PLASrESllOtJTII "WEEKLY HEJ1ALD, TIIIIIWIXArY, AUGYST 11, 1887.
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COUNTY LOCALS.
We ivuul a number of (uUlitioiuil
(,'orresjjinit throuyhoit the Count';.
Cin't vii! write ut the w.ws from your
in iihlj'rtool t
i.oi isvir.Li;.
From tlio Ohservur.
Air. S. .Jolmson was :it I'latlsnioulli
yesterday.
Tin: loiiij looked and prayed for rain
lias fallen.
Mrs. J1'. A. Seeord arid Ikt two eldld
ren, of Otnalia. are visiting lu-r parents
at tills jiluct: tliis week.
JlrM. John Jackman and Ikt little
daughter Malle left for Iv-uisas, where
they tfo to visit Mr. Jackinan 's father and
mother.
;::i:i:n woun.
From 1 1 1 Leader.
llt'V. Caniuliel 1 anil fimiily are attend
ing thu .state 1 Iolinoss cuiujuni-etin
iiennett.
at
Elder Ifenry has been under the doc
tor's rare lor several days, hut is now
uble to he out aain.
Mr. II. Harden, of Juniata, arrived in
town Wednesday, and is the guest of his
brother (Seorge.
Oliff Forsell informs us that he will
cominenee in a few days the erection of
ji building, to be used by him as a black
smith shop. This will make the third
k1ui for Greenwood.
The population ofji;( I recti wood has in
creased since our last isiue by the arrival
of a daughter to each of the following
families: Mr. and Mrs. V. II Wagner,
. "Sunday morning ; Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Oil ck"11''11'1! Monday ; Mr. ami Mrs.
John Stnitton, Monday. TI12 mothers
n-,. ,11 'loing nicely and the papas are
are all t . .
an milm ' ""I""1'""' looivmy as
could be des
-red.
"HON.
Dance to-night at 11. ',8e's Srovc-
P. S. picnic at Factory vi"'lc to-(la
ri,. !,. a i;..i- Ti!, was
here
this week surveying lots.
Ptill we are needing rain very
crops can't stand it much longer.
O. N. Larue is back in Indiana, callei
there to see his mother who is very sick.
People have commenced cutting corn
ami feeding stock as pastures are all dry
ecl up.
"Win. Wolfe has moved hi3 shop and
tools from Factoryyille, nnd will soon be
ready for business.
Latter Day Saints arc holding meeting
in Jones' grove this week, conducted by
IS. Elvin of Nebraska City.
T'.ie boarding c ars leave here to-morrow
for the next station' south, where they will
stay until the track is finished.
Our town is called Union in the place
of Lynn. The traclr layers have their
boarding cars in toV?i on the switch
which liiskes town liwiV. The depot is
almost finished, six carpenters are work
ing on it, the size of the building is 20x
HO. Track is now laid do wn into Otoe
Co., adout four miles hel.oV h('rC-
Jake.
"WABASH-
From the 1 tern.
Lizzie Allen has recovered.
J. W. Dewitt left for Iowa Tuesday.
Perry Johnson is the proud po ssessor
of a three pound girl. Ain't he happy?
A box of cigars did horn r to the occasion.
Mrs. Annie Ilulfish and Eva Worrel,
the school marm. will rusticate in Hooks
county Kansas, tor the next four weeks.
Mrs. "Willis was taken suddenly ill at
church yundav evening and had to be j
j. . i i . .i . . . i . i
vaiven come. Mie is improving at mis
writing.
Glo wing descriptions reach us of the
succcs.s of the Uolmout Sum lay School
picnic, rine speaking,
mri .
smging,
it one
and Oh, how sorry we missed
of the best dinners on record
ELMWOOD.
From the Echo.
Dr. Hobbs was at the capital lYies&iy
on business.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. John 3Iiller,
Aug. 2nd. a son.
Miss Alpha E;;lls went to Weepfmg
Water Sunday on a week's visit.
Uncle Johnny Kuuz and several oth ers
are out in Colorado looking up land.
C. X. Smith has returned from Platts
mouth where he was on business for a
week.
Dennis Sharper was kicked on his left
arm by a horse the other day, but no
bones were broken.
About twenty Omaha Indian3 arc jamp
ed on O. May's place half a mile jast of
town, and citizens will do well to. lock
doors.
Mr. and Mrs. Vol k mere left for Liberty
Tuesday, where they will spend n week,
und then return to their home iiBur ling
ton. Lot Grunden is again dfliicted.. lie
just recovered fro.n the severity of L etting
a jug of water fidl on his toe., wh .-u. now
he is nursing a pet boil on 'ais stomach.
Surely lot is hiving a h.irJ t;ni3 of it.
Died -Ola B., daught-.r 0f Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Summer, ag3 five years and ono
month, died of brain t'- JVer, Friday night,
July 20, 1837, in Emvvood. Funeral
services took place a' the 3L E. church,
conducted by Elder Alton.
MT. TLEASANT.
Since our last, correspondence several
events have tal.cn place that will doubt-
iesa dooi interest, to your readers.
First of which I would mention the
death of our good neighbor, Mr. Oeo.
J'itman, who lias been a great sufferer
for some four weeks, terminating in his
death on Monday Aug. the first. The
funeral was largely attended and was
conducted by ISev. Surface of the U. li.
Church. In passing from the Mt. Pleas
ant church to the cemetery, there happen
cd a little accident that came near being
serious. After crossing the bridge just
north of the cemetery, on ascending the
hill, the team of Mr. Andrew Pitman
(father of the deceased) stopped and
hacked down hill, causing Eli j'itman to
turn his team out of the way onto the
hank, thereby upsetting his spring wagon
with the inmates. The persona in Andrew
Pitman's huggy were also thrown out,
but fortunately no one was hurt. De
ceased leaves a wife and two children to
mourn for the departed. But he died
not as one having no hope, having been
converted during the early part of his
sickness. Two brothers of deceased from
the western part of the state were home
w ith tin; aillicted before his decease.
The general health in this connnnnity
is good.
We had a half inch rain fall here on
Thursday night.
The l'eckner JJros. have started their
thresher and are doing good work.
Miss Lizzie Current, of Elmwood, is
visiting in our community.
Mrs. Katie Davis, of Platt.cmouth, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Winslow,
for a couple of days.
We are pleased to see the marked im
provement in the IIuitAi,i. It's a wel
come visitor to our home.
Alba Hobson is the only person from
this place attending the Uennett camp
meeting, the excessive hot weather pre
venting others from going.
The Factoryville Sunday School tjave
a Sunday School Picnic on the 4th inst.,
which, we are told was a success, there
being quite a number of schools present
to take part, also many speakers.
Rovkk.
WEEriN'U WATER.
Kr;'i.i the Kayle.
Walter Cole is on the sick list.
Will Jemison is hard at work upon his
new addition to his house.
Our Fair will be tuned up in running
order, four weeks from today.
A. A. Miller's new residence is receiv
ing the finishing touches this week, it is
h cozy home.
Y.- D. Finch, State Sunday shool evan
gelist f Fairfield, will be here Tuesday
and ma a six days visit.
Stone fo'r the foundation of the G. A.
IS. Hall are .being piled up on their lot
this week, to be ready for the founda
tion. B. A. Gibson and wife started for the
east the first of the week. Mrs. G. will
remain for some time, B. A. will visit
JSovia Scotia, and be back in time to
start his water works.
Dr. Lang has had a severe attack of
innamatiim of the bowels the past week
his prospects seemed good for a day or
two. for il trip over the dark river, but
Dr. Butler eaine, and said stay with us a
little longer he stays.
Miss Bertha Hadseli left for Tobias,
this morning, to visit relatives for a
couple of weeks. She was accompanied
by Miss Minnie lladsell. who returned to
her home in Tobias, after a three weeks
visit among friends end relatives in this
city and vicinity.
From the ltepuM'ican.
S. Mathews is building a carpenter
s.bop.
EL1 Carlyle is working for Wm. Coon
on thu .steam thresher.
Baldwin Bros, are at work building
t welve cars f.or Stout's cable railway.
VVm. Shepavd ji foreman of a gang of
men md teams vho aj beautifying Car
ter's addition.
-,.,. i. iv. Mr. Hindley ainy start cst
next Mo.uV for the purpose of soliciting
aid for the Ls",I(:ilnS UQli of the academy,
A moonlight picnic in the park was i at
tended by abom 3 young people last
night. Agrandl-une wa9 "W"1 b'
all.
Miss Ella Thorngate' has received word
from Omaha that her implication fr a
school in the city has en accepted.
.Miss Thorngate is a first-cla teacher and
Uer many fnends will gladly cad of her
9U.".cess.
Fr"jd Goth -Tp got back from Colorado
lastYVeek. lie took a homestead near
Crook Gco- Fariej" he says has a p.?
emtion W timber claim making him a
half section- George will remam till
winter whe Frcd w11 S back-
Four men t, e Jo0r3 and skylight
at Ashmun Brol bcr h"dw1re
urdav night. Ge. Flock and Lowell
Stoner wtre sleep. the lmldinff.
Ti i i i i ou"rh the tm root.
Ihev tired a shot tin Z f
e ,i -ff the roof and
I he fellows jumed
J., ,i on Elm street,
scampered up the walk v
The boys saw them leave.
Weather Repo
rt.
jcly 1887.
Mean temperature, 74,
Highest temperature on the 29th',1 03.
Lowest temperature on the 23d, 43.
Hottest night, 29th, 83.
Other hot days, 11th and 28th, 9S
Xo. times over 8.1, 24.
" 90, 18.
foggy, 1.
" thunder storms, 5.
Clear days, 19.
Cloudy clays none, that is the sum to
be 2:?.
Direction wind S. W.
liain fall, 2 J. . "
No. clays rain, 10.
The nisht of the 29th -was the hotte st
in 17 years.
JULY 188C.
Mean temperature, 73.3.
Highest temperature, 103, 13th. The
temperature for that night was 74.
CONDENSATION'S.
Till KSDAY.
It is rumored Nellie Grant Sartoris will
leave her negligent husband and return
to America and make her home with her
family.
One of the judges of the Illinois su
preme court is reported as saying to i
friend that the condemned Chicago an
archists would be refused a new trial.
Much dissatisfaction is felt among the
citizens in Washington with the extrava
gant, wasteful conduct of the three com
missioners who govern the district.
They are accused of misappropriating ami
squandering large sums.
Secretary Fairchild has issued a cir
cular to the cil'ect that the iutcrcst will
be prepaid on a certain list of bonds
after Aug. 1.1. The government w ill de
duct a rebate ut the rate of two per cent,
per annum on all interest prepaid.
George William Curtis, in an address
delivered at the annual meeting of the
National Civil Service Reform League
admitted that the principles of the league
had not been carried out under Cleve
land's administration.
General Ilusecrans has presented to
President Cleveland the resolutions of a
veteran association of Des Moines, Iowa,
condemning the G. A. li. leaders who
have denounced the President for his
action in regard to the rebel Hags. The
1 resident made a short speech returning
thanks.
The result of the election in Kentucky
is somewhat in doubt. The republican
committee claim they have elected Brad
ly governor by 5,000 majotity. The
democrats claim they have elected Bruck
ner by 12,000 majority. The ollicial
count will be needed to determine.
Cleveland's majority was ;51,S;i0.
The Pall Mall Gazette publishes a new
home rule scheme purporting to have
been accepted by the liberal leaders. This
scheme gives Ireland u national legisla
ture and an executive. There will be no
separation. The Ulstei Irish members
will continue to sit in the imperial parlia
ment in their present numbers. The
powers of the Irish parliament will be
delegated, matters to bo controlled in
Dublin, being clearly defined and also
subject to revision by the imperial par
liament. The land question will be left
to the Irish parliament- It is doubtful
whether the statement is ollicial. The
statement is valuable, however, as indi
cating the line of the amended policy of
Morley, Trevelyan, and Harcourt, which
is probably assented to by Gladstone anel
satisfactory to the liberals generally.
FllIDAY.
Stanley, the explorer, is reported safe.
The Chicago boodle case w ill probably
rrr t r flio inrir tiumnrni'.v
Ferdinand, newly elected prince of
Bulgaria, is on his way to Sofia.
The Siamese princes visiting this
country have reached Washington City.
The detective who went to Canada to
arrest McGarigle failed to get a warrant
there for him.
Ferry has written his seconds he is
ready to either meet Boulanger or to ac
cept arbitration.
A memorial meeting was held in Sioi v
City Thursday night, it being the anui
niversary of the murder of Rev. Geo. C.
Haddock.
Maxwell, who murdered Prellor, has
been granted a writ of error by Justice
Miller of the United States Supreme
Court. This stays proceedings until the
court meets in October.
The New7 York journals all have lead
ing editorials on the subject of George
William Curtis' speech on reform. It
is generally conceded the mugwumps
will entirely desert Cleveland.
The republicans generally concede that
the democratic candidate for governor of
Kentucky has been elected, but by a
greatly reduced majority. The demo
crats are astonished at their losses.
The Texas election upon the prohibi
tion amendment was a disastrous defeat
to the prohibitionists. The majority
against the amendment is large, will ;
probably reach 50.000. Fort Worth is
the only city in which prohibition is car
carried, the majority for it there was 198.
The Pacific Investigating Committee
now silling in San Francisco is receiving
some startling testimony. A member of
the first board of directors of the Central
Pacific Railway testifies that valley lands
were sworn to be foot hill lands in order
to receive additional subsidy of $10,000
uer mile.
6ATUIIDAY.
Violent shocks of earthquake have
becu felt at Laghout, Algeria.
The report that cholera had appeared
at Acapulco Mis., has no foundation.
A cyclone struck Milibrook, Kan.,
which destroyed almost the entire city
and killed two persons.
Eleven of the Chicago boodlers hare
been convicted. Seven were sentenced to
two years imprisonment and four to a
ges$l,00C.
By the sinking of the steamer Maua-
on LaKe Jianawa ac uouncu liiuiis
. i: 1 l
wa,
Hrec lives me ivuuii lu uai; utcu
lost anu Perhaps one or two more.
One hund"-1 Slormons from Salt Lake
nu i,r r.rl. "d to the Dominion Gov
ernment for homesad lands in the vicin
ity of Medicine Hat, N -ruiwesi. ieiruory
The executive committee ?f the Central
Farmer's institute of Ontario has declared
itself in favor of unrestricted reciprocity
with the United States.
A duel was fought in St. Bernard par
ish, at New Orleans, between two French
men. The weapons were short swords.
JTeither was seriously injured.
Laer returns indicate that prohibition
was debated in Texas by a majority of
from 40 to 0,000. Some of the antis
are bi tting even money that the majority
will be 101,000.
Asa consequence of the prolonged
drouth in Illinois, vegetation is so dry
that thousand of ai r. s have brn bin ned
over and a great ! 1 of damage done.
Man' wells and small lakes and stnams
have dried up, compelling the farmers to
haul their water for miles.
SIMJAY.
Mrs. Logan's condition is viry much im
proved. Several of the convicted Chicago bood
lers have handed in their resignations.
Kansas City is endeavoring to procure
a comprehensive Mexican exhibit for its
permanent exhibition.
Kmperor Francis Joseph, of Au-tria,
ariivedat Kmperor William's resilience
at I'adeschloss yesterday.
No overtures have as yet been made'
to the Dominion government for' the ex
tradition of McGarigle.
Four British fishing vessels have been
seized by American authorities in the
Behring sea, und taken to Sitka.
King Knlakaua has been forced to sign
the new constitution, funned bv th" new
Hawaiian governmen', which virtually
makes that island a republic and the king
only a king in name.
Considerable trouble was caused bist
night, in New York, at a meeting of the
Tenth Assembly District of the I'nit d
Lalior party, by ftii attempt to cxpi 1 the
socialists from the party.
Secretary Fairchild received several
communications from holders of l S.
bonds, announcing their acceptance of the
terms of the circular of :Jnl inst. for the
prepayment of six month's interest on the
public del it.
Advices from Sui Salvador state that
American machinery is being supplanted
in San Salvador and everywhere else in
Central America by base immitations.
mostly mud'.! in (Jermanv and stamped
with American trade marks, but which
are worth'ess as compared with American
made goods.
MONDAY.
It is rumored that Germany intends to
absorb Holland.
Several prominent men of San Francis
co have been indicted for bribing juries.
There was a white frost in western
New York, the thermometer registering
40 .
It is reported from San Francisco that
J. C. Flood, president of the Nevada
bank and partner of John Mackay, is dy
ing. It is rumored that Prince Ferdinand
will start for Bulgaria tomorrow -with
the intention of assendingthe Bulgarian
throne.
Natural gas has been discovered at
Fulton, la. It has caused great excite
ment and several more wells will be bor
ed immediately.
The Mexicans are preparing to have a
worlds fair an the city of Mexico in 1892
to commemorate the discovery of Ameri
ca bv Columbus.
TLKSDAY.
A iipw Atlantic cable pool is about
formed. The rates agreed on are o. to
40 cents per word.
The Louisville, Kv. tobacco men want
statistician Dodge of the agricultural de
partment removed on account of his re
cent tobacco report.
Col. A. W. Doniphan who won so
much distinction in the Mexican war
died at his residence in Richmond Mis
souri Monday night at 9:-M.
Capt. James Quinn, United States en
gineer, in his annual report recommends
in aiiiironriation of 10,000 for expen
diture on the Missouri ri v( r between Sioux
City and Ft. Benton.
There are now several British men of
war in the Canadian waters who are or-
fh-rcd to assist the local authorities in
keeping American fishing boats outside
the limits.
I'iie socialists are making trouble in
ACW 1 DTK ill ine Uimeu iaoo; jeuiv oy
1- 1 . 1 .. TT. -i. .1 T .1 ......4-.. 1...
trying to control it. There a-ere several
rows at party meetings last night but the
socialists were generally defeated.
An attcniot was made to wreck a Rock
Island train in Iowa river near Iowa City.
file spikes were drawn from the rails but
the engineer observed a misplaced rail in
time to stop the train.
John L. Sullivan the noted pugilist
was presented with a golden belt inscrib
ed "Champion of Champions" at the Bos
ton theater. 1 he house was jammed.
The mayor of the city and other officials
were present.
Th2 affairs of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Davton'road which has been controlled
anel managed recently by Henry S. Ives,
who figured so prominently as t'r; buyer
of the B. & O. a stort time aro. are now
being investigated by a committee.
One of the four Chicago boodlers who
were fined has paid his fine. Action in
the others was deferred, till Thursday.
Argument on the motion for a new trial
in the cases of the seven sentenced to the
penitentiary is postponed till Oct. 1.1.
They remain confined in the county jail.
General Boulanger has vyritten a letter
to his seconds in reference to his propos
ed duel with Ferry, in which he says:
"Public opinion will judge between one
who, at a long distance off, insults a gen
eral, and who will only grant derisory
reparation, and myself, who purposed to
rik my lifo to avenge my honor as a sol
dier." The price of wheat in the Vienna. Aus
tria, market fell to a lower point Satur
day than known in twenty-three years.
TltQ wheat crop of France is good. It is
estimated lhat the yield will amount to
1 1 ft OOn nrifl Iiki f r.litrcs nirninst 1 00.000.-
000 in ISSfi. The Russian harvest reports
are satisfactory,
COUNTY PROHIBITION CONVEN
TION.
Resolutions and Platform Adopted
and Tickot Nominated.
Th.- prohibition county convention for
Cass county nu n ut Masonic hall in Weep
ing Water August .'!d for the purpose of
nominating its candidates for the ap
proaching diction. Thomas Bull of
Weeping Water wiis selected to till the
chair and J. C. Cob-man of I'lattsmoutli
was chosen secretary.
Afti r player by S. I). Fitehie a motion
carried that all numbers of the prohibi
hitioii party insert be accepted as delc
"ates. n motion the following named pi r-
sons were appointed to draft and present
resolution: S. 1). Fitehie and II. M.
Gault.
On motion, the following irmed j er
sous were i beted ibb-uat'S to the state
prohibition com vent ion
gu.-l HUh und 1 nil lss7
S. 1 ), l-'itch'-j, Wcepi:::
:t Lincoln, All
Water.
;rhoN,.is Run,
G.B. Crippin,
A. O. As'al-y,
1 ". I li i lgl,y,lialtsmouth.
J C. Coleman,
II. M. Gault. "
P. P. (bis::,
K. F. Crampton, "
W. 15. Alexander, "
Rev. (Jeo. Murray, Murray.
Samuel Carlyle, Greenwood.
Rev. Hill. Ragle.
Philander Williams, Klmwood.
A. A. Hardy, Victoria.
The committee on revolutions presented
the following, which was unanimously
adopted :
M.ATrouM or cash cnrxTV.
Resolved, That we acknowledge Al
mighty God as the rightful sovereign
of man from whom the just powers of
government are derived, und to whose
laws human enact incuts should conform
as an absolute condition of peace, pros
perity and hap;:in-ss.
Resolved, That we demand the earliest
possible prohibition of the liquor tratic
by both s tate and national constitutions
I nil. 1 lli" r'-i I of crime-fostei intr li
cense systems.
R. solved. That a wrong principal re
mains eternally wrong, whether the busi
ness it permits be protected by law either
in high or low lic ense.
Resolved, That the experience with high
license in Nebraska has shown clearly
that it is a monopoly in iniquity, inexpe
dient, ineffective, a delusion and a snare,
an attempt to bribe the conscience by ex
torting from an immoral, home-devastating
and soul-damning business.
Resolved, That both the old parties
have billed to commit themselves to pro
hibition, and at the la-t session of our
legislature the republican party notorious
ly refused to submit a prohibitory amend
ment to the vote of the people notwith
standing their pledges in convention prior
to the i lection to do so.
Resolved, That, therefore, in view of
these incontrovertible facts, jdl true pro
hibitionists must of a necessity identify
themselves raid affiliate with a party that
will support their principles uiitrammeled
by fear and asking no favor of the liquor
interests. A political change is inevit
able and the country's need is not a
change from onrj whisky-fostering party
to another, therefore we cordially invite
all to come into the purest political party
on earth.
Resolved, That we extend cordial sym
pathy to all wage-workers of our county
in all lawful cfioits to better their con
ditions. Resolved, That we favor the granting
of liberal pensions to all disabled soldiers
and sailors of the union army and navy
who have been honorably chstnargetl,
their widows and orphans.
Resolved, That we regard the spirit of
diarchy which proceeds from the saloon
and the notorious election frauds in
Michigan the present year as an occasion
for the gravest indignation and alarm.
S. D. Fitciiik,
Chairman Committee on Resolutions.
On motion, F. F. Badgely of Platts-!
mouth was elected chairman of the coun.
ty central committee, Wm. A. Tiffany
secretary and Thos. Bull treasurer. The
following persons were elected as mem
bers of the central committee for the en
suing year:
F. F. Badge-ley, Plattsmouth city.
Wm. A. Tiffany, Plattsmouth precinct.
Thos. Shryock, Louisville.
SamT Carlyle, Salt Creel:.
S. P. Hardy, Victoria.
Noah Clemmons, Rock Bluffs.
F. D. Filchie, Weeping Water.
Rev. Parker, Center.
Wm. M. Tucker, Mt. Pleasant.
Rev. G. Shuman, Liberty.
Geo. Wright, Tipton.
Philander Williams, Stove Creek.
. O. Ogden, Avoca.
The following persons were duly nom
inated to fill county offices:
For sheriff, J. C. Coleman of Platts
mouth. For county clerk, Wm. II. Pool of
Wabash.
For probate judg P. P. Gass of Platts
mouth. For treasurer, H. M. Gault of Platt
ni on til.
For commissioner, Win. M. Tucker,
Libi rty.
For superintendent of public instruc
tion, W. J. Cliiu- of Weeping Water.
Nor clcik of district court, ('has. Cruta
of Weeping Water.
For coroner, Dr. E. W. Murth ss of
Weeping Water.
Moved and carried that a copy of theso
proceedings be furnished each paper in
the county. On motion the convefitiou
adjourned sine die.
J. ('. Cm. i:ian, Secretary-,
I flU IIUqIU-IIUIMII, U U VI I
What is known as the "(Jleiin I'MucaV
tional Hill, wlneli lias passed I In- liouse
of the Georgia Legislature, every white
member voting in its favor, subjects a
teacher to a year's punishment in tho
chain-gang for instructing white and col
ored children in the same si hool. Before
this bill was introduci d it had the II
dorsemcnt of every di n,o rat in both
branches of the legislature, and the house
very promptly pa-M-d it. but the demo
crats have since taken alarm at. w t,
some of them have and an cll'ort is lie
being made to induce its i.nthor to per
mit, its Miopres.sion in commit I "c. So l .r,
however, he refuses to permit anvil. big
of tin-soi t, and if tin; bill ii priKi.il in
the senate it will pa s and become a law.
The South is appealing to congnis for
national aid to her common schools. We
mistake the spirit of the people i f the
North and West if the n quest h cumpli
cd with in the face of suc'i a r"gulati".i
of state law. This is carrying ', es legis
lation Hi.d ca- te to Ml extit mit v Ideli it
becomes the duty of the people of the
Noith, regarilh-s-s of politic--. ( cnnd-mii
in the severe-it t. lias. If t.iii-iis n speci
men of the "New South," it is not. much
of
proycineiit on
th
11"!
ri:
TO-
Ids
whipping, slave-holding, state's
South. The endorsement of such a bill -and
it has t in' eie lorsi in; nt of t h" Gem gin
legislature, even if it does not become
law is ii serious mistake, and cannot fad
to itiseonra .;e Northern philanthropists
from i tending aid to Southern edie a
tioiiid iistitut ion;, to say nothing of the
effect -. hich it will have upon the qui s
tion of nation-d assistance. Oiii iha .V-
pnl,H u.
A Warning to Ducloc.
Pro I. Cop.; declares in the American
Xatui aiist that the Nero type of physiog
nomy is becoming common in the progeny
of th - 1 lungers and frequenters of the
club rooms who spend th"ir time and
wits solely in seeking to gratify their hu
man senses and bids. Oiuuha Ili ruld.
And all Skin and Scalp Olsoases
Cpecdily Cured by Cutlcura.
Oer .in!" urn will lie four years .f iien j.ii the
JT,. !i net. Ill .May. lmr,, lie v.as allai-keil v. i I It a
very I'l.eif ill I. l eak inn out of l In-skin. We call
ed la a iiliysieian v. Iio t n-ai ei iai for ahout
four week-. '1 1't- elnll lereived little .r n
j'oiit il -iiu I lit t lea? in i-nt . a tin- In ealdn out,
-ii'.i-eil !y Hie physician to n hive in an
e;.-. at eil loriii, he ami' li iyer in Ploti-hi . anil
nioie a i.d li.oie il IM 1 ( ssin . We wi le fiwijueiit
ly ol'li.;i-(! In K"l up in tin; i.iidil aii't rati him
with soda ia water. Hlolii.' liniment i, etc. Fin
ally, v.a- c;,l!ed other physician-.-, t,nj no evs
tha'i six i.aii attemi cd io cure him, all a!ik
faiii t;.:.'. ami the child steadily jrettii woi-ns
ai.d v.iMsc, until ahoul I he -."t h "I last .Inly,
u hen " ln-e,an to "jve him X"i jccha i'.t soi,
VKN r 'liii-!i:aliy. io:d III'- Cini I ma. ami ("c
Tici K.v s o.ve eMi-in.il!', i.iid hy t: e last i,t
Autmsl I.e. v. as so i early ell t hat w e gave liim
on iy cm; .isse ol the Kksoi.v l-.N'r ahoul every
second !;iy for ahiu.t t en days hinder, anil he
has in vi-r h"( li 1 1 on 1. 1 ed si nee with the tm rihm
n i ah id j . In :;i 1 v. e used lens than nut lia If of a
dottle of i r Tic i it.v Ki-soi.v k.st, a little li s.-i
I h y ii one l'o of I i th i i;a, and only i. ne cake
of ( I'll-.i i:a So.ve.
II. I . I V AN'. I av n'a, I.ivie; slon ( it . III.
S'.iil'sciil.'d and s oi n to he Ion- ne-1 1. is four! h
day or.lamiiiiy, W7. '. N. COK..I. 1'.
SCROFULOUS HUMORS.
I ;si Milium I vas very si'-k hein covered
with some i. i it 1 1 ol .-ere) i, 1 a. 'I in; !oi ioi s could
net help i i -. I v. as a l-.t-.-.i tony thei'i -i r i ha
Kr.-di.v KM. I lie! so and i ii a i ay I fcl f vv
h.-Her and h.-tter t:nt :1 I am a ' w "i I Ms i v er. I
tli ;i i k von very much, and would like to have
it lo,l to th" pt.hlic.
l.JiW . Juji'MAN.S. North Attlehoro, Mais.
SKIN DISEASE CURED.
Vr. Frank Mer;i;ky say s tliar veer Cl.TI-
rii v Ki-.Mi.nil-seiiie'J hi- heyol a skin (iiseiisi)
af ler several ih; i-t oi s Ii i ii f ai ii-d I o In-! t he hoy.
!le spent over one I. und i . d iloi;;. rs wi.h doc
tor. Cn ii i im I 1 M n.i i s euit-ii him.
.J. :: 1 11-1-A V, 1 lea-am Alount, Fa.
(v i l'l the ereat skin eure, aril ( iTlif
T' A i,a- i Tejian-d 1 ion i i: , e: I erua!;y. :.nd I e
ii' i i.-A 1: esoi.v k.vt tile- i..,v l.lood purifier. in
terna:!;.', ai e a p sitive cure for evci y form of
s!:i:i a-ii : l..oii ui-cait; from j imples io
sei of iila.
.Sold evr-ryv. her". Fiice : Cn l rKA.r.cepiits ;
Ct'ilii i;a Sua r, i'i cei ts ; i.'innxiiA IIksoi-
VI..N r, I.(;3. l ie p -I' d hy I'OTT K It JJ11LO A.M
l iu jiic.M, ( o., l;os;..n.
K i:il foi-' ISow to 'iirekin DiM-an'N."
H.Tl'I.KS, l-lai-k heaus. Si- in J'.lemishes.arid
iVi I;aPy Ilcmors, use Cl 'l I. l i;a ftoAP.
A Word About Catarrh.
"Ir is the taiifetis nieiahiane, tliaf wonderful
s-eiii-I eiive'ope s u ! i omul ir.tf t tie deiieat e
ti-.s.iec of t !e-f-ir and 1 o"d j smsaae. lhat Ca
ti.rrh makes its -tr"i-'hoid, Unci: -t.hii-hcl,
it eats in I he very ilals. ami rt-ndei s life hut
a loi :-iiiau a hier-ifh of lniserv ai i' lisea'e,
nTjj ti"' ':v.n '.I l:ariJitr, t rammellii : the
po.M r of speef'.i. ill.-? li oj th" faculty of
sun- I. tain-; i;: the breath, and k ilhii't the re
lined pie;'.: of ta-ie. ii.siiiueui- y. hy ereep
iet; from a simple eld in t..e head" U assaults
tin; Iiieli.l.i aiiOnn Idling ai:d Tivelef,es th
holies, eating tliroe-h the r, lieate eoati i.inl
causing )in!!,iii:a;i' n. slouuhin'j n.iid df-atti.
Xiitliirj; il. 'it of toh-.l -i auicaticn will h-cijih
health to th" patit nt. awl ah a leviatives are
M-iiply proeras iii.".i-d .s!.!leriiit;s. leadii'K to a
fatal tera in.itioii. s ank. i:i h I;am ai CrME,
hy Inhaiiiiin,! ;.ini l.y Ji,!innU administration,
ha- never failed : iv'i when t h-liise-Hsi-has
nc'.i1 e f: i'.-l.t ! ul !liro;l.is 'on ii"li at" c-onstitu-ti'-i
s. Jii-utinir, n.ii-I- ai d taste havf heu re-
i-i.vtTMi, ai.ii the tl.s,ea-:e thoroughly driven
out."
S l Mj irei: i ' r.ADir.'.Lf I RK consists of one
hottle Ol lil" jl AIHCAl. CL'llE. or 4; h()X
1 A if K II A I. SoI.VI NT. aril one Imi-1'.dvku I'
HAi.sii, if-i'tly w i art cd ia one package, with
fu.i directions ; pri.e, .jl.
roTTict ni:i:o & ChkmicvlCo., Boston.
OH ! MY BACK, MY BACK !
i.EI,;Vi:l IM OSKlilM TE.
A ( binf 1 acke. hips. iid i-idi-s, kidney
ft rtsnd iiieiinf pains-, weaknes- and'n
s.iV tl.tiii'.i ation.i heuiautie. neuraliTK-.M-i-
tie. Mid-n-ii . siiarj) ana nervoui palrin.
e'n,iulis.e,i!(U faiid stiaini' relivd i
oiif Kiinntr lv t'at pew, original, elegant
Kinl infai:ihl antidote to pa n nml intlamat ioti
tin; luliourii nl i - I'ai u IlHtr. aActs. i
five lor l : ?.t all iiruiiii.-j or I'otttr Ilrug am1.
Chemical Co., Dosiou. 0-irii