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p1ssrNrERS Killed.

FIR UAWBrgG-T ~ steamship E,'enr Nay il-pr 4
~ tfr- ~Arfea Nlur1u. ISIS 1t@uhe.nrl, n : f't
heii wi. ,h'io ant s-t nj lttny we
ar.l iiref u-. a 3D. it1l.ef II-s tnfh' Nllii w.
Hi.. ION 3D.. sur4ruc Miss Nafa lAhumGan, MISS lai.
kaufman sii-- Mary Sclt. Mrs Gus.Hvus liound c.il
srt s.r,a.t krsrfe Hra. Car me N. HtuscbFl Ms.
T.uiln, 'p 80 MAJ VOL Ms lax Wet oh.oren ana
.~f..ut. A rrser C.pt. tug- Altman VIC, anl oiin
Mr, n. W..rcrl ant family, Edw~rd Ppkr ana ia nv
.rmurl TO- %. haus ~ ng'r iLdP iraudL ~
IAN Blai1 Wilhelm ntler Wilhelm Sc,nchtns'
J. D. Wltsr. 20 Lehman II. o.. Bauer, T. W. -cllnSo AHt
Abraham. Gotr'eo Ja-o1s Adoip jaooet terl - T.
N1yei IIfllrh shrairr, II l. Kiinr Pred bntC hrI,
rr.v Dfrk never T. Nh-r Joseph IT, Meyers j. g. Olsen,
oip y 3. enau g. Iairr Oitn kCtlo . A Ge tde FunC
s'r. D. GI4-.r gea Tmma Nthcr Miss Emma Bghmaun. u.
Ii-ri cnd wife Clsta' Frank lady ana chGr'l IS 10
.Lpf s..uar Ms Marguerite Dover and sd, srs EaLc
vow Sos and Children. Irs. Adoe Gamer Mss Parine
pIcl IA ch.d Vol and vile, Mrs Lena Braun aai
%
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Cont yesterday Emma ITce'
charged with keeping disor iey house al NO on h%"e'
st. was held answer in 81, 900 bail
AT the YOrkville Police Court yesterday Cornenus
T. Parker and Fr derrick Parker arTaened upon le
Iai1I of JOhn cEmerv who charged them with keeping
nolicy sop al No 4G3 Thrdaye Tho DrboIes were menu III
default Of $500 each 10 answer.
James Campbell Of No. 413 East Fifth-st yester-
pleaded guilty robbery in the hrst DEGREE III
down Joseph silk In Blocker ST. ana ste1lDs Ms r
acSott In the Court OF ueheli
asons 20 IA years Imprisonment IN the state Prison.
On Wednesday night Thomas McCatirey com,
mind a brutal assault upon Ann Nevfns M the tshrinn
house at no Thirty third IT. Ann VINO Is DanS m
iurrl was sent hosita and McCaDey was yesterday
AT the Y0fAyile Police Court Ia await tho result
Charles j. Williams who was arrested several
weeks aeo charged with forging tie bonds Of the Ie
md Ne York CeUtraI Railroad Companies Yesterday peu
not guilty through his counsel A. Oakley tl 10 40 1 ~,
nens forgery and three Tor burglary ne c"So W." "
tried nexi VICE Ia the Court OF General SesSiOns
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.


THE BEECHER-BOMEN CONFEhhNNG'
BOTH SIDES EAGER FOR DR. TAYLOR TO BE PRESENT
No special excitement appeared 10 exist among
,D,,,,ounb Church people tne day after the stormy
"Wednesday evening meeting with Henry T. bOWeh MI
Beecher resumed lecturing tour. Mr. shearmn went
20 Pachkeesie 10 make the argument in tie Montoh
op,eaI case before the General Term OF the supreme
Court Thomas j. I1lney clerk Of the church. sau ne
vould probably Communicate with the Rev Dr WIN NJ
TAYLOR to-day. The letter VIII contain the ieSou'on
passed at the church meeting, which provides a' N
Bowel In the presence OF Mr. Beecher, shall t'h 'De
pov Dr TAYLOR All no knows against Mr.. Beccber, Dr.
TAYLOR not 10 disclose the story unless called upon 10
testify in a court o. law Mr. Beecher. however, Is al
lowed TO publish Mr. DOwens statement when u is sup
posed viii be identical with his statement TO MI H. L.
Pratt The letter to DR.. Taylor will also ask HIN 10
name the timo and place OF the conference MI llhey
said Plymouth Church DESTROYS OF having Dr. Id" IOi
accept. hut feared he would decline.
Mr. Bowen Yesterday morning Sas undergoing snisF
cal operation on the tearducs ~ his eye WHICH nav
been diseased for some time. Willie MI llihey WAC "
yering his argument on behalf of PLYMOUTH Chnrch De
fore thc spec al Committee, Dir. Bowen shi ~ ~ %a
nronnt. ~ tco1s I'm. uerrupiing te speaker siu nc
wished NJ distinctly understood thdt my ~, ~, IA
International and not ia any co"Iide nf 10 vs..
~ tbe argument Dr. ward editor 81 4"c i'ue-
pende,,i and Mr. Bowens counsel sll' no ~ e,t rho
ieryei with DE- Taylor but thought ne wo9d aevtP' NE
invitation 10 meet Mr.. Bowen and MI bercn S - a
Fo,Neu would certainly not IAN u III t.'..SJi -
cepted he said he Thought Mr. begeneI "p,'' lrjug
M mailer before Mr. Beecher so ihat ne couo Lo @
he dd moi know tae name Of the lady involved hu On
no 81 ronut would Mr. Bowen IKE me f'sl'o"a'p,! ~
mnln. Inc names and identifying c!fcunist pDO'
In regard to ms having been expelled iIen tle ga ~,
day evening meeting Dr. Ward said Us icI'aia ~ i
Reecber And You guilty., was In ioW zone, ul'
moi iu1 led 20 be overheard He WAS only uhhHihS oul
iond lut Deacon Howard AM Il Few clOse pi
hear1 the remark, aud Deacon Howard rose ana
REPEATED II. lie ACKNOWLEDGED tLat u "Ss ui,
parliamentary aud improper bnb t-at VIZ
not decmed a sufficient atOnemcnt lie sld ne pIop
Sby should not have delivered himself oil tht oishslS
words if he had not been made very lndshin " me
remark of Mr. Beeoher tHat 3 Bowen Was rO''ch 10 'he
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SUERIFFS CHARGES.


Ex-Sheriff Brennan's suit against the city
was brought 10 trial yesterday before Judge Van Hoe
sen in Cannon Pleas Trial Term. For tile 1rst nine
months of 1872 he presented bill tn tie Board OF super
vso FOR suInnonng jurIcs and other public services
amounting 10 SOS o. the Board auu'ed and ap
proved Is bill Before it pa!d the Consolidation
act took eject that a suit against the city was needed
to enforce The audit The city objects to several charges
the chef BE- n those for reporting convictions To the
Secretary II State at each for the convictions III
tbe more important courts and l2l2 cents oich Tor
convictions in the police courts, and to Tie thatEe
Of II 20 for conveying convicted persons TO prisons
other than the STATE Prison In 1872 Mr. Brennan claims
that lie reported from tle Courts Of oyer and Icrne
General Sessions and Special Sessions 1914 convic
lions The city SAYS reported only 20.2dl making
difference OF 81 $50 90 and that while he cllims l2l2
cents on each Of 209SO persons convicted IN the police
courts no made no such report; that while he claims
81 70 on lS0Sl persons taken 10 prison, he only took
hout 700 and that tine 1900 taken from locr courts
were not taken al q hy Linn by his employees. me
tty CLAIMS taat I'm 1871 Mr Brennan swcied the DIS
ny similar char4es for which he received pay 1n'h au
cnuntcIcians The ampu.t 81 the alleged o'erpAyMeh'
which H. put Ior that year nt TiO.5S4 % A.,
Nnen the defense ind rtook Ia show the hcN AZ 10 IN,
convictions yesterday, the pantlh = cuunsrl 'IaH'u
tf,t s the charges were county CHARGES the -uptrvianA
aucit was final ON ell questions OF Wok Gone ana Naluo
Jde Van Iocs1n RI ed that tie supervisors auih Wa,
uny anal lawn. bills. aui cuurt inigh hpGi re-
whether tie bills they had passed on were unlawful III
any respect Lyd,ncc vas t4rn gwen 10y Mr. SP,fAs
e sessions persons cent To other places oi de
tcnun IMAM Tie Prison wtrc % ~ l-l, ana 500
In 1877: H. johnson, Ccrk Of the Special Sessions
thai The ,ruvion. in that court were D. each year ~,
I'VE. Il 900 and 5000: ~ Mr. jones' the Sup'lhleud
eut Oi the House Oi Refuge, tsa mo o'nul'hi'A.S ~
iimt INST uOu were about zoo year. Hnd Nv JON
H,tj,Wal 80 % tie way in which the bills we're hditeh
The ease viii be utinued to-day. john H. strhan ma
4. j. vanderpo appear FOR p!anh James T. Carer io1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-12
FUNERAL OF THE LATE MAJOR MAcoaIB.

The funeral of the late Major Alexander
Macom5 who died last Monday from aneurism oi the
he rt nc tho Cnipn Cub TOOK place yesterday morning
rom the Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, AT
Fourilave. and Twenty-sccopd-st., Of WMch mayor
NAcoinb was a member. Tie church was crowded Win
friends and relatives, many members OF the Union tlho
peiuy present fpc body luc0,eI Ia rosewood col
i'm n0unted with silver, ana bearing SILVER ple WIZ
fye inscription. Alexander =. MacoMD. Born june -,
lsJ4 Died MAY g. 1876" TAe services were celebrated
y the Rev Dr. WashIurn. At their close the body was
covered 20 Trinity Cemetery and buried In zoe i.mY
ya.,t. the pa-OraTers were Alexander iiauiit'l'
August Belmont Col Lansing, c. Marie, Mr Rutherford,
IN Travis.
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shin Milado tof LonaonA Inray. Shanghai Jan "a, rr

ship Milado (of Londonl rbray. Shanghai JAM .. VI
Isrx rfidesse Alexandra ,Dan Davis cor IS Cav.
Rars AcG (oI JohD ~ b.. Anderson, Ma'anza. 10
BARK Una see Accano tl La,agn, Genoa 70 days IN
"a curaeoa tof windsor N 81 Palmer Curacao IS day
Bpig zee to Beize). Montgomery TruyiIo 10 days win
sctr Lli, Purcell. Key $, Says win VII INT Inn
Scfr N ~ A. Holt % Ellsworth, GIaa, Aalscaibo Feb
sd mr. Fr5oe Waters of ProvacctovD' srarIrr Bal,
fr y ' P n @t ,re. Port An OHIO - days VIII lr
scnr Wu Todd of cal4s, wood sagu' days VITA sagar
scST Moreaat COf calls Allen. windsor n. = via Calais
WIN p'iS''r scuoosEps-ayER Axp coasrwIsE
J. Rogers Ni'stoas Point. ! H. As@q o .ypsouh
VIA .i' gem Taunton. ! soss,osei Pioyidspca
Ella Jane New Hayea. j. A. Lockwood y. davea
MEMORANDA.
and aclOged sandy ooh Tor riders vas tosed 10 he e
'D' '''''-'"' YAM FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON May 1.-THE North German Loyfs steam
si,p srsuIschgcig IND tch from ba.an5rs Api 20 or
'''''''' DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALuMoRr May II -C,ea ed steamship Willam crsne
dos nsrs n,pe - a card H. Todd t,r Blrga.o.s
lark ~ cra Upton, rom aier Leo b. =
G fTen n, Nos. Dnts Mar H. Barbaeoes Atavsl
F,eelly. iron SAINT, Dominso Guy . -, , ~, . taL
scnIs Ella NJ Penn,B Thompson iioh i'aib''oc'' i4s
Iityol, ol8pd from -agdl
OFFIcE OF TIE ii IfHOrfR iNsrf0tOs iuIRl DsrmcTl
IOsPXiAs,lLtL. y. y May II. 1876.
T. on ,ie east ~ 20 L from tho s,ny IAghi SIP
lSs q ' aher spuI mile; the audible .
vim .Wald over 40 or tgre nG'i {isd me 70, 10y
' I.,S q f iBsss..ol gi ialr y 5,..S.
lF0r Latest ol.lD AeiDs sec fVh FGsCl
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

claims fo estate by curtesy IN his WIFE,
old law requires thai entie husband 70 sneh o
he 1ust have had living child BY his wife anu sire mus,
had seizn" night Of possess on I'D u's hnrn
Judse Srir decides evidence that the emu Nas
alive and mai in law wife had seizn OF mel smart ~
Ler fathers property mother having ne ,sa ~
Other half thss Young Is therefore ehuen ~ A0
in half the OF his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-12

earnestly solicited for the ensuing season. Families nv
Inc I'M untr towns are requested to club together ara
se9d hox o wild or garden flowers otter as possioie.
TIey should DE given TO brakeman or passenger on one
of Inc early ,I,t.ns aud WesicOus Express wn taAo
carce of them az any station this city and brlhs e
-, tue Fower Rooms FREE Of charge. II persons having
flowers AZ their command in tine city womb senu efeh
SIM ole rose the work would be greatly extended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-12
Glar5.e ano Slate Manlels.

NASONI < IS0LA, -
u STEAM MARBLE an GRANITE WORKS.
! Gto ~ West sOth. 81. mean broa!Way
Monuments Nantes, Altars Figures, Iag aiiiscohs.
NEARBLE and MARBLE!ZED MAN IELS,
VA NEW DESIGNS from ST. dPSarGj also Monumental
creatiy prices M1rIe turning iOr ~, tr-a
a. KLA Der. 20 1874 East Eighteenth 81
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pENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD -TnE

IL II y y = Il An n ma LitOA II go J III
ROUTE. leave from foot of Dvsbrossas aud
ENpress Tor naifis0urr. Pittsburgh the Yves. and soah
WITH nmGn Palace Cam attached o5O m, and $50 A.
ror WnSmspor Haven CORY and Erie At e30 &c IL,
end $50 m connecting AZ Cory Tor Iitusye Petroleum
For BALTIMORE washington AMI tie SOUTH 'Limed wash.
ington EXrs" Of Pullman PaIor Cars daily except SunGly
$50 tiN IS 10 Washington al iiO H. Regular at $40
Express for F6iaielh1 = 1880 $40, $50 m II 80. g. :
40 o. 2 = q p M ana ~ agi 11nday D. o. J. $50
For Newark ~ s. $50, q 80. 10, AM ~ m L
$50 :. 100 $40, 10, 1880 m, and IL hight SUNDAY,
sac. $50. :. and s:l0 p. y,
70. 5i io s G' ao go, $50 52c 80 4 5 3 ! o
ESQ 7,So, $40. 10 lao o. III sai IL night SUNDAY
For 3hss l' g 556 = 40 g 10. II am 10 NJ 2
$50 $40. $40 T. $40 $50, 400 6:2O 5:tn $40 90 $50
70. WoaaDrdrc Perth Anuoy, and South Anooy and 10
NJ, $50. 400. aud $40 p. ~ 80 ,.,o s.oo
New BrnssicS T. !, and II A. m, =, $40, f:IO D ~
Go y. IN. ana l. NIGHT SUNDAY, D. m
I'cr hasi Milestone ii a ~ 5and o'-0 y ~ ~
Tor knesion and Rosy i'' 50 a N Sld ~ ?. m
For princeton FLO a. NJ l2.So = = 10 sid /" m
For IambrItyic 80 .; m, =, s. ana $40 o. ~;
For Phnipsbu,s and Bclyidcre. $50 A. m and pm
EaI slemngeg go a. sii ana . p an m. -
For crenlan Bolteutown Burr ngion aud Camden '''o ~
go a, m. 1880, ? T. p aE1 ! y. u.
I'or FARMING sie and squan, 80 m and m -,
tog Agnts,own, Pombofo ana Ssmci VA Per'A A'0''
ESQ ?. NJ and via Monmouth Junction. 40 H. ~ -
FIJI ghs,own aed =, ftnn, NJ, VA PeiA Au'''''
n us aIrSe rs bellows: From Pttsburch t:j5 am Va
a. aud l0 m, daily 1913 a. M and olO p m m S ny
except Monday From ssnngtpn and Baltimore oV la
i:05, 5:l5 and i025 p m; sunday $50 a M ti,m "a
del ha 6:lO 20 600, 1913, 20, ll54 8 ~ 2 10 "a
! 30. ll:34 q. H., 600 ald 1925 r. IN. - ,r,,.A
Ticket Offices $40 ana ga broadway No. Asthr ho1 .
ald oi De.hIosses and C0rtaudtsts 40. Soss'
BROOKLYN and Nos ia y and liS Hudson ST., ho0'~''
ID NJ. RoYN H., Cen fasSensof AS"
PRANK TuONsCN. General MGnaxOr.
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,nNI,rrRE aI,,ANAc

! rnSIATURE ALMANAC.
euu ri.es 1900 1901 Moon rises .. ll3O
| HON NAlEG rms DAY-A. 81. 1870
island 1851 ilei o. Ferry. 1916
iIl.n WAIFR Itis DAY.. b.
Sandy Hook lO42 Cows ls.aill.1 Hon i. Ferry III
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THE TRIBUNE has received from an anony
donor 81, in response 10 tho appeal made yoscr
days TRBUSE by HIN.
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Eegal Notices.
COURT OF COMMON PIE.


COURT OF COMMON PTEAS-CITG and
7 - COUNTY - NFN-I ORK.-Tle Now-fork Lie Insur-
ance company arinst griffith ROWE sarah + aynof nas
sifuay aud - yecIuN Of and trusie. unorF i1s s IN
and tesamon o, william II Iaynor doeeased fli;aoeh VI
Sroit Adelaide v TIT Minnie laynof w lam IL hyIoJ
rel qpd Iuid9h his wilo Charles l. com 81 frat National
anE of New Y6Ik The Cnon National Bank OF tie cay
Sew Work Summons for relief (Com. ser To each Of
~. allows nan Ell. Yen grp hereby summoned
rc0u answer complaint la ihiS action, which i this
dt dled In tire Ice OF tie Clcr1 Court Of CoGOn
5r 10 ~, "a ,orua,t on he s1lscrii or al q olie
the service oi THIS summons "n 'on eA lusgr 81 lt
Of such ef co an yea ia T. arsw,f t ssa sli -
- fJI tbe !,r DEMANDED ~ tHe con
az iaw6wF Plaintiffs Attorney.
IN pursuance OF an order Of Delano {. Cal
Iar,v vu 10 All rs0rs having claims against George /.
Rona s. 81 cay OF NeFl or. DECREASED 70 pr ent
of A. ". ihaus No. 3 West 3Jthft, the Civ u Neg
YORK On or be'Cr tie day Of November ntx' Dated New
II. \. MIrlHAJs, a.
RONALD lhOMA>,
apps IavsmT EHee.i'ES
"a Y. Supreme Court.-Eloanor Brown, plain
" tR against william :. Doi, Alfred Roe. oacEt Max
Win n Dirkerman aud Brr ANN W. BUnasy lie aus
SImnions-For Relief. Com. not serl-lo the GeendA.
huuVr uamei: YoI hereby sgmn0aed and q@.tI 70
answer he 81 this ACTON. Nca viii be Died u tbe
OHco CLERK .. t!e ty aud county O. New nr4, ana
10 sfrva a COW yOur % the said complaint the
snb,crsr AZ N oaco NO seven a. Nassau street, tho
ms summons on YOU exclusive Gay such sryice
aforesaid plaintiff THIS q Win apply 20 tho Coat Tor
TOE relied demanded i1 Tue S"ngisiAS iofh'
Plaintiffs Attorney, no Nassau street
complaint ~ t!c ABOVE acton alcd 70 toe ocs o.
dsy q; March, 1870. EDWARD 7. Biso~A' Pas ANY
az Iaw6wF
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Cy~pp,t SpssIoss-IIAcEfrr HYooPprR.- Henry ihshop
r,ioious e--qu aid battery John 6ynn. sodonv b'iau
selir Wilton hudorsor 1hora- F'irr Jsn@- Mel9s1n,S'
l,rr larry. Tmly Ccmsock. Joln irsvN tfwaId "i.,yl
MARY l. Johnson Daidy Crlna Larceny J'Ap -.
Figarf smrsey. Tett larceny Thomas Lynch assault WIN
fr.fYf. IN. IL.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads
FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALI POINTS EAST.
THE WORLpNENONNED SILAAk~S


Prom Plsr ~ North River foot ~ 8uTfayst,
DAILY (sC y AVS. II TO sept. 10 inclusive al
Tickets and Satorooms secured principal hotcs ks'
cgces aud tlO steamers. GEOhcE ]. toNNOh
Gen. iaSs Agent. BORDEN Il LOWELL AGENTS
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
Il tho NhWJEIs5Ei SOUTHERN X E--fare lower taaa
by other tOuie commencing May ], 1876 Leave Non
York nom Pie. 3, r.. r.. fJot ect0rsL. Gao o. NJ yer
Long Branch AID Inerme sie stations D45 m ui IN
delphia. Long Branch, Toms River NinclaId Re D. "A
for Philadelphia, Lang Branch, Msre,oUa and IGcAetnn
=. SNEpEN &. NJ
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] ~. lnfirn act. linuehiun.
lS9 Herman ard Guu. at.
Gilbert and an1
100. Post 20 al sAt. Wen ct
al.
lJ2 Simon et ~. act. Hurt
eta
lJ2e CrDH,y agt. Schneider
an. ano.
100 Manchester aud AFRO.
a.. The STA or, &c.
lOl Sh.-.dln agt Tho Il ~
o, SC.
IOi..fcl.lWs agt. tho May.
az dc.
GO. Cliirrr's All Society
aga Iu,tiilge. &C..
81 -C..lt"tI's And society
80. ioyeIide-, Sc.
g.. Moves ava gup. at.
Chiidrcf's Aid Soc.
siN ,tal
% Matter % Craig.
lOi loiiHagen ., nj. agt
Powell ot al
100 n1wcry Sat. Bank agt
The Mlvtr. &c.
10 Gale agt Inc Mayor.
&c.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-06
The True Economy Of Life.

The true economy .Of human life
looks at ends rather than incidents,
and. adjusts expenditures to moral
scale of values. De Quincy pictures a
woman sailing over the water, awake
ming out of sleep to find her necklace
united and one end hanging over the
stream, while pearl after pearl drops
from the string beyond her reach !;
while she clutches at one just falling,
another drops beyond recovery. Our
days drop one after another by our
carelessness, like pearls from a string,
as we sail the sea of life. Prudence re-
ouires a wise outstanding of time to see
that none of these golden coins are
spent for nothing. The waste of time
is a more serious loss than the extrava-
gances against which there Is such loud
acclaim.
There are thousands who do nothing
but lounge and earouse from morning
till midnight-drOnes In the human
hive, who consume and waste the no.
ney that honest workers wear them
selves out in making, and insult the
day by their dissipation and debauch.
There are ten thousand idle, frivolous
creatures, who do nothing but consume
and waste the honey that honest hands
accumulate, and entice others to live as
useless and worthless lives as they do.
Were every man and woman honest
toilers, all would have an abundance of
everything, and half of every day for
recreation and culture. The expendi-
ture of a few dollars in matters of
taste is a small matter in comparison
with the wasting of months and years
by thousands who have every advan-
tage society can offer, and exact every
privilege it affords as right.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-06
The Resources of Animals.

Animals, even of the least important
species, sometimes resort to shifts and
expedients, to defend and support their
existence, so curious as to astonish even
those observers who are most familiar
with their habits. The little gossamer
spider, having no wings, still finds its
home in the upper air. Weaving tiny
kite of web and flying it aloft by un-
winding thin kite string from its spin
aret, it finally fastens the lower end to
twig, and climbs fearlessly up the
filament, till at last it sits far above the
earth and catches midges upon its
floating raft in the air. This little for
ager has been found sailing in the air
nearly mile high by balloOnIsts
The male spider has usually a very
poor show for liberty or even for life.
Small and lean, weak and cOwardly, a
mere speck by the side of his big blush
ing sweetheart, she generally catches
him when he first comes cOurtlng,
spears him with her fierce mandibles,
gnaws the quivering flesh off his bones
and filings his polished skeleton into
the sewer. She is heaItless and fero-
ciOus-a cOquette and warrior. WO-
mans rights are carried to an extreme.
The husband is not allowed to vote or
to govern his own family. Before his
brood of 1000 children have climbed
merrily upon their mothers back, she
has generally made a breakfast off him,
and his bones bleach in the back yard.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-06
SCHENcK's PULMoSIc SYRUP, FOR THE
CURE OF CONSUMPTION, COUGHS
AND COLDS.


CURE OF CONSUMPTION, Coughs
AND COLDS.
The great virtue of this medicine is
that it ripens the matter and throws it
out of the system, purifies the blood,
and thus effects cure.
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
&c.
The Tonic produces healthy action
of the stomach, creating an appetite,
forming chyle, and curing the most OBJ
stinate cases of Indigestion.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action of the liver, without
the least danger, as they are free from
calOmel, and yet more efficaciOus in. re-
storing healthy action of the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for
Consumption, as the Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the matter and purifies the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
create healthy bile, and remove all
diseases of the liver, often a cause of
Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength to the stomach,
makes a good digestion, and enables the
organs 10 form good blood; and thus
creates healthy circulation of healthy
blood. The combined action of these
medicines, as thus explained, will cure
every case of Consumption, if taken in
time, and the use of the medicines per-
severed in.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at hi:
Principe office, corner Sixth and ARCH
STs., Philadelphia, every Monday, where
all letters for advice must be addressed
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-06

The Moral Effect Of Hurry.

To the thoughtful, the moral cOnse-
quences of tension and hurry are very
saddening, to the physician their results
areamatter of a profound concern, their
grave evils coming under his daily OBJ
servation. NoevolutiOn of force can take
place withundue rapidity without dam
age to the machine in which the trans
formation is effected. Express railway
stock has much shorter term of use
than that reserved for slower traffic.
The law is universal that intensity and
duration of action are inversely proper
toned. 1t is therefore no matter of sur
prise to find that the human nervous
system is no exception to the law. The
higher salubrity Ofrural over urban life
is not entirely matter of fresh air and
exercise. Rural life involves leisure
and pause in work. which are very es-
sential to the maintenance of the ner-
vous system in a state of due nutrition.
Unremitting spasm soon ceases alto
getheT. The tension of life produces
weakness at the very place where
strength is most needed. The damage
done to the health of the most valu-
able part of the community, the best
trained thinkers, most useful workers,
is incalculable. Work and worry,
though not proportional, are closely
connected, and an excess of the former
soon entails an increase in the latter
beyond the limits which the nervous
system can bear with impunity, espe-
cially under the conditions under which
work has to be done. The machinery
and organizing the work of a commu-
nifty has to be rigid and inflexible, and
in the strain involved in bringing a
changing organism into harmony with
a machine, the former must inevitably
suffer.-LOndoa Lancet. --r