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VEG sETtNEs.
WHAT IN All'0MPLISlIEI)
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VEG.ETINE e.

When the blood becomes weak and Impoverished
=, ofasr .nt 'Y.S @ h tAs saaersss nay Mt =; sek
sst III. cot. bleak "cathcE attending tle wiicr
tnn. The psr4Dn muY By tck!y r!ad. II thc c!rcua.
I,ere ~. y .n.t,ins ~ waIS Wy r. toststy t!e systsn,
u Euod. pusr b,oGi. The VEnHfiSE viii ftplw tts
h!o ss toae y the sloinatl :ratore te liver to u
trt to perform t!,t inact!oas Gcylrlns mon thrui,
carry un III, rurfl hninuss. regulate tIs su~eat aud
EGh1pfr the WIlE syBetn u working order Tts II
rrnti.ely whts NEfrthE Il dota aId ths IL the rxact
tersul tuIes ~ NM b, secn fr0N the fotluwing
questionable eyillcnrc:
1 lInsllnndta &fnfamalif nf &Ia 6tunnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16

A GREAT. ABSOLUTE AND uNREsERvED SALE
{,Ssss TIE WELL SsS$S 5sSsslSs Asp FAMILY aza
Mo ssE5s Sy AssSSsg q Ill @ HEALTH aSR;
Fox Fo Ap'Gs % Sx MI ES oS eoES Ex
AT srxsEE sAE MIS- pAx SEscs SEPHS SPASa MAX
is H5AH a 4 81 oSEScT SE% yoEE sif.nF' HoTEi'
Very handsome fast bay Horse sr John sired BY volu.
II
% ss %s a. ;ss SGs .ars , w X
ne knee action afraid anyihing elegant
'ss d
the very s sronS % h9rss ,.ssd BY Amass "a
4 bright bay years old s hands high was trained sy
IN ss wS
sss" asss ~ s sss ss a cant
se driven :. speed by any ordinary driver r good @ pss ps
.sa.on hs resoluis and gated warranted
o.sa.s sired y Bolton ~
years old IN ~ when he was pnrshasrd
Prsssns owner he an elegant road horse sho.oarhy
Sro.d xsssa better than ssii is also good pole
Toronto Shls dam BY William H. Ripley is hand. Slsi
she !. mare OF poS~Sr aud y very pure
@ sa for & ss MOI pu % e ySs ia
company Is afraid Of anything she has very strong
speed ecus horse In the city and sound
The handsomest, toughest and best driving Team OF
Tstting Horses in this cisy they bright bays i5
hands high. and closely mated half
brothers raised by Dr. Herr Of Lexington KY and sired
by Clark Chief dam by Denmark they trotted together
the Lexington track year ago In 80,
when they were purchased BY the present and have
they perfectly gentle afraid Of the and
for drive they do pull when speeding
and excable In aud they drive together
like horse thev have greatly improved In speed as they
driven by pre- last fall Fleetwood Pnrk
road wagon, without any training. In 2:s0. and in
proper condition they beat 35 together and
rsnted sound and kind.
The famous thoroughbred saddle and driving Horse
Western STAR dark dAppe gray l5 hands high.
old: sired bv Lexington the best broken.
graceful and finest behaved In Amerca has all de-
sired gaits under saddle guides by motion; carries either
lady gentleman with style and is bold brave and
fearless finely broken all harness and nound
and kind. and can beat ? 80 to road wagon.
Carrag consist OF omehaf Top Park Phaeton
sidebar Top Wagon full spring Top Wagon, Top
Pony Phaetons single and double Harness. Blankets
sheets. Robes. Whips, &c.
Sail raiu mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
10, 21. ~ and 25 18th St,
near University place.
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN THE
CITY.

EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 o'cLooE.
"a hours three days trial horses warranted sound
/ The Oldest and most reliable house in the city
ES Ba9 ,TEsR 81 s K oGaGk nonsr
10 hands high. . years old; has been used in the
o " afraid IL q .S Or anyhns
a sss is Of amy sd hss ns
wrong place Tor any uss: Is very stylish shOwy and
handsome. handsome and & IN every waya arst class family
ELEGSST coUsE. round sS" front, BY Brewster. Of
ELEGANT LANDAU ESTABLISHMENT. team
II II IL ,s ss "nS Vice. sd
! used In city and country: are hne free, stylish
shy pull are not afraid Of locomot,vs.or any
!! thing ese and are In every way . thoroughly re-
fI ss's"s order BY wood
ELEGANT BERLIN LANDAU. by Brewster. Or
LIGHT s&RoucnE drab satin; little used; BY
soRnE rsorSG 4 TSsE Port washington sired
sd n: Il! % asas ss ;.ii srs.;sd = :ss
sas doe. no. sSy or o. pu no; afraid sii amy
thing; : first class roadster and excellent family
horse warranted sound, kind and true
SET sINaLE AENkss made 70 order y Dunssomo
THREE c%AsENcEs, in good order, BY Wood Bros
SET DOuBIE Dol BE cAaRIAGE HARNESS, BY Wood Glib
BAY TRorrING HORSE sired by Ethan Allen: full
| name and tail very tough and great endurance:
has trotted in 40 q full mile, and guaranteed 10
! trot In minutes or no sale; has been used
family and road horse; safe for lady any
to drive not afraid OF y locomotive anything
else: Is 15i4 hands, years old. and warranted
Il kind and true In every respect
Set Single Harness, by DunSconibe.
s. d. ROAD WAGON in good order, by Brewster. OF
ELEGxNT LxYDAULET, in good order. by ). b.
brewster To.
COUPE ROCKAwAY, in good order. by Miner 4
Stevens.
| ROAD ESTABLISHMENT Team brown Road Mares,
155< hands, Rntk8 years; kind in all harness: tree
from vice; are well mated In sixe gait and color;
trot together mile in three minutes; very
stylish and handsone have tricks OF any kind:
do not shy pull, and FIRST class team Tor
| road. family O any use; warranted sound.
! SET DOUBLE HARNESS, made to order. by Duns
FULL TOP ROAD WAGON. by Brewster, Of Broome st.
LIGHT BAROCCHE, bv Wood Bros
BASKET CANOPY PHAEIOS, by Bradley. Pray
| Co.
Top Pony Phaetons and Wagons to be sold to pay sd
TWENTY-FIVE OTHER HORSES Description time
| of sale
| LARGE ASSORTMENT Of every kind new and second
/ hand Carriages Wagons. Harness. Phaeton, &c.,
ARCH. JoANsToN's Mart 10 to IS 18th st.. near
University place. Weather never ntcriercs with
1 SALES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

II GREAT ItbNk LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York, via Desbrossss aud corands
Exprssslo narssarr rit.eu.s the Yves. aaa South,
P'M Sanday. aud ! :;s,r n = - -"
For wism.psr, Lgcs Haven Cory and ERIC a. 9;so
Petroleum Centre and the oil regons .,,,
sunday %sSs arss sH St f, 'ssss ssss
Esp,s:. =. ri.as!psIs ~. s';S S;ss.
fmssaas sss AID T. sssoss s,sa sas
For trains % S:wsrx Elizabeth ahwsy rrInceto rren
points s local Schedules a Al s:sss oes "n' o''ss
11s; d.y ,o p'i''sr saS sS sae s
sepi MONDAY From ws.h.nsen and Bsmcss; ~
from iaisasphis. sio, 20, e:ss io:iS II ~ 3;
sans.; a. as ,o @ s os & SiY SO ~ :ps ,osi .as
ieEs. oa'sss sas and % Broadway NO lAs.or House,
Brookyn. hos III. 40 and iis iiadson st.. Hoboisr
FhAXK THOMSON. b. NJ BOYD, Jr.
aa,Sla yA E1SG BRANCH ASn TEE
any other route cammencing May !. 1870 Leave Mes
deiphi. Long Branch. ynesnd, Se r ~. icr rhalei.
Rs sssaeh s as % wS sSsSsS ~ as"si asnsss or Long
- EMovAL NAY TO riEK 10 NORTH RIVER FOOT
~h USER AID Delaware Railroad smane Il iSsnd
rs We. rsnY sss.s, SswSsS,s Hssss roSs H:.s
aks Sk 'Sss' sssg Tes'A ''s and s:
spring st.. pier - North River. W4 NJ
CAx FRASCIsco.. CAL. FR6N NEW yOnK IN
,lrss a:s, ."a m hsimsss s:. % special
CroSIScroS LINE Eon boston.
- keduction of fare. ...,-.~-- -.
.,sr IS Sss.S nse, ao q Jsy
Provi1ruce Iine.
ss8 Sfs z .ss ss'; EXIT :s :: si:s 's' s''-'s
TnE ALGASy AND reor = LIE ~ srsS4J q PAY ". 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
HORsEs. CAnRIAGEs. sc.

A UcrI0N HOUSE or VAN IAssELL & KEAksEi. /.
"A 40 and IL EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4TH AV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
4 T AUCTION.

choice thoroughbred
Trotting Stock.

choice thoroughbred
Trotting Stock
Is hands pace milo in so; tret In s5: very nobby
driver; raised 4 Orange county wa,r,.ted sound
zierlsr. CIncnnstb, Lady ziegcr old sired BY
S"s il handed sns
Sire Of this mare has produced colts in this
% ss ss entered % e
nsl Phllsdelphia this summsr; warranted sound;
sIo.sI he y Ey;dyh. I.%Ss;:
hands and without exception. the promising Young
horse the State This sc pa.eha.sd By hi.
Goshen Orange county and is to-day worth S5ooo is
hands high sired sy Alsxaeder'. Asdaai dam Camden
drove him h. b .p,ns II 4. @ :. sss, osnss , who
old: good disp0stOn viii stand without tying.
Ans Hav wsre ss, Hmm sos dsv Young Can
.,ern.si"n dan. y Black Hswt ,rosied last winter
the ice In 30; can beat 24o; fne gated. rood dis
side Wagon in nrs class condition. made to
side bar top Road Wagon, built BY r. NJ stIvers
Three suits Of Horse Clothing. Stable Blankets Boots.
Comprising the choicest stok offered for sale sh. season.
All f them Of good disposition and be and rode
n hs stock Is not sold a private sale viii BE- seIS 70 the
highest ''a'' VAN i'Ta f%ssEI SELL i Ks%RS.Y Il
ys.nsr, :. . .,,I::l $:I,s. & + T. as's,
at their Auction Mart.
10. III aud "a East 18th g.
A -NATOR CHAS w. BARKER. AUcTIONEER
"A. FOURTH EXTRAORDINARY and positively closing
sale Of .shonabiy bred Tvottng stock, bred by HON A.
CONGER. OF the Wxldberg stud. Hsvcrstraw to
place ut BARKER SONS City Auction Mart and New
yGE ysf,;, ssr q sgIssay n and a st. on
SEVENTEEN HEAD OF brood Mares. Fiiies. stations.
Colt. and Geleing being The rICS and ENTIRE Raj.
sDArGrrIR sfths eeisbfassd PRIxC Ess dam sI Happy
Medium. daughter (fuIi SISTER svUBRETTEj and
grnnddxn ghter OF sONTAG. &c-
tcnsn Toronto Chief Eureks Young star Sc
THE FIIsLfEs and Stallion Colts include the yet Of
Dextrous. Bedford q :2. Mad Anthony G, Dj. Magnet
q I'D Wild rishman. &c The 0cldng q 80 Is the get of
STOCK Will arrive the Mart on Saturday, May 81
for exhibition up 10 sale.
cATALUUC rs will be ready next Thursday when they
had II the spIrt. furt or Mart onices
SAL. POSITIVE: no postponemeni
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
Landau In good order.
hoekaway for six persons. nearly new.
Coach with high wheels. city make.
Phaetnn with extension top. for four persons
!. Is. BREWSTER co.
told house of brew.terl. It5 East zs'.I T.
RcII. JOHNSTON. AUcrIoNEER
~ i9to 20 18th It.
: READ THIS MORNING Ar 10 O'CLOCK.
= Tfis nnfniug NJ 10 o'clock.
Dl Two ELEGANT LANDACS
= REA.. finest sale oi the ssaspn.
= ELrDANr FAMILY fEAM.
iREAD pesaS pfSIsr sxmn s.i'n IVA ~ rnE SEASON.
- Two hr.wrte W agrns.
BE suRE ASy ATTEND
< REAI.l See catalogue above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16

fNEAx PONY BUILT HORSES. $50 EACH SUITABLE
for farmer. hacking general use: Truck Horse SO:
Horse. top Express Wagon aud Harness cheap. No 4
1th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16

LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamship
kNICkERBOckER. Captain kcmbie,
SATURDAY. May 10 at 3 o'clock y. ".
from pier No. q North River.
Through bills OF iadng given 20 Mobile and NIL principe
points on the Mississippi River.
Apply 70 CLARK X SEAMAN. SO West st.
TIlAVELLERs GUIDE.
4 LBANY.-PEoPLE's LINE. STEAMBOATS, LEAvd
IL pier Al North River daily Sundays excepted At r.
M. for Albany and sl points North and West
(NITlzESs' LINZ STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY AND ALL
" points Northeast aud Wss leave daily, except SAtur
day, at y NJ, from pier ~ North river
(yArsKIIL CREEK LiSE.--NEW CHAMfiUN. NJ Is
day, Thursday and Saturday from pier A. Canal ST.
McMASUs. alternate days. from Leroy 81. q r. NJ
L,ALL RIVER LINE To BOSTON.
IT via Newport and Fall RIVER The world renowned
steamboats, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North River foot of Murray daily fSundays exccpcd
at r. NJ Through tickets sold at all the principal hotels
IN the city.
EoR NoRwALK pIRECr-FARE EtpuCED.-oN
aud after Monday May H. the steamer AN MEklCL win
leave pier "a East River foot Market ST. 245 aud from
foot Of 3sd o'clock r. NJ returning leaves south
Norwaik at 80 A. NJ daily sunday excepted connecting
each way with Danbny and Norwsik and Now Haven Rsi
roads. Fare 50 cents
Excursion tickets 80 cents
nLD ESTABLISHED LINE FOR sTUYvEsAST CATS
~ kill md intermediate landinrs-steamer ANDREW
HARDER from Franklin 81 pier tj). Tuesday. Tharsay
aud saturday MONITOR Monday. Wednesday and
Fr At = II. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Z 1DIEsi CONSULT DR. GRINDLg. FOR ALL ALL
~ ments speedy cures whsssver the matter i42 West
4eth
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rTExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING AT KE1
i West carrying the United states mail-The steamer
STATE OF :, TExAs Captain roger VIII =, sal
Saturday. May 30 at r. NJ. pier ID East River
Through bills Of ladinr given all points the Houtos
and Texas Central International aud treat Northern Gal
Houston Henderson, and the aiycstnn Harris
burg and San Antonio railroads Fcights and Insurance ~
lowest For freight having superior
eommodaticns, apply TO G. H. MALLORY Co. l53
IN lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16

Two vAIrAHT.E sTALLIoNs

AT 10 O'CLOCK.
TWO VALUABLE sTALLIoNs:
Rysdyk's Hamble.onisn. dam New York's sheep mare.
got ey od Mambrno 10 10 hands high years 9d;
and handsome: has served mares one season and can en-
speed but has ns open gait and al the aasss
trotter; for stock purposes Is Invaluable nnd war
LIGHT BAY STALLION SIRED BY MAJOR WIN,
o kind and sas IN ali
very stylish and handsome has never been hsna'sn
has served mares but season and has some vau-
able colts Is superior stock road horse, and war
THE ABOVE sTALLIoNs ARE THE PROPERTY OF
and they ars IN every %ay as and viii be
sold without reserve account Of the sickness Of
sLEd%ST AND EXTRA STYLISH TEAM OF GRAY
ksntusky for the owner kind aud true IL
% % ss or Ss ssss s s
very pleasant drivers; do not shy or pull are sold
Set gold mounted Harness. made by Hoonsr, Calhoun
ELEGANT 30 roP SIX SEAT ruAEroN Or BRAKE,
CURTAIN COACH. II GOOD ORDER BUILT By
BAY Sss q sEES s3 nAxBLE
dam Ss sss u sss. S hands ,e sf Rom
vice; very stylish; has never trained for speed
e % saa n
FoE FSs4 tR waoS sg aAs M asDs lsTsfS Hiou
years odd kind and true in s harness; free from vice.
stylish driver: an excellent mare for iadiess use and
BAssGT Ne %T AND CANOPY
DArflE fs'i BROWN SsssS rnorrrse HORSE, SIRED BY
Sicklcs HambletunAn, dam a Rather mare Is 1914
tree from vice, very stylish and handsome; trot in
49,, road nse; Also Set Harness and ,,r.a
60RREL HORSE. 10 HANDS lllGiI, YEARS OLD,
kind and In all harness; superior under saddle;
Tree from vice Or trick very stylish fast traveller;
tor fGSy Ss't rMAhToN, Il ss xkxEI? ~ new SCUM
years old, kind and In all harness; free from vice;
any day; Is tree and pleasant driver and warranted
sound. Also Set Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, ls HANDS HIGH. YEARS
old, kind and true all harness; free from vice; =
prompt aud stylish driver; fears nothing: has been
used by private family aud sold cnly for OF
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON.
years old kind and true In All harness and under
saddle free from vice; very stylish trots close to
minutes; fears nothing; can be driven by lady aud
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NRw, BUILT BY BRAD
BaowS GEf6lsS, GEL Sc ls,l HANDS HIGH YEARS oLp
ish; has been used the road by private gentle
the road fears nothing, and can be driven by
any one; also Harness aud
TOP WAGON IN GOOD ORDER.
SORREL HORSE. 1jA HANDS HlGH 10 YEARS OLD;
kind aud in all harness. free from vice has been
used in an express wagon. IL good worker ana war
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TINE OF
sale.
Two Dog Carts. Brett. good ~ new;
Sixseat Phacton, Six xseNt RockawAy,
curtain COACH Victoria In good order,
Sixseat Sleigh. Saddles and Brdles
double and single Harness. &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY:
On horse that warranted sound kind and true
In harness. from three days Is given to test wsrsn-
tee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16

A SECOND HAND CARRIAGES.
Landau. In good order.
hockawny tor six persons. nearly new
Coach. with high Wheels city make
Phnetnn. with extension top for four persons
Top and top Koaa agons- city make.
J. Is. BREWSTER co.
told house of Brewsfer). Is5 East 10Th 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
HORSES, CARnI AGES. sc.

DARK PHAEToS FOR sALE-F0UK SEATS NEARLY
aud In perfect order: cheap. Apply to tho
stable In rear Of Ss2 ciAsson av.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AxusEM.Es.SyTs.e1H e. On. J r4ss-ssA and 9th coils
, Eo4sbEKs wASTEp12p - r.sE.sd and !tA coils
EsATE 15h sap Sass ss
Bys!EEss oProRruxIrrEs-sru PACE.
sTSiSEss s!ry nSs NSTTcEsI55n HsTcEs I'm r.srs. col
g CLnRKs AND sALEsMEN-iarn PaGE-zsh col.
0o1caxES And dtSia GAaDHSEks-larH III rAor-4A and
coAsTwIsk srEANsHIrs-lsr pAcs-s.A col.
CorAKTMERsnIi's-s rAcf.
DoSSTST D4SSINd ARo44BPvaP and h coils
nhNTisTRY-i2rH pAGE-Gth col
DwELkdSSs I1kv;'sxiss HSrsEs ~ LET FURNISHED AND
ass4s.A and 9th so
kxraSss.a1a kxcnksIoSsEsraa fass-ass raas-s.s col col
EN- rfIINsANcIAL.sr sru rAcx
nooas sS sfAnrnExrs sa TO
rAcx-2d and 81 cols
yiaET ssshsis ela r.orss
H5asrS so 4sss e. 4a
hSusEs Ropss ae ss s%sAsrEDaD r.os-sa COL
EssrssSnlPois LOST ASp fssfsa rasns; sS COL
MMAHHksxli5n MaHsEE risTqs rsosas.A col col
EIISEsy 1sr rssss.A col
MusIcAL--eru Paox-sth col
NEW PUBLICATIONs-7rm PAax-6th col.
SSSSE sSTi6As ESAss .sas COL col
fRof2RHf Off IL 81 TiE CITY FOR sALR OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE-l lst col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2 ID PAcx-lst and I'd
REAL ESTATE wANTED--2D PAGx-2d col
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-Ist col
SALES AT AuCTIDN-2D rAGK-5th and 9Th coils.
sITUATIONS SWANrED-FEMALES-llrmP IN PAcE. and l2rH
rAGR-lst and I'd coils.
sITUATlONs wANrED-MALEs-l2rH PAcR-sd and 4th
coils.
SPECIAL NOTTCES-lsr PAGE-1st and I'd coils
kPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS &C-lsr PAGE-2d col.
STuRA0E-arH pAcE-4th col.
kUMMER RE so RTS-2D PAGE--5th col
THE TRADES-12Tu PAGR-5th col.
THE TUKF-iSr PAGE-2d col
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PuRPOsES-2p PAGE I'd COL
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-1sr PAGE-6th col.
IN PAcK- I'd col
WANTED TO PURCHASE PAGE-6th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY, xC.-l2rH PAGR-Sth col
NESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PaGR-1st COL
YACHTS. STEAMB0ATs. &C.-l0rH PAcE-6th col.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a hours TO three days trial horses warranted sound
The Oldest and most reliable house In the city.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-01-21

forthwith goes to paving of his blowers
and strikers of the press with fat adver-
tising, and cares for his masions, &e., by
advertising his lettings juSi where they
VIII not he seen by their competitors.
The legal advertising of the State and
counties could lie done at five per cent.
of what it now costs, and rerf-ct notiti-
cation effected, while as now pracii-ed it
is literally impus=ible for any one to keep
track of it.
I am well aware of the difficulty Of
efIecting any such reform as this prnp''s-
ed. for the reason that about every conn
ty supports ring, and. a rule, it is
the ring that ia in the enjoyment Of the
fat that is r. presented here instead Of the
people of the county. The jumps from
two millions of local taxation To sixteen
millions shows how this is. About the
most fruitful source of legislative cor
ruption is the sending of members pledg-
ed to some little piece of local skuling
gerry. To get the job through, the mem-
her is forced to assist in getting through
fifty OF sixty more jnst like it for other
members Members give and take hrihes
money brihe is paid once, yet the act
should be inst as infamous as il l. far
more pernicions. The organization of
the dishonest elements that is brought
l. I r l..
of iron, and its effectiveness is shown in
the uniformity with which local meas
ures having money in them 60 through.
A great deal of money flows from the
public funds every year in the way of
attorney fees. Now the lawyers, like the
coal miners, have "Union," and while
the miners force three dollars a day from
the people for their work, the lawyers
go for nothing less than fifty. And while
the coal miners bnngle their business
and fail half the time, the lawyers
shrewdly take the judges into their
ring, snbvert justice and succeed. The
law can not be too soon changed so as to
allow the legal agents of the county
the Commissioners-to say what the
county shall pay the attorneys she en-
ploys, instead of, as now, leaving the
fixing of the fees to the Judges, who
are lawyers and members of the lawyers
Unions, and as such pledged in writing
to the extortion of exorhitant pay. As
lawyers are officers and protected in
various ways in the exclusive privilege
of administering the justice Of the coun-
try, why should they not be prosecuted
and subjected to severe penalties for
conspiring to make justice so costly as
not to be worth the getting?
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-01-21
The Interior of the Earth.

A Danish geologist asserts his belief
that the interior of the earth is occnpi
ed by currents of degrees Of heat, and
that these mix with each other and at
tain certain degree of temperature. in
the same manner as substances subject
to all the physical influences of the
earth's exterior. This theory, in other
words, asserts the well-known fact that q
mass of fluid possessing different tenn
peratures in different parts of its inter
ior mnst be subjected to convection, the
result being. usually, change of vol
ume in the entire mass of circulating
fluid. This change is capable of being
observed in ordinary experiments, and
may also affect the volume of the fluid
matter in the interior of the earth, pro-
vided the changes of temperature of the
fluid are sufficiently great. 1t is, how
ever, the opinion Of the most eminent
geologists that the refrigeration of the
earth is now SO extremely slow as to
render it quite unlikely that any consid.
erabie changes Of volume arising from
this cause could have taken place within
recent periods.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-01-21
Activity is Not Always Energy.

There are some men whose failure to
sncceed in life is a problem to others, as
well as to themselves. They are indus
trions, prudent and economical; yet, af-
ter long life Of striving, old age finds
them still poor. They complain of ILL
luck. They say fate is always against
them. But the fact is that they miscar
nv because they have mistaken mere ac-
tivitv for energy. Confounding two
thin IS essentially different, they have
supposed that, if they were always busy,
they would be certain to be advancing
their fortunes. They have forgotten
that misdirected labor Is but a waste of
activity. The person who would sue
ceed in life is like marksman firing at
a target; if his shots miss the mark they
are waste of powder. So in the great
game of life, what a man does must be
made to count, or it might almost as
we'll have been left undone. Everybo body
knows some one in his circle of friends
who, though always active, has this want
of energy. The distemper, if we may
call it such, exhibits itself in various
WAYS. In some cases the man has mere
ly an executive faculty, when he should
have directive one; in other language,
he makes a capital clerk for himself
when he ought to do the thinking of the
business. In other cases what is done is
not done either at the right time or in
the right way. Energy, correctly un-
derstood, is activity proportioned to the
end i Scientific American.