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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
Observation-Disclosures.
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Sc tDtro pnb[ btele Gdieret : 8e1iber
lntereftret, 81 erfabren, nte bieler bez
ltebte IdIe fdbriStrt tDirD. ben man bios
UNI tbeure Bretle in oel1 Oeltcateilens
0anblun9 erbGlt, troBoem feline 6ertteaz
ung nI1t i6tper tit. Ionoern nur 2tuf>
merfiamfeit erforbert. Die tubuarme
WtorgsnniI6 miro mad benz Nbletben
init Der Sabne nit ber Dortgen Nbenoz
mild gemii6t, baum auf % bis 28o 81.
ertpdrmt nlo bierauf Sab 3ugeIeBt. Die
Wttl1 blelbt u bis gum Doaltdnoigen
0ertunen 3ugeoeGt iteben. Ser Gdieltoff
miro BON ben Wsotfeu oUr6 fairies unls
nrbettel g%etrennt nno utter QruG in
Torn1en bon IL Sou 0nrbmeiler uno 2
Sou Qobe gepreBt, %D0rauf Elm oariiberz
gele9tes Brett nit etnt8en Bfunben be-
10Dert miro. Na6bem bic Wtolfe Qbeez
Ianfen tit, miro Der &Gie bin~ausgeItlr3t,
uno 5tpar in etne 5meite Torin, Die nit
ett1ern GUIDE ausgel4lasen lit. 91a9
balbltiinoigem Prelieu miro oteie Opera
ton tpieoerDolt, uno bte5 geIniebt nun
aue 5tDeiStunosn, IS Stuuben binourh.
3uLsBt miro oer &Gle nod cine Stuaoe
lang obne Sud- gepreBt, fooaun auf beiz
ben Selten nit Sals etngerteben. mas in
"A Stunoen abermaIS gefbte6t. 92aeb
bret Ga9en tpifbt man Die safe ab u16
legt ite, nenn trodeu, in Elm fSaB atpt=
4 Sou biden 9agen BON feinem Stro6>
bddleI. 0ieies NaB miro ait etnem
troGenett, fnbIet Srte aufbetpaDrt, bis
bteGGle reifen, tDo5 1T ettpa 1e6s 8o6en
gel9tebt. Wtan glaubt, baB bic im1erbIt
fabrtctrten Die betten itno; lift benz tpirtz
LID 10, 10 tperoen ieoenfalls Gemeraturs
@Ttreme etnen na9tbetLigen @influB auf
Die 9teife ausIben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26

6e3it9tet, 3urnaI i6r 8reis Elm unQeuein
bober lit nno fir Elm Baar ~ipeuiqlteus
$25 geforoert tpiro. Sf Gnolono Iinb
oieie @'Gnle Defenders bodoeid)Gkt me.
gen tbter enorlnen 9r0Be; man BAT 8ei=
ipiele. oaB etn 8aar bort. tpeI6es treis
LTD %belonoerS fir cine 9efliigel>Nusitel.
lung geindItet tpor, bic S6nere bon go
Yfllno erret6te. 0enno6 ioQen Die nit
an6eren Wdnien gefreu3ten Nbf0mmlinoe
Der Soulouier nod i6merer tueroen, ais
bic BON Qan3 reiner STAGE, rno in ben
berfhtebenen 0efLiigeL Q~usiteuunqen,
mo- Breile fir Die idmerite Cans irgeno
Del6er STAGE ansge1ebt nareu, qetDaus
nen geip0bnIi9 oteie Wii6tinge ben
Brei3.
Die GouGorfer Sans lit erur, nit
rOtDlibem S6uabeL unb gletbfarbigen
TlBen. Die 0aut ain 9aIfe unb unterz
Ieib bdngt in Talten berab unb ttteiht
ntAt ielten ben gooeu. Sic lit febr
fru6tbar uno legt 3utDeilen 2 9ubenb
Gter. Sic iiBt a6er meiftenS ntht be-
lonoers gut 1tto es 1T besbdtb an5uraz
then, gum Nl5briiten ibrer @ier anbere
@Gnie ooer 6iibner 5u uebmen. um
reOt 8roBe Sunge 5u 5ieben, Ieat man
elmer Oenne rt0t mebr OILS 4 Gier un@
ter, Ia11e Dteie ~frib5etttg ausbriitcn uno
f~iittere Die Sunaen aae 3 Stunoeu pom
S~G9esanbru6 bis our gta9t. Sol6e
@rtrapfege Iobnt itb, namentli6 tpetn
man Auslteuuu9s z@efliigeL 5ieben mill.
Cine m%ulter9Ilttge IouIouier Sans
muB folgenoe Gtsenibafteu beiiben:
SaItung 16lanf uuo onfre6t, bod fol-
Der untsrletb ben 8oben taft beriibren;
Tarbe bon 8ruit uno 2eib beugrau, Gls
fen ou~nfeLgrau, 9als nod Ountler ats
ber NiGen; SlIgeL uno l1nterIetb has
@eiBe obi6atttrenO, bod BARI nur tpes
mig 98eiB itdtbar iein; Der S6nabel
bIaB Heil6far6en; TlBe uno 8eine buns
felzOran8e, faft roth.
8emertt lei nod, bob BON Der 6ets
matb Oieier Sans, bon GOulouie, nd4ft
StraBburg Die belten @Gnietebers Qaite=
ten fommen uno ooB bieie Staot einen
beoeltenoen 9anoeL nit Ganiefeoern be-
treibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
GatsfUfter1tatn.

Sie[fo6 lit es @emobnbeit Ser Sarz
rrer, oas fir's 8teb beitimmte 9aL3 auf
ben 8ooen bes GefdBes gu ltreuen, aus
pel6em IS trtntt. Man tutu oamit bez
5tpeden, baB oas 8ieb rein auslete, bez
oentt aber nt6t, baB baour9 ber Durit
bes Gbieres erit 9eretat tpirb, na6eem
man ibn beretts befrieoigt gIaubt, oa
bas Sa[5 ia austrpdteno auf bic eriten
SeroGnungstpege ptrft. - Benn man
oann, tpie bdnft8 9ei6iebt, ben neuen
Surit ourb nod lnebr @aIier AIT 1ttuen
ber1ubt, 10 trtnfen bic g6iere Ieidt
mebr, Gls ibnen oienIt6 lit, mas nament>
LID BET Sun9uteb mobL gu beodten 1T,
ooS oaourb let0t bidbaudig uno iadi9
miro, uno in oer 8~eroauung ge11mGht.
gefrteoigt man oa9egen ben neneu
9urii ni0t, 10 lit bieS eeraOe3u cine
~GbierquGteret.
Sie @rfabrun9 bat geLebrt, baB aIbe
BON elmer %gegebenen T%uttermen9e mebr
Wttl9 eraeugen, tDenn Oas Sal3 nit benz
I~roGenfutter Dor Der TrGnfung nerab=
retht tDiro, alS tpenn man ibnen oas
Sol8 CUR 3eGe in bas SrintgefaB 1dIts
tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26

Dabei lit idnDoermeile bic fouperdne
Station Ste3ten # Elm, nit nn9efdDr
5000 GlnpoDnern, Dergenen.
- Mit ben geittften S6Gaff6u>
b zen, Die Der alte &atfer 8iG6eIm
81 yteuiabr bon eineln tpaGern S1u1ter
in &iel erbalten BADEN foute, gebt es 10
Dunoerltb, fpie nit lenem &utl1er Bief=
fe, BEN Der 8erIiuer SduBmann in Der
StraIauer StraBe iuden ionte unb ben
CT 1blteBlt6 ais Wtttue Gebmann lit Der
S60neberger NIIee ermittelte. Gs ftro
nGtnli6 gar feline Shube, alb audi nibt
BON einem Sdu9ma9er gei6enft, ionz
bern eth funitpou gearbeiteter Stubl.
ser StuDl lit in Torm zines SatteIs
ber9elteut. SeBt mar itA auf ben Sat=
tel, 10 otent Die 9tIdlebne ais StIB7
punt fir Die 2Irme. An ber JtldLebne
b~efiloet it6 ein 2eIepult. Gs b%efinpet
itO auBerDem mod cine mebant}6e 8pr>
ri6tung in Der @ei1e bnran areebraht,
oaB, tpenu man al Die 9tliGlebne bridt,
na6 beiben Seiten fLetne BebGlter Sunt
8oribein fomnlen, IN tpet6en @igorrctt
nno S~lnobol5er lieqen. Gegteres tit
ganS beionoers finnret9 in Nubetrabt,
oaB oer ate 9err gar nt6t rau1t.
Sn Der t. t. @t9arrenfabrif 81
3abIotDtD in @aliaieu %brannten anl
80. Sauuat Die SrodenrGume nteoer uno
9tngen babel 10 ct WtIItDnen 81
Barren in Slammen auf.
- Die 9artier QfaDemie bat bon eis
mem @Grtner bic t%eIegrapbifhe An3eige
pom @elingen eines tntereffantcn flpriz
ftii6en Experiments erbaIten, tpona6
e5 mo9lt@ lit, ouftenoe 8 l.
nen IDablias1 81 3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26
SouIou1er 06mSe.

OteIe @Gnie fommen, tpie ibr Game
beiagt, aus Sranfrei6 uno tperben bis
1eBt bier in Amertfa nod niAt iebr biel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26

Statifif inbeB, tpel1e bic tirftlhe Jes
0ierung bel @eIegenbett bet Gtntbeilung
Ser Stabt in oht3ebn Wa6LfreiIe auf-
1teQen lieB, i6eillt bic @tnmobuer3abI
qerinaer III feitt. 9ea1 oieIer Statiitif
piiroen bic $40 Ouartiere ipeitLi6 bonn
@oloener 0orn [Stambul1 80, 1877 SGu=
fer, Die III Guartiers 6Itlt6 bonn @oIz
benen 6orn [Bera, @oIatd u. I. TO-.
q, $50 0duier uno bic 81 Qlart!ere auf
Der aiiattl0en Seite oeS G0SporuS
[Scutart, GaoifOt II. |. No.. 1866 0Guier,
Die ge1ammte Staot alld 524 Quarttere
nit 2 1852 0Gulern 3dbLen. Ee6net man
Gie3u Die perf6ie0eneh 0epe1oen3en, Die
Snieln int Warmarameer II. I. No.. 10
ergeben fih i'm @an5en IS, 900 0Grier,
melde, 3u ie aht GinmoDnert gere6net,
cine 3dbl bon 500, 600 GintDobnern ausz
MAIDEN tpiirben. 9teie gan3e Stattlttf
miro aber baour6 pieoer ieDr nnit6er,
oaB bier 1tur Die Bnbnbduier gere6net
f1einen, oeren Gigentbiimer ottomants
1be Staatsangeb0rtge itno. Die rTurz
quie" meint, es 9d6e auBerbem cine aus
Idnoii1s 8ebDLferung bon 100, 900 Seez
len uno cine flottante BeuDlferung BON
ebenfau5 100, 900 Seeteu in G0nitanttz
uDpeI.
-Sn Gbina 1T, pie in 2onoon eiits
9~etroffene Na6rtUten meIben, III SOlge
elmer .MfiBernte groBe 9totb ausGez
brohen, unter tpel1er beionbers Die
n6roIi6en Brobin3en oes 9tsi6es 5u Iets
ben baber.
8ermi 6tes.
-Gnropa bat iebt mad 8ebm'5 unb
gSagner'S 3uiammenlteuung 309, It's, 500
SetDobner, Die lt6 auf bic ei~n3elnen 9dns
Der na9 bent neueiten Genlus folgenoer'
mQRen perthelLen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-26

yin t ! q { III y u 1T | I o. ct ~ E D.
It all ieBt Die b0dite 0eleQi1aft 6 %
penbageus in Nufregung unb bic
0eri6te in groBe Ib6tigfeit. Ser Sdaus
plab oes 0tebltabls lit bic Su1eL Tinen.
Bor GINGER 3ett befano ft0 Der &6nig
BON Oanemarf auf ben @ittern oe5 &am>
merberrn S1eiteOt: SueL CUR Sago. Ser
0iebltabl tDnroe mGbreno Der N6De1enz
belt Der 6erri6aften auf Der Sa9o ausz
geftbrt; Seoem feblte bel Der Hldfunft
ba5 0oIogeIo aus Dem Gortemonz
1ate. ntrgenoS mar e5 aber oas gauge, 10
bGB Die Wtetiten Iogar auber Statloe tua=
rem, bic teblenoe Suunme genau on5uges
ben. SSI ba3 Bprtemonnaie oes G0utgS
bate Der Sieb itatt Der 9olbitide II Il e
Gupfer m ilnaen btneingeLegt, nno
baour6, oaB Der Gonig bic Irtntgeloer
in bteien Supfermiin3eu auStbetlte, lit
man erlt auf ben Diebitabl anfmerffam
gemoroen. UiSber feblt ieoer Nnbalt,
ner oer abionoerli6e 0teb lit, Der iol6e
Borltebe fir @ologelo unb einen ioL1en
Gorratb all blanten &upfermin3en bate.
49, Die BabG Der bis aum S6Luiie oe5
borigen Sabre5 itd i'm croati16 -ilaDos
nii6en @ren5eebtete aufbaLtenoen b s.
II W tH W lItH 9 6 Utltel ivy ets
nem amtli6en Qustpetie 5ufoIge auf
ni6t tpertger ais ST. 500 Seelen, tDel6e
gu tbrem unterbalte ole mebr ober Dentz
ger auf Die unter1tiiBuugen ieitens bet
0iterrei6ti0s ungarii9en Wonar1te onz
genielen itnb.
- Die Gngaben r1euerer S6rtftteuer
iber Die tnmobner3aDI b 0 II
6 o It anttnopeI i6manten 3tuts
ihen 100000 uno stpei Wttutonen Sees
len. 8eim Nnbltd Der rpettet Quarttere
bon einem 00bepunft aus tit ma ge=
netgt, Die Staot fir DieI gr0Ber ais 8ieu
ooer 8erltM Az baIten. gtG6 elmer neuel
, 1877-03-10
S R A S.

When two angry men call each other fools
the chances are that they are both speaking
the truth
1t is a great deal easier to look in Your
neighbours character and examine it critically
than to do the same thing with your swn
chars cter.
The logical faculty is a miracle. 1t cas-
prove anything to be true which any one
thinks ought to be true. In politics and in
religion it runs parallel with our prejudiess.
There are a great many opinions which are
b:sed on the close and conclusive logical
reasoning of which the following is an exam.
pie -
If the man who turnips cries,
Cry not when his father dies
Then it's plain that he would rather
Have a turnip than HIS father.
1t is very pleasant and profitable as one
goes through life to look for and enjoy those
little sparkes Of fun and wit which are easily
found if you look for them. Smiles make life
happier and our burdens lighter. Never cry
until you are compelled to. and even then
the time will come soon enough. We have
enjoyed this bit of experience every time il
las come to mind. A clerk, to q young lady
from the country who has bluntly asked fog
stockings instead Of hose. What number do
you wear, Miss" She looked at him an
instant with iuefsble soOrn and then replied.
wear tive, sir. Do you sbinS M .
eeptipede "l-Ntd.
, 1877-03-10

fish India are the insufficiency Of water
during the dry seasons for irrigating the
agricultural lands and the exclusive use OF
cereals as food by the great bulk OF the
population. The vast plateau Of the Indian
peninsula, between the Eastern and West.
ern Ghauts, is peculiarly liable to severe
droughts. During these prolonged sus-
pensions of rainfall the earth becomes
parched and vegetation withers completely
away, leaving the surface Of the country
q bare waste of burning sand and rock.
Crops planted in anticipation of q favour
able season perish, and the inhabitants,
having no other food resources than those
produced by the soil, are stricken with all
the horrors of famine. Under the ancient
native rulers Of the country preparation
was made 10 every district liable to suffer
during the dry seasons by the construction
of water tanks or " bunds" in which the
rainfall was carefully stored for use in
times of necessity. Some Of these "bunds"
such as that in South Arcot, have o stOr-
Oge capacity for seventeen thousand mil
lions of gallons Of water, enough to sup
ply a large and i'm portant system of irri'
eating canals for the greater part of the
year. The Hindoos brought the art Of
canal engineering to great perfection, some
Of their works being now the only resour'
ces Of the famine stricken millions Of Cen
trail and Western India by which supplies
can be transported from place to place.
But another >ause for the famine exists
in the grosping policy of their European
masters, who has tended to disturb, and
frequently to destroy, the time tried sys.
TENS Of the natives. The railroads con-
structed by the AngIo,Indian government
have been designed mainly as strategic
lines of communication between important
military stations. They are Of little use
when wanted to transport food to the cene
tres of distress. The public works carried
on during the famine years are mainly
public roads and raj ways which form @
mart of he system referred to. The enor-
nous revenues of the British government
derived from India are the results Of O
grinding taxation from which TIE popula-
ton derive little or no benefit. II q COM
prellensive and liberal policy were adopted
toward the natives by which every rupee
over and above the government expenses
should be devoted to the construction Of
irrigating canals and other works Of equal
utility, The teeming soil of India would
never fail to supply her dense population
with abundant food. The world would
then be spared the awful spectacle of mil
lions of humaA beings dying of hunger in
the most fertile land on the globe. The
present famine in India, like those Of re-
cent years, must be regarded as the direct
result of q system of administration thaE
recognises only the interests of the gov
ernment.--Ibia.
, 1877-03-10

things, will account for still more. Last
~. the Chinese are very fond Of all sorts
of sweetmeatO, OF which they manufacture
an immense variety, and the consumption
ofsugar required for their toffee and hard
bake, which differ rather from our own in
having hard seeds, in their composition IN
stead of almonds, for their preserved crab
apples and walnuts, and other similar
articles Of confectionery, must be enor-
nous. E. D. j.
, 1877-03-10
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.

The two chief causes that combine to
produce the present terrible famine IN Bri-
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-10-09

war has there been so few outrages and
invasion OF your rights, persons, and
homes, as in the last sir months.
LGreat cheering. Then, my friends.
we are all together upon one PROPOSE.
tion. We believe, aud la this all those
who are here agree, in the union OF our
fathers, in the old flag Of onr fathers,
the constitution as 1t is. with all it,
amendments, and are prepared To see
il fully and fairly obeyed and enforced.
[Cheers.
Now. nv friends, see il stated oc-
casionally that President Hayes has
taken the course he has because he was
compelled to il. A voice-"We don't
believe it Now, was compelled to
il. [ApplAuse. / was compelled to it
by my sense OF duty under my oath OF
Office. Intense enthusiasm aud
cheers. What was done not merely by
force OF special circumstances, but be-
cause we believed il was Just and right
TO do it. Cheers.
Now, let us come together; let each
man make up his mind to be patriot
in his own home and place. You may
quarrel about tariff. get up a sharp
contest about the currency, about the
removal of the state capital and where
they would go 10, llaughterl; but upon
the great question of the union of
states and rights of all the citizens we
shall agree foreyermore. Great
cheers.
shall not forget this reception and
this greeting. Every good purpose /
have will be strengthened by what
have seen and heard to-day. / thank
You for the help il will give me hereaf-
ter during my term of Office. | bid
You good morning. Cheers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A marble statue OF the late Ex- Presi-
dent Andrew Johnson is to BE- set mp
near his old home at Greenville, Tenn.
The oddfellows' associations Of Phil
adelphia have lost about $50, 900 by in
vestments in Pennsylvania railroad
shares.
A plaster-of- Paris image man is town,
and all the married meu in Burlington
wear their winter clothes and ulster
overcoats TO the store and go to bed in
them at night. It's the only safe plan.
The New York officials slew 1921
dogs under the operation of the dog
law for the season Just closing. Dog
licenses 10 the numbes of II, 200 were
issued.
When bride and groom go TO church
together, and the sun steals through
stained glass. making his nose bright
carmine and hers n sickly green, they
fancy the congregation loves them be-
cause they are so lovely.
There will have to be a marked
change ia the tendency OF things, or
our stylish young ladies will get n
wearing their hats so far back that they
will have TO lift them when they sit
down.
When the presidents party visited
Montecello, Jefferson's home, last
week, il found the house and surround
lDgs in oil shapes and stages Of decay,
and rapidly advancing into ruins. An
Il a l.. - ~
and digs from the worn-out soil scan
~ subsistence.
Baron Edmund Rothschild Of Paris,
son of the late Baron james, and his
cousin, Adele, of the German branch,
have been married, aud begin life with
a cool $40, 900, 600. The brides moth
or, the Baroness William, is the author
Of several songs that, thanks to PATHS
singing them, obtained no small vogue.
Captain John Wilson, who, about
the year 1854. while commanding a
brig. rescued 60l persons from the
sinking steamer Connaught in the At
lantic Ocean, died poverty and obscur-
ity in New Orleans last week. The
British authorities sent him Go for his
act Of humanity.
Mr.. W. III. Herndon, Mr.. Lincoln's
former law partner, whose attempted
suicide by laudanum was reported a
short time ago, writes contradicting
this statement with a genial particular
ity. II never attempted to commit
suicide, he says: never took lauda-
uum: am well, happy, hearty, doing
we'll, and hope 10 live just one hundr' d
years, and to do good to my fellow
man to the end.
"Ex-Boss Tweed remembers that he
bribed a great many Republican and
Democratic politicians to pass corrupt
and svindling bills for him, but some
how, while his memory is remarkably
retentive in recalling the names of the
Republicans and the amount Of money
he paid to each, il is singularly defec-
tive in regard 90 names OF Democrats
and the sums Le paid 10 them. - Chi
cago Tribune.
Jubal Early. who resides at Lynch
burg. Va, refused 20 call on the Presi-
dent or take any part in the honors Of
his arrival. On the contrary, he is bet
ter as ever in denunciatioD, refusing TO
take the hand Of any Yankee who
fought against him. He seems Co
have special hatred Of President Hayes,
f,r hts prominent aud effective part In
n-tliug the said Jubal on the She-
81, a. Valley IN Septem 1864.
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Men Of the most scientific attainments
and cultured thoughts have found the
grandest opportunities in agriculture
for the exercise of his attachments,
knowledge, good judgement, education
experience, skill, integrity aud indus
try are the component elements OF n
good farmer will male good farm.
Agricultural interests prosper COM
mence. IL agricultural interests are
depressed, manufactures will suffer
likewise. The extensive crops OF this
season are beginning TO have their eff
feet. see signs Of better times before
me. The wheels of commerce and bus
iness begin 10 turn new. All evidence
point to prosperity TO the farmer and
hence to all mankind, CONTINUED and
repeated applause throughout.
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Autralns daily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS:

At jaeks1u-gl lose connections are made wiz
Michigan Central. Jackson, Lansing saginaw.
Grand River Valley, and Michigan , ir Line RAJ.
roads.
AZ Jlnesvine-Wlfh Lake shore A Michigan
SO ttleu Railroad.
A. Balkers-Wlth Detroit H!llsdale 4 sIath
Western RlIlr1ll
AZ Wateulo-With Lake shore A Michigan
Southern tAlr Line.
40 Auburn Inncfiun.-Wtfh Detroit, Eel Rive
Illinois and Baltimore & ohio Railroad.
AZ Fort NAF1r-Wrh pittshurg. Port Wsyne =
Chicago. Toledo. wabash Western, Fort Wayrf
Mnlrie Cincinnati, aud Cincinnati, kcnmonf
Fort Wayne Railroads.
r. Is. LOOMS. Presf and GEM Manager.
:. X HOOPER. Gcn.T Ticket Agent.
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A man in st. Louis fell down stairs.
aud was supposed 10 be dead until IL
was found he was book agent. He
revived unhurt. This reminds US Of
the man who was fonnd on lonely
rood in the State Of Minnesota, after a
terrible snow storm. with every part OF
his body frozen stiff except his cheeks,
which strange TO say, were still warm
and glowing. II was afterwards dis.
covered that be was life insurance
agent. We also heard of a colored
hoy. several years ago. who had q .er-
rible fall in hotel in Savannah. He
attempted 10 slide from the sixth story
down the banistcr of circular stair
case, as the best method Of rapid tran
sit. He fell from the fifth story.
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AT Hamilton, Ont, the other day, a
gardner named Lenz went into q pig
pen To remove some pigs, and the SOW
at once attacked with great ferocity.
knocking him over, inhicting n terrible
wound in hIs side, and chewing and
mangling him generally. He would
have been killed but for some passers-
by. who beat of the maddmed beast.
and drew him from the pen in fright.
fully manRled condition. At last ac
counts there was little hope OF bis re.
covery.
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Vegetine.
SHE RESTS WE'LL.

South Poland, Ne, Oct. H. 1870.
NJ II. r. STEVENS.
Dear sir:-l have been sick two years with the
liver complaint, aud during that time have taken
great many different medicines, tut none OF
them Gid nae ans gOJd. | was restless nighte
and hal no appetite. since taking the Negetine
I rest wen, aht relish my foul. Can ofule AZ
the Negetine for what d has done Tor me.
lours respectfully,
MRS ALBERT KICKER.
Witness OF the above
Mr. GEO. NJ. WAUGH, Metlori, Mass.
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Talking Of the Sultan, an English
says: Long. long ago
I was acquainted with little book,
whereof the title wac, The Brother
Born 30 Adversely. l never thought
10 see him in the hesh; but now, when
ever / see the Sultan Abdul Hamid,
psle. worn, aud anxious, aud bowed
down under the weight TO Mourad's
rohca. I say 10 myself, Behold the
Brother Born 10 Adversely.
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VEGETINE
REV ]. p. LUDLOW WRITES:

rs BALTIC sTREET, BReOKLVS, ~ "
November "a. 1874.
Mr.. n. II. stevens
Dear sir:-Fr0m personal bencft received by
It's use, well as from personal knowledge Of
those whose cutes thereby have seemed almost
miraculous, I can most heartily and sincerely
recommend the Negeuue FOR the complaints
which 70 u claimed 20 cure.
JAMES p LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church,
Satrament0, Cal
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Eastward Train.

Tralus are run by Chicago time, which = %
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time
All trains run daily. except SUNDAYS.
CoNNFCTfONs Close connections made 80 D.
slantl win VI. G. x. x. for al points east an
west. At Manchester, with Jackson Branch of
l., \ a ". s. r. r. AZ Iinsdale. with /. :. NJ
: Dr. D.. Al Bankers, with -ft. " -. :. X. r.,
for points north and south,