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The New York herald., 1875-12-07

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FIRST DETAILS or THE DREADFUL OCCUR
RENcE-THE BODIES OF THE DEAD AND
WOUNDED BEING TAKEN FROM THE NINE.
LONDON, Dec g. 1875.
The explosion in the Swaithe main colliery occurred
at half past nine this forenoon.
HOPE IN THE MIDST or MOURNING
There is nothing to report except that there
hopes that the loss Of life will be heavy first
given
MEANS OF ESCAPE MADE USELESS.
At the time of the explosion those who were able
rushed to the pit bottom, but the drawing cage had
been displaced.
DEAD AND WOUNDED
The bodies Of the dead and injured are now being
brought to the surface.
THE GREAT UNDERGROUND TERRIToRY--ITs
AREA, BAAuFIcATIoNs AND A PREVIOUS FA-
TALIrY.
LONDON, Dec. 6-Evenng.
The coliery which the dreadful explosion occurred
to-day belongs to Nessrs. Mitchell Co, and OF
the largest in the southern part of Yorkshire 1t is
Joined by underground workings with Edmunds' main
colllery where twelve years ago yesterday, over
800 persons pershed.
The works extend for many miles
They are entirely worked with safety lamps under
very rigid discipline and considered safe.
GOING DOWN WORK.
At six o'clock this morning about 300 men and boys
descended and commenced work usual.
THE TERRIFIC SOUND DESTRUCTION
At halEpast nine O'Clock terrific explosion occurred.
The exact position of the explosion is present
known, but the miners in all parts of the pit we're
startled by loud report followed by large volumes of
smoke and after-damp.
THE RUSH FOR SAFETY.
Those who were able rushed to the pit bottom, but
the drawing cage, stated was displaced.
MANS HUMANITY TO HIS PELLows-BRAvE VOLUNTEERS.
AS possible volunteers organized to search Tor
the dead and dying and those who had escaped. After
being down for time the volunteers reported
about noon that they met with great difficulty.
TERRIBLE SIGHT.
They saw many who were alive, but unconscious
THE LOSS
It is impossible give the number of the lost
1t feared that the first report (2Ool will be confirmed
though the managers of the coliery hope that many
may be saved.
RELns LIVING SUFFERERS.
The operatives in all the coeries of the district
on the spot ready and anxious to do all possible
the relief Of the sufferers
All the local surgeons have also arrived
Ali those who have been rescued thus far Sc
riously burned and injured
THE FAMILIES
Hundreds Of men, women and children are congre-
gated at the mouth OF the pitt and as the disdgured
bodies drawn to the surface the Is of the
most heartrending character
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY PERSONS KNOWN
TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.
LONDON, Dec. 6-Evening
The latest accounts from the Swaithe Colliery ndI
cato that the total number OF lives lost is 140
CAUSE or THE DISASTER
The explosion caused by careless blasting opera
tons
TWELVE PERSONS KILLED IN COAL MINE IN
WALES.
LONDON, Dec. 6-Evenng.
Another disaster OF similar character Is reported
to-day in a coal mine Pentyrch In South Wales.
Twelve persons killed and ten injured.
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CUT WITH A BOTTLE.

Herman Killinger, thrty-one years Of age living in
Pearl street, while lighting with man who gave his
name as William Duso, at No. 81 Baxter street. at
tackled him with bottle, striking him upon the wrist
and cutting deep cash, severing artery. He
ward attempted to go through glass door without
opening H. and received lew cuts upon the eyelid.
Both were intoxicated. They brought 70 the
Chambers Street Hospital and had their wounds
dressed after which they were taken TO the Sixth pre-
Gin
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A NEW RAILROAD ROUTE.

ITHACA, Dec 6, 1875.
The Directors Of the Utica, ithaca and Elmra Rail-
road Company to meet Thursday next and pass
over the new extension completing the Syracuse and
Elmira route, preparatory to opening it for through
travel
General Burt has closed'his connection with the Bos
Post ONCE, which he has held for nine years, and
will devote his attention TO this new and important
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SITTING THE POLICE.

The Board Of Police Commissioners held secret
sion yesterday afternoon 1t is understood that
resolution was adopted directing the Board Of Ex.
amners to summon before them some night this
next week the various captains OF police who TO ba
subjected to strict examination as to their qualihca
tions for the positions they hold.
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EGYPT AND ABYSSINIA.

THE KHEDrvE DESIRES MERELY THE pRoTEc-
TToN OF HIS FRoNT1ER-ANNExArroN NOT
INTENDED.
LONDON, Dec. O. 1875.
The Times to-day In its second edition has the follow
ing telegram from Alexandria" Egypt does not wish
annex Abysslnia She merely security against
the violation OF her frontier by Abyssinia"
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RECOVERY OF MORE BoDIEs-PLATKY, THE
JEWELLERS, AMONG THEM-ANoTHER INQUEST
AND VERDICT OF TIE JURY.
RoSDoUT, Dec 0, 1878
James Smith AMI Charles vandeveer of Hyde Park,
while dredging yesterday recovered bodies Of per-
drowned by the Sunnyside disaster. Coroner
Mckenzie empaneled jury and held inquest The
bodies identified the inquest those OF Joseph
Platky, pedler, of No 90 Orchard street. New York
and Mrs. Rex, the coored chambermaid The follow
ing verdict was rendered -"Drowned by the capsizng
OF the feboatn Platky had quantity Of Jeweiry and
xIl0 In bills
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SPAIN.

ALFoNso's RELATIONS TO THE HOLY sER-THE
QUESTION OF THE coNcoRDAT.
ROME, Dec g. 1875
Dispatches have been received at the Vatican from
Madrid, stating that Senior Collantes, Minister for
Foreign Affairs has informed the Papal Nuncio that
he open to negotiation upon the vatcans proposals
relative to the Concorda although he rejects the prn
cipes upon which they based.
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WOODS MUSEUM.

"Rube, or the Wall Street Undertow' played
last night at Woods Museum The play presents
variety OF phases extreme conditions OF life New
York Being American drama received by
the audience last night with every indication OF ap-
proval The house seemed TO look upon 1t something
which American audience could understand and ap
nrnc
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A CATTLE THIEF KILLED.
GALVESTON. Texas. Dec. 9.

GALVESTON Texas Dec Q, 1875.
noted cattle thief, named Pedro Perdes was killed
six miles above Brownsville by the sherirs posse
Perdes resisted the arrest firing several shots when
the sherin's rddlcd him with bullets purse OF
$500 was made up At Brownsville and presented TO
Captain hcNaly for bis company as testimonial for
services rendered 70 ths Staia
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meeting Of tho Flushing Excise Board was held last
evening Perfect order prevailed The hotel license
fee was Increased 70 s1oo William Gale, X. B. Sim
mons Fred. Hcnning, Andrew Lynch and James John
son, who surrendered their old licenses at late meet
Ing. we're granted hotel licenses The ale and beer
license OF Richard Cotton was unanimously revoked
having been shown that he had sold whskey 70 George
schoenck, who was recently drowned vhlle under It's
Inn
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THE MISSING TAX COLLECTOR

The known defacaton OF the abscondng Collector Of
Union Hill, Frederick schaefer, Jr Is increasing day
by day no having appropriated funds for the payment
Of YAK bills for which he gave receipts Il ceporled
shat he has TO Germany.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria will leave this port sa
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once a
halfpast nine O'Clock NJ
The NRw YoRK HHRALD-Edtion for Europe-win bt
ready at eight o'clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, SIX cents
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FATAL KEROSENE ACCIDENT.

Kerosene oil lamp exploded last evening in the
apartments OF Henry Eenabers, No. l7s Graham ave.
nue. Brooklyn setting Are the clothing OF his daugh.
ter Augusta, age0sixssen years. and burning her IN
fatal manner
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COMMERCIAL FAILURE.

BRITISH MANUFACTURING HOUSE GONE DOWN
WITH HEAVY LIABILITIES.
LONDON, Dec. 6 1875.
The failure ls announced to-day OF Messrs William
spotten Co., linen manufacturers and bleachers of
Belfast Ireland, and No. MIX street, this city.
Their liabilities are estimated a, million aud a-half
OF dolara
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A FATAL EXPLOSION.

NEW ORLEANS Dec 8, 1876
The steamer @ H. Durfee, hence for the Red River
when twelve miles up the river burst her steam pipe
and killed and scalded three. Three others
jumped overheard and drowned
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MURDERER CONVICTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec 8, 1875
In the case Of William II. Brown, on trial for the
murder Of his wife, Bessie July last the Jury TODAY
rendered . verdict OF murder in the second degree
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GOOD NEWS FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS.

The clerk OF the Board Of Education officially
nounces that the November salaries OF the public
school teachers will be paid tomorrow provided the
papers arc filed at his office to-day. The December
salaries will be paid before ChrislmaF provided thu
papers are filed before the 18th inst
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rumor stating that the Hotel Brunswick had been
placed In the Shern7s hands Is totally false on tho
contrary has always been prosperous and never
an than now.
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DEATH IN A WE'LL.

MIDDLETowN, Dec 0, 1875
The body OF George Baker, who was buried In wen
at Su1ern Friday, was recovered last night al
twelve O'Clock 1t stood upright ana but little
bruised Death was the result of sudocation, and the
unfortunate man evidently lived some hours alter the
nncid nnI
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NEW CELLS IN THE ToMBs.

Owing TO the crowded condition OF the Tombs, the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction have in
structed Supervising Engineer Knapp to receive esti
mates for the building or sixty cells in upper
part OF that prison.
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DRIGHTs DISEASE, DIABETES, DRoPSY, GRAyELa
I'D Calculus 0out Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Diseases ot
the Liver Kidneys Bladder, Prostate Gand Prsmas9rs
Prustraton Organic Debility and Chronic Affections un
eurable BY general practOuer Two pamphssS sxRls,n
ing their successful treatment by NATURES rEyltlQ
ASAHEI. MADE OF GOD, BETHESDA MlNkkAh
SPRING WATER, and Or. A. HAWLEf .iakATh tne an
and proprctor free TO address Repot ana reeep
tou rooms, 200 broadway, New forr
Y,oR Hof,rnAy PRESENTS BuT DIR. FOOTE'S
II Science Stary; or, The Boy Doctor" aud the
troublesome Monkey ave humoronsly Illustrated ~.
nme. u ef fun and f Of valuable knowledge concernua
me human body MURRAY HILL PUBLISHING CON-
PNNY. ia9 East THentY-eir hts nraaI Nax Kez@
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SHIPPING TORPEDoES.

NEWPORT r l., Dec. 8, 1875
A supply OF torpedoes for the man-of-war Hartford,
AT New York, were shipped tonight from Torpedo
Station at this place Fall River Line. United States
torpedo boat Intrepid has received her supply OF tor
pedoes and VIII probably sail hence on Wednesday for
York
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GRAIN FREIGHTs FROM THE WEST.

BALTIMORE Md, Dec. 8 1875.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company announce
to-day that they will allow drawback of three cents
per hundred pounds on all grain brought this city
from Western points which passes through their ee-
vators to foreign ports.
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A STEAM SAWMILL BURNED.

MONTICELLO, Dec. g. 1875.
Deckers large steam sawml, Liberty, N. Y,
has been destroyed by fire. Loss 81, 900; Insurance.
81, 500 In the Atlas and other companies.
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Ew ORLEANS RACES POSTPONED.

NEW ORLEANS La, Dec g. 1875.
The opening day OF the Louisiana Jockey Club fall
meeting is postponed until Saturday next account
Of the bad condition Of the roads and the track caused
by the recent heavy rains
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TWO LUNATIcs BURNED TO DEATH.

GOSHEN md, Dec. 0, 1910.
Yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock fire the
Poor Farm, four miles east Of Goshen, destroyed
a building, and two crazy women perished in the
Qameg
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ruF wpATurR yrsTpRDAy.

Tho following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in
parisOn with the corresponding date or last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD budlng:-
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SUICIDE OF A SPORTING MAN.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6, 1875.
Major Hope, wen known sporting man, found
dead In his bed this morning with empty laudanum
boto his side. He had just completed his arrange
ments for opening faro bank for the winter.
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ORANGE COUNTY MILK.

PoRT JERyIs, Dec. o, 1875
The farmers Of Orange County are combining for the
purpose OF demanding money Tor their milk on deliv
cry. largo number have given In their adhesion to
the plan and In the future will be strictly adhered
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SUDDEN DEATH.
FLUsHING's LICENSE WAR ENDED.

onicer Thomas Muldoon, OF the Eighth precinct, died
suddenly yesterday.
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INDICATIONS OF PEACE-A bUSPENSION OF WAR
LIKE PREPARATIONS.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Dec. g. 1878
The unusually active operations in Gosport Navy
Yard ceased oday. orders arrived from Washington
directing work 10 be suspended all vessels fitting
out for sea and ordering general discharge OF work
men. The Construction Department will retain
dozen workmen on half time the sloop Alliance
The New York herald., 1875-12-07

ALWAYS STRIKE CATARRH WITH woLcoTT's
AsSIHIIAroR; pain with PAIN PAINT. Sold evorywhere
tested free. 80 Chatham street, New York
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DON'T ANNoINT THE CUTICLE, BUT USl
GLgss's SULPHUR Soar for eruptivo disorders
HfLLs Ham WHISPER DYE blsck brown, so centx
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NEW ENGLAND FIRES.

BosroS, Mass, Dec 6, 1875.
The fire losses in New England for November foot up
al 400 100
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SPLENDID VARIETY OF LADIES' FANCY FURs
gcntlemens COLLARS and Currs displayed s knoAs
stores 2i2 Broadway 533 Broadway and In the Ffh Ave-
nus Hotel here have opportunity 70 select
the finest FuRs q the reasonable prices.
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bright than are tho beautiful DIAMONDS
the product skill and psent experimenting Of Par
who has succeeded in producing by art da
bright aud lasting those produced In the
great laboratory nature They look the same IS real ara
solid gold in the and will deceive By
daylight gasght the pracIised while their oot
IS triang RICHARD HUMPHREYS, Jeweler 7T9 Broad
onnoste stewar Is sole agent In the United Sates
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DEATH IN THE PIT.
and Fatal Explosion in an
English Colliery.
TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
Scenes Of DeSOIatiOn and Mourning at the
Mouth Of the Swaithe Mine.

LoSDos, Dec. g. 1875.
The Pail Mall Gasette, this afternoon, contains the
following brief but startling news item
An awful explosion occurred to-day at the Swaithe
main colliery, Barnsley, in the West Riding Of
Yorkshire
''It is feared that more than two hundred lives are
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THREE MORE BODIES RECOVERED.

HIGHLAND, Dec. 6, 1875
Three more bodies have been recovered from the
wreck Of the Sunnysde-the second cook and Howard
the office waiter, both colored, and unknown body
with German features
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STARS OF NIGHT ARE NOT MORE

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCL
pal ofiato Marsh Co. his old Office No. vesey street,
Astor House No uptown branch.
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NEW AND NOTABLE REMEDY FOR RUPTURE,
vorn ensv NIGHT and day effects perfect and
nent cnre Sold cheap By THE ELASTIC TRUSS CON.
p SsS2p
The New York herald., 1875-12-07

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street -
Open from A. NJ. so 7. N
ON sunday from 70 +. NJ.
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IS HAT FOR 81 e0-FINE HATS SPECIALITY.
SILK HArs, - 50; worth S. Is New Church street,
The New York herald., 1875-12-07

ARE YOU DIsGUSTED WITH CARARRH2 USH
wOLCOTTS ANsIHILAroR. II suffering from pain get
PAlS PAINT. sold everywhere
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A cARLIsT EXPLOITATION TO REBEL.

HENDAYE, Dec 0, 1910
The Carlis General Trstany has reentered Catalonia
and issued proclamation exhorting the inhabitants TO
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Al FURNITURE BARGAINs.-sEE kelly & CO. .
ady
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THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK.

Average temperature yesterday Sbz
50
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NEW PuRLICATIONs.

wISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY CURES
coughs. colds and hoarseness so cents and 81.
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WIGS, ToUPEES, AC-G. RAuCHFUSs, PRACTI.
wigmaker and Importer Of Human HAIR A East Twelfth
nnnr Rrnad dunv
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
h,ack-BOSWELL A WARMERS "CoLoRTIc
Ml1n y nennf Dey street
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CLOTH CLOAK NEW, TRIMMED WITH FUR,
cama, Hair shawl square, hne quality Point Lace Hand.
ferchief Cameo Pin set In Diamonds Pearl Fan
lace shade Above articles for sale low
having no use them. Dealers reed apply. Address
hnxi Post oflce
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r.nANr nI ACES

VACANT PLACES
In the ranks viii yuu particular
with your cleanse them every day with that IA
nous wash. Sozoposr. From youth old villa
keen -potess and unipared The teeth 81
SozoDorT have pearke whiteness and the
Gums 4 roseate hue while the breath Is purified and
dsred fragrant n is composed of antispta
entirely free from the Objectionable and inu
nous in gradients OF tooth pastes, &c
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BUY THE BEST Observation-Disclosures
oricss HRRTS A CO. Manufacturers 800 and 6OS Broad
wway opposite Eleventh street, New York.
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TWELVE PERSONS KILLED IN A COAL MINE IN
WALES.
LONDON, Dec. 6-Evening
Another disaster OF similar character Is reported
to-day in a coal mine Pentyrch, In South Wales
Twelve persons were killed and ten injured
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tepdsncy o. the rest Is in that direction,
The Arguments on either side remain as
before: the business OF - own accord re-
verts 70 the aimplstiOsn ".
The plan Of insurance that was whiHi-
sically named endowment has led The
companies through u similar experience.
1t began with the theory that the head of
u family who is insured for the benefit Of
some OF its members is likely to b. as
much in need rs they are when he
reaches old age. Hence an insurance
payable at death or in advanced years
might serve = double purpose Of secuEity.
This plan Of insurance grew rapidly in
favor, and the constant tendency Of 1t
was to shorten the term Of the policy,
which came down to ten, seven, and even
Eve years. Tho most Of real life insur-
ance has It's origin in an unselfsh motive,
but this was evidently untrue Of nearly
all the policies payable to the insurer
after term OF five or ten years, The
"endowment' business reached its acme
shortly after the close Of the war, and
has been ever since declining, till now
that form Of policy is comparatively
rare,
Among the many experimental forms
Of insurance which have failed to keep a
permanent place Is the attempt to take
riSls that arc Of an inferior character at
rates that are, higher than the average.
That people in feeble health, constituting
what are called impaired risks" are in
surable at some rate or other, Is, from q
mathematical point Of view, unQuestiOna-
bic; from philanthropic point, desirable
from business point, not impracticable'
But when attempted in this country 1t
has always given way before the simpler
kind Of Insurance. A New York COM
pany, formed with q view to make this
class Of risks y specially, after few
years trial abandoned It. \ New Eng
land company thathtill continues It has
limited it to tho few cases where the ap'
pIicant can be examined NJ the houlo Of
fec, and tho psesidGnt Of the company
himself grades the risk. The success
Of such undertakings in England ID
based on a very different state Of
affairs, There assurances arc not OBJ
taincd as here, through tho solicit
tations Of an agent; they arc usually
consequent on legal advice, and are fire.
quontiy connected with marriage settle.
mentS. The social circumstances Of ap-
pliCanb in England are moro thoroughly
known than Is possible here, and there
must form an element in estimating such
risks, Here every applicant comes under
tho wing Of an agent, and Is known only
by his representation, Should q mar
come to a company unsolicited, tho very
rarity Of tho case might DO looked oil
with suspicion. Whether or not these
social differences account for tho success
Of the English and tho failure Of OuI
companies in taking impaired risks, i Il
at least certain that our most prudent
and successful business managers tinC
their profits in carefully avoiding this de
scriptton Of business; but perhaps 4
would DO different II II were carried OF
by bureau at Washington.
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FRIDAY, FEB. "a, 1875.
TIE Hon. ". q. BrownI0w, in The


TuE Hon, W, G. BrownIow, in the
salutatory Of his new paper, makes this
sanguine prediction; "Nor do l read
the signs Of the times Us those who be.
lievo the country Is going to be afflicted
with the success Of the Democratic party
in the Presidential election Of 1875. On
the contrary, the indications point to the
defeat OF that party in the great national
contest, And l here predict that the
great party which has controlled the Ma
tional Government for fifteen years will
not only have new lease Of power in
1876, but the day Is not far distant when
it will redeem and rcgenerate Tennessee"
Senator Brownlow further says that he
shall edit an independent journal, fear
lessly opposing whatever he regards a
corrupt in purpose OF evil in tendency
lie believes in reforming the Republican
party from the inside.
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The Wrong Side q III, Meridian.
On The down hill aide ellie, which an Old nclI-
qlvhtF Quaiplly terms Eths wEuRs Side q the
mGidlsh,N wh@ tho functions decay sna the
Frame Gradually Aends under thsNolght q years,
tbs SyStsm requires to b sustained under the
burden Imposed upon it, Inuumenbls physical ALL
ments and Inamlues then pres upon 1t 70 which Il
had been In earlier lie stranger. The SurOlt and
pleasaulet support and SOlAce Of declining yeau is
found In Hostetter's stomach BIiterI, long recus-
nlreI ~ the most wholesome md agreeable Of ar
iusiblc StImulants, the most potent Of TONES and
GltonhTsl ThoGgpa and iRhEm may piAOs. ima
plIct confidence In this inviguratng elixir, which
not only checks those mlladieS 70 which elderly
perlOuSAEO peculiarly subject, but In measure NJ
tarda the elcrOachmeRt 81 time upon the conStltu'
tlou, eodAW
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must tell you a little incident which
occurred during tho evening, which will
Of itself point a conspicuous moral to
my tale. Mira. Jones' exquisite dress
was trodden on by some huge, awkward
mans boot, and tho delicate fabric was
parted in twnin-the weatet moving of
with the dresS and large portion Of
one Of the aounces being LEFT under the
clumsy creatures elephantine foot. Other
ladies and girls had experienced similar
mlsiortuncs during tho evening, and
though inwatdly feeling piqued al the
accident, which their purses could i'll
afford to replace, walked on, 10 all out
ward scanning utterly Indifferent TO 40
ttifing q mishNp, with perhaps a aippant
"Ita not Of the slightest consequence
Not so with Mrs. Jones, wife Of the Sen.
atpr, whose Golfers exceed the widest
wishes Of Alladin, with the wonderful
lamp at HE beck and call. She quietly
stopped down aud picked up the fragment
Of illusion and smoothed Il out, c&claim.
ing, "This will mako a couple Of nice
white wells p Wash, Cor, Chicago ri.
baRG
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MARRIED,

WESTWOOD-S Martins Fer
~, Ohio, on "Wednesday evening, February -, 1870,
wards, o. Martins Ferry, Mr., GEo. u WEsTWOon
and Mis- KATE SHERMAN, both Of Wheeling.