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@run1ei9entbum
at bertauiten nber 3u berfaufen

- auf Der -
Brunoetgentbums Y6rie bon U. %. Sau tnt
8ebauoe oes .Mmetiean."
-:C:-
12O M6er 9auo, cine pradbtuone Sarm, Gong
Green Yallep, t3 Dteilen pon bier.
gG6nes Steeelneinbans ON Warrenfr., aehn
Smmer, s4500; ipirb aut sesen einen sanbfs nahe
Der Stabt pertauldht.
Brobes 4 fto6taes sieselfeinernes Saus on
Wtartet Space, adben un6 gBobnun9; ebr bilis i'm
Eauide.
3eere 8aafteuen on 1otuionfr., 155 6uB isrOnte,
nur $500.
Vradbtnoue @pbnmns on Der 10. strase, 0aibz
tnaton, 8. g.. iopie @runoftide In oerie6enGta0t,
iebr bs su perfauIen ODER sestn bieiises G9entbum
um5utauden.
1eines @nbmbams!ane ealbounitr., nit allen mos
bernen ginr6tungen; Breis $1,000
3tuei breiftodse Ssdnier on gBaibinstonftraBe, Z
3immer NIT Baiier; neu uno tn sutem 3uftanoe.
Preis $500 iebes.
farm nit 144 Mdern in gaIoert=@ountp, Warps
lamb, nit tausgesehneen@e6duIi 4retsS $1,000.
SUM speifodise- Seselfeinerne 5duier on Wbat=
eoat= maize Strideritr., 3immer entbaltenb uno tn
autem 3uftanoe. Yreis $500 ieoes. an9 ssaeI etns
Farm umsetauitt. (5e6r1 ,12Dttet &2p)
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polffrsr- Materialifn
ttt,o giien . @aarett fur W6teltt

TN WtobeM u. NIetnen,
bas sroste aaser in Der stabt sm oen fdlled,ten
Setten anaeuteHeneM Yret5en, ndmlidb: Sarihen
(Serges), sefreife unb Brofat=einnenseuse 3u Slip
ebersiisen, Reps, Saartu6, Cotelines, atlas, robe
febern, Binbaben, anopfe. Nuaieil, sranien, Ndsel
@uimpe, Sdnuren, gtubliise unb isledtrobr, ioipie
aIes gum gnaiIen, 8eieben unb Mufputen @rfors
oerIidbe. s.. Stonep ysorriS & Comp,
(Gept20,1S SIR. SO, Sanoperffr.
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tysnffSinHf4

NafbuiIle, Gem, 10. Sept.-Yidnep
Bell, elm gSeiBer, wel9er in Hutberforbz
&ountp, Senu., einen @snitabler, Der ibn perz
baftsn mollte, ermoroete, rpurbe in Der pergant
geneu gtadt bon eiuem Solfsbauien aus oem
Sefdnsniiie BON WturfreesbOro' 9ehOlt uno
aufaebqnqt.
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0aIaeufrfif.

Newsgorf, 10. Sept. = Dem 9oloaten
Widael Goblin, pelAer einen &ameraben,
Namens aluers, gu @eftpoint eri9ob uno
oeBbalb am 20. D. M. sebdn9t tperoen lollte,
TT Elm aniifnb Der 5inri9tuns bis gum 25.
D. Wt. our9 oen Yraiibenten 5apes bewiuiet
mnrnPu
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@r6nne.

St.eouis, 10. Septbr. - Die ASPHALT
Nabrif Der S9. See, 9eeeo & 60. on SremeHz
itrase uno r1ebrere anoere @ebdube brannten
heute nieber. 8erluit 100000.
2onoon, Ont, 10. Septbr. - 9as biel.
,Seralo" @ebduoe ,purbe beute 4beno neblt
idmmtli6em Snbalte burd) Seuer Serit6rt.
8erluft $4,000; 8eri4eruns $4,000.
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Beratbunaslofal: gtr. 1872, gtoro<Gutatpfr.
Ser orose snbiouerz arduterz Doftor bebanbelt NIT
grfoa aGe dronilden 3rantbeiten bes Sims, 9ales,
Der eanse, bes Maeens, Der aeber, gieren Sias oss
Rersens unS eoe nnorbnans TN Msrusase5nas, ,.rs5a
tat unb ale d,ron3en unb afuten aeioen beioer ge=
fnledter. Or. eiperpool, Der aroBe SnoianersaIan.
tersDoftor, Nr. 1872, NprD>GmtatpftraBs, oelans
belt Saamenibfpd6be, nerp5ie Stmdde, Smpoten5
NIT poafommenen grfoIse, mas Sunoerte be5eusen
f6nnen. Werit bel oieien bas 2ebeI mHtersraeenoen
9ticen tein @elo mebr tpes, onoern beut uno 5tegt
Or. 9iperpooI 3u 5iatbe unb ieio beIseugt er mlro
quo pon eieen Werpen<g grfhlaffun8en betIen. map
BEN nle anberen Herste @u6 nd,t bfIfen gefoHnt S4
mohte @ud, Die Sbr Gud iene Yaten> 9Reosiuen 9apt
1irt bab, ,airujeu ID fangu furiren. 1Berafbungss
EtnRoel BON frab bis Mbenbs nbr; Sonnta9s
gum 8tfen ber arbetenoen 8lnfie pom friib 10 bis
1a&msttass4 utr. (Sunt. 10 Syite.ta1sl
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SelegrapDil9e 9epel1eu.
seri5te Der "aGoeiirtsn Yrefis, fin Den sOs2s:as
Jnlaab-pepefrbett.
sl,,s Der gtnoesha1,utifant.

9Saibtugton, 10. Septeuber. - Die
beutige Steuereinnahme betrug $246, 1888. .65 !;
bic 3oaetnnahme 1852 ,943.56.
Die geitern uno beute i'm Sbaban1te einge'
laufenen 8eitellungen uuf neue SilberboQarS
belieien iid Quf $4,000.
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0ermiSd,tc telearapbtTd,e SeneSd,e,r.

- 0te eitber i'm loafeu BON Rem p ort,
R.@S., lla9enoen brtttihen SriegSid]Ifie Bel
lerOpbOn," Sirius" uuo yArgus" fnbren
geltern naf 6aliiar ab.
Spre6er Nanoall 1T I'M 3. Cote
greB0iitrttte uon Yeunigluauieu (Philaoelpbia)
abernal5 fir ben @ou9reB uonuirt moroen-
- Die 8epubltfauer BON Kem s. am y a
b ire htelten geitern ibren Staats. &onuent
unO nOminirtcn 6rn. gtat 6eao gum Son.
uerneur. Die an9enonImene Blattiorm befiir.
mortet Die &eiunltton uno opponirt Der rpeiteA
ren Bapierge
- Sn u y a I, R~Y., puroen aeIteru meb=
rcre ebemallge 8eamte Der fallteu ,Roda
lano Sauln9S 8ant" iuegen 8etru9S Der.
6aitct.
- Die 6erau89eber ocS ySuubab-9e4
legram" III y YroOioence, 86.zS., iin0
bon ben oorti9en @rOBgebmoreuen megen
b65piQigcr Serleumouug in 9tntlaaesutaua
Oeriest nnb unter ie $500 Siir9i4aft gelteGt
mor0en.
-3mii9eu 6ot Greet unO @bepenne in
QSgoming ruuroe Uor9eiteru uieoer Der iibli6e
B It tutl dlenraub Oeriibt. 9ret Rdu~
ber blelten 0te Sutihe an, pliinberteu Die BoI4
la9tere uno Potidde mo madten iidI nit
tbrem 9faube oaoOn. @iuer Der 8duber murbe
ais Same8 s. SoBnion, alias ygen9tb1," er~
tanut.
-2lhtb. SOiiab Surner, Irii6er eirr
entidleoeuer 0enotrat, wuroe 9eitern BON ben
Jtepublifanern i'm 4. 0iitrttte pom Noro.@a4
rollua fir ben @ongreB nomtnirt.
- Sn gS # potn t W.zY., rpurbe baS
3eugenOerb6r i'm Sale 6e8 Generals & 8
) bu Yorter geitern luteoer be9onneH.
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9ie srnke enrnpaiide Nnbitat!
@nnDabt San os.
Sas bette natiirlide Abfiibrnmgs>
gRitte(.
gTuE T.ANnTT.' )

"THE LANCET" -
"Hunyadi Janos. .-8at
ron 9iebis 6eseust, oaf
iein Hei6tbum on ab:
ilbrenben Salaen ben
\ aIer anberen befannter
| Baiier I6ertrifft."
THE "B r I T / 8 3
1 MEDICAL J o q R.
NAL:n "Hunyadi
Janos. - Das anses
nebmite, fiberite nnt
ipirtiamite abfabrenos
Waifer. g.
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@aSfp60fett.

@aSfp66fett.
Domes, Etnas, Vukans
u. f. tp. tperben auf Bro6.e 3u
senn5trten Yrctien perfauft. t.-@aseinrid1tunge
ponp polir EN- W Il n lnb W o lica.
MIe neuen uno ausHleienen @nribtungen ort9inels
Ter ssaeon, neuerbnss perpolltommnet, tno eBt Bur
Nnittt ausaeteGt. Yleir6bren uno 8aSefnrid,,
tume In aaen ibren 8ranten. 9ans neue Nufer,
gaten au mosthit niebrisen Yretien.
tGept13, ,1Si.a.2O Sobu $. &too,
Rr.163, Wef s aae T.. nabe 6oro' o'sOperns
bauie, friber bel s. D. Saoioon & Comp.
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TermtiGte 5epeid)e,t aus 9ielps
MNrF


9tem =Dorf, 10. September. r.-@olo erz
Dfinete beute 5u 1901.
- Der 9ampfer 8ielano" traf beute Don
Sambur9 Elm.
- Die 9aupfer y@nalano" bon SABRE
uno uSulica" BON 6ua ftno beute an9efOn~
men.
- Otidlael 2eonaro, Elm an 19. StraBe,
nahe 4. NUellue, mobneroer SagelDbner, 81
Sabre aft, tpuroe geltern auf Anflage ieines
S6magerS 8tfaro 9Siais, 230, Pacificlfr.,
wobnbaft, nit belien Satin, Der Shwefter
beS Gerfla9ten, perbre6eriiden llmgang &c
phogen 5u haben, pom Aidter 6errp in's
Souutp 9efan9niB geid)idt, ba er bieI bon
ibm perlan9te Siirgldaft8iumme uon $1,000
nid1t itellen fonnte. 2eonarb 1T perbeiratbet
unb Sater mebrerer &inber. Srau QSilis
erfldrte geitern Ibenb inter Shrdnen bie Don
ibrem @atten 9e9en iie unO ben Sruoer ers
bObene Aaflage fir pOllitdnOig aus Der 2nft
gegriffeu. Sle lit Ieit Sabreu nit gSallis
perbeiratbet unO behauptet, ibr @atte babe iie
in LETTER 3eit srauiam mtBbanbelt. 0ie
anflage babe CT erhoben, I'M elneu Sorpauo
CUR SdetouHg 5u buben.
- Die Sampfer y8isconIn" bon Qiner.
pool uno r@aHaoa" BON 2onoon fino bier
eingetrOfien.
Ser @eIomarEs.
Netp Dorf, 10. Septbr.-@elS milia
3u 81. Wed)iel 4.8l4. Sob ldlob beute
su 10O4. 8uubes Dblicationcn idloiien
! ieit; 1S81er Coupons 1919, neue 1S65er
1071, 1S67er 105s, 1868er 1913, neue Siinfec
1O55, 1O.4Oer Coupons 106. aftien id)loiieu
| feit; Stem 9orfer Central 113I, @rie 134,
Gafe Sbore 66b, Sainoiier Central rs, Bits
burger 804, Chicago sgtort9lpeitern 355, Briez
ritaten 66s, 8od=Sstano 116S, @eferullnion
Gel. 93g.
llntsri9atamts Silan: Sob $126, ,537,-
1920; &nnrant $47 .480. .865.O0-
- Die 3oa gmnabmen betruseu beute
$314,O00.
= Ser llnteri6aemeifter sablte beute fir
Sntereilen $4,000 uno fiir elngeSo9e11e Sb-
ltgationen $l24, 900 aus.
Ne,te 1lnrnbett ant ysio @ra,tSe.
@alDef ton, Ger, 10. Sept. - Gine
bon geitern oatirte 9epsi6e aus auittn neloet
yS1erlfi &erber in 81 8alo bertdbtet bem
@eneralabiutanten, baB ietn Siilisid)erifi am
%. Iuguit etnen geipliieu 4ntonio Qliares
perbaftete, rpelder ans benz 3udtbauie entz
| lprungen mar unO gesen meldlen Die 4nftaqe
| lhruebte, on Der @rmprnung bes 9fidters
Somarb unD Inberer pdbrenb bes Sal5frieqs
in 81 8ai 10 betbeili9t gelueien 81 ieiu. Ser
@efaugene muroe in ba5 9efGngnit su San
@l3arto aebrad]t, allein oil bemieIben Qbeno
qing eine S6aar Mterifaner iber ben 0tio
granbe nnO este all5ares 9erpaltiam in
sEretfeit
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Gtnk 3attt.
an aHe, meI1e on ben 6olsen BON SusenSihnoe1'
perp0Ier G9mdde, 9nttriftuns, BerlnR ber gsan>
nestraf &c. leben, ienSe i'd 10 4 entrei elm 8ebspt
bas He turirt. Dteies sroBe Seilmittel tnurSs BON
tnem ghfitondr In Gnbsamerifa entbedt. Sbidt ein
abrelfrtes @oupert an Heo. Soieph &. Snman, Sta'
iiOn d, Bible.Souie, N.sD. &itp.
(Oh.8.1S,t&n.,t.a.E.D
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&letb It mgS t Il d {.

(ctn Yreis bebeutet ieI6tuerfdnb6 ben ntebrtsiten
" grets -....................
Waarsabluns ipar ginfolfirun9stOiten uno Ssrlufts
~ burt itlefte Shuloner..
INie 8arane idbltt ben 8duier, ber uieleidbt tein
- gBaarenfenner tf........... ...
OIir perlaIien uns ouf unseheueren a6ab uno iinb
~ nit iebr serlnsen YroFt suirie6en......
(s 1T Ieidt, pon uns Su taufen, Do mir Seben gett
" 6ebonbeln, unb Hiemanb cine CUNT er=
bdlt, Die oem Inberen ueria9t Ut.
. osern unb 9ebattiren fiub bei uns nn6etannts
% Sinse; Seber betommt unier Setes. ohns
eaB er barna4 tu frasen brauGt .......
II Mere arose grIabrIns, aapitul uno BeSugsporz
" tbeile benuten mir 5u beS Bolte5 Se1ten
i'm aSreisperrIn9ern.. ....................
Oair f6ren per 8oit empiansene auftrdse aus alien
~ Ebeilen Der 95ereinisten Staaten aus.
Wian foroere i6rtltlit ndbere Gusfunft!.
Ofub nit 6as @erinsite risfit, iuer bei uns fault
" Gin ano tam 10 billis faufen, tpte Elm
Ufann.
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Die aeuem tiirftidben uno ruiitid3en eItftroz
Aemtyd,eu, Dstrfnriat=, e@tpeieIs unS 9antsts
baoer tn Nr. 147. Saratosas, nabe GntamaraBe,
(Sepi10. 12UfteD
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gtabt Baltimore.
1tnteritabmn9 oer 2etoenoen i'm
Sioen+

9ie 9aben= @ouperte.
alnHoroeruna an Die 8reimaurer sur SiIfes
Ieiitune.
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epe3ial /. Noti3eit.
Gtefbet 8efMatttl
9arttide ano raiittdee SaSer iar SO GsntS


9irttiGe uno rusitfd,e Saser tar so GeHtS
tn
es. "a, Rnro=&tberta=e =efrabe.
(Sult4,tS) q. 8. sserreb, Gtsentblmer.
Gan, 1Iettmmann 4 Vomp.'S Drekbett
(oompressed yeast).
Do man ettbedt bat, baB oieIe Wa@abmunsen un.
ferer Sete fib I'm 0iartte benben, 70 bot aIe att.
rebbee unieres 6abritats au iebem Bodete ben gsas
Gen.
Vian cerlanse BON ietnem Grocer San, WIetfdh-
maum & Gemp.'s Drebbete. 3dsltdb frtin!
Gabrit<Depot: str. "a, SzGutausS Strabe.
9. q. Bennett, @e{ddftSfdbrer.
(Utars19, ,12Ntef)
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Sas 2aHoifret0ers0cfek 1T Netp=
GNns1fttSftfrp

Goncorb, R..5y 10. Geptembsr. =
Sobn 8oarf mar oas erite Spfer oes neuen
2anoftreiber @eietes Oieies Staates. @r
puroe seiteru 5u uter5ebnmonatlid3er Gln@
perrun9 in baS Staats @efdn9ntb berurz
theilt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
Hint to Photograph ers.

As DIR. Thomas Buzzard says, discom-
fort, amounting in many persons to ac-
tual distress, is experienced in sitting for
Photographic picture. He thus de-
scribes his own experience: The eye is
fixed upon certain spot, ani, while
staring at this, vision becomes indistinct,
surrounding objects especially being lost
in a thickening mist. A feeling Of
giddiness and even of faintness is apt to
follow, if the sitting is at all prolonged.
The suffering which he, in common with
thousands besides, underwent, suggested
to him the need of some remedy, and he
soon hit upon simple contrivance
which obviated every feeling of uneasi-
ness. He drew a circle about four
inches in diameter upon a piece of paper,
and converted the circle into a sort of
clock-face by sketching in the Roman
figures in their usual sequence. Then
the paper was nailed to post about
eight feet from the position of the sitter,
When the operation of taking the picture
began he first fixed his eyes on the XII,
then upon l., and 30 ON, shifting the gaze
leisurely from figure to figure "all
around the clock" There was no feel
ing of strain, WEAKNESS or giddiness.
The picture was free also of all appear
ance of constraint. There was no star
ing expression and the eyes were clear
and we'll defined. This hint is well
worth the attention of photographers
Ne.1 York Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
An Omen.

Those who believe in omens, saw one
of very singular character when the
queen last reviewed the troops at Alder
shott. As she drove up an attempt was
made to unroll the national flag from
its standard, but it would not unroll-
something was the matter with the roll
ing block at the top. They tugged atft,
but the flag only fell to half-mast, and
still would not unfold. An artillery
man tried to climb the pole, but slipped
down again, to the great amusement of
the crowd which now had gathered. A
highly -tattoed sailor climbed and reached
to within four feet of the top, but he
could 90 no further, and slipped back to
the ground. Meanwhile the queen had
passed on, but she was neither followed
nor greeted by the small crowd which
found greater attraction in the pole
climbing sport. At last commander
came and wrathfully gave orders that
the flag should be wrapped around the
pole. This was doue, and the queen Of
England reviewed her troops without
any cheering vision of that flag which
has 20 long borne the battle Of the
breeze" "Trivial as the incident was
in ITSELF" says Moncure d. Conway, "a
good many spectators felt that it was q
little pictorial illustration or symbol Of
the military condition of England gem
erally."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12


A French traveller among the Kourdes
states, as the result of his endeavors to
ascertain the process employed by them
in the manufacture of their sword blades,
that the manufactures in which these
blades are made are situated at the de-
cliyity of mountain, near cascades, the
water of which, falling from rock to
rock, arrives in the most limpid state in
the reservoirs in which the blades are
tempered, these reservoirs being located
where the air is very pure-theae condi-
tions of purity of air ard water being
considered essential to the success of the
operation. Iron of the purest quality is
used: and, submitted 70 . very high
temperature, the irst temperiDg il COM
menced when the metal il at : white
heat; it is exposed before fusion. the
fuel being placed on each side, and the
red-hot iron il then covered quickly ~
possible with fatty and oily matters,
such as paste made from bones, wax, etc.
This process il thought TO render the
blade flexible. The second tempering
is similar, except that the heated iron,
after having thrown of considerable
quantities Of sparks, and having been ex-
posed, is covered with paste composed
OF powdered bones and purified mutton
suet. The third tempering il effected BY
disposing Of the metal in such I manner
that it may be seised BY man on hOEse-
back who rides 1T fulI speed, in order
that the blade, which ~ beaEs IN an ele-
vated position, may receive the impress
sion Of the air.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
SUNK BY COLLISION.

The German Iron-Clad 0rosser Kur.
furst Sent Down by Collision, Carry
inx -Four Hundred and Fifty Lives
With It-Explosion Of tho Boilers Add
to the Horror Of the Affair.
DOVER, May 3l.-The German squad
ron, consisting of three iron.clads, the
Prussen, Grosser Kurfurst and Kenig
Wilhelm passed Dover at S:45 this morn
ing bound for Plymouth, where it ex-
pected to sail for Gibralter. When the
squadron was off Ludgate, about five
miles from shore, the Grosser Kurfurst
came in collision with the iron
clad Kenig Wilhelm at 9:45
this morning, three miles of
Folkstone. The Grosser Kurfurst
sank almost Immediately, and her boilers
exploded as she went down. The weather
was bright and the sea calm at the time
of the disaster. 1t is reported from Do
yer that only 18 persons out of the COM
plemcnt of 46O officers and men on board
the Grosser Kurfurst were saved. Boats
went from the shore and were sent from
the other vessels of the German fleet to
the assistance of the drowning people,
and it is hoped that more lives were saved.
LONDON, May 3l.-A telegraph to the
says of the sinking of the
Irosser kurfurst that about 800 perish
ID and 200 have been saved. This comes
rom the coast guard at Folkstone.
A dispatch from Dover says: at is
.eported' the Grosser Kurfurst carried a
rev of 600 men, of whom between 800
md 400 are supposed to be drowned"
A telegram to Lloyds from Folkstone
'epeats the report first telegraphed that !
,nly 1S men were rescued but its correct
less is doubted. All previous reports
ay hfe-boats were lowered from the
,ther iron-clads Immediately and large |
lumber of small craft from Dover and |
Solkstone fastened to the locality.
The latest statement is that ont of i've
hundred men on TIE Grosser kurfurst |
bout one hundred and ten were saved,
thirteen officers, among whom
vas the captain, previously reported lost
The officers OF the Koenig Wilhelm
leclare that the collision was caused by !
failure of her steering gear.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

AN association Of Pennsylvania ladies
are endeavoring to raise the money nec-
essary to purchase the old stone farm
mouse at Valley Forge, where Washing
ton had his headquarters all through
that memorable winter, a century ago.
II Is proposed to fit up the rooms in the
Ola mansion in the style of one hundred
years ago, and, SO far as possible, with
furniture that has done service in the
washington family. Already a Massa.
chasetts lady has volunteered to furnish
one OF the rooms in the fashion of the
eighteenth century, and there are doubt
less many Pennsylvanians who will take
an equal pride in the proposed restora.
ZION. Contrary to the general idea, Val.
icy Forge is quite accessible, being only
an nour's ride from Philadelphia along
sne rather picturesque valley Of the
ocnuylkill. The mansion is situated in
a hollow, closely shut in by high hills on
e.ery side, and its massive stone walls,
hlgh window sills and capacious closet.
suggest that it might have made q cosy
neadquarters, despite the weather.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE saws that
Morfissey "may rise up in the day of
judgment, with the people of Sodo m and
Gomorrah, to condemn the professors of
religion who, while teaching Bible classes
on Sunday, are robbing the corporations
OF which they are treasurers, during all
the rest of the week"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
THE CHHss-DoA1D.


Ny love, do you remenber. -
Ere We were arown % sndly wt1o, sE
Thoso evenings In the bIeAk Decemhsss,
Curtained warm from tbe snowy weathee, 4
When you and ! played chess together,
Checkmated By each others syeof
All! still see your soft white hard
Hovering warm Ger qussa snA knights gS
Brave pawns In valiant stand,
The double castles guard the winGB, .
The bishop, bent on distant thing,
Moves aiding through Tia light W II
Our fingers touch. our elancs neel
And falter; falls your nut brown hair
Agsinet my cheek; your bcsom swsot
Il heavlng. Down The Aeld yoar quooa
Rides slow her soldisry betWeoa Il
And checks me unaware.
All mel the little battle's dona
Dispersed y al tt's chivalry,
Full many move slnoo theo have Wo,
Mid hfe's pesplsxing cheekEs, nsas,
And many enlne With fortune play'0-
RAo( u = 9e Aouo eenf
1h1a, this e ana16 th1o alpoe
That never, nevRs neve4 W09o,
A In those old st1u ulgh1e u y0re
Ere We were grown - andIy wtee)
Can ron and I shut out the sties,
Shut out tho world and vintYy weather,
And eyes exchanging warmth with eyes,
Play chem = t6sn " played tsesthWi
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

The Philadelphia Ledger suggests that
the benefits of the eight-hour law might
be extended to much larger class if it
was made to apply to the working hours
OF housewives, with special clause pro-
viding that the babies should sleep dur
ing the hours devoted to the rest and
recreation of the mother.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

The chinchona bug is the last pest.
1t has been ravaging japanese planta-
tions, and also has taste for tea. 1t
saps the chinchona bark and the leaves
wither and die. Qunine is frightfully
dear already, and if this bug gets the
upper hand it will be quite beyond the
reach of the million,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

but the chairman refused to entertain the motion,
and reading of the bill was proceeded with, amid
great uproar and confusion. The reading was in
terrupted by the proposition of Butler TO have a
square vote tomorrow at 12 O'Clock by yeas and
nays on the motion to strike ont the enscting
clause. The proposition was assented TO- the COM
mitee rose, and the house took recess, the even
ing session to be for debate only on the Mexican
award bill......AdjourDed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
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The telephone has been introduced all
along the mountainous portion of the
Central Pacific railroad, the boxes being
placed only few miles apart, 80 that
tlack-walkers can report whenever they
rass them.