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Sfebifdhle a,tf Wartba's WineDarS.

W artb a's Btne 9arb, Z5. NHyHl' -
Cine ganbe Sdleif= NIB Salfenotebe tretbt
lett mebreren Sa9en ibrllnmeien auf Der Sniel
unb hat qeftern peri9iebene 9iebitable I'M
.BarpneezS uuo Sea Sietp :6ouie" periibt.
sSn benz 9esteren Dffuete eiu S9let9bteb oaS
3intmer einerDame, bas iie als@aft bepobnte,
sinq binein, erbrad ben Softer Der Dame unO
er,ttpenoete 9iamanten imWertbe BON $4,000.
Nuserbem muroen geiteru aus ben betoen &C.
nonuten SotelsQuautitdten BON &leiberu ullO
foItbaren @el6meibeH gefoblen. Neuu Rer=
Ioneu tpurben BON ben 9aunern IN oef WaDe
bes Sabernafel8 am Sonntase Die 3aiden
aeleert, uuD eiu eangfinger BON Bolton opez
rtrte porgeitern abenD inter Der Ntenl9en<
luense in @liutonzIpenue uno ipuroe ertappt'
ais er i'm Sssriffe mar, elmer Dame Die 9ol<
oeue llhr All itebleu.
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Gin sinbred,et erSd,oifett.

Netpzb en-, @Onn., %. 4u9. = @9as.
gropn tpurbe leete gta6t 5u Srtftol 9eldols
len unb itarb brei Stunben na9her. Otan
ertappte i'm, als er in ben 2aoen Patterlon &
Ulatthenlon' s.einbrad). @8 batten itd) 5l1 Die
iem3 3pede einise Wdnner anf biesauer 9ele9t'
she er iiarb, befannte gromn, baB er 5abl'
reide @inbriid1e ueriibt babe.
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gSnnScrbore 0nfSe6mtto

Fever and Ague uiro in "a Stunoen turtrt obe4 has
Gelo suril6seae6en, meun mon auf Der Gde Der Gaua
ftraee uno 6es 8roaoDap, Seitenz Gtusana an @apa
ttIabe, poriprtdbt.
(SOftlt 80 / 4 gH
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Ser Wpro TIT Belmont, T.s9.
Ser WfOr0er feftQettOuttttett

Safer t 0 10 II, J. ", 70. Au9ui.-0er
M0rber bes Srn. .Stepben Barber in 8elmOnt
ullrbe qeitern Qbeno in eiuer Yoitfutl1e aut
Der 6a6rt BON Oannemara naf ElattSburg
perbaftet unb na9 Wtaloue gebraft. Gr
purSe ais berielbe 9aubitreider ieentift5trt,
mel4er ii6 ant letten Sonntage, benz Gage
oes Morbes, in Der gtabe OeS Sarber'ihen
Sauies umbertrieb. 3ur 3eit ieiner Seitnab=
me fiibrte er S22 in 8aargelb, einen&epolper,
iopie cine Quantitdt iilberner 9ofiel, Se6er
uno anoere SilbsrsesenitanOe, tuel4e in eirsl1
&lumpen suiamuenge bdmntert waren, BET ilf'
5eine S6ube paiien in bic Spuren, pelds
inter benz Seniter bes Sauies porgefunOeH
wurbcn. Gr iueigerte iif, irgenOmel4e AuS'
iagen 5u MAIDEN, unb idien Su betitrften
baB bic erbitterte 8eoOlferung etnen aft oel
2pn6iufti3 an ibn1 uusiiben miirbe, ebe er oaS
@efdnguiB errei9te. @8 selang ben aer5telr
geftern ga9mittas, Die Su9el ans benz SopT'
Der 5rau Barber gu entfernen, nnO man beg
iebt SofTnung bic SerpunOete 81 retten
Der @efansene tpirO ibr bente Nadntttta(
8ebufs S6entiTSirung por9efitbrt merOen
Die Seerbisuns 6es Srn. Barber fanO seIter1
9tQdmittaQ 1tatt.
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Selegrapbii6e Sepei9ea.
[Sertdte Der raociirten Breiie' flr ben u0euti4en
@orreIponoenteu".
9nlanb-pepff1fn.
gus Der @umses.@a,aptitast.
Die Yeritoruma bes amesifaniid,en &onimlatj
In Nu5fsd,uf.

tn WuItidbaf.
SaihtuQto on, 20. Nugnlt. - Der
amerifaniihe &onlul in &uitl6uf, pelder 5uz
qleid britiider 8oniul 1T, nteloet benz StaatS@
8epartement Naberss iiber Die 3erit0rung beS
&onIulats 9ebduoeS pdbrenO oes Sombaroez
n1euts. Gr tbeilt nit, baB oas @ebaube,
trotoem er iotpobl bic britiid)c, ais bic amert-
fanil9e Slasse aufgebibt bate, Ourd) Die
@ranaten Der 2uhen belnabe pollltduot9 ger
5tDrt mllrbe uno er nllr Onr6 i6lenni9e Slu1t
iein Qebeu rettete.
9as Softoner Soaamt.
Die SS. Gobinlon unb Gtngler ipelde Die
@ffaire1 bes Boitoner 3olamtes nnterlud)ten,
baben benz S6atamtslefretar Serlht erltat=
tet. Ser 8eridbt fdlt etn i'm Glgenlelnell
aiinftiges llrtbeil iiber Die Serpaltlng oes
3oQamtes unO empfieblt nur cine gertnge Nez
BUTTON in Der ansabl Der gln9eellten..
,gittin9 Suu" anf amcrifantidem 0ebtefe.
@eneral Serrp, nelder heute Wtorgell bier
anfant, bringt Die 9ta1riht, oaB ySlttln9z
Sua" NIT 1900 &riesern aui amerlfantl 6enl
@ebiete nahe Der 9renSe iagert. s(lle meitereil
WaBreaelu in Sesug aut @rnenuun9 etner
@onlnliiIon, ipelde Ote Hiiffebr Der 5Hbtanet
naf ben Ser. Staaten arrangiren lollte, ilno
besbalb porldufig eingeltellt iporOcn. 9eneral
Germ tpirb rebrere Gage bier perlpetlen uno
nit benz &riegsiefretdr eine Serabreoun9 IN
ge,ua auf onS Serhalten Der 9tegterun9 Dem
I 5iour> Sduptltng gegeniiber treffen.
4uBer Der bonn General SerrD ltberbrad)z
ten gia6rid,t bat Die 6egierun9 beute eint
Depei6e pom General 0tiles erhalten, weld)t
nlittbetlt, oaB Sitting Sul" nno ieint
ganoe iibsr ben Diilt 9fiper 9esangen iinf
uno swii6en jenem 6luiie unO Deni Otlnolr
in Der gtdbe Der iOgenannten 2tttle=&odp
Wtountains, etipa so Wteilen iiipDitlt1 BON
Sort Selfnap ein 0ager be5ogen bat. Oh
llrla6e Der Riidfebr Der Siour 1T nod MID
ern1lttelt.
| Termiid,tcS.
| 9(Qe Glerfs I'M Siireau beS @eneral=NoJu
tant.n pes &riessbepartements, pelfe nm
llbr gta9nlittags ibre Sa9esarbeit pplenSe
baben, oiirieu fraft zines beute erlafenen Se
| fehles BON MN al bis auf lpeitere Inoronun
aen ibre Siireaus I'M llbr anitatt, tpie bis
her, I'M llbr pcrlaiien. Dies 9el4teht, nll
bic Glerfs bes betreffsuben Sireaus fiir 81
ruabreno Der 4rbeitertpirren perri6tete Grtra
arbeit slt enti9aoisen. Sn Slottenbeparte
ment 1T ein dbnli6er Ssfebl erlaiien woroeH
|
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"MuRDER WILL OUT,

prtngftelo, o, 30. Au9uft. - SaS
alte Sprii6wOrt, baB ieoer 0tOro, lei er au9
nod 10 Nlau angelegt, idlteBlid oenuo6
ans Sagesli1t fomue, erbielt geltern gfa6-
nlittag in oieier @egenb cine trefienoe Seitdti=
qung. Daniel SeGenbnrg, ein beiperater
Rauibolo, melher friiber in een-@ountp,
Dteilen pon bier, tpobnte, peri9mano in
1874 aus Dieier gfa6barldaft uno taudte
balb oarauf in Oaufton, O.=E., auf. Sier
ermorbete er stpei gea6tete Sarnter, 9famens
Silbriqbt uno 2eonaro. GS gelang ibm, ieine
5ludt aus benz Serritorium 81 beiperffeli<
gen, uno trob Der groBen Summen, rpeldle
ais Selobnung auf ieine Seitnabme auSgeiett
maren, entsog er iid bis jett Der 8erbaftung.
Gin bieftger 8ebeimpOliSiit, tpel6er Die Spur
bes gerbre9ers ieit ldn9erer 3eit uerfOlgte,
ermittelte Dor einisen Sagen, SaB er ftf in
benz bena6barten Clifton aufbielt, uno begab
ii9 9eferu in Segleitung etnes anoeren Bolt
3iiten mad benz erpdbnten Srte, mo Sefen=
burg in elmer Ylodbiitte augetroffen nnb per-
baftet nuroe. gr bat iein Serbred)eu einge.
itanbeu uno wirb ben Seb0rpen Oes 2erritoz
RUINS Oafota ausgelieiert iuerben.
Der MSrber hattie bereits in 1871 einen
Worb in Sainois begangen uno mar 3u ls.
benSldn9li6er 3udthausltrafe perlrtbeit
luorbeu. gtaf turser Saft selang es ihm jez
bod, aus bent 3u6tbauie 5u entipriu9en.
Seiue Wutter iit iebr woblbabeno uno rpobnt
uehit leiuer 8ntti1 in Clifton.
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R6iIeI R6SyeI
aur Reiie tns IuslonS 6eYorstE innerbab 2i GtuHbe
RI OS6ine,
Sds Der 66ltimorefrose uubI IBohsO Oifiee'Apenne.
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Baltimore e@irf e9nfuranff Wflfe
atf BET
Gunmeit> Cd rSnntb> u. gSaterftr.

peritdert aeaem 9erlit o6er ge6dblsung bmrd 5eus,
in Ser 5taot ober aui bem eanoe, alf ollie afeh po'
Sieie @eIenI6ajt fellt aud immerip ~ breno'
ooer e. m manent Sol aus. m-vs..
gSut s.. SsarriiDr, Yrdiioenf.
9treftp um:
eDapib g. Wilion, y. j.. NeDcomet'
Nrancis s. 3ina, Srpiae Soripis,
genrn Sarrol. %. gR. xaplor,
9Bm. s. Brune, George 3. Sarriion,
8. pon 8aef, gBm y. peMni9loh'
s. Hobert Senfins, .. gilbert gsiders,
s. Nforton Steipart, Wtenbea @oben,
Gam'l. 6. George, Jun.
(SunttSD Ut. 81. Sur@, Seu'
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Sruoerntot04

atbol, @aiI., 29. aus.- Sobu 9eOnarO
lu9te am leeteu Samfage ieinen Srnoer
Batrid auf unb oerlan9te eine Sumine gelo
bon ibnl, tpeld3e oerielbe linn fir Dtietbe idul=
oste. Batrid tpeiserte iid), Su 5ablen, uno
Elm Strsit entipann ii6, mGbrenS oeien Sobn
9eonarb ieinem 8rlber eireu SuBtritt in ben
llnterleib perlette. oil beiien Solgen Patrld
0eonaro am Montage itarb. 9aS Spfer mar
67 unb Der WSrber 63 Sabre alt.
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GtneteEpn,mifIars.eareau

Observation-Disclosures =
S Ratbbans, Baltimore, ben 30. aug. 1871.
8eriieaeItc 9lnaebote iDer6en in bieiem Blreou
bis Ysitfmodl, ben f2. September 1877. Radl=
tnttta9S uhr, entse9engenommen ftir bic &tes
ternHs oeS DeaterIalS fiir uno ben SGn Der
o1toertitr1Ben Srn6e, Mbutments uno Der
Settenmauern nadl In oieiem Siireau einjus
lebenoent SIane uno Spessfifationen. Die
anqeoote pefoen am leIben 8aee i'm D(aporss Bureau
se6Hnet. Siirsihaft init aenebmioter Sid1erbelt fir
bic 9etreue GuSflbrung oer Arbe ulo oes @ontrafts
mug 9eseben meroen. Die Ramen oller glitsIteoer
BON 6irmen mLiien aHeegeben rperoea. Setn Vine
aebot miro berd hti9t, menn es nbt uon einer Biraz
idaft bon aamen Slpeier reipoHf6er Stherheiten fir
Den Belaui Der n0tbi9en Snmme besIettet 1T. Sas
Retbt r9eno Elm ooer ale ausebOte abSuUeieu, ipirb
uor6ebaIten, uHausgefIlte 6oroerunes =5ormuare
perben eeliefert. sSohn ". GooIe,
(20S-iOl Glerf bes Staot 9ommiiiHrs.
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asamfe,, ,ttto &attamiers.

.Seut5d,s gsanf," Gde SoGibapz unb 8alttmoreftr.
.1ereinigte Sentidlc Yauf," Gde Saltimoreltr. ".
Boit>Sfftce= Npenue.
rDcutid)e GentraI Sanf," "eorrelponoent"z9ez
bduoe.
,9eut,d,e gparbanf," gte Baltimore u. Yinefr.
Ssummer s. YeGer, SIR. Fl, Southttr.
Blaine, g., n@orreiponoent"z9ebd
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Yaris, 90. ausuit. = Der bffentli6e
antld9er ftellte seitera cine SOrlaonng sesen
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"a Ste Stnftatr befieet Sen 94ppettt
fur berattiG)enOe @etr1ufel

BeIIUHtI UIt IlW UtlN @tlHIlt IplIItuolet WetfdnE
bingeben, ftHoen bas bette SeilHittel in
Or. Chalmers
@eIunoheife Iinftur
Seit Der gntbeduns Der MebiJin babe i'd brtrb meine
breun6e uno BetaHnen in oieier Sta6t Die foleenOe
GnSabl bon BerioneI 9ebelt:
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8nfrnz nnh sdln1lrrhGrtr.

Setb 2. Sauce,
Nr. 10S, " eff Soltim0reilrage
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Reruoftdt, Dpspepfte, soIifl&merBen,
aopfmeb, nnperbauIi6tsit, @ebr{lftbsit,
nerpoes 3ittern, ourtb iibermdsiaen
&enus bon 1a6ad uno SpiritnoIen
peranla6t, SeiS6rennen, gHtuo im
Wia9en uno I'm unterleibe,
G6uierDabnfinn Il. (. tp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-10
INDIAN HENS.

Il, + Browning of Illinois, had q
difficulty with a Mr. Mccormack OF
the Chootaw Cherokee Nation about
some tobacco, aud Mccormack loproyc
himself right about tho plug plugged q
pistol shot Into Browning hn'k when
ho bad turned 10 leave.
Thomas Hutton shipped fourteen
cars Of cattle from Wcbhc's Falls on
Tuesday, via Smith aud Little lIocl,
railway Ito has seven hundred NOR,
to ship soon,
Major Taylor paymaster of United
States army, h expected 10 pay tht
troops at Fort Gibson and Sill this
week That ends the appropriation
Then II will be wait boys. wait How
viii II bowilh you at the suffers,
A proposition is being considered by
the native teachers of the territory I,
make nm excursion 10 ~ Louis nnC
Chicago during vacation for the pur
pose Of examining some OF the schools
in those cities, and moro particular!
the kindergarten,
a political meeting was held Green
loni courthouse Cherokee Nation, OF
Raturday, addresses by Colonel W. i
Sloss, Colonel Bengc and others Nom
nations to iii national offices wer,
made, winding up with grand barbc
cue. Tho Independent voters will nov
have II chance to ohoose--us there wa
another set nominated on Grecnlcaf tn
same day, Of which We have no particr
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QUlDITIES.
Just the place for old maids The !
love Man.

Just the place for old maids. The
love Man.
In Utah, ten thousand wives are dis
tributcd among three thousand hus.
bands, threo>tenths of a husband apiece
The man who wrote OF experience.
sweet as morning dream, slept inside OF
II fly or mosquito net,
\ married man can always be told by
u certain air OF semi sadness, like q
flower rudely crushed.
Free Press Confidence is all that is
needed to do business says the Gin.
cinnati Enquirer Pass along u few
national banks-heaps of confidence in
this neighborhood
Burlington Hawkeyc The right kind
of II boy with u pea-sheotcr can take a
mans mind oil his business troubles
and politics quicker than anything else
in this bleak, cold world.
Pittsburg Gazette Young Mltiades
Spilkins promises to become q Joker in
time. The other day he labeled pri>
waite bottle his father keeps IN the side.
board, "Par'snips
Bridgeport Standard 1t is now pro,
posed TO make arrangements for issu.
ing n two dollar gold coin, and the
whole thing looks like an undetermined
attempt to put gold entirely beyond
the reach OF newspaper men,
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The annexation Policy.

Boston Post On basis like this il
ought to be a comparatively easy mat
ter to compose these lOng.standing
troubles and restore the amity that has
been the normal condition of the neigh.
borhood relations
The New York Times thinks Hayes
Mexican order is not entirely practical.
1t comments His only defense lies in
q distinct well-maturcd, uniform sys-
tenn, firmly and publicly applied Per
haps the rules which Me3srs. Evarts
and Schu2 commenced TO draw up last
April may be just what is needed
The Herald of New York has no idea
that Secretary Eyarts is thinking of a
war with Mexico, or that he proposes
to pay u hundred millions for the north.
ern states Neither is necessary those
states must iall TO rs in the course OF
events Why should we shake the
trec2 When the pear is ripe it will
fall and it can tall into nobody's lap
but our own
New York World The instructions
given 10 tCncial Ora were IN entire
conformity with the precedents Of the
United States government from the
days of General jackson onward. 1t is
to be presumed that they were drawn
up and given to him deliberately and
with an adequate toreknowledge of the
effect which they were certain to pro,
duco upon the Mexican mind in the
present condition of Mexican politics.
New York Evening Express The
administration undoubtedly proposes to
raise the question OF the.acquisition Of
a large slice Of Mexican territory. This
plan is at the bottom of the conflicting
rumors and mysterious outgiyings from
Washington and elsewhere. Doubtless
Mr. Erarts hopes to call attention away
from veXatious topics OF discussion at
home 10y raising this new issue connect.
ed With the foreign policy OF the gov>
eminent He is an astutc, long headed
politician, and his long training in the
courts has taught him how best to get
the advantage of an opposition he is
unable to cope with in direct en-
counter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-10

Since the torpidity OF the liver is the chiei
cause of its disorder, 1t is evident that what
the bilious require is an Alternative stimulant
which viii arouse 1t to activity, an effect
that is followed by the disappearance OF the
various symptoms indicative OF its derange.
mont. fiostetters stomach Bltters invaria-
bly, achieve the primary result mentioned
besides removing the constipation, natu.
lenco, heart burn, yellowness OF the skin
and whites Of the eyes, pain In the right
side aud under the right shoulder, nausea
vertigo and sick headache IN which bilious
invalids are peculi ,rly subject AS u remedy
Tor chronic Indigestion, mental deSpoud-
ency and nervousness the Bitters are equal v
etiicacous, aud as a renovant of lost yigoT,
means of ar cstlng premature decay, and
source OF relief tom the infrmitles 10
which the gen Ter sex is peculiarly subject,
they may be thoroughly relied upon.
iuly1.lm
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IxPOnIs OF THgsn nEIP TO go
HnTsH

The Lo, Snck Rgiao thinks tho
English fresh beef transportation
scheme h to be decided success, and
open up now branch Of commercial
trade Mr. Hamilton, of Glasgow who
has had Thirty yoaraexpcricnoo Trunks
tlo American beef Ina been more prof.
table, and given better satisfaction than
any othor, lie also thinks the Ameri'
can dead meat will compotosuocessiully
with the English, aud almost entirely
lsupplant the live stock trade between
the United statos aud Europe, The
bureau Of statistics 90 Washing
ton. has promulgated statement,
showing q decided progress in
The doud meat trade between the
United States and Europe, jOl ,56,-
2l7 pounds have been shipped In
twenty months, the value Of which
was Sij6l,G3S Eight and half mil,
lion pounds were shipped during the
month of April last, 1t il predicted
that before tho close of the present cal
endar year the valuation Of the ship
ments Of dead meat from our country
IN Europe viii amount to about one
million dollars worth, and that til,
trade will continue to grow in proper
ton to the profit Of the meat in Eng
land
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-10
kchenck,r Sen Weed Tonic.

In III Q atmosphere experienced here dur.
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro.
duced by the heat takes away the desire for
wholesome food, and frequent peSpirations
reduced bodily energy, particularly those
suffering from the fleets OF facilitating dis
eases. In order To keep natural healthful
activity OF the system we must resort to ar.
tlheial means. For this purpose schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic is very eilec ual. a few
doses will create an appetite and give flesh
vigor tO the enervated body. For dyspt r. a.
IL Is invaluable. Many eminent physicians
have doubted whether dyspepsia can be
permanently cured by the drugs which are
generally employed for that purpose. The
ssa Weed Tonic In Its nature is totally diff.
ferent from such drugs. II contains no cor.
rosive minerals or acids; In fact Il assists the
regular operations Of nature, and supplies
her deficiencies The tonic In It's nature so
much resem bles the gastric juice that IL is
almost Identical With that fluid. The gastric
Juice Il the natural solvent which, In a
healthy condition Of the body causes the
foodtO be digested, and when this Juice Is
not excretcd In sufficient quantities, indI-
gestion, with all It's distressing symptoms
follow. The Sea Weed Tonic performs the
duty Ofthe gastric juice when the latter Il
deficient. Schenek's Sea Weed Tonic sold
! y all Druggists. july 5-d.w-In,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-10

Political HlAhinp.

Philadelphia Times: II was In,
merest accident that found Mr.. Pack.
ard Of Louisiana, in Des Moines, at the
time OF the republican convention there.
Mr.. Packard is on fishing excursion
and somebody told him it was a nice
place to fish over in Iowa But the
fishing don't seem. to have been so good
rs il was cracked up TO be, for we can't
learn that Mr.. Packard caught any.
thing. Still he helped TO stir up the
waters and made it impossible for the
president to catch anything, which was
doubtless the next best thing for Mr..
Packard. The illustrous Louisianaian
fishing trip will not, however end with
Iowa. lie Is out Of business lust now.
and has no objection 10 making a sum.
mer of it. On the first of August he
will doubtless make il convenient 10
throw his line in Ohio, where fishing
will be nearly as good as il has been in
Iowa. And four weeks later he may
bob in the vicinity Of Harrisburg. in
this state. At that time of the wear
there will be reasonably good fishing
along the Susquehanna for those who
use the right kind Of bait and when
Mr.. Packard throws a line in Pennsyl.
vania he will have the company of
thoseexperienced iishermen-Cameron
Mackey, Errett and Quay. 4 talented
party like this ought to catch some>
thing, and il is altogether likely they
would. We think Mr. Packard viii
find more angling talent and quite as
good fishing in Pennsylvania as he
found in Iowa.
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More Deadly Thnn the bullet.

The London Lancet states that du.
ring the Crimean campaign of one year
and half, 3il 600 men were buried in
the district of Taurida. which includes
the Crimea. The Russians lost lT0. 900
soldiers, the English, French and Turks
10000, and there were lj,0OO Tartar
victims. OF this total, 32iSOO were in.
tered in the Crimea, including 10000 in
the neighborhood Of Sebastopol. Those
killed in battle were but $1,000, and nj.
lowing an equal number for the losses
from wounds, 2Sl 900 must have sue.
cumbed from disease. The deaths of
sick persons sent away from the seat of
war were abort. 10000 more. which
makes the number Of dead from The
Crimean campaign alone over 4l0. 900
IL will be seen from the above calcula-
ton that out Of some 10000 soldiers
who succumbed during the Crimean
5000 dying from disease.
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Col LoUGuRRY's conclusion that no
one class should monopoliae the legis-
lature is an eminently correct one
Every class and every interest should
have hearing in our state legislature
and we should select the members in
every instance with this idea promi>
nent. a legislature without lawyers
would be n ship at sea without rudder.
Imagine a judiciary committee without
legal experience, an agricultural bill
without farmer. One moments re.
ilection ought to convince any one,
even Tom Bowers, of Pamela, that a
legislature composed entirely of farm.
ers would soon go to seed The only
trouble is to get either frst,class law
yer or n first class farmer to offer for
the position, because usually they have
not the time to spare from their pur.
suits which always yield them better
pay than that
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pud iu Scotland she {. For.hip.d. Iut
itis rather hard on Princes Beatrice,
wh1 ha always 10 keep bon mullu
company on these sympathetic and uu'
interesting expoditlonf She ought 10
be la society, looking hor hnl at royal
receptions, riding In the Rog, seeing
tho world. No young rr. has cause
lornyy the PrIncefs Beatrice Of Eng
land
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Ilappr ~ - PrInre.s.

New York Times London CORES,
pondence As for the Princess Bea,
trice, whom her majesty has continu,
ally with her, she is dressed like a poor
relation aud looks like one. The queen
takes her everywhere. The most ex.
citing scenes Of which this young prin.
cess has any experience are peasant tea
parties and plebeian funerals. Her
majesty delights IN the society of her
Scotch dependents, sitting by their sick
beds. attending their funerals, comfort-
ing the old women. going TO their
churches and chapels, and generally
stepping down from her high position
TO enjoy her penehant for sorrow with
the humblest II is very good Of her,
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Hayes DUTY,

Springfield Republican: 1t must b,
more and more plain, both to him and
the country, that he must 20 forward
and not go back, and seek to make ~
from the people for the loss of the poll
ticians. There are signs all about of d
sharp cleavage between the patriots and
the partisans in both the old parties.
And the president has only tomake his
course distinct to conform his practices
to his principles, to unite the former in
his support But there is good deal
of impedimcnts in the way Of baggage
TO be thrown overheard first