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EDUCATIONAL.

"a Move tn Hiring Our Etemsntary Schools
aud Colleges Into Cluser lsolAtlous-Dr+
\ GFeEory's Onsr u thu High Schools OF
Illlnols.
Rp<etas Co<rapomst~es % Ths Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Jr'y 1a.-For solno years
past thoso Interested In educational matters
throughout ths State haya been discussing tho
problem how to bring our elementary schools
end our higher Institutions into eloscr rclatlons
and to economlzc tho power 50 often wastcd in
the cflange frcm one 10 this other. sone higher
institutions have tried tho plan of a.ycpttug
certified puPlls from reputable local echools.
without sufficiently guarding theu,sulYtk against
tl!u poor scholarship l!ablo to present H4elf for
various Causes; and the result has been uu4atls-
Dr.. Gregory, Of the Industrial University, has
lately issued circulars, covering hie ptut,os lun
to the graded High Schools Of Tho State. lAesa
sontemp!ate examination u cnuaIiAtcs for tllc
University hy sthoufs recognized ~ Uf propAr
standing, the Icsults to bo approyw! by tIls
uai!ersltY authorities; and also the more
marked recognition Ut Afsoola which could ilt
pupils for any of the University coushrs tl,a
vefslsy when they failel In tho scholarship fur
n!shesl. ln = few polluted remarks, the ptllsr
dAJ, Prot. J. II; hiolse.t, Principal OF tho
Kockforri High Schools. upon the oceasion oi
young lnau tu the University, said:
Ths Wr.t hockford High: School has been ap.
pointed ~ an Examining school ] WELCOME thti
~ new and mutual Advantage. The University
Il not ths only Institution rrady TO recognize local
ed1st ! may meatlou. ~ prominently Of simtlal
ts.i1e, knox College, tho Institution undor charge
the bead of our state system Of schools. Otnc
siai!n1 lastttut!ons stand r.ady ~ welcome thu
lltkh ec4ou!s Watndytf VII shAw that VIZ cAn fux-
nl.h candidates worthy VI aeecptanca.
From tho FArluua comments coming from dtf-
aercnt parts Of tho Stale. educators seem Ia
date knowlrdge * bis standing with tbs ia.
Htltuttuu wAIfu vt houe, aul without the ex.
prnse Of trayet to it.. It guards thu Institution
fsotu ls1or scholarship anl frola the ctnbar.sss
lett huns lor prolonged residence there. II u
of MnEked advantage tu the sshool Which pre-,
tcnts the candidate, through the criticism upun
tts work aud its method secured FROM 0ikin
teicsted stholnrs abroad. aud in the touiu4-ul ~
ut effort amons tue pupils, who thus learn thai
good work can tecuFc letuite recogulu2h b>
3ond tiat OF tleir dai9 teacherS.
, 1877-07-14
ANGLO-BENGALEE.

Hho Universal Lfo-fnAufAnco Company
Tho stato OnIcial Makes Out b1r. Furbors
Receipts, Outside of Salary. to Have lSeen
, a051, ,42B. IL for Three Years.
!. Special nsp1seA 10 1as Tribune,
New YoRx, July 13.-Tho Time. says the
publication of Superintendent emyth's report on
the inllure of tho Universal Life Insurance Con-
panY awakened indignation among policy
holders, who arc spprehcnslyo lest the report 10
followed by tho wreck Of other Institutions. It
ssns Inserted tl,at tho delay IN making tho re-
3'ort was y, le accounted for partly by the fact
that Superintendent Bmyth had withheld tts
publication for several weeks In orfer TINT
the officers might have an opportunity
to make up tho deficiency. It ia reported somc
of the polIcy-holders Krutnblo because they hal
recently nnld premiums now IN danger OF being
lost to them. It appears the Company has
Veen transacting huslncss up " the last mo-
lncnt, and thclr agents haVc sent In buslncas
which vaa regularly received and money pay
1uc,,ts taken. Dir. furber's part In the Gusi-
ncso Of tho Company attracta largc share Of At
tentiou II the statement was correct nnLu by him
Ut Albany last winter before the Insurance
Committee Of tho Assembly, thcre rcDain In
eonsIsteuaea between It md Superintendent
6Myth's statement 10 ho rcConctlc1. lie sworo
that In Ills cantraIts With tho unlversa1, he rc-
within the Stnte for elcycn ycar1 and I've month";
eA6,Nl less his outgoes, and that thl& wa
all, either rs rr0ftA OH cOttttactA or otherwise,
."lncthtng icks tha1 lS,oW year. According
10 Mr. 6mJth's figures, Mr. Furbcr's receipta
xlthuut lis satarlGa were within thsco years by
Commissions, tsal .4as IL; by contract wi.p tue
Guardian, &Esl,0OO; total, sG5l ,44Ali. John
II. Hewscy, Secretary Of thu Company,
xtys toslAy: "Thc only statement We
drslro tQ mako now in ruspons0 to
the report II Mr.. h1nyth Is that this Company
IL hot inhnlSr,lt. II h a9la To pay all clainis
against 1t mus, and I'll that may arcr4o In the
.st45s; snss 54n we 1aye p1a on :,
:. We ratl still continuo h,1ch payments. Wo iii
,tend to light " Anst thu ation Of tho Insurance
tDepartmeuLh
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MISCELLANEOUS.
cnr,NrknrHtrER CAUnH7.

AQtN1AhE AlAAt AtANtn&t
NEW YoHx, July t3.-~I.. II. Y. n. AQuatr,
brazilian Cnnsus.Gcncral In New York, called
on Hupt. Walling on tic 18th Of June last mud
asked his aasIetance In checking the sJs-
tenn Of coun.esfeitIne brazilian Govern
ctty. Bills, he said, were scnt to his
country In large quantities, and being well exc
cutetl were REALLY disposed Of. Detectives
weru put upon the case, md ycsterdny succeed.
I'd in arrcsting MI offender at this Merchants
Hotel, Cou1t1sndt street. Ilo gave the name
nf Juhn X. lI4rrts, aged u, and said TINT he was
dentist By oceunation; In n,,l ": r,o% , rsre T
iS"a asrspn. s''st enfa af.aliian sank E G bis
Ut all denominations. lfarrts, who
l,as several a!iascs, confessed to tho 'cfect-
ye that he had been engaged Tor so,ne tyne H. r.
stated that hc was q resident Of Brazil until re-
cc.,tly, but haSinR lost $s,ou by tho failure Of
onu Ut their banks, he Ind como to this country
To get s4uaso with them.
UNNATURAL MOTHER.
Hpecial DfsDatrA 10 1At 74Ie1tnt. a.
DUBUQUE, H., July IA couple, who stated y,
they latled from Lc!nars, H., tlcscrtc.! tlle'r
Iiu.s, md told Mrs. Tully, the landialy, that
lhe WAS gofng to bo marriod to her ,nalo conl-
panon, and requested her to enre for
low engaged q team, weut "a far ~
1'nir,'ny, anil TINT Is thu last tint haa
l"cn srcs Of them. The tcam was found near
IAirpay, l"t t'e parsie, aa leitnfor pafts u'''
known. Tie child 10 only 10 months old.
GALlFOHHtA.
SAN FRANCISCO July tA--Ycstcn1ay at San
.J,,an Suuth, dustin Araja shot and mortaily
w"u',lel Manuel Butron, an unoifenslve
t:tLzG!,,
Last night body OF masked men ovcrpowcrrtl
the guard at tac locl.up, and took tic prisoner
tn Inc untsktrts Vi the town md hung hiIn to q
tree. No arrests.
ri
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The value u trees tn = sanitary point Of vtew. in
rstimstsd. ApA1t from the ssnss of fc1ief And
coalnosa which they tmpss thsls !l6peacs ~ parl.
ss Vt hs f.n9'pes,s u b.:
lims tres will produces TOO 200 1aayea4 having :
ualIsd AREA VI w, o0o squate feek The compsaent
authority above quoted proceeds to shuw thAt not
ooly do The leaves absorb dsletehous gases. but
they e1hals okygsn. They mu,t, thsrsfose, b. oi
tnn,a benefit ln scEowdca aud uuheAithy div
tsIctI When 70 th1a ii Il sddcd that trees modify
temperature, pruno.ius eooinass In summer and
warmth la winter. Alao, that the{ purify thu soil
.sty powerful sahit4' ars1u MT fot tree planting.
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GENEVA LAKE,

GENEVA LAKE, Wis, JuIy 1A-1'ho Press
Club III the First District Of Wisconsin organ
lied here aud held convention Thursday aud
Friday. They enjoyed an excurs!ou to to kayea'
Park and other resorts, and a banquet At
Oakyool Hall to-day. Present, u. T..
Hrg, A. u. Waterbury, lenGya Lake
NrSttM; Chasiea Gardner, WAllan Knox,
Harvard iad<tsndent E. D.. Goa,
Whitewater .Rufatsv Hays Nckeuncy,
eorsi<1: Ftllmofe 4 W.thews. Bclo.l 0raphie;
II. i. Hobart, J. 4. Ttuealvil, Brlolt Fres Pres;
It. G. Conablr, Sbaron IMi.iretj Curtis Treat,
Cilutun Imate,ut41.!; A. c. sanford. R4cluu 1s,
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CHICAGO, July 13~-l notice In your !ssus Of TO-
day IN article touching ditsculty which occurred
near my place between two Of my wosk.hsuds on
sunday morning laat, In which you do me great In
Justice vtz First, this didleulty did not occur IN
my place, but did IN fact oceur over half : block
away; second, did not appeAs before tho sxau,-
lulux us4xisuata J. r. Foote, on behalf Of the
defendant, but ! did appear on behalf VI the pros
ecutIon. and did aif IL ,ay power tn see that the
law was enforeed. also seenEed the arrest 81 The
tho very reverse OF the Truth AM 1t I l0ss 10
know. yp1Fs, DAVID TuoRkr0k.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, July 1a-Tha steamer Bolivia, from
0lsagow. July Z. Tor Now York, has returned
With her machinery disabled, The Bollvta's
malls, passengers, and cargo haye been eraus-
ierred 10 the Ataaner Devonla, which will sail
from Glasgow Tomorrow
Naw YoaK, July lA-steamshtps !switxer..
Weser, from Bremen, have arrived
,Quxxxsrowt, July la-AFrtyed, stesmsbIp
Bothui2, from New York.
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p.ppcrty Is NIL run down, and Ilaa not rarnrtl
rnn,lg1t tupay taxes. IL Il n.ur ~ ih',su I'M.
fortunate Nurtt, AID a,nltll s,nt"r' +. n,nl
demonstrates the inilS uf trying t" tlyrrt ttn!-
9r from fts natural East. mil wct tlam,rl.
There liz no doubt hui what the order VI sale
will lyo granted,
, 1877-07-14
LOWER HATES

The General Freight Agents al tho roais
lca.1sng 10 tho East from this city met day or
two ago and reduced the rntes On oii-cako anl
soft lumber. The rates viii! be ~ folluws:
From Chicago TO New York, 30 ecntsrcF o]lbs;
10 Fillalelpl,Ia, y ccnts;. to baltimore, y
cents: 10 nnsi.. IS ccuts; u Buffalo, - ccuts;
to ALBANY, 70 cents.
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roratt: Charles ticnrgc. fsrtnc Ary"s; ]. n,
ityur, ElklIurn Efd3 3Fnfr"f.
Scrvk,- nt Camp t'uIlir tlnsc Dn SUNDAY
PrcnnAf,,E !,y Nal. COR, Lhc hhtt'l rvnuvsis.t.
1'htrc will 10 a yacht regatta OIL Saturday
July FL.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

TKkAEos, N. j.. July la-S. 81. Younans, =
,nuut ansl active hustue,s-uau, has disappear
'A. f,uaispi4l rnltarrssaulenls thought 70 be
liz sause* He "ulrosy.l SS,oUJ yesterday f1uln
I. friend. 10 be Laid hack TODAY.
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THE IDAHO WAR.

enemy 10 ihis College, want to say 1t Ii not tr2f
"'' ~ ~ R'~''.s.
nt1r 1nltrn wan
IliE '1OAAV w AN.
A Loud Cali for Troop.-rromrt Re.ponss
rrnn, ua,hlnrton.
w.,n,xo7oy. y. a.. INV IN .-Th, War pa-
paEtmcnk fceeaSeu tac slUlo'neu alspateh tfils
morning.
sas FnAxcI<co. Cal. 8, duly 12.-7o ne Secretary
Of llur. Na*hlnaton, b. e.: The following, dated
been forwarded from Portland to-day: ''in tl,s
ao.cnce of ten. Howard, *ha 10 bfynhd my tehen.
htvc rcsc s efnrmnoa tbat IF o.cn, 6ana H.,
iatey @ ] reesssd eon.icnb1s sceessis, nai i Il Il
fra,Sl n,Mny otnrr rcscryntlon fniltnns Will ioin
hlin iwonI snsg ut that 20o washington Territory
Of Urc9on troopa he called for Immediately 10 nrc
xrnt thin and The Ia,naEe that may fol'nw tlnrinr
The absence tf the troops. until they can ba re-
p'acea ~ regular troops stnuttf.
| In IplIun warfare. aud In the uepa,t,nct1t ot
Columbia, and do mol feel at liberty to 'lI.rr-
e1o n's appea'. ~ senle ~45 u'laeeoune'''e ,
to me, tue Second Infantry, ordered hero a
week agu, has not yet staetci. 1tcftd to.mor-
! ro,hcr III. .,io ~ Ar,zonn ood n,torct,rr t,,o
sct"c, 't's s'oe VI Ni'H'' 't snu w,
1onr sSc!etoh companies 10 not asnoun1 10 NV
mc1l. unt'er these circumstances approve tho
suggestion to call out, for limited time, 200
v,,,,n,tccra from Orcqnu or Washington Terri.
so'4ptes'' 'o''' o''AoH " ""'iom ,1nro. a.
'ots. n,1,
Aa Room az the aOoVo tllepatcli was received,
Gen. Vincent, Acting Adintant Hcncral1 pro-
1 crelc,1 to the W1,itu House and laid 1t before
tic f,ainct tbc,, in sea.ton. After a brIcf co,,-
NV I.s.. :. .a ~ "-p III -. m, ~,
nnsecrs siuilA be made, rs rccos,menaed ~
Gcn. Mcdowell. md that he ai,ou!d 'iase asl-
tlIurity u it.creasc TIC number to 000 II 1aoces.
kary.
:. Capt CtshlnEk company, now atatiohcd at
lreasliu; Capt. Fcel's cotEIlany, from A!c.trax:
| Capt. Bowen'a cult!Mny, III tno I"eiIln m
fautry. and Capt Mrls' company, u the Eighth
Infantry, until lately stntlbnttl at Fort Yuma,
Will leave on the stea!nor tor Portland thls
evening. Tie four c9tnpanlcs colnbined NUM-
| btr scarcely lU0 men, but they will taEe with
t!,cu thirty rccrults, VIM havc been mustered
III in this city.
EpsriaI DtsratcA 10 7ae Tribune.
| WAaHINhToN, b. G., July l3.-fho Cabinet
! at its meeting to-day deridel TINT IL was tho
dnty u tie lrcsltleht to call on Gov. Ferry, of
assist III the surprcsslon Of Tue ludian diru1-
Ties row IN progress III the Northwest. lie Il
" bc rcqucste1 tu ralat ut ouee 100 men. and
stAly he needed. This call ID made III atcord-
ancu with authority Kiyen tho Pres-
| dent by law to call out tho
militia Ut the States nlld Territories III case Of
! nn emergency. ThB equipment, subsistence.
and transportation Of these troops Will be rclnl-
made, but thu pay Of the men will haso to be
aerorlamo With thu advice Of Gov. Mccor:
nitcR- "i9 olse nau us1asao1i 10 eau iss us!
In "a taE"" M; omiv ~. Envn cvrrvt,ints
In regard 10 thu rnIistircnt OF thcsc mon strictly
regular, 80 ttlt the evidence which Congress
Will JGtuAuu R$ tila haSla OF IEEElAtlQn shall hA
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WHEATON COLLEGE.

WHEATON r01TNCE
p,@.,1en. ntauc,,art, speaI, IN 1ta Own Dc.
tens"-"""' t"o "''' "'""e ""'"'"''
nays
-, s''ffa! paed.e" 10 7nr ~, 17oaHf.
Wnfa1os, H., July la-r',e meeting this
u.us' ~ r,.' "". ~. ..,., s',..
thompson, h'a1It anu "neaton 70 ~. WIN "''h
h,nr 1ro,n q v,.t,on snecch .,,b.tantiolly a. fol.
i"w.. nun, 49, = "''''''' '''~~"' -''' ''' - '
Of Si.e"t"sn, "tss n, II vh!e l!srs :sd n. i.is
was sass shs ~" s IL
sh"ud gsvo lin. a testimonal. lint The Court.
.s"esa ss %ff"s ts;s s ~e W. !sss
10 RELENTLESS wae On the int-rf.t. Of tile Collage
whfsS ss1s nd H. Ss:s csss ls q ,o, CON-
On esss of son .hsn
sonc @ % who have bocn chi ,nsiei on sound ani psos-
pcfuus general and financial condition Of
mcpr. nc IL ea1i; Seventeen Years ago
there were otnt,y inadequate buildings and arpIl.
aaet,. and dcht ,rawing Is rsf ssnt !ntels,e 4,
paid tho College paid expenses for some years.
The building deot was contracted more by thr re.
tss sss ssi wa s it, eiss xss 'sT IT, cssay fs'y
would have paid expcnscA the next fane years 10
jung ~ 1877, and 81 OH; u besides. IN aeroant
tna 1nterest u ran rh,n 5a a. hsstaIa onsy
III h seaf; t nhth I'll III nan In III. otnef ,;e ss.
s" "9 o H.. KY :. H., ~ s,n.cr,,r ~ III
H. Hn,nrcs ~ fir Jmi,rrc NJ Isann Cfniin. m
Andlt"l md Tr,sise' s inartcd liz oaa. tHai wcss
maIe 10 tha building fund and Ir0f Wph4tcr 1,au
sxcry @ cont IL paiI him witch wss duo hlm from tIs
fund.
The gentlemen eaiitn? SatusdaJs mettln9 ~1sh.
Cd Wheaton conducted like ordinary GolleEts, @ nat
va hesof @ 70 W a, ~ .1 .ni
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THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL,


The choice Of otilyers BY tho new Directors Of
tho Michigan Central Railroad Inns resulted in
tho sclcctIot, Ut President Sloan and all tho old
oilsvcrs. Sir. II. u. Lclyard, tho General S.l-
perlntcndsnt, hus been promoted to tho position
of Nencral Manager. THIS compliment Is well
deserved. Mr.. Lcdyarl, although one of the
youneest railroad managers In tho country,
has, since assuming charge Of tho Michigan
Ccrtrul, rroyru hlnsrlf 10 10 railrpa.l man OF
Unusual ability atIi tnlcnt Tho ruaal has vreat.
ly Anpr0vcu since he ASSUMED cuiltTul, alu II
thYEc IL I0t another s,kllru11 war, tle will NH-
coGbtetly succeed IN earning ennrgh tlurinE tue
prcacnt year t0 !trlaFu dividend Ut at fenat d
per cclt, q tlcslcr.ltuta for which tho atekl,0ld
crs haro beer. fOiialy t,optuv for several years,
i . rnmorn!l that s'utnrintendcnt will short
ly 10 apIs'l.'tr,l y aasLst Mr.: Lc.lyard In tho
Performance Of Ela ariuuu4 duties. Tho name
Ut NJ: licn'y g. Wentworth. tho efficient don
cral Ticket aud PASSENGER Agent VI tho road, IL
prominently n'sntlnned In cunncctiou with this
positl0tl. It Is lu lC hoped that tho sumor "a
true, for lItter SELECTION for th6 place could not
possibly be lnaie- Mr. Wentworth has fsen con-
ntett,lWlta tho ruad for tuuny years, aud knOws
every thing CONNECTED With its management, and
especially lis leetiA 1t Tits ehl OF thu ttnc, where
most II It's hnsIhcss con,ea from. lcuyarl nnd
Wentworth will bo team which canuot oaatIy
bR bcAten.
Frcsittrnt 8toan and General Manager Lelyard
are now On thclF way tu tue West ~ make q
thorough Inspection 1f The rusll and IT,
branches. They will be !u this city 10 . day or
two.
, 1877-07-14

NEw fnHk, July 1a-'rhe Tins-s n,.hllsl,cs an
Interview with Jntnes II. Nuttcr, ucncrsl Traffic
Manager Of tho New York Central Hallway, In
wllir,, he says: "There Ia not tho slightest In
tcntlon on the part Of tho New York roads to
alnw tic tcast injustice to bctnne tt,c commerce
OF Scw iurk. When tile ps*'l WAS formed It
was agreed that tho amount Of traffic from Dos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
should hc asccrtancl and aggregated. nna II,
Under tho working Of tho poot, IL aloull be
found that this city carried greater percentage
os tralllc. means SHOULD bu adopted 10
pr1vcnt this, Or tho pool would be
cnl.1t. soMr months sticc william II. Wander
b4lt assured tho merchants 81 this city that he
would ut all times make Us low rates frpM New
York ~ l,e allowed to 10 made ~ his
connections frnn, boston. When the
pa.l arraugomenls were made, 10 Enatan.
he would sec Tint tho same rates w:Tc ma,la US
from boston. Thls agreement lave tnkcn
sucasurcs 70 carry out Al thc snnIe tsmo i
W.. agreed hy tho rcnnayIyania, baltimore 4
maintain the full tariff rates from fhat point. 1t
was surtllgr understood that, shs,tlkl tho Ten.
trail Vermont or urand Trunk ri Cannda rctinrc
the rates to such IN extent a. 70 tn.erfero With
would re.l.lse tho rate. Jointly. but with
ascs ""s ''tsi''a s'!cS ra,s. vs." '"' m'aSs s ss S
n,a,lr, It being the intention Of the pool lines.
Jointly. nr.l not .cycrally. To meet all e,npvt!.
lerstuth that, should the rates frn l'hila'lel-
phta and lsaltillore be disturbed IN any
manner, auell disturbance would le
gis' gs"a ss et on 9 the fs NV iea YSlk ssx 5sss
Philadelphia an.l baltimore. as these New York
r.,als nave recently perfected connections 1v
which they can reach ht'tli tho alKvo.namcd
critics. All rates from New York aro tfst liked
t5.n WnS1nrn S,f 1f,rf
after ratios from ail other soahoard points are
governed thereby, 20 that nuilller tho Central
hor ERIC can afford u sec rates frntn other point:
rs!scd With Inc. running I" al tho ssabGan .ss,!
llues. Tile two Now YORK roads cannot
only exercise a controlling influence,
but can retaltato unn ans deviation
part of sAcb portions of the press % dn not TN.
cr*tanl the question, r who desire tu tnEsrepEe
sent The nctuli state Of Affairs, OF of merchants
wltu fnncy tlcy ean get inside rates, arc futile.
r,,llrnnd to undertake 10 Interfere with this
psn,l by cutting t'Inir own proportions. for VIC
have IN our p.,wer to n,ako then, fcrl that any
attctnpt of that kind would be attended with
the trunk liucs was to tic effect that ,,o con-
tract should to made, or old renewed Or
extended. and I do not hesitate to shy
up, to that contract to the letter. wc have
not made contract since that date. COnstdor-
able excitement las been crcated OIL account OF
a contract sail to have been mule by the WI
se' e. Eoa Ess' FL I'll. an eorss Il 11 mss %e''
without any conaurtat.ou with. the New
York Central. We gave notice 10 tho
wal,as!, Railway that, II they l,ai made such
should exact thu fnll rato on Tho same. il, f,l,ow.
ever, the Wabash Railway made this con-
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"a M0vo tn Hiring Our Elementary Schools
aud Colleges Into Cluser ltolAt1ous-Dr+
! GFeEory's Otfsr u thu High Schools OF
T11tnnla.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-27
A trisic~I rssisies.


during therains Of ten DAYS ago, Nor,
risf w.sson az O. w. strspghsn N
Chatham County attempted ta cros,
Back Greek ina jersey drawn by ons
mule. Thecrcek was somewhat swolleH
'but might have been crossed safely u Che
young man had known tho fosi; nui he
attempted to drive. .straight across, aud tl,s
mule suddenly sunk In deep waier. The
first effort the young man made. finding
tI,a: the wheels offhe jersey wsrehung In Q
rput or bog. ssas to jump forward ansi cnt
tlse l,ame string aud release the mule
.tnt the animal In. Its strurglrs paved him
under the wafer, neatly keepips him
down. and tearing lsis ciothing from him.
Batthe current finally swept him on. and
taoagh anHIle o. swim. he was iriflrd
against foot lug soine distance belew a,nl
fortnnately seizesl prnjecfin and es-
caped Then was drowned aud th,
Jersey lost a#
The same day. Mr.. straugi,an who had
been with one 10 hts daughters to Antiocll
Church, both being on horse bark, snughi
the shelter of some trees, under which
other isorses were hitched, o avoid 4
shower. In passing, one Of the horses
klcked, aud struck Miss strHuglian
vinlently iu the right -ide. iniliciing pain
f,sI aud serious injuries from which she Il
sIiil a great sutlsrer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-27
nrRDER VILE our.

/. A few years ago .August Flower" was
discover to bea certain cure for Dyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint, lew thin Dys-
peptics made known to their friends how
easily and quickly they had been cured
BY It's use. The great merits of GREEN's
AUGUST FIsowKR lsrcams heralsied
thmugh the country by one sufferer 10
anothcr, until, without advertising, H.
saIe has beeeme immense. Druggists In
EVERY TOWN In tl,e United States are
selling its No persons suffering with
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Costive
ness, palpitation &c Inc Heart, Indigestion,
how spirits. e,c; can take three doses with.
out relief. Go % your Druggist Dr. q.
Hooker, and geta boltle for IS cents aud
try it.y Sample bottles 10 cents. ~ w tt
Also far sale by stephen A. While,
kIslmuexviIir. %
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-27

( The regular secretion and flow of the
gastric Juices, ,sand of the bile which the
use Of Hnstetter's Stoniaclf Bitterss pro.
Imutes, are effects wliichosauiuce n,aleriliy
10 the RESTORATION 0f health, when the
syste,n Is ,Iisnfdcred. Food Is i,if diges-
ted IL tfie dyspepiic stomach because ti,e
gastric. fluid b deficient. suItrabundant
or viiiate,i, liver becomes cni,gesiesl
aud The bewels c,,ustlpated t~caaSe The
supply of his bic Is Inadequate or mis-
directed. The.bitters rectifiesali this, and
removes every ilt consequence ofnon.
assimilsaiop- and biliens irrvglllarity.
Furthsrniore. II stipulates the action al
.he Kidneys. l,v which Impurities are Sc
to sppak ;stsaineslsfroDsth the hloeds asssl amy
Tendency ~ Che urinary organs 10 grow
sluggish and tisDrlered counteracted.
whether u tip used ss as means of reg
stilaiin gastric OF bilious secretisn,, and
4rsIiey.ng The everloaded bowels, m "a
proniote comple.e. and therefore health,
ful urilation. Hasteiter's Bitters may be
relied upon. with confidence tn. accom-
I,lisis the end in view. pvhg
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-27
DIED.

Suddenly, on Jnae end, at The residence
lot Mrs. Dilly Copeiusd, near Mount
Oliver Church in Chatham County, where
She had gone on 3 brief Visit. Mu'
Caihsrlue, wife Of q. w. straaghan ~
The ietl, yeaf ofher age. leaving dis
cnnsolnte husband aud eight chiljen 10
mourn their sad bereavement