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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
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NIT elmer guteh Nfdb.unb @rnt,.Nafdinr
uerIebn molten, bitten Ibrer Mufmerflams
felt, SOLUTIONS Selbf.&cder SasnwerA
Sen, inbem ife wobI nidt leidt ais cirt
6 ombinirte Waf1ine ibertroTeH iperbeu
fann.
Sbr Sanptgcifel lit boh gdmieSriIe,i
uuO bat ilbrt9ens mebr S9miereilen oils
irseno cine anosre Maidine. SIRE &ds
Der finb 80 sotl bod. SIRE NtGen, S
an Scr 8abl, fnb arbp9cH, 10 Dap fe 10
uabe wie mh9lid elrid elmer 9aipc4 i'll
oas 9etreibe grbn, foigiid ba1elbc ges
robe auf Der Ylstforln gu liesen foAtmt
uno in berieiben sSetie ub9cle9t Uiro,
ole Ylotform lit 10 9%eforint bas ba5 @un.
Del winfeIredt 81 licaent1n MT ui1S fo9iei9
pom Der Ylntform periahen miro, unb
ni6t an bieiclbe berT9Ieift bur6 ipeldes
IS i6rdg aeSo9en miro. Telde Sldae
man algemein boren muB. SIR 9ted'
entnpf ltebt binttr benz &ao nnS lit an
benz @aNpt9eiteH befeiti9t. ourd bicics
miro ernl6gtidt baB Scr 8edenfopf meitet
BON berSSludt %foinnlt, uno nid)t neben Der
Maidine gu uno iomit Der Sdueibes
Stou3e ;ur Gait iisst. Sie Ge6cn liHo
10 9eridtet has mam nit cincm ieidten
Oru6 beS SubeS nit ir9enb cinem Slligel
Geden fam ooer man fam lie fteaetI,
nob fe Su ,brer Belt Nedjcn. Sas &rei5z
pcrt lit bas einfadfte uno itdrfite baS ic
in ciuer Mai@lcne oilsebrabt wurbe, rS
lit iebr bod UomSoSer, rnb entbdtt fciHe
Sdmme in ocn @aupttreib,G doerti Gin
Sorteil nitt ST. ilbcriebu cas- Mefer bat
;nei S~ewegungtn cine i6nelc fir @raS
nuo cine lan9i0nlrat fir Setreibe, ebeh<
falls Elm 9rober Suf;ug ibrer Sct6ihos
ungsitauge lit on 9Feiler mitteIft ciner
Sugel uno am obfrh Gn0e nit elmer
&urbel befeItigt uno mndt rur iebr we<
mig @erduid, wcldes scigt oaS Sic re-
aig 9teibung bat, ninlmt inai ba;u Die
boben &Gber 10 1T c5 ctnleiIdteno oab lie
lei6t laufen mhB in oieier Sihiidt lit fIe
nod nidt ibertroffen mnrben, cine allae,
meme Sluge iber Sclbf 9teden. Sic
bat suci 3intenz9lrme einen fursen fit
8raS unb einen iangen fir Yetrri6t,
wel6e nidlt allen Wfaidincn 5eiaegeben
miro, ibnbetn ben Seuten weiB senta6t
miro, baS S%oielbe ni6t~ notuenbi9 1T, aud
I'M erteu Sabre lttdt gu beWeii,n in5erS
ole 3infen unb Wfeller redt tdarf iinb
unb ibre Nrbrit pIt uerridter; nber in
einigen Sabren fnbet man su ieineht bt'
oauern, baS ein funfiub5tnfcn Ntm
nm @rus su ,dncibcn su lang lit neil sic
3inten itumpf iinO unb baS Nfencr 9ifei
bat wcI6e niht 10 leidt aussui6teifen
liub, cine Sbatlade pclhe ibon mnnder
erfobrcu bat Sh babe nur cinige Saupt'
tbeile beriibrt. mo bite uae Sieieuigeu,
wtlde cine MaIhinc foiiftu woleu ppr.
,uiprcdEu UNI oieieIbe in Nni9ein. gu iies
men unO Die Rreiie 81 prifeh, msIde fcbr
lieteroI uuSfutcn werOeu. Ollie gRaTdi'
ucn 9orantirt ober fein &crfauf. Meit
Bucyrus Droppcr 1T idon su oIgen,ci,
bcfaunt I'M weitcreS Nnprclien gu bebiits
II. lin 3nbIreiGen 3uipru6 bittet
2pniS Menef.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15

BG- Die bieii9e 8cucr' & ompagnic
erbiclt lcbte @ode eincn ncuens dIaud.
0criclbe bat cine 9dn9c bon 100 Sub
uub lit BON Scr beltcn SuaIitat, foltet le'
bod 10. Dollars mcbr ais Die 8%ewiQignu9
fir beniclbcn betrua.
gSic mir b0ren miro sic Company Den
SoarO ongcbeu ben fcbIenoen Setrag nod
gu bcWiQi9cn uno bonsn mir Dap Der
Soaro es obne pielc llmidpcife berpils
ligen miro, ga IS beiier lit Elm par Solnrs
me3r fir ciucn guten Sdlaud gu bciob'
len ais oaS 0iiito ;u ilbsrnebmen, bal
CUR 3eit Ser Notb etwoS aubcr SrOnunQ
ltin f0nntc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
Wteber etmas aus Dem Treue=
Shdl.

IStugeldNrI.J
Gs ideiut, ba6 id pieber 9rn6tbist
uerbe benz Yropbeten SbaOia su art.
l~porten, 6a er li6 bod eiu weni9 gu piel
in meine Sodeu einbran9t. Cine 9use
all Ben Sopf werfen iuare mir su aerine,
oeon 6crartiecs mir6e i9 and ni6t OIL.
uebmen.
Serner ideini es mir SAP Sie nit Sen
bon Sbncn be3ei6neteu Somen cine iebr
groBe gefanntidaft baben muilen =; neil
Sic 10 iebr piel oabon tuii1en. - @ern
Oieie Samen 10 nieoertradtig pie Sie
b~eoeuten, 10 wiiroen Sic ni9t bon ansee
iebenen 9erren in 9ofale begIeitet-ober
parum berbietet man nidt @irtben unh
&aufeuten ie in ibre 2Ofale einsulailen
no lie bod nod Grebit babeu.
sic ~bebauern, buB fOlde SOnnta9s=
Sergnii9ungen iebr leidt in elmer trauri'
gen Sataitropbe enben ; bofentli6 nidt,
Denn bos werbe i6 nod i'm Stanbe fem
gu Derhiuoern uno Sronung 6u baIten,
penn lid pieIlei6t @agabunoen eini6Ic"
den ipatcn, mas bis iebt aiGt Der Sail
mar.
Soute cS pie1eiht Sieiem o6er Senenl
einfolen, ii6 i'll mcincm 9aule ein un.
i6uloiges Ser9nii9cn I'll erlaubcn, iuenn
mir bn5 Seriprc6cn gc9eben ipirb, iid
iittiam 81 ucrbOIten, 10 meroe id bod
oeu Srere SbaIcr nidt nm Grloubnib
bitten miiiien, Sem i6 peiB i'm uiclleidt
nidt su finben.
s. 9uohcmcber.
Nnlh. 5. geberS. Give us Il rest!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
sy Sn Toloc ocs nalien Wettcra mirr

Bay Sn NoI9c Oc5 naiien 9SettcrS mirO
wnbl wtnig gutter Sci;tn iii Den Wnrft
nebro6t lpcrNeu tGnicn slmuI lpcnn Die
Snrmer nidt Oorbcr eft Den ausgcpod<
iencn bon Sc II nod 9utcn@ctrcioc trenncn.
@ir ms mitJetbcilt wurbc lino cS i'll oen
meiiten 5Sdlen sic Obercn @ufhcl mcIhc
ausgewoAicu lin0 wdbrcno Der Mciitn
un Den onocren bis iebt nod nidt ges
ftimt bat. - Menn nun Aicie lor9f1ltig
~lortirt unO AUDI ieperot 9corOlden werocn
10 e~rsiclen sic Sarmer boh ci"cn She'll
Quten 8ci;ens, weIdcr IN biel,m Sabre
b6dlt %mobri6einliN eiuen boben Yrci5
bringcu miro, bIcibt ober Ser ouS0e'
wa0icne @eiicn babel 10 miro bO5 0anie
G.Iantum oils beiddOigt fluhiiisirt uno
Scr YrciS bemccmdB aud Gin 9erin9crcr
fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
nnteritItt cure 2pfnl=Subu=
Ifrie.

Gines A~nierer MedieIbldtter beflaet
lid boriiber, Dap Sic Sewnbuer bon flei-
neren Yl0Bcn mcilteu5 ibre Gint0ufe bon
dIerIei 2cbenSbeoiirfnile itntt gu 9auie
NC ie bud bas baiu n0tbige @elo crluerz
ben, in ocn gr6beren Stdbtcn MAIDEN
9u3iclbe gilt aud i'll mardcr ScSlebung
ouf 9crmanu. TicIe bieIigcu Somilieu
"brin0en Sabr aus Sabr eiu Suubcrtc bon
Dollars ua6 ct. 2ouis fir Sen Nufaui
bon oucrIei 2ebenSmitteG, angetlid neil
lie BORT biuiQer fuufcn ; pcnn nun oicicr
@runo itidboItig mdre pouten miro ni6tS
Ongcgcn einluenScu-nber er lit cS nidt.
@ir pilcn uub iiuo iiblr;eu9t bauOn,
0oB uuiere bieiigen &oufleutc bcut 81
Sage cbculo biais uerfduIen OILS
Die in ct. 00uiS unb Oob /. y. uulere
biciigcn S6nittuoareubanbler in 8e;uQ
Der G.udutitdt uu6 Sualitlt ibreI
T&aaren Dor feincm Netull 9auie in
ct. 9nui8 iurjf;uitebeu braudsn,
uuo mas Don i6nen gilt fin0ct ou6NnwcnS
una uuf ollie iibrigcn 0ci0dft5branden.
NSurum olIo 0oS 0elo, bnS mir bod
bier 10 notbpen0ig brnuGcn, na5 Nubcn
trugcn? gSie fam unlcr 9anocI empors
5lIlbcn, mcnn inn bIrd cine iold' unbil
li0c9onoIungsmciIe t%1uicnbe ponOolart
cntsoNcn wcrrcn, sic, wcnn lie bier III
G]irculntjon tdmcn, sum oll9cnlciner
@ollIt0nO Iebr picl bcitr0gen wIrocn.
@ir iino III oieicm 2cben Gincr ouf Sc:
Nnotrn untcritiibun0 fir unier SOrtfom
men on0tipieicn uno t0uncn nur banl
auf Gin undergraduates 8cmcinbemricl
uuo ruS GmporbIibcn btiielbcn Nnlprud
MAIDEN, mcnu Sctcr pnu ms ltlncn
Mod)bnr mad bcllcn &r0ftcn 81 ieincn
Soytfommrn HebuIiIjd lit. Nurum bctrr
s;Qct ricie Mnrtt Wn0 IoBt bnS 8elO "a
) IT bier pc,oient, oud bier ciIcuIicrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15

ngn Sic 9errcn @iQiamS un0 9oireu
SrunbeigentbumS , 9Igenten unO llntcrs
iu6er BON SelistitcIn, baben ibre SHlce
i'll sic Office beS 9rn. g. 3. Ntieber al
Der 0ront Strabe, ge9cniibcr 0rn.
Monnig'5 @o6nun9 Derlcgt. Wir
rctbcn allen Golden, welde beabidtiaen
Qano gu faufen ODER 9elo auf foI9es
aus;ulciben, BEL ibnen por;nipredeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15

RIG 2tbte 0Onnerstag Nadt um ttlUa
II ll5r itarb nad Idn0erem 2ciocn Serr
Sncob Goncper, elmer Der critcn Iniicoler
0~cruannS, i'm Glitter bon So Sabrcn.
&trItorbcncr binterI6bt cine @ittme uno
Orci &inocr Sic icinen &crIuit bctraucrn
unb oic bas Seilcio oIer gepobner Der
llnlgegeno blben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15

Rs2y' Nicgcn uno immcr witocr Jte9cn.
IS hat btu 9tul6ciu ais Oh Supitcr
YluujuS in bicicm Sabre icine $>crrl0aft
lud nitt ctncu cinsigcu &Ng oil iracnp
inc onocrc Mtoht, Bic Dem uolleu Sic
mcut mcbr ob9encigt ludre obtretcn miro
Seit mcbr ais orei ySnden bobcn mir NIT
Nu@uubmc 0cS Wiittwnh un0 0onncrStoI
t>bter Mc0c fcincu Sag 9ebabt an Dem
aidt mcbr ooer w;uiger 9tcgcn g~cfaIlcn
p6rt.
Scr Mci;en lit reii unO sum- She'll aud)
ucm6bt uuo in 9dufhen, uGer our0 odS
anbaltcno maize @ttter uno 9ige bat
ocrlci6e nnfangcu au5SuwaAicu uno
iebcn sic 6cIoer in munden GbeiIen o'S
@ountp aus ais ob lie nit Iauter arinen
9iiacln 6eIcbt mdreu. Slu6 Der Meiien
J luclder nod nidt nbgemabt lit, fan9t al
nu8;uua6lcn uno wcnn ba5 maze Wetttr
nod cinige Sage anbGlt 10 lit es unauS
bleiblity, oaB sic gauge @ciScncrnte
uerlorcn Gebt. 81 Oicicm tommt irbt
nod, Dap Der 9nfer aud rcif 1T unS
etnasbeimit merben ioat,, abcr III SolAe
bcS naiIcn@etterS lit Der Soocn 10 wrid)
oa6 6ie YferSe nidt i'm Stonoe lino Die
Md6mni6me fort3ubewcgen inoem ie
1el6lt an uielcn Stclen bis ali Die Sn;e
einiinfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
@erid)tS Sern1inc.

Tal Srsi5arridt te9innt irine SiEun8rn an
rfrs @rntas I'M Nni unc Nrrcmter jrHsn5ah-
III.
Iic Vrctntc- Gcurt CTSaiienQcridt) rrrIommrlt
fit icrru rrjttcn Mpntag I'M 6ctrHNr, Nat, Nu=
gun uue Nrrrmtrr.
Tic Grunts- Grurt rcrinmmrlt id, jetrn Yicrtrn
Rsntas int 6struar, Wtni, Iuarit urc Nrosmber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15

naa-Ser Gbrwlrbigc %atcr8. 3qriueG
len, YlDnloutb, Srb.. ien6et iein 3cuanib
gum Scitcn Der lciocnbcn Wcni6tcit {:
90rte bon . +. MuonH S0nig' s
s. ombur9cr &ropfen fdon in
9cutidIoHb, uub hcrcn Site p~rrifen, i'd
etnpfcbIe bober bieiclben gerne ltnb spar
defenders gcgcu Mueenfrdmpfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15

beg 9crrn Sings 9anbfurte bon 8aS>
couooc county lit ieBt aud III Soldcnz
format eridieneu uub iibertriht ole
9ebegten Grwortungen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
Cffi;icncr @coip ctfcr.

CrnsreE 9tcprGicntout Il. y. SIonN, Hetonru.
enatIicuatrr 5nmsS Nnlli0Nu, unirr.
Srriicutdnt: 6enrY Hcar, Gnnaau.
Nritridttr Itrahnm Z. Sta9, llnicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
Sn Derf1ufe1t.

Ter llntsr;sidnctc irinidt lsinc an ter 90
3. Giraffe ~seIe9rncr spsi Vrts, nit gutem5romf-
baus, Stalun9 1r. tii,ig NIB unt'r siinifiae
Sshinsunssn 81 .erfauftn. Yat;ufrdssn tsi
sfr: Gtssntbimsr
Teter OiGttcs,
7 in tsr Sffes tir1cs glntnF.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15

Bag &crlon0t: Suoiouer Nelifieh
ais, Yfei!t nn0 Spceripitcn, ScuIcn,
2omdbalutS. II. /. 10, fir mcI6e Elm
nnncbmb1rer Fleis bc;oblt mirp,
Geo. $. Sing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
0en& Anzei9eu.
Samfia0naa0 !

@ir fIblen uns O:rpfi6tet nIen6reun.
ben uno Sefannten u~uiersu berslidfen
Oant a~usSuipreden fir Die unS acf6enfte
Sbeilnabme BEL Dem @tgrdbnib u~illeres
geliebten @aten uno 8otcrs.
Nnna Katharine S6nc0cr,
set. 3sImeser, Hittme.
@uitab Soneper,
Nnna SoneDer, &inber.
Yauline 9. SoneDer.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
,Aeutlicber Marf: Veriebt.

6ctrriSemdrf t.
.,,, mittwod corrigirt oun Der "Her-
1 mann Star Mills"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15
Gifcmba bn 3cittnbcac.

@citIid gcbcnbe 3TQe.
&c. I. Wrff;ae 1911 Nohnittaa5.
Nc. 3. Grpre6Sug 1913 Nndmittngs.
SetIiA gcbenhe 3iiac.
go. .. TpRsu9 $50 Nahmittd9s.
go. i. GrrreE,rd 2.2t Mrrsent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-07-15

ea~ Ter Mfihourt 6IuB faut 9e9en
luGrti9 lon9iom.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
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Changers on the Centennial.

The, National Grange of the United States adopted the report 1ot the com mittee on the Centennial exposition de- claring that no provision has been made whereby the Patrons of Husbandry can be represented as an association, and that the exposition commissioners have provided no yadequate plan through which the ag4icllltnral interests of the country can be systematically and fully represented. They, therefore, recom- mend that furtherco nsultation be sought with the directors of the exposition to ascertain whether modification of their plans may be effected as to secure a proper recognition of American agricul- tre. The committee suggest that there be full exhibition of plants, products, stock, wool, and silk and agricultural publications, and say in conclusion "We deem it part of our mission as Patrons of Husbandry to produce among our people proper interest in the ap- preaching celebration of the one hun dredth anniversary of American inde- pendence, and to use our best endeavors to have it do the most good possible, not only by exhibiting the progress and power of a great nation during the first century of it's existence, but by cement ing the band which shall unite, our peo- pie for the future. In. furtherance of these views we trust that the entire man. agement of this grand exposition will be conducted on such broad, liberal, and upright principles as shall best tend to harmonize our States, and aid in spread ing the peace of millennial age among our own people, and among the nations of the earth. '''''
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
To the sufrs,.ing.

An old retired physician, who is candid enough to tell the truth about progress, has declared that the recent discovery by Dr. Walker, of California, of his herb remedy, Vinegar Bitters, is one of the most important in medicine. He has tested them thoroughly in his own family, among his friends, and upon himself; and he is driven to the conclu- sion that they possess rare and unex- cened curative properties He says of them: N ss,They contain no dangerous drug. They never reduce the patient - never render one liable to take cold never interfere with the everyday busi- ness of life-never make their continuous use @ condition of cure, and are adapted d to even the most delicate organization. They net as kindly on the tender infant, the delicate female, or infirm old age, as on the vigorous aud athletic eystem; ex- ercising healthful effects upon every blood vessel--on the brain, nerves and lymphatics- the blood, bile, gastric juice, etc., enricbing impoverished fluids, and imparting vigor to mind and body" |" -COnl.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
Burning at White Heat Painless.

.a Dr.. J., s.. Camden publishes in the MedfcGl Times and Gazette information very important to surgeons who gre not cognizant of the fact that the application of white-hot iron to the body is. abso- lutely painless, while when only d=hot it is an extremely painful operation.
 When operating with red-hot iron on men the screeching was fearful, while when the iron was white-hot not & mur- mur was heard; and when he operated So on horse the animal appeared scarce ly toebe aware of what was being done.
 He proposes to use for actual cautery a large spirit blow-pipe, but we hardly think that this would do, as only in tho center of the flame great heat is gen erated,, ,,wlgile all saroundF lesser degees ptevaib which would certainly be- paiA fnlS We would recommend the more extensive use of the platinum wire, kept white-hot by the current of an electric battery; this has thus far been much less used than it deserves. 1t may be too troublesome for private practice, but should be resorted to in all public medi- cal institutions, sd! T. siE"fi '''' 'SG" "
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
fH NE. n tIIIIN|u . " V
 Failures in 1874.

The Mercantile Agency, Dun, Barlow. &Ody Announces 4hatL during 4tfiie the 4 past a st year, there were. {, ,830 failures in the United States, the liabilities amounting to $153, ,239, 900. In the three previous years the failures were as follows: 1873, failures 5,1S3. liabilities $228, ,499, ,OO0; 1872, 4, 069,} S121, ,O56, ,eO0;e 1871, 2,9I5, s85, ,252, GOO : The noticeable feature in in
 the statement is that, while the number of failures exceeds that of last year, there is a marked dimipptiony in the amount of liabilities. Two causes are assignabls for this, viz. First, that, the panic of 1873 caused the failure of an unusual number of large houses, thus raising very much the average amount of liabilities over all previous years.
 Second, that the volume of business has
 been greatly diminished during 1874, 80 that, when failure did occur, the liabilities were comparatively light; and, further.
 that tho houses which succumbed during the year were in great degree smaller
 class of traders than those of 1873. ''''-
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

of the keepers of the jail. zee. Henry G. Free man, the oldest member of tho Philadelphia bar, excepting Horace Binney, died recently, in the eighty-si1th year of his age. He was ad- mitted to the bar in 1S00...... Mrs. Mccarthy was found dead on the floor of her house in Portsmouth, N. Ill., having frozen to death while intoxicated . Darcy Boulton, 0. o.,
 M. P. F., and Grand Master of the Ontario Orange Grand Lodge, died suddenly in Toronto of apoplexy.. .. In the English House of Commons Mr. Bourke, Under Secretary for the Foreign Department, in reply to an inquiry by MT. OElery, said that instructions would be sent to Mir. Layard, the British Minister at Madrid, to recognize 4 lfonso as King of Spain.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
Post.oofiice Business,

The postmaster of the city of New York only receives $6,OOO year, where as thirty+four years ago hesreceived from
 $50, O,OOO to $6O, ,000 year. At that time bonds were only required to- the amount of $2O0, 900 now they nre required to the amount of $1, 100000. The letter distribution at the post office extends sixteen miles on one side and nine on the other, with width of two or three miles. Thirty years ago there were thirty-six clerks employed there; now there are 1,052 clerks and carriers. The distribution of letters amounts to 52, ,O00 0 day, and 130, ,000 pounds of mail mat ter are dispatched daily from New York.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
Sewing Machines.

The three companies controlling the sewing machine patent sold, in the, year 1872 .539,846 sewing machines, at an average price of $65, which really cost only an average of $12.50 each. The other companies, using the patent under agreement with its patent-holders, paid during the same year upon the machines manufactured and sold by them a royalty of s$937, 170 to the three first named companies. s Of corsethis royalty was charged to the public which bought the machines, and when added to the charge demanded by the three combined com panies, by virtue of their control over the patents, amounted to the enormous sum of g., 553, 70S in . single year, over and above fair manufacturers profit on the machines, SO all exchange which claims to be posted in the matter tells k 2
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
R "Reminiscences of Bygone Days.


 The dismantling of the Astor House was spectacle full of interest to every New Yorker. It is hardly too much to say that this old hostelry has more of history and association about it than all the other taverns of the city. put to gether From the days when MT: Astor built 1t ss an up-t town hotel, to within a few years, it was the .favorites resort of politicians and business men from every part of the country. It was the especial resort of athoee historic Whig leaders who, have now been gone so long that everybody agrees to. admire them. The Jove-hkeS Webster gave his Olympian dinners there, and his notes of hand to pay for them, 's careless of mankind. " Clay and Davy Cfockett. have been guests in the granite palace, and up to a recent day Thurlow Weed has retained a room on the parlor floor, where victo- ries have often been organizedand con- ventions~ disposed Of before they were called. 2 If those walls had language7777 but of course it is much better that they should not have. If they would speak and tell us all they know, they would lose, all their character for truth and veracity, and the world would be no bet ter for it. .. '...''. -,,c
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
Of ManslAnghter.

At Coventry, in England, after; n long coroner's inquiry, @ verdict of man slaughter was returned against a mid wife named Elizabeth Ingram. The evidence showed that she had attended q large number of confneraents, and had conveyed puerperal fever to the patients,
 She was. cautioned by the coroner to cease from practice, but did not do so.
 Since then two inquests have been held on fatal cases she had attended, At the first inquiry Ingram, was censured, and finally. she was committed to take her trial on a charge of nnanslaughter.. Four other cases of puerp eral fever attended by her have proved fatal -'. .l'.....' ' s' s.3
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26
A Legal Wag.

Judson T.; Mills, of South Carolina, was judge of Ia district court insNoIth- ern Texas, fond of a joke, but was syery decided in the discharge of his duty. Thomas E'anRip Smith hwassa practicing lawyer ak thA Bar and having shame fully miastated the law in his address to the jury, turned to the court, and asked the judge to charge the jury accord ingly. The judge vas indignaat, and replied :x sEEgT SIS s1
 "Does the counsel take the court to De sniss iasF ass not .basbsa by 5hGismsspro5t, m but instantly responded :,~-7 ------,,
 "I trust your honor will not insist on an answer to that question, as I might, in answering it truly, be considered guilty of oontempt of eourt:ss Il ' IF
 "Fine the counsel $1O, MT. Clarke, 'a said the judge.
 Smith immediately paid the money, the court could show '' 'E
 Fine the counsel lSe $5o.'".: .sAtflet said the judge. 'A '''' \ " ''''
 The fine was entered by the clerk, and Smith, not being able to respond in that sum, sat down. 1''
 uPhe next;morning, sonsths opening of court, anith rose, and, with much dsfer- ence of naanner beganz3 0AssEasS S
 "May it please your honor, the clerk took that little joke of yours yesterday about the $50 as serious, as I perceive from the reading of the )1nihptes.i Win your honor be pleased to inform him of his error, and have, it eraseds,';E ,,,il si
 The coolness of the request, and the implied apology, pleased the judge, and he renlitted the fine. LtNH N ~- F-~ '-
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

The most unhappy person in the world is the dyspeptic Everything looks dark and gloomy; hefeels tout Of sorts ei with himself and everybody else Life is a burden to him. This can aIi 'be changed by taking Peruvian Syrup Ca protoxide of iron). Cases of 27 years standing hsvos been curedb by its--Cone. r''
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

" KfaOougress hsgdnemployed as much scientific skill in tho arrangement of it's, " Re construction Poloyh As the close, as the War department did ill the beginning of the. war, ir &fTangingl for the IifantfaGtstre of9 what was called &leriddn's Cnrdlry TOndition Po,cders
 for the use of the cavalry horses, n0 doubt the Union would have been restored long ago. E,rDhJ
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

One of the manyremedies given for chick en cholera is the following; Take of es- sence of Jamaica ginger one tablespoon ful and put it in enough water to mix in to dough one quart of meal, and feed three times daily. This is said to be un- failing.
Connecticut western news., 1875-02-26

A French writer says that not one American in hundred has handsome chin. This is due to the fact that so many of our fellow-citizens give nearly all their time to the cultivation of cheek.