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ooNrior 1nAid. and uhlfen. tho fhmily
incs'lac, .e,rn or oight rortont. rhev
morn hkciY 10 DO aot,cei than II thoY were snoro
qu,ot in tl,nir movamnnts. Ihoy huctusto be-
twecn Italy sud h"tzerlaod, and mover stay
ascor.kins tlsnt his identity is sooynred hc or
tlesn move, and there Ia epeed3 departure.
Iio nl'uns hocety al much ~ possible; and for
tho sake OF dlsEufso has grown a full beard.
Tltoaa who know hin, il, Ne1 inrk will rcnenl-
ksr that ha waa always cloan aEayan.
Bona n1ontha ago An old acquaintance OF
Conno1l5ts happened 10 moot him on tlls vss-
aada Of hotel *toro tho Connolly party was
ntaring. For convenience TO Mil cal, tho ac-
quaintsncs Smith, which Is not by any msana
6fs name. Em.th saw Connolly sitting OIL tho
varsnak and watched him for Bome minutes
before making sure Of his man, ho WAS no
Connolly moved unessly in his chair and svi-
dsnttY wished 10 Avold notice. Then Smith WAa
certain, antl Walking straight mp ho said:
Why, Connolly; hoM aro You I"
mounting to lila fAcs. " Glad to 500 Jou' Cox
funding his handy. "bus don't toll anybody m
here"
Certainly not" s,la etnit!,; "don'I b.
. ltttio chat"
ThoY went to nelghboring cafr, and sal down
70 brandy and seitzoF and talk about Old times.
Smith found slippery Dick q wreck OF formcr
Yaco hai a hnecsrd annnnranra mi his hnn,ls
tremiloi A. thouoi, l,a wcrc snfre.ina srom nasv
When ho raistI his r}nnn It ai'aok - tiat aons
OF the liauil spilled unon thn tsh1e. Counoiiy
hastily bfushed il away with hta shawn antl nyi.
DENLY vishcd to conco.t ti,o occnr,anco "A' W.
How did ron ind me mi - wns bs f,rat
ouostlon. ID soou ~ thoy woro an,tod, -"
"whT' rccocnizod You A. rn,, sst srore q,
Tho yaran,is." repl[od Smith bnI il tonk mo
sovorsl minutoa 10 make suro 1t vas you.S
Connolly ms evidently plessea a. the
slownesa OF bis friends tecocn{t,on
and than .shod H,ntth n n IN i.
itko,v thns ot.or nersous tstnlf;sr VIII Mns
hiu, 1conuollv> wero In town. Smith thourt,t
not, md than ,hey talked on yariona tonicn fnr
an hmtr or intoros A. thay o.mo ont Of Tn Gaia
and returncd to tic hoiol, Dix ntonpod sud-
dnny. aud noiuted to \ man who vsn It'll outer-
inu tho door.
HTnnro'a -. of Wall strcet. Iused 4o
| tno1 lin wall Tont,or n he l,as man ma
Don't teIl him i'm boro. ue's down on ms now
and amt atnT If io finds mo out"
| ninth trIrd tn mint lds nI,i frfend md mar,
t,ntiv scco0ict. fut in tia rourra 81 tho sftor-
,,oo;' - Of wall ntreet. rocoenlzei the az.
| 1,ontro,,sr' snf anroar t;to nawa arn,,nd. Matt
| morning tho Connolly family doDartot]. Il 10
, 1875-12-11
A QUERY.

To ahs EIitey Of TIA Chicago 1t.bunsf
DuNLxlrH. ILL.,. Dec. 7.-Can you Inform mo
II tlore Naa General in tho Americaa army
namod dtxut7 and, Il 80, III the pteHldent of tue
Unitod Staten the Same pe1son7 I buy the
Chicago Times occasionaltY-God forgive mel
and find no mention there OF any such Qenersla
It speaks Of Con. Sherman, and hharldan, and
Terry, and Hood, and johnston, and Hoauregard,
and Smith, and brown, and Jones, and
Robinson, but noser Of Don. Grant. The PFest-
dent IL always "Mr."; from which lAva in-
forrcd that thoro ueyor WAS any 1enotal by that
sitter tho War. nut few days ago tho Timer
apoke Of the Presidents nifo a. Mrs. Gen.
Grant, stating that the fora! CROSS sha laid
upon Henry Wilson's cof1!n WAS not her oan
properly. This designation of tho Presidents
wife perple1os mo again. How Ia it1 Yours
respectfully. FoHYI9Ans.
, 1875-12-11

DEn1,s, Nov. 1s.-Negoliatlons bare been en-
tosed into betNcon iac rrussiRn and Austrian
Governments for tho division OF tho Hreslau
Archdiocese into a Prussian md Austrian half.
Ar .hc psssont occupant OF tho DseAlau Soc hAs
been dopoaed In Prussia, whtlo he is sti.l rccog~
nized In Austria, whittier ho las rotreatod, tho
Vienna Government. wishing to keep Aloo1 from
tho pru.sian eccicsiaoscai troubles, admit
tho advantage Of tho proposed ehnge.
Whothor it will evsutually obtaln
the Bancs.on Of tA1 Pope IL
Anothar question. but. AZ 1loman Catholic
bishops vii. aoou hayo ceased to exist In this
country, upless thoy will allow candidates for
Holy O1tlpru to racstvo tito ordinary literary e,l-
cation Of tho land. the consent OF tho Vatican to
theHs arrangements bcconiea : matter OF COM
parasiyo Indifference,
, 1875-12-11
MINNESOTA lNEBRlaTE ASYLUM,

81. PAUL, Miun.. Dec. 10.--1ov. Davis to-day
appointed = Board Of Directors Of tho BtAts
lnebfisto AsyL1nl, nrder tho law Of 1873 which
had been In abeyanco until the Supreme Court
doclslon OF yesterday. Tho Hoard consiass OF
j. 4. Leonard, Rochester W. L. Wilson, Bt,
Paul: 9. D. Crsndsll. Ouatonnas e. A. Whea-
ton, Northtsid and J. Q. A. Farmer, Hpring
Valley. Tho Board ia authorized to commences
building At Rochester, having SO. 600 agNlIab!s
In tho State Treasury, aud psobsb,y e30,Q00
July next. II IL pstsutaea that ths Board NIL
adopt plans this winter, and begin building early
ue1t spring.
, 1875-12-11
FRANCE.

THE sENAIoRlAL ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-A Paris dispatch saya In
oonsoluouce Of the failure OF tho baltotinH for
Sonatora In tho Assembly yesterday. DUO d
Audiaret,r ,rasquer ID negotiating With sl'olcxloEu
OF tho parliamentary group with viaw to draw
ing up compromise list OF candidatos.
PANS, Dec. 10.-In tho Assembly to-day bal
loting for iifo Senators WINS resumed. Tho fol-
lowing Senators were sloctcd. BY tho hight,
nies. by tho Loft. Cons, TroYbau1t aud Chanzg.
AimiralA pothuan and Fourichon, and Mh1
ktantx, Duclorc, Do LaAtoyric, Corna, LahoulAso,
Roger, Foubett, WolowsN, 81, 11ilaro, Casimer,
pcfier, Uortlior. pecard, and Atoioy,lle. The
Huccoaa of tho Left is attributed to the support
glgen It by tho Logttin,tats aud Bouaparttala.
THE STATUE Or LIBERTY.
Tho municipality Of Paris has voted = snb-
ecription Of e., 600 10 the fund for tho Gonten-
nial Statue Of Liberty In Nov York Ha1bor.
, 1875-12-11
The Northern Powers Agrco
upon Certain Reforms for
tho Turkish Provinces.
Perfect Equality between Christians
and Turks Will b Insisted
Upon.
Russia Not Anxious for Conference OF
tho s'uez Canal Question.
Additional Life-senntors Elected By tho
French Assembly.
A Partisan Municipal Donatiun 10 ihs Centsn
nial Statue Of Liberty.
TURKEY.
1.EFUK7tA

TURKEY.
EEFoIsNA.
CoxsrAkT1xorLr, 11oc. 10-The execution Of
thc Imperial tlectoo reforming and roorgaulziug
the tribunals has been officially nnisouncod.
nrsa1A AND oEnAASr.
l,Enl1y, Dec. 10.-It Is stascd that tho recent
col,fcreuce between rstnco Bismarck and I'rlnco
Gortscsakoff resulted In m ngreamcns Tor tho
peaceful solution Of tho Turkish difficulty.
They will mot rAlso tho Eastcrn question, nor
sro thoy In favor Of m International conference
on the suex Canal question. a..
ylESSA, Dec. 10.-Iho propona3a Of &he thres
northoru powors In regard to tho Reforms In
Turkey ware definitely ogrced TO to-day, after
at amendment In accordance with tic yiow Of
tho Porte. ..
Iovpux Dec 1l.-A Berlin dispatch to tho
Times says tho Austri&n-I:nrsian negotiations
regarding Turkey contemplate tho establish.
mont Of perfect equality between Christians and
TurkH. Jhe ambassadors Of tlo pnnrrs aro to
be granted information In regard to any measures
projected by tho Porto. 20 ~ 10 be Ablo 70 3D.
vi1e and intluunco ,ta decisions. RuaetA will no
longer object 10 tho plan OF reform, II tho Porte
consents to 1t.
PROPOSED REFORMS.
BERLIN Nov. 22.-Whtlo tbs Powers ara no:
yet agreed AZ to tho Euarsntecs to bo exactcd
frosn Turkey, tho Ottoman Go7crnment Is pro.
pairing note upon tho aubiect Of tho eonsen-
plated reforms. The tithcs AFRO to be replaced by
money-tsx. the ground-rent is to be oluital'ly
1ognlstol, and the arbitrary power Of TIM Turk
tsh landlords over the Christian paasants ie To he
restricted. Austria thinking this inan'1icont.
her innpireh writer's constantly teftst 10 tAe .de&
OF arincd Intervention.
Nu5s1AS SYMPATHY.
Sr. PETEnsEunn. Nor. 29.-Iho Enpernf or
Russia has given rcruisslon to Prizes Alc1an lar
Wsssi1teclsikof1 to 90 to Montenegro ~ do!cgato
Of tho Gcnova Cross Society to nffes assistance
to all neecss,toua wounded IlerzogovinanB.
Y1ESsa, Nor. 23.-The Lnihach police anthori-
, 1875-12-11
THE RECORD.

ne HeCOHD.
HottE or hEfhE-ES'AFiShe'
WARRINGTON, Dec. iu'-A'.ef ths ''so."R u
tho journal, tho oath was administered ~ snn
Chaplain. ana to alF. Egpcft' VINO was Aos'n' o''
Monday.
CeMMlTTEf*.
n, rnolton of Mr. Gibson. rrsolut1on wn.
.Ia,e,.a .,,5,rr n I'm comri,tcca ~ lin 1lourc
aoopAou' """'.h - wv H.. 49," - 49, t,on,
eofnm'tseo ot e'eFe"f ~ W Ano"o 30 s''' ~o'''"
nittoe On 3ltsn!shifpi l1oToea.
Ntr. fIopkIuy otroted resolution tlst "a r,tlch
n, t,s mctsaae nj tbe President A. relates to tho
c....s,.,t t.s ,stas..a ~ ..1oot cn,n,,ica of
y, ne"'e'i''o4 w ie''''oA ~ 0''sS'
thsstscn. ......
,noa.aro had already bec,, referred to .hs COM
,ni,t.o =, I'm pbo]o and not in rnsecss;up OF
'' -, 80 ~ ,,: =. .,,.,,,r,,. ,,,
Tue Aoneo. ING feAoI"'!'" ~ -0A
eent. was finally received af'c @1oPteu'
r,sTAL HILL
Ne 11olmap moved All Adjournment, but
v,n,aoa N Wr ,cI,oura1l. who sskctl ieavg to ,u
f''.oa " .1..usa III, ,.,,.n,,n :,
trodhce and rut upon passage h'l feieahng 70
nauth OF tho net OF tbs I'd ot March, 1919, ~ hrs
been construed to cover tho ppstsgo Oh printed
matter.
By tho Post-Oflico Department. which no desired
to offer az substitute, Which provides thas
from tho 1st Of jannasy, 1876. postage shall DO
s"a.iuu w r""'r' t".,,.,,. r,.,a.. 80,
pe1aoa'ea'a maea1'les nae, 'ns .,s.s ~, w.
scAle<i circulars, psospectusce' y. suo
corrected p1oos-sboc.s, at tho z1to OF cont foE
tho ifostago on all othor msilabls matter Of tho
tird-c}hss ahail re1nn1n AH provided by law.
MT. Uolluan va,d that ho had no doubt The
rnoaslre naB exactly correct but 1t was very
fmuortant measure, aud should receive duo coi-
eldora,ion, lilo wonia not, therefore, Withdraw
Efa Y,nt;1n tn af1rpt1fn
, 1875-12-11

have hccn tns euhiect Of corrcrronacucc lc-
twcen The twn tloyrtnmaitt. Tho President
will. therefore. remit tho dlnrortion Of the
matter tn Go,li,rass. aut from ctpreesio'Ib of
uembors 1t may tie EXPECTED that there VII! Do
aoins escnrt:ot' ;Rk'n th the ro'lcV ot
thn At,1n,nss:rns,,;, \ .!,ss.agn,slaet1 u,eu,ber
of tho touse wl,a hta served with distinction On
shn Foreign AiInus Comfnlttor. and who VIII,
without do,abt bo ngA,n p,acesa o" II, stated IT,
night tia ,Nstttve dissatisfaction with tls inter
yontton iioa annctntoi IN tho ann.ial meesaEn.
Iie eAtd inter :entlon could mean nothing but
var, and there would bo no escuso for tint.
1lolignsent recognition, be claimed. WAS shs only
pIOt9r cuufse,
, 1875-12-11
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENTS,

P1G1apuno, Pa, Deo- 1Q.-A meeting Of the
Plstahuxs Coal Exchange WAS hsld to7lny to dis
e,,ss tie proposal Of the Government to slack
wAto1 tho Ohio River. A resolution was adopted
appointing = committee OF raven to confer With
tho Government englueers and. 1t D. subsequent
meeting submit full exhibit II the Improve.
ernment and their probable 4nausnss upon nAvi.
gAtsoq, especially III regard to tbs transportation
Of coal.
, 1875-12-11

sAN FaAsc1aoo CA1., Dec. lo.-The ateAmer
I.or Ango1os, which 1t xaa feared Wal lost, ar
rived Ut Victoria yestesday, in TON OF tho british
gunboat ltocket 1ior engine broke down %
mtlcs south Of kho Columbia nlvcr. Bhs was
oIghs days under sail, aud lost uno saamRn In
The gale.
QUkkakrowa, Dec. l0.-Arrsyed, steamship
Noutaua, from New York.
New ioAK, Deu. l0.-Arrlvcd, gleAnler Oder,
from Bremen.
LONDON. Dec 10.-steanashlps Caledonia and
Cornwall. FROM Now York, hAva arrived out.
, 1875-12-11
Drawing Cuts tor 4 14omos

UF9R7*pVFF I'M
Mayor Darnuin aud wifa fsls lonesoms ! =
their lAge house for the ~inteF, Af, 4e%l8 II Il
Wslls aud vito. iriox sloue in their ia7Ss - -.
beautiful maueion. bad tls sa,no , lsenh$ ,,.,ss.
I'd d. tour rss,ds iii ntu,tr under oae .o.s.
10 dscda ths matter t4sy drew cuts. ana 70 tee "a, f.
sp!t " Nj. and Mrs. Aaruum sFs ti!}sg F9a ~, ~
apd 4sh Wo1s on Clnt9a areaaa " A2sa @sA'
, 1875-12-11
The PlI1sHuRa PuppLERs.

P1rEspuna. Pa, Dec. Ill !. m.-Tho confor-
eneas hsld thia evening by tho puadlera aad
l1on-msuufAoturers ramaiusd iu session pntil
halt ~ hour after midnight. THAR meeting
sas secret, all outatdsrs and pse4s sspreaensa-
t,yos boipg excluded. Tho two committees viii
meat again tomorrow, and another conference
will 10 hetd Tomorrow night fs which II II oopn-
dently halieved tho existing dihleultfes Will be-
a1iuste1.
, 1875-12-11

I1vl9z tu1HlV l15.} [a0Fz7+
The moat desperate aud bloody hand-to-hsud
fight ot which We have heard in : RTeat while
occurred It Kos!tztown, ia tho southwestern
PUT ot 0aaga County. on Sunday evening last.
un Sunday last, David Coz aud Iolu Henry
Cox. Charles Cor, snd = boy about Is years of
sge, whose nams We did not learn, all sona
Of David Coz, went 10 Aoeltxtowu- Laaa IN
tho erenIpS tha Cox party. ~ we'll ~ IN
, 1875-12-11

nusHlAN AE1NroRCEBlESTs.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-A dispatch FROM Vienna
aays advices have been received from KboAand
that Gen. Kaul1msn Is rsooiving reinforcomenta.
uhIoh will continue 10 DO aont him Until he llaa
An effective force Of 10000 mon. The innut-
gents still uutnhcr Is, ,011 Iucn.
, 1875-12-11
M0R{ubHH,

ss.sta! Dttpateh " TAt CAsaaes 1tsaun<.
Bls FnAAclsco, Doc. }o,-Ilosa DtoNce wAs
bpsisd to-day 49u hIa Ssiidoaea 1t Oakland.
, 1875-12-11

PARLIAMENT Will MEET FED. 8.
LoSnow, Dec. 10.-~rho Official Gdzrtts pub
lishcn proclamation summoniug Parliament to
mcut on tho 9Th Of February, 1875, for the dis.
patch Of dlrets urgent aud important ANaisa,
, 1875-12-11

MADRID. Doc. 10.-Fifteen hundred soldott
leave Calz on the 18th inst. for Cuba.
, 1875-12-11
HEART DISEASE.

typsetas Di.psteA t. Ths Chicago 1rsbtns.
BLoox1Naros, ILL.,, Dec. 10.-William Dyer,
wealthy farmer OF Minsr dropped dead yesleF-
day morning, Of hs2xt-d.sex4e.
, 1875-12-11
THE FARM AND GARDEN.
Wlntlow-plnnts, and How II
Grow Them Successfully.
Hollow Walls nnd the Building oI
Farm-Houses.
Keeping Turnips md Cnbbago.--Wintcr-
lug Dees...Tl.c Catawba Grape..-
Frnit.urowlng In Texas.
Moro About Concrete e-Walls--Fiye Diflcr-
ent Methods Of Making Thom.
WINDOW. rI.AHTH.

eut Methods Of Making Them,
=. -
seyer., corrs,pon1euta aak oue,.iop, ,a,a.;oo
!, a,n.,.,t f.stt-.. T., H.. s.,s .,,,,,n..;an
y. ~ y. ,oH.'o ~ 'ne e"ss "nu 'ui'''1'ou
OF "laao"-plants. one lady af'isns That eucco6e
With houss-pIants socma largely matter Of
luck ~ sho is as CONSCIENTIOUS an l1or uotel,bor
In the e.ro At ptantn. and vet ,,er nl.,,ta ,to
.ot,. ~ .,,o a., 49,. -. ,..s.. ...;.,.t
', o1,''' "uu NV .~N 'asA' Nv n'AuHS .h"''h.
hfaanss' meA'y-ehgs ana osheF insects. wh''e MI
tho ttmc her noigfbor las haskota aud pots OF
luxuriant pIants. II mar hc eaid that ontbuei-
asm and adapsebility to tho business has much
- - ",t,. sasaa.s -. ~ 81. .,aA... t."' ,1:.
10 90 win SUCCESS IN th,a aoparslnent' DIrce-
f1ons covering e7ery poss4ble difficulty hTe been
given repeatedly. but III few cnHcs are they un-
iorstood or foIJprcd In tho r1olt spirit. Ijnim-
nor,.ne f,rcct;ona ara fo1owed cfoxo,v villa
!"".s-t .~...,,.I. .os"s1 s.oa't,' ,, "n,lo
.mPo1'.at ~ oo''o'tt'oS aeo "e6'eo'e" e"'.tosY'
The aotl IN The pots mist not bs dry ~ dust ono
day and nonkcd With water tho next; but n.,lst
be kant at a nrnnor t,oareo NJ moja,uro rod
-,,,5.s. ,e,ne, ar.,.,,s ,,sa ,.1.. ..s.t. - ~.
leaves With cold 1oap-suls. II nloa'y-buss mp
pcar destroy by touching with alcohol, OF br,lsl
them OF with soft, dry br,,sh. Tho moist a.-
mo.nharA trdt.r1ras1,fo In thc 1,csIthv r,o1t,,
OF pl.nts is not so difficult to secure ns ~ elton
imagined. Keep vcHsel on tho stove full or
water. and tic object js attained.
L..
ffoi. MAynasa. IN tho oe1ehtsao fafmef, calls
attention to tho fact that plants grow much bet
Ter rhoro tho temperature rltns lower at hight
tlIan during the dav. .ho rnuce NJ t1irrernuco
so1ar,r. .,,9,,,t ~, asa~eas 1,s .o,,,a s,l,na
ss,o.'Ds oDoas ~ uo',.ess, ~ "'u.u p'a.e
paper soreon bet"een tho plants aud tho window
ovory night.
MI. +. Il. Elliott, Of Cleveland O., m cxcol.
1.nt autbortv nm Nm .,hlo,t ...s t,o ho,t .,.
tan, fo lam sn,a T., 49,. s oees asns
~ tho ho,sso ;s T. ~. u '',o S t,,. tou
miami insidn or snotar not piu.l,os W., sHu ~,
fisnoatos trntc III HAT ~ ~. oia III, ~
nmt q ;nns,ns ~ Srn ,nsrna; ~ .tta. slsn
r. ,snt vii, noTar tt,o" III tl,.n H. et net ~
III ri tha smrrounI' unsca ttS Wn,as ~
into I'm "barenai n,iy np'"es;,a. .ei ina X.
NAN ~, o''' oeeA''ou""s ''''o tn'
TLne aIora covsr, IN =. concr,, r,v ali ,ho
ro;r,s nro,nn,e3 ~ on,rou!,nr,.,,,. ~ ~ ~
rna;1n, ." ~ o.;e o@e"rs tne
IsasS ~ tha a W uosoo' e'e' "nea n"S' 10
pAo''1 'o' sNo u, ror,n,, ,r.~,.
,,,.,tso ri, mA.Ln. M ,,
s 9S' '.'N.'~e' ~" "'i.en'
.seio 1oo 1nswef Is ,s 70 ~ ~ few
, 1875-12-11

puEk 6Q0cee&4u! H1ut1fl0H Oh bul1ueE a%Anud,
ADD : WISCONSIN coEraspoudant reports shst ha
carried bis boes through last winter's extreme
cold BY packing tbs hired in bin boe.house In
hay . af0ot dsep OF top and on threo sides. Lot
u hare reports from the colder l&tk.ldea ~ 10
tho experiments this winter,
THE oATAWBA aRAP4. r.
Tho friends Of the CatawbA grape will b. glad
to Iearn that favorable reports coms from Als-
souri,, and that the HORTICULTURAL oditor Of Cbl-
thst ~ will Rgain plAut the CstaWbs. It aeetns
that, whi1a moat Varieties In Missouri mAda
pe4r approach to failure tla lsst sea9ou, the Ca-
tsmbA Ia many EeRiopa hsd battnr record than
tho Concord, wh,ch the editor ASSERTS rottad ~
bAd ~ tho CasswbA aYGr did.
HORTICULTURE IN TEIAB.
Ths lint annual exhibition OF tho Texas HoEti-
cultural md poDoloKical Association OF Ia1aa,
held recently at Ilouston, brought out fine dts
play OF TexAa fruits many colorod men standing
iromipeut among ths exhibitors. Among tn9
grapes on exhibition was The TexAuuA, ! nav
hybrid produced ty fe1ulixin4 tho nstiya Illus.
tang with pollen of tho While Hungarian, the
fruit having nuoh the Appearance Of aha haIsxs.
IN color, The character OF ths exhibition aud
tho interest manifested put Te1sa On 4hs record
In AneR industry,
CQaCkkTE WALLS-AQW TO MAKE EIKA.
Mr. Ell Wooleu, ct Montgomery, Mich, ,
wtltes in Answsr to our call fos information ~
to concrete walls. Lis AKticta sastns TO coJef
nearly every point presented by inquiEor1, and.
IN full Our oEn astluste OF conoFets walls 4As
alraady bosn given, Mf. Wooden writes,
"Ths Farm md Garden Of Nov. 10 wlshAs nfsrtn4-
ton FROM u IT. rs.ass sha has s1paz1Alcp
IN the CONSTRUCTION Ut coneEats Haas. hAxa e1I*F
d. sinsesdtsate-llms, s.nd aud sEssal-fa aladAles
coptVioul 10 ZACH ethsr. &ueh walls ~ seoxax} tn
tAs ss<pea Y ~ s9aatEf. Thar W xpa<s a,vbes
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-12-23
Playing Seven-Up for . Baby.

We have it from good authority that
near this city, few days ago, game
of seven-up" was played, little girl
of 5 summers being the prize. The IA
Their had played and lost every thing he
had, and, while under the influence OF
liquor, proposed to put up his little girl
against certain amount of money.
The proposition was at ence accepted
and the game began. At the last hand
the game stood father, 5; opponent, 2.
In the deal the father received the fol-
lowing trumps: King, ten. seven, and
tray. His opponent received ace, jack,
four and deuce. The father begged and
was given one, which made him within
one Of going out. Confidently believing
that the game was his, he threw down
the king and tray, exclaiming. "Can
you beat that for high or low?" His OPP
ponent replied that he could beat both,
and showed his hand, and claimed high,
low, jack, and the game. The claim
was denied, the father hoping that he
could take the game himself. The
game went on, resulting in the success
Of his opponent, who secured the game
by two points. The winner still has
the child, and states that he intends
keeping it, unless the father uses the
law to regain his loss. She is in good
hands, much better than those of hel
father, who is q widower and man Of
dissolute habits, although the possessol
of a kindly heart when not under the in.
fiuence Of liquor.-Coancil Bluffs Globe
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SCHENcx's PuLMoN1c SYRUP, for the
Cure Of Consumption, Coughs and Colds. The
great virtue Of this medicine II that 1t pens the
matter and throws it ont Of the system, purihes
the blood, and Tins effects . cure.
EcHxNcK's SEA WEED TONIC. for the Cure Of
Dyspepsia, indigestion, etc, The Tonic produces
healthy action Of tho stomach, creating an appe-
tito, forming Shyle, and curing The most obstinate
eases Of indigestion.
sCnENcKs MANDRAKE Pnxs, for ths Cure Of
Liver Complaint, etc. These pills are Alternative
and produce healthy action on the liver without
the least danger, they are free nom calomel and
yet more efdcacious IN restoring healthy action
of the liver.
These remedies ars certain cure for Consump-
tion, - the Pulmonic 81 rup rpcns the matter and
puri1es the blood. Tho Mandrake Pills act upon
The liver. create healthy bile, and remove al dis
eases Of the liver, often . cause Of Consumption.
Tho Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength ia
the stomach, makes good digestion, and enablea
the organs to form good blood; and thus creates Z
heaathy circulation Of healthy blood. The com
hined action Of these medicines, % thus ex.
plained, win cure every case Of Consumption, II
taken In time, and the uss a. the medicines perDe
vered in. - ts 49, sz
Dr.. Schenck 10 professicually q his principal
once, corner eTxzH and AlcH SIN, Philadelphia,
every Monday, whsss Al letters for advice mn b
addressed.
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This Is an expression that We hear nom
doctors when they arc In doubt about
the nature Of the disease Of their patients.
The country seems to be filed With such
cases, and they are trying nrst one remedy
and then another, hoping in vain to ind
relief. They generally have the following
symptoms: A general depression Of spirits,
with evil forebodings, whirling sensation
in the head when Rising up suddenly, foul
breath, With . bad taste in the mouth,
especially in the morning. pain in the sides
and back, urine scanty and high coloFed,
frequently voided with difficulty, frequent
headaches, . distressed feeling ct the pit Of
the stomach, food afFording no nourishment
The patient feels tired al the while, and
sleep affords but little rest After time .
dry, hacking cough sets in, followed after .
time with expectorAtion, hands and feet cold
and clammy at times, . general wasting Of
the body. In such cases we need . remedy
that win oct upon the liver, kidneys, stomach
and blood 1t the same time, and when we
use, such . remedy Il adords relief The
Lest article for this purpose u The s1AxzR
EXTRACT OF RooTs, sold BY A. j. White, $40
Pearl street. N. 7. Agents wanted.
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