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NEW ROUTE 20 Coney Island. Locust Grove
~ Hooks Bro. Cables and Atlantic Garden The ia
yorite steamer y ARRowSNIfn will run on SUNDAY.
Ma, ~ leaving I'D IT, y r 10 SO A and 81 4. NJ .
leaving Leroy i. l9io 4 " and 40 leaving
Franklin IT. 10 % VI and 50 T. VI, leaving Pier H.
II. II \ and 7 VI. Returning leave Locust
Grove at - noon and T. VI Fare. 20 excursion 10
VIII also Decoration Day weather permitting.
hours Due notice Will be given when regular ips
viii be resumed
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CONEY ISLAND. ..
- NtN STEAM LINE
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD
Time from BROOKLYN to toney Island only Is minutes
Trains run every Is minutes durns the afternoon and
evening and halt hourly during the other parts oi the dnv
GEAND PROMENADE CONCERTS trcel EVERY
"WEDNESDAY AID SArt RpAN Afternoon, AMI GRAND
lNGs celebrated NlSrH REGlMENI band, with the
world ned cornet snioist. VI ARblC kLE.
EXCURSION TItkETS. ~ CENTS
Take horse from Fulton. Catharine, Hamilton
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colant,b- --NlaI,s.
n me, e. day the next two weeks also nrstelass
statesmen" to canvass new 'IH's is S;S o1 III S,.
A MAN to grind faucets; none but good. steady work
- "''" "''1 ciIlS HARRISON AGO, 10 West 9TH st
,prias .ni,. * Il S 81 =. .io 81 So S mems
cAAERoNs. ~ Bridge st. brooklyn.
A FIRsT-CLAss corset homer one who under.
"A stands his business will hnd permanent situation
New York Novelty Co. 81 and ea Thomas st
A CHANGE 70 go West. families assisted West on
AGENTS wanicd.-Dunlevey's best teas and cofces
"A 2H Water cor Fulton st, \ Y can or write
AGENTS make So daily selling AMERY's spring
n show cards. e3 Bowcry corner Hester St
A Bof about Is ,ssr: OF age 10 attend stand Adj.
n dress. IN writing, = h, 3'' East ION Il
A ROY to go crrands and make himself useful os7
~ 9TH av., IN the store.
CORNICE MAKERS Wanted, nrstclass cor.
y nice maker as partner Win or without money Al.
CARPENTERS waucd-3 or good men accus.
= toned 10 frame building. mo others II LvERsoN,
ENGINEEK wanted at ooi Yves, 2sth st, to run
- small engine.
AID about II years to assist mechanic Address with
- reisrcnce. and salary expected. STEVENS. sun up
town once. l-SS htuauWaN.
DIuMBEW wantcd-A nrst class workman can nnd
L steady work u BECKER. s'd ID av. near isth st.
u'EAs-2p n pound choice Japan. 25c agents
wanted TEA co. Is New thambersst
NEANTED-Anexpcricnc need bother. one who under.
w stand. American chaupagncs and fine goods,
e. the right a good salary will be- paid. Address
eivinA reference. n. box i-i. sun ofice
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w Please address. stating where last emplo, ed.
JACKSON. box ISL. sun oiice
WANTED-AA :iiT gT 91;k 'rgg GHlT'c 81
Riverdale av.. Yonkers. \ Y.
WANTED-A hqr.c.9ocr to work IL Tsrrytown
81. New York
NVANTED-A good harness sutcher Apply TO
w RICHARD FISHER, 10 Chambers st y Y.
NANTED-A man 10 stitch on military leather
w work Apply early at l5s West 27ih st. ~ door
WANTED-Young man to run scroll saw must he
w experienced. 543 West 2lst 81
NOtNG man A. cook aud To- make himself usefii In
restaurant o97 lith av. between tith and 45th Sta
~ POUNDS purc tea joc. sample Tea Co 263 Pear
- Il and ~ Fulton It
= POUNDS pure tea Al. -, pounds soc
- THE CANTON TIA co. rs Chambers It.
Situaiions ddlunt,o.
SITUATION wanted a hrstclass baker German
- wants steady situation stroni hand bread
bread aud cake. best ui reference Apply address.
h sfRAt -, ga Wc-t Hth Il. rear house.
OF WEST 21TU sT.-rrstclass cook thor.
- = uu-hlN understands all kiuls uf meats. soups
mnur w dishes booming ardiux rrsclas- pastry hr, AL
ami tl.cuit large small establishment city coun.
Ia Ia ora a.
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BRUSHES Of every description at 80 Pearl 81 neat
ID Peck slip at lowest prices
joins X HOPFEI, Manufacture AMI Importer
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQvIPMENr
AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT With
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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PULVERMACAER GALVANIC co.,

pF Avoid bogus Belts. Banl. anu Appliances claiming
electric qualities our Pamphlet explains how 10 dIsun
gui-h the genuine from thu spurious
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DEPOTs IL PHILADELPHIA TWO IN
NEN YORK
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- and MuRt1SANtA will make the regular sunday
rips MAY ~ Astoria. Harlem. amt Moru,aua, land.
ius at Grand = GREENPOtNr FOOT OF NpbLE e .
and ile i each WAY. aud connect With boats Tor hgh
Bridge Leave FULTON MARKET SLIP at 10, II A. NJ.
|, . 10. 3 -. ~ u. and L. VI
LsaNr MOkKt~ANlA at = 3D. $50 II IS A NJ, II 80 ,.
3. 2. auit - + VI
Connecting at Grecupoint with Manhattan Beach r. Il.
Fare On Sundays. - cents
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SO. AND illS MAUNlflChNI ohChhSIhA
Initial appearance IN New YORK Oi
MR. SIT BBRUCK, Cnrnct ViriuosO
The management beg To state that every effort will he
u~d to make the O 1919 ut the Garden more bril-
liant ~ every respect than any Of its prcdcGessus
Tickets Tor sale IN packages at box office. " In each
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
FACTS AND FIGURES.

Illinois manufactures $205, ,0O0, 900
worth Of goods annually.
America sent one million dollars worth
OF toys to Europe last year
The Maine state prison last year paid
$3.50 less than the expenses.
The first silk fabric woven in America,
in 1900, is still preserved at Salem, Mass.
The ePeruvianmines that Henry Meiegs
was tunneling when he died have Welded
five million dollars in silver since their dis
covery.
In spite of the ratification of the
reciprocity treaty with the Hawaiian king.
dom, the imports of sugar from that country
fell of considerably in the year 1877.
This country imported from Japan,
last year, through the port Of San Francisco,
100000 pounds of tea. From China we
imported only $4,000 pounds.
The Cleveland Leader has discovered
that the Catholic bishops of the United
States held nine million dollars worth of
property in 1850; in 1870, it says, this had
increased to sixty million dollars; now it is
one hundred and ten million dollars.
Business is increasing in the trade.
mark and label division OF the patent office.
The number Of patents issued during the
past year for registration OF trademarks was
l,416; Of labels, 623. Total receipts, $39, 1872,
an increase OF 5000 over 1876, and $50 900
in excess Of the cost of maintaininA the
,iiviSiou
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was honorably discharged from service.
Deceased had lived under the rule of three
nations, and often boasted OF having been a
Spaniard, q Frenchman and an American,
without leaving the state.
New Orleans Times: During last week
more bulk corn was exported abroad from
New Orleans than from New York. The
shipments of corn in bulk from st. Louis to
New Orleans, now afioat and loading, APP
proximate three hundred thousand bushels
this besides shipments from other points.
There is, therefore, no hazard in saying that
our grain trade is at last finally and perman.
emily established, aud with proper care and
encourage cement will speedily grow into i'm.
mense proportions.
A Richmond liquor.seller likes the
Mofett bell-punch because First-Because
it is check upon his bartender Just as il is
on the car conductor. Second-It enables
him TO raise the price Of every drink Of
whisky and apple-jack five cents, of which
sum he only pays one-balf to the state.
Third-lt puts an end to the credit system.
Fourth-By buying taxreceivable coupons
at sixtyseven cents on the dollar and pay ing
them into the treasury at par, he makes the
bondholder pay him fifty per cent. for
collecting his coupons.
Peter Cooper writes the governor of
South Carolina: What are the best cond>
tons on which the state Of South Carolina
would accept the donation from me of Ger.
tain property situated at Limestone Sr rings,
Spartanburg' S. e., consisting of the
buildings and one hundred or more acres of
land, and make and maintain "Mutual
Labor Institution, or School OF Science
and Arts" applied TO the useful and neces>
sary purposes of life for young women,
similar to the branches and pursuits now
taught in the Cooper Union" of New York?
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water, is unaffected by comparatively high
temperature, and possesses great tenacity.
Experiments made with a view to test this
method show that plate thus protected on
one side has been immersed for six months,
with the result that the protected side was
found clean, while the unprotected metal
WAS covered with rust and shell fish,
According to the germ theory. the
communicable diseases, such as small pox,
cholera, yellow fever, measles, scarlet fever,
typhus and typhoid fevers and diphtheria,
are developed from particles Of organic mat,
ter, which, upon introduction into the body,
grow as grain grows when sown in a fertile
field. The analogy to the growth Of grain is
insisted on by al opponents OF the germ
theory. The seed having been planted, as it
were, in the form Of particle of contagium
from without, it multiplies by growth within
the system, and thus occasions the pheno-
mena belonging to that particular disease Of
which it is the germ. The vitality of these
infectious particles is wonderful. Sir Thos.
Watson, in the Nineteenth Century, men.
tions the case OF several physicians who
helped unfold mummy in London in the
year 1868; they died shortly afterward of a
malignant fever which was sscribed to in.
fection from the body of the ancient Egyp.
tian.-[New York Sun.
Some notes on the remarkable positions
in which birds nests have been found are
given in Land and Water. Several years
ago a red breast built its nest in human
skull that had been left exposed in bury
ing-ground in the parish Of Dysart, in Fife.
shire. Another established its residence in
an iron tankard that had been thrown away
among the weeds. third bird OF the same
species erected its domicile and reared a
family within few feet of circular saw in
daily motion, at Bailbirnie saw mill, in the
parish of Markinch. Still another built its
home in an azslia bush in greenhouse at
Bailbirnie gardens. Again, says the writer,
" We have seen one constructed within the
sleeve of workman's coat that had been
left hanging on u tree. The workman, on
making the interesting discovery, allowed
his coat to remain on tine bough, and the
red-breasts' labors proved fruitful. We have
seen q sparrow's nest inside the cavity of an
iron buffer of a railroad wagon, and an OK.
eyes nest in a broken beer bottle; while,
not long ago, the nest of a thrush was pointed
out to us inside the spout Of pump, but the
frequent demand for water caused the
Ihrush's efforts in nest-building in such
place to be abandoned.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

The last words which Samuel Bowles
spoke to Senator Dawes, OF Massachusetts,,
were, "Drop on your knees, Dawes, and
thank God you have done a little good in
this world, and ak His forgiveness that you
| have done no more.
California exports $4,000, 900 worth
sf wool Per annum.
Horseshoes are made in California of
| compressed rawhide.
Tennessees tobacco crop is estimated
at &C, 100000 pounds.
There are five hundred convicts work.
ing on one North Carolina RAILROAD.
There were one hundred and thirty
failures in New York city during January.
Liabilities, $7,llS,0S9; assets, 81 ABS, ,s39.
The United States utilities in agricul-
ture ten per cent. OF its area Great Britain,
ifty-eight per cent, and Holland seventy.
Slade, the Spiritualist, has been expell.
ed from Vienna, because he was unable to
describe his vocation satisfactorily to the
police.
Up to the 29th of January the popu.
lar subscription to the new four per cent
loan aggregated a total of about two million
six hundred thousand dollars.
"A young girl IN theatre in London
gets five hundred dollars a week ior diving
from perch ninety ieet down toward net.
She drops head first, turns on the-way, and
strikes on her back.
The following business in the United
States is seen in the following; Distilleries,
1892; rectifiers, l., 80; brewers, 75;; whole
! sale dealers, 1904; licensed saloons, l64 ,59S.
On basis of 100000 there is one legalized
saloon to $50 persons.
A Nevada engineer is perfecting a
plan for heating a city by means Of heat
generated in subterranean mines. The plan
contemrlates system of pipes for distri bu-
ting the heat throughout the city. The same
operation ventistes the mines.
The Rev. William Glecson, in recent
lecture in San Francisco, on Irelands inde
pendence, said that there are from 1870 1000
TO 1000 90, on the globe, and that an army
of 25o,000 men could be easily raised to
remove British supremacy in Ireland.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

An exhibition of mole skins at the
recent exposition at Morelia, Mexico, has
led to the establishment of factory in Mex.
leo for the manufacture of gloves from mole
skins.
A recent return shows that infant
mortality in Holland exceeds that in Eng.
land and Wales by So per cent. This is what
keeps down the Dutch population. No
cause is assigned
Russian cotton spinners will obtain, in
time, a very important position in the man.
ufacturing world. More than $500, 900
pounds OF raw cotton now come yearly to
Russia from central Asia, chiefly BY the
Orenburg railroad TO Mini Novgorod and
Moscow, from Bokhara and Khiva Large
quantities also begin to come from Turfsn,
and Of quality quite equal TO any short cot.
ton OF the United States. Twenty years ago
the ARRIVAL in Russia OF a caravan from Asia
was regarded as an extraordinary event.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
OSCEOLA ARKANSAS SATURDAY FEBRUARY l6

full instrument); second, the paddle
(an instrument used to beat prisoners on
the bare flesh, inAicting intense suffer-
ing); third, the stretcher' (Which is
equal to the rack Of olden times.) The
mans feet are fastened to the floor he is
handcaffed, and bys rope drawn up to
the ceiling as tightly as possible. From
five to twenty minutes of this would
make any enc weaken; fourth, alcohol is
poured on the prisoners back and set on
fire. In one case a man was twice
burnedsin,s succession 10 that the hair on
his body cracked, and he was twice put
on the sstretcher; filth, the douche,'
which consists of pouring water from a
hose on the naked bodies of prisoners.
This creates the most agonizing pain, and
is apt to produce insanity"
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

NIKE yourself necessary, young nan,
and your success IL certain.-f BilllnGs.
The young man now countsth his
dimes and resolveth to remain single
another year, while the over-confdent
maiden sigheth and keepetb late houn
in the meantime.
SAYS the Hawkeye: We came acrou
an old hunting song the other day ard
the refrain ran thus: "The huntsf
winds his mellow horn, tira ID, tira.la,
tira-la, Ia" Wretchedly poor imitation.
It should read, to keep up with the
times: "The hunter winds his nallsw
horn, gugglsty, gugglety. glug. slus,
glug."
WHILEgirls unquestionably have their
uses in the economy OF nature, and pos-
tess merits exclusively their own, II may
be boldly asserted that they are totally
unfit to pursue in company with young
men the studies which constitute the
curriculum Of every respectable college.
One Of the cA rliest studies of the freshnan
year 10 the art Of getting the janitors
COW into the fourth story Of the dormi-
tory. This can be readily mastered by
any young man of good abilities snd
habits of industry and perseverance,; bqb
between girls and cows them Il . greot
gulf fixed. The girl, from her earliest
youth. looks upon the COW - . fefocioue
beast, prone TO keep young ladies' in ~
air In positions fatal to tho arrangement
of the back hair. To suppose that three
or four young lady students are capable
of the complicated pushing and pulling
necessary to induce q COW TO climb
several flights OF stairs 10 to supposs that
the natural feminine fear Of cows can b
eradicated by the nero process OF ma
circulation. Thus We 80 that one Of
the very easiest Of college studies Il quito
beyond the range Of the female instinot.--
N. Y. Times.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Gravity, Specific and Otherwise.

No admission fee is charged TO visitors
to the bonanza mills, the only requisits
being permit from the superintendent;
but lady who visited the CalifoFnia
psn.mills last Sunday, paid tweaty dol.
lars for the privilege, and was taught .
lesson in natural philosophy in this wiss:
Mr.. Long, the foreman, was showing
three ladies and q gentleman through
the mill, and kindly explaining the func.
tions of the various settlers, pans, etc.
The quicksilver bowls standing near the
amalgamating pans attracted The atten.
tion Of the visitors, and they inquired
what use the odd-looking concerns were
put to. He explained their use, but the
ladies did not seem TO catch the sense Of
his remarks very readily. They seemed
quite puzzled. Mr.. Long repeated his
explanation, but the ladies manifested,
more surprise than ever. In order to
make himself understsod. Mr.. Long then
gave a practical demonstration OF the
working Of the bowls, by pulling up the
stopper which checks the inflow Of the
beautiful metal from the pipe connecting
with the supply tank. The bowl imme-
diately filed with quicksilver, the sur.
face looking clean and bright. The par
.ty could not resist the temptation Of
dipping their fingers in the metal. They
withdrew them as clean - when they
put them in. This surprised them. MI.
Long threw bunch of keys into IL
bowl. They foated. This was . pleas
ant experiment. A gentleman with the
party then threw rocket- knife in the
bowl. It. also, foated. The ladies were
delighted. Mr.. Colby, the chief engineer
OF the mill, having just been relieved,
came along. He threw foursbit piece
in. 1t Aoated, OF course, and he took Il
cut and rubbed it dry. The quicksilver
having absorbed all heimpurities on the
coin, Il looked bright a. burnished gold.
One OF the ladies said It was beautiful
and another took $20-dollar gold piece
out of her pocket. book and threw Il In.
Mr.. Long and MI. Colby saw the msve.
ment, but said nothing. The specific
gravity of gold as compared with 4uick'
silver being ss seventeeneis to fourteen,
the coin sank out Of sight, tosthe utter
dismay of the ladies and the great morti.
fication Of the owner OF the so. This
feeling did not last long, however, - Mr..
Long assured them that In . day or two
he could probably restore the lost money
In the form of smalgam, - he would
have to use the quicksilver to work the
next charge put In the psns.-l Virginia
(Nev. Chronicle. ia
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
Last Hours Of Victor Ena.asl.

The last hour of the kings lie vss
filed with peculiarly distressing scenes.
The Princess Margherita was Wild with
grief, and had to Be taken forcibly away
from the couch. The king In . feeble voice
said to her:
"why do you weep, my child; don't
you know that sooner or later al must
die 2"
A little later, a. the member Of hts
civil and military household passed b.
fore him 70 bid him farewell, hs sau the
strong men convulsed with sobs and said,
with much dignity:
"Don't cry. Kings, ~ we'll - othes
people, are mortal"
Shertly before the king bresthed his
las. the physicians endeavored % pievsnt
his wish 70 be seated In 9 chair. Ihey
advised him 10 remain IN bed, bat -
said
al beg of you, my friends. lot me do
in NV own fashion"
And they concluded that they woen.
10 Primes Hsntsst - ~ II. -
- & ~ uog6s Ano61 - ~ 4.
"; 4; ": q /: 81; /: -:
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
WAR IN THE EAST.

The London Globe says that Osman
Pasha will certainly be court martialed this
or next month. He is charged with burying
Russian prisoners alive. The Russians are
so exasperated against him that he rarely
leaves his lodgings. The police are instruc.
ted to- prevent a public demonstration against
L.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
SCIENTIFIC AND USEFUL.

A new coating for the bottom of iron
ships consists Of brown paper attached by
suitable cement. Ii is the invention of an
English sea captain, and the substance he
proposes to use is preparation Of pdpier.
maeaie. II Is stated that weeds and barna.
cles win net adhere TO paper, and that the
spoeial Ssmsnt By which The paper \ -.
easea, nay BE- applisd cold, hsfdens under
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16
FACTS AND RAscrEs.
The Rssss - sAs nsses.
Br ALICE cAnx.

The leaves are fading ana faliing.
The winds are rough and Wild,
vhe birds have ceassd their onfline
But let ne tell you, my child,
Ihoueh day BY day, % II ciosa,
Doth darker and colder grov,
The roots OF the bright fsl roses
WIN kesp alive IN the SNOW.
And when the winter IL over,
The boushs will get new leaveu.
The quail Gomez back 10 the elovjg,
The swallow back 10 the saves.
Tho robin will wsur on his bosom
rhe vest thst ID bfixht ap1 new.
And the liveliest vaysi1s blosss9
WIN shine with sdn ana ds9.
80, when some dear joy Loses
its bHutoous sumuef gov,
Think how the rests a ~ ronas
Are kept alive In the snovi
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

The mud blockade of January taught
the world that agriculture wasthe CT rnsr.
stone of all other industries. Cut off the
farmers stores from the world for six
months and it would nearly perish.
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

The public debt statement for January
places the total amount of the debt,
including interest, at &2,2l5,455,S45
Cash in treasury, sl7l,16s,479. Debt,
less cash in treasury, s2,O44,2 2S7, 1866.
Decrease during the month, 81, ,66s, ,O76.
Decrease since JanuaVs30, 1877, $l5,-
27O S57
The Osceola times., 1878-02-16

4 Rx14aANT place in which to study
49, psture is the New Jersey state
IN account of the tanning pro.
4 institution says: There
, boot-hesl-gag. (a very pain.