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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08
A lady once consulted DIR. job

A lady once consulted DR.. johnson
on the degree of turpitude to be at
toched to her sons robbing an orchard
madam" said johnson, sit all de-
ponds upon the weight of the boy. l
remember my scbool-fellow, David
Garrick, who was always little fellow
robbed dozen orchards with IMMUNITY:
but the very first time / climbed up
an apple-tree- for was always a heavy
boy-the bough broke with ME, and it
was called Judgment. l suppose
that is why justice is represented with
pair of scales"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

INDIAN TRAD1TIoK.-Here is the
Yute account of the creation ''In the
beginning the earth was covered with
mists. You could not see before you.
The Great Spirit took his bow and ar
rows and shot-shot so we'll that he
scattered the mist. The eerth became
visible to him, but there W ere no men
upon it. Then he took clay, fashioned
man and set him to bake. Man
came out white; the fire had not been
strong enough. The Great Spirit
began his work again, and this time
the man came out quite black he had
remained too long in the oven. The
experiment at length succeeded, and
man came out done to a turn; he was
the redskin, the most perfect of human
desty."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

, They tell tough story about new
baggage man on one of our local trains
says the Loss Angles Star. He was
told to pile up the trunks in a baggage
car, and be sure to hang the checks on
the outside. The literal minded youth
piled up the trunks, and then took off
the checks, with the leather straps at
tached: and hung them upon the out
side of the car. The baggage master
at the depot was driven nearly frantic
by the passengers per the Orizaba at
tempting to identify their boxes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08
FUREKA
CORN PLANTER.

EUREKA CORN PLANTER.
This Machine is mounted on wheels, the
same as the wheat drill, with drivers seat,
and has two sets OF Shovels and CovererS.
hung by gum spring attachments, TINT
enable them to pass over distractions
The dropping arrangement can be readily
regulated TO drop any number of grains
and any quantity of Fertilizer desired,
with precision and accuracy. The ad-
vantages in planting corn by this Machine
are that the burrows are more uniform,
the checkering more accurate, and the
corn is dorpped in newly drawn burrows
and covered with fresh earth, with more
uniformity than can be done by manual
| work; besides one Machine will do the
work of ten hands.
We claim specially tor this Machine over
all other patterns:
!. 1t is easily adjusted in all its parts.
simple in construction, and readily and
conveniently handled.
2. The dropping is uniform and checker
ing accurate, for the reason that the Corn
and Fertilizer are first dropped npon a
self-acting valve, at the point of the tube,
only several inches from the ground. from
which point it is lnstantaneously dropped
to the furrOw, without scattering or
stringing
g. The Fertilizer is dropped accurately
and simultaneously with the Corn, with
out stringing along the furrow.
4. 1t plants two rows at the same time,
the Shevels and Coverers adjusting them
selves to- hayl or mellow, rough or smooth
ground; and any ordinary farm hand can
manage the Machine. without difficulty.
5. The Machine is also designed, by
simply reversing the Coverers, to fnrrow
the first way for corn.
6. By appending an extra shovel at
taehment it is converted into perfect
CULTIvAToR, and cannot be equolled for
shoveling in wheat and rye.
AS we have but limited time for
manufacturing these Machines for the
coming season, we would be glad to have
you call and examine for yourself, or
correspond with us, so that, should you
desire one, we may be able to furnish it
in time.
Every Machine is guaranteed
Agents solicited.
RAMEY & co.
Woodstock Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

Holmes remarks on the wonderful
provisions Of nature. Fie says there is
not even left narrow crevice under a
fiat rock without a thin black bug pre-
pared By Providence to fill it. 1t is the
same way when vacancies occur in of
fetal positions N. o. Republican.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

A few days since mad dog gained
access TO the chicken house of Elias
Brothers, in Carroll county, and was
unknowingly locked in. During the
night be killed fifty chickens, and in
the morning was found choked to
death with feathers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

Did it ever occur to you what the
meaning of :'No cards." and "No
cake" appended to a marriage an
nouncement means ! 1t is simply the
exclamation of the editor thrown in, in
a spiteful way, to show that he was not
remembered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

The Saratoga chap who married
girl last summer, having fallen in love
wi h her beautiful complexion, Gays
now that it was skin game
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

''Oh, my dear wife, said John Henry
rs be paid the milliner's bill.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08

VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA VA
Stockholdersin this Company will pleasetaks
notice that the following acting agents are the
only authorized persons to make collections of
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTON Director Woodstoct
COT. G. W. MURPHY AgentMt. jackson.
CAPT. e B. SAMUEL g {" FrontRoval
Alb; iRIGK Director la, risonburg.
ROBT BEV ERLEY President, Plains.
VIM Il. TAMS Asen tStaunton.
When they collect, they will also rurnsIth
party paying them, with certificate of Stocr
Money paid to any other persons exceptmyseI.
will not berecognized.
GEORGE C. WEDDERBE1 "
Secretary and Treasurer,
Harrisonburg Registerpleasecopy,
Feb. % If.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08
DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

perfectly tastccss, elegantly coated with sweet gum,
PURGE regulate. purify cleanse and strengthen Rad
Pills for the cure of all disorders of the stomach
Liver Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases
Headache Constipation, Costveness, Indigestion, Dys
pepsia Biliousnes Bilious Fever Inflammation of the
bowels Piles, and all arrangements of the Internal
yiscera- Warranted to effect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing mercury, minerals or deleer
drugs.
few doses Of RADwAY's PILLS will free the sys-
tenn from ell the above named disorders Price, Is cents
per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp to RADWAY b CO., No. 50 Warren ST., New
W K Information worth thousands will be sent you
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-08
Every Day a Increase il Flesh
and WEIGHT Is Seen and Felt,

Every drop OF the SNitSAPARlLL1AN RESOI.-
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat Urine
mi other Fluids and juices of the system the vlgor of
- Tor II repairs the wastes OF me body with new and
iianduar disease. Ulcers in the throat Mouth. Tu
Nodesn the Glands AMI other parts of fhc system
Sore Eyes, Strumoruus discharges from the Ears and
the worst forms of skin diseases, Eruptons Fever
Sores Scali Head, Ring Worm. Salt Rhcum Eryspelas
Acne. Black Srots Worms in tile Flesh. Tumors. Can
in the '~nmb. and all weakening and painful dis.
charges. HIgnt Swcs Loss of Sperm and all wastes Of
the life principle. within the curative range col this
wonder of Modern Chemistry. and few days will
person using itfpr either OF these forms
disease its potent power to cure them
1t the PATIENT daily becoming reduced by the
and decomposition that is Continually progressing
ceeds in arrosng these wastes and repairs the
with material made from healthy blood-and this
tho SARSAPARILLTAN will and docs secure-a cure
il certain; for when once this remedy commences its
work of purifcatirn and succeeds.n diminishing tho
lis repairs will be rapid and every day
the patient will feel himself growing better and
rhe food digesting better appetite improving. and flesh
AMI weight increasing.
Not only does tho SARsAPARILLIAS RESoLvkSF excel
all known remedial agents in the of Chronic Scro
fulo CONSTITUTIONAL and Skin diseases; but it Is the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-11

The Industrial ESliidlion Company win furnish
agents with Circulars, etc, etc.
Each newspaper Published In the tow; where agent is
located will agency established, be given
advertisements advertising such agency and the COM
pany aud faliy explaining the plans purposes and OBJ
ecs OF the Company Such advertisement will continue
ed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-11

The Industrial Exhibition Company is the arst to
adopt the plan long in by the European governs
ments Of issuing bonds when the principal Is made
and rot rsked but where there Is chance for
large PREMIUM An investment of sci TO return to
the investor S2l--ene dollar than cost--and the
holder of $40 Bond, obtain premium, either of
$50 Sl0p 500 $500 00D S300D $1,000 $4,000 So 900
S100099 The interest, which is ordinarily distribute
ed all the bond-hoers pro rata is in this loan dis
trbnted by chance The purchaser OF the bond knows
he will receive back his investm mt with small rate Of
interest added and in consideration of taking this small
rate OF interest lac has chance in the above named
premiums which simply the distribution Of interest
on the whole loan.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-11
MISCELLANY.

During recent Detroit fire young LADY
rushed up and down Montcalm street, wildly
shouting: Save 'em-oh save 'em. -
What is it? Who? Where shouted a
man, as he seized her arm. rs any one
burning ups" Not as know q, she
walled, but won't some one dash III there and
save ny crequet set ~ No orc dashed.
Some people are never content with their
lot. Clouds and darkness are over their
heads To them every incident is an accident.
and every accident calamity.
, 1875-08-23

fsnm fifteen tn tHrn'y chrs will le tclnre! !.
lin Fra department ar; ,I1tlny tim lnr'v,
ami many oT tn. 1u4lntHH-kInlHcn tnclirl,nE tho
rewnL tEH1 -t,I1i&ns. viii rpr'! fur tbs fnr. III"
far" tu Rockford aud sttus,l in pH'ci at ELL.
The Isfu"nHa arc tp lp. ttidnH tct'vrt;H Tho
Uhteu I,altiAt Cl,irus, ani Tim Fire Department. -
thu lAttor portion, go PR cent? being dntaa:nn
To sfrh H,3snn, widow Vt tia fireman RccIdent-
ally killai Rllors II no ttncn.
Tho Trinity Ehurch excursion u Stevart's
Grovo, liam, III Tlnlts lay, waa an eu{oyAbo
ht'aif, aud panscd m rlcaa,n:!y.
rlE4n.AI.
Mr. r. Caao anil lis au1l Hh'lie hro spend
fnE a fcS woen1 ut Saratoga.
1n,ac Mrrsan Fra TX Judd and A. T. Hatch
arc bunting and fishing In Michigan,
a. So,anr,niYrk. +. u. ltiee, y. Goldsmith.
II. Eelscnh:d. +. Moss nu'l h,a Hun Leo arc III
Nav YuIk, bnyfng now gnoit tor tho fail trade.
Allou W. S.ulp ami r. u. HTlt,in, Of thls c.tv.
lhvn n;entG Mi Office In Horton. wllotG they do
v,te their attention to tho n.to of ''iii1l's 5lAn
nal OF I,tainn-s- Fetms," In ttlteo Of tho New
l.nY1ah,! Htatca.
Mrs. 4. IIos4rl. of Amcricua. Knu, Is visit
ing friends In this city. A!ao, Miss Chifds, Of
uundtc.
George lFickman and wife. OF Heading, Pa.
WHO AaSe far couple ot mouths l,eon visiting
t!eir chl!ttcn In Antora, atastcd for their home
lhfir.day.
6!lnron Whitley. who founded tho Aurora
Euarl'!h in ls59. scrsei fot tlre 81 riiyato
Secretary to srcrntasy camer"n. afterwards was
! RHcctnsftll specnator in tho Tarr1tnrioH. md
<as subsequently, 1nlned by the tTosl,et. spent
THURSDAY list II looking up his oI fsIenus In
tlis cjty. Ifo IL now located at HAcn", Wla..
handling t1Huranco aud abstracts, and dong
Hell
, 1875-08-23

ncw Finch Eipc To may esyecs bettoF saa ''''a
winter.
A liro htolso mt a. johnson An''errnta
furniture fat,uty List HAttnIa7 hi-it. II WAS
ext,nanItllrI hy TIN Holly Watot-WuIks.
I.n-, sunday, tbs Gnsls.ian Ijhsun SocetY doll.
catri thur llaw 1lacn Ut "nrHhlU. ~ cto 3ue.t
sermon was rreachod by tic taAlor. tue l1ov. H.
Kerr. -.
rio Nipostnsa have a1 retn,nei from tho
]ekes. and Fwiu Lnao. Wla.. in tia'erted.
Charles Gopolkc, n snoor-kcerct :" Al nrres.ea
OF Saturday last. MI charge OF ae''lng ha"o' ~
Tho Rockford Hry,sier. l'aa changed hsnra
again. Mr.. IT. Cnllatnn 1lhA nold out u ~ -
Wright lats Of De!svan, W[s >, ,,,,
Hplr,t.talaHu1 in revlvlnR again III fsocktoTd'
onrn a. fh,utp,a 1incn fnr acancts, etc. Nothing
Of mn a;armttIEiy nonHatlnnal natnro llaa tratI-
sprctt up 10 ,l.o prr. out "ri.tns.
ll,o City MarAtln! has Eiv"u b1'orttnlHn p"r.
n,ienion tO shoot pi4cuHb from Illu HtsnptR OF
tho Second Congregational mi GnvcrhAllhs
Wo Ind a female temperance leoturor bore
Inst Tuesday from ch'caxo, uer name WA
Krsamrr, and @ho naH Gslo Of tho radical Aors,
chasing wins, hcor. AMI cs'lor With w,rky. rum,
stc., III numbering thousand. annually, and da-
| vAstating tlH fair land Of oara.
Tho FolcHt City Baseball Club WIS beaten
las. SATURDAY.. on tho FalrtlrUnn1s. by the Frai-
| rie CITY Club. Of WlnnebaHo.
Jnl1n Faxn.l. 1a;e OF lhu finn of Hall 4 Bart
tcts carE1ase-nakrra Of this city, III now itayol-
| lug for a EuAton clotil-l.DHHe. ...
|
! fcvtr.
THO Hon. James Il. Donli.tlo will sahn tho
place u.a5lo vacant By tIsa refnBAl uf Jeff Davis
10 deliver the ain,ta addreas At tho County Far.
! DAVID Ward Wood Of tcinI erasica fame, il AIro
advertised 10 speak.. aud Benjamin F. Taylor.
tho author uf Il JAnuarY and tnne." "Olh limo
Pic,urcs" etc.. IL to wtito mud deliver tito Socl
etyB Anniversary lsoetn
An e1eurri ~ party, 400 ntrnng, from Oregon.
visited this city last 1uuts;iay. Among nttler
notab.a, ti,oy brought with them r. o. Johsl-
soif, editor Of tho Ole County Reporter.
". u. Steward. Of Milwaukee. las bought out
tho wnoioraIo aud retail csSar ami tobacco o.
tailishnent of (f. It. GrigRs, of tlila city.
son,u yul1g =" la,lieH .lase bern accused OF
atealing bou1.ets Ut flowers from ihe graves in
our isRntifMl WeAt ii 10 con!rtefy.
Tie 1ler. c. y. Porc,yal. nr this city. Inns boon
attending tho meeting At the Association for tho
Advancemont Of Hcionce and tho Ianv. Fhyntte
Koyco. Of DeIois, ollicnte,l during hs nlmeuco
Sac.llcgs was con,tnltte h.ro last week. Some
boys brnke into tho !ectnra-roon, OF the btate
Sttcet baptist Church and etuio thernfrom the
douatiuu- boxes, containing considerable sum
| OF money.
Two gentlemen, named Tiowes nnh Elmor,
haye started now coal-ynrd Ia this clIy-
, 1875-08-23

and sccomnsniod by small Newfoundland do=,
Walked about tl,rea- fourths OF mil" ihte ~"
fill,uu het hh ,ket s,o ent down oil = Log and nte
hor lii CHI. As e,o was about to stnrt for home:
q .nrgo hl,ck estakn apralg about her neck hnd
b"enI. chul,ng her. lha an'iRl'sed Hlrl screamed
at tho lop Of cr vnce for asbHancs but tlnra *ns
when SHE waA 10 o1nnMntoi that s1lc was unable
/, CT. ous tt,o suaho tntHtcd it, head around 60
lhat tho s,rl would roach it. At 'i.rt eho
WA afraid 10 to,lcll 1t. Thcu. realizing that
Hho ,nllst do something or petali. she canght
tho annko about tho mock, aud cl,ohaa It Until
It relaxed It's hold At.l fell 10 Tho ground. Tho
Ri,l tI,an throw II aRainat \ lock. and succeeded
In killing IT.. She tied snnls hickory .wIsue
around tho snnkea neck and dragged 1t home.
II measured feet II ihclIna.
, 1875-08-23

Sjlser Lak4 {Pa,} i<tt<r u hs~ fask Sun.
L 1a-yeas-old seFyRut-gtrl III the employ Of
Jerome Hfockwvy whe has been spending ssw
dAys in the wlds Of Pike Co luty, had + narrow
esc4ps Gu Saturday Inst ftoM baing sttauaied 10
death u. ! LACK snaks. Bha WAS seuk by har
Slas. hhs crossed the lake iu . ameu Suw-kpat,
, 1875-08-23

Over 200 guests attondcd tho wealng OF
Oou1Sa Oman ana Mrs Osborn, in Uweu Gsun-
ty, ky. It was : memorable event. Thirty
pounls Of crackers. = big ctcehe. Atsd ilfteun
eal!una OF whisky wore ewailoWed. lssadcs the
ceruulopy sud tue faaHs there WIZ u tight. IL
w.rn ons mau had III artery Heyerol with q
knits, aud another was 1uoEssl!y stabbed III his
stomach,
, 1875-08-23

Iot, STONE. III MANIsUS-ST., CHICAGO. III.
tFoA4 Al c1aulo ssIusl. AaA prtt.ta utssaA"e- no1n
tu.l xsa4us.. aud ip.Suo! @ sass. ~
81 msI, Gus xn.s ntts1 - insasx VI
cTruiar amt s4Alsd far t<u stAAps ~ etotY y t1a
Gnls tAs s1y Nha " xEAaaS$ ~ sasa4eass
, 1875-08-23

I.uR HALE - on ExGItAEtsE: = AN ELtGAST
Ar+ acres 9rnuru. ahAdo ami sEtnb-rT thrT
ad cn,Iato al'c ~ sc'et Ir,T W.n'
Lrrnn: hlkr ~ GhacJ MIsetntI !anda VIII ~.
c.snse .c,,denss 1thor city property. Addtea
.. JJIbuuk us,c8.
, 1875-08-23

ARSENIC IN DYES,
The return Of manufacturers and lycta to tho
,,sc Of arsenic in dyes and Wallpapers lea1a tho
Pal AfaN Gazette to warn the public against this
dendly poison. and appeal for protection against
its employment. The scaEe does not eGern to be
unfou,dod Some years ago s.k sockH aud
stockings dyed in stripes ot worry brilliant hueB.
orange, purple. aud crimson, ,--worc sold, and
mauy pc1eonn suffered frightfully through waar-
ing them. Tho first symptoms wero intetlHc iE-
ritstion III tho skin Ut tho feet, a.eIiiny, mud an
lHnarued nrrearu nGo; then an outbreak OF VA
terri Llater4 Of all etzoH fra groups of tho eszo
OF le,npBeed 10 ringl, blr!crs on the role
Of the foot larger than n 5-shlililiS piece:
This condition was accompanied ny general
fryesi.hncss. rirurs. lvns OF ai.petsto, aud
tcnsulan OF p.yyallng ina,a!so. III a severe at
tack tho t.a.!cnt wus raEoIy abio to walk Tor
three werhs. aIh alter one attack parsed oA II
WAS ufson followed by another Ut tn !lcr tyi Q.
III ono case gnutlesnstl waa Obliged to Wear
CLOTH soes for urwar,l OF eight nuuatl,a. mid
viii utl,or PATIENTS tho eyaluul has been ~ ltu-
1trcgnateu with slu t,,la tint bl,-oIa have re-
appcared Mt intervals, not only on tho foot. but
on tito hands, cara etc. for moro than ttlree
wears, Inere WEB no Doubt Al 10 tho caune Aud
method Ut tll,s blnol- -,aikuiE fur tho h!!stei
first camc In rsiprs corresponding IL the cnloFeA
.trlprs Of Lhc BtockinRr. nnl the laund1erHe1
cunta,nel Ut tho irritation and 1nlaaud coutl'
ton OF tlelr hands after washing these polso!!-
utl1 articles. In another instance cr7msun silk
vest dsed In tho Bame way was worn for two
davs with consequences voly painful to the
Hearot.
, 1875-08-23

"'' ~, la.
be'iion' s"d 10 ''no OUT poa1.o''' ,aurso -,
sives efeasea sucn sNa"so s 49,.
action. AT tola "oo''"s' -
bers Of the Board ~ero pses'ns' Foar
cut Of tho number hvowcd thcir intontion to
!. gland by Kimbeln at any hazard, willis tho
,nor t1,roo goyo ,v,v Ia nnkljc opinion and yoted
o'uoi 'u'o. h~'o ~. .....r.n,o,,t xvho,
III 1nsor VI ee"oo'nb s ,,-
Kimhall heard that tue lsoaru haa Htseaineu MN.
Lin 10y was plainly manifest. aud ho continued
in exceilout Hpi1itB unslI tho dspatch from hla
:" .,,,,a,,,,;,,, IL. !, ,,,,co,d;t;,n,1 ;,
orator cafno emuoop''"s ~. u"s'as' .'1. WI
baok-do~n' lho "ho'e p'nn'e u '"'a aia's
now attaches 10 kimba!. hope this will he tho
last timo ehail bo called upon to tnontion this
r,,,oou.,t mottnr md t,at the ca,,se of ali the
f',, .'':,, I..ar.x., ,..~u ~, ~. r,;~ T., H.,
tlouole "i' "o'.eo4.n '"'i' W ".1 ~. -" 49,
highly unexcopelonab'o manner 'nat mas ,or
sesrs characterized Rockford FAIRS and Lastly
that ho Will make no moro such m'tapho'ica'
Doo"' ''oens ,s.nau...., ~ =. ,,,,,cr
IMPORTANT HA1h"At rhu'EcE,
Mr. AincAioy, Ptcsfoeht OF tho lineage
lows Railroad. who las just completed direct
.ao...r r,o,oa, ,Iot ,,,I, avcn,,,llv -.vo Rocl.
a"osu0' P'o'''. wv. W.. osna. ,':,N.' s'o =,
ford t"o eota'eaog ','eS 60 A,l""osee' s"o slso
direct northern outlet into ste great lumber
regions, This can be accomplished A. small
~ .on.s ..,an comp.red ,r,th III, henol,ts sccru.
oAPe.oo 49, =. ... t,... A..
ins l.oni buon 'oau' - appo",e 'Aa. W.
trr.,o5 .oufh to tho gtnt, tire. and tbev noy
s'u'oa aoas. ~. ar.. - ,,,;i1 .s.t - ,.;,,,
eoiil' ~ 1raaa ~ n,t'ril;nc 1ochf,rd nif mat
linn, :, thnt ,Ince. TS do tins. on,y il mites
oi t9aek Is e;ese1si.5' ;.1. a.. nna ,rr.,,toa y
sufe cons'cc'loH WIZ s,ni uho t,',u 49,. G i
p@1li syetem OF ta.foan ononu su's "otA ,,,.. ~
aone' hns4oss ons iy ,r ,oe; III, g..
to be made to place ho9t 1otu oh put !, Nltn hhy
c'sy OF ~ siae ~ Tue asate NJ aar as ~ ra
Gre conceE.ou. ~ cou@irnetlt6 Malea o. 'IaeA Is
bslleso from Mehuo.a 10 I',. un tau los@ u.s.
Tn!la Aelroa". n e. LIE "a, " he
Chicago, burlington y VHincy hSiIsoaa eon'a 10
obtained also WIN tlle Illinois leatsai greet 10
Ca!ru. II nceI 10. In1s a1Gfse taoo may W "ol-
thy of conHldei atlon nom lA1lloaa Men'
NOVEL hi.Qt Es'.
It thcro fs QUO tnt"g hofe tllhh ano1her inHs
rnakeB the eyes OF our parental "atches sparkle
Ut We o1oapt good hock or c1anpaEne) It IL the
H6he VI oo'Hs'on' I'"s .to'e'' utti
, 1875-08-23

REAL ESTATE WANTED
WELt~f.ut,ATKD LOT HEtk cAKa
" S.rth sifd: rsy $50 c.s t1.h lin Eo"f Nlse nI,n
Iaud mi US truth Nur1fihr EtJs bAlAneo A1sune IT, r.
Nttkk ! 80. l.t AsAtle-tt.
, 1875-08-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Ii'DN BALE BARGAIN. nAiu;A!S-3 SEW TWO
tt,ry brick krn.es, with lns 2h by u Jr"t n1ch
IN Kn.uh.t.. lu.t nt Stewart ar:. nnl. -
arb. ~. basnen Easy. Apply u E'C Col'l.
a.. III 1cafhuTr-st.
T.On YA,E-s,H gxCtiANOE-I WILL sEL!.
fsnrct tr sH.HI cent EHrtaaee> sn elegant -
inat a~rlins all nneru PM c1hrHtt It Feno ttice
VIZ! !nxu t1h' es.h, and baIsncH Ia noinsnnnrscd
~. II. .Ai.nifALtis otics. Itoom 10 Hespar Hlock.
II /! m.
t'st! HsLF--HHisE AND LIT 9fX17s FFFT nH
y tean'A7.y MAI THcn's "4htt.st.. u rooms batn.
IN. tntnss". taru. ese., tss0. MAfsUN t1LI- "
, 1875-08-23

H'nn S,1Ei 4!.,",1 HrY a BEAUTIFUL Lot
j. at lark kihGr: ~ tlnHn and ~ 1 r,ptl1 until
pat:: nHe t,c tr,,n ,r9h p.4pvry tr"c. Gheap
mi ',1rr, II iHH rk,1wS II , ,,s At tan' tofHs
t.,OlI SALE 40 I'll M. II .t!AMHEH or COM.
lnrrc. sE MRS 1s.caAat l..s cay p.r.nrnt. In
t1e hesr',fui su,r' n krgsn Park. ael 81 fsrl1ief
GEO. II. CLARKE. Agent
7HHIs SALE tf& Ext.HASfif. IL AtEf, FAI,Af
i mprset: r.,nntne ~as'r: withsn mle. If hrr lv,
nf hI ,,ulatan 1Gs tine tli4upf.s, d Lan .::
heavy u'nt~r. At1tre1. tiEAHaM E,l. Nncktrrs, IT.
t,Un BALH-.oH ExCHASt;E-IffE VALUABLE
J. nansi,u aud s.a.n's . acres, kn!~n 4. ..:tnn.
fnta rse,!drnt'a and nte states trExAnry
rla1d4 hean yle*s nf Washington and f'Ar!tn; Will
GhltA&I. .......
t,,oIl KALK-sOETH EsGLEWnoD-LorS efE1as
fcet, &i;U each payable S1a cassl. ant ii rnanto.
AtATsilA ilff.t.. VI " asht1xthn-
, 1875-08-23

It In nut t,r ,r5LAble that tho nans OF tia Angle
aey }atish Of Ilan nljylnau-en,n-1.i -1.ianfa!rnlatha-
faruei.laf will aiI IN thu wi 70 publication of
little clerical ncanial ot lts own. It IL not ~
onsi1y pronounced na 1}rnoalyn or ]cracT City,
nor docs 1t appear to ho rs largo "a either. Tho
Pail Mall Gd1c'Is nlotstona ita scandal thus
'' II Beema that 4 commission appointed bf tho
Bishup of Bangor, un,tcr tho clergy discipline
uct, lately found that there wore p1iml facin
grounds for rrocealing n.aius: te I.ector Of
t4lat parish for neglect III dHty anI drataenneha
a, tho JUth Ut Jnna tho usual no.ices Of lnllhi-
ton wcro served upou tlle :nvssonll Rentloman
Who, .thH&au14ns slch ln!ltbItl3u hia
tho appointment by Tie docedan Of
lpcu,n tcn~ts IN tI1 Hhapo OF an
other Clergyman, continued tn do dh:T
uput tina two f"llp,s.u! Sunllys. On
Sunday, the 18Th ult neither .h9 1:a:t:lor or tho
Clergyman w!l } hal boon np2ontel to ret for
lin IN tile tvp Parishes enterol an nppearance.
mud tue congregation. WHICH Ut LlatldiStilan
numbered no fewsr than f"Ht persons, ln:!'illny
| two strangers, eoparatcd fdt want OF come o:4o
| to coodlct the Herv:coH, tho like painful! Ecnno
occurred al III tho after
uonn. On last Suirlay. despite tho E.llop'h in
inbistnE tho Rector war, accnr1iin; to tho Liver
| Lau,!Iyfnan Tncre happened, however. to be
no congregation. In the afternoon ho o:li,;ascd
and rr.acbed at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t. .
i congregation Of hall n dpzen. Iheie ~ some
| thing rather 1nclsncoy iu tbs np:lon ut a cofi-
| g,cpation which does not amount In number Il
| 1ue-fouftll OF tl,a lctterA OF the n1Hc OF The
parish iu which It's church is situated aud "hohc
| only minister ia QUO who Is lnliD.ted 1ron
| preaching 10 it,"