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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

A DrscoURAaED EDIToR.-He was a
sad-eyed meek-faced man, and we sup
posed he merely wanted TO give us a
news item; but when he commenced
telling us about building barn ON his
ranch 190x28O feet, seven stories high,
and ornamented with bay windows. We
thought it was about time to check
him, 30 we commenced:
"Well, we must admit that is o pref
ty large barn for this country, but back
in the States our father built barn
355x40O feet, nine stories high, and
furnished with steam elevators; the"
"Back in the States, interrupted
our listener. "Why, that wasn't much
Of barn for the States. I remember
now, that when I was quite young, my
father built o chicken coop $50 by 831
feet. I don't recollect how many sto-
ries is was high, but / know there was q
cupola for the roosters."
"How high was that cupola !" We
asked. 80 !5a
"I don't remember the exact hight
now, Mister" was the reply. 'but I
know it was 30 high that the upper
tiers of roosters died from the effects of
the light atmosphere the first night"
vi Then he looked up toward the ceiling
and commenced humming ''Jesus loves
me-" and we went out and sat down on
q wood pile. and wondered why some
body was always outstripping us in the
race Of Hfe.--Fai,play (Col. Sentinel. =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

= Gov. HENDR1cKs ON FrNANcE.--Gov.
Hendricks, of Indiana, who at this
time holds a position of much promi-
nence in regard to the Presidency, in
his late speech at GAINESVILLE. Ohio, said
I have heretofore expressed the opin-
ion that wise craftsmanship may avoid
the extremes of o contracted currency,
cramping enterprise and labor on the
one hand, and OF an inflated and depre-
ciated currency on the other; that they
are the extremes Of gluttony and starv-
alton, and health and strength will
come of neither. I have an unshsken
confidence that the National Council of
our party will so adjust these differences
as to maintain our ancient doctrine in
favor of q sound and stable currency,
shaping our politics in accordance there
to, with q return to specie payments
always in view, and at the same time
avoiding disasters which would imme-
diately follow contraction. .sI .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

sa-The Chinese are evidently pa
gans. They celebrate their holidays
by paying their debt, forgiving their
enemies and shaking hands all round.
The civilized people who have gone
to China have mot yet induced them to
rslinquish thess odd and barbarous
habits. flfe '9s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

SEA little girl, Eve years of age,
being asked what is faith, artlessly re-
Piled: "Itis doing just what God wants
us to do, and asking no questions about
it." This covers the whole field; per-
feet trust, combined with implicit obe-
dience.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

sD- Miss Harriet Hosmsr, The Amer
lean sculptor, now in Rome, viii bs re-
presented q the Philadelphia Cen
tsnnial Exhibition by,an original gronp
in marble--the largest she has ever un-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

Sc. The most remarkable concert
troupe over organized has begun ita
performance in Paris. The company
forms a quartette, and consists OF four
dogs. Herr Hans TANNER, an Austrian,
has taught each of these dogs to bari
in two notes, and az no two dogs notes
are alike, the canine impressario gets 9
a full diapason. We are informed thii
canine constellation renders, ola Donne
Mobile and other airs with great life
and animation. 1t would no doubt b
q pleasure to all Of MS to listen TO .'Old
Dog Tray rendered by this organiza
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16
A PIOKLED WATCH.

The other day we met Virgins, and
he had o silver-cased watch--hnnting
cases at that, We kad known Wiggins
Eve and twenty years, and never knew
him to carry watch before. We asked
him where he got it. He gave us q
nod and leer, and said he'd tell us. :
Last fall," he continusd. 81 killed
the old brindle COW, and put the best
part OF her into the beef-barrel. She
was fat and the beef was nice, and
had nigh onto full barrel. Ididn't
want to make it very salt; 80 I set il
out in the shed, whore the frost might
touch it and keep it; and you'd better
believe it made good eatin',
Ia some day my wife says to me says
she-'Wiggins, pears to me our beef
is goin' mighty fast I went and
looked, and, sure enough it was goin'---
goin' rather Eastern I thought it ought
to. I've noticed it lowerin' unaccount-
ably this long time,' said my wife.
Somebody is stealin' it. Why don't
ye set trapY s.
'tBut my neighbors were all good
hearted kind of folks-though one or
two Of 'em might be Just a little inclined
to poke round where they didn't be-
long I didn't want to hurt 'em.
I concluded, howsumever, that it would
be best to put the barrel, with what little
of the beef was left, down oellar-and
/ did it. ~ hl@"
"Well, when the beef was oil used
up, and went to clear out the barrel,
I found this watch in the pickle. It
looked to me like Tom Gammon's
watch-Tom had worked for me con-
siderable, and I had seen him have the
watch--or one very much like it. When
I saw Tom, I showed him the watch,
and he said right of it was his.
Chow did ye lose 1t p said I.
II carried it in my pocket without
any chain, and II must have dropped
out when ! was stoopin', said he. a'a
"Well," said I, "then you must have
been stoopin' over my beef barrel, for /
found it in the pickler'
with that, Tom looked kind Of
sheepish, and I guess he saw the twinkle
in my eye. ~. a t-sss IS stst
"Let me look at that ERE watch agin, .
said he.
"He looked at it littlo while, and
then handed it back to me-"
tOn the whole Mr.. Wiggins, says he,
"I guess that amt my watch, arter all.
Itmust belong to somebody else. And
with that he walked of.
sI carried the watch to our jeweler,
and he said that the cases shut 90 tight
that the, works hadn't been picked q
bit; and for dollar he cleaned it up in
good shape, and set it runnin'. It's
frst-rate time-kceper, and I reckon that
whoever took my beef paid oil twas
worth. Ledger. p.s.a .eatr fh45 &"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

EE The main esntenpial building nj
Philadslphia has 8, 900 men st work on
1t, and win be finished in January.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

ear Russia expects that her grain
harvest this year viii feed her own pso-
pie and afford 70, ,O00, 600 bushels for
exportation. D. ath ssis si u.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

SE The greatest depth Of the
Pacific Ocean, as found by the British
ship Challenge, was about five miles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

SE France this year win make ct .
low estimate. Lao. .0o0. 600, 900 gal
Ions of wine, a.@
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

s0- A Miss Parker Of London is said
recently to have swan Z miles in ]
hour 81 minutes and 80 seconds, with
out fatigue. "1f +o
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

rE Chicago is erecting ten thousand
dwellings, this year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

E The American sculptors and
painters are going to do their best for
the Centennial.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

T Mr.. Ralston's funeral in San
Francisco was attended by over u. 600
people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

+. Sc The Chicago gambling houses
have issued regular business cards.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

sE A lady of Utica, N. Y, is ex-
pending SIG 900 to put a spire 250 feet
high on one Of the churches OF that
city. = - '
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

isx- Potatoes are selling for $22 gold
per barrel in Havana, Cuba.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

SE Ex-senator Revels. as colored
Methodist minister, is said to be highly
successful. sie2'f 9H s-a ~ 'ts
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

xE Out of $50, 900 Ohiesgoans, only
so 600 60 to church. g,s .rs (
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

x<They are having green corn &C.
ciables in Wisconsin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-16

A MRaoR IN FHs M0ox. "a moet re-
markable discovery il reported from
The astronomical obsery ryatory established
by the Russian government several
years ago at Pamlateska, the highest
point with one exception, on ths Hima-
layan range. For seveaal months, Q
peculiar bright spot had been discov-
ored, shining from the extrens edge Of
the moons disc, at point where no
mountains break the continuity of its
parimeter. This light suddsniy dis
appeared and remained invisible for
nearly twelve months. II has lately
reappeared in greater brilliancy than
ever and che immense power 0f the
telescope attached to the abovs cbser-
vatory, 80 well known in the scisntifc
world, has developed the fact that the
light proceeds from sons huge bur-
nished substance, acting as q naifrot,
which must be at least ons hundred
fest in diameter. The noss apscnisn-
ing thing in the matter ID the xlsnost
proof that this is acfuxily .
mirror Of artificial construction, and
the theory of the sayans at PRmlAtestA
is, that it is srected for observations Of
q scientific character. principally 10 OBJ
serve the phases Of the sarths sur
face. gsS "a
It is we'll known that Che inAmeAss
hight Of that portion OF the moon whick
is turned toward the earth, not oniy
the we'll known laws q HFxS-
itation, keeps that portion ef hsf ssir-
face turned toward %, but also raA.
ders it uninhabitable. II 10 supposed
that the side turned from us may have
IN atmosphere suitable for animal ifs.
and that intelligent beings observing
The halo of light shed around it, hpri-
zon by reflections from the earth may
have taken this means TO asceftain the
cause. Some ingenious devices 10 place
l mirror at q hight whore animal life
,ould not be sustained, was the result.
[t is hoped this discovery mar lead to
,thers in regard to our interesting sate-
ite. n '''' I
, 1875-07-17
THE ClTY.HALL.

Tho Board Of 10hlio Works employees on
parks. bridscs. anl strcots will bo paid thiR
morning At tho Exposition building to the
nnonnt OF a55,obo.
Tho BOARD Of I'oslco amused tlnmrelyoa vch-
taraay In trying cnnes OF policemen arrslgncd on
various unmpor.stt charges. Ttey wore phla'
spp!llcal to tho lnst, and failed 10 inlict any
hnes.
Tho injunction having been dissolved, Mayor
Gown cousers his signature. togothar With
Tint nf coApt OlFer Ilayna. nnIlicont II htgn po
lice and Ftls Department vouchers. and accord.
iug'y tile mcnlbess Of both departments wiil be
paid to-day.
Tho Citv Comptroller Yesterday o,nsummntcd
tho final net Of tho fraudulent charter OF 1879
election. 1ho threo judges from each OF tho
twenty whrta OF the ctty wers Yesterday paid tho
Bnm OF 50 oach for thoir SERVICES How much
moro tlan this sotne Of thou, rcceiyol IL querf
thar has not yet beou answorod.
AID Tom Foley has been sclcc,ol to Capa ain
tho nno CITY officials wl,n hsa to play bls ,.balI
Is to ba cateror, to oiYaet Buffalo Miller, tho
caterer for tho county nine. TUG city nluo Mill
todaY mako out their roster and mako other
preparations fos tho ga1nc. Tho data has NOT
yot been fixed.
Assistant City Attorney r. s. Tuthill stood on
his head for ncarlY halt an hour yGsseriay oye.
what ho considered his first rea! good aucoesa
siuca hc has boon Ia tile employ Of tho city. Tho
caae was that Of Louis Prcss against tho city for
s1i 600 damages incurred by fall ou tho aido-
walk on West Lake street OIL the 12th Of August
last. Tho jury returned o verdict OF not guilty,
aud the city tiuancss 10 without dsp!osion.
, 1875-07-17

IN WISCONSIN.
6petiGl Dtspntth to Tue C4'caao Trfonn<.
MANSON. Wss.. July lG.--The Normal School
Regents havo finished t'lcir work aud adjourned.
large nlnonnt Of work connected With the busl-
llenh management Of tue three schools already III
operation, and ono soon to open was transacted.
Numerous teporta wats received And ac el on.
Il waa vnted to tlo1icnte and o,,on tho new
Normal School at Riycr Falls, uutlor tho Pres-
dency of Pref. Wayren u. Parker, Ssps. 2, With
appropriate oxescisos including an addross by
tic Hon. Edward acarns, s:ato Superintendent
Of Public Instruction.
Tho following appointments have bosn made
to the Faculties Ut tho different sol! 'oIs. Rive:
FalIs-IrofeHBor of Mathematics aud Inst!tuta
Conductor. i. u. Tl1ayer. Of a[enominoo In
htruc:ors 31itscs l.. J. Foote L. i. Arn,stoad
II. 4. I'slmon. Whitewater er--Profesaor Of Mat
nrnl Science. !. T. Loyevsll. formerly Of this
stnto now Of Now Haven. Conn. 10 plAco oi
Prot. Copoanh. reHEguod. Observation-Disclosures,
Miss S, j, Cook,
, 1875-07-17

Whom FreneAman in ests puts two Of tho
litslo slabs OF white sugar in his coffee. ard tho
seu,a.usug two ~ bis pocket, 1t ia not ueAnncss.
bus economy. The four consecrAtsd to tho dem.
itusas Aro paid Tor; and the purchaser may carry
them hnuo TO tho canary bird, present taen 10
tho cl,ildron Of tie coneloEgs Al I meaus Of
maintaiug pleasant relations with that person, or
keep tholn for eau sucreo, Ltfe IL not lAtge ~
IN tue Uuitod Btates WHARF thers IL elaaticlty In
the ,pcomes Hers they Aro tixeds 20 much
yess. mouth, and day. Tho line about the
budget Of expense ts rigid, especially In the
Sasc OF small scntieEs who abound ii France
The nau Of i, ,0uo fraucs 7eas r!des On The top
of tha omnibus fos sous reads tue paper IN
onc of tue small 1cadiug rooms for 1 sous !;
smokes oE soua worth Of Caporkl tobacco .
day, u pIpo Boes 10 tho tAoatto ouce ! wesk
for to f.ancs, aud 10 the cafe ehant4nt ouca
or t"IIe. whero Als conso,snsaston costs him 10
sous each hnae In eats 2-frano d,uners. follow.
ed BY that Indispensable black coffee, TOR . sous,
with or sous ara.uity, as cue Vt tbe SECOND.
clsss cafes. Tho chief part OF his TINA he strolls
on tie bou'eyards. looalnR In It tho windows or
the psopla-never fAing, under any circua.
Atauess, to admire pretty Woman,-and Ia slt.
tux IN the public gardeus. 81! Of which II
gtatuitous pleaaurs.--ANsT lahodss FrsAcA al
u0Uls.
, 1875-07-17

lSrfctuf Ui.vdich q 7hs ChEaT0 lTibHn<,
Tnnosro. Ont, July t0.-IogaroinR reports
In England concerning tho financial condition In
Canada tho GLOBE of this morning savs: ''That .ho
tinIc is one OF HtrngenoY ami presslr8 there can
10 no do,lbt ht t,,elo ls nothing to justify panlc
or nnrastnoss. Tho hanka are acting with oh,tion
aud prudence. dlscousnging speculative tcndon-
occurred. Ordinary bnnincns IL not 1t : stsod-
still. 1hs soasnn III propitiuus. with prospectB
Of iasr average haryost. Many fatmass are
holding the products Of lust years harvest this
adding somewhat to tl,o 1hortness OF money.
usyornment auspices IL outoortino In providing
labor. circulating monay, and g,vtDg = cs,taIn
briskucaS to trade. 4 crisis was Anticipated aud
prepsred tor" The uIobe eoncluhea with tho rn-
mark that on tho uholo thcra ls . good deat to
encourage aud nothing Ak present to creats
specla! g1ounds for alarm ia tas situation.
, 1875-07-17


Dennis II. sud aIa,y g. Dympad, ot cholesa infant
VII. aR.A year and days.
Funeral from ro.idtuce No. 1000 Wllco1sv., Juy ls
At o'clock p, IN,
1ioyT-ln Chicago, July 10, Of eholesA lnfantnrn,
Harry ": infant .en ot md It. A!!io uoyt. for.
msf!y Of WalstH. Delaware County. n. Y.
Funsssl from tho restlcnea Ut O. g. UhAcs. Belmont
~. Lake Viow+ a a'c!oct lAts alseruoon.
r. Delaware County. n. r., pApats please copy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of George ". Darling, Of
pnsrisra feser, July 10. ln75 szod Al ysars,
Funeral 1t 7:0 sharp II res!lenc9, VT Fulton.at,
thence u Michigan CausEAl Depot
, 1875-07-17

THE INQUEST IN THE COOK MURDER.
TIE rninoHEn HA1t.AOHER HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
An inquest waa held 1t tho Atmory yesterday
morning on The body Of Do Will Clinton C'ok'
who MAS shot during tnoloa In boise ol ILL.,
fan,o at No. 4sa South Clark aFccs Wednesday
afternoon. A. large number o; ro'lsi's, frlends
Of The Acccascd and ,1le 1sisoncf' "ers III A.
tendance. sud manifested gruat interest IN tho
proceedings.
The frat wltuc.e In lie taso was Dan Wright,
sAloon. keeper At No. III "ost TAYLOR Ssrect'
11e testitIod ttst hc was sitting behind the
counter in the rs1oou connected with No. 4ss
CLARK ptrsot At about o'clock III tho afternoon
Of Wednesday last, when he hoard the iaudlslV
scream for help from the back pArlor.
liz folluwcd Tho sound, and. on
arriving in tho back parlor, raw Cook,
tho deceased lying on tho floor. snd1io prisoner,
Gallagher, standing ovos him ard stamping On
l,s fnco with his feet. 10 separated sl,o conn.,
batant$. aud assisted Cook 10 arino. 10th cox
md Gallagher were apparently intoxicated. Wit.
told Cook tu Leave tha house. A. 10 Did nnt
want any lighting OH tho premises Cook tacn
fell a8A,nss him, by acc1aant OF oeueE"iso.
KNOCKING him 10 tho floor md then falling npoa
hun. W,tuasa put Ina arm around Cook neck
and hold h,m for few nlomehts. Then letting
70 Eila hold Cook staggered into tho ball. wiiorn
tAilaEheE hGb H.!i "n1 nti"Ih "tGt - w" ~
with !Ia head. othGf"eo 'batslnR ME,, Ano
blow almast Knocked MIN uo"h' 19ey ciitcnea,
as'I ioi!: Eook on tpp. Cook e1lHek uAAaSAos III.
several times IN Tho iach WIN us Ise. lucy
Scro then separated. CooK etoppca nacS llLo
t'o flrst raf'tr Gallagher rose upon us knees.
anil drawing fesoisef hfea one snot a. tHo
dcceaEet. lie ti'ntI got uput his feot aflu hfeo
second shot witness cauEht Ilm ny tt,o hrna
hutl took nola OF the pistol pnt oa''hEhe1
Esasned it moro firmly and sfccoodea ~ Eet.inS
ont ~ tic hhahc ",eh T. "lthesa ioio"eu Alln
TO tue door who're gallagher atood as u hotun'g
ha! hammered. WltneeA tiion went lot : uoesnt
and had cooR REMOVED 70 tl,n C',nty tlosRHal'
Vas not acquainted Win datlnsller saw .lisn
Tor the tirHt tifno on thls occns'on. Nne" CcoK
1.-Two OF Xix years. no "aa aa honest' aafd'"ofH-
ing roans o,an "!tI' no hhrm Ill MN. >,
Mol!o Whcoler. Keeper .. sNe honso Of W..
tamo as 45J south CiaFN streett "hcta Tug AH!"s
tnok place. "as tlo '1ott "isness, Duo t'sllhef
lilat al0 Waa present "ilen the hent occnffoo'
She wns rp stasrh. having Just cssen athneI.
when tho hcceAsad caloo !hto tAo kltcnn1l
tllrouHh the bnca way. ene aprloacaea tii'''
aud asked lin 10 como u1'Hta'Ts' 40 r. kltcneh
waa no place tor eentlon1eh; lio Falu NC "oniu
70 "!'eh nc GOT ready nha uaiea nel Or ~ spouy
olAo to put INN cut. ehe tlen tafnea anu vent
into tue back paElot, LOOK to'lo"ed HeI.
lie called Dor toul names anu struck
at het: hhe gfapp!eu WIN hlm' anu
both lei! 10 lho noos: ~ tnas 'no'nsnt ef9"A'
Ghcs easeTou' ana sa'a ~ Goph on
, 1875-07-17

To lit Ekitor af The Chte77a frhsnk:
CHICAGO, July 11--Wednesday aud Tbnrsday
nights Of the prcsont week, no street lAnpn
veto lit; at least. none wefc basning attsr mid
night. And lnoso two nights weEe about as dark
a. dark could be. In It the fnsnntioa Of thoas
having c',aree OF lighting Tho streeta to place
the be!asc', warfercr IN jeopardy Of Mfo Of Nmh
frc,n ncti''ent. T. nay nothing of reril from
rough OF fo t.psa9 WKsr-SipER.
, 1875-07-17

~ sht Editor u. Ths CA,ettdo 3s,bans:
Cu,cAoo. July ls.-Csn you ziys Auy lufoEma-
s!oa 70 A'Ax sud osasT citizen, Why such no.
torious Thief srd sooundrel. ~ Hugh Gsrtity es-
capes punishment when brought before tho
court, aud also when sent to tie PunitsutIsEy
succeeds in getting psrdoned7
] apa ty LAs evening papers thss George
, 1875-07-17

1mportant 70 tho Preservation Of Teeth-
John uoshnell's Cherry Tooth'Paste,
tho most s.acacIous dentitries t1owns Try H. foe
n,,,,toy. III ard 113 Randolph ssseet.
, 1875-07-17

for Oushs, Salt Lake, 8sn Ftanc!sco, and Ill Far West
points, will io.ve the Central Depot, foot OF Lske
t.rtaa, Hunday, July la, 1t III =. N. Tickets and
sleeppg-rar Leshs may he hail At ~ Clark asSet jn-
diana syenue AEn Canal strrut staous and II tbs d.
rot, Through tickets vii G. N, ". II. u. aud O., u.
/, l. L, Il. Il. ara 9 Iod Oh th!s tEatn.
, 1875-07-17

Balloon PhotoEr&phs by aenttla
war. rusds during Tbs ascension the ohss day. Call
snd sss thsu. At h ssuda corass Stats md
W.shInatou alx%als--ths anest In Chicago and ths
ss1iaxt of &oGsxs. PElce4 modaTate.
, 1875-07-17

Eager. \ professional bond"man. WAS f,essol
fronl psyfunnt Of his CLARITY - bont hY tho pn7
Ing Of tic costs on.v. When bondstcn aaFl'no
anoh risks. wl,iel, they To for Rntn, why hse shoy
not tnale tu suffer by payment III tut!
LAW AND QnpER.
, 1875-07-17

HAlletk, Davis 4 Co.'S
drAnd squsra aud upright ptanos fur aals only st
III. plapo.roonls Of w. ". himbsI, corner State aud
AdaIus ssreets.
, 1875-07-17
INTERNATIONAL uNoERwRI1sRs' BOARD.

E5pFc'at UsUatF" 70 Ht IHeaW zFIuHH1.
DurtALo, N. Y, July lo.-A meeting OF tho
Executive COMMITTEE OF tho International Board
Of Underwriters has boen called a Cleveland,
July a.. The question of restoring The tarl1
tates will bo considesod, ana possibly agreed 10.
, 1875-07-17

thnBcn by Hop. winner IL smother OF
Tho fno tcrial pnhlicaslons, circulated by
Str. drlifite. In sldltlon to tho rarr vocal and
ins.rumental nofecs!ons IN each part, ars choice
portraits Of disstngnishcd hrt'ets, anu IN the
EenerAi opinion thls last feature Ia alone worth
tho cntire coas OF tile publication.
Tbs 1ist menlouod form but small pask OF
the e1oeeht limo Of serials furnished TO sno-
scriecrs by Str. or'!lss!r. Further n!ontlon
mlH't 10 hnhe or tho Hhl!efy o. rhanS
ruct., containing some OF THO choicest nsao' an.
Ete''"s ~; ~" n ~" ~. ,t..,,, ..,.rsi
n1i,;,rs ~ Ah.ksrcnrs ~ e,tch vnlI.
known commentators % hurry Cornwall,
tho cditon Of the latter Eentietnhn coneaininK
s!io oxqhIai.G Weoa enGsaT!nea ior .t'S psou"o.
ena,noh H. Ina i.r,t'sI, crwm tHeir sn,,or,or.
.x ovor othcr ~ :, i11,,ntratorn hsv
iny hccn @ ~onrrslis arhnowic,,rci.
"a III y, In works arcasr nn,mcr.tod ths cnu,.
nsto vnrks ~ @ of ifooa,th ,ho :" LA Of Ghrist."
bw ;ho itow ,1n1,n i;ct ,ooI' nnd I,ntters "t,on-
nIcin l,,hta Encrcn.mi.. and II mnkcs tin
nmo.t cnmn,oto i'll ri cinca ser,s work. nffered
| l,v anv n,hitnIIer h, America
, 1875-07-17

Dental Consumption.
Ths tsp!disy With which ths tssth 10 10 ruin altar
decay tets In Il Marvellous
Fortfy 1nd protect them, therefore, With that pow
&.{ul Aadots 10 III dsatl assAls Txx1aut 6ezoaoat.
, 1875-07-17

Closing Out Stock
refsigcrators md .ire.uozea. "jc~S4ss," tbs best
nefore hl.ying. Rtoyes. ranges aid kitchen out
nn,"e spec,aity 1t Watkins, 2ls stato asrest.
, 1875-07-17

occurred io regard to tho action OF tho Fo.t and
MdN reporter. 1ustcad OF backing out Of tho
enterprise, ~ wouid be understood from tho
account given. he vas Obliged TO retro by Prot.
Donaldson. who tfccl1rh TINT he could only tnkn
man had 10 stop down and ont. IN vie~ Of tho
fato OF tho ba,'oon. Mr. Maitland il to be cons
graduated GU lis unol luck.
, 1875-07-17

Cslary sad Caro ils Pills pro!4tsl qIprsssy "a
eurs e4aashss .,euIsssa, Nofsou,hsss, ena laopss!
No re.;, Huld b. ~ arpgG,ts. tnA VAN suli ACK.
, 1875-07-17

Many, Many Years.---N1rs. Wins.
lows Boothu& Syrup log uhdrsa ttelhnS has staad tho
last VI msny Josgs Aad never knowa !ai Il II
tssts! !; IN *aa - ~ stGmse az 51sg ~
xusas sc4ueas aad alA4& III pAsa, 1l
iuaA VI aakh4k& can tsllt1.