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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20
In conversation with several intellg>-,

Ia conversation With several insellie'-s
conservatives the morning after the electir, j.
they remarked in response to q statement So
made, that Virginia's policy was, to b. .
harmony with the national governments :,
Now if that is to be the policy of she Sta"
the best evidence that can bs given OF -.
sincerity of their profession, is to res: as
Hon. j. T. LOWS, U. s. Senator. The d., i,
objection that can be urged againt hn
that he is Republican. He has bees
ef6cient, faithful a.d lasoriou, rsprss. a,
tive, attending to the demands Of all aiike.s !
Conservatives and Republicans. He csrss
ly would have more influence with ~ :
dominant party in congress than any one i
the conservative party, and if the ccnsers /;
tives are anxious for the good of the Sns.
they will elect him
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The Pittsburg Commercial says that -
'sBourbon victory in Virginia will cost th~j
state millions dollars in Its deterrant etfs.
on immigration aud capital, Virginia L.
probably the greatest area of unoccupied laa
of any'of the older states. Bpt just so larx
as she chooses to fight her political battles :,
the miserable caste basis Of 'Firginia for VIZ
ginlans,' just Sc long will the recrsating and
vivfying FORCES on which her future progress
and prosperity depend. refuse utterly to wa:s
upon her"
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VOL. VIII.
IftsceJJnne0
aABRIEL HIkSn. ALBERT STRAUSS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
THE PEOPLE ASK TT AND
THEY MUST HAVE 1T.
Gabriel Hirsh & CO.,

having been solicited by numerous friends Of
Siaunton and vicinity to open a first class
MOuse-NMrnislRing Establishment
in the city. have concluded to follow their ncli
nation to please the people. and have therefore
! leased the splendid store Of james A. Pi-
per. on New street, near Virginia HOTEL and are
now opening very superior assortment of
CARPETS. MATING, WALL PAPERS,
CURTAINS, &c.
They propose to keep on hand everything in this
line, in ahundan. quantities and varieties. as
70 he able to meet any demand. however large or
small They win keep for sale. also. Mirrors,
frem the cosIlies, to The cheapest Gilt Mould
ingx &c. and will carry on The
UpHOLST RING AND PAPER HANGING
BUSINESS having emptoy e for this purpose Mr.
dsonGG W. HEwETr Of the most hrished and
superior workmen in the United States They,
will, also do all kinds Of Furniture Repairing
xuch as re seating sofas, chairs. sc.
Having been induced to enter into this new
business from the expressed wish of many of Ga
briel Hirshs old friends and customers. and the
conviction that the increasing demands Of our
growing population require it, they expect to be
1iberally encouraged.
Their charges will be moderate and Just. They
want nothing FOR what they do not give the
equivalent, and the reputation of the head of the
concern for fair dealing, will justify the public
in their expectations to have first-cass House
of this kind, where the wants of our people in
4his respect can be supplied. june l2-tf
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FAILURES IN FAnM1Sa.-As general thing.
when ordinary Industry and judgment Gre sxel.
cised in the hRsiness of farming. success, to :,
greater or less extent. is certain. ID other oe
equations success is not alone dependent on thes
qualities but in spite of tha greatest efforts AMI
closest attention, failures often occur. The
tickle goddess haunts the mrechants and the spec
ulator, but the farmer. secure on his well TILES
smiles. Fortune for him SIS NO favors to gran,
and cannot seriously assaif his position. Wis
neither poverty nor riches to interfere, he i. il,
the best Position for exercising all the virtues!
--Exchaige. =
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SHALL We GaIND GRAIN! A correspondent
says, if COW in chewing her cad throws UP
all she eats aud chews it over again, l de not see
where the advantage is in getting corn ground
at all, to feed Illuminating ANIMALS" Tue proof
of that hasty pudding is in the eating Of the core
BY the COW. Feed her on whole corn, and yog
will find that. even in the twice chewing, shs
does but indifferent work, and that much Of ths
grain in her food is passed in whole kernels. -
Grind the corn for her. and smaller quantity
will nourish as well More hogs can be fattene III
after animals fed on whole meal. Lastly, try
the comparative experiment (under exactly IT,
same oircumstaaces) and you will satisfy your
self. a. - = y
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| hereby approve the aforegoing conven-
ton, and in testimony thereof l have caused
the seal Of the United States to be fixed.
sEAL1 U. s. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
WASHINGTON. kny - 1873.
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NO.
- ------------------
EARLY RISING.
By JOHN @. sAxH.

nd bless The man who FIRST invented sleep,
So Sancho Panza said, and so say I,
And bless him, also, that they didn't keep
His great discovery to himself, nor try
To make it-as the lucky fellow might
close monopoly by patent right.
Yes; bless the man who first il .slsaAs sle+y
Il really can't avoid the iteration):
but blast the man, with curses loud and i..,,
| Nhate'er the rassars name, or age. or 80. 49,,
VINO first invented. or went round advisins.
That artificial cut off early rising.
elise with the lark, and with the lark to So
Observed some solemn. sentimental owl:
Nazms like these are very cheaply said
But, ere yeu make yourself fool or f.~;.
Fray just enquire about his rise and fall,
And whether larks have any beds at all.
The time for honest folks to be shed
Is In the morning, if reason right;
And he who can not keep his precious head
Upon his pillow till it's fairly light.
And 80 enjoy his forty morning winks.
Is up to knavery, or else-he drinks!
Thomson, Who sung about the t'sea,ons," said
1t was glorious thing to rise in season;
But then he said it-ying-in his bed,
At ten o'clock A. H.-the very reason
He wrote SO ahsrmingly. The simple fact i.
His preaching wasn't sancti' ned by his practices.
IT'S, doubtless well to be sometimes awake
awake to duty and awake to truth
But when, alas nice review we take
OF our best deeds aud days, we find, in soeth.
The hours that leave the slightest cause to wess
Are those we passed in childhood or asleep
IT'S beautiful to leave the world awhile
For the soft visions Of the gentle night:
And free, at last, from mortal care or guile,
To live as only in the angels sight,
In sleeps sweet re aim 30 COSTLY shut In,
Where. at the worst. we only dream of sin.
So let US sleep and give the Aaker pgsise,
like the lad who, when his father thought
To clip his morning nap by hacknsyed phrase
OF vagrant worm by early songster caught,
Cried, ''served him right! it's not at all surpsis-
ing;
The worm was lissaaisAea sir. tos sarl rising
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The Richmond papers are commencing ou
the James River and kanswha Canal que..
tloq We will do all 10 oAg power to secoun
the movement, but have OUT doubts abe :.
the disposition of Oonyr"zs % All ss. l:ss
u hon- ~ II. hh q so ..- .e.- ne
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Anew LIQUOR STORE.

Large and Superior Stock of Imported and Do
snestc Liquors of all kinds, at
A. Il. BUCKS,
Augusta street. near Post Office.
STAUNTON. VA,
AGENT for MODRES q co. Baltimore.
ALE and PURTER iu bottles for family use,
equal to Scotch Ale and London Porter, at half
their cost.
Having had experience of ten years in the
Liquor business, | have awaited myself of the
knowledge thus acquired to select the purest and
seat articles. Those wishing such. will do well
rs cal; before purchasing elsewhere.
aoy l6-tf A. |. BUCK.
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Ey1er, Cooper e CO.,

STAU NTON, VA,
ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS. AND
EEACEEENEgTs.
Manufacture portable and stationary Steam En-
gines, Saw Mills, Mining ind Mill Maehin
cry Car Wheels Railroad Trucks. Der
ricks Shatting. nulleys, and Hang
ers. Pitts Thresh ng Machine
Repairs. Flows and Plow
Castings, Hay Rakes,
Straw Cutters,
SC, &c.
We desire te express appreciation Of the
fiberal patronage bestowed upon us durisg The
last two years by a generous public. Cur bust
aess firm being masa up principally of strang
srs, from distsaee, we had no reason
so expect the patronage OF the community Of
eur Adoption. except so far as It was founded
npon determ uation to m Ike cur work compare
tavorably, in price aud quality, with that Of first
siass city shops, and conviction hat, by 10
ing we would merit and obtain large share of
4uat class of work which has not heretofore been
undertaken in his section. bu; which had 10 be
brought from he cities ie result has proved
tAe reasonaaieness CT expectations, and
aourages US tq press fosward 9Th renewed euer
Ky, a.ii with eyer increasing and enlarglng ia
siiites
Ne invite an Inspection of cur shops by these
90 "a, gu glazing the parahasa of machinery.
We eaaeavor TO make I'll purchases for
ssats, o.,d having limited amount Of capital, we
aro con g4aently compelled 10 require cesh or
negoti;.ale note. al short s!iae. for al! work.
For The quality of wcea. lake tie lib
erty OF reterrinx ne following gentlemen.
among tag many tron whoas we have reoeiyeq
srders.
Col L. r. smoot, Buffalo Gap Furnaae.
F. Mohler, Goshen Bridge,
VIZ " Il olt. stanton.
Vim Steele. Mofetts Creek ?. Q.
Cook Lyman, Ciines Mill.
u. j. Hyden, Sherando,
Jacob Hanger, Churchville,
&. G. Mcclure, g
J.E. Lanies Long Glale P. @.
A. j. Klhm. Richmond. feb 6-tf
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Professional Cards.

nr. Benjamin T.. Crawford offers
~ his professional services to the citizens Of
Stanton and vicinity.
OFFICE under the Miller House, on Corner
of Frederick and Augusta streets. dec - If
DR. W. W. S. BUTLER.
~ SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
Having retained to this part of the Valley, re-
pectfuly offers his servces 80 the citizens Of
Harrisonburg and vicinity.
Office between Loewenks.ch's store and Hend-
ersons gun shop. on West NJ rket street OCT %
7 h. GUN,
-. Attorney at Law.
STANTON. VA.
Special attention paid to collections.
noy 4 ly
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STANTON, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 90 1878:

GENERAL CONVENTION OF FRIENDSHIP.
COMMERCE, AND EXTRADITION BE
TWEEN THE UNITED STATES.OF AMER
ICA And TIE ORANGE FREE STATE.
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coxoLunED July 90 1872; s.rIFlEp JANUARY %
1875; EXCHANGED MAR u ~. 1878; PRO-
CLAIMED APRIL Is, 1873.
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A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas general convention of friendsh y.
commerce and extradiion between the United
States Of l-merca and the Orange Free State was
concluded and signed BY their respective pleni-
potensiarles, at B!oemfpnten, the twenty sec
ond day OF December. one thousand eight hun
bred and seventy one which general convention
10 word fer word as follows; ..'9s-.
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XXLgE. RE. TeshHsEsAgIGEE.

NTRE. Rs. EsshEgEsAgJaa
w COMMISSIONER IN U S. COURT AND
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
tends faithfully and promptly to all cases in Bank
rupscy. Has had much experience and remark
able success in this business. Place of business.
Main street, nearly opposite the Office Of G. D
Gray. Esq, Registrar in Baukr4p'cy- Refers to
G. D. Gray. Esq May 22-tf
gJW akf. a Hudson.
Aasnrney-:at-L sew.
Will practice in the Courts Of Augusta aud adj
joining counties. Prompt atcna ion paid to COL
lectione Office with A Pratt.
aug 2S-ly
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DIR ESTebN a. BAYLOR.
l. Attorney at Law
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.

SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
STANTON, VA.
Practices in all the Courts of Augusta and I'D
joining Counties
OFFICE The same formerly occupied by his
father, Col. George Baylor, deceased, on Augusta
street, opposite the Courthouse lnov l6-ly
I HAVE on hand all the necessary Bankrupt
i Forms, and am prepared to make out the
necessary papers for any enc desiring to cit m
the benefits of the Bankrupt Act.
l will also attend to making out and ferwsrd-
ing the applications of Soldiers Of the war of
1872. or their Widows. for the Pension granted
by late Act of Congress.
ALEX. H. FULTZ,
march eff Attorney at Law.
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By the President;
J. c. BANCROFT DAVIS,
.4ctinq SecYetary of State.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES OF AGREE
MENT BETWEEN THE POST. OFFICE
DEPARTMENTS OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA AND OFTHE
DOMINION OF CANADA, ESTAB-
LIsHING AN EXCHANGE OF POS
tai CARDS BETWEEN THE TWO
COUNTRIES.
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E2NRY r. CEASE,
LII Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
CONNECTIONS, FRUITS, CAKES.
CANDIES. &C,
Main Street Staunton. Va
Special attention given to supplying WEDDING
and SOCIAL PARTIES
Candies OF all descriptions, manufactured and
sold, WHOLESALE and retail. cheap as can be
purchased IN the Valley or the State.
N. B.-My accounts are all made off. and per
sons knowing themselves indebted are earnesly
requested to come forward and settle feb SIT
NEW sTDasa1y
IN New Stoch5:
ON NEW STREET,
Next Door TO Fultz's Ebrug Store.
viii be found what has long been needed here.
A Merchant Tailoring Houge,
supplied with fine.
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, &C., 9.
Superior CurrBHs and WoeKMnS. thus ena-
bling our Gents TO secure a neat fit of the best
fabrics and made up in the latest 4styes.
Call and examine sfpck and PRICES.
Orders promptly flied.
DOT 2 L STEINER
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CONVENTION
BETWEEN

BETWEEN
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
AND THE ORANGE FREE STATE.
FRIENDSHIP. COMMERCE, AND Elk
TRADITION.
CONCLUDED DECEMBER q. 1871
IA LITIGATION ADVISED BY SENATE APRIL "a, 1872
RATIFIED BY PRESIDENT APRIL ~. 1872 ~
ATlFlED BY NOLkERAAD OF ORANGE FREE
STATE MAY H. 1872
RATlFICATIOAS EXCHANGED AIT WASHINGTON
AUGUST IS, 1873.
PROCiAlM MED AUGUST % 1873
By the President Of the United States Of
America.
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spective competent authorities, and the ratifica
tions shall be exchanged at Washington as soor
as circumstances shall admit. In faith whereo
the respective plenipotentisries have siSneo tn.
above articles, and have thereunto affixed theil
seals. aR W.
DoLe in quadruplcats at Bloemfonten, thi.
22d day Of December, in the year OF our Lold
one thousand eight hundred and seyenty-one
w. W. EpGCOMB. [sEAL.1
F. K. HOHNE SEAL.
And whereas the said general convention has
been duly ratified on both parts, and the respec-
tive notifications of the same, were exchanged at
Washington on the eighteenth instant:
Now, therefore, J it knoWq that I, ULYSSES
8. GRANT. President of the United States OF
America, have caused the said convention 10 be
made public, to he end that the same and every
clause and article thereof may be observed and
fulfilled with good faith by the United States and
the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand. and caused the seal Of the United States to
be affixed. ~
Done at the city of Washington this twenty
third day of August, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
lsHAL, seventy-three, and of the Independ
ence of the United States the ninety
eighth.
U. s. GRANT.
By the President;
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L'yrs!( MINK, SABLE, SOUTH ANERI-
Il tlFs! CAN SEAL, WHITE ERMINE. ST.
BEkIAN SQUIRREL and other handsome Furs,
just received ana for sale by
.poyetf DAVIS A. KAYsER.
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xPsu.hook thrown crt hv ra,r--ifssr .>'evs
aera,iTt,, .,al = H.. f-s,. tsss AZ :. ~ =
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II, however, a crzen OF the Uhited States, nat
urai'z-d In Denmark, shall rensy his residence
in the former country without the intent 10 re-
turn 10 that in which be was naturaized, he shall
he held to have renounaed his naturalization.
In like manner, if Dane, naturallzed in the
uuited States shall renew his residence in Dem
mark without tho intent to return to the former
copniry, he shall be held 10 have renowned his
NATURALIZATION in the Upited Statee
The intent not to may be held to exist
when q psrson nauralized in the one country
shall reside more than two years IN the other
country. II
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The worm was lissaishaa. s;r foN sarlL rising y
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In like manner, Danish subjects who have be-
come, or shall become, and are, naiul allied, nc
cordlng to law, willing the United States of
America as citizens thereof, shall be held By the
Kingdom of Denmark to be in all respects and
for all purposes citizens Of the Uniled Sta.es
Of America. and shall be treated as such by the
Kingdom Of Denmark.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-11

CHANGE Tho arm OF Assse l. Armstrong
long snRsssd 10 the nour and feed trade 10
this place, have disposed Of their store and
business 70 gentleman from Ti,usvills. Who
takes charge 90 Monday next. We ore sor-
~ 10 loss 'hsee gentlemen from the busioe,,
interest Of the 'ovn,bst are pleased 70 learn
that It 10 not tao in,entioe 10 remove from
this p'sos. They desire ~ 10 return their
siuesrs thanks to shsi' psssoss hs the lib.
ersl ps''ooAse extended them during the
past two or three years. They also desire
" TO request oil parties indebted 10 ,hsmIto
call and ssttle at oues ss their books mus,
10 balanced within the next few dsys.
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A JokE.-The East Brady Iudspenden,
10 responsible for the following: While
sand pumpisg ct we'll near Pstrolis the
other day the usn q the brake turned on
the steam when be should have turned II
Of. sod the sand pump sao, up through the
derrick roof, and away 10 the pulley liks o
sressed meteor, uoperceived BY the work.
men. The line wss pulled down from The
top OF the derrick. but 90 sand pump was
attached to it. For . while the txo uen
mingled 10 their uatbs together, aud then
got sshins tools and ashed 10 the well for
three days aud nights After tbs. sand pump
before they discovered .hss It wasn't 10 the
we'll, but resting swee'ly behind the engine
house, where II bed besa thrown from the
Top Of tbe derrick.
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The L.ncss,er In,elliz.ocer assures hose
nervous psople who are afraid ;h.s the cerI
ebro-.piuG meoiosi,is will become spidsm =
ic, that these fear. are over <rouss,. bus it
confessee that smother epidemic oss broke o
out 10 that city. I! 10 seldom dangerous,
but its rff-c: upon the system are very
marked. /: spreads rapidly, especially ..
the warm weather sets 10, aod - it viii
probably soon make its Appearance here. We
give the - ynptous as obeerved in Lancss>
ter, where there ere said TO be bund,ei. O.
cases: "Robus. young men are tuddsply
attacked and srs obliged 10 lean up sssins.
the 6rs. convsoien. lamp post or lie down
on oeighboring store boxee. where they rei
main, unable 10 get away for bour. Cen
TIRE Square appears 10 be the centre Of 10 e
Infected distric,. AZ almos. any hour oi ID e
day scorer Of poor fellows may b. ssen le 90
Ing perfectly helpless ssains! the south and
-sss wallis Of tss Mayors otics and post.
ofise, while every lamp post, svuioe poe,
and door step bss its unhappy victim. =
Exercise, q cold bath. snd . nourisb Jog d lie J,
are said to be the best medicines, 10 uss 10
hsse cases.
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Brigham Young feels age stealing upon
him I'D the burdens OF bis posi.iou incress-
ias juat a. bis strength is falling. He be,
put on the cares Of government upoo bis
younger associates aod 10 now reported to
b meditstipg retirement 10 ArizonA
Brigham Young will comp isss bis seventy
ssoood ysss 90 the hrss OF June neg. -
When be fsscbss The Afizoos settlement
where hs proposes eodios bis days 10 quiet,
be can ssy ~ did wolsey:
"Ao old mso, bsokso with the storms Of
State,
10 come to lay his weary bones among ye;
Give bin . little earth for charity"
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Gold at l p. %. llsI<

Yesterday forenoon. having . shor, time
to spsrs, ia company With our friend, Mr..
Jsmes Audetsoos % paid . visit 70 The
psinas, 6spstssus Of ~ pnblic school Of
shis pIics. This depsrtssnt 10 under
charge Of Aiss u. J. Kennedy, Of Pluuer,
and 10 certainly one Of the best conducted
and regulated sebook Il hss ever been our
pleasure oi visitIss. Ms KS method Of
teaching 10 esrfaIuiy superior one. She
ben assvssaee dAk aassdsnes Of 4s to 5S
pspiIA rasg'ae lion 5 10 10 years Of sss,
and one hss bu, to visit The school 10 uu-
dersssod what tssk II 10 to teach The "in-
fant mind 70 shoot" Educstion does not
consist 10 driving fsadins, spelling, sri.h,
mstlc and kindred ssadiss, into the child's
head By The nee Of she ROD or similar harsh
methods, - wss the case 10 years gone BY,
but By occupying their attention
With pleasing illustrations Of lessons to be
impaired from teacher to scholar. This We
judge 10 b. Miss Ksnnsdyi mode Of ,esch<
fng, OF 70 We 90 apt quotation-
"Be Understood In thy teaching, and To-
ssrsss 70 the measure Of capacity;
PreespA ssd rules are rspuisivs to child,
u hsk happy iilsstrAsiss wiussth him, b
So II sppssrs 70 b With her 10 ,sachIus.-
She Leads them on sssdsaliy hsa that
which tssdsr mind imbiOes easily to
sousshIog ssrsossr. TAh method che has
10 perfection, and when one looks over the
didsrsss ustsssa 70 b sabiugaisd and bro.
under CONTROL It viii b readily ssss the,
thstssk Is no light one at the commence
lnsnt ofa term, sud tbso 70 witness the sd-
vsnc-uspt made prove her to b. thorough
'ucss Of human nature ssd . faished
.eicbs..
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King the murderer ct O'Nsill, IL 90 sick
that be has been removed from the Topbs
10 New York, to . hospital. All the mur-
derers In that Institution are sicksning ct
tbe prospect before them. The banging oi
Eos'e', ,asd the sppsren, certainly Of Stoke
suspension, renders the climate Of The Tombs
extremely unhestlby. II vsssld be just O.
we'll and much more heslthy. II tho scouud-
rsIs who have ninrder 10 their hearts and
wesposs ih their baods oil The time, would
reflect before they deprive other men Of The
life which they spd their friends 20 highly
value th~mseives.
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TIE N.,eses,-r (r.soA D-uocrI re-

TEE Na,eses,-f (resnl D-uocrI re-
posu Q s,oeuisr cecYrrsues 10 TIE western
part Of Cote county. 40 seed snd very
rs,insble eiIizeo BY the name oitsCo,brsn
eeins inpreessd ui,h tbs idss that bis end
vss approaching, undertook 70 ''set his
hoase 10 order BY making settlements si
oil bis sasirs, saying tn thoss WHOM be wss
,ra besctisg business. that be vss pre- pairing
for dasts. On Ais ss,h birthday be called
together oil his children. sr r,odchiIdren and
other relstivse, 10 psr,sks Of dinner and
indulee in . dsce.. the last, - BE- said that
Be expected 10 see. When th. daneisz
e1nmeoecd, after the dinner wss over. tbs
mao leaned back 10 his cosir and contetn-
plated tss seeos With evident pisssurs. -
Finally the musician struck IN sir OF erea,
popularity 10 by gone day.. for which .se
old genikmso bad great psstialhs. The
spirit OF the music ss,zed him. and under
the impetus Of the memories the old piec.
Of music awakened, he declared that he
mus. dsses 10 The old tune ior the last time
Ooly too ,rus Wa bis uit-rsnc-. for scares-
Iy bad BE erected bis bowed form brior- b.
quietly fell back 10 bis chair aud closed his
Eyes 10 DEATH