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Declaration of the Purposes OF
the Patrons oi itIsbaniry.

the Patrons oi Husbaniry.
SIC 8 We cmphaiicaIly and sinccrcl )
assert the n"-repea'ed iruln. taught iu
oar rm 10 la Y. that the grange. Nation
n. state. ur subordinate. i, not a poliii-
ral party or orga liution. No grunge,
IL true 10 It's oblig ilinns. can discus. po-
htical on religious q, .tlons, nor call pn-
litic1l conventions, nor nominate cantt-
dates. nor even discuss their merits ia IL
me"iings; vet the princi plcs we teach
unherlic nii true politics. all true stttes-
man>hipand. Improperly carried oul.wii
tend 10 purify the whole political atmos-
phrrc ui our country for We seek the
greatest good 10 the greatest number. =
We must always bear la mind TINT no
one. bv brcominG Patron Of Iiushan-
dr,. givr- np That inhienlblc right anal
dutV that belongs 10 every .Americ AZ
c tizen. 10 iakc proper interest Ia ths
politics of his country. On tie con-
tWrN. its right for every member 20 ao
all in hi, power lcgitimatcly. 10 ntlu-
cncc for good The action OF amy political
party 10 which he belongs. Ia is hi>
duty ID do all he cnn in his oWn party 60
put down bribery. corruption. anti trick :
40 Stt llai HpNf ifNt tfiillN l'ili.
intniul. ana honest men. who will Hn-
fnchiugly stand by onr industrial ia
tere~t-. are nominated frr all positions
OF trust. and 10 have carried ont ia.
principle which should always charic-
trize every Patron, that
THE OFFICE SHOULD SEEK THF NAN. ANr
NOT THE MAN rHE OFFICE.
We acknowledge The broad princip'.
that difference OF opinion is no crime.
and hold that "Progre-s towards truth
is made by differences Of opinion. wi il
'thc fault lies ia bitterness of controvcr-
s." We desire q proper equality. equity
and fairness protection for the weak.
restraint upon the strong ; IN shO { JUSTLY
distributed burdens. and justly distri
butcd power. These are American ideas
the yery essence Of American indepen-
dencc and TO advocate the contrary i,
INV rthv OF the American republic. -
We cherish the belief that sectionalism
j. and Of right should be. dead and bur
led with the past. Our work j. for the
present and the future. In our agricul-
iural brotherhood aud its purpose, we
shall recognize 40 North. no South, no
East. no West. In is reserved Ov every
Patron. as the right of free man to ai-
fiiate with any party that will best ear
nv out his principles.
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- An old man. in giving advice t.
his son. told him not 10 rrn nl- Uou
soles of 10 gain information. but III
down aud contemplate tor. said he'll wa
at party one night and was hyiur
around attn fearful rate and as supposed
was adding great interest TO tie dance
| did not know. however. that whit,
rlg had been fastened with pin to that
part 81 my pari .'r~ Most difficult ioi
me - see. Probably I would never
have found il ont lad mot Iii down t.
consider. | soon considered.
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Architect and Carpenter.
w. B. ROSE

OFFERS his services 10 those building
- or contemplating building. lie will
furnish PLANS AND ESTIMATES to those
desiring them. or willmal> estimates on
plans furnished him for any Kind OF
building. Hc il also ready TO take con.
tracts for anything in his line AZ reason
able prices, and will furnish all necessar,
materials, IL desired. Persons intend.
ing 10 build are requested TO see, OF
address him, at IRELAND, TND.
Aug. LIST, ls73.-Iy
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67-rhs wedding sfMiss Nellie Gran,
has been fixed for May 81. She will
sail for England two days later. Will
Mrs. and Miss Richardson, the wife and
daughter Of the Secretary OF the Treas.
AIRY.
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81. w. 5. Gnhnev. The poet. In.
0aea 4 e relNlent of Executive clemen-
cy- ana will ~ al his home in Washing
Ton IN q few dave During his absence
ne has come into little property which
MI enable him IL take fair start in
life
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NJ A man in Maine has discovered
the advantage Of a large family. lie
has twenty-five children. and recently.
when he made arrangements for nov
Ing from one school district to another.
thus transferring his school tax. his old
neighbof' offered to pay him something
20 remain arnong them. Il.,new NEIGH
bors. however, offered 80 remove him
free Of expense, and 50 prevailed.
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4 bernan saloon-kccger in Mil
lershurB slys: Yen eoc, 10 mine bel
! sleeps not goot, dreams IL mine head
dat ] hears dom vcmcns brayin' and
engin' ~ mime cars dot Jesus loves m n.
Dot bidders me 50 got right straight
up ard ak on De door ana take annd-
der glaaa o. beer
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SEIZED ME Of Arrivals and Departure of Mails
and.
Arrival Dep
Monday. leaves Ferdinand by rulda
~ Trot sA..
Nfsaay- arrive A. lev
from NlsyNllehy - Neinrad aA.xff t,t~
from Feri aial by Bretxvilis
- Jasper
Wednesdays rom Jasper by nreirviie
20 Ferdinand. lOAm
Wcine -iay. from Ferdinand by Fuida
" Tr0y u~
Thursda as. irfft e- from rrcyhY Fulda 3P~
tpiaswer by Brefttilie. gAM
arrives az Ferdinand from
las per, sPw
Frdvs leaves Ferdinand ny Fulda 10
Trey, 3r.N
'a'lrtars. arrives A Ferdinand ~
fnidtfTrm Troy, 3rs
Friday. from Ie r,enworih Nv Iendriy,
Sui nhur We'll. West Pork. noaiit-
tlH'a MIL. Foster Rid ge and Aay-
vile. 6r~
Sundays. leaves for Leavenwarih. 7As.
irlfsN- fftm fsFAniView ~ View tnn-
vlie. hf1ltayiit. santa claus
Nt-inh liil snl 81 Henry bPn
sltnrdnvf. letVe. for Grandview and
above places. IAN
Saturdays lelyeS Ferdluandhy Brett.
vifis % Jasper. eAM.
saiard ays. from jasper ~ Ferdinand. NV
a. y. GOHMAN. y NJ
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u Young lady at Cairo psayed n
game OF enchre with Young nam 10 .ce
II she should VARY him. or roprse he
won =
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BULLS
SAp.ARli.l.A .

Resl -he f,f'.virg eHfrso - aietfsr from NJ
slver. vic cs Reverb 80 ~ Bt,rs srv ef'he rv
-aruca eiaqaens ri popular Ministe-~ 20 DE- Mrtir
s. gpisseua Church. Nnl vlo :, at pre,nt siaii'ne
q Brssdsay Chareh, Louisville. ~
I.ari.sllls. ~. cci i i.es
Dr JOINS HriL-pes- Sia tns hHtb- - .tn ~
he mriir.ae yua BAY. - sntA lit'n ne bass
letn great 4frsr ior y~ar, ant nst fhe atvief r
anous lhy"cian- some rtonvnf'a ns -FiN. come
ly iuu1- all -u,Nt l4 Atag- tn it lAr st.t ~ ns
i.ss7-e thtve neen heTn l..s-rrei srt rnsirt -iii
ia bernue ai-ietrf,rta Setr1 tefN st n.tt gAs -
.i,n- ha exam med riy spine OBJ arned lne thAt " a.
tresf med with paralysis ur FirNy afy d'y 7u'
h,f nothing h.,t A se.on sIt r.i,,4s NJ. ttaa >
,egfpci tN-rar ihsf aui rs h,.fafirr atoni Dos in-
iut inserted when son kindlg sent re your Sar~arH
lla which innfdiatciy nrFnr fn 'iie fhr~e times
iAv lhaI sifcrcd ferrtiy Nth rt-f rerfe paiu ~
he right sir q my bead '-fr a'A "ffn "'hl'
tld ~ write icrEih ~ time ana r-sng a. pity
se, ~sal he perfectly blind TO- seffrHl II rries lnf
,piit htVct hnld'o something :" prr' rft fsiiN
ara nU-i 1nnv o. inform son faaf tDs pain m r5
.rai entirety relic "a suffer Hri ssilfW ~ith nf
mine aal the,, ~ 80 n~a'er My apT.'ffr 1. good
ia., thfn snv meal arrfrt me ley.
Yal kriiy srrr me filr hr'fics galn iH-t nrht. sn
e'r,-a flra-e 4eerpi m! hearifsl. ihaf - aud ies
yi.hes
Very 'ru'y your most s'a'sfi,ri,rH. 49,
w iou-o, ,'essi, wi'h ..mii'r testers a'iof nh'ci
guarantee y u -erHirr and wriien hy 'he ~ n.
~. ~, .ur.- Yourself 70 - imposed ~. Nm, 3,
irtrn sfrer uev arr dopl'f v're-''rtni. Den
r.s trrifh "a le'fins n"''re' experiment Upon
W. St~ala-il'a h4. .foai ne ie.t ft-fwtftv "a.
fetr-. 30 g. .liii h. S4--HFirHA 'in ' = fn'
iss fnN s.-- os-r 4L o.hsfa 10 ~. itrit n- =.
,rail .l'ho.. aho ars irvine y > NJ. ~ N ,oa
\. - rsn nslf's s,r-sp4-iiip ~ ievi- t'le 81 -is'
+. fha ..if arl re' 4flf ~Ffa for fn- r''it. 's
llo,a snl scrsfila. affections. Ai~s,s h'ar Nat z
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House and Lot for sale
L.ED asRvHHfNG

'E'lll undersigned Couu'v ~ur,cvoi
icMg nece--firi', called aR~N tou.
The County for fcw weeks. nuiiiic- ~,
public that be- has secured = sober Al,
competent deputy. IN the person Of "
y. Iirkie, who will attend a. al survey
ing necessary 10 bc done during hi.
absence. 80 that no ono need suffer in
convenience thereby. Ills Post-ofIic,
address > ~ IIuntingburg. here ihoSs
desiring surveying done will please
notify him. W. II. OSEoRN
Oct 3, ls73-tf Comfy surveyor
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FINE FAR "a Fseag sss..
NEAR IRELAND, ND.

fine farm Of cighiy-seven acres. all
n under high state of cultivation.
adjoining the town Of ireland. Dubois
county, Indiana. j. offered for sale cheap
aud on EASY terms. II j. the best Kind
of land. with a ,nall house. aud good
barn aud stable. j. well watered lac
year around. aud will hc nelr toe >ia-
lion on the Cincinnati and NJ. Vernon
Railway This j. "a rare thanc" Tor AMY
ner~nn wanting a small firm. For fur
thee pnriirtiar, inquire OF Vim. Monroe,
on the premises. or of q. DOane al the
Courier oliice 70 Jasper.
May 1t. lsTi If
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BOOTS e. SHOES
IL. BECK.
EAST SIDE or PUBLIC SQUARE.

JASPER. IND.
NJ ANIFACTURES 10 order Boot.
4's aud shoes. in the latest STYLES. En-.
pioying none but the best workmen. hs
ihs i'rcs all Of his work. lie also keeps
on hand large assortment Of Eastern
work for ladies aud children. which he
will sell CHEAP FOR CASH.
Remember the pIaee. east side Of the
Public square.
Oct. 25. 1872. -1y.
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DRESS : MAKING

ID fh. fHf..f nv sive desired n Won want posd
ni fl-Lionlhle sfacr cai a. MS store Oh fi. npr.l
e 81 tht hie Square. Opposite los serf.'.r~h~irls
Ne % 1893. EMMA NrrNN INLAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-03

THE GOLDEN ROSE FOR 1874.

ROME June IL, 1874
His Holiness has of late been IN the greatest per.
plexity, not knowing to whom he might send the
Golden Rose, for the year OF Hyacinthlsm and Free
Thought 1s74,-no royal or imperial or even ducal
Princess having deserved 1t, since pure Eugenis
and candid Isabella received 1t.
Fortunately, the FIRST counsellor Of His Holiness.
Cardinal AntoneIli (who never ceased attending
his political duties, In spite OF attack Of
eoap suggested TO the "Martyr-PontiT' new
Vigier,, who voluntarily renowned the lyric stage,
where she held the undisputed sceptre OF genius
and beauty, TO become wife and a mother,
should, by an exceptional exception, be favored
with the Golden Rose, hitherto presented for viz
tuous ladies' OF royal blood.
The Holy Father found at first the Cardinaltgt
idea q very original one; but his great Minister
having respectfully demonstrated to him
mo ai domastic vrsues rarely eansea
by crowned women, devotes now her
splendid voice exclusively to sing the sacred
songs OF the Catholic Church, and moreover, tnae
she lately gave profitable concert for the ST
Peters pence, this overcame all further hesita-
ton from the Sovereign Pontir. And SO. for the
centuries ago, the precious and too mucn envied
Papa gilt has been awarded this year by His lnfal-
o ntOresr
AS a tardy but so much the more trans-endent
oolende honorable made by the Catholic churcn
TO the dramatic artists, whom IL anathcmatze0 ZOE
over 1000 years as impure sc0rpios IL II compe.es
and II will very likely prove the most striking dsed
OF tolerance ever accom- pisied by the highest rop-
resentatlve OF intransigentism in religious mat
tiers. But what will think and say ana write aeouS
the Golden Rose being gwen 70 an opera song.
stress ("Horrorp'l-the 'Cantus ana Veuulo6 on
the ultramontane campf
one shudders ct tue numbering stupafaction ana
pious grief which Will be resented oy the still nu-
merous bigots who undauntedly support the Mid
VIZ "ou i % OF 9t the Church no salvationw
Caesar Canta Is one OF the greatest ultramontans
writars of century
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THE AMENITIES or JOURNALISM.
From the Louisville Courier-Journal.I


Murat Halstead has gone TO Europe. Let him
beware OF the wicked places OF London and Paris.
II he would fare well let him write up Spurreon
and the American chapel IN the Rue CourceAes.
The eye OF the Good Deacon IS upon him. The nose
OF the Enquirer toloweth MIN. As he strides over
the Alps as he pushes his way through the strand,
as he gazes on the Column Vendome, as he slps
his eau sucree In the champs. ysees, AZ he giides
down the RHINE, as he drinks rom the INoi ~
Vichy, as he smokes his cigarette IA Venice, let
him remember 1.-The eye OF the Good Deacon Ia
upon hum"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-03
DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK. from foot Of Desbrosses and
Lxmess Tor Harrisburg Pittsburc the West and South
s3UP NJ sunday 5 and 3 80 ?, NJ.
Phiiadephis and Erie Railroad, $50 r IL, for VIII.
hamsrort and Lock Haven, Q 80 A. NJ connecting as
For Bsitimore, Washington and the South LIMITED
Washington Express" of Pullman parlor cars d ally,
except unday, $50 A. NJ. arrive Washington 4:lO y.
~ Regular at $40 A. NJ, and 0 p n. sundays
Express for Philadelphia $40 $50 A. NJ, $3.50, sA5
$50 9P. NJ and IL night sunday 5, T. $50 and r. N.
Accom- for Trenton at I A. 81, 2 and $40 p N.
s:sS 3 SlC SO 40 40 Sso, $40 sio. e:s9 7:sS
For Elizabe tn. g. $50 7, 74o, o. 10 A. NJ, 70 NJ,
sl 10, Ii:3O p. NJ and Knight Sunday $50 and $40
For Railway. 8. 6:so,Zs,IOAM. MA 2ea slo.
$40 :lO 45 52j $40. ., 6lO $50 s:lo 10 p NJ and
IL nwhi. sunday 20 p. NJ
For Woodbridge, Perth Amboy and South Amboy,6 and
For Sew Brunswick, and 81. NJ, I'M. 2 $40, 4Io
For Easi Milestone IL ~, $40 and 4;l0PM;
For Phillipburg and Belvdere 9S0 A. NJ, and p NJ.
For Bordentown. Burlington and Camden, and $50
yo a. f n; l5@ a. S'sa e sand ~ I'M
For Fsrmngdale and Squan. A, NJ: and 7. NJ:
For pe e snd Camden NJ ana via BOAT rom
1rains arrlys as follows From Pittsburg 80 9OA NJ,
and IS p NJ daily; $50 I. NJ. daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore, 6:D A, NJ, 4l5, 5:l5
and IOa1 i. NJ. sunday 10 A. NJ. AMI 1877 =. VI.
From Philadelphia 5;iO 6:2p $50, lG15 II 55 A. NJ,
215, t:l5 5i5, 65osai, i0;1P NJ, sunday 5IO 6s2o,
Iickct Offices SIS 49, 27i ana aii Broadway; Mol
Aston House and foot Of besbroscs aud Iortandt
LmiTant ticket once, No Battery page povn +,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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DEGCLAR CAfsKILL BOArs.-TnE STEAMBOAT
il NEW CHAMPION, Captain stead, Leaves pier So
foot Franklin street, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 5P. NJ Tor Caskil Creek Landing and inter
medi te points steamer ANDREW HARDER opposite
days. at T. NJ This T. the ony line Of atskil boat
which connects with Churchill's stages Tor The West
Through tickets sold 10 Cairo, Durham Nindham,
~ atsye and other points at greatly reduced rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-03

4 --sTORAGE.-wEST SIDE STORAGE WARE
~ houses 6g3 60 6s6 Hudson street 77s Greenwich
street and le ABINGDON square for Furniture, rancs
Baggage &C. placed In separate rooms, always acces
sible low rates packing ard moving carefully atehded
10 Il, AsiAkl owner and manager, .
on.oe 523 HudsOn street. noAT IweuM
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EXCURSIONS.

DEMOvAL OF STATEN ISLAND FERRY FROM PlEk
North River 70 foot OF whitehall street soutn sue
the Battery. Boats leave hafpast every hour daily,
excop ing the II 80 aud 80 Sunday hall past every
hour, for New Brighton snug Harbor West hrghton'
Port Richmond and Elm Park Fare 10 cents
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LONG BRANCH COTTAGE TO LET-FURNIsHED
n near the IL rooms, stable. &c. rent low Pho
sCgraph ut LIMBO BROS. /, 20. Broadway
DARGATN.-PLEAsANT RESIDENCE, As MINUTES
ID express at 81 tor Farm. Address 5. Z. j. Wood
bride \ 4
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The stea m.hip WESTERN N 1TkOPOLIS, Captain III
s. Quick, pier 81 North yer foot Of North Moore
street,, on friday. July 8, at O'Clock 7. n.
Freight received daily. Through rates given to St
Louis. Vicksturg, Mobile, Galveston and indianoia.
For freight passage, ha wing superior accommoda
tions apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier sc North River
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A -CIIIZENS' LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~. North ana west-Eegant steamboats, daily (Satur.
DAYS excepted +. NJ from pier Az north River foot
Leroy steeet Fare low
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GREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE
b. NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers Of this line will sail from pier IL East
River, Is follows
GREAT WESTERN, stampe Saturday, july IL
NeeleItl iut7uhN
Cnlin passage, $40 informed ate so; Storage, $50
currency excursion tickets, 8lAl
Apply TO the agent, " south street 49,. $3.50
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upon remarkably easy terms.

rs STAFFORD. CONNs-FoR SALE, OR TO RENT,
L iurn shed uniurnIshed new three story House,
located IN broad, shady street the Housatonc
River boating and fishing; house contains II and
basement garden. &c. Address Mrs. W NJ. BARRYMORE,
box l0l Herald Office.
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IN DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK,
and Tuesday. Thursday and saturday to Petersburg

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From pier 81 North River, foot OF Beach street steamers
leave daily at 3 =. Tor Norfolk and PASSENGER
S,EAMhii Tor Norfolk, ely Point and Richmond, on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, same hour; and
Fridays, : p. NJ, Tor Norfolk on,y.
Through bills of adng and passenger tickets issued to
all South and southwest, Virinia and Tennes
see, Atlantic Coast seaboarl and otner lines also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points and
by steamers at Norfolk Tor New bern and Washington N
c., an other points. Office, 1871 Greenwich street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GgNERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAYRE, CALLING AT BRESr.
splendid vessels this iav0re route for the Con-
tinent (being southery than any other viii sail
from pier No 81 North River rs fellows -
WASHINGTON Laehesnez. saturday, July II
WILLIE De fAisl DAuEe-....- shtufuay july =,
PRiCE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Including wine,
First cabin $l3 second $7a Third, -
American travellers, by taking this line. avoid both
transit English railway and the discomforts OF cross
ing the Channel, besides saving time trouble ana ex-
pense.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent IS Broadway
Note. -LENG HENED steamers being 1t present uil.
popular it proper to state the fact that there Is now
none such IN the FRENCH line.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

FORCED sALE.-FRENCH ROOF HOUSE TEN
II rooms, plenty Closets alcove, bedroom, bay win
dow. cemen'ed cellar, furnace, range gas bath
thing heal hy location excellent % mlnues In
Jersey depot @ trains two blocks fare y cents worth
SI,00J take immediately 81, -UJ. third CASH
sirabe In every respect Address REVkRsES, box 2l6
Herald office
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COUNTRY HOUSE, FISHKILL, DUCHESS COUN-
~ ~, depo1H rooms acres fine land, garden
and orchard immediate possession sl250 easy terms.
II. WHITE, No. u Wal street room g.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15

AN express train moving at
fifty miles an hour may knock a
Man down with ont hurting him,
but it is a dangerous experiment.
But in England, recently, the
driver Of an express, en- reacl-
ing Wolvcrhampton, reported
that, as lie shot through Ettins-
hall Station, his engine knocked
a man off the line and down the
embankmcnt, which is nearly
twenty nine yards deep. 1t was
found that a singal man named
Henry Bradley was about Z"
cross the line when the express
came up. The buffer struck him
at about tho hir, whilled him
round, and sent him over the EN-
bankment. Alishting on his
feet at the bottom, Bradley found
himself but little the worse fer Il e
accident.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15

The foreign dispatches have
several times of late conveyed
intimaiion of an impending fam,
ire in Bengal, but have contained
no details. The proceeds of re-
cent meeting held in Lphdop wont
to supply this wants The pobr'a-
ton Of Bengal Numbers $4,000
O0o, and, accordip8 to he iYwest
estimate, "a, 900, oo0afe Suffering
and of these fully one-fourth will
have obo relieved by \ 9oveyp1
men, aid. 70 keep !ifo in this
number of people for six months
will require 100000 tons of
rice, requiring an outlay of 800
100000 by the Government.
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For The Children.
st. Nicholas Has C0neIIr

CHRisrMAs comes but once u year, hut
ST. NICHOLAS, the beautiful new Maya
Ahe Tor Girls aud Bows, Just published
ny scRIBNkn Co., Of New York, come
every month.
Is tnll OF good things, Pictures, Sto-
lies. Talks with Children, r IIistoricel
Sketches, Fairy Tales, Nur.ery Rhymes,
Iing'cs. Puzzles etc.
There are two Serial Stories, WHAT
NIGHT HAVE BEEN EXPECTED" a
story tr Boys, already commenced, by
FRANK u. Sr0cKroN, one Of the bert wri-
trrs Tor Childran in the country. The
cen" Is laid IN Virginia. The Boy Hero
has started out with gu ON his should.
cr, and you may be su Q t.icre will be mn
nj OF Fun and Adventure, The other IA
.to,y for Girls, "NIMPO'S TROUBLES"
~ OLIVE THORXE Mrs. Harriet N. Mi.
ler), to begin in January. The Editors say:
1t is good strong helpful story Of
iiirl Lite, and will be full Of interest for
10Th girls and boys. We are not sure but
that the hoy will like the girls story tie
,rst, and til! girls he most delighted with
that written for the bows"
Then there is JACK IN TIL PULPIT
who tells the children the most curious
things they ever heard.
ST. NICHOLAS has already won the
hearts OF the young folks who are eager
~ expecting the next number. The Pub
fishers havs issued very amusing picture
Untitled Little Children Crying for St.
Nicholas"
1t Is the most beautiful Magazine ever is
sued, and it has hundred dcHs htfnl
suggestions Tor the Little Folks. Indeed
YOU hnd in its pages something for all,
from Grsndpspa and Grandma to the
Baby.
The Publishers saw they mean to make
just as good aud h. lpfur to tie children
~ rhcy can. They want 100, 900 children
hade happy by ST NICHOLAS bel tore
t,c HOLIDAYS. PRIcE 80 90 A YEAR ONE
PRICE To ALL. ST. NICHOLAS IL for
sale by all Nsws DEALERS and Subscrip-
ions are received by all BooYsELL kns,
Posr MASTERS and PrpiIsnERs OF NYwsr.
PAPERS, and by.
SCRIBNER / CO.,
~ 654 Broadway, NY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15

CoTroN and woollen mills
throughout New England are
very generally rcsuning opera
tons, and there is Q brisk hoi-
day trade. This revival is attend
I'd for tho most part by a reduc-
,ion Of wages Of from ten 10 TWEEN
ty per cent. To this reduction,
however, there are scne eexcep-
tions - Ntib1Aa4
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15

A suoAL of herring, so vast and
dense as to'be almost q compact
mass, recently swan into the
harbor at Waterford, Ireland, and
the fishermen caught them by
the nctfull. The total catch was
immense, cart loads being taken
into the country, and ship loads
in barrels, sent to England.