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M a r r i a g e a n d D e a t h n n t l c e n f r e c . O b i t u a r y n o t l c e i , 6 cent* p e r l l n o . C a r d a l n nu* ine«a n i r e c t o r r $ 5 p e r a n n u r o . Y e a r l y adve r t i s e r* cut I t ied to c h a n t e q u a r t e r l y . I , e g a l N o t i e e s a t S t a t u t e KateR. Al l l ega l m u s t be
paid f o r w h e n a f f l d a r l t U m a d e , r r a n s l e n t a d v n r t i s e m e n t s m u s t b e p r e - p a i d . 9 3 " T b c s e t e r m s will be s t r i c t l y adhe red to .
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business ijitcctoni. I . o . o . F .
A K M O N Y L O D O E , N o . 146, of Lowel l . Mich m e e t s e m y Monday e v e n i n g . In old Masonic
A r v l n e Peek , N . O, n . K n n p p , SPC.
J o h n l l o m i R ,
SH A V I N U ^ I i n m p o o l D g , H a i r Cut t ing , and w h l c k e m d»ed wi th uPutiipas and dcspatcb . Rooms.
2d floor U r a b a m ' s Hlock, opposite Nat ional Hank .
MRS. J . KOMIU, m a n u f a o t u r e r o | Switches, C u r l s » U r a l d i . Keeps on hand a good nsnortment of Mohai r Swi tches , Curls , k c . Cash paid for Udips- JFa l r .
H o w k A W h i t e .
DP.AI .ER8 In Roots , Shoes, Lea the r , F ind ings , 4 e . Pa r t i cu l a r a t t e n t i o n g i r m to custom w o r k -
Store in Checkered B u i l d i n g , next door wes t of Ma-son i c H a l l .
C. B r o a d & SOD,
DE A L E R S in Roots , Shoes, Leather F i n d i n g s fte. C u s t o m work done wi th neatness and d e s p a t c h .
K i m e m b e r t h e place first dooi west of O r a h a n ' s Block , Br idge S t r e e t .
J . M . M a t h e w i o n .
NOTARY, A t t o r n e y and Sol ic i tor . W i l l a t t e n d tfl bus iness In a n y of the S l a t e er Un i t ed S ta tes
C o u r t s . Spccll a t t e n t i o n g l r e n to C o n r e y a n a i n g . Collecting
a n d C h a n c e r y bus iness . OIBee a v e r Lowel l N a t l o n a P a n k , L o w e l l U l e h .
T . J . B U j r t o a .
A T T O B N E V a t L a v , t a d So l i c i to r la S U t a o r Uni-, ( \ tad S t a t e s Coi
y « r m Ti l laf i e<l C U i m A j e n t fo r
U d B U t e s C o n r t * . y « r m Tillajje p r o p e r t y fa r a a l t o r r e n t . LleeiU-
r o c a r l n i Pens ions a n d BOUBUN { f 0 « O l T l t D B C B t , 0 f t « | b Q r n h i m ' i B lock , u p -
s t a i r s , L o w e l l , Mich igan .
M i l t o n M . F e r r y .
R A L Es ta te , I n sd ranee , u d Col lec t ing AgencT. Office o r e r H l n e k Nokle'a S tore , Union Block ,
r e « t 8 l d e .
JUSTICE o f t !<Sg.iog, CI
t o m j t f a r e , C Lowel ' , Mich,
B o b e r t H u n t e r J r . ,
of t h e Peace , will a t t e n d prompM* t o Co l -C n n r e y a n c l n r a n d a l l buslneaa I n t r u s t e d Office o t e r H u n t * Hun te r ' s D r u g S to re ,
W . A . T k l l M i , M . D „
PH Y S I C I A N »nd S u r g e o n , Lowell , Mich. Office over Na t iona l Bank . Res idence on H u d s o n S t .
oppos i te rcsldenoe of C. R . H l n e .
J . H o w a r d i m l t h . 1 1 . D . Office HO U E O I ' A T I U Q Phys ic ian a n d S o r f e o n
f r o n t r o o m o r e r t h e post office. Residence on Depot Road . Ca l l s a t t ended p rompt ly , day or n i g h t .
P r e . F e o k ft H o D a n n e U -
i h y s l d a n s and S u r g e o n s Office i n Masonic Bu i ld -i n g , Ixiwell , Mich.
i paCK. O. 0. HCDAWXKLL.
H , O . S t e p h e n s o n .
r O M f f i P A T H I C Phys i c i an k Su rgeon . Especia l ronlc Dt-
. . , . . . .. w " r u e n t i o n g i v e n to Syph lUt i c au<i C h r o n i c
# llcsldi
a e a s c , . A Isti S t e p h e n s o n ' s P s t e n t Trusses S t e p h e n s o n ' s r s t e n i jranseii a n a Support1-
.nu iac tu red to o r d e r . *11 w o r k w a r r a n t e d to EITC Sitlsfaction. , , a x. \
i lcsVdenee, llr*t H o u s e nor th of U n i o n Schoo l
House .
Calls a t -
D r , T . B . L a m b , M . D . ,
HO M E O P A T H I C P h y s u i a n and s u r g e and residence west side F la t Ulvor.
t ended w i t h p r o m p t n e s s .
W m , F a l l e n ,
DE A L E R in Ready-mnde C l o t h i n g , C I o t h s , G e n t ' s F u r n i s h i n g Goods , Ha t s , Caps, Boots and Shoes,
C lo th ing c u t and made to o l d e r . S to r e 1 u l l e u « Block, B r i d g e s t r e e t .
B e e s B r o s .
DE A L E R S m D r y d u o d s , Clo th ing , Y a n k e e No-t ions , HaU a n d Cap*. C l o t h l n g c u t and made
to o rder . S to r e In G r a h a m ' s Block , Lowel l , Mich-
S h e r m a n & M i l l s . iVLERS in Dry Goods, Clo th ing , B o o t s , Shoes,
J k a t s , Caps , F u r n i s h i n g Goods , fitc. I m o n i l o c k j v ^ ' est S ide .
C . O - S t o n e & C o .
DE A L E R S in D r y Goods , Groceries . Bw) t s and Shoes , HaU a n d Cans, Crockery, &c. S t o r e in
Q r a h a m ' s Block, Lowell , Mich.
H l n e & N o b l e . • p v E A L E R S in Dry Goods, C l o t h i n g , H a t s Caps , 1 ) G r o c e r i e s . &c. , . v , t .
" N . B .—Clo th ing made t o o n l e r . S t o r e i n br ick block, opposi te K r a n k l i n House .
O . B . G o v i l l .
GE N E R A L C a n r a s s i n g Agent. Ail k inds of books can be obta ined of him at lowest rates.—
Address Lowell .
A t k i n s & B o m e r b y .
DE A L E R S In A g r i c u l t u r a l Implements . W o a lso sell t h e j u s t l y ce lebra ted Lumber Wagons a n d
Buggies m a u u f a c t u r e d by J . A . Adams B r o s . Busi-ness p lace one door E a s t of Pout Office, Lowel l , M i c h .
D e v e n d o r f ft B l a i n ,
DE A L E R S in Fancy Dry Goods , Rlbboqi , C a r p e t i n g , H a U , Caps a n d M o u o n i . F i r s t door w r i t ol L o -
well N a t i o n a l Bank .
Q e o . B . B a l o o m ,
PR A C T I C A L W a t c h m a k e r a n d Jewele r . W a t c h e s , Clocks a n d J e w e l r y repa i red and war ran ted .—
J e w e l r y made to O r d e r . Bhep In t h e Peat O B c e .
S i m o n H , H a n s o n .
A N U r A C T U M R of and Dealer la T i a - w a r e .
B1 T X Copper-ware a n d Sheet I r e s , HpeeUI a t t e n t i o n
r a n t o rnoflng, e a r e - l r o a g h l n g and Jeb w o r k . -lep o p p o s i t e H u n t Jt H u n t e r ' s d r a g s to re .
J a c o b B « i n s d e l l ,
HA R N E S S M A K E R a n d daddle r . West Bide F l a t R i r e r . T h e best s t o c k Msnafac tu red , a n d first
clMf workmen e m p l o j t d .
B . O . A l l i e n ,
C0 ' » T H ( i ! ? B v i A N l ) B U I L D E R . Shop W e s t side f l a t H i r e r , M ^ n 8 t ^
J!
Qland Rapids Business Di-rectory
F e r r y B r o t h e r s ,
EX C L U S I V E D E A L E R S I N u a t a , c a p s . F u r s , Gloves , &c.. Wholesa le and Re te l l , No, 11 M o n -
roe s t r e e t Grand Rapids .
O F T . , ( D W E L L .
CAPITAL, - - 8100,000. SURPLUS, - - - 10,000.
m n r . c T o i i p .
I I . A . U i n : , K i u x e i a K i . v o , WM. W. 11 A TF II, C. U. ILLNK, MTIION II. NOIITOH, (' T, WOOIIINU, A.S. STAXXAIUI. A. .1. KCM r.,
.IAH W. NIIIITOX. I n t u r c M t l * n I d o n l > r p o H l ( H .
I I . A. HICK. I ' r e s l ' l e n t . J A S . W. NOUTOS", Vice I'rei-
I IENI1Y M. C L A R K , C a s h i e r .
Lowe l l , Aug . t i tk, 1871.
Harness and Saddlery. HA V I N G r e c e n t l y purchased t h e stork ami in teres t
in t h e hnsinens of I la rnnrd k Son and <>. A. R o b i n s o n , a n d opened in t h e bni ldlni ; Hiuth of V. B. Wi l l i am" , west side of F l a t R ive r . I am prepared to a t t e n d to all bu>ineM in t h e l l a rncM and Sadd le ry l i ne . I t is m v p u r p o s e t o keep t h e
BEST STOCK AND WORKMEN. and spare no pa in s to build my buslneM u p o n a n hones t f ounda t i on . D o n o t la i l to give me a call and e x a m i n e m y s tock.
J A C O B RAMSDELL. Lowell , , tu ly 13th, IRTO.
NEW YORK
STORE.
7 - 4 4 7 -44 Reward Given.
AL L W H O have got t h e C a t a r r h will ge t a r e w a r d by p r o c u r i n g a bo t t l e
of J>B. II. B. PECK'S
CATARRH S P E C I F I C ! As i t was usurer k n o w n to fa i l In any gen-n ine case of C a t a r r h , a n d g ives relief t h e f irst dose, cana lng no p r o i t r a t i n g effect o n t h e s y a t e m .
Sold by fiMoiste. Lowell, fiof, 15th, 1870.
7-44 7-44
B . A . H a r l a n .
AT T O R N E Y at L a w , Solicitor In C h a n c e r y , a n d J u d g e of P roba te of K e n t Coun ty . Office In
C o u n t y Bu i ld ing , Grand Rapids, Mich .
S w e e t ' s H o t e l ,
GR A N D Rapids, Mich . T . 11. L y o n , p r o p r i e t o r , f o r m e r l y of t h e R a t h b u n House.
B a t h b u r n H o u s e .
AN T I S D E L & H A W K . P r o p r i e t o r s , c o r n e r Mon-roe a n d Wate r loo S t r ee t s ,Grand Haplds. M i c h .
W . F . B a r k e r ,
1 O O V I L U Q E LOTS FOR SALE.
W E S T S I D E .
ON MRS. SMELL'S ADDITION
IOCATKD OB W a t e r , Broadway, H u d ^ j i I f g p i , J a n d B r u s h Stress . F o r p a r t l c u U r i , enqu i re of
O W N " 0 r W i l l i a m s , a t t h e " E l k H e m
T h e s e lo t s wil l b e soli) o n t ime .
, „ „ , C A R O L I N E S N E L L . Lowe l l , K i b r a a r v SSth, 1870. U a t f
NOAH P. HUSTED, P r o p r i e t o r of
GRAND RIVER NURSERIES. O n e h u n d r e d a c r e s u n d e r t h o r o u g h cu l t i va t i on ,
to t h e ha rd i e s t r a r l e t l e s of F r u i t and U r n a m e n t a i T r e e s , S h r u b s , Roses, Grapev ine* . Smal l F r u i t s &c.— Can a n d f u r n i s h Apple , Cher ry , Pea r , S ibe r i an Crab , Peach and P l u m Tree*, Grapevines , Roses, S h r u b s &e., of e x t r a s i t e and q u a l i t y , very desirable lor vi l lage and ci ty y a r d s a n d gardens , well g r ewn in U ich l -gan soi l , and can be l if ted and t r a n s p l a n t e d w i t h o u t Incur r ing t h e ri»k of loos by t r anspo r t a t i on and delay, when o rde red f r o m a d i s t ance .
L o w e l l , M i c h . , J a n . 2 f i t h , IRTl.
Popular Goods at Popu-lar Prices.
D. E. SPRING, H a s j u s t opened a l a rge s t o , k of
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
Near t h e D . A: M. Railroad D e p o t , where you will find a good ns«or tmen t of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, B o o t s c f c S h o e s ,
S h e e t i n g s a t 6 c t s p e r y a r d ,
C a l i c o s a t 0 c t s p e r y a r d ,
L a d i e s ' h o s e 7 c t s a p a i r ,
P . K ' s v e r y c h e a p ,
4 p l y B r u s s e l s C a r p e t i n g
^ 1 . 6 / ) p e r y a r d .
Oil Cloths at Reduced Prices. LADIES' SUMMER SHAWLS
Also, W H E E L E R & W I L S O N ' S S E W -
ING M A C H I N E S , sold on the most favorable terms.
D . £ . S P R I N G guarantees to sell his stock of Goods at New York prices.
! D . E . e p i i m o .
m o i K ' y , .-UP I
'in lli'; <|iiiot
an-l l inn ho
t ' -T" w o r u a
DENTIST, 65 Monroe S t . , G r a n d Ranids Mich . All work d o n e in the b j s t m a n n e r a n a a t r e a s o n a b l e
pr ices .
L o o m l s & B r o w n .
THK PI.AGE t o buy Boots and Shoes, Is a t Loomis k Brown 's 30 Canal S t r ee t (irand Rapids .
8 . D . P a r k s ,
DE A L E R in W a t c h e s , Clocks, Jewelry and Si lver P l a t e d Ware, No, 22 Monroe S t ree t , G r a n d Rap-
i d s . P e r s o n a l a t t e n t i o n t o repair ing, and w o r k war-r a n t e d .
J a m e s G a l l u p ,
Wl i O I . E S A L K and Retai l UruggiM, No. 6 Canal s t r ee t . G r a n d Haplds.
A . P r a u s s e r ,
WATCHMAKRR 4 J e w e l e r , and dea le r in F ine Go ld and S l ive r Ware , 21 Monroe s t r ee t . Al-
so a l l k i n d s of .Sport ing Implements , Grand Rap ids .
S o u t h w l o k & W r i g h t ,
DE A L E R S in Crockery , Glassware, Si lver P la ted W a r e , China , Table C u t l e r y , &c., 41 Monroe S t . ,
G r a n d Rapids .
C u r r i e r & P u t n a m ,
DE A L E R S in Schoo l , Miscel laneous, a n d Blank Books , a l s o . S t a t i o n e r y , Wall Paper*, kc., Book
B inde r s and Box Manufac tu re r s , No. in Pea r l s t r e e t , G r a n d Rap ids , A. W . C u r r i e r , T . C . I ' u t n a m .
B . M . S t o w o ,
" l i r i l O L E S A I . E a n d r e t a i l dealer in Hats a n d Cap*, f Y Kurs , Rolx's, Gloves, kc., nnd P a r h i o n a b l e
M. l l lne ry (ioods, 40 Monroe S t ree t , Grand Kaplds.
E a t a b l i s b o d 1 8 3 7 .
EB. D I K E M A N , Watches , Clocks, Jewel r ; « ver nnd P l a t e d W a r e , 20 Canal s t ree t . £
clea a specia l i ty .
7, Sl i -pecta-
C h a a . A l t h e n .
DE A L PR in Ready-made Clothing, G e n t ' s F u r -n l s h l n g G o o d s , Hats , Caps ,&o. C o r n e r s t o i e
wes t end Flat River Br idge , Lowell , Mich.
J o h n K o p f & C o .
DE A L E R S In F u r n i t u r e of e v e r y k i n d . S p r i n g Beds , wa r r an t ed . Ready-made Coffins
cons tan t ly o n h a n d o r made to o rder . Manufac to ry nii'l f t e f - r o o m n e a r I), k M . l ' e p o t .
7 W i l s o n & E d i o .
An u \nds of B lacksmi th ln i , Horse-shoeing wag-on and Carr iage i roning done p rompt ly .
E d g a r M o r s e .
OMNIBUS Line f r o m ClifUto H o m e , a n d a l l o t h e r , - - - - - - - - - ^ -Ho te l s and Pr iva te l l o u ^ . , to a n d f r o m all ] i i ^ a .
t r a in s . e s -
S p e c i n l t i o s : S c r o f u l a , eano>-r«, C o n s m n p t l o n , E y e a n d Ea r , Ne rvous , l e m a l r , mid Chron ic D i seases
L A D I E S o u t of h e a l t h , a s sured of ea«v, ' a f e c u r e . Conf ident ia l , successful t r e a t m e n t fo r all p r i v a t e <liB-
I ease*. Seminal W c a k n e x , etc., posi t ively c u r e d specia l , i m p o r t a n t cases, s top un re l i ab l e
use less t r e a t n v n t , nnd consu l t Dr. A i k i n at once.
DR. A I K I N , Office, 11 Canal-sUo.' 1> / i Ik*-,... .*• OAf l l r\w»ny\A
F i r s t s t a i r a n o r t h S w e e t ' s H o t e l .
PARKER & BODELL D E A L E R S I N
Fresh Meats, Poultry,
Oysters, AND A L L K I N D S O F G A M E IN SEASON
o a s i b ;
P A I D F O R ALL K I N D S O F
Live Stock, Salt Pork, Hides,
P e l t s , & c .
C e n t r a l M a r k e t , Bridge S t i e e t ,
L o w e l l , , I a n . 4 t b , I S 7 1
W P A R K E R , J . BODEI.L.
Vinegar Works.
T H E P L A C E T O B U Y
GROCERIES ! Read ! Read ! Read!
V . D. YOUNG H A S IN STOCK T H E F I N E S T L O T
O F TEAS, C O F F E E S ,
SUGARS, S P I C E S , F R U I T S ,
A N D G R O C E R I E S O F A L L K I N D S
I N M A R K E T ; B E S I D E S A
F U L L A S S O R T M E N T O F YAN-
K E E N O T I O N S ,
W H I C H H E W I L L S E L L A T
LOW F I G U R E S .
G O O D S D E L I V E R E D F R E E T O
ALL P A R T S O F T H E
V I L L A G E .
V. D. Y O U N G .
J an . 18th, 1871.
SI1I I I IA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR, H U M P H R E Y ' S
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HA V E P R O V E D KIIOM T H E MOST AMPLE E x -per ience . an en t i re success ; S imple—Prompt—
lent a n d Rel iable . They ore t h e Best Faml ly M e d l d n e s i n use—so simple t h a t mi s t akes canno t be made iu u«ing t hem ; so h a r m l e s s as to be free f rom danger , and so eflicient s s to be always reliable.— They have received the h ighes t c o m m e n d a t i o n from t h e thousands w h o have l o n g used and known t h e m , and will a lways render sa t i s fac t ion to t hose who t i y t h r m . No. Cures Price in Boztt.
1. " Ftttn, Congest ion, InHamat lons 2. " H'ortm, Worm Fever , Worm Colic 3. •• C ry ing -Co l i c or T e e t h i n g of I n f a n t s 4. " / J i u r rAra of Children or A d u l t s 5. " Duifnltrf, Orlplng, Bi l l ious Colic ti. " Cholera-Morbus. Vomiting T. " Conglig, Colds, B r o n c h i t i s
I S. '• Nturalgiu, Toothache . Faceache , I 0. • ' / / e a i / a » A f * , S i c h I l - a d a c h e , Ve r t i go
V f O T I C E t s h e r e b y given t h a t I am now p repa red i 10. •• Dyiptyita, Uilllont S t o m a c h to f u r n i s h a t w h o l e s a l e , a good ar t ic le o f C l d e r ! n . " SupttrtUK-d ur I r regular pe r iods
V i n e g a r , a s cheap a« can be b o u g h t i n D e t r o i t or 12. •• IVAIIM, too P r o f u s e pe r iods C h i c a g o . L o v e r s o f g o o d v i n e g a r will do well to r e - , 13. " Cough dlfflcult B r e a t h i n g
Cents . 25
'lb 24 24 24 24 26 24
m e m b e r t k i t t hey can R e t a i l a r t i c le of tnc, f r e e f r o m a c i d a n d a l l o t h e r d e l e t e r i o u s subs t ances .
E . II. PaCK. T,owell. M a r s h 8 0 t h , l^TO.
For Sale. A H O U S E A N D I . O T wi th all t h e conven ience for
a good h o m e w i t h s h e d e t r e e s , f ru i t and s h r u b -b e r y , n n d a good ce l l a r . l u q u l r e of the subsc r ibe r ,
C , BUOAD, Lowel l , S e p t . 20 th , 18T0.
For Sale.
P r o o O m n i b u s m o F R A N K L I N H O U S E . A l l orders leit a t Tate 's J . L i v e r y s tab le
D. W . C O B B , P r o p r i e t o r .
O m n i b u s L i n o .
SH A W *: RL'RDICK, carry r a « e n g e r s to and from Cal l o r wr i t e l « n c l o s l o g pos t age , ) wha teve r y o u r cas
t h e depot, <ir to any par t of the town, .lay and | n igh t . I . ca \u y o u r orders a l the P o s t Oflice, a n d n d c In the new Omnibus .
H u n t & H u n t e r ,
VHOL'SE ANT. l .OT on c o r n e r Br idge and O r o v e r s t ree ts . Good h o u s e , wel l , c i s t e rn and (ence.—
Pleasant y a r d nicely shaded w i t h t r e e " . A des i rab le place. I m i n i r e o f J A S . ECKKli , or
MORKIS H I N E .
For Sale or Rent.
IT. JS. lit! 20. 21.
m ! ; i .
20.
28.
20. ;i0.
3 1 ; ; i . C4.
.O
inir I'lacc. Iff ji.ii;I
I"' (- ivt-.i t i c
' r i ' - . - l I n i i < ] I : i i 1 y .
( ' i i . ' i i ' l c y w i - i i t li
"pentMl his ['.aclci--'
i,rrc:it many \vrap[i('is--|,ai)i.T al'tor
paper—sometliiiiif vt-rv (•ai ofiilly dono
'ip, to lie sure. ' Tlu-n at last out
enmc a pair of old gloves I hU own
| old gloves that he had thrown asido
wlicn ho loft Mr.«. Brown's !
"Confound Mrs. Brown !"
SI10 had got her money, and all tho
hoarders knew aSo it the affair. Tho
next day on the way to his busines,
Charley heard some one call to him.
It was a man to whom he owed a lit-
tle bill, though in truth he had for-
got ten all about it.
"Char ley , I say," the man called
out with a laugh, " there ' s a package-here for you . "
Before night Charley heard of one-
or two other packages, and the next
day of several more, and a g rea t
laugh was sure to follow from by-
standers, as the storekeeper called
out to him. If he walked in the back
streets some little snub-noBed imp
would be sure to start up and sale
him with a grin, " H a v e you got you r package yet, . s i r ? "
Charley found, about this time,
that he had a business opening in a a -
other town. H e went away, a n d
left, it is said, all his packages be hind him.
T V E A l . E B S In D r u g . , P a t e n t Medicines, I e r l umery , I ) f a i n t s , Oils , kc. S tore at t h e - I d s t and of J . 11.
^ . r . Br idge s t r ee t , Lowell , Mich . | > A K I v C C S h e a r , Br idge s t r ee t , Lowell , M i c h .
V M R . B l o d g o t t .
f o V f V f l * Woolen Mill*, i n a n u U c t u r e r of P la in and I 1 F a n c v Cassune res , r%eei l sand J e a n s , F lannels ,
r i a l n and » m c y S l i l r t l n g , S l o c k i n g V a r n . e t c . l.o-
L I E S V E L D , (bucce.isors to Win, Li raway k Co . , )
Dealers III
14. " Erupliom, Salt l l l i eum, Kr .mpolas 14, " IlhtumuliiiiH, Khi 'umat ic P a i n s Hi. " Freer .V J f i e , Chill Fever , Agues
" I'ilei, Ulinil or l l leedlng " Opl/ialmji, and S o i e o r W e a k Eyes " O i fn r rA , acute or c h r o n i c , IntluVnza " Wliddt ihu-counh, v io len t coughs " Ailhtun, oppreAM'd B r e a t h i n g •' F.ur l)H'hnrer*, Impaired henr lpg '• Scriifuhi. Enlarged g l ands , Kucll ings •' (leieral Debili ty, I ' hy i iea l \Veakne«s '• Druptii and scanty Secre t ion" " » « .Vic*IIC$$, Slcknes« f r o m Riding " A ' i i / a r i / l i r a v c l
Xerrous Dtbililv, lnroluiit.iiy Seminal Discharges
" Sore Mo 1 ih, Cant 1 r •• I'rinar* Weaineti. Welting Bed " I'am/iil I'trMe. Hjsteil i " SuJ'erinyi a t r h a i i g c of Li fe •• Kpi le i - i f . Spa»m«.8t . V i t u - Dance •• Dtpkihinit, L'IcrratO'1 Son- T h r o a t Pr ice in vial- , larg- >lr. tOc. and I 00
F.1 M ID C.4 S F. S, in M roeeo. teilh T H A V E f o r sa le t . » h o u s e , and t h r e e lo t s . Will I 3 5 on ta in ing t h e a b o u - ; „ t , with 1 be SOLI t o g e t h e r or n p e r a t e l y . Terms EASYT | .J. , • , 1 , , . 5 1 0 FFL
' " " n 00 in p i] r r ca.e, n i t h l>oo"u 5 Oo
r /; i:i.\.iitv sr i: c i r / c.s.
M o t h e r ' s J T a n f l a
Such Ii iai i l l fnl , lieaiitifnl hmuls •
I h e i ' i e ne i the r « lill" nor >11111II ,
•^ •1 I know, would n r . ' ly l!.lii!i
Tha t they were (.ilrat "11
Vet a re lliese nged wrinkled ImmN
More Iieautlfiil to me.
Kurh IKiintlful, lienuliful Inmi l . '
'I'llOtlgh i icmt were weary nnd Mid
T h i s o pu t l en l IinHiU k- pt tolling on,
That chi ldren inlghl bn glad.
1 a lmo . t weep, as, looking hack
To cl i i ldhood 's d is tant ilny,
I t h i n k how these hands rested n o t
When mine were al the i r play.
Such b e a u t i l u l , b e a u t i f u l h n n d . !
"• hey'ro growing feeM- now ;
F o r t ime and pa in h a v e left the i r work
On hand, on h e a r t , and blow.
Alas ! alas I tho ne .v lng t ime,
And t h e sad, fad day to me.
When "neath the daises, out ol s ight ,
T h e f e hands will folded be .
B u t , Oh ! beyond t h e shadowy land.
Where all i . b r igh t nnd f a i r ,
I know full well t hese dear old hands
Wil l | ia lmsol victory bear.
W h e r e crys ta l s t reams, t h r o u g h endlem y t a t s ,
Flow over golden r a n d s ;
And where the old grows young aga in ,
I ' l l clasp my m o t h e r ' s hand . . m m m s i i h i i • • i i r a a a a M r i u u i J u M i M i n b - ' r a t v i M
Charley s Package.
Charley Lnwson had jus t left his
boarding-place, owing six dollars to
his landlady. Unhappily, tho matter
of the debt rested very lightly on
Charley 's shoulders, and here and
there, all over the town, he was ow-
ing little bills.
"It 's too bad you couldn't get your
money," said one of the boarders to
Mrs. Brown, the landlady, the morn-
ing after Charley's departure .
" O , I'll get that six dollars," said
Mrs. Brown.
T h e boarders glanced a t ono an-
other and smiled.
" O n o ! " said one of them, "I 'm
sorry to say it, Mrs. Brown, but you'll
never ge t it in the world. W h y ,
Charley Lawson owes money all o er
town, and there's no such thinji as
get t ing a cent from him."
"We ' l l see, we'll see. But I'll get
that money, and without much fuss
either."
The boarders ail laughed al Mrs.
Brown's credulity. We'll see," said
one ; "bu t I can only say I hope you'll
get i t ."
"Mr. Slater," said Mrs. Brown, the
next morning, " I f you should chance
to see Cliarley, will you tell him
there's a package here for him ?"
"Yes, I will," said Mr, Slater, " I
suppose he has not been to pay you
that six dollars y e t ? "
" O no, not yet ," said Mrs, Brown ;
" b u t I guess ho will, I expect t "
give him a little t ime,"
Mr. Slater smiled. T h a t day he
saw Charley and gave Mrs. Brown 's
message.
Accordingly in the cvenini; Char-
ley came. He was in his most
agreeable manner, all smiles and po-
liteness, If Mrs. Brown had been a
young beauty of sixteen, Charley
could not have been more particular-
ly delightful in his co imrsa l ion ,
Mrs. Brown rose to leave the room
a moment. " D i d vou say, ' ' 8 a i d 1 m t ' e l a , , ( l a 0 0 0 " a t ' ^ i a n , a well-
Charley, "you had a package lor me?" d r e s H ' , l n n < l l ^ - l o o k m i C ma i, hut
" O yes, Charley, I have," said Mrs. w i t h o u t '•< r a " k - T
Brown. greet ing of the nobleman w i s curt but
In a few minutes she came back, n o t n " c i v i ' f the
and quietly took up her knit t ing. c o m r n o n o r W ! l s ! n " s t I '^O' i i id m its
Af te r a little more conversation,; , m : n i I i t - v - ^ , l i ' 1 "o : .piiu. .n-os-" Charley rose to go. " N o w , Mrs. f a t o himself pr -no in the n n l. bu t
Brown, if you please, I will take that l'^11-''"- his him :s on his thig;H, and package." sliding them down on his knees, ho
" W e l l , Charley," said Mrs. Brown, U " V l ' , ] ! , i m S l ' , f , , 0 I , , ! c ' v p o r e d l ^ .
"you know you are owiuir me six dol- a.1^1U,, a i u l a ^ i u , k.cpi ig 0:10 eye.-
lars. Now in a few days you will be ^ c k i d upon the daiinio, to note by
1 to pay that, and I'll keep it all , l i ? e*P™?sion when he might ce.iso
icelv till vim ci 'ino." bowing, and wh-n it was iinis'ie l i n
T h e J a p a n e s e .
One af ternoon I met a J a p a n e s e
nobleman of some degree or other ,
mounted on a craggy-looking pony—
their ponies are all such—and a t
bis side was running a little re ta iner
bearing his two swords, and a little
behind was running another ca r ry ing
his umbrella. Though going a t full'
gallop, his retainers must keep up-
with him, and they were, therefore
in full run. But so agile were their
movements that they did not appea r
to labor hard to keep their places
The daimio was handsomely clad inv
silk robes and rode in his stocking-
feet. T h e stocking here is made of
black cloth, and lias a thumb to i t ,
in which the great toe is roc . ived;
and between this a id the o thers
passes the cord wl ibh laces the san-
dal to the feet and ankle. These
Japanese nobility deport themselves
quite haughti ly towards their inferiors
among the common peopU-J
among themselves their manners aro
exceedingly arbano and deferential .
TJieii- two swords are omnipresent
with them, project ing stiffly both bo-
hind and in front , and must be no
small impediment to frei-dnn ot
movement beyond that of tho
stiffest and most perpen licular
courtesy.
I saw one of these two-swonled J a p s
O i m n f t h e h o u . e . U for r e n t unt i l •old. Hootr.s \ OQ . n i t a b l e f o r s cho la r* to b o a i d tin imelves . o n
J O S K P H MALI,. Lowe l l , A u g . 0 t h , ISTO.
Pay No Attention ' I T O ON K MAN'S adver t i . ement or a n o t h e r ' s , but
I In ' k for yoiirscl ve - , and b u j your goo.I. wherv vou can ge t the br>t good* and III* most of t h e m for v o u r m o n e y . Klk H o r n S t o r e .
U U W I L L I A M S , Lowe l l , Oct 12,'TO. l.Ml
For Sale! widl, M i c h . AU goods made f r o m ' P u r e Woo l and F O R E I G N & D O M E S T I C M A R B L E ,
, r " m " " " " 1 t r . 1 1 ! ^ i « « • » " » « • . O ' " " 1 ; , " " ' I o i l A c n i a of , . i x . k . I U I l ^ 0 l 0 • I O l J l ; of s ec t ion U , In t h e towl i -h i i i o f l.owell, "li-
ly ha l l - a - in l l e i>nuth of t h e I la l l roud S l a t i e n . Kn-M , C . H a r b o r .
SUCCKSBOU to W . \ M. U a r b e r , dea l e r i n Grocnt-les P r o v i s i o n s , t ' r o c k e r v , G l a s s w a r e , Y a n k e e No-
i r o n s an 1 n lu l l a s s o r t m e n t In t h e Oroce r and genera l j ' r o d u c e a n d P r o v i s i o n L i n e T e r m s c a s h , a n d will corresii '»«d w i t h Gold ut SI 10. I c e c r e a m and soda w a t e r M t h e i r •enso:- . Hi i dges t ee t , Lowe l l , Mich.
U . B . W i l l i a m s ,
T \ E A L K l l i n O r o c e r l e a a n d Prov is ions , Crockery , f C lass W a r e , kc. S tore a t kign of " E l k H o r n s , "
Old S t a n d , West S i d e .
A
F o w l i a o n & Q u i c k ,
rch i tec t s & Uui lde r s , a n d dealers In l u m b e r of all k iuds , L o w e l l , Mlcii.
6 3 M o n r o e & 9 F o u i H a m S i . ,
G r a n d R a p i d s .
" C 7 K U S T E R E R , B U E W K K & M A L S T E R
City Brewery, 3 R A N D R A P I D S , - - • MICH
S T O C K , X X X & P R E S E N T U S E A L E S , & D R A U G H T L A G E R ,
Eastern IIOPS and MALT at Market price
Hiiire of F ranc i s Pa lms , D e t r o i t , or II. It. Smith near t h e premi&es.
I l l
n i c i
C a . ' . o f 1 0 I • m.iI- in lUu l, I1 • —s each, u l t h i imin . i ' . l i rert i >i «. givii . fu l l aecoun t (•( all di- . i - H o r a c s , C a t t l e . S l i«>up, DORA and H o g * , n i l l i m l : . . i : .e l i<ms to:- u«e, nea t w i i t e a s e , c o m i d e t e
roxn's I:.\ TJ:ACT, C u r c H I ' i l o a , Y o u r a l R i a , T o o t h n c h o , B l e e d - j ' , o w > ' h a v e i n n o f t h o L i m R R . S t o t n o c b , N o a o o r o t h e r O r R u n n , H u n . a , H r u i a o a , L a m o n o n s , S p r a i n llhiumulHni. \ r 'I .Sur. Kijm llml.., Corn 11
There was nothing for it but for
Charley to walk himself out—ahoui
as vexed however as he could be.
W h e r e could the oacka^o lie from ?
? : 0 [ H e thought and woiKicred. "Then-
it I" and t 'haiiey clap-
ped his hands together, Fannv
still stoo l up with his hands cla^i. 'd
in a kind of beseeching atiit 'i l.' bo-
fore :ht' haughty yet handsome look-
ing nohleman. • ^ /
Ti.e late Hon. W m . I*. ] \ s-e:i Ion
one. iiiade a rcmnvk which v.-:^ in-
'•l):\teJ as an insuit to ,Mr ^
Attention I
AL l . THOSK u h o hold c la ims aga in» t Wilson Ga rdne r k Co., ar<' ro i iues ted to hand them in
to t h e unde r s igned ; and thos . - indebted to -.aid Wilson | G a r d n e r A; Co. , a r e expected to f e t t l e t h e i r accounlh , w i thou t de lay wi th the s u b . c n b e r , a . t he i r books | / ' V ^ ' K mus t and will be cloned un »oon. , \ 7
M. M. I ' E R U Y , Assignee of Wilson, Ga rdne r A Co.
Itheiimulum. .V R Thool, SUN EIJIH C'urni I p i i. 1 , 1 , i il , i • , . ' ' l ' •l!i ' in illSlllt t 'l .Ml'. S " '"" '"f Vlcrr*, Ohl Sorf 7'Ac/»'»7 Kumi'/y.Urificnic;•«««•« i ^ " ' l l l v I ' - h l •'"•11(11110 l i l > t t l l l l l g w l i r ! 1 , , . ,
f r i r t , o - o z . riOc-. I'INII $ i o o , QIMEII g i 7 5 , i i l f , o . , , . , i v \ - i , , • m t o r m e 1 o f i t . a n d s - o i n g ^ i o h l i r These K. till ,11, . . e x c e i . t ro .S 'U'S K X I U A C T , " 0 S ! , v v l lCI l l l N o w \ O l ' k , " I sh . ' l l l t „ . . .
b> t h e c a s e o r •im.-tel x, n i e s e n t to any par t of t h e ' ( •« , . . . . , l i n , t • ! „ t , , U i e a i l l l l g C O U i l liO g l V O l l IS c o u n t r y , bv mall or exj i re .s , f r e e of charge , on r e c e i p t , ' ' K l , i ' l l O p 9 n a 1 n W O VOU, M l " . ' .. i t • . . \ r • » ' of t h e pr ice. , . „ , , , U ' - r U s , h e i n s t a i i t i v w . - n t i u M r . > t ' -
Addres s III MI i i v's SI 'Kc i f i t i . l lo j jKor .Mi i ic Mei>- ' 1 l l J l t S I t H O W , I<V ( " C O I ' ^ e . , . , " . . . . ..IM -M.-.vxr, omceundi-.-iut, i mm,.. • nr«> sa id : -Mr. Sownrd I have m-
Xo.SO'J l l r o a d w a y . New Y o r k , , 1 l , n t I 1 0 1 r i < ' -Ml S . M r O U 11 . s u i t i v i • T • » ' • • I i : T
A f u l l a s s o r t m e n t of t h e a b o v e for sa le b y H U N T T h e IlL'Vt d i v i>vr>rv n n c , - i n •> vi-Ji i lf t " " ' 11 1
& H u . v T K i t , i . ' , « e i i . M i c h . i n o n e x t u a v , er_\ o n c < ' m a w i n l e n o t m e a n i t . ' T h i s a i . o l o ' r v , - . • i ' o m n t
Clinrlcy would think ol' Ms package, , V a M k s , M ,
For Sale. and before night he contrived to find Sowar 1 that grasping hnn ' v the hand he hud six- dollars f„r .Mrs. l!rov>-a. h c F e s , c n .
In the evening, with six dollars he IIOUM and Lot des i rab ly l o c a t e d . The
. . l e b " " " " " c " i n j ATERv i J O H N S O N l " 0 o v c , " n - ' U !l11 s l x ' h i l a r s he dt!!, 1 wish Lowe l l . J u n e Bib, 15T0 1 ' presented himself at his oi l board- ' a^a in . '
v o u w o u l d i i i « - i ! i m o
m
! • • • • • • •
T H E N E W S .
Minrcllii •icnux.
Pu . ('Mii-fiiioiHi;, tho alleged wifo-murdorcr, lian bonii captured.
THE ltoi>ul)licaim of New York will hold their Htato convention S e p t e m b e r 30.
Thk AnieriiMii hlii]) SoHtlmmpton, ready to nail for New York, with a cargo of coal, wan hnmed al Liverpool on Saturday.
THE threatened approach of tho cholera IH beint; met by every pneantionary nioaxuic on tho part of the health untlioritieH in New York.
THE Now Jersey Domucratic State Conven-tion, for the nomination of a candidate for Governor, will lie beld on tlie'illtli of Septem-
ber. A I.MIUE portion of the now woolen factory
owned by the Cornwall (Ont.) Manufacturing Company waH blown down on Tuenday. Dam
age, $10,000. THE body of an unknown man. mippoHed to
be one of the victimn of tho Westtleld dinaKter, was found floating in the East River near the •scene of tho explosion.
INFUIIMATION bas been received at tho Navy Department that within Hoveral monthn ut least t-ix poraonu have been practising imposi-tion iu various i)arts of tho country under tho false ussnniption of beingoflicers of tho navy.
THE report recently circulated that Charles f r a u d s Adams had declined the appointment ot arbitrator under the treaty of Washington
" is incorrect. Tho President lias received a • telegram fromtbat gentlemen informing him
of its acceptance U.NDKU arrangements made by Judge Itieh
ardson for the negotiation of the now tlve per cent, loan, a sum of not less than 620,000,000
•, to ^30,000,000 will bo placed to tho credit of the Treasury on or before the 2rith inst., ap-
'^piicablo to the payment of the old live-i wen-ties.
THE Commissioner of Patents has decided that no party is entitled as of right to cover in
- a siiK;le patent more than ono article of * manufacture unless the several improvements
When the murdor was suspected bo confessed ami pointed out the body, which was nearly devoured by buzzards.
A s w m n locomotive on tho ranhandlo Koad exploded near Uradford Junction, Ohio, Sunday afternoon, instantly killing a man named O'Urien, the top of whoso head was blown olT. and injured a workman nameil llm-noll. who died in four hours A third man. named Fox, was badly scalded, and will prob-ably not live.
PHOF WATSON, of Ann Arbor, announces tho discovery of a hitherto unknown planet in the constellation of Capricorn. It shines like a star of tho tenth mugnitudo. Il is situated in right ascension thirty-two degrees sixteen minutes and in decimation twelve degrees tbirly minutes south. It is moving went and south.
COSTKU, late Prefect of Marseilles, has com-mitted suicide.
Tin; insurgent Generals Quesada and Feiado have been executed at Santiago do Cuba.
THE latest report of Felix Pyat is that he has gone to Egypt to serve in the army of the Khedive.
THE Budget Committee of the French As-sembly has tincly rejected the twenty per cent, duty on raw material.
THE iron-clad frigate Warrior, which was ashore near Leghorn, has been got off, and has been towed to Spezzia for repairs.
As order lias been issued prohibiting all processions in Londonderry on tho anniver-sary of the raising of the siege of that city in IGSO.
J in Prince Imperial of Ciormany, Frederick William and wife, the Princess Koyiil of Eng-land. have visited Salisbury Cathedral and the ruins of Stone Hengo.
VALVAHISO advices to July 15th state that Chilian laborers are leaving the Peruvian mines to work on tho railroads, and serious consctpienees to mining ontorprisos are antic-ipated.
IT is stated that the insurgentastole in Neu illy, Antouil, Passy, Ghaillot, and the Champs Ely sees, bronzo and silver clocks, pictures silk and laco curtains, linen, cashmere shawls,
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-A ndftiia in tho Brooklyn navy-yard ex plododon Wednesday, but no ono was hurl. , , IJANSV EifSEB, fourteen years old, was acci-tlentally shot dead in New York City, on Tues-day evening. r THK Toronto Lacrosgo Club easily beat the
KnickerbocHftrs, of New York, winning three Raines ih succession. i.' TIN. first hale of new hops, from Schoharie
w w s o l d i " Now York on Monday, for 'fifty cents per pound.
JACOB, the notorioim zouave who cured pa-ralysis and wrought other miracles, and was followed by thousands wherever ho went, was shot as a traitor and a spy during tho war. Ho belonged to the Army of tho Loire, and went daily for threo months to tho Qerraan camp to give information.
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r e m o v e d ; t h e y a r e t r a n s f e r r e d b y wa- Neop igou , e x p l o r i n g i t t o p o g r a p h i c a l l y j cases more . I n less t h a n two h o u r s t h e j 0 { tobacco . t e r o r w i n d f r o m o n e h o u s e h o l d t o an- a n d geologica l ly . F r o m t h e r e p o r t s p a t i e n t u s u a l l y wen t to s leep, a n d s l e p t | AIIODT 100 vesse ls w e r e i c e - b o u n d a t o t h e r , a n d a l lowed t o f e s t e r f r ee ly i n a n d m a p s of t h o s e b o l d e x p l o r e r s which i f r o m f o u r t o five h o u r s ; a n d on awak- t h e comraeuco inen t of J u l y i n t h o G u l f t h e f i l thy , close, a n d d a r k e n e d h a b i t a - a ro b e f o r e u s wo a re c t d l i u g t h e m a t e r - 1 e n i n g a n o t h e r dose of (10 g r a i n s was o £ ] 3 a t i i n j n i
ia ls f o r t h i s a r t i c le . I t is a dec ided re-1 g iven w i t h l i qu id food , mi lk o r beef T h e l m l l s o f c o t t o I 1 s e e i i ) w h i c h a ro lief to k n o w t h e t r u t h a b o u t eyory tea . T h o p a t i e n t w o u l d t
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c o u n t r y . L a k e N e e p i g o n i s access ib le sloop a g a i n , a n d on a w a k i n g t h e second a n d h a s a r o u n d i t a v iduab l e c o u n t r y . 1 t i m e w o u l d p r o b a b l y b e f ree f r o m ha l -I t h a s a s h o r e l ine of a b o u t 580 mi l e so f I n c i n a t i o n s n n d t a k e food wi th a re l i sh .
f o r t h in t he g r e a t c i rc le f o r m e d b y the two b r a n c h e s of t h e A n d e s a r e Co to -paxi , Qu i l l i ndnna , P u c h n l a g u a , a n d t h e C a l p o n . Of these , C o t o p a x i a lone is k n o w n as a vo lcano , wh ich a f t e r m a n y i f - - * *; y e a r s of i nac t ion b e c a m e ac t ive in J u n e , " ' g n h i r g r a d a t i o n s , f r o m t n o eas t
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D. O SALMON'S extensive factory and ware-house at -Syracuse, were burned on Sunday morning. Lqw .irtO.OUO.
CIIAH. BitUNNEit, a frui t dealer in Now York ••«RVr%afl assaulted by two roughs, Siuulay uigbt', and fatally injured.
THE steamer, Itobert Ingham, from Sidney, T IJ., with a cargo of coal, sunk in East lUver, .Hew York.-Mrtnday morning. ...,J. II. SWIFT'S packing-box manufactory, in New York city, was damaged by tiro to tho ox "tent of £20,000 on Thursday. . F m : German consulates in New York aro to
• bo consolidated into one, under the title of Consulate General of tho German Emire.
LAHOE depiisits of copper, silver, and some • gold have been discovered on the farm of
Samuel Barnes A Bros., at Ledyard, Conn. THERE is a project on foot at Saratoga to
ptfrchaso the Morrissey Club-house and con-vert i t intoa free reading-room and library.
SEVEN vessels have arrived at tho lower quarantine in Now York harbor, during tho past few days, with cases of yellow fever on board.
TUE soap works of John Hurbert, morocco-•dressing works of Matthew Hurnlen, and ton dwelling houses, were destroyed by lire in Philadelphia, on Thursday. Loss c5U,000.
THE hat factory of Bowen, Emerson .t Co., at Methuen, Mass.. was partially destroyed by liro Tuesday morning. Loss 723,000, ins . red. I t WHS caused by spontaneous combustion.
"W. S OLMSTEU, Vice President and Treasur-er of tho Connecticut Mutual Life lusuranco Company, died al Hartford on Sunday, aged OS. He had boon connected with the company •lor twenty-two years, and was Secretary for I Des t r i ic l ion of Sheep . live years . 1 i - r o m the Manitowoc Pilot.
I s . h e c a s e o f m. 11 Beare. a merchant of W e l o n r n f r o m M r . JnUIIH L i n s t e d t , New ^ork, charged with Humgghng silks and , o n e o f 0 Q ( I l t r 0 n 8 i n M i s h i c o t t , t h a t laces. Collector Muqiby recommended a com- t h e f a r u i ) , r s i n t | l l l t t o w n h a v e h a d promise on the payment of $14,000. Bearo k i l l ed w i t h i n t h e las t five o r s ix weeks was accused of smuggling guods amounting two h u n d r e d a n d twen ty -s ix sheep , a n d to over |1M,000, and was held to bail in tho t h e y h a v e t h u s f a r b e e n u n a b l e t o find
T 0 ' ' , • , o u t w h a t a n i m a l is d o i n g t i ie m i s c h i e f , NATHAN KOTONSKI, a Jew. was charged with a 8 T W u v e NLL k i l l ed in one m a n n e r
t i ons of t h e na t ives . W h e n an u n l i c a l t h y season causes a p a r t i c u l a r v i r u l e n t o u t -b r e a k of cholera i n I n d i a , t h e e p i d e m i c r a p i d l y crosses t h e H i m a l a y a s , s p r e a d s a m o n g t h o . n o i n a d t r i b o s of C e n t r a l As ia , w h o s e p r i m i t i v e h a b i t s d o n o t t e n d t o check tho pe s t i l ence ; m a k e s i t s w a y s t e a d i l y a long t h e s h o r e s of t h e C a s p i a n in to S o u t h e r n R u s s i a ; is n u r t u r e d a m o n g t h e m i s e r a b l e p e a s a n t p o p u l a t i o n of t h a t reg ion , a n d finally p e n e t r a t e s , b y way of P o l a n d a n d P o m o r a n i a , i n t o t h e h e a r t of wes tern a n d c iv i l ized E u r o p e .
T h i s f a t a l d r a m a h a s b e e n r e p e a t e d severa l t i m e s wi th in t h e m e m o r y of t h e p r e s e n t g e n e r a t i o n . F o u r t i m e s wo
n a v i g a b l e wa te r , a n d p r o b a b l y 1,000 i s l ands . I t s w a t e r s a r e c lear , cold and pu re , n n d i t s o u t l e t t h e l a r g e s t r iver of L a k e S u p e r i o r . A l a rge p a r t of t h e rocks a r e s u c h as p r o d u c e coppe r .
A M a r t i n s ' Roost in a Georg ia Cify.
A b o u t l ive yea r s a g o a g r o w t u of m u l -. , b u r y t r e e s i n f r o n t of a r e s idence on t h e M e s s r s . B e l l a n d M c K e l l o r were d i - c o m e r of H u n t e r a n d P r y o r s t r ee t s , in
t h e f ines t p a p e r .
A SACRAMENTO b r i d e h a s c o n i m e n c o d h e r h o n e y m o o n w i t h $100,000 c h e c k f r o m t h e " o l d m a n . "
THE n u m b e r of c l e rgymen in t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s i s p l a c e d a t 91 ,000; t h e i r ave rage s a l a ry a t $700.
DID y o u h e a r m y las t speech ? " " I h o p e r cc t ed t o e x p e r i m e n t - i n ru f e r ence t o a A t l an t a , G a . , b e c a m e t h e r e s o r t , o r i a s k e d a po l i t i ca l wind-bag .
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g o n t o w a r d s t h e s e t t i n g sun , a n d f o u n d : camo r e g u l a r l y every e v e n i n g d u r i n g j T i n s a m b e r g a t h e r e d on t h e P r u s s i a n no o b s t a c l e s i n a d i s t a n c e of 100 mi les t h e s u m m e r m o n t h s . ' iu t h a t d i r ec t ion . F r o m C a m p Alexan- n u m b e r i nc r ea sed , a n d now t h e y a r e a l - ii7df"a miUion of dolTars. ^ ' I j j ^
l iavo seen the a p p r o a c h ot cho le ra , b y 1 de r , a t t h o foot of t h e first g r e a t r a p i d , m o s t i n n u m e r a b l e . I h e L m says : ; . v o u t h n a i d SI 050 i n cold S i r
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disturbing a Methodist congregation at Alan-son Church, New York, by working a sowing machine during the hours of Divine service in a room opposite the church. Judge Stanley found him guiltv, but suspended sentence. The Judge said that no disturbance to any re-ligious worship of any kind could bo per-mitted.
DCUINO a thunder storm Tuesday aftemoon tho lightning struck the railroad track just outside the east end of the Hoosic Tunnel, and, entering tho tunnel on the rails, exploded a charge of nitro-glycerine. Two men were in-stantly killed, and another so severely injured that he died shortly after. A charge was sim-ilarly exploded in the west end of the tunnel during the same storm, but without damage.
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AN epidemic is carrying off chickens by hundreds in tho vicinity of Chicago.
SILAS 1". DVEII, editor and publisher of the Cbenona, (111.) Times, died on Tuesday.
THE national camp meeting at Urbana, U., was attended on Sunday by 15,0110 people.
A CENSUS of Chicago, just compiled, shows the population to be 335.270, of whom 170,270 aie males.
A NKwauov named James Divine was instant ly killed at St. Louis, on Tuesday, by the fall of a oasting.
A BOHEMIAN woman named But trick was found hanging to a tree near her house, on the outskirts of Iowa City, on Monday.
A LITTLE girl named Jennie HOBS, agod eight years, was fatally burned at Lucas, Ind., while attempting to kindle a lire with coal oil.
THE part of a skeleton of an unusually large mastodon was found within a few miles of I 'ort Wayne, Ind., on Tuesday, by some labor-ers while' digging a ditch.
AT Evans. Colorado, Mr. Ardrey, a promi-nent member of the Southern Illinois Colony, while endeavoring to disentangle a chain of mules, was kicked to death by tho vicious ani-mals.
AT Loudonville, O., two men, representing themselves to be detectives, visited tho re.-i-dence of James Offineer, and in bis absence secured ?:i00 by teUing Sirs. Offineer that her husband was suspected of dealing in " the queer, ' and demanded to see the money, which she granted.
NEAiMiverstadt, Ind., recently, a young man named Kemf, aged 19 years, beat out the brains of one Bilderbecker to keep him from complaining of Kemp for false pretences.
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T e n M - i m i t e s .
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No teaiii,g thti wheel In i^tcee, no taking out bolta, | no hreakin* paint, no borninK the felloe or boring ' new holer, hul "imply biklnj the wheel from the axle, putting it intn the inaclune, and rMnrning It to thu the nwner, ti?htyned in t'<e ninal satfttictory manner, all in two or three minutr*.
The underalgned haa one of' the«t machine* at bia b!ack»mith almp, and Ima th^
E X C L U S I V E R I G H T
For the tnwn of I.owell. All who hnte Men it operate pmiinunce it the U.Mt tnveutlon ia K-e for M-ttiliit tirea.
WI1.I.IAM C. Al.KXANPKK, Prolldent' IIKSIIY A. IIVI P., Vice I'reaident.
tF.oncE w. run./.Irs-,- james w. a i . e x a i t d e b Actual v. Secretary. SAMUKl. ItoltROWR,City Manager.
EDWARD W. l.AMltKKT.M. !).,>.. . p . . - , , , . . AflFKKi) I.AMHEUT, ^ WILUIU) 1'ARKKK. V. D.. Conaultlng Plryeiolan. | HENRY DAY, .IKNKY M. Al.KXAwDEU,
/.ttanin . Con nt r I
Asaetts , - - 813 ,000 ,000 0 0 locomo, - - 7 . 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 P u r e l y Mutua l -All C a a h - A n n u a l Divi-
dends -DliHrtuIn Paid al Ihr Plr»t and rrr^ytuc-
rrnllwyrnr.
K a T " j 5 ' -02 1. 141 0 0
J A . S . E D I E ,
M a n a g e r f o r W e s t e r n M o t a g a n ,
F:rtt-class husinees men (wh* are,
temporarily or permnently out of! husi-1
nesu) wanted as aysnts..
C R O C K E R Y A N D
G L A S S - W A R E , A T T H E S I G N
W T H E " E L K H O R N S , "
" W E S T S I D E .
[ " N S U R A N C K ,
More Insurance;.
Most Insurance
JOHN C. SCOTT, BRIOQE STREET,
Zidcor Kb at »f flat River llridge, opposite Voreat Milla,
I ^ o t v e l l t M l o l i .
W t a l e s a l e a i d R e t a i l D e a l e r i n
S h e l f a n d H e a v y
H A R D W A R E ;
Ghtiery,
Keepa coMtaatly on hand, and fur aale everything generally fonniin a Kirat-clasa llakory. Fresh Bread —of tho beat quality—baked every day. ALSO
P I E S , C A K E S , B U N S ,
G I N G E R B R E A D
S P O N G E D R O P S & c .
Warranted
G O O D T O E A T .
In connection wtli the Oakery, I also keep on hand acliolao aaaortmtnt of
GROCERIES. 1 am making a apecialty of the
DRY H O P YEAST
UNIVERSALLY pronounced tho best ever used. Alao, HOLLISTSJBS LlAMOflD HAKl.Hi POWDER.
" V e g e t a b l e s o f a l l k i n d s ^
i n t h e i r S e a s o n .
I atao have for sale DR. CUO.NK'S CELEBUATED
SARSAPARILLABEER.
C A L L . A N D S E E M E .
D r t X n ' , 0 $ £ u u \ H J . B O S W O R T H .
SPRAGUE
Stoves and
IyP!l\C\Ki* "an l"' ;':0'-«r'"l In any • » all of the fol-lowing n llal'lv C'l.Jkp.niea, by ajifJiralion to
I i
WHOA!!!
Tinware.
BROS. Dealrn in
ALL KINDS OF
M i l t o n M . P e r r y , A g e n t
'laif'f. nf ('ineiniiaii, A«iiet $1,501,72."'. Lorillard, "f X. V• •• 1,715,90». MlrchnnH, of OhiMgw, '• 8fi3,!»i>4 Rfpuhlic, of Chin^'i, '• 1,723,770 Situriljf, of N. V. '• 1,170,71 a
Amount of A»»eJ* n pre-entei;. J7.0SJ,'ail
roliclea nre I««4io<l ffrthwiU Bpon npplirntlnn. at hia offlcc, witliAUt-thc delay -tt referring it ti> tho Oomiaciea.
OIUco oppoajtu the FnniicIibSouae, Lowell Mi-n.
The undriK.jtnel having fcrmcl a copartncr»H.p fnr the purpoot- "f carrying on the
BLACKSRUTHING
l i c c s of t h i s l a w in t h o niOHt p u b l i c
p l a c e s in s u c h d i s l r i c t , o r p u b l i s h i n
o n o i ic\vs])! i | icr in t h e t o w n s h i p f o r
Commercial Advertiser, h a d iiis p o c k e t
p i c k e d o f ^ 1 , 6 0 0 , w h i l e g e t t i n g s h a v e d
a t t h e b a r b e r s h o p o f t h e T i l t H o u s e ,
t h r e e w e e k s d u r i n g t h e m o n t h o f j i n t h a t c i t ^ W e d n c B d a v o f hist week.'
A u g u s t iu e a c h y e a r , t h e e x p e n s e o f | A g a t r a i n , o a t l e ( 1 w i t n n _ ' " CD s u c h p u b l i c a t i o n t o b e p a i d o u t of t h e
f u n d s o f suc l i o f s a i d d i s t r i c t .
S n r . 3 . I n c a s e a n y parent , g u a r
b e r w a s p a s s i n g d o w n t h e r o a d , a b o u t
e l e v e n o' c l o c k , o n W e d n e s d a y n iyht ,
of Ia.sl w e e k , w h e n n e a r S a g i n a w , the .31-,( . . . . — (
d i a n , or o t h e r p e r s o n shal l fail t o c o m . ! e n g i n e e r d i s c o v e r e d a t r e e w h i c h had
p l y wi th t h e p r o v i s i o n s of this a c t , ; b l o w n d o w n a c r o s s t h e track. T o . t o p
s a i d p a r e n t , g u a r d i a n , o r o t h e r per-1 the- tra in w a s iiiipoMHibic, and a
s o n shall b e l i a b l e t o a f i n e o f n o t l e s s ; 8 e r i 0 u l l a c c i d e n t s e e m e d i n e v i t a b l e
t h a n five d o l l a r s o r m o r e t h a n t en d o l - j T h e e n g i n e e r q u i c k l y d e t e r m i n e d
l a r s for t h e f i r s t o f f e n s e , n o r l e s s t h a n | u p o n a C 0 l i r 8 e o f a c t i o n ; a i l d c r 0 W ( , i r , ( r
''U IIU n*. Ill IHI IIH lUUIM Iiril, lia« IT arvu a.. •>.« k •>, 1'rici', (the - Id I lun tur bh • ? , ) ami arc Kolug to -uake
Harse S h o e i D j a Specialty-
a* t h i a s b i p . W.- bav . - i ;o l a a good horae n< the re a t . in t h r Ktatv.
UrinR on your Ume a n d i o t e fnotcd h-y »-.t, and linve t l . .o i tlxud ; alao n t r
DONE ON SHOUT NOTICE.
t e n o r m o r e t h a n t w e n t y d o l l a r s f o r
t h e s e c o n d a n d e v e r y s u b s e q u e n t
o f f e n s e . S a i d f ine s h a l l b e c o l l e c t e d
b y t h c d i r e c t o r of s a i d d i s t r i c t , in an
a c t i o n o f d e b t o r o n t h e c a s e , a n d
w h e n c o l l e c t e d s h a l l b e p a i d t o t h e
a s s e s s o r o f t h e d i s t r i c t i n w h i c h t h e
d e f e n d a n t r e s i d e d w h e n t h e o f f e n s e
- v a s c o m m i t t e d , a n d by h i m a c c o u n t e d
for t h e s a m e a s m o n e y r a i s e d f o r
s c h o o l p u r p o s e s .
c n s t e a m h i s e n g i n e c u t its w a y
t h r o u g h thc oak t r e e w h e r e i l w a s
n e a r l y a foo l in d i a m e t e r , s c a t t e r i n g t h e f r a g m e n t s in e v e r y d i r e c t i o n , a n d
thc train passed on in s a f e t y .
J o h n R u d d i m a n , a l t h o m o u t h o f
B e a r Lake , M u s k e g o n , c o u n t y , will sell o v e r one h u n d r e d b u s h e l s o f p l u m s
t h i s s e a s o n . H e c l e a r e d h i s o r c h a r d o f the curcu l io b y p l a c i n g a s h e e t u n d e r the t r e e a n d jarr ing t h e p e s t s
f r o m thc l i m b s .
A GOOD A n d r o l i a b l o p l a c e t o b u y
g o o d s i s n t L u l l O w w i ' s . —
W i f e t e l l y o u r
HUSBAND T o ' c a l l a n d e x a m i n e i h e f i n e
Trotting Nags and Racers'ST0I'K 0,'SUN'L,"S
Wftcnna, IlupKii's Sleijha, Cutler" iu! l)rag« GUARANTEED
iruMil,and ertry k.ndof T o ] ) f ; ftS c | | e a p a s a u y 1 1 0 U S ( ,
EEPAIRING DONE IN THE L o w e l l , a n d o n e p r i c e
BEST MANNER, TO EVERY M a n , w o m a n a n d c h i l d , a n d T e a s
t h a t w i l l s u i t a n y
OLD MAID j T h e h i g h e s t p r i c e p a i d f o r a l l
k i n d s o f p r o d u c e . P l e a s e c a l l
i a n d e x a m i n e o u r g o o d s a s w e k e e p
a s l a r g e a n d a s f u l l a n a s s o r t m e n t
i o f g r o c e r i e s a s a n y s t o r e
IN LOWELL. L u l l & C o .
at Wilaon'R Md ahop.
y . I W i l s o n & E d i e .
J O B W O R K
N E A T L Y E X E C U T E D
At this Office- I'liion Ulofk H < »( Bide.
Part i cu lar a t t ent ion is cal led to
T H K D E T R O I T M A K E O F
STOVES, M A D E O F L I A K I : SL I 'KII IOU I K O N
And mrranUi nol lo Crack.
Universal and Novelty Wringers A n d
D O T Y ' S W - A - S I i E I B .
The Best i n the Market .
All g o o d t wa r r an t ed an r e p r e w n t t d , a n d i n
Pricc a n d Q u a l i t y ,
I C A N T B E B E A T .
G H O V M i l & S ,
CROGKEHYy
GLASSWARE,
WOODENWARE, B a s k e t s , F r u i t , P o r k , riams a n i l
B a c o n .
I N S H O R T
EVERYTHING U s u a l l y f o u n d in a f irst c l a s s g r o c e r y
Store , ( i o o d s d e l i v e r e d
F R E E OF C H A R G E
T o a n y par t o f l l io c i ty by
P O N Y E X P R E S S .
W e arc a g e n t s f o r t h o
- ^ E t n a R e a p e r & M o w -
e r , t h e M a n s f i e l d
R e a p e r a n d M o w e r ,
a n d t h e M e a d o w
K i n g M o w e r .
Give us a Call Come often.
B P R A G U E B R O S .
V H * ' •
$ i u l r o a r t s .
D. & S f R T i r T l m e T a b l e .
I J O C A I J M A - T T B R S .
» a i n « arrir#- and leave I OWRU a« foil own:
IIOINO E A S T .
1 , 10:#n AM T h r o . K r o l u h t f o d , 1:10 I 'M Kxprc«« 11,25 I ' M
COINC WKJ T A M M i n d . 1:10 I ' M
5:45 •• Mall , .'.:0i P M F - 4 j : h t . Kifrix
C»a:<>o. nil.
HI i b l g a n C e n t r a l U . R , T i m e T a b l e .
P i s o n f c o r T r o i n s l o r t h o W e n t , L i o a v o
D o i t , 7:15 a n d 10:00 a in, 5:25 and 0:50 p m Ja "oil, lo.AO nnd 12:3.< a in, I'i:.'!? and 1>;'J0 p m K m a i o o , A:'.'0 n n d I ' . 'Hi n in, '.';t0 nnd ." US p m
P. sonnor Trains for tho East, Loavc C!: a(;<>, 5:-10 and OiOOa in, .'I:1'I and 0:00 p m
11:40 and SHR a m, 'J.I5 and lOstO ji in 1 :0 j an ' l 4 : i 5 a in, 2:5'i nnd 4:50 p in
ancctionii i t^ K:ilninai"ii n l t l i (It.tnd I tap ld* A: I r ! na t n i l m * ! ^ ( i r a n d lEapidn, nnd p o i n u n o r t h .
J a c k s o n , m i l l ( i r and Uivi-r Valley Division for E u I tap id* . Cl iar lol t i ' , i l iml ing ' , l i r and U a p i d ' , M legem and Whitelnil l .
II . K. SAU'iKNT, (ien'I S u p ' l , Chirsigo. 1 I I . I IUHI) . A m I . S u p t . Detroi t .
tii m d R a p i d s & I n d i a n a R a i l R o a d
T i m e T a b l e . GOING S O U T H ( D a l l y , except Sunday . )
Mail. Clit'Ko Kip . Accom.
4 40 * M. 3 00 r M 1123 " 6 2 0 " 7 IW •' 7 00 " 9 45 '• 1) 30 "
10 40 '• 0 30 A*. 11 20 " 7 10 •' 12 38 v x. s:io ' 1 ho " 10 00 "
GOING N O R T H . Ma'l. Ch i ' go E x p . Accom.
7 00 AM. 3 30 P.M. S 30 •• 4 63 " 9 87 " 1 1 1 7 "
10 40 " 7 (X)" 1142 •' 7 30 A.M. TOO"
2 10 r . M. t ' • • 7 35 " 3 2:1 " 111.'. •' 5 45 " 1 45 "
y . H. 'MYKIIS, Oei r i . I 'aM. and Ticket A ^ ' t . I ' i t ta lmr^, I'.t.
B U R L I N G T O N .
I svintf t h e E a f t and a r r iv ing a t Cl.ira^o or Indi-aci iilin, iinir sliall We ri-acli t h e W e t • Tli« bent line i»» novrlcdged t " Ik- t h e C .11. k v , jo ined t n g e t h - ] e r » Ih t h e II. M. Kailroail hy the Iron l l r idge at ' II i l ; ng ton , nnd called Ihe IU'RI.I.XOTO.V K OOTK .
Tl • main line of the rrnite runni i i i t to O m a h a , c o n -mv; nrith tint g rea t i'ncilic lload". ami lorma to-day thf wading route to Calirornia Tho Middle Uranch, cn:- ing Xelira»ka at I ' la t t>mnii th , |«iMe« t h r o u g h LI:, iln the State Cap i t a l , ami will thin yea r he liiil«u-edt For t Kearney , for ining t h e rhnrtiMt lou te acroaa l b ' i in t ln rn t hy over 100 mile*.
A o t h e r h rauch o l t h e U. M.. d i v r g i n g a t Uwl Oak l«ll* n to a line r u n n i n g down tin- Mi.v«uri t h r o u g h 81J e to KabM< City, nnd nil K a n « . n I 'aMcngera liV; in rou te l'i Kan«a«, Illinolii, Sou the rn Iowa, and iiPMiurl, and hy a slight d ivergence , can aee K e -
hrat a a lao. \J er* ">f line views shou ld remember t h e Ilurliiik'-
lor. ou tc , (or Us town* " h i g h - g l e a m i n g f rom a f a r ' ' —ili t r e e liin»">il " l l rams—its rough bin lis and inmr-r l f - d t a c o m . ^ r * t t r c t c h i n g o>er the pia i r ies f u r -th f r b a n the i j W i n reach .
L id-huyerii 'viyl l(C f u i c to rememlier i t , lnr they h»r< f r i e n d s aiming t h e t w o thnuaand w h o h a v e al-rea.! bought farms from (Jeo. S. Harr i s , the land Com-mi«i m e r "f t h e II. \ M. It. It . a t Uurl ingt l ows , nrsi ong the lour t houaand home-stei ideis and ine-i m i T i s who last year tiled c la ims in t h e Lincoln land olliriii where ' •Unc le Sam is r ich euuugh to give us
ftlllfn^n.•*
r S p r i n u * , d Uapid maioo ,
C a l l v i l l e , W a y n e ,
Kr,4 Wayn
maioo , U n i d Itapid
r Spring
©t)W"t) t S i m t o t g .
Congregational Chor(h,Iludsoa i t reet.aemeeaeT eryHabbathat 10;3o A. M. and7 P.M.Prayermeeting on Thuradar evening, at 8 o'clock. L.S.Rrlggaraa-or. Sabbath Sehool at 12 M. II. M. CIar&, 5upt.
Itaptiat Church,Bridg*atreet. lorvicesevery Sab" bath at 10:30 A. M. and 7 P. M., I'rayer
meeting on Thursday evening, at 7 o'cloek. Clma-
Oldfleld, Pastor. Sabbath Schoolat 12 M. £. H. Pock, Supt.
MethodlitE. Church, llridge street, services every Sal.hath at 10:30 A. M. and 8 I'. M. I'rayer meeting on Thursday evening at 8 o'cloek. Ucv N. Keasoner, I'astor. Sabbath School at 12 M. M IssS Jennings, spt
Lowell Po»l Offlre--Tlnir of Arrival aud CloKhif/of Mull*.
K a s t e r n — W n y . a r r i v e 8:80 p . m . : c lose 10:10 a . m . T h r o u g h — A r r i v e 5:48 a. m. ; elosu 8:30 p. m . W e s t e r n — W a y , a r r i v e 10:50 a . in. : close 4:28 p . m. S o u t h e r n — A l t o , l lowne , Har r i s Creek , F i l l m o r e .
N o r t h I n i n g aud Has t ings , a r r i v e 10 p m ; close 7 a m .
N o r t h e r n — F a l l a s s l m r g , .Vmvina, O r a n t , O t i s c o a n d G r e e n v i l l e , a r r ive a t 11 a in : close 2 p m.
A l t o n a n d O r a t t a n — a r n v e i T u e s d a y s , T h u r s d a y s ami S a t u r d a y s , nt 8 a . m . Clascs H>J a . m.
ICeene—Tuesday a n d Fr iday , a r r i v e 4:30 p m ; close p m . OHlee H o u r s — P r o m 7 a m t o 8:30 p i n . S u n d a y ,
r o m 12 to 1 p m , A.M. ELS WORTH, I'. M.
T o C o v v c H p o i i d c n t s . All covimunicalior.M unlat accompanied hy
the author's name, will he rejected. The name will not be published unless desired, but is a mat-ter o/good faith.
All communications must be received al this office by Tuesday morning to insure insertion.
Patrons and others are retpecl/ully requested to furnish us with information of all deaths known to them, in their vicinity, together with
lime, name, age, .j'c.
sum
Wilho f l ' a Ant l -Per lod lo ,
A C i b t a i n , S a f e a n d S p b b d y C u u b for C h i l l s
andrKVBR, A o u k s , Do tn O h i l l s , nnd all Fevafi of miasmatic origin.
I: is Safe because it contains no Arsenic no Pbatn, either vegetable or mineral.
hte Certain, liccause thousand* buve le.-ted its 'Irtues and pronounced it a success.
Ills Speedj, because il destroys lhe period-ical lendencj of Chills lo return on lhe sev-enlh,- fourteeoiji and twenty-first days.
Try Wilhofyj Tonic il you wish lo cure yout Chills. uMv a clear head and go about youi business in a few days.
It docs not wear nnd tear the body and raakfl "a raw head nnd bloody bones" of you, like calomel, nor bloat your face and swell your eyes like arsenic, nor split your head and raise a Niagara Falls in vourears like quinine.
It Is SAFE.
Evepy F a m i l y Shou ld Koop P b r o ' b Arni-ca Oil i n t h e House .
Il cures scalds, burns and itching humors,
Chiliblains, wounds, and painful tumors,
All healing Ointment! who can find
A gtdfiter blessing fur mankind.
Paga 'a M a n d r a k e PiUa Are itild, certai^, safe and cllicient.
Pagc'i Mnpdr.iSf| Fills cure Dyspepsia.
Papi * Mandrake Fills cure Headache.
Page l Arnica Oil cures Rheumatism.
Pa^jel Arnica Oil cures Pimples on the Face.
Sold by Hunt k Hunter.
Bart's Ague .Medicine is purely vegetable in
its compoiition. Sold by Wooding k Look.
N E R V O U S D E B I L I T Y .
TlF.Oi'SAXDS suffer from it.—A wutk, cxIki'Mted feeling, no energy, animation
or vigfy, low spirits, confused head, weak memo-ry, ik Iturnal or involuntary seminal emissions, with loss of power and threatened impotcncc.— Thc coD5C<iucncc of excesfe?, overwork or in-disciedons. This is Xl.lt VOL'S I ) ED ILI-
' TY, and il IfaA) a fovcreign remedv in JU MVUREYM UO.MEOPA TIIIC SPK. Cine -Va. 7 WENTYKiaUT Thou-sands have been cured by these simple sugar pills. They tone up the system, Arrest the discharges, dis|icl the gloom and mental de-pression, and rejuvenate the cystem. Price $5 lor package of five boxes nnd a vial of pow-der, "bich is important in all old long-stand-ing cales, or $1 per single box. Sold by nll first-cliss druggists, and sent to any address on r-teipl of Ibe price. Address HUM-PIIKKV S SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED-ICINKCO., 502 liitOAHWAV, New York.
L O S T ! L O S T ! !
Manj a young man has lost u first-class sit-
uation by lieitig a bad writer.
Prof. C. E. Gr^pg, is now in town, and giv- ;
I log a very tborouiah course of instruction in j
A , ibis sadly neglcc'.f^branch of education. Pen-:
manship, at the Union School House. Class 1
bours from (3) three o'clock lo (5) five P. M.,
and (") seven to nine.
Mr. Gregg has no sHperiors nnd but few
equals, ns a teacher, in the Nation. His Pen-
inanshir shows tor itself.
All persons who desire to improve their
band-writing can rest assured that now is Ihe
t i m e , a n d M r . G r e o o i s Just t h e m a s to i n -
struct them, as he is an experienced teacher.
Terms for a course of 2C lessons, payable
in advance.
All clasres aud styles of Card Writing, fine-
ly executed. Drawing taugftt in a Scientific and System-
klic manner. *
4 Call nl F r n n k J ^ House. Yours,
C. E. GBKCO.
V A N D B R P O O L .
A JtBY IMPANSBLLID LAST THUBSDAY—T11B TRIAL IN rBOOBBSS.
For the benefit of many of our readen who
depend entirely upon the J o c B i u i aa their
source of news, we shall endeavor lo present
thc most important lads of this trial, and keep
aa well as wo can, in a condensed form, the
thread of the story, which is now and will be
until the verdict is rendered, tho all absorbing
topic of conversation and discussion before t he
people of Michigan.
A for several days of close labor, a jury was
finullj obtained with which thc counsd on
both sides were satisfied. The names of the
twelve men selected from among 148, aro as
follows : iVfimf.
J o h n W. Hriggs Win. W. Cole W . Arnold. A. Shepard, 1». McOmber, W. Mitchell , J n o J 1'olter, J o h n W e b s t e r , It (ioodspeed Miner Mead T imothy Hush,
Aft. an 45 20 30 411 .W 27 39 54 31 50
Ruidtncr. Ofcu/irt/ita. Yankee Springs, F a r m e r Assyrln Nathvl
F a r m e r ville, H ' r d Mrrch
Assyria, F a r m e r l la l t i raore. Far h 3aw'r Assyria, F a r m e r Maple d rove , Sawyer Nashville. IHaekimlth Thornapple , F a r m e r Castleton, " I las i ipgs , '•
Mr. Eggleston opened the case for tho State
on Thursday aaernoou 17th last., and the Ist
witness called for the prosecution was Geo.
W. Bullls, ex-prosecuting attorney of Manis-
tee county, engaged on the former trials both
as prosecution and witness.
Mr. Bullis WOB cross examined sharply by
Mr. Hughs, the counsel striving lo impeach
his testimony.
Of course wo havo not room lo introduce the
testimony as taken, nothing of material impor-
tance has yet been elicited from the witnesses
examined, that did not appear on tho second
trial at Kalamazoo. The caso stands before
lhe people unchanged as regardr their belief
in the innocence or guilt of Iho prisoner.
The trial will undoubtedly bo a protraclcd
one, and lhe greatest interest concerning it
will be evinced towards its close.
T o - D a y ' s A d v o r t l s o m c n t s .
C o n t r a c t o r — n . O . W i h o n .
G r e a t I n d u c e m e n t s — S p r i n g k A v e r y .
0 . I t . 4:1.11. I t . Time Tiblc.
Chips and Spllntora.
a Social Party at Grattan Hall, residence of
Jerome Duga, to-night.
New lime table went into etrecl on tho D.
k M . U . R . on t h e I C t b .
One or two runaways occurred during the
disgraceful row of last week.
Peaches, nice peacaes, from Vergenoes sold
for $1.50 per bushel last Monday.
An addition (of one room, we believe,) is
being built on lhe north end of lhe Union
School building.
Graud River is on tho decline. Il is con-
fined to Its bed nnd very low at present. Not
expected to "up and around" much before next
spring.
The weather for some time pist has boon
exceedingly dry. Farmers want rain for their
grounds, nnd many of our cistorns have given
up—nll they bad.
Joseph K. Fairchilds having just closed bis
term of apprenticeship iu this ollice, bos se-
cured a situation in tho Crusader office, Owos-
so. We wish Joe. success.
If there is a lack of local Ibis week, dou't
bo alarmed. We're offto tbo railroad meet-
ing, and that's why we didn't slay at home.
Truth is stranger than fiction.
The small pox excitement in Grand Rap'uU
is subsiding, and the papers of that city do
not devote half the space they did in their
columns, telling each other bow Ihey lied
about it, etc. As will bo seen iu tho Secretary's report,
tbo location of the Fair grounds of the Lowell
Dist. Agricultural Society, has been deter-
mined upon, the lot selected being tho one
proposed just north of the village owned by-
Mr. Elias Ryder. Mr. George Rose, of Keene, left a branch of
plums at our oflice last Thursday, "tho like of
which" is seldom seen. On this branch, which
was only ten inches in length. Ihero were
iwenty-nine large, lucious, blue plums, all
sound and perfect. Who beats il? —T T, |T „ tu i r i , , , . ' . ly attended bv all sorts and conditions of men
l lARi ) TO B e a t . — M r . U . B . W i l l i a m s b r o T ^ . , .
« corn ilnlk iuu our offlc. to Fnd.y, Mint .nJ » " • won, , . . Pr ld . , ^ 5 mouural fou r tK . f . « four iochM J«J "'1 U ,ouMnJ. t h r o , , ^ .he ground, eh . r f .
hcillit. Mr. W. Iuu ft field of tfaii ipeciu of If 10 »UnBi lhe n . c for .be er.n,l premiuu., , I „ .1 n . \ I , ii , „„„ this being open to all horses. The premiums
corn, (the Mammoth Dent,) in excellent con- * ' . . . , . , .,, , , , were $3,000 lo tho first, $1,500 to the second,
dilion, and will have an abundance of the seed ' , , , , , . , , . , , . f „ , , , i -iv : $ , 0 0 0 to the third, and $500 to tho fourth, for sale this fall. It is said to bo thrift- * ' r . • • •
. , G o l d s m i t b M a i d took t h e first p r i z e , w i n n i n g l e f t a n d mos t p r o f i t a b l e k i n d e v e r r a i s ed . , ' . . .
t h r e e s t r a i g h t h e a t s , L u c y t h e 2d . A m e r i c a n
A V i l l a i n o u s A c t . — S o m e thoughtless Girl the 3d, and Chicago the 4th.
scamp or reckless villain threw a stone, about Time, 2.20 3-5, 2 22 4-5, 2.26.
the size of a black walnut, through tho win- Goldsmith Maid won threo straight heats at
T h e A m i ' i i i o s p . — M e s s r s . Pixley k Grannis
sang in Pullen's Hall, on Saturday evening,
before a fair audience—though not so largo as
a more timely notice would havo warranted.
Pixley k Grannis are so well and favorably
known here, that it is unnecessary to say their
enlertainmenis are of the highest order, ncd
worthy the most liberal patronage. Still wo
think it due them lo say that they, (like wine)
improve with age. Prof. Pixley has turned his
fiftieth year, and his voice is just as clear and
strong as ever. Mr. Grannis still retaius bis
mirthful ways, and seems to cling as fondly
lo bachelor life as to his happy songs.
Their selections for Saturday evening, were
j unusually good. Now n pathetic song, IlitcD.
ed lo in "pin-drop" silence, wakes tbo tender
emotions; then a humorous piece comes in,
and tho spoil is broken by the clapping of
bands and uncontrollable laughler, and thus
the audience wero kept from the beginning to
the close of the concert, swallowing a sob, (so
to speak,) to get ready to laugh, nnd toning
i down a laugh to a grin in order to bo ready
for tho next "cry."
On Sunday evening a very pleasant meeting
was held at the Congregational Ghurcb, con*
ducted by Messrs. Pixley 4 Grannis, il being
a custom with them to spend their Sabbath
evenings in singing for lbs instruction of Sab-
Schools. The church was crowded and the
hour wns most happily and profitably upent.
It has been suggested by some, that a musi-
cal convention bo held here Ibis fall or winter.
Prof. Pixley would bo glad to come and pro-
pare a class for such convention, nnd we hope
our musical friends will decide to send for
him.
K a l a m a z o o R a c k . * , H o r s e a s d H c j u s . —
The races at Kalamazoo last week, were largo-
dow of a passenger car on the Grand River
Valley road, on the evening of the 18th inst.
The missile cut a hole through the glass, ns
would n bullet, nnd struck A. D. Thomas,
Esq., of Downc, on one of his cheeks and cut
through the bone, causing quite a wound nnd
the blood to flow freely. At the time the train
was about two miles south of Hammond sta-
tion, and niuning rapidly through a neck of
woods. As soon ns Mr. Burnett, the conductor,
learned of lhe nlTair, thelrain was stopped and
backed about a mile, lo the place where the
Buffalo, two weeks ago, in several seconds
less lime. The truck r.t Kalamazoo was in fine condi-
tion—not so with all the horses. Lawyers,
merchants, ministers, farmers, Uachers, gam-
blers. drunkards, pickpockets and editors were
well represented. One pickpocket was especially well repre-
sented. Ho sought to withdraw his hand
from the pocket'of an innocent looker on, but
in doing so the gentleman's pocket book stuck
to bi-f fingers and ho w is going to lo". il stick,
villainous act wns perpetrated. Half a dozen j bad not this eccentric gentleman been so par-
ol ihe railroad attaches, with others, were sent licular about it. Pickpocket made such bung-
out to arrest if possible, Iho person who would ling work of it that tho gentleman went for
have committed such an offenco. He was not him and they said "licked him like blazes."
found, but probably will be as Mr. Thomas got After this social interview, the pickpocket
some information that maybe the means of was introduced to the police, and they walked
bringing him before the proper authorities.— down town together ns if they had been ac-The perpetrator of this villainous act should quainted for vears. Owing to circumstances be severely dealt with. [G. R- TimM. , . I l l i r r | r b f jood his control, pickpocket's fine
L i s t ok i.etteus rouminiog in the postoflico clothes were iu u "siled" condition, to say the
"ringing mm belore tiie proper authorities.— uown town togeuirr as n tney na i oi.cn i The perpetrator of this villainous act should quainted for years. Owing lo circumslatu be severely dealt with. [ 0 . R* Times. | entirely beyond his control, pickpocket's R
nt Lowell, Kent Countv, Michigan. August 23, 1871 :
L a d i e s ' L i s t . — M r s . Ann Brainard, Mifs
Cornelia Bush, Miss Carrie Smith, Miss Sophia
Sage. G e n t s ' L i s t . — G . R. Bridgeman,T. P. Cur-
tiss, John Kinyon, Jacob Mower, C. D. Page,
John J. Ward.
F o u e i g s L i s t . — l a m e s Hargadon.
Persons calling for these Letters, will please say "advertised," and give date of this notice
A, M . K l s w o b t i i . P . M.
A l e r t H o o k k L a d d g i i C o . N o . 1 . — A t t h e
election on Monday evening the following of-
ficers were elected: Foreman—J. S. Hooker.
" Ass't.—M. Johnson.
Steward-F. H. Hosford.
Secretary-Fred Hosford.
Treasurer—W. J. Medler.
b ait. Such is lifo.
MeolinRof t ho Hoard of Di rec to r s of t h o Lowoll Agr icul tura l Socie ty .
Pursuant to notice of udjournmcnt, the Board
of Directors convened at Fallen's Hall, at 1
o'clock P. M. Present, Arvino Peck, Chair-
man, John Huggins, Secretary, M. M. Perry
Treasurer, and Directors Calkins, Hatch,
Mathewson, Mapes, Crakes, Moag, Sneathen,
Elsworth. Messrs. Huggins nnd Perry Irotn the com-
mittee on By-Laws, reported a list prepared
by them, and which upon motion, wero read
by the Secretary in full, and then wero read
and acted upon seperately, nnd with tho ex-
ception of a few alierations and amendments
were adopted by the Board,
The question of the selection of the grounds for the use of the Society then came before the Board.
The Secretary reported that he had receiv-
ed no proposals from any ono. A motion was
then made that the Ryder lot be tho choice of
the Board, nnd the Executive board be au-
thorized and instructed to procure the sam e
by lease or parcbaso upon l«<rms not exceed-
ing the Edie lease, and as much less as could
be done. After a long and thorough discus-
sion, the motion was adopted by calling the
yens and nays.
The following is lhe vole :
Y b a s — C a l k i n s , Hatch, Mathewson, Hug-
gins, E lswor th-5 .
N a t s — M a p e s , Perry, Crakes, Hoag, Snea .
t h e n - 5 . Tho vote being a lie, the Chairman gave
the casting vole in the affirmative, and de-
clared ihe motion carried.
It wns voted that the Ex. committee cause
the certificates of mombership to be prepaid as
as soon as possible, and persons bo engaged to
solicit subscriptions for !the same nnd also for business cards lo be inserted in the pre-
mium lists. It was voted that a committee of
6 lo prepare a premium list bo appointed, and
Messrs Hatch, Mapes, Calkins, Elsworth, Hoag,
and Crakes were appointed said committee.
Board adjourned lo meet at samo placo
Sept. 2d ot 10 o'clock A. M. J o h n H i t o o i . n s , S e c ' y .
R A I L R O A D .
The railroad delegation that went from this
place to Hastings last week Monday, relurned
Tuesday afternoon, well pleased with their
visit. The prospect of an immedialo effort lo
put matters into a langiblo form concerning
the proposed route from hero t j Hastings,
seems at present quite encouraging. Tho peo-
ple of Hastings are anxious to secure this
route and Lowell cannot afford to do less than
lo strike hands with them and nuke a strong,
unyielding effort lo accomplish the e n d - a n d
now is the time lo make that effort.
Tho Hastings Banner ot the 17th says:
"At the railroad meeting al tho Bank yes-terday, after discusiing tho matter over for some timo and all expressing themselves in favor and willing to work for a competing road, running north nnd south. The following named genlletnen volunteered nnd were ac-cepted by tho meeting, as delegates to go to Battle Creek nnd Kalamazoo, in company with a delegation from Lowell, on Tuesday next ; Dr. C. S. Burton, Wm. Ba.low, A. J . Bowno , R. J . Grant, D. R. Cook, N. Bailey, C. Hyde, F. D. Ackley, J . A. Greblo, A. W. Bailey,;W. S. Goodyeer, G. M. Dewey.
1 Wo aro hoping that tho result of this con-
ference of the Lowell and Hastings delega-
tions with the people of Battle Creek or Kala-
mazoo, will be the organizntion of a Lowell
and Hastings Railroad Company. But we
will not anticipate. The result, whatever it
may be, will be announced nest week. If
nothing is accomplished, we'll play a short
"un" and stop, but if the result bo glorious,
we'll "blow" accordingly.
Ada, Aug. 19th, '71.
A d a I t b m s . — A barber shop has been open -
ed in this place by Frank While, a splendid
workman at scraping faces. Those living in
Ada will do well to call and try a shave.
Daniel K'nney and James Bristol who start-
for Omaha, a week ago last Monday returned last Wednesday evening, being satisfied with seeing Chicago, St. Louis and Fort Wayne.— Their description of tho far west is quite amu-sing. Danl. I believe intends making another trial, but James is satisfied with the trial trip, and can be found during business hours ma-king barrels for the While Mill. Wheat is still coming in rapidly. Bradfield k Sons are paying $1.15. Tho work has commenced again on tho new Congregational Church, the bricklayers will begin their work next week.
Last evening Pixley k Grannis sang in the Baptist Church as advertised. Their concert wns well attended, their programme well se-lected, and iheir music appreciated as usual.— Yesterday a couple got off lhe mail train go-ing east, aud put up at tho Ada Exchange, near the Depot, and informed the proprietor, A. R. Price, thai they were looking for a jus-t i c e of thc Peace and wanted lo be married, Mr. Price told them lo wail a few minutes and
j he would get one; be accordingly came down ' town and took Esquire Caldwell back with 1 bim, and althongh he had his miller's suit on. i he "squared" them togeihor in nice style and j the couple retraced their stein ns happy^ as 1 clams. Yours, MARK.
Rol iablo Insurance .
B l u m f i e l d , Augusts . 1871.
Edi to i i Coi'itiKK As our motto is, honor to whom honor is due, we wish to state through thc columns of your valuable paper, for Iho interest of all concerned, that we had our farm property buildings and cmlonls insured in the Agricultural Insurance Company, of Water-town New York, on the 14th day of November 1870, by E. A. Hoyt. their agent, and tha t on the 10th day of July, 1871, our house, with almost all its contents, w is destroyed by fire and on the 5lh day of Augint, the adjusting officer of tho Company, Judge Dewey, to gether with E. A. Hough, the general ngent for this Stale, came onto the ground and set-tled and PAID the loss to our entire salisfic-lion, amounting to $1.2J'.>, and as we loarn such conduct is characteristic of the Company in settling and adjusting its losses and as they are confined in their ri^'is lo farm pr >-l»er"ty, carrying it 25 per cent less thin othwr companies, we most cordially recommend it to thc farmers of this Slate a< the safest and most reliable Company iu which to iusure
their form property. S . J . O l i v k i i a n d
J - D. O l i v b u .
S o u t h S a h i n a w , A u g , 5 , 1 8 7 1 .
Edi tor Courieiu—Allow tno to thank, through the columns of your paper the Watertown Fire Insurance Company and E. A. Hough, their Stale Agent, for their prompt manner of adjusting an I settling my loss, which occurred on July 20. 1871, and paid August 5, 1871, and I would most cordially recommend this Company to those who wish 10 insure their dwelling hoaso as their r i tes are from 10 lo 25 per cent, lower than other c o m p a n i e s . H k n h v A u s t i n .
The "Agricultural" is the strongojt Fire In-
surance Company in tlu'.State of Nov Vork.
11 is perfectly reliable an l insures at less rates
than any other Company.
Tiie value of $100 Stock is $125 01. Per-
sons owning personal property will do wall lo
examine tbo merits and advantages of this
Company, before insuring in any other.
Mr. C. Johnson of this villago is Agent for
the above Company.
Local Business Notices. Barr's Ague Medicine prevents ft rhill after
the first dose. Sold by Wooding k Look.
DEVENDORF & B L A I N . have ft full assortment of every thing in the
Dry Goods line.
1 0 cen t s b n y s a h a t a t t h e S t a r H a t
S t o r e O r a n d B a p i d s .
Invest One Dollar in B a k u ' s P e c t o r a l E l i x -i r , nnd stop that troublesome cough. For Sale by Wooding k Look.
Good Sheeting one yard wide sold for 9 cts.
per yard, at Devendorf k Blain's, first door
west of Lowell National Bank.
A good linen Damask 50 cts. per yard, at
Devendorf k Blain's.
Nobby hats at Perry Bros. Grand Rapids.
A fullline of Trunks at Devendorf k Blain's
L i n e n C l o t h i n g b e l o w cost, S t a r Cloth-
i n g H o n s e G r a n d R a p i d s .
DEVENDORF & B U I N . still keep busy putting up tboso fine dress
goods, sheelings, hats, caps, 4c.
B a r b ' s P e c t o r a l E l i x i r is simple, pleas-ant, and a sure cure in till diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
Call nt Lull k Co's and see their splen-
did arrangement for keeping butler cool.—
Different from anything ever before in Lowell.
A full line of looking Glasses just opened nt
Devendorf k Blain's.
Thousands of people die every year from
starvation, but while there is a bakery in
Lowell il would be very foolish indeed for any
to even go hungry.
Barr's Ague Medicine is a sure euro for
Chills and Fever.
Druggists all sell B a r k ' s P e c t o r a l E l i x i r for Colds, Coughs, Croup, kc.
Boy's C lo th ing b e l o w cost S t a r Cloth-
i n g House , G r a n d R a p i d s .
Fresh Stone Lime at U. B. Williams'
Summer bats, choicest styles, at Perry Bros.
11 Monroe street, Grand Rapids.
A desperate and tenacious cold can bo bro-ken up and exterminated by using B a r r ' s P e c t o r a l E l i x i r .
G r e a t Sacr i f ice i n S u n i m e r C lo th ing
S t a r C lo th ing H o u s e . G r a n d Rap ids .
T h e c h r a i ' B s t and b e s t B r o a d - C a s t S e e d -
e r nnd C u l t i v a t o r i s t h e w o r l d , nt A t -
kins and Somerby'?, Lowell.
Fresh bread, pies, cakes, 4c., baked every
day at Bosworih's opposite Pullen's block.—
Try a loaf of bis bread.
The finest lines of Tea, and Coffees to be
found in thc State, at John Giles.'
Socks 6 cts. p e r p a i r . S t a r C l o t h i n g
H o u s e . G r a n d R a p i d s .
Remember John Giles is selling Petroleum
Fluid for 2# per gal., and delivers goods pur-
chased of him free to any part of the village .
Dried beef new and cheap al John Giles'.
Fresh Lime at U. B. Williams'.
All kinds of Produce very low at John
Giies,' and delivered free to any part of the
villago.
Plain directions in German and English arc given with B a r r ' s P e c t o r a l E l i x i r . For sale by Wooding k Look.
I ^ - O R U I S & I l I N E ,
R e a l
E s t a t e
. I g e n t S )
L O W E L L , I V E I G P I ,
Wi l l a t t end lo buyintr, aollinR a n d loas-in*. Rea l E s t a t e o r P e r s o n a l P ropor ty , also
C O N V E Y A N C I N G . I 'urt ifH nrUliini; In null o r piirelinne I tful K«t« t '
n-lll tlil'l it t ' . tli. 'ir nilvMitntf'' t " tfiv.* im n cnll. We n-lviTtl".' property p u t In to o u r ImmN fr i , » • • fe in t un-I f " llio owner wi t l i i l rawi t h o •mno f r o m m . v k v t , ir. wliicli cn"- o u r rviriilar .vlvorllHlnu ri i int will h -rliarupil. N'o e s p ' - l i v will Incur un t i l tin1 p rope r tv N mlil , wln-ii i ' ir rrjulur cunimiman u ill be c l ia rgeu , u u l v M u t l i e n r i s e a a m M u p o n .
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A F a r m of 40 nert* in W r f e n n e * . 2 '* milon Irom l.o*.>ll, comturi ilili- h o u w a i i i l • u t b u l M i o ^ i . —
Karm iii n-rll vra ter^l w i t h •prlll l{«. 100 cl inire ippln tree* all bear ing, ".''M i»>acli tr-'i 'i a n 1 o t h - r f r u i u in abundance. I'riC"1 i'J.TuO.
•f s>r \ ACIU'S in B o w n * «ix milen noutli ol I.owell I O U V i P a g e . ftu acres improTeil , balance well t imbere ' l . An exce l len t stock or ijralii f i r m wltb Miinll houne a m i ba rn , i i tua te i l o n n gooil r o a d t " Lowell , i'rici" {lO per a c r e — o u e - f o u r t b i lnwn, bal-ance on t ime to sui t p u r c l i a ^ r .
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AIIOI 'SE and corner lo t on Rridge St. No bet ter location in t l i e v i l t a s e . I loune laii?i> a n d eon-
v r n l e n t : beaut i fu l y a r d and g t t i l en w i t k a n abundan r* of tmal l f r u i t , ( iood well and ci«t»rn. I n e r e r y r»«-tiect » desirable place. Good bargain offered. T e r m ' Ka«y.
2 f ) ACHF.S in t h e vil lago of Lowe l l , nicely l o c a l e ! i , wllli utreoti on t h r e e «ide«, ifooil noil, well mocked wi th small f r u i t s , a n d in "ve ry r e spec t a d m i r a b l e
Join t for i\ residence. I'ricej.SOO. One four th down, alance to m i t t h e p u r c h a s e r .
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AFaRM of SO acrc«, <i2 Improved ; s i t u a t e d in the t o w n s h i p of Campbe l l . Oood h o u . ' e a n d ont
building*, and a splendid o r c h a r d b e t r i n ^ choice f r u i t . A good suga r b u s h of abou t 400 t ree^ . Kami well fencoil, a n d u n d e r good cu l tWat ion , a l so wel l watered. 1'rice $3,000 Te rms—one-ha l f down, balance iu t w o years , wi th annua l i n s t a l I raents .
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j ' r t ' i ACHES of oak linihereil l a n d , loca ted one mi le • ) . . f rom L o w e l l , suppl ied wit lTan abundance of
1 l iv ing wa te r . A n o p p o r t u n i t y f o r a g o o d bargain .
1 4 FAKM ol 100 a ' res , 'J mi les f r o m I .owel l , CO
/ l . acr-ii improved , e x t r a b e a r i n g o rcha rd , new h o u s e , good b a r n a n d o u t bu i ld ings , good well a n d c i s t e r n , besides l iviuit water in a b u n d a n e e . The fa rm is well fenced a n d e a n be b o u g h t at a bargain.— Tho f a rming u t e n s i l s wil l be "old w i t h t k e farm if •!?• t i r ed . T e r m s e a s y .
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A HOUSE and lot o n c o m e r of Bridge and O r o r e r s t reets . Good house , we l l , c i s t e rn and f e n d . —
r i e a s a n t ya rd , well shaded with t r ees . Good ba rga in .
;a
AI IOI 'SE a n d c o r n e r lot wi th in two m i n u t e s walk •if t h e B a n k . The lot is well fenced nnd con-
tiiliii a good well a n d cis tern, ( inod sidewalks lead, ing to the premiiien. P r i c e $1,000. T e r m i - o n o ha l t down—balance ia t h r o e r e a r s .
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AIIOI 'SE and 3 lot* on l l r idge s t r ee t , Lowell .— Good barn and out bui ldings . 8ood well and
c i s t e r n : Two good cel lar*. Sidewalks and fences in eood o r d e r : hou ' i ' lar^o and conven ien t . Trice 12,000, payab le to »uit the p u i t h a i e r .
3 1 A ACRES in V e r g a n n e s , one m i l e f r o m Lowell.—
• t l r Par t ly I m p r o v e d - e x c e l l e n t l a n d lor f r u i t -P r i ce #30 an acre.
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AFARM O f l l l acres , s i t u a t e d t h r e e miles wes t ol the village of I .owell ; SO acres improred , tho
balance well t imbered : a choice youi iu orchard of 7ft t r ees o f t h e best possible vaiieties. ' Kami abundant ly watered by neve r f t i l i n . ' spr in«s . l e r m s - a moder-a te payment dowu, t h e ba lance In ea«v l i n t a l l r a enU. A r a re chance .
JNO. KOPF & CO. 1 M I O P R I E X O U H O F T I I E
L O W E L L
CHAIR FACTORY M a n u f a c t u r e r s o f and Hea le rs In all K inds of
FURNITURE -A- i s r I D
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Hams from S to 15 c. a lb. nt John Giles,"
and delivered free.
m
DEVENDORF & B U I N . can be found at Ist door west of l.i.vell N'i-
lional liank.
It is sickly Don't iiicron»o the dinger by j
roaiting yourself over a lire on washing day . '
The cold w iter soap will do it without a fire,
and little or no labor. John Giles keeps it.
Straw, silk, wool and every other kind of
bat at Ferry Uros. Grand Rapids.
Ribbed llo-'e 10 cts per pair al Devendorf k
Blain's.
L i n e n Coats 75 c t s . S t a r C l o t h i n j
House . G r a n d R a p i d s .
Barr's Ague Medicine is a most excellent tonic.
Buy your Fresh Lime nl U. B. Williams'.
Ice cool hut'er nt Lull Co't. I • •
l-' irmers take home a box of nice scalded
, herring, while you can get them so cheap at
1 John Giles'
Hundreds "t now hats ill I'erry Bros. Grand
Rapids.
Dollar Gi g Toharco f ir i.'i c. at John Giles.
I The Celebrated Holler Drill at Atkins .v
Somerby'i.;
Don't go wii'ioul i piece •: g n l m.'-s pork
while you can get it for s c. a Hi, nt John
Giles, nnd delivered free to any part ol the
j village.
S T J C H - A - S
Parlor and Chamber Setts, WHAT-NOTS,
MARBLE & WOOD TOP CENTER TABLES.
MMIII m m M I M W o v i e r r « l > l e s ,
C ' A X K , T l . A t i . A M . ) W O O D S E A T
C H A I R S ,
1 HIPATW-Xt Aram C O F F I N S . P a t -out Msta l l lo B u r i a l Case* a n d
CaskH. c o n s t a n t l y on hand-
HEARSE AND SERVICES AT THE MOST REASONABLE RATEB.
Ke'ui! r u n - . ; .I'l-r w»«t of the Biiik. nriiHck if" at !•'ffirillr .VoHtealm Cown^op-
jiunlr Iht I'l-.l Ojfir-. lljii SI-ll'A.i/. va/. r'i'H, Kt.t- lhe factory, tml (}/ l>. ^ M.
Ilailr'"iil tl-JOIIX Ix< >. Il' y KAK MS EX
Si C A i v l M A C t K S I I O l *
BILLS & GEILL r i; t i l ' U l K T O i l s .
W A i i O N S A N D C A U K l A G h S
M \ N L K A C ' H ' K L l ) A N D
Barr'i A M e d i c i n e is so ld for.one d o l l a r U K L ' A I H K L ) T » . > O U D K ! * I N D U -
per hot tie.
L i n e n P a n t s 5 0 cts. . S t a r C l j t h i n g
House- G - - a n J R a p i d s .
The Mcjsherry Grain Drill at Atkins « Som-
erby's, Lowell.
Fresh li»c getfe feathers lor sale at Deven-
dorf ,v Blain's.
A new arrival of nice Green T.-a at l"i c . a
lb. and Sugar at 9 c. a lb., and delivered free
j to any part of the village, at John Giles.
Fresh Lime at U. B. Williams'.
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HY WILL M. RAIU.I;H)N.
Bi l l s • I h o HRIU A Kill"', J i m . F o r u V KotlliiR r a t Iu r u l i u .
A m i , w i t h m i o h a s t o r m a - b o w l l n " , ' t w i l l n o t <lo t o doUKc t h o Kl lm.
H n « l h ' d o w n ih i ' o u r l a l u B , I , u ; Polci- t h e : i r . ' n lilil"-, S u ;
T h i n lg gomct l i l i iR A—vrhci
GNIVI) OF ELMS UUD IK•RSE-UIIOST.NUTS, AND EVENLY MNTCHOIL, THOUGLITOIN BEING THC P R O F E S S O R H A S I I L T O N HIE, THEY HLIVING RETURNED—US THEY EX-1 AN ANGEL IN THE HOUSE, TL U! - O (INLY EAT AWAY IN FRONT TO GIVE A TALLER, HAD THO LONGER REACH. FROM EDINBURGH, , PLAINED—AT ABOUT LIVE O'CLOCK, BUT WITH- NOW SWCOT IT WERE, IF WITHOUT FEEBLE FRIGBT, CLEAR AND UNOBSTNICTOD VIEW FOR MILES TO- THE NUNAL RACING DISTANCE WAS A MILE. WILL LECTURE NT THC TOWN HALL, ON ! OUT ANY FISH, AT WHICH THO GIRLS JEERED OR DYING OF THO (IRWUIFUL. BCANIOMIH XIKHT,' WARD T HE SETTING SUN. AN NUPRETEND- MARKED BY A BUOY FLOATING ON THE WA- THURSDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, THEM UNMERCIFULLY, THOUGH THE^ ASSERT- ^ ANGEL CAMO TO US, AND WO CONLD BEAR ING PLACE : BUT TO THOSE WHO KNEW IT TER, AMI BOTH STRUGGLED HARD FOR THE ON A N I M A L M A O N L T I S M , NONE COULD BE MORE HOMELIKE OR BETTER j VICTORY. USUALLY, IN SUCH CONTESTS. ILLUSTRATING THIS MARVELOUS SCIENCE
BY EXPERIMENTS OU SUCH OF LOVED. . j JACK HAD COME OFT' CONQUEROR; BUT THIS IF»HURRY, MOUIER, BOMCTHING OF; IN FRONT, THE LONG AND BROAD PIAZZA NIGHT HE GRADUALLY FELL BEHIND, AND
O o o t l n e o " p r a c l o u n , h o w I t i h i u h I I l o w it I ' r n t * a g ' l n t h e d o o r * !
V o u w i l l h u v v H h a r d o n e , . I l m i n y , w h o n y o u g o t o d o I h o c h o r e * !
D o iMt o v o r l o e d t h e g r a y ; ( l i v e 11 j i l e u l y t o t h e Imy";
A n d IH' c a i r ' n l w i t h y o u r l i i n t e m w h e n y o u gi> a m o n g t h e h n y .
THE AUDIENCE AS ARE WILLINGTO OFFER THEMSELVES.
TICKETS, SO CENTS,. TO BO HAD AT THE DOOR."
ALL THE LITTLE TOWNSHIP WAS PRESENTLY
OLVERED A DELIGHTFUL RESTING PLACO IN THE WHEN ABOUT TWO-THIRDS OF THE DISTANCE1
I COOL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS; A BRILLIANT HAD BEEN PASSED THE OTHER BOAT LEADING LLOWER-GARDEN EXTENDED DOWN TO THE HIM ABOUT THREE LENGTHS, HE STOPPED GATEWAY, WHENCE A DRIVE PASSED IU PULLING, UNSHIPPED HIS OARS, AND FOLD-FRONT COMPLETELY AROUND THE HOUSE, ING HIS ARMS, SAT IU SILENCE, WHILE TOM'S AGOG WITH EXCITEMENT; FOR WHILE EVERY THE YOUNG PEOPLE HAD SAILED ON THE IRONICAL CHEER SOUNDED IN THE DIS- ONE POSSESSED THE GREATEST CURIOSITY LAKE: RIDDEN AND DRIVEN ABOUT THE TANEE. 1 WITH REGARD TO THE SUBJECT OF THO PRO COUNTRY; FISHED AND FLIRTED TO THEIR MAGGIE CAMPBELL «AT AT THE STERN OF FESHORS PROPOSED * HEARTS' CONTENT: AND NOW WHEN ONLY A THE BOAT, RATHER SURPRISED AT JACKS UN- EVER HAD AN OPPO
EXPO
i n T V i , ' . .Y T i i r , T o HOC h i m Iwrno f r o m t h e Hllent a i r , e i l t l i n t t h e y h a a e a t e u t i i c i u a l l b e i o r o AI c v o n l n K In o u r r o o m , a n d b o n d o n o n m
Siv iIn* lior iw liavo » IhmI
Fecilthe ,^0TH^V'in , f"he l y .u7l; and IH. *h.«|. REMAINED OF THEIR PLEIWANT USUALY/FMFO ; AND A» HE DID NOT SPEAK, ANY OF UIC t h a t ' h In t h e i - l n i l ;
flhrilie sj i i t i i d c o w *oi<ii' m e a l . W h e r e i h o l i r l u d l e f . i n n o l i > i i « l ;
F o r she ' l l I j a i n i i o r h e r , a n d iu> n l l p p ' r y a* a n e e l .
I t n n g y o u r l a n t e r n h y t l On N TIIIIL or HIRING
• r i n g .
SOJOURN, THEY EACH BEGAN TO DISCOVER SAID, IN HER LOW, MUSICAL VOICE: THAT THE PURLING—LIKE MANY SUCH— " WHAT IS THE MATTER, MR. SAVAGE? WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT ITS PANGS. ARE YOU NOT WELL?"
SO THE TWO FRIENDS SAT RATHER MOODI- JACK DID I MOVE FOR A MOMENT; LY, USONING TO THE TREE-TOADS THE YOUNG THEN HE AROS STEPPED INTO THE STERN OF
| LADIES HAVING GONE WITH MRS. CAMPBELL THE BOAT, AI SEATED .LIMSELF BESIDE
THEY BROKE CAMP. I HIS DLVLNO EYE*, AND BRING US FROM H IS BOWCRA LINT TLM INNTNRO nt FLIO WNIWLORFNL IN N- NUWH OF DC*R WEND*, AND CHILDREN WHO HAVE NCTTR JJUt TNO LECTURI Ol TLIE WOIUIERIUI PIO BEEN DEAD. INDEED—A* WE SHALL KNOW FOREVER.
FEASOR WAS THO CHIEF TOPIC OF COUVERSN- Alas! we think not what we dally see
TION, AND AS JACK AND TOM KNEW, OF TO BE' ' . . . I . .I N- • II „ . OR MAY BO F THEY WILL, AND WE PREPARE COURSE, NOTHING ABOUT THO AFIAIR, THOY •'IHEIR SOULS AND OURS LO MEET IN HAPI.YALR-HAD TOIBE ENLIGHTENED, AUD A FULL ACCOUNT A CHILD, A FRIEND, A WIFE WHOSE SOFT HEART SLUGS OF HIS LECTURE, AND HIS MARVELOUS C X . I" U"'™ WITH OUR., BNRDING IT. PO IMENTS WNS ACCOSDINGLY GIVEN THEM. , _
JACK AND TOM SAID THEY SHOULD GO ^ AFTER BREAKFAST AND INTRODUCE THEM- FOREIGN ITEMS.
LECTURE, VERY FEW HAD ' SELVES TO THE PROFESSOR, AND WERE GREAT- [ TIN: OREAT COUNSIL (LEGISLATURE) OF AN OPPORTUNITY OF WITNESSING I'.VCHARGINED WHEN BOB RTIGERS TOLD THEM THO SWISS CANTON OF GENEVA HAS ABOL-3 SINGULAR EXPERIMENTS SAID TO j THAT HE HAD LEFT TOWN IMMEDIATELY AF- ISHED CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BY 17AGAINST
" 1 0 VOTES.
THE PROSPECTS OF THO GROUSE SEASON ON THE MOORS IN YORKSHIRE, DERBYSHIRE CHESHIRE, ENGLAND, ARE SATISFACTORY THIS YEAR.
IN SWEDEN, FEMALE STUDENTS ARE NOW LIKE MALE
REGULAR COL-
HAVO BEEU PERFORMED BY THIS WONDER- TT>R THE LECTURE, BEING DRIVEN TO THE RAIL-FUL SCIENCE. THE NEWS SPREAD THROUGH 1 ROAD STATION BY THE DOOR-KEEPER. ALL THE NEIGHBORHOOD, AND ON THE FOL- ON THE FOLLOWING DAY THO PARTY LOWING DAY, FARM-WAGONS IN NUMBERS I AT THE ASSIMIQUID HOUSE BROKE CAME INTO TOWN, AS THOUGH IT WERO A | "PI SOME GOING ONE WAY, MIME ANOTHER; M.TRKET-DAV BRINFFING IHO FARMERS AND 1 '" 'T NOT UNTIL JACK AND TOM HAD CALLED
s i . . j i Hint l i a r k l n ' n o w , y o u w h e l p . O r I ' l l k i ck y o u t i l l y o u y e l p !
Ye.", 1 h e a r i l : ' I U s o m e b o d v t h a t ' s c a l l i u ' o u t f o r h e l p .
G e t t h e l a n t e r n . .J im a n d T o m M o t h e r , k e e p t h o b a b i e s c a l m .
A n d w e ' l l f o l l o w u p t h a t h o l l o a , a n d II i s f r o m .
"Tis a h a i r y s o r t o f n i g h t F o r a m a n t o f a c e a n d l i gh t ;
A n d t h e w i n d is b l o w i n ' — U a n g II , J i m m y , b r i n g a n - 1
o t h e r l i g h t !
OF IMPOCR.NIOSITV COMMONLY KNOWN AS NOT LEAVE HER LONG IN DOUBT AS TO THAT, GIE AND SUSIE ; AND, INDEED, THEV COULD 'DEAD BROKE.' "THE FACT WAS THAT, BE-J FOR PASSING HIS ARM AROUND HER WAIST— HARDLY KOOP FROM CRYING WHEN THEY FORE REACHING RACKETVILLO, THE TWO A LIBERTY HO HAD NEVER BEFORE VENTURED : THOUGHT OF THO YOUNG MEN MISSING THE FRIENDS HAD PASSED A WEEK AT ONE OF THE TO TAKE—HO SAID VERY QUIETLY, BUT VERY | INTELLECTUAL TREAT OF THE EVENING.
, WATERING-PLACES, WHICH HAD SO DIMIN-I PASSIONATELY: | THE PROFESSOR AND HIS ASSISTANT KEPT WE'LLSEO WHERE JSHOD THEIR RESOURCES THAT ON THEIR AR-1 "MAGGIE WO ARE GOING TO PART PRETTY J THEIR ROOM CONTINUALLY, HAVING THEIR
RIVAL NT ASSIMIQUID THEY HAD LITTLE OR SOON AND I MAY NOT HAVO ANOTHER OP- MEALS SERVED THERE, AND BEING REPORTED UOTLIING BETWEEN THEM j PORTUNITY TO TELL YOU WHAT IS IN MY j BY THE SERVANTS AS BUSILY ENGAGED IU
AT FIRST THEY TREATED THE MATTER NS N HEART TO-NIGHT, NND HAS BEEN THERE THESE I WRITING WHENEVER THOY WERO VISIBLE. • JOKE, FOR TOM WETHERELL SAID HO HAD j MANY HAPPY HOURS WO HAVO PASSED TO- I EVENING CAME, AND THE HALL WAS RAP-ONLY TO WRITE TO THE BANK TO GOT ALL THE GETHER. I WANT TO TOLL YOU THAT I LOVE I ULLY FILLED, UNTIL, BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK.
Ah, 'TWAS you, then. Johnny Blch, MONEY THAT WAS NECESSARY; SO, AFTER N j YOU, MNGGIE, BETTER THAN ANY ONO I j IT WAS CROWDED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY. Veiling out at such a pitch, A WEEK, HO DID WRITE, BUT UP TO DATE HAVE EVER SEEN, AND TO ASK YOU IF I MAY THE GENTLEMAN WHO HAD BEEN AUNOUNC-
or a I 'cawnan o i. pxou,wiioyou I no U ROCEIVED UOAUSWER, WHICH HAD RATH-, NOT HOPE THAT I HAVO GAINED A LITTLE OF; ED AS MR. MCDONALD, SOLD THE TICKETS Tisn't QUITE the thing TO nay, | OR NONPLUSED HIM, THOUGH HO WAS IN-1 YOUR LOVE, TOO. I AM SURE I NEED YOU J AT THO OFTICE, WHILE A YOUNG MAN, HIRED
WHILE?OW^^EN0«I^UDJ^ a DRINKIN'WMTER F 0 ™ 6 ' ! !\V JOLLY MR. ROGERS, THE LAND-1-OH, EVER SO MUCH-AND I SHALL WAUT FOR THE OCCASION, ACTED AS DOOR-KEEPER. ' anyway. I LORD, THAT MAILS WERE FREQUENTLY DELAY-1 YOU TO BE MY WIFE IF YOU WILL—NOT NOW,
i ED, THROUGH THE SLOWNESS OF THO CONN- i IF YOU DON'T LIKE, BUT WHENEVER YOU FEEL Anil T" hMMhuway'youwiore, TRY MEANS FOR TRANSPORTATION; AUD SOME-' WILLING TO COME TO ME, AUD LET ME TAKE
Now we've lugged you under Biioltor, and the dan- t imes, evon never reached the i r desti I you all to myself, TO make—God per - |
ANDOULLE'THCREI QUITE RESIGNED, NATION. TOM HAD WRITTEN A SECOND LET- j MITTING—A HAPPY HOMO FOR BOTH OF US. J HE LEFT THE OFTICE WITH THO TICKETS IN HIS WHISKY DEAF AND WDISKY BLIND, ' TOR, WHICH MET WITH NO BETTER SUCCESS,' * * * * * I HAND, HE WAS OBSERVED TO MAKE A PCCU-
AND IT WIN TUIMIURT YMIR FEOLIN'S, SO I GUESS IN , AN J NOW MATTERS BEGAN TO LOOK SERIOUS, ' * ^ LIAR NOISE IN HIS FAT, BULL NECK—SOMO-AS POOR JACK SAVAGE HAD NO ONO TO; THE NEXT INSTANT MAGGIE'S FACE WAS 1 THING BETWEEN A HOARSE LAUGH AUD STRAN-
Doyou mind, you THIEVIN'dunco. j WHOM HE COULD VERY WELL :IPPLY FOR1 STOWED AWAV SOMEWHERE UNDER JACK'S GNLATION—WHILE HIS GREAT, RED FACE, BE-l l o w y o u t o b b e d m y o r c h a r d o n c o , 1 . . . . . . t • i •' • 0 - - - - - - -
TAKINR
S t a c k e d
MRS. CAMPBELL AND HER TWO DAUGHTERS ATTENDED, OF COURSE, UNDER ESCORT OT BOB ROGERS, THE LANDLORD, WHO KINDLY PURCHASED THEIR TICKETS FOR THEM. AS
j u s t 10 r a i s e t h o s c r a t c h 7
D o y o u t h i n k , y o u d r u n k e n w a g . I t w a . a n y t h l u g t o b r a g .
T o b o c o r n e r e d i n m y h e n - r o o s l , w l t b t w o p u l l e t s i u u b a g 7
V o u a r e u s e d t o d i r t y d e n s . V o n h a v e o f t e n s l e p t i n p e n s ,
I ' v e a m i n d t o l a k e y o u o u t t h e r e n o w , a n d r o o s t y o u w i t h t h e h e n s 1
REMOVING HIS WHV DON'T
- . BEGAN TO PROPEL IS PIPE FROM HIS MOUTH, MOST INCREDIBLE SWIFTNESS DOWN THE LAKE, THE WRONG WAY;" BUT THO GIRLS CONTINUED
.... YOU DRAW ON THE BANK AND MAGGIE MEANWHILE ARRANGING HER HAIR! TO REGARD HIM WITH CONSIDERABLE SUSPIC-GET OLD ITODGERS TO CASH IT, FOR ENOUGH AND COLLAR, WHICH HAD SOMEHOW BECOME ION FOR SOMETIME, AS N MAN NOT TO BE TO PAY OUR BILL AND TAKE US HOME? " j SLIGHTLY DERANGED, AND THEN SITTING QUI- FULLY TRUSTED, BUT MIGHT TAKE IT INTO HIS
" I T WOULD BE AS MUCH AS MY SITUA- ETIV, WITH A SOFT SMILE ON HER FACE, HEAD TO HAVE A FIT OF APOPLEXY AT ANY TION IS WORTH,'" REPLIED HIS FRIEND; "THE WATCHING JACK'S MARVELOUS STRENGTH MOMENT, WITHOUT REGARD TO TIMO OR CASHIER DON T FINISH ME COMPLETELY." ON,I DEXTERITY IN MANAIRINCR THO OARS. PLACE.
D o y o u ca l l t o m i n d w i t h m o H o w , o n e n i g h t , y o u a n d y o u r t h r i - c
T o o k m y w a g o n all t o p i e c e s f o r t o h a n g il o n a !REE7 H o w y o n h u n g i l u p , y o u e e l s , S t r a i g h t a n d s t e a d y b y t h o w h e e l s ,
I ' v e a m i n d t o t a k e y o u o u t t h e r e n o w , a n d h a n g y o u b y y o u r h e e l s !
OF TURKEY, IDED PISTOL, LATE-
INTO ONO OF HIS EYES, WHICH IT DESTROYEI
RAILROAD DEPOT, WHERE A MOST AFFECTION-! THE EMPEROR WILLIAM HAS CONFERRED ATE PARTING TOOK PLACE ALL AROUND. I PON COURT WI ANGLE, THE OLDEST FIELD-
AUD I NEVER KNEW HOW THEY GOT THEIR MARSHAL IN THE ARMY, THE CROSS AND STAR MONEY, UNTIL 1 SPENT LAST CHRISTMAS J OF THE FAMILY ORDER OF HOHENZOLLERN. WITH JACK AND TOM AND THEIR WIVES IN ' AT THE CENSUS RECENTLY TAKEN IN VIEN-JACKS COZY LITTLE HOUSE IN THE CITY; AND J NA, THAT CITY NUMBERED 10,250 HOUSES, THEN MAGGIE TOLD ME LAUGHING UNTILTHO 'AND 300,125 MALE AND 307,385) FEMALE, TEARS CAME INTO HER EYES, " WHY, JACK ; TOTAL 607,524 INHABITANTS, THO SOLDIERY WAS THE PROFESSOR, AUD TOM WAS MR. EXCLUDED. MCDONALD, AND THEY CLEARED TWO HUN-1 I T CO8T T H E P N I 8 9 I A N QOVERMENT 2,-DRED DOLLARS BY THE LECTURE; AND OLD | OOG.OOOF TO GET UP THEIR MILITARY MAP OF LOB ROGERS KNEW IT ALL THE TIME. FRANCE, WHICH SURPASSED EVEN THAT IN
— | THE POSSESSION OF THC GENERAL STAFF OF
THE POWER OFMNFTIE - AN AFFEEUNR DEATH ! T ^ JRENCH ARMY. THE SWISS UNIVERSITY OF BASLE CON-SCENE.
FROM THE OIWEGO TIM.*. ' IT
1NI"S ^ L"™I]RED AAD FIITV-SOVEN, AUD
, R , , , • I -I I THAT OF ZURICH TWO HUNDRED AUD MNTY-MUCH HAS BEEN SAID AND WRITTEN UPON 8 0 V E I L MATRICULATED STUDENTS DURING THE1
THE SUBJECT OF THE POWER OF MUSIC IN PRESENT TERM THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF VARIOUS ENDS, I ^ I, I N • . , ^ AUD PARTICULARLY T.NRING THE PAST WEEK 1 C , E S
T \ I ^ , S S , • , ' THT
0 "FPRNONED COM-HAS OUR ATTENTION BEEN MORE FULLY CALL-' LOA,LE
IR'- V 0 T 0 1 , 1 6 V ' " RC™ARK?*
ED TO THE AFFECTS IN VARIOUS MANNERS OF1 B L E M [ E T * WL,LCH W A R E D IN A BRSSELS THE NOBLE ART. WO HAVE TO RECORD P ^ " , CCNSNRING THE CONDUCT OF BA-ANOTHER INSTANCE, AT ONCE BOTH TOUCHING;ZAINE AT ; 'L E , Z-AND BEAUTIFUL, OCCURRING IN ONR VERY I PRESIDENT THIERS, IT IS SAID, REMARK-MIDST. A FEW WEEKS AGO, A YOUNG MAIL ECL ON READING TNO IMPRUDENT MANIFES-NAMED ORMES, RESIDING NEAR MINNETTO, J TO OF THE COMTO DO CHAMBORD," A GOOD CHANTED TO WANDER INTO THO WEST BAP-! DFT.V'S WORK FOR THE REPUBLICANS! THERE TIST CHURCH, IN THIS CITY, AND ' 8 N O PRETENDER THE LESS." WHILE THERE THE CHOIR CONNECTED I THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY HAS RAISED WITH THO CHURCH SANG A BEAU- j FORTY-THREE OFFICERS OF THO ARMY AND TIFUL HYMN WITH SUCH CFT'OCT AS TODEOPLY I NAVY TO THE NOBILITY FOR THEIR SERVICES IMPRESS HIM WITH REFERENCE TO HIS SOUL'S ' IN THE FRENCH WAR. HARDLY ANY GENER-SALVATION. HE WENT AWAY WITH THE ALS REMAIN COMMONERS. BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENTS OF THE HYMN IM- A JEWELLEB OF SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS., JIRESSED UPON HNN, AND AS HO HIMSELF HAS MADE A SILVER LOW-PRESSURO MARIN SOON AFTER EXPRESSED HIMSELF, IT WAS THE J ENGINE, EVERY PART COMPLETE, WHICH COVLFC^ MEANS OF HIS CONVERSION A SHORTTIMC J ERS NO LARGER SPACE THAN A QUARTER OF a f AGO HE WAS TAKEN ILL, AND WAS CONSCIOUS ; DOLLAR. T T 5 M- 1 •
COMPLETELY." AND DEXTERITY IN MANAGING THO OARS, PLACE "CAN'T YOU DRAW ON THE GOVERNOR ?" ; PRESENTLY "THEY CAME UPON THO OTHER BUT THE ENTRANCE UPON THO STAGE OF
WAS THO NEXT SUGGESTION. COAT WITH TOM AUD SUSIE SITTICG VERY J THE PROFESSOR SILENCED THE HUM OF " NO. I TRIED IT ONCE, AUD HO ROWED , CLOSE TOGETHER IN THE STEM, PAYING LITTLE VOICES IN THE HALL, AND ATONCO ATTRACTED
| MO SO FLL NEVER TRY IT AGAIN, I ASSURE ATTENTION TO ANYTHING BUT TO EACH OTHER, EVERY ONE'S ATTENTION. THE GENTLEMAN _ 0 _ . . . , YOU. NO, WE'LL HAVE TO LEAVE OUR LUG- JACK GAVE A SHOUT, AUD HIS FRIEND JUMP-J ENTERED AT ONCE UPON HIS SUBJECT, AND I THAT HIS END WAS NEAR. HO FELT HIMSELF I QNITO POWER. "
i GAGE AS BOCURITY, UUD FOOT IT HOME, AS E J HACK TO HIS OARS. ! DISCOURSED MOST LEARNEDLY ON THO SUB- j AS SAVED, AND-EXPRESSED A WISH THAT THE !
J I CAN SEE. ' I " T SAV TORN." SUD SAYN. — ~ 1 ' ' WHEN YOU*''GOT A*UUIEHIG ' , " , 1 P HANGED IF WE DO ! " REJOINED ; PULL YOU BACK FOR TEN DOLLARS,
Yon went Kick to Wilson's counter, when you tho ' t , SAVAGE, RISING AND PACING THE PLATFORM, ONLY PLAYING OFT WHEN WO
How'he^heird'the'specie chink, " BY JOVE, IT DOES SEEM AS IF TWO SHAIP " ALL RIGHT," SOUNDED FROM THE . , , And was on you in a wink, i YOUNG FOLLOWS IIKO US OUGUT TO BE ABLE 1 BOAT, AND PRESENTLY THEY WERE ALONG- TION OF THE FLUIDS IN MAN, AND THROUGH
And you PROMISED IF he'd bush, that yon nevermore : TO HIT ON SOME DODGE BETTER THAN THAT ] AIDE. ALL NATURE; AUD SO ON FOR ABOUT TWENTY V"" "K ' I CONFOUND IT, I NEVER WAS IN SUCH A PO- j THEN BEGAN A RACE THAT WAS A RACE. • MINUTES, WHON HE CONCLUDED HIS INTRO-
Do you mind onr temperance hall! | SITION IN MY LIFE ; AND WHAT MAKES IT THE TWO GIRLS CLAPPED THEIR HAND? AND I DUCTORY REMARKS BY REQUESTING SUCH OF And WOOMTU^MR REFONUATIOU"WITH THE bigg.,1 ^ R S E ' H THAT WE NEEDN'T BE IN IT NOW I CHEERED ON THO COMPETITORS, AND AT LAST THE AUDIENCE AS WERO WILLING TO STEP
speech OF all 7 IF WE HADU T BEEN A COUPLC OF UNLIMITED MAGGIE CRIED OUT: I UPON THO STAGE AND SUBMIT TO VARIOUS How yon TALK, and how you sing' ; NSSES. WO MIGHT HNVO BROUGHT MORE " A SENRF OF MY FAVORITE COLOR TO THE : EXPERIMENTS, WHICH HE ASSURED THEM
HowyoU.IGN'IT c tw j ter, AIID uifin ,mMH IT i ™ONEY ALONG IF WE HAD KNOWN ENOUGH." ONE WHO WINS 1 " i WOULD NOT IN THE LEAST ANNOY OR INJURE every spring 7 " IF WO HAD ONLY KEPT AWAY FROM ( AFTER THAT THERE WAS NO USE BETTING, j THEM.
DO you mind how Jenny Green J THAT INFORNAL WATERING-PLACE WE SHOULD | JACK CAME NEATLY INTO THE LITTLE DOCK ; HIS REQUEST WAS FOLLOWED BY QUITE AN W a s a s h a p p y a s a o n e e n n i . t " t r ' " 4 1 1 1 1 ' • • ' • • - » » 3 - | BE ALL RIGHT," REJOINED WETHERELL, AUD TWO BOAT LENGTHS AHEAD, AND THEN THEY INUNDATION OF ROUGH FARMERS, AND A FEW
^ ONF C;I„„N,. LADIES OL THO VILLAGE. SEATING DOZEN IN CHAIRS IN A SEMI-CIRCLE,
PROFESSOR REQUESTED THOM TO CLOSE YES. HO THEN PASSED SLOWLY FROM
IT IS DESCRIBED AS OF TEN MOS-
COMPLIED IMMEDIATELV, AND VISITED HIIM ' T F 0 F
NET. SEVERAL PIECES WERE SUNG, TOTHE DELIGHT A CAUO.E ' ABOUT TWELVE FEET OF THE INVALID LISTENER AT LAST THE ™ ' 8 0 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 8
PARTICULAR SELECTION WHICH HAD BEEN UIO I T ! { . I , E T F B E < 'D 8 U B -MEANS OF LIIS CONVERSION WAS SUNG TO HIM. ^ REDS OF YEAR-. WHEN THO MUSIC HAD CEASED, THE SINGERS LOOKED UP FOR HIS APPROVING SMILE, BUT HE SPOKE NOT. HIS EYES WERE FOREVER
THEBE IS A RUMOR THAT PRINCE ARTHUR HAS FOR SOME YEAR < R TWO PAST BEEN ANI-
^ MATED BY A belle passion FOR LADY AN-SEALED, FOR IN THE MIDST OF THE BEAUTI- J ° 0 CHURCHILL, ONE OF THO DAUGHTERS OF TUL STRAINS OF MUSIC THE SPIRIT OF THE ! 4 1 1 6 OUKE OF MARLBOROUGH BUT THAT,
UU UVSCNUCU. XII'IU WAS A IMNU UI . —. BINGERS CONSCIOUS THAT, THROUGLI THE USE " 1 8 81?"4R W,TN LORD LOME PLACES THE OF THE TALENTS GIVEU THEM, THEY HAD LED ' I ' ^TIONIN A DIFFERENT ASPECT AND WE ARE
KICKING OVER HIS CHAIR IN AN ECSTASY OF THEM, THE LITTLE DURKIO THAT WAS SKULK- ONE TO ANOTHER, LAYING HIS HAND IIGHTIY j A "SOUL TO CHRISIAND^'LLVLIAD LIGHT ! 11'.111 HIS CLAIM TO BO ALLOWED THE i EXCITEMENT. ING AROUND THE BACK STNIRS LIEDCONSUM- i ON THE FOREHEAD OF EACH, NND MAKING ED HIS SPIRIT ACROSS THE DARK RIVER OF i ^ L , M O LIBERTY IS NOW UNDER DISCUSSION AT j ' BOTHER'REPHED SAVAGE;'YOU NEEDN'T MEDLY)—"JIWK, I'VE MNDO an a w f u l ! PASSES LONGITUDINALLY DOWN THE BODY, i DEATH. WORDS HAD THOY NONE WITH , HEADQUARTERS. SCARE THE LIFE OUT OT A FELLOW W ITH YOUR . IDIOT OF MYSELF TO-NIGHT." | HE THEN STEPPED bacK A COUPLE OF PACES WHICH TO EXPRESS THEIR FEELINGS, NOR J — FIRST IDEA, AS IF IT WERE YOUR FIRST BABY ; "GO HAVO I . " SAID JACK SENTENTIOUS- AND WAVED HIS HANDS WITH A SLOW, FAN-1 CAN N FEEBLE PEN DO THEM JUSTICE. THIS
How o u r h e a r t s w i t h p l e a s u r e w a r m e d W h e n y o u r m o t h e r t h r o u g h i t s t o r m e d ,
B u n n p h e r e o n e d a y l o t e l l n s , t h a t y o u t r u l y h a d r e f o r m e d 7
H o w t h a t v e r y s e l f - s a m e d a y . W h e n o u h e r h o m e w a r d w a v , ' • , , • i i u i " i • - ; ' • ' " •*; . u v , . . , .
she run ou you, where you'd hidden, lull three-! S L 1 OOWU, ANA DON T BO M S U I U G UP AND IY? US HE FILLED HIS MEERSCHAUM. quarters o'er the lay 7 , DOWN THERE LIKE A MANIAC." "I 'VE PROPOSED TO SUSIE CAN:
OH, YON LITTLE WHISKV-keg' I FOR IN HIS EXCITEMENT, BORN OF HIS CONTINUED TOM OH. you horrid little egg: ! ' IDEA,' TOM WAS WALKING THO PIAZZA AS •« JUST WHAT I'VE DONE TO HER SISTER,"
T o n r e g( . ln t o d e s t r u c t i o n w i t h y o u r Hwlfteat f o o t : JF FOR A W A G E R . | R E P L I E D J A C K .
I've a miud to take you out " HOLD YOUR TONGUE 1" HE REPLIED, J "AND SHE'S ACCEPTED ME," WHISPERED DO IT, IT SEEMED AS THOUGH THEIR EYES | RECORDED. WHODONBTSTHE , , "I'lemeath the wTitw-spout, " AND LET ME WORK IT OUT WILL YON ? I ; TOM. ! WERE HERMETICALLY SEALED. QUICKLY ^ DIVINE ART OF MUSIC ?
10 ^ M •VOU11 KNOW WBTT THINK 1 SEE MY WAY, NOT ONLY OF PAYING 1 OFT' OUR BILL AND OUR EXPENSES HOME, BUT • . I I J OF MAKING SOME MONEY INTO F , , N >>«»•-' SNOIIIENON M AHIHNMA.
NIUG MOTION, IN THE AIR; AND THEN DAP- IS NOT THE FIRST INSTANCE IN WHICH AN CAMPBELL," PING LUS HANDS, HE SAID QUICKLY AND J AWAKENED SINNER ATTRIBUTES HIS SALVA-
STERNLY, " NOW YOU CAN'T ONO OF YOU : TION TO THE POWER OF MUSIC; BUT IT IS OPEN YOUR EYES! THE EFFECT WIUS I RARE THAT SUCH A COMBINATION OF CIRCUM-ELECTRICAL—ALL TRIED, AND NOT ONO COULD i STANCES AS THE ABOVE CAN
B u t y o u ' v e g o t a h a n d s o m e e y e , A n d , a l t h o u g h I c a n t t e l l w h y ,
S o m e t h i n " s o m e w h e r e i n y o u a l w a y s e l ' s y o u g e t f a n o t h e r t r y , " " ' T
S o , f o r a l l t h a t I h a v e s a i d , I ' l l n o t d o u s e y o u : b u t , i n s t e a d ,
1 w i l l s t r i p y o n , 1 wil l r u b y o u , I w i l l p u t y o n i n t o b e d '
P i n o THEIR TRUMPS.
JACK HELD HIS TONGUE AS DESIRED,, AND THE" ^ .THEM . ETHERELL CONTINUED TO WALK THE PIAZZA 11)ROSOUTL I N D U C E D OLD BOB ROGERS, WHO W E R E N P , D FF,
IN A BROWN STUDY, EVIDENTLY PONDERING W N S FIHNTJTI T H E H O N S E T O
BH H O U T AT YOUR SIDES ! " AND C
OVER SOME COMPLICATED CONCEPTION. TLU. H I HE.ST J I ^ , O F L I 8 LUI . FN-.V « N
(•ENORAL ITEMS. RACINE IS TO HAVE ANOTHER STEAM FIRE
ENGINE.
A SUBDBBAN, CHEWING ON A LARGE PUR-BE TNUHFUHV I ) L E EPR'PLA,LT 11,1(1 PLAINTIVELY REMARK-POW^R OF THE 1 I N « : " T H E F " 8 MEL-1 j OUS NOW AS THEY DID BEFORE THE WAR,"
WAS N RECENT TITUSVILLE SPECTNCLE.
J A YOUNG WOMAN IN CONNECICNT RECENT-LY, WHEN SICK, MORTGAGED HER BODY T O ^
GAZETTE OF THO 5TH, SAYS : HER PHYSICIAN FOR DISSECTION IN CASE OF YESTERDAY MORNING THERE WAS A J DEATH, AS COMPENSATION FOR PROFESSION-
HEAVY SHOWER OF RAIN IN ELIZABETH AUD AL ATTENDANCE UPON HER. AND THEN CHO THE REGION OF THO COUNTRY NORTH OF I MALICIOUSLY GOT WELL.
PROFESSOR TOOK A PITCHER OF WNTER FROM 1 THERE, OU APPLE RIVER, BUT NONE UT HAN-} FBOM A NEW YORK IRON FOUNDRY THERE A TABLE POURED SOME OF IT INTO A GLASS, J OVER. IN THE AFTERNOON OFTHE SAME HAS BEEN SHIPPED BY A PACIFIC MAIL
THO EXTENDOD ARMS "DROP THEM BY
DOWN THEV FELL. THE
AND LINGERED IN THO SHOAL WATER, SOME | A YOUNG MAN NAMED KEATING WEU THE PROFESSOR J OF THEM COMING UP SO FAR THAT THEIR , DOWN INTO A WELL AT GRATTON, MICH., OU
TWO YOUNG MEN SAT ON THE PIAZZA OF; I
su ' K t z r « . . . ...P, r . e r f e .rtiTtt »UDuz
vep' "* ^» ' ^ ^ «•«! the ^ OTHER VARIOUS SOUNDS THAT USHER NIGHT IN THE COUNTRY.
THE ASSIMIQUID HOUSE STOOD OUTSKIRTS OL THE LITTLE VILLAGE OF!
TILLE, AND DIRECTLY ABOVE ASSIMIQUID LEAST DISPLEASING TO THE YOUNG INDY'S | TIOV TICCAS'ITMANV T U ^ ' PLOUGHBOY IMAGINED HIMSELF A VELOCF-1 APPROACHED, THE NUMBER INCREASED, TILL' AND EARTH, AND 1 LAKE, WHICH WAS THE CHIEF ATTRACTION T<) MOTHER; AND NOW THE NLHUR WAS TO .UVHSCD LUIHITER" FROM BOTH OF THEM | PEDE, AND TUMBLED ABOUT THE STAGE ON WHOLE SHOALS OF THEM COULD BO SEEN J MORNING UNHURT, CITY VISITORS, AND SUFFICIENTLY SO TO DRAW KICKED OVER FOR THE WANT OF A FEW PAL- LINF;I I N N „ MJILMRRLIT ULMI TLIOR RE-11"8 HAN<LB AUD FEET—A VERY GOOD IMITA-: "EAR THE SHORE, LOOKING VERY SICK. DUR- . QUITE A GATHERING OF THEM EIU-H SUCCESS- TRY DOLLARS FOR HE KNEW THAT THE CONDI- (JR I ' I TION. A YOUNG LADY WHO HAD NOT SUNP ' I"G THE NIGHT THE NVER RECCDED, AND ^ 1 ? J F N I > I I ) * TIRED " ~ " 1 NOU. A YOUNG LAITY WHO IMU NOT SNUG I MG ME IUGIU TNO NVER RECC0EU, AMI "• FACTORY AT KEY ^ EST, IVE SEASON, TO BOAT, FISH, FLIRT, AND OTH- TION OF THINGS COULD NOT BE KEPT A SO- R , , I A NOTE IN HER LIFO, SUDDENLY DEVELOPED TLIIS MORNING THERE WERO MILLIONS OF ! F I A - ' LOR CANNING PINEAPPLES, WAS PUT ERWISE DISPORT THEMSELVES. MY TWO ERET, AND, ONCE OUT, THO GAME WOULD BE , 1 HE FOL OWING DAY THEY WERE ABSENT EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL ABILITY, AND AC-I DEAD FISH IVING ALONG THE SHORE. THE I V1 OPERATION LAST WEEK, AND THE WON-YOUNG MEN HUD HEARD OF IT THIS PARTIC- UP, FOR THO OLD LADY WOULD BE VEIY SHY FROM THE HOUSE FOR SEVERAL HOURS, AND COMPLISHED '"SHELLS OF OCEAN" WITH OLDEST INHABITANT NEVER BEFORE SAW THE I D E R F U L PJ^EESSOF PEEHNG, SLICING, COOK-ULAR SEASON, AND, HAVING N LEW WEEK'S OF TRUSTING HER DAUGHTER TO A YOUNG ON TLL("11.' RETURN ANNOUNCED THAT THEY WONDERFUL ACCURACY AND MELODY. ONE ! LIKE, AND THE PEOPLE ARE AT A LOSS TO NO- i P ILING " ' " I EAPPMG THE CANS AS-HOLIDAY, HAD CONCLUDED TO PASS THE MAN WHO MUST EITHER BE A SWINDLER OR "ERE GOING TO START THE NEXT MORNING ON RATHEI FOPPISH YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO J COUNT FOR THE SFHIIGE PHENOMENON. IT i , MULTITUDE OF CITIZENS OF
TOOUINFR NT. THE AHSIMINNIIL OIUL ' WAS DOUBTLESS CAUSED BV THE RAND NND KEY EST WHO WCIE PRESENT TO WITNESS TIME THERE. N VERY BAD MANAGER, TO PUT IT IN THE FISHING EXCURSION TO A STREAM BOME, ^ ^ AT> THC^A^IMIQUID. AND J WAS DOUBTLESS CAUSED* BY THE MUD AND ^EY WEST WHO WERE PRESENT T TWENTY MILES " W , AND WODD^NOT re- WHO HAD BEEN VERY ATTENTIVE to MAGGIE I DIRT IN THE WATER; BUT THERE HAVE BEEN THE OPERATIONS. THE FACTORY JACK SAVAGE, THE ELDER OF THE TWO, MILDEST FORM.
WAS A YOUNG LAWYER FROM NEW YORK, THO SOUND OF LAUGHING VOICES WAS AND HIS FRIEND AND ROOM-MATE, TOM HEARD COMING UP THE ROAD, AND PRESONT-WOTHERELL, WAS BOOK KEEPER IU A LARGE LY THE GATE SWUNG OPEN, AND MRS. BANKING-HOUSE IN THE SAME CITY. THE CAMPBELL AND HER TWO DAUGHTERS CAME HOTEL HAD BEEN PRETTY WELL FILLED DURING UP THE DRIVE TO THE HOUSE, ESCORTED BY THO THREE WEEKS OF THEIR STAY, BUT WAS THE GENTLEMAN AT WHOSE HOUSE THEY HAD NOW THINNING OUT AS THE COOL WEATHER BEEN VISITING. JACK'S HEART GAVE A , . . . . . MN DREW NEARER, AND THERE WAS, IN FACT, BIG BOUND AS HO CAUGHT SIGHT OF HER PED OUT OF AN UPPER WINDOW AND TWO T]IT; BC(. IU. "WUK LIKE BEDLAM BUT TWO OR THREE FAMILIES LEFT AT THE TRIM FIGURE, AND HENRD HER MUSICAL P ' ^ A N T VOICES WISHED THEM GOOD LOOFM. TIME MY STORY COMMENCES. AMONG LAUGH; AND HE FOUND HIMSELF GRINDING THEY DANCED, SUNG, PREACHED, LAUGH-THESE, THE ONE MOST INTERESTING TO THO ' HIS TEETH AT THE MERE PRESENCE OF A GEN- 'FHAT AFTERNOON, AS THE STAGE ROLLED ED, CRIED, FOUGHT—UNTIL SUDDENLY, WITH TWO FRIENDS WAS AN OLD LADY FROM BOS-1 TLEMIUI IN HER COMPANY. THE HITTER. " P TO THO GATE OF THE ASSIMIQUID , A STERN VOICE, THE PROFESSOR CALLED'THEM
HOUSE, TWO GENTLEMEN ALIGHTED, ONE; TO NNI. R TN AN INSTANT THEY WORE
REQUIRES
i.ui T IIUIU JJUO- I WCUIIWJ iu m i V. J 11(7 l a u r i . "I ' ^ VI KMC U HUTU V TON, AND HER TWO DAUGHTERS, WHO HAD I HOWEVER, LEFT THE LADIES IMMEDIATELY, HOUSE, TWO GENTLEMEN ALIGHTED, ONE | TO ORDER. r w i f i t i ««/krrii Iu r 1 . . . . . . . . i — ••>1. . . . 1 1. — / ' . 1 . . < t u l i r r l > 4 l ^ p 1 /• n»>^1 • i
AND WETHERALL, UNTIL QUITE AN INTIMACY LOVELIER THAN EVER; SOME MAD impulse U P TO THE GATE TO WELCOME THEM, INTRO- ALL ENTIRELY IGNORANT OF THAT THEV HAD HAD SPRUNG UP BETWEEN THEM, WHICH INDUCED JACK WHO HAD ALREADY TAKEN DUCING THEM TO THE GUESTS ON THE PIRZZA BOON DOING DURING THE TWO HOURS'OF THE WAS NOT IN THE LEAST OBJECTED TO BY THE POSSEASION OF MAGGIE TO PROPOSE A ROW AS PROFESSOR HAMILTON, THE CELEBRATED PROFESSOR'S EXPERIMENTS, THAT GENTLE-MOTHER, WHO HAD LEARNED ALL ABOUT THE ~ 1 1 1 - - ' *' 1 1- — J AT- -THE YOUNG MON AND THOI THROUGH SOMO OF THOSE LADIES WITH MARRIAGEABLE WAYS HAVE AT THEIR COMMAND BY NO MEANS DISINCLIN WHEN OCCASION OFFERS. WITH ITS PRETTY INDIAN NAME, WAS A SEC- CONSENTED ; SO JACK TOOK MAGGIE IN ONE WAS SENT TO THE VILLAGE FOR SOME BOYS SEVERAL TIMES SEEMED ON THE POINT OF OND HOME TO THOM, AUDITS LANDLORD— BOAT, WHILE TI:M AND HER SISTER ENTERED TO POST BILLS IN VARIOUS PROMINENT LO- HAVING ANOTHER ATTACK OF HIS PECULIAR
X , , ....„.I 1 . , ' ' COMPLAINT.
THE NEXT MORNING THE YOUNG LADIES „ WERE DELIGHTED TO FIND JACK SAVAGE NND
RY, THE ASSIMIQUID ; BURIED IN A THICK "ARS WITH A WILL. THEY WERE ABOUT AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY! TOM WETHERELL IN THEIR SEATS AT THO TA-
EW HAVEN PAPER SAYS: OFFICIAL RESTIGATION REVEALS THE ASTOUNDING
^ THAT SOMO TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF MN RODS AMI PROFESSOR SET THEM ALL TO FOLLOWING ONT, | WEDNESDAY, NOTICED THE SAMEPHENOME- I PREMIUM NOTES HELD IIY LIFE INSURANCE UNY HEADS POP- OUCH HIS OWN SPECIAL IDIOSYNCRASY; AND NON AMONG THE FISH OF THAT RIVER, 'LLIEY I COMPANIES IN THIS STATE, AND WHICH
' A " STATED THAT THOUSANDS OF THEM COULD } YIELD TLIEM MORE UIAU ONE MILLION DOL-BE SEEN HUDDLING UP CLOSE TO THE SHORE | '"I"8. WE NOT TAXED. OF COURSE THESE —AMONG THEM LARGER ONES THAT WOULD COMPANIES OPPOSE THE TAX, AUD WILL/ WEIGH FROM TEN TO TWENTY POUNDS." ! TIGHT HARD TO DEFEAT IT, BUT THE YEAS AMUV,
' j NAYS WILL REVEAL WHO ARE HONEST.
VIKT T.MT- -nv r>... . T THE OLD WHIPPING IIOST OF HUNTING-S ^ ^ N N S T J . L F L FL G , , , N I 1 : ' ? TON, L. I. WHICH WAS USED BEFORE THE STEAULBS.—A GREAT DE L HAS BEEN LATELY ];OVOLLLTINN. AND AT WHICH MANY AMER-
ICANS WERO TIED WHILE BEING WHIPPED DURING THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE FOR THEIR REBEL SENTIMENTS, HAS BEEN CUT
WRITTEN ABOUT THE OCEAN-RACING OF THE ! F INMAN COMPANY'S STEAMER CITY OF BRASS. IS, NND THE OCENNIC AND ATLANTIC
I OF THE WHITE STAR LINE, WHILE THE RAPID PASSAGES OF THE WYOMING, OF THE
ONU NOMO DO TNEM, AUDITS LANDLORD— OOAI, WMIO I( .M AND NOR Bister ENTERED TO POAT DILLS M VARIOUS PROMINENT TO-OLD BOB ROGERS -ALMOST A SECOND FATH- ANOTHER, AND THEY PULLED FROM SHORE TO "ALITICS; AND SOON THE LITTLE PLACE WAS ER TO THO GIRLS. STAKE WHICH WAS A RACING POINT, AND FLOODED WITH LARGE POSTERS AS FOLLOWS:
IT WAS AN UNPRETENDING LITTLE HOSTEL- THOU THE TWO YOUNG MEN BENT TO THEIR "TOTHE INHABITANTS OF RACKCTVILLE
DOWN. THE POST WAS SITUATED NEAR THO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, AND WNS
ABOUT EIGHT RIMMED UP.
CURIOUS RITNESSED AT THE
RYLEY'S, SHORES OF
ROYAGE ON LLIO I'JTN, AND •>"" UCAD FROGS. ARRIVED ON THE 23RD,-MAKING THE WHICH ARE SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED RUN, FROM LAND TO LAUD, EACH WAY, IU ').V CARBONIC ACID GAS, WHICH LIAS BEEU NINE DAYS GENERATED BY THE DECAY OF VEGETABLE
• - — — MATTER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE POND. ALL A NEW FLY DESTROYER HAS BEEN DISCOV OVER THE POND BUBBLES OF THO ESCAPING
ERED. ' ; GAS MAY BE SEEN.
1
I
FOR T H E HOYS AND GIRLS.
S c u i n g .
JIT JOSKrin.NB ROLLARI).
Close b y I h e w i n d o w t h e r e s i t s t o - d a y A d e a r l i t t l e m a i d e n , — h e r n a m e i s Bos .
A n d h e r t n o u g h t s a r e o u t w i t h I h e b i r d s nt p i n y .
"AND CLAPS THO OTHER BOWL ON!" : EXCLAIMED WILLIE.
" Y ES ; HO IMMEDIATELY PUTS THO OTH- A N
OR HALF OVER THO OTHER END OF THE STICK, I | FASTENS THE EDGES CAREFULLY TOGETHER, | | AND NAILS THAT SIDE ON THO STICK. NEXT, I IT HAS TO BO COVERED WITH A SORT OF PLAS-
011. IX BOILERS.
And her needle drags through Ihe senin she sows. | t o r , m a d e of w l l i t i l l g , gll lO a n d o i l . The thread provokes her, beyond a doubt; " W i n d f u r f d l i c r ? "
It knots nnd snarls; and Ihe needle tries " 1 1 , 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 / . . . To murder her patience out and ont, T o m a k e a s m o o t h s u r f a c e f o r T o m u r d e r h e r p a t i e
F o r it p r i c k s h e r l i n g e r . " 0 d e a r ! " t -he c r i e s .
RUSWA IMPROVING HER CONST DEFENSES. THO MOSCOW CORRESPONDENT OF THE
MANCHESTER EXAMINER OF JULY LOTH. SAYS: "FOR THO PRESENT, IT WOULD SEEM, RUSSIA IS ON THE DEFENSIVE. THE ADVICE GIVEN BY PRINCE GORTSCLIAKOIRIII 1806 HAS BEEU TAKEN BY HER: 'SHE IS KEEPING THO PEACE, AND MAKING RAIL-WAYS.' THAT THE KUSSIANS HAVE NO EX-PECTATION OF IMMEDIATE DANGER FROM
I s ee t h e t r o u b l e s h e c a n n o t s e e ; T h e w i t c h e s a r e p l a y i n g t h e i r p r a n k s w i t h B o s e ;
T h e y d a u c e a r o u n d h e r in s p o r t i v e g l e e . A m i O, h o w t h e y l a u g h a t h e r t e a r f u l w o e s !
T h e y t w i t c h t h e t h r e a d a s II l e a v e s h e r h a n d . T h e y k n o t n n d t a n g l e n n d t w i s t il w r u n g ;
A n d i x i o r l i t t l e B o s e c a n n o t u n d e r s t a n d W h y h e r s e w i n u - h o u r s h o u l d In- HO l o n g .
" 1 d o n ' t m i n d s e w i n g o u r a i n y d a y s , " S a i d t h e r e a l l ess B o s e , " b u t ll s e e m s t o IM,"
A e r u e l t h i n g t o g i v e u p m y p l a y s W h e n a l l o u t - d i i i r s in e n t i e i n g m e !
T h i s M a m c a n w a l l , b u t m y h e a r t r e l s d s . A n d l o n g s t o c a r r y m e f a r a w a y ,
T o t i n ' w o o d s , t o t h e b e a e h w h e r e I g a t h e r s h e l l s ; O , h o w c a n 1 w o r k w h o n I w a n t t o p l a y I "
I m p o r t m i t D i s c o v e r y C l a l m c t l —
S t n t e i n e n t o f D r . J c n t z .
F r o m t h e N . Y. T r i b u n e .
DR. JENTZ MADE THE FOLLOWING STATE-MENT, YESTERDAY, IN ANSWER TO THO COM-MUNICATION OF DR. MORGAN, RELATIVE TO
I OILY WNTER USED IN BOILERS NT THO WEST THE 1 VIRGININ OIL WELLS.
MNP. THO WORKMAN PUTS THO GLOBE, ON ; ABOUT 25 YEARS AGO WHILE DR. JENTZ ANY QUARTER IS ABUNDANTLY EVIDENT; BUT, J A FRAME, RESTING ON ITS WIRE POLO SO IT WAS PRACTISING CHEMISTRY IU PHILADEL- NEVERETHELOSS, THEY ARE WORKING AS ZENL-I CAN TURN. ONE SIDE OF THO FRAME ISOPON | PHIA, AN EXTENSIVE LIRO OCCURRED IN THAT OUSLY TO STRENGTHEN THEIR WEAK POINTS AS 1 BUT THE OTHER SIDE HAS A SORT OF SCRAPER J CITY. AMONG THE BUILDINGS DESTROYED IF A WAR STOOD AT THEIR VERY DOOR. FOR | REACHING FROM ONE POLO TO THO OTHER,! WERO TWO CONTAINING OIL AND SALTPETER. AND JUST A LITTLE WAY FROM THE GLOBE AS WHEN THE BUILDING HAD PARTLY FALLEN, IT TURNS AROUND. THE WORKMAN DIPS MANY EXPLOSIONS OCCURED AMONG
! HIS HANDS INTO A TUB OF THO PLASTER AND | THE RUINS, CREATING SUCH CON-STORUATION AMONG THE FIREMEN THAT THOY REFUSED TO APPROACH THE BIIILDINGS AGAIN, AND MERELY DEVOT-ED THEIR ELLBRTS T« PREVENT THE SPREAD OF THE LLAMES. THESE EXPLOSIONS CANSOD CONSIDERABLE SPECULATION AMONG SCIEU
AND RAPIDLY PLASTERS IT ON TH GLOBE, TURNING IT AROUND NS HO DOES
L SO. NO MUTTER HOW UNEVENLY HE GETS IT ON, THE SEMPER TAKES OFT" THE EXTRA PLAS-TER. MAKING IT PERFECTLY EVEN ALL OVER."
1 SHOULD LIKE TO SEE THAT DONE."
A b i r d l e a n e d h a r d o n t h e r o s e ' s s t e m , A n d b e n t t h e o l id t i l l it f u n n e d h e r c h e e k .
And B ' ' « e , t h r i n g h In r t e a r s , l o o k e d o u t at t h e m . A n d f a n c i e d s h e h e a r d t h e m s o f t l y s p e a k .
" If I V.eie y o u . l i t t l e g i r l , " I h e y Raid, " 1 w o u l d h u r r y a m i l l n i s h w h a t I ' d l i e g u n ,
A n d k e e p m v m i n d o n t h a t b i t o f t h n u i d . N o r l l i l n k ' o f p l a y t i l l t h e w o r k w a s d o n e ! "
S h o s m i l e d t h r o u g h h e r b a r s , a n d s h e I,••nt h e r h e a d , A h d p l i e d h e r n e e d l e w i t h h i u d e n n d s k i l l ;
" I ' l l p i t ' m y h e u r l i n m y w < i r k , " s i n ' s a i d ; " A u d t i n t wi l l h e l p m e ; 1 k n o w it w i l l ! "
I s a w t h e f a i r l e t S h e c o u l d in t s e e ; T h e y p o l i s h e d l h e n e e d l " , i-.ud s m o o t h e d t h e t h r e a d ,
A n d d a n c e d c r o u n d h e r in u p o r t i v e g l e e . A n d t h e B e w i n g - h o u r WOB q u i c k l y s p e d .
WIUU-
F o r m H e a r t h a n d H o m e .
H l r t l u l n y P r r n e n t ; o r , H o w ( • l o b e s u r c m a d e .
B Y O L I V E B T H O B N E .
WILLIE HAD BEEN UP EVER SINCE FIVE O'CLOCK, AND UOW IT WAS SEVEN, BUT 1 DON'T BELIEVE HE HAD BEEN TWO MINUTES AWAY FROM THE STAND ON WHICH STOOD HIS BIRTHDAY PRESENT. THERE IT WAS, ROUND NND SMOOTH, NND GAILY COLORED, TURNING SO EASILY, AND SPINNING SO LONG NFTER A SLIGHT START 1
WHNT DO YOU GUESS IT WNS ? NOT A TOP, NOR A BALL; BUT A NICE, NEW GLOBE, NEARLY AS BIG AS YOUR HEAD, SHOWING ALL THE COUNTRIES OF THE EARTH.
GEOGRAPHY WAS A HARD STUDY TO WIL-LIE, AND HIS FATHER THOUGHT A GLOBE MIGHT INTEREST AND HELP HIM; SO WHEN THO DAY CAME THAT MADE WILLIE TEN YEARS
" IT IS AN INTERESTING PROCESS. AFTER TIFIC MEN. AND SO MUCH INTEREST WAS | THE PLASTER IS ON, IT MUST DRY, AND TAKEN IN THE SUBJECT BY THE PUBLIC, : THEN HAVE ANOTHER COAT, THOU DRY AGAIN, • THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF PHILADELPHIA
AND HAVE STILL ANOTHER, NIITIL IT HAS J WAS INDUCED TO OILER A LARGE REWARD FOR FOUR OR FIVE COATS OI PLASTER. THE ROOM THE SOLUTION OL THE MYSTERY. DR JENTZ
1 WHERE THO GLOBES ARO DRYING looks | MADE MANY EXPERIMENTS WITH SALTPETER I VERY FUNNY, WITH ITS HIINDR. DS OF WHITE AND WATER AT FIRST, WITHOUT SUCCESS. HE
BALLS, FROM THE SIZE OF YOUR RUBBER BALL THEN BEGAN EXPERIMENTING WITH OIL AND | UP TO ONE A BIG AROUND AS THO TOP OF ; WATER WHEN HE DISCOVEIED THAT THE EX-
THE BREAKFAST-TABLE ALL SNOWY WHITE AND PLOSIONS A' TIIE FIN: were UNDOUBTEDLY EACH RESTING ON ITS OWN POLO. AFTER THE CAUSED BY THE HEATED WALIS FALLING INTO LAST COAT OL PLASTER THEY ARO CAREFULLY I THE OIL AND WATER IN TLU- BA -ENIENTS OI POLISHED, WHEN THEY ARE AS HARD AND THE BUILDINGS, THIS HO EXPLAINS AS FOL-SMOOTH AS IVORY, AND ARE READY FOR THE | LOWS: \\ HEN OIL BECOMCS ATTACHED K MAP." ' ' ANY OBJECT HOT ENOUGH TO PRODUCE COM-
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THE PRESENT (DESPITE) THE CONFIDENT ASMORTION OF GENERAL FADEYEFF THAT THO 'COALITION OF 1851 IS A PHENOMENON WHICH CAN NEVER BO REPEATED.' RUSSIA IS USING EVERY EFFORT FOR THE DEFENSE OF HER SEA-BOARD. FROM KERTSCH TO ODESSA EAI TH WORKS ARO IN COURSE OF CONSTRUC-TION, GUNS ARE MOUNTED, GUNBOATS LAUUCHED. NAVAL OFFICERS AND SAILORS ARE HOCKING FROM EVERY QUARTER TO NI-KOLAIEFF, WHERE THE RUSSIAN LLOTILLA LIES, AND WHORE (AS 1 LEARU FROM THE MOSCOW NEWS), ' VICE ADMIRAL ARKASS IS DOING HIS UTMOST TO REVIVE THE ANCIENT SPIRIT OF TIIE HLACK SEA LLEET.'
AT KERTEH ITSELF A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF FORTIFICATION HAS BEEN CONSTRUCTED, MOUNTED WITH GUNS OF HEAVY CALIBER, SO AS COMPH-TELY TO COMMIIND THE STRAITS OF YANKIKNLE. THIS, INDEED, IS NO SN-P-R 11 NOUS PRECAUTION. IN 1854 THE WHOLE COAST LAV AT THE MERCY OT THE AL.
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I GRAVED ON PAPER, IN FOURTEEN SEPARATE ' THIS GAS HAS ROOM TO EXPAND, AN EXPLO-PIECES." WILLIE BEGAN TO STUDY HIS I SIOU WIIL SURELY FOLLOW. BEFORE THE
LIED LICET. ODESSA, KINBUIU, YALTA. WHEN OIL BECOMCS ATTACHED TO KERTEH, TAGANROG, WERE ALL BOMBARDED;
250 VESSELS WERE CAPTURED IN ONE PORT ALONE : THE ENGLISH CRUISERS NAVIGATED THE SEA OF AZOV AS FREELY ITS TUE CHAN-NEL: AND ROSTOV ITSELF WAS ONLY SAVED BY THE SHALLOWNESS OF ITS ESTUARY. SUCH LESSONS ARE NOT ENSILY FORGOTTEN. SOUTH-1
GLOBE AGAIN. ^ DOCTOR HAD CONCLUDED HIS INVESTIGA-" "ICALRT SEE WHERE THEY ARE JOINED, ' TIOI.S, AND HAD NOTED THE CHEMICAL FATHER." CHANGES THROUGH WHICH THE OIL MUST EM KUSSIA IS DEFENDED NEITHER BY NA-' " NO ; THEY ARE VERY EXACTLY CUT, AND PASS PREVIOUS TO REACHING THE EXPLOSIVE TURE NOR BY ART—NEITHER BY CHAINS OF
PUT TOGOTHCI ON PURPOSE TO LOOK LIKE I POINT, HE CAME TO NEW-YORK AND RE-' MOUNTAINS LIKE THOSE OF SWITZERLAND, ONE PIECE. FIRST, A SKILLFUL WORKMAN— SUMED THO PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. HE NOR BY RINGS OF-FORTRESSES LIKE THOSE OF IN THE HOUSE 1 VISITED IT WNS A WORK- [ DID NOT PUBLISH HIS DISCOVERY, BECAUSE BELGIUM. IN THE GREAT PRAIRIE THAT EX-WOMNN—TAKES THE WHITE GLOBE, AND BY • THOUGH CONVINCED ON THE SUBJECT HIM- TENDS FROM THE MOUTH OF THE DON TO MEANS OF A NICE MNCHINE MARKS THE ' SELF, HE COULD NOT MAKE IT CLEAR TO OTH- THAT OF THE DNIESTER, THERE ARE NO ELE-LIUES OF LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE ON IT? ; ERA WITH OUT FURTHER INVESTIGATION. MENTS OF STRENGTH ; ALL SUPPLIES OF MEN WHITE SURFACE. THEN IT GOES INTO THE AT THE TIME THESE EXPERIMENTS WERE AND MUNITIONS MUST BO BROUGHT FROM A HANDS OF A WORKMAN CALLED THE 'PASTER,' MADE PETROLEUM HAD NOT BEEEN DISCOVER- VAST DISTANCE, AND NT N TERRIBLE COST OF WHO CAREFULLY COVERS THE WHOLE GLOBE ED, AND THE OIL USED WAS COMMON LUB- LABOR. HENCE THE NECESSITY OF MAKING WITH THE FOURTEEN PIECES OF THIN TOUGH RICATING OIL, SUCH AS STILL USED ON M I THE OUTER LINE OF DEFENSE AS STRONG AS
- - - - • • 1 1 1 ' _R POG^HIEJ ALLD THIS IS PRECISELY WHAT IS NOW DOING.
PAJIER ON WHICH THE MAP IS ENGRAVED, CHINORY, AND THE CARELESS USE OF WHICH. HO VERY EXACTLY FITS THE ENGRAVED LINES THE DOCTOR CLAIMS, HAS CAUSED MANY
OLD "HE FIMND"ON'LIIS'ST• I'N11LIIS LIE'IUTI- ' " F LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE TO THOSE ON BOII«"R EXPLOIIUNS WHICH HAVE APPARENT-FNLM J n l STANTLTUIS UEAUTI , ! I E ( , I ( L B E FTILD R ,L B 8 I T THOROUGHLY;LY BEEN LUVOLVED IN MYSTERY. WATER,
XR • 1 AR DOWN SO THAT OVCRV LINO FTND LETTER FIT HE SAYS, IN BOILING NSSENDS FROM THE HEARING SOMO CURIOUS SOUND, MR. E A I OTJ1(,R A S JF W E R U EILGRAVED ON CENTER NND DESCENDS NT THE SIDES OF THE
DUTTON LOOKED UP FROM THE S " BOILER, RND OIL LLOATING ON THE SURFACE WAS READING, AND SAW WILLIE SOUNDING .L W T SEE HOW HO CAN DO IT," SAID WILL BE CARRIED DOWN WITH THE CURRENT, THE GLOBE WITH HIS KIMEKLES, BALANCING A , I O N U ' 8 3 M
I F T H E INHILLE 8URFLLC0 O F TH(. BOILER BE IT OU HIS HAND, AND TRYING EXPERIMENTS GENERALLY.
" WHAT ARE ASKED.
" I ' M TRYING MNDE OF,"SAID
HOUOW, AND IT SEEMS TOO LIGHT TO BE SOL-1 .. NO •'YT' HAS'T'O B'E C-OIOROD" "AND THE ' OIL, IM EXPLOSION MUST FOLLOW. THO
'MRDUTTOU'HIMLCD ' " ' ' I T FSL'T WOOD WORKMAN GETS SOUSED TO IT, THAT HE , DOCTOR CLAIMAT HAT WATER HAS NO csplo-F „II" I ' V I JUST DIPS HIS BRUSHES IN, AND MARKS OUT I ^ POWER. IF A BOILER IS SUBJECTED TO
UV LLLL. OL > HULL. « . • . * ' ~ — " WLIV, FATHER! WHAT IS IT THEN ? " , T! , , ' 0 ^ A . N « N N D CONTINENTA " IT IS MADE OF PAPER.'" NVERFL W
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' •PAPER!" EXCLAIMED WILLIE; "THEN CAN WORK. 1 HEN I SHOULD THINK IT WOULD MASH UP, U K O . ^ / 1 ^ 011 J 0 1 " < * * * , 0 / J THE GILT-PAPER BALL I GOT OU THE CHRIST-
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THE WORLD PUBLISHES A MUNICH LETTER OF JULY 22D. CONTAINING AN INTERVIEW WITH DR. DOLLINGER. THE DOCTOR SAID: "TELL THE AMERICANS I AM A CATIIOLIC STILL, AND HOPE TO DIE A CATHOLIC. NOTH-ING WOULD GRIEVE ME MORE THAN TO BE THE CAUSE OT A SCHISM IU THE CHURCH." OF HIS REPORTED CHANGE TO PROTESTANT-ISM HE SAID : " I HAVE NO AMBITION TO PLAY THE PART OF LUTHER. NO CATHARINE BORA IS LURING ME AWAY. I CAN HAVE NO SYMPATHY WHATEVER WITH PROTESTANTISM. HE DENIES THAT THERE IS ANY SCHISM IN THE CHURCH : DECLARES THE DOGMA OF IU-
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TY TO KNOW HOW THEY WERE MADE. WILLIE ENME AND SAT DOWN BY HIS
FATHER. "PLEASE TELL ME ALL ABOUT IT!" MR. DUTTON TOOK ONT HIS WATCH.
"WELL IT IS TWENTY MINUTES TO BREAK-FAST ; PERHAPS I LL HAVE TIME TO TELL YOU. THE FIRST THING TO BE DONE IN MAKING A „ GLOBE, IS TO MAKE A WOODEN BALL, A LITTLE : S U ' - 1 ' 1 1 U. ' ^ ' SMALLER THAN THE GLOBE IS TO BE. • BREAKFIIST BELL NIUG YOU KNOW HOW TINY MAKE BALLS OF " W * A GOOD DENL O
, ^ ANYTHING REALLY BEAUTIR WOOD ?
"YES, FATHER," EXCLAIMED WILLIE, EAGERLY. " WHEN I WAS AT GRANDMA'S I WENT TO A SHOP, WHERE 1 SAW A MAN TURN SOME BIG BULLS TO GO ON A FENCE. "
" THAT IS EXACTLY THE WAY THE GLOBE BALLS ARE TURNED, AND THAT IS WHAT WE MAY CALL THE MOLD FOR THE GLOBE."
WILLIE LOOKED PUZZLED. "BUT I DOU'T SEE HOW " . SPE
'OF COURSE VOU DON'T," SNID MR DUT-, ENTHUSIASM WHEN
WOMIENLMNIE or STANDARD TO HOLD THE TOR USED IN HIS EXPERIMENTS WEREO;JR/I GLOBE AND ITS BRASS MERIDIAN RING.— ou top, WITH NOTHING BUT A LID LAID L RGE GLOBES HAVE THREE FEET TO STAND , LOOSELY OVER THEM, YET WHEN THO OIL EX-ON, WHILE YOURS, VOU SEE, HAS A SIMPLE PLODCD THEY WERE BURST M FRAGMENTS, STANDARD.', ' AND SCATTERED IN |EVERY DIRECTION. 1 HE
"WHAT A LOT OF WORK IT IS TO MAKE D o c t o r WILL IMMEDIATELY re sume HIS EX-SUCH A LITTLE THING! " SAID WILLIE, AS the pe r imenta , AND AS soon s s his APPARATUS
IS COMPLETED, HE CLAIMS THAT HE CAN DEMOSTRATD TO THE MOST SIMPLE MIND, THAT ONO DROP OF OIL WILL EXPLODE THE HEAVIEST BOILER.
MON WITH HIM, "AS THEY SEEK THE OVER- P / L I | \ L * I C 1 1 I H W THROW OF THE CATHOLIC RELIGION, WHICH 1
LIE ONLY SEEKS TO SAVE FROM ERROR.
For IKspppsia,
INDIGESTION, DEPRESSION OT SPIRITS, AND , GENERAL DEBILITY IN THEIR VARIOUS FORMS : : ALSO, AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST FEVER AND
II i • l i oen l e i . u d tn i 'very v a r i e t y of c l lB ia t e . a n d by ni i i i is ' i v r y n a i i o i i k n o w n l o A m e r i c a n s I t U t h e •.iiaofi r u n s t a n i r o m n H n l n n a n d t i n - i m a b l e f r i e n d o t
t h e n i i s - l o n a r y a n d t h e t r a v e l e r , a n d n o o n e s h o u l d t r a M d o n ' M i r I . A K K S O H B I V K B S W I R H O U L 11.
PAIN-K'L.L.I K WAS THE FIRST, AMI IS THE Only Pe rmanen t Pa in Reliever.
S i n e " t h e P A I J i - K U i l j E B w a s f i n t I n l r o d n r e d . a n d
OF WORK TO MAKE ...ING REALLY LIEAUTIFUL NND USEFUL,"
SAID MR. DUTTON, NS HE TOOK HIS SEAT NT THE TABLE, WHERE MRS DUTTON ALREADY SAT POURING COLLEE. ATTACK ON AN AMERICAN .MISSIONARY.
THE LEVANT HERALD OF JULY 5TH, SAYS AN OCCASIONAL COIREAPOUDEUT WRITES
„ , , . 1 FROM ALEXANDRIA JIUIE 17; " A COUPLE CASTELAR, THE BPANTSH REPUBBCM, IS (IF LETTER8 APPEARED, SOME TIM.
THE BEST TONIC, AND AS A TONIC FOR PA-TIENTS RECOVERING FROM FEVER OR OTHER SICKNESS, IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Castelar and Auu-rica AS OIIIOINAI. M E H I C I N E . —THE INGRE-
DIENTS OF D U . W A L K E B ' S V INKUAB B I T -TF.BS DILLER FROM THOSE OF EVERY OTHER
„ . , LY ' A . Z. AND 'SCAPEL," HAVE CREATED TONIC AND CORRECTIVE IU USE. UNLIKE THE ' SOMETHING LITTLE SHORT OFBIVIL WAV IN THO TINCIURO OF THE JIHAIMACOIMEA LITIS
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. , • . 4 „ IHUSIAAM WHEN HE DOES SO. HIS 1 MIMETHING BTTLE SHORT OF CIVIL WAR IN TLU , , TON; "THAT'S JUST WHAT I M GOING TO TELL ADROITNESS M INLRODNCMG IT INTO HI8!GMNLL AMERIEIM COLONY IN EGVPT, AND REMEDY CONTAINS NO ALCOHOL. BOTANICAL YOU. AFTER THE BALL IS MADE, THEY PUT, SPEECH OU THO ROYAL MESSAGE WAS RE- VESTELIIAV THE FORMER OF THE TWO LED T .»A RESEARCH HAS BROUGHT TO LIGHT IN THE IN EACH END A PIECE OF LARGE WIRE, ON MARKABLE. HE WAS TREATING OF THE CF- SCENE AT "THE RAMLEH LLAILWAV STATION PACIFIC TERRITORY, HERBS, ROOTS AND WHICH IT CAN TURN, AS YOUR GLOBE TURNS FEET THE POLITICS OF ONE NATION ON ON ITS NXIS." ANOTHER. HE SAID THEY HUD FOUNDED A
" OH YES! " INTERRUPTED WILLIE, " AND NEW DYNASTY, AND ITS FIRST CORTES HAD, THEN THEY GLUE THE PAPER UPON THAT! " IIN THE'ROYAL MESSAGE HO WAS COMBUT-
" NOT EXACTLY," SAID MR. DUTTON, • MG, DIRECTED WORDS OF IMMENSE TMN-SMILING; "DON'T BE TOO FAST. THIS : SCONDENCY, NOT ONLY TO THEIR OWN KING, GLOBE INTO A WOODEN FRAME, AND A BOY BUT ALSO TO ALL EUROPE, AND NOT ONLY TO SITS DOWN BY IT. AT HIS SIDE IS A TUB OF ALL EUROPE, BUT TO THE WHOLE WORLD, WATER, WITH'LONG, NARROW SLIPS OF PAPER THEN HE BURST OUT: IN IT. AND HO SPREADS THEM ONE BY OUE OVER THE GLOBE, UNTIL EVERY SPOT ISTHOR-
HERE, WHICH IS WORTH REPORTING. MR. PLANTS OF SURPASSING POTENCY IN; ALTERA-STRONG, A LAY AGENT OF THE AMERICAN TIVES. NERVINES, AND INVIGORAUTS, AND AS BOARD OF MISSIONS, WHO IS SUSPECTED OF THESE THE BITTERS ARE MAINLY COMPOSED, HAVING WRITTEN THO LETTER IT QUESTION, A LONG SERIES OF CURES, EMBRACING DYS-WAS SITTING IN ONE OF THE CARRIAGES WAIT- PEPSIN IN ALL ITS FORMS, AND BILIOUS AND ING FOR THE TRAIN TO START, WHEN TWO PER- NERVOUB DISORDERS OF EVERY PHASE, ARE SOUS, ONO OF THEM MR. STRATOGO, THE THE VOUCHERS OF THIS INESTIMABLE MEDI-ITALIAU YANKEE NOT VERY FLATTERINGLY RE- CINE. FERRED TO BY THO WRITER, AS THO TOOL OF CONSUL-GENERAL BUTLER, APPROACHED THE W H A T IS THERE A MAN CANNOT SAVE AND
OUGHLY COVERED. THEN HE TAKES LONG STRIPS OF PAPER WITH PASTE ON THEM, AND SPREADS THEM OVER THE WET PAPER, UNTIL IT IS COVERED."
"BUT I SHOULDN'T THINK IT WOULD BE SMOOTH."
" I T WOULDN'T BE, IF HESTOPPC BUT HE GOES ON TO PUT ANOTHC NESS OF PAST AND THEN ANOTHER WHITE PAPER, AND SB ON, UNTIL HE HAS SIX THICKNESSES OF PAPER, ALL THOROUGH LY PASTED TOGETHER. " * " 1 SHOULD THINK THAT WAS ENOUGH PA-
PER," SAID WILLIE. " IT IS, FOR SMALL GLOBES, BUT IF THEY
ARE TO BE VERY LARGE, THEY MUST HAVE SEVERAL MORE LAYERS. THE NEXT PRO-CESS IS TO DRY THE WET PASTBOARD GLOBE, AND THAT LAKES TWO OR THREE WEEKS."
" O F COURSE THEY LEAVE THE WOODEN BALL INSIDE," SAID WILLIE, "FOR THEY CAN'T GET IT OUT."
" THEY LEAVE IT UNTIL IT IS DRY, AND THEN A MAN HOLDS THE GLOBE AGAINST A BHARP KNIFE, GIVES IT A SUDDEN TWIRL, AND THE PASTEBOARD GLOBE FALLS OFF, IN TWO PIECES."
" O H I DON'T THAT SPOIL IT? " " BY NO MEANS ; IL BILLS OFF EASILY BE-
CAUSE "THE FIRST THICKNESS OF PAPER WAS ONLY WET, WHILE ALL THE REST WERE PAST-
ED." " O H YES!" 44 NOW THE IOOICH LIKE TWO IMAVIS,
WITH A HOLE IN THE BOTTOM OF EACH, WHERE THE WIRES WENT THROUGH. THEN N MAN TAKES A ROUND STICK, JUST LONG ENOUGH TO REACH FROM ONE SIDE OT THE GLOBE TO THE OTHER, WITH « PIECE OF LARGE WIRE RIINNING CLEAR THROUGH IT, STICKING OUT AT EACH END. THIS STICK IS HELD TIGHT IN A VISE. ONE OF THE PASTEBOARD BOWLS IS PUT OVER THE END OF THE WIRE, RESTING O'U THE END OF THE STICK, LHE WORKMAN THEN NAILS IT TIGHT TO THE STICK." .
WILLIE BEGM A DOSE EXAMINATION OF HIS GLOBE. " 1 CAN'T SEE ANY NAILS ON MINE." " OF COURSE NOT; IT ISN'T DONE YET. THE WORKMAN TAKES THE STICK OUT OF THE VISE, TURNS IT OVER, AND COVERS THE EDGE OF THE BOWL WITH GLUE
NATIONS NRE LIKE BEEHIVES. EACH NA-TION CONTRIBUTES TO FABRICATE THE HONEY CARRIAGE, AND ASKED THE' GENTLEMAN IN IMPROVE ? BY CURBING APPETITE AND RE-OF UNIVERSAL LIFE. IDEAS WHEREVER SCAT-I ES^JON ^ | M M ( > WAS STRONG. STRAINING PASSION, BY OBSERV"' TERED, REFORMS WHEREVER MUTURED, Q N T]10 LATTER REPLYING THAT IT WAS, DENCE AUD MAINTAINING REGUL CHANGE THE HUMAN CONSCIENCE. WHEN GTA-FTTOGO INVITED HIM TO STEP OUT OU THE MAY SAVE HIS HEALTH, HUSBAND HI
It is becanse IMVIS' P AI \ KII.I.KK is V cialius to he .i Reliever 01 Pain.
l i s . M r r l t h n r . - l ' i i » i i r ; i : i . - e i l .
If you an- -uff'rlnK from INTI'llXAI. T-aenty or Thirty Dronslna l.iltle Wat r MI' I n s t a n t l y cure vou. There is nothinu to eqaal a few moments it .'ares C o l l r . C r n i t i p s . S p a s i n s . I l e n r l - H i m i , 111*
a r r b i r i i , U v m ' i u c r * . F l i i x . U i n d m l h e l l n w i ' U , S o u r f « l o i i l i i e u ,
|» \ « ti p - i n . > i <• It i l e a <1 n r b «• .
In sections of the country where
FEVER AND ACUE Prevail, ther" is no reioeOy hold int-r^it-r estoera Kvcry hou*# Ueewr should kei'p it at hand, to apply
i on the lirst attack ot any Pain. It will give wtWac-torv n-llef. and save hours of snUerinir.
li.. im: tr!lli. with y.-irhdv.- !•>• t.-stluz untried rem edi-s. liM sure vou edl lor .ind irei th" genuine PAIN-KlI.I.KK.as many uortiih-.s nostrums ar; attempted tir be sold on the uruat rcpulUion ol this valuable medicine, , ,
^"Directions accompany each bottle I ' r i r e '2a e l - . . •>«» c t s . , a n i l !<I p e r H o t t l
J . N. H A R R I S & C O . . I ineinaatl. Ohio.
Proprietors for the Southern a:iJ Western statis.
S O I . D IIV A M . H K D H I N K D K A I . K K S .
PBKSS MAKERS. AM) MAV VACTDRKBS OI' A 1.1. K I N D S U l ' 1
EXTRA CAST STEEL S A W S ! INCLUDISC f.'IRCULAB SAWS, WITH PATENT 1NSKBTKDTKKTH ; SOLID TOOTH C1RCULAB .SAWS, AHUi, ML'I.AY, GANG. AND CBOSS CUT SAWS, MANDRI I.S, i.r.MMl.NG MAI.HINKS. 4c. .Vc. OIT- iCi; AND WABEBOOM, 2S AND 31 GOLD ST., N . Y.
J O H N N A / . H O . V A a r n l H . . M i l w a u k e e .
John V. Farwell &, Go,, WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS, N O T I O N S , W O O L E N S ,
105.1G8. 110 & 112 W a b a s h A v e n u e ,
! C H I C A G O .
Guion Mail Line Sallinx from Now York and Liverpool e*i;r>_Wedne»-
day. Queenstown every 'I'humdby. Tc-u TIIBT-class St. ..mer-. Patmajte, botli • ali.n and steerage, at low-i--; rate-. For lurtUi-r particulars addresb
F. H.M CLURE&CG., (Jcn'l Western Agents, Milwaukee.
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. i -.. opp.-ruuiiii.i.alifo-. .rJjjt pr pari-'l in tHe KIVI a up by o: hen, no
matterv - .FALL" !;i -U ja ur private tr uble. Con-bu!"-a"i..n:r •••. 11 V*o-taaips formedicalwsty».
- J I a S ' I' CMAS'JoOH.t' nt by Ci..il,15 cents oaoh,b
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t i m e e i l - t i M ablk
etch, bot h for ~i ct -.. ICOpa en. Allihalthecurioua Joubiiul or InunlsltivswUh to know about t;;em-
, laarrLvc, 4c. Every v-.'inc and w-*nan to re..d it as a warnlac. The n rvrns, « • bU-
J or part lolly Impotent are sc. •ntitically .-.i-VLSCU
DRS. COLE di JACOBSON, O c u l i s t a a n d A n n H t . t r e a t all d i seaMts of t h e
BY OBSERVING PRTL- For sale by CBEENEA IHRRNNMILWAOKEE:!! P " V / " ^ A I V I C T A D RUHIRITY. HE t i t A I N U t A K
FROM OUR NARROW HORIZON WE TURN OUR | P^TFONN, AND, ON HIS REFUSAL, BEGAN AN STRENGTH, AND PRESERVE THE SPRINGS OF EYES TO THE WHOLE PLANET, WE SEE THAT UTTACK UPON HIM WITH A HEAVY STICK, LIFE, AS CONSTANT FOUNDATIONS OF ENERGY
At I h e i r I n s t i t u t e ,
3 0 3 Wttbanh A v e n u e , Chleiuio, W h e r e t h e y a r e u n - p a r e d t o a c c o m m o d a t e p a t l e n U w i t u b o a r d a n d lodKiut t s .
.<•" U t t e r s wil l r e c e i v e p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n . _ _
A T T H E L A S T D A Y W H A T
A B I G B L A C E C A T -nlo i tuo of c r u e l t i e s t o c h i l d r e n m a n y a p a r e n t wii l h a v e l « l a c e . P e n u i t t i m : t l le t a u d m o s n u i l o e a t o
III d l s e o ^ e r o r c« n i i i l a i n t s e a u ^ d Hy e x c t * - T O l ; M , : s r ne iph-sa b t t l e c t i i l d r e n u j i e n ^ you Ca t^ pr.--
COMBAT BETWEEN THE NEW IDEAS AND THE ( IUT 0£ (LIE CARRIAGE, WAS FAST PROCEEDIUG MAN WISE IN TEN YEARS—TO BRIGHTEN UP m,.u,| r,.auction of t h " i u v a U i v s t r e u i / t h b y i . r o s - Y ^ ^ r b r . 5 - ' ' ' w ^ ' o n r ' a ' t d r e i ^ j i i f l u r e n i
ANCIENT POWERS. AMERICA, AND ESPECI- TO GIVE MR. BUTLER'S FRIEND A LLOLAND I AND STRENGTHEN FACULTIES JH-RISHING WITH t r a t l U K n ^ n t * . The vut .ucc.« «bi.-b ban t . r . .p .^ r , punbst. ^ 'N^. 'OHIO. ALLY SAXON AMERICA, WITH ITS IMMENSE f o r j , ^ Q i j V e r j WHEN THE BYSTANDERS AND MST—TO MAKE LIFE A FRUITFUL HELD, AND stt, ndod the UMS of Hostetu r's stomu h Bittcw a.- a
OF GLORIES. | r e m e d y f o r d e b U i t y , b a n g i v e n EX-en t h e m o s t j i r e j n -
d i c e d n u m b e r s of t h e o l d s c h o o l a n i u s l c b t i n t o t h e
,1" HAPPILY FOR HIMSELF, A LOADED CANE IN TRILLES, SAVED AND DEVOTED TO IMPROVE- L
CANICLAND OF THO PRESENT, THE ARENA OT IJJS HAUD, ACCEPTED BATTLE, AUD STEPPING MENT, IS ENOUGH TO MAKE AN IGNORANT BJVI. ^ . OUT OF THE CARRIAGE, WAS FAST PROCEEDING MAN WISE IN TEN YR—
CL" TO GIVE ^IR. BUTLER'S FRIEND A LLOLAND I AND STRENGTHEN FAC ---. . • . . .86 1 f o r HIS OBVER, WHEN THE BYSTANDERS AND RUST—TO MAKE LIFI VIRGIN TERRITORIES, WITH ITS REPUBLIC, ^|K. COMPANY'S EMPLOYEES INTERFERED DEATH A HARVESTER I WITH ITS EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN STABILITY AND SEPARATED THE COMBUTAUTS, AT THE
L o a U : M I I r L L O I ' l l . V I T ' O B l ' A C O . . La C r o s s e . N O V E S B B O T H F R S . S a i n t P a u l .
Medical MNfukes . I t t o o k t h e f a c u l t y a b o u t a t h o u i a u d j e a m t o J i s -
c o u - r t h a t t h e b e e t way t " c u r e d l s e w e WUB n u t t o
r e n d e r t h e jml l - u t t o o w e a k t o c o n t e n d w i t h I t .
W i t h i n t h e las t t w e n t y y e a r s , h o w e v e r , t h e w h o l e
ny>ti u i of m o d l c o l j r a c l i e e h a s b e e n c h a n R e d f o r i
AND PROGRESS,WITH ITS HARMONY BETWEEN LIBERTY AND DEMOCRACY, IS THE CONTINENT OF THE FUTURE—THE IMMENSE CONTINENT STRETCHED OUT BY GOD BETWEEN THO AT-LANTIC AND THO I'ACILIC, WHERE MAN MAY PLANT, ESSAV AUD RESOLVE ALL SOCIAL PROB-LEMS. [LOUD CHEERS.] THE PRESENT MOMENT IS SUPREME AND ANGUISHING. THE LUST YEARS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTU-RY. WHICH ARE FAST APPROACHING, MAY BE AS GRAVE AND AS SOLEMN AS THE LIST YEARS OT THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, IU WHICH WAS INSTALLED THE FIRST FRENCH REVOLUTION. EUROPE HAS TO DECIDE WHETHER SHE WILL CONFOIIUD HERSELF WITH ASIA, PLACING UP-ON HER LANDS OLD ALTI.R.. AND UPON HER ALTERS OLD IDOLS, AND UPON THE IDOLS IM-MOVABLE THEOCRACIR .:'.ND UPON THETHEO-CRACIOS DESPOTIC EMPIRES, OR WHETHER SHE WILL FXO BY LABOR, BY LIBERTY AND BY THE REPIVDIC, TO COLLABORATE WITH AMER-ICA IN THE GRAND WORK OF UNIVERSAL CIV-ILIZATION.
AT STAFLBRD, CONN , THE OTHER DAY, A DENSE SWARM OF BEES LIEW INTO THE FRONT DOOR OF MRS. HODGES, AND AFTER VISITING EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE, MADE A SPE. IALLY PROLONGED CALL IN THE KITCH-EN. WHEN THE BUZZING INVADERS WITH-DREW NOT A TLY WAS TO BE SEEN IN THE HOUSE, NOR FOR DAYS AFTERWARDS.
SEPI SAME TIME DISARMING BOTH; BUT THE ARMS AND BACK OF THE ITALIAN HAD RE-CEIVED SOMO SEVERE PUNISLIUIENT.
THE BATTLE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE OV«. R, WHEN STRATOGO'S COMPANION, SAID TO BE A COLONEL SKINNER, ALSO FRIEND <4' UUTUR S, BUT NOT YET IN THE KHEDIVE'S SERVICE, SNATCHED MR. STRONG'S CANE FROM THE PERSON WHO HELD IT, AND HANDED IT TO STRATOGO, WHO THEN RECOM-MENCED HIS ALTAI'KON THE UNARMED MIS-SIONARY, WITH THE LOADED END OF THE STICK/ THE HITTER DID HIS BEST TO PRO-TECT HIS HEAD WITH HIS ANUS, BUT HIS CHEEK WAS CUT OPEN BE ORE THE ITALIAN WAS AGAIN DISARMED. THIS SCANDALOUS SCENE, THE DETAILS OF WHICH 1 HAVE HAD FROM AN EYE-WITNESS, IS TO-DAY THE TALK OF ALEXANDRIA, AND SOME PEOPLE GO SO far AS TO SAY THAT COLONEL HUTLER COULD HAVE GUESSED IN ADVANCE AT WHAT HAP-PENENED, HIS RELATIONS WITH STRATOGO
I BEING VERY INTIMATE INDEED.
NOT MANY MILES FROM BOSTON A CER-TAIN FARMER OWNED A CONTRARY HORSE-WHILE DRIVING HOME WITH A LOAD OF HAY. SOME TIME SINCE, THE HORSE CONCLUDED NOT TO MOVE ANY FURTHER: WHEREUPON THE FARMER PULLED OUT A SMALL (PIANTITY OF THE HAY, PLACED IT UNDER THE HORSE AND SET LIRE TO IT. THE FIRE HAD THE DE-SIRED EFFECT, FOR IT OBLIGED THE HORSE TO MOVE. HE STARTED FORWARD JUST ENOUGH TO CLEAR THE LLAMES, AND THE ENTIRE LOAD, WITH THE WA;JIIN, WAS DESTROYED, TIN* FARMER HAVING AS MUCH AS HE COULD DO TO CLEAR THE HORSE FROM THE WAGON IU M ASON T" SAVE HIS LIFE.
A N O T H E B L O I T E B V . — O M A H A TO HAVE a i ree Citv Library. §1(10,0110 in Cash I'n/.es «iil be .llftributeil legally by cliauce, Sept. •.'HILL, by the Mutual Aid A-^ociati'JU. at Omaha, NebrarLa. Thoy charge each tor tk-kebi. Here if aii lustaucu where lbf> prolits bonelit t)..- public instead of going into the pocketb of nharpein. lliylieBt prize, c O.OuO,
o n l y n t i i i n a l t h e o r y of c u r e , r a i i t h a r i d e * , c a l o m e l ,
a n d o v e r j i o w e r h i g o f t p iuDi a r e n o w a m o n g
t h e o t a o l e t o n o H t n i m i i of a n o t h e r a g e . T h e l a n c e t ,
o n c e af m u c h t in- l e ^ t i n i a t e w e a i x i n of t h e p h y s i i ^ a u
an t h e g u o r d i* o f t h e i o l d i e r . i s s e l d o m d r a w n f r o m
UK cane. T h e p r i n c i p l e id' l i f e i s n o l o n g i r d r a i n e d
f r o m t h e \ . i u u b y t h e q u a r t , a u d w a t e r - g r u e l ' o r t h e
Ktr. u g t h l i - f s i n d i v i d u a l h a s c e a s e d t o b o e o n M i d e n i l
a u a p p r - p r l a t e d i d . V i g o r IH t h o m o t t o " f t h e
r a t i o n a l m e m l x r s of th '* i i r o f e i j i , i o u , a n d t h e y u n d i r -
- t a n d , lit lant , t h e v a l u e of a f l i iu i : veg .^ .ab le t o m e .
S , i . a l so , w i t h t h e j i e o p l e a t l a r g o : a n d w i t h o u t 1011-
s u l t m g m e d i c a l m e n at a ! l , tb« y h a v e a d u p b d t 'ai '
l i T i an a h o u s e h o l d r e m o d y . t h e n b y ei III
b o t h c a s h a n d h e a l t h .
V o t e t h e tact, t h a t H o s t tterVstomaeh B t t t c r i i -• l i i u b o U I o i o n l y , n e v e r i u b u l k , a n d t h a t i b e a b o r -t l o u s «i>rii.iOUg u p In v a r i o u s p a r t s - l^ a u d « u i n e l i n t e » o t f e r e d as HuU- l i t n l i - •' n a t i o n a l s p r c i i l e , a r e u t t e r l y « 'r ' .h ' .vss.
B U F T V R E B e l i e v e d t n d c u r r d by Dr. S B . - r m a n ' s P a t e n t A p p l i a n c e a n d C o m p o u D d . OOice t i ' J H r o > d w a > . N . Y . b e n d 10c. f o r boo It » i t l i p n o t o i r a p b l c I i k t n e s s , - s o l c a s e s b e f o r e a n d a l t e r e u n - . wi th H e n r y W a r d B e n c h e r ' s r a s e , l e t -t e r s a n d po r t r a i t B e w a r e of t r a v e l i n g I m n u s l e r s . w h o p r e l e m i t o have hi> n j - » i » U n U o l D r . s u r i l k i N .
IMPERIAL GIN. It vou h a v e not t h i s c e l e b r a t e d b r a n d . K'-t It a i o n e s . 111. i " i s m i n - e i i u t l t o i l . I s now p u t u p in b u l k o r in ,-;i—-. E a c h p a c k a g e a n d b o t t l e b u s 11. M . S . A i O . , l . i . in t o r b l o w u o p o n IL N o n e o t h e r I s tn -nu in i - . Si n d ..II n e l r e u l u r .
H K N B V H . S H U K K L D T A C O . , C'hU a « o .
T H I S IS NO HUMBUG !
.TEAT
11 A FEW DAYS SINCE, THE SEXTON OF A
CEMETERY IN NEW JERSEY HAD SOME DIFFI-CULTY AS TO PAY WITH A PERSON WHO HAD RECENTLY BURIED A CHILD IN THE CEMETE-RY, WHEREUPON HE TOOK UP THE BODY OF GERS EMPLOYED DIED OF
ANTED IOESTS e e l e b m t e d H O M i M A I H I N T . H u - t l ••lotknilcl." (aUkoo
Thebesian Machine Ullh.JJ.rk
B o s t o n , Mass . . I ' m . I/i-ai.-. M o
v ; v > e l l t h e S E \ V T > 0
. . . '•! I, t u A e s I h e b.ti' .iurs. andls / 'u ' ly i ;• -T i a i m If S e w i n g
. A i ld r e s s )N . i L A K E A C O . . l i u v h . P a . , L'ljicv.j 'o, 111
5>V -I:MHN«; 35 T I:NT-. 1 1 co lo r of ' . yes a n d b a r , you a l l l i •' m a i l a c o r e c t p i c l u r v o l >.iur l u t u r . - i • w i l l ! n a m e a n d dal> o l i n a r i M . e . A. ' - ! P . O . D r a w e r N o . IH, K . l t o t i v iUe , New >
$ 8 8 . 0 0 1 Z V HI . ;a r . . W . i EKOLLOCK, ttW Arcl i S
BE N T . IV < « . . PIIL, I-'I " T H K P a T K S r S t a n . s .
g i v e p r o U l a b l o a n e n c i f s t o ranvr-ssi-r- .
h ' - w h l ,
\\ KOX.
• n n i . . v i n M . 1 P a t r a t s , a n d
|IKI:I;IIOI.I> IN-iTiTi RI; KEEHOLD.N.J 1 A board i lUt s c h o o l b r I •• ' u ' l f v i b * ® ' t o I h e P r i n c i p a l . B i v. A. <>. I H A M l t K K.s.
FRFMHTRS'M s t r a w <* ""ods. M U l i n e r y . W h i t o G o o d s , HE i e i ^ C l ' . v U M d " a n r , O o o d s . 4^ * » L a k e S . . . C h l c a * o .
IT IS A CURIOUS FACT THAT DURING THE RAVAGES OF THE PLAGUE IN BUENOS AY RES, nearly DEPOPULATING THE CITY, NOTONEOF „ THE TLIRE. HUNDRED AND SIXTY GRAVE DIG- (
z — - the fever. A Kstabb-n.-d IMI. East Water street, ! the child aiul p laced it ou t s ide of the s imi la r exemption h a s been f r e q u e n t l y fence. T h r o u g h the iu t e r ces s ion of the not iced in the grave-diggers of cho le ra
; overseer the body wu., again ill t imes . roiauUctarrrmen Hair J r - j i
• a n t e d l o r i h e t w s t . B e a n t l t u l P h o i o . - r a i i h t c
S u w i l . . P u b ' s S u b . A s ' t , O K U e u a -
>1
r s a n d 10b-. M a t e r i a l s . M i l w a u k e e .
i l l I N K H O I L E U W O U K s i . l . u k e s t r e e t , M i l w a u k e e . W i s .
B . DAVIS. P r o p r i e t o r .
FREE
INSCBE YOUR LIFE IN THE MUTUAL LIFE THE CEMETERY. THE SEXTON HAS BEEN J I T K ) E CHESVEB L REED, OF MASSA-lir. ... va.. — f c . . v ^ , .4 . , # 1 - 1 1 JITKIE V HESTEB 1. m J9 p OF CHICIIPO, TO THE UIUUUUT YOUR FARM IH DISCHARGED, AND, IT IH UDDERSTOOD, B U S E T T B SUPERIOR COURT, HAS RESIGNED. MORTGAGED FOR. 1 BE PROSECUTED FOR HIS ACTION.
j n s l n S t . , Mi i t c h e s . I
r e c e i v e s p e c U l a t t e n l l o n .
Slat. . i o u u t y a n d Loca l Attet i t -•e l l in i ; Oook of t h e
i l l u s t r a t i o n s . » h u n t . N. V. —
T h e " (trial «ad Lithupraih ot Mr.OAB-uoi.l. SfMI>C'MrollCo.,lll.l U. all who w l l h i u !o r :ua l i on of t h e K U o o l . A d d r e s .
P B 1 N C 1 P A L . a s above .
^ 11 k t o r n i - i l a ss P u m o s . S e n t on t r i a l . N o ^ i J M r MENT- F.S.PLASO Co.. 1H.1 E'dway,N.V
W H E N W U I T I M J T O A U Y E K T L S E U M , > > p l e a s e x a y j u u n a w I b e i t i l v e r l i s e u i e u l l a
t b i K p u p e r . V. N. V., Any unt ID, 11171. No. 33.
SBI SHE*
.1 t;uuii Mufy is roTuiod ot the late Uov. J . 1-. Ciuinon, 1). I)., of New
Brunswick. On ono occasion, boing
uccustoined to leave his seculnr af '
fairs to take care of ihemlseves.
n his liighcr engajiements in spir-itual things, he had given an order to
a horse jockey lor the purchase of a
horse. When tho man called, a tow
•lays altrr, he was shown to thc study and said :
"Well , Dominie, I have got a horse that will suit you to a traction."
UW hat's the price?" said the doc-
tor. Tho jockoy named a lair sound-ing sum. The doctor rose, and
opening his deck and pulling out a
roll of bills, began to count out the money.
l ' \ \ hat l"said the jockey, "aro you
not going to look at the- horse ?"
said the doctor, " you say h e will suit me, I will take your word for it."
This fearless reliance stimulated
the jockey's conscience into unwonted
activity, and starting up, he said ;
"Keep your money to-day. Dom-
inie ; perhaps I can get you a better
horse," and withdrew to come again
another day with an animal that bear subgequent inspection.
A WARNING TO PREACUKRS.—
A little girl, who was sitting wearily on a snraraer day, while a very
celebrated and equally pompous bis-
hop was holding forth, -whispered to
her mother, " 0 come away, mamma,
come away, Ise so tired!" Not yet,
ray dear, he will soon be done, and
then we will go ," said mamma, " b u t
let us wait a little longer." The birds
kept singing and the preacher preach-ing, till the little girl, all worn oat,
£ n d Jonging for relief and freedom
in thc open uir, pleaded, "f)o conn?,
now, mammn," "Hush, dear," was
the response, "he'll soon be done—
^ubI in a ininate," This was more thas
little patience could stan 1, and while the tears were running down her
cheeks, she said, as she looked hope,
lessly at the expanding preacher,"
" 0 no, mamma, £«,« jutt puffed up for another blow."
V I S I T O R S - T O T H I S -
GRAND R A P I D S .
3> £ ^ V l l W i S
UNION FAIR.
— T O B E HELD I N —
aid'M
C O f y A M L Q W l
A
v n i y t } - p x l r a o r Q
WM QMj'dU/mAM
OE
NOISE NOT P O W E B . — T h o b o y
thinks more of the noise the gun makes than of the bullet it sends on
its death-dealing mission. After -i
time he learns that it is not the noise
nor the lead which is so wonderful ,
but the chemical elements contained
in a few grains of dry powder.
The fuss and fury of the world,
which so fill the eye and drown all
finer and more ethereal sounds, are
tht reports of forces eye hath not
Been nor ear heard. And the more ethereal abstract and spiritual thc
force, the more powerful it is and
the more far-reaching its operations.
A Farmer cut down a tree that
stood so near thc boundary line of
his farm that it was doubted whether
it belonged to him or his neighbor.
The neighbor however, claimed the
tree and prosecuted for damages the
man who cut it. The case was sent
from court to court. Time was wast-
ed, temper soured, and temper los t ; but the case was finally gained by
the prosecution. The last heard of
the transaction was that the man who
gained the cause went to the lawyer's
office to execute a deed of his whole
farm, which he had been compelled
to sell to pay costs. Then, houseless
and homeless, he thrust his hands in-
to his pockets, and triumphantly ex-
claimed, " I 've beaten h im!"
Avery4 Huggins M A N U F A C T U R E R S O F & D E A L E R S IN
E V E - T I R O T J G K E i S ,
THE CITY I GRAND RAPIDS,
SEPTEMBEE 12th, 13th, 14th & 15th.
W I L L F U S m A T
S I P I R I I t T a - <Sc - A / V I E I R ^ S T h e L a r g e s t a n d B e s t A s s o r t e d S t o c k o f
DRV GOODS & CARPETINGS! To be Found in
WESTERN MICHIGAN,
We Shall Offer at that Time
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS,
F O R V I S I T O R S TO M A K E PURCHASES-
S P R I N S I A V E R Y .
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