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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-25

HAVE returned from the Eastern mar
lots with the finest Stock of Goods In
NV line of business, that has ever been III
SLepher,lstown. had made to order III
the city all numbers of extra sizes Boots.
Nos. J TO II. and Lady's Shoes from Nos.
3to9. Lean furnish all kinds that are
wanted. such as Mems Boots, Boys Boots,
Jodv,s Fine and Coarse Shoes, Mems
shoes. Bows Shoes, Children's Shoes,
Misses shoes. and Notions of every des-
cription. Ill.
MISSES BONNETS of different styles.
Tobacco and Cigars, Pipes, &c.
Large quantity of button CATERS.
Carpet sacks and gloves of every de-
scription.
Hosiery of every description.
Bustles for the Ladies, Umbrellas,
Knitting Cotton, Paper Collars and Neck
Ties.
Corsets for the ladies.
Oyerhalls and Shirts.
Spool Cotton and Thread Of all kinds,
and thousand other articles not mention
ed.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
extended to me, invite liberal share in
the future.
What Won don't see, ask fOr-at Head
Quarters of the Shenandoah Valley Kali
road Store-on reasonable terms.
Store OIL Moulder's Corner.
|. W. CHAPLINE.
Oct 10 u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-25
Shepherd College.
sHEPHERDsTowN, W. VIRGINIA.

SHEPHERDSTOwS,W W. VIRGINIA.
THE next annual session OF this school
will begin SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1875,
under full corps OF instructors.
The Trustees most fully recommend Is
to the public rs an institution, in which
both sexes are efficiently taught and thor
oughly Instructed In English Branches,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages. The most improved text books
and methods Of instruction arc adopted
and the students are trained TO make use
Of aud put into practice the knowiedge
they acquire as they advance In their
course.
The students are divided into elaasss
and every facility afforded for Obtaining
q good education. -
The State Normal Department viii b.
continued as heretofore.
TERMS-Very moderate.
All enquiries and communications should
be addressed TO Prof. Joseph McMarrssy
Principal. stt eTrd 'aoir
G.. u. BELTZHOOvER,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
July 8, 1875. On
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-25
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY.
MORGANTOWN, w. VA.

THE healthfulness Of the locality; TIE
i superior facilities for instruction /; ths
economical, disciplinary, and other sd-
vantages offered have mado this Instisus
ton deservedly popular with those who
desire TO accomplish q sound education
under the most favorable circumstances.
Next Term begins September 7.
For Catalogue, and fuller information.
address any one Of the Regents or Of the
Faculty. ALEX. MARTIN,
July II, 1875. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-25
AYERS Catnartic Pills

For the relief an(
cure Of all derange
snents In the stOm
sch, Liver, and bow.
els Tbey are q mild
sperient, and an
excellent purgstive.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
SERIOUS sickness an,
suffering is prevent
Al AL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-25

y W.T.. LEMEN's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15
Cutting Off the Blossoms.

1t one desires fresh-appearing and luxuri-
ant Towering plants the blossoms must bere-
moved frequently The process of fructi-
fication will always exert a damaging and
perniciOus influence on plants. Hence
roses must be cut off soon. after they bloom
or the bushes will soon lose their luxuriant
appearance. There is perhaps no one par
ticular in which the professional horticult
urist differs more widely from the mere
admirer OF flowers than in reducing the
number Of blooms and preventing their
going to seed. The chief art and mystery
in the production of what are called flor
lists flowers" aside from the exceptional
care as to soil, water, heat and light, is in
the matter of pinching off, Large, per
feet, double flowers have been almost inva-
riably, in the first instances, obtained by
unhesitatingly sacrificing all but one or
two buds. on plant The snowy spec-
mems that take the prizes at Horticultural
exhibitions are almost invariably the re-
suits of this process. 1t is not unusual to
see a full grown plant thus exhibited with
only one flower upon it. and that one mag.
nificent But the application of this sys-
tenn to the flower garden will bring about
almost as remarkable results, even in the
open border. There is never any need for
allowing more than one or at the utmost
two flowers to grow on a stalk in the cult
walton of a great variety Of plants, which
if unchecked produce on each stalk half
dozen flowers or more. IN the case of
many ANNALS, such as astcrs and candy
tuft, pinching out all the side-blooms ex-
cept one or two at the top results in so
| marked an improvement that no one who
has ever tried it will neglect it afterward.
N. Y. TerdlN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15
The of Ok.

Wont you come in and see the steers?"
The friendly eye of the visitor, even if no
more than casually interested, tends to
their thrift Where all hands are fetching
up bullocks to labor and beef and some par
ity of taste exists in the rearing Of cattle,
with no more rivalry than agrees with good
fellowship, then confab Of Deighbors over
1.-the steers is a pleasant thing to see.
Are they twinsg"
"No. The thick-set one is uncle to the
other He's the stupidest, too. We put
the nephew on the off side, to walk in the
furrow, because his legs are longer, and
he's spry enough to ha round lively on
the rim of circle, and quick witted
enough to learn his duty and do it with
out punching"
There is small propriety then, in the
phrase we often hear in regard to obsti-
nate, hayward men, He's an off oxg'"
las we commonly use it, yes. The
off OK is generally the most sensitive ami
mal--the thinnest skinned, and sometimes
a little touchy, and humored in that, be-
cause the driver always walks beside the
other, and the off one is less used to human
contact. Oxen are rarely or never matched
precisely alike in temper. We expect to
have to STIR up the near one, but good
off OK keeps up his end OF the yoke with
out word. There are steers, and men, to
be sure, who do not work well on either
side"
such men are what we call of oxen,
are they not-while they might be more
| fifty described as odd ones?"
Yes, that's about it, with question
| whether our ways of working such are
not often mistaken ways, making uhkilled
| and undiscerning matches and so on,
scarcely ever recognizing by our Jokes
| that some oxen as well as men work best
| by themselves. Forgetting that in such
| a workaday world there are many odd
| Jobs that call for single if not singular
| workers"
Perhaps your model for trained OK
would be one that can work at pinch on
| either side?"
Yes, yes. Both that and singly, OF
matched with an ass or a mule. Ready
to bow his head and buckle to the LOAD
whenever the tug comes to him. Ohe
that can take reasonable orders from
the off or near side, too. One who enters
| upon labor with such spirit "a to enliven
| his voke-fellow. ! have known several
| good ofi.oXen who always repeated the
| order of the driver to their mates with
poke or motion of the inside horn 10
waken them up to "a square start '--HdF''
| for1 Cour0at
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15
Habits.

1t is a good habit To have some eNacting
employment when the mind is in danger
of feeding ON itself Set yourself a dclib-
crate task 10 learn So much German, write
so much Copy" learn so much history,
or solve such u problem of mathematics
every day To those minds which do not
tend toward literary pursuit, there are the
accomplishments and tor women, fancy
needle work, which since the days of Pen
elopc has been woman's consolation, but
il must be done ConScientiously TO do
good, hours and amounts must he rigor-
ouSly adhered to, and the hardest worker
is the happieSt woman, \ gentleman in
New York who had lost q son under very
argrayating circumstances, and who had
no family ties, and unfortunately few hab-
its. happened To 90 into the gas-houSe 10
pay his bill He was struck with the
weary look of the clerk who rcCeiptcd il.
and abruptly asked him, How long
since YOU have had holiday 3" Three
years sir said the oyerworkcd man.
Tie next day the tellow-clerkS were
astpniShrd to see a new clerk i'm the next
desk. THIS sorrow.strickcn man had put
on the tired clerks harness, and Wore il
for three months. At the end of that time
two regtuerated and happier men again
changed places the clerk with a bloom
on his check and joy in his heart; the
soyrow-Stricken father immensely inn
proved bv the forced duty of The last
three months and the pleasure of good
action.
have spoken of the value of habit to
those who have no necessity of work. bc-
caus, to those who have a necessity OF
worN consolation comes through that
vr'y bondage. Thus, men who have cN-
acting and unyielding occupation have
far less suffering from morbid sorrow than
women, and those women who have 10
work hard for subsistence suffer less
than those whose lives are superior to
such necessity, The power Of habit in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15

coveries often occur after the most
varied plans Of treatment. Among the
most rational of these are injections Of
two ounces of oil Of turpentine in mint
Of linseed oil, and, still better, swearing
the animal by keeping him enveloped in
rags soaked in hot water.
Big-head is usually due to i'll health.
and especially consequent impaired M
triton of the bones. Feed we'll on boiled
oats and barley, allowing little hay, and
that cut and damped. Work very mod.
erately. Rub the swelling with a mixt.
ure IN equal parts of iodine and mer.
curial ointments, repeating this daily
and suspending it only when there Is
much irritation. Give daily tonic bali
or powder containing the following in.
gradients: Car Donate OF iron, two drains:
bicarbonate OF soda, two drains; pow.
dered gentian, four drams.-In- Door and
Ont
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15
4 Night Balloon VOYAGE.

Mr.. Charles pirir, of the Toronto Sun.
who with Mr.. Charles Of the iaf.r. and
Mr. Devine, OF Jhc Adrvtissr, went UP
with Prot Donaldson in the balloon z 7
Barnum from Toronto ON Thursday last.
gives an interesting acroun, ot the VOYAGE
and their miraculous escape from the
waters of Lake Ontario They reached
m altitude OF 1000 feet, and when twi-
light set in they were over the center of
the lake. The professor then announced
that thew would be compelled 70 remain
out all night, rs it would be impossible to
make a landing unless the wind changed.
The wind shortly increased and drove ihe
balloon along at the rate OF forty miles an
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15
Cannon vs.. CuiraSs.

An experiment made in Herr Krupp's
artillery grounds at Dulmen, in Prussia,
seems to threaten the future OF cuirassed
vessels Hitherto, ii is well known, the
soliditv of the cuirass has pretty well kept
pace with the calibcr of the ordnance deS-
tined to do the work of destruction, BY
a ttlicitous idea, however, the force OF the
cannon has now been Quadrupled. The
invention. If So it may be called, consists
in directing four guns toward the same spot,
and firing them simultaneously by electric
ignition. To test this new method target
was constructed by Herr krupp, consist
ing of two ten-iuch plates, a wooden layer
200 milimetres thick, two siN.inch plates
and another layer of wood POO milimetreS
thick, the whole lined by an iron layer
one and half inches thick. Al dis
lance OF 200 metres from this target were
placed four twenty siNCenumctre cannon,
The calibcr of which may be imagined
from the fact that each requires forty-two
kilos of prismatic powder. The first Simulta-
neous discharge Of the four guns, which
were loaded with long cubic grenadcs,
tore away large pieces OF the iron plates.
and 50 shook the target as essentially 10
diminish its resisting power. Other dis
charges seem to have had an even more
destructive effect. As the power of the
German hreech- loading gun is greatest at
400 metres, ut which distance the naval
engagements of the future are likely 10
omen, the Dulmen experiment is supposed
by some to have decided the long pending
controversy Of cannon rtrsus culrass,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15
Lockjaw in Horses.

PROF. LAW SAYS that no horse with
lockiaw should have hay or other food
requiring chewing. He should be care
fully secluded from every source of ex-
citement, kept in perfectly quiet box
or stall, locked, allowing no one to go
in except the attendant, who must move
about as noiselessly as possible. Feed
in such case only on gruels and thin
mashes, which lie can suck up without
opening the mouth and for which no
mastication is required; have the bucket
containing this Cruel placed at the same
height as the animals nose, that ne may
need neither to stoop the head nor to
raise for food or drink.
As the disease advances it is always
advisable to put the horse in sings, as
many die during convalcscenoe from ~
ing down because of feeling of weari-
ness. and inducing fatal paroxysm by
their efforts to get up. Besides these
essential measures the bowels must be
kent omen. An ounce OF Barbados aloes
with a dram of gentian should be Civ
en- if possible before the jaws are locked !;
If not. five croton beans, powdered,
should be given daily, or less frequent
IL. so as to keep the bowels acting free
", Half dram of hydrocyanic acid
should be given once or twice daily, and
with tins the croton may be easily ad.
ministered without exciting the horse,
by making ii into a pasty mass with
trescle and smearing ii on the grinding
tooth, that the animal may swallow it AS
fast as ii is dissolved.
& With great care and Quietness this
treatment will often succeed, though re
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15

THE Chinese at Honolulu are SAID 10 nc
very shrewd shugglers. Recently on 'ile
arrival of a steamer a canoe load OF water
melons went alongside, and some OF 'iie
fruit that had been passed on deck wa
after a time returned into the canoe "
Chinese passengers, who intimated una.
they did not desire to purchase them -
afterward transpired that the insldes u
those melons had been carefully scooptu
out, the cavity filled with boxes OF opium
and the rind put neatly together agaln'
when the no goodee melon was taAen
on shore
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-15

WHEN man cultivates a patch o.
tomatoes only to find at last that he
has been deiuded, and that the plants
are but weeds bearing fatal resem.
blance to the tomato, can you eAlee'
that man to evermore take any ln'eI.
est in gardening. or could you seVefelt
blame him should he cast off all soe'al
ties. and with heart embittered agal!lss
the world, plunge into the stream OF VIC
and dissipation and drift recklessi! -
eternal ruin .-Bruasle.cker.
, 1875-12-03

Ds. L. c. Angel, who IL tntosostcd In Turkish
ami RuexiAn batha, haA contributed very inter-
eating atcr to tho .Ufdlc1t Record, On the
ptaelira OF anntnting the hody with rostoratlyo
Of MEDICINAL ola or nuguonts. .A1ter mentioning
tue high nntilutty OF this practice at sni.1uctio,
TO BAYS Int 1t was tn tho Roman bnshR nf
LaracalIa, OF Constantluo, Of Uioclettau Ahd
ritus, ard otAer Emporora. that tho art OF
anointlng was Earricd 10 ttH EronteHt perfection
Is lheal,s alike at ploaoufo and of 6va1th. II
became Of sach importance that In a1l the eroat
1hsrnrs apcclal room, known ~ tho u'ac''a'tum
pt e'eoMeyftt,n, nhs prosied merely for lilo
keeping Of tho ola aud perfumes, In m ancient
painting. showing the apartments of Russian
batl tito unc!tartnm appearH iskb N apottecary'a
Hhup, h1od with an inmenee plumber VI Tascs,
No essential did the Roman easlctY consider
the procoss OF auototiug tsas tuey ,udulGcd il 1t
tt4scu 1t. each ba1h-nt tho tc1inutpg, when 4
cou,pal stiyoty choaI, oil wah employed, probably
without pe1fduao a,.d A3a.n at tha close. ws.eii
cusljy balsams aud titio perfumes Hero used
Without atlnt bong rubbed over the eutira body,
oyen to tho soies OF tho feet Tho variety VI
tuBso oInsmcuta mas very g1eat-c!ovos. cltlua-
n,on hIl6h Lavender myrrh, roHep, and many
ot!ler fragrant substances, being usoa In thoit
manufacture. It waH uruu cuttnraty 10 apply
different uNSuents 10 At1erans parts of tha body
duli,1s tho aaula bstl; oil OF Wild thyAlu being
robbed On tho hekd, neck anu esebeons and
oil OF mAtetnlnt OH the attns. Tho rieh had
nteclouH osptmsnts OF thnIr own, which were
carried to tha BAH In Small vta!a OF hiRbaetar,
ctyetal, Or gold.
, 1875-12-03
GENERAL NOT1CE.
No1ICE1.

Gas Light and Coke Company, .s.ndins on the books
& i:1 ese4 Z & s ashsay se"as sr sae.
Urowu. Jr., i. Bowen, Geo. brown, Sarah a. brown.
John u Brown, ! sscaer ?: r. asson; IT, ~: z Rus- Z
barker. lsabella Brown, q. u urown and osh.is 4.
AlAekusAu, Z. nrnehutst. J.ae :. Htoxn G. F. n!l1,
cassa. Brnj. Carver 6. y: c.rasrt :. =: Cooley 4.
J. Caldwell estate of ". J. Gamer !. C. Dawson II. T.
oas E.ton - D:Ffss Frees es
1na. T. y. Deroa!t Co., ". H. 0rshas4. g. a: osadn-
w. ]. i. ltus!su t{osnsu, T. Hannsse!, I5us-
TIL KeH1ss + s Tsl,ose, Z 3 [.1ns5t y. sa,a1 n 4
s. Mssou, i. Ii. Mormon. s. B. Mi.eheG. Q. =.
Mitchell. H. ii. M.gs, Metoh.nts savings. Lam, aud
Gss:s, Gss: Sssgss ; ss;shMs Il :e i T. fT it,
isr.ei shsldon. H. schn6sr i. l. smith. + st.untee
.Tinkhan,, Trustes. J. Thomson. Jossph 4. Tetnpls
esss 1sss' ~. as.: IL Z: Sss
stSs %'s %ns..s; + %.is' l. r. =. Waits: E. l. assss
Henry /. Yourg and bearing tha following unnabers.
,sT a e. to- H. ~. H. S.y ssa st IT,
077. j.5sy ioo3. l,eo. l.as9 LII as. S. 2io ~ ~
81 s3 y g. ;2 g. r. g. g. g II isi G'i
l9a aa7 74i. wa ~, IN. lol. 39l 81 ~.
I.tso III. Id. lbs. IN w. esg Aasa tal. ~ +.a 50
4lR, ~ ~. 6A. 7!7 e57 ~! lso i:'2A es3 61.'
h73, ;G4 w. ia j. si1. i'll iso "a, 57 ea !ss. 81,
l3'1 ,s1s. e. ~, Is2 sss hss m ''; 2 b." e. 81 81
e07 3o 80 sp 2tl. 4ol AS 4b+, are. by fosnutiun
1t ihs Dosr Of Directors Of sait Uolnpauy, otorrd
~ be called in sn1 raid; aud the ea1no *tl! lo 70
DEEMED It tho ostrc Of the Company e aud after the
ut d4y of January, 4. D. laa. Tbs noldera nt assi
bonds are hereby noap.! thereof, aud that ou spa
ttt.r ts sa!h lst day of jnnuarJ 4. D. lsa, tile sid
b0nttA will cs&su TO bear Iut+rtnt.
Ny order Ut ths up4r1 Of DitvCtorH.
| - F. 4. WATKINS, President.
JAMES X. DrRTfs. eeer+tary.
| CAtcafo, ILL.,. Now ~, lal&
, 1875-12-03

every pcrron rlnrn,:ra payer, nnd ron:inne1
until tho xhDlo disk u Hecn, vhAn tas player
ends, md sle people tnrp to their varjon4 nvts,a,
tong. Tho y0unE men gather III tho co'rt nb1:lt
t.e decp fotlnta.n rtrjppcd n1ho:i rx"c.'t t!.yt:
ohoI, ono has holt to which nrn n,terhrd btn"s,
t,oofs, f,ornb, Or netntie bells, Witch they hArn
boon abte to procure fIon, wnlso men. jheeo
tlloY lay asdo for n,omcnt. ptnngc into tito
water. step ont, To On thcir holtn. and Dart
euay pn their morning faecs over tho roc1:n,
rtn,,it,Y NJ II Tor dear I.fr. Thea tho o'i Esct
ca'iect Tho httla hoss. f1'ncImen with iittls
WHIPS. and compel t4am t. 60 strnugh tl'e rasns
g1oscises. When tho atlleta4 return, cash family
gattlc1A Ia the IdrBe room for breakfast. His
oyor. tho women ascend to tho toEs Of th.ir
he,lncB to i,rt4ta and t,a fnr depart 10 tue s:a
OF woudH, OF ga!licr III tho kya n chat or vesyc,
, 1875-12-03

Undor the heading ot Psychological Rid
lta " tue hrue Frese F,rsse ropo,ls most shock
iug caae Of juvenile dsplasltY Or insanity as
near lhp Village Of Tsighs, 4 llttls boy OF "a
Yssss I'D wxa b.aying ii defd with two llttlo
atssa, wA%a oas oe tins latter, uAs.ad Aaton.z
Durn&deE, IAy down and went 10 rlsep. The
boy, wl1oss name Wa 1ohAon Fsak1. ~cnt up to
durin0 which q hidsoua thought Aroaa Ia hi
minj, lie carefully collected ths bsa. .aAtsstals
ii hand for la.sa boatse. arranged tleaa ever
tue body VI tbs sleeper. aai rat tre to The
ysrue.asa, Tha hasnea ta,taad!stoly Foss high
abovs tie unfortunate ahi ., and wheo tbs othae
Little glrl gaw tAs awful aixat. she screamed to
tba young 1n,Edorer TO Ipt out the tire. But
Johsun took Slaasass il the spsotssls, aad 70.
, 1875-12-03

Tie almpls remedy. Tor insomuja. suggested
by Ar. frank Auokssad. hsa Alssao.ea cuasilor-
able attention on socount ~ lsAHt, Of tta nofsty.
The fsct that oplAtes ~ any form leayo trscsa
Of their influence tue next morning, intlncsd lnI,
10 eAya, 10 jxesoribe for h,nseI!-Aa 10 h&s s4ao
Il, prescribed for othe1s-ouioua; simply
common raw onions. Tho wsf-tho~1 tasta Vt
onions il duo 10 . paouilar usseutiat oil ean-
tail ed IN them. aud tls oil has hixtIy aopcziac
AYERS, mover fats; II much pressed with wurk.
aud feeling n liability 10 sleep, hls practice Is
to sat two Or three ANAL onions. ths etfest ct
which u magical in producing tho dss.Fsa zepoas.
Such remedy Laa h great elssntaRs orer tue
, 1875-12-03

Tn tais trestLse On physiologv. Hinton gtvas tn
10 understand tbat sls pssssEo % .e o.. aoes
that taak, aud In rho healthy etate fuIlla It per-
fectiy. Her Blsans TOT CLEANSING the car tb tho
wax, which dr,e4 up into thin scales sud peels
oil and falls away impelceptloly. In haalth
the passage Of tho oar ia peyet dirty, but ~ A.
ternpl to oluan il u4l abfaltibly make II 30.
Wa4hug tho ear ont wlsh soap aud watsr IL bad !;
it keela tho uar moist when II ought to becoa,o
dry aud sealy, and mates 1t ahaotb dust. But
thc rupat hur4u} thing ia tho iAsrodueti0i of Tho
corner Of ! towel EcreM ID up and twisted around
Tlls procaodluG IatatsA the passage and
preaaes down the wax aud tlakos OF skln upon
tlla membrane OF tho tTmpanum. producing
psiu, Inflammation, aad dosfueas. The wash
luz should only extend TO &ho outox surface u
f&f ~ the 1lngers cali reach.
, 1875-12-03
Tho Granu,o Elcctric Machine.

Tho G1ammo Gnagueto-electEio machine has
at the Houses OF partiamcnt iu London, aud ~
taen Of liz poass may 10 sasAesod from The fact
that il Ia worked BY steam-enklns ~ = distance
pf 480 {ae. from the peiot It which tbs light IL
by copper w!,ea LIS Of M ineh &n diameter. ahe
uiaguela Id tho machine afa arranged upon threo
uRsalyo rectangular blocks, aud mako 3S9 teyo.
tuto,s por minute, At m exponsp Of 23sS hora0-
pouor. and give ltght dqual to over 900 OF the
Eur,ixh ttsndasl caud!ea.
, 1875-12-03

"rroprIcty" in tho substitute. It 1ookcd "a 1t
they wnrn undecided.
Afr. Dixon uas decidedly in favor NJ tho snb-
Atltutc. 1tcro whs plenty Of time to confer NTH
tho othht Conlmittees and Rot tbtlf vie"A.
htr, Kihg offered to substitute thu word ~ OK
redicncy f,r 'proprletY," bat tho sAfno objeo-
tlou was mado 70 that. :,
Tho discussion waa eons!nhod fnr somo tlnie,
and shefa being strong dos!ro that tho ecnso Of
tho Committee should bs o1prcssqd on lte sub
jcct of calling tho Convention, M. King with.
dtnw his k1,6stitusb, and thh n1ollon whs carried
unanimously.
FINAL ACTto:s. ..
NIr. Atwstrr tl,cn prcsontcd tho following,
which wng aioftcd:
Rttatr<d. That thn 1ternhean Central conm!tscc Of
Cook County doss hesnlt na.FIst T.. Trss!dsh. ~ y
The other coun,4ea n tbi: J1dri. Dissri:t y
othcrulss cenfcr wl,t nh With RI t,pst TO calling Re-
plaftcsn Coartt,, ot 'his Supreme Juc!cal Dfstr!o
10 no..lnato suitable candidate TO 10 supported ~
ihe ttnut1t1nk Of tliA district on tho 2lst nt tht
prctenl mtnsh.
Tic n,ootsng then adjourned to Tucsday at
o'clock.
, 1875-12-03

plioat "No, let Antonlh hnrn ,et,o uiH 90 to 'he
hpeals." Tho wind Ho,n scattered tho aa,ca Of
tho burned child, AMI lIor s1ospattine aafe".a
found nothing remaining nf her but aoma cnl-
cinad bonss, THO boy ID charged with tho erimo
before tho Dihsr,cs Conrs OF bobctsherE, aionn-
tint. The general fsoting On tho aublecl Il ono
ut ntknr bnwil1ort11ent rs tliero is M evidence
Of tho cxstct,eh on tho part of Tho Iltllo nscFo.
hnt Of Any hatred or ll.w'Il toward his playmate.
ana ho can Giso fln plausible ground whctoyor
fnr htA ktttt},IA ddfu1urt