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New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
MR.. ID. n. Moed, nnd Ne. Ira D. sanI.ey

NIr. ID. L.. Moody and Mr. Ira ID. sanlsey
Conduct services at
HIPPODROME
Between Madison and Fourth sye T"onysifh and I"en'
u seventh -ts.
EntTance, Mads0nave
H''"' D'' SATURDAY snd sunday excep'cdl
EVERY EVENING At 8 o'clock. ,..,,
OVERFLOW MEETING. s to Si5 o'clock;
except saturday,
Entrance, Fourth-aYe.
f0r eEnrancs Fourth ave. EVERY NIGHT az O'clock
voNENs MEETING, from to l45 O'Clock.
"' Saturday and sunday eXceptedD
IN DR. ,oukugs Church. MaisonaSe Twenty ninth ST.
!" O' LIVERY SUNDAY.
'Of "o"A-' For MsS ONLY. p m.
notckes Of admission required Tor OF these services
The doors viii be open ONE HALF HOUR before eaeh
OF these meetings are large and must he de-
rayrd by private subscription. Contributions be sent 70
J. PIEKPoNT MORGAN esq. Tna,urer 23 Mansh
SAMUEL rHOkNE.
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements
". r.. DODGE Chairman General committee
NATHAN BISHOP Chairmsn Executive committee
Po,,-s,r e N.t,ce.-rhe FOREIGN MAILS Tor the weer
ending AfURDAI March 1876, will close At tina once
via onesnsIomn on wFDS EsDAY al 5, n Europe.
steamer Russia, via Queenstown on Iuu hSDAi ~
chsrh"nrc ~" and ~ u,iaburr ON SATURDAY at m. tor
Great Britain Ireland end France per steAne. va.
Queenstown and At m tor ilan.e a 10, Europe psr
steamer Hermann. SOUTHAMPTON anu nremon = u.
for scotland direct mus be pecaiH a $751; p,tn p pcc
win leave Now.YoIk March s. Mails for China Japan &C,
Will leave san francisco March TO- p ,,yrs pu
The f:ood listers of ST. Joseph's Home Fifteenthss
for The under their care use py Hies
on Of their Medical Adviser GIIEss LINlMEnT ioDiD5
OF s nv u. dTsssts Depot No toI sixth New rof
Only 90 cents and " per pot'ie
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
10y RIDEM ALkS.

A day of cold, cloudy weather was closed
last night by light showers Of mingled rain and seet
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
OPPOSITION TO rIPEAcMlNG GOV. KELoGG.

OIFIlNITIUN IU III.'V Nf'N' INII'IN'I'1'
NFw-ORLEANs, Feb. 27.-1he city papers
today pub shed memorial expressing unqualified dis
ouuoboou Of the attemp, the par; ~ the House Of
upeach at this time Gov Kellogg The
memorial is signed by sixty prominent commercial
house, and individuals whom The HUheim says repre-
sent more than slOO0O00o oi the active capital of the
city
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
The tnllnnnr dIsratch Nas rcceivca thi. eyenIng:

MERIDfN, La, FED. y
ia t.Soejol,J Irsss Nfir. OrlcInS: kilograms have
bern received here Dsang tho people Ia ndn~e inpcac
mont hv red hot dispatch We believe public
"nntin,,ft IN Web, a. Parish is op osed to in
urIchln, mt at the present time without nlorn ght
Signed ID. Is. Hamilton Goodwill T. B Neal hilst0-
pbcr Chafe John &. Lane t. W. Paul, Ben Wade i" B
" tIins, G. W. Warren.
These names embrace the most prominent business men
in that section Of the state.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28

DHDi r. IOYAL' ItGION, INIIFl SlAIFF,|
COMNASDgRI OF TiiH SrAiE Ot NtW. lOgkff
NRw.N oRK Feb. ~. 1876
Will .or tue purpose
OF attending funeral ceremonies ot our deceased Com
plnun Paw Directo Garrett H. Barry u : ~ az 81 Francis
Nnyier Church. SNtcrnhs, at 10 O'Clock M. on
Tuesday 2Hh met Tho insi mia of the Order VIII Ds
worn con ,Iicu0usy the center o. the left breast
by order OF . -. . =. ,,-----.,.-
CpARtr, A. CARLTON Breyet Brigader rGenera, United
states Volunteer, Recorder.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
DIEII.

AH Notices Of Marriage must bs ipdorsel ,cih fdI
ran< and adtiress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
sTocKHolpERs' MEETING.

A NNuAL MEETING. NOTICE. - TiIE
n 1rst d ~ animal meeting of the siockhold.
prs Of the Queen Mining Co1pAny. for the eiec-
ton Of Directors 20 ssrvs f-r the ensuing year.
and for the transaction Of puch other bnpine,s
q may pSoperly come before the n.ssiins. Will
BE- held IL the once Of the Company. hoom No.
Haysard's Building. No 4iy Usliforpia ,trrst.
San Prancise0, California. on TUESDAY. thu
pirth tsth) day Of June. isis II the hour of
one III O'Clock 2. n. of raid day.
wM. II. McCLINTOCR.
myistd sscrvtafy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

Tnx explosion at Hell Gate. New York.
which was to have taken place ON the
ith 81 July. has been deferred until
some time in August, on account OF the
large number OF people that will be alb.
sent from New York in July attending
tho Centennial Exhibition. The work
@. charging the blast with nitro
rlycerins, which was To have taken place
about the presen. time. has consequent
ly been postponed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
NOTICE.,

lIorloE 10 BEREIY GIVEN THAT TIIk
IN Imperial silver Mining Company. Emp'rs
Mil aud Mining Company, Consolidated Gold
Hi Quartz Mil and Mining Company, Ecllp,s.
winters and Plato Gold Hill ConSolidaitd Min.
ing Conf any, Trench Gold Hill Mining Com.
psny, Bsecn Mill and Mining Company, add
bowers Mining Company have consolidated
their capital stock, debts, propeity. nsets and
frspchi,s., and that said cons pIidAted company
10 called the CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL.
MINING COMPANY, the principal place OF
businsss Of which u In ,he ei'y snd county Of
San francisco, state CT California.
A. X. J.. HARMQS.
President OF the Consolidated Imperial Mining
comis5{;. INV. Inn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
sTocKHoIbERs' MEETING.

A NNUAL MEETING. = NOTICE. = TIE
"A nrst (istI annual nesting 81 the stock
holders Of the Alabama Mining Company. for
The election Of Directnrs tn serys i"f The s,-
suing year. and Tor the Transaction OF spcii
other business - may properly come before the
nesting. will be hsld st the ONCE 81 the Com.
california street, Ian Franciseo, California, on
TUI IsDAY, the siItn ,6thD day Of June, 1870. 81
the hour VI two tal o'clock ,. =. 81 ,sid day.
wM II. hccLfNTOCk.
myIstd Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
Bsncroit's Library
DELINQUENT SALES.

0OLuMnIA MINING C0APANY.-
u Location OF principal place Of bus,ness.
Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of vorks. Virginia Mining District.
STOREY county. Nevada.
Notiee. e.-Thers arc delinquent upon the fol.
ment mo. II levied on the i3th day OF April,
is16. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. a. fol.
loHs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

Mn. DuSL,r. London teacher OF
swimming furnishes his pupils with
paddles for the hands, resembling plates
In siis and shape. and thus snablesth them
to move with great rapidity through the
water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

Gso. FAcErr RowE doesn't think It
wise for all actor to marry an actress.
lone of them. inevitably. must be
more successful than the other. Then
will ensue jealousy ON enc side or the
other. Either the la,ly Is surroundedby
40 many gallants that the husband be-
comes Jealous. or tho husband by so
many admiring ladies' that the wife
grows splcnstic. Ergo. unhappiness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
sTocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

nRi0INAL GOLD HILL GOLD AND sii..
" vER hfNlNu COMPANY. - Notice III
Bios skholders. Francisco, April ~. is1f.-
In secotdance With . resoluiion adopted a. :
messing Of the Trustees Of tbs Original Colt
Hill 0old and Silver mining Company, . spa
eial mestIng Of the stockholders 81 said Con.
pany 10 hsrsby q lied. tho same 10 be heidi ~
Inc sfnes Of the Company. Room IL. No. 90
California str. et, San franeiseo. California. OF
FRIDAY. the isih day OF Nay. 1916. Of the hou:
OF 4 O'Clock r. H.. 10 take into critidsrAtiot
and decide uron the proposition 10 increase IL,
capital steck Of paid ComI any from three mi
lion o00 ooo) doiiars. divided into thirty thot-
,and isOyOOOl sla GO Of one huLdrcd llOob
dollars each. the present capital stock of to
Company, to ten Eiiiion lio.Uro odn) dollars. ts
be divided into ono hundred thousand tloO,ootJ
shares Of one hundred tiOol. dollar, .ael,:
j. W. IlussEy,
Q. N. PKcE.
a. N. GAINES,
ap7otd q. ID. kOBEkTs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
QUE ADvRRTisiNG AGENTS,
LEGAL.
sIocknoLpERs' MEETING.

SrLvKR HILL MIMIC c0NPASy.-Nc.
- TiCB To STOCKHOLDERS --san Yraii.
April ~, is16.--A meeting Of the stocss
holders Of the silver I'LL Mining Company Q
hereby called. 10 be held al the once of tie
Company, Room No. ~ Haywsrd's Duildin !,
No, Iig California street. Ssn fnnelsco. CALI
fornia, ON hOhDAY. the nth day Of kay. isI.,
at the hoar OF . o'clock y. H.. ~ consider ard
decide upon proposition 10 Increase ihe car.
ital stock Of said Company fron Its .prc.ei'!
ca pltal stock Of Ave millions four hundr d
ihousand dollars tts tno Oyo). divided Into nfty.
four thousand $4,000 shares ot one hubdr 4
dollars Oiooj each, 70 ten millions eight hun.
Into one hundred and eight thousand C0s, ,vcoI
sharss Of one hundred dollars lsiool esen.
A. X. y. HARMON,
W. d. HOBART.
&. ". FELTON,,
J. ID. FRY.
ap2otd Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20
WHAT .li. rREFERRED.

II ~as my little daughter.
VINO IVES 20 dear to NE.
pressed her To my bosom
whlle heidhsr on my knee
And sang To b. . al the pretty songs
I'd rial In the Golden liule.
All the ditties hsd learned yeArs ago,
When went TO sunday school
OF the good AID grand old pstriafehs
Who lived In the dsys gone By
or the WONDERFUL hing. they ,aid aud did'
And the realm. beyond the sky;
Olths ys wbo ssnesd the haid hsAdeu man.
AMI wtrs eaten by ssvsse bears;
And the many rewards thai wsrs In steN
For children uho a d their prayers.
And she r.I.ed her blue syes up 10 mine
she. my innoeect nr.t born
She stretched her innossnt littls arms.
And gave . tcrrinc yavn: ,..,.
"Oh. bother such stuff = sighed ths h'''s
dear.
"rhst's Aiics.,h.r too a.t v,,,,,.,
Aren't yoa ro!ng 10 sing Tbs Aaihs>n
0uarisF
I've asari saoush Of that"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-20

B.rsE. the wrestler, seems to be doing
well at the East. st. Louis Is the latest
place where he has gathered lucro by bis
skiilfuliy arranged matches. The Gloos.
D,,.o.1,l .ol-mnly says: "Bausr num-
b-rs among his friends almost every
prominent French resident OF 1t. Louis.
and the universally expressed opinion !.
tina, he wrestles To win, and that he viii
have nothing whatever to do with crook.
.l dealing. as his enemies have charged.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22
How q Cham eleOm Changes It's
DFeSs.

A Florida letter writer describes
the manner In which a chameleon
made It's toilet thus: "When my
attention was first called to 1t, l
thought 1t was an imposture, for The
reptile looked just rs II II had on n
little night.gown of fine lavender
colored muslin, tied or tucked i'm at
the neck and top OF the tall. This
strange garment gradually parted in
openings. While this process was
going on, the chameleon, which was
on the floor and had thread tied
around IL, held at one end, would
very unexpectedly and suddenly
make vigorous little PUSHES and
darts across the floor, TO the ladies,
who were gathered around it
watching the shedding process. On
such occasions the ladies would run
screaming toa corner of the room,
the suddenness and rapidity OF the
small ''varmint's" movements
whenever he started seeming TO de-
prive them Of all presence OF mind.
The chameleon got hold of what he
could Of this cast-on garment and
tried TO swallow 10. Upon examin-
Ing segments OF the cast skin under
q magnifying glass, II was seen to be
filed full OF perfect circular holes,
arranged In the most regular and
orderly manner, and the texture re.
sembled that OF tho crown of a bon.
net, though not quite 50 close. $500
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

Upon his person were a pocketbook
containinga few dollars in money,
and some private papers, but moth
ing showing why he committed his
Singular .self-anuEdeT.
Mr.. Moon was we'll known Ia this
csty. He owned y fine farm near the
FArnlors' Institute, and leAvesa wife
and four children. He served with
Captain Haggard In the Sixteenth
Indiana Battery during the war. and
was agallant soldier. Upon his farm
he had q blacksmith, wagon, and
carpenter shop, and was considered
q mechanical genius, though he new
or learned any trade-a sort of slack
at trades and good at none." The
remains were placed in charge OF
! Undertaken Scudder, who will to-
day ship them to his family.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22
4 Man Who Never Saw a In.
connective.

Among the crowd of spectators at
the Union Pacific depot this morn
ing, who gathered there to see the
fast transcontinental train, was an
old man who had never before seen
a locomotive or railroad train.
His name was Camp, and he came
from Rhode Island twenty-five years
ago, and located in Nebraska, where
he has ever since resided, and during
which time he has never been TWEEN.
ty-fye miles away from his country
home, which is far from any rail-
road. He had often heard of To-
connective, and knew what an engine
and train Of cars looked like. as
ne had occasionally seen pictures of
both. He had no comprehension.
however, of the principles upon
which the machine was operated.
and the locomotive. which he intent
" gazed at, was as much an object
n renraositHr ~, lss.asA~z>~s@i..-
viewed him. He spent Al che
Il khe depot, viewing the
many engines and their workings.
He said he was sixty years of age,
and was going oa y'sas 9 SHARP
i 49, ~, &; s;,s',i,;I. nud cxkibited "a
<.z.,tfS1ftv ~ NJ - nAQ " Cir xr.2v
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

One Of the boy reformers, In q
speech a few evenings since, made
this remark: q have three good
reasons for keeping the pledge not to
use tobacco: First, because / am to
have - at the end Of the year; sec
ond, because ! have pledged myself
not to use 1t; and third tho strongest
motive OF all-becalse I'll get lick
ing IL / don't keep itv 1t is unnec-
essary to say that the speech was APP
Dlauded.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia ~
the Bones, Side and Head, sS
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorhsa r''
from internal liberation, and ! q
disease, Syphilitic and MercaA !.
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, En'iS !.
General Debility, and for PanE4f
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais aconS'is
vegetable alternatives - Stllllhp
drake, Yellow Dock with TIE "
of Potassium and Iron, and s@S
efficacious medicine yet know
the diseases it is intended 10 cur
It's ingredients are 30 shia.I
bined, that the full alteratlVs an
each is assured, and while !! sss
as to be harmless even 10 ehld'a
still so effectual as TO purge oa' ~.
system those impurities and orr
which develop into loathsoms als y.
The reputation il enjoys !.
from its cures, and the conhdsias :. !,
prominent physicians all oy Is ~ ' !
try repose in it, prove thsH
Of its usefulness. -
Certificates attesting Us VIE
accumulated, and are consaa.!
received, and as many Of thsss -
publicly known, they furnish Ss Y, I
evidence of the superiority o ~. +,
saparilla over every otnsf =. - :,
medicine. So generally u ~ (
ority to any other medicine Ea ~,
we need do no more than 70 ~ ~
public that the best qualitiss n
possessed are strictly maintaD'|
PREPARED By
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Love-, =
Practical and Ans!yfsSs1 1871;
sold BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS sV'
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

PhiladeiplaiA has had special CEN
tennial eensus taken At her own en-
pence, and y rewarded by nnding
that nor population now numbors
Sill 44S souls IAN incresso Of A3.A28
sinco 1870. There are i,sI2 more
females than snslep ID the city, and
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22
Air In sleeping Rooms !.
lchris,ian at Work.

.H
III two persons are to occupy n
bedroom during the night, lot them
step upon weighing scales as they re.
tire, and then again In the morning,
and they will find their actual
weight Is at least a pound less in the
morning. Frequently the loss will
be more, and the average loss tllroug-
out the year will be all OF that. That
is, during the night there il a loss of
q pound OF matter, which has gone
of from their bodies, partly through
their lungs and partly through The
pores of the skin. The escaped mate,
rial is carbonic acid and refuse ami.
NAL matter Of poisonous exhalations.
This is diffused through the air Ia
part, and part absorbed by the bed.
clothes. fla single ounce OF cotton
or wool be burned In the room, il
will so completely saturate the air
with smoke that one can hardly
breathe, though there can only be
one ounce offoreign matteri In the afr. |
lfan ounce Of cotton be burned every
half hour during the night, the air
mEMwHzsxn1px7zu1W11 gruVHqy~uuuuUuuu
St1tl, siaoke, unleas tI,&se w wv ebf,>t{
door or Wlndow - - eocopa vi, How
Tire sixteen oaanoaS ~ umolpe 4 IN ~
fo<rned Il far less pois6nous tlixu 'fibs
sixteen ounces ~ cxhalAtiops from
the lungs Of two psrsons wlso hava
lost . pound In weight during esvht
hours Of sleoping; fov while the dry
smoke II mainly taken into me
lungs. the damp odors from tho botlv
arc absorbed both into tho lunvs and
Il into the pores OF tho whole bod q
mood more be said 10 show tho IN,
/ ] portanco Of having bstlrr0ouas Wal
ventilated, and u thoroughly nirsne
/ thu sheets, blankets, 'coverirds ~
!, mattresses IN the Inornlng hefsr'
I packing them up In Tho fusm I = !,
d I neatly made he'd ssAsN sasssxs II b
~ 7eN ~ - a*gtt '
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22


Nnd n fuxth&1once "a 1nSe NH E ~ Y i
9feAt nnetropolx tnn 1opeos 80 ~ 40
purpose Of adding 10 ttic ArcAl<go1o III
cal storoa Of our corhnon county W
Sook from YOU such ranaint scancee sof
- busy and no doubt welIspent lIfoy
and such incidents connected With
tho carly history OF this great ana
xrAnd commonwealth nj may by the
aid Of naomory be passed In roview
before your ancient mind. Z
II seemod 10 tAko some, timo foI
him 10 got this proposition clearl,
1axed In his mind. A. proof tina
4 was diHtinctly understood men
ton that no turned 10 tho old lady
hIs great granddaughter, aud satd
Fanny, you go and play wlkls you
Aoll 4 little while, you needn't NIn
"A - now, end : VIII talk ~ a
lEtng that h62
n IA into the naxlt1
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22
Ayers
SarSaparill

For Scroials, nj |
scrofulous disaps u
pelas, Rose, Or s. IL
ny's Fire, Enptla 5
Eruptiye diseases 4 :
skin, Ulcerstion : 2
Liver, Stomach, kar
Lungs, Pimples PHss
Boils, Blotchss IL
letter, Salt RhsE. y
Head. RiupvOna. s
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

On yea spell donkey WIN ON
stc.f" ee1esl silly, y0nng ina1A a
1elxhs esxl. ssxes.'' sls aassesl
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

Some w
Moines II
could do v
the time v
Hut there
tries. TIL
bitter her
various 10
with sciel
cosnmenci
carefully,
reliable In
hns FORUM
Woyrsic1
valuable n
botanic na
I'm, from
French be
wood gro,
soil, II eas
stassdsrsi.l
can either
pressed In
retail mar
large bales
at'ainthe,
worinwOo'
bulk II cor
silver In
loss In IA
Will keep
the dema,
Sage II
the mark
place Ia |
The supp
exceeded
largely Int
of most b
CALI sdicl
health, an
considered
II y easy (
and II read
Tor rnAFke(.
pressed In
tail trade.
II nscessar
" construt
~, Boston
lieut., and 4
500 per &C
Alasal ci,us
hftee1i inc
hvo poun
There arc 1
which cou
not ~ exts
and cage, |
10 IN her
recomn,en
production
sarps ", |,
wisi,
(devsiing i
|how Of an
70 we'll stoe
be ast0Ais
which, cou
ll,s found !
,kr1ediclne,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22
WOODRUFF BR|I

Book Agents Vn
10 canvass Oh An
plan, for the in.ats
ing book Out-aAe1
Of the c0uatriag Nj
and South AmanM :
sells for only &N-a
| -cheapest,ttia
| book In the wGt-s
cry family must hm
tGrandly illu.tnIs
slsn "Csntsbbi'l llIhsi IL
Northwest itIpgI nis
lily illusirsttd-tgH, a.
lOrlsr Book FFss-bat n
res dy--dOn't I'll b rSs
privstc ttrm' Lta''s
| interstate Bod b
I2O-l5-2I-7 DLGRykr ]
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

KNo
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the
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OF
70
fro!
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22
Our Specialties.

GIybOratis, for Chap ped Hands
and Skin Eruption5.
Facine, for Removing Tan and
Freckles and BeautifyiDg the Com
plexion.
ARDERY f. ROBERTS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22
IMPROVED
BUTTER WORKING MACHINE.

BUTTER WORKING MACHINE.
am prepared 10 furnish parties Improved Machinery
the use OF machine and process all - :
ata BUITERMILK rs EXTRACTED
ana removed unpleasant oder
color In each lot packed. - $3.50 =
FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN
VIII find IN thsmachinea Butter free from
doing with the
ating by hand or with the paddle. "n - -
County and State Rights for Sale.
10 References and particulars Address
L. BIDDLE
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

- - mus the OLD man went
on, "reminiscences crowding his brain,
until fearing that his throttle valve
might wear out / concluded to take
my leave and get the other hundred
years mt some future time. Upon
his asserting to receive token from
me by which he might recall TO mind
his pleasant interview, / promised
to send him handsome burial casket
with a plate glass front window and
silver door plate, and Judging from
his past, h6 will move into 1t In
about GO Yeara. ML.-. ---a... IL "a
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-06-22

WIN cottOn.battiDg, saturated with
chioroform. To keep the chin out or
the way, holes were made Ia each
side OF the box, and a wooden rod
ran through. upon which the chin
rested. II Is supposed that having
his machinery arranged " his salts
faction and the candle lighted, the
suicide laid himself upon the floor,
arranged the straps, applied the
chloroform to the cotton, placed his,
head In The box, and calmly slept
until the ak descended. To accom-.
MEDIATE his neck three narrow striDs
were screwed to the floor, which on.
Grated the Same as a pillow, and
gave good foundation for the an 10
faii into. When the candle had
burned down sufficiently the cord
was burned OFF and the az fell. COM
pietely severing the head from the
body--making a clean job OF 10. The
head remained In the box, while the
blood flowed out upon the floor, and
accumulated In . great pool. The
room Is narrow, and half The mans
body lay under the bed. The physi.
clans say that death must have en-.
sued some time during the afternoon
rs no signs Of decay were visible.
which generally happens very quick.
~ this hot weather. The bed I'm The
room had not been disturbed, and 10
g probable that he spent the night
n perfecting his machinery OF death. |
Not nail was used, everything be-
ng put together with bolts and
crews. 10 make sure against the
assih NY 90 ~. eapdla Eeias As..s.-II
ene4 M eEeApel m RANSOM lead-
rs Into rQQuQ "a. The lumh~r' X |
which the t4achlnAry vae mnss~' a.
se1nsr With the bolts ana. screws.
were undoubtedly .hrnught Is the
NOEL In hls trunk. H1so Two. sniSooo
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! y hardRaEd btQse, 6a4]3E<5Ax
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