davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

There i vast difference in the fa-
Eor Of eggs Hens fed on clean. sound
grain, and kept On clean grass run.
give much finer favored eggs than hens
do thzt have access 70 stable and man.
ure heaps and eat ali kinds Of filthy
food. Hens feeding On fsh and onions
favor their eggs accordingly, the same
a esEs eating sni0ns or ezbbage Or
drinking offensive water, impart bad
taste 70 Tailk and butter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

ing like lot Of ancient baechanals. and
siezing hold Of the poor bereayed, seat
cd her on the blazing pyre with the ev-
ident intention Of having q regular Hin
doc suttee. The widow had no such ex-
treme theories Of wifely sacrifice. Her
clothes began 10 burn. and she rent the
air with piercing vail Of suffering.
Her tOrmentOrs persevered in their ef-
fort TO make bonfire Of her. and would
perhaps have accomplished this purpose
if some humane male coasters had not
rushed in. tore her from their grasp and
permitted her TO escape. She rushed
shrieking with agony into the gloomy
cellar which she called home. there to
apply such emolhents as she had handy.
while her inhuman prosecutors returned
in triumph to their hOmcs.-Sm' Fran
cisco Chronicle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

IL Is related oE . certain minister.
Who vas noted FOR his long sermons With
many divisions. that one day. when be
vas advzDeing among his teens, be
reached At length kind Of rssting-plsee
IN his discourse. Vhen, paasing % take
breath. be asked the question: And
what shall l say DOre p A voiee from
the congregation earnestly responded ;
Say Amen 20
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14

What would bold all the snuff iD the
sorld? No ones nose.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-06-14
NIIsCELLANEOUs
w ETanFE


va q LCnGE
Z DWELL VI AGENT FOB THE CEAMFLAIL
i E---L Fre t-s--lzce CcC--a1T- E--l---sl--
81. I-s--s DEs---A NrU Frrls-sg. H--se.sa1
f--.--e e.- E-i Ner-n-1-e t.is6s. Sc tts term %
.r-se .- eve pears A. h--sss i-ssss ss-.-i1iy
-',-t l-- -r--E-.g ga'i- - -
Ii IHONPSOS.
--oZNEr. CoUNsELLoz AND SoIICIICE-
y Ai.s Es-uig ana Fs-sa11 Agsui, Ir1se1-sh, VI
MADISON CowI.E~.
WILL EEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AL
NJ s-s -l1ss1 ssyies @ rsiiT-u-fss Cgzs Ctsks1s.
s-.L lees an T-.zzlu-s e svsry tsscriptig1-
Ts-us rsasua,s- Essi AEany. u
Pr KENDALL
TTCENEy. BARTON LANDING. yEENOST.
". W. MILES.
4 rTuESET Az Law
ROBERT GII.LIS.
nEkLEE N HkESEssE2 - hlazks.s. Eaips. e,z-ry
IL s.uaa- A. Ea-seu LAaltzs. "
-. WRIGHT,
Dtrtlalz ll.i s--ss-a- Os.ss A. Is rsza3znes.
L sli sarssu LAaelug- W
DIR. %. 4. BEHf>,
IlUEyFATHIC PHTslCIAN AND sCEGEON
T. a. NOEGAN.
Sy-ENClL CCTTEE- LYNDON. VI SEAL PRES
: ss - G-t-rss. S1-ississ A.. -aSi-r Tli-sz 81
-fas-s fl-sl-es n-st Mta-e1c-Euss- sa1isst-sia1
.l-r.eaL tl44z
, 1875-05-27

A ctuet Joke Ht tho expense ni Ii osolad who
aro porpetuslly striving to gain hearing In tho
rreHH has been going tho round OF literary cir
clcB. 10 the ctfoct that they look much bpttes
In muslin than lu priat.'
An Arkansas WOMAN haa applied for divorce,
her complain. being; "1yo been married p1
years, hayo worked all tho time lkq slave, and
laVe hoser boen 10 = clroua, or lived ip q house
that had paEot-fold,ng doors."
The Fagnant thought with naott man ID, How
to taaie money; and tha rognsut thought with
most women How to spent It.. In their hottcr
moments soIno Of tacse women haYo hoeu heard
to admit tllat man IL useful anslnal.
gs'ns Andrewa, Of Illinois, mont home the
other day, whsslng and feoling psetty Jolly, but,
when ho entered thu liouHe, mid Mis-. AtldFe,sa
pointed to cradle with four bsh!os in it, saY,
ting, "6eo what | did, silas!" be colored up,
aud went out Oh tho stoop aud ant there an tho
mooh cana up.
"roel sick? Dscn moying?" said a rontle-
man upon cpeqnnteFlng . irispd Nho seemed to
bo IaboGing uptler considerable depression Of
spirits. mo. uothlqg Of tAat sort, ,"hg 1opliod,
"On1y my 'stfa's botn taking medicine going On
1nada fatal mistake yet"
Tho parialana Say they haye had euourh NJ
tho htgli.hse!-boot fashion for lkdles. Thuy az.
seKt tlat 1t AinRs thon tuo much forward. hnTtB
tho spine aud reduces the sxa of tho oAli, Tho
doctors recommend thu reverse fashion, vary
low AGols tndpsl. apa higA soIoA. for time, "a
~ to Alug tho body backward from the 4ips ul,
ward.
4 lady Who was urgtng dotua friends to dinner
felt disgustet1 HhaN her 8-year-ol4 uon cama In
auu said: HMrs jones says sue caa't spare no
sGsaa snd Mrs; fen a. aint q home 50 ddn
better dine elsewhere. aud tho lady thought 10
too, but she tsught tAat boy s4at Quo way of Tic
traaagroaaoE Tas hara.
, 1875-05-27

usnted with, ~ hsiufnl To some, pleasant 10
many: II has happened to cncll ono Of us by
one Of ts,oao accit!cnta which occasionally throw
s tsa, 'oaEss1sf to msst ,ona A. stt'1Ee1 and
gracione but a most responsible duty,
a"'l 1t has been discharged With fidelity el.tch
has arrested publio attention. and should enrl-
our appreciation, our e&rnest gratitude. / think
l can say It for all on b1tA sidca cf thIH chso,
couhael. and rhtties, and Alt indeed who llayo
boon tho ~'tnesses Of your tdslltv. your pstiece,
o @ ss1 IL EnS o aSs., Sns, v x
which Me havs all bean frosted BY yost.
Ordinarily. It would bc mstoly &iio e1-
pfeaaon Of that sincere feeling OF gratitude
which Is naturally manfred by IonR-oontinued
Of tho earllof ntsges at tis oaso, that oftcnineB
III the vtaw Of hta Honor tecsions wcro ,nndo
from which We fclt That VIC suffered njnBtico. I
desire nov to aay At tho closs that fcol that
10 j'Eed wisely md well, an.i That On great
and to defendant to all the public interests III
yoised that tho broad door sl,oufa 10 opcncd
for the hdml*s!on Of auy ovdouco in respect 10
tho oan qdm'''1!llty qi siIc there wa. svon
that llo felt that II rastne to Justice that ovory
thing THAT could be submitted to yoi that would
aid you III your deliberations should bs before
yc,t, and foolinE tlIuR, it ia matter of stnocre
49, tton ~, " !ts 'hAt n"Fo w opFottu'ltf
% 'ns, o. oapfeas'nE onr se,.o o. fesreo. for tl,o
e.. ennsn1 st.y, tao ln'rarsinlity, uo known m
.sRr'S' na. .da purify of Character ot tnat eml-
Iens .uuktt tuost "ofthst not quite.
~. hono.eu Poah'on au,dhR lhfista OF
sMas s. saoa; anu ethlhens Gitlsmah OF hts
"no ~" stosps ~ she Watefa ot oseago Lake,
= W ual,o "tlcli VIII 20 Aoho!ca :ntouRh al time.
anu yot l mn not auto that tho 1tasne Of tho
jur(st who presdes OIL this memorable trial will
nut noi euuuro 4uHo as lnhg ioi ltls Jus misfortune
"n,f @ UT 'tt@. Mn.n sIog n "cm YOU
coua not nhVo 1ofesoeh hla name anu youta
.oo;ai f. . 20 ppsI11ty soeE11or alwAya ~
st s1elauu x,n tI'a. WHICH ahaM Se mohofabIe
..;. 81. au.hlo t'!e, pll'! "h.cu ~ ~ GateF-
.oia Is1 ~ in acS Waelnes lnoGenca can npa
aicos - - rori'.n a.u Jts nsnin7* =" TUG ao'
+, ,'os i'n1a .,a anu a1.9 pan..u Hu'!t. IT,.
+,.~ liz, ill.,, eard. .Gu.S .s snas tneso was
& asaa tnAI sneio A'Rnt no ID sils Jury alaaRtee,
tno a.,anna - sa,d @ ~ 'noso % ~no oasa @ nos eaf4
tEi,,i, haro' H.. ii,,aa W ~ an" wy 'tu.n'
, 1875-05-27

Whea parties represent houeHi diGaronces Of
opinion Mpon living political questions they sEo
Just aud proper; wAcn tho questions hrtseen
tAam are ubsolote tloy arc usoless Wlsn they
10 ~ a.hs Of
hatrod aud sectional strife they ara ayis when
their mapaiuasy falls lnto Tue hauls ul the TOW
70 10 employed for se.aah purposes aud to de-
feat tho popular will. thoy arc corrupt and on.
eau 10 iulnarenty manipulated by tic sal,a
men in .ho Interest Of private gain and corporate
gseosA they are 4ottau, and ought to 30 de,
s!soyed: l believe tho LAST. condition has bssn
1oacAeA In thus State. aud shall cheertutIy,
socscy 10 tue the peoplo's Independent marty,
wherever my voice can 10 heard Or NY iniiunnca
telt.-6pteeh u bs1.a'or Ae.rlon AooM at San
Francisco.
, 1875-05-27
The Elite of Our Latter-Day
Ficnsls Ginning Mum.
her Dnily.
Preparation By a Negro Near al. Louis
Of q Monstrouy Crime.
The Nefghbors Of Ills Victims Securing
tho Woods for Him.
Capture Of tho Boston Philanthropist,
jackson, at Kaaaavil1o, N. z.
Other Criminal News,
TOTAL ogPRAvtTx,

total oEPRAvtTx
. 5feaat D,snateh to 7"f eh'edao 7'1onnA
Ok Loo'st a1ty 1o'-oho ol tue moas revolt
,, ,ns eI''nes .aa9 has over neon pofpotratca in
1,in ,,,l.,,, eotny cams 70 ieht TINS afternoon.
ltttip % i4asf, an asea eormsn living wl'h hi6
""o ~ . s'nAi' ,o"se On tue Skinner road mid
Wy oes"oop 'ho e!Astoa anu o!a Olive bsreet
Iosaa va a''ured from hin bed laat night at
half-paat 10 o'clock aud struck down By
a lurking negro. Whilo La fav tns,ua,,lo
In frnnt nf b,a ,,oor tia -ita
H. .n,, .oI. ~ ". VI Wa uoos' mA WIG
aoo"s 20 teeone mother. was aas"nlteu IN tho
house BY tue same fend. and faviHhed. Tho
btuto then mndo hla escapo, pfa{r has etoco
died from tho strokn. x1,ic1, erna,c1 ,,ta aL,lI
ln,t hond t,,o r,,1,t t.n,nI. ,r,,. o"".. ,.
.a' eonI 49,. .'o .'H"s No.po' 1ao iatat WofE
Was aono WIN ono otsoGot apparently. Mrs.
ifarr Ia low hcSTy-Hot German womau
about 85 years Of aco, and 1,as
three e1,fl,ran. Mr., pf.rr t,,,s A.. ~
Io.uc .torv oo,,.a-,,,,'.. a., s w ''
.o"aas .,"'." e'orY conselalng t1e at!a's a
Hehtut Api1areutIy aboHt 70 ye1f8 OLD, came to
Tho louso about ocloaa lust eYoniug md asked
for work. Her husband ,ynr enc,pc,l ahout ooo
vorda fror, ,,,s I,o,.n ,,,o",;.. o.. .s,s ~
s".Na Nv. eH. -, Ao Aoune p'o"'ns' ono to1o tno
"esfo 'nas uloy were poor aud 1'ad no money to
pay Tor help. uo tllen asked for sotnething to
eat and sla gayo him somo broaft
and buttor. Thor h, u,,tol :, t,,o,~
whnt tino ~ ma. H." ~ 80 ~, noo"
"n"~ s.u'u ~ Has' Ao Hoa told It
, 1875-05-27

West meant 10 stand br tho National Council,
aid sho moro 10 ~ tloro lad seemed TO be lfs.
position In tho intercst Of society management
Of tho American Board, remarked TIM. what was
needed WAS stoAt.ipces aud wisdom. and that ho
was giving rerous thought to this very sut,-
iect. and That bis Society fols rcspontst-
dependant on tl,om far the needed funds: Tho
1tny. III. RI. N. etorrs Eeoratxry Of tho Homo
Missionary Society, affirmed the rasna eontitnent,
aud TN oil on tlle hiHtory Of tho Societies as
organxos bY individuals and II representing the
conlrlLulIons to the Treasury. Tho Soolcttes
hayn not neglected to consult with reference to
ttlo recommendations Of tho National Couneil.
Tut hayo Not yot seon their way cloar 10 net
u}un them. DR.. Patton o1F0tol tho following
rc=uluLcn:
Ntsolrs, That thiA Affoctatou earnestly adds ita
r's.,H!e'tof' TO tital q tho iaS Na.!ota' toe IN
,,,aHaztpoa published By our loading ltnuovoent 50,
c:crs sla Trad TO thcir isaua H tle Congregational
a ns sy 10 9nc . e.
nrn ~ essential to tho thorough ltssstn!nat!on II
hi .l'ar, intelligence anu tho cultivation Of 'sse-
Inatic Eoucftonce.
aecrctary roTcsl, Of tho American Missionary
Asso .iattot. and Secretary Cushing Of tho Co-
grtgntionai Union. added further ronarkA OF
tinnlar nnturo. lilo lley, Dr.. Goodwin inRihtpd
that tl.cro WAS no Jealousy Of socfoty manage
tncnt but there All honest desire to lsavo All
inquiry I1atio aa 10 lotHilla improvements. 4
discussion then erranH up on Dr. paston's roaolu.
ton, mud Tho effect Of combining tho magazines
III inc, ensng intelligence mud contributions, anil,
tnc .imn hsing consumed. tho resolution SaB
roatpnnol for further tiacusston. Tho roll Was
completed, ntstl rccnte takon.
A wnMEn's MEETING.
At tho samc tinio that tho Association waH In
Ferninn Tho fanicH held missionary meeting III
tho 1ccsnre-roofn, presided ovnr " Mrs. Prof.
bartlett. Eenarfs wcro made by Mts. Bartlett,
aud then ai1n. Hlatc1!f0rtl read lHtlara froM ia
]aII, Turkey, anil China, and lcpnrtH were tnato
I'm, + rttout H1r }fru f't,o sftn..t31tta
, 1875-05-27
THE ALTON CONVENTION,
PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY.

SFfffdt IefAEch ~ 1HA EHttHp0 IFt6Hft.
ALTON, Ill, May 2i.-The State Suuday-achool
Convention reasscmblcl at o'clock this morn
,us, President Griffith in tho olair. Oyer saay
additional delegates from drerept parts Of tho
Stato nppuared. After tho pratso meeting tho
President called for reports from countios,
which wna responded to brioay by flelogatas
from great many counties Of tho State, whcl,
IhowoI shat t!ln wori; nnI iuilnoncc CT tAo tlsn-
any-achool waa increasing. The drill oxercises
ahl qucetiouH OH Dbn Geography by pros. Ell
uard c. Mitchell, Ut Chicago, occupied till
noo,l. Tho subject Of the lcs:on principally con-
rerneA tho topography aud physical geography
nj the land Of Palestine. T4Is oxorciso WIS well
represented and illustrated By 1napa, charts, mud
rusieWs, lnnaing tlp associations Of tho patri-
arc1la n,l lca'ing chaEnctarB nf Uiblo history
concerning the lani Of Palestine wcro mato
moro than usually interesting. Thanks were OK
tended to Ptuf. Mitchell for tho very interesting
exercises a1ld lcsaons girou. =. p. III iisa arrived
lhiA morning, and conanctod tho hIuging. In
nlstate'y after tue Convention assembled this
afternoon the following officers woso appointed
ior tho onsulilg ycnr. Executive Commit
seo--D L. Jneobs. Of Chicago, +. H. Gil.
istl, of Jackxouvi!!o; q. u. l!oota Of
Tanaroa; tho, Roy. v: e. Piofco, Of Cham
ralsa; Hiato Soc.ety-W. II. rogue, Of Jorsey-
vito district Superintendent JOHN
Eost.r, Of st: Cl,arlea seeond. ]. y. Arms, Of
alot1llonsh Third, IL. Z. ltceec9, OF HlooEHlnR-
ton Fourth, II. II. uriltsl, Of EaAlvillo Fftl,
J. II. Peoples, Of Eiawneelnwn SIXTH, tho Iley.
i, ". Eanncsso. ot ColtnH.iiIo; District secrc-
tarics-Fitat. John FnlrbanlsH Of Chicago Bcc-
ond, 4. T.. l,abcock, o. 0a!e4burg Third. y. II.
ElHhrllo; i; Filth, q. II. Potter, OF Slawuoo-
tcwn; Hixth. ]. Il. Miller, OF co'linsyo.
Tho 6untlay.scEooI acasiou. conducted by
William Reynolds, OF 1eorla, was one
Of great interest. J}osilca tho adult
glasses. conductcA hy MI abba corpa
OF teachers, nj, infant class exercise was co,,-
wau truly inspit'ng to stand in the gallery and
HOO this Convention, represented as q school,
vigorously conducted by earnest, 1.-Two toachors.
Thin nfternoon'H exerctoB arc rognnlod ~ Tho
mont Interesting eycr held. Tho ilali Ia crowded,
a1 n'ally distinguished ,ncmhors aro preront.
Ihs pycnnR tho Rev. DR.. Aflyn, President Of
tho auntlern Normal Sch0ut lGlyora at aldreka
Oil +'TAe Tcact,crR' Aids" to be followed l,y all
address On Tho Teacl.era Power" by tho RaY.
.Vr. DEooEa, Of 1T. LouiH,
, 1875-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS,

pEpanNfp CUr1uci.
go.,to, p:.n,,rh +, ~. rtf.ono g,,tb,,.
ro,,r s w.rxr Ind Nav ] 9n ~, ,,a s,o,o,o,
Synod at lie lloforncd Church today, delegates
we're chason to roprcsa,ft that holy In tho Gen.
bral Hyuots Of thu reformed Church In Ameriea
Cyo,nalic,, 1,n,hor., fh,,ro;, s,,5 afn.ar1s,,
90, ,,".4' -. a''a '.o'a''"' "
uhuteh. ioatsl OF Atohie Nl'sason5, TO servo
for tho ncxt thtco yoars, waa clsoaen aa follo~H
Tho ltsys. ", Il. Xlcber, q. D. llussolt, L, X,
Enrfb,c1,. i. a. Ktotror I. n Kuiost II Il
1.J..'.. ~ r. 1o,'..'a., ~ ~ ~ u.'"',u
n".''' ~ u, 'onaeo"' w. L. =, ~ n,sue!. aho
anti q. NJ. Bo1laof,. Doarl of Foreign Mtaaionn
Thu IloyB. @, II. Latmbach. j. y. Dusche.
m ~ An,,o ~ rnh. " T.rtao
- ~ "pl'o, A. uuus' ~ ~ <.a".eo'
!. a. IT, iabh1' y. y. JOHNSON. j.. M.
Il'zol.. anu Eldots W. u: droas' ". II. solbort,
t,on yra,, a,ncnle m ~ IN nrovI,o for ,o tr,,s.
,s.,r 1.r,.;aI. ..'.s ss.!.' ~ s.'H
% a.. W ,,' e"asso' '1.'u uefinan 70 Ens''sh
mttccs on Hume nnl ForeIy, Missions were TO.
es'set', showing thss t''eso ltauehes Of 'ho
Christian work a'o lenR vigorously conducted
conlnlt's' was appointed foF complete rcyla.
lou OF tho const,tntios to report Ut tho ne4t
t;sneral hYaod. tlrco yoara hcEeo. Tho question
81 accepting tho oyertuseh from tho l'rehhyte1iaa
GeneIal ASSEMBLY to 1ol!, MI cocincnicRl cnnnr.i
Of afl tho Churches I'roFesHnx Ito Westminster
Creed with ytew to the!r ultimate orgnnic
nnlon ls now under diacntsou. Al tho lcudins
ahcu of lilo Synod haYa spuken ally anI eArnest-
y on tho subject, Ihes general drift of euni-
tnca. Tho Synod wl!i probably rpach iual
, 1875-05-27
FOREIGN.
FRAN CE.
THE COMMITTEE or Ttt1TY,

4HE 0Vi1H131EA UF 1HIH1It
PARIS, May 2a.-Tho recommendation Of tho
Committee Of Thirty Nas completed by tho AS
aetnbiy to-day. Tho Committee Ia composed Of
twenty mombcrs OF al1 sections Of tho Left four
supporters OF II, Walfou. and et4 nop-
n!tics 81 tho Right. Among tia menu
Abort, d!ery. s'moo, and Christie phie. rio
Loft voted III Tho six Doputios OF Tho Hight, 10
that tho minority might be repreaeutad in tho
Comua,ttco, but It ID believed that nyo will do
cline to kcrve. M. Gambetta was not elcctod,
LoSnox, May 2G.-Tho Paris correspondent Of
tho Pal 4tfaN Gazetto sayn tho prepnndorance of
tho Left In tho pow COMMITTEES OF Thirty " duo
to d!scord In tho Conservative ranks.
, 1875-05-27
DIR. RADWAY'S
Pills

perfectly tastccss, .lcGsay opaea With sweet sun,
putFu, ssFus!s. putfy. slssnst, sui strengthen. Rai
st1s n5 la; q, X sHsa ~ A. q hs s!am.s
is.91sqsse 1sSs.',SfIY, ad4s.sa
lg.sla ea sud ~ 1et.pssnetta u thu ln'ss9%I St.-
,Mnss|3S m as!tosaPs eyptous rasuus ffosu
,coast.pttnA, inx.r! ss Guos+s o the Dlood lu hs
t9st X TsSl E.GIiae.s i tsa Si.ass
ffSh 4 sstmsE;inx s;x y a. iIesa iat!r' .ua !;hs,s
r. n1 ~ .t ts Hart .;ss,ns s"a*
IL 'Spt III nGts WIKI Lsosa ,ss i,o! a.a
~ FAR ia4 Ess. fa.s T. ts SIDE, t:4s,. tpb. abd
tov tiaes II ltiuWhY'S n III Vii te. n, ~y,c:a
from al q. aasana.ssd lsa1arss H!t, esnt ~
~. said " atuacats.
= ltentl "Fl1gc and Tralc,"
=, send ono lettpr4tatpp H. RADWAY d tn, W q
Will to aoat ~
, 1875-05-27


Tie existence Of III essuAliGl t1ilfaFance be-
twaen inBlllct and 1eaaon aud the l,uerriug GER
tallty Of tllo former ~ compared to thu pro-
cesscs of tho latter were TIL lptely talon for
granted. III tho r1cseut dny, however, y con-
sletion seon.a tu bo dawuIng pll tho minda Of
many tl1at It is vol! not to stnka loo luuch on
the certain ,oapetatan of iustlucs Of any aost An
impetus will peEhars 10 giyou to lh,s toltlcnoY
towards eaatto. hy Tue actIua OF rat-uut ju-
4ead seceaer from tic opposlto camp, but .
bous lilo rat-Tho has declined 10 iullew the
col!rna assigned ~ HIM by tho best 2oolop.t..
Ihls rat was lestinel tho athur day as btoakfaut
for serpent ~ lle Jardin des plant.s u l'aris,
auA WAS with This purpose Introduced Into t!ls
cage u tho reptile. It waa uaslusstlouably lilo
rats duty, on ho!pg brought isca 10 faco Mill
tue serpent, to have hoeonle fascinated, and 10
have obeyel the inssinrt WHICH IL auiposyl to
deliver "suoa anal! deer" NJ pare.iHllug prey
10 the dealsoyor. Far fran fulfilling tAa duty
tsalittonsily Incumbent po.. li!n, tho daring ID.
noYatos dew At the throat Ut tho slako and Gt It
70 SEVERELY ~ 10 prolue1 instant t1eatls ald
losa to th9garaens Of about: ooo frss'is worth of
serpent. IhlA uueIpectcl result las however,
had tls good ellsct Of 4cter1uiuIng tho managers
o. Tue Jafhtn des rlantes to ieoa thotr rcptltas
upon dead Auin1a's ,ouly, Tho '.faaqiustion .he-
ory having proved III utter faiiuFo,
, 1875-05-27

an IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prominent gentleman and rpaIcnt OF Cincinnati.
pub'!'hora Throughout lho uu!tp4 btatos,
~. =, .HHw YnnK oct. II, 1870. ,
nR IAnw4r1DHAa StR: an induced hY son,s et
so5klag ol So4! nAY.ns Vi iay,a! os savsta tesn
asa oaao atssf Msh aos tioahip tia bladder .ua
II II ..i s!ats ,sf!bly .eot!aE dtsae Ysh phseiaas
d! "a IT ,ha avys ia bladder I'D gave
beF sn'taH r.Ss. III axgIs pEessns ~
a sH a.d akan .tss aa.at q msdeIat
sa soau q a.tealsas ksrlas Essn n*dS "
md soma ous nnaths !sAd utina ID tea
Snsn s1 esrtea .ha h.d !aag bss9 .u1aEus sd
rsa es5s tss s III pfsa,..sfSSs fs,.Sat f: fa
taa ftaAaAeS lakirg tNpn. fa lhses diYs sEesI-
' ~" ''' &: W,jiIEa, p'nelpp.u. o.
, 1875-05-27
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT,

dbRe9k1 UspdIsH 70 tn tNtedQ9 1TIfUn1.
LANSING. Mich, Nay 2G.-Henry Hart hss
peen appolntcA Judge Of lha Twenty.tlrst Dis
sIiat by tho Qaretua5, Ia ill \ vacancy. Ha was
s!soted thlA apripR but, ~ doubt existed a. to
hss Occupying tho ,ench I'LL Jsu. !, 1915 tLs Ex.
eautiye takss tho appointments.
, 1875-05-27

charch Was last night hh OF u, knocked out Of 4
buggy. and sobbed Of e570. This occurred 20
m'los south Of Atlantic, Cans County, Tbs
hlRhwaynlan stahhod H,nith ttioe III the lcfs
arm and vors severely In Tho hand. Tho wounds
Ato not dangerous,
, 1875-05-27

The " Persian colony" lu Paris tahe, of1ense
at unfsle'l!f articles in lilo looal papers un ths
frIghtfu1Iy.
, 1875-05-27

CouNcn BLuErs, IT,, May a8.-Ths Rav. II.
w. Smith, pastor OF tho pFosdway Methodist
Episcopal Church of this cisY wAo las been al.
asas several months In the East collecting upaey
to pay % lhe Indebtedness OF hts
, 1875-05-27

When voa.sn ia cara-ladon and heayy,
hearscd. nothing sbslas Mo &4egrim4 out Of lar
QUICKER ual; for coapto Of lAliea to stop IN
aalue tle sstmuiagy on tAeiy boups,x =.
, 1875-05-27

WHITEHALL, N. T., May 2G.-Dotcotfvs Wood,
from Iossop, arrested Abraham jackson. the
Doston dafaultcs, as tho Attsable IIouao, Kecso-
villc, N. y, this oyonng and Wilt procoed to
boston with him at olce.
, 1875-05-27


Tho Convention adjourned till Tomorrow.
In tho evening 3 welcome meeting Was hold.
After devotional s1ereleos tha Hon. Robert
Onlh delivered an a'latrse IN tho course q
Which hn sa,.l "Spoaking not only ior nyhclf,
but as bcliovc, for my people. ! hesitate
not t., declare that, ~ to nnatteis nivil.
political, or NATIONAL II is !rnmatcrial whether
no or ynn are loyal or ). rohoi - 70
JESUS, and acknowledge lIH RupromacY ~ tho
Lord OF ali. know no other teks Of Chratian
fellowship and confidence. ] put no othor upoi.
any man aud snffer none to bo put upon mo.
sssat eesno"s n1 csn 10. oag t. III cor
political uattera in tho past, anu will give mono
nlIon 1t ia required Of NO. md will hold in oiIual
ncorn any attempt mado In eitler direction. To
s s Thq o st' aspG'so a. to mo- s s out eo;a s s,F
In this resreot I saw With Bt Paul, AVA giye
plaee by subiection! No, not for an hour"
: President Hardy madc MI stoquont Response.
Al tho conclusion of tho exercises tho dole
gates were ercortotl to tho Arrocistian Hall.
nhero ladies' had prepared magnificent ban-
quct.
ArIsHor IN rnnon.
hAnrtEonE' May 2d.-1t II statcd th1. ni'cG
l,iAhop of this iloeora will 10 tried for
violation Of rsuon Of tho diocese,
IN not cans,ng. lin scotors or Mt.
Calvary ChnroI, h DO brought 10 trial for a.
legged violation of a ramon OF Tho Church. IL Is
ma.c 10 tlo rrasi.l'aE lls'iop' tho hay' u. H.
sni'sh' Of kentucky Two woo1s ago.
,-. ,-.-, :. ,,n .,,..,
THE ntaRAntn D., c'.ahrhs W TIE u"e"F o'''ss*
"a sAs ka'''F or 1"f eneaao en a., 1''ou"s:
Cn1cAuv, May 2G.-Iho fnv. George A.
sfinginp, eight years city missionary In
New York, spoko Iast orou}nu Mt tho
Third Presbyterian Church tn this city, tho
occasion being sho anniversary o! tho Chicago
rrcAbYteffap Huulay.Hc1lool Association, Tho
!u,uor Of his address often brought down tho
hn,ro v,u1o II. ,,a,I,o.. AMI factS. mi arm.
mehts' furn'shea looa LOT grave alteftaonsnt'
After singing, tl'o Rey. y. ". nutl'e)i read tho
flfty-HEth etaptor Of Iaaiab and tie neY. G. Il.
Thompson offered prayer. THO aunual report Of
tic Association was rad and approved. aud now
ol''cefs esoso! , 1or tue ensuing year, WIN lno
ltes. ]. II. Waiko7, Of tho ltonnou Church,
President, and H. i. jacobs Secretary.
Mr. s1tneius and; Tho prollom asllatipg the
r,.s.... ..,.,t ~. .,, r. w,a. 'n.."h H.. ss,1s ~
S''.'a'ian "o''a sooas M "nat as' @ We so'ns 20
do Tor tho anoEansei'zcd massoaf How arc "o
to stop tho supply Of tho 1anhs of sbe criminal
ella Yoa7 Ono reaHon wt ID 10 mora Tor tlIcm Ia
, 1875-05-27

CouscIt nLuyTs. H., May GA Aosss-thtcf
natnca paEaoy Dunn MAS Killed within few rods
OF Walnut Station by Charles lllueksey, whp,
With otheEs. wore IN pussuit. puun, apdIug him.
sa'f pursuo1 turned In li4 saldio and fired tAroo
ino1cctlva shots 1t Ilinokiey, who Immediately
responded and killed hIs mail,
, 1875-05-27
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL,

MEMrH1s, Tenn., May 2o.-A wel(-la!d scheme
to escape by few desperate prisoners IN the
County Jail WAS discovered lust eyeuing. Sew
eral loaded royqlyeFs hsd been smugg!ed to t4om
by Mra. Eyans, whose husband was In tail Oh
the charge Of larceny but tho prompt sotion OF
Asalstaetrls4lss Dawson prevented ! conalmma-
tho turnkey and thep raesaa ali lie pIisooers.
Among the leaders In the schenie WhH Matt Nor,
s(s and Edgar johnson, tho axprpna ,gpbhsfa.