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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-21
The Main Buildings
OF PHILADELPHIA

WANAMAKERS " AREitOtSES TIE Hggt started
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; in Il small corner Of
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES TIE old brick build
WASAMAKER's WAREHoCsEs Ig al SGrth and
WANAMARER's WAREHOUSES Market sOHI,-
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES nhdt cheugrd ~
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES the iron ronttti
WAEAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES building, covering
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; four lots and
WANAMAK ER's WAREHOUSES knolrh FIR ana
WASANAKER's WAREHOUSES; near as OAK
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES HALL
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; The hOus~ il RI
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES clusircty etetot,d 20
wANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; clothing iOl' H.,3i
WASAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES Gnd boys, and is
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; popuidr because o.
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES ne ton0e stock, tot'
WANAMAK WAREHOUSES; prices, and thu
WANAXAKER's WAREHOUSES roughly retid6ir
wASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES methods of business
wANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES originated aud still
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; Carried on there.
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; THE NEW Es-
WASAMAKE WAREHOUSES; TABLIsHMEST At
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES Thirteenth Il
wANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES Market street is
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WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; MEMS AND BOYS
WANAMARER'S WAREHOUSES CLoTuISG.
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES HATS AND CAPS
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; EooTs AND SHOES
WASAMAEER's WAREHOUSES SHIFTS lSD
WASAMAKER's WAREHOUSES FrRSISIIISg
WASAMAkERS W AREHOtSES GOODS
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WASAMAKER'H WAREHOUSES; NALIsES
WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES; RUBBER GOODS
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WANAMAKER'S WAREHOUSES; buyers. The large
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WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES diiO'cs The SidH"st
WANAMAKER's WAREHOUSES; kind OF prOatS, 50
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WANANAKER's WAREHOUSES customers rttInTl-
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Visitors Welcome!

Thirteenth an d
Market and .Sir'h
ui Market arr
,rH itOr'fh ciSifiHp,
Il Il d NJ. Hula-
M a Efr assures u
welcome 10 risifOTS,
rhethfr they care 10
buy or not.
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M'he G<til Msyhi9
Local Affairs.

REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28
WASHINGTON.

The House Committee on Territories ha.
voted to amend the bill making New Mexico
n State, 80 as 10 provide that the election for
the adoption Of the State Constitution shall
be held in June, 1877. This will prevent the
new state from taking part inthe next Pres
idential election.
The statue OF Abraham Lincoln, in Lin
coin square, Washington City, was unveiled
with appropriate ceremonies on the 14th.
The exercises took place In the presence Of
8 large crowd, among which the colored
people were fully represented by societies
and orders. The monument was unveiled
by President Grant, md seated around him
upon the platform we're the members OF the
Cabinet, Supreme Court Judges, member 81
Congress, fereign ministers, etc. The Grafton
wa delivered by the colored orator, Fred
erick Douglass. The statue il Of bronze.
IL feet high, and resting on a pedestal 10
feet high. 1t represents Mr.. Lincoln stand
ing erect, with the proclamation Of emanci-
patton in his left hand, while his right hand
is outstretched over the kneeling figure 81 4
slave, from whose limbs the shackles have
just been freed. Upon the base OF the moH-
ument l. the word Emancipation The
statue cost $i7 900, all Of which was paid by
the colored people. Congress appropriated
5000 for the pedestal.
l.. X. Lippincott, late chief clerk OF the
General Land-Cffice, who was summarily
dismissed by Secretary Chandler some weeks
age for being engaged in d~efrsuding the
Conveniently means Of fraudulent Chippe-
wa land scrip, has turned up missing. and
all efforts 10 ascertain his whereabouts have
proved fruitless. Lippincott was indicted
by the Grand Jury, and Is supposed TO have
taken refuge in some foreign country. IL Is
now known that he passed i.OcO fraudulent
claims, for which he received about S28 600.
Lippincott Is the husband Of s.Grace Green
wood, y n popular writer for the press and
a most estimablc lady.
The Grand Jury OF the District OF Column
bia has returne indictments against Gen.
Babcock. Harrington. Whitley, Netileship.
Benton, Miles and someryille. for completely
IL Tie safc-burglary conspiracy. Babcock
gave bail In SO, 900, ex-Goy. Shepherd be-
coming his security. III was reported that
Harr lgton bad fed. 1t is understood that
all except Bsbcock and Harrington will be
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28
A Novel Cure for Locusts.

The inhabitants of the islet Of Avos
Str iti, lying to the south Of Lemnos,
are in a grievous state Of disappoint-
ment, owing 10 the failure Of a plan
they adopted some little time ago for
the purpose Of preventing the annual
visit of the locusts, which for some
years have been a plague to the island.
Believing that sorcery was nj the root Of
the evil, they confined half adozen wom-
en at the bottom of a well. The Turk
ish authorities not approving of this
proceeding, interfered on behalf Of the
women, who were released from the
well after a months imprisonment /:
but, although one of them died from
the effects of this treatment, strange to
say the locusts were not appeased.
They reappeared last summe as us
ual, and devoured the crops with their
accustomed ~voracity. Two Of the lead
ing inhabitants OF Ayos Strait have,
therefore, been deputed by the commu-
nifty To proceed to Constantinople and
solicit that the islanders may be tenn
pOrarily exempted from direct taxes,
and also that steps may be taken 10 X
terminate the lOcusts. As il is row
thirteen years since the islanders have
been able TO harvest any grain, owing
TO the l%ocusts, their request appears 10
have made a fair claim to consideration,
and the more SO rs the Turkish Govern
ment are TO blame for having released
the women from the well before the ex-
pertinent could be said TO have had a
fair trial.-PaH Mall Gazele.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28
Instructions for the Redemption oI
Fractional Currency.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April lS.-Sec-
rotary Bristow has issued the following
instructions concerning the issue of sill
YER coin in place Of fractional currency {;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington. u. c.,
April n. rlo.-By virtue 81 the authority vest 4
N the secretary % The Treasury. by the second
. -tion Of the act entitled 'sAn act o. provide for
The deficiency Ia the Printing and Engraving
Bureau 81 The Treasury Department. and for the
- fractional currency. approved April u. 1876,
the several onicers below named are
hereh, authorized. upon presentation at
ton OF fractional currency Of the
United ~tates. IN sum. Of e.. OF multiple there
~. assorted hy denominations ami iu an amount
NOT - cxcsed tl0e. % issue therefor a like
amount OF silver coin OF the United >tatcs. % the
denomination of ten. twenty. twenty five and
atty cents. and furthermore upon presentation
for redemption al the onice Of the Treasury Of
the United states in this city OF any amount 81
such currency. properly Assorted. and in sums
Of not less than hve dollars. the Treasurer is
authorized a. issue silver coin therefor - the
amount OF currency presented, or he may gave
his check therefor. payable in silver al either II
The orhces hereinafter named. AZ the op-
ton ~ the party presenting currency.
from time 10 time. fractional currency redeemed
in silver under these instructions by any % che
Assistant Treasures or designated depositorics
- the United states. viii Oe sent in sums OF one
thousand dollars or lnuitplles thereof 70 the
Treasurer % tins city. the amount a. be charged
IN the Treasurer general coin account a. a trans
fer % funds ant any amounto % srch currency TOR
which silver has been paid remaining az any time
inctsh at the everal Offices viii be- treated a. coin
asset and In no case viii such fractional eur
rency he reis-ued. Fractional currency
sent by express or otler~irc % the officers
below ramct for redemption IN sill
yer under the provisions OF this circular
snould be accompanied by a letter Of advice
stating fully the address Of the sender, ami how
the remittance Ia payment therefor IL desired.
and II By frcasurer's check the Onlce AZ which
the check should be made payable. The Gov
eminent will not pay express charges on silver
issued. OF fractional currency presented for
redemption. under the provisions Of this circu-
lar.
The officers herein referred % are as follows
Treasurer United states, Washington. assistant
Trea-urers az Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
-. Louie. Charleston .. CD. New Orleans,
Cincinnati. Chicago. San Francisco and Bal.
fimore the intel states REPOSITORIES az Buf-
lAl0 and Pittsburgh. Signed
IL. "A. HurgTDW Sersy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

Al attempt was made 20 rob an expires.
train on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway, at Blue jacket Switch, In the
Cherokee Nation. on the night 81 the 18th.
The plan Of the miscreants was 70 switch the
train. and then plumber II At their leisure.
The officer 81 the company had received in
formation u The intended foray. however,
and we're prepared 10 receive the robbers
" in a well armed force. Unfortunately
one Of the train guards got excited and CON-
menced firing too soon. and the whole gang
took to their heels. There Were seven q
the rascais in the party. Two o. them were
reported captured n Chetopa on the follow
INK morning. and the arrest Of nearly the
whole lang was anticipated.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned on the
18th. having been in session 10l days.
CT Moelier. On ex-Ganger, has been
sentenced TO "a years imprisonment in the
state Prison and 10 pay 4 fine Of y, 800: and
Reynolds, a rectifier. has been sentenced 10
six months in the County Jail and 10 a fine
Of $3.50: both q Milwaukee.
The Virginia R~epublicr Convention has
chosen an uuplcdged delegation 10 the Gin
cinnau Convention. IL j. claimed that a ma
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

Lightning struck a II. 600 barrel oil-tznk.
m Bear Creek Station. Pa. on the morning
Of the l3th. setting il on fire and scattering
the burning oil ali over two other adjoining
tanks. About 5000 barrels Of oil were
nearly 10000.
BY the upset;ing Of the schooner Henriet-
n GreenleAf, Of Gloucester, Mass, three Of
the crew were drowned. The remainder
took 10 the beats, one Of which was picked
up, but another. containing five nen. had
not been heard from.
The New York stock Exchange j. to be
closed from the 1st to the 18th o. July, in
honor % the Centennial.
The viii Of the late Alexander r. stewart
was admitted to probate on the l4tb. With
the exception OF a bequest Of Sl.e90.O o 0 70
Judge Hilton, the business MANAGER and
lifelong friend cf the deceased, there are
no requests, either public or private. Of any
large amounts, his whole forum being left
TO his wife, with directions 70 continue.
under the advice Of Judge Hilton, the
plans Of public and private charity which he
had begun. He requests that 10 each Of his
employees who have served him ~ years,
a go hal be paid, and 10 those who have
served him 10 year, $50. His household
servants were literally provided for in the
will, IND TO sarah and Rehecca Morrow,
whose family had befriended him in his
youth, he leaves an annuity Of sl2, 0co, and
also a house and furniture.
The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil ar
rived in New York on the 18th. Several
Cabinet officers, together with Gen. Sher-
man and other high officials, went down the
bay in the steamer Alerf, and welcomed the
royal guests. Al the request Of Dom Pedro,
no public reception was rendered him upon
his arrival.
A call has been issued for a convention. TO
be held in New York City on the 18th q
May, ''to consider what may be dOne 10 Sc
cure the election Of men to the highest
Offices OF the Republic, whose character and
ability VIII satisfy the exigencies OF the
present situation, protect the honor
Of the American name, prevent
the national election OF the Centennial year
fr~m becoming a mere choice Of evils. and
satisfy the popular desire for genuine re-
FORM The call is signed by VIM Cullen
Bryant, Theodore ID. woolsey, Alexander
III. Bullock, Horace White, and Carl
Schurz.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

S~teinberger, the American Prime Minis
ter Al samoa, has had a quarrel with King
Malistoa. and IL j. reported j. now held a. 4
prisoner on board the British ship Barra-
souta. by order OF United States Consul
Foster.
There was 4 severe snow-st@rm through
out England and Ireland on the 18th. caus-
ing much damage 10 vegetation.
procession Of Home-ruiers at Limerick,
Ireland, on the 18th, wa set upon by sew
eral hundred Nationalists, armed with
stones. bludgeons and knives, and a De-
perate fight ensued, in which over 10 per-
sons were wounded, some fatally. The Ma
tionalisis got wOrsted in the encounter. The
cause u the riot was the discomfort Of the
Nationalist, who form a remnant Of the
Fenian party, at what they declare to be the
utter seglect Of the Home-rule question by
so-called Home-rule leaders during the pres
eni session 81 Parliament.
The Mexican Revoluti0nist- have captur-
ed Victoria. the capital o. T~amaulipas. Gov.
canale- has pronounced for Diaz. A forced
loan Was being exacted from merchants az
New Laredo BY order ~ Diaz.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

An adult person 500 grains
OF oxygen per hour, and gives of 6O0
grains per hour of carbonic acid. A
child Of 30 pounds weight gives off as
much as an adult Of i0Opounds weight.
\ school-room filled with children will,
II not well ventilated at the beginning
Of the hour, contains - parts in 1000
OF carbonic acid, nj the end Of the first
hour II, and At the end of the second
hour 81. The air is also spoiled by the
pe~rspiration 1T the body. and BY the
volatile oils given out through the skin.
An adult gives off through the skin in
- hours from 1900 To 1900 grains Of
water mixed with various eXcrements,
poisonous il breathed.
A stearin candle consumes from 200
10 500 grains of oxygen per hour, and
gives off four-fifths of a cubic foot Of
carbonic acid, and half an ounce Of
water.
Carbonic oxid Is a much more dan
gercus gas than carbonic acid, and this
obtains entrance TO our rooms in many
ways, through cracks in stoves and de-
fective stove-pipes, or when the ear
bOnic acid If the air ONE in contact
with a very hot stove and is converted
into carbonic oxid. The dust Of the air
may, on a hot stove, be burnt 10 pro-
duce il or il may flow out from stove
pipes when the gas is not perfectly con-
sumed.
Another form Of air injury is the dust
Of a fungus growth which fills the air
in damp and warm places; we call il
miasma from a want Of a true knowl-
edge Of it, character. Accidental va
pors are the browning source OF air
poisoning; these are tobacco smoke,
kitchen vapors, wash-room vapors, and
the like.
When we heat our houses and close
them from outside air, the heat turns
the mixture into n vile mess unfit for
breathing. The only remedy is ventila-
ton. During cold weather, when the
rooms are closed from free currents Of
outside AR, one must look after the
matter thoroughly and do his best To
prevent injury to himself and his family
from polluted air.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

used a. witnesses. and indictments against
those testify ing viii be aoNe pressed. one
Miles. alias White, a professional safe
breaker. who j. snow serving out a Il years'
imprisonment in The Vermont state Prison
FOR bank robbery. has written a letter 10
Mr.. Knott, Chairman Of the Judiciary Com
mitiee, ina which he states that he Wa EN-
ployed By Col. Whitley and did the job I'M
der direction Of Bahcock. Harrington and
oihers. who assured him 81 protection
Gen. Hedrick was examined by the ely
mer Committee on the 18th. His evidences
Was 10 the effect hat he j. interested in the
post-indershipS al Fort Buford, Fort I'm
coin and Fort Fetterman. He has one
third interest la each, hut never put any
capital ia either. lie helped % secure these
post-traderships. and Was apersOnal friend
Of Secretary Belknap. He had received
nothing from Fort Lincoln-from the other.
perhaps, $1,000.
Col. John l.. Roueit. formerly Second
Assistant Pcstmasier-GenerAl and now
Governor OF Colorado. appeared before
the House Committee on Post-ofices and
Post-roads and on oath absolutely denied
that he had ever received any money. OF any
valuable consideration whatever from 7. r..
Sawyer or any other contractor, directly or
indirectly
The recent publication In an Indianapolis
paper Of a statement that some 50 goo u
Union Pacific funds had been traced 10 the
possession Of eX-Speaker Blaine. has caused
quite a sensation in political ~eircles. Mr..
Blaine promptly denied the story in whole
and in part. and produced letters from
Treasurer Rollins Of the railroad, declaring
that no money had been paddy the company
in which Mr.. Blaine was Interested.
The President. on the 18th, signed the
bill for the substitution OF silver coin FOR
fractional currency, and It vas understood
that orders would be issued by the Treasury
Department 10 Immediately cause the law
10 be put into effect.
The Secretary Of the Treasury. on the
18th. forwarded 70 the various disbursing
Offices throughout the country instructions
for the redemption 81 fractional currency
with silver coin, as provided by the law re-
Gently enacted.
The United States Supreme Court has re-
verssd the decision Of the lower Courts in
the I..;nois railroad cases, holding that the
railroads remedy for alleged excessive OF
Illegal taxation il not by injunction. but
only by salts al law after paying taxes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

According to an ingeniously made
estimate by VI. ST. Robert, as
published in a frenchperiodical, OF the
work capable OF being performed BY a
man, il would be necessary 10 empioS
eight men 10 obtain one horse power.
Estimating, therefore, FROM the French
standpoint, the cost of coal az ~i0 per
ton and the wages Of a man At the very
low rate Of 30 cents per day, the eN-
pense Of this amount of power-one
horse power for a day ~ eight hours,
would bee about 10 cents Tor the steam
engine, and $500 for It's cGu,slent If
eight men. The human machine j.
really greatly superior, in is efficiency
to the s~team-engine, giving bat; a much
greater percentage of work, but il is far
more costly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28
Treatment Of Bee Slings.

The following from MIR. Shcarer. in
the Be KeePtrS' Magazine, is worth re-
Numbering:
Move gently, never dodge or strikea an
a bee; if stung, never ilinch, and r..
move the sting with q knife blade or
thumb-nail pressed firmly against the
flesh, dragging or rubbing L outward
from the flesh.
Do not become excited or blow Your
breath upon il. In ordinary manage
ment one who does not finch even when
stung is not poisoned half 80 ~soyerelyas
one who does. The finch II the man
ipulator is evidence to the bee that the
sting i effective, but il he doe, not
finch, the bee, unless greatly excited.
seems To conclude that it il ineffective.
and Immediately attempts, by working
around and around, 10 eNtriclte itself
without losing its sting, which j. GER
tain death. often has the writer tempted
bees 10 sting him and watch their efforts
al eNtricatiOn when convinced that they
were mistaken because the sting caused
no movement. A sudden effort ~ dis
lodge "A bee will almost surely cause a
severe sting.
Do not catch the bee and attempt r.
jerk il from the flesh, for i'm most in
stances time Is given 10 makethe wound
far severer than at first intended. Nerve
yourself and 10 not finch IA sung. Thus
the seyerest part Of the thrust j. avoid
ed. The bee viii at once attempt 70 exc
tricate itself by crawling around and
around. Never seize the sting between
the thumb and lingerie extract it. mi,
mode OF extracting squeeze. M the pois-
on from the poison-bag into the wound.
and the effect Is as great a. possible The
poison runs slowly through the noint If
the sting into the wound and ii quickly
pressed or rubbed outward from the
flesh as described, but little poison isre-
ceived. Pinch the wound, or press il
with a hollow key so a 10 force out ~
much Of the poison as possible. Apply
some kind of an alkali Ia counterdct the
poison, such as soda (Which should he
kept wet for an hour, hartshorn or am
monia. An alkali il needel 90 counter
act the poison. Try the remeai - pro-
posed and use that which seems to suit
your case best. Soda, hartsho.n or ma
monia Is best. One who attends tofhe
foregoing suggestions viii soon learn %
care very little Tor stings. The practical
apiarian soon learns To care Yerv little
for the sting. Heiearnsto open his hives,
even in the dead Of winter, without fear,
seldom receiving a sting. and hen re-
ceived attended with little suffering.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

Three years ago a young man
graduated Al Evanston with high hon-
ors; a young mar before whom opened
auspiciously all the professions. H. is
now filling 4 $3.50 pastorate IN Kansas,
while the dullest young man Of the
class, the butt Of his classmates andi the
despair Of his teachers, has far ont
stripped his comrades in the race for
fame and wealth, and gets -, 700 ayear
as pitcher for a professional baseball
nine.-Chicago tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

AT Binghamton, y. r., the other
day. a steam boiler was being tested
upon the sidewalk, when il exploded.
killing three men and seriously injuring
several others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-28

A VERY clever woman has said, al
do not wish any body to do any thing
naughty, but II they do / want to know
all about It..
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-11-15
Wonderful Success.

It is reported that BoscHEE's GERMAN SY-
RUP has, since its introduction in the United
States, reached the immense sale of 40, 200
dozen per year. Over 5000 Druggists have
ordered this medicine direct from the Factory,
at Woodbury., Nj. and not one has reported
single failure, but every letter speaks of it's
astonishing success in curing severe Coughs,
Colds settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease of the Throat and Lungs. We
advise any person that has any predispo-
sition to weak Lungs, to go to their Drug
gists and get this Medicine, or inquire about
it, Regular size, rs cents !; Sample Bottle,
10 cents. Two doses will relieve any case
Don't neglect your cough. For sale by G. F..
Moore and DR.. T. M. Seyerns, Lambertville,
and DIR. II. Calvin Robbins, New Hope.