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, 1875-05-10

INV I O(H tTiVHbs psh4 q
A reporter Of tllo Tribune called upon aIr.
Bowe,l Yesterday, Mr. D, denIcd tho truth OF o
nj ro,r: p, H., ,ra,t ,t,t ~, thn ,o,..
-, tsp ~. s..,ov ~ ~ "n.s au H.
wi.nesu. Witness .eh.ir M shasen ] bapds With Mr. Deoober.
s stated that no aa ne''hot not, snakon ... hanas
uta son joucd in tho conversation md vas
w., s,,r},..,e IN confirmation NJ b,a r.,hcr,n
statement STAT t on this point. LIZ Bowen. the souor,
thcu said:
"Yoa may add thu. not QUIZ did not shake
l,ap,la with Mr, Dsecuor o., tho uccasion men-
,loued. but layo mt sunken ban,,, Win lin
COMMUNICATION mn viii, him wh.,avsr. nornona'l, or
otborwise, by wr,tlug or ia uuy form, from .hs
beginning Of tho ttlnl M to tts ptcsont stage"
IT.. Doson ~ss 10 e1npl.tlo nj on this point that
similar statomont in regard to Sir. Tilton. From,
yerra.ion With tho reporter Of tho Tribune he
1,,a ] hai, m com,nn,c ~ Intcrror,o dlrcct.
IL or indirectly With either tho p!ain,lr or do.
f'a,isns; ML n,x. IT., ~. .na.,, a;.no.o. :, ...,.
M no"em asa aot apneaE a'9posoa 10 Smios
" 'm T., III ~ nan so'eu y
still disposed to talk Euardody. Whilo lilo re-
porter remained, attention uas called 70 pub
1loA1lou III 'H0 CFuEtf, WHICH Hau Just k!thAo I'm
appearance, and OF tho correctness Ok "h'ell sa-
port Mr.. UuHcn waa aaked. The report road ID
| follows:
representative Of Tho Duly Granh'e mat afr. 1len
rJE Bowen, son Of Mr. Henry y. bowen, to-day, aud
asaeH ~ h.a ~ rs!sfees 70 ftnssoa ~1en = w. % t 70
h"d sa,as s.s ~ a -, nt.nt n,,r n,,,s.tt,a
o.. sar.',ta, - ski tcii,x. - ' S a
"MF. Fuilcr,on~pii you know anyt,dus Of any
chn!Vs which Mrs. Titon hid ,usds nvainrt IL.
| 1Sseehes ID wsasinay A.-l I.a mt"
Tho reporter aala: "Hnr could your sathrr make
such atatoment % thats Surely he knew that there
@srs e4ar$sa e aaa1s;fy a8aanss Me' nscchss. nu,
% s =. +, ~ ~ e ,, 20 W. =, ~ . at, "
nrcrgsuner iG nv is,nsr answere H., ~ Tetton.
uuest;u nropesiy io IiI not k,ow at any ehsrxe ia
writing nads ly Mrs, TjUu. IIe ausxcrod thc dues.
tioa " 10 understood it, Whom Tlton uade lilo
charge Of improper oyestlrcs, nay father .a!4 "Why
do YOU CONS 70 me With .uel ? charge; You ought 70
70 80 ar. nooohcF hihlsei. lhaxe nnsih8 70 ~ N14n
ssa .a se ~ ~ s.,h.1 II Ill ri. t. ~, aTn IT,
,mi.,, stnir. s,th t h. tJstof IN nv hsnd Mt fothsr
hot heins maa Who .pproycl of blooisIsi. mid.
Why ttps.st YOU wrie 10 MF, Ucaeher md apIuint
meeting With hia and stata yoar charge 10 hin, ~
Triton replied, You knox how III hi4 letters 60 hrat
Into ht1 xte's hanus, aud nelts susn i,ser md
Ehe reads IT, y ,r w9'a cAtse 49endn8 trouble. My
a1nee III s' a1'. e. ~, son H., "" m1. - sn ~ M
tTus aoeo,nt IL hoM nv fshsr aot ,aisea IN IN hSS
afsir L tha tlpe. .iic lid beSn Tiitons tmploycr
for astoan yaa1s, and houes h.s aosso to kesp ths
, 1875-05-10

HAa FnAKc1sco. May 9.-Ia ! collision uea.
uuciu 8sation, on tho Central Pacific NaiIroad,
this morning, betUeea two freight haus, th1eu
enginea and twenty 'tiTn cars wcro wrecked, cou-
ductor seriously Injured, aud o hsakoaau kllloA,
, 1875-05-10
SPORTING NEWS.
The Closing Decisions Of tho .Trotting
Association Board Of Appeals,
The Chfcag0-St. Louis Gano Sat-
urtlhy---Otllcr Contests.



.4...,.
National gportsrnon's Convention.
... THE TURF. -....
DECISIONS or THE NoAnD or AppEAi4.
T,,A fo,tnwino decsions co,,otu,lc tia taborR Of
tfss Doarl OF Appcah Of the National 1'rottIng
Association, which was tu session at the Palmer
Houss dnrinu thn ars,,cr ,nrt o{ }ast woon:
UAsx an t. J. Kline, s,racusc, II. y, va Watklus
D. i. Ans, Watkins. n. Y. Arptai from an otacr
s!.spsn.ting HIN ans =. 6; aray oa AMI rn,fe l.os
turned 10 ar. Kllnc. owing uf'axf, cnndl,tpns
iracea !" shs ensry and nst ns os tmro.et ~ H.
psscs in Which safd naltfcnM catrls4 weso rcct,c
:, GAsE ~ J. 1ahHsnsam philaeipl,. IT. 1s.J.
Hct .ri u IT, H. sbs
preol: ~, n,, n~,,.,
Y. Y, i. Wright, l'Fli.ort, ". eud l,s eh. !.
Txlnse tnfotntti'n .n' {: E"n,l'l,in aIlesina sul-
ihs stioa u Ia A..ora:l, and ffer |, i-cislsn in
caas ~ saasas ihst Ead Wright s'asds expelled for
u o.ss .s'a; s ssf'; f. nee New onaon o ", socts,
e At3s's%NSEG @ ,. s,9 il9:s%lsWrs q EestessstE
u.y SHe " ne., n IL T. m ,esn WStass ne.
.noney seksuwleasd 10 bs tias him. Ynd uatl! thay
nswns thsr ne,nbersip n TUG Nst'o,al As,oeati1n.
or ae:cn ILL., w. ~ . ,r ~ a. en
ditton.i onlrr ~ thc t,oj .st La H. Paog'11rst
.on4. ~. @ un.as ~ 'un =: r. moH ~ t., H.
,i.rs t1 ~ n, nn,s WIFI w. ,na ~ ~ ro1.
IL" ru,s ~ rnn,,,l ~, .nr. ~ f.rt ,iira"nms
n.s =, L. prti. sho, irs n, ~ ~ n -,
H. a,ou ~ s." ,r.nrnou ri Il ~. nHhsEsJ III
81. nowus Ia v. the tonovs van b Is horts u liz
"GSs'a,.C:, G.anC In ,-.s,,, ,,.,top, Ma. o,x,r
ein rI., ,.r man ILL.,. na.. y: .on ST.
orIrr a.Mitn si, anJ IT, r. N sary nr ',on- n.
e5t a; ~ ', i, Mt
h sa' r," fron H. ptS.na. Il *. ill., h;aaui",
~ ai .igiu H. IN i '*s a.. u i ss",ta
10 ~ r,,s S'o 'n"e't4s o''""a 's A"e
Ga. Sg1 II w,,d,r, ,,ostn, ~ p4v.r,t,o
snsn.n4tn" H.. ~, H. Ii ~ ,tbp WtI Ut VI
HI nr ant a. n III ~; sr,,,a nno &
NJ. oosarl md t,e bnrrcs IN re.a,,trd mncondItinns
ay oa III tae e9p na,s ~ ne,n ~ ~ ix.r,,u
1rnsne 81; nj T. ir,eou Wa.s a,,a, u, H. tnhnnis
nrnt.'s"i ,sn ~ a xos o e e o en, IT, 4.ana
r.rnr1 nscfsIn a t,a ni ,s o"H ~ TT
, 1875-05-10

RT. Lop1s., May o.-narnoy T. Espeneutlas,
Jcsoph N. 1orst, stophoa Webb, and August
Jacobs vera Arrested hare to-day, charged With
numbering Henry Evans u Hamburg ILL., On tbs
a3d Of Aprl laAt,
, 1875-05-10

cIEyEF ASD.U., May IA yery daring robbery
occurred hero lhs tnornlns. air. L. 4. Benton,
jowobr; went to his etote. OH tho corner Of
aoncca and Superior streets, about o'clock this
morning. aB IL Ills cuasom On Sunday, to wind
watchss and look over Ills establishment. 1Is
opened tho sato. aud, hearing a noiuc, turned,
wien he naH confronted by o naskei man,
armod With a knfo, who demanded lis
surrender. Dir. Donton aeixod hA.c!,et lying
Oh . work.bonoh aud prepared to fight. whoa ha
was strt'ck oh the Aaad With q c!ub by tho seoond
robbcs, WHO camo up bolind him anl kuookcd,
him sensoleH Tue th|evas tlton Filiod tho SAFE
taking dla!npu1s aud watches, to y4luo of wllica
ennnoe now pc aacortaiicd 4 d1aninpl bsoa4s-
pin valued Mt suoo waa takoa frou, tie sh1rt
bosom of Ill, BeDton. The tl,evcs tilcll nlaIo
ttoir cscape. Ill. b. -lnia nnconpcious for oyet
two hours, ashan ho oatno to llY sensos and man-
aged to crawl to tho trout door, .where Le at-
tractel tho httoution Of paaaoss BY: 1Io vas
taken 10 hs nome and ca1oa for. His injuries
are severe. but not oousidered dangerous. It Is
bclicycl tho tfieycs afreoto1 IN outranaa during
tho uight through tho coltaE,
, 1875-05-10

THE FIEHb SENDER At LARGE.
BAN .FxAac1sco, Msy 9.-Joha uender, the
Kansas murderer fsceptl5 In custody At Flor"
once, Arizona, las agaiu esoaped, aud 10 sup-
posed 10 hAvs reached Ie1ioo,
, 1875-05-10
BLOOD AND THEFT,
Cownrdly Murder Ivy Mob ot
Ncva,l;s, II.
4 Brotller.in.Law Assassinatod at Nit,
Waukca.


o4ublE MURDERER.
SretfdE CbsftsEondtnce ef THb ChitH77 Tribn..
DEs aloiNEs, Ia. May 7.-Ihc preliminary e..
animation Of john Little, charged with tho mur.
dor Of Henry Maltand, IN t'a county, and In.
dictel for tho Murder OF William Tait n ncrro
At Nowton, Jaapor Co,tnty, began ycslcrIay.
Hosh murders wote committed tito hano oycn.
Ing, the 29tll Of September 1aat. Tait was mint
about o'clock, mud Nailanl about t0.gO, IT..
two crin1os wore committed about Ii ncs spar,
Tho nlotiyo for tho first murder wps that LII.
t!o's wlfe had loft lin aud gopo of with tls
negro. Little was At Newton, ar,ncl with .
riilo and royu1ver. tllas evening, and eaid ouo
was for 1ait anu the other for nl,ot1er man,
Tho theory Of lilo detectives Is, thu.
aftor LItt1o shot TAFT, ho lid until
a froleht-tFain for Dos Moines pnsaea At
$40. lie 1caped on It, nnd in doing 80 dropped
htH pockct-book, which WAS found botween lls
tracks tho noxt morning. by a boz. and produced
in Court, aud identified by lcttors tn It addrors.S
TO him, and BY hia namo Inscribed on til,
flap. lilo thou camo to Altoona,
ml1es from here, and tic nearost point to sa,l.
ar'tl's napd went 70 hallan,lA farm. Maitland hs
waa we1l acquainted with. fIo vna a bachelor.
LIVED alone a2a , l;ad soyGral tto"Ha olatsa il
low, 10 ORC to eh.er 1,ia ilouso aftsr
dark. i any porsons ca!tel aud ho knew tlem'
ho won1d 60 outside and talk with tl.en,: Il hs
dsd not know taom, lie would not open his dop:s,
money 70 get nway With, and called alaIassl
aud came outailo, rhon ho We VIZ
sl!ot twice and hIs body dragged into tho houaa.
Little ihcp took opo Of llis l,orAoa aud rode t,
this city. mud won jl'st outpItac its iu,itH tutusl
volyor. Doth woro found : fov l,oars Al,
ter. lis started eastward, aud taok bfoaktast
, 1875-05-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS
New YoRH, 1lay D.-The steamer City of Bor-
lin, from Liverpool. has srrired.
pLYMourH, May e.-Tho steamer PommerAnts,
from New York, haa arrived.
, 1875-05-10

nhu mathtAlhed win ncr : lon, u1NAL 4nu
sansaoas conheoton IL Y fRns 20 enn,so ,,. n,, sr
u, Maa aesaad WITH stuTendo',,s anu sae1"mo'y.
tntenso rtH'orfct AM! hss noats Was
M.uns nitM Hnhlsnss H"a ,oIn,. uu'n ton 1sttyy'
on 4lseoyefihg that no Haa. p'lnn,' fpo nHsIy;
~! NJ J. Nos no! lho'sahu s''ae' l answer NO 70
~ Ine1o question:. l., f.,,, ,>,,.
Io 1ury stil iawye.s IN IonsE ass .Msapapso
o. E'lng Mt i'cecnar .".e an'c'pr"'n''sn; ,,s,,
host of sno {I.Y 'ne sttns p,uts ps,,,,s NY .,1
fa!,ly weigh md rronsris eo'tttao Mf' eeelers q,
,eens s., o"I eolvs, ,.t 1 s''u
!cta 'ea'uE =. snas ia;t, ne
10 ~ ~ na ~ in14'. W., w.
A. tho @ AZ aea nc of suir,,al fifo so far f a. the msn
IT, w. ~ 1',s !; III, ~ ~ .,''sst ~ sn,s rt
~ ~ n ~ u'''y u''"e.sIoo ~ eomun ,s o AZ IL;
''u .,oaront .r;r;tu,,ivo 'ttaranr"s
t.iiH T., Ttas,, ~ Gnt,'a - liz
a. na @ 10. ans 'oSspn s 10
ao,,,,,nn hnr H. s,"";,. IT, -,s,r ~ s,,,..
.s.no1 nc'a .'s tan*!e' Msu npoa sm.ans
trn |.uI w,,,ear stsum,oi,t ~ s,sr 1or, ~ roS
s,"n s"R" ,. ssa'iIp1s1 t.e{ to's M " anI s,
~ ;;"'. i.n,na at - - s,,,t o.a IL. o,iu ~
~ ~ nv ~. ~. v',p 10,
t,ra - H., ao ,a.s; ~. ~ te HE'LL H. paoo-
IL IN n,os, iinrn f,,3 aIHs nt,; nn,.n.
soI - ~. -. .i,! ,.,si, ~N@
Wh sI IL III .s ,,,' NIFTY o"s. Ws,d
I'LL
,,ena lrsn II, VAIN t ,, nan
teluos ora" tno poanefoua oia'o!; WI" ,' t"a
s,mra.ia .Jt ~ tte wbnta Wrssern uor,'i Who
~ tfanrv WI I,oacI,crS TEs mn s,''n for n
r,rtar s aosr, enuinrv h,s ea ,rssssc1 ~ - -
n,a's 1,n;n ,'o ~ e,,9n se ,aas sa pf0.Ivu im.s.
fs.i,,,rr sE' toif,, chrst..x ira,i ,no1 u.
III i;,,,,.t' VI, ~, Iin;'.v WI 1,a,na.
r.a araa, .,,1,,na ~
nos s,nn,1 T, Iii niv,no,,i, ninro,,s VIII, anw.
ora l,s IN ofrestnc, ~ i4s 1os,rr neis fnr rnn,
ott' S'io "itG'"ho ~ -" .c't'b .o~N' ~. " 5rt
Cnt;nn' anS i've H. rranI T o,nSucs,co md fcjlc.
,,;1i,om. t ;Hhr ,n" u ,n' S tx u.s.; aiar
a1t,os for 1nnd sn led liam H. IN nTean ncstrr,n
and eais M ili s,ili wat"ts ~ Via @ il Il lis mn Msney
Wo,5 neeni,ar rs'MTi,. n,an III ti,n htatn.
nnwnr ,rJ 1nnuta, ,ct;,,,1 ' ~ nscon or,iinnrv
.. ~ t'', s...ra r .H.. ,.,. =. 49,,
~ IL" o 49, G se'tI H. ,ustpinno ar,tnr tno
sn&,,;,,,. r,'at,r,n;.o ,s .I,.an si,rnrv vo;.s
~. a;r t.,e,,',,a han., h.,rd Il, vor ~
nv..pt;t,.. ~. ~, ,'4 ,,o,.,o 49,. s,oo5 omI Y,r
rn !sna ~ saIs T.. W. eWt',, I. ,nnrs
~, taaa.nrs ~ +so.1a a.-n,o.nad ,;v;,n
,,a"a ~ 49,, ..,lI,,o ~ ~ ,I.so tnaniao
M2sG naslG4, snEn M as or ,nsev ,1 ~
~. .,,,.a .a 'ost au,.i;,,n [.,,I =. ,ri-,e
ths ,,s,;,hor,. ~ H.. .,l. .ri,;. e ti,c @totny.I
ant n tt,s -,.tat - ca.o o 5NS' 'o 'AN Ao0''N
VIZ ssts az. IL se,,,o,-s VIA ,,o ,ora.,.
,5,.; ~ -. .' ;snns ,nn III ~
nari.rr '+t,unti",s ~ hi..1o, sn, ,,tnat ,tn ~
!; iJonrr War i,",ci,or = Whn IL trhnn.
,;nra ,Iiitna5 i"n rr,,,,nn ,,,ottor .n,r non
sni,,tnr woa H. ~, iann,af,,it,,,"i, .sn,,,r1ni
~. H., s,snsa.1p HI tc ,,nt ;,sreS, T., tt, -
;nfannn. ami ;3;scr.cnf"l noussc, Tronc,snn
, 1875-05-10

Special .Dfspatrh to The Chtcs1o 1Ffornk.
MILWAUKEE. Wta., hfayo.-Clarled Il. Mmton,
a woalthy Wholesale Yankse-notlon merchant Of
nanIop Bros.. waa to-daY sl,ot, rcrl,apa fatally,
in tho back By CAPT. lIerzbors. on Second street.
in front Of the Mitchell Houao. 1lerzbcrg mnr-
rlod 1ianion'a sister. but proving unable 10 care
for hex, I'a'nlen Aet her mp in business, and d..
yorce proceedings worp had. bit 'fntlol, sinco
which tims ucrzbetR has bean deadly enamy Of
hamier, and to-day, scsilg him passing tho
Mitchell uouHe, Whsro hc boards: he sailed ont,
and. without word, shot. Namfen Is a. homo,
and has very httlo hops Of recovery.
10 Mt Aesaetdttd f'reJs.
MrLwAuHkE, 'a1ay D.-CharloA RArnfen, prom.
mont merchant Of Milwaukee,, was slot thI nuah
tim body today by Capt. iIaEzebelG. his brottcr-
io.lew. 1lorzcborg approached linn from bc.
tho shot. Iis motive was tho alleged nsorfor.
once Of hn,nten bptwoen him ami lia wifo. ia.
mlen IL still alive, but In critical condition.
, 1875-05-10

SENATOR BOOTH.
! Can FxAaoisoo, NAY 9.-Senator Booth arstYsd
Ut Eacrsuento thia mornla8.
, 1875-05-10

n
8r. LOUIS, No., May 9.-Alc1 Fn1us, Buprr
intsni'out Of the Fifth street Railroad. shot John
Goodrich and Charlcs Mcdonald this afternoon.
very seriously woundinG them. It appears
Goodrich and Mcdonald Lad boon drivers on
tho road aud were discharged about wcok
ago. To-day they demanded OF Fagua tho
roaeon OF tholr discharge. and, having obsa ined
it. they uand some abuelye terms to lin. Faqua
turned aud left them. Then they fol.
lowed him, and, thinking they intcnd..
Cd y!o'once, he drow a. .plstot and shot
Donald tn tho loft aldo. iilchoA below tho
nlpplo. 10th mon sro dangerously hurt. Good.
rich IL expected to tic. FA1pA wan AFRO stsa and
tho wounded mpu sent, to the hoApitAl.
, 1875-05-10
FOIL MURDER

NEVADA, Storey Co., Ia, May o.-Ths vigi-
1antss are 1t work In Iowa. Dir. George n.
Kirkman, = resident OF Storey County for the
past twenty years, WAS taken from lis bed Sun.
day morning about O'clock and hung. Ho Ind
bssn previously takcn by tho mob. who ACCUSED
him OF burning ILLS son-in-law'a barn. aud bis
lifo was then throatsnod. Ho Ind tho parties At:
rented and bound over to appourat tho next torn
OF tho District Court hold on tho 18th Inst. Dir.
kirkmau has lately rooolsed ANONYMOUS lotterse
to leave tile country In si1 months or hc wonld
be aent to Lis long homo. This poopte erc great.
ly excited, and demand Tint the matter not ros
until the guilty parties arc hunted out aud gum
Marl1y dealt with,
, 1875-05-10
THE TURF,

Counties OF lTssaic aud Bergen, NJ J., ex parte APP
oa Js,ne4 il, Dean and h!s tbsans} Mlnbletou!an.
Dee!sson.1lMat ~ Tue y application 10 denied. ,
p.Is tof sno.al u sns q esa
sim imlosed Oh him. DeeHtou-Ihas tho sppica.
q 0.Ss - 80. Tlom.u Norton wood..wn, Cornwall,
oraugs conntf, n. Z, ". KIngston D. Il A.socisiou'
K'6s.soa 1pps.l Mi9n FEN ~ esasr s.sadug T.
ss sas sas essar M ot IL ssaat "a s prs}ass ai L.
Assoeations claim VI thu Asuociatlau for entrance
oAsn t99. Z. C.sesPteF, P;tsrson. n. ]. r. peor-
fo9t Driving park; y. MsMshan. psop,rIs.os, lask;
That tho claim OF tis Association Il coa,irn,sl.
~. ksinsixsE !. t. Ass. nStaalssts \, I, elss @
faiaeisa afsaaa !. fouaa to sassls ths psuaoust 70
ssssa et.s g. hf,a f aossa ;ae s1ses 1pss s = 4
eisisaTiss @ ts sIa. of ts ss.acso.i to sasts,nei.
u4ss 49s. Joaa 7: nggs, d1sn't!,o, o.. Y. Colum-
h.. T. sain* G, s sna sHa
fsom ts ssidsnes, md Ia ,iow Of psopositlon fsu
naio saa sy IL. nss. rscolssi @ esa
pensatton Tor Tho selsioea % Qeslo1acd.
g. A a sen: + sspsssas Ssss i: s:s;,i Es; 3;
laid Ueraln6 aud .. Z. Hlr Esnr}, naaisto9--'CAat
tLe CLAIM. of lhe Association 10 conl!rnel.
C4ax 40. D. ". MsttoctA, Chicago ri. Daxter
PAtf O. b. aianRuE, prop. APpllcstion tor removal Of
fuatty Ut slspsnainn inposc1 him aud lbs bF. a.
Tom WpnlaE, pnctsiop-That the claim ot t4s pro-
pfietor bs sustained,
OAsx sll NobsFs Porter. CT ,psrte Application for
removal uf The penalty Of expulsion impa!ed upon is
br. n Kitty gtt1tton Imposed hy o{asf u Tue Haard
Observation-Disclosures the nlattess presented By nj,
laztsr Il II ordered thsk tle pealty 10 snolsasd bJ
satseituting ns of ~, on payment ot which she ay
10 setnstatsd Yutt such payment ahe viii {sn1u ei.
pelisd. Upon Till dsclson Mt. Poetas n Qars pxsd
lie dns and lhs mare wss rstnssstsl.
QA41 4l2 tbs application Of u. oolhin for oEinion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-21
9aitp Aenusbrt sournal.
THE TRANSIENT GLORY OF BLACK WAL
NIT

The best black walnut in the United
States is found in Indiana. Forty years ago
could be found in that State crop of black
walnut unequalled in quantity and quality,
but to-day it is not to be found in such inn
mense trees, neither is the number of trees,
by any means so numerous. The largest
and best trees were used years ago for
fence rails and such common purposes !;
then it had no particular common value.
Before walnut came into general use. the
most of domestic furniture was made of
cherry walnut has now entirely suppressed
ed this and all other wood. Thousands Of
fence rails can be found to-day through
Indiana that were split more than half
century ago, and they are as sound now
as then. save the wear and tear. OF all
hard woods the walnut is the most dura-
BILE save red cedar, and possibly in the
ground. black locust would equal it. In
diana walnut is comparatively gone. In
isolated parts of the country where this
timber grows there is yet some of inferior
quality, but to limited extent. But the
general black walnut growing In the deep
forest, in the rich low lands, in its print
tive nature, is thing of the past. The
general supply must now be gathered from
the four quarters of the earth TO supply a
demand that required century for its
elimination. and its elimination witnesses
the astounding spectacle of the almost en-
tire extinction of the valuable material.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-21

The lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera.
tons, an additional and exceptional safety TO the
Policy-hoiders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually TO the assured.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE

The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
o. L. Walker, formerly pastor OF Bowdoln Square
Church, Boston, and at present settled in Provi-
dencc, X. l., must be deemed reliable evidence.
No shout fan to observe that this testimonial
is the result of two years experience with the use
OF NEGETINE in the Rev. Mr.. Walkers family,
who now pronounce it invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, X. J., lci Transi. Street.
ii. X. STEVENS, ESQ:
Ilcel bound to express with my signature the
high value l place upon your NEGhIlNE. My
family have used it for the last two years. In ner-
vous debility it is inv aluable, and recommend it
TO all who may need an invisorating renovating
tonic. %. L. WALkER
Formerly pastor of Bowdoin Square church,
Boston.
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WHAT rs vEGET1NE

1t is compound extracted from barks roots and
herbs. Ii is Natures Remedy. Iii perfectly harm
less from any bad effect upon the system. 1t is
nourish ng and Strengthening. 1t acts directly up
gives you good sweet sleep at night. 1t Is pana.
cca for our aged fathers aud mothers, for it gives
them strength, quiets their nerves and gives them
Natures sweet sleep--as has been proved by many
an aged person. It's the Great Purifier. IL is a
soothing remedy for our children 1t has relieved
and cured thousands. II is very pleasant to take !;
every child likes it. 1t relieves and cures all di-
seases originating from impure blood. Try the
NEGETlNE. Give it n fair trial for your com
plants; then you will say to your friend, neghbor
and acquaintance Try 1t; ii has cured me-
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CORNETS, ALTOS, BARI
TONES, BASES,

And ali other Dand Instruments.
Violins, Violas, Violoncellos, Double
Bases, and all Orchestral and Solo Instru.
ments. Splendid Large Music Boxes. Prices
from $50 to 5000.
DRUMS AND FLIES for the Soldiers. The bes
GUITARS for Guitar players. In fact all musical
instruments in common use, of best material, i'm.
ported or manufactured and of reasonable prices.
Also all things needed to repsce lost parts of in
struments, Violin and Guitar strings and all Mus
cal Merchandise. For sale by
JIG. HAYNES 4 co.
Opp. Court House.) 80 COURT ST.. Bcsto.
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. Z. S. Best Pastor
of the NJ. T.. Church. Natck, Mass will be read
with interest by many physicians; also those SUI
iering from the disease afflicted the son OF
the Kev. +. :. Best No person can doubt this tes'
limony, as there Is no doubt about the curative
y 'Wcr of tegctne.
NATICK. MASS. Jan. 1t, l,73
MIR II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Strive have good reason for regarding
your NcgotiGe "A medicine Of the greatest value.
ing our sons life. lie is now seventeen years oil
ciosis OF his leg, caused by scrofuous affection,
and was far reduced that nearly all who saw hin'
thought his recovery impossible. council OF able
ply siciaI could give but the faintest hope oil
his ever rayng; two OF the number decl;r'
Ing that he was be, ond the reach OF human rene
dies that even amputation could not save MN, rs
he had not vgor enough to endGre the operation
just then We commenced giving him Negetine ano
from that time to the present he has been conlnu
ously improving. He has lately resumed studies
thrown away his crutches and cane, and walks
about cheeriully and strong.
Though there is still some discharge from the
opening where his limb was lanced, we have the
lllest onldence that in little time he Will he
perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles of Nege-
tine but lately put little, he declares he Is
too well to be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours,
+. ;. BEST,
MRS. J., c. +. BEST.
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Farm for Sale in HallOWell.


CITUATED on the Winthrop road, l = miles from
- Halloween depot Ia of mile tiom the Halo.
well granite quarres, known as the Old Wingate
farm. said farm contains rs acres OF land, divid-
ed follows; about so acres in tillage. ID acres in
pasturage, and the remaining 30 acres in wood.
Included in the tillage land is fine orchard, and
large number ofyoung apple trees just coming into
bearing, also some fine black heat cherry trees in
fun bearing condition, besides number of plum
aud pear trees. This place is Wei watered, and
house. three barns conveniently located, carriage
house, wood sheds, cattle sheds, &c The fields
have all been moved with moving machine for u
number OF years, and are under good state of cu.
lsa.on. This place cut 10 tons of hay in 1873, and
is a splendid chance for stock milk farm
Stock and larmiog tools sold with the farm il want
ed. A wood lot Of about 10 acres situated in the
town of Manches ter, will be sold either in connec-
ton with the farm or separate desired. Price OF
fai m and wood lot 5000. For further information
Apply on the premises, or address,
w. $. < S. L. WINSLOW,
Smile Augusta, Maine.
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