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, 1876-06-10
OVal' Ian I. 1IllQl'
Of ton yonrs' growth cured
BY DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES

Ay jEs an nyD ~ oXAHAT WS M T!Ms s T1!E oVA
ANN Anton. i,rc. n. 1H7s.-I'h. lAGwAy: That 9TH
GrH nuy sln IMIlattil, 1hAkr ILLS gfatFfrnf:
hare l'! III Usara!t runr 1T The ".nrrH an,i haM.
Faec without my bcltht. 1t Stu" lns aItch ra
ldHtty t!,at cDuI mi have lived Hll,h IAser.
fFEi IT inlts tlHeed try ttadwnys IruirslIrs.
haa hit much faith IN fic. btit uMRtly, after MuCh
tlrlIhrratin1 tried tiIeIn.
ruFcsihotr sx lMlrs ii tG Isrso1rGnt, tWl Dxcs ~
thsIs nn iva battles q til. !:,rf. u!cd t,,r.o
Whnut ani aptn1ent bru. nt !st,fintd t. ntrsa ~.
Vi the lsrl'rf. mud two lIGs u{ Thu lA. Befuru they
wttr Elt!it hail lDAt tHrnty y-tsa tsltIa4.
1rHtnuttl 10 ud tho l.teIlrInG Hht VIII sure fh2k
! WIS Entirely cured ta,k tIle !ncalctnc aLlIt ht0
mnts anil during Tint tht snst I'm .lisr rnlnts
L. " oYk t1tsr '9xGn ultIs: q f ike ls"''eas "'x
lfrrl tsrfcst!y welt. W my heart T. f'l q EIatls'ne
nt;ot fur th!s trlp n lY ar''p uitrlnI r. ynu III
anil your wonderful mcHtcnr fr, trcry iI1tcl,'l. aat
y prayer IL that It may bu lHucA Ut hesh. tu ota
tsi,,Ic,is stss. T.. 4. n1RDINs.
Mfs. HiIbtns, whu inakra he afnte eericAs. II IN
person for w.i1l requested yuM III rrhd nrtrlHc
uf Ht with thu exception af "iat was seht IL ef "
ynu mar vay thht ..r statement atorrcct wttl!!nts
Druggist Ni! l.hcni.t, Ann Arlur, Mlth.
This rnay certify that Mrh lbttnu. win mlakrs NJ
nI,uvr certificate. y nl itnh !sccn fur many yeaix WI
r.iy atl nnlenahy rurr.r. Any uuu wllV KNOWS St,*
tslgHed} HEM. y. t:pCKEia
MAItf tOt:kEl
MANY i; rt1SD,
L. H. POND.
, 1876-06-10
CHICAGO JUNE"10 187G-TWEVE PAGES

and set limit that n.ay not he passed, nr The
question will become too large fur us To- hAtdt
Wlsclv jOnH.
, 1876-06-10
FEW Err AND AGUE

Fever md Aec cured for nlty cen,s There y n"ta
'Euc. n,l al1 othtr lnaIarI. ln,,s. rcarlr tyrntd
yGIIuw anl otr levers in!lGl " JsAlwayH i'ltIsJ
rk - l!adways HcadY Relief. Fifty cents per bul&la
Soli by ususGfsss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16
Scr GDarssy sios Sal.
GnsIiW sins riatise Srnr.

Gs un!erlieqt faum einem 3meltcl
mehr. nap Die Yolisci in Dem Gborlep
Gob 6on enolih Die r!htiae Snur a.
innben pct. @esen Die brei uerbofts
len Yerlpnen: Gomncf Ganners, S0s
incs Yissott uno Sarab growa baur
zen lih bic harrIten Seweismiiiel an,
ndmfiA Die clgeren BrieiS oss Somnei
Tenncis, pcld)e CT inter DEM un9sNcr=
menen Namsn WoulbiAin3 on einer
l,e9er, Namens Neilon Barter, 9elGr;c=
ben boite. Ser oeBtere mar iiIrilld
oui Bic Mntlaee pcrDoftet moroen, Gin
@ieroegel6irr 9eltp9!en 5u BADEN, mt
ais maA i'm oIrh'uGte, iono man be
Inn WotiSen mo. Srlefe, Dsld)e 6 I'LL
3neiFclhait mad)ter oaB berN s6reibel
0trlelben III sen @ntfiibrern ocs &no=
ben in Den nahien gcjiebun9sn font
lno an Dem Strbreten lib betDeilio
bate. Ser Neeer oerietb IN Nnait
oaB Der SerDaht aui i'm tallen meroe
.ES lcsti Gin osGcs @citInSc!b ab. 6,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

0te 8erfolqune bes Git
+ inc YnIl. = Cine. @epclhc BON
Oaeota 5erutprium> pcm
4 Moa. 'o9t.
y@enera! Miles, Ger bic Sruppcn AM
ycltpWltone t%pmmonoirt, bat, nadhem
er Sitting 8nl uno o,e nit INN per
b:inoeten Stdmme bsfdmpTt, seihlasen
urs perfolst bot. ole grgetuns bon
%plerhunoert 4eSclten BON Snoioncrn
%acceptirt, Die Sur Gbepenne=M gentnr oe-
brrer. Scne 5tamme %iibsrgoben flint
ibrer crItcn 9daptlin9e als @ei1eln. u,a
Die setreuli9e @ffiillnn9 Der G%apitu.a=
acknowledgements sn garantlrea. S,aie
Snoinnerbanoen m!Nen ipeleih in shre
Mgentur Srridfehren, unb oprt osse.
fommcn, F4 Den Nnforoerungem Sc,
9te9ieruns unterwarfcn." Sic ala Gci-
leln suridaclaIenen SnOiuner silleer
inter einer Itarten Militdr= @seprte nod
ct. 9aul rs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

Ser d IT. Senat oes Con.
sreIles tvirb aus rs Senatoren bs.
|iteben, AZ oapon balten iiber unb %
lommen neu bin5u. Gie neuen Sena=
loren tommen aug Sen Staaten Mlaba.
ma, Mrtanlas, Colorado (2), 9eloware,
@eorsio, Suinois, Su'ua, aanias, Sen.
mdp. Mtidisan, Minnelota, Miiiiiiippi,
Ncbrasta, M,p Sampibiie, New SerlsA
Woro Carolina, Srsgon, Seras, @ir9i.
MEN, @eit @irginien ~.
Npn ben AZ alien 6euotoren iinb %
Jtcpublitaner uno 10 0cmotratsn. s
DER neuen Senatpren iino 6ereits uon
osn reipettipem 9egislatnren erpabIt
pproen, ndmlid Die 3cpublifaner &irt=
|mooo jiir Soma, &oilins fir SEEN.
0amplhire unb Nntoap fir &bobe
Sslanb unb Die 9emofraten Bed fir
4cntudp> 1amar fir Miilillippi, @ru=
uer fir Oregon, Gote fir Scras uno
|Sobniton fir girsinien. Terner babea
|le4s Der Staaten, pelds lisue Sena.
ortn ~ erlpdblsn baben, Die Staots<
..esisfaturen. npn ocnen oiele @ublen
porserommea werocn lnlsn, bereits
,riiDer erpa5li. Sc lino bies DE Staa-
IN Miaboma, Mrfanias, Georgia uno
@eli= Tirginia, ~clG slemotrati}9s Sc.
l.slaturen baden, unb Colorado uno
lMiainc mit elmer republifaailden aegis=
.atur. ga @etsSirsinien, pie pben
hemertt, 2 Senatoren Su crma6len bat,
lno ebenlp audi Colorado, wcrosn oieIe
Sanatoreuwa9lcn Srl ammcnscaommen
Den Senat nm 10 Osmof.atcn unb I'M,
|6 &epublitaner ueritlrfen.
Soueit mare alio oos Yarteiuerbd!ts
|niB pnn "a G,spuhlifanern gesen 290s=
notratcn te't9c1telt. Nus SeialDdfe,
ypuiliano, Npro= Carolina unb 5eAneis
lee jino ) oemotratilde uno Gus Sill
mis-, 8anias, NtaNaduietts, Mi@isof,
Minneiota uno Nebrasta 6 republife-
niide Senatoren, sn, cr,uarten, maAt
alio 40 3epublitaner acsen "a Semo=
traten. Nep= Serlep' lnb 5iib Caro-
limo lino in SsSus auf oie senatsveb<
len nod iebr slucifelbait. oo4 penn
aud bcioc bemotratil&s 5enatoren
er,pdblten, wiiroen bic &epublitaner
nod cine Maioritdt BON 4 Stimnen
bebaltsn. @abrI4eiulih aber ,uerben
lbeioe Staaten bic rspublitanil9e SEE
ratsmehrbeit peri tdrten beIfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

@e4{eIt iett. = Da mir ans
allmdblie Der SaiIon nabern, in mel.
her bic mdbrenb Der lebten Mcnate
10 quite 9ienite selciitetsn gommertIei=
Ser bel Seite seleat merOen, UNI mteber
moSernen @interfleioern Y!ob gu No.
hen, lenten mir Die Mnfmertlamfeit
~unierer 0eIer emf bns rcidboltisite 9a=
ger bon neucr Serb1tmaoren bel gtrrn
Soon 9ronosinsti. 81. Ger
moinf trabs nit Fem Semerfeu, oob mai
oc'clht dNc Sorten Glcibnnasltide,
pom biniaiten fig gum f~sinIten 6a5ri=
fote, fir @errcr ano Rnabsn, oprrithis
uno je0trseit auf oos 3uocr-
tcmmeno'le anp &ccljte Haoiert mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16
Die No0elsDr9el.

OVe SOyeAVuV8eS.
Sn sinem staotGen in Der Yfall
lebte Elm @irtb. Der nebit onbern Ser
tiSteiten aud Die GunIt bslaB, aug einen'
elmer Munbmintel bic belicbteiten Bolts
melpoien Der Nrt 5u pieifen, oob man
lin ieinem iibrisen @eli9te fat teint
Veranoerun9 bemertte UNI nur s%enaues
9ecba4ten i'm als hen Yteifer e~rfcnnsu
licb.
Mn einem Marfttage 5atten li1 UNI
ieiuen Wiribstild iebr piele 8amerr
9ciammelt, bic persniist tuesen sute.l
Yertaufs ibren Sdoppen tranten. Sa
tam senn aud Die SprGAe auf Tb9els-
orseln, nit oenen mon ben @ingp6geln
perltiebene Stite tnnre pfcifen lebSen
Sslonoers elmer Der 9auern lpra1 leD-
hoft Den @nnl6 aus, cine lolGe go
%3elsorsel su beli*en.
~Sanpeter", REF Der @irtb. ~oa ,pill
ID Dir bslien. Sd hab' 10 en- Snitr,-
ment, id pertaui' 0ir's."
Gs b!eibt Oabei, Setter, aber laB g.
MID oos Sing einmal ieb'n."
9a bradtc Der i9lisobrise @irti
cine alte, etuas srobe &aHssmiDis,
iielite fie auf Ben Sid, fdnsa an 81
oreben uno pfeift oasu in leiner &C.
luobntcn Mrt Sic ld6nltcn Stid!ein.
Er untermeiitiben Bauer in Der Irt bes
Ovebens, Sriidt an elmer Gde beg Sn=
itruments uno !dBt Ilptt Den Sassr aug
Sbur- YIaI," borcn. Sa rcibt oel
Bauer sans ueranilst oas Snitrumen.
IN lid uno fraat UNI Gen preis. IN.
eiren Grrnenthaler mer0en lie eimig,
~uersnust padt Der Bauer 3uiammen
an6 trolt beim..
gu 9aule Bat er ni9ts eili9er 81
tbun als ieiner 5rau ben Saul gu BE-
ri6ten unb trinmpbirsnb oas Snltru-
mcut Dor ibr anf Den Sid gu it.0sn.
~Mlter Warr, Su biit belofen, faufii
Dir c GoNsmiibP fir E @ose!sor9el,"
ieifte oas &eib.
nNmr, mart nur, i'd bah es aud
I'M Mnfang fiir.e &uHsmubr onssleGen,
mart nur, bis i6 brehe."
Ser Bauer hrebt unb 0reDt, oriidl
an allen Gden unb groen, es ldbt lidy
iein Son b0ren.
uSiebit Da, On alter 9annpampel.
Su biit ansefibrt."
@aus in Der, @utb remit Der Bauer
slei4 Gags carauf gum 2anoridter unh
perflast ben 8llth, Der i'm 9eprell
babe.
Nm Gage Der Sibuns erldiener
gouer uno @trtb, euf Dem Sil1e oss
2anori1tsrs itebt oas .cornus osliete"
ole R%aHemlble.
Ser @irtb ertldrte auf SeTrasen osz
2anorihters Die san5e Seds als einsn
8is uno 1T ausenblidlid bereit, oem
Bauer, sesen <sabe Der permeint=
!iben GrSelsor9el, Den &rpnentDals,
,u b%ebdnoi9en. Sa frGst SuleBt Oh
|9anbridter Den @irtb, uie es Tim benz
mDglid 9etpeIen lei, Dem Bauer melB ~
MAIDEN, nag; Die &aHeemilbie elle @Sp.
9eIsorsel iei.
rSas mil ip Sbnen selseu, soerl
lyanDr:hter," lprlAt Der MlrtD, tr,ti al
Den Snh, orebte uno prelft III leluel
%semoDnteu Art ole 11onl1eu Gleorr. -
5taum borte oles Der Suuer, 10 ipruu9
er D lelnem Slbe out. nit eluall
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

bejei3nete Samuel 8enners als ben
lsGreiber Der Yriefe, ~lieferte aud mod,
onoere griefe, bic er bon ibm erbalten
bate; Der Yoli3ei aug unb CAB onhere
~wsrtbpolle Snformation.
Starter mar fur cine 0dNdun9,
ne!de ni9t BON inn, ionbern BON Sen-
ners> obcr gu ieinem Muben besanscn
mar, 81 p Sabren Yenitentiarp seru=
|tbeiit mcroen, unb bot.et,pa Die Sdlj.e
Der Ssiefc, rcl@e neuli9 in sem Ser
Dor BON NIo. Collins uorselcst ,puroc +,
pom venners erbalten, pdbreno or nod
i'm @~efdnsnib NOR. Sic Soentitdt bct
@onoi drift BON 4enners ,puroe aus
|einem alteren griefe pom IL. Mai, 1872
|fetseiteQt, Der atio Ionse Dor benz &ol
6al 9cidrieben NOR.
Sic naditebeao a~nsefibrteu stel
len aug ben gricfen Seism unsmeifcl.
baft, bob Die @erbafteten nidt nar nit
Den Gntfubrern oes &naben su tbun
battsn, ionoern oab iie ibn jcst nod,
rnrd ibre Spiebseieuer i'm @cmabria
habsn. Sic tbuen ferner oar. boz
We1terpelt nidt unserc@t ~ 10 Sabre.
3udtbans perurtbeilt ,poroen it,.
VIM "a Musuit 1874 idreibt Senner
an Barrier:
sd babe elm Suwel, oos 5000
rpertb 1T, unb Der Gisentbiimer mu6 &c
eur redten 3eit einI0ien cber uctlicrer.
Sd oenfe, es miro Mnes rcdt werpc,.
Mo'bsr uno Sou3lab iabren Jest nil
benz (Motten=) Yu!per=@ asen."
Mm7 Ncpcmbsr 1874 i1-eibt er on
y. BON Ne,u Dort:
vSaaic (Sorab Yrpmn) mar in ser
iesten ISOLDE in 9arrisburg.. So 1T
ales ifia bier, unb lire 9eute baben sic
S!cioer oes .. (gop)."
Im %. SUM 1875 idreibt er bon
harrisburg an Barter, Der bamals nod
IN Der Yenitentiarp mar:
sd babe bas ~Su,pel" mod ni6t
lpssel6!asen uno idide tein 8elh ; CO
rpiiroe Dir i'm @efdnsnib nidts nib.a.
Sd hdttc oas vSSu,uel" fir 5000 per-
!auFen fonnsn ; ober i6 oents gong baio
Sen oopprIten 4reis baiar su betom=
men,"
Sie meiter unten ansefubrtsn gricic,
aug uelhen mir bic midti9iten etensn
mittheilten, srbieIt garter mad Ieinsr
g%ntlaIune~ aus Der Yenitsntiarp.
Mm 4. Oftober b. 5. i9reibt Benners
por SarrisburS an i'm
allies aebt contrdr. sal" 1T for
unb id fore, Ou biit in staot. Sd
toHe, Sab.9u uns teinen StreiG ieielIt.
SD babe unredt an Sir ~sebarbelt, aber
ss gilt 9ein 2eben, tpenn 0u una einsn
5treid ipislit, benn in BEN &. (&oSl
SAT- limb einise Ser b5dIitebenSen
Manner BEG 2snbes permidelt, Dor
0ensn i&g be5ablt ,ueroe. Sebn, mi!
iirb Bios brsi, Die BON Dem vSumel
s. 81. (gtarle9 &ob) Gaa etpas miNtr
ano BON Oielen itebit Tu mir am
Nadfeu. Sd weroe, lcate id oas
9eben pedierer, es 10 einriGtcn, oab
Su $4,000 MAIDEN tannit."
SIN einem SrieIe in Der 9anol6r.i-
BON Senrers. ipelder an SaIie growa
seri9tct 1T uno in ocrsn @obnuns bel
Ger $aislu4uny ssfinocn wisroc, 9s,b
CO
Scr gpsel lit 5u @auis uno nOa,
@frdaf. SSeiteruelt Sal 10 SABRE lstom
mea, ober aacs ut l,der. 81 miro
eyer lttr6en, sDe Ell uls uttrdt9."
0sn N'sgefioyien 'ouroe uidyt seita.-
tel giv9i9oft su %lteleu, uab lie paros
.ils &eidagiiB sclG.dt, i'm ibrtn Gy.-
Minol-NroseB abSuwarten.
SIN uebrlsen III es eli Stalloai, ooi
SrieIe, Die Die e%rftcl, loslde au gen
i1sinli& auf Ssrbre1tn @eSu9 babsa
iii Sie @efanseueH iii Ger tanitsniior
iuSnfh1uG;nt frprheu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16


den li@ our1ams teiner llcbertreibun.
lNuloi9, iaSsm {ie bic SAredniii
ldlioern, bic unIer armes, I'm, iein
|erIltsnj ,ingenoes Carolina 9esens
|wartie bur0;umoden bat. Sober ga!
l@elnt uns bic gefir9tete Stunoe be!
&fes ndber gu brin8en. T:s1e!
miro elm &f auf Qcben uno Sob
uno nniere Grfabruns in oieien I1red.
!stcu Sasen scistsn uns, nit ma&en
prrrdtherilten, srimmisen 6sil,be mi
g gu tban baben. Sic Nfaire DOT
eainbpp bar big iett pier Weni1enleber
getoliet, II. bic 9eiGe zines jener Opfer
one zines alten 9eadteten Yilanssrs, ma,
aermoBen peritiimmclt, oaB ieine 6amili,
olelelbe gar nidt wieoer ertannte
leber bnnosrt nnlcrcr iunscn Eeute
9in9sn am Sienitue oortbin ab, I'M
lene moteren Wtdnner 81 untertIben
lpelte in Dem SOrf6en sebliehen ,pa=
rem, UNI Die biHolen 6rauen uno. Rin=
Der 81 lhuscn; an fp!senben Soes
tamen lie Surild uno bradten fiini ooc,
lehs Wcrmunoete nit. Sdslih muiisr
mir lelblt in 0ieIer Staot fir un,
Seben siitcrn ; tein 8iirser mciS. ,pas
Der nadlts Mor9en brinssn tann. Sener
1nenl19emproene SeMiel Yowen lit oel
6librer Der armen. mibleitsten e Auarr
gen, unb er CAB lein Gbremuprt, BAT
.clner lelrer Milbdnser bcwaHnct III oer
Vcrlommluns fommen lollte. ~llniere
Ssute p~ertrauten oielcm Scrlprehen
uno erlhiencn obne jesli9e Maiisn nit
ausnabmc GINGER Yiitolen fir Die Tie
niht cinmal Ole n6tbige Munition nit
9ebradt hatten. MGhrcno scr eriie
oemotretilhe &eoner lpra1, wuroe Die
DISCRIMINATING BON Den Neeern, tpcld).
lbre Wahc en- aus Dem 8ebol3 - no Die
lelbsn Der lteft paren = 9ebplt batten,
imrinst, unb Der 8e1t Der @eihidte 1T
Sbnen b~cfannt.
Die yteser ouI Den benahbarten
Yiontasen uno Snleln Iinb infol9e Der
WabIasitatlon balb w%abnlinnis, uno
Sic Ncscr in Der Staot bciinoen lid in
Der srDbten N%uiresuns. Nm MlittuoA
slnasn lie 10 peit, UNI gu perju6en.
unlere Scuk oaran 81 perBinbern. iiber
Den 6!ub gu iabrcn uno ben oprtiscn
sSelbcn beiSuIprlnsen. Oercn 9sben IN
Der srObten @eiabr nor. unlere 9eutc
mulen iid Iebr beberrlden, UNI nlht
Den Teincen cine Sanobabe su liefern.
Sic tDnner niht besreifsn, pelder
G%EtnuTasmus in Den oberen Counties
berrlNt. Sic S%timmuns lit Die betc.
Gieman0 in Den HelDcn Der 0emotraten
lluGt Elm Nmt; Sober abcr bat bic
Domination als Elm beili9cs Ssvirauen
oes Voltes occcpt;rt, obsltib er iih
redt mobl bemubt, eaB er mcbr opieri,
als es ibm einbrinst. Se!blt Die TroucH
uel1c iont Der Yolitit fern ltosoen,
usrl uden CO, ibrc YTidt gu tbun. Sic
lunaen 2cute in Der Siaot |ino in
AaGtwoGen obgetbeilt, UNI i'm 6aas
cInes Nu irubrs oocr eines Sranocs
raid einlAycitsn ~ t0nnen. Sic
Urauen babta Gin Committee scbilbct,
um Die |a9apuGs nit Saiise UNI
lsinem Smb;b gu perIo.sen, uno liz
mullen Iles XII ciscncn 9aaoea az
bsseien, oeua l5ou orel SRA. lit Dc,
Serlu4 senla0t poyOen, o.elc = Glie:
Al vereiI;en. G.e @clGaf.c ruler
SIC St4aoer m..lea aus 0.r@I pol
Ietn,m NuIru9re aas Der SSw.e fen
stbo.ttn IL Den. Gicies i. Ger S.0G.
otr 0.as- II einem Siaatc. wc.9.r
ole Gonit.N..on che rcpao.,.cnil ID
Jtt8lcrutsslprm %9alantlyt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

Spranse an ben Sid Dor, reibt 81,
RaHesmible benz @irtb aus ben San.
ben tnb remit nit ben @crten .un e
is bod E @oselsorsel, I'M mein is ie, i6
Dab Ie beSablt, sum Scale binaus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16

oaB bic 5iour.S noioner Die Grieosos.
LUTTE aufgc9cben bahen uno enoli1
miirbe seworoen i;aa. I'm 10 sbsr
ioate jebt oos G;uililationsuert selin=
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16
Cine 5uollnoerim IDer bic 9Sir
ren in Gharleltcn, 9. 6.

@irciH Ghcrle'tnn. Sc, moNncnoe
Dame lNrcibt an oic v;@oSetts uon BAL
i:5tr Sic scscn.vartiecn ss;rrcr
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-06-23
A Barbarian Monarch's Funeral.


Tie Journal de Paris contains letter
from an eye witness, giving the following
particulars of the atrocities committed on
the occasion of the funeral of Kamrasl,
King of Ounyoro, in Central Africa. An
immense grave or pit capable OF holoing
several hundred people, had been drg, a.
the bottom of which the wives OF the
defunct King had been placed in the form
of circle, to be in readiness to receive
upon their knees the corpse OF their late
tyrannical and barbarous master oeverai
regiments of the Royal Guard had been
sent on the preceding night to silently sur
round some of the neighboring villages.
The first human being-be it man, woman
or child--that made its exit from the
surrounded huts was forcibly seized and
carried off, and the captives entrapped IN
this manner carried toward the pit prepared
for the funeral Here there commenced
the most horrible scene. The limbs Oh
these poor creatures, arms and legs, were
broken by the soldiers. The lamentations
and cries Oh uCSpttlI VI elAS 'ASSAN
mingled with the shouting of the fanatlcal
crowd. and one by one they were thrown
into the gaping gulf below. Then COM
menced the beating Of drums, the flourish
of trumpets. the piercing sound OF the
whistle and pipe, which, together with the
violent yociferations o.. the crowd, drowned
the cries of the victims. The soil dug out
of the pit the previous day was then thrown
back into the monster grave. The fanatl-
cal spectators of the dismal drama, as soon
as it was filed up, commenced to dance on
the summit Of the grave, stamping the soil
down with all their might, so as to form q
hard, compact layer above those buried
/ alive. All the lamentations having ceased,
nothing was left to indicate the ceremony
! of the abominable sepulchre; the noise OF
the instruments had ceased also, and the
/ assembled crowd retired, satisfied with
themselves, and admiring the greatness OF
| the King whose names demanded such sac
{ rifices.
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How to Take a Defeat

have been a candidate, | am not can
didate. j am beaten yet not cast down I;
am defeated, yet not discouraged. In this
contest, to my friends who have stood
grandly and nobly by me, | tender my most
sincere and heartfelt thanks. The defeat
I regret not SO much for myself as for you
kind friends. To those who opposed me In
this contest l wish to say that shall meet
YOU upon future fields inside of the Repub-
lican party, if you remain within it, not to
fight YOU, but to fight with you for the
grand, noble principles of the Republican
party. for it's success, honor and glory. The
defeat to me is not without consolation.
The slain far outnumbered the victors.
The victorious in the battle are Cullom-
hurrah for Cullom "a man whom love and
esteem. and toward whom entertain most
friendly sentiments and have most friendly
relations, CHERISH
no political resentment. / have no polite
al animosities. l have no political hates.
| do not propose to spend my life and ener-
oies in hating and abusing anybody.
have higher and nobler work to perform. L
do not propose to go about this state this
wear, or next year, grumbling and COM
plaining. and bearing on my back the old
stabs and scars to make me and my frlends
miserable. intend to stand by the party
that has endorsed me and mine. L lntend
TO stand by the old Republican party, that
has stood by our country, our government,
and the cause of humanity, liberty ana
Cod .-Goo. Beueridge's Speech IN the IfSt-
nois Convention.
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Circus Personals.

A writer to the Cincinnati Enquirer writes
mp some leading showmen, principally Cir
Gus men. Adam Forepaugh is the richest
Snowman. He is a bachelor, lives in Phil
adelphia, and is worth $1,00O,O00. James
E. Kelley, one Of the owners Of Van Am
burgh's menagerie and Howe's circus,
lives in magnificent residence on the
Hudson, and is member of Wall street
banking house. Barnum inhabits gaudy
frame palace on Long Island Sound, which
he calls Waldemere. His years of blowing
and showing have netted him about $500,
600. He lives happily with his second
wife, and has two married daughters.
John O'Brien, owner of ''six consolidated
shows" lives in fine free-stone house in
Philadelphia. L. B. Lent, who once owned
the New York Circus, now cracks the
whip, poor man, as ring-master of j.
French's show. Hyatt Frost owns Van
Amburgh's Circus, is wealthy, and lives
with his family in Dutchess county, New
York. W. W. Cole, proprietor of "a show
that bears his name, has made $500, 900 in
the business, and is now only twenty-nine
years old. lie lives at Quincy, Ills, and
began business by selling peanuts. Dan
Rice-but every one knows about Dams
regular Spring bankruptcies. This is one
of his off-years, and he is managing a
''trained horse show in Kentucky. The
Sells Brothers are crowd Of we'll named
Israelites who make the headquarters OF
their circus at Columbus, Ohio. Dan Cas-
tello is one Of the aristocracy of Racine
Wis, and has recently started his show
from that place for the season. Montgom,
cry Queen is livery stable keeper who
runs poor show and makes his money by
initiating Barnum's style, even going sc
far as to print Barnum's likeness on his
posters, and label it "Montgomery Queen
Uncle John Robinson was beaten for Mayor
of Cincinnati last year, but he has shekel'
enough to console him for his defeat. The
list of circus bankrupts will be materially
increased this summer, as there are thirty
on the road.
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An Ice-Rink In MAY.

A real ice-rink has been constructed at
the Old Clock House, Kings road, Chelsea,
by Prof. Gamgee. The rink is formed of
permanent building, having galleries for
spectators. The building itself is decora-
ted with Arctic scenery, SO that the sheet
of ice forming the skating area seems like
spot in the midst Of an extensive landscape,
surrounded with glaciers and snow drifts.
The rink is constructed with bottom of
concrete six inches thick, and upon this are
two-inch deal-planks, forming level floor,
having sides, and being covered with a lay
er Of tarred cow-hair half an inch thich.
On this is laid series of copper pipes of
fiat oval section, q inches wide and : inch
deep, connected at the ends. The material
Of the tubes being copper, the last
chance Of accident-failure by unequal ex-
pansion--is eliminated. Mr.. Gamgee point
ed out to the visitors on the occasion Of
private view of the rink the successive steps
by which he had been enabled, by the aid
of steam, to produce and maintain a tenn
perature of thirty to forty degrees below
freezing point, and to apply it to maintain
the congelation of sheet of ice Of from 30
and 40 feet by "a, with mean depth of 81
inches. This, he said, was now being eff
fected, not by the alternate evaporation and
condensation of ether, but by condensing
sulphurous acid under pressure. This, on
being relaxed, produced cold, which was
communicated to mixture of glycerine
and water. This had the property of re-
naming in a fluid state, and was made to
circulate through the tubes under the sheet
of water forming the rink.-London Neacs
of World, MGy7.