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JRDER on the nan.
Collision Caused by the Carcie.ancss Of n
Conductor One Mau Crashed to Death
nnd Another Torn In Pieces \ Woinnn's
Eyes Put Out by u let Of Stcum


Conductor One Man Crushed to Death
nnd Another Torn In Piece. \ Wonnn's
Eyes Put out by II Jet Of steam.
ST. LoU1s April 4.-The accident on the
st Louis and Southeastern Railroad at French
Village yesterday afternoon was occasioned by
culpahle Catclessncss Of the conductor of tho
construction train. As the passenger train was
about to take the side track to let the freight
train pass. the construction train, which had
been passed by the passenger train but few
minutes before (and it, conductors must have
known ofit' proximity, came laundering around
the curve 1T a high speed The conductor of the
PASSENGER train cried out for the passengers to
jump for their lives. Many did 50, but before
all could escape the engine Of the construction
train had entered jhc passenger coach. nlling IL
with steam aud scalding a number of passen-
gers.
Mfs. John II. Lusk. or Luke Of Morgan county
Mo-, while Ia the act VI jumping from the train.
Was caught between the cars and crushed to
death. Her husband, with AN infant in his arms,
reached the platform unhurt. A gentleman,
supposed TO be James u. watts Of Chester, a
member of the Illinois Legislature, was caught
between the platform Of the rear ear and the en-
rine OF the dirt train, and literally torn In pieces
A young daughter of Mrs. Grimm Of Mcf,eans-
borough: Ill. received Jet OF steam full IN her
face and was horribly sCalded about the head
aud upper part Of the body. Her eyes were put
out. II is thought that she cannot recover.
Mrs. stebbins Of Milwaukee, was severely cut
and bruised about the head, and several other
gneer " tho dirt train. Michael Tanning Ied az
soon as he saw the result of his carelessness.
A Coroner jury after examining many Of the
employees OF the train and several passenger
aud officers OF the road. returned verdict that
the conductor. Michael Ward, and the engineer,
grossly and culrably negligent in starting ahead
ui time and running at too great a speed. They
also censure the conductor of the passenger
train for no, Tagging the construction train, aud
the officers OF the road for not informing the
CONDUCTOR OF The freight train Of the discontinu
ance OF certain trains, thereby OBTAINING the
train, which was the cause Of the accident.
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The ex-Presldent OF the Murderer Club
greeted the warden and reporter in his usual
Very comfortable, Of course, but nothing bet
ter than the cells in the fourteen other prisons
wherein have been confined. Here | breathe
said TO circulate in the sixth ward~but am far
away far away from the boys" The reporter
asked him whether II was true that he had re-
signed the presidency Of the Murderers' Club.
The prisoner Of state replied that II was, and
added that he hnd been forced away from tile
club But said he, in a loud tone, 81 have
been elected a briGadIer-general." Then lie
paused. The WARDEN tremhled and looked ut
President Of the Murdcrers' club. "is the docu-
ment which tells the story" lie arose. and
cation from the Montgomery Legion Of Hariem,
which organization, numbering seventy good
men and true, had elected him their brigader-
general, lie said that the legion was rapidly
Increasing In numbers. and he doubted not but
that within short time IL would number thou
sands. Then picking ~ u few scraps Of paper,
he read epigrain, at which Warden johnson
Vlsihly shuddered. DIR. Noalis entered a. the
General concluded and was greeted with, well.
N"auis, these are the boys who will tear down
the Ionibs within sixty days" The doctor
lowed a. the General sat ln his easy chair and
In n voice which ranx through the corridor,
"and will be dictator then
WARDEN JonSSoS's Conspiracy
Then the eX-Prc-idont Of the Murdercrs' Club
aud present Brigddicr-G sncral OF the Mont
gumerv Legion Of Harlem paid his re- poets TO
Warden johnson, whom re accused Of hanging
the scripture cards to the iron grating iur mis-
especial benefit. =" Now. don't deny II, Warden"
said the Gener,L, smiling and pointing his finger
at MI. johnson. " you know you are I'm with
the Church. You may fool around here swear
little, and fume. but you re In e Church and
are trying 10 convert me but you won't succeed.
for arm Pagan still" Then the General rid
died the pulpit. bar, and the mercantile world.
lie said some sharp things about Gould, BARLOW,
Tweed, sweeny. and other, and gracefully hid
his hearers an adieu. seated himself, s.d attend
ed to his correspondence. There was no meet
ing oi the Murderers Club yesterday.
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Arrived Fnfn,Y. Ami

Arrived-fHTn.Y, April T.
steamship nirgo, Portland. ndse. and pass.
Steamship Virgo, Savannah. mdse. aud pass.
Bark Martin Luther, cardiff, iron.
Bark IhraCilu, Annoy, Tea.
Fark Athena, Antwerp, barrels.
irig lilV, fruit
Frig Mary Oliyil. MayagueZ, sugar
Ir'g Hattie r.. Progrrsso, imp, 6c.
Brig Como, NessInI, fruit.
Also the usual river ami coistwise vessa'A
steamship Zoiiar Newhern hlrks bergen.
scren, Hayrr; Excelsior Cadiz john Buulton, La.
guayru. hrlg OuuHsAa, tadZ schrs. Ro-lle, Harbor
Island; Warren sawyer, New Orl ans.
ARRIVAL OCT.
QUEENsrowN, Aprh I. I.-stcamsllp Cubs, New YORK.
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DIED.

years.
Funeral from his late residence al West Asth st. on
SUNDAY the Gth lust At T.. NJ The members Of Cyrus
Lodge, NO. ~. :, and A. NJ. are invited 10 attend.
BukNElI- In New York, Friday, April I, 1873 VIII
liam Henry eldest son Of BensJah and sarah NJ bur
nett, aged ~ year, month, aLd " days.
The funeral services viii take place at the residence
o. us brother n'law, T stephen Mott l5a Allen on
invited
Doyle " $500 -
Ine remains vi, be inferred in Calvary Cemetery on
DiBBlEE;-On Thursday, after q lingering Illness,
IN the sylb yeaE of her age
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
Attend the funeral from the Church Of ST. Esprit 1a
pstmssn eth and 9th ava. on saturday. April 12P
kDwhkbe.-in Longwood Mass., April T. OF pArsty.
hs of the brain. ths Rsv. j. Erskine Edwards. Z Ussi
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DECKER -RIDGEwAY.-On Wednesday Aprn ,.
li,5, 9l the &y. j MID D, D., at tie llh ay NJ. 4.
No cards.
81 Ann Church Sow York, by tte lry. ;. ~ Huskus,
rector OF st. Marks Church Brorklyn, r D., assisted
by the Rev. Nm H. Moore OF 81. GeOrgrs, Hampstead
George W Denton TO hmma llasNlns, ouly daughter OF
KEsSLER FBkET.- on wednesday April 2. al the
Lutheran Church of tie Holy IfiulD by Inc Rev Dr.
Crotch, kessler Of Helena, Montana TO Miss Louise
Ebert of tlis city.
Ri1IERHAND- MICH AFlIS.- on "Wednesday, Aprtl
by "a" Rev d. j. lyUur, j 7oH ttterUaAd u Joanua
da, ghtUT OF Dr. ". hicha,lis.
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state bonds were very dull and quiet We note sales
only North .sroliaa Ga new at 1917 and special tax
at 10 Railroad bonds also quiet. the most prom
nent transactions having been followe Erie 2ds 100
Sds, G' do. 5ths, TO Central Pacific gold bon o.,
wabash lists, sjH New Jersey Southern lists, T5i Co
lunbus, thicago and Indiana Central lists s6H do.
Wkmi3H North Missouri ists. 81 Pittsburgh, Fort
Way and hicsRo 2ds, Ef; ST Louis and Iron NJ un
tain ls;s, % Alton aud rcrre Haute income. sik I;
lcVeand tolunbus, Cincinnati snd indianapolis Isis,
15i ONO and Mississippi 2ds. S.. BOston Hartford
and Erie lists, sI Hanover Bank shares sold AZ iO6
Ihe highest, lOwcst, ana T. N. closing prices OF
stocks to-day were; -COsiuO.-
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active foreign demand for 1ss for European account
naturally made this issue the chief feature OF the
tet and the business large We note sales Of ss at
llsk, while there seversi transactions at 49,
buyer ~ days Ten.fortes coupons sold at li2k cur.
rency &c, liSI Coupon new 1868 i6b and old 1864
coupon, lis. The market closed strong.
Henry Clews Co.. 50 Wall street. report ata NJ.
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The Thoughtful Phy.icinu

does not rSard spring rs healthy Its sudden
transitions Of temperature searching winds md chilling
rams, are provocative OF rheumatism and neuralgia
and where there Is prcdspos!tiou To dyspepsia or
bilious collie, chils and fever such variations Of the
weather are apt to supernduce visitation Of one or
other OF those complaints. ny tonny aud regulating
the system with HOSrErfERs STOMACH BtrTERs
AT this these evils may however DC waricd on
The direct encct OF the STANDARD Vegetable Specific
To nvgorste the body aud renoyate the constitution
white II indirectly operates preventive disease
by purn ing the animal fluids from any ici part cles
they may contain, and regulating the tunctioa- upon
which health mainly depends notably those of digestion
secretion, and evacuation.
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inspector Of elections to be associated with two
Others TO be elected. In closing, the Governor
says:
~ the hn he intended TO remove grounds OF dlsssis-
mate remedy Will be found in the eit,tiye apchise
whch may always he relied for tine eraiicstlon of
eN ~ abuses IN the Of Official TRUSTS hen.
ever the majority ~ the voters that such
evils or sbuscs really exist ~
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AZ a wealth producing mower in restoring 90
useful LABOR AN army Of ruuturri men tIe New elastic
Truss stands pru,Hnrnt ans fruss anorJs lmui aIats
rehcl l. worn niilt and day with ease Retains tie
Tu cure absolutely IA every case, and sdOull
moved durns te few weeks Necessary tO elect cure
Sold III a moderate prce. q ite duahlc This New
Truss sent ny mail .yey~hele by the Elastic Truss
Co., JhS broadway, New York Cty who send circulars
free when requested d.-Ne'O iotA LdspeHdeHi.
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While waiting for cough "to go a. II came"
yOn often giDI the eds Of consn lion Better
all coughs and colds.-AdB.
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MIRISE IVrELLIGENcs.

stNtsruRg ALNASAC-ruts
sun rise-.... . -nn sets..... % Moon sets. II
uieu WArKR- rms pAr.
sandy hoos. 81 Gov. ls!lnI.. 80 He Gate. 3
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Wear the warwick or Elmwood collars. They
gre cheaper than others because they will keep clean
longer.-.Idp.
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A milIloa can testIiy that Pain Paint removes
pain instant y, and thai Wolfotts AnnihatoS cares
tArTh permanently. Pint. G.-Aae.
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Ensinrss { hnnrcs.


coon ch1ncc.-A Gr.t Dllss corner restaurant al
low rent 10 good icuinti tpeAld business .taud
fortune T. i've mtn. Apply to j VI. GIBSON, Auc-
ton er, 2 N 'ntgolneD IT, Jersey CiIy.
A tONFICrIONEKN aud toy store Tor sale do
~ lnR good business reason fuT sUlhng n sckueSs
Can for onr week AZ al9 10Th aY.
SMALL. gr1rcry flr sale. owner "a going to
"A country. q. uun st., south Bfo1slyn.
INOH SALE cheap, AZ Ncwbursh, y. !. A mil
Nth team poser win be- held Tor until Apfl
II terms easy. Inquire " sAML. MCKEE.
INOR SALE cheap Pant store. with stock Iease
ana nAiurcs 10 nrst casl location up tOWA. lnQulIe
at RAUTHS. ~ 6th ay
I@R SALE chesp-A caady atd variety store, Win
toda fountain. Call tlI sold. IS; south 18th At, Wll
FOR SALE cheap MIX route 10 cAns per day;
owner has oher bus hess APpy IN SALOON, 5l9 I'd
NOR ~ALE-A small boarding house cheap rent.
= inquire on tue premises, 40 Pearl 81.
VIARDNyA ARF and house furnishing store for sale
IL Tour years established; large aud strictly cash
Iae long eaae and good IN of The business M op.
posioh tar saie 9S good reasons tor selling Apply
ner OF President and snh sIs., BrooSDn.
HANDwARE, housrfurnishing, and stove store
Tor sale on the Bowery the hest lDC iOn for bust
Meas with lease, and On the best Of terms Anpy 10 u
j. BECkkH, Sn Bo~sry. y
IQUOR sTORR Tor sale, stock and nIturss;
~ doing good business. ~. West 5Lh al.
Two LEr-At runss Union PARK, cd at. and lat
II W. one fountain. sojs water stand Anl one Wgkss
seeT stand. IhssU rrnti good ehsnaA
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= For No'h Patches. Fre'l,lcs, mud Tan. r-c
Perry Moon ani frechie Lotion. SOLD by Dir gplsfs
evrry~h're Depot % Bonr IT,, New urA.
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Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
sucet-4aS
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M,ATEhttSI, FiiiiEi ~ ENELRGa ASD, ~ tItING 81.
NkRNAkE, FIRST OF AIlfN. and sold smallest
pr ,nt; tyery article guaranteed, DIAMONDS A
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Shelves for
the et-ncrGfs
books.
8 The Gene.
bed.
4 Door 10 cor.
ridOr.
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The days business az the United states subTrcasury
WIS as follows Cold receipts, <sltb5S - paylntntr
u l,2St@.2i balance. aiy,IJYsSf2. Currency receipts
,@IE'5. ~, payments tlhtoJos'. balance, tl6072,.
IA o., Customs, SOUa.ULD.
Foreign exchange Was more active to-day and the
iutcb, under the lunutnue OF au increased demand
we're advanced from 1Jh for 81 days bl and l Tor
short SLht " WY and lOol respectively. Ihg antlc
pAttd lcrraHc IN Tho Bank ot England rate also u
.ted ihs lhfAet lhe tu AZ imports of dry goods
the week foot up t@Vi,coO. andthe amount murAetrd
was t22iaAD.
:, The money market showco signs OF relaxation and
the raies worked gradually easier up tO Tie lie
nltahc"s from the Interior ana near by cities have
come III quite HbeTaly, several OF the city banks re-
eeNlng oday from tOuO ~ t6OU0o each, Out loo Le
" many Instances Tor employment In the street. And
for the sane cause We presume tht tie uIlOunts re-
celVed today VIII not appear IN the associated bank
slatrment tOlnorrOA, which viii be made rising
averages. At the opening OF business stOcss were
turned al 4 cent and additional intrrest, though
.ubnrqusnily money loaned on approved stock col
lateral At ". but al erwird up 10 H. though In the
street deahnSs at r. III. to ocloJk prices RANGED up
70 and interest, with later s..otiations II cent
coin There WAS less deposition 10 exact the more
orbAht rater, and appreheDeODs lest legal
wona De taken probably prevented the usual amount
or Illegal interest exarte1 on the money corner
bring hegotisted Ia the discount market there
bushess OF importance, The standing legal tenders
% day we're HoU, fhowipg reduction VI t1p0
since LsssSday. rhs Internal rssenus receipts 70 day
me GoyeInsen. bond market has bsen very active
and sffonE with decidedly higher prees 10 the alter.
neon trade. T.s sasspes In gold, togetheT with very
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VI EIED.

Restores gray hor 10 It's original color thcgrus thn
hair and stops It's falling. ltis au ;an dressing
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Glottuts.
A LBRo n BROTHERS.
i5C BowERY.
Fourth ioor above Ercome ~ NEW YoI,I.
NEW TEAS.
PRICES REDUCED.
ooLoSG TEA,
80, IL, 60, so, and DC cent, per pound.
ENGLISH BREAKFAsr TEA.
36. ~, 90. and ~ cents per pound
YoUNG HYsON TEA,
a., 90, 80, o., and II2 cents per pound.
GREEN AND BLACK MIXED TEAS,
80 ~, 30. ani ~ cents per pound
UNCOLoRED JAPAN TEAS.
90. 80, AID 100 cents per pound.
HYsoN AND IMPERIAL TEAS.
ds, 80, SO. ami 90 cents per pound.
Taese Teas have been selected with great care. an
are warranted TO please.
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Special liotitts.
DIAMOND-POINTED GOLD PENS.

(tIRCILAR.l
,, TO those engaged IN mercantile pursuits; any nyen;
notice well as of extensive patronage. One OF the
most important inventions Of the age that Of
pen that Possesses the necessary qualities of hrnnes5
Pens and Pencils, Astor House Their superior value
Is tested by the long time he has been engaged our
city In their manufacture.
We. The subscribers, who know the value Of FoLEYS
cheerfuly recommend them to those who wish for the
best and uost perfect gold pen evet made. Signed by
the tonowtng genilemen and over 100 others;
j. +. Williams, President Metropolitan Natl Bank.
Geo. Z. Coe. Precedent Am. Exchsnge Natl Bank.
J. A. Beardesley, Cashier kafi Bank of North AIn.
WIN. a. Fails, President Corn Exchg hgnge Bank.
u. u. Lowry, President NstI BK Of the Republic.
Y. y. Iappan. President Gsllatin National Bank.
Isaac q. Ogden, Cashier New York County Nat B'k.
Wm. L. Jenkns President pank Of America.
J. ". Lewis, Cashier Union National Bank.
Wm Is MeekeI, Cashier Bk. Of N. y. y. Bks. ASS.
VIM ": Cox. Cashier Mechanics National Bank,
James Buell., President Imp and Traders Natl By.
J NJ. Crane, Cashier shoe aud Leather Nst1 Blk.
Geo. ". willett, Cashier BHIs Head Bank.
Clarke, Dodge Co Wells Fargo a Co
mowes Macy. United states ExpressCo.
W hltrt motifs Co. barclay Livingston.
nermnye Co II. y Raymond Co, New
NlnslOw, Lanier & Go. York Daily Times
Geo D. Arthur 4 Co A. Gordon, Cashier New
Fisk Hatch. York Herald
N. 7. Morgan Co. T. Ketcham 4 Co.
American Express Co. >. u. Chittenden a. Co.
Adams Express TO. johnson a. Higgins.
thas. Dennis, Nicc-Prcs. Atlantic Mutual 1ns. Co.
Daniel ID smith Pres Mercantile Mutual Ins. Co.
LlNood Walter Pres Mercantile Mutual Ins. Co.
n F. wilmarth, NcePre- Home Fire Ins. Co.
Morris Franklin, President New York Life Ins Ca
JOHN FOLEY Gold Pen Manufacturer
2Astor House, opposite the Herald office.
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CA LtPETs.

PAYMENTS rAktN WEEKLY OK MONTutb
Jrt rtRNIrIRE, carpets. and brIbin. rne larre.t
weekly or monthly ptymsnrs ~
Il. NJ. COWfEETHNAIT'5. lIl Chatham ST
tOOD seconi aud carpets cheap tt n! Futon st.,
~ corner Dutch, eltrgn e. pa Dutch Il.
WEEKLY OK NONTuLN PANIENTs,-
W Carpets, irnturr 70 laiug &C.i prices lower than
auy houre m The city
DEAIT 4 CUNNINGHNu
AVID a n.. Ia. ~ lsth
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Dry SiOoes.
A TIGRT MONEY MARKET
and backward spring have great depression In
spring Dry Goods.
With ready cash we have secured some
EXTRA BARGAINS.
One lot OF japanese stripes, i5c. formerly 25c.
Nes 'lotl shades, light Ap1cas, 2jc., formerly soc.
EAtrA quality Berlin COrds, Sic, formerly 4Jc.
2itp yards urst Prints. 9c. formerly l2i,c.
Also bargains iu ottoman ShEWls, Linen Damask
Towels, harseiles quits Muslns Prints GinghA lna-
TicAs' &C At NM. LAMBERT a cos,
81 irccnwlch st. near spring.
RARGAI>-' BARGAINS! BARGAINsf
~ 49,, ,...,..... -. Opening this day,
80 DOZEN fINEsrgC Atty GENTS WHITE
all sizes and styles lunlsuaicredl, which We shall
OFFER Al q 81 EACH.
Regular price IN broadway $50.
500 DOZENS GENTS FINE LINEN COLLARS.
az aitl')and Is per dozen.
y7s DOZEN GENTS silk AND SATIN sCARFs,
NlND>ORS, TIES, ASD Rows,
from i2isu. to 1tc. each. Iust half price u
Gents Furnishing stores.
W. X. fEiloN, p! aud "a Dowery.
fI'AIIOR~! TAII.OIt-!
Il lu,hO yArls Lassitncrcr at SIC. Per yard
5lEh yards Cloths At ilc per yard.
l.W yards Beavers at ilc. per yard
Z.ubl Yards thinChillas ut 6c per yard.
lapb yards lluings, all culOrs, At luc. per yard.
d,su yards NHtcrprOots. cheap,
nnd ether goods fur mrn's wear
For sale, WHOLESALE aud RETAIL. at
~ Nest Broadway, top toor.
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MEAREs's
MEAREsS PARAGON SHIRTS,
Made to order, 1f best materials
and warranted to at.
Sent by express C. o. d. any part Of the country A
the following rates!
6Shirts Masonyile nusn and hne linen :I2 20
bSniris ,in.utta muslin and very nne linen 80 is %
6shirts New YorS Mile sni best linen ....... IS o.
BOY SHIRTS READY MADE AND 70 ORDER.
FANCY SiliRTiNGS II GREAT VARIETY,
Directions Tor measurement sent % application.
kitH'D MFARES,
9th av. and 18Th st., New York.
PERFEZIONE ,strrngthcns. eniarges and devei.
ops part OF the body 81 ScrN Debility ri lis n:
postpaid. Dr. NAN HOLM lt Court st., Boston, Mass.
ZERO REFRIGERA with cooler, h. tho
best. A. NJ LESLEY ~ ". Id 81 Rcfrgerators ropd
ROYAL UANANA LOTTERY.
The extraordinary drawing viii take place ON the ia
OF Aprl. 1873. Tue amount drawn is 81 2OOUD There
will be only lb,UD tickets and 209t prizes.
y. u. MARTINEZ d co, Bankers, lc WAn st.
Post Once boz 46s5. New York.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Tickets, IS Orders nl!rd information turnished
Prizes cashed. IAiLOR q co. BANKERS
70 W tll A.. Ncw York.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-19

each square devices Of any arbitrary kind
are then penciled. Removing the paper
asphaltnmis is applied to the glass surface
1t eats away ofthe red glass pretty much
all, except the parts where the devices
are pencilled. Those it leaves intact in
red, with here and there separate &C.
centric streak of red, different in every
case. These squares are then cut by a
diamond and become the seals. The
seals are photographed, and while the
same processes gone through with
would not produce any such seals at all
the photographs of them preserve their
resemblance intact. Those photographs
are pasted on the pages of the little
blank books, and one book, each con-
tanning the seals of each box at poll
ing place, is given to the officers of cleo
tion, to each candidate, or to the repre-
sentative of each committee. Every
holder thus becomes check on all the
rest. If the seals are changed, each
book shows. And without mashing the
seals no human being can get into the
box ,excePs by breaking the entire thing
to pieces. The panels thus covered by
the seals fasten the lid and box together
by a screw on the inside, just as the
knives of a jack-plane are secured to-
0ether RrookIu,, E1oIe ll
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-19

1t is little singular why your wife's
mother will presist in sleeping on cord
bedstead. But she does. You don't
think so much of this until you are cali
ell upon to put it up, which event gem
orally takes place in the evening. The
bedstead has been cleaned in the after
noon, and having been soaked through
with hot water, is now ready for put
ting up. Your wife holds the lamp and
takes charge of the conversation. The
rope has been under water several
times in the course of the cleaning, and
having swollen to diameter greater
than the holes in the rails, has also got
into fit curling up into mysterious and
very intricate forms. You at first won
der at this, but pretty soon wonder
ceases to be virtue and then you scold
The thread which has been wound
around the end OF the rope 10 facilitate
its introduction In the holes has come
off, and you have to roll 1t up again.
Then, after you have pulled it through
eight holes, your wife makes the diseov-
cry that you have started wrong. The
way that rore comes out of those holes
again makes your wife get closer to the
door. Then you try again and get It
tangled In your legs. By this time you
uotiee that this Ia tho suallesf hal v.c.,..,
in the house, and you call the attention
of your wife to this fact by observing /:
"why on earth don't you open the door
do you want to smother me s"l She
opens the door and you start again, and
she helps you with the lamp. First she
puts 1t on the wrong side Of the rail then