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WHAT CANE OFCAsTlNG 4 i9HOE

The practice which prevails at we'd
dings of throwing old Shoes after the
carriage which bears away the bride and
bridegroom is, no doubt, from its AN
tiquity, desorvir I, Of vcncration, bui 10
may be carried too far, and, inIecd II IS
at times not only incOnycnicut. bat ,;,r-
gerous. AT a wedding which took place
recently at bennington, England, q scri-
Gus accident occurred, and The lives Of
three persons We're nearly sacrificed by
the observance Of this time.hOnored Gus
tom. 1t seems that, as the bride and
bridegroom were taking their departure
after the wedding breakfast, "a volIcy Of
old shoes were discharged at them with
the addition of a quantity OF Iicc. This
evidence Of kindly feeling, however high
~ appreciated by the newly married
couple, was, unfortunately misundcr-
stood by the horse attached 10 the vehicle
in which they were seated, who showed
his disapprOyal by boiling. The cousc-
quenceS were not such as can he SAID TO
have added much 10 the happiness Ol The
occasion. Tie driver was thrown from
his box, and the carriage passed over him.
The carriage itself came into collision
with cab, was capSi2cd and smashed TO
pieces. The bridegroom was pitched ont
Of the window, received a severe wound,
and now lies in a precarious condition.
The bride was Of course, terribly shaken,
but happily escaped further injury.
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PAW PAW DIRECTORY.

/ PAW IAW
DxysBYrERIAN. William welch - Pastor
| Services, 10 1-2 A. NJ. and 3 l-2P' M
gusimrss Garos.
| =, HARRISON, Banker, Paw Paw M1cni-
\. gan, will transact genera nanhs sInhts dya9,
od :.,iow interest on special deposits. Collec-
, tions made at reasonable rates. money 70 ioah
! for one or more years on Improved unipSsn osa
/ bered Real Estate
J. rERD County Surveyor, Paw Paw, ,oS1 Van
! n. Buren, County, Michigan soI
! ~ :. MAYNARD, VI. d., Eclectic Physician ana
Il. SURGEON. Office in Peninsular Block, hrst
door westof Court House, upstairs, Paw raw
w R.HAwKINS. Broker, Notary Public and
w . Conveyancer. Once over Lon4Wch ~ y"
Drug store, Paw Paw, Mich.
C,AMUEL. HOLMES. County Clerk, Notary
- Public and Conyeyancer Deeds, Mor'gaGes,
Contracts and all kinds of Conveyances drawn
on the shortest notice. and at the usual rates.
Office in the Court House. Paw Paw, Mich.
nYCKMAN HOUSE.. NJ. Longwell, Prop'tor
~ Paw Paw, Mich. Stages leave daily Tor sonth
Haven, Lawrence, Hartior, BreedsViue ana MIL
burg.
II +. ALIEN. N.-Manulacturer and Dealer in
u. NATIVE WINES, Paw Paw, Mich.
Mp. ALLEN. dealer in Furniture, Cabinet
NI Ware, Upholstery, etc. Warcrooms second
door east OF the Post Office, Paw Paw, Mich. 81
II VAN BEUSEN. Fashionable Boot and Shoe
II. Maker. Ladies, Gents and Misses Boots,
Shoes and Caters made 10 order IN hrst class
style. Repairing done on reasonable terms snu
ppNpp Oejce, S21
|,ONRD LICH. Fashionable Tailor, being in
\ receipt of the latest New York Fashions is
prepared 10 do all kinds OF work IN the latest
style Shop over y. L. Ross store, Paw Paw.
GEORGE W. LAWTON. Attorneya and Counselor
II AT Law, Notary Public and Probate Judge.
win hold Probate Court AZ Paw Paw, on MondaV
If each week
IIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF Paw Paw Office
i north side of Main street, . doors west OF
Kalamazoo
a. SHERMAN, PRES. T. o. bhlG"s, CAsh "
pICHARDs 4 BARNuM. Attorneys at Law.
II Office ever First National Bank, Paw Paw,
CHANDLER RICHARDS. sM 1. L. BARNUM.
JJIyCKLEY BROTHERS Livery Stable, ,Pr Paw
L Michigan, il the largest and best equipped OF
any in the county. Fine horses, new and elegant
carriages to let Office and Stables northeast of
DyckInan House. north side of Oak street
C,OMSTOCK 4 ROWLAND, Attorneys at Law
u and Solicitors in Chancery. Agents for
Hartford and other Insurance Companies once
Main street. first door east OF the Court House,
Paw Paw, Mich.
ID. T.. CoMsToCK o. w. RoWLAND "2S.
A LBERT JACKSON. Attorney and Counselor.
y Office opposite tie Court House Paw Paw.s93
rHARLES l.. FITCH. Attorney, Counselor and
u Solicitor. Office opposite the Court House,
Paw Paw, Mich. $50
- II. HALFWAY. ". d., Physician and Suri
" gcon. Professional calls promptly attend
Ell. Ol!lce Mt his Residence, on Kalamazoo
street, Paw Paw, Mich ~
Il. DiBBLE. NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon.
Z - cIce in Granger Block
4 ANDB&Ws, VI. D.. Physician ard Surgeon.
} Office over kilburn d Hudsons store, Paw
Paw. Micr.
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Dr. Baker, Pain Pauacea.

Dr. Bakers Pain Pauacea, for
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Cramps, Collie. Dlar-
rhoa, Cholera Morbus. Cholera Infantum,
Sprains, Burns, Scalds, Bruises. Chllblains,
Prostitutes, Swellings, Soreness of the joints,
and all painful affections OF the body, external
and internal. For Colds, Sore Throat, Quinzy,
and diseases Of the throst ana mucous mem
brane, It is an Invaluable remedy. JOHN II.
HENRT CURRAN q Co., proprietors, d 9 Col
ege Place, New York.
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.


&Usiuess Garos.
EOSTEg d BGEBE. attorneys and Counselors
Il Fat NV ard solicitors in ChancerY. Ofiice in
First National 3anG building, up stairs, Decatur,
Mich.
NEWTON FOSTLR W. SCOTT EEEBE.
TPTON y SiERNiN. Attorneys at Law, So
Olicitors in Chancery and Notaries Public.
Office of Circuit Court Comm'r for Van Buren,
County. Loans negotiated and Collections at
tended TO with promttness. Town Hall Building,
Decatur Mich sol
JOHN II. UPTON. JOHN y. SHERMAN.
DR. =. J. KING.-SURGEoN DENTIST. Office n
IL Residence on Dceware Street. one door west
OF Abbott's Store. Decatur Mich.
I y. DOWD. General Dealer in Family Groceries,
81. Ciockery, etc Teas made a speciality. Phelps
street. Decatur. Mich. $50
nUNCOMB HOUSE, Decatur, Michigan, W. II.
IL CANoLL. Proprietor.
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Near Rochester lhere is an eccentric
old fellow who lives alongside grave
yard. lie was asked If IL was not az
unpleasant location. No." sald ne
al never jined places in AL my Ire VIII
a set of neighbors that minded their OWL
business so siiddy rs they do"
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PAW PAW RAILROAD.

T,sins from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Centrai hairo"u
At Lawton, going east and west.
LEAyEPAw PAW.
e.3OA. NJ, returns from Lawton at a. NJ
p:45 a. m, Mail Train, east. ,,.,
s:I5 y. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east. -,
SF-frrains return to Paw Paw on departure oi
"'0nS"h N'''''"' John IhLING sup't.
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south Haven DivisI"".

Lowe Kalama oo-way Freight, ZOO Il. IN;
Ma. S:i5 p. n
Arrive ~ South Haven ut 1920 = '"., ana ';'"
e. II.
,rsv. South Haven-Msil. 7:@l \. m; Way
Frcightc:lj ?. M.
Arrive at kalamazoo st 1870 a. NJ, and $40 p -
GOING West, pass Coolies at s:25 a. M and Ai5'
=. IL. ,.,o
Going East, pas. Coolies AZ 9;io IN. and iAo
p. IL.
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Lord Houghton adds the following 70
the long list of Sidney Smiths Jokes
" or Lord Macaulay he said that he vol
only overfowed with learning, but stood
in the slop."
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Business Garos.

William Welch - fastor'
PSsryices. 10 1-2 A. NJ. and l-2 T. M
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Trains do not stop.
I Trains do not stop except upon Signal.
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LAWRENCE DIRECTORY.

Susintss GarOs.
l. Z. Il +. y. CHADWICK. dealer in Dry
II. Goods, Clothing, Millinery Goods. Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, Hats and Caps, Queens
ware. etc. Lawrence, Mich.
l. :. CLEVELAND. VI. d.. Physician ana Sur
Il. geon. Lawrence, Mich.
NTTILLIAM II. CLAY, Sign and Ornamental
w Painter, Lawrence. Mich. House. Sign.
and Carriage Painting, Graining, Papering and
Kasoming done 10 order.
g ROWE. dealer IN Drugs, Medicines, Station
-. cry, Groceries. Brushes, Perfumery, etc
Prescriptions carefully prepared, Lawrence.
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n, A. HARRISON, Banker, Paw Paw Men pai
I nsn. will transact a general Banking bns
ness, receive Deposits subject TO slgn' coiiao or
an1 Inn sae At reasonable rates. Money TO loan
for ono or more years on improved unincnm'
hered Real Estate. S0"'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, June Is, 1874
Hendrix House, A Laval. city; r z
Stratton. Ga; a Fl McLaurin, Va;J A
Henderson. Prof Koepper. oity; Il n
Moormaush, ST Louis; J 81 Caueh-
man. Chester; j NJ Boyd, VIM Gibson,
J Lnmax. Fairfield; E S Nixaon, Md |;
j w Golphin, Abbeville: J P Ligon,
city; B Mock. @, G & A RR.
Wheeler House jenkins, Ga; Mrs
G. L Wlckes, child and nurse, Acton =:
B F Bryan, + nj West. D H TruxIer.
W N Royal. J n McDougalI, N c.; S
a Pearce, W II Pearce. W r Cathoart,
Julian Selby, city; NJ Furstenburg,
Z L Caraway, Texas; Il s Clarkson, n
G; w a Bradley, Ga; B Moore,
Statesburg; j l. Harris, Chester; II W
Woodwnrd. WInnsboro; julius Mills.
Chester; B L Howard. city; G W
DAVIS. q d Marshall, R,ohland: w W
Wanncmaker, 5: Matthews; Lee Ha-
good. city.
Colum5iaHo.el-T s Halton, W h
Evaus. Charleston; L d Gillespie, S C.;
Il Mayo. Jr. Va; L q Webb. Char les.
ton; I 5 Ciarkson. Ga; &C Macoy,
Chester; w l. Holcombe, j r Ferpu.
son. Plckens; L G Andrews, Orange.
burg; " FiIlry. So Ex Co; ] A rnr-
rentine. w. q II a r Il; S Wells, In
diana; l Holmes, N Y; w Il ] O
Woodward, Summerville; G L Reab,
Ga; W w Thomson, Spartanbnrg; j
Glst. Union; S Aynew, Due West; j A
Baiksd"i", Laurens; II Earle and
iamlly, Sumter; L s Curkson, n C; j
> Land, G IL e. T. II.
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quiet; sales 704-uplands 18; Orleans
1875. Futures opened quiet aud easy {:
Jnns II bid; July I7I. 1875; August
l7a. II l3 16; September 17T, 175s.
Flour dull aud dropping. Wheat quiet
aud heuvy. Corn dull. Pork steady-
mess 1900. Lard steady-steam liz
OIL l1.l6 Freights firm. Stocks
dull aud lover. Money 2. Gold
opened und continues at 1O34. Ex-
ohange-lons 4 8SIs; short 4.9O. Go
vernments active and strong. Stute
bonds quiet and nominal.
P. NJ. Money easy. at 2la@3.
Sterling tirmer, at 4.8S@4 SSI5. Gold
lOT@ll Governments dull hut
steady. States quiet and nominal.
Cotton-net receipts LOG; gross 2.775.
Futures closed steadier; sales II, 800:
Jane IT'S. 1916; July II 9-32,
Ia o.l6; August II 2l-32, 1711.16;
September II, II GIG; October 1711,
II 0.32; November l71s; December
us. Cotton quiet; rsaIcs 1882, at
1875. Flour quier-common to fair
extra 500(05 sc. Whcnt heavy and
l(92c. Iower-l. 52(W1.53 for winter
red Western; 1.G0 for white Western.
Corn opened scarcely go firm, with
moderate demand, and closed heavy,
at 1(92.. lower-S30S6 for Western
mixed. Coifee-Rio quiet aud un-
changed; mild grades quiet and steady.
Rice hrnvy, with good moderate bust
ness Pork heavy, at l7.75. Lard
lower. 1T 1875 Whiskey shade
hrmer, at 92Gl 90. Freights to Lii.
~ .l..
3 IL
BALTIMORE. juno l5.-Fiour dull
AMI heavy-Huwar! street and West.
err snperiue4 50Iu525. Wheat quiet
aud steady. Corn firm aud III good
demand-Sousliern white 9O(G9I; yell
low Sl(O32 Provisions quiet aud no.
miual. Whskey 80. Cotton dull and
'owcr-mid'lilng l75o; low middllng
1875; goo! a::!!a"ry !5.'4; sros; To-
ceipts 2j; exports coastwIse $50; sales
Sc; spinners 20; stock 1876.
New ORLEANS. June I5.-Cotton
qniet-tnidjllng 172s; low middling
l6L; good Ordinary Is; ordinary 1879;
net receipts Lib; gross 1,458; e1-
ports to ttreat Britain 3, ,463; coas.wise
25U; sales 700; last evening 80.
CHARLESTON. June l5.-Cotton dull
-middl,ug IT; net receipts 269; e1-
ports onastwise 44D: sales 25.
AUGUSTA, Juue 10. Cotton dull
middiing l6l4; net receipts 80; sales
l6I
MOBILE. june Is Cotton scarce
middling 1921; net receipts 81; exports
To continent SU0; sales 900.
PHILADELPHIA. Juue l5.-Coiton
qniet-mldLiing 1914; low uiddliug
ia; s;rict good ordinary l634; good
Ordinary 1913; ordinary l4s4; net re-
ceipt, "a; gross lib; exports to Great
Britain 73
NORFOLK, June l5.-Cotion quiet
and little deman'l-low middiiug l6l.3 !;
net receipts G9o; exports coastwise
44U; sales 125
SAVANNAH. June 10 Cotton nomi-
nal-middlins l62i; net receipts 333;
gross 333; exports coastwise l,4OO;
snles s; stock l3. l57.
MEMPHIS. June l5-Cotton dull an d
easier-low middIing 16l4Gl6ls; re.
ceipts 375; shipments 1,Oul.
GALVESTON. June 15.-Cotton nomi-
nal-good ordinary 1875; net receipts
lO7; exports coastwiss 57l.
WILM'NaToN. June l5.-Cotton quiet
and nominal middling IT; net re-
ceipts 3; exports coastwise l16.
BosToN. June l5.-Cotton quiet
middliug 1875; net receipts IS; gross
All; sales 200.
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A SUMMER RESORT
Commencement Exercises.
M&h III u sz


M& III Gs sz
GnEENvILLE & COLUMBIA r. R. co..
COLUMBIA. s. c., June IL, 1874.
FURMAN UNIVERSITY. GreenvilIe.
HIGH SCHOOL. GreenvlIle.
FEMALE COLLEGE, Greenvilie.
VISITORS to the COMMENCEMENT
Y EXERCISES Of the above named in
stitutions. paying the regular fare from
any station OH this road to Greenville, will
have the privilege OF RETURNING FREE
TO the same station on any day between
Monday, the 18th. and Monday, the 22d day
OF June, both dates inclusive.
Newberry College. WalhalIa.
Tho same privileges will be extended
to visitors to the Commencement Exercises
OF this institution. extending from Satur-
day, tho 20;h, to Saturday, the 27th day OF
June. both dates inclusive.
Erskine College, Due West.
Visitors to tho Commencement Exercises
OF this institution will have tho same pri-
vlleges as above, from Saturday, June the
27th, to Saturday, July the 4th, both dates
inclusive. THOS. DODAMEAD,
June 1873 General Superintendent.
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100 PAIRS
GENTS FIVE FRENCH SHOES F!

f"T comtori land durability, these SHOES
are unsurpassed. Also, full limo of
Ladies. Misses aud Chilllreu's SHOES. OF
all criptions.
Great bargains in Cents Serge. Con.
gross ana Oxford TIES, suitable for the
season Il. q. SILVER, Agent.
juno l6
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tile House.
TAUNTON, MASS June l5.-The
stables Of BRISTOL County Agricultural
Society were burned Saturday night,
with fourteen horses, mostly trottlny
stock there for training. Loss $50,
900.
PrObabilities-Fo the Middle States
aud South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy. followed by local rains ana
Eist to South winds, stationary or
rising temperature aud falling buro-
meter. For the Gulf Suites, Tonnes
see aud the Onio Valley aud the lower
lake region, threatening weather or
rain. EasterIy or Southcrly winds,
vsering To Westerly III tho lower Mis-
slssippi Valley, rising temperature und
stationary or falling barometer. Tue
lower Missouri, River will rise slightly.
The Mississippi River will rise ut sta.
tons between Hcleua and ST. Louis.
CHARLESTON. june l5.-Arrl ved-
Steamships Eutine, David Bnbcock
and Equator.
TeiegrnphIc-Comme ltepnrts.
LONDON. June l5.-Uunsols 923s(0
927l.
PARIS, June 5.-Rsntes G0f.
LIvERp0oL, June l5-3 p. M.-Cot-
ton quiet and unchanged; sales IL 900.
including 1000 for speculation and
export; sales Of uplands, nothing bs.
low low middling. deliverable June or
July, 8 s l6; sales OF uplands, nothing
helow good ordinary, deliverable Jane,
81; deliverable July or August, S2s
LIVERPOOL. june 15-Evaniug. =
Cotton-sales of uplands. nothing be-
low good ordinary, deliverable in June
or July. 81; nothing below low mid
ding, deliverable in August or Sep.
tember. 81.
New YoRK, June 10 Noon. Cotton
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MILLINERY.
STATE PENITENTIARY

STATE PENITENTIARY
rs the place where Judges Of the law send
Il offenders to atone for their misdeets
and reform their ways. The "INDIAN
GIRL CIGAR STORE" is the place where
judges at the weed send their friends to
get the finest CIGARS anil TOBACCO, and
realize that the "celebrated SC. Cigars"
surpass any they can buy elsewhere At lOc.
Every one before leaving for
A SUMMER RESORT
Should get . supply OF these, or OF that
magnificent little Havana Cheroot, at So so
per hundred; remembering that as the
State House is headquarters
FOB STATE OFFICIALS
so this Cigar Emporium 10 Headquarters
for Smokers and Chewers, and that these
goods can only be bought OF
PERRY l. SLAWSON,
Indian Girl Cigar Store,
bia Hotel Block, Columbia, y. C.
June 13
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Columbia Chapter. No. 5, R. A. M.

Columbia Chapter. No. 5. r. a. n.
~a,,ae, A CALLED Convocation OF this
MXa Chapter will be held THIS tues
HAXday} EVENING, in Masonic Hall, at
u O'clock. The NJ. and Past Master
Degress will be conferred. By order OF
the Il. P: JACOB SULHBAOHER,
June 161 Secretary.
Capital Building & Loan Association
TNHE regular monthly meeting Of the
Il Stockholders OF this Association will
be held ct the Hibernian Hall, at o'clock,
THIS EVENING. Installments will be re.
ceived aa usual and money loaned.
W. r. CATHCANT,
June 1G l Secretary and Treasurer.
Without the Knife!
rANCER CURED WITHOUT THE
~ KNIFE, by using "BRAsEL's CANCER
CURE" This wonderful discovery for the
cure OF Cancer has attracted much atten-
ton here and elsewhere. The remedy is
now for sale at HEINITSH'B Drug Store.
where all applications will be made. Those
afflicted with this malignant disease will
do we'll te tiy it Get it at
E. II. HEINITSH'3 Drug Store.
June IL
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Commercial Bank of Columbia.

REFEREES NOTICE.
County Of Richland-Harvey Terry ct al. ps.
Al. j: Calhan, az Receiver, and others. as
Stockholders OF the Commercial Bank Of
Colum bia, SC.
THE undersigned having boon appointed
l. SPECIAL REFEREE in the above
cause, ITO receive proof as to the bills
which ?ho defendants allege they have re-
deemed aud paid" givos notice that he will
receive such proof on or befo-e SATUR.
DAY, the 9th day of June, Instant, at his
Office, in Columbia, 4. o.
". u. GULICK, Special Referee
June l6 tuth
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the suppression nf both Bonapartist
and Radical agitations in the barracks.
The police have closed the cafe De
IOpera, on the Boulevard Halseman,
because it was rendezvous for the
Bonapartists.
LONDON, June 15.-The ship Astro-
nom, from Nsw Orleans for Bremen,
is aground in the Weser. She went
on during heavy gale. Tugs have
gone to her assistance, and it is ex.
pected she will float off soon. A later
despatch says the bark Euergi. from
New Orleans, is aground Of Nuiya.
LONDON, June 15.-The Paris cor.
respondent of the Times telegraphs
that the votes in the Assembly for and
against the Left Centres constitutional
bill, to-day, will be about equal in
number, or sixty members OF the Right
Centre are undecided. If the rumor
that these Disputes will abstain from
voting is true, the Left Centre will
probably be successful. AS proposed, !,
the bill has three articles. The first
provides that the Government shall
consist Of Senator and Chamber of
Representatives and the President Of
the republic. The second confirms
Marshal MaoMahon as President until
1880. The third provides for a par-
tlal or total revision ofsthe Oonstitu.
tIon, by such constitutional bill as may
be hereafter submitted.
LONDON. June 15.-A semi.official
Telegram from Berlin gives explicit
contradiction to the despatch from that
city. on Friday last, which said that
the Federal Council OF State has voted
to extend to all the States of the en-.
pre- the new Prussian law for the civil
registration OF births, deaths and mar.
ringes. It is stated, on the contrary,
that tho Federal Council really rejected
the bill, on the ground that it's provi.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-02

Miss EMMA ABBoTr.-This gifted
song-bird, who under great difficulties
arrived in our city some years since,
and applied to Miss Louisa Kello for
ald IN the prosecution of her mu usical
studies, and received an audience from
her at Whites Hall, was taken under
her protection, and subsequently, as So
pranO at DR.. Chapin's Church in New
York, secured hosts of friends and ad-
mirers beneath whose auspices she
sailed for Europe to continue her studies,
has lately received an offer from Mad
anne Patti CauX to sing with her in Mr..
MapletOn's London season. Kellogg,
Nilsson aud Parepa have prophesied her
success upon the Operatic stage, and it
isgratifying that their hopes are not to be
as Miss Abbott's enemies,
detractors and rivals, in Italy, had pro-
mulgated. Such was their jealously
that the debutante for operatic fame
was made so uncomfortable that a Sc
riOus nervous afflictiOn resulted there
from, which caused her TO leave Milan
Tor Naples, where renewed health and
strength gave her the victory over her
enemies
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MAKING COMBS OF SKATE-STRAPS.-
A bird that spends much OF his time on
factory roofs tells us that folks are be-
ginning to make buttons, combs, door
knobs, cups, canes and all sorts of things
out of leather. They chemicalize it, he
says, chip it up and dissolve it in certain
fluids till it is pulp. Then then they
make il into useful articles by pressing
II into moulds of the required shape.
When they take it out OF the moulds it is
hard and tough. Then they polish its
surface in some way and the articles are
ready for sale.
SO, my dears, you may yet comb your
hair with your skate-straps, button your
clothes with your boots, drink out of old
pocket books aud use a worn-out harness
for your walking stick.-.H. Nicholas for
AOrculber.
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an indnement for friends
by
For ttyhv subscribers
IILE SEWING
Price,
wiIg
frsca in
~ corner dand Morrison ntres, ,Plrland
b. the cash. wng
PORTABLE ORGAN
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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-02

HENRY WARD BEECHER on INTER-
EsT.-No blister draws sharper than
interest does. OF all industries none is
comparable to that of interest. 1t works
all day and night, in fair weather and
foul. 1t has no sound in its footsteps,
but travels fast. 1t gnaws at a mans
substance with invisible teeth. Itbinds
industry with its film, as fly Is bound
in spiders web. Debts roll a man
over and over, binding hand and foot,
and letting him hang upon the fatal
mesh until the long-legged interest de-
YOURS him. There is but one thing on "a
farm like it, and that is the Canada
thistle, which swarms new plants every
time you break its roots, whose bios
SONS are prolific, and every flower the
father Of q million seeds. Every leaf is
an awl, every branch a spear, and every
plant like platoon of bayonets, and a
field of them like an armed host. The
whole plant is torment and vegetable
curse. And yet a farmer had better
make his bed Of Canada thistles than TO
be at ease upon interest.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-02

BOYS Using ToBAcCo.-A strong and
sensible writer says a good sharp thing,
terly ruined thousands of boys. 1t
tends to the softening and weakening of
the bones, and it greatly Injuries the
nervous fluid. A boy who smokes early
aud frequently, or in any way uses
large. quantities OF tobacco, is never
known 10 make q man of much energy,
and generally lacks muscular and phys
ical as well as mental power. We
would particularly warn boys, who
want to be anything in the world, TO
shun tobacco as a most baneful poison"