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, 1877-03-28
T E l. E G r A M S .
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

March goth.
NEW York, March 2Oth.-The Inman line Of
Steamers will resume the conveyance Of mails be-
tween the United States and Great Britain in
April.
Const a~ntinople news announces that the first
Turkish Parliament was opened yesterday by the
Sultan, who delivered a speech on the occasion, and
expressed a hope that the Inauguration Of q Par
liamentary system would be the means of contri-
buting towards the welfare of the Ottoman Empire
March 81.
New YORK, March 2lst.-Tbe London Times
in an editorial on Eastern affairs expresses q
doubt as TO Turkeys capacity to control her
populace, and believes that Russia is sincere in
her desire for peace.
In the British House of Commons, Mr., Yorke
moved that a com mission be appointed to report
or the constitution of the London Stock TX
change.
Sir S,offor d Northcote stated that the Govern
ment would remain neutral on the subject, put
personally, he weuld oppose the motion.
LONDON, March 21st-Thc stock Of sugar a.
tie fur home potts en- tho seventeenth instant
was one Lundted md seventeen thousand tons
against one hundred onG ~ftty-six thousand tons
for the corresponding peliod last year.
New YoRx, 2?nd The Paris journal dos
Debats, " publishes a ." communique" from the
Government TO The effect that the relations be-
tween France and Germany were never better
than at present.
The English Government is seeking to obtain
from Russia a protocol plodging her to q demool-
I%zatiop Of her army.
The fp threatens TO offer forciblo resistance
70 liaiy's new enactment, by which it IS proposed
to restrict his freedom of speech.
New YORK, March observation-disclosures news
announces that tho armiftice between Turkey and
Montenegro has been extended TO the thirteenth
proximo.
St. Petersburg ady,ces state that socialism IS
gaining ground among soldiers and highest OH
, 1877-03-28
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TR"ANsLAT!cN.
S.. c. ok Central Sugar Factories
ST Croix 14th March 1877.

S.. C.oiz Central Sugar Factories
ST Croix l4th March 1877.
After & piece Of the public Land at Richmond
had by Deed Of l2th January last been con-
veyed free Of cost to tha Joint Stock Company
st. Croix Central Sugar Factories Company"
agreeably to cur memorial Of 18th November
last year, for the purpose Of erecting thereon
tie Factory Buildings, We would beg leave in
behalf of the said Company furthermore to so.
licit that another piece Of the said public lard
at Richmond be conveyed free Of cost to
the Company, for The purpose Of erecting
thereon Juice Cisterna for the Faoiory's use
snid pi, ce of land being situatcd to tho North
eide Of the puolic fosd by ,he Estate
Orange Grove, between the road leading down
TO the P json at Richmond and Orange Groves
boundary line and in, adding tLat tae fual
decision has but recently been arrived at as to
the best suited spot for the Juice Cisterns, we
would solicit tia, the matter be turtherCd
through the kindness of the Presidency SO that
i! may be decided 10 the next meeting Of the
Colonial Council.
, 1877-03-28
SUGAR WITHOUT LIME-EASTES'
PROCESS.
From the Sugar Cane
(Continucd)

Next he takes the commercial point OF
view. BY tie Eastes' process $500 lbs
of sugar are produced, worth 437, say
per t0n. BY the old plan we have -
e s. d.
100 lbs. available at once. 30 Z o
500 lbs. one month later. 6 10 0
800 lbs. three months later 3 Is Q
100 lbs. six months later l 3 .
80 0
60 gals. molasses at 4d.... o
80 0
Deduct interest for the
dates given on 96 los,
43 18s., .91 6s., and FL,
at 10 per cent. per an
U D x
E32 Is 10
The same amount of Juice operated on
by the new process yields 2,40O lbs. SUI
gar, valued at 937 per ton, at one opera
ton 944 SIS. a difference OF 8l2 7s. IN
the yield of sugar alone. But we must
90 farther, and calculate the cost of three
or even four boilipgs of molasses. which
means a great expense in labour, frewood,
wear and tear Of machinery and
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o. &C tasAsu-e tss>as~s rs.kr-s s-K>s.
p~r,-~ztn~ai IL r~p1r- - vS-tE a. ehsgz.s
trg - htns~Es ST. otA~a Ap4 10 n~e ~
Esfl,tfns ~ al 10 10 c<csx.soss la. ~
ps-senre 10 oesnxss 60 tsus~ ruzss azz II
any 9ssAs~ deserves iAs nAz< - zrs.e-~~A . a
ihis pe.<ek ev-u<s AL ts so8Jes vs&A
Sashkos ~tus,u>~s ats1 - S-: tnts:S All y.
~rninas~ t. To To- pSfs'Si cy - 10 vsass
Is Shesx sry czr~ fax Ca,ArrtF tA~rs 10 h<s
oo< snsves cu1ssssrrs VIA crs:An r~AA
Tod hAa n~ywr sa. are ~r1 TITO Tie vo~ss So
vaka - has ros ~ns H. rvfp>ss Fx iA~
greatest - al SPIRITUAL ssi Eo-al esfs. -
sr-as PhsssctAn kA r~-vs7o~4 afaSezI AMI
p~rer failing re-Decy. he hxs Efrsn sssltai
rules zoe The trca.ssert Aoi Fe-s~~vGIvr 20
ih~ s-ts1toai AID assai naE. sHt lie 10 .a-Gi
In a. matters relating - lie pAyssosl nsa II
soGd - An un~sarrzn,At3r detrsCou2 f-sa
Hts t~n~fceu; eha-sr:er - sgpf.~e Ia: lie
Las Afflicted lie g--A,r' prtSa - tenaAA!tI
With al txUrabsr dt~AS~ Tk~ tat - p1as1-s
10 pasi The God q Chr1x;tkss;s 10 . tod Il
Love, ~ Nerry. HE rses~~xs . "Es-. Ill IA
al nsen" The earth and Al coc,Alnss ,Asrstr
sas intended by tar EruA; ts-a<ne, 10 sapsly
mans vArts and SURELY 80 kas 10 grvAt~f
usnts than remedies for his tncrraitse. -
sncs Is npsaly provine thai the earsA b. ei;cd
10 supply mans uiEsosi n-rt Nrs nsedSlt&l
pixns are constantly bring discovered AL
nrx pRuy-rtic. d~yeioy-t frura thp~e Alr~Alt
known For C.iArh- the rl<s; r.tsnt rr:n~as
We: discovered 10 Dr. saxe's ta:ATh Remedy
IL. efhcscy has teen tested in r&xpt thousand
cAs-s With uniform success Cases iha:
readily Welded ~ t. In c~onssra-t. ~ os~u
hate ca~es. DR. Pierce. Golden Medical
Discovery should be taken m cnsnne~tton
with shss u.~ 81 the IAtArrh Rernody. Full par
ticular. In Pi~rce's Memorandum Books They
arc given away by druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17
fRIUMPM.

Nature, In Der ipIuriAnc-, has rloshed ths
bills and the dAles With bert and shrub. .hu~<
occult natures merely require the eArI.e., AZ
piteas,ou Of the scientific and snauirtrx mind
10 reveal their curative properties, for 10 the
vegetable world a kindly providence has PLACED
healing for all nations The only specifics fg'
any disease Vet discovered are vegetable Ia
their nature, and while quin.ne hAs ,-~n So
cepted ~ The only remedy for one ciass. tie
extract Of the Buchu plan; 10 r2pidly ,Aking
It's place - . sovereign remedy for other a.
those ills which affiici humanity. The tsy- II
disease 20 which II /. remedial 10 q hru~a one.
and iis manifestation are legion. bat 4, NAV
be stated In general terms that al di-ea-~- 81
the urinary organs, uheth~r caused by climate.
irregulariiy, or self generated. submit NJ once
10 the operation Of its power. Hclmtnld' T.
Buchu for all such complaints. Il the result, O,
long research, and IL ackno~l edg-d suJ-rios
~ ali other prepArations
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

Sert 20 the szfr;y aid p~rusrc.ion % cur
Hves 1. The safety and ps0,ec,son q Cur prop
eTy; and tn ;hese tiD-s - lettering arso1x
50 many leading commercial Interests and
bushes. institutions o: the country. u 10 ~
fre.hing % knox Tia; n our 0xn state ana
near NJ hand ne can best u an ins;i,afina sus
| the prutec;ion o. our ho<aes. that. by din; u
persistent energy, eombtned With Irr bcsA
hess tact and conservative Management upon
| tie pzrt Of IL, officers and directors, stands To-
dzy un.cathed BY the general business drpros
| sion-apd its line, nc NAV arso~; ssy, pe~.-
less. We are constrained 20 ssy thu ~ TIA;
siAunch old fire insurance cofnpsny-.he
Burlington" Of Burlington. Iovs-of which
our sister city should feel proud. hot only from
reading The statistics o. the company, but
from the many and favorable notices 81 II by
| The press, and from the opinions % reliable To
surance men who are po-;sd In the business
and are supposed 20 know and still further.
for the reason that having an institution O!
the III at home-pui US down first, las; and
all the time In favor Of fostering . home en-
,erprise. CAPITAL MAKES CAPITAL hence the
obligation and advantage Of keeping every
dollar We can At home. The "~BrKlS6roS,"
organized In 80 Il the oldest COMPANY In the
State, and since It's organization hs4 Iersis-
.ensiy adhered 10 one line Of careful and cob
sentative management, insuring only dwell
lings, their contents, farm property and the
safer kinds 81 church and school property,
thus making the company absolutely safe and
free from sweeping CONGREGATIONS. With re-
gard To the officers Of the company, IL 10 our
opinion that one would needs pack his trunk
for a long journey, who should undertake 10
find more competent and genial gentlemen'
Wolcott Seymour, who Is, and has been Presi-
dent Of the Company for more than ten years,
Is an old settler and honored citizen Of Des
Moines county, having represented his county
In the General Assembly, and well knows how
10 direct the affairs Of his company. VIM
Bell, the Vice President, IL a gentleman Of
large executive and financial experience and
ability, and well fitted for his position.
John G. Miller, the efficient Secretary, IL an
experienced underwater, and q young man of
the requisite qualifications, snap and diplo-
macy, 20 successfully carry forward the duties
OF his Office. Speaking the German language
as plainly as the English, his services are
doubly valuable to the Company.
The premium receipts were nearly doubled
last year, and, by It's sworn statement to the
Auditor OF State, il has the largest ratio OF
assets 70 liabilities Of any company doing bust
ness in the State, as well as the smallest per
centage OF losses. Now, We submit tina;
honest and competent management, the largest
ratio Of assets 10 liabilities, and the smallest
per centage OF losses, constitute the bone,
blood and muscle Of a genuine, frst-class In
surance Company; these the Burlington has,
and it, therefore, is warmly recommended,
and deservedly entitled to a large aud liberal
patronage throughout the State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17
THE DEBRIS OF THE SYSTEM

Must either pass through its natural channels
Of exit, the bowels, the kidneys and the pores.
or, in default thereof, poison and disorder the
fluids Of the system. In order to effect the
complete expulsion Of this dangerous refuse,
the organs through which it passes Oh must
be active and unobstructed. Fortunately
there is q certain means Of rendering them 90
when they are not Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers stimulate the action Of the excretory or
N and by dihusing . general warmth
through the circulation, encourage moderate
p~erspirstion. By this triple effect the exodus
of the focal and other waste matters are en-
couraged. and the system freed from peril il
would otherwise incur. The action of the
bowels which follows the use Of this benef-
cent Alternative is easy and unaccompanied bv
gripping, and its stimulative effect upon the
urinary gan very conducive 10 their local
health.
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secuted people. and on the other Turkey
struggles for national existence-IBtev.


- - 49, ~ ~
Scri5ner for May contains . paper o.
"Reminiscences Of Warrington from
unpublished family records Amons
the anecdotes Of Washington there re
lated is the following:
In August, I7ss. after . few delight
full days spent with their distinguishes
relatives. Captain Lewis relates thA,
the following conversation took placs
at the breakfas. table the morning fixed
for their departure.
Washington was. as all the world
knows, a man Of few words, and while
he quietly partsok Of his frugal meal
the conversation flowed cheerfulIy on
between the other members Of the
family present Suddenly his nephew
turned laughing to him and said:
"Uncle, what do you think ! dreamed
last nighty'
The General replied he could not
guess, and asked to he told. Captain
Lewis, continuing TO laugh merrily. re.
piled:
"Why. / dreamed you gave me your
farm on Deep Run"
"Humph." CALCULATED his uncle "You
had better have dreamed / gave you
Mount Vernon"
No more was said on the subject, and
Captain Lewis had quite forgotten his
~unmeaning dream as he placed his wife
in the carriage, and babe his uncle and
aunt goodbye. Washington followed
him TO the carriage, and handed him a
folded paper, saying as he did so: You
can look at that when you reach home"
Captain Lewis received the paper in as
constituent, but could make no reply,
as the carriage now rolled swiftly away.
He might have felt in duty bound to
suffer the pangs Of curiosity until he
reached home, but his wife had no such
conscientious scruples; she had not
been forbidden to open it, and SO she
Don succeeded in gaining possession
OF the mysterious paper, and before
Mount Vernon was lost in the distance
she discovered the fact that they had
left that modest dwelling much richer
than they were when they entered it.
Whether Washington had intended TO
bestow the Deep Run farm in his will
upon his nephew, and only fastened
the time Of the gift, or whether, with
the quiet humOr in which he rarely in
dulged, he thus proved the dream of
which he had been told a practical re-
atty, was w known. The deed is
said to be the shortest on record, and is
as follows:
81 do by these presents give, and Off
Deed of Conveyance should not have
been made before) hereby Oblige my
heirs, Executors, and Administrators
to fulfill, all the Lands, which / hold on
Deep Run, or its branches in the County
of Fauquier. unto my Nephew Robert
Lewis and to his heirs or assigns
forever.
Given under my hand and seal this
18th day of August, 1796.
Go. WASHINGTON" TSEAL.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

APPLE FLoAr-TAke one pint Of
green OF died apple sanoa made smooth
by passing through . seive % eoaander:
the whites OF three err beaten n .
stiff frosh. sugar and lemon 20 suit the
TASTE: beas all well together then send
70 the table dish OUT and e., with reh
cold cream.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17
DIME SAVINGS.

You do not buy thread. buttons or cloth of
short or fraudulent count or measure, nor cof-
fee. sugar Or butter Of short weights; then
why buy and pay for what purports TO be q half
pound or a pound can or package Of Baking
Powder which Is twenty % thirty per cent
short weight DooLEY's YEAST POWDER Is
guaranteed full weight every time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

well blacked stove viii give your room al
air Of comfort and neatness more than mos,
anything else. Many would have this were IL
not for the formidable obstacles OF Q pr-para-
ton and dusty muss required by the old pro
cess. With the Pat. Wood Box Stove Polish
Paste you can black your stove brilliantly,
quickly and without making the least dust or
smell and without soiling your hands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

READS SORE THROAT AND CArARRH
POWDER, acts like magic and is one of
the wonders of the age. 1t cures almost
any a of throat disease in q single
day. Sent by mail on receipt of 50 cts.
W. II. Read 179 Baltimore strset, Balti-
more, Md; VaCSchaAck, Stevenson &
Reid. Chicago, Agents.
READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE
took the Centennial Medal and is the
finest in America twenty-five cents
and $1!OO per bottle
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

D. IL Wett. 81 Oble. says: ! have tried
sf ,he bsd.,6e in nnEs,on. r,..s % Acu,. nx.-
epfery aud other Bowel affections. and siso In
DtptberiA. And have found 10 surprisingly edcs
cious- IL seems almost . aPRCI1iC IN these cases
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

An Irishman was once asked why he
wore his stockings inside out. Because
there is a hole in the other side" he
replied.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

TOT 1nAf ri Cor6L-Bve9y e.
Of coneuDpe1on ec1DSDeee vfth seo0GA. 0e0-
ran M csars yin so0a ve1k No Vsy ilss - ~
lesaaeeA ana tAaA - TIE la10A - q -
eAeck0d, BY ooOe such valnAAe6 eo0Gh fu001Y
- E1leIf6 EXrI1es Of 1A1 ~ III CA03y,
Which 10 1nTfvalled for al o1Doaoo0 q - 0s06k
Ana l1AGA 4 eex10ue SPELL Of 0ekD00 DaYoo u
result q eueA eafele0o1eo0 ana N 01D1001V0
OoetoI0 bill % pay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

- HoRsM, Hokeka.- Would you have your
horses IN prime condition for Jour hprinE and
summer WoFkr II %. several things should be
strictly observed. good care. regular feed and
iies"N curFyipe ere smoaR the essentiais. but do
not fail TO give them CnCLI San o Cor pfTiop
POWDER according to directions. and you viii be
veil reW arded for your sxpesss and trouble 20
0Ale nv All AYp1Ufasa
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

MERIT MUST REAP REWARD,
and so It Is with Quirk's Irish Tea. the great bill
ious remedy. 1t only costs Is cents. and 10 sold by
druggists. WELLS 4 ELLIOTT. ARents. N. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17
Ren6er Jour harness water End weather
loot BY 1ainG CDeae 49, BaYr e. OIL.

10 preserve animal matter Of any kfpd
aftef death. ARTIFICIAL means Du0e be en- ployed
Thus, to keep ana utilise the ak1nO OF casue. tS0y
are tanned and eurfied. vari0ls means being eL
ployeo IN TIE proeeoA Until Heather" 10 t6e re-
suit To further pTeserve this prOdue9. II n
neceesAry - make 0ccAsionAl Applications q
Hreperat1ons siDilaR to those lsed ~ ealTierl
0a01 Harness on. which Hend0fS boash0P OofI 90
pliaole. Ana e1oef1aIy eloooo TIE pofeo aGn6n0
the entrance OF oAOp0osAt ouS6 and the n1R0.
Gus Other deieeeRteas inAuences Vhich to0d 70
hasten the decay Of leather.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17
sl"miAG VII - |.

gym ptoDs Are Moisture. Distressing iishins q
though pin worms veIe crsW ling In and absa
the ree'un. particularly 81 night, Tie private psrt,
are sometimes Effected "AWAYSES oiNT
MIMI pleasaut. 90 70 cure also for tstsf, al sair
diseases. Nailed 20 any address on fecetps % prtc,
ncse . beI. or three boxes ela Address letters
DR.. BWaype 4 Son. Ne North eiBth ~, PhilAs.l
phiA. Remit BY =. a. order. or Pe4ts,efed letter
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

70 Sener 0eoSoy AoOSD 70 equs, to CAB.
rnRa EIrRACT OF SMART WE'D for breaking
up . cold and curing hoarpsness. pain In ths
breast. side or back, soreness OF the asss snc
bonea- staaess of the joints. numps. sSciiec
mack etc
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

CO0ah Syrup for Coughs. ,oids. sore rhrosI
etc. OF long sta ndinR. 10 certainly Eust - good
FOR sale BY Oil dealers. - cents . botus OF ferO u.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

Having used Dr.. AaFshalS Ling syrup n ny
practice FOR some tina I - prepared eoeay. thsl
Is 10 . superior remedy for I'll eAo0 % C00Gea
Colds and diseeeee Of tAe L1AeD and chat
Dr. r WAL10AH, 6p9tlG1e36, 03cA.
For sale In every dI1g store
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

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rx-lks~S Fus ssrx'taz "a q s~lls -sesal,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

PArKNrEKs and inventors should read the
advertisement Of Edison Bros, (estahfahed IN
1861 in another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-05-17

tectioii of the Christians.
Kinglake contends that the origin of
the Crimean war in 1855 was a quarrel
between the Greek and Latin Churches
as to privileges at Jerusalem. Turkey,
~influeRced by Louis Napoleon, favored
the Roman Church. and the compiled
tions led to irritation and the irritation
to war. Russia taking up the old
quarrel of the Greek Church. and claim
ing that existing treaties had been
violated. invaded Turkey. Great Bri-
tain and France formed an alliance
with Turkey. and Russia was compelled
to male peace on their terms.
While Russia made war in the name
of prosecuted Christians. England and
Franz made war not 50 much IN the
interest of the Turk as in the interest
of WeStern Europe. Their scheme, in
the event of the dismemberment of
Turkey, was to form an independent
nation of the Christian provinces of
Turkey, and thus remove the c~ause,of
Russian irritation. Russian influence
was met on its own ground and coun-
ter9cted. The result of the defeat of
Russia at Sevastopol was the treaty of
Paris, in which the Eastern question
WAS taken out of her hands and CON-
mitted to the great powers of Europe.
All troubles IS to the Christians in
Turkey were to be considered in COM
mon, and no one nation was to act in.
dspendently except under given cir
cumstances. The Black Sea was opened
to the fleets of all nations, but no war
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29
Monday. October 40. 1877.
The Session of Congress.

Ali the probabilities now point to
continuous session of congress until next
May, with the usual recess during the
holidays, and sufficient distinction be-
tween the two sessions to insure members
their mileage for the present extra meet
ing, which is not covered by law.
Three important subjects have been
proposed in the house and senate, all likely
20 lead to much discussion, they are
To provide for a mode of ascertaining
and declaring the result of the election Of
president and vice president.
To remonetize silver.
To repeal the date Of resumption o.
specie payments.
These subjects will be pressed forward
urgently, and cannot be deferred until thu
extra session. To suppose. therefore, tina
the present meeting of congress will b.
confined to the army appropriation and tn
deficiencies which are asked for. would b
to ignore a sentiment that exists in bot
bodies, and is intensified daily by appeal
from all parts of the country. Whethe
legislation can give relief by either of tn
modes suggested above is to be considered
Il certainly can do it by largely reducin
the public expenditures and thus dimir
isbing burdens that now crush down induI
try aud enterprise.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29
Hayes and His Party.

A correspondent of the N, Y. Tribune
thus writes to that journal: 1T must be
aggravating TO the disconnected republican
congressman to observe the serenity that
reigns at the White House. They came
here at the opening of the session de-
nouncing the president for breaking up the
republican party, and they no doubt think
that be ought to display becoming con-
seriousness Of bis offence, and to wear a
humble and contrite look. They find,
on the contrary, that he is in excellent
spirits, and that he is not willing to admit
that anything is broken. He tells them
that differences of opinion among them.
selves, and the inevitable reaction OF the
off-year, have lost them a few state cleo
tions, which are no great matter; and that
when they near the next quadrennial con
test, and the question is again put plainly
to the people whether they will trust with
the national government the party they
have so long distrustsd, the republicans
will forget their differences aud once NOR,
stand together.