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yeuraur Imminent.

There is 10 pain y. lei Tie
~ Cautaur Linimcnts VIII not Re
III so sre no .sS 's5i9s III 5ssS... 1sey viii 4.s 5s.
AE tEey will ~ cure. This is
-fS1 strong language. hut Il Is t:1e-
They have prcluced more cares
tHTSf-Z q osrhcuuatizrn- neuralgia. loek-
NV r,lsv sfrai-s ssgeiiln-s cakod-breGsts s-.s,
buns. saI.-rheun, ear-ache sc, upan the human
frame ana o. strains, SPAWN, gals. SC upon an
finals in one year than have al other proteuled
remedies since TIE world began. Thcya counter
irritan:. an al healing paln relieTer. CriPqles
throw away their crutches. the lame walk. poison
ous t,ites are rendered harmless and the wogaded
are healed wlthouta scar. J. ia no humbug. The
recipe = published aroznd each bottle. They sell
as NJ article ever before s5li. and they sen be-
cause it doesJ Nhatthey pretend 70 DO. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or swelling
deserve TO safer II they VIII not use Centaur Lin
imont. More than !, ,oeo certificates Of rcnarkabls
cures includiug frozen limbs. chronic Rheumatism.
g0u.. running tum0rs, be. have been received. We
VIII send = circular containing certificates. the
recipe. &c. gratis, 70 any one requesting il. One
b1itie o. the yellow wrapper Ceutaur L-ialaeni IS
worth one BunlreI dollars for spaTineior sweenied
horses and mules. OF f0r screw w0rrn n sheep
Stock owners-thcse nIraenis are worth your atten-
ti0n No family should be without them. white
wrapper for family use;'' yellow wrapper Tor an
Imals. Sol1 by al Druggists zoe per bottle:
iar-e hottlcs.>I O.. J. i. ROSE & CO, 5s Broad
way, New YORK.
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-EFUL.-l'o- cleaning glass g Elg.sI'a-
per is one ui ,bc les. articles ;1 -s-- Iae
caeuica! operations ~ some Ci The in-Te-
dicn's ofpsiniin- ink gives oeaaii.nl pol
ish Slightly lac.s'en q piece ot paper.
roll It u3 and fU5 Ihe glass then I1-e q
dfy. soft piece and repea, ;he process. 30
in, VIII remain az is ..-e c.se "hen cloth Is
used.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-04-29

bs Us. t.elle- .ay. II. Joseph I-sisasn
70 IoleLlu-4 t5-u.- -h. met u..il s. .e-rl-
alc accident. ily Is ca5l miner and was
20 Lls work iI she mines, when @ large
quantity o. slate .-oM lie r.oI oi iEc mine
iell, crushing him beneath II. il took i've
men some time g. release hin. !; was
believed tAat his back was broken. lie
has q wife ana several chil1ren.-yaLhs-
torn =. 1--Hf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-04-29

4 lo, of T i>lIiE- Rods. purchased - @
bar-aiu. viii be sold cheap. Jo.E;el Ash
Rods. Plain, Stained and Polished, Dolble
Fcrrule. L11ccwood Tips Guides and
Reel Bands complete, ios 30 - feet long.
suitallc for Trout. Bass and oclInaTv fish
ing UiIl be sold a. less than city rates.
Come and look 10 them, ai
Mr~. JAS b. IETuWII.r-
30. g MaumotL EUi.-u-.
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Terms. so Insurance.

% sfunIon
no
from la b k a 2 ID &
wi
= The
from " ybredng
fuil taaaa half
e. L. abh nee eion
f k ht te
oFsxSa
-had n f ,rlel
sheep
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To Hunters and Spe-smgn tlr1.-lout
Tie c0uniy.-I have large stock @. tie
best ammunition manufactured. Ny stock
". powder shot, cps and gCl wals IS
Ha-i complete call aud s-r dor yourself
josiah PI~El.
E-ll 81. Somerset IA.
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PETER HEFFEEY.


stock tbs viii DO consider the
horses advertised the ofhgh breeding their Every
the offspring oi these horses extraordinary which these colts
Advantages Ike those offered by Mr. Hy not be dresaTdeb by
the community without detrinen
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TINE TABLES

rtME TABLES.
-- s. ,-rzr-sI. rCi,-T RAILROAD
7,,..isv. July 7th. 1873, trains v lIl
ARRIVE.
-1-r5a-m- lss5 T. ll,
nm. 6.I5I- In
VIZ. ALTFATHEE.
liCE' 81. SUIT.
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fIEsf-cLAss carpenters IN Chicago who
were employed 2 year ago ~ s. p-- llr.
are now glad % cct 81 % per day. and this
Cecllne In the COS, oi labor runs through
The scale ot emnloymeu.s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-04-29

Sg1-E O.. our readers who Lave lived fifty
wears may ac glad 20 know what they have
accomplished iG that time According 10
a French s-4t-Stician. The average man has.
~ thai age. slept G.Ujo days, working
G5C0 days walking 500 Days. amused
L.Usel. z.gl3 DAYS. spent l,5G3 days in eat
ia-. and been sick 500 days. He has eaten
1900 pounds Of bread. l5,0oJ pounds OF
meat. and 1000 pounds Of vegetables, fish,
&c. drank s.y50 gallons oi liquids. There
are i. 25H G.vs IN half century, and from
The above statement il would seem tAat
man slc-t Just oa6-tlirl CT the time
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W are indebted 20 George II. Wilson
Esq. President @. tAe Board ot Fire Ccm
.-.s-.oueis ut Il,ts5ur-. lur Tie io2rl en-
ulAl report oi .hat board, ircll.ia- L-...i.-
cd reports oi other officers oi cl4. depart
melL together with the by-l.ys and rules
~ the b.ti,tu--- ll-- Elr1r.u-1-
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VIZ rl-la -ssI deal amused the other
evening 81 hearing q party ot gents talk
in- u q s.IawJcTly festival. Looking on,
Of The window and Observing that the
ground was covered with two inches OF
snow. we suggested ,LaI iAey were q
q little premature hL; were comtoried by
the assurance tlat the festival would nCt
De held until the latter part q june. OF
eJur-e tlur were PrestyteTians and be-
,lvcl that il wls fgrar3EiEsd THAI the
strawberry crop would be q large one.
ON inquiry ue were enabled 10 learn that
Is was the intention 0l the members Of thai;
Denomination % hold q festival, in WHICH
undertaking we wish them abundant sue
cess.
NEr Sr9zE AND EATIye HoUsE.-I
C17laiv invite Iav MANY friends throughout
Tie caal'-- % WLa.l tender lav sincere
thanks for their L.anv avors IN the past,
to call and sec me il my new store room
opposite :a1 Baazin- House of Y. \ san
ucr & c.. I Lave lat-ly ba.h a hand
some store room ana have IL filed with
. large stock e.. Confectionery, Groceries.
Glassware. &c. ali d! which guarIutee TO
te cf -irs. quality
q
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Jrsr opened "a; Fashion Blzar . con-
ulete assortment %. Le-hor1, NeapCltln.
English straw. Braid. Gimp Chip. Gao
lu5 and Rustic Hats (, Banne.s for Ladies.
Misses * children. Also Trimmed Hats and
B0nne,s. Ribbons, Flowers and Ornaments
in great pr0tus.oa, Has and B0nnets trimed
TO order at loves, rates. Hats and Bonne;s
ordered from tie country VIII be sent
promptly.
-s. jas ,. IEEDWELL-
Ne. Mammoth Block
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PEEsaS, A-TENDISE CavEE. ElI Go
7yeL 9s.0D 81 Amos S,.,A.s and --a The
~ .es o., Ia.z and C-ls. shirts Collars,
Aeelt-es &c, @. The latest style. LeEcl-
Del; Tie place, -lrec doors .ram the corner
IL ,ac Mammoth Building. >54.--e-. Pa
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SOME small boys. who were missing
CAN Oh one et our stree. corners Ul
" clueSl4v night were unexpectedly
seized ly oIr new constable t0thlir utter
They were nos posted. and
ulans, know that James AEe-s. E>g-. L4d
1aupsin,e- constable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-04-29

Essf-v.v EElEu-UEEI-~- open
Has week Tie largest ard handsome. sock
0i Hauhur- EdEiB-s and Inscrrin-s ever
brought 70 this market. and propose 90 sell
them alta reduction Of - ue. celt0n usual
rates
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3elc Advertisements
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ArEw GOOD REASONS:

s5ss-a5 vseaize ae.e.rst q Hisla Ers-e.
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Main y. Somerset Pa.
FnasF-cLAss carpenters IN Chicaco Who
were cmpieyel q year ago NJ s. pa- Lav.
are now glad % cet 81 % per Lay. and this
Cec-lne ln the COS. Ci labor runs jurau-l
The scale o. empl5ymeu,s.
JUsT received a ly; o. Hamburg E1--
ing all Inserting az low prices. While
Goods JU-larl.-s Isle Gaulilats and
Gloves, Jolyiu KID Gloves. BEAUTY"
Glove fitting Corscts 60 cents. at the New
Store ot -. r. Parker's
-I- railroad war which las -a-el io-
more than gear past between the Penn
sylva1ia Genital AND The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Comp-Eia=. has been brought
l. 8 cos, al existing ls.hll.,i.s being
satisfactorily adjusted.
w are indebted 20 George N Wilson
Esq. President oi the Board Of Fire gom
--is=.ouers Of I.uslur- lur Tie iour1G lI-
ulAl repo-; 81 thst board, including L-...i.-
GO reports ol other officers oi -l4- la-Isr.-
m-lL together wiki the bylaws and rules
a- the F.,tstl--- l-- department
PEEs9S> ATzESDuS5 C5uE- ElI 60
wei 10 stop 81 Amos Si-,h's and s-l The
sil .es % La-- and C-ES --i.,s. Collars.
Necl-,-es &c, O.. The latest siv-e. I.eLcIa-
c-t iAe place, -lrec doors from The corner
~ ,hc Mammoth Building -54.--e-. Pa.
SgGE small boys. who were raising
CAN on one oi our stree. corner, on
"Wednesday night were unexpectedly
seized ly oIr new constable tJtLgir utter
as,onisLm-ut. They were nos posted. and
uil NJ. know that James ALe-S. Isl, L4l
appointed constable.
To Hunters and Spgrsmgn throughout
The county, have large stock O.. Tie
best ammunition Manufactured. ny .oek
so. powder, SHOT, cLgs and -C1 w4ls IS
M.-t complete. c.-l aud SEE dor yourself.
Jo~IlH lI~E.-.
t.--l 81, >5A-rs-t FL.
5Js--.Es gE -HE EEs-E.-I keep 0alwavs
on hand Biuu Justice. D-ulap's Forms.
GuvJlu's Forms. and alb kinds lrLg-.fcc
Blanks. at the loves, prices Give NE 81
CALL Three doors from tll corner, Mann
mo,A BlocE, Main Gross Street. Somerset. (
-A-i..- ..-.i-e b.
--.-0--
DASlEl As,EE E~-.. w-s appointed
street commissioner Ily .g- Baall a- grlE-
Glueu wee Charles P---al rs-.-u-l.
This is good appointment and we are
-. 7-.--..'l tL-t A- VIZ 90 a-- Ho-N H-..-
Won't the Cou1eil iE~t--l- him go n-ss.l- 4
..---e I d = ----s '- E. 'ii...- '--.-.9i .'y way
.- --''-i'---'.
,r
,'- =" l.. -, I - -'-. i.-=sA
- =. = ,------,' ,'-e 81. .
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I.--..:- iii - -. -,
r.l-Sif1- Hf--..s- r--r.s r.fr s.- -.-.7
p. q. S---r15-. l5fl's r.
.-
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Also. HambietOnian Stallion
AIHA HAMBRA.

Bal. han rt i=otby town uartG
y Frankt b hIsuga ehyIu
4ps
9
n inO b comfy oman
iIs1 pr n 0nrrpr 11aaf afC,sheu Orange
N every Il
4
tn u t a er
sE fore = u - s alhal rq
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-04-29

-5l.caus q somerset Co.
a- TIE Court House on
-.v evening. May 5th. for The
selecting delegates 10 The
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Wen known black horse Imp
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-l-l IN Wesi Newton who
- s,.-ee 90 every mail and II
-.5 p. letters takes ~ old one from
-..- reads i as BE goes through
ia. has an air Il business.
-. i9 all AID see jos H. Pisel
A, and see the largest great
--l finest grades 0f CONNECTION
icsries ever brought 10 Son
vel Tic place. % bis new
-'-r Il a sanuer Bank.
-ttr- "il please remember that
~. 'ae-lts have fer..fa
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j. . lHSLE
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THE new IMPROVED

The II.gacs- C-Lsf as -aIe.lal~ avs--,- -;tA
Exposition
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
g5schcnflttche Sllircis Sfaafs-Behana

F6einGi6 ais 8artei Der Mebrbeit fir
INNER auSgeipielt. Gs .4i6etnt, Die
groBen Serren in Berlin leiOen oil ilbers
GROCER @mpfin0li0teit, nno BITE 9erre1
pom Gei6stag laflen it6 3t let1t ms
8odsborn iagen. @enn Die Sbronrebe
iagt, 0aS vDffentIt0e S~ntere11e"
~berlange etnen S6ritt gegelt ben WttB7
bram0 Ser Breiie, gut! Wtan fteDt dber
al ben pielen YreBpro3efien, baB es it6
tpett nte6r um peri0nltbe @lnpftnblt6fett
ais unit 0as 6ffentlt6e Sntereiie banoelt.
SIS tpGre baDer tpett better gelagt rno
0et6al1, ipeult i'm Dffentlt6en Sntereile
ni6t bic greile nod nneDr beidrGnft,
1onoern Bic @mpftuoli6feit Der @etpalt7
6aber meDr g~endBigt murbe. IS per-
ge9t feline 8ode, oaB ni6t trgen0 eth
%Jtebacteur Derurt6eilt, tr9eno eu1 Glatt
BPM Der P0li3et ip~eggenornlnen lpuroe.
llno INN mas banoelt eS it0? Simmer
nur I'M peri0nlt1e 8eletbtgnngen.
2lber Bic gauge Jfatton 10ettt allber@
orbentli0 empfiHbii6 81 ietn. Die Dftent@
lt1en 8ldtter tptmmeln BON @brenerfld1
ruugel1, bon 3uriidnabn1en beleiotger1oer
NusorilGe II. DergI. lhlo Die Saller1
MAIDEN babon gar feine NltSrG9me.
0lei0 TIM Qtnfang, al5 i'd pteoer i'm
Ganoe mar, befaln ib 3tpet 1tette 8et1
1ptele bapon 3l erfaDrem. 8etm Gtl1ltet1
gen IN etnen @tlenbabntpagen 16ob t6
etn Bafet, oa6 in meiner 9tdbe Lag. et>
mas ouf Ote Seite. Der @tgentbumer,
nuo 5mar Elm 8auerbnrl0e, Der pieuet0t
i'm franS0iil6en Selo5uge 2prbeeren 9e2
erntet bate, tpar llber DieIe SerilDrung
ietnes @tgentbumS bD6lt6 alfgebra0t
uno iagte in geret5tem Gone: uWfein'
Sab' tit 10 Dtel tDertD ais Die Sbrtge!"
Oa5 CAB ib 81 u1o ertptoerte @ttpdS BON
iibertriebener @lnptuoIi6fett. @ri0iDteg,
madte a6er bis CUR nG6iten Station, no
er alsltieg, eiu b00lt perorieBlt0es @es
ftdt. sSNl Dert arberen Sale mar i0 BLOB
3u1bauer. Gin ftGotii6er 9err, Der nee
BEN mir i'm @agem iaB, legte it6 tn's
Sen1ter, Inn btl1auS5uleDen. 9eS ra10
et1 Bauer bD6it tnpaieno rto 1agte eS
lal1t; Elm Deftiger MDrtne01el entlpdln
1i0 5lpt19en Belben, ber bis CUR nG0lten
Station ft0 fOrtieBte.
lin iebo0 auf Die 8reile 3uriiG5ufomz
men, 10 lit DaS S0ltmu1lte an Dem DDr>
ael0lagenen @eIeb, baB auf Die 6lo6e
GermutDu etlteS ,Ver9ebenS bin
iebe S9rift obne umitdnoe ipeggenon1s
men meroen fam, nno BON tpem2 QSer
urtbeilt barber, ob ein 8ergeben porz
lieee Z? geiemano, ais Die 9oli3et;
fie lit &lGger unb Nt6ter Der Yrelle
in @inem. 9a miro IS borar5 lt6tIi6
beiBel, ipie Der 8irgermeiiter bon Saarz
6am iagt: v@tne quite Obrtgfeit lit M
mer 0ermutbIt6." Oiefe5 @eleb
wirb ber Briifitetn Der nattonalen 9artet
u1lo oes beuti0en Get6es peroeu.
@m a1ten Tebruar 1tarb 3u 8uDtpigS=
turg Der beriibmte DaDio Trieori0
StrauB, @eleDrter, B6itoiopb, Weni6,
@otteSlGuQner unO Nubeter Des monarz
0tl0en vWfDIteriunS". @r BAT oDne
3ueifel 8ieles beigetragen aur 2(uftldz
rultg Der Sheen ietneS 3eitalterS; tpo er
ielbit i'm nltlaren blteb, oa iperDen N1z
bere in feline UuBtapfen treten nno oaS
8erf fOrtieBen. Sanft ru6e leine a19e!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10

gldltben. SD CLAUDE, BET Miann tDiro
{6per erIebbar lein; Ct bat nit Ieiner
einsigen 8ericn ein 8an6 3tpii6en
Deuti6lanD unb gmertfa getpoben, peLe
DIES bier tpie briiben ultenblt6en Segen
g~eitiftet bat. Der beritorbene OfortB
!6aupt mar ni6t nur tpegen ietner @elebr9
iamfett-er ipra6 II. q. ~Dor5it9lt6es Saz
tein-, Ionoern ebenI o iDegen letneS eolen
Sreimntbes 9eebrt. W1tt Mommien trieb
ib1t Senlt mad 1913 BON 2etp5ig fort.
gfa6 ~ldngerem BriDatiltren TINT er in
Berlin an 2a@maun'S SteIle. llnb aud
bier belt ct eS ftetS init bet Sa0e Der
Sretbeit. 8pedb rnb 6aupt tDaret Die
9orte bes Jte6tes Ser ltuoirenoen SltgerO
gegenuber DEM reafttonGren lntuerit>
tGts @Stt9ter. u1o 1te ba6ett fur otelelben
beige Sample gegen Dte1en StaatsS9
poten beitanben. gSenn bie ituOirenbe
SltgeltD Deute trOb S9nee nnD 9toroipelts
itltrm ietnem Sarge NIT fie9enoeu Sab
men unO blanfem S6lGger folgte, 70 be-
ptes tie oaiatt, oaB Die Sugeno INNER CD
Ddllfbar tit. Qln 1einem Sarge 1pra0
Or. SDbotp, eth perfDnlt6er Sreuno bes
0eritorbenen, iener Dorm i'm Nltge Der
Serliner SrtDoDprte, Der fte nleDr dre
gert, ais buubert ltberale @emetnbe>
~&tr6enrGtbe. Saupt bat let1le lebte 9tuz
beitGtte auf Dem 9retfalttgfettS &tr6bOf
I'M Sitben Ser Stabt gefunoen, Del6er
ote @rdber 10 pteler beriibmter Wfdnner,
Die Der 5beotogen SdIeiermaGer ,
Wtarbeinefe uuo 9teanber, Der Wtultfer
Said ulto Wteu6elSIo6neBart6olDD, Der
S0auipieler Sled unb Sfflano, 9uDtpig
Sted's, Sarnba8en d. Gnie'S, &optl0's
SteffenS &C. &c. birgt.
Sobannes $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-10
ST oas GTem tt1tr eitte 2ln8etp1Ds
1t1t1tQ?

Nenli6 belt Brofelior 61rtl 1T
QSien Dor 1einen tpie INNER in gr0Ber
3a6I nerlammelten 60rern einen %tnterel>
Ianten 8ortrag iiber bic 8eroauungs>
Srqane. No6l ie9r Giele 16enfen ibren
W3aaen bic gr0Bte Qtufmertiamfeit, auf
baB ct ia feline Gntbebrungen erleibe.
Sang anoerer Wtetnun9 Iber bieieu 8ulttt
lit ieoo9 9rofefior 9prt1. Gr be1allp@
tet pieImebr, baB oaS Otele glien nur etne
iible @emoDnbett let ltilo baB It'd Oer
W1eni9 nit Der gertlgiten Spetle begnit7
gen fDnne, unb 6aitrt ietr1e gebduptIlig
altBer auf ben befanrtten QlStpru9 Der
g~Dtbagorder, 6aB Der Weni6 BON elmer
s o II e tdgIt9 leben fam, altdb auT
eigene GrfabrlIng. Gr fteute nainlt0
Nnfangs 9topember Dortgen Sa9res an
ii9 Oas Experiment an, it6 ocs @ilens
I'll ~ent9alten, nm Die 0efii9le beS tDabren
6utaers All erfennen. 2n ettenl Sonns
tage begann CT bns Experiment. CT Mt
bteLt it'd e6s SAGE lang bes
81 n s lll1b ging babel ietnen gelp0bnz
lt1en 8ei6Gftigun9en mad, obne belonz (
bere 8ei6peroen at fHblen. Sn Der auf
ben ie9lten Sag ~fot9enoen Nia9t ma6te
enolt9 Der all3uie9r bernG6ldlllgte Wtas
gen in 6er6er Wetie ietne Nn1prtlhe gels
fenb ultb n0tbigte 6en 8rofehor, ieim
Experiment gu unterbre6en. uuno IS
ift meme ueberSeugung," i9loB 9Drtl
bic Gr5Gbtlng bteier @piiobe aus letnem
tbatenrei9en 2eben, ybaB Der Wtenl9
nt1t 10 pielen G%rantbeiten ansgeleBt
ipGre, menn er leiuen 6rn9er eiltmal
tdgLi9 befrtebigeu tpiIroe uilb baB bas biete
Glen ri9t etiuaS Nngeboreltes, lOnoern
ot,ta ME1a OtoStn n n, hoif &o2 O}o,1f41otr fif "
S'' Is III" 1T o Gs'G ii5Ti9sns MT ai6 Gi oay critic 81 81.
pertinent bteier Qlrt, bas 9DrtI nit it6
ielbit aniteat. @ir erinnern uns, 6ab
er ft6 cine 3eit lang ausi0lieBli9 bon
gefo9ten BHaunten nGbrte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-02
FORTY.THIRD CONGRESS,
SATURDAY, May


THE SENATE was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Luttrell (Cal.) asked leave to make a personal
explanation IN relation to a paragraph which
appeared in the National Republican of this
morning, in relation to charges made by him
against the Post Office department.
Mr.. Cobb (KaDsas) objected.
Mr.. Luttrell appealed to his courtesy for five
minutes. 1t was the first time he had asked
this privilege, and he had been grossly mis-
repre- sented.
Mr.. Cobb persisted in his objection.
MIR: Luttrell lin loud voice, while the
Speakers hammer was falling rapidly and
heaviiy(-Then 1 have to say here that the man
who prepared that paragraph is a base falsiier,
and am responsible for what say.
The Speaker laid before the House a number
af Executive communications, which were re-
ferred.
The regular order was demanded, and the
House in the morning hour took up the bill to
enable w. ii. Ward, of Auburn, n. Y, to make
an application for patent for shell moulding
machine.
After considerable discussion the bill was
passed.
Mr.. Esmes, Or. I.,) from the same committee,
reported adversely upon petition for the relief
of Henry +. Vandenburg and bill for the
relief of G. nj. Reynolds. Also favorably on a
bill authorizing John w. Mark to apply for an
extension of his patent for trimming attach
ment to sewing machines. After q struggle the
bill was passed by yea and nay vote of IS to
So.
Mr.. H. Roberts, IN. Y, from the Commit
tee on Ways ana Means, reported Q bill TO
amend the custom revenue laws and 70 repeal
all notifies Ordered printed and recommitted.
The call Of committees was then gone through
for private bills, and a large number were re-
ported and referred to the Committee of the
Whole on the private calendar under the rules
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THE WEATHER.

WAsaINsfON; d. O.. May ., iai, io:S :. n.
fkoB;ssLiItEs. New Englsnd, north to
the day, with but slight changes in Temperature.
rer me n,ooie states, generally cloudy weather.,
the south Atlantic ststee, southerIy 20 westerly
wind, Nth partly cloudy and warm weather, FOR
barometer, and increasing cloudnsss, and possibly
rain from MhsissiDpf Westward. For the lower
generally cloudy weather and rain or Snow Tor the
upper lakes, fresh 20 brisk north and east winds,
night In the southern portion Of the district For
Jenns sSee ana tne ONO valley northeast to south
Seaihtr and rsin: , Tor the UPPER Miaissfppi and
lower Mssonri valleys eri:k and high northsass 70
ther folioysd By rein tbi evening. The Mississip-
the Ohio river will fan at stations above Cincinnai
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
WashingtOn stock Exchange. Mav .

W hsuluBt On 0UOCK EXCHANGE, May 9.
Qaotdtions furnished by Middleton G Co., BANKERS:
The following were the prices bid and asked at
The meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
). Bonds-18Sps, j. & a., 122k asked. Bank
stocks-NatioRal Bank of Republic, 1871 bid; 165
asked National Metropolitan bank, lO2 bid
City Passenger Observation-Disclosures stock
25A bid 26 asked; Columbia stock, p. asked
Sundry List-Masonic Temple bonds, T. & A.,
6per cent, gold, 81 bid; Arlington Fire In
sarAnce company stock, 1922 asked; Washington
Market Company bonds, % bid; 1902 asked; New
York, Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown
Steamship COmpany's stock, $50 asked District
securities District of Columbia) -Permanent
improvement, rs, j. 81 j., 1891, 60 bid, 60 asked.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES certificates, Z $40, NJ. s.
n, 1873. 90 bid So asked; lO-year bonds, 6's, j.
& D., 1873, u bid, 50 asked; fund loan bonds,
(Leg 6,s g., M. & n, 1902, so bid GERS of stock,
(lsi3) G's, 70 asked. [Georgetown)-G, neral
stock 6's, j. A. j. & o., at pleasure, 90 Z bid,
II y asked. Board of Public works-Certld,
Gates general improvement, 8's, j. & j., 1874,
20 bid: so asked; do. 1915, IS bid. 10 asked; do
1876, "a bid; do 1877, 13 bid; do. 1873, ~ bid do.
series, 10 bid; 70 asked. Certificates, sewer 8's,
). j., 1914 68 bid, p asked; do. 1875. 62X bid,
coz asked; do. 1876, 81 bid, do. 1871, So bid ,
do. 1873, SO bid, 81 asked; do. series, 81 bid,
65H asked; Water certificates, SIS, 1877, so
bid, 50 asked.
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During the long Investigation into the Affairs
OF the smallest government in the United
States,-a government originally but ton miles
square, and now shorn OF fully hall in terri
tory,-it must have struck some OF the more
human denouncers Of the District Of Columbia,
mat they had bounced the smallest game with
ICES cheese pairing for Q reward, than was ever
yet made the subject Of Q costly farce. The
man whom they called The Boss has been on
exhibition all this time, sitting amongst the
trowsy reporters and melted counsel like law
ful, modest, frank citizen, treading uncon-
sciously the devious path of modern society,"
Cramped In that close investiga alton room, they
have almost forgotten the splendid grades and
solid streets, and growing grass and fountains,
and improved and besutifed life which spreads
over miles OF our capital, evoked out Of the
stunted and worm coll by the genius of this
man. IL is safe to saw that not one newspaper
publisher in the United States is his equal for
creating good - well as rebukipe evil
The miserable man-hater who named him the
Boss Of the District Of Columbia was but three
years ago collecting subscriptions to erect q
static OF Bose Tweed In the city of New York.
who lies to-day In jail, q better man than
Charles A. Dana, wearing his convict Rarb, A
higher type OF human nature than the wretch
who arises every morning with the san to
preach the hopelessness Of mans works, the