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ASIA.
DESTRUCTIVE CONTEMPLATION.

LONDON, May 15.-A dispatch from
PessOyur, Afghanistan, reports that the
place has been visited BY a very destruc-
tive conaagration, Halt the city was
laid waste, At one time the powder
magazine was in peril, but the fire was
happily stopped before reaching 1t.
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Sr, LOUIS, May 15-The tesnlt Of the
election to-day for Mayor, as reported by
the police telegraph from various pre-.
cincta Colonel j. A. Bfittor, Democrat,
1911; 1fenty OverstaiE, Independent,
i4,gQb: Brittoti's majority, Gi7.
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AuNTRA.

VIENNA, May 15.-The Emperor Fran
els Joseph, who has been making the
tour Of his dominion, returned to-day,
and was enthusiastically received by the
populace,
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, May, 16.-The jury In the
case Of Col. W. G. Terrell, who killed Har-
yey Meyers, q prominent lawyer Of Gov
lngton, Ky, about a year ago, last night
brought in verdict Of voluntary man
The feRifentfSty H iSf seven y yeaRs. mo %
tlon was Immediately made and argued
for new trial, and the Judge granted the
motion. -.
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ToRoSro, ONr., May i5.-oul Of thirty
Of forty election trials that have taken
place throughout Ontario, nearly all
sitting members Of both political parties
have been unseated. About twenty-five
OF thirty trials are yet to take place.
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Death Of a q. :. Minister.

PHtIADELpnIA, May i0.-A telegram
received here yesterday, from Panama,
announces the death, at Gnayaquil on
the 7Lh inst, Of Hon. Thos. Biddle, u -
Minister 10 Ecuador.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

sANTANDER, May 1G.-The Carlists
have stopped firing on Guetaria and arc
to attack Penteria.
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PRoCEssIoN or oERMAN soCEErTEs. .

The procession ofthe German Societies,
attendant upon the opening Of the
meeting Of tie German Relief Associa-
tlon Of the United States, to-day, was
an immense Affair." The time occupied
In passing a given point was an hour and
q quarter, and the line moved rapidly,
Business meetings Of the Association be.
gin tomorrow. ...
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IYNCHRuRo, Va, May 15s-Arlhuf +,
Gait, aged nineteen, clerk Ia the Lynch.
burg National Bank, has absconded with
ten thousand dollars,
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s,,s.ss. Of I.tas,,s;Is .IS ,,ss:ISsnts

Little Rock, Ark, May l5.-Cannon
wete fted here to-day, in honor Of the
proclamation Of President Grant one
year ago, recognizing Baxter as Govcr
Nne
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ITALY.

The journal la Hocs Della Nerta sus-
pended, for publishing papers address to
German pilgrims.
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FLYMourt, May 10. The steamship
Plymouth, sister vessel to the Schiller,
which lett New York a week after the de.
parture Of the latter vessel, arrived here
this morning. There was great excite
ment among the passengers when they
were apprised Of the disaster which had
bcfallen The Schiller. Aconttibution was
taken up among them for the relief Of the
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The retail drug store OF Strong, Cobb
& Co, on Spencer street, was burglariled
this afternoon. The thief was captured
shortly and $l2 in gold and bag filled
with perfumes, toilet articles, ETC., to the
value OF about $500 was recovered. The
entrance was made through the rear end
OF the store, .
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The middle division Of the Erie
Canal il nearly all filled with water, and
boats commence locking tonight,
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oumscK, May 10.-IOrd Dufern the
Governor General and Countess, sailed for
Liverpool to-day.
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NEW YoRK, May 15.-A special from
London says that about one hundred and
thirty bodies have been recovered from
the wreck Of the Schiller, including those
Of William Frnken, Of Davenport, Iowa;
Michael lIurenean, Of Highland, illinois;
and the Lconhardt family Of Augusta,
Georgia,
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An enthusiastic meeting was held on
Friday night last at Alliance, o., at which
addresses were delivered by y. Fisher.
Esly and Ord. v, Lewis, in, reference to
the building Oithe Lake Erie, Alliance
and Wheeling Railroad, They assert
that the road Ia sure to he a success,
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Thirty glasses Of absinthc in mn after
noon wns the quantity that quenchcd the
thirst Of Patisian roundcr Ills coffin
was made Of the cummonest pine, l
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The Gdsettes special says, Jacob Hade,
former cashier Of the Farmers National
Bank, Of Mansfield, O., has been arrested,
charged with embezzling $4,000.
FIRE AT WILMINGTON.
A fire at Wilmington, O., this morning,
burned Taylor's carriage factory and an
adjoining dwelling, Loss about SS,0OOj no
insurance,
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ENGLAND.


The Pail Mall Gazette says that Russia,
annoyed at England's persistent refusal
10 participate In the ST. Petersburg Con-
ference, and the GOODNESS Of other coun.
tries, intends giving the force Of law to
the declaration Of the Brussels Conference,
negotiating separately with powers to in.
duce their adherence thereto,
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CLEAE1vxD, May 10.-Patrolman Kick,
who was shot In the breast Thursday
night while attempting TO arrest gang
Of burglars, died yesterday afternoon.
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EX-SENATOR BRIDIIT.

Jesse b. Bright, ex.Unltcd States sena
tor from Indiana, is now lying danger
Onsly III at his residence IN Baltimore
with rheumatism Of the heart.
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NEW INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER.
WASHINGTON, May l5.-Commissioner
Pratt took charge Of the Internal Rev.
enue Office, to-day, .. #.f,...
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-22

The Prince of Wales had a farewell stag
hunt at Abergeldie recently, and during the
hunt lost his way in the forest. The Prince
was alone with his gillie, and darkness having
set in, the gillie mistook the path, and the
Prince wandered about for some hours before
he could find his attendants. The Princess
was waiting for the Prince to accompany her
to dine with the Queen, and it was not till 10
o'clock that the Prince returned. The Prince
and Princess imm ediately went TO Balmoral,
and returned to Abergeldie, at midnight,
when stag dance was held to celebrate the
departure of the Prince. Two bonfres were
kindled, and torch dances took place round
the stays killed during the day.
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REMOV AIS.

ID EMOVAL-THE LOUISIANA BEN EVOLENT
IL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY has
this day removed from 12S Gravier street to 90 Ba
rome street, corLer of Gravier
CHAS. III. MILL Secretary.
ID EMOVAL-Mrs John Hanning respectfully in
IL forms her friends that she has removed from PA
st. Charles street to 227 Camp street. ol0
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U'hdt the Cooks KnOaO 1bOut
COLLINS'S PARAGON YEAST POWDER

NEW ORLEANS Feb 26 1875.
We the undersigned professionals in our Incl do
hsreby certify that after fair and repeated trials Of
the Justly celebrated G.. h COLLINS s PARAGON
YEAST POWDER. do, with great pleasure,
recommend them to all in want Of superior article
and without hesitation pronounce them as unsuf-
passed by any we have ever used.
Very respectfully,
ALFRED FREDERICKS, EDWARD ZEIDLER,
Chief Cooks at Hugh McCloskey's.
ALEX. HAUSSE. Steward City Hotel
SAML STANLEY, Head Cook Cas- idys.
JOSEPH La RUE Hea' Cook st. Jan es.
PHILIP CLARK, River Cook.
For sale by all Grocers. Wholesale Depot Peters
street. mis- 2dp
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"Does my baby annoy you nights? ?" said a
fond mother to serious-lookrg young man
who occupied the adjoining room. "Oh,
no, not at all, he meekly repli d 81 love
babies" And yet be had been engaged fol
several days upon an article in defense OF
Herod. BROOKLYN ArqeLs
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1t is the aim of the Board of Commissioners to make
it thorough exposition of the Agricultural and Me
chanical Products of the Southern States Mexico
and Central America but it will be open to competi-
tors throughout the country, and the general pre-
MUM list will embrace all articles compreh ended in
thu general design of Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition, including special premiums for strictly
Southern products.
The premium list which is in course of pub
LEGATION, will be liberal scale, and the rules will
provide for just and impartial system of awards by
| competent and disnterested Jurors.
| The Fair Grounds are generally conceded to be
the handsomest in the United States comprising I'D
| acres within fifteen minutes ride by street cars
from the center of ths CITY, The grounds shaded
by beautiful grove of live oaks and the buildings,
which are of recent construction, amply suff-
Gent to meet all the necessities of the most extern
sve exhibition.
The Racing Course, which is used by the Louisiana
Jockey Club at all its meetings is justly famous
Throughout the country and the accommodations for
stock are unsurpassed.
1t is the first time that such enterprise has been
inaugural d at the South and being held at time
when the city of New Orleans is thronged With thou
sands of visitors to participate in the festivities of the
Carnival it affords unusual nducemel is 20 exhibitors
from every section of the country.
The commissioners earnestly appeal to the people
of the Southern States to lend their aid and encourage
ment to the Exposition and to make it in all respects
a complete exhibition of Southern productions, and it
is hoped that manufacturers producers and others in
every section of the country will PARTICIPATE.
Ample arrangements have been perfected for the
transportation of goods and visitors from every
ton at reduced rates.
For detailed information address
SAMUEL MULLEN,
General Superintendent, No. so Camp street, New
Orleans. oil 3m cod
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
ROBERT H. hartley, Chairman;
Hugh Flynn, J.J. Fitzpatrick, p Ellzard
JAS p o Brien, E L. Shepard, Andrew Leo,
Matt gladden., p Bradley Jno McCat1rey,
II. M. O'Mallie j. I. Gibbons VIM. German,
Frank McElroy.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Philip McCabe, Chairman
Jno N. Healey p. Barron, VIM. Conway,
NJ Gritfen Bart. Moran, y. NJ. Gilmore,
H. McNarus j. Sullivan il Durnin,
H. NJ. o Mallie Ed Dutfev NJ. Walsh,
j. +. Pendergrast, NJ. Sweeney, r. Gillen,
L. d. Carey, p. X. Short VIM German,
Jas. Sweeney, Il T. Shepard T. J. Burke
S. Mcnamara ThOs. Lynch. L. Mcdonald.
L. McDeImott, Dr. f. T. Shepard.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Robert b. BARLEY, Chairman,
John McPheln, P. Elzardi, Jno. Kennair.
L. DoheIty NJ J. Sheehan L. J. b. Flynn,
j. B. Cunningham, Geo. McCloskey.
p. Elizard at corner of Craps and Vaudeville
streets; Philip McCabe 100 Camp street. NJ. J..
Sheehan Ma azine street opposite Magazine Market;
Edward Dore, TohouuiOulas and Marengo treets ;
John Kenr air Old Levee and Toulouse eets,
or to any member OF the Committee of Arrange
ments.
Sealed proposals for the rent Of the Bar Restaurant
and Hat may be left with the Secretary of the
Association 40 POycras street, corner of Camp
street up to the 10th of November.
TICKETS ----.-.--..--TWO DOLLARS
o3 20-eOdlm
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS, Etc.

Ancient oystermen are predicting the best
season for that sort of sea fruit since 1860
The great plantation owners at Newark Bay,
Amboy and other points along Long Island
Sound are expecting yield OF 2,OOO,ooo
bushels, and profits of from SOU 0oo TO
100000. Ia this neighborhood 1000 men
and 1000 vessels of all descriptions are en-
gagged in supplying the oyster market.
The review of the fruit trade for September
shows that the fruit market has suffered from
the financial depression. In bananas only a
few hundred punches were brought from AS
pinwaII. and on them there was loss of
1OoI. Losses were very heavy during the
month upon most of the fruits imported. The
maneoes imported amounted to 20O0, and
these were total loss There was no loss on
imported grapes.-M z. Grocer, 18th inst.
The assay Office in Wall street recently sent
to Philadelphia for coinage, ten tors OF silver
As a ton of silver averages about $50 OOO In
value the total invoice was about $340, OOO
1t is understood that this shipment is intended
for the "subsidiary coinage" for conversion
into halves, quarters, twenty and ten cent
pieces.
Chicago, tho largest grain market in the
world, handles. about 10000, 900 bushels an
nually, and has now in operation eighteen
steam elevators with a capacity OF ID, 800, OOO
bushels, or more than the average product OF
1000, 900 acres of the fertile wheat-producing
lands of the continent Their capacity varies
from 200, 900 bushels to /, 100000. The entire
cost of the eighteen elevators now in opera
ton was about five million dollars, exclusive
of the cost of the grounds on which they
stand.
The Rice Crop.
The crops of 1875 are estimated as follows,
compared with those of last year:
1875. 1874
Louisiana, bbls. ........... i75,0OO lis 600
Carolina, uerces. ............ $1,000 69 OU0
Total packages. ........ .24S,O0Q 1S4, QUO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Landing eX Bark Pclymnie

ISn CASKS RED WINE, St. Loubes, G. Lefor-
l. ~ esti I.
% casks WHITE WINE Graves.
25 half casks WHITE WINE. Graves
p b Is WHITE WINE VINEGAR, Cessat.
100
% cases PETITS POIS, green Billet
Is casks ST. EMILION, superior.
10 cases MUSHROOMS.
2 :. TRUFFLES, du PeTigOrd
80 :. BRANDY APRICO 5, 'hauvet.
100 . BRANDY PEACHES. Blanchard freres.
50 - 81. EMILION, p. & E. Rudele.
% :. MARGIAUX, -
IS :. CHATEAU LEOV1LLE, =.
p :. CHATEAU tREMENS -
10 = CHATEAU LAFITlE,
p = SAUTERNFS 1869
- - CHATEAU YQUEM,
FIR, nch and Italian vermouth Sweet Olive Oil
p agniol & fuget Absinthe, CASTLE Soap Muscat
Wine, Sherry, Port, Cognac, Maearoni and Vermi-
cell, Whistles ETC., elc. For sale by
U. BASSETTI
o22 3t 20 and - Pete-s street, Poydras
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SMITH BROS. & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS

SMITH BROS. & CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND IMPORTERS.
s3, SIS, 81 ana 50 Poydras street,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
John Gibson's Son & Co.'S I p,ra1o,,hi.
Celebrated Rye WHISKY,
Udolpho VOLTS Celebrated Sau VOL,
Sch edam Aromatic SCHNAPPs, 5 No" 'ofA'
Sam'l Leo laTd & Co, No. p5ed
Celebraled Sperm CANDLES, ~" '
AS agents for the above celebrated and widely
known houses we are repaed to Ill orders direct
frOm manlt. cturers from our large st ,ck in
house here, at very lowest prices.
Teas-TeaS-30 5000 Half Chests.
Tealers Will be enabled to defy connection, if
they uil examine our large and wellselected stock
Def ne purchasing elsewhere.
We Offering special inducements IN all grades
of OolOngs Imperials, Gunpowders- and Japans.
Have landing f e>h invoice of fancy Gun
powders Imperia and Oolongs, to which We invite
specia notice.
Our terms as liberal as any house in the trade
We sell four months or cash less three per cent,
and will vii ingly Place our samples in mpeti ion
with Eastern jobbe having dl ummers in our city.
New Currants, New Citron, Figs, Filberts,
Braxils, Almonds, etc.
50 bbIs New CURRANTS.
20 cases New CTrRON
80 . New BRAZIL NUTS, to arrive.
100 = ALMONDS.
100 cases, all sizes, New FIGS to arrive.
New Buck wheat, Dat Meal, Bailey, Grits,
etc.
100 bbl choice ew BUCHWHEAT.
200 boxes
100 bbls choice esh OATMEAL.
100 Ii If bbls choice fresh BARLEY.
300 bbs choice fresh GRIT
SO - = Louisiana GOLDEN SYRUP.
Ales, POrters, Bremen Beer.
100 bbs AIcEwen's ALE.
100 -. Jeffrevss -
100 :. Muir & Sons ALE.
100 :. ISIS Pale
300 . Guinness PORTER.
300 - Deeij as BEER pints and quarts.
Canned GOOds-CaDned Goods.
5000 boxes e lib and 3 ~ TOMATOES of the most
celebrated packers in the country.
$500 boxes q Id aud lb) selected Delaware
PEACHES
300 boxes choice q lb) PINEAPPLES.
700 . choice I'D Columbia River SALMON.
500 - q lb) LOBS rERS.
500 - all sizes and varieties of JELLtES.
1000 = all sizes and qualities of PICKLES.
II for sale lots to suit, at very lowest pr ces,
by SMITH BROS. & co,
o20 - 2f 50 S. 81 and 90 Poydras street
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recognized anywhere as Louisiana package,
containing about 200 pounds net. The actual
tare system is also recommended
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Saturday Evening, October 80, 1873,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL

W. i. Kl.inpeter, Chairman;
w. r. Grady, CT MiltemoIe, r. Desposito,
M. Finnerty C. TobleMaD Fred. Barrett
j. D. Houston. 7. Fleming
Applications for Ladies' inv .atioLs to be made at
the Hall of the Company.
Proposals for rent of Hat, Bar Room and Restau
rant to be made to NJ Finnerty, corner Howard and
Perdido streets; G. J. MiltemOre, Commercial
Flace w i. Kleinpeter, 81 Camp street
Tickets. --..-.........------...TwO Dollars.
Oh 10. la to 30
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sO>sIMrTEOS "a, BE SV.ID

N'IIENk'S IrLMONIc SYmr.
S,IENk'S WEED ToSnC.
SCHEMES MNNuRNKE rIIIS
Arc the only medicines that will cure pulurnnry
Consumption. '
Frequently medicines that will Stnp courL will
nc'I,i"I the death uf the patient they lock nm ihr
liver, stop the circulation ii the blood. hrnnrrb,nc
follows, AMI in fact, they clog the action uf thc very
organs that caused The cough. wy
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes of
lWn-lllulN 81 The eases III summit MANY nor
sons complain al dull pain IN the side, constitution.
coated tongue, pain in the ,hnuldcr-hiadr FEELINGS ii
hr"wSiir,S lnd rcsilrS~nt>,, the inu1 living heavily
"' the stomach, accompanied with acidily and lclch-
Ing up NJ wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a Ills
Ordered condition ri III" stomach ar u turpil liver.
Persons =" effected, il they take one or Two heavy
colds, aud u the cough in these cases hc suddenly
checked, will fml the stomach and liver rI,rnf,j
l,il'lnihS torpid and inactive, and almost hrirrc
Ii''F are awar" the lungs are q mass Of Sores. and
liberated, The result NJ which is death.
N,h''l'h Pulmonary syrup /, an cyr,cinrnnt
Nhl'h l"'' MOI contain opium or %anythin. calculated
Ia check q cough suddenly.
Sch"ncL'S Sea weed Tonic di,,nlycs ,br l,o,I
IliNrN win IT," gastric juices of the stomach. aids
hls,,ilnI' AMI creates 4 rlycnou, appetite.
When ihe bowels are positive. >iin sgIIov ar tho
y lhlinnle otherwise # a bilious Tendency. SchaurE's
Mandrake Pills anr required.
lhcs" medicine, ATE prepared only hr
j. " N'uEN'K Il sos.
y. ! corner sixth aud Arch streets. phiIa.
NM az Tor sale 10y all druggist, and dealers.
= y hNEI g." 90. Nus. -, - and II Tchoupi.
'""''' street, New nrioan-, wholesale Agents.
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CRAMPS and pains in the stomach are
the result of imperfect digestion, and may be
Immediately relieved hy Il dose of ,JolmSon's
Anodync Linimcnt. \ tcaSpooniuI na~littIc
swcctcncd water is II dose.
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u contains tour medical clements, never united in
~" same Iilppy proportion IL any other preparation.
Va: u gentle 'HtluTtir, "a wonderful Tuuir, an nm
'Nr"ptlunahl" NlirrHiiN" aud certain Corrective of
all impurities ut the body. Surh signal surrr-s has
ATTENDED! it. us" that il is now regarded ~ the Great
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-21

And now the theory is started tha. the
unusual disturbances of the atmosnborc
ms season. are due to the influence of the
planet Jupiter. The astronomers say that
Jupiter now presents n strange appear.
ancc in the heavens, and il is snnno~ed
that the big planet Is passing through the
same stupcndous changes which our own
earth saw before man %appcarcdo on it, and
It is certain that it, movements NAV and
do considerably affect our own. Til, has
certainly been q notable year in the way
OF iioods, earthquakes anil hurricane
whatever the cause.
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For alI Diseases Of the Liver. Stonarl, and Spleen
y, u remedy IN Nalariuu~ Fc,rr-, Bowel con.
plants, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression. lirstIr--nr.,.
Jnuudi,r. Nausea. Sick Headache. collie. Cnn,tipn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-21

The Mason a. IlamIin Organ Co. have
obtained another triumph over all THEN
competitors, and won new honorS iol
America. They have just been awarded
the grand medal of honor for the best
cabinet or parlor organs, at the Worlds
exposition in Linz, the capital Of upper
Austria.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-21

Thc'rAErEEO Ak Cook STOVE now in III,
kitchen has been used ten years. II bake,
perfectly with less fuel than any stove that
know Of; is perfectly clean, no dust or nSllc,
escaping into the room, and chccrtully rec
Commend it t" any horsrkccpcr wanting 4
i%irSt-rItc stove.
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EDN ARD BR0WN, SrOkER.


We were very quiet, Mary and I, It.. ~,
.luoJlrd on, Of The c|nlrrhyIrd. down ON,
81 the Iauc-, and then cro in" Il ,lilc, ",
went through q rouplo Of field. and ~,
dowuonaoolhrrerj Ir, with nohtqh hcdp,
ON either side Of NJ. and llr rr,dnn n.,,
they were beginning to NOW at the o,I",
end, one p]Ioriou. bed Of flowers and .o0
l|carhory gras-,
"IoIIy,' ! says at last. hrr9lium ,hc
.iIcucc saint rhis heavenly p"
"And you feet bolicr," .Lc say. I,,i,o
her hand ON mine. "'"-
'Ecttcr,'' ! says, taking Il lone dr,uohI
Of the soft, sweet scented mir and GrIimo
nay chest, "bcltcr, old Girl, I trrI o' r. /
was growing bgrkw ward into L,r ~ ;
"And you Gny l,,t vrrl," H.,
"Yc,," / SAYS, smiJiuo ,.,nJ ,,
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