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Evening star., 1877-11-24

THERE IS GOOD DEAL OF MANEUvER-
ING and canvassing among members Of both
political parties, with q view to settling
upon line of action to be taken at Mon
days session Of the Senate The almost
even balance OF the Senate, now that on the
election contests, Patterson and Connoyer
vote with the democrats, makes IL necessary
for both sides TO feel the general pulse before
showing their hands openly In the Senate
IheIe ls disposition among not q few re-
publican Senators to ha We the appropriat
commlttee report the appropriation bills,
pass the same speedily, and adjourn with
protract the special session to dispose of
them.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

PERsoNAL.-Gov. Tom Young, of Ohio, is
al the Ebbitt House. He comes solely on
legal business, has no axes to grind, aud is
neither seeking Office for himself nor his
friends. - Attorney General COnnor of
South Carolina has resigned his ONO on
accOOt OF falling health.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

MEETING of the Senate committee on
judiciary was held to-day. No definite ac-
tion, SO far as could be learned, was taken
on any case, but ii is said that the com mittee
will reject the appointment OF Fitzsimmons,
the Georgia marshal.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

SOME UNEAsINEss is felt at the navy
yard for the safety OF the torpedo boat Alarm
that is on the way from New York here
she is somewhere between New York aud
the capes, but she has not been in sight.
Evening star., 1877-11-24

THE ARGUMENT IN THE CASE OF SENA-
TOR PATTERSON before Judge Humphreys
on habeas corpus was continued last even
ing by Mr.. Shellabarger for Senator Patter-
son. Mr. Pelham and Mr.. Cook followed in
arguments for the Senator, and at midnight
the court ad iourned
Evening star., 1877-11-24

las. II. VERMILYA,
LADIES FASHIONl BE BOOT MAKER,
olO 9th street, opposite Patent ONCE.
a 6ne stock OF Fall and Winter BOOTS Of our
oWn make, for sale At very reasonable,
vrfoes sep36-tr -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-11
Honesty Is the best policy.

nv a E H. mwMm
One day a-strange customer came
to Detroit merchant. He wanted
some goods aud he paid cash down.
The next day he made another pur-
chase and paid cash, and as the days
went by his face and his cash became
familiar. One day he returned with
the change given him and said;
'.I believe l am an honest man.
You paid twenty cents too much. 81
The grocer received il and was
pleased. Two days after that the
stranger returned from the curbstone
to say
"Ano:her mistake on your part /;
you overpaid me by forty CENTS"
The grocer was glad to have found
an honest man, and was puzzled to
know how he could have counted so
far out of the way. Three days
rncre. and the stranger picked up a
dollar bill in the stole aud said:
''This is not my dollar. / found
it on the floor, and you must take
charge OF it.'
The grocer's heart melted and he
wondered if the world was not pro.
crossing backwards to old time hon.
esty. A skip Of one day, and then
the honest man brought down a
wneelbarrow, ordered eighteen dol
lars worth Of groceries, and would
have paid cash had he not forgotten
his wallet. He would hand it in at
noon as he went past, he said, and it
was all right with the grocer.
That was the last of the honest
man. morning fades TO noon, and
noon melts away into darkness, but
lie cometh not. There are no mis-
takes in change more dollars on
the Aoor, and the Rrocer's eyes wear
a way off expression, az if yearn-
ing to see some one for about two
minutes.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-11

SLOW BUT SURE.-The 'slow
lighter was a tall, rawboned speci-
men of the Pike County breed, and
when he arrived in the mining camp
the boys began to have fun with him
to mill him." as they cali it in
the parlance of the mines. Ia
He stood it for long time with
perfect equanimity, until finally one
of the party dared him out of doors
to fight.
He went.
When. they got all ready and
squared off, Pike County stretched
out bis long neck and presented the
tip OF his big nose temptiDgly close
to his tormentor: "I'm a little
slow" he said''and can't fight un-
less I'm well riled; just paste me
one-a good'un-right on the end of
that smeller! -
His request was complied with.
THAT was a Good'un," he said
calmly, "but 1 don't feel quite riled
yit"-tturning the side of his mead
to the adversary please chug me an
other lively one under the ear"
The astenished adversary again
complied, whereupon Pike County,
remarking that he was mot quite
as well riled as he would like TO be
but would do the best he could, SAIL
ed into the crowd and for the next
ten days the ''boys'' were engaged
in mending broken jaws, repairing
damaged eyes and tenderly resurrect-
ing smashed noses ztg# sgsA
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-11
BY all Means BE nm EditCr.

An editor Is the happiest being ON
earth. He has little or nothing to do,
ard his pay is all the heart could
wish. Ills sanctum, with its Per-
sian rugs and Turkish carpets, its
costly rosewood furniture, its mag
nificent mirrors, its beautiful pic
lures, its complete llurary of splen-
didly bound books itsl.ufet stocked
with the finest of wines, liquors and
cigars, which cost him bnt puff or
two, its silver bell to summon All
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-11
Wanted Equal Terms.

It is related of DIR. Guthrie that
one dag, while making parochlal
visits, became TO the door of an
Irish papist, who determined that
the doctor should not enter his
house. You can't come in here, -
he said. "YoQee not needed nor
wanted,
"My friend, 'ssaid the doctor. al
am only visiting around my parish
TO become acqHaiEted with nv peo-
pie. and have called on yoa-only AS
q ddrishioner.
1T don't matter" said Paddy;
tAtyer shan't come in here, And
with that, lifting The poker, he said:
"If you comein here In knock you
down.
Most men would have retired, or
tried to reason. The doctor did
neither; but drawing himself up to
his full height, and looking the
Irishman fair in the face, he said,
"Come now; that's too bad. Would
you strike a man unarmed Hand
me the tongs, and then We shall be
on equal terms"
The man looked at him for little
while in great amusement and then
said, "Och, sure yer a square man
for minister. Come inside. {"
And feeling rather ashamed of his
conduct, he laid down the poker.
The doctor entered and talked as
he could so well do. and in q way
both so entertaining and so instruct
i've as to win the admiration of the
man; so that, when he arose to go
Paddy shook his hand warmly, and
said: ''Be sure, Sir, don't pass
my door without giving me CALL"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-11

attendant whenever o julep or cock
tail is wanted, and, in short, with
its everything that human ingenui-
ty can devise for his comfort and
pleasure, is a perfect little paradise,
where he sits or lounges and reigns
q young lord, with the world of
fashion and pleasure at his feet.
And then anybody can be an editor
no study, no preparation, no
brains, nothing but little money to
start with, and once started the
money pours in upon you in a steady
stream, and the chief labor OF your
wife is tospend It. AS for the labor
OF editing newspaper. that is mere
.moonshine. A mere glance at the
columns Of newspaper is enough
to convince you that it requires no
labor Is edit it, and less brains. 1t
is certainly glorious life, that of
an editor; a life of luxurious ease
and of elegant leisure-life for the
gods, filled, like that of the young
lover in his first sweet dream of re-
Quilted lcve, with flutes and rose
leaves and EaOon beams:
"while not "a wave OF trouble rolls
Across his peaceful breast !"
and that all men are not editors is
one of the strangest things beneath
the stars. True, there must be
doctors and lawyers and merchants
and shoemakers and peanut dealers
and the like, and all these callings
must be filed by somebody, but
there are enough 10 fill them, and
why they don't become editors and
lead the life OF opulent princes is a
thing that staggers as. But after
all, may be that it Is a mere matter
of taste. 1t may be repugnant 10
some natures to be clothed in pur-
pie and fine linen ana fare sumptu-
opsly every day, and of course it
would never do for such a nature to
become an editor; the life of ease
and elegance and luxury and exemp-
tion from all care and toll and debts
and duns, would soon become a bore
to him, and be would spend his
niglts IN dreams of .ploughs and
pitchforks and reaping machines,
and squander his days in divising
some plan for swapping places with a
blacksmith's apprentice or a street
car driver.--L,osisrflle Cotricr Jour
nal.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-11
N

REV. j. p. LUDLOW WRITES.
lTs BALTIC STREET. BROOKLYN. .MY,(
Nov. IL, 1Sfl.
VI. II. STEvRNs, ESQ.
Dear Sir,-Froin personal benefits receiv-
ed by It's use ~ well as from personal kROwl-
edge OF those whose cures thereby have
seemed almost miraculous, can most heart
ily and sincerely recommend the NEGETiNE
for the complaints which IL is claimed 10
cure. JAMES i. LUDLOW
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
Sacramento, Cal.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-11

enough. They slipped out the back
door, and left Aheir money, to save
their lives. They got into the viii
lage. 1t was pitch dark, snd all the
houses black but two. One was the
public house, casting a triangular
CLEAN across the road q long way
off, and the other was the black
smiths house. Here was a piece of
fortune for the terrified women.
They burst into their friends house.
"Oh, Jane, the thieves are come ~
and they told her in a few words
what had happened.
LA !" said she, show timorous
you are; ten to one he was only
growing at some one that passed
by" H
may, Jane we heard the scrap
ing outside the wine ow !; oh, woman
call your man. and let him go with
us.''
"My man-he is not here"
"Where is he, then2
81 suppose he Is where other work
ing Tomen's husbands are-at the
public house,'' said she rather bit.
terly, tor she had her experiences.
The old woman wanted to 90 to
the public house for him, but the
blacksmith's wife was q courageous
woman, and, besides she Thought it
was most likely false-alarm. "Nay
nay,n said she, "lasC time / went
for him there, got fine affront,
III come with yoH," said she. "l'n
take the poker, and we have got our
tongues to raise the town with, /
suppose" So they marched to the
tol-har. When they got near it
they saw something that staggered
this heroine. There was actually a
man half In and half out Of the win
dow. This brought the blacksmiths''
wife to stand still, and the timid
pair implored her to 90 back to the
qillage. Nay" said she, what forP
| see but One-and-hark it is my
belief the dog is holding of him. /"
However, she thought it safest to be
on the same side with the dog, lest
the man mightturn ON her. So she
made her. way into the kitchen, fol-
lowed by the other two and there a
sight met their eyes that changed all
their feelings, both towards the rob-
Der and towards each other. The
great mastiff had pinned man by
the throat, and Was pulling at him
to draw him through the window,
with fierce but muffled snarls. The
mans weight alone prevented it.
The window Was like picture frame
and In that frame there glared with
lolling tongue and starting eyes,
the white face of the blacksmith,
their courageous friends yillainous
husband. She uttered an appealing
scream, and few upon the dog and
choked him with her two hands. He
held, and growled, and tore, till he
was all but throttled himself, then
he 1et &c, and the man fell. i But
what struck the ground outside, like
a lump of lead, was in truth, lump
of clay. The man was quite dead,
and fearfully torn about the throat.
30 did comedy end in an appalling
and most piteous tragedy; not thai
the scrOundrel himself deserved any
pity, but his poor, brave, honest
wife, to whom he had not dared con
fide the villainy he mediated.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-11

Eillhs.n On tie L. C..& s. c. n. r. has
population or Goo, II thriving business
centre. and controls the trade ofan average
radius OF over eight miles, in which The
JOURNAL has q larget circulation than all
other county papers coinbined.
Advertisers triu please make "a note ofthts
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

= iMecKanicalf Ingenuity ctslminsted IN
the invention VI the Sewing Machine
and millions al toiling women were el
evatea from drudyery and poverty TO
iMteaiigcucc, industry and completeness.
II this be truein tho abstract ~ regards
the average sewing machine, With what
force must II apply TO TINT msrvclous
embodiment Of MI that In useful and
bcauiif1l III sewing machine mechan-
isiii, tile Victor Sewing Machine, which
has fairly cciipssd all Others, not only In
Its adssptability tn do al kinds Of work
bat In, the. ease with which IL 10 done.
10 may ~ said tn have CARRIED IT, nd
nsircrs by storm ~ sosh - ltscap 4bllity
for work became known. The aim OF
kstuventor has been to ,dsscard every
useless complication peculiar tn ordins-
ry machines, md only familiarity with
the machine will enable our readers %
fully appreciate how Gar he has succeed
ed. IT is not too much to say the ma
chine will last . lifstime. Salesroom 81
East l0th Street, New Ysrk (ity, and In
all the large cities Of the country, 5-iS
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In the Sweet By,and-sy.

Cannot but be tho happy thought as
the fortunate recipient ~ the ROCK j
MoUSTAIS ToURfsr' scans its wo,idcr-
fully attractive pages and peruses its
Fascinating descriptions Most l,cauti-
fully embcllisked viii, new and highl
aFtisticlengravings, ,asits lctter-press a
model Of Typographical riehaess, and
the arrungenscntthr thrsughse simply ssi-
perb, the Rocky MOUNTAIS TOuiusr
Il worthy Of comparison with Rcfwr-
csqssc Anscrica or The .Jidh,e, It Il
written IN gossipy. graphic style, coy-
ering details OF tie tour through the
garden " the Soathwe tthe Arkansas
Valley, Southern kansas), to thc very
heart of the Alps Of America 1.-THE
Rocky Mountains. Jaunts arc made
tO all the famou. resorts Of COlovsdD,
the remarkable ruins, the ~prln:cs,a the
mites, aud, Ia short, to every point OF
Interest 10 tourist, agricmtirist, capital
lst, miner, ndfnvalid: With the TuCR-
IsT, the SyAN JUAN GrIDE keeps hitting
company, and the two publications. are
mailed free to all writing for Ono OF
both to T.. J. ANDERSON, Torcka, Kan
sas. -
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Jones told Brown that he cotld. al
ways get away frsmi home of an even
ing BY telling his wife. that, the noise of
her Sewing Machine made him nervous,
and that nothing cotnptscd him 10 we'll
ss :ofig rattlirg walk; but wien Bfowi,
tried this dodge on his wife, she kicked
his hat under the ma and sssid, ou
can't play any ~ ISiTl Jones' tricks on
me, ard this light. Runiiiiig Domestic
doesn't make any noise, either. Faint
permanently insane II did marry yeu.'
Brown didn't go out that night, but he
would have giyon ~ weeks salary, To
have beeil somewhere else when she
found oat that he had lighted his, cigar
with her" Donesticv Psf~f Fashion for
a Winter DoIman.i ~ 1iifa'.l .,,sr :
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aTERMs:
pessags Yrse g a! sposoribsrs 4
2 57 the Uhitsd statss

| possagU Pre- 20 All euoecribsrs IN
2 n the United Dtatss :,
Y HARrSr's BAxAr, ono year - 90
n 81 90 includes cjprepaymeut .Vf u. 3.
postage by tho pubIiahsrs. ~ . s'.
\ n Igss6scripsions 70 HARPER,s MA0A-
zsSR, WEnKLys and BAxAF, to osae. fdd-
sis1css FOR one year, SO 20, . 0Sp te9b ytot
Hirf3cr's d Fsr4S So1fcdte, 10 0ysc ed4ress f.r
Que ysor, 81. 90: postage nv ~ Is,
AZ Erfra COPY cf dther ths MAaA-
ZINE, WEEKLY, or BAzAH, rtR De. sup-
piled eratis for syfsy Ctsy efFtyf SUR
scRlBEss g{ - % cock ~ Qes remit
kssoy 81, ISss Cspics fsr 10 %, sgjfhesf
sskvscs sDsst0od Jvss.0 fu afrn .vii.J
! Book Nxsstys can b supplied a. any
,-TSs xolnmsssm Ia sef "a bs.ns com.
anen0e WITH the ycar.nf When NJ ctime
is mentioned, 70 will bc n6essto1d that
the subscriber w1Dhee 70 O0u1mence
Nth the number nexs altar the receipt
~ ~ order ffln Tisdj hauCa 10 ~
o Tbe Annual Volumes o. uHAtp.R's
DAsAH, m neat cloth bindlns, Win ~
sciit by expfese, freo Of cxPense. re
81 % each, Aoegsptots ST. cosmpgis.
90 u y isf vcl., jsSisH
~ ;SstS 4 - 81 sssk xsiussss, sislsAh,,
~ hlHs,lna VII - sent ~ nall posi-
ND. q re6ninf of q % onchS ~ % ean
Jndsxes 10 sach volume issnt Grn11s
d reonfU1 u s1atnp.if Dln.iN i.wlr
\ NSsspsbcvs trs aol - ogpv ~ albsps
- = - g s,pvsss' 800 - ~ =
NGAafEn ; pnorHrss
New York.
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MURDER WILL OUT.

n A few years ago august Flower,
was discovered to be u certain cure. for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, u few
thin Dyspcptics made known tn, their
friends how easily and quickly they had
bceA cured by It's use. The great wser.
Its Of GREES's AuGCsT Fi.owEs became
heralded Through the eoumtry Wy one
sufferer ;to another, until, without adj
Yertising, Its sale has become immen.e.
Druggists I'm EVERY TOWN IN the
United States nrc selling II. q No person
suffering with Sosirs5toinacl Sick Head
ache, CostivcncSs, hpalpitation OF the
Heart, indigestion, low spirits, ETC., can
take three doses without relief Go to
your Druggist, A. NJ. Burnam, and gct
q bottle for T5 cents and try 1t. Sample
bottles 10 cents. n ulsIdA tN-JI
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ReQuesl.

On Saturday, July 7tiI,l 1877, there
,,car BALDWIN, Tor ti,c purpose of clear
Ing q track. Those wlio wjsh to give
1 day for the benefit of the Agricultural
s scicty are requcsted to come prepared
with tools for removing sblnck plhes"
and oak "gruhs.n px,l teaws and
chains especially desirable. ,as,aa II
q u as1f X. lI,eiiObLISTER,
iraprcs't Lake County AZ. 5ociety.
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q nspository Of TNIhioA Pleasure
.ana and Instruction" ',,.f i
Harper's Bazaar.
G1iE oEBCl fHeaD ga
':'ii :a'iaiILLUSTRATED.a
I.Nosic..s,. o5Mes Prs,ss,

! For strictly heuschold matters and
dress, Hsrper's Bazar n altogether the
best thing published. 10 take II p :
matter ol 'econoniy. Ne lady can AZ
ford 70, 10 without It, for the inForma-
tion Il gives VIII save her, very nvcli
more money unanr the subscriptisa
price. besides giving the household m
interesting literary viaitor. --C Chicago
/ Harpvv's Buser sprohsssiy fllustrat-
,es, and essayS u . most sttrsctIye char
acter, ss : III its'lItsfxry snd artistic
lsafurea. the Basdr is Internationally
TIE beat journal ~ its kind In the coun-
try.--Satwrd, y Esenins Gazette, cBos-
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Postage no. TO sa a.A.ss,ssrs Il sAs t'nis.

Postage nee 10 al 1uhserfhsss II Ne 0nited
0ta1e1s .. fli9t3'
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~ A:d 8. stdri.. 3, &C.
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Fire Insurance! !,

1 Dent let your Store, Dwelling,
School House, l'hurcls, or 0tl,cr, ,Build-
Ing, 60 another day'withSut having IL
Insured In Re Iiutic C1psponiesc either
the eCndsrwritcrs, OF New York, or the
Phoenix, Of Hartford. .''i9 Z, - ia $ S7ib
~ Z. X. RADCIIFFE, Agent, ~
III Baldwin, Mich.
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AgtrasFL s11 -rEDi ,f3y'5i snsTge
~
Have received their I s 5..,...
,tfs
;F -, -f ~, "a. y4s 4sef +
~ 2no. .uii 81. 1i, - sf5r Ga .{t nlz, x.sss
4 4 Spt,'ila,ss, 1, Sa,as,.t StptAf

And for the benefit Of their many
customers and the public general
|ly in this vicinity, will here state
that they have the best selection
|of goods, and the lowest prices
ever offered i'm this market. They
wish it distinctly understood that
Ithey@will not be undersold either
by home or foreign competition.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all, to call and examine goods and
vo ci 49, aa
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EsfiI rgHifF rsoTes st.isl.s .ss-f.ia
IHxrpera's xagaz inc.
.,cl ,.... - 9. sv7'a 1itusraartN t ,tns :


Ter ssassfy - mere of exisssnos . he. psisi
vhsrs u nay be s4ia Of d, In the words or Dr.
Johnssn, - rst z vain =, b,.ms and usslcsc g g
rspuortsoa hss inrsased = ms year has'
paa.s1, and In future sosns ~ bright ~ mot
brighter than - any. time sincs the gDa0sn
best ycArs. --Dveseltn Re0is. 80 eI-I "a 60.
.As.ysrs Gsrl1v q msrkea by thS ssans
g: ; ri:S y. wH,s Ss . q :s.. non +
combinos readipg matter Win QlustrAtious
ip away TO ynke clear apd .viviA the fActs
sss fsses rsS ssSs g Sssn
Chicago Journal. rrf1rr .1fof ,si.4,.
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Rumury Of hN5theF War!

But the effect Is ts send gosds down
instead Of up. q. iuoa,e
4 For proof Of the aisovc, call and cx.
amino our new prices before purchasing.
;. ~ - : 81. (. y Remember 'a.r u = "a, n
l"Oneg dollar saved 10 worth two doliars
earned" .X6iD ~ leuasaI 5aI .sH'
Our stock was never meye complete.
mi = = 4 leespcctfiilly yours, shI
j . 5tf Z EMMErr COON q co, ,'
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DUPONcO'S GOLDEN PEIfOn
ICAL FILLS are the surest and safcst
remedy for ladies In dsiicate helth. t5-3i
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VOLUME ".


sv',s = !. : :. - '' i''". '.'.
ispoeFI'':s eFI' nnd caacAnerries premrp
SWyFss''~, sA. a
nnv 0Fses sssend us Items OF isc'
'nssfsss - ysuf vsrions lpsAiues'
- Almsse ~ inch Of water feii IN u'rs'
sooFsns % IN hssrs 6sMrdsy 'no'n'"'
Thursday, July 5th, might be proI
ysiy called > sleepy day.aol ~ li'as
eTsn cents per quart IL che price pal
N0f huckieberrics now. 4 slt.
4 We had splendid rain last SATURDAY
tmsvnisg. 3 tl itipie4 s'aso ."f ..,'''',
The July ntmbsr OF .Scr;S~er,s Is a,
I excellent one. ,isys s1Gll-' r.. Y p
The children like to see Tint naoath
" yhdtorL. s.. N,cholets. ~ n.a 81,
The saloou,of Wood a T,ownscna I'm
closed: we understand, for GOOD. ~ I (,
T. n H.rdsnhur, r.mcmbers -
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