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S0hnny's Leticr 10 llis Pa, and Why
pn Came Home

johnny Precosh appears TO he n duh
boy, and folks are not apt TO bc guard
ed IN their actions aud remarks before
him. But there IL an active brain in
Johnny's lrowny head, and II quick
wit behind his sleepy manner, that are
liable to breed Nrolls and contentious
unless some persons are more circnm-
spect in his presence. His father had
been to distant city on visit, but
returned suddenly, A letter from
Johnny brought him home two or
three weeks sooner than the time orig
inally fixed for his return. Thus ran
the letter:
DEERE DAD. Nothing Of konsiderbul
importance has lralscurred since last
rit to yu. The same old things Just
like il was abowt all that happins here
emmy more. Ma is not very loansome,
and she said needn't rite to you to
hurry back. She said il was her crin-
ton dewty to let on enjoy yourself, an
she waf alwas glad to have yn 10 ava.
This what she told that preacher man,
and he said he didn't blame her. lie
comes here more often than he did.
He an ma is reedin story in Lewis
Cent paper which kums every night,
and he brings IL over an tina read it.
IL isn't got got no killing or injuns IN
1t, and | kant get he'd Dur tale to it.
Its something abowt Tilton and Moul-
ton an Beeele, some fellers wich wus
otfsl good freens an told lies on each
other. Last mite ma aXed him did he
believe Beecher was guilty, and he sed
he did, but muscent let on, coz it
wood hurt religion. Then she aXed
him did he blame him, and he
sed 1t wus woman to err. What he
meant don't know. Then ma sed
she didn't blame the woman either if
they was both cristuns. She said every
body OF to have tinity an that you was
sent her tinity. Then he sed to me i'll
wussent sleepy, an | sed no, an ne Of
fered me five cents to be II good boy an
say my prayers and go to bed. said,
hugh, i Amt no five cent hairpin, so
he lated and gimme ten cents an
went. Miss Spyser sed this morning
wus anybody sick to our howse last
mite eos lite wus burning so late, and
ma sed she wus settin up a ritin to her
deer husband. This is awl for the
present. Yure fecksionate son,
JOHNNY.
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Philip Lindsloy's Law Office
DALLAa, TEX As,

Pfaelina Ia plyll Cluus NJ u Has gnnntf
aild lu llp huprflnr nNl trlr,al lp'ili, a..
tiuual iank, linlulrr hhlnldhi rpinni1hlpN
merchants, ROY. nr a, 4, smith fif l'irs
byierlan uhnnli, Christian kTrlHi propulsion
Kings nOuflnH Wlilti WNnh irhhsl waco
kaii0uHI HANK Galveston Texas lev v q
n. h hunting liml Presbyterian phnTnhi
Nav llrleans Ia, Wm, a, hell q 90 npm-
lnlssinn nel0hnnlf OKndl Niles lirn, A I,
Siewaii, President llnlyrmly ~ Mias,i llliln
Rock, AK, phRuppll0l lnhnii hAh Mem
phis, Tenn, MHTllnN ilillsnan, r0ilOu lAGr
inla, Nnhhyllln, lrnn,, Hon, las, u, Porter
liaVefnnr nj 16uumHffi l'uiAsk Irhnu lirn,
l0lin ~ hrOWn, rAdiuynrnnl NJ Tenn lMu'
nyillr, kYu laines Todd a lni rouillsalnn
innlnlnnlAi ~, Louis Mnu MgfnliAnls' M,
li0lhefi Now York cily, lhns, itpkin y 90,
llankrm, iulyallmwlm
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Tug credit Of The Uty Of Houston
hns, We regret 10 see, run down 10
u very low cbb In New York. Dit
lcrcnl lole OF her bonds were sold
In New York last week, aud tho
highest realized was twenty-five,
while most Of them went M low ~
twenty-five cents, Let 0W city
fathers look vol to II TINT no such
Disgrace overtnkos us, The only
way 10 prevent II IL 10 rctrcnch cS.
pcnsos, and male sure provisions 10
meet tie interest on ow LoaiS on tie
ddy Il is due.
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TUE outrage mill has ceased
grinding all over tho North, Cause
Tho general elections do not come
oil this year
Look out for renewed uc'iylly u
few months bolOro the Radicals
nominate their candidate for tho
presidency
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LATR accounts from tho Black
Hills aro rather confusing aud con-
Trajectory 10 to tho riohucss Of tho
gold mines, Ia tho meantime II Is
said q treaty has been concluded
with Tho Sioux by which they TO-
llnQoIsh tho gold region for ssaOOO
la money.
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TnE two leading journals of 81,
Louis, Of different politics, find so
lilllo 10 quarrel about, now that the
third term queslion hao been dis.
posed Of that the Republican and
Glob0.Democrat have fallen foul of
each other on tie question IN 10
whether or not Queen Victoria shall
be invited to our Centennial ! Tho
GID, thinks IL would be II graceful
thing to do, as "Grcat Britain is the
nearest country in the world TO Us
IN language, social rotations, and
othcr tics, which bind nations TO.
gethcr'' While tho Republican cX.
presses the opinion that "the invita-.
ton to Victoria would be equivalent
TO u request to dance on her grand
fathers grave
TnE HERALD hopes they may
settle the question soon, as it would
DO shame 10 keep tho august and
venerable sovereign Of Great Brit
ain and Ireland, and Empress of
India, in cruel suspense this hot
weather.
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KlsGlLLLafOus.
FLO r..

Try Kreigs HOeran feau' ailh 'lifN 4, nl
wbn a 81 tha nJnean Peal brand consider u
einal 10 no heel northern npur can DO
mund ipr sHleHi
OBEHrHAIN A OlllLplithni Agenlsl
lnlnrr ElH and Market alirfla'
Iuly 1-dm
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lp ID said lhal Avery, tho uhlel
Clerk In tho International lleyenae
office Is deeply implicated In tho ",
| onla whisky lrAndr.
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100 ACRES ARE ENCLOSED
90 AcnEs ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed IN the yuur lhil, iIYunul urnlh
uWfrHlUd by q purlrilOu Ia other NUiuh, uUyr
brru iullodurud end n h believed ihvsu
Nurda present advantages for iho CnV ot
Hiunk, whether N wniur or summer, not
offered by nny other yards.
lnn stock arriving N unluhdrd directly Ia
the pom, ana placed immediately on the
market
ilIypm from Now York, BoAlon, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville Nashville aud other
points nW permanently located ~ the ynlds
ana shippers cnn confidently anticipate m
Motive Hud reliable market Tor all receipts
however large, add iurull grades ui stock
Every uliurt viii be- made Ia advance the
UnnldunCe 1l shippers In The ~, Louis live
steel, market which has already, through
the agency ol these yards, become ~ least
the Hqunl Of any i've Nurk market IN the
west, nnd by shippers rOnccn' rating The i've
sock trade In this ,rkot, N VIII become
the largest Wholesale mnrkvt Ia the west for
cattle ~ II N nov the equal of amy for nll
other MnCk,
Arrangements have been made Tor the
prompt turwuding nom Venice OF al con-
higuninnls from Illinois
\ hmt-cluHs hotel for the convenience of
N patrons N attached 10 the yard.
The East ~, Louis stock Yard HANK under
the management of Newman. llnslings y
Co., huA liA office IN the general offices OF tho
yard, ISAAC II, KNOX, President,
lOaElu MuLlIALL, Superintendent,
j, GREEs CASH, Assistant superintendent
JulylwOldlt
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LlUdsEEHCsS
Iron Frame PI0W

a saving OF forty per cent Of power over
the common plow a boy with thre horses
does the work Of two men ami four horses
with n com non pillow,
Apply to William Pcndlo,oH, Finily Mills,
Dalig unity; q. A, Sim, Coricana, Ma
ynuo county; Hughes Il Bell, Peoria, hin
county; u, l.. Frost, Montague, Montague
county, Ortu
OOl N. Main street, ST. Louis, Mo,
lulVlw3wdlt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-26
IMPROVEMENT OF THEOHIO.

GENERAL HUMPHREYS, Chief Engi-
ucer United States Army, has estimated
that the cost of the improvement of the
Ohio river from Cairo TO Pittsburgh, will
reach S4OOOO,OO0. This Is a large sum of
money; but it should be considered
through what vast and productive area
Of country the Ohio travcrseS. and that
this expenditure proposed t" make 1t
uavigable during the entire year, and
that. thereby, the amount OF tonnage 1t
viii bear will be enormously increased.
Major MERRILL, of the L. 5. Engineer
corps. worked out certain plans which
were approved by the Senate transporta-
ton committee, which propose to give Il
permanent depth Of six or seven feet OF
water. They involve "tho construction
or sixty.eight locks, sixty-eight naviSa-
bic passes, with clear width of 400 feet,
.ixty-eight low weirs, siXty-eight high
weirs, 1876 piers, sixty-eight aoutments,
and 7O.S4O lineal feet of dams across
island chutes.
Certainly if the general government
proposes to lend It's aid to the advance
ment of commerce by means of improv-
ing the national water lines of the coun-
try, nothing will be found more beneficial
that the rendering thoroughly naviSable
those two great outlets TO the sea- Ohio
aud Mississippi rivers.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE .
OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

The undersigned, ASSigUcrN iu Buuh
ruptcy of Thomas sweeney BuukIufr
will, under and by virtue at an order ZOO
the District Court OF thu United Sttty,, 'Il
the District Of West Virginia, entered nN
the jth day Of March. $50, proceed Poo ,,...
AT public auction, at the 'front.' door of inr
Court House of Ohio county, In iIl, tIt..1
Wheeling ana STATE of West virginia. uu
"Wednesday t.c 5I~f dn, Of march
1873, commencing at To- u'Ciurl, 90. a.. '...
following described parcels 81 Read I-fa'.
situate in said city, that Is iu say.
/. Lots numbered eighteen j. aUH g. .l..
teen 40, Ou the west sid, ct AluIU.~I....I
between Sth and 1'h streets. uu which .-
erected tn" elegant and cpmmudIuE~ ru-..
dpncc occupied 10y said Thomas ~W,rn,'.
BY deed dated February ~. ISIS, Of r..uni
in ohio county land records. Iu book ID.
page H., John Mcclure ami wlln conveyed
10 said sweeney a rl-ht uI way from ,.,I
lot - across lot l. Ia Jefferson. ruW p'h
street. From said lots l. excepted >uwu.a
thereof rs was taken by IN, !. ". 6 h a.
X. Co., by condemnation proceedings !"
tH" Circuit Court ofOhiu county, iu'. t.
>cription of said portion $40 taken, aln'A,
in Chanocry order Book 80. &, 90 N'''
Court, page ~.
eight 49,. between 7th and Nih streets; "n
the east side OF Main street, on which J.
erected comfortable two story brl'h
dwelling.
Lou NUMBERED lN''liN -'lllf '-l.' ''ll 'l'.
east side OF West street, ana corn"ring "n
an alley.
/. Thrnorih onc-third % %. of lot fprrN
five ~: the Who'll" at lot iurtN-NiN Co., ami
the south iwO-thIrds %, OF lot forty seven
~ ON the west side OF Main street. n,..
tween twenty second p ana iwruiy-ihI.'
Oh streets, Centre Wheeling. The ssuur
will h" sold In six parcels, containing ono.
third t.l OF a lot each. irDutluguhoul tNru.
ty.twu - lrrt on Main street, Iuuu.n.
back an even width 'uHU ALLEN, WJi..H.
convenient and desirable building lots
:. 4 tract al about sixteen and "U"-NH.|
lGl.l acres in Tia" First ward ct sad '.t,.
extending from IOuathnn'S CUT '1 ani
partly cn~i OF the National road, conveyed
10 said Thomas Sweeney In part 10y WI
=. Wickham, Sheriff and Cummi s."u@
by decd dated August %Hn. l>H AMI "l Be-.
cord i'm said land records m book 81. I1L"
iif, AMI in part by WIN. 7. Nichols, by decd
dated November -, 1862. and 81 r,cutu 30
said land records IN book y, page =. Il p.rl
OF which land may be seen on Application
10 the undersigned. BY agreement dated
August ~, 1888, and recorded In said .,i'
records ia book %, page 2Hi, said Sw,'urb
granted to Robert Marshall q mining night
und"ra portion of said land, AMI said Ma.
Sh II granted 10 said sweeney .t
OF the interest oi SHid Marshal
in said land. But from said hand
il to be- excepted about 500 squat"
feet. conveyed to John Il. Morrow bN -H.a
recorded in said land records In b"pl.
pdg" 81; and about Huy-twu poll, 'nL
N,yud to \. J. Clarke, trustee, POS ehi'
sweeney. 10y decd dated November -Ih.
1870. ana Of record i'm said records iu noon
81, page ~.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Di VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRI -
ID made TO mo a. Trustee, by Jane, n
Baird add wife, bearing date tie ~ Gay 60.
October, lN52, and recorded iu book o. i....
lj2-S, I'm the Clerks Office of the Ipur...
Court of Ohio county, West Va, viii OIL.
saturday. The 2ith day al aprl.
1873. commencing ~ ~ o'clock \, r,
the front door of the Court House of UI..
county, in the City of Wheeling. West \.
estate, viz: The north half Of lot numnr
81 nlnCty-twO. situate on the east side. nd
Market street, and on the south side Of
alley No. 4, between Ninth and Tea.
streets, In the City of Wheeling. We "a
said property Will be- offered altog,fl..
and in two parcels. tn" first parcel is ''.
west end OF said half lot, having Il front
age on Market street OF about y Irct an.
inches, and extending back about - '....
to the west wall OF the new dw,..I..
house. Upon this parcel j. erected afi....
story brick dwelling house, now occupied
by tcncutS and yielding rent 90 s,>i l..
anuum.
The second parcel is the cas-, ,..F.,
half lot, and fronts ~ irri uu aw,, "a.
and about 80 feet nn alley lru.fUI,I..-.
eel is erected q dwelling luu,, 'ar.i ..r,...,..
ter shop, which woulG pguutblg.i,r. I'm
$40 per annUu.
TERMS or SNLE-Onc-ih.ga, the urrl,,-..
money in cash, or H> much muIp a, iUr
purchaser may elect. and the balance uV.
on credit OF six ana twelve months, tHr
purchaser giving notes with security
bearing interest, for IN" deferred Iu..
mrnlS, and the title 10 Doc retained Nl'
the purchase money i al. paid.
GEO. l.. BOYD, Trust.
j. CHAMBERS llEliNEl. Auction".
uI-th
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We publish elsewhere a resolution
adopted by the Kanawha Board, at a
meeting held at Charleston, on the 10th
inst, expressive Of thanks and regard to
Senator HENRY q. DAVIS for his activ-
ity in securing theeppropriation by Con-
gress of 100000 for the improvement of
the Kanawha river. The Senator GER
tsinly showed great interest and energy
IN this matter, and it must be great
qualification to him to see his efforts rec
Ognized and appreciated.
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Wheeling shall, not only not fail to rati-
fy this issue of bonds, but poll tremen-
dous vote in its favor, they will have stul-
titled themselves, and in case of failure,
they will sutfer-a loss Of credit and good
name from which they never will re-
cover And more than this, the legisla-
ture will hardly meet before they will
pass, unanimously, resolution to take
the Capital away, and never let it return
and the Ohio county delegation itseil
will be the first to vote for it.
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DIED.

REHBEIN-On Monday, March Is, 1915,
NJ ! o'clock \. NJ. ADAM REHBEIS, aged
SiXty-SeVcn years.
Funeral from his late residence, Nam
street. North Wheeling, nj O'Clock Satur
day afternoon. Friends OF the family are
invited TO attend.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Our-fpurih cash aud M" residue ~ mr."
equal iu~tHlurntS in sIN, lively" hud rlEh
teen months from day ul SaI', vain ihhi
est from said day al Tho rate az per ''h'
per auuum, deferred instruments I" h'N'
CURED either hv deed of trust upon TIA" rr"
pcrty. or by retaining TIA" tn" unil 'h'
purchase money is PAID, ana ih me 60,
of improved properly. by assignment H'
sufficient iu~urnur" on lh" buIdlhEr
thereon. ..
Al me same time, and place WIZ b. ~".H
for cash, by ~. undersigned, one watch
Two Horses, ON" Mar, on" Cow, on" bus-F
,,,,J -iuyI,. Harness. one ~huIr al the tupI
fnI stool, oi 10, West Virginia AgTicultuI-
a. society uf Wheeling. and ijl' shgI''r
.ofthr capital Stock "i Ga" superior Nh
chine Company. 4. !. CLARKE,
". 4. HUBBARD.
ASSIgUrn-.
WHEELING, March :, 1870. mrs l6i92'-r 4"
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Americans. are Nation orDyspep'

,ics.-Wc live fast. disSipate and NIL early
graves We drink all kinds of alcohellc
spirits, and swallow. without ,,at ION
iroving, system clogging, indigestible
food. Dr. Walkers Vegetable vinegar BIT
fers will romove the evil effects, ana inc
recovered paclcnt, with pure, HltaiiHeu
electrical blood flowing through his veins,
viii have Il clearer head and cooler Judg,
mcnt, which added to experience, VIII
cause him 10 abstain in the future. mroo
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AUCTION SALE

OF Observation-Disclosures. IWr.
" sell, on Monday, March Nth. ca,'
mcncing at O'Clock, at the Residence. ~.
Mr.. Thos. Tate, No. 1919 Eon street. his,
tire stock Of Household Furniture. Caro-.
Bedding, &c. Terms cash. SALE u0,ii.
GEO. \. WICKHAM. Auctl0ur,r
By order ThOS Tar. NM.
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the WEEKLY REGISTER

i the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
WrSt ViryInia. IL will be sent TO any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS 10 cruz agents and TO subscribers.
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AUCTION SlIp

OF LIVERY STOCK. | VIII So.
" on Saturday, March J-th 49,, 9E1...
ing at ~ O'Clock, al McUouald's L."
Boarding StaUles, the entire sto;, a..
Horses, Buggies, Wagons and Harnc,s-
tanned in said stables. sale positive
GEO. a. WlCKEAg
mrI)N Auci4a-,--
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE COOS
y TANNING four rooms and El'r..
III No. - Hampdrn street Posses
Auil lSt Euqulr" of
THO~. /. OWE
So. y, 18Th street, opposite Po-'
mnI.la
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THEKANAwHA APPROPRIATION
Resolution ofThanks 10 senator D"-
Wis.
OFFICE OF KANAwHA BOARD, |
CHARLESTON, w. VA. !

OFFICE OF KASAwHA BOARD,
CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Alta meeting of the Ksnswha Board,
held March lG, 1876, the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
Resolred, 1st. That the Hon. Henry g..
Davis, United States Senator from West
Virginia, has emir emily entitled himself
to an expression of our thanks and regard,
in having given to the appropriation re-
Gently made by Congress for the improve
mcnt OF the Kanawha river, his gener-
Gus and active support, and in having
thu, contributed to inaugurate the COM
mencement of what we confidently
believe to be the great National work OF
our dav, viz: The establishment OF the
great water lines between the East and
the West.
md That the President transmit to
Senator Davis u copy OF these resolu
tons.
j. ID. BAINEs, w. r. GosHoRN,
.Secretayu. President.
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FOR SALE i.
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE, THE TWO BUuBns.
l%G known as the Government b..,
1891 ings, on the corner of CAan',,,D '''4.
18th streets, will be sold low. IT, aal
building, possession can be had I'm ~ '..'
ately; the other one on the hrsf $50. ~
April. For particulars enquire OF ID! Vi
THEODORE FINK
No. l2l Chapline STR. ...
marlb Row CHtH,fT,' ~
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FOR RENT.

IL STORE ROOM, DWELLING 80
M Hall, west sid" Of MARIE. "'
-%A 18th and 18TH streets, lu h'.h
Rlock. Also room at present O'.aF.. .'
g. A. Wickhum aS 1u auction hot.
EuQuir" Of ANIDN hfl w
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AUCTION SALE

OF HOUSEHOLD FTRNITrpr .
" No. ~, 18th street. fornorp,Ef N
street, on Friday, March 10Th, cI;, , |ol'H
ing al 9 o'clock A: N, Consisting on 20
Dining Room and Kitchen FurniJ',rr.'- ''"'.
mr2St W. II. HALLER. Auc,jn,s'
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FOR RENT.

STORE ROOM WITH ~ ~.
- SNEY Counters and ~h'.'..r,
-XA DwrlIing attached, al Pi'''...
o.cppird by Thomas tSny a. ID 90
thr linn Ward Market 94""Hi..
given .. %i, = i''' - HTRMANN EENN..-
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FOR RENT.

l.. STORE ROOM,
%6 No. III MAIN STREtT.
rrouire of 4. K. GAuIi-,
..r,er 40. 3, Twelfth street
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Forty years has tested the value oil
Dr. a. y. TOdd's Anti-BiliiOus ana


THE BEST PILL NOW lN.USE
For Billiousness
Use Dr. \. ;. Todd's Pills.
---. For Liver Complaint,
Use Or. 4. :. TOdd's nils
For Dyspepsia,
Use DR.. \. >. TOdd'S ills.
For Sick Headache,
Use DIR. y. ). Todd's oils.
For Disordered stomach.
Use DIR. a. ). Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food.
Use DIR. \. 5. Todd's Fills.
For Constipation OF Bowels
Use DR.. 4. =. Todd's Pills.
For Palpitation of the Heart
Use DIR. A. =. TOdd's Pills.
For Impurity of the Blood,
Use Dr. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Pains III the Head
Use .Dr. A. =. Todd's Pills.
Cor Pains in the Side,
Use W \ =. rndd's Pills.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS q CO..
PRUPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists and .Deale s every
where,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MAMIE ED.

BOARDING FOR GENTLEMAN All All
Is wife. in private family rom hpiii
5th. Address II. " 'H
Middletown transcript., 1875-05-29

FARMERS AND FLowERs.-We saw it
asserted recently in one of our agricul-
tural exchanges, that "The average
American farmer has contempt for
flowers" We protest that this is q
libel upon the average American farm
er. There are some farmers who affect
indifference to flowers and believe it is
waste of time, labor and soil to cul-
tivate them but we never knew such
man who was not ultimately "brought
round" by the persistent efforts of the
wife and daughters who did not finally
look upon and speak of the "posy
beds" with degree of pride and salts
faction. The average American farmer
is not so slow in the scale of intelli-
gence and refinement as the writer
quoted above would have US believe. If
this writer judges the average farmer
to be as low as the average farmer of
his own neighborhood may be, it only
proves that he has not "travelcd.."-
Rural Nep Yorker.
Middletown transcript., 1875-05-29

The following incident, illustrates
the high rate of speed attained by the
trains on the Rajpootana State railway,
India: "a few weeks back the morn
ing train for Agra started from Jsy-
pore, leaving behind lusty native gen.
tleman who bad important business to
transact the same evening at Akbara-
bad. but who, unfortunately. arrived
too late at the station to procure a
ticket and seat. Nothing daunted,
the Rajpoot gathered up his quilted
skirts for race with the train to the
next station. feeling confident be would
arrive there in time to obtain the vexa-
tieus ticket. He was soon ahead, and
then knowingly ran in front of the en-
gine between the rails, for be rightly
conjectured it would be manslaughter,
were he run over. The driver whist
led, and the stoker shouted, but in
vain At length both driver and stoker
jumped off the engine, and giving chase
caught the breathless native, and de-
posted him in the luggage van. He
was fined eight annas at Agra sum
considerably less than the cost of rail-
way ticket-aud be caught the train,
which was what be wanted"