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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21
MISCELLANY.
BEATEN BIZ 4 lamar MAJORITY.

Detroit boy, aged twelve, whose uncle is
to make trip to Lansing few days ago in
order to visit the State House. He came
b ',ne chuck fun of importance, and when his
little brother ran to meet him at the gate
William, coldly waved him back and said
: refer you to the Committee on Fisheries,
bub, and how's my doga"
His mother was glad to sec him, and when
she asked if he had enjoyed himself he repli-
cd
"0h, suppose SO, though l now move to
strike out all after the enacting clause
What sort of talk is that, Willie, dear p''
she asked in great surprise.
Never mind the talk, mother, but move
TIE previous question and bring on the pan
cakes
The hired girl came in with the dinner and
wanted to know how lie liked Lansing. He
looked at her with great dignity and replied :
Is now move to lay your petition on the
table, Hannah, for future consideration.
She got mad about it, and William slyly in
formed his mother that it was his opinion
that Hannah's title should be made to con-
form to tAe body of the bill. He went to see
the boys after dinner, and a house-painter
asked him where No. 657 was.
sven have call of the House and see, .
replied the boy, as he looked around
~Whose house - asked the painter.
"or You can raise to question of priyi-
lege," continued the lad.
81 don't want no sass, y said the painter,
= who thought the boy was making fun Of his
red nose.
"Of course not. Let's pass the bill to a
third reading, or else go into committee of the
whole and debate it, SIS ~ ##eta
az think you need dressing down !. :" growl-
cd the painter, and he banged William into a
snow bank and pushed a heap Of snow down
behind his collar.
" Have the minority no rights ?" yelled the
boy, as he kicked the painter on the shin.
He would have been wholled, had not his
mother appeared. The painter moved away
at sight Of her, but called out
"I'll see you again, boy"
refer the whole subject to father, with
instructions to report a bill to walk you into
the Police Court, replied the Representative,
and he went in to tell his mother the differ
ence between suspending the rules and rush.
in a bill, or referring it to the Committee on
eCornfields till some one came around with the
cigars.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

A goodly parson complained 70 an elderly
lady of his congregation that her daughter ap-
peared to be wholly taken up with trifies and
worldly finery, instead of fixing her mind on
things above.
You are certainly mistaken, sir" said
she. know thatthe girlappears to an OBJ
server to be taken up with worldly things, but
you cannot judge correctly of the direction
her mindreally takes,as she is little crosseycd.
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TAKEN BIZ SuRpRrsE. a Mistress !" Jane,
you staid out late last night, and pleaded that
you had been at lecture. What was the
subject Pv 81 s,
Jane" The subject, ma am was Bunions,
ma'am, by John Pilgrim of Progress / .
(Warned to leave.
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Az DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

yEGETINE win relieve pain. cleanse purify and
cure such Diseases restoring the patient to perfect
suffering for years. Is 1t not conclusive proof II you
sufferer You be cured? Why is this medicine per-
forming such great cures? 1t works In the blood In the
circulating fluid II truly be called the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. The great Of disease origi-
mates In the blood and dicine that does not
directly upon II, 10 purity and renovate has any just
claim upon public attention.
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THE BgST Evidence.

The following letter from Rev E. S. Best, Pastor
NJ f. Church. Natick Mass will be read with interest
by many physicians. Also, those suffering from the
disease afflicted the of the Rev. e. B. Best.
No person doubt this testimony, there is no doubt
about the curative powers Of vEGETINEs
fe NATIcK, Mass. Jan, !, 1874.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS Dear Strive have good reason
for regarding your vEGETINE medicine OF the great
est value We feel assured that II has been the
of saving sons ife He Is seventeen years Of
age for the last two years he has suffered from necrosis
Of his leg caused by scroulous affection and
reduced that nearly all who him thought his re-
coyery impossible. council of able physicians could
give but the fantest hope of his alylDg two of
The number declaring that he beyond the reach Of
human remedies, that even amputation could not save
bim, he had not vgor enough to endure the opera
ton. Just then we commenced giving him VEGETINE,
and from that time TO the present he has been connu
ousy improving He has lately resumed his studies,
thrown away his crutches and eane and walks abou.
cheerfuy and strong.
Though there is still some discharge from the opening
where the limb was lanced. have the fullest conf
dence that little time he will be perfectly cured
He has taken about Oh dozen bottles of yEGETIEE
but lately uses but little as he declares that he Is
well to be taking medicine. - ~ -
Respectfully yours, T.. s. BEST,
T.,
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A Scranton hotel is advertised as " kept by
the widow of Mr.. Brown, who died last sum
mer on new and improved pfan.n
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

Josh Billings says (" Success don't konssi
lin never making blunders, but ninever max
ing the same one the second time.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

Some time ago pupil in a deat-and-dnm
asylum in New England read a portion of the
book Of job; when asked to write out his
understanding Of jobs sufferings, he wrote
as follows: "The Lord boiled Job seven
days"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21
YEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Renovates and Invigorates the
Whole System.
.lfS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARB ALHEgATIVE
TONIC, SOLVENT AND DIURETIC.

yEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices q
carefully selected barks roots and herbs and strongly
concentrated that win eectualy eradicate from the
system every faint of SC.ROFULA, SCR0FULOUS HC-
NOR, TU.MORS CANCER, sC8NCER0US HUMOR,
ERYSKPBLAS. SALT RHEtN SYFEiTLITYC DLSEA-
lSEsS, CANRER, F,ALRTNESS A r THE STOMACH. and
all diseases that arise from impure blood SCH TIca
INFLdMMA TORY and CHRONIC RHEUMA TLS5f,
NEURALGIA. G0UT and SPINAL COMPLAINTS can
only be effectually cured through the blood.
For ULCERS and ERUPTIPE DLSEdSES Of the
SKIN, PUsTJLES, PLaPLES BL0TCHES, BOLLS
TETTER, SCALD-HRdD and RING WORM VEGE-
TINE has never failed TO effect permanent cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, DRoPsr.
FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEucoRRHcEA, arising from inter
nal liberation, and uterine diseases and GENERAL DE-
BILITy, vEGETINE acts directly upon the causes Of
these complaints. II nvigorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretve organs aays in
fanmaton, liberation and regulates the bowels.
For CATARRH, DYSPEPSIA, HABIruAL CosTIyENEss,
PALPiTATT0N OF THE HEART, HEADACHE, PILES, NER-
v0usSEss and GENERA PRosTRATIoS OF TUE NERVOUS
SYSTEM medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the VGETINE Ii purhes the blood, cleanses all OF
the organs and possesses contreing power over the
nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by yEGETINE ha .
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom w
know TO prescribe and Ii in their families.
In fact vEGETiNE is the best remedy yet discovered
for the above Diseases and Is the only reliable BLOOD
PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
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How many of US, even in "mature " life,
need to learn that our gifts are not our &C.
complishments.
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Recommend II Heartily.

- . SOsITH BOSTON, Feb. 7, 1870.
Mr. STEVENS: Dear Sr-I have taken severed bottles
Of your VEGETINE, and convinced II is a valuable
remedy for Dyspepsia Kidney Complaint and general
debility Of the system can heartily recommend it to
all suffering from the above complaints
Yours respectfully, MRS. MONROE PARKER.
$50 Athens Street.
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The Rochester Democrat says: "The sale
of Bibles in Chicago is said to be three times
as great as 1t was year ago. Mr.. Moody
drew attention to tue work, and they think it
is new book"
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Some one said toa parvehu whose brother
had remained in poverty !" You are, believe
the brother of NJ. Durands g No sir 1 am
not his brother-hs is NINE" s -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

The sunshine of life Is m de up Of very few
beams that are fright all The lime.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

could hardly fe.l much confidence in a
man who had never teen imposed upon.
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PREPARED BY DR.. \. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS

vEeErINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
r. 2I, At.
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No true work since the world began wa,
ever wasted no true life since the world be-
gan has ever failed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

Embark is no enterprise which you cannot
submit to the test of prayer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

What goes up the hill and down the hill We
never stirs ? The road. u
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

A Passing Notice-A perambulating stree
sign.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

The fire-fiy only shines when on the wing
SO it is with the mind when once we rest We
darken.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

Rest is valuable only so far as it is con-
trast. Pursued as an end, it becomes most
pitiable condition. Nf rE2 Q}ek
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It's mercy 10 nase ts,al taken from us
which takes us from God
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

A strong minded woman will always be
speaker of the house.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-21

To keepyonr secret is wisdom but to ex-
poet others TO keep i Il ftllY.
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The very hope Of Heaven under trouble is
like wind ami sails to the soai
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-16
ROAD DISTRICT No. |,
King County. W. r,

May 18th, 1877.
In reply To an order banded me by
John Ross, ITO open and KEEP in good
repair the pubic roa "a is now located
along the west shore of l. Ike Union" |
called on the Auditor and asccrtained
there was no such order III his posses
sion, directing me to open SAID Rad. ]
was then notified not To eXpend any
money or labor upon said road, as the
Commissioners did not consider it a
County road according to law.
Mr.. Ross, when need eny one to
dictate and point out law 70 me, l
will call on some one who is com
petent TO act with decent courtesy. As
You are !e-titnte of that faculty, will
rot call OH you soon. II you bad read
sections - and 81. and done your duty
"a Supervisor. Road District No. |,
would have been 5000 better off ii =
financially. Now, Mr.. Ross. a. to your
soaring ne by your lordiy BULLDOG
ing" orders. to do any more or less than
my duty IA Supervisor--tslati is played
ont; AID If you will Cease 10 tax.
unwarran,rd au, Gritty upon Yourself in
r-oard tn r.r.ds in yh,s ,i,s,.,s..- u.u ss.;j
er> of his district.
SUPERVISOR RoAn DISTRICT NJ !,
1T Seattle. King Co. W +.
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AN ORDER TO OPEN ROAD
10 the Supervisor IF ltoId Dstri.t n.
I'M,

10 The Supervisor IF Isoad District NJ.
One:
You are hereby commanded 10 open
ald i-ep in good repair the pa bic road.
A. is now iocated from M-rc.r's Adolf
tio,. to Seattle. asoag the west shore of
Lake Union 10 the Intersection of the
OLD Military road; a. there is frncrs,
logs. and many ether otstruc'iuns
across said road even fos ioo'mcn. The
Auditor Of King County las in his
possession An order from the C1unty
Commissioners ordering YOU 10 open the
above read. see section oSth. Road
Law. ald section 35th, of the same
Road Law
You will read and proceed at once to
do your duty at once or we will put
section 81 in force TO its fullest extent.
Made this llth day Of May. 1877, by
many legal voters JOHN Ross.
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COMING!
\ LAR'r AM WELL ASSORTED SrocS
y Il ! iTs '-clis -
FARMING WtcnM2l

From tie R0shfoil wsk1u c.. MinrcSota. an
will be here tur ss.- en- - shout Nsy LIST All
those IN need ii FIgST-CLiSS WAGON waul5
do vel - call and examine uUr storh Gefuge huv
ins elsewhere,
For particulars. Ga az the Oriental Hotel
Seat Z. Washington Territory.
srls-1tf JOHN BRYGGrR ; !c Ase,.,.
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SANDWICH ISLAND IrgNs. The Hon
olala Aisgsisr Of April lith GENES ou,
In deep mourning All over. for the dea,lr
Of ff,ace 81 the h!eosi--the younger
brother Of his re,sniug Majesty The
prevalent drought of this yeAr is no,
confined to the eastern margin Il the
Pacific. but extends ID the islands in
its remote cxpansc The .4iFsr,sseg
says An examination Of rainfsils dur
ing the pas. years shows that we are
faliy one-foarsh short II our average
annual quantuns
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AsTogEA IrExs Astoria il credited
with - hotels aai restaurants and as
macy private boarding houses g., One
Of Kinney's fishing beats went oa,
Monday mornias last week, and ~ss
picked ap en North Reach. ". r.
wrecked, l.s crew WIRE presumably
drowned :, .Saneriassadsn,s q, the
caneeries tell applicants sor work. Chi
naHen exclusively. aud no ore else
They have Chinese klseksmi,hs .,
scme 1t the csuneries on the cosanahis
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ARlYON a..

pRFsca1r. MAY IL The stage fFaw
Erosc Il for Cal,fornis was roti,czi
three miles from Wickenbarg Mails
were mu,ilAtej. and h.sween $500 AID
: 600 ~cTth Il Registered tulllon
taken, ana the passengers robbed
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NEN AID 4.

NiaoiNi, Cry. MAY li--j~hn Nc
Curdy committed suicide last night by
taking poison. He was a wagon maker
who las, his all ia stocks. and WAS ont
81 euli loym-u,.
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Late from Eugene city, ana formerly ot Port
Nsdisvu.
II IS returned u the Sound. ami takes Pleasure in
announcing 10 former patrons and new ones that
he has row permanently located in Seattle aud
VIII devote his entire tine io the practice If his
profession.
Reference Success in practice and attention TO
business.
Special attention paid 10 Chronic Diseases
OFF ltE-Front street opposite Iesler's Hall
May IN. 1871. luyi.t
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Z Q ST !!

bETwEEN OCCIDENTAL UOTFI AMP T6E
ID University Grounds. >ItNTE III NrING
CASE WATCH Firdcr Will he Suitably re-
wsyded by leaving same AZ the
iny'-dtf TEIFG8APT OFFICE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-18
CHIEF JOSEPH.
Howard sam Lays Behind with ihe
Pack muIes-aen. Gibbou expects
20 atriEs tne Nes perces IA Ruin0us
niov


Pack muIes-Gen. Gibbou Expects
90 atriks tne Ne1 Perccs Ruinous
uiow,
CHICAGO, August II, The following
was received this morning at military
headquarters:
DEER LODGE, MoSrASA, August 10.
70 General Terry, Commanding Department
OF 81. Paul;
Have lust arrived. The wounded
are getting along, thanks to the prompt
assistance sent by tho citizens OF Hele-
IA, Dear Lodge ana Butte. They Will
reach here In three days. General
Howard left the battlefield In pursuit
day before yesterday. Only llfIy OF
his Infantry were up aud with him.
He has three officers aud ilfty men. |
met Narwood's company OF the second
cavalry on the Big Hole, aud he Is
probably with Howard by this time.
Cushing's two companies OF artillery
passed here this m0rniag in wagons,
aud | have ordered them To push
down the stage road Mt forty miles II
day, II the stock will stand IL. Have
also telegraphed the officer at Fort
Hall 10 start some OF the Bannocks up
towards Lemhi and the mountain
passes, to get information IN to which
way the Nez Perces are heading.
They cannt travel rapidly with their
wounded, aud the next time they are
struck, they will be ruined. Many
thanks for your cordial recognition OF
our services In your dispatch Of the
18th, received yesterday.
GtbBON, Commanding.
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Hayes at Bennington-Iins His Path
way strewed win Flowers.

RUTLAND, W., August l7.-As soon
as the train rrrived with the preslden
tial Bennington excursionists, Presi.
dent Hayes was escorted to u carriage
by ex-governor John y. Page, the re-
mainder OF the party following, and
was driven rapidly to Governor Pages
mansion on Main street. Here they
were received by Mrs. Page and her
friends. A large number Of young
ladies' were arranged on both sides Of
the hall, strewing the floor with flow.
ers as the party entered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-18
ACnpi,nlEaIr.

An effort il now made by the direc
tors Of the Capital Fair association, To
exclude purse racing at their annual
fair, in October The pitlful purse OF
one hundred dollars Tor two years DID,
aud some tritling amount for trottiDg
and pony scratches, Is all the induce
meni offered Tor the stables OF the best
hlonds ln the state 10 these grounds.
Resides this, charges are made Tor the
use Of stable room and u4e OF track IN
the recess Of the lSir, AZ u designed 10
exclude the introiI 'tlnn aud prepars.
lion of stock fur lur track. There IL
thirty or forty thousand dollars now IN
vested 10 raising FLOODED hOrres IN tins
county. aud no rational inducement
IL offered for testing their qualities 90
the trnes. Those who are familiar
with raising blooded stock know the
heavy expense attending 1t, aud that
there ia ordinarily not to exceed one.
tenth of the number raised that prove
su,csssful racers. II was the original
purpose NJ the projectors OF this fair TO
render Austin 90 Texas what Lexlng-
ton il To Kentucky in the great thor
oughbred interest Relying on this a
number OF keniuckians had proposed
10 make purcha.es ia this county, aud
With a view 10 raising their line
floods. The Whiiakers, Of Victoria
county, Originally from Kentucky,
Were looking to this result aud ia iing
Of removing their interests here.
Cant. Hawkins,o of Galvestonia member
Of very wealthy firm, engaged Ia this
husincss, has invested twenty thou
sand dollars IN this county in the eK.
recitation Of realizing the fulhllmenl
Of the plan before stated.
We regret to notice this decadeDc'
in the original purpose Of the fair as
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-18

Mr.. William III. Wheeler has been
appointed collecror of internal revenue
for the Filth North Carolina district,
vice c. $. Wenalan, suspended.
An Ottawa, Canada, dispatch says ;
1t is now stated II is no part OF the AZ
rangement that the Canadian govern.
ment should send u commission to act
conformity with those sent from tn,
United States to treat with Sitting
Bull.
Messrs. Preshurg Il Hldeth, proprie'
tors of the West Eud hotel, Long
Branch, deny the statement in this
mornings papers, duplicating their
waiter In robbiug the hotel. They say
John Matthews and Lpssot Robinson,
furniture men, are under arrest for p,l
fering the linnen and silverware.
General Hancock has returned to
his headquarters In New York. They
were at Philadelphia during the strike.
The treasury department demands
three hundred thousand dollars bond
in the case of the steamer Denmark,
whose crew is charged with smuggling
General Mcneil, of Missouri, oou-
ssnts to act with General Terry as a
commissioner to Sitting Bull, to for
give him If he returns to the United
States, goes on the reservation and
will be u good Indian hereafter.
The two battalions Of marines from
this city aud Norfolk, on duty in
Maryland and Pennsylvania, since the
strike, were reviewed to-day, in front
Of the navy department. by Secretary
Thompson, Colonel McCawley, COM
mandant Of Marine corps, and heads
of the several bureaus OF the navy de-
partment. The battallions numbered
about two hundred aud seventy men
and were under command OF Colonel
Haywood. The secretary compliments
I'd them npor their soldierly appear
appearance. He has also addressed a
letter to the commandant of the corps
highly commendatory of the eillcien'
cy OF the corps.
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The stopping Of Trains by strikers an
Indietabie 0nepse.

New York, August l7,-Judge Dom
ahue this morning gave Judgment In
the case Of striker A. Il. j. Donahoe.
He says that the acts complained Of
were not denied, and II is no excuse to
allege that the prisoner was not aware
that the railroads We're In the hands OF
officers Of the court. A similar plea
might he made In a petty larceny case,
that the thief did not know that the
property belonged to the person mems
toned In the indictment. After point
Ing out the gravity of the ofiense, the
court said that II should be borne in
mind that the ofienses are such that
the prisoner may be indicted for them;
therefore, he allows the prisoner to be
discharged at the expiration OF thirty
days from arrest, which will be next
Wednesday.
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The Reported Robbing OF the West
Eud Hotel az Long Branch by The
waters Denied by the ProprIctors
Noon Associated Press Reportl
WASHINGTON, August H. The state
department alludes To the fresh con.
suls M uninitiated green hands, taken
from the rawness OF everyday life.
Assistant Secretary Mccormick IL
indisp0sed to trust his special agents,
and has appointed commission OF
one from that branch and two from
the other branches of the treasury Ia
investigate the Norfolk customhollse.
plunder Of all kinds has been seized
here, shipped by oolored walters NJ the
West End hotel, Long Branch, Several
houses here were raided aud the goods
found and sent back. The head walter
of the hotel, u Washington colored
person, seems TO have managed the
plltering.
Governor SAM Bard visited Secre
tary Thompson, OF the navy depart.
ment, this morning, in the interest OF
the Pensacola navy yard. by the way,
many people seem To take an interest
in Pensacola. The secretary informed
the governor that he would visit the
interesting spot, not later than Deem,
Der, aud probably sooner, He goes
with the president TO Nashville, and
may leave the presidential party there
for Pensacola.
Secretary Thompson expressed to
Governor Bard his entire satisfaction
with the condition Of affairs In the
south.
Governor Bard also saw the presl
dent, who expressed himself more
than satisfied with the development
Of hi9 policy--its good effects had
already more than realized his most
sangulne expectations.