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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09
Gdttt4utcG.t Der GdIc.

9as S9immeln Ser &Gie miro tbetls
bur6 einen su trnden Gaun1, tbeils 6ur6
Sic magere &dientaile begitnftigt. Grttt Die
Sbimmelbilbung fart beroor, 10 OaB Die
&Gie tbeilipeiie NIT Shimmelptlsen beoedt
iirD, 10 lit bteS ieoenfallS etne 8ernadz
I~Giitgung in Der 8ebanbluug bes &Gies.
SIM @inter fam man -btciem llebelitauOe
baburd be9egnen, 6aB mar fade @efdbe
nit betBen SalSmoIfen in ben betreffenOen
&aum felt, banit Die Salsodmpfe altf
BEN SGle einntrfcn, aud fam man i'm
Sommer tpie inn @inter babur6 9tbbiilfe
5u idJaffen iuden, baB man Die &die,
lpenn eS tbr trodener 3uitdnb ertaltbt, nit
SalSinolfen itreidt uno iue bann lit 6idt
berbedte &iiten felt. SIM Splnmer fam
Der &die, tueltn eS icine @r0Be nnO Stdrte
erlaIbt, init Sal3 eingerte6en ltitb btdt
a%neiaanber geitclLt tperben, uno ruitB berz
lelbe baum nad "a Stu1ben ~1tnlgeiteQt
werben. Sim beiten lit aber, uenn man
ieinen &dien itets 10 bel 9lufmerflamte2
%tpt6mtet, baB ioI6e Sdimnelbilouwen
IDIOT lin Gitfteben beiettigt tper6ep TOM
men. SIM Sonlmer elnpftebft &c 1t0, IN
Dem betrefen0en 9taltme eip Iades 0efdB
nit Sal3mD[fem 0ufSuitc1e1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-09

hinge, tpel6e flctfte DtGb6en iuegloden, fir
tire 8erbrcden gcbiibrenb 81 sii9tigen.
SSn lcBter ISOLDE ieten HibrG nlebrere loldDer
Safe Dorgetom.nsn, oerel @ttSelbettert Der
Damit perfniipiten SdetBlt6feitcn tpegen
nid)t Ddtten Dsriffentli6t iueroen f%ornert.
Der lcbte @efpoltaft I'M 8urf bat lib am
Snmitag Gegen QIberb creig1et. Sine III
Clinton Blace nobnbafte iulge Dame Jtas
mems 9drric 8nnts ging bort ben uNtau"
entlalGg unb frltg eiiten lit berielben Nids
tung/ binoebeuben v6errn", Der ibr einige
8emerfunaen iiDer ben i6Dnen Mbeno
madbte, p6 in Ser 9edbe nidt eiu Ylab let,
pon Dem aus man ben Yart ltberleben
f6une. Ser llnbefannte mubte eilten lol1
den 8laB ltno erbpt li6, Die iHnge Dame
6a6in sI fiibren. 0ieie folgte i6m arglos
na6 elmer Tcllerpartic uno crfanr1te crit
bort, naB iie it6 eiitem S6urfen anDer>
traut bate, ais ibr 8egleiter tbr oil Der
eitiomen Stcae unsiemlibe IntrGge iteutc.
Sic molte baponeilet, dlein Der @brlole
belt lie feit, 3og Elm Weficr ut0 bebr0bte
ite nit Dem Gobe, tpenn lte ibtn nI6t lofort
tire Saari6aft berdlts9ebe. sic ipar tro9,
0amit ln%ssufpmmen ltto tol9te 1bre Sorle
aus, iporauf Ser Bandit 1tb lettpdrts III
Die 8iiihe l6lua uno Derl6pd1o. Sra1l1
Iein 8ants ipcnbete itb IN aler Gtle elmer
bele6tercu Oegen0 su uno erSdDlte einem
ibr ~beaegnen6en 8arfpoli5iitel1, mas ibr
tptberfd6ren. @3 puroe iofort na6 benz
Gcrbre6er geiudt, berielbe mar iebo9 MIR
genbs auf5uftnoen.
NusIan6.
-Ote Sti6nabGen gum meme oeutz
i6en Get6Stage ittb beenoet, 10 Dap
fib iebt buS Oefinitius Jclultat Der Wa9lz
campdgie - ipenn man BON Den tu11r
Na6pabten abiiebt : feititeaen ldBt. gtab
Der balbumtlt6cn 8ropinctal> G%orrclpon@
beng tperben 1t6 Die 8arteiuer6Qtntle III
Dem neuen 9tei6Stag ipie folgt gtltalten:
@epdblt
betben
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
HORSE NOTES.

David Bonner Is driving on the avenues his brother
Roberts stallion Prince by William Rysdyk "a OF
Hambetonian), dam tho famous Flora Temple.
Prince has lroued u milo on Mr. Donner's three-quar-
ter mile track &c, and we'll as being last, IL
a tough and hardy horse
Mcssrs. Carr L. Co.'s race horses Vlceroy, Rife,
Simeon, Brother to Bill Bruce, and two Kinsnsher
colts are wntering at Jerome PARK, and are dong
well. "Unco Ansel, their trainer, is spending the
winter at his home in exngtou, Ky. He VIII como
here in The early spring aud prepare the horses for
the rext campaign.
Jock" Bowen, of Boston, the well known Eastern
trainer and driver OF roing horses has just sold to
Honest Harry, by Win throp Morrill,, dam oil unknown
pedlgrec. This morse has record OF 2:22T, and Is
considered an improving animal The price paid Tor
Honest Harry Is saio TO be 81 900.
Mcssrs Connor Bachciior are driving as road
team the gray gelding Tanner Boy aud bay gelding
John H. When called on TINS team can respond with
clip" close 10 22o, as they trot very kindly TO-
gehcr.
Three stakes for trotting colts opened by the Ken
tucky Irotng Horse Breeders Assoc uton closed on
1st inst The nrst oil these stakes Will be troted
next autumn when the colts entered will DO two
the second III 1879, aud the third in 1880. These
stakes have nod beyond all expectation, and among
all tho lot there rs not an indlnerontly ureJ one.
The entries .or the hve stakes OF tae spring meet
ing the LousvIc Jockey CluD that closed January
l. were follows - Tho Alexander stakes, half mile,
Tor twoyoarod colts twenty-five nominations; LOUIS
vile Ladios Stakes baf mie for twoy ear-old coli Ill
lies, hineecn DompatoDs tue Tennessee Stakcs, for
two-ycar-ods, throc-quartcrs OF miic twenty y-nne
nominations; tho Tovacco Stakes, for green three
year.olus. twenty three nominations ana tue LOUIS
villo Cup Handicap, twcniy-three nominations, IN.
GLIDING Longbow, Chesapeake. Aristidcs. King Will
am, Ella Rowett Mahisuck, Flying Locust, Milan,
King Faro, Lizzie Whips, Vera cruz, Whisper, Fe-
cia ST. Martins, anu iouryear.old chestnut colt by
War Dance, out oil Melroso, by imp. sovereign.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
THE TOBACCO INTERESTS.

MEETING OF THE MANUFAcTURERs' coHvEN-
TIoN OF TAX BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMIT
TEE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 15, 1875
Tho tobacco manufacturers assembled at the Ma.
tional Hotel this evening" President George c. Ayres
in the char; Charles A. Conrad secretary The dele
gates present were Thomas E. Allen. OF Now York
NJ +. Mcdowell OF Philadelphia; b. +. Bartlett J. b.
Stafford and Edward Howell, OF Baltimore; G. A
Rainc, Of Petersburg; G. q. Holland, Thomas j.
Talbot. OF DanvilIe; George W. Smith, of Lynchburg
Henry wessinger OF Louisville; L. II. Fraser, H.
Mayo, j. Leigh Jones and w. p. Burwcll, OF Rich.
mond; o. Hammersteip, OF New York.
Mr. weissinger on behalf OF the man ufacturers Of
Louisville, presented memorial. which was adopted
by the Convention as expressing their sentiments
the tax question. They also especially favored that
part OF tho Hon. George c. Cabes bill to reduce the
tax TO twelve cents per pound and TO allow draw.
back OF dfefencn botwecn the and old rates all
stocks stamped IN manufacturers hands, their agents
and others at the time tho now law takes effect The
Convention were OF opinion that only 100000
necessary 10 reimburse holders OF stamped tobacco
aud that this amount was daily diminishing.
BEFORE TIE COMMITTEE
BY invitation the Convention adjourned to tho
Capitol 10 present their grievances W. p Barwell
OF Richmond, urged before the committee, that the
lax be reduced from the present rate OF twentyiour
eating reduction OF the ratio onc-hs!l, the revenue
would not be decreased moro than tvs per cent He
Into the facts and figures 10 explain that at this
reduced rate the revenue derived would be more
than $685. 900. The reduction OF this 1872 from
thrty-two 10 twenty cents per pound, actually in
creased the revenue and Warranted HIM In saying this
reduced rate would not proportonally decrease the
revenue.
Tho Convention also callod in a body on Commits.
sIoner Raum. He alluded 10 the faCt that he had al.
vised, in his annual report, u continuance OF the
present rate of twonty iour cents and thought
compatible with the needs OF the governments to re-
duce the tax unless they restored the tax tea
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
THE PIGEON SHOW.

Ovor ono thousand pigeons arc expected to be on
cxhibrion this morning at tho Aquarium. Tho COL
lection embraces species from Baltimore, Chicago
and Philadelphia, many Of them being the prize
pigeons OF tho Centennial collection. Tho foreign cx-
hbit Will embrace specimens from England, Scotland
and Germany. Among the rarer kinds IN the cages
will the blue pied. black Pied yellow PIED rcd pied
aud white pied pcutcrs black cock carriers, black hen
carriers, blue, red, yellow, dun anu white oarbs;
almond COCK ana almond hen, short laced tumDicrs,
wnitc African, white Chinese Owls. Russian trumpet
ors, iantails crested wing turbts and many others
Every afternoon at three O'Clock pair OF Antwerps
will be despatched ~ scranton, Pa or Sing sing, and
time OF tho arrival OF the BIRDS at their destina
tlun announced to the audience.
The New York herald., 1878-01-16

Ting the Pray, and that the cook, Charles Ross
was also concerned in It, Tho latter was the
last man 10 leave tho doomed vessel ere she sank
beneath the dark waters OF the Hudson. Ii was com.
mented upon as rather odd that "Charley Roes"
should ., last turn up as the perpetrator OF such
The New York herald., 1878-01-16
BROOKLIN FINANCES.

According to the report OF the Brooklyn City Treas
urer, William Mayo Little Tor the past week, tho bal
anve remaining IN the banks deposit to the credit
OF the city 81 17b,5s6 0s. The warrants paid since
last ropor. amounted W $i,ss2,s73 %.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
Red nHd Dlne Elhbons.

While Dr.. REYNOLDS il storming The
strong holds If rum IN the wicked city
IL Chic ign. aud getting men by thous.
ands 10 tie on the rel ribbon as O.
badge that they will let the great curse
alone, Francis Murphy il battenuc
down the citadels Of iDtemperance H.
our national capital. and getting hi,
fallen brothers 10 tie ou tue blue rib
bon. Both these men have lubored il
our city. and great good came from
their work. Besides his regular WORK
at Chicago, DR.. Reynolds has organic
ed nine reform clubs at the stock. yards
averaging over 200 members each. H.
will remain in Chicago until March 2.
Members Of the cry council complain
that since the Inauguration Of the lat
special temperance efforts SO many ga.
l0on-keepers had allowed their Licenses
20 lapse aud shut up their saloons as
TO seriously affect the city's income
from licenses. The citizens league Of
Chicago has organized for the suppres-
sion 81 the sale Of liquor to minors, anc
will use all legitimate and wise means
/ for the enforcement OF the law and CIT,
ordinances. The liquor dealers Of that
NAAN INkAAA W kANNA1F NNNA hAt 'AhN-
alton. Such is the condition Of the
red.ribhon movement in the wicked
city Of the west.
When we turn to the east we find the
blue ribbon Auttering in the breeze.
Last Friday, from the east front OF the
national capitol at Washington,
Francis Murphy addressed IN
open air meeting OF 10000 people.
Many were affected 10 tears by the
earuestness and pathos OF the speaker.
He graphically portrayed the temper.
ance ship Of state sailing through the
land, piloted by congress, and shower.
ing its manifold blessings on ell sides.
In conclusion he said that he laid lis
son on the altar Of his country and
sacrifice him o. the cause Of TEMPER
auce aud the good Of his fellowmen
THIS announcement was received will
great enthusiasm, aud loud calls wer,
made for young Murphy. He &c
kbowledged the compliment in n bri
speech. aud hoped he would be able iC
fdlfll his fathers expectations.- Ian
lug Republican.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
FiIsCEI.I.aNEoUs.

Mrs. John Nevcomb, Of Waiertour,
Mass. put her III yesr old Girl and
S-year old boy to he'd without kissing
them Tuesday night because tLey had
been naush'v, and. when she woke NJ
yesterday morning. she found that they
had taken the money Ia their toy saw.
ings bank aud started of for some
blessed region where inhuman mothers
are unknown.
The absence of Senators ANTHONY
aud Burnside. a Rode Island, from the
Senale when the Silver bill was passed
over the veto Is accounted for by the
fact that they were In attendance upon
the wedding Of the heir Of the house Of
Broun & Ives, % Providence, whicl,
owns the greater part 81 Rhnde island
IL was necessary tu keep on the right
side II firm which makes aud IN.
makes Senators.
In paper read before the American
Fish Cnlinrists' Association last Fri.
,lay, Ar. G.. q. GOode gave snme sta
tisiics caucerning the value aud ouan.
ify of The Ash caught in the wear is76
The most important branch Il the II, Il
industry was the oyster trade. amount.
ing w 81. .nOO.u01 Then came c,.lGsb
valned ~ 81. 81, $40, aud whale fi.hs,'
lee worth e. sll 600. The total vain,
of fish caught ~ the United States ,u
ls76 was S15. .2TS.s2
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12

The superintendent Of public instruc-
tion has received letter from a school
officer in Oceana county, stating that q
few weeks ago the director and assessor
signed their names in a memorandum
book below the names OF some officers { 4
other districts, supposing they were
signing an order for charts published
by n. l.. Wood. The agreement was
TO take the charts, If the proprietor
would prepay the express aud allow
two years time on the amount due
Now there turns up in the bank a note
for value received against the school
district for sl3, payable in three
mouths from date. 10 is On unques-
tionable svindle; and inasmuch a. the
director and assessor had no right 20
buy or order these charts without the
vote Of the district, their obligation
could not bind the district, even IL il
we're legally and not iraudulenuy OBJ
taiued. Let other school districts at
all times look out for the tricks oi
travelling agents. Lansing Republi-
can.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
Medical.
Tn. penetrating winds IN

The penetrating winds iDcidenito thu
season Of the year are severe ordeal for the
iuDgs The neglect a hard cough generally
leads 20 a weakness of the longs, waich. not u
frequently, results In Consumption.
scHEScEs PvLxosIe sYRrP wiz al once relieve
aud loosen tight cough and IL such an hgreea'
Die remedy that children win take Il without be-
ing coaxed. A cold on the lungs. II consump-
ton Is NOT already developed, may be easily mas
tered by The use OF the Pulmonic syrup, togeth-
sr with scheneks Mandrake Plls 10 clear Tie
system of the accumulated mucas.
In more serious cares, where ths disease nas
become deeply seated. and the patient suhsr'
from lo.s OF appetite. weaknsss and emLelatioL'
sc.sYcSs SEA wIED TONIC should be used IN
Aonneciion With the above mentioned remedies
20 stimulate the appetite and bring the digestive
powers into healthy action. thereby sustaining
the strength Of the patient and enabling him TO
resist the progress OF the disease until the PrI-
uosc sYRVP may perform its healing aud clean
lng work. CsG
The use OF these standard remedies according
70 the directions which accompany them. cannot
iai 70 produce most satisfactory results. A let
ter addressed 20 DR.. schenck. cor. Sixth and Arch
Sta, Philadelphia. asking advice, will promptly
receive the Doctors personal attention, Tree OF
charge.
scheneks Medicines are for sale BY al Drug
ylsis.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
Beb IngersoI's one Temperance
Lecture.

In a recent letter 10 an Indiana pa
per, Colonel Robert @. Ingersoll say
lhe only temperance speech he ever
made was I'm what was known as the
Mum trial in Chicago, when he mad,
1 few remarks on alcohol:
believe. gentleman, that alcohol, &c
A certain degree, demoralizes those VIII
mako II. those who sell IL, those who
iritk il. believe that from the tim,
4 issues from the cciled and poisoned
worm of the distillers till il empties in
~ the hell Of crime, dishonor aDt
death, It demoralizes everybody tina.
touches ID from its source To its end
10 not believe that anybody can con
template the subject without becoming
pr,iudicod against that liquid crime
All we have 10 do gentlemen, - I,
ibink of the wrecks upon either haul
II this stream Uf death--of the suicide'
of the insanity-of the pover'y-o
'he ienerance- of the destiiution- 81
lie little children tnGging at the faded
dresses of the desparing wives asklnf
for bregl-of the men ~ genius IL ha'
wrecked-of the millions struggling
with imaginary serpenis produced 10y
The devilish thing; and when y0u thInl
uf the iails. of the alma house, OF the
asylunis, OF the prisons, Of the scafold'
upon either bank, do not wonder thai
every thoughtful man Is prejudiceo
against the damned STUFF called
alcohol
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
A Nan Iii. own Grnndfather.

An Eoglish paper proposes n singu'
lar excen,ricityin relationship, 10y q
following / married vi low vi o
had a grown mp daughter. Ny fath6r
visited our bouse very often, fell IN
we with nv stcp.daughter and mar
ried her. So nv father became M
sor.'u.law, aud nv strp-daugb'er my
mother, btcAu.e she was my father
wife. NV wife hal son : he was ny
fathers brotherin.law and my uncle
f1r be wss the brother of my step
mother. Nv fathers VIE, that il, m!
step-daushter. had also a son lie vas
nf cour,e, my bro,her,a aud n tbs mean
time. ny grandchild, for he was thS
son of nv daughter my vile was my
Grandmother, because ehe was m,
mothers mother. / was my vifes bus
baud aud grandchild NJ the same time
Aud ~ the husband Of n person
grandmother j. bis grandfather, / wa
ny own grandfather.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
Pay Your Debts.

Clean hands in matters OF money
among the young certainly ought 10
be the indispensable condition OF gen
tlemanliuess. No man who borrOws
aud does not pay, and does not care
whether he pays or not, is gentleman,
20 matter how witty, or gay, or hne he
may be. To speak in good PLAIN En-.
glish, the man who dresses himself nj
auoiher's expense, not knowing how to
pay. not caring whether he paws, is o
genieel scoundrtll Aud yet such tbings
are done 10y eood.natured folk, by
kind.hearted people, 10y persons vic
never probe them morally To ascertain
what their tendency Is, and what they
lead to.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
RENODY.

The Akhoopd of Swat Il dead. London Pa
psrs. January %.
What what. what,
What's the news from Swat
Sad news
Bad news.
Comes by the cable led
Through the Indian Oceans bed,
through the Psrslan Gulf. the Red
Sea and the Med
llerrsnCal-he's dead
The AkhVond Is dead
For the Akhosnd mourn,
Who wouldn'tf
But he Akhoondnt
Dead. dead, dead;
(SOrrOw. swatsD
Swnis wha hae wi Akhoond bled.
swats wham he hath often led
Onward 10 gory bed,
Or 10 vic.oy.
As The case might be,
Sorrow. ewaIs
Tears she'd.
Shed tears like water,
Your great Akhoond 10 dead
That's SwaI's the matter!
Mourn. city OF Swat.
Your great Akhoond IL not.
Ills mortal part remains, his soul was caught
because he was n good AkhoOnd y
Up 10 the bosom Of Mahound.
though earthly walls bis frame surrolnd
Forever b. llowed be the gfoundD
And skeptics mock the iowly mound
And say Hes now Of no AkhoOud !"
His toul Is In the skies
The azure skies That tend above hls loved me-
tropolis Of Swat
He secs with larger. other eyes.
Aihwat all earthly mysteries
He knows what's Swat
Let Swat bury the great Akhoond
Wlth q noise OF mourning and Of lanenta-
tlou.
Let Swat bury the great Akhooud
With the noise of The mourning OF the
Swaiiish paiioni
Fallen 10 al length
It's tower OF strength,
IL. sun Is dlmmed ere Il had noorel,
Dead lies the great Akhooud.
The great AkhoOnd Of Swat
is noti
New York World,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
A mo,t Remarkable Family.


20 the Editor OF IRE Iribuie.
Cmc. 90, March I'll poticed in yes
erlay's paper an account Of a mixed
t4mily, and / thought I would tell you
Il nv own. NV grandfather. Peter e.
Brown. now living in New York. mar
ried at 20, aul was duly presented witt
, daughter, Martha. Ny first grand
mother died. aud Peter married again;
now having two sons, Jacob aud Juhu.
William married ~ 90. and was the faith
r of three sons. Peter. Jr., Henry auc
stephen. Martha married at 10, and
had one daughter. Francis. Jacob aud
GUhn married at 20 and 2l. Jacob had
4, daughter, Fanny. and a son Harris.
Iohn bad two daughter, Annie an,
Kate. 1 married my cousin Annie, and
have two sons now. Ny grandfather
Peter. lost his second wife when he was
Is, and married again, and this time
had two daughters, Virginia aud Alice
Nv brother Peter married bis aunt
Alice. and Stephen, my other brother
married nv other cousin Kate, my wife,
sister. They have two daughters
Jacobs son. Harris. married Martha
daughter, Francis, and Jacobs daugh
ter Fanny, il an old maid. Nv Auu
Virginia married a nephew Of Old Pet
er, named George Brown, and the,
have two children. We had a receD
gathering OF the family in New York
aud all were bresent-not one dead II
The family excepting the two frs
grandmotners. aud there were forty o
rs present, and every one named Brow
IL the decendents IL one man retel
b. Brown, Of New York. This may b
If intrest to you. know it is TO me
Yours respectfully,
HENRY BRovy.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12

veneration of The old saint by orieriI g
the compilation Of bulky volume eel.
ebrating bis sanctity and his miracles:
In May. 1877, though then 81. blind
aud suffering from q chrouic skin dis
ease, iDdncing the austerties Of his
early life. the Ahkoond. already the
patriarch OF great family. married a
giyl Of 90
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12

In his backyard al Grumercy Paik,
New York, Mr.. Tlden Is fatteuing a
Crow. It - the biggest Grow ever
s.en IN these United States, measuring
tweuty-three feet across us extended
wipgs. or even more than the gigantic
condor of the Andes, while the TAT on
its ribs ~ four fingers thick, being bali
the thickness of the average Democrat
H. drink. The Grow wiil be IA sesso :
.han, July, 1880, and some huodreds
of westeru Democratic leaders W. en-
10y him on toast.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12

A do tor returned a coat 70 o tailor
because il did not dt hiu. The tailor,
seeing the doctor az the funeral OF one
Of bis patients. said. "Ah, doctor. yen
are a happy man !" "Wby 60 asked
the doctor. "Decsuse." replied the
tailor, ''you never have anv of your
bad work returned On your hands.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12

The prospect is for a larger Western
emigrniion this year than ever befure
in the history Of the country. Last
week over 200 persons arrived M
Aichinson. aud in one day twenty.
seven carloads are reported % having
arrived ut Topeka ~ look at the "lay
of the land. Kansas. iowa. Nebrasks
and Texas. may all reasonable expect
large additions to their population.
end good class 81 settlers. Th.re j.
room for more. Unless We mistake
the indications there are brighter pros
pcc.s for the West than for many years.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
AN AsIATIC POPE.

The Death OF Abdul Ghasur, Ah-
koond OF swat-An Asiailc Poten.
tate who Entertained 100000 Pill
gTIms ia q Year.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-03-12
VECETlME.

No. 10 Lagrange St, SoCIu sALEh, rGss
ER. n. X. SrEvESs:
bear Sir-I have been troubled with seroiula,
e GER ard Liver Comp'ai for three ferrs
Nothing ever ana ne any gOOi until comInenc-
Il using the NEGETlNE. ! AN now getting
fiaug nfst rate, and still using ne NEGE IINE
con sider there u nothing equal 20 ~ Tor such
Complaints. tan heartily recommend y tn ever
DO '. Yours truly, Mrs. Lizls N. Packard.