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sewing machines are opposed in China on the
score that they cheaper labor. Seves al tailors
In Hong Kong who tried to introduce them were
mobbed. Ia America, Chinese cheap labor is
defided, and in China American cheap labor by
m Machinery is fOrcibly rePudiated.
when windmill was introduced in Indi, 70
grind grain, M immense crowd of poor people
presented themselves TO the British Governor ana
desired him to destroy it, as il DESTROYED the bu-
siness of the hand grinders For up 10 that time
the stone hand mill was in use, to which sllu.
sion Is made in Scripture two women shall
be grinding at mill" &c.-E1.
Two gentlemen were conversing on Balti-
more street yesterday, when one of them remark
Ell TO the other. What do you think of the ne VS.
from Indiana and ohio2" "Why, it suits me
exactly, and gives me more heart than ANYTHING
that happened within a twelvemouthn a third
lariy, who had been standing in rear Of the two
spoke up and his words were these Gentle
men, 1t is fun for you, but il is death to the
hogf' and at this time happen to he the small
es' kird oil toad. - CUmLeTiand Tunes, oct. lC.
Pay your subscription to the h'elli5eneer in
"uN"HCc uuG oe hapPy.
GATnrRSCs IN THE SoUTH-There has been
mu'h written lately that is very dubious about
political gatherings ard conflict OF races. vet
there Is one class Of gatherings all over the South
about which there is not even the shadow Of
doubt namely, gathering for the purpose OF pur-
chasing the remaining tickets for the next and
last Gift Concert of the Public Library O: Ken
lucky, to come III November 80 The South has
been Impoverished and reasonable share Of
that 81 500, eco 'hn TO te distributed will be We,
~ acceptable
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Hardy High School.

.NooycFcId. ". To.,
THEORETICALLY p-er1res bows for advanced
i class iu Che best Universities or for prose
cutting professional s'uoics. Expenses from $40
o. 500 'or ten months exclusive Of Lights and
washing
This school is warmly endorsed hv Professors
Nelson, White. and Harris Of Washington and
Lee University Prof g Vouable, University Of
N"p-Ptoiess ors Duncan. Price Shepherd and
Efhll Of Randolph Macon aud President Allen
Of NcDOnough institute, Nd
For Catalogues, address
II J.. HOOVER, Principal.
Mooref..d S pt IL, 1874 -3m.
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Corn husks are said to be unusually thick,
therefore "eatter prophets prcdicta severe winter
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EOMNEY, FRIDAY, OCT. %, 1874.

The Commissioners Of Election meet at the
Courthouse to-day.
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For the benefit OF those cf onr readers who
subscribed to Woods Household Naqq.inc. we
publish the following letter:
- car postal to the New!burgh Postmaster has
le1n forwarded 10 us TO answer. Owivr TO
financial endorsements Mr. Shutes was unable
to continue the publication of the Magazine We
have purchased the property ard ere now busily
engage! in printing and mailing all the back
Nos. which he WAS unable TO send out This we
expect to have completed in about two weeks
after which the publication will be regular.
Yours, Household Publishing Company.
Oct. Is, 1914. N'
MAMMOTH RAD.eH Mr.. James c. Ludw:,k.
who resides near the Junction, in this county.
Thought t" our Ohie on Yesterday, Radish.
raised in bis garden, which weighs TWENTY
sryES POUNDS. Persons who desire to see i, can
call at this Office Our peighbor who presented
MS with large Radish recently will have TO
knock under. Mill Creek ahead
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- contemporary says 4 newspaper nad n
I'w'pafcr EDITOR that people don't talk about
30 sometimes abuse are rather poor concerns.
'"' I,a aud business that an editor sometimes
'res 10 q duty to defend at q risk OF r.,li,, on
'.'' % another class, are often the very 0rst to
''sr'uiude. The editor who expects 10
'...'7e much charity Of gratitude will soon 6rd
%. mist Re blt he should 90 ahead an "A saw
70 ""at be cooe1euuousy thinks right
regard 70 hovps or smHrr
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CnoHrD TO DEATa on CursTSUrs We learn
from the Kcyser TrIuas that little gitl three
ems old, daughter Of jacob Powell, living near
N' Storm in Gan; c'unty, was ca oke1 to death
one dny last weel, 10y chestnut, which she YVES
chewing Her mother served The child stran-
gang and started with IT ia her arms TO the faith
er, working some distance from the house, but
The child died in its mother arms before reach
ing him.
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Forty Years Experience have tested the vir-
tues Of Dr. "is'or's Balsam o. Wild Cherry, and
it is now generally Acknowledged to be the 5rs
remedy ex,out for puInor airy and lung diseases
embracing Tie whole range from a Sigh, cold 10
a settled consumption Were it not for its ,ner.
~, it would long since have died, and made
no sign
, 1874-07-21

lower o,ls credit In tho great markots Of the
world. 70 pay thone bonds in paper would re.
noteH. which would bo tho first stop toward re-
nation cannot afford to % deprecisto tho valuo Of
her own currency besides, It is too Late to talk
Of thfs n1aster now, when largo part of those
bonds havo beon other rodoenod or funded iuto
per cont bonds, tho interost and principle Of
tho adoption OF any such, however,, rs lilo Eaat-
ern Democracy ia Bolid IN opposition to it,
TnE NATIONAL. BANKS.
R.-What do you think Of tho plank favoring
the repeal Of tho National Banking lava
Mr. AfcO.-I Regard the war OIL National Banks
as unwiso md impotio. Wo must haye bnnks,
and tho present aystom Should DO continued
until better one can be deviaed.
n.-Dut tho banks arc hold up as monopoly.
hir. Mo0.-:rhfs is not tho oAso. Wo shall hoon
hayo FREQ banking, whom my man can take hiH
monoy and start bank il he 10 desires. !
think National Bank notea preferable as a me-
diunl Of exchange to Troaaury notes, beca91Hc
the latter azo always at tho mercy Of tho party
in powor. who cau lutlato or contract at pleasure
and thus diearrnnge tho Luslnoss interosta of the
couutrY at will.
, 1874-07-21
CUBA.

WHO FooTH THE ARMY BILLS.
New YonK, July 2o.-:A Washington dispatch
whero he has .esi.lod during the last nino
monthB, states that he docs not beiiove that tho
6pnninrds eau hold out much longer, for their
finances aro badly dernngcd, Il # was not for
the fact that tho people OF tho United States arc
1nado to contribute thc largest proportion Of Tho
expenses Of the Spanish ru1o IN Cuba, tho war
would lave boon ondod long ago. There are
about $1UO, 900, coo worth Of sugar exported an
nnally; Aboeit csc, 100000 Of this comes to
u Tue n UntS4 Sar stsG1 as fS% 'rgs exa h0qses
nopolizod tho sugar trade. Theac houses
planters. and their only security is d lien
on the slaves who cultivate tho sugar planta-
tions, Thoy hare been making those advances
for years, and have come to have heavy inter.
ests directly In the slaves, and are therefore real
shareholders. II emancipation mas to be de-
proed they would bo heavy losers. Honco thoy
are doing all they can to crush out the Oubnn
rebellion, the auccoes Of which inBures omanci-
an extraordinary levy upon tho merchants Of
Cuba, he docs not aaBess small mad great, but
confines bis lory to few Of tue principal lousos
These men immediately cnll q meeting OF all tho
principal houses engaged in exporting to tho
Unitod States, and they add tue amount Of the
levy to tue next invoices Of 6ugar tobacco, eto.,
| to be shipped to this country.
TAXES AND DUTIES.
HAVANA, July 20.--Capt. -Gon. Coucha has
issued docroe, to take effect Aug. !, pro-
Spanish bank bills with 100 por cent ad'loa, and
tie remaining 25 per cent In bank bills ut their
nominal 7aluo. On aud aftor the 1st prox. land
taxes arc to bo paid in bank bills With addition
Of 100 per cont The decree co. Of fun juno author
Of tho Treasury, to bo used III payment ol
! duties, Is annEleu
, 1874-07-21

Bos1oH, July 2o.--Robort ILL and Bsmarck
Daylo wero drowned to-day, while bathing in
Dorchester Crock.
BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. July 2o.--Horatio Ghos-
noy, Secretary OF tho Commercial Lilo Insurance
Company, waB drowned yesterday while hHhing
IN Lake riareitos, san Mateo County:
Gueciaf Uispatch to The Chtedao Tribune.
W1tKEsnAnl.E, Pa, July 20.-This afternoon,
party Of boys slo wore bathing in the cannl,
near tho Hazard Companya Wire Works. dis
covered tho body Of MAN named Caarles Pierce,
who has boon missing sinco Saturday. A Cor
oner'a jury WIS impaneled who rendered Il vor-
dict Of death by accidental drowning.
, 1874-07-21

sTnEAron, H.. july 18.l
OFT1cE n. s. JACKSON i Co., BANKEns.
HALLS SAFE LOOK CO.. Chicago:
GENTLEMEN: Sond rs enc Of your No. n Bank 5afos.
We will add {f It il nocossnry to have understand
that appreciate safe-work> that hs will bo tho
fourth fro and burglar proof safe OF -FOUR mako that
hnvo used two At 1onacn H.. iona Of which still
using) aud twn 1t 5treaor ILL., On Saturday night. July
IL. cur bank building burned and tho ntondus
following opened safo with combinations and bols
working porfooy 10 all tho doors. Ne fonnd to sat
sfact1on well ttat Of our unny customers, nil
thorcln in perfect order Nc lcavo price and terms o
Shte above ordered with gou only Aakng 10 got Sats
hero with all possible speed.
Yours truly.
II. s. JACKSON CO., Bankos..
, 1874-07-21
HALLS STANDARD SAFES:
HAI,,L'S PATENT
STANDARD SAFES
In tho Recent
GREAT FIRES
Chicago, Pontiac, and Streato1, ILL.,,
and Independence, iowa.
TWENTY-0NE TESTED,
And Every One Preserves Its
Contents.
TWENTY-ONE TESTED,


Tho following Hanp!o Of certificates rcooivod:
Cn1cAoo, July IT, 1874
HALLS SAFE LOCK CO., Chtcago:
GENTS: At tho burning Of Chicago Oct 8 aud .,
s7l. had IN at your single door 6ase., marked
81 Halls Patent 1949" whoh went through tho tro and
preserved It's cnnents In rorfcct oondttiun INTENDED
sondng It to for repairs aflur that oa bnt continued
It In until caught again in the great fro VI tho
18th instr aud hnppy to sa1 1t has tho second tto
preserved lta contents perfectly in tho great
naRrnton Of IT, When removed from the burning debria
tho outside At welding ea, and conaidor tho to.
safo could wolf bc subjected to. and
ths o1celont in which IL has saved its coutonta
through two Kroht fires without In tho meantime having
undergone any REPAIRS IA conclusive oridcnco to my mind
Of the superiority OF the HALL SAFE.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON.
tate} a03 State-st-
, 1874-07-21
ARKANSAS MATTERS.

LITTLE Roox, Ark, July 2o.-Iho aub- Com:
init. .es~-Tayior aud Wartl-of tho Congressional
Investigating Committee commenced taking
Testimony Oh Saturday. About q dozen wit.
uoHsas have beon examined 10 fur.
Tllose was 3 htort scHBon OF the Convention
to-day. Nothing Of interest transpi1cd. Tho
Hon. Il. J. Ptniall, Of DaHhs County, resigned
blu xeRt ~ member
, 1874-07-21

INDEPENDENCE, H.. Nay 81, 1874.
RAILS SAFE i LOCK Co.:
GENTa: We fool vosy proud OF the safo purchased Of
you and the admirable In which preserved Ito
oent0ns during Focont terrible fre. lay in tho
bprains dob1s for FORTY HOURS, got oronins
1t most s9recably duspsed at finding s contents
ENTIRKLY UhlNJuRED. II any wtahes to pur-
chase Safs that is TRULY FIRE-PR0OF. they will
want beter oyIdoneo OF tho morris Of HALLE PAT
NT than examination ol the booka aud papers takcn
from ourp aud also that Of Ms. o, II. P. Roaze which
were purchased Of 1osE Chicago house
Touxa truly,
MOORE d CHAMBERLAIN.
, 1874-07-21

miscellaneous Reports from the
Northwest

North lsye8ts
Sneeiat Dfspatch to Th1 Chfeaan Tribune.
LARALLE, ILL.,, July 20.-An Intelligent farmer
from Vermlion ropaEts tho drought no sevcro In
TINT an( contiguous Townships as to lnenaeo tho
ruin of tho corn crop.
specal Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
OsnKos1I, Wis, juno 20.-Your correhpondent
las Just passed over n lnrge portion OF W,nno-
bago County, aud bolioyoa that unless rain falls
in abundance within few days, tho wheat crop
will bo almost fatal failure. Many, t1oltls are
hoatl.ug ont and turning yollow. although tho
heads nyo scarcely = foot above tl'o,, ground.
Corn md POTATOES aro suffering ba'l!y. Tho
harvesting OF oats has commenced In a few
ginning to fear . general drought, Oh thoro is no
prospect Of cla1ge III tim woather.
SAN FnANctBco, July 40.-neporta, from ali
parts OF the Btato represent the harvest as
progressing, Tho yiold of grain Is abundant,- -
much larger than last Boagou.
, 1874-07-21

Cry or MEXICO, July II, via HAVANA, July 20.
Of American Independence. All Americans horo
were prcsont, and the dinnor was also attended
by President Lerdo do Tojada, the melnbers Of
tho Cabinet, tho diplomatic corps, and loading
men of the country md preas. hfuster Foster
presided. Tho Declaration OF Independence was
read, patriotic poems rocited, and cordial toasts
exchanged.
Thoro arc now ninety-eight Protestant
Churches IN Mexico. Five years ago thoro we're
not hnlf dozen.
, 1874-07-21
DESTRUCTIVE WIND.

EvANsv1ALE, 1ud., July 20.-A severe storm Of
w,nl aud ruin pasBod over tho city today, aud
blow down II. Ill. Martin i Co.'S tobacco ware-
lo,lbo, unroofod tho National Hall, and blew tho
top frum ono Of tho brldges over Pigeon Crook.
tn tho lower pnrt Of tho city. No 0thor serious
damage WAS done. Tho telegraph lines to tho
sonth ul!d wesk want down with tue bridge.
QuEpEo July 10.-Tho atorn OF Wednesday
lust did considerable damage n Tho pArish Of st.
Augustine Thirty houEoH and barns were a!to-
geslier or partially destroyed. NJ lives loat.
, 1874-07-21

PONTIAC. H., Jnty Z, 1874.
We. tho undorstgned oittzens ot Pontiac, Livingston
Co.. Ill., certify that witnessed tho grt fire Of tho ft
Inst which destroyed largo portion of tho business part
Of city, together With County Court1inuso which
contained Of Halls Patent" safcs and that satd
safo subjected To tho intopss hoat Of tho fire. and
now take rlcnsuro in essine has proved to DO al
represented to ba - perfect firo.proof safe.
JOSEPH q. STlTT,
County Treasurer.
j. f. MORROW,
Frcst. Nat. Hank o! Pontiac.
JOHN A. FELLOWS,
Circuit Clerk.
, 1874-07-21

LONDON, July 20..-A CarllAt telegram from
Dayonpe tieelaros that Don Alpl,onsu orterod
Cuenca OIL tho 1Gtl inst. and laviod con-
trbutiou Of Ea2, 900. Two Thousand Of tho
garrison lell prisoners into his hands.
MADRID, July 20.-A proclamation has boon
issued supplementary to tho decree establishing
n state Of siege. II declares that charges OF
eodition or conspiracy against tho State shall be
Interfering with the oporation OF railways and
tolographa Hhnll suffer donth.
, 1874-07-21

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 20.--In Maysville. Ky,
Saturday morning, Miss Jula kerrs. adopted
daughior Of il. D. Cochran, mns found dead in
hor breast. She had been suffering from severe
hendacc, and IT is supposed she took chloro-
form to alleviate tho pain md was stnpiflod be-
yond powpr to ronoye tho bottle. Ayo"ng lady
who was sleeping with her was 80 much over
come by the fumes that it was difficult to arouse
hor. Miss Kerrs was q bcautiful girl. II ycars
nd
, 1874-07-21

CHICAGO. July II. 1874.
HALLS BATE LOOK CO.:
CENT?: Wo wcro engaged in tho ncat bustncss nt f3
and 875 Statcst. at tho time Of ChicnEos la calamity
tho great fro Of tho h husband had of safcs
In It foIl among arge lot Of tat meat. and
subjected to intonso oa but happy to state that
opening 1t found our books and paors unln
jurad by tho sevore tost.
We ohecrfully commond your valuable eafcs to our
friends sud tho public.
q. AUG. VOGEL CO.
, 1874-07-21

Special N1.na:tA to Tie CAicaao Tribune, ---..-.
MADISON, Iud., July 20:--The boilers In tho
Btnrch fnCtory Of Johnson j. Son exploded ut 1880
injured, one Of whom has since died. Thomas
Coyle, the ongiuour, vas BcaIded from head to
foot, most pitiably.. His skull mas also badly
fractured. Thomas Mullen, fireman. received
Salyors, a ferryman. who camc into tho engine
room for drink Of water, was Hcaldod and 80
fractured abont tho head TINT no tiled Mt 2 this
afternoon, lin Rafferty,, boy, WAS wheeling
Goals to the furuace door. He WAS blown dis
seriously, injured. There WAS no water in tue
hnilarH
, 1874-07-21

Special Dfspatch 70 The chicaqo TTt3Hn:.
LEXINGTON, KY. July aU.-All the prominent
brocdofu Of s!lorthorna in the United Station md
tie Oauaaaa arc in attendance. or on their WY
to attend tho great series Of Kertnohy sa'os
wbIoh will occur during tho noxt ton days, vt
whioh over 760 head Of this groat z&oo Of cattle
Mill ba void At public auction.
, 1874-07-21

TRENTON, NJ j.. July 20.-Charles r. Warmer,
the proprietor Of the southern Hote! at st.
Louis, Il passenger for Now York. lad his urn
or..ahod to-day as the trim onterod tho Delaware
bridge in this olty. Warner Eat down With his
arm rosting on tile aido Of cur window. when a
sudden luroh Of tho train pitched lin forward,
md, striking tho BRIDGE His loft arm WAS crushed
go buddy that amputation was necessary.
, 1874-07-21

1EpErEHDENCE, Iowa. May 30. 1874.
HALLS SAFE LOCK- CO.:
GENTS: lily little G00b Safe Of your make caruc cut
Of tho recent fro all right" II in tho sccoud story
Of tlrna-story brick block and taken from tho ruins
a{ter dhour test with lock in perfect working ORDER
mud CONTENTS UNlNJURED. It's small stzs led MO
uoub Its proof capacity hut the result psoYca 1t
worthy of ALL CONFIDENCE.
Respectfully, o. II. r. RQSAELL.
Mayor OF Independence.
, 1874-07-21

LONDON, July 2o.--Tho Hon. Marahail Jewoll!l
tho American Minister at st. Petersburg, loft
that city yesterday, on Ills return to the United
States, to ASSUME tho duties Of Postmaster
General ue will sail from Liverpool on the 1at
OF AugnE&.
, 1874-07-21
xyructscd OF, the Pacific coast,

SAN FnAxc1sco July 20.--Last night, during q
heayy fog, tho British Hlip Warrior Quecu, IL
ba}lnat for ttna port from Nos Holland, ran
ashore miles north Of Point Reyos. above this
harbor. Sho will prove total loss. The Cap
tain and crow have just arrived IN the ahip's
boatB bringing uews OF the disaster. No lives
lost,
, 1874-07-21
CHICAGO, July II. 1874.


HALLS SAFE LOCK- CO.:
Gents: 1had ono Of your atnso-dooE ha!os marked
Halls Patent" In tho dsastrous hro Of tho m inst
which prceorvod It's contents in splendid oondon,
did nlso tho had In the great conagrion Of OCT.
O. I'll Wo tako pleasure In adding another testimonial to
thor superior mors, aud consider them witout equal,
EDWARD NOYNTON,
tInto} 258 St&te-st.
, 1874-07-21

A large stock Of these Stand
ard Fire Proof Safes always on
hand at our Branch Houses, in
New York, Boston, Pittsburg,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, st. Louis, San Francisco,
and Chicago.
HALLS SAFE & LOCK co..,
lat and 14O Dearborn Street.
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The possibility OF q ne,o issue az tnconrertfole
paper regard 10TH amazement ana anxiety, ana.
IN my Judgment such issue ,cOuld be dets-t-
nsent ana q shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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The Concert viii be OF the finest of the series The
hrsi division of the magnificent programme spark ny
with brllliant selections such as have characteri ed
these mulcal enter ,ainmeLts AM advanced them 50
high rs metropolitan atlr ciion, while second psr1
Will be devoted TO the Interpretation Of ROSsINIS i'm
mortal master work,
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, TONIGHT.
" corner OF Eighth avenue ana Twenty third street
EIGHTH COLOSSAL OPERATIO CONCERT.
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