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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08
CENTENNIAL JOTTINGS.

THERE are thirty good restaurants on
the grounds.
AUSTRALIA exhibits ninety,three varie,
ties of apples
THEY expect 100000 visitors on the
Fourth of July.
THE Bible societies exhibit the Script,
ures in 200 different languages.
THE Centennial Board OF Finance has
begun to retrench by discharging unneces.
sary employees.
The American firearms on exhibition
include everything from a veSt-pocket re-
Folver to a ten-barrel Calling gun.
The State of Connecticut, which is
machine-shop from one end TO the other,
makes grand display OF its mulufaIious
manufactures.
lHE monster krupp gun, which has
finally reached the grounds and stands
temporarily in front of Machinery Hall,
attracts the attention and excites the Won
der of every visitor.
THE Centennial safe is having placed
within it curiosities of the past century,
which on the Fourth of July are to be
locked up by the President of the United
States and the safe not reopened for 100
years.
The narrow-gauge railroad within the
Exposition grounds is proving a great
success, carry ing thousands of passengers
from place to place and building to build
ing, with commendable rapidly, for the
moderate sum of five cents each. A ride
OF twenty-five minutes will take the visi-
tor entirely around the circle" and af.
ford him an excellent, though hasty view
OF the grounds, the shrubbery and the ex-
terror OF the numerous buildings.
The Centennial year has brought old
people, especially women, into great pop
uiarity, and there is not town in New
England that cannot show an ancient
dame who danced with Washington; re-
members reading the declaration of indie
pendence the week after it was issued :;
has cut and made her own dresses for
ninety years, and now jumps rope as
daily recreation, and reads diamond
print without the aid of glasses.-St.
L0uis Republican,
The following statement shows the dali
ly receipts at the entrance of the Centen.
NAL Exhibition for thirteen days, and the
number Of non-pay" admissions on free
passes issued by the Commission of which
about $1,000 are outstanding:
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AS GOD WILL.

KNOW not if or dark or bright
Shall be my 1t,
II that wherein my hopes delight
Be best or not.
1t may be mine 10 drag for years
Tolls heavy chain:
Or, day and night, my meat be tears
On bed of pain.
Dear faces may surround my hearth
With smiles and glee;
Or | may dwell alone, and mirth
Be strange to me.
My bark is waited from the strsnd
BY breath divine.
And on the helm there rests hand
Other than mine.
one who has known in storms to sail
have on board:
Above the raging of the gale
hear my Lord.
He holds me when the pillows smite;
shall not fall.
If sharp, It's short; if long. It's light;
He temrcrs all.
Safe to the land. safe TO the landI
The end is this:
And then with him 60 hand in hand
Far into bliss
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DR.. SCHENCK's PuLMoSrc SYRUP, SEA

WEED Tone AND MASDKAKE PHLs.-These med
iCines have undoubtedly performed more cures of
Consumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. They are compounded of ve-e-
table ingredients and contain nothing which can
he injurious to the human constitution. Other
remedies advertised AS cures for Consumption
probably contain opium, which Is a somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases and. if taken freely
by consumptve patients. it must do great injury
for its tendency is to conhne the morbid matter in
the systcm. which, of course, must make cure
impossible. SchcnCks Pulmonic Syrup is war
rantcs not 10 contain a particle of opium. 1t is
composed Of powerful but harmless herbs. which
act on the lungs. liver. stomach and blood. and
thus correct all morbid secretions and expel all
the diseased matter from the body. These are the
only means by which Consumption can be cured
and. rs Schcncks PUlm0nic Syrup. Sea Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate in this way. it is obvious they are
the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Consump-
ton. Each bottle of this invaluable medicine is
accompanied by fun directions. DR.. Schenck is
professionally at his principal office corner Sixth
and Arch streets. Philadelphia every Monday.
where all letters for advice must be addressed
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

The Ohio Sabbath-school Union, an
undenominational organization, has
branches in sixty light of the eighty ight
counties of Ohio Twelve of these
branches were organized during last fall
The only paid officer of the Union is the
Corresponding Secretary. itsannual con-
yention is to be held June 9th and Sth.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

The stomach is the grand supply depot of
the body, upon which it draws for all the
elements needed in the composition OF bone,
muscle, brain and blood. The liver is an
important auxiliary Of this mighty organ,
and the two are most intimately connected.
Nothing SO certainly ensures the harmonl-
Gus action of these vsccra, and so complete
" removes the disorders which simuitane-
ously affect both, as Hostcttcr's Stomach
Bittcrs, the most popular American specific
for all complaints to which the stomach,
liver and bowels are subject, and the fore
most tonic on this side of the Atlantic. In
digestion, costiveness, inactivity and con
gcstion of the liver, poverty of the blood,
debility of the bladder and kidneys, and
many other ailments produced by or caas-
ing weakness, are entirely removed by ts
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08
EcoSoMr.-You will save money by usil

ECoNOMY.-You Will save money by using
Fr2cter d CANDLES Orjqi7,al NOftled German
Soap. 1t will not waste nor become soft
like ordinary yellow soap when used in warm
water, nor is it cheapcned with articles In; Cd
rious to clothes. HemcDsber, you obtain tdll
one -pound bar if YOU purchase their brand.
To protect thc,. brand from imjtators
Proctor Il Gamble patented It, and the patent
was sustained iii the United States Courts.
Famine The st0mp on the bars rhrn you
tuQ Take their SpnD only.
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better still, that there may be no occasion
for another like 1t. But, to secure this
result, we must make great change in
human nature PHILADELPHIA Cor. Chi
caq0 Tribune
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NeedlewOrk in the Exhibition.

MARY s. RILEY, of Louisville, Ky,
makes one of the most interesting and
wonderful exhibits in the entire collection.
1t consists of admirable portraits of indl-
viduals, taken either by embroidering in
silk or by working in worsted. Notwith-
standing the apparently insuperable diff
cuties in this process in the way of Sc
curing delicate shading with such cum
brous and unmanageable materials, the
artist has succeeded in several instances
in producing work in black and white,
which at little distance, cannot be dis
tinguished from etching. The work in
different colors is also wonderful, but is
nothing to compare in fidelity and sharp
ness Of outline with the work in black
and white. By means of simply stitching
back and white silk on white ground,
the artist has succeeded in producing sd-
portraits of Hon. W L. Glad
stone and John Bright, and of James
Bridgeford, of Louisville, Ky. She has
wrought in worsted pictures of Queen
Victoria, Prince Albert, the Prince and
Princess of Wales, and the Princess
Royal of England, now Crown Princess
of Germany. But the most ambitious
and the most interesting piece in the col
lection is picture in worsted-work rep
resenting the Battle Of Langside, or the
Death Of Douglas in the Defense of Mary
Queen of Scots" In the foreground is
Douglas lying on the ground in his
armor, with his charger near by and his
knights surrounding him. Queen Mary
is bending over with a look of anxious
and monk near by holds
cross to his DouglasD lips. Above him
spread the boughs of a large oak, and in
he distance may be seen the smoke of
battle. The success which the artist has
achieved in blending colors and in shad-
ng is really wonderful. The deep green
oliage of the trees, the rich velvet and
iilken garments of the knights and ladies,
he bright t-appirgs of the horses-even
he deathly pallor and expression of agony
IN Douglas facial are brought out
With almost as much clearness as if they
lad been painted.-Philadelphta Ledger.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

A WRITER in the New York Epentag
Pest, abiding to the want of a morning
prayer for children, match in simplicity
OF thought and language with the well
known evening prayer beginning "Now
lay me down to Sleep" suggests the
following " till something better shall DO
furnished"
As begin another day.
pay tha Lord TO guard my way,
In all do before the night.
pray the Lord to guide me right.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

The African Methodist Episcopal
Church reports for 1875 the following sta
tistics: Twenty FIVE conferences, six bish-
ops, / 1884 preachers, ,642 churches, 49,
292 members, 1,974 Sunday-schools, 9S,-
00S Sunday school scholars, and $507, $50
contributed for religious purposes, of
which Sl49, 900 was for new church build
ings. Also $3,74S missionary money.
Wilberforce University is sustained at
Xenia, Ohio. The total membership is
reckoned at 100000 members. A -four
ishing church EXITS at Port Prince, in
Hayti.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

PRUssING'S White Wine Vinegar, purest
and cheapest, warranted to preserve pickles
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

Holton Il Hildrcth, 225 and 227 State street,
Chicago, are doing the largest furniture
trade in the city. Good goods and low prices
have made them the leading house. A visit
will convince you
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

CANADA is making a very fine show at
the Centennial. All her local manufac-
lures have been ''raked" for exhibits.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

Did you know that this country ate or
sold over 500. 100000 worth pf cheese,
butter and eggs everyyears
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-08

TIE little loving charities of daily life
preach loudly for Him who went about
doing good. Bring Jesus into your home
and your circumstances more than YOU
have hitherto done. Things do not 20 on
well in your household, perhaps, nor in
your circumstances either. You wonder
why it is, Wonder not. 1t is because
you bring the Lord so little into them.
How en- it be otherwise, with Him so
little acknowledged: How can it be
9th rwisc when you are not cast upon
Him i'll all that pertains to you9 Bring
Jesus more into your home, and plans.
and duties, and circumstances. Live not
ON as you have done, realizing His pres
ence so little. The name of Jesus is no
mere fancy. He is reality. He is
bosom friend, a tender physician, a loving
Father, gracious Savior, very present
helper. Oh, make Him so to you
EpchaHGe
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fVHEN WRpTIhG 40 hp n1 hdysr
w please say you saw ssse
hsnk in this paper.
, 1876-08-08

Tho Saint Public Of Lyons sayh nT, Dn1sson
clatms to smvu discovered remedy fur tl!i.
terrible discafe. ln astsl.''tng fv''alo patient
IN tAs lust stuEe q rasiite mu''css, thy tloeter
imprudcntly wlncl lslB lm!nl with u handkerchief
impEegnatcd with !1er saa!Ya. There t'appenrd
to bs slight nbsasEn os, thu fndex fngcr u! tho
lstt hand; but, confident iii bis own curative
systc.u, the doetGr merely waallcd the parts with
water. lie was fully aware of tl!e tu,psndcnec
he had committed, arl says: '.Hsl!esIng that
.tho nialady wonl not cvinra i,brif until tbs
f1rtleth lAy, and having various pttents to visit,
relnctty,-that Is to say, ya!,ur-batls. TIE
ninth day, belng In MY cabinet, felt all at once
a patn III my eyrE. Ny bUdy felt az light that
felt ~ II could jump to pro1igiuus height,
OF, II thrown uut Ut n wtutldw. coul!! sustain
myself In the alr. Ny ln!r was so sensitive thRt
, 1876-08-08
FOREIGN.
TIE EAST.

nrnH1Na AND DEsTnoYiE0.
LONDON, Aug. IA llspntch from acmlin
i1atel to-day, eays Gurguzoyasz Is In flames, aud
the T1rAs ara burning snl destroying every
thing In thcir way.
TcNt1KNAxErr.
It Is raid that the SeryIan General TchernaycH
is daily losing popularity.
uHrousDEp.
Ru,nors Of political arreste In Belgrade aro
entirely founded.
CoNsTANT1HopLE, aug. 7.-The Porte has
paid to thu families Of the German and French
Cunsuls who werc murdered at Salon'ea as
Indemnity Glo,otp.
ANOTHER VERSION.
LONDON, Aug. 8.-The Shsndard's Vienna
dIspatci INSERTS That tho scrsians, not tho
Turks, fred (s,lrguzoyatz. As the Turkish
troops march into tho Interior Villages are tlc-
serted by their inhabitants
eENy1AN LossEs.
r Tho scrytans lost =, 600 mon ut a1irEuzovatz.
nelnforccrncns sent them by Tchernayet!,
consisting Of four battallIons Of intitia and
thirty OF volunteers, arrived too late aud were
cut to pieces, 1900 incn being killed.
HussEA.
Accounts nErtc that tho Russian Government
ID nlal<ing tic utmast excrtions to spread fny-
erish feeling nulong tho Russians in behalf Of
6cryin, Kussia,! troops In Bcssarabla urt con-
stuntly receiving rcluforrcmcnta,
AItl1B ron BEltVtA.
Large purchases 1t arms inlyu been made for
sersta In Berlin. for Which lso!stnat'la rosn1scs
liberty of transit through llcr ttrritory.
UDuMAN1A.
The new noumnnlan nlIn!etry means war OF q
neutrality favorable to the Scr'latia.
TUnKEY'A TEuAB.
FTl,n pnrfr 1,nk automatically lItntEI ntrNutl
that sfuu is willing to mako peace II acryiA and
Montenegro jointly ask for It,. and Will n low
the Turks to garrison certain places III hesvla:
felt II fSqrssu Gapsussst a, r9aeu sn as asIsl iet
tie 1Ar,liatIun Of the European Powers.
LATEST,
Tho IArIs pd'r't reports tint the disaster te
tha Seryal,s was complete. Gcn, Lesrbjan!f
was routed, md has hccn foreesi to aha,lur
Eattsclaf. OslHnn Iasa,a IL marching to Cln!
pria, fran which point tho road ID open TO Bel
gralc. --
Russian volunteers 8re arriving to fcaeua
The Pu.ls U,.i,vrs slases t.,at meeting of ths
diplomatic CORPS was llc1d Sunday III Belgrade
ltwas resolved thai tl.u Russian and Eng!isf
lIclcGatcs In seut tn psucc M[ian to advise lI!II
kn utst1,t an urinlatre with the object Of pr
n1Ittlng European lnctatoll. >,
L. 1tm}s represents that despa!r rctRns Il
Belgrade. Tho forcgn Consula arc fe.novn!
if.uir urch!vrs 10 pluses Of safely. Tho rIche
families uru leaving tlG town..
l.oslex, Aug. 6.-5a. 1.l.-The NnHa declare
HE fall Ut GurCusnvutx decides the fate Of I'll
Ttmox Valley between Gurgus,vatz and saltt
clar anil llaItes Tho capture of thu latter plhe
inevitable. Freparati0ns aro making for III
complete abandonment OF Baitschar. Thu fam
lies have bec, ordered to thu Interior.
4 Vieina dispatch to tile Times STATED thu
Aubtra, III reply to the Turkis4 protest again'
tle closing Ut The llarhof Of Kick, DECLARES Thu
tue pr,tcst rnnn0t liz accepted, In.l slss will y
Ter into nh discussion on the subject. u
threatens, II Turkey raises thu question, to ual
4hs measure closing thu port permanent
, 1876-08-08

AltAnAAAs
MoHrdoM s1tr, Ala., Aug. 7.-futurns from
various parts OF tc State Indicate sweeping
Democratic victory. lIonstons majority for
Governor will not bs less tlar e, ono, unl prob
nbiy 20 much higher The Democrats hayo
made gains in every {mrt of the State tnat has
been lcnrd frsun, nntl will havo lurge majority
in tho Legislature.
Monil.E, Alb, Aug. 7.-'rhe election passed
of without any disturbance. This county gives
oycr 1900 Democratic maturity.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 7.-E!cturnH slow
Democratic gulns everywhere. Enough has
hcc,, received tn warrant tho statement that tho
Dcuocratlc minority will be $1,000. Many
counties heretofore Republican send Democrats
to tho Legislature, aud thu majority on joint
ballot will hs very lnrge. The vote by Congrcs-
s!onal districts shows scve of them Democratic
and one Republican. as far as heard from,
there has not hcen disturbance of any knd In
the State. Tic utmost good fceliug prevailed
everywhere.
CoNrEpntT c1.oss-NDAps.
1.ou.sv1LEE, Ky, Arg. 7.-spccials to tho
Courier.Jou;nal Indicate Democratic gains al
most everywhere in Kentucky Lexington gayc
Nenniran ,un}or!ty somewhat lcss than 1t
PROV lous elections.
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug, 7.-Tho election fos
shcrllf passed nlt quietly In this city. Tarlton,
Republican, 2,0T3: fholnas, nen'octat, ,'s, =
Republican loss On thc vote ot l872 ot 40.
Tho,nas' reported majority In the county Is s0o
i,cmurratlc majority IN Jrssamtnc, 50.
l.outsv1LLH, KY. Aug. I'm tho Congress;
sutal rare today l[cMry Wattereon was elected
hy IN overwhelming majority, only few sent
tGriug yotcs hcsuE caat for ncntiy, independent
Democrat. The Republicans iad no l0cal ttckc1
iH the field Ahlc was elected shcrlti. Young
ltrnsy Clay waa beaten for Prosecuting Attor
uev QY 4 few votes,
, 1876-08-08
CANADA,
WHAT Il d01Nu ON AWAY MONTH OF TH1 N10
lILllN.

HORN.
Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
OTTAWA, Aug. 7.-ln rclereHca to Tie report
from Cheyenne that tho hostile Inlnns nrc bc-
ing loincl ly slraEglers FROM the l;rtttl. terri
tories 1t Is stated that tho last sIviecs received
by the Government wero to thu ELECT that the
Canadian Iutltnt,s ila. refused NIL i,rentiycs TO
tnke part In hustttsrs. Maj. Walsh, of thu
Northwestern Mounted Police, Is beafchtug
through tho Indian country oppo5tc tile sent Ut
tic Indian war, and, IN lie ts within reach Ut n
telegraph Station, should anything of tllr na-
tusc alleged lu.vn occurred, 1t IL altogether
likely thut notifications would be Immediately
received at Ottawa. The t'oynr,nncnt lInvp re-
ceIveu nn intinattnn OF any movement on tho
part of Canadian indtans Iii sympathy with NIT
like Sioux anil Cheyenna, arsi 1t Is probable
that the telegraph report IL II ranard.
, 1876-08-08

rhcn youY true admirers shon1a e,rrt themselves
in shIs tcctiou 10 correct the 1n!ereHcr,s aG'en
IT, X ss nd an*orhy pare. hrrc who have oseaEps
rl,cc and d1rtartlir ontFaGcd thrs
%n,Sa Rtr.Ss;eao an% 77nt.o i to.t.y marked A"an1
b" show so,ns ot he 'nang e9rs r., y f,e % sss
}s4, }nrtas 5{rss "Hms II is."t" ts
4 sns;s 4: ..:tns 4sn T. af5 ns 9e:siS e IT,.
ing II WHICH IL smply Infamous: and tsRs nae
,;eSSa ns ;nee t s h. III q r.
folio fos thirty ta1s ! h.ve denied TIL. a:fe,.sa
whsn wsst:en Tas' Siss Wat ~ as e. s:sd Sei'ass
sndssn as, TS,, e., r R}sf a. vsss LIZ III.
sEz'ir Ss nsp1eS sSnss a tsf pee .'prstisn, sSs
ga e n Tns. ts' Fs.1ne :1 resiS IT, ss o
and yo,.s own paat record shonld 10 protected SS
hIsbe.t % ssnse Of duty and fealty+ regardless of
1';s;s; S;,s ;:; I'D :sssi f IL
% seen npeaehed IL hi isnkasptey oflee 'orne time
Again. ~ have had occasion e say f. to H.. T. Nsw.
comb himself, do not bcseve there will be Con
vcen o Indicted rlt H. be :, tsn1 It'll .he nnon @Ss r..
sea ss'Ibsa tss ts:soas :s @esd
sa 6.nS :nh ba, % Ss. h R1s'i s po1s :' I'd
Why. Mckee, u ths Gtot b.. bssn @ Gs9etaI 1s rnr
beiie7od, lint ho NADIA boasts Of your being con;
. .na ssten: ion:en'9S 10 H. Se 'seest&
.Se und.rstandtnf among g: initiated nit! Ted
a.. Sp; IT, as to- ssn.nt sss e7s
i'd he crt, N would hAvo takeu. au credftshly
, 1876-08-08

LONDON, Aug. 7.-StcalnshErs Somerset and
State Of Virginia, from New York, hive ar
rived out.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-ArrIyed. steamship H't'-
doc, from Hill; thu Queen, fruln 1.iverlM'ol.
FARTHER polsr, Aug 7-Stealnahip Walden
atan, frutn jiycrpool, llns arrived,
NRw YoKK, Aug. 7.-Arrlycd, steamer T.
Calasil, FROM Rotterdam.
LONDON, Aus. 1.-THE steamships Ncckar aud
AnehprIa, from New York, hive arrived cut.
, 1876-08-08


DUBUQUE, lu., Aug. 7.-afrs. II. X. Love,wl
pf tl.e Clark Of the United States Court IN this
stata, who Il alsn banker nj DIS Moines, died
n this city to-day alter short illness. Shc was
lady universally respected, q lasMber Ut tho
Episcopal Church, aud uue Of tho brightest Or
natnents Of Dubuque society. 1fcr death was
anex pectcd end Ii grest blow to her husband
md famflv.
, 1876-08-08

. c,,ruvaa,or,, rosyENr,ns At N1;H4 Mfc1t.
" ".o''''1'. .".a,., n..,a,es =, ~ 7r,h.r.
~,,, ex1sa' N.,. D,p XIV sVai1 AZ tn" Jc,crote. IN
HlLhs' -Mie"'' aug 4',' - ."s .' uss'"t.e "
the Republican Congressional Convention arc III
the city. Cltsbcr uld Burrows arc cach ronA-
1,nt n the nomination. Indications tonight
s,on.,1,, -, ,,', 1,tI.r t,,, str,f, IL nv.
m,e .ai insus"t," T., t ~ nr,,,tau A+s'
lEs@e" Ill '"o Hn,, ,,s,,,. s'.n: t,.',,,:rv v,.
su<.,.H N'tsiM msno;ca Hnpat7 - g,. yrisun.
JAsrsyiILs' Wls., Aug, T.-Iiu Kocl Colnty
asntnr;.i Tnnycuttnt,. Ia rl,rt Jolerntes tu lid
t,n,,vrpssio1ni Copycutlvn met Ut tllu Cullrt-
1J,M,sc thia nftnrnnnu uml WIN caIirt tu r,rtr
~ - 1,r,,att 'nro ~ f,,t, 1,o s,,,,n,s i'm
Y aohn s. 9u.,t'i ny in,,IlI. tnsrG o.i ,, ~ srn VI
,ii1a;.l ~ ss..I IL. ~ ln,natj
Rslolt very 9!egtes nsstsa ~ acc,aiasG t1,o'a;,.
Ihe il1n: Ali saen oi.essM .nG luioMs
rc*olatl"'s, E.''c "ss uha''.,"ous'5 a"or,G't. .,
Resoitt'i: Tint ~ Hnn' ChaTaes u. MliIia'hs,
BY iho eseisaif i"ta a ,s1"s ape III uars ansr.ss ~
Whiem ~ & IT, va ir s.ect . All e1niicuc but
as as . VIZ ~ T nm,,oT"hn nnaifan nun mir srst
md Ind ft' nort np!Ighs pHtc el, and e deserves ~
tort; t!,at au,osig III. pcorl. of Nock cuanly,
whom he faithfully sorycd ~ ihu ~ Ssnuts Of ts
broader tclh u nsci!llcHa. nc ~ 100 wei aha ton
, 1876-08-08

9psts0I M4pdteh to 1as tribune.
LAPosrk, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE Laporte Turner
Association held q grand picnic here to-day. 4
laIge delegation from South Deud IL present.
They hare grand ball this evening. Their e1-
rfci.cs passed ulf very clctltably. The visitors
rrpurt themselves highly satisfied wish the re-
ecpsion given them BY our Lapofle boys.
, 1876-08-08

The trottlng stallion Robert bonner, by Rys-
Hawk, died recently ut Edge Hill Stud Fnrn,
Htockb5idgc, Mass. liz had = record Of Z: a6,
and his owner, hL. Mali, paid slp,900 for AIla
four years lko.