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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-24

The despot's heel l8 on thy shore.
Maryland ny Maryland z
dlA touch y on tty temple door, a a
Msfylandt my 4aryiano
Avenge the patriot gore,
In!t hecke9 the strset1 OF bellImorei
And be the battle-green OF yore.
Maryland ny Maryland
The Confederate General Bradley 7,
Johnson, q Marylandrr, Provost Marshal
a Frederick City. heihome Of ABArbaTa
Frfehf y ADDRESSED me people as fol-
lows: I'VE have arms Tor you; am sR
tborIzed to muster 10 for The war eompa-
'nIes and regimsats; let each man pro
vide himself with stout pair OF shoes, =
good blanket and a iln cup. Jaekson's
men have 40 5Sgeage.S .
Harper's Ferry was held BYa f0rcs OF
1900 raw troops, under command Of
Go. Mica. In iasesliag the place. Jack
sou. with fourteen bfiEades. was TO cross
the Potomac and march, directly upon
HAFper's Fesry. He marched with his
usuAl spssd, SAleh' had salhed fer his
command the name of the Foot Caval-,
ry.s HIS command numbered sbout a.
600 Al the Outset, Apd Il hsda fought at
Cedar Mountain, Btis,Oe, Gronton and
Chsndlly, losing ln.Sif 1000 men n kill
ed and wounded, and had len behind TO- :.
600 slragglers. and he could not have,
brought more than 1900 TO HArper'L
Ferry, end with this e5tSs be had airlY ,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-24

sr0NEE ORERA HALL, Orwell. Ashts
bui5 Co. Ohio. on ne1ne OF A. r. d z rail
read-fe1tisd. Eiih bt1se and scenery, Fili seal
&. B&ToNEs -Prop. 1909.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-24
AsHTABULA. 10UNGsTOwN q
PETrsRUR IA RAILROAD.

CONDENSED TIME T.ABLE-Dec. 6, 1875.
RUxsIEe SOUTH RUNNING NORTH.
-NuMRERs-, sTATIONe. ~NUMBKRsA
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-24
HOTELS.

FISK HOuSE,-Ashtabuls, olio,lA, ~ F1slS; sToln
ProprIe or. An Omnibus fnnnlls @ 1H,s-T-sfsble
fenf Ii connection with this house. 60 SoissS NJ
passengers to any point.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-24
ER1ERA1LWAY.

A5stract Of Time Table Adopted Noe. 22nd,
1875.
DULLMAN'S best Drawing-room
a and Sleeping Coaches, combining all
modern improvements, are run through without
change from Rochester Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge. Niagara Falls. Cincinnati, Chicago
and Detroit to New York, making direct con
neetion with all lines of foreign and coastWise
steamers, and also with sound Steamers and
railway lines fer Boston and New England cities.
Hotel dinning cars from Chicago to New YORK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
The Maryland Independent W1va-
Glcitf.

THE MERCHANTS rxEcUGIyE COMMITTEE uSwIL-
IISG TO Assist IN THE fELHCil5S q CANDIDATES
BuT WILL REpUDtArE THE RgGCLAR pEI 3cAAIIc
SoMiSEEs-JCpGs BJGIE DECLINES.
[Tron the Baltimore Amari,an, TO dayl
Yesterday gentlemen connected With the Re
publican and Citizens conference committees
called on come prominent members of the Mer
chants Executive Committee and learned that
it was the sense Of the Merchants Committee
that it ouli not take any action with refer
euca to selecting card dates for State Ciiters as
that Was not within tie ec1Ie Of tne reSo-
luton under which they aet. Taey would have
to ropudate, however, nearly the Nnola tf the
Democratic legislative nominations, and many
Of the ConucmaGic ones. Assurances were
given that it would not be regarded as an a-, of
di.courtery il prior to the meeting Of tie Nef-
chants Executive Committee this evening he
zens party sloild egusu- uFouprorec r.mina-
tors ior State officers. informal cnt-uljatloas
were accordingly held ycstardsv eHd last rilut.
Several geutleuen undCttock 70 see judge
| Bowie and eulcaSor 30 induce Lin toi1rtgJ f.-
| EXPRESSED determination I0t 10 accept q b. nj
nation for The GoteFr0rl3p. They vclt to
Rockville and Lad lerr"usl interview With
| Judge Dowie, who=o sFLiathles are with the
efforts TO secure poLtc5, ietom AZ inst 10 V e
| believed that tie Judge would ac,sGe to tie
wishes If men % ali parties. but after consult
ing with h.s wife, he decided That from parso-
nal considerations alone he felt obliged d.
cine tAe honor OF . nomination. The c3ufer-
| euee committees Eset last night and Asi most
harmonious Interchange q We've blr tJ46 no
ac'iHn with reference TO nominating any o4e.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
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The WesterNeit TRIAL.

THE TESTIMONY cF An IMPORTANT wIISKss FoR
THE observation-disclosures OF THE ACCUSED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9Henry A. Hartman
was the iirst witsess to-day, and by hin counsel
for the prosecution explained it was intended to
show that the defendant had been seen from
time to time with Mosher and Douglass, and
also what statements and admissions wester-
volt made to witness, the testimony to cover the
time between the abduction of Charley Ross and
the killing of Mosher and Douglass.
Witness testified that he knew Westervet,
and saw him very frequently III Mott street,
New York where witness was attending bar
during the period mentioned. He saw Mosher
once and Douglass twice during the month OF
july They we're introduced to him by Wester-
welt. who told withess that tue two we're from
philsdelphia The second time witness saw
Douglas was some fourtt ell days after the first,
and Westeryelt-was present as before. Witness
first heard Of tho abduction Of Charley Ross
through the newspapers. Mestervelt read 1t TO
him and sad lie would bet two shillings he
could tell some OF the parties that were into It.
Westervelt told his witness before the Rondout
trip that he was going on a TIN FOR day or two.
He WAS gone tive days, and on his return told
witness lie had been with dosler and Douglass
| up the river
| Witness was asked II he had conversation
with Westeryet in September about a slguaLand
what it was lObj jscted to a. 4 leading ques-
| ton. Objection not sustained Witness then
stated that in the latter part of September Or
early in o ,tober Westervelt a-hod witness 10 let
| him know If a chalk mark appeaIed on the cellar
| door as that would be 2 sign tAAt tlo-e par
mes were in town. Alter the killing at
Bay Ridge witness accompanied Wcster-
welt to Brooklyn ct the request Of the Latter.
During the trip to BfooAlyn the two converted
about Charley Ross. Westeryelt said that ".hose
we're tie parties, aud If they were arrested the
child would not live three days Witness
asked We'teryelt where the child Was whether
hidden in hut q cave, or where. IN nevei
tell you responded Nesteryelt Later. in re-
spouse to further questions on the part Of wit
ness. defendant said that Mo-her bad the eliil
| M the r.fer. whore he did not know.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
TDe Iio,sc E,i,cn.e.
'JSl-NuEn PRESENCE 4HstT sosYaNA, bJfIsA
,lLI9E F1EN.

Hli-GHE FulI.
from TIL Sm. ma Times a.
F7.m forty to afy horses lave dled Ia Ilor-
ouslie.o and lavmou3- ,7ecai sirce Tuesday
0. las. week, q taes:s ger-, or ceIelro spinal
meningitis. a4l iew ca-es pe dFi4 reported,
tGt fa;a rs !s not so r. cent. I4e --4tiou
of tie Ia-s for over q week have -ume1hst
cAockcd Tic srfesa ef tie epileHae however.
aa4 tAis, With tAe enforced caution * the fafia-
eI-, NAY terminate Tie calamity Tile a--trl4ou
Is made in some q1aTtels tia. tie d.sef las
ueen caused in not q fcw .u-f.'c 5 by u work
AHi lack Of prJNer te-i cnveuGar D..
short and nsgg tafme lave lad moth.
ing much b1t gHas5 10 ie. s.tl. IFeu uuaer
favorable elrcum-tqicls t.s.- could uot iste c1u-
tuued long WtLort .oMe disadvantage; in T.
Wien We take the w.tcty, yaid.! condition ul tie
srass into the Becpul. tlis fatality d, l..t % re-
narkaJIs after Eli. CI c1ug-c, a lurlh-r Of
wei-feG horses hay del, bat tlts i18il lrll7 have
been % the other sort We are tul I5uag
horses have suffered far more thRn Old oucs 81 D
Wien the disease get. f.s. hold tia teroud al
remedies we are tel Sues i= exs ot.eace. Re.n-
eaie- are numerous, Lavevor, aui gentleman
hands u the to,llEiug. ee8t lin tya friend
his disease generally prevails durug T. q
months Of August, September sUi O.Eular. Az
soon a- j. il known that tho disease il bltui
s,aggcrs, take putE brlne GL,I rlG IL aver tUe
horses hody cub j. Well with tlo#G..a tUr
hcat II the d-ease viii soon 9 I.ld. iist. i,f'-
rly j. two or three times, rub II wel ,8cl ,i.a
band Ih.- l .ieYa tric Is nl,uiaegot times. a.4
never tfiteI - cate. From tue pen ct uus 2
rt'W most aged .abica1-rs purely fot iLo pail
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
I.s.s s.,ercln E,,.,,l.c.l n.
AL. TAE I!tsoHsEs JiscH,GGsn A4a.uLE IN
gart..,. - {. fi...,

AL TaE I4tsoHsEs iscHU1sn Agl.utE .HN.
saIl sfau.sp.
ArorsrA, O., soFs a-Ata t9ec. torm q:
Jadge Joiu=on'a Court. convened Z. Nrigl,s-
vile fgr the trial ofnagroea, l.l.a q indictment
were fouaa q sir=t eleven ptra9us. Jake IfeEs
was put Oh ina ,"=t .afttg o..l.r-tips learly
three panels, jl,y was o1t5i.tl. G-e w.tness
s#ore that the pflslaar stated tuere W9p.d be
be i .hlldg. and tH4t WoU q Lod liza rni
level. ybere Na- come a-apf taas tho ir=oner
saii that tie !snl- would DO diyiGei, ata each
ojlored man would se, uis forty sc cs and tauie.
Judge johnson charged the iug tat tile eyi-
dehce was not sufficient TO convict, ana iust no
verdict aeiinsl the IrfoHe5 -Aeua be rendered
After ~ hours ab-cAce tile fv lcturl cd a
verdict of not guilty Ai tic u.ltr prisoners
were discharged ai-i lie Court adj J,:ll.ed. This
ehd- the prosecutions, except ase.H-t u g Two
leaders, Morris aud Mlrlescl, WHO, il is thJa-lt,
have left the state
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
MiNEr.T gpNIN0 WtTENs =:

C4yser, tSaTa.1rl) EXrHisor, tsnra'ces.) Iiigh
Roc. ,Siratnta3 Nlcly, k'ssingon. Also, the iol-
llwine wat-.- - bNtties: Congress, E2ce sof, Lg-
ihIrH. Ceys.r High EoeE -. Louis Nsgn tic,
Fransun Ba!sion Spa, Getiyshars, Alssi,qu0l.
Bockbudge Alum, 81. Ca.harne's fr'esian. lel.
erlcshslle, N,chy. Settler, Bedford, El
y. hHINstt +. II 4 CO.,
whols1sle and Ge.ai D7ugsafs,
Gl-ner SYM md Aarh q sirEets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Mrs. DIR. Eestors tsIood pmrIljsr.

This well known an1 thCr0acnly tried preparation
MAINTAINS ltA renIta on as 9 fanely uugurra3s ca
FOR the cure Of blood Gnh SKIN Diseases VIZ: Te,ter
rngwounsi scrofua, b!ateGeS, Pimpes, boiIs, i'm
putihes oi the blood, ct. Fni up IN quart bottles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
From cur Late Editions of Yesterdsy.l
Maryland.

THE W. A. CUMMING L co. sUsPzssIos.
BALTIMORE, Sept 10.
meeting of the creditors OF Messrs. W. A.,
Cumming & Co. will be held tomorrow, when a
statement of the assets and liabilities Of the firm
will be made. The liabilities are generally be-
lieved to be between $4,000 and ss5 COO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

Z. Brinehpri CO. have re-nnened their Mineral
Wstsr Founlsn Ter tic season. Tho mei irity u
our citiZCns have tasted ana know for themselves
the superiority ottha soda water rom his fountain
an Tar delicious favor OF the Fruit ayrups they
prepGre. oi winch there are upwards Of twenty va.
retles They have
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
tspffial alotites.
Tessfu,cuv.

chesrfny give this testimony to the public that
Ms. Fosters Blood Purifier and Tettaf Oiptmelt
cured me-
was afflicted for mary yeNrs with disoriered
blood, q troublesome and okstinste tctter OF the
skin and swelling Of the glands of the neck, which
was the occasion Of prolonged suffering and ex-
ponse.
/ consulted eight OF the most proraintnt pnysi-
claus Ia the city and used their meci1e long time
wltnant receiving eny permanent relief; on the
ing OF hope, was lnduced 70 try Mrs Fostera
Blood P0rltsr, which was iecpun ended 70 me as
being a certain cure for my disease. X was the
turning pont IN my ease after ueing two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier N con1ectGn Win the Fei.eT
Ointment, the swelling ce4sei the eruptnas di1ap
peaIea and nov aIl entirely ana edecils-ly elfec
It fnrfaer Information IS da.irei eolccr6ing ms
csEs call Gt ciy residence
e'f7Cs SCOTT
1880 C.Gynout Street. ever f;th street Fridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Humphrey. " itch EEnxoI,

in quart and pin, bot'ies. ond hy ne q1anti'Y.
tlso Homeopaihi" ami all riHer ropuar medicine.
jyi7-if y. T. ALRIcU.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Choice Soda Meler.

Tonic. lnvigoratinc. Appetizer. Cares dyspepsia
headache, nerynu>l,t IS, debility, fever Gnd ague
etc. Iul Up IN quar-. b1itlos. Pr!ce, : -.01 eaoh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

R- Persons lsaping torn TOR the sun'TnT can naUs
tas cosaERcIAI mailed TO them, postpaid, for 81
sents month.
Subscribers sending single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
aircy By mail are Informed that tfo cent stamp I'
yesuired an ordinary crdPpr b. used; q seTt 10 tA'
post Office toth cent stamp 'sil probably ne'e'
reach It's destination. The paper rih no 'eTapp'F a.
ALL or a light one, car te matted for oft et''f.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
Nnolern End Olarsnna .m,slmre.

Cures alauhma, dyseutsry, ohoerl mortus
craiup, pain. etc. Price " cents per b0itr
All the above rencdi prepared ana snd Rroe-
sale and eta at
FNeTER'S DRUG STORE
Front enr Vast
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
orienta, E.lIe aud 8urn aalye.

Prepared ns Mrs. Dr. Foster. IN infallibla rem
edy for piles Qnternal ana e5tenaO and bgiri3.
Read the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box. Prce 2i cents each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
PUBLIsHED EVERY AFTERNOON, ts'indai

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (s'frdavs
scsptsd,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, so'iih-''es'
sorner FIFTH and Market Streets. 7teo cents eops'
Ten eents ,oeeL DKILvKGKD fTiEs ty carriers
Throughout the city. The COMMERCIAL ~a Be se1t y
mail 70 any Post Office in Ae,0 Castle County at saou
per ann.tn, si25 tor months; 50 cents per month
to Post Oaees outside of Nc caeils county, so'oV '
snn,.r; 10 for three months 20 ees per n'0sA'
rrx PUBLISHERS PREPAY PosTAes i'' 81! e1s~s'
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, Pre-
uIdsd ,rith rst-elass machinery and sstfl ''orsns
for executing Book, JOB, ad Mercantile Printing Of az
descriptions, at prices beIoe he aiding Printing
Houses Of The large cities.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, (Fees'y) he Pe"tns'lia'
o,oan Of Farmers and Frit-grorers; great Famfil
sepspapsr; published euery Thursday morning, a
Ttso Dollars year, POSTAGE fREPAiD BY THE PuB
LIaNRRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
anAss slrHoN BorrLE.s
pOpTADLE rlVVTAiNN

ami the ne ess4ry apparatus for properly ting then
with hehiy charged CarOonic AciG Waler, whcl
eau he drawn al Will, making the tiles really
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

loIIcE, couG1 --alarHtaJ Deyar, elar-c3
vi. y the larceny ot ri@ dollars from the pacNct-
book Of Michael C9t.ueharn, Va Ito ab-euca of
lie "ifa, wa lea By MAy2r Wllteley in 3 0.
tar Court n ecfaul 1f Saieh -lc va. ca-4uit-
ttl
Wesley Mas--eT e1loa5d was nnei ntty oeuts
and costs for d.sordetly conduct.
Two drunk complete Tie iat,iaY= riuce yof-
te.da.
IoAH sAits.-I4a yolag mons Io4n A.-o
c-stion heil 1b monthly WsetiuN last
eFenlig' aud eoid $3.50. at Y e2f1 g. ~ pud
The lcGiaHder u tIi7 receipts AZ u.
Jle Ssar I'YaA s4.d, io7t evening, $500 az
psr.
TEE MIseIos nAL.-Ihe Mission suuday
schools peach feaaYai il st.i in progress. wrh
an abundance ot peaches a4d cieat,. 1t win lie
continued 10 morrow eytIarg.
Tie Wilmington 4 Western r. Il. co. win re-
occupy is renoYsled ba,ldmg q! Water aud
Market streets IN tie i.fegalt OF htX. week
Charles Kyle la. opened 3 depot Of family
supplies at G;h eud Orange.
Prof. Clemmar'4 rehcafs.l4 are free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

PATENTS IssUED.-In the last batch of patents
issued we find the following to II. @. Englsh.
Wilmington, improvement in ratchet drills to
Edward Lewis, Dover, improvement in car
couplings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

which enable the invalid who u-Y REQUIRE u Or tht
lover Of sofa Water who may sire H. 10 enjoy ;1i
use o. ths dellghliui beverage at any iue al h1me
We have N dfpngnt Tie ie.l wing Apular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
[From our Late Editions of Yesteraay.l |

The MAYORS APPOINTMENTS. Mayor White
ley's police force is still unannouncod. 1t seems
TO be universally conceded, however. that James
O'Toole will be the High Constable. The under
officers will not be named for come days vet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
B = q. snoenai,er's
GgLsbi.ATED SOFA HAGER.

CELsbi.ATED SOFA "AIEt,
We aow have the mos. fe.i.ct apparatus 10 the
city tor lfawng
GOOD GIAss oF soDA WAr.R
The syrups are drawn az c.,y from o'res Jars, IN
stead Of fron tlu cans, a. IS he case w,th most
fountains: tter by .nsu1ag heir = .fee. lu!t,y.
We also have an llaasHt a'.i M Mblt aq
KIssiNsEy. cAHiSE'D, viCHfI iEDRlCu
sCHAL', GEr lG coNC ss- DgfN,
AID otap Ne-t.R4
l1G .ao"t.E:t
4uAE%RClEs.
ue19-tt el3 Ntrsa: street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

We Row have the mos. fe.t.cy apparatus 70 the
city sor diswlng
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
We. tnAters Nnmlc sgiIicrl

MRS Fosters Is0s. Uorns-f.ogcnRcs
An infabe remedy ser worms safe, p.easan
aui reliable. Frice ~ cents per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
educational.
Schools ana ooIIeges--otner sratcs.
CaEsTER ACADEMY,
CHESTER, PA.

THr both sexes. Students prepared for any class
IN Goege, Tor eln ~ Me, or tor teachers, Two
d+par ments--pRlM RY ard ACADEMIC. Skilled
aud experienced teach r. only employed
flc tai teIm VIII open On Monday, september
eth
ana2a. ,mdkw GEoRGE GILnERT. prlnclral.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-09

MONEY IN "RoTTEN BANK. 1T
is very awkward and untimely de-
velopment for the Democratic papers,
to say the least. They have been
trying to make some capital against
Mai. B@tz, but were put down by so
plain tale as this; that B@tz paid
over to his successor every cent of
money due the State, and that he
made good out of his own pocket the
loss by the failure of the Chicago bank
at which an account was kept for con-
venience in making exchange. Driv-
en- from this first position by this sim
pie and unquestioned fact, they were
vehemently declaiming that it was a
most reprehensible practice for an Of
ficer to deposit public funds in bank
Just at the moment when this chorus
was loudest, the Corn Exchange Bank
at Waupun failed, and it was found
that Mr.. FL. N. Smith, the Democrat
ic warden of the State Prison, had de-
posted $4,000 belonging to the State
in the collapsed institution. And now,
of course, the indignation of the Dem
ocratic papers should turn with saw
age force upon Mr.. Smith. But will
it?-MH. Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-09
say-S Summing up the character of

sos- Summing up the character of
Queen Victoria, who must be regard
ed as the most popular as well as the
most sensible and best of all the wo-
men who have sat upon the throne of
Great Britain, late writer says:
"Her spotless morality is the bright
est jewel in her crown; that and her
undoubted love for England, her de-
votion to her kindred and old friends,
will remain to praise Queen Victoria
when even the glories of her Indian
empire and the splendid pageants
which she summons at Windsor when
she entertains an emperor, or in Lon
don when she drives to her famous old
church of st. Paul's-nay, even when
the last grand pageant of all takes her
to Westminster Abbey to lay her be-
side her royal sisters Mary and Eliza
beth; yes, when all these glories shall
have faded from the pages of history
and the minds of men, it will be re,
membered that Queen Victoria was a
good woman, and that she passed
through the terrible ordeal of her
court, through the depreciating infu-
ence of fiattery and eye-service, and
bore the temptations of enormous
power without losing the respect of
herself or her subjects.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-09-09

cation with other sections, and al
branches of business suffer from a par
| alysis that the presence of the iron
horse would speedily cure. 1t was
this region that the editor of the Reg
lister must have had especially in his
eye when he penned the truthful par
agraph above quoted; and it will be
strange indeed if the settlers in those
parts " Ill rest satisfied with a policy
that must prove as fatal to their inter-
ests every year that it continues as a
visitation from hungry swarm OF
Kansas grasshoppers. Even the in
terror and southern portions of the
state, where railroad advantages were
secured before this ruinous practice
against the companies had been en-
forced, have still too much at stake in
certain local enterprises to suffer them
to be abandoned entirely. Conspicu-
ously among these may be named the
project of narrow gauge road from
Milwaukee to the wheat and corn
fields of Illinois, over the old line of
the Milwaukee and Beloit route; an
other from Fond du Lac to Peoria,
connecting the lumber regions with
the destitute prairies OF the south;
another from Chicago through the
rich agricultural districts of Walworth
Jefferson and Columbia counties, and
thence on to the immense iron mines
and timber sections of Lake Superior;
another from Milwaukee to Lodi, that
would unloose the hard knot that now
ties the trade of the west Wisconsin
and Minnesota lines of the Chicago
and Northwestern to Chicago, anoth-
er from Monroe, Green county, south
westerly to the Mississippi river, ira
versing the rich lead regions of Lafay-
cite, Iowa and Grant counties; and
last, but by no means least, the unfin-
ished condition of the Wisconsin Cen
trial, whose energetic directors find it
impossible to raise the necessary
funds to complete the remaining fifty
miles of its line of 400 from Milwau-
kee to Lake Superior, although back
ed by $50 miles of road already in
operation, and magnificent grant of
land from the government Of 100000
acres!
1t seems to be high time for peo>
pie whose present and prospective
prosperity is thus vitality affected by
the unwise legislation that was con-
cocted by the extreme partisans and
demae ogues to take into their own
hands the management of their affairs
and to agree upon policy for the fu-
ture.t that shall deal out euqal.and exact
justice to all interests and all sections.
Inter Ocean
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Don't.

Don't insult a poor man. His
muscles may be we'll developed.
Don't fret. The world world will
move on as usual after you are gone.
Don't color meerschaums for a
living. 1t is simply dying by
Don't say, III told you sol" Two
to one you never said word about
it.
Don't throw dust in your teachers
eyes. 1t would injure the pupil.
~-.Don't worry about the ice crop.
Keep cool and you will have enough.
Don't turn your nose up at light
things. Think of bread and taxa
ton.
Don't buy coach to please your
wife. Better make her little
sulky.
Don't write long obituaries. Save
some Of your kind words for those
living.
Don't imagine that everything is
weaken ng. Butter is strong in this
markes.
Don't publish your acts of charity.
The Lord will keep the account
straight.
Don't mourn over acknowledgements
ces.
Don't put on airs in your new
clothes. Remember your tailor is
suffering.
Don't be too sentimental. A dead
heart properly cooked, will make
savory meal.
Don't ask your pastor to pray
without notes. How else can he pay
his provision bill2
Don't ask the Lord to keep your
garments unspotted He isn't
renovating old clothes.
Don't linger whore ''your love lies
dreaming" Wake her up, and tell
her to get the breakfast.
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ma Ralph Waldo Emerson is said

49, Ralph w aldo Emerson is SAID
to have never made but one joke, and
that has been the bane of his life. 1t
was after Judge Hoar's little expert
ence with the Senate on the subject
of Supreme Court judgeship. The
papers had all their say about it
rather an unamiable saying as far as
the Judge was concerned. So, still
smarting slightly from the sting, he
strolled down to his friends one fair
afternoon, and went out into the or
chard with him. GLOW Go you kill
your canker worms?' asked he of his
host, seeing the trees had black
bandages about them. "Well," said
the philosopher, in his mild voice
81 kill them very much as they dc
polticians-with printers ink"