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an unb mad ben Gotten eeytbr .4S74 usriaHss bic
Yafd8ier.3ise Riamnss,
Rait-9nR-5Hr @orbenspiue, charlottesville,
StauntOn, Dbite Snlptur, 5intan unt allen anetrsn
8Eifa snaatiensn taeli6, tausseupmmen S~snnsuesJ UNI
3 20 Hbr y. 10, Dieter Bug fblteBt f9 tn @pTtcns.
nine an bis Grange, SC. ipeper, WdrrentrW, WdnaTes.
alsrantr'a. NalttnstDn d nh ben Nc:bcn. unt ut Itar-
~lritesrilt Tlr gshhbure, Srtfcl, SnprptIe. gEatt2nra-
SIS ntr, 3etmtttdas Aces otattpu
!i9 na66. @orsonsSiae. dSlth. mt Musnabme Sonr.
tags, an nsstfrn1de Der BUG VIM 8.30librRdan,. a6sebt
Steier 9u9 %psrbtnfst It'd tn i srSsn- pinr nit BEN Rd6t-
suEterO &n. VI. Gtfent. tir 9unhbura II. Dasbtnatpn.
e@prts.L Sur SuneiiOn, Gurt cnepins, 6tarlut-
tesptas, S%tduntsn, !Rcfben. Gopineftn gDtite GuIytur,
huntington nnb alien 8pif6snaatpren spifLsn pbtte
Su'sbur itaS SScanttnetSu tdelia, (ansaenrminsn Gam
tassl nm $50 .. M. Tisfsr Bug ~perbintet fb tn
mursensstae far ateranbria, Wafbtns.pn unS benz
Wrresrt uns taE Santinsfcn nit zen 1 ampfsrn 4pRrna
un6 5letrpper Fur cincinnati. rem @eten une 2 ltref.
aDepsn iusitfrsr y asfuntt r.nre man ia su gO. 500
var straBs, sa.are nae SrAaaae Srtet Obe. iprs&t
man tn Der OsSee her G'fenfGaft Srr
81. 81. NerrD,
@ereraf.S superintendent.
Cigar OIiet.
General 8as nno 9tfet Maen
, 1875-05-29

Sic Stei bauer. Gs 1T
Die Nadriht BON @aibin9ton bier ein=
setroffenL bob Die Stcinarbeiten in ben
Steinbrii9en, ben &pdetts se9eniber,
,pieber on9efan9en merben lolen.
, 1875-05-29
0inlab burg
gum
NDD { nj ut
auf bic tsnti&e iaulrtrie
NGer- unb @artenbau=

ottluNy
t5srsusstber: W. %. Goldman. Miluaria, Wisc.)
3eitf1rift lir
2anbmirtbl6oft, Uitb5a6l Obfbau.
Sinm,n. u. Sienln5ubt n: ben 8 mitienfrsis.
e,ihs,at lett rsm Sable 1870 rsseImabis an.
.cues i,psn Mcnots. Ger MbpnuemSntss
Istrast bet 8rrrussablura (ine ufiYe Yortpl
nur rs Gents per Sabr.
Sste Nummel entbatt . q nal, rtifeI iiber
tis iber bic perIdi ebe en- 3wsise her arIns
nnD Is artenipirthi6ait. Bolts unb Saus=
mirtbi@aitiG e @nf aBe. lpwie f%unliaen ae.
m.iAnuy id en- SsisipH nsbf Sludrationen.
Viii ter Dtisn bernummer nj, Elm Snba lts.
Ssrasi1niB res Sabr :anss ,ppie elm llmiuloa
g~slietsrt. Iieie '1t Observation-Disclosures Ssits
lhriit mir bsreits BON lsbr
bieIsn oeuii9ea S~anouirIben, Gartuer.
Yr.natleuten u. l.. Ill.,
in rem Ser. Z taatsn 9fleien unb fineet Lberal
e'ne frsu tlite Aufnabme, Yrpbe, uum,rn
wer Ell untutse tli& on irsenc cine 9le sie
perIanpt. Austanft ertbstl uub gsaslaasfa
belprgt
Snbn 8. Pein.
9sraussssfr Der p@iraiata Gtaats Wa,stts.s
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Ste'str Speferei, @ewdra Wein
utto giqupr- 9aeen.
DON
q, Spfttabeinner,
01o 1Sdn OH.
go. 1549 Wlain StraEe.

so srlante mir msinsn Treunsm unb Be-
Fannie, lcmie .em Ynb.ttum i'm 9aarmeinen
att3nasissn, cap i'd, pom 1hen San. b. 8. an,
stns @rcfsrie erGfne, babe unb nesen ben oe
mobhl gen arnsrifaniltsn G'rpce les, ale beut
lGe Waarsn, ale; &imburarr une
st.Sss8dfe bsutlIs 8rudte, Ips
m'e y , n, etnien. q il G etc, etc
Iuors Sue'eid made ih nui mein reibb.l l.
tt9ss S'esr non " bisfie @oanas.
esi'netrS aat ben calif.rr il6sn fir meciainild {
5nsdf. pelbsr 5Sabrr 1t lit, nufmerflam.
5ne.m tb Tir BIC D'ite Der Waaren unp
Die blltsfsn greile sarantt1e, t.tiet an oiti.
gen 3uipra9
.. 8Ottiabsimer,
Nr. 8 late Ctr Bs.
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a.6monS ffuer AIarm-C slssrapb.

u m : * q Il c n.
SO. 2 Grfs gpli,si Citation.
Ne. 3 3me'te gOlissi @tatiun.
w. a Tritts pof8si e tation.
NO. 5 @prigenbaus. 3te Stra6e. nab.
8rcab.
MO. 8 ~5rOf anb 1nten Soufs" ersaO
SfaBe, atpiidm bsr 9ten une Totem.
Str. 7 Sprissubaus, 1Stsp Gsts., nab
83anflin.
Np. 1-2 Epdette.
No. 1-3 Ode Der 12t n unb ctr.
Nc. IA Ode tn 10'ea unh @Yrb N.
No. rs Gds Der 1ltn nnb @ars CIR.
No. 10 Gfe Der yine anb aRain Ctr.
Nr. II Gde S'r 3ten uno Iupal ctr.
Mo. ri Gfe Der 25lten unb 8roab 9 irt
Nr. 2-3 Gds Der 17tsn NIB Marlbaa STR.
N0. PA gds Der 17tsn unp Malbinatsn
Ctr.
No. rs MftrcsuIitan Giisn @nfs, 1t
Ctr.
NO. 20 Gdf her 5tsu unb Main CIR.
No. 81 Ode Der 14ten unb Main ctr.
SO 80 Gde Der 22lsn yle aRain ctr
SO. ga Gds ter 13ten une Gary gtr.
No 3-5 e tdb.ildss @rmenbans.
Mo. 3-6 8reessar Gisns@erfe.
%O. Al lOtsn Strabe, saiieea Main ups
Gary.
NO. AZ Srpac gtrabs : de Sail Mas.
Ws. 4-3 Ode 9 ring unb yine CIR.
no. 40 eds ct. ) mes unb Tusal ctr.
, 1875-05-29

9ente als ON Decorations Sage pire
bos Yoibaus unb 3onbaus sei4lOhen
icin.
Sic 8rieftrdscr tpcrben hire 9epDbn=
li@e Gunben Ntorsens uno NaGmitass
MAIDEN.
, 1875-05-29
Ridmanb mo panpiue Ciffnbabn.
Observation-Disclosures SfRcs2
&i6mpne, 3d.. Is. Wars 1875. 5
8srGnneruno hpr 9eittnfeT.

Bug SO. 1. Gtariptrt Grpres, IN q pdr.s. Ger.
ldst RthmpHo nm sos Q. ID ; psrlast gurtssile un
o:25 g5rm !; p.,ldst 6unses I'm 1855 81 M.; rtrlGst
6ansias UNI 81. ~; perldst Greensboro mn 8: 4
". =; ne laBt atsbura um GAS U. NR.; trifi In
Nir'Ftne Sum fier UNI $50 gta9tS elm: trifI IN Char.
lctte am o. IS Staht ein
3us 3p.2 Q. Irp Orlsans 1nb Weip gprf G-pres
3us Shw rte gsrtdet G~barlstteS 8. IS Mc1s'; perldbt
UNI ft:sS ". M prla t Greensboro am 2 10 q d.;
perlatt Dnnrtle UNI 4.48 ". NR.; te- ii6t unpee nm
4:57 u. W.; veridst Yurfeptle UNI 9:t7 abenbe; trtft
thottd mpnb eva ra 11.49 Us nps. D;,fe. l6life lid
ben 3r8en her 2tlnnta nnp Rih mpnp Ntr qinie Nabn
mad Ren Srleaas. Mcbile, @ortepmerp, @tlanta unb
aneeren l%lhl'ds.i, uni fibru Hidden 9anften an.
pug RVS. 9ur6 ppt3u 92efrmtrs Wer-
laBf NidMnpnb mn .38 Mittass p rl3Bt Yurtepiae nm
AL gtu@r perla I Dnhree Y. 9:25 Nthte; Re, Ia Ct
atora ; usrlaBt . lrstn . u@ 3:s VI al; perlast
@t~.Gtn, Snnctis / nm 7:05 9 81 ; tr,ff IN Gba,Iptts
etn7alO Dteler 9ne feht btt@bariptie nit 3iee m eerats
lania unb 6tdmpnb N'r'9ine gabn une Gbarlette 60
lulntid I xe atIanta TR gdbn mad atlanta Wpntsp.
pan1ab, Macrn an0 alien fiji t6en nns ~iunpeflil en-
9unften IN Q'efbtnnu' A
u3ue MA Durb gla Bug. Sfpdrts gerldft
Gb rlptte am 9:23 abenhs. pe,iast @ir:. ne Spnttti n
m $3.50 ab.rb; . rl"Bt S%aliseurp I'M 1879 &b,nss;
re, lagt Greensboro nm $50 Dior ; p%erlaBt1ansius UNI
~ Wtr. rerld Odn ee um s 80 y %. perldBt BUR
testae Nm II. 81 Wprs ems, triFt / Ridmpnb elm UNI
2.22 Witta8e. Atefer qua felt BEL Surfesiae nit 3l.
gen fsr U. W uue O.. &8. eabn pm 2pn 9bure unp
antfren inoit6en u unTt,n IN Ve: ~bineu6a.
3ue 3c 5. Ppndburs YaFaaie,,us psrlsst Std.
nipno I'm 700 Wpr5sns yetlGBt BUR epile um 40
@,ttass tr,ft in epnhours UNI 30 Mlttaas.
,.3u9 3d. 8. Surtepile MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
iaBt SnItestas I'm 43 Ntpreens, tr,Nt In Nidmnne
elm UNI g.. > Mrrsens.
D~r4.aidsis inb mad allen iitliten uns faewsas
!t6sn punsIea 81 babsu une Gesar p4rdaeGedt.
&. " &. IaIsrtt.
1apr ftpr Sing neur uno Supertntent ent.
, 1875-05-29

G9ifffobrt. 9ieSarfe BRO
seteira," Capt. S. So6ens, 1T iuieoer
BON Neip 0orf bier ansefommen, i'm
Wtebt nod Hio De Saneiro gu nebmcn
, 1875-05-29

8eim lsbten preisldieBen Der @9at=
6erSelsaI4 DAFT weldes an 9OnNrltas
, 1875-05-29
Wtlbdfts-eA laf he.
GAM tLOES

snsrttanii6en alice (ggapae) e trirt, it Gin Offices
Aieines eisbiinssoetr0nfe Der q irchner Sss gtbirs
ses BON QeuI, gierito uno fielidem Salifornia,
no Die Tfanie mdd,f uno oeSeiht. Sie bcrtieen
derite refcnmenSiren 6aielbe beif6nSis ais Gin
>stimulant uno Siuretie in alien Srants
tciten, ireld)e folde Niittel erktiidcn, elmer Der
ei9entbtimer ~nerielber, r1breno elmer Gunorsife
tutd Uferito uno &ali'cruia rer einiyen Sabren
frbielt BON cincm fpaniibcn Slater untsr Dem eiss
hl Der @erfdirie9enbeit bas Sriainal=Gejept Der
bubereitine. Die @l1enthiirter eeiTelbcl oicdren
rs Dem aleeineinen Qu6lit,ln in Der Soifmna, bal
kin anertannter @ertb on De-. &tffe ees fiIcn
Oceans, eurd Gsbraud) an Der atlantiiben ST(fe
3eft:ieert ireree, Ga fe i~bsr3euat fine, pas eiefss
peilnitttI ais Gin MSrbltbater Der Nienfbbeit oui-
irltt Geine tnFehlbarcn gioen'd,aften erireiftn
fb e,s-.l nSranel, Gcllt, 6rcniiDer Thcun0tisnlds,
httpiente MaitrIudt, Slahlenh Solid, Sb{irut=
honen Der 2Iaie, Der gieren uno trinore Sraane;
eeoen Tpspepfa uno aIoe,neiae G d,pabs uno In
6aaen, no Die ee6snstr0fte int e inten ~peerren,
i'll fsin Gebrald unS Srfols Selslben mah-"at
u~firatlles uno uniibsrtroTen.
Die @critansr balten IS fir Elm ~cbfptut's ives
tiff=5'imittsl Yon Seurbutit.
@ebraudbss @ntp.ifmns.
als Elm 9iuretit sinen gelSFel pcf In e,t..s
Geinelaie pog Sudsrpafer breimal bes 1aes, DOT
Aer @iablHi ais elm @timulant, BON einem
Salben bis ~ einem eanVn sSeinslafe Yol nit elm
sreni9 mafer 70 oft ais nctbie.-
g%raininire cen Giessl alf bcm Gtpptn fc,aF0(s
Dig uno ~iiberjsuss Sid, sa6 baTelbe pprbsr nifa
eebrcdtn.
9soae' l,reis miro pen oen eiesnfbdmern fir Ss
ksrtn 8 .afbsn uno siisn bsbabIt. wsnn oisfslbse
Sirldesbrabt psrosn%
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Ill., mpnb 9nlurance \
Sanfin9 Gpmpanp.
Dieie @eieaidait bat lire ncue Office
Q&s Orr Slain uuo Is. Sit.

.bcio9en.
Ganfseiddfte uno 6eueruer iidernneen
,peroen aufs Bcite beiorat. ollie Ser
lilltc peroen prompt beSablt.
IS miro ieoem &unoen bic n6tbiee ST.
leidtcruns in @riddftcn 9erudbrt.
Sobn Y. 0apls y dli ent,
Sobu s. s. 4sottS, = efletdr,
Wlann g. Quarles. Gallirer.
mr. 0 int
, 1875-05-29

Seine @eielidoft bi tct a,66ere Gor-
tbelle Oenen an. iueld)c ibr 2eben per}i-
hern, alS bieie.
Disie'bs bat @eneraI Wesntsn IN Is stan.
ten tss { nces ukb it bic ~elraiafts lasltebe
@cmpagn's, pelte I'M Steate Stem 90 {,
Sbio unc penriy santa autrt,iitt TT, pOl,,sa
Iir 2etensperiiGtrunaen aus3ueeteu. ueter
, 1875-05-29
Richardson & Co.,
6ausmatler unb Autticnare,
Ills Main StraBe.
Cine beutlhe Nieberlahuns.

Wtr b,beu Elm l6Snss 2 !Id 9anp an Der
pete,sburser 9bauIs, uneefabr cine Mtis
pon W n9.feri tIetrsn ya 3elen pOn 5 his
III @deI arsettei t. mslte inter b llieen ys.
r,nsunsen Su pe;taufrn fnp Mnb co wu ben
@lfo q Der "a iiHen as yS,ud Ja,ma" fer.
nsn, 70 molten nj. SerIuGsa, bnen line peut.
,te Aisre'l huas sn 9 iiuben une perpsn ~.
men rose Spltbetls antistin, um ibr Welp in
pteien u urbEilden onau'esee unp chen bic
WsrliberGns, b.b feins rslle ben an Yerlpnen
~pe.taufi ws,ben Nib, wrs gen ftwas eirse-
wanpt wtrpsa fanu. Die { ten Aauf.r MR.
ben bic brlte &uewabl uuo ere s,pBe Nebu,
siIuus Der Yrsile buten. sir ule Ge faufe
pei1e bs,9 le pema9t pereen erbaitea le
clue Gpmm'ItUn. MA3aufr sea ta
&t9arDon& 6 o.,
Gruno . @lsentbum @9cnten,
mi mint SO. 11l3 Dtaia e trabs.
, 1875-05-29
pie6mpnt Il Arltnetpn
gebrns DerfdfrunOs- Wffa(hofl
bon Ridmunb, ga.

Tieie @eislFdaft BAT fiir3'i9 ibr neu.s,
eIeg,rtes bequemes 0eDGuce, Ode Der Waln
anb 9te Ctr, ts3osen-
, 1875-05-29
&cfer unb @alile.

Glcaontc SdulidJube fir Wd6Aen
uno &naben.
6cine Sotbsleberne gticfe'n uuo 9hu
he iiir 6errsn Snuben nno Sinqlinae.
Sttefel gum &n0pfcn nno nit Gpieen
fir Oamen w.d den unb &inber.
Softer, }>aliic unO Sdadteln gu her.
unterqeictten 8reilen.
@umnri nebritube bon ancn Sortsr
;u iebr hillisen Yrellcn.
SeitclIte ArbeIt wiro gut ocrfertiat
anb oaS Eolicn eorrantirt 9usbe6c=
unaen wcroen anfs ! eite uno Tiinflld)~
lte heiorqt Ser Sobn y. ) DID IL
,uiro es iebr frcucn lcinen dlteren &unbcn
mas. beltcnte grbct fstr fit. beoieuen 5u
biirfen. Serman Goidlen & Z ruoer,
No. Jt9 III b 5li broad Str. SIC,
, 1875-05-29
~ 0 0. 0 0 O

NJ ben IN Sen lsBtea 8 Sabre an @ittmen
unb Wailea Don pieier @tleLl9sft aussssabit.
, 1875-05-29
Sa9rrs Ginfnmmen iiber 81, 10000

%. 6. g arlington, Yrdi, 8. 6, Gtparts. giespraf..
a. S'9a'''s Srsf e. 4, p. en 81 8 j PIP 'Sa ,rs' af''Ss'F'
, 1875-05-29

Der @rfpis biefer Spmplsrie III in Der Sc
i6idte fer 2etensprTherunsS 0sleuiAaftsn
mod ME basewsen, wte ~fplsenbe Site ,brss
Grfo'ess er aablt:
gpliSrn fparen aasseasbea am %. @ars 1867 Cine
l.. Desbr. S7t 1880
y 1. Saiuar 1879 %. 900
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
The Noble Girls Of Nevada.

From the Noun ain Messenger.
1t is not often at the present day that we
find yonng ladies soiling their very pretty
hands with manual labor. their energies
being more often exer. ed solely in securing
the proper tension of a pin back" or the
proper adjustment of their back hair
Notable exceptions to the general rule are
the Misses Purdy Of Long Valley. Besides
being posted In all that pertains to elegance
in dress, they can and do often harness. and
drive horses Of their own breaking, and in
case OF emergencies, mount the reaper and
draw as steady a line over pair Of colts
as the best among the so-called lords Of
creation. This year they are in the potato
business on small scale. Last Spring they
procured five pounds Of pot, toes Of choice
varieties to wit: Snow Flake, one pound
Eureka, one pound !; Brownwelps Beauty,
three pounds. They planted this seed,
hoed it themselves, and dug 5l7 pounds of
splendid potatoes as the result. One ponad
Of Snow Flake, yielded eightv-two pounds;
one pound Of Eureka, yielded l59! pounds;
three pounds of Brownwells Beauty, yield
ed 276 pounds. One hundred pounds Of
each Of the latter varieties have been
placed npon exhibition at the Nevada State
Fair. Eight potatoes of one variety weigh
ten pounds, and ten of the other weigh
thirteen pounds.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
Feats Of Pedestrlauism.

One Of the most remarkable pedestrian
feats on record, says the Pal MaA Gazette,
is alleged TO have been performed by To-
cal authority in Scotland, and was alluded
to at recent meeting Of the Pittenween
Town Council. A motion was made by
Councillor Brown that Bailie Watson be
severely eentured for his unmanly and un.
sentlenanly conduct during the year." and
in moving this resolution, Councillor
Brown stated that "he had heard the bailee
had said he once chased Hot.entot six
miles for six pence" The motion net
being seconded, it fell to the ground, and
the Provost would not allow Railie Wat.
son to reply to Councillor Browns obser-
vadsos, The world will probably nsve,
knew the details Of the surprising act Of
agility with which he was credited. Be.
yond the fact Of his having once chased q
Hsttents' ak miles for = six pense, No ssri.
Gus charge seem, to have been brouxh,
against hin, and the Lailee therefore; can.
out .! tho discussion with flying oolors.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
lscrniclOus Journalism.
From tie Boston Plot.

From fhe Boston litOt f
Taerc is no excuse for those who read
papers that publish these sensational r.
ports. In every city there are decent
journals, which may he brought into the
home without danger to children. Parents
are guilty Of crying sin who allow their
boys and girls to read horrible things that
should forever he kept out Of sight and
knowledge. In respectable papers that
are ably conducted viii be found every
interesting piece Of VS. and all the COM
mercial Information tha, may be needed.
By refusing to buy the papers that publish
vicious reports, tn. evil may be cured.
Demand creates supply. One man can
do little; but let every one who has child
ren or who cares for the good of society,
act for himself. By arming women and
girls with pistols, they may be able to save
themselves at times; but this sell-defence
is not cure of the evil. Men will con-
linue 10 be stronger than women. The
remedy is moral, not physical. We must
get back our respect for women, by cult
waiting manly virtues, and the man who
would do this should put his foot upon
every petty and great story Of vice that
comes In his way, and express his con-
tempt for the teller, whether it be man
or a newspaper.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
Trouble for the Reyiyalists,
From the London Pail Mall Gazette.

From the London Pail Mall Gazette.
The system Of Enquiry rooms" intro
duced by Messrs. Moody and sankey doe
not appear to be altogether a success, anc
at a conference of ministers held at Liver
pool last week, with reference l.. the con.
tinuance Of the revival movement, the
ABUSES Of the inquiry ROOM formed the
subject Of discussion. Yoans persons, it
seems, have found means fenrolling them.
selves among he workers, some of them
gaining admission to the room on the pre-.
tense of being ''inquirers," and have been
seen talking unscriptural rubbish to per.
sous old enous h to he their grandfa,hers
and grandmothers." A great many young
men and young women, moreover, it is
stated, use the inquiry room for the pur-
pose Of carrying on airtations, and it was
urged that too much caution could not be
exercised in selecting the per.ons upon
whom the responsib lity rested Of CONVEX
sing with those who desire spiritual coun.
'el. There can be no doubt that the rres-
ence Of these wolves in sleeps clothing
ought not to be tolerated in an. we'll regu-
lated inquiry room, but it is to be feared
there will bo much difficulty in detecting
them. Perhaps the best plao would be to
establish preliminary penancs of sufi.
cisntly disagreeable nature; such as having
the head shayed; as test Of sincerity.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
HUMORs OF THE PRESS.

Advice to Autumn poets-take your
leaves and 60.
Mr.. Hen is nominated for Office out in
Nevada.
Not bad name for q State Treasurer,
that Of the Prophibitionists' candidate in
Pennsylvauia-Elijah +. Pennypacker.
No doubt lie would look after the pennies
carefully, if he were elected, but might he
not let the pounds take care Of them
selves? ..,
Florida papers report an almost tot |
failure Of the sponge crop, while northern
free lunch saloon clerks say tn ire are more
sponges around this fall than they ever SAW
before.
Pm two years older than YOU" said a
little eight-year-old girl to New Bedford
boy the other day. "Well, 1 don't care"
was the reply, "Pm going to wear trowsers
soon, and that you'll never d."
Mrs. Grant, Of Louisville, cleaned her
gloves with benzine, then putting them on,
in order to dry them, held her hands be-
fore the fire. Ignition, inflammation, blister
ing to the elbow, and the doctor followed.
The editor of the Columbia (Tenn.)
Herald has received gift of an immense
rattlesnake, which he keeps domesticated
in his sanctum. It is better than 4 reyolv-
er.
A valuable hen, the property of Mr..
Hodgdon, of Boothbay, Me-, lately died of
shawl-pin-in-the-sizzard," as was made
manifest by post-mortem conducted by
DR.. Cook.
A boy in New Orleans, arraigned for
stealing apples, pleaded that his father was
raralytc and his mother lunatic, while
he was hungry and had no "tic" at all
Overruled.
The New York papers tell about a
drawback on sugar." That's nothing.
There has been fearful pull back on
'lasses all summer.
The fashionable drink in Frisco is the
resumption cocktail.
Observation-Disclosures around
her-ah don't mention il
DR.. Mary Walker says II trow.' That's
because she wears trow -sers.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
The Bumping.Race 1t Princeton
T COplpge.

Princeton College has introduced into
this country the "bnmping-race," 60 COM
mon in England on the Isis and the Cam,
the streams of Oxford and Cambridge
I Universities, which are too narrow to allow
Of boat racing, as plactised in this coun-
try. AT Princeton the students row on the
Raritan Canal, which is only aboat 100
wards wide. William Allen Butler, the
President of the College Boat Club, pro-
posed that the English plan should be
adopted. The boats are ranged in line
according to the seniority of class, with an
interval of 70 feet between the bow of each
boat and the stern of the one preceding,the
finishing posts being placed at correspond
ing distances, giving each boat course Of
II miles. All start together, the object
being to make e "bump," that is, to have
the nose of the rear boat overlap the stern
of the boat ahead, when both boats with
draw from that race, but in the next ex-
change positions. As there are as many
races as there are boats it is thus possible for
the last boat to gain the first position. As
heavy boats are used in England instead Of
shells, the humping is there done literally
by one boat running into its leader.
The rsces were to have begun yesterday,
but on Saturday the shell Of the Scientine
crew was run into by canal-boat and bad
ly damaged, so that the crew have with
drawn. The contest will be therefore be-
tween the crews of six each from the Sc
nior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman
Glasses, that of 1877 being the same which
won the Freshman race Saratoga in 1874
The first race will be rowed at noon to-day
with one every day this week, and the boat
holding the first position at the close of the
race on Saturday will receive the prize-a
silver cup-to be held by them until the
next annual regatta.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
FNANCJAL.
NILMING TOM H..

WLA1NG TON. Octoho, A.
The Wall street market TO-DAY 10.
fairly active with an unsettled annsa. Ve
There seems an evident disposition a',A' 10 u
prices down for the present. The W NJ. Keep
opened h to n lower, and with the '' as'
'lon OF Pacific Mail has shown b,, .' u.l
strength. Western Union fell from ze,1 D''le
75H; Lake Shore fiom 6s15 TO co., VS., Va .
West common, 37's to s6z6, and Fri. 'e''' "
1873 to IN, while Pacific Mail ,d, AVN
from 4o7s to Az, rcactiny however to1%'' a%sa
An extensive operator is manipu),t;nn "a !"
latter stock for what purpose is m.+s u'
conjecture only, but the signs mould no;.. ..
higher prices. The market closed ~a, w
The Philadelphia market has been e,a.' ~sas
sively dali, without any change Of n.'s' .'S
Gold has been strong, advancing from nN'' ,,s
to 1165s. but afterward falling to ,,o"
Governments steadier and in good demssa, 'a
GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS,
Reported by Craige, johnson & Co b.,
ers and Brokers, 9Th and MarErt S.s DsnS'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29

Old Winston was negro preacher in
Virginia, and his ideas Of theology and
human nature were often ury original. A
gentleman thus aocosted the old gentleman
enc Sunday: "Winston, understand you
believe every woman has seven devils.
How can you prove itT' "Well, sab, did
You never read in dc Bible how seven deb
bles were cast outer Mary Nagalin p
"Oh, yes! I've read that" "Did you eb-
Der hear Of 'em bein' cast out Of any odder
woman, sab p mo I never did," "Wsu,
d0, al de oddsss s& en- yeA"
Prot. james Law, Of Cornell University,
has applied for the skeletoa Of American
Girl, to be placed in the Univeruity mo-
scum as that Of the TYPICAL s.etting ho,ye.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-29
Daniel Webster's Erie nd.

lie wasn't such an old man, but his face
was very sad, his hair was long, and he
was bent over. He entered store on JEFF
ferson avenue Saturday, and after warm.
ing his hands at the stove he inquired Of
the proprietor:
"Will you give me little advice ~
II guess so; what is it ~ was the cheer.
full reply.
The stranger backed up to the stove,
wiped his nose on his haud, and after a
moment continued:
"1f you wanted to die would you jump
into the river or take pizea?''
"Well, don't know about that. l guess
I'd rather live on than do either one. Why,
do you feel like dying?"
81 do, mister!"' said the man in deep
toned voice. "Yes, I've staid around long
enough"
whats the matter-why do you want
to die" questioned the merchant.
whats there to live for?' demanded
the sad man. 'There hain't no such times
as there used to be-no such men as there
once was"
swell, the times are little hard, but
there's lots of good men lett, guess"
"Purty good, maybe, said the old man
as he felt Of the stove pipe, "but I can't
'sociate with 'em! After man has
knocked around with Daniel Webster and
Henry Clay he can't come down on level
with these every day plugs and feel good"
ibid you associate with those menu
"Did l? I've shaken hands with Clay,
Calhoun and Patrick Henry more times
than you've got hairs on your head"
"You have. ehT'
"And I know Gineral Lafayette and all
those fellers, and now to have to come
down Cn a par with those no-account, is
killing me by inches. l don't care If l
died tonight"
Il guess you could get along if you tried
hard," said the sarcastic merchant.
"You're brazsn imagew exclaimed the
old man, splitting on the stove with great
vigor. I am as far above such sunaower
men as you are "a the eagle ia above the
ehipmmk." 80.
"You get out Of herse' said the ner.
chant. You're an ignorant old druokard., :,
II an, ehr' shouted the old man, and he
he backed the merchant over box Of palm
leaf fans. The clerks hauled him of and
threw him ont doors, and as police took
him the old man said:
"pm ready to die! Danl. Webster il n,
there with the angels, and hear him cali.
ing me TO Ct out o this one .horss crowd
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