracuon over lourteeii and a half persons to each house. Estimating fifteen persons to cue i house, 27, -MO lots would lie required for dwellings, and 13,7m for business - a total of I t 151. This would leave 4,r01 vacant lots below One Hundred and Fifty, fifth street for the population which the city has actually gaim.d in the

lecaue, wnne in t

melt the wax miflieiently to attach it again to the ajier. My tins means he was enabled to defy detection. When letters were fastened with gum or a wafer it was still easer to open them ; a few drops of hot water were all that was necesKiirv. Foreign mad bags passing through Paris were not respected any more than letters to be delivered in France.

ii.-.-iioe, wiino in met i.Mi.xi arc reomrei

tor dwelling lionst alone. Tims ti. I J lie Famous lianliarl ai liwer Fivui-r

la- l isestahlir.'icfl that if there he: been ! " is ilixii r.itood that t he price of the no decline in the city's ;;r..wth there ' 'bdvo of Uipaldi's ii iplinel, now ex would not hav-i remained a unele va. hibitediu the National Gullerv n, f,.,,,

catit lot on tho island of Manhattan, j don. hut lately m the Louvre.' has been Thru fact admitted, ' not reouire reduced from'2(M.(MKI to 'l-ri mill -tl...

.rove (hid the value i hdlei being sufiieienl hih price for

my single picture . The ijoadon Athi n-

fuilher evi.leiiee t-

oi ikiii property would nave Ix'cn doubleal.'' Alter this unfavorable ehibit the Tnb ine ( dl i upon theeili zenr; to lmite ill an effort to regain, by requisite means, its lost eommeice anil population.

id. wait is fight be-

escaped

Water, such as is fit t drink, commantis a price in Madrid as high as soda water m this city, as a summer beverage it is Diore sought after than wine, and people like it better for having to pny for it than if it cost nothing. Ice is also scarce there, Jiquefyingsnow from the mountain tops beiiig about the best to be tad.

Deiiernt I ivht. Latest advice:; from the hi of the fleam aver, where the twet'ii Chillies .Tone.! ,IU

c-iivict from the NcviMja State Prison, and Francis S. ArroWead. who whs

pursuing him. oeemred, confirm all the particultirs firt given. Jones was hit twelve 'iines andMrmr tcad nine, with a McHetiry rifle at ten paces. Both died The fight is considered the most desperate on record.

Du. fIvt.vRfrrRR lu.a been investigating Eulcr' I' eor.m, which the eniineialor rested eni irelv on intnilion from a comparatively sm ill number of instances, that every even number may be do. composed into a siim ...f two prime. He has demonstrated a preliminary postulate, and hopes to find a general d. iiionstratioi of the entire problem, us well as a means of assigning exact, limits to the number of solutions in eac h particular ctutc.

ifMim eoiitt

ar enornioti

h. s been ;o severely

fortunately repaired iu this one. Neverl hele:

pi.a.litica ot liiesl unable

Ki'phai.h of th

to come mlo th the history ..( tl, plcte. if Unit IS Wull h

Is that i0,(Hl.i would be ."urn for a picture which

nibbed ami uu

Til:- 11 V pal'lB lis it has inaiiv

beauty ; few-

size are iiKely market, and :'. one is coiii--inll:.ini?. in a

ea -e lu ce all we cure d ont h (he proper inoi'it:; and lhe condition of the painting. A correspondent of the AUien.eum urges that the well-known Miinllo wit- bought, from the Soup col lection for the Louvre for S d 'JO, I Mill, ns if that was anything but, a "fancy price,' one far beyond the true valce if the picture. There is a anicrb liltle

panel, with Ionian's head, by Aiitoiiello le , Messina, in the Salon Carre of the Louvre, which cost. Ifi.dOO; but this is one of the very rarest treasures of ai t. lunch scarcer in its kind Hun the K; -j.liael, anil quite perfeef.. lie-iidea, V l5,(Mt(.l was an absurd price, even for the panel. A kk.vv nii'hts since dogsmade serioiis '

havoc ani'uig Iho sheep of some of the farmers in the town of l'armingtoii, .ilell'ei!,un county .

Colorado Aztecs.

That very singular cenininnily, the

Aztecs, have bee n heard I mm again. A

letter from one r l the IV well Colorado exploring expedition states that Aztec "picture-writing" has been discovered upon the rocks near Tnifctdi, and that from there to the gulf traces of their ancient residences abound. As an example of the discoveries, the record of the 11th of last September will, be interesting-. On that day a party of three started in quest of the ruius. Climbing up and along a steep and narrow ledge, they came to a cluster of dilapidated

nouses, with but, six feet ot wall remaining. They found pisccs of pottery and fragments of arrow-beads, with occasional perfect specimens of the latter. One of the most interesting and valuable prizes wa in the form of an earthen jug, artistically fashioned, and iu an excellent state of preservation. It was hidden under a rock, with the mouth covered with i stone. The jar had a capacity of four or live gallon", and contained small bundles of split willows, used for b.ik ie1; com bread. The bun dies had been ti.jd '.villi twine made from wild hemp, and were rotten with age. The explorers uiopose to visit many of the " cities " of the Aoteert this winter, and learn snore of their history. The l'eliirtiieil t'nitariuii. The Rev. G. JI. Hepuorth does not appear to have forma L-left the Unitarian Church. Me tohi a reporter of a N.?w York p:per, on Thursday, that he had made a public announcement of his ui.'.waveiii g allegiance to the divinity of Jesus Christ, and that it wonld be wrong- for him to preach anything eh;e. lie wis not determined in regard to his course ; he should leave the future to tlwi workings ot Providence. He thought Unitarians were fast drifting to utter negation not only of the divinity of Christ, but of the validity of the Scriptures. He should be very sorry to h ave ths Unitarian Church, for lie win born in it, and loved the brethren, ariotig whom ho had worked for titleen years, verv much.

but he must preach according to his conviction A Pure For Sim-Sickness. An authority en the subject says : "I am much surprised it the opinion, which is so pieva'ent, of the incurability of sea-sickness. I relieve the opinion "to exist among the non-medical part of the community from sheer ignorance, and Among sea-going surgeons from a si pinenjss to applying remedies, a fault to which they' are rather too subject. In the greater number of instar.ces I allow the stomach to discharge its contents once or twice, and then, if there is no oriranic

disease, I give five drops of chloroform

m a little water, and, it necessary, re peat the dose in :'ive or six hours. " The almost instant ef 'eet of this treiitmecit, if coupled with a few simple precautions, is to cause an inimedirte sensation, as it were, f warmth in the stom aeh, accompanied by i.lmost total relief of the nausea nuc'l sickness, like

wise curing the distressing headache, and usually causing a quiet sleep, from which the passenger awakes quite well." Mi:chtmi;. Died Suddenly of Henri. Disease.

How common is the announcement. Thousands are suddenly swept into eternity by this fatal innlady. This disease generally has its origin in im pure blood filled with irritating, poisonous materials, which, circulating through the heart, irritate its delicate

tissues. Though the irritation may first be only slight, piodncing a little palpitation or irregiil.v action, yet by mid by the disensc becomes ' f'n ml v

seated, and inflammation, of hypertrophy, or thicken -.ng of the lining membrane of the valves, is produced, How wise to give earlv attention to a

case ot this haul. Unnatural throbbing or pain in the region of the heart should admonifh one that nil is not right, and if y. u would preserve it from further di-case, yon must help it to beat rightly by the use of such a remedy as shal1 remove the caiiae of the trouble. Use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before the disease has become too sealed, and it will, by its great blood purifying and wonder till I'ecubiting properties effect a perfect cure, ft contains medicinal prop cities which net specifically upon the liaxnesof (he heart, bringing about a healthy action. Sold by all tirsl clans

Jll'iiggisb-.. iNcgli'ittii CiingliM and Colli;. ere aware of the importance ol in; ; a C.eigh or " Common Cold,

hist I'tiorc; th; I whiel in , nitig would irld to " Ibiows citlAI, THoi iir.;-," if iie-lecle works upon the Ijiiugn.

Tin: Mutual Life of CIih-j;... :i,ll,,.t ,.k to stand. nd phi i:, and does not follnw uiy of the dap-trap a i 1 new faugh-d plain: of obtaining bin iiv kh.- 'iu.

Pipes Introduced in Cabinet Orgam. Mr. Carl Fogelberg, n Swedish Organ builder, has sucsoedod in combining pipes with reeds; rendering it possible to lire both in Cabinet Organs, and has secured patents for his inventions in the

United States. The importance of doing

this has long been appreciated, but here

tofore it has been found impracticable, the difficulty orising from th :i faci that

pipes vary in pitch with every change of

temperature, while reeds do sot, so that a change of ten or fifteen degrees made

it impossible to use them together. In

struments which have been advertised ns

Pipe OabinetOrguiia have contained no

real speaking pipt-s, but only imitations

of some sort. Mr. Fogelberc uses oen-

uino wood pipe of tho best quality,

The substance el his inventions is an arrangement by which the pipes, when

out of tune froir. n chango of tempera

ture, can be simultaneous! ? and in

stantly restored to the same pitch vrith

the reeds, by the turning of a single

screw.

The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. have been thoroughly testing Mr. Fogeb

berg s inventions, and it is understood,

are satisfied of their value, and will soon

oner ineni so me public. ll pipes

ito successfully combined with reeds,

it will be the most important improve ment ever made in Cabinet Organs. Corn. Tub DAMNd assurance with vvhiel:

potions consisting mainly of alcohol are

advertised to cure fever and congestion.

borders on the sublim Fortunately these fiery nostrums are falling into

general disrepute, and Dn. Walkek's

V ineoab JirtTEics, iincoiitiiminatctl by

the poison of the still, is obtaining universal recognition, as the standard

Ionic Alterative, und general house

noid medicine oi America, la cases of Miasmatic Fever, Biliousness, Dys

pepsia, Ittieumatism, Gout, Conetipa

tion, and diseases of the kidneys, and the lungs, it in nst eventually be adopted

as a specific by the whole civilized

world. Com.

The Omaha LeoaIj Entkkwusb, in aid

of tho Mercy H.p"-'! at Omaha, where the pick ftnd ilpiitito :o of all nations nro cared for

by tlie Cistern ol Merry free of charge, is truly

a ciinniaiMo unneriaKiiic, and lei snictiened hv

the Governor am best business men nf th

Htat ?. Tlin tickets are 43 each, or two for 5. The hiirlinHt piin is ssn.noo in gold. Tho

din wing takes place in public, January 3fflli.

Jir. Uai'tltuer, physician to Merev Honpital

has auBOciated with him Mr. Tattee. Full particular.! ran he had lv adilreswing Fattee

v UAHiirEH, vimaiia, no". emu.

rt. .

I HE I'IRI! INSURANCE lrm-'HH T OF tho country will ever remain iiuietibxl lo thoAC

companies which, liho Iho '' rmtni'i, lh

ei'iT, AiT..on, nn-I ficpithli''. componin.' Iho

t tiilrrirrib r ' q,-tim, referred to in i tenti nuMiial published to-day, have not taken ad

vanliipe of p, turn- of heavy lowc !.. hajrglr

aiKini HiMM!nniii, mil nave purmicil a coin

calluij; for h stroiiK language ns lh.it. "sivl hv

their pntroim in too card referred to, airl

nnit'ti still roiitinuo iiwmpw wilu loaourciM

vit'ili;) unimptwrm . Own.

vv n were pleased to see, not. long since, in or e of our exchanges, soma pretty severe remarks addressed to several persons

who. during an interesting lei ture hv Kov .Tno. H. I". Abbott, kept a continuous i oiirIi

inc. wliich prevented many fioin hearing.

People who cannot refrain from omgbing, bad batter vtuy away from such places, or else take a bottle of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment

nun tiieui.

Tin: importance of giving .Sn'riV.u;'.-- Cav

alry Comlilian I'oitdevn lo bones that have been out i'.i tbe cold ram, stood in cole, wind,

or arnmt too mncn ecu water, caanot be over

estimated ; no man should bo without them

wno owuu a good horso. Com.

IiK-ANiirvTirio tdk IlAin. Wlien tlie hair

c.-aRC. to driw from the ncftlj. flu. nit' urnl lubricant nliicti U ItM fUMlonanre. lt rllitlLty la. nu It. vT.,r,. hum.

peniied, an-l If not promntly attcndiMtto, baldness will

t.,; rno certain resnll. lhe one nuro mjtkud t-l avoid

inn fluch an uiinleasant catastrophe is to nau LroN'

K&TllAinoN. whtrh. when trell mill,,..! ntti thn h-I.

will upecdllv ro-ajilmale the hair, sn,l rrerent it Ironi

lainoil out. jQRldi.8 tnat. tnu l ntniuine res t.iciuuif

and m 1-etiKthem.r ef tiie Hair nnnrinhes and utt :nulatc4 its fauni; and tender tibroa, ronitivea all ob4tucl.'R to

their izniirmtn tho shapi of dandrull and 'lilt, and nltlniaielr pimtacoa now enm of bair. ntronirer.

ulossler, nnd l wttn as abnn.Unt- as tho old. A n hair

fln)S!lmr it h :mtabh the most auroeablo, rclt-oshiai;

ann somccauia arcicio over piacou udch a aroasuiK-table.

ltw onil OldcHl Family Mcillelnc. Sininf.

..r-;r Inrtjura'nr.- A purely V(.elabl t ntha tie ana ronl for Pvsppsla, Constipation, Pibltily. Sickiioadach. Btlioun Attack, and ail dci-unpun eni of Liver, Stoniacl and Bonela. Ark j-our Drucist for it.

Ht-tcar? or iwHcinon..

A pabty of hunters killed nineteen

elk m Biot-.x county last week.

THEIiE'a Movrr In " How to Make thu Farm Pay.'1

?iena tu lo. a., uei rr.. tjnatnDorsonrir. ra.

FINANCIAL. ENVRMTillKUTT SBt'lTRlTlEM. rfAr ioobe Co. are now celling, aud rnrpiumeml as a profitable iiutl safe iovMtnent for all claraen, the First Mortcage T-30 Gold bonds of tho North

ern. Pacific Railroad C'oraimnj', Iwarlng Heven and riin-Tenths er cent, gold inlerml (more than 8 per cent, currency), and secured by first aud only mortRage on lh entire road and eqnipmeits, and on moTe than )3,00O Acrfa of land c cvt ry mile of track, or son Acres of Land to each tl.oni bond. The hlKheet enrrent price will bo paid for U.H. FireTwonlira, and all other markotable aoairitlea re-i-i-ived In eickange. Pamphlets, map', nud ful tnfcrniaUnn, as well as tho bonds theniselvv,will be furiilahed on application by Jat Cooke h Co., i'bilv del phis, New Joik, and Washington, and by most Banks and Bankers, throughout the country.

THE MARKETS.

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NEW VORK. Hr.r.F riri.K-ralr to Prime r. . 7 (fl no llmn-.MyV. 4 is i I KIH

SarKP Kalrtn erlme m iiti

ryrTos -Middiinf KlUTH- Sprinil I'.jtTa IVllRAT- N". 2 HllrtTW floliM W.-stern MixBd ,

Oath Westpni

Kvr. VVcstoin ItAiti.py I'.ihk Mpsfl I.ARO OH 10 AGO.

i it 4 i m '8 4 7 ir. ( t7 l' M

AN UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL ! CHICACOf Peoemliwlini, HOT.

To the OrnciBs on the GERItlANIA, HANOVEH, WIA.GARA ah j B.ISPVBL.IC IwntftuioE

t'oMPANlEB or tbhC'ity or New Yobk, ooHroBma The Underwriters' Agency.

Gkhtlkuen :

The oourso pursued by your Companies In tho adjustment and pa ment of our own claims, and so far an we know, A Lib claims for losses in the great fire iu Chicago, has been so liighly honorable,

prompt aud siraight-forward, and marked by snob apparent desire to deal Justly toward ail parties, wider

all cliruumtaije, tliat we desire, volontarily, to acknowledge it to the bnidx ce pobllc. We coaoeire tnat no etroDf er teat could bo mads, both of tho responsibility aud of lhe Integrity of an insurance organization, Ihan yolivs ban passed through here successfully and creditably. With an unimpaired Capitol and tuaduniuisbid responsibility, and a record for equitable settlement, certainly aurpftAFftd by none, we ngratukite yon on the carter of future prosperity, to which yotu u.-liJuo km have so Justly entitled yon,

aud remain,

Yctire Very Ileepectf ally,

FIELD, I.E1TER CO.. JNO. V. FARV7ELL A CO., B. C. GRiaOS & CO., HATDEN & KAY, W. J. QDAN CO., FAHRINOTON, BREW8TER CO., RICTTARDS, CRttMBAUGH A SHAW, WIOnT. DUNTON ft CO., D.V.tJL KEITH fc CO., C. M. HENDERSON & CO., 8. P. SLADDEN & CO.. WM. M. HOYT & CO., MARKLEY, ALLINO & CO.. WEAOE, KIRTLAND St. OKBWAY. BARNUM BROS., C. H. BECKWITH & SONS, HART, ASTEN & CO., 1E0POLD, KUII & CO., CAHN, WAMPOLD Si CO, ALLEN MACKEY, B. F. HOLLI8TER A DO.

BOWEN. HI TNT ft WIN SLOW,. HAMLIN, HALE ft CO., HALL, KIM BARK ft CO., HENRY W. KINO ft CO,; " D. B. FISK ft CO., CHARLES (IOS6AGE ft CO.,xCHARLES I'. KELLOGG ft CO..

CHAS. W. ANOELL, Bee. PnUiaanOkrOo.

H. ft D. S. '3REENEBADK, 8 west. di;mpstkr ft CO., N. MATSOrr ft CO., EDWARDS, BLUETT ft CO, KEITH BROTHERS. BIOGS, SPKNCKR ft CO, : HIBAK WHEELER, HART BROTHERS, VTRGHO, IlUHLINa ft 00, WIGHT ft STEVENS, B. KLEEK.VNN ft CO. K. D. WELLS ft CO.. WALKER, OAKLEY ft CO.

Special Itoticce.

Consumption or Cough,

PLEASK

READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER. CMottnt Ve&MOH. lit.. April 23, 1871. frrr. J, jr. ffarrh fV, McinnaH, Ohio : Orhtcmtk- T heard onn of my cusfcomem ttpealt In puch httrti terms ol Allen's JjUQk Halsam tti-rlay that I tii'UiKht wimld vrrito you Ihti KnbtitAnco oF htn ntiiUi. mcntri. Up nayf his mother, who t now ixi, jycor ant, hm srFKEBF.n with oNHrMPnoK fot bisveral FABt, and has ben nndvr tho raro of iUwirkat phfiri(int, hut nover rcflvnd any permanuDt benefit; then huh WBortttd to overy klnrt ot Cough an4 Luni tiiilrtam that, con lit b pmuurnd for her, bni nit 'o un arait. Sho ntill Rfiw trorsr, until aho waa cofttiiied to her led ; and wh?a hj waa aclKcd with a parnKjum of coimhinf: the WnaM rw 'he purrr of rrApirati'm, and they wort. camiKllt!(f t-o resort to t arsons mennfi to roatorw brf atiiirtK; and wlillo bhe couehed so hard b could no: fxpectorato anything, and the faintly and friends h id given up all hopna of b-;r rocoTi-rr. Her son notic e' the advetUtwruentof Allen's Lunn Balaam in tbo Ctr. itiiian A'immir, and they thooifht thpy wonid (rttcura aud trv M. Tbay ooinmenetd ertni; bpr the Btib-im i.t 5 o'clock f. M., aq rflrenlod, a do w erery hour until mldntirbt ; th?n she took another inell of cooRhlnK. and poetoratcd n mouth fa I of dhrli, yollow matt it. which war sompttiiup; sie bad not been able o d I'irsonio ttme, Thpy runttaneJ to ivo her the Ha I turn nutll mrntnft, and then h bogan to eiperioral freely, and within two hourn she had rxiEfTOUATrn thki:e i'iNT8 ot mucus in'ittcr, which her lainuluite relltf;und shiue that- Hrao she has contlnuec to Improve. Shu now sits up all day, and can walk about the house and lake considerable "u'-ripor fxurrlrMi. tier son hoocht more of the Iiiliim tiv-day, and bo la rccoiniuondini; it very hhrhly to overy one. Yours. rencct fully. A. C. J01INh(JN. DrtUElsb Watt th rr ev(?r creator proof of merit thau the case this Kit:! refers 'o ? ALLAN S LtlNi; BAIiAM Is without doubt, the kfht i:xi-r"'mKA!T iif.HKDir o?r offered to the alllictitd pnbli It ronLalns no opium in any form, and Ms ns'i is hamih' to the mo? u-lcate. B ff" Diret i ions accompany oacb bottle.

If in Mold l :.4lf lm lrnlem eut rnlly.

CAUTION.

IHUmauhee business 5ircctun)

ADVERTISING AGENTS.

Crsmor Aikona 4 Cr imor,eor. R. Wtr a ad Mich Is un.

ARCHITECTS Koch A Heas, eg Wbioonsin at-reet AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES J. Undamy. 234 Kaat Water street BOILER WORKS.

Marino Boiler Works, Lake at root MiluankM Wis.

K. uavta. rropneior. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. KMcltland Co.. 381 Kast Water straot, Wiseonsin News Co . (Newspapers and Periodicals.) CARPETS. Goldsmith ft 0.x, 38i unii 366 Braubny. Stark Bros., 38!) and .171 Rant, Water street.

CEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

M. I. Hklnnor, im VVrnt water street. Mownr A Holl.W Mich lean street. Ray A Spencer. 345 Broadway. .1. ll. l-owry , Co.,!7 Hichbcan iitreeL Ira M Davis i Co.. S') Wt Water street. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Blair A Persons. Sfit East Watr striwt. CARRIAGES. h. Movk, 305 Broad ray. FURNITURII MANUFACTURERS. N. Brick . 136 and 12 Sp'ltiR street. J. r. Blrchard, 131 md 139 Wisconsin street. GROCERS.

3. Bromor Co.. rai and 33a Main, cor. Baron street.

..oouni'D, i erry ..)., ana si b Kast mater sfriot.

CAS FIXT'RS it PLUMBERS STOCK

"ill. U. uoooinau. T17 WiK.'Onin stront John U . IStevrns. Mth.ankro street. CUNS, FliiHINC TACKLE. AC. .Inlm O. Well., 87 H I, oaln street. HAIR GOODS MANUFACTURERS. Mrs. M. K. Goinpn 116 Rroadnrxr.

E. Miller, nt u;ufH li'ipr of Rich Uair Jewelry and

Ltaiues' nair nom.w vtsconatn HtrcctMtlwaake,

tnainw, l. oarms. i'lob. Ktnfrs, rn Jtvhos Unris. Ac IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS. Bay ley It Greensbidn.Sli; Fast Water street. JEWELERS.

Oh. Prnwi Brn., imiH.rlrrs ami Mitnri In Din

raomlR. Wnl., lip, Ciockii. MntcrUU. Established

ic.t w imisi. tracer street.. aiiiwaukA. LUMBER. R. W. Pt..roe A O , 1 1.1 VVp-,t Water PIANOS Sl MUSICAL INS T'MENTS H. N. Hr.uDPto.1. Its lirnndujiy. Wm. Danlell. 414 ilrwlwa?. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. II. B. JlauHll... : iinuuiway. SEWING MACHINES.

O T. Brrant.The ilowo Mo. lito(.l.T,.. Ill Wiscoatiln St SADDLERY & CARRIAGE STOCK.

nonmlQ Kuuni:. BakI. Watw streev linrni't' Bros.. oS0 ant VVntifr ctri-t. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS, Boll A Kieuler, Nc 3 Spring siroet. Jamefl Hetb, No. '.m 8prini: street.

WALL PAPitR & WINDOW SHADES.

WOOD it IRON WORK'C MACH'RY.

t ocworQ ( macnuerr iei.t. 113 wtt atir afreet.

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i. u,rnM... . BL cMmC.,Blllli Sm. 4(1 aa rcana,0ri.,n4 (SAM eaaHraK.lt. K

!U,iiiIBl Bear TMlmr t thrW Wsse:l'l CnrsllTe Mecttu They i not a Tile I no Drink, Ha of Fm

Rasa, WMaker, FrW 8irita nad RclHM I4ara deetond. sfaeed aad sweeLaMi to ploue ttat

tastoodM Torc" -Appetiaera." "Uatonf.",

thatiead tlie tipple-- on drankenneas and rn in. toot an

atriMMedlcine.uitderroaaUMBative Hoots and Herbs

ot California, free fr-ym all Alcobailic McliatB-

nma. Thox are the REAT BI.OOO rVItU

riERand A L.IKI: GIVING PRISnfLl,

a perfect UemnraUr a. Hi InviRorntor of tli - System, carrjritiitoff all noiitmou natter andrestorin -theulood

to ahndUijreonditlon Ko person can take tftese biv

ters aeeordine to dir. t ions and remain KriR anwela invridcd their bones a not destroyed h i mineral poison or other nvnna, and the Trial orgasa wasted bejond the point of n pair. Titer nro a Gerrtle PsrcallTt as arIl mm m. Tonic, posansstniu also, tlx peculiar merit, at acttns; as a powerful apet t in reUerrn? ConBrrt or Infiammation of the LiT-rr, and ail the Visceral Orians. FOU FEMALE COM PX A I Bi TS, inyonroe old. raanried or simcle. at thedaam of waauiibood ores Urn tarn of life, limse Tonic Bitters hare no equal. Far Inaaasauitarr and Chraale Knenntatlnm ana Gonl, Praveaola ar laaiajeMiaa. Hilians. ReaalHteat aad InterarUirnt FeTerrt, Dtaeaana mf the BlasWI, I.lwer, KMasrs and Madder, tiiese Bittern hare been moat

sacoeasf nL Barb Msnies are canad by Vitiated

Blood, which isRenerally prednord by dcranfsarnt ot the DIceMlrri Oman. D1HPEPMIA OK IMBIOEMTIOS. Beadaehs. rain la the fhonMers, Concha, TichtiMss of lbs Chest, Nzsineas. Hoar sTruetations it tbt Btnaaacfa. Bad Taste in the Mouth, Billons Attacks, Palpitation of the Brart. Iotsaoniatkm of the Irifi Pain in tnarectons of the KJaoeim. and a hundred ot her scnhtl srnptoaaa, an the oRirriocs of Irrspepsia. Tber iorieorate the Stomach and atinnlate the torsM Mrer and Bowefc. srhicb nuier them of suraraalled eioeacr la elsanslnf the blood of all Impartt xs, and isaBsrtinc new life ami ncor to the whole arstmn. FOR SKIN DISKAJSKf, Brnptiona, Tetter. Salt Bhensa, Blotebea, 3nots, Pimplsa. Pnstnlee Boik.Carboocifl Rinc-Wnnns. Beald Head. Sore Byts. Grrsiarhw, Iteh.8eurfs, Disviorstions of tire Skin, linmors and trior asm of the ok in. of hi4vr name or nst ire. ate literal dnr Dp unci earned out of tbe srsteiQ in a shurt time bjr the nae ot thew Hitters. One bot-.le in each eaaes will couvince the roost incredulous ot their cura trrecSecta. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenervr too toft Itr. im parl'les burstinr IhronEhthe skin tn Piaipies, Eruptions or Sores : cleanse it when too find it obstructed and sluexish the reins: cleanse it when it i lorn, and roar feeiioes wis tell yoawhen. Keea the blo&d pare, and the heart ! of tbe aratem will loB-nr. Pin, Tape, and other Wtras. lu -iinrln lhe srsteni of se maar thonsands. are effectna.' r dtatrored and resaored. Sin a disUncuicbcd isirsioraaaaj t liere is ecarrrlr an IndlTidwsl .ipon tit.- fiwe of tha earth whose body is exempt fnan the prvsenos m

It is not- upon tne nea.tuy eieuteats 01 ua

body that wonwerist. but upon the dtosiard bsoaosa

rsters 01

and siimr deposits that breed tbesp tirinr nBotrsters s

diaeaee. Ko SyrtTl of Mfiirim , no Ternrfsjrea, na

antbelrainltra will I

these 1

ha tha srstern from man tibf

Bitters.

t. WALKJSR, rroprietor. K. R. M jTXlff AI.D CO, Drrunriate and (1m. AcentA. San 'rmelset. Clrkrwiat and 3S an.1 31 Cosnineree Street, New York.

VH1UI BY Aid. SKUOGIbTS AMD OK a

Call t-.r -.VM.KN'S l.l.fN'l IIAIJ5AM." and shun tlie i-t) f ;nT .-t-h'-r tinlsdin. ns naprinciil.d seamy di:.'cive y.ni with ....rilil...-. tr:parii'i.ins. ,1. N II AlilllS .1 CO., Proprietor!., Clnrinniill.O. li.l.1 l,. Ml.-I.y UHMiSKi HIiriON, Milnau iw. II. ItiltiWIlK I'll A SON.;. Mtlw i.il..,. , I UI.LEK l-l'I.I.H;. V IMi:ll.lHU.SIN i t;tl.. St. , M. i.:lJLI.lii:il. MiKXIIUl I !.' . U Cnw; NOVfll i.UUTIlliH.i ,1 l.'t'TI.BU. St. Paul; I'AOHANI. WILLIAM;; CO., Del rait. Throw lli Hesuforrf-iiai!nts. The ( 'ltnli'l of Lift is in stale of siege all tbronutl th: .veer, t ut ii nevor more closely invested tluin ill uiid-wiiitt r. The liver is iiwiaily wimewbat I n-old, and tlie Ik .vols iiiiir' .r l-w ciiisliiiateil al this etaeon, and dYriprTHiia elt.ii aseutntv ite lutist aggravated form in cold and we! weather, in shorf, the eluiiRish e;tem eenn inclliieil to intcriiiit or shirk some of its moet Important duties nnder the influence of a low temperatnre, and requires wholesome stim.ilatlou. The spur required la Hostettcr 0 ijloniach Kitttra, the only medtcine which qulckenu tht. or.tiou -if ttte ticeretire organs, and britips out lhe latent -itality of the system, without creating

any febrile symptoms, or tbe slightest nerTouB excitement.

Tho arcal Vegetable Tonio is not recomrneuded as a specific fn- Coughs, Colds aud Consumption that fteUi being leftjopen to the concoctcrs of preparations

whh'h eani.Pt by any possibility reach the lungs!

but as a jp.t:iilc for the constilutional and physical weakuow v hich invite pulmonary diseaae, it is liter

ally infallible. Tho most IiihI.Uous and terrible enemy of humou life is not dlaeosa itself, but the 1

wouanon n uien anorus u air-opportumty i) gam a 1 Arranaementa hare boon made to pubUsh sToral

LHIA.-1 CQHUK kjcruid oMinui uarinc ww

firm bold of the vital syntem. Remember that 8 lamina, Vital Euergy the Ufe-prfaciplo, or what

ever yon may cuuose to call tho roaiHtont; rower

which battles niiultiHt tbe caust e of dieease and

death, la iho nraml najlfjunrd of health . It in the

garriscu of the human l'ortreati. and when U waxes neak, the true policy in to throw in rWnforonienta. In other vi-rdis .heu surh an einereency occurs,

commence i courne of Hoatetter a bitten.

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t a

MATTIE,

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By tho Author of ANNK jniKSK" HAM'S FRIEH1."

THIRTEEN MONTHS FOR $1.50. VTo will H'ti'l he V.'EEXtT WiseonBiH to all new subscribers, trrwi the 1st of locerrber, I87L to Jus. sry 1st, im, for t.SU.

Miluon; or noLt.ABS would be saved yearly if all

would buy CABLE SC'UEW WIKE M ant I shoes.

The i .iPlint, driest, and moat durable Bh.ie ever

worn.

WANTED, THIS SPRING,

lO,000 Farmers,

'I'D ironrove I .TOO-tltW ncros of thn v.r hnnt nrAiria

lanON 111 10a 11. ireo mm mortraffe or otner iacum

branee, which can now be had at THEiK PRRSENT

.3 Ml

.? 14 s; t

Kfrvm -Choice Prime Fair tirades Medium K-rocK CattBE- -l.'nninuin Inferior H,?- ljn r.Hrt:l' l.lve--r..id toClioiue Bl'TTCB -Choice rXt.is t-'reh FMilJIt- White Winter Bxtra Si.rine Kttra VVUFAT -Sl.ttnu No. I. No. -J...... 1'ims- N... 3. tlATM Ko. 2 BVK No i Kami, VI No. " I'l'itf. Moes. Now I.arii

rj.Sl CINCINNATI.

nrv.r 1 .-rii.r

I'.'W I KiiKr Uie.'

ht-orii- I'SMiilr IV11F.V1 - lied

hi. . t M . 4l . 'J1 . 2 5-1 . I S.I . 17. . H . 31

i-liock.

"' in il l":inf ! I!M- , oltvn VI

I!HWV I'l'll I VwTMKIrt. U. W, A,1. M. Vnlliei-i-l liiivn Iiii ;iIimI. sinee lh,. Iin. at .'ri'.!l WabiUth Av iimi:. I'liii .1", nml ran umv fiiiniMb Hicir I'lirti-iim-rM it tu-w anil r.nnilolo hUh:, of Millinery koI.- ( 'I'iik WiiHliiii(..tini Lift; lHMiiriiiiee('omP'lll.V i f til'" Ktl'lUlfft'rll-, fiiilVsl., tiiont fuii'cf'Knfiil, nml ljfsi niaiiniri'il tnr-pornt-ioiis in Nw Y.otW. -(. A DL.iCK Nimlivilliiin lvhnwouMn't rn-

il.y vvlion iisked, wiiai im wus (.our; with .lt'in flbn!',r il mino,'' vyns ' li'iiiiltly iiliyt ilv " iinifi nnil hrotlior. i A woman Ift't-tircr tipposes tin- oo oiliiRiil ion of tin" ki'xos, l)!t!itiutti " it is !

not safe to hold jiry to llax."

"UN..

Oati - rtvr. - PAKI IV I'l'llk M.'l. I .HI' ST LOI'IS. lr:.Ft!Arrl.E-llol.-. . inod to I rlni.

How lite KIIFH' 1 l',l to f'tl'Mfe . I I nl'li - Spiini: SV VVnKA't- No. i t.V'U. O vr Uvr Huiir.v P.iIiK M.'--r I,AIU MII.WAIIKI'I'. HKKVKS Choice Prime... Fair lirsdes Meiiliiiil STtW'S t lATTI.E---Commen Inferior.' il,iM Lire Siikki- Llr IJool o t !hlee Itivr-rKn- rhoice K.i.11 Freh 1'l.ouil While Winter ICitra tipri.iK Flrlrs WHEAT Spring, No. I No. J

I !- No. 2 fAT- N... a flVE No.; ll.niF.v (io.nl... Pook M8B I, A HI.

,t:i M. .. 4 W . '! a- . 11 ,' . t N

. mi . I in ,. I iw . :t lr' . fl 76

.! :b ii 7i a Oil i 4 Ctt I I IK) 1,1' Ii Oft ta 4 !M 1,' 5 ll ?3 . :I . ; im la 7 I'll I I l. 1 JI 1 a 41 r ii.1 tiiv 'l:i 18 :A n', ll H) . 4 r., I 4 I) . h 117 . I W - i'.l . 41) i ar, . y1 ' ,

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7 (! 6 be

1 GFNTS VVnnlrri.- AgentA rfiske more money t t work for th, thtm st ftov-tltlnir eiHp. Part leoli.ru true.

0 STtKeriN i Co., t-Vso Art nirr, Portlsn 1 Maine.

V ALU K foi cash , or upon Iodk time, with sis per

cent, interest on dcf.rred payments. Theee lands

cnmprlbe th . (;OVL.mni,..Dt milroad rriinU nlanK tho lines of the t ;ro proat thorouKhfares between Chlcaco,

,sit.tuB uuu ,mu. , uou ue nuiin.y

I11 (he .Middle ttegion of Western Iowa

noted (r It salubrlou". cllmato. and Inrxhitantthln

Bfiil aiin?l7 wiittned o. perfectly drained diirtrlct in

mo oni neiiiMitnu!.! iaxo in tno union. Rallro.ida tmvortf the Und In all dlitrutions Agents ure p oTltltH, with toams to show them Iree to

rurensorn. nnw s inn nma to

SECURE A HOME AT $4 OR $6

per aero. In tbe Invariant v alloy nf either the Bonr,

no airtfi.t, tt o. rtoi'iiRr, or tne i.ltno ntonx. Kxnlorinc: (trkotfi via Iho V. A N W. or 111. Cant.

R nil warn aru boW it tho raHroed ofBoi in (.-h.ciLo i Well ft rent denni. Clinton and Dubfii.tit. Of at. nnr

maiu omen r.o (Jonur HapKin, rtoeivDirt tor mna pnrnhnf.'d, ""it ity nmpi nt trtto. Snn:l for n gutdo. It ctvuB vr'wc . UirniK, locations aud doacriptlonu of tbt I it n (lit, utnl turn to roach tbrm.

Land t'ommiiniontrr Iowa H. U. Ianl Co., Oodar ltaid9, lwa. BRIC:CS & BROTHER'S, Cataloyue of Flower & Vegetable SEEDS, AND Summer riovorliiff Itulbs for 1872 5 Now rady. I'onrtietin. of over 131 (mfroa, on tom? Holed p.i pr. wtth unwitrdtfof 410 rippur-tw vut, and stv Hi Mutil'iH'oltiri'd I'lnto ! tVvur, h buititlfiit drnlKn, in cilom. T'ip rirht'nt CaialoKm o.or pub llnhfrd, m'piI St ('"Tlin for ftpy, --ne half t.hv f,tlnt af th t olor-Td plal"". In Hi! hxt ordt'r, ani'nltiiiK lo mi' I' than I, th nrit'o !nt4tl: nr. "Shr., will Ih ri'ur !! tn :mm"I Nftr ctiHtntnen plauvd on tli j

;int tiri'lM' : 'M'l. fw to fid citmor. Quality til (tt tM, if; ' "t lLii'tif1''', prlrrn ("Till ppMitHnnH ifforvtl. iiMkc i in r1MlntoK, ' ''11 ' pircjn pi of! nu. Mm" tVunl ctn' for pxtriiordlnary mduurincnts 1

Von will mita it tt yo'i do not o o'ir 'at&lu;ne he I'ilbi-r ot iw tt ('ImnnfKi tor Wl.ait l!i4- oop a

iimvor plate "i tf jlhnim 1'liinl.i. t-on JiMitc ! 1.1m,. , tht1 i''h"r 'r Annu.il. Ubmnlnl and rtr-?iinial l'ant . r, ii fi r,M n 1 1 rd th !0"3' I I AM ANT I'MIU AI, MIRtl MtlS uviT tu',iictl to ttitn totinlry. tttiporb parlor orn.tnu iil ; ntAtb'il, p.r,t.itritt1 'in nttpt ot bc ; ttlwt fre on rtoidtliorin p'rilivl In Afrtb-k"'. driroi lilf HiN X IU riHCK, ir r ttn..r,' i M KuchM(vr, New York. .t.w. o'-ri.Kn. w.h.tyi.oii. KP.JAMU. O . M-TI-n j. Ws BUTLER & CO. tS'i .-.wm to llltn, Hlillur A V.)

l.lll'Olii'HitN MNII MIHKKKH Ol' Book,, Hews, Writing AND' WRAPPING PAPERS, Paper Baas.t'ard Work. Hi raw Papor. Straw and Tar Hoard Hin.ler'a Ntock, Printing Inks, etc. Was. 22 b. 24 Desplaines St., Chicago. I

TERMS OP THE WtMIN.-IN. WKEKLY vyiKCOVSIN. One one roar, WJX; en Coiiies une yriar, ilft-Oti one ooiiy to setter np ot nb : Twsntv t .onios one roar. Jr&.ivi im- in

Additional copies at rate ot the

Ketter up of club

rino. 8EMI WKKKI V WISCONSIN, pnbrished Wlae. days and Satnrdan. eontaininf; a Unro amount nf reailirur matter, and answering the purioso ef a daily paper. One Copy one year. US.0'; Fire Conies one s ear, Sl&fri ; Ton Uupies one year. tutu. One cony to

' one year, by

sretter up ol Clnii

kvksihu w i uoHHiN.one liorr i

mail, 10.0ii : Une 4'od) three months, hr null, 9UU. All letters shoe Id be carefully addressoo to

UK-tllU, AAxiKflrA UKAHKB,

N oromlier Sid , tT71.

Milaaakee, Wiscoialn.

MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

HERE yon hare a snfre mmbrrrina; soeftinf and liealliif; prorM-rrK-B. with no lasKfr.Ha tturredlent. A remedy at band for the many pains and nebo., wounds and bruise fa wt ieh nt-.h is heir. Is more easily applied than man r othet remedies, never produciiij; a bad effect. bu:alwas reUerins; pain, however severe. It is ,Kepartd by JflM Sornter, w-ho lia used it In her own citent-ive tl.-utraint of lb; sick, for nearly twetrty yoart, whh Rrent sjecess. The princip d tttseascs for which this rahre h reeoramended are. CAifW.r.n. Rktvnuitmm. Pile. SmuJa. Old UZetni, Soil Jlfmni. Sjira n. Burnt, Fever .-Core, t'rlant, PithpUt, Eryt.il tta.i. Sort Aei, BtriKt'g tch, Ihufnen, Stilt, Rixg-tmnt Oerne, ifV meets. Canon Toothacht, Earache, Sort tfppl.v, BvldniM, Smlhn JBrcatli, Jlch. Srald fftmi, Tttthing, Chepp- d Ottndt, Sraltln. CkU, Bntlan, Crmp, iYaiitv Lint, and ,Sore on Chillrcn It never falls to on re Rknaai ttsrn if properly appHod. Itub H on well with tlx hand thn-e tines a day. In Severn! rases it baa en red palsied bferbs. For Pile ft haa bees dJaeorered so be a sure remedy. Persons that hare been idBldci. for year have been relieved "-sy n fewapph vtioit.. Vw Sry tiprlat tt worLs wondirs, nliayie ibt-inflarriuation and quieting the na'ient. Kor t utpned Jam-.'t a produces n cure rjaediately. I t thu with Mt Suvm obtain this Bairn, and apply it freely, i nd they will find It h.rtlotie. It i. cuod in rases of Scrofula and Tmm. Canart have been cored Willi M. The laait r-alre ever innnited I x SmoKch Breaxt and S'm' Ji7nnaa. Kowav aiiarkaia. hot

snre to arT,.rd relict Sore or ItVatt fees Bab it on the lid. pently.oisce or twice a day. Cnrea deafness by putttrnt in tlie part on : piece ot cotton. For Vfo this M aunerior Irk annliins. kmen.

For Pimpltt this acts like a charm. For JKnrna and ScaUt, ripply' tho Salve at once and tt gives tntmedlate reUef. For OU Sera, apply once a day.

N. itmone the kviet of the inn.luable pre pert ies of Miss Sawvek's i4ai,te are its benefi Hal effects on the hair. Kabr4 on the scalp, in lire or six ditbrvnl parts, H promotea the growth f tbe hair, Jircvents it turning- uray, and on bald efiots tt proiuccsa new powtli or hair. Kt lady KbonM li wRhout this invalnabln article a. an indispensable cosmetic for tbe tnilsc. It cradk Bt-s da idr an arid diw-stefrnm the head, and blot dies and rdmpiea from the ftaoa. We. the nnderaigiied. haw. Iwm mm iniMl wi'..

afiaa Sawyer f'n- many years. aBI belietc hrr to be a Christian lady and a ekiifnl nurse, trnd having need bar aalvo ia rtvr (aminj. it Riv. s us sreat

pieasnre in aayliw 11 is Uas beat (ener.d i we have ever used:

Krr. E. F. Caaer. Her. V. O. lllrM. Tier. Jokssi Kalineh, Her. Gcorar lhwH, Gen. 3. V. Cllle. ii4 wH, Cap. 1 Croeker .nt vtt. f!uK. tWvM lMiMlda.

Wm. WibesadwaTr,

i n. spear, A.S. Raw.

'no tt (st aari waV.

. Kmmm r-. isiMTom n . v. r uner

of Rorklswll snr

JoMDh Farweii.

C. It! Mallstd.

Ui'li -.mi l&rrrn. lanckr Weclu.

iin i. a kuk

timisOsi-h,

wa. II rftcoaai. Mrs. Ck arks 8aer, Isrs. aqK. anew. Dr. E. I . Ctwe jl wMh, J. Wsfe -kid ud was, Wss.aWltiasadw.f8,

jaceagirsw ana rue.

Thorns. Cirtsenciwl -s.

ares, utnry twaeaai aad wsV, 0. J. Cnsrst frewnatto at sskli aa wit. 1. K.1B shall aa.1 wifc, WiBisw.JacLooo.

nr only Krlinblr ;in OletrikiKtoai la k

Lituin i

$60,000.00

IN VALUABLE GIFTS! TO UK DISTRIBUTED IN

L. D. SINE'S

163d IIB;IL.AR MONTH!. V

GIFT ENTERPRISE !

To be Urn -in Monday. Ft. Hb, tT8. TWO (iR AUD OAl'ITAUi Ut

$5,000 JEricli in Greeubaisbs.

Two Prww $1000 '6 ) ..nnnunifiwn

I rforiiesnd Rueey. with siivermonuted llu-neas.

n.i.-it on. : i.n, i-me-, rni iMisewooo i-iiim,. worth f6t! Ten Kami1..' Sewlna Mneliloo. wortli 10" ach lie 'Heavy IW tiohl lliiutinc Watches and Heavy (.old Chains, woi Ii if:w each! Pivn fi-ld Ait crl.mii llant.rur VVwIvhen. worth $12, -sell! Tr l4. ,s tinid Ituntlne VVatehe-. wtoth tm .tehl ssilnhi . ... mm

vor I?vor liunt ieir VValcli.'i (tn all I worth trot,' ri:kito 9We.M-.h! Ladies' Hold !nt.lnellialna.lluiluaM V'ost Ohaloi., Mol'd and IVoiil.l,. Pint.,,! 8itvoi T&ll

nti.l Teaspoons. Photoiraih Albums', Jewelry, die.,

WJ nmnborof C.ltls. .!. Tiokets Unt ied to

AtJKNTH V INTBn TO SKI. I, TIl'Kri-TK. ",v,"."H.J.',t,-,a,f reiHinatH will he paitl. MIukIv 'rii-kei i-, SI ; Wx Ti li. in M;, " T r.lv. Tjeket" l(l, 'rei,.sR.',1-jJ,'-I llrrulsni e.nrjL uins a fall IW. ,.r .

turn o( i lio mn pi. c of wtos , and ..i her in lorieaUtin lnfi.roneet.. llii.ll8tritinti,,n, will Iw sent lo any

..IfHni f ' ai'1,y.wW'mii;l rKiilddri.wd to

IOI w,

4th Nt,

t.. I. SINK, R-x KM.

. II

isnrlnnali, O.

Swarthiuure CoIIcrp, SwnrUiwiMr-.l".-!!,. A few student! nf eilhv .... i.

monialsof a anivd moral character, will be nd rallied on or bofore 3d rjn-J-i, ttfj. For 011. en... t.ddram

. f fi" An-u a. -a At. 1 1.1. i'rtB'tipal. VKHV IWlNlsTltH. KyerT" krMiu wa,,t;v,- The host thoaaht'Ofthehnst lraiaof t.he Weat . fi-.MI a year. 1! our Addresa,TliI OHIUAtiO PULi'ir.Chio.so.lll.

tls-'A MONTH. AI-KNTH H'tHTItn.

Wllw fieiou best-eolltrur articles la the world.

,r. um.

Sstuple true. Address

NKON.netroit, allch.'

OA nnn K.MlMnrtS' IIKI.PKR sent free. It shows liVjlrUU i, nnw t , uftvo all(j (,ow make money on rtie I'snn. " Whore to leok for the iirotil and tn w to oV.tatn them. " How to clear Fl VF. HUNDREH BOLLAUH betweeH December and May. f'opy F11KB to encji reader :.f thin paner sendina ni,me r.nd P. O. ad- . dress to Z1EULER & JloUURDy.Plilladelphla.Penn.

Rll'I.ICS. Nho :-Oun. KovolTers, Uun Matwiabj of otery kind. Vfrito for a Prlee List, to Grea i West

ern t.tin iv oi as, riiisDurEU, Revolve rw tKHutbt or traded tor.

Ps. Army Onus and

Aceata wanlnd.

Try "Oaroliaa Karmer," Pirst-Olasi. Aarkallnral Magaslue, Wilmington, North Carolina, fsparyear.

TO TBX AFPUCTPD. 11 y.mr ryrnrqelet i not of the Sarre, a d actrlect,

, mrvsinefj -rerara s

Pot up in Tjvr-s Boxes at 50 cent 5 each I nearly tMnv tir . -. km Jante as tlie box rt pruaenhd alKiv.-). 1'r. i.ar.d by HliB C BAWVaiH, and pm up by l. m. Bobbins, wtoieeaio nd Beuvll DruBKlBt, Bockland. M. A 1 rial But lent fire bj- mail on iiKviptcf s'ventyflvv -iue, by L. at. ItOBBlNS, llOA-klaml, He. TIIW VAl,PABT,B SAI.VTC IS SU BY DUALEUij IX MRIU;l.Nr!.

For Beauty of Polliih. &ylnK LAtmr. i

llrMti,Durabtllty a Che.ipiuiaa, Unocjiuil.

KXTtAiiE ar ainTBMjis iautthias. i cdrr etb.r 'iae , I, ul resemWuii; ours Id shape amlcoloi ofwrarDei iut-Hied te deceive. Ttm vtMKti bt MWI n artt, for st m dealers' nwc, at ts-clvc ivuts rer pound I weniv-llve ool afty Hm.t Ih v.b. "Ohcapc: than any Uht Unit lultali Tor nnthine." TKK nam ra arasaac rHrxctl. v.. :

iihcvi. ant! iurabic 8AiiierrvdrMneranicles orenrpose. TnKaiHiMiwxaulaitaM'Ksr.'ATea. r.-raxtes, bcarinitH and tnavlitnerv, Lals siv tlineiailcwaaall alone. lb-aiidlih.toxes,15crauperib. T-yiu

SrtOS., Prop'ra., Oarrtcn, Maaa.

We win arad a awsd-

4u nfticwwtas ol nr Kew nMenstad

is.lt. HUfm cmttatn- ! orer Ut Hue ncrirrr llrastrstlow to aiiy Book airAwitfree oretKarsr. Arhireas. N4Tim. Foblis use Co.,

FRBBTOr!

BOOK

AGENTS

Philadelphia, Pa

FREE!

" iwtatieriboi ahro tauots aa tae errtra aisaaa raar. The) Pwllaad Trausaiviln. ef th hirrast, most eatortsbrlisr sad hat raeUvw 1 terary aad

antwenrary. Ktn Pssrosioslasiil v Addreas usaa

i in au was task tor sail

i mn al i T

. fiaar aswCiiawitiai.aad 1 each

famthr wwrkltM in iSH MM.!, ft Mm ' triml

for i . All ledln PssroBsaosiiblMl with! Uwmt worth Inoniriaa Into. Address Tnacnsa,rtrtla.vd,M

MA6NETIC TIHC-Ktt PER, iS. VTJE; w)Kht r tt -asaW at mimtf 1aW . tat, V faahaat, asslM

mvaw asnsjiiii, M illtM' araajss, aai a"s a nsajrwa

ha4ajajsai. mt't ? r par. aahpaa-arrtalaaayM tea a aaa an, faaaaaV aat L Oars fsw. as rVwa. Tr s asa. OrAai

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