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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
PROPOSALS. FOR STATE BONDS.
SrArR n r CONNECTICUT

TREASURY HARTFORD, y
in
Of he Bonds q the State
The bonds viii DO for the Of 81 900 each
able in twenty from the hrst Ssy o. NAY &. 1871
the Of the General Assembly and viii bear nisrss
ps ss az sf Pss I'm
veber OF each year. at the Teasurers oce in tho city
bonds issued ;, authority e an .ss Of q: &c asqsf
and credit state thereby pledged
for the q the interest and tho redemption o. tho
proposals less than the value Of the bonds wi
70 reserved By the Treasure.
Proposals bonds should be Endorsed "Proposa" and
A0o'''''0 . 'u'' 'A'' EDWIN A BUCK, Treasurer.
THE STATE or NEW JERSEY TO yoh ti. 8 s. oArH-
Catherine .. Ward, M.sdeins Johnson Mara9ne B.::
s Sss s.ss
I9s d ne ss ifs IN So
New York; The woman's Hospital Of the city county and
tho Hon Charles Devens the Attorney General efths
Unted states Of America. Greeting .a -.
and appear Ordinary Gsnsr.i hs
ss ma ss.'s e j. House =. siy
sssn's ay eight Yuudsa and '
s answer ansS he Of
Lewis - probate s1b 20 DaOsr
s" r . Be the eede
and propounded for probate in the Office OF the Register
and abide the Judgment and decree Of the said
Court In the premises
And you ohm Cathcart hereby cited because Is
caused the said caveat to DO hled and
claim the heirs law and next OF
of said Joseph l.. lie wis, dece ased.
And lane Lewis. hereby cited beeauee II Is sug
geste you the said TO be died and be-
you claim be she widow 81 said Joseph L. Lewis
deceased.
And YOU Martin Cathcas Frances Grace and Catherine
G. ard hereby severaiy cited because You severSly
claim the heirs At law and next OF KIN OF said
Joseph L. lie wis, deceased
And you Masdeino J. johnson, hereby cited, be-
cause YOU the egatess under ssid win and be-
cause the heIrs ~ law and next
kin OF said Joseph L. Lewis. dece ased.
And YOU Marianne Batter, Hermann Batter, Lewis
Batter Lilly Batter. Nellie Madeline Hsrburger Jehs
Lewis Hamburger John s. Hamburger Margaret Wolfe The
Five Points House Industry In the city 0f
York. Womans Hospital Of tho city, county and
OF New York; Jrmcs NJ. Morrison and Robert Elder
each hereby cited because each alegates under
said will.
And You Hermann Batter and you John s. hamburger
appointed the OF your said children
And John ollie hereby cited because by said will
you appointed the trustee of your said daughter.
And the Hon. Charles Devcns. Attorney General OF
the United States OF America hereby cited because tho
United states America claim interest under the
resduary devise and bequest the named
said will Of Joseph l.. Lewis deceased.
Witness Theodore Runyon, Ordinary Surrogate Gen.
cral, this ID day Of Aor A. p eighteen hundred aud
scventy-seven- HENRY z. KELSEY, Register.
.GiLeaRIsr GILMORE, PrOctors OF Executors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
PROPOSALS.

H EN- JERSEY sS-TIiE STATE OF NEW ERsEY
IN the of kin III any and all other In
having pretending to have interest in the osats
effects OF Joseph L. Lewis, ate OF Hobokcn In the
county OF Hudson and state Of New Jersey deceased
hereby cited and warned be and appear before
the Ordinary Surrogate General OF the State Of Now
Jersey term Of Prerogave Court Of said state TO be
the di,eenth day Of May, in the year Of our Lord
eleven o'clock in the forenoon OF that day, 70
and Jane Lewis against admitting probate show
cause any you have, against admitting to probate
codic thereto Of Joseph L. Lewis deceased late 81
the city Hopoken in said State. which writing
purporsing 20 10 such will testament codicil
ae prvpounded for probate In the Office Of tho
Register said Court the State House, city %
Trenton aforesaid In said State and TO abide the jnds-
Witness Theodore Rnnyon, Ordinary Surrogate Cen
era this I'd day Of April A. D. eighteen hundred and
enty-seven.
H. ;. HENRY O. KELSEY. Register.
GILcnsIsr 4 GrLLMoRK. Proctors OF Executors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20
HOUSES, ROOMS, ssI., WANTED.
~~-~~---~~fnt this CITY and Brooklyn.

INLAT wANTED--BETWEEN I'D AND 5Th AVS, BE-
n low 10th ST. less than ak Answer. with full
description and price. H.. box 5l4 fost onico.
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FURNITURE.

< -A~-THE POPULAR FURNfTGkR MANUFxc.
A.turers, BAUMANN BROS, 2as and $50 Hudson. corne
Broone the cheapest and reliable house In the
world Carpets Furniture Bedding. for cash
or instruments, by the week Or month.
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Une Gu6rison pour Ia Consumption.

Un vieux m6ilecin, retire de a
profession, ayant recu des mains
dun missionnaire des Indies. Orien.
tales Ia formule dan simple remAtle
v6getal pour h gu6rison prompte
ct perlnanente do h consumption,
de Ia br0nchite, du catarrhe, de
l'asthme ct de toutes lea malafies
de 10 gorge ct DIES p0um0ns, aussi
une gu6ris0n positive ct radicale
de la faiblesse des nerfs ct de tous
les maux nerveux, aprAs avoir ~
des preuves de ses merveilleux
pouvoirs caratifA dams des milliers
de cas-, considere CONNIE son de-
v0ir de le faire cOnnaitre d rhu.
mantle ~oufrante.
Anime par ce motif ct le d6sir
d'all6ger les son6slnces humaines,
.j'enverrai, gratis, 4 tous ceux qui
le l6sirer0nt, Cette recette, avec
des directions completes pour h
preparation ct l'usage du remede,
en- francais, allen,and, on anglais.
Cette recette sera envoy6e par la
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fait le service de la Cote entire Ia
NOuvelle- Orleans ct donaldson.
vile, partant du premier point les
lundis, morcredis ct samedis a 10
heures du matin, ct descendanten
plein jonr. lie Nilvsr City remplace
le @. x. Peck.
On signale Ia circulation dun
faux billet de 95, de Ia Premiere
Ranque Nationale do Hanover,
PENNSYLVANIA, Nc 1877 de Ia serie
des banques, date da 20 fevrier
1864, signatures dc F..E. g.
ct LIE. Cbittenden, papior n....oo
.ef-da nuance foncee.
Nous recevone, All moment
de METRE sous pfesse, Ia "Premie.
re Partie de In File du Pretre,' y
nm elegant volume broche do 135
pages. Nous attendons de pied
ferme les souscripteurs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-29

en- caisse &1.3al compte !, ,034 men,
bres don't 675 actifs le rapport du
docteur Touatre constate que 100 So
ciftaircs ont ftA soignes d l'asile, Y
s6journant 3, 100 iours, ct deux seu-
.lement sont morris, succombant d des
affections chroniqnes le docteur de
Roaldos a fait 2,7@ visites A 662 ma
ladies', ct le docteur D'Aqnin 2,545 vi
sites 4 63l malades +; l,4s3 malades
ont rccu de la Societe DIES soins me-
dicaux. NJ. j. Schweitzer o etc reelu
president I; M. N. Bouvier a etc elm
vice-president, ct NJ. A. Castel treso-
rier. LIE docteur Esconbas remplace
le docteur D'Aquin.- lie Courier
da ISchc rapporte Ia mort, d Page de
l16 ans, du negre Patira, mn futur
mis- an passe.-Le Ter decembre, eat
decide A Baton Rouge, al'Age de 81
ana, NJ. Rapna6l Bertrand. petit -iils
du marquis Chrysost6me de Luppe.
-.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-29

Paris snr In question d'Orient. LIE 25,
NJ. Dufaure, ministre de Ia justice,
enjoint aux procnreurs-g6neraux de
poursuivro les d6lits commits en- ma
there electorate, lesquels ont do Atre
fort nqmbrcux SIMS lfmpulsion q II
protection dn ministAre dc combat.
Malgr6 lea rigneurs, en- Bulgaria ct
en- Roumanie, dun terrible hiver,
dams leqnel hommes ct chevaux pc
rissent dc froid, In Rnssie vent pour
suivre sa victoire, ct toutes ses me-
snres sOnt prises pour que sea troupes
franchissent en- masse les passes do
Balkan. pendant que commence en-
Aisle le siege d'Erzeronm. La Turqnie
ne % rend pas, ct SOliman- Pacha,
qui conseille In gnerre 4 outrance, VA
prendre 10 commandment de Far
NEE de Roum6lie 4 Adrianople. Les
SERIES ont 3t6 repouss9s devant
YatEie. .-L'empereur Guillaume, 6vi-
demment On faveur de Ia Russie, .
d6cor6 de In croix de fer le prince
Charles de Ronmanie. In province
d'Alaace- Lorraine emet le vGu d'etre
repr6sent6e dams les conAeils de l'Em-
pire. Lc 25, est mort \ Berlin. 4 Alage
de "a ana. le c6l4bre peintre Philippe
veit.-LA Angleterre sondc les puis-
aancea, bpose des acquisitions en-
Egypte mniUplie lea pr6paratifs
de- gnerl6. La Chambre de commerce
d'Eslimhourg supple le gouverne-
ment britannique Dc perister dana le
systAme dc ueutralitA.-IA 20, eat
mOrt~ \ Tarin Ia comtesae Mirahori,
femme dn roi Victor Emmanuel, !,
<pous6e aeeratement par lni en- 1869,
par le ministAre dun PERI J6suite,
nvec dispense dn Sonverain Pontife.
La proposition de caponiaer Christo-
phe Colomb 6t6 repoussAe, ct ne
.pourra etre reprodnits avant an laps
Ae trnis ans..-Une visite de- l'ex-reine
Isabelle an pretendant don Carlos
donnie ! refechir au gouvernement
espsgnol.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-29
DERNIERES NOUvELLES

Une bombe Went d'9clater dams
les hautes spheres politiques aous
forme de "lettre ouverten de NJ. Will
licm E. Chandler, dn Ncw-Hamp-
shire, 4 Ia population de Get Etat. NJ.
Chandler, membre dn comit6 national
r6pnblicain, commence Ia guerrc con-
tire lc president Hayes quill regarde
CONNIE li6 an aort de Packard ct de
Chamberlain, 1T quill accuse dc mar
chfa qni iDvalideraient s0n titre.
En- France, Ia Chambre sera pro-
chainement eaisie dune demande
d.'enQmetc aur une tentative de comp
d'Etst proiet6e ct prepar6e par les
tonapartistes, en- cas dc demissiOn du
Marechal. On rapporte que lea trou-
pea en- garrison 4 Limoges etaient
po,lrvues de munitionse ct pretes 4 par
tir p0nr Paris le l3 d6cembrc. Une
cnQnete pr6liminaire etc faite par
le general B0rel, ministre de Ia gner-
re, nm general d. Bressollea a etc mis-
en- retrnit d'emploi, un capitaine a
<tG de~titn6 sous le mlnisterc La RO-
ehebouSt p0nr avoir protest6 cOntre
le coup d'Etat don't Initiative 6tait
impoAee an corps don't II fisisait par
tie. LIE Monitewr admet Ia possibilit3
du complot, en- niant que le Mare
clial en- ait en- connaisaance. lie gon-
vernement francais persiatera dams
~ reserve absolue en- matiere de po-
litiqne &trangarc.-Le cabinet italicn
. etc reform6, le 25, sous Ia presi-
dence de NJ. Deprctis.-Lcs Russes
ont occnp6 Traian, les Serbea ont
pris Palanka, ct Erzeroum est d pen
pres complement invd +.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-29

H0uvKLLR-ORLkANs, |
06 d3ceml,ro 1877. 1

J0mAtA aimee ne uut pun JOycuNo.
ment entsrr&e que celle-ci, ct Ia Non-
velle-O Orleans, Ia plus gale ct Ia plus
riante des cites am6ricaincs, s'est
surpaaa&c en- chats ct advertisements.
rOin dc In tristcAae ct nRrguc dcs
soueis 1877 ne m~urt, 1877 est mort,
eh bien, vivent 1879 ct N splendide
aurore, son magnihqnc horizon de
terre promise Tout le monde ga
muae ( ~ gniae, II y . foule aux
kgliaes oh l'on chante lea lOnanges de
Diem ct In naiaaance dn R6dempteur.
et on - preaae dana lea banQnets ct
Anns les theetrea Qni amt In part dn
diablc encore le diable a-t-iI le der
uier mot dams 10 rfvcillon Tradition
NJ. Qnelle afrie de fet<a ct d'en-
chantcments! Aprsa In NO6l, le JOnr
dc Tan l AprAa lc Jour de- Fan, lee
Rcla! Pamvrea rois, ccux dc l'Orient
anrtOut, ila M amt Plus Ruides par
l'&teile dn salutl Pniaac le sang cea-
aer d'arroaer II aoi antique qni tut Ic
l,~rrrau de- l'humauit6, gIOiro aux
cicux et paix s1rla terrell c. matin, mn
a~ul Journal parn, le Tmes, ct tont
cis0me en- politiqne. A default d'au-
tro aaiet, d nous parliona du fameux
Bedel, CO citnyen am6ricain qui se
rendit coupable dn crime pentlabIe
a. IAae- marechaIat, en- dieant de
Mac N ahon GO qne tonte h France
en- . dit je u ocfol,re, fnt banni ponr
~ ( rfait ahominable, pnia rnprelA
rov rinterceasion dn n,iniStre Noyca !
" Di0mant de l'afIairc. c'est qnc Be-
del cst mn mnlAtre lonisianais. ne en-
Ioa2 4 Ia Pointe- Conp6e snr l'habita-
tion BENJAMIN PoydrNs, d'nne femme
de coulemr nomm6e Chalinrtte Baxa ;
con maitre le flt clever en- France,
~ Il reeta ct devint hij0ntier ct
kpnuas uue femme blanche don't II a
en = cniants. En- Louisiane, lea ne
Rre1 rnaaent impnn6ment nm Irlan-
daia tituhAnt; nsais II men va pas de
m6mc IN France, ct d'ailleurs le Ma
r6cl,al ct IN Iriandais sur lc pied du.
oueI Il No laiaait pas bon marcher,
eurtout aous ls ministAre de Broglic,
do Fourton & Gle, Ainsi ono Bedcl
N : fait l'amAre experience.
Parmi lea h6tes distingn6s de ID
Nonvelle- -Orl<ans pendant Ies vacan.
- Ae An d'ann&e, on remArqnc MN
Eusaia, Ellis ct Jefferson Davis.-L<
mNirc Pilabnry = nOmm<, repr6sen'
| tants de u vile 4 n convention dim.
migration dn - .janvier. MN. W
~ -
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sT.JAoouEs

NJ. John 8. Wallis, planteur de
St-Jacqnes, adresae an Nesc Orleans
Times une lettre dat4e du 20, con-
statant des experiences faites par
lui sur con habitatiOn ALLIANCE,
desquelles II r6sulte que des can.
mes frapp6es par une glace de 300
ct misses en- seixdrotc, ont etc sau-
wees sans Ia m0indre perte appr6.
ciable.
Nous lisons dams le LOwisiaxais:
La Cour do district q 6t6 close samcdi der.
nier, l5d6oembre. avec 10 inge Marks 1t peut.
Atre sur le iuEe Marks. Voici - wuvress
a6t6 c0ndamn6e an p6nitoucier 4 vic. Charles
Thompson, pour svoir vel6 des chevaux, su.
bira quatre ann6cs de travanx forces. Bquiro
Martin. comma vOleur dc p0rtles, en- pour
36S jours. Les tr0is condamn6s s0ut noira.
Ie grand Jury trouv6 upu(rss kU coutre j.,
Wittgenstoln ct II. Coheii. pour assassinat...
des finances dc In par0isse.
Encore nm mot sur II l0i dn dimauche,
gut. ani =, !, pa = dams lss c.mpsgnes, co%-c E 2
rebonne ct le Lo1isiaMets pour aeuls sdver-
saires. Car 10 PGewmier do rAssompti0n,
Eagle do St-Bcrnard OF beauc0up d,sutres
journaux du pays louisianais mont pas don.
n6 leur adhesion aux dostrincs puritaiucs dos
totAlistee OF des dimanchicrs. QUAINT an
AescAac<b{, II M ricn dit, quo nous aachions,
on favour do Ia loi du dimanche. Et qui no
dit rien. sans doute parcc quill est bon do d6.
daigncr on Ccrtaincs circumstances, no CON.
sent pas 10 moins du monde.
-L'snn6o nest pas brlllante. Le sucre no -
vend gnAre, ct ID qualit6 nest g6n6raleuent
pas sup6riouro. C'est lhabitatiOu Malus,
Unels Sas, parait-il, qui remport6 le prix
sur 10 inarch6 dc II Nouvelle-O ORLEANS.
-vents par 10 sh6rif. ssmedi 5 janvier 1879.
onzc heures du matin, I 10 Maison do Cour,
dcs propri6t6e ci-apr6s, saisies dans l'a0aire
Banque des Citoyens contrc Els. T. u.s..
Roman: 10 une habitation suoriAre, situ6o
rive droite du Mississippi, ) 81 miles do 10
N0uvelle- ORLEANS, mcsnrant IA arponts do
face - dsuve sur 50 do profondcur, born6e
en- ha0t par dame veuve Michel Mathcrne ct
en- bas par ancieunA peopSi6tS val6rien Chop
pin, aveo residence, constructions, d6pon-
dances. b6tail ct Instruments dagriculture |;
- environ l.735 acrss ) rarri1rs. fcrmaut
aveo rhabitatlou nm total do 3,766l arpeuts,
plus ,33S actions Do 10 BanQue. et0.; l'acqu6.
rour devant assumor 10 placement dun billet
sie e250o0. 6chu 10 Ter d3cembre l017 Of 10
.nouvelable, OF 10 rcste compliant.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-29
sT.JEAN-BAPTIsTE


BonsoIr aux douss mois qui deseendcnt 10
fgarle,
e ono ie pouvel on. plantant n halle6ards
An posfc dc fEtenit6, .,,,-'
De par le vicux Saturnc y trouve pour con-
De donner chscnn CO don't II se croft digne:
Fortune, bonheur ct ssnt6! HN's
VOLTA, certes, mn sonhait Tac-
tnaiitG fort galamment tourn&, et,
aur In frOntiAre Oh mons sommes
iles annces 1877 ct 1873, mons ne
sauriona nj mieux nj anssi bien
dire. Nous le decouvrons sans
nom il'autenr dams les vienx car
tons du MeschaccJ6, ct obeissons au
froverbe qni permet de prendre
NON birn oh on le tronve. Oni, for.
tune, bonhenr ct sant6 a tons lea
membres lie cette paroisse de ST.
Jean Baptiste qui, pour nous, est
devenue ume famille c,mme In
Lonisiane ana patric. Chaaue an
n6e, celle qui Went de s'6conler
ainsi que celles qni pont pr6c6d6e,
emp0rte dams ~ fuite des parents,
dea amia, dies 6tres cheers qui mex
istent pins oman fond dea cDurs
ndAleA Le temps fae ~ proie ct
~ moisson, mails il FAINT aerrer lea
rangs, vivre avec les vivants, s'Oc-
cnper du present ct songer A Ia.
venir, suivrs le rapide tourbillon
ct r6ternel movement des hom-
mes ct des chooses snr Ia scene mo.
bilc du monde. Donc 4 tons pre-
nents 1t 4 venir, \ toux lecteurs ct
alnir, sAlut ct fraternite, jOie et
GsntG, Il m0inc fortune 4 ceux don't
ellie pcnt Gaire Ie bdnheur ct qul
aont capablex d'nll faire nm noble
usage en- favour dies l'auvres et
sles ll6sh4rit6s. Mais nous nfnsis'
toms lna sur Ia question du devoir,
n'etaat pas inoraliste do prot fsssiou,
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PARoIssEs s
sT-CHARLEs

lie Weekly Loxisidnian, organe
de NJ. Pinchback, pnblie une CON-
munication on l'arr6t qhi cnsse re-.
lection du inge Marks est apron.
We, ct on Ie magistrat est dGnoncc
CONNIE ayant etc le persecnteur
acharn6 du sheriff Georg. Essex.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-29

'8hrsvepoFf, II dlcombee M.
sRecu de IN Comp6gnie d'aesuraaos ~ -
~, l.Equitabls d. y Louisians, rar son agent
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-12-29

r. John J. Scott. cinI mile
.hent integral de In police
lise par ladite Compagnie le "a
;ur Ia vie de mon dtfunt mari,
10 remercie Ia Compagnie de
4 au'elle a mis- 4 remplir son
e me fails un devoir dc Ia re-
s:,os an,is ct connaissances.
"A.-R. DIILARn.
JESSE DAVIS, MD. HENRY
D, Md, ct ALDEN HOWELL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-22
CONNECTION,S.

AT GREEN BAY with Chicago & North
western Railway for Oconto, Menominee,
Escanaba, Marquette, LAnsa.
Close connections are made except Sun
days, with night and morning trains, which
run daily to Appleton, Neenah and Menasha,
Oshkosh, Fon du Lac, Milwaukee and Chica-
60. Through Tickets sold at principal Sta
tons for Eastern Cities, via all routes from
Chicago. With Wis. Central r. r. for Mil
waukee and points on line of that road; also
during season of navigation with Union
Steamboat Company for Detroit, Cleveland,
Buffalo andNew York.
At NEW LONDON, with the best equipped
stage line IN the Northwest, for Clinton
vile, Embarrass and Shawano.
At AMHERST J'n with Wisconsin Central
r. R., for Waupaca, Medina and Weyauwega.
At PL0VER with Wisconsin Central
r. r. for Portage and Madison and with fast
Stage Line for Stevens Po ut.
1t GRAND RAPIDS with Wisconsin Val
ley Railroad for Tomah and Wausau
At HATFIELD with fast Stage Line for
Nei!lsville.
At MERRILLAN in with West Wiscon-
sin r. L. for Black River Falls, Madison,
EauC Ciaire, Menomonee, Hudson, Saltwater,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Breckenridge.
At WIN0NA with Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway, for Wabasha, ReGwing,
Hastings, st. Paul and Minneapolis
With Winona s. St. Pettr Railroad, &C. &
n. W. for St. Charles, Rochester, Owatonna
Manktto, New Uln and st. Peter, and during
the season of navigation, with Keokuk North
ern Line, Gal" Packets for all Mississippi
River Points
At La CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
R. r. and with Chicago, Dubuque and Minne
sofa Railroad.
D. NJ. KELLY, DAN ATWOOD, S. B. KENRICK,
Cen'l Manager. Gen, Fr't end Pass. Agt. sup't
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-22

The survey OF Dir. Farquahar, of
the U. S. Engineers, having fully es-
tablished the practicability of the
long mooted theory that reservoirs
to control extreme floods and regu-
late the volume of water in the
Mississippi could be created upon
the head waters Of that river, and
in view of the assertions of parties
familiar with the headwaters Of The
ST. Croix, Chippewa and Wisconsin
rivers TRIBUTARIES Of the LississippD
that a much larger area Of fiowage
and water shed can be secured by
IL cans Of drains upon said rivers,
which will serve the double purpose
of improving tneir navigation ss
well as the Mississippi, Hon.
Thad. Q. Pound, Of Wisconsin, has
introduced in the House q resolu-
ton requesting the Secretary Of
War to MAKE q sarvey OF such trib
utaries and report results to Cong
ress, as early as practicable.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-22

MARIE ANvoTNETTE.-lt is re-
ported of her that while the streets
of Paris were crowded with starv-
ing ansculotteS, howling aud shrek
ing FOR food-a dreadful cry which
sounded the death knell to royalty
in France-Just previous to the
sac king of the Tulleries on August
10th, 1902. One day, while looking
from the windows Of the palace at
the shoutingmob, she asked Madame
Elizabeth, who stood beside her,
what was the matter with the peo-
pie. Madame Elizabeth replied
that they We're starving. Starving,
said the astonished Queen, starving !!
| would sooner eat bread and cheese
than starve. She did not know that
bread and cheese could not be pro-
cured. a few tons of Duryea's
Improved Corn Starch divided
among that turbulent and angry
mob might have prevented the rev.
olution and its horrible excesses,
but it was not to be procured. You
can get it of every respectable gro
Ger. Inquire for Duryea's Improved
Corn Starch and Duryea's Satin
Gloss Starch, that the Judges at the
Great Worlds Exposition in
Philadelphia have pronounced it the
bes. in the world.
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FoR KANSAS AND CoLoRADo-
take the Atchinson, Topeka q San
ia Fe Railroad, extending from
Kansas City and Atchison. on the
Missouri river, via Topeka, the cap
ital of Kansas, through the fertile
Arkansas Valley. TO Pueblo, where
direct connection is made with the
Denyar g Rio Grande Railway for
Colorado Springs, Man.tou, Denver,
Canon City and all points of note on
the Denver q lilo Crande. The
track is exceEed by that of no road
in the Wea, and the passenger
equipments embraces all the mod
ern improvements for comfort and
safety. Though express trains
leave union depots, Kansas City and
Atchison, daily, Oh the arrival of
trains from the East, and run
through to The Rocky Mountains,
with Pullman Sleeping Cars attach
ed. For maps, circulars, and de-
tailed information send to I. J..
ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agent, To-
peka, Kan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-22
TIE Northern Pacific railroad

TIE Northern Pacific railroad
company sold land in November eto
the amount of 65,732 acres for 1884,
$50. 40. There were seventy differ
ent purchasers, with tne exception
of half dozen who bought Tor the
purpose CT opening large farms of
from 1000 acres upwards. The
remaining sales were in small lots OF
less Than an average of 600 acres
each, and to parties buying almost
exclusively for settlement and cu;ti-
vation. The absorption of govern
ment lands along the line of this
road by actual settlers keeps pace
with the railroad land sales, the
Fargo, Dakota, U. S. Land Office
reporting for the month Of Novem-
Der 25,523 acres taken by 173 dif-
ferens claimants. Such reports are
the best possible evidence of the
rapidity with which the lands in
the Northwest are being occupied.
Press.