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The Osceola times., 1876-02-26

tion, and ] feared to tell you, lest, il
spite of your feeble health, you would
insist upon coming to me. Mother
you will consent to call Minnie daugh.
teri"
Il took more than one such coaxing te
win her; but Herbert was her all in all
and finally she consented.
"My wife, my wife !" whispered a
young man in carriage driving through
London streets one evening, and he drew
his companion close to his heart. Here
we are, darling and now my poor tried
bird can rest"
They had been on the continent, and
were coming home.
Welcome, my daughter" said an ED
erly lady, pressing the traveller to hei
heart, welcome home"
"Would your lordship like any re.
frcshment 81 said a servant coming in.
Lady Adair," said Herbert, galy
shall | order refreshments %
Lady Adairl" said Minnie.
"Why, Herbert % cried his mother
have you never told her beforeg'
"Never. Yes, refreshments immediate
ly," said Herbert, dismissing the man
why, Minnie, you look as terrified a,
if had said was highwayman."
Minnie crept up close to him.
Lord Adair or Mr.. Grant" sh,
whispered, "you are my Herbert still.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-26

sun, Moon, LENT AND EASTER
Two eclipses of the moon occur in 1876
The first occurs shortly after ten O'Clock
on the night of March 10th. II will be
visible in every part of the United state,
and Canada. The second eclipse of the
moon will take place on September 3D.
1t will be visible in this country. The
year 1876 is leap year, its dominical let
tiers being A 4. The epact is the number
of days between the last new moon and
the first day of the new year, The epact
is used to tell Easter Sunday. This year
the epact is four, and Easter falls on
April 10th, Ash Wednesday being March
lst. Two eclipses of the sun occur dur.
ing the year The first will be an annu.
lar eclipse, visible only in its perfect phe-
nomena on line from Nancouver's island
to the northwestern shore of Hudson
bay. Outside that limit it will be visi.
bic throughout tie United States as =
partial eclipse. A total eclipse of the
sun occurs on the afternoon of Septem.
Der l7th, not visible on any part Of the
American continent.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-26

CossusPTIvEs, TAKE NoTrcE.-Every moment
Of delay makes your cure more hopeless, and much
depends on the judicous choice Of a remedy. The
amount of testimony in favor Of Dr. Schenck's Pull
monte Syrup, cure for Consumption, far exceeds
all that tan he brought TO support the preteRsons OF
any other medicine See DR.. Schenck's Almanac,
containing the certificates Of many persons OF the
highest respectablity, who have been restored to
nealth, after being pronounced incurabe by physi-
clans of acknowledged abhty. Schenck's Pumonic
syrup alone has cured many, as these evidences will
show; but the cure is often promoted by the EN-
ployneut Of two other remedies which Dr. Schenck
provides for the purpose, These additional remedies
ave scbenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
BY the timely use of these medicines, according to
directions, Dr. schenck eerthcs that most any case
Of Consumption may be cured.
Dr. schenck is professionally at his principal Of
Gee, corner Sixth and Arch Sts Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters Tor advice must be ad-
dressed
EJ. HART n Co, Nos 70, 70 and II Tchouptou.
las ST., New orleans, Wholesale Agents.
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The Solar Eclipse in March.

1t is quite possible that this eclipse,
which is given as an annular one in the
Ephemerides, may he total for an instant
on the North Pacific ocean in longitude
40. Ii west of Greenwich and latitude
35.39 north, or near this position it may
prove one of those rare phenomena, char
acterized in our textbooks as total
without continuance" The central line
traverses the southern and largest island
of the Sandwich group, where the eclipse
will be aunular for a few seconds. At n
point in longitude 1896 west, latitude
1925 north, the eclipse commences at Oh.
Bonn. a. M, local mean time, at 100 de
grees from the suns north point towards
the west (direct), and the annulus is
formed according to the nautical alma
nae elements at l0h 49m. los, and con
tinues ten seconds. This point is little
south of Kaayaroa, by the admiralty
chart, and closes TO the spot where the
monument TO Captain Cook was erected ;
the central eclipse leaves this island
Hawaii, near Manienie, also marked on
the admiralty chart of this group. The
eclipse will he central and annular also
in Vancouver island and British Colum-
bia The central line appears TO enter
Vancouver at Refuge Cove, Sydney in
let, leaving h at Orange Point, Duncan
bay, whence its course is 20 George Point,
British Columbia. In Vancouver
island the annulus may continue seven
OF eight seconds, being formed about Oh.
27m. p. m. local mean time. AT New
Westminster, British Columbia, calcu-
lation gives large partial eclipse cem-
mencing at llh. 22m. a. m, and ending
at 2h. Sm. p. M. local times, magnitude
0.95; here the first impression Of the
moon upon tie suns disc is made at l27
degrees from his north point towards the
west. For further information on the
trzck Of the central line over these part
The Osceola times., 1876-02-26
rHE COUNTRY BOr.
ny Lucy LARcoM

ny Lucy LARoos.
+" I pity the poor little country hoy,
Away ON his lonely farm
The holidays bring him no elc ant toyi
lie has money. ,hers Is no shop;
Even Christmas morning his work doesn't stop
lie has cows 10 milk he has wood TO chop,
And 10 carry II on his arm"
Did you hear that, Fred, as you came throusf u
gate,
with your milk pail full 20 the hrimf
No envy hid under your curly brown pate
You were watching star In tue morning sky,
And a star seemed shining out Of your eve;
Your thoughts were glad, you couldn't tell why
But they were not Of toys. or cf him.
Ye, the city hoy said what he kindly meant,
Walking on by his mothers side,
With his eyes on the toy-shop windows hent,
Wishing for all that his eyes could SEQ;
Longing aud looking and teasing went he,
Nor dreamed that single pleasure could hc
Afar in your woodlands wide.
You ate Your brsakfas, ihs. morning, Fred
As q country boy should eat
Then you jumped with your father upon the u Cd
And were ofi TO the hills for n load OF wood.
Quiet and patient the oxen stood.
And the snowy world looked cheerfai and goo
while you stamped TO warm your feet.
Then your faith, told you to take a run;
And you started away up the hill
You were all alone, but Il was such fun
The larch and the pine tree seemed racing pa
Instead Of yourself, you went 80 fast
But, rosy and out Of breath, ri last
You stood In the sunshine still.
And all Of a sudden there came the thought
While brown leaf toward you whirled,
And chickadee song, rs II they brought
Something they meant on purpose for you,
As II the trees To delight you grew,
Ae II the sky for your sake was blue
T" II IL such a beautiful world -
The graceful way that the spruce-trees had
Of holding their soft white load,
You saw and admired and your heart was glad,
As you laid on the trunk Of beech your hand
And behold the wonderful mountains stand
In = chain Of crystal, clear and grand.
Al the end OF the widening road.
Oh, Fred without knowing, yos held gift
That mine Of gold could not buy;
Something the soul Of man 10 lift
From the tir some earth, and TO make him see
How beautiful common things can he
A glimpse OF heaven In way side tree
The gift Of an artists eycl
What need had you Of money. my hoy
or the presents money can bring.
When every breath was a breath OF Joy
You owned the whole world, with its hills aud tts
The sun, and the clouds and the bracing bree .,
Aud your hands to work with; having these,
You were richer than any king.
When the dusk grew on, by the warm hearth fire,
You needed n0bodys pity;
Bat you said, a. the soft flames mounted higher,
And the eye and cheek Of your mother grew bright.
While she smiled and talked In the lovely light
a picture Of pictures, to Your sight
=" Tn sorry for boys in the city,
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THE MILITIA FoRCEs.-ln response Ia
Il resolution of the senate, the secretary
of war has transmitted to that body a
statement showing the aggregate mum.
Der of organized militia of the several
states respectively, according to the latest
returns received by the acknowledgement
of the army. The returns show that the
aggregate organized force Of militia at
the date of the last return was a. follows
i'm the states named
The Osceola times., 1876-02-26

PnPLEs on the face, rough skin
chapped hands, saltrheum aud all cutaneou'
affections cured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use of Juniper Tar Soap
That made by Caswell, Hazard Il Co, New
York, is the ony kind that can be relied on
as there are many limitations, made from
common tar, which are worthless.
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the large admiralty chart of Vancouver
island and the vicinity should be con-
snltod the above names of points
traversed by the central eclipse are taken
from il. On the central line this eclipse
must prove one Of very considerable and
unusual interest.
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Why win We mar

Because !, is no trouble To TUFTS Hair Dye.
Besides ii is ponpt and natural In its efec, and
irasarts such q beautiful color that ono can De.
tset u, and II COST osiy cAe Dollar.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-26

READ the advertisement of Louisville
Te,kiy Coarier-JOtunai. The best paper pub.
lished.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-26
-rACrs ARE sTUBBOR> THINGS.

The aggregate of the figures above given
is 80, ,96S.
The Osceola times., 1876-02-26

To have the money spent need
lessly every year would give sub
stantisl comfort 60 almost every
person. To have the money saved
by buying<tlser Tipped boots
and shoes would huv each parent
every year a new pair II shoes.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srEAxER PLANTER Of Charleston before reported wrecked
sshT Carrie Melvin ashore there and succeeded in getting
enough the take her hawser This
~ changing the position OF the schooner
and moving eftwice her length toward the when
sols ss
for safe anchorage ON the following she returned 70
PEELED leave hes In her relieve the schooner
Finn finding the leaking badly pumps
unable 70 keep her ree decided to her the
ssf :ssppsd nd
bur ws s tide gale from the southeast win
tremendous which rendered Is impossible her
BARK MAsDArA ORB from Liverpool for Pascagcula be-
fore reported Chandelier Island ashore March s
With water and laid over on her beam ends When the
got the boats out 70 abandon the ship the sea was washing
bail her and made for the shore in two boats but
seaen were lost the crew got ashore
very bad condition. without article Of clothing: but
hres fee. Of water on the Island tue nd IN tho
aSs r
Sem LEWIS BENTON tof Proyincetown, Law. from Bos
S o the :: ss IS
portion OF the cargo consisting OF provisions and dry goods
Capt Law and aporon Of tho saved 70
nagua March H. survey was held on .hs cargo and
18th The balance q ssrso and such ma,srs IS
reris.srsd 70 tons. and built Ksnnebunkport
n 1896 rhs capt ain and crew q the Benton arrived At
suK TOWNSEND, from Savannah for Philadelphia,
with lumber went ashore the upper end OF Brandy
Shoal night Of March 30. Her main boom and gan
broken. Steamer North Amencs dispatched from
Philadelphia her assistance She tight and
pected TO be foated - high water.
ScHR DAVID ToRRKY Naysgues for Newpuryport at
vncy ard Haven Lat 30. Ion rs foreign brig
nainmast aud foreroy slmast gone her
time but she did she required sssstanee
TO be spoken, and we proceeded on course.
ScuRJ ID STxrsoS, Loud. Georges Bank Of and for
Gloucester into Boothbay 18th inst with loss II fore
mantopmss and other damage having encountersd
gale the Banks night Of 25th she will remain or
pairs
NEWPORT OBJ, Miller. from Delaware via Newport
RI arrived Halifax Ms, March 90 with loss Of anchor
and chains and bulwarks damaged.
Sem RoswELL, Hurlber from Ssgua for Philadelphia Il
aground the lower end OF Tincum Island Delaware
river steamtug has been despatched " her assistance
from Philadelphia.
Oh Beaver TAIL night Of 30th, In heavy squa blew away
mainssi
ScHR ApprE CHASE Providence from Virginia. In the
gale OF 10Th lost maintopmast and jbboom.
BATH Me- March 3l-The three m asted schooner MAJ
garet Lucy nj Middctown Conn., from New Orleans for
this port with 100 bales Of msstxyed In beating
the river and ashore Bcsls Point six miles below
here this afternoon tug has gone 10 her assistance.
CRASsKRRr IsLxs, March 23-Schr Sea Bird. which
NORFOLK. Va March 3l-schr Angie Predmore. from
sent.
Francisco. March 3l-Thc sailing Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Compsnys City OF Francisco for
Australia indefinitely postponed The Companys officers
decline TO give the reasons
LAuScHRD-To-day. ct o'clock from the shpysrds OF
Messrs Lawrence fouks reenpont the large feryboat
Ianwood constructed for the New Jersey Central Railroad
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MRS. GRIFFN'S INJURIES.

Mrs. Janc Grimm, the woman who was thrown down
into coal bin by her husband from the run at the
yard OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad CON-
pany's yard, foot of North Ninth street. Williamsburg
on Thursday night, taken to the City Hospital,
where she seen by HERALD reporter last night
She was placed In ward IL, under the Of Dr.
Brown, who says she is severely injured internally
Her body bears but few Commissions A weldenncd
bruise the left shoulder evidently the effect OF
blow, as are also several bruises about the hips
and IONS. In response to the reporters inquiries
Mrs Griffin stated that she felt little better but
siill great pain. She reiterated the story Of tho
evening before, saying that her husband struck her
WITH the Ratchet Ia the house, kicked her several
times and chased her the run. when she felt
other blow which knocked her OH the run. She added
that she would not like that her husband hit
her nj that time, but he followed her out thore, and
she Is sure blow sent her into the bin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-01

Six wooden buildings ON Main Street, New Rochelle,
valued with thor contents, At about $50 900, were
destroyed by fire. apparently Of incondiary origin.
early yesterday morning There were assurances on
the property amounting to 81, 500.
About past ono O'Clock A. NJ. flames werc dscov-
erod in tho small building next TO Cadet Hail. occupied
by Mrs. Baxter dry goods store and residence At
the same time another nre blazed up in the narrow
space between Cadet Hall aud frame owned
by Rev. Father Mclaughlin, comprising three
pied stores An alarm At once sounded, which
promptly brought out tho Fire Department
OF tho village request for help was also
sent 10 Mount Vernon, and the apparatus
IRON that place came TO the rescue
Before tho flames bad been subdued they had de-
stroyed Father NcLaughlin's three stores valued
So ooo and insured in the Royal Canadian Company
Tor $4,000; tho oil Mira Baxter. whose stock
was an insurance OF 81, 500; Cadet Hail. building 100
feet Deep used the first story as saloon and above
dancing hail. where the previous evening there had
been ball. also small frame store and dwelling, va
cant. Ga the last three, owned by Mr. Luckert, he
had policy OF $1,000, they being valued at xl2, O00
IL fortunate that abundant supply OF water was
furnished by newly opened well. without which tho
arduous and skfuI exertons OF the noble remen
would probably have proved ineffective and the prin
eipal portion OF tho village must have been consumed
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CLEARED.

r J Cortis
Steamer City Of Chester B Leitch Liverpool Queens
town-John q Dale.
Steamer Egypt Br. Grogsu. Liverpool via QussnssownP
w j Hurst.
Steamer Ethiopia Br,. Craig Glasgow-Iendsrson Bros
Steamer Colon. Grinin Aspinwal-Pacihc Nail Steam
ship Co.
Steamer sinners. Warren. PhilHdeiphs-Jas Hand.
Bark Eimstons tBU, Bragg, London-Pesbody, Willis
ca.
Bark Perseverance, dtsD, Longobardo. LsghornFuneh.
Edge a Co.
4 Co.
Brig Lizzie Merrill Johnston. Limerick-JasW Ewell
4 Co.
Brig Helen Phinney. Boyd, Lsbon-Aillsr Hough-
ton
brig Virginia, Johnston Point a-Pitrs and St Pierre
Reynai x Co.
Brig Sc alright, Slower Barbados-L W Armstrong
Brig y MerrymAn, Lecrsw. Kingston, JAG de Cor
dova- .4t
Brig Oliver Cults (Br). Jones' Gonaives-A Nones Co.
sctr Mary Cook, Cook. Mstsnzas-Psrsons 4 Loud
Schr Baracoa, McClintock. Baracos-B Weinberg
schr Vim Douglas, McIndoe. BArHcoa-B Weinberg
Schr I Weaver Gladding. Key West and Cedar Keys
Benner Pincxney
schr Rushlighk Cook. Gloucester. NASH Goodwin 4
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Schr Cetscsan. Goodspsed Provineetovn for Virginia
schr z SHUTS, JOHNSON Aiddlesown for New YORK
schr Mary Whori. whor. weheet for Virginia
schr George Edgar. Mott. IIyannis for New York
sehr Kate Scranton. Palmer Providence for New York
sehr Robert Pettis. Pettis Providence for Virginia
Sehr Addis Avery. Lyons New Haven for Baltimore
sehr Maggie Smith. Gray New Bedford for New York
Schr John Slusmsn. Dow. New Haven for New York.
sehr VIM Bcsrdman, Elder, Providsnee for New York
Schr Helon y. Jonex Portland for Baltimore.
New York.
schr Jennie @ Russ Norton. Somerset for New York.
phia- "
schr Forest Oak. Parker. New Haven for Baltimore.
BOUND EAST
schr John Brooks. Fox. jersey City for Now Haven
Schr Tunis Depev Baker. New York for Boston.
schr 4 Hurlburt Ripley. Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Julia Tate Tate. New York tor bridgeport.
Sehr Fanny Perm; Eaton Philsdslphis for provdsnce
sehr Starlight. Bls tchford. New York for Calais.
sehr q Adams. Nickerson. Port johnson for Boston.
schr Y Arcuarius. Lord. Port johnson for Boston.
schr Goddess Pierce. Philadelphia for Providence.
schr Adrian. Merrill. ephia for Providence
Schr Backman. Arnold Port johnson for Provdenca.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ASrwrRr. March 30-Ssiled. barks Happy Home (BD.
Coaneet Philadspha Margaret Evans tBr,. Hurry. do
BkisroL March 3i-sailed, bark Nsstor RUS. Dureh-
mann. Daren.
DuBLS March 3oArrivsd. bark Nuova Marguerite utsp,
Marcino. New York.
sailed 3s, bark Capt Peter Dahl Sor johnson United
States.
DuSKIRx, March 2s-Arrivsd, bark Templar Orr, Phil
lips. Lobcs via Falmouth.
FALsoCrn. March 3i-Arrived ship Geo skolneld Reed
Lobos barks Lepano. Mears Batavia; Midas (r. Camp
bell, Pabeion de Plea; Chatham (Nor. from Wilmington.
NC. for Rotterdam below.
FlusuiSc March 29-Arrived. steamer w A scholteu
Duteh Jansen. New York land proceeded for Roterds)
Passed ny si 10 AN vadsrland Bsis), Rsndls,
nem Antwerp for Phisdsiphia
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Gosnold willis. New Bedford March 30 nom
Pacific Ocean, board 800 bills 50 as taken the
passage homer and 800 do VIII oil Sent home the voyage
% lat 81 b. Ion 81 IL w, ship yosephins. Hami NB
oil board: Jan l. lat 3s IS s Ion u6 80 W.. bark Pacific
Adsns Gibbs Smell do las bbls Of! on board 9Th, lat
board20)0 bills all oldwho reports bark Chas Nor
gan Tinkham. do with whale, making 10 bbls sp March
~ Eugene Bassct fourth odcer, fell overheard In the
Gulf Stream His body recovered. and every
used 10 resusciats him. but Ia vsin and his remains
brought home.
New London. March 3oA lctter Messrs @ Short Co
that the Charles Sheerer OF Stonngon Capt
Chcbro the loss Of boats shat left to
seal IL Diragos They Lost In landing their
Elisha Chcsbro <brother Of the
second mates Coners Lamphec and Muile,t brother to
the Lamphere killed by the Indians, and
others wero wounded and In hospitals sandy
Point Has 26D SKINS with boats tMr Churchs
Diragos, Nov 10Th which supposed
have $40 800 skins win leave for home March 10Th,
owing tho loss n SANDY Point
The Golden West Capt Williams Is reported Diraeos
with report OF catch. A CHILEAN schooner IL reported
with 2l00 skina
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BAPTIST CONFERENCE.

TIE Central Baptist Association commenced its an
nual Conference yesterday ut the Baptist church, Vt
Twenty ninth street and Ninth avenue. Delegates
from tho churches of Pennsylvania. New York and
several other States wcro present The chair was
taken by the Rev. DR.. G. H. Ball and the proceedings
opened by prayer The Conference will last for
several days. aud both morning and evening
will be held The chief business transacted yesterday
the hearing Of reports OF committees The Finan-
cal Commuters report very interesting and ell
cited much discussion At the last Conference what
called '.Thc Centennial Fund, " was started. Its
objects are 10 build churches and extend the
OF God In all possible directions The amount already
subscribed to this fund ~ about $780, 600.