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GERMAN Z.

BISMARCK ExPoUNDs THE IMPERIAL POLICY FOR
THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE RAILwAYs-rHE
EMPIRE CANNOT BE 'scUT INTO PIECES"
BERLIN. April &c, 1875
Tho Prussian Chamber OF Deputies have commenced
the discussion Of the Railway bill
BIsxARcK's ARGUMENT CONSOLIDATION
Prince Bismarck In his speech emphaticaIly declared
that the resignation of Herr Debrnck unconnected
with the railway question, and solely due 10 his
health. Not the slightest difference Of opinion existed
between himself the Emperor and Herr Delbriick. Ho
would have preferred the postponement Of the most
Important question 10 the resignation OF Herr DebrcK
II the resignation avodabie
Prince Bismark afterwards made another speech IA
which he urked that sintocrablo that Germany
should be cut into pieces in regard TO the railway
ystem." He said the imperial constitution could only
become q reality In railway matters when the railways
wore transferred TO the Empire The Empire. however
could acquire them against the will of the separate
States. II not intended TO do anything prccpi-
lately proceed step step 1t desirable above
all things Danish all idea Of political intr,eues, and
take purely commercial view Of the matter.
COUNT Won ARNIM TO BE DISCIPLINED BIZ A
HIGH COURT.
LONDON, April q, 1876
The Standards Berlin despatch that the Impe-
rial Court OF Discipline, At Potsdam, viii commence
proceedings against Count Won Arrim to-day.
Tho accused win not be present. but win be defcaded
by counsel
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrycE or THE CnfEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. April 27--1 A. NJ.
Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OrHcE CmEr SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. April 27-l A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For Thursday in the South Atlantic States stationary
barometer southeast southwest Winds partly cloudy
weather and stationary higher temperature will pre-
vail
For tho Eastern Gulf States, stationary barometer,
warmer, sou,hcrly winds, partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer
increasing southery winds and cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys stationary falling possibly followed by rising
barometer southwest winds and warmer partly cloudy
weather.
For the upper lake region, stationary or falling ba-
rometcr warmer southwest winas, partly cloudy
weather and occasional light rains
For the lower lakes, falling barometer, southwest
Winds possibly vcerina TO northwest warmer, cloudy
and rainy weather. followed by cooler clearing weather.
For Eastern New England. increasing north and cast
winds cloudy weather and lrow, wish stationary
pcralure.
For tho Middle Atlantic States and southern New
England, rising followed by falling barometer westerly
winds cooler and clear weather.
cautonary signals continue from Woods Hole 70
Eastport
Tho rivers will continue generally stationary or
falling
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DEN MARK.

THE GOVERNMENT PARTY DEFEATED AT THE
GENERAL ELEcT1oN-THE PEOPLE GREATLY
EXCITED.
COPENHAGEN, April 20, 1870
The election for the Folkcthing (the lower house Of
tho Rgsdag) has just taken place 1t resulted in tho
election of seventy four opponents TO tho governments
National Defence BILL being an opposition majority OF
forty-sx.
The Folkething recently dissolved by the King
because there msjority Of eighteen against the
measure.
CABINET xIyIsTERs REJECTED By TIE PEOPLE.
Among the defeated supporters OF the measure are
NJ Klein, late Minister Of Justice, and Count Holscin
de Hoisteinborg late President OF the Council
COUNTRY GREATLY EXCITED
The leaders Of tho opposition onragcd and the
country is greatly excited, and fresh dissolution
Of the Folkethng is probable when the new chamber
meets
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DOM PEDRO.

HIS MAJESTY IN SAN FRANCISCO INCIDENTS on
THE JOURNEY THrTHER-A VISIT TO THE STATE
UNIVERSITY.
SAN FRANCISCO, April %, 1876.
On the journey hitler, while passing Cape Horn
yesterday, the Emperor descended from the car to
obtain better view OF the beautiful valley through
which the American river runs The well known
actor John Mccullough was presented to him at the
time and while they were in conversation on the
subject OF the drama
THE TRAIN MOVED OFF.
His Majesty walked on for half mile, enjoying hia
promenade very much, and pronounced 1t capital
exercise. The absence OF the Emperor was soon
observed, and the train returned. No blame was
attached to the conductor, who had mistaken
signal.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
On the arrival Of the Imperial train at Auburn,
CAL, number OF young ladies stepped on board and
presented the Emperor with bouquets Of welcome.
One OF the fair visitors failed to alight in time ana
was carried or on the cars.
his MAJESTY sERENADED.
In the evening His Majesty attended the Gilmore
concert, and upon his return to the Palace Hotel
was serenaded by Gilmores band.
The Emperor visited the market this morning
and subsequently the University and the Catholic
Cathedral. In the evening he held . reception, al
which Governor Irwin was present, and afterward
attended the theatre.
special matinee will be given on Friday, when
His Majesty win be present, Mr.. Mccullough appear.
ing In "kiug Lear"
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me winner turned up In Sir j. d. Astleys bay colt
Brigg Boy. carrying % lbs; Mr.. Meadows brown
fly Merry Duchess, 50 Ibs.. finishing second, and
Mr.. T. jennings bay colt Piuton, 50 lbs., third.
Brigg Boy and Merry Duchess ran in the City and
Suburban yesterday. but were not placed
Mr.. sanford's Bay Eagle entered in this stake,
but was scratched on the 18th inst
THE BETTING.
Before the start the rates were to 4 against
Brisg Boy, to against Merry Duchess, and 10 to
against Pluton-
The Prince OF Wales Stakes thandcap), OF 10 sovs
each sovs forfeit. with 200 soys added Tor three
TO receive 80 soys out OF the stakes; the winner OF
any race after weights declared january 27 to carry
lbs extra; OF handicap lbs extra oitwo or more
handicaps OF the City and Suburban. 10 lbs. cxtra
entrance, sovs about mile; closed with % SUD-
scribers, 20 OF whom declared forfeit.
Sir j. d. Astley's b. C Brigg Boy, years, by
Broomilaw, out Of Vigorous "a lbs.
Mr. Meadows br. T. Merry Duchess, years, by The
Mr. + Jennings b. C. Puton, years, by Plutus, out
Of Promise (orcd in FranceL SO lbs. .............
wISNER--BRIGG
Tho winner was bred by his present owner. As
two-year-old he ten times, winning on four occa-
slonA First he appeared in the Exnng Plate, half q
mile, NeWmarket second Sprns meeting, nnisnins Sec
ond to Mr. Joseph Dawsons Coronca- Next he cssayed
and won tho Two-Yearo Old Stakes, half mile, EPSON
Summer Meeting, beating Merry Duchess and three
others Then no ran in the Queens Stand Plate.
Ascot two-ycar. old course, obtaining pacc--Tangi
BILE, years. being rst with 1877 lbs up, and yentnor
years, second, carrying 90 lbs He appeared in
a sweepstakes, half mile, Newmarkct July meet
ing, finishing fourth in field Of ninc Same meet
ing he beat Lord Dupplins Kaleidoscope two lengths
in match Of f20o half mile. Was
defeated in the Halnakcr Stakes, Goodwood, half q
mile. won by ycntnor. Hc proved the victor in tho
First Nursery Handicap, Newmarket First October
meeting, half mile, beating fourteen othcrs Defeat
fell 70 him in the scurry Nursery free handicap),
Newmarket second October. half mile Was winner
In the Browlow Nursery Plato (handicaph Lincoln
autumn meeting, about halr mile, with l2l lbs up,
and at the Shrewsbury November meeting he failed to
obtain place Nursery Handicap Plate. about three
furlongs In this he carried the top weight, l2S lbs
This his last appearance two-ycar-old. The
present season he In tho Lincolnshire Handicap
Lincoln mile finishing second to Controversy and
in the City and Suburban. which he failed to obtain
Q place.
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BARBADOS.

GOVERNOR HENNTssY REPORTS THE RESTORATION
OF PEAcE-THE MILITARY FIRE CEASED
OFFICERS TRIBUTE TO THE CONDUCT OF THE
NE0RoEs.
LONDON, April %, 1870
Tho Colonial once this morning publishes the fol-
lowing
kilograms from John Pope Hennessy, tho Governor
OF Barbados received last night and this morning,
state that the island quiet Since Saturday last the
troops have not fred single shot Not . single
white man has been injured by a negro"
RELIEVED.
Governor Hennessy does not propose to dctain the
reinforcemcnts which started from tho neghboring
stations before the receipt OF his kilograms
manding their movements
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FRANCE.
THE FIRE IN THE RoUEN rHEATRx-MAxY
PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.

THE FIRE IN TIE RoUEN THEArRx-MAxY
PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH
IoSpox april %, 1874
So far eight corpscs have been removed from the
ruins OF the Theatre des Arts which was burned a.
Rouen last night
About seventy Ave persons In the theatre when
the IRE broke out the exact number Of victims 10
not yet ascertaned-
THE LATEST DETAILS FROM THE SCENE or THE
DIsAsTER-TwELvE HOUSES IN RUISs-MoRE
DEATHS AND MANY PERSONS MISSING.
LONDON, April y, 1870
The Times despatch from Paris says tho theatre a.
Roucn continued 10 burn until noon yesterday.
The Ore was caused by gas jet ignting a curtain.
In addition the victims whose bodies have already
been ound four persons died from their burns in
the hospital and tour soldiers arc missing Twelve
houses adjacent were destroyed.
Loss.
The total loss OF property estimated az $500 0oo
DETAILS OF THE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS or THE
RoUES YIHH DrsAsTER-A NARROW EXIT
FROM THE BUILDING.
LovDox. April -, ls76
The Standards Paris correspondent says the ore In
The Theatre dos Arts Rouen broke out while the
actors were dressing for performance Of the opera Of
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1875
RETIREMENT or REAR ADMIRAL JAMES II. STRONG
AND THE RESULTANT PROMOTIONS.
Rear Admiral James II. Strong United States Navy
has been placed upon the retired list he having at
tanned the age OF sixtytwo on Monday last This pro-
notes Commodore Alexander Murray, now member
OF the Lighthouse Board, TO Rear Admiral; Captain
Edmund r. Cohoun to Commodore, Commander
James A. Greer TO Captain ana Lieutenant Com
mander Horace r. Mullan TO Commander Rear Ad-
miral Strong will return to his residence at Ncwburg
on the Hudson
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rHorocnApHrNG THE EMPRESS.

Her Majesty tho Empress, accompanied by her maid
of honor Dona Joselna do Fonscca Costa, and Vice
Admiral dc Lamar, yesterday visited Broadway
photographer to have some pictures taken. Mrs
Carvalho Borgcs wife OF the Minister, remained at
home, too unweii to accompany the party
During the OF the day and evening the Empress
remained at tho hotel where she makes pastmc OF
embroideruq, favorite employment with her. Early
In the morning private telegram from tho Emperor
was received by Her Majesty announcing his SAD
arrival at San Francisco.
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The profits on the business were about $4,000
cordng TO the division. Witness knew nothing Of tho
way in which this money was distributed
THE SECRET SERVICE FUND KxpENDITURE--
JOHNNY DAVENPORT DESTROYS or EXPLAIN
mo IN HIS OWN wAY-voucHERs ron HIS
OUTLAWS PROMISED.
In the Committee on Expenditure 10 the Department
ofJustlcc this morning Mr. Davenport, rcappcared Tor
tho purpose Of detailing the circumstances attending
the alleged frauds In New York and elsewhere Ito
was proceeding in his way with an explanation,
wnen the Chairman, Mr. Csulncld said he wanted :
direct answer a. 70 the Information the wines prom
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AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

THE INTERSTATE NEGOTIATIONS STILL UNsAT-
IsTACToRy.
VIENNA, April %, 1876.
The Hungarian Ministers have again placed their
portfolios tho disposal Of tho Emperor and negota-
tons have recommended in consequence Of tho dissat-
sacton Of Hungarian Deputies at the Of the
Isoposed agreement
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San Francisco CAL, April %, 1874
Tho oregon Democratic State Convention to-day
rcnominated Mr. Lafayette Lane for Congress-
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DROWNED BY FLOOD.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April 30 1870
Six men arc reported drowned by food at Stevens
Point in this State The north part oil that city ID on.
entirely under water and its inhabitants are being
rescued by boats. A number OF dams and improve.
mcuts on Wisconsin River carried away.
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THE NORTH POLE.

THE STEAMER PANDORA MAKING READY TO
SAIL FOR THE ARCTIC.
LONDON, April q, 1874
The Admiralty announce that the Arctic steamer
Pandora will sail from Portsmouth May rs on her voy
age to the North
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ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.

LITTLE Rock, April %, 1870
largo number OF delegates to tho Republican State
Convention which is to meet instead Of to-
day as was stated last night, are in this city
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WARNING TO THE PORTE IN BEHALF OF THE
CHRISTIANS.
ALGERIA.

THE INSURGENTS soRELY PRESSED DY FRENCH
SOLDIERS.
ALGIERs April %, 1879
The insurgents surrounded by the French troops
and cannot revictuaL They must surrender.
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BRAZIL.

THE COFFEE MARKET DURING wEEK-RATE
OF EXCHANGE AND FREIGHTs.
Rio JASEIgo April %, 1870
The average daily receipts OF coffee this port for
the week have been 400 bags. Tho sales have In
cluded the foIlowing-For Europe (pcr channcl 200
bags and for tho United States 1900 bags Tho
loving shipments have been made during the week: -
10000 bags for Europe and IL 900 bags for the United
States
The total stock hand Is estimated at III 900 bags
The coffee market to-day is quiet and unchanged at
5000 Q, $50 rcis per 10 kilos TOR good frsta
Exchange on London 25,.
Freignts, per sail TO the channel 33a
SANTOS
SANTOS, April %. 1s70
The average daily receipts Of coffee here for the
have boon 1000 bags. The weeks salcs have been
10000 bags for Europe and 5000 bags for tho United
sralea Tho weeks shipments have been 10, 600 bags
10 Europe and Is 900 bags all rorta The stock ON
hand Is Il, 900 bags.
To-day coffee is quiet and unchanged At $500 $3.50
rels per 10 kios for superior.
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The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours, in
parson with the corresponding da,o Of last year, In
dica,cd by tho Thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
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Electoral Agitation in Denmark-Signal De-
feat Of the Ministry.
THE FRENCH CABLE BROKEN
Bismarcks Arguments for an Imperial Control
Of the German Railways.
JOHN BRIGHT AGAINST FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
TURKEY.

4 soRr1E FROM NIcsIc RHPULsxD By THE
TuRKs-rHE GARRISON REDUCED TO THE
MOST DIRE NECESSITY.
RAGusA, April %, 1870
The garrison Of Nicsic made sortie Friday last
to procure provisions from Paesjeka, but wero re-
pulsed
REDUCED WANT.
is stated that Ncsc Is reduced to extremtes the
garrison and inhabitants subsistng horses intro
duccd from Montenegro during tho night
PRUssIAN HOPE OF PEACEFUL NEGOTIATIONS.
BERLIN April e. 1876.
News current In diplomatic circles strengthen the
chances Of armistcc and successful ncgotia-
tons with tho insurgents
THE AUsrRIANs WILL NOT OCCUPY BosNyA.
LONDON, April -, 1874
The Standards Vienna despatch says the Austrian
government oically denies any intention OF occupy
Ing Bosnia
4 WARNING TO THE PORTE IN BEHALF OF THE
CHRISTIANS.
LONDON, April p, 1876.
Vienna despatch to the Daily Nevs says the Porto
has been automatically cautioned against arming the
Mohammedan population in the insurgent provinces,
owing TO the danger Of Wholesale massacre OF
Christians
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HAVANA, April %, 1876.
The drought throughout the whole island continues
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Sir Charles Stirling and Colonel the Hon. Charles
william ST Clair The Master OF St Cialr). Of Scot
land, arrived from Liverpool in the steamship Russia
yesterday and are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel John
@. Thompson, Sergeant alarms OF the United States
House Of Representatives is at tho Brevoort House
James warrack, British Vice Consul at Chicago, ID
staying at the St Nicholas Hotel Bishop A. D. Pei
Iccr OF San Antonio. Texas, arrived last evening ~
tho Aston House. MINOR Jared A smith, Of the
Engineer corps United States Army, 10 quartsred a
the GIsey House. W. J. Florence, the comedian, and
Postmaster E. w. Reyes, Of Madison, Wis, are a. the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Ex-Mayor J. II. sprague, OF Hart
ford, is registered at the st. james Hotel Ex Gov
crnor j. Gregory Smith Of Vermont and Captain Cook
Of the steamship Russia, residing at tho Brevoore
House.
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PRINCE OF WALES STAKES
Next in Importance to the Great Metropolitan
Stakes was the Prince OF Wales Stakes. This event.
for which there we're originally sixty.sevcn SUBJ
scribers, caused considerable excitement
THE RACE.
or the thirty-eight horses that remained sfter
tweniynine declared forfeit nine came 70 the post
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SPAIN.

THE NEW CONSTITUTION BILL PROGRESSING IN
THE LEGIsLATURE.
MADRID April %, 1876
The Congress has passed tho FIRST three clauses Of the
n constitution
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sHamlefn and was discovered before the public were
admitted
THE NARROW PAssAcK
The flames spread rapidly
The outlets OF the building were so narrow that the
exit OF the members OF the chorus and the supsrnu-
merares was cut or and the poor people crowded tho
windows. many leaping from them upon bedding piled
below by the Inhabitants
4 TERRIBLE SITUATION.
One chorus singer visible for an hour In an
upper window, beyond the reach OF help.
KILLED WOUNDED.
Four soldiers were killed and fifteen wounded In
endeavoring to save lives
About any persons were badly injured and taken 20
the hospital
A FAITHFUL WIFE LOST FLAMES
leading singer, Nine. Pzys entered the burning
building search for her husband and persisted the
namea Her body has not been found
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THE FRENCH CABLE.

THE SUBMARINE WIRE BROKEN NEAR THE COAST
OF FRANCE.
LONDON, April 26, 1870
The French Atlantic cable is broken 200 miles from
Brest
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Average temperature yesterday -,
Average temperature for corresponding dste last
year. .....s................ ...........s...s. ~
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1(EcORD or THE YEAR.
SECOND NUMBER MAp NOW READY
with 6ns large steel portrait Of Mr. Moody. The grss

Something entirely aud original In the way o.
monthly Being sort Of reference scrap O.
monthly of every any nssurs tcas
happens any o the world together with seectno
tie choicest miscellany prose and poetry orsi1
Record" -. -. -
monthly Magazine issued sold svsryvhefss and 800
frss 81 mall On receipt ~ 50 centsby - ....
" NakisnA snnasa- No Hn1k
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ENGLAND.

MERCANTILE FAILUnE-THE MARKET FOE BIZ
vER-DIscouNr QUIET.
LONDON, April 20, 1870.
Eugepo Lopez, merchant, of No. IS Old Broad
street. c. has failed. with liabilities Of $2so,ooo
Silver. sa,<d
Tho Tmes TO day, in It's financial article, says dis
count business is very quiet the being entirely
matter OF arrangement
AN AMERICAN SINGER PREPARING FOR HER DEBUT
Miss Emma Abbott, the American singer. will make
her debut at tho Royal Italian Opera House. Convent
Garden on Tuesday ncxt Maria in Donzettis opera
LA Figlia del Reggimento."
THE woMAN's RIGHT BILL REJECTED BY PAR
LIAMENT-JoHN BRIGHr's OPPOSITION.
LONDON April %, 1876
In the House of Commons last evening the bill for
removing the electoral disabilities Of women-a bill
regularly introduced for many years pas-was rejected
by 23s against 152.
Messrs. Jacob Bright, Henry Fawcett, Mr.. Forsyth
and other well known liberals supported the measure
JOHN BRiGHrs ARGUMENT IN OPPOSITION.
John Bright however, strongly opposed Inc bill Tin
the Of the women themselves, the principle
versal experience"
PROMISING LIBERAL RETURNED TO PARLIA-
MINT.
LoSDoy April 81 1870
Mr. Edward Stafford Howard, liberal, was returned
to tho House of Commons for East Cumberland yes
tcrday, in place Of Mr. Hodgson, deceased.
Sir Edward Musgrave was tho conservative cand-
date
The new member is q son OF the late Mr. Henry How
ard Of Greystoke Castle who was leader Of the liberal
party In his day.
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SUI rurR 80 Az dos the complexion . world Of good
HILL Ham DIRK. black or brown. soc
A-BENNETT BUILDING
FInEPkuOF -
L2 HASpsoM III AND wEIl HEATED UfficEs~
10 LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
APPLY oN THE PREMISES
A-RussIAN vAP0R BATHS, NO. q EAST lTH
st. Most complete and popular baths on this continent
SILK ELASTIC TRUSS, FURNISHED ONLY By
ELAsrjc TRUSS CoxraSY. us3 Broadway: sold cheap
comfortably night and day; never dspIaced scoa
rupture.
A-THE FIRST DAY OF MAY WILL PRESENT A
moving spectacle: but the popular movement In favor q
the KSox spring style q rentlcmens HAr decidedly sr
more pleasant and gratifying buy your HATS - NO. 2i7
Broadway In his fifth Avenue Hotel Embellishments
DR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY WILL
your rheumatism and neuralgia Try IL Depot. ~
John II.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
The very best. Cor 81. 57l Broadway
and D-l Arch -. Philadelphia
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerstcd Beverages JOHN MATTHEWS. LIST ~. and 2Ssh
a.. city
WIGS, TOUPEEs-G. RAUCHFUss wIGMAKER
and importer Of Human HAIR ~ East 18th o.. Broad
way.
SO HATS, 81 90; SILK HATS, So 80, WORTH 80;
hne DefbyN 10 New Church st.. up stairs.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
L,ATHER JosLIN's sew WORK. wIfH PORTRAIT!
Of tho auihor nailed prepaid 70 any address on reccM
Yosrss. :" : 'oD'' 1AD - : '-'-' - -
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SECOND NUMBER MAp NOW READY
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DANES AND DAMsEI.S SAY THAT GLENNT
SULPHUR soar does the complexion . world Of good
HILL HAM DIRK. black or brown. SOC
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-08
.DYlNG OUT"

"Thc Changers movement has lost
considerable ground within a year past
and the indications are, that as an or
der the Patrons OF Husbandry will be
short lived. Farmer.
Poor fellow. lie must have had 1t
badly when he wrote that But edl-
tors, as well as other men, get the
dumps sometimes; and then look out
for dumpy articles from their pen. Inc
editor of the lancaster Farmer had 1t
badly, when he wrote that; his feelings
carried him completely away: W on
der if he is a married man. llty his
family, if has one; if not, pity him. But
The facts: The number OF Changers III
his own county has nearly doubled
within year-or 8 to l4-with an IN
crease of over 200 Changers i'll his own
State. More than twice the number OF
strous now that Lancaster county had
one year ago, and nearly double the
number of members in the State. It's
bad to get the dumps, Mr.. Editor, par
ticularly when they break out in four
line sputters, and hit at an organization
that has done more for the class you
seek tie patronage of than any other
movement on this continent. After
recovery from your indisposition' please
make ample reparation, and the rat
rons of Lancaster county will meet you
more thon half way OH the plane OF
forgiveness. Farmers Friend.