davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

CGRCING.- AN AUDIENCE.-One of the
poets Of the first empire, Nepomucene Lee
mercieT, wrote q tragedy, whose hero was
Christopher Columbus. He had in it VIC
lated the unities. which Frenchmen
for years considered an inviolable law OF
tragedy. When Lemercier's piece was
played, the students Kissed it with great
vehemence. Napoleon admired Lemercier
and when he heard the tragedy had been
Missed, he ordered it played again. It was
again Kissed He became furious. He OF
dered it to be played third time, and went
to the theater accompanied by regiment
Of soldiers. The first and second acts were
heard in silence. 1t was at the third act
tha5 the Kisses were most vigorous When
the curtain rose On the third act, Napole-
Oil leaned over his box, and looked at the
students to see if they would dare oppose
his known will in his presence. What
should he see but the whole audience, from
the pit to the last tier, wearing nightcaps,
and pretending to be fastasleep. The sight
the tragedy - In LAUGH
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

MEAT BALLs.-Chop very fine cold meat
of any kind, and soak the same quantity
of bread crumbs; mix them together with
an onion chopped very fine; if the flavor
of onion is liked season with salt and pep
per, a little nutmeg and all spice; mold
together with one egg; form into balls
and fry in boiling fat.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

The measure with which we shall be
measured is the faculty Of love i'll the soul
the will of man; by this shall all his
words and works be measured.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

JELLIE PIE.-Make a crust of puff
paste and line your plate; take two soda
crackers rolled fine and one cup of currant
Jelly beat them well together; adding q
little water pour into the pie plate and
bake in quick oven.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

CURRANT JELLY.-Take ripe cherry
currants, place On the fire to get thorough
ly heated. When cool enough, strain
through coarse crash towel till the seeds
are dry. Measure the juice into q clean
porcelain pot, let it boil FIVE minutes hard,
then pour over the sugar, which has been
previously measured into stone jar large
enough to hold sugar and juice. Stir con-
stantly while pouring on the syrup, and
from the bottom, till every particle of su-
gar is dissolved. Use granulated sugar,
one pound to a pint of juice. Have the
jelly glasses all ready, as the jelly often
forms while stirring. This makes splen-
did, clear jelly, very firm, and will keep
two years. Make it about the fourth of
July.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

To CLEAN FLAsKs which have con-
tanned resinous solutions, wash with caus-
tic alkaline lyes, and rinse with alcohol if
they have held essential oils wash with
sulphuric acid and rinse with water.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

The old saying is expressed with depth
and significance: con the pinnacle of for
tune man does not stand firm.''
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

NM s. KINDS s SONS,
w MERCHANT TAlLORS,
81 West Fayette End Door West OF Charles
BALTIM BE, MD.
First sss Goods made up in frst-class style,
and perfect fiji guaranteed. Refer to VIM. L.
Bumgardner, J Fred. Efinger and others. Par
ties can have their measures taken at Mr.. Nc
Namara's in Stanton, and sent on to US, and
the clothes will be made to tit.
maya ly
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

STRAWBERRY CREAs.-Rub the berries
through seive, add an equal quantity Of
cream and some sugar. Freeze same as
ice cream.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25
&be Stamrrton Dinbieatot.
FARM AND FIRESIDE.

PAINTING FARMHOUSE LooRs.- The
practice of painting the floors OF the
rooms much used in country houses (where
The ability to soil carpets, mating, and
other covering, every farmers wife fully
comprehends) is inducing the greater use
OF paint, wich admits of frequent washing,
and the desired cleanliness may be prac-
tlced at the least expense. At the same
time it is desirable to avoid offending the
eye, as is unavoidable where the proper
method of painting and material have not
been observed. 1t is recommended that
none but earth colors should be used in
painting floors. and the rapid wearing off
OF coating of Oil paint On a floor is q sure
indication that white lead has been mixed
with the paint. This is generally the case,
since it causes the paint to cover better
and spread easier. Even the employment
of varnish that has been boiled with
litharge should be ayefslcd, and aae boiled
with borate of manganese preferred It
is also very important the fist coating
should be perfectly dry before a second is
laid on.-LandTeth- Register.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

THOR RENT-A NO. l STORE ROOM IN
the town of Greenville, Va. The stand
as trading place is unequalled For terms and
particulars address
SAM'L A. D. MCKEE,
mar2-tf Greenyille, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25
NO. 81.
Exciting Scene Aboard Ship.

On the 18th of February the ste amer
Colon sailed from New York having on
board q large lot of wild animals for Mont
gomery Queens circus and menagprie.
Prominent among the animals was a large.
ferocioas riinoceros. which from the out
set seemed determined to effect an escape
from the strong cage in which he was con-
fined. A favorable opportunity presented
itself on the morning of the 18th, when
the steemer was off Cape Hatters. During
q heavy storm the cage broke. from it's lash
ings and WAS cast against the side of the
ship with such force as to cause the same
to spring aleak, thereby affo-ding the rhi-
nnceros chance to gain his liberty, which
he quickly did, by rlungingi against the
iron bars with tremendous force Ere
his keeper, Harry Gise, was aware Of the
fact, his royal higllness was On the deck,
free from bon 1age and master Of the situa-
ton. AS soon as the animal became free
he commenced his work Of destruction by
almost instatItsg killing !, fine horse that
was hitched near him and being shipped
to the President of Perm, after which he
wandered aft as far as Surgeon Agner'S
stateroom, which he boldly entered, mas
ticated his two pet dogs frightening the
Joyal surgeon sufficiently to cause him to
leap through his open window into the cab
in, where. he secreted himself behind a So
ia. At this stage of the game Captain
Griffin, having got his gun, crept cautious
ly up within range, fred upon the beast,
but only enraged him the more, and
frightening the Captain so that he drop
ped his gun and ran for dear life in the di-
rection OF his stateroom. AS matter of
course, the greatest CONSERVATION prevail
ed among the passengers and crew during
this scene. The animal was finally secur-
ed ny means Of a lasso IN the hands O.
Harry Gise, and was again placed in his |
cage, where he remained comparatively |
quiet for the balance Of the trip.-DaiM |
Alta, San Francisco, March -. |
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25

MR.. A NJ. SIMPSON will be glad to serve
w his friends at G. L. WELI,ER'S BOOT
and Shoe Store. Goods made to order
ape
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-25
L b Y Y B RON

Have splendid assortment of Bed Spreads
and will sell you White Bed Spread at 49c.
Colgates premium Soaps at5c o cake.
Machine Needles &c and &c each.
Drexels splendid Cologne at 25e. bottle.
Photograph Frames at SC. each.
Linen Table Cloths, yards wide for 81 90.
Linen Napkins only COG. dozen.
, 1877-04-08
EEKNITUkkE.
122 STTAnE-Sr.
Lei Failbalk
F()RN| |T()RE,, |

Have the finest assortment of
Artistic Furniture ever shown
in Chicago. Our stock is en-
tirely new and Of modern
styles, embracing the " East
lake" and "Queen Anne" de-
signs, which have been pro-
duced during the present low
rates of manufacture, and will
be sold at prices to meet any
competition in the market. We
have no old, highpriced stock
to work off, but all new goods.
Our recent importation Of Up
holstery Goods, which has just
arrived, is worthy Of inspec-
ton.
, 1877-06-30
WALKEIl'S EXTRAS,
rAssINa ON xsrtMArxa.

The Committee on Public Buildings and Public
sssvice mot yesterday afternoon to consider vatt-
Gus mattcs. Thc Importance Of tho meeting was
atteated BY The presence OF Glen t'erio1At, who
seemed to hare The control that h. had 30 uafosu-
y exercised In days gone by. lie 4a!d nothing,
bat \ wink from him meant that tho COMMITTEES
had to do hA will, and Quo understood 1t better
thau they.
TIE hrst business considered wss an eatlmase II
Walkers for 81, 100 On The Court uouss work,
which was pAassd without dissenting voice. tbs
next business was an estluaats from Sexton on the
same wotk for SIS 7o5, and ths, too, WAS passed
without murnut. notwithstanding that it,
pAssa9e 0tefdrsw tha Court Ifuuss Fund shout
310 o00. After this bill OF 4upt. liAuley,
amounting ~ Sl0j. was passed.
The next bNstness was tho reading of
COMMUNICATION YKoN AHculTEcT E0AN
Recommending that sexton be Givea quantity Of
Court. House. The Recommendation was I ilt.le
sltpFslng ~ coming FROM Egan, who bad leen lcsk-
ed 10 ~ aAaGunlstIc to tho - Ring" but II Wug
Acted Ipon With great protnptness.
M. Fitzgerald wanted the flooring OF ths bAar.
mene story used tu ill tho RECOMMENDATION, and
Committee thAt tho dootlux wa unnecessary 10
ptuiect tho county for tbs EcAa0n that the county
Gould u1k be held Tor damages u WoskMeu. etc.,
cn eecoupt VI the absence Of the 6oot; but It w4s
10 no avail, for The Etasun TINT whatever WA eAscl
10 Sexton VIA earned for lhs - Rug" Tue rec.
omnsndauon prevailed. with Fitzgerald and uofl.
Msu dikaentlu3.
The matter of the building Of the foundation tor
fht Coust-llpu&s DUNE was then takrn up, aud =
communication wAs read frUn, the lowest builder
john +. AeAahoa. MhGtsla As SIT forth that Aa
, 1877-06-30
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JUNE f.;

Chicago Avenue statlon yeaterday afternoon BY
seras. s,eee brdsd a rtn s.psne bat
tho otacer eould not SEQ II. and he wss forced to
rema'n there nnt'' bsIl Was procured.
Asan early hcsr yeste.day morning Special Po:
attempting 70 steal some p,g.,ron from the y n,on
Steamboat cotnpany's dock. corner Of Market and
and the case continued.
Mn: Owens. The alleged abortloniet, was held iu
q: ooo to " 81 Csmnal Gnart eI Jnst,ce .omrt1on; x
- i witness. The Testimony Of ths airi went 10
show that Nelson was the canso OF her condition
nd ths tnsttSssot Of the shsee mtserabe atssmpta
Owens.
Constable James q. Hsane tco!ored, and cx.con.
ss william swnhafH' h before nshe h
ained $ ehsnse 1t venus 10 1iancs and were sfsnt.
cd continuance. i u alleged that Grant having
m execution for s. ven. aeeompan!s4 y ssn.
md taking awsy, WIN ,hsm abont 5000 worth 81
eHets WICK ao Ms.sed M az. ' hn1e saaoabtedy %
e. tisss.pay: +; Gf,a! IT, is ansobhis''ssssd, sat
xIehasi kisSY saa chssies Miiisr. is.seny q
coat from John t'scksup, Of No 27l Chicago
see9 sFon 5e%n eeestaae. No. y Thteap st.ee
$500 to tho 2d Lizzie cros.. vaztant SO Or thrse
months; John Annttt, burglary Of Aid. Kcfber's
re.lasnee., ZOO To- iho C.ln,inal Court,
Frank barrett, larceny Of clothes: :wtingor. $500
each to The Criminal Court. Justice .summcrneld
Flynn with q knife In . Htato street "a.
loon.. $500 to tho, Criminal Court: James
Lyneh' IT 1oash: y !amss G f!t1pa,s's;!sk: sW,';.aE:
stand, No. 1Ob Randolph street, $500 TO tho
Criminal Court; william. Kelly and Thomas Shea.
Ilaiste,n and Tctes Gallagher, $500 ditto; william
Kelly larceny Of coat from Robert 1erscyt $Ao0
Verkinson, No. 81 Grove s.fcct, 500 ditto: John
| Gallagher, bastaedy, upon cpHpln1nt Of Lixz!o
| Doran, $500 TO the Criminal Coult.
, 1877-06-30
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,

The Assessors Of tbs Towns Of Evsnston, liano.
set, and Atch returned thetr books 10 the County
Clerk yesterday. the arst Of tho season.
Charles curricf, \ gentleman who has had 81
years experience in tho world, yesterday obtslnod
the necessary papets In tho County Court for we'd.
dIng Mr., Fann!e Baker, sged IL ycats.
The Grand jury yesterday hoard Numerous cases
knh dntshgtl tho calendar for tho terul. In tho
afternoon tho Hickey. complaint agalnst jumbo
Jun, and others taken up, lutst Of ths time be-
Other wltncssts Afe TO be heard but 1t IL very
certain a. to what tue result may l,e. Thu jury
will report about 12Q lFuo bills and 10 discharged
to-day.
4 DOUBTFUL WITNESS.
Charles II. Carpenter, ths gentleman who has
trial q the CoantY con,m!..ionets, aud who VA
turned up yesterday ~ tho caro- Of =. H. Reed and
R.sa ball. 4. 8. Trsds aud Charles Harms became
ILL snretlss in tbs sum Of $40, 600. Ills appear
anco was not entirely unexpected. Tor = Nsak or
more syo be wAa pleading for mercy through N
.tessT 1na ps9med to .utteaass Il b. va:
nes.,y ys.r ago BY psttol.t md HI. crowd. Sat
now they have turned him up RtSun ball for him,
AID G.dcAtlt agreed to take their chances with hts
Testimony. Ills appearance puts = new face on
tee'!ty. 1iis coming back hAs been On the under.
staniin7. VI Cout46, that hls teattmony would b.
4ctltea BY Portolat, but ia this he must confront
that lltte book Of which 70 much has been said,
and. besldes, bin story before the Grand jury.
What consss hs wfl! ultioatelJ tske senatns 10 10
than that Of ths public. anu second only ~ that Of
FsEiulat himself.
, 1877-06-30
TIE COUNCIL,

y, N, o,n+,, ,x., h.js ~ ..sn,na. ~, ,,, =,
Aid. Gilbert, cay p.1y. and seassi..hsi to hsor ~
reports Of Committees. Aid. Cook psesided.
The Committee On Flrs and Water ,nadc . m.
p"'s, aeeonl.aeuu'nk .us pA.sAse " IN o,ulnance
providing for penalty for turning on water aitor
It Ind been turned OF on account Of failure " pny
TIM water ratcs. This rcport and ordinance wcro
,isfcr,cd nd o,d.rcd nrhiI.hsa
The inmw,,tte. ~ ka,.s,. .nd A,,ox. ~, ~.
a,r" Mxii.,., - "" 81 ea...,,i.J u aisJs te1 tno
ss" ~ ~ .,,dir ~ 1'1 IN . ine Eas
r Eactec ~ H.i;.n.H ~ r.mm, th; 'Iu % 1SaMu
- st.at ~ ,cE ~ sio,sis sh. s SNFS
a.Is,E t-nnt .,"a. Ertssth a' ~ r,a' .a' @ @ un
conrm,rcd in ma H. nrdfnnn:a rn..s, 'ep''' "AA
Fin sann t.o,na,itcc si.n rccoh",s",tcd tbo n,x.
.s..a ~ % ~ ,-Ji rr ,..axIli... ~. ~. ~ paa
III " ~ @ u Ut ine semnsa! o.
sruvst. ~ s,sst .t,sst e. ~ NJ. WILLY ~ soa
atef.St y ta IN l" 'ae LAKE 'front.' hofta
" "a Ht.1. Msm. - sstscs. .,c".a ,.. IT,. A.,
.ntt u ne'ata ~ W. = - nnlshuaent, a1 . !nat tnn
, 1877-06-30


Yesterday morning number at the vlstinx city
otIiciafs from Dayton, O.. went ont to Tho Stock
Yards anu were there much cdfned by the gi1nntto
proportions Of tho Chicago livestock trade. A
number Of Chicago officials, Including Mayor
Heath, waited upon tho gentlemen In the morning
which rs an excursion on the lake e
Sss.n.s: ~S!sh lss:.! ~, @ =: ssssp.sa: 'fe i
men are doing tlis tor the strangers IN their o*n
10 fund provided for social eatsttann,ent ct a..
!ss sasbs, .aa Hss i;att 1as! ssa Bad:
At nearly . o'clock, anu look wifi, them ". i.
tGn.s5 Na'nr Msxls n,I% ,Rsley!s Jonp T.
cozai. ieter. Jobantxen.' A.. c. Nixon. s: +. DO.
Fe;ess fS l. oG0fass T. Ssbe D. a n cs, snps 9sn Ssds g.
Jswe.t Wilcox sni son, & ID. Tiomont iiou!e:
outside. Tho lake was calm. ana tGo sailing npou
IT, Gs9aa ssgae f1rmsa s yi.os r. The tsr
were !apent looking over tho hsrhor. On tho trip
sumo lqr!a Refreshments q mild eharastsr were
W s ,hs On Ike Msh
en- To.1Hay They Will 1ook at our parks and
IN the evening rlrc. Marshal Denner entertained
the officials By turning IN special call, yia the
Dcarbosn s1eeta Tor cnSns. mi Nos. % l. 10, II, II.
and ~ three OF .hcn being the new scf.ptopclltng
machines. The object Of The cali was 10 show tho
buys copld respond 10 an alaru, OF
1re. anu also TO illustrate the !stue and
securacy of tho ''joses+ IN invention Of Prof. ]"
service. The engines appeared promptly and Tho
Joker worked to = charm. Tho visitors wero
for tho Invention which enabled tho chlef to call
any or MI engines to anY stgual.rtatlon without
sounaing any ntarn, A. they did for tho quick ttno
made by tho etoya In ttue."
, 1877-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Sunday school teachcss' meeting to-day, noon,
in FarweIl Hall. Subject, "paul in Cyprus" I"
Acts xiii.. 1.13.
Tho Cook County Independent 0reenbsek Club
wilt meet this afternoon ut 4 o'clock sharp, In the
fremont Ifptcl club rooms.
Tho ladies Of tho ". @. T. u hold daily praycr.
meetings In Lower Fafwcll Hail nt Up. n. The
Miss Phelps; Tuesday, Miss r. Louise smith:
Wedncsday, Mrs. II. II. HoIyoke; Thursday, hiss
Olive Wood; Frlday.. Mrs. O. D. Wilson; Saturday,
Mrs. II. A. cuultaings.
Committee Of the Citizens Union OF North ChicA-
go will bo held At ltrnnls Hall, Monday evonlng,
1t o'clock. sharp. Tho Special Committees mp.
lion will DO introduced providing Tor the inGictlon
of hne upon members of tho Committee who fall
10 attend tbs regular meetings.
, 1877-06-30
THE ORIGIN or MUSIC.

Followed with aeelsmatlon Ind tie sound
6ylnrhonlous Of len thousand harrs thAt tuned
sss !sss 4: sses As.ra,u
$Ss ?;sss ts,s , :,:!5e%
ss 4 ( ss'{ ss:!ss: ii ii;'ss n s
$;;s ,'i1S f|s,yI 9',a ths e@p,'e'n ran8
80 Tho Angel raphael described to Adam tho re.
ceptiop Of tho Almighty. on Ills .ruturn from
The creation Of tho earth, and though perhaps
much Of tho description found its origin in tho
poets brain, Jet thnro fow who will deny that
ths parent Of mankind learned the use Of vocal
harn,onies from tho chotrs Of ths bleut, sad ous
fancy his rapture tho glttcsing angel in h,a
ln,pnssloncd strain related 10 hln that in music
Tho Greeks claim to hayo orl3iuased instrument.
al nuRlc, and ascrthc to Noreury tho invention Of
H. st 'aa:Iea m@,sa, 'nst,ucnt tho l5rc
a,ea np leaving tss sn s.tehea "a .a.%s rss o4
scon " s
tho Idea Of settling strings IN shc!I, and from this
primitive harp has coEls down ts,rouKh the mu.t.
barisa. Of other etvi!lz!ng outeoms, attention.
1T o u e 70
snent wherever % hun,an voice a. been hyefd;
VIC learn the nstuse Of tho instrument most af.
fectsd. For decade. the ptsno haa asserted it,
efIort, and 10. .dav it stand+ forth ~ Tho medium
through which pote society exprcasos liz musical
prefefencc. Hundreds Of Varieties Of styles hare
como UP and faded. and II was questioned
II perfection would over be reached In
this most popular Of Instruments, until
tho introduction Of Tug AathHshek r! p!aao.
which IL nuw admitted by tho most eminent
composer. to have reached standard beyond
which no inventor has Eonc. Its sYssem Of string
mol eQualed by any othe. instrument ever offered.
and Ii popularity u attested ty the ds!y aasa Of
Measrs. Pcllon Pomcsoy, sole agents, 1o3 Atato
hftnA
, 1877-06-30

5uatiee Mech yesterday held William Blank
shau, In bonda Of 500 10 the Criminal Court for
taktux eighteen cakes Of leo out OF cat. selling
them, and making account thereof to Tbs owner,
J. u. Qicrthte, OF Etgta.
Kx.conssablo John AcAuly soms weeks ago made
collections md failed to hand them " The owner.
l1o was arrested, saye ball !u bonds OF $500. sad
was to have appeared yesterday uetofo Justleo
Mecch. lls di! Aot appear. aud 6fl bonds were de-
claErd forfeited.
, 1877-06-30
SUBURBAN..
ffrNnrttR

A meeting Of ths Committee On Arrangements
for the celebration Of tho Fourth mot At tho resi-
icnce Of Judge Tiffany to hear reports from tho
sub-committees appointed at the last meeting. Re-
ports from ali the sub- b-commlttces were received,
showing that tho arrangements for old fashioned
celebration arr complete. and TINT the Fourth at
ltInsdalc Ia to bo 4 day Of enjoyment and general
rejoicing. o. ]. ston1h, Iii. Don.hue, and Irof.
Downey wcsc appointed a Committee on Games
md Amusement
This Committee oxtcnd most cordial Invitation
to all to come with their baskets anil spend DAY
with them 10 tho celebration OF tho 10lst national
birthday,
, 1877-06-30
Miles, Rockford, g. o. Rtatr. New York, T, H. Pear.
son, Morrison; J, N. 0rit0ths. Ntnneapollsi 3. ".
. Fran


W0MAN b tAHlS13AN VNlONs
Tho regular monthly Meeting Of tho Woman's
Christian Temperance Union WAS held yesterday
morning Ia their rooms In the Farwtll DultdinG.
Mfs. r. n. Carso presided, and Mrs. l.. 8. ROUNDS
acted a. Secretary. After reading portion Of the
fifteenth chapter Of Exodus, Mrs. Creighton led In
prayer.
The TrcaSurct's report showed that there was
$03a In tho Golfers Of the Union. Tho report OF
tho Executive Committee showed a satisfactory At.
tendance At The various religious meetings. In
regard to tho petition for closing tbs saloons on
Sunday, tho Committee say that ait tho papers
except tic Inter Ocean declined to favor
It. The report was received anu
adopted, The report on tho Bnrr Mission showed
assa ss one senk se Noa ses
sn 9ht I ss'
noon meetings there had been 11o Request, for
prayers during tho psst month. and thlftr' mine
The rcpott q !he Corre'poading Secretary show
Cd that 49, POO circulars had been printed and dig.
siessa &c sS or as were
The question Of distributing tracts VIA brought
up. Mra. Case moved that the Secretary request
the Chairman 81 the Bible. workers Of zach Of tho
Mss. pr. ni4eEs,l wss added 10 liz COMMITTEE.
SUNDAY SALOONS.
tons, reported lhai ail te churches in The city lad
been risled. and had taken the pet!tione to eircu
among e ths Catholic ehasches. rhs he Com:
sa name. f' II nearly eysr, ona sssaf e thu GsssS o
clsrqynen, bishop Foley beading tho I'LL. but few
Of the petitions dstreuea had been returned. and
The Committee recommended that carncst, praJes.
ful, anu persistent work ba continued In.
, 1877-06-30
STUDY The WAR.

To keep thoroughly posted upon tho rapld
movements OF the Russian army In their march
through tho Balkan Mountains to Constantine
pie, every person Ia the land should have Rand,
McEal!Y d Co.'s largescalc map Of Turkey In
Europe. Not an CID map, but now one, on a
large scale, prtec, ID cents; by nai1, rs cents.
, 1877-06-30
THE DENTISTS.



Fonr WArHE, June 10.-In tho Stats Dental A..
soc'atlon to-day d. sihler scnd paper entitled
''MIcroscopy," Illustrated with diagrams senn.
tive dontlno was discussed Ut length. after which
various standing and special committees wcrs ap.
pointed and officers elected: President, T. ,g.
lsurket, Plymouth; Second vlcc. President, s. 4.
Carter, Liberty; TrenAarer, II, Wells, Indianapo.
Ia: Secretary. J. 4. Turner, franklin. Tho a..
eocfAtlon adjourned 10 mect In Indianapolis tho
second Tuesday In ncxt June,