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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-02

DR.. j. P FITLER.--Being sworn says: graduated
at the University Of Pennsylvania in IS 3, and after
30 ears experiment perfected by DR. RiTLER'5
VEGETABLE RHEU MATIC SYRUP and PILLS,
which guarantee infallible for Pains Ia
Head, Lungs, Back, Heart. Limbs, Nervous, Kidney,
Blood and all Rheumatic diseases. Sworn 10 this
26th DAY Of April, 1871 IA. OsBOuR.
Notary Pablic Philadelphia
DR.. Filter will be n,oased TO forward to all suffer
ers, without charge, a descriptive pamphlet on the
above diseases, containg valuable medical advice
and the add ess and testimony Of many living cured
sufferers WHO never expected 10 recover; written
agreement will also be sent, gratis. to any person.
guaranteeina a perfect cure in limited number of
bottles or a return OF money paid for the medicine if
not cured. II costs nothing to get Dr. Filters adj
vice and rantee to cure AID If not satisfactory
don't buy the medicine
kidney diseases vary in character, and no one
medicine will complaints directly opposite. DR..
Filters Kidney Cordial, which rapidly puriies tho
bladder and kidneys, is often used in conjunction
with Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup and Pills, which
are sold by Druggists. Special agent
35-7yl JAMES A, JONES. Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-02

az From the Chicago Tribune:
'The Reformers in Milwaukee are
quite stunned by the unexpected pub
LEGATION of the proceedings at the re-
cent secret meeting, and the Sentinel
gives them no rest. 1t is well known
that Taylor is accepted as candidate
under protest by all the railroad Dem.
ocrats, of whom the Milwaukee Ne,os
is chief representive."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-02

~ A Dubuque medical student
has come to grief by reason of his re-
markable technical knowledge. The
young lady to whom he was attached
received one morning the following
note: "Dear Angelina, | am sorry to
inform you that in consequence of a
circumscribed cutanaceous inflam-
nation, characterised by a pointed
pustular tumor suppurating in the cen.
ire of curunculus, | am unable to
enjoy your company to tho hippo
drome. Ever, dearest, thine, Angus
tus." She read it; she rushed to his
home in an agony of apprehension,
and found that he had only one of
those things of which Job had so
many. When she returned home her
sensible mother told her she had bet
ter drop that erudite young man; if
married he would beggar his family
by buying Latin dictionaries and such.
The maternal advice was followed,
and now he suffers from something
more than a curunculus. - Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-02
AN ANTI.TAYL0R MANIFESTO.

Should not now be Rewarded for Opinion and
Principles he never Entertained
for Boldness, Independence,
and Bravery, he never Ex-
hibited, for Services he
never Rendered, and
for Honorsh he new
Won!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-02

sB An epidemic has broken out
among horses in a village near Qubeo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-02

as to whether or not the position ta-
ken by &c. X. D." was correctly
stated by the HERALD we quote the
exact words of both from the last is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-02
sue (italies ours /:

1--WE believe that in owe believe the pso-
filing The Juigeshtp no pie are opposed to any
choice should be made such disposition of a
in opposition to the high judicial Office
feelings Of the mem The idea seems prepos-
bers Of the Bar residing ferrous that the election
in the Circuit. ItIof Circuit Judge should
might be safe to go be turned over to any
even further and say, class of people, and es.
that such selection should pecially to n body of
% a rule be left to the lawyers the majority of
choice Of tie Bar assem- whom are politicians
in convention for such We will trust to the
purpose" good sense of 'the peo-
c. D. pie" in the selection of a
Circuit .JUdge for the
next term HErALD.
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Extraet.1
n

To the Democratic and Reform Electors of the
State of Wisconsin,:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-19
&uslntss 6pantts.

A GROCERY STORY on Que Of the cast eide
~ leading avenues. splrn ably fitted up. with nnc
Torso and wagon at iehed VIII be sol az sacrifice.
the owner has political poson, and cannot send 10
MAX DkYFRsDoRFER. "a Chambers IT.
A wELI-LOCATED candy ana milk store for
N sale ieAp ~ tue 1tth VArd doing good business
Apply 10 GAFFNEY SMITH auotiOneess.i7 Centtert
FINE grocer, store, on acc ount OF leaving the city
~ anu b1keTs oven IN the easements very cheap
rent the "nD store Ia the block. sSj East bSih ST.
A GOOD horsc truck and liconsed posiiion TO work
"A al 80 Fulton row. West washington Market cheap.
HUlCHEoN.
A CANDY aud toy store tor sale cheap. Apply at
n eii last roth At. can all the week.
GROCERY STORE for sale horse, wagon. 5lc
- West 18th ~.
EHUR SALE-Lcase and good viii Of house ard
siort me UCst Isinc,s block IN the 9TH Nv. In
qure o. 10Th st., Columbia etab'e, bet h.h aud 7th avs
INOK SALE chan q hratcas. butcher shop; cheap
rent TO nc tod As tac owner has other busin IS ~
attend %. avl Chruy g.
VNOR SALE-A cash and bost traae butcher shop
II cueap. Corner Kent ay. anu Cymer ST.. Broohyu
Ed
NOR SALE A nc~s stand 10 the best location o n
II the one corner Of 3lst -. ami dth av.
IyOK SAIR-Csn andy aud ne~s, apcr store. doing
i FOOD bu'lnc s;rc ipccd rent. 81 Henry NJ.
I|I~H and oyster market ror sale Apply OF 1i6 Jay
4 &C., Brooklyn
kvOR ~ALE-A complete outHt for stercoDtlcon
Il exGioiuon price ti"p. boN -, sprklu, \, Y.
NOR hAI,F-An oldosianlisned confectionery aud
Il oyster TiloJn. 81 u bih Az
kIIi.k ROuTE for esl'i decent route 600
NE west l9tl Al.
OYSTER SALOON for sale. % Centre ST.
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Stsan,JIt, M RurJl)l
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II III ulNfAl TRUNK l. NE
AND UNIiEn srArE- MAI. iOUTE.
Trains Leave New forA' from foot Of Dcsbrosses and
ITH,Rrs:: q 'GarI;@%Is. Pv.eargn ~ West and
sS Xxx ~" sma9a ri SS6 S s $3.50 A. NJ
For .wllap.peIi Gai Lock Hiven VIA Phinioiphh
lAsSMt Eor &tliaT,PSr LOGS nsygn GSrry. Eris
Tor RSlumorc Was insten, a7d the South Limited
except sundpy. ssS A. ~: sTSiy, sninsIcn' sT
7 n Regular at $40 A NJ. 3 ana or. Nj. sunday .
ti .'ls i f5S rnIaae2n6' re e2o NJ 1920
ssA,M y, 40 o q 2. $50 "nd0r NJ. Enilsrini aud
ioS Sess5k y Go,'o, 2. 74O, 80 lo.iiA. NJ lcM.
S so ~ s 10 lisO + n spS IL night Sunday A.
For e hf sS no e 9i5 . o 10 ss5 SiS s
e. 7 49, sC az Z" il sa + SD n fHS SUNDAY
Fcr Halfway . $50 7;i9 8, TO- II A. ~, u NJ |.
sso 3i9 Sto 40 4 $3.50; $50, 6eo $50 Q, 0:lo G5l
6so "a ana ~ r ana Il H's"' sunday A. NJ ''o D.
Fer owoSaoTase Perth ASTeOy and South Amooy
. roT SsS s nr91sTl'E md 1n a. 81 4 ~ I9
Eor tssi Mllstonc, Y moon, and S,ao Pm.
=. For king ton and Rocky Hill. $40 NJ and +:l0P
r amScr2Ts ss isao ~ fns7P
For Bennington. Phlliipsburs an Bsudere. 1880 A.
FoT Mercer snq somerso! Branch IN
' Po 99 FrS S3S a IA "a 11'2 .'o'pisfa
FOR farininsdse ana sauan' $40 4. NJ, and P.M
or llgnts own. Fcmpct "a Cam lea VA Perth
Annoy $50 T. NJ via Monmouth Junction 40
4. ~.
An o! and y" va S oS"n q wa FERN
Trains arrive AS follows From Pittsburgh. 655 ami
1850 A. NJ anu O;sO r NJ. dailvj lolb A. NJ. aud $50
T., n daily except Monday. from Warrington AID
Baltimore, $50 A. NJ, tl5. bl5. ana 1927 4 NJ sun
day $50 A NJ From Pm isdelpha. $50, ego $50 lOIS,
leo 1884 NJ s15, il5 5il5. G.ld. $50 s: a geo
lO;27 r. NJ. sunday $50. 900 $50 rs li;5i A. NJ
500, 02O, l1;27, aud il.l5 f. N ~
Ticket Offices, 500 ana ga broadway. Aston House
ana loot OF Dtshrosies AMI Court amt ss; Court 81
Brookhn III ll6. d IFS Hudson ST., Ito ooken Emi
grant ticket otice, Battery place. $500
FRANK THOMSON H. NJ lloyd In
General Manager, Gen, Passenger AGENT
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49,
.VhHE. JOHNSON, JR., hUCTfONEER
QUICK TRANSIT SURE.
wEsrCHi TER TO TuE FROST.
OEBAT RAILROAD OPENED.
GRAND AUCTION FESTIVAL.
Fct1 Obempotro hIsic. Harrison. COl,tt)n. and BAL
on hsce sion.
MEMORABLE EVENT
eO) CHOICE LOTS AND rLOrs
on sav Mil Valley. boulevard. Arlington Clarendon.
Bcakc.cy avs. Divlsio anil Toirn INIT A.. IL
MOTH YONKLRS.
adjacent 10 the Al tiun of the New YorG. BOSTON ans
Montreal Il Al 'osd al II Tescrvc auction.
THURSDAY. OFT vi. 1873.
st ~ O'c Ocx A. NJ, On the promises.
First results % quick tr1nsiti IRE sac ~ iols on s
new rsitoldi nr,t stop a. the Dcg vi,di uiit or.
rOrtuiity TO sccuts lots al rruiiIvc prccS pefoiu
epccuiiuon an Improvement Qusjtup 'h,tr vsluc.
citizens Of Noukcrt. he vice.
sALF NiiaOi t'TE-1iTLF PHRFFCr-'c~, ms EASY.
IrtE EXCURSION AND COLLATION..
rrof. HhHRI iON's inimitable cccrutroit.a
rrof FISHER the most daring aera' eyinlast 10 tue
worid IN hts t"rrinc balloon sccn,on.
0RAFULLiS SEVENTH RcGIMrNr NAND.
For fee teActs on re ulAr train leaving brand Central
Depot At 9in a. NJ TO connect Wit special train GA
New YCrL. Bpston and Montreal RanrUa,. msps. aud
further Information. apply to JEl;E JOltNsON. is.
AuctIone r. u Park row opposite new Post Onico. NV
York. or TO WILLIAM II. BALDWIN, civil Eiginc
Yonkers
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1 OM FARE! LOW FAREt
l. On AND ai'er Oct. GREAT REDUCTION In fare
" feoplcS Line hteambOats to AlOany the North and
WosI with comfortable staieroom1, warmed BY steam
llrst-clas' passage only H.
Passage ana berth, Sl5O
Deck passage, 90 cents.
leaving dalll (suulai executed, at Z. NJ from Pier
A. North river, foot OF G nal ST.
(nTlIENS' LINE steamboats, for Troy and all
~ pom North ana West, Low fare First class pas.
sage with cabin berth 81. FiTst.rass massage with
"Irlcroom nerth " Deck passage, g cents,
p ~, from Pier 40, r.. FOOT LEROY A. Fare Stnda,
evenings nrstCllss, $3.50. " '
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1InnitA. mnlrs.

WANTED Gutter and stock cutter and opern
w tor on shoes. Gu A. 81 East Houston st.
WANTED One nrJtcitsq boot and gaitcr inter at
w IN Grove g., Jersey CITY.
WANTED First.ci,ss plumber, gas and steam NJ.
w ter. iO0s West 10th NJ.
NNANTEp Iron mpuldcr to 20 ~ Canada. hG.
w dress JOHN fkIigu son. 2Si Il et l'roadw ~
WANTED young man In private boarding
w houa'. 4Ha Van Brunt 81. South BrOONvn.
WANTED Young Lngi.hm aE cook for hoard.
w iny house. HOR1ON. broadway.
WANTED FIVE til-mithe IT once. Apply to
w NJ. KESSEI. 1875 liroadw ", Brooklyn. ". u.
VIVIAN rEn 4 TOY who understands the nsh and
w tystof buene =. lji ~ v H. h. EARL.
~ E1Vtt wa ted to soil anpes by the basket 81 to
- tJ.bO given st 20 liro me 81.
~ coon slate rn' fccs wanted at Dutch reformed
" Church, Grctu,illc, near dci OF bring tools
jon = HOWELL
OK uAIhW0AD IABuRR1S wnntcJi N25
EseB per nay al, SIS Ilre, ~. start toby al
!. VI. ROrccnaIch.t H. LANDER u II. Agent.
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-. -, 4. .no
- ''uuSyNuni" Pi'"'V -, -.
t'ther 81 twenty 'i 'hlHen PutN""s "i"''" W "
count &" "' ''rd 'm,' -,
-t"i s""itis H''o" w wv " ~
eighty ~ fh'us"u ~ ''ohc' "''V a'eAu' V''"0o''
ble'"" 'n We ID N"'N''i W
join "iso eE'u ", u Pr"hu'on vi rIoi'
WISE '-I' su'oc'tVl "'ivoh s''eh ion "o"
wayne u. Ia le'' VIZ
Tho trio Of William I. to Milan Urc-
fcn's g., aupcoti Of phenomenon ct q rmau Em.
Ieio.,,.. ug tns hlp- without 90 army.
It.t Granville says that Mr. Glad
s,oe r,.rIy haaone OF N. nnc.t voices ever heard
hu,,ur.u.,-, sor,ng t. the & recent Day
Tn, nc,rtegote Icuoli, Of the railroads
~, . nr,.,i, ssf,..l.. ar ,,Y, f,riv mile.
iess t,rr .. .,ot IN, ut,,c h,ste al ..,nrr,irut
",r ,on,,., t,t, ot ,,. ,i, - ,,it
-. ,,,,,s .l.',o W. ,,.s. -, $50 n,.,.
-, 49,, ,,, .,,, ,n, h.r ,non,,"
,,,,,,i ,,,,,, 49,, al. ,.,,,, hn,,o ann,
49, 49, ~ -,. ,,.,
'''c' we 'u'V '"'' 'ou'u u"' "@'e' s"o" ~"o ,''"''
Wv ,'' q" N'' VI " 'V IVY '".,0l o..
-0'N i'E nus bNCh N"uEhl III INV pun"
'ca"ol. q o'ton Tor '".n'ttoe years '"a u !u''
no" ut' vu''s' " ~ 't"''o'Ni''"' '''"' "''""
Wv ''"' -'Po'o r., ..........
III Hfrht OF 'ho l1H' Sihh NeI"'"o"'
Il ,ravei.op n che '"n' 1" int"fa stu OF COTTON
ouu-c,N' u th'ft ,'he 'dc" oi attempting " i""V'
due i"to 81 Ar'lan
IN" M"tiu'" NW"hr p''" HIS ooliego
~uhoii c Ia l'' 81" t''s 81 '""n nave Two
nlda "a 70 room one Tor h'r s'h"ol dress ana inc
Diner i"i zee hr"' ui'-t
"A Boston frog pond which was stocked
with la-s number oi frcEs several months ago. was
drain cw d0y' ago but not single frog was found
The oni lhahiarNa' turtle
PAY Nout bots with Us good grace rs
pos,ini. IS,moubct u. Old couplcti
ne tetiai 40 hnVe b AMI lost.
ivan u'''' " nav os' ~ All
-lh'f' hol uruhkalu among tue
iy"' pc WAC I'VE 90 h'oVA l'IA'u anu ."v "'"'eN
spproa,h o o@ri oon place whore pop oeer asoiu
H AH''Nl' ''V'hh VINO m'Aes w 'Vr " Prc''"
Ing on sunday
A mother Ci TIC Princes tlohenzollcrn
supports hospital ~ New Nicd hy seng the famous
WED dos, tho purcsi bred Of the ST. Hernlris The
fsvor'te oo.oi teeon Win white marAisg. Tao, are
SOFA 81 =" e0" ann resoS market
-Iht oiahh'rly crop TINS year IS eSti-
mated a. ,toV~ bushels tgainst m average OF about
215.0eo are Cod ana New England produce 75Ooo
bushels Nov jersey q t'n, Sew ORR 5000. aud the
RorthW stssef o. 90" 1he fruit IA said to be OF
nice quluy
"A Professor q Cornell University has
made AIMS, alton 10, ne bod az tie noted ttotrr the
America ri III order hst ihe skeleton my be placed
In the OF that ns'itut'on, and preserved
spec.mci 81 th' hoy structure o. d Npical American
uOtthg : ~ Su
Tho Rev W III. Milburn, the blind
preschc- wa cor; engagements to lecture the COM
lug Wv r,a M
,s,,on',, ,c a,, 80. 80 =. - ~, ,,. mo-, 10
,nn -, mn. nt,
nt..... -, ,,,. ,...,.,.. 60. ,...,,.,,,,.
in Coyen, ,lA,se ono hay. when ,ney came to p,ce
where utrt Not1 Two piles oil oysters In window
enc pile t,rr married. uepcnc dozen ami the other
sxpence tn.aL TIA ,sry stood with his hanh be
WV" ".",, a W." "'' INV '''' "'"'' "'''
,..... . .. . !.
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4 r ,.le ' e.s a. '' srl 9T he o ST.,
s;%s FER, ,.. p. f., e.; - 7
pa cd' "t govt rl'lne "oiSi shiris,
-.'',t g.. i i.,.T e oni go9l
" " '''' ''''' 80 W rIMNrI.
ATTi.t ,.rfv .r~r,nt Mandatory, 05i ami
s' " @ad Of 49, -sein. We ,ae sn n,i' give =.
"rucl 70" 'r,'le' ~, ~ Of tncn,,t pa, ins WORK
free Of ny od cppraio, earn ION $40 70 So
PEI rc'A ..' it Dta es'n ron Il to 50 per vice..
A i,c" rlec' asc.s. cea,aias e .e, 4
room S. 20 .s.s Ar.ctd uold5, pre- cai.
AT7- ~ riii n. orre ..,e otgesr',;-Nrce
sole A'.tc' .x'6'',, ss},'y..'Ss,y. ,.,
4 g. g .r@ g5 ,a al. oei5'sn ). ard Q
Az. , Tor ~ . TO r.o! ,,o q
5ead. - ,f ~ ,pa5Gi'. g. isj 1 Cana ' st.
A &Ss 5a N ,T. T.. ~ gf ia,csSps &
ASri.D>pin ger. MDcrer 4 wilson,. WIN.
~ s,yAt ''' ng machines for SAFE fort eco. 6l
. A tsp,rrnced operators and nnish.
,'fhS2& urHRnUN. 80 Canal It.
An nUEH q r.r. ~.uteq mmedn.ry Protest.
sad c.Sa, is dGsy 'Soye lo'a iY T. ="
A WI .rEps. NrrD iaav 'ch'r ,prefepedl
h1cpANlli "a ts,t W. '''''
A -EYt NJ ~. ,ogd coet MAIDS on medium and
~. Gona wofs hPry At 4s aud 30 whi,e ST. up
"A SG'a r,5l yi ~ VIII Sin II "SEsu Fo0'
A .;Oni' ,eo rcs' On coa's wanted. Call at $50 9th
A SlIt s9s 81 y or - SSer old to do
- sooi lisndt necds'pb az vorit Winam St Wv
RLACk nndcier wan,sd an experienced hand. SO
go WET, vts;l .. {a T.. % b. rs '''
PIX &, .,As~ u, al inaacIs Gu nne and common
80, flsAS COAX S"0 en- g" q IS qREs ssi
FILL 5 W vscs s,a :: q, nc Sot G.S
second a-d ilid St ''' '''"''"
IJEATnER@ -N,rtcd, 6r.i,oia.s hands ON feather
u, tr.nn NJ Ro'a me. 10 "oosterst
EEsaATtt5T5 va 10 curriers' vanicd STEADY
IEATHER TRINnING.-ihnls " lnted to pre-.
y pare and sow % piice' At 20 south 9TH ay.
EuH SEWERS wanted. 70 Market
FdI@s- operators g9 gq'I3P Sss ,4op
FuH -rwEIts osl.ed, III Boecry
fAWsh '~Gd WAui'd who uudcrstAnfs sewing car.
I'aI' A"is HI "a Lsst7Ath St. bar encnt before 10
i ADiES taught Operating. ANN TskIog dr,.,, mat
- '"k """ 'uluNE lNl urand 81. Mrs PIN MEL.
nj hh,,, h9sner Wanted, competent person 10
YORK, Apply bot ween tand ~ A NJ. TUESDAY M WV
tAhDfhsoN 81 KGkIHs i58 BroGms a.
OPERATORS, nnisLers, ana pres,cr on singers
- h"lnm machine on boys pants, a45 East ISth st.
eof"er Az A, third loOr. '''' '''
OPERATORS and basters on linen and alpaca
~, olt West 60 b gt ~ ~
OrLk ATURS and baster, on nanncI coats also
E1tT.s,u - sh4 gfswers. work All winter 1855 West
'''' -
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Nliuphous ddlanitn.

y liN'lNWb NVANN(U.
A MIDDIV-AGfD woman wants situation as
nonssSor e. email Pry,e isaily gGit 81 CIV roi.
be eccn for DAYS.
A NOINti O rman 1syca"s Of age. a tool maker by
~ trade. who been hc country 0months, wisncs
a,af"i ''2 IA s - Sis @cs ish e. '' ''''
A RESPrCrA Bi.Emau t.lnsieI wi.ne' situation
~ OF sny KIM sn"ass 'glish and uerm,a,anf ca
iss San once. - wv
A HAREH wishes a situation as third hand on
~ broad aud cake Inquire a' 100 foryth ST. room To-
top floor
A PIRST-UI.ASS con'cctioner on cake baker Is
aNin want OF nrsc mas situation Gail or address 80
n mcnis either home or out or family sewing. I3s
West SSd a.. second noor II, mt
A RESPrCTAUI,E woman Wishes fsmily's Nash.
6sil for week.
A yOUNG German girl Ui.nes situate TO do 10.
Av. and i't av. iih n)or.
A WIDOW isdy wishes situation for general house
Aaork in smal family. SO Fat 81 st. second door.
room IL.
N ton would make herself generally useful. bOi ist
avenue.
A FIRHT-CIASA b,kcr and pastry COOK wishe. q
East psth st.
A REsPECTABI.R woman wishes a situation as
N night cook Ia restaurant l2iS stanton st. % noor
A GERMAN GIRL, 10 yeare OF age, wishes al.
n uatIon IN an American family ~ Hesttrs room ~
A ciscScc zap A. Sf 5S s"n DSfcs ''
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 Essex II.
nYER.-A good cotton dyer having a moderate
KNOWLEDGE Of WOOL dycng. desires situation sat.
isf'ctory reference can be given Address j. L.. 3
Eighth av, Newark. \. J.
IyIRST-CLASs lsundrcss by a respectable Prot.
estant ~lcw woman Mould IKE some isdes or
reference. Can be seen u S57 Wes list e.
~ GOD penmsn, rookie per. translator desires ,n
law. j. 5 COLLINS. 800 Smith st, Brooklyn.
SITUATION wanted by young girl. aged between
to assist in hight houscwork Apply for Two dsys!o
V,O eIOENAKER~-A Belgian gentleman De.
sircs situation a. cutter or salesman speaks
French and kngli.h city references. Address L. D. S.
Dox LAY, sun once.
WANTED-A situation by ayouns man is yeas q
willing TO do any kind OF work. idress
+. H. d box i7s. sun once.
WANT2D-A situston to cook. wash and iron.
w to do general houscWcrk In small family no OBJ
lection % go short distance In the country Apply az
No. S6t Madison 81.
WANTED by an American woman, a situation az
w hOusekcrpcr Tor wldowcr with or Without chit
dren. Apply for threo days at ia Norfolk al.
WATCuMAN or porter &C. by an American
w man can give security ana kool references as 70
character. &C. Address s. ~ t.. "a Park row, room g.
kVANTED-A situation by Two nrsf.class bakers rs
W, nr.t and second hAads Call or addrcss li0 18Th
st., South Brooklyn
WANTED-As i,uN,ion by nrst.clss. American
w candy MAKER. Address box sa9. Pls'nneld. NJ.
XNANTED-A situation As housekceper In 9 tcne-
w meat bui ding. Address 20 Monroe ct.
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the throat, he held her ont NJ arm's
lruglh, with one hand aud continued
blows upon the senseess Mrs, Monroe
with the other, The appearance of M
officer upon the scene, however put
an end 10 the murderoua attack, but
not until the skull had been broken Ia
u dozen plaocs aud the face literally
mashed To n Jelly, The brute was
taken Ia the station house amid the
hools and JeoB OF mn Infatuated mob,
who threatened 10 lynch him unless
tho law does IN work, The deceased
waS lhlrty-lhroe years old, member
Of the oolored baptist Church, and
among her nelghhors WIS estimated u
good woman, Her murderer N thirty.
i've yeara old, stoutly built, with q
small hcnd, bull neck, ugly eye and III
shaped mouth aud nose. lie looks
like brute, When visited In Jail, two
hours after his arrest, aud told told
that his wife was dead, lao exhibited
little emotion, hut expressed u belief
lac would bo hung,
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Marshall llerald.l
Marshall University,

We intended giving an extended no.
tice of the Marshall University, but
find we cannot do so In this issue OF
our paper. II is sufficient to state for
the present, II was In every respect
creditable to the teachers and pupils.
The scene last night Mt the opera
house was one that elected those feel
ings of pride and pleasure which a
people experience In noting tho moral
and intellectual advancement of their
children, and the eloquence Of their
men of distinction.
The annual address delivered by
John Henry Brown, of Dallas, did him
great credit. While IL was essentially
practical, IL was replete with passages
of remarkable force and power, evil
dencing the highest order of genius,
and in every respect worthy of his dis
tinglished reputation.
~ At its conclusion, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Hubbard was called out, who re-
sponded gracefully in u speech which
we considered tho bost we ever heard
from his lips. In style, elocutlon, and
felicity of dlction, it was worthy of the
encomiums that followed.
We never attended the close of m ex-
animation that was marked 10y such
merit.
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Absorption Of oxygen.

According to Dohcrian, leaves
kept in q confined atmosphere in
darkness will absorb all OF tho oxy-
gcn, and still continue to give of
carbonc acid, the resistance to as
phyxia varying with tho species.
The rapidity of growth and the
energy of respiration of plants are
both favored by obscure heat and
il is shown that tho internal COM
bustion, by the absorption of oxy-
gen and the omission of carbonic
acid, is tho origin of part of the
heat necessary to the elaboration of
new proximato principles in the
plant.