Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 45, Paoli, Orange County, 24 July 1878 — Page 4

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i' C ' i IT i '.lief : . - ii r .' r. 1 I i IT r I ' i c i J r t J 1 1. i .1 !: f .. ; ... , , ' -tf c f r :. r . it" ; t- i ; if!M 1 i I I i . f i i 1 ' v . i c n t f , i u t' I V. 1 ,-".!. c f l- ally an i 1 4 ono gru4 ovf v. , 1 1' 3 it ttk rcrr-j.m , re a: '..',! f' M' ! :.- -i If to W'Lich evcalr-i C,u Imt fur a l-.Ti t.r.o L--a a ftrar.Rer. Tl.o etreets were tlrf-;,g'l itU loyal Briton and all tbfcir country relations, who vied with eacia other in ir; - -:;..; :j. U.d p&m?g of the pro cfI 1 : f f "tin j ncireft view. ft tuii groat diplomat. The route is fcaul to LiTe Lea a!mot literally & roaJ of ro-: ho liV?:ral wtre the peof Iin tie lMtowal of floral offering. Lord Bescoa-fit-1.14 p-chfi were very Lnef, evincing a ielfHP&iiKfaeUoa -fffcich qaite jtiSalle under tl.o cirnfffiaiiCea. .. t I : . ; . , Cli&rks Marviu, the coryiajr' clerk ii: the Treaty IX-partmect of the EriUi-h Foreign Qfiice who f imiii.hfcd for puUicatloa tbo copy :t the Saliatmry-Bcbcnvaloff agreement, has ln discharged from arrcfit, the Judgu k;cL.nni3' tLtre waa lo gTocnd for Lis cumraittal. A rt at (iirikfs has occurred among the miner at Anain. France, and the military has bf en called cut to protect the mines and pretiCTT the pace. It in thn most extensive strike t vlt known in France. Lord Eeacoripfifld had forma'ly etjbniitted the treaty of Hrrlin to the House of Lords, and delivered a lengthy epeech in explanation and defense of the treaty and of the part borne by EogUnd in the work of the congress. His efforts were directed toward demonstrating thit r.si-fia's concessions were of vital conueqaenca and great value to Turkey and Great Britain, while Ilufigia's gains were nwttera of comparatively minor advantage and importance, After a long delay and many diplomatic ' noted between St. reteraborg and Constantinople, and lastly when the congress at Serlin has n-ue j iU fiat, the fortifications at Shmnla ana Varna are being evacuated by the Turkish f;arriions which held oat sgaicet the Russian demands so long as there , was any prospect of successful reti-tance. The Havana (Cuba) Oficial Gazette publishes a royal decree, dividing the Government and ad2j;nitrhlion of Cuba into fix civil provinces, usmed Knar del Bio, Havana, Maianzas, Santa Clara, Tuerto Principe and Santiago de Cuba. The Irinh team easily won the Eicho shield at the recent competition at Wimbledon, jpjsitsoirjLZ,. Fames Gordon Bennett and his sister ar rived at "New York on the French steamer St. Laurent. Sir. Bennett, who is in excellent health, will go to Newport for the enniraer. George V7. Fish, of Michigan, has been cotomiiMrfoned by the President of the United Bt&im ts Consul to Timia. 8. J. lumbal, of the Life-Saving Service, accompanied by Capt. Menyman, are visiting the lake t-oaita for the purpose of selecting eites for ten new life-saving stations, recently ordered to be established by Congress. The K-esklent has appointed Thomas Helm r.egister of the Land Office at Kirwin, Kan., in place of Frank Campbell, euspended. Frince GortschakoSf, the Prime Minister of Bnasia, haa returned to St. Petersburg, in order to counteract the measures instigated by Count Sohouv&loff for his overthrow. Gen. Sherman has been made an LL.D. by Princeton College. Gen. George B. McClellan tv a abj0 given the eaine " handle" at the 6.6-me time, , . lOLlTICA.T Secretary Sherman, while in New York recently, wsb interviewed regarding the next Presidential campaign. He ia re-ported to have paid, unreservedly, that Grant would be the next KepublleftB candidate, and that if theconvention.were to be held immediately he would be nominated without any oppoicn. The Potter Committee occupied itself with Senator Kellogg on the 13;h in?t., and ccm-It-ted his examination. The committee subsequently held an executive eesrfoa. and ccncluded to adjourn to meet at Atlantic City, N. J., on the 231 of July. The New Hampshire Republican State Convention is called for Sept. 10. The Democratic State Convention will be held Sept. 12. Ik.fora.tliO Noar. Orleans ..branch of the Potter committee, July 17, John S. Du'a (colored), of Wetit Feliciana parish, testified that he was Pwriith JaJge in. 1878 ; was invited to resign, but didn't resign. Made affidavit before the Returning Board, charging intimidation, violence nd murder. Slade statements en information received from others. Crosevftnihi&tioa brought out tbe stateiaent from iHili that he had been daily in the company cf F. I TTtber for the patt week ; ttst Vx.her had oiTercd witness 500 tbe p'u bu cf a jo .;i.n ia tiie pubho " b h N ti a twi-ht.r if v.i.'t-sw,,:ll fallow h s (V, , r0 e k h rv.-.t tl.e f.ro the lht..:m. ; ird, and y Uititrndat. 'i i.i tig 1 j-r, t i . lio' t : tl "t 1 e I . h ti- 3 mho 1 si"-' v " 1 l v ttf .-d j a T' " e 1 a 1 i 1 r suld he as all .J arrar.-.r..:.t8 , and tl: r.;ht he . IT? 1 i 1 t:!i' 1 1 vwl t3 th V e fae tl e pec j c n- thi "h ffou f;.u Ntic .. "L . .. t... 2U llst rn.-l. tU 1 ill ti m l, v. He wi.i to 1 .1 1 I t i l 1 I r I :. l. .- I'.itiK i : y : a I

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CJtlUU Ah'D CBXMtKAZS. -'. Dispatches from Crow Creek Agency tell of the startling dicloBure sittcndiag the openiog of UiO uafo of Livi'jgrttoa, the Agent at that point, 'who, when' enrprLed by a visit of ioxpection from Gen. Hammond in March kwt, locked cp the eafa and refused tc reveal the combination. The arrival of Indian Cotomisriioacr Uayt, and opening of the safe tuider Li a direction, have revealed a system of fraad and prander fully equaling all that had been reported in connection wiih the adirnn'wtraiion of affairs at many of the Sioux agencies. " " A curious case of (swindling by the Trustees of the Tentooia Savings Bank of New York ia reported.. By the confession of the Secretary of the bank it eeema that for several years he wa-a in the habit of baying securities and charging them on. the books at higher rates than were actually paid, the difference being divided up aaiong the Trustee?. John Gibbons, a Stollle Magn.ire, convicted of the attempted assassination of William .Thonias, at Mahoney City, has escaped from the Schuylkill county (Pa.) jaiL GEXEliAZ,. The weather was decidedly tropical at St. Louies last week, mercury ranging from SO to ICO deg. in the shade for four days. Friday sixteen deaths from sunstroke were reported, and twenty-two burial permits were issued for that cause alone in three days. Saturday of last week twenty deaths occurred from sunstroke. O'Leary, the pedestrian, was beaten in a recent 275-mile walk giving odds of twentyfive miles by a walker named Sehmael, at Chicago last week. He has been challenged for the championship medal, probably by Vati -ban. . .. P.. ;t!.3 are received of hard fighting between Gem Miles and the hostile Bannocks and their allies on the 13th inst. near "Weston, Idaho. The Indians were 500 strong. It seems to be settled that ttie Sioux tribes under Rea Cloud, Spotted Tail, etc., are to have their own way in the choice of a new reservation. The site selected for them on the Missouri river is not agreeable to their tastes, and, acting upon the promise by the Government that they would not be coerced against their choice, they have fixed upon the White Gay creek region, over 200 miles from the Missouri river, as their future home. The condition of St. Louis and vicinity in consequence of the awful heat assumed the proportions of a most terrible calamity. July 15 was the hottest day ever known in St. Louis, producing fatal results without parallel from a similar cause in any city in America. To say that business was completely paralyzed is but to state the actual truth. People were afraid to venture in the glare of the cruel sun, an iadui-try and commerce were brought to a standstill. Upward of 150 cases of prostration by sunstroke, all adults, were treated at the public medical offices, and tko list of deaths for the day from this cause reaches the appalling total of forty-nine. These figures do not include cases, fatal and otherwise, which, occurring in the outer portions of the city, were not treated at the central sanitariums provided for the emergency, nor have reports been received of deaths other than those registered at the Morgue. ' Judge Rogers, of a Chicago court, has made an announcement of special interest to business men. A young man having asked to be excused from jury service in a murder trial through fear that ho would lose his position if he served, tbe court declared that he would fine and imprison for contempt any person who should dischargo an employe for such a reason. ' Col. Miles' fight with the savages a few days since, near the Umatilla Reservation, resulted in a decisive victory for the troops. The same ofdeer has, since then, led his men against the same band largely reinforced, and the Indians have been a secsnd time severely punished. They have now taken refuge in the foot-hills near the scene of the last battle, and are surrounded by the troops, who have re ceived considerable accessions to their num bers. The boiler in Davis' planing mill, at Birnesville, Ohio, exploded the other clay, destroying ttieeutLro building and k ill 10 g three persons on! right. Three more were fatally and sever-1 badly injured. The 1 iss is ahoct 125,000. The statno of Douglas was unveiled at the monument in Chicago, oa the 17th inst , in the presence of a large number of Illinois celeb rities. The St, Louis Republican of the 10th inst., gives a c miplete list of the fatal cases of sunbtrx ke ia that citv during the previous week. The ghastly total is 113. rhriti deaths Lave occurred vr.ihin a few ila s at the Brew kivn r.avv vard from yellow fever. A pad EcoiJiui L. ppened Et&r Jokcf-town i;i.J., a I-;-- c..-ivg -o. uL,i? fovr g a Kesritbrirhfr cu the f cf JV...-J Ph.-- kit y, V e t vnt r ev; lodtd, li.r? Jean Mack.lec, Jraiik J.-iu, lVi'uk Jul: and J-hn Ciauhenee, a i'i 'y cuudr.g A1K rt Shachley, Ijtci.. s IKun, Akx. Hamphrcy, ! 1 t'.1. .) O'ht -, uii, Democrat, vlo r. p. t LtS riot of Y.rjinii'vi C m ;rets, r?- :. to 1 bt ad 1 1 3 Mr. ry At lias i 1 Tr ra ti e I cr. . to vl .1 i1 t a AI t V"-.-hi--e;toi5 ed in secre 1. C, h the ltti r t ' . i t u r d. ..Ttii eh. r: a ' ; ::a rt.? .tr : -j cii c.,n d l!.Cr. : 1, 1 1 f 1 J 1 3 V. .? e x. " "J .-its. E ITS D-. ' 1 - 1 1 ,' " 1 .!:-," r .t 11 - r - , v. s f r r. .

X.:.t r.3 r.t fcr;;:t i j trie "Mr" ? tl.a t:Z. Hi i::i't a L:l- llr.1, to I 2 Ezrc, hrJ c-c of tie rzo t v.- :fu! tie Ir.r.;' Ii-t cf f jxracrs' hr,mlle fri r 1. Two New Hgi.axx co:t ;-.."-.;rz. 3 Lave fouBel sir-slacked IL313, sifted on

infested potato Tioes, death, to the larva3 of the Colorado beetle, and sorae benefit as a fertilizer. To Clean- Cisteej? "Watek- Add two ounces "powdered 'alma and two ounces borax to a twenty-barrel cistern of rainwater that is blackened or oily, and, in a few hours, the sediment -will settle and the water e clarified and fit for washing and even, for coohing purposes. KEErrso Bctter. To keep butter in sacks, thc.e, when filled, should not be packed in dry gait, as the air can then have acces3 to the butter, the dry salt bein porous. If the sacks are packed in brine in a barrel, end headed up, the butter will keep for a year of more, if it tecs good when packed. American Ag riculturist. The water yonr fowls drink should never be exposed to the sun's rays. Set the vessel or fountain in the shadow of the fence or house, or place directly over it a broad dielf or board, upon four legs, like a wide "wash-bench." This keeps the watdr comparatively cool and fresh during the warmest days. Poultry World. The roots of clover have a natural tendency to decompose after having produced the plant in perfection, and it is the effect of this decomposition that renders a crop of clover bo good a prepara tion for the growth of wheat. Decay ever furnishes regenerative food, while the roots pierce and divide the soil, loos ening the ground. Foixowixa is The Golden little's "quick, cheap and perfect protection" against the striped bug, the saddest of the year: "Wind a newspaper around four stakes a foot high, one at each corner of the hill, making a box open at the top and' tight at the bottom by dirt heaped on the paper." A wooden box, of the proper dimensions, without bottom or top, would be equally effective, and if sheltered when not in use would last a lifetime. Press it over the melon, cu cumber or squash hill after planting, and if covered with a pane of glass the seeds will sprout the sooner. How to Choosh an Ox. The signs of a good working ox are long head, broad and level between the eyes, and eyes full, keen and pleasant, forward legs straight; toes straight forward; hoofs broad, not peaked, and the distance short between tho ankle and the knee (these properties enable an ox to travel on hard roads, for if the animal turns his toe3 out the strain comes on the inside claw, and when traveling on hard ground ho will get lame at the joint between the hoofs and the hair); full breast; straight back; round ribs, projecting out as wide as the hip bones. These are signs of strength and good constitution. The best colors are brown, dark red and brindle. At 4 years of age the steer becomes an ox, and having completed his eighth or ninth year he should be fattened for the butcher Excliange. The most economical way to milk a cow, all things considered, is to milk the two fore teats clean, leaving off with a pretty full stream, and then milk the hind ones down to a short stream, and, returning to the fore ones, milk them to the same condition, not touching the hind ones again. This will leave the teats empty, and the bag too. It is a false notion that tugging away at the teats stimulates a cow to give more milk; tut, on the contrary, emptying the bag as soon as possible yields more; then the cow can have the extra time to eat, which is a better stimulus than either. A slow milker is never tolerated in the dairy districts, and a "stripper" is an injury anywhere. The sooner a cow is milked, and all of the organs connected with feeding, digestion, and secretion are left in their natural condition, the better it is for the cow. For these reasons cows should alwavs be treated rently, and never worried, as all of these excitements and disturbances have the effect to arrest the normal action of the functions, and consequent loss in the gain of ilesh or the flow of milk. Rural Ac iff Yorker. Dotnestie Economy CnnAM Cake. Two eggs, one-half oj- cre.im, one cup sugar, teaspoonfal baking powder, or half the quantity soda. if the cream is sour, and a little salt. Hi" ;.o j-nb and powdered lime, whiting or wood ashes, will scour tin with the least labor. Kerosene and whiting will al:o clmse silverware, door knobs, hinges, etc. TitAN -TAEZNT Pis. One egg and the y; ILs cf two, lump cf butter size of half one ctp svrc't rui:, ci 2 cup Lic--rn ;ng.ir, r ith en-- crrrt me .3 cr . ir: ...... .... . a v t. t : (.1 C" ? j -c, v lit f - i . . r IL1 I;i:r:i, 3E 1 .j ) . ... . . I . . . . . .1 1 ' 3c.l:i ; , t r 1 1 t j1 , T t r

tie t:l ., lu'.'-r. m tl.o 1 -i. grits ur, Iff; Bxle twenty cr thirty Li .cz r: be r : 'cr 1 : or-;:-:-a v;ll'.. - by Cr-t ir i it then folding it and sewing it into a clean linen bag, which is placed for twentjfour hours m pure olive ' oil. Atterwarda the bag is to be boiled in a solution of soap and water for fifteen minutes, then well rinsed in liikem-arra water, and finally dipped into water containing a Bl.rdit portion of starch. Tee . laee is then to be taken from the bag, and stretched on pins to dry. Ths careful housewife will utilize a great many useless, articles. ' Old tin fruit and vegetable cans Lave been thrown into .the back' yard anj alley long enough. Instead cf disposing of them in this way, they can be used for flower-pots, and may be made very ornamental, too. Here is an opportunity for a display of the "decorative art," at present so popular. The plants will thrive if a hole is made in the bottom of the can, quite as well as in porous pots. The rust from the tin is more of a benefit to the plants than otherwise. They may be painted any color, with some pretty pictures pasted on. A NOT III: it IXV-EXTXOJ 11 X JEIlSOJff. Mr. Edison, after experimenting for two years upon it, has just produced another notable invention. It is based upon the principle of the phonograph, and called the embossing and translating system of telegraphy. . The instrument consists of a revolving disk, upon which is clamped down a sheet of paper. The surface of the disk is marked by a spiral groove, beginning at the center and gradually expanding, like a screw-thread. The disk is made to revolve by an elec tric motor, and while revolving a magnet moves over the surface, following the groove. A metallic arm holding the disk in place i3 caused to move so that the point which works in connection with the magnet keeps directly over the spiral, much the same as the point in Edison's phonograph moves over the surface of tin-foil on the revolving cylinder. The sheet of paper thereby becomes a matrix, and is a stereotype, as it were, of the characters transmitted. This indented matrix may become the medium of trans mitting the communication as many times and to as many different places as may be desired. By connecting the revolving disk with a battery the disk will be made to revolve "and automatically transmit. The great advantage of this instrument is that a message maybe sent at one time in the ordinary telegraphing wavs to a3 many places as may be desired. Mr. EJison is elated over his new invention, and expects that it will soon be put in operation everywhere. Philadelphia Times. Lkttek-bo3:es. are very freely distrib- j uted all over vIndia but it is with the j greatest difficulty that the natives can be J got to patronize them. They cannot understand how a missive dropped into a lonely box will turn up safe and sound at its destination, some hundreds of miles away. Dooley's Yeast Powder, This truly unrivaled baking powder stands on its merits alotje ; and Lecau.se of its perfect purity and es.ecltence, and from the fact that every package is strictly full weight, the people have adopted it in their households, and have the utmost confidence in it. It always does the work effectually, goes much further in n-e, snd makes better ind more wholefome and nutritious biscuits, bread, rulli?, rrmfnos, cakes and pastry than any other powder in the cmntry. Real mekit will win, and the merit of Tr. Graved HEART REGULATOR has won for itself a deserved reputation in the cure of Heart Disease. A weil-knovvii firm in MancJK'gtfr, N. IT., say : We have sold in the last three months forty bottles of Pr. Graves' HEART RF.GL'LATOR. Everyone that has used it sajs thai it bus proved satisfactory. LlTTLXFlKLX) & IlAYES. Among the msny forms of Heart Disease are Palpitation, Enlargement, Spasms of the Heart, Stoppage of the Action of the art, Trembling ail over nd about the Heart, Ossification or JBouy Formation of the Heart, liheumatism, General Debiiity and Sinking of the Spirits. Bend your name to F. 15. Ingaixs, Concord, N. H., for a pamphlet containing & list of testimonials of cures, etc. Tho HEART REGULATOR is for sale by druggists at 50 cents and cl per bottle. ' - Bit. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic on Fevfb and Agce Tomc ! Wilhoft's Tonic has established itself as the real infallible Chill cure. It i universally admitted to be the only reliahle and harmless Cnill medicine now in me. Its tfiicaey is coLfirmed by thousands of certilicates of tbe very best people from all parts of tne country. It euros malarious diseases of evf-ry type, from tbe shaking agues of the lakes and valleys, to the raging fevers of the torrid z"rf Try it ! It has never beon knovu Y to fail. Vv heelock, Fimay i Co., Froprietors. New Orleans. Fob saxe by all Dscogists. FoRuowards of SO Years Sirs. WISsLOvTS SOOTHING SYRUP hli been used for children with never-failing success. It corrects acidity of the stoma ;b, relieves viad calus, regulate the b-wel3, cures dysentery and '-diftrrhes, whether arising from teethicg or other emmt. An old and well-tried remedv. 23 eta. a bottle. The Chicago 1F.dgf.ii ia the only reliable Btory Paper published in the l"a-t, arl is sold for "half the price ot Eastern papers cf the same kind. Three specimen copies sent to sny address for Tex C-exts, Address, The Leikgeb, Chicago, ILL JorrNsox's Anodtns Lixiiiext will positively cure chronic diarrfcora of lorn? Btacdloe, also uysentery, cuoiera ninrbus, ana cnolors, used internally. There is no remedy I - in s v ih:al.'.o fr .t j r-j as t. -j c.-i i.fe pr-asoi ver. 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