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The Davis vertcIe Feed,
SEWING MACHINE

HAS, by actual trial, proved to be
IL secondto none and IA. without doubt
lHS OestSewing Machine now Manufactured
Tor all kinds OF work. The Nerticle Feed
Bar, involves q new feature. possessing one
Of the most valuable principles e~verinvent-
ed, enabling IL 10 run over seams and turn
corners without change Of tension or lenelh
OF stitch, or stopping the motion the ma
chine. The Feed Bar is close 70 m In the
rear OF the needle aud the feed takes place
while the needle is down through the gOods'
enabling the seWingof any lhlehs
nesseS OF any ieugtn, without bastlns ~
preventing the puckering nfune piece while
the other remains straight and az the same
time do wha no ofher Machine can do. to-
wit: Taxing all the stretch rom the goods,
leaving seam aIlke 10y ~ IL go,5s
while the feed takes place, allowing seams
20 pass iua perfect manner Whlie on me
other machines the pnessertoot presses WIN
us null force on the goods while the lee1
takes place. thusit is impossible for seam
~ any size topass under without raising the
We use The same Machine for the manu-
facture OF Boots n shoes. as for the finest
lace, merely suiting the needle and thread
TO the goods, while other machines have
different sizes for different Kinds Of work
The Davis Is b only machine that Will hem
wide OF narruW In n perfect manner on any
kindof goods from cheese sacktng 70 broad
cloth, strait or bias. without folding or bast-
ing the goods. II will cord. bind. braid, fell,
quilt tuck, and gather and U on a band AZ
thesametme,and nom one 70 three rufnes or
between two straight bands. The Davis is
Manufactured from the best imported cast
steel and Is composed ufOBly twelve strOug
working parts, OOtherm Gchines having from
thirty 20 forty. thus making Il the most
simple machine IN the market. We sell the
DAVIS Machtne on the following ConditioRs (:
SEo.u9on delivery n ten dollars per month
until paid for. Teach you TO use the ma
chtne perfectly, warrant 10 for three years,
and atany I'M within mnee munfh you
mud the Davis Machine you have Is not and
viii not do all we claim aud advertise. We
viii furnish you In its place. any machine
you call for that Is sold "a this cOuutry, at
the agents price. The Davis is taking the
precedent OF all other machines wherever il
has been ~introduced- The Davis nov holds
the highest prize, The Gold Medal over
all Other machines. which was awarded al
the great trial in Manchester, n. H, al the
NeW England Mechanics Institute, Sep. 10.
EleseAtu
test with every Other sewing Machine sold
in the United States. Please send for circu-
lars AMI call at the mice add give the Davis
q thorough examination and trial. Machin
sewing reEpeCtlully solicited. Machine
gu and Needles FOR the Davis. Singer, Howe.
Wheeler q Wilson, &c, Tor sale. ONCE and
sales room in Adams Bookstore, Market st.
Warren, o. Address all orders TO
E 5 EEEELAND,
GenI Agent for Trumbuu Co.
March g. lS7l-Sn'
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Boards went ont of fashion for m.

Boards went out Of fashion for more
than two hundred years among the
AnglO-SaxOns Of Europe and Ameri-
ca ;but they have been revived again,
aud they r now cultivated and de-
Tended upon scientific considerations.
The mOustache is approved because il
IS said to be a natural respiratOr a
defence TO the lungs against the in
halatiOn Of dust and the beard is de-
Tended as a protection for the throat
against cold. It has been recommend
ed that all preachers who are subject
to throat diseases should allow their
boards to grow. Travellers in sandy
regions, millers, bakers, and all me-
ehanics, should allow the beard free
MAY
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A street car accident in San Fran
cisco: 'The lady carelessly raised her
dress to the top of one slipper, that
its ornament might not be lost 70 view
or that it might not become lOOsened.
It so happened that the straw in the
bed OF the ar envelnped the Cinder-
ALA member, and the buckle alone
was visible. A near-sighted gentle
men, on the opposite seat, noticed
the seintiIlatiOn OF Jewel, and he went
for il then and there A hasty grab,
a faint scream-and his mistake was
discovered. He Immediately changed
his ideas about hOse-ear riding /;
it moved too slowly for him, and 20 he
walked the rest of the way hume.
He will not try TO pick another gold
buckle out Of the straw.
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BOSTON M NET ENGLAND PASSENGERS
WITH their baEEaees ars transferred free q
chorQe IN New York.
The best Ventilated and most Luxurious
sleeping Coaches GrN III WORLD "a &C
company al night trains on this railway.
E-The Erle Railway Company has OPEN
IA new Ferry nom their Jersey City Depot
70 the foot OF Sd St New YORK, thus ena-
p1ng passengers 70 reach the upper portion
Of q city without the expense and annoy
Ance Of q street car or omnibus transfer.
[The scenery along tbs entire route Of
the enc Railway Is OF the most picturesque
beautiful character. Admirers Of Ma
lures beauties, in q daylight journey over
sh1s Line, win md in It's ever changing land
scaPes ubiects Of continual admiration and
interest.
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Kordsrorth in Conrersallon.

II is curious to observe that, both in
WOrdswOrJh's prose writings and in
his conversation. his style was essen
tally the opposite to that which be
adopted in bis poems, evidently prov
ing that thelatter style was the re-
suit rather Of theory than of his nat
ural turn Of mind. His mode of talk
ing sometimes resemblsd a moral de-
clamatiOn. II was happily described
by a remark which one Of his little
grandsOns, a clever child, once made /;
"Grandpa," he exclaimed, looking up
in amazement, els reading without a
book ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-29

So enormous are the losses of the
Austrian Government from the frauds
of the stamp washers, who collect old
stamps and clean aud sell them for
new, that the Government finds it
economy to furnish stamped envelO-
pes free to the public except the usual
postage duty.
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EatOn'S New Method
FOR 81 CORNET.

A MOST USEFUL AND ATTRACTIVE NSTRUC-
TON Book!
Contains, In Part I. plain. full, and COM
plete directions To the leaInrrl
Contains, in Part m. a fine select n Of
popular melodies, which MAJ be played
with The original Plano Rccumpanimentsl
Contains, In Part 90. Trins for COrnet
Variations, a..
Price. IN Boards. SI.50. Specimens SENT
postpaid. on receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & Co, Boston,
c. II. DTTSuN & CO, New York.
March I ISL.
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DOCTOR.

One tOtEo bottles are warranted to cure
sick headache.
One bottle Is warranted to cure the worst
case OF piles.
costive state Of the bowels.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES llregulats al derangs-
ment Of the kidneys.
Four 20 Six bottles viii eurs the worst case
&Ths HUMoR DOCTOR Is composed
entirely Of vegetables. among which are
S~arsapanlla Yellow Dock, NOBLE PineMan-
dcan viii tell yuu that uobetter Blood Pu=1-
hers have been discovered. The HUMOR
DOCTOR ia pleasant 70 the taste, safe, yet
sure and effective in its acton.
Prepared AZ the
~AEW-ENGLAAn BOTANIC DEPOT. Boston, Has.
Sold BY all Dealers In Medicines
John D. PART. Wholesale AEst. cincinnafl, o.
Sold a. HOYTs Drug store.
IN 5ls70Sd a sth " 3 mOIyr.
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Ayers ~Sarsaparilla,
ron PURTYNe TIE Moon.


20 q : .: .: q; J I; S. =: ] = !; !; J: s ]: J:
IS . III: =: J: q. q: q: 81 ]; . ]
disorder, which were az
EaTated by the serof1-
T ious contamination until
6ey were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured IN such great numbers IN almost every sec
ron q TIE country that the public scarcely nsed
70 betniormed offG Ehtoes or uses.
ScrOfnous poison fs one Of the most desrruc-
sye enemies Of cur race onenl this unseen and
gdtuton, andinFites the attack OF enfeebInEorh-
cal diseases, without exciting a suspicion Of is
presence Again, 1t seems 70 breed Infection
throughout te body, and then, on some faTorabls
secession, rapidly develop into one or other OF its
Aideous forms, either on the surface or among the
deposited in he lungs or heart, or tumOrs formed
n the liver or L shows it presence by erupt0ns
On he skingor fo1l ~ulcerahons On some Par OF
TIE body. Hence the occasional use Of a bottle
81 this SdrsGParfIfa is advisable, even when no
active symptoms Of disease appear. Persons A.
1ieted win BE following complaints generally
nee Of this SARSAPARIILA. Sc. ZIiHIo-
gH's Tire, hose or ETUsipeidas Tettcr, Salt
1heIlnsy SeGld Head, Ria1lroTpls SQre Eyes,
o. Soohdous disease Also in he more con-
eaalsd terms e. D~BaPepstGs Drepsgs Heart
asseass EPd2egg NSgalgtey and
a1d nervous ETstenL
Syphilis or ReHereaI and He-esfFfaI DE-
9Gses are cured By II honA long time Is 10
qlired for subduing these bsdnal maladies BY
any medicine But iougcontnned use Of this
Eedicine WI cure the complaint LetoorrhGd
9 HhitesS Uterine UIeeT1ftOas, and Female
DtseGsess are COMMONLY soon relieved and uld-
Dately cured By IL purifying and inTigoratng
Giect- Minute directione for each case are found
h our AlmGnar. supplied gratis. RheEmdfism
and GOsff, when eansed b E~ccumnlanons CT eC-
uaneous matters IN the blood, yield quickly 70 Il,
g. also deer C0uplafnfs. TcTpfd{fv. C0Hges-
Son or IHfafHulHfioH Of ne Lfrer, and JdUa-
6ioc, when arising, as they onen do, from the
poisons IN the blood This SZRsA-
P4RILLA Il . great Hstorer for the strength ]
and TiFor Of the system Those who are Inn
q I'd and LfEffesgf Desrouuenfs AfeepleSss I
troubled with Nerr0tis Ap~pFehcnsf6as or
! ears, or any Of the affections symptomahc Of
TedlsHesE. win find immediate relief and con
sincing evidence Of lis restorative power upon
hiaL I
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HINKLEY
Knitting Machine.
he sLnpl..t. ch..p... .na B..t n r..l

The simplest, Cheapest and Best In Ussl
Has bat One Needle! A Child can Kun It
DESIGNED especially for the use offami-
Lilies. and ladies who desire 70 knit for the
market. Will do every stitch Of the knit
ting IN a Stocking, widening aud narrow
Ing AS readily as by hand. Are splendid Tor
worsteds and fancy work. TAKING FIVE
DIFFERENrKINDS Of SrITCHi Are very
easy to nag n not liable 20 get out OF
order. EVERY FAMILY HOULD HAVE DIE
We rGlit an AgeHfM eu-Ty TOUa 10 nfr0dllcs
and sell them. TO whom we offer most liberal
Inducements. Send for our Circular and
Sample Stocking. Address
HlNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.
Bath, Me OF, IL Broadway, n. Y.
ne Wabash Ave, Chicago. III
Sept. Z, IS70-Iyr.
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/ BOughtmy Boots & Shoes of

NEW WALL PAPER.
NWs haEe Just reed the largest=stS-k Of
Wall Paper Of every description. ever bro't
10 Warren. Elegant GILT and Velvet papers.
Finest Boston made Satins. in high colors,
down 70 those for ten cents, at
ADAMS Book Store.
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FRANCIs BAKFR.

MRS. FRANCIS BAKER,
INl Manufacturer and dealer in Hair JeE-
elry room In River Block, corner of Main
aud Market stS Wigs, Switches Curis
halds, g. made, 70 order. Highest Price
pei1 Iof Hair. Fine KID Gloves cleaned ard
made % lonk 81 good as lew. CeaninT
Gtoses 2-cenih Z Coloring Is csntL Also
sbgeE uEand STans-dOHn, Ladies Chin-
SIiiA Slo4n Fumes, &C. Coats, Pants and
Feb. IS, is7l.
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HOUSEA AND LAND SALE. for
l House and LOtO on South Street, ashort
olslance east Of the furnace. Also. three
lots on Liberty St, a short distance north OF
High st. These lots areeach about sixty feet
front by about4O Feet deep, and will be sold
for part cash and Che balance In four or nve
annual payments. Inquire Of the subscriber
at 81 and 50 River st, Cleveland, ~, or OF
X. N Etch.at TTumbufl Nat Bank.
Is. EDWARDS.
Warren. Jan. IS. ls7l-tf.
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Livery, BOarding& Sale Stable

HAVING purchased the entire
hStOck and Fixtures OF Mr.. Charles E.
kIs1er, / will continue the business at the
old D vel known stable, on Liberty 81.
sO1th of1st NaGonal Baax, where my old
patrons win md ample accommodations for
III " H Sc
NEW CARRIAGES, single and double, an
ELEGANT REARSE &c. Every thing in
good EtylU and at reasonable prices. Give
ne q call A carrlag run 70 and from AL
trains. PLUMB W. SUTLIFF,
Warren.o O. Nov 6,uSDs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-29

ERESCO DECORATIONS, FOR
III Parlors and Halls, In Oak. Walnut or
Maple. and all styles Of the finest Marbles,
varnlshable, without sizing. Examine our
styles, at ADAA6' Bookstore.
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WESTERN RESERVE
FACTORY

THE proprietor desires to sayt to the
public, that there can be seen al his Re
pOsitOFy, on Liberty Street, a few rods south
Of First National Bank, the largest assOrt-
meDt Of
CARRIAGES AND BUG0IES.
That he has ever exhibited and offered foI
sale In this market. His stock consists Of
FAMILY ARRIAGESand SLIDE & II,
Of various patterns One honse Buggfes Of
nearly every description, and all Of which
are " tine very latest and most approved
Eastern styles, which for quality OF material,
substantial workmanship and elegance Of
unish, cannot be surpassed by any other es-
tablishmeut in the State. Having IN sue
eessul operation a STEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery for manufactu-
ring his SpOkes, Hubs, FelOes, n every
thing that can be done -advantageOusly by
machinery.
Being : practical mechanic. superintend-
ing and overseeing all the various branches,
he Is prepared 70 furnish a vehicle In FIRST
rate style. for leSs money than any other
manufacturer in the west.
Haeks, PedisTs Waguus. teaches and Barouehes.
IfnOt on hama viii be made 70 order, on
short notice.
"a Repairing, Trimming and PaintinEdons
with eatne and dispatch.
GLAu work done atmy factory warranted
In addition 20 the above, I am prepared o
urnish Carriage makers and Others with tie
Bows, Shafts, Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs, &c, at
as low prices as Al any other establishment
Carriage-makes desiring 10 furnish their
own timber. can get their spokes and Hnbs
turned on short notice, u az fair prices.
Jan. 5. 1870. Z. X. WISELL.
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- BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. "a
And FGrs ol1Gyg a. Lou a. b. G1v other ROuae
Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway.
Which can be obtained al all Principal Tick
ct Onces in the West M Southwest
Id RUCKER WM. R BARR
Gen Supt GenlP ass'r. AgsL
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GOING EAST.

81 Al. LlGHTNING EMPRESS. daily. con-
Meeting a. New York. for Boston and
New England cities. and stopping at al
principal intermediate stations and con-
Meeting points.
ASlesptng Coach Is attached to this train.
81 cincinnati running through toNeW YORK.
A Sleeplng Cnsch IS also attached at ROr-
nellsyilerrnnning through, without change,
70 Albany.
ssV7 4. a CINCINNATI EXPRESS, Sundays
exuepted- stopping Al al Important points
on main line, and connecting al New York.
Tor Boston and New England cities.
ASleeplng Ooach ac1oupan1es this train
nom Meauvtlle 70 New YORK.
li.S2 z. n. A EXPRESS, SATURDAYS excep-
TED connecune Al OVegO for Ithica; at Bling
nafnJOn Tor OOoperStUWn and Albany aud
for scranton, n al New York with Mid
night Express train Of New Jersey Rail-
road, for Philadelphia
a Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
nom Cleveland % HOrnensville, connecting
~ thai point with train having new and
improved Drawlng hOom Coaches attached,
running through 20 New York.
80 p =. ACCOMMODATION Sundays ex-
cepted-
20 A; 4. ACCOMMODATION. Sundays
excepted.
s:es A 4, WAT FREIGHT. Sundays ex-
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On and amer Monday, Dec. 5th, 1870, trains
viii WARREN, at me following hour,
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POLAND,S

One 10 two bottles are warranted 70 cura
all humor IN the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted % cure mining
Of the eans and blntches amonR The hair.
-Four to six bottles are warranted TO cure
corrupt and running ulcers.
One bottle win cure sraly e~Fupnons Of the
skin. A lady friend who was adly annoyed
with pimples on the face used two bottles.
n shows a most beautiful compilation Is
the resulf
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Two to three bottles are warranted to cure
the worst ino OF ringWorm.
Two or three bottles are warranted % cu1e
the most oesperate eases Or rhermausm.
salt rhoum%
kivetO eight bottlaaarerarranted to cure
the worst scrofula.
One u three bottles are warranted 70 cure
the worst esse % dyspepsia ] know nom
the experience Of thousands that Il has been
caused o. caukeri In The stomach
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GOING WEST.

SOS A. n, DAT EXPRESS, daily, except
Mondays, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the
west aud south Connects Al Cleveland
lthLkeShOne Railway. fnr the West and
Northwest andat Ctncn IA 4 with the Ohio
q Mississippi and Louisville snort Line Rail-
way for 81 Louis and the sOuth aud south
West
Sleeping COachs are attached to this train
running thruugh % Gallon without chanfe.
L--Oo a. 1AlLs daily, sundays
West and south UOnnects At Cleveland
with Lake shore Railway, for the West
n Northwest
SEQ =. n, NI6HTEXPRES, daily, for Ceve-
land; Cincinnati and the West aud south
Gonnecs At Cleveland with Lake shore
Railway, for the West and North-W West; and
Al Cincinnati with the Ohio, Mississippi 4
LGz.&vile short Line Railways tor 81 Louis
and Sea and Southwest. Also stops
At principal stations and connecting points
along main line.
sleepiug Coach Is attached TO this train,
running through 70 Cincinnati.
4:l6 Z. L. AOtUMMODATION, sundays c.
cepted, Tor LeavtttSburE, and way stations,
connecting for YOUNGSTOWN.
l0soS T. n. fRElGHT \ ACCOMMODATION,
daily.
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eURFISS RON BEAM

A new Pillow. introduced last season, and
has many friends, and is hound TO become a
faVorite. Also the
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FRANKLIN BRASCH.--GOISG SOUTH.
7. n.
Arrive Franklin. 500 A. NJ. I:i7 A. NJ, $50
p. n.
Arrive on City, $50 A. N, Las A NJ, 6.S
p u.
FRANKLIN BRANCH.-GOIN6 NORTH.
Leave Oh Gty, lg0 A N, ssW A. NJ, $40
Leave Franklin, u;@ P. NJ, ESQ A. NJ. $40
Pm. S5 Z. NJ.
Arrive Meadvnle, 2O5 P. N, u.lOA.M NJ, G:l5
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WARRANT o POINTS

To wear as well as any made or sold In any
market. All we ask Is for you To try one OF
our PloEB, md be convinced. We also have
the sale Of the
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Such IS Foints, Clevtses, Coulters, Wheels.
&C. Call and see rs Al our Store. No. 4 Main
or At Foundry, corner Canal and Liberty
Streets JAMES REED SONS.
Warren, o., Mar. y lSL.
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Muhakw Valley Clipper
Plow Trimmings

STEEL Pillow, which was awarded the nrst
pnemiIm at The Northern Ohio Fair, at
Cleveland last fall: also Pittsburgh Steel
Flows. We keep q full Hhe %
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The reputation this ex-
oellent medicine enjoys,
e derived Gom is cunes,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. lnTeterzte
-a-ee-sE &ennfnlous de
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by H.
Scroful0us affections and
disorders which az
Eavated by The scrom-
IONS coutamiuafion uDfiI
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NEW MILLINERY AND

GenT Agent for TTumbuu Co.
March 8. lS7l-Slns
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WARREN
WORKS

sTHE SEASON FOR PLOW-
ARG Is at hand. We wish 70 call the at
OF the farmers OfTrumbull n ad-
Joining counties, TO. the variety Of Flows
are manufacturing. among which Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-05

]%~E<
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
nv TIE GABLES.
BY n CABLES.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

LONDON, May ga Times special
saws that all hopes Of peace are aOan-
doned, and the Free Masons have gone
to the provinces to agitate in favor Oh
the Commune.
There is a constant heavy fire be-
tween the forts to-day.
Favre, Ponyer and Queertier ave
gone to Frankfort to meet Bismarck.
The Versaillists are Smelling Autueil
from the battery of Montretroul.
The Prussians allow provisions TO
enter Paris.
The Republican Union League de-
mands a twenty days truce.
The railway stations at Autueil are
damaged, and the inhabitants have
been flying since Friday.
The Versaillists unmasked a formid-
able battery at Montretroul, menacing
Autueil, Pont Jour and Passy.
The Yersaillists have taken st. Ger
main, and established q battery to shell
gunboats. A naval combat Is en-
pected. .
The Communists occupy trenches at
Willie Juif, and q great movement Is
expectedat Neuilly and Lavallois. The
Commune abolishes political profes-
sional oaths.
The Journal Odtctel says Moulin was
surprised through the treachery Of the
garrison, In selling the password tothe
Versaillists. The place was recap
tured, and also Claimant Station.
The same paper admits serious losses
of prisoners and cannon, aud also that
the Versaillists advanced and con-
structed barbados Mt Neuilly, and
that the fire Of yalerien has ignited
Lavallois and Neuilly.
Rossel is wounded In the shoulder.
VERSAILLES, May 5.-Tie statement
that the Federals occupy Claimant is
false.
The journey of Favrc and Pouyer is
to arrange difficulties in the Brussels
negotiations and hasten peace.
Firing continues; belligerents in
statu quo.
BUENos AYREs, April 12.-Yellow
fever is dreadful ; seven hundred die
daily.
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SUCCESS IN LIFE.-The great secret
of success In life consists in bending
all your efforts to whatever you hap
pen to engage in. Don't let your
iickleness lead you to slight your pres
ent occupation and think lightly of 1t,
hoping something better will turn up
by-and-by. The way to get along IN
the world is to make every step one
that is ahead, and each to follow Its
predecessor. Full fifty per cent. OF the
labor of the world Is absolutely wasted
in indirect, ditfuse, and indefinite
labors. Young mon start out In life
without purpose or point, casting n
thought neither on their fitness nor
unfltness for n particular calling; now
doing this thing, then that, after that
nothing; one day going OH, another
on the right (Which is wrong) or left,
the next backward, and then not going
on at all, which is perhaps rs bad rs
the whole combined. The right line
In life is. the II which leads straight
ahead. This almost always insures
success. If you are creeping, do 1t
theoretically until you can get on your
feet to walk but never do both at
once. And when once OH your feet,
never get on your hands and knees
again, but strain all your efforts to
your new life.