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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED


Prsxn -Gocr-NARr Goox, Of Brooklyn, 10 Lso
PrxxEx, Of this city No cards
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A LRERT b. wALDkON. AuCTIOSEER. loS
n Liberty st-This day o'clock, second hand Fur
nture. Desks &c: sale commencing In basement 1t
o'clock, Chamber Suits, for whom concerned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TilEAfRE coNiQuE, 5is BROADWAY.
Every Evening. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Matinee
The sensation OF me day.
Americans az home and abroad
GE ya XXI isn S iasisf s.fss'
La c e., "a 4. s rss D rss sp e. u
Students, Attendants &c. BY tho Ladies ofths
This is what you want
Be on the alert
loo stars IN a grand olio.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. GA BROADWAY
/ II t. i Fl FL T
BBDD pg gssssssSS F FRI r1'ryT Y
B 81 rud SSs$$s E$' ! !
=, The best Of all rantomimes in three acts.
fak sssT saEls sN xNKHiici riih ,s uknAT
SEo M2Nnhh 5 yop X. new r and n
R1%'%s sa
- Every evening this week Duprex Benedicts Mnsrels
Next week brilliant combination and great double
MISS CHARLOTTE sSfy In her new play,
si1s sss MIS- FANNY SoRASr ri.
strength the brooklyn Theatre Company each play.
)IGNoLDs BENEfIT To-DAl.-rHE GRAND
TApa ' DA ana
poorH's THEATRE. FAREWELL NIGHTS.
ID JARRETT 4 PALMER. .Lsssees and Managers
POSITIVELY HEINZ ksST y NIGHTS OF
and the distinguished 1. Eqsji:s a s,sso,,
In his popular tho titular character
CORRECT c6 ASSschSyS shNHf SissEns AND
wARLIKE INSTRUMENTS
PROMINENT FEATURES
an +" SG SHfis '' Socs MEN. WOMEN AND
representing the English and French sodiey and popuace
ppocv 9, Lyndon ana participating in The grand
~ osrs,r,c c,o.rs R 81: TAnLE4ux.
gnHHSs "a esSsss yoiS1
..rrr FgLL CHINE or cMuEcM I BELLS nv,,,r
An entire DilI, including powerful play called
Is Tilis ThtKsbAy ArrKsSoSS NAY Se I
the sA'f'0'dn Rx G w hS@ pspas; sAAA''Ds
r WITH the popular young artistic, ~, ,r
s tho KIND Permission 81 Mr. .AatdUsTiH DxIY
WIN nave Mas i: p %pa SYI participants
tn. DISTINGUISHED .,s:.s %ssst,, Theatre. ,, tho
s'a NJ, TS Il y, hfsKk ko MfslsSk
m,.o N.Y. W NJ N 4 w MHsrs coJri.,v,
Mr. RIGSoLD will appear for ,hs rst time in the character
Miss DyAs ana Mr. aS SShs will appear in tho
with which the grand perfOr will begin
- BOX OFFICE OPEN at o'clock this morning
Roorn's THEATRE. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
'AHHETT a4L ETsi s RSP Sa s'
by especial arrangements made with Mr. 4. d. HESS.
SfEA s soaTaai si.n d 4. iins nESsa
American PrmR Donna.
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
will appear this Meyerbecs great Spectacular
Opera and grand Military PAGEANT,
STAR OF THE NORTH,
which VIII be produced n style Of unusual xsgniasence
the other marvellous features beyond NEW SCENERY.
ELEGANT COSTUMES and BEAUTIFUL UNIFORMS.
REGIMENTS OF INFANTRY and COMPLETE BAT.
TERIES OF ARTILLERy.
MILITARY BRASS BANDS,
full Drum Corps. augmented Orchestra
GRAND CHORUS.
SPECIAL PRICES
RESERVED SEATS-Pnrpuet aud Balcony. 81 so
ADMiSSiON.......... DOLLAR
..sTmE SALE OF SEATS viii begin on SATURDAY At
SAN.
- Miss KELLOGG win appear at every OF the fvo
performances Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday
evenings and at tho SATURDAY MATINEE.
Eth AVENUE THEATRE. (BEGINs AT -
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A UoTIoN sALR-THIs DAY, AT TWO O'CLOCK. At
n saesroom $35 Canal st.--L- y. BLACK, Auctioueer
assortment Of Household Fnrniturc Bedding
Carpets Stoves. sewing Machines, 10. -. Dealer In
vtsd
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HENRY u. MINER. AUCTIoNEER.
III Office and Art Galleries No. Sf5 Broadway.
THIS DAY THuRSDAY), MAY L.

al IDS o'clock. at the privnte residence
NO. 100 EAST 18TH ST.. BETWEEN PARK AND LEX
ington genteel Household Furniture. comprising velvet
and BRUSSELS Carpets Parlor Suit in crimson brocatc
Centre and Side Tables. Mantel Mirror. Lace
Curtains black walnut Bedsteads. Bureaus. wardrobcs
Conmoes Lounges and Chairs Extension Table, But
fet and Chairs Crockcry. Glassware, black walnut Hall
Stand Oiclohs, Stair Carpets, Kitchen Utensils &c &c
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-FURNITURE.-NEw AND SECOND HAND SALE
A. THIS DAY Ohursday), ~ lOt< o'clock.
JAMES DENNIS. Aucsioncsr: n vesey st.
PARLOR. DINING AND BEDROOM SUITS.
hand Carpets. 0nicc Furniture Mattresses Bedding
Pillows &C. thu entire Of the Dealers and
families invited sold without
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D. RopERr n CARLETON. " D., OF whtnsvile, Mass !,
and KATE HYDE eldest daughter OF Henry 0lmstead Of
this city. No cards.
CrARK-YouxGs On Tuesday. May 2, by Rev. c. s.
narrower WILSON G. H. CLARK, OF Denver City, Col,
TO KATE r. YouxGs daughter Of W. Youngs, Of this
city No cards
NAYcocK--DEAx-On Wednesday. May 3, 1876, by
tho Rev A. C. Osborn. d. d., CHARLES MAYcocK 10
JULIA A. DEAN of New York.
ScHEpp-DrsexnuRv Tuesday, May 2, at the
Collegiate Reformed church, by the Rev. Edgar l.
Hecrmance, assisted by tho Rev DR. William ormston,
senbury, all Of this city.
SrKwARr-Mcf.AuGHLIS.- Thursday, April p,
1876 by the Rev, r. s. Macarthur, EDGAR 7. STEWART
TO EMMA q. McLAuGHLIS youngest daughter OF the late
Joseph IL Mclaughlin, all Of this city.
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BRIT us.

JAxEs.-A Marlborough, N. ", May /, tho vile OF
George w. James, OF a daughter.
scorr.-May 8, at ~ 0rmond place. Brooklyn. the
wie OF I. X. Scott, OF a son.
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COMPTROLLER GREENS QUARTERLY STATE
MESr--ouR liabilities AND RECEIPTS.
The following report yesterday received from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-04

THIS THURsDAy) EVENING. MAJ =.
at O'Clock. OF private collection Of choice ancient
aud modern Pal tings. Engravings Water Coiors and
Drawings the result OF careful selection nj
home and abroad including hne church and CALLER,
pictures
On exhibition day evening at the Gallery No n
University place, until evening Of sale.
ROBERT s0NERvILLE.
A.att
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

Catarrh is u common ,iScase,--so common
that snuf'ing, splitting and blowing Of the
nose, meet MS on every turn on the street.
Your foot slips in these nasty discharges on
the sidewalk and in the public conveyance I:
and its disaSrceahle odor, communicating the
breath of the afflicted, renders them offensive
TO their associates. There is the highest med
zeal authority for stating that with fully one
half, il not two-thirds, Of those afflicted with
Consumption of the Lungs, the disease com
mences as Catarrh in the nose or head, the
next step being to the throat and bronchial
tubes-lastly to the lungs. How important
then to give early and prompt attention to a
Catarrh! To cure this loathsomc disease cor
rect the system by using Dr. rcrce's Golden
Medical Discovery, which tones it up, cleaDses
the blood, and heals the diseased glands by
specific influence upon them and to assist,
use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DIR.
Pierce's Nasal Douchc. This is the only way
to reach the upper and b ck cavities where
the discharge comes from No danger from
tins treatment, and it is pleasant TO use. The
two medicines with instrument are sold by
dealers in medicines.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
The Centennial Novelty.

Mr.. Conway says novelty intended
for the centennial has been exhibited in
London. Ii seems intended to recover
for English invention and enterprise
some of the ground they lost in having
been so far behind American in the use
of street tramways; it is street car
moved by steam in such a way as to
conceal all that horses or human way
farers may regard as Objectionable in
steam engines. There is patent CON
denscr which condenses the steam to a
temperature of two hundred deg. the
steam from the safety valve is also taken
into the tank and condensed, and the
locomotive is not only noiseless but con-
sumes its smoke and steam. The engine
works independently of the tram car,
weighs little over four tons, and runs six
miles without needing more water. The
boilers and machinery are all enclosed 50
that the car is not distinguished from an
ordinary street car, except that it moves
without horses. The engine is of twenty
horse power, capable of running twelve
miles an hear, may be stopped in the
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
Build Up a Homestead.

The feeling that you are settled and
fixed will induce you to work to improve
your farms, to plant orchards, to set out
shade trees, to inclose pastures, to build
comfortable outhouses, and each success
sive improvement is bond to bind you
still closer to your homes. This will
bring contcntment in the family. Your
wives and daughters will fall in love
with the country, your sons will love
home better than grog gshops, and prefer
farming to measuring tape or professional
loaing, and you will he happy in seeing
the contented and cheerful faces of your
families. Make your home beautiful,
convenient and pleasant, and your chill
dren will love it aiove all other places ;
they will leave it with regret, think of it
with fondness, come back to it joyfully,
seek their chief happiness around their
home frcside.
Women and children need more than
meat, bread and raiment; more than
acres of corn and cstton spread out all
around them. Their love for the beauti-
full must be satisfied. Their tastes must
be cultivated their sensiblities humored,
not shocked. To accomplish this good
end, home must bc made lovely, con
venicnces multiplied, comforts provided,
and checriuncss fostcrcd There must
I've both sunshine and shade, luscious
fruit and fragrant flowers, rs well as
corn and cotton. The mind and heart As
well rs the fields must be cultivated ;
aud then intelligence and contcntment
will l,c the rule instead of the execution
Stick to, improve and bcautify your
homesteads, for with this good work
comes ontentment.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

DR.. scHKScK's PuLN0sIc SYRUP, SEA WEED
1oNIc, AND MANDRAKE PiLLs-The-e medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures Of Con-
sumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. IN are compounded Of vege-
table ingredients, and contain nothing which can
I've injurious TO the human constitution. Othcfrcm
cdie- alVeitisel Ms cures for Consumption probably
coniain opium, which is somewhnt dangerous drug
In all eases. and II taken freely by consumpti,e
patients, it must do great injury for its tendency
is To conhne the morbid matter In the system
which, of course, must make cure imp, ssille
Schenck's Prdmcnic syrupis warranted not to con-
tain particle Of opium. II g. composed # p,wcI-
ful but harmless, herbs which act the lungs liver
stomach, and blood aud thus correct all morbid
secretions, and eSpel all the diseased matter from
the body. hose are the only means by which Con
umption can hc cured aud as Schcncks Pulmoni
syrup Sen Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the
only medicines which pprrate in this way, 1t is
obvious they are thu only genuine cure for Pulmon
airy Consumption Each bottle of this invaluable
medicine Is accompanied BY full directions pr
sc enek l. professionally at lis principal Office cor.
ner sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia eyerv
Monday, where all letters for advice must he ad-
dressed
Ed HART 4 CO., Nos. Ts, rs and n Tchoupi.
touias ST. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

SHEEP OUsTING CATTLE IN TEXAs.-
In the western district of Texas, every
where, sheep are rapidly substituted for
cattle. 1t is stated that the whole of
southwestern Texas, except the great
fenced ranches will be monopolized by
sheep in few years, and that cattle rails
ing and grazing and driving will be trans
ferred to the northwest, to the Panhan-
die and the Staked Plains. But there is
room enough in the country for the rails,
ing of cattle and sheep sufficient to make
this one of the most prosperous countries
in the world. In the meantime, while
the herding and grazing of wild cattle
will be removed to the northwest, and
the southwest will be more devoted to
sheep and wool raising, the rearing of
booded horscs and Shorthorn cattle will
he carried on at stock farms throughout
the country, in connection with suitable
farming
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
A Useless Baby.
Austin lNcyadal ReveilIe.

A couple of days ago squaw died out
at Yankee Blade, and the Indians buried
her and her infant together, without
taking any trouble of making a corpse of
the latter. 1t is a custom of the Piutcs
and Shoshones to bury the dead mother
and living child together when the latter
is too young to help itself. In this in
stance they dug hole, threw the woman
into it, and laid the infant on her breast,
covering them over with brush. In ex-
PLANTATION of their conduct one of them
said: "Baby no good no got milk /;
bimeby heap cry; die pooiy soon any
how" 1t would be an impossibility to
convince an Indian that he is doing
wrong by thus abandoning a helpless
infant as prey to the coyotes and car
rion birds; it was the custom of his
fathers, and he can see no wrong in it.
A white man does not like to interfere
in such case, for to try and rear the
child would be hopeless task, and no
white man would feel justified in DASH
ing its brains out with a stone. Besides,
the Indians would feel greatly aggrieved
at any interference with this pleasant
u xage of theirs.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

THE ENORMOUS whsTAGE Of grnin, 20 inernaos
,rhh other syc. Of Thre-hcrr, can lie shNhp .. ahs
improved Machine, .lfcida crcfg Joc 10 more "am
pap all srpen"s Of threshing'
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN AND
,i,. s,cd. ara trc-h-d sepsated cleaned aud saved
ns easily and psfccy Wheat, Oats, Rye OF barley.
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for giain and
secs cleaned by this machine, for extra Cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1870, these were su'+ian.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run win pf"ht
or economy doing fast thorough and perfect "Ork'
vhen other, utterly frief.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MoNEY wasting compca.
tlos,s -uch as Endless Aprons, "badd'r7, D%teIs,
"pirker-" etc are ouhrfv dispcRscf ruth less than
onchalf the usual Gears. Eelta Boxes, ava Jouhs'
e,.ier managed. more durable light running no cost
ly repairs no duet: no" liiterinG~ 70 clean up, hot
troubled hy adverse winds, rain ~ storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RAlsLks who are ro.ef
IN the large saving made by II will not employ ilfs'
rior and wastchil machines, but viii ln,ni on this
improved Thre-her doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 8, :, 10 and " hoVsc
Powers Also speciality Of srrARATo1, dessneo
and made ryPaEssLY rop GrrAn rowfh
TWO STYLES OF HORSE PowTis, Slti or I'M
proved "Trpls Gear" anl cur "fpur t'oed' NOun-
bury stylel 18th Mounted - ON yoI Wheels.
III INTEREsTEp in Thre-hing or crain iaisings
amply 10 our nearrs, Dealer Wrta e. ~ for ust-
ted Crsnl,r ent frpc) giving full particulars OF sizes,
Styles, Prices, Terms, ETC.
Nichols, Shepard q Co.,
BATTLE CREEK. lnCH-
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
REST.
sy s.tsS P. sInsnroS.


Too little rot, too little sleep,
Too many hours 10 SOW and reap
Al last disease and pain
Weak grows the never ico>enod hand
The ,tfvis est rope parts, strand by strand,
Beneath ceaseless strain.
f.ct him who burns his midnight oil
la the lonely aud UNIV whocsome toll,
Think, when he trims his lamp,
That thus he trims his life aS we'll,
And hastsns TO ssrl his last low e,ll-
lts darkness aud Its damI.
lie who would travel far and long,
And keep a stately stride aud strong,
Must rest beside the way.
cesselsss pace at FIRST NAV win,
But he who halts at way side inn,
Al last shall " n the day.
To weary feet all streams are de.r,
All roads are rough. all hills are steep,
As way-worn travellers know.
One hour Of rest is priceless boon
To him who tolls through heats of noon,
With painful steps aud slow.
Then, ye who hope TO make your mark
Ere your last night-fail cold and dark,
Aud stand above the throng
On some far, snn-kissed heisht. thought.
Or do SOME deed no hand hath wrought
Work, rest-snd 50 be strong.
-Laks Niiis, Wis.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

space OF four and half yards. 1t runs
up gradiants with great ease, and on the
whole is very clever application of
steam. The movement Of the car with
out noise or smoke is marvellous enough.
IL was invented by man in Leicester.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

PIMrLEs on the face, rough skin, chap
ped hands, saltrbcum and all cutaneous AZ.
lec,i-ns cured the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use OF jumper 1ir Soap.
That made by Caswell, Howard Il c., New
York, is the only kind that can be reh. d on,
rs there are many limitations, made from
common tar, which are worthless
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

eminent citizens who may be agreed
upon as investigators,
The whole entertainment was in the
highest degree satisfactory and it is to he
hoped that Mr.. Bishop may be induced
to repeat it. His manner Of performing
the tricks he undertakes is far superior
to that of any professional "medium "
who has performed in New York within
our recollection.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

FACTORIES and machine shops should
not be allowed TO run day without JOIN :.
sons Anodyne Linimcnt In case Of sud.
den accident. an immediate use of it NAV
save weeks of suffering, and perhaps limb,
or even life.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03

THERE are several kinds of worms
which trouble horses; the pin.worms (pointed
NJ both ends are the most commsn and most
dangerous. Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders will, in few days, eject the worms,
and the horse will begin to thrive.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
A BIa~k Character

is Fwful hut pretty black hair and vhiskers is not
Use In. TuIT's Hair Dye, and in fifteen minutes
you will have them as natural as In youth. II your
Druggist does not have II he will order II for you
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
Remington Sewing Machine b. e

,Fitst Premium Sept 8, '915' at the o0u'00" W.
what the Awarding committee "'> w
Tb. r..sn Why the undersigned aSatded 20 singer Wheeler
premium over th' nv other,
wipson and ali others II sew. a. VIZ, a az "'
- IN, ~, lighter than oih'i na'
CT. DipLaht " v "''''' Awarding COMMITTEE A.,
fad for years fnll ranunr
f.eor i. Guaranteed every ihrta'o anted in eyory
h,uun ,he Active ag'hS and
omnv in kenucky and Tennessee nm % Dar,Tsent
purchasers our
srsriaiy Tor be ladies Send stamp 9r for Ladies'
,be RAzAR cor PArtR sIs the
iogne o W, d,e and Boy. Clothing fhese ,,cn. In
~, aud the incest and nnrai cents
the world -. S.Shn"s .nd 6 Church street, Nash
vile Trun.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
Appearances are Deceptive.

Saturday afternoon Grand river ave-
nue. grocer found an old, worn-out buck.
skin mitten lying on the cheese box, and
he said unto his clerk:
"Boy, transplant that old dilapidated
shred from this grocery To the alley"
1t was transplanteG, and an hour after
the grocer and the clerk had forgotten
all about it. Some minds are 80 consti
tutcd that trincs come and 20 like shad-
ows. Along towards night a farmer
dropped in, eyes wide open and hair on
end, and rs he looked swiftly around him
he excitedly inquired:
"Ju see an old mitten around here p
"Well, believe | did. There was
ono lying around here, and | told Jim to
throw it into the alley" replied the gro
Ger.
The farmer made for the alley like
shooting star, trampcd around for five
minutes, and rushing back into the store
called out:
That there old mitten had $40 bill
in the peak of it,"
| "Nol"
"Sure's you live it did, and want it
or another like it "
The grocer has been missing since that
date. The last seen of him he was
waltziug around among old junk dealers
and rag-buyers, wearing sad smile and
claiming to be in search of an old mitten
valued only rs a keepsake from his dead
brother. Detroit Free Press.
THt AUNTs REMEDY.-Thc DUBUQUE
Herald says of resident of that city
"Hc and his new wife visited his coed
old aunt, and she asked hundred 9ues.
ticns on the all-important subject to her
He was profuse in his answers, being
only too happy to extol the good qualities
of hi, young wife. He concluded the
eulogy by telling the old lady that his
wife had wonderful sweet voice, and q
'mezzo soprano Of extraordinary COM
pass The good aunt looked over her
spectacles with concern in her eyes and
said: IIez sheY Well, now, yer aunt
Lucy used to be troubled with that long
while ago, and she used to put mustard
plaster to the soles of her feet and take
catnip tea and il give her sight OF
easiness. Just have your wife try that
aud Pm sure she will git better"
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
1t Pays

ANY smart man who wishes To- make a., on a year on
gs.ii rspitnl to commence In dnr line ~ business.
DyooGug 1. ~ SpectaIty. There u no one IN 'ouf
,ounty who cpfri,- on the business Yen can l'nfn
II in one week h, studying our iustup ptiuns, whitb
We send t. all who ash iuf them. ANY man having
,i0a pttaI 10 start With can purchase enough
terial 10 roof rHBrE ordinary houses. Tie SUM f'e-
red from sale and profit On this supply, added I" W"
regular nav Tor labor ~ Eoofer should amount 10
not less than $500. An expert man could tAriih
do the work In nine working days. Two persons oi
small means can toiu together To- advantage oNt
tAnNas~inR, while the urHER attends 10 the WORN.
tend for our Book Of Instructions tTEtk you writ"
At ascFl aud UpY IL. Ash for terms. II you a."
unah- 10 advance the money, present the matter 20
the princi pal storekeepcr ~ YOUR r.CH, aud TAIN y
over with him He will he GLAp To furnish the stock
aud divide the profit With you, W. will gusranie"
the TERRITORY 10 the TtEsr responsible applicant. Nd
Cedar st. n. '.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-03
HIS CLAIM HOUSE ESTABLISHED IN r8es.

HIS CLAIM HOUSt tS hbLlSHtU IN iobh.
pINcInNH obtained for ufil,er., Soldiers, and
TSV0IVVO Seamcn ct Nar Oi t>bt Nud D.
aud int their hsirs The low includes dr-pliers and
those d. hunorath dt.charEcd n wounded, injured
ur have contracted any disease aprb at uuto. Thou
ssnds entitled. Great numbers entitled tu au m
creased rate and should arpl, immediately. All snl
diet- and srnpcn uf the War 81 Isis who served
tur any period, however short. whether disabled 81
not. .-Hnd all widows II such net tho Pension
rolls requested To teud thett address at once
n0IIATv, Mary who enlisted IN is,l.2a 3afn
0UON entitled, Srsd yosr discharges and
have treni examined business before the Patent
Ontce Solicited Ohircrs returns and accounts set
tied and all Just claims prosecuted.
A. make no chafR" unless su,r rosstul, request
all 10 inclute two stamps tor reply and return ot
papers. GtuRGE D. LEMON, Lock Box u, Wash
ington. u. e.
recommend Captain Lemon ~ an honorable and
sucres-lnl ftaCtltioner.-S. \. Hutlhut, NJ G., tth
Congressional District of Illinois, late MAJOR Gen
efai United STATES Volunteers
In itinR mention name Of this paper
, 1876-07-22

HEARTS BLooD.-In state of health
and rest, the blood comes up INTO The
heart in n steady stream from ell parts
of the body, uniting at last in one
large volume. Exercise Of the mus
Gle, as in walking or work, hastens
the flow, and 80 does mental excite
ment. The office of the heart is 10
send the blood into the lungs to be
purified and then as soon as it gets
back there, it must be sent to the dii-
ferent parts of the body, to feed, nour-
ish, and strengthen. 1t does this by
beats or thumps. So he faster man
exercises, or the harder he thinks, the
faster the feart must pump out the
blood to keep itself clear. 1t has 10
work so hard and so fast sometimes
III its effort to avoid ruffocation, as it
were, or choking, it breaks-raIher
hurs:s-and death is instantaneous.
Thus it was with Renforth, the great
English oarsman. The combined mus
cular exer,ion 10 win the race, and The
great mental excitement, hurried the
blood so rapidly to the heart, that
with all its puml ing it could not keep
itself clear, and lie died in an instant.
Hence, competitive, exercises are not
only hurtful, but dangerous. 1t is
steady, continuous labor which gives
health and long life.