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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

Tais is sight that a correspondent OF
the Augusta .Jomna! saw in Gardner
A maiden from the rural districts, marching
through Water street with carpet-bag in one
hand and shotgun in the other, was a sight
to be seen one afternoon OF this week. You
may believe that no fellow winled at her
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

Ar OMEN. On the evening Of the .th
when the fraudulent returns from the
South We're all in, lack Chandler under
took to have a salute Of lS5 guns fired
CT one for each electoral vote claimed for
Hayes. With the lo4lh discharge the gun
burst, killing the gunner. The lo5th
charge from that gun can never be fired
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

The state of things in South Carolina
remains without material change. Sena-
tor Gordon. who has Just returned to
Washington, thinks that Hampton will
finally prevail that the Senate will 30
over 10 him. and that Chamberlain will
have nothing left but Federal bayonrls.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

Persons desiring Probate Advertising in their
control to appear in the Journal, will need TO make
that request OF the Court.l
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

It is hoped THAT Il lesson will be derived
from the loss Of four hundred lives in the
burning Of Tie brooklyn theatre The
country is full Of public halls with narrow
entrances and, worse than all, doors open
Ing inwards. Stairways with such doors
at the foot are simply death pits, when a
frantic crowd rushes into them. If not
burned, they are su'located. When peo-
pie refuse to 90 to halls and theatres not
provided with suitable means of egress,
the proprietors will remedy the trouble.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

The Governor and Council, in the kuoA
county contested election eases, have
given the petitioners leave to Withdraw
That course was not unexpected II there
is anything which Il Republican tribunal
would regard with the eye Of federation
it is + voting precinct on one Of the
granite islands
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

The Democrats of Bangor had Tilder
glorllication on Thursday night, the 9TH
Just such 4 one rs they always have when
they undertake. TO celebrate There was
Il torch-light procession, with illumina-
tions and fire works. They all felt good
rs they had Il rightto. The Bangor Wing
made up q terribly sour face, but the boys
marched right along.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

Ihc Republicans would hot have go
into that Oregon fix. il they had pal,
more Difference to the Constitution an,
studied its provisions They would hay,
known that Il postmaster couldn't be II
clector. They ridicued Andy Johnson:
respect for the Constitution, hut the
honest old man, though III his grave has
his revenge.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

The eNtltenent over the mysterious wild
animal still continues in South China. A dav
or two ago man was chopping in the woods,
when he was startled by the cracking of the
nndcrbrnsl near him, as though the mysterious
animal was getting ready to make a meal on
him. He was so frightened that he did not
stand upon the order of his going, but ran for
dear life, and did not stop till he fell exhausted
near his house.
A horse belonging to Roscoe Tuell of West
Paris, fell, tail foremost, into well few days
since, and when found was standing on his hind
feet with the water within few feet of his ears
and nearly dead.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14
South Carolina Electors Discharged.

S0Hth CaToIlHa IIectOTs UiscAafged,
COLUMBIA, Dec l. Judge Bond of the
u. ). Circuit Court has delivered Il decis-
ion, discharging the Board of State Can
vassers from custody, on the ground that
the Supreme Court of the State had no
jurisdiction.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

Es-S. r. NILES, No. . fremont Street, Boston, i
agent for the publisher of this paper and his receipt
and orders always recognized.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14
TIE Situation.

Ee-in sending money, state THE posi- OFFICi
to which the p;lucr is Sent.~au
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

| few hours.
| The freight traitit on the Belfast Branch railroad
continually increases and now an important item
| to the main line. The company has just completed
a one years contract with Mr.. Crichett, OF the Bel
fast shoe factory to transport all his stock and man
utaetured goods, amounting 10 nearly 100000 par
| month, OF freight
| There has been some changes in the teachers AZ
the Grammar Schools in this city. Miss Annie Cali
well succeeds MIR. Starrctt assistant in the First
Grammar, and Miss Ellen Pierce takes the place u
Miss Piper who ~ sick, assistant in the Second
Grammar. The teachers in the other schools The
same Us last term.
VESSEL LGSf, A telegram on tuesday announced
the loss of sch ten Mead, Capt. reachy OF Belfast
on Green Island, near Portland. The particulars OF
the wreck not given. The Meade loudrd
with paving stones aud barrels and was on the Ia-
sage from Belfast to Boston She valued al
about $1,000 aud owned By Daniel Lane, Oti, 4
Co. and others.
The approach TO the holiday bring out
local advertisers in force. Among the ewelry deaer
we call particular attention to the notices of H.
Mcdonald and Calvin Heryey. Their assortments
are large and varied they are gentlemen of reputa
4
goods will do well by giving them a calf, W.
Pitcher & Co in the line OF fancy holiday goods will
ill the public expectation. rhey have large stock
and cannot fail to please House to rent by Milton
Carter, Cedar street
The news gatherer on his usual tour along the
whar1 Tuesday afternoon labored with difficulties
as he trudaed through the storm and for those
paragraphs OF gossip which so much appreciated
by the readers of newspaper. The store houses
We're closed. large number of vessels laid at the
wharves the snow sitting down and falling upon
their deserted decks the wind whstled through the
rigging above; the cold waves Tapped their sides,
leaving an icy mark behind, and presented gloomy
appearance while the CHEEKY sparks issuing from the
cabin stoves betokened comfort within. With
thought of the pers and hardships OF those brave
men who go down to the sea in ships, the reporter
turned and left the scene.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28

ct. YamI, 21. Se;. 9erporra>
|senoc Oemofraten aus alien SbeiIen
bes Staotes periammeIten lid bier
bcute in Tclge ciner pom Woriibenben
BEG bemotratii9en etaatseentraleomi<
tcs crIaiienen Ginlaouns um bic poli-
|tilde Sage ocs 9anoes gu beiprc1en.
Die @erbanblunscn fanocn unter Mus-
idIuB Der OeHentIi6teit fatt, uno es
1T nur iociel beiannt. oob &eioIutioncn
ansenommen ,uuroen, wclde Ser
lleberSeusuns gusornd seben. oab
Silben unb 9enbrids e6rlih eruablt
iino, unb ertIdren, bab bic @eridm6-
rung Der Momiriitration unb fprruptsr
Yolititer, 9apes unb @bceler unter
Miba@tuns Der Geiese bincinsuSdblen.
nit Seoauern pe,mertt wirb baB Der
Noriibenoe oes Senats ni9t bcrc1tist
| 1T, bic auf Die 3dbluns Deg Gleltoral.
potums bcsiisliden 6rasen su entldci<
ben unb bab oas @eprdi ientantenbaus
in bieier Vesiebuns nit Dem Senot
gleidbcre@tist lit.
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Cine tpcrtbspac Ncliauie

beIinoet li9 leit cinisen Sasen in ben
0dnOen beg 9odu'itea Sil@ofs 6rans
:9aoer &rautbauer pon &reenbaD. Sic
ieIbe Be ltebt in elmer lilbernen Mon-
itranl Die Dor nabesu 200 Sabren in
Ser @cseno bon Greenbop, ,uabrlbein=
Ii6 iii &ric9s,eiten, per9raben muroc.
9ielelbe trast III aItsm Tran;0lil9 Die
SSnl1rilt: See soleil est donne par
N, Nicolas Perrot a la Mission de
st. FRANCOIS Xavier en- la Bay des
Pvants, 1885, Siclelse lautet in
oentlder llebericsuns ,uie folst: uSicIc
0toni itran3 uuroc ron 0errn 9lieolaus
Fcrrot Der Wiilion BON ct. 6rans Ha=
uerius on ser gSinneboso Bay in 1856
9elhcntt." Die Monitrons beltebt aus
loIiocm Silber, lit uneeId6r II 3ol
bod unb cntbdlt cine Come npn I'M,
scfdbr 4 3ol 9ur6melier, lpcl9e cben-
falls BON Silber lit. Sp piel bic uGon=
corOia" in GrTabrun9 brin9en fonnte,
muroc i'm lcbten Subrbunbcrt Gin iran=
solil6er Nlillionar, non peldem man
annimmt, oaB er biele Nionitran; BOZ
leincm Sooe persraben bat, in Der giabc
BON Sspere non Snoiancrn ermorOet
Ntan 9laubt oaB CT auI Dem Elabc be-
sraben wuroe, no lpdter Oas 9lmcrlcon
9aus ltano. 9lnIan9s oicies Sabr=
bunoerts lpuloe Die Monltrani ppn
einem 6armer bcruus9cpIllist nno
oa Der 6inoer Elm 2utberancr mar nnf
! Die iran5olilAe SnidriIt auI oerlclben
| Ianb, 10 bra9tc CT oielelbe na9 oel
fa!bolil9en &ir1e in Sbanty Somn.
wel1e bamaIs auI Dem Ylase ltano, tuc
Dcutc mod Der fatbolll6e &lr6boI 1T
Spd!cr ,ulyoc oiclelbe na9 Yari5 i'll
Trantrci0 selanot> uno jeBt, na9 20C
Sa0rerL i1idt man lie na9 ibrsm Ge-
itimmun9sort ruriid.
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u II &c n,

pclbc eDnc 8emerfung sur gufnabmc cin.
scben, .iucrhcn 10 lunae cingerildt uno bcret.
net, bis fc abbsltc!lt iuerOsn.
s(nsciscn merben su bcn acluo5uIidsl,
VHiicn cingcriidt, namlid) 10 Gcnts pcr
@reoier- Belle, iiir bic critc @inriidunA mn
5 @enss fin icoc iolgcnoe. SIR snseigcn,
Die lanaerc Belt fcbcn bleiben, miro elm be,
bcutsaosr Ib;us crlanbt.
9e Scrausacber finb i'm SciiB eiaer boz
fanoisen guswoDl
stcusG muo eeibmaef efspllcr @ettcrn,
mub iiao baber I'M Stanoc,
TrMtIahcM aller Mrt
in Seutid)cr, cn9lilhcr, fran;0fiidtr
hxo nnrluegiihcr Spradce
aMf's S9nelllte, 5dori itc uno SillisItc
al liefcrn,
unS ca,pfeblen iid ;u scncieen stuitra9em.
@cbrudt meroem:
SetterbcaSs,
Sillbeaos,
Gcihditsfartem,
Gireu!arc,
8lanfs,
Alafatc ~.
auf tarscae slot;,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28
9Oti A i a q II.

Sn Secumleb fam Der Sournolili
9(lpbonle Neep oilf i9rsdlibe @elic
nm's Seben. Gr bate leine SG,uel ltcr,
bic perreilen Auollte, auI Die 8abn be-
Slciiet unb NOR bel bcricl6cn i'm @a9=
9pn 9c6licben biz Ser 3ug l6on an=
ing, Iid in gewcsuns su icsen. stls
CT bann Derablprans,..p ,..praIlte cr sescr
eincn Yioiten uno BON ba wisber su-
rid, suii6en Die Gdoer, ,po linn bcib,
Seine nno Elm alrm Sermolmt uuroen
Gr ltarb ipcnise Stunben 0orouf.
Sn 9iew Sort lino mad cine,
Naittbeiluns oes Yrdiioenten Del
Staats slrbeitcr Geiclll6ait 1882
Soanowerfer arbcitslps.
Sn Scrre Saute, Sn0iano, III Sas
vSiuoli", ein pradtuolies G,ebduoe, ii
mel6cm ousseoebnte MlrtDidaitsfellel
li9 bsianOen, elm 9taub Scr Tlammen
se,uoroen. Ser S9a0en betrdst $7o,=
600.
Ser @loroer Sterlins ser lcstcs
Triibjobr Die ungIiidlide Glilc Grom.
ba6er in Der giabe Ser Sta0t Dounas-
town, Obio, umbradte, 1T sum Sooe
bur9 ben S,rons perurtbeilt lporoen,
unO loll an 2S. Mldrj 1877 9ebcnft
peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28

Sobn Geoerltrom in Stillwc!er
lam am pori9en 0ienitas auf iGauoer.
bafte @eiie um's 2sben. Gr nor NIT
Tnosrn beidaftist sinssn @runusn ~
erabsn, sydbrcnS er nun in Der Slleie
:s.tbeteic, ailrate cine beoeuienSe Guan=
titdt Groe auf i'm. stins Mitorbsiter
'paren nun Der 9nlidt. bab GeberNrom
cntl4icbcn tobt iein miiHe upb madtcn
oaber nibt Die 9erinsiten Mnltrcn9un'
gen ben llnsliid!i6en aus iciner ent=
leblihen Sage 81 beireien. GRIT einise
Stunben ipdter madte man lid baran.
bod ,uenisitens bic 2eidc ans Cages
lidt ;u fOroern. Ssi 9in,uesldaHsn
Der Grbe, bDrtc mon St0bnen uno
stetbsen, elm benAiher -@tsreis, Sep &e-
oeri itrom nod lebte. Man arbeitcte
nun nit sroBer Gnnsie ,ueiter, als man
abcr enoli6 ouf ben 9orper fam, mar
es 3u ipdt, Der Mann mar eritidt. 9dt=
ten Die 2cutc glcid soanb an's g8erf
seIest, 10 bate Geoeritrom iider seret=
tct tperocn fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28

Sir &upi : &atarrb, i9wercs
Nttmen 9lielen, II. I. 10. sshrau6t Or.
s. s.. Me2ecn's &atarrD SnuIL oa
oerlclbe cine ii@ere Sur belperfte tellist;
aud linocrt nno bell. bcrl leIbe ollc
&rantbciten Der Nalc uno Ser Geble.
Nrobe= 3a6telm per Yoit perianot,
so Gents. Sr. S. $. Mc2ean's Office,
3l4 G9cltlnt StraBs ct. 2ouiA Wto.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28
ct. GlouS, Mtinn.. 9snnertAs ben 2s December 1876

reid uno ri9tcte namentli4 an Der
Rifle S9ottlanbs bebcmtenbe @erbec-
|tAn9en an.
Qonoon,22. Ne;. Ser jiinsie
&turm bat piele Sd)iiibride perur.
.a6t, unb cs iino ipenisltrns 15S Wten-
i&enleten uerlorcn 9esansen.
9onbon, -. Oss. Gin 5elesramm
aus 8riiliel meIoet: 8elsien il. amtIid
[aufseforbert woroen, 5ruppen nod
8nIsarien su ienoen. Sic Yrliieler
preiie ipridt lid sesen eine lol@e Mab-
nabme aus.
@ie aug Gonitantinoyel telesrapbirt
luiro, 1T bic Glenarconferen3 aMf Nsor'
gen sulammcnberufen poroen. Samfet
4al4a ,uiro ben Noriis fiibren.
BON Yeit wirb semelbet, bab bic
|Ierbiide &esieruns ansefanssn bat,
Yapier9elo nit 3,uansscours aus,use=
ben.
blan6.
/ Sic rYOt" erfdbrt, baB fi!r;er in 3cit
80, 1000 Wlennoniten aug Stublano aus=
,panoern werocn, I'm ii9 ent,peber in
Wralilien ooer in ben Der. Staatcn
nieoer;ulaHen.
BeIsrab, 81. 0es. Tarit Milar
bat bas gntlaIiuussseiu4 Deg Minii-
literinss ! be,uillist.
Gin Telegram BON Neit iast, es iper
Dc beitimmt be1auptet, bab Die Yfort,
pon elmer @ebiets .Mbtretuns an Mon.
tenesro ober Serbien i9ledteroinss
nidts ,piNen min.
9ie ueritorbene &0nisin BON S9we
ben bate in Gnslano Elm Wcrm0sel
uon 2. 900. 900 Wt. BON bislen bat il
kSsn tatbo!iihen air4en in stodboIu'
@o!fshbnre, MalmS iin6 v6fifiianJa- j
$4,000 perma1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28
# 9tr
Mordsttrr
is published every Thursday
by Hi
ME YER g. BRICK,
at $3.50 per annum, payable IN
advance.
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Advertising Rates.

10 cents per line Brewer for the
first Insertion, and 5 cents for each
subsequent insertion. A reduction
is made for contracts for advertis.
ing by the year. Advertisements
without specified directions will be
inserted until countermanded and
charged accordingly.
"Der Nordstern'', having the
largest circulation Of any paper
north of Minneapolis, is the best
advertising medium.
We have received a fine select.
ion of English and German jot
types, and are prepared to fill all
orders in our line with neatness
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We print in English, French
German and Norwegian:
Letterheads,
Bhlheads,
Business Cards,
Circulars,
Posters,
Blanks, &C..
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Scr Nprbfern,
Seraussescbsn bon
Weytr \ 8risk
eaint @leus, Minnefota,

.riacint icScn 0onncritas unb foitct idbrIid)
in @orausbe;a9lung: SO. 80.
Stir pcnigcr ais WOnatc wirb tcin Ibon,
neilcnt angcnomnlcn.
@on slbonncnten, bic Die 3citnns nidt
ansoriidlid abbeitelen, wiro angcnsmncn,
baB lie oas Announcement fort;uicben winldrn.
Die Scrablaumung, ODER &crmciaerun9
Der abkolung Der 3eitung bon Dem Yoltamte,
woDin oieislbe bcorOcrt morbcn lit, ionic Die
llaterlaiiuns Der NnSciae an Die 9crausseber
bon Der stwa itattfinoenocu Srtsperonoernns
Mnh Der Nnaabe oes ncuen gSobnorts entbin,
BET niDt BON Der @c;abluns bcs ro!len slbon'
ntS6ctraass.
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Straits Grasboppsr @iG. Sc
pralentant Strait bat i'm gonsreb cine
Bin ein9cbradt, nod ,pelher es Mn-
lieolern auf Diientli6en 2dnbercicn,
oercn Grnten bur1 oculdreden Ssrf0rt
lino, scltattet icin ioa, lid Bis gum /.
Sulp 1877 pon ibren Tarmen su cnt=
Icrncn unb fails bic 4culdreden im
nd6itcn Sabre ,uicbertebren Iolltsn, 10
ion Die 3eit biz sum /. Sulp 1878 oer=
Idnscrt ,uerocn.
@ruherliebc. = @dDrcnb bes
Iur6tbarcn Sturmes am Dprigen T.ei=
tag bcIanben lib Elm paar SriiOcr aus
&lpnopn, (Ytennoniten), aui Der SasO.
Sic battcn li6 entl9ieocu su iusit BON
$oaus sntfcrnt uub tonntcn oaber niAt.
als lie DDlli9 ourAIrorrn ,uaren, I6nsQ
scnus srriidtebren. Scr cine Der Bril-
Der wuroe idwadcr uno ldYdd)cr uno
oa nabm i'm Der anoere auf Den Giidenu.
trug i'm 10 lanse, biz aud er crl@6pft'
;ulommenbra3. 9lls CT leincn Sru=
Der loslieB Iano er aus oab oerlelbc
anI lcincn &iidcn erfrpren mar. Glid-
liber @cilc fam ein 6ubr,perf oes @e<
ses uno nabm i'm, Ocm an9 9anoc
uno Sip. erfrorcn ,partn> nit.
9liocrloe lit Scr Same elmer ncuen
8prltaot, oeren 8au in Mlinnenpolis im
Ylan seicbt it, uno spar auI ful9enoe
Gjrunola9e
Sanleno Yaupldte iollen oil Ser
lonen perl6entt psrOen, iuel6e lid auf
Dem cine Guaoratmeilc melIenben
@runo uno Sooen Ser newen Norfaot,
n0sbli6 BON Ct. Nnt1pny am Sit-l llfcr
ocs Wtillillippi uno an Der ct. Yaul
II. Yacifie, anbauei,, mitten in Scr
rltaot ion Elm S0bn- Statiunsbuus
crri9tct, unb cine 9ummp &aGn, auf
Der ran fir 5 Gcnts BON Der $9ause=
brilfe nad Der gorltaot fdbrt, se!s9t
werNen. Ser llnternebnunssseiii Der
Yeluobner unlerer Na9baritabt biirgt
iiir baloise Nusfiibrumg bcs llnierueb=
mems.
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Gum Bildof BON A.eoria, Sa..
,uurbe mad Mnsabe bcs &abe!junsers
i'm Goniiitorhim nnm Is. Dfe.. bel
bo6w. 9r. Sobn &aneaiier Gpaloin!
aug louisville 6p., oermaIen Seclior.
ger on Der ct. Mi6aeIs, Stride in Ne,r
Dort, pom IF. Batter ernannt. 8e=
ltdtist lid biele gadriht, 10 fann man
Der neuen crit ppr 2 Sabren erri9tcten
Oi0cele bon sansem oerScn @lud wiin'
iden. Yater Spalsin9, Gin gleffe beg
peri ltorbencn GrsbiiAofes S. Spaloins
BON Baltimore, oeNen 9eben uno @ir=
fen er in Dem ib0nen Su9e The life
Of the most Rev. j. Spalding" nit
Wfeilerbano ldiloerte, lit Elm Yrieiter
pon leltcnem SSilicn, srober Sercoiam=
felt uno eincm Seelcnelf fer, Der niAt
leidt iibertroIcn ,perben tonn. &cD.
S. 8. Spaloing ma6te feline tbcolosi=
l1en Stnoien an Der beriibmten tntb.
llnloerlitdt SIT Sopcn in @el9ien uno
i'm sllncritaniiden Seminar su Iom.
Gr lit nod in Der Sii9tc lcines differs
uno 3ablt crit etlide 80 Sabre. 81
Ipri6t 70 9elduIi9 oeutl@ uno fron=
iolil9 wie enslild.
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: Cine idmere antlase bat

= Cine 9were Intlage bot
Der Vorliser beg uationaIen bemOtrati.
i@en Gseeutiu. .9lusi@luHes, Serr 3elpitt
aus New Oort, in Oiener eisuns oes
Sauies sesen Die Mominiitration por9e-
brodt. 8ei @eIesenbeit ciner 9cbot-
ie iiber 0epeihensebcimnib. ociien lin.
perletlidteit Gen. @ariielo in 9Ieider
8eilc, ,uie oas YricfsebeimniB pertbeis
oiste, ertldrte 9err Se,pitt, bab fait alle
Sriefe, bic er lpdbrenb Der @ablcam=
pasnc erbaIten, seOffnct nno oussn-
ihcinIid seleien uoroen isisn, als iie
ibm ,usin9en. Das 9aus bat bic
Sadie nidt aufsenommen, pobl tuciI
Die NntIase gu i&wer it, I'm (furSer
9anb) sur @alis elmer unterlu9uns
|Sema4t su tueroen; ober oab bic Sads
ni4t auf ii@ beruben SarF, Iicst aui Der
5ano. Gin idlparSes Cabinet, in ,ucl-
dem offieien uno ipitematiid oas gricf-
|scbeimnib pcrlebt iui,b, oas febIte uns
scraoe npd, unb iucnn bic @rant'i ite
Ominiitration li@ ;u iolder 9allunterei
bersesc6en bat, bann = lit es iuabrlid
bobe 3eit, lie uno bic @ortei, ons pel=
der lie beruorsesansen, sur &e4cn'
|ldoft su ;iebcn. Nas Saus mar fOrm-
| lid eoniterniyt Nbsr bic Gr0Hruns, bic
aasrsinps 4s.psiien 'eilrpe. bop pir un-
ter Srant i4on .ine:sans 9lapoleonii4,
@irtbi@aft sebabt baben, unnnteriudt
aber barf Die sa@e nidt bleiben, uni
bic &epubIifaner i'm 9auie iollten BIZ
griten lein. Die en:l9ieben oarauf an
trosen, obne alle &udli9t baraui, ipe
oaburd eompromittirt uno an DC,
Yranser 9eitelt ueroen mag.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23
No More Cold Weather.

The Elliott City (Maryland) Times
says: " An old resident with forty years
not centuries-of observation, says
we will have no more cold weather. He
says that in twice two-score Of years he
has never known the wild ducks to be
driven twice from our waters the same
season. If they come once and are
frozen out, they will not return till they
know that the trespass will not be re-
peated. They came last fall and re-
manned till the cold spell of December.
The river was then open for two weeks,
but the ducks came not. Their wisdom
was shown by the second coming Of the
ice king. Now the rivers are open
again and the ducks are here in myri-
ds-therefore there will be no more
cold weather If there should be, the
ducks are, for the first time in forty
years., false prophets. Are your ice
houses flled?"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23
The Trade Dollar at a Discount.

The San Francisco Bulletin, of Jan. 81
says: "The demand for the trade dol
lar in China is no longer equal to the
supply of the MINIS here and at Car
son, and the result is an over-abun-
dance of that coin in circulation. The
coin is now being subjected to a heavy
discount, from four to five per cent.
being named as the rate. And this dis
count is carried on in almost every
branch of business. Even conductors
on the street cars now refuse to take
them for their face, and subject them
to a discount Of ten per cent. Other
silver coins circulate in small quaint
ties for their face value. There is no
reason why any such distinction should
exist. The trade dollar is as much of
a legal tender for sums not exceeding
SIS as any other silver CON-"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23
Easter this Year

Easter this year falls On April 10Th,
instead Of the 9th, as has been sup
posed. The Churchmaa explains that
the cycle of the golden numbers is
lunar, not solar, and while by solar cal
culation a day always begins at mid
night, by lunar calculation it begins at
noon If, therefore, the paschal full
moon falls on Saturday after II M, it
is counted as falling N Sunday, and
then Easter day is the Sunday follow
ing. This is what happens in the pres
ent year. The paschal full moon falls
on Saturday, April 9Th, at seven min
utes to three P. NJ. 1t is therefore
counted as falling on Sunday, April
9th, and Easter day is the Sunday fol
lowing, i. e., April 10Th. 1t may be
added that should the full moon fall on
March 21st before IL NJ, that full moon
counted as falling on March Goth, would
not regulate Easter day, but the one
following. This happened in 1870
Worcester ,S9)7J
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23
How to Make a Nice Girl.

First get your girl. N. B.-She
mustn't be an old girl, but a young one,
nice and tender) Bring her up from
early infancy on strict diet of hot
pickles, cold brandy-and-water, Ouida' IS
novels. Send her to a fashionable
boarding school to be finished off, .
and when she comes home for the 'hol-
idays, carefully develop her latent love
for dress, extravagant habits and fond
ness for firtations. Buy her the
Slang Dictionary, and let her go every
where and do everything she likes. By
the time she is twenty-one she will be
quite nice girl.-Jatoly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23
SORGHUM.
From the Glasgow Ky.) Times

iIOLl Vic O1doSoW my A1luCo.
The production Of sorghum molasses is
becoming an important adjunct in agri-
promises to become an article of almost
universal use. We have seen several
specimens, made by different parties in
this country, which in point of consis-
tency and saccharine flavor, was almost
equal to the sugar-house molasses of
Indiana. 1t sells in this market for
from forty to fifty cents per gallon, and
as soon as the process for manufacture
ing the cane into molasses is a little
better understood, we shall expect it
almost entirely to supplant the inn
ported article. The production is a
move in the right direction of agricul-
ture and domestic economy, and we are
glad to note its promise.