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New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

tance OF about 10 miles, Mr. Bennett began framing ioi
the race about ten days ago, and has deVoiopea "'
sneed and powers Of endurance In one OF MS
nractlce trips over the he made the
full distance In one hour and A minutes
IL vhnnle did no. anticipate any trouble IN ~'"nn1
and therefore, did not begin practice until TWO VI INV
aavs before the contest to occur. Inc start Ms
made at precisely n. III. Mr.. Bepnet wore ye''or %
iocEevLat and Mr.. whippe black one Eacn was ~ ~
comnanied by his trainer, and many OF tne H,euts
loved in carriages far Central Park Inc nrst o
Soon after making the second mile Mr. Bennett began "
lead his Opponent who seemed TO oso heart. ana stn
id nd Xxi near Onehundred He soon
recovered however, and continued on the course ~.
Rennett made the miles In hour t6 minutes anu 90
snnnnds Mr. Whpple reached the goal minutes ana 90
seconds behind him Mr.. Bennett showed no s,khs ol
fateue aud on returning TO the city was Warmly COZ n
n,atniated nv his friends. The betting ranged from o
70 s0 and u.s. and IN few casesS5o on MT Whlpple.
bas been estimated that $4,000 changed hands Oh the
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

A DULL HEADACHE, no appetite, costiveness,
and low spirits Of the indications Of bilious attack Arising
tor tnd liver Dr. JArsxs Pills will restore
~, live, 70 action drive all symptoms bihousDe from the stem
and ,,i,; in bn:in. regular action Of the beSea
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
Mr.. BENNETT WINS A FOOT RACE

loot race m Which deep aud wide.spreod
Interest mas centered, OWING [, tua ,,r,,,, y, -
contestants, took place yesterday morning. ro con
pei.,Ors were Janes GordOa Bsnne.t pr,nrleto -, p.
Herald, aud John Whipple. "a young LAWYER xho No.,
gained the reputation Of being the fastest a,,a,
pedestrian ~ the city. Mr. Waippe's endurance auJ
spced had been warmly praised by bls friends but M
Bennett was confident that he coul outstrip MIA, I'D
challenged him 10 "A race the stakes being slob s,,
and the course STRETCHING from Mr.. Benefits slenc
at Thirty olgbtst and Fifthaye. to jerome PARK d,,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
tn. lres, quality Of Dry Champagnes shipped by
Messrs MoET CHAsDoS, E9emay,
Il their
EXTRA DRY CABINET.
Ysw.YOri. April 80, 1874 ,v,,0,, o,ou..
Sole Agen. iOI the [. s.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

A rASKA REFRIG GERATORS-Th best Ice
n MEX proof lee Crushers cepieks, kc AZ BsIehy.st
0 LOST ART RESTORED" !" ANGELL's
n HOT AIR, ROMAN BATHS. 81 LeIngto1-sye Try the
NJ the C.rsi Popular Psrlor Restaurant Pleasant RoomS
NOR THE BABY.-NOveltY Carriage: Peram-
La.o So Send for circular L. p TlBBALs 3I2 Bro.anay
HOITSE FURNISHING Hardware, Wooden
II ware Tinwsre, Refrgerators. &c AZ Bsca7-st1
N.SQUIRE, 81 Fult0n-st, \. Y.-Watches,
Pine J.rv ami Sterling Sver~are 6rst quality and sold on
Iss, pro6 -ry article guaranteed Uamonds sPeti.tt
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
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r,omrxRNr ARRIVALS.

p. a.N.3s. The MaraSis a..S Ss napN1pn wash s
eeees Es,rcpO,tss He.l-sensso Sohn n selhres
ars,rss Bcssies oi nhses, William B. woodn OF
Aseass or, % Jcpes Of British ssion - Kfh Hotel
George N beeoe sullivan County, n Il II D. fe
s ~ Phisaelpha and Control Samuel Hall Of the British Array
~ n TSSs Of Troy Ieaa BossOSargeOn Charles Grover
n Nicholas Pos-Juige Reuben Hitchcock OF 0hl9,
Toaa-lonis J. Washington dstoT Hotse-Ihe nea
& 4. Csraoso, State T .easUIsr Of South Carolina
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

ZERO REFRIGERATOR with Cooler. Trade
II ,uppIei Send for book LESLEY pa ". 23ist, N T.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

DIR. +. NJ. Hexamer, the Hon. I. G. Peters,
N.. Josiah Hopes ~ Wells and James ogg are among "'n
,ooxp writer's represented the Agricultural Department o. tn
49, Tribune which occupies nine and bali columns IN 10
.pa il worth the notice Of al amef griene and afso"~
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
HOME NEWS.

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shSsson ,oe Soo,-b,s SD a-e4' A'd"s 40
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

Don't buy m "Elastic Truss" till you have
seen PoxnRoYs price 81, at 744 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06

JyoS,s INSECT POWDER stands alone as q
safe ertermnaor reaches bedbuss insects ants sno meas '
only In bottles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
Gom9re6per6 auo rmmae,..

SIN Senate iuuroe Die Siseuliion
iiber bic 6inansfrase fortseiest. 3wii@en
SdurS uno 0lortun entipann ii9 cine BIT.
tere Geboe bel Der Worton natiirli4 oen
ssirsern sos. S9urs ma&tc oaraui auf-
mertlam. baB bic Sebatte iiber bic 6inans.
frase bereits Die Nufmeriiamieit Der euro.
pdiiden Yreie auf iidb Se3oSen babe nno
tpoute Der gonsreB Die 8ori9ldse. ,pis lie
sema&t uoroen ieien. gum @eies erbeben.
70 wiirbe er f4 Dem @elddter Der sanSen
Welt preisSebcn. gr frus Worton. mic er
iiber bic Geiesli&teit Der Nieoeraussabe
Der A Wliaionen Reierpe oente. Mlorton
CAB 81, Die sa&e lei etuas sueiielbait se-
,ueien, bod babe nod ieiner Anf9t Der ST.
nansminiiter int GintlanS nit Dem @eiebe
gebanoelt. S9urs eitirte oann aus elmer
unldnss BON Ytorton Sebaltenen Reoe bic
Stele. roo bieler i'm als einen bammen
Sunsen binseitsllt, Der i'm auslanbe sebo.
rem, in ben Grasen. bic ii& aA bic fnan-
Siellen 8eSiiriniiie oes 2anoes besieben.
iein 0ertdnSniB babe uno fruS Morton,
NO er 6enn seboren mar. als CT Dor 2 un6
3 SabHn dbnli9e Mnidten ausseipro@en.
9as CAB Wortou natiirlid 8elssenbeit su
neuen @rObbeiten. Ct mari SdurS Dor.
S4urS bdtte oas Wtatsrial Su ieinen &e.
ben in Der Ginansirase aus ieinen (9Ror.
tons) &eoen sei@Opft. S&urs. aud ni4t
fanl, er'piebert. baB Der Senator BON Sn.
oiana feline Anii&ten INNER seseu i9le&'
tern austaui&e mas natdrli9 InlaB 3u
@eld&ter sab. Damit mar Wlorton aber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

lid su branomarten. Sapne bebauptet, er
babe mebr als Elm bunbert bieier Serrn Dem
S&asamtsietretdr CUR Nnseise sebra9t
obne bab mon MaBreseln sesen lie ersrif-
fen. Ob ii@ bic sa&e iest nod lueiter
pertui&en ldbt 1T iebr frasli@, oenn
ii4er peroen ale mOsli9e Mnitrensunsen
gentadt auf cine ober bic anoere Mrt iein
Sdweisen gu ertuuieu.
Sm Senate bon Slliuois bat bic
idmdblide S6ul,luanss-8ill enbli9 bas
perbiente 2oOs setroiier. Na4oem Die
Greunbe Der 8orlasc all ben alien llniinn
BON 8ilbuns. 8erbreden, Selberbaltunss-
redt bes Staates. no6mal mioersetaut
batten, besniisten lid bic Gesner in iueni-
gen 8orten oaraui bin3u,ueilen, baB Der
Sdul,luans nit Den ameritaniiden 8esrii-
fen BON Greibeit nidt Su pereinbaren
uno baB Dem freien Volte bon Sllinois
feline preuBiide 3wanssiade ansulesen lei.
yla6oem ale mOsliden Gbitanen oeriu9t
uorben iuaren Die Bill su paliiren, uno es
idnadpoQe seenen abseiebt bate, muroe
bariiber abseitimmt. 0asesen tuaren 19,
oafiir 8. Ser Nntras aui Wieoerer,pd=
sun9 sins ebenio uerloren. uno 10 1T oenn
Der Yrdrieitaat bon bieler ablolut'ten aller
abloluten WtaBreseln fir einc 3eit lang
perl4ont.
llnterbalb Mempbis, pallirte aui Dem
Miifiippi ruieoer zines iener llnslide, Die
leioer iid nur su oft uieoerbolen uno meiit
INNER einen sroben Werluit bpm ,uertbool.
len Ntenideuleben i'm Gefolse baben. auf
Dem S9leppbampier Crescent City" bas
nit 7. 8arten am Eau bon 9iem Orleans
nod st. Souls fubr. plaste Der Oampftei.
lei am 25 Wdrs balb 8 llbr Morsens 10
Neilen HuBabtudrts BON Mempbis. 0as
Boot ,uuroe aus alien i5usen seriHen. iant
in Der tursen 3eit BON 8 Minuten unb Die
Yarten. meiit nit 3uder belaben, per-
brannten ole Bis auf cine. 10 Yerlonen
nnter oenen Der Captain unb ;pei Steuer-
leute puroen setObtet. Inter ben iibrisen
YaHasieren, uiele oerlest. Ser Oampfcr
pb allen. Der nur turSe 3eit nod benz I'm.
slud on Ort unb Stelle fam, leiitete ale
m6sli4e 5iilfe uno bra@te Die lleberIsben-
ben u. Sertpunoeten nod Mempbis. Ser
serettete Wfadiniit iost aus. oaB er ben
WaNeritano in ben 2eHelu nod furs Dor
Der 4ataitropbe unteriu6t una auf Der nor.
malen SObe sefunoen. @abri9cinli9
miro Der Den Miifilippi Sampfern 10 se-
fdbrIi@e Hieoeri@las oes i&mubisen @ai-
iers Die S9ulo trasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
5nldnoifdJe RanOfdJau.

Die 9emperensieu de miitbet in
Obio uno Snoiana nod iorttudbreno, obne
oa6 bic 8eiber lid zines nomincQen gr-
iolses 3u riibmen bitten. Die enslii4en
gldtter, bic anianss pie ieise Wemnlen ii&
sssen ben llnius uerbiclten. fansen lang
jun an aud S@attenieiten on Der 8ewe=
suno su iebeu. Das mir nit Den meiiten
Oeuti9en pornberein al oie:er puritanii&en
Ausj9meifuns bemertt baben, -ibertiin9.
terGremoenbab u. Ausseburt zines reliSiO-
fen 6anatismus, iinoet iest aud Die enSli.
ide preIie BARN. 50 last !. .. Der
Cincinnati Commercial" oa6 bic 8eue.
sun9 an pielen Orten hreierlei Mrten BON
neuen uebelr erseust. Gritens elm 8ampf
,wil6en Mmeritanerr unb 9euti&eu. s,uci.
tens Elm Conflict s,ui' ben aatboliieu uno
Yroteitanten uno orittens ein relisi6ies
Excitement, lleberlpanntbeit unb seiitli-
den po9mutb, Der berets in einisen Sal
len Su Srrjin unb Woro sefibrt. Mm ei-
sentbimli9iten in Der MnSeleSenbeit per=
balten ii9 uniere oeuti4en llnslaubisen u.
.relisi6s" 3iberalen. sic, Die teine @ele-
senbeit porbeiseben laiien. Den 2atboliten
unb ibren Yrieiteru llnouloiamieit uno
fprannei por3uwerien, grade lie berufs.
f@ oui Die 5oleran3 Der tatbolifer int
2ampfe sesen puritanii9c llebersriiie, uno
bic grlaIIe Der 9irtenbriefe tatboliider 8i.
i&6fe finbsn fd in allen Bldttern Der un-
sldubisen Yre1e.
Rit Dem oieies Sabr in GlepelanS Ohio
abjubaltenben Sdnserieiie idsint es ieire
3adea 5u haben. Sn Der Gerne 1T oas
Ales re@t ib6n, in Der Ndbe beieben jeOo@
iebr toiiipielis uno ia tbun uiele ni4t nit.
Bereits baben bic Serrn. 10 ia9t Elm Gleoe-
Ianber 8latt, bic oas JeIt aceeptirten. ii@
in bic Bdi&e Sei&laSen unb an Stelle Der
,eriolslolen gon.ites bat mon bsreits neue
aemdblt. Ob aber bic neuen Yeamten tbd-
tiger unb erfOlSrci&er Hno als Die alten.
bas 1T benn bod INNER cine Grage. I'm.
mbeli& pdre es ni9t, hab bas Sdnserfeil
in Gepelanb ausSinse. mics 6ornberser
G&ieben.
Sn Der @siessebunS BON WlaNa4uletts
pirb 3ur 3eit Elm barter 2ampi sefo@ten,
per Sumners Na4fOIser I'M .. ct. Sc
uate lein iou. Nls ganbioateu werben
8. Dapss, y 9oar. Curtis, @enbel pbi-
Iipps, Grancis adams uno anbere ileinere
2i&ter genannt. Ndbreno mir bieies
l9reiben, batten beim Nbitimmen Dalues.
Curtis unb Soar Die beiten gbaneen. OF
iebo@ elmer berielbeu sepdblt wiro. bdnsi
bon uielen llmitdnosn ab. bic ni&t porber
III bere&nen inb. I0sli@ io9ar, oab ola
gompromibmann Elm Yolititer 2 RanSes
ouf ben Sib tdme.
Die gntbiIluns iber ben Yetrua
unb e&winoel in Dep 3ollbduiern i@einen
nod lanse ibr gnbe ni&t erreidt su ha.
ben. Der pormaIise @pejialasent oes
S&atamtesS Sapne. .orobt bic pielen tdunider
Beamten bes y. Oorier 3oQamtes, bic Fd
poa bsnSmporteurer bei1e&en lieben. SNent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
Auslanoifd)e Aeber|id)t.

@enn nidt ale Ansei9en triissn.
10 ,piro oas besonnene Sabr in Wtittsleu.
ropa elm unse,uObnli9 fru9tbares meroen.
Ser Winter 1T dnBerit selinbe seweien !;
benn er bat nur smeimal. ndmlitb gu Mn.
fang 0esember unb i'm Sanuar etmas Gis
sebradt. bas aber Dor Der mdrmeren 2uft
ober Dem &esen alsbalo persins. s9use
bat iid fait gar ni@t seseist. 9ie @ense
Resen oasesen, tuel&e sefallcn 1T, bat sic
geder BON Der plase Der 6elomduie sans.
LID beireit. Rosen uno g8eben peripre.
den eine sclesnete Grnte. 3uar tOnnen
bic sefdbrli9en MaiirOite mande 9Oifnuns
sunidte MAIDEN. aber bic Wetterpropbe.
ten. bic Wertinoiser oes ein,iebenben 6riib.
linss. bic &rani3e. iino i4on suriidse.
fcbrt; ebeniaas baben Die Staare lid ,uie'
Der in ibren alten Wobnunsen einssiun'
ben uno betunoen Surf ibren eint6nisen
piiii ooer bur9 ibr tur;es Getrd9se. bab
lie mad oem @eisse ibrer GreisiisiSteit sr'
i3ienen iinb, UNI tuie in irlbsren Sabreu
nod Dem ibnen BON Der Natur uorssl@rie'
benen &adensettel 81 ipeiien uno seseu
Sonnenuntersans pom bOben 2irdtburm
ooer S4ornitein. oSer BON Der Oa9frt'
berab. 8arsermeiFer u. Yoliaeibisner aus
aubfeifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

ni@t seoient, er mari 59ur3 Dor. Bop er
aud in einem anbern Sale feline Meinuns
sednbert; aber neues @eld9ter, benn S9ur3
er,uieberte bic @runbprineipien Der repu-
blicanii9en 9lattform ieien &idtebr CUR
@olopdbruns uno Reform oes Staatsoien-
ites uno er befenne fd fiir beioes. sm
26. fam man oenn ,um Nbitimmen in Der
papierseloirase. Sdurs's amenoement
OH Stelle Der pom Nusl6uB porsel9lase=
men 3S2 Millionen, nur $50 Nlillionen su=
ieBen. pas bic @ieberaussabe Der 8sierpe=
seloer in ben 3eiten Der &riFs als unseieb=
li4 beSei6net bdtte, tuuroe nieoerseitimmt.
0asesen 8risbts Seiierunssantras, itutt
256 Millionen 400 Millionen 3u issen,
ansenommen. Wie bic Grase selOit piro,
ldBt ii9 stuar porieben, aber nod nidt be-
itimmt bebaupten, oenn es resnet slmenoe-
mente aller Mrt.
Ib9eor6netenbaus. Mud bort
mar Die 6inansfrase fortudbrenb an Der
Sasesoronuns. Inter ben gum 8eieban=
trase einsebradten Mmenbementen purbc
bas bon Oapis, Die EXPERIMENTATION auf
356 0sillionen Dollars (oer beutise erlaub-
te Marimalbetras) gu bei6rdnten, nieoerse-
itimmt. Sem &oberts'i9eu Outrage bic
b6die Nussabe auf 3s2 Miuionen (oer
i'm llmlauf befinoli9e 8etras) feitSuitelen.
sins es nidt befer uno aud Der 8ori9las
bic ea@e 80 laHen, wie iie 1T, iuuros ab-
selebnt. 9ierna4 tpurbe Der bonn Nus
i4aB beri4tete @eiebentipurf Sen b06ten
8etras bes aus,usebenoen Yapisrseloes
auf 4OODaillionsn ;u beitimmen nit l6S se-
gen n Stimmen ansenommsn. Sloan
BON 8orsia, beiien SIT eontetirt worben,
tpuroe als erudblt ertldrt unb in Glib &C.
nonmen.
Rad Der erleoisten Ginansfrasen nabm
bic giienbabnfrase faf ausi9liebli9 bic
slufmertiamteit bes 5auies in anipru9.
yla@ Dem bon Megrarp BON Soma aus
searbeiteten gntwuri iollen bic Giienbabn-
linien, tuelde 6ra@t unb perionen 3lpiiden
oeri&ie6enen Staaten bef0roern, ais Den
8ertebr Swii@en Den oeri9. Staaten BE-
pertiteqiseno, anseieben unb bemna9 fir
ieoe uebertretuns uerantmortli9 sebalten
,ueroen. 9ie @eielli6aften birien MIR
cine ansemeIene 0e.siituns rs9nen unb
mas als iol9e Selten ion, miro bur9 cine
pom Yrdiioenten 81 ernenncnbe aug 9
Mann beitebenoe Gommiilion, beren Mlit=
slieosr feinerlei Sntereiie an Gijenbabnsn
baben iolen, beItimmt. Sie Gommiijion
arbeitet einen Sarif aus. io,uObl fir Den
transport BON 8aaren als BON Yerlo.
hen. 9ei Der abltimmuns sins oieisr gn=
tras nit l91 sesen 1t6 Stimmen ourd.
Sic Nationalbantfrase lam sur Yeiprs9=
uns, iuuroe aber ni4t erleoist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
Die ,,2No(ef;eituu8" bsridtst a,

pie ,,2aofef;eitunS" bsridtst aus
Srier: Rod INNER llebt man Der Gntl6eis
ouns in SetreH Der SnanSriHnubme Der
Mole!babn sntse9en. Sc ldu9er oisle
OrSre ausbleibt oetp mcbr wunbert iitb
bas Yublitum, oab Der Staat tein Snte-
rsIis an mSsli6lt i6neller Scrwirtli6uns
bieler itrategii@en 8abn befunset. Selbit
nidt einmal bieisniSe arbeit bieisr Sabn.
wel6e unter alien llmitdnben cine &eibs
pon Sabren in Aniprud nimmt, namlih
Der Suunel bel 9odem, 1T bis beute be.
9onnen. Mud bas Yroiset i6eint no4
lan9e nidt in allsn 3beilen teit9eiteut 3u
iein. 8ei BEN Giisnwsrie 0aint mirb
eben nod tar cine siemliae Sabnltrsde neu
proiectirt.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-23
Don't DO ii, Girls.

There is practice quito prevalent
among the young ladies Of tho present
day which we are old fashioned enough
to consider very improper. We allude-
to their giving daguerreotypes Of Them
selves to young men who are merely ac-
quaintances. We consider it indicate
in the highest degree. We are aston
ished that any young girl should hold
herself so cheap as this. With an accep-
ted lover II Is, Of course, all right. Even
In this case the likeness should be re-
turaed If the engagement should by any
misunderstanding cease. If this little
paragraph should meet the eye Of any
young girl about to give her daguerreo-
type to a gentleman Of her acquaintance,
let her know that the remarks made by
young men when together, concerning
what is perhaps on her part but a piece
Of ignorance or imprudence, would, II she
heard them, cause her cheeks to crim-
son with shame and anger. "Were il
sister Of ours, we have often said with
flashing eyes, were it sister Of ours
but that not being the case, we give
this advice to any body's sister who
needs it, with our best bow, and most
anxious desire that she shonld at all
times preserve her dignity and self
respect.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-23
The Great General Taking the Boys
to the Circus.

(From the Cincinnati Commercially
Let me tell what | saw not long ago
at circus. Sitting IN front Of us was
Gen. Sherman, and with him quito a
number Of children whom he had gather
cd from the "by-ways and hedges. We
saw him look down under the seat, and
then haul out dirty little darkey, who
had crept Ia under the tent and then
seat him at his feet, where. by crowding,
was made place for the little rascal.
Now said the General "sit there, my
boy, and see everything. Bless me
many time have I done just the same
thing, and many thrashing have I
had.
He seemed like child; everything
pleased him, and | wondered where
was the vanity Of which people talked
so loudly. Who has better right to
be vain than Sherman vain Of his
yaIor, vain OF his deeds, vain Of bis wife,
vain OF bis children, and vain Of the love
of his country people2 Gen. Sherman
has on his staff a universal genius in the
shape Of Audenried, known.to the world
as the handsome Audenried." He leads
the Germans, decorates halls for aristo-
cratic charity entertainments, groups
the flowers, dfapes tho flags, helps fix
the tables. and is the most amiable, use
full man in society Ills wife--whoi Is
very homely--is prime fayoyite, makes
exquisite toilettes, and is reekoned the
most charitable lady in Washington.
Col. Sortolotte, Of tho staff, is a most in
corrigible bachelor.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-23

Next to the talent for administration
and superintendent. comos the talent
for adaptation to things as they are put
into your hands; hence woman's great
readiness, her superior natural gift con-
tinually developed by circumstances.
Many men would be- driven mad ifthey
were exposed to the same despotic ca
prices, sudden changes of plan, ETC., 10
which they frequently subject their
wives, who thus are obliged to learn the
wisdom Of expedients.
Miss Alexander, who lectursd in Balti-
more the other night on Mormonism,
said that one old polygamist offered to
marry her mother, her sister and herself.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-23

1t is apparent the crusade business il
not. prospecting down East. The COOL
headed Yankees do not sec anything in
it but the gush Of emotional natures and
the vibration Of nerves made tense with
strong tea, In Worcester the street
work has been in progress for month
and the Gazette Of that city, says the
result has been an increase In the con-
sumption Of lager beer, and an increase
Of orders on the wholesale dealers. One
small shop, whose proprietor was do
ing q losing business, sold out to the
women for twenty-five dollars. The
Daily Press confirms this statement
and says the effect Of the prayer cru
SADIE upon those it is desirable to reform
is that they regard it as ian attempt
to pray them out Of their drinks, and,
having no repect for prayer, they drink
when they don't want.it, simply to
show that they will drink whom they
do wantit."
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-23
The other night q weak-eyed youth

The other night weak-eyed youth
was sitting in Ames Church wholly
fcrgetful Of his surroundings and lost il
beatifc contemplation Of a certain young
woman, touching whom he cherished
violent designs, when suddenly hand
was laid upon his shoulder and deep
contralto voice thundered 10 his ear
"Young man, you look as ifyou wanted
10 go to Jesusi Won't you come to
Jesus ?" Whereupon he was struck eli
of a heap, as it were. and stammered
II would want--that is, / should
like to go, you know, but not this even-
ing, thank you have an engage
ment."
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-23

A Kalamazoo widow has the
photographs of her three depart
ed husbands in group, with 3
yignette of herself in the center,
and underneath the inscription:
"The Lord will provide.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-23

A Kansas book agent says he can
sell ten dime novels to one work
on religion, and he looks for
earthquakes and hurricanes TO
visit that State.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-23

PREPARED BY
SETH W. FOWLE & some, Boston, Mess
NAud sold BY Druggists and Dealers generally.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22

We will warrant goods be the very manufactured
oar aim always IS TO satisfy and please customers;
particularly those who cash for their
siXElnaine oar Goods. Spring Stock q + Flows
'snl CuItfVaIOrS already in.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22

INDIAN ATROCITIES. - Reports
from Bismarck state that n bout
took place between the Sioux and
Grosyentres at Knife river, seven
ty-ilve miles above Bismarck.
The bout lasted about half day;
one party reiterated holly pursued
by the other. Christopher Wca-
yer, who owns n wood yard be
tween Fort Stevenson and Fort
Berthold, also four or five others
in the same vicinity were killed.
Preparations are making ut Fort
Graham, near Bismarck, to follow
the Indians; if necessary, Con.
Custar's command is prepared to
take the war path.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-22

If you have been tempted 10 evil,
fee from 1t; it is not falling into the
water, but lying in it, that browns.
The first thing to be sought, and
sought until il is realized, by those
who ycarn to make their whole life
sweet saYor unto God, is that for
which David pleaded: Create in
mo a clean heart, o God, and renew
n right spirit within me-"
am now able to see that my sor-
est disappointments at the time they
happened, and my heaviest misfor-
tunee, have always turned out to be
my greatest blessings, whenever
they have been taken as admonitors
and warnings, ana turned wisely TO
account ohm Neal.
Tho Christian Intelligence after
abiding to TIC unearthing of an
cient Troy by DIR. Schlieman, ex-
presses the opinion that still great
or discoveries await the explorers
in Palestine. GAIL that the Had is
to scholars, that and a thousand
times moro the Bible Is 10 n
vastly wider company. 1t is not
merely an object of interest, alb
sorbing as it may be to few select
Homeric students; it is the centre
of hope and influence TO Christen-
dom, and the source Of the worlds
true civilization"
According to the late statistics,
the increase in church membership
of ithe several churches of Kansas,
is something wonderful. The diff
ferent organizations now stand az
follows: The Episcopals have 80
parishes, % ministers and LOO
members. The Congrcgationalists
have lO7 churches and u total MEM
bership of 1878. Tho Presbyter-
ians have liz churches and men,
bcrship of 1865; the number OF
pastors is not given. The Metho-
dists have 200 churches, $50 pastor
al appointments, a regular member
ship of l5,499, and 1901 probation
ors, making Is, 900 members. They
have 272 local preacher, eXhor-
tiers. The statistics of the Baptist
church, for some reason, are not
given.