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, 1875-02-20

now THE 1HEATY uF 1868 WAS DErH41xp.
WAs1ttSaToS. D. G.. Fob. 19.--Tho Acting &c.,
rotary Of tho interior. replying to Senate res
oIution by LII. Dogy. calling for inforuation ~
to the nature Of tho asFyccs rendered by Will
lam r. Alats and @. N. VAnn, for which ;6O, ,O01
was paid oat Of moneys belonging to Usage 1n-
dians aud, AZ to tho authority for such 81.
leuditurc, makca substantially tho following
statcmeuts Tho treaty Of hlay, 1sG8,
authorized tho sale of tho Osage Inlian lau.ls
ln Kansas 70 tho Leayenuorth, Lawronco
Il Galveston 1satlroRd Company at el.la per
aero. amounting to II GOO 0U0, Of which tho In-
ealanco III railroad bonds. THIS treaty was sont
to tho senate III Juno, 1868, aui reported from
tue Indian AnaiSA Committee fayorably. with nc
change, except to authorize the fale to DO mado
IN certain allotted proportions. to si1 different
railroad compauioe. TAls treaty was still pend-
ing iu 1900, ,sllen lilo Oaago Council contracted
with Atlalr aud Fann. cisizcns Of the Cherokee
Nation 10 rcaist its 5atillcati0n and procure Leg
islatiom to secure higher price for tho lands,
they TO receive contingent fec OF 30 por cent
ou Ill mopeya received IN o1ceas OF the III, ,G0O,-
600. The trcaty was Withdrawn. and legislation,
subsequently enactol uuder which tho lands
Wero sold at 9l..5 per aero. The Indian Coun-
ell reduced tho foo to $3.50, 900, aud tho Oom1ntB-
souos OF Indian Affairs, July 8, 1874. approved
their agreement to tho extent OF $50 900, saying
In Lis official letter on tue subject that DO haI
largely due to tue services Of Adalr and VA,,u,
III the presautstlon OF facts nnd arguments.
The authority for tho payment IL BtAtud to bo
. clause tn tho Indian Appropriation bill OF
15ti4. which authorized tho Secretary Of the Iu-
[eslof 70 exprnd s2oe, coo Per year for two years.
of stock aud agricultural ltnPlelaents oleuing OF
|ct1us. erection Of houses, aud fur tile ciyitizs-
lion OF the Osages aud their tribal government.
, 1875-02-20

mo. and ahsd hs fe!t less dsrrc.sod than on tho
pravious occasion, and had moro Aopo. AZ the
tmo of thfs long insorview hfr Eoechcr esns
emily IN tho morning and left about luuch.t,mo,
q o'clock. think when Iii. Deccher called on
me I,n
..aEsr H1.nIy strsaAoEa nY NE 10 Mns. Triton.
~ heafly alWaya eeut his lore to hor when he
called, snd asked me onco to lot linn know II
hae wss In noaI Of any little luxury. Ills me1-
haRes Hero generally that eho should be frt, Of
COURAGE 6, and hopofnl and make good homo for
nt.ar 1e Aonday afef my receipt of tho
will. hir. I:cechcr. 1 remember TINT Mr. Moui-
Ton reaa mo lotsoE On Sunday, and Mr.. Deocher
called 10 see mo the po1t day. T1,in vss not
}I tlo 1est eonyer;at!on with Str. Recchcr. Tito
!ast Ill., ! ~ nA Win MN was lazt July. 1;osweon
&Aehc Two occaHunB, he met tlIe pucu In tin fNl1
anu BaiI wan lhu bcA& FREUD 10 eyer had and
dearer TO him than any eiater In ti,s Inst inter-
Wow With h!r. Boccher lie catnp to nee mY lrug.
nad; ana met hn' tn The study slr. Mouton
L lett tho room whsn alf. Moulton came H. The
conversation began by my saying: Frank IL
very angry with you on accotint OF your calling
tho Church Committee: and lie raid Fra,lk had
tllou ca1no IT., aud left. Downstairs mot Mr,
l}eechcr. AMI asked Lin II he knew thnt Iilsou
Wan Eoing TO publish statement Of the facts Of
tho Case. U0 said,
They cannot convict me Of any oGense." said,
III he fails l,e will take tho case into tue
coutsa." and ho said 1il.on could do nothing, az
ils had lsod four yeara With Als VITO afterwards.
had heard hfr. Tilton ray hs would tske l,is
case into court Of iuRtico. whore II would be
fairly dealt With. I heard this not vcry long be-
ioro this Interview / think about the time Of tho
Eacon Letter. dsdnot make tl.is communication
10 Eeeeher At tho request Of any person. atsd do
not think my husband knew i wns going to do
It. do not remember seeing Mr.. Tracy At my
Louse in December, 1872. j do not remember
any particular Sunday in that year when Mr..
Tllton was at my llousa. / tcn:cinber an occa-
.lon whcn Mr. Woodruff, air. Tracy. mud a1r.
At9uiton had a consultation. but do mot renleu,-
bos tue Sunday on which it took place. /
th!nk II was over since last July ihat !
hurposcd that / would bo d witness
~ tho case. did not think that 1t Was before
TIC church or Church Committee should bo
eutomoued III witness, but when the cas- ca.no
to trial. / think Mas absent portion Of july,
Perhaps before tho 18th of that month, at Mar
EagAbtct.
At th.a point Mr.. Erarts eail II was near tho
honr Ut adjournment, aud ho bud not tinisheI
YET
Tho Court then adjourned to meet on Tuesday
morning ne1s, Mondar tWashtngtons birthday
being . Legal holiday.
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A HltOkEN ERsL.
agttefaf DifrGich TO 3he LAfruFo Itr{txns
F1TTsnunn, 1'a., Feb. I9.-Abou. o'clock this
morning tersib'o accident occurred On tho Pan
Handle iaoad to tho Souttorn e1proaa. due it,
this city at 2:93. Tho tram w=s about two hours
behind time, consiating Of an cnflno, two baggage
cars, ono Empire car, two passenger cars, tuo
Pullman cars, and GuCerintcndenta special car
About milo oast OF a1ingo Junction aud Q miles
Host of seoubenyilc, 1t encountered brokon rail.
The engine aud empty baggage car passed safely
over. The other cars we're thrown from tho track
and hurled oves au c1nbanksncnt Is feet dcop
J. N. Mccullough, Vice President Of the Penn
sylyauia Company, and William, Stewart, Gem
era! Freight Agent, weso in tho special cur,
which took fire. Fortunately tho passengers In
the Pullman were all asleep At tho ti,ne OF tho
ncclacnt mud did not wake mp till aftcr. It was
? miracle no porhon "as killed. hfcCul-
1ou9ll was tho worst Injured. He had three
ribs broken, aud his Bca1p cut. IIo was brought
homo to Allegheny to..alc.t iu O special train.
Tho other parties injured wore named a. fol-
lows: l1aryoy Mann. Dellefonto Ceutro
County, Pa, received IN o1tcns,yo
1caln-wound, also cut abaut tho breast. john
lloborts, OF No. III Euat street. Cincinnati,
bruised about tho body, not seriously. John
Bhauo and wffe, England slightly Injured, cut,
and bruised. 8. L. Garlncs, tlagMan on thu
train, was slightly injured Tho Company im-
mediatoly scut 3 wreeklug-train, with aurgcons q.
TO the scene. aud lad tho injured taken to
settlement, where possible, with tbs passengers
for baggage destroyed. TAe acciocnt was un-
ayoidablc, "a tho train at tue time was running
slow.
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NOTES AND NEWS.

6rtetsi Disnuteh to 1hs EAtaco zttouns,
WAuulsdros, D. c., Fob, l9.-Iho prospects
Of tho rassage Of the Tariff bill a1o stlll doubt
full. Evesy motion to bring 1t up before tho
House to-day was defeated. It waa anta8onlzol
in tho morning by motion to 60 to tho pdysta
caIcul4r, Which prevailed BY majosity-yeas,
1l7i nays, 11b. It Is c!aln,ed that this IL tle
strongest vote tho supporters Ut the bill can
obtain. but 1t can scarcely 10 considered apsopsf
test vote.
TUE LouIsIANA COMMITTEE
mst so'uIgat 1t ths Eooals Of III. Foster, 10 ~
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DISASTERS.
Fifty Lives Lost by the Burning Of q
Factory, in Gottenburg, Sweden.
Record Of Minor Cusunltiea.

FEARFUL MILL DISASTER IN SWEDEN.
srocKHoI4A. Feb. ia mitch factory iu Got
tenburR, crowded With work people, took tso To-
day. Tho flames spread with Huch rApidity that
tho employees III tho upper stories we're cut OF
from escape, nnd many reiithcd III tho tlaineH OF
we're hi!led by jumping from tho windows. Eff
ty.one lives arc reported loat.
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Kcar-AtlshtFul Ulanrtcs III. 9cEl.
New Yonk, Fob. l9.-lloar-Admirsl Charles
II. Bell. Unitod Btates Navy, died Of pueumenia
this morning, at his residence Now brunswick,
N. J., aged II.
, 1875-02-20

Special I7siNEeh 70 7hs EI1ra9' 7F1bHHt,
DunrQuE, H.. Fob. ia man by tho namo
OF John Harvey vas s.sccS by tho No. pas
senecs train on tue 1lI!noi. Central, about
milo below Dunllctl, to-lay. Ho WAS running
along tho track allead OF the eustno,
ana apparently tabored under tho
impression tAat ha could beat It
Into tho stntion. The cow-catcher threw him
ctoar tra1n tic track breaking Ais ribs mud bsuis-
tug liu, ,la in various Nays lie WAS placed
aboard tile train and takon to Dunlicth, whero
ho resides. lie moved from Dixon. Ill, to that
nlAce lsat fall,
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Special Uspatth n Tia Chicago Ifiburw,
LEAyExwonrlt, Kau, Fob. l9.-Early this
morning. norther1s-bound night oxpress Of tho
Kansas City, 1t. Joseph i Council Bluffs Rail-
road ran Into thc rear eud Of freight train.
Conductor natcs, Of tho freight. Ind tAigh
dangerously injured, The accIiont Aepneued
tWO tnlleA sAat Of Le1YenNptth,
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from both parttos-both, Mrs. 1ilton snd Mr::
lad told 1ir Nobinhon. feeling that Alr. Denches
might Ia cmbarsasned. and that /: might 10
Mr. Ilobinson kuew tho truth, M ilc frequently
mot him at the ptrlce xpd ut our house.
Q.-Nhat rep1y did Mr.. Dcee11cI meks, II any,
when you told him that? A.-lic said ho naa
. Gu. by ,aae a e eonas.sS nm ss ss. BE- rA willing to
The Tftncsa testified TINT she Ind mover psr.
tskeu Iof communion at rly1nonth Church since
she knew tho truth Of this caso.
the WAY HER ar1TkNEsr At WAS nrrErvxn.
Ing her direct testimony, Tie revelation was
maie tn tho profonndest Hilcnce. There was not
= Ao,.nd to tiptul, tho placid cnrren. Of hor nar-
ratiye. Evorybo.ly hell hs breath ssud Looked
rs a. e1s s voss I"s' eses es s Male l tessa sFosn
t!lo ground, Mrs., TiItnn wis, on tho
other hand, deadly pale. sI,e held handker-
chief III her hand. which s!!a made be1ievo to
tear into thousand shteds. OId lsobinaon
father, while Triton leaned back IL bis char and
tlesoured her With bis oyes. The jury alt nat
rund so as to SEQ hcr II, full and tile venerable
fo,uman comprcaacd isie smooth liz. and teant
tho lawyers wers absorbed. Fullerton, atand-
Ink up with hia right band pro'.utlct, and
tho gold eyeglasses dangling froiu hts fore-
finger. i}oacta leaned hs elhov up'n tho tahto
1nn,lstsche and NJ phlo % Mrs. Tilt3n. portor
stared fccb!y through lln spcctacioa, enti clowod
tobacco. bleat1nan leaned hls head and ratttod
pencil on bis own 0ngsrs. Eyartn liptenod like
hnwk with la head on one sitle. AM. Was ready
to spsing to h's feet with An objection At tho
first opportunity, Mrs. i3acche. occasionally
showed her toosh. It would ba unlind
to mistake, tic motion for, : sInilc,
1vhs. 5Tra ronitnn lad In tai ,,2i,s,o ~ s..:
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

PORTLAND, Me., Fob. l9.-Arlyed-Btesmab
Scandinavian, from Liverpool.
New ioux,. Feb. la.--Arltrsa-stssm4hy
PaxthiA, from LiTaJpool
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Mr.. Beecher Threatened to
Commit Suicide.
10 Often Spoke Of Dis Great Lore for Mrs.
Fiiton.
He Preached Of Adultery from Ex-
porience.
He Said Tilton Had No Case for a Court.

--
he Said Tilton Had NO Case tor Court.
6pfeht Nsna'eh 1he tAeaoo iTso"he'
baooRLss, fop' A9'-nlcn"'ua 'es'a1ioh5 yeo-
tofday was on'y . spas1or Of faiu asopp,"s @
cut OF the oage o1 tnunaer'clona' ~ Alco
everybody Will eon6o OF some'h'nG to co'n',
aud. without tho consequences "a'ch ef,.Yoo ,.'',
to-day fa'ghs pesiiaEs naso thfo"n no n''le
cotu "aser on inc 1o.'on1 oo'o',on y,
NSmoath Chnfon, out tue tempest "n'en 'eseo
IN sho c1ty Coult to-daY ""s 'oty
hurricane OF te6tlmons. IL fattled among LILO
thalAhx. anu shoos up MI ao9ls oi aFS o"'.cs'
Like The "inds OF general fosnftcosion'' alFs'
Erntnh u Moalton VAS sne soasa5'oh HUI onlS
Of to-d0g' put OF toe "noae tf1a1 ~ aa.'
Her advent las been expoetea' oenlea'
promised, and possponca' until the lucIoaulous
PUBLIC lao como 70 looR upon Aos % oAf'' iihr-
fis'-a SORT OF Aauano oono'soo, a'"hsh 1uss
about TO appear hfa tosof actu""S api'ea'oa.
Ihe last hoat o. yestososS WAS an example OF
almost eopu!chfal toa'am4 oh!5 less pfoSoKlnE
than Inc doiay "n'ch congress o. leeasees
auet 1eol "ii1o tno eo1Pso AWAITS ousial up
eta'Is anu tao aoctoe Aau aa"seF eAchanso
mutlod p!easansnea over snc'f pofI IN tno hacK
pnsioi' 'omotolng "as co'h,os 10, oFory ono'
only non1S ot patsehce haa 70 Do onthsed oo1ofe
1t came ---.-..,........---.....-.--.-.-
nEFIEc11oss METEOROLOGICAL.
THIS morning tho ehs "as appropriately oEor-
cast. aud in The east hurg gray cloud, out Of
When snau ana n11n' showers Of snow ariftcd
a'm!eaa'y ana toon mehea INTO s'ash IN the
foad"asa a1tera iceoso taehlon OF thef own.
It was q sort Of daybroak Which one regards as
aooncoss!on of sympathy from heaven II thero
eon.l stmoanborfe affront IL t,,o dnusi,tcr os
tbo house is to bo bride before uightfall.
THE pEEonEns.
Mrs Deechcr had evidently rnado m her
mind not to loBs particle OF tho threatened
revelation. She was In her sent before tle
Judge, who is = model Of punc,uality wan yis.
, 1875-02-20

*+AAtNSSA%et
OBTAIN LITTLE uorE AND STRENGTH FROM
FnASK
to continue Ills work. On two or three nccas[onE
uoochct was lnyisoa ~ . guest to supper at our
Aoaee. Nr* Deseho' had tho ilEst conversation
Of 1871. Ho did not como to SEQ me, but /
went into tie parlor to speak 10 Inn.
Ao was very much excited, Walking
un .Rnd down tho loor, and Ao
asked mo It know OF the sotTow Of hts life,
aud replied that Frank had told mo the who!e
pathy for hin. hal quite I numbet OF inter-
Views with 1[r. Deeclor 10 reIeEonca TO his case.
Tho next interview With 1tr. Deecher that wAa OF
any Importance was on tAe % Of June, 1878,
when Mr. HoechoE o1rreasea hluself heartsick,
aud ! made him Ie down OH tho sofA. Mr.
Moulton was thsta when 10 came In, but left
shortly After. / sat In the chair basila 1lr.
Heeclef, le oppressed Erc1t sorrow for Rll the
mlseries he had brought oa Mrs. IIton and ler
family, but
re HAD CoNyrdsxp nIs SIN,
aud thought he was forgiven, aud wou!d 10
botteF ltto1 10 preach after passing through
thiA. lie Jumped up and began pacing tho rootu
with tears streaming down hls cheekp, said,
1T you would only go TO tho church aud oon-
tess you WI bs forgiven, aud Frank aud will!
Always be your fHends." 1iessaia that he noyer
got my sympatay from me, but that / was like q
aection OF ths day Of Judgment. do not know
that e1cr statadto lit. Beacher what his form Of
confceslop To The church ought to be. Mr, Uooetor
tlIen asked me to ba kind TO Mrs. 1ilton on all
occasiops, ~ she was not I lad WOMAN at heart.
cited. aud said he would lake hts lifo, aud I be-
lissel hlm:, told llm that haa1lug this had
destroyed all my faith In human nature. IIe
said he hkd no fears Of death, but rather lougad
for 1t. LIE sxPfesasd hts crest thanks to mu for
my sympathy. Hs cams aooe aftss this to sss
, 1875-02-20

-tttt. aauit"s5' A.-4cSs ohca hlf. l3cec!ler
MoTbo at what Aa had 4oHe.
Q.-Wlat dld l!o say AZ m evidence Of that
tc'norne9 ,A.-That ho had brought 10 ,at,cl,
trouble aud sorrow both to hiaselt mud El!za-
goth, and to !.cr household, and auia: ~
think "o'nan y as much to blRmo ns 4 man.
sho was tho mothor OF five or ak children, and
u does not goem possible that she could have
done what eho has douo without knowing fully
blame Us are YOU" iie asld NJ. i sio wasn't
aioiIttY aud a|l lie Blame myself" i tod Mr.
Beecher u, that MI. George q. Roe!nson Lad
the oes to q soe US s ffs2usat Moaou sss a
thas he thought It very strange that 10
should actcct Ar. Moultou, who was mot church,
man that Ar. Dacchor Was tue llrHt man in the
city having host OF flicnda At Ills back, and II
20 seo Mr. Moulton that 10 did not understand
tho tcason that he thought there n.llHt bo aomo
Rfoas trouble but he did not u.sarrstand what
y n. was H. tlat hss er1ther, Jcremiah !toblnHon'
Knew tho Facts, and Mr. hfDultou aud hIr. Wood
faI, and he telt that ought to tell him what
TO M trouble wAu that he was = leading man In
r!yymouth Church., aud lad bseu Deacon, sud waa
att attending lseechers church. aud meeting him
him. md ha felt that perhaps II might 10 etnhar
i5aasanB Tor III. UeeeheF, mud he would liko to
Know tho truth. uo sall TINT sometimes 10
ei,assh enionshs .hss III. noee4er bad appropriated
-oA~4 AoAo5 u AA4 peCn guilty. OF tAclt, or
something Of that kind thss he realized It waH
graat cEstna Which ho hsd committed. sail:
NO y IL not that5 lo nus been guilty OF adui-
tetJ With 4Is: Iiton." lie saids "Well that /
niai that have beloved In for years; under
whosa preaching haye sat for 50 many years;
Who Aas preached against that ono par
ticulas elu-l cannot boliese that it Is possible
have to tel you that ho ia." lie sald, "How do
you knoS ltf" ! tAtd. "Esom coufsa4eus
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
Loved and Lost.

fell in love With u fat girl once,
| loved madly because | WAS loving
iour hundred and seven pounds oi
girl. She WAS amIable, good. ma
tured, tender hearted, and true,
and | think she loved me. We
were to be married IN the tall, aud
/ should probably bcen one Of the
happiest OF husbands, when an ac-
cldcut dashed my prospects. che
lell overheard just rs we were
about to leave the wharf on y
steamboat excursion. Three or
lour sailors plunged after her, aud
lhcy got n IA X plank under her,
u cable around her waist aud towed
hcr to the wharf. They then rig
set u derrick and lifted her out by
sections, but they were 40 lOns
about IL that she took IA asevere cold,
and the result was death. There
was month and months after that
| could never pass u load of hay
without thinking oi my lost Amam-
da, and shedding tears, aud even
O this day never see an elcphan,
or rhinvceros without her vision
rising up before me.--(Max Ade-
Ter.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
Sleeping Together.

More quarrcls occur between
brothers, between sisters, between
servant girls between clerks, be.
tween apprentices in mechanics
shops, between hired men, between
husband aud wife, owing to the
electrical chdrg's through which
their nervons system 60 10y lodg-
ing together AT night under the
same bed-c!othes, than by any 9th
o. 'ii-turbing canss. There i, moth
It VII % di.arrans, t.e nor
vnhs 'y~trm at pc'soa wno -
.. IN naive III bed with anoihcr
pc sou VINO is absorbt've In ner-
vous !orce. The absorber viii (,
to sleep and rest al night, white
tlr elmlnatOr will be tumbil.I =
aud to.>in-, restless and nervun-,
and wake up.,n tie morning fret
.ul, pUcyian, f,uit nndlng a"d d.
outraged. No i've persons, 80
n.at,er "nO they are, SHOULD habit
ual.y sleep ,ogalhcr. This is ,he
law, aud ,n married lite it - dctu.
VI slmcst universally.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
The Lepend Of the Golden Slip
.ss per.

An Inherent vcnter .,
glue aud liquid polish blacking
who opened his stock in trade OF
c street II day or two since, found
business rather dull. In order tC
attract crowd no announced from
his stand that there would bs II
sherl in,ermission in the glue and
backing trade. during which lie
would re'ate the story of the prod
igal daughter. down in Mlssou
ri whar us't to live, ayaller gal
once give in her experience at "A
darkee revival. Said she: 'Brud-
den AN sist'n, de week afore last, in
dc afternoon J was out in de black
berry patch, an got up on de ience.
| WAS gst agw inc to got ober de
teDce, when der | nee before me
sebenteen big yaller ratilaum
snnkes. Den | lock behind me
an dar ! see sebenteen big yalIer
rallleum snakes. Den / look on
de righ, side, ha on dc lett side.
ah All dar see sebentecn al eleb.
Ell cen NOAH big yaller nllleum
snakes, an every mudder's son OF
dem snakes had his tail up an his
mouth open, gist It sa,in we
am DE- resurrection an de life got
down ot!n uat fence AZ come to US. >
But den | knowd ii war de debbIl.
| g'-t turned 10 an prayed de
l. rd, an in lsss'n one mimi, ie
Lord lie sent mc down u pair OBJ
golden slippers. Den | put on
dem golden slippers an den | gust
scoot out over de backs Of dem rat
tlcum snakes, all de same ~ Dan'l
como out OF de den oi lions. Now
then, cried the peddier, 'come up
and buy my wonderful glue and in
comparable bIackin'-give me the
golden slippcrs-and ! promise
YOU that / will slide cut OF lhls bus.
iness quicker'n that yaller gal slid
out over the backs OF them thar
ralt!esnakes. = Virginia (Nev)
Enterprise.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
Miud and Health.

rhe mental condition has far
mor" Influence upon The bodily
ncai,h tnan 1, generally supposed.
II is no dpub, true that ailments
oi the body cause depressing aud
morbid condition.. Of tho mud but
it Is no less true that sorrow!ul
aud dIsa.reeab'o emotions produce
disease in persons who, un,nhu-
enced by them, would be ia sound
uealth; or il disease is not pro-
duced the functions are disorIercd.
Not even pbysiciAns always con.
sIdey the iupersncs OF this isaa.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
Paper.

Paper is now used very success.
fully tor making buggy boxes, bias.
kets, belt,ng for machinery, boats,
clothing, Ii usehold utensils, etc.
For buggy boxes its utility is high.
IL appreciated, as there is no dan
eer1oi' it's shrinking or cracking.
while it is almost impossible Tor
hor-e 10 kick it aud make any I'M
prcsslon on it's surface. II is ca.
"a Die OF sustaining q very bigh
polish, and tue facility with which
It can be moulded into any shape
desired is also advantageous 1t
is though, that il will sventually
,rperccae wood in the Manufacture
oi many fancy articles. aud that its
use ior the above parposes viii b..
loomc general.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24
A Little Old Time Story Abou,
Boss Grant.
tFrom the Silver City Avalanche ]

Ni'y
More than twenty years ago, one
terribly cold and stormy night in
January, Mr.. Eras,us Wells was
driving h,s stage home from Car.
ondelei (near which burg Farmer
Grant then livsO TO ST. LOUIS, Il
distance of seven miles. On the
road Mr.. Wells met II horse and n
country wagon proceeding leisure
ly along without u driver. he
next discovered lying on the road
side the debris of what appeared
as u email stock of groceries.
Further on he espied what after
ward proved 10 be u good sized old
ashioned brown jug. the cork was
out, and there WAN the very best
evidence tha, the aforesaid jug had
very recently contained wh'skey.
TIE last object, further on, and
only a short distance from that
point, Mr. Wells discovered was
the body of q man lying on the
side OF the road. Jumping from
his stage, he found the owner 'l
the wagon rcposing comfortably
in q -now bank, slightly under the
w,ath.r' from having imbihed too
| iieeiy oi The contents al his brown
jug. NJ. Wells, thinking that the
nan ui, ,hl periah Il lei, there MI
nighi, took hIm "n to -his stage
picked dp tne hi" a!ons tht
road, and ,and,d d the farmer and
! bis traps =. ely St hvme some mites
! li-taut.
luv indivtjuai thus taken care
O Is now ,np President OF the
United States.
The Osceola times., 1875-04-24

Agreeable emotions Sc, in motion
nervous currents, which stimulate
blood, brain, and every part OF the
system into healthiul activity I:
while griet, disappointment Of feel.
ing. and brooding over presen, sor-
rows or past mista kes, depress all
the vital forces. To be physically
well one must, IN general, be hap
py. The reYersc il not always
true one may be happy ard cheer
iul, and yet he a constant sufferer
in b"by.-(Brooklyn Journal of
Education.