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The New York herald., 1875-08-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-FIRsr PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns
AsTY SEVENTH PGcE--sixth column '''1-'''''
BoARDERs wANTED-sEvEsrn' PSGE~Finh ssi column.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED-sEyENTn PAGE-Fifth
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoSD PAGE
BTsTNEsss gBTTssTTNNEsss SS6PFF{SqRgEyNITIEs SPF{qgEy PAGE
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR s4LE-sEcoSD SG'"is PAcr-Frst
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-srvnsrH pAcr-FOurth col.
0oAcHMEN AND |sg%S pAenFourh
coAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs-sKcoSD PAor-Fourth and
COUNTRY BoARD-snyrNru PAer-sixth column.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET tn FURNIsHED AND UN-
FukNlsHED-sEcoSD PAGE-First and second col
EEUR00PEAN STEAMSHIPS PAcE-FOurth column.
Es4xCuRSIONs-SEcoN PAGE-Sixth column
EFIliNANCIAL-NINrn Elm PAGE.
FURNIsHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EgRSiTS%s FlSS1$5th column; r,, -,
HELP .wANrED-MALEs- PAer-FOurth and
HORSES, oXRRIAGEs, Sc.-FRsr PAcr-Third and fourth
HoTEGsmsnvnsrH PAen-Fnh and sixth columns.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &c, wANTED-sEooND PAGE-second
INsTRgGTIoN s,TI 9 oNsFIRsT 8 PAcraslxth column.
LEGAL NofeEssIeos%1D P4anThd f1aEfhSH column sSmmn
MQsT M1Gu MP 1NEe FoSMDIFIRsr PAeE-First column.
Marble GANTEIs1sSvrsTH' Nh P1Snmsixh aSi@s column
fb9fsfh SfS%
MISCELLANEOU S-SEcoND PAGE-Third column
MuSlCAL-NlNTH PAOE-Sixth column.
NEW PUBlICATIONS-FfFT PAcE-Sixth column.
1EkSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
FiANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Fifh col
POLITICAL-NIErH PAGE-Sxth column
POST OFFICE NOTICE-NIHTH PAGE-Sxth column.
PRoFEssfoNAL sIrTAT1oNSss' w&STGD-FEMALEs
PROPERTY OUT OF FH TIE EQUITY cnTY FOR SALE OR TO
-, RENT-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoNp PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEcoND PAGE-First column.
EfMARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
Bales AT AUCTION-SRcoND PAGE-Thrd column.
SlTUAIIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SEy PAGE
- First second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Third
- and fourth columns
SPECIAL NoTICES-F1RsT PAGE-First and second col
SUMNER REsoRTs-sEvENrH PAGE-sxth column
THE TRADES-SEvENTH PAGE-Fiith column.
TIE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
- First column.
TRAVELLERS GUTDE-sEcoSD PAGE-Fifth and sixth
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGB-Second column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PAGE-First column
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth col
The New York herald., 1875-08-19
THURSDAY, AUGUST 49, l875-WITH SUPPLEMENT-
THE TURF.


A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY MORN
Broadway and Twentyeghth street. the running
at Saratoga; also every afternoon the trong Utica
full received by special messenger; French
open A. M. all orders attended prompty con-
nection with any other pool N BTwo French pool
indicators will be open each during the Saratoga
meeting. W. ii. a I. b. JOHNSON.
A AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORN
IA. ing and evening at THOMAS Exchange. 239 Broad
graph Particular attention paid orders by
French Pools open until IL A. NJ Tickets So
OLIVER L. MARSHALL, Auctoneer.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW
n York Turf Exchange the tros Utica every day
through the week.
We charge French Pools on the track and will
have the result OF each heat as decided.
KELLY, BLISS 4 CO.
A UCTIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
IA morning and evening, at the New York Turf xchange
on the races at Saratoga.
French pools open at 9 A. NJ close at IL NJ
Particular attention paid orders by mail messenger
KELLY, BLISS a co.
GARAToGA RACES
- SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY, August TO-
THURSDAY, August IL
SATURDAY, August II.
TUESDAY, August II.
THURSDAY August 10
SATURDAY, August 81.
W. X. TRAVERS, President.
JNO. MORRISSEY Lessee.
@. WHEArLY, Secretary
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AMUSEMENTS-FIRsT PAGK-Fifth and sixth columns
ASTkOLOGH-SEvESTH PAGK-Sxth column
ILLIARDS-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column
BOARDERS WANTED-SEvENrH PAcE-Fifh colunnn
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED-SEyENrH PAGE-Fn
The New York herald., 1875-08-19

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO BROKERS' BANKERS AND
BUSINESS MEN.
1.-THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS."
ON AND AFTER TO-DAY. AUGUST 1s
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS
OF THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE,
PER CABLE
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE
FIRST EDITION OF THE
EVENING TELEGRAM,
AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY,
AND CAN BE FOUND ON ALL
THE NEWS STANDS
AND IN FRONT OF THE
STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREET.
OR SERVED BY CARRIERS TO ANY
ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK
LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE
OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
NO. ANN STREET.
NERALD BUILDING.
The New York herald., 1875-08-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

DOR sALE-TWO DOUBLE TRUCKS, ONE SINGLE
Truck hye Horses and work Of three Houses Inquire
of b. NJ No. 3 Water street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-19
QUICK TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA
FALLS. FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD.

THE HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING EXPRESS
% sn S rs to hola
via Hudson River and New YORK Central Railroad leaving
time hours and the Of speed SO miles per hour
Attached train be passenger coaches also ag
sleeping COACH ready at IL o'clock every Saturday
Passengers by this train reach Chicago o'clock
en road by connection at Buffalo thereby saving "A hours
Those desiring to visit Sharon Springs arrive at
O'clock sunday morning remain II hours at the Springs and
York at o'clock Monday 4 morning,,
%R& e h' No EXTRAS
under heading TRAVELLERS GUIDE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a eq nw GS 20 G Carriages will be-
in waiting TO convey passengers 70 Saratoga arriving there
Fare from York, including delightful drive of 20
miles through the country. GO 50 {.
Close connections made at sGrGtOgs BY rail for Lakes
A MILLION DOLLARS GIVEN AWAY BY THE
MONTPELIER
FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION,
AT ALEXANDRIA, STATE OF VIRGINIA,
22l7s CASH 2S TagFsD4H dFs oSFFTEsF6h &c.
Number sro1 Of tsksts. ds s;.S..,. 100000
Whole tsset sSo hryss Q au.rsts- ter eghh
Eleven tickets for $500
. Orders may be addressed to Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
AGENT SIS Brsad%ay New York Post Office box ss sn'f'
ABS Sfis'Gys 5s REFUNDED
GOVERNORS OFF1cK I
RICHMOND July 3. 1874
II affords pleasure TO say that well acquainted
with large maiOry Of the officers Of the Montpelier Fe
home and attest their intelligence their worth and
high reputation as gentlemen, well the public conf
tHe% AnD KEMPER E SRna
A CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE
In ONLY SMALL INVESTMENT REQUIRED.
KENTUCKY
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION,
DRAWS SATURDAY, AUGUST %.
$4,000 IN CASH GIVEN AWAY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
TICKETS, $40; HALVES, IS; QUARTERS, 81 so
BRANCH OFFICE. eoe BROADWAY.
DISEASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL
u and Surgical Gases speciality. HENRY A. DAN
IELS NJ D., la Lexington avenue, Twenty-ninth
street. Office hours from sto g.
DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR INCoMPAT-
IL bty, &c residence unnecessary; fee after decree.
Address box l,O3I Post office, Chicago, ILL.,
GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS ARE
~ the only y. keepers can conscentousy recon-
mend; So Sl2 x14 DOZEN sold by jobbers sample mailed
81 25 ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer, e94 broadway
HAVANA LoTTERY.-s51oooo IN PRIZES EVERY is
lars Of information free. j. b. MARTINEZ CO.. Bankers
10 Wall street, basement, New York Post Office
4,6S5.
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PROPOSALS FOR OLD MATERIAL
il ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY,
PURCHASING AGENTS OFFICE, 1877 WEST SrRRET,
NRw YORK. August 10, 1875.
Sealed proposals. and indosed Proposals Old Mate
rial will be received at this Office until Monday August
1879 u o'clock noon for the purchase and removal of the
following old material the shops this company
at Jersey City, Port Iervs and Buffalo -
1851 tons Car Wheels.
14S tons Iron Axles.
267 Cast Scrap
IL Steel Spring Scrap.
Is tons Wrought rurnings.
2l Steel Turnings.
IL tons Cast Borings.
ii tons Crate Bars
Also lot Of varnish and Oil Barrels
Successful bidders will be required deposit per cent Of
the awarded TO them the Of such award aud
balance S5 per will payable at the time of
livery The right is reserved TO reject any all bids
H. ROWMAN, Purchasing Agenk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-13
LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY.

80 SO s~rrs IN PIKE couH,v. fns 80 pee acr.
nns-haif rash hasncs ~ msrhs. wasst coal frf.
No lJ--1ta serrs u~ar win-low. Pike rvunty. IN
Petersburg and iauusi.ie rned ino % eifiya-
iiaf flue story frsrmr hou~e good orchard. Thu.
land 8. al unferiat Wirh eight f-ei vein, cra
sl.s h.< a,nnrrv ~ plenad black slate Price
O. Ooo. one hnr rash. fNlsrre sn sud ESQ years
No $40 n~res u spieudid cosl lsnis. in Pike
county vsry cheap
No - 80 scres - god farming Land - acres "
ruvntion. and al urderisid 9TH splendid xeln D;
coal
No 20 LA n god forming land 20 sores W
rnfva zion. al fresh lard shGuiance - coal.
safssIs dwelling and necessary ont .buiIdnss very
rhrap.
NJ 81 Ere little farm n ~ srres. IN Pike conn
sr cn scrss under 81 sh sinie u cultivation.
Portable hensr. g.of harn nice orchard. plenty ~
water sburdanre ~ splendid timber, and every
thing necessary - 4 comfortable country home
~ - los n~re.. a. under high state 81
rrs~ alton fne orrhsra ~ ,slsrf fruit trees an
endless supply - f'nrk sister, cFuFrsy located. fine
rh peal ylslsdid nsh~r nire srf comfortable hHd.
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.nss THIS e.nuiiiai iiiia ftrm /. siiusssi.p an,
D. = ns'sAt"th Dr. ~ IA f.s sssAfy ~ .ss. p,..,'
M rhussh ani -ch"ai fagst Ifsr rolv . 800
s,'-h. isifr % -ns and ~ year, ilsis Il Il
" .9A iarm ~ il;o arr,s 10 va. r.ap,,
Fvrietfiy ~ttuai~i. Ia acres ir .uitf..tt.,.
trains hsfl~s tne efchart a.. Price : Olv. Z. ~
baisues vue AL ,ears
NJ - --rA afFs~ - nlv lll,d on IN. isIlst., a.
sur ana r.tn loo nrhips ib ~. e..u,,tYs a, 80.
hirh Tr's ~ nlfi. tr'.t, nns v,rbard - ~. \"
~atef, ~ r~fittf slriurs gllua u.r fnriati. 49,
~ Ionf fs-tt.- Tpl fftt.s rfri f-fa, tof sea. -,
Min" 80. Ntshu an srstriaf ~ih ~. WIZ 4
stone s"al Very cheap a. ~ ssg
NJ - lhis isfia raufalsa ~ s,fes ma 4. ,,
n~fl ih~ 80 y thv Il d - ~ aud I. t,,,.,' &
silh '@ia-rDr anaiif' ~ al..rk cal has d 40. .
cal Ln~t IRA k4tns select frnsT ,r
Plenty ~ paw -i"cA ~tsf aif. at atuni.isr 10 q,
if W.. Il ife' "As Leo MAJ sab bal sn.. !,
So .s--sp n lria ~ liz. 81 ,n4t
i.'t aF+l d .slld d .snr ..rl t.r,-. q.
hfif ra-f. hfliNrv % uns 49, tWo yrars
49, - RI y effs- - ~, B 90 ~ AZ Ilts I.iir.
~ thnni'n.. y an~ ~Hl sna irsI 49, a ~ :
80 ~ --iihe ~ a. rfsrt larrt. " Iikr :, sru,,
thc W venom kai.fa.i. "a afrr- Ion as-p. IA 4,
Nsiifu tff rpiflatl ftpfr. improvements IA fr,
class. usw ""stnre frtr.r h.uss D r.,.rt. fr,.f
~ in rrstt ~itf tHr iirA.r -ns 4t.f uss-r Ell !.
fa4i s.u ~ i..-k rrai I-.e ESQ 80 ..r-N ,.,
buNNE x tArsHArT oiTcr thrFr s.,-
VICE. q" 49, public ir, the sale 81. ira,l.
of rcIi estate. without maxine M,
charge ." parties employing them. NIL
less -alr~ are effected. aud ihcn reason.
able commission j. expected. y.r.o,.s
having real estate 80 -rll will ln,l Tbs. 4
,'e>Irallr niein~ 81 reaching he pu rrm.
10. public.
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,rsIF errnrisfnr ~ fh, celebrated medicine justly
4 cisi1. fnr u Superiority over ail remedies ever
1.red TO- puAic fur the sfArAiN. hst.
- tps~rNr care ~ Agae and fever Nhis and fc-
s.r wheth.r ~ short ~ long standing he refers ~
III ssfre Western sud Sou hrrn country 90 hear him
ti "a, the truth ~ the assertion, that n 20 ease
ate, ~ will Ia fai n cnre the directions sfris ly
.o'iss "a aDt ~ great many rases s.uv. dose has
i-e-n settlement Tor carH ard whole families have
rp cures hs slrgle hottie IN perfect restoration
~ RE general health lis however. prudent. and u
er-s case more certain cure u ii- use h. continued "
IN sil.r do.~, or etk ~. after the disease hss
i.r broken or checked. especially f difcuf arf
isux-snndinr cases Usually. this me'icins ~iil n",
rsnir, ass sid Keep The hlN els ~ gss order. >acu
ths patient however relui.e cafhariic medicine Al
Ter having taken three fnur de-es - the Tonic
sir.it aase II RULL's VEGETABLE FAMILY pills
MI. ne efficient.
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Du',ois nnd Pike yair.,

other hnoi nilkrr~. AFTER >rripy ~,
work. hriu. ninid =" ,omlrir. Noik
80 an kinds .lnur promptly. nh sll il.
work guiug u'li "f my shop suirsnlcft.
Give me = call. W MAY
D,i. 3I-l l--3 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-13

T. vile coarier-JourrA'.
Ice discovery OF female mummy IN
rriHi Avenue cAre. nrar Glasgow
junction. Barren County. BY LugeHc L..
Proctor, i aiimciiug the attention ot
che arch~oirgi>t> OF i've country hsjor
t'rorge Ne Proctor ha, received = tVi'-
gram from Spencer +. Bsirl. OF Wouds
liulc. Massachusetts. inqniring ii the
wuinniy can b. ohiaiHei hy the smith
srnian Institute ior tie purpose Of eN-
hibitinn M the Centennial. Major Proc-
Tor J. cors iderina the proposition The
mmsnmv ~ n discovered the evening 81
the - | nil. wail- Lrr'> Avenue Wa
l,.in.. eyriorcl. n j. that Of s. wnm -
fcur ,rei and iivr inches in length.
y her lunnl il WIS lVis~ nn it, lett side
in ~.,,ling posture. The lcfs arm wa.
resting on the ground. bat the lon hand
lai disappeared. The right arm res'S
on the bosom. with inr hand tucked
undrs me chin. Tie flesh on the arms
ami lSwcr limbs j. shrunken. bat ine
hndy aud i,ssd are well preserved. The
iace i r,nnl AMI full. aEd, q correspond
cnt says. very beauEiiui. II j. perfect
n wi'ilr. snl >aows 40 Indiaa charac-
g.qi>'ic. Ia form or feature. The mouth
= mail and the .iPs src partly open.
exhibiting the trout teeth. VI show :
nntlisiskalie evidcur, Of having been
10 iis Present position for M indciinitc
periOI a. fiEie. Crowds are Hooking
IL see II. hut 49, nne ha~ Vet heen able
10 tell 40 what rTce 81 human beirg- II
Belongs. WI not soire one of our
krnt~,kv ~ciclt'~f> rise and explain.
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bisst'ES Il >iiasEA,
VI CnGoli7a May,

go ~orru s'ns ~ rtunc ~or,rs
49, Jl~rTE INDIANA
HAVING rs.hl,f NJ Freshman. p.,,
building. ! havc pa ia "a -tuck IA
MEN'~ FINE BOOT.
MBN'S DnOGAN~.
LADIES SII"Es.
C!IiLDI.EN'S SHOES AND HO0r
in whi-h ! i',vii- Tie attention 81 4 n
publir. confident fltHf can I. 70 -..,,d ir
tiris- a. low - rrNh",lv. ", lDps 49,
prrirnsr a. . 'rn' maker. ia-iit;s- nv il
say in. bat Ins work j. better than al..
other -i,np IT, Dubois ruuui,. to-.
thc pr,.niiqm un boots ~ huih Ih-
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Better Bargains,

thap siuesf anyone else IN Dubois county He invites
,n iuspectSon ofsrs -sbo<~ ard p~iccs whether you
want 10 buy or not. a. n il pleasure 10 shaw good
good.
JOSEPH FRIEDMAN
ostoh~ 9th. isT4.-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-08-13

Will be made up to order in the best
STYLE. Oh Shsrt notice. very cheap.
Nov. 10th. 1874. If
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fo- rsntlr-uens u.e. forrfhsr with large line ~
NOTIONS MILLINERY. HATS. RiHlONs. Trimmings.
gkOCF RTFs. 81 al kinds. HARDWARE. WOODkS :
WARE sri IN fact every thing usually found IN ihs
hes, Country Store all ~ whrh hare been pu-rhasf
extremely low f cash, and FOR CASH be believes he
can low give little
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Very truly your most grateful friend.
RE-. q. MYERS

w ~u-nai ahaurfs vim similar Letters. al u which
-asTantrc be genuine snd written ~ he Ts-r-
~ - rrnlp ftcy hear.
~. 10 .user snrrself 20 bs imposed Don't '.
drawn afier and srilyffu experiments Dan
ri-k saiih ~ letting rsasicsS experiment upor
you with thesr trash
Nv Sar.apaFIia hss sfeod fbc Test for iweuty-f "a
years. stin the SarsapAril n the day aud ~ III
age towering over all others IN popularity and ".
curative qualities
Avoid ~ those who are trying 70 palm ~ on you
other extracts 81 SarSapariila So-calied fsnenher
fhr obi nni reliable remedy tor fnrurire> of H.
mind.
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b U L l. S
SAHSAPARlLLA,

Real the following esirsc; Of Aleiter from Mr.
Rivers wife 81 Reverend Dr. Rivers, n the
.saruei eloquent and popular Ministers q the Nehc
a> sY~rosai Church. aai vho Is present stationed
Al broadway Church. Louisville NJ.
fert~vilts, KY. Oct 3. lS-3.
~ I"W> rru-nr,a S.. Many thanks 20 you ~
fh. medicine vcu have ~ kfraly given me. 7 have
rre greet snrs-er CIR yfsrs md Bad tbs atNscr %
esr pit clans Sutur pronounced my shine sem,
u} hugs and some MY heHrt 20 te ne seat ~ rt
il~ea-e hafe hrrn burnt. ti-ferf and cupred uniA
had t4.efNe a-hearicnee several very eInrcnT pnt.l
slams "a aa eSamincd ny spine Informed nee that VA
"a -ea,eueri vifh parais apFuFeNy any day ans
ihei nothing huf seton wnuid relieve me. hfi
ser sri rrrrar ~ faf. nl he~'finr a~ui lfs.a-
eme l..rted whsn Won kindly sent iie Nnur Sar~afa
rflu p rh imwf lately hsE az 10 lake three tirner
nrr atH Suffered 'srrihiv wlth most acute naiii q
soc ngti .iif 81 head r.pecal when would rear
write CIR ans length ~ time All rising 20 ny tee
utd perfectly blind fnr several minuies and ~uNlt
have 20 huit % something 90 prevent falling
fnnsf happy 20 infarm vou that fhs riin ~ ~,
heed en-fy rrlifvst safer bHt seldom with n.s
spine anA ~ u0t acHtelv. Ny appetite j. rus|
liire f,i the fr~ time IN ris iie enjoy my dinnsi
nfar. ihsu any meal during The day.
Inn -nsiiv me four hofie> again last night. snd
D. str xrin this nf-rnng End hope e. he entirely
relieved. Please accept my heartfelt thanks aud bes
wishes
Very truly your most grateful friend.
H. r.. q. MNFFS.
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BULL
Worm Destroyer

EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vILLAxow, wALsERco.. CAL
June 20.
IA Ioux Rrtt-Dear sirs have recently given your
Ny r aatrovrrs several trials and find u wonderful
n icaenus n has not failet IN simple Instance 70
lave me wished for eject en- dong iretfy large
rr practice and have daily Tor some article q
the Kind
an. sir, r,ssi respectfully,
JULIUS p CLEMENT, NJ d.
rf.s IA favor - my Worm Destroyer that wHpaper
.rsca II entirely too small % tell its merits.
n u Ga infsliibie remedy for worms Try y enc NJ
-rv,uceA See ray Journal for more full description.
JOHN Bull
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-25

A New York correspondent of tho
Boston Transcript writes: "The story
of Miss Ward, who was on the eve
other marriage, is most remarkable.
1t was but half an hour before the
ceremony, and many Of the guests
had assembled. She had beautiful
and rich white satin wedding dress
made, covered with costly lace. A
servant was instructed to hang IL in
8 closet opening from her bo,dar.
The closet door was closed. and tho
bride commenced her toilet for tho
wedding. Everything had been
completed, and nothing remained 10
be done save the putting on Of the
wedding dress. The closet door was
opened, when 10 the beautiful dress
had turned 10 dust and ashes A care.
less spark had somehow fallen into
the lace and consumed the costume.
Other things in the closet were found
to be on fire and had to be thrown
out of a window 10 save the house.
The poor bride .to-be was heartbrokeD.
What could be done? Finally some
one remembered that sister Of Miss
Wards's had been married two years
before and that she had not cut up
her weddingdress. This was hur-
ridly brought from its hiding place
and the poor bride was married in
her sisters weddingdress."
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-25
A Pixiful Tale.

He looked into the waiting room at
the Central depot yesterday, saw an
elderly couple there waiting to 90
West, and then, after making sure
that the special policeman Was not
around, he entered the room.
He was a man who had seen other
days; that was plain.
His plug hat was years old, his
coat shone with age and grease,
and there was no collar ON
his neck. A policeman would have
mentally recorded him a "vag" with
out moments hesitation, and the
fellow would have stood q chance OF
being trotted to the Central station.
MY good friends" he commenced,
as he approached the innocent old
couple from Vermont; for heavens
sake help me littlep
"Who are your" asked the hus
band, struck with the bummer's lone.
some voice and general hard look.
NAMES Jones-Kansas--gfass
hoppers I" replied the man, turning
away his head as If deeply affected.
"Be you one of those poor unfortu-
mates " no were almost EFT up by grass
hoppers?" exclaimed the woman, her
sympathies all aroused.
1.-The same, madam, sighed Jones,
"had to leave the State-going to
New Hampshire got as far as here
and money gave out! Heaven only
knows what'll become Of US !"
care you married ?" she asked.
"Yes 'um- wife'n nine children ;
they're out here on the commons in a
wagon. all sick and shivering with
the cold !"
I've hear'n about them giasshop-
pers; were they very thick 7" asked
the man.
"Thick y echoed Jones; "you
couldn't tell the difference 'twixt day
and night, and the roaring of their
wings made US deaf!"
my grashus but wasn't that avs
full p sighed the woman.
Il had q hundred acres Of corn,
fifty Of wheat, thirty of oats-nice
dows-los of fruit, but the grass
hoppers made 4 beggar of me in FIVE
hours y continued Jones.
They eat the stud right up, did
theyT
Eat! Why, the farm looked as if
a fire hal passed over it, They took
everything--even chewed up log
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-25

What is slosh? It's snow matter.
The war of races--races for Office.
Everyday checrfulness ID one Of
the great virtues.
Dentist baIlad-"O, who can tell
the jaws We feel ?"
lead hot-thc trade mark letters Oh
a stove.
Chicago is called the Insurance
Companies Cemetery.
The bump of destructivcness-a
railway collision.
William Knabe, Of Iowa, died Of
fright when told that his house was
on fire. Nothing like good heavy
insurance.
Susie Liberty, OF Lacrosse, hns
thirteen lovers, and every one of
them exclains.
"Give me Liberty, orgive me deathl'
A Nevada man who had seven
bomely daughters, got a paper 10
hint that he had seven kegs filed
with gold in his cellar, and every girl
was married in six months.
A Western editor, noticing tho
present of a silver cup to a brother
editor, says "He needs no cup.
He can drink from any vessel that
contains liquor, whether the neck Of
a bottle, the mouth Of a pickle jar,
the spile OF keg, or the bung Of q
barrel"
A nearsighted man was riding In
q car the other day, when lady op-
posite bowed TO him. He returned
the bow. raised his hat, smiled sweet,
ly, and was just wondering who she
was, when she came over and whis-
pered 10 his ear "Oh I'll FIX you for
this, old man." Then he knew it
was his wife.
The other day, in Jersey City, in
broad daylight, with the roar and
business Of life around it and pedes.
trisns upon the sidewalk brushing
against It, q corpse stood leaning
against q lamp post unhoticed during
all the morning. The man had been
frozen to death while in a drunken
stupor.
In q shop window in Paris is the
following announcement "A fine
human skin, taken off whole and tan
ned in that condition. u h the skin
Of Aiss, who was the NEST Invely Of
the slaves oft Emperor Of Morocco.
She was only twenty when she died,
and her skin was milk white"