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, 1873-10-03

ycatcr1ay In The nno Of interest and Dividends nl of
iihio y was eaaicr II u per dny 10 tho soncra,
rim nf borrowers, mil or cent to houses now con.
a!deysi t,ra:s'nss: areabaeks oarly ID tho iay wore
per cent premiuhl hut inter tho price loc1inud
To lhe2 per cont with larGo offerings.
To 1oal' Committed of to CLEARING. .11o,teo Asao-
that tlloy will mol only not ,a4o 1nnro cori1catca Dit
will brgin to-inorrow Uratlual reduction OF Tho
Sterling waH lower under M Increased s,,pnIv Of
bills against shipments Of Now York Cenlrai to
London Thcro ,Yns aao falling off In tho tlomund
their rates to 1o7 and lux, with actual transactions
nt io7hglo7& for sixty tays, md 1o5A@lo3': for
to wSs @ and ie evy desnIR SS II 1hsS r5 iio 10 1,o
st for sS Sorrosna To 4s so St ior an
Gelcarlngs, 3s,ooo.ooo. -...
Tho Assistant Trens,.ror s1tsbi,rscd $4,000.
An actiyo tiet,lo prevailed through tho iay for botl,
coupon md rcgiHtorc iss..es, md iargo purchases
were made for Investment ono lot Of so5 900 Of rrgs;
sesis { 4o orsnas' i Viii H'fs fseqo't a
llrnl, AMI 1na'o steady advance up to tic close Of
nusiess " at = T. nj when prices showed an improve,
e t. psus se rs e4a the ses4a
Union, 1akc 6horo Now York Oontral, Pacific NInii,
Northwestern common, Union Pacific, mud Wabaai..
most caacs ut higher prices than Tho cnrront narket
prices for larger amouns Buying latc 10 tho day
particularly arked III Western Uni0n Lake sure mud
New York Central und orders from, tic country wcro
opening Of the stock Exchange. Tho mott protninont
Ceutral for London ncconut amounting in tho nggre-
gate TO about u, 600 shares.
In regard to tho Wabash eleotion, It Is aatcd TINT
tho LHka Shore MID Uanadn Southern Companies havo
perfect understanding, ai'a that nattorH VII work
,ntmoaio1aly between them In ths future Tho mar-
caigo ~ to aetion of to Governing Committee tia
, 1873-10-03

llUltB-In luis 6fallch Of Tho narket 1a1F hHo1!Ht
OF Bales accomplished, all tho fresh rpcolpts anu
goody number of tho sta!o hogs cllnnginA lantla.
Tho Acant supply ut thu reahoar, md tho consequent
approsiaston IN values tese co., M VIII % lio s,a con-
tlcuce but tho scarcity Of cltsrc. Id tho utterly In
ndeqrate accommodations furnished hy. the banks
operated M clog upon business. sna oiloctt'aliy
salcs would seo to indicate advance Of 10G9l5o as
compared Will former prites but tho difference Ia
took tho hogs aud prnnsstl currency In return, but
Instead VI currency cama Eastern exchange, uni tue
difference bewcun to-lays aud Yesterdays prices Is
au cxehaugo, Gaes woro elIoeteti 1t $4.00S4.u for
iforior rough heavy lots to rhnce bacon grades with
f4.4o@4.63 t,r light. Very few hogs ronain unsod,
mil tt,ufkSt closed tifIu,
, 1873-10-03
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. q.
Tho following were the receipts and sl,ipmontH
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours and for the
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1873-10-03

Withdraw,l from store yesterday Tor city
coIlanmption: 842 bu wheat; 4,7o0 bu corn;
7,43l BIZ oats; osu bu rya; 1853 Lu barley,
The following gram bus been In
spectcl into store tla morning up to 10 O'Clock:
147 cars wl,oat 200 ours corn; 50, 100 BIZ No.
q do by eanal; 30 carB oats; cars ryo; %
cars bafloy. Total Cda0 oarB), 2al, 200 bu,
Tho aspect Of commercial affairs In this city
was decidedly brighter to.day, and generally MI
situation in tho East can scarcely bo said to bo
much improved. It would Beem That tile Storm
cloud IL scarcely lifted tAoro aa yet, though 1t
has rollod away from over uH to suoll an
extent aa to giyo perccptible o1oar-
Ing in many plaoos, and Justify tho hopo
, 1873-10-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.. THuAspAY EVENING, Oct. 2.
ALCoHoI-Was III light nquest at sl.80@1.85 for
o. por ceAt proof.
IROOM GOAN-Duatuaaa " vaxz quiet, though
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=, -. -
ts% e ''s' as 9fs s nssSnE e Ssaiaa n af
III: sa % s ss ;s IT, sss T ssss :s
@o%o; Inferiar brssh. a!lS4%c. ''' "'''''' w
nEANs-w'ero ,mootinu, with d moderate local tn-
gmfy Io 9icrlns are Mgs a prcset s1scs C. ne
a7s; e'od 10 prime medium. s22.Qe?.10; eomaioli
- nnu1LDiEu NiATEIl1ALsW ratlior a'lof, Though
thcre WE wa holo Inquiry for aila quantities. rrccs
Ts cssn yssG g sSwt rora sse sS NGy
Gessys III aeniss' sna tsHo' i'en ss ons si
5r sios aas 9 ! I'll: br' " ~hiso ss ss 5 IT, s59 S
@a0o plassorlng hHir, y bu, 4oc; fire brick, per
a nressS9 rck Iln ~ 51sf {e0mep s
t5.hots1ooo: milwaukee, and lsucine pressed, s35,06
4sooo DEL; Do - -esn,nmon an sl4oOSle;o1; Indiana
nro ,t;a;,,l clay, nor M l,r s3ool2 log.
DuITEh-The receipts lnyc been Light for several
s s rao @ Il sss sss ~ u So1ss now
md thon salo at higher figures. Other Rrudos-in
tio abseIco OF any ahippins ,loau-rcnian dull nnl
WcaR out III the stocKh Ill moro Afo GENERALLY light,
noera do not denr nf'y hhterinl tseellHc. Wo g!oo
Uaoiso yellow: 25@2gc; medium to good 1s22o:
'n1of,of 20 eo''num, @ las2l7s ,,,, ,.
market, and vnlues remain nonit1'ly nnehnngeIl Tho
following aSotations: s'aSa !, ai$s; Iaao?y A. <,
1aoI; A sos; ottsr cseok a4s; b1ra ahngs ] Sna b.
WOOL ~ aao a!3 ~ GtS620; ~ @
n very o ao!ng, anl prices
$t.a@146; lard, ticrccs, si.76; whiaky barrols,
g y SsfSa Ss: 4 ss&s sSSs sts;s;
Sar ky sose, rSg fsooG@ {}c do ass
e. ss ps pees eSsS s$s ss
sss@ @ % isss sss; s IL ,iS5 sss
, 1873-10-03

METALS AND TlNNElsH' 'srooK-aIcrchnn!s ro-
mort a Improved feeling, a,.l goaera1y regard tho
worst ps INST, Truo already beg'ns to slow signs Of
returning to ils previous acivo condition. Crdcrs Mt
present Sre lgt hut local Aud country 1ucrnhata
i,,rclasing nlure tan for aeyora .lays las anil col
fcctions reported comparatively eaay w lnote
TsS rt*TS1o r., roy lo1 J's 2 lds2 o xaoe 10
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Wenther Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-FOr New Eng
land. on Saturday, falling barometer,
fresh southeast and southwest winds ana
partly cloudy weather. for the lower lake
region, falling barometer, fresh ana coca
sonally brisk southerly TO westerly winds
cloudy weather and rain; for the Middie
States, falling barometer, fresh eas'erly To
souihweslcrly winds and increasing
cloudinrss. with probsble areas OF iish'
rain, from Virginia to Western New YORK;
for the South Atlantic ard Gulf states
east of the Mississippi, generally cloudy
weather, rain areas and fresh southeast
10 southwest winds TO northwest northerlJ
to westerly winds, and generally clea'
weather, which will gradually ex tend 'as
over upper lake region.
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for some time In the West, and which for
some had looked dark and portenlous,
burst the other day in Illinois with q re-
suit that has surprised the country In u
judicial election aeld in u district made
recently vacant tao candidate Of the far
mers, aud u Democrat Mt that, beat his
Radical opponent fifteen hundred votes in
district that gave Grant eight thousand
majority. None expected change so
sudden and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES certain
ly the utter defeat OF Judge lawrence
for he had been m able, efficient and con-
scientuus officer and had nothing OF
shadow or stain upon his character. a
candidate for collection, q man without
enemies, not bitter IN his politics, rather
more given to study than 10 intercourse
with the masses, lie was just what judge
should be ia most thiugs-nn honorable,
analytical, reflective, sagaclOus gentle
man. And yet he was defeated most
overwhelmingly.
Two aspects come Of this contest and
present themselves TO the country. One
is The unquestionable organization of the
farmers, and the other is their undoubled
homogeneity. Party lines have given way
before the onset Of the agricullurisie.
They have not needed the old rallying
cries, neiherdid the old banner, reminding
them of past made glorious with victories,
range then as of old beneath its folds.
| Polilici hs recognize the result without
understanding the nature Of the elements
| ..l D.oIn,al ,ha annvulsiDu Inpy
look towards the battlefield, which but
Yesterday was dense with contestants,
and they see not even relic OF the strife.
Those who were foremost In the hght arc
turning long burrows to the sun, and
those who seillfully planned and silently
executed are whetting their scythes for
the wheat harvest. and counting their
cattle in the shade of the trees.
Because of its freedom from display,
however, this movement is none the less
emphatic The strength Of organization
has made itself supremely manifest, and
where questions of politics or commerce
are 10 be settled by ballots, that uprising
is indeed formidable which enters the
contest forewarned and iorearmed. ii
chose to measure its strength with one OF
the stronpesl and most popular candidates
in The State of Illinois, 1t did not resort
TO speeches. to bonfres, to professions, to
barhecues To INV Of thess customary and
enthusiastic things which arouse the masses
and impregnate them with u tarore tha
answers to the name Of impetuosIty. All
was fquiet, peaceful, pleasant, u0errihg
The hands that dealt tue blows no QUE
saw, for an almost united people have
no hands. 1t is Il great mass that rishes
forward and carries everything before 1t
as an avalanche
We all know what victories do for par
ties just organized aud the farmers have
gained very decided Victory There Sii'
be more oranges established, more us
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nau.a. city uiy. steel Marie.

CatIlo--ReccIpts, lOi; shipments, $40,
There was scarcity Of good shipping
cattle to-day Ia consequence Of which the
market has seemed extremely dull. Fresh
Texan cattle have been In liberal supply,
but are generally in thin flesh aud
weak demand. Market closed steady at
IL. l,iI q. .,,ataI Hama,
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Capital sa5o,ooo.
DIRECTORS:

This Institution chartered by tho legislature Of
tho State of Texas will commence operation June
I,t, 1873. and will do general Banking Exchange
and Collection Business. VIII discount htst ',ns.
NJ reasonable rates; receive deposits sui ieci
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PRINCIPAL cities of the United siplcS, Remittance
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rte, throughout The Siaie and ,lsewhefe. Inc
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Nothing presents sadder commentary
upon the present condition of society than
the large number OF families, both ID town,
and IN The country, but moro especially In
the Inter, tLat subscribe to ~ paper OF
any kind How many families are thus
growing up utterly ignorant Of what Is
ranspiring in the world around them =
ignorant Of tAa mighty events Of tho day
But who can tell the vast amount OF inlu-
ry thus inflicted upon the rising genera
iion-thosc who are to take our places III
the busy world at no distant day-grow-
Ing up without any knowledge OF tho pres
ent, oruny study of the past this igno'
rance too, being imbued into them by the
sanction OF those who should, AMI doub,-
less do know better, did they only think
of the injurious eject of thelr insane
course. Let the head OF tho family 'hihk
of this and place in tho hands for whom
he is responsible, the means of acquiring
some knowledge OF the moving panorama
In which We net our different parts.
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4. n. pAEyIN, PIONEER ADvErrBISG AGEsr
Franklin Type Foundry, lGS Vine street, Gin
clnuaii Ia an authorized agent tor this paper
ANY contracts mndo with hlm for advertising
in tho HERALD will be duly respected.
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TnE medical world on the other silc Of
the Atlantic is somewhat excited over the
success of q remarkable operation per-
formed by DR.. jour, Belgian police sur
geon, on an apparently drowned man. The
victim had been dead seemingly, Tor three
hours but the Doctor resuscitated him by
placing three iron plates, heated to a
white heat, over the vital psrts Of the
body.
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Correspondents.
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Savings Institric, 81. Lons. Perkins, sWens~n
Co.. New ~ leans. Bali. ilrtchins Co Galveston
Texas. First Nationa, Bank, Galveston, Texas.
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Texas
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THE return Of Prince Napoleon Je-
rome) to Paris Immediately aafter the
overthrow of President Theirs may indi-
cate his conviction that his Punishment
from France WAS the personal acl OF
NJ. Theirs. 1t remains to be seen whether
President McMahon will make this trou-
bic ONE and able Bonaparte an important
man by turning him out OF his native
land. The Orleans princes-De Paris,
D'Aumale, Nemours and Joinville-whO
possess great wealth and party, while
Bonaparle has neilher--are not merely
allowed to remain in Paris, but TO take a
leading share in public life, and are far
more dangerous, any one Of them, than
any Napoleon, man or boy, who might
have the temerity to appear in Paris OF
Versailles The representatives. OF the
Napoleon dynasty are too weak at present
to cause any alarm in France. No, Sc
the Orleans family.
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u. u, GROVE.
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The women aro shopping now, No'h'ns
but tho top knot Of the average clerk is
visible above tho towering counter, excep,
when no goes up for another p'e'e I"
goods. and 1t is interesting TO study the
enolions that are to work within by the
wrinkles of tho scalp. All, no one can
ronlly understand the mighty thoughts
that surge through thcIr brain as they are
asked If they haven't got something. a
little lighter We who have com'or,ap'e
homes, aud kind parents, and bakers
bread, rarely think of 'his'-IDansu
kews
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i hair stops its falling ohi cures The Y


hair eaters; removes all d ndruf; keeping the head
clean and healthy 1t be used without fear ostan
ing the delicate article Of dress 1t is vegetable
compound, aud contains injurious poisonous in
gradients 1t does not operate dye but to
the of the hair their natural organic action II
has cooling and soothing effect upon the head, thereby
preventing the headache, many severe Of which,
has completely cured
For the toilet it IS highly recommended By all who
have used it; and producer of new hair it stands
pre- eminent
Interpretations Of this Restorative have yet to learn
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haa heen ms AIDE

Read the testimonial Of the following well known cit
liens:
The undersigned having tested the merits Of EAR
SCH'S HAIR RESToRATIVE,'' and having derived
great benefits from the thereof, confidently
commend 1t to the public as an article which will
complish all that is claimed for it..
j. Carroll, Sutler, Fort McHenry; j. Hess 81 Broad
way Market; Henry Weghorst. Cor. Bond and Canton
Avenue; g. L. Hamel, 22l s. Broadway; Anthony
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Market; Thomas McCoubry, 266 s Broadway John ID.
Stutt, 272 Cough street; W. Leopoe, 223 AliceanDa
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bHHUttt ) PATENT EWHWtG FAINT ! |!
WILL LAST A. BEST LEAD
White LinseedSOiIand
Chemically Combined. ==z=@=A
Can be Applied by Any One.
ALWAYS READY FOR u E. EzANX&zESzz 60
p. KNIGHT, Sole Agent. NEF-f ~
sand furnished
OF THE "UNIOM," TOWYONTOWN.
moth aIsoft
ND. rch 4h,
P spring "Brad Patent
wherever
furnished to
its longer
auq County, a 6h,
each and three buckets As practice Ibid myself Two weeks
conceded Enamel like
Nshoudbe
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ERS OF BALIIMURE u
GO TO q


dOODM AIN Q L
No. 1875 North Gay -
Opposite Engine #
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Ma III
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Miscellaneous.
ATTENTION ALL!
FOUND AT LAST! NO HUMBUG!
BearsCh's Hair Restorative
Patented July 10th, 1872. The Greatest Of the
Agel It is Guaranteed to make the Hair
Grow on Bald Heads, if used as direc-
ted. Any one can have good suit
of hair. For sale everywhere
and also by the Patentee,
No. 225 ). Broadway, Baltimore, Nd.
THIS Hair Restorative premature decay ofthe
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DEF V101 1AE TUDLIC.
A few applications will convince the mos

NJ. KOHLERMAM, Sole PROPRIETOR,
81 N. Eutaw Street,
Thomson, LILLY & CO., SOLE AGENTS,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Copy Right Secured.] [Sept 81, 1S73.-1y.
ST ARTLING NEW S
TO THE
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

The A Aberdeen Examiner. speak
iBg OF the Peuitentlhry conyicts at
work on the railroad at that place
SAYS u0..
"A day or two ago a batch Of
fresh fab Of the genus convict,
were sent up FROM Jackson, and
among them a ssnctiuonious looking
I creaturc Whose talents In the out.
ade world had been devoted TO the
/" saving Of souls" This reverend
rascal brought bis Bible and Hymn
Book with him add was very 10th
TO rcsign their custody during work.
ing hours, IN order TO WELD a work
iDg shovel.
lie had hardly entered the PIT
before n worthy zebra laid down hi
pick, and asked permission Of Mr.
Reed, tie Superintendent. to spcal
to the "D. d." and after cycling hin
severely fora moment or two, spok
thusly "Guess yours the psalm
singing tn vas foreman oil
de iary what sent una Aarai
know you'd be along soon. Cues
You know how 1t 10 yourself by dir
time" "Don't brOsphemo, niggsh
don't praspheme-put your truss il
Providence NBB1#@
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.asY ltt ks eHre msgsf
saras o' 80 ftaiff, o. afAsf aff
"a rut aaafemsnf w "a sr'F
talnmsni ~ stmmsist wtttf
fham - e BE- nrhf ~ fEtfs -
declared ~ ftf 10 sTs atrf
of aifsFsi sol 81 saf asars 80
- mfa. KHss M nuHss kHrss ie
fAa rlalnlH ther tnl ftfts 81 fle
hms n ust fsfsss lszlaI o. rffh
iisg sfs4fpiFnr of 'Hffsr
II NIB asaamn|H'isu. fa.
Fn isgs 81 aAfaniasq 81 ia
sUltts hafisa 81 rsa I'D 10
'hs 'as iast '1 sbaH fhH trh
fsiussl. lsfasl re- -ifat s4Ang re-
.1ct ACCOM- 1iaf r. hs rfU
lsgs fflsasfsFs .f af u
hiapggg 'Hr Sass ss 1ai
s,s.sHr q rtss cnlar % rev li
rH ftdn Of trrtI'aIe
So IAH InrhsfaaalisL Tai
ils az fHs .lfsrt. ,
G1rs6tth# stnif dml
rtt flis a.t'B ttafgs' fas .aal
.1r q '.. sser. of
.rmsr-trsai Of co.. 'sre 'r
s-I Irrf-t pei -s.,sa t tte ssUt
str.ts rt--a -tatftn .r=
"A rss " tbsf afsB' ln-
-.t rn.ts. '1f at Violations
ugtsae'. sui srJ tr.' ait'.''1
-kasAH e. e,sfsig rs'a's eom.
ffants hsrsw hsH D. Feewsi.
guilty 30 uis ucauor lp office
aud "a cUryl.tlr thereof sln' hs
snel no, less than 500 FIVE hun
lrsl dollars nor more than $1,000
. one thousand dollars, aud shall be
| Hyn S-sl frcmIthen.
SIC !. lie Il further enacted, That
every AZ, stAis,e, orlinsucs, regula.
,io6 ~ custom incoa i,,eri wi'htLis
set, or tie act 10 vhich thi, is
amcnda,ury, il hereby iepsslcd and
'Anhdllsl Apd tlwt tlna ast take et'
'te,t aud bs III force on ant a'tcr
thirty da - from the date Of lt' pas
sage.
Approved February 7, ts73. Z
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DR. JOHN BULL
AGUE N FEVER,


~ rr-fsaf Ffs afttraFl nHaHat
s stns sfhss " afef I'll smf
fs ssfr a p tls bel. .f ihf aH
sa f~ss trf - fafH f sai
f-sss aal fstar ~nt'hsf " faf' n
iss- sarI Oh r'su Al 'Hs HHh's ffi
s.a ssi a-r- raatff ~ lfu H 'sstm1.
se g. IT, = no ~ia tft ia 70 80
h. .ars we i'frfH4ei
sfs aassr vi va tef sarast co. is =
-.n ..rf fsH laaa htf hsfn fahi.
frtt 81 sr. taI TA4 families AAHs hses
sufsI ay a sf. 0rfs 9Th e perfect rrsis.
o. ~ a.H.rI hesfh u H hassfrr
n sat nhl 10 s'sfv f'ss nJrr rtrfnia iocurv.
.IIH .s i rIanaH.i 10 smaller dtsss iaT a
v.rs $50 alter ,4t dssass uas been thelted,
more -i reIaIy n 4Iheuit and l~ongstanding
= rua.Ay tAi mfiieiRe viii noi requirs
snF AID fD assp me b1ssi in good order
..li fbt patsuL hoaevt1 feqnire a eilhhr-
rr msl.r.rr r0sr blv.ne taken ihr1s OF four
rr-s Of tt t5ulr, = single lsss u baRs Isgf.
tlsgf IFa Iitl r4l he sufficient.
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A country merchant having pro-
cured a new clerk, walked him up
tho ncxt morning at a most unrea-
sonpbie hour, by calling out tha, the
family were sitting down to the
table. THANK you, said the boy,
as he turned over in bed to renew
his sleep, 'thank you but / never
allow myself to eat ,nything during
the night" .
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The Swiss Times says thai a conf.
al story i told vf 4 conplc Of lovers

The Swiss Times saysthat a conf,
cal story i told u conplc Of lovers
who, n few days ago, attempted to
pommit suicide III the Lake OF
Zurich, near Ruschhkoh, hceapse
the young lady's pOrents refused
their eouseut to their marriage. In
order not to be separated in death,
the young lady tied oneof her feet
last to one OF her lovers, aud they
thus thre " themselves into the water.
But the young man does not seem
TO have been as courageous or as
DESTROYS Of leaving this world us his
companion, and shouted for help ut
the top Vi his r1ice. Help was tor
~tinately Mt hanu, md Llsy were
both dragged out OF the water, and
handed over to the police, Whip pro
sidei them with dry clothes aud
put them under lock mud key.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

1t is generally supposed that put
ting the neck out Of joint is uune-
eessmily fatal but kom an old rs-
port OF n trial in the English Court
OF Common pleas, It seems that this
opinion is not correct.
y h 1857, Mr.. Justice Noel, in de-
'ivering an opinion in that Court,
said:
7 al remember the master Of a pack
OF hounds had bis neck ~disloca,ed
by a tall from his horse when out a
hunting, and il q surgeon had not
been near him when the accident
happened, who pulled his neck right,
the gentleman would most certainly
have lost his life"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

Elisha b. Stone, of Harvard, has
caught fifteen foxes this fall and
wjntOr, Within eight years he has
captured elghty-thres,and these were
all caught within the same area Of
four square rods. His method Of
securing Reynard is to pillow n deep
turrow and set some eight or ten
traps IN succession 10 tbis turrow ;
tho s'y fox, in passing thas way, very
naturally takes to the iurrow ms Il
safe and secret road to travel, and
the result is 10 is quickly trapped.
severul occasions Mr.. Stone has
caught two ut the same time, and at
other times has found opef fox caught
in three HItvraut traps : probably
caught while cudeasprin / to cs-
cape. Only two out Of the fifteen
THIS YEAR were old foxss.--
WorccSter .Egis.