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, 1875-04-08
TROOPS CALLED OUT.

'SrttfT Hi""sfI sp Fl. f.ita =, Tribune.
"iLgEsnARRE, rn., Alr ;-fhe outlu * ii dee'axa.
!r g|oatay fos tea:cful settlement Of the ts,xf
sroullca III Ae t7zletna region, aud collision 10
twerh tho nlalrun,yt miners au tho military Heetns
iI,mtuens. Sheriff sNk4n.l1l brug advised by tts
deputy at tue R:vHo Of disturbances that the
rossa co1anltatus and tho forces Of special
policemen Werr insufficient to project life and propcr.
-, and haslng becn Invested With power by Gor
f1ssranft, issued ordera sod:y calling ont tho enrs
Thir' Division Of the National Guard. MaJ..tiru.
oshorns Immediately instructed tho officers
al hH stat to get tho troops In
raattlaeas with all possible dispatch.
Two special trains left for Ha.!e.ou thts aftcruocu
with troops anil hattesy Of four pcces uF ortu.ucc
In command Of GrI. oshart1c. This force with the
tsooFs that will arrro fran Philadelphia, will un-
dDubtediy be Aut}cdrnt Ia n:aiutatu or.tf a,aonp
The tutlhsit claspca. Maj. Espey, aide-lc-eamp u
Gen. osoFuc, informs me tonight that several com-
paniea will arEiSs hers Tomorrow from Scrautou Der-
wick. sus1uehanua, ani other rlacts, en- souto 70.
H1zlctou.
e; $, ,s' 1;,,if:. A, r's 1rT,.. ,r
came ba'f.l thai it ws afelets 10 IT, sny uussr to
lr'scr,e 'rdtr III tho coal regions Ly jss~e
borne ii cure .rtitred Tie Sn!ii. M:.ttneut
OF Infait:y ana Wyoming artillery IF thta ely will
Gst.efy nt 1 f9nr M gn1 + to nroessd to Aa.!sto, Tho
,.i.. iit..tsrox: ~. Ami! 7.-Two renstaont: ot
a"a M 1as .y .,'ssy ass. ay fFs 4 sfs;ss IT,
special rolcc who arrived Lust night lift early
tl.is mnrlinE for Philadelphia from intimidation. 1s
sieadll Tly ut fe men tn stepping The pttinpa may
ba reality understood when the iac. Ii stated thai, II
so..llrumise ahoaa bo Immediately effected, u will
taEt from four to i've mouths to pump thetS inuos
natu i,l!n,
lMitA1Ehru,4. a.. April 1.-THE wires boinR occu.
Te ~!tl o,tial hhInra*, news has been received
from lta.leos. II IN :!uught that trnb0 hAs grown
out Of tue cs.i1ci. ms.sinx held there last night
, 1875-04-08
GERMANY.


TNR CUHHL8FUSUESCk WITH HE{1tIU0.
i0Npof. Aprl 7.-Ths faria correspondent Of The
7t" slates That 19tlssa haa srat uotea 10 tho oher
European powers OH the subject Of Tie correspondence
viii, belgium, and declared stlat she ~ou await the
Result Of lie uIche~u0 Investigation. Tha cofTe-
spoudcnIs information IL probably ncou,ilrs, tho
tFtsality 1t tbs Gt4snan complaints do Int Beena tn
jatlfy thu subsequent significant expressions, The
Rtant~t feature of lYussIaa nues th.t the roul-
rlaint4 directed asanat begt4ns grora!ly wtoss
Attl!uaais considered hostile toward Germany.
AN tMPERtAL Tnlr ANASDnNED,
nEatIx. April lily atsico Of his t,yaiciana ths
EMhssor ~llIas A.s alandune. blu rrol"...l journey
70 Italy to vtstt King ftcs": En,anusl. The Grown
Prince and Crown Es!ueaAa will go tuztsal.
, 1875-04-08
PATENTS.
DECISION II THE DCpLEx'TELE0nArHISdC CASE,


Spesai Dtspa:eh to 7ae CAfel7o 1t,lanr.
WARRINGTON, April 7.-Tke text Of the drcislou Of
the Commissioner Of Patents In the very important
c'sc Of the valuable patent In duplex te!egrarhue has
Just been published. This dec.sinn eatab4hes preee-
dcu AZ 10 tic question OF title heers the Patent o,ce
The following IL synopsis Of a lcading polnt4 Of the
decision:
In determining to whom patent shall isEuc, where
asai8nfnenis have befA made. tac Commissioner Of
Patenta n.st DO eorcrcd by the record. 1le c1nnot
regard nero cqstaLls csina, hut mus. issue the ,s,
cut to the rcF*un o. rcrons having the legal ti.l the
requirements ct thc o9loa hAsiuA been ctnl lied with
An instrument purlortlug IL cunrcy iuyeutoua NOT
contract.
An applicant Is catorpi from contradicins his dee,
OF assignment, but m ca"rrrl by decd aises aouc
upon recital of particular fact.
1t would seein that wrrt in enforcing Epcc!o rer-
tetmater ofa contract 10 ssHgu iners>in future
Invention, equity may aftAr the invention has iEen
perfected aud patented carve nut All undivided In
ters.t IN she efasent. valid assignment third party
Wy altesw4ra take ee1t Upon Tic inserest raln4ln!ug
IN tie ratcutee.
, 1875-04-08
FIRES.


~ LAFAYETTE.
8ptefal bf.'ath ~ TAs CAieayo 7tiAsns,
LAFAytTTE, Ind, ApriI lat uoou to-day ire VII
discovered tn burn Of the C!utnnatt Mouse, on
Ao'nis strees. belonging to ss, 1.og, and sprs4 to
the adjoining barns Of II. 4. Howell aud Eli Wolfe,
and s!xo damaging considerably lhs residence
Of Ar. NoAeeno. Tue barus wcrs culnplately
destroyed. Losx On ali about $l.0tO; ng
tnauEtnrc. It 10 supposed negro named CHARLEY
RoYtx vet the fs to Kot FsyaGu for ssslst3Aca ths
asshbors rendered has wifi Hhtn BE- va bsatns hca
numerically few days us. liz tFRcke< 10 tha
Junction. whcEu he " kaiI tu tatsA train In.
dlsuApolis. Steps have k4en taken fur kla arrest,
, 1875-04-08

the subject basvesn IN which you cspsesacd ,onr
..to IL M s We We
pAcy. Theirs 20 m'icl, camoF on Tho part IT the
jnnlia ~ manifested In tI'e prssa: 80 m'ieh inquiry
muda urou Jou by your fons. thai tho pressure waa
arItIns i, i nn*naufsb,s, md iLsn yaiaedv.od !
II. tho sentiment that whefo ttlers II
d much r. :moko :: 70 ths5s mn,t be sons trc
= E;,'i !, t;. H. H. NV
there win .o,ne ground for Mira: woodhlla pIh,ica,
Hans not the ground which shc states, lut that ground
xssr % % s "rs ~se pr g. ms~eo h' S
;sss'' !; + .,s;s %Sa'. ss ,st s.ns Ass! !
se ns ssneas uts1.ac.. ss e; .,kns snPGSss y
on, "wn s ,,aes 10 thst seet t"t .het. Va. III.
cut from tis lslpariito covonant liz soeton Which
tna; tpt to ns~.gsp.r I! w .s,siy hs pal!ta
my ". know what 1t IA; ttln colIe:t'on Of sotes
H. f.: 4on G ' avss w b. possn nsftass ass
md etoses Il BY sp'Gkns q ySu as NV
l.s rHgesased thu. device In tle middle Of tho winter
Nnw air, dit anything Of that kind occur OIL yonr
sr n tho sgssss''n. os tnpositaon or .tstc1ntnt
thought, Or suaacstton not Gus. II i. sS.oIatey
a'ctoh m FAR ~ NH concerned. l 1ear nome part.
I'll fl1EEatEu wan ADs mai that OF
L "a .car.! Erulo-ug tho re,,unclatiuu Vi Stra.
woolhnl! ty TIlson was saulc,l wi.lscaS.]
Tii.ToSs cAnL HESousclNa woopttULL.
Mr.. Evarls-I fal! your attention t. IT, anil then
will ask You question. po you resnotnuet about that
nh com lug ur7 A.--fts, nit.
Q1:A.a rtorosiss'n q! con'Iaoraton At .os ono Of
tho cards.
o.-wero .lese rarton. carda7 A.-Yes, mir; that Is
81 seems to 'ne. triton viii nerer ses qait oi
pps a et s e,aa sas o i e s aai i 5ss sss
and iu their doctrines, md my ties Of deivesnnce
!. III eslstoa. aud .aas'y act 10 cut .'nsef looae
AZ yuu ,ncap" aciasrhei Two sr troo sorrs@ssnta.
ivy toras--tnd Gno that thought vi. pretty good,
Q.--t. thai yolir sketch or not thaul!na parer}s
Al can't Fay. made thres or four !lttlu begin
hisgss ard they wcso unaasiafying, and finally fell
form OF ktsscmeut that lksd totter, anl that
was psol,oactl and declined.
papot TO witlcs>. That viii Auow you rl.essor il Il
lira: nsto.np-hs lrst idea when Il occurred to 1nc.
Q.-Mell, that Is your handwriting A-Yea, aIr.
think that wrotu it In blank bool, and toro out tho
leaf and went to snulton with IT, ad that Karo 1iss ~
Sss III. II ;sss "aisnaa sa su ~ H.
tiltlslaaH hoe we'll and lntlch VI who has sco
cs sSrs1 thotsny anpts M s's M never ak.
.Ieas4 by riton; ! suppose7 A-Yc., H.
- IN objection 10 ia being published by him. say TO
yon that you tnes. NJ: nos ~ Mnslardsl euhustaaa
o IT, & M St snd h, la a lpF
B.ochcr from the rsauls ot asary which she originally
threatened ;-was that sa!d to you7 A.;-Sa sir: II
.Q.-Anytblng Of Tho ka'l? A..-Nothtng OF tho
iin.. Ihts VII not designed, you kuow, to bo cArd
o-Tei', il spssis for i.sc,f. tlat c.rd ocy. Now,
aiteF t1o ia'0cation Fl tho Wooiauli s:snl.. taat
ii tiko.,N
, 1875-04-08

COLD WATER.
Tps.iIi Hst4.itA IN Tht thftt1cn 9rfiuns,
Slnrx CITY, Al sil 7.-lt s said liz story tc'eeraplsl
from ~ rinRilcd nnd Yaukton In regard tu Owens
bFeheEs having Iccu ~ tic Black Ila anI returned
IL fabrication, and gotten III, In tito Interest uf those
tow1ts 10 nhuenre immigration. This siobsaria Pto-
HeT notices The Owens In persouas ths day tefoss
they arrived In Springfield, AMI they Then slated tiny
had only bceu 10 tlum Crcsk trapping, souo Of thu
gold claimed to have been brought from thu Hack
iitls wa1 exhibited here by so.ns Ysnktou people
ytstersy, and nas to-day examined by oil 1uiuets wha
a.y that tAs gold has bean dug several ysars 1t least
aud alows nn'nstakabo s!gua Of vear from much
handling. The pAItsArD caused considerable exctts-
tbs ahow took tlctr specimens null loft III the hrst
train foE ho'nc. Howard, IN nrFant ne~sHalsF cor
aAp BLACK iillA ths xotk xlses Lia gtls. us Il ulta
euthllslaAtin,
, 1875-04-08
Q.-WolI. now. did yn,, err see or hcar road that
paper again A.--Srwr
Q:-~M II over brought hcrors yoH or tn ynur not!co
" Inton or Noulton ss = rrsrosed IuLlicauon7 A.
COMPARING NOTES.

----
COMPARING MITES.
A. +v,. n,.oMS, y. ]
a" 'nuAn"oSioIn AkI'ts"'
u.-sos' wo ~''I taEs the occasion, ~. hetehst' NJ
which Airs. Ton present part Of The t!.ne. H..
T11st wss prey,hnn thfs rfr
o-y... a,,t .h.n .... ..... IA A.. .n., n,
49," MA ""s" WA 'a.' Am '''s 'A' u
DecehMF.
Q.-Wi,cro Waa th!s tntorvtsw heidi Attic back
chamber Of Mr. Maultuns ho,l,e, soeuud story.
u-.y,, ~ rnn,,n,,no,,, h.t ~ ,urol,,,1cpt ,a.,,
r,sH. ~. ~. ~ AZ
'naue '"f !aAs iieeHnaf A.-ieet f'r' 1Hcf' ha"'
Q-And by whom, anil In whnt manner had thn M
rointmrnt hccr ,natIs7 Al don't know tn what
mauuar Moutt.,n r,,,ia u
''As"He sWw.m %'..a" 's1',. !. uaus s1..' H. ,,,
w"s.'; .;, n'aa wAh soas A.-haa aaaoe ~ @s.
mo anu Til!n, "a Understood. bu cannot say any
evan ,,,,s, ~ .,,, .,, ..,,. .-,xs.t >.
an sureaI .m,oln,n,,nt =: W,n,.ann ,,o',, ~. ~.
purpose OF exchanging. or 1alrs comparing aud sd
jnat!ngt letters.
.Q.-.For rnhIicatton2 A.-ror publication. if II
shoull @ssni tho boat,
Q.-Now, what ptcurrcl t,o-r. Md win NJ r, p.ea.
ent II tbs Ayst ocuurrcnc.4 t--t cant,ot rHcsjl
wllethar Ntauua waa t,ru,, Il ftert ur nut str Ii
lie waH, he left s,o1 and 1}ii,a Emt wnro icft Mis-
MoMlton also betug in al,, ana iink Il VA 10.
, 1875-04-08
FREIGHT AGENTS. CONVENTION.

SHs<"s DARase1 70 7As fAtfa1u Tti6u.s.
IaplAaAPoIIs, Ind, April la meeting of tho
ucucFa Freight Agens ct the Western luad4 wus hpll
bare toay to consider tie subject Of .ate4 tetxeca
thsIr road snd tho Easteru trauk hnps, Twenty-Five
nhea OF roads were represented in ths meeting. Tho
canusMe0 present vera unatls i, Gsstys
suy deaatta understanding respetuug
EAsfbouud rates. but association Of WestsEu roads
W fes-. under ths pEssidsusy Of III. amlh, Of th&
, 1875-04-08

- SpfffHI Hf1HaFfh 70 Tia Chleuvo TiiaNnf.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, April s.--A Lady WaahlnRton re-
c*rsion ~ss giscu Lsro tonight W Tho rsesbycE,su
sos,'y 1na 4 rossa p bs grand sI's tu, IT, sssfy
dressed In : costly costume. They composed of
the prominent KcutieneD and Ia4irs Of The place
Alr uarwont, Estl., represented Gen. Washington.
The nsost stylish md xeafhy peoils Of tbs place
crowded barrett HAL. Tho 1rosec's are nnt tnnwns
auttrnce-rooaa of the BEAUTIFUL lsauae built by lbs
Euiety
, 1875-04-08
MARTIAL LAW.
War Declared in tho NIininr Ee.
Eton OF Pennsylvania.
troops OH their Way to tito Mines
from tho Whole State,
The Situation Ito trayest Eyor Known
In The Region.
1nglorious Campaign Of a Squad Of
Quaker City Police.

fssttat h,,,,arA J., Tie ehtr.,, 1,,su,,,
hA1tE7os, Pa. april 7.-Ag4n, ~ tu 1870, th.
fcn"sy!ranla anthracite fctss ilaso ,,c,n naJo the
'r n" II var between miners and tic military an The
o"s ~ vii he refeated. In the 1ackavanna reaou
| tiia H,ofl men situated IN is border nrn
fspsd'y sal',lng under tho banner ol Tho Nj
h'hal thioh and from private information your
"ftetfaair lint hIn obtained totny las ,pc,. deter.
mhea I" rr7Ee oil the ih. Ths Will gtye the striks
ntw ha'e md will stld deeper Elgnncancn 10 It,
Ae.1esaas afternoon dcputat1on Of miners waited
| On lhe olari5A Of tho Delaware. Lactaw.un,
i ~eRttrn Company nt T. raatop. and m,Jo
forhlal t!"tnand for tn niysne of n
fer cent This wiz Etftcl, mi Il # utsratooI that
at meeting he'll In tlt scsiou It was determined N
strike within few days.
AestcT's"y coiIeFy rsFict above rts,nn, anil To-
day ahohnE, and Tomorrow anothes will t.r rr
The excitement ovcr the mining ..fficul.;e, ataon,
e pe"'fa is Intense aud tic toutcat syr,ray /. ~.
iftased for tho Hciuyikln men,
IhM afternoon 0ot. OsbnTne, comn,andant 'nf HI,
Military bi.tt1r tt!rcraIlcl to yas!n,s rcuurns In
liz urisdtcton IN embark at for this fn,n. and
transportation w:s Furnished. It B,tns .n,la,l ri
1Ailadclphia policemen, ~icl WIZ p1ncel on guar,
at the mines III this vicinity attacked last ncat by
. la,ll Of roucb rcn and i,oys ot AuJearett,. an,
driven OF with stones, At early hoEr this n,ornin.
fhey made ihetr appearance In Ita1!rtcu and
created the GEeatc+t excitement vitl. thrt,
storea. Tho eniira band tlon Packed ur
for Philadelphia. footing It, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
transportation WAS offered. Afler Leaving Penn u4ycu
jl'nrsion. Of them a!tcu1 led to beard frclr,t
train. snla was ftl.csi.
Matters are serious NJ Euck :,fo,,ntain, aud the
pumps nrn stnrre1. the ircmen and engineers hayuy
Tult work. Thfz will fool tile tnlne. These peo1,s
have al a'sItttea wosk throughout tho region, uua
grt It '!a,nage 10 la,'ltng roI rrty must cusue.
Tonight ii II O'Clock tho First Regiment from
r1't!ad''rLla trrrtd in eneclal tran and will IL,
ut1lrtfeHI HrrH tn..lt1hf
, 1875-04-08
A BIG TAX Gaze.

c1sc1ss411' O., April 1.-The suit brought ty ", ".
Aupt Attorney tor tie State Of oA,o auuin,t igautu,
County, for taKss wisharl since lssa wa4 to-day de-
cidsA by fsferse Ia faynt OF tho Stale Tue en.ifo
ctan w4s allowed. excepting iniarr.t, The amount
oI judgment was $37. .17HaI
, 1875-04-08

WAAulNa7oS. D. o.. April 7.-Tbo Commissioner OF
Inltau Affairs tu-tlay received telegram frun Asent
ElnKAan ii Cheyenne 1Ilser Agency, stating that La
can lrng to Washington nIns Sioux Chicfs, including
thses d. four prominent in the Black IIi1ls wlene,e.
ncedcd for tho contemplated negotiations to purchase
thai reservation. Ths Commissioner will uot direct ,hor
10 calc .i le Fcceitca EoIort4 from two other Axrn
In tic 8iux tauAtry, to Aavo ali proper fgpressl
tattyea VI ths tTits hers II Tho saue time.
, 1875-04-08

sps<iai pt.rsttA IL IA fAieaao 1tibnss
EAfr, IT., April 7.-Tha Ilan!ug-1uill 1t Hugh
5ous the residence of "llIAa lalIoy. and three st.
Lrs wrss busued LILY morning. Thtrs hor.cs perlssa
u tho 1lasnes. Hugh Jnnea, Jr, sleeping i tue blat
iuN.tnll barty escaped with h fe Total ioss about
3lb.Hp,
, 1875-04-08
BELGIUM,
THE DUCUkHIE IInf

DnussELs, April 7.-Tho public prosecutors at Ltrge
oieuc4 investigation tn.tlay into tho Durae4ue plot
fur the assassination Ut 1riacc Ismsrrk This ac.ln
wha taken In consequence OF the German noa 10 Nel
Eil11.
, 1875-04-08

ludg. Hasti Of tue Fiess Circuit Court ct Aeurphsa
has decided that ls city has The right 10 a1 the ehse
1f hoth ts:!dtnts saa eaQesssids1N il lie NA&sQN
Aank& pf lhs ctXs
, 1875-04-08

,ycr admitted, with Of without qualification, any Of
lLr charges therein eonta!HnIl? Al never did.
Ll-WAa tf,era mt Of thtAn Iaitcfh alnlltfh IN
Iuy fnrm7 A.-Sut one III anJ mannert Hlape, tof1'
IL l.4Etc: ferIlY.
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iRs.,uIl,it Rse.,uuInl,t.d and foreyser. 4.

The home nest, with its sweet loves
and joys, seems pelched upon rock,
against which the surges of death are
steadily beating. Guard it as We may,
every now and then an ugly wave over
leaps our barriers, and bears away one
of our best and dearest.
's We know that ir a century or so the
waters will close over eur diving place,
and not one viii be leftzof our kinsfolk
and friends. Well,let the years, dash on.
If our, home ties are under Christ's bles-
sing,if those whom we love are not only
one with as Id blood and friendship, but
one with US in Jesus, q glad reunion
awaits US, that shall never be lshadpw wed
by a coming "good bye "sisrna4ja 10 IL
When Col. Gardener took leave of his
family at Stirling Castle, before going
into the hattie OF Prcstonpans, where he
was killed, his wife was unusually affect
ed. He, also, seemed to have present.
iment that they would not meet again in
this life; so, instead Of encouraging her
to hope that he would come ont Of the
engagement unhurt, he said: "Dear
heart, we have an eternity to spend to-
gether." H
George Muller, standing beside his
wife's coffin. said: "How often we have
stood together,sh and our daughter and
l, with our arms about each other, say
ing in the fulness of joy, "We shall be-
long to each other forever"
Thank God, we may take with us out
of life the best it has given.-J. F vii.
ling. i'as'Nults' 'i'9." ,'" es.e
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Cui WormPreycntlye.

The Uniontown Genius says: Ellis B.
Woodward, of Menallen township, in
forms us that elder leaves, or leaves
from the wild cherry tree, strewn
through corn field in lunches, say
twenty five feet apart, is a sure preven-
tive against the cut worm cutting OF the
corn. He says he has tried it forthir-
ty-three years, and he never knew the
remedy to fail in a single instance. Mr.
Woodward alleges that he has frequent
ly tried the experiment in his corn field
about the time the cut worm was ma
king the attack on his corn, when they
would shortly gather on and under the
bunch of leaves, where they can be
Killed by the hundred. Mr.. w. vouches
for the truth of the above, having fre
quently tried the remedy, and it never
failedin producing the desired result.
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A Financial .runny Man..

Occasionally the official correspond
ence of the Department is enlivened by
would be wits. The Treasury Depart.
ment on the 18th inst, received the fol-
lowing letter from cashier in a rural
National Bank, transmitting lot of
United States bonds to be exchanged
for registered bonds. He says: 81 may
not have expressed myself properly,no
knowing much about the business of
swapping bonds; but my intentions are
pure and innocent. / wish to, have
these bonds in such condition that
when burglar comes to my room at
midnight, puts pistol to my head,
twists my nose, takes me by each ear
and leads me tony bank ard compels
me to unlock my safe, il can contem.
plate the removal of my bonds with a
smile that is child-like and blan H.
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Ice Cream..Whal a Dealer Has to
Say Respecting the Trade-.The
Various FlavOrs.

Ice Cream..Whal a Dealer Has to
Say Respecting the Trad e..The
Various FlavOrs.
"There is one point said the man,
"that when any person comes into my sa.
loon and looks strange like, and par,icu
larly if they give any evidence of being
unused to city life, they invariably ask for
vanilla cream. don't know why it is,
other than the fact that vanilla was the
first flavor used in ice cream Ia olden
times it was supposed that ice cream
might produce hysteria, and as vanilla
was administered incidentally for that,
they used it as a suitable favor. TO coun-
teract any evil effects that cream might
have. Those were the days when doc
tors were beginning to allow fever pa
tients to have ice and drink cold water
The consequence was that vanilla ice
cream thus became widely known, and is
one Of the best, BY some il is called 'va-
nil by others miller, and there are 9th
ers also who ask for 'banilla.' Of course
these mistakes are laugha1le. but then we
never treat unknowing people in any un-
gentlemanly or unlady-like way. 1t is
not our business to make fun of others,
who, in all probability, know infinitely
more than We do in their business al
home" eo s5f.aegiH a. oe.a e7gl
Nv hat sort of ice-cream do ladies ask
for r. continued the reporter .gaqd
,s"Elderly ladies take lemon middle
agedlike chocolate, young ladies' take
strawberry,and the qpite pert misses ask
for orange, peach and mixed aayors, II
has become quite fashionable 70 callfor
mixed creams Nuring strawberry season
1--WE sell berries and ice eFeambsef sherries
and ordinary cream with sugar. Ice
cream and berries form the principal de-
mandI now-a.days.e Thereisa Ia great deal
in appearance, anda plate beaped with
berries and cream looks aristocratic and
still doesn'tcost much. Then again, it is
very palatable andis much more credita'
BILE than spending that money for some
thing that does not do any person any
good, butrather harm. Ice cream is re.
freshing and nourishing, and can be eaten
in perfect safety by everybody -Brook
Ign Eagle. H,a s.li4 bar as.se3s 2
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County Correspondence
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Malaga Township.
QUAKER RIDGE, MoNRoE Co o

QUAKER RIDGE, MONROE Co ,O(
h'i O. tan June 81, 1875.
Ed SPIRIT: The late rains have put
new hopes into our farmers, and as it
bids fair to be more seasonable than
last year they look ahead for better
times
Between the cold weather of the win
ter and the drouth in the spring, wheat
and grass. have been so damaged that
we cannot expect to reap full crop of
wheat or hay, but oats and corn may
make an average crop. ~ - ~. :,
Corn has been damaged considerably
by the cut worm, and will probably be
checked to some extent, but, we do, not
think it has been quite so destructive as
was at first anticipated '''J
Tobacco plants are doing rather poor,
consequently the crop will be limited,
but will probably get the more for what
is raised and realize as much as though
there was a full crop planted. We have
a good show of potato bugs but by the
use Of Paris Green they are easily de-
stroyed.-
Our sheep raisers have nice clip Of
wool on hands, but buyers seem slow
about taking hold; are only offering 45
cents for best clips, while sellers are not
willing to take less than so cents. =
We had occasion to pass over piece
of new road a few days, since lea ling to
Richner''s mill. The ia bridge has
been partially torn away to make new
one and it would set two men to fight
ing to tell which is the best rout, the old
or the new one. : The. new orc will
probably be the best when completed,
but we would suggest that the supervi-
sor have a lamp post set at the bridge
for the convenience of those who may
be passing along after night.
|. Thomas Tomlinson and wife are WIS.,
iting friends in the West this summer.
E. L Grisell has just returned home
from prospecting western tour. He
reports favorably and expresses a de-
sire to 60 there to live.
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Texas Landmarks,

SaiG a demure looking stranger with
prayer book under his arm to, an old
resident yesterday morning ;ss,Where
can l find the Methodist place of wor
ship2'' "After you pass the seventh
bar-room on this side of the street,
strike across and take up Soledad street,
and you will find it one hundred yards
beyond the last beer saloon on the same
street, nearly opposite a ten pin alley
was the reply.-San Antonto Herald
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e cEA boy named Young, in the en-
ploy of farmer near Big Run, ,who had
been engaged in picking potato bugs,
was made alarmingly i'll on Saturday, by
eating without first washing his hands,
the bug poison having been thus CON
municated to his system.-Athens Mes
senger. eiTaga7i QH asil lis s g
A boy who would eat his dinner with.
out first washing his hands, after pick
ing potato bugs, ought to die.-Meigs
County Telegraph.