The Republican journal., 1870-07-28
GEN Err ALiTIE S.

| The cnterprsing manufacturers of fertilizers in
England not only grind up the bones of animal.
! but those Of humanity. Even the Egyptian cat.-
combs are being robbed and the bones of Pharaoh
subjects made to manure British turnp fields
The wheat crop of New York State will averag,
halt II not three quarters more than last year amt
! OF much superior quality. The yield of barley vii.
pc less. The oat crop will equal last year.
Grant i, ut Long Branch, an attractive bit ot
New Jersey SeA-coas., where he is taking thing,
coolly.
| Ohio has made stringent laws against the sale %,
dangerous Kerosene the seller of the oil being ill.,.
bic to punishment for manSlaughterif death result,
from violation Of the statute.
/ Lady Franklin, returning from n search, on tlp
northwest coast for tldngs from her lost HUSBAND
passed oven the Pacific railroad last week.
/ The sweet tooth" of the world demands an an
nua supply of sugar amounting to 100000 t0a>.
OF which Cuba furnishes fully one third.
James P. Phillips, for the murder of his wife la,J
February. was hanged at Richmond Va, on thu
I'D. He had another girl all courted, and took thai
way To make himself eligible.
The tea brought over the Pacific Railroad i, pack.
Ell in small baskets instead of boxes.
A man down South has discovered that coal ou
will make the halr grow. His head was AS smool
as Il biIliardballuntl he anointedit with petroleum.
Maine is blessed with base ball club which ha-
| adopted the simple and melodious name of PaSSi-
gaSSawaukeag. They never can get that name inf
the bag along with the bats and things. Boston
! Post.
WHY will the boy continue that ridiculous nam
aud make themselves the lau Ching stock of tA.
| eouutry>
AHoIedoan was severely ehohtd by hi, undutjm
son to prevent him from drinking arsenic in his cot
I'M mi lltt
| sleeps in the valley
Mr.. plmrhool lives in Watcryille and ride, 4,
yelocipcde daily.
Mr.. +. Bryant of East Machias, in attempting O.,
move heavy rock few days since wedge
in between The stone and earth aud crushed tu
| death.
4 queer celebration had the other ,ay lu
/ New lork-hat of the anniversary of the battle al
Bull Run. 1t always seemed to us that there wasn't
much in the recollectious of that affair to he ceIr.
brated north of the Potomac.
As Coy. Fairfield, of Wisconsin, and freu
We're riding by rail from Madison lately. two youns
ladies with their beauN entered the crowded rgr.
and the distinguished gentlemen surrendered then
seats to the fair ones. But great their Surpris
to see the Young men occupy their seats and taxi
their ftir companions upon their laps. 8 b,
George said the Governor, I'VE might have done
that."
The Gardiner Journals indignant about the case
of sick and tylrtul|y emlriated soldier, who wu-
forwarded by the authorities of Middlehury, vi,
from the ponr-hpu-c of that town to the Togu>
Asylum IT. suffered terribly on the iourne,
and has since died. Nuch is mans nhumanity ,u
man
The dead weight OF railroad train, in tlp.
way OF engine, fuel, water, ears, etc, is from 0o
to loo lbs. for each passenger even in weil-lei
train; ana III" great practical problem Of the l.N
reduce