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BE WISE To-DAY.-'Tis Madness to
neglect q cough, however slight, Consump-
sam Of Wild Cherry has frequently cured this
much dreaded disease, IL almost invariably
cures the primary diseases Of the throat,
lungs and chest. Fifty cents and ono dollar a
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. Com.
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Z Important to Travellers.

Persons visiting New York or leaving by the
cars from Grand Central Depot, will save An
noyance and expense Of carriage hire and bag
gage expressage by stopping at Grand Union
Hotel oppoeite Grand Central Depot. Over
$50 elegantly furnished rooms and lifted mp at
. cost OF $500, 100. European plan. 0uests
can live more luxuriously for less money at the
Grand Union that at any other frstclass house
in New York Stages and street cars pass the
doors for all parts of the city. See that the
hotel You enter is thel Grand Union Hotel
Com.
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Many valuable horses die from the
effects OF collie. The best thing to do in a
case OF this kind is to pour bottle Of John
sons Anodyne Ltninent into o long
junk bottle, add half pint Of molssses and
water, then pour the whole down the horses
throat. In ten minutes the horse will begin
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1t takes but one trial to show the
purity and merit Of Dobbins' Electric
Soap (made by Cragin. & Co., Philadel.
phia). For your own interest give il
that one trial. All grocers keep it.
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Parsons Purgative Pills will greatly
relieve, II not entirely cure, dyspepsia when
everything else fails. They have been tried
in some desperate cases. and have given more
relief than any other medicine.-Com.
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FIRST GRAND EXPOSITION of tho Tradesmens a
Industrial Institute, Pittsburgh. Pa. opens Oct.
z, closes Nov. 9. Address A. J! Nells, President.
Com.
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CUSHIN G'S MANUAL

OF Parliamentary Practice.
Rules Of proceeding and debate deiberative Assem-
ones Ths 10 the standard authority In the United
States AND "a Indispensable Hand Book for every
the formality and legality any proceeding or debate
Gamentary law."-CHAB SUMHEh '-
Addres, @THOMPsVN, Brown q SSOss
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COME AND SEE,

These Rioh Prairiee Near million sale
tho Sioux Ctty and st. Paul r. R and the MoCrego
and Missouri River K r Several large tracts to
one who sees the land likes It. Apply to
DAVIDSON 81 CALKINS,
Sibtey. Onceofa Co. lawn.
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P"J' ~ wow pfunsWlck, N. j., were de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, 500, 200; insurance.
S6SOOo.. -. A-fre near Now Haven, Conn. :.
destroyed the works Of the New Haven Web
Company, the needle works OF Card d Morse
and the shear works Of J. r.. Henry, involving
loss OF S100, ,000.. -. VIM. Russell, q farmer
living near Roseville, Pa, left his home one
morning for the pospose of being married to n
young woman. His daughter endeayored to
dissusde him, but he persisted. No sooner
had he gone than the daughter left the house
and Joined her lover, Horton Hurst as ar
ranged, and the two were, married and nd.
journed to the village hotel to dinner. accom-.
panied by 0 few friends. While thus engaged.
Russell arrived home with his bride, and learn
ing what bad taken place repaired to the hotel.
where he burst into the room, and seiziup
Hurst by the throat, abused him shafnefully.
Hurst endesyored to eeospet from l1ln, when
he seized knife from the table and began
stabbing him. Hurst drew revolver in de-
fense and warned, him. Bot HusssI again
attempted to stab him, when, Hurst fred oply
to blow out the brains Of bis bride of three
hours, as she stepped between the two man.
Hurst was almost psrsiyzed by what he had
done, and after unsuccessfully begging his
wife 10 speak to him, he put his pistol to his
own head and AIRED. rssultins In rirstsat DEATH.
There is tightneas in the German money
market, and the rate Of discount at Berlin has
been raised to six per cent :. Rev. Newman
Hall, In the presence OF . select company, laid
the crownsng-s.one Of the Lincoln memorial
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Ire great interest IN the thrilling history Of our conn.,
~ makes this the fastest selling book eysr pubiished
lt eontans over 400 hue bistorioI snErayinas and
0OO pages, with tnl account OF ths sp ,rosnhirs
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f.. INASH 1sI BaoADwAYs u New Yo,..
JkWELRY Of every description. The stock is
choice and s offered at retail at trade
workmen going Bills under b. o. ord advance
Over 5s 90 ID. privilege to examine 1gue free.
, 1875-05-22
LAKE MICHIGAN.
CHICAGO.


Tho monster targo Oscar Torrsend xrr!5ed hers
yostszday fson Cleveland with cargo Of COAL. Tha
forcrunntts Of tha Mosquito feet arrived here ycacr-
day. large lumber dee ia expected to-day. Tho
tug Protection. of tho Yessel-Owners' Towing CON-
l'any, IL reccsina minor sopAtrs At Dnrns Farrows
sectional dsy.docks.. ...Tho Executive COMMITTEES
Of tic Lumber yo%se Owncss' Continuation did not
meet Jes.erday Afternoon - they Intended 70 do,
They rc,tponcd tho meeting until Monday aftern
when most Of tho lumber oct Is expected 10 be in
port some thsee or four additional rcsscls agued the
agsecaens yesterday Several Of tho largo buffalo
opellsss taking caFgocs Of graln at tho scva-
tors - Fitr5ta dispatch received hcrd yesterday
from nunalo states TINT tho srhr n!ggio 4 Joues
,9aa nFrte + s pS, l Il sGn
yesterday. The scas Arctic willis being towed VI the
river, IN into her, carrying away her rail and cat
VIE slightly damaged; .Me.tts. leorod ! Aa:-
lino Of STEAMERS, received dispatch iroa.
.nooansng @ ths III srriyal q. h.t pross 4
Inetc. tbs hrst yea1e to Arsiye uere tu!s eeaaot,
Lc 1lusd could not naako drand Island ac4ount Of
Co1s White Star ILue, will mako her asst e1curson
n brdseeudes at Raudoiph stree, bridge. sass thas
properly Attending 10 Ills dntins, lust aud utl-
tic lat i'm yoaEs, and during thst time had done hi
ntmost to give satisfaction 10 everybody, Tic acei-
euls that lately occurred Ut that bridge could no. 10
traced to his negligence but to the reekessuess aud
arraEiassa Of the Who geEe trying 70 hAyo
cned by several tug..nrn ttat they would run down
t1o bE11gs L ne dia not open when they arrived
West 5lds people wcra wo1i sataE ed with hs Efforts,
nnt 10 :asi.fy Tho iug'mca was N imposs!hGty..
special dispatch from Eele p states thai The rrpr
Gordon Campbell aud sclr Annie Sherwood left tha.
port fer Ohlcago yesterday.
, 1875-05-22
LAKE ERIE.
1uFFAld1.

Thu Courier s!atea taat tho prop Araha, from this
purt her way Chicago arrived At Detroit sunday
aud MA obliged 10 sy fur dag. On her trip up
her loweF coupling parted in two ptaces and tho aage
Of her upper coupling teparascd also. Workmcn
were engaged Monday in shrinking banda over tbs
couplings, aud when lhs work was completed size cx-
pceted to proceed tbs 1uiFalo River and lrbor
Association, Of which Mcssrs. Jones Msytham arr tho
Ictsees. suuouneeA reduction Of TO per cent in Tho
cost Of vtsseltowing which went Into effect Wcdnas-
day morning. Thirty per cent Oh will ~ made on Ill
bills paid within thirty days from dsts Of sow, inses-
Ut a. formery..... ssys the Commercial Adrtr-
tier: "pas!neas On tho lates il not opening - ac-
uyoy usual. This circumstance Ia taken advantage
Of aaa coal shIpEers tstuso 70 pay more than 50 cent?
the stnount thu. ought to 10 paid for tho service
uat. this pnllar IL peFa.stea .n 1t wiA react to
oi anthracite. must b. sent Vet tI,s year It ti,e
demand u 10 be surpllpd. vesact-owness xho arc nn
threatened With aaeE1ns mtis will uos .enl ont their
ahlo tonnage and crowd the bulk Of The business into
to i.ter part q the seAaoo. whea eoa!stippsIa Will
hare 10 pay dearly tor thur Present shoFsghtentts.
Tho wiaeF eonsrs would 10 70 oher tetauuesst,re
freight to Tssse men now. and distribute tho eual
movement about equally through tic eutlEe seHon."
, 1875-05-22
MARINE.

PORT OF CHICAGO. MAY n.
AunIslp-rtop Nebraska, nnf1alo, suudrtcs; prep
Charles Ntitz hanissce, lumber; atoo Harmony, Sts-
i*tse, lumber; schs Robert D. Campbell, GRIND I1s-
ven, lumber; schr Beyenth oAio Mustegon,
lumber; prop Dean Richmond, uufalo, sut.-
dries; scov Contcat, Holland, wood: tug Ills.
marck, l1enomaco, towing: barge Eva 3. Isol-
inaon, &cno1ntnre. lumber; barge Menek sunce, Nc
NOMINEES, humber; barge Emma z. Tysou, Mcno,n-
snee, 1nmber; scow oontest, White Lake, lumber;
schr Hattie Fisher, Ke1aess Tier. wood; schr 4.
Drpnaoa, Greeu Day, lumber; sehz Cubs, Green
Lay, lumbtr: seow Flora, Haugatuek lumber;
uehr Clipper City, Mustegon, lumber 4chr Racine,
MuakeEon, lumber: stmr Corona, st. Jos, sundr1ea;
actr Topssy, Muhkegon, lumber; schr Maj. n. II.
Forty While Lake, lumbar; schr lta!eigt, Man.
istoe, lunlbcrs schr Adsiatic. Maskegou, lumber;
achr Dnucau City, Duncan City, lumber
Messenger, 81. toseph, sundriel; stmr BhoboyRan,
Manttowoo, sundrieA; schr G. J. losdsr, Horns
pIcr, wood; sehr reosls, sluskesou, luu-
tef: scAr Kato Lyons, Muskegpu, lun.-
Der: sclr Australia, Mustcgon. lumber;
schr Coral Duck 1ais iumbcr schr Charley 1Iibbsrl,
Hack Greek, lumber schr r. Il. 6santou White Lake.
lumber; soow J. u. llll, Mustegon, lumber schs
whala*ka, Lincoln, tica; sehr Orkney Las, Pcusau.
kee, lumber; schr Mary Mcyoy Jaclsonrost, lumber:
seAr Tssnpe.t Manstee, lumber; prop N. 0Foh. Man-
istoe. lumber &c hr J. A. stronach. Maalace un-
her; brig Windsor, Msuistee, lumber; sehs -Four
brothers, Holland, wood, prop y. q. baldwin,
Eseaaaba, troa orel schr Il. Fsedstek,
hae2s Pier, wood; schr Experiment, KsNAu-
neo. wood, st1uF Austegon, Mustegon, suudsioa
sehs o. H. johnson, saugatuek, uaber ecow or.ages,
Gars Gayen s iaa6s. ;shr .r;,n so%h
lun'ler pror Nov Eras drnnd ilarsn. low.
Ing; barge city Of Ens, urand Haven. lum-
prop ccu,ass Peshtgo. lowing, taras Aetito, Ie*h.
s,xo laa,xs lsrgG fs;ht'Fo, Is.at!fo. lumber .aop
Hxsen, lumbsr big Co1anlssee, Msuo,niaco, lnr,-
beri schr A.. Pauggsr; Holland. wood sclr Day
BrrnR, urana naTsn. lumbar; sehs @. E. rntlu9-
Ion, WhJle LAks wood.
CLE4arD--se4r William Jones, Dnralo, 2s,ccs bu
oaes schF ". u. uoe7s. lay do Noe, 70 ltls h1nr
I4ka u Ri. l,ne schr Hattie Wes. Klusstou, ios7s
by corn sohr D. t'arues, Mcnoninte, ii br!a beet
nels potk. hf.s mesl and sundsicsi, scht walls
ID 1sa!.tss & ss: b.:I gtSs sr:5, M:Fs@
, 1875-05-22

their own dosds :; not enough pEA!nod il he BY
Tho Romans, It being onntom with III only 70
admire that Which IL Of Tho dim past, and not 10
caro- for tho great eynntn Of cur tlmo."
homo years ago, tlo '.strango faso" Of TlIum-
e!fcuA MAS made tho snbtcct Of n uer1nan drama.
-"Tho Gladiator of Ntsouna, about ths ssi-
tlIorahlp ot which I great contoBs aroso. Last
rear, Tho csrtivay of Tharneila was treated in
: splendid picture Of coloa,ul dimensions BY
Trof. rioty, 1t Munich. IL was ono Of tho
great attractions Of tile Vienna Exhibition.
"The baltic in tho Teut0burg Forest, DRAM
atzod by lfoluricil von Klent during tho ttuo ot
.gcfmans's duspons degradation. whom hapo-
leon I. VAS paramount In Enropo, 10 now bo-
lnR rlayod III tho thcatrea Of 1}eriin mud Mein-
ingen With great spfondor Of Hccnic .frees,
lcsspud htchmoog,tts having lent their aid for =
correct represent ation Of the costumes. arms, hnd
hattla.ions Of tho early uer,nanic raco. The
patriotic gathering In tue Tcutoburg foreht on
tho occasion OF tic inauguration Ut tlo month
1nent-whcli rcjroset,ts Ilrrutnp, holding =
raised sword, ty figure 10 feot high, that stsnds
ou granite poaestat on tho brow of alnll s1r.
rounded by boocL md fitscod--is expected 10 DO
very largo one. 1'Io festival Ia fixed for Aug.
10. The hcadquartors of the Committee nro a.
Detmold. which aomc ruppoHe 10 have taeu
buiit un the veEy hiso Of tho Rncic.t Teutobuig.
, 1875-05-22
SMuG0ltHl.

n H. Editor u Tia Chicago 7ffbuns:
gEa7HoLr lIoaz, Livingston Co., Ill.,, bfay 80.
The attention Of out people during the past
few days has boeu oallod to tho exposure, By
Secretary Dnstow, OF the "RreAs whisky nn,ue-
Cling" and We arc told that "tho Goyoru1uoul
haa lost e1,2oo,ooo annually" Now, want to
telt you of 'snuggla" with millions tu It.
What III moro. want to know why, II 1t can Lo
suppressed IN oue caao. II cannot bo dono in a,-
other. I rofer 10 tho smugglo Which ID daily
prsctlced In Now York, Boston, philada1phia, Chi
eago, and all Other places OF foreign entry by
which Roods sEs sold for lsaa than their
cost u The place Of manufacture. llemembor
what Mr. clA1u said AGout silks that he could
buy thom ln Now fo.k cleapor thau 10 could
Import them. How much ID Buluggled by eycry
NeAnaer which lands In Now York CitY? Tho
s.hta1y business DOES not hold 4 candle to It,
Not It IN the samo class Of public servants that
Ntnk u tie ous &tssi but do not 1ee blind in tbo
$thsh- W are n9w living rudsr = system Of
&ovssa@sat which ot{sss premium un ptsallnx,
, 1875-05-22
Tho Fronc!s Colony lii fseri111+


Dr.. 11urpo. Director at tlo Statistics, Depart.
ment Of tho Municipality Of Berlin, read pupeF
TO the t1orifu Historical Society tho otheE day,
giving como curious information about tho
Thirty Years War, Do,ln was noarly burned to
tho rround In 1G4U lt contained from 5000 to
1000 Inhabitants. Tho Elector Frederick WILL
INN, however, took such energetic atePs 10 ro-
build .he eIty ~ that. T. lss4, IT, population has
Fronch refugees camo TO Berlin, rais!ng
the population to l5,00o Throo thou-
rand fnorc .camo tn f6o8. but 1000 Of
them returned soon after to Savoy. In 1't3
ango near Aviynop, Which vas tho uaual refuge
Of French hc.ettcs, and e1pellol the luguonut
Inhabitants. 5,0c0 Of whom camo 10 Germany
Many of theBo refugees settled In Berlin, and
French 11usuonots mp to tho yaar 17se: 6luco
then thore hayp bcon 38. 600 deathe, and 81 00U
blrthH, In tho coiouy, Dr.. Huppo wcnt on to say
that tlloae French Huguenota have exercised tn
many wAyB very beneficial influenza on tho Ger
man population Of Berlin. Tho Calvlnis:ic dogm.
Of proIest.nation Taught them tolerance. and tile
French preachers urged tho necessity OF educa-
tf0n, which, thal,aB 70 the efforts Of Colbclt aud
othcrs, WAS as tin: time Oh L.silor footing in
Franco than In rr,ssla. Tho rcfuRoes also
brought With them complete eystotn Of charlta-
bio roliet, n1,l wefc the founders Of tue hospi-
tais, work-touaeB, lito insurance assnciations,
loan aocietios, eto., In tho city. Moreover, tho
refugees waro for tho most part IN good circun,-
stances. Each family brought will, it on tho
average sim of 800 thalcre, which, according 10
the value OF lnbnoY At that period, would naE
reprcsont tntal flor 1000 fatniiies) ut l2,0O1-
600 tiiaiots. Tho French colony also introduced
complete cllango III tho food, dross aud lodgings
OF tho Icr.inera. Formerly Got1uau resulting
In tho Cupitnl used to drink beer to hIs b, cai-
fast; tho French introduced eoup lnHteAd OF
beet. and thesoby greatly incroaaed the sopr,rty
OF tl,s citizens. hIany Of them added to tho
stock Of prossionn iu tha city by tho produce os
their gardons; othors eotabI'slet cotton md silk
factortes and hullt 6ome Of tho most agtceabia
quarters OF she city, such aa Unter den Linden,
trioal lica.tadt, aud Dotothn.ustndt Moreover,
tEley had municipal organization Of their own,
wlrh ultimately bccnme Il tnpdpl for that Of tio
who,e capitui.
, 1875-05-22

Festive preparations are hotng n.ndo in Cor
many for fhe u1vei'lng OF tho colossal monu-
1nunt, which Inns been r.Iscd in tho Tentoburg
forest to Arin!niuH, or 3lornlanu, tue dc1iycsUr
Ut Northwestern Germany from tue lioman yoke.
1t waB iu the year al our era that this famous
chieftain beat fatus. tho Roman commander, iu
that fan4oa fo1cst and 30 cut up htB egiona that
tho Empotor Augastus, On aoariog, Of tho
patr, Hermann hlulsnlf llhd boon iu I}o.uan
service. togsthsr with 4fs fathes Flayius (so
called by the llonlnns OIL account OF his t'axcn
nslr), aid hts fatl'er.n:l.w, sesestes: both OF
man cauao, kept 10 tho lton,an aldo. There IL =
pathetic account in TacituB' Annas OF IN tutor
view betwoen Hermann ard fIasIuv. tic two
standing OH tho opposiso slosos Of the Wcsor,
GssS i IL IT, s''ss ssss y ss eeaa. sasss'
rlgllts-of. ita auo1ont frcodom, of its own
gols, aud ot tue prayers and entrost!cH
Of . moshcr, and Of frtonds aud reIations-to
10 vain. FlArias, allied With snger, asked for
hla horse and tts weapons from shoso s'ear him,
and was with difficulty rostralnsd from crossing
over for fratrsc!dal purpose. Hsgestes, too, 70
far forgot his fathsrlaud and tho AoIiest
own daughtor aud Itormana's wiio, into tho
hands Of tho 1o1nars. 1n captivity, when car.
ried To- Homo. sha gave birth 10 4 son,
ThumelIcus, who whA educated Ut nayonns,
:'st,4nse tats." Tle BOOK % IN Which a the ss lst.s
OF thts strange fste sso givcu 10 unfortunately
lost. Hermann, driven 10 fury by tho capture Of
biz vtfo, rouEed othar desnanio tribca to resist
auco aGalnst the ltomans, ami for years carried
Oh lilo wRr with chcqucred fortune. yot vas lever
yanqu!shed By his foreign foes. Alter the with
dra"al OF tho Romans, beng suspected By no.
bea, who wore hts relations OF almi.lg At person.
al domin!on, he VAS treacheroua1y asEasaluatcd.
VI him IAcitua eayd that, "lle who wAA beyonu
question tho drlavoror OF tler.rauy, Lai moi,
like othor cAtettains ind commanders, wArrel
aga!nss tho early beginnings Of tho ltou,. ::'eo-
ple but against tue ltoman Empire In tho height
Of ita power.
!" ue completed shirty.seyon years Of his lifo,
twelve Of hta power among tho bashssoug Nv
lions bis glory ts ss!i! auuH uaknouu ~ " to
tho srn&ls at thu drseks, who only admire
, 1875-05-22

a correspondent Of the London Pharn,acctsfc.
al Journal Btates that, having bad reatou tu
suepect tho pusisY OF naost Of tho commercial
lard oiforod for Halo. ho instituted sosaos Of
experiments, which lel to tho lctootion Of large
quantitiaa Of some farinseeous substance it IT.
as mich a. 2221l pounds Of this foreign matter,
nnd IN another lot, Weighing 43.4 ponude, hc
found 13ssl pounds of similar snhsssnce Tho
pefn,ctouH cffects which such adultctaton would
DO likely to Frodace Ia The employment Of these
larde for cofln!n pharmaceutical purposes, and
tho danger which might cnstla from their appli.
cation to machinery, nso obvious. In anothe,
onse, tho snalysls Of aomo american lard ahowod
that 1t contained from 10 to IA per cent Of wa.or,
2 to Q por cent pf alum, and about per cout Of
Quichllmo, the alnm, 1t IL presumed, being for
tho PURPOSE Of communicating TO tho lard tue
property Of facilitating Tie rssiug. and increas.
Ing tho whitonoes Of tho pastry. In which It Ia
so largely employed.
, 1875-05-22
LAKE HURON,

don. weftzs1 ia uots 10 tho Detroit Post sAyl tho
atortn Agual cannot be displayed 1t tho u.rbor Of
Refuge on Lake Huron. prertousl5 announced, for
tie Ecason that the ChIot Signal Olces Of tho Army
las decided that under neircumstancea authority
for auch dplay be Except At stations in charge
ot enlisted of tbs vcc who would be rcsrousi-
be for ths execution Of oser spd that no such proper
persons are how 4YaaGlo rho bark Janc CWoodr1d,
nhlch codel with tho rehr Mary Dlttla Att Wcines
day near Meafosd, IN Georgian Hty. arrived At Fort
Huron thc 10TH. The Woodruff. damages arc esti-
mated At 0t0.. .Ths barge Hercules which arrived
At Port Huron waterloggtl las. Wednesday, waa towed
70 81. Glsit wAere she tnioaded her deck.foad. The
Mercnics towed bAck tho ut1t day. and unIoalod
tue remainder 81 her lug Kate 8lotIat,
iutcad Of tho Williams should have the honor Of
cdiuR Tho barge Wolverine from thu Lcach.
, 1875-05-22

Tbs osvego can.l Wa opened Tuesday morning,
and few boats cleared for tide-water. Deputy 8u-
pc.intendcat DrRga Informs that tho caas IL tu
celcnt condition from this city 10 ssrsouas he lsvoa
full up to tho scaadard, and tbs banks solid An In.
taet. Tho boatmeu ahov particular anxiety to atas
although the Btate has granted them what they bcg-
Gei And crtod for Ill wtuieF, low tolls. The "Lig
toauEA sy sAw tn Arsduction ot tolls fails 10 tsrsll
out aa they expected and iuatcad Of being benefited
they aald they would be they Ind That frclgha oc
luwcf saan they hAyo IN msny yrarp, And tAAt ths
Gcnehs Will secruo TO tho nwucIa Of property trans
ported on tho canafa, krctghta opencd 1t t1.7p On
lnrhCr to Albany sna Troy, AID Bo 10 70 wheat to
Now iork: Al nudalo carriers offered TO contract
wheat 10 New York Al 70 lumbar 10 Albany 1t tJto.-
F.4sladtam.
ApND1,Ea.
Tho sMr Rcd Jacket haa gtac 10 Tho tcscue Of tho
ssns Flartpons, .aahote west Of tho Club loute on
M!idlo usss 1slaud, Lato Eras.. :. Tho sehr Grace
Murray los hes sncho5 IN tho strata. Considerable
damage Wa dons to The PIERS In Lake Superior by ito
"ies ahors "....Tha prop T.utsdell Of 0oodrieh4
Llnb+ bsoks heF main SHIFT on Port Wsshpxtou
on hss ~ Trip; The t.tt Jans Q, Woodruff
p.y ase eoth 70 Owned = " John Battle, Of Taofold md
van... The depth OF watos on Carrulltoa Lar, Hoy-
sfnnsht mtaautsncnt xss " feat Tho 11th. Tit
barge Guiding Bar, from Chicago, atsttad n Point
Ed*sMM ~ oa =: 1s,h iast WITH s2ooo bu.asls Of casa
, 1875-05-22

4 crowd Of Infatuated uptown bo's mot At
Troy, N. T., Tho other night to secretly organize
party to 70 to tho Black 11illa, kill tie lndian.
aud aeize ttotr fabulous gold mines. Tho Clair
man auGgcrted. In practical way, that, as at
leaat. ono Of the party won!d undoubtedly bo
killed hy the Indiana on Tho Way, It would 10
we'll 10 carry n,co colin, covered wilh blue VEL
vet, att with silver handles aud BcruwB with tho
rost Of tho luggage. Thfs throw cotdooes over
tho maetjng. II dldnt nccm to take very vol,
nu' n "ss .asing tno da.n o.Ge ncsy os.onsy
axledient TO go to the Black Hills. Tho boys
tilot, Organized debating society, md it was r-
solved to discuss at tue t,rst moeting tue 1ues-
tion "thas II Ia advisable to exterminate the lu-
dlnpR 1h our country"
, 1875-05-22
A FEW WORDS TO FEEBLE AND DELICATE
W0tfEh.

~ n. Y. PIERCE. II. D., Of Tho WoB1Ds Dis
rENsAar, Buffalo, N. Y.
Knowing thai you Ars hubteet 10 \ great
amount Of suffering. that delicaey on rout Part
has sttong tendency to prolonR, and ito longer
IL IL neglected tho more yon Lave 10 enduro
and The moro difficult Of cure your case becomes,
l. a. = physician, who Ia daily consulted bv
acoIca Of your te1, desire To Shy to you, that I
aus constantly meeting with those who have
been treated for their allments for montl,s With
out being benefited in tho least, until they have
bocone perfectly discouraged and hare alnost
insdo ur tlieis minds never 10 tAks another dose
Of medicine, nor b. tortured BY AnY further
treatment They had rather die aud have
their suneripgs cudcd tAsn TO live sal
suffer Is thoy hsvo. They say theJ arc
worn out By auncsng aud aro outy
tnldo worBo by treatment. or apytling
moro discoafaging. 10 cer.ainly cannot conceive,
and wetc tbsec no moro successful modo OF
tfcattnR such difficulties than that, the principles
Of which leach Tho reducing aud depicting ot
tho vital forces Of the systeo,, when tho indica-
tons dictate treatment directly The reverse Of
tho ono adopted for them. ta,eit cases would be
deplosab'e indeed. Du&, lady ufreress, there Ia
atcttef aud for moro succcssful plan Of treat
nent for you; one more In harmony NTH the
laws and requirements of your nystot1. 4 harsh,
Irritating, eaustc treatment and strong tncdi.
clues Will never euro you. II you would use "a.
tionAl means, such as common acneo nhould dc
into To orefy Intelligent lady, tsxo Auch med.-
cneb ~ embody tue very beat invleosatlng topica
and norVines, compounded with npocal ref.
ercuce to your jcl1cato systen. Such a
happy combination sou will Ind io py Favor