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The only portion Of the Judges affecting nd
dress that seemed to touch the prisoners Heart
was the allusion to his unhappy mother He
guped down sob, moved his hands uneasily
and then looked: aa placid and unconcerned as
before. At tho conclusion Of the address he
walked back to his seat, and whispered to Mr
Small:
"The Judge treated NE pretty well, didn't
he ?".
The Court proceeded with it's ordinary busi-
uess Tho crowd dispersed, and the condemned
man VAS taken back to his cell in the Jail below.
TIE TRIBUNE reporter had 8 abort conyersatiou
with him, but nothing of any value to the pub-
lie wat ascartained- He said he felt well, was
t1eated vel. and was as happy as any one in his
poslion could De> One Of the Deputy sherirs
reports that Rafferty, said d few days ago that he
aad no hope Of getting a supersededs. Crimi-
nails did not generally got more than two trials,
he thought.
There we're but few OF Rafferty's friends in
the crowd Of spectators yesterday, and they
made themselves known at the conclusion Of the
proceedings BY speaking threateniugly Of States
Attorney Reed. That gentleman has nothing
to fear from them, however. Such loud
mouthed people, rarely attempt to
execute their threats They blame MIR. Reed for
every defeat sustained BY Rafferty, in the two
trials, forgetting that he did nothing but his
duty, and that the evidence against their friend
Was his greatest accuser.
Mr. Small, who has 1abored in the interest Of
Ra1erty with ability and earnestness will stick
BY him to the bitter end, and use every power
ne possesses to save his clients neck for time,
It least. As soon as the Lake County Clark can
furnish him with the records Of the case which
vii be in about ton DAYS, he;wiu bring his bill
OF exceptions before the Supreme Court, and
argue Tor new trial
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Walking.

Walking briskly. with an exciting
Object OF pleasant interest ahead, is
the most healthiul Of all forms OF cx.
ercisc, except that OF cncouragingly
r.munerative steady labor in the open
air and yet, multitudcs in the city,
whose health urgently require exer.
else, seldom walk when they can ride
il the distance is a mile or more. 1t
is worse IN the country, especially
with the wcll.to do. A horse or car
rage must be brought to the door.
even il less distance have to be pass
ed. Under the conditions first nam.
cd, walking is bliss; it gives ami
: nation TO the mind, it WHITES the
circulation, 1t paints the cheeks, and
sparkles the eye, and wakes up the
whole being, physical, mental and
moral.
We know family OF children in
this city, from the age OF seven, who
had to walk Learly two miles to
school, winter and summer whether
slcct, or storm, or rain, or burning
sun, they made 1t an ambition never
to stay away from school ON account
OF the weather, and never 10 he late;
i'll one OF them was heard to boast
that il seven years it had never been
necessary tor him to give an excuse
tor being one minute behind time,
although in the winter it was ncces.
sary to dress hy gaslight. They dil
not average two days sickness IN
year, and later they thought nothing
OF walking twelve miles at time in
the Swiss mountains. Sometimes
they would bo caught in drenching
rains AID get wet TO the skin; on
such occasions they made it a point
TO do one thing let It raih-and
trudgei Oh more vigorously. until
every thread was dry before they
reached homo.
There is no un medicinal remedy
known to men OF more value in pre-
tention OF consumption than o few
miles Of joyous walking let one fol-
low it up week-a walk Of two or
three miles in the forenoon, and ~
many in the aiternoon-and except
in rare cases, when lor ger continu
ancc may he made, the result will be
triumphant; and yet, ninc persons
out OF ten would rather give dollar
bottle Tor some nausepus drops, or
poisonous pills, than take the trouble |
10 put in practice the natural remedy
Of walking. Nor is there any ano-
lyme, among all tho drugs in the
world which IL the hundredth part
70 cfticacious ia securing refreshing,
iealthful, delicious, glorious sleep, as |
] jnliclous walk.-M1s Journal oil
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English Railroads.

According to recent railway sta
tis,ics, English railway stock, IS as .
rule, q poor investment. 1t appears
that the ordinary share capital OF the
railways amounts to the enormous
sum Of 81 $780, 100000, and that the
average dividend is only about 3 per
cent. But OF this, t75,OOO,OOO pay
less than 2 per cent, and $.6O,OOV''
600 pay only from 2 TO Q per cent
There cannot be found the slightest
doubt that the cause is to be found
in the wretehed management OF most
of tie lines. There is . constant
warfare between the companies and
tee public. The former seem actua'
ted solely by the principle OF prey
ing upon the latter, and their guiding
rule ct action is 10 exact the greatest
maximum OF taxation in return tor
the smallest maximum OF comfort
and convenience afforded. This also
leads 10 the numerous accidents on
the roads, which result in lnulcting
the companies IN enormous amounts
for compensation. With all your
faults you do these things better IN
America.
Possibly there may be another At
least partial explanation. The Mid.
land Railway Company have just
opened the magnificent hotel at their
terminus in London. The building
has cost ESQ, 900, and the decora.
tions and furnishing alone $4,000
,nore-altogether 100000. 1t will
require rare amount OF business to
pay the ordinary expenses Of the es.
adjustment and leave . decent mar.
gin for annual dividends. Still, am
not disposed to complain. The hotels
Of England are generally not to be
commended, and this IL step IN the
right direction, though perhaps over.
done. The new hotel is undoubtcd.
~ the most magnificent one in the
Kigndom, but l pity the guests who
do not pay their bills till Tho end Of
a week.
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The Western Union Telegraph
Company has adopted q now sche
dule Of charges, by which a uniform
system OF rates has been adopted,
causing a material reduction in the
former tariff. The average reduction
amount To aoout 80 per cent. Tho
new schedule went into effect on the
LIST Of this month. we are glal to
learn that at least one OF the great
corporations Of the country Las dis
covered the wisdom Of conforming
its rates 10 the paying ability Of the
public, and voluntarily adopted .
new tariff accordingly.
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Amna Dickinson ia . sharp old
girl. whatever else may be said OF
her. The rumor that she was to be
married TO WI,itclaw Reid OF tho
New York Tribune obtained so cx.
trnslvely At the cast. that Mr.. RelL
consulted the gentle Anna. 10 know
# it was her desire TO have tho story
contralic:cd IN tho Tribune, and re
cciyed the reply /: Il can stand the
.unor cf such proposal, il you ex-
perlcme no difficulty in bearing the
report .of the j'lting. I-Exehs.gs.
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KING OF THE Bloom
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BLOOD YET DlscOyERrn

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SVo0SSs4Vos 01e ~ SVl1VWS.
BURLINGTON; with Chicago, Burling.
ton = Quincy Railroad for Chicago, Peoria,
Cinci lnati and Louisville, Keokuk; Quincy
and Kansas +; with Toledo, Peoria L. War.
saw Railway for Logansport, Columbus,
Pittsburg and st. Louis, via. Rock ford, Roc /
Island n st. Louis Railroad; with Burling
ton & Missouri River Railroad for Ottum "a
Red Oak, Nebraska and Kansas, and with
Burlington & Southwestern for Pennington
Bloomfield, Missouri AMI Kansas.
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION, with Gil
cago 4 Southwestern Railroad for Wash.
intou and Leavenworth.
At WEST LIBERTY, with Oh ,go, Rock
Island & Pacific railroad, for Iowa CITY.
Des Moines and Dave. port,
At NICHOLS, with Muscatine Div. B..
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At CEDAR RAPIDS, with Chicago &
Northwestern Railway for Omaha. Counct.
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At WATERLOO and CEDAR FALLS.
with Illinois Central Railroad for Ind epen-
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At NORA JUNCTION, with Milwaukee
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VINEGAR; 3pop3&

n poor Rum Nhislev Pruof SPIRITS and Refuse Lsqaors
dcorcd siccd and swcs,cned please the taste called
Tsu;cs Appetixcrs" Ecsnrcrs" &c, that lead
sl,e thinker s to drunkenness aud ruin, hut are true
Medicine made from the native roots and herbs Of Cali
f~nia. free from all Alcohoic Siimulan,s They the
Great lnod Purier and Iiie-.ivng Principle, Pei.
Ct Ren,vator and 1nvisora,or ii the SYSTEM carrying
az All poisonous NATTER aud restoring the b-od 10
health; can;an cr:chin- IT, refreshing and ,nvigorang
ta1 n,ird and b.siy They are easy of
,ry,N in their action certain in their results safe and
fciab!e III all forms If disease.
hs 10 rec;;"s and remain long nnwe provided ,be;,
jsnes are NO, bv mineral ,am or other eans
IA ,i,r III ,r- M eyond The ,.sn, az re,,a,r
Dvsueusll or ImsliwestiO,a. Headache Pain
Ia the Shoulders Coughs Tclness az the Chest, Dzsi.
sess Sf,r Er,, ,,ons f The S,om,cl H,l TASTE in The
Atoutt Bilious At,cks Plantation sf the Heart In
ner. and hundred ,sr a ~ sue srms are III e "
snr;ors of Dv.pepsa l., these cen,i,,ts |, h,. no
c,u, a,l .r sa,lc Will rr,vr c.irr c,,,ran,.e az i,s
merits ilsn iensshv ad.sr;se,hent-
S;ed nr sinaje :, ths dawn III wonanhel or The turn
Of lie these Tonic B,,ers display so decided an influence
that marked Improvement i soon perccpt;ble
For mfln,, m tory mad Chronic Rhcu.
Nnaffau, and (sou, pvs,Nc,,,ia or Indigestion Eiious
Ecm,ien, and luscrnen, Fcycrs diseases Of the Bood
Liver Kidneys and BLADDER these ers have been ,.s,
successful Sach Diseases are caused BY Initiated Eond
which is scuera, pr succd b. arrangement at the Di
ecstive Organs
They are a Gentle puryaflve a. wei A.
4 TOsafc posscssin ao III. ecn ,r merit o acting As
powerful agent in reiiey, Congestion or Inflammation
p the Liver and vceral ,rans and in Bilious Diseases
FOR skin Diseases, Erup,;nus letter. Salt
Rheun. Eo,ches, S,n,s pimp.es pus,ules Ioil. Car
lnu,cies Ring worms Scsd Head Sore ives Ers;pela.
Itch ScurS pi,c,lora,ions OF the skin Hun,ors and
;.c,sex n, ~. sim ~ v,.v.r n,me Or ,.,u,. A..
literally dur nm and carried an. of The system IN short
time h. s,e ne IL thcse trrs One hottie IN s,ch
r,se Vii eunv;nc c n,,,t III ,hrr curative
effects.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever ron
End II, impuri,es bursn. through The skin in p;uur.
Er,,,i,n,, Or Sores: cleanse f w.en you iind i III
srtrd art s,,...h i, The veins. ce,,:. i ,,h.r i :
TmI xour feelings will lei Won when Keen The h,J
n,,re and the health ~ The system nj f,llow
1srafcfmI shnusnm,ls rysi,;r, V,S,e.. n,-
+rys ~. mo, ~,,,,cri, invc.,r,n, ia, e.r ~, 80,
the sinking system.
pin, ~. ne .mI other Vyor,,ss l,,t,,c ;r n.
.vssn ~ 81 many ihs,nds are ef..,,,Jlx dns,ro,.I
and remnyel S,ys dis,n.u;sh,d nl,v,ol.s,si Tier.
- soarcey Al, individual pon the face az The ear whose
i,iv i c,rm,, from, ,h. ,,r.scnc. nj worms T. ; NJ,
nnc, tls h, hy elements ~ The Lodv Tia, w,m rx,s,
81. uInn the diseased .mors and slv der,osi,. ina,
breed these living monsters Of disease No system Of
Medcine vernifnges an,he,mnit.c, will fee the
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DIR. CR3OK'S WINE OF TAR!
TCn Yn0v.a n r ,Nusay:c

test has proved Dr.Cin.i'S
EialcOf'Gnr To have more
merit than any similar
preparation cv.rO.irred 10
the public. 1t il itch in
the medicinal qualities OF
Tar, and unequalea for
diseases of the J'hrOnf &
L. a u -. performing the
most rernai lSablc cures. 1t
eifectually cures all Coughs
and Colds. II has cured so
many cases tf AAaDlsl. u
and bronchitis, that ~
has been prunounced q
Rpecifi @ for these COM
plants. Tor k'ainsin alsc
1:rCasf, S.,l. or k;ack,
{: r;sv,.1 or kidney dis.
enSc. diseases ottlic Trim.
AIRY Organs. Jas,sssticr,
ornny Liver Complaint
- I lr.tl
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II IL nlS0 u superior Tonic:
RESTORES tho A ppefisc,
STRENGTHENS the ~ stem.
Restores tho Weak and Dcbilitate.s.
Causes the Foot Ia biggest.
Removes NyApespSiss and Indigestion.
lreveistx N1alariOuS EcS~1s,
Gives tone 40 our Sy steam.
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While we claim much for our goods
the story is left half told, as All ac-
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trains on this line will run as follows:
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RRAXTON.

THE FouRra At sprroE. -Edita
Democrat, Thinking that you would
like to know how We spent the 4th o.
July in Sutton, l propose to give On
abridged account. The young ladies
and gentlemen Of Sutton and its su.
herbs had made arrangements TO have
Picnic in the grove on DaGy's hill,
but the inclomenCy Of the weather
compelled them to alter the programme,
consequently they repaired to tho
Court House, had the buglo blown,
and at 101 o'clock tho assembly met.
Alter some arrangements by tho cOn.
mittee, the programme was announced
as follows: LIST, Singing and prayer by
the Roy.Leyi j. Hoffman /; 2nd, The
Declaration Of Independence -read by
Mr.. Ellis s. Hyor 3D., An 0ration
BY n. B. squires; and 4th, Dinner
by the Ladies'. Tho selection Of tho
hymn and the eloquent prayer offered
by Rev. Levi Hoffman, woro appro-
PIRATE and exarIly sHited to tho occa-
sion. The Declaration Of Indopcnd-
cnce-that wonderful documont-was
vell.timed and elegantly read by Ellis
8 Hyer, and was listened to alton
lively by the whole audience. The
dinner was good enough for q king.
Our ladics-what excellent institutions
they arc-not only had the substantial
neccssaries oflife, but the table groaned
with the rich yiands and luxuries Of
our glorious free government. About
half-past - o'clock the citizens and Ill
present who would participate, pro-
coeded to do ample justice to the good
things. And now ladies Of Sutton, in
the name Of tho gentlemen who do
moliShed that dinner, We most heartily
thank you from the bottom Of our
hearts for tho skill displayed in pro-
pairing tho lemonade, ico-croam, cakes,
fried and roasted chickens, &c., etc.
Long may you wave! All passed of
quietly. and good feeling generally
prevailed until lato IN tho evening,
when strong indications presented
themselves that there was q full supply
Of "Harris' best" on hand.
Yours Truly, N. B. SouIREs.
Sutton, July 8.
A Stray EpIroR.-Editor Demo-
crat.-I notice in q late issue Of The
DRNocRATa letter from Sutton, signed
&c. II. ~" seeking information ofone
j. W. Wofindin; and in order to give
comfort to the distressed in that town,
| will state that on the 3D. inst, l bo-
held tho said odisor, riding ut an easy
pace in the direction Of Weston. las.
contained that this lost sheep Of tho
house Of Israel was returning again to
his easy chair {; but us hc was in a
hurry | am sorry to say that he could
not eight Off and give US the news
from tho "InlepCndcpt State" No
doubt 10 will soon 10 after tue scalp Of
that arrant Modoc &c. Il. T." and
then the dark mantle of mourning will
onco more fall upon the devoted vii
lago Of Sutton. NJ. @.
Bultopn, July &.