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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

JOHNNY CAKE.-One teacupful sweet
milk, n of buttermilk, teaspoonful OF
salt, n of soda, tablespoonful of
butter, enough meal to make a very stiff
batter; spread upon buttered tins; bake
40 minutes; as 500 as it begins to
brown, haste it with melted butter
haste several times.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

PRESIDENT MOTT, once conversing
with the late Generals Davis and Worth,
said to the latter. "Worth, what do
you do when in writing you come to a
word you do not know how to spell ?"
The General answered, 81 90 to the
dictionary and find out how to spell it,"
Then said the clever Mott, "0h! you
don't know anything about it. I've a
better way than that. | write it so
badly that nobody can tell how it's
spelled I"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

A BARBER SUCCESSFULLY BLUFFED
OFF.-The following colloquy took place
in a barber-shop not more than a thou
sand miles from the corner of Clark aud
Washington streets a few days ago:
Bulldozing Barbe;-Have your hair
cut to-day, sirP
Customer-No, sir.
B. B. (while fumbling among the
locks)-Very long, very struggling, sir;
comes clear down to your coat collar.
C.-All right; I'll have the collar
moved down.
End Of the colloquy. Chicago Times.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06
DIR. CIV. nrNSoN.s CrLERy

NEIL PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspe ptic Headache,
Neuralgia, Nervousness and Slceplossness and will
cure any case. Price J0c postage free. Sold by all
Druggists. ONCE, No. LOG N, Eutaw St., Baltimore.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

The easiest thing for a negro to do
Keep dark.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

A TRAVELLER on the Rhine stopped
the other day at IN inn along the banks
of the river, and ordered with his din
ner a bottle of Afenthaler, quoted on
the bill of fare at 1920. When the ac-
count was brought tie wine was
charged up at 81 60. The landlord was
sent for, and the traveller addressing
him said: "See here, sir, just look how
your house is kept. Compare these two
figures" "Ihat's So" replied he.
"There is a mistake. | will scold the
butler. You have no idea how sorry |
am. But still it is easy to correct the
blunder." Then with a pencil he cor.
rected, not the bill but the bill of fare,
on which latter in a beautiful hand he
put down 81 60 instead of $l.20. The
feelings of the traveller may be better
imagined than described.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06
DOMESTIC.

BUcKwHEAT CAKEs.-A At night take
sufficient warm water for a little more
than the amount of batter required.
Thicken this with buckwheat flour;
a little graham meal Is an addition; stir
In a teacup Of fresh yeast, let II stand
till morning TO rise, when Ii will be ft
for use. Leave enough batter to mix
In again at night without yeast. After
a day or two the batter will require a
half teaspoon or so OF soda to sweeten
it, put in just before baking. 1t is
nicer TO mix your batter In a stone jar
and pour of every morning what is re-
quired for use, and not put tho soda
into the whole. The addition of a little
milk will make the cakes brown If de-
sired. The batter should be occasionally
renewed. Now as u baking cakes, IL is
n Of the fine arts. Some needless
cooks use so much grease, TO keep the
cakes from sticking TO the gridle, that
they fill the room full Of smoke to the
discomfort Of all concerned. A cloth
sewed fast TO a fork is a most convenient
greaser, and just as little grease should
be used as possible. The fire should be
neither too hot nor too slack. Nothing
is better relished on a cold winter
morning than well prepared cakes of
this kind.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

LATEST name for a bachelor-A sir.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

81 THOUGHT you told me that's
fever was gone off," said a gentleman.
81 did so, said his companion, but for
got to mention that he went off along
with it,"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

A SUPPLE CURE FOR Cur FINGERS
Immediately the cut is made procure a
large cObweb, free from dust; and
wrap it around the finger so as to COM
pletely cover the wound, and then bind
a strip of linen over it. The cObweb,
by preventing the admission of air,
stops the bleeding at once, and, in con-
sequence, the wound heels much quicker
than 1t otherwise would do. Ii Is of
much value in keeping the edges of the
wound together, for it adheres tightly
to the skin, and cannot well be removed
without the aid of warm water.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

SAUsAGEs.-Grind your meat in a
sausage-mill, and take ground black
pepper, pulveriZed sage-leaves, and red
pepper well powdered; mix a small
quantity and cook to try it, and then
mix in the sage and pepper to suit taste.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

INDIAN PUDDING BOILED WITH VBGE-
TABLEs.-Two thirds of a cup of sour
milk, fill the emp with cream, or If you
have no cream, all soul milk may be
used; one small %teaspOonful of soda,
one egg and some salt. 1t is also very
good if the egg is omitted, but not quite
so light. Put in a cup Of dried currant
or blueberries, or bits of sour dried
apple, and one cup of sweet milk and
Indian meal enough to make a thin
batter. If the egg is omitted it must be
made thicker with meal. Dip your pud-
ding bag in boiling water, turn wrong
side out and flour the inside of it. This
is to prevent your pudding from soak
ing through. Pour In the mixture, tie
up the bag leaving room for your pad
ding to swell, and put it Immediately
into boiling water. If cooked in a kettle
without vegetables you will need to put
a plate in the bottom to keep it from
burning on. Do not let the water stop
boiling for three hours. Turn out of
your bag and eat with maple sugar, or
pudding sauce.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

Those answering an Advertisement VIII
confer a favor upon the Advertiser and the
Publisher by stating that they saw the adVer-
tisement In his journal manning the paper.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

VTANTED-Agents IN every town 70 sell a new
wv and staple article sells at sight no business Of.
fcrs tho chance this docs for agents to make money
rapidly, Send stamp for circular 10 Excelsior Clothes
Pin aud Holder Co., z. y. box $40, Worcester, Mass
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06
Saved by Cats.

"a TIGHT ft"-A case of mania a potu.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

BAKED APPLE DUMPLINGs. - Each
dumping is formed with single apple,
which should be peeled and have the
core removed. Put into the place of the
core a piece of butter and little sugar
and spice. Cover each apple with pie
crust as smoothly and securely as posi-
BILE. Bake in a moderate oven, turn
them frequently, and eat hot with sugar
and cream, or with WHAT is called "hard
sance.O
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06
100000 PHOTOGRAPHS.

o. beautiful subjects, sent by mail. Card sive ! ~,
ShpIet size 10 cts, also stercosGnp ca. cani 4 n 49,
'cS' scenery, &c % cts. -MM. ID BERMAGE '"'
IN 9th 81. PhId'a, ia.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

DROPPED EGGS ON MILK ToAsT.-Toast
as many slices of bread as you need for
the family, and put in the oven to keep
hot. Have a pint of milk boiling hot,
and drop into it one by n as many
eggs as you have slices of bread. As
each one becomes set, skim it out and
place upon a slice of bread until all are
cooked. Then add a little butter to the
milk, boil it up again, and turn it over
the eggs and bread. Serve them on a
hot platter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20
4 IlLTEn lnINAMAN.

Joe Warner The Michigan c!rcu.man
writes 10 the Lansing journal that while in
san Francisco in an official, office Ching
man came in for warrant tor the ARE
Of woman, explaining "ilim say heap
time, me Hkce YOU, AT Chow. 'spose
YOU goodc man ALA time. Ne makoe you
wifee'. Me hkee white woman wliee.
She say to Mally, An Chow, you give me
money buy dles., shoe, hat, ala things.
Me say, how muchee you .ikee money :
HIN say, 'thlce bundled dolIl. 'spo>e no
give ,hee bundled dola. not be YOU
wfee. Me give Maly Books money. She
20 way tell me, you come my house to
malta. Me 20 Maly Blocks house u
malta. Me see me heap ioo.ee no see
Maly Blocks; 10 money; she hab lun
away Mclean man >.calce Al Chow m H..
ey talkee lie no good Now me like
catchee paper Tor Maly Blocks lor,stealee.'
The Chramu was given 10 understand
that a, he had Voluntarily given Mary
Brook, the money, charge OF larceny
coultnor be brought against the woman.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20
GENERAL DFRlLITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION u
,ysak eshnu- to-, feeling no energy or courage;
,ns 70: Mi ~ NENT Al OVER WORK lNnsS-
IRE TiVNS OR EXC ESsES, or son,e drain ON
The system, ia always cured by Humphreys,
HOMEOPATHIC Specific No e, II tones up aud
inyigorates the system, impaIts strength AMI
energy stops the drain and rcpivennts the
entire man. Been used .weniy years with per-
iect success by thousands sold by dealers
Price q per single vial, or o. yer package q
Ave ylnls and 81 vial Of powder. Sent BY NAL
on receipt OF price. Address HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, lW
Fulton street, N, Y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20
PREVENTING sUFFOCAI1ON BY
SMOKE

II. ". Lewis in the LONDON Times
omitted in my former letter to you on
this su1iec to give any suggestion for the
prevention OF suho alton by sJnoke \
pillow case we'll fattlTa ted with water, aud
having small hole torn in 1t TO lj-k
through aced loosely over the mead, VII
be found an admirable impromptl re-pi
tor in the den.est smoke. ! am indebted
for the ida TO Niee-Admiral Jernisham
who told me how, when he commanded
the Cambridge training snip at plymouth.
he mate his first experiment with trl- pill
low ease re pir4tor lie nad twcIle pounds
OF powder exploded in confined pan Of
the ship, when, although screened OF with
iearnought, emitted 50 dense smoke that
those on the deck mad 10 lie down. A COM
mon pillow case, with small eye hole,
wa. placed over he head OF man, who,
with the hose in his hand, went inside and
rem Ain, ten minute, when, to ns,u C his
friend, outside OF hh safety. be lang q
comic -gUg.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20
N0sice.

NOS1cos 81 t
Public not CO Is hereby given 10 the eirs
of Daniel M Jones, deceased, and TO all
other persons whom II may cOno' RI, that
will apply to the county court OF Alexan-
der county, Illinois, ON the 10th day OF June
1877, OF the June term hi or ssid court,
to be holden at the court house In
Cairo, In said county, on The bird Non
day OF June 1871, for IN ordei o. court All
thorising the undersigned 10 cell and com
pound the Lesr crate notes aud scoo'lnti .
claims and demands due the estate oil
! Daniel NJ. Jones, deceased.
'"' BELINDA ,loNss.
| June 8, 1877. dtd Adminisssssrix.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN ID published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street,
THK BULLETIN is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty Cents Week,
payable weekly. BY Mail, lin advance, so per
annum; six monthe, 81; three months, %; one
month, 81 Is.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20
DENTISTRY.
DRS. CANINE e. WHITLOCK
Dentists,

Having entered into co-partnership, for the
PURPOSE OF pacticing dentistry. IN all Its
branches, would respectfully inform those need
my the services of, dertIi operator, that they
are prepared 10 attend to their wants in every
respect
The filling of teeth done in the most satisiac-
.Ory manner Inserting artificial dentures, al
WAYS with view of restoring ~ lar us prac'
ticahle, Il lost contour AL natural expression
If the most Improved methods and materials
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
lsing nitrous oxide gas.
they extend an invitation 10 all, to call aud
re them and solicit liberal share Of their pat
onage. Work guaranteed Prices moderate
CANINE & Whit OCK,
surgeon Dent sts.
uCommyrCial enue. between sth and Tn sta
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-20
saw ADVERTIsEMEsTs

The CRUCIAL TIES ofthe value OF ned
cine Is time. Does experience conh IN the
III grind question Apply this cri er on, So
ample, VT 81 searching 10 1arrant's Eff.r.
scent seltier Aperent. How has IL worn
WI at has been its history? How does il st nj
.laIY
, 1877-04-18
"AMERlcAN" CONVENTION,

Quito notable event yesterday was tho con-
vcntion Of tho officers and ngents Of tho Amerl-
can se"ing-Machino Company at tho Palmer
House. There wcro present the Hon. W. D.
Mcndcnhall, President; ". ?. jerks, Vice
President; j. Norris pcrot, Director; James
6. McKenncy, Manager Chicago Office; d. II.
4. kenyon, Omaha; b. A. Buck, st. Louis; 8.
!. Gccf, Dallas, Tex; II. l.. Bean, Cincinnati;
I: II. 1urn!.am, Toledo, o.. Frank u. Trout,
Clcyeland, O.; George Il. Wool, Quincy. Ill;
more. Tho. business Of the convention waa
transacted in a very gcnini socal ety1o, anil
everything looked q! though the ''New Amcrl.
cam folks were doing very good business,
and expected to keep right along In tho same
W1y.
, 1877-04-18
THE SILVER DOLLAR,


CHICAGO, April 37.-1n several late numbers OF
your paper you advocate the rcmunetlxntion Of
silver hut propose to limit It's ssgal.tcn guam.
tty 10 Sl00 In any ono paYmcnt, lin rlew Of tho
extra session OF Congress In juno that inay be
called to pass IN Army Till appropriation, TIE
TRIBUNE suggested that thoy might alto pass 6ll-
yer bill roatoslnr tho dollar cou aud making It q
legal tender for debta Of e1oo. This IL only In.
tended As Al ensorln1 wtd2c OF a Grst step. TuK
TaInvxk IL In fa*nF Of making tho silreF dollar ~
fu, and comprehensive loyal tender a. ths green.
back noeo now ia.IEp.] Now, / ihlak II safe TO
favor Of tho hfst proposition bnt an Of tho oDin.
Ga Mnna a,t a9 a , 9H1y ar arc te
tho peopo wit l. n tho eeaer q ahn waf
AGA grains Of standard .tiset, % tho nnIt Of
ssl4s ;s:1 a%a aisE.1 ;4n tender ,S S.1eS % !.
ihe Law o. lH7;5 prohibiting lis coinage.
Now have not tho law ut hand, but mn In.
formed hy rastlet WHO pEofcas 10 kayo cxan,incd
she i.eae Of tha rortion ef tic natonul eCt known
nso;:0 bonds provided that the ,ntcfcst should b.
tedsemabie II the pleasure of ths ooso,an,spt AZ.
ter aso years from Tho data Of thels lsaue III lawful
nhaasY 2, Esesnbaek;; 9lso .tat the lay q ls
mere, , H. law Of 1870 for tefand'ng the na.Iunat
should % paid In coin oi tho then Standard Ysuo,
nd that y nons Of TIC laws under WHICH tho "a.
tlonsl deIt M W., contracted. 4 tho word ''gold,"
A. tho correctness of what Is above stated ii dis
tcseAt 'n everything relating to the subject Ut
ananee, and want the fact? On al nointa III rstss-
enco thereto, you Will ohgc many Of your readers
l. Il Il ttuo thAt tho dollar OF 4l!Ek xratns of
stanlaEd allsor was the INIT ut vaina afd legal
3 ID any part Of the nations! debt BY specific
iaw made payable In gold cotnf II 10, gtye tho
Law nndef which It was Contracted.
- u. ~ Abose slated. ths leht IL nado sImplv
payasls In coin, has not thu Gore1unent legal
ana 'no.a! nght to diecha'ge sho !nturess and
4. Strictly speaking, arc not III ous boads held
AbEosd ~ we'll as thosc OF our public
made payable Ia tho United Htatest
Il. II. QAKYIsLp,
, 1877-04-18

CHtcAoo. April 17.-As suggcsslons arc tho ordor
Of The day, particularly since the Southern Hotel
was burned, permit me to otter ono. As Ia vol
known, tho windows Of a hotel arc generally .'ln
tho upper story. II ropes arc usod With which to
escape, they arc liable 10 DO burned o and nt beat
do not seem to be exactly tho thing. because thcro
arc not. probably enc In ten Of tbs inmates who
could possibly lower themselves down. hand over
hang. from !le upper stories to tho ground, Ex-
because oi the. Erett Weight Ind tl,o ditieuty of
manipulating them; tclcgfaph.po poles md Wlrce,
bes aoss ssts' a S e nse
wnnld suggest Iron ladders, With wire eable for
the sides. and .ound Iron for Tho rounds Or stepe.
twenty rows Or tiers Of windows. nl fronting upon
the sttest. This would Elre Il tot,l Of lo0 Win
a. fS" s t. %ds
a"es hs 1n es is as4 a1fL L t.s
ladders would 70 run white boing ,anwound Or run
doTn 10 tho 9wef ., end q eaeh:ladsor should b
9s + s sats IT, 1sst Isl e ine
similar 10 sho.o used for trc.slarrn Telegraph.
~ seconds, b pulled down 10 ths' sfound. a and
would bo provided. Wilt isdaes Of sutieIeas
strcnsth 70 sustain Tho weight OF just ~ many
nn,lsny ssn. - ~ .os On 10 tans
fast - they could got ont OF the l.0 windows down
the ladders to tho grouud. Suppose tho nro
Of tho question for th0ae abovo to escspo by tho
stasrs, and suppose the flames to b. bursting frutn
gil tho doota aud windows upon the hrst or lower
noor. Let Tho la.lders be sufficiently long to ror-
MT ,ia q thsit lover cnds ben! drawn across tho
tho Thousand things At hand. and occupants, i.
dsircn to tho top Of Tho building By reason 1t Tho
Gro and Communication with tho stroot cut oil,
story hJ every ono Of tho twenty laddcss aud land
On tho onpose sde Of the street. II tho hre IL In
ular. 1t will Of course b. hosno In mind that 70
long ~ 20 nre occurs no part Of Tho 1ad u soon.
sp oasspt that shat the small cable hy which they ere
doWs from THO corntco TO point near tho ground,
whio the ladder Itself IL wound upon tho drum III
the Rttct out Of sight, yet really tor instant usn.
Iron Is cheap and tho cost would nmount 10 moth.
Ing Whcn compared with the results. ozct tho
suggestion, hoping othera will elaborate upon 1t.
, 1877-04-18
BAILlFf D0OLEY,

~ sN GaHeT a. 1hs TNbEAt.
CHICAGO, April ILLS there another community
on earth who would rest easy and quiet, Ike our
own, when great outrage hrs been potpetratcd
upon them ~ In tho acqulttsl Of Sullivan for tue
murder Of 4anfordS 1t Il fsus that Tux TntsuNy
10 ths only morning paper universally Rad that
would say anrthtng about It. Tho 1Tm4s was In
favor Of hla aequ'ttai from the bex,antng aud now
has Nh. Sullivan a. a permanent cmptoye on tho
paper, aad q eoasss VII not giya ! Piaes
" ~ columns even 10 Correspondent,
II has been occasionally alluded 10 Ia you.
paper, and an glad 10 say tho manner o! tue pru.
ccedluga snd thc 1uFymsn and their verdict were
copdcmncd. An interview with Sheriff Kern by
ono Of JouE reporters shortly after tbs trial proved
that bc had taken great prccautlon to hsvc tho
ysntFo fos IN CT tfa hundred oht4lncd carefully
without giving : chance for my suspicion Or
wrong % hls part or that ot bis bailldA. Ho coz.
suited tho sttofneys Of both tho prosecution
and the dcfnese ~ to who thu hallihe
should bc, and how many each one should
summon. Tbs result shows bis good Intentions
but the benefits wcsc Lost. Hts ba!lids, pElce,
HAFnef. and 6wcJcnbcrg, each brought Into court
: reutfe Of tweutJ .ass drst.class citizens, bus
came he 70 PICK up such \ set Of seanps ~ Kemek,
Swan. and Slider, and from such places % Fat
OBflen,: ~hiskJ .shop. and one Of them known
asA particular friend aud pet Of O'Brlcns, and
obt1cn doing his level bclt to have Sullivan nc.
Qut1tsds Ia theso NAL in Cook County
, 1877-04-18
GEN. CNOOK.'

The following was received hero to-day!
''CAHr RoalxsoN. Neb., April 1G.-Lits& Gen.
Sheridan: have Just returned from Spotted Talt
Agency. The Northern Indians arrived during my
atay there. Theis disposition seemed 10 u. very
good, md Spotted Tail rays they ara honest In
theif professions. They also t4lE very pntitIyofy
Of tho others coming, but tho received through
nccurato Information In fcw,lnys, III tho ovent
ot any considerable nnmber Of Indians staying out.
II you stlll want to eonl The Fawncts to tic mouth
their cr.Hnt for few days until can o3tan
dsenitc intelligence I expect eighty lodges Of
Tall Agency Aatl not yet been counted when loft.
They wcre to have bacn rountcl to-day. md
shall have, within abort time, tho cxnct number,
"QEonaE Crook. NslCadicr. QcnnsaI.H
, 1877-04-18
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, APRIL ls, 1877.

M = | %.Sss 1Ssh .snss s and No Msss ssssa t. T.:
i ss eeasE, aiE Ill., 1" asa q; pees sef
70 sinec Tho a.rr.ted parties ali act fnnoecnt, a,a
as9 n i ss.sns ssy = n 5Ss's IL:
very thin, tale.
nws, sor tese'si i.ys Ii jsii, VA. ys'tcrd.7 g:
,na.on, induced rhiiip L!eh;rn'aat, jenncts HI
III iianas M edss, s Ss1 Il ssa!as,e ss I'm ho@ q
before jpsticc snn.merae!d for ! hea!ina. Exam:
s.. DO fot ii. opoes,aays III. s,osatns vsrliy.
thcsc ara troublesome tamrs NTH him.
TIM corner Of jackson street and Ecntfo avenue
snd .e:sa =: from ter han! rocket: hook valued y
,'honshs /. was = joks, 1t les+t se . expressed
s sr 0Gs n when ise FfaSns, a1,.s r" % md
fully cons[nced he war ii earnest. and shortly
aiasrwsfd told policeman she NAa certain, of i,
e.. az not tor he hn ron'a ks to
= black s'oueh hat sna i 'a.t Of dsfx clothes. '
5a':!cs s,ym%erae1a ye'std.y held .he follow;
MgG ,nx g torlana IL a!os ows sasransy and
..anited Thomas nclt tho colored porter On tho
Pullman e,ts 500 1e q ninety t1ay: iu &c Itou.e
seeona hnn1 Dealers 1tscn.e, AMI dltchareed on
the ether sf!nie concerning Ass. A. II. tsobinson.
q PlRe,ioncs notortety: leila Hickman. namo
chatEs, d11ehasgcd; J"t,n Shay and james Ryan.
Van Renasalaer'* reslt'cncc. M. Al. Vernon
avenne, upon the night nf AnE: 10 last, f1oo rach
Thirty days; Maggie Foley. drunk. sixty days.
James White and Etswan! Mclaughlin, ysgtnns,
cen1;l Rs,osS Ssh 'tsenSy e XIII f M ' II sh sa
West Division Jnstcc sculIy held tamr. LcrsIg7inn
tn $500 to tho Criminal Conrt fo. attempting to
~ NcFs indiana ttrcrs; Matthew fAnderbury,
1ll!c!t Snowman. $40 hne: Frank Shnzonsk., so.
cei7ing stolen property, $500 to tho 18th.
, 1877-04-18
SW1NDL1NG PEDDLERs.
poN.T pr 1,yrtYvrn mr. rur.s


Tho snlndlng peddier 10 an enemy 10 honest
trade. l1o Is to bo found In alt branches and cs.
pccially In the dry-gooas tlne. The public remsm-
bcr tho emugglcd- cloth dodge; also, tho way In
which many wcro bamboozted into buying cheap
drcss.goods and worthless shhsls, which pretend.
ed sailors carried in sacks as s.uggtei goods, and
sold al fabulous rates. Lately now doaso has
sprung NJ, and ladies. especially, should bo on
thc1r guard. This time tho pcaalcrs arc linen
swlndiers. Goot linen IL sold hy reliable houses at
prevailing market rates. Two WORTHLESS canvass
!he city. One prctcnts 10 hc Tcuton and wholly
!gnorans OF the English language. The other ncis
a .'ls !nterpreter thy :. ueimao, r hla limo.
!sat summer he consigned lot VI hls goods 10 Tho
rhi'ad,slphl" III ,sln ~, Espg.!sson Int Ley sane
,a.., - Inc s9sm , haa ~ been prcvi9S.ly
these 9onds to consunlrEa.' Now, tina idea OF y
manufacturer soliciting patronage from eonau.nesa
IND uern,an manufacturer a. that. Thu trick
Ia TOO thin. However. tac worthless hare succeed
cd fn pa1nttng thel. worthless guods On seyct1l
parties, selling for St1 whlca conld caBti., hAyo
bee purchased At such : stoto as Field, Lolterxk
Co. = at 81 or 81. People should 10 on thelr
guard. and give tho frauds no encouragement,