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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
LIEUT. ABEL B. CARTER.

The Navy Department ut Washington has
received dispatch from R'ar-AtmrA Amy. forward
ing communication fOu Comman Ter Erbcn OF the
Tuscarorl. dated at Honolulu De-. o. announcing the
death Nov 80 Of Lieut. A Il. Car err late OF tho Benz
Lieut.. Carter 40 i'll that he could not remain
on the Y, nica she LEFT san Francisco witt the
King Commander Erbru rNp"r,S that on hI arrival at
II Iuuluu. Nov %. n ftuIi Lieut.. CARER IN dVlhg
GOnItiun the r'+d noe Dt d.. Cartwright an Amer
iCiu cZ ~, attended bY phy 'iclHS on ~arr al nv
kindly assign to thai cniy d. capt CIiOr "t the
British snIpui-wIr -rOu; TIE Li"ucnLnr' death WIS
caused by cunSumpiiOT Ia lui"ral took place wtn
the uicr~ of ;nr l'l-N vessels OF war
Scout. T"nedos, AMI ndrr. aud the HAwnIih author
The ceremony. Ilrdt. A1Ie Is. Carter waS nhY" u
SrwJr 1.y. and entered tine nav ~ Srptrnhtr let-
,nd rpceIycu his COmmIsjLUn Lieutenant IN harcL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
LATEST SHIP EERS.

rPor oAer ship yc,cs sre Ses,nn P1gei
ARRIVED
Johr N,il"sru Peter>on Boston dhVA an be lsss
BARK sarah Pa1.r MAJ SicOs p-s'sceis 10
schr Hattie Rous tor Portland DuryS Mnsns - asT. -
scbr uL,. A. OMalsa Ol P.rr.bso N 81 Do-UAs Iss.s
ssSr ~. Z csI. i;s.,, cGis. c.l.,. With s%D't
sohr Benga Tbon's Thsmastou. ~;h lime.
SSSr Tuner Chamberlain ChA''sa's a.'' -sA 'a's
Burs aer Kag. Ferry Ga. days vita ,a''l Ssss~
sehr IS,. Spev CUI1DTa Nov ~ "" ,, |
Srnr vTas aaou of Ton. Rivr RsOn Jacksonville as
ScL william Frederick of BeIhs. MoXe-u wil@ng-oa. c.
scIOosnRs--Rr,sa ooASrwns
ss.s T. sis .sSGsaes saa"y Shove. rr.y,sos
John Rose Boston. Hattie n. PsIor, hevsrt
SAILED
. s.%.i '. % .:!p CO. D % q "a
". % aG" .,.. S en- . q aaSus o. E r
BeIwq bremen AaAEa. Tor GcnO' org H. DAhnsssa -
s.s '1. for s. a jsss G.,cls .f ren
hAsara. tor GeOrseO"s D C.. g. P'"'~
wISI-ssSsI aoiera.e, n. W.: e'Ond,.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALvEsOs D 3OArnved steau.a'O Ctr CT Ansa nm h's'
Yorl Dluqless from r.t.o cabsle c,.,o, ,,. yr~
GG frou BALTIMORE 'e~f 'eSss Elizabeth ho@ ne"
Nsuo ORLEANS Dec 3OArvd at the PSe sto.nsAip Osfv
dee iISn SewlOr4. Cs.led steamship O' /" h"''"-' W.
ROYAL e. Dec. -ssiod Hean.Ap hsh.s's "r 'sS
FOREIGN PORTS.
la.no, Lifted states: Prince Of WSaA
Gulou Beo eyDouth. rrad oscar and Hofsp
ami on r 2o inst: Kong Car and s1sass
Rich Arrived out 29Gu Plymouth koc. me.io ~
t,s Rel ar Gustat Fldes Mimi. CooqassgaOrs ava cue
AIMED VuI 30h SUSIE, heT'Bruns1ck CspH+ -
Tastook. Oat: Lewis H. sqoires' ana sloe'
DISASTERS.
PumADELPaIA. Dee 3O-Ihe GsE prsyidspoe ;5nyE "a
~, lat So q
II sooae bris Ammo Vail Barbados for NeT'iofE h
aod sort sappLel be WIN PROVISIONS aIo seo %
oassepr.rs and Tue captain Vi I've OHs
LESBOS Dee 81 ons FOmen, Liverpool from ss.r
L puth d.msged having SeosT she vas
Ser YorS Va FAn0aIs arrived a. Gravss0a
legged; shr Ihs bAfk Dana a. Faassn ~
heE-IOFk, d damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
STATE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION G.

SYRACUSE, Dec. 30.-At the Convention OF
the state Association of School Commissioners and SUI
neriptepdents to-day, Commissioner E. A. McNath OF
Monroe County read paper Educational Interests
and our Public School system." The Compulsory Edu
co,ion act WAS discussed 1t the universal opinion
tnat the Compulsory act vas carelessy and loosely
drawn and was impractlcable IN many respects. The
following resolution was adopted:
p.solr,d That this Association approve OF the prnci:
nj ~ cuupulsory education, and ask tht Legislature OF
his SAFE SO to complete ana perfect the act aIreny
a. scd that 1t may the better secure the results ~
which !; aims. -
Commissioner Peck OF Rochester read o paper on
. ual6eatous Of TEACHERS" the Substance OF Which
ma that he who would teach others must 1rst learn
om.thuc himself The following officers for the ensu-
ing year were elected;
p-os,oept f A. McNath Monroe County; vice
pr.st[rnth l. W LIdd, OswegO County; j. W. DongaI',
EnIinn County; Corresponding secretary, Ei"aTf
n,Th Gyra.Ilse Recording Secretary H. l. fecA Cof
md COUNT ; Treasurer, Charles AndreWs oeHu) ACT
COUNTY. $3.50.
resolution was adopted asking Congress TO 'ons"-
graf. part OF the moneys srcrung from the safe OF
nhuc land for the purpose OF advancing tho cause OF
sducat,op The Convention adjourned to meet on the
ers, Tuesday after Christmas 1875. This evening the
Convention was rendered reception at tho residence OF
,h Uon. Andrew D. White, President Of Cornell unlver-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
THE GRAsSHoPPERS' VICTIMS
TO DISTRIBUTE, FORGET NOT.
A CHRISTMAS OFFERING.

TO DISTRIBUTE, FORGET NOT.
CHRISTMAS OFFERING.
| 70 tAs gdHor Of The rrtbxne.
SIR: I inclose New-York draft. 81 81. being
amount of Christmas Offering of Christ Church
Balston Spa N. Y. for Kansas and Nebraska suffer
crs Very respectfully, SC MEDBERY
Fret National Bank B1lsfon Spa " r. Dec. ~ 1874.
ROCKY HILL REFORMED CHURCH.
To the EdItOr Of TAe Trtbune.
SIR: Enclosed please find my check for $50 in aid
Of the Kansas and Nebraska fund Please credit the
subscription to the Reformed Church Of Rocky HILL
Yours &c. HERMAN Z. BERG.
RocIy HiU. Dec. 2a 1874
FOR SOME LITTLE SUFFERERS
TO the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: Ny brother and /. we send two dollars to
the little sufferers of Nebraska and hope that this
will give pleasure to the poor children.
December, %, 1874. BLANCA and JOE b.
ANOTHER CHURCH COLLECTION.
TO tie Bdttor Of TAe TRIBUNE.
SIR: Enclosed find thirty dollars from Port Mon
mouth Baptist Church, Rrasshopper collection for
sufferers in Kansas, Nebraska, and Minnesota.
W. V. WILSON. Pastor.
Port Monmouth, Monmouth County ", IT, Dec g. 1874
SHARING THEIR GOOD THINGS.
To no Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Ny children, Ralph and Bessie. desire to
share their good things with the little Newbraska
children, as they call them. end Lave saved 81
which nclose Respectfully, MRS. Il.
Brooktyn Dec. n.
WISHING THE GOOD WORK GOD SPEED
70 the Edgtor Of Tks Tribune.
SIR: Please find nclosed 81 for the relief fnno
Won are collecting for tho benefit Of the KansasHe-
braska sufferers and may God speed you IN the good
work Yours truly, A TRIBUNE READER,
Hsrrisdntd, ~ T., Dec, q, 1874
THE LAWYERS MITE.
TIE LAWYERS MITE
70 tie Editor Of The Trtbune.
sm Enclosed please find q mite tSGl for Kansas
and Nebraska from few sympathetic lawyers OF
Meadville. May they be brought safely through
their tribulation is the prayer Of US all
Yours respectfully, IHoS. koDDT'
McddrilLe Perm. Dec. &C. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FROM GOVERNOR sAUN-
DERS. NEBRASKA.
TO ths Edttor or The TrI6une.
SIR: Your kind dispatch saying, Draw on
me ut sight for 1881 IT. being proceeds OF TRBUNBs
Dollar Subscriptions for the relief OF suffering cluzens
Of Nebraska from grasshOpper devastation, came to
hand Yesterday morning. and was very welcome
Christmas present for suffering people, presented
your telegram he Rliet Committee to-day and was
lusructcd By them both in their names and IN that OF
tne destitute citizens. sincere thanks TO THE
IHIBUNE and through the donors OF this magnificent
gift. Very respectfully AL'i' oA"NDn''
Ire lsurer n. r. and A. Society.
Oiddha Hcb., Dec. &c, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
THE WORKINGS OF THE MAINE

THE WOKhINd5 OF IHIS nAI4NI7 HI7<OOI' A1H !"
AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 30.-The statistics of
the workings OF the Prohbitory law IN Maine during
the past year are interesting. Fifty thousand dollars
in nes was imposed and collected for the violation Of
the ProhiOory law during the year There have been
27s CONVICTIONS in the Supreme Court Of rumselers and
Al commitments to jail-a larger number than In any
smilar period previously. THIS Is partially due to the
Sheriff. Enforcement act, In operation two years
ago. Crime has decreased tho number OF conyicts be-
ing Is per less than ago. The number OF
sentences to State prisons aud jas exclusive Of COM
mtmcuts for iquUreling for the nast year OF two Ia
nearly ~ yer cent SMALLER than III 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
TIE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.

The first match game of billiards for the
I. lluey champion enbem and $1,000 was played last
evening at TammanY Hall. The game was between
Joseph Don and Maurice Vignaux The latter won the
emblem at the late tournament, and Joseph
Don WAS the first 10 challenge for IT,
Tue match has been regarded remarkably
even one, aud betting was about even, Vgnaux being
slightly Inc favorlte. The scores follows:
D,on-O s. 400 o. 2S. II, 81. 0. g. o. So 40 90 3,
col o. "A. a. B. o. D. IL, - O. Z, l, "a 3d. ., 6I T. l.
AZ y Ss No. o. O. 5olsl9 1872 20. o. II. s.
Q o. a. 81 u, S, u, TO- - jO l. " w. Ia 4V w. w. ~ " w.
3 / 1OtA. 0OU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
The ship-owner., AssociatIon.


The Shp-owDers Association Of te >e oil HeT iOh H'o n'S
Gov the following address: M.
- NTArH Or AhN iNA ~ us
Hho.rpcy JuHS Go',rOt VI 70, ~ &c OF Ne -hint
bv TIE Sb
at tp safe Of AirrLs EIcrheI upOa your AZ
or behalf OF thr COMMERCIAL ln'sf
es gratitude for no nsRent sohoes
hr prosperity h NeslOfA "n"eior
OF
merchants
manner Deo4mento hsroor Masters aud Pors Ade.s
IdmnsfApoS The Lommisisasss
eoArge ny you Of That noss
G1yemrut have proved 20 be srnemes
1b claar,rr 1uies ~
rSuon Of O-ky NsuerpO TIT Of heath Onosr ~
services OF
.nrdr emcieHt lsbOoas devsn"a
m. duea ensble s so oeto
AMI DOsGa Nheh We believe u SoaI DC
- In -, a..
IL "a as simple Justice BIceleney and seosl -.
lar. ,hs OF his sGcs
"a tue CON e Of IA mesHue Interests OF Nev'"o
Inc rr.,,tt nurO belent srTVants.
49, hOB1 u MiNlCkSl
AuhROSR SNOW. bCOmAte>
LDN'D utACkHN,
GtSTAYUS A. 5RBrt Prsiteak
u. 4 doRVgLL. SeeretsH
New YSIA, ueesaDsr AS'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION OF A BOY.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3O.-Yesterday after
noon as two little boys Willie Shaw and Otheo Beatty
both aged about six years. were playing near the
school-house at Amidown Mills, on Wissahickon Creek
q man approached and offered them so cents II they
opld show him the way to the Kitchen Mills. The boys
refused and the stranger picked up Beatty and es-
caped with him into the woods leading to Chestnut a.
The neghOOrs, alarmed by the boy shaw, started IN
umrsul out failed to lud the abductor. The Kidnapped
NV wa, fotInd however, about mile from the point
where he was seized. The had evidently discovered
That he was pursued and dropped the boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
wARMO-H Declared.

NEw-ORLuANs, Dec. 30.-Coroner DeDlanc
to-day made affidavit against Warmota charging him
with murder. TIE then tried before Judge
Stacs Several witnesses were examined, and their es
unony did not differ materially from the account Of
the affair given ny ex.GOv Warmoth himself and tele
graphed Saturday. After hearing oil the evidence.
Judge decided the charge OF murder not proved
AGAINST Warm9th, and discharged the prisoner
The Con. rcoelOnal Committee has arrived here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

80, 80 e,1 90, esvSs.; Pns. % Ckes 7sSsis
e. 49, ss - e. ss SS s n iss fss...
Reused 096si Cc6ss Pair Firm. aSl1c Com MOD
du al Is 90 Gob MS ExsasHs'-Ss" York s'sA ds'esss
StsrlDg, al - AZ,
Rasa aus NJ 80 frsse rrpennse stssdy 81 80
H.fd ~ 80 iof Yellow DID, aaSS2 30 for Va Tar ssss
A rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
MARRIED..

FTTc- RRDPIRLD-Oa Wednesday Dec 80 at the rcsdese -
bTdss nu.hrr ". NesJn AeVeGAr. Aset A Fites
Hartford sui ean.a Relied daughter Of tho ats P6
r. ii ". heihsh Of this No csndA
-SMITHA Gushing L. L. Dec 30 By Rev Csrpc..sf
Smith d. GEORGE bpscOpaI church, Geofse n
Klax AMI ean. dAagh.er Of the 1s L b. SEta 60
heW.iOrk. NO
MARSHALL -DARTON-At Strsod Coma Dee 90 By Rev Prsk
Pca ax.sL-d by heV Is kmorsoH Rev Vernon
Carol L. Barton Of SEstOri Rev. Henry a. AA~sss
CbarienSaL Aa4A
Tuesday De- %, at the rss'
dencs Urues D1rens. kamseys j., by heT Mr. Dffs
Hee1 Mary VI L. w. CAIpeaIer {" NJ '"1a AeouA~as
yAeASolViIe, La
Az Sotices OF Marriages nSsI b. isdersad ola fs1
name and aidress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
COLGATE & co.

This firm, 80 long and favOrably known In
the anuacture Of 1ne soapt are adding TO their repu
atOn by offering to The public articles or all KINDS re-
nured TOR toilet purposes In delicate and lasting OdOrs
aud manner OF preparing these goods for the market
they are unexceed by their Plrslan competitors
Among perfumes " Cashmere BOquel' Is the DOst
pOpular. Violet aud Lavender Flower Water ana Con-
centratcd Eau de Cologne may oe mentioned WY
fayuraOy These goods he obtained OF all resptctd-
hLr Lruy.laIa md lirAl rs 10 tOeL arllces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
TIRE ,rEyED STRIKE OF MILL OPERATIVES

FALL RIVER, Mass. Dec. 30.-At crowded
meeting OF the weavers THIS evening TO consider the
proposed reduction OF their wages RESOLUTIONS were
nosse declaring that II compelled accept the reduc
tin II would be under protes., and appealing to the
continue the present system OF short time rather
man enforce reduction. Tile resolutions passed Ut
no splnners meeting 10 withdraw their savings from
tnc banks was approved. At meeting or tue Splnners
cut card 10 hear the report Of the Delegation ap-
onfd 10 conier with the agents 10 resolved TO
cent their report with understanding that the re-
rt on be accepted under protest, and MAKO prepare
fiou tor a strike IN the Sprlag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
TROUBLE APPREHESDED AT THE KENTUCKY
COAL MINES.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 30.-Serious trouble IS ex-
pected at the Re Ider Coal Mines IN Ohio County, KY
Some weeks ago the miners employed at the mines
struck higher ages and the Company procured new
gang Tue Latter hav" Dren frequently threatened by
The .rrEer4 aui yesterday about 100 OF the strikers
same of tAri Ir',-d, appeared at the mines. ana de-
pau,ird the dispersion OF wages Tue freslueh Oh Tue
Gn,nn,nv h,- 4, 4, l 10 the Governor Tor AID, but
Anzyer has NOT yet Deen received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
4 RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR TIE MISSOURI

4 RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR TIE MISSOURI
KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Dec. 3o.-ln the case OF
Ford agt The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad
Judge Dillon Of United states Circuit Court has ap
pointed WIN. Bond Oi NcwYOfk PROVISIONAL ana tempo
rarv Receiver OF said Company. 70 stand confirmed II
m ,ri.c,i,n no made for twenty DAYS, AMI reserving
me ~ l,ht of the Chuu Trust COnpIuF ui "-l"rh
trustee TOR all the uOnInOr~, 10 NOV" 10 DecOho SUI
s,itut.n as ruupiAhautS the cau-e anu WIN Tue
rirnr reserved by sad Trust COMPANY or any Donu-
nOlder upon ten DAYS nOiie, t0 move 10 Vdcalo lIo
nr,irr amounting a temporary receiver rms appoint
mrnt VA. made cUn-rnt O tho RLlIrOad company
aItorueys upon It's beng shown hat rrrely was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
TIE CONTRACT BETWEEN TIE BOSTON AND
MAINE AND MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS.

Bu,roy. Dec. 3O.-The contract between the
p,s,on and line and the nc Central Railroads.. just
ratified at Portland. severe blow to the Eastern and
gel Il IA only carrying out policy fOreshadoWed four
years ago when Twin NOyes. who Is now director,
VIA SUPERINTENDENT OF the Maine Central. Mr.. NOyes
than sad that the Name Contra would make no excu-
49, cnnTrct with cruer OF the roads between Portland
and Boston, and he has now drawn up rms contract
.ynIch virtually gives the Boston and Maine the same
fociies a. those to gun wnch the isttrn ala onsl-
nrs. Tor more than year at rates 50 low hat the ualh
r,j rrf,rI 10 maxi. a contract. The result IS seen IN
;br decline Of Il per Eastern stock since 5atur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

70 Mr., Murphy's supporters day or 10 ago promi-
nent State politician wrote to one Of the Brooklyn
leaders that Gov. Seymour had declared that he
would take neither side in the fight for the reason
thsk each of the candidates is his friend 1t is un-
derstOOd that. in addition to the names Of Nessrs
Murphy and Herman, those of Charles O'Conor and
Judge Wieting of Poughkeepsie will be presented as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
Suerlal Scllcfs

L. Davi. las dnbbeJ endless stream II rhso'odca o<h
ia prI su9Gr are 30 cLai cl'ncs "
va,i these HOr.s sent & ~ " !
sa Adaress DAVIS Co.. No "a hass F"ur1a'L Me-" Ioft
pa.t.iice NotIce.-r0e MAlLS FOR hUkOfE "r We Sosk
SSTRDAY Jan 2 1873 viii this olce iIsOss:
On TUESDAY at Il 80 Oh HBD5bSEh 81 ''SV H. 90
l. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
EA1rRE or AN IRoN MANuFAcrURING FIRM:

FAILURE OF AN IRON MANUFACTURING FIRM
PIrrsBURGH, Dec. 3O.-WhartOn, Brother
Co ron manufactures. died their prtton in bankruptcy
yesterday Tie aggregate OF the Liabilities OF tho ru
a,,9 IN. III, u-,e,, are stated at kJgJ547 The low
pre-, ~ manufactured dllr"ss OF trade. hnd back
or custOets IL pdyng up ate asskhod as lLc
..Lusea VI allure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

NEwOatEIxs Dec iO-Fuur dull LIS ale SUPP ane.
g. D.ubr - - l.. Feb do - IOd :, 80 thoce 10
~ 'ul -uap"; yellow ard ltlo~ htIei O-r
gir utr, Osis dn good supply a. ga &c
iran nj JQtl 20 n,-So baud PANS dull al 80
Prx uonua no 40 - pt' Sstd Man du't >houl
era Ia11 ~ ear kIb Ndr tes >i6e' lUc BACON 70
>Loy CT. ~, tTt q ,.".. l,' car S,''H -
lje LAj ih aud "~or: Tercs hs
aL, 60 Pasker. I3Hc Hks. sugar Isu deaaaa lais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
TIE Pill ADELPHIA MALPRACTICE CASE

Tux PHIL ADEI4FHIh 1A1-I I''hN R'01 1th'1'
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3O.-A servant girl who
lived a. the house Of Miss MIter where Johanna Nor
rson met her death from attempted abortion mas been
found and has made On al wit OF all she knows abost
the matter she says that DR. Perpeute had nothing 10
do WITH IT, and accuses Miss VI Ker In consequence of
The information received from :hs witness warrants
have been Issued for the arrest OF all tho parhes con-
earned Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKET.

HAvIYA Dee 30 Spau,sh Gold, III d222 Anere'n I'D z
o1 hxrhau,e quiel UnI htAErs, 10 days
Vj q37 premium short ssh 9Sa 100 pr"umi % d.ys sol
IIg5 81 premium sight. l12 l23 premium; Lon
4jel47 nrrDium PeghL Ang the POrA 90 tho norta
uf aba Uuid States PM sugar r. Julrl 49,
bbd of Aoaars as 3d. To Falmouth anJ orders $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31
p.asrxn RRs .fRRIHkO.

FROM LIvRgPOOL-Ia sssaws.p IN o.sr, Dee s9Ia. Ne
v. SOptos J. HennEsa HsAT 'a'Ao' w. I" nss
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

Metal Springs, the Pitie ss Iron Finger Pads. aaa
pnBgA bescd Bus t1ssc s<s
! EraduAIJ OI The BIAsrI; l.C2- oo3 brvAJsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-31

Mr.. d. Nichols has engraved pleasant
seene OF domestic lie, called AT Home representing
,v c,rcle which could not possibly BE- anything but
,n.r,can for parents and children are al! amusing
themselves IN true Yankee fashion, with newspapers
and MAGAZINES 1t Is sincere and unpretendinS pc
tre evidently executed BY an artist OF correct pF"ci
nlc, and good taste the father Of the in' Is "Id
Iug Tug TRIBUNE aud the wad IS OIDInoI'dd Wi i
portrait OF ~ founder
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
@ Rsss % Vay e q. issis.


In these dhys q railroad eooprtitioo. thu
wise Traveller selects his route before leavin:
home. II almost every instance be desires to
reach his destination - speedily ~ possible,
and for de accomplishment a that purpose
the Missouri RseiRe n'UssA Li.s from the
West to the East. via Kassas City and It. Lou
Is, talers Inducements unsurpassed BY any 9th.
or line in the country. Everything connected
with the Missouri Rseife z. r. L. first class. and
the adoption Of the Miller Platform and West
inshouse Air Brske, together with its Pullman
Sleepers and reclining chair coaches. render .
trip over the line perfectly safe and pleasant
Passengers from all parts Of the West, By tax
ing its Express trains 1t Kansas City. Leav-
enworth, Atchison and other prominent cities.
are landed in St. Louis At seasOnable hours.
morning aud evening. and in ample time to
make direct connection with all railroads for
every point in the North. East and South
particular inform alton. with maps. time tables.
&C.. may be had At the various Through
Ticket Offices in the vest. or upon personal
or written application to e. II. Baxter, Vest
crn Passenger Agent, Kansas City. No.. or Z.
A. Ford, Gen. Passenger Agent. st. Louis, Nc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
SECRET SOCIETIES.

T. ofP-CYSDoS LODGE NO 5, meets every wc,ines-
6.y evening st O'Clock, in Masonic HILL \. G.
KILLER. G. c, j. u MoHLEr, X. Of L. 3
100 F--SAiIyA LopCE No. 81 meets at Odd Eel
lows Hall every Thursday evening 1T o'clock. l.
L. BcsD, 4. G., ED. wIrrxASS. Secretary.
ENcAaPssESTN No Il. al Odd Fellows
Mail, first and third Tuesdays in each MONTH A
SHCL1z, &. p, L. BoSD, Scribe.
AF.&AM -SAiISA I1oDGE No. 81, at Mssonc Hall,
first aud third Monday in eac. IN NTH. ID. L. WAC
sTAFT, W ~, J. DEWITT, Secretary
SALiSE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No Is, at Masonic Hall
second apd fourth Monday in each month. H. j. +.
HANNA, n. E.H.P-, J. DEWITT, SECRETARY.
TEMPLE OF HsNoR ASD TEMPER TeIaple
Of Honor and Temperance, No. ,, meets every Nor
sisy evening in the Odd Fellows Hsil, over =. W.
Tr iin's hardware store Visiting brothers are cor
daily invited 10 attend. l.. II. 1UI1LE,w W. C.; j.
WEST, ". x.
GisIAN LODGE No s. ID OF R-Mrets in Odd Fellows
Hat! second ami fourth Friday evening Of each month
niI y. m T.. l.. MORTON, y. q; Mrs. ;. 4. SoKToS
v. &; L. CONRAD, Il. ).
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05
SALIxA, February 2,h. 1871

SALIxA, February 2,h. 1874.
T-New York CITY.
Sir We wouldn't say anything against your
medicine. II there were net % much being said
for it. We like Esir play.
A short time ago We felt pretty good, but
wishing to feel somewhat better, and having
heard great deal about your great aud yiori-
Gus medical discovery, We concluded to try
some. We took bottle, and Is made US sick ;
We tried another and it almost killed US and
then not wishing to die right OF, we let the
job out.
II we had followed your advice and taken q
dozen bottles or more, they would surely have
caused great deal Of trouble In the world.
We have said our prayers for Il great many
years. and have always tried to select them !;
but the best one We have discovered yet, is
"D-m . patent medicine man. They are
worse nor the tree ped ler. Notwithstanding
onr fighting wight has been considerably
reduced by the use Of yoar life-extinsuisher.
yet it Is not much for Us to say. that We would
like to meet you some where oil the raw prai-
rie. Although we have great respect for old
relics. and even entertain high regard for
ancient customs that come down to us wra;-
ped in mystery, yet We treat all men who
honestly try t. improve on them bu, thus far
we have failed to discover patient medicine
man who Is any improvement on the old bar
barian. Every word Of hich We know to be
true n,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-05

The union meetings are still in progress this
week. This protracted effort has been going
on. without inter,nission for several weeks and
the interest continues unabatei. These reli.
sious meetings, are regarded by all who have
attended them. as the most effective for good
that have ever been held in this city. Quite a
large number profess conversion, and a
large number Of others are inqnirfng. and
Lave asked for the prayers of the church. 1t
is universal re1ark that all:the churches par
ticipz;ing in this union effort are in a better
condition than they have ever been. and have
gathered new strengtA tor the accomplish
mcut Of greatesgeod forthe future. II