Sneezing Catarrh, Chronio Ca
tarrh, Ulcerative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
GArJFOD'S
RADICAL
CURE.
ertAin. and tiwratinent cure for Catarrb of every
form, and Utne mwt perfect remedy ever derlsed.
It 1 purely a vopetnule distillation, and In applied
locally by lnanfflAtlou, and constitutionally Dy In
kernaladralaktratiun. Locally applied, relief tl in
mtarttaneouM. It aoothfs, lieuta, and cipaium'S tlio
naaal paasava cf every fepli;. of heaviness, ob
traction, dulness, or dizziness. CoustUatlouallr
admlDiMered It r"iovatn fie Mood, purluei Itcf
ttie acid poison with nim ! it U alwa charged la
Catarrh.atUnalatcstiie Blomacti, liver, and kidneys,
terfecta digestion, innkea nc-w blood, and ijermita
Ih formation of Bound, dealt hy tissue, and fical!
nit
obtains cornrl'-to control over tiia disease. TUo
remarltalile cnrallvo power, when all otiier remo
dlei uuerly fail, of 8aj.fokd's Judical ti'Ei, ara
attested by tiiouaunua who irratefnlly recommend.
It to fullow-anOerera. No statement it mtulo re
pardlnir It that cannot bo substantiated by ttio
tnoft respectable and rellubl-j references. It is s
Srcat and good medicine, and worthy all confl
pneo. Eacfc packaire contana a Treatise on IV
tarrb and lr. Kaufnrd'a Improve 1 Inhaliufr Tabo,
itud fail directions for its ua la all fcueca. i'rlco f U
An Enthfisiasllo Friend of Ss.nfbrd'8
Rsd'os! Care.
ZICHaTTo:, OitAKT A Down's Free ajtd 1
Marine i siua?:ck AtiHscy,
9ZS Vine btreet, bu Louis, Mo., Feb. 7, IST7. )
A. A. Mxixifb. WashfnRloa At., City. Dear
Melller: I bavo for some years ben troubled wit li
Catarrh, and for l jf i-n-t two years bavo suffered
erlously wltli it. Koi li.lnfr your advertiw mi'tit of
FiKruiD'a IiMETT (Km icalCi bk), I decided to
try It- 1 bave uvd only two bottles, and as a result
I reel so much relieved that I presume on onrner,
sonal relations and write this to you and ask that
rontakeaomemeaiurcstOKOtlcinore prominently
efore the rnblic, tbst otiicia may have such relief
mslbave. Thavo ri-eotm:inclcd H to quite a mi ra
ider of my friend, all of wlioin have expressed to
mctbelr bltjb estimate of lu vluo tad ood clIcCU
with them.
1 really think It rartlrtjlarlr adapted to wsn'i of
vt. Louts people, au-i t!iey r.U onjtit to knoviTH,
and those who need ltshotild try it, I will risk tho
iwmtuuji ttttkt l r.. via) ( as a sample) to bo
given away v. Hlbc'l as mar.y bottles.
Trysome plan. Let tltf i.eMo have It : theytlec't
ft. I believe I could s-.il ttr) bottles myself of
course yon could larcoly lacrcate this number.
iVby not try It ? Yours truly. ViH. BOWO.
.Sold tT ell Vliolcsalo and T?a!l DrnpfrMt and
Dwnlcra In Met", trine tLriiKhoiit tue Cnit' d States
andCanadns. WEEESit t ITTI 1:, General Agenld
tud Wholesales LiUgi4ts, Cotton. Ut3.
MOI VOLTAIC
l EASTEE3
Mauri. Week Poller: Ouffenwn, One year
vo I was seized wltu atfevere attack of Utieiiraa
tiaiatn myrit'lithip.to vraiclt I wasvubject. I tried
the varfons liniments and riienmatic cares, but
without the Icat beneHt, when my son, a druggist,
pnngeeted one ofyourCoLLiss' Voltaic TLAsraFs.
3 he effect was almost Musical, for, to my Kfutcful
surprise. I was ulmont inimediatcl well ajjain, and
was able to work upou my farm at usual, whereas,
tefore thu ai.p'.lcntion r tiio Tlaittr, I could do
nothing, and every step cavo me pain. A few weeks
elnce, one year from the f.m attack, the diseasa
returned, hMt I nro hnpov to say the second I'lahtcr
proved asclllraciouius thefirt.nn.l I am now well,
ily wife wi!us me to 6.!d that .no I'laster has)
cured her of a very Ip.rvj back. V'o think there lit
nothing In the world of rcmrdics that can comparts
with the Colxikb' Vultaio I'LASTERsfor Iihcuma
llsin and Lauin Hack, and cheerfully recommend
(hem to the suffering. Yours very iepectfully,
QHLASD. Ms., June 6, lbTC. KOBEIiT COITOJT.
MOT A QUACK NOSTRUM.
Cfnt!fmen,l hereby certify that for several
years past I bave used the Voltaio Plasties la
riy practice, and have never known the.n to fall la
afford in speedy relief in those cases for which tlicy
are reci.unnended. They are not a quack nostrum.
Cut k lemedial agent or erent value. Very trul a
Ul-CHSPOST, Ms.. S'ty 27. te-A. ,-VJ-UA-,
PRICE S3 CEXTS.
Be careful to obtiin Collins' Voltaic Pt.AST.
Bcombination of Electric uud Voltaic I'lates wltu
a hlKhly Medicated lrl:uter, as seen In the abovo
cut. Sold by all Wholesale and Ketai! Druptrista
tnroairhout the ITnited States and ( anadas. and bT
WEtka &. I'tiTTEU. Proprietor. Bo.ton. Mass.
PI! L
Fop TEN YEARS Tl'TT'S III.LS
have been the recorjiiizecl etnnd&rtl
Family Medicine in nil the Atlantic
ainA trrt-m Wfnins tn i " O ,
scarcely a family can lo found that
does not uso thfn. It i3 now pro
posed to mn!;e their virtue kuoivn
in the WEST, -with tlio certainty
that as eoon as tested thoy will be
come n popular there as they are
at the ."forth nuil South. .
O riLLOii
DO
THEY CUBE EVERYTKIHG?
NO. They are Intended for dis
eases that resultfrom malari
r.l Poison and a Deranecd
Liver.
PR. Tt'TT litis t'.votp;l tvonl v-fi ve
years to the ntcdr of the I. iter and the
rei.ult bn.-s (leuioiinl rated that it exerts
srrcnler infiucurc over the vvKtcnt than
uiy tither oiiran of the body ; IrUrr-Mtiou
nod AMiinilaiinn of the food on vbi U,
Uepvnda the vitajity vt the body. in rnra
ried on tbrouuli it ; the rrtnlnr notion of
the bovvrlM ! prnN on it, iind when thoe
lauritons are drraniiril, I lit- Heart, the
Jtrain, the Kiilneys, ilie tkin, iu luct the
rutlrv organiKirj ia aiiectcd.
SYMPTOMS OF A
DISORDERED LIVER.
Dull Pain in the Side and Shoulder, Ios8 of
Appetite; Coat! Tongue; CoftaveDov.-ela;
Sick-headacho ; DrowBinass ; Weight in
the Stomach after eating, with Aridity and
Belching up of Wind ; Low Spirits ; Xiosa
of Energy ; Unsociability ; and forebodings
of Evil.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE NEGLECTED,
SOOX FOLLOWS
DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUS FEVER, CHILLS. JAUN
DICE, COLIC, NERVOUSNESS, PALPITATION
OF THE HEART, NEURALGIA, KIDNEY DISEASE,
CHRONIC D1ARRHCIA, AND A GENERAL
BREAKING DOWN OF THE SYSTEM,
1IEED TII1J WJLliXIXGl
TUTT FILLS.
The first doso produces an ef
fect Avliicli often astonishes tlio
siill'erer. ivm;? a cheerfulness
of nund and bouyancy of body,
to wh ich he vaslctore a Strang
?r. They create a Appetite,
Cood Jisrestion, and
SOLID FLESH AMD HARD MUSCLE.
A LOUISANA PLANTER SAYS I ?
' "My plantation i in a malarial district. For
several years I could not make half a crop on
account of sicknees. I employ one hundred and
filty hands, often half of them were sick. I was
nearlv diteotirsTed when I beirau the use of
TITT'SIMLLS. 1 used them na a pro
caution as well us a cure. The result was
marvellous ; my laborers became hearty, robust,
and bappy, ami I have had no farther trouble.
With there Fills I would not tear to live iu the
Okolouokee swamp."
. F.IVAL, r.ATOC Sara, La, i
"BEST PILL. IN EXISTENCE."
I have nsod your Fill for Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach and Nervonenes, ami luu Hay I never
had any tliinir to do rue so much good in the
way of medicine. They are a pood as yon rep
resent them. I recommend them ad the stent
Pill in existence, and do all I cua to acquaint
OUicrs Wltii their good merit."
J. W. T1UUETTS, Dacota, Minji.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 25 CENTS.
Office, 35 Murray St., New York,
BEST FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA,
FOF. SALE BY
23. IMo. S3L. TEL.
ix xr.i:i:.vsK..
Great Advantages to Buyers
IN 1877.
Ten Years Credit at 6 per cent Interest.
Six Years Credit at C per cent Interest,
and 20t- eeut Discount.
Other Liberal IH-seoiintM For 'tteli,
lie bitti'w oti l ares nu-1 I'mshis,
autl I'reuiiuiii-N lur Improve
uieiits. Pamphlet? and 1 apa. confainirii; fuli pf:rtie
aJars. will be inai!ert free to any part cl the
wror'd on ai'Plicatioii to
COilJtlSIOXEr.. ILJtM. R. II.
2l L0C01.X, jSiLElCArKA
LAND.LAND!
THE HERALD.
EvcntMo.
BY J. T. rit;LDK.
Tliicctl:ia-i' do ir, this tif ntll irnlo
H.i.t-'. ciilf.l. w 'r ns romvt,
Y ii ;! rf-ii-, thai down vulo
It; ! ":-s t iK--itM- front t he Krmiifl,
! th:t: '.should rroni the ijull.-st cIm!
Invite a th::ti'irul l)i-.trt to lio'!.
Iiu. I.or.1. Ihc Viol-'t hi-.-i'iiti'Jr 1W,
f-inu Ih 'tor inovoil lo prniw;
F." 'ii lis n li-t . ii ty tili--'iii.- flow,
If '-.v v.-I'-'do.-n ilnxo iisir 'i.iy-;
F":itl:T, r v.- i.-.-i. Kil l til.: Ho nors
Si xii I a 1 it I'i'.o cr I'm v--j,or liuurj.
'The Inter Ocean" and t!ie Tartj-.
SotiK' 'jf tiic iKV.vspapcrs i:nl jioliti
ei;tiis ;ire r m :!. tilling (if The Inter
(ic:m L.'r:insi; of its rct iib.tck tloe
trirr.'.s. Tli'y s:ty it is furnishing um
nr.iTiiiioii ftr t h; (Irtrrnhafk uiriy of
the WYst. fiiis iioiait3 in to .say -t
wni.l or two in relation to that sulj
j"t. For six yi'ars The Inter Ocean has
fought against thu schemes of hullion
ists, l for La:; r:'Cig!iition aii'l elevu
tioii of t!ia jjruenback currency. 1L
has seen its views pass through the
various stages of ridicule, misrepre
sentation and abuse, until finally the3r
have been adopted by seven-tenths, at
1-jast, of all parties in the west. Slo w
ly, but steadily, tne republican party
h:is moved toward the ground we have
all uing occupied, until hardly a con
gressional tlist riot iu the west would
dare to signify its opposition to the
principle that greenbacks shall be hon
ored instead of degraded,, and received
by the government as recommended by
Secretary Sherman, for all dues the
same as gold and silver. The sm ut
p'n :i.; of 'Ti'.g baby," is hushed and
forgotten, and the doctrine of contrac
tion is opposed by all parties.
At this juncture the Inter Ocean is
called upon by a certain few to hi Id
up on its greenback views, and turn in
as the apologist of money scalpers; and
this because, forsooth, a continued ad
vocacy of the principles for which it
has so long contended may help the
cause of those who. growing impatient
ac the slow progress made in currency
reform, have gone off to themselves
under the title of Nationals, or Oreen
b.ckers. We respectfully decline this invita
tion. AVe fight this campaign as we
have fought the campaigns of the past
half-dozen years, as a Oreenbaek-IIe-public.iu
newspaper, and in tliat we
are ri accord with our Senators from
Il'in iis, with the State platform for
the li'st live years, and with nearly, if
not all, tli Republican delegation in
the lower house of Congress.
The man who is making the a hard
m or.ey, or anti-greenback fight inside
the republican ranks in this state is
misrepresenting the party spirit and
i nperillir:g the "Republican cause. Ve
are not. with him in sympathy or in ac
tion. .
The two great questions before the
pjo; !.. tu-d.y are :
First, wkeiher we will have a gov
ernment at all; and. second, whether
vj will have a government of the peo
ple, by the pcopl-j ami for the people,
or one devoted to the interests of mon
ey jobbers alone?
The Inter Ocean wishes to decide the
former question first, doing what it
can incidentally to solve the hitter al
so, but keeping the foimer in view as
the paramount issue. AVe sincerely
believe that the Federal (Jovernment,
weakened by concessions and admis
sions, is in danger of being made the
tool and mere convenience of local oli
garchists, as it was prior to the rebel
lion ; and our first duty, as we see it, is
to do all that in us lies to prevent such
a rt-lebascment of the Federal power.
To this end it is of prime importance
that Republicans should be sent to
Congress Greenback-Republicans, if
possible, but Republicans anyway. "We
have to guard against the supremacy
of bullionists and contraetionists in
the national Legislature, but we have
a graver and more imminent danger to
confront in the possible return of a
majority in both houses practically
opposed to Federal unity, leagued to
gether for the purpose of public plun
der, and having for ther object the sac
rifice of all the substantial fruits of
the war for the union. "With this in
mind we would vote for a Republican
tlreenbacker, if we could, but we would
vote for a Republican any way.
Fnrrife Leslie's Sunday Magazine.
The September number of this admir
able publication abounds as usual w ith
good things; it is really a "marvel of
periodic literature," for tin talented
Editor, the Rev, Dr. Deems, fills its
pages with original and select matter,
not only of unusual merits, but combin
ing in a very remarkable degree, enter
tainment, instruction and edification.
The magazine particularly commends
itself to heads of families; as a family
publication it has no superior, and it
should be found in every household,
for the pure and healthful character of
the literature can scarcely fail to exert
a highly beneficial influence. The
present number opens with an article
by Rev, Theodore L. Flood, A. M.t
"The Summer School at Lake Chautau
qua," which was established with the
design to bring about a revolution in
the use cf methods and means for
reading a knowledge of the Scriptures.
An article descriptive of "Country
Life in Sweden," is highly interesting,
and is admirably illustrated. A new
serial story by Mrs. Frosser, is com
menced, entitled "Michael Airdree's
Freehold." and the beautiful temper
ance story, "The Mapleton Flan," is
concluded. Among the short stories
are: "Five in a Peashell," by Hans
Christian Anderson ; "The Escape of
Grotius," Ry Alfred II. Gusrnsey;
"How he Learned Charity" (a story
with a moral), by Frances E. AVad
leigh; The "Novice of Jerusalem,"
ranslated from the French by the
late Rosalie E. "Nairne etc., etc., etc
There are several skatche of peculiar
nterest. "Schille," "Sir Tomas Moore,
and his Daughter," "The Last Ascent
of Mount Ararat," "Lady Stranglord,"
etc.. will well repay the reader. "Hours
with English Sacred Poets" is contin
ued; and there are also some charming
poems by Alice Carev. James Mont-
gomery, J. E. Rankin, 1). D-, Mrs. S. E
Sells, Meta Thorne, Mary Sherman
and others. The editor preaches elo-r
qnently from the text, "Jesus said,
Take ye away the stone." He contin
tinues the Popular Exegesis of several
passages of Scripture, and his Port
folio affords pleasant reading. There
are short articles on a large variety of
subjects, and paragraphs, anecdotes,
etc, almost innumerable. The number
contains 128 quarto pages, and there
are over 10 illustrtions, portraits,
mottoes, etc. The price is only 2-5
cents a copy, and the annual subscrip
tion sent postpaid. Inclose 23
cents to the Publisher, and a specimen
copy will be sent. Address, Fiiank
LFS LIE'S PUBLISHING IIOVSE, 53, 53
and 57 Park Place, New York.
On: convictions on the greenback
questions are admirably expressed in
the words of the Hon. Schuyler Colfax
in declining a nomination for congrress
tendered him by the greenbaekers of
the. Kith Indiana congressional district.
After stating he had no desire to re
enter politics, Mr. Colfax continued as
follows ;
" I must add that., having been a
greenbaeker from the outset, and hav
ing for long 3 ears vindicated green
backs before the people, w hen many
who now claim to bo their special
champions were deriding them and the
sacred cause to sustain which they
were issued, as well as predicting their
ultimate worthlessness, I am, very nat
urally, an earnest adherent still of the
republican party which authorized
them, championed them, ami has, by a
maintenance of the national faith ami
credit, brought them up in purchasing
value to an equivalent with the best
dollar any nation claims to have."
Wauhoo Ind.
Large quantities of celluloid goods
have been onleied for Spain, South
America and Australia.
Seven out of ei.'zlit giraffes imported
last year for menageries iu the United
States have died. The climate docs
not agree with them.
Portland is exporting Wisconsin
deals to Scotland aid England, where
thv sell for per thousand more UmUI
ihosv? sent from Quebec-
1'e'ore I-StJO no pors-n could buy less
than a quarter section of Uniled Slates
laud but in that ye.-ir t Ley were divided
intoeiglitiis, and iu lMlJiutosixleeuths.
Injects were once given as medicine
ami by regular physicians. T! rec
gnats were given us. a doso, just as
three
now.
rrab-s of calomel might be gi en
When a "Rra.tn wished to perma
nently alienate the properly of a ban
is ed foe, he dedieab-d it to a god, n
very neat way of combining revenge
and reiigion.
A young man obtained employment
on a i audi in Tmekee, Cal., the other
day. and was discharged just becaits;
he tried to unscrew the oxen's horns to
get tie: r mime s off.
St. Paul's Cathedral, London, was
le'.run and finished by one aichilcct,
: ie , under one n iister mas. ;n,Mrtng,
and during the episcopate of one Riah
on of London, Coinpton.
To.- twenty-four ho irs after farrow
ing it SOW faliouid be fed on soft food or
slops, which sho.iM be rfiven in a warm
!i,oug!i not hot, slate. A ma.J,!i cf
ran or meal answers very well.
"Landlord, that's a dirty towel fe-r a
m ui lo wipe his f ace on."' ell, ou re
mighty pailieular; sixty of my boarders
have v. ipedon that towel li.is moi i: :ng,
and you are tin; first one to imd land.'
A p't rson isiti:ig the London .Mus
eum, w;is shown tiie slu!l of Oliver
Cromwell. "It is extremely e-mail,"
said the visitor. "Oh,"" said the guide,
"k was his skull when he was a little
boy."'
A correspondent w:
ites from Pa! ma :
"There's always something io cl
the eye, delight the ear, ami vlir
i: m
the
soul iu Italy. The :nt ro-' :ct ion .f (be
seru Miing brush would ike it a para
dise." Pastor Thomas preached, in the
Lutheran clinic t, of Newport, Ohio,
that there was no heil. 'J he trustees
met immediately alter the services, and
adopted a resolution requesting him to
it-sign.
The famine in India is slowly dying
out every wheie; the survivors are re
covering health ami strength, ami the
small quantities of food imported sh v
that the people have u suiliciency of
grain.
Here is a recent Parma advertise
ment: "To be sold, or let, for .July
quu:ter, a church with bell, sacristy,
pulpb, ultar linen, tapers, incense,
burners. &c, all in g oJ pre. ervation.
Apply, cxc."
The water for garden plants should
not 03 very cold; rain water is the best
and it may always be obtained by hav
ing a hocshead standing in some pi ice
out of siht, uiiJl-i a spout connected
with the roof.
A young lady said to her lover:
"Charley, how far is it around the
world?" "About twenty-four inches,
my darling," replied he, as his arm en
circled her waist. She was all the
world to him.
Educated farmers and educated me
chanics, who are in good circumstances
and do not need office for a support,
nor make politics a trade, will stand
the best chance for honesty am -ngst
the governing classes.
Mr. David Geer, "regular down Eas
ter," headquarters, R uston, age seven,
ty, is reported worth $luU,OU0, ail made
by peddling honey through New-England,
often having eight to ten wagons
on the read at one time.
"A bigger man than Edison" is the
inventor of a "cross-eyed" opera plass,
by means of which you can stare at any
one in tin1 audience you ple:ise while
appearing to be direct ing your gaze in
an entirely different direction.
The Russian Government has order
ed steps to be taken for the construc
tion of a l ail way from the Russian
frontier to the Prussian harbor of Me
mel. This order has been given in
pursuance of the resolutions of a com
mittee to consider what measures
should be adopted, in the event of a
blockade of the Russian ports on the
Eultie, to enable exports from Russ;a
to Le conveyed across the frontier. The
line will be built at the cost of the Rus
sian Government, and the same gauge
will Lc adopted us that of t!:e Prussian
lines, so as to prevent the necessity of
unloading at the frontier,
According to Dr. Fleischmaun, the
access to milk of dust from the chaff
of smutty grain caused it to turn sour.
In milk thus spoiled, he has discovered
fungoid spores, and therefore recom
mends that food in this condition be
steamed or boiled, or allow, d to fer
ment, so as to insure the destruction
of the fungus.
To find the area of a triangular sur
face by the length of its sides, from
half the sum of the three sides subtract
ach side .separately; then mu tiply the
half Mini and the three remainders con
tinually together, and the f-quure root
of the product will be the area.
It requires S pounds of Newcastle
coal to form a cubic foot of water at 5-d-gives
into steam atO degrees. The
same can 1m performed by the use of
JO pounds dry pine wood, or 12 pounds
dry oak wood, or 31 pounds of peat, or
ii pounds of olive oil, or 9 pounds of
coke.
According to recent estimates wine
is annually consumed as fodows, per
bead: Spain, 10 litr s; France, 113;
Italy. 10): Portugal, 103; Greece, Si;
Austria, Go: Switzerland, 5S; Great Rri
tain, S; Russia, 4; Pn-.ssi i, 4; Sweden,
L'; Norway, li. The litre is a little less
thu'i ;i quart.
"Moonlight Leaning on his arm, with
her head almost touching his shoulder,
she said: "Mr. ik, I know what makes
you catch cold so easily." "What is
it, ?" "l ecause so much of your
body is on the ground! ' Mr. 1. at
once returned to his boarding-house,
and ordered new shoes.
Miss Nellie "Ves, the letter is all
right, IJri.lget; but don't wait any
longer. If yon cro d-iwn the road you
are sure to meet mamma, ami then you
tell her youiself what your mother
says." i'.ri-Iget "Shore, an t at s true
for e. Miss Xelli -, but what shall 1 tell
her if I don't meet her?"
Frederick Jenny and his mother-in-law
livid in New Red ford. She was 70
years old, neivous and feeble. He was
a drunken bully. One day he swore
that l;e would kiil her, but did not use
any violence except iu language. She
was so frightened that she fell dead,
umpiest oi.ubly Killed by his words.
While paint foroutsMe work should
be made up iu the pi portion of So parts
w hite lead ground in o"I, T li- pait.s of
boiled oil and S parts spirits turpen
tine. For outside work the pro; ertiou
-.liou'd be changi-d toMi parts white lead
sroun i in oil t parts boiled oil, mparts
raw oil and 1 parts spirits turpentine.
Lead-coloml paint is composed cf
white lead ground in oil sevrnty-ti e
pa: Is, lampblack one pait, boiled lin
seed o 1 twenty-t' rec p its, litharge
one-half part, Japan varnish one half
part, and spiri'.s turpentine tw and
one-half parts. Tho turpentine and
Vi inish are added as the paint is re
quired for use or transportation'
General Wolfe hr.ppeni- g tower' ear
a ymng olli f r t id of him in a very
familiar manner, as Wolfe ;r- d I drank
a bottle of wine together," and so en,
appeared and sai I: "J think you inighi
say General Wolfe." "No,'' replii d
liiesub'lte n, with a happy presi-nce
f mind, "did you ever hear of General
Achilles, orGtncral Julius Ca-?ar?"
A I "!.(-!' in ! nngor
a Utile jjirl U eausesht
her hand Willi li.e i.
que!' t s w I .en . a t the e;
;i!i I l.o.-i' W i.o had his!
their c!iiS:-es were eailt
but rl.e, wlih ;,-.e!y
Me., upbraided
e did not led up
: st of th- tieliu-!o-e
of the day,
t ih' ;r ph. cis in
cd i:po:i !o do so
wit, respoupvd:
;t !osj mv i-lace;
"I'lease, !ou.il, 1 did
an' ho'.v" could I when Vui at the toot?"
In a case tried at the Old llailey,
Lnmb-n, u kite ennm-nt Ji'.dgu deter
mined that the test of ci i ninality,
where a ''jan :'s killed in wrestling,
should be wnet'.er the struggle took
place iu Hin:er. I,:-! Mr. Justice I opes,
in a recent case at Liverp o!, hel 1 that
to cause ihe death of i-nol'i'-i' even in a
perfectly aru'e.ible wrestling match is
manslaughter.
The magnificent new bui'dings at.
Kebie College, Oxford, may bo said to
have come out of th-? manure heap
They were the gilt of two members of
a family mimed Gibbs, who had for
many years the c ntract with the Peru
vian Government b r guano, a-d made
out of it a fortune, which now helps to
commemorate the author of "The
Christi .n 1" ear."
Zinc was first discovered in lRO, by
no less ;i personage than Theoplaastus
Aureolus bombastes Paracelsus, the
wild, fantastic hero of lhow ning's cele
brated dramatic poem. It will, per
haps, be new to most people to 1 e in
formed that the very word "bombast'"
took its original meaning in the great
and swelling words of vanity" uttered
by this singular genius.
The Mitiullaneoiis experiments of M.
Cailletet a- d M. Pic el, in li.j efying
oxygen gas, add another instance to
the anions list of important scientific
discoveries made at the same or nearly
the same time, by persons who had no
know ledge of each other's researches.
Each sent an account of his discovery
to the French Academy, and both com
munications were read on Dec. .21.
Germany has made great progress In
the manufacture of sugar from beet
root. Twenty-five years ago there
were only lbi factoiies, working about
SOS ,000 tons of beet-root, whereas iu
1S73 there were 331 fict u.es, consvur
ing 1,37s ,610 tons. Moreover, in 1S30,
it took fourteen hundred weight of
roots to produce one hundred weight
of sugar, wherea3 now ten hundred
weight suffice.
Un il within a few ye.irs'he streets
in Easton, Pit., bore the name of mem
bers cf the Penn and Fern. or families.
One of the L'enns having married Lady
Juliana Termor, daughter of theEirl
ot Pomfnt. Easton takes its name
from Easton-Neston, the se it of the
family iu Northamptonshire, England,
which was rented two years ago by the
Emperor of Austria. The I'omfret ti
tle is now extinct.
A New Sewing-Machine Motor, cheap
and simple, consists of a tubular
boiler IS inches high, incased in cabinet
work through which steam is engender
ed by a small parlor lamp being placed
underneath it. The apparatus which
connects it with the sewing-machine is
very simple, and consists of only three
pieces, it takes only a few minutes to
get up steam, and the speed is regul
ated by a little spring. The invention
is compact, neat and clean, a great
silver of health and strength, and in ap
pearance resembles a little parlor stove
incased in cabinet work.
Tho UKony column of a recent issue of the
London Times contains tho following : " From
H. to L e. Your letters are destroycl, naJ
you have nothing to fear front my iuiii.erctiou.
l'our ring-, ic, is reaily packed, and will be s at
when opportunity ofTcrs or you chooso to indi
cate a way. Your 'over' lasted live months,
and 1 was a fool to expect it would be otherwise."
More co-operative associations exist
in Paris than is generally supposed.
At a recent banquet, twenty societies
were represented, viz: Furniture carv
ers, coachmakers, shot-makers, two :-o-cieties
of workeis in tin, typographers,
musical instrument makers, laundry
workers, lithographers, spectacle
makers, stonecutters, marble workers,
joiners, opticians, house painters, pi
ano makers, tailors, clothing cutters,
and two companies ..? file ir.ak?r .
Twelve years' experience on a f i ni
has satisfied an English w riter "that
Great Eritam and Ireland might be
turned into gardens, and thai work
might be found therein for every able
bodied man in the country." He adds:
"Nothing but a reform of our whole
system, commencing with the land
system, can save this country from
ruin. Nothing can save us, us said the
kite noble teacher, Frederick Robert
son, but a return to simpler habits and
purer lives."
A few evenings since, a father ami
daughter at Well sley, Mass., we:e mu
tually recalling incidents of the 1 it er's
childhood. "1 shad never forg. t." said
tho young lady, "how you took me, oat
of ckureh one Sabbath, when I was
about three years o'd; and puni.-died me
for playing in meeting, lean leinem
her the tingling of t uit peach tree
switch to this day." "Very str hgc.
very strange," said the father; "1
don't recollect theeircuins'.a'e e a all."
"Ah w II, p.:,a, you weie at the ct- or
end of. the switch! '
A good aneed te is told of a house
painter's son, w ho used the brush dex
terously, but had acquired the habit of
putting it on too thick. One day his
father, after having frequently scolded
him lor lav:.-.h daubing, and all to no
purpose, gave him it severe riaggelia
lion. ' "Ther. you young rascal," after
performing the painful duty, "how do
you li e that-' ' "Well, I don't know,"
w binned the hoy in reply, "but it seems
to me that you put it on a thundering
sight thicker than I did."
A Justice of the Peace in New York
has given a warning to the c;li-: s
who, having recovered stolen property,
fad to appear and prosecute th j thief.
A wealthy eitiz was robbed of a
quantity cf lead pipe, and the police
succeeded iu arrowing the thief and
recovering the stolen propeity. Tiiere
upoa the man vho was robbed declined
to preset ute, but tho Justice ' decided
th;tt,a there was no proof of owner
ship of the prop-riy outdde of tho fact
that it was in the possession oi the
thief, tho h.iler must be di.-.charged
and must be nil iwed to take away the
lead pipe. It h id been in bis posses
sion and ho was legally entitled to it
until proof oi ownership should bo j
submitted. If I his rule should bo more I
strictly followed out by Aldermen and I
Magis'ra'cs tin re would be fewer cases J
f stealing "set; led'' outside of the j
-jour's, and fewer I o "settle" any where. 1
TH
S3 71
has once more
FRANK
who is, :i :;ud after
NMW GOODS,
ELSGAiNT STYLUS,
"Mr. Weckbacli having gone into the Lumber business I propose to nm the
old EMPIRE awhile myself.
3z3 -A. IE-w Gr
We are in almost
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
w hich we ofTcr our friends and the public at
WIioIealc
at prices
Caslnneres, Alpacas, Delaines, &c.
Calicos, from 12 to 16 Yards for $1.00.
Muslins, from G cts. a yard upward.
BEIDSPRBADS !
The finest stocli of White F.edsproads ever brought to tiic City.
Buell's Cassimeres, Tweeds. Jeans, and Cottonades in
full Stock.
Mats aeael aps9
C aceries and Pfl.vfisiaB
OF ALL KINDS.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
I desire to see till my old patron3 back
prcenst ones as I can
REM EH HER THE PLACE,
201y
H. A. WATERMAN & SON
Wlioltsalc and Ut.-tull JValcrs in
PINE LUMBER,
LATH.
SHINGLES.
SASH,
DOORS,
RLINDS,
ETC..
ETC..
ETC.
Malu street. Comer of riftli,
PLATTSMOUTIL - - - - NEE.
Still Better Rates for Lumber.
C.-t Z. L ?1 T
DICK STREXGHT'S
L1YFRY, FEED AND SALE STA
PLES. Comer 6 'a and Pearl S!s.
Hoi.sf.s i'.oai:ii:d hy uik
DAY, WEEK, OS ZUOATII.
HOr.SES BOUGHT.
GOLD OR rZJJJDHlTD.
For ;i Fair Commission.
TSUAiMS AT ALL SIOl'I'S.
Tai iu-ular attention paid to
Driving and Training
TEIOTTIIVG .STOCK.
At.se A licai-sc furnished when culled for.
JONES & STROUDS'
lirick Livery Stable,
PLATTSMOUTIT, NEE.
Tke nil! r.OXNF.K STAW.FS in Flat t-.iiuniHi
Ni-li., aiv linw leased by Jones ,t Stroud and
they are keej.im.' a new anil haiid-onie lively in
1 !:;- well known bai ii. Tie finest and best of
horses and c;irn;!;j;cs always ready to let.
.s.vuLd.ii !oi:si:s ciikaf.
Horses kept for
ait
A A
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or to Trade.
HORSES TRAINED AND I1ROK E.
ALSO
AV desire to rive notice tl at we have a laisre,
handsome brie!-: barn, with plenty -f r"i i b l
horses a-id WiiL'ims. 1 run pat Tinners Meek
an I wa.'ons, leads nl" ririin oi ar.viioi. all un
der t oer, m the dry. i:-n:einbe'r this.
'I'ltankiiiLT all old ;.-;tn!is b-r ! heir inanv fa
vors, w solicit t heir trad;" for the future", sat
isfied we can aeeoinnicdate them hotter and itu
belter by them than ever before. 3-vl.
E. PARKELE,
SALE, FEED d- LIVERY STABLE
'n Main tireet noarlv opinsite tlie Court
House, Fhittsinouth, Si b.
HorsEsfoR Sale.
The Iniyini; and selling of yood l:or.-as made
l lie specially el tiie ba.-.i:iess.
New Horses & Carri acres,
find penile hordes, for Ladies to drive arii ket.t
ill t his Stable.
A!-o a can v all. wldeh runs to the depot, and
w Ml carry pa. - teicis from ii.iy place in low;, u.i
Cil'l.
FAR:-! EES CALL AXD EA'AlflXi:
JIY STOCK FOR SALE.
Syl E. PARMELE.
HJ
" come back" to
GUT 1 1 MAN
this date sole proprietor.
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daily receipt of
mul
CtlSlJl,
to suit the times.
and want to hold as many of the j
1'kAMk GLIIDIA.
OXE DOOR WEST OF P . O.,
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Xtir, Clam, Fir-si Circs Jf.-it Simp,
on Main Sheet in Fred Knx hh-t'.i eld stand
Everybody on hand for l: tsh, tender Meat.
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And he has brought the finest I : j o of
Dress Glo-ods, StiipIo Good:;, l?i:icy
Goods and Kolionsyois ever i ;;
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and more, by buying a uiMhiae that will la3t you a lll'o tl.c, Lz-.l tliut L-.z Cl f - j
latest improvements.
VICTOR SSVTCSa HACinNE CO.,
LtberaJ Terms to Agat. 1';a;o" 1 Va::.s.i Avr.,
Bet! ftr Ciii'-Mi, Ctr. Auiiis . ; , cLicr.-... i:
GHEEP: & 13L0VEHT,
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First Class Stock.
F. S. TA K0LS.
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WATtMIES,
CLOCKS,
NOTIONS,
CAXDIES,
CICARS,
TORACCO-s.
At L uisville Neb., call ai d exam
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