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StauD knows what, key in the
human soul to touch in order to
draw out its sweetest and most
perfect harmonies. They may
be minor strains OF sadness and
sorrow; they may be loflier notes
Of joy and .gladness. God knows
-mhG yftl.ehhs Odd oiSpr nature
are, and what discipline will call
'hem forth. Some with alainiive
songs must walk in lowly wales
all lifr's weary way; others ~
'fIirr hymns shall sing of moth
.inx, bo' joy as they. thread the
'nopnlain tors OF i g; hut they all
unite without a i scord or il ~
the ascending anthems If loving
and believing hearts fluids lis way
into the chorus of the redeemed
in hcven.
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A ooop n,Iytrtise,nent isitl,

-. = -"
A oooD advertisement isitl'c
bes' If ull possible salesmon. II
il Il sseuan who never sleep; Is
mover weary; who goes after bn-i-
ness early and late; accosts the
merchant in his Ah"p, the scholar
in hi. stndy, the lawyer in his OF
flee. the lady at her breakfast tab e;
who can be in a ,th"nsand PLACES
1t "uce, and speak to thousands "i
people every evening, saying t.
Zach one the best thing in the be>'
MANI ' r. rn.tt f.r- ,...- .
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IT i, strange, it not re'ribntive
saws the New York Sun, that
W ,lliam II. Tweed should have
been sentenced by the half brolhcr
of his favOrite lobbyist.
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ORANGE county butter bad

ORANGE county butter bad Il
reputation 100 years aeo, as APP
pears ir"m The following advcr-
ri,cmcnt, which appeared in
Zcnger's New York Weekly Jour
nal, If November 4, 1918: -"
he sold by Peter Lynch near der
Rutgers BrewlOnsc, so'Ec very
good Orange Butter. II ia excel
lcpt Tor tGen,Iew"nsn TO Gosh
their hair with"
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A FACTORY fnr The manufact nrc
Of butter from suet lie about 70 be
started in Cambridge Tor the Bos-
ton market.
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AtJnckson-Clo ee connections are made with Mich
ienn Central jackson. lansing " Saginaw md
Grand River Valley and Michigan AIR Line
Railroads. af .
Al JoncsyiIlc-.with Lake shore Michigan
Al BanKers-wIth Detroit, Hlllsdale a Indiana
AZ w"tcrioo--wi,h, Lake Shore and Michigan
Al G %"Ssrn Ja"ctIon%wiA Dd,roi. Fol River
: Illinois Railroad. to -
At Fort wayne-With Pittsburg: Fort Wayne n
Wayne Muncie e Cincinnati; and Cincinnati
Richmond q Fort Wayne ltsilroads.
ROBERT RrrLis. General Ticket Agent. '
December 7th, tsY3
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GRAND RIVER VALLEY R. R.
TINE TABLE

TIME TABLE.
Direct route eastward from GrandRspids.
to jackson, Saginaw, Detroit, Toledo,
Buffalo and Ill other points east.
Direct route Northeast from Jackson to
Grand Rapids. I'll, great lumber regions OF
Northern Michigan, aud all points west and
north. hrfii uf
Trains are run b, Jackson Time, which
is Is minute. faster than Chicago.
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INDIANA is about to start n new
Safe House j,b on a preliminary
estimate Of 81, 000.OO0.
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KEARNEY'S KXTRACT HUCHJ
TTARHTY,a ExTpAcT BucHu.
Avoid ouooks and I'm posters,

= -. = y S,oa s Sradssis id,~so. Tsssss
Gsases, PnilsdeipRis, author Of several valuable
Works, caa Be committed ON al discsees q ne
SEsd 81 pnsery oygsps, (Which he hss nsdo
int1sr frcl VII csc odginatine or 81 how
m 20 treat dissses witk ruscees. Csrss g3w-
ss.ct; 60 49, r -. ~: 49,. -
send Tor ~ Svi3s 3 HssHi fPlee 70 osn&-
J.B DIQrT, Nd rsy ~ xs,. and ssrs'sn'
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AN extensive revival is in pro-
eress IL tho Baptist Church OF
Rock1aad, Me-. More than 100
conversions are reported.
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TaE Kearsarye cotton mill, Al
Portsmouth, N. H., has resumed
work on full time with reduced
wages.
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y A coosfarP fbsns'e CT. b. MIX.

n HCovNRfIffF'""s u" ~"
ing requisI'io'. on the Depart
mcnt at w asl,iugton Cor three
thousand postal cards, aroh'g Zee
for The unusually large number
Ivy saying: 'sYou may ttiOkl fl,si
This amount OF postal cards that
lssspd III ere greet (ny pillcs We
Jog smaID, but I will ex lain 10
you. We wait them t,Advpriiso
for a man that was our to wntrcas.
,usc, rvdnbssipdsd-RtJ IN M
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VICroR EMMANUEL If Italy for
bids army officers initiating his
style of ,nou.tache. 7 31fA1 Y9
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TRAINS EAST.

Trains run by Detroit time.
Passengers from North Western
Michigan to the Capital Of the State
md jackson, Detroit, &c, will make
direct connection at Howard City with
this Road
A. II. REESE. Gen'l Supt.
J. W. BS) iLET, Gent Ticket AGt,
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: A RICH vein 1T gold has hecn
discovered uear Rome, Ga.
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Very respectfully,
(Signed,) TuOS MORAN.


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hears.
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wssistR psrsen who asyer
lays wager as bad as a regular
gamtlsr2 Because he is no better.

A WESTERN paper speaks OF a
new paper mill which "will be
made OF brick one hundred ind
seventy tiv! feTler%pTI n
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rsnatasdaf ssr,licisI%TT asSmS,

whose body vas found in Il river
came to Ills death by blow on
The head, "which was gwen be-
fore or after drowning.
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A HUNDRED years ago it took
only 1900 lamps TO light Faris.
Now il requires nealy 10000.
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A BosToN dry goods dealer adj
, er,ises "hnarcinl crssb ,uwels."
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Set 70 Music }. w. Elliott, with Go beautiful
ulurustivns engraved by the Brothers Dali
6A Boar6s, t1.ko. Splendidly bound In
cloth, gilt edges, t2.bo.
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GRAND RAPIDS.

In the above locations can be roun'
some o. the BEST Farming aud Pine an
inthe State lying for twenty miles o.
vithcr side VI the surveyed line Of tl'
rO.d and they embrace every variety q
soil with heavy and light timber; and NJ,
in a section of Michigan now being rapid
ly developed by railycsd ard othcr snte,
prises,
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Jackson Lansing { SaginaW R. R.
TRAINS NORTH.

The most direct route 10 tvs gre@r Lumber and
salt regions Of the Saginaw Valley, and the
Magnetic medicinal Springs OF
st. Louis.
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FIR. MYERS, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agent.
Michigan Lake Shore r.. II.
CONDEMNED TIME CARD: JUNE 1sT, 1873.
Detroit, Lansing & Lake Mich. R R
THI NEW NORTH WESTERN ROUTE.

Now Open from Detroit to Howard.
To take effct on Sunday, October 10, 1874,
at l2 o'clock noon.
IL
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FARNNIG LANDS

Are sold on a reasonable credit, tt
aetna! settlers. ono quarter Of purchase
money down. interest seven por cent.
N u -,,cttlers on any Of these lands o
the q II CIR. n. Co, ar on anyao the
lands Owned III Common in the. town
ships above d'siguaied Will
HAVETHF PREFERENCE
Of rurch sing their lands, by giving tn
office pr0rnpr y, flee Of their wishes upo.
rcaIing thi advertisement and 3 'sisnat
ing their PostriIcr address.
For any Information conce rning the
lands, price 81 catiou etc address
WV, A. now
Land Commissioner. Grand RAPIDS. =
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DR.. j. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters arc purely Veg
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the native herbs found OH the lower
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tains Of California, tho medicinal
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Connections Dsadc at Detroit with III. Grcot
Western and Grand Truak Rw, for tie east
At Wayne withMe liflhigos Central 4 r.,
East and IHxt. Al 1SSeio riM the Lake
Shore d: Michigan Southern u r, for Cler.-
land and Chicago, and oih tie G IA d ID X Il
for Cincinnati, aLso, NTH the Y w & w II +
for tie South and Souat-west. ut Reed City
'cah tie Grand Rapids d Ind. X n .fer ne
Worth and South. Sleeping Coaches on Night
Trains.
Gro q. KIND,LL, Supt.
GnB'r W. LrpLrE, Gcn'l Ticket Agt.
East saginaw.
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and West. .
G b. BusH, Asst Supt.
II. II .UUGnKs, Ticket Agent. 1i
Grand Rapids, Mich. 4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-11
Bon Nab unb Tern.

- Sie Ratio lt
Derientgen, fpel1e mad Der SRI d Il n g
elmer St1atsttr9e fur bic Der. Stdaten
4lrb Der Anerteunung 0otteS In Der @onfitu-
tion Der Der. Stdateu frebrn, bei6Iob In
ibrer S1lublbung i'm giep 0orfer COOPER
Snftttnte, cine b%abinIautenee Yetition an ben
Gongreb 81 ri1ten. an1 tpurbe be11IoFeu,
l6 Der 6rauen ais Der seeiguetfen @dbte-
rinnen 6u bebienen. Die betannte Giel~
f6relberiu Smibbelm aus 9ennIDIbauieu be-
uutte bic Oele9enbeit, nm auf BEN areseu
Mertb Der WitrDirtuu9 Der Eruuen bel bieIem
@erfe aufmertldm 5u MAIDEN unb atpar Ina
Aiublid auf bic Grtbehun9 politiI6er @ehte
[Stimmre6t n an bss peiblI6e 6el1le6t.
Beienbers merfTpirhig mar unter ben @eb-
nern nod Der &eperene Son1tban GbtparoS
Or blu ale uugIdubi8en bee Sttnlmre6ts
beraubt tpiHen Serner bebaupfet er, boe
Die Gdter Der &epublit, @albington, Samil-
ton, Seferfon. Nbams M Gtbeiften uno SeBer
traren, Deneu ieber Be9rif Der S~tdatSplnfrl-
tHaft abgtng uno bic oaber elm fatanti1eS,
tfrrperbGftes Wa1pert ber Ration als or.
9dnttbeS @efeB oetroDlrten. Die 8un6eS-
&~e9ternng fei elm 9ottIoIeS SnHitut. Eriber
cber fpdter udfie bas a0ttli6e Strofgeri1t
iber biefelbe bereinbre6en. Sd bob tirsliH
nit einem &eGerf0nig Gfritas elm gertrao ab.
geT6Iofen worneR, In BEN Der Rame Gottes
ni9t eripdbut fei.
- gcn @aIbInefou tuirb semelbet, bus
Serr s6ur3 bale cine Reile nod europa
antreteu tperee. g.
- ueber + rau28ted f6reibt elm 8er-
iler 8latt ,8etauntIi1 lit RauIiae 2uoea
yer GerpFi9tung seseH bic f0nigIi6e 8dbne
: atbobeu, nadOsm Pc bic fontraetIt9e Con-
%bentionuIfrofe bon 5000 SbaIern ~eiuse3abIt.
Sic best inbeHeu ~teIasstpe9s bic Gbfl9t, 81
nns aurd6jufebreu. bieImebr sebenft ik, h1'
ndnfen @tuter ibTem Smprefarto mad Der
oabano unH nd1 Californian 90 fcIstu. Na1
eturH 6Eiee, btH Re an Il. SuRuar bon Bos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-11

ner bon ben Observation-Disclosures bonn 9o0'
Fen 6eIIeu auf bic SeIIen peiteT unten DIN
ob9elflrat. no bic 0ebeine Der 5e1lV"s' 81.
ten nod blei9eu. Die SsnIpeI EaU ~ Use
GeIien gebouen. unb elm Sge'l ose w wG..
bieufes beffebt BARN. baB Die a't 49, S as
bon Der einfiseu 0r6be '9reS SO'''" {"
5dbIeu. .,unt
au Der epise Der aebsu asteteassmsanoen
isbeu Sduptlinse. tutl0e Die SfaolI.on oOa 10
ipadbaIten. 1lebriseus nerbersen fe Is il9
nt6f, bag bic sage eIsfss g9ltes 9ssdbit
an6 Die F6feu 8einbe besfelben enb tie
SIattern, bic tuilOeu apa9es, bic ttdtl3eu
GlaboioS' bic ertormunssIoien Goman@er
nnb bic Sabaier uub SDraunei Der Nei6eu
aeaeu bic Fe OerResierungsasent nur i9Ie@i
5u bef6ibeu f6eint.
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[coH..poud.ne. Of the e...,...)
HILo. HAWAII. {

Hno, HAWAII, Oct 81.
On the 25th inst, about 10 O'Clock iu the morn
ing, our towns people were shocked by the re-
port that man by the name OF Ferreau had
hung himself in bis house. A large crowd soon
cougregated around the place to get a glimpse Of
the body. The body was discovered by one of
the police who was sent to summon Mr.. Ferreau
as witness in case being tried in the Police
Court. 1t was found in passage leading from
bis sleeping room TO the shop, hanging from q
part Of the iron shafting and the feet barely
touching the floor. The coroner Immediately
summoned a jury and after short investigation
a verdict Of suicide by hanging" was rendered.
The immediate cause was supposed to be "deliri-
um tremeus," as Mr.. Ferreau had been under
the influence of liquor for nearly month. The
night previous to bis death he had been roaming
round his shop 10 seemingly bewildered way,
singing and dancing. The funeral took place the
same day, and the body was followed to its last
resting place by numbers of our citizens.
The Chinaman who had been in the habit of
furnishing Mr.. Ferreau with liquor was on the
18th inst. convicted Of selling liquor without a
license and sentenced to pay fine OF $500 and
to Imprisonment for one day. 1t was proven in
Court that the Chinaman was an old hand at the
business, and kept an assorted stock of liquor
on hand for his customers. And by his extraor-
binary boldness aud assurance had for long time
escaped detection. He will now, in all proba-
bilty, close up his business and sell no more for
some time to come.
The labor contract system is being canvassed
pretty freely in our district by planters and others,
and the fact having come to the notice of the
public that natives cannot get day work on the
plantations owing to the endeavors Of the planters
to force them to ship, considerable party feeling
is shown.
A new journal has made its appearance in our
midst under the name of +" The Semi-0 Occasional"
1t rose upon the ruins of the late Weekly Bulle-
tin" and like its predecessor its object seems to
be the determination of the Dsily.'"
A party lately visited the crater of Mauna
LOa and reported it as being very active, the heat
being so intense as to render descent into the
crater an impossibility. All the party suffered
more or less from the extreme cold. They re-
ported ice at the summit seven inches thick.
Recent advices from the new plantation at
HonOkaa state that the young cane is coming up
finely, and appears better than any in the dis
trict 1t is now about two feet in height, and
one hundred acres have been planted. The land
ing is said to be one of the finest on the island.
Hlo is at present showing decided contrast
TO its former state. The roads instead OF being
muddy are very dusty and the strong trades now
blowing set it in whirl which makes it really
Most of our streams are very low
Ind as the grinding season is near at hand the
planters are anxiously awaiting rain. If the
present state of weather holds on grinding will
,e next to impossible.
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Water from Cane.

Those who have had any experience in making
sugar from cane. know that the proportion Of
water TO sugar is very large. and that there
passes Of in the shape Of steam about yfre-sizzhs
Of the bulk Of the expressed juice. 10 some To-
calities. il this water could be utilized il would
give the planter 40 extra supply which would be
valuable; and at the Hebron Plantation, on East
Maui. we have examined very ingenious appa-
rstus. devised BY Captain Hebron. which enables
him to use vacuum pan where, otherwise, be
would have to stick TO the old-fashiOned open
train The arrangement consists, Substantially, Of
q eOndenser.-nn alright. cylindrical vessel of
boiler iron. filed with tubes,-placed between
the vacuum pan and the exhaust pumps, and so
arranged il receives the steam drawn from the
vacuum pan, and brings Il in contact with 4
body Of cold water. by which it is condensed and
then forced through long length Of pipe to the
6rst Of three large shallow tanks communicating
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From the Navigators.

The American schooner Fanny, Capt. Young,
ing Col. A. B. Steinberger, the Anne rican COM
missioner. who was sent out on special service by
the American Government. So far as we can learn
bis mission has been eminenlly successful, and he
has gathered authentic information on all points
desired. The sketches of Island scenery and bar
Dor views taken are very well done, and give an
excellent idea Of the group. Those of Pagopago
Harbor and Tutua, show it to be a safe harbor
and desirable naval location. As this has been
a secret mission, the exact purpose of which has
not TRANSFERRED of course we cannot give much in
formation respecting it. The following extract
from letter written by one of the English mis-
siouaries, to Rev. ]. F. Pogue, Of this city, and
which appeared in the Advertiser, gives ell that
has as yet transpired
Colonel steinberger, the U. S. Commissioner,
kindly undertakes convey letters for me to Homo
lulu, and San Francisco, and by him shall send this
have good deal of him during his stay at Sa-
mea, and feel rather pleased the view be takes Of
matters affecting these Islands. His visit has done
much good to the natives. The request for United
States PrOtectorate has been unanimously renewed,
and in the hope of getting it Provisional Govern
ment has been formed by the natives, and laws esab-
lished. We look with very great interest on this
movement. II meets with hearty assent. We
shall welcome United States Professionals over the
Islands under the Divine blessing, the means of
the conservation Of the Samoan people, and of their
future progress. The Islands have never been in SO
hopeful a condition, socially and politically. May
God grant that the outward prosperity may be the
forerunner Of real spiritual prosperity We are hard
at work repairing the breaches made during the war,
but number is too small for what we have to do
Should the Professionals be established as We believe
it will be, we may hope for more frequent cOmmun-
cation between the Sandwich Islands and Samoa"
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with each other. Flowing from the first to the
second, and from that to the third tank, the wa
ter is cooled and then drawn back TO the couden-
ser to cool the steam. This arrangement gives
the following results:
Taking say, six thousand gallons Of canejuice
as the quantity to be turned into sugar and mo-
asses, we may estimate that there is lost through
evaporation, twenty per cent, or twelve hundred
gallons, in:the CHARTERS, open tanks where the
juice is first heated and Imed,-leaviDg forty
eight hundred gallons TO go into the vacuum
pan. This quantity yields one thousand gallons
Of sugar and molasses the balance, three thou-
sand eight hundred gallons is drawn into the con-
denser. and converted into ,odter. To do this,
there is circulated through the condenser thirty
thousand gallons of cold water dnwn from the
triple tanks. This quantity added to three thou
sand eight hundred gallons drawn from the va
cum pan, gives total of thrty-three thousand
eight hundred gallons returned to the tanks,
FIVE per cent Of which ia lost in cooling. Sub
stractng this five per cent j. e., sixteen hundred
and ninety gallons, there remains thirty-two
tbcussnd one hundred and ten gallons, Of which
two thousand one hundred and ten gallons repre-
sent the amount OF water actually saved for
every Thousand gallons Of sugar aud mOasses.
We have been careful to give an excess. if any
thing Of loss by evaporation in the CHARTERS and
open tanks, and We know that the actual saving
in water is rather more than the quantity given
but, as it is, the gain of over two thousand gal
Ions daily, while grinding, is sufficient to water
all the stock used on the plantation, and leave
to spare. OF course, in localities
where water is abundant there is no occasion for
any such apparatus but all our mills are not so
situated as to enable them to command 90 I'M
limited supply; and we call attention to this
very ingenious arrangement of Capt. Hobron's
to show that there is al least one solution Of the
question, how to make water for vacuum pan.