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New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE TWO WHALES OFF LONG ISLAND.


lbs morning, hearing that whale had been
caught Just south Of Long Island. little out from the
peaeh at Amaganset took my family 10 SEQ what was
V Us great wonder. Two whales were taken, young
one and ts mother They from the shore play
lg 10 the ocean. The eager fishermen sprang 20 ther
& yOdt Was dashed 70 pieces but no man was
al Z e loss was small compared 70 the gain, WIlch VIZ
70 not less than t2O0O or 5000 Ihe WnacHsL
nVdled their prize 20 the shore rs pOsSlDt5
Sa9 Nhen We arrived at the beach Ihe tlue
So gone ont and left the great creature anVst
Leu and dry. j stood upon the monster
s sas he blubOer cut on IN huge pieces ten or tWelY
90 thck, leaving great raw bloody carcass LHIy
- iOg 70 lie upon the shore and sink into the hahu OF
% be swept on INTO the ocean by storm whalecap
h tes fne he has eaten the meat Of whale, ana pro
s4lee9 u almost good as beefsteak The bsheIi1cn
E Esm lhey would ask nothing better sweeter IN WIlc
lily doughnuts than tho oil Of whales tongue AZ
lhe large quantities Of blood flow from the aninals
G1hIS was reminded OF what had heard Dr. BOyntou
eetufes On geology say OF the power OF the wlale
a. lVl Us breath, mld remain long time under wafer
s mentioned as an explanation OF this, tho large quah
~ o. blood which would not 30 quickly require
sxosh supply Of oxygen. The blubber was ceeyed on
~ ent INTO large pieces with along handled sharp IN
slunent, called spade. IL then cut INTO smaller
6ss suo tried In large oadrOn The scraps were used
Oi ~ lueL The skin WAS nearly half an inch ~ thickness
IT, eeaYed into scales resembng courtplhbttrs on De
h .h exposed 20 the Tie whaleD0ns OF the Two ls
worth 800 This u taken from the head, and moro easily
sued Than had supposed. IL attached 70 lhe upper
ys ana extends from the Jaw dQwhwhl1, III - patUse
teIalel boards strips ana INC lhsldS, GUY Oi
suese 10 split into innumeIaDle haltilke hhieoh
,elleA form network or hebo covering t9
We mouth, aud after the whale has hlied
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
4 CELEBRATED BREACH oFPRoMISE CASE

CRAIG ACT. sPRAGUE IN LLNOIs-CINCINEATI
AFFECTIONS VERSUS CHICAGO GREENBACKS'
An interesting breach of promise case is now
trial at Wheaton in Illinois The parties in the suit
are Miss Amanda j. Craig agt Elisha c. sprague. The
plaintiff is highly educated and excellent young lady OF
Cincinnati Ohio. For many years she has been teacher
in the high school in that city. The defendant Is resi-
dent Of Chicago His statement places his wealth at
s5OO,OOO.
The suit was commenced in Chicago in the month OF
August 1866 damage being laid in the modest amount OF
100000. The continued two three times on
application OF the defendant Finally however he TOOK
change Of venue TO Dupage County, Naperylle at tht
time being the seat The case is now on trial at wheaton,
the present County seat OF Dupage County.
Mrs Craig mother OF the plaintiff testines that the
tbe defendant showed the plaintiff very marked aten.
tion, and was her constant attendant until 1868:
several times Miss Craig refused 10 receive
bIs attentions but sprague was persistent. and
managed 10 maintain himself near her person He was
very OtentatOus In regard 10 his wealth. and repeatedly
spoke 10 her Of his possessions In 1864 he discontinued
to exhibit his wealth In the year 1865 they were engaged
TO be married, the wedding day being fixed upon the
10Th Of September, 1868 About the time thor engage
as teacher In the high school, and prepared for the mar
rage, and the wedding trip which he had promised her
articles and 10 partially pack her trunks for travelling
When the aiimportant day had arrived, now
ever, the defendant did not put In appear
neither did he arrive the next day, nor the day
after that; In fact not at all But instead, lao sent her
letter. informing her that ho had gone TO Boston to con
suit a physician regard 10 his health. This however
afterward proved 20 be false statement on his part o
continued 20 correspond with the plaintiG until the
Spring OF 1866, when he visited CINCINNATI ana removed
the engagement second time the wedding was au-
nounccd, and the day fixed for the 10th OF April
lie at that said he FIRST wanted to 10 Chicago ana
arrange for house for her The defendant came 10 this
city, but never returned tOthe woman he had promised
10 marry Soon aiterward she heard that Mr.. Sprague
Chicago found thai such the case and at com
menced suit against him for breach OF promise nj.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
Mr,RpER AND IYNcHIYG IN KENTUCKY.

On Thursday night, the 9th inst, in the little
village of Nevada some six miles from arrodsburg, and
about four miles from Pcrryvlc, most ylanous and
probably successful attempt at assassination was made
The victim, "A young man named Harvey Young. from
Pnasl County had been attending school NJ PcrfyVe,
and boarding with Mrs Gray, widow lady residing III
Nevada ne ia represented young man OF quiet dis
postOn very studOus and innofensiye When found on
friday morning he lying on the moor OF ms room
covered with blood from several gaping ana dcadB
ounds ON the head Two OF those wounds, bOth on the
right side OF tho head, and penetrating TO tue
brnin were certainly made by tho edge OF an ak,
yyhcR was nferWard found the house, very bloody
The other members Of the household, II would SEEM
lne nothing the affair until the next morning, Wncn,
M a very early hour, man named John fennyt very
desncraie character and during the war member OF
Gripsby's regiment Of Rebel cavalry tiOrgans cOm-
mand) came 10 borrow pOw from the lady, wheh
somcbow the question arose whether or not Mr. Young
was vet M Mrs Gray requested Penny TO step TO tho
dnor Of his room aud waken him. Penny immediately
returned from his erraud. stating at Mr. Young was
n0 on the floor dead on Saturday night largo DOdy
of armed men rode into Nevada "a put midnight, anu
gong directly 10 the house Of Mrs. Gray where Young
Vas stll lying with scarcely perccpll bio iespfauOi
two OF their number went directly INTO me room Oi
Youug and selling Penny, whO ever since the decd OF
Thursday night has been assiduOuh ~ ma attentions 10
fLe diving man. they took him out ana hung hlm unth
dead Your correspondent by riga cfoss,ehanina l
top yious 10 hanging Of Penny tried Industrious
v 10 ascertain IL there were suspicious as 10 WHO was ho
erpetratOr; but all the Information he could obtain WIS
tbat there was sentiment IN that community ms
IN Who ala the deed Every one, II ythng was known
scemed 10 fear the responsibility or bringing inc
charge against Penny. Now That Ienhy Is dead lno
catalogue OF the ships In the second book Of lad was
not Ror than that OF the crimes laid TO his charge hhd
the evidences OF quit imputed 20 linn IN this case
wv Correspondence OF The Gin. Commercial
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THF ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF Mis-
sOI'RI-We are now closing out the balance of thl
desirable security at the low price of ST aud accrued
interest i'm currency. These bonds limited to less
than $I4 600 per mile, and secured by mortgage on
the entire property of the Company, thus making
the same one Of the safest and most profitable secur
ties for investment now i'm the market.
TURNER BRoTmERs Bankers, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

bis mouth with water. he pushes it out through this
sraner and thus secures the s9tmps contained IN the
called ped or spotted beautiful gstening black with
white spots saw the harpoon which pierced the huge
by the toes of the monster The King Chief Of the
Montauk tribe OF Indians was pointed out 10 me among
soon forget the excursion of this daythe side Of the
I nonarch Of the deep stretched on the shore Of the
soSdjnG sea and the Inspiration felt treadine
tie Grsf time the sands of the old and gazing on
tbe bOuudess waste Of waters-Sag HarbOr Correspond
ence of The Meriden Republican
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the Rock
FORD, Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD Con-
PANY, pay principal and interest-1st February and
lst August-in GOLD Com, free Of Government tar
We recommend these bonds as one of the best Sc
cured and most profitable investments on tho
market.
Pamphlets with maps giving full information, sent
on application. HENRY CLEws & Co.,
Bankers, No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
A MAN FALLS DOWN A FIFTY-FOoT PRECIPICE
AND Is KILLED.

most melancholy accident occurred at n
o,clock last evening at Telegraph HILL man named
Dennis Larkn who lived on HInckleyst, had been en-
oaoed near the rear his house in conversation with two
neigbhoriug women On starting 70 20 up the decliyity
to lis door his foot slipped He slid down decyity OF
about 30 feet length, struggling IN vain TO regain ms
Soothod and then fell pTecpice OF so or 60 feet m
ght lie lodged Ia the yard Of OF his neghbors, ana
VIA OF course instantly killed: The body was removed
tn t2e Coroner's Office. The deceased was native OF
Ireland aged 40 years. His occupation that OF hog
dealer Ie buried his wife few months ago, ana leaves
Two children the eldest being about 10 years old Inc
deceased was entirely sober at the mo Of tho accident
The locality at WHICH As sad affair occurred IS between
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE MARKETS.
Ic,rernll, r,pOrlsd for TaE TRInrsE !

ICarelaly TtD0Tied Tor IHE IRlbrNET -.
FRIDAY. June T. 1862
AsHRS-Tbe steady and moderately aye sales OF b6
Al - T5d 90 for Pots and 30 250 50 IS for Pearls
continues moderate and OF looming enaaete
prices the note sales OF LOW Os az 0df' of
Yellow Westernand Southern. ~. -. RI,
BRSTLES steady. With moderate business az RON OeUS%
for American Gray and White 80. .,0 =,
B0YE-Furtbef s es GraBde at $33 5o6 $50 tun
COTTONSpnners buy with comparative ireedom ths
amply small and spangy offered and win continues
abroad prices again higher closing bim oa
an bales 74 last evening OF which 65 we're
taken by spuuer bY specuors and t9 by exporters vi ve
boe 1871 are to Sales also Of $50 bales Low hddug Tor
jane, 29c We quote as follows M - a., r.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

Montgomery and Kearney, and north OF Broadway. NO
eAanation OF the lody had been made, but II was sup
posed that his neck vas broken.
san Francisco Times, May 25.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

Herring Labrador. D O1 o.
PREGS-ro Liverpool steamer 1000 bush Wheat at Old ara
London bbs Flour a26 Danish vessel about ~" q@
Grain. chartered to Cork, per orders at 3d. 100, ,..
FEATHERS Ia moderate demaud aud steady al e9asO ' P
Tennessee, and 9i095c. for DO. Western
GRAlN-Ihe wheat market moderately actNei
co.e heavy and the market dull Winter too IS NeaAel Wy
has been In for milling but cbieny 10Y
Chicago Springs Sl tG$l q tor No 4, rJst md steady;
81 65 for White Genesee. Barley MAJ s c,ys ssd Tuet
sales Of 400 bush 81 30 OATS Ms 80 III 600 hush AZ
better the demand part speculative ihe IN sore Rve-
TlUBDc Western alos'
nye. rann,i. the lies are 100 bush on private es ~
P,,, "a m g Jsr er t6e home aud Eastern Gei ths s'ss
ave g7 0,a bpsb "A 5ld6je Damp anl OnsSa ~
No., -o9Gc t,r Cpa lots; BKiTa Dry Do stosI0'0 ~ V-
seos sni as IN store; Western White Al 0'~'''' N' ''
me a. use X " Int little doing in either Bags or CLOTH We
ese,st tr The former anl 2Jc for TIE alter
Ps good aud WIN hht recepts prices are
HAl Sbjpnirg and 9Oc 81 l5 for Retail lots Rye
htm AZ Ula'le short, and %ldSl ID for Long
quote al w GJc for Manila. gOd l0dnic.
prees sslc for Tampco, 4ld5lc for Juei $40 for anj
I M ar Russian Clear; B250 s2S for American Dressed and
|. St,St5 : 200 for American Undressed
IS Of activity and steady feeling desir
.soo Dry Ayre 2l4 G22c Onoco. 2O92oic, gOds
noDssie slsughters, i dl2lc, currency and 6um.
HopsThe but little DONG Ia tits branch of trade We quote At
s6l5c growth and quality.
HOSBY-Cuba selling at 65GSc, gold in bond and s4as8c'
IBGD-Pg moderately active the trade Sales at &c. GOLD
MOLASSESNot active but steady few lots OF choice desbe
goods MuscOyaao 52d6Oc Porto Rico de5c and Caed 3o
Sic 5J bids Barbados pnats
terms; and 25 hhds New Orleans at 6le -,
IRON-American Iron held az S4l0St2 for No prime egh
brands No X 33d39c Great appheuos exist tat tW0hlrs
a OF the Lehgh furnaces will require 10 blow out Tor want oi coal
The Lhh Valley RAILROAD Ou brought down aS pace
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

Money was steady at per cent upon miscellaneous
shares Government holders continue report hDerai
offerings at per cent. on Government bonds Comuiel
cal paper finds ready sale at per cent for primo a0
ceptances. .,oo+
sterling Exchange ls Armer showing an improvement. .
of since Yesterday Prime GOday bills sold AZ V' SSN'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

COFPERhere moderate demand former rates The
market ruling grades though the supplies on sale a0
amp; Rio Ee and 400 bags laguaya on
private terms d7ic 23Gl5 aud Maracabb 0lc gold
lOPPRR-The American, quiet and prices n"ml
nal 2 for 23c for Bath. Sales ~ uns OF tennessee az
2tc New shea,hing and yellow metal are unchanged
COAL still somewhat unsettled aud prices nneeran sales rom
yarl Al 81 5Od So and by the cargo 80 5Od$ q tun
moderate demand and steady az 2l12j Tor Ada
manine 48c Sperm, and SEC for Patent -
FLOUR AND MEAWe have had active market ior Four
prices; all brands are from JDoc
lover rcep state only shade oh the receipts
the close rather difficult OF sales the
bb including 1900 bh State BN-
tras taken for export than half Of 70 arrive uP
40 the 10Th inst AZ SO 10, closing AZ sass 23 for
Superfne State 2 Bra do IS 0 SO 90 for Fancy
do S0d s6 the low grades Of Western BHtrai 80 %
So 80 for good Spring Wheat Extras SO OGS7 30 for
Minpesota and Extras; $6086 80 tor Shipping Ohio;
asa SO brands and Family brands at 50 G 81 0'
sc 6Dd Winter Wheat Extra indiana aud Mch
gap 70d Wheat DO do % 2O0S 65 for Family
40 and SbgUQSl22l for ST. LOUIS Extra and Double
RKtrs California il lower and heayyi sales Of 80
sacks Al SO 5aS825 Horn. aud SO GOA $40 for Isihmu.
Souberu FLOUR moderate demand The supply
liberal We notice arrival Of New for the from Augusta
Ga 50; sales OF $40 bb At 80 3d 20 % for
oruay 10 good Baltimore aud COunty 50 6SI for Extra
Georgia aud Yuma sc 4lGSl3 2 for ES,a aud Family Maryland
aud l5d 80 for Family Do R'e Flour lower. aud
moderate demand Of 200 bb a p44Od So 90 COu Meal dull
WhsAyThe market heavy aud s acyei sales Of I'D
bbs. at 81.
FIS-There degree activity for Dry Cod and prices
sales % 600 guiutss MacSerel hrn ad 10 tir
lu4th lulla aunFha Va
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
,rhn fnllnwinp were ma DDS for Bnnk st0cks:
And tho following for Railroad bonds;

NevYok CeutrslG 1883 % Ct western s Mort lel. b
Ney.lorS Central r. Estate 70 TT Western ~ Mortgage We ~
New York suhscu. t us 10 Iowa lsl oTt '
30 - "a Nort Ipdi lgIo Calena Chicago Extended. gi
r - IA Moi InrI lgJ % GaeBa Chicago "a M..,. 20
80 - an Mort IuFd $780, Chic. and r. Island lst Mort ,lO
Err 4. 5lh Iudd l883 ~ Chic H. facllc yl
n 4 Morris Esse1 "a Mort 9ii
IL ~ - Nfe laf9 Clrye ToL Sinking Fund 100
J - "a 5i Nj y y 1895 ip3l Nea.Jeey Central lst M..lOO
i,r ~ Mont 100 NewJerey Central 2l M.....lO0
Nh Gent IN e. 1860 n LIP ~ J. Central hds...... g9
Sb Gem new lat g. l2J Pnts PLWayne Chic M.lO5
ti IA 40 ner c III NJ l2 PITTS FL Chic 81 NJ. 20
ps - guraptd by Mo- "a cleveland ptsbuTgh 2d NJ. 81
@ Crptr, ner ct f87O 100 Cley G. Sk r. 9Th NJ. Tb
Alton r. H. lst Ag..,,.... 80 Chcago Alton lneone ~
Alton r. 2l Mg pref. 30 Peninsula Bonds 70
"A Mn & Paul ist NJ l0
on { \ Wesrn Fund . NM ST. Paul lst M. 30. 80
CS,go n w lst Mort 05 Milwaukee ST. Paul m Mort 95
Consolidated D. COnY,. 20 Nil ST. PAUL. NJ d...,. ~
Han St. Jo Land Grants 1903 NIL ST. Paul "a M........ 80
Han ~ Jos Land Marietta and Gin. lst MORT. 81
Isck Western ends.. lChc Milwaukee lst 81
Del Wesu lst Mo-. g8 CoL Chicago lui LIST Mort. b
Toll lst Mort eHtd. 80 CoL Chicago Ind "a Mort ~
o ard Wah Eanp Bonds 20 lTo Peoria War H. De-. %
Toll w 6W. Cou Cony r.. 8i Toll Peoria War, w. D.. "a
~ .feruts Ia Mort 1865 l01 |
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

Nearly one hundred and dfsv yeas aga,
the pencil manufacture, commenced IN Eag-
land, snd improved in France. was trans
planted 20 the age 0f Stsin, near Nurem-
berg, Ia Bavaria;-ittle more than g century
since, Casper Faber there began TO make the
pencils, which continue 20 bs made bY biz
descendants, and bear the family name
through the world. The present JJbn 10th
air Flber, great grand SOD Of casper, hAs
been head Of the firm since 1882, ma u nut
only very wealthy, buG bas recently been
ennobled bY the kiog Of Bavaria. Ooe Of
bis brothers Is associated vir'i him az stein;
the youngest Ok the three, E5erhard Faber
represents the firm at New York. Stein i
literally town of pencil factories, Of which
Baron FaDer il the ruler, taking care Of The
health, government, education, industry,
thrift ard amusemeDts Of the inbsb tanGs,
and always living in their midst Albert, a
Frenchman, resident Ia Asiatic Siberia, haY-
ing beard q the gold discoveries in CaifOr-
nia, began 20 examine the sandy beds Of
various rivers flowing into the Artlc Ocean.
After years oi costly labor, Albert fouad an
exhsustless deposit Of graphite equal 10 tue
best ever taken from Cumberland. With Tie
consent OF The Russian government, Albert
nor supplies fabsr's house, exclusively,
with graphite from the mine ia Aslauc
Siberia. Pelcils Of this matsri4l we're tirzt
made by Barton Faber In 1861, and to-day
in every quarter Of tue glo0e, their SUPER.
0rity 10 conceded by al.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

PEEsoSs are apt % keep d. large ana fu-
rious hrc while cooking This IS bad for
many reasons M ,s waste, t1 begin w.th.
oi iuei and, moreover nearly ali meats ars
vastly better co9kei, when the process Is &C..
coml iishsd slowly.
TIA cASas-Wtth pound WI alu- rlg
a. .rttr Of a pound oi butter, sdi tle beat
en- yo.as az .wo, aud Che white of one ega
quarter oi a pound ~ pounded IoBr sugar.
ana q isw caraFay seed mix " t0 I pas.e
With little warm milk, ,ovcr it With cloth
and let it stand before d tre for nearly ar
hour rnI lu- the paste, and cut intu f8uld
cakes with -he top ~ 4 ass, snd bake the q
upon Tins
PrrFs.- one pInt sweet milk, t=l stzs.
and three cups 0f e ur Nix them wv n th.u
batter, ana bake one. hal hour 10 patdc uas.
How rl Mass Coon FAsr-A farmer N
vile sends 70 ariA aal HON, the fellow
Jog recipe e making .ooI yeast. "Taks
eight good-si1sd p0tatoss Deel and boil them
in gallon of Eatsr un V ql.ts sJfJ then
mash them very hLe, "A put W. tg0-th irds
OF cup OF salt and one up Of sugar pour
ever them the water tines we're boiIei in Ana
irt them stand until COL Tnsn put iu some
go,S ye4sr, sud pour sli into a good, clean
Jlg, ist i stand 10 a srm place twelve
nnnrs, llel cork np ugl ana SO w a o0 "A
place. lt VIII be rea ty w use in 4 dsv Or
tSo, ard will keep mon a in summer. and
any length a time ia win sr, IL krpt tightly
corkrd
7 REPSED SuaK.-Every spoonful of rAw
sugar which mea lls a. az bis tea 0T e0f.
iev, n alive Wl1n Vr-nin. paund contains
hundred Thousand ui tht Y. Rsansd 80
gar, on the Other hand. 70 . FROM impuri.
ursi n sTerter better. sn1 a furr cheaper
than raw. and shuul w trv ly kind used
4 Coon BRgAD Pr PooR Flo To siSh,
pounds .f q iur al two A.u. onr-quarter
ptnts of Tim water MIN WV tn. usual EAv,
4s IL no lime water were u-et. IN make the
linz vater, add tour onrc-~ Of lme to one
gsllan MN water sir veil, u il settle
AM keep n glass bottles.
To COOK -parc-ri7 iske q wh be side Of
fresh ~pArs-r.b, break trs bone. no a. 20 be
able ~ carv- thetH uIc-is. flif hrm togsth-
er with the bones inwArr, fh-u -ith strong
thread sew the edges Il rly, To-. Ing a space
~ one end ~ Pot in tNi fni Y, y iich should
br prepared A. II for ftwl- arrr Hing them
finish the sewing, sprinkle hJte salt and
pepper over II, and roast one h0rr. DO not
out much wafer IVY Lhr pan
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

They never blister the tongue nor lips
And We have never heard Of auY tneut
trouble arising from this quarter Though
they do not cost much, yet they accomplish
much. Tney help ones own good nature
and good will. Soft words soften our own
soul Aigry words are fuei 10 N flames
Of wra b, and make It blszs more aeTo~ly.
KIND wurds make other people good na.
tur,d. Cold words ire. ~ peoPl, AID hnt
words scyrch them, and bitter words make
them bitter, and vrathiul words make tueu
wrAtniul There IL such a rush OF al uthrr
words, ~ our days, that i seems desirable
to give KIND worcs a Chance among them.
There are vain words, and idle rds, snd
hasly words, and spittfu words, and III V
words, and empty words, ana b.isterou.
words, aud wsriks words. Kind words also
produce their own image 10 mems souls
Ana hrs Itl vi mage Il is. Tury sootue
aid quiet, and comfort the hearer Tney
shame nim out Of his sour, morose, unkiad
feelings. We have not yes begnn to u,t
nd words 10 such Abun lance "a they oughl
to be used. .-PascIL
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

The remnants of Ehe nnca pOEs FIJI tribe
of S,0ckorIiEes are slFaring in Wisconsin
for the necessities Of life This n be. once
numbering 10000 warriors, held possession
IN some ~ The most valuable portions of
Ma-sAchuseJts. 10 1889 they emi ,,rated u
NJ York. Thence 10 1919 TO Ohio. Here
theg adopted a nomadic life, and continued
20 until 1871. when they again emiyratad
aud settled IN Wisconsin. 10 1882 Ihev uaye
located BY the Government on the Fox River.
n ls4Si Congress passed laE declaring
them civilized, ChTisuanizsd and citiEenized.
lD 1896, upon apTlicaiion Of the Saehems Of
tbe tribe, me law vas repealed ard the tribe
restored ~ their former state of pAganisr1
and barbarism The Sachems, ana those
who really we're intelligent, asked for aud
obtained this repeal, for the reaeDn thaf
while they were classed among Che unciviliEed
Indians, the chiefs drew aud distributed the
annulties, but when they were olassed as
civilized Indians, the annuities were divided
7 per capita. IL IL a melancholy fast that this
once proud and famous tribe are now re-
dnced 70 the pitiful number Of 800 souls,
men, women and children, and are forced 10
ask the Government for bread 70 keep them
from starving. The land assigned them Ia
1871. on the 0contc and Wolf Rivers, In
I Wisconsin lpart OF the Aenominee ressrva-
toni Isso sterile that tAsy are forced 70
abandon Ii.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

edies Alum cAthArtic, such A. oastor-old
and epson salts, especially.
Charcoal. In poisons By carbonc gas,
remove the patient TO the open air, cash cold
water on the head and BODY, and stimulate
nnstrils and lungs by hartshorn, az TIE same
time rubbing briskly.
Corrosive subIimate- Give white Of eggs.
freshly mixed with water, Or give wheat n ilur
or soup and water freely.
Croesote White Of eggs and the emet-
les.
B-iladonna, night henbSne. GIVE emetics
aud then plenty Of vinegar and water or le.
monade.
Ausaroorls when poisoned Give cmctics
and then plenty oi vinegar and dose ~ ether
il handy.
Nitrate of silver (iunar causticl Give 3
strong s~'ution of common salt, and then
emetics
Opium. Fnst give a stroug emetie Of
my rslard and water, then strong coffee end
acid drinks dash cold water On the mead
LAudanum. Same as opium.
Nux yomjca. FIRST emetics then brandy
Oxahc acid (frequently mistaken for Ep-
som syls) Remedies, chalk, magnests, or
soap and water, and other soothing drinks.
Prussic acid. When there is time, admin
Ser chlorine Ia the shape of soda on lime
hot oTan1y and water hsrtshOrn and tur-
peotine arr also useful.
Snake bites, &c. Apply Immediately
strong hartshorn ana lake K alternately; n
so, give sweet OIL and stimulAnts freely, ap-
piJ ligature tight above the part oi.ten,
and then apply cupping- glass.
Tartaric emetic. Give large doses Of tea
made Of gal Peruvian bArks, or Ehite-osk
bark
Verdigrs Plenty ol white of eggs ana
water.
White vitIol. G.ve the patient plenty ol
milk and water.