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FASTEST Time om Record.

The Lexington Ky.) Pres gives an
account Of the remarkable time made by
the horse Searcher, at the Association
Course, in that city.
The horses entered were Searcher, Mis-
fortune and Light Coin, the first named
being the favorite. When all was in
readiness for the race-the judges and
timers in their places and riders up-the
horses made ready for the start. The
favorite having gone up the stretch a
piece, came down the line in run. As
he passed the others he jumped out in a
run, and Immediately the drum was
tapped and OFF they went.
The favorite went at a terrific rate
round the turn, leading Misfortune by
several lengths, and leaving Light Coin
far behind. He never slackened pace,
but under steady pull bore away past the
first quarter pole and down the back
stretch, his jockey being unable to check
him in his mad career. The first half
mile pole was passed in forty-eight and a
half seconds.
Going up the hill he increased his
lead under a steady pull, and coming
down the home stretch he seemed TO
slacken pace, though running at a ter
rife rate. Observing this, the spectators
shouted "Go on! go on!" The jockey
looked back TO sec where the other horses
were, while the crowd shouted Shut 'em
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"Spur for your life" muttercd Tom J
my car, at the same time riding hi
staunch little cob right at the men.
saw one Of them roll over on IN
sand, while the other jumped aside shou
ing to us 10 stop but we never pause
until we were some distance down III
lane leading from the beach. Then Tor
paused.
1--WE must part, now" he said. "Kec
TO the right, and ride hard, for they will
cut you Of II they can, where the roa'
winds toward the coast Give the ma
whip and spur, and you will be ther
before them. on with your and "
parted.
After Tom had left me I began to re
member how awkwardly close to tn
shore the windipes Of the lane brough
II, and how easy 1T would be for swift
runners to take a cut across the field
and come up with me. O.
Bitterly repented being led into sucl
a dangerous affair; and, telling myself
with clinched teeth, that, for Mary's sake
4 wouldn't be taken, ] rode on more furi
ously than before. ..r
The nearer ] got to the sea the more
dreaded a surprise, and IL seemed as j
were 30 long threading the ms and out
Of my road that they must be first Il
reach the spot where ! anticipated dan
ger.
Suddenly, ] was seized with the idea
that If ] could leap the hedge ! might
evade them.
Quick as thought, l put Bob at the
line Of thorn-bushes that doomed ahead
just where the lane made the last turn
toward the beach.
i remember rising in the air, the crash
through the top of the hedge, and my
fall, which was followed by the most I'M
earthly yell 1t is possible to imagine-a
shrek that seemed to die away in the
bowels Of the earth. Then a hundred
stars danced before my eyes-there was
a strange dizziness in my head-all grew
dark, and l knew no more.
How long i lay before coming to my
self ! can not tell; nor could l recollect
for considerable time after my senses
returned what had happened.
Numbed with the intense cold, l was
lying on my back, with the wind shrek
ing around me; but where was the horse :
What meant that yell heard after TAX
ing the ieapY
i found that l was lying on slope,
and, turning over on my right side, l
reached out my hand, intending to lean
upon 1t and raise myself. To my horror
l grasped nothing, for it makes me
shudder 70 think OF i'll had turned
over int the mouth OF partly disused
PIT.
Already 1 was hanging half within 1t;
while struggling to regain my balance,
could feel myself slowly but surely slip
ping iur'her in'o 'ne gun yawhlng 10
receive me-
gave one cry ior mercy ana then
grasPed wliuly ABOUT unlli ! succeeded
IN grasplhs one Oh the poarus win winch
the smart was iined.
In another second my BODY mad siid
down win a jerk that nearly wrenched
my hands rom their hoid (; out the
strength Oh despair was IN that ciutch,
ana heid on.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-06-11

Hon. ALEx. II. STEPnESs-"IIaye derived
some benefit from the use Of Simmons Liuer
Regulator, and wish TO give il a further trial. {"
Hon. Alex. II. stephens, Georgia.
al have never seen or tried such simple
eifieacious, satisfactory, and pleasant remedy
In my life."-il. Hainer, st. Louis, Mo.
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a nAs sv 4 rmeusAND.

A Cossv~rrt,t crnsp, When death vss houtly
failed, accident he'd 10 discovery whereby W W,
james cured his only chi With rtersfstion ot e.s
9psmp- 10 rsy esrnses rhere 10 MT sinsie y 'ny.
ton ufcer.um,p,on that u docs net dis,irst--rsh'
,oa, sharp Paths IN ths turs. Nsuse. a. The s,:m'
sch. trsction Of the Hovels, and we.unsef ". Ms
eier. Ad's, CRADDOtk a 20 i0u Race 81, Fhhs'
deiphis, Pa. sivins name % this rsr-t
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To LEAD ALL COMPETITORS Is the aim OF
the proprietors Of the Wilson shuttle sewing
machine. II is founded on the very best
principles known to sewing machine science,
and improvements, in advance Of all other
sewing machines, are being adopted con
stantly. The Wilson is rapidly gaining the
preference Of all parties that are acquainted
with sewing machines, and IL has already
taken the front rank among the hrst-class
machines. of this country; and its price,
owing to its being manufactured where
labor and material is much cheaper than in
eastern cities, is fifteen dollars less than
all other hrst-claSs machines. Machines
will be delivered at any railroad station in
this county, free Of transportation charges,
IL ordered through the company ut Cleve-
land, Ohio. They send an elegant catalogue
and chrome circular free ON application.
This company want few more good agents.
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A HUNDRED and twenty Englishmen

A HUNDRED and twenty Englishmen
propose TO visit this country to shoot
buiialoes. How would they like to have
fifty Sioux and score or two Of Utes
eneamp in their parks, and kill deer and
rabbits and such thingsS Buhaloes are
growing scarce, and the wanton shooting
of them should BE- prohibited by law,
The shooting Of elephants merely for the
fun of the thing is almost as inhuman as
the murder Of men,
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h.,.eil. .,ef,thtns soos hrst .~eA.. Adif--s
ssAAarvs nrs.-, rubs, rhiisarirhia 90 cinetau
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Very gratefully,
Mrs l. a


Most medicines which are advertised as
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either mercury, in some form, or potassium
and iodine variously combined. All Of
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16


ACADEMY Or MUSIC. wAciITKE
FIFTH WEEK OF TIE E RRH dIAS SEASON
Director MNonihn 49, Al SEuEyDoRn
wE 5TEFiHAr FyFSSSs H2yEN SfGHr r.
N''-'j Dos S'; GioyaSS Il : 's', o,.,.w,o
rIE4RfST FyE sfnsGn Hay5SH Slsn II
runoro,' rosTiLiI6Y Or LoSJrNEAT5 .pyro,
rHE9 sRPE;b M4c N6EyEMBlE % At O'CLOCK,
Beethoyen's immortal work. in acts.
poprrAn ppIchs Fan THIS MATINEE
Box Seats Il 20 Admissions III mo extra charge Tor ia
efssE SrS he%y css = sa..on ST. Reserved
Seats - and 49, Admission Family Circle, % cents 10
Seat. can be secured at box office of Academy Of Maair
Hotel brunswick and ia broadway
"WEDNESDAY MATINEE OF FRENCH PLAYS.
wEDSEsDltY MArISEE At THE LycEUM THEATRE.
BY the distinguished faIisan Company who viii repeat os
FRoU FRoU,
ofpartes unable to attend last Wednesdays Matinee.
win be performed this MATINEE with all the perfection
al sa and stage al s @ Of
I YcEuM THEATRE l4rH STREET AND srH Az.
TONIGHT, Ninth subscription N,ght--LAsT NIGHT 81
WEDNESDAY xATiSEE At TiT LYr ifHp THEATRE
BY request and l PS'ltSf fkb lr' performance Of
THURSDAY EvESTYG-rs%t6 Subscription Sigh.
r''i. IL GES Si' asr bE lfss. ds4a
preceded by the Farce OF LES DEUX SOURDS
SATURDAY EVENING. November .0-First time OF
Dumas society Comedy, LA PklNCESSE GEoRGEa
Week.-Mrs. Performance Of the original version OF
THE TWO ORPHANS,
by the kind permission Of the owners of the play.
YCECM THEATRE THE TWO ORPHANS
il NEXT MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER ~
BY il special with the American owners.
First production Of the original Partisan version VI
THE TWO ORPHANS
LIES DEuX 0RPHELtNESl.
performed 800 nights ia Paris 200 nights In London nearly
200 nights in New York aud which being perormo<
nearly every city Ia this country aud u considered
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PLAY EVER PRODUCED.
IT'S REPRESENTATIONS AT IIIR LNGEGM THEATRE
are limited to FIVE 20 EVENINGS and 40 MATINEE.
In of previous with
MIR. CHARLES FECHrEK,
who will make his rentree the New York and
pear first time In French Drama Monday Nov 10
Il ycEUM THEATRE THE JUVENILES FAREWELL,
IL ONLY TWO NIGHTS aud = FAREWELL MATINEE Of
THE WORLD RENOWNED yuvENILEoPERA TROUPE
LITTLE CARMEN. LITTLE GUADALUPE, Together
with 30 children of extraordinary talent WEDNESDAY,
EVENING. November H. benefit Of Ut ADALGPE.
ONLY .lf the most comicAl Opera Bounc.
ROBINSON CRusOE
FRIDAY BENEFIT or LITTLE CARMEN
and last evening representation Of THE JUNENllES.
SATURDAY. at 1 80, Farewell Juvenile Matinee.
Matinee admission, 5uc. reserved seats dc. extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

A FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP BROWN STONE
IN House 10 lett all improvements and IL perfect order
ufsLh vl,3oo Call ~ sSA Nest thirty. alst street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

RIO LET-THE HANDSOME THREE STORY BAY
window House liz East Twenty fourth street with addi-
tlonal hall and reception Just made III
pete order time without Office, l39 East
Twelfth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

BACHELOR APARTMENT HOUSE. NO. 80 EAST
I'D seventeenth street north end OF Union squae.Ver
elegant OF Rooms third story 'front.' with bath
water closet breakfast furnished by janitor IL desired
single Rooms furnished unfurnished by the year only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

7TH wARD.-To LET-TIIE TWO STORY FRAME
l House No "a Monroe street; rent very low. y. w.
HAGADORS % Catharne street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND
~ BEDROOM Tor two gantemcn fine location
southern cNposure home comforts; bachelor preferred
5lJ sAlh avenue, second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A VERY PLEASANT
n back Room, handsomely and nicely furnished
closets, ~ and II per week references 47e West
Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

A SIXTH ANLNNE sGDEl ANn uMlAtENu w
n rt No &2l nraf NnartNNNtN tsst lHatt#h n
,he ely isf business AglAg a. JANIS n 1AALWh. lt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16
MARBLE NIANTELs.

MARBLE MANTELS.
A 4 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
~ An extensive stock slate and Marle Manels Wash
Trays and slate Work OF every description.
FENNtllN SLATE COMPANY.
Union square, Fourth and Srventeenth 81 u T.
A. tUsI.-CLOslNG OUT STOCK or MARBLE.
IL iLed Mantes, Finest selection marble Mautels all
qualnes modern designs. Turning Tor tic trade At u
kLABER n 60 = steam Marble works Nest Fiftv.nrst
street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue
NRArES AND tENDERS.-rlIE LARGEST MAKE.
~ LECTURERS Of low aud half low trntcs Tor either
hard or SOFT coal or wood with celebrated dumping and
shahlnS nttaehment od graf altered TO low half low
Wi Ahutoms 'aslEs, screens. Shovcls Tongs, he.
price list. Liberal discount d trade
COADNOR, WOULI4EY CO. No ;ble Canal ST. \ "
M AtBlE AND MAkBLEIZED MANrELS NEW DE-
I'A signs nom Sl2 upward; also Monumental work
greatly reduced prccs Marble rurnius Tor the trade H.
hhAphh ID East 18th fnrd avenue New YORK.
M AkBLE AND MARBLElZED MANTEIS, CRATES.
AVA Ac-b eihg the stock j. w smiths steam
Marble Works will be positively sold by aucti0n Tuesday
"
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A TWO NEAT FLOORS, 100 EAST FIFTY FIRST
n. street, Lexington avenue: parlor kitchen
bedrooms; stationary tubs BATH gas fixtures in each
$50 10 $50 per month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

A 10 LET, FURNISHED, A LARGE EXTENSION
~. Room purlur hoor southern exposures suitable 10
gentlemen gentleman and wife; terms moder
ute No 20 East Thirteenth street, Fifth
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LEI,

A ELEGANT PARLOR, SITTING AND SLEEPING
II Room second floor; both heated with gas and bath
suitable Tor two in private house $40 per week 03 Mac
dougal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

no LEA FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS IN A PRIVATE
house Thirty second street between Eighth and
ninth avenues elegantly furnished for housekeeping Ad
dtcss j. J. FISHER, 10 Franklin street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

4 LARGE FRONT PARLOR, FURNISHED FOR
"A housekeeping, &D month: would sell furniture
u great sacrifice and the for $l2 month Adj
Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

ETn ANENIE Us-srITS or ROOMS. FURNISHED
~ especially r party oi gentlemen; also single Rooms
bfrMkGasl Ia rOoa u desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

fNo LET-A BACK ROOM. OK THE FIRST FLOOR
4 furnished ~ last Tenth street
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ct Side.
HROOkLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND To LET.

LsOR sALE-lWO LEFr OF THAT BEAUTIFUL
bipsk ~ BROWN stons Vanderbilt avenue, between
tffrue ans fuiln aernuvs Brnkyn: the highest land in
hfsskisni nos tour time 70 buy home. they be
suid tetiaN T. n. JACKSON, Builder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Unfurnislled.

A LARGE FIRST CLASS DWELLING, 80 ~ MEsl
"A Ffy.rs street. between Fifh aud sixth avenues A.
thorough order with mirrors fixtures &C. iuaare 20
premises or az owner :aS West Twenty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

A 4 FERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY FIFTY
~ nth street corner Third tDank buildnpl.
Glasses Monday Thursday evenings Saturday ate
Private lessons in Glide Waltz speciality See Gil
cuar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

4 or TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
a. gentlemen gentleman and wife ll9 Vest Eleventh
street pssr sixth avenue No bin up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

fINO LEI-AN ELEGANr BACK PARLOR FURNISHED
gyntlcan and vile or two gentlemen, with all the
inpro Inquire premises $50 West Thirty
oad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

mo LET. FURSISHED.-A FINE FLOOR BEAUTl
Il hills mrnished fair rent 10 good tenant Call for
days. AZ 49, sixth avenue, hrst floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-16

NOR sAT.E--Ar A BARGAIN, THE ELEGANT HIGH
-toop story brown House, with stable
and lie Ningon avenue, lot 255NlOO is
Elegantly ronehunt and has all modern improve
uents w Ne sold With without parlor Carpets Chande
lrr. shades &c. easy, win exchange for smaller
loa-e. Appi5 10 DAVID r. WAY. No. Il Washington
darket.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-01
Peoples Reform Convention

The Peoples Reform County Con.
vention met at Ellsworth on the 18th
inst
j. 5. White was chosen Chairman
aud James K. Elliott Secretary.
A. Morse, john Copley and S. J
Fox were appointed Com. on Creden-
tials, aud reported as follows: Clifton.
John S. Copley and A. b Hickock;
Diamond Bluff, c. II. Grant; Ellsworth
Ira Willams,G. W. Cairns, j. II. Wi.
kinson and c. Fentou; III Paso, John
Hurley; Maiden Rock. S. A Green, G.
7. Matleson aud Il. Bailey; Martel, A.
o. Sather, votes; Oak Grove, John
Barrett, 2 votes; Prescott, First Ward
J. 5. White. Second Ward, Il. II. Ives.
Third Ward, W J. Copp; Rock Elm
). j. Fox aud VIM SiIkworth; River
Falls, ID. d. Proctor, NJ. d. Proctor.
James X. Elliott, o. S. Powell, \,
Wales, K. j. Wilcox, Joel Farnsworth
and A Morse; Salem, j. VI. Brasing-
ton; Trenton. Il. Ii Bousted; Trim
belle, A. Cornelison, j. f. Rich aud
). ToEer Union, Il. NJ. Doughty and
John Moser. Report accepted an
adopted.
The temporary organization was made
permanent.
An informal ballot was then taken
for candidate for Member of Assembly
resulting as follows: G. L. Tuy or, 20,
Jchu 5. copley 6, Scattering, 1. o.
motion, c l.. Taylor was declared tbs
nomince The Convention.
The following preamble aud rc'olu-
,iop was moved by c. H. Grant;
Whereas, we believe that our edu.
cational interests should be kept H..
dependent ct, aud who'll, divorced from
he political campaign, therefore
ResoirsJ. that we make NJ nomina.
tiun Coz the uihc, Of chovl SupcrintoLd.
est; aud
R.solcc3. that the Secretary Of this
Convention be in. uucted 10 commuai
cate our action in that regard TO the
Republican Convention 70 be convened
IN this Counly, with request that they
Join Us In establishing precedent OF
likewise making no nomination = Lost.
The Convention then proceeded t.
az informal ballot for County Super.
ntcndent Of Schools. with the following
result II 5, Baker, %; Il l.. Reed,
;; Scattering, :. ca motion, II, :.
Baker was declared the nominee Of the
Convention.
The Chair appointed as County Com.
mittee for the ensuing year, n. J. vii.
OK J n Br1ipglon aud w. =. Copp
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
CRouIr Counr- PlEpcE CouxrY

CIRCUIT COURT PIERCE CoUNrY
John 5 Moffat, Plf, IS. George W Mapes.
Ellen NJ Mapes his wife, Theodore Boz
rup. Ralph NJ. Pcmeroy II. Friend. NJ
Friend. Elias Friend, W F Mason, NJ.
Gimbal. d. Lindhaner. Simon Flor
sheim, Il. z. Johnson &. c. Mason. II !.
Nj. Boies, b. b. Fay. L. NJ. Conkey,
Jerome Jcnes, L. p. McDuffy, solomon
Stratton, william Kirby, c. II Newberry.
q. c. Glllpser, John II, Camp. Pascal
Smith, Timothy W Goodrich. Frank
y. Terry aud Allen Johnson Deft's
Tie Siate Of Wisconsin, to the aJous na~ed
DEF Hdoats:
You are ard each one Of you are hereby
summoned and required TO an-wer he COM
plant IN this action. which was filed in the
office 81 the Clerk of the Circui; Court ia
and for Pierce County, State of Wisconsin.
on the Dist day If August, 1876, and TO
serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscriber. at his Office,
IN The city of Hudson, ST. Croix County,
Wisconsin within twenty days after the
serv &c hereof, exclusive Of the day of such
service; aud il you tail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to The
Court ,or the relief demanded in The CON-
plant
THos. IIrGnRs, PHI g Attorney.
Dated Sept 9Th, 1875. 10 OF
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-01

40 persca can use Boschee's Germaa
syrup without getting immediate relief
,ud cure We have the first ease Of
Coughs, Colds or Consumption. r. any die.
ease Of the Throat and Luugs. yet 70 hear
from that hns not been cured We have
tastrihatcd every wear for three years over
$50 coo ssmple hottlls "rREE % CHAUeE'
IS drugg i'ts Ia All parts u The United
states No other Manufacturer OF Made
cine ever gave their Preparations such a
test asihis Goto your Druggist. c. Z. pa.
Wis aud get 3 bottle for IS ceuts and try j..
-tUe 4 ses uil relieve YOU ~ p
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-01

Some of our neighbors are very sens
live over our comments about that
White Feather Convention. We can't
help it, friends; that Convention was
altogether too ridiculous farce to pass
uunoticed. Try it again-kesp your
courage up, aud learn to stand little
facetious comment.
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"And meu sit down TO that nOurish-
ment which is called supper" but not
without frst consulting their interest
by going to Burhyte's, aud there learn
ing how to save twenty-five per cent
during the coming fall aud winter, by
buying goods at their store, on the cash
basis, Dosi thou comprehend? Ger
tainly."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-01

II. S. Comiugs has decided to return
to his farm in Troy. Mr.. CominCs il
one of the best OF our citizens. and we
regret that be retires. Nevertheless,
they do say that Jay Loucks is going
-going-is not going to rent that
house any longer. No differences al
lowed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-01

The following Is from the Dunn
county Ne,rs. a Republican paper, and
one Of the 5est IN this part OF the slale.
The reiormers in the oath senate
district haze nominated Charles Smith
Of River Falls, in opposition to Judae
Barron. Mr.. Smith is a lawyer bt
profession. aud a young man Of marked
ability aud uublemished reputation
We have known him long aud intimate.
" and know whereof we speak. The
only thing we can pronounce against
him is bis politics"