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No MORE HEROES. THE deadly vege-
table alkaloids such a. Mercury, Strycll-
nine and Prussic Acid cansot cure disease
or produce any but the most dtletrriOus
results. Perhaps no event has occurred Of
late years whicl ]. so well calculated 10
disabnse the public mind 81 belief Ia the
efficacy Of mineral p0i-ons and bleszling a.
the discovery OF Doctor Walker. Of Cali
fornia, OF certain medicinal herbs, whose
healing principles he has eXtracred and
combined m the form OF NINEGA Ar BrrrEEs
The cures wrought by X seem marvellous.
lts action j. mild and agreeable. but al the
same time rapid and ehrctual. and being
unimpeded by the presence OF alcohol or
fermented liquor 81 any description. j. ar
tended with results hitherto unachieyei by
any remedial agent. The cures Of Bilious
Complaints, Malarious Fever. Dyspepsia.
rheumatism. Scrofula and all diseases ari.-
ing from impurities 81 the blood. attest the
paramount excellence ofthiS medicine. and
justify u> IN recommending H.
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SRASONABLE RECIPES.

Bread.-lS quarts OF Hour mix with
warm. sweet milk and ! pint OF yeast.
Let il rise hours add , teaspOOnfuls Of
salt and / tablespoonful Of shortening :
knead hard. Let IL rise again over night.
In the morning knead. and bake In hot
oven.
Destroying Cafs.-Sprinkle carbonate OF
haryta on IA piece of fish. not too thickly.
else the gritIincss warns the cats on the
dainty. There arr none OF the unscemly
yomitings or commissions which violent
p0isons produce. The cat dies a natural
death. calmly aud quietly. IN the bosom OF
H. family. about three days after pariaking
Of the medicine.
C.sy-iHc Siosef Corn Shave from the cob.
then pack in stone jar or other earthen
vessel imperviou> 10 light. beginning with
shout half an inch OF salt in the bottom Of
the lar: then pack closely from three to
four inches OF corn; then another layer of
salt from quarter 10 half an inch. and 20
continue until YOU reach the top Of the
lar. where you will put about one inch Of
salt: then cover the jar with anything that
will keep out the dirt. and You haye
good article for the table any time during
the year, by soaking "A short time ia cold
water before using.
Lemon StyhD.-Press your hand on each
lemon and roll II back and forth brisklv
on the table 10 make il squeeze more east
~: then press the Juice into "a bowl or
fumbler-neVcr into u tin STRAIN out all
the seeds. A. they give bad taste. Re-
move ali the pulp from the pecis. and boil
in water-a pint for "A dozen pulps-to ex-
tract the acid. A few minutes boiling j.
enough; then strain the water with the
juice of the lemons put pound Of white
sugar TO a pint Of the juice. boil ten min
utes. bottle il, and your lemon strip i
ready. Put tablespoonful of this strip
in glass of water and you will have
cooling. healthiul drink. When people
need an acid. if they would let vinegar
alone and use lemons, they would feel
just a. well satisfied and receive no iniu-
ry.-Heraid Of Health.
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HARLEsvILLE. Columbia Co. y y July 9, 10
X. v. PIERCE. VI. d., Buffalo. \. Y:
Dear Nlr-lour favor j. just received.
intended 10 have written 10 YOU several weeks
since concerning the Improvement in my
health, which il now very apparent / have
used one bottle Of Favorite Prescription with
the best results. although | will adnit was
somewhat discouraged after it, use (for a
short time only). took il under very disad-
vantageous circumstanccs-hayingt the super
vision Of the house and during the season Of
house cleaning" ] was obliged, through the
ncompeiency Of help. 10 do more than
ought, and. of course. suffered dreadfuly,
lifted when ! ought not 70 have raised my
hand. and did All could TO bring "order out
Of chaos. but upon laying aside all cares
and continuing the remedy find amer using
les than one bottle 10 be 30 much benefited
That have discontinued the use. with no re-
urn Of the symptoms Of which wrote YOU
have suffered terribly and what added 10
my distress was the consciousness OF not pro
curing relief from ordinary sources, At times
y seemed about impossible to stand 80 great
was the distress. All Of these severe neuralgic
pains have disappeared. they were 30 bad at
times ! could hardly walk without some ex-
tlernai pressure. Tl.ey seem TO have left me
IKE magic, suddenly, and have had no re-
urn; all other symptoms have been removed.
The severe weakness and faintness have dis
sppesred. and can go up stairs with com
pArative ease now. l would have informed
you ere this Of my Improvement. for ! appre-
ciated IL. but was fearful IL was only tran
sent benefit was receiving, but / think sufii-
Gent time has elapsed to consider the benefi-
"a results permanent. Accept Of my best
WISHES Tor your future success and your kind
hess IN advising me. Nerv truly,
Mrs. VI. NETTIE SNYDER.
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Best Organs on Most Favorable Terms.

Cabinet or PariOr Organs are capital
things for petldler> 10 work with. becaus.
very poor ones can b. made at llali the
cost Of good ones. and few people are
competent 10 tell the difference from a
first examination. Manufactures print In
their catalogues prices which are three
or four times a. high a the value Of such
cheap work. Then the peddlcr starts out
and puts them on the people in various
ways He sells al an enormous discount,
if he can get cash; takes part trade. If
necessary, or leaves the organ awhile on
trial. and sells il on long time at ..manu-
facturer's price exhibiting the cata-
logue 10 show that il Is such. or even at a
discount from this. which he can well af-
ford.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co.
have recently announced a plan which
Is likely 10 interfere with this business.
This Company. a. j. well known. makes
only the best work. which by its uni
form excellence. has obtained the high
est reputation for their organs. They
proved the best. and obtained the high
est awards NJ the recent Vienna and
Paris Worlds Exposition. a. they have
uniformly done in American Industrial
competitions. The fact that these organs
are the best in the world i indeed too
well established to need further endorse
ment.
The Company have now added a large
new factory 10 their former extensive
works. and design TO greatly increase
their business. This they propose to do
by Offering organs for time payments. or
for rent with privilege Of purchase, at bare.
ly sufficient advance on cash prices To az
ford "A reasonable interest for the time.
An organ may be hired by the quarter
with privilege Of purchase at any time in
one year or longer. Ii purchased within
the year, the whole cost, including rent
paid. is only five 10 ten per cent. more than
il the cash had been paid down at the BE-
ginning.
Persons having any idea Of nchasing.
will be- wise to send a note TO tine Mason
4 Hamlin Co.. at either Boston. New York
or Chicago. and obtain their new circu-
lars. before purchasing.
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SOMETHING NICK.-Genilemen have been
troubled for want Of n paper collar more
closely resembling linen. This j. furnished
them In the Elmw0od Collar. IL has y cloth
surface that must certainly be linen from the
quality, snd folded edges that prevent it,
looking like paper. IL l. 20 perfect An imifa-
ton Of linen thai II cannot be detected even
on close scrutiny. II l. for sale n al gents
furnishing stores, and we would recommend
every gentleman TO try it.-BCsfoR Herald.
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LadIe. o. what Men AdmIrs.-Aaa

Ladies Dcssre What Men Admirc--AnG
tAls Lrr'e ihus iealty. What Do We cay T. i,eauii
fl' !, transfar lr oompieEioa and 2 Luxurious heal
1f hair wis.s : .ii prod nee rhe-eg H-=ans MAGNOLIA
Balm ~i. make suy lady ~ iisry ApPsAr bat tFenTy
sud I.ea's KAfhairon win keep every hair N 10
pilre and make IL gros Ike tile April grass II pre-
the hair from turning gray Graduates DAndrur.
and Is tie finest Iair Dressing IN the ~ora. and Al
1uiy haif ordinary cor. y0u uaui 20 81 ria "
sAlswnrs-. r.mpcs. Eug-lnarSs Moth -paichrs- &c.
don't io-..,t itc Marn0fia Balm. ladies'.
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- WHHoFT's FEVER AND AGUK Tonic
M medicine j. used by construction compa-
mes Tor the benefit Of their employees. when
Engaged in malarial districts. The highest
estmonials have been given by contractors
AMI by the Presidents Of some OF the leading
railroads IN the south and West. When men
&c congrcgAtee in large numbers in the neigh
gTornood Of swzmps and rivers, Wilhoft's
lonlc will prove a valuable addition TO the
slock Of medicines. and will amply reward the
company In the saving Of time. labor and
money. We recommend II 10 all. WHEE-
cans
FOR sALE rY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GODEY's LADY's BooK.-The illustra-
tions N the ocioJer numLsr ar % REJECTION -
very preiis -teel-plAfe; . beaariiu e0iored
fashion plat, very seasonabie wool engrAv-
ing, entitled - Picking Applrs;" an extension
sheet OF different fashionable costumss and o'ber
fashion Illustrations The literary contnts are
OF the usual exec ilcnc- and variety A beautiful
chrome The Rescue which J. a copy % an
original oil painting, and pronounced the hand
soonest chrome ever offered by Publisher to ms
patrons, Il given 20 zach advAnce-paying sub
scrieer for ls7s. subscription price One copy
one year, 500; two copies. 500; THREE. = 50;
four. sl,to; fvs. ard one extra D. getier up Of
club. slf -oo eight. and one extra, Ell. eleven
and one extra. go ~; twenty -thr,e. and one eN-
ira. $500 Published by l.. A. Cooley, PnilA =
dslphia, Pa.
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Organs ~IM - furnished on these Plans. ether
through aents directly almost any part q ne
county
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE VT. fuii fesr-t--
fiols o. the organs made ~ rAis top4Ey ana ci-cl.
lArs sao~ing H. detail the dierenf plans q F4y meat
e. ~aieh they ar Do oseTei- sent free. Aires
MASON a HAMLIS ORGAN Co.
Bosfu1- NeH York o. ChscA.r5.
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ReS,arsi.-IwiIi give 500 tor shy g..

Rev a 1si.-i viii give 500 fur shy o.se q
c,h. il.s Muscle arenf Ike rheumatism. Ilrse.
SPAWN. strar ~ Ltniclcss. upon either man Or o.
cure when u-r'l according g dirrons Near Sugars
~ proved ID 20 hc TIE most rouierfui remeiy for
Nrursina- Barns, swciunrs. Enlarged joints. Hooi
A1.scrcs Worm. sfing. Cakcd Breasts ETC. Dis
covered who ~1ii let horse limp ~hen Mustang
Imminent ~lii cure us Who @iu ief ciiid CT and
su1r from hrsi--. ~ ctiihiains uheu the Mus;aaE
viii prevent % WHO vii rsy large docors' balls ~ien
they can buy Mexican Lnrn~ut or - e.. and silo'
70 H. vrlrred in = sieri-piarc label slsnoi g. ".
Wcsfhrauk Chemist WIN. T. Etrr-on. Aecnf-
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Founded ON n Rock The disappointed al
-iurers who have from time time ascmFfrd %
run their worthless posious aain-s PLAxTArtoN I,r
rnEs vow that they cannot understand wiaf fnr'rf
an there = ior ana1ias I-ii.liarfy. TIE eHr--
-iou = SIMPLE cnouri- Ifr rr-riiiiar o. fse
renowned inaic j. ftuE. u..sa i.tcE. 'hr i.esA .-
FxrEEiENcE
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II vel known thai the whole medical f1cury q
al - hu0.s % nlfltD- have rT rrlrce Carers In
cur1hle. What sublime t-rulfery in Any r4rsO- 90
stand up bold IN TIE face ~ al th.s authority and
claim 70 D. able Career To put fgrrh such
clzir in the teeth Of the medical profession In the
city u PHILADELPHIA Nlfh 10 ~urid-rern~ret sclfn-
tic professors and medical college, would b. unless
II te suhstarfiaed in the u1eue~rionkhle
ner. hfitt 81 Impotence rarely Attained b. mortal
man Dr. THORPE boldly clAtrls tAAr be can cEre-
has cared dos cure. srl Efil cure Cancer yell
diseases Of chronic ard scrufulous DAfure and fur
Incr, that ne cures every case In he m BY him.
He does mis- 81 stem ~hicr Nd Other rhysicl1- In
tire world practice HIS merhod 81 rreArruenf inv-E
orAres the body. sfrs dorm erzfes %
t1re. VErtfes and eleane- tn system. and IN arts
tone and heath 20 al fhe or11s o. the hotf- lis
method i the potent severed and thar
4 wh4f Il l. claimed 20 be viii - established tie
entire satisfaction 81 Any who ~ll investigate
Address
THORPEAy INsTITrTE
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Cleanse One Yitiated BIood when-

ever yun find it, impurities bursting through
The skin in Pimples, Eruptions. ~ Sore
cleanse il when you find i INSTRUCTED ana
sluggish in the veins; cleanse i when . II
uu your eelings will tell you when. kcrp
,hr blood pure. and the health II the IN NJ
will follow
". ". -fsfsr- 49,
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No Person can take these Bitters

tec1r M 10 directions. aud remain Ion.
unweA- provided their bones are not de-
srroyed 10y mineral poison oI other
means. and vital organs wasted bcycnt
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Livingstone is Dead |!
Per 30 year, Willows have flserfig wzfriie-i hfs
FFRf Tors YET HEnufc srEresar@ snd GEAND TIKI
wrHs. AMI nuw they iFrf-g dfslsr the Com PIE ts
Lffr-Hi,fory OF this Np~i1-ve frueT HrE0 an.
KNEFsCrnE- Which u1fulds also the CrHlosfrt -
and WEALTH 81 VILE and woxnEErrL. cowrtrv
" prhiish JrsT rHAT HfsruEN frusn his BIEru 10
be NJ Kfsr- Moro veafE 2ts cTsnfs urNfef qirs ~
Nnr arrrt sold ls9 FvAf 61rs a1ntf.r. 1g~s Hrar
lrrrA- Tor particulars A6drcs< N A W. BLAckREEx
lie GTtsuOi1 street. DezrOif. Mich-
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Pin, Tape, and other Worms,

lurking IN The system Of 20 many thousands.
are efertuallv destroyed and removed. No
system II medicine, no verinlfuges, no an
-helminitics will free the system from worms
ike these BifferS.
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why VIII You suffer .

Money Making Empr.- ra~ns. Best ever
vi cnertt- Address. " ~ LOWELL krie. Pa
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III - w EAhfA y Alss' IL
egar Biiter> are a purely vcgctsbl-
preparation, made chiefly from the IA
Tive herbs found on the lower ranges ~
rle Sierra Nevada mountains Of alifor
MA, the medicinal properties ~ which
arr extracted therefrom without the r.
~ Alcohol The question Is almost
daily asked. What is the cause % re
unparalleled success OF VINEGAR 3rI
TERsf Our answer is, that they remove
the casse Of disease, and the patieH. re
covers his health. They are the geal
blood purifier and a life giving priBeinle
perfect Renoyai0r ana InvigoratoI
~ the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BIrrERs IN healing the
SICK Of every disease '-an IL neir They
are a gentle PargatiT well a. Tonic
swing Congestion Inflammation %
the Liver and N.',eral organs. in Billion
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OF Old. married or single. at the dawn u wo-
manhood. ~ the urn of life. these Tonic
Bitters display 50 decided an influence that
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tel salt Rheum, Blotches. Spots. PimPles.
Pussules. Boils. Carbuncles. Ring worms,
Scald-hea Sore Eyes Erysipelas. Itch,
>curfs. DESIGNATIONS Of the Skin. HUmors
and Diseases Of the skin If whatever name
or nature. are literally dug up and carried
out 81 the system in short time BY the use
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also. s1drsss r TliIANT BariIss sos 10 iowa ~
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Scrofnla. or Kings Evil. VIII
For IniIamnatOry and Chronic

gagged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumber Type-setters. Gold beaters. and
Miners. a. they advance in life. are subject
20 paralysis u the Bowels. To guard
against this. take dose Of WALKERS WIN
Esap Hrr-~rDs .....saefnraO,-
, 1874-09-01

alalbe,l aud trampte1 upon, and Ia likoly to dto.
On tho st. pnul turnpike Oh sunt'ny. Mra.
Wobator. Il boartling-ll0uso keeper o! vt. Fshl,
riding with a young buy, wna stopped by nlas'
nahlo1 Branch turning hin horse norosa Tho
ronl. when Mrs. DrRnch jutnpod from TIC buggy
seized Htone with which sho pounded MIS-.
WebHtor Oil the head aud fAco, brusiisB. Aer
BiuokinRly, h1d fnRlly t1Gring Mrs. W.'a drosA
nearly or. Tho oa,lao OF tho assault tn not
known.
-On tho stcamor Oacoola on Sunday, going to
hlinnosIahn Lanuing, lady wns iusultol BY b
young follow, a strnngor to her, when two Mil
vnukoo commercial travellers volunteered 10 pro-
tcct her, and tho young follow ,nnking noise
nhort tho hffnsr, they threw him overheard.
The boat stopped, aud tito follow WAS rescued
penftnnt and sob1r.
.-Tho Captain Of tho nolo Of Lacrosse tlcrsioa
that my chloroform rohborieB occurred on Ills
boat of tl,o laat trip down, as reported from pu-
buqnc.
M. Tromb}y. who settled whoro St. ran, ia IN
1912, died yaster<1ny.
-pctor Swanson, n astilivatcr mechanic, was o,,-
gagged IN foeding siding -1nacllno at tho Btnto
Prison shop. Inst wcok, when o piece Ut hoard
thrown from tho .nnr1no struck linn IN tim faco,
cutting lhrongh both checks from tho mouth
uoarly to tho cars, md fracturing hiB 1aw.
NEBNasHA.
On Sunday night Btabbin6 ARRAY took plnco
iu beer gardon in tho south part OF Omal,a.
uonry keobias was seriously won,l,ted.
-J0lln ShiVoly was arrested III Council Bluffs,
and taken to Onlal,a Saturday, Oh charge Of
stealing 5000 III buAtla.
a man named D1cNnmnra died ut Hoarnoy
Junction On Sunday evening from tue effects OF
tho bito Of tarantula.
, 1874-09-01

Weller, "all tho women began to lock- ut mo and
groan, Us II they ,wns ayfn''.'' Where Is tlo
Sinner whore Is tho ms'rahIo hfnnor?" n1sAt,t
inaairot1 tho rcd.nosol shepherd, land nll tho
women groann agaa!n ton 4 ''es lo'taor tl,al
oi,l sir. Wellcr, "so snya, a1y friond, did you
an,ly that 'oro observation TO mop 'stoad
of begEn' my pardon, as airy genlm'n wouldl,a'
done 6s ge more aesss vssd ts" M sys called a M
sorta Of ranos. 30, my blood s,oiug regularly
Up. first gayo hin two or .reo for himself aad
tho red 1ioss, and walkod or. I wisl, you could
hn' seen how tho women hcroamcd. Sammy, von
table" Tito parallel doos not 60 quito 10 far
rs tiliH. though Nr. A[oulton caIled rrof. 1say~
motId llart and tho Professor called lin d dog:
but Tho gonesal resemblance IL remarkable, and
wo eyon have ~ Old lazy in tno gallery vt, who
ology WAS sung and llon tho trouble begun:
The boys wont Tor btonltou to the tuno OF "Oia
Hundred In waltz ttsno, and taorc was lively
row between tho Ohrstona at1i tho police, while
tho organ playod tho hymn Of p'alao. Tlou a!r;
Wcllor wont homo til catr;ago, with groa,iH atla
oxocrntiong from tic mob.
, 1874-09-01
courts Of lhw, and from that high court Of Public
Opinion which does not orter up lta 1nal Judgment
until all thu cyldenco Ia In,


"Dora NOT EsD r1ir IAN nus1Nrss."
Tho public as baa Fl ra ST. T. sea soion an1 e oonmse
for doing Just w',at thny wero cAosoi to do hay did
net represent tho ubr, hut htr Ieccor ana plymouth
enp!syofs. hcr n'otloa Of proesdnrs, was entirely
'''i?aa sy 70, "'fs any, s'Fsf es ss nfs
Tntayor i:a,mony S;' wa osred ii is favor hoy
acnrned 10 10 trying tho acclacr ratfer than the nc
%.s a se O. = s Gsa s e f tn e Fl
this grow out Of tho leccrAca Of tler embarrn aang
position. They did tho ost they could n,,.l.u tlo
'S e sne ~ soe nSssy a% sSisss Hs s' %
'g how ~ ueoeers friends aro Trying 70 ,ofena
@ @ or Ha E.oi Il peGf @ avs havs nc ao yet is v o
gct u, unrretulisel pul'e, which looks far ls!stss
on SnoWs SHa IT, e.ae a n s* aa p a
mny le done. Tho ovilonee aaans. hir Deoeher an,'
sonc of u IL IN Ills own words md acs mud hand writ.
ssstSa Of ;,o A Sssssss = ,ho Go%,nittso @ t
iHh ncccnera innoccilcc and nncsher'a single unK.
orts word f. no! enough 10 k'!l OF a' WHO venture
innn who Is on trial for revolving crmo ia not usually
considered 30 trustworthy that II In allowed 60 o7er-
q" aosg 49, nsy @
very goo|, iii hts character is tho very thing oa
trla ind II 1n!,~t ho cataltshotl heioro hts word
| In bctsoYcd. aud not only Mr.. DcBchcr hit
| his church ia on tr!al too; mud IN committing
il ient!iloa Itself with hia fortunes a 1,,ast share
his fatc. It's procee1iiys through this whole invca
atlon and eHpecnlly Inst night, nhow that It aa moro
interest In It's pastor tl,an III tho truth, a IL more
nnxiu,s to maintain him at nil hazarls tan to sec hat
jtatco to nl parties .s done. Iut when tho reaction
ucs in and lilo c'mnnny reviews this w!ole caae tt
tho cuol light Ut rcason and cnaciencc, It snay and
thu. Tia prosperity hss obhed ncverto return. How;
eyer people may 10 ,syzs for ti,no by IoF1snmnal m
sAo long :heir Judgments aro trustworthy, and
they To not contonnl worship Of man with zeal for
religion.
, 1874-09-01


DEn1soH, Tux, Aug. II. 1874.
To the Editor Of ths Kansas CITY T;mes:
saw in copy Of your paper fow days ago
what purporta to bo confession OF JaulcB 9.
Reed to Morris, tho Deputy-sherilf Of Collins
County, Texas. I NH tho Doputy-Shorin who
arroatod Reed. and who Hl,ot linn in lis attempt
to escape. nocd livod about twenty minutes after
lie WIS shot. lie Ind on his person $50 iu gold.
1Io mado no confession; Ills Language was |:
" Morris, you hnyo killed aa brayc . tnsll ~ eyor
lived" Ho tAon said to s. III. Harvey, ''Tc1l
my comrades I died lke man." Harvey saId
to him. Are you guilty OF what this man says
you aro?' 1le SAID III reply al never killed
any man except iu nclt-dofonso OR III defonao Of
my rtoportY." Io then nBAed mo to giyo him q
drink Of water, whtct 1 tltd. anu opeuod his
SHIRT and hashcd bin breapt and head.
Rced said nothing about tho Younger brothers,
Tho JanIen brothers, or Mccoy; nor did he say
an, thug about tho Iowa train robbery, tho Gals
ILL robbery, Or anytaing about tho nionsy he
llad.
make this statement to correct tho errors in
tho communication alluded to. l aln truly yours,
john L. Mo1l1s.
DoputY-Stlerlr Collins County, Tex.
, 1874-09-01
British E'Oretg1l tE'r:lIe.

dim imported iuto tho United Kingdom, from
foreign countries VIII Of tho DECLARED value Of
Eli4, ,G9o.a7G, being ,c25o7, ,4a7 moro than in tho
colres!ouuing half Of Tho preceding. yoar and
;rom British posse=sioaa, f42, 493, 2GB, an in
tho ynluo OF E1s7. .l83 142 being &C, 251, ,1GS more
THU III tue corresponding Aalf Of the preceding
year. The declared value Of Dritieh aud Irish
produce aud manufacturers exported In tho half
yoar to foreign couItrlcs WAS E33. 1885, $50, being
ZIG, 7,3l2 less thau in the curresroulins bnlf
Of tao preceding year; aud to British POSSESS
sons, L31, ,iGa ,33t, an lucFeaso Of II, ,49l ,a43
Masking \ Total export OF ELI, ,531 ,2l+. being
7 955, ,3i3 less than IN the corresponding half OF
the preceding year.
, 1874-09-01

WAsn1sa ros, D. G., Aug. 31.-Over the Lowor
Lake region, high barometer, ssight changes in
clear weather. Over tile Upper Lake reEiuil,
falling barometer, stationary Or rising tompcta.
tue, fresh md briak Gust to south wilda partly
cloudy weather, AID over Tie nothera portiot.
rain areas. Over tho Upper Missiaslppi aud
Lower Missouri Fulleys a1ld tho Northwest, low
barometer, high to,npera.use, frosi1 uni brsa
southeast to southwest wiuus partly cloudy
weather., aud over tho nazeharn portlons rain
areas.
LoClL oD8ElYAT1oNn.
CHICAGO. kug. 81.
, 1874-09-01

The JerNcY CITY Nc0Ndnl.
NEw YonK, Aug. 31.-Tho 1scv. John g. Glen
donuinE, OF tho Prospect Presbyterian church,
Of Jersey City, N. j., was In court to-dny Mt the
snlt OF the Poormasser to compel him to maiu-
tain tho chIu Of tho lutc Hiss Pornoroy. Couu-
sol foY tho prosecution endeavored to have the
staton4ont Of Miss po'neroy, ,uade Just hofoto
ller tont admitted as evidence, and failing in
TINT witfsirow his complaint. Glondopn1ng u to
bo proceoled agafnst on charges Of seduction
nnu breach Of promise.