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, 1876-04-20
LOWER MISSISSIPPI, FLOODS,

New OHLEANs, April 10-At Point Lookont,
in Carroll Parish, is the largsst protection lovoo
In Tue StAt6 OF Louisiana. The hroak there Is o
milo vide, and tho waters are tlorfng through
without making ripple. Tho loss there ia tre-
mendous. and It is oatimatod It mill reiuco the
crop eent to this city 100000 balea on tho Mis-
aisatppl side. The Duchridgo and Wade breaks
will doykstato I}otiyar, Joqlcna, and Was1eu
Counties, aud will bo equally as largo a. CT the
opposite side.
Monday night caused great alarm At Fras's
Point, and oil t4o oItizcua ut Tint point turnod
ont en'masso to try to repair the brcak, which iB
reported 100 yards wido, and tho wasor running
through with fearful forco at last accountB. and
oyerllowing plantations ut Moon Lake, aud vi Il
find ts outlet through the Coldwater aud Talla-
hRtchio ltf7cFB.
, 1876-04-20
lupGMENr AGAINST A llQuoR.sELLER.

5bec1dE Uatd1th 70 THs CHta1e IS1bHHs,
ADRIAN. Mich. April 10.-In the auit tnasi-
tutsd In tho Circuit Court under tho old Liquor
Ian. Helen II. Dunks. Of Hudson, this After
noon got Judgment asAiut William Friend, =
lt1uor-aeilsr Of ths same plaza. for $4,000.
DGnka Ia 4 well-known manufacturing ehsnlIat,
sAid to have been ruined In buAiness sad shsok-
el II miud By liquor ao!d him.
, 1876-04-20
HhYTi.


New YoRx, April 19.-Tho lIaYtien Oonsulsto
hero has received cable adVicoa from Kingston
that tho revolution In l1ayn Is triumphant.
Dominique. lata President. has lod. Vsco-prosi-
dent Ilaneaux md Ierqueta, tho nonora! in
command of tho Government forces, havo been
shot. Blron Canna who was oxilod from tho
country IL now tn Port. au-Prince, aud 1t IL prs
eumed hs will take charge Of tho Governments.
, 1876-04-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

N1w YoKK. April 1a.-Asriyed, stsamahip
1soece, from London.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1a-Arriysd stoau,ship
Franco, from HatSn+
QUEENSTOWN, April 19.--4tsamships Tho
Qoesn and City of Now YORK. from heH York,
4aa RIhos!A, Hom Boste2, h&Je st11fsa,
, 1876-04-20
MEXICO.

&lVHE HAH1 kiVa4 AHA4 NhAAfH& LAMB
QAIyrsToN, April 13.-Tho Galveston Nttns'
special from Brownsville to-day Bays: t'Tho
following hns Just boen rocaiyed from Rsngeold,
April le, . p. m. stage from Monterey, Which
arrived a. CamRrgo this evening. brings the fol-
lowing which may bo considered ns rnablo.
Tho Government maintains firm attitude.
Qulrago, With 600 men, Ia hunting for Teegiao,
aud 1t is thought they met at Raruaa to-day.
Con. Pedro Martinez is cxpooiod iu Monterey
with COO cavalry. Gems. Avanolla and Paihcios
arc on route to tho frontier with their respective
corps. Gen. Condn entered Monterey Saturday
last with 4,000 infantry, and with funds to
pay his ttoope. EhriJo will enter 11ior to-day
With GOO mon. Gonetal Fuero, commanding tho
Monterey. all the telegraph ltuos between
Monterey aEa In good working o7dor."
4 TOWN TAKEN WITHOUT nEs1sTAHcE.
Ito QRANDR Orr, April 19.-Mior was tahon
yesterday at p. n. by Mario and Vars With $50
men. All Custom House officers and employees
hare conc to 0uiorono, Tho cltizeuH.mado no
renaissance, tito royolusionists ostering without
ovenilig. Largo forcca Of Government troops
arc on tho NAY to Rio Grande, and como hard
fighting nav bo looked for withtn fow days
AsfERlnAN 1NTEhFEHENoE.
~ WAsMlfoToF, t9r!9s, ,. o. April lg-Jamen :.
9raphod tho State Department from Nen Laredo,
Mexico. under date April 16 that tho revolution
iata laVled forced loan on merchants aud Baid,
II It "as not paid by tho 17tu, tho atoroa would
amount demanded. Tito amount Ia divided bo-
twecn ton merchants, tive Of thom American.
Tho Secretary Of War directs thAt orlleEs bo
given to the department commander to grant
tho protection asked 10 American citizens IN
Laredo agalnet such lawless outrage aH the Gov
oEnu1ont Of Mexico ts unable to prayan$, but
w[shos caution to bo exeIctsu1.
, 1876-04-20
TElEDRApAiC hnTFa

New YoRE, April l2.-Judge Lawrence, In ths
Supreme Court yesterday. dismissed the COM
platns sn the ault Of Rodexiok l1oKAe sgainst
Hlnhasd ChsasV, tn labhy ssrricos It Haah,,
, 1876-04-20

BERLIN, April 10.-Tha st.tsmsnt OF the In
ponal Bank shows m iucEeaae OF 1l,859.000
marks
, 1876-04-20

.rtear Josos, Holland, wood: saar Musksaen. Music
, sundt,es scht Elsa Holland railroad s,ss; sehr J.
H..n. it,, Mnskegon, lumber sehr Wolltns Holland.
;nmbcf; echr Driror Ataafs. bark; schr Mary. lfol
isn'. wood sehr cpns. G!t.. While Iats LUMBAR j
e..h. sst. B.nsssuef snntlea chs Halls rtnt~itar
inmhYr acow Mary r. rroHsrd, 1t. psuss rsr. wood
;san s,usr., Fl ssSas.ucf, lumbar.
'CLt4nKn-sc.r Jaines Comb, Buffalo. 76,17a hu
o,ts; schr iio!veia, Datslo, t4,e2t ha corn; sehf
p.thnnder. Buffalo, H. 79s l3u corn. schf Ahns ".
rsfrrsan hufIalo laaal bu corn; sehr qoin Iiol.
ind Goi hu corn, 800 bn oats: echI O. Raaw. hontn
1,.,ru briu york bsls oil schr 3. p. Wilson, Bouth
t;.to, gro b,i cosn, and slndrea strnr MuskeGou,
in.keaou, i LII whisky, II bara Iron, 90 bRased.
, 1876-04-20

GLASGOW, Scotland April 19.-I'rodle Ilar-
per and David 0eddes L. Co, aud Leitch Co.,
ali connected with tho grain trade, hare failed.
Drodls i IIarper's liabilities arc $780, 900 the
| liabilities Of the other firms Are unknown.
, 1876-04-20

MONTREAL Cam, April 19.-Adyloes from
0aspe state that there Ia great tlstress on tho
coast Tho supply Of flour and hav 10 giving
out, &na unloss navigation opeus enrly It Is fear
Cd that many will dte OF hunger. 0ns nomsn
died Ut Percy lass week OF starvation, aud at
Mabio do DarAohtaa several fAmilea are starry
Ing. Horses are dying, ana farms1H are already
killing oI their nhols Htook.
, 1876-04-20
FRANCE.
4 nEPoHT,

PARIS, April 1o.--A report IL current bore that
tho United Station contemplate tho annexation Of
uAyti.
, 1876-04-20
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 20-1 l.. n.-For
the Upper Lakc region. stationary barometer,
except POSSIBLY rising In the easssrn portion.
stationary or higher temperature, partly cloudy
weather, aud occasional light rains.
LOCAL UB6EHyATioNs.
CHICAGO, Aprtf u,
, 1876-04-20

1ato fre4ahta wero very 1uias, and held 1t 70 for
,oru 10 Nu!alo uns towards n'cott, when = vsnsal
r,s reported for corn 10 Buffalo. probably Ut aye.
ina schr Lsfr,nier tafss 27.o0o hu corn prtvats
terms.
charters reported. Whsst to Oswtgu 20; 10 uuffao.
H.: 10 Cleveland, 3ct free Of elevation.
EntE Arsil II. 5.-0larer: schr Little Parsons, coal
In Uetroit 31l
, 1876-04-20


CHICAGO.
A ulsratct from tho straits announces Tbs leo
tnere 10 BAD condition, yet the steamers made but
little headwsy yesterday. Tho two Northern Tranp!t
so,.a which left this city sad Milwaukee At
tho beginning Of tho week arc in tho leo near
& H. 4 s sssefas s4S.s 4es", ap s on III
bosi, aeeFasw. oo h.a bean reatted mi fopalnted,
snt wi begin to crBa In tla Hatcrs Of Lake Atchl-
fsepa4s sen % Il lie Nofih or ste Tbo ts g len
falson whtth hss lecn On tho bash for serns tins
;. Tho schr D. H. Ovens IL undergoing Eorars st ons
II tho docks Of the Chicago DrJ.Dock Company.
ELSEWHERE,
The Now York eaaals Will bc opoued on the lib Of
May. Mfr. Crosahws'te, Of buffalo, has purchased
Tho prop Tloea to tako Lie place Of tho lost MENDOZA
In tic lumber t1ads. Tho propeller will tow
tho bassca Evening star caslln. Walton,
and American aiant... .licson ,,, llaFbor re-, r.
iaics.Iona tat navigation vii open be'9rs tee 1t q
May. Tho 4r Dora made the attcrt laat Saturday
rrocved ias,or than Tis Point. 'otwcen Tawas and
Al Bsllc werc be encountered ee which etlectualy
prevented anI further prosroas.
THE NORTHERN TNANsiT COMPANY.
This Company, which controls nearly Nil tho boats
which rsn In the Northern Transportation Comrauys
urc Of laAt seasou has established their landings
1t tho foot Of Third street. opposite tho Michigan
Central nailroad depot >i1ere they have had con-
strncted ticket otieo, walsng-roon. md wsfe-
following boats run in thsa limo and oflcered
ioliows: prnpellcrs-Cloveland. Capt. James Con-
aqa. SoGn Gitg oi aer Yo.k John Foey: y of Tos
do H. Reed: DranIte Btate. J. u. Boron; Gsrdcn City,
4. Shaver; iawron,o, e 4: ": apr3gns: Lomcll @ " u.
Leonard; NahEta. L. ". bailey; OaweEasche, john
nuad'e.oa g. Absns, =. ;1a Mn.pp narse; 3D.:
III" props Empire anil buckeye Of tl,is line l.yn
not Ecen ofcared fitted nut tla aoatpn. and nill
probably not go into commission this yeas-Dttro,.
Frfe ITc1s.
pErr11 OF wA1rN.
Chicago hhs probably Il or II feet Of water. tlls
shoaest point being abreast Of the lgbt-houas, but
nothing c.s.an Ia known .. tho depths thers rs yet.
q no BoundnRa have been taken.
Kenoshs. Wia., has u feet.
a,n3itossS a,a1ltawos' Il IN AZ t. ID f'es'
Michigan City, fntf., II feet.
Itol!anti, bicil., fret
Muntag,io Mich, . feet,
Detrai.. Mich. in the 1t. ctar Fists Canal 10 feet;
sbo1t II fcet at tho Line-Mln Crosailg.
Toicdp. O.. IL feet.
clorei4ua. o., 10 feet,
Els, "a, il to lG feet.
srseiai Dfsuatth 10 The Chicago 5rtbans
ERIE, Pa, April 19.Ncary ooo QUO bu ot grain have
bean roceivod erc this by lfo, aud 1t Ia being
rapidly shipped to Eastern nartes by r1l. Ono hum
dred mud sixty forwarded to-day. Tho schr
Ross reported ashnso ut aiddle Sister Ia1hnd, was
pulled OF by tug las aEcntng and nrrlve hero tAis
NtcEloon. The Sesso was not damaGcd !u the leaat.
GuANn HAVEN MICH.
spee.at nurateh IA Ths Chicago Tribune.
GnAnp HAVEN, I1ich., April lo.-About q 600 per-
Ious assembled To-day to Witness tho launching Of
Squire Whlte's new prop Tempest. shs will run
from Montsgah 10 Chicago with freight aud pasacn-
rera. Dimensions, l45 fcet keel; 20 feet beam;
,e.acity 4otnns Duncan lsoecr.son builder; Jerons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25
SicE CditHrieS.

The following treatment has complete
" restored q tine siager ..r me. a hich
quite despaired aaou-. as j.. bad been
-ick and silent Tor moajo,: Leave OF
seed entirely. Make a paste OF sweet
milk and bread crumbs, throwing the
crumbs into the milk while boiling. and
stir until quite smooth; add pinch ct
cayenne pepper. yarie. occasionally oy
some iuev-m.nced Glove on garlic; dis
,olye in the drinking va'er Iit.e black
currant jelly, q bit OF tig. or malt a potash
!ozcuee. used all ot these and my
bird i, well; 50 to which the preference
should be given know not, though in
cline 10 the Jelly. I, may take long
time to cure the bird, and IL the trouble
arises from hardness Of Tongue it must
be painted daily with strong borax water.
Ii he sueezes, liula olive oil must be
put Up the rostriI7. lie should have
plenty OF tepid water 20 oathc in, celery,
sweet apple. or lettuce Bu, bY mo means
hang him close to the window, tue cold
IS too severe, even in moderately warm
room. for bird in delicate health
Paste must be fresh daily -Er
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from 4 rheumatic fever, and looked round
Tor bis horse. lie had a good chance to
look, for there was no horse in tho way
to obstruct his vision. Then he counted
his legs and arms to make sure they were
all there. and slowly meandered toward
home. On opening the door ho encoun-
tered his wife, who took one look at him
and then yelled out-"Geo. Peabody's
last will and testament Mr.. Carter,
ain't you ashamed oi yourself, coming
into the house this time in the morning,
and drunk. tooo" and seizing her hat she
started Tor her mothers. Affairs are
now quiet in that neighborhood. Carter
says ii he had ridden picket fence to
the Black Hills he would not feel more
like standing up than be did for few
days He has given up horseback riding
as n cure for dyspepsia, aud is trying
something else. He says the next time
he rides he will be bolted onto the saddle.
as he bolted off this time and does not
think it agrees with bin. He wishes US
to mention that he does not care 20 be
interviewed about this affair, or to tell
what he knows about riding horseback.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25
The Chinese at Home.

The domestic and social life OF the
Chinese has. perhaps more features in
common with Western nations than that
OF any other Oriental peoples. Although
polygamy exists among the weaithler
classes, and their women generally live
in seclusiou, family life is much esteemed
and cultivated among them. The hlst
wife has the iull control OF the house hold,
while the cOncubines are little more than
servants and house maids. The Chinese
illustrate the relation by comparing the
wife to the moon and the concubines to
the stars, both OF which, IL their apprc-
pria.o spheres, reyolvc around the sun.
The utmost respect and obedience to the
Jehcs.s OF their parents are cDioiucd
70 children The betrothmcH; OF the
children is entirely in he hands OF the
parents, and the obligation OF the lo,mcr
u fulfill the contract made by the latter
is even enforced By law, even TO the
anuul!ing Of an agreement made by son
himself in ignorance OF the arrangement
OF his parents. Cleanliness Is not among
the virtues of the Chinese, either in
regard to their hAb.ations or their per
sons. The poorest people do not change
their garments until they are worn out.
Their dress is neither so uniform or uu-
changing as i' generally supposed
Fashions alter there as well rs c'seW here
but not SO rapidly as among European
nations. II il were not Tor the shaveD
crown and braided tail o! The men, and
the crippled feet OF the women. little
fault could 80 found with their costume,
combining a, il does warmth and ease.
The garments OF the sexes differ more 10y
heir colors than by their shape and cut.
The diet OF he Chinese is sufficient in
variety, wholesome. and well cooked
though many Of their dishes would ap-
pear insipid 10 the taste ol Europeans and
Americans. The proportion oil ANNA!
TODD is probably smaller among them
than among any other race in the same
latltudes. Cooking is almost esteemed
as science in China. The Chiuaman
considers the Engiishman's mode OF feed
ing the nearest approach to that OF the
savages Of Formosa; for says he,
1.-THE Euglishman does The chief work OF
the slaug hter-house upon his dinner-.able,
and he RENTS the principal work of the
kitchen to his stomach. - AppletonS'
american Cyclopeslia, revised edition.
article China.
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Coughing.

The best method ol easing a cough is
20 resist il with all the force OF will pos
sible, until The accumulation Of ph.egm
becomes greater; then there /, somelhing
to cough against, and il comes up much
easier and with half the coughing. A
great deal Of hacking aud hemmng and
coughing in inva.ids is purely nervous,
or the result OF mere habit, as is shown
by the frequency with which it occuts
while the patient is thinking about IT, and
its comparative rarity when Leis SO much
engaged that there is no time to think.
or when the attention is impel.ed in an
other direction.
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Sr,ttttO StOr D.
CIGARS FOR TWO"

smoke. doe, hss Tao aloninsble
wretch, oxcauu,I N,s. Noaut 70 her
friend. lir, Wa,hoora. young vile,
vlo bad i1,. .5ae % housekeeping.
lie smokes. aa, be j. no, aa abomin-
able wretch am sure be i, no.. replied
Mrs Washburo. h.t,, startled by the
hard name applied % her husband, whom
she both loved Sui esteemed.
.No. = wretch p"
"No. Tm saco he is ao."
Yes. bois; aay husband, especially
one vino has been married o2ly year,
and won't leave OF smoking when his
vile desires il. mus. ba wretch
No; YOU oversta,e the case. He Is
everything a husband olgh, 70 be-so
kind. So devoted, so iniuigen,-5u, then
wish he would no, smoke
You mus, break him Of IL, the cruel
monster,
Nay. 90 uo. call him such hard names.
l love him with al my heart, although he
does smoke.
"WeI. [ suppose YOU 10 young wives
are ap. % be foolish"
Foolish,
Yes; be sees dlre ssy.tha' YOU love
him and - he taxes the advantage OF
you
why. Mrs vo;aa;; don't you love
YOUR husband p"
wei. suppose l do; the,e is no need
O, telling him Of it. make him think l
Jopy care anything $40. ~, him. Why l
can manage him as easily a. l could q
kitten"
81 don't Hks that Itbink there ought
70 be love and confidence between man
and wife"
"P0oh :"
"Yol canno. be happy without him
81 should not. it became his slave. >.
NO, bis s!ave!'
..Don', Won believe it. When yol have
been married as long As l have. you Will
az, rfI Of some Or those sentimental
Do,i,-- which answ sr very well i'r The
6rs, vear or two. but become very aeon
venieut after that"
For my part, Ia!~ays mean To- love
nv husband as much 81 | do nov. even
90 3. 81. tf.,,..s-.l 90
See il yoa DO! Husbands must Dc
carefully msaagej. o. they become
,vr,B.s. Now. my husband smoke the
i-s. year o. out marriage; bat then be
was lft. careful about bringing his
&C., io.o the house. for told him right
NJ and dovn l would not have it."
Il should suppose he would have
rebellel.
.bo,. a wear a.cr va were married he
rro,,t, nome 81 waole bundle Of cigars'
and pqt them on tho lnartlepiecs. Takins
ore. he cooi,v lishurd il, and prcee 'd'
70 read the evening paper"
That jus, the way ray hus 'an'
does -. ;.,n,
- wes Downright mad at this inpo
dance. bu. did not say a word. Tne mex
dsv bought = muastrous great snut'ool
and dIled /, iua OF rsppee. In it even
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BismdrcE's autograph:
How n Michigan Girl Obtained II.

The Grand Rapids (Mich } Esgle prints
an extract from letter written in Ber-
lin, by daughter OF resident of Grand
Rapids, to Hon. Elliot L. SlOcun, OF the
same city. She says:
among mY Christmas presents was a
beautiful autograph album, bound in black
and silver. said Immediately, this shall
be distinctly German book; it will be a
delightful souvenir OF this winter passed
in Berlin oh, if | only could have Bis
marck's autograph! | do admire him so
much Every body laughed at me, and
said perhaps some of the officers could
procure me document which had been
signed. But l thought it would be much
nicer to have something directly from
him; so one day sent the following
note, written in English, so as to make
more impression:
To HIS HighnesS Prince Bismarck: A
young American girl, who, during two
winters passed in Germany, has learned
to truly love Das Vaterland, would feel
inexpressibly houored 10 be able to carry
back to America the autograph of the
greatest living statesman. Begging that
this request may not be considered q
most unwarrantabe intrusion, with the
Iaanest resDeet
LORRAINE F. Woop.
Thought it very improbable | should
receive any answer. So imagine, if you
can, my delight when large envelope
was brought by the postman yesterday
with Bsmarck's own private arms in a
great red seal on the back. lncosed was
nv note. with this written in large,
striking hand on the blank side OF the
paper
am sorry to State that | cannot 90,
even for a young lady. what | have often
refused to those OF elder years:
BISMARCK.
Was 1t not cunning in him to send his
autograph while refusing TO send il?
Every one thinks he must have been in.
tensely amused at my having the courage
to write, and that the greatest living
statesman and my name Lorraine, which
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NJ 'fltANN. ..
stool one SUNDAY morni,..
Heiore O. large church door.
me congregation gathered.
Ahd carriages q score.
tl'm one out-,eppcd alsIs
'i' bal seca before.
Her hand wa ol a prayer book.
Ina hc'i vilrsrei.c.
Ihe sign oi mans redemption
Clear on tlc book va set.
Above tac cross there x stencil
\ il,n oo-o1tt.
''r -cr IAe oc-etUous bc1iic
The inner door flung Wide.
li-hily, a. up ballroom.
d-F footsteps seemed o. Glide.
IheiS might bc SooJ thought, in her.
F'raN hcr evil pt.Jc.
rut after her oman
Pccpcl vistiuly within.
Ga whose wan face va. .ravcp
L.,c'. h4rle,, discipline.
TIE 'racc ot jbe sal trinity
o' "clkrcs>- Pe.n and sin.
The i'T irce seats were crowded
Where rccoHld rest .alp-ay.
Nih be-. worn g,rb contras,cd
1lel s.... Ia .-ig aslay.
'D'ts aaa-e hollis no poor ..uuers.
Nhps.-h-f f.f ~.r,.1 .,r.-
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potttp
The Church of the Wor,d.

~ R'ch'Eo NoNoKroS MINES uopn
HoJcIIOsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

EVERY DAY.-He went iut0 a drinking
saloon, and, after imbibing four glasses
ONO chemist could tell what-he grew
uproarious. \ quarrel ensued; be was
taken to the hospital with fatal wounds,
and yesterday be died Forty years old,
with a wife aud two children, earning $50
4 week, and withal a good hearted. well
meaning man, rum cheated him on. Of
everything and then len hin dead. to
seek out another victim. This is part
of New York Lille. Il i wha. happens
every day. T. Herald.
"A captain who had Il sound sleep
mate, caugh, an Irish boy in the middle
watch frying some pork and eggs he had
stolen from the SHIPS stores, aud the
captain called out to bim. You lubber,
you; Iii have none OF that" Faith.
captain, I've none for We, replied the
lad.
"A lady called upon her miliiner the
other day to get the character OF her
servant. The respectable appearance OF
the latter was beyond questioning. but
is she honest?n asked the lady. 81 am
not so certain about that replied the
milliner. Il have sent her to you with
my bill dozen times, and she has never
given me the money"
-"See here, conductor, why don't tyou
have a fire in this car ?" "Well, yon see
one of the directors is clothing man,
and another doctor, and another a drug
store keeper, and another runs tomb
stone factory, ard YOU know in this world
people must live and let live So you
SEQ" "All right, sir; 60 ahead
with your coffin"
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-25

And Mr.. Washburn has smoked his
cigar 10 peace ever since.