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less courage and resolute purpose.
All parties and factions in the kingdom
we're combined against his administra-
ton all the great men of his time were
leagued to overthrow and ruin him the
populace even clamored for his head.
But he held his own against them all,
and only surrendered at the solicitation
Of his dispirited followers. Never"
says Macaulay, "was battle more
manfully fought than the last struggle
Of the old statesman. To the last his
heart never failed him; and when at
length he yielded he yielded not to the
threats of his enemies. When he could
no longer retain his power, he COM
pounded for honor and security, and
retired to his garden and his paintings,
leauing to those ,cho had orerthroWn him,
shame, discord and ruin"
No historian, essayist or panegyrist
will ever write thus of the Hon. Mr..
Hewitt, or Of any of the leaders of the
Democratic party in the events of
the past few weeks. Even old Mad.
Wells, villain that he is, with his bull
dog courage, wears more the front of a
man than the carpet knight and pismire
leader. Hewitt. who, like sick girl,
goes about whining for peace when all
the political ruffians and desperadoes OF
the country are combined to seize the
government and trample upon the
constitution and the laws. Sir
Robert Walpole maintained . contest
against ill the political combinations III
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The Anti-AEonoPoliSt.

ty TO the spirit as well as the letter OF our laws,
ana sleepiess vigilance III maintaining ali the
rrea. safeg nards OF Civil and Religious Liberty
r will seek 10 mitigate and not to aggravate the
evils nssgerabs from Party yod sua nas it, n
;ng among our fellow citizens Of all creeds ana
coors, ali sections and all sec.s and to ada
vance both by its precep's and oy us example ae
and s passion in all our public action and in the
d;sciIssioh Of all public affairs.
It will do Justice always, to the best OF It's
ability, to ali men and to all classes Of men; It
win recognize enemies r a st the the s aw will ii
so,,5aaror IN word. to make its columns a
terror to evil-doers and praise to them that DC
well. IS .ho ,,ra.,
and legitimate demand Of the reading puohc 10
entertainment. The World will keep us feso /
ers informed of all that is amusing as Wen as Q
| ali hat is rnomeptuous in tina movements 0
society and VIII spare n9ither troll t2nps an n0T Tex
penseto provide them WITH yagiea' In ;nh
and accurate picture of the times 10 "hich
/ live.
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insure al Home
New YORK, January 10.

stRY Associated Press; oHo;a, i,vastica
~ ne Security Life Insurance conipanI
-. 8;ecIosed All unusul amount q lrauo, az
- IN the official Statements maoe " tn9
a5o,.,sr-roent at Albany. Real estate, WIZ
1Sff,e aver Sl00. 900 above enenulD.aoniooS' IT,
svgnrn to as worth nearly hAli lnAAoH ~.
e-nonut Of stocks and bohas on oan ~, q
l,,,.a,,y vsas sworn to 81 1911 V9V, WIZ -
con- 80 ar eyo0 600. The cash on hand anu
- - WAS sworn to as over @2ou,VoV, "heh
~ 10 :, realitv hot $40 000, and 50 on 70 Tie
anI of the Infamous fraud.
n,,,:, ;tl,e+rat4s whist we have been preach :
- neoallv believed that Life INSURANCE
ing -; =. 60 mich safer than Fire Insurance
-a,ies But here we nave Llie ihsti az
I'm +,,D--.called "The Secnrlty"
~, F,;ndlad it, customers III the most outi
IT, tarnion. and to do this has not s1oppou
sbort oven Of bare faced perjury. e...;..,
xfthat does any man who insnfes ~ " 1oi 0'e :
ra, '.,, NOW OF its soivency3 IL MAJ "
Ill "a steecnrity'' have real estate a"oIn
- ,r@~tb q million that would nor se sen 40
eton am II may claim to have S1Oo,Oou 81 -
h.nd wher il has hut $40 UUui ana 80 gu " ~
end Of the chapter. -, Na,,t,al Fnau
Drt III the Minnesota FARMERS eAusi''t &c
rance Company o. MINNEAPOLIS - iii tina.
honna u vnnr examination; and whlcn 70
- III carried on large insurance nusines
hai1 .,s;s S4ate for years and has promptly pa
~ inaees ana which has $50 QUO invests"
farm mortgages III MINNESOTA. 80 hora =,
90, - I. ! trial True the times are nara, ~
',cl, tEe worse would it be fer you 70 40
Go,,sa ~ barn or grain or cattle III Saao.i
End "a Minneapolis for necessary ih'0ii Ia
lion ana proper blanks
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1-p..s.ss rss'


we cannot quote very active business our
inc, tha 1yesk nuder review, for the raaaon
mainly that receipts Of esasonapie produces @as
altogether too small TOR the requirements %
consumers Many commodities nave bssh Ia
very active demand, with very moons uelap ~
supply The weather, 1T must De coniesseu, !.
ifs ,in5rl,stv orthiness has added dlsagreeapie
Satire az uncertainty to ths operations OF ine-
r;or SINNERS Except in one or.tWo instance,
| +here are no changes IN values which Will eX-
cite rnral minds o. interfere with the caicnla-
tons OF the rural operator
/ FTOTTR-Ne quote straight AA-AA branos III
| demand at sc. 25.o6.5O TO buyers OF large lo,3'
and S6, 75to 7 90 for small lots: Inferior quail
ties are not now in much demand, ana quoIa-
tions are nominal. Patent Process Houl'
which IS in demand throughout the. country
as the equal if not the superior OF the yer
best winter wheat brands, sells to dealers aug
consumers at 50 50tol0'0O per bol, rye hot,i =
in moderate demand al S-ooso to a p9 It'll,
buckwheat is not much Inquired iof ano ~ Ill Ill
very small stocks on hand quotasiohs aiS
mostly If not entirely nominal. -, ar
WHEAT-The market has remained s1eaa'
throughout the week. buyers being ieaay "
nav 81. % per husnel for No. |, Sl.2o LOT No ::
and si.l0 for No 3, Tor al "neat
fh4, upper elevator. A tremendous coIIloVels1
i In Progress among local controVerslansts re
nar3ioo the future value OF wheat, when seeui
Ii he at this writing som wv ilat OF ara" gam
Farmers producers and holders o. "hesal ar =
the meantime disposed to hold Oh III ant!Glpa
ton of better prices than arr now pfevalA!nis
Z The shutting down OF the Minneapolis nli !i5
I and ofaaite a large number Of the interior mill
? 81 the State has had other e1fect-if anyetn,e
! | affect was intended--than 10 make snort LII
s eopd drawn G IN case spo Of demand But i b.
y not advanced the quotations OF flour, ana ~
not materially affected the price Of f.;l Th hs
Many operators believe that there l Wiz !; , ~
until l,i''' ta , next crop is harvested. On tn
question there is wide difference OF oplniG;
between the millers and the advocates on i: u u
! other side \ private opinion, thus pulpl Z,
y pressed, IS that the millers will lose ands u
bpoIdsIs Of wheat will gain, il the end Of Il
le controversy. We cannot 90 into awhlrlpoS
ofarguraelt and statistics to support 'niS 0f'
10 iot Ma faIlowiny are the quotations OF No.
be wheat in the great markets yesterday week d.
1. Yesterday. r, =,
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aThe Moyld" FOR 1877.

The New York World for 1877, Daily Semi
Weekly and Weekly will be found to be tue
cheapest and hes. newspaper published IN the
United States 1t viii be printed in an I'M
proved form with new type upon The best pa
per. and no expense or labor will be spared to
maintain it in every department and approva
of,,.a best classes in the community without
regard to political opinions or religious differ
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Il will Law before its readers:
The news Of the dav OF all kind. and from
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United States. ~
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r resident writers at all centres OF lnIeres'
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Il of Europe AID America
Criticisms of all notable WORKS ana notices .
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sr branches of Art.
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4 ent interest or importance. -
l. For the principles by which Inc "oTla WI
"a he soyeruei iii its discussion and treatment Q
Il ali public questions, it will suffice 10 say ina
~ The World, while conservative IN politcs, de
81 sires the conservation only OF what Is good am
, wise i'll our public institutions aud our ponucs
IN system; liberal III spirit, il admits no imilaton
IL upon the rights of private jngnent ana Tue a.
Id pirations of Reform, save those which are IN
IA posed by prudence, deeorum, ana y faaion'
=. respect for vested rights and for the none
81 or,inions If all classes aud sects OF men, w al
4. il hiss labored Tor the principles and halls Il
IS triumph of the Democratic party as anorains
q. practical promise of Reform I'D our puniic =
nd ,ninistrations, city, state and national, II J"
"a not ~ bindiv devoted 70 the adva ncement
.ck any party or any clique. twill freely canVa
rv tie public conduct, while it will treat with
nm spect the private rights, Of Pntlic Men, ana
nd viii examine fearlessiy into the WorAinSs
lize our national, state and municipal Cover
ing mentS.
ar II will inculcats steadfass reliance upon
-ips original principles OF our political systen
ess. the only sound basis of all needed inpso'
merts therein; al unfaltsring daFotioh . !
:. Constitution and the Union, scrupuioas M
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80 LET ms reason together.


xyrh,, Al neonle 50 frequently say to Pr
80 ~ eFnpose your liolden Medical DIS
Z leieo' j, ~ everything" Because y has
/ ~ Id practice OF l1navish charlatans 10
,fa,.t,1ra worthless nostrums anu attempt
- anne the ignorant and credulous ny ,eooll
,sndiny them TO cure every form 81 u5e 80.
r., ,,I an extent has this been praclce1 siias
~ r,n,,aer that many have acquired pre-
y - /. 80 oaafnst all advertised remedies but
H. p;evce does not advertise his standard pre-
AJ.a.iS,,s al .acure Ais does not claim tnat
~, r.iu ,,erform miracles, but slrnpN puo,
SisLos tbe fact that they have been developea
IL snerifes for certain forms ~ disease loi
Which he recommends them, Mt9r hNxi.s
80, tl,air efficacy in many hundred gases
les st ,,,s4 gratifying success 1t IL TACT
MAVEN Ia every welI-iuiornled physician 'ha .
,,,o,,x, single remedies posses sevefai aiheten'
,ronarties Quinine, for instance, mas = .oal'
nnaI,tv. which suggests It's use III caises ~ -
bilitv An anti periodic, by when j. = go"
ions in ague, and feprhuSe t1elNIl1
,r6;~b renders il eilicacious IN cases OF lever
TIE result Of lis administrator VIII atso sAl
III, the Quantity given and the CIRCUMSTANCES
.,,|or Which il il employed. 90, likewise, lh'
t2nldep Medical Discovery possesses hosu peg
tn~al ana Alternative or biood-cleansihE pioF
rites of the highest orders. By reason " 1nes
tvco monument properties y cures Two e1NasS
IL 1;saeses FIRST. those oftne respiratory or
- ~ throat bronchial. aud lung affections
aIronir couphs and asthma, and second, ois
en aaes ~ t he blood ana glandular ystem,
Srh;cb affections all skillful physicians enplu
aI+aratives. as in cases of hlotches, eruption'
ncsrS swellings, tumors, Assesses or IN to-
NOR Of the liver "billiousness- " hiIe nS -,
= bv its combination OF properties, sugsesse
in cases Of pulmonary Consumption, suI 30
nsad mot take II expecting it will cure you
yonr lungs are half consumed. nor because -
Tes c as blood medicine would
nroprietor advise you to take it expectlns
would cure cancer. Il will not perform mn
acles, but il will cure many grave tor"s
disease.
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CHICAGO, FtU. o
ptoryp Lo;r demand. Minnesota extras
&c 0tla7 IL Datent Minnesota ST .25a95o; winter
GRAIN-Wheat active and lhis hei; closed
easier; No. Chicago sl.34; No. : Cmcagt
snring. 8. 20 cash: 81 .29ai.3 seller Mafoi
81 .3lH sellerApril ,,o oo,
RECEpTS-Flou "a, 900. bb,s. wheat ,!iS,oo'
't SHIPMENTS Flour, $500 .bbls; whea
| % 001 bus
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an agency for our stretched cnromos. =,
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Weaeler 8 Wilson.

All agents Of whssler Z W t@;4 oi ss~ln e
Machines should ca or senato r llleii o1nranv
West Sd St. st. PAU MlAn; n IL fna old ems.
t5@ on new vs' straght Needle Machine still
better than the old, ana far III aoF&hoe "a an
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Tho Rest Route.

,hosa WHO have to travel East should by All
nose W. tba pittsburg and Fort Wayne and
fleSns l Central route i : me Dew
Iaatspn Pennsylvana i unsurpassed TINS sioe
- -. Rocky Mountains
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Milwaukee. Produce Market

MILWAUKEE Feb. g.
apAIN-Wheat opened firm, and clio sed
strong: No. /, 81 go. No. 2, sl.3iA; seller
Anil sl.3sN; seller March sl.32h; No )
RECEIPTS I ,725 bbls; wheat TO- 49,
SHIPMENTS Flour, 1878 bbls; wheat 49,
800 bushels
FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
-, a. o,o,i,, r,rieas of wheat,
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unm d-CONFIDENTiAL-
&RRo f77aweysbp.ssF A s n y ;sah-
cry, Augusta. Maine.
Notice,

No agent has any right or authority 20 lloa
racnnisry Obligation in the name or on peaals
Of the publisher of this paper ana AL e%,l''
sor advertisna are subject to our negative
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Genuine Wheeler and Wilson zee, Neeais "a a q
Attachments, at Cos. Oince - "o''
- Pqul
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Don't ouy another dollars worth OF Gl tn ths
\, gnrnsllinq Goods until you LOOK INTO III, 1i'
Boston One Price Clothing store Mi ,hav nave
s~a ID le voui cash with you, for ihey nave
4-.;la5 rnsir hooks to the wall
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PYnpYesSlnq.

Ole Cleroentson has opened blsc asaai
.,,o-, i, he new village Of Donneliy, 5:evsns .,
I'M co3a+v and i now prepared to Do all kiho o.
t,,aolys,.,itb work.
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>s,uars, srits are selling cheap these days a.
81, ~ r., one .Prica Clothing Store Minhe-
apojis.
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STATE or MINNEsOTA-COUNTY or
RAMSEY. District Court-Sec0nd judicial
District.
Cythera A. Jones, Pitt.
vs.. IuhhAon@'
De Witt c. Jones. Def.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, 70 the above
named defendant:
anSwer the comnlaint az the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action, Of which copy y here
unto annexed. and herewith served upon yoni;
| and to serve copy OF your answer . sa !,
| Complaint on the subscribers, n their ONCE, III
the city Ct St paul. in said county. within
thirty days after the service Of this summons
upon you, exclusive ofihe day Of such ssrIies;
am. If YOU fail to answer the said Compain'
within the tjms aforesaid. the Plaintiff ID TINS
action win apply to the Court for the reliei 40
manded in the compliant o-e
DAVIS, O'BaiKs & WILsoz,
Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul Ainn-
1871
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CljCag aN0rthVGStGrlR R

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Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
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Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
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lyee and all points West, South and East should
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| Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Central, Baltimore aud Ohio, Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago, kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for all points East anc
Southeast, and with the Chicago and Alto1
and Illinois Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with tn
Union Pacific r. r. at Omaha for all far Yves
points.
Close connections are made at junction point
! ~r;,l 4~n-y,c IF IN erncr roads
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Recommended to the pubic as
a safe and reliable company.
133-ly.
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines OF tins road.
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and St. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
AT Omaha our sleepers connect with the
Overland sleepers on the Union Pacific Rail-
road for all points west Of the Missouri River
Among the
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Following are the closing pr
WHEAT.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
,LcASlc disturbance is reported from

+ .hjyoLcANlc disturbance is reported from
the Pacific coast. which has been attended
by a positive erup,ion' from one Of th,
long quiescen, cra,ers observation-disclosures
near ,ae Colorado line. twill be remcm,
terd that quite recently vast chas,n was
olsned in tho ocean bed, near Honolulu,
IRON which the volcanic flames ferceatheir
way through the depths Of lie ocean 10
tho snrf,tr and there burned tiercely,
Ehrpush this and similar places OF inle'
tie waters have been pouring and generas-
ing vast volumes of steam and gases, which,
in their efforts 10 escape, cause the dis
turlauccs OF the surface that are now being
HtNrted, 4HH ssa-s
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
From the EarlieS Ags.

SCROtULA has been the hane. and as il,
were the curse of mankind, Moses. in the
18th cl,apier Of LeviIcus, lays d.wn very
explicit rules on tni> disease. So terrible
and loathSome had iiHeen considered then
that n person known Ia be injected with IL
would not DC allowed 10 mix with society
The Jews regarded IL as dlvineipfiictios
Anu believed there was no cure for 1t ii
WAS then the sins ota Nouth or a diviattou
nom The aaths of virtue were punished rs
Long as life tasied Esppily in our day.
the slepce Of medicine has been Gev.l ,Ie6
the greaI storehouse OF Nature furnisheS a
remedy the disease is stripped of i's ie
ror by the uSeo' the "A MA III FANS RO- r
AND HERR ltlNES. and the victm u
Scrofnls, Clc rs, Sores, Pimpies, E.n,ch.s,
II ter. ets,, can be restored 10 sound heath
in a few weeks. rh..t there a,e thousands
now who's, conditions are as bad as those
ci he Ga'k ages We are wei! aware. NJ NJ
now 9Aii 10 nnd cure a. We'll as the, dii
then, To al sUch the ~amsritan'S Hoo,
ana Verb Juices VIII prove Il happy boon
eraa'ca anx AL i'm purit,eS ron he blood
aud making tie complcxiAu brlghl ARA
heaany. \ few hn.t'eS W u remove PIN.
pies or nlotcheS. there by dong away with
ea Metis. N POWDERS. ROOT ANDHkkR
" lCNS sl"S per bottle. sent by express
10 any addrcss.
' DESMOND & 90.
s!5 ksce street Phi :ldelphia, Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15
MEDICINAL,
E. f. Ksnkel' Bitt ter Wine

Z. F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron Will esec,uatiy cure liver Complaint,
lAunGic-, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
de u y. chrcntc e'arIhpeA disease OF tie
sldne! and all dA eas-s arfsing from a
dis ,ni-Tei liver. stomach or in,estines
such as torstifs,ien. Il ta!ence. inv ard
RI es, II! ness o blood 10 the head, ac.iity
oi9he s'omach. CAusea. hesriturn, DISCUS;
fof 'Sd ioiines> o. Stigr. IN the stomach,
sore e!o-'al9ons. sinking or flufier!ng nj
2-e p9t al he sipjnsr1. swimming of The
heA-- herrtsd oT Il &c ILL bi c uhfny. riui,er-
lnEs q. lhs i.-a-t. cbCkirg or sUrsaatiny
e+l>Siaca len n a lyii posture LimnesS
ot ss o.. Co.'s CT webs Geiorr he sight
aas. psln IN 'he head, &. ticieEcy of pies.
FrslI"r, yellow n. ~ Of the sA in aud ewes
ras- Z ihe SIDE back. head. chest. Inns.
t's e. ;-stn Hash 81 heat burning In the
Llrse, c9a fat.I inns giG,. gS o evil I'D srra.
d-t EtsSls.4 "f snlri = Price 81 ver bottle.
beware Of ecu Ierfeits, 10 lu. let your
SilEsa-i palm u s"lHe other preparot,on
q: lfeE t.e NAV Szy is q good but SIX for
11EF Eater ain., a Iron. Take no
r.>.r \ III Aeis BiIser Wine a. Iro, is not
q - taa R-ssc y 10 s. bottles. F.F. Kun
Es=- FtrsS''9einr, NO. - North Nisth Stree,
p 1sc+j E91-:', Pa sol By all Grur.,s,s.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15

/ IA NJ. q n ].l,,. j q
stia,tion sh9 t~gy Grim ~ ucati
Nv siLp.y fr1 ,Mlk J l Jpn lore 6u, gen
|vsatis,its my ~h6~ ~shAs cur rfiserh \
occupied to very great extent by nnsp-
preniiced oonvicts. OF all the young men
under twenty five years Of agc admitted to
lAa psisQp, "a J. per. cen. are without. y
trafc, NNnd 30 per cent. educated. Inc
Stab, has done W much tor id,elAgent IN.
borI and .nolhisg siori tnsdeoexacasmn.
Something should DO done ~ make trade
education, ~ .digniiied "a intelligent labor
. l imploryd Governor Nartranit not lopg
ago 10 Introduce into the Legislature
bin compelling the RAILROADS. who get fran
chises from the state 10 sci up apprentices
schdols at their great mdus,risl centres,
out tf which pupils shall 50 with y me.
clanicsl diploma"
This is terrible pieturs, bpt alas, \ true
one one which raises the question, "'Whal
are W. to do with our boysy' As the 1nes-
ton of "Cohvict Labor may be up before
our mex, Legislature, we thus early place
i, before our readers. ''1'N - ~
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15

AN article now going the rounds Of the
press. from, the Sanimrian, to the effect
tina, ii any one who halls into the water
will remain perfectly sill, with the hauds
anu arms undsr. he will tas, safely. Is
calculated to rsnse fatal mistakes, as il in
dues~ bows and ether persons who csnno,
swim 10 enter deep water without fear oi
eenssauruees. The fact Is, thar though an
occasional ia, person with small bones may
Ilost on the water, the averse individual
win lsirkly sink and drown ii he tries tbs
dating experiment. TIE only safe way i
20 learn 10 swim, wear lie preseryee, or
Keep ens Of deep water.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-15

WINES AND LIQUORS.