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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
THIS MINISTER WASN'T GUILTY.
A Comnotion In n New Jersey village Caused
by the Careless Wagging of Tongues.

by tho Careless Wagging Of Tongues.
The Rev. ID. II. Shields is pastor Of the
Methodist Church In Worthwhile, N. J., and
Frank Magee his roommate keeps a dry goods
store there. The minister frequents his friend's
place, sometimes helping him. A few days ago
he bought forty nine cents worth OF goods
leaned over the counter, dropped 81 bill into
the money drawerand took out tho change. some
customers saw him, guessed that he was stealing,
and circulated the story In the village. Tho re-
mort caused great excitement, and reached tho
ears OF the Chairman OF the Board OF Church
Stewards. MIR. NJ. r. Barmis, who, on sunday
advised his pastor to call meeting OF the Board
OF Stewards and Trustees. on Monday evening
those two bodies met. Mr. Magee and his two
Gle ks explained the circumstances, and signed
cards declaring that tho Rev. MIR. Shields had
not stolen anything. A vote OF confidence was
unanimously passed. The village has quieted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
REFORM IN BROOKLYN.
Mayor schroeder Aner Fowier-A Letter 70
the District Attorney.

Brooklyns new Mayor has addressed . letter
to District Attorney Britton. saying "lf II Is not
transgressing the rules Of yCur once will thank you
to inform me when you purpose bringing to trial Will
liam A. Fowler recently indicted" To this the District
Attorney answered expect TO try the Indictment to
which you refer time during the present month,
but am not Just able TO state the precise day VIII
probably be able to state more distinctly In day
two"
BROOKLYN think Of asking tho Attorney General to Try
the having little faith in Mr.. Brittons intent 10
prosecute his rlend Another fc urged as an obstacle
TO Justice Fnwler case 10 hat when Mayor Hunter
pOsliou nearly everV Judge In the city, either IN per
son or BY note, favored his reappolntmont,
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Judge DAILY ordered Joseph Walker TO pay his
vile 900 for her support during the week between yes
terday ana next Wedne,daY on which latter date Nc
Donald & Company agents for the "NlnegaT hlttefs
are 70 be examined before a referee rs q Dr. Walkers
Income IN tre past years Malker admits the pos
sc,,On Il 1900 ln real estate, sd3upo ~ Donir ana
mortgage yearly income from the Ditters OF slbOO
AMI An adulunal revenue OF 80 900 per unnum IRON
other auces. Counsel for Mrs. walker aver lhRl the
Oitteia Alone bring him In 100000 a year,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
A Libel Suit Growing Out Of = Peiitisa


ST. PAUL. Minn., Jan. 6.-During the recent
canvass. PfAender, the state Treasurer elect. sued
VIM. 8. Hunter. the present Deputy state Treas
urer. for libel. claiming $4,000 damages, for as
sertnR that Pfaender had been In leagus with Emil
Munich the former defaultinR state Treasurer
aud had received money from the state Treasurer
through Munich in 1870, knowing II TO be the states
money. for refraieing from being q candidate for
Treasurer in opposition 70 Munich. The trial closed
to-day the Jury after short absence from Court xiv
ing Averdct for tho derendant Pfaenders friends are
much astonshed at the result.
Il 10 Understood that Pfsender is ready. with the
requisite DOndsm 10 enter upon his duties and take
pOssession OF the state funds ON Friday. whom Tho
ofncers lately elected are to be sworn in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Tho Vermont Railroad War.

MONTPELIER, Jan. 6.-Ths Hon. Jonathan
Ross Chancellor to day Issued Injunction restrain
ing Charles II. Heath and others, who claim to have
been elected directors of the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad yesterday, from interfering with the
said road Or any o. its bling stock or with lts present
onicers and managers in any manner or form.
The sane Injunction also extends against y {. NUN
son his agents II Is stlteo that the Hon.
H. H. FncId and other attorneys OF the Central Yer
mont Railroad, Ask be nutned OF these regal pro-
rredingH, und claim to be Interested therein.
d. e. eoniwoll and othcr bondholders ~ the Monipe'
1r and Wells River road have led petition for fore.
closure Of ncr on the said road and ask Tor
the ppylntmtut OF a temporary receiver,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
THE STATE CONVENTIONS.
Leuisiann's Democratic cConvention-Prepu
ing for Defence.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-In the Democratic
Conservative Convention to-day the Committee on
Credentials reported that all the parishes Of tho state
except Bossler, St. Bernard, and SABINE, were repre-
sented.
The Hon. John c. Moncure Of CAddO was elected by
majority Of about 100 over Duncan s. Carl tho candi
date Of the Liberals and Fusionisis.
MIR MOncure upon taking the chair said " This ron.
VcntOn is probably the most important one ever he IN
State 10 tue nrst since our state Las been
defrauded OF ner rights II Is most important that
should be unit IN the questions 20 be presented
cal upon who voted for me to-day 10 look 10 u
thA solid front should be presented aglinst the vile
cohorts Of Kadlcalism wnO arc sappng the lie blood
OF people Let tie white people 81 our state one
body a~aiust thelr opponcnis kadlcahsm surely, no
matter what differences there N DO In the policy OF
the different delegates"
Among the committees appointed was one, on motion
of the Hon II. Mari to prepare memorial and adj
dress 10 Congress on LOUISIANA affairs, snd COMMITTEES
on state and municipal taAc'
Gov. Johi AcEneiy AVID Ileut.G ~ B Penn were
invited TO seats on the platform, aud were loudJ
chcrTUd. EI Gov. Wlrinoth was gu the uOOr Ot ths
Convention
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
TIL. Policy Of tho Irish Home RuI.r..

LONDON, Jan. BY Yesterday, at Dublin, there
was . conference OF the members Of the House OF
Commons who be ong TO the Home Rule party TO agree
on the course be pursued during the coming session
OF Parliament They decided to support the Land bill
which 1. to be otrodleedpy Mr. Isaac Butt. the mem
Der Limerick city Tho basis OF this bill will bo
Of tenure and fair rents Mr. hutt will also ask
ave Of the House 20 Introduce IN making better
provision for universal education IN Ireland The
on OF Home Rule win he raised IN the Commons at tho
close Of the invariably taken at baster when tho
attention Of the House will be called to the severity OF
the Coercion set the qu sion Of taxation. the cattle
Ira AM AmucsH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Th, I,apvm.,d Murder Trial.

CoHooRp, N. H., Jan. 5.-The Circuit Court
convened a. 8 A, NJ, and Immediately adjourned
until A. NJ tomorrow. Tho jury, In charge
OF the sheriff, with counsel for the state
and defence and the prisoner La Page TOOK carriages
ana visited the OF the murder OF JOSIE LangmAid
All points bearing the case were thoroughly inspect
ed La Page at times showed Interest IN the proceed
ngs, but betrayed no agitation or repidat0n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

Tho challenge by Tweed's counsel OF the
struck Jury was sustained yesterday by Judge West
brook OF tho Supreme Court The law requires that
forty eight names be selected by the eisors from which
each party strikes twelve. and thus twenty'four re-
main. The process witch issues to the Sheriff must
command him to summon the Identical twenty Tour
men. In this in tance the process 10 tue Shern con.
tanned three names properly, and Improperly
one that mad not been chosen by the esofe, from
whose let ont WIS omitted. motion vi some sort
Ni be mad, by the prosecution to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Ono Wnv Of EIectine n Clerk.

Tho new Kings county Supervisors Board
was called 10 order yesterday afternoon By james
Howell, Jr., Boss" McLsughlin's ewy-sected Super
visor at Large. Jno L. Ryder. supervisor from Flat
lands. was elected Chairman pro TEN. unanimously
Ills duties arc TO appoint all committees. There .
strong RrpuDican opp9siton TO EdSard CAdlev, Demo
crat Clerk OF the Board, and Alderman Strong en-
deaVored to have the board adjourn because OF the III
meas OF two Of the Republican members This faliing
the supervisor al Large hastily put the vote. and be-
tore there any responses, afrmatVely or mega
lively he declared Mr. Cadey elected 10 the clerkshp
OF the board Mr. Cadey contends that no was elected
because there opposition, The question Ia dis
puted by he Republican members, who maintain that
tomc an rtnauOn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

The staten Islss police on Tuesday broke up
a cock nsnt IN N6rhne,d ana arrested eighteen men,
who were nned from % TO tl5 apiece and discharged.
Outside the butding were large number Of private
pubic carragts ANA at ManOrus tavern ncai ~ a
lun 'heon had bfen prepared There were so2nt MY
men at the nght, among them being many wall street
OrOkerl and MelI t0.dO station Island laTmers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

Frederick Wittnor was held in $1,000 bail In
the E,sex Market Police Court yesterday to answer
charge Of bigemy preferred by the Rev GCteb schie
bel In MIA nndayit he said that he married Wttner to
his hrst wifc IN 1873 and that shortly utterNgrd Witt
ncr sand he had been divorced, aul In July last again
performed the murrlago ceremony for Mittner. The
lGueT was NOT dYorcrd from MS hIst Wlle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Apo,ber nookLeeper'. Embezzlement.

Morris Reubens, manufacturer OF pocket
books fancy goods at l3l Duane street. on reading
the reports Of the Babbt embe1lement began TO In
yestigato his own AFFAIRS and soon ascertAinod that
Henry Hammer, Lis bookkeeper, had been peoLlalng
for the past three years and that his sttalngs amount
10 several hundred dOltrs. Hammer confessed, wnen
he arrested aud taken to the IOmDs He 10 only lo
old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Bidding for tho National Conventions.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 5.-At an Informal meet
ing held at the Arlington Hotel tonight, which
composed OF prominent citizens Of the District VI o.
lumba, preliminary steps were taken to induce u.
Democratic and Republican National Committees %
select Washington as the place in which to hold ths1
respective National Conventions. The nrRumant was
Pdvanced that the public generally would rejoice In -
opportunity 10 visit the capital during the CentenniAA
year. Another meetlnE WIN be held FrldaI Might
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

Three Of the z ng who assisted IN robbinG and
assauune Anton Bechcrer Of So Union place, Green
pont on Saturday, were arrested last evening Their
names are john Wcy, 220 Calyer street John Lynch,
and Ju.roh WeDer Of Eagle street BtCherer ldeutncd
Wcy as tic N vino held him down and beat him whle
The others robbed him Mey does not dony assaultng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Maine Republ,cnn NomInn,ions.

AUGUSTA, Jan. Sat the Republican Joint
Legsl tive Convention tonight Sumner j. Chadbourne
Of DImont nominated for secretary OF STATE, L1'
ceuB h. Emery OF III sNOrth for Attorney General,
Nathan r. Clley Of ItOckAnd for AuJutantGenera. ana
biiis 4. IlntCh for Treasurer Of state.
The Democratic candidates are. For Secretary OF
state. Alex NJ Robinson Ot Dover Attornci -General
ID yd Hastings Of freyeshurg IRE eurcr OF STATE
John S. KIckeri aud AOlutHnt-Goneral. samuel ID.
LcsYlL - EastpOTt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
A Convention OF Ministers aud Editors.

PnMADELPHIA, an. 5.-A call has been Issued
for convention Of evangelical MINISTER'S el'tor' OF
religious newspapers and others Interested n religions
work In the United STAT to ne hei NJ thc Drpot ran
Gle In this city on Jan ~ anu 20 next Iae meet
lugs ats To Ircaidcd over 10y Mt Moody ~ the
morning afternoon sessions TOPICS Of VITA Interest
In Christian work viii be discussed. In he evening,
tic usual preaching service by Mr. MOODY viii oe con-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

SYRACUSE, Jan. 6.-Owen Linsday. the muN
derer OF Francis A. Colvin In whose case there h.a
been much litigation, and whose application for noe
trial has been denied by the Court Of Appeals was t.
day brought into court and his execution hKod for fse
llth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
The Pic.,un.,. Editor Dend.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 5.-A. N. Holbrook. en-
tor and proprietor OF the New Oresns hedvunS disa
at Bladen spring, Ala this mornlng. aged % year4
lie WAS born In Vermont, came TO New Orleans In iso4
since 1889 has been connected vita the Icdvuss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Bo-s Mclaughlin Roiirins.

Boss Mclaughlin has announced to the KinEs
County Democrs tic General Committee hst in'omuch
as he had been accused Of being largely the cause OF
Ihs recent defeat OF the party ne desired 70 rHtv 70
The future "icreaiteT.' he added, for tue slse oi
harmony snail simply be W0rETr on Iho 0u"lue'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

Tho brotherhood OF Christian Churches have
converted W. N. Bodne, liquor saloon keeper. of Cln
ton avenue and Fulton street. Brooklyn and have
suaded nm 10 close his saloon aud 20 out OF the bust
ne.s Temperance prayer meetings are aeld IN the
aAI0On.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

MADRID, Jan. 6.-Late adyices from Tafalla
that several Carst officers and soldiers nave oeeh
shot at Estella for conspiracy against Don Carlos
II IL asserted at HendaTe that the Cdrsts raised he
siege lernan In consequences ot deeSlOn 10 mat
effect Of = eAunCIl VI War.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

wAsnINaToS, Jan. 5.-Judge wylie. In tho
Equity Court. has decided that any portion OF the
special improve levied NJ the late District
Legal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Ex-Oaeen I.nbelIa,s .,cLuess.


PARIS, Jan. b.-Dulletins announcing the CON
dtiOn OF the health OF the rIQuren Isabella OF Spain
Issued daily. That OF todaJ says her condition u
less favorable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Snaiu and ,bs Centennial.

MADRID, Jan. A royal decree has been
issued creating commission charged with installing
the exhibits from the spanish colonies al the lhladel
phia E1hiotiOn. The Commission wi.l draw up meni,
orandum re- atiye to the exhibition, The GuNcrnurs OF
Cuba Porto Rico. ana the Philippine Islands VIII ap'
ma membeTe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
JOrrINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Lisht rain, followed by partly cloudy sue
cooler weather. southwest 10 northwest WINDS hlhA0
followed py rising barometer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

Five car loads OF silk worms, from Hong Kop6.
via Francisco for persons In MArseloa arrived u
Jorsey City yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

Thomas Lally, aged ono and half year., died
yesterday morning at 100 Columbia street, brooklyn,
from internal burns received ~ drinking cup OF hot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
Th. ConxaIe.cen, Lawyer.

After three days sickness from oneumon,.,
Judge Joseph COombs OF Freehold. j. died Testerds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
mi..i..ippr. senatorial Fight.
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

JACKSON, Jan. denominations aGaint Lamar
threaten hs defeat. LowerJ has withdrawn from tue
avhI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
TIL. weather Prediction

Mr.. O'Conor was not quite so well Ysstsrdsy.
put the change was not alarming.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06

Tho Black Rock Hnrbor and the Buffhis
Basin Contracts-iiow John Hands Claim
was Put Through tho Canal Board,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-01
From the Ellsworth Herald:

\ petition for a special session of
the County Board, to be held on the
18th of June, is circulating, and has
already received a sufficient number of
signatures to warrant the issue of a
call 10y the County Clerk.
One hundred dollars is what a Tren.
ton Justice of the Peace paid for the
privilege of marrying a couple, one of
whom was minor. 1t is but tair TO
state that he paid the money upon the
imperative demand of the girls ia.
ther, after the ceremony was per.
formed.
Mr.. James Kyle, Of Maiden Rock.
died last week Of pneumonia. Mr.. KYLE
was one Of the earliest settlers in that
part Of the County, having settled on
Pine Greek more than twenty year:
ago.
Two judgements. one for $40, G35. QS
the other for 500. 6lS. 90. both rendered
in the L. :. Circuit Court al Mil
waukee against the West Wis. r. r.
/ Company, were docketed in the Office
OF the Clerk OF the Court for Pierre,
County on the Goth Of May, 1870.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-01

The prospect for good hay crop was never
better than now
S Katura has rented the "Winn House
saloon building and barn
We notice neat, tasty little barn on the
premises Of C. W. Brown.
Pathmaster Hoffman is at work repairing
our streets and highways
Our string and coEnet band is a success.
Come out in the open air boys
Crops Of all kinds never looked more prom
ising than at the present time
Court adjourned yesterday, and our civil
little town has nearly relapsed into its former
quietude.
Cap. Eames is preparing to build quite an
extensive cooper shop in connection with his
stave factory at this place.
Mrs. Doolittle has on hand quite an assort-
ment Of ladies' spring and summer millinery
and fancy goods, which she is disposing n at
the lowest living rates
Our assessor, David Klingensmith Esq, IS
rushing hither and yon with hasty stride, re-
minding us Of our centennial taxes, and the
hard winter Of seyenty-six.
We believe our village school was never
before conducted under so good a system Of
government as at the present time We
are beginning 10 realize the good effect Of
Normal School discipline.
Several new arrivals are reported in our
village tor the past week. B. Elliott, Peter
Won Bellen and VIM Valentine are among
that portion Of cur enterprising business men
who bear an unusually pleasant aspect
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-01

Hot, dry and dusty.
J ~ Bailey starts for the Centennial next
week
c. A. Meacham's building is las, approach
ing completion.
The assessors are busy, and there is much
grumbling in consequence
J. Firner has erected new porch or avn
ing in front Of his hardware store.
J. Cook is bound 10 lead and il making ex-
tensive alterations in his saloon building.
Capt Meaeham has commenced TO reIair
his building which suffered in the late FIRE.
W II Clements has built platform on
Broad St wherein to exhibit bis new ma
chimes
A. Gray is improving the ground in the
rear Of his brick block late stone, Gray x
ChildSl
Uncle Jimmie Gunn, rs usual, Is happy
among his 1oral beauties in he NJ. E. Church
ground.
The Public Park has been fully planted
with centennial trees under the auspices Of
the civil authorities
Col Din has removed lis stock TO Cops
building, where be will sell at greatly reduced
prices, for cash
The S. Charles Hotel and Restauran, is o
nice pleasant place 70 stop at joe is always
on hand 70 attend to biz
We are sorry to hear Of the death Of son
Of segrave Smith, q Hastings, who died May
slst ofyphoid ever, aged years.
Rev Pennington Baptist having pur.
chased the proltriy Of 4 Hoyi has taken up
his residence leie and assumed charge cithe
Baptist congregation.
The Merchants Hotel Geo Newton, Pro.
Trietorl is in fl.l blast, having tesn thor.
oughly renovated and fitted up. Il IL now,
as always, one Of the hest houses in the
northwest
The steamer Ntitie makes her regular Eve
trips daily between this place and Hastings
PNmelee Bros own and run her They are
kind, civil and ptliging Leaves Prescott
and $50, a n, /. 3 and 8, p ~ Leaves
Hastings S, il51, A.N,s, $50 and p b.
Far IS cents aeh way
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-01

\ savage affair occurred last Sunday
afternoon about nine miles this side
of st. Paul ON the Hudson road, in
which a man named Friedrich Swiegel
shot his brother.in.law, Conrad Basic.
a saloon keeper at that point. II ap.
pears that Swiegel and his wife have
not been on very good terms for some
time, and that he has frequently
threatened to kin her, and that she f.
nally took refuge with her father and
brother. Last Sunday afternoon,
Swiegel, who had been drinking, went
to Baste's house and after some words
between them, drew pistol and pla.
cling il az his brother.in.law' heart,
fred, the weapon being in such close
proximity 10 his victim that the
charge actually ignited the unfortun.
ate mans clothes. A large crowd col.
lected in few minutes around the
spot and the greatest excitement pre-.
vailed. Swiegel was thrown TO the
ground and a rope fastened around his
neck, when at this critical moment
and just as the Infatuated people were
dragging him 70 a tree 20 finish his
earthly career, a Catholic clergyman,
accompanied by another gentleman,
rode up, and 10y earnest appeals to
them induced them to forego their ven.
gence and leave the man TO the mercy
of the law, and he was surrendered TO
the proper officers and taken 20 the
saltwater Jail 10 await his trial. The
wounded man was taken TO his resi-.
denee agd physician sent for, but at
last accounts there was very little
hopes IF saving his life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-01

CrNuNSIM CHRISTIAN Hovrs. - The
great number Of visitors in Philadel.
phia, during the Centennial Exhibi.
tion, necessitates the opening Of pr.
waite homes for board and lodging.
Many Christian families, who are un.
willing % open their doors TO a pro.
miscuous public, have arranged plan
by which they give admission to
Christians and their friends. This
VIII be equally pleasant to Christian
people abroad who may not wish to be
associated with the great variety Of
characters brought together in hotels
and public hoarding.houses.
In order TO have this select class the
price Of board ia generally much low.
CT than prevails hy other arrange.
meuts varying from 50 90 slia week,
and from 81 TO $3.50 per day. Each
family fixes its own price, and re.
ceiye- is Jay direct from It's guest.
Those wishing 90 secure places under
THIS arrangement will please write as
long beforehand as possible TO the OF.
Gee for Centennial Christian Homes.
Care Of Rev. Edwin NJ Long $. Z. cor.
l2shWj Egks $685. piila Pm.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-01

Rev. II. p. Welton, the Evangelist.
closed his labors here last Sunday
night. lie conducted meetings day
and evening for two weeks. As re.
suit, about Is profess conversion.
Mr.. Welton is an earnest christian,
and a pleasant, companionable gentle
man. During his stay here, he won
the almost universal regard Of our
people. His sermons were plain, sim.
pie presentations of Gospel truth.
His style is conversational, Astounding
in well chosen illustrations, and
forcible personal appeals. He has no
eccentricities or oddities and puts on
nothing for effect. And yet he has
complete control of his audience,
whose interest never flags till the
close Of his discourse.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-01

Among the improvements on McCor.
mick's Harvester this year is a new
reel attachment. The reel is 80 at.
tached that it can be lowered or raised
while in motion, and at the same time
carried either forward OF back, at the
option of the driver. The sickle is east.
ly raised or lowered while in motion,
and without disturbing the binders
table. 1t is superior machine in
every respect. There is one on exhi-
bition near the Post Oliice and all who
intend to purchase a harvester should
examine it. Mr.. Lowell VIII show
you how it works.