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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for Novem.
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A prominent feature Of this Magazine
is its copyright Novelties, two of
which appear in this number, Miss
Crespigny's Absurd Flirtation," by
Fanny Hodgson Burnett. and "The
Days of Seventy-Six," by Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens, both very far superior to
the continued stories to be found in
magazines generally. But, as a cotem-
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patterns, in short, eoerything in "Petey-
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

Samuel j. Randall, Chairman OF
the House Committee on Appropria
tions, says: II believe the real, nat
ural, safe, and permanent way to the
resumption of specie payments is in
the reduction of the expenditures Of
the Government to what is needed by
an economical administration. Human
foresight, in my judgment, cannot fix
the exact hour or day when it shall
take place. But, the truth is self.
evident, if we save 500, ,000, 900, OF
$50, ,000,0 900, or 10000, 900 a year,
we do not only provide the means for a
speedy resumption by the establish,
ment Of rigid economy and just expen.
diture, but we establish that confidence
which must inevitably precede the de-
tired result
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

A near-sighted man out on South
Hill, went wandering around among
his currant bushes yesterday afternoon,
and stopped down and pulled a live
Centennial wasp's nesi up by the roots
to see what it was. He didn't get it
any where near the focus of his eye
before he bad an idea that ii was a
flat-iron some of the women set out to
cool; then he thought it might be a
concentrated case of prickly heat and
then it dawned upon him that he had
picked up raw thunderbolt, and
finally his heart went clear down into
his boots as he realized that he had got
hold of the dangerous end of the He'll
Gate explosion, and pulled it off.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

The man who don't advertise has
his store hung around with shingles
and pieces of barrel-heads, inscribed
with lampblack, "Irish Pertaters,
"Korn Meel,' "Flower," "All kinds
of kon,ury produce" "Kaikes and
Handles for sail here" He says,
"There aren't no sens in noospaper ad.
vertisirg so long as a man is smart
enuf to tend to his own business and
kin stand at the door and hollow the
fellers i'm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

The International Exhibition, at
Philadelphia, promises to be a greater
success, after all, than, perhaps, any
previous exhibition of ;he kind. For
its first ll5 days the attendance was
6,S55, ,22S, aginst 6,O39,l35 for l4l
days OF the London Exhibition of 1851,
and 6,2Ol, ,lO3 for III days of the Lon
don Exhibition of 1862. October aud
November, it is expected, will bring
up greater total than for any Worlds
Fair. excepting, possibly, the one at
Paris in 1867, which Was open PIT
days. and had S,SO5,969 visitors.
People who have not gone will find
now about the best time for the trip.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27
Hor an Engiacer "Les Her O.f" q
Isffie as He Prayed.

HoU 0u engineer "Ief her Ouf'
latte as Hs Prayed.
Not long ago an engineer brough
his train to a stand at little Massachu
sets village, where the passengers ha'
five minutes for lunch. A lady cam,
along the platform and said
"The conductor tells me that th,
train at the junction in P leave
fifteen minutes before our arrival. /
is Saturday night; that is the las
train; have sick child in the car
and no money for hotel, and non,
for a private conveyance for the long
long journey into the country. What
shall ! dof
"Well." said the engineer, IL wisf
could tell you"
Would it be possible for you ic
hurry a littlei" said the anxious and
fearful mother.
"No, madam; ! have the time table
and the rules say must 60 by it.
She turned sorrowfully away, leav
ing the bronzed face OF the engineer
wet with tears. Presently she re
turned and said: "Are you a Chris
tianY'
II trust | am" was the reply.
"Will you pray with me that the
Lord may, in some way, detain the
train at the Junction."
"Why, yes, will pray with you,
but haven't much faith"
just then the conductor cried 'All
aboard The poor woman hurried
back TO her deiormed and sick child,
and away went the train, climbing the
grade.
"Somehow," said the engineer, "ev'
erything worked TO a charm. As
prayed, l couldn't help letting my
engine out just a little. We hardly
stopped at the first station people goi
on and of with wonderful alacrity
the conductors lantern was IN the air
in half a minute, aud then, away
again. Once over the summit il was
dreadful easy to give her little more,
and then a little more, until she
seemed TO shoot through the air like
an arrow. Somehow | couldn't hold
her. knowing had the road, so We
dashed up to the junction six minutes
ahead of time"
There sto d the other train, and the
conductor with his lantern in his
hand. "Well," said he, twill you tell
me what ! am waiting forS Some
how felt that | must wait for your
coming tonight, but | don't know
why"
IL guess" said the brother conduc'
tor, sit is for this woman, with her
sick and deformed child, dreadfully
anxious to get home this Saturday.
-[Boston Watchman.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

This is from Alabama. There Is an
underground lake near Montgomery,
upon which a fine field of corn is
growing. II is covered with thin
layer OF earth, which, however, is not
thick enough to bear horses weight,
and the land is titled by hand. The
farm laborers amuse themselves at
noon by fishing through holes cut for
that purpO'e, the fish caught having
no eyes nor scales. Some people may
doubt the above, but if so, all they
have to do is to go down there and see
about it That's easy enough.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27
"Scattered about the Garth saws

Scattered about the earth" says an
English magazine, "there are supposed
to be 10000, 900 or 100000 Of
Jews alive. Thousands of these are
rich some of them own colossal for.
tunes. Rothschilds could buy up the
fee simple of Palestine. Goldsmith
might rebuild the temple of Herod.
Monte6ore has money enough to cast
a golden statue of King Solomon.
But of these wealthy Hebrews, not
one is willing to go back"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

SHARP LoGIo.-"John," inquired a
dominic of hopeful pupil, "what is a
millery'
"a man who makes mills" replied
hopeful, quite readily.
"Very good. Now what is a tailor :"
Zone who makes tails" was the
equally quick reply.
80, you blockhead, said the dominic,
biting his lips "a man who makes
tails did you everH"
"To be sure" quoth hopeful; "if
the tailor didn't put tails to the coats
he made, they would all be jackets. 7
"Eh-ah well to be sure |
didn't think Of that
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

Nothing makes young man so
happy as to get around to the post.
office after it is closed, and see a letter
in his box to have his heart 10 whis.
per il is from her, TO dream sweet and
tender fancies, hallowed with loves
sacredness, all night, and to come
down in the morning and find it a bill
of 81 so for his last years under.
clothes. Il Norwich Bulletin.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

Two or three families of West Vir-
ginians, who came to Palestine and
from there into this country for the
purpose of settling down for life, saw
man have a chill the night Of their
arrival in the county, and did actual.
ly cry like twin babies. The next
morning they declared their purpose
to go home, and did leave for good
old Virginia. They had better re-
main there, too. They won't do for
Texan life.-[Athens (Tex.) Courier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

All the monopolies with which our
distressed people are burthened are
the outgrowth Of Republican rule.
The Republican party has never aba.
ted monopoly. The Democratic
party has never created one. The Re
publican party always multiplies leg
islation. The Democratic party per
sistently removes bad laws from the
Statute book.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

The Republican party is always
about to retrench expenditures and re-
form abuses. The active party mana
gers promised the country, in 1872,
that the Civil Service should be re.
formed, and the number of oAice-hold-
ers largely reduced. How they have
fulfilled these promises will be seen up
on an examination Of the following ex-
hibit, compiled from The official regis
ters of .he various Departments Of the
Government, which gives the number
of civil employees in Government en-
ploy from 1859 to 173, inclusive:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

A contentod mind is the greatest
blessing man can enjoy in this world ;
if in the preseut life bis happiness
arises from the subduing of his desires.
il will arise in the next from the graf
ifcation OF them. Il Addison.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

Grants losses on his Missouri farm
thus far amounts to $4,000. His at.
tempt to raise India rubber trees by
planting old gum shoes was total
failure. Il Brooklyn Argus.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

Beeeher Vas in his pulpit Sunday
week, aud those who went 10 hear the
scandal preacher would have filled
Plymouth Church three times over,
Doubtless the multitude was largely
composed of the rustic throngs with
whom this city is now filled, and who,
being on their way to or from the
Philadelphia show, are in a mood foI
wonderseeing
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

The Republicans have had control
of the government for fifteen years.
During that time they have expended
sl2.7O9, ,654, ,069, ,23-nearly thirteen
thousand million dollars. This is
more than ten thousand million dollars
in excess Of the total expenditure for
seventy'two years proceeding. During
the last eleven years OF peace, the ex-
penditure Of republican administration
has been more than double the expen-
diture for the first seventy-two years Of
our history, including the cost of all
our Indian wars, the last war with
Great Britain, the Louisiana purchase,
the Mexican war, aud the whole civil
expenditure Of all kinds, whatsoever.
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Published by request.

on, the Spring hs. leo Of brishtncs
Every Year,
And the snow ghsstlier wbiiene-s
Every Year
Nor DO summer blossoms quicken,
Nor docs Autamns frultage tbicken
As "a did tho seasons slcken
Every Year.
It's crossing eolaer, colder
Every Year,
And feel that am older
Every Year,
And my iimbs are les elastic,
And my fancy not - plastic.
Yes, my habits grow monastie
Every Year.
'Tis becomine bleak and bleaker
Every Year,
And my hopes are waxing weaker
Every Year.
Care nos e,s merry dancingf
Or for sye- With passion slanciug'
Love Is less aud Ie-- enhancing
Every Year
Oh, the day. that have squsnderc,l
Every Year.
And the friendships rsdeiy sunderci
Every Year.
oh the tie. ,ha, nigh, have twisei me
until Time TO Death resigned me
Ny inhrmite- remind me
Every Year
sud, and sad, 10 look besore Us
Every Year.
with heavier shadow ocr Us
Every Year.
To lehold each blossom faded
And 10 inow We might have made u
An immortal garland brsided
Round the Year.
Many a spectral be- koning finger
Year by Year
Chides me that 30 long llnger
Year by Near.
Every early oomraie sleeping.
In she ehurch-yard, whittier, weeping,
I, alone, unwept, anu creeping
Every Yesr.
Published by reque-,l
nr MAS. nARHAvLp.
Lac we've been long together,
Through pleasant and through cloudy weather
lis hard to part when friends are dear,
Perhaps twin cost . sigh, tear
Then steal away, give little warning.
ChooSe their own time
say no, good night, but in some brighter cline,
Bid me god morning
ny BunSs
In idle wishes fools supinely stay,
Re there viii, their vision nnds a way.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

There Is a lusl In man no charm can tame,
90 lou ny Publishing his neighbors shane;
oa eagles wing Immortal sandal ay,
While yirtuous actions are hui bnrn " die.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

Yesterday evening the lower wards
of the city were visited by thousands
of dimlnutive birds. which crowded
the house-tops and few into the win
dows that were open. Several hun
dred were captured. The visitors look.
cd very much like wrens aud wax
birds, hut whence they came and
where they are bound is msytery.
The supposition is that they were
blown here by the heavy northeast
storm.-[Charleston Is. Co. News and
Courier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-10-27

When a young couple marry, they
think they have seen the end Of their
troubles. So they have-the first end.
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. p. GRESHAM
Accommodation for Drovers

Plenty n good bacd Hay, aud Corn. always on
hand. Gcof water running through Stoct lot
Drovers stopping at this stand avoid the risk Of
posing their stock bv swimming the river previous
10 going into the lot for the night He is veil pre-
pared To rniertaia his old customers and the travel
ing public generally and invites liberal portion N
their patronage In his line, Dec. "a, '75-iss-N
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
RELIGIOUS !,
MOODY IN THE GARDEN c1rr.

MOODY IN THE GARDEN CITY.
Chicago, Oct. 24-At the noon
meeting today, Mr.. Moody referred
70 the kfess cohsregatiods Ind hrgr
number Of inquifers on Sunday, and
said it was the happiest day. 81 his
life. Accordingly he conducted the
noon u,aetine = ptaise meeting, in
which several Of the leading pastors
joined most heartily, each one bring
ing forward soes checting faot 81 his
ows e1psfiesce4 4h telling of rsnark-
able cases Of conversion in hn church.
It was day Of joy. Dispatches
have been received concerning
Messrs. Needham and Stebbina At
Oshkosh, WAitais aud Bliaiat KsIs-
mazoo, and Mr.. Moorhouse, announc-
ing the favorable opening Of their re-
vival meetings with large crowds in
attendsnce and anxiocs inquircrs the
very 6rst day.
A large and impressive meeting at
tho tabernacle tonight. Mr.. Moody
is getting on more easy and familiar
terms with his audiences, who laugh,
I cry, or listen with breathless silence
under the power Of the Mosd. His
subject vss I" Faith. /" For the mex,
two evenings b is announced to
preach on The Blood
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
RLACKi. HILLS.
The First Qsarta Crushing IN
the Blsck Hills Yields
1900.
Indians Csttiss the Telegraph
Line Near Red Canyon.
BLACK HILLS MINING.

Cheyenne, Oct. &c. v. Gard
ner. of Deadwood, Black Hills, re-
ports that tho Black Hills mining
company : quar-. mill commenced op.
eratio1s on the 10th inst. Tn the
following day they ran seven ton Il
ore from Hidden Treasure lode, which
cleaned up $5s00O. Gulch mining is
still sin operation and the quartz
mines are showing better results every
day.
curr1se THf NEW rrL.e.Arn Lisr. Il 4
Red Canyon, Dot 24-The tete.
graph line WAS out It Alum Springs,
sixteen miles south Of here by Indians,
lsst q1ghE ssafxseDn pony tracks were
6dasAbS. .Svjk|, which took ! wes-
terly course, coming from the direc-
sion q Rcd ,CaendFAgency. reT
q "A ~ /. - 81 L ~ az . Z i.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25

Telegraphic Communication was inter.
rupted last nigh. between here and
Sioux City until II -, which accounts
for our meagre report this morning.
DISARHING THE INDIANS.
General Crook Captures 800
Lodges Of sitting Bulls
Lodges.
Red Cloud Reduced to the
Ranks.
Loyal Old Spotted Tail Elevated
to the head Chieftainship.
Spot Will Furnish Crook Rein
forcement for the Win
ter Campaign.
INDIAN news

DIsARA1NG THE sIoux-RED CLOUD
Cheyenne, Oct. 24-Gen. Crook
being satis6ed that Red Cloud an
Red Leafs bands of Sioux were
about to depart with view OF
JOINING THR HosrILEs
in the north, they having refused to
comply with orders to come into the
agency to receive rstions, and stub
borr.ly remaining in camp on Shadros
creek, from whence it is positively
known they were communicating with
the northern Indians, aud receiving
into their camp such as come in, he
without waiting the arrival Of Gen.
Merritt's troops, determined on dis
arming them, and At daylight the 23d
inst, Gen. McKerg,n, with eight
companies Of the fourth cav.lry, one
battalion Of which was commanded
by MAJOR Gordon, and another BY
Capt, Aaulk, successfully surrounded
these two bands, consisting Of 800
io08cS, aud
CAPTURED THE BUCKS, sauAws AND
PONIES,
vithou, firing shot, and they were
marched into the sgenoy. After hav.
ing been disArmed and dismounted,
Spotted Tail, who has evinced an un-
swerving loyalty 10 the whites,
WAS MADE HKAD cnIKY e
and Red Cloud deposed,. and Spotted
Tail with Little Wound, having
agreed to.furniSA Gen. Crook with
sll the warriors be may need to oo-
operate with him 10 tho coming cam
palgn, which will be inaugurated at
once, Gtn. Crook feels tbst = great
object has been attained in this las,
moment, and that We sLall now know
our enemies from our friends.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-25
New York Market.

NcW YORK, OCT. II.
FLOUR More active wi thout decided changc-
CRAM Wheat, quiet and light demand. gen
crally unchanged: No. Milwaukee old in
store, l 20; No. 5, Milwaukee new ~; mixed
spring l7Gl II /; amber western 81; No. :, Chi
cago new IS; wiAlsr red western / ssDl n
Rye, airmer; Western 7s17s Barley In buyers
favor six rowed state choice 90 Corn, half to
one cent lower; light hons and export trade
mixed lwestrrn BasO. Oats. shade better and
fair; white wcsternstate 3lGt<stt.
Pork stssdy and dntl lat 16
ssais u. Butter dali; western 1880. Eggs
asa25k
wHIsKY-sseady Atll5.
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THE WAR CLOUDS.
Russian Finances In . Very bad
Condition. S50i
The Turks Threaten Earther
Massacre.
Austria Threatened with : Fl
nancial Catastrophe.


ir,AsIA Will Aarrrs ~ ~
Constantinople, Oct. Pit is stat
ed that Russia has already indicated
willingness to agree 10 six weeks
prolnogation of tho siEr weeks sfmia-
tiee. Il = hoped = asfesucas MI
be resohed d the h4.ls ef HntHeJt
acceptance.
RUSSIAN rFkAHcss.
London, Oct. 24.-A Berlin dis
patch states that ) financial crash Of
most serious character is threaten
ing in Rnssia. The public bessils
the b~aking o9oss 70 sell Ralsisp
government, and company stocks, but
- rulc Offers are declined. On the
18th and 10Th instass, ppthing was
salcable It any price, aud worse viii
happen should Gen. lgratief's, mis-
sion take war like character, 7
The crises 10 worst in the south,
western provinces contiguous to the
possible seat Of war. A conference
OF bank directors few days sgo, held
at the once Of the government Ma
tioall bank, decided that they could
do nothing to stay the crisis, accord.
ingly fresh issues Of inconvertibio ps-
per, assignass already moro pleo.lful
than 1t the time OF the Crimean war)
are expected.
AUSTRIA BANKRUPT.
The Times financial article says
that only profouad peace and . grsai
revival Of trade cea prevent knss-
oial catss.roPhy in Austrs. Even
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Nos cures Gents
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Crying Cole, or Tcething OF Infants 23|
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Dysentety. Gripiny. bilious collie IS
Cholera Murbus, Vomiting, 20
Coughe, colds, bronchitis, 2A
q Neuralgia, toothachs, faccachc, i6
3 Headaches, sick headaches, vertigo, s5
ID Dyspc ,eia. bilious stomach rs
II Suppressed. or painful periods, rs
u htcs, TOO profonse periods, 10
Is Group. Cough dtnlcnit breA,s.ug z,
~ SaitRAeum, eryripclAs. crupiions, 20
i6 Khru mA.ism, Rheumatic pains Is
10 Fever and ague, child fcyer., ague, $50
II Piles. blind or bleeding. IS
10 Ophthaimy, and sore or weak eyes. 10
y G.tArrh, acute Or chronic tnhacnxa, 80
- Wnooping cough violent coughs, rs
II Asthma, oppressed breathing ~
- Ear discharges. Impaired hearing 80
~ scrolnia, enlarged Eland., .welnugs, g..
- General debility phys.cal weakness 90
- -DrnpsY and zcAn1Y- -rEcreiinnA. 80
- Sea s,rkness, scKrrss from riding 80
~ Kidney disesse gravel. 90
10 Nervous debility, seminal weakness or In
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y Sore mouth, canker, 80
- Urinary weakness. wetfinR the bed 90
~ Painfu! periedr. with sparms, 80
81 Dtcnrr OF hVHrt, pa citations &c. 90
81 Eptlepry. .parms. st. Virus dance, 30
~ Diphtherih, liberated sors throat, 30
70 Chrupit conrestions and ofuttioni. 20
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