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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-19

I >HRIsTIAN STANDARD opposes Sccts
" and advocates Primitive Christianity. Best
and cheapest Family weekly. SPACES, As columns.
Edited by Elders Isaac ERRErr and j. 5. La
MAR. Only 50 year! Specimens free. X. W..
CARROLL d CO., Pubs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The bearer OF the lantern. attended by male com
panion, came running % him, ana was soon ~ MI
side. The lantern bearer was rough hiciiiAn hrhef
man q grade above his class His companion VA
also sleilian. but evidently OF somewhat highel
degree, Both wers oil excitement, as'onishmen
and sympathy, 49,.
In Is few words AZ possible Lowder told the stor,
Of tho shpwreck, and called attention 70 tue eohdi
ton OF his ioble young employer
II thin he ~ dead" he said In choking voice
~ Garry h.m up to your cabin. Let everything ps
done TO save him will pay you well for any knd
ness 10 him. Poor fellow lie was my travelling
companion. loved him ~ n he had been N,
brother instead OF only my hired attendant Poor
Jasper
The two sicilans lifted the helpless form OF poor
young Tressilian, and carried It between then 70
ward their cottage. Jasper Lowder followed them
bewailing his loss. The above we give an specimen
chapter: but tho continuation of this story VIII bt
found only in the n, Y, Ledger. Ask for th. number
dated Januay 18th, which can be had NJ any news
ONCE bookstore. II you are not within reach o,
a news office, you have the Ledger mailed 10 you
for one year by sending three dollars 10 Robert bon
ncr, publisher 1870 william street New forh, The
Ledger pays for original contributions than any
other periodical In the world II will publish none
but the very, very best Its moral tons II the pur'
est aud Its circulation the largest Everybody who
takes 1t il happier for having II,
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Our Book TahlC.

ABTHuR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE tor January
is before us. The colored steel fashion plate is
very pretty; the Cartoon, entitled THE Skein
Winders. is a picture of great beauty.
"Grandpa's Darling" I" Going to School," and
" Coming from School" are three pretty pic
lures. In elegance, beauty and attractive
reading, Attl,o's Lady's Home Magazine ranks
high. Send to the publishers, I. $. ARTHUR &
Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, stamp, for postage,
and get January number as a sample. Terms,
81 year. copies for 20.
The CHILDRENs HoUR.--We have the JAMS
airy number of this magazine, with its wealth OF
sweet pictures, and its supplement of g Christ
mas Carols" The Hour ia conceded on all
hands to be one of the most beautiful periodical
for children, and one of the best. Mothers and
fathers take it for your little Ones. 1t will do
them good. Send sl.25 to T. S. ARTHUR <
Sons, Philadelphia, and get it for their holiday
present. Specimen numbers sent free, on re-
ceipt of stamp for postage.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

SAYS WRITER in the last number of
the Cornhill MogdzD'e: =" There was a
drinking song in India, the refrain or
chorus of which was the toast
Here's a health TO the dead already,
And hurrah for the next who dicsl"
1t was written at time when war and
pestilence were reaping rich harvests of
death | am glad that do not know
the name of the writer. had forgotten
its existence, when. some ten years after
it was written, was proceeding by sea
to an unhealthy coast station, in the com
pany OF two young ensigns, and upwards
of fifty native convicts, mostly murder
ers, without guard. As we neared the
station, one afternoon, one of these
young ensigns, still ruddy with English
health, sat Mt the cuddy table with me :;
we were both writing letters, to be dos
patched Immediately on landing Pres
emily he broke the silence by saying !:
"Do you know this song?' He had
come by accident upon it in his writing
desk. whilst searching for an English
letter. He read it out from beginning
TO end with great gusto, almost singing
the concluding lines of each verse, given
above, and finishing by asking me if it
was not fine Three or four days after
wards he was dead He was literally
the next who died among the officers
of the great army to which he belonged.
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Curious, Useful, and Suggestive.

The French bastilc was built in 1879
aud destroyed by mob in 1889.
The first almanac was printed about
1860.
The Roman empire was once sold al
auction.
The first ball mentioned in history was
given at Amiens in 1885, on the occasion
of the marriage of Charles vi. with lsa'
bella OF Bavaria.
The advertising receipts Of the London
Times have sometimes rcoched Sl25, 0OC
in n single month.
The original territory Of the Cherokee
tribe Of Indians comprised over 81, 0O0,-
600 acres.
The game Of chess originated in India
about five thousand years ago-thc game
of checkers is even older.
Edward Ballot, King of Scotland, sold
his Scottisl. throne to Edward Ill. of
England, for 5000 marks and yearly
pension Of 1000 pounds sterling,
John Mayo was German artist distin-
guished for the length Of his whiskers,
which reached the ground when he stood
up.
The microscope shows that an oyster
contains multitudcs OF small oysters,
covere with sheels.
Never ride near an open window of n
vehicle for n single half minute, especi-
ally if it has been preceded by walk ;
valuable lives have thus been lost, or
good health permanently destroyed.
Practically the Chinese are Atheists.
They accept anything that is good, hay
ing no God of their own. They have no
Sabbath. but work the year round, ex-
cept during n carnival season of ten TO
twelve days ut the end of their year.
The amount of ink product of this
country is estimated ut about 10,000,00O
gallons annually, nearly all of which is
consumed within our own limits, besides
which We import large quantity from
England each year.
In 1914 Psachum, who was accused in
England of high treason for certain pas
sages in n sermon written by him, and
found in his study but never preached
or published, was examined upon the in
terrogatories before torture, in torture,
between torture and after torture"
The idea that n person imbibes the
characteristics OF mn animal he eats is
very widely distributed. The Malays
give large price for the flesh of the
tiger, not because they like it, but be-
cause they believe that the man who eats
tiger acquires the sagacity rs well as
the courage of that animal.
The doctrine which places the J N of
animal life in the ocean at the I ot.. of
800 fnthoms, has been thoroughly
disproved by recent investigate S. Liv-
h,l nf h.,
found at a depth of three milo
Drunkarls reform in the - 10 OF one
to six Great Britain consumes 80 gal
Ions of strong liquors to every one of
wine and one in every "A is drunkard.
There are 4, 800, 900 free drinkers in this
country, of whom 200, 900 are sots.
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Drifting.

Echoes Of cathedral music
llcard-it may belong ago,
Lingor with us unforgotton,
Haunt us still aud live and grow,
They arc drifting, softly drifting
Through tho Wild unrest Of life,
Golden orgnn.notes, uplifting
Weary souls above the strife,
Though the olamor Of the city
Round our outer being rolls,
Still those sacred notes arc filling
All tho chambers Of our souls
Az II Touched by hands immortal,
STRAY cords, trcmulous with love,
Dlifted through some open portal
OF the wondrous church above
In the gray and silent morning,
Ere the shadows are withdrawn,
When the white mist hides the valley
With n veil " airy lawn,
Then we listen hearing slowly
Through the stiffness deep and calm.
Murnurs of that music holy,
Like the cadence OF psalm.
When tho summer sunset fingers
Low adown the crimson West,
And the weary hands are folded
With fho blessed sense OF rest,
Thon we hston- strengthened, soothod
BY tho magic Of that strain,
rrill the furrowod brow Is smoothed,
And tho heart grows young again.
They are drifting, softly drifting,
Through the great worlds daily strife.
Golden organ-notes that tell us
OF now aud better life
Low, clear music, sweetly blending
With the spirits voicolcss cry ;
UndeT-tonos that have no ending,
Echoes of eternity
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

Considering the extreme sensitiveness of the human
body and that it is unprotected except by artificial
covering from the action Of cold strange that
at this season il is liable to many disorder. The skin
exercises q powerful influence the stomach and
bowels and when functions interrupted by sudden
chs that seal the pores and prevent evaporation from
the surface internal congestion is apt ensue The
digestive organs perform their Office properly when
this is the case and the wase matter of the system
which should he discharged part through the persrra
tory glands having other outlet than the bowels and
the kidneys constipation and variety Of renal diseases
less prevalent Dyspepsia where ii exists
also aggravated by these causes. The most effective
preventive Of and remedy for disturbances Of this IA
is Hos,etters Stomach Bitter. Acting IS stimu-
and tonic II the stomach and the intestnee
impartns 10 those important organs both activity and
regularity II also operates sudoric By ,onng the
vessels Of the skim and promoting free passage Of
exhausted matter through that natural Of the ss
ten. Being mild duretic it gives heAlthful impulse
to the action of the kidneys where tendency to
dropsy and blood depurent and nervlne has highly
benefcel effect in rheumatic osSss. II combines N
happy proportions the tonic. Alternative sperieut,
sntiseptic diaphoretic and snthious properties re-
quisite for the restoration Of system generally dis
ordered and has no equal as winter medicine
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HUMANTTY TO HoRsEs.-

HUMANITY TO HoRsEs.-One of the
most cruel things done is putting hard
frozen bit into horses mouth Thus
a horses mouth becomes frozen by the
cold iron several times day put into it,
each time causing those freezings to 60
deeper and deeper, to end Mt last in
extensive liberation. Thinking and
humane people avoid this by first warm
ing the bits, but this is much troubl,
and sometimes impossible, as in night
work, like staging and physicians work
Now all this is avoided by getting leathe
bits so made that no metal substanc
can touch the flesh. Don't fail 10 try L.
Dipping the bits in cold water will tax
ont the frost.
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A SAD affair. On the Elizabeth anc

A SAD AFfAIR.-On the Elizabeth and
New Jersey railroad lady. with her
two children, was waiting at the depot
for train bound for the metropolis.
While playing about one of the children
wandered ON the track. The mother.
seeing train approaching, darted after
the little one, the second child follC ing
Its parent. Unfortunately the lady
slipped, fell, and was unable TO get on,
of the way before the train came dashinp
along. She and the children we're liter
my cut TO pieces-knled instantly.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER are
productive of Throat Diseases. Coughs,
Colds, &c. There is no more effectual
relief in these diseases g be found, than
in the timely use of " Bro,rn's bronchial
7roches." They possess real merit, and
have prored their efficacy by test of
many years, having received testimonials
from eminent men who have used them
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

LAND ENOUGH are IN the
eleven Territories of the United States,
including Alaska, nearly one thousand
million acres Of land, which owing to the
sparsencss of population, may be
described rs unoccupied If the 40, 600, =
900 who inhabit the States were dillused
through this land ocean, they would be
almost as few and far between as the
sails which, according to popular idea,
50 Written every sea.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-01-13

The MAD SToNr--Prof Smith, who
recently contributed a valuable paper to
the Baltimore Sua on the treatment of
hydrophobia, wrote a letter to the same
journal few days ago, in which he de-
clares himself out of patience with those
who are superstitious enough to believe
that there is any virtue whatever in the
mad-dog stone possessed by residen.
of Rectortown, Fauquier County, Va,
This stone" says the Professor, "is
probably of slate or chalky nature, and
porous When dry it will adhere to a
moist part, as substance will to the
tongue, and fall off when saturated with
moisture. That it has any affinity for
the poison OF the rabid animal is too
ridiculous to merit serions discussion.
The evil resulting from belief in RENE
dies so absurd is that it prevents the
use of efficient means.
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Review of the Wholesale Market.
NEW YORK MARKET.

FLoUR-Active. Extra State, $500; State and
Western, IS 5.35; Western spring extras 5.75a SO
Rye -four, extra, S4a4.25. Buckwheat -four So
$3.50, u 100 lbs.
WHEAT-Active. white Genesee 81 60 LOT
Western white, s1.40a l5e; No. spring, sl2i a
81 20; No. ], 81, 20 a 100
Corn. Market active. Western mixed, re, 75c.
yellow, 25c.; Southern white, 80c. a SIC.
OArs-Actve White State and Ohio, Ole. &c,
RYE-Dull and unchanged.
BARLvy No sales to note-dull.
Hof. sales, new State at Ice. q l9c. We
quote at lUe. for new, and sc. Sc for Old,
MoIAssEs-72c. q 75c.
pETRoLEuM.-Sale at 23c for immediate delivery.
III Philadelphia. - &c. On the Creek, quiet at So 50
on the lower, and 1925 at the upper Nephha quiet
at &c.
SuGARs.-Refned 149sc. a "a sc. for bards.
WHHKEy-94c. a % &c. for iron bound, tax paid.
BEEF-Quiet; $40 IA. 80 for plain mess, and sl5
SIT so for extra mess. Terce eef, S27 80 for
good brands prime mess and 500 s3l for do. India
mess Beef Hams. 500 $50 for Southern, and $50
i3l for Western.
BUTTER and CHEESE rule in favor OF holders, but
no advance.
CATTLE and sHEEP.--Market quiet for cattle aud
sheep. and quotations do not vary from our last
report.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
New YonK, August 18th ,s0o


Allow me to cali your attention to ~.
PREPARATION OF COMP w nv NY
TRACT BUCHU. The COMP at nar,
are, BUCHU. Lone LEAF, CUBFpc
JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION. -Bucbr
vacuo, Juniper Berries, by distillotio -
to form fine gin. Cubebs extracted l.,
displacement with spirits obtained ,ro,
Juniper Berries; very little sugar is u,oG
and small proportion of spirit II j.
more palatable than any now in use
Buchu as prepared by Druggists is ot
dark color. II is plant that emits -
fragrance; the action Of a fame destyov,
this (its active principle), leaving doyL
and gutinous decoction. Mine IL o..
color Of ingredients. The Buchu in No.
preparation predominates; the sma,Io,,
quantity OF the other ingredients A.,
added, to prevent fermentation mo.
inspection it will be found not 10 bo
Tincture, rs made in Pharmacopmo NJ,
is it Syrup-nnd therefore can bo uso5
in cases wlsero fever or inflammoson
exist. In this you have the knowlo1a'
of the ingredients and the mode Of ~,
pTation.
Hoping that you will favor i. with
trial, and that upon inspection it WI
meet with your approbaticp.
With feeling Of profound confidence
''''' -Hrv especially,
H. T. HELMBoLp,
Chemist md Druggist of ~ yeo.s' T.,
L. Experience.
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TRESSILIAN COURT ;
on,
The Baronet's Son.
By MRS. HARRIET LEWIS.

AUTHOR OF ruE DOUBLE LIYK." "THE bAIiIfti
SCHEME" TuE suspEHED HEART" riiR LADY
OF Kildare" - Lfrr Al rrAKt THE
HOUSE, or sEcHLIs,' Efc., ire, Ric'
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The Russians commenced to bonn
bard Tours, when the Mayor went to the
headquarters of the Prussian General
and surrendered the town, rs there were
no troops to defend it.
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FLoUR-Spring extras dull and unchanged. Wheat
firm at 81 04tt log, Corn very quiet at i2c. for
new. Oats dull aud lower; No. O. 371c. Rye quiet
and steady at Toe. Barley dull; No. 2. 75c High
wines firm at 8Gc. for iron bound. Provisions rmer.
Mess Pork, 1913 a 1886. Lard, llirc Live Hogs
active at 1910 GAO. Dressed Hogs firm at S725 a
! $3.50. Cattle dull and unchanged,
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vUNHE NEW YORK WEEKLY DAY
u BOOk-THE Ga 1MPiuS OF THE WHITE nv
PUBLIC AaAiHsr THE WoaLp. " per year. nddfYss
"DAy BOOK New YORK Ciy.
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In Post Once orders. check or drafts on New York
aherevsr Convenient II not then register the letter
oonts ming money. Address
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THE sEMI.wFEKLy SIN.

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Eight Dollars.
Ten copies one year separately addressed and an extra
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MARK YOUR TOOLS. Any one can know
vi how To write indobly Iron, Stool. and other
metals by sending 2h cent? for printed Instructions to
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG
,Iohusblrph Warren Co, ". Y,
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APT 8 persons TO successfully canvas ior
kH Premiums We offer, and receive a va
~. Wajthan Watch for yourself ADDRESS
Pe1,y's He,ktu D1vian. Ohio.
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1871 is the centenary of Sir Walter
SCOTS birth.
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THE DAILY sun, SO A YEAR.

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THE sEMt-WEEKLV Sun, Sc YEAR

OF the size and general character THE WEEK
LY but with greater variety NJ miscellaneous reading
and furnishing the IN is subscribers with greater
freshness because II comes twice week instead Of
only
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15

la comparacion sea mas exacta, estoy en-
un estado analogo al que estaria la Bella
del Bosque del sueno que, habiendo DOR
mldo durante Glen amos, entrase una her
mosa tarde en- ell mundo. NADIA reconozco
absolutamente de saber 10 que me parecia
de memoria.
Los amos han tenido triple efecto, pues
ha transeurrido un siglo desde Ell mes de
agosto de 1880.
Ell case es, dijo sonriendo el doctor,
que al cabo de una ausencia de 80 amos
debe V. hallarse aquf exactamente 10 mis-
mo que en- pals extrangero.
NO me liable V. de clio: cada ms
tante caigo de sorpresa en- sorpresa y CO.
meto errores. Todo esta cambiado hasta
los barrios Sc han mudado de lugar. Hace
POGO que, yendo visitar mi prima la
duquesa de Eschgnac, al pasar por la ca
lie de Santo Domingo he querido hechar
una mirada a mi antique palacio. - NADIA
de palacio, querido, una casa abominable
de piedras de canteria en- Ell sitio de los
sirvientes.
No liable v. NAL del actual embelle-
cimiento de Paris, dijo Mr.. de, Laubespin.
{ Ha yisitado Y. 10 plaza del Mercadof
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-15

de un examen pub leo en- el campo militar
y en- fin, las escuelas miltares especiales
Sc estableceran en- los misnos campos mi
litares.
El seHor Odllon Barrot ha llegado q
Burdeos por invitacion especial del senor
Theirs.
L6ndres 24Los. peri6dicose Green la
paz acordada aunque no frmada.
Aseg1rase que en- la pr6xima semana
los alemanes entraran en- Paris, sin MIN
guna ceremonial triunfal
Sc ha suspendido en- Alemania Ell en7io
de tropas a Francia.
Berlin 25.-Todo esta preparado para
que el ejercito aleman haga su entrada en-
Paris, ocupando sn Billeville y Villette.
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CORREO DE EUROPA.

Aver a las tres de la tarde lego
el vapor-correo CoMILLAs..
Los peri6dicos de Madrid y Cadiz
alcanzan hasta ell 26 y.28 de Febre-
70.
Segun sus noticias S. NJ. la Reina
que habia estado gravemente enfer-
ma Sc hallaba en- convalecencia, no
habiendo podido por esta razon en-
prender su viaje a EsHana.
En- otro lugar pubEcamos los es-
tractos mas interesantes de los peri6-
dicos de Madrid.
Lo mas importante que hemos en-
contrado en- ellos es ell siguiente do
cumentO:
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Isl, dijo Mr.. de Luxeil ri6ndose, todo
10 que V. necesita es un comedor bastante
capaz para que V. quepa solo; pues, Sc
gun creo, no tiene V. por costumbre tener
convidados su mesa.
-Es cierto, contest6 sencillamente ell
aventajado gloton, no recuerdo haber in
vitado a nadie conner conmigo.
-Por supuesto: q V. le gusta gozar a
solas los placeres de la cocina del mismo
modo que un avaro quiere gozarse con la
vista de su tesoro lejos de las miradas
profanas.
-lQue quiere W Opino como aquel
til6sofo espiritualista que pretendia quepara
gustar bien de una pava trufada no debia
de habermas que dos: la pava y 81.
SY Mariette7
-Ay de mi.
--Oh! interrumpi6 riendose el doctor,
no hablemos de Mariette, pues removeria
V. la herida de este pobre amigo. iY V.
querldo Mr.. de Luxeil, comienza V. va
hacerse la vida parisien, que habia v.
dejado durante tan largo tiempog
-Yo, doctor? En- el Paris de 1860 soy
casi como un salvaje que viniese de sus
vlrgenes aorestas, 8 mejor aun, para que
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NO.
-Pues bien, Marques, vaya v. & verla,
y 81 V. 10 prefere, iremos juntos.
IL Pues que, djo Ell doctor, va v. & pa
searse a la plaza del mercado?
" donde guerra V. que fuera 20 q
pasears respondi6 Ell goloso con cachaza;
no estoy por Ell paseo m6nos que tenga
por objeto algo it'll y agradabls para el
espfritu: queden los paseos y los bosques
para los ociosos, para los necios que van
por yer los demas ser vistos. Ne gusta
la naturaleza en- todo 10 que tiene de bello,
y por 10 tanto, considero las obras 1eva-
das a cabo en- ell mercado como ell dltimo
toque de una civilization bien entendida.
Rfase V. cuanto quiera, pero dfgame, Sc
10 suplico, en- que parte hallara Y. un pa
SEQ mas sdelicioso. ALI hay aire abundante,
Was espaciosas, un techo para guarecerse
de la lluvia de inyierno y del sol de verano,
una perspective en- donde de un golpe de
vista Sc abarca todo cuanto puede alegrar
Ell amino, excitar suavemente ell est6mago
y hacer asomarse el contento & nuestros
labios: ALI el hombre realmente entendi-
do halla siempre la espeEanza, nunca t.
deception, 0sntnugx.
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