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Registers Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested In the Estates in the respective decedent,
the following accounts have been filled in the
Registers Office of Monroe county, and will
be presented for confirmation to the Orphans
Court Of said County at Stroudsbnrg, on Mon
day, the 2Sth day of December, 1874, at lC
o'clock, A. NJ.
Account of Philip Remel, Administrator oi
the Estate of Mary Remel, decd.
Account of Samuel Streepy, Administrator
of the Estate of Andrew Buskirk, decd.
Account of Henry Kortz, Guardian of Thos
7. Shoener.
Account of VIM. n Buttz, Administrator OF
the Estate Of George Werkheiser, decd
First account of Alonzo B. Shafer, Admins.
traitor Of the Estate of Mary Shafer, decd.
Account Of David r. Malvin, Guardian of
Edgar Z. Hollinshead.
Account of VIM. II. Case, Executor of the
last Will and testament of John Lynch, decd.
First account of Thomas Altemose, Admins
traitor of the Estate of Jacob Altemose, decd
First account of Josiah Shupp, Administra-
tor of the Estate of Nathan Shupp, decd.
Account of Peter Gruver. Administrator OF
the Estate of George A. Buskirk, decd.
Account of Edward B. Dreher and Secilla S..
Carr, Administrators of the Estate of James
Carr, Jr., decd.
J. APPENZELLER, Register.
Register. Office, Stroudsburg, |
Nov. q, 1874.
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Sherif's Sale.

e. ny FlIf9e Of writ Of ven. ex. to me direct
a., ..'aeo oGt Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
f ,i'Ifoe Ws County, will expose 10 sale, at Pub
S1s~Fday, tie 18th day Of December, 1874,
t., O'clock in the afternoon, at the Court
Cane Co'Se IN the Borough of Stroudsburg, Monroe
70 'r4.E' W.T.. the following described Real Estate,
t,,ot a1N hat certain nessuage, tenement and
rs ~ Vi land situate in Pocono township, Mon
'0pnty, containing
85 ACRES,
Ps,ae. Or less, bounded by land of Jacob Learn,
BIZ Learn, Manasseh Miller, George Sc
,oo.s ,s ana others; about 20 acres cleared, bal
'''N1er land. Improvements are
y '"Ine Dwelling House, :::::l
!. .R% RR2Fies high, Is by % feet, frameEe.l.E
o. LS, tL., - by 30 feet, variety of Fruit Trees
Sa; e premises and water near the door.
CIV leg ~ Land aud taken in execution as the prop
b. e,.l raiilp ShiVely, and to be sold by me
a.,is : CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff
l'c,sso lu otEce, Stroudrhurg,
''uoeF 1874 81
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TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
Mr.. r. MAINONE the gentleman who
ad dvertises in another column of this paper has
been engaged here for some time in regulating,
repairing, and tuning Pianos, Organs, MeloIe-
ons, etc, and we the undersigned think him a
perfect master Of the business. lie repaired,
regulated and tuned our instruments, that is
Pianos and Melodeons, to our entire satisfac-
ton, and better than any one we ever employed
before. We think him gentleman in every
respect and recommend him TO every one who
wishes TO employ a competent tuner, as thor
oughly acquainted with the construction of
musical instruments.
G.. r. ANDRE,
REV. J. KOHLER,
G. SANFORD,
JOHN S. FISHER,
NELLIE r. HINDS,
DARIUS DREHER,
HON. J. B. STORM.
c. D. BRODHEAD,
FRANK BUSH,
A. w. LODER,
j. K. SHAFER,
FRED. WAGNER.
November l9, 1S74-4t.
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Inst received at Williams's Drug Store
barrel of seven year old Rye Whiskey.
r., received at Williams Drug store a
Iot of English Sailed Potash, warran-
ted good. loc'' o-lt'
r,r, received at Williams Drug Store
,,r,ro stock of White Lead and Linseed Oil
g. ' the fall trade. Prices of Oil and Lead
reduced loc'' o-lt'
INNS p-oven at the Monroe County Fair
IN Rnster had the best made and finest
',gg,,bing 'g", in Monroe County. Ruster received
Nv J'oti,0 fr.t premium on Clothing for 13 years
NoTrcE.-N. Ruster has returned from
- citv with a big stock of clothing, hats,
,la los fIrs furnishing goods, dry goods, &c.
~ TtE.ou want anything in his line, give him a
Ill He will sell you goods cheaper than
e,er before.
n THE PUBLIC If you want uice and
..,.;.b snit of clothes and one that will wear
S.,I .:.,I 90 to RuSter's and you can have your
t;,L out of the largest aud best selected
tack in town, at prices that will astonish
YOU all
Great bargains at Ruster's in white dress
sl;rts. under shirts, draws, hosiery, gloves,
S,a.kt;es. bows, collars and cuffs, handker-
ab;af. suspenders, umbrellas, &C. Call and
sTanine before purchasing elsewhere.
\ Ruster just received from the city a
rra assortment Of dry goods, alpacas, shawls,
trimmings, &c, which he sells real cheap.
Ifv0u want nice paper collars, cuffs, neck
res bows, &c, go to Ruster's he has the
iarge,t stock and sells cheap.
Y Raster has all the very latest styles of
hats Call and see them He is selling
goods very low.
, 1874-12-01
Tho Pore md MIR. t,1oilstonr.

h9Ms % %tEoe 1o) Ear,,.aadtnrs " honsion NTH He!e.
Thls mUrning tho Pore, WHO has recovered from his
1naEoston, utter receiving the Dshpp Ut Bucharest
a!initte several Eugal Catholics 10 audience. Iii
addressing them, lio eatd:
"a former Niuslor Of your country, whom hal
ncl!etel ratllnr moderate, mud who to Say to truth
au 1iovcr Whto III dc0 manifested arrogance or vic.
ioneo tsward tho Caholo Church, Intoxicated ny thu
rrGccedltga Of another Minister In nnothcr State has
su!doaly conie forward, like wiper, nesailR thta
ah sl o. st. retcr hayo not read tlie booA. ind
what understand, the a1iniaer within t,ey cali Lis
era aastern tlio oaiholtcs Of that nation and leads
them 10 believe thnt Wish thc to become tsloynl 10
their Hoyoregn anil tho laws os their coontry. P1xzle
It beiolttns tho vast prosress as by that grrut
ton III tho path Of thu trio fah, tho fallen Minister
hoped to arrast tic luminous triumph Of tie Church
by Interpreting utter bis fashion tho will Of this
Hnid TINT nycn should tho Church nroso heavy Isr-
lies should lear them from toir Interest In tho cO-
1n,.non Of tho Church.; but oMr dogmas far from
eiray ng ar no s % ov un9so ,srss WIZ nN VII Mk
md ro!esthns, uccaHe calling themselves Catholics,
they lai'y robcl against God and tho laws os tha
UhufcAH ~ =
, 1874-12-01
GLADSTONE AND THE POPE.
Lord Cuinnyn AEscrtB to tho Gladstone lsx-
position.
From The LaHfan 7Irlts, KTor. II.
We have been requested by Lord camoys 10 publish

position.
e havs been retll,ehtea by Lord Ca1noys 10 publish
tho following letter:
1l,:sLEy.oS.1i1Aslgs. Nov. 13, 1871,
you lIavo aprcacI to thoEe Eulisl nomai, Catholics
wllo roucr III to yeya YOU layo therein expressed,
Az aul ono Of thoBb WHO 70 concur am bound to
sayao. No oro Is mors entitled Than yourself 10 aIl
expression Of confidence from tl!ogo who l,aro bepe
liberty by which You have hccn invariably guilc'
conc,r III The proposition you layo statedI though
, 1874-12-01

would s.no thst TIP lst!t'on appears to havo neen
rss & es 1s es .as 1SY % Sss @ @
ssss le!s . e ~ iunrc. q hSsan ha n,os Mn1te nc
entirely a cGlne' lnnrS' a' Or o.lers look ns II tlcy
others composed Of obaoaup wor,ls md ctjtons
eMn % 31anEes 1ssess, IF Gs3 aro NJ
ss ssr o bes Of fsss sssss ts,ens a eSs
lmn,!wrinH. Among tAe ros!'!ecsa of ngnors appear
Iiyaustor. syracuac M T.; Atirla, Mici DaK Towm''
hSs5y G sHsi'egh Hi'sg hnl II N' ,,.1 xh Gy
tcr, o. k. iiollow, Wild Cat Hhuo. Cincinnati. skIn
A;!as J,ue.ion, Eas -. 1ons, Terro llanc, 1na
SFshy Asonatt' re% 6esl!as c.ea.SIs Hi1s,
Thonas cI,ewsco. oo nu; Kisey Toat lat sya joao,;
ooy n ossy sS Snsy y ySooSy S5nsy qy ;S sds Sy eos
ol,.re Minnie butehor. Tlo obaeo.o names wo for
TX miaoriity kiriit Of yonr Committee is of the opinion
TINT such petitions should not DO entertained Iy thla
oaac and would reco''n'u,f sI.t 4 70 placed on
snMrnoDT n1p IT.
Ald Canpbc aai.i .hat ho las not naato any carges
against thr City clorl hut 10 restcre1 Thu clarRo
tlat eonleIoly lad srrsepttto'lsly ph bogus names
II wAe NOT nlq,tAnpsoa.
a Msiaraso ia wd AZ sd a tue document IN s
Y hsd icssn In lis vault an'l no oiangea Ind been
lHudn 4u 1t.
AID Campbell Called attention to significant fnct
--tat nlt tho bogus a 0hsce1lo nnncs al residences
3 %sFG sens hc.o to onS sagc so7wu ha and
over, d not inyaltdata the Do,,-t -tio i1u1cg. nn o
inEiss!l that o oouicil win loug dangerous thug
nroagnt 20 HeliAa of i1s duty by niaudanls from
ihp courts. =
WHIT MIGHT HAPPEN.
Aid. i'rlErlson rscatcu bis former statement that
iront tho limo tln }tton ca1H0 Into tho hands Of tho
oonn!ttes on judiciary, there was possibility Of lis
would nugest tho possibility tlut soo citisoi mIght
sn l, n eersu for M 1,ninso rcstsan!ng the
s pf1 m H sssGn s sn ntay asy h r
AN. GulefUu ElCie Ut tonic te.lRth III faypr Of the
aaHtton Of s report, laying great sresa upon tho
All the roports ordered laid oycr anu published.
-, THE OGDEN DfTCH.
Att. Alstreh, Of the spcctal Committee to whom
W. referred tho teannton relative to to damaging
oiecl q tto Oan Ditch upon tlle OhcnRo River unti
tho 1soA ~ ; \ ah,aap 1,a oa!,1 submitted lengthy
that lilo only Immediate md permanent recf for tho
30 psspaiaes srr from its Junction Wit 10 @ oaen ~
current Or ,water from ito aouth brunei. Of te i
Mest nranch q tho chlcag go 1.lvcr, thus mal;-
tic % ode sa Chill au4a9s t. ne sH uos Reipns, as
isan Canal, which ID only abo 10 carry oil tho 1,rcac,t
sswcraEe q tho tdty under the most favorable rc1n.
looked for ii .lIis direction TLs Com;teo regard
y se ,c4s rgs o. oHsn IN. o. 1qt Soh
Michigan Calu must be stiil further iecpcnci ul ct
larged before Tho question of tho drainage of thc
tAat tu Hoard Of Public Worla lsEo tic n,rycy of
the Dcslaiaes RireT mentioned above, End prepare
o a. pt sSh to sns uoss etafs a q tao expense
mud counon Council nnite in memorial to ile sia.e
Lsssls,tro aud t. cougEeSa urging .ho Importance
Ircr, by the enhancement Uf tho Illinois hfchttfG
, 1874-12-01
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

Lecture by Hopworth Dixon in Ecrucll Hall.
ME. Hpnworth Di1on, Of England, }octurca I'll BAR
we'll Hall last escninH on Tho Now 0arman Empire"
r1n was introduced BY Dr. Hyde, Of tho Young MONS
Christian Associations under whose auspices ho lcctur-
cd. Thpre was fair attendance. Mr. Dixon Ii poor
speaker.
The LECTURER commenced by saying that new aucs.
lion had been forced upou tAo1n by eycn.s America
FeYld not ahirt tho 1Npss!on auy moro than Europe
could. Tho new German Empire was terri.
ble fact that frontcd tho world. It YVES bactca by
1,2op,ooo men in arms. It Ind oyertLrowa
fauial and inperta Austria It Ind broken, for time
1t least, The military power Of revolutionary France.
Aud she VAS still spreading her immense power and
rrolttng by her astonishing victories. 6ho was desat
Ing to powers IN EUROPE in Aua, aud in Africn, and
tAa t1uo might col1a when she would dictate policy
in her quarters Of The world To-day she iuug hcr
protesting shield over liberated Italy anu lieut. her
tremendous p1l 10 struggling Spain.
Tho question TINT tho world was asking itself was
wh4her the German Empire Tas u foo to DO dreaded
Or friend to DO hnilel With welcome. The growth Or
TINT Emprp was, in tho n,an, duo to
They woro Kat.or william. ~ Prince bismarck, and
R ssn AS the da o a9 pe
scIcsl Kingdom Prince blsmarrl, haG 6ocn dreaming
sq Ell e. n&ias s&Sisr s s1G @s ips as
seaiocTatIc government
MFR. Dixeia gave d very lucid Hl:ntcl OF
EA1sEn WILLIAM,
II slain on Hphr1ian Hillside; md III Emrefor. d.
an ssa %ss soenR % ao piSs S j Rsss
ssRse wsR strangely missa wlth III sane fnjahy
xss Of quite n different mold TALL stateS profound
j sas snee 1ay oasafs + 1ed s
which EETFCd to illustrate hB Afrftular character. HG
also alluded to Iia,nnrcka escapes from assasanrtton
and M 70 his ,nanY d'cs which ferved to hppy hs mar
temp. Inate upon hiA lilo by Kulman, VIII rfeited but
aid rot seem to produce much oneitsuene among tho
THO lecturer spoko Of bismarck WITH tha air of
man w!.o wua tn loyo with ha hcro-ard!ng him ufer
II IT, lSss nasSs e. ssf o
70 bo inferred that thS great prsnier the life
mpch endanger that principle. '' '''' ''''S
uIt, JAcouf
sss nc5t referred to 'n 1ner ~ M M.qpeaary erm
STssss s,s III iii Ssa % ss, s!Ss Esn;s!ss ea
SaR Sa ua aG"a nos TI nsde tue e S gSsensr epd
5aeoi led that neEmuny hnd no rigt to taip Alsuca
ata war. For expressing tl,at opinion ho wlu losfe
Up 1p forress tlutii tlp Empire was canan1n!atet
" d,ated Aisa9rek, hnt 10 ua''l of lin tat he gid
cansnl r.feiy "yer tic g,if Of military iosroti.,n.
ssSess ss ssSss y seS ?''ss e.
soca sssar s4 s1rscsl d;s5mns e
lay!h q thu mi,illu avca-llo iroly lion'un Empire
pR,asf,Fnoas sEssSs " agst IeRt4' ta fffw IT,
QlsnUnE ohlG1I OF PnuRGiA,
md how AlbIcsht Of .lo4en:oleFu, rrlncs af prar-
ls!lrg ha h s'woa,ge l!e l'niaa s'd ieiypss t.
lve iuto tcnlar State, wrh sn:ala|tsed tcrn'rn,
t. " ss as 4ssp sad 's % III fHsFs H5ssn Em 5
, 1874-12-01
IfnEn 0E LEE.

Sreeias DtsparA 10 Tao G3ie1go Tffdans.
BATTLE unEEx, Alicl'., Nov. 30.-Noy. % Ransom
atmrtornnt, "a years Of age, committed suicide ut
Dcl!orl,o by hanging himself in lltufathor'H barn.
vhero lo was found suspended by ropo from beam,
Ie lad shown ByInrtoA OF insanity for .osornl wccls.
Coroner berry summoned jury who rendered ycr-
dict Of suicide. 1is father haa been 1nsane for tie
paBt fifteen ycars.
, 1874-12-01

woro ut liberty to dIa,elovo thpn with impunity il
nnrc!y = ,low obligation. As m inioponilcns
English Ronun Catholic, I consi1or 1t my
niirea. Much mny be Rad Of The aorlo,ls difficulties
t,nt many 1e'nhera Of !1!e Roman Catholic Church
poca to bcoyo In tho Vatican tlocrees. For myself
will aay tint hatory. common gcnHo, and my carly
instruction. forbid mo to accept tho astounding nnI
Iotttne. of TIM personal infallhilty Of tho Pope,
thongh linntc no nEAcrtc TO tho large domain Of
filth and morsals. rnmaiu yours faithfully,
UihioYs
Tho n1,ovo Catholic nohle,nan stands ligh not only
In ILLS Church, but nNlonK MI Elasgca III ENGLAND.
, 1874-12-01
FREE LODGINGS,

Visit TO tllr Kolfcf nuil Aid ssocicty's shelter,
"hlaNs inIlunlRusty 10 man mckcs counteus MILL
ions nsousn." This expression must hayc originated
pt tne when Knvs and Princes aud lorilly nristo-
Gratis looted upon their snbloots mitch cattle,
aud treated them suvh md acted as II ignorant Of
1he saying: "For The poor always 20 hayo with
you."
It is not proper to talk Of ",nants inhs,maniy to
man in this country for in land Oh tho face Of the
Garth aro there 60 many monuments Of tho good will,
bcneyolcncc, and humanity, and love Of for NH,
rs in thu United 6tates Peace sn plenty {sa general
sAng} Aboun ana to thoso Nl0 needy account
Of rirculsancea thcy cannot control. HynpatAy mud
practical ait are generously extended. Ircp hospitals
rloycd and free lodging houses for those who requirs
shelter from The cold winter hlasts.
W. Ghsago elief an Ai Society to 10 credited
FnEE Loug1f0-l1ovsEa
In Chicago In Now York, alllnugl such houses are
undyr thu control of tho Department Of Charities and
Corrections, ret they ,nalptesl BY tho polico u
cnch precinct, the ouginghonBcs brtng gencrly si-
atcd ut lc rear Of Lo police station. D TINT arrange.
nlent ph1ccttonab'e cllar4ctera. drlnkpn people,
worthy Objects, Gld tho professionals known aniol tho
police reviewers fron tue regularity un frequency
sy sy p1oo sx ss oa s sIfo o
send to tho p9or fellows who these bitter col winter
sAelter from tho Etorms. A1aiy criminal toll
that, while thus wanting place 70 sleep aud roaming
nIss tg strrTss it, hn rss tetaia to commit ess
and with s,o bed except the har ngs Of tho sidewalk
Of Tho recessed doorway, is 1t not easy for tho EVIL
Due 10 sccVrn victim? Wlo then, can estimate thu
yaluu al these lolgtug houBas.
TIE CLARK aTltEIsT HOUSE.
a TA1nusg Reporter vistel tic hpnso on Clark
asrce. coFArr Of Harrison. aGt night. 1t 10 frAn,e
lnllsling and formerly occupied by Church cou-
grcsatiols. When tho care-tskar opcacd Tie do.r,
hte1tA of mingled cdoru, not ut I'LL pleasant, Rnopg
wl.cA the amcl of tohaeco predonnatoI, strurk Lis
nostrils. It Eas 4t!,llAB, sutoeang, warm stsnc
, 1874-12-01
FINANCIALLY INVOLVED.

S,,.e;ai pf+petrh u The GAtragq TtI9unt.
MrLwAUHEr, NoY, S0.-1t Ia said OH tho ssrceis to-
tay that Edmund Eheru, uoy rcisaarcr, llav ,nndo
an assignment for Tho bvleat ef NY cFe1ra. lila
gag, TiIo llap og Ills hupd tu tho county era good.
1Wna atae previous to 4a tall c!ecIio9 tat ho was
in dicnles hut tho fact was let out Of Tho papers
by 4ta (Eien9s
, 1874-12-01
PATENT WATCH CASE,
IF You WANT

to pusolssu elegant aud durable GoIp W4Tou. 4nd
Ms1a haa1;1,,s ,i ewing ,Muayy buy tlo lAn FAT
hia.an1 tla and naao .rjrs. e yh!Yi hsyo th.
i;ass snS !'oys sEs' sad teH Walesa
sta%ao "nsas 'iS i0o;sI d.!s atsns
Lxnc, New York. " ~
, 1874-12-01
THE GOOD sAMARlTANs.
Meeting of the Outs---Free Grit
icls1n Of Prcss and People.
Their Plans for the Future.

Their Plans for the Future.
Tho "Orfglnaln Good Han1aritans werc announced
tor meeting yesterday afternoon 1t tho residence Of
Mrs. Leonard, at No. COS Fulton street. At about
O'clock thcro hud assembled III tho parlor OF that ndyo
LoEo seyfn females, who termed Themselves Tho Good
Sanlartta s-aul at ono tino there Is doubt but
What they members Of that Association. Among
The who had mot at 1ta. Iconlrd, apparently
for gosuip than for business atrs. Briggs,
Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. French, nnl Mira. Emily Miller.
!hia quastesc Of women did tho talking and ran tue
| busincsu, insisted by Mrs. Leonard.
Prior to calling The meeting 10 order theao Good
Bamaritans ndutgcl thcmaclyeg for orcr o.. hour III
Apus1,;a THE OTHER FACTION
Of tho sau1o name, WHO have possesyion Of tho Homo
tho North sdc anu III pitching into the p-eas of
Chicago generally. n1ra. Briggs was ihs lo,,tcat
talkcs Of the afternoon; sno gaye vent 10 her wrath
twice or tlrcc times az old rpy Of tlon,-wAIch
one doubted-and consequently thoy, tho reporters,
were not catnetons to Judge Of the actions Of tho
qooa spmaF!Eanrs. -......--
| Mrs LEONARD
| Paid her rcspecta to Tnx Tribune, aud from her
language evidently cutcrtains anything but kindly
fpeliag towards ts rppqzcra. Notwithstanding lIrs
Leouarta assault on The Tn1npst, shq Informed tho
reporter WHO Was rrcsc.1t yesterday that slo
subscriber And read 1t every morning before riE!ug
Mrs. Leonard was n!eassd Aqwoycs that tho reporters
were present atil hoped they would on that occasion
Tho ollcera ana !atica Or tho other faction in
tor tne'r l3ro o. ne nose @ ~ t9see uo9a haart
aas sr .fo ianf VIVA oi thas iaet'on y 10 quGs.
| mott corrnnt.--!hGse wlo have tho oaarga OF tho
Mome, e or sh1aS Mao seGk neiteF therein THE qnes-
81 II {hsy Hss
business that nftornoot it wns high tinu thoy wers
S o aa eroc a t. saua M q
eEper'A presence q ie fspo5;era, and tloHtht
1u ~. ,,'aa IsE ,san n1uIn as ~ EXaLunsp T.
Sts foEbfa ri ephatieal.y oajce;sA sAe satd !at they
IL En-. ta nbs s co IL " 5o tnn o nn
W!th thslf g!i4tra Fas hisonEh thn medium Of t4q
m III rn a ~ ~ aa T. roe }
TIKI 'nS too!: @ IT. nh!9 gI aaa, H1s LOT cohsui!a-
ea }Is Ky anniGp saia q l. luz a,s n marns
%ass st Of ss IT, pssssdas Ssadfs mss
Hsj srs s' osSss, {ha|s treasurer was called upoa to
q4eFsaa further TIM: oo...a n,n,...
- +,,ox- -,r .,si xI.s a0oH19 pantx; ,ao
~ tHe}, aaH HI LILLE Eoeat ltn nbse IeEafGs rEtri-
fasts woS$ a5TSSs7 y
result Ct tlat bl!.;tssa aa 1enot!cd az Sic, with
GsnsE @ l9cs @ @aheeFeso, a1a ca,e'1 tnete Ta nravs-
p'sss t, $ III Ipess esss Te sais
GeY aal easrsl up proysasos te aifs: Weeiss. ho
alatson ,sp refused tp reeoiga It. Mr. Forbes under
ositions of tlo imatss q lid iions to tl.o 11oyo
taeta, al ana tass CYL st Won!a ~ a probability
a 5 sas iss e. ssifsa ass1 Ss ns's
If neec.sasy, backed by lilo Chicago police fore:.
Mss forhs3 also nader reroFt ~ regard to obtaining
| fnftfEs FoIi fAtteS YoNEE,
ond Informed tho eix ladies' there sssenplc TINT thoy
G1a prGsHfWG % tree fpos ZEN T. tna ehren n9 af
, 1874-12-01
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE,

LITTLE RooK, Nov. so.-A resolution was intro.
lccd In tho House to-day 10 thkc rcccss from tlC
lNh Of DeccMbcr ID tlo first Monday In JANUARY
Tlicro was considerable opposition 10 it, nnd 1t ii
doubtful II It will pass.
, 1874-12-01
sEx suudsys. Tx. Saturday, t11. Monday
PtrtSBuRD, Fl. WAYNE CHICAGO RAILWAY.

CHICAGO, RDGK ISLAND e PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ueuot " 1i.a Earsn an Sheraasis. Ticket qce
f;rand Pacific Hotel.
Lcars. dFrsus.
Omaha Ex 'l0:lh A. III. $3.50 y. IN.
Perm Accommodation. h;10 IN. In. a:}1 M
Might Express. }fl0:M q. III. 6:l5a.
, 1874-12-01
Agitation Of tho Proposed Now Sys-
tcm Of Night Scayenger
Work.
Three Different Reports on the Rs
incorporation Question.
No Disposition Shown to Respect
the Will of the People.
The Ogden Ditch Committee Present
Some Important Reoonlmen-
datiolls.

Tho Common Council met last. evening, President
Dixon In tho chaiy this being tho last regllr meeting
Of tho body Aa at nrcscut co,p,>oBcl.
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Whooping Cough III the
Last Stage.

A writer in The Medical Jour
nal, London, states that in cases
of whooping cough in the last
stage, that is, after the third week
he has had one ounce of the
strongest liquid ammonia put
into a gallon Of water in an open
pan, and the steam kept up by
means of half a brick made red
hot throughout, and put into the
boiling water containing the
ammonia, the pan being placed
i'm the middle of a room, into
which the patients were brought
rs the ammonia steam was pass
ing of. This method, he says,
was used in the evening, before
bedtime, and it proved so eiiica-
cious in abating the spasmodic
attack, and after three OF four
days terminating the malady, as
TO establish, beyond doubt, the
value Of this mode Of inhalinG
ammonia as a therapeutic agent
in tranquilizing the nervous sys-
tenn in the whooping cough.
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DANGER OF Snow. WATER IL CIR
les There is considerable dan
yer TO health in Northern cities
from the deposit of melted Snow.
water in cisterns and wells. DR..
Edwards of Montreal, in a com,
anunication to the Mayor Of that
city, states that within an hour
or two OF melting, the snow ga
ter contains swarm Of living or,
ganisms, including most OF the
infusory animalcule and variety
of worms and vibriones, a tea
spoonful becoming, in fact, a
miniature aquarium, and a few
grains of the dust mentioned con
tanning more filth, animal lie, and
germs of disease than a block of
ice 600 pounds in weight.
He advists the city authorities
to remove the unwholesome ru-
france more promptly than they
have usually done, and to adopt II
plan Of filtration for the water
supply of the city. In this way
he thinks they viii guard against
epidemic diseases, reduce the rate
of infant mortality, and promote
The general health and sohriety Of
the citizens at large.
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\ producer of pork in Mus
kingum county, Ohio, who has
made an experiment with hogs
with a view to ascertain how far
cold retards the rate of fatten-
ing, reports the following re-
suits: Carefully weighing the
hogs fed, and the corn fed to
them, and estimating pork at
four cents per pound, he found
that what he fed out during the
first week in October returned
Tin pork so cents per bushel ;
the first week in November, GO
cents the third week, 40; the
fourth week in November and
December, % the first half of
January, 3 !; the last half, 0. In
the October week of the exper-
iment the weather was pleasant
and warm. 1t gradually grew
colder till the latter part Of No
vember, from which time it re-
manned about stationery till the
lst of January, after which ii
ran down to zero, and below il
the latter part of the month,
The hogs were we'll sheltered in
a good pen with plank floor
agricultural Report.