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The Miami Powder.Miii BioWn
Up-.One Man Killed and Several
Wounded. EiIIk

SPRlSaFIELD, ONO, Nov. Ia ter
rifle explosion OF the Miami Powder
Mills took place. at 2 O'clock this after !.
noon, which shook the country for miles
around with terrific violence, The Mi,
ami Powder Mills are located at Goes
station. IA miles west OF this city stretch.
ed along the Pan Handle Railroad for a
long distance. Two large mills we're
blown to atoms, and one man named
Deneare was killed and several others:
seriously injured, The body, of. Den:
care and his mangled limbs we're thrown
hundreds Of feet away So great was
the Goncussion that windows we're sbro-
ken and shat cred for miles away The
Antioch College, at Yellow Springs was
badly damaged. the shock wasisfelt
with great force in this city, Xexia. Lon
don and other cities. The damage is
estimated at $4,000 The same mills
exploded three years ago and FIVE per:
sons lost theirlives. ,aET0 asEyht =
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slEHaklitle Sisughter Of Mr.. JAMES
,nrrw1hFa's RI tais, tpEnsships cspter,
was badly scalded on the breast few
,~ansausisssshgs hin nllefsssl5isgmilk,
which she pulled over on herself in at
tehmGa2id ssks 1ie TtOnaas eafboard
where 1t had been Get to cool.
a s,faE s1l-<sI- -ss@@@aaH
wA few bankers in New YORK car.
sS0fcSdvhsee lHs, people ibis 1d =, ssaFg 4 tGa'
:.ahey osght To- xete the Rspublicsnai0k.
- sTbatgame won IN 1872, buti twill
sStoys i faiIdys this time This year 70,
.iezs sHill vote for their oWn poekets I'm
.lStesst Sfaxkercoffersf Of bankefs..' .'sn seaI
HIs essEEe lAlz1a1 - Ssl-e- A--z-A4 iA%s
:. s:.,iripaes Pipsals coaaEt T;'ls on M ne ID
sinst, ,i6nabk nataealisation papers hwert
iISsoxd /, PEfEa II AfsR. 4 native Of Ger
- fE8f % kes eihtzss sseH fNH va soi
fmsngsac saAF nssatass pssle Us esaa
.svsOh 0esober 10th; Or1o RuscH,' ssua
ysdys Sf Esfnaa5 declared bis p u intention
.-fosiscome eitisensof the United States
sxAd received his llrst papers; on the ID
iinist JosEpH PrEErER, . native. Of Wer'
tenbmg. received his first papers. /,
= t9c fff.ls4t1FzT 49, f'f ~
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Murdered for rwoDoIiars.

In Gfantsburg, Burnett County, Wis
consin, Ofe Hanson and Barney Tholiff
son quarreled over an Indebtedness of
two dollars, After the quarrel .Tholiff.
son went home, mile and a half dis.
tant, Hanson dogglng his footsteps, and
shooting him through the window while
be was eating supper, two women and an
Iold man sitting al the table with him.
The, shot took effect in Tholiffson's g
,breast.and he died on Tuesday morning
ST. Paul Dispatch, 0ct3 25.g 2sA
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7SI From the Pail Mall Gazette.|
In Nitshill, Scotland, one Duncan, a
miner, fifty years Of age, being much
distressed BY sons neighbor's, gossip
about him, carried into the street before
his house package of dynamite, about
as large as two pound loaf, to which
were attached two pieces of colliers'
,.'strum," ormsteh.l Leaning over the
package which he had placed on the
ground, he lighted the '.strum," At this
moment some boys ram towsrd him =
"Keep back" shouted Duncan, "fpr the
love of God! orsyou will be blown inta
eternity!' Thus adjured the boys did
keep hack The explosion startled the
whole village, and Duncan was blown to
atoms.
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E,.e,weaaros. splas asr. os .l...eus,

Capt. Drummond, of Palmyra, in pass.
ing thropglf his, garden, snSticeds a. very
large and handsome spider with a green
holy having yellow spots on the back
The animal had spun some 6ye or six
webs from the top Of one tall weed y
anDther.J The. Captain putout ,his hand
against the web, and found it resisted
vnepressure as q horse -hair-wouid.- He
took the webs to the house and twisted
them together. and they made cord @
strong or stronger than silk. His little
daughter sewed button on his shir1
cuff flwith ii which sseems te be frnll,
and securely fastened.
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The Fate Of the Transatlantic
OOFH.
fFrom tbe Cane Ann Adyertiser.)

From The Cape Ann Advertiser.)
The attempt of Charles Madison; to
cross the ocean alone in q dory has prob
ably, resulted fatally, since nothing has
heen} heard of him for six rzeight
weeks, and the perils Of such ON urder.
taking are well.nigh insurmountable,
even under The most favorable condi'
tions, as was shown bv the experience
of Capt. johnson, OF the Centennial, who
declares that he wonld not attempt the
feat again for q million OF dollars Mad
ison, sailed from New York about the
9th of JnlY.. 49, .-.ht ----l-. D =.
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isss( edi JACOB REINHERRtS.

- ATSend your children to the one
price cash store for Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes &c, every article
marked in plain figures. every customer
pays the same price Notoadyism.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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m, u1. 90
1ne Danoo,y Nems 70 ,espona.u.e -.
report ina. rrlsass .s As., n;var s,s :, ;nt. III
A'ssr!as 10y Irfos,; - FFTss y 'A
mas oeen ulscosetoa ."eie
"A marderef MAS hung IN abemoaynot
long ago, and just before the drop ieil
he whispered 10. the kexecutloner sAn
one minute what lot shall know"
The wiseacres .tell Us if we have
nothing to sell we can't get money -
There. are milIiopsmeni in this country
who have labor to sell. They cal-t get
money for that They have muscle and
brains to sell, but there are no buyers.
Prince GorlschakoR ls said to be able
toscalculate In advance the effect OF ev-
cry political movement and 20 know the
policy. traditions and schsracterIstics OF
every nation He speaks EiRlish, French
ana German almost as well as hls own
torgde.
The influence Of the Londna Times
III Will Illustrated receh:lv yIhe stri.
n;no from the spollino lists IN Gotham
The 1s nome of q man whose funeral notice
had anneared in the Times, though a
gentleman positiyey testified that the
;,on, vo. a m;stake and the oen,lema IN
woa aiiva o,T tho Continent + "a 4 81
Stokes called ON Commodore Wander
b;lt on the second day AFTER his liberia.
t;on Tho DYING railroad king extended
his b.u,t Ana sa;d .f..El.aT nm, reslly
Glad to seeltou are ont Of pfison Il is
an awful thing to kill any man. hut |
can not saw that you were not justified
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Cast0riai is perfect substitute for Castor
Oil, without any Of its objections for itispleas-
ant to take, and does not nauseate OF grippe.
For Costivcness at any ago, but especially for
Sour .Sbomach, Wind, Collie, Worms and the
Disordered Bowels Of Children, II is the most
effective remedy in existence. II is harmless
it is reliable, aud it is cheap, -. !.
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D~A specially made Of the. new
shades and styles of Cashmefes, Bro
cades and other Dress Goods, also silk
Ties, Tie Netting and fancy goods, at
the one price cash store Of 1a,e,
MORRIS l. ARMSTRONG,
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The Burning of the Dead.

rs(Fsom the oiFeipnati Commeriallsw
WAsHiseros, Rx, 0a 9he sse-
nation inrnsee e this place, efectedEby
Df Lcfnoyne, for sthes purpose aof' ere
mating bodies after death, was finished
yesterday. Two sheep we're cremated.
The experiment proved satisfactory in
'epefy' i9speet, no scent M smell ese
ping, as expetted there Wodid be. afhg
are now awaiting the cremation of q
human corpse
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! Boys and Mems Ready made clo-
thing, largest stock, lowest prices, ct the
one price cash store Of n g,,tg,:..g
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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assl CErJTEryrIIAL
HOTEL DIRECTORY
arp HsII.ApEIPH1A

q fP Hill "A d K Up Fl / 'A
Thousands Of our readers will visit the
grand Centennial KxhibitIon stPhIlaaelpfis.
They will want TO stop at hotels where the
accommoda,ions are good and the charges
are reasonable. To do so they must make
all arrangements before starting. This can
be done by correspondents with the propri-
stofs. IN this Directory will be found such
as are fully. mp to these requirements.
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GAINED -eEd. Ansliutz, for some time
past clerk of the Expresas was 'tcaned"
yesterday, by the crew Of that boat. =
The occasion was the withdrawal Of Mr..
Anshu,z from the Express as clerk, and
the presentation a mark Of the esteem
by which he is held by those with whom
he basa 80 long been associated . Ed
goes on new boat that is now being
built by his brother for the st Louis
aud Pittsburgh trade and carries with
him the good wishes Of his many friends
in this vicinity hceliag Register, I'd
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new .vlork Ca,lle slar.es.

Noyember2. i
BEEvES-Cofnmon to good native
steers S7 b0a9 50.strictly prime to ex.
ira 90 75al0 25 common to fair Texas
and Cherokee cattle s6a7 50..a . r,xt
.ss SHEEP-Verv choice and extra sheep
in small lots 6tc; some OF the best lambs
reached 6ic; 44a54c, we're the current
rates fofcommon to good sheep, and 53s
SIC for lambs. "a ss,s sssss knA an.
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q. kE Mems, Youths and Boys Hats and
Caps, latest styles, lowest prices, largest
variety at the one price cash store Of
i3sce ~ iMURRIS& q ARMSTRONG
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eEF Large stock OF Winter Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents merino underwear,
fancy goods and notions just opened at
the one price cash (no jewingl store Of
Fss2 ! laa MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG;
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s4rRoBATE coURrs

---0ct. 27.-W.R Gray, Admir- of the
estate Of Henry Mason, DECEASED, oh
tanned an order to sell stock Of the
Monroe Bspki a. psdgsts lsdie. - s
Oct. 2S.-Maria. PoggenbpIg, Guar
dian. pofathe, person. and estata rof the
,minor heirs of Geo. Poggenburg, de-
Pceased, 'filed diher third account, hearing
continued 70 December Sth rs 5'yps' s. =. =
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@The latest styles of ladies Hats,
Bonnets and millinery goods for sale at
Mrs. NJ. BELTS nm
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screamed Strawberries, Green Peas,
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobaeco's,
dread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash at sH& edo
.s'sss,r sfs JACOB REINHERR;S.
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/! C!inolnna.i lIve s.ook MlIsiskes..

=. Novembsr2.
3 CATTLE-Oommon S2a2 40; fair to
medium 90 Seas 5o;;f good butcher
grades % 75a4 IS; fair to good ship
ping steers s4a4 go: fair to good Texas
and Cherokee cows and steers ~ 50a3
25s;aair to goodfteiing steers, weighing
from 750to 1.l00 pounds, % 50a3 90.
HOGS-Gommon cuttings "a 2baz
Is; commoniight "a S0a5 10; fair to
guod light IS 20a5 40; fair to good
heavy So a5a5 80. 3 Ta ega.ts ~ s
a. SHEEP--Common to fair 24a3 c, ,and
good toextra 34a4tc perlb gross
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
OFFtcE MARYLAND SToCK ScALEs,

OFFfes MARYLAND SrocK SoAIEs I
- BALTIaoRE, Nov. !. 1876.
CATTLE-More active and lrmer
during the past week and prices shade
higher. Very best 4 S7t@5 25; frs,
quality 4@4 rs; medium or good fair
quality e3 12a@3 75; ordinary thin
steers: oxen and cows . 25@3 Most
sales at g l2d@4 25 Receipts A9As
head sales 1888 ..ts. ....as,.
HOGS--Fairly active and prices 4c
lower. Range, TOT 10 Receipts A.
5S5 head. .sa .srsf esS#A
/ SHEEP-Dull and heavy Range, 4
"a. "a. Receipts 6.03S head.
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S That ,Christian Genersl. that eminent
loyalist, General 0 O Howard. has
been. discovered to be q defaulter poi
.fnnds intrasted to him sin connpcsion
NTH the Freed Bank and Howard
.Uniyersitys to the tune of goo. goo H ~
The United States, Attorney Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia entered suit against
him or. the 9th ult to reeoyer the above
pamed amount. The money was receiy.
ed 6y Howard, but was never turned
over to the Government, nfl.y, II
When Seth Green, the fish cultnrist,, Q
few years ago put some shat fry into
river q wing into Lake Ontario, dhe taeai-
.yeriised ,that;he would paw ,S25 or,the
first one taken from the lake Weighing
not less than two and one-half pounds
"A lncky, fisherman living at Sodus Point
New, York, caught q shad in the lake 9
few days ago weighing four pounds, and
has forwarded IL 10 Mr.. Green, along
with the proper affidavits. 's'o'
Tie Cumberland { (Maine) Medical So
ciety have been procuring and analyzins
samples OF the preparations 50 plentiful
ly advertised throughout the country
for the cure of the opium bahit, will
startling results They are ali found Il
contain opium in large quantities, ant
the doses are SO large that the victim i
really taking more Of the drug than h
vould ordinarily do we're it not dis
guised.' ~ '''' '''''V
The lestructiveness. of fre- works OF
| the last Fourth Of July,has been definite
Nv ascertained by aeomrnjttee Of the Ma
tiohal Fire Underwriters Fires occur
red In l0i cities and towns in the coun
TRY, and the amount Of damage from fire
ioccssioned ny fireworks, fire cracker
and gun .wads was sl54.5A4 On s
premises ont Of s39, the FIRE broke on
when tho teqantA were absent. sesa -
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HAtAue's Clnb House last night
bets of 500 10 $50 that Tilden would
carry New York, 500 to $50 that he
weuld carry indiana, and 800 TO $50
Ethat AeF~odld carry New jersey were
freMvofered, with notakerss--Cia Eaq
Oct 29I. 8 r -l..........Af.
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HOvercoats Overcoats! :. just
opened at low prices. j
.s.q NORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG.
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Esae1 Mr.: JAxEs 'BARsARD; Of Perry
township. who was so terribly mangled
at thesboiler explosion in'that township
last Summer is movable to ride horse
bsek He looks we'll and sheaFty, bu.
thinks it will be some time before be re-
|gsins even parualiase Of his lower limbs
III CONVERSATION with him ION the; 3lst
FuK he informed as that he intended, il
the day wssfpir,t9 ride ppto s Antioch 4 y q
on the 7th. and vote for TILDEN and
HENDRIcKs.
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Salt LAKE, UrAH.-N Nov. -Four cal
riages, three wagons, one pair of mules
one, snan Of horses. one harness ani
three. cows the property Of, Brighan
Yeung. were sold 10 day at public aug.
ton by the Commissioner to payOsthe
award of the Court in the Ann Eliza
easel Tieya abr0naht 8hl8ao 1Furtfei
seizures OF property will be made.
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y E%The largest assortment OF Boots
and Shoes in the county to be found OF
the lowest prices at the one price cash
store of .-.s,..eas. ga s.ts7 - .ea,
MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG.
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\>w..AasfaI.l, stocAs Market
N6ssmbet 6-Cattle 3a3i IL per Pound
Sheep 2ifSsu per pound hpgs DC p''
pound. as,ig,.,.st .,.,ons, ,.an sif
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RRIs& / ARMSTRONG
CHEAP As EVER.
sCfIUMACHER

Has just received large assortment OF
Groceries, Notions and Candy, also q
large lot Of Willow Market Baskets
which are all offered at low prices to
cash customers. Good coffee 25c per
lb, > Flour 83 so per cwt. .{fy
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Newf York :.

~ Nov 2--Flours9 8 t40@8 l25s Wheat
Osal 35s- Corn b6aSoc,. Oats slaAsc; |;
Rye 72a9lc; Barley S0c. ..gas Aoeg
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From the, BsllaIre indeps8aens, Ia instI
Work upon this end of the Bellaire
and Southwestern R R, is going for.
ward rapidly and satisfactorily Giving
q tie prevailing hard times and 70 the
stringencys of Auopey.s No doubt, the
stock is not being I.aid qp as ts.5 fast gas is
l.aaai.nd - = = ffltk ths t-.s L,,i
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10 The Graneefs viii iopsnI o Iatorefin
Zanesville some time during November.
What has beeeme o. thee Grange store
promised cambfidg gefAJ eff ersonida.
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,FJAMEs L WHrrMoRE, charged with
s,slpgs hrsssriop SAxss heEatyd'
Franklin township, this county, was
committed to jail last week, in, default
|s,ff one thousand dollars bail, on 4 mitti-
mus from THOMAS WILSON, Esd, Of said
township
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Cincinnati.

Nov. 9,5Flours OOas 90; Wheat Is
81 %; Corn 4Sa49c; Oats 30a37c;
Barley 06al IL; Rye 6Sc. i 7xosN
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Nov. 2-FIour 4 60a7 90 Whestl 1 IL
al IS. Corn A3cs Oats 32Ac; Rye 81 Ac
Barley S5c.
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~ .ppsgao pegmocYEsatsss 2 Ys sssFsi ought
to poll 400 Democratic votes
i'm Center towns hip to-day and
ta majority Of Of over erat three hun
dred for TIrDEN, HENDmcKs and
kef0rnLs sf 81 q
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,Philadlephia.

Nov. ..2-Flour 4 18aS 90; Wheat I
26al 30: Corr .56a5sc;B Oats s7a42c;
Rye 65a72c. -i---.,--- tS
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kEG Gold closed in New York on the
ID inst ,iat el 94SuiL39H T" ,3i}ia !
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East LibertydOa dOattseBlarkets

:gs,sal East TLiBERTY, Pa, New 2. ?
rCATTLE-Best S5a5 IL; medium 10
good S4a4 Is; common W fair e3 25aa
IS @}l l3st y q sesis6r bsssisR .
HoGS-Yorkers $5 30a5 80; 'Phila.
delpfiias S5 75a6. 's1f a5s'aa-lg ID. 2
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.saAD3FMr.a JAcoB .sGEAsE, Of Benton
fo& &6stap; 1ss74 ssrsof age, has not at.
tshded % election for ssYsFatEs but
win 60 to Brownsville to-day to vote
-forT Trrpxx ana HESDRicKs.
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Democrats working on
the Railrosd should quit work
long : enough to ohonle and
vote 1t is important that ev-
cry Democrat deposit his bal
Dot IN the boxstod day.
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BaIlllmlrere..i

10 oNoy.2--Flour 5 75a7t so. Wleat
2Sal 80: Corn 54a57c -, Oats 29a36c
Rye 65a68c 'i1q3 = ~ 70 sesi
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HOur reports from va
rious partspf the countyaare
that the fuil Democratic si Vote
will be polled today zlssarsl
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

awMrs Nj BELT has received Der
second stock Of millinery and fanc.
goods Give her a call. q besiga p: (.
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@A dog ran out at JESSE PARKER
while in the streets(pf Barpesville one
day last week. Parker shot at him, and
was fined "a for shooting ywithia the
corporate limits. and the owner of the
dog IalaasdI IIs5 fofcl lkseeepingia dog lin
a manner that violates an ordinance.
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evMfs CLARK, Milliner, has just re-
ceived a large stock Of millinery and
fspcY goods. The ladies should call
III Face ofbusiless ovef tne Mon.
roe Bank.
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on the Bellaire and Southwestern Rail
wayesaEts' called tLe "w5dDsfttLD."-
J, II was to haye been, and probably was,
sdaivsf d Il Beilaire last xes9 II 6ss
put .sp.a.4he Esuuelsyilte sffss Loco
s.motive WpsksA NAT II 1
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~ fIsrs xsis q applicants at The
.sspehsra sxsRlasiienI sa ihs sst Az " inf inlsf
Certil{cates were issued as follows: One
for Is aps>hssS fsV Hmentbs each, 3
for 6 months each and rejected.
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For President, a..

Democratic Reform Ticket.
.gI .aInH
For President.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN, Of New York.
u ~ u n 81 = = Z R
"a = For Vice President,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, ofIndiana.
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EEB Bonds were quoted in the N "
York market at the close on the "a
inst.
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..ss.sv05l l6s5Es "a Sd Sdds NJ. Gsosssr mon
MAsoxs e thistexpshin Genser, for 9
present Of number OF the largest and
.adlasss spples - ssse seen tsasyesrll
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Z 4esl lis@F9F.
C'e NJ M RC'I AL

wOODsFIELD PRODUCE MARKET
- : todSss1crin s..xri ~ i, so,ryLsn
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NouEnrzER.


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ETHICS OF THE HOUSEHOLD.

There is disposition among us to look
down on household work as something
mental and unworthy Of women. In many
instances they prefer to employ help and
increase the expense OF living until bank.
ruptcy arrives, then evade the payment OF
debts thus contracted. Those who pursue
such course, it is hardly necessary to
say, would keep their hands and souls
clecner by scrubbing their own floors and
basting their own roasts. This is the pride
Of wearing fine garments, and feastlng on
woodcock and champagne without heed
ing how they are to be paid for, yet dis
daining the useful and wifely work OF
family. Here is presented an interesting
question in ethics. The moral sense taxes
different forms In different countries. Inc
Greek pilgrim, having bathed in the Jor-
dan where Christ was baptized, oeneFes
himself sure of heaven and entitled 10
large license in the conduct OF lie. IN
Sparta it was not so much the CRIME OF
stealing rs the discovery which was cut
pable. In France bankruptcy is social os-
tracism, and in the United States II IS an
event which hardly affects the sociai po-
sition. The married woman OF France
who distributes her favors to others than
her husband may possibly be regarded
with indulgence. but If she attempts to
cheat her creditors she is hurried before
the tribunals of justice. In America she
NAV connive with her husband in evading
creditors by having property transferred
to her. but she may not put stabs in the
marriage contract 1t is well, therefore.
not to assume moral superiority. for villue
10 more or less relative or conventional
ALERT Rhodes, in The GALAXY for Janua-