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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-17
IMPORTANT TO MEDICAL STC.

Tic IrUslees Ot ule LOtIlsVIIIe McuIcal
College louisville, ky.) have, IN accord
ance with the provisions OF their charter
established Beneficiary System whereby
any young man studying medicine and te-
ing unable to pay for his education, may re-
ceive Beneficiary Scholarship, which re.
lieves him OF payment Of the Professors
fees. The public will be pleased to learn
that this well known College has abol.
ished all fees for its diplomas the Fac.
ulty being thus wholly unintercsted pc.
cuniarily In the result OF all examinations
for graduation. For particulars, address
Dean of Louisville Medical College, lG3
Second street. louisville, Nv.
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clay street, New York. Contents as fol-
lows:
Sunday and Lent.
Macready's "reminiscences.
Allotropic Christianity.
The Pacific Islanders Protection Bill.
Education in Prussia and England.
The Guicwar of Baroda.
House Ventilation and Warming.
Tho Evidences of Design I'm Nature.
Contemporary Literature.
Article l., beginning with Lent, main.
tains that there are no valid ecclesiastical
reasons for observing it, traces Its history
'in the early Christian church and in Il c
time of the Reformation, and refers 10
such OF the various practices and cere-
| monies connected with it as are likely to
prove Interesting points of contrast be-
tween the past and present and then dis.
cusses the question of the observance OF
Sunday, the nature of its authority, and
the degree OF its obligation.
Particle ii. a dissertation on the dcca-
dence of histrionic art enters largely into
this article, which is rather an essay on
Macrcady ard the character of the stage
than ieview of the "Reminiscences.
Article Ill. "When a gas assumes a
form so far differing from its normal form
as TO be: practically distinct gas, it is
called by chemists allotropic. Thus
ozone is allotropic oxygen. Now as
ozone differs from oxygen, so does MIR.
Haweis' Christianity differ from the
Christianity Of the New Testament.
Hence we have ycntured TO give to the
religious system set forth by Mr. Iaweis
the name of Alotropic Christianity
| The article is devoted to ''the considera
} lion Of Mr.. lIaweis' theory "of what i,
called Natural Religion, and thenh i,
| theory of Christianity
Article ". relates 10 the slave trade
\now prac,ised among the natives of the
: South Sea Islands.
At Arlicle '. n history and conpariso,
H. oil Tie British and Prussian educationa
10 systems.
Article vi. The Guicwar having Gl
len into iawjess practices IN regard TO hi
own subjects, aud been demonstrate
y with by the British Government, is su,
d posed 10 have instigated an attempt /
!! poison Colonel Phayre, the British Res
h, dent at his court. The government
- slow about taking any decided steps
: regard to the matter, and the ineflicicnc
:" OF the Anglo-lndian administration
~ severely criticised.
- Article VII. explains the evils to wllic
~ we are subjected by cold draughts an
want OF proper ventilation, and gives
:, plan for supplying houses with an III
% limited supply of pure warmed air.
% Article VIII. This long and Interest
If ing article carefully reviews the ey
C dences OF design In nature, coming to tn
v conclusion that they are not only insult
2 cient, but absolutely null. 1t then give
a Hypothetical sketch Of the history {
/, creation, based upon the theory {
p transformation by natural selection nm
i survival of the fittest."
n The reviews under Contemporary Lii
efature are as full as usual.
~ 1he periodicals reprinted by the Leon
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WILL IT aEsrLTsN TaOuniE.

Mr.. Brice-Sembc, merchant OF New
Orleans, and Mr.. Thezc, young man
well.known In that city, both citizens Of
this country, on their arrival In France,
some time ago. whittier they had gone ON
n business tour, were, we learn from the
New Orleans Times. both arrested by the
authorities, and AFTER undergoing an OK
animation, were found liable to be COLI
scripted, and were Immediately sent to
Africa, where they are now doing militia
nv duty. What are we going to do
about IT.
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ard Scott Publishing Co. al Barclay
street. n. W are rs follows: The Lon
don Quarterly, Edinburgh, Westminster.
and British Quarterly Reric,cs, and B'ack-
'cood's Magasinc. Price. 81 year for
any one, or only SIS for all, and the post
age is prepaid by the publishers.
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PRESIDENT GRANT and all the mem
bcrs Of his cabinet are absent from WASH
ington City, But the season Is rolling
around, and when the nights get a little
longer and little cooler, the President
and his advisers will roll into Washing
ton for the winter.
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The new institution for fceble-mindcd
children has been located at Lincoln. con-
trary to general expectation. The COM
missioncrs have decided to purchase forty
acres of land there for seven thousand.
five hundred dollars.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-17

AT an amateur concert in Carmi the
other day, Miss Georgia Phillips sang:
"Whcn Grandmama is Cone" having
especial reference to the suggested jour
ney of Grandmother Beverage to Phia-
delphia.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-17

ED. CLARKE asks: "Will somebody
In st. Louis Use his influence with Prof.
lice to get him to make Il dryer arrange
mcnt for the weather -
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SPRINGFIELD, ILLS.
Conference Of the Governor With the
sheriff Of Williamson County.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, August 1.-THE
Democratic committee for this county has
fixed the convention to nominate candi-
dates for August 90.
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Illinois Railroads

From Poor's Railroad Manual we take
the following figures as to Illinois rail-
roads for the three past years:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-17
WILLIAMSON COUNTY

ran away.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
MIR. Noah j.. Norris, sheriff Of VIII
Hanson county, was here today to col
lect from the State Auditor the amount
due for carrying 70 Joliet the prisoners
sentenced al the late term of the Circuit
Court. The governor sent for him and
talked long time about the troubles,
and from the fact that the governor has
often written to this officer on the suject
without receiving any reply, it is inferred
that he would not have appeared at the
governors Office except upon pres
sing invitation. 1t appears from what
Norris says that the good people of the
county have arranged to take such ac-
ton as will secure the arrest of the muir
derers and their trial before the courts
or their conviction there is, Mr.. Norris
said. no doubt If the many witnesses can
be assured of protection.
The governor said he would send
troops into the county il that would do
any good, but thi. the sheriff did not
think would have any beneficial results.
lie said the people had been afraid to
move in the matter but now would, he
thought, take active steps to restore or
der.
The governor urged upon him the exc
cuton of his duty and assured him Of ac-
tive and sufficient support.
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Es-All letters should be addressed TO
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PRISONER EscAPED.
To-day ut Buffalo, in this township, the
method Of the execution of law in H.
Inois was fully illustrated. A fellow
named Daniel Redmond was being en-
amined before justice on charge Of
rape, and being unguarded by the officers
nc slipped out of the Justices room and
ran away.
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THE wEsTMINsTER REVIEW FOR
yULY.

The Westminster Reeie,c, for July, has
Just appeared from the press of the
Leonard Scott publishing Co.. Il Bar
clay street, New York. Contents as fol-
lows:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
EoBEET WOOD eG &C.
No. 1916 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa
MANTFACTI1RERs

FCullslus, IaSW, SNtsNy,
yERANDAHS.
SuKMsR HOUSES, ARBcRS,
CHAIRS, SETTLES. ETC, ETC.
Cast ( Wrought Iron Railings.
For Public buildings. and Squares.
Cemetery Lots, Garden Fences, Bsl-
comics. Roof Ores ings, &c, IN great
variety Of Patterns.
LAMP POSTS,
For 'front.' of Public Buildings. Hn-
tells AMI City Streets, of Plate and
F'sbc ate Designs. New and In
proved -tyles in great vSri ty.
STABLE FITTINGS,
or Gas. snd Wrought Iron Of New
and Improved Styles, such as Hay
Racks. Stall Divisions, Managers,
Harness Brackets, Cutters, Traps.
y.utilators, &c. &c.
wIHEHORk
OF every dcscrip ion, Wire Guards
OF ChHIEED WIRE, GalyanlZe or
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS. WITH
FOLDING SEAT for Opera Horses,
rhea- res. Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. \ very large
as rt",rnt Of Designs expressly for
this purpose. Estimates and Designs
.~-t en- application. s'G.sag the kind Of
york desired. IeIS-tm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
rissolyT.cN CT COMPREHENSIVE

,l,EE Co-pARTNEEsHIP HERETOFORE
1 existing between ISba u. Eereey and /. 5.
Bowden under the hrm name Of kkisSEI q
EOWDEN. as pTopr:etors Of the Warm springs
Hotel in Carson City, Nevada, is this day dis
solved by mutual cUrEent. l.. 5. Bowden retir1nt
from The firlu. 'rhe business viii be continued
by John d. Re-sey, who will pay all debts and
colleo. I'll dues OF the late firm.
JOHN D. KERSEY,
/. ). BUMDEN.
Carson City, July Is. 1875. jyl!-lRl
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at $50 q. m. '.i5 q,
H., e:l0 u. m, IL m, 1:So p. NJ. SAa p. II.
$50 T. n. and T.,5 p. n.
Leave Carson City DAILY at a. m, 6 q. m
9:15 q. m, II NJ, las p. H., p. n, $50 p. m
and $50 p. n.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31
Centennial Notice.
yryuIs Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM

YEyHIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM
it may concern that the only persons
authorized by the Board Of Cent? unial Fair
Commissioners Tor the State of Nevada to act as
c. Electors of mineral specimens tor exhibition
at Philadelphia are Henry Il. WHrTEHILL and
~ frank stewart; and that all such specimens
placed in their hands will be transmitted in dCt
time to the said Centennial Fair.
This notice is made to correct any misappre-
tensions which may lave arisen cut of the fact
that another party. person bearing credentials
from the National Board a. Il specimen collector,
has preceded Messrs. Viii chill and Stewart III
some parts Of the state, causing mo doubt IN
Intentionally the impression to prevail that he
is collecting in the name Of. ana by authority
from, tine state Board.
Signed,
C. C. STEVENSON
H. NJ. YERINGTOS !
II. +. RICE
Executive Committee Nevada
Board Of CeltepniAl Con-
missioners.
Phoebe Record, Eureka Sentinel and pa
Silver state please copy for one month.
jy2l-lh
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-31

At Virginia City, Gold Eill snd Carson efice
Through Tickets cen he obtained to San Fran
cisc, ,. ogden and intermediate points on the C.
r. r. 4. ... .-.......
Through Tickets can b procured 1t the Com
pary's sfacs, Virgins and Ca1ssR, fer ali the
principal Castezu Cities. ...
q. n. YERLN0TON.
General Superintendent.
, 1875-10-28

FbFp9d .1Et.ff3ACT.
Tho coFsus Of tho 4tate ~ now officially pro-
muiRhsed shows the population Ut Mazs acllusett.
70 bo Col. .652. Az eouipA,c1 with 1-7u, vlea
ths Intod States csns,,s gave nv population Of
l;i27.351. thele bas been again in i've years of
,,:'.3oi, whicl, IL 1873 per cent. Tho censna Of
New iorii shows a population nj t.yl5, sa4,
asalnst t,3si.759 In 1sW,-a gain OF 4:2,t35,
atd . 81 20 per cent. Michigan this year reports
s:;tst.oh Population. nRsinst 1.1si.05Y III 1870.
Mcn sIa u gaiu Of li2, 97z and OF lat pr cent.
naes2ta 2t -four counties closely estmated has
Gv,.X6' G,v;.X1;6 aSaint ~. III; the incrozeo being
~ ~ tEs ,9 ana T., Ter cent. Louisiana foots nD
s;6'939 1so asanst 72G9l5 III 1870 tho growth is
I,.o tW Ia sod l19 ler cent. Tho aggregate popu.
Mas.a s.,on Or .heKe f've States. two Eaatern TWO
Mestern' and one Southern, was &. .1y0. mo in
ds'o T. y ~ a3e2 IL IN ls75, beng IN Increase
IL IL y. IL ~. ~ ~ !,se year. r Of Ia per cent. 1t
h sol ano Shn!o . counsrT s1,te groat because,
rota may accurately reprsseut tic growth Of tho
NosE the other threa staser havs increased ut,re
RAPIDLY than most ohoy Staten III their re- cspectiYe
hectons. BIT We shall be asfe aus1ch in sns1fn.
lug general increase OF II per cent III tbe i'm
years. Which would make our present national
Population 4G.270,452
, 1875-10-28
E90-1@hI
Denial of The Report tl,at s,cryin
flnH Declared War.
The scandalous Story Concerning King
Alfonso Discrclitcd.
Physicians Declare Yon Arnfm Unable Ia
Endure 1ifs Sentence.
Execution Of Five Assassins Of tho Amer
ican Missionary in Mexico.
TURKEY.
4 DENIAL.


I.oSnoy, Oct. 17.-The Renter Telegram Con,-
rnns has rcceiTed dispatches denying tho p.ato-
'ntht ma'le IN tho Standards Vienna rpecia) to
the olseet that the Servian gkupieclina l,a,,
Soted III favor OF going to var with Turkey.
lf1nHEoovlS1AS HErCtisYs
a correspondent OF tho London Tt,uc.. writ
lug from Nisano, Montenegro, giyea Tue follow
Ing account Of tho condition aud er,ev,ncoa NJ
mo feinRecs fiom Herzegovina OF whom there
"eie esttn*ted to be 30.1J1 0n the 22d of Sop
tenlbef: " VIC want 10 see s0:no OF the fusi-
tHee, LOT ttio most art "otnon, in Hacll a sla.o
Of ra;a and 1niaoty tllat tllcy would not bo al-
Io"ea lowed 10 trg III tho strects Of London,
Mlth Two or three old mon past lilo
tsn''ns, try s,yo 'Eo S,,r.o,: eyon in this coun-
wWar who Ind forgotten whether 10 was Is or 7li.
~ NY fo1unst ny companion asked what ina do
tllch' 'a'c !tune I" coma hero. They ,lld not
se'nl to 1laro any si-nite idea, exront Il WAS To
escape fraM tin fnrEs. It waa evidently 4 gem
etal I'aHic u tho ins'lrrec'jous. When aleh.on-
60 % to their SPECIAL grievances, they oil said
tliq'amo things-the Turks rotbed .cn,, took
whate'ni tbt7 wnntca-t.leir antmn1s, what they
ina III their lionscr and evcn their daughters
wl'eu they touk fancy to them, and they never
Haw thcm my mors.''
II EEEy's LAST FlHASCtAt. MEAGtRE.
siEasA Oct ll.--TApro has f,e u. an exchange
OF ideas alnour tho phwera concerning the lnas
hnancla! measure OF Turkey. With tho cxccn-
t:o1 OF E1nnce, wh,ch Inns not got apokon, thu
othosu Zee NO grounds for any representation or
tcinonAtraHce in it..
, 1875-10-28
REVIVAL At ROCKFORD.

SDtet1' Co5re,pondcnes nf The CAtcag. Tr7bu1.,
RocEFoRb. H., Oct. 2G.-lIockEoid has boon
more extensively advertised dur1ug the past al
months thnn any city Of ita slzo III the Cultet
States First, the invitation OF JET UavB, aud the
subsequent daet; eccoud, the shocking libel de-
famlng the character Of Miss Alice 4. Early, pript.
ei III tile Chicago Times. aud the subsequent con.
nplracy auu arrest Of F1ynu aud Wlkie. These
matters, intcssporseI With occasional outbreaks
OF excitement peculiar to such cttlrs 81 Rock.
ford, aud tho la;o Injunction. have been the
tneans o. Keeping Ler constantly teforo the
ln1'lc' Last spring: great seupernuce-fevtyal
broke out harc, beaded by tho teIormes, Frau,:
Murphy, "heu, amid the singing of
hymns, tue rlaudltH Of the crusadoss.
an1 tho hisscs Of the liqlo1-mon. hun
tfrods Of dsunkart1s camo forward aud
enthusiastically nwore forever to relinouizh
COCKTAILS an1 tnint-illcps, and devote tho re-
mtl1ider OF their 1!ve. to tho Gospel and ten-
PeFance Rochtoru to-day furnishes tho Au,esi-
cell world with tel reformed druuka1ds Who aro
Alcohol. Last Week. Col. Scott. from Boston. and
Cupt. Doan. endcavorel to reLtndle tho dy,ur en-
beFo o1 Last springs Tempe1ance-ilse, but, f1oE,
some cause Or other, failed inter rse,eral days OF
hara r. work, to ignite the slnoalder.nE arhes.
Nc aIo now however, oil the cg. of an excite
Rockfonl before tho pubiia, and tI''ttv s,'
erangeliEing work wiil eoon bo COMMENCED
AstH huat Id uounA 10 tr1Ye3 throughout the
ontlro country, and create q sensation little ill.,
1af19s 70 thas cfsated by Moody and ssnkey 10
ford will be mesnphorcAily swept dorm Ike tno
s!aih upon battlefield a. broadsile attst broad
si,lo fFoni tho army Of tho Lord is fired INTO
their ranks The religious camI sign viii bo
opened hevo by tho celebrated California street.
preacher, William TAYLOR, on the 3lst of tA,s
MONTH Thus wonderfol man counts Ills coy
veFta in all parta OF tue world by hundreds md
thousands. lie used to pour tic unaduturated
truth right, dova tho threatening mouths of
gamI!efa pistols in California, and tho relation
OF his marvellous adventures is not tie least in.
teEestins pArt of bis preaching.
r., But 1hyior is not tho ouly rsyivallst expected
There wall bc Earle, tho grcAt Daptist Ham
monl, the celebrated Presbyterian; andwhl;tlo
aud Hiss, the ConSregationalists. Tho ar:,cst
buildings IN the city lnye bseu hired for many
nights. alnlitudos Of peonla are expected from
southuEn Wisconsin. mud from 81! PARTS Of tue
1ural districts. Those meetings Will he con-
dnctcd in much tho gamc manner AZ nto those of
Moody and saukoy. All the chu1ch.choirs in
town Elil become union eluir fof several
WeoSs. which. w,th the l'reachlug, will kindlo
fame Of religion iu Rockford that will not be-
oaAlly uxtlngulahcd.
, 1875-10-28


MEArnls. Toni, Oct. .7.-At tho meeting OF
tue Tennessee sportmen's Association to-day
tue medal, opeu TO members only. fox 20 double
birds, waH won by Dr., u. u. Saunders, making
clean ecorc.
Tho purse Of $500. SIS entrances, 10 siuelc
birds, 81 cntEes, WAS Won by William Dowlvs, Of
Man1phiu hcore 10; second mouoy. Won by j..
IT, Achlio. Of Masnphis. score . third monoy,
e. D. llunses. ElsAa4s, ILL.,. score s; fourth
mouer. !. Farrell, Chieago scoru Z; nth nppoy,
II. &. Psotco, st. Louls, scote G.
1u tho bench uhow Of Held dogs, prc,uiuu,s
%o1o swasae4 as follows: English setsors, bosL
second, J. Il. Whitman, Chicago, Jog Groune.
nes! bitch, 7. Il. Smiths y.ctress; beut pup. j.
II. Whitlnan's Count. Gorden setters-i@est Goc.
Edmund Il, Gill, Of Now York, nip; lest bt.chl',,
Or. Ihosrnlon, u r. Of Lexington. Ay., Mot; best
.ers-Dess dog, Arnold Dnrsess, Of alsysyil!e,
~. hufns; best bitch, ": II. Whitman, Of CHI
cAgo. dylsy. saotps.ske --- l.. II. Sipi,h's
Paris, pointera-J. u: Taylor took frss aud
second for bost dog: Charles Milor, OF HON
phls! Fanny, as best bitch; aud Arthur Glbsou.
OF Memphis, Socks, ~ bast pup.
, 1875-10-28

ANOTHER lkerRaEcT1oN.
LONDON, Dot. 27.-The instruction In Kho-
kand has bcen renewed, aud tho new Khan bas
aed To kh&djiesl
nuss!AN OPERATIONS.
HEnI1S Oct. ia small Nuaaian force has
been dispatched from Pend{ekent In the dsec-
ton OF dArn, tho Capital Of Muhamed Rachiua
Shah. ruler Of Karateghln. darm is situated
about 100 mtlas aouth Of kholAnd, and Oh many
north Of Fcizabad in Dadaksllau. Garm and
t!1o "holo country Of karaseghin. in the British
Government maps. appear M Afghan tor.
ftory. though the Russians regard Mullamed
Nsch!n ~ sessal Of Bohlara, Ihs nlabltauty
OF lhls mountainous region arc stated 10 layo
mado az sttampt to attack ltussian territory
during tho late khohao4 rebellion It was only
owlnK to the fidelity Of tue Upper zarafshsn vi.
10y ts!s9a tliat tue Katateshtn people wexo pre-
s vsnsed f,on penctraslus across the hills TO IRA
enbo, nnd u y 70 protect tho MatchA Or Upper
zara!slIau Valley Inst the present s1redition
which seoms 10 be \ defensive oue, ID unders
taken. ~ "3@"A
:, Gen. You Rsnfmanu has boen prosecuted By tho
Cznr with golden Bwosd bsaritr tha intc,ins Nv
tlon, ''for .ho dcfeat OF the KhoEauders.a
, 1875-10-28
4s Aossor Who IL Glad tho Eight IL
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c*rt!anI Pla,t,-p pta{<r.
n H. t.y al~ays substantial Joy for tho editor
e,tr ~t!!o!nsslon OF political ooptest which.
hs 49, aaa eono. Duriug tho pronress Of
ptalnn:i iae e4ttor Is compelled to bold sort Of
ei,Ihasea M ahd MetleY leyes. Tbore il ina flnan.
H. Ihls yosr there vcro soyerai vsSiotisa ~
b H. 1ae mau who wanted tho Goyern,nent
sm,s. "la moAeY." "Let the (}pyer,,,ncnt tst"
s.e.s..N II pspsr" p P he would say, "tsks paper
sauu a. y Ite cheapest thing yoq can gii Ind
I'd anis,r y Ibis IL = dollar.' and that's the
b,pnr1. and next the man WHO dr,nua.l IN
ks FaaH q epit on gold. "UeE.ouetlzn gnitt -
Es sth,%a aIi aIasiok till the cdtJrjat hnIr 1osa nm
ltuns %'ts ~ upon tho frottul porcllluo ";ts
Id oaa ~ s7ldesce of tarburjs1n. An,1 ti,cn
.ad s,s' s.as' only 70 creep half NAV IN the sts,rs
sInby Y.Il,nne rne editor out Ut his fss remaining
Vii ,tfas1 fss,,ns ~ through tho banIsters, "D-nn
s1shs.v s1hv1sr ~ Tho man who draws i,n chnir
a usa no ealtos'a! pencil for h.lf au hour II,
qatlIy s,ss ss'eef Acrlaa tho paper, and tlct,
Ha!1 STfe' Tf1'.' tive en- hell on general nrincis
ks IN eo1s nAh who waits till he thinks t,e seca
~ IT, kke'oe, aud then calls to say, II told yu,,
4sh!,n.so o man who always communlcaies i,
IL .J%as, Check to chccA, with ma ar" s,nnna
kaltAas aack neck, aud a breath 50 oopious snd
U, editaas,sa aeh.e stream Of steau po,irs os,t NJ
a9a H. H. st1 opposite ear during tho oouycrsa.
pua ., ~ shor hsa!.or has loug siuca cessed to cnm-
lor sn,. W. .uesa sel-meaniux pooniaWoniv sy H.
laton grows tiresome. m tlat ia s,o
ss.1, ,ssa ea eomes With tle Emil of ira hsts,, T.
, 1875-10-28

m tsprler now than they hsrs be !. any tn1e this
rsssou, oFinE % ths Increase IN lnbor rates. A. heh
u = Eer o1u "a 1ala fer nmrr from r)rtnn Cut
ego ..Eapt uerrilnas nf tho t'naet NsccktnH E,-
rsny baa lift tho city tn Iook hftrr thu rcr sYar
yteh atEnn1ed htnr Two Rtfera .lny or
10 ago. II Ia nnerssoni that the Leriatan has +r,
mi 10 her hsr!stnnrt I'll" 1aSaEs was httt At T1u.
sx,nts last se1ton by ofetars parrons Humble fur
taemselsrs. tAtts 4 !. snf il yalHt<l al ta1,u0O.
fnE 6At.1: nS LAKE MICHIGAN.
The hrrre E1lo ~lirff Ewclt orer Lake Mt,bjrsn
NcosY night sad MI day TH"say hsa an far =. hclrl
A. Gona hut very tt!o dtinhtte ts s!,lc pj ne Like
ID lhe vtnd huweser, wss blnnug from tin tohwrst.
rru,lderahla injury might aAye een tlono Il, tha ship
npx ctl tho car hit1n wt. has mt ret tren rtuor.c
fss at1dsnt. thn. m fsr rtrortcd nre follows: Tho
s;ht r.. f., Alloh. of liat tnr, n nrorn 8 miles
,outa Of that city, and = total wrcrk, Crew
,u t,rct TIC tchr 6tatni'r II, whcat-ias y, from,
6tboYgan for unaln, u @ti,ore at Lung Ioin{, Tho
ehr S.shErsl. which cleared from Chisasa H,turtay
y,lh cargo of wheat. l., rc,nrtrl ASHORE nj Harris
Fir, fnti n wator. Tho h4rHs +. r. Judd. With
taTo Of wheat from tlis r,re fur faso Ii ashore
d fott Austin reef The scr Sylvester Sclrr, wit,
sfasfo Of hhslcy, II ashore p1nt nil rellec. The
th. Efn !: henle hn full 1T atrr At Stnroc frla,d
tate Erie. The n1hr T.. j. Crrelabd La lying In t,1s
Sfsu et MAeknaw lrshins, with her canths a gone
n, ehr Q. 4, KING, with . cargo of whont, which
t,rt slbora IN Tho StrnH Of tfncknaw htn1p!ny n,ht
~ b+n released, and Is being lowed to Detroit
t.l1S.