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Evening star., 1877-10-19
THE TRADES.

wish To I'd wise my numerous
~ patrons and the public generally that have re-
moved from g street 20 my new and spacious enops
corner OF New Hampshire avenue and ~ street.
northwest, whore 4 will be happy % receive ana
execute ORDERS for fipe Furniture, Doors, Menesss
Mirror Frames, and Interior Decorsuons gensros!v.
Al RracStcal Beck and JOb PrfneaHo. .
10l1 Psep:ylvsnis s.s:s wsshinssoa, d.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

AZ LII DAVIS q Co. have attained env,-
Eishs grand piAnos. 'sS'uFe oi up
Evening star., 1877-10-19

In Washington. Colored eashmeres. bIasx
caShmeres, black silks, black alpacas blank
cts, shawls, cloth for boys wear, wa,er- proof
cloth Read our new advertisement OF cheap
dress goods. Carters, Market Space.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

ANSEL OF NIGHT Is what Dr. Balls Oough
nAs oee a termed by IArents, hose worry n z
srd eoughing children have been sootnsd and cured
remedy. " N'o'i cut
~ coaA price tor any Kind Of Lsdies, Cent?, anS
ShHFsc XhhHGFsc stC0Hn, S9 p aAHp oLOTaIaG, ROci9
1oee 6y nan Dro0piy attended nsyi.ix
SECONDHAND CLOTHING. FURN[
OTgk1, CA1fkfs, B1DDIAG, OILOLOTHs,
SnG 0ooee % every deGcrtptton bought, ond fhc
oeuSly Nth slresS 81 Psan'sS 49, 80,
EFT-OFF CLOTHING, Booas, 66oSS.
eo1 fSr ths hisheN cesh Iries. Gsafv OiothioS :.
yec3any de1!Sds for whtck ths sx0sne yalus yin IS
osssss.v. osemy yeeoDey ata0101 q. ivtlk
Evening star., 1877-10-19

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
II. j. Bright to J. w. Bright 3 $50, lot ., Of
sob. lois and ), square 972. &C. Riley ~
w. j. ] enOir, $500. lot 2G. sub. square 5i5.
Wm. Black 10 f.. StcfTen $500, lots and L,
square ! ,Ol9. l.. II. Stevens TO J. j. Albright.
$500, lot 1, square 7i3. Albright m J. T.
Stevens, - ,0CG, lot 3, square ISi. Z: II. ) M
mons 10 Mary e. shea, 1000. lot |, square
556. EdSon and Hyde TO G.. 3. Bailey. = 500,
south half lot =, square IS. David Hagerty
10 II. w HOwgate, IS, 500, lot 50, SUB. square
.3s. L. Heanny to j. ID, Baltimore, 500, lot
II, sub. lot 2, square 5S1. J. -. Evans 20 II,
joseph, $4,000, sub SO. of Evans sub. of pt.
square 21T. X. Joseph TO Annie B. Evans,
S10.@a, sub. SO, square 2i7. Jane F. Bateman
10 Alice mCCebe. - 800, lot 50, sub. OF square
2C.. {. Ingle, trustee, to j. a. Newman, part
lot :, square 42G JOS. Miller To 4 SttebPner,
$780, part of Monastery, one acre. ia. New
man 10 n. Moran. 500, lot I, square 42j.
j. T. Miller TO j. b. Wilson, S3 800, lot 20,
square COS. r. Fendall, trustee, to John
Roche, 81 go, lot II, square 500. ID. Smith to
Harvey x Holden, 81 900, lot 2, sub square
355. +. X. Stewart to w. II. Beall. S3 .O10, lot
! square IG4. Cassandra a. Bishop TO J. B.
Wakefield, 81 coo, lot 2, square III. G. i.
Church TO A. l.. johnson, IS, 500, north half
u, square $40. J. r. Edison eft al. to j. j.
Edison. $3 600. lots 19 and 20. square SSJ, aud
and :, in Kelly's sub. of 93i. Howard Uni
versity 10 Ann TOlliver, Si9S 10, west half
lot 6, block 8, Howard University. Same TO
John TOlliver, do, east half do, do. q. s.
Ballock to j. j. and j. r. Edison, 81 900. lot
A and part B. sub. of part square 5S1. w. +.
Hoffman, trustee, to ID. l.. Morrison, $3.50,
lot 8, sub. of lot 4, in sub. square loss.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
MERINO UNDERWEAR.

FOB GENIE. - BED WOODEN MEDICAT-
ED SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS, Koitted also, made up
Of the best Medicated Flan-
mel, = each full line of
REGULAR MADE UNDER
WEAR, at bottom prtces A
first class Wool UNDER
SHIRT, all sizes, for 81.
FOB La GENTS, the best
VEST for the money A fr,t-
class WOOL VEST ard
DRAWEKS to matcn. all sizes,
for 81 each Regular maie
VEST, elegant makes, at bot
tom prices.
FOR CHlLDBkN-The larrest I;ne Of ME9lNO
UNDERWEAG. Of the best
makes, at very low igures
Evening star., 1877-10-19
GUN A BID LIN E.

NOTICE.
" mn the v,ew q Diminishing tue chances az col
fer I'll seasons of the year
On the outward p6esAge from Que~ sta q Go New
IoIa or B1ston o.essinH meridian Of 90 81 . lat, On
On the houeward passage eroesias toe meridian C.
- at - lat, or nothing TO the north cf q.
TH1 BHdTysH s1y AMP NORTH AAnHRIoAn
BkIwEEN NV fORk AMP IiyEAP0Ok,
ILoa nEw roi Z. sRok NEW ToRy.
eeyth,A---Wed Cd. Oct. u pcythia.--Wed.,D Dec. &
.knssis.---Wed., Nov. sRuSsia--..Wed., Dec. Il
Aiger1a..... Wed.s Nov u AlgeriA---. Wed, Dec II
Bothnis.--. wed.. hoy. q Bcihnia-. wed, Dec. );
Ana every following Nsoneoday from Hsw forR
Seaman marked DO NOT carry Heerase passsa sers.
HAfn OF PAseA6B:-Oaoin, oD, 4l0o and n is.
foao, according to accommodation, Ticket to Par1s
W eoaas aadt3cnaA. Bsturp eeksts O fsvorobis
ots:rese escksas @ and frc. sn pan. Of lurops a
HeI low ratss. Through bills Of landing Rfven Tor
ssiis.ta oiecsO.: asUs, AntysrI a.d other 1orts
4etght and Daoage apply at the gCompanyS ofscS
Io; BoElinG Green; or both steerags asi ea6iS'
tea9-N OHAs. q. .fRAMUKLYl, Agent
Evening star., 1877-10-19
ENCOURAGE
HOME
INDUSTRIES.

A HERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
a General Once, corner 10Th and =; "a District q
Bog ren1 20 be reduced TO 81 ~ per month aftsI
n ase o. July send for CIRCULAR.
Q The sxIsoss Of the COMPANY, by which certain
0GnnlD can b oonmuntoafed 10 the off1cos above
mentioned, from Witch points the service required
IromItll rendered. 4 msssengsf can b called 8
fcilesnsn, = occstsns Il q ssssodsscs q dee csI
- 1iahs stsrn e TIE hoos. insa1t1y whom leaios
~ TUNED In. Ohaoe In tolegrophfo oommunica-
Ton yttA gensEal1re darn. lnginsg at the door
TO ml1ytee a1lsr Are alAsD g t1Els1 h G hoaso.
aoase 1seanfly aay q nlgAs. No .vssehnan oaa
~ e Ssfy yifs:a1 hcln9 NDoEl1d next .oEnins.
oees - earn6l = Ds1loe eau, q. q - Fsgular siG.
- eeS euDoo0oos . DaDon60 = o1t - kAGv -
V4sses 5.A 8ux1 Isslsaa
Evening star., 1877-10-19
The synod ar Basyi.uore

The annual session Of the Synoi OF Balti-
more, composed of the Presbyteries of Bal
timore, New Castle, Washington aud Rio
de Janeiro. at the First Presbyterian church,
Ieasssmbled at O'Clock yesterday, and the
case OF Rev. Mr.. Morr' son was taken up ard
the most of the session was consumed in
reading the papers in the case.
At the evening session the subject of mis-
made by Rev. DR. Marquis of Baltimore,
Rev. DIR. Tryon Edwards of Pniladel phia,
Kew. Dr. Wills of this city. Rev. DR.. BrOd-
bead OF India, and Rsv. DR.. Squiers OF Port
The case OF Mr.. Morrison was taken mp,
ard the reading OF the papers In the case
havirg been concluded, DR.. squier. Mr.. Nor
Tison's counsel. opened the argument, re-
viewing the proceedings of the meeting at
HagerstowD. He said the evidence showed
that sbryock was guilty of falsehood.
DR.. Rankin, for the prosecution. replied
and Rev. Mr.. Cross, for the prosecution, took
up the ten charges ard nineteen specifica-
tions se-iatim, and denied the truth of each
OF them.
At ll:45 p. m. the Synod adjourned.
TODAY.
The session was opened with devotional
exs rciseS, conducted by DR. Wills.
Rev. Mr. Morrison made quite q lengthy
address H. defeL ce of his cause
Judge lirak' calIet upon all who partici-
pated In the action OF the presbytery Of Bal
timOre TO show reasons why they had voted
SIS they did, and the following answprai:-
Drs. BackuS, Marquis, Fulton, Mr.. Gibson
Or Rankin, Mr. Carter. Noyes. Beale. jelly.
The presbytery of Baltimore and Mr.. MOrri-
son Withdrew for consultation
TIE roll of the other presbyteries was called
for the purpose of giving the members al Ol-
portunIty to give their views.
Al l:50 O'Clock the synod proceeded to vote
on the question OF sustaining the appeal or
not by yeas and nays. and the vote resulted
Sustained, 5; sustained in part, Il; not sIs-
aimed. 20.
The me derstor Or Wills decided that the
appeal was sustained in part.
A delegate raised the point that if some
NO!ed 10 sustain one part and some another,
then there was question whether the ap-
peal vas sustained
The subject was under consider ration when
OuT report closed.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

Hon. ALEX. II. STEPHENS, OF Georgia,
used DUrang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheu-
mat.sm with great benefit. Lpiille's Head
ache Speeide cures headache In five to twen-
~ minutes. Sold by every druggist. Fifty
cents.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
srEANERS FOR NEW YORK.

The staamere Ohm Gibson and T. Z. knI0hg
vfh leave New York ct a O'Clock D. M. .>scsS
every saturday, Georgetown every Sat 5xf&s
same day.
freisn ats taken st lowest rates. Fer iniormsr.oe
apply at cfce over Metropolitan Bank. 18th street
OF 20 & 2. a. DRk8AE, Agent, Water street
Georgetown. SAmuEL BACON,
ap2l-tr PrssfSrns.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

WE WOULD KEsPECTFULLY AN
w N0UNCT 10 the public that our stock o
SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL REQUISITES
A. nov complete, and that prices are the very
lowest that such Books are sold for IN any Of the
The fnest qualities Of STATIONERY slxays nc
stock.
NEW BOOKS received soon o. is.uec.
a special lot OF BOOKS at ~ cents per yoisme
uOHUN BROTHEkb,
1O15 Pennsvteansa seesSs.
epu Ool ner llth street.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

NEW BOOKS AT BALLANTYNE'S,
42s SEVENTH STREET.
Memoir Of Rev. Vim A. Rush;
The hidden Life, by Rev Adolph esphir:
Abrshsm. tho Friend OF God. BY J a Dykes:
Lectures on Preaching. by Philip Brooks;
The Religious Feeling. n Study f1r fsnh;
Modern Philosophy. by Francis Bowen:
On Poetic Inter- probation of Nature, By sharfp;
Nicholas Miuturn. by J Holland. rep2s-tr
Evening star., 1877-10-19

FOR WASHING
Show Cases, Plate Glass,
Mirrors, use
ocuS-u YOUkG'S DETERGENT.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPsoS, Csstsil JoEs
y. WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot OF G&W -
SS Tne.s.ss strsst ,hTss Geo.s tine. %,
river; Tnurdsys ct = O'Clock g. m. for Ourriomau
And Leohardtown; SATURDAYS st = oolSok .. m. fer
Currtorasn and LeonardtoWn.
Tor further informaiIon apply at the once over
Metropolitan Bank, Knox Express once, or st thu
Company . W harf, foot Of 9th street.
Baggage called for on application az h COZ = AZ
prss Once. III BACON, Prest.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STEAMSHIP LIN E BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREAIEN.
The steamer OF this Company will sal every Sat
uTday from Bremen Pier. foot Of Third --e5rAe
New York 10 Southampton, London, ,.s.z1sD
Heyre and Bremen, first cabin, 9 lJo second cabin,
500 gold; steeTsse, Ga currency FOR freight or
PASSAGE, apply 20 0ELRfCHs 90,
sepo TN Bowling Green, New York.
A MERiCAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A ssil every THURSDAY direct from >oeIns
rhiadeiphia % Liverpool, touching as aEk93R
Queenstown. ~60
Cabin, Intermediates and stoersse passage tickets
Can De hed Ct ID. .. COOKE. yR. Co. \. Bark
srs, 1870 street Also. Agents scr tbs 6ee star
Line 70 Antwerp
Evening star., 1877-10-19

FALL AND WINTER FABRICS Of the
choicest selected patterns for both voutns'
Doys ana ehiliren's wear, far superior 10 the
CenteDnlal or any other exhibit NAV he
daily seen at the Boys Clothing House of n.
Robinson x Co, 9,S Pennsylvania ayenue.
The problem OF how 10 dress the bows is no
lnreer perplexing or difficult OF solution.
Their styles, fabrics and prices have sol : 1
it 10 the entire public satisfaction. I
Evening star., 1877-10-19

JHE CASE or CoLUsBUs ALEXANDER
S SSI. IHE DIsTkicr;- : Yesterday, in the
supreme Court of the UUitej States the r-ase
OF Benniscn ct al agt- Columbus Alexanier
was docketted and dismissed on motion or
NJ. NJ. stewart: Ihis Is the New York special
IN General Term. decided In favor of Mr..
A'eAancer, restraining the sale of property
PrOvements. "
Evening star., 1877-10-19

$50 NEW STYLES OF
HOSIERY,
In Cotton. Woo'len. Lille Thread and Silk to match
all styl- of Dressing. ali marked very low Tn peT
cent IF By the Hat Doc.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
CBILDBEN'S CLOAKS.
themselves.
RALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIG
URES.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
CLYDE'S NEW RSFRESs LINE
~ EET&EEH

~ BETWEEN
PHILApEhPbih,A ALEX sDEih, WASHING
C0ENECTING AT PHILADELPHIA Wits
CLfDES LINE FOB BOSTON AND PECy-
IULNCE hNDNEN ENGLAND STATE
SAILING DAYS
sfou ftilsdelp lpnia-setuEdsy. ef Il.
from Nashin gton--n oGday, at u q. M.
from Georgetown-Moadsy, st >. u.
Ireie hSs received dslly. Through -s1
saas sxsa 70 asSihs Ssp ai aaa
so9Gs ls1ssd q At Seosgst..n Shs!t ~ please have
~ FOR tgli inforn.stion apply to J. Ii. JoHRsOs a
%, k2o3 street northwest, snd lsth siree1
wharf, W ashing gton, n. o.; G. n. HYDE: SO HsieT
Street, yeoI getosn, y: o.; Wh. p. DLIDk Cc.s
phis. mar1O IL
Evening star., 1877-10-19

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
or Euildirgs kntwiSle: John w. Paine con-
ktIuct eight brick dwellings and stores DIST
between street and Pennsylvania avenue:
S2,!00. Thomas Evans, construct three three
story brick dwellings, 18Th, between h and
l. street. northwest; - coo. Rev. Matthew
Alig, pair frame Dwelling, eth. between
u and II streets northeast; 500 C. T. Prem
tiss, repair frame dwelling. corner 9Th
street and North Carolina avenue southeast:
$50. John Cumberland remove a frame
dWeiiiT z, tetweon G. and f streets SOUTH
west; Sto- Eei jamin Waters. repair frame
owelllI 2. corner i4th end e streets sOuthea =
so James AaeruCer- repair q frame dgeil-
ing, leth. between VI and y streets north
west. $40.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

THE LATEST.-Egypt as IL Is: McCaD,
- uniform With Baker Turkey and waIlsch' .
Russia, & 3 IS. One Year Abroad, By author OF ODo
Summer. -. A Counterfeit Presauffsenf: W ID
HoweiIs. 81 Is. Silent and True; Mary Agnes
Fleming. 81 IS. Handbook 70 tie PutIie PIrsrlra
GaiieIies Of EuroTe; kste Thompson, s2 Mich
Oss MinTJrn; j. -. Holland. Sl.75 Addresses spd
sermCDs eeilFeIed st 81 Andrews: Dean Stanley,
el55 II, stOn Monday Lectures, Biology; Joseph
Cook, -. Christianity ara HumanlD; g. Starr
kirg, e. Baroness q New YorE; Joaqri. NJ fIler,
81 -. That Horrted Girl. sc. Mrs Edgaras
Blus Stocetug, 5oe Th"o, by author Tcat Iasz
hil DO IL, Soc. womanLfud; Miss Y0rcs, el rs
Lie OF Count Caviar. daza3e. So Reason and
RelisiOn; J. GcGrelv. - carifa: rrs Oliptspt So
sOLOMOyS G. CHAPMAN,
ocf2u III Peaasvicaafa aeeSse.
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1t Is now good many years since some
visionary Americans began TO advocate the
disusr Of animal ioNd mainly Vu sentmc ntnl
grounds II - sai"tn shy that no widespread
and ilrmly-rnotcd custom WIS ever -uhvertod
uy such "fsumchis' ana a"otdInSy IN tins
country and in England the so-callcd Gra-
hamlte or vegetarian movement s"'ms t. hay"
neafy dird away. bui mean~lle tie German
health r'iormcrs have been discussing the
question rom very dirrrent oinis 81 view and
II ~ worm "hl' '0 nurh r. me- cone "'rai"us
drawn rom "ihI"r"tN" anatomy ANA physi-
"los> Whl'h ere h'id 10 lonn I" an exclusive
ti'l 'l huit ana gram l"i human l"'hIs.
GUSTAV 80 NIX M ''H' "''T' 'I'"N'' on 'h'
h''" i"'' "- ell man p '''' "'7 10 " ]. .'"'
"N' W" u" n'"' ..''n '."''I r ny N'N i''N
'"N'','""' IT, ~ l." l'l''''N' 'hN'us "- To-
.'''r am J i''' III h"l"r'' ana d'h"n-
s''"' "'", .' - /" we '''S o' ''"-'N 'f' MS
'""'"'s' " arr l'l"."u'" '""' 'h'r' II " slrl''
I'."' '"' vac ul"',y ''r "'"i '"-
"'' "'' '"' ''"' 'I' '"' n''"'h '"bu s'7 'D"u-
''- w. "' d, '.'' u'N' '" W. '", manu-, "n" '"'
""'' NV d.. S''" '"'' '" ''' ''",' h''"'' u
'.'" i'D ''' ~ "'.' " "''"i' i',,''
"l' ~ "' 90, '''''' Nv 90 ~ W. ''''
".''' ,' ~ sNi''' ~, w. """''S anu
'.''"" ''''. ~ "''' "''', "'S s''' ~
's, w., ''''' vs.
il. ,,r.tr,.n.d dion, -, ,i,,s,,,,,,.rl,-
Ind,.J II IS criy ,u., rreyi,rs IA l,ir,h mt
sli,.ht differences o,,,nr l,,wcon tlatuunn
culrvo md tbgtof th, ontbronoiI nno tl,oeo
relating chiefly ~ the rostnr.or c,tr.n.tios
Hero. loo. ,L.ulJ bc cited th, 0,,t thnt unJ.,
the microsoopa tho llood eoruuselos nf man and
Of the anihro,oi,l mos are found to bo il,rti.
oal. and both din,r,nt from, tlos, of tho carniv.
ORR. Now. If is known thnt the antbropoid
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divine In,Irnnen clnimea for sweae,hora.

The latest contribution to Swcdcnborgian
literature is n small volume by Tho Rev. DR.. H.
l.. TAFEL Of London. entitled iidhDrdD oi tie
Ner CoUch. AMI published in this country by
the Swcdenborgian Board Of Publications. II
vas orr yinally prepared. We are told in the pref
ace rs paper u h. read at ministers con-
ference hold lls, year in Philadelphia. Int, ow
ing either 10 its length or its hnportun f,'. the
author was requested 10 allow II to he printed.
We do not und rstanl that the request commits
those who made il. nor Sw"i 'nborsiuus in gem
cral. to the support 90 Dr. Tsfrrs opinions. but
only expr 'sscs ticir desire to poss"se them in
shape in which they may no consil"re! at le.s-
ure. To the public. generally, the book ia Of in
forest therefore. not as OH 'ial exposition Of
Swedrnborgian prlnriples but as an illustra-
ton 81 the mode in which Swedsnhor. Is re-
| garded by at least one OF his followers.
DR.. Thf"is position is. that Swcl cnborg. while
writing his Theological works, WAS in a state OF
inspiration from Col. SO that what h. wrote
came from God. and not from himself The
difference brtw Zen him and the penmen Of the
| Sacred : 'rlptur's WAS. that they merely SGT
| down the very words that wcrr spoken IN their
ears. but h. was made u understand nationally
the message committed To- him. AMI was there
| fore Internally AMI not externally inspired
| Nevertheless he WIS 50 entirely nilrd with thu
| Holy Spirit that the words he used wer' the
| Lords words and not h.s own. and it " i'm
| po~s hl- for him {, writ otherw.s" than as thu
! SPIRIT dire ted him. Cpns,gl nifty. cN ryt4ing
which he la. 'rt'd on rel gious subjects.
cy onto ia "a - of natural srienr referred to
for illustration. must be unqnsst onIngly nc
rruted. AMI those who r,nl him must no, rails ,
/ I'm uti"-. nor entertain DOUBTS. under peri!
II great spiritual injury. Tn"y must emulate
the state OF mind OF the Little boy. who hal
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n--,l IN
ros'"ha "h" 'iu""n'"''' "7Io0'''" w, ~ ~
cnsos 'ho uh"V'i'''"' e"u''"'" """ P''a''
'oE,ca 'uh'u"ns n"N' ''','"''',' u" "''''-,u
me op'hon 'n" INA" ""9 Wy WV " ,9o W
oeVe'opmen' u'oh ""''9'"'"o" '''''' " ''"-
orous 10 paru"'y '"rn' '"' GUS "''''""' ~ NV Wv
s'neuuy n'H,'rF' s'"'n- D' nov NV '''" Wv
'hth part oil inc h"h'h r''' h'N' az any ''''.
been ilrsh eaters. ana th"t "nc'' NJ sHeh'' anu
art nnur'sh"d nwohg races mn'h'y N'E'u'r''h,
as Ia H-yp'' lndin ana Nssyr'"' We may al"
that even III western EUROPE I'sn v"',n@ ~ 'o'
me most part confined 10 the lh,"n'r'n'' VI
''tles' an maj i"ol emu rnE "u' Nll-"'y NV" '"'
u''' "' .h' iura' pop"uu"hS' l'"S "' NV"
snhus OF p'"r"htS III fr"h''' '''"',"S' "','
ireland nave never "H.'" H'a' No ""u"'
othcr conditions ~'s'h.7 'he hN"ro OF ui't con.
trlbute To inc hc"th OF rur"l 'omuun '''s' w.,
u 49, p'rhaI T. PERT n'hl I" h"p 'lia' inc run, ''"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-08

- ~
-Ftuft tYeeG en- - plodnn.y - ~
In stroinr. soep el1s q lye q 60 u
49, M f}mo now until - besy s .1s q. ~ !
rrnme1cea Il kills dornnne 7secss - :
moves NOR and 1chens, - INF = a
NAtreeg reiefally. /. I,
efs M coi,o-Oh ounce d clcves two
onnese n ginger root, pared two ouncea
e sllsnioe: three drichms oil "a tse1-
~. - ana { half piptB q elcenSl ;
mix the ineredieuts together. be8 -
n. tn DAYS. shake often, then 1fain.
~ II win 81 fit for use lose = ~
snoonfui a sugar every hour, tIlr0itespo.
ERscal W. Yenasr. ~
Is .rrsno,ne for he corn. crop this
80 s :. cs5sfni moi q hoye too many
49, ~. x r ~ fav hands. Twenty -dve
srres ~ hand Il enough. Corn SHOULD
e plowed ct least i've times, ana me
weetla which escape the pillow muat ne n
moved by he hand or hoe. Cultivate y
rs 10 increase the average pr01uct, ana
Keen the fam cleaner Of weeds. bsdse
Re6;sfr. - i. iea
~. ,~rt,vs Il an ,mnortant depart
l-..t = h domestic economy. and should
10Y 49,, ). ~ ,,rder IA vsfchfui eye of the
- -. 81 hgnsev ,.f @esnliness cannot be
Sssr 49,; nrder anv circumstances. II
49, g oshsr rl.ce in the house Is kept sweet
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Tie Nan with the Arsenic.

About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
haggard looking stranger entered sa-
loon on Grand River avenue and asked
for glass of beer When his nickel had
been raked into the till the saloonist took
seat and began reading a newspaper.
I" Here is my last nickell" s0lemnly be-
gan the stranger. When l swallow this
beer am beggar and an outcast. The
world does not care for newly should
l care for the world will mix poison
with this my last glassp
He turned to the man with the paper,
but the saloonist didn't seem to care.
| "Yes; will poison myself and die in
nv tracksp' exclaimed the stranger in a
| loud voice. 4r4 81 ~
The man with the paper didn't look up.
$50 here goes to end my worthless
selfr' continued the stranger, as he took
out paper and poured white powder
into the glass.
Farewell! cold world FAREWELL Let
them bury me in the sunshine or the
shadow11 care notp'
He drank his beer, but the saloonist
had his nose close to the paper and was
spelling out big word. The stranger
started for the door, but, too mad TO con-
tain himself, he returned and demanded (:
Twill you sit there and see me poison
myself and never utter wordy'
Have you taken poison 81
81 have! / jus: swallowed fatal dose
of arsenic!''
"Good" chuckled the saloon-keeper,
as he rose up. 81 have regular con-
tract with the doctors, and you'll net me
twelve dollars! Come in here!'
He grabbed the stranger by the neck
and dragged him into closet at the back
end of the room, saying, as he locked the
door:
"Glad you took arsenic, as it leaves the
body in a moist, timber condition.
The stranger yelled and pounded, and
explained that he had only swallowed a
little chalk powdered up, and after half
an hour he was let out.
"You have robbed me of twelve dol
lars'' bitterly exclaimed the saloonist,
as he led the man 10 the door and gave
him lift with his boot. Yes, you have
robbed me, and now-w
But the stranger left without saving
good bye, and was afterward heard ask
ing boy if he knew of any man who
wanted to hire a gentleman to spade ND
his garden. Detroit Free Press.
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Recently a convict named pov

Recently convict named Payne, a
work in the tailoring department of thu
Penitentiary at San Quentin, Cal, with
out provocation attacked fellow prisoner
with q tailor's goose, striking him two
terrible blows on the head before the Other
convicts could prevent it. Being imme.
diately overpowered, and while attention
was diverted to the injured man, he
quickly drew knife and cut his own
throat from ear to ear, dying in a few
moments. 1t is thought he was crazed by
opium, which he might have obtained
from the Cinnamon with whom Payne
worked, and who are known to have
struggled quantities of the drug into the