Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 41, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 February 1872 — Page 1
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HOOFLAND'S fiERMAN BITTERS, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, HOOFLAND'S PODOPHYLLIK PILL, HOOFLAND'S GREEK OIL
A Republican Paper, Devoted to the Advancement of thrLocal Interests of Monroe County.
Established A. )., 1835.
B LOOM INGTX ) N , IND., WEDNESDAY, fFEBKUARY 7, 1872.
New Series VOL. V. NO. 41.
Hoofland's German Bitters,
A Bittern without Alcortol or Spirits of my kind,
Is different from all others. Itiscomputied of j
the rraro juices or vitai. feixcipal of Roots, Hkuds, and livRta (or as medicinally toraieJ, extracts), the worthless or inert ports vn of the ingredient s not being need. Taer--rore, in one bottle of this Bittors there is contained as much medicinal virtue as will bo found in several gallons ,of ordinary niixtweH. The Boots, eta, used in this Bitters are grown in Germany, their vital principles extracted in that country by a ecientifio Chemist and forwarded to the manufactory in this city, where they are compounded and bottled. Containing no sptritnoiifdng redionts, this Bitters is free from the objections urged against all others, no desire for stimulants can be induced trom their use, they cannot make drunkard:, and cannot, under any circumstances, have any but a beneficial effect.
Hoofland's German Tonic
Was compounded for thoje not inclined to extreme bitters, and is intended for use in cases when some alcoholic stimulant is required in connection with the Tonic properties of the Bitters. Each bottle of the Tonic contains one bottle 3f the Bitters, combined with pure Santa Cbitz Rum, and flavored in such a manner that the extreme bitterness of the Bitters is overcome, forming a preparation h.ly agreeable and pleasant to the palato, and containing tho medicinal virtues of thj Bitters. The price of ttoj Tonic is $1.50 per bottle, which maiy pen ions think too high. They must take into consUeration that the stimulant used .8 guara.nteod to be of a pure quality. A poor article could be furnished at a cheaper price, bu ; isit not better to pay a little moro and have good article ? A medicinal preparation shou.d contain none bnt the best ingredients, and ;hey who expect to obtain a heap compound will most certainly be cheated. The j are the greatest Known Remedies For LTV-IR COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OP THE KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and all thseaseea arising from a disordered Liver, Stomach, or IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
HENRY T. HELMUTS COMPOUND FLUID Extract Catawba GRAPE PILLS ComjMttiru'. Parts .Fluid JSxtract Ji.hubarb and Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Juice.
FOJt I.IVEtt COMPLAINTS, JATJND1CF., BILIOUS .WWTIONS, SICK OB NEKVOU8 HEADACHE, COHClVUPWa, etc., TO RELY VEOETABI.K, CONTAINING NO MEROTRY, 1UNEEAL8, OB IfEUSTElUOUS DRUGS.
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PRINTING ! THE PROGRESS Job Printing" Office ! XtfortU 8ido Public Square, W 'h ,Ww Typ r PmsM, mm tmttmto Aw Hf.it i 1 allkii tlK. w lavjMirwl to do Prinlinif in n M. In vpj! to .ho bet in tho country. Particular attduii. u paid to COMMERCIAL PRINTING. In -In ling Bill HmmIs, Hand Bills, Letter H .vK Note ! H1 1 , rircuLiTV. Carp, TVwtcrs, feo. Fin? print in
a f;-t!ty, ureters troin s. uuttauce wi.i receive: prompt attention. j
These PiU ww th moat delightfully pleasant puruative, vupfrsctling castor oil,BaIt,uiagaei,e5x. Thtre is uvihiixg raore aoceotable for the rtomnota, Tboy jtIvo tone, and cans neither nausea nor griping pa) u. Th v aro composed of tiie finest. intjreSieiifcr. Altera tsw dajK nw t f thorn, eucb an i n vigors! ...n of the -utiro synt.em takes place an to apjwyar mir'l -m to tbo wcafc and enervated, whether ariBuigfrom iinmdepce or disease. H.T. Helrabold'tt Compound Flm1 Exfiact Catawba Grape Pills are not 8 u gar-coated, fmmtbefact thateunrar-coatBd Pills !- not dititol v hut pam through tbo ntomach without dissolving eiifciHiiioiitly do not produce the deni ed effort. THE CATAYBAGBAPEPILT.8, Imv intf plMhant, in histfl and al'r, do no m'cvfipiiute thir .. mi0'ar-coaiod, Pit ICE FIFTY CENTS
I'EU liOS.
S. M. Orchard & Sons, PROPRIETORS.
Opposite the Depot, Bloommgton, Ind. C1? Xo Paint icift be spared to accommodate the traveling public, NATIONAL HOTEL !
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E McKINNET, PROPRIETOR.
FLUID
CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUGHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
h cured orery case of DI AJJF.TES in which It has
beeu givm. IKBITATIOJ OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER AND INFLAMMATION OF THE KII'NEi'S, ULCERATION 01 THE KIDNF.YS AND m.nnRR. uetrntion of urixe. disi:ases
Comrthtiru. Katnlence. Imrard Piles. Full- ! OF THE PliOSTBATE Gl ANi, STOKE IN THE
. . ; tJ I T-TIi'TJ fi T 'TTfTTtt
ness of Btood to the Bead, Acidity of tba
Ke&d ibe following Bympwma
HBNB.TT T. HEIkXMCBOWS Hiuhm y Coscksta:3U Cokpoo sd Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla Will-readily elrroiiiate from the syBtem Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcen , Sure Eyes, Soro Lef, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bronchitis, Skin Dineases, Salt Rheum, Cankers, Rutming from the Ear, Whita 8welli b. Tumors, Cancwoos Affections, Noda, Rickets, Glandular Swellings, Night Sweats, Rash, Tetter, Humora of all kiodf , Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspeinia, anil all diseases that have been eatabnaaed in the system for years.
Ul BETyr PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR TEE ABOVE COMPLAINTS, IT3 3LOOD-TURIFYI1.G PROPERTIES ARE GREATER THAJ ANY OTHER PREPARATION OF SABSPARILLi. IT GIVES THE C0MPJ.EXION A CI EAR AND HEALTHY COLOR, ANO RESTORES THE PATIENT TO A STATE OF HEALTH AND PURITY. FOil PTJIUFifINQ THE BLOOD, REMOVING ALL CHRON-C CONSTITUTION VL DI8EVSE ARIS. . G FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE JiLOOD, .ND THE ONLY RELIABLE AND EFIECTIi. KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE CURE DF FAINS AND SWELLING OF THE BONES. tn.CFJiATIO:-: S OF THE THROAT AND LEGS, BLOTCHES, P1MPIJ:' OX THE FACE, ERYSIPELAS aND ALL SCALY ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. AN3 BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. PRICE $1, 50 PER BOTTLE .
EAST
BLOOMINGTON, IND.. OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE.
I pre. )1T nOSK TEBBT. When niRlit conn1?! brooding o'er me, Llkr a pdRon'H cirfary wl', And it viiiinns riso hefhrfl me, Wit li dr; :ul no Bpe eh can tell ; When alone with my only longing. And tli' darkening fpi'll .if icar, I watch the sad f tars throncintf. Till the beams of rl iwn anar. Then, Iik some silver chime. Conie hack the i 1, old timi tThe ihi.r old times, my darliuu, The living, loving times Unleepf!i(i, T rcmemlMT The da.-f th:t all ore gone, Like Juiif drouins in Di-cenilwr, Or alowr-TO when eunimrrK done; The time that am n-ver over. For tin y live in heart and brain. And, likt. kiNSrs from a lovt;r, Th'ir Kptl vimes haek ajjain. ike a song of magfc rhymes. Return the dear old tim. Tlio old, oM times, tny dirling, Tbo living, loving tlnica. Thin in my lone lifea treasure, That li e ear: take away Renif mbmice without nit uuro Of ere7 vaniwhed day. Of lovti-L'.ght round me 8treamiiiK tf tender liiw and eyes : Awake. I lie, yet dreaming Nr )eep tiii day tlt:di ritw . lake a bee in blossomed limes, I live hi thoe old time Tho times ynii kno,v, m,- darling. Tho lirirg, loving times. Odd are the skies Bbove me, Thn ourth is nTappt.nl in snow, And if still, an then, you love me, Alas ! T cannot know Silenre brtweeti t lying, More chill thn wintcr cold, And my aeart like a Iwby crying Fcr its nicthiT's wonted hold ; For T breathe the summer's prime, Remembering ( hat old time, Though you forget it, darling, The living, loving time. h'ebrxuiry (Jolarii,
This Motel in larg? and coramodionii, flrnt-c!aes in all Its appoic tmenta, desirably located, and, ia quiet and comfortibki. Oliargcs moderate. i
MABEL'S STORY.
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Stomach, Nftiisea, Heart-bnrn, Disgust for Food, Pullnesa or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of t ae, Btomach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Flattering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Diaciency of Perspiration, YellowTjeseof the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Bide, Back, Cheat, Limbs, Ac, Sodden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Grel Depression of Spirits. AU these indicate Disease of the Liver or Di-g-astivo Organs combined with impure bloo'i. T".9 n e of the Bittors or Tonio will soon caue the above fn mptoma to disappear, and the patient btcome neH and healthy.
Dr. Hoofland's Greek Oil,
Lightning Cnrr for Ail Klaada of Patina and Acne.
Applied Externally It will cure all kindB of Taini and Aches, such as Bheum;ism, Neuraliria, Toothache, Chilblains SprainB, Rnuw. Frost Bites. Headaches. Pains in the
Back and loins, Pains in the Joints or Limbs, Stin js of Ineeets, Bingworms, etc Taken Intkbsaiav ft will cure Ki'lney Complaints. Backaches, Sick Headache, Colic, DyaeuterT, Diarrhoja, Cholera InfantiUTi,Ghplera Morbns, tlrampe and Pains in the Stomach Fever and igue, Coughs, Colds, Ahi hma, etc. Dr. Hoofland's Podophyltin, OR SUBSTITUTE FOR B1EHCTJHY TWO PILLS A DOSE. Tke most powerful, yet innocent, Vegetable Cathartic knousn.
It is not necesary to take a handful of these Pills to vrot i.e the desired effect ; two of thom act qnis '.:'y and powerfully, clrmsing
tl.e Liver, Stoinat h, and Bowels or all toipsmties. The principal ingredient is Podop hy'.iin, or the Alcoholic Extract of Mandrako.Tliich ia by many times more Powerful, Acting, and Searching, than tho Mandrake itself. Its peculiar action is ir -on the Liver, cleaning it speedily from all obstructions, with all the power of Msrcury, yet free from tiff i-ij-trlone results attached to the use of that ninurah For all fiiseasos, in wliieh the use of a cathartic is indbatad, these Pffla will give entire satisf action in every case. They ncr r fa U. la cases of liver Complaint, Dyspepsi.-. , and extreme Costivenees, Dr. Hoofland's Gr aan Bittors or Tonic should be used in connexion with the Pills. Tho tonic effect of tho Bi: era or Tonic builds up the system. The Bitters or Tonic purifies the Blood, Btretigttcns the nerves, regulates the Liver, and gives e trength, energy, and vigor. Keep your Bowels active with the T ills, and tone up the Bystom with Bitters or Tonic, and no disease can retain its hold, or ever assail you. These medicines are sold by all Druggists and dea era in medicines everywhere. Recollect thclit is Da. Hooiund's Gzbkan Remedies, that are so universally uaad and irighly rcrommendod ; and do not iil'ow the Druggist to induce you to take any ;Ling else
that he may say is Just as good, because b make large profit on it. These Kcocdios will h Sent by Express' to sriy locality, upon application to e PRINCIPAL 0F7ICK, at the GKRMAN MEDICINE 8T0BE, 6:11 ABCH
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
waosrr, and mucous cut milky iis haj!G- ! it it part of Ins food, many o(his houso-
ES, AND FOR EKFEEBUX' ASD DKL1CATK WXSTITUTIOSSOF BOTH SIIXES.ATTENDKD WITH THE FOIJ.OWlSfl CVilI'Toys: iNDisrosmos TO EXERTION", LO8 OF POVEH. LOS OF MEMORY, DIFFIOtiXTY OF BUEATIIING, WEAK
NERVES, TBEJIBMNG, 1IOKKOK VV OINKASt, WAKEF1T1.KES8, DIMNI SS OF VtHlOS, PA'S IN THE BACK, HOT HaKDS, FI.t'SH .XO Ol THE BOlxy, DI:raE88 OF TK K SKIS, KKTJPTIOK ON THEFACI- PA1JJD C I'NTEJi VNCK, ENIVER-
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Wo lived fur away in the country in : rustic district. My fntlier wa.s postmaster of the little placu, and kept i few groceries for sale. Bnt he had enough to do to maintain hia family scantily and cloth them decently. 1 was sixteen, and housekeeper : my mother was dead, and I was the oldest of ns four children. The rest being younger, I strove to do my best for them. My one great trouble then was my clothes. Other young pjirls of ovr station that I associated with, dressed better than I cordd, and it grieved mo. Vanity begins earlier thnn that in the female heart I had made up and rmade every article of my mothei's wardrobe for the children and for mo, had worked up every shred to the best advantage ; and now that was all gone, and I did need a new dress for the coming winter. I made my shoes last as long again as other girls did, for I knew my father needed every sixpence he could earn, and I dreaded wanting anything. Not that lie was ever cross, but he often sighed, and looked so
I pained and sorrowful when I asked for i monev, that I tried to do with as lit sit?
as possible. But here it was the last of October ; my summer dresses, poor enough at ;U times, looked very thin and paltry now. One Saturday afternoon I shall never forget. It is what 1 am going to tell of. My work all dene, the children at p ay in the orchard, I combed out my Ions;, brown hair, put on my besi cot'on frock, selectee: a plain linen collar of my own making, and pinned it rov.nd
vessels of any other kind, is kept fresh : "P.''K a oroastpin.nieon.v
' for the crew. Upon the west coast of ' " w' " V ua" ,;v'"1. "; " South America, and in the large islandf ""v,1 tU'k J' W;,s ft" 1,utu;t toiieS8
i ,f Loml,, fnm.sl, nil Hi. muter. : Ol Hue : Oiu.v neni,. men,
DUNN & !., GENERAL Trodu.ce, Sommiasion ! ANI' fokwabd ing merchants. Wholesale and Retail Grocers, And deafen in Nail. Kanhawa and lake Salt, White Finn, fco., BliO OM3CJJGTON. IND, j7w. harryman, DEALERS IN Choice Family Groceries Queensware and Stations. i l 17 The liigheat price paid for country produce If ort neavat Corner of Public Bqaan, j BLOOMINGTON. - - INDIANA.
A Wonder ot Vegetation.
There ia no tree known on earth ; which s absr rves so many purposes as i the bamboo. The Indian obtains from :
j lend it to hijiu in trust until h came : again. Did Jjf think much of it, he ', asked I langhod &gfl undid it. I c'iid not ; think much ofiit, but it was nil the jew1 elry 1 postesaM in the world. I showed him my nagle on theback, "Mabel." ; But it was woii Dearly illegible now, " Nearly ipte," said he, tiuning it : about in his hands. " It very poor." i And this yfya true; the po r thin ; gold, if it wiii gold, was all dinted and smashed flat, (the original pi i gone,, and a needle tied in by the eye with a thread served W fasten it. 0:ie large stone wus set iy the centre as lr rge as a pea, surrounded by nine smaller ones, tin one of tWwffas lost out long ago, 1 and J often tried to.flnft a piece of white glass to fit t': small cavity, 'but had ! failed. Tho sfetfies wcr nil glaes. as I j believed. Some of tho girls in the vili higo would ask me why I wore the oldfashioned thing; then T would show them the dim " Mabel" on tie buck, nnd tell them I had been uarr.ed after the name tliere. Some one hwt given : my mother the pin for me when I was born : anil she 'mother) said I ! should bem the same name. The j peddler ket it in his hand, and I ! noticed that his fingers trembhid. "I'll briig it yon back ii three j mouths tine," said he; "'twou't be j o' no good to me, but I'll take it on i trust. Or, if you can pay sooner, I I shall be oliont the neighborhood all next week, iad will sleep each night at the inn.'' Be yon svire I did not hesitate long ; the temptation was too gre:it ; so, ; thrusting the ;:in carelessly into his i breast pocket, e. tied up his bundles,
and with low liavs left the house. I could scareey believe in my good luck. I spread out my new frock on the bed, and hdd it before ire to try the effect. Andthon I began to repent. My father I kimv would not irive me
one cross look ; ut still I did hate to
gone. He tried to oomfort me, saying I was just as well oifas before, and had a new dress into tl!.e bargian. Hov I hated the thought of my beautiful merino ! Well it is of no use to pr doug my story, or tell yon of all the efforts made to catch the adroit thief He was no peddler, but a cle:;k in that vtry law office from which the letter was scit
telling us of the d iamonds. He man
I'ROt KEWIWW IN CONfcRE&S.
Wednesday, January 24-Bbnate. A hill making an appropriatioii -a carry out socli Civil Service rales as were adopted by the President, was referred. Mr. Koran modified his resolution so as to fix the 29tn of Kay for adjournment. The Chicago Belief bill came up. Amendments were offered to include I'eahtijjo. Manistee, Holland and Saginaw in the timviMmna nf rhA hill nH wifmi Anmn
aged to delay the ! etterto my father lor The bill in its original l'orm then )wesed. a post or two, hastened away himself, I Wednissday, January 24. Hocsn, and obtained my pin. a resolution was a4ooted authorizing the We never found him: we never heard j commiMw ou Commerce to inquire into of lum. He must have got on some-; various mattera connected with the eommerce where over the, sen with his prize. My j of the country. The civil appropriation bill
poor, toiling father, always gentle, did i wa tnen oonsraereo.
not reproach me: but ever to this day the regret lies heavily on my mind ; for what might I not have done for him nnd the dear children with e.ll that monev ? Anil the lady w'jo hod given me the pin did not know until she was dying the value it was of ; and that caused the stir. Ah me ! it was one of those chances in life that perhaps we all miss on occasion; "the tide in the affairs of men that taken at the flood leads on to fortune." And about my crimson dress? For a long time, shabby though I was, I could not look fit it or let it be made up. But time soothes troubles. And I mnst say that it made a charming gown ; and one who was an artist saw me in it and made me his wife. So perhaps it all hap pened tor the best. But I'm sure I hope that wicked ped
dler who mode believe to speak like u
foreigner the better to take him in came to be hanged !
The following we e:ttract from a little book on
Chronif Diacaues. by It. V. PIEBCE. M. P.. of Buf
falo, N, Y. Our readers can receive this interesting and URft'nl little book, post paid, by enclosing one
postage scamp to tae uocior. i
Consumption, The trreat prevalence of tliis disease.
tell him of the tvelve shillings I owed j ' fW results, are well calculated
the peddler. I vould be so saving for
the next three mouths that he would lose nothing oj my bargain, for I'd scrape it nil togither myself. When I picket up the linen band to put it round myneck, I did no); know now to fasten it rith that familiar old
to enlist our best enorts for its cure. What is Consumption ? It is a disease of thu lungs, produced by an acrid and impure condition of the blood, which, circulating through these most delicate organs, poisons and irritates their tissues and invites scrofulous humors of
hold utisusils, and a wood at once'light- i er and more capable of bearing greater i strains than heavier timber of the sam e j size. Besides, in expeditions in the j I tropics, under the rays of a vertical sun, : i bamboo trunk have moie than once ' been n&ed ns barrels, in which a water, i
8AL lassitude of the MUSCULAR system, i ranch purer than could be preserved in
iio, Vwd by persons froir the ages of eighteen to twentv.fivJ-, and fr-.n tMrty.fivf te fifrr-nve or ta
pill ; then I recdlected how often the i the blood, causing the deposition of girls iuid told mi that a bow of ribbon j tubercles and establishing local scrowould look m much prettier. So, look- j fnJa. Another prolific exciting cause of ing up a small liece of black velvet, 1 1 the development of scrofulous disease formed a bow, aid felt more than sat- of the ltrngs, or tubercular consumpisfied. j fcin) is Chronic Nasal Catarrh, which , Mv father didnot get home to tea or j extending along the mucous lining to supper. I pit the children to bed membrane of the throat, trachea and after tin ir slicesof bread and treacle ( bronchial tubes, finally attacks the and a good 'vnaiing. j substance of the lungs, and here estabAt ten o'clock n note came, saying I lishes snch an irritation as to invite some business hd detained my father ; the blood to deposdt its burden of imthat I better cle the house and retire, j purities! in these organs. Consumption This was nothiig very mmsual, as his ; itself is not so aften hereditary as is business matt.rs often kept hit l late. ; generally supposed. That a condition 1 was quite a said little woman in man- j of low vitality may be transmitted from agement, and id as 1 was bid. My j parents to children is miqnestonably father would cime in would his latch-j true. It is this deficiency of vitality
key. On tunda v morning at ! which is inherited a weakness which breakfast tho children showed him : makes nutrition imperfect, and leads
Thursday, January 25. Senate. A memorial wan presented from th j Choctaw Indians, uroteating agaiuBt the eutabliehment of a territorial government in tho Indian Territory. Mr. Wilson introduced i. bill to prohibit the deportation of South Sea Islanders by American citizens. On motion the vote upon the Chicago relief bill was reconsidered, and pending discussion the amnesty bill came tip in iti- regular order. After t iis the apportionment bill came up for consideration. Thursday, January 26. Housb. -The educational bill way disease ed by Kessrs.
Hoar, Beck and Burcbard. M Poland re-!
ported from the joint committde on Southern outrages, recommending the adoption of a resolution calling on the Preiodent for the information m which he acted in exercising in the State of South Carolina tl.e power conferred upon him in the act of April 20th, 1871, the Ku-Klux act, with all particulars. Mr. Beck offered a substitute, confining the information asked for to the State of South Carolina, w'.iich was rejected, and the original resolution adopted. Mr. Hale, from the Committee cn Appropriations, reported the naval appropriation bill, which was made the special order for Tuesday next. The till appropriates
vii.'Mj.ni. run nouse went into iximnuttee
TflJUUC WjU A BOSK.
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"There was a Rose, she amid, " Likti other rosea, peraapa to yos. Nine Tmrs ago at was faint nt iyi Away in tho cold dark dew, On he dwarf tnsh whew It grew. Ksvfr any rose before Was like the rose, very weD I know ; Merer aaeWisi i Dm say lawra Will tlow as that rase wul blow When the wet wted shook fcm, What do I want T Ah, what T
Why, I want that xoaa, was eat Only th rt roan. And that rose is not
Anywhere JnatBowT Ood knows Wheraall wt oM swerfnoai goes. M I want that rose so much; I wotikl taYi- the world back thereto the nlgM Wbere :: saw 11 bhab in ta grass, as tow It omnc is that fair tall Ught, And tory ones, If I aakjfit. "Bui a million marching men Ffoathe North andaiaSoeth weakS avtatf And tbo dead would bavs to die aeais T And the women's widowed cries . t Would traaMsauaw tbaakaist . "No matter. I woM not oam. Were it not better Stat this ahocld beT Tho sorrow al many, t& many bear Mine is too heavy for me.
And I want thasose, yon seal
; tjeiteral Hems. CcnuzAiKm will teH Tol:e4aainaM a large lager-beec brewecv. A baub of silk cocoons, weigh ing ou
hundred pounds, is worth f 1,000.
The Saturday Review thinks that
Etobinson Crnsoe is take beat of all
stories. Fifteen dollars is the price of tickets for the five nighte in the Strakoaoh open company ia Cincinnati. Theue were fortv-two maiden in
New York last year, and ouo execution, good! f tloifcrjn. -- .vi rT
A Kbhtookt farmer refuMd to tray a,
ng mtWitne he aowfsl his wltea4
sewing
Out of a bucket."
The famous Seminole ch leftain Tiger
Tail pldlee pumpkins at Key West. How is that for io t
The Evening Star, a twenty-four
column two cent daily, teas made its appearanee in Cincinnati Crrn;ma of California will petitioa CongresB for a coinage ol tirentw ee&t
The Pittsburg Oaactte has eoismeaoed its eighty-aevaot h year. A good old age, : r ... , .; .: Thb newest PariBian ste of: lady1 hats ia shaped exactly lie a- eopper sauce-pan. " . St. Louis has a Free Tnlinken Society, and Louisville cape it with a Free Drinkers' Associativa. - Tas historic old haadanarters of
Fowhatton, on the Jfuaaa Biyer, ir
JUL-
their watches aiiiVlolI. I said nothing about the dress, )r it struck me lie was looking anxious. "Whores yon breast-pin, Mabel 1" ho asked, as the ihildreu ran o it before the door afte breakfastr The breast pin ! I was frightened at once. He had neer asked after it or
' to the deposite of tubercles. Rut thousands of persons who inherit feeble ! vitality would never suffer from con- ; sumption if the functions oi the system i were kept correct and the blood pure. When the liver becomes torpid, and but 1 very imperfectly pours off the effete, ! noinniioiia mnfai-itila f.bn Vilrtrwl b'ha
ials for the construction of Louses at I once pleasant, substantial, and prefer- ' able, ti those of stone, which the fre- !
HELMDOLD'BEXTBsOTBUCBTJisDiUBETic tl., rppnnine earthnuakes brine i ni blood FitRiFTO o, and CUKES AU. MS- lut-nu.i' recurring eaijnquohcs unug . .WE8 AitiaiNU from habits of DissirATio down upon the heads of the lodgers j
The loltiest of the bamboos is the Vrtmmot. Lu the tracte where it grows in the greatest perfection it sometimes rises to the height of 100 feet, witli a stem only 18 inches in diameter at the base. The wood itself is only an inch in thickness. The fact that the bamboo is hollow has made it eminently useful for a variety of pnrposes--it
ulceh-.ted on sciiiREiis state of ill"- i serves as a measnre for licrruds. and if
UTEaVH, LEUCORHHIEV Oil WHITES, STEB1LI , fUiaA miti, . an(l hottnm tril7llt TY. AND KOH Ali COMPLAINTS INCIDENT TO 1 Utted With 11 tt antt a DOMOm. "UlIKS the hex, whethei. ABisixa from indis and barrels are made of it. Small boats
even tire made of the largest trunks by strengthening them with strip of other wood where needed. In one day they obtain the height of several feet, aud with ';he microscope their development can be easily watched. But the most remarkable feature about the bamboo is thei r blossoming. With all this mar
velous rapidity of growth thny Dioom
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AND EXCESSES AND 'IMPRUDENCES IN LIFE,
IMPURITIES OK THE HLOOI), ETC, HUPER8E1'ING COPAIBA IN AFFECTIONS FOR WHICH IT IS USEE, AND BYPHrUTIfl AFFECTIONS IN THESE IifSEASED US1 DIN CONNECTION WITH HELMBOLD'S HOSE WASH. LADIES. HI MANY AFFECTIO S'S PECULIA R TO LADIES, THE EX'rRACT BUCHU ISUNEQUALIJ.D BY ANY OTHER REMEDY ASItl CHLOROSIS OR RETENTION, IRREGULARITY, PAINFCLNESSS OR SUP
PRESSION OF CUSTOMAUY EVAULiATlONS,
CRETIONOR HAIUTfl OF J1SS:PATI0N. IT IS PR ESI ! I ; I BED EXTE SIVI.IA' Hi THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS AND M1DWIVES FOR
I ENFEERI.ED AND DFUOATE CONSTITUTIONS,
OF BOTH SEXES AND AIJ. AGES (ATTENDED WI r 11 ANY OF THE AUOVE DISEASES OB SYM PTOMS.)
H. T. HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCKU
well. Not fiue : only neat.
taking out mv hist winter's best frock,
I sat down by the window to see what I could do at renovating it. It wr.s a light blue merino very light indeed now -and Iknew it was too short for me, as I was still growing, and was very shabby. But by turning and putting in a wide Viand of trimming which I had, J thought it might be made to answer ; so I set to work with a will. Tht work was vexing. I was trying to do what scarcely could be doue ; and as I sat sewing and contriving, I felt fit to cry over our poverty. Just tjicn the dog on the nhop step set up a loud barking, and I looked to see wha it was at. A trawling peddler, I kn.?w. Ho smiled and came in, although I said I did not want anything; and the cjiildreu, seeing him, come running iu too. " I cannot afford to buy ; indeed I cannot," I kepit saying. But the man only kept ou smiling, and opening ':ii pack on the parlor floor. And it was
cures diseases AD .isiNu from IMPKUDEX- 011iv twice in a century, the CE8, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC., " , , . hi. in n their .tat., at uiuecnse, tittle or.oeh.nR. peanng the end rf fifty y.
UUVJ
noticed it before. He must have heard ! lungs, as lias noiore been shown, beof what I'd doue.n.1 was augiy. ; come irritated. The general health "Father, I ha3 not got it," I ex-1 beoines broken down, and the person claimed at oi:.ce, sarly to cry. feels languid, weak, faint, drowsy and "Not got it? What do you aoean, 1 confused. Pain in the right side, in child? Yon surry wore it yesterday?'' : the region of the liver, and sympa- " Yes sir," I eplied, and i;'s all thetic pain in the shoulders and spine, safe. Iwasjiist oing to tell yon about and through the lungs, is generally it when von mgtened me." complained of. The patient soon has "Well", I rVm'wish to frighten von, a dry, hacking cough that liver cough I mvdear; hatlio thought of such a Smtdl minute tubercles are developed thing. Calm yarsoif, Mabel, wiiile I in the lungs, a ad perhaps exisist for tell von of a lettt I rocieveil yesterday, , months all unknown to their victim. and 'then you ca get it at your leisure. : Nothing is done to remove tubercleB by You can get it ?' " ! tnc ordinary treatment. Cough is only " 1 can get i father. Or, rather, a symptom of tae disease, yet this only you c.u. Bnt! hope von will not is aimed at in the usual treatment. blame me. Whs have you heard iibout ', There is no Hitional way to cure conit r cuniption except to purify the blood. "Well my car, listen. Wc have Those poisonous materials in the blood never attached wiy value, to that old ' which cause the tubercles must be pin, only tt afu"goo.l, kind woman thrown off by exciting the liver to acgave it to vournother to keep for yon, i tiou. Vitality must be supported, the
and so we did eep it necause oi mat. : bjtbwjiu mnuirani unu ..iui ut, uu i Shewns a strtfger to us, poor lady, i development of: tubercles thus prevent- j and was in di.fess, and your mother ' ed. Koniove the blood poison by re- ! was kind to he But she left the place I storing the acti on of tho liver, and the , soon after yon fere born, and we never i cough, which is only a symptom of the heard more ofier. Yesterday, ho wever, rc'il disease, is relieved. Yon thereby j
I got a letter ni a long distance, ask-1 strike, at the roit oj incipient contrump-
in di-t. noinc.-nvenier!e,anrinoxiosure. It causes
a fruqueat diiisii-(3, ax d givea seugth to Urinate, th.TPbv removing O'vtaictions, Preventing and Curiuf Slrictures ot tin; Urt-thra, Allaying Pain and f nUammation. so freq lent in this class of diaeastis, and rjpplling all Poise nous matter. Tbo islands wbo navD been the victims of incomjtem i'l r-'ons, and who have paid heavy fees to tie cared in a short time, have fonnd they havo bem deceived, andtliatthe "Poison " bus, ny the uso of "powrfiilastringentii,"been dried up in the sj'Btem, o break out in a more aggravated form, and perha after MarrisfP. . V.: HELVROLD'f EXTRACT BTJCHU for ill Affpriin and Diseises of the Urinary Organs, wbi ihtr existing in Male or Female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long standing. PRICE. ONE D3LLAB AND FIFTY CEN'XS PER aoTTLE.
HENBY T. HELKBOLD S IMPROVED EOHK WASH cannot be surpassed ui a FACE WASH, and iU bo fonud the only speclllc nrmed)- in evtry spci.n of CUT ANEQIIS AFFECTION. It speedily eradicates PIMPLESJWOTS, SCORBUTIC DRYNESS, INDUBA'IIONSof the CUTANEOUS MEMBRANE, etc, dixpils REDNESS and INCIPIENT INFLAMMATION, HIVES, RASlI.MOTHPATCHES, DRYNESS OF UCALP OR 8K1, FROSTBITES, and all purpoms for which SAIVES or OfNTMENTS arc uasd; restores the skin to ;i state of purity ana softness, and insures ooitttnu id hiia'tby action to the tisimo of i:s vessels, on wh cb dr-peuds the agrei-able clear
ness and vivacity (I complexion so much sought and admired. But towever valjftble ss a remedy for eititing defects of t ie skin, H. T. Helmbnld'n Rso Wssh has long anstflned its principal claim to unbounded patronag','y-r'pfKwing qualities which render it a TOILET APl'EN DACE or the most Superlative and Cengonial Aararter, co:nnbiniiig in an ulegant formula those prominent requisites, SAFJKfY anl EFFICACY tl e invariable acccmpanimoiM uf Its use as a preser atfve and Rofresher of t" 0t.ploxion. It Is an e:: oellant Lotion for diseases :i a Syphilid- Vnttxn, a id as an lnJoHlon foorfiseases of th? Uriii- ' v Organs arising from habits of dissipaOcn, n: . i in connection Willi the EXTRACTS BTJCHf. SARSAPARILLA AND CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, m I'lich distohes ss recommsnded cannot he surpassed. PRICE ONE DOIJA PER BOTTLE.
other grasses,
borne seed.
years.
die after having
The first thing that came out was j ist
the very thing I most longed for a beautiful tine French merino, of a df.rk
, crimson color. I had once seen a dress A Bounty Land Warrant lor tieorge f thin kind, but none bad ever been Peabody. offend for sole in our little place that
Tn March. 1857. Geonre Peabody. of cou.a equal tins in snaac or texture.
Loudon, then the noted millionaire,
naid it visit to W. W. Corcoran, Esq.,
of this city, at which time he filed ap-
i..T uu. j i.,(imtt,iuln,i, I irot u letter Sim a long distance, aSK- ; . at the head waters of tho Yellowstone tor a
flower ap- lYa r n,,,,naiHn 5 '; ins, ni,(llf thntyerr pin, and describhiK Hon and cure the patient. i pubUo park was passec . A bill was aito
Like, b. i, . . ;t i...in,o rbn hnnlr Tt ia i From the properties and remedial ! paeised to supply the deiciency m the Pout
verv v In .hleMable " 1 effects oi Dr. Kerce's Groldeh Metiical j Office nopartment, occasioned by the defato.'XhSbeating ten strokes i Discovery, which I have in tho preeed- j "K ISJ where it shonfl have beat but onu. 1 ing poges fully explained, the reader j sa jlsbury, Sohtuz and Nye. A sharp enoon"The pin if) have set no store by is will readily understand why it has been , ter occurred between the two gentlemen last of great vale, Mable. The centre j so successful :.n curing this fatal mil- j named. dimond alonfis worth what to ns poor 1 dy. ' Tuesday, January 3d. Hotjbr Mr. people wouli be a fortune. And it is Withitl have arrested the hacking : EiaradgemtroduabUifortheiswetionol a
all vours, m3lear; you can convert the turn uwuuk ""8. " t"8" ! Ughihouse at the mouth of Fond dul Error, " . . t Iiaavia f Mrrili -kf ihn ArnuntnnriTtn - c
invalid; snatched from the jaws of
of the Whole on tho general legislative ap- j
propriation bill, and, upon rising, adjourned, j, ginia, was recently solq fox
H rid ay, January 26. cIknate. The dred thousand dollars. , . credentials of Wm. B. Allison. Senator elect MbmoaIi reform is now a cry in from Iowa, were presented, h bill was pre- j Southern Illinois ; since castor on ia sented authorizing the erect on of a bridge Iso cheap in Kansas the popnlas1oar adt-. over tho Ohio river at Evansviile. Mr. Bfor- . fuse to give more than a quarter for ft . ton's resolution fixing the time of fin: ; box of pills.
aaioumment may , was taaitn up, ana aner : m . much discussion and many att-anpts to amend I . ""- fgufoUOlum in gold dUTpassed by a vote of S(i to 12. The apportion- I mg the year 1871 was just seven per ment bill wasoousidered, butnodenniteactaoc i oenl, the highest price haying been
-""en- Li&i, ana tne lowest iutf.
I'utday. January ae. housb. Alter some unimportant preliminary btisin9se, th House went into Committee of the Whole or the legislative appropriation bill. The total sum appropriated by it is 1.7,000,000. The commit tee then took up the ponsion appropriation bJl, appropriating $30,I8,000, and disposed of it. Upon rising, both bills were reported to the House. Tbey were passed. Adjourned. Monday, January 29. .'Senate. Bills were iutrodeced as follows : Authorizing the Secretarv of the Treasury to nay for cotton
seized by the United Statos after June 30th, 1365 ; by Mr. Hoive, allowing homestead settlers and heirs of homestead settlers burned
out in the stateB of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan until the first of January, 1873, to rebuild on and reocenpy ;heir homestead lands. The apportionment bill came up. Numerous amendments were offered and voted down, and the bill finally pa.ised in the shape
in which it wits repcrtou. Monday, January 23. Housb. A number of bills were introduced, among them the following: For arming the whole military force of the United States ; to utilize the burned timber of public lands in Michigan and Wisconsin ; to allow women to vote and hold oflice in the tmritoriee ; for the organization of a new lenitory out of the northern portion o;' Dakota. A resolution wat adopted instructing the Corimittee on Public BuildiugH and Grounds to inquire into the propriety and f easibility of procuring for the United States the title to Independent Hall and Square in Phladelphia. A nil. for the recognition of a state of war betweei Spnri tho Republic of Cuba, declaring both partica entitled to bell gorent rights, in eluding the right of each to arry their respective flags on the waters of tae United State?, was referred. A resolution was adopte 1 instructing the Committee on Manufactures t : inquire whether materials for steamship building can be supplied by the United States, and as to the difference mpricesbetweendomestc and f orei-jn materials. Tb a Senate resolutioii for inal adjournment on tl 6 29th of May cani'S up, and, after discussion, -ras referred to tins Committee of Ways and Means, by a vote ot 139 yeas to 77 nay'i. The House refused ' suspend the rules and adopt a resolution asking the Senate to return to the House the pension bill, passed last woek. Tuesday, Jan. 30. -Srnatb. A bill was passed appropriating S-10.000 for the expenses of the Japanese embassy. Among the billa introduced was one autho izing the construction of a bridg'! over the Mississippi River at Clinton, Iowa; also one far the improvement of the falls of the Ohio River and Louisville Canal. The bill setting aside a tract of land
rhe peddler looked at me with his
keu, black eyes as I knelt down to jeel tho prize I had no hope of wiuuiug.
plication for a bounty land warrant for " huly " buy, he said ; bnt I services in the war of 1812, lie being a shook my head, and crossing my bauds
diamonds inn money and be at et.se for anu uectio f '"ue cuusuuivtive , wiBCOnMn. a. bill was pissed providing tfaat
merchandise convoyed either by boat or . rail
life
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Full and explicit directs accompany the med oincs. . Evidence of tbesk pwPble reliable oSnraler fornlshtd f "Uea Hon with hiimirJ U.nusanils .if JttiW itn-.B.s, and upward ( nnaoHcitfld aUoaj.a and roeowitoeudateH n- nvvf rf-' Br0 f "'in tko hlghrst Bonro. BiJUU...(LSJl'hysici.ins. OlerpviiHrn. tVnnii, etc-
r i.rhas -icver resorted tt!j-ir pul.lloar n. wspapin.; XmHoem nid this from t l) l bin article null! as Sift''"''' Prcparr-Uncs, not :iewl to to prood up by certificates.
Fvraerly CM.UCSSON 0.
7ese Remtdie are for 'J , ' a ir.:.-:,.e ""Vy..
"'' Zna"ldw Wt Into.
T ie r
1 ilu
Scary 3?. oimbold's (3nuirio Pro-
parations. tiellv-d oanTftv dress. sscbt from oj""1. m:.rn) Wlltli OF TWENTY YEAHH.
I.M.4.IMSII"' T . ' A,!,!... I,.tl,. for
iSra" HW.UY T. HELMprao,.(, i)lg n(If;ll(, .. ;. s., "l Jr..adv.ii.y, New York or to
, i:f.M...,IJ-H Medical Depot ls" !-;-:.':!;,?A?!RFKtTH. Ask fW HBWW
T.HELMlioLD H l" TAKE NO OTHER.
inf i
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nsmlier of h enmnanv of nrt.illerv com-
mand' d ly Major George Peters, of this city. It was discovered, however, thai Peabody served from the 15"Ji to the 26th of July, 1812, in this company . only twelve days, when the law reouiml fourteen days to entitle a soldier to :x bounty land warrant. Subsequentlv it was ascertained, in looking over the rolls on file at the Third Auditor s office, that Peabody hadiAWe stili further military service. V appears that after the battle of Bhdeusutug he engaged himself as a flferk in a store in Georgetown, D. C and, m Oc'obfT, 1814, left for his sntive town, Danvers, Massochusetts. Wlien he arrival tliere. Capt. JosepS J. Pike was raining a company of piilitia to protect that place, and he wined. The roll shows his presence two days, just sufficient to make up Ue requisite fourteen dnvs. Consequently s bounty land waVrant for onohnndred and sixty acres of land was issued to him. Washington Chrwiel' Why is a m,n imniortal ? Her 8011 nvor wts. WU.V have chickens no hope in'flTc future) i They have their next world (nooks twirled; in this. Why is n h a on a fence like a cent ? Head on one side and tail on the other. Why don't hens lav at night? Then th.iy are roosters. Why is the first chicken of brood likt the' mainmast of a ship? A little forward of the main hatch. A chi?hen jnst hatched like ajcow's tail '! Nev r seen before. Why should not a chicken cross the road ? It would be a fowl proceeding. If a ship captain had no 'fi;;, what would he do ? Lay to f tw .)'." And, to conclude, a hen in a poor eco:i,mist, because for every grain she gives a peck. Harness Blacking. Three ounces of beeswax, four ounces ivory black, one pint ucatsfuut oil, two ounces eas tiles soap, two ounces lard, one ounce aiccs ; to be boiled together.
behind me, stood up resolutely, trying
hard not to long lor the much-desired pieee of goods. " Not buy ' ' he exclaimed in a broken Tsngutige of some sort, I could not tell whether German or French; nnd he looked so astonished, even pitiful, that I felt sorry at ones and ?onf cased that I had no mor..ey, and could not purchase. "Hut the beautiful young ladv have some old silver old jewelry old silk dresses -just as good us money ? " said lie.
I laughed at the idea, but he only tb pin i,nd the peddler, he knew onenetl another nacknern to dianW to more of the world than his foolish
the boys, 8 J'.nei dumb watches with child, and was not so hopeful,
What wit! the overpowering surprise rm . j m m port of ajrrival x the interior, shall
my fathers an- ; amuy wuu, uua ir ivy iwoov- ; . - intm, .M.
very erny chains-', handing tbcrr. such
one, h took out a small eloll foe my little sister, and told them, to run awny now, till ''sister bought her dreps'' I mentioned to she boys to stay na? the door-step, and. then taking up'the muchcoveted dress piece, I again examined it. Satan wan tempting me, or some vexatious spirit that does duty for him, and never had I been so sorely beset. How could I let it go, yet how pay for it '( The; black ey s never left my face, but the fellow was respectful, only bowing lower as he said, "Yon thiik it good f" "Oh, yes!" T replied, "too good forme?" 'Not so, 'ho said "It suit? you much, and you shall have cheap.1' "I toll you I have no money." "No matter, I trust. You give me something to keep for you, and I come again," he saiil. "'Hut I have nothing," I ini.istcd. Still he seemed only more eager; said something of hard times, of having to stay nt, the tavern, and expenses over Sunday, of being so "very tiro' nnd I with the mriuo in my hand fell the while. Suddenly be stepped close to mr, pointitig to the pocr brooch 1 wore. I could give Urn that, he said : that is,
However, ne thought it best jo go,
mil for me to ao with him. So in a
! Tho House then went into Committee o ' the i Whole on the Indian appropriation bill. Wednesda?, January 31. Sna5.il . A bill was introduced tor the enlargemof.t of
1 the St. Mary's Falls Canal ; also a bill d xlar-
anit what Win war oi my itisue.: a na- , v' ,T l.-.T.. J. be nnder to eto cratrolof emtoiii o(B-
ger, I faintd. When 1 come too on ery, uiusu soou uayc muou iium . ! OWl eitentling the sttttuto of the sofa indie parlor, to go to church, that relentless foe. God, L believe, has ; umHatioua for proseouions for penaioD or I felt bewillered, and I tremble! yet, 1 instilled into the roots and plants from : bounty forgeries from two to five years. Mr. but lintpnp? attentively to mv father as ' which this wonderful medicine is ex-1 Butler reported a bill fnither to regulate the he ft ! tracted, the healing Properties, by the fffi-g- "gj- Court, don. Thtw t sprang up widly. : use of which, Consumption, the scourge , Sh,. Italgo allows criminal easet! to "Oh, fallwr, father, go down to the of the human family, may, m its eany be earned from the Cinmit to the Sapjreme Black Hcrr.c!" I exclaimed. "The I stages, be promptly arrested and per-; Court for review of doubtful law questions, iie'ikller tli'-re and he has mv win " '' manently cured. Itlo not wish to de- i The House then took v.p the Senate ame3dPMyL tercaP good fcrtune had turned my brain. I ! afflicted by oeserting that this can be SSeeport on the A.kwunteeted e:ecexplaiied ai: to him. He was very : accomplished when the Iung3 are half ; tlon that WoUs is .mtitled to the seat and
kind ever scolded me but as to flntl-1 consumea, as many ao wno, oemg ae- . that the sitting toemtw, Mr. Kdwaraa, u not
VU1U Ul UI1 UULIQUl-OUi;!?, UX1U 11 Villi - bug the afflicted, that they may sell their often worse than worthless compounds. But if my Alt. Ext., or Golden Med-
few moments we were walking down to , "-'" JMncove,y, is empioyea in me arse : o the meaning of tin intended revenm act
the Black Horst. The laudlord was -or early stagss 01 tne oiseass ,1 Know f Jrf 187(). Mr. Trumbull reported ad-
sit ting alone in his front porch, amok- : tfom ample observation and actual test ; yersely to a bUl authuruang the Presideortto iiv ciuietly He looked snrnrisecl when : hundreds of cases, that it will posi- accept the resignatio 1 of the judge tf any
we walked un tho stem, hut ve .-v no- lively arrest tne disease and restore , court oi tne unneur, a es
ueitiui ituu nbinif'tii. roui u wonueiful power over this terrible disease I thought of calliuf; it my Consumptive Cure ; but; from tlx fact that it is a perfect specific for the sore throat and hoarseness ti which ministers and other public speakers and singers are subject, and aho for lironehUU, and all severe Coughs, and is an invaluable remedy for diseases of tho Liver, and also as a Blood Purifier, I decided not to apply to :,ti. name whicu might mislead ami prevent its use in other diseases for which it is so admirably adaoted.
in'mrareti.umjfimw.-wo Thk New York -Ann vR "fin S.
nn
htely invited us into the parlor, expLuniug that his women folks had gone ; to church. " Is thore a peddler strying with you, Mr. Foul ?" began my father. "A peddler? no!" exclaimed tho landlord, as if the question vese l him. " I have not, ne-en a peddler for three weeks, "tidthe one that wos here then did not pay his bill." I must have turned very pale at this, and felt faint again. Mr." Ford wanted me to taken cordial. My futher turned it oil', saying I was tired. Then ie said Mint I had made a little bargain with a ppdtller the day before, and that we wished to settle with him. 'Got ciietitoil, I warrant," said the bluff old landlord ; "but no such man came to this house yesterday. I do iwollcot now that .Too,' my hostlar, said he saw a fellow wit h n big black box or bundle conic up the bank from tho creel: ju t aherthn stage passed ; but I didn't pay any attention to him." Mv father save un all hope at once ;
but I could nut believe my fortr.ue was 1871 were ii320,50tl.l5.
The Amnet trhul
i was taken up and debated, by Messrs. Chand-
. ler, Sumner and Morrill, after which Hie Sen
ate adjourned. Wednesday, January 81. Horss.
The bill in reference to appeals to the Supreme Court was passed. A discussion arose o i the report of the Oommi :tee of Ways and Means in reference to the action of the Secretary of the Treasury in nogot tating the new loan, during which Mr. Mayna d, from the ooniereoce ' comniittoe on the b 11 allowing certain ma i onioory to be impor ed free of dutv. for sul
phur mining in Lotvi iiatia and for plale glass manufactures genera! ly, reported that tl oommittee had agreed to nrike out the section for
, plate glass machinery. Adjourned,
time imxstary to wire it with anjf otlt-
er metlieine., una tt does
ma it w. but li reniovinq the caust
mMii-hiff 'he irritation and healing the aff'ected parts. I)u. PntKOK's Golden Medical Dis CO VERY IS SOLD BY DBUaOISTti EYERYwhi:be. TnR cast receipts af the; New York Independe .it for the last ten mouths of
77,?r tirdav a squad of West Farms bovs got 1 "P !l n-71' be1 bloodhonndi Tat
idle xieisou v. lunoj.i oi. jaronx Xwver. , Mr. Gray, Mr. Bergh's enterprising
agent, uppeareti jost as tne misunderstanding had reached its mendif.t. He
interfered, and both dogs pitched at him and relieved him of his pantaloons in about two seconds. He suddenly thought of an engagement elsewhere t and disappeared. "
John PAxmuxten'a Almanaft. a
pound of astroloiry, fortane-teiluiff and
rvulgarity, has been diseontinufid after.
a continuous existence ol twooentuiiea.
Thb Sorinirfield Bepublican ears it
is strange, but true, that no state has
so many temperance associations as
Connecticut, and in no state is there
a more free paracipwtion in strong irinlr,
Thb keener of the Bird Island (Haas.)
lighthouse at Morion reports that one day last week be saw over three hundred seals on the ice at one time. He shot one and obtained from it two gal
lons of oiL In eight years that he has
kept the light, he never saw more than three at a time until now.
Evkby vear there die in Kntrland
about half a million of persons, end out of this number nearly a" fourth, or 120,000 deaths, are due to gymotic ox miasmatic maladies. In other words, 130,000 lives are, roundly speaking, lost by
causes which are, or ought tb be, preventable.
These is to be a Schubert festival at
Vienna in May. The pioosedinirs will
include a grand concert and JAedertafel, in which other associations will be invited ta take an active part. A medal
will be cast to commemorate the event,
and the composer's statue will be erect ed in the park.
Captain Bakkb argues ihatTaltmee
see rather than smell, because be ha known them to swoop a piece of red
flannel, mistaking it for the catoaas
of an animal. When ac animal is skinned, exposing the red surface, tr-s vultures catue much m ore promptly than while the skin was on. The captain often shot elephants through grass, and observed that the vultures did not find them for weeks.
Tee poUce'ebscxiTOred, the other day.
in Berne, a most trcaMsberons plot. Sewers! men were surprised settmR fire to
a whole train of petroleum at tne railway station, close to the place where all the furniture of the employes owning from Florence had been deposited.
Many persons seem to be mpueated in the deed, and the trial is to commence in a few days.
An expedition fitted out more than a
year ago to search for Dr. Uliji Livingston, is still on the msnh through the wilds of Africa. As.it, loser of himself. Dr. Livingstone is without a parallel iu history. For our part, we cant Bee the nse in spending ao snueh tone and money to find a man who can't be hired to stay found, and who is nawar
happy except wben ne is lost.
Ths Chioaero Poat says : " Wa saw
a funny thing the other day. Boxes of goods were being unpacked in an
unnnish-sa store, ana scores or peoptti
were rushing in to get New Year's presents, when we proprietor jumped upon
a box and ened in arornian : Asadies
and gentlemen, will you please go oat t Plee-ease t WeVo irot to clap on the
roof and put up the front this after
noon 1" . . Says an exchange, it may be interesting far some of those who protend that the Davenport brothers were aided by an unearthly agency, to know that at Montreal the hand which was put out of the cabinet was eattght and held bv one of tlus ?mmittee men. and
proved to be one of the brothers. Tb little mrcumstance turst up the show,
and they tailed to appear tne eeccna night. Punch gives the fonowing yiews of a young " PoMtTrist:n Parson What is a rturaolel1' Boy Dunno." Parson WelL if the sun wctre to
shine in the middle of the night,
should you say it was? Boy The moon." Parton But if you were told it i
the sun, whet should you aay it wast Boy A lie. Parson I don't tell lies. Suppose I bold 'you it was the sun, what wouHT fousaythenf BoyThftyer watm't sober 1,
A ntjubeb of exeeedingb dangerowa counterfeits ot the dsnominidion of 20 have lately been put in cirtnuation, How large, the number may be is not known, but the notes are nearly faultlessly executed, and it" fe with great difficulty than even experts eaa detect them. . The only weak point m the execution is the oentral figure, which is a little too tjoarsely dons. When presented in a package this fig
ure is not seeu m rapid counting, peing hidden by the hand or the overlaying hills. The other points of the bul
are no skillfully executed as to the wet of the strongest light