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HuMOR.
4 life poifcy-Try,ng to get rich.

a life policy-Try,ng to get rich.
An anchor rite-Tnrntng the capstan
In skating circles an habitual rtnker Is called
| runkaru.
!, How to find out what's in a name-Put It On
the back OF a note. -
~, Deaf ladies now wear bluc-elass eaz-rings~
linen they are sure Of their earring.
A "sugar Conference - has been held IN Paris.
Ii you don't like it, you can lump It,.
;, The favorlte hymn Of the .rasshoppers;
'1hls wheat br and by."--ytw T0rk Graphic.
4 nilkuan was asked If he had plenty Of
pirate reply.
"Change carsr' is what bootb1ack said -
countryman, the other day, when he had fn'shed
one OF his brogans. =
They say 1t is dangerous to 90 into the water
after hearty meal. But who expects to find ID
hearty meal in the water2
Men are frequently like tca,-the real strength
ana goodness are not properly drawn out until
they have been in hot water.
"Givc the hens rest" says a. country e1-
cnange- "Just SO; sort of inter-eeg. Dum, as
It "erc," " adds the New York Comnseretat Adtr:
Springer, OF Illinois, waes his chin so inces-
sanity that bis collars have to be faced with tin
~ keep them from wearing out--Bnrtingeo9
Many boy has lost his grip on his fathers
m1eetlons Dy being able to beat the old gentle
man L.a AZ a friendly game Of cards--7N1her1ta ta0
kepoyttr.
4 Kentucky editor remarks that ninety-nine
out OF hundred people make grcat mistake
the wrong end.
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WESTERN PATENTS

weekly list.of United States patents issued
Inc inventors Of Illinois, Wisconsin, and
s'en'ean for the: week ending March 10, 1877,
anu each patent in the list will bear this date
reported expressly for THE TRIBUNE BY A. r.
Evans q Co., patent solicitors, Washington. u.
=: Charge for obtaining patent, $50 A COW
Of the Patent laws sent free ou application:
ILLINOIS.
a. II. shelter, Joliet, corn-she11inp machfno
Stafnes Lipe, Macomb selves, :N1n''
y. Westlake, Chicago, lamp.
9aeg: a1 CnIsa:o protecting theatres from fires.
:. +. Gross, Chicago, pavement
r paIa npGInneFmann, Chicago, fire. escape.
y y raln. sa4dwich, spring hinge.
= T. fnonoe. Chicago, taole-leaf SUPPORT. =
u T. Sargent Chicago. registers for car-berths.
, 1877-03-17
IOWA POLITICS..

Senator B1afne's Great Ponu1a-,t,z !.
dent Hayes' Southern .PoiIcv--r.-,.E,se
for Governor and suprerne - Cow +1neloases 1"s
% tae EaI.o- ~ ~. rs]s' 49, judge /;
Charles cry Ia Ma,.h uss d'9s"> .. :::> ="
State de,acot;o, ~ f,,.,,..~..a -.osshy %
o'aee oe!esat1on as cincinnati favored the nont
Iowa delegation, and nowhere var h., t19e .43ee
yered and respectel than ii tha ,,o..., ...sa y
of the northern ,,,r+,o, - 4sas ns senstu porka
49, ~. S-e1n ~. tion u tnat state Hk6e
Aeat ~ LIE convention came like personal Il
row; 1t Was taken to heart as d personal Iin,tEs
and all this enthusiasm grew ont NJ tha .s.s,s
like manner with which he. ifefsoSavsa Savaia:E% Y
reputation OF the North dnrinsr 'tha ~ eae
/ unn1easantness n the deha+a1 - iS :tae hte
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rms AFTERNOON and evening Mr. Thorne,s tcst,-
Mon,al oeneht occurs at Mcyickcrs Theatre. The
oene1t was originally proposed By numerous men,
nefs OF 1.-The Playcrs, that well-knon,n amateur
dramatic organization, as a. compliment to his
kna edorts In their behalf the occasion Of their
at the New Chicago Theatre in MD Of
the No1nans Hosnita1 some yectz ,oo nha 49, -. -
1alr nus been postponed until this dnte in order IN
sIcsnss sIre tne presence Of Mr.. John McCuilouch
iasS;n lhotne and Mccullough will take the two
aeIaaung parts IN Damon and pythjas ~ at the
MTh.esnoon Th +, performance. In the evening Mr
1ao1nc RaoGa VIII appear in the role Of Don casar de
aaan, thaa. supported by the stock company OF the
lne pretty little drama, ''Black- Eyed Susan.
, 1877-03-17

WAsH1SGToS, D. c., March lis a. m.-For
the Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi, and
Lower Missouri Fuley, rising barometer,
northerly to westerly winds, colder and gen
orally clear weather, succeeded in the western
portions By falling barometer, and winds sniff
Ing to warmer soutl,cr1v
Special Dtspasc6 to Tie Tribune
GAINESVILLE, Wis, March 16.-Last night It
pesan showing and blowing very hard, and kept
it up until afternoon to-day. Trains we're sjioht-
~ delayed. The storm is now passed, aud the
weather cold and clear.
LOCAL. OBSERVATION. >...
CHICAGO, March 1e,
, 1877-03-17

N no branch Of manufacture has mora science
and skfu been developed than in that Qfeoap: 70
both hemtsphcres chemistry has LEM. .its best e.
loffS to perfect an article Of such widb demand
nre In this branch Of the nscful arts, and of ate
nc has made still another atcp In advance, nan.et{
IN hs Toilet Soap. In this he dispcn4es uithI tho
use OF al out the purest materials snch as the pure
vegetable oils. Consequently he need not use auJ
odor = =
, 1877-03-17

Ibid you figure the interest On the note!"
ttNo. There was no fguring.s".
The5e were some figures found Is on elotter t,,r
note; a;o Did you do any flsuring'' >,
IBID iS;e,"
Not that am aware Of.
So will never trouble you about this note'
Pix e.rhsf be eaa said :.n,. u, conn,ed with
THE EXPRESSION ON HIS FACE
when told him was going to Dakota and Intend, l.
ed leaving my wife behind, informed nc that nll
had heard as to his intimacy with m '-siio was
| trne.'
| .tDid be burn the notc:'''
'tHe put it in the stove"
>. After burning the note, whats''
''Was there any further conversation nboat
MONEY ?:Nxo4 ~'tf'E''' "a
4.Thcn it was at that point of your conversation
mtstie M affairs taken up'"
Alter that nothing was said about money!"
How long after he burned the noto and sat
down was it before you went out:"
Yoa must have been there ABOUT ffteen o., cen
nutss s; How on snS e II he litter hs
II can't say. I don't think was in the room
fifteen minutes, but may have bccn-"
Nov tfy and fix the lapse OF time between tue
burning Of the note and your departn1c' :.
at was not over five minutes don't think It
was over three minutes. ncver had word OF
conversation with him about money, with the cx~
ception Of that note. /"
ssThcn any conversation about yonr domestic
affairs must have taken place in three minutess"
''Therc was something said before. had
CHARGED HIM WITH ADULTERY
and he denied it: and when he asked me II was
going to Dakota ond my wife with me, nnd when /!
he inquired OF me Whero she was, watched his
countenance. and saw it right in his face. was
watching him carefully, and you must bear in mind
bad my wife,s oat!, in ny pocket
eE11t I'm Mt
''No; went there fully satisfied OF his guilt, !
and there was no necessity.
''After he turned away from the stove aud sat |
down anything said about the matter that still
more confirmed your suspcions:"
*No."
t'Wcre you sitting DOWN.
s. No. had been standing all tho time"
'.When you turned to 80 ont did hc turn to his ]
desks"
''Hc did,
- Did you leave him with angry words:''
s'Iaaid,
THERE, DAMN YOU, |
sou will never eeduce another mans wife, and fred
rs spoke"
t'Then You must have stepped behind him.
- did; and as I spoke the words l sent the
bullet home. " !
And grasping tue reporter by the shoulder he
Illustrated horribly.
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Yes, and that left s24 due. 1t was demand
'"Where Is the noter'
JONES KNOWS wHERR 1r 1s
had tnfk with him about tt yesterday"
WI here did he say the note was!'|
He told me he didn't care abont that.
ARE you going to Dakota!
~ les, answered.
:. :''ls your wife gong to stay hcrcf' he in
EYES replied
,a... knoT your wife hae deved you almost to
ceotn said i he; fou needn't pay that note y
He went into the business Office and rot thc
note. When be came back he sat down for 4 fu,y
MINUTES, and then repeated the remark, sYon
,1 :, - Ky Ky lnaa note and then he got up and
There is woman at the building who nre-
nuos .'' 70 pave overheard a conversation between
money! 'o1 "sa1''eeo
Me .!Xaaa1 Xsprang az il knife had gone into him.
IN saSes esef;!n % me wofld-Sc!erl US have sonl
hfe. A As have soul to save swear iii ''''
ana you never asked him for auyn'
Neycr, as have eoul To slye.
When you first went in what was
TIE TOPIC OF YOUR CONVERSATIONS WITTY,
1oSEsl"
.o,. , vas s entirely IN relation to mr. going to Da-
men arc you golngT he asked.
80 Tomorrow, Ianswercd.
he ;na; mhat are you going to do aboutthat note!'
haven't the money to pay it as expected
to have, said l. Amy wny think the note wa
wrongfully signed. and I ought never to have
elened it, and II had known what was doinr
should never have signed It.
*|'Why not?' asked he
on know how it was, Mr.. Jones, said T.
you know all my work was on the West Side: and
!, came herc to accommodate my wife, and II was
eeofonsh yo1r and her persuasion thai stavc,i
mere, and che has lost her gold watch and pencil
49,. Ae nt!mated that be had not known there
W. e.e anything wrong, and tried 10 smooth thnes
,,,a ION have had devilish hard time, Pike,
Fos to deata,'" A'' '''o's'n'eo
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toria. Napoleon, the Shah, Dom Pedro, the
bourbon Count of Paris; and now appears
Louis l.. king OF Portugal, who says that he
is AT least capable OF good scholarly work by
seriously taking up the task OF translatlng
Hamlet into his own language He Is
man of good mind. and is sa d TO know Eng
lish as well as he does Portuguese.
The long looked for autobiography of
William H Seward, with later memoir by
his son, Fred w. Seward, will be ready IN
time for the holidays Among the illustra-
tions are portraits on steel OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Seward; Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Ad-
ans. Zachary Taylor. Eliphalet Mott, VIM
field Scott. Henry Clay, General Lafay ette,
ThuTlOw Weed, Abraham Lincoln, Horace
Greeley, Gerrit Smith, Charles Sumner,
Hamilton Fish. Salmon l.. Chase. Charles
Francis Adams. Arson Burlingame, William
NJ. EyarlS Andrew johnson, Edwin NJ.
Stanton and Others.
Mr.. Richard Grant White is complimented
BY one OF the London weeklies as an Ameri-
can who speaks like an Oxford man and looks
like a grlarisman. a London correspondent
of the Evening Post says: "few Americans
see England as Mr.. Richard Grant White
seems to have seen il, in all quarters and In
all ranks OF society, from the highest down;
for one hears Of him in all. He was the
guest OF peers and county families in various
parts of the country; ut Oxford and cam
bridge he was received with marked atten-
ton. The ShakespeareanS made much OF. him,
and he was made an honorary member of
the Garrick club. lie was thought TO resem-
bic a highly cultivated Englishman rather
than the usual idea of an American. Alex
ander Ellis. late president of the Philologi-
cal society, whose great work on English
pronunciation mas made him the chief au-
Ihority on that subject, is reported to have
said of him that his English could not be
told from that of a university bred English
man."
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LITERARY NOTES.

The scene of wiIkie ColIins's new story is
placed in Scotland.
Mr.. Morris's new poem just published in
London is entitled THE Story of Sugurd the
the Volsung. and the Fall of the Niblungs."
A new edition of Harriet Martineau's
'HHistory of England from 1900 TO 1854" is
to be brought cut by Porter & Coates of
Philadelphia.
The latest undertaking of Gustave Dore is
an illustrated edition of ''Mechaud's History
of the Crusades,' which will be published
in Paris this winter.
President McCOsh's contribution to the
discussion on evolution is in course of pub
LEGATION by Robert Carter q Brothers. 1t is
called The Development HypOthesis-Is il
Sufficient
Will Carleton has published new volume
of poetry which he calls young Yolks' Cen
tennial Rhymes" The volume is small
one, and is bound as BELTS the epoch OF its is
sue. in red, white and blue.
Mr.. William Morris is rather Enthusiastically
called by the Atheneum. "the Poetry Smith
of the Northern Olympus" and it adds that
he is soaked in Odinism-his body is in
Queen Square, but his soul is in Ultima
Thule.
A new life of the German philosopher,
Leasing, is in preparation in England
"Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. His Life and
Works." by Helen Zimmerer, author of
'The Life and Works of Arthur Schopen.
hauer."
Oliver Wendell Holiness "Autocrat of the
Breakfast Table is the first of a series OF
philosopher Der Neuen Welt" which Mr.
Auerbach is publishing in Stuggart 1t APP
pears under the German title of "rhe Table
Despot' (rDer Tisch Despot''l r tN+
Mr.. Edmund C. Stedman's admirable essay
on the Rev. Octavius Brooks rockingham,
which appeared in the November Galaxy
has been issued in took form. with por-
trait of the subject. by G. p. Putnam & Sons
There has been added an extract from re-
cent and typical sermon. which gives Mr.
Frothingham's own statement Of his faith
and life long purposes.
rip Van Winkle' has been translated
into French by a Major L. Du Bos, of
Charleston. and will soon be published by
Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfnger Of PhiIadei-
Pbia. The SAME house has also nearly ready,
'K. X. K. Sketches, Humorous and Didac-
tic" in which J. ~ Bearl discusses the lead
ing events of the ku klux khan movement
In the south. with the social and political
difficulties growing out of it.
Royal authors are no longer uncommon
dersonage-. In our own days there are Vic
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Swearing of.
[Detroit Free Press.l

The old gang of idlers around the Central
market yesterday got to discussing the pol
icy of swearing off, on New Years day.
when Brother Gardner stepped to the front
and said:
'Gem'len, dat proposishun hits me right
tween de eyes. lie gwine TO swar off ef
live till mex week.
Some of his acquaintances expressed their
doubts and he continued.
"Ize gwine for to do it or bust lie bin
figgering mp, an here am dc calculashun:
Spose spend fifty cents day for whisky,
and forty cents a day for terbacker. Well,
dar's mighty a dollar day, or bout $3.50 a
year. Ef swar off has dat much money
in de bank, an lie gwine to swar. lie only
an ole man wild a whitewash brush, but
when it comes down TO finance you can't
fool me-" uir ~
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WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY OF IT.
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

Whereas, a certain precept has been duly
issued to me by the mayor of the city of ludt-
auapolis, under thu corporate seal of said city,
dated December 10, 1876, showing that there Is
due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street I'M
provement in the city of Indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana: 30 iri
Due James Mahoney for grading and gravel
Inc the alley bet ween Hoyt and Fletcher ave.
nues running fom Dillon 10 Linden sire Is,
from Mary b Strong, the sum of four donsrs
and fOrty-twO and One-aalf cents tSf ~.
amount O, assessment charged against lot No.
one hundred and eighty-five (lSoi la Spsnn q
Company's Woodlawn addition 10 ihe city OF
Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Now the said defendant is e-eby notified
that unless, within (2D Gays af er the publica-
ton. for three weeks OF this notice the amount
so assessed again. tie abvve described lot or
parcel of land is paid, will prSceed TO collect
lie amount so ASSESSED by levy aud sale o. said
lot or parcel of land, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to sat sly The above claim, and an
costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind December 20, 1876 =,
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CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, sss
- In the Superior Court of Marion county,
in the state Of Indiana, January term, 1871
No IL OIL. - 2 $50 ~
William II. English W.. isaac w. Rtratford,
Caroline A. Stratford, Jacob w. Barnttz, Sarah
b. Barnitz, ct al. --tf4
Be il known, That on the 18th day Of 'Decems
Der, 1876, the above named plaintiff, by his at
torneys, filed in the Office ofthe clerk 0fthe SUI.
perior Court of Marion county, In the state OF
Indiana, his complaint against the above
named defendants for foreclosure, and on
the 18th day Of December, 1876, the said plainun
fled in said clerks Office the affidavit OF q I,
competent person showing that said defend-
ants, Jacob w. Barnitz and ~arah Il. Barnitz.
are not residents of the state of INDIANA
Now therefore, by order OF said court said de.
PENDANTS last above named are hereby notified
of the Ming and tendency of said complaint
against them and that unless they appear and
| answer demur thereto, at the calling o
said cause on the second day Of the term O.
said court to be begun and held at the cour1
house in the city OF Indianapolis, on the firs<
Monday i'm March, 1871, slid complaint and.
the matters and things tDerf1fi Contained and
alleged, viii be heard ard determined IN theiI
ABSENCE.
decD-aw Clerk.
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THE
NATIONAL DISEASE!
is 1T DURABLE

Those who have suffered from the various
anu complicated fOrm~ OF disease assumed by
Oatarril, and have tiled many physicians and
remedies without relief or cure await the an
sWer 10 this question with conSidera BILE
anxiety And well they may for no di>ease
mat can DE mentioned Is so universally preya-
lent AMI so destructive To health as Catarrh.
bronchitis. A~tlrIis, Coughs, and serious and
frequently fatal affections OF the lung, follow,
IN many eases, ease Of simple but neglected
Oatarfh. Other sympathetic affections. such
AZ eiitneSS. impaired eye-sight and loss of
sense OF snsej may tie referred To "a minor but
nevertheless serious results OF neglected Ca
tarrh. had enough IN themselves but rs moth
ing compared with the dangerous affections OF
the throat and lungs likely TO follow
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MAX ADELER,S NEW Book. Just published.
Will outsell any book IN the field. This bright
est of humorous books Is piofus ,ly illustrated
with most laaghable pictures by ARTHUR b.
FROST. Will sell by reason of s beauty and
chespness. No Other book published possess-
ing such general fitness for the wants OF the
present times. Agents who wish 20 make otg
iUdges wanted in every town. Tempting Terms
anu circulars sent application to A: q. NET
TLET0N & CO., Chicago. Ill, or Cincinnati, v.
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1T CAN BE CURED.

1t can be cured. There IL no doubt about it.
rue immediate relief afforded by San ord =
RADICAL cure for Catarrh is but slight evil
dence OF what may follow persistent use of
this r. medy. The hard, incrusted matter that
mas lougeu In the nasal passages l. removed
hamm 'tion suhdued and healed the en-
tire membraneous Innings OF the he adj
lionaliy its action is that Of a power
iul purifying agent, destroy ing in its coui sc
through the system the acid poison, the de-
I've In 90 ar "A
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Is a local and constitutional remedy, and is APP
= led To the iasai passages by insufflaiion with
DR. Sanford'S Improved lnhaling Tube, which
nccOmpanieS each bottle free of charge; and
int rnaly,Or constitutions ally, where, by its ac-
tiOn on tliS mucous cOatiugS of the throat and
stomach il frees the system from the poison
generated by Catarrh. Until this good result
Is effected no permanent cure can he made.
IL US the united action OF this remedy is Supe-
riOr 10 all others or combinations of others.
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A white owl let loose at Detroit, with
note requesting the person into whose
hands it should fall TO treat it kindly.
Shortly, afrerwards Is was sho. while steal
ing chickens from hen-house in Canada
but was only slightly wounded Its new
master promises to take good care of it.
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SAkF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is PrPDared by DisfilIafiOn.

Every plant and herb that yields its medical
essence to il is placed in an improved still and
there mingled with a solvent liquid, which by
heat, IS made TO pass over into the receiver,
bearing with IL the healing essences or juices
of these plants and herbs, free from every con-
taminatiOn, pure and colorlesS Thus the &C.
tive, medical constituents of thousands of
pounds ofherbS may be condensed into very
small cUnrass. In This way Sanford's Radical
CuIe is dIvesied of the nauseating, worthless
features OF all other remedies. while Its cura-
tive properties are increased tenfOld. Ii is
positively the greatest medical triumph of the
age.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Inn
proved Inhaling Tube, with full directions for
use in all cas- ~ Price q %. For sale by
all wholesale and retail druggists throughout
the United States. WEEKS x POTTER Gen.
eral Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston.
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Whereas, n certain precept has been duly
issued 10 me by the mayor OF the CITY OF Indf-
annapolis, under the corporate seal Of
said city,. dated December 10, Is7G, show
ing that there Is due the following named
contractor the amount hereinafter specified for
street improvement I'm the city of fndianapo-
lis, Marion county, Indiana:
Due John Schier for paving with brick the
north sidewalk on Washington street, be-
tween East and Noble streets, from Patrick
shea the sum OF thirty seven dollars and MY
cents ISL 50l, amount of assessment charged
against lot No. five C5 in outlot III in the city OF
Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. %
Now, the said defendant Is hereby notified
that, unless within (20l days after the publica-
'tion, for three weeks, of this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel of land is paid, will proceed TO collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale OF
said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof
as may be necessary 10 satisfy the above claim.
and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER
City Treasurer.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has worked a revolution in the treatment of
atari II has demonstrated beyond all doubt
that this disease even in its severest forms, is
durable, and that comfort and happiness may
be made 10 follow Wears of misery, Years CT suf-
lering, by persistent use of IL. The method
of treatment originated by DIR. Sanford, VIZ
the local and constitutional, by a remedy pre-
pared by Installation, IL the only one ever Of
tered TO the public that will bear the test OF
fr,ae