LOWELL JOURNAL Offloe in Graham's Block-ad floor.

Liberty and Union—One and Inseparable.

V O L U M E VII I .

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W E D N E S D A Y M O R N I N G .

A T L O W E L L M I O I I .

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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: F o r o n e j o a r , . . . . | 1 .50 Poz « i i m o n t h " , • - - • 75 I f d e l i r c r c d by Ciirrifr, - - $2.00

RATES OF ADVERTISING,.

O n e l n c h o r l e n e l o a n mat te r , makes a i»iaire.

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LOWELL. M I C H I G A N . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1873.

H u n t A H u n t o r ,

DE A L E R S I n U r u g f ^ a t o n t M r i i i c i D e R ^ e r i u m u r y f a i n t s , O i l t , tie. Store a t t h e • I d a t a n d olj .h'

9 b « a r , Bridge a t r ee t , Lowel l , W l e h .

D a v e n d o r f & B l » i n ,

T A K A L K R S i n r a n c y U ry

01 , o d . , u i b b O D , A r p e t l n * .

Q o o . U . B n l o o n i , P R ^ r T I e A I ' W a l u l J in»Vi r iLd Jowi-lor. W a t c b e i , X U o c k a a n d Jowi l ry repaired and warrmitud.— J e w e l r y m a d e t o O n l e r . flhopln t h e i 'oat Off ice .

T r a i n ' s B l o c k B o s t a u r a n t .

MBALS. ' n e e d i n g Meal, Potatoe*, Butter and J r ead , .ft ruo la . Tea o r co.Teo ex t r a . He-

ireanQirntd o f a l i kind* on hand. AUBRUSK M i r c U E L L , Proprietor .

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9 1 4 0 $ 3 0 0 F « . 0 0 J S . 0 0 12 .00 1 .50 6 . 0 0 H.OO 1 2 0 0 1 6 . 0 0 5.01) 8 . 0 0 1 6 . 0 0 2 0 . 0 0 2 5 IK) ft .00 I > . 0 0 2 5 . 0 0 UO.UO 4 0 . 0 0

1 2 . 0 0 2 0 . 0 0 M . O O 4 0 . 0 0 7 5 . 0 0

Bai ine i a loeali 10 eea t r per linn for Grat inser-A l o a ! i ceota for each a a b a ^ q u e o t l a t e r t i o a , ^ Marriage a ad death notieei f ree .

Card i In Buaioeii* Dlreetery f O p e r a n n u m . Year ly adrer t iaera enti t led to chaniceqnarter ly. Lega l m a t t e r a t S t a tu t e ra tes , and mna t be paid

f o r w h e n affldaTit la made. Trao i len t advertlaeranntamaa' . be p repa id , Q T T b e a e terms will be strictly adhered t o .

iusintss f irrdory.

RBODLAR Coavocatioaof I l n e k e r C h a p t e r Ho. 7 3 , a t Maionlc H a l l , o n Wednesday e ren lngs

• a or before the fall moon In'eaeh m o n t h . C . 8 . 1 1 U U K K K , I I . V,

J. Q. LOOK,Beo.

I . o . o . P .

fi ARMOKVLO meets e rery Saturday cvenln

Kpwa' Ball. 0 . B. BALcei , See.

ARMONY LODOK, No. U 6 , o f Lowell , Mich ng,

H . B . K N A F R , N . U . a t Odd Vel.

G h a a . M . F o x ,

W . J . A t k i n s ,

Ds A L E R l u Agr icu l tu ra l i m p l e m e n t s . W e a l s o e l l t h e j u s t l y celobraied Lumb«r VFairons a n d

HuR^pes manufac tured by J . A . Adams Bros Busl-a o s s i l a c e o n e door E a s t o f Pos t Office, I .owel l ,Minh .

O m n i b u s L i n o .

SH A W ft B U R D l C K . c a r r y Passenge r s t o a n d t rom t h e depo t , or t o any p a r t of t h e t o w n , d a y a n d

n i g h t . L e a v e y o u r o r d e r s a t t h e F r a n k l i n H o u s e . a n d r i d e i n t h e new U m m b u s .

J . A . O i b s o n .

AT T 7 , NOTARY, Real Es ta te 4g«Dt and Anat lon eer. Conreyanelag and the Collection of debU

a apclality. Oflee and residen re on iho Nor th-Kai t K of Section 14, township of Bowue.

B . O . W i l a o n .

CO N T R A C T O R A N D B U I L D E R . B h o p W e s t t l d ' l a t R i T e r . M a l n S t r e e t .

P o w l i s o n ft Q u i c k ,

ARCHITECTS and Bul lden , and dealers in l u m . b«r of al l kinds, Lowell, i f i c h .

^ N E W T H I N G

DNDER THE SUN! West's Americau Tire Seuer

F o r Sett ing C a r r i a g e and Wag-on T i re Cold, on (be wheel ,

With which a a x r of B c o a r l i a x s uau be • e i l u

Ten Minutes.

It Is one of the iuu«i wonderfu. '.line and l a b o r - s a . r i ng machines of the age.

No tear ing the wheel to piecen, oo ta l i lngoa tbo l t* , no breaking paint , no burn ing t h e felloe o r boring new holes , but s imply taking t h e wheel from t h e t i l e , p u t t l o R i t l a t o t b o machine , and re ta rs ing t t to the the o w n t r , t ightened In t h e most sMifXa^Ury m a n a c r , all i n two or three minutes .

T h e n n d e n l g n e d h a s o n e o f tkeas machines a t h l i b lacksmith shop, a n d has t h a

EXCLUSIVE RIGHT

P o r t h e t o w f t o f f.oweJl. All who h«TBM»o i t opera te p r o n e u n c e i t t k * best inrenMva la n m f o r s e t t i n g l i w a .

Wilaon & Bdle .

ALL K I N D S of Blacksmithmg, hor^e-shoelog wagon and carriage ironing dona to order .

TTORNKY shdSolici tor , Lowell M i c h i g a n . - ' aer ia t he i r s e a s o n .

M . C . B a r b e r , C U C C R S S O R t o W. & u . Barber, dealer in Oro-O cenea . Provisions, Crockery, Olaasware, Yan-e l e Notlon8,and a full awor tmcn t in the Grocery tnd Prorlaion l ine . Terms essh and will corres-pond with g o l d a t t l . IO , I c e Cream nnd Soda wa-

A' •«« « « • • . Office m Music Hall Block, i ' rompt atten- [

tlon given to conveyancing and collection ol claims

J . M . M a t h o w s o n .

NOTARY, Attorney and Solicitor. Will at at* t e n d t o business in any o l t h e B t a l e o r U n l -

ted S U t e i Courts. Special attention given to ConTayancing, Col>

l a o t i n g a n d Chancery bustnea*. Offlceavor uowell Na t iona l B a s t , Lowell, Ulehlgan.

T . 3. B U y t o n .

ATTORNEY a t Law and Holieltor In State or Uni ted Statee Courts. Fa rm and village

property for sale or r e n t . License and claim agent ^ for procur ing I'ensioua and Bountlea.

i P e r r y ft L o o k . r A TTORNEYS a t Law. Business in all the

S ta te and United States Courts attended to. / Prompt attention given to Conveyancing, Collect-

ions. Insurance and Chancery buslnees, Lowell M U P e r r y . 0 II Look .

W . A . P a l l a a a , M . D . ,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon,Lowell , Mirh . Rc».i-idence on Hudson Street, opposite C R Illne.

J . H o w a r d S m i t h . 1£ . D .

HOMROl'ATIIIC Physician a n d Surgeon. OflUo f r o n t room over the postofl ice. Kesldenro

n e a r N B Blaln's. Calls ut tundcdpromptly Jay or n igh t .

D r . B - D o C o u r o o y ,

ELECTIC I ' l l Y S I C l A N . Onicu m d residence Br dge S t ree t , Lowell ,Hrat bulldlng,west of

UasonU Hall bu l ld iug . Hot ,cold and uiedlcaled b a t h i , alwayspri)|<ared

P r s . P e o k ft M c D a a n o l l . r j n y s l c t a n s a n d Surgeons.Gfllco i n MasonicBuld-XT i n g , Lowell , U ich .

A J L . R I O K . O . O . M C D I N M X L L .

H . O . B t e p b e n a o n . X T O M e C I ' A r U l C I ' h y s l c l a a J tSurgeon . Kspcalal ! • a t t e n t i o n g i v e n t » Syphl ls t lo anit Chronic

Diseases. Stephenaan's I 'a tenl Trusses and Sup-p o r t e r s manufactured to ords r . All work war.-ant-•d to g ive sat isfact ion. Residence flrstdoor north •f Un ion School House.

D r . T . B . L a m b , BSIDKNCE AND OKFICK corner of Oak and

R Jamea streets, Lowell , Mich .

G e o . W . M a l l o r y , M . D . ,

ALLOPATHIO PHYSICIAN, A g w i u s t e from one of the bent Medlaal Colleges in the Unl-

ted S ta t e s . Has practiced medicine 20 years, 16 of Which In Southern Michigan, with success. Uja-e a s t s peculiar to females treated successfully by my nifille of t reatment . Oflice and reaidence at west ond of Main s treet .

^ U i n o & N o b o , ' X b A L E R S In Dry Goods, Olothlng, Hats, Caps, iJ Groceries Ac. N 11.—Cloihing cot and made t o order . Store in Union Block, west s ld i .

B l m o n U . U a u s o n .

MANUPACTUUKR of and dealer In Tinware, Copper ware and Sheet Iron. Special nttiui-

tlon given to rooflng. eavs-trougWng and Job work H t o r e o n tbe Urldgo.

C h a s . A l t h o n ,

DBALER In Rea-ly made Clothing. Gent's Vura-lablng Goods, H-sa sCap AeCorneratero

w e i t t i de Klal Klver Bridge, Lowell Mleb.

W i n . P u i l e n , T v EALKR Inroady-made Clothing, Cloths ,Gtnt ' i J L l f u r n i s h i n g Goods. H a U , Caps, BenU and BboM. Clothing en t and made to onler. Store in P n l l e n ' s block, Bridge sUeet.

Q . B . O O T I U . . f l l B H I R A L Canvaatlag Ageot. AH klndt of U J booke oau be obtained of him a t toweet ratee AfMrtm LeweQ.

0 . Q . 8 t o n e * C o . , T V B A L R B la Dry Gnois , Grfoeries, Bsota and U Shoes, Hats and Capa, Crockery Ao. Stole l a

O n h a a ' t Block, Lowell, Mich. i i — — — —

E d g a r M o n o .

OMNIBUS line from Clifton Hoeee, and other Hotels and pr ivate hontea, to and from all

t r a n s .

J o h n T a y l o r .

IR O N FOUNDER and manufacturer of var iont k l n d t of Plowt, Har rowt . Ca l t iva ton . Sera-

j £ n , Bobalelgha and all k lnd t of casting to order.

t °

M . B . B l o d g e t t . OWBLL W o o l e n Mills, mmufae lu ree Pla in

and Fancy Cassimerea, Tweeds and Jeans ,

B r o a d ft L a n g l e y .

DEALERS In Booto ,Shoet , Lea ther f i nd ings Ac. ' 'a t tom work done with neatneaeaud ie tpatch

t i o r w e a t o f O r a h a m ' t Block Lowell

Qrand Rapids Business Di-rectoryt

J S d . B . D l k e m a n .

ONLY one price Jewelry Establ ishmenlin, Grand Raplde. Diamonds, W a t c h e s , Si lver a r d

Silver Plated ware. 311 Canal i t reet .

Beid ft S m i t h ,

JOBBERS and dealers in l ' i c tu rus ,F rames ,Chro-mos , Pa in t ing i , Mirror?, Store and window

b b B d e s , 4 e . 32Monroe s t rve t .

Ball ft Woloot t ,

ATTORNEYS, Grand Rapids, Mieb. Pa r t i cu la r a t t e n t i o n giren to b u s l n w i n the United States

C o u r t a a n d Real lii-tatellllKatlon.

B a l h b u n Houao.

MO.VROKSTRKKT.GKAND RAPIDS MICH. A. K. ANTI.-'JML, I ' topnetor-

Uoujumia A Uarluu,

ATTORNKY nt Law, Judge ol Piobate, Notnty-Public, Gouimlss iouir of Drrilrf, Ac., I <r New

Y o r k and Wiscons in . Proba'.t; Office,Coun'.y build u g , G r a n d R a p i d s ^ i c h .

l l o lden , S tewar t , ft Co.,

GE N E K A L INSURANCK AGENTS a n d A d j u t l e u . Represent tbo oldest a n d t t robges t I u.,urancu

Companies ln t b e coua t ry . Office in the Baseoe t i t o f t h e C l t y N a t i o n a l Bank B u i l d i n g , G r a n d Rapids. E. U. U. UOLDHlf. i. K. HTKWART. MAKCOS W.BATKMi

B e r k e y B r o s , ft G a y ,

MANUFACTURERS ol Fu rn i t u r e ,Grand Rapldt , P le r -Ul t s s ,Corn ice , Lambrequins and Drape-

n e s . m a d e t u erder. Office and S t o r e , 41 i t s Mon. m e a t . . ( u p t U l r t , Fac to iy ,onCai ia l ,oea rBr idgea t ,

WM. A . a i u i r . j i ' i . i o i KaKkar. CKO. w . u a r .

P e r r y B / o t h e r s ,

EX C L U S I V E DEALERS IN Hats , c t p s . F a n , G lov i t ,Ac . , Wholesale and R e U l l , N e . 11 Men

roe s t r e e t Grand Rapids.

E a t o n ft L y o n .

BOOKSand Stat ionery. District and Sunday Bohool Libraries supplied a t liberal discount. School

books wholesale and retai l 22 C'saal s t ree t , corner Lyon S t . , G r a n d Rapids.

N e l s o n , M a t t e r ft C o . , j y j A N C F A C T U R E K S of Furn i tu re , 2» a SI Canal

ids . s t ree t , snd U, 6,7 a U Huron street . Grand Rip

Pos te r , Stovona ft CO.

WHOLESALE aud re ta i l dea ler I n l l a i d w a r e , and maiiufacturer of Uopper, t in and sheet iron

w o r k , 14 a 10 Monroe s t r ee t . Grand Rapids .

C. K U S X £ R £ R f B U K W E U ik M A L 8 T E U

City Berwery i l l AM) KAP1D8, • • - M I C H

STOCK, XXX & PRESENT USE ALES.& DRAUGHT LAGER.

Remember we warrant all tire set with this Machine.

HORSE SHOEING

A SPECIALTY.

We have nothing to do with Hunter's old shop, bnt have re-moved all work to

I t i l i S m OLD w

W i l s o n &s Ed ic .

LOWELL NATIONAL BANK O F L O W E L L .

C A P I T A L , - - $100,000 S U R P L U S , - - - 12,500

O I U H O T O B I .

W n . W . H a t c n , K . J . BOOTH, H . A.RICX, C . R. H i m , A . S . S T A N x a a u , M N. II .*«, U . T . W O O O I M O , J . T O . f i l L I B .

H. M. CLIP.K.

I n t e r o M t P a i d o n D o p o s l l f t . T?- W.HATCH. P r e s l d a n t K . J . BOOTH. Vice P r e s .

U K N R Y M.CLARK, O a s h i e r . Lowel l , J a n . lOtd. 1372.

H. W. AVERY, D K A L K R IN

Fresh Meats,

Poultry, Oysters,

AND ALL KINDS OF GAME IN SKA80N

O A S U

1'AID FOR ALL KINDS OK

Live Slock, Sail Fork. Hides I ^ e l t s < f e c

C e n t r a l Market , Bridge Street,

H . W . A V E R Y L o w e l l Ju ly I t t ,1873.

NUMBER 88.

F u l l y Q u a l i f i e d . A g e n t l e i m n who is ra t lu- r g i v e n lo

s tory- to l l ing r d a u s iht- f o l l o w i n c : —

W h e n T was ;i vonjig m a n I s p e n t

BARBER SHOP. " T v O N ' T P A I L t o (to t o ROB>I2'S B b o ^ t f j o u want i ' a Brat class job d o n r . S l i a r lng , SbampooioK,

H a i r C n t t i n g t o d W h i s k e r , Dyed in a t t y l a t op l ea se a r a r j r o a e .

ROMIG'S HAIR RESTORATIVE TH* b N t i n a t e , kept eonsUnil.T on band . Al to

loaraing fnsttal r t b e H a i r , which r e n m t t Uandrutt a n d t i o y th* t r f r o m ( s l l t n g o a t .

F i n e B a y R u m O i l A u u n e q u a l i e d Hai rTonie , t e p t to r Sa le

S o o n Jd I'lonr G n h a r s V B uck , opo»l t»Xst loos l Bsak

severa l u ' n . s i„ tbo S o u t h , r o s id iog

tor a wlu lo a t P o r t rtihson, o „ t h e

Mi» . i s s i , , p i River . A g r e a t J e n l of

l i t iga t ion wa« g o i n g „n t h e r e a h o o t

Hiat t ime, a n d il was not a lways a u

easy m a l t c r t o obta in a j u r y . O n o

d a y I w a s s u m m o n e d to a c t in t h a t

c apac i t y , nnd r epa i r ed t o cour t to g e t

excused . O n ray n a m e b e i n g called

1 i n fo rmed t h - J u d g e t h a t I was no t

a f r e e h o l d e r , and , t h e r e f o r e , no t

qual i f ied t o se rve .

" I a m s t o p p i n g for t h e t ime b e i n * a t this p l a c e . "

" Y o n h o a r d a t t he hotel , 1 p re -s u m e ? " 1

" I t a k e meols t h e r e , hu t h a v o

rooms in a n o t h e r p a r t of t he (own

where I l o d g e . "

'So y o u keep b a c h e l o r ' s hall ? " " Y e s , a i r . "

" U ™ ' " " K have vo« l ived i . t h a t m a n n e r ? "

A b o u t hix m o n t h s . "

' ' , h i n k y o « n r e q u a l f f i o d , " . - rave lv

r e m a r k e d the J n d g e . - f o r "~1 h a v e

n e v e r km; wn » man to k e e p hael iolor 's , a l l e n g t h ot t ime you name w h o

! , " > t , , i r l e " 0 » g ' ' in bis i l ium t o m a k e h i m a f r eeho lde r . T h e c o u r t

- , . . , d o e s n o t e x c u s e V A I I " April n**t , an eleotlon for the following Tillage of- j J fleers, to w i t : t * ^

One President, 1 Trustee, vice Simeon Hunt , I He- i ^ ' U K -o o r d e r , ! Treasure r , I Assesiior, I Manhal . I A « i : . . !

Polls open from 1 U. fi o'clock, p m i " - x ( - r \ l l \ H l g L T C a t l H ' e m a i l i f e s f ^

l oweii, March i . t i S , 1 V t ; 0 , S 3 ' ! a n f ea r of d e a t h , an opin-

•on p reva i l s tha t d y i n g i , e x c r u c i a t -

b.Bly p a i n f u l . T h e r e .nay be c o n d i -

turns ot d i sease , v iolent spnsms a n d

d r e u ' l t u l w o u n d s , t e i r ib l e to b e a r

t h a t t he f p e c t a l o r i8 imp ies sod wi th

the i d e a t h a t exp i r i ng is the nemo o f

a.uony. B u t p e ^ o n s o . d i s t inou i . i . ed

a t t a i n m e n t s in sc ience , i„ the net, of

d><ng h a v e w a t c h e d the i r own fa i l .

indsc , a n d U v e de-n i l , . . .1 H.eir

M W I I hciisatioiis a> t n t i i e ly t i ee f r o m phynioal snt ie i in . j .

.InliiLs Ciusar des i red n

j mi forseen d e a t h .

d io m hat l lp .

N o t i c e . C H A R T E R E L E C T I O N .

T1HKRR will b« held a t the Council Room. In the VilUij '-of Lowell, mi Tue»day thu l^t da? nf

f , a r m e r s , C l u b .

IUlKr'Aimers of South Boston and all other* lu-terested I n t h e enterprise nre re<|urdto.l to meet

a t the North Bell srhnol house on the 29th day ol March neat a t 2 uVJock p. ra. lor the purpoto oj organlilng a Kanner's cl uh, for the sdmncment of the iliterests of affrlnulture, hc r t i c s l tu re , pomolo^ir a t d the kindred hoieaces.

South iloktou, Feti. i ; t h , IsT.';. Slicneil.

i' i) SNKArnEN ir s srnn y STASHART) J) 11 KNDLISU

c c wiyyr.GAR J C R.TNUSH >: a in/.r.IAMS n L COU.AU JOSKP/J UHAI/AU // ROIll.WOS' J nir.LF.yiiACK r.nwi.i noi.TEn

And others.

%m BOOK AGESTS

Vinegar Works. ^ O T I O K l a h t r t b ; g l r a a t h a t I am n a v f r t p a n d

t o l n r n l a k a t w h o l e t a l e a goad a r t l e l a o f O l d t r Vinegar a a c h t a p a s e a n b o a g a t i t Da t roK o r Cbleago . L o T t r t o f g o o d v i n a g a t w i l l d o w e l ( o r a -• • b • )«kat t hey c a n g a t a a ar t ic le a a i c f r e a b o m a a f d a n d a l i D t h a r d o l a t a r i s u i n b a t a a e a i .

U — l . l C a ,

New Advertisement. FOR S A L E - S t o r a a n d l o t o r r a a a n t b a t l n e t t W)U

on R i T e r t t r e e t . w a t t t i da . Al to , dwell iag h o r n e t t n d lota t nd Tacant t i l l a g e lot*. Alto, SO aoret good timber laod.deairably looated. For f o r -t h e r p a r t l c u l a i s i nqu i r e of U . B . W I L L I A M S

Lowal l .KeU. i a th .1171 .

rtnoala, Plain and Kane /Sh i r t ing . Stocking Yarn j re . r old colts, one two year old, one span hortea a te . All goods made from Pnra Wool and f r a t I ho fa , and all kinds af fa rn i la / too ls . * j r t B l a a k . Higbe t t mark i t price paid for Woal. ) J Q I

For Sale. jned oilers lor sale oni

wheat threshinif inaehlre. liO sheep, three t h r ee ne span horses

G O O D S K L L .

r j l H K nndersigned offers lor sale one clo»er and one

FUNNY PHYSIC. 800 Pages, 250 Engravings.

A start l ing txpuseof Mcdir.tl Mjmbups o f t h e p.ist and present. It ront l la tes Quarks, rn-villiii^ |i„c-tora. Noted Female Cbcata, Korluiie TbIIIUH and i i ^ . d iums, and givoa inter m i n i : n a i r a t l x s o f uote ' l I ' l i y siolaat. I t r evra l saUr l i in* aeer^tt .and la iQTalsa-b l e t o a l l . Wn Kire exclusive la r r l tury , nud liberal comunssions. Kor o l rou lan aii l innns addrvts thu publishers , J . B . U U I U l A H Y D E ,

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T H E N E W S . At Home .

JCDOE LlATETT, late Unitotl StiilPt DiBlrict Judge tor tho aoulhern district of Ohio, died ut SprinRfleld, Obio, on Saturday.

A FI HE ut Norrintovrn, Pa., dostroyod an old Catholic Church and eleven other buildings.

LOBS 130,000. THE rroBidont has appointed VTM. A. Rich-

ardaou SecrcUry of the Treuury Tlco Bout-

well resigned. WM. HEFFEHD, a laborer in Barrett A flonr

mills, near Spring Valley, Ohio, WM literally ground up by being caught in a cog wheel.

TUB etearaer Clarkaville loaded with 800 bales of cotton sunk thirty-threo miles below Pino Bluff on Monday. Loss on veasel 115,-

NODDI BV of bonds amounting to $168,000, from tbo office of the President of tho Penn-sylvania and Western Railroad, on Broad street, on Saturday, is reported.

A $150,000 conflagration occurred at Og-

densburg, N. Y., on Suuday. THE dye house of tho Dutchess Print Wocks,

at New Hamburg, was burned on Tuesday. LOBS $50,000. Six hundred men are thrown

out of cmployiment. ALBEHT Grxz hod his throat cut from ear

to to ear by a drunken Irishman, named Luko Haley,' at a ball in Chicago Monday

night. , , GEO. NEIMETER'B carriage manufactory, in

Cincinnati, was burned on Tuesday. Loss

$25,000. TWELVE persons were injured by a runaway

team at Cambridge, Mass., on Monday—ono

fatally. JAMES M. THOMAS, a respectable merchant,

died at Warwick, B. L , recently. His only son having reason to suspect that his deatn was not natural, caused the body to bo disin-terred, and a chemical analysis made ol the contents of the stomach, in which were found 394 grains of nitrate of potassi. Mr. Thomas was married to his second wife, and tho son suspected foul play in conssquenco of his •tepmother tied her relatives recsiving extra-ordinary benefits from the death of his father.

AT Syracuse, N. Y., on Monday, Ida Spencer aged 14, was murdered by a young man named Keele-r, aged 21. Keeler, after committing tho crime, was killed by a fall while attempt-ing to jump on a moving freight train.

FIVE mortgages against the property of William M. Tweed, on Broadway, amounting to $350,000, arc now In course of foreclosure by Cram on his own account, and on account

of the Cram csiate, COM. VASDEBDILT has given $500,000

Bishop McTier, of the Southern Methodist Church, lo establish a university in Tenneg

see. THE New York Tribune devntci a column

and H half to showing that Woodworth's share of the ring plunder was divided with Joseph B. Young, who was and Btill is Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. The sum of #50,000 of the people's money is set down as thus dis

posed of. A FIBE otLawrenceburg, Indiana, on Satur-

day. laid the mam portion of the town in ashes. Filty-four houses, including the Quit House, Colline's Tavern, Witherson's Bank and every business houso except a tin-shop, were burned. Total loee $150,000.

AT Evansville, Indiana, a difficulty between Union and anti-Union moulders led to the killing of Conrad Hartman, a Union man, by Louis Bazan, independent.

W M . D R A K E , C4 years old, undertook to burn brush near Oakley, Ohio, Monday, and set fire to some fences and a barn. Drake was burn

ed to death. THE body of Jno. Snyder, tho expressman

who mysteriously disappeared tho first of January last, was found in White River, near Indianapolis, on Sunday. Ho had been mur-dered. Snyder's son has been arrested on suspicion of being the murderer.

CABLO PATH, a p r o m i n e n t m u s i c i a n , n n d

brother of Adeline and Carlotta Patti, died in St. Louis, on Monday, of consumption.

GEOUGF. SEDUOXS a u d A r t h u r C h a m b e r s , as-

pirants for the light-weight championship, had u fisticuff in the Now York Clipper ofilec, and provided each other with black eyes and smashed noses. The honors were about equal-ly divided. NOTHINO has of late been heard of Captain

Jack. The Modoc army has made no move-ment. Every care is take to guard tho lives and property of the settlers. It is thought that Jack will make efforts for a coalition with other tribes, and his success is probable. An-other effort will be made to havo aconforonce with Jack, but it is doubtful. No messenger dare risk his life in going to him.

THE safe of the Americau Express Company, at Lubon, Iowa, was blown open Thursday night and robbed of $200. No cluo to tho burglars. HIRAM W. JOHNSON, Deputy United Btates

Collector of Customs at Memphis, has been mishing since Wednesday afternoon. Various runinrsarc afloat as to his disappearance. Tho eustomi officers are busily engaged in over-looking his accounts.

DENNIS A. MAHONKV, a wel l -known news-

paper man, nnd editor and proprietor of tho Daily Evening Telegraph of Dubuquo, > has sued the city of Dubuque in the sum of $10,-000 aud interest for damages sustained in a fall on the pavement in Dscembcr last, by which an arm wan broken and ho was perma-nently injured. He claims that tho city negli-gently allowed BIIOW and ice to remain ou the pavement.

A DISPATCH from Washington says it is ru-mored that our government is likely to take steps for the establishmunt of a new statu on Mexican side of the Rio Grande with San Luis as the capitol. The project was first conceived by Gen. Shields.

AT Sjracusr, on Saturday night a man named Smultz was stabbed and k'llcd by two brothers named Andres, with whom there had been a dispute concerning a game of cards. The Andres have been arrested.

A FIKE at Cedar Falls, Iowa, Monday morn-ing, burned the dry goods store of Theo. Haz-lott. Loss $15,000 ; insurance $10,000.

THE propeller Grace Irving foundered of Duxbury, Mass., on Hunday, carrying down with her all on board.

A PIBE on Elmont street. New York, Mon-day. burned the furniture store and packing box factory, and the buildings. Loss thirty' five thousand dollars.

JXCK KETCHUM, a n o t o r i o u s d e s p e r a d o , was

shot and killed Saturday night, at Mason's depot, on thu Looisvillo Railroad, by a negro called " the Batcher, ' ' while a t tempting to break into hi i houso. The batcher ordered him off, and Ket hum not heeding tho com-mand was shot through tho body with a load of buck-shot. Tho Butcher fled.

D. INOKRSOLL died in Sparta, Wis., under eiroamstances which led to an invoitlgatioc of the case by a coroner's jury. Tho jury found that his death was caused by strychnine, and expressed a belief that the poison was ad-ministered by Mrs. Ingersoll. She has been arrested.

JOHN W . OSBORNE, t h e m u r d e r e r of M r s .

Matthews, was banged in Knoxville, III., last Friday.

AN eighty thousand dollar fire ocenrrod at Parkersburg, West Virginia, Thursday even-ing. A block of slorei in the business centre was destroyou.

Jouv MALLOBT, usher of tho church of tho Messiah, suicided io St. Louis on Friday.

TEN dwellings wero burned in Ashland, Pa., on Wednesday. Loss $50,000.

IN New York, on Friday, Chas. Cordes ac-cused of the murder of Jno. Rourkc, pleaded gnilty of manslaughter in tho third degree, and waa sentenced to four years imprison-ment.

GEO. DBIVEB, who murdered his wi/e last November, was hung for the crime in Chicago on Friday.

TBBEE small children, a son a n d ^ a u g h t e r of Henry Ploode, and a son of Charles Blako, were drowned at Bangor, Maine, on Thurs-day, by breaking through the ico while at play.

A FIBE in Tuscola, III., made sad havoc m tho business portion of the place. Loes $100,000.

IT is reported from Boston that the schooner Ceres sunk near Baker's Island lights on Wednesday. All on hoard, five men, were drowned.

A TIN thousand dollar fire is reported from Iowa City, Iowa.

LON JAMBS attempted to eieape from a court room at New Albany, Indiana, on Wed-nesday, by making; a savage attack upon John Southerland the city marshal. Southerland, in self-defense, shot him twico—once through the arm, thon through the head, killing him instantly.

IN sinking a shaft for coal, seven miles from Des Moines, Iowa, on Wednesday, petroleum made its presenco known by a loud noiso and a rush of gas and greenish-colored oily water into the shaft . This was sot on firo, and tho firo was afterwards extinguished by filling up the shaft . Stops will bo taken at onco to ascertain if tho oil is there in paying quanti-ties.

THE Rt. Rev. Dr. Newman, recently re-elected to the chaplainship of tho Senate, proposes to take a trip around tho world at Government's expense. To accomplish this end, the President has toudered him the ap-pointment of Inspector of Consulates, a posi-tion which pays both a salary and traveling expeiifles.

AN epidemic id raging amongst the cattle in the vicinity of Lawrenceville, Indiana, with fatal results in both cases. In tho pens at the Rossvillc distillery forty-nine out ol a lot of sixty-two havo died since Tuesday, and num-bers are dying hourly. What tho diseaso is has not yet been determined.

LAST Sunday morning Ezra Clever, about eighteen years old, near Nolynn Station, Har-din county. Ky., remonstrated with his father for choking a younger brother. The old man seized a shovel to stiiko him, when Ezra struck him on the head with aboard, injuring him so badly that ho died the same evening.

A OBEAT meeting of Irishmen, in favor of home rnlo in Ireland, and amnesty to impris-oned Fenians was held in London Sunday.

IN Yallejo, California, on Thursday, Jas. D. Page shot his wife through the neck and then put a ball through his own head. Mrs. Page will probably recover.

SAMUEL FICKLE, a f a r m e r 95 y e a r s of a g e ,

waa assaeBinnted at his homo near Council Bluffs on Wednesday evening. The murderer is unknown.

A WEALTHY farmer living near McGregor, Iowa, while returning home from that city was waylaid and robbed of tbo proceeds of a large salo of cattle, and beaten so that his life is dispaired ol. Tho assailants are un-known.

AMOUNT of legal tenders at present out s t a n d i n g $357,000,440.

H a i l ! and F a r e w e l l !

Hail! and farewelll Huchiithe frail condition Of eart hly intercourse. Wo meet to part.

Joy pvriihes io rapture of fruition : Alas I my heart 1

Thu llnwers we gather wither in the Rrasnlng: On B d u t y ' t cheek no fadeless liUies dwell;

Thu hand we clasp grows throblfes m the

" " " " f a ind firowoll I

Hail I and farewell 1 Tbo smile of welcome bcamet h

Brief as effulgent upon lover's lips. lu hope exultant youth but little drcamcth

Of hope's eclipjo; Nor cares lo think that Time, who looks so

ladiant, IB disenchanllng Fancy's magic spell.

To dust dissolvinc all her fairy pageant; Hail I and farewell 1

Hail! and farewell 1 'Tis thus each ehort-livod pleasure

Fades from our vision like phantom wan ; Ve turn to gaze upon our new-found treasure.

And lol 'tis gonol Mid tho delights that wo must keenly covet.

Still we arc startled by fond Memory s knoll, .dcc f ol vale! Oh, my heart 's beloved.

Hail 1 and farewell!

THREE shabbily dressed men, believed to be Americans, were arrested in Cork, on Tucs day, while attempting to deposit twenty thou-sand dollars in a bank. They are supposed to be tho parties who recently committed tho frauds ou the Bank of England,

LABOE numbers of orders arc being received from Europe to purchaie wooden vessels to roplace the iron ones lost in the last year's gales. Some brokers say they fiud it impos-siblo to fill their commissions last enough.

PRIVATE advices from Vera Cruz say that several large expeditions are on foot there, and will start soon to the aid of the Cuban patriots.

A TBKATV has been signed for Itho complete evacuation of Franco by the Germans.

SENOR RIAS is to become Spanish Minister to ance. POBTCOAL demands satisfaction of tho Bra-

zilian Oovemmentfor an insult to her flag. THE German geographical societies will send

an expedition to explore the western part of Africa.

MEXICO refuses England's demands for dam-ages by raids in British Honduras.

THE French Assembly has adopted the Con-stitutional project reported by the Committee of Thirty.

ANOTHER body of Spanish troops have been defeated by Carlists with heavy loss.

A IIEMABKAULE phenomenon was witnessed recently in the town of San Ignocia, Sinalva, Mexico. There was quite a shower of quick-silver, fine drops of mercury falling every-where and covering phmti. The inhabitants collected many drops to preserve as memen-toes of tho singular storm, and some have been secured for scientilic analysis.

BISHOP MCILVAINE died iu Florence, Italy, on Friday.

THE Irish University bill has been defeated in thu Houso of Commous. A ministerial crisis is thu consequence,

Standing Committees of the U. S . Senate.

Tbe fol lowing is ft l is t of t he commit-

tees of the Uni ted S t a t e s Senate, as at

present cons t i tu t ed : STANDING COMMITTEES.

On Privileges and Messrs. Mor-ton, chairman; Caroenter, Logan, Alcorn, An-thony, Mitcneil, Bayard, Hamilton, of Mary-land," and a vacancy.

Foreign /frfa/fons-Mcssrs. Cameron, chair-man ; Morton, Hamlin, Howe, Frelinghuysen, Conkling and Schurz.

Finance—Messrs. Sherman, chairman; Mor-rill, of Vermont, Scott, Wright, Ferry, of Michigan, Bayard and Fenton.

ippropn'afion*—Messrs. Morrill, of Maine, chairman: Sprague, Windom, West, Ames, Sargent, Alliaon, Stevenson and Davi.

Oommcrce—Messrs. Chandler, chairman; Spencer, Conkling, Buckingham, Mitchell, Gordon and Dennis. „ . .

Mannfaclures-Kems. Robertson, chair-man; Spraitue, Gilbert, Johnston and Fenton.

iipn'cuWHre—Messrs. Frelinghuysen, chair-man; Robertson, Lewis, Deanis an 1 McCreory.

Military A/fairs-Messrs. Loga i, chairman; Cameron, Spencer, Clayton, Wadloigh, Kelley andRanson. „ ,

Naval Affairs-Meann. Cragin, chairman; Anthony, Morrill of Maine, Sargent, Conover, Stockton and Norwood.

Ji/dician/—Messrs. Edmunds, chairman; Conkling, Carpenter, Frelinghuysen, Wright, Thurman and Stevenson.

I'ofUtffices and Poaf-rond«—Messrs. Ram-sey, chairman; Hamlin, Ferry of Michigan. Flanagan, Kelly, Dorsy, Jones, Baulsbury and Merrlman.

Public lands—Messrs. Sprague, chairman; Windom, Stewart, Prat t , Oglcsby, CoBserly, Tipton, and a vacancv.

Private Land Cfflims—Messrs. Thurman, chairman: Ferry, of Connecticut, Caldwell, Bayard and Bogy. „ , , ,

Indian ^Jfairs-Messrs . Buckmghara,chair-man; Caldwell, Allison, Oglcsby, Sherman, Stevenson and Bogy.

J'cnsions—Messrs, Prat t ,chairman; te r ry , nf Connecticut, Oglesby. Dorsy, lugalls, Ham-ilton. of Texas, and Norwood.

Iletolutionary C/aims—Messrs. Brownlow. chairman; Gilbert, Connover, Johnston and Ooldthwaite.

C/niniJi—Mess-rs. Scott, chairman: Prat t , Bor. man, Wright, Mitchell, Dennis, and Mer-rimon.

District of Columbia —Messrs. Lewis, chair-man; .Spencer, Hilchcack, Ferry, of Michigan, Robertson, Jones and SaulsburV.

Pntsnh—Messrs. Ferry, or Connecticut, chairman; Windom, Wadloigh, Hamilton, ol Marvland. and Jnhnaion.

PuOiio Jiuitdiugs and ffrou/ids—Messrs. Morrill, of Voimont, chairman; Gilbert, Cam-eron, Stockton and McCreory.

2Vm7onV«—Messrs. Boreman, chairman; Hitchcock Clayton, Cooper, Cragin, Patter-snn and Tipton.

Railroa .t—Messrs. Stewart, chairman; Scott, West, Ramsey,Hitchcock, Cragin,Howe, Frelinghuysen, Cooper, Hamilton, of Texas, and RanBoin.

Mines and Mining—MCHBTB. Hamlin, chair-man ; Chandler, Caldwell, Sargent, Kelly and Ooldthwaite. , .

Hevision of the Laics qf the United Stalm— Messrs. Conkling, chuirmau; Carpenter, Stew-art. Alcorn and llansom.

Education and .Labor—Messrs. Flanagan, chairman ; Patterson, lugalls. Bogy and Gor-don.

HELECT COMMITTEEH.

Betisiou of the Pules -Messrs. Ferry, of Michigan, chairman ; Hamlin and Mernmon.

To Audit and Control Uic Contingent Expenses nf the Senate—KetatH. Carpenter, chairman; Jones and Saulsbury.

Printing-'Meavra. Athony, chairmen; Howe and Casserly.

Library—tlemta. Howe, chairman; Allison and Edmunds.

Edgrossed Messrs. Casserly, chair-man ; Clayton and Cooper.

Enrolled /ii'/s—Messrs. Amos, chairman ; Lewis and a vacancy.

Isvees of the Mississippi if/cor—Messrs. Al-corn, chairman; Clayton, West, Schurz ami Gordon.

Transportalion Routes lo the Seaboard— Messrs. Windom, chairman ; Conkling, Ames, Conover, Casserly and Norwood.

Tho Committees on Appropriation!, Priv-ileges aud Elections, Public Lands, and Post-offices and Post-roads, aro made to consist ot nine members, instead of seven as heretofore, but vacancy is left temporarily on Privileges and Elections aud Public Lands. Tho Com-mittee on Pacific Railroads is abolished and thu Committee on Railroads substituted therefor. The Standing Committee on Inves-tigation and Retrenchment, and the Select Committee on Alleged Outrages in the South-ern States and on Political Duabilities, are abolished.

Northwestern Mutual l i f e Insurance Company.

From the MllwfBkee Rrcnlnf Wliotoiln. Wa have baloiro ns tho annual s t i lo-

ment of tho bn i tness of tho Northwtoat-ern Mutual Li fe Insuraaco Oompanv, of Milwaukee. F o r a home Journal t o say t ha t this inst i tut ion mainta ins i ts posit ion as tho leading l ife insurance company of the United States in growth and prosperity, m igh t seem boas t fu l or invidious. But we ask the r e a d e r s attention to some of the lead-ing facts in i ts businesB utatement. Tiie number of policies issued ' 'dur ing the year was 5,772; covering insurance t o the amount of $13,196,000, and premi-ums amounting t o $514,273. Number of losses paid d u r i n g the year, 325; amount ing to $581,986. Total amount of losses paid since the organization of the company is $2,870,864. The com-pany loaned d u r i n g the year, $2,300,-891, secured b y first mortgage on real es ta te valued a t $8,259,337, showing t ha t tho company holds three dollars and fifty-eight cents securi ty for every dol lar loaned. Tak ing into account the rap id increase in tho value of real es-tate of the west, where t h e securities lie, and tho fact t ha t t he company re-ceives ten per cent, interest, much of the secret of t h e wonderful growth of th i s company is accounted for. T h e loans of the company are d i s t r ibu ted as follows: In Wisconsin $2,572,^"

THE Singer Manufacturing Company in Newark, N. J. , employs quite a large number of children a little over twelve yearn old ten and u quarter hours eath day. A trunk look factery in the same place furnieheH employment to nearly fifty quite amull children, some of whom have thin peaked fices prematurely old and with an unbealthy color. Tho woik is monotonous without being really manual labor. In this and various other taotories of Newark there are altogether over 2,500 ohildren employed, and earning from two to seven dollars a week.

A MAN whom Dr . Chalmers engaged t o manage a disorderly Sunday-school kep t his eyes open dur ing prayer, and, when one boy t h r u s t a pin in to another, he marched up the aisle, s t i l l praying, and cuffed tho boy's ears, and went back praying. Af te r tha t he was mas-ter of the si tuat ion, fo r tho boys t h o u g h t a man who could watch and p ray liko that could not be p u t down.

SCENE, Tromont street car in " m u -sical and enlightened Bus ton . " S h e : " A r c you going to tho thea t re th i s evening ? " H e : " I am going to hea r E l i j a h . " She : " A h I W h e r e does she play ? "

Illinois Indiana. Iowa 610,700

Minnesota K a n s a s 272,700 Mis sou r i 208,500 Kentucky 151,500 Michigan U H ™ Ohio 95.500

Georgia JS'SSS Colo rado 38.000 N e b r a s k a 23,500

Total amount loaned $6,490,545

Tho total income of t h e company for 1872 was $3,695,064; and the total as-sets Jan . 1st, 1873, were $12,500,000.

B u t those who are interested in t h i s sub jec t should ge t a fu l l s t a tement of the business and condit ion of the com-pany, and careful ly examine i t .

A Dog's Memory of Friends. The Ravenna, Ohio, Democra t s a y s :

"Seve ra l years ago a large shepherd 'a dog came to t h e residence of a family in one of t h e townships in Por tage county. H e had been wounded ap-parent ly by having the whole b l ade of an axe buried in h is body, back of tho shoulder-blade. H e came to the fam-i ly mansion t h u s wounded, dragging himself pa inful ly along, rnd moaning piteously. H e was a s t range dog, no such animal being known in the vicin-i ty. The family had compassion on him, closed and dressed his severe wound as bes t t hey could, he, d u r i n g the dressing, expressing to the good Samari tans h is g ra t i tude bv h is looks, moaning all t he while. H e recovered and remained with the family a long time, no owner being known. H e proved to b e a very intel l igent and valuable animal . Tho family became very much a t tached to him, as he did t o them, b u t having no need for such a dog they subsequent ly sold him to a passing drover of sheep and cattle. Two years a f t e r t he sale, t h e same drover passed t ha t way with a drove of sheep, th i s shepherd dog a iding in the labor of driving. When the drove had reached a po in t a b o u t a qua r t e r of a mile d i s tan t f rom the residence of his benefactor, he suddenly lef t h is post of du ty and ran b y the drove, passing between the fence and the drove ol sheep, aud when he reach-ed the ha | i se of h is old f r i e n d s ' h e bounded in to the yard , ran to the house, and with such expressions of joy and gladness as dogs can give lie passed f rom member t o member of the family, the re be ing six or seven in number, old and young, leaping u p aud placing his fore feet on the breast and licking the face of each. Th is done he turned and le f t as suddenly as ho had c o m e , leaped the fence, resumed his plrce in tho drove, and tho family nev-er saw h im more. I s it surpr is ing t ha t af ter th i s act of grateful recognition be lef t his benefactors in tears ? Th is is an indisputable authent ica ted fpct.

Congressional Summary.

SEKATB—On Tuesday, March 18, Mr. Bogy made a statement in regard to the me-morial from members ol tho Missouri Legisla-ture charging him with bribeir, and asked for immediate octiou. The Caldwell case again camo up for consideration. A resolu-ticn was offered for inquiry during the recess on the subject ut transportation between the interior and the seaboard.

SENATE—In t h e S e n a t e , on t ho 17th, papers and documeuts were submitted Irom members of 'he Missouri Legislature, dsclar-ing that there was corruption in tho election of Senator Bogy. Mr. ik'Htwoll was sworn in as Senator from Massachusetts. After debat-ing the Caldwell case, the Senate went into executive session.

SENATE.—On F r i d a y , t h o 14th, a rosolution was offered authorizing the Com-mittee on Commercu to sit during the recess for the purpose of invest igatmg the subject of steamship subcidiei. The Caldwell casu was again considered.

SENATE—On Thursday , March 13, Mr. McCreery was excused irftm serving on tho committees on Public Buildings and Agri-culture. Several reBolntiens were offered and referred. The Caldwell case was then again takon up.

SENATE.—In t h e S e n a t e , o n t h e 12 th . Hon. Matt. H Carponter was elected President pro lem. A revised list of standing and special committees were presented and accepted. The consideration ot tho caso of Senator Caldwell, of Kansas, was resumed, and occupied tho re-mainder of the sessiun.

Foreign Notes.

ENGLAND likes the American s leeping cars and is adop t ing t h e m ou her pr in-cipal railways. ^

Lou i s NAPOLEON was bur ied with h i s oini and his uncle 's wedd ing ring# on his lef t hand.

I S A B E L L A of Spain, ot t he age of 43, is reported to look " younger , hea l th-ier and h a p p i e r " than ever before.

MME. BACIIEL, t h e f a c e e n a m e l l e r i n London, is ono of the convicts who are out of prison on a ticket-of-leave.

THEX want to c u t down Queen Victoria 's income to t h e sum paid t o the P res iden t of t h e Uni ted Sta tes , thus reducing he r to ab jec t pover ty .

THE London Booksel ler laments t h a t publ ishing in I re land will soon be r e -garded as among the los t ar ts .

THE J a p a n Gaze t te of the 22d of J anua ry publ i shed the following an -nouncement : Bourikoshi-'U yeno-Kag-anori has been appoin ted Minis ter f o r J a p a n at Washington.

A THIEF stole the census pape r s of several hundred communes, in Switzer-land, recently, and sold them for o ld paper . I t will cost 10,000 f rancs t o re-place tho missing stat ist ics.

MLLE. BENAULT, w h o m M. H e n r i d e Bochefort , of Lan te rne notoriety, m a r -ried some t ime back unde r such t r ag -ical circumstances, and whose recovery was considered as hopeless, is now per-fectly re-establ ished in health, a n d takes daily p romenades in the v i c in i ty of Versailles.

THE late L o r d L y t u m le f t a wr i t t en in junc t ion t h a t a f t e r death, or p re -sumed dea th , his b o d y should be al-lowed, fo r three days, to lie u n t o u c h e d upon h i s bed, and then should be e x -amined b y medical men, who shou ld cer t i fy t ha t l i fe was ext inct . Th is w a s obeyed.

THE following German weekly periodicals have the circulat ion affixed to eack :—Gartenlanbe, 320,000 copies; Daheim, 110,000; H l u s t r i t t e Ze i tung , 48,000; S t u t t g a r t Hlus t ra ted News , 125,000 copies ; Kladderadatsch, 51,000' copies.

THERE are abou t 350 paper mills now a t work in Great Bri ta in , employing nearly 30,000 persons, to say no th ing of paper-s ta ining manufactor ies , which employ some 3,000 more. The q u a n t i t y of paper m a d e annual ly mus t exceed three hundred million pounds weight , or double t ha t of t he make twenty yea r s ago, in sp i te of the fact tha t m a n y of tho eolonies havo paper mil ls of thei r -own. •

A S I N Q U L A B controversy has been go-ing ou in Franco wi th respect to the-water of the Gro t to nf Loudres , where the virgin m a d s h e r recent appearance^ This water is in grea t demand by t h e fa i thful , owing to tho fact tha t several miraculous cures havo resul ted f r o m its use. A common l iquor merchant-a t tempted to sell i t in bot t les , with h i s wares ; whereupon the Bishop of Tar-bee interfered, and condemned t h i s

?ublican in a pastoral . Then t h e own Council of Draguiman, a town

si tuated at a hund red leagues f rom t h e miraculous founta in , decided t ha t t h e water of Loudes should pay t h e same dues as the mineral waters of Vais a n d St. Galmier, and t h e radical Counci l General of t he Var d id not d i sprove th i s measure. T h e government , h o w -ever, d id not th ink i t r igh t to to le ra te th i s principle, and the admin i s t r a to r of indi rec t taxat ion observed tha t , a s the water in quest ion could not be dis-t ingu ished f rom ord inary water, t o levy d u t y on i t would raise u p m a n y difficulties. The case, however, was refer red to the Council of S ta te , which has refuned to sanct ion t h e d u t y on ano ther ground, t o wit, t ha t i t was not voted fo r financial mot ives!

THE other Sunday morning a s t ranger entered Chris t Church, Indianapol is , and t h e r e being no usher j u s t at hand , was permi t ted to occupy a s t and ing po-sition for a moment or two. At length he was approached by ono of the breth-ren. when he inqu i red : " W h a t church is t h i s ? " Christ Church , s i r . " " I s he in?" T h e s t ranger was led to conclude that h e was in, f rom the fact t ha t he was immediately shown to a seat.

Lands to Soldiers.

Accompanying the recent adverse re-por t of tho Sena te Commit tee on Publ ic L a u d s on Mr. Ho lman ' s Soldiers ' B o u n t y L a n d Bill, and wh ich effectually ki l led the measure , is a n impor tan t le t te r f rom Commiss ioner Drnmmond , of the L a n d Office, in which ho reviews t h e h i s tory and pffecta of all legislat ion g ran t ing l ands to soldiers f r o m the resoint ion of t h e Cont inenta l Congress of 1776 t o t h e present t ime. H e says t ha t s ince tho act of 1852 t h e p ropor t ion of locat ion war-r a n t s ' b y beneficiaries thereof or b y their he i rs has no t been ono to one^ l , hundred , and he is fu l ly convinced t h a t as a general proposi t ion the soldiers have never apprecia ted the na t iona l benefact ions in tho form of pub l ic lauds, and t ha t t he boun ty land sys-tem has failed to answer tho design of its projectors , e i ther as a means of se t -t lement of land or comneusation of soldiers. Mr. D r n m m o n d says tha t a t t h e present ra te i t would r equ i r e half a century to survey the laud called f o r by the bill, and t h a t thoy would t a k e all tho accessible lands not ulreudy given away e r promised.

Uncle Sam Sued for $557 ,000 .

I n the Un i t ed Sta tes Cour t at Cin-cinnat i , ou F r iday , a sui t wos b r o u g h t ^ aga ins t t he Un i t ed States government by tho Newpor t ' a u d Cincinnati Bail-road Br idge Company for $557,000, al-leged damages in conscquence of al-te ra t ions r equ i r ed in the cous t inc t ion of a b r idge as t o i ts height and width of channel span . The assent of t h e Un i t ed Sta tes government to bu i ld ing t h i s b r idge was given March 3, 1869. T h e Congressinoal legislation requir ing the change on which the claim is based was section 5 of t h e bill for appropr ia-t ions for the Post-Office Depa r tmen t fo r the year end ing J u n e 30, 1872, a n d approved March 3, 1871. Tho same act provides t ha t the part ies in ju red there-by may seek redress in the Uni ted Sta tes Court . The case is said to bo the first of i ts k iud ever b r o u g h t against the government .

•) The Litt le People .

A dreary place would be this earth. Were there no little people in i t ;

Tho song of life would losu its mirth. Were there no children to begin i t ;

No little f rmo, like buds to grow. And make tiiu admiring heart surrender;

noli t t lo hands on breast and brow, To keep tho thrilling love-chords tender.

Tho stonier souls would grow more stern. Unfeeling nature more iubiiman,

And man to stoic coldnoss turn. And woman would bo less than woman.

Life's song, indeed, would lose its charm. Were there no babies to begin i t ;

A doleful place this world would be. Wore there no little people in it.

— WhittUr.

C h n r l i e ' s L i t t l e C a r t .

" Oh ,dea r ! I want a l i t t le c a r t ! " said five-vear-old Charlie, ly ing on h i s back o n t h e floor and kicking his feet u p in t h e air . " I don ' t know what to do, Gran 'ma. I want a cart, and nobody ever gets me carts. I want one as big as n mountain. like U n d o Pe te r ' s to car ry my marbles to marke t i n . "

Grandma looked round f r o m tho l i t t le jacket she was cu t t ing out , and saw the marbles rol l ing all a round on tho door-step.

" I t is t ime t h e y were ga thered in for market , I dec la re , " she said. " N e x t t h i n g some one will s tep on them and fal l down. L e t ' s see if we can ' t find a c a r t somewhere. How will th i s do, Char l ie ? "

And she took down f rom the corner cupboa rd a low box wi thout any cover. I t was about e ight inches long and five inches wide, and an inch and a half deep. Grandma had used i t t o keep seeds in th rough the winter ; b u t t he seeds were all in the ground now look-ing ou t for themselves, and tho box was empty.

" H o ! " cr ied Charl ie , who had j umped up and ran a f te r her, " T h e r e a in ' t anyth ing for the horse to d r ag i t b y ! "

" Oh. you d o n ' t k n o w ! " said g rand-ma. " S e a b o r e ! " Aud she took a g imle t from t h e shelf aud bored two holes in one end of the box, and then fas tened a long cord in tho holes, so t h a t Charlie could fas ten himself in, a n d be a l i t t le horse.

Charlie was a very happy l i t t le gal-lop ing horse for a minute; b u t Grand-m a had no sooner got back to the j acke t , than t h e r e b e c a m e and stood pu l l ing the corner of her apron.

" Grandma , " he said, soberly, " m y l i t t le cart a in ' t a cart. I t says i t wants wheels, and wants four, aud they m u s t t u r n round . "

" O h , tha t ' s what i t says, is i t ? " sa id dear Grandma. " I d idn ' t under -s t and what i t sa id . Well, thon, Char -lie, run and ge t m e those two l i t t le l ong pine s t icks I see iu the k ind l iug-box . " i

Then Grandma took a sha rp knife , a n d whitt led the ends of tho s t icks out small , and wi th four of her l i t t le car-p e t tacks she nailed the st icks on the bo t tom of t h e cart , so t ha t tho s h a r p e n d s stood o u t on each $iide.

" T h e r e are the axlotrees," she said, a n d now for the wheels ."

Charlie cou ldn ' t t h ink where the wheels were coming f r o m ; b u t Grand-m a found fou r empty spools in her work-basket , which she sl ipped on tho s lender axletree ends, and then drovo a tack gently by each one, eo i t would n o t come off.

" T h e r e , now, i t is a rea l c a r t , " she s a i d ; " g o and ga the r y o u r marbles f o r marke t . "

" O g r an 'ma ! you ' r s t h e bes t g ran 'ma f o r little boys ever I s a w ! " exclaimed C h a r l i e ; and ho was a nice l i t t le horse t ro t t i ng off, and then he was a l i t t le m a n by the doorstep, p ick ing up mar-bles and loading his cart , and thon ho w a s a little horse again, drawing them steadi ly to marke t under the b ig arm-c h a i r in the corner.

Now wasn' t she a rea l b r igh t g r a n d -ma, to know how t o make such a nice l i t t le cart fo r Charlie !—iS'e/iooi JDay Visitor.

I t Yon Plentv.

Boys, do you ever th ink how much rea l courtesy will do for you? Some of the greatest men aro ever cau t ions iu t h i s respect. When the D u k e of Wei ing tou was sick, the las t h e took was a l i t t le tea. On his servant h a n d i n g i t t o him in a saucer, and ask ing if he would have it, t he d u k e repl ied, "Yes , if you p l e a s e . " ThoBe were h i s las t words . How much k indnes s and cour tsey are expressed by t h e m ! H e h a d commanded great armies and was long accustomed t o the tonb of author-i tv , but d id not over look tho courtesy of life. Ah, how many boys d o ! W h a t a rude tone of command they of ten u s e to the i r l i t t le b ro the r s nnd sisters, a n d sometimes to the i r mothers . T h e y o r d e r so. T h a t is i l l-bred and shows, t o say the least, a want of thought . I n all your home talk remember , " If you p lease ." To all who wait upon you or serve you, believe t h a t " If you p lease" will make you bet ter served than all t he c ross and order iug words in the whole d ic t ionary . Do not forget three l i t t le w o r d s : — " If you p lease ."

" Speak gently ; it is bettor far To rule by love than fear."

—Selected.

S k i p p i n g the H a n i P o i n t s .

Boys, I want to ask you how you t h i n k a conqueror would make out, who went t h rough a country he was t ry ing to subdue, and whenever he found .i fo r t ha rd to take, lef t i t alone. Don ' t vou th ink the enemy would buzz wild there, like bees in a hive, and when he was well in to tho h e a r t of t he country, don ' t you fancy they would swarm ou t and harass h im ter r ib ly ?

J u s t so, I want you to remember , will it be with y o u ; if you sk ip over the hard places in your lessomi, and leave t h e m unlearned, you have lef t an enemy in the rear tha t will not fail to harass you, and mor t i fy you t imes without number .

" There was jus t a l i t t le bi t of my Lat in I had 'n t r e a d s a i d a vexed s tudent to me, " a n d i t was j u s t there, the professor had to call upon me at examination. There were j u s t two or three examples I had passed over, and ono of those I waa asked t o do ou tho blackboard."

The s tudent who is not thorough is never well at his e a se ; he cannot for-get tho skipped p r o b l e m ; and the con-sciousness of his deficiencies makes him nervoua and anxious .

Never laugh a t t he slow, p lodding s t u d e n t ; tho time wiil surely some when the l augh will bo turned. I t takes t ime to be thorough, bu t it more than pays. Resolve, when yon take u p a new s t u d y t ha t you will go th rough with it l ike a succeseful con-queror , taking every s t rong point .

If t he inaccurate scholar 's difficulties closed with h i s school l ife i t might not bo so great a m a t t e r for h i s f u tu r e career. Bu t he has cha ined to himself a h a b i t t ha t will be l ike an iron ball a t t he heel all tho res t of h is life. What-ever h e does will be lacking somewhere. H e has learned t o sh i rk what is ha rd , and t h e habi t will grow with years. Now no th ing we ge t in t h i s l i fe is to be had fo r nothing. Success is not t h rus t upon n man. If you want any good you m u s t work fo r i t . Tho eye t ha t never falters, and the nerve t ha t never quails , are the t r u e e lements of victory in the mental and moral , a s well as the physical world. Don ' t sk ip the ha rd points.—6'chooUlay Visitor.

" T h e Bay's Kelt.')

Several years ago, a f a rmer in the S ta te of New York sent h is sou Bol l in to drag a newly plowed field. H e was to drive a young ox-team, and tho fa th-er in qui te a pompous manner said, " N o w , boy, t o drive this team you mus t be a /nan to-day, and keep out of all boyish scrapes, then you' l l get a long well enough. Now remember , no boy 's play with this t e a m . " Bol lm said he would do as well as he could, and s tar t -ed fo r work. Af te r tho farmer had looked to other mat te r s on tho farm, and assured himself t ha t all was mov-ing along proper ly , he s tar ted fo r the field to look a f te r Rol l in and the team. Now Bollin had done well, and every-th ing had gone along nicely unt i l jus t as the farmer reached the corner of the field, when tho drag caught in an old s tump, tea r ing a p a r t o f i t o f f , a n d br ing-ing out au act ive ues tof yellow jackets . W h e n the f a rmer came in sight, what was his as tonishment , and vexation, to see the oxen kicking, and jumping, and p lunging ahead , and Bollin appa-ren t ly imi ta t ing their movements. " Here, boy, what are you do ing the re ?" screamed the fa rmer in no very gentlo manner . " I g u e s s we're iu a hornet ' s ne s t , " answered the fran-tic Boll in. " I u a boy's neat I guess ! Here , give me t h a t w h i p , " said the en-raged father , " a n d I ' l l see what th i s hornet ' s nest a m o u n t s t o . " So away he s tar ted a f t e r t he f r ightened team, in tent upon has t i ly br inging order out of confusion. Ho had gone but a few steps, however, when the horne t s met him, nnd ho evident ly forgot the teum, and all former intentions, threw away his whip, and to all appearances be-came absorbed iu the one idea of danc-ing a jig, a t t ho same t ime fur iously slapping his unoffending trousers, and now and then his ears, in a most f ran-tic and shocking manner . Rollin, who had found peacefu l q u a r t e r s over the fence, now shou ted back, " H o w do you like ' a boy 's nes t , ' f a t h e r ? " Rol-liu is now a mau, nnd tho fa rmer is bowed down with tho weight of four score years, y e t he laughs in a very quiet , bu t amused way, whenever Rol-lin refers him to " t h e boy's nes t . "

A. M. K.

FARM AND HOUSKHOU).

Gett ing P l e n t y of Prcnh Egg*.

In a long communicat ion to the Ger-nmntown Telegraph upon the sub jec t of poultry. Mr. E. Dwight . of Hudson , Mich., considers the quest ion, " H o w to get nlonty of good flavored f resh eggs with l i t t le t roub le , " and th inks if there is any secret in it he has not dis-covered it . and makes the same publ ic for the benefit of all interested. H e says : " Once, th i r ty years ago, I was troubled j u s t as my neighbor now is. 1 fed my lions plenty of corn, aud got bu t few eggs. I reasoned upon tho matter , and happened t o think tha t t he const i tuent pa r t s of milk and the whites of eggs were much alike. Now, it lias long been known to mi lkmen tha t wheat middlings nnd b ran are about the host of any food to make a cow give milk ; why not then tho bes t to make the hens lay eggs ? I t r ied it, and since then havo had no t rouble . My m o d e of prepar ing tho feed is to mix a b o u t five parts of bran to one of middl ings . In the morning I wet up with water about f ou r quar t s of the mixture in a large pan, t ak ing pains to have it r a the r dry, though all damp. Th is I set i n a warm, sunny spot, sou th of their shed, and thoy walk up, t ake a few dips, don ' t seem to fancy i t liko corn, and s t a i t off on a h u n t for something bet-ter, bu t always coming round in a short t ime for a few more d ips from" tho dish of the bran. There is l i t t le t ime dur-ing tbe whole day b u t what one or more a re s tanding b y the pan, and helping themselves. I am careful to mix for t h e m jus t as much ns they will consume dur ing tho day. At n ight , jus t before they repair to the roost , I usually throw them a b o u t a p in t of shelled corn, well scat tered, so tha t each one can get a few kernels. If your hens decline to eat this feed a t first, sprinkle a l i t t le Ind ian meal on i t . I would like all who complain of not get-t ing eggs to try my plan, and I th ink they will never be so r ry . "

Clean W a t e r for Catt le .

As long as there is water on the premises some farmers think it i s good enough for tho stock, no mat te r how long i t may have stood or how s tagnant it is. We have seen catt le | driven in to ponds where u green scum floated on tho surface. T h a t such j could be any more hea l thy for an 1

animal t han to a h u m a n being physio-logis ts have not a averred. T h a t p u r e water should be pu t in to the t roughs of the s tock yard is apparent t o any th inking mind . On th is subjec t the J o u r n a l of the Royal Agricul tural So-ciety, of E n g l a n d , ' h a s the fol lowing:

" Professor Law, of Cornell Univer-sity, ge ts h is supply of milk f r o m a ' m i l k m a n . ' One day, du r ing the hot weather, he observed a pecul iar ropy appearance in the cream which had risen o n tho milk. Ho examined i t under a powerful microscope, and found i t filled with l iving organisms of a charac ter qu i t e fore ign to good milk. He immediately called upon h i s mi lk-man, t o inquire concerning his mau-

ahould s tand ou a side hill , or havo an artificial elevation at one s ide of three ^oet, to give head for the flow of Bap from tho ga ther ing t u b to tho evapora-tor, A wood shed, or a t least a roof, over tho wood-pile, should be adja-cent, b u t so placed tha t t h e steam will not escape through it. T h o evapora tor or pans should bo sot on bricks, on iron gra te and door, and n damper iu tho chimney to regulate the draf t If the bars of the gra te are concave on tho upper surface, they will fill with ashes, and not warp or b u r n out, as solid bars will do in the in tense heat. Fue l should bo provided in the fall, well worked u p nnd thoroughly sea-soned. No good sugar maker keeps his sap s immer ing over a sput ter ing fire.

All tho utensi ls should be scrupu-lously clean nnd sweet. Old barre ls with tho pores of the wood impregnat-ed with West L id ia mdlasses, or any-thing else, are not fit for gather ing or s to r ing sap. Ga the r ing tubs should be m a d e of clean, sound t imber, and should be kep t sweet. Tho buckets should bo of t in and tho spouts of metal.

I t i s impor t an t t h a t t h e tapping should bo done b y a ski l l ful hand, tha t the t ree be not in jured by two deep boring, or otherwise. T h e sap flows close t o the ba rk and a hole an inch deep is sufficient. A half inch hole an inch deep, soon hoals over, and causes bu t s l ight i n ju ry to tho tree.

The sap should bo gathered fre-quent ly , aud boiled immediate ly . Fe r -mentat ion begins very soon, if not in-s tant ly on the sap leaving the tree, al-though it may no t be a t once percept i-ble to the casual observer. I t is cer-tain t h a t tho delicious m a p l e flavor, so agreeable to tho palate, is best pre-served by a speedy removal of tho wa-ter by evaporation.

The re are several devices for evapor-ating. The bes t in use is t he Cory E y a p j r a t o r . I t is of galvanized iron, with ledges or grooves iu tho bot tom, which give doub le the hea t ing surface, and cause a cu r ren t f rom side to side as the sap flows from end to ond. A monitor guage regula tes the flow aud

Applied Science. ^ FISH GPANO.—A s a m p l e of N o r w a y

fish guano, from Meineit , in Leipsic, was found to have the following per-centage of composi t ion: Moisture, 9.85: mineral matter , 32.73; organic matter , 57 .47; tho amount of plios-phoric acid be ing 13..'ll), and of nitro-gen 8.18. At about 7 cents pur pound for phosphoric acid, the price of nitro-gen is ent i re ly too h igh ,h ighe r than in fertilizers which contain it in the form of ammonia salts .

COATING COPPEII WITH IRON-.—Prof. IBottger s ta tes t ha t ammonia-sulphato of iron, with sui table bat ter ies , gives beaut i fu l results in the electrical de-position of iron in thin films or thick plates, according to tho process with double salts of iron descr ibed by him abou t 26 years ago. Th is has proved of great practical value in the preserva-t ion of engraved copper-plate? f rom wear in pr int ing, by covering them with a thin film of this peculiarly hard, steel-like iron.

SCBSTANCE FOR CT.EASINCI S l L K S AN'O

WOOLENS.—A new substance for clean-ing and whi t en ing silks and woolens consists of a weak solution of su lphure t of sodium, or of potassium, this having a very remarkab le efi'ect in removing tho fa t f rom tho wool and tho gum from silk. In tho caso of silk the bath m u s t be bo i l ing ; bu t for wool tho tem-pe ra tu re of the al'caline sulphuret should not exceed 12ll degrees F . The more g u m the re is on the fibers of tho silk the grea te r is t he amoun t of sul-phu re t needed in the solution. The a luminates of soda and potassa have also been used fo r tho same purpose.

A NEW ArpurATioN* op CENTRIFUGAL ACTION IN T R E MANUFACTORE OF SCQAR.

—It is clnimed tha t Weinreich & Schroeder have succeeded in tho appli-cation of cent r i fugal act ion to the pro-duct ion of common sugar and purified loaf sugar wi thout the usual method of l iquoring. In case of t h e loaf sugar , a cur ren t of air, drawn in by the cen-t r i fugal action, and with which steam is mixed, is employed to a id in the re-moval of tho last t races of syrup. The amouut of sugar obta ined is said to bo

a f t e r concentrat ion, to produce a mar-ketable article. Time, labor, and stor-age room aro the reby great ly econo-mized.

E N A M E L FOR C O P P E R COOKING V E S -

SELS.—TO enamel the inside of copper cooking vessels in which acid frui t and

depth of sap, aud a f auce t d r a w s o f f a i l d ten hours to be sufficient,

tho syrup as f a s t as i t is thick enough. Tho in ju ry to the flavor, wnich is caus-ed by keeping i t over tho fire hour after hour , is all avoided, as i t is re-duced to syrup and drawn off in half an hour . The evaporation is so rap id that holdcr8|for s tor ing are unnecessary. I have no difficult in evaporoting a ' vegetables are cooked, and prevent tho barrel of 33 gal lons an h o u r iu a seven-1 format ion of the so-called "verd igr i s , " foot evaporator . One of twelve feet j t he following method is recommended: will take care of i t as fas t as produced j Twelve parts of white fluorspar, 12 by a very large sugar lot . , pa r t s u n b u r n t gypsum, and one pa r t

A g u t t a p e r c h a pipe f r o m the gather- borax aro finely powered, int imately ing tub to the ovapr ra tor saves all l i f t - j mixed, aud fused in a crucible. The ing and storing. Fe l t s t r a ine i s are used fused mass is thou poured out, nnd

a f t e r cooking is rubbed to a paste . Tho copper vessel is to be coated inside with th i s preparat ion, ap-

finds a ready marke t in ou r village nt j plied b y means of a b rush , and t h e $2 a gallon (equivalent to 22 cents a vessel placed in a moderately warm pound for sugar . ) Every th ing should | place, so tha t the coat ing may dry u m -bo iu readiness to t ap the trees a t a ' formly ; a f te r which i t i s subjected to mnmnttf^u nnHstn rrK*» 44 " «<i i n rrpoiluHIITT :P.

for removing limo and motes from the s irup. By the use of such appara tus as above described, I m a k c syrup which

„ moment ' s notice. Tho " f i r s t r u n " is a g radua l ly increasing heat, till a t agement of stock and general t rea tment j tho best . I n t h e spr ing of 1871, the : length the prepara t ion fuses . Oncoo l -of milk, with a view of account ing for : sugar •eason was uear lv over before | ing, t he vessel is found to bo protected the t rouble. There was no faul t dis-1 many farmers were ready. ; internal ly by a white, opaque enamel, covered a t the dairy-house, in t be milk- \ j adher ing very firmly to the copper, not

chipping off by o rd inary knocking and ing, or in the t rea tment of the milk

M a k i n g the Beat ot It. Li t t l e Minnie, only th ree years old,

to amuse a homesick cousin who was visit ing a t he r house, b rough t out her choicest p laythings . Among these was a t iny t runk, with bands of g i l t paper for straps, a very pre t ty t o y ; bu t F red-die bent the lid too fa r back, and i t broke off. H e d id not mean to do this , and when he saw what he had done, he was f r ightened, and began to cry. Then dear l i t t le Minnie, with he r own eyes ful l of t ea r s sa id :

" N e v e r mind , F r e d d i e : jus t see what a cunn ing l i t t le cradle the top will m a k e ! "

T h a t was cer ta in ly a great deal bet-ter than f re t t ing . She made the best of \i.—Children's Hour.

T h e Deer; a F a b l e . From the Oennan.

A deer once saw himself p ic tu red in a clear brook.

" T r u l y , " sa id he, " I surnass all an-imals in gracofulness and m a j e s t y ! How lordly do my horns tower u p I B u t my feet how long and u g l y ! "

Hardly had ho u t te red these words, when ho saw a lion spr inging towards him. W i t h tho greates t h a s t e h i s dospisod feot curried h im to tho next fores t ; b u t suddenly h is p roud an t le rs wero caught iu tho overhanging thick-et , and he could not tear himself away.

The lion overtook h im aud devoured him.

Learn f rom th i s not to value th ings for their ou tward ttppearance, b u t for the i r inner wor th ; otherwise you will of ten have t o repent bi t ter ly your un -jus t judgment .— What Next.

TiiE'thieves of modern Bomc seem to have cur ious ideas about tho neces-sary qualifications for a leader The police have jus t arrested a dwarf , whose only meri t seems to have laiu in the possession of a cer tain ap t i tude for making use of o ther people. H e did not steal himself , but , l ike F a g i n in " Oliver Twis t , " kept a school in which young thieves finished their educat ion. His plan was simple and lucrative. Ho lodged and fed a host of pickpockets aud sneak thieves on the condit ion tha t all llieir booty should be handed over to him to take care of.

For the IlouHeholil.

but ou looking t h r o u g h the pas tu res | STEWED BEEFSTEAK.—Slice some rubbing, and impervious to vegetable he found tha t t he cows, for luck of 1 onions and f ry brown. Pound the m e a t ! acids. clean, r u n n i n g wa te r , were c o m p e l l e d j w i th a h a m m e r , f r y i t ove r a ho t t i re SHIPPING BUTTPR IV SRAIPN PAVQ to slake their t h i r s t for tho most till i t browns a l i t t l e ; turning each F o r ^ n ^

^ pool. This piece as soon as it has been a few ^ c - , from Copenhagen to all pa r t s of Eu rope water he examined under the micro-1 onds in tho pan, to keep in tho juice. i n hormetical lv i i .

when the same organisms made their the fried onions, to t h e beef. Le t !t i several of t he Orgeat b u t t e r d e d e w of appearance Ho next obtained a speci- s immer slowly for an hour or less if Copenhagen. The objec t of pack ing men of good m i l k - m i l k which on ex- the beef be tender . Other seasoning the b u t t e r in th i s manner is to pro tec t aminat ion proved t o be free f rom im- may be added, according to taste, or to it a j ja ins t the action of air and heat puri t ies—and into t h i s he put a d rop , vary the dish, such a s tomatoes, fresh a n a th i s is so completely a t ta inei i of water f rom the s tagnan t pool. In a or in ke tchup sage and Hummer sa- t h a t b u t t e r has been sent f rom short space of t ime the milk developed very, or a grated carrot . Young green i Copenhagen to Ch ina and back au infinite number of these l iving or- onions, such as must be thinned o u t , , ^ w i t l u m t t l i e 9 , i g h t e 8 t de t r iment ganisms, aud became similar in char-1 are good cut u p in i t ; peppe r aud salt | t o i t s Th., n r i n ™ , n l

rnals. The cows were found l o b e hot aud feverish, t h u s evidently showing tha t these organisms, en te r ing the

houses. The packages varv in size u p WASHING COMPOUND.—Tho u s e o f ; to 28 p o u n d s , a l t h o u g h t h o s e of 4

soda for washing l inen i s very injuri-1 pounds aro generally prefer red . T h e ous to tho tissue, and impar t s to i t a ; cans inside are l ined with wood, sat-

circulat ion, had affected tho hea l th of yellow color. In Germany and Belgium | ura ted with salt pickle, and, when tno nmmaiu t h p f o i i 0 W i n g mixture , 8 extensively I filled, i r e soldered up . Th is t r e a tmen t

and beneficially used : Two pounds of l is t h o u g h t to exert a very impor tan t

the animals.

S m o k i n g Plant*.

S«mo one having recommended the

smoking of p l an t s with su lphurous

smoke, a correspondent energetically s a y s :

" I am surprised t ha t any one claim-ing to bo practical can recommend sul-p h u r to bo bu rned under o r in close proximity to plants , as a more destruc-tive and deadly agent does not , iu my experience, exist, and on no account should bo so recommended. In burn-ing su lphur su lphur ic acid gas is evolv-ed, an agent at onco so ter r tb lo that no th ing else can bo found to i l lustrate so horr ib ly the pa ins and to r tu r e s of the doomed in hell as a lake of burn-ing br imstone . ' '

The safest and bes t f umiga to r is to-bacco smoke.

soap are dissolved in about five gallons of water, as hot as tho baud can bear i t ; then nex t is added to this fluid three large-sized table-spoonfuls of l iquid ammonia and one spoonful of oil of tu rpent ine . These fluids aro in-corporated rapidly b y meansof bea t ing

influence bu t te r .

in tho preservat ion of tho

Maple S u g a r M a k i n g .

A Vermont con t r ibu to r to the Rural

New Yorker has an art icle o n the sub-

ject, f rom which we make tho follow-ing e x t r a c t :

The re should bo a sugar houso of boil ing, large enough for t h e evapora-tor and for boi l ing all the bucke ts aud fixtures, with a wide door, that will admi t the entrance of tho gathering t u b s a t t he end of the season, and which should not be used as a hog pen.

LET tnoso American young ladies who go abroad and mar ry husbands take heed lest the kno t be insecurely

„ i - r t '0d- T h e y should t ake warninff f rom them together with a small birch a case which lately came before a cour t broom. Tho linen is then Huakrcliu i n I W M r 8 . M a m Hicks, a y o u n g

L- his l iquid for three hours, care be ing , American, was marr ied by a P ro t e s t an t y taken to cover the washing tub b y a clergyman t o M. Dnssance , a F reneh-it close fitting wooden cover By th s ' i n h e r 0 W D C u l l u t r v . A son was

means tho h n e n is thoroughly cleaned, t he offspring of the i r union, a n d « m u g much rubbing, t ime, and fuel . M. Dnssance having re turned t o Ammonia does not affect the l inen or F r a n c o w i t l l h is wife, t he chi ld w L woolen goods, and is largely used as a baptized, members of the fa ther ' s fam-h q u o r in the north of England . ; jjy officiating as god-parents . M. Dus-

H o w TO WEIGII WITHOOT SCALKS - 8 a u c 0 d i e d , l eav ing b e h i n d h i m a for -T b e following tables will very mate- tune, and immedia te ly h is blood rela-n a l l y aid those h o u s e e p e n who d o not tions, like a lot of harp ies as they were have scales at hand to measure anv ar- 9 0 l l g h t to prove h is marr iage null and t i d e wanted. Allowance should be Hecure all h is p r o p e r t v foi themselves, made for ext raordinary dryness or ex- The cour t has dec lared the mar r i age

ttWH r ™ i t 6 . * 0 8 T d e i : , bu t only because of the ac-ludian moai . .'.'.".."."l ib 2 ozare'.'.'.' 1 quart! | J ' 1 ( \ e n t t h a t t h e family of the deceused Batter when soft 1 mis .1 quart. l l a i ' n o ' i m a d e t h o d e m a n d t o a n n u l i t Loaf sugar, broken....1 ibis 1 quart. I within a year of having hoard of the White sugar powdered.l ft 1 oz aro. . . .1 quart. | a l l i ance . , Best brown sugar 1 lb 2ozaro 1 quart. Kggs 10 eggs are l i b . Flour 8 quarts a r c . . . . I neck.! A K E N T D C K Y editor received tho fol-•fc'loi,r 4 ^ o c k s a r e " • • • 1 bos* lowing uote from a subscriber , ask ing

' t h a t a false notice of h i s death migh t LIQUIDS, ETC. Sixteen large tablespponfulLi arc K pint. 1 . ( U - T . . , -Eight largo tablespoonfuls are I g i l l . ' l j 0 c o r r e c t e d ; b i r , I n o t i s a f ew er -

c i . . Four large tablespoonfuls are « gill. 11018 in tho obi tuary of myself which or for any o ther base purpose . (Sap, ; £ w o K'11.8 n r 0 >» P i u t-1 appeared in your pape r of lastwonsday, liko milk, is very sensitive, and impt in- ! F o m - ^ ' n i a r ^ a r c . V . V ' ".V.V Vl J la i l" ' ! i w a 8 b o r u i u 6 r e e n u p co, uotca ldwel l , ties iu the a tmosphere or the sugaring 1 A coninion sized tumbler iioldV. . . .'.".S pint!1 l u l t* II1-' I'^tiremeut f rom b i snes in 1869 utensi ls are quickly impar ted t o it, | A|commou sized wineglass is K gill! | was not owiu to ill he l th , but tu a lit-destroying tho delicious maplo flavor, I tc 'acuP .'9- • •—.- 1 gill, j tie t ruble i had in connection with a which is its pecul ia r charm. ) The i l tJasnoonlul u 15 " / s ' ! horse, and the cors of my doth was not fa rmer can pu t up a suita- Forty ilropa eqnal . 'teaspoonfui'' i h e P 1 ® ^ make correct ion* ble bui ld ing at a cost of $50. I t ' Four teaspoonfulsequals . . . .1 tablespoonfal. ' 'o r W 1 C " 1 e u c ^ 0 8 e 50 cents ."

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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL, J A B . W. H 1 N R , K o r r u « .

- M A L U / ' M W . L O W E L L ,

Vor Justice of ibc Buprctn" Court-ISAAC CUKWTIANCY.

Vor Ragvat* of fho UnlTori-lty of Michi(f*n— EltWAKH 0. WAI.KBR, ANDKEW GMMIK.

T h e C o n g r o B a l i o n a l S o c i a l w i l l

m e e t a t t h o r o s i d c n c o of M r s . E . K .

C r a w , on W e d n e s f l a y e v e n i n g , A p r .

S d , 1 8 7 3 . A o o r d i a l i n v i t a t i o n i s

e x t e n d e d .

T h e Advancc i s t h e n a m e o f a n e w

p a p e r j u s t s t a r t e d a t N u n i o a , O l t a -

w a C o u n t y , b y t h e N u n i o a P u b l i s h -

i n g Co . I t i s a s e v e n c o l u m n f o l i o

s l i eo t , w e l l p r i n t e d , a n d is f a t h e r e d

b y Loo o f t h o S p r i n g L a k e Independ-

tnt. S u c c c s s t o t h e Advance.

W o r c d u c e d t h e s i ze o f o u r p a p e r

l a s t w e e k s i m p l y b e c a u s e t h e f o r m e r

s i ze w a s l o o l a r g e f o r t h o p r e s s , a n d

f o r n o o t h e r r e a s o n . H o l d y o u r

t e m p e r k i n d f r i e n d s — i f y o u ' v e l o s t

i t w e ' l l e n d e a v o r t o m a k e i t u p t o

y o u .

T h e n e w g r o c e r y firm o f W m g l e r

B o r g i n & Co . , s t a r t , in a s s u r i n g t h e

p u b l i c t h a t t h e y wi l l s u p p l y t h e m

in a l l k i n d s o f g r o c e r i e s a n d p r o v i s -

s i o n s , c r o c k e r y a n d g l a s s w a r e e t c . ,

g o o d a n d a s l o w a s t h e y c a n b e

b o u g h t i n t h e S t a t e o f M i c h i g a n .

T h e l i n n is c o m p o s e d o f a c t i v e , en-

e r g e t i c y o u g m e n , w i t h a l a r g e e x -

A n o t h e r e d i t i o n o f w i n t e r .

T h o F i r o D e p a r t m o n l iv t o b o r e -

o r g a n i z e d .

In t h e O B H P o f S h e a r r s . H o d g e s ,

in t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , t h o d e c i s i o n o f

t ho J u s t i c o C o u r t w a s c o n c u r r e d in.

A R e p u b l i c a n C a n o u s f o r t h e n o m -

i n a t i o n o f t o w n s h i p o f f i c e r s i s s o t

d o w n f o r M o n d a y , A p r i l S d , a t M u -

s io H a l l .

T b e v i l l a g e e l e c t i o n n e x t T n e s d a y

is all t h o t a lk . W e h a v e y e t l o h e a r

o f t h o m a n w h o i s n o t t a l k e d o f f o r

s o m e off ice .

M r . E d w a r d s , a t S o m e r b y ' s o l d

s t a n d , h a s a fine s e l e o t i o n o f g o o d s .

H i s r e p a i r d e p a r t m e n t i s a t t e n d e d t o

b y h i m s e l f , a n d h e w a r r a n t s h i s

w o r k . C a l l o n h i m .

BLOOD LETTING IN DRY GOODS!

T H E S L A U G H T E R C O M M E N C E S !

C U T T I N G R A T E S O N C A R P E T S

G R E A T C L E A R I N G S A L E !

N O T I C K . — T h e S p i r i t u a l S o c i e t y o f

L o w e l l wil l h o l d t h o i r Q u a r t e r l y

M e e t i n g In M u s i c H a l l , S a t u r d a y a n d

S u n d a y , . M a r c h t 9 t h a n d SOth, 1873 .

M r s . L . A . P o a r s a l l wi l l b e t h e m a i n

s p e a k e r .

M . N . PURPLE, P r e s .

S A R A V A C . — A t t h e C h a r t e r e leo-

l i o n o f S a r a n a o , t h e f o l l o w i n g o f f i ce r s

w e r o e l e c t e d : P r e s i d e n t , R V o s p e r ;

C l e r k , W . L . S t r i c k l a n d ; T r e a s u r e r ,

A . W . G o o d s e l l ; T r u s t e e s , N .

H o l m e s n n d F . H . S p e n c e r ; A s s e s s -

o r , E . S p e n c e r ; M a r s h a l l , E . VVood-

rufT,

L I S T O K L K T T E R S r e m a i n i n g i n t h e

p e r i e n c e in lli«.' g r o c e r y b u s i n e s s , j ^ > o s t a l ^ J < , w o " » K e l t C o u n t y ,

a n d w o t a k e g r e a t p l e a s u r e in r e e - i ^ r t r c ' ,

nramcmlingtl.cn, lo ll.c |inl,lic 1 , I .AmK. ' i . , s r -Mi S « M»rth« Bark-. • l ev . M i s s LI.-IO I J o y n e , J n i s s J e n n i e

eve ryway vrorll.y ot lln-.r luuron-• M n |_ ^ M r , ,

a g e . T h e y p r o p o s e I m v i n g a l m n s t (• K K a i o n , M i s s M i r v A n n

e v e r v l h i i i g t h e rai n i e r h a s ii> se l l ; ( . a ' l i po r t , M i s s iM:g-y A L y o n , M i s s

a n d a l a l l t i m e s p;iv :ill t h e i n a i k i l A .Moore, M i ^ s N e t t i e M c K a y , M r s .

will allow, and KCII ovcrvthin- I., J M Kolnn.on, Mi«« Nett ie Saylcs.

l lu ' i r l i n e r iu l i t d o w n V.oUnn.. „ , , ' , ' i T 7 1 l K f r 0 " " 1 - ' . 1 1 1 ! " " ' ' E d w a r d s , . I . i s e i i h F a n e l l , L e w i s H a r t

. . V, Ti- 11 D 1) H e l m e r , O r l a n d o K i n y o n , M r . 1 £ . 1 8 >NA.. M i . I l l n u I M I ' L l io ine M i | | , I R , , ( M R I ) , , , , ! , . ' M y e r s ,

a l l ym ; v is i t las i S : i i . n . l : . y . S . l . n y l e r T . . w . r E s q , C h a r l e s T h i b u s -

M i s s E i h ' n . lo l .ns in li-l t last w i c k E d w i n W r i ^ l n , W i l l i a m W W o r i i n .

f o r O R R V J I ' a . , w h e r e h e r p a r e n t s K O U K U J . V L I S T — A l e x . G . S h i e l d s .

wil l siion r.i|li»w, ;t:nl i x p e c l'> i n n k e ; I ' e i . - o n s c t i l ing for t h o s e l e t t e r s

t h a t j . Iace t lu ir M - n i n n c n t h o m e . . will pl i-aso s a y " a i l v e r t i s o d " a n d

T h - !>i wislu-s o l ' a l ios t r»}' f r i e n d s ' n i v c d a t e (if t h i s n o t i c e .

g o w i t h h e r . A. M. E L S W O R T H , P . M .

PE B B V & LO O K — H a v e y o u v i s - j > I A U K I J - : I > .

• „ ( v .J \ v 1 C r Y K S N ' * t l . l — MILI.KR.—In A l l r s t n , a t t h e M . it> d t h n r n e w . Ihc-.•• W l a x e . K f M ^ h , s : ,

ar. 'l W' I f j l i - a sc i l l<) till '! •!. in all Mr Kra-I. <.i)k I.!p;r lit Jtowor, Kent Co.i to Vlics

Is U ('il ^!'r> v ' ' ' ' f l " ' ' ' " i r l ' ' r " i t s .a], i; i n u ' n i s , il >

fixed. Ti is r n r n M i r d wi th

ha i i U ' t i ne Idrn i ur1-, a <1 «-\e: v i-nn-

vt nieiu 'C des ' . ra ' ' ! :- . Tin" r o n x i l i a -

l i o n r o o m is a " th ' i iL ' •)! iH-aui v,'"

w h i c h w e I r u - t will In- a ' j " v for-

e v e r . " l l a m l s iii.o . -ar in;! , r i i n

eti1 . , f l i - . The r >010^ a u ' i imst ilt -

s i i a b l e , an.I il.- t i c e u j i u.l.s ;im

r.o II-K1.1. M.4 ItKPT Kr.PORT.

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s u m u t h e qu i l l , a n d i c l i e v e t h e p r e s

e n t " q n i l i i s t " f r o m d o u b l e d u t y .

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CHOICE EGOS For Sitt ing.

U. 0 . WlLUAMI.

r e c e i v e d b y a v a s t c o n c o u r s e of c i t i -

zens , w h o , w i t h m u s i c a n d c h e e r s ,

e s c o i t e d h i m t o t h o C o u r t H o u s e ,

w h e r e M a y o r M i l l e r d e l i v e r e d a P p r i D R S t J , M o f Milliner Gocdi Jost

w e l c o m i n g a d d r e s s , d e c l a r i n g >n j r c c i e T e ( j ^ j i r i c p g r r j , ^ , , s tore on the

b e h a l f o f h i s t o w n s m e n a n d f i i e n d s 1 Qr^ge .

t h e i r f u l l t n . . t in h i . o h t r a n t o r f o r j T | i I i > u > l ~ ~ , p . , l b . U 4 , d M , 0 I

t r u t h , i n t e g r i t y , a n d p. l t l i o t i s m . ^ l 0 | | i r r j t ,,,-00110118000 of the sarae, by always

M r . C o l f a x m a d e a l o n g s p e e c h , | fpiiinp Htji claw ponds at BoUom PrleM

ffoina o v e r t h e w h o l e g r o u n d o f t h o 1 j c . We,i t in New Brick Slcre, oppo«U B 0 . . . • ! Foreht Mills. c b a r p e s a g a i n s t l u m . •

W h a t e v e r m a y b o t h e f n t u r e o f | J»««rri».-<t Wn. c . B. Parrtrt with t full , |w. atock ol Milliner Goods now selling cbeap a t

Air C o l fa v i t is c e r t a i n I r o m t h e | J>li V/tll . ix, i i . 1 her old bimd on the Bndge. d e m o n s t r a t i o n a t S o u t h B e n d t h a t i _

h e r e t a i n s t h e u n d i m i n i s h e d p o n f i - j I ha»e« full line of LubricaUng Oik, which

d k » e e of t h o s e w h o k n o w h i m b e s t . | I * * prepared to aell a l ver , low figarea.Oall

P r e s i d e n t G r a n t h a s a l s o w r i t t e n

Mr. Colfax a letter stating that he h a d w a t c h e d t h e i n v e s t i g a t i o n

c l o s e i v , a n d a d d s : " I a m a s s a t i s f i e d

n o w , a n d h a v e b e e n , of y o u r

i n t e g r i t y , p a t r i o t i s m , a n d f r e e d o m

f r o m t h e c h a r g e s i m p u t e d , a s if I

k n e w , o f m y o w n k n o w l e d g e , y o u r

i n u o c o u c c . "

and sei-lor y ousel tea al J . C. Weel'i Drng

Sloro.

Look over Hie fine utock of Spring hats nt

Mrs. Parrwh'a taforo biiyingeteewbere.

Save money by W»yiog Rubber Paint . I t

looka belter, lasts k o g e r and is mucb eheaper

than any olhat Paint . Kor Sale by J . C. We«t.

Fordoing over Straw Goodi, Mrt. Pfcrrish

beati tbe town iu " d Style.

W l I B V K B C A R R Y GOODS O V E R F R O M O I K 8 E A 0 O H TO A V O T H E R

T H E Y M U S T G O F O R W H A T T H E Y W I L L B R I N G .

T h i s b wfcy t i r s t t c k Is a l w a y s F r e s h , N e w a i d D e s i r a b l e

. A » e e p . I T i l l l flill) BACK. D t*m 6o*di. SOe, former priM 25e.

Very alyllail Draw Ooodi Jle.fermer priMSOe and Me. Beantlfol Flald DtaaaRoodi.litc, farmer price, Ue,

Very flne Rot i repllae, Silk and Wool, marked down to t l . Haodaone Silk and Wool Velonra, t l . fernir price II.J6

Fiae Satlnei, Hew Cloth ahadea. S6e former price, 76e.

FLANNELS, JEANS, WATER PROOFS &C Very IlaaTjr Waterproola,SOe, former prlee|I.<BBB

Katra HeaTjt Jrana SO and flOc, former price 60 and 70c. Good all Wool Caabmeree, 7SC, worth i l ,

Hfar/Canton Flannfla.U^, IS, 18 and 2(V. Good all Wool Flannel*, iir, former price 80c.

Very Heary Factory Klaanel*,a1l Wool, SOe, worth M. "t'T

Very Fine Imitation Fitcb aete, K , former prico | t . Children'* Funi,t«.50 a act,worth IS.

Hundaomc atrlprd Alaaka seta, IS, former p:iee|7. OcnuinoSibnian Sqnlrrel arta JS, former price 112.

Mink »et" 18, fMimerpricc |13. Real lilKh |irice<l Mink Seta marked down In proportion,

CUTTING RATES ON CARPETS.

Our Prices under N o w Y o r k Quotations.

1,000 Door Mat", |I,1.25,1 .Ml. 1 -M ami 2.00. .Splendid English Tapefttrj- l!ruaNcl«.l .20 ami upward.

llandaom« logrnlnCarpeU,S0c.6(ii-, iftc.OOe and |1, Vory BeautifulHt.vlc* OOc.ll, 1.25. and 1.40.

Handeomeaaaortmentof Tapo«try Bnii-fela. (now atrlsa] llartfmd and l.o«i'll caipita, Stair Oar-putf, slair Roda, Uatling it-c., all at our Popular I'rice*.

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F O S T E R E R O T H E R S ' Great New York City Store,

Si lonroe Street, • • Grand Rapids, Mich.

JOHN C. S C O T T , BRIDGE STREET,

Id deer BiM ofFlBt Hirer Drldge, oppoalte

Fotetl MIUi,

X J O W O I I , M l e b *

W h o l e s a l e a i d R e t a i l D e a l e r !<

Shell and Heavy

H A R D W A R E , Cutlery,

Stoves and T i n w a r e .

ALL RINDS OF

n m r i i m n M u BOKK OR SHORT WOTIOS,

" T h i s i s t h e p l a c e I l o n g h a v e s o u g h t . "

Call on

D < S c S n V E I T H ,

P a r t i c u l a r a t t e n t i o n i s o a l l e d t o

THE DETROIT MAKE OF

S T O V E S , a i A D U O F I.AU.E S V P E l l l U R I B O l f )

I l^fuf aarrantid no,' (o Oraeh.

Universal and Novelty Wrmgir ( A n d

D O T Y ' S W A S i i B R

T h e B e s t i n t h e M a r k e t .

Price and Qua Uy

I CANT BE BEAT,

JEBoy & i ramT Sutxutort lo

BERKEY BROS. A GAY, Manufactureno

F U R N I T U R E .

OJi.iAD MAPJJ}S, MlfiB.

C I I A M B K l l F U R N I T U R E ,

P A R L U U F U R N I T U R E

L I B R A R Y C A S E S ,

R A T T A N C H A I R S

C A M ] ' C H A I R S , <feC., <feC.

TIJST. 22 Monroe Street,

O R AND RAPIDS, - MICHIGAN.

D E A L E R S I N

Chromos, Paintings,

PICTURES OP A l l M S , I IRORS, Wall Paper, Window and Store Shades.

M a i i l k c t i r e r s 1 J o b b e r s t f a l l k l i d s o f

P I C T U R E F R A M E S .

SOMETHUVG JVEW. P o r t r a i t s p a i n t e d l i f e s i z e , a t t h e l o w

p r i c e o f $ 1 5 , b y

J ! E 3 H O M E 3 M C T I - A - K T E ,

One of the most skillfnl Artiste in fthe country.

Perfect copies of old Photographs etc., guaranteed in all eases. Call aud see specimens.

Suceitior lo

i B E K K E Y l i l t u . S <fe G A Y ,

Salesroom Ofllcc

55 57 & 59 CANAL ST., G r a n d R a p i d s ,

W U K B K CAN BE BOUND E V E B Y T U I N G

' J NEEDED IN THE*

FURNITURE L I N E

y Sicetiiort lo

BERKEY BROS. & GAY, 5 5 5 7 & 5 9 C a n a l S t . , G r a n d R a p i d s ,

^ • n t r a c t t o F v n i i s h

Hotels and Private Houses. JProos Quaranteed as low as any

responsible House m the TT. B.

mm my mmm c l . , Surctnon lo

BERKEY BROS. & GAY, 55 57 & 59 CANAL ST.. G. RAPIDS

UakeaapeeiaU? 01

m i i m c m i M i s i i i D R A P E U I E H , ;

Oftrina <« tM$ line vmurpaiBtd work-mmnshlp at reatenahlt ratei, j|- 1

Pier & Mantle Mirrorsi Kftdeto o rde r .

Tim AL D I M R for April wiil b« rfceived wilh

•Dtbasiaim and deiigbl b j every person of

t*8io who bas n grain ot appreciation lor the

beautiful or a spark of pride in tbe progrcw of

Atoericao Art. OeloK tbo latest, it is, of

Muree, tbe finest of all the fine issues of all

tMi wonderful press, and in thia constant im*

provement may bo noted the secret of th 0

great success which this Amaricaa Art Jour*

nal baa achiored, where, hitherto, so many

beginnings have Invariably counted ao many

failaroa. The publlshera demonstrate not only

tbe amplest resources, bnt a determination to

oae these resources to tbo utmost, and tbla en-

lightened liberality in their business can bare

only the one result—a bold upon the popular

faith that will b« a tower of strength to them

for ail time to cone. Tbe aecond of the

ebild aketchea by John 8 . Daria, announced

M the qnarterly tinted plates for thia year .ap-

^ p e a n i n tbia iaiue. Thomas Moran presents

y f i r e masterly delineations of the Yellowatone

' Begion. The "Death Warrant of Mary

a tna r t " isa truly royal subject royally treated;

and for tei tnre and detail, la noticeable in tho

A L D I N I . "A Gatskill Brook," by Whittredge,

will carry off the p«(lm with rery many:

Snob a spirited sketch as a " A Rare Chance,"

ia which a frontiersman, on h ^ gallant mus-

Ung, is brought suddenly to close quarters

with a monstrous grizzley. "A Deserted

Ohnrch," "Spring Flowers," am' " 0 , Pray

my Child," are exquisite pictures of tbe Ger-

man School, complete tbe list of attractions.—

Subcription price | 5 , including chromos

/ 'V i l l age Belle and "Crossing the Moor."' Jaa.

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_LooalBu8iness Not ices^ W l l h o f t ' s A n t l - r e r i o d i o .

Without a rival; cures chills, billious fev-

or, conguatlve fever, (iamb chills, enlar^ud

spleen and all malarial diseases of wlmtevor

grade or typo. It is uadoub'.edly the Specific

for such diseases, and » certain and spsedj

cure is guaranteed if taken accordiug to di-

rections.

Millions of bottles havo been fold under

^ the guaranty, and no one has yet coino tu

\claira tbe purchase money. WHbofi's tcnic

bas never "gone back'1 on its discoverer and

it is soiling in uudiminisbed quaniitiej aud

daily increasing.

GANCKa, ASTHMA, Kits, Catarrh, Deafness,

noises and discharges from the ear.' nnd head,

dropsy, rheumaiism, old sores, scrornla. svph-

lis and all diseases of tho blood, throat, heart,

liver, stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder,

womb and all curable ebonies cured by Dr.

B a r t b & C o , No. 4» Monroe St Grand l i p -

ids Mich. Circulars sent free lo any address

on receipt of a three cent stamp. Send, call

oraddresit, DR. BAUT1I U CO.,

No. 43 Monroe St. or P U Box, 37(5,

Grand Rapids, Mich.

j f . B . Money to loan on good Real Estate

securi ty . M Y K O S H . N O R T O N .

Be sure you aeo and run a Weed F. F. Ma-

chine before purchasing.

New Slock of Wall Paper Border and

Curtains at J . C. West s Drug Store.

All who wish to purchase a Feed Cutter or

Corn Sbeller, come and examine my Improved

goods. Warranted tbe best lu market. W J ATKINS.

Improved Feed Cutters and Corn shellers at

tho Agricultural ware rooms on the bridge,

Lowell. W J ATKINS.

There is nothing like the celebrated Argyle

Bitters lo promote digestion, elevate your

spirits and restore tho disoidereJ functions (of

tbe liver aud spleen,

Geo . Wilhelm is selling—

Qood Congress Gai ters at I 25

" Kip Boots

• ' Calf Boots

Bottom Prices at J . C

in New Brick Block

3 SO

4 5 0

Goods, Goobs, and

West 's Drag Store,

Oppoait Forest Mills.

T H E V A R I B T Y S T O R E .

Mr. Charlea Kiwards; from the Faal, bas

leased Somerby's Variety Store for ono year.

Only oae door east of the Post OITlce. He

keeps hats, caps and gentlemen's furnishing

goods io great variety. Has a fine stock of

j ewelry, and will soon add a large stock of

clocks and watches. Watches and clocks re-

paired promptly. All work done with ocat-

nessanddispatch, and warran ted ; no go, no r__j

pay. Ifpatronir-cd as a first class store should I y ond tbo limits of thf village without auch

A N O B D I N A N C E

To orpanlEO tho P i r o D e p a r t m e n t In nc-ouruanoo w i t h t ho C h a r t o r of t ho VH-lago of Lowol l .

The Common Council of tbn Village of Low-

ell do ordain as follows:

SKOTIOK I—Tho Fire Deportment of the Village of Lowell shall cuoiiit of fire engine, hook and ladder and hoieanQ bucket compan-iea as tbn Common Conncil of the Village of Lowell shall provide, and the Common Coun-cil to appoint from among the inhabitants of aald village auch onmber of those willing to accept aa they may deem proper to be em-ployed aa firemen, and that each company or-ganized shall have the power to elect their own officers, and pass . by-laws for tbe organ-lutfion and government ot aaid companies, subject to the approval of tbe Common Conn' ell.

S r c . 2—Tbe Fin Department of tbe VIU lage of Lowell shall consist of a Chief En-gineer, two Aaasiatant Eugineera, two Fire Wardena, Engine-man, Hook and Ladder men, Hoee-men, Bucket-men, and all officers of tbe Fire Departmeot of the Village of Lowell shall be elected by tbo members of the aatd fire department, for such timo and in such manner as tbe said department may de-termine by resointion or by-law passed at any regular meeting of said department by a ma-jority of tbe members present, provided that wfcenever there is to bo ao election, either apecial or general, five days notice aball be given to each member of aaid department, stating tbe time when, and the place where said election is to be held, and tbe officer or officers to be elected, and snch notice shall be given in the manner determined by by-law of said department.

S i c . 3—The Chief Engineer, and in his absence the first Assistant Engineer, shall in all eases ot lire, have the sole and absolute control over all tbe members of tbe Firo De-partment, and it shall be tbe duly of tbe Chief Engineer t j report quarterly, commenc-ing on tho first Monday in each year after tho Charter election held in said vi l l fgeof Low-ell, tho condition of the engine, hose, hooks, ladders, buckets and other apparatus, nnd tho buildings in which they nre kept, aud also to recommend such additional alterations and improvements to the game as he may deem expedieut. It shall bo bis further duty to examine and report, aforesaid, whether tho by-laws of such companies are observed by themembeis thereof, and shall report tho names of such members ns shall have dieo-beyed orders, or negfecled or refused to do their duty, nnd whenever the engine or other appurtenances shall need repairing, shall cause the same lobe done without delay.

S»:I; . 4—The Assiftant Engineers shall be distinguished ••Assistant Engineer So. I " a n d "2 ' ' and it Khali ho their duly lo assist the Chief Kuginter nnd obey his orders, and in the absence of the Chief Engineer, to t.ike coimuand according to their rank, and to ex-ercise a general supervision under ihe direc-tion of the Chief Knglneer, over the engines and apparatus, and mo buildings in which they are kept.

SKC 5—Krery Fire Warden shall report himself al eueh lire to Ihe engineer in com tuand. nnd it shall be the duty of the War-dens to | revent Ihe hose Irom being trodden on, and io keep all idle persons from ih« vi-cinity ot the lire.

SKC. U - T l i e firemen shall be divided into comp anies of engine men, hook and ladder wen, hose-men and wardens; each company to consist of a« many men as the Common Council shall from lime to time direct, and it shall be their duty so attend to the engine and other fire apparatus commit-t>'d to iheir charge, and tho buildinge wherein the same are kept. Each of said CJinpunies respectively may adopt a constitutiou, by-laws and rejjulatious lor government, subordinate to the ordinances of tho village, ns they may deem best caicuiated lo accomplish the object1

ol f j c h oiganirntion. Each of the said com-panio* shall once in each year cboosa from nmong their company, a foreman, asslauuit foreman, and clerk, and such other officers ns they may require in accordance with their con.-titoiion, nnd in manner therein provided.

SEC. 7—The different companies under the control and direction of their proper officers, shall, u;»on ao alarm of lire, repair to the place ol tbe fire, with thelf engines and other lire npparaius, and continue to work Ihe same until Hie fir.' tdiall be extinguished, and shall not remove thewfrom but oy the permission of the engineer in command if any shall be present, and on such permission shall return their engines and lire apparatus, well washed and cleaned, lo their respective places ol deposit, where they shall be kept in ihe bed order for immediate use.

hEii. 8—Every fireman, except wardena fi remen and as:i6tants of companies attached io any fire compacieh, ahall, when on duty, wear the uniform required by Ihe constitution aud by-iawsof the company to which he be-longs.

SKC. 9—If any person having charge of any engine or other apparatus shall suffer or per-mit tin* same to be applied lo private uaea witbuut the consent of tbe chief engineer, he ahall lorfeil a penalty of not less than five nor more than twenty dollars for each and every such offeuso, besides being liable to the village for all damages.

SEC 10—The acting chief engineer shall have tbe power in bis discretion to grant per-mission to any fire company to go with their respective engines and ull other fire apparalua beyond tbe limits of the village, l o b e absent such length of time as be may direct. Any officer iu command of any company who shall

j Buffer or permit the engines oroth' r apparatus in charge of £.-.id company to bo taKen be

CLOTHlNli. CLOTHING. C L O T H I N G .

$ * 3 . 0 0 T O $ 1 0 . 0 0 S A V E D ^ A S U I T

O f C l o t h e s if b o u g h t f r o m " s . S l i i r l s

a n d D r a n r c r s t o a n d 5 0 C e n t s t h a t

o t h o r S t o r e s sol i a l 7 6 c c n t s . T o s a v e

p a c k i n g a w a y W i n t e r O v e r c o a t s a l l

wi l l b o s o l d b e l o w c o s t . P r l c o o f

O v e r c o a t s $ 4 . 0 0 t o $ 2 5 . 0 0 . M e n ' s

s u i t s 1 0 . 6 0 t o $ 1 0 . F i n o a l l w o o l

s n i t s $ 1 2 . 5 0 t o $ 2 0 . 0 0 . B l a o k C l o t h

S u i t s $ 1 2 t o $ 4 0 . 0 0 . W e h a v e s o m e

F i n e E n g l i s h a n d F r e n c h C a s s .

S u i t s , C u s t o m m a d e E l e g a n t G o o d s

a n d p e r f e c t t i t s ,

$ 4 0 . 0 0 . P r i c e s 8 2 5 . 0 0 t o

LOWEST PRICES LV the STATE.

O v e r a l l s 7 6 C e n t s , W o r t h $ 1 . 0 0 . —

H a v i n g C u t S o m e S p r i n g O v e r c o a t s

a n i n c h l o o s h o r t , b u t p e r f e c t in e v -

e r y o t h e r w a y , t h e y wil l b e s o l d n t a

B a r g a i n . S c o t c h T w e e d o n e s a t $ 5 ,

f o r m e r p r i c e $ 1 0 . 0 0 , a n d nil W o o l

M e l t o n s , L i g h t a n d D a r k , $ 1 0 . 0 0 , f o r -

m e r P r i c e *516. B o y s ' s u i t s $ 2 . 6 0 to

^ 1 6 . a t t h e G r o a t

O N E P R I C E

S q u a r e D e a l i n g

S T A . : R o n i O T m i s r G - I H O T T S I E

3 6 C A N A L S T R E E T , 3 6 G r I F l . JSl. I\r H J

L E V I B E O S . , P r o p r i e t o r s .

^ * B e s u r e a n d s e e O u r n a m e a b o v e t h e D ^ o r , a s o t h o r P a r t i e s J e a l o u s o f

o u r g o o d n a m e a n d I m m e n s e b u s i n e s s , w i l l r e p r e s e n t t i i o m s e l v e s A s O u r

S t o r e .

be, they will soon add Silver Ware, Knives,

Forks, Spoons, and every thing to u n k e up as

good a jewelry store as our cities afford.

Give them your clocks and watches to re-

pair, which will the sooner enable you to gi t

acquainted with them. Only one door east

of the Post Offico.

I permission, shall forfeit and pay for each and | every such offense, a penalty of not lesa than

five nor more than twenty-five dollars, be-sides being liable for all damages to the vi|. lage of Lowell.

Ihe consent of the President of 'he village one or more of the Trustees may direct the book and ladder mon to cut down or remove any building, erection or fence for the purpose of checking the progress of firo.

SKC. I T — N O person under the nge of eight-een years of age shall be or shall become a member of any fire, hose or hook and ladder company. The Chief Eogineer is hereby authorized, and it is made his duty to diriniss from any nnd every company connected with tho lire department any person ucting in vio-lation of this section.

SKC. 15—The foreman of cach company while on duty shall wear a cap or hut similar to that worn by ibe members of his company, with the addition of the word "foreman" painted on tbo front The assistant foreman of each company while on il ity nhall wear a cap or hat similar to that worn b r tho mem-bers of his company with the addition of the word "assiatsnt'' painted on the Iront.

SEC. 10—Tho Obief Kagiueer and his arsis-lants shall, when on duty, wear a fire hat or cap, and each bat or cap Blmll be marked ac-cording to the oflice and rank ol tho respect-ive parties.

SKC 17—The fire wardens shall at fires bear a rod stall' painted white at each end and Ihe said staves shall be furnished and ov ned by the village.

Sko. 18—It shall be the duty of the war-dens to at once repair to tho place of tho fire and aid in extinguishing the same, iu securing property and in carrying Into effect the orders of tbo Chief and Assistant Engineers, and the President andTrusleis. Any person refusing to obey any firo warden while in the discharge of his duties, shall lor felt and pay for every such offense a penalty of not less tnan one nor more thin ten dollars.

SKC. 19—The village marshall, under the direction of the President and such Directors as may be present, may prescribe limits with-in which no person excepting those who reside therein, members of the fire department nnd those admitted by order of the wardena or officers of the fire department o r o f i h e vil-lage ahall be permitted to come, and it shall be the duty of the wardens to aid iu carrying into effect the provisions and requirements of thia section.

8kp. 20—During the time of a fire and for twenty-four hours thereafter, it shall be lawful for any fire warden or police officer in any part of the village to arrest any suspected person or any person hindering, resisting or refusing to obey such fire warden or ollw-er and to detain auch person until he be released by some court or competent jurisdiction, or by some member of the Common Cuuiu-il. Such fire warden or officer shall be #Med

; with the usual authority and power ol officers

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The Hocking Valley ITay, Straw and Corn'

Sta lk Cutter wilh its Eccentric Feed, the

greatest novelty of the age, making it the

most perfect Feed Gutter in tli«. world

Take one home and try it- You will find

them on the bridge at Alkln 's .

Ssc. II—If any fireman shall "reiuse nr i 0 | police to command bll persous to assist him orglect to attend at any meeting of the com- j jB ibe performaiice of such duty. pany to which ho is at Inched, unless upon sat- : SKC> 21—It shall especially be the duty ol isiactory excuse lo the company, or shall neg- ui,ief Engineer, and under him, the A sals-led to attend al any fire without such excuse, j t l i n t Enplueers, to see at all limes, tbe pmvla-or shall neglect or refoso to do hia duty as | jonj and requirements of Ibis urdiuanco fireman, or shall disobey or refuse to obey the ! c arried out and fulfilled, particuiarly iu refer-orders of his proper company officers, or shall leavo his engine or other tiro apparatus while at a lite without permission of the acting tbieaan, he shall forfeit and pay a penalty of ,1,,. o r ( i cre 0f il,e Chief Engineer, one dollar for every such default, for tho use aud lieuefit ol such company, and be subject

Just received, a large atock of apring cloth- to expulsion from the fire department

ing made nn in the latest atylea a t Chas. Al- 1 S««.12—If any fireman shall diaobey or - n j p i . , i»!_pr refuse to obey the ordera of the Chief Engin-

then a, corner e , | o r t j ) p ^asisUnt Engineer, he shall for- every anch offense the aum of five dollars. Bridge. j fe j t and pay for every auch default a penalty provided that no auch person ahil I be bound

—;;—— , of not less than one nor more than ten dol- j to obey any of the aforesaid officera, unleea All Kindi* of Lubicatlng Oill, very cheap, at I u | f ; M r g^all bear a badge of office. Any

J . 0 . Wett * Drugstore. / SKC. I T b e engineer in command with 1 auch officer ahall have power and antbority to

ence to the members of the firo department. SKC. 22—Every person, not a fireman, who

shall be preseut a l u fire, shall be subject to Assistant

Engineers, President, Directors, Marshal, Police, Constable of the village, in extinguish-ing the fires, and tbe protection of property, and in case anch person ahall refuse to obey

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arrest any pers'tn nr perwu^ su rctiHuig to obey any such lawful order as a'oresald. am! hold them in cuslndy until after ilio fire is extinguished, when he or they shall be t".ken before the proper court to he dealt with according lo Law.

Sko. 23—-Any person who shall willn'.'y offer any hindranco to any officer or fireman • ^ iu tho performance of his duty at a lire, or ; t u shall wilfully in any manner inj ire, ile!ui i or destroy any engine or other lire ~ apparatus belonging to ihu village n! Lowell, ^ *" shall for every such offense forfeit nnd piy a penally of twenty-five il illars, aud shall b ; liable for all damages done.

SKO. 21—Any member of the lire depsrl-who shall he elected President. Director, M tr shal. Chief or Assistant Kngiueer, shall b' exempt f r tho time be holds such oil! v from all company duties iu the company to which he may bi'loai,'.

Sao. 2j—No person shall play at card-, tipple, riot, or make any disturbaiice in or aoout any engine houso in said village, nor 1/ circulate, or cause to be circulaied in .-ni l village any false alarm of fire. Any persons offending againat the provisions of this sec-tion, ahall, on conviction, be punished by n fine not exceeding twenty-five dol la ^ or by i iipriionment iu Ihe county jail not exceeding sixty days.

SEC. 26—Any person heretofore appointed or shall hereafter be appointed a fireman, it shall he his duty to call upon the Recorder ot the village, and procure a certilicite of tbe date of his appointment, tbe name aud num-ber of the company to which be has appointed and if such certificate shall uot be procured within ono month from the passage of this ordinance, then tbe appointment o r a p p int ments of such delinquents shall be null a n j void.

SKO. 27- - I t shall be the duty of such com- • pany now organised, or that may hereafter he ' organiud in said village, to report once in cach year or oftener if required, the names 1 and numbers of their members lo the Common j Council.

SEC 28—In cme of vacancy in tiia office of | Chief Engineer by death, resignation or r e - | moval, the First Aasistant Engineer shall bo i vested with all the authority of Chief Eagin- I eer, until auch vacancy . ' 'all be filled pursuant, lo law by election as is be. 'in provided.

SKC. 29—The penalties o forfeitures iu thia | ordinance named, may be recovered of the person or persons incurring the same in the same manner a< is provided by the Chartu and by-laws of tho village of Lowell aforesaid, for other penalties and forfeitures under the by-laws and ordinacces of said village of Lowell.

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still coming.

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• Q U B L I C NOTICE is hereby given thul Cemetery No. l , o I the Township of

Lo veil, bas been re-surveyed and the plat thereof recorded. "Therefore all persons oc-cupying lots in aaid cemetery, and who have

any auch orders, be ahall forfeit and pay for no1 P»i(i f " r l h e same are required lo call at - - - - - 1 the office of the Township Clerk of Lowell

and take their deed of ownership within thir-ty days from this date.

Lowell, Mich., March 3d, A. D 1973. JAMBS 11. WKEKS, Township C h r k .

Notice. The Grocery lirni "f 1<- H- l.ull k Oo., btdnj-

dtMolTeJ, it i>i di»»lfat'li'tli;il all outft-indiu/ aecouDta • houl J he p.i.J in o i n ii pOMMbti*, to rnablr u<i tu WM t our IndeWwIne'i. All acrounU *itl l.o i»-o'ivod and K'tlVd lir A. Ilncliinnii. All i.nauin«* lUemtfWMiodobteJ tu us will plrnfp eim il ihHr immediateaH''u'.iiin. A. BUCHANAN.

For Sale. THR OLIN FARM, of 160 a e m : on» milii ••aih-

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1 lie Old MnII in t h e Styl ish C h u r c b .

Well, wilt, I've IK'UU to church to-day—boon to a **1 v!ii*b onr—

And Hi'vin' you cau't r o from homo, I 'd tell vou nhut »nt done;

You unuld have bton •tnrpriscd tu aoo what I Haw there to -da t ;

Tin niittont wen* flxud up *') flne they hardly IXIWIHI t o p ray .

I had ou thcaa coarao elothca of mine, not mneb the wjrae for wear,

But thou tbey knew I waan't one they called a mdiioniiire:

80 tiiey led f i e old nmn to a noat away hack bv the door;

'Twa 1 bookleNR and unctiahluned—a " reecrvod neat for the poor.

Pretty soon in came a Btrati>;er with gold liiiR a n d c lo tb in i ; l i n e ;

They I< 1 him t a eushiuned seat far in ad-vance ofluiue;

1 tbonchl that wasn't exactly right, to seat him up»o near.

When he was young, and I waa old and very bard to near.

Kut tin 11. there'# nn accountin' for what Home iK>ople ito;

Tlie lliifHt clothing; now-a-daya oft ueta tho flnmt pew;

But 7lieu we reach tho blessed home, all un-deflled bv tin.

We'll nee wealth besRin' at the gate, while poverty goes m.

I couldn't bear the aermou, I sat so far avrav, 80, through tbe Imurs of servioe, I could only

•' watch and pray Tbcn the dob/* of of the Cbri i tuns sitting

near me round about— Pray that God would make them pure within

as"they were Dure without.

While I sat there, lookiu" all around upon the rich and great,

I kept tbiukin' of the rich man and tho beggar at the ga le ;

How, by all but dogs forsaken, the poor beg-gar's form grew cold.

And the angels bore bis spirit to the mansiona built of gold;

Flow, at last the rich mau perished, and bis spirit took its flight

From tlie purple and line linen to the homt of endless n ight ;

There he learned, as he stood gazin' at tho lM>ggar iu the sky,

44 it isn't ill of life to live, nor of death to die."

I doubt 1101 there wero wealthy sires in that religious fold,

Who went up from their dwillin's like the Pharisee of o ld ;

Then returned home from their worship, with a bead uplifted high.

To spurn tho hungry Irom their door with naught to satisfy.

Out 1 out with such professions; they are doin' more to-day

To stop the weary sinner from tho Gospel's Hhinin' w a y -

Thau nil the books of intldels, than all that bas been tried

Since Christ was born at Bethlehem—since Christ wua crucilled.

How simple are the works of God, and yet bow very grand!

Tbe shells iu ocean caverns, the flowers on the land ;

He gilds the clouds of evenin' with tho gold riuht from his throne,

Not for the rich man only—not for the poor jdone.

Then why should man look down on man be-catue of lack ol gold ?

Why seat him in the poorest pow because his clothes are old?

A heart with noble motives—a heart that God h a s blest —

May be beat 111' heaven's music 'neath that faded coat and vest.

I ' m o l d - l m a y be chi ldish-but I love sim-nlicity;

I love to see it shinin' in a Christian piety ; Jesus told us in his sermons in Judea's monn-

taiu's wild, He that wants to go to heaven must bo like a

little child.

Our beads are growin' gray, dear wife; our hearts are beating slow ;

In a little while the Muster will call for us to go-

When we reach the pearly gateways, and look in with Joyful eves,

We'll see no stylish worship in tho tcmplo of the skies.

l-'ronj an Unpabllilied Msnnserlpt , by Aufscbnol-der .

A MASTEK O F MIUACLES.

AN Kpliode In (lie Career of .My Two*

Curat I l r i l l l u u l .

T)nr ln r (miirl m y t w n - r a n i t l i r l l l iun t ) l o t m o te l l y o u u a t o r y of u Mol iuminc-(luu Mitiut, p r o p h e t , o r r a t h e r i m p o s t o r .

D u r i n g t h e re ign of M e h e m e t Aull Pac in i iu Kgyp t , t h a t famoiiH adminiH-t r a t o r , c o n q u e r o r a u d m u r d e r e r , . a M01-i e m a a i u t , o r w o r k e r o i miracltiH, WUH firmly cs tab l iRbcd iu C a i r o . T h o IUH-t o r v of t l ie i m p o b t o r was in te ren t ing . AbiniH Huli WUH t h e n a t u r a l HOD of Kuril Efre i id i ,PnRl ia of D a m a s c u s , b y a F r e n c h w o m a n , w h o fo r Home y e a r s wan t h e f a v o r i t e of t h e o ld P a s h a . W h e n t h e b o y waH f i f teen y e a r s o l d h is m o t h e r

ii revai led o u tho Piudia t o seud h i m t o ' a r i s to b e e d u c a t e d , w h e r e h e c h o s e

t h o profeHHion of m e d i c i n e . T h e r e was n o t a w i lde r r a s c a l iu t h e Q u a r t i e r L a t i n t h a n A b b a s Bali . At t h e a g e of 21 h e lost h i s f a t h e r , a u d h i s m o t h e r , w i t h a f ew jewels s e c r e t e d a b o u t h e r p e r s o n s , le f t D n m a s c t i s a n d jo ined h e r Hon in P a r i s . T h e y o u n g s t u d e n t , h o w -ever , Highed fo r nn a c t i v e l i fu , a n d JUI h i s m o t h e r o n l y l ived a b o u t u y e a r a f t e r h e r a r r iva l iu t h e F r e n e h cap i ta l , IUH d e s i r e waH soon g r a l i l i e d . T h e y o u t h w e n d e d h i s way t-jwardH t h e Eiud. H i s l i f e was as s t o r m v as it wan c h e c k e r e d . H e j o i n e d t h e Bedouii in a n d r o b b e d ca ravans . lie f o u g h t u n d e r I b r a m P a s h a , t h e b r a v e s o u of M e h e m e t . H e w e n t to M e c c a n n d subHequent ly t o I n d i a . H e b e c a m e in t u r n n f a q u i r , a d e r v i s h , an a p p r a i s e r of C a s h m e r e s h a w l s iu Cal-c u t t a , a n d a t lunt p h y s i c i a n t o t h e b e g u m of Audfl . H i s r e s t l e s sness , how-e v e r , was s u c h t h a t h e cou ld u o t r e inu in l ong in a p l ace . At De lh i , w h i t h -e r h e b u d gone , h o f o u n d a Mohame-d a n s a i n t who w a s w o r k i n g m i r a c l e s f o r t h e p e o p l e . A n x i o u s t o Pierce t h e m y s t e r i e s of t h e D e l h i mi rac les , h e in-g r a t i a t e d h imsel f i n t o t h e f a v o r of t h e s a i n t , a n d soon d i s c o v e r e d nil UH i m p o s t u r e . Af t e r h a v i n g l e a rned all t h e t r i cks , m a n n e r s , sayingH, a n d in f a c t t h o e n t i r e ho ly t r a d e , h e very s h r e w d l y c o n c l u d e d t h a t Ca i ro , o n e of t b e largeHt M o s l e m c i t ies i n t h e E a s t , n e e d e d a sa in t , a n d w o u l d b e WJIIJ I I J t o p a y one l ibe ra l ly . H a p p i l y f o r A b b a s Sal i , t h e D e l h i s a i n t f e l l s i ck

a n d Abbas , as a phys ic iuu , i n f o r m e d h i m t h a t h e h a d u o t l ong t o l ive. H e exac t ed f r o m t h e d y i n g s a i n t 11 w r i t t e n p r o c l a m a t i o n , wh ich was a f t e r w a r d s s o l e m n l y c o n f i r m e d in t h o m o s q u e , t h a t t h e m a n t l e of t ho g r e a t D e l h i sii int would full on A l l a h ' s f avor i t e . A b b a s Sali . A f t e r t h e d e a t h of h i s m a s t e r A b b a s p o s s e s s e d h imse l f ft! a l l h i s va luab l e s , fitted o u t a r e g u l a r ca ra -van, a n d , a t t e n d e d b y a r e t i n u e of I n -d iuu s e r v a n t s , woiuled IUH w a y t o K u r a c h i , w h e r e h o nh ippod fo r A d e n a n d S u e z , a n d e v e n t u a l l y ins tn l led h imsel f as a s a i n t a n d w o r k e r in mira -c les n e a r t ho Sue/ , ga t e , in Ca i ro . G r e a t were t h e m i r a c l e s A b b a s Sa l i ( p e r -f o r m e d . B e i n g a good d o c t o r , know-i n g t h e v i r t u e s of m o r p h i n e , m e r o u r y a n d o t h o r a n o d y n e s , ho was a b l e o f t e n t o a l i e n a t e p a i n n n d s o m e t i m e s c u r e loca l d i seases , a lways , howeve r , u n d e r t h e sea l of m i r ac l e s . P r a y e r s w e r e n e c e s s a r y to e l l cc t t h e s e mi rnc lc s , a n d a l l o t h e r c c n t r i v a u c e s a t t e n d i n g t h e s a i n t l y t r a d e .

A b b a s S a l i was a m o s t succes s fu l w o r k e r of t ho mi rac l e of c u r i n g b a r -r e n e s s in y o u n g m a r r i e d w o m e n w h o h a d o ld h u s b a n d s s i g h i n g f o r he i r s . Hal f of t h e h a r e m s iu E g y p t r e s o u n d e d w i t h h i s w o n d e r - w o r k i n g a r t . G r a v e o ld m o s l e m s m a r r i e d y o u n g a u d lovely g i r l s in o r d e r t o h a v e a son iu o ld age, a b l e s s i n g so m u c h des i r ed in t h e E a s t . I n c a s e n o l i t t l e s t r a n g e r c a m e t o t h e h a p p y p a i r t h o in t e r ces s ion of t h e h o l y S a i n t A b b a s was ca l led i n t o r e q u i -s i t ion . A few d a y s d e v o t i o n of t h e y o u n g b r i d e ( in p r a y e r , of c o u r s e , ) iu t h e s ec re t d i v a n of A b b a s Sa l i , u s u a l l y b r o u g h t t h e de s i r ed re su l t .

A b b a s Sa l i in t h e d e c a d e of 1830-40 was a g r e a t e r m a n in C a i r o t h a n even M e h e m e t A l i .Pasha . T h e r u l e r work -ed t h r o u g h fea r : t h e i m p o s t o r a t t a c h e d t h e peop l e b y e n s l a v i n g t h e i r c r e d u l i t y — t h e very wor s t f o r m of s lavery . Money , s laves , jewels , a n d g i f t s of all k i n d s p o u r e d i n t o t ho p o s s e s s i o n of Abbas ; a n d even I , y o u r two-ca ra t b r i l l i an t , was m a d e a p r e s e n t to t ho

I ho ly A b b a s b y a lovely y o u n g A r m e -n i a n l ady , who was m a r r i e d to a r ich o l d p a s h a , a n d ou w h o m t h e sa in t p r a c t i s e d h i s dovo t iona l i n t e r c e s s i o n f o r an h e i r — a u in t e r ces s ion b l e s sed w i t h t h e d e s i r e d r e s u l t . A b b a s was at t h a t t i m e a m a n a b o u t fifty y e a r s of age, p o w e r f u l l y bu i l t , i u v i g o r o u s h e a l t h , s a t i s f i ed w i t h h i s t h i r t y y e a r s ' a d v e n t u r e s , n n d d e t e r m i n e d to e n j o y a l l t h e p l e a s u r e s of a l i f e t h a t o f f e red e x c i t e m e n t a n d o p n l e n c e w i t h o u t d a n -g e r s .

A n d n o w f o r m y s h o r t s t o r y ; I n t h e m o u t h of O c t o b e r , 1837, a well a p -p o i n t e d r e t i n u e h a l t e d b e f o r e A b b a s ' s m a g n i f i c e n t h o u s e , a n d t h e S h e i k Ab* d a l l a h b e n N a w a y e s was a n n o u n c e d . I n a s p a c i o u s r o o m , on a s o r ( of t h r o n e of r ich P e r s i a n stuiT, r e c l i n e d the h a m l s o r a o A b b a s d r e s s e d in p u r e wh i t e . A w h i t e t u r b a n , a d o r n e d w i t h v a l u a b l e d i a m o n d s , rub i e s , poa r l s , a n d s a p p h i r e s , was on h i s h e a d . H i s s l ip-p e r s were a p e r f e c t w o r k of a r t , r i c h l y s t u d d e d wi th g e m s . I u h i s m o u t h was t h e a m b e r m o u t h p i e c e of t h o inev i t a -b l e n a r g h i l e , s t u d d e d w i t h d i a m o n d s . I n s h o r t , n o E a s t e r n P r i n c e c o u l d s b o w m o r e l u x u r y t h a n d i d A b b a s Sal i , t h e s a i n t a n d w o r k e r of mi r ic les . B e f o r e h i m s tood h i s v is i tor , S h e i k A b d a l l a h b e n Nawayes , a m a n of t r u l y p r i n c e l y a p p e a r a n c e , ve ry o ld n n d p e r f e c t l y b l ind . T h e f o u r sons of t h e S h e i k , m e n a l r e a d y in yea r s , s t o o d t w o on each s ide of t h e i r sire, a n d t w o lovely y o u t h s of a b o u t t h i r t e e n y e a r s o l d — t h e o ld S h e i k ' s g r a n d s o n s — w e r e firmly he ld by t h e h a n d s of t h e o ld m a n .

" A m I b e f o r e Al l ah ' s f avo r i t e , t h e h o l y A b b a s Sal i f " i n q u i r e d t h e old m a n in p u r e Arab i c .

" T h o u a r t . W h a t i s t h y d e s i r e ?" i n q u i r e d A b b a s .

" F a v o r i t e of A l l a h , " b e g a n t h e o ld m a n , " I w a n t t h y i n t e r c e s s i o n fo r a m i r a c l e . G r a n t m y r e q u e s t . O b , Sa in t ; lot mo n o t i m p l o r e in v a i n . "

" Bo s e a t e d , " s a id Abbas , " a n d le t m e h e a r t h y r e q u e s t , "

T b o s e r v a n t s i m m e d i a t e l y b r o u g h t d ivans , and tho f o u r s o u s t e n d e r l y s e a t e d t h o i r f a t h e r on t h e m , t h o old m a n s t i l l h o l d i n g t h e h a n d s of h i s two g r a n d s o n s . ' ' H o l y S a i n t , " s a id t h e o l d S h e i k , " I a m nine ty- f ive y e a r s of age . I am, as m y n a m e a n d l i n e a g e deno te s , t b e chief of t h o Boni Nawayes , who, fo r f o r t y c e n t u r i e s , h a v o o b e v e d t h e c o m m a n d s of m y nnces to r s . Al lah h a s b l e s sed mo f r o m ea r ly age w i t h p e a c e a n d p l e n t y . I saw m y n u m e r -o u s f a m i l y l iko o l ive b r a n c h e s g row r o u n d m e . L o v i n g a n d b e l o v e d I p a s s e d m y yoarh u n t i l I was e i g h t y , w h e n i t p l ea sed Al lah t o affl ict m e wi th t o t a l b l i n d n e s s ; I m u r -m u r e d n o t a g a i n s t h i s dec rees , I cou ld see m y h o u s e h o l d i n m y m i n d ' s eye, a n d fe l t as h a p p y us b e f o r e . T w o y e a r s a f t e r m y aff l ic t ion m y two g r a n d s o n s wore b o r u wi th in a week of each o t h e r , a u d I n a m e d t h e m B e n a i E u a i , o r t ho s o u s of m i n e eyes . F r o m t h a t d a y u n t i l t h i s t h o v wore t o m e t h e e y e s of wh ich Al lah h a s d e p r i v e d me . H a r d l y w e a n e d f r o m t h e i r m o t h e r ' s b r e a s t I t o o k t h e m t o m y r o o m , a n d i n s e p a r a b l y b y n i g h t o r d a y h a v e I been f r o m m y two be loved g r a n d s o n s . A n d I m a y t r u l y s a y t h a t w h a t e v e r h a p p i -n e s s 1 t a s t e d d u r i n g t h e e i g h t y v e a r s of my l i fe , w h e n 1 cou ld see A l l a h ' s g l o r i o u s s u n , was s u r p a s s e d in t h a t of t ho las t t h i r t e e n y e a r s I s p e n t i n t h e soc ie ty of m y be loved B e n a i E n a i , I t is now twe lve m o o n s s i n c e first a m o s t a r d e n t d e s i r e h a s t a k e n h o l d of m y s o u l to see, v/ith eves t h a t can see, t h e f e a t u r e s of m y be-loved g r a n d s o n s . T h i s d e s i r e I t r i ed a t first to r e p r e s s ; b u t i t on ly r e t u r n e d wi th g r e a t e r fo rce , u n t i l I fee l t h a t i t h a s b e c o m e a m a n i a . I h a v e h e a r d of t hee , 0 S a i n t , a u d of t h y w o n d r o u s works. G r a n t me , O ho ly m a n , m y e y e s i g h t , if on ly to r a brief f ew m i n -u t e s , t h a t I can b e h o l d the f e a t u r e s of t h o s e I love so well . H a v e p i t y on m y age ; r e m e m b e r m y r e q u e s t i s p u r e , una l loyed of se l f i ahness . O ! f avor i t e of Al lah , let m o n o t d io w i t h o u t s e e i n g m y grauiiODB,

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A b b a s S a b , rascal a n d i m p o s t e r ns h o was, fe l t f o r t h e first t i m e nn u n u s n a l pang . G lad ly , i ndeed , wou ld he h a v e g iven a t leas t o n e of h i s own eyes t o bes tow i t on t h o old S h e i k . Of "course I need n o t say h e was p o w e r l e s s t o g r a n t t ho o l d m a n ' s p r a y e r . T h i s was n o case of i n t e r c e s s i o n fo r nn h e i r • i t was s i m p l y to p u t eyes i n a m a n ' s h e a d w h o h a d t h e sockets , nnd n o m o r e . E m o t i o n d o e s n o t lust l o n g in i m p o s -to r s , a n d A b b a s h a d to m n k e s o m e so r t of n show t o g e t ou t of h i s d i l e m m a . A s I sa id , A b b n s was a very fu i r doc-tor . H i s Q u a r t i e r L a t i n e d u c a t i o n h a d d o n e w o n d e r s f o r h i m b e f o r e . H o no-t i ced s h o r t b r e a t h i n g a n d a hec t i c f lush o n t h o o ld m a n ' s face , a n d r i g h t l y im-ag ined t h e o ld m a n was s u b j e c t to d is-ease of t h e h e a r t . H e rose f r o m h i s sea t , a n d g o i n g to t h e o ld She ik , h e sa id . : " L o t m o p u t m i n e e a r t o t h y h e a r t a n d h e a r h o w i t i s d i s p o s e d to-w a r d s A l l a h . " 1

AbbttH l i s t e n e d a few m o m e n t s to t h e p a l p i t a t i o n s , a n d w a s c o n f i r m e d i n h i s bel ief t h a t t h e o l d S h e i k wou ld g o off s u d d e n l y i n o n e of h i s fits of l o n g i n g . H o r e t u r n e d t o h i s d i v a n nnd n f t e r c o m -m u n i n g i n s i l ence wi th h imse l f h e s a id : " R e t u r n , m o s t vone rab lo S h e i k , t o t h i n o h o u s o a n d h o m e . W a i t p a t i e n t -ly f o r t h e first d a y of t h o R a m a d a n , a n d t h e n s e n d t h y t w o g r a n d s o n s t o t h e m o s q u e . W h e n t h e y r e t u r n l i f t t h y h a n d s t o b l e s s t h e m a n d — t r u s t t o t h e m e r c y of A l l a h . "

You see . D o c t o r , i u t h i s a d v i c e A b -b a s d i d n o t c o m m i t h imse l f . T h e S h e i k m i g h t d i o b t l o r e t h e R a m a d a n , a n d as t ho w h o l e nf fa i r was s h o v e d f r o m A b b a s ' s s h o u l d e r s t o t h a t of Al-l a h ' s raorcy, A b b a s cou ld n o t bo b l a m e d if Al lah c h o s e t o b e u n m e r c i f u l .

" L e t m o k i s s t h e h e m of t h y g a r -m e n t , " s a i d t h e S h e i k , r i s i n g f r o m h i s s ea t a n d p e r f o r m i n g his d e v o t i o n . H e f u r t h e r s a i d : " I h a v e o r d e r e d s o m e p r e s e n t s t o bo lof t t h e e t o b e s t o w in c h a r i t y a s t h o u t h i n k e s t m o s t fit." W i t h t h i s h e l e f t . P a t i e n t l y w a i t i n g fo r t h o R a m a d a n , w h i c h i s in t h e m o n t h of D e c e m b e r , t h e o ld She ik b e c a m e h o p e f u l a n d h a p p y . A t l a s t t ho d a y d r e w n e a r . T h e two b o v s wore s e n t t o t h e m o s q u o a n d t h o o ld m a n b e c a m e f e a r f u l l y a g i t a t e d . S e a t e d in a hifih cha i r , ou s o f t c u s h i o n s , w i t h h i s a r m s s t r e t c h e d o u t , h e w a i t e d wi th a n g u i s h t h e r e t u r n of h i s g r a n d s o n s . H e h a d s t a t i o n e d m e s s e n g e r s t o i n f o r m h i m of t h e i r a p p r o a c h . At last t h e word was p a s s e d " t h e y come , t h e y c o m e . " T h e m e n t a l e x c i t e m e n t of t h e o ld S h e i k b e c a m e i n d e s c r i b a b l e .

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a n x i o u s t o se l l h e r F l o r i d a p l a n t a t i o n .

BAYARD TAYLOB a u d b i s G e r m a n w i f e wil l m a k e G e r m a n y t h o i r h o m e .

PABTBIDQBS a n d r a b b i t s a b o u n d i n t h e w o o d s of M a i n e b e y o n d all p r e c e -d e n t .

• CALEB GBEEN, of Osseo , M i c h i g a n , h a s i n v e n t e d a m a c h i n e to e x t r a c t s k i p p e r s f r o m cheese , a n d s e c u r e d a p a t e n t on i t .

THE la te F r e n c h c e n s u s shows t h a t the^o a r e 31,000 m o r o mar r i ed m e n t h a n m a r r i e d women iu F r a n c o

THE m o r t u a r y r e c o r d s of S a v a n n a h , G a . , s h o w iwto b e one of t h e h e a l t h i e s t c i t i e s in t h e c o u n t r y .

A DISUSED g r a v e - y a r d a t P r o v i d e n c e W h a s b e e n a d o p t e d a s t h e si te of t h e n e w s t a t e - h o u s e of R h o d e I s l and .

LADT B u r d e t t C o u t t s s u p p o r t s an E n g l i s h s e w i n g schoo l , a c c o m m o d a t i n g t w o h u n d r e d pup i l s .

COLONEL TOM SCOTT i s sa id to c o n t r o l $070,000,000 w o r t h of r a i lways .

T w o m e m b e r s of C o n g r e s s f r o m P e n n s y l v a n i a have b e e n d r u n k m o s t of t h e t i m e f o r two weeks p a s t .

A Y O D N G l awyer in N o r t h C a r o l i n a was l a t e l y p a i d a p o u n d of b u t t e r f o r legal serv ice .

TWENTY-E?VE t h e o l o g i c a l s t u d e n t s a r e l e a r n i n g S p a n i s h t o fit t h e m f o r a P r o t e s t a n t m i s s i o n a r y e n t e r p r i s e a m o n g t h e M o r m o n s .

A SECOND-HAND d r e s s a u d two s k e i o s of y a r n w e r e r e c e n t l y e x o h a u g e d f o r fo r ty ac r e s of g r o u n d i n Texas c o u n t y . Mo .

BEBLIN'S c o u r t j e w e l e r is n e a r l y 80 y e a r s of age , w o r t h a mi l l ion , a n d l i ve s \u a Hhanty b e y o n d C h a r l o t t e u b u r g , a s u b u r b of t l ie c i ty .

ALL m i n d s o re fissured w i t h i n c a p a c -i t i e s i n one d i r ec t i on o r a n o t h e r — c l i p -pod away on t h i s s ide o r t h a t ; all a r e f r a g m e n t a r y .

JNHN STBACBS h a s j u s t been s e n t t o t h e O h i o L u n a t i c A s y l u m . H e w e n t m a d b e c a u s e h i s " M a g n i f i c e n t B l a c k S e a " WIIH n o t as s u c c e s s f u l as t h e " B l u e D a n u b e . "

AUGUST HOLTZ, a b o o k - k e e p e r i n y L a n s i n g b u r g , t r i e d t h e e x p e r i m e n t of b r u s h i n g away a c h i p f r o m a b u z z - s a w . H e i s sa t i s f ied t h a t t h e bes t w a y t o save h i s t h u m b i s t o p u t i t in a j a r of a lcohol ,

A SUCCESSFUL evas ion of t h e P r u s -s i an o r d e r f o r b i d d i n g t h e d i s p l a y of t h e t r i co lo r was r e c e n t l y m a d e a t S t r a s -b o u r g b y t h r e e y o u n g ladies , w h o w a l k e d a r o u n d t h e s t r e e t s , ono d r e s s e d i n r e d , a n o t h e r i u w h i t e , a n d t h e t h i r d iu b lue .

FBENCH h a t r e d of e v e r y t h i n g G e r m a n

G e r m a n p o o r of Pa r i s .

I

t 1

ABOUT t h o b e s t s t o r y t o l d l a t e ly i s of a w e a l t h y N e w York G o r m a n and a H a r t f o r d l i ve ry s t a b l e k e e p e r , who was l o t h t o l e t h i s b e s t r i g t o a s t r ange r . T h a ' G e r m a n was b o u n d to h a v e h i s r i d ^ a n d ag reed t o b u y t h e h o r s e a n d Ble igh ,and when ho r e t u r n e d Mie s t a b l e k e e p e r m i g h t r o f n n d t h e m o n e y . T h i s w a s d o n e , a n d t h e t e a m r e t u r n e d a n d t h e m o n e y r e f u n d e d , when t h o G e r m a n s t a r t e d t o go . " H o l d o n , " sa id t h e m a u of horses , " y o a h a v e n o t p a i d y o u r h o r s o h i r e . " " W h y , m y d e a r | s i r , " s a i d t h o N e w Y o r k e r coo l ly , " 1 h a v e b e e n d r i v i n g m y owu t e a m t h i s

m o r n i n g . "

JOHNSON'S ANODYNE L I N I M E N T i s , without doubt, tho saiest. surest, and best remedy that has ever been Invented for inter-nal arid external use. I t is applicable to a great variety of complaints, and is equally beneficial for mau or beast.

WE have seen it stated in various papers throughout the country, that ARGIIIS for the •'Jk of Sheridan's Cavalry Condi/ion Powders

\wWo authorized to refund the money to any rimjon who should use them and not be salis-Led with the result. We doubted this at llrvt, bnt the propristors authorize us lo say that it is true.—Com.

T H B O A T AFFECTIONS AND HOABSENESS. '

—All Buffering from IrrUatton of the Throat' and Hoartenets will be agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relief aflorded by tho use o f " Brown's Ilronchial Dvchrs."—Com,

CBISTADOBO'S EXCELSIOB H A I B D Y E i s the most sure aud complete preparation of its kind In the world; its eflVcts am magic-al, its character harmless, its tiutd natural, its qualities enduring.—Com.

L I K E L I O U T N I N G ABE THE MIRACULOUS Cures effected with Flagg's Instant llelief. A ^ e s . Pains, Sprains, Bowel Complaints, etc., t V 5 o T EXIST if tnis great niedicino is used, luQief warranted or money returned.—Com.

OLD l i n g e r i n g ca se s of F e v e r a n d Ague are just tho kind to takeShallcuberger's Pills. A permanent cUrc is numedute. Every druggist keeps them.-Com,

"GOLD is t h e s o u l ' s c u r t a i n w h i c h hides all UH defects from tho world," hut pa-per money will buy tho lilmwood Collar,-Com,

THE E n g l i s h A t t o r n e y - G e n e r a l p r o -p o s e s t o r e d u c e t h e n u m b e r of j u r y m e n in a l l excep t c a p i t a l cases , t o seven, a n d t o r e n d e r v a l i d t h e v e r d i c t of a

m a j o r i t y of t h e s e .

A t hu Ii;

T h e A t m o s p h e r e o f S p r i n g , ^ i t h every change of season wc havo a rbango In

tho liyglonio character ot tho air. In tbe spring It is Impregnated, especially In low-lying, wet dis-tr icts , with mcpbltlo vapors, which generate chills aud fever, rhcuinatlsm, Indigestion, bllluusncssand

diseases of tho organa of rosplratloo. It ia there-fore particularly nvceaairy at tb la t ime ot the year to Invigorate a u d regulate Ibe system so as to enable It to repel tho mordld InlluenceH to which It Is more o r less snbjccted. Tho stomach shoj ld be toned, tho bowels f reed f r o m obstructions, tbe blood purifled, anJ the nervra b n c e d aud strength-ened. This eau bv easily done, llostetter 's Stom-ach Bitters are everywhere procurable ; and In the whole range of remedies a n d preventives prcacribed by tho faculty or rccomiucnded through the press, tb.iro is not one that comblnoa 111 such an eminent degree great elBclenry aud perfect bamdossness. I ' t is a positive antidote t o malaria. Whoever takes U habitually may breathe the atmosphere ol the f ^ r n t fever and ague locality without danger. Damp

yund chilling winds make little o r no Imresslon on t h e organization reinforced with th is powerful vegetable Invlgorant, and consequently is a good safeguard against asthma, coughs, colds, and other pulrannary complaints. I t la not recommended as a remftly fo r thia latter olaaa of maladies, but simply as s means of s t renr thenig thu system sgalnst the t r i a l conditions a n d changes which so often pro-duce them. As a spring Invlgorant and alterative it will bo fouud extremely bcneflclal to persons who arc peculiarly sensitive to unhealthy atmos-phst ic Influences,

S i l i l i i i It. Rntan of tsritiMsas

uncoCOUPLAINTS, B u o M c n m s , ASTBXI, 4c., aro

speedily relieved, snd If taken In time, permanently

cared by Dr. Jsyno 's Kxpsslorant . Ton will Sod it

al io s certain remedy for Coagbs and Colds.

T H E M A R K E T S .

NEW YOBK.

Bluer CATTLI—Fair to p r ime Hoos—Live , HIIBEF—Fair to ^rlme COTTOK—Mlddlluff FLOUB—Spring Extra WHEAT—No. 3 Spring Conx—Western Mixed OAT*—Western BTK—Western B A B I J I T I'IIBX—Mess LABK

CHlCAao. CAT r LK—Cholcc t o extra p r i m e . . .

Medium to choice Common to fa i r

Hoos—Live KHEEP—Live, good lo choice

rriEB—Choice jos—Freak •.'•—White Winter Extra

Spring Extra WHEAT—Spring, No. I

Spring, No. a COBS—No. a . OATS—No. 7 BVE—No. a BAHI-ET—No. a I'oua-Mess, new LABK

CINCINNATI.

BEEF CATTLB Iloas—Live HllEEl*—IJve FLOUB—Familv WHEAT COHN..,

B T E IlAMI.ET POBK—Mess LABI>—

HT. LOUIS.

Oxer CATTLE—Choice f UoodtoFrlme..., IfOOR—Live H9EEP—Oo<>d t o Clunoe FLoun-Hnr i i ig XX WHEAT—No, A Fall OOUK OATS BTE

PoBK—HITS LAUD

MILWAUKEE.

CATTLE—Choice to extra prime.. Medium to cboiee Common lo fa i r

Hoos—Live. . . . SUKEP-Llve—'lood to Choice.... BLTTEB—Cholo-EOOH—Fresh FLOUB—White Winter Extra

Spring Extra WHEAT—Spring, No. 1

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7 16

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F O B SWELLED NEOK AND EKLAROED UI.ANDB. Case, -l-'or several years past 1 havo been badlv afllicled with (Joitre, or Swelled Ncek. and it bad Ix COIIIU so hud that au otTort to raiso my arms above my head producod a dhoking senHntlon, which was almost nuendii-rabic. After tryiup several remedies with no beucflt, I was advised lo try KIKO or THE 11I/)OD, which 1 did, and the effect hai been almost miracalouii. I look nearly seven but-tle:), and it hai) not only cured my nock, be t greatly benetlled my Kcneral health. I have not fell so well for years. I havo been troubled from elnldlu'od with fatty tuinorx on my arms, and I can see tho wonderlul ellecta of your mediciDU upon those, for they have already bognn to diminish, and I think that if 1 continue ou with the medicine, they will en-tirely disappear.

CuABLone S. .SMITH, Columbus, Pa. Writo for circulars to D. Itangom, Sou ft Co.,

Utiflalo, N. Y—Com,

| " 0 . M. I> . " *

D o n ' t s t a n d a g h a s t w i t h awe a n d fear, eyes wide open, hair on end, and lingerb tightly clinched with the idea that these mys-terious symbols are cabalistic sigm) and rep-resent uomo secret organization of masked demptiH, who carry terror and dismay with their midnight prowhngs and disperse on tho (kwn of morning. No! Thev are only tho initials of Dr. Pierce's Ciolden Medical Discov-

i ery, that pleasant medicine which has acqnir-; ed a National reputation and proven so enica-1 ciotis for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Con-sumption and kindred diseases. For thei-e complaints it has no equal. Sold by all Drng-gibts. 031

" One Divorce and One D e a t h , "

B y G e o r g e W a i n w r i g h t , i n LOCKE'S

NATIONAL MONTHLY, i s t h e b e s t s t o r y

of t h e y e a r . T h e M a r c h , A p r i l a n d M a y

n n m b e r s , w h i c h c o n t a i n i t c o m p l e t e ,

s e n t for 25 c e n t s . ^1 .00 p e r y e a r .

LOCKE & JONES, T o l e d o , Oh io . T h e

b e s t a n d c h e a p e s t m a g a z i n e p u b l i s h e d .

THE p u r e s t a n d s w e e t e s t COD LIVER OIL is Hazard ft Caswell's, made on the sea fhore, from fresh, selected livers, of tho

I Cod only, by CASWFXI., UAZABU ft Co., New York. I t is absolutely pure aud ficael. I'a-lionts who have once taken it preler it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to all other oils in market.—Com.

H. BOSWORTH & SONS MILWAUKEE,

Jobber* In DBUOS and FINK LIQUOBS, offer to tbo t r ade :

I,000 bbls Ryo and Bourbon Whiskies.

200 oases Imperial Brandy. 300 casks Ale and Porter. 300 oases Champagne, assorted. >00 oases Bitters, assorted. CBZOAOO, ~

BXILWAUKSB 8T. PATTL

RAILWAY. ( l i l n a a k r e A S t . Paul Itallway ( o . )

T H R O r i J I I T O C I I I C A t i O . - C n n n n r l l B g with lha u r e r a l l U i l u a | Llnot llirnce to New York, .Sow Rnal tnd , tha Uanadiia, Snulhprn ami 8oa(hwoilfrn KUt«f. Oonntctlnif lo Mllwaulteo with Detroit anil Mllwauknn Ballrciait line.

N T . PA I,'I, n K P O T — C o r n e r Jncl tMon Ht re r i

" " l I L w V c K U K D E P O T — C o r n e r H e r d n n d N o u t h W n l e r HirneiN.

( ' I I I C ' A t . O I M ' . P O T - C o r n e r ( ' m i n i n n d M n d l n o n H l r r e l a , (with Pl lUburc , Kort Warnn A PenmilTanla, anil Chlcisn, Alton A St. Luuli U' j i . )

H. H. MKBBILL, ( im. Manavor. JNO. O. OAITLT, A u ' t Oan. Manascr.

A. V. H . C A R P E N T E R , 071'. and T. Agent. GKKCUAL O r n c M - m i w a u k o t ' , Wis.

T O C O N S U M E R S !

White Cofiee Sugar, 11 l-Sc. Crushed Sturar, 12 l-2c. Oranulated Sugar, 12 l-2o.

All other goodiIn proportion. Send for price Hit, and lee how much more It ooits xou to bu7 guudi in the connl r r than In Mllwaakee

JOHN D. ALLCOTT, CASH GROCER,

282 West Water St., Milwaukee.

CREAM CITY HOUSE. Corner Ferrjr and South Water 81*., Milwaukee,

Wl, . OppoiUe Union Depot. Frea Bui to and Irom the b o a n and cart . Terms, (2.00 per day. MBS. M. TOLE. ProprletrnM.

B U 8 I N E S 8 . F.nUrprlilnc youns *nd nilddle-a«ed men and women

ambitious to make a tucrea-ful itart iu but lnei i , are uttered tnperior far i l l l i fs for pre |«r in> tborasrl«M at the Sprncrrlan lluiinets College. Ullwaukee, Wit.

SEEDS. Market Uanlnners and others wanting pure, freih

and reliable Heed, send or go Ui the Chicago Heed Store, IIOHo. Clark St. W. J . KLUNWOOD, Chicago.

Y / A M ' A l t ' . l ' - FAI111 H K B O H A N D H O O K H V (1 IVKN A W A V.—Tlirot. specimen ropies of the

AMUUCAM STOCK JOIUINAI., containing over 1(0 pagfa of isluable readinc matter , nandiomplr llluatrated with EngrsTlnga of Farm Bulldlugi, liloodcd Niock . Poultry.Dogs, Hlrdi, Ac., and a packajro of Cnr.STKH CODMTT MAMMOTH COHN, Imuortcd Whit* OATS and ALSIKK or LUCKU* CLOVVU. will b» tent FBER to all I who tend two «tamp« for ifwUge. Addre t t N. P. UolEB A Co. , ParkMburg, Cheater Co., Pa.

WORKING CUSS tpectable emplupnent, at home, day n r • t s n i n g ; nu capital required ; full luntniction* and valuable pack-age of goodl sent fre« by mall. Ad>tret«, with alt cent rstnrn i tarap, M. Young A Co.,M Cortlandt Ml., N. V

G r « « t l f « d l e a l B o o k H e c r e M f u r L a d l M A U e n t a . Scnlfrcefor 2 HUmpt. AddruM

l > r . U o n a p a r t o A C o . , C i n c i n n a t i , U .

Cbrnpeai FlrsUCIaxa Hrwlns . l ln rb ine! ! ^ and AI*I for • machine,

when fou csu buy one for f i o , doing a n m n t a n o u t •ame klndt of work.) A>k tor " T H E CKNTKN-N I A L " Warranted. Addn-a . " Ctntenntal " Henlng Maehlns Company, liM tUieatnul hi. , PhtUdelphia.

Agenta Wanted tbrnugh t h e United HUte*.

1 KWo. ••Tr'SfT"

. r . > , 0 0 oerday ! Agenta wanted'. Allcls»»J«ol $ 0 t O $ 2 0 p j i p l " . ot either eei , )..ung or !id. make more . n o n f a t work lor u . In Ujetr t ^ r e mo-

f IMIRundrrtlgacd, btTing CorreiiHindente through-I out Fumpe, baa all Ihe facdlilet for coilecllag

clalmi In all paria thereof. J . P. FBUBAUFF, AlUirneyatLaw.Columtila, Pa.

Hf I ,esrD ieiei;raphing,and U 111 I llill1*''" 'ituatlont toon n« cnmpition'. If .111 I I i " Rend lor circ-ulart. N. W. Telegraph

luititute, JanetvUle, Wit.

P I i V f W C'.(J.HIRCKKtManafsctarer I I iV i * \ of I'la no, 417 Hprlng street, Mil. whukee, Wia. Uorreapundence s»U«ltid.

EV B H I ' U K K N H , <lo l i iaohM. Trantplanird, to per ino. Kijnd i t smp for detcr lp t i te li.t t o

IIAUNKS A (JO.. Win if Amrrlci, III

ff .k/WV AOKNTS WANTED.—SamplM tent free ») IM M f by tnsli. Two new WUCIM, uleable at flour. Addreta N. II. WHITE Newark New Jersey

Employmcat; | 1 ' 0 per week; agenU A o t h e n to -ell a ni-w article; Inditpnuiable tomerch inta A .Mnnl'm, Adra with ktamp K. K. Smltli ACo.,116 Litierty at., N.Y.

r\i n a - C»OA I' r r Agenta wanted every. S 1 0 t o S 2 0 "here Pamonlsn free. A rt «? iu i u V t - v U | . A l | t ACO.. St. Loula, Mo.

O - O /kVVKACH WKKK A0KNTSWAXTKD* ^ 1 J . . I MF Bu»lii.*n Ifgitimatf. Par t lculsn frvc. .TWUKT II, 81. LouU. Mo. Box

T C E L L O G Q - 'TO T H E LUMBERMEN, CARPENTERS A n d H a r d w a r e D e a l e r s

Piirllvs tirnrioi; t in 'u l ior i 'na inr will he Inicrptli'd to Irani thiit a work l" now In pri'psrntlon iMvinir tho

Ii 'iinl'n:) of thf family In Ihla country f rom tlimilil-lr nt tin- illh r rn tury to lln- pri'ni'iit time. Ail Inter-

e t tn l will m n f i T n favor by roiniminlnillnK with tin-pdblUhir. U l KI M II . K K M . O U d , O n k l n n i t . ( ' a l l i o r n l n , who w ill •.•nil, t " nny xiarcss , r lrrulat* rnninliilnu tlir rnrlv hintorv of tiiu fauilly, with out-line uf tiiu Infornui lon dt-rlrcd.

OF THE GREAT NORTHWEST. H E N R Y D I S S T O N & S O N S

de>ire to rai l attSBtinn to Ihe C E L E B R A T E D . S A W 8

ot Uitlr mannlsc tnr t . The d l ta t i rout Ore whlth ooearrad t t thi-ir wnrta November laat biv;ng cA«Md . ' • • • « • » • mil o r d s n with i m m s d l s t * •it t i i t ir mannlMlor t , l h e i t l i amou t nre wui.u u — J t h e » to trei-t new tnd Improved machinery, they are new preptr«d to esw . dsipsteh. Thei r enltrg. i emer i tBce t a d c x ' - o t l v e (aoil lue. c a i r M t t e t l j f t t • s f t e g lha' I " W S M W n i ; P K K I O K to tn r n t h e n l a t h s W O R L D . K V B K \ > A W \V A R K AN r K D . Mhonld soy p r o v *

• ( I f h a « !* • • l a Mchia f i '

MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!

Don't full lo procure . f l i t s . WINN. L O W ' S S O ( I T I I | N ( « 8 V U U P F O K

C I I I L D U I C N T E E T H I N ( J .

Thit Talusble preparation hs« been ii«ed with NKVKB-KAIl.tNO b u C C E S S IN THOUSANDS OF CASKS.

It not only relieve' the child from pain, bnt invig. orate* tho •tomach and howelt, correct t aeldi ty. and gives tnnn nnd energy to thu whole syttum. I t will alto imtantly relievo

OrlpinK In the HOWCIH and Wind Colic.

We believa it tho BERT snd SUBKST BP.MKDV IN THF. WOULD, in all caaet of DYSKNTEBY AND DIAHBHCEA IN CHILDREN, whether aria, ing Irom tcothlng or any other c tu te .

Ilepend a|H)n it , moihers, it will give ro>t to your-selvet, and

Kcllcf nnd l lenl lh lo Vour inlnnis.

lie suro and call for

" Mm. Wlnslow'H Sooihlnx Svrnp,

Having tho fac simile of " C U B T I S 1 P E B K I N S " nn tho ouatide wrtpprr.

Hold by Druggi i t t throughout tbo world.

oaipt icn. • IIB.I O,....S.-. . . . . . . M P K K I O K to tn» othort ka ths W O K L U . J t V B R Y >A W w - . ds fe t t ive ia M a n u f s e t o r t a n f w a n e wi l lbsg tvaa l a txenaage, I hey alto i n i n n f t c t u r e a laage number of

' labor nving uitls for kssplng taws In psrfsst order, oon<litinv of t . l M.HBKS, S W A I i E s . ."-AW : SfcTS, FL L&N, 4rc. A trial soliolted and tatlsfaotion guaranteed.

j S e n d f o r O i r c n l a r s a n d B a n d B o o k f o r L u m b e r m e n .

HENRT DISSTON k SONS, Keystone Saw, Tool, Steel and File Works, Front and Laurel Streets, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Branch Home, Randolph and Market Street, Chicago.

Branch Worki, Tacony. Pa.

$ 5 0 0 I N P R I Z E S .

h E X T R A K A R L Y V E R M O N T , Ten Dayt Earlier than Early RoM. E n o r . m o a a l y P r o d u c t i v e and of E X ( E l ^

f f \ LENT FLAVOK. Ml P"-*;, 4

\Ji pound• b / mall* pott-pald, for B«lsOlP»

UN.h' . ' i- ' fo l 'br ARRI*" A TlttU latrr than Karly Bote. .EqmaUn^ual t ty . 8 3 'ly Bote. Eqaal in ooality. per pound, by mall, postpaid.

' " 1 - 1 S a O O w l l l b e a w d ^ s t P B E M I O M S C w U thote Who produce the Largett Quan-

I 1 i l _ J tity from one pound. Ui i of tho above, with lltt ol M varlellet

L- of Potatuet, f ree to all.

pages, with C o l o r e d ( h r o m o , Sicsnts. A Now Tomato, ths " A l f l . I ^ ' l ' " ,

T O N . " P . " ' r - • o l l , 1 • n d i ' r o d a c t l ' e -Price. 2Sc. per pscket .

B . K . B L I S S & S O N S , 8 3 P a r k PIUCP, N E W _ \ o r k .

12 ,000 ,000 ACRES!

CHEAP FARMS! TUR CIIEAREST LAHU IN MAKKKT for talo by tbo

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY In tho OBEAT PLATTE VALLET.

U , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 A c r e s i n C c n t r u l N e b r a s k a

Now for tale In t racts of ferty ncret and upwards nn r i v * and TEN TKABS' cnEDir AT S PER CENT. No ATITANCE INTEHF ST RIEQDUUQ).

MILD AND HCALTUFL-L CLIMATE, FEBTILK BOIL, AN HIPNIIANCR. OK (loot. WATKB.

T H E BEST MAIIKET IN* TIIE WKST ! Tho I real Mining rcKlont of Wvoming, Colorado. Utah md Novada, hi-liig tuppllod by the (armvrt iu tho PLATTE VALLET.

SoUUm Enlllltd lo a llomrHrad of 160 Acres.

THE WEEKLY

P U B L I S H E D E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y

Only One Dollar and Fi f ty Gents per Year.

A L A R G E E I G H T P A G E P A P E R .

first, Cheapest nnd I l imdsomest W e e k l y P a p e r in the W e s t . ^

ADDBKSS

CRAMER, AIKENS & CRAMER, M I L W A U K E E .

TboDesl Locnllous Tor Colnnics.

F R E E HOUEH FOR ALL! MLU toss nr ACRE of choico liovernmui t Land, open for entry undoi t h e HnjirsTEAi) I.TW. near this OBEAT HAILIIOAD with good markets and all the conveniences of ao old •ettled country.

Free oa t te t to purchater t of Railroad Land. Sectional M s o h thowinir tho Land, nito new edition

nf Drsciiii-TivE PAMRULR.T wi r a MLW MAFS MAILED FUI.E KVEBTWUEUE.

Addre'.s, O. F, DAVIS, Lanil Conmi'rioner I'. I', II. /?..

iiMAHA, Ni n.

MASON I HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.

T U C n i l l V Ameriesa MatirsI Ins t rnmsnts I l i b V I l L I of «uch extraordlnanr and r e c p r

nlzed sxcellence as lo command s wido tale in P.u- , rope, noiwithttandinx conpet i t lua there with pro-duett uf cheap labor.

A 1 U / A V Q awarded blghet t premium". Includ ! H L f T N I W iotf tho Mei'al at tho Pari* Exposl- | tlon. Of bundrrdt of Indutlr i t l Kihihillons, mere i have not been fix In ail whore any other orKant have hccu preferred to theao.

I I N I V r Q A I I V recommended by eminent U n i t k O n k k l inntlclaiit an poMouins ox-celloncies not attainvd In any olliam. Sen opiLions of ONE THOUSAND, In Tsttlmonlal Circular.

C V R I IIQIVFI V omployliiK •overal impor-C A U L U O I f C L I tant inventiont and oin-

j hracinic every real liuprovomi-nt.

THE MOST EXTENSIVE j torlet la the world, producinK better work at l e u

cott t han o thera l io pmi lb l e .

PRICES FIXED with >crupul<ins employ-meat uf only heit material and workmanthip.

I L L U S T U A T H D r A T A L I M U I E A N D T E S -T I M O N I A L C I K L ' I ' L A U , w l t b i n i p o r i n n l I n l b r m a l l o n n b o n i o r R i ns w b l c b m a y *IITC p u r r h i u e r N f r o m i t lMnppolnt inent In p n r e b i u i c o l ' l n f e r l p r o r wor t l i leaN Ina l r imientN o r p a y -m e n t o f b i v b p r l r e s , s e n t t r e e .

M A S O N k H A M L I N O R G A N C O . ,

IM TBCMOKT ST.. BOSTOX ; » UNION SQUARE NEW I YORK; 80 ANI> 8J ADAMS ST., CHICAGO.

CO

(0

POUTAHI.B

Soda Fountains, 8 4 0 , 8 5 0 . 8 7 .'> MID 8 1 O O .

GOOD, DURABLE AND CHEAP S H I P P E D READY FOR USE.

Maouf actared by

J . W . C H A P M A N & C O M a d i s o n , I n d .

- S e n d for C i rcu la r . -

[KatnblKbcd 1N30.]

WELCH & GRIFFITHS, Maouracturer* of Sawt.

S U P E R I O R TO ALL OTHERS. K V E K Y H A W W A R I t A N T E D .

F I L E S . B E L T I N G & M A C H I N F R Y n r LIBERAL. DlNC lUNTS. _KJ

f r - p rice Ha l t aud Circulars free.

WBLCB 6l GRZrrZTBS, Boston, MBIMM & Detroit. Mich.

P ? . 9 W i M , G . m M r > 5

K O . - V l * Is niado frnm t h e IK'.I uialerislt , nnd will not watte. Sold nt price nf ordinury Sunp. Cror.TS have i t .

riiii-aRo, Milwmiki'e, Ili'trnit, und r i m l n n u t i . | . . li | . r«. WIH.I^SI.- AP-NU.

Write for Lirije Il luitrsted Detcriptive PricJ LittJIo

GREAT WESTERN

PIHSBURGH PA

Pl t lu lS , t l to '«%.

V A O S Z T T g W A I T T S D F O R

TIIK L I f E AND TIMES O F

H O R A C E G R E E L E Y iiu i. u. iifaeusou.

An unliia,sd, mm-iiartisan l.ifo of tills Oreat Mm, . wilh extended notirct of intnv of hit tloteinpoiary, | Hiaietiiinn and Jnurnal i t ta . Thii work wl| | Im fc*i.i up In aupurioratyle, Royal Uotavoof*.i paitos. fully l l lm trAti-d. A siealoi ipi . r tanl ty fur AsKiita. F o r d e t e n p

| tii.ii adJ iu i . I 'NIt lN PUIILISIl lNii I •) ( Ml. .«..,lil.

R E W A R D For auy esse of Itliad Bleediair, Iti liiai:, or Tl .•. rated P l i r . t l.at D l 111 NO'S Fit K R KM KUT failt lo core. Il U pr*f t v d eipres.iy to cure the Pilsi | snd notbtnK elte. Sold h) all DrugKiM. Price Si Uu i

S C H E N C K ' S P U L M O N I C C A N D Y I Krahrsci-t in a gr-a t desree all tbo priociplet ol ' Schenck' t Pulmnnlc Syrup, and while at Blnasant to t h e palate a t the pureti confections, Its ruediesi propertlei render it elleclusl In couirht, colds, bmo-chlai and catarrhal alTrcUont, Ac. It Is (tie mmt acceptable remedy for childreu or infants, snd can

I lie uiven with imputy j wlille for profeitional s.'ntlr-I men . or lho.e who turfer frnm lo t t of Tolce. it U indit-| pennhle . Thete c tud le t are put up la ^ cent lioie.. I convenient for l ha pocket, s n d s ro for sale l>r all

dmirgi t t i an I dealers. J . M. SoHt NC* A hoH, N. K. | corner Sixth and Arck Sit . ,

O l F f W E R P f f l S E The Only RlltabU Gift IHitribution in the Country,

$ 6 0 , 0 0 0 < I N V A L U A B L E G I F T S !

TO B E DISTB1BUTED IN

L . D . S I N E ' S IdOlb KBOULAU MONTHLY

^ ___

Gift Enterprise T o b e D r a w n M o n d s r , A p r i l 2 8 , 1 8 7 3 .

TWO GRAND CAPITALS O F |

$5,000 Each in Greenbacks! T w o P r i t e a l l . O O O . ! ) — a Five pnxes GREENBACKS T e n P r i z e s $ 1 0 0 j ) |

Une llnrae tnd Bus ry . with Silver mounted liar- l ne»i. worth <(*l" ! t ine Fine-ioned Rosewood Piani., | worth (S.i0! Ten Pamlly Seaintr Marliinet, worth , Slnoeach! Five (iotd Watchet and (.'hsint, worth ^ ^ 0 each! Five Cold American l luntinx watchet , ! worth t l ; t t each I Ten l a . luV Oold llunTins Watchet, worth *75 each! n't) bold and Silver t evs r 1

Hunting Wj tche . (In all.) worth from #31 lo tSuU | each ! (iold (."halnt, Silver-wtre. J . 'nelry , Ac., Ac.

Win.!.• nun^er t iilta, I'lrkett limlled to CUxOi. ' Al i i ; .NTH W A N T E D T O - K l . l . T H K E T N

l o t t l ioi i i L i b e r n l r r e i j i i i n i i a w i l l be pn i . t . Slnirls Tirkelt, At: Six Ticket. $6; Twalre Tleketa

<IU: Twenly-flis Tlckats Ml . r i rcu la r . ron la ln ins a full llttof ptlzen. a dstcrip-

lion of the manner of draHlnt, and other Inlnriuallun in reference to the Dl.triliUtrun, wiil tie .ent to ao) one orderinc them. All le l ten muat be uddreued to

MAIX UrriCE. 1.. D . ^ I N F - t O o * HO% I O I W , F i l t h HI. CINCINNATI .o

KINO OF THE BLOOD* TOE MOST r n o n o r a n p c n i m i t o p THE

BLOOD TET UIECOVELTED. CURES ALL HUMORS, FROM A COMMOH

ERUPTION TO THE WORST SCROFULA-B y I t s o a e C a n c c r a n r o c a r e d , sod

Cnnccrous tumors nro dispersed without tho sur-geon's knlfo—Scrofula conqacrcd, and Cousamp-tlon prevented and cured.

V e n e r e a l D l a e a s c a , Mercnrlol and Mlncr-nl Poisons, and their effects crndlcatcd, nnd vigor-ous health and n sound constitution esUibllshed-

F e m a l o W e u k n e a N a n d D l a e a M t Dropsy, ceneml or partial; Swellings, exterual or Internul; and TuniunCoro rcduccd and dispened In a very short time.

E r y a l p e l a a . Salt Rhcnm, Scald Head, and Fever Sores aro soon removed by tills powcrfol detergent medicine.

S c o r b u t i c D l a e a a e a , D a n d r n f T , Sody ! nr Rough Skin, and Pimples quickly give way. ' leaving the skin smooth and fair. — l.*..vnr ami AcniM Di*-

AtTrCtlOQB, Utmcia. ... numeroua diseases caused by bad blood aru con-quered, and giro way before this most powerful corrector, thu King of the Blood.

B a c h b o t t l e contains betwcco forty sod fifty ordinary doses, costing only one dollar.

P r o m o n « t o f tonr o r f U o b o t t l e s win cure Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm. Pim-ples on the Face, Biles, ordinary Kniptlouc. etc.

P r o m t w o t o e i g h t b o t t l e s will euro Pcalr Enintions of the Skin. Ulcers, Sores, aod Canker Intne Month and Stomach.Erysiplas.etc.

P r o m t w o t o t e n bot t lcK will reatora healthy action to the Liver nnd Spleen, will rcg. tilala the Boweli* anil Kidneys.

P r o m t w o t o Mix b o t t l e s will be found EFF'T ttml in ctirini: Neuralgia, Sick- l lcadachf , S L \ mis' Dance. ;HII1 Epilcpsv.

P r o m l ive t o t w e l v e b o t t l e s will enrt thu worst eases id Scrofiila.

P r o m t h r e e t o t w e l v e b o t t l e s wtf cure severe ulld ohftlnate rase" of rnt.'.rrh.

P r o m t w o l o f o u r b o t t l e n ul l euro IliN worst cases of Plies, ami regulate t "ostive Il'iwebi

P t u i n t*Vo l o t e n b u t t l e s will curs bad cases of Dropsy

P r i c e t(i p e r b o t t l e , or G bullies fur $U-Sold by all Druggists

D. UAXSOM, SOX i CO., P r o p r ' s ,

Sec tc'timonlali in local column. DaSaio, \ . T .

M E R C H A N T ' S

6AI6LINS OIL i s o o o o I T O K

Iturna and Scalds. iriieiininll-tn, Ckliblalnt, S p r a U t o»d Chapped I l a n d ^ F i r t h Woaodt, Kro.t Ultra.

I K t t r r a a l rtnnd t'rueli*. Ualta of All Klada, Sllfaat. I'uU Kv II,

l lrmarrliold* or Pi le". I •ion- Mi.pli". t'Mt.-d llre««t«. KUtuln. Maoce. Spu%li». Sweeney. Srratehe*. ar Urrm»r. Hirlual.ii.l. Wlwdawlla. Fsnaden-d I r e t . Crnrlied I l r . l*. Foot Hot In "bee* .

Vniini.i A In-ert Ultra. Howp Toolhaebe, .Ve., X , . I-ome U-. L. A. . . A r .

LargoSixoSl.OO; Medium50c.; Small25c.

. • i . . • A > a " '

fbr eesefwf AlenesciaBilfeNl wksitii< /«"//* s^) v - ai Ik-CHI. J | - «# «• 1 h f r IA!# Vf (t'.l r--;-' W Ii .;.a.»f» ikrf.f'i "i fL- I'mUfi Uhtr 1 .I»U fr< tit- trstrf.i, «i, | «rf> • if.i. i ' 1 --f wl.Jl 4 il Lai 'Ui.#. We K;*Lafa !*;••

" M E R C H A l T r ' S W O R M T A B L E T S . " W. d rt I (iir at, | 1 •. r-.i «.:!i vi, »:.<!f- .••i.l'ati . I

MVa« /* '« • Al»*4»4c. MnHufns l u r n l o t Lorkpor l . .\ . V., b j

M B R t ' l l A X T ' S CARGLlXli (UL JOHN HOOCE, Secre tary .

D r . S a K C s C a t a r r h R e m e d ) efTectscaretupoa ni'-nliric . :iiKi|ilc«. by it* rr.iM. hsaliag jiroprrtic*. l o wlinh the (II CAKC I;r:iiiu.illy yields, when the t y s t e n b u licen put ia pcrft t l i rder with D r . P i e r c e ' s ( ; o l d r a

^ l e d i c u l D i S i - o v e r v , uhuh .huuld be taken CSmCStly, la correct the I.KwHland n - t rm. \»hi> h aic.iiwayi .it fault, .ii^ M .ul .pciilKallv, a t il lioek, upon the dbeased t;l.iiiJ« and iinyiB membrane of the nose and i t t oomsuirucsinc ih.imlers. ihu t atarrh K t n a J y *li'iiiM i ' r a p -pliiilwith D r . P i e r c e ' s N u s a l D o i u - h e , a> this istlic only form nf in-iniir.eiit yet invMited wilh which lluid medicine > .m i'c carried ^i'k/i uf ami A rfatly applied t ill p a r n o f die u l f c i u d nasal passages and chamber* in which Mint, and ulcers e*i<l. and from which the di»cHurve gener-ally proceeds.

S'i siucessful has thea!" ve course of treatricnl pfoven, tha t t h e propr iem offers ^ 5 0 0 i t e -w a r d fi r ,1 cast- o f - I". ..I l lf . i . i ~ i ,...» or Ciittxrih which he cannot cure. I h e t w j ined-i it.i . with insirnment, for (f i , ! ;. ..il ilr i jyM*.

$ 1 , 0 0 0 Sewing; Mach ine

l * TIIK IN T i n : WOKLIt . ^ I ' Y U ' A L N R ^ N - Y.

HEA-NECTAR IS A PURE

II L A C K TF.A with t h a d r e s o Tea Kiaror Waf-raatsd lo auit all tastes- Kor taiS eTerywhtre. Anil for sals Whole-•ale •nly U) th« t ireal Atlantie * Paeitlc Tea Co.. No. UH talloD «t.. and 2 and t i hu ren St .New York. P. O. Hot Sfc*>. S>ena lo Thes-Nectar t ireular.

z m a oia.. rp"** I 0 8 e the Ralsln«sr Bash l o c k a n d Sopport to

DR. WHITTIER, ' l^muest enirased, and inott tuecestfal iihrtteian of IheaKO. Conialtatioii or pamphlet tree. Call or write Iunt piiliilaiiiNi for Hi., tienelit ul yonnir men who turt^r (rom Ncn"in>nei.i, lleiilhty, Ac., a t rral l ie of W paieet. for 2 i t amps ; n book 'JrU paKea. u lu . t ru led , forb lcen t .

OKtATESTCrKIUSI Tf "ZttcWo"® lUl teliiua weekly. Price Vi cent.. So liunil,tH-. A-ldrets t . r .onoi . A. llExnti d Co., I.'ctlou, Man.

FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS ! ; No tpr ine to break uo cutting of ^ath ; ehe-ip, dnr-

, able, very ca.lly apnliod; i ioi i | a .a .h at any place do-rlroil, and a telf-faatsner when tho ^a'•h it down,

j Send t ' tmp for cirular. Circnltr and tlx coppnc-bmoied loeks tent to nny addre. t in Ilio IJ 8 , potl-paid.on receipt ul 60 ct« I.lbornl indneenientt lo the t rade Atfenlt wmted. Addrcs-Kei t iDKer .Sash Ln-k Co., No. 4H Market St., Il.iiritlitirif, I'a.

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\ V K I T I N t ' T O A l l V K B T I ^ H U - . W tllen Advern-t tfUMt In tl i is P a p e r .

— — -

iShr.Crook'i WintofTftr. T H E

I O Y B L A J a »

PmbUo CAMPAIliN HAS ENDED DR. CROOK'S WINE

TAR T » h a v e

m e r i t 1 wtmOmr t l o n e v e r t b e p n b l l e .

^ H h r l c h l n t h e m e d l r l i u U q u l -M l e a Of T a r . and uneqaaled for d l i e M k M a f t h e T h r o a t a n d L i i b i b , per-• w m i n j lhe aoel remarkable curat.

C o n g l i a , C o l d % C h r a a l e € a i i f l u . I t efleetnally curat Ikem a l l

h t h m M . n d D r o n e h l t l s . H u cnrad ao n a a j e a M ' h has been pronoancad a O tpcciftc for Ui«m oomplaialk

For pain! in Breast. Side or Back, Grarel or Eidnej Disease,

Wseases of the Urinair Oreans, Jaundice or od j Liier Compfidnt,

I t kaa • • • q o a l .

f t Is also a superior Tonic, llestores the Appetite,

Htreagthei j the System, llestores the Weak and

i Debilitated, flnttff the Food to Digest,

SvnoTes Dyspepsia and IndlgestioD,

^rercnts lidariens Fevers ! f, OlTes toae to your System. WTDlLCBt MFSWHSOFTJlR

HJRIPY TOUR BLOOD. V a r taafUa^orofto*

l o u f l D t o e a a e s oi t h e E y e s , e r S c r a f h l a I D a n y u m u

Anv diaeaaa o r erupUoa ot the Skin, diaeaaa o< the L i r a r . niicumaUKm, Pimplea, O l a Sfires, Ulceiaj B r o k e n - d o w n ' Vustitutiona. flTphilta, o r a n f iifeane depending on a do-prayed oondiUon of tbe blood,

CROOK'S 8TBUP OT

POKE ROOT. I t haa the medidDal property

' of Poke combined with a prep-aration of Iron which goes at once into the blood, perform-log the moat rapid and woo-derftal enrea.

Aak r o a r Dniggirt for Dr. Orook'i Oom-

Cnnd Byrtip of A'oke Boot—take il aod be aled. . J

FURS AND ROBES

V . D . Y O U N G 111 now otloring for «*>

Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapst,

JUST

RECEIVED.

A fu l l S tock of

A full itfwk o!

GROCERIES. CROCKERY.

GLASSWARE &C Make the Unmpaign lively, and

bay your Groceries of

T7". I D Y O X J K r a >

Dry

W UdeiNEM!

HOWK ct WHITE, Mantnaotartrar.ud DMienia

BOOTS,

SHOES, RUBBERS, &G.

Special attention given tog J

CUSTOM WORK And a large and well eelected stock constantly on hand.

ALL WORK WARRANTED

B n d g e S t r e e t , L o w o l l . M i o h .

k . j . Uowk* I. .V While

Goods, Of all descriptionB at the

lowest prices, at

H K R K M A Y B B KOUND T U B LAKOKST anJ n rb t atock of a i m i n g Toolii o r r r offer-

tblN luarkrt , We make a speciality of

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, And takorhtagencT of DODM hut lhrbe«t AMI UteallmproTad goodi). We would In r i t e al l who CON^C-plate purchasing LIY.APY.HA OR MO IF VP* lo call aod examine the

CELEBRATED JOHNSTON MACHINES. Tbpcnmklnrd Machine boing lhe l0 t perfect Mower and Reaprrit erer built. The WRT IROS

MOWER IHU grcnt favorite with the Ksimennd/ui/y carranffrf for «trcngth and durability. The

I r o n Clad Mower Improved , For the wiuon of 1873. Alan the SHERWOOD, DODGF.mA WORLD MACHINES.

T H E N I C H O L S & S H E P P A R D V I B R A T O R T H R E S H I N G 1

M A C H I N E , T l l K R O W E L L H R O A D C A S T S E E D E R A N D C U L -

T I V A T O R C O M B I N E D , W A R R A N T E D T H E B E S T

I N T H E W O R L D . S U P E R I O R F A R M E R ' S F R I E N D A N D R O L -

L K R D R I L L S . T H E I T H A C A W H E E L H A K E , W I T H

I T S N E W D U M P I N G A T T A C H M E N T

The Celebrated Grattan Wagons, T A l r A W " ' h a l l m heretofore trim all I'lowa (withoot extiu cbur^e) wilh Boyco A

0 Nath 'a Caj t titevi Coullern. 1'low Points and Kepalra conjtanlly on hand . W. J. ATKINS 4- GREENE.

It'ERr $ HVGGIJTS, P K A L E R 8 I N

ROUGH & DRESSED L U M B E R * AUD ALL KINDS OF

HATS & CAPS |

PERRY BROS. l l a i e i n F !b» lararsland Uoit swor l fd »ti.rk of

F Ro Lap Blankets &c.; |

Xvtrontxhib ti»n in Grand Kndi.U, |

W h i c h arc o f f e r e d a( v e r y l o w p r i c e s

t o C a s h B u y e r s .

Jxidiet' Seal and Aitrafhan Satjtiet,

Seal and Aitraekan Sett,

Ermint Seu,

31 mk ScU,

r/NB ALASKA SKTS A Tib wortk $7.

CHILDRRN'S WI1ITB CONEY SACQCBS,

QHILDREN'S pURS,

( l a Groftt Variety.)

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FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS

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GREAT UNION FAIR OF IICH. 1872. Drop in and see onr

Nobby Holiday Hai* cfc Cwps.

PALACE STORE.

11 Monroe St., Grand Rapids.

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IBUY GOODS. CALL on

PARKER & WEATHERWAX.. C L O T H I ^ t t ,

A Big Stock jnst recei fed. P A R K E E & 1 W E A T H E E W A X .

HINE & NOBLE'S

Clothing made to order in the

latest style.

B T J I I L i D I I t T a -

M A 3 S I 1 _ r F - A . a T T J E E R S O F

DOORS, MOULDINGS,

DOOK

SASH, BLINDS, ' WINDOW FRAMES,

FRAMES, BRACKETTS

FRUIT BOXES, ETC. Cnstom Planing, Matching, Ko-'awing, Scroll sawing, Framing

nnd Shaping.

AVERY &HUCCINS, INNUFUTORY, LOWELL. IMCH.

A FULL SBlls . . . F O R $ 7 . 0 0 ,

Parker & Weather ^ax.

"PANTS FOR «1.00 PARKER d WEATHERWAX.

Clothes cut and made to or-der by

ROBT. HUNTER, JR.,

PERFECT FITS WARRANTED.

P A R K E R ft W E A T H E R W A X .

D R Y GOODS, m ro f i i i i i e mi

4* fancy goods, IN ENDLESS VARIETY,

PARKER A WEATHER WAX.

J^ARGEST STOCK" OF

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In town, of latest styles, jnst received.

PARKER it WEATHERWAX.

BOOTS & SHOES Of all kinds at bottoir pncea

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