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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-31

Whi:h has stood the test Of 40 gears
There is no Sore it will not Heal, no
Lameness it will not Cure, no Ache,
no Pain, that aflicts the human body,
or the body of horse or other domestic
animal that does not yield to its magic
touch. A bottle costing Csc, Soc, or
$l.00, has often saved the life of hu-
man being, and restored to life and use
fulness many valuable horse. 22yl
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-31
The Most Wonderful Discovery Of
the 10th Century.
DIR. S. D. HOWE'S
Arabian Milk-Cure

~ AWAIT UVUUUVA~\)US0
FOR CONSUMPTION!
And Diseases Of the THROAT, CHEST and
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in tho world.
Il substitute for Cod Liver OIL.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis,
1ncipient Consumption, Night Sweats. Loss
Of Voice, shortness of Breath, Catarrh,
Group, Coughs, Colds, etc., in few days,
like magic. Price 81 per bottle. Six for S..
Also, DR.. S. D. HOWE'S
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
Which differs from all other preparations in
the INHEDIArE ACTION upon the
LIVER, KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.
It is purely vegetable, cleanses the system
Of all impurities, builds it right square up,
and makes Pure, Rich Blood. 1t cures
Scrofulous Diseases Of oil kinds, removes
Constipation and regulates the bowels. For
"NEkvoUs DEBILITY" "Losr VITALITY"
" URINARY DISEASES, and i" Broken Down
CONSTITUTIONS" ''challenge the 10th cen
tury' to produce its equal. Every Bottle is
Worth its Weight in Gold. Price 81 per
Bottle. Six for IS.
Also, DR.. S. D. HOWE'S
Arabian Sugar Coated" Liver
Pills.
They cleanse the Liver and Stomach thore
oughly, remove constipation; contain no
calomel nor any other injurious ingredient,
and act quickly upon those organs, without
producing pain or weakness. Price 25 cents
per box.
CONSERVATIVES
Should use all three Of the above medicines.
@-Sold by F. A. POOLE, Druggist,
Sole Agent for Red Wing, MINI.
DIR. S. D. HOWE. Proprietor.
22eow1y New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11
Americans III Paris.

Z I hoard inst now Partisan man and
T woman talEiug very freely OF the
An -igaae. According to "A iarlSIan.
tiaa american woman Is the health oi
/ Paris from the point Of view Of money.
{ 4f -avety. and Of pleasure. 'See, y
+ slid he, "tEe American society has
Z . a~ad its houses and started by ex-
--e in all directions. It's emigration
I makes a great void in PARIS, for 1t has
( tl'-,n in the cnpial most important
I -l4sa. The finest hotels of the rev
nrsftars belong 10 AmeriganS-the
{ si..-sas. the PavnrS. the Simnis, the
~rislt.S. with plenty ufSo8> 4 10. The
FROM boxes of our theatres belong tn
the golden lo~euettes Of Boston amt
<e,r York. The finest turn-oHtS IN
+ .ga Champs EivSces and the BoiS BE-
la-- 20 Americans: and VINO ""H. d
wear the toilets which turn al! heauA
.a ths races and the opera il uot tiie
tuarlraus? who are the amateurs
.~s..s fylv The best pictureS and objects
Of arg, such Americans a. NJ Stew
sr- aoi Mi. SiehbIuS. Finally VINO
Cornish the most splendid GoNries for
the oil nobility Of tHe faUnour- -.
s5....=n? Alwavs Young America.
rF.t e.'iile 9 resident in Paris oHF
a..-+-s ont more strongly lie An-to-
elrau caarac. e- ofthe men, 5tcia"Ees
sag women into exaggerated .ari>,anS.
Hz.. most pxtravayaut toilets are worn
.v he young American. THOSE d
..-vglrf chi-ruiis under iiHFrnr2t'ta
n4.,-She is always the frs to display
rf4ea4 and H. to those earrings Tepie-
--aria- locomotives, S'eAm"2s, a-i.
nuuihuSes, are not al these IN" ~
~. --lx oft'hica=o and Washing or9'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11
SOY LOST!

.rFFs Zai.FY GALhtEieS tU- 10Y
~ e3a,sn We. rs Of age. with far acc md hair
ssai in grsv suit ard new ~ -
NJ. s ms been missing from rs IL al
ATS siIca the Afternoon Of FL. IL
Ills anxious parents beg ira al ''ne
sas i. my kiowlcdgr OF bis "be- 40 'ats VIII
sa- hen, Of ~. same without delay
CHAtLEa GAii. FL; All.
Carson City. NsyEda.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11

The recent heavy rams in Wash
.-.--a, Territory have 80 Sweltcd the
5, s-.-aaIiv river that il - eating into
,rs.a hanks on either side and taa ferry
ra.trean Olympia and Sc lac0om has
H-r9 moved down stream u escape
#..... .+ri,r,
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NJ NEitIED.

sttha state Capitol Carson City. Jguuary 10.
1875 bv the Rev. samuel p. Kelly, EoHssf
p l-..f.sor. cf yireinia, ana Ms. ELLIE A
= .-llyJS, of this city.
77e approve the bans If we entertained any
dsaats about doing so, those doubts would be
a.zr..l'ei by the welI-directed. post-uuptiai dc
-.-aatrstions Of the groom. Ee IS :. man after
tat EDITORIAL heart. Enough champagne to ex-
hilarts the sanctg1n. fire The heart Of tie cola-
pastors and cause the press-nau TO forget all
r--aza-le cares accompanied this -nntise. i very
hearty reorganization to the happy pair goes
e-t from the APPEAL ofliee. M they live long
and Pro per.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11

lanes Otis Moore. Supe~int erdant
Or tha Highland Chief In.Ge, John
ua-g 1,s and James GUS,aSon. were
.l.-et bv 4 snow slide at Ii tie Cotton
~a.el. tuh, last week. The bodies
.-sr.-.- be recovered till spring.
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y large band Of robbers is said to
.ra s.ncea.ai in jha mountains near
s.a-er- springs, on tie P.Jchc AMI
s Ike road.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11

-C-harIas Hamilton was fatally shot
in E.ngham Canyon. J3ah, Tuesday
Ias., n quarrel with J. Grant.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
THE FLOOR OF A SACRAMENTO THEATRE FALLS
IN--sEyEBAL PEOPLE KILLED AND woUXDED.

VHE FLOOR OF SACRAMENTO THEATRE FALLS
IN--sEyEBAL PEOPLE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
SAN Francisco Cal, Nov. 10 1879
A despatch from Sacramento says that last night
turing performance at Moore's Opera House the floor
Eavc way, killing seven and wounding about one hun
ircd spectators. The opera house situated over a
arge livery stable Second street, between and
streets and formerly used tho State armory II
had recently been converted into theatre by putting
up gallery and boxes, making the hall capable
Of seating thousand persons The floor
was unsupported except by the usual bexms
A vaudeville troupe had engaged the then
ire, ana IT being the opening OF tho
establishment the house was crowded. Soon after
the performance commenced q sudden sinking of tho
floor noticed, accompanied by the cracking OF
beams and directly the entire auditorium, carrying
wh IL the Stage and gallery, was prec'pated into the
sabie beneath The portion partly supported
by the stalls beneath, and the audience were thrown
toward the stage The lights extngushc Cd
BY the concussion and scene Of fearful confusion
tnsucd. he fire alarm struck and n lew mo-
mcnis the lircmen were on the ground, and with the
ASSISTANCE OF tho police proceeded 10 rcscue tho
wnundcd and remove the lead. great crowd bad in
the meantime assembled and the excitement was in
tense Hundreds people crowded from the ruins
assisted aud uninjnrcd.
on clearing away the debris the following were
found dead IS. W. Perry, iantor OF tho Court House;
Frank myers and W. J. Forster, composltors in the
Record Union Office; Hcnra vnca; Ezra woosen, ior-
merly County Treasurer
Michael Turnan and two unknown performers
escaped with some bruises Eddie Peak, OF the Swiss
BELL Ringers, and Mrs Wilson, variety performer,
we're also injured, but neither OF them seriously.
Many oil tho wounded taken from the ruins in
critical condition. and number OF them viii probably
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
BURGLARY IN BROADWAY.

A WHOLESALE CLOTHING STORE BROKEN INTO
AND RoBBED-A SAFE TORN TO PIEcxs-No
cLBw TO THE THIEVES.
onlccr O'Brien, Of the Eighth precinct, while pa
trolling his post Grand last night tried tho
iron sido door OF the building Nos. 463 465 and 467
Broadway. He discovered that 1t loose, and on
pushing 1t the whole door fell in He immcdi-
ately gave the alarm and Captain Mcdonnell,
with Detectives Murphy and Reynolds, with platoon
of men, surrounded the building. 1t then searched
and II was found that tho door had been
taken on it's hinges from the inside. On going mp
stars to tho second floor they discovered that
the door leading the Wholesale aud retail clothing
store OF Messrs Hirschkind, Parker Il Co. had been
forced and the paddock broken or On making a
further Investigation Captain Mcdonnell found that
q small Herring safe had been completely broken TO
pieces and ts contents srcwn about the floor. Next
10 this one stood another larger safe, which the
burg lars had attempted TO iorce open in vain
papers belonging 10 Mr. Parker policies aud
other papers, which lett on the floor
In the other safe . was large amour. OF
sales OF goods during the week. This money had not
been deposited the store was open until late hour
Saturday night.
Alongside the safe was found a complete kit Of
burglars tools. 1hcy contested OF a powerful Sec
,onai jimmy, sledse . hammer. skeleton ard other
sttll warm; strong large drill for opening
safes, wrench, PAIR Of shears, several screw
drivers and number OF cold stecl wedges. They
estimated as worth about $500.
Mr.. Elliot, who carries the keys Of the build.
ing after examining tho contents OF the small
safe reported that there nothing taken.
search Tor the men was made but traces oi their
manner of escape could be discovered II supposed
by the police the door taken from its hinges
held up allow conederatcs pass in last night
They must have been professional burglars judging
from the manner OF their work.
large amount Of money, the proceeds Of Saturdays
sales, left In the store Whether this has been
taken or asccraincd until the arrival Of
the propriolors to-day.
The theory OF the police is that the burglars who
planned she robbery must have slowed themselves,
lxle on Saturday night, somewhere the dark
stairway the Grand street side. ERE they
must have slowed away their tools, which
are unprecedented number size Al the station
house collection Of tools rescmbcd whole black
smith q shop In point Of number and the space they
occupied.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
SYNOPSIS OF THE REGISTER FOR THE CURRENT
YEAR.

SYNOPSIS OF THE REGISTER FOR THE CURRENT
YEAR.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. Is. 1875
s'The Annual Naval Academy Register" for the
year, beginning September 20, 1876, has just been
issued BY II Il is learned that there are in the
academy $40 students, of whom 272 are cadet mid
sh,pmcu and 20 cadet engineers The first class OF
midshipmcn has 40 members; the second, 43; the
third 59 the iourth 124 There is no first class or
the third 2s; tho fourth. 26 During tho past ycar
there were ~ designations from the academy, with
drawas, dismirsais and death There are 81 officers
academic stan anu 20 other officers duty tho
academy. Kcar Admiral g. u. r. Rodgers is nj tho
mead OF the academy and academic stan. Tho depart
mcnts are as follJws:-
Sea,nanshp Narai Tactics and Narai Construction--
Commander H. J. Howison.
Ordnance and Gunncvy--Commandcr James OKanc
afheDsahcs--Profcssor w. W. Hcndrickson.
Steam Engineering Engineer q. II. Baker.
astronomy, Navigation and Survcyn9-Commandcr
j. A. Howell.
Physics and Chemistry--Commander William T.
Sampson
Minot Rice.
English Studies, Hissory and Lar--Proicssor James
II. Solely.
Modern Languages-Professor l.. II. Prud'hommc
Observation-Disclosures X. =. Smith.
Cadet Aidshipman William Frccland Fullam, OF New
York il at the head OF the first class In proficiency
usual III the academy Tor his standing IN hts class
Mr. Fuain occupies the honorable post of adutant OF
the battalion OF cadet midshpmcn.
The court martial In the hazng investigation has
been dissolved. Twelve cadets, IN ALL have been dis
missed during tho progress OF the court Of inquiry and
court martial
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
THE EXHIBITION.
prcjudiccs.

ORGANIZATION or THE PERMANENT BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA nov. 10, 1875
AT a meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of tho Per-
mancnt Exhibition Company, hold yesterday, partial
organization was effected by the appointment OF Glenn
cnt NJ Biddc as President, ana f. A. Hollins az Treas
Tho general features OF tho proposed rcarranae
ment Of space In tho Main Building wcro discusscd
and plans showing the portions to be occupied by tho
principal sections presented and partly perfected
The cash admissions TO the grounds on Saturday mum
bcrcd s22 Lieutenant General saigo Tscukumich,
Vice President OF tho japanese Centennial Commission
leaves for San Francisco omorrow en- route to Japan
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
LITERARY CHIT CHAT.

J. W. Bouton has Just published a new and enlarged
edition of .'Wson's American Ornthology,n with a
continuation by Prince Charles Lucion Bonaparte.
captain Sam, the Boy Scout of 1914" by George
Cary Eggeston; "Roddy's Ideal - "The Horse with
spectacIes' "uncc Upon Time" and ..The Chill.
drcn's Paradise" illustrated by Lucy G. Morse are
the books that G. p. Putnams Sons tempt the boy
readers with.
Miss Bracket and Miss Eots collection OF "Poetry
for Home and School, which has brought so much
praise coeditrcssss, will be rcssucd holiday
book, in fancy binding, undor the fthc ''Sver
Treasury" by @. =. Putnam's Sons.
MIR. Quatty, whose great speech Ii reported in
Sc,bners Monthly for December Is said to have given
rise to the slang expression 4" hire hall"
Forty thousand OF Hclcn's Babies - have been do
voured by eager public The author. Mr.. John
Habburton, much astonished by tho success or
his work any else. He wrote IL in ten days to
amusc sick wife, and tho sketches OF the babies were
drawn from life. That, perhaps is the charm OF the
story, for every has known just such babies as
Hclcn's. Mr. Habburton has written worry amusing
war sketch for Scritner's called s'My Friend Noses"
Tho Nation says that Joaquin Miller is " rather .
brilliant savage than man whose tastes naturally put
him into relations with the educated public" Tho
warm bloodcd poet Of the sierras may be any
fair day hugging sunny side OF Broadway gazing
with dreamy blue eyes tho streams OF passcrs BY
The December number OF 81. Nicholas will be issued
on the 25h oil November. and will be grand holidsy
number
Or. Hollands now serial, "Nicholas Minturn," Is
commenced in the December Scritncr. IL opens with
the heros trip TO Europe novel idea connected with
his journey that ho has been told by each Of his
young lady friends think OF her certain places on
his travels. One says, .'Oh. Mr. Minturn, you must
think OF me. when you are at the Devils Bridge"
another says "You must think OF mo when you in
the Catacombs," &c. If Nicholas did no told
no would have no time to think OF the places them
selves.
The only authorized life of General Custer Is by Cap
tain Frederick Whitaker, and will be published before
long by Sheldon n Co. II contains many new
and thrilling anecdotes OF the brave cavaryman's
career great many OF the Generals letters 10 his
friends at homo will DO published In this volume.
With grand flourish OF trumpets Osgood Co
nounce a poem by Tcnnyson. now poem by
with delight
James X Osgood Co. q gift book this year will bs
Longfeow's skeleton in Armor" illustratcd by Miss
Hallock.
now volume Of poems by 7. B. Aldrich is an
nounccd by James X. Osgood Co.. who also nnounce
Harriet Martineaus autobiography.
Bret Harto's 1.-TWO Mon OF Sandy Bari will be pub
lshed Immediately In tho "IAttle Classic Seriea"
Professor HjaImar Hjorth Boyescn's stories havc
been collected and VIII bs published BY Jamcs r,
Osgood CO., under the title Of 'srales Of Two Hemis
phercsn Professor Boyescn, although Norwegian
BY birth, 10 an American in sympathy and belief, and
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. G., Nov. 20-l A. N.

WAR DEPARrMENT,
OPFIcE CHEF SIGNAL OrrrcKR,
WASHINGTON, u. G., Nov. 20-lA N.
Probdbiitfica
For Monday in the scuthoIt.lantic States, cooler
northwest winds, rising barometer, clear clearing
weather
For the Gulf States, increasing southcrly Winds
cooler, followed by warmer, clear weather; rising
followed by falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and the lake
region northeast backing to northwest and south
west winds, falling stationary barometer. warmer
cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower MssouTi VAL
icys, southerly winds, falling barometer, warmer
partly cloudy weather
For the Middle and Eastern States. falling barom-
ctcr, northeast winds. stationary lower tcmpera
turc cloudy weather, and possibly light rains, fol-
lowed By clearing weather at the western statioDE
Tho Quo and tributaries will tisc somewhat.
Cautionary signals continue the middle and east
Atlantic coastS
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman.Olect Leopold Morse, OF Boston, ana
General George b. Williams, OF the japanese Revenue
Department. arc at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Captain
Kennedy or the steamship Baltic is at she New York
Hotel E. L. Davenport, the tragcdian. IL at the
Sturtcvsut House. Rcv. DR.. Miller, of Philadelphia,
and Rev DR.. W. H. Klncaid Of Pittsburg, are at the
ST. Denis Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
RAILROAD ROBBERY.

PoUGnxKEPsIE, N r., Nov 10, 1870.
J. +. Strickland, oil Canada. a passenger on tho
southern bound 81 Louis express ran, lett the sleep
ing Albany this morning for lunch, and during
his absence his robbed Of 100 In bs
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
CONTENTS OF THE DECEMBER NUMBER

l. Fermentation and ss Bearings en- the Phsnomsna a
" v.s.9 Ssa ns' Ne. r .uS q Asy +
subject BY mos. brilliant .ciensine writer Of shs
aa As 4 one s s ssv q s' ISnss rsn b.
The dnxsshsa physicists Of Cambridge here puts forsA
views An Important practical question Of an
Ill Mcr@oni.m from Mormon Point OF visw. By Dss.
fresh and original statement BY an acute cb.
and candid critic concerning tho position Of she
Iv. More Concerning Mechanical Tools BY Rev. h 4.
Rigs. N. A.. qilu.,ratcda
most ssanty and neircn,y .uhjsct msehasi
%hs z.oo. or
ii. BY Professor Edward !. Morse.
ooe%ss
Article rhs ~oss G' .Ss p
Monthly for It's pert,nens suggestions ON vital subject
resdsbe and chsrmins sketch in natural history.
VIII . ssIsys s,ne. c Eyso m 1eh ''s
This Is Professor uxeys second lecture earsfuly -:
s"s y x. sH S q "nS q ' Ys
This ths first authoritative version o. fc,cs:cr Msxicyy
makes the subject perfectly iniclissIc to az readers
neatly pso",sa statement Of soms new
in the branch Of entomology which the ustsr the hrss
ss;Iss y css,s' Z i: :;,;s;. s::
xL sketch Of Professor NJ Mayer O'sA phoseiishs
PHEASANT account life and researches Of
In she Edor'. Tsse: among the various topics con-
sidercd there article on Evontion and the CoPsrns-
can Theory which OF thc critics of Professor
Huxley freely dealt with.
The OF Literary Notices and Popular Miscel-
any are m Of varied regarding seisosias
books the q research and discovc
Now il thc 0 subscribe for THE POPULAR
SCIENCE MONTHLY, which Is nvaiusSis for nssruesion
in the family and Indispensable means Of education ~
ali wide awake young who wish inform themselves
OF what actually going In the intellectual world
pei annum postage free, 50 cents pss num
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The New York herald., 1876-11-20
END OF A RAILROAD STRIKE.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov 10 1870
Tho strike on the Georgia Railroad has ended. A
compromise was agreed upon satisfactory tho cng-
nesrs and officers OF tho road.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
HORRIBLE DEATH.

PROVIDENCE R. l., Nov. 10, 1870
Richard Lyons, an empoye OF the locomotive works.
is dying or hydrophobia caused By the bite Of dog
last August.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours, in CON-
psrison with tno corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-11-20

IONS pollution tant absorption Infectious diseases
all upon in Dr. HEATHs book. free. once 3ou
broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
r,uE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
(Established May, 1871
CONDUCTED BY X. l. YOUMANa

Tho most interesting and valuable periodical In the
United states the successful scientific magazine
in the world Contributions appear In IL from the leading
all the important questions oS
the time.
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEW'S. LIST av. and 2esh st.. city
The New York herald., 1876-11-20
A-FoR DEBILITY. ARISING FROM OVER
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE

Is tho original and only worcestershirc Sance.
PRICES REDUCED.-RO0M AND BOARD So 81
per day EARLK,s HorEL, Canal and Centre stss
near Broadway New York
The New York herald., 1876-11-20

Average temperature yesterday. 80
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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The New York herald., 1876-11-20

A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
MANpsoMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICR6
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
A-GENTLEMEN WILL FIND THE MOST STYL~
ih and elegant Dress HATS ESPEN5CHEIDS 1lS Mas.
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