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Decorah-posten., 1876-10-12
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Ssralb opieste Bois 3peso ON.
borb paa Sranflin for paa 0Iminos.
lia amsrifanlt &iS at srominsrs BAN
% bsrpaa operlep,rs ucbpiist I'll i'm
Mpis's Spalter. Wan iaor en- piot.
leilis SrsmitIllin9 ON. bporlsrss
Rsierenten bar ii9 40 peo bemelets
Y~sili9heo. bpor mt ban Opierte iia
ior at opnaa Oct 6orenifsre. msr
oesporrs, "bsn samle 8ieltrine'
par "%Iiorliammet~ NOT til life al
pile aaa inc oerpaa, % G~sferenten
maatie 9an fra BAN meb uiorrettei
GAG. Sslsr life bans Sclsslpeuo
punt pilos laos iia "pumps".
Guba.
Se ibits Nbbcber ira Sapann er,
at Sprcrs9eneralen WIncsnte Gar.
cia bar rpooet % opbrenet Bpsn
9aitanas. siter ferlt at baps braat
5nbbpsserne % Dc Spae o. Saa=
reee anbstitebs ben. @arniioncn
blsp taaen iilfan9e, men 8enernlen
loleoo % bans Sificsrsr III i'm
Sribeb. Sstte ier tsmmelig mistrn.
feli9 no. o9 Den ofentli9e Stemnin9
er for. at Sa9en bliper 9runbi9
unbetie9t. iaa man fan faa Ct fulb-
itGnoi9t Sunblit / bisls Speroronc.
oss SptrGocA.
Gngldnr.
Gu Mr. Stott / Ooper bar aue.
rsos i len9ers &io bolot paa at for.
feroi8e en- Slppemaltlne % mcrsr
MI. at ban sr fommet laa sobt elsn.
iem bette paniislise Yroblsm. at
ban | Den ferite SaIpesl al Sflbr.
oil 9iere en- 2uitrsiie opsr til 6ran.
triSe. omtrins Tprtaornst pso Ga.
lais % iaa tilbage til Sousr, belle
8silsu paa 40 Winutsr. Waltinen
bar Ell TG9t al 300 Ynnb % CT
inorettet for TO Y~asiaserer.
Sprtict.
Stormaatsrne. ION iOr en- 5ib
iicsn iiIitxeSc aprfist ct 6OriIas ON
Iorl@naet Taabsniilltano. bar enonu
lntet Guar iaast. oa Den iicits 81.
terrsinins ira @alplaolcn meIosr, al
Der bar itaaet ct Slas msllsm Spr.
ierue sa Wontsnssronerne 5pr.
bapbs $50 Seee. Man irpa.
ter meaet for eli sirOp9iit &is. ON
Sprferne life oil saa ino paa rims.
IlSs Silfaar. % 9isr Hssierinasn
bette. oil Der piitnof bllus ltor Wis.
bIanot De ipri9its Woba.
meoanere.
6orificlligc Stcocr.
Den 20oe llbite Waansb lOI9.
tes Der fra bet beflenote tpbife Tin.
bicrs Sobannisber9 en- 6uita0e @in
ira Soften 1861. Der gan ct no.
YroNuft. &lsbcrsn bar Den
iprfilfe Gre ultan. % Yriien $50.
300 @plosn; Oct bIiper omtrent
SIC ior Sla'fen.
Ut telegram fra Spolflano
.eloer. at@ensral ponNrnim. Der bar
anila9st Tor @siiorreberi, sr blspsn
lopmt ct Mars 69n9ielsitrai.
- : $apana sr Der npIis aicrt
It Sorle9 paa at mproe Yr9iiocn,
len Tor Sen Sopti, eobal men BET
belbi0pis life.
- Oamplflbet 4eoparo, Ct. Sobns,
Newfoundland. brin9er Den gitsrrst.
ming. at Der paa 8piten al 9abra.
Dor sr iorlilt 81 Sflbc meo 0aonin.
ger, msoenS Dc laa i Sapn % for
Mnfer. Sntst Wenneitelip git tabt.
- Spritlano oil beitlIle sc, 900
amsriianlts 8euolpsrs for ut Mriille'
ri % 8aualleri.
- VI 8rsp fra Sslano bsreitsr,
at 6ilferist bar laast fell; Neoen
sr berfor ltor blanpt Den o~rbeioenbe
alasls. % 1900 bar HSpanbret til
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Decorah-posten., 1876-10-12
i. 6. Sam9em,
6isr at
NJ arble w Orks

(@. Y. @arren & SOS Sftsrfslser.)
Water Street, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Neter Sjcms, reiieuoe Nssnt.
Oa ies cslaa bar euaaserst neriIs
StenbuaSere, fan Sanesmane pare its
fer pda at faa nerlfe Sulfripticner
ri9tia paaIatte.
alle mine 5netisb sisres for Scns
tant, ~ iel or oerfer iifanc til at iRls
le @rapltene billiSers eue nrsen Aneen.
Oreres pr. Bon erpeberes prompt.
Sa ies bar %srfdret, at pr. Sarrp
MILLER, Der tieliaers bar parst aniat
hes Y. @arren Il 60, men lem uu sr
Agent for ct S~tsubusaeri / sanfua,
%foresiper at ware gasnt for mig, laa
pil ieg btrpee beflenetslsrs, at bette
lille er Sillalesi, % at ban life CT /
min Sieneifs. y. Is. Saussu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-12

Gn Of 8reorcne SameS lcm bap'
be pGret mso i NOrtbhelb bIcp 8ors.
bag i Nplts use feet i Saspcr eitp
Milouri.
Decorah-posten., 1876-10-12

Hrreninaen Mora aibplber resuls.e
y Wscer bper 6reeas aftsn / ut qctals
over @inneibeif 80. 8anf.
Sobn Bratfpfs, ..
o.. Is. = efes, Ssfrstar.
, 1876-10-14
Application to Sell Real Estate.

IN h.s Probate tour, Of TaHq Tgrr ca,,,,,, ,g,,.t
iHgf9R Territory
IL he Natier cJ tie Estqte Of DiYyE trESro,-
DtccGSd
4 A4A4lON-It appearing, 70 the Cour. by the rs
slAgn presented and fled IN tbs Court Ey p
Do IL L. iAt Administrator OF The Ests.a 81
10 hSiON. deceased, praying tor ar, or,5er
10 si Ie4l esi-t=, that Il IS necss nv 70 ,eII t CT
a. "a -"'S . ~ houses thereon stu ted IN she eirv a.
".ta h..i, belonging 10 rliud Estate to nav L..
tru's Ou'sLthi.ng against deceased and ~. daTrs
SAltLsSa anu ealfees ii AdIEIUIstrs II y or
G Ielt't .! The Cnurt, that SAIURDAt the IAN dav
'.'''es, A -, ls76, being day Of the .ljoaruei
n ~ % V4 FeSnls- July term 1876 OF tbs Court A.
y " "eotA' ~ lie forenoon ot s-4ii day al the Cont
ieo-A OF sali PIoa-Je Court IN the Court Hos IN
'ie S4i city aEi county OF Walia Walla h. ana a.
s1le / Asie5y appointed the Eearing of si1 rf
14 am liltt al persons interested N tl- s,ii r
Ia'S ai4e4r Oefcre the Pr,itzat Court C- tisr ~
an LCur' to show eaUse If any there L. VII AZ
etueI sioull not be granted to th- sai Adniuis,r~
tSt ;'s II s1li petition prayed iOr ALL fb.t syva
VI til7 citation b made all persons Interested Iv
puDle-it4ou OF thIs orier four successive yyet ~
tIe haila Nala STATEsMAS, a weekly n.xsIsr..r
PRINTED and Published Il sal! cIty ani rorTtv i
dated Na4Ia " ala, September 5, IS-6
fa-iw IpoIChAhD,
, 1876-10-14

\ PuR OF Welded MIsERs Three
miles from Newark, New Jersey,
have lived for many years an aged
couple. who were miserly and penur-
ionus in their habits to the last degree.
Two months ago the husband, who
had been a suffer from drop2y, began
20 fear that he was likely to die, and
his love Of life proving stronger than
hi. love of money, desired 10 send for
4 physician. lis wife, not being
moved by the same fear, saw 10 1t only
a wasletul expenditure, and refused TO
consent. After suffering in a very
weak condition for sometime, how
ever, be managed to communicate
with npighba-, who sent Tor a physi-
ci8n. The latter give him no hope OF
recovery, bH; made prescription Tor
his relief and directions as 10 his diet.
The wife did not deem it wise 10
spend money on a man who was al
ready practically dead, and refused TO
purchase either medicine or proper
food. The neighbors, however, pro
curel both and furnished them 30 the
dying man at his bedside for several
weeks. \ few days ago the miSer
died, and Ii; wife refused to send for
an undertaken or allow the friendly
naighbors 10 90 so, and the body re
mai:lcd uncared for during the terrible
ho. w.ather AMI until decomro>itlon
had set in. Finally, number of
women who were acquainted with the
wife insisted that the body should
be buried, and sending for an under
,aker, they proceeded to lay it out Sc
lecting good under clothing for this
purpose, they had the corpse partially
dressed, when he wife iutertered and
pulled the garments from the body,
declaring them entirely too good 20
be put nnier the ground, and substi
tu,ing old anl worn ones III their
places.
, 1876-10-14
sEsECIAE EEEEENTS.

Pianos, Biiiilrl Tables Furniture. Glass, Glass
ware and is contents ~ eases or Otherwise Queens
w.ls Marble AMI Castings, taken only 1t owners
risk Of damage Lraaksg- or leakage
Aci!s, TuEpcnt.Hes, Burning Fluids, OILS and all
other lauIls Ia cans @. other vessels, * owners
r.S, OF lc.ktge-
F'-ss taken only at oaper's risk OF breakiye.
traits Vegetables, and al other perslalble prop
rrty, al owner ri>k OF igusJ or decay,
Furniture not boxed, ami all Agricultural and
Mechanical Implements, set up knocked Down,
aj owners r.-k %! damage and chatting or bre'sk.se
Nog Will the Company responsible for DEFICIENCIES
IN any part unless tbs Is specially rcce!Qted lOr
, 1876-10-14
DOWN SPECIAL RATES,

Ds5iyrred 70 Tie o. = v COS B5r's at WaHHir.
Mzreliau lise, Fruit anI Vegetables same rates as
above az ton measurement.
Wool, oue-Ll ;sa,u the above rates pr ton
weight. Peel hides each 10 cents.
Wood, SaEi, Stone aud 1--we stock at agreed on
rates up or down, hy car iu-i
Double rates on list trei-lt ..-"kages, uD or
down, Ieoe.vsi trDm or delivered % boats.
Al freight not uriI--Iel u-iuTe ? On the day
after It IS received at the dei0ts viii be stored ~
owner expense AM rssk.
Ana all freight received al aepnts VIII heat owners
risk ef tie until shPpei delivered TO couSgneeS.
Al b.i.s payable II gold coin before delivery Of
treilLt.
, 1876-10-14
Application to Sell Real Estate.


IL d. Esf'r'a f.",f NJ H7iF u r.T toEHy, UJSh-
tas'Da I.yE.ogy.
10 .ie Mater ftts Ee1'set -T-lTIEE ECSINCER,
b.srGs,d.
iuIAilG&. It apIaarirE 30 the Ccl.r; by the Re
= tiion preSt n'ei ai filed in this Court by u rs
u. MIX. the Administrator, with the VIII annexed,
OF the Estate OF XAVIER EJS!Ntr X deceased, ,
praying for au order 10 sell certain ty,cyuua! it
ana house thereon, situated IN tie city OF Naila
Nul.1, belong p" to said Estate, To pay the debts
ousrtniIIa .gi st deceased, and the debts expenses
ana cha g,S pj Administrators Il IS ordered ty tie
Court, ria' SATURDAY, the H,h dag Of October,
\. D., Is o, b-u. Jay oi the adjourned term Of The
regular July term 1876, ot tins Court at 10 O'Clock
IN tie fUTcunun of s4I dIv, at the CDnrt Room OF
sgIi Probate Court IN tie Court HoaS- in tle sail
c!'y rnl county of Wil Wall, le and the same IS
hereby appointed for the EguiGg @: sail Te;ition ::
AMI that al Qsns Interested In the s;,l Estate aJ
pear before Ihr said trolsJe Court on that ay aul
luur, 70 show cause, Il ANY there te, Why an order
SiVli not be granted 90 the said Administrator as
IN SAID petition praye for. And that service OF this
citation be- made III persons interested 10y publ
eaton uf This order Tor tOuT successive yg-, Is In the
Ha.lt Na!ia STATESMAN, weekly newspaper pliut-
el AMI publisher iu sal. cjty ani county
Datei Waila WaIa, September 18th, 1876
Il. GUHHARD,
Il sT P.c}ste Judge
, 1876-10-14
Notice.
Administrators Notlco'

ESTATE OF XAVIER ETSINGE55, ..,r.i as,7,i a
T. Notice : L-1eby given ~ he . TT-T ER,
rninist1ator II tie Estate ot "a 4 -. rs hayins
with ais t E.rss s y ~ yoaa within Ten mouths i a.
the fist pub e ton Of this notloe' % NJ, W4a,
mirisrr.,6r. II hs uIi. IN the city q 80
VT. DEtei Wal'4 Walia SIT -ia.S- S5-----I--as0., -
JAMES D. MIX, Ail-. Nv =, \ WEE
With the VIII annexed, Of IN 4l-tE
RUsINGER. Deceased
, 1876-10-14
E.nM EOR SIZE.

Farm FOR SALE Of One Halt see,laE ,IF - i,-,FV,
y GOOD FRAME HOUSE AMI / /: I: a. - : tsiEUB-
and a good ORCHARD, With ~ - Of -1Ci
7aaaias BERh ON at,sr 5ts psi aai plag isy Of & q @ ~. 81
and fencing Turpos, on tie land I- .Ir P'IC C5i17-
ua,el one anl o.e hall miles from u! = .,,f par-
bia county, Va ing;cn teTrit' y +..oo 70, v. I.
ticuIar-. disress the unierEn.i It ~ =, = KIRK
y r y i-A
, 1876-10-14
FREIGHT d PASSENGER RATES
RAILROAD
Rates On EsO1D Freight,
GP4LE -ELnER- R4CON ND L.fRD.
Esatss on Up Ereisht,
rpEg TON MEASUREMENT, OIL


GOODS, NERCH3NDLSE, ETC, ETC.
From WaIlula 10 Walia " Walla..-.-.----- .--N 90
From WailuIa 70 Whitman. IS
From Wh.tu.an 10 Val q " ALA --.---.----.- %
70 building Material, AGri 'UltuTal and Nechau-
zeal Impl,D,nts II,ar, Sc, FreigEtel to Walula 10y
q. y y Cos tO4t> a. reduced measurement, wll be
Frei.Lted by tie foregoing rates, On .. ). y.
Co Is reduced measurement
, 1876-10-14
ARREArsS OF PAY. Eoy,yy..c

Federal Officers, soliiers and Sailors OF the late
war 81 "sH hs3FS, are IN many Gases entitled 20
money from the Government which has q, torInf
TO Oe due since final payment Eriie full history of
service anu state amount of pay and bounty received
certificates Of AdJutaEt General :. A, showing
Iyle ana honorable discharge there1rom, place CT
discharges lost, procured f.r a small Tee
Ene.ooe stamp 10 Gilmore 4 Go., aud ftIl re-
Pensions! PENSIoN>!!
All Federal Officers, ,Sollers. and Sailors wounded
Tuptufe1 or IrJuredIn the line Of duty Ia the late
"1I, and ciSao!ed thereby, can obtain pension
MidoT- and minor children, Of OfsceTs. Soldiers
'hd oaloIs, who have died since discharge OF isase
oohtracted or wounds and injuries received IN the
70 -hl n me of duty can procure Pensions by
addressing Gilmore & DO
increased rates for Pensioners ottginei Rounty
iihi warrants procured for service in wars pror to
-it-e5 >, 'H9'- There rre no Vsrrants granted for
ton, ID. G., for full instructions. 2stf
, 1876-10-14
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY.
Auction Sale Of Real and Personal
pr0DeFlI.
q Rare Chance Gor stock Raisers and
f.s,-ils,-rgnfs.

q Rare Chance Toy stock Raisers and
fs.,lu:Sr8nis.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
~ the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, 'he 18Th day
OF October, 1876 commencing at II clock, A. ",
'FisG B'agEal Og' s5. E2. Knight,
situated ou tie Wala Walla River, - miles we~; Of
Walla Wa!ia City. n tie Nalla = ala & Columbia
River Rtlhoai, consisting OF
100 sEHE9 ssl' 5.iND,
nearly all OF which : river lC,;"n iaId, 50 acres
fenced, 80 a,res IN good Timothy Nra3ow a fine
young ol.l'a, bearing, plenty of Timber tG rre
vroi ou TIE place; only ten miles non the Columbia
L.y.I, where plenty oi T.. aIs can br got ciarp.
There 8, -o'l Farm HIu-e AMI Ouf-Bui.liu-s on
the premises -oal Fr!.a spring. Also, about
81 toms a god Hay .Im,thy.. oA- good Wool s
N9vi.E I.g..inr. cEe Horse Ike, T!uu> and otter
Farming Implements, several head O.. HoIs- Cattle
uui Hn-s.
Tenn. % sale fr The Farm. one quarter Of the
amount Ia cash down, a@3 on balance sx mon les
time vii D. given, secured hy mortgage. interest 7
pr cent psr .unuti. Gu "a! y'lrr sales Cash down
GA al sums !,>> "a sio1. and siN months time on
al amounts over S.0v, with Interest 20 I Irr cent
per month, on approved -..urI.y- FOg Yl t:-UlarS
enquire o! J, J.. KNIGHT. on he m,l-ises ur 10
j. l.. LAAhN, Mann street,
a,-ts y aha y ala City.
, 1876-10-14

The Saturday Eericlc says that
spiritual manifestations are never
heard OF except in a seIec; company
in private roum, and under circum-
stances III which almost any amount
Of tFiekery may he prac;iscd, that the
voices Of !he spirits usually talk non
sense and bad grammar, and that
there has never been a single occasion
on which their supposed communica>
tionS nave been Of the slightest value.
, 1876-10-14

SINGER SEWING MiCHiHES.
tNY rsr-oSe wishing to ezsIarse SINGER
\ MACHINE TO- any other e.n tay auv enc N
tins TERRITORY Of tie sane ,tylr, AMI i1l % D. ~
70 bot. after three moHti> wear; and a;t-G I've
years wear, vii -.yg Us. i,- Ols >-a.r Al.Ate.
ig-,f LI.u@ ROMAN.
, 1876-10-14

BALEY HoRsEs Turf Field and
Fnaq gives the following means Of
starting baIky horse: Take a couple
of turns Of common wrapping iwine,
such as grocers use, around the fore
Ieg, inst below the knee, sufficiently
tigh, for The horse to feel, and lie in
bow knot. At The first cIuck he will
generally 90 dancing Of, and after 60
ing q short distance yGu can get oui !;
remove the string, TO prevent injury
t. the tendon iG your future drive.
The philosophy of the appliance is
something On tie same principle As that
whereof We cace read for preventing
hens from scratching up the garGen.
Pn"gatt> or spurs Oh the hen, rererS
ing the'n-inStead Of points up, have
them pointing downward- Then when
hs't !efts a leg to scratch, and it de-
Sc nds the point Of the spur catches in
me ground, placing that foot forward ;
and the stroke with the ether is at
tended with like results, until the hen
walks herself ont Of the garden.
, 1876-10-14
Pacific Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF California.
AsNcfs. Si.JOO.VO


Assets, Si,3O0.O00.
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL loars all its funds on this
coast. Il has perfected new plan Of insurance
called the Mutual Investment Plan. Il g1ai sntets
a definite rate OF dividend, and definite Cash sur
render Value Esch applicant elects his own terms
ard Is not compelled to pay for Insurance any longer
than he needs II.
II apl.in contract, easily understood, and pos
sess every element OF safety security and satlsie-
ton. lt shows not alone Low TO set tto insurance,
but how 20 :e out pl. aSed and satisfied Unhke the
old time policy does not bind the insured % IN lh-
t-rraIuaf. contract but thr holder may realize its
cash value at any time, AND THAT Cash VALUE Is
IMPRESSED on THE- PFIIrY IN FIGURES, II beng the
l0th oon3itiOn Of the policy
Tocover MORTGAGE secure debt, protect family,
10 guard aarSt withdrawal Of business capital 10y
prtuers death or to provide Tor oil aSe-it IS pre-
eminent. and suTpasses al other plans.
WHEN \ MAN DIES \ FORTUNE PER-
ISHES. "-DsoIsHS.
"A Policy of Insurance is the Cheapest and Safest
mode OF IA king certain provision tor ones family
-FraHkliR.
How strange that men should be careful to insure
their SHIPS goods and house, which MAY OF may not
sink burn or b. destroyed and refuse TO insure tAe
lives, which are CEIs-AIN 10 cease,
IMAM ORDINARY LIFETIME,
Possibly toby. AMI + fuse, too. When they know
that the comfort cf their families and the safety Oi
their estate depends upon their personal ablilty and
management, whi IA hangs on the slender thread OF
their existence. In trs- times oi money S-I5eHe!
everywhere II WOuh be well 10
= y U S t. - III . NJ = ~ Il
In our battle of life 10 consider the possibilities and
contingencies that surround nearly every kind OF
business, and consequently the happiness OF those
who are depe, deut upcu our labor for their support.
40 rRovisIoS FOR oUR DFPFNDENTs Is ADsQATE
wHICa Is NOT IMMEDIATE, FOR DEATH NAY lie
INMEuIATE.
Our estates, under our management, may be worth
Thousands 20 ogr hens hundreds
tie that pruyiieth for his Own, and especilly
for Li- own household, Is 80 than Intidel and
has denied The faith" EI2NsG CAREY.
General Agents Tor Oregon, and Washington and
IDAHO Territories.
WALLA WALLA, July -, IS1G- SStt
, 1876-10-14
WaIIa WaIIa Bakery
PROVISION STORE,
- Reduction in Prices !e@,
O. IS r T. CHEE EI.
NrASTFACTTEFE OF
Bread, SsiICI Bread, Cakes.
AND
CRACKERS Os AEE KINDS.
Also, Wholesale and Retail
DeaIer in Family Groceries
MlNns, EIavnRa ANp c.nars.

WINES, EIQ5'0 Arb CgGaRs.
NEECdANfS, PACKERS and Others IL want
- SRES =tE1SF 20 ship 20 the Mines. VIII fnI
20 ;helr 2tvau:- to osa ~. before going elsee
where. = l vili sell them Crackers
Cheaper ;'iai fi'e5- can be Imported.
Having machinery for manufacturing Crackers. !
can III. or!yss Il sLor. notice \ supply kep, con
s.autiy hand.
"a Bread, Crackers and Gales wiz Ne sold n.
reiueed pgiaes, and promptly delivered ia any part
Of the city.
Customers viii please cali at the Bakery and state
where they VIII have their Bread LEFT.
- The Bread WAGON VII 20 around fba city
every morning
, 1876-10-14

BISHOP MORLEY was fond Of a JOKE.
Once, when tie footman was out OF
the way, he ordered the coachman to
bring SONS water from the well, to
which the coachmau made 4 grurh-
Ing objection that bis business va, TO
drive, no. to 90 on erraudS. "Well,
then" said Morley, bring cut the
coach and lour, sci the pitcher inside
and drive to the well, ," a service which
vas several times repeated, to the
great amu,emept Of almost all the
village.
, 1876-10-14

No one remedy is louder
called for by the ncces lilies
Ithe American people than
a sure and safe cure 10.
fcyeT and Agar. such
we are now enabled L. offer,
rF-5-F, . Y,oy-fa..t .1r.t.=s.t.. tE...4
, 1876-10-14

DR.. j. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
PrdcficaI and analytical Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
, 1876-10-14
TIE SIIGEh Still 92IJFPiiIlI

WE ARE GOVERNED " ORR STATEMENTS
W 10y re!ulhl. ' STsTIsTcS uF SAVE" made tG -fa
owners Il tie principal patents g,y tLJs= E,n-4
under them. Aud in this Elsre ler Us r,Taat tint Ee
hold 10 the uIie that the ,uIuIas.,y- salts Of 4.
Machine constitute a gOOl gi;enn uf l.s merits
az more esQerialy 80 Wien tie sa.e IA question Is
l-tn tlnIun.EI.lr t-stet L.r-E.h 4 s.L.-. uL r--.
, 1876-10-14

Reform necessary IL tie scale Of public expense,
national, State ei.d municipal Our federal rINs.ti Iu
has swUl.,u Il from 500, gg,ogI gult 1860 10 $50
UD ,n.u currency III JS-u, oIe decade nom .,-,
than - per head 20 more tiiau slS Ter head. siace
the peace t.e P,Cple Il paid 10 the tax gathers
tlgn three uEY,s the amount OF the uisyIOr.al
debt and u4oe than tNi-e iL- of federal outlaws
Above al, remAnj f-ugsA'y IL every Department
OF t.e government.
, 1876-10-14
NOTICE

lob PRINTING, NEAIi :
D ~ the STNTEsMAN OIhce.
, 1876-10-14

Az Al Z / lALN n .NIAIE -
Su' oil the tender head top Of sfty
head Of asparagus and boil and drain
them. Have ready half a d,zen stale
biscuits or rolls, from which are ca,
neat top SLICES, anI the crumbs
scTaped out. Set them in the oven to
crlSp, laying the tops beside them ,ha;
the cavities may be wei! dried. Ne n.
"hiie put hto a saucepan a >ugarIe>>
cusiard, about a pint Of milk ani foIr
"e.-whipped eggs. s.; over the fire
ana STIR TIL thick, then add Z spoonful
oi butter, ana a little salt and PEPPER.
also The asparagus tops minced fine
80 not let ii boil. Fill the rolls with
the mixture, fut on the tops. set in
the oven for three minutes. Send to
table while hot.
, 1876-10-14
Household Hints.

EYE LoTroys.-Acctate OF enc, bali
a dram; distilled water, sixteen Dances.
Mix.
, 1876-10-14
100 tEH|q s.lr T.tNg.

situated ou tie Walla Walll River, - miles we~; OF
Walla Wa!ia City. IN tie Nalla y ala s. Columbia
River RullOai gOr.-!~tIti. Of
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13

The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. have
sustained their we'll earned reputation
as best makers OF instruments in their
line, at the Centennial. Their organs
are the only ones at the exhibition de-.
clared by the judges to belong to the
first rank, and this not merely because
Of one or two qualities, but in ..tne
several requisites of such instru-
ments which is equivalent to say ing
they were unequaled by others in any
important quality. We congratulate
vae company on having added to their
Paris, Vienna and Santiago medals this
emphatieally highest award at Phila-
delphia.-BOStOn Traveller.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13
Arsenic in Candles.

A very curious case of arsenic poi
soning has just occurred in Paris. A
rich lady residing in the Faubourg St..
Honore found herself growing i'll, and
the doctor pronounced her to be suf-
fering from some slow poison. Nine.
X. rejected the idea as absurd, but, on
rising 1ne morning, found a glass of
water, which was usually placed by
her bedside, to be discolored bya white
1ilmy powder. On showing this to the
doctor, he at once declared it to be ar
senic. All inquiries failed to detect
the culprit, and the next night mad
anne filled the glass herself, and kept
careful watch that no one meddlcd
with it. Nevertheless, in the morn.
ing the white powder again made it's
appearance, and the doctor was fairly
at his wits ends to ascertain the cause.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13
A Fruit Dealers Troubles,

From the Atlanta Constitution
A stald-lOOking gentleman. appar-
emily a stranger, stopped at IN apple
stand on Whitehall street yesterday.
"What is the price of the oranges =
he asked, pointing to a collection of
large pears.
''Dees ees not de horange,'' said
the polite vendor. ''Dees is de CAL
lfornia paire. Cne for twenty-ti'
cent
''You don't mean to tell me-" said
the stranger, putting his hand on an
apple, that this is pear ~
''Pardon! no! :. l say dees ees de
pare. Dees ees de apple. Tree for
de ten cent.
"Well, l must say continued the
stranger. picking up a handful of
|chestnuts, and examining them critic
ally, "these are the queerest apples
ever saw
''Oh, my God, no! Dem ees dc
chestynut what grow in your own
countree. You roast theem in de
fire.
"Roast them in the fire! Well, up
on my word,' lingering a bunch of
bananas curiously, II don't see how
such chestnuts as these can be impr0v-
ed by roasting. They seem to be soft
enough now. However, l am much
obliged. III see you later. Good
day." and the stranger passed up the
street.
"Gentlemen,'' said the fruit dealer,
turning in an appealing manner to the
crowd that had gathered, ''dat man is
one escape dam fool from de peniten-
tiary.:'