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, 1876-04-22

tia. q; tho dr1l ,li,r II. t.usgu marc dTu raa
IN u'sIina,'o. III appel tn lo,as, and ,t,nNA,
an ..rair+ I'll MI tr.4,Hli IT that Wlilai ata
tac III thu nlitY to Aa.inatai nftl II At a;sc!l
lit.H M liIppanH 10 be in tr power al II c,Uk or
iinlarkenpsr ;Glis tahltuaItY ton, lin with I'M
wholo4oMa or ttnlisca.lbIs thu1, io lid but one
cho.cc.-esca,o nr death.
Tho wass NJ killing arc vary many. and theroi0
n ulce grlttatInn flotn tis rntf.-Wlnsca 1,atcil1s
to trc lingering t!,a.! by al!o''tl. 1'a.vcct
thcnl--alul NJ wti:ss particular Hont | Will lot
pretend tu sny-is tta domain Of tito o,ok And
Tho klschen: bnt thu thousands at ovars ago
Mllo hro falling nroInl III liEo autumn leayon
attest the s.IctesjGY and tho 1ntTeFaalAv OF ths
massacre. liuw Itttls docs Wunau, tHe huMo-
maker and tue graye-Inaklt. Hoem to ra.l'lzs h1w
nlnnY pcadlng hands hrg raeoa to hot III vain,
IL enyB them era they Vort*h! ice. ait In va!n.
for hehod t!,s tDlcs and rake. warm broad.
hard eggs. fried veal. aud rich r'slingA and
preserves nro stIll brought oil. Atftl to mora
than tatf uf tiltso WHO cilitnalv Indulge there
DEL tone tayll,,, "Tri.at Wlcre tllou invest, be-
I,ovo wi,cro thuu cauht not knov. par.ako and
dlrt u
Murder, 1nn know. in whstoyer form II con1cs
ia bnt rho ahortvans OF lilo; uni have often
wondered VII. it ]. t1at bY ona form va should
10 SO sGocic'l whIlo by knut,sr wo arc pleased,
In my o.yn particular cage TT t,1ch al alEus'on
10 not otlt Ut p1Hce} tho process hh but Just be.
Klll,, wuH delightful wlitlo Il lastch; got hero
hUro ''shUB lIiucE hliati o1d" Dut when II rcr-
rstent attacx Of l1ot bualit anil nl.nca pea iIan
bnuia,ed olo lrpnl lt0u,n' and friuntlA with tIo
llopn at escaping tao "trcs destroyer 10 ths
mountains, Ao ought to b. excused tur snb*crsb-
iug lIinlsolf AH EXILE.
, 1876-04-22

10 &as Editor of Iftt Chtcdas ir1tHns
ICEpLo. COL, April 15.-Yonr housekeeping
department. hna Interested tho from tho start,
and II last has worked my feelings up to that
degree which desuanda oppression. Whom Asyo
said my shy uo uoNLt stsnlI feel relieved. auJ
hope that 10 one will 10 the woree II nos the
"sdor. so II you can sce auy guol purpose to bo
served BY what All about to write. pray put It
whsro 1t wi! DO itB appropriate share in "leav.
enluS tho lump"
uutIce TINT 10 aul sAau = certain prevalent
and popular oplu,on tlnuH expression here,
to."tt' tla! all lnvaildB arc fools. No
doubt most Of thc,n hate hacn, ost!ssMtho they
would not 10 invalida. Bat ,hAy!ag graduated
1t the school OF said exporisnca. thsy n,.,st be
du!! inacod II they ata 10 w,Her than eho4o VIM
swell and asaguas over thor. tea,poyary tr,-
uniihs IA tho tud!.nontal claaaoa OF tho naulp
progressive school. E>oty ,uun Ut far cp,tsri.
tutluu i,Hs his little day uf iMpuolt,ud cturin.
which lie CAL boast OF beng 9llo 10 eat nuI
lrlnk Just what l4a llkes aud cau proclaim to lilo
Invalid with as much puuIp aud Kusto III ho uny
feel willing to asauule that hu nRn always tuul,l
hts appesltu to uu au infgihhU guide III Win. nas
beat No doubt 1t haa been m infalhblu gulup
tu What he liked best but wtou 4 fu,. lpure
th,sa whu Hroa,, aud bplch or wloexa aud cough,
aud he has uegnn to learn tho mighty ioAsu!lH
af life and doatl,. it will bn - lis turn
to iiHen III hilence t., tut dee'aIu1t1onA it soue
Inspired but inexperienced ldlut,
stLcti Il rs1tuH'n digestion has bcco.no tlu.
sanEel Auu for mouths Or pas!iaps f0s y1arH 1LA
Bysten hAs leeu cheated ami rubbed OF LlanlcMtg
that Aro oaaenstal tu health xlla Strength ho u,
Kta1aaliy takep roassss,on b. y luu!ils s..li4 ~
, 1876-04-22

[it.isr' ne ~,i II n t.an'g':r" mi r.nlliHis.s.
II" . III hau NJ. ,:;l: III" iatrn't "" h.'n hntr'(
Il, ! TIM aa-"nr in the rnopl" nf ian-,1n
III" co=,Ea a:l ely ;"te". Fhn' came h:'. i''.'r
u; Oh A,.A s.lpruyn srig tsrHls aislt lar up nny
mpnel, 1:sah ystr'" .,r;'En1 t"'!l tls"s taso
hal = iarIn aari nl4 81. schra mt Ut rcyfn) Lea
br.n Ioh 1t 4 lsrI!n }r.ca sf1t lnstrEcs. com
an Doshtn.n ut Il; tn 20 ror!s pr hurheE, IN
,,aicr T., n,ato l,to!ei In, ,rosenpn.* 10. vixen
nYcat'a falIure chn,es. f!,er havo nothing that
ttoy chi, INT. ai yer' it,sle thai lnny can hsl,
to fall hack oil. A.ttltnr fn,uso. II IL come.
wt1I .'nu t,e peopts llt:la ptcUnrcd to moas 1t.
DesHlrA Il better svHttni OF tln.tAbnr, which n
gradually l,o'a;; intrn.ttrcta. viii almost. II not
entirely. p:s:'ut ial''trrs uf Crops. Eut with
MI l,rr drnwbHGks ka,,sas 10 I'll VII lcspccta tho
bust community ut li-r nEe ttlHt hos oyot becn
known IN tho history " tho country.
T. NJ. N.
, 1876-04-22
RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
RAILWAYS REMED1Es.
OVARIAN '|'UNOR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED M
DR. RADVAY'S RBMEDIDS,
or TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED M


fHh kNHQH uEG. n. I'LL.
H., pr NAnwAf: That ohurr may bo bsapi,.ci, msk,
ha.o nd Az Ovarian rnror in tho o'.r!cs sn hu.e1,
alheI. w!tnont Auy lMncit Il rowing rars.
nIts iuuaod na 10 try ItalnAys ttumeaoa. hsj mi
lr fAi:h n thsn' but hua1y afoE dsllbocas.on
Itr3cl tltsni. 4'
nileasod tx o:tI- ot the Roptveht, two ioxr, NJ
tfc Pills. AMI tn bn Of to Keifs Iusrd tlnau wiki
%c', t"css ustlcs Of tn osolvdnt t,.n ii ths r.,
et. md two hn1es at ltn. Ncuss thoy gsns id
contoded w,e lilo n.rtlicns mill M. .nrs th,,
was rn.ltnly csrof tank ino nicdIc,no n.S,nt Ia
nHrts and during tt limo Inst frtY-Gye pouaty il
nn link ilfcd dnEcn 3.llcg nf tFn Essolrnn lii b,t
tlns lecltoft snH SIX tn1e. nf thu Pills, - "
;eel perfectly Ts. ~ nj hs.st full os s.aud.,
Jor ~ntAsru medicine. feri drrply Indebted snt M
prayer il thai It mar he mitch of kh)os-rc il rrs a,
it has eocN to me, tStsnotl> MRS. Il. q, NtDt.iHS
airs. tbhas. srs lraxrI tho Aharo oott!eAE il III.
!erson fot wnn r-Y,ussot ,,as Ia sal msIleta,in,
1nnn. !Es s e1etnvs AbnSe Ataed wtrs b1,Ixht II
rn. will tt rtetpnn nf what hoat to her ~ ron
ltn. tSlEucd1 -. I. i, L1;itGTf '@s
This inay cctltts tha4 Mrs. hbfns. uho n.kes u,
knwn tu thu fsr.a therein slated asa rinp1htt'
md u1nenihty o7rrrct. Any yo wuo knI3s Mr, thh X
isfgnadl MI:N!: q: Gp}ISf:n. MARY II. poSn
, 1876-04-22

r. the Edtt1f o. 7ie Cilirnao Tf1bunf:

r. tbs Ealt1r o. Tie cA'rHao TfIhHn:
III Offering you nay Translation Of Mr.. Nybou,'a
brilliant poem, " NIaGara."i ~istl 10 n.lko few
.omnontH on II, with q view to ~ ua,nl tho
American seador with stY:o OF writing which
may perhaps require lot culy roalulos4 l,net:-
al continent, but also touch Of TINT admiga-
:lon Of tho awful, grand, and powerful, pecullnr
to tic BcandiuaY.anH. And although, looked Ut
from CERTAIN religious standpoint, thin poou,
may bo considered somewhat Objectionable, still
it llas, aslIo frcM jts high rIn aH literary
ailult, oyon III moral genso souto very coni-
nlcutaablo features, rep csout1ng, as it 1oeg tho
butler patt 0i q dlssipatcu bur lIlEh-toncA nln,.
sundc1uDlug tho vices nttd sils WHICH ho IL MT
hhIc to conquer, or lntp which ho haA hurlca
hMHelf III tllat Bcuso nf disappointment nil
despair which lhe ialthteBs!iosB Ut u betruthol
has arOubed in l.lH soni and, at tile Ha1no time.
tllAt deiiaut trllu "llLelI p1umpta h1M 10 ukpose
AlneDli unl uen0ulcs Ills i0l!oW-men. valoAl hc.
with keUn insight ln,o human nature. kloHu to
DO tar fIoln ~hat tloy assu,nu to t.o. As to
thrilling forco mud tnctnl,l,atlca! lan,:NaKo, This
poem 10 undoubtedly superior tn Iii" - Henut,nl
Suuw," nuu III Teturl l,0n.,' tt dictlon It las
but few elnaiH atluuG lata trsduc1l1us E.A
ktAHAAA.
lTfansa'e! snt he se<dsh " hyban By Eruri
l stood upon NlIgslA'a Ireary s1,urs,
CONSUMED by Ilaltts within IVY LukuH'A core:
Metho'lsht tns awful wulid that tul'rd within na
Moro uutstnea than tAn ails wosp Euass would dtu
4 jet-black, siarIess cupoia lay srrt1d-
latl uF0n Tho waFeh-ab19e my Eeat;
Tie thuaaern ahook !le Ky. :. II to tcsF II,
Bat only anu nightly GAasA did Aear 1t,
All nfo 80 suddenly lid fec away
Wien tlus tbs DeAth beXtn 1ta giant play;
Aud Laugh did S1ixn from tlle Ioep, 10 lilfIlly
That Ill tAs marrow tn uy boucs lclt CHILLY.
THUS through the midnight Of my heart In ban
Despair drisna Msuty I'll il1 A.vsEo spal,
, 1876-04-22

70 II. Etiito;' 0f Jhe EAt:aya I.ibtfnc:
CM!caoo. April a. In hnnGor to 'hslIn D."
Oill contribute The following rocies sor break
fast rails, whi2. luoT to bo splendid. RI l
layo 1sod 1t for several yea'a for breakfast or
TOE. would In the first placo Say good winter
Mhcat Hour Ia necessarily to warrant Huccosa Two
,tlsrs Of llortv; tso Tablespoons Of whtt9 snrar
two table, poona of cnfd Inrd; rub tlIcEe thor
o,lshly toErther, then adj: pint OF scalAgl milk
partly caolea and two. thirds OF clp It yeast
mix milk and yeast with tso.thiras OF tho
t!onr, and rot in \ warm ptaca to rise.
When lIElt NIX all together. and mold
r1!i out with NJ itta tlo:,s ap possible; CIT III
Haapc rub inaltea buetor oTor tho top, and fo!l
together. Dskc whon rors light. II. Il, q.
, 1876-04-22
DIR. RADWAY'9
Regulating Pills

pS.t.c lH.ttls, tlsxau, raatJI "..h s".ss d.
LukU Se&uI4I., pA ~, C4Jaa4st AN sAo-ss-t'' n
"st SAX. s4rt u a! ll.osd = y. -! ,.,
s4s.uacae Cvit1snos,, iai&o u -, ~ ~
Ys..I, III a'ns. s4. f. syo :n.a ~. Al Iusi w
Atta. Iaut4,t sa 0htctA Pustl sH's fntev ',r
elA.lt, rusEsioltg Il. IaeFauty minerals VI ei'''
ub...vI tns i.lu3rux ss1pto:aa r,sIlssnx ''oa
/ i4.u eeIs vi tho Nv <Aatn oEk4H. ,.,..II,utnt
G.asp4taa. ils. IT r. a5,sa ~ III a
jItsf ruIty oI tbs hiuAAun. isaas.4. ttcaFlpsA ~
s,,,t H. d. su!Ina.a NutKltt Ia ths htiiaSht nM @
truptan, ninksA. = u. - ~ 'AH a.
sn IT, a, ~. VIII, nufa Ns,t h':,a: "s ID r.
i. Ne Luflr ~ ,tsh:, tasos and i,al! .a, !,
ssa M = ,s gSEs"GIle t!s' Gle ss Iin.I:, ~
saadsn ias s,s hpratst r. IA H., ,so ,,e.,
I'm i: + as.ve-na1aa daorarts. Fes = ssas' 'o'
Ltx. su,d ~ druE1lsts.
, 1876-04-22

WAc7. hread i!tHtys.t ii: aastri:il VI H,ns'rnt
r1yAf Iinst y th.i Et..I3 'ItH1. llnl; Il. G.. tnr
cni.:airitE tho !cl,': h.,u, aTd cer., msat
have q m,tltu.lla n,:!l.reu.a'a t. tl,7 E,nsth uf
..o,sn II It.u tcaltt. For th' ltho tsnaal. tho
universally .is"i tino Willie l,ir nn II etti "
no uorvo slrnnrt.on:G and n.;lnc n.n,aklng
10 rera. Atsriltnn A.'.lr ami corr m:A OIL tin
cuntihyy, eonsa!n shn ra|nastn oto ncn.s-tl'at Ia
70 ray. THO rhn,,;hatns. WLi.h niAHo seat bread.
'tlle otay rf Ito. tnttee
A atmrle dc. q: cJarae broad mud hu.;iioaB
roAst beef Or dtcak. is Tho nacros Of tcalsh.
Htxfr
, 1876-04-22

pudtings, 3nuce, and Salad.
10 tae f:atnr af 1ht Lhi:.:, TrioHnt:
CHICAGO. April cl.--Tl,a following recipes
will 10 found TO ba oacs!cnt, ind not exrun-
siyo. II tnsao acco1tliag 10 the dircc;ions:
Excellent s1,ot pudllns--Onc c,lp hue.; 1
cup Bweet milk l cup nolEs.os; rup rnisins !;
~ cups floar. Eo:l without ssoppips for throo
hon:s, and ucrve with tsueo.
sauco for palifuxs One plat G sugar i
tablespoon Of vnio"ar butter Bizs Ut nm org;
tablespoon at 1!,ur. Flavor With lomon or va
nilla and boil for live nlnHlcg Ii, pint OF water.
1.cnion sAacs --0no hoapin3 tablespoon of
corn utalcll. mixed In . ttto cold mator ponr
boiling inter over tus till nbput the
thichuen3 OF crsam; beat CLIP OF
husar aud es- tose:lleg; add Ill
TIC Bhkt nnd butter tho a..o Of 4 walnut :;
add to tAts thu Inlco and Crhti'tt Iind Of oun
leuon and a1d to the c:tasa w!tholt delay. Servo
we l,1t
Cabbage ealal-{}na small c.bb,ge or half 4
large ono; cup Of vinegar ~ ,ouBfoons salt
Of pepper ot mustard q tableniGoua nwest
milk !. full tabospoonn melted butter e3K !;
4 Little sugar may bn aiIo'l II Won lilo it. Chap
tho cnbEnyc fine. ulI -cald with tho sneEnr md
bptecs; mid tho milk aud eggs Lat. nnd bling
all II boil, t!,uusl. Ito no. lot 1t boil. 6eryo
hut or cod.
Tho abpye rcciroa knov nrc n7laniit: fnr
use thGn. ati tbs time myu3H. Illo huet pudding
must 10 boiled sn IL l'ai,. l always nit aou,c-
thing III tho bottom of tho ka!tls to provont lts
uuruug. and also flour the 1uB4tio OF tho pl,tl-
dug bag. Let Sumo QUO Try these and let sno
know u! thoir scccsu. Mns. 4. A. ".
, 1876-04-22

'r re Filter " tn Cht:Iao .rihHhe:
Qu1scr, ilich., April lo.-I AM glad to rca the
housekeeping department in TnE TntnuaI 1id-
enirE i's topics or information, for wh1la
good cooking In Of tho first inlportaitco III evory
hotne. all tic oolaterats that go With 1t to make
II healthy. hoHe1s, ussfnl household should not
he Lost sight Of BY auy means, aud tho suggos-
tluus Of "lrogreaa" tn last Saturdays paper
are timely.
Though I'm strongly tempted 10 maas tho
mucl,-abtsed pis tbs subject al this Letter, aud
uuud II l tl,ollaht tl.ele Was real danger Of itn
being oxosc"od from oar tables; but lls
dou,and for II. wl!l nresoryo 1t. Al!
tho boys need not foar: mother l,kes
to suc tho looli OF satisfaction on THUR plump.
brignL faces too wcil ~ INDY rush IN from school
'salnust starved To stsath, )" anu ilsltt nPuu ali
unclaimed pIocp Of pie III tho cunboarl.
its. tfoto ARC too many damp, d:rkoned
homes for health or comfort, made IN by too
much shade. SoI ! mn not going to baslpll
Sahara whnye thor would bo most acceptable no
doubt; bns would Eoop tile one opan moro,
and ses tns other farther away from ths honug
60 that all s1Les Nonttl bc o!isn to tllo sun.
Shaslo-Irecs ors Indispensable Tor tho strcct.
fS feeoiS,ns much u the dust that wonId
Otherwise t1tt iuto yards mud houses
along tho way d weloono rattoat Oh the cto-
guet'tround or III escry titled Held OF tlIs co.t-
try, vIoru tho aborof and hertla can lind shelter
from tho rratcinG rays Of midsummer sln j;
boalos always affUlGlng Il pleasant picture tor
the oyo to 1ust ulun.
1Yhcn tic Laws OF hygiene nro understood and
practiccd tho .nys oi tu Ife-gtssag Hui, will not
bo excluded r,on, our dne1isDga W!lo hny not
experienced tho gaduonlo foonly a.lGkoneI by
tho sudden broAkln3 uf ktrca,1 nf slnallus in
to the loom 2 Tho children ara nost auscepti-
bio tu itn influence. lnd ara lnnlo ~ happy ns
br.ls In itH gnnlal warmth. II lolackeepn.n
could bo induced to pull down tt.s
loavy. dask dfa,:nEs at their windows,
| and hnbsti.uio liEht, airy ouos. letting tue
bright light iuto rooms otAecwlHo cheerful aid
pheasant. thungh 1t docs n1poso dcfoctB iu paint,
j,npor or upholstery. or fade carpets nyen,-bY
tho Hay, lei yutlr furnishings he III light cplors.-
Or cntIeo TIC eyor-lnsLllt.ntinE Aollsa-Ay. tia.
nest at all good, tlly housewives. w1oIo btlx2
against thAfR Ind ox-pclo ~ after all suggestive
II hotyqtS ptilor. aud tho good old days bairr4
scroons ak4 hottluS turned tlo wholu ll0nHoholt
lnlp a viEtla1oo con,mittoc, causing, Hurting
papcr-btooH,E Eoriorm all eo.t* OF antlcs. with
such cries nt these sounding IN your c1ra
t;uut that duor, ttncls p 30 luY, sco tint tly T.
Dus you hayo your 70 Tarl a. list, wllon untpt
II restored and Tho las. Intruder whipped out,
aui yoa rsct1no uron your lounge Hlth your
faSur,to alttl,or in !,anu. a Laugh. mud mock
the onlada .. ti,o netting, unable to reash you.
But lsaSs dlsyeoAad, nn,l ronr, hays suatia
this letter t0o lung.
won!d like 10 In4urs u!,at Lind of fool il
bent to mako hard, dnrll'.c thetis Yours. II. .
, 1876-04-22

FLDHH OF I3UUF'HUEZ 39LANp.
Tho lotanlBts who accompanied tue Trans{t-of-
vonus Expedition to l.odsiguez lalnud collected
ESQ species Of lowering rlanta aud ferna VI
thcse, 1i0 sUecIeB wcTo comuou elsewhere. and
ITO were iuul:eboug 10 ths is!hnd. This ilI.,a-
trhtiun Ct tt,o loIa Of I,nl1iSues shons that 1t
belongs to the temporal, reson rn.acr tAan TO
tho puieIy tropical. Tue i=isnts haS I'll ARIA OF
1t n,ites.
, 1876-04-22

khB wafer to lo frozen. III the BpRrb reEorve1
bct'oen tho tubs Of tho refrigerator. the sul-
phn1ona ae.d llquld is yolatitl1ed; lis vlnote
arc drawn up, Gy all aapirat'ug force-pnup.
which comptcscs them without tho eondensor.
THIS condonEor Ia tubular boiler, tho fnme ~
1hc 1efsigelator; only current Of ordinary
water pAa9as cuHstRpty Into tho intetiot Of tue
tsnhs. to carry or the l,oat produced by the
change of tho gaseous into tho liquid Atato OF
tho "llphutnus acNl, md by the WORK Of com-
ptcsaton.. tubo furtl,fl,ed With a gatiEe-tap,
adjusted by tho baud once for all. permits tio
ll1ue1ed buphuTuus acid to return into tho
ization." ....--.
This machine manufactures $50 ktlogrammes
Of Ice per honf, anl requires force oil i.linrac-
power. la advantages arc thus summed up
Is /. Tic pressure nevor cxcnuds four a'tnoa-
pherpH. O. Illcsoe neyer any entry OF az TO itnf,
-she prehsi %, aa far ~ .-i0 degrees C'' beln9
AlHa,B that Ut tho atmospheric. !. The *o'attto
liquid employed IL perfectly stabe. undocom'
possible and Without ohen,ica, action or inea!a.
1. All gtcaH,ng in tho lnaclilno ia d!aenscd With
6. Tue volatile liquid is opla'ned a. = serx low
piice, and It il ACCOMPANIED by no Hanger OF Ok
ptosion or fro. T. tbs cost Of production sn
about 10 francs per ton Of lce."
HOW SEEDS FORCE THEIR WAY INTO THE
oaouNp.
Mr. Francis Darwin lately road paper boforA
the LfnntHan eocioty, London. on tho manner 10
which aeeds fofco thosF way inso The ground.
Tho sabioot has boon investigated by able op-
1ntor ort%sfs& th*f MI
or,, -,sa ,fuo h, t,,o hrrroscnnc natnr, of tho
,,.ous IT,. aor;.a ~ c,rerul cxncr,mou,,. to-
yoted chlelly 10 inc eeetls Of tho Featnor-tirass
f!H,pn nt1,nnf1t air. Uerviu las dc1monstrnso oil
aume nav fnc.s in tho case, lie tluGs that each
Of tf,o Separate cells O. tho seed tppnya tore,ol
ot, II. own ax,d resulting from tho nbsor1Lfon uf
moisture, and tia. the cntuuiticd action Of all
tbs coils rIolEcca tho torsIon of tho aitire Or
cal,, "Une remarkable feature OF tic phsnou,-
ennu In. That wInl, tito tw1Ytipu which in Tho
rcsall OF tue absorption OF u,o,stufo. torccs tho
Al e1 OF tho teou into lie Erousiu. tho u'ltaist-
!ne. Ms.. aoI ..''1',.t ~ t tns ~
s,,en.n. has tno aoct ~ tnenl,,,t ~ iii fars
s"ppuDo', o ,I ~ ~ 'o's'"h - 1'''' -"'
'aeA '"so s4o o'''
Retics oF THE cave.pv;f1LER3
lion Of tho Tuayugcu Cave, ucsr srha haahause,,,
.t,,,,,n<,,, o,,ur,r,.t ,E,h, 1c.nIt NJ his ta
,ratchca I,evn hccn communicated tn .,,e spc,ctv
- A,tora,,au nj xuric,, in ~, cssnv. which 1,as
,,to,, hatr, nd n,o E,o,i.I, Dur;,u, tI,o
axcIora.1on wbicl. occ11Ilcd neyeu ncoIts 10 huu-
drcd weight Of huncs woro .emos sed from tho cmvo.
From these remains, tHenty-llvo dsherent spn-
sn Hsn uae'i @ Ta i ~, W. ~
,aii.n,,,s NJ ill.,, r,rt io,nninn or s5, rcn,
tcnr ,Yrre found in tic cullccton. but ouly d
Mnglc hul.an bono waa uiHcoscred IN Tho whole
1nRa Ia
, 1876-04-22

Rcu,l "Iu1sc and Trtlc,"
kru1 ui., Is4tsr,.tAnat IT, HAnTAf W. n..,ds no. i
viii un xRak
, 1876-04-22
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fs,.. .nd Aruo euEst |,5 hty sents. Thsss !. uo:s
I'D Iii ot1er nslanus, hlIus, scaria typhoid, Je
aud athus fssets tadad 4! Eadwar4 Pi!sl 80 Qaltx
EAIwsy's HeAdy Rell1L kilty csutA pot bottle
fold by usuRSlsts.
, 1876-04-22

FLORA or THE CsnTHAL STATES OF AMERICA.
4 LoHtlou tjrin conicMplatea lssulug 4 flora Of
tho Central StatcH OF Anor:cl, Which shall bo III
:omplcIo 10 call bo compiled for 1orbr.s aud
published Works. Tho catalogue will include
"hnbltats, pn,nes Of collectors. collectors uum-
boyn. notes anil IcmArls, references to original
publications., and one g0ol ,sato III such exist
Of each spcciea." Descriptions OF some of tho
more Interesting aud raGarkab!o spec!ea will DO
admitted into tito "o!E, viii, plates Of certain
Tho ptot,urutcn oi she work hss Eeou int1uared
10 ait, u. d. iIciuhley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-31

MISCELLANEOUS
San Jose Savings Bank,

nEpoSIT RECEIPTS ISSUED, BEAR
~ ing interest FROM DATE OF DEPOS-
II at SIX PER CENT, payable on demand; /;
EIGHT PER CENT, payable in six months,
and NINE por cont. payable IN twelve
months.
Receipts are preferab BILE to pass books, be-
cause the interest is paid promptly at thd
end of six months from date OF each deposit,
they may also be transferred by Endorsement,
and principal with interest will be paid to
holder.
Pass books issued, If desired. and same rate
of interest allowed.
De POSTS from the interior. OF from any part
Of the Unitcd States uf Europc, may be scnt
by express. or by exchange On SAN Francisco
or New \ Orl, in gold or currency. porties
remittiDg viii stnte the time for which the
deposit is 10 be made, and Deposit Receipt
or Pass Book-as proferrod-@iil be promptly
returned.
Roniittances in Currency Exchange will
be credited IN gold q, current rate.
JOHN II. MOORE. Il. II. REYNOLDS,
mh7-ly President. Cashier.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-31
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES,

A LII PROPERTY, REAL AND PER-
N sonal, is now assessable for State and
county purposes. Property holders will con-
fer d favor by calling ut the Assessors office
and giving in their statements.
my5tf J. @. POWELL. County Assessor.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-27
~ 1sshe

II E,eeeuro II LonAon-Wh04 ~ ~
pevt 1hinks ef 1winnafDg-1he
Channel Feat.
Capt. Webb lectured recently at st. James
Hall, London. As lecturer, he said, she
felt like fish out of WATER" but the story
he had to narrate, which was that OF his
life and adventures, was told with rugged
bluntness, not unreleyed with caustic hu-
NOR, which had peculiar charm for those
who knew what he had done. "He was un.
accustomed to the art of public speaking, :"
he said, and he further assured those
who laughed that "it was fact; but he
"could tell them when he was born,
and something which had happened in the
course of his life." he said he first saw
light in 1S4S. He could not swim then, but
he commenced to learn not very long after
ward, and between Z and was considered
q good swimmer. Not fast swimmer
that he did not pretend to be even now
but he could live long time in the water,
and had long steady stroke, which told In
the long run. He had great love for the
sea, but had horror of the bathing women
whom he saw ruthlessly dipping children at
the coast. Example and kind words went
further in the teaching of swimming, as
we'll as in other things, than threats or
terror. After being in the training-shp
Conway, he went as sailor to Calcutta ard
Hong Kong, and at the latter place he had
fight with two Cinnamon. He had half
dollar in his pocket, and the Cinnamon
wanted to take it from him, so they had re
course to trial by combat, and the result
was he was landed in a drain, which was
not the "drain" for which he had come on
shore. Laughter. He did not remember
much more laughter l-only he knew the
Cinnamon did not get that half dollar. Ap-
plause and laughter. Then there was an
event of different description-the attempt
in which he saved an unfortunate sailor who
was washed off the Cunard steamer Russia,
and which won for him the medal of the
Humane Society, and the Stanhope gold
medal, prizes which he Captain Webb
valued all the more highly because he
had received them from the hands of
another British soldier, his Royal Highness
the Duke of Edinburgh. Applause. Fl.
nally, there was the Channel feat, In regard
to which he gave an interesting account.
There were merry bursts Of applause when
he described himself, after being rubbed
down with porpoise-oil, as moi only feeling
but smelling strong, and hearty cheering
when he told of the difficulties he had met
and overcome. DR.. Pope, late staff Sur
geon, K A, then made some general re
marks on the history of swimming, while
Mr.. Macgregor, of Rob Roy repute, gave
verbal expression to the admiration of the
meeting and performed the almost super
fuous duty of calling on those present to
give three cheers for ''the hero of the
Channel"
The Morning herald., 1876-06-27

IT DOES seem as though Grant had not
only disgustel the people with himself,
but even the members of his cabinet
Bristow has left in milf, and goes back to
Kentucky to practice law, and all because
he could not remain in the cabinet Of a
man who does not scruple at anything to
attain selfish purposes.
Now the news comes to US that Mr..
Jewell is not the most contented man in
the world, and will soon retire from the
Postmaster Generalship. Here will be
another chance for Grant to slip in a man
from some one of the many doubtful
States in the effort to procure the success
of the Republican party in the next cleo
tioA. The same bid has already been
made for Pennsylvania, Maine, New York,
Ohio, and now the next. Why should the
President not make itJudge Fisher of Della.
ware? He could get bushel Of recon.
mendations for a cabinet position, where
he cannot get even smile for the Distrc
Attorneyship Of the State from his owr
people.