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Bro. Babcock, Of the Adams 20
Gaset'e will please excep, our thanks
for past fayors.
We have received several com
munications this week of the ''pusi,is.
tic kind" bu, or fighting editor being
absent We hal to leave em out.
A week ago last Sund4y, and
Monday We were visited by about $50
Omaha and Otoe Indians. They we're
returning from Z hunt, and were well
loaded with robes and meat. We wee
fortunate enough TO get four aice robes
a, quite a reasonable figure.
-Junia,a Or the Gr.e,fe portion of
its very much exercised to know
what to do with a part Of her popula-
ton, that Is to say that portion who
are neither hay nor grass"-neither
boys nor mc1. Bcttes lsria, them out
during a cold sp-Ii and perhaps they'll
be in agNod condition to appreciate a
sermon. That. the way We 90 down
in the Valley.
-kenesaw is going to wake up
Mr. Knapp is going to leave. There
may be something in a mana" Still
We hardly think our town would be
any l%ivelier should the seven
Sleepers' leave u.
A public spirited gentleman in
Hastings says that If the farmers Of
his vicinity will go into fax raising to
a considerable extent. he viii put up
a rope factory and AK mill. Rogues
take notice ard give Hastings a wide
berth.
Mr.. Ayers the proprietor Of the
LaClede Ulnse had the misfortune
last night To lose 4 fae Large bay
horses. he 20, east in the stable aud
broke his leg and had to be killed.
Mr.. Ayers lost the mate to this horse
Iast wiater by q runaway.
The Hastings Jnraai has IN ac-
count of 4 man named koopman who
has been raising c,in.' generally.
lie first drove his wife out of doors
aud destroyed her clothing, furniture
&c, to the amount OF $500 He then
finished by liking some half-5lked
bread from the oven and tIamp'ias IL
over the floor. The Marshal has a
for his arrest, but he is nc, to
be found. Surely such a man should
be punished, albeit he Vas probably
drunk when he did,he act.
The spelling schoo, at this plae.
last Friday eve, was one ofthose good
social old tunes that reminds one Of
days. The house was filed to
its utnos. with both old aud yoang.
spelling the best Of order was
observed. Nearly all presen, took a
part in the exercises. During recess
il was unanimous, AMI q more social
ind lively time, is seldom had in these
parts or any other, in fact all seemed
merry aui happy. After recess spell
ing down was in order, this vas the
most exciting part Of the exercises.
The ranks gradually became th;nncd
i'll finally lone were left but Misses
and E.::z, Talieys. After 4 long
lnd apparent fruitIeSs attempt to spell
,ne of them down, the forner gave
way ls wing tie latter champion of the
ieid. With a ftw appropriate remarks
he spelling closed, al. feeling that il
vas good to b, there.
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IN con per day. Agents wanted. All
y ~ Wv classes az working people Of
bota sexes. young and Old make more money
n work for US. in their own localities. during
their spare moments. or ali the tine. than At
ANYTHING else. We offer employment that
will pay handsomely for eve-y hours work.
Full particulars. terms. Re. sent free. Send
rs sour address at once Don't delay. Now
Is the time. ~ look for wort or business
elsewhere. until yes have lie Hned wn- ne
offer. u cTIxsox i Co.. Portland. Maine.
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Official Directory.

CONGRESSIONAL
W. Tip.en. Brc-nvlle. Us Senator.
W. Titehcock. Omaha. U :. Senstos-
Lorenzo CroCEsc. Re.ressntaffse.
EXECUTIVE.
p. ". Furn1s. Brc~syilie. Gevsrnor-
J. J. GEa. Lincoln. Sc OF STATE.
il Western. Bestriee- AUDITOR
II. A. koRnig. Col treasurer
J.. Il. Webster Beairiee. ATTY Ten.
j. N. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sus. Psb- lnsirss-
JUDICIARY.
Geo. II. Like Caazn7. Chtei nssee-
DanTGanit. Nebraska City Associate Jp-.
Samf Maxwell. Plstsmsuth
WEBSTER COUNTY.
r.Ileyx County Clerk.
A,res Treasurer.
7 " TaIIevs. Probate Judge
h 4: s,if sheriff.
~. : F~l.~ School Supt.
r. ynn. Coroner.
v = Tiorn1 County Sn1yeyor
4. NJ. Hardy
q. ~. Pail. County C~ommtssi9rer-s
T. Eaf;esou.
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EIVElTsI ITEMS.
Mr. Cook was 10 town last Saturday.
John s. Silver arrived in town las,
Fii!ay from hi journey, vi b a sample
Of dry goods which he sold to Il. &.
Lohf 4 Bro.
Cap. Isaac Shepardson, came back
from the East yesterday.
Business dull at the Riverton
House.
Grant Precinct ro!,ej So votes las,
Saturday. 80 vo,es we're cast for
bonds and tax. BCMMEa.
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GRANGE STORE.

GRANGE STORE.
GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers of Webster aud
Neigh5oring counties.
GRANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
The store kept By John q. Potter
having been appointed by the County
Council
GRANGE STORE.
Patrons of HuShsndry will End it to
their interest to trade at the Grange
Sfcre.
poa't forget the place-Next door
TO the Post OfSec.
j. 6. POTTER, Red Cloud.
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"aN9SSN
&o5S~S%

WEBB-CUDDY.-At the Valley
House, On Tuesday Jan. -, Nh.
iArLos T. WEBB Of Republican,
City. and Miss JENNIE CuppY Of
Burr Oak, Kan, by /. W. TuIleys
Probate Judge.
We xish 20 congratulate oar friend
Mr.. WebS. in the selection be has
made among the many nic, girls We
have in cur village.
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! TIE above is . true stase15 sent q
count iup to Jan. 29sh, lsI5) OF
Webster Co Aid Society.
S. CARRIER & Co,
Per l. G. Nick.
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Kyou want a good clean shave and
your I air Gu, In the latest st,l e 20 and
give Bur" H4sDer q cal.
Vasentinesl valentines.i At the
Post O@s. Comic and fancy.
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GUIDE ROCK SCHOOL REPORT.

Report Of school taught in District
No. | at Guide Rock for the month OF
January.
Number pupils, %
Average attendance, 20
Per cent of attendance, 50
Neither absent nor tardy this month.
Mary Sabiu. Eide CARRIER
Allen Rich.
Perfect in scholarship ami deport-
ment.
Mary Sabin Jennie Matthias
Mary Parker Frank Bailey
Oliver De.our.
JCDSoS BAILEY Teacher.
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Rev. 4. Maxwell vil preach al
this place mex, Sabbath At the ~hoo!
house At 10 O'Clock .. q. Al are invi
ted TO attend.
Lieut.. Nsni. Of the n;s,h Z. s.
Army, called on Us Tacsdsy. he is
here distributing Government clothinz
to the sufferer. he has the appear
ance Of beiag a fne nan
The young folks we're amusing
themselves SUNDAY Gliding down Po.t's
''old straw pile"
There will be another spelling
school q week frou next Friday night.
Where IS G;.son? They are going
to start a cheese factory there IN the
Spring. and even the devil cant IN
form Us where il il.
Bro. MacMurphy, Why is the
Hsrad "on the half sheii?' Grass
boppeTs?
Pap Ashbu.n gave Us = call
Wednesday. He reports basiness
looming up in Riverton, sad trade
lively. Call again.
Stormy weather for the past few
days, the Ground Hog did ut put
!: hi. Appearance. or even look for his
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-Afw Cuur;y Warrants wanted At
oE..ay WILCOX.
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Save ycur meuey these hari tines
t.y gcins IL Y icrx. who VII save
ynn n,nney "a vanr taNes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-03

". y. Richardson has a large sun
ply Of seed orr on hand, for $50
per bushei. 23-n3.
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,,,,. ,n, ,o.,,,or ~ Mackenzie Ia counrmcd
being abandoned This posl''on Oh n"eAen1'o - .
BY NJ Michel, VINO classes tne disoa'c s'o'e ~ -.
Of cerebral smanrSs ons dsc,cs as symptomatic OF
Sc,irn tremens the other he regards as due to the
uso OF tobacco and believes that there are fey
of tobacco per day without having nher & ,sns of
qently their memory nv the absence OF
disease, ne rays are cnarhcter,Ieu uy .,u tnu -
well marked symptoms OF cereprai consceon' .
MILK DIET IN HEART DIsEAsE.-The opinion
A"AAA D'DA N -, ...,.ar "a rov
OF DIR. Pecholier an eminent frehch P"y e''A'", " :.
cited I'm favor of milk diet the treatment OF disease OF
'ho he"l@ "o s'"'e ~ " ...,.noos a, the de-
namely In those cases where the cohsequchoo'v ~ w
ycopmeut of the muscular bers prevail over the empar
..,nopt of the circulation eaused by the diataton OF
.s.,.. A., o,r.o,on q, the ortaces or the insuiii-
'no oaV"os, '"e ,Dnoro In consequence the
al
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Proposals.

OFfICE or ADMINISTRATOR OF wAILR WORKS ASDl
PUBLIC BUILDINGS. NKw wOMEANs, June 20. 1873,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the office undersigned unt the 18th day OF August
1875 Al II In. for the LEASE OF the CITY WATER
WoItKS and ACCOMPANYING FRANCHISES, In con.
orin,y Ordinance No 3t5 A. s. adopted on the 18Th Of
June 1875 Parties desiring copies ~ the ordinance ia
pamphlet be supplied by addressing -
Administrator of Water Works and Public Buildings.
Room No 20 City Hail. Ncr-O aus. La
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Drook'ra Eeal Gstate for Sale.


ROBERT G. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
~ ESrAIh snd MokFSAGE LoANS No; 2ot MontAgns que
hn or ew Estate for parms Village othes
Country Upetty made specially OF the business Ihe
6 The advertiser r such exchanges are far
sIpccr presented by other broker Ovners of
real esst. Of cay escrpton city country wishing
exchange solicited " send ~ full deecrip
the wishes in reEarl TO Il CorrSpondenoe WITH owner, G
exchange and property sit fer sale escapes aten
exp rence OF nearly 20 years In real estate business
VT a acquaintance among property owners
asts and others gives unequaie facilities To The .dves
II description OF real estate trans
act ms and lots IN the best sections Of Brooklyn,
arcasrly IN the ciay Of Prospect Park the ayennee
ami oa brOklyn Hgnt for sale terms Of
et uders and lots Of the undersigned
their building loans ano nave
e;cry practicable hlancai facility furnished
q0rcd amoD OF money To loan on bono ana mortgage
on irprovel poer:y. Good applications wanted oy
RoDERf = BUSBTNG. 20f Montaguest, Hrookiyn-
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don ysaa: ;''fs. S nsGfffm
ELMTRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
II Next session opens Sept Designed for we 1
ss. net sss'l Rev. . 'co%IE
EBELL International Acadsmy:mBesst ,ls ni7,Ic En-
Pnss speAc x%sIiesn Home sssS at
ssas. to ss; ssss
II H
nss1s@ TOT
g ,ss %
Hef p,sc n s r cfSRel S adepS ESs
Berlin, or Mrs Adrian J: E6e. 10 Hedemannsz Berlin:
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young Ladies &
| II Brdxeoort Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON.
IROVE HALL, New Haven, COnn.-Boarding
sshQS s Mns ESs1f adnS s t4STs fns ADDRESS
m Iug Rstoria l. L. n VI after that New Haven Conn
MRS. w. G.. BRYAN'S Boarding School for
WI Young Ladies' Batavia n Y.
NTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
WI Ladies, Pittsaeld Mas lass,
Has rare advantages for Music
Grounds Of u T1Iysliss ,d,n,assd peaaty typaereaen.
Also an elegant RSsTs. hSsTS.r sS sSuse le'
THE RkrscM MlSsES Mo%I ana DAY @
Ladies walst, New.Hayen coan The Fall term opens
sept %. For circulars apply as above: -----------
XXIEST END INSTITUTE, Mrs. S. l.. CADY,
w Principal New Haven, Conn send for Circular.
VONKERS ON THE HUDSON;--Locust Hill II
e., YSu1s fe sS H. c0os1s E cE p
Miscellaneous-Country.
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
Y%a"s %,nSs..ss ss% For ''''a
NHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN ms SiITUTE.eA
" boarding for under the care OF the So
Of hefsy M naps ,si%s cSsppau
CO for
SSth .s1fs AS Address EMl2Y j. LEoSARb 4den
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y, for
%Sa eas11Ss 2tssaIfb bS 'G
GOTHIC HALL, Stamford, Conn:-Fall Term Term
pal. Missss Si. ssamsHSs %nKEN ssV CHASE IA
HOME SCHOOL at Croton, on Hudson
% vii rsdsSs ne ssis hs ay i
Of pupils who will share % b, equally sHE s'sy o Ser Mental mora
physica development Pupils can remain The e.fe year
I EE's HOME INSTITUTE, boarding school
both s on the Msdson 5 FeGssns 4 Year ss 10
ssan.ss ss1ras Refea onee.: % Patrons efergymen
DARK RIDGE IN. J.) Institute.Both sexes.
Eng. and Board $2OOper year sendIor clrcular:
DYE SEMINARY, RYE, Ny.
apply to the Principal, Mrs. S. J. LIFE.
GUNNER HOME FOR CHILDREN.-Ad-
~ dress Box so IIempstead, J.. l.
CCHOOIEl 70 MOUNTAIN SEM IMAM , Az. D.,
- win be open for BOARDERs from June p at mederae
prices LAWRENCE H. HUNT, Proprietor
Miscellaneous.
limited STATES SCHOOL
u AND
COLLEGE DIRECTORY.
book pages compiled expressly as gide 10
aid parents guardians selecting school contains
complete list Of all the Schools and Colleges IN he Uhs
states regard TO places wherein the Schools
are located climate railroad facilities &c also specia
the most desirable institutions OF learning
Sent ree application. postage six cents)
II. COTESWORTH PINCKNtY,
Rureau NJ School Advertising and Information Domestic
Knldng corner broadway and l4thst. New York City .
Pamphlets leading SeminaIies and Academies both
city and country be obtained free OF expense, by
calling the Directory Office above in Unionsqnare
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Corn!rn Real estate for Sale.

4 DESIRABLE 100-acre FARM for SALE,
"A near cily Ens situation. Address ,
W. p. LANPIERE. Kenosha, Wis.
At SAG HARBOR, l.. I.-BeautfuI country
n residence FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city property.
Rutland WHITING. Beekman.st. n. Y.
AT CROrDN, on the Hudson River.-FOr
n SALE very desirable plot Of with dwelling
AMI outbuidiug suitable for gentenans cOu NTkY
RESIDENCE abundance OF large and small fruits On the
place. VIII be sold on liberal terms
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Cir Real Gstatc for Sale.

ITO Manufacturers and Rcfncrs-FOR SALE
Blocks with water trout for sale low All may BE-
lat mortgage Il improved A2plyo -. ,,o,,,...
TIyO BUILDEpS.-FOR SALE-BlOcks OF lots
suitable cost dwellings at about 800 per lot tho
mortgage improved, and with builders loan
's"''0'' A'N. T. scnIErFEuN Co. 40 wiuiamst
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r. Is.
TROJAN DISCOVERIES
- Ullustrated)
Bayard Taylors Of the Explorations OF DIT sche
on the Field Ancient Troy s published in
EXTRA No 10. Price, postpaid, 20 cents Seven Tribune
Fxtra Pamphlets to any In the United states Tor 81
Send for circulars. Address THE TRIBUNE, New.fork.
THE AMERICAN LAW REVIEW
FOR JULY, 1875.
CONTENTS:
THE LAWS OF WARFARE.
ADMIRALTY LIENS OF MATERIALMEk
THE SUPREME COURT.
LOBBYING AT WASHINGTON.
DIGEST OF THE ENGLISH LAW REPORTS.
SELECTED DIGEST OF STATE REPORTS.
BOOK NOTICES
LIST OF LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED IN ENGLAND
AND AMERICA SINCE APRIL. 1876.
SUMMARY OF EVENTS.
INDEX TO VOL. TX.
TABLE OF REPORTS.
TABLE OF CASES.
LITTLE, BROWN 6 Co,
PUBLISHERS.
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Dfntlstrp.

49,
BEAUTIFUL SET, $9; GUM TEETH,
N $40 single IL solid gold, - silver, 81 all WORK %ar
raitei; exsmin, specimens. "NEW.fORk , DENl i,a
KOONS" 262 sixth ave- established 1871 Remember zoz
CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH In
~ Impression in the or,noon ,ee IN ie az
ternoon ThiriyfouI hist near broadway anu Sih,ha,c
Coral rubber very strong flesh colored go sets pstna SETS
whale aone Ilumpers, open fronts up mp
denrssors regulators nitrous oxde mechanical dentistry
Take green from ('Tandst ferry OF SAN'c CARS Vi
broadway Get OF a. Thirty fourth st
nENTlSTRY FOR THE MILLION Prices
( reduced! DR.. WAIT at the Old stand, 80 East
Twenty.thirist FoIrth Cool i.ub1er and Rose
Pearl S,s Sl2 Fine Gold and Plana, $40 GOid rulings -,
upward Hard and soft Finrs y to ~ Exacng under %
pre sh each tooth when more than one AIS
l. The best season teeth extracted aud nled Dr. T. o.
WAIT - East Twenty thirist
vT,HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
i Or GEO H. MODEMANN, j32 3dave, near 36thst,
are pronounced all to be the crownng light of dental art
Best sets IS, $40. $50
VJNEETH MADE and FITTED in a few hours
without tho slightest masticatton
and natural appearance giarsnte Teth nei with pearl
stopping or goh Pamphlets the teeth post free ros
stamps. Dr. H. j. RobEhiS' % Dohue"' ~ -
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Mem Jersen Real Gstate tor Sue.

E,ARM for SALE at a sacrifice, to close an
interest; 81 at Morrstowr. " j.. near city limits
good hOuse outbuidngs aud feucos flowing sprg Huis
'''' HppT W TRYING CLARK 2l2 Pearl IT.
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New 11nblications.

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. - Ninth
IL Fdition-Vo H. ready.-1his edition VIII empody
the results Of pest learning OF the Nineteenth Cenn
Literature Philosophy. and Sclence fhoe III e'o''
W """ -"'~ LITTLE, BROWN & Co,
40 Washington ST., Boston.
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Corporation Notifies.

EOR DRAINING HARLEM LAND, &c
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Depart
Public Works until 10 o'clock July ls 1870 FOR
Draining Harlem lands &c.
For particulars City Record Copies for sale at No
City Hail.
EOR FURNISHING 5000 BARRELS OF
Il FLoUR.-sEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
Department of Charities and Corrections until 10 O'Clock %
July II, 1870 for supplying 5000 barrels OF Flour
For parc ulars The City keco Copies for sale N NO.
City Hall
EOR FURNISHING CONDENSED MILK
Il SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the DEPARI
MENT OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION, until 10
o'clock q July II. 1878. for supplyin Condensed MIX
particulars The City Record Copies for sale at No.
City Hall.
E'OR FURNISHING TOBACCO, COFFEE,
Il GOLDFISH, STRAW, &c.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii
be received by the Department. Of Public Charities and Cor
TOBACCO, CODFIsH COFFEE, STRAW, &c.
particulars The City Record Copies for sale at NO.
city Han.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CoMMIssIoSEas ofricE,
10 CIIY HALL NEW YORK. July y, 1879
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
the first day Of AUGUST next FIVE PER CENT WIN be
Commissioner 0f Public Works.
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feQal Notices.
H1lsreIlaneous

- wonderful preparation will cure permanently any chronic
o and that has resisted all other treatment
send for Circular w. H. PANC0AST Milestone. New
Jersey.
CCHOOL FURNITURE WANTED. - Pro-
- posaIs for FURNISHING NEW BUILDING; six pm
rooms SO 10 GO sittings each graded and
school, 24O tings besides seats for nve recitation
looms "a reject
ali bids Address SU UPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS Ellnira,
MY.
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REAL ESTATE.

yEw.YoRK. Saturday. July 10, 1873.
There were no transfers at the Exchange
Iesroom tO-Gay.
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Gcnses anS farms t1antso.
Real Wstate 60 gxehan9e.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at Sum-
~ nit MI acres house - rooms and cupoa 1910
steam furnace stable garden. fruit and shade $lo,OO0
mortgage $4,000 exchange for Newark house J. u.
CONDICr li6 broadway.
EXCHANGE.-LOng Island FARM wanted in
~ exchange for other good property Please address MEX
CHANT, y. y. p. o. Box 3,769
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lRANGE. Y. j., SPECIALTY.-Great variety
~ PROrLisII :or SALE and RENT. Office hours, to-
L. H. l. II. GERRY, 80 Nassau st.. and Orange, opposite
ce.pt
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Justrufiion.
'auno Ladies-CountYy.

For Young Ladiss-Country.
DREW Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, y: f:ENine
~ year, Of successful work heathfui peau ,9r "'us
uon; homenAe' f GEO. C. SMITH, A. M
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TNLMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.
II Next opens sept Designed for Ine
Terms moderate Address Rev. A. W. CoWLEs d. d. froS'
doot lmi n ".
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TENT TO LET OR FOR SALE-An OBJ
long TENT. 40 by So suitable for camp meetings. &A
Address TENT, Trpune Oniee Box 10. New.S
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TIE POWER OF THR ELECTRIC LIGur.-The most
powerful artificial light at present in existence is
that employed for the great lighthouse on Souter
Point, on the coast of England, near the mouth OF
the Tyne.
On both banks of this river there is an immense
number of manufactures of all kinds, the smoke
f>~,n which under the influence of the west wind,
- anisly obstructs the approaches from the sea-
Fogs at this part of the coast are also reqnent and
the problem OF lighthouse illumination required that
such hght should be secured as would penetrate
through any slight fog haze, i: having been gene
rally acknowledged that not even the sunlight itself
can penetrate an ordinary dense fog. The electric
nemsI in power 10 500 600 standard candles being
eight times as powerful as the best American
fixed lights. The electric spark passes between
ernsnmed st the rate Of about one inch pcr
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1nstructlon.

II KINDERGARTEN, Al East 43d-st., near
oldest AMI best Kindergarten in the city
All the Froelel occupations taught thoroughly. Training
class others teachers ,oos and families supplied
v ith kindergartners Miss T.. NJ. COE. Prl.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-02-17
{ whole ssss sNsss"'er'} NO. 40
As range coincidence.


A San Francisco paper in review
of the local fisheries relates the fol-
lowing as one of the occurrences of
last year:
Last season one of the boats was
out on the ocean near Point de Rey,
when in the afternoon sudden squa!i
came on and the waves ran so high
that one came aboard and nearly flied
the boat with water. So much was
she loaded and so near sinking did
she come. that the three men who
were in her had all they could do to
avoid being swept overheard. The
wind blew hard and chilly and the
poor fellows were nearly frozen, but
they held on to the boat hoping that
succor would come from some source.
When it was nearly dark one of the
men bade his comrades good bye, and
with proan of despair sank out OF
sight beneath the waves. The other
two held on through that dreary
night, but early in the morning an
other one said to the survivor, Il can.
not hold on: [ too, must &c" In tel
ling it the survivor said, Il was laying
on my breast across the bow and saw
him as he sunk away far down in the
clear. deep waters. He said also that
soon after his last comrade disap-
peared the sun came up, and as the
sea had gone down the warm rays
beating on his back infused warmth
and life in him so that he was enabled
to cling fast. About l o'clock the
schooner Haskell came along, picked
him up and brought himself and the
boat into the harbor A rather sipgu-
lar part of the story is that after being
at the dock for about one month, the
same boat, with the same man and
two others, went again outside to the
same fishing ground, and about the
same place where she was picked up
when water-logged. The fishermen
saw a schooner bottom side up, with
five or six men clinging to the keel.
They Immediately went to the rescue
and found that it was the Haskell, the
identical schooner that had saved this
boat and one of the men. She had
been herself capsized in a squall. Her
crew were saved by the very boat that
had been saved by her.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-02-17
From the Pen and Plow.
JOHN SMITH.

"John Anderson, my 10 John, ye were my
first acquaint,''
But as for being the only John, tell you,
sir, you aint.
There's that precious little John1who sat
forever in a corner,
Whose mother was a mystery, whose faith
er was Horner.
And there's the John that built the house
to hold the famous sack.
And that hero of our childish days, the
giant-killer Jack.
And the old John Lakeland, n who signed
the blessed Magma Charta.
And Jack, who seeing Jill fall down, de-
scensus, followed arter.
And good Prince John, the gentle one, and
the stern, unfiinching Knox,
John Doe whose fights with mythic Dick
fill England jury box.
And he that in poetic mood Zone Milton1
did attain,
Great fame for losing Paradise and getting
1t again!
p,t of al, .,.o Jouns since days of Noah, the
world has ever known,
For infinite variety John Smith must stand
alone.
black, and white,
ana ne Is now the urse 10 run, anu now tue
first to fight.
And he's a learned sage, and simple rus
tic clown,
And you may find him any day in any
street in town
His wives are legion, and his creeds SO nu-
merous have become,
You'll find his name in every church, as
one to lean upon.
For heresies they also say his match was
never known,
And Mrs. Smith, in simple fate, says she's
the only one!
Yet all these contradictions, as dark as they
appear,
Should you know this hydra-headed man,
would be daylight clear. NJ. ID. T.