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The New York herald., 1877-09-07
POLICEMEN at TIE OAR.

There very large attendance yesterday to wit.
the boat for the hamponshp of the Fourth
precinct police. The contestants were officers NJ.
Crowley and J. Canavan. The course from the
Harlem River Railroad Bridge to High Bridge and
return a distance OF about five miles. The
made at 2h. 35m., both pulling evenly for sonle
distance. Crowley shot slightly ahead. SO that when
he reached Macombs Dam Bridge he two lengths
In front OF his opponent This increased to three
lengths when rounding High Bridge. On the return
trip Canavan spurted and gained gradually, SC that
they were on even terms at Macomb's Dam. Canavun
then led Crowley home winning easily by nearly one
minute Judge Tor Canavan Ohicer Gilligan, OF the
Fourth precinct; Tor Crowley Mr.. Heavysdc; referee
and starter, Mr. George Norton, OF the Grainercy
Club. Time, 45 minutes.
THE scuLL1Na CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND
BOYD vs. HIGGINS.
After much hagging another match has been made
between Boyd and Higgins Tor the championship Of
England. The race will take place the stn OF oc-
,ober and tho agreed upon is from the Star an
Carter Putney, to the Ship, at Mortlake The match
Is for 1900 a side and the Championship Of England
Challenge Cup. Oi this event the London Sportsman
of August 25, says:-
We have always beon OF the opinion that Higgins
die not scui within ton OF his true form
when Boyd beat him on May 25
We glad 10 hear that the coming match Is looked
upon by friends OF the scuers sort OF test
which Of the two Is 10 go to Australia TO row Trcket
carried through IL really Is national stigma that so
long time has elapsed without effort being made
by English sculers TO regain the lost title of "Cham-
pion the World," more especially when we have
seen, from collateral form, through Sadler and other
sculicrs that Trlc9et's form is no better than and
probably not so good that Of either Higgins,
Boyd or Blackman, II Lrmsden's hands had not
cstcrcd year ago are strongly OF the opinion that
he would have proved good for rrickctt; and yet
Lumsdcn Is a long way behind the other three Eng
lish scullers ALLUDED to- No wonder that, under such
circumstances. chafc at our humiliation, ana are
eager Its removal, II possible.
The New York herald., 1877-09-07
MYSTIC PARK.
Boston, Sept. 6, 1877.

BosToN Sept. 6, 1877.
The unfnisned race Of yesterday for the 25O class
was won by Schuyler, Pratt second, Nelson third
aud Morris fourth. The 2 20 and 2:34 purses
the regular programme ana the following is the result
fI,o duvic uvnrE
The New York herald., 1877-09-07


THE DIRECTORS YEsTERDAY-A REPLY TO
THE SCOTCH PROTEST.
The Board OF Directors OF the National Rife Asso-
cia.ion held meeting yesterday. letter was read
from Mr. Henry q. Snaw President Of the California
Rife Association stating that the necessities Of his
business had prevented him from accompanying the
State to New York, and thanking the association
for inviting him 10 act as OF the range officers
A letter also read from the Commissioners OF
Police offering the services OF nty uniformed patrol.
men, with Captain Mccullough, for duty at Creed
moor. This offer was accepted with thanks.
The secretary was requested To forward reply 70
Mr. konton Secretary of the Scottish RHO Associa-
tion and stating That the conditions for the contest for
the Centennial trophy originally established by the
Board cannot be changed by tho Board itself or any
other power.
A gold marksman's badge for contest at 200 and 600
yards offered by Colonel Wingatc and accepted
Mr. H. a. Buck, editor Of the SPIRIT Of the Times.
elected an honorary director for MS generous gift
Of 81 900 tor prizes.
The financial statement showed balance on hand
on August oil $426 81; receipts $3.50 %; disburse-
mcnt to date, 81 457 ~; due the treasury, $570 o5
y committee consisting OF Messrs Schermerhorn,
Gdcrslceve and Scott were appointed to hire hall
for the presentation OF the Centennial trophy 10 the
winning team.
The New York herald., 1877-09-07

The ldier, therefore, won the race. beating tho
Rambler by Oh 2Sm. 39s anu the Vesta came IN
iblrd. As soon the yachts passed tne Lghtship
they started Tor their anchoragcs staten Island and
Bay RIDGE where they arrived during the AFTERNOON.
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witnt@ Aaia iitis ~as ,.ss~sis ssAasaassaa, sna
" s.~ semsssl ~Ns lu.asssA ulssa thrs fright ~
v,il ,iN,p msssss. Afsts she iatraHieaslsm y
sisr seA. slsss mes. and wHlnsss expressed lalA
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wis,w.s. ~sti hs hsasd MslIA hal masls hlsn~ls
sass. anil Mclls elihsi, "ien l~s, ~ seasls b.
that eif~s. 1hs n,,ss, the siimss saii, ~sa
Il, " raised ~ subscription, ht hitnssit lssfss~
tnu ts give saWn
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Anun Dickinson, Ii failure in tl,e love
scenes ~ her uwn phys. Wl,cn TIN ~,
perirnre.l neiur sl.llrs up IL her nnd
r,arlius his arms nsulInl IIer riRid waist,
air grim him by the ~rlHt Anl hollis him
1T III arms lrlgtI, while lle .ayA his
piece, anil iIen, wIst, Nhe reaches ti,e
melting moment nnl lowers her I,enL ~
III II ,lf.x,p ,,lan hia shoulder. thu ron.
strained nitioli Ii NJ likr the gesture ~ Il
venerable William RsMt IN tin MT III ~.
sl4ttnR Il tsnsinH iMy over 4 pasture feiue
TINT the audience RIefnlly link tO SEQ
flu unhappy lDycr hnitHsl rlrnr over into
liz orchestra hsi,lie.. nnL tlrr II Il Ren.
ersl murmur II disappointment wI,en he
lt,NV~ his tret nid rssvivcs thu .lrui, III
l,er ln,aL viii, Marsly audible RrtiiIi. =
UWiiHHfW TuWh.EUs,
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WARRINGTON NOTES.

circular frnm tlu Treasury Department
prohibits sln importation ~ rattle anil hli.s
ff"m Germany. This wecantinn Ii taken ie
prevent the Introduction lnto ihls country IL
tl,r rlnirfy~.i.
The Department VI The Interior has received
certificates ~ thr rnupiutiu, III /. nft..niip
section uf TIN ts,,ttharh l'AeIiie rsIuAd Ia tall.
fnrhIS ul' thu Yuma division, and twn ..s',io,,.
~ twenty miles ~ ti.p 'r,lAre lI,l~iu,,. lhe
commissioners fe1vt that tl,e f.a.l IL tsHt,,sa.
NV eastward and the track viii laulal,ly ,soaa
th' tnlxado flser n Furt Yuma l,s0 Arlxu,,A Il,
The middle VI March.
EnHliNsrx examining The stability II ,he
foundation. " tl,c Washington monument will
4uHR'.t i',c tea'i',g do~n ~ IN lsesli utuHt.
iitn and thu nnusaI ~ ti.u ritiM. IL tiu ,,rei..
u Ma..Asls,'~si. A,uu,N aud Fourteenth 1lr..t
for ihe ba4e II usAuiia .l,an ~ Imposing
height Asai dusisn.
Tho Nt'i.Ata tonnii.. u, I.rltnsit# lisW H..
,is,ed MA ~ ssisHt. NJ this session. TN hin M.
sH'aIyiiu 4 Territorial government IN tiu lilarA
IliilH.
The Washington rgns,u,ulsilt ~ il,e thi
.aH" Trib"m lsi.Hl.ths "I'inm III. p,~sl
tsA~is hH believing thai President utani viii
''"ii'H I" Interfere III Louisiana during Nj.
remaining tan weeks III hi~ administration, III
seiA !" maintain thu l,ts~snt inn.y.hir siat.l~
N qun. There have heen several important
onftrci'nes " Republicans. VI which II ~as a..
cisied 10 recommend this polr& b. IN t,.si.
dent. and Heefsisry firh ha. lssn requested II
,~ NJ. influence ~ That enL. II II urged i,
thrM thai The retiring administration si,p,ll.l
mi undertake slie management ~ thia s.,mIlt
| fA.~d InuirIanA ahaiI hal Ahunll haze il ~
disturbed aud unchanged. u b. handled Il, III.
tn.nh,Ina VI. .ldrnt
The rreriden, hat appointed Edsatd II
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Valuable tire.l'ruA t'MMjs~ltlo,,.

Al interesting test Inns jnnt lnau
ilnls ttl tlts stnRe ~ MaNlek.fH
IInntsr. tl,ietHo. ~ u naWly,insant.d
iifrsprpf preparation fnr HtnHr Msssirrs
nlnl properties. The tsnt, which wis
nu.lr Ii, Tho ttseM,iia., III Il ilnn,lar NJ
rity uiiirial~, TIN lural lnlW,s report WINS
every wny satisfactory Tlm cai,ya1, ~
II rninn frpn tlm niun,, ,lnssl instantly
~llen iHl,ited md lnlrlnsl freely bnt.
nftrf lMInp coated viii, the prpnrntipil,
iln canvas wslil,l nnly elnr nnIsr u
ihreral,li,ter inch l,lowlpiIr N Hnr,
wuiil,l not even ignite III tl,r ordinary ~.
pllraiini IT iirr. nnl woul,l MT lla1e
uthlrr my circumstances, ptustr NJ
~.aAl IL ,l,r thirk,,rHs IL ilis irnine. ~urk
aAe,l fnr spr,n. aini Mstir.nlIlftinR, Nllial,
hul Ml., Aun r,mt.al with iir.l,aint,
~rrr Int slightly clnrrad nlnlrr i bla1e
III gas fur IN inluli IN iivn minutes
l'lm preparation l,nH lHrn applied 81
ssery hlt NJ Mrttrry. ennsnH. curtains.
sal.wnfk nnl machinery employed ~,
tl,a siuRr NJ MaNGksr'. rllenl.r, uni. m
II protection nuuin1t tires, n IN claimed
~ lW worth innfe ilian I'LL tl,r .le,I,us
TINT ran lm suggested fnl additional III.
rllilicw III rsii In tl,r auditorium III il
ll,rnier This valuable preparation il
destined b. ir utilized MT nln,n l,s then,
t.r people, inll will iu iOnMl III ilu'nle,,.
liable bensiii u ihs pnlllr NJ lnrge, ami
fnrmer. Ia particular. II. applying |,
~ hnrnn n,nl utIu.r pltln,il.linAn. tl,eM
structures cnn In Rendered almost nl,w,
lntely fIr,spr,nf. and safeguard will
illnH W. afforded against tlie Ms',,rrsnr.
u accidental an,l iuunpllary iire2. |.
which ulr agricultural friends ar' ~
constantly subject, The preparations
rulpsisl# III ii combination III silirnir,
tnnn1tnte ~ ~sln nlul whiting. Fnll
particulars ~ tu Inv ~ make ni..l apply
this ril.al invaluable I,rssNiltio,, against
iife will i" furnished cllesrtnlls aiul
ftsv II charge. ~ application ~ Mr., i.
i. sharpe, thn business manager IT NJ
Nirk.r'a 9il,calsf, Chicago.
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NENN on TIM wGGK.



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sfsNsft*sassA sa f~s' smwHsss ssHs
W. AA#ssssn hAA~~tA Ass sys.A psa -.
sssas = iwsamsss ~ ssisssatsas a ,ss1aNs4s a
W. ss@ssta n m sw~ iatss .a.y~ sty..us~s
svsw~s v hssv &ttsAes y, Al ~eh ~ sess,
AisssAs~ as~~ss% II tsA. IN sAsss ~
nsan~as~ss ssh~-s eisAnl III ,s.~2,s.,,,
ssf#sss, slsss ~ssAs .ssvA ~ w. xs.~s..
h@aa~rsa ~asssA wNs ~es.ss~ss~snl f~srs,s
h't ~s~*as saa ise hs~ss ~~sA .stssses s.4s
''"' .ses wss~# srswe RmV shM u
has ls~n se~assl thai aas tsrasusi mas l#s
sae~ssA rsw ua ihe death n isas M, i,svT~vs
tive ~ ssir~sliss. TlsI. kAws the ,lsss ts~a
y she AhTsseNn ssrli.ssl Met msass,
ArsAa aiT~lsh rg&sts s~,a. Mhnsl,llt aa
esginsss HI ths kh~itws mtsAs. ard lins
rsAsshs. whr wss ~ sassrlossnK ,sssslIies, IN
AhsssiniA. hasf l~sn maps~ssv~, vi ths nssl,s..
u,astaniinsiar tilsrsssh sa.s MusstesWrfa
has AsAsvl IN i~enNnths sss,nssssn IL hi. arms.
sis~ fw shv consideration VI hss risiu,s, sua
that Y u hardly lsrs.shle Turkey wiIl grant III,
request.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-23
Had Fire.

"luner, hnse yun ltennl ~ liz tts
Tint hnrmi np ll,as mnl,'s haua. a.a
ipt /
{. VI, Nm.ili. wlnrr VIM II y
ilem Ia tll' city.
"Whns Il misfortune, WuA II i
I,piia p
Yea, 4 nice lonrs aill lui fpaai
homo FIR my family,
Whit pit, How did ilir III
take r
,Ih1 ,nnn PLAYED with fir. ani
tIonufilrr1l, ~ II lilnH,Ii,
burned, I'm Z
Yea, NJ anl MI. All rone. rli'k ai'i
Glenn. =
That's angular. |, must ha,. heell
il terribly hpt iir Md sll.n ! ,l.nli vii
~. how II renld h,m tl,a iot.
Nj, II Wiz nnt Il larna FIR, nnf
yrry Int iirr. lll.lrpI II Ann snnll
TINT Ii attracted iut liiiIe attention,
lint how could e,leh Il lir blun ~, i
hn,las and lit I Nnli haven't told lnn.
1T burned lnlB tim nn,fa tlHn
twenty s,prs nn,I il,mieil II assntl II
consume .ar, nIuNis. trt II n,tlt n"ns
nlo,it sl'f, worth es,r, ,ttaf, nutil u NJ
all gnla.
~ enni 1niip understand san ,,t.
TIL M Ill .,lnnii Il.
Will. IL Win kiMilrl u M ,ta ~ 4
eivur. i'le ripnf s,A llim, IL lnniHt Il
tDltina. Hia. ,llnnluiiI, urrl t',a ss.af. ni.sl
That. Ia i~rni, nne yrpfa. Nplild ninni'lll
~ Ht, lHt,, le2idu. nll il,r iut.r'pl. Nns
the Whole MIN Mp,i,lnt ~ FIR fr,uil
slO,nN,. Tint wnlli In, llns i,,,,Da
n,l lut. even IN Chicago, II wp,llsl pn,
fpf il lnrgr fnnm III vi. e,a,niry,
"Whrw g,i.Ha no~ YIN Iuaai, M,
fur has. Smoked nntv than iwsnt,
years Int didn't know II c.,Hi ~ nli,t'l,
! IN TINT. AMI ! hnsoui my house " ny
nwil. Have always rsntsI Thought |
/ MnM I'M Wsyr tD uni, hulisa. Ntll ii
inWnHsa ltasr lnen burning Il ~
| What il fO0I | llass been s
The hUyx lind l.lier never ut II irr
wl,iel, costs " nul1. anil wll1E. t1hnsipll
IL might lW u, enniI, put nsll, n ~ ~,
likely, III orr kililrsl. III kerp lnr,,lA
nii their Iis.A ryatfsbnU N -
| N,ns.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-23

ASee iiaan dlaseleb @,s ,al .hs iske
Shue ami Michigan southern i,ailt"al rntl.
rans Tia. s,ssitsl With the wislp~ II eM ~ lhp
Asi,iahnlA sleslma f,H ts,lTs. which mrans.
laulehls. ss,un ani expenses ~ Identification
and r.tmn II tir remains, " any,
tssslr, the ssilud lrrsl,leM ~ M.slsr, AT.
rived III NV fu.h iasl ~,ek
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-23

A writer In tln InH HfH Uu.th tss ss
tint Chronological tl.hlr. tipII inpns aiil
piilpr ruin'i,l.,uar. Thus. 2ti s.atit
llrasiirs,l tln' ,l,,raiiunu ~ dtnnatl.a u III,
ki,ipH III llnina. lIu Hslstlrid nnd,ani,s.
ilm Nrrtsiurinn kinpH II lfnfnsi H.d
tla Lombard kiunA ~ It'll, IL liI,
manner ~ ,rnrR nua liz linaIlsn, II
ksllo,nnn'A l.mlla AMI II ilt i,lnl4n
empire itun iIu Iaiiie II Aeilun 4, III,
daatl ~ Ilneslt,1inA tn ts1H, Il
ruMltaA nl,ap from 'ile faupis 49, III NJ
lso,,i,ssar ~ Vii. .l.4sili ~ tlesalld. Il f,aa
thu fnll III tLa lat,an slHIdf. 80 ilrf
.lruiIi III t'na.a, Auuu#itl,n ~ III II
tatlisltusni Is katl ~ fiui md ihsfl
ihe ItilrrtAAt'ta, II liniiiss nv s't.i TT
I'm ii, I'M sish,l ls,n IN IA llt / tiiNtf,
Inasr ~ III aiinatis,il ~ t.rin NIL
nnr. u,ai Iat Il will ~ .ss,ii, tiip Ivss
r,ts II, N taA'snsluvrl wv tM Turks
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-23

-staAes - - ala4a 49,. Y - /. 80.
4 tsessss ssss.s 4. .@4.s
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People with falpa, isyKa. should MT
tnkr 1'urkinI, lmtlis. "A Iinn hi Han
Fnlmi~s,. wIu Ind subjected iim~sii IL
iiir lurni III nm. tn,inl Ills nps~,, IL, ram.
Inn int. lunker.l. hliAt1foh. h,,lusl.
aml aAalpales~. Iniln,rnbiAr AMI gum
laL 'nterrd liz composition iIriDg M
ahlr ~ ,letasl, tl,n IlnMf. tl,e mun Wis
compelled ~ return ~ l'nriw. where IL
lal lHtn manufactured. fsr u ne~ pr,.
lima Nv,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-02-23

isufiu. lh,iplh ~, tl,a Gilman. Clinton
Al iiIntnaiiatl ,ulnud ~. working ull
hii TIM 40 tftt.iin Ai !, 4 i,n.uiI,. lhsit
lfi ts.hi.na Aii lhste III mpe -
III 4uit lia sulk. 49, 10 ih.a tn,e.
t,,n i,u u accommodate
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n. ~
nn1llL 1 lllusVoRfp
| 0AMkENo,
cNEMN. iuMA.
Exohange, Gold. silver
Governments Oonde
ns&,sAs ana NM.
cs''e.s:sss : -. .H9>Re ~ leE~-~".
r':.. 1919: s,s -: . I, N y. ,+sr. s~s 's 'a.1s
Real Estate Bought and Sold On
Commission.
ra1ES ram FoR AnA RESIDENTS
I~.@ass faek.,- v, W. la~an ians, Amen i,ne,
Asshes sAn.. ussaN Lsns ., reduced salss.
runMeArosnNxr~
Ne~ Vera s,slmAs, Mn 4 g~<
,hrss. -raics N.tseas l.sna. -.
M~trees- frrss NsAtvnal lMnA.
AAsos x,sssli. soss fssss~rnH.
Srosk : arnAana
Insurance Agents,
CAr~cu towA.
nrrv~.+u. .emc y ,he sr., rrmr~n,t. IL The ua,ra
htas~s. Aaeh Aath~
NINA, II ifastfcra,
uNpERwMirERx, II NT~ lsA,
mi And ,hr AMERICAN. ~ vhasse.
G.. " coA"s
Maslns rented his
MGAr MARkEr,
% can " had IN This part " th~ ec,n,ry, ii ~hoc.
sale ~ srtail, ics cash and neththR else.
w ssay fUr rash. and n~,l epv enc Same.
credit need nol h. asked foe, .. II ~lii NOT W Tvan,.
ed. am lnnnd e sell e cheap =. any ene fos
.Io"x v. MAYNARD.
Painter and 0lallsv,
car~co. Iowa.
shop nearly orrosi,e thu Elevator. viii M, he
sssc,,s" as. ~ a"s', y ~ofs rr*s =. eh'sr :. s.y
! = m'roHs'a-
AvorloMEGR,
NEw Oan,os, Iowa,
and guarantee satisfaction ~ no ias. Terms res.
aonNbtr. taI
Mouse, Sign and Carriage Paint
lrU.
CMkAeo, iuwA.
W. BALLARD,
CakAco, lnwA
VIII Repair 0looke,
AMI guarantee saiI.fAe.lon. Lsssy elech warranted
.n v..,.. lFiM9 sloaH your defective eiaAs " hs
residence. aud he VIII ses them rlsht. oAarass
Nus, r, v. Lkf
Teacher o. vocal and instrument.
81 Wuol0,
cneHon, Iowa
/ AnAs n.s1trr,
County surveyor.
Novses. -Tksse ~lss Wish ses ~ services ~ sav.
seyos may Aad M = ~
N~ala~Me@. ~. aHss Hair M,,ss North.
Wssa srWsn Howard Csnter.
On .he Lam. springs rad, ~, N ny absence, me.
with me !. lfowsrA CENTER u Olva isoy. Always
Rise The seetlnn, tovMahip snd range. Th~ survey.
oss records will II hept h th@ tUFt uWA~ usssco.
aAm6 UUnnty surveyor.
The Centennial
SADDLE I HARNESS. |
MANUrAOToRY.
1'An MndrFaiaMed has rey~Mily lavAl~a IN urrseo,
lne lh~ pNr1hA~ " misunderstanding u ustlrr aMd
hearnG on hand uasapists stWh u
adde's. Harnesses, 0ridlss, Cellars
Whips, LAshss, 0rushss.
Harness OILS,
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trs. Wm. \, Miller. tteaeeAl Msaa1sr. NIns-
teenth ye4s. AhoMt sinty AnoAss ny III eApeaees
keepers. psansn, ssposless. ot~s1eass, sseAlleels
eussstCss 80 teevhsSs thnvuMaAit AitsA. Enotlsk
Asenteea free. Free lactusre ~ etnin~nl 0sal0ts
tser furnished trMA INT self tr4sAlMs. fsls.
Ftsvhtnu free. Nh.sshand ~sltlhG tsee 0noi
BOARDING. siuhA and tArii, board. Nsiivesd fssa
'isD AAdl.As NAfLtLA C,LLE0E. ksrsuA l~As
ttss. Nhsts tnA ss~ uN AdsssttA~Memt A1i
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-18
Good Advice.

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Although 1t Is true GERMAN SyRUp & curing
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much better to have IL at hand when three
doses ailI cure you. One Bottle will last your
family a winter and keep you safe from
danger II you are consnmptive. do not rest
until yon have tried this remedy. Sample
bottles 10cents Regular size 10 cents Sold
by your Druggists at Moore's and Auder-
son's Drug Stores, Lambe,tyillc, and NTolyer-.
tons, New Hope
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i E
A HORRIBLE CnrME.-A terrible murder
occurred in New York on Saturday night,
which will rank among the cruclest in recent
criminal records An Italian named Cornelius
Seanlon, was found on the pavement at Nc.
43 Mulberry Street, with a fractured skull and
in dying condition. Around his body was
wound clothes line, firmly binding him SO
that he could not move neither arms or legs
Investigation showed that Scanlou's wife,
and several Italians had been having spree
and a quarrel. II appears that during the
quarrel Scanlon was set upon and beaten ter
iibly, after which in a fit Of demonac malice,
the brntes bound and gagged him and threw
him from thirdstory window. The murder
ers are under arrest, and it is sincerely hoped
will be hanged.
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VEGElrIINE.

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merry pastor o. the Metooaist ehure, hyue
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every one who reads this letter 81 ne wonneriu cura
tive qualities Of Vesetne as thorough cleanser aud
Mn. II R. srryrss HYDE PARK Mass En- p 1870
IN y back sud oo the Of
deep-seated abscess, which was fifteen months in
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A fashion magazue says ''If the Temi-
nine forehead is longer than the nose, it
should be shortened BY the bair.'ss And if on
the other hand, if the masculine nose is long
or than the forehead, we suppose a man ought
to let his moustache grow up over the end Of
it and half way to his eyes
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The history of the world teaches no lesson
with more impressive solemnity than this
That the only safe gnideof a great intellect,
is a pure, hearts that evil no sooner takes pos
session of the heart, than folly commences
the conquest of the mind.
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PoIlTENEss. Many a man., raised from
poverty and obscurity to wealth and honor,
can trace his rise to- civility,; it is sure To- re-
produce itself In others, and be whosis always
polite will be sure to get. at least, as much as
he gives. We believe it was Macauey who
defined politeness as benevolence in small
things. The French, vhoare. nothing unless
satirical, declare politeness to bcsthe zero Of
friendships thermometer.
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One Of our ignorant rich men, many years
ago refused to contribute in aid Of the OBJ
seiyatory at Cambridge because the astrono.
mers there would be discovering new stars,
when there was no use for half the stars al
ready known.
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/" Now, my boy" said the examiner, g II
had mince pie and should give two-twelfths
of tito John, two twelftbs to Isaac, and two
twelfths to Harry, and should take half the
pic myself, what would there be left ? Speak
out loud, so that all canhear. The plate .
shouted the boy.
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Tho greatest statesmen are those who not on
ly develop national resources favorable to the
material interests of people, but also pro-
mote virtue, enlightenment and patriotism.
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Lord Castlereagh made SO many new words
that Canning called him the literary coiner.
lie has got mint in his mind, = said he.--
''Mint in his mind /" rejoined Sherdan.--
4" Would lie had sage in his head .
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The great Chinese wall, built twenty GEN.
turtles ago to resist tho Mongol Inconsistencies,
still serves as q fertilization thirty-three hum
dred miles long.
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The Salt Lake Tribune estimates that since
the settlement of Utah over six hundred MUIR
dcrs have been committed BY the order of the
Mormon priesthood.
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Rome Sentinel -" The Morava Register
asks, Are American girls delicate p 1t de-
ponds very much whether you offer them CO.
coanut cake and ice cream, or bar Of soap
and y wash board
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Women have more strength in their looks
than wo have in our laws, and more power by
their tears than we have by our arguments.
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There is no error so crooked but it has In IT
some lines Of truth. This is why it is SO I'M
successful,