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The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
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In Van Buren. on tho "a inst, by the Rev. Mr..
kennedy at the residence Of the brides father Dr..
Bourland Mr.. CHRISTIAN s. BRUUN and Miss L. FLo-
RISE BOURLANn, all OF this place.
We extend to our young friends who have just en-
barkcd on the Of mstrimony, our best wishes for
happy future, and may they have pleasant sailing
and a safo voyage to the end.
There's not JOY in all the world
Like that of love beyond deceiying,
Though bolt on bolt be At it hurled
The heart will triumph-Hhon believing
This day my Joy hath soy reign sway
JOY which but with thee | know.
The rapture OF a first fond love
Which, welded, makes heaven below. ~
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

tS That 10 very spicy letter Of Capt
DAN. WEBSTER, declining Gov. iiApLrY's in
vitation, to change his base from Fayetteville
to Helena. Capt. Webster proposes to con
duct hi. paper Independent OF government,
"r State pap" Amnesty and honest mon
for Once" ruined the Captains pospects
with the Administrations. But what Is the
matter with the Helena Clarion, that 1t should
he necessary for = new "otllcial organ" a,
that poiutr
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

H' The citizens Of Van Buren,, have con-
tributed over one thousand dollars towards
building Catholic Church st this place.
This speaks well for the ilberalIty ofour peo-
ple, when we consider the almost ruined con-
dltion thu war left thu m IN. The Church will
he great benefit, as well as ornament, to the
town. and great credit is due to Mr.. NJ Lynch
who Is always first in all enterprises for push
Ing this WORK on so successfully.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

II The Dardanells Chrostcis says; ave
are authorized to state that the Messrs. Freed
will take five per cent. OF all the stock nscss-
ssry Tor cotton mandatory at this place.
ibis 10 pretty good beginning, and $4,000
10 . nice round sum to start with. We are sat
isned, from what others have told us. that
elo9000 NH be subscribed by Dardanell 9
alone Tor such sn establishment.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
DIED d

In Van Buren, on the 3oth ult. WrlItE ssed 3
years, son of Mr. j. VI. and Mrs. ". Wood
" Yes, thou art gone Gone from us with the n0w-
The beautiful flowers Of summer, fair and pale
The days wore on, and still thoy grew more pale :;
And thou. like them, droopt with tbr waning hour.
Fading and fading still from day to day.
And, with last pale blossoms, faded from earth
ayay %
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

IL The Fay etteville Nens don't like itthat
JosnYH Books. when at Fort Smith on the
10th, WAS not Rugged to death By Democrats.
1t seems that the endeavors Of the Min
strcle to shove Joseph over to the Democracy
10 not so easy matter. He don't shove
"worth accent"
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

IL Maj. SPARKS, OF the Herald announces
that he will commence the issue from his Of
nee on tho let of fJanuary, 1872 new paper
sotitled the Fort Smith Times, to DO devoted
10 Temperance, Agriculture, Railroads and
matters Of general interest.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

II The Fort Smith Herald Is complaining
thst portion Of the cotton and trade that le-
ultimately belongs to that market, Is going TO
Darlanclle. And pertinentr asks II Goods
offered To sellers ~ cotton.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

- Educauon is a better safeguard Of
liberty than a standing army. II we re
trench the wages Of the schoolmas'er, We
must rOlss those Of the recruiting sergeant.
- EvsrfH
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

tS~ We are pleased TO notice the safe return
to Van Buren, Of our old time friend, Mr.. Jo-
sEPu FElMrR. Although, since he was with
US he has hsd the ups and downs Of life. he Is
looking very sell and we hope he will lind it
to hi. advantage to ,arry with us.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
School Election Notice,

VAN BCEEN, Ark. Dec D 1871,
JN pursuance OF law, | hereby give notice
L that an election will be held at the Court
House, In the Town Of Van Buren,
on Saturday the 10Th day Of Dec,
for the choice of two persons as School Direc
tors, for the school District within the In
corporated Town Of Van Buren," to serve for
three years. And for the choice OF one per-
son as School Director to fill tho vacancy in
the School Board. caused by the resignation
or removal Of }. .. Churchill, Esq; the term
for which will expire in two years,
Said election will he held and conducted AZ
elections for Municipal offices OF said Town Of
Van Buren,, and held and conducted, and the
ballots may be in manner and form as fol-
lows:
For School Directors fol years.
a. b, G.. d.
To Fill Vacancy.
i. l..
The returns Of said election will be made TO
the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen Of said
Town ofNan Buren,, as required by law.
L,C. WHITE, Mayor
Attest: FRANK II. McKiBBxS, Recorder,
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

--- Be not s;ingy Of kind words and
pleasant acts, for such arc fragrant gifts,
whose perfume will giadlcn the heart and
swceten the life Of all Tho hear or receive
thnm
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
a Gard.
To THE EDITOR OF THE Press

To THE EDITOR OF THE Press
Dedr Sir: Pernst me, through the columns
of the Prcss, to express my sincere thanks to
the citizens of Van Buren,. who without eX-
ception have so literally and chccrfully con.
tributed towards the erection of n Catholic
Church in Van BuIen. and for their courtesy
to myself when making the collections
NJ. LYNCH.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

ES- There is y heavy law suit pending
in Raleigh, n. c., which involves the en-
tire University property at Chapel Hill,
both real and personal
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

ES-" Never mind the obituary, Judge >
said culpri, when the court became pa
thetic in prououncing sentence, "lets fix
the time Tor 'hc funeral. 1"
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

ES- Why is Grant like the heather !?
Because he bows down 10 stocks and
stones.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05
For Sale.

THE following described Real Estate, stu-
i ate in Crawford County, to-wit:
The i y Off L i, Sec. %, T. 10, Il. 81 W.
at Oliycr's Spring.
The W OF \ W A. Sec, !. and The T. = Of
y + 1 of>cc J, all in T :, II 81 W, at Mays
Branch,
The y = ofN i 4. Sec l. 7 5 X 80 W, at
Mclaughlin Lake.
The s. l. \ ofN Z 4, Sec %, T o, Il 81 w.,
At Flat Rock Creek.
JESSE RNER.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

Pay ia, the Pre..
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-05

We find the following account Of the death
of Col. j. : Hay maker OF Fort Smith. in the
ST. Louis Rsfatiieen Of the 27tl:
an ARKANSAS BANKER TAKrs AN OVERDOSE
uE NOgPuIxh
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

sTRFFT-CtR ACCIDENTS-NEW-YoRK STABLES
SMALLPOX STILL PREVAILING.
The Board of Health revoked, yesterday,
stahlneeker Sons permit TO erect slaugerhouse NJ
the foot OF West Fifty secondst Warden Brennan re-
ported through Commissioner Smith, tHat SIX persons
had died out OF the Is admitted 10 Bellevue Hospital
during the year. on account OF Injuries received by
falling or being pushed from the front platforms OF
sreet-ears. An ordinance, requiring the TaOad con-
naDies 10 put gates the front platforms OF their cars
was discussed and referred 10 the Committee on Law
and Ordinances The application or the American fel-
Hiking Company to be allowed continue manufactur-
ng at the foot Of One-hundred andsixths East River.
until in order 10 work up the material tbey nave
on hand was denied number OF permits were granted
to dump directly Unto boats from piers Oh t1e
The CITY sanitary Inspector reported that the whole
number Of stables in this city Is cost Of these 5l6l
are In good condition. 1903 are in decidedly had cOnd
ton ana 1900 ndiherently kept; 26t are poNuod
with proper sewer connections and $3.50 are not 1875
hav proper manure vaults, and lG59 nave not; the ma
horses aud 45 cows stabbed In this city. Dr. Rus
seD Registrar Of vital Statistics presented the fo9wns
Of IS =, compared WIN The preceding week .hels wa 81 ~
sTe.se & S 81 - ~ i Ta.S from "a to q Cess by than for
ss % ION % m to from from 10 to r. and those
n1 IRON p I 10 70. ~ og 5IS TF 3 rom Local esprors
s,' se Se5 ' % the det tt ss % u solar beat ocTod ssq
According 70 l Gp % S. AP from = sIa HJin T ea f5iI a. sSr
fst. from epidemic during ys'phrg last when 70 kolerdsm II
ca saes s,3S 2 ?te @ out Gs s S total " ' III Ou'' 'l
The City sanitary Inspector submitted his report as
Ibsre IN. honor 10 submit the following comparative statement u
diseases reported Baeau or tie tao wees enlg
Apnl l5 1911; . , -, n,
ending Typb@ Typhoid ResPsGs. Scarlet Do! les 'iHnA
ASIii AYSIi is... iS... 90 Is u
The Special Assistant Ho'hlnspectos during The past week have
vided freely offered vaccination in 7G families and yaonsd
lS persons; primary and ljO secondary
tons In addition children yaccnae
the Primary 25 Of which primary and 25 secondary
OF children Public Schools perform ed
upon Of the parents previously seped by The pm
cnas respective Schools in cooperation WIN toe
res u the Board o. Etucson The total oi the
performed by the corps during the week ending Ap 10 Is
vGcnons large proportion have
proved have been reported showing that
many small thu pest three months
refused offered By the Inspectors oi e Board
Of lie q former occasion.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
TIE SECRETS OF THE ORANGE COUNTY MILK


The Milk Producers Association met yester-
day. at the Cosmopolitan Hotel TO take action in
ton to the sale of impure milk in this city. MIR. Fizger
ald from Orange County. said have been requested
by Mr Bord 70 say nothing about skim milk because it
will kill Erie; but 1t IL q shame that the sop which
comes here from the Orange County creameres should
give the TO Orange County milk The slopshops
called creameres claim that 1t 10 marked skim-mk," 1"
but nobody ever saw the marks on the cans Some OF
them content with skimming the milk water al
The frequent OF this milk for one year viii cause the
gravel. have not much conscience now, but II should
run creamery for year woudn't have any! Dr.
Morris the NewYOTk Board OF Health has assured
that the Board was preparing to put an efectua stop to
dealing in aduterated milk. In my opinion, the milk
produced by cows fed on brewers grain is injurious.
Brewers grain not much improved by being strained
through an old cow The milk made from II Ia about
half beer; and il wants 10 take can OF it down
10 the depot he'd have take his wife along TO help
cows drunk the year round that they don't know
what they give.
daily the Erie Rondf
MI. Fitzgerald-About 1000 during the flush Of
the season. There are brakemen the road who
are hired TO bring down skimmik and sell II the sly,
getting what they for IT, IL IL thus that dealers In
pure milk undersod and some Of them resort To the
Mr' seaman-The milk sent in over the Long Island
Road s least per cent better than that coming by
Mr. Wels-It makes no difference what price the farm
ers get for their milk, the consumers do Mt benefit by
Last February and March when MIX was selling at re-
tail at ~ cent quart the farmers only got cents One
desire of this Association Is 10 benent the consumer
well as the farmer The milk now comes 10 regular deal
rs only dealers being unable 10 procure IL but
they are trying remedy this so that milk will be both
better and cheaper. a. ,-., .
Mr. FiIzgerad-when the Iactometer gives the stand
ard OF pure milk at COO 1902 IL will give that of skim
milk at the same temperature a. ll2'
A resolution was then unanimously adopted appoint
ing A. w. Palmer Of the Harlem Z; -. "oon OF the
Erle and p Nelson Of the Hudson RIVER Railroad
Committee to cooperate with the SANITARY Inspector o
the Board OF lNsltb 70 prevent sno s'0 " s"''' "'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Everett House-T'he Right Rev. J. j: Conroy,
Bishop Of Albany. - Fiith-ave: Hotel.Ex Gov.
Bnrnside and William Goddard OF Rhode Island ex-
Mayor Morton McMichael aud Clayton McMohael OF
Philadelphia, D; X, Mccarthy Of syrsc9se Cen A. j.
Myer. Chief OF the'signa Service, u the Hon' ~
James Hote-Ex-Gov. Price OF NewJerscy, aud q. NJ
Diven OF Elmra. 49, Alhemarle Hote-Ihe Hon
Richard Neyns Of Ohio and John f. Winsl0w OF Pough
keepsie. === Breyoort House-The Hon. j. v. L. PruA
Of Albany. === Westminster HOtel-Ihe Rev. u. IL
Locke OF Bristol, X J. = New York Hotol-Cayt. Ken
nedy OF steamship City of Brussels. - Astor HOUSE
Gen II. IAllen, q. =. Army. ST. Nicholas Hotei-Ef
Price of Iowa, Gen. James Craig OF missouri
Gen George Nancy Of Tennessee, COMMANDER a. T. ban
book u. 4. Navy. and X. j. Bright Of The hdandPor'
Sentinel. - Westmoreland Hotel-Commaider a. IL
Upshur, u. T. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
lAnneun cements |
BuRSEr1's CocoAIyE-Th best IIair~lressns

PLAIN HOME TALK AND MEDICAL COMMON
SEsss from the pen q aeaitIg and popular wnt Is ensvt
Iresed under the head Of New Publ tbs morning The ""
Las been warmly rdo best journals aud the extracts
Of the teee The popularity oi the
work Indicated By the fact Tat is being sold At ibe rate OF
1850 copies n0rth such indeed hss been tt welcome 20 ho
publishers have issued m u
before u
he ,de resdy demand this medical ant physiological work n
r a the public mind in those I'M Osni mat
t-rs relating ~ the laws oi lie and besltb.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

Perfect fitting and elegant Doors and SHOES
fr Lae. Gentlemen Boys and Children Tie largest s,'orHeu Of
6ue uod IN the ey low prices NEw SrORE, hsw hT{LEL
RsooEs SIS BrosdFsy OBJ poiie Metropolitan Hotel
store, 1876 Broadway, FSeny Bntl-sL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
HOME NEWS.
fuR WEATHER.

Rswyopx TN~r Bar Hfsd 'us ro% 10 "a; %
April i9...7 81 3D II APfn i'''e9 No Sos v
"a $50 1la T. " ~ ~. n ~ ~ 70
s 5To 1n X. ~ 30" b. Mn'
RpxARKs-April 10, lsI0-Thermometr ~ D. m' -
a n N, 6io II D. H., l6o.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

Those who desire good article to restore
gr, hair 10 lts Youthful womb recommend 70 pubase aLLs
VgGgrAnLK scuAS HAIR REXESER most excellent and valuable
preparation. sold IJ all druggists
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

MOS SENSE By Z. Il. POOTB NJ D., Of l20 Lefing-
ton-avo ~ y the popular Author and sncces.fG PFact
TONER. Published BY JOHN g. WELLS Co., 81
Broome-s, ~ Y. Read the Contents Table and " at tbe
people Of both and all Professions hns OF IT, uner
ue head Of Ne0 PaJtiodnonS, in tocsys paper Also,
read tie 3Isze pamphlet being distributed 70 the
extent II l03 600 copies al over NeU'forf and VIC ny
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

New w-RoCuELLE.-The election for charter
officers OF the village Of New Rochelle held on Tuesday,
was conducted with much feeling and resulted In the
success by majority Of IA votes, Of what was called
the Anti Improvement ticket $50 far as the President and
Trustees concerned), follows: President Albert
Badeau; Trustees George LambdcD, Charles n. Dean,
and Charles Hoffmester; Treasurer, Thaddeus Daylds
sPUYTES DUYvII.-One OF the lofty brick chimneys
OF JOhnsOns iron foundry at this place. fe YESTERDAY
cr,Ishing In the roof, and burying several wOrkmen
under the ruins. No killed. but three men wero
taken out whose recovery Is doubtful.
MORT HAvES.-sOme months ago ia mes McCooney was
knocked down and he alleged rob bed OF 800 by sam
mel Purdy who iged tO elude the police Unill Tues
day when he WAS arrested by an officer at Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

Nature is putting on her Spring attire, and
all who sire to be % With pat Of Ksor, sPnas
styes Broadway. FGltons
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

For stylish and elegant HAT, go to EspEs
.cHsh, Manufacturer. ll8 Nasssust
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

II MON SENSE BY f. y. FOOrE, ". d., ofllO Le1ing'
ton-aye v T., the popular Author and successful Pract,
touer. Published by JOHN q. WELLS. x 20, az
Broome..t ~ Y. Read the Contents Iabr snf sLat The
people of and ali professions think ofii under
the head Of Neu Pif5toIHns, in tOdays paper Also
read The 32paye pamphlet beng distributed 10 the
.rtent OF cope. all New ork and ucnity
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

VERMONT SPRING WATER-The best remedy
known for lucefous Kidney disease.
". II. ScHFFELGS q Co., tU " Than ST., y. \.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

l mon SENSE By g. B. FOOTB. M. D., of 100 LeT.ne
t0n-ave., n Y the Iopusr Author and successful Pract
tcner. Published by JOHN g. WELLS Co, 951
Hr,oue.st Y. Read the Content, Table an1 what ne
reope Of both and al pro eons hnk Oft, under
Inc head Of N,r Publications. In t0-iays paper. Aso
read the ar pamphlet being distributed % the
mt Of 100 900 copies al over Neg.York and vcrI
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
IN HOME TALK and MEDICAL COM

MON SENSE By y. y. POOrE, NJ. D.. ofi2o LeIing-
ton-sve ~ Y the popular Author and successful Pra,
uonar Published By JOHN g. WELLS x Co., ~
Broome " Read the Contents Table aud what we
reooo Of both and all professions think Of H. unfer
the LEAD Of Netc Publications. in tOdays paper Also
read the u page pamphlet being distributed 70 the
er.ept Of 40 COPIES all New York I'D vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

DLAIN HOME TALK and MEDICAL COM
Il mon SENSE. ny f. r. FooTE, NJ d.. Of 20 Lerng'
toaaye r. the p pular Author ard successful Pa "
toner Published 6y JOHN O. WELLS Co., ~
Broome-st n y Read the Contents Table and What 'he
reope Of both and all professions tllk o. i! unle
tbe head Of Neo Publications., 10 to-isys pspeT. Aso
read The 32-page pamphlet being distributed 70 no
ofI 100 all over Sew-iork and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
DIAM HOME TALK and MEDICAL COM

MON SENSE ByE. 3. F00rB, ~ D.. of 100 Le1ing
ton.are " T. The popusr Agthor i1l Irgessiul Prsct
to,af Published by JOHN G. WELLS Co.. i2
Urooor-s, n l. Real the Contents Ialls aud what tie
t.ops Of end all professions luk o. H. under
N, head o Pubt Sti0ss, In tJfsys paper. Also,
rest the 32psge pamphlet nov beng distributed to tlo
e1ept II 90 copies al over ! Ork ana vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

MOS SENSE By 2. 3. FOOTE. " D. oi i2n LeTing
torsve n y the popular Au'1or ard ssiul tract
toner Published by JOHN g. " ILLS Co. ~
Rro.1re.st " Read tie Contents Table and gLl the
rs,f'e of both and al professions n nk offs, uilef
tle head Of Publications. In Odays payer. Also,
rad the s2page pamphlet now tesg Gsl.utei % tie
erent OF 'lj copies sl over hes-iors ami ' c ntv
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

Mon SENSE By + B. FOOIB, " D., ofl2J LeriHg'
tos.ave \. T. te popus author s1t successful Pfaet
TONER Published by JOHN @. WELLS Co. ~
R-nare-st S. Y Read TIE Contents Table and whst ne
peo le OF both ard ali professions tnink OF A. uaf
H. hrad of ge1r PtdH-dfi0ls in today'sr pr. Also
raj the y psge pamphlet being distributed 10 the
extent Of 100 % copies sll New lori and vicinity
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

II. \. SoUIRE's, % Fulton-st., New-Hork, Il
the hest place 10 buv reliable WATCHES tne DIAMONDS ch JES
Iur and s1EELsG EsGLsH siLyERwsKE Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
STATEN ISLAND.

ToMPKINyuLE.-A new street Is opening
through the west end of the Quarantine Grounds which
have been inclosed for seventy John Roche,
I.oche, gOuged out her eye with poker
NEW-JERsEY
JERSEY CITY.-The annual Spring session of
the Jersey City Prcsbyery held at the FIRST Presby
terian Church yesterday, about so members being
present The Rev. H. A. Campbell was elected Moderator
in pace Of the Rev Dr. Hornbower. S. X. Imbrie and
X Il Hoar were examined for orders, and were regu-
larly licensed. The Rev Dr. HOrnDower. the Rev. NJ.
French, and Elder Dunn were appointed Committee on
the incorporation Of the Presbytery The election OF
Ueleodts-The Rev. Mcssrs. L. W. French j. L. Smith,
John T.. Van Winkle, and Henry Massey. AHerndfcs-
The Rev Messrs :. W. Dufteld, j. V. Henry. il. w.
Banks and b. TOoker The following Committees were
and +. WALL and Elder j. VI. Holman. On Stale oI Re
Igion-The Rev. Dr. H0rnblOwor ana the Rev j T. Hop
wood ON A 1dirs Of The H0b0ken Church-Elders g. A..
Dewitt aud Il. NJ. Sleger. Chief OF Police McWliams
has ordered that IN OF burglary te officer on tnc
beat which II shall be obliged 10 give salts
factory account OF his whereabouts at the time.
-. The Board OF Fire Commissioners received, last
night large number OF applications for posi-
tons under the new paid Department com
mttee OF the Exempt firemen's Association was
present to ask Of the engnehOuses about to be
vacated DO given 90 them for Flreinens's HAL The
Association has 81, 00 and proposes 10 establish hal
library and reading Tor the use OF the members OF
the disDanded Volunteer Department
HAcKENsAcK.-At the recent annual meeting In School
District No. 10 was resolved To raise $1,000 Tor current
expenses OF the schoOhouse, In Passaicr, during
the ensuing year.
PAssAIC.The village Council has been organized
ollOwss President r. A. Terhune Conncilnen, First
District. T. H. Watson a. Hopper. J. Van ldenstlne
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

DLAIN HOME TALK and MEDICAL COM
i MON sRySE. By V y. FooTE. NJ D. of l2o LsIing'
tolaye n. Y. the popular Author ~ ,nessfu Praet,
tougL Published ly JOHN c. WELLS Z Co. ~
Bn stcs' " T. Read the Contents Table and what tie
peogh u ard ell profess ons think Of H. onoef
he lead of .yetc Pu5taaois 10 iodsys paper Also,
real toe 31page Damg hit being distributed 70 TIE
extent " 10 100 copies ail over New YORK aud yenly.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
lLAIN HOME TALK and MEDCAL CON.

mon SENSE BY L. b. PO0TE NJ d., Of l20 LerDg-
avo n Y, tie popular Author and .ncce ssful Prsc
TONER. Published by JOHN q. WELLS Co., so
Broorne-st N. T. Read the Contents Table ani VIA, the
people of both and ali professions think Of it, nrder
the head ~ Ee,r Publications In tOday's paper Also,
read 32-pase psnphe; being distributed 70 the
extent Of 000 900 copies on over New YORK and vicinity
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

"Maga Lovers" Subscribe 10 Sutton's Circu
lsine bra 2s Ea. Seventeenth and read months
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

Peter the Philanthropistp surrenders To Tam
many Never Try Angers Turkish Baths Lexington Twenty h
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

PHRTNOLOGIChL EXAMINATIONS daily at 3SJ
Bro.twy defects and beet pursuit. pointed out
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
D1,AyN HOME TALK and MEDICAL CON-
DIAIN HOME TALK and MEDICAL COM

tpsve NJ the popular Author and saocesxfo Prsctl.
honer. PahIshsd by JOHN q. WELLS a Co, 81
Brooms- N Y. Read the Contents Table and what the
peor of both and ah professions think ~ 10 under
the head Of Neo Publications. In todavs paper Also,
real TIE 3lpsge pamphlet being distributed 20 the
ertent of IIo copies all Now York and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

DLAIN ROME TALK and MEDICAL COM
J. MON SENSE BY r. d. F0OTB. NJ, D.. Of 100 IeIng.
op-ave N Y the po ular Author and successfal Prse-
toner. Published by JOHN q. WELLS Co. 4I
Btoome-L, NJ Y Read the Contents Table and what the
people ofboh and all professors think Of IT. under
he head Of NoD Publications.. In tOdays paper Also.
read the " p.se pamphlet being distributed TO the
erteu OF lCO 400 cOpes an New fork vicinity
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

Hon JAS. Books writes that low,
ers of fruits and vegetables will not
find them in Japan. The peach is not
fit to eat. There is nothing in the fruit
way eatable but plums, The vegeta-
ton has no taste. Sheep cannot live
in Japan. The grass kills them, after
repeated experiments; and hence we
have no mutton, save what is imported
from China. But the fish are excellent,
and the beef tender and good One
therefore need not starve amid the
beauties of Japan.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

A MAN broke a chair over his wife's
head week or two ago. When he got
to Jail, and the clergyman undertook to
talk to him, he displayed good deal of
penitence. He said he was very sorry
that he had permitted his anger to OBJ
tain the mastery over him, and to suffer
him to do such an act, because it was a
good chair-one of those old-fashioned
chairs, which was an heirloom in his
family, and he was sure he could never
replace it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-11-30

THE Detroit Union, in speaking Of
the work of the Washington Woman's
Club, says: 1--WE do not wish to Inn
pugn the motives of these ladies, but
we have very little respect for their in
telhgence when they try to do away
with the social evil" in town infested
by Radical members of Congress-"