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All Quiet In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 20 Everything is COM
paratively quiet here, although there is con-
siderable suppressed excitement; but the
authorities, with tho aid of special police,
keep perfect ORDER not allowing large mum
bers of people to congregate or interfere with
the railroads. There are no strikes among
the employees Of manufactures Of any kind.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, July 26.-Prime mess beef 85s.
Pork 36s I'D. Long clear middles 36s Cd;
short 33s Cd. TalloW 40s cd.
Middlng Uplands 5-i6d, Middling Orleans
61ld, Low Middling Uplands 3-i6d, Cool
Ordinary Uplands 1-16d, Ordinary Uplands
~; Uplands, Low Middling clause, July de-
livery, 1920, August and September 7-32d
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Only Ten Days Rations in Plttsburg.
Especial to the Democrat,


PIrTsBURG, July 26. g. The city remains
quiet, the precautionary measures of citizens
having had a good effect. A large number of
rioters and inoendiaries have been arrested
There is fear OF famine in this city unless
the freight embargo is removed soon. A
close estimate of provisions in the city shows
but ten days rations here. The river is low
and transportation by water impossible
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THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY,

The following is the Temperature at the
various points named, as reported by the
Signal Service kilograms furnished by Ser
geant Brown, Of the Signal Bureau, and indi-
eating the state Of the temperature at the
points named, at p. m. yesterday:
Cairo Is degrees, Cincinnati 81, Galveston
80, Keokuk 78, Lacrosse IS, Leavenworth 50,
Louisville 80, Memphis 90, Nashville 80,
Louis 81, st. Paul Sc Vicksburg s8, Yankton
%. @ T. 81 Augusta Ca 95' Corsicana 81 lIex9 x
80, Mobile 80, Montgomery 81, savannah 81,
New Orleans SO, and Key West s..
The area in which rain fell yesterday in
cluded Cincinnati, Cairo, Davenport, Iowa,
Dubuque, Galveston, Keokuk (nearly two
inches, Lacrosse, Memphis, Nashville, New
Orleans NEARLY half an inch), Shreveport, Cor
sicana Texas Key West and Montgomery.
EXCURSION TO LOUISVILLE AND CIycrsgArf--
Another reduction by the Gr4ss JACKSON Rousa
for round trip to Louisville s32: Cincinnati 438
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The French Parties.
Especial to the Democrat.I

PARIS, July 26.-The Gaulois prophesies
that the result Of the electoral campaign will
be the success OF the Republicans. Tho
Bonapartists demand the suppression Of q.
Legitimatist pamphlet attacking Prince Louis
Napolean, the street sale of which had been
authorized in the provinces.
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Loss of Life in the Reading Riots.

READING, July GA mob gutted the depot
here. The telegrapher on duty, with several
men, escaped through side door.
okin.
len persons were killed and fifty wounded
In Reading during the recent fight.
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The san Francisco HOodiums still at
work
Especial to the Democra'

Especial to Che DemOcrat.l
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-Last night the
roughs broke into the Chinese houses and
set lumber piles on fire, but the vigilance
committee men met and routed them at
every point. One man, detected cutting the
engine hose, was shot down.
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The strikers Beaten at Mauch Chunk

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, july ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Indicate that the strikers on the fehiah and
Susquehanna division will not be able fo hold old
out; One-fourth of the men refused to 90 ont
ana besides these there are three full crews
ready to go to work. 'eAi'' oh
Coal trains were run on the Nesauehca;or
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
[HpeciaI to the Democrat. |

New YORK, July 26.-Gold 1861. U. s. 6's
Of 1891, II; do. coupons, 112@1l21 new ~
1osa@loe8I;. do. coupons 1os11asg1os5a;
5-20's OF 1866, new issues, 1868: do. Of 1857
1O91s001O9Z; do. Of 1868, coupons, 11t@1t2, !,
10-40's, 1t214m112ss; do. coupons, f12s4 cur
rency 6's 12455s new SIS, 1O924@110
LONDON, July 2G.-Consolsf for money 4 TIC |;
q. s. 5-20s of 1868, 105zs; do. Of 1867, 1861,
1O-4O's, 110i new fiYes, 10i Erie 7X.
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No Trouble at New York.

IoUeVIHI 10 the DemOcratI
NEW YORK, July 26-All fear Of trouble or
riot from the railroad strikers appears to be
at an end Everything quiet in this citv and
Brooklyn.
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JOseph's Raid.

WASHINGTON, July 26-The latest from
Idaho reports that Joseph made raid, get
ting away, with four hundred ponies and
Indians friendly to UoTard. ---eAs u
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Reports of Rus sian Successes Unfeunaed.

LONDON, July 26.-The Times Bucharest
correspondent says the report which he trans
mitted. yesterday that the Grand Duke Nicho-
las had routed the Turks at Plevna, was pre-
mature; but general engagement is ex-
pected there Immediately. The report OF a.
great defeat OF Raouf Pasha was also un-
founded
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Bread Riots Probable i'm Columbus.

Especial to the Democrat
COLUMBUS, O., July 26.-The city is exceed
ngly quiet to-day, but there arc fears that
unless freight traffic is soon resumed the
situation will be rendered desperate by bread
riots
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New, York Central l............... 931s@ -
Harlem. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1877 "a -
Erie. .... Observation-Disclosures. 8 "a
Lake Shore e....................4 1910 -
Northwestern. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 205s01 -
Rock Island d..................... 90 "a ---
Fort Wayne. e........................ SO 0n -
Fort Wayne, preferred ........... 1tlD --
Delaware, Iackawanna and West
-ern. ............................. 1910 -
NewJersey Central ............. 1890 -
Delaware and Hudson Canal ..... 36$40n -
Michigan Central. al.................. 425s0D -
Michigan Central, preferred .. 421a0 -
Illinois Central Observation-Disclosures. 571aa01 -
st. Joseph. h...................... 3 a -
Panama. Observation-Disclosures. 96 "a -
Western Union Telegraph. ....... G6401 -
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph . 11IM1 -
Pacific Mail. Observation-Disclosures. 1870 -
Adams Express ................... 96 90 -
Wells, Fargo & CO. Express. ... $40 -
American Merchants Express 631L9G1
United States Express. 49,. ......,. 40 "a -
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gate 1874 ,26O shares In State Bonds; District
Columbia 36,515 sold at 1914.
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Russian Landwehr Called out

Especial to the Democrat
LONDON, July ga Berlin special says ths
Russian government has called out its reserves
of landWehr
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The Russians to Abandon AraaI,ap.

LONDON, July 26.-It is probable that the
Russians will soon be compelled to abandon
Ardahan.
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u. s. TROOPS ATLOUIsyILLE.
Freight Trains to start Running Toll

Especial to the Democratl
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Everything is quiet
here tonight. The city is still patrolled by
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Closing stock Report.

The Stock market was rather unsettled
during the afternoon, but towards the close
became strong and prices advanced. The fol-
lowing are the closing bids:
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Valley road this morning, without inter
ference. This will keep miners at the Sum-
init Hill coal mine at work.
, 1877-09-22

10 h!An'" lor The 1 Init lfs "wn family. Harris
ft3i With him until the randtc hIrncl mt,
"h"n lH,th returned tn tile hotlse. Brown ut
on': got another rannlc, nit some frcst, cap.
nn ~ hts gun, anil started h,ck to his digging.
finrr!a then went llume, AMI Mrs. Brown went
out and watched the lfgginE. Tic grave va.
finished about II n'cIock that night. II is not
Known whether l,c attempted to kill himself
viii, tho run That night or not, a'tlltr,eh that
was hif First tntcntio,, NJ he returnct! u thr
houac shortly after the grave wis finished. Here
ne liked string ~ Ills rlfc 80 aa to discharge It
himself but for sonc rrason he gave tha. f.lca
up SUNDAY l,c came TO C1rmI and purchased a
drachsn t,ttlc IT murphinc. went home, and
carried come boartls out to i1fs grayu to cover
his body with, aid then finished up ali Ills prcr-
aratons for death. About ~ o'c,tck that night
he handed his little grandson 2Jtcnt psc:c,
and Immediately swallowed tw,rthinls II the
battle Of morphine. 1fc lived until :::i ycsfer-
das evening, sleeping all The time. Brown VA,
IN ct,'nfortahlc circumstanecs., and appeares!
souni on every otilcr subject. For the 1ns. rear
or 80 tie has qntc frequently said that he In
TENDED killing himself.
, 1877-09-22


a letter from Warren County, Kentucky, 10
The franklin Patriot says: vt IS c.fl cir !,
was years Of a7o Oh III, Goth 1ay o! j at
March. Ste weighs 100 poun IL, measures cght-
cen Inches across tho chest, and IL four feet
eight anil onc'half inches high. Tn<rc IL TIL, K
growth Of hair covering her e,,t!ro tuly, willis
her face Is covered with utiskces, Including
mustaehc.. Cp to ahort eighteen munths sgo
sue was healthy GIRL. At a,,oat that time her
boly became scty not and wah covered will, a
hcavy petspiration, lasting for several Iars.
The otior t,ccaslonet1 by the ucr.piration wns
very offensive, anil within fifteen minutes after
being. clcanly dressed her body and clothes
wnusd besone saturated al II by some black
cblorctl liquid. When the pesspiraton cca4cd
tic halr began growing, ouly. leaving thu toles
1t ltcr feet and thc palms ri Iler llanIs bare.
Her voice attained a remarkable depth, sou1l-
Ing Us though Il catnc frum the inside Of a bar
rel. ffcr strength Is astonishing. She cin TAT.
~ her l0-year-t'ld aister unler her arm with a{,-
parent easc, and her mother states that tile
child actually does not know her own strength.
The statements llcrcln made asc strictly trac,
and, II NECESSARY, the testimony Of the cltihl's
parents anl many people living In the neighbour
hood tan be produced for cnrroboratfon.h
, 1877-09-22

a''y sotn "f h1s t:cr calling. at1 his heels
thnk w,ngs nnI hcw,
"E',, srn,," sam. thc gentle tloye.
y f"ttrth *i'tet clerk, lapier lt1tlc ho'ly IN
cross hasrrl salt passed beneath ltc shady
poplar tr,r and tahl:
many ,1ay sinrc was pitcher In tho
Crimson 70 k'; l'aA my llanl yet lost Its cum
Then l,c gathered bow,slcr ann hurlct, Il to-
war! the harmless hfri wifi, NIL Ills pristine
rgnrt t'at It fel far short nf IT'S nark. Ucscrtt-
IN. II beautiful ran'hta, It hire tlosn tn fuit
lore upon m fno1ens.v' t1d gentleman with a
beaver hat, Who wak erprta ,htng tho spo. under
TIC protection NJ his umbrella. In t,ne brief
moment tho uubrFfln, tic old gentleman, tho
beaver hat, and bosllcr all snuk to t!le payc-
tncnt in m lynomfnons heap: The ,ross.hasred
clerk, he ton went awjftfg down-far, far down
tic street,
Gao. cod" sang the mournful t1orc.
4 toil-wntn mechanic isom furniture factory
he bt'tc q bun'Ilc of ktndIIng wox1 THO tto,cf,il
sound fell upon Ills car, ant he drew froL, Ills
bundle crtH,kctl slick shaped like boorletan9,
mnrtnurlny the white tu tlfntsclf, ~ think
thts'll fetch that Tyson flnwn nlttcn thtre."
I'LL. mini yu, tho Eursuwtul tiOvc only ct'skcs1
I'D Its head and winkel, wIffp the cttn,kctl
h,onsc1 ang etrelc'I a1nung The Icatr 1ouglIs and
returned. Returned, like true nnl Qcnnlne
boomerang. *Stftty md forcibIy to tho toti-worn
mechanics htsc. ntld there It nestled soitiy alu
gently. like the Kick Ut the encrgcttc mule.
WIN tDanY fcicet quotations frntn prbianc
writer's the toIi-wprn mechanic borc his klnlItnr
aWny, I'athctl IL bis own gore.
"Eoo, cuO," aailg Tho mOurnful tfnyc, hut
nona other came that way 70 furnish hin diver
sion or to SHE'D a ray OF cliecrlulncss Upon Ills
melancholy situation,
, 1877-09-22


man . y" til': bH''an,' 81 ~" witc. II" nome
f,r'le y tt'c n,r'ery ol tic thhfsh' lts thotte'
bFo'hcr'y Love-
THEIR EsTA1F. ~, ~,
=, Inc cstafc consists oi hl'1ut @s,h" nrrfs o!
la''si, fsft!c as Inn oG lo'lhtl ~ TIC Ncst. ~
"'1ct y, l'D e'fcs afc timber; NC arahIe fand
+ Under iish state ns cnll.Tatlon, uni pro-
u%nccs % n.asn.''ec..t .. % etops. ennam1ne n cotn'
wheat, barley, enfRtlutn' erass potatoes, bc: T.,
turn,rt ra"Daees' a,'n .ru,t. i"erc so r. arc tct
l aeres oL v'nE5alu, F,cnHne nearly ,u"W pounds
q q NIapcs ann 4tuW ~. Eallons hl VINE nnnna!ly:
1ncrc ats o'eT INu ncaf,ne arn.e,tfccA mud ::W
cneEsS-tIcce; incy Msc anont lt5 t.a!tcs nnu q
ta o. "rkoaen: hney fai;c anM ~ KY about suV
Gt ! ~ WI, anu nca1ly I.i 'nEs. lney
.;., Sve nsar ,n 80 heep l'on WHICH the{ Pr
uue1 Iao"L ltoGu. ft'Hnus ot Wooi. !helr i've"
s.e !, ~ i"'P'o'co ano 'a* ~ ther hRihs
s"T T,'nn mu.u. -,..,.u ,,.
,,.i, ~ tate y P.utthG.ohHt, III Whlen arg
p,".is @ .mG smks nseu Ea tnc'r senoo!s anu
sd,ss"' s.,.' nnu M'sceIlnneone wofK lnf tnGlr 1ac-
t*th w., at naxe " t,, Ivy !aIRe Woolcn-H!e, IN
.Is. nre uuc w klnas ol eoth, Yarns Elnves'
,siis .u,,n' "a kess aild hannete: ention+
n.o+ Ill.,. M ~ "h'en ~ naon tne pceut'at Hd,Eu'
~. ths".et '., mo.ca Ioe tnosE vaIHc hnI colo1
auMii.lsi sese5al gtasnelesats' anu
sfn,,.,.t. - ~ WHEEL arc cn4AHea III MM:hn- M
naa;a". ni,i2 IT, tno t.adc: nR 10 .nels
h""'eu'' p'o"u'nH Haoits' csetfta'nK lucy HaAe
, 1877-09-22
DIGGING HIS OWN GRAVE.
ffEt.ai f{H.l 1Inikx

Again It becomes our duty to chront>lc death
by suicile. and III this caso tho determination to
comm. tho deed scems to l,aye been stro,,.4
than In any caso eyer heard ol bctorr. For
long time Mr jail Br.,wn aged about Is years,
living At Crooked Creek, ta& not bccn III his
right mind, and has nut only threatened suicItc,
but has nlatlc three attempts to take bis life
the last ono OF which occurred Inst sunday
night anl terminated in Ills death. About
year ago hc attempted to shout himself, but was
prevented by a. bystandcr. Seven months a,o.
when his son Janncs Il. brown sutcl.led, thu old
mau said he Intended to do the sams thing at
the tlrst opportunity. On Saturday nIgat last
Mr. Druwa's family sent wnnl to Mr. DayEA
flarr1s to co!ns oyor, ~ Bsown intended killing
himself Mr.. Harris woat over mud fuuuI
iaramn digging grave by thu side Of that Ut ns
rst vile, while lighted camille sat IN tl,u s,lu
oi tho rravc and shotgun was lid near BY.
Harris askcu him what liz intended doing. and
ha replied tint ha was gotng to Kill himself, that
lie was digging his own grave, md wanted 10 10
buried Just ~ lu was f0lnl lii the gruyc, with.
out any col5ln asked harris 10 do tho snoYclI'g
In OF tho dirt. anl to tell every ono hat lu wus
In his right u,,nu, and that al[ tbs worltl could
not pseveut hts killing hFnlself: that no ono WIS
, 1877-09-22

mi ~ Il 'p"t,+s III this regard as nany If my
!!rifrr's. Temporarily, We hare lost ",,r I.clu-
u az mn:oritv In most, II not all, of tic South
ern States. 1t was fue. before the prcrent All
min!stratFon h"Ian. II was lost hy ,nrastlrcs
an'l tl,naght duty to tho freedmen whtc'. they
co'ii not 1,onorahly decline, b,,t nf wi,ic1,
the prcscnt sttuatlon Of parties IL the
iovltn1 result. It cannnt he fn,-
mc.tatc1y rctpyerc1. Yet In TINT transition
state 0e parties through wh!sI wc arc nov pn.s-
tnF. Ia thu rI'nugua unl nc~ party alliances
watch new Issues arc sure n bring NJ within tho
next four yea.3. II our Rcnnhtl,nn prin iplcs
asr What for nearly thirty ycara VIZ have believed
rhcin To- hc, We hare tlttfe fcnr that they will
NOT continue Ia rcre1rc the ntIl,cslon and ronn.
denee which they arc ti1htiYcntiticd Il, nf tho
majority III the American re iolc. Certainly
r0sIItnK bnttlte mistake Of nro,lalng noai0 &c:
tlonnl feelings by the persistent adgoency OF
sectional issues can defeat Il.
AHrunrY VAN WYcK.
, 1877-09-22
ShEITARlU ::


Ats|Os 01uEEAA QRutfllCs Al3tuRtQQ LQuAkt, y. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IEuHlo liysIrp.E Institute
T. ths srEe.t es.a!!sancns y r wof! Invalid
men and gotham no matter what ths. diseases
a1e.-"rs Iestsei y heath Without tho nas IT med
Ken.lcinsu aad two Ia alet-sfu thoroughly cdurat:l
anl 9f ait ErrAt .ucccs. hesE Gte g. tslr Institute
tn the cA9afuM bctwren 10 aH4 III Grnltenlen. il.
Ia.t Al chl1 lren undsf fur I4e which
md =. remedies l!at fa!l,l q rrash fr.toratssiy
CAAHla The sotailnn u sery .auhriia.; air dEy mil
atan2i natoe u ana highest drainage <ffrels
a.eae aud tt.o cmaar ~ Mill III Winter llsi siis H.
~! Minses '+si.a!a ~ .tan ~gn4crtnlly IhsIa =,
hun4n 6ulaxa src .uhsstso q Law. ens.tnse xhIe6
" ~ 1'sGs !!enea 70 nsh nrdacts s!ck.
Te Oh y alex. y gat wr!l 10 dlsoIeY them Il Is III
sick. krrp ack+ auttr. and die unsutty, it, ihrnt lha
tk !saef. u fu: TslsIsx wnah Ms we!l, Q kstp
T.. @ .as,n so' g tfnr tiu!nr I'D Nt w ~ them.
thry may nctd What q tEa u.a of oetn3 ieK whon
mug u.lyht. l4st - veil ~ not. 4s ~ Etoi health
ttlF0u n AtItlr ofEdlrncn t8 ax2 II information tn
any 4tras,an !. wsattd II viii fully anA rhreItuY
fcndeFc and tho lst Of Fcterrnrts Efe, a tra<s.
Ing ~ A1Otr. lt''''.-' :
, 1877-09-22

Every drop o. tne sr.aparlan Nesolvrns eommup.
r4ts9 through thr DsoG hEca Urine and ptlrf dutd4
I'D Jucsa Of tho the sxoT OF fe, Ii pTeparta
ho waatca of thc LotJ With new and sound httet4l.
DIieer. a. in .ti9 IhrCs ,Msu;n 1uner kodea sho
orous DISCHARGES fr1m the Earr aud tho wont lors
KIN m!stsxeA Efutnohs. Fever Sorts. tcad tIead,
sE"l, womi WI r, e tie tlssh, e., Tuner Gsueers q !ho
the curative hls wonder Of modern chemistry
AMI dAyA Will prurs any pesEun lsnK It III
either Of teaa furs Ut dlRtA&o IL potent tower 10 c1T
thrfn.
IL Tho patient daily Incoming reduced by the wastea
1nd decomposition thBt Continually rr0grt Nina
hurceeda In afre.ltng tesn Ttrsrs The eano
With hrw stertal Elndu trul hcAlthy bluV4-ant NH
;hc s:MTsacsr!!ilsa ~ w'l sa ,Yes 'ssaiea cure
Of purl1cat0n md succeels In ntni Tho loa4 o.
wastes. it, trpM!ts will be rapid. and uYGrY day gn
effasinx. l..
Not o9iJ does the earssras!an Reso!vcnt excel all
Frmrdlai sxcnts IN tho cure Ut .trnhc. tcTafu!Gua
cnpat1tuton* aal Skin diseases but It Is thu oY pQs.
live cure Tor
, 1877-09-22
CURRENT GOSSIP.

CURRENT GOSSIP.
THE GREAT NAMES OF IRELAND.
S'ser heard-d'.e say,-of ''tas tame Of Mac
Norma"
OF "Siall tho Grand" or Of s"cormoe" or
'tCon"
OF tho "Nn'uhts OF tho Red D~ncb, Tho ''col-
lar Of Mosan,''
OF "Fiuaai," or "Feasgus," Of s,Thomoni
Mahon'',
But yc've hcar-so 70 hasa-of tho "Lakes Of
Killarney"
All claiming AMI Rlsther.ng In the warhm snna-
mcr'a bame.
OF ''Tnras psund iiall.," and the ''Caathlo Of
Barney"
ottho '.rowcrs Of Dnnluee, # and tho "cr.gs Of
Noe Alnc."
And yc'ra heard-tsosh, that's .hrue LOT tho ould
Irish families,
Tho o'Satl1. and o'rl!nns, and McFla.hcrtys too,
OF the Murrhys, Housks, Rooaeya, and Balm Mdi-
Enoneye,
All chips ~ lilo "oula one"-ould Drlnn Born:
And rc'vc heard nv tho late oncs-aye, dany'd.
hard.ta. bate ones
OF Emmet and Sheridan, and tho "Pnnce, /" Cas-.
OF "1,urkc. the grcst sphater," and him that was
greater.
The toutd '.iron Duke" who bait aBoney,"
t1IurrahD
Tese heard 1t shs bards, too, ,-swate Moore and
.wa.o Goldy.
wtl their souls all'd wid mustc,-aye, music di.
vino;
And ycvs fet In yer hearta that these sons Of poor
Erin,
In The zaynith Of glory, Wild tho brightest sth.1l
shine!
Whilst Tho voice ~ o'connsll, the triopd AZ his
counthry.
Tho champion Of Fraydom the wortd.round. sth'Il
ringa,
And h1s rho.t is still walking, DER land and SAY
alhalking,
Tho did av ali t,zants, and terror to Kingst
Yc'.e heard Of Macslabon, "she Great 1farsha,,'
trnn.hplnntcd-
Aye. bcda,, but the lads won realm ~ bis owns
And Of Jack.on, "Ou!d 1ltck'ry." who. '.By tho
Etcrnatt"
M.do tho 'ate nv King George far too warhm far +.
Och! IN thrue thin, ''onld Eria'. the GIN Of tho
Ocean,"
Not alone Tor her beanty ot vntc htli, and dell.
For 'sthont ta1s"' and ''falr 1adlcs, and match.
lcss "paratlcs,''
but for JArs1ous, and ytnruE, and yAIon. ~
well!
HosA'o'"' A''' e. ~ oIAisoEIt'
,Tbe President of France.
.'..~..
arm .,vr, n,1,,,,, re ,v,,- ,,,1
alN' fAisAEtt Iii fLLs WITH row.
DER.
ftm fort Horid,
Mr.. Parker, besides bejng ph{lanthroplst, IL
scientist. lie is Interested In nl the discover
H.. of thc modern nf,,,osonhcr,. from pofvrn-,
- fs.,,s,s,an ,,n,r., T. .,a.n ;s.a,. ...',':.
T. T. th'5."'"p ue"" W t"oec 'atelY aSsc'upiea a.
Nashville. Mr. Parker fends 8ti Inc etsansactlons
Of all tho societies for The PRONUNCIATION OF This,
That. nul The Other, md disol,1 sca lca,net1lv
thoro,n Yc.tnrt,ov NJ 1,o,tsr -ca;1 th,tn
sns4eo"' s1". W. net 'sau tu1t
laa5 haa prcscntea paper Detofo inc occnce
Association tn Nashville, Ia which, among nthcf
valuable things, she had suggested method for
tho c1tcrmlnat,un Of mosouItoes, uTake
%4- Af"e
, 1877-09-22

ThtS mel HlLH upi'HslLloH AItu ptEeecuLQ Qns Dut
cluns to their faith, until, In tho year 1879,
they turned their faces toward tho land Of re-
Ie,vus liberty. Tboy purchased d smali tract
Of iand near Buffalo, ana there began to COLO
utsc, thcro erected anew tl,cTE altars and homes,
md called tho place "Ebent zer," which sig-
p,hca "11ithcrto hath the Lord helped
pss III. SAM, vil.. 1o}. They organ
lied themselves into ono family, and be-
gan eoclalisttc mode OF ltEing. Acccsstone wcro
constantly made to their number, and In 1854-'d
It was doomed necessary to enlarge their bor.
ders; but the high price Of land anu limited
means compelled them to look to tho West, and
accordingly they came 10 Iowa, and selected n
etnLrannR wiloio township. To II they gave
thu na1nr, "Aul.n-na " ia sounded as tn hal),
w.t |, signifies, ln personal character. INTEGRITY
aud trnth; and, In Typography, a beautiful
land. THY rcotganizca into new Association
wh"r. they co,ll'l worship God according to the
dictates Of tllor own conscience.
oNu4AtEATtON.
In law It Is d Ioint-stoCk association. When
person joins tho Soelcty. all he posscsscs Is
hIs control, and AG bccHncs Que Of tho Society
fantIy. except that his individual and Ills own
family rights ore reserved.
On catll ycAr, usually at the State election,
there arc chtscn thirteen Trustees, who from
their owu number cIcrt Director, Vice -DIrc:t-
Of, and Secretary, who constitute an Executive
Committee to contr1l and direct thc affairs OF
the Society. hey appoint managers to oyeraco
md manage tho different dopal ltcnts Of lat,or.
The 1ahoF-departments 1ru t}lled according 10
tue greatest perfection attainaolo may be Fc-
rurcd Ttlu present Director ts q venerable and
Sencratctl man, who has been tho head Of the
Society n,nny ycars, and is retained Tor his rIt-
{rH
, 1877-09-22

TEvEK, AID @ AntjE e,red for = cents. There |. not
sxue and III Of = sfAlarnu*, jutts scarlet Tynhnl
itow and otfer Fexsrt !aldtd by !:AuNAf III Iii,
tcs tuttIe. '' -''1