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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-13
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-12-13

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~post-office.
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b, at.
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We are receiving an immense stock
CT holiday goods, at the Eaton Cheap
Store. Everybody invited.
, 1877-01-06
IL CHICAGO TR1nuNE SATURDAY PAGES.

not gnslfy: Charles Wnrtfct. robbery, not gull
tF: C1nt!ct fttrrt. n~.at.it with ftI:f!t t'r Hl.
to. guilty: tiaelas.u Eo*:nnnl Casino Vatrosso,
'"nrder' not GUILTY; ,,,
Iebsr fILo,akfT--La!t OF pu..st tasct.
Jrpdk uAhf-1I! 10 iii Eaeluaiyc. No en'e on
T,nx JAMw.os-soa. 4le. 42i IN 4a4, 4es. 4ao. !.
al. 4.:!, .t:ti i37. iH. Ill. tta, 10. ia. aa
AS, ts*'. IN. ri. Kebk"n ~, Chicago l. North.
"fitstn rs ,,'y ,r GGTR'py f. T. y \" 'a ea;c IN ..
arm::. lsooknh-t't7 tn UG7 tncin'ise. M case
.trtx I,mrn--aaf. efE., gtsa,:, Gel, Ga3, 0t'7 to
0Ha lncn.lrr. Nm casc on trial.
Commissioners ", Dnplcry, Another part Of the
hnn'c cas-: which t,hs been on tfiei.
JrHnE fanwxtt.-No call. Mcclure ". Dan
JUDGMENTS.
tstrkn ST&7Ea tlrcrir CornT--JCpGE DLun-
cErT-tsank Of Mnntsraf VI. Jcat1e and John 8.
Mc<ilarhan. stFis. tfl.
srrstIton rEr-tnSFrss,nx.-- Belle Goodscl'
-; Andrew y. md f"'xrne l.. Hall, s71e. 70;
National tianE # rrntresic. Ia. anil t.nIon M
tinnaI tank of fhifsg". ra+nfaItr- s!Ia. - nf"n
stosa Mntkt sr. John X. narkn9 md John X. Jnck.
rnn. stst Ss.- III, T.. Watrour RI Al. n. John s.
-. -. icurgp y. usctllanct. $ID7. .ElIzabcth
Eekland W: cnrnrlins Metiinn!t,. $!ap.31: -
t;coty. A.. G'0Aelc, e al. y. T.. ncScify.
67,It 0l.-Iohn Mct;tnals, utc n. l.. Catmichael,
featuring Company ". Amass i. and II, j.. swift
md tlenrge f. Wright, 81. ..r,. III. --thasie% VI.
Fierce w. 1Iorastn &. liant fi5 ooD. p j. Towlc
tai. VI. Wfilain \. Trav!e. s,.;i. %. -.
". ,icsry W"src. s i William hns.l ".
BenjamIn II. Schn1ncE and James HuxIin, II, e0t..
6G.--J. =. Mrasi ct al. yS i. C. 1fitzrmnnn, s.17.
Martin sesscr Ct s1vs Jo-cph uohrmsnu. s?4. o.
, 1877-01-06
MISCEILAEEDTSs
ILLINOIS BCIltEME COURT.

Sptcfd! {Fsp1sth to Ihs 7Fiouhe-
spR1sarIELp, ILL.,, jan. fin the Supreme
Court to-day numerous motions and orders were
entered, tho following being tue onlY Conk
County case:
14i. Etlwsn Lee Brown et al, etc., vs.. Ell 3.
William; appeal trotn Cook. Mutlun for time
to sllc briefs and abstracts.
Sixty.ctght candidates fnr admission to the
3Snr pasacti satisfactory examinations, md wrre
candidates from Cork County: James t. Gum
Minis, George J. Murroe. Jcrome F. Coc, Louis
uuttcrfcld, John Il. Ellis, Charirs b. McCUy,
Gcorge n. Stont, +, X. Iiarkness, Robert !. q.
Hunter, Alfred lynt0n, David Campbell, 8. l..
IioEcc, William, Il. Cdok, Felix Babba &c, j..
Warner, Jolln Woodbridge.
From Will County-E|lsha D. Avery, Daniel
r. a| nisndrisks, !, Henry D. Snnpr. c,. :,
10 Davies; md Henry a. Alien, oI Jersey,
were admitted OIL foreign license.
IN TnE UNITED MATES CDunT,
In the euse vi EItjah Mnrhcny, Une Of the al
legged Jefferson County counterfelters, the jury
found defendant not guilty. He Is to be tried
tu-lnOrToT on n1lotllrr Indictment.
Cnl. Robert Il. lngersoll, Ut counsel for de-
fcna.int- made a moi1on ior the cUr,tinuutcc Ut
quito lengthy. anil was taken by Dlstrlct-Attvy-
1iey Connolly for examination.
III the case OF the Anlcrican Bridge Eotnna1y
III. Tha Quincy, Missouri Il PacIfc Rufnad
Company Ut al, default vas entered a,ll ju1y-
iugnt awarded plaintiff In the sum If kl.775S.GU.
In the two clt11 suits on Bonds re-. The PeE1n
Alcohol COMPANY, damages wcrc assessed In
uuc c.lse ut ssJl, III the uther at Sl:3!l.:O
Before cn1lesl States Commissioner Adams,
Ju*eph Woodward and Icri Cox wcrc charged
with passing counterfeit money. Committed To
jail Ia default of bail.
, 1877-01-06

Connty Iali sr.tcm. which ctnbodfrs ;thc nspes!-
cnec mud a,scfrnti:n nf the Huart. and fHf!T Sris
fo1h thcfr ytrtss Ifpun thts Important topic. We
have 1t'n9 fell. TE1 tffJ 5ear haA ElvHH ncE
strength TO nHr conviction, Tint ths County IAN
aystr NJ Illinois n failure. and ssEacc 70 tlt.
Intelligence md humanity OF ihc Slate Wa know
Of no eyl which ~ 1oHtily calls f1r remedy lhn
rfrsent cttnatat antntrtrst!nn. mt only ~ thiA
state but thronEltont t'.a c,.tfc cnnn!sy' .,,,o
IN Etr rsfller xhtti. IN ntrt dlrFrpan "l te fact
TINT ytgnrnnA war nEa!nst fnclrlent cr,n1'
inaity wonld t!!minirh tho vn!mmn nf ess'nc
In lilo ennmi'nity nnd atrhtty r+tncn ti!r
cost II maintenance Of the criminal pnnnlasH'1 -
lang a tic pilh4hmcnt IT offenders n tn lilc hands
Of Ennnty p1iciRtr, m lung III .,Ur HHes,ses are
punished simply l'y imprisonment and not i!npts'
allowed to nlftl7lt pron!srnouaiy In the corrIdofa
Of our eouuty Jails, where they corsnpt each other
md fn,rntt lnstetion 10 tho art. of crime TO slt.
tren nnt hovfcts. 1t cnnnot be Otherwise thHh That
crtHc should increase both In volume a''d i'll
malfennncT.
Tllu report concludes:
''1he amount Uf appropriation necessary. in orr
Judgment, fat th4 ndxt two Ycnfa, to cnnnlc us
ptoIerly to 10 tho work fntrnttca to u. will nc
81. b1u ur 81. 900 year, and w ask that thc np-
praptlaltoM h Increased eudleently to 'ntldW the
continued yisltalion Of county jalt anl1 d>n,*--
hdnsss. nhaer lilt authority Of fhe Hoard: asd of
raklaE such spctta Investigations as to thu heccs-
.itg faf relief In Individual Instances "a may be
, 1877-01-06
IOWA STATE~TREhsURY,

Fpttldt Correspondence ~ The TFttuns.
DEs .oiNEs, Ia, Jan. 4.--sasurday night,
sta.s-Trcasures Chzstty balanced his books ard
cluectl his four yearz se1vtec lie hus faithfully
administered Ills trust, passing over 10 hs suc-
ccssor, ~ easl OH ila,d, $is,0OG.50. Thu follow
Ing fs statement nf the receipts and c1pcnti!-
trr. u the Treasury from Ian. Il 1919, to Der.
80, laitj:
NrfEsyTT.
Temporary Schnot Fund ....... .....S -, HI. 10
Permanent Sehoat Fus,d..,.......... IL, o31 .a{
Coupon Fund .............. 49,. III, !4B.As
Swamp. Land Indemnity Fund, 100, 4J7. III
Agricultural College Endowment
Fund, ................ o., ,Gao. 81
General revenue, I. III, TIL N1
Total. Al................ .......... 800, D77. "A
pIsnEnsExEx7H. ..
Temporary School Fund. .......... Il 19,113. OF
Permanent sch1of Fund .......,.4... 14.sBJ.T
Coupon Fund ......,.....:. ~. 1..*..3O. TO
Swamp. Land Indemnity Fund ...... Us, luU I5
Agricultural. .cuIlcge Endowment IN.
ycstrJ III bonds Ut the United
Hthtea... ..........t................ u. CHu. oH
Hcnttnt tcyrnue..... I, OIL, bII ~
l}a!1hcu IN Treasury Dee. 10, 167G.+ lh,uUu. 10
~. 3yu. on. -
, 1877-01-06
Ftct4-RRCenDNG,

Spftial DltpafcA t. ia 7ffbunt.
SrE1SGrIILp, H.. Jall. 5.-W. 4. Pratt, Vf
Elsin. Fish Commissioner, has nlac hts 1irst
res,rs to tie Government, fro,h which II appears
tl%s tisEs and spawn have hcen placed III thu
Ihlbic rivers. They werc ot thn California SAL
mon, lanllorl salmon, and pcnpb*eot salmon
varieties. 'rhr expenditure thereby Involved IL
<o,3. Receipts lEuIn the sale pf li,l aud Hpawn
fout VI, <i30. Excess VI expenditures over re-
te1pts, fJj5.
, 1877-01-06
BLOOMINGTON ITEMS.

fpff7d{ Wtpd1fh 10 1hf 1F7fRH&
HLooMlsuyuS, ILL.,, JAN. 5s-Yhv funeral os
Elder john s. Burger will takc place Ut tho First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Bloomington, snn-
day. il,c scrt,n Is to te preached BY t.l: Rev.
". J. RutIttl.e, whu iDr years WAS Elder bar
gers tsrwurkrr.
Isobert prcwltt, Of saybrook, WIN has been
children, his ,t,ic.i VI, c.,i.lless III rs uluins.
, 1877-01-06

Tota!s !s.....................l.tE Log .t3l
.. 96u tAdlsfduals relieved, ln whole Or IN tBft.
tsein thair plieiostunvs AMI shr d1aabt,es c0l>s.
qttEt up~a them. But tu ll1e de4rc. ~ jn.t ettcn
iiabo Eys aul Ear IuHrlnary. nunthoslug. during
~ Twenty-Five month. lu.t closs1, LID: al.o.
sisna. Miesssu, W Wiseoasn M % Miuncfoia' % lows. Hs-
'afsaGa. kausa4, Als.outi, xa4 tls lndlAn 9esd.
, 1877-01-06
The TRIGGER.

SAN FnASc!sco, J1u. 5.-ln The pigeon match
between Brsarlus utl1 Or. ". +, Carver, yes
trrd4y thlrty birds, English rules, thirty y4r.ls,
ltnslrIus shut twcnty-six anl Carver twenty
live; twenty birds. IIu!rit Club rules, twrnty-
one yards, l,ogartli3 shot eighteen aud turscr
,!nvtevn; i've pairs, sratttc Club sules, ctslss~eu
ya1ds, Hogarlus slh,t eight al,tl Carver sever.
, 1877-01-06

Napoleon once said IL Mmr, Canpaa. .'tlt IL
your u,tso., 10 tsai UP tfu n,o.heTs VI France a4
n,.Ir them III to breed hr!oss.' IfAi II. Il. lab
bst !"!vs soap been In vxi.te.re t1ie Etsat ruler
would hnsc H:astc point that 1t should 5e nsett.
Fos hy tacui culture IL lis Necessary mural. This
n=w tt,iIGt .oap. Iteatc. pure atld without attIl
ia scout. as o equal for the III! !c and tie laIh.
lHG. 1t fil! sopn btcou!e q household word.
, 1877-01-06

1Ho l0HEdt HfGt4Hr fAQNH - l4F 91G l$GlHfin
sg9oal, aooat elxst asa tw"'thstts cants p"s day,
which IL gtco1uted tur ty the fnct TINT tho nnatcs
receive pti.on'lare, Tia otIcr n.liIutInf'a rnngc
load slan s,nallss mitu.hss. Ihu hlrhvtt asr.!sc
y Z, the Eys anl Ear lnl:mary. whir, /. tn tl,e
hl.ll, mud Il hts thu frws.t nhAtes. The iuo ret
II .hs !nt's,na'y II probably 'wssst Than II nssen
what IN thu nc1t Two y.ar.. Tho asvrasu for all
ls Institutions IL little leas than l4!. PER
tny for ouch pnrsnn fed, which certainly docs not
Etttn unreaeunatlt.
THE .aouTuERs HOSPITAL
tor The 1nsnne approaches conpetlon. Thc centre
ters on ts :sia Vi t,c,ol,er. iA7: mud wax ocs.i.
pied By thu Officers a. s,,on afterwut as It could b..
furn'rlra., This bnitdsng III, in our Judgment,
lArgcf Gnd lnDrc expensive tlMn II shutIlu l,aye
tcrn: ftUru IL llEh ustr room III IL, a1.4 tho pas.
-nsss snd .taiFways psessnt ths appearances oFa
Vt ttnnsscnt gue,tr sslher than n strnctnrs In:
number ot oNter~ and tarIr aasl4tans.. Ths
VITO wsls sof e"a:a'eseshs ,:.stent..
Tins increasing e capacity st t'v ho+pital; nn4 II
ion u erpioycs lie thisI itoaS iust nj BE- csutc
!" s!alllar usr. We 4tc aware ii thu u|Juctlons
~ patients in centre h,ll1lnv; We ran t"nly ray
!soacrs was very Grtaty Ut fault IN this rr+;nct.
and thst I,am lns teen M , sarr,r,t sIt. Ths on!y
1t. After Il lung strue@tr. the Asylum fur
FEsuLR-MlspEp cHILpNES
Ky .a'ne. ncrn,anrnt n p'nec an"us he pa''Iic
s sd IN e bra s as
sonyflle but expects to remote, tD i4kt pos.
u thr new hui' vi Lngoln. b. tho lst OF nr.t
iuyty actss) bul beautiful, vita Nus grave upon
4. und IL easily accessible fsom ali pasta u tle
CHARITABLE ngLIEF ArToRpEn.
At th!s pnut shc GnesIon naturally nFtscs. Far
Whlt pnrpohs las 70 NIHch 1ioMef teen expended.
aud whas gooi has II accomplished wosthy OF tho
, 1877-01-06

TOtI!,,...,. 7U1 I,UU1
We ertl1tnic tllr average number uS inmates Of
tho Stale charitable Institutions and for the ntalc
Reform School for two ycats from tie 1st of July.
lS17. nj probahiy not fcrA than 2, UU, Abont q
per cent llsure than during tho tTo Jcata just
clote4.
APPROXIMATIONS WANTED.
Thc foItnwIng table sAow4 the appropriations
asked for 1ly the managers uf tho various ihstltu
tohs. AMI tho Ggurts as sc*lscd and Recommended
fSvt = 1le6r
, 1877-01-06
STATE CHARITIES.
Fourth Biennial Report OF the
Board OF Commissioners.
Como Interesting Figures Concerning
the Asylums and Institutions
What THEY Cost tho People, nn'l What
They Hare Accomplished.
Reform Ncclcl in the Treatment Of the In
sauo and tie Management Of Jafls.

,tal report Of the Boae,1 of State Commissioners
II Public Charities wns presented to fntl' Houses
to-t1av. It fs very long ald Interesting docl'-
r,cnt, mnkug pamphlet Of nearly 1oo pages.
Il commences with m nlluston to tho fact
Tint two years ago Jurisdiction uver lie Mr.
mai and Industrial Unirersttics wns taken
from tho Hoard, and the transfer thereto
of tho control of the State Reform Sc'loo' Mt
PONTIAC; and TINT there asc At the present
nine institutions subject to the supervision OF
the Beard, viz: Tho three tnsanc aaylutns,
the peat snd Dnml, Institute, the ltn1 t,,,s. lnttl
the Eohlter.f Orpfans' Home, tic Illinois
Charitable Eye and Ear lnisr,nary, and thu
Etate Reform schnn'.
FINANCIAL.
On tho lat 1T December. lA1f. there wft". IN
the i,nns OF thu scyaral lrensurers OF The tn+titu
tons under carc, the following cash balancrs:
SssSrn Ststfs nas 5stsns, s,o.r'a S.s
sts s..isstso n1fs"n fos tho sai sna Dano as
hAfs hs9. fSr SrbSsas assst iias ntnta ce..a.e"
E!S s9 EaT ieG5{mn;!S ns{nn; .....:
Total! kt1, @7.EI
III addition to these balances 10 Tie posstaHlon OF
the institutions they had IN tlse ftase rrras,lry
nnszpsndsd bslansss q app'optaII%ns M snIIn andFn"
Hsifs HEsftls!n nssss .nssn
ssaGsfP sssfa in:sss in:sss iii:ss -
Institution Tor tue I,sat aud uub... 4s3it
asi'sSa'ah hya fat iSs eesIe III !'1Ina cdfea
91sS5 fYs III FIT Enp9aees pH
ro,n..........,....... ...............s se54 IN -
or th!suncrpendssi bntance in the State Tress.
The institution Until Inc 1T OF duly. 1878. Tho
1en'n!ndtr. 81, o71. II. had been appropriated for
nths inst I,anorni heser,h1v nrprorrtefe1 Yor tfn
, 1877-01-06

:.
I CErtuN SALES ESEEY TrESnAf. TlItH..
= day, aud SATURDAY. Et ~ 4. I'LL. W WESTON +
, 1877-01-06
l.t8*'4. AND h'ssG1Sil.

- - -->---- 49,
I UsT-A LAtttlE GOLD 4LEEyE-HETT0N-IN.
l;!a s:1ihnS!a; "tMrrn upiyn Ns'!enal Punk ''s
Ia pa4 un IL rrlnra IL :lu Suslh Curtis.st.
1 usr-uS SEw,YEAlrs IIAi. NE.AH cOiINEli
IL Thirty stI"nd NJ. I'll t"tsa1c t3ruvr.as. ~ltft
>FItk dug, ToA~e5." 9case rrlurH taJ Langley
Aii3 rtttiFe reward. -... =
I t,AT-rLAt'k HEAR IDHE. WITH WHITE EI'u-
IH& TurslAy evening. IEta ttH Gat lake aid rilAtF
t1rnrT, IL the lnAn ut iaks vrw t1nstrs b5 r1arat
Ing tu GtS1 MlexaH'ay., Viii hc ltbssnity ri
warded |
I t,sr-LAsr WEDNESDAY ETESISG, HEFNEKS
lts Trtan: nlrs md Iiasuan ruuFt: lsdy4 tlaek
lynx tsa. Finet VIII lc suitably feMAt1cl h{ teAstux
saHit at III suGlA t,rxrluf4.sf,
STNAfEi,-iA>r EykSiSt', \ ,sFEEL. HHAY
- mar. In EGU rt,ntlt!. t.easf nails rewtf1 "
Mnwankts.ar q nI3 4 oil slal!,on. y.
, 1877-01-06
flGSIGAl..

III A1e
4 EET.,tI AT TIIE rACTts;Y, Arr. .t,il Ut.liASs
~ at ltrlrrs lr5b@l competition; Flu aaI npHarlt
Heat In TIE markell: Mantiy paymrmt.. c4,h Or to'
rrnt. NlEIIbsttH NltAS C.l. III l.1s lnlia1a'st.t
1 ELEtiANT 7tsLH:TAyt: ErIuGiIT liASO. ALL
~ ulr*t litrHAct list trrr S'Iyt fur pro-
.!uns u nlakinx rstrHstFc alterations Ia ujr building
II. 7. MARTIN, sat Htair.st,
4 SPECIAL CliANtE-AS ELEGANT ittIsESytlOlA
y 1t1oe1ass tiAn"1"sts. With a.rae. Fsrfrh ntstsn
usrnlrnnE Iasa MI STANDARD ,nnEet
n,aMufattnrcrs' H. prr. s1,; *u t.lI tnr fAsa &.
make Tt fur eArntfsH AlltF4tah1 utT hulfGln{ l
+. AA!slIS. Ia siale.A.. !
11EtktH liu'>. FLAMES ,AS!1 E~rEf nl!t;ASY
}for AAlt aud fur lnwrat prtfs AI r1gteAt leFu&
IW the ri,y. hIUlsi d i;.t3Il. :il htAtr.,t. -
f..HEAT IsAtGAlNs ~ ELEuAsT rAELutt AND
r!..t,tsr turatHrst I!andt!c parloI s,f rleccA
III, rfnct kc ronln fur altesations II. r..
MiitfiS. isf stats.rt.
flSLr s31 RIM i sriFNllI, TAIILNI. OI.IAN OF
~ hrnflass make. stDta. sxril. Gir: rrsfl4aa n
nakafi1 Mti,IfisH alttrlttuIs IN UGr building. IT, T.,
MAKrts. Isl staiv..t. j
\VASvEp-Tt, niti ClitAT FOIs CAsli. ! FIi!sT:
rlaAs Hptsht tf l.s Address, 1t lnE pat tit laik
and pt!cr, u it, Tribute UttI4 }
, 1877-01-06

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DEAN Ii 31tIsT EARNEST
J. ytcIncstt1 II krltu to - Treat Ihccth4Hl'As
, 1877-01-06


or this !s'uncrpenleti bntance in the State TreHs.
nry. 821s s0a ;:E wns for the ordinary cxpensca os
the ihstisnt!onh until The IT Of July. ls?: The
specific lstes. ..
The last <'enctal Assembly appropriated, Tor the
nse Ut the.e nina Institutions, tho sn OF 81, 170
sao, which tsas nplort!ohed nuiong them As shown
, 1877-01-06


sE,iIE ADJUSTABLE FLAT.sTEEL SrElS(; AAT-
i1u.s-Ars Tor +. tt unl !Frfett nIs IN tllc
IiasEr!. iIrTl.Efl.i.u = sIiLElb.aS, Aauu.aetu.
islt. III Sastt4 We.l;'.i.
s,ug rxn,S rrI.SiTui:E cUMlssNY. au WEST
| AAlua..t,. ALL ali k!u'ik u 4vu s1,!1 futal'
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-08-18

" with his hind feet He never mis-.
places them. If he advertises that his
feet will be at certain spot at Ger
tain time, with sample Of mules
shoes, to which he would call your at
tention, you will always find them
there at the appointed time He is as
reliable as the day of judgment, and he
never cancels an engagement. Every
man now living WHO drove mule team
during the war now draws pension.
never owned mule, but | came
near buying one once. He was tine
looking animal his ears stood up like
the side spiles on an Episcopal church.
His tail was trimmed down so that it
looked like tar brush leaning up
against him. He was striped off like
the American flag, and Raph@l's
cherubs never looked more angelic than
did that mule. He looked allinnocence,
though he was, in no sense. The
owner sat in the wagon, with his chin
resting on his hand and his elbow rest
| ing on his knee. In the other hand he
held stick with brad on the end of
| it. / examined the mule and asked the
man few questions, and out of mere
| form inquired If the mule was kind.
"Knd ? Kick 2" said the man, and
these were the last words he ever
uttered. He reached his stick over the
front of the wagon and stuck the brad
into that mule. 1t was awful to see a
man snuffed out as quickly as he was.
1t almost took my breath he went so
suddenly. l never saw the thread OF
life snap so abruptly as it did on that
occasion. He didn't have time to leave
message for his family. That mule
simply ducked his head and then a pair
of heels few out behind; there was a
crash, flying Of splinters, and that
was all; and the next moment that mule
and stood alone, my face covered with
astonishment two feet deep, and his
covered with part of an old bride. The
next day read an account in the tele-
graphic news of a shower of flesh in
Kentucky. l was the only man that
could explain that phenomenon, and l
did not dare to lest l should be impli-
Gated in the affair with the other mule.
] have seen death in many forms, but
don't recollect of ever seeing funeral
gotten up with less pomp and display
than on that occasion. If l had my
choice, to either work in nitro ycer.
inc factory, or take care of mule.
should go for the factory, as in case OF
an explosion, there would be more pos
sibility of my friends finding some little
momentoes of me, with which to assuagt
their grief. A very small piece of lat
would tighten very big sorrow.
will hunt all round and if find any
other facts that belong to the mule
will write them down and send them tt
you by express G. o. D.-By George
A. Quimby, of the Boston Weekly Globe
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-08-18
Glenn's Sulphur Soap

is a SPECIFIC in those OBNOXIOUS DIS
EASES, which have been treated heretofore
with "Sulphur Ointments" having the adval.
taoe of beng CLEAN, INOFFENSIVE and
UNINJURIOUS to CLOTHING.