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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
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1Sleren @oriiialidfeit:

Nan ltls bisIts spA Gpparb 9. Garrisuts, elmer
Der eOmptisriGAen Druasiltn uno 9btmifer
9biIaoelpbtl'e. elm Wann, auf beItn Dabrs
bsiLslitbe man no pnIaiftn fam, bslbtinis.
ts 9Guenb:
gS freui mid, in Stanb gtftbl Al lsn, Rem
,,9pnbpn Satr 6plpr Reilorcr" baS
8suaniB auslelsn 10 ftnnfn, bae er msinsm Saar
bic SrtaiHaIfarbs ptseeI gesetsn unb baB Ditlsl.
Be permanent III. SD bin fen BACON iibe,tugt.
oal obisss YripaIaI ltin 5drbtllpiI IN unO bab
onlielbe auf bic plarpurien ipirfi. Go III au-
beLeIm Gin prdbti9te Griir- unb ben padrmubs
bei6rbnnets Wilhl. SD fauflt bic erie Sla1he
Won e. y. Oanisuts, apuibtter, Ode 10. unb
Coates Strti, wldsr 90 beltuesn fam. taB min
6aar sani srau mar, tbs i'd Cbisss SaarmilitI
gGbraRhie.
Grau MILLER.
Nc. 7SO ROTlb Ninlb Sirtst, Ybua.
Or. Spapns u. Son! - 0dhdBh Grsunbe !
gs freat mid auBtrcretnlIict, Sbnen mititsilsr
~ f6nHsn, eaE cine Dlmt meinsr 9llanntfhalt
8rau MILLER, pOn Sbrent pGOnbpn 9air 80.
Tor Htfortr" 9anS snludi II. 9br 5aar
lte aus unb iplIoe gani 9rau. 9u6 ben 0s.
braud 9brtS 6aarmilitle erbitlt ibr Saar bic
naiilIlIts BMbr wlster uub ling auf's gitus ~
pa6fsn ait,
Y, o. 9arrieuts, Drp9uih,
MpOtbifgr, 9de Der 10. unb Coates Slr., Vbila.
Or. Swapnsu. SOn, GIrftdbie Scrrsn! Dab,
rsnb mtinte ltBten @ufenlballs in Srinlou, ~.
s., BABE I'D & 6lalbtn Sbrts ,,9onbpn Satr
GpIDr &elOrcr" gCfault, ptlhre 5aarmit>
I'll Id duCn an6trGn pUrJisbe. 6absn Sit bic
sue, mir tin wsittrtS Dusenb 8ll(bCn pr. e..
8. . care Of ID, 9. 5OsItr n. Spn, apClbefer,
DO. 7!3 IrsmOnt Strsti, Bolton.
9sTblste 6c6abmnsspOu
aba Safer
30. So 8ulanb SldGr.
,eOntrn Sair gUIOr &r1urr ano DullIns"
bat mtinen Saar he SHainaIiarbe unb tslIsn
irubcrn 0l0nl piseG 0esebsn, ICwit etiltn
WabNtum b;l0r6ut.
Grau annie Wprris,
No. GIG Npro 7ts Cir, gbhd.
Ir. Dalton poH ybiatsIpbia l,brtiSt ,,Du
,,gOnbpn 9air eplpr Rclprtt"
ipirb alssmtiH OoH mstncn 6rsunben unb palitn>
ten, iGpie pcn mir iriblt srbrauht. Sd Rths
aus Grfabrans."
IS GentS pr, Slal1e.
Man attuliirs: Or. SipaDne 8 Con,
gbilaSrIpbia, M. Ilieinigs GisGnibiinrr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
@bprnl. unb @,t[nnabiihir.

SbOrol' uno @tlan9bihr.
Sdas, ). g., GGuIbnrmcnIr, IbSu as.
bunben
ennbtubrrasL Is. g., 9bcraIbu@
fir tic SrasL atbuHbfu
@ffana. unb Gburalbu6 fur iirtl.
unb bGuSl. Dtbraub. Ben Or. pbIl.
SGaf. 756 StiiH. 9n 9tbrbant
Der Singer am 9rabs 9n
2finpdnb esbunetn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
SOspepfits,

OOcr @crOauunos SeIhwcrOen, &Opf,
Idmera SdultcUidmcr3. 8ctlcmmln0
Der 8ruit, Suitcu, 1ourc8 glufItobcn ans
Dem Wiopen, SbpinbcI, iblebtcn Sc.
itmaf i'm Wiunbc, @uIlcnlcioCn, 0crS.
fIupfcn, Sdmc8en in Der gticrcu.@c.
9enO, nnO bunOert onNCrc &rnnfbcit8.
grIdcinun9Cn, pclhc burh llnbcrb0n.
li6feit erScn9t UcrNen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
@mSns Qttsralur.

Q 6tlItr's IimmiIts 0srIt. 9n
t2 9Gubsn StiaU. 9n etinpdnb i&Un
asbunben 1890
g GtIIer's @tbibIs. SfiaS. Sn
9eiupanbgtbunbfu nit @OIOiiitl 75-$3.5C
Seine g. 'lSmmilthe WnIe, z 9Gns
bt. SriaS. Su balb 9sbnbanb $t2-$l5
R ddert s., @tbi&is. 3 @6nbr, In
taIb WcTotrp atbunefn SOC
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
@e9sueifer fir Meiiembe.

penniplpanta Central Gtltnbabn.
Bulge StrlaHtn bas ptnnIyIpania GiIsnbaIH
Depot ~ parrisburg t6sIi& pis icIal.
Yin unb bonn f6 .glpril, 1876,
DsRIt&.
philadelphia Grprtb $50 @cra,
SpntaSa9,. 400 Wprg.
harrisburg GrprsBlua, 6.l5 Born.
Dlasrpiat aefcmmpSaiicns,ua, 500 Born
eantaiitr Bug (via GOIumbiaJ 1885 Born
yastfe &TPrtBshg, ti.50 Born.
9obnstcin GrprebJua f.45 Radbn
Gag. GrprsB AIS
parriebur9 Accommodation, $50 :,
WlIantis erPrfbius, ills Naw
@tRIt%.
etuinnati GrpribSue. f2.55 gla&lS
parIIe Grprbsua APO Born
@ta-pa0aeitriua 500 Born
8el9ranFtsr pber nsurr pOISuG tOl0 ,
gebuG les Gatm
SHnelliug, $40 :,
etpistopn Accommodation 5.25 =,
pittsbur9 @rpreB = t0.4O gaCptS,
Der philadelphia Grprt6lug. 6nIiR, g,bi ir.
ben Tag, ausgsncmmfn Wcnlaae.
Der Sarrisbura 9rprtBIug. Dillnvilt Ne.
fonimceaicnsIug 9anraitr 9us, ppI,ua, uub
6T harrisburg NftCmmabiIOnslug (iter 50.
Innibia) BilIt6, ssbtn tsbru Gag. als9rncm.
men Scnniags.
Der pph,ua. bn Sbnf0suB unb brr Yih5.
burg 9rp!tliius, tpflilib, etbsn tiglb. aasgrs
toinren 9pnntaas.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
Irennnitlaitlidles sienliucrhaltniR.

Sefretdr; Snben'S Ncnn ibOn 9cbOrt,
Serr &oItmeiItcr
Yoltmeitcr gtciu, luOs lOlI id oeNn
0cbOrt babcu.
ScfretGr SD babe 0cbOrt, Dap DIR
BoititIion in 8oBcnbouicn nidt mctr
Onrd Die StuNt bINitn bari.
@oitmciitcr: &ciu @ort babe id &C.
bort. Sic 9ienitii9HoIc iOII CT nibt
mcbr Ourd bic StuNt bInIcu Nilrfcn?
Sefretdr: Go babe ih ocb6rt, rCr
Siir0ermciltcr foil cS ibm ucrbOtcn bo.
ben.
@cltmciitct: s, mas bat brnn ba 10
ciu MtoIcfS8 8ilr9ermciitcr 81 Ocrbietcn :?
0a mub NOd 0Ieib-nu, unO Der 20
ltilIion bat mir fcn 8Ort oauOn 9cmrl'
oct. 9n MAIDEN Sic nal NIcid ciucn
8cridt, Scrr Scfretdr.
SCfrctdr SO9Icib Serr %OitmCiitcr
obcr id babe MIR nod cin SCOeufcn.
4oitmciitcr; 8oS bObcn Sie Ncnn
UiCNer fir Gin 8CbcnfCn
Scfrctdr: Gi0entIih bari OOd aud Der
@oItiIIion nidtbur6 Die StoOt blNicn." !"
%oItmciIcr: Sa worum nidt? GS 1T
ia 0icnitUOrlbrift.
ScfrCt1r: gr mub Nurb'S SOrn bI0.
len.
YOIlmciltcr Sic OummerunN cinfdIi'
ger @ieuid, Sic pOitoIIiIdeS 8cIIciicn 7"
--~s~-
81: ga brin0c ib Sbnen Die mir
0eIiebenen 8uIben lUiCoer.
81: Sduu, f;bnu! Sic ilbcrnldeu
mid 9anS-buS bate id nibt bon ibncn
0e9Iaubt!
81: SO! Qber iebt bate i'd nod cine
Sitte a!
B.: llnS Die ludre?
81: Sb Sie mir nid)t nod einmaI
ani bier @Oden SweibunOert @nIOsn
lciben iuollen?
81: 8cboure lebr, id m6dte mid
nibt germ in 10 flIr3cr Belt gum 3tueitcn
WfoI tlui6cn IuiIcn
----s - ----
- Mann: 0n Sruu, 1T infer 8icr
ihon luarm.
Srou: 81, eS lit Idon iuarm.
gfonn &sdt luarm?
Srau 8edt luarm
@lanu gfa baun trinfS aus, baB
mir Gin frilbcn fric9eu.
--aa=-- S-t-----
- @ater: On biIt mir q iollbereS
SrldtIe @n8 iuer'n DO Die 9eut bente,
mas bu for gItsrn boI6t?
Sobn: Nes iuer'n Die 3enf tuine,
Batter, es itebt 10 in Der 8ilueI: an
ibren Srildtsn iOIlt ibr iie erfeuuen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
sOmmrrsrtranfe fir SrlOarbritrr.


-9uS ociunOcite unO bette @etrdnf in
Der Sibc 1T fOIScnOcS / Yf. &ofee
miro mO9lidIt fcin scmabIen mp nit l.
Quart @uiicr 10 Minuten 9cfObt.
Sen 10 0cIpOnnencu GTtroct Idbt man
purb ciucn gcutcI luufcn uuo uermii6t
ibn nit 5 0uart foItcm 8oiIer, Oerliibt
ooS @ctranf nit ctlunS 8ufcr, icbt cine
SbertuIic boil SruuND oOcr &Tm binSlI,
fiut cs in cineu 9ruD unO 9rdbt i'm Uer'
forft in bic grNc Gin; buS God luirb nit
$cu ONcr Strob 3ueeOcft 0icicS fuItc
@etrdnf itdrft Die MuSfcIn imo ucrmin.
bert, im @e9cniub 81 oIIeh anoeru Sc.
tr6nfrn, bic SalttuuSoilnitun9 uno lit
oober bei'm WdBeu uno @ar6enbinScn
bcIonoer$ al empfebIen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
Gcbeu, @ajstbnllt llnO
SdOn6eit!

"LoNDoN COLOR HAIR REsPoRER"
"LoNDoN COLOR HAIR REsToRER"
9sinsbamIaras ma6t ilruppists paar 10 owtI@ unp
sIalt, rsiniSt bic ROpfbaut 70 na&tradIi6 uno
btf0rbri bas Da6sibum btr Saars an banntn
unS fabItn Skln. aann nit etr bIpBtn 9ane
,iustrittsn pubsn, iubtm IS ween bic Saut
nod, inls ginusn tsl&muet. ais 5aar,
5rIlrmilitI 4 IS bas sOllfpmmtnlt, baS is aaf
grbm fabrBiri pures. DaS Saar piro rtncpirt
u, selthrFt pbnr6inSutbun mintraIifb fbrSubl lanJtn
Stit GinGlbrun9 bisIss pabIbaft wtrtbpOIltn
SaarmiiteIs bier ~ eanbt bat iid balfslbs alses
msintr 9tIisbibstt unb 8spunetrung Tfrtut
uno Itrar neil Is oae ein,se IN, ipsldee in Diri>
lidfsii benz erautn Saar feline Haiilrlide GaTbt
pitbnetbsn, balTelbr prdhiie uno eIdnssnb ma.
den lam uno auf fablsn Stsllsn pteeT baS feb
lsnee Saar pIpbueirt.
Dieter btrrlid parf1mirlt qrtfsl IN spniplst In
iIb ielbf. unb btoaIf 10 ftintr Sprbsristn Da.
Ihuns pttr Dprbtreitun9, btppr man ibn applt~
ett; paS atipGnIbte RtluItat fam aut pbns fol-
Cte 9prtertitunstn eIiitblt peresn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
Wtan lcIe folsenOes 3cusniB :

@tan leie fOlScnces 3cuSniB:
SD lit t6tdli@ an elmer btr f6mtrSbafsltn
0rantbeitsn bic sS sibt, Yruriius petr prurisO,
better bsf6nnt unisr tem Namen bluienpe pd~
mprtcibsn. Das SUDDEN mar ritan6mal riitt
,um 9lusbalttn unb burb tas 6ftrs fraB.n MUIR
be Der afttr oft lsbr numb. SD etbrau6te cline
SGahisI BON Spapne's Ointment, ppour6 bas
Sudsn fcslsih striritbsn wuree unb it In ftbr
fur,tr 9sit p6uis furirt purbe. SD fam jstt
rubia IhIafsn unb m0dtt allen Dtnitnistn, iptl>
de an bitfsr Aranfbtit leibsH, raibtn, icsIsi6
Spapnt's SOiuimsrt ~ ssbraudsn. SD babe
Sorbr unIdbIiss RiiteI ssbrau&t, absr aIIe ubne
Grfplg.
(spn Der SSirna R6bslu. gbrih,)
gBtpItIalt gambler in Stittsl une S6uben,
Sl4 Rprb 2tt Srabe, gbilabsIpbta.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
9ountaaSsa aGaet

SVHHFH BV' . WBtI
BsrIa0sn Rtw.gpri um $40 Radmtttaas.
BtTla0tn philadelphia unl ITO Rammiiiaas.
Dulallsn 8taotns I'M 40, 7,40 Rerstns un'
uin 1885 Aadmiitass.
StrIaGtn aasntupn I'm 2,SO glOrstus, uuD I'm
900 Wa6mittaae.
Ola ROrris uub GFr GilsnbabH.
5. g. DuptttR
OtnuaI> >Supsriuisubtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17

= 3u ben MOsquito8, Ocn blutluijr.
iti9en Oietriden, braubt man MIR nod)
oie86rcnmnIif, OieSadcln mO Stump.
reoner, baum febIt nibtS mebr gum aus
Der Suut fObren.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
Nbilabelpbia s OfeaDina
Gifenb abm.
infringement fiir galTasiere.
SuIi ~, 1876.

3as' SsrIaFsn pauisbura Bis foIai,
a4Rsp,gOrf. um $40, 8.I6, 8. Hsrasns. nm
z.oO Ma1nilitdss, unb um o7.40 g6eabj'
VAC philadelphia, um $40, 8.16, s,Io, o.45
m WOIstns uHo um 400, unb s.57Raamit.
Na3 RsabiHs, um $50, 8.15 8.Ie Hnb p.l6
niiitaeS. ~ ''AV'
WAC gSltssile, nm $40, $40 @eresus. uHe nm
s.o1 Wa8mlitass, unb Sta SGHsIlill unb sue
s aatSGnta Bpttsbabn UNI 2.40 Ra9miitaaS.
"SS ,,n @asn'OSa: sn an 80 6,l5, $40 Rprssns,
Die $40, $40 Rprssns 400 Re6mtttsas. uuh
1tO AetheIlat etbtn bur2 Die mad b, QOrF,
Die 0.l5, $40 Rorotns unb 400 RaSsmI,iasSs
BaG' ssbsn bur6 Bic mad wbiIabtIpTla,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
ST. SlOQOnC's
'COmpOundSyrupO iIdCherry'
bns ein Ia. lin psrflImtttel!

glalfpnfin t6mmt iuAeif aus brr GufhO5re,
5ri6ti, grCnbia rbtr aus ben 9ar9tn, unb III
nrbrfah, llriatrn iujulbFtibrr, aIs oa iinp |:
llttuanhrtnguul bcS 86rptrs, lbHflllt o at>
asiifs. l1pld puuacH. llsbTannrenguns br
Slim ne uiItrbridts Gnltrdn9,c.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
llnperb1uli0fett

entltanOen InO unO SloOunOcn mO
Scritopiun0cn ucronlOlCn. z pic
Die Sropicu Die gluSfilbrun0 bc$ StOf'
fCS bCwirfCn, ocr bic 8cIblUcrbc ucrnn.
Iobt, 10 ucbmcn iic Die SDmptomc mn
3ufdlIr wc0, bic aus icncr NucIlc cnt
iprnngcn rporcn. ). y. nidt uur bic TO-
Iiforti0cn Qcibld)mcr3cn, irnNcrn oud
Die ooUOu obbdn0i0cf 8clhmcrbcn Nc$
SonptcS uno Der 8ruit, Den ShwinOcI,
6oS Orifcnmo bic Siliterfcit beS Sop.
feS, 0mfelbeit bCr 9lu9en mb 8cflcm
mnn0 Der 8ruIt, oud bo8 beibwerlid)c
QIu$' mp ginotbmcn, 3nf6lIC, ueIdIc
bcIOnberS ocn SDpobonNriltcn offers
filrdtcrIid iino.
Gtjtn
allie Seipen be6 lpelbl l.
den 8ef 6 | e6 IS.
@s9sn
SoabIiittSteit,
8let6 6 +,
SdwermiItbisteIt.
9(en9ftl t6tett
lts6elfeiten,
Sbnma6 6 eM
SfOPf. anS OlIeSsriamer3en,
0er5tlcpfem
Gelbiu9t.
@c9cn: &aturrb umO stOtianup;
fen, pcIdc 0elp6bnIib lbncII 0cbcilt
luerOen, inOcm bic Sropfcn Ncn iborIcn,
itofenNen S6Icim ouiIOicn lno ubfil6.
rer.
8c9cn: ent3ilnoIiben unO tbrOniidcn
NbcmmatisnIns, 9c9en0i6t
9uIlioc, rcnlittircnOe nnO Intermittent.
DC Tirbsr, 0c9cn &rontbeitcn Nc8 8la'
ts8, Der glicrcn mo. Ncr SIoIc. &c.
9en
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
ltattrleiGes,

inioicrn iie ans %crihIcimun0,
augebduiteu &rnoitdteH mN
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
SonntaasS96a.,

Ra4 Ntp. yOiE, I'm $40 Rprssns.
Ra8 @atniewn HHb WtssStatioHtH I'm $40
Dcrniiaes.
BAD @,abins, gttnbslpbia unb @ts. Statiuu,n
I'M AS Ra&mittass.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
$1,710,161.32

Sern m 09en:
Baar an Sanb uub In Der BanI, $17I, 1861
9OnbS uno Ncrieagss, trite QnfpriGe
auf lieesnbts eissnlbur tn Wtrtb
BON 81, ,693.700, 7l6,700. 90
Der. 81. Bombs, anasItbtnu Wntb, 689, ,275. so
Staat unb gitp 8anbS, 90
4anf.Siud, 6,600.0O
anIsibtn esiI6ut bar6 gOlatsraIs lam
etstbentr gDtrtb, $3s,476), S5,462.4s
0runbtissnibuni, 60,4s7.34
8upats an SntertGtn, SuIt !, 1875, 19,6O4,4o
9aar In 6anb bsr assntsn, un6 jum
GinIenbunS btrlit, 7O,41O,40
llneplsltirts wramisH auf @OIisirs, S,4l0.1s
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17
@c9cn; cntjiinOIideu mo droniidcn
N1cmmtAtismlns, 9c9en0idDt,

9uIIioc, rcmittircnOe nnO Intermittent.
DC Tirbr, 9c9cn aronrbcitcn Nc8 8la.
ties, Der Nlicrcn mo' Ncr SIOIc. &c.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17

"LoNDoN COLOR HAIR REsToRER"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-17

- @oter: On bilt mir ioubereS
SSriidtIe ! @aS iuer'u DO Die Cent bente,
mas bu for gItsrn boIdt?
Sobn: 0e8 iuer'n Die 2enf iuihe,
8atsr, ss itsbt 10 in Der 8ilueI: an
ibren Sriidten IOut ibr iie erfeuuen.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
The Weather.

An extended barometric depression is
advancing from the westward, and we
may expect decided increase of tenn
perature by Saturday morning, with
cloudiness and local rains. The isobare of
thirty inches OF pressure was almost mer-
idianal yesterday morning from the lakes to
the Gulf, the prevailing winds along the line
being easterly and southerly. 1t is proba-
BILE, therefore, that when the low barometer
is detected to the northeastward by the
Allegheny mountains we shall experience q
repetition for some time of the condi-
tions that produced the recent heated term,
but these cannot be of long duration. The
region which is ut present the scene Of the
Indian campaign has been swept by high
winds during the past three days, which
will favor the destruction of dry grass should
the Sioux attempt to burn our troops out of
their encampments. By this time the hot
weather in England will begin to abate and
rains will probably accompany the decrease
Of temperature. In the Gulf of Mexico vio-
lent thunder storms may be expected to
prevail, which will extend to the Gulf and
South Atlantic States. The weather on the
Pacific coast has been fair and COOL The
temperature at San Francisco yesterday was
only fifty-seven degrees, with strong
westerly wind blowing toward the heated
interior
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Fred Douglass Is at Martha's Vineyard
Ocean Grove is miles from Long Branch.
Moody and Sankcy will 60 to Martha's Vineyard
General Burnside is at his home at Bristol r !.
Newburyport is two miles from the ocean and on q
hill
Emerson:-"A strenuous soul hates cheap sue
cesscs"
Chevaer Ernest de watteSg Of Vienna is at the st,
Denis Hotel
admiral Leon Dejoe, of the Haytian Navy, Is at thu
Metropolitan Hotel
Salisbury Beach Is the hardest and longest beach on
the New England coast.
Goethe:-"The best result TO be derived from history
is the enthusiasm 1t kindles.
From Jay Peak, Lake Memphremagog. you may
see the ST. Lawrence River.
If every man would onIy take the advice he gives to
other people he would be happy.
Harriet Prescott sponord has a summer home on
Deer Island, near Newburyport
Sir John Hodgson, the City Engineer of London,
England travelling in Canada IN semi-ofcial char.
actcr.
Wrap your trout in brown paper put him into tho
ashes with few live Goals ATOP and IN fifteen minutes
he will be at for king to eat
Men who "go West to pick up gold streets Of
San Francisco hire out the wheat fields and, settling
down, obey the philosophers injunction.
Tunoh;--Nr - 'Don't you think, love, that
you'd better give them longer invitation than &
week."
Mrs -, "My love. They'd all come"
Fun:-litle Girl "Oh please, sir, I've brought youi
shirt 'ome but mother says she can't wash it no more
cos she obliged to paste 1t up agen the wall and
chuck soap suds at it it's tenderl
souhcrner, writing from Cape May to his homo
paper, wonders why prudsh girl who will dance with
but her brother will run along the beach
"nakcd as 10 the knee" and kicking sand at he,
beau.
minister in a Scotch seaport town was dcscantna
before large audience upon tho pers of unrcpcutani
sinners as they driftcd down The stream of time ia
compared them to tcnpcst tossed bark bowing under
the hurricane every b OF torn from its spars
and driving iurously upon adjacent breakers At tho
climax OF his ssu'y elaborated metaphor the minis.
ter shouted "And how, now shall the poor mariner
he saveds" An old salt in the gallery with his whole
soul absorbed IN the scene sprang to his feet and
screamed "Lc him put his helm hard down, and bear
ny against the waves"
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

RoUMAN1A GROWING REsTIvE.-It looks as
though it would require very little to fling
the Moldo-Wallachians into the fray which
is at present threatening the peace of all
Europe, as well as furnishing fighting for
the Turks, Serbs and Montenegrins. Rou-
mania is pawn of Germany in the great
Eastern game of chess, as Montenegro and
Servia are pawns of Russia. That Russia
has, so far, left the latter principalities to
the risk of capture does not assure anybody
that she has lost interest in their fate, and
although Germany might for time act SIM
ilarly with regard to Roumania if Prince
Karl declared war, the iron hand of Bis
marck would be felt before the fight was
over
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

The INDIAN WAR.-Our latest advices from
General Crooks camp indicate that the In
dians have determined on giving the troops
battle in force once more. They have with
drawn from before the camp and are be-
lieved to be hiding their families in the fast
nesses of the mountains, and in every way
providing for stubborn fight, with the pos
sibility of getting away in case retreat becomes
necessary. This is one of the reasons why
. stronger force should be sent against them
than has been prepared. We shall hope for
the best from the movements soon to be
made. particularly as Terry will cooperate,
md there may be fresh body of troops to
pursue when the main body has broken up
the enemy.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
A Consular Tyrant.

The conduct of General Partridge, the
United States Consul to Siam. as it is re-
ported in letter which we print this morn
ing is of a character to reflect great dis
credit upon the country and our consular
service. Partridge seems to have been sort
of consular tyrant, who not only lorded it
with high hand over the American citizens
who came within his jurisdiction, but even
treated the King to whose dominions he was
accredited with disdain. Wishing to come
to Philadelphia as the Commissioner of Siam
he threw the Commissioner whom the King
had chosen into Jail in order to embarrass
his departure, and otherwise behaved in a
way to prevent the articles intended for the
Centennial Exhibition from being sent at
all. Other acts of tyranny, including the
imprisonment of a number of mis-
sionaries, for so-called contempt of
his authority, followed, and his son,
who is vice consul under him, is said
to have behaved in g way equally discredit-
able and disgraceful. 1t seems almost in
credible that the representative of the
United States in q foreign country should
behave rs General Partridge is said to have
behaved but our correspondent informs us
that the ConsuIs conduct has been nvesti-
gated by Commander Mathews of the
Ashuelot, and so we may assume that the
State Department is in possession of all the
facts. If these are as represented Secretary
Fish's duty is plain. Partridge must be dis
missed at once and brought home to answer
for offences which it is hard to believe any
American official could commit. In this
case a consul seems to have set up as a petty
satrap in a foreign country, and the spec
tacle which his actions present is one that
could come, it would seem, only from a
madman or from one singularly unscru-
pulous.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27

GENERAL GoRpoN's REVENUE BILL is civil
service reform in nutshell. 1t does not
contemplate the complicated and cumber
some machinery which was part of General
Grants attempt, but it provides against the
use of the patronage of the government as a
reward for partisan services, and makes in
.egrity and worth the important qualifica-
ions Of office-holders and office-seekers. In
.he past the civil service rcformers ap-
preached the question of reform as if it was
something very like an offence to hold Office
No such ideas enter into General Gordon S
dill. but its purpose rather is to make both
,fice-holders and oflice-holding worthy of
respect The measure is one which ought
20 pass, and no filter tribute to the sincerity
,f the professions of both parties on this
subject can be afforded than for republi-
van Senate and democratic House to adopt
this measure without delay.
The New York herald., 1876-07-27
The Silver Bill.

The silver agitation in Congress is sort
of midsummer madness. So far the iniqui-
tous measure known as BANDS Silver bill
has failed to pass; but it hangs q portentous
danger over the country and threatens nearly
every interest with destruction. Singularly
enough, it is the first born of imitation, and is
even worse than additional issues of green
backs, for it would give us a new species Of
legal tender of less value than the greenbacks
themselves legal tender which would be
receivable for customs duties, for which
greenbacks are not receivable. While we
have an irredeemable legal tender currency
q gold note would bo bad enough, because
it would only tend to discredit the legal
tenders, but silver note in addition to both
Congress know that silver is commodity
worth only what it would fetch in the mar
ket-a commodity which has deprecated in
value sixteen per cent since the 1st of Janu-
ary? As we'll might We think of making
iron or zinc or platinum the basis of coin
note. Wheat and corn and whiskey and
molasses would be equally available if they
were not more perishable. Within the last
few years silver has receded from its
high place among the precious metals.
and if the production of the mines
continues as great as in the past it will soon
be bought and sold in the market like lead
and iron and the other useful minerals.
England and Germany are both recognizing
the necessity Of demonetizing it, the cause of
this being the wonderful productiveness of
the American mines; and, singularly enough,
at the very moment the world secs that it
has lost the place it once held by the side of
gold, our astute American statesmen are fall
ing madly in love with it, not only as
circulating medium, but the basis of new
currency. They not only want to make the
deprecated silver dollar legal tender, but
a better legal tender than that for which the
credit of the government is pledged. In
design of this kind something more than
stupidity or demagoguery must be at the
bottom of it. 1t is easy enough to perceive
what that something is, and we need not go
further than from the cause of the decline in
the value of silver to the men who will suffer
by the decline to find it. Mr.. Blands bill
is sop to the indationists, but its real pur-
pose is to succor a few desperate spectators
and bolster up the silver interest of Nevada
and California. When commerce or manu-
features demand silver bars it will be easy
enough to buy them at their market price,
but at any time it would be great outrage
to compel people to take dollars in coin
notes based upon half the value of the facc
OF the note in silver.