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: cor WORKS.

RGuWsSgrss win = correspondent Of
~ Cos6*e.yS GeAt4antas GM. III sx::s
oellent method Of preventing ont worms
:ftomudsstroJiog corn, it 10 to pillow sod
land % short 'a'time be possible before
plidti6g.: The corn will then general.
51b como up DUCK, Ind the: worms work,
aatc tho sed till their day is ended. The
writer adds In ths,last. ten years there
bAss been but one year IN which, the
!; ~ worm has done much damage %
,myafarm. G. Thar yaarso .hsrs, Van1 eooly
ol9ndySa shd it, tths c, Ivy orH 4 4 IKEA
t6s aaa6ois tnoatk. Vt ,L.,s .fplowise gand
plSlsk iassY 4 hslp' 9'iaa5'oos i,ai 10
worn @shs corn Cuttings good
'6tjtt btlSfS il il attacked, 20 - to suf-
'f @ 4!s 1ss'aa''sass'! M '' I'D
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.E+lI.I,. :
so1 1,. d n s!!s1 E'n.at 81 AAAHAA..

Fowl hseisss and vrits.a often MAKE
great niststss in speaking Of certain
bzssds Of poultry. Brahms, fcl j.
'sese9, sss sts1 +. l'uuisks 1fR sa'1 Is .sIS
until ssvsn o. eight months .8ldsf ~
then ore ''t dqHs1aG la ~ dr. ~ seas'' in
flesh. Regarding nysslsUsstsr1S arf;i
and !! h e. . Esls III ssslse 2;
ssd eatss them q oil sgss I'D WIT,
al '..s: 81, ! g RI Rss s Blshas.
equal 70 fhs bsst quality Of towIsastkt
.ss Of four our. = asss q y saaa
time very tender and juicy. and wsisk1
ing from sss>noatsa dighs Spound1 "'psr'
pair, Braheaish asdine.s; quick groxth,
sad good laying qualities q. Arse and
abundant egg, summer and winter,
should place them high in tho estims.ss
tios Of those wishiog to keep quiss,,1
Aaadsoms and useful fowl.-yoxxss1,
'sfNIs Form. /
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RAISING TURKEYS.

A farmers wife, in tho Rnrol World,
giyee her pt,et:se with turkeys -
dsvs no more thas four hens to each
sobbIsr, and do net "s..rr1e them during.
winter. Watch then closely about lay.
Ing tine, - they yearly always hunt !.
nest the day before they deposit thor
int 'gs. Make good, large ne.s 10
some building ID ~ thla. you e.n eoofns
them in, nd ths nat norpire aft@r' fhsy.
Auat their nest catch them md shut
them up in the place where Jog / ! made Is.
nsst, for after thsy have laid one ess
thar they viii Away. ! 60 b.ek : !, III.
ns't. 'K1hsJ shoosa> : ga pl.se q
their own accord I lsi i ths i, alona
shossh l put =: fsx. common hen skgs:
i. the rsst' sua 'satssE ooau Z ifhei toifey5
'es' '.s,1L d asz .ad l,ep than in . cool
place, q hsaa isjsrss them quicker
tA.' soM, ys.i9sd if u .ss Il n G;isss. i.
I let sssh+ taskey sst Ne 1f5t timsss ito
wants y; bot lot ~ ysupe tsskeys susa
v'tA ee..sss5hesi lek I! Y alleys q y:
halt az. times .hcy n. more
.'sbb than af'y 'esesP i ~ Il. 4
turkey hen. ' *
The s1vastaas4 of letting ,t.sks1s ~
~ 'hsi' Af6s Tying q It u s9gs i ,his - :
Tie youpg turkeys are ha,ehsd ID tfofs
Nc weeds aud grass get high enough;
70 VT. and befoql them il the morn
isg'. 1 watch !. them !hsn. two q thr.a,ts' sdayi;,
that no weak on...I 40 'ost th'ee'as" ,lh .I
get no more attention, Only feeding
vhso they come to the house. % no
account give them raw food when small
II feed mine on corn bread some
times soak it In sour milk asd some.
times give them curd. Never shut
them up unless it raios hard. To pro,
vent cholera, I give thsm salphur twice,
. week. 49,. ~;
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

TIM "SCIkNCE or; LIFE, OR SELF PRESER
vATI0Ntn e,.AsdicAl2 Trestise ON sths Cause and
Cure Of Exhausted Vitality RTsmasare Decline in
Man Nervous aud Physical Debility, Hypochondris,
1ppotSpcy, -Sperm~torfhoeA or Seminal Waxkness
sndAA ofher diseases arising frem: the errors Of
youth administrations excuses ofmaturs yesls.
This work minded Z book for every man.
Thousands have been taught by this work the true
way to health andhsppinsss. tits tho cheapest and
best medical work over published, ana the only one
on this class ills worth reading. Tooth edition.
full Frenchcloth: Price only 81. Sent by mail post
paid. ON receipt of price. Address: PEABODY NED.
ICAL INSTITUTE. Number Buidnch Street
Boston,, Mass, Or Dr.. w. H. PARKER, Assistant
Physieisn. N.B.fhe suthor may be consulted on
tho above we'll ~ oil diseases requiring skill
and experience. = "'~a ~ may1.ly
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0BSfIGLES 10 N1RRIAGE,
1hllftz reafs'' ,E3petlepee. Of an. old.

ATH. WlAsloW,s 4ooth1A6 AYFUple the
1oo6ffpttoK OF o1.t6f The belt Female Physi-
einS ia NaIssin The United statss, and has been
ussd vtth 0s1ssT Gitt6g safety and
success b. Rothsss and from tho
fee1le Infant Of one week old to the adult. 1t
roots acidity Of tho ytonich relieves wind collie, reg
ulotssthS So3Sk Nla sivesfost; health and comfort
to mother esdsbla.; W. bsaieseit "a be the Rest
saA a15s:s &s@edy in, ths Ms1ld' n AL cases Of
whethsS; II sFsss from Tsething from any other
cAuse.o :Rull directions for uang will accompany
each hottie None Genuine unless the fac-simile Of
CURTIS + PERKINS, 10 en- the outside wrapper.
Sold BIZ all Medicine Dealers..
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10 THE-
Nervous & Debilitated
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for Advice and Consulta ton.


Il -. -
;. DE-. J. B. DYoTT, graduate of Jefferson
Medical College, Philaaelphia, author of
several valuable works. can be consulted
on all diseases Of tho Sexual or Urinary Or
gans, (Which he has made an especial
study either in male OF female, No matter
from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice of 80 years en-
ables him to treat diseases with success.
Cures guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those at distance can forward letter de-
scribing symptoms and enclosing stamp to
prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health. Price loo.
J. B. DYOTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane st., NY.
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ID Al Al isl ~ IT n
Nk1:: s 20 q a. NGl III
K3AX$] SSWlySHZRNl

0niyorstZ q Pssns in 1883 and ac experiences
:e.15sotsd Or. Fitle1,s Vegetable Rhsumetia
Sworn April ISL
.:;.%8w - F. A. 0SD0URN; NoAary Ps5ie. PAila
nss1 Ks1Ihei.M D. fSankford Phila Rev.CH
Exi9g Medi4 Re Rev !. 8 Buchanan CLARENCE IoxaRex
IhiA. Afflicted should write DR. Phila expla
ntory Pamphlet guarantee gratis Reward IN
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VICK'S
FLORAL C U!lDtE
For 1874. 7:>=S@ i. i
= :. ,Bl9s;s:.M1TGHE;ELL. -
st. Cloud, MINI.

200 pages; 500 Enersyings, and -Colored
Plate. Published Quarterly. at rs cents
year. First No. 1874 now issued. A
Gtrmln edition at. the same price. Ad-
d. ~; JAMES VICE. ROCHESTER n, T.,
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Ar WHA1 Aor TO MARKET 4 HOG.
M. L. s ;! the great illinois
f.r.se, ~: h \: ! rsk.td q the keeping
Of pig y 10 q "a 3. months .s9 IL I sqft q
'sor. Or e1o.ieg eondit IL q, -. ~ tahea.
ATTAINING thss, in three OF four neaths
more up 400 g. 500. ,pesnds,+ y.
greatly Wasting in economy; that t !.
much ehssper v fesd two p'gs 10 nias
Or ten months to 500 pounds saeh than
to feed one hoS Is 600 pounds + "a o.
70 months; and this from the WE'LL
known fact that it takes = constant in
crease Of food e put on each additional
pound live: weight, and consequently
that . pig when 1t arrives at 4 market.
able weigh. ssy 300 pouuds) should
bs disposed Of.
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NEW ADTERTlS EMENTS.
LIFE FAR Il W Ttss !;

AGENTS WANTED everywhere for this new
sed beautifully Illustrated book Of tho: sutbofs
1ndianS, in the Mexican Wars hunting wild snils
&C., &c. '11.tlhsgy tHtestshhd And sailing faster
thaA anything sveri bs&QsN kpe1a.o Espd cipE Illus
tratsd circular and lbsral terms. i. 4. Hutohinson
4Uo,f ChsA - III ,i;:;. 1854 q ;i'A2o 1i9Ht
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AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

-Repe.ted expet,meuts have proven
t y l repeated 'asd planting OF small seed
potatoes soon deteliorase the stock.
o. The same principle, BY selecting the
beat fox SD the variety ean he great
u improved.
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st.. Cloud Quadrille Band

!. The undersigned will furnish 6rst-class
MUSIC for Balls. # Special attention given to
supplying private parties, with from two to
i've pieces, IS may BIO desired.
Charges reasonable.
/ .,e:.at-, .4EssTttss geo. F. FULLER.
: 81. Cloud, Sept. III, 1871. 49, ;
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MUSIC

J. L. PETERS, 500 BROADWAY, n. T.,
And mailed postpaid on receipt Of marked price.
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MINNEAPOLIS
HER TRADE;
FOR 1874.
FOR 1874.


pleasure throughout
are this year better than
received direct from first foreign coun,rs
position and excellent
other tho Northwest oonssunents
shippers vi" find here the best produce
AGRICULTURAL
Gould & Co, Washington Avenue Academy Music
Ouard 1oS Washington avenue Minneapolis Cotton Mills
srAr1oNEBs
Tribune Printing Company, building
BOOKSELLERS
"'F Wal" '' S'os Avenue cnsh"a" "a Washington
Stewart Co., II Centre Block North Co.,
Wakefield s. Plant, No. Centre Block ''''' co.
CLOTHS TRIMMINGS &c.
smh 4ennepin ave. See adv below
MANUFACTURERS.
fe 1s1s ISL a a % % r0' Son. bet LIST
CHINA, GLASS
% Benton 0'" oo p Co.. No. Centre Block
Ak winslow & Co, Nos 2 and Academy of Music.
Shepherd sss Washington ave
coNFEc11onnRs.
Snyder Pah 224 Washington avenue
Minneapolis Cotton Mills Morrison
H. 1auihrass, Steam Bakery Washington Avenue
| Mou1Drsas:
s;s sss:s 81 % 50: e. s &C.
CHEMICALS
Lyman Williams 1o& Washington Gray Brothers, Bridge
| Fletcher, 1org Eyre Masonic
SHOPS,
f.: *%;:
% s" .v. cor = &C. ''''''
Cope John Hanson 2 Hnepn ave and POP
!sS ssS; s Ss'i:s (wA.. on
Company % furnure) cor LIST Helen st.
| SUPPLIES
Jas SPHINX Washington wyi (pumbing)
Manufacturers Shirt under No House.
Clark Linton 5'l Washington
s's; Ss::s D"'''" "
GUNS PISTOLS SPORTING GOODS
ST.: s i; S
HATS, FuRs
E'ezsr Co, 2l2 con Simpson,
Eusts Brothers, 10 Nioost ave.
|
Forr sieber street.
LUMBER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
e ~:s's:s' AZ: Bay ;:
Heriol, 81 Nconet avenue
Webb % H" rsrs OILS, v1 s 4ss $50 H'''' avenue
$ : S';;; e.:
Warner, Brewster noanalns avenue
| MANUFACTURERS
Hargreaves s. Co, Nicolet street.
I PLOW MANUFACTURERS
Monitor Works.
PUMP MANUFACTURERS
": "'A 200 S'' avenue
sADDLERY
Loy Harrison Knight 2o7 Nle
John Hinton Eagle Saw Works. I'd
" near ON avenue south I'd streets.
c Hamlin Nlcouet street.
!
wander Horck Adams 30 Bridge 1923
TEAS, ToBACC0s
Ray & Squres, los
! B wter, 1876 Nicolet opposite Postomce.
Whitney MarshaI Washington avenue north,
sHApEs
"tar Wales Co., 1876 Nicoet Washington
|
9swad No. Pence Opera House JF
| Rank schultz, No.
i
walker Brothers. Manufacturers and Dealers.
AND OTHERS GIf1s 1RpS
Nicolet House. Washington Nile
commercial Hotel
neu House, Washington r.
Merchants HOTEL st n dstree.
49, Bonds European Hotel Washington ave. A
AsExRW Lodgings SO CCN0
NORTH STAR IRON WORKS.
HARRISON, JOHNSON g. CO., Proprietors.
! River Street and North, Yves Division
! MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
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1T 10 . great mistake to permit
shs1s trees to stand 10 near taeSlhsi
that none have roo. for proper idsvsi.'
epmeu.. Young trees may b placed
near each other to prevent awkward
gaPs, but ~ they Increase in size, the
supsrauous ones should DO removed,
and ths lis.mainipe ones will soon chow
they are the gaiDsrs. A celebrated
fruit grower said it took him thirty
yssrs 70 acquire the moral courage
necessary to thin out his fruit buds
properly. A still higher degree Of
courage is required to lay the AZ to
thrifty, handsome shade tree, though
We know its neighbots will BE- dvsrfed
II u 10 allowed 70 remsin.
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"a Ian, ssll packed in pulyeEised
sAassasl. aftes tho uansl smekiDg, ,uil
kasp fos 3ssrAA Butter in. poss, wsll
sulssandsd With charcoal, will keep for
twelve noashs. Each atom of char.
soal can absorb 1000 times it, bulk Of
ds}sterious gasss.-HalPs journal of
HedkH.'' 4 '-' -,
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HOME LIFE
I'M THE RTRLE

BY the author of "N1aHT Scores IN THE BIBLE" and
"ouR FATHER's HOUSE," of which nearly 2oo 900 have
been sold. "HoME LIFE" is commended 6y ministers
precious thoughts" ''Truths precious as gems" "a
choice book for every family, sc: Steel engrayings,
rose tinted paper rich binding and for rapid sale I'M
Teachers and Cisrey% X, wanted in every
county; SIS to 500 per month. Send for circular.
ZlEGLER & M'CURDY,
M j. 9Th Ave-. h Adams st., Chicago, Ill.
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To TAN SKINs.-Ths following
method j. recommended : ~ : sat1sa:
poadsot: Taks equal part. salt, alum,
and Gl''befs :. ''.lt, md h.lf =. peit
sakPstsr; pslv>ssss md mix:;' .Hsndbe
he skios and rub VS. na! = i x.ll
three Or four times dsy, the ofteuer
ne better. Il thers il hot megtpre
ssossh ii" Il Tho stiias 10 dissolve t1a 49,,
pa alttls water ,sso tie latter. We
ars assunsal thst - aoth Will satssk:
fun. ths' lP;.'lb. Il sfi;k ka;vs bs.. tkas
80 80 e j
D,spared.-Scse~tyec As.rioaa...
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SEECIALNOHCEH.
|hildren often look Pale and Sick

Children often look Pale. and Sick
nom no other oau.. than having worm. in the stom
.S.,~ BRoWrs vERM1TUaB ooAF1Ts
will destroy Worms without Injury to the child, BE-.
ing perfectly HITE, and frss from allEcoloring Or
other Injurious ingrediente, usuAlly used in worm
ureparsuone. (;UnIIS Il BkUtVN, PROPRIETOR.
= No. 2tb Fulton Street, New York.
Sold BY Dvxeoistsand CAemssts, and dealers Asd,-
;i,sss at TW1A7x-E4viGkNTs Box. - Is -~'* =
..,,oBsfKl6LES 70 11KKl4aE.
Happy Relief III Young Men from the effects of
Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood Restored,
Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and O1eula1Ss seIs ffee, inisaed envelopes.
Addrsaa HOWARD Aag0QlA ON. No. 2eouth btnth
st., PhilsdeIphia, Am 1nstitutien having nigh
reputation f0f honorable conduct and professional
skill. ----s>-- oct3O-l W
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Minnesota Mutual.
IL e e
1snura1ce Company.
HOME OFFICE:
SAINT F. -AUL.
D. s. B. joassroH, vie.!P 1s:idsas:
e. ID. b. PORTER, secretary.
D. A. MONFORT, Treasurer.
j. H. STEWART. Md. Med. Director
DIRECTORS
H. ! H; a ssn..1. St P Paul
j. -. 0U1BANK,
HoRAoE THOMPSON, i"
A. H. WILDER, I"
D. A. MoNrroRr, {"
D. 8. B. JOHNSTON, {"
R. J. MESDENHAL1, Minneapolis
JOHN R. Cook, Rochester
l.. C. POTTER, Winona
1sAAs STAPLES, Saltwater
W. B. DEAN, St. Paul
J. Il. STEWART, NJ. D., j."
Guarantee Fund:
Bank and other stocks az per following
schedule: so shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank of
Wlnona, so Second National Bank Of st.
Paul. 20 First National Bank of Red Wing,
POS First National Bank of St. Paul, go
State National Bank of Minneapolis, 60
City Bank of St. Paul, and IS shares of
Preferred Stock OF St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company.
Par Value. Market Value.
$53,O00.00 $72,250.00
IHe ABOVE Oo8Cf1oeQ fund ID
deposited with the State IEsur-
ance Commissioner free of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free Of interest or other ex-
pense to the Company, as long
as it D leeds to hold The fund for
the security Of its policy holders.
ADVANTAGES Offered BY THIS
COMPANY:
It keeps the money in the State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It'll as liberal as is consistent with per.
feet security.
| It is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are well
known throughout the State.
| 1t receives u high rate of interest on it,
loans.
| Its rate Of mortality must be low by rea-
son of the healthful climate of Minnesota.
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! Mortgage Sale.

Any the above Mailed postpaid on receipt ofprice
Address; +. Il ;REHERS. $50 Broadwsy N Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-04-30

IN some towns of this State where cru
sading has been waged vigorously seems
agreat disturbing OF good feeling among for
mer friends and families has resulted. The
Ravenna Press indicates that in that vii
lage neighborly courtesy and charity has
been seriously disturbed. 1t says:
These social prescriptions, chickering's
and heart-burnings, the vile ISLANDERS and
abuse circulated against citizens who have
heretofore been regarded as honorable and
upright, these alterations of old friend
ships, these prosecutions, are all the result
of incorporate agitation of the temperance
question; and in the minds of sober, think
ing, sensible men, constitute an evil
scarcely less intolerable than that which
this crusade Is intended to remedy"
This state of things may exist in Ra-
VIENNA and other towns composed of an
exeitable people, but among steady going.
prudent people like those Of Canton, we
have not as yet seen such results. No
good citizens desire such heart-burning
consequences in pushing forward any
movement however judicious and lauda-
BILE. Be pure of thought, temperate and
moderate in all things, and do not evil
that good may come.
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STATE AND NEIqHBORHoOD

An editer dies.-Willard E. Coulter, Of
lbs Seville (Medina county, Times died on
Friday last.
The prevalence OF smallpox in Cleve-
land Ia causing some fear and trembling
among the sinners of that city.
At Delaware on the oath, the Peddler's
Exchange was burned down. Loss $l2,-
600, insurance$6,000.
Messrs. Joseph Shingls, OF Tuscarawas
and James Barnett and Jabex W. Fitch,
of Cleveland, form the new Board of
Trustees for the Northern Ohio Lunatic
Asylum.
Put-in-Bay is brushing up for the APP
preaching season. Mr.. Bing of Sandusky
has, duling the winter. erected q fine no.
tel building Just south of the Put-in-Bay
House.
The new Court house at St~eubenville is
at last completed, and was taken off the
hands Of the contractors q week or two ago.
The total cost was $275,277 SO. The pres
emit bonded Indebtedness of the county is
$I36,S00.
CLEVELAND, o., April 24.-Edward
Phillips was arrested here to-day, eharg-
ed with killing Tom Willard in q street
fight here two years ago. Phillips fed
the city at the time, and returned to-day
only to be arrested.
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Sheriff Sale.

Reese h. Quigley vs.. Samuel Lesser ct ux.
By virtue Of aPluries order TO sell issued from
the court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed, I will offer for sale at public
out cry at the door of the court house in the city
Of Canton, on
Saturday. the 16h dag Of Nay, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in said
county, to wit Being . part Of the northwest
quarter Of section fourteen 14l township one m
range ten l1OL and commencing on the north
west corner Of said quarter lat q stone thence
and twenty-five [251 links thence south $50 east
forty 1901 chains and forty [40l links; thence
north % cast thirty-three 1881 chains and twenty
hye l26l links thence north $50 west forty 4O)
chains and forty (4o) links 70 the place Of begin
ming containing one hundred and thirty four
acres and tWenty-three hundredths of an acre
ll24 $4,000 Of land according to q plat of survey
in the north part of the above named quarter,
surveyed May p, 1854. by JOHN Whitaere, Coun-
ty Surveyor of Stark county, Ohio.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. N. Terms
cash.
aprI6w5 t2 lsI WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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THE OHIO LEGISLATURES.

The Ohio Legislature adjourned on
Monday last to meet again in December
next. Its session has been the shortest
held for years, but its labors have not
amounted to much, no laws being passed
that are of any great value to the people.
-CeIinG Standard.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned on
Monday morning last at ten o'clock. 1t
might have lone this favor three months
ago with credit to itself and to the people
that elected it. 1t was about as neal a
~do-nothing body as ever met. - Eaton
Democrat.
We trust our contemporaries who so
freely denounce. the Legislature had no
special "axes to grind" of their own, and
so their fault-fndings. We assuredly
would rather havsa emocrati cL Legislature
called "a do-nothing" Assembly than to
have the criminal and corrupt qualities
that attach to some legislative bodies We
might name. 1t is unfortunate that we
Democrats do not get these smart men into
the General Assembly to do something for
the State and for the party!
CONGRESSMAN LAMAR, Of Mississippi,
spoke high praise of Senator Sumner on
Monday.
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News Summary.


How to shorten ocean voyages--Lsngth-
en- the ships New York Mail.
Thers is a daily average of fifty. eight
and a half tons OF mail dispatched from the
New York Postofice.
New ORLEANS, April 24.-Nine men be-
longing to the ship Zinri, who were blown
away from the Southwest Pass in small
boats q week ago, were picked up by a
fishing schooner in Timbalier Bay, and
have arrived here.
Salt Lake taxpayers complain ola Nor
mon "ring," and have appointed a com-
mittee to investigate the municipal &C
counts.
Sunday afternoon lectures are to be es-
tablished in Chicago in rivalry to bar
rooms. 1t is thought that the exceeding
dryness of the lectures will render them
most effective antidotes to the wet goods
now in vogue in that city.
The British House of Commons has pass
ed the bills abolishing the duty on sugar
and the horse license duty, and reducing
the income tax a penny in the pound.
The French Minister of the Marine has
announced that q rigid investigation has
been ordered in the case of the steamship
Amerique.
The overflow of the Mississippi River
has caused much suffering in Louisiana,
Many of the iHest plantations in the State
are under water, numerous families have
been washed out of their houses, several
women and children are reported to have
been drowned, and hundreds Of people are
without food or shelter.
A boy fifteen years old was arrested in
Dorchester, Mass, on the "a, charged with
numbering a child aged four years.
According to the N. Y. Evening Post
the elections for supervisors in that State
are completed. The result is that the
Democrats have elected 247, the Republic
ans sol, the Liberals 80, and the indepen-
ents and farmers II. Last year the Re-
p%ublicans elected $50, and all others SOP.
Templeton, who shot his wife and did
not kill her, has been sent to SiRg-Sing
seven years. This should be a warning
to husbands never to miss when engaged
in q similar pistol practice. Had he kill
ed his wife he would have been discharged
as e~motionally insane.