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The New York herald., 1875-12-21
..Exhibitions" ut tho Centennial.

We trust that the Centennial Exhibition in
Philadelphia will not assume a circus
aspect. In matter of so much Importance
to the nation we shall have variety of coun-
sci and multitude of suggestions. whim-
sical correspondent suggests that we should
dig up the bones of Washington and Lin
coin and have them exhibited at so much
head for the completion of the national
monument on the banks of the Potomac.
Greeley was born shall be purchased, taken
down and erected in the Centennial grounds.
1t is further suggested that the horse which
General Sheridan rode on the occasion of his
famous gallop to Winchester now 'out at
grass" in the West, should be made to do
duty as cynosure of attraction. The adj
vantage about these suggestions is that they
car be multiplied indefinitely. But if we
once 90 into this ''waxwork," 'old
clothes" and s'relic" business there
will be no room for any honest ex-
hibition. 1t is not the intention to have
museum in Philadelphia, but real exhibi-
ton. A few relics might be brought over
from the Patent Office to give new interest to
certain departments of the display, but this
should not be encouraged beyond certain
point. The exhibition should be repre-
sentative of the industry and resources and
genius Of our people and of the nations
who take part Those who come to the Cen
tennial will come to see what the nineteenth
century has achieved in the way of science
and skill and enterprise. This in itself is
vast field so vast that even to partly cover
it will tax the resources of it's managers.
Therefore it will be true wisdom to dissuade
any exhibitors from going outside of these
defined limits. People will not go to Phila-
delphia to see a suit of Washington's clothes
or horse which Sheridan rode They will
rejoice in an opportunity of seeing what
England and France and Spain and America
have done for the Advancement of our gen.
Grafton.
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quered almost all the Central Department Of
the island, while holding the entire Eastern
Department except the seacoast towns, so
that the reputation for cruelty and ferocity
he brought with him did not avail the Span
ish cause much He is to be succeeded by
General Jovellar, who, like Valmaseda has
had previous opportunity Of proving his
inability to reconquer and pacify the unfor-
tunate island.
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The HERALD BY FAST Maj. TRAINS. Nears-
dealers and he public throughout tie States Of
Ne,O York, Ne,o Jersey and Pennsylvania, as
rel as IN he West, The Pacific Coast, the North,
of he Hudson Riur, Nec York Central and
Pennsylvania Central Railroads and their con-
actions tcA BE supplied ,eih The HERALD,
free Of postage. Extraordinary inducements
offered 10 ne,csdealers ty sending TIER orders
direct 70 this office.
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RuBRSsTErs's DREAM will leave as deep an
1t figures largely in tho evidence before the
Coroner at the inquest yesterday over the
remains Of Sara Alexander. The prisoner
is attempting to starve himself to death and
acts in a manner that does not at all agree
with the innocence lie processes. The de-
fence will be On attempt TO prove On alibi f;
but the testimony Of his guilt is very strong.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

The PowEn ~ SQuAsa, a. exhibited IN
Professor Doremus lecture last evening on
The expansive force of growing vegetable
tissue. Is deeply suggestive The great
temples Of India, We ire informed, are
being slowly thrown down by the growth
pf trees among the masonry, Why not, then,
plant row Of squash pits under Tammany
HalI AMI tumble tie old wigwam in tie
course 0: three months2 We give an inter-
ssting series u dag-ams illustrating tie
l.9tass9rs Lecture
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FRaScE - FalianEE8aia IAe space al
lotted y French exhibitor 3 tas Centennial
Exposition vii te llle4 IS manner that
viii reflect credit - their great industrial
nation. We are glad - sse cir oll.ame
allies come has u The front
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

RELICS OF TWEED. Why it should take hours
of argument and weeks of adjournment for
fresh argument to settle the cases of Tweed's
bondsmen in the criminal suits it is diff
cult to explain. The matter seems simple
enough Tweed ran away, and his bail is
forfeit.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO MISsrRELs,
New opea House, Broadway corner of fweatyninih street.
WOODS MUSEUM
broadway. of Thirtieth street.-kIT AZ y ~ 4
at 10 .45 + NJ Matinee at p 2 M = ) chanfrau
GLOBE THEATRE.
Nos 72s and 7so Broadway-yARIETI. a. 6f.M
Twenty third street s4i ana SIKH sooGAH
atsP. NJ Mr.. and Mrs Barney williams
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
Nos. SIS and 5s7 Broadway.-VAKlETY. a. r NJ hau.
Fourteenth stree, sxth avenne-LEs JocRIssEs DE
L'AMoUR, at : ?. NJ. Parisian Company
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
Third between @ ThirSes a and Ihryr'' streets
COLOSSEUM.
r4Ris. Open from ! :. M r, NJ. from 80 N
10 z. NJ
mwA1LAcK,s THEATRE,
10 Is 'Td e a SoRn Gilbert
PARTISAN VARIETIES
sixteenth street: Broadway.-vARlETY, at ?. NJ
Matinee at 4. NJ.
BROOKLYN THEATRE.
Washington street, Brookyn.-HENki v. At T. n Mr.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE,
broadway and Fourteenth street-RosE MICHEL. At 8
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
NO. 624 Broadway.-YARIkTY, at 8 I. NJ.
STEINwAY HALL.
Fourteenth street.-OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS, at
J. H. Richard A. Proctor
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
Twenty eighth street. Broadway.-PIQUE, at r NJ
! amy Davenport.
THEATRE COMIQUE.
No. 5l4 Broadway.-NAklETY, at L. VI.
TWENTY. Y.THIRD STREET THEATRE.
Twenty third and Sixth avenue.-THE FLATTEKER
soP NJ
PARK THEATRE,
groadway and Twenty second street-THE CRUCIBLE at
y. NJ. oakey Hall
CHICKERING HALL.
Finh avenue and Eighteenth street-MUSICAL SOTREE,
ASP NJ New York Quartet.
GERMANIA THEATRE
Fourteenth street, Irving paceDER VETTER at s
4. NJ
BowERY THEATRE
BOwery.-i7T6 at : p. NJ. Mr.. Stetson.
EAGLE THEATRE.
Broadway and Thirty third street-yARIETT at P NJ
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L RIPPLE S HE Z L.
NEW YORK. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1875.

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the ,reGther to-day ,ciA be ,oarmer,
oarty cloudy and nth occasional Snotr OF rain.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

WALL STREET. Money on call, after rating
at 6 and per cent, gold, closed at per cent
currency. Gold declined from 113 "a, the
highest price Of the day, to ll3 3-s. Stocks
were weak and feverish. Rag paper 6742.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

Tn NurfE CaNIAf1s against the Carlists
= sbovi = begin asi ths victory machines
= hs4ra go Hea1sys - being put in
orisr y give = - .sl.i csItndictory &C.
counts u every ser.aasa.s.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

VALMAsEDA's FAILURE. After a second at
tempt at bringing the Cuban rebellion to
close the present Captain General
retires entirely unsuccessful. During his
present incumbanav tha ,Ai-iota hos. ann.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

The SPANISH WAR GHOST is said by Sena-
tor Cragin TO be again looming above the
horizon. Where away, Senator?
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

THE DTREcT CABLE is soon TO be repaired,
the Faraday having cleared yesterday to per-
form that work. The sooner she does her
work the better.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

THE PassESsEEs ~ THE AsKRTQUE have gone
y their destination On the Vile dc Brest,
sni the AIatri4as has gone into dock. Thus
LsPplg e1ls sh0r' season of anxiety.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

PoRro RICO has had the tropical luxury Of
An earthquake. The town Of Arecibo was
laid in ruins.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.-on and
after January /, 1876, the daily and weekly
editions Of the New YORK HERALD viii be
sent free Of postage.
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THE DAILY HERALD. published every
day in he gear. Four cents per copy.
Twelve dollars per year, or one dollar per
month, free Of postage. to subscribers
All business OF news letters and telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed New YORK
HERALD
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
surned.
sror rAFp "
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. 4G FLEET STREET.
PARIS OFFICE-AvENUE DE L'OPERA.
Subscriptions and advertisements viii be
received and forwarded on tie same terms
as in New York.
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VOLUME ...................,...No. a55
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE.
Nos 5s5 and 5e7 Broadway.-VARlETf. al r. ~ MAIL
- Il
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BOOTHS THEATRE,
Twenty third street and Sixth avenue -toONlE sOOdAh
atSP NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams
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GLOBE THEATRE.
Nos 725 and 73O Broadwsy.-YARIEIf, a. > I. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS,
Opera House, Broadway corner of Twenty STR
= Al
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

WOODS MUSEUM .
broadway corner of Thrtieth Btreet.-kIT, At n ~ !
closes 10 45 7. NJ. Matinee at r. ~ Il ;. ohanrau
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EAGLE THEATRE.
Broadway and Thirty-thrd street-VARIETY At r NJ
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth and sixth avenue-LES JOCRIsSES DE
L'AMOUR, at : p. NJ. Partisan Company
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THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
Third between Thirtieh and Thirty hrst Streets
MINSTRELSY and VARIETY, at 8 Z. M.
, 1875-09-04

pie were attended by large number Of their
frionjs, among whom wore Mr. and
Mra. D. L. Zatsiskle. Capt. and Mrs. Dooman
Sir. and Mrs. Frank McAf4ater, hfr. and Mira. II.
II, Smith Of Turner Junction, Mrs. Atkinson,
Mrs, Meredith OF Chicago, Mr. aud Mrs. Coleb-
hurry Of Lodi, III. c. F. BussoY Of Aurora. ILL.,;
Dr. Buttey, Edward Boeman. Miss Kate MeMsa-
tcf. Mr.. 4. Merrill of tho St. Charles Leader.
and Miss TownHend. The bridal presents wore
numerous and beautiful: solid silver berry,
basket from Dr. nussay; sllvar card
basket from c. F. Boseey; silver
frait-aihh ftom S1r. and Mrs. D, L. Ia
brshks; card~taskss from Miss Kate b1csfaster;
rot OF silver tcaspoona and forkA from Mrs
Eoeman; all elegant ailser card-caso from Mr..
Carl loetnan TO hin bride; psir of go1l brace.
let's from Ed.ard Boeulan; 4 magnificent ro)j
watch and Chain from Capt. Eoeman tn tho
bride; BhakapeaIeH complete woskB. from Mr.
and Mrs. Afahn: An o'cgant ian from M1b. II. II.
smith. After partakiug Of btidal banquet. tho
happy Courla took the cars for The EAtt, Gil =
h,h'a' tour. on which they will be goue shout
four weeks.
The Congregational Church Of th,a city eavo q
picnic 1T Towns tirove, botweoh Geneva and
batavia. Tie grove IL aEo Of tho flnest srots
on the Fox Isiver. 1t Ia tho private park to the
residence Of its generous and KIND proprietor.
trr. Town. Tho usual games aud sccompaai-
nonta wcre freely lnau]ged IN, aud \ 1noat pleas
a,,t tlmo was tho experience OF all Among
tIloHe recognized NAV bo mentioned alr. aud
Mrs. u. L. Xabr,skie 3trB. and Mrs. Furnnld,
tLs lqv. +. n Andotsoa I'd Sd T,ts: IT,: AF. % 1nd
u. G. creg,or, Mrs. g. 3. Huls. Mre.
is,wna,,. ,trs, John 8trader. aIrs. J.. y. Lloyd:
Miss t:mu,A ZabriHsie, Bliss Florence O1'rysn OF
New York. >ias Hsaunhold, Mles Belie Kelley
cuce c,cgier, Miss 81. Lonstey, Aisa afny Dross'
Mis-. HA, nj Gi!lct, Sti1H Lbbie ycoder, Misx
, 1875-09-04

70 kse Editor or The Ch;eaoo 7fiAHne:
WHEATON, ILL.,, Aug. 3i.-Ny attention las
been cnticd to rnE In1nuSz's omission, III its
notice OF Challea q. Fsusey, 1aso presidous Of
Obolliu College, and known and honotod moro
widely .hhu almost any other Chystian 1niDissor
Of his ago, OF any meution Of his sentiments and
writings Oh Secret Societies. To omit from au
otherwise full catalogue sfr. Fiuney's book on
Froc-a1nsoury, II an lntentloual omission. wonld
bo damaging to tue credit Of pnbllo Journal for
fairness and ne spaper integrity. 1t ls pre-
tnAt you will bo gad to have me say to your
ronders concerning this truly great mnn that,
,uitiaed aud made sIastur Mason In early life.
ho said TO mo, "As soon IA wss converted to
Christ, my nnral nature lo4tlIcd 1t, AUD tmule-
4ia.oly detuaudod my dischnrxc from tho
Lodge" Thls wnB before tho doatll Of Morgan.
tle toos no part III tho political Anti Masonry
which followed. but when, nfser tho fai! OF
1,5uU Lodges by thugo discussions, lla saw tlla
Order returning to nernlaflty snd power, 10
wrote aud published "F4unoy on Masonry" Quo
ct tho aGleat books lo over wrote, aud which
was omitted by TUE TRIBUNE writer in giving =
list OF Lis works. Very respectfully yours, etc.,
j. DLASCuAlp.
, 1875-09-04


To he People Of Indiana: The aeconpany.
ing memorial to Congress il terewith submitted
to tho voters aud women Of indiana for tleir
signatures. 1tB sneclticatlous "ero determined
tho Executive Board Of tho Womana Christian
Temperance Union INSTRUCTED to prorAfe the
memorial sud issue It for signatures. It is tho
hope OF those who hhvo this matter most a.
heart that 1t may DO presented to osery man and
wotnAn in Iudiaua, aud Ro TO Congress this vim
ter with tho rame Of 3 majority OF the voters
Of tho State, aud as many Of tho womcu as pos
! s.blo.
Forward all uames to ntrh. 2. G. Wallace. No.
o73 North New Jcsey stEeot, Indianapolis before
The Hon. William Baxter to represent tho
temperance voters. Charles F. Coniu the State
charities tic Rev Dr.. j. II. Dayiiss the chuEclcs4
| aud Mrs. Z. G. Wallace the women Of lnalana,
were appointed committee by the statc Con-
| yen,ion. to present this memorial at ashing-
| ton during the coming winter. It Ia a 10 con-
| tcmplAte1 asking the corporation OF the other
| ais!itaen Statea organized under the "o,nnl'a
Ci'r,stixn Ton,perance Union. in similar me-.
| mosiat, MEs. z. G. WALLACE preb>t,
Miss AunRTrA IIoYr, Cor. soc'y,
| Woman's Christian Temperance Union. OF lndl'
| ana.
pf iA< Ua.ttd Males, IN C1nof<st af.esabarl:
WnxnkAs, The liquoe traffic ID fraught With
evil to tho pFoperty, health, bones, lIVea. ane
! pGAct O1 uAE ClttLHu' HAA
WHEREAS, 1overnmenta Arc inhtttuted to set
euro tho peace. prosperity. and ue't-being Of tb-
| citizen: therefore, ...
Wa. tho undersigned citizens Of tho State o
Indiana heroby pray your honorable body
First-Io appoint 4 commission to iuvesti'
gatu aud report tbs effects Of the liquor trAttit
in tho United States. on tha health. intelligence
Industry, prosperity. crinao. and pauporsm Of th
individuals; also upon taxation, revenue. aud th'
general welfare OF the country.
EYcoud-To prohibit tho importation Of sico
Thi,u-To prohibit tue manusacturo and sal
OF alcohoc liquors as beverage tn tho DlstElc
of Columbia, III tho Territories OF tue Untse'
Htates. aud al placcs whers Congress exetciso
exclusive legislation.
Fonrt.--To require total abstinence from
Atclolic llquors ~ 4 beverage, on the part Q
iii officials aud aubordiussea IN the civil, naiii
tarv, aud naval service OF the United States
And 40 Will continue to pray.
, 1875-09-04
ELAjNE'S SONG TO tAhcElOT,

yes aha!i sleep. feed not shis idle sobfdng:
H,icl orr my soul tAs loya-lgas Of your eyes.
8oou, voon alk heart shalt ceaso it, painful throb-
Ling.
To seek The sountless - and silent slsts.
B)cap urealnleas sleep, will como forever u.ort,
Win ueILer pat 10 mourn, nor future 10 deilors.
Yea shall a!eep. The nightingale IL singing; -
lloru has deeply p1erosd her gsutls brt4st;
TAoso troubled notes within ny soul ar ringing,
uod hears ,hy plslnt, s~sot Pnlonal; ne heart,
IL ue has heard the p3A!nt Of man through al tbs
YeA1H.
Yas must sleep. Too long the day has tarrisd,
And Oh too hard the Ways Of God aud tneu.
Though brave least, and gtsAt tue hoio II oarted
il vain ita lonsinn w,xh loz hApp.uesa h2a bean.
put eau rest In tht4 swest, slfent dell;
And they xlt sAy. l4sloEsd, sofuy, II q well.
I1lLT LAKx.
, 1875-09-04
IKNOKVILLE.



sp<sss1 tasrt*tsnaf''tt y The ch'eaoo Tribune,
KSoxs11LE. ILL.,, Aug 31.-TheEc arc few places
prosecuting more business advantages To the sat-
rounding country than Eno1rilla. and mona
.nara des;,.h,o .,a ,,o.s.nt - . ,,,.,n -, -o.;-
"o'e aess1aolo ano p'easaot IN . p'aee y. teai-
oenee' 4he erection OF tue new SURROUNDINGS
On the north side OF tito Square, the site Of tho
late disastrous fire, dlscosos to the most casual
t;.a, n.S' ~, o.. -. ~ ~
tueo ID ~ ~ Hna VIC 't."H,t u 40 ou''ne's
sources. The work ofrebutldlnR has been pushed
forward with groat yigor. TAis, together with
.,r,,ctton - tho rs. IIiT1,.sebooI =, Mir
s..ss. s,-,,,a;,,. w,,,,, .e;I, so.,.,s.. ,.-.-.
atfeet'-e ou'ia'ne "nlcn *'A compare 'osolA-
bly, With any OF its claas IN thia ssction Of tho
Of tbs Syeaish. AMERICAN College, Indicate !
.n,,it =, .,,o-nr;ao .,d hn.,neo. .ctiv;tv sor
op"., s,,t -. 49, 0s ss'.'s"l. .3 ~.
WHICH hnoAF'l!o Ia IusIy oia'!osulsneo Ano
the tncessant click Of tho mason's efovel on fho
main thorougAiaro tor weeks pask adds I now
chort of fnusic 10 Knoxville ana m,neies sono-
s...',,,s l.. .,a ..a,.. T., ~ q. ,,,,si,.c.
1'ouh.s ~ soo no'os uu'o " 10 oee1"eon io"'''
Il would Naturally 90 supposed tnA& tue recent
loss OF the County Beat would hAro been seyoro
blow to the hopes Of the eommunlty, and tie
iatn desttuctton bv ire Of some Of her dnest
busiuess buildings would have loon telt u an
addt,oual misfortune: but so-day little ii
an7 dasnondency ls visible. She eeems eoon
| to have rallied and from these disas-
ters tn have directed ho, euerRleg to
other sources Of improvement and distinction, -
msnifestinc clearly rpirit to s,,ll beautify
| KnnxyIie and tho adyentaooo1,a sito which ale
| ocanpIos a. = civ.
| RI, maxYs SCHOOL
Ope Of iss nob,est features, 1t. Mary's Bc1ool,
t,,s ns1stiai ,,oms ~ cdncnt,n.,si rafi,ement Il
of the ctT a vial n.rt Mum,tccnsly endowed
hy the 9..,eros,sy nj ono Of Huoxyillo'a 1,okt
nrotn,nant md wealthy citixoua. tho Hon. Jsmes
| Kno1. .1ui s,,stained bv patrousae from various
anct;ors ~" .ho Es.t sr,i liz Far W.T. In Eorti,
All t,,n snnth ,,ntiar de etiic;ant direction and
no uu tset nf IT, sanntod sunsrintandent
Toctor q. " IeftncnoiI siIsd by : well-choson
t.a'1,. ~ ~ nerf.ct h.rmnnr nnd hnmn,
H. ~ ,s1ic AZ ,",,eJn H. insn1ior nsnsosmsnt.
IT, ~ ,aa.t,,,ion hds fstr to nlsnn ifsejf Al
.rl,,,,nont n tbo flnnt ranr. viii cdncstiopsi
fsc;I;iiss s.c,,ni r. ,,ono thrnuuhnnt tha Isngth
Ind hrodth of tho land, IL outward sppenanco
- ~ - ,r1,..osns ~ tha Az. ~ ths str,nrsr hv liz
, 1875-09-04
DAYS or ABSENCE.

Ie.s u lamp uassAu. burning 70 waats.h r. Wtflis.
They tell me thou sst happy. Hare the days Of sb.
SeneA chilled
AZ tbs fstyor Of Tbs passion thAt tby heart once ood5
thrtlIed9 ...-.-..
Does no thought of vauiahsd pleAsusas waken In thy
memory nov
Een ons tsudsE recollection ot thy t1s and foadtst
FoN9
IL tho pat indeed sosKottenS Can tht hsess 80 s0oo
HAs ths farewell Lightly uttAssd lat Nth thes no
Il 4aeb sunny haps than snd.d,-f.dsd to sstusn no
mozss .,a
Auat ID shadow os nyss now sad sFss"
1aora7
Yst, amid the dsyp unnuubsEed. some os pleasure
And dssn.hid x;hlu ths future 3ozgssfulnats, Tor
Asascss.s from ths ustatas round ss5 spirit Ea1ss"
wnioh t. ssss viii " snseAy Ct isst isrs
pk1i3 tks1as Q~&1 H "kAs8a% -
, 1875-09-04

Spteist corrts,oads,es u The cAttagu Tribune.
pEs Mo1AEs Ia. Aug, a0.--lowa will soon ba
independent Of oak foteste and lemlock II " sMps.
tanning, plant instead Of bark, has been fully
teyted aud proved uuccesslul. One ton Of the
plapt will tan 400 pounds OF leather.
which IL mora than the sams weight
e bsrk r! 1P ~. nssx sxo.. Sosts ap?as St
iatter produces I bottsr quality Of leather.
Tho plaat grows Wild In this State in large
quantities. In aineo tract in the Western
part Of tho stste there 10 over 1b.o00 acras,
now has ths 1neaus 10 make its oan leather.
Ths procsss OF ttuntng u precisely tbs sAtne ~
viii bask s1ospt tlat tbs juice OF sho plant,
prodaSsd BY ssaam1na. u ussa lustssd 1f baEk.
, 1875-09-04

.,
N operator at tho engine !lalf'fne n awaF. Ana
tho oro Asar:s Oh it's upward tr'r. This operate.
never reeA tlin inad IN !'aa csdTea 70 ~ neniel
up anil vet with perfect accuracy, guihe'l ny
@a1n hcfoFnn him. ho rnha u on OF tno h''ho
nton ntt clcsa,e'i Hhsa' a!a e"Ms.n ~ =. 10
DUMPED mo 1ail!""uI ca'n pc"'", "n'.n -, w
carr, Tho orc to tho Ttamp-mill or tn tho
'cri'her.'
Az NO gTope htont t',e ''afs ffcesaos or th'
fn1e *e slH 1H'1nsateu W 1ne neep uht t..,' hsh.
which o,tf rihalo liel,h cahhnt t'enot1hto t"tter
tllef' 70" tees. anu ~ .he ""t". et'!ueen Ah Ma
I'hten' broken only ny tIn tholt 2t some t!'1GE-
NJ w roma dttans nlnht' f&t t!ie fcehe - lhhe
rcrbatiy behtlt'1tl 81 on[ l'2asa arg 1e!ocseo
from THO e!i'tellhG surfaces OF the eoPp'1-
ctyataIs.
lhe men At wofE mere hro mostly Ne'aif VINO
Atem to have Hi'ccial hs'ns l1F this h!is1h"sa
They Work by tho fatllhnL a1i ica1n from stosn ~
month. Ihih !n'he IL well hlI Piled With ireeh
hiE. ann Ia quito FREQ from "hter; IL cannot DO
very unhealthy place to "'tk.
THE sTAHf'Htfts
arc fnl! o1 Interest," i"r itre tue copper ts eera-
poustdh the at" :" tho consistency u powdef.
uden w ffea uhe OF nater htMt ssnvcss tho COP.
Ter " ffeeh from tho other material. Mnch OF
it.. of courae. IL worry tlne,. but solid mtg
gets Ut Hsycral pounds weight arc
| nitrf obtained. lne INTO bhffels, u
tliau goes IN thu knlelting'fnrfAcG, end
| IN hubtested an transformatio!' into inpota BARS
and 11atcr, When IL IL ready fnr tho market.
Most Of It IN thilned to Iasterh cltfet. "horo 1t
hcll+ for rtaco SarsthK tltfn ~ 10 - cents =
nuunu Tho htomE'nhIIh u thn tA!amot anu
Hecla Companies are locntga H'l:s from the,1
NINE am On tie 1ana o. oEm a",,m Ink; & ssm.
, 1875-09-04
ST. CHARLES.
/ N&nHfl0X.

spstfas Cavapondt.ee ~ TAs chseaos 7rfaanAt
B7. CH4H1Es. ILL.,. Sept. s.-,0us city Ia becon-
inR more aud more liyely The gsaud esent OF
thu season II the naAssiAga OF Nr. CArl HosmAn
to Mias Belle McaIasteE, both Of Ut. Charles by
tie Rev. E. N. Andrews, Congregational pAstoT'
The eessmouy took place It the sessdencs OF shs
brides parents. "Wednesday. 9spt. !. all o'clock
l. n. Both partiss as&nd vary high In ths city.
bs1ooRina 10 thu bsst skuiaoa. 1ns happy ooA.
, 1875-09-04

Arssns HoftsaIss Pa1ts t.er ~ .seH @s 1Esss as =
once naa ~ kusehteto M5s9u. - 1;un
4oD. "ss A. LIZ - II I au' ,,.h;,o n 1IunI,
eacottin8 Mno' 'Etor 4uku. "u'o ILL., -: lug
gavo LIE arm 70 Mtno. Aoasssyg. :. ." 1nu Hss
chAr empty anu ths ooe nSAt ~ - ~ e.s.i9 -
!iat- LOOK up sue AAs 1au s.to ..o sasn -. .,id
Mnae. Aago. y eoutsoa a!t NOV @ ~ II.
tue nat all n!gat, 10 pnt :. oa tne ~ dn.,ist
owner soon ssIHSu. ~ @ s ua1sos Son 'G IL ".,ns
H. aheinests peputy ,o ~. Jona9s ssa 1,onor ~
stfhiRnt 80 tne cn4it Mtea tas.. ~ sts.aS Mn
hoaiaG nis nes. w.. soomt .o,,,.,s w ,,1 har 1s
Victor iaoxo' hugo M pu'' ~ "ss s@4saos "4'a oo'' A'
tutoea upon me. ,oh,v. a,.,,.coa INV hat ~
"s ynu. "; wno nsso olsp.aesa m{ ustn nm
Yes. sE." Did 5ou3put 1t on the moor =" :"
you think oughe 70 1--we pus II On my neaas ~.
But, air, you hAso lnso1tea ne- aafe u ny
card"
took one caro- enu s9Eo" " u uis uts.
"Mousleur! !! said tho uepaty 1nF1oosIYs 10
you suppose An gong 20 PICK Up ~ assf
"Do you suppose. sA'a* "toa@ An go1os
TO put 1t oIt your he&a ,...
Victor Hugo laughed. Nina; Au&o snhoo'
but Nine. AouseAss W. not e. ~ An9soo. 40 ea...
"that you replace my bat Oh the chair who're 4
waa. BEGAN 20 Augn. Att!o cIo!e a1o
gathered. h. bhotbette nntly pie3ed up o't
has under pTete1t OF taxing my catu. ,-
"Aoosieur Arsene Houssaye. ne sAa; nc nc
are from the saue place, reason moss fof our
meetinR." :. ,.r
await your seconds b. snatoeste' Af@
piled.
At What houFf' -! tn1s nouf' w Va"
light - soon - We leave ne oall; s,n,
u. hhefbotte bowed TO mo TWO ikoses. ~ r.,ns
on IN search o. TWO aeeona1. A8sse ~. ."H. ~
, 1875-09-04

poaRbla. 83, 900 oef apuum would b regarded ~
IN e1oeptionsi price TO pay TO the man best qua1-
iasd In the country 10 train our sooa I while
jrst-class arclitsct would recaays ~ much tor =
siasls building = popular preacher would "a
given doubls taAt Aum pts Aun9m and N eoAoS
Tho could entertain u With ~ hsaxty . Laugh -
8othsSa, Of show - pfstsy isas - A1aA Gsaa*
epp. would nlsAz tMts$ ~ 0noh n s8$StaS
N1&.-Ntg XprG 3rfbs4ne