The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, May 31, 1877, Image 4

Only.
Only a WNM lmt it chanced to fall
In a little cleft of a city wall.
And taking root, grow bravely up.
Till a tiny blossom crowned it top.
Only a flower but it chanced that day
That a burdened heart pa-wo by that way .
And the message that through the flow, r wi
sent.
Brought the weary soul a *w-t content.
For it apakc of the lilie* o wond'rously clad .
And the heart that war tired grv strangely
glad
At the thought of a tender care over all.
That noted even a sparrow'), fall.
Only a thought—but the work it
Could never by tongue or (>en be taught .
For it ran through a life, like a thread of gold
And the life Ivuv fruit a hundred fold.
Only a word—lmt 'twas apoken in love.
With a whiiqiered prayer to the l.ord above .
And the angels in heaven rejoiced once m.uv .
For a new born soul " enter.-.1 mby the door. '
Ji.iSf (.'.>!-•.
TRUE TO HER WORD.
Txvnora Lonsdale's mod partial friend
could not call her pretty. Her n.M impar
tial enemies—being j\ s-weaod of much u \ •
ernoss, strength of character, and hatred of
shams it fallowed, she had a tew—declared
her uglv.
For the benefit of thoae who have never
eeen the young lady, and tvnsequentlv he
long to neither one side nor the other, t ill
deei-ribe her—beginning with the most
prominent feature of the human faee.
Nose of no particular order, neither aqui
line, straight, pug, tumed-up nor turned
down, but original and indejH-mlent, and
apparentlv in the right place; eyes, brown
with a glint of topat—a slight cast in the
left one pronounced by the friendly • U
witehingly cunning' and by the inimical
' decidedly impishmouth neither large
nor small, with full, red lip* closing firndv
over two rows of strong, white uvth : com
plexion neither blonde nor brunette, but
clear and rosy and her own, and chin that
only escajed being masculine by having a
dimple in it.
Her head, heavy with a quantity of
straight, black hair, was well shaped
enough, and well set u)<on a -lender neck,
that was again well set u|vn her sufficiently
broad shoulders; her hands were -ui.vll, hut
the lingers did not taper ; she was five t
six inches in height, and looked as though
she might he taller if shechose: had a clear,
ringing laugh, a musical cheat-voice, a
graceful w*lk : had opinions of her own,
and whistles! like a bird.
And yet, notwithstanding ber want oi
beauty—her many dtfecta, 1 might say—
there were men who had expressed a readi
ness to die for Leonora at need, and more
who had declared themselves perfectly will
ing to live for her.
There was a wonderful atiuiwphere oi
freedom, of purity, of bravery about her.
And Leonora was a worker. Much as
she despised shaius and hypocrisies she ue
spised idleness.
* Pay dreaming; 1 don't believe in it,'
she would say. " IVi your dreaming at
night and work during the dav;' and while
she talked, in a bright, eheertul way, each
word clear and distinct, she busily plied
her needle making little dresses and jacket
and aprons. ' For whom ." ' Oh, for some
poor children around the corner. 1 had
nothing else to do.'
It was while thus occupied one at term
early in September, seated on the *.
ioned porch, shaded by a heavy graji . e,
that C lifford Cameron sauntered in and
threw himself in an easy chair beside her.
'Cliff.'had been a chum of Harry Lons
dale's since early boyhood, and for just that
period had alternately tried to leaae and
make love to Harrv Lonsdale's sister.
He was a good looking, sweet tempered,
generous, laxy voung fellow, with no end of
money. Grandfather had died and Kit him
money—father had died and left him money
—uncle had died and left him money, and
lately an old great-aunt, whom he had never
seen, hail departed this life, away oil' in
some obscure corner of the globe, and left
him more money. He had very fair hair
and big, very blue eyes, leautiful hands
and feet, was rather than slender,
ahort than tall—was one of those infatuated
men who thought the slight cast in Leo
nora's left eye perfectly charming, and who
had said they would die of joy if she'd only
graciously permit them to devote the re
mainder of their lives to her.
' Well, Bee,' said he, taking up a small
apron and leisurely surveying it.
•Well. Butterfly,' was the reply,'what
brines you back fivtu Nywport so *-,,n V
1 It ou.'
'Oh! you've come here to t.i!k n nsense
again,'says the voung ladv, holding another
small apron he-tore her, her head on one
side like a bird's, as she ponders on the ef
fect of a bow of green ribbon she has sewn
on the pocket.
' Right, as you always are, my darlirg."
' I'm not your darling, and I'll tak> that
apron if you're quite done with it.'
' Deuce take the apron, say I. Stop sew
ing I beg of you. Leo—it makes me quite
tired to look at vou.'
' Clifford r
' Leonora
' Aren't you ashamed of yourself?'
' Don't think I am. Ought Ito be? 5
With decision—' You should. Were I a
young man in good health, not maimed or
crippled—blessed with the average quantitv
and quality of brains ' —
'Thanks!'
' I'd do something beside* lounging at wa
tering places in the summer, and club
houses in the winter—something in the
shape of work—yes, if five hundred uncles,
and grandfather*, and aunts '—
' Couldn't any way in the world, thank
Heaven! my dear girl, have so many rela
tions.'
' Left me five hundred fortunes. And if
I fell in love with a girl, I'd prove to her
before I proposed marriage, that 1. mv
self'—
1 Myself! Behold me!' quoted Cliff.
' Could, if an emergency arose, and life
is full of them, sup|ort her, and that I was
not entirely dependent upon the income
flowing in from the coffers filled by my an
cestors.'
'Bravo! Leo! You're a splendid fellow!
That last remark about the coffins of mv
ancestors was extremely fine. I'd like to
have any one, in the glow of my present ad
miration for you, dare to hint that you were
the tiniest speck cross-eyed. He or she'd
repent in haste. But, most admirable of
your sex, what would you do if you were a
male fellow, so unfortunate as to know
noth.ng useful, and wanted to propose to
the girl you loved and all the rest of it ?
' I'd learn a trade if 1 han't talent enough
for a profession.'
'The average quantity and quality of
brain is scarcely sufficient for a profession,
and I'm too old to be taken as an appren
tice. If I were not and could he converted
into a shoe-maker, or brick-layer— or—or
—plumber, I think I'd prefer being
a plumber, they only come and look at
things and go away again, I rouldn't give
you a house like this, where you could sit
on the porch with a peach tree in front of
you and a nice grapevine over you, making
clothes for horrid children around comers.'
' Nonsense! I don't mean that.'
' What do you mean then?' reaching up
and plucking a grape from a low-hanging
branch.
' Cliff Cameron, you know what I mean as
well as I do,' and yet she explains with
great slowness and emphasis. 'I mean that
a man should lie able to support the woman
he marries either by his head or hands
whether he is ever obliged to or not. tio
away, you are putting me out of temper.'
' Putting you out of temper ? You're
mistaken. I never saw your dimple so
angelic in my life. But I say, Leo,' he con
tinued more seriously,' if I prove to you
that on an emergency—that is, if you with
your luxurious tastes and general extrava
gance should waste my substance in riotous
living after we were married—if I prove to
you that in that case I should be willing
and able to give you bread with an occa
sional bit of butter—would vou name the
day ?'
' That emergency never could arise.'
'Well, imagine any emergency you
choose, only answer me. Would you name
the day ?'
' What day?'
' Leonora!'
' Yes, I would.'
' You would—fair and square now ?'
' I would. Isn't that enough?'
' Quite enough. But it must be an early
one.'
'Must?'
' Will, rov blessed.'
' Yes.' "
Cliff Cameron arose deliberately, took
away the sewing, deftly converted it into'a
ball and tossed it up among the grapes,
made both small hands, little gold thimble
and all, prisoners, and kissed her upon the
dimple, upon the left eye, and lastly upon
the warm, red lips.
'Mr, t'mewn, thii ii premature," said
she, her cheeks glow ing like two pink rose*.
' Not at all. Miss Laimlale. you are mine.
To-in.rrow I will take niv plane among the
workers. Ii will lie a humldeone, hut sulli
eieut to prove lo you that 1 am eom|ielent
to earn the bread ami butter of winch I
have spoken.'
'lbtt t'litl '--dropping her eves for the
first time.
'Well. liOo" -clasping the bright face Is
l ween hi- hands, and msk cr raise them
again.
' An- vou sure-- you know how you ad
mire pretty women, and I'm not preti*.
"llut vou iv gvwwl—and to me the love
liest and sweetest girl in the whole world."
< hie rhurwday afternoon, two days atler
the dialogue on the back p- rcli. Mi-- I co
nora I.DIMUIS, as -be was won I on llun*
.lav aflernoons, la ing the executive ability
of some charitable so. iety that met on that
dav. stepped into a - uicwhat crowd.al
• street ear, l.Hkittg neither to the right or
1.11, but straight before her, in her Usual
manner.
t hue seated, she abstracted her pocket
laa-k from her satchel and look from it the
inevitable live ivttts, when sl.c Iwcame
aw an- of a hand -Irrt. hvl out towanl hot
a man's hand, a hands, in. hand. a familiar
hand. Her eyes rv-u-,1 on it an instant and
then traveled up the arm to which it Ire
longed until thev met the la.v halt hid
.leu bv a sluuehevl, broad bt imtuevl bat-- of
the conductor, t lit) t'aiuervui
Slio demurely placed bcr lan- in his band
and, her enemies would have said, the east
in her eye beams more impish than ever.
' The day -aid tin- conductor in a low,
tirtu, bu.-iiH-a like tone, not a gleam of in
telligence lighting up lis- lug, tune ey- -
"r*;x ii -til lis I rout dale, n-plicd lasHiora,
in the same tone, a- she dropped her |<ek. l
-1 ■ok back in 1-. ; satchel.
Matrimony by Mail.
A man writes from the far West to
Alt-- J e mne t'ollius, of Boffin's I lower,
Ihxstou. Enclosed in his letter i- $&, to
l><- Ils.-d for tie g-.rl- aid.-.1 at the Bower.
After explaining the .1. ->;n of tin- en
closure he pnvt<e*l as follows : A\ hile
writing, I wish to ask if it is not IKX-MMC
for you to do me a favvur and at tiie same
tune, (H-rhajw, assist some gKl woman
to tin.! a home. 1 am a bachelor of
forty, neither rich ti>r good-liHikmg, but
lam in business and doing well, i was
lv>ru in Ibe "State ot N w Vork, but 1
have lived sixteen wars in Calif rtiia,
:.ii I l .-arlv two years IU this State, A
y >u have probably guessed ere this, 1
aju l t w.uit of aw if. , tui.i would ask you
if among your acquaintances you Could
dot pick out for me a luce, virtuous, and
true woman, one who has no home and
would appreciate oue of her own and a
ku.d and loving hitsbaud las I would tty
to bo) to prod t and provide for her. 1
do not care how poor she may IH>, as far
as money is concerned; but 1 would have
her well educated and accustomed to
good society, for 1 should take her among
those who would lui-i t her with open
arms, and I should introduce lit-r among
the Iw-st s.s-:cty, U-th here and in New
York. 1 would not object to a nice little
willow, provided she was liomeleaa,
young, virtuous, an.l in every way a
giwal woman. You will probably wonder
whv I do not go among friends an.l
acquaintances to pick me out a wife, and
I will tell you the exact truth. 1 spent
ten months two years ago visiting my
friends Iku-t. hut the marriageable la.iies
all seeuuNl to l>e well to do and to live
iu stylish happy 1 tomes, better than 1
was able at that time to give a wife.
Then I would sooner give some gcnl
woman a home who now has none than
eta- who is air. .sly iu pus ssitm of a good
home and otherwise well provided for.
1 believe it i in your power to put me
in correspondence with some lady
who would like to tin-1 a home an.l a
husband, always provided, of course,
that we were suited to each other, and I
will, of course, give her undoubted proof
that I am what 1 represent myself to be.
To these and similar epistle- Mi-s Col
lius always makes suitable replies, and
in some eases she is really the good
genius who makes easy the first stejis to
war.ls a happy home. In one instance a
gentleman wrote to her for a wife, and
while she was considering what she
should do about the matter there came
to liera girl who was an orphan, an edu
eat*d girl, but like so many others, not
trained to anv particular calling. The
letter containing the request was handed
to her, an.l she answered it. The gen
tleman aaw from her reply that she was
not only a young woman of education,
but of strong common sense, so he ar
ranged for an interview with her. This
interview took place, and tliey were mar
ried after a brief courtship. tlf their
after life Miss Collins knows nothing,
but she believes that the marriage was a
happy oue, in spite of the somewhat
peculiar manner in which it was con
tracted.
Mi-took Him for a Fox.
Mr. Hughes, an old and w 11 known
resident of Washoe valley, Nevada, was
shot and seriously injured by a French
man who mistook him for a /ox. It ap
pears that the old gentleman hud found
u pond where he could bag ducks by the
dozeu. This was a place excavated at
the time of the erection of the old
Ophir mining works, a large pit SCOOJHNI
out :n digging clay for the manufacture
of bricks. At this place he liud killed
no less than forty-six ducks at three
shots. Tins success induced him to con
struct a regular " blind " in which to lie
in wait for his feathered prey. The
" blind " was u.inle by digging n hole
and planting about it a screen of sage
bush, willows and weeds, leaving a
small opening tnrough which to watch
the pond. While Mr. Hugh- - was lying
in his hiding place, a Frenchman, who
is a great hunter, and who, it appears,
also knew of the "gamy flavor" of the
jKiml, happened along. He saw no
ducks on the water, but soon caught
sight of Mr. Hughes' head at the open
ing of the "blind." The old gentleman
has a long, white la-ar.l, and wears a fur
cap. Seeing this fur cap and white
beard wagging about, the Frenchman
concluded that he hud before him a sil
ver fox lying in wait for thp ducks fre
quenting the place. He therefore biased
away, :,ud with excellent aim. filling the
left side of the old man's faee, his left
shoulder and his left side with (luck
shot. Hut f>>r Air. Hughes making n
lusty outcry the Frenchman would prob
ably liave given him his second barrel.
The wounded man was taken to lb-no
for surgical treatment.
Almost a Terrible Disaster.
While the train frotn Philadelphia on
the New Jersey < Central railroad, due in
New York at p. M. was Hearing the
depot at L' immunipaw two men jumped
upon the baggage car next to the en-
gine, and nns,T( wed the hose which
conn- ts the cuginecr'a cab with the air
brak( s, and then jumped off. The trnin
did u >t slow when the air brakes wen
applied. The engineer shut down all
steam, but the train thundered into the
depot ut a fearful rate. The engineer
and fireman saw the water directly in
front of them, ami thought a plunge
into the river inevitable. Fortunately
the lumls-r at the end of tiie track
proved heavy enough to stop the speed
of the train to such an extent that it
prevented the engine from running
further than tin- edge of the pier. A
party headed by Detective Kih-uuhy
started in pursuit of the men who at
tempted to wreck the train. The men
were captured and taken to police head
quarters in Jersey City, where tliey
(leacrilied themselves as Lewis Fox and
Charles Williams, tinsmiths of New
York.
To Break Off Had Habit-.
Understand the reasons, and all the
reasons, why the liahit is injurious.
Study the subject until there is no lin
gering doubt in your mind. Avoid the
places, the persons, and the thoughts
that lead to the temptation. Frequent
the places, associate with the persons,
indulge in the thoughts that lead away
from temptation. Keep busy; idleness
is the strength of bad habits. Do not
give up the struggle when you have
broken your resolution once, twice,
thrice—a thousand times. That only
shows how much need there is for you
to strive. When you have broken your
resolution just think the matter over and
endeavor to understand why it is you
failed, so that you may he on your guard
against a lecurrence of the same circum
stances. Do not think it au easy thing
that you have undertaken. It is folly
to expect to hresk off a habit in a day
which ha* been gathering long ywr%
I.EK SINtiI.F.TON'S ItIMK.
t I nnlrMlnn N|\ \ rnrs ttlrr Throwing ■
Fellow l.nhorrr Inlo a Vurnace,
The Eureka A!nfiwcf iKtiteiue ti a fol
lowing At the head of Culver canyon,
nlmut thirteen utiles from Kurckn, in H
ih-solate and forbidden country, is a
tumble down nliaiity , evidently built by
some is-id bnnieis. Some four month*
ago, s timti in search of stray stock hap
peiu-.l to l.s.k into the shanty, an.l found
the b.slv ot a man dead in a ru.lo bunk
against the side of the cabin.
A week ago, Janus l'lioriiton, while
out hunting, sought shelter umter the
rvs<f of the shautv, ami found a book
from which the following i- tiwuscitb. .1
Nov SMI Kit 17, 1 N7l">.
My tuuiic is la-o SuigletoU. 1 was
bom in Litchfield .smntv, Marv laud, m
l>4l l lived there until tin- nmaking
out of the war. when 1 enlisted tu the
Southern army, ami mixed until the
el- -so of the war. I via- wounded twice,
once at Yoiktown, and again at the
siege of r. t. rsburg. It >Ui my par.-nts
illivl, ami after the war w.i-s over I came
\\. st ami fbHowwd tin- IUH n I'a. ili.-
nulrxxad until it was completed. 1 then
went to White l'uie, ami m 1~-. lt" Tu
reka, where I went t wmk a-, a feeder
at the furnace My ooiiquutn u,
John Murphy, was\. rv ovei Iwuring, ami
lusultisi me on several occasions, but as
lie was a much stronger tuati than my
s. If 1 t.s-k no notice of it until one .lay
he struck lue. lie did not know that lie
signed hi- .bath warrant with that blow,
but ho did.
While fceiling the furnae tlu- thought
ofteu caruo to me that it would !c an
easy matter to stun hitu with a blow ami
throw hint into the stack, and 1 knew
that if it w ouce accomplish..! no one
v*. HI 1.1 ever detect anv tin '■ -of the crime.
Hie principal .iiill.-uity was the continued
pi. rtice of the ote wlierlcis, but as they
worked ten hours an.l .put at six o'clock,
there was an uitcrvid of an hour, during
which nit- an 1 Murphy were alone, nve
tlu-vHVHMoii.il X last of the Ulght Is ss. I
had to watt nearly two in. „s before the
slufts ehange.l, so that we came. Hl at the
same time. When the opportunity final
Iv presented its. If I stepped behind him
tui.l struck liuu a blow u the hea.l with
my shovel as lie was st.s.piug tv> get a
svSH'pful of ehare. nl. l'o vlrag him tvi
the feed hole ami throw htm on the
charge was hut a menu-tit's work. Ido
not know whether he was dead or only
stunned, but it made little difference, as
flic fumes would have sutV.a-nted ium m
a moment. By working hard 1 succeed
ed in covering the bovly with ore innl
charcoal, ami as the charge iu the fur
uace sunk he w.u< s.s>it out of sight.
1 went into the churconl business,
and, binning a copartnership with two
otio r men, built the cabin in which 1 sit
writaig this statement. \V<- buri.<<d coal
here for two years, when the w si be
vMmiug exhausted, 1 t.sik uiv s! are of
the profits, $2,01H), ami w:t l.sst, but
after four years' wandering, returned to
Eureka.
As s.vm as 1 finish tin- I shall take the
poison, and lay down tu the btuik. I
d >u't aupjHts.- that any one ever passes
tin- way, and I shall probably lay hero
and rot, or the vermin will feast on me.
I cannot go t > a worse hell tluui what 1
have Iwvii in b-r the last six years. If
any one finds this stateuu-ut tin \ can
verify the truth of it by 1 king over tin
Isoks of the smelting company, ami
they will find mine ami Johu Murphy's
name ou the pay roll, and if 11. M. Wal
tis is still HI Eureka, he will reuu'iuln-r
the fact of John's disap|>earnuce, for he
was the night fonunaii at that tune.
LKE SIN. HO r<i\.
We have inquired into the matter, and
find that John Murphy mysteriously .T—
--appeartnl alsnit the time mwitione-L Mr.
\\ allis recalls the circnni-t.u.c , ami
-ay-that when Murphy dl-apjs ,r.-l h.
had eighteen days' Wage- due luni, ftl.il
the money was never called for.
V >ntahle Institution.
Hot thn hut interesting of the j-nblic
buildings of New Y'ork is Lgidlon
jail, the place where Win. A1 Twee iw..-
iN>ntiuil previous to his escape. To the
stinb-nt of human nature it ut well worth
a visit. The visitor on entering is shown
into the warden's < dice a- l r.v. ptn :i
rtsiai. This is a .liugy sort of pliu-e, but
withal comfortable. In one i>>mer i* an
office whcr- the IsH'ks are kept, ftlid
around tiie rooiu ari- chairs hh.l Isujcbee
for visitors. 'llien he is shown up a nar
row, winding staircase into the main cor
ridor, and to the right is the dining
room—large ami airy. Here tho-e pris
oners who eHtinot afford to buy tin- r own
meals are supplied with ftsnl at the ex
pense of the city or general g--v. riuneiit.
Others, ealhsl b. Hxr.h-rs. pay a stipulat.sl
price j er week for tin ir lncals ami re
ceive their lodgings frs. Hettiming
from the dining r.*>m, the visit r enters
the corridor. Tins isthe prisoners' g.-u
--eral nsiui, and is their only promenade
except when the state of their health ren
ders fresh air necessary. Here they are
sts-ii lounging alsnit, n:nl one would
scarcely conclude from the air of con
tentment that prevails that they are pris
oners. Among them are counterfeiters,
forgers, and fraudulent voters. They
are always glad to -ee a stranger who
w ili talk with tliem, and are always ready
for conversation. It seem* strange, but
it is a fact that they are all hopeful of a
speedy release. They are watched over
by akeejs r who, though -mall in stature,
seems to have a perfect aw.- over them.
A word from him is sufficient to quiet the
most noisy. At the further eu t of the
corridor is the chaplain's library, a small
mom with a marble fioorand etnliellished
by a few decorations in the shape of (low
ers, woodcuts and chromos. The IMMIUS
are plainly IKJUIUI and ore loaned to the
prisoners whenever they want them. In
this r-s'iu arc also chess, checker, and
backgammon boards, which serve to
while away the tedious hours. Tiie
celebritiea of the place are wont to con
gregate in this apartment, and while the
writer wns present the amount of "cliafT'
which WHS passed there was sufficient to
make the most despairing prisoner
merry. The cells are apparently very
comfortable. They are about twelve by
fourteen feet, and contain two beds each.
The wails and ceilings are whitewashed,
an.l the only tiling of which i-i.iiiplnint
might be made is the darkness. The
windows are large enough to light the
room fully were they not covens I with
some stuff which excludes the light in a
great measure. For the invalids or
those who have influential friends there
is a yard with walks around it, aii'l here
they can Like fresh nir and exercise them
selves.
It is generally supposed that Ludlow
street jail is a terrible place of confine
ment, but it is much more comfortable
than the Tomlm, and though confine
ment is irksome, there are many free
men in New York to-day who wotlld be
glial to change places with the poorest of
the prisoners there.
A Chinese Story.
('h and wife lived with a nephew nnd
wife in a house in Tung-hwuy. The
uncle was a dyer and the nephew a tailor;
their wives were congenial, and they all
were happy. Last spring the nephew
died and his wife vowed that she would
he true to his memory and IH-M r inarrv
again. In November Mrs. Chit's mother
died, and the dyer and his wife were
compelled to go to Shaon-pch to Attend
the funeral and settle tip the estate. As
they did not wish to leave the beautiful
young widow unprotected in the house,
they asked an old neighbor to atay with
her (luring their absence. Now then
lived in the town a soldier named Chno
Tehshen, a bad man, who had been east
ing sheep's eves at the widow. He arm
ed himself with a dagger ami about mid
night jumped over the wall of the house,
and entering the widow's room threaten
ed to kill licr. Hlie replied by offering
her throat to the dagger. .Suddenly the
disir wan kicked open and in burst a tall
fellow who wrested the dagger from the
ruffian's hand and threw Jiim on the
floor. The widow rushed out to arouse
the superannuated neighbor, and the
bad man was secured with a coil of rope.
Then the neighlsira flocked in, and rec
ognizing the soldier set to and hammer
ed him. Then they turned to the
widow's gallant defender and asked him
who he was and how he had happened
|to be in the house. "My name is
Ts'ao," said the tall stranger; "and I am
j a robber by trade. I was passing
i through the town, and having no money
oarr.e into this house to steal something;
i but finding this fellow hc-re on a worse
, ansnd tha mine ! made him fast." The
M KMAKY OF SV.WS.
a llfin* ot Intrrral from lloior onf %hronl.
At Hireling of the oithnut it iltvi'lrtl
1 hot,rtfh i h ti*k' rftu'ii lit ln tontttrrt for
i, thi- |iro|tvMott of out bout* tn on tin M\unn
,i fiotiti* r lii \* w \ otU tin tli"t Atuiunl i i
ItlhiUoU lf til l • lO Ut f*illt t|a\ WftMi'l* uh|
M Itiluiow ttmih-u, Y%itll All . t11 -• 1• N It* II >
> it* i K li Vho.. mm U i f*t i of % m i%I *l,
H tttohldltlg **<%' fit! millllAlii
. fiaviAUy from I itglmitl. w* i on'\to!>ition.
J 1 11* ii*ut *f tlio A|'tm* of k;u-l > tli* l(iu
. alalia hot > um no d VYh uiia ill-jrtUh *o\ >
tin- liiiMiati* Alt* tii)*t*t t laL t IK jlA*h hv A
I I Allt AnnAuit. tllt Urti l|t|lti ,fi||. Allt'tllfl
I* *h|<t* II A) tho I Ulkn.nfY* II *1 A .1* f. it U fol.
I* til*' town All*| Atlb| Alt!* t lll'AY \ |( IMb* A. tli*
UltbhlAtlb At t lit At lUg tllllfgtV 11, Oil thf I | aiiulh
An MUx k i* niAtl* oil halaf.Tt I v tli* bulk*.
Ainltlli* lUmiUAIUAII t 'Alt* ll* a I* t 111 llO*| t ll* nil-*.
Itotl. 1 I All*"lb It <'l WlillialttrUl, A } lollU
t in ut Maaaa. tt Uuy t*r, |Uti* lAti and tall
I i I*l niAii, ttun! 111 MAI tl* h a*l, . MAJ**I
ll# no. win* no f,un,l guilt \ *f tin
% ltv*nuii|j 1° Ait oi!n* r lv A t out t martial and
1 illKtUlKMt) tiolll tht- Alius. lkAn bad tils Miltrlu'*
I* v'hftUgcv! to two i.ai bllb)** llblolt ftlut bit I'll
, lllAlul I•o V . ftot'lll!* 'U *f V A \o| k , HUB
I* 6ch'd A l li. AUtliol t lllg WOIUCMI to •K'-l V•* Oil
n -. to ol U ai.U At A uiortmg of t!i* N*w
\oik llutoiu'i) Stu'ii-li, iMUilu* Hi* uthc of tin
♦ in' IllUidtodlh AUIIISt **f til* Allot4UUl of
til* iMUbUlltUoll, W till Alii I 111.' i ItrVAllt.
1 SAIIIU* I J. I Ud l, iVtn i\***|*ri Atul liiAliV
„ otlirr |*lxilttllM<llt grlitkturh W I* IfVM'llt, llltl
All add I VI A- itrilsrl* Ili rhAil* O t\>ll**f,
111 wlili'llj I .tdhal X'llAitgi ! 11l ilio Stair All*!
• uatloiul itwu rttlii* lit-* m-rr kluhniUxl John
i Mi'Kr. v, A lion I nnui in id i, wa attacked
• on the bh *tm i i*y,N \ * threr mm, rath
of whom fir*"! A k t lut** him. Ho *a mortally
WOUJlvltx!. Ill* AAbAltAlltb c. a|M-H!.
Its All V|'loio(t in A tliinr at ht flair, I'a .
•e\ ii utiu* i> urn kill**! AII*I bin wottti*!*d.
1 !ho buiki-h tomtit or*, bU||H*tt*t hv t*Att< rn-b
on abort*, of*n*xl a editing nro on th** ltu-ian
t lat ten. f* At ItinL lilt I
l th Mi. ku.t a <iu.>uj> .kimi iixluic ll.al
I laxlixl tlinv luHlr. . .uhl, nu11..11l ill. itaiua,.
Iwll.K ili'UP t.i 11 in 1.-wti. 111. l-airkt'La all I
. I*l. in h.iuan al Vialafal an. ilolmifj l.j
lUrWtah aiirlla ft 111 Wltl.llll, autl tlin !.' U
a- <l li l.t. . \ .li~| at.'it a\ On IlilaAiaiir
I itclv lU'lt'iwtl. ill a 1 allir Inlrt.nii haia aii.l
Ki.'rr.nun, atul thai ll t> > rmkul. lr. |w. r.
lai.( .1 pHwilli r. 1 ill- I'uiUal Mat. army
wilt la' naluml t*. r.l.iaal lli.u 11.. .-a.ri'itrt a
jui. 111 11.. Nt-W \ :k 1* -1 11. . .! -..-in. I
1 Wtu l. -.".rial inrti W. I. kill. l, alla.lu.l Man..
to Nii|*ruui.; ir.Uil. Mt .11 a.! ftliri
, m>nriiln. Ut ••(B. lala .... AiioUinr t al. ti of
St.mv llultaiia. t" (tin iiituiM rof .M, hain aiir
naabfiHl In lini. Mil * uuml . i .f
am., ainl na\ v . rhtfola all. U. 1..1 tbv Uiaruat;.
Of a
of th.- mi] ai WaaUaftoa Alfi.a AumL
a maul of 111.. llaM at .1 limit.'a.
a. lI.K .1, .X.U111111t.,1 Mil. Ir at < l.ai I. -l w li, Ma --
l ouui lhiijatulu J lott. n .f thr
I Mill.l Matr. ia.T, tlit.t at N. w lWnlf i.l, Mo. ,
V.0.1 acltUlJ-.••
* llc.(a I at. 110 I.t I > tail • 11 I nitial Mat, . ll,kl
ahaia an.t t,. iii.., ru nun; a " ili-'ft "till
'.ok I.lki-o Oil tin) oil talari a (!! w. S J
Ik'lli I lv.lh.'ta ri.- allot an I llin maraliaia w. r.
air.l.J I , [I . ahrnff, a:Jtal ! * a ; ■ of
acxfal tillliUlo.l eUiirtu I !n> rl. atlur
I'akola. from 1i0ij...! f i N. w lad, ,.
alrand.-l . ii 11,. .. of \n f U ~ a. an i-,ai..l of
Nor 111 \* ~w, an ! w I|, ~ a ! tal alt a. 11. r
mv ami | >jn^ti. wri. aaf. 1. Undo!
V lit dlllj; 111 la 111. cl M> wa d> lr .. t
by au ri|>l...i.ami on. man w kilint. I
on |.rx>|-rt \ ikoal §46,600. . I l.r MnbMHBl
r.lut lU Ui al riulad. ij Ina w . o|a-lo d I . l't. al
d< nl lla.ra in tlin |ir>Mti. < f Hal,i- \> la
tora. litaMlriib in all |rt of Ihr oltv ma.l. a
|■ t.' f. la., dt.j ,1. of I tintuif.'. Ibr "* r.-i . .nu a
. oi.M.t.xl of niui.,,-, tb.-r.a . pin uofll . I'r. at
I. ut an or.d.raii il o.crt ■ i i a.. r I. tbabo)
Ml mMpm bj fi. -.d. Nt i . in 1U.1d1..
of lb.. t'UnblUon ,-.nii|.aii). tl.r of
lidv.r \*. n.Wit Holm.-a ('tit< i,u,al livinu. tin
formal proclamation of tlm oj- nui|: of Ibr . .
bll.it, .n I . I'r. -i l. iit llay.-, the balit luiab
iliorua, an ad.lr. -- I . Mr. J lui W lab, a- ll.n
.!. itiv a.ldl. -. l y *li 1. at. : ll.n • . lr ; , f
Mr, \* hitU. i a (V nt. uiuaj by tun. and ll.n U na
dn-lioit. 'll.c .-ihil.tta di|.lay<d in I tut. many
•b'.i li ha.l Im adrtuml duriiii,' fl.r . leunial
l ibit :! * li. af. .dur* a *r-. a-i tariutu
cuntairaui; fi.ah ami -a ! wat.r fiab. <>, n.iiraiit
Ir. < ut. i it talo . With ai ll and 11
at ll- to attend the ro.f|*i u to th. I'rc id. ut tu !
tl . i,ui; t'onrad lk>!h-r, a furniture
dealer of New York, alio had l.m idniMfbd
with th.- inr*d 1111,;. ilt—|i|aniiii| midn> lt
A widow with nhoui br had Ufu tiiUmati- t
a'w. mu-i: ami it i 1-h. w-Ith.. hav. , m j
off t yrlh. t lk.th bat.- Urv-- faimii' -
lh. >uiuutt<w appoilil.-t to urteati-ata.-baiy. >
. t - rtk ial it I*-, ::,|i.-t ayia.m t m a! >r .
ft:.< N. w York rw-nat. n .rati
Mb .. Kkkb mlommA wddMown, V. v..
wrr.. fli'wd Jtir.iiy Ibr t.-in|wram <- r* * ital h.-kl '
thrr * i Italian in K.u,triiUo, Nl> , kill. ! ;
a \outi,; lady wh . had i.j.- t'd bttn in Italy,
and then aboi htumclf tbrotnfb tbr hrait.
I hc'court boinw- at It ■kf id. 111., f<ll m jut 1
a- th*- krytuur wa placed tu tin- dmur i
of th. mam | aihl-UL At tin titu. --f tin- as .
dent alamt thuty in. a w.rr at work on thr :
1 mldiuj;. arTcral of whom w. r.- ktlUd utn,-h'.
>-r it. ru.il. wi.ut-d. t and a niiiuUr tdl in
jured YVbii. atUTeni.,; fi-*i a fit -f nV i.
,1. or- -ai-.u, John li. liartoii. ; r - r of I nff
h-fi Ul.-ratur. in th. • .. . ■ f tin fity . f N.-w
York, committed aUicnlr I y cwaUovnu; a .|Uan
lity of aulpburi.- acid J- hti t Y.lUna, a
Hug ro wul.qr, *a I rought t N< ■■■> Y kin iron*
from A| iuwall. win r> h. 1-ad im.r !. rrd a -hip- ,
mat.- named ii. 11. Mi.r.. . I ■ • mAoMM ,
iVwl Mt-ker raia/ol • ff ' aj- Sahk , and 1 r
en w f thirt.. a all of wh n )*■- ug.d t-> lnu
ntigt.-u. N. S w.r. l -l He l' |ii, in !
a Udir of nog-Tim. from Canada and lihmh
I-iaiul ..The ldy of Film Holland. - f \* tl
ttemeburgb, N. Y.. wa fotaud ttoaUag u. lb*
Fa.t lltU. liit.f amaui b] I! ' d-ath >f a
young daughter had drthroucd her nvni and
.he ha.l ceMiunittrd .111.-1.1. fh* } f e-id. ljl -
an.t other re; r. -entati.. . f 11.< trunk lim -of
railroad* held a rucrtuig to arrange a . h.dul.
to m.-et Hire mprUti- n that . I[rted at lh.
..jw-miig of the canal natigaln n *Ynr. 1
Hodge, pn anient of the Nati-ual Tem|w ram r
Kviety, rcigmd from th- N. w York I'm u
hm:uf club, I" an-- a c • .deral N j art of tic
club • animal incaue ia d.rive.l from the *ale
of 'intoxicating lnjuor. and In c uid imt c..u
r.-tcntly r. main m it On tin arrital of an
Allwmy lwit in V > \. !. tw w i... l. m
rtruggbug for the 1..- • . nof a braUUl ' and
richly dr. d child. < >in of the w- men "t..
lein-j Met/, a wealthy r. -rdent- f \il
• lainxal the child breatiw .hi had l< gaily
adopt.--1 it the .-tier .mat. Mr*. Itrnhet
How.-n, a don., die claimed it I e,-*u.e it had
Iw.n born I" her. and taken away wht > .hew*,
nick in aN. w \.>rk ho.pit .l, th. -fticiai. hating
rejwirted her a dead. lh- laid wrva git into
Mr.. lk.w. it.
The director* f the fibdw Fire imrarance
•- rn|4iny, of Ik--! -n, hat. tot. It.-d; -- .tinn.
hiiauie.*, owing t<> th. .hnnkage m value . f tl..
eonipany'a inve-tmetit* \ getx-ral |*rdon
t. ail mditicai >ffeml< r in th- Arg. iitme r.-
public I.a. Iww-n granted by it- pr -. taut
According to a dt.pat. h fret . < n.t*ntim>p'>
the Turk -h tanguard at Hat nm wa. attacked
by tin- llnuiiu., and a . re eiigagrwneiit.
ia-ting over eight hour., t• W•s place. The Ro
man. were hadlv defeat. 1, ru-taming- a 1 of
al. tit *,<**> men. the Tnrki.h 1 --•> M ine >malL
The Turk, emb-avorcl to I nt- a landing- a',
(lib tut/a, hut w.i. fnutrate.l by the Rou
maniaii., w!hate tirlually d< lar.el tiu-ni
lt . - u.d- p.-n lent of Turk, v V a earring,
eoiitamiiig time la.lie- and a cluM wa. I wing
driven through Central I'ark. New Y--rk. the
h-.r.c* Uvaiiu- fnghtetia-l and rati away. The
driver wa- thrown fnitn hi- eat ami fatally in
jured. Mr*. Ikuwick and her aunt. Mr*. M.
Ik.ual, jumjael fr.-ni the earnage nd th. for
mer war aerionrly wound, i. win!.- the lath r
wa. in.tautly killed, thr- other lady and child
ccaping uninjur.-d Telegram* riveived in
Ijverpnol rlat.- thai the town of l.|tu<|ur. in
I'erti, wa* U.-troyed hy an earth.iiiake .-n the
tenth of M*. Ylr., Hoger Shurtl. ff. of
Lincoln, It. 1., *. attacked |.y a rtrang. m*n
while attending to h> r d on. *tic dull- ". and
.hot, reieiving a fle-h ttoWnd. The f. How
whoiN- obj.-ct evidently wa. ptuml r M-a|w .t.
in tin- Mormon Theater by Hngham Y-mng... .
Y'r. I hoard, the French atatennian, i deau.
lri- gulanlie* in the maii.-igf iiietit of tin-
New York cu.toiii hou*e have Ixv n diacovirid
l y the hit. tigatiiigcomnuttee .. llie Unw-.d
oil work* of 1 'amplwll and Thav.-r, in Itr.w.klyn,
S. Y.. n-i re rli-troved with a loot of 6t(ik.7sfi.
I he I hlv of a:i unknown man wa- found
in th. lia.t river. New York, riddled with ah'it,
A claim of *>loo,onu on the Vanderhilt
eatab hi- Heii made by Victoria YVoidhnll
ami Teiitiie C. t laflm .A negro niinatr.-l
wa* arr.-ted in N.wsik. N. .1.. for paa.ing
counterfeit .iH. r half dollar* .. The father
of Charlie lloaa wa. in coii.ultation a* it la P. T.
lUruiim nt Hririgeport, Conn., in regard to the
iniadiig Ihiv. Fp.hi recent evidenca it l* H--
Ilev. d that lie i- alive, and the ahowrtnan will
offer a reward of rlu.ooof. rhi* recovery, with
aguaranti. of imniiinity from puui.hment for
hi* aUluctor*.
I're.nl. Nt Have-*, ac v.nipanied by Se.-retari.■*
Evarta and Kclmrx, A.'oruey-fleneral Ik vena,
(leix-ral YV. T. Sherman, Sir*, ilaye* ami Y\ . bb
C. Have* viaitud New York. In the evening flu
I'realdent waa a gue-t at the niiuiial rliiiu. i of
the N.-w Y'.-rk Clinmb r of Couuuei -.- ami de
livered a .hurt adilreaa, a* did Se.-r. lure *
Evarta and S.-hur/ and other proinim :it pnhlic
men A battle took place *i Butonu oq the
111 nl; --. ni \ia Minor, in which Me IPi nu *
were il.-f.fl. iL The Turk* are .aid to have
behaved gallantry. Three liua.iaii eoliimn*
were marching toward t.iurgevo, Kimiiit/a ami
Ylogiirr-lli, witii the evident il.-algli of cro- nig
tie- livmb- at three point*. The Hti*.imi m-w
P*|m r organ at Itrii... I* puhli-he. a leltet from
St. I'eb-rdittrg .aying the Hueaiam have l ilt
| one 01.je.-t m carrying on the war the ameliora
tion of the lot of the Chri.tiana John
i.iin/er. | roprirtor of aln:> r brer aalnon in
YVilliamahurgh, Long I.land, wa* found inur
d(red in In* b< d while hi* wife had I*-, n fnluih
-aouml.-d linlgi- Fttimou*. < f the Sivih
i'nib-d Slate* circuit curt. <h. .1 in lietroit.
Li-l'reaid.-iit (Iraiil b'-hl a ric.ptiou in Imle
p.-mlc-no Hall, I'liilaiielplda, tier to In depnr
[ lure for l.uiope The New York Stock
Exihaotr. lul l it* aimual election for officer*.
The aeeretrry of war, aceom .allied by
. (ien. Sherman aid oth.-fe, will make a tour of
i iUhpccii'.n ot tin- fori* ami povermnent |..*l.
in the liarH.ra of New Y'..rk, Hohloii and Ni w
port The body of YYilhaiu Kiliau, an ru
ral, r. wa* found in the F. ..I river, N> v. York,
lie had ataldied liiniar-lf . .even tune* and then
> Jim pad overlx.aid. .An anti-liuaa an nurt
, ing in Loudon wa* (li*porn-d Luring a re
j cent htrike in Streater, HI., over aixly nilnr-ra
were poi.oned hv ar., nic, gome of whom cannot
1 recover... The rili/eu* of Hanover county,
i i Y'a., were thrown into a late of excitement hy
; the diaoovery of a lion. ** roaming in the wood..
, lhe animal evidently had escaped from corn.-
traveling circus ..." The trial of Edward ii.
• Smith for tho murder of the Trim fani lv a!
L> i i.uckiport, Me., ended in a verdict of murder
e I in th* tlrr: dagrs*
I HVITI.K IN ASIA MINHH.
I. Ilrlntla f I In* U on itir nl
I II ti Inu in limn I *••• I uflli li tl i I lir l( ma-
AIM MA.
Y Itnt.'illil trdegrum the lnili.loil /<i//
; It tt i/rii/ift Hiiya "A Ik Hit live
v. XI the Itunniail fiirei-n, vvlilcli ha,l tieou
ilirgelv llllg Illi'lltcil for t 10 | ill I |, .we, ltd
vufioml Willi Halt, lien of 11. -It I iitliiletv
ill.l iiia.le a futioilH attack upon the
ii. igdit* .lef.-titling Hatoiiin on llie land
! wide, vvhlcli wero .K-cupled Ly llaalu
Mu - .ill.- I lie t Htoinaii ti.*.pH were kit
I ! touched ill lite uwuitl elli*'tive tiiMUlier
upon the *|o|>. * and ledge of tlieao lull*,
and upon the advauee of the eiteuiv they
opened on liia column* a terrillc and w< II
-.u.Ullial tile of mutton mid liiunkctry
which literally mowed the ltum-ianw down
i tu nwath. *. I liry felt by hoot. * and bun
dled'. on the plain Helot* the Turhinh |a*
' Mil. hi*. I Hiring tiicir atl. iiiptn to nuike
way ug'altiMt thin lire it IwHly of l uikinh
I' hone and foot, Inking advantage of a
thick forent, lu-.kc foltll upon tin- tlalik
of the Kunniatl coLiluli, and l-flielcd
great wlatlg'liter. The M uneov iten l>< nig'
' u|k>ti ground perfectly oja-n, and huvmg
' uo elioree Hut to tight or tlx, in a nlu.rt
titne the npot which wan the neone of tin*
tlank tinivement Lr-cume cov. icl with
d. ad and dying' UunM.uin. Hut the cm
. my .puckly Hroug'ht up re enforc< uieiita,
ami the buttle wa* renew cd wit Ii much
deteruunation. For tunny houm the
effort* of tho annul hill tn Were dmjicrittcty
utaiutaiiievl, Hut toward midday then ar
tillery tile gradually nluckcin <l, and tlo-y
it length withdrew after Buffering very
counpleial.le lonn. 1 myrtclf Wan all eye
witm.-n of tlnn iiiipoilulit engagement
from Mint to hint, and .-all tcntify that the
rlt toman
lantry winch wan lipml admiruble. They
hud, however, during a great purl of tho
I action th. advantage of ilitrciichmcnt*
on high g'i und, and it i dm-to tin* fact,
no doubt that their h-nnen, compared to
thone intl.cte.l upon the cin iny, w. r.- in-
Mguiti*uut. The victory wan won Lv the
extra ordinary courage of tJi. Itaaln-lta
.•Ollkn. The dead and wounded .'ll the
llu nut Bl.lc wdl . Xcecd 4,(Kk). The i 1.-
gag< lip-lit la*t< d over eight hour*' actual
li it . g'. I'll*, h tof till- HtlnniiUl did
not withdraw until near midnight. Tho
uily Turkiivh of note killed i-.
Khalim Iky, major of irregular-.
live Nitiul Mo tin hi cut-.
Fhe pre-cut erection of u naval nioini
til.- t oil tin- Wi-tent Bide of the ('.lpltol
-m und*, at the head of l'euu*ylvanta
avenue, aay* l'erlev, writing ftom YYa*h
ingtoti b> the It .atoll Journal, remind*
llie of the original liavul monument,
which wa* the tirwl out f-door work in
tin* metro|Hiliß. ugw - > profu*elyadoruei
with statu- - and f'lll.tail.-. It wunexe
ciib-vl m Italy, by tiie - iL-criptp.n* of
officer* of our g'aihuit navv, mid w.r* b.-i
up in the iiuvvvard here, in memory of
N-.iumi-rv, Wuilnwolth, Ibiiu-1, lJe.-atur,
1 tor*< y and Caldwell, voting naval offi
-<-r* who h.-roieallv perialie.l ..ff Tripoli
in l"-ot. It wa* a Houiaii nautical pillar,
ruaui.-nt.-l with tin prow* of galley.,
ml - urmount.-d Lv ioi agle. Uu our
-de of the L:*e w a* cuSptur.-d 111 tut it to
ii view of I'riia.li, with the
I lilted Stat.* tie. t,III the foreground.
On lhe other tlir.-e aide* of the La*.-
w.re inscription*, and at ear'li corner
-t.H.I a full length figure. One of
the*., tepr. -. ut. d Atn.-rinw .hr.etmg
! the attention >f her two children t.i
j !l:*tory, who arc r.*-ording the intrepid
: u of the v.uu.g martyr*, the third
represented Fame, with aw tenth of
, laurel in one hand and a ]M-tl in tile
i .tin r ; and the fourth Mercury, a* the
g. -.ni* f c .i:n.-i\v, with la* < rn • j .
and hi* cwdueeua. 1$ did alightly re
-.-mLI.- u (S.-rmnu fr.*t.-.| Chrt*tnia*
cake, a i-unc I with sugar t! >w. r*. Imt it
, wa*, on the whole, a creditable prxnlue
j ti m.
When the l!r.ti*h tr-*.j.s oecupie-1
YYa-hiug! ii in IMI. the navvynrd wu*
1 one of the pla.-.-* which th.-y eml. uvor.-d
I t. destroy, aii.l the - .l.lier* broke the
ting, r* und *o!ue ~f the no*.-* from the
•:gur. - of the ti. niuuei.t, t-i curry holm
j a* trophic*.
Some year* afterward, with the ttp
! proval of, if not bv the direction of
I'resident Jackson, it wa* remov.-i to
the west front of tin- Cap to',, ami *.-t up,
mutdnt.-d a* it w,.*, in t atone r> tervoir,
, -upj>!;. -l from Smith'* Spring, with the
foUowiug word* chi-chvl on each aide of
the bane " Mutilated Lv Itntou*,
1M4."
Thi* wa* ntlnr nu annoying * mvenir
■f their country'* vaii.luh*tn to all Htig
.,-hmen who wiw it, and *<*.n after the
Ix'giutiing of the war for the Mippri *ton
of the rcls'tlion it wa* rcniove.l by Con
grtvanioual aid to the naval acruU-my
ground* at Annapoli*, wh.-re it wa* r<
*b>r. I, ami the ..ffenwive in*eriptin wtt*
removed l* f >r it .u *etttp for the third
Heave Hrntuiner Hoy*,
In one of the Lattl.-s of tlie Pen'naular
war, a drummer, wh.—- name and eorp*
have L th I.e.u unfortunately l..*t t.
history, having wandered from la* regi
ment, wa • taken primmer by the Fr> noli,
mid brought twsora Vogowott a* a ■*,
Ibmnparte fro wins I h.avily ujhiu hi*
prisoner a* he d.-mandevl hi* rank in
th- It- tisli army. (>n being told it wa*
that of a drumnir r, the i-m|eror, to t.-st
the t nit li of the reply, cntimsi a drum to
be brought, and r.spio-ted hi* prisoner
bi beat " the charge I"
The drummer°* eve* parkh-l with
enthusiasm a* he gave the terrific roll
and ratnplnn ileinnn.bvl.
" Now beat a r. said Napilnn.
"I cannot," r.-pli.-l the drummer,
proudly; "no imcli thing is known in
the Kngliah nriiiv. We never retn-at."
"ti s*i!" I xc!:iini, I the emja-ror.
" Y.ui are a brave hid, and may rejoin
your own urjiiy."
Then turning to tliuae near him,
Napol eon gave directiona that tin* drum
mer ahoiild I* % e.ui luct.sl Liu-k in safety
t<> the Knghsh line Fortune is, how
ever, a fieklc iinle, for at the battle of
Waterloo this humble hero met with a
and death. He had la-en out with n
Imdy ~f skirmishers, who were auddeiily
attacked by cavalry, and driven leu-k on
their supjs u't s. The latter formed
s.piare, and tie . vrtli shiaik lauieath tlie
fis-t of the advancing cuiraaaiera a* they
r.alc right ii|> to the jKunt* of the
IHvvonetlte;tenth tlmt ramjmrt of st. cl
lay the drummer, who had lie ll t.si late
t.i*seek the ah. Iter of the s.piare. He waa
safe, however, Will when the horsetn- n
were driven back, he jumped merii'y
ti)Min hi* legw, and shouted ; " Hollo,
comrade*! here I atn, safe fimngh !"
Hies., were tlie Inst words he ever
uttered ; for nt tlmt moment a round
shot earri.sl his head oil' Ins shoulders,
and lieapnttrr.-d his comrades with his
brains. Such i* the fortune of war.
In the Crimea, ou tlie evening of the
day on which an unsuccessful attack had
been mad.- upon the Re lan, a drummer
was observed to leave tlie shelter of the
trenches with his.txuof ten tu liia hnml,
mid in the midst of a fearful shower of
sliot and shell from the Russian batter
ies, lie threaded his way among the
wounded, giving a drink hero nml a
drink there until his can was emptied.
Then fiitigittg tlie empty can toward the
enemy with a gesture of defiance, he
walked coolly back to his post. Hy the
means of this tiim-lv assistance some of
the wounded were able tobenr their Buf
ferings until ilarkne s enabled tli m t<>
be rescued from death. The drummer
boy who did this brave deed received
the Victoria Cross from her majesty's
own hand.
\\ till** Other llniela
\rt roinjtlAii
i Ini - in* •**, (In (<i rtiu! C < s*ll 1 Hotel, New York,
i enfitinii" ! i*e i* e th AMiie 111 cr.il pntroiißcc
rh lt r tof re. The chief rriNin fr tin*, Jioyv
ev r, in no 'l.iiiht lh fnet thftt the IJi nut! ( ii
i trnl ha* alyvavh Inn lit eral in return, mid re
diicpd it m rate to tout KJh (lie time* nod it*
- linen! a. The l. 't reduction wam from s4.(H)to
£2.50 mid £3.00 r dnv.
I linvo nold llntrh a Universal Cough Hyrun
• for flvtY vi nr*. Ihuing tlint tune I have MiJd
f moreof ii Uiaii nny other cougli n inedv. Many
a of my customer* will have nothing else Ail
. an ho uno it AjM-ak in if m yrn\*r, nn n t-nfe, eftoc
. tua! mid |>leANatit tncdiciue to tAkc. It in
elauned to Ik* unfailing for rronp.
, P. lUvin, Ontario, N. Y.
Yon HIIAI.i. HAVE IT.- If your grorrr or ntore
s koeiM-r <l'k*m not keep, and will not get, Dooley'n
t Yeast Povrder for you, nond 20r. f< r quarter
pound, 3.e. f.r lrdf jmund, or OOe. for one
T ttoiind can, direct tc iJooloy Ilrothrr, New
\ork, mid you will receive it, pAnl-paid, by re
turn mail. It is nhnolutely pure, and every
can ftill weight.
Sour Niomnrh nml Henrfburn
r arc Mgnn of I ihuiif attack ; Quuk e Iruh Tea
will remedy ail theee* Price 35 ote.
N M |*rrAl HIMM.
A patiaiH n, wi " coito all, m one of the myth
of the age f AU| emtl!io|. Ir 11. V. Plere
d' h imt KHMttlUueiid AliT one or even hm who)
lint • f MatidAtd II imnllea A* A<l(K|t|lttt to eur
iym v di M **r. lot n Yfifl hltg' illig eit)gh
l iitiiehiAl, UiroAt. ami ehroiih' lung di*oaoa, h
ItlllYtß III i• 'it II M'dl'Al I'lwtiYl IV I* Itll
Mil panned, lltlt It Will !ld Ulfe Vi'll if Vollf luilg
Alt Wttlf W ttn|< | hy • UrUlllptlMti. | ||§ hiWNVI
ii"! only i niciatm jH.t. Nt influence over pul
lIIOIIAIN
pi"|Ktti< h hut |ktr -' i a A|ao thelliont Yahtahl
v.l ln|!Y . II : 1 aiiMiig |i-| ito and i
then* fr a aov reign I' liu-Oy in Ijhmml and ikii
IllTivllHlia Put V it YtH t'Ure Mtfoftllol!
and othel tllros o| ttofrn, piluplra atn
eitiplfoita, It will Hot cure cancer, U"t doe* it
itiaiitifa< tlirrr . lailii Alt) all. h llit ftl for it A* i
done hv pi "pilch in of ot hi i hioo| tii Alialli|
IIUMII Un a, who di>hn tly tiv to d*<iveth
Aftliclei into the ht In f that t • epalatlon
will AC tUlpUttii im|M'tttt|hiliflett. i r AAOII o
it* t* *2 iutiiftak* !o lit ll lia* a Bale ur|aiU|
lhat -f an a othcu Muahl and cough medicine.
Tin- In- 4 ourtr In It HeuMtnllnii.
llhcUtUAttc patnntnwh" have hn tiuliuMk
I" riuhmit i iii pi. Uon by hlo*d it King, or t
lake cot, in, uni ami other drugs of an <juall
iternk'iiMia chaiactiM, will oonuU their w I
Im ing hy aimndoniitg u h iniiue procedure
and llalii/; • a Mil ntitute lh'Sveth I • HtollJAel
Hm.fr to) till Will infAilil'iy Afford Ihein tic
much tit filial i ■f. and absolutely naf.
1 hln U tHj'H A, grlAhh d poi. nl t'ta-la (lie hiooi
I'Y \p. in t frotn it tin litflf itiliiht i v rletlleul
which gike riM ti tiiitUd m ot a rlieumatic am
gotilY ty|ie, and rtt linca di~ -nl. it vl coudiluui
of Ut. dtoinach, nervotla y(riu and tiwe|
whi. It tmuaily AccottipAti) tin ill. An rh. utiiAtln
han a ti ndencN !•• Altai k tin heart, tin dralf
Ability of AU arh r, sort to three l ilt, fft 1
oliVioiiß, dim e the dahgej i Uu reaaod hy ever;
trioun ut of delay.
1 from the Iroy 'lhihi, March !m, INT4.J
l'truviaii Hyruii lo a alaudard icin*lv tu
budding up and renewing brok-u-d"wu tu
li. lv otin .*• 'UntlttltiOllA. lof dyAJiepMiA, d bjlltV
Uvi r Coniiuainl, ktdu< y and bla.ider diM am-a, o
pail f i). many irrrgnlariUe* of the variou
organ* of the huinai! ffaii. •*, It a aoYei.igi
reiiie.lv It la a tonn witlmtit aleohol. Tin
medicine i 100 w.JI auowo already h'Ttxiuiri
any mint iiditou fi<m It is only nec r
aary for u> t aay to thoar wlio have n >§f giver
It a tri-il thai it will onNiuiiM ail that i
cIAIUuhI for it Now i tin tune bo tone Up th.
m trm U f ;. the h lin out ha of ftumin. r fair);
art in. Sold by all drugglnt^
Atiiu au ii|Min ne of over twenty
tho yearn, iii am leading pliNoiclaiiA a-kiewl
edge that th. 'it uj - / .V.iraAuffi t teriui
t'o \ i, * . i* th- oJv I now ti grttain retried;
for di- . t> to which ** :u< ii are auhject. Tic
litUt frn*: >-J b. Jr . r J' - the ItCM |MpUIAJ
it ut. .In of tin* dttv for l ihoUMK a, ht ada. he
llYel , 'iuplaint a:. ( difteaiM-> of digestion. Solt
i y all druggut- Send ft-i almanaca. tirafc-n
belg 1 O", New York.
Information worth th - out o!
hi i tll. Self-help f- l Neak and lUsTVuIIK fttlf
f. Jel - Part* for thnae w h. have berti dosed
drugged and
rial t aci. a:. Ioj. > lire. Addjeixft, IJtT
trie N. w loik.
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llie* Market*.
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SORRNAN* HOTAT. I BAVIU NIRNOLAO*
SL| NAANA*UOIT. CH, 9 ACO ' SRAAROSXRO.
.1. IQGLLLLLL 'II DETROIT.
-I. KRMII HORN. G. FT H M MILUH. M
SAL SAN FRANCISCO.
•*R |U GO. PAIIRIC A OMNTBTAL IIOTCI.*- CCTTISOACO.
II MONTREAL. 8^
OTTAWA ILORAA. I DATII. CAAWROAN.
TASA PBJJG&Y TT JF NEW ORLEANS. N
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FLAVORING
I EXTRACTS.
mamamm Bt.'ltNil AM'fi UHT * ROOK
I I I I og Fw'LTIT-"lltw •• Raise
L I l oaUmH F-gge for Market."
nr | Mulled for 1& rts and t real (tump
111 I *>rr.o p. Brß*fUM,r.o.oi
I** I Hi. M etreae. Ma—i ____
I I r7|y I oM
Keitsaa dtatday of brotfutts at < Vtilrnnial sur-
Cum I all olio f ritab*. K 4N* ** l'*4 I'l4'
4 O.ufli rn tantnat Isaly uf good land* In
al Inani urhe* and ll terms.
I'l.niy of irrrv | laii'ia I Hi t for Homestead*.
r<ctmot ■ itt%a*a r*ii ie homo
arr.a it," aiiin*. /*.,-* oainiriMf,
A. I'. Ma-., Villaa, Jtuo.iaa.
I
I>)*l>'PlH Four Iran, ( ontlU
pillion nud Inrtiiwiiiiilion of
Ibr ItuarU lime % rnra, 4on
flsicd lo III> ICOOIII Two I aara,
So I oil Id !\o( Mi-ip Without
Morphine. (hie raikaff of
|uulii' 4 on dm on I'lIU in ad '
in- I.ail Urll, Hrll, mid
Frrr from I'uln. ufirr bring
ulll'll up b) I'll) l lama.
Wfcar Ulllui, Mb., Feb ft, tart.
Awbhu an Mr UK-ana Co. —I bar* Umao fur
hut aii'l I .a lla i*M (bra*
years. < >i>tl|-atlt>a m l ]ti HalsmalJon uf Uie How
•la. I liars aaflraad all Ilia |uu I could atxlura
at..| lit a I bat* bean > •nil Ked la m nam Ibr two
yours, and imsM nol alorf blfbtl wfiboet lb* uaa
at muipbiua. I bats Urn given Bp by {-byakums
as past euro. I bats talru one ue-lafeof Ua
(ji'au'i < Manual hug, and tbrv bars dona
uu BMt g 1 (bail all lbs liurtor* I bar* bad. I
ibf|> srll, 1 aat wall aud bars no imln. Tker ars
all lbay ars rsautuiueudaal Iu las I'lsaas asm) ma
ibroa |asay<* as leu ..I my neighbors slab to
iry Lbs to I siu-baas f 1.50.
Vouis truly, JOHN W. LORD
,\ru ral gin nod IthruiMUllum,
UVMT mad Uldiir) oinpliilui
for Twrnl)>l'ivt 1 ran 4 un-d
b) i|uuln* 4 ondlilou fill*.
ban v ana. Ma as, Jul* la, 1*73
A M mica n MRtiH'lkß <O. for lbs lax twmtr-
Rts years I hats suffered terribly • ilk Neuralgia
and Kbeumalistu, also Idrrr and Kclosy C.uu
l-lainta, otualug severs i*ln la lbs barb and hips,
ufrti unabla tur un-nth. lo.abJOt.lu ykk up any
small aril. Is from lbs fiord I bars had several
donors, Spain a gieui dsul I<a tned-ciDS urblrb did
i I $ <l. ai.d finally oomludsd 1 must sudor iba
rest uf tut life 1 hanprasd una day to sas your
aliuilKitiuni la tbs irmyrra arutuitul. I thought
lbs Ittsli. Ims as just sbal I needed, and I seal to
you last April (or a tun bags uf fills, lisfor* 1 bad
tab*a right I felt Itbs a nrs paraun. Cua alssp stall
uigiito, sal sail, and bars u Neuralgia pain. oan
sloop aa sail aa ersr. My frlsnda air aetotoebed
a! Ilia .bangs In m* Mi sialur baa suffered ftuo.
Inflammation .*f tbs Bos.lv, sod Constipation, and
si shea (o try your medicine 1 intend aUU to lake
tbem aud would not be without tins If money
WW but tbe til I tbink lb*y meat pours a til sas
lag to thousands stbu will br induowl to try Ibcaa
Km iuawl you will find f I 00; please send two puck
ages. Yours rtej-w (fully,
MKS. it. T. LANK.
><tiritlicl:t for My Intrs 4 ttrs-d
b) !>■. ifuitiii'% 4 oudlilon fill*.
Lt stsm sm Vt , Xor #, IsCi.
/fear Str -1 Iters bran troubled utlb Neuralgia
for sU years. bars taken ercrt medicine I could
bear of; fbund none that gare any relief until 1 re
oeltad a pferaage id your DuyntTVH f ILIA, wblcb
base cured tar HAKKISON STtltfEbb
A package of lir Quain's Magic Condition fills
sent to any address on receipt of fiAt cents by
A met lean Medicine 110., Mancbaatae. K H for
sals br loading druggists. Geo. C. Goodwin & Co.,
llsnrcr St H<(un, Mam.. John f ■ Hmry,
< 'urran & Co., No. • Col legs i'lace. Sew York City,
General Agents.
i~ VEGETINE.
Her Own Words.
BCLTLMOK*. Md . Psb IS. IfTt.
MM H. K htntfii
>•' him* *Yra] joati I haa fnt ft tura ft4
rf) Jidinfu] Ini I h*4 MMbO pbf>CldlH. but IfaM
Cih ln'l ( urw Iti. I hm*m brftrd <af >•*. VlUefr.
TINK Iftmi ft I*4) •!<• •* Mfk fr* ft loim ttftoft, ftad
u-a *• ftit ftp:t tr>mt jftpftr VIUiKTISK. acid I wnii ftfid
Imufttit Hi* Oft UiUif ill VK<iICT!!CK aod tltrr 1 haO
ÜBftduM tfssUi*. tbft pun* Ml au*. l% tiMka W beftl,
ft4 liir.f I Is. dglll "Of -rlfttf txtUift. ftttd ft" J lftkft If |TW4
I tiuhtil l td f' •* U|| rwfwrktf ft.n l roMftoif Mi l ftftbing
* ir> njflimv ma; MlftDUuu to a It ia • tildwaiftf
tor i *ftJU.
Mtbft C kIUHK Wcsftt BftlLimor* SltmC
VEGETINE.
Safe and Sure.
liu II K Invest
It. !?: ft.ui VftifTlfK ess ftsnaminsnded to ma.
and. j ii*idisg i" lb* p*reuaa.ia of a 1 roaoand
to trj it Al Uaa Ist, I trsa auftartag rr.se
dot. tj o.i oer..>iw <iatrs*, rasertafucei by eswr.
s.sk and irregular had it. Its eimdasfui tfeegti.cr; tor
an l curat,te pr pats, warned to affect m) feUlmtij
-t tun. Inea Ike Ur.l dor* . ltd under 1U peer latent use
1 rap dl) raoorsse.l. ennUs mere than saoal hsaftk aud
a.eel >— ins Ifeace ties 1 hare aot octal ed to gira
Vr .Kl iytK < moat ne isakfisd Jtdorwmees. aa tm"lag
a .ate aura, asm K-erertul aetet ID prtene ur h'alth and
f.e!.eitig > esated ayrtsie b' Bee life and romgy.
\ r' ,r llh K the <ly sedu ine I use. and. aa luag as
I ht, I never .lied tu find a better
T'.ur* truly. W U fI.ARX.
1' M. ntrrsy Ntrest. AUsgbauy/Psaa.
VEGETINE.
Tke Best Spring Medicine.
I'MftfrUEftT-'WK.
H R SmTM
//uu A s Tt.ift if to Cftrtifj Uiftt 1 hftift qm4 fcmr
" B .tfe] l*r>*fft fttirti" in my iuulf for towmJ >••, an.J
ibdiik i :>at f' N• NII " * 4kuk*rc>ttft Httwm ue Ht>ru
mftiiv ftflK[iMm il t fttiocd I— and ft* ft I4md
imrißwr and ftffTYrif medium- it • U bmft tfctnft 1 bftfttf
"FT ntw-1. *nd I U Ykftwd ftlm wt ptwrjiinnj I o*ri
rlMftrfultf iftMmimaa A U> ftj *mm m mil of Kb ft
mftkl.v Yof
Mkft A A I>I!INMURk. II HumoJ Suwol
VEGETINE.
What is Needed.
B-*ftTi. lot L\ isn
II H NTIVIM. Kftc, *
.*• ' \bout "t4f jrw*r HOC# I f mod mmlf Wft
ft*t*ift cMSdtlVdfts (mm irwt4*rft.J d*bi)i(f. VICiJICTI
* ftirt n ) rftcmmMi tod to m ft ?rmnd b hod
ttmfi m •..< h
ml. ftflwr up tut Af'ft-fti b.Jtttoft, * rwftt'irwd to bwaHft.
ftnd d"K "at'Tiowd lift uftft 1 !w quit# cuoftdwnl ihftt
thtrv • no mwdirtW fa|pf>or to it ft* tb.ftft ottj'.ft n'ft
fat aciicn it • rwpft*kftilf p?i.*rad. td wouid cto-anolli
rartmtoand it • ah< lm4 fhit Uitf imd Kftft#
ihittf to mtorr then to parfK-f hwiUb
Hmpactfuily your., U I. rKTTKXtiim
Finn of S. M IVttor.^tt] A 00.,
No m Stftto M rrat. Hodoa
VEGETINE.
All Hare OYitained Reliuf.
Rurrtt Buwi.l. Ms , Jaa IT. 1(71
II K StTBVBKa. Raul
Itre. A|. 1 liars had dysfevps'* "r wtwsl (ana f *
the last test pr.ra, an.' hare bakru. hundreds of dollar*'
e rth of Oted-ciaea e-ithost ohta nine any le-lisf 1.5
.Septemlst la.l 1 owtenm! taSirvg the \BtiKTINK.
rtnee e t.irh tme my health has rteadvly imposed My
I.VKI digest, sell, and I hare gained fi'leaa pounds of
ffeeh Thieve are uveC other. is this place taking
V KI.KTINK, an t XI hare . Ma.ne.l re .ef
Y.oir. truly. TH'dltSK MtK>RJt
Ourwer of Card Room, Portsmouth t"o 'r Mtila
VEGETINE
PRKPARKD BY
E E STEVENS. Boston, Moss.
Irgrfinr is Wdhg 411 Brwgglsfg.
At .real dbaasuts Mats Mnuey Umd Agents esntsd
Writs at ere in Bran Mru On., ftswsts, B. T,
I >H I NTPItn. get " atraas nlal " I aara. w-d
--g by raspsaaPUnß-WtikiuTkl ,1* Dstb AJ^T
$5 to s2ojc' , Vr.%i^*io.x^r < rf.t?.
j CC s eesk m sear mm tnwa Tenor and ft* eatfit
' ftOO (re* It HAMjrrr At . Port feed, rfr.ea
el Ir> n day X lose. Ageots earned Oatfit sad
/J 1 £t terra, free TRl'lt Xt O Augnfea. Mama
*55 3 $77
S4O PuMVi •f^ SM rtTSW-W
t®tsrtt*#*f tag aumTma. P
N.r II h Imitaeuj fill K -.r * V
t9RAflffV -ri*
fftOUU drees. J fed In,* IweM. *•
ll,v|,P< Tlf H BKI.TO. A urw. < HKAP. PBft
fj fIU Tllui. he pteraaldf* .lability bsnjt for ctrsa
tar or sail ea IH> M K AUh *;lg Hr.ede.y. NawYsrh.
|- AM.M llt r*. ber PIMHKB It PATaBTIfiH HI *
f "it INl" V* Ifay forka. a.l farm Hell, field by
Itoufitr •. Wfui4fti fVfi# li yttHKA CiiWH,Or
w'>( i it tvmizx
mftCAjmi* TKA no , I 4N < hambem fit Nee York.
g)a fiAM VaHe by IT Areata taJaa.TTwMh
V D ft my UngwarUrlas. Kampiss frst.
tptlvtftf Address (. M. list.yr-, chumf.
ftkfift W ATt llßa A Oieal fisnastem fiampta
X J Watch and OutAt fr— u. A*, at. better I has
(K.lt Addrser A 'ot l.fOt * OQ. CM—
till AUfitrre oil KVKRYBOOV
The .HI T*t II V. Pretectal ft B
ealy g&saeu Cm ularr free aa air
C. ft BARRuWK. WilbmssdlTOA.
ritttK tkriyiw. Most Oeapleia and Reliable raahfeu
I Paper ersr pubbahed Tl.e ligM.dUary yt'aTK*l.T
.1,1 11. 1 Mngle Arte. Vscrly lilJttJtfi (■■■■
Addr-a. trJk.NNlftfifi ORMORnfiT. IT f I4b
street. Nee V<rk hammer .luster N..e Reedy
HITI IIUI.INK, KITt HOI.INK.
Rep ' o.,uDied ..it" Ask yoer (imosr for le.gr, /re
aeibple package If gas don't get it ** egelr Agrola
n the trade e.i.lel HtMIIKN M.ABI f,V.!T,ViK
"O 411 '.RffiNWlr K KTKKKT Vk Miltk
I Tl'l I'MnTtMl Am 4
Weur Owl.
feuate *< t.insaem By aei. 3 < 'rfjaUft frag.
J H hftlt 'ft A (Jl 3* Dey Unset, *#■ York.
IIIt - I I'll 1: YfJJ'M P h nsutsauul Riloloto-e
AI.KNT* WA.trrVu ' Medal, sed Dtplomaa a ear-led
fur iiohTtN's Pictorial BIBLES
l.hfXi llleetrultewe. Aldreaa for aew aweiftsrs,
A. jVlllll-MAN A I n.,H:ltl AfitTft ftmißut.
ea. me 1 Lai MPtg* fThTfit Mfifid I Bamad
pnp
■ 111 tsdsSTiriLmet- MameferixTby T-t
I W I fe7 w*." Uaeaem.fr."lb. bee* leper fee
"eeuTLecJ a> Vy fe.4>. I*. fttlUlftAll. fiefeem, Bern
el SIOO.OO R'.V.V,
BOSTON WEffiLY TRANSCRIPT
Tie led family reorapaper published ; sight pages fifty
* 'le.i Laua. slabs of slessm. ft I* par
1 : ftttftftm. ft Mliifiw
arM IMKN 40PY 4JHATIM.
PHeftijEaaapysas
ordurary cess of Pfisa teo boast edl care Urn eons aaae
.d .ay toad Byes pm Ims. ft I. trend moMtlu Regis
10.l Imum Bast of Refer ere. gieee Da THOU
H W I PhMl R McNxt. Leßes tto, Msm
, rjr— BILLIARD TAftt.es.
IkJfZ- £3P^
rf SA lag the iargnvt stecfc aud fiaml
I' " r facMeem t.m maaafaatsreig.
Spl .edars ram be pneantlg Alh^
"■ Hlft '4' 1 < led mi imdfeaud Tabias ciiaap
Tas fiuuiis era. as Bias
/• 1 j <A \lu . 1 ueted a.e.p.pe seat tass aa
sd if I - 1 ftfrlH-ftCfty
M&am H W. COLLENDER,
I TFg Wrfififtwßf. ft. T.
AflAlilT I yiPLOWS.
Hard Metal la. / Do
Hiftfl Polish . / tha srork of
Adjuatablfibeat steal
•aamfi Pf7 TXi # plow*.
WoodAlrotioJft ?a/ u. whilemuoh
Run fitaady W /MBkgA clrewper
Liftht Draft a—j -fiP*"*
AC ftttaa. AgwtiwwteS.
NCMf YORK PLOW CO.. * Ret asm fib. *. Y.
/crae?2? sr?r^iKraaS
A (f2 t llnte fi ps ftto ftfift fte Afc. prie tf mwr rsarwte* '4W
g Ifeme wad I- I
GiS-UGHT FOB EYERTBODI!
SI Per 1000 Feet!
I.'lmprr that Ooal Gas Katar thaa Ear items A
aae* brtlhaat light urn eubar.
lad.seed lis butdiag tnaursece f'nmpsaisa ~ Aa
tebmatK Mertxtns Eea.ly kradtag Adapted te
I tieelhngr. Factorm., Chare has. Store-. K. R IWtt
.ad ufio. frm a Single burn sgMKaftla Nothing
like il .a tbs Ousatit- lined be lliwatr-lnd Catalogim.
r THR NHAfJCX MANCTACTCRIMB (XJ
1 r ° N" 4 Marry ht. Rew Tsefi.
THE POTATO BUG
WITH
F.W. Devoe & Co's Paris Green.
For nrralsrs bos b aat. sdlnas car ftwttsw and
II lllio u. Milk. Neva > ark. Mawetacf unera af Wt.l a
I—ed.i ...r. \ . i .-' r. o.i. and Paw, ar mix we raa
FOR sale;
On. of lbs urnl tmaatifal ajtd psfwun Farms la
Ylrgtnln, ailsoed on Jfe*!h stssr re bbeene ansmtg
and esnua HAI tnulTl Is rehrvatem. s4 atei u
7C ts m gram, balance m ktrntmr Tbrru*rngU>e
I.* large lie I. ant at-reads in rah eater lagnrte.
The cl mate dnligViiiol A *taaUea.
Arhoufe. Pswcdhc. Hu j bgsawinr sad HiQ. inai in
net large d.ri' ng tern luadi fin am and all meaemrr
■ utbe-lduw* Chsatast fen oat beaatifsl fee* and
-.had. Trees and aa in.ih.mtih*. iappfyef Mall Tbs
Farm ant be wee 1. be apriret ,t ■; Till, teosd
Address 11. K. hRITH. Cfearmtrr I .H. fa.
SI.OO SI.OO
Osgood's Heliotype Engravings.
Th rkelwil A ease A old s new.emfifi. J'riru
One ffe/lsr neck, feed /er rswfeysr.
JAMES IL OSGOOD CO.
• SI.OO BOSTOM - :m
LADIES
•• Maize Flour Toilet Soap!
Maize Flour Toilet Soap!
-- Maize Flour Toilet Soap!
A |T*A: Jtftdxwwr' -• JHHft ft*p ecamtMHsnJ! Kl ftfwthefty
ik Jton*. ftiid thd fikin. ban vmmtorfisi beelmft and
lappnor ah nc lyrriiMßcttoto. uid n p-qu*i' > t:tted for (be
bfttb. Bftrwftn • rrnnri U*iK 1% i .tonftrUtfolU pme
lflM*t ftfftd fib-id fir*r}-wb*r at ft OKdmlfi p<r*oe Kfi
Pftiwftt Mboe 1 lX by Ue Kuaiadarm.
H. KKtiNK. VAN HAAORN * GO, Frnfeifeipafe
BEEF AND PORK CRACKLINGS
- AND
BONES WANTED.
lllghru ( ask friers Paid.
BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia. Pa.
Hanafactarars of
llenr Hiark, Hrassd Haar and Krrtlllsrra.
tW Wnte for tyu.sati,'U..
COLLINS A CO'S ( S^l
S°o V. AoDp[S s TO |
. c fo%v^mmmmmmCOLLINS &.CO.
*XtCL. aia WATCH ST WfW YORK CITY |
KKP*W felllßTK -only one qaality—Tha Bask
IV Keep's Patent Partb made Urea- tiSurta
t an tie tttuahed aa ease as IK min ng a Haadkacetoef.
The tm beat, ait for ft?.(Ml.
Keep'a Curt un Rhirta made to measure.
Tbs eery bast, au for KO.fMl.
An rlegaal aet of genuine Gold plate Collar sad
Slee*e Bslt.sn given vith sack hall dot Keep's Shirts.
Keep's Shirts srs delivered FRIT ~n reoeipt of pnos
In any part of I ha l'nion-eo aspreae charges U> l-ay.
Namplsa wvlh full directions for self msaairrnmoot
Sent KVes lo sny addrwSL Knaisp reuuired
Deal directly with the Manufacturer and get Bottom
Prvea__Keep Mansfect nriae Co . ItkV Merror SI., 14 Y
10 0,000
Facts for the People !!
For Ihft F*rmor. tho Mon'hant. tbft llnr—iw, tbft
S!tck rftimr, fti# I\> iltr?-k<wn4-r. tb IW kw|*r. Ib
le-\brrr. tbo FVu t ri*Rr. th (urdi-iiftr. ihft Doctor, thft
l>ftirymn, th MftusMfih***.' fkr w*iy family ho wnntft
to uTfiiovon Tlir Book eMbr I Dili ( culurv.
VAI T* MH AIiKaVTM.
Mtlo and iVm.-rlto ouiiunz ra- nn on it Sond
to uk nl cine** for o*tr toiw* INGHAM. SMITH A
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