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anerbGrt btaisen 9reiien bet
albert GbriFel.

- Der ameritnnifme SeneraI.Mus-
ifeaungs @ommifdr, @r.9ouuerneur
MeGormi6, sIanbt, nadosm or befrie-
bigenOe arrangements nit etwa 400
&usiteaern, Delden &num i'm @usffeH.
un9s>Sebaube augeia9t luorber, setrof-
fen bat, bic @erfiderung geben su
f%0nnen, bab Die perfdiebenen Sn6us
frie;weise oes 9anbss auf Der 9oriier
Qusfeann9 in elmer Wsiie nertreten
fein perOen, tpeIde Den Ser. Staaten
feline llnebre ma9t. @s bat Dem
9eneraIsG omlnifdr einiee Wibe se,
toitet, Die Sabritanten bes 2an6es CUR
8etbeilisuns an Der @usfsauns gu be.
pegen uno 8eraoe Die nambafteffen
unter benielben MOLTEN fd nur fduer
oaSu oeriteben, neil ibnen elm 3u turaer
Sermin fur ibre 8orbersituneen aefent
mar. Sn Srantretd beripridt man fid
bon Der &uSfeuuns Der @merifaner
erose Sin9e; man bat ben Ser. Stdas
ten mebr @onn CUR Sifpoftiou aefent
oIs irseno eiuens anberen 9anbe, Gna,
lamb ausaenonimen. Nie General &.
u. Starrins mtttbeiIt, melder 8aris
am Is. Sanudr uerIaffen bot unO nit
Sepsfden fir Den S%taats-e efretdr
CHARTS in @aibinsten einsetroHeu III,
moren bic YDrbereifunnen npif osr,o
seOieheH, UNI cine redtseitiee 6rofnuna
Der NusfeIuns i'm Wouat Rai III
fdern. unter Oen nenieen 9dnbern
Der Belt, Del9e nidt prrtreten inO,
beTnOen T@ Eeutid[ant, 8usIauO uno
Die Sartei, Man bait es fur nidt
unmOgli9, bah Die lebteenunnten bei6en
Climber ibre 8etbeilisuns nod na@trda.
iiH anmeIsen psrOen, fofern Die Srie.
Dens. Gusfdtea f9 berpirtIi@eu.
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8nra bepcr be beFannte SrbrI

0uI6 UeOkt VIZ
bes 8raFbenten erIofen pnrre, burd
peIAe Die 8unbsstruppen aus 2ouifano
,uriGeesosen tuurOen nabm bic 9idoIs'
tide 9eaislatur ben foleenben 8efdIub
an: Bon benz @unfde befeelt, DIE
! 3mifisteiten nuaiueleidtu, melhe Den
6rieoen oes etaates felt Sabren sefiort
baben, nnb bssierie, Oab bic Burger
auer poIitifaen Barteien BON Der Ieber'
baften Nufreauna poIitif@en Sabers bee
freit un6 in Die Sage Oerfest peroen
m0sen, semeiufd0ftIid fur oas @eOeis
ben 9onifana's ~ orbeiten, fDirb bic
0idoas'f6e 9tfeieruns einen ieoen Der
lud mibbiltsen fir bereOilgene pOiiti-
|ide @uflbrune s5emanben CUR 8e6sn-
,u sieben, Dor pei@er Ssite Der.
feIbe aud ausseben mose." Stsie 8e,
foIution mai in G~emeinfdaft nit
anoeren bon ben 6emofrutifden Suba
rern e~eeebenen 8erfpre6ungen gepi6er-
moeen Der Sauff6iIing tIir 6ie 8urid.
siebune ser 8unOestruppen, benn nur
unter Der 8orousfeBuny, baB Die
&epu6litaner ienes Stootes spe9en ibrer
politii4en SauOIunssweiie nibt @efGbr
loufen wlrben Der 8erfoIeunasin&t
pdrteiif6er Bourbonen @eri@tsbofe
sum Spfer su fallen, belt f& 9ases
FIR beredtiet ienen Sdritt nnsuor0nel.
Durd Die eeaen ben 8eturnine 8Oaro4
aneeireneten &Iaaeu inb aber bic feier'
Iiden @el5bnife Der oemotratifden
Subrer gebro9en ner6en. gSas aud
INNER bon sesnerii@er Seite baeesen7
poreebraht iperben mag, 6as Sers
breden. befen ole MitaIieoer bts
@eturnins 8oorb ineefIaet inb. 1T fei'
uem Character mad Elm politiiaes, ia,
i'm eminenteften CHM elm pDlitifdeS,
benn, fails elm @erbrehea Iberbaupt
uorlieet, 70 mar Der 3tued befelben,
Sapes Die 8raiSentf6aft su uerf6afen.
So, man wirb nibt febI9eben, roenn
ma anuimmt. bah bic NihoIs'fde Bee
aisIatur, oIs fe Den obiaeu SefdIub
annabm, eeraoe Oas @orseben bes 8e-
turning 8oarb bon 9ouifiand i'm Nu9e
bate. Sans aber Der @inpopO erbo'
ben ipiro, baB Die @eridte MD ni@t
ourd oerortise @ompromife Der gefeb
sebenOen Soctoren eiuss Staates ae'
bunben baIten fonnen unh elm iebes
8erbteden, weltes gu ibrer SenniB
aeIanat, in oas 8ereih ibrer 5urisbic'
ton All sieben Oerpfidtet inb. braudt
mon nur oarauf bin,umeifen, BOP tein
ein3iees WitsGteo Der peisen 2iea CUR
Seronttuortuna aesoaen uorben 1T,
baB bas 8Iut Der wdbreno Der Gam.
payne binaemor6eten farbigen unb
iusiben 8.publifansr ber9ebIid mad
SIbne f9reit. @as benz sineu absr
re&t 1T, lit benz anoeren biIie. @enn
NON bemofratiide Serbreder, peI9e
aus politiiden @rInoen fen9ten unb
morOeten, uneeitruit ousaeben last, TO
foHte man aud Die Mitslieber bes 3e'
turning 8oaro unbsbsQist lafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
80 @on benz 9ufonp unferer Can

bar Son benz 8ufan6 unferer 9ano'
frasen 1T es f1uer i9 einen 8terif gu
MAIDEN, penn man niGt ftlbt nber
O%ieieIben gu pofiren bate. @ie uns
mebrere febr slanbmiirhiae 8erfonen
perfidern, fnb biefsIben fteaenueift fur
&oB un6 8eiter beiuabe unpaifrbar
unb batten Die YferOe ibre sGn,e Sraft
ausuftrengen UNI burdSutommen. @ae
FARMER nit oenen mir tuabreno Der
Iebten @ode gu fpreden @eIe9enbett
bntten iino aI 9unfen Der @rbauuna
elmer guten SteinitraBe, D~orausgeiebt.
DAP Dies eeideben fam obne eaS @Ountg
in SduIoen su f~tlrsen uno rGnn mebr
fur 3inien su 3abIen, ais bas ausgelegte
capital betrdst. @ie wobI ieoem be
areiflid, miiroe bur9 Die umlage elmer
Gpesial-S teuer fir hiefen 3med Die
Contributing elmer S6uioenlat gang
uno gar permie6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

- SIN elmer @efeuf9aft itritt man
fi9 tir,li6 bariiber, oh mebr. Sob
ober Silber in ben noroameritaniiden
Winen gu Sage geforoert ipirOen
@ad ben 8eridten Der 8unbesmiin,e
~srseuaten Die Ser. Staaten bon 1915
-lS77 @oIo i'm @ertbe bon $1,416..
086. 769, an Silbsr On9s9en nur $685..
$50, 900.
@1breuo bes ON 30fen SUM 1877
gu @nbe ~aesangenen Siscaliabrs be.
trug Die Qusbsute an Sob S48, 1907
900, an @ilber S3S, $50. 900, umb ole
neueiten Grfunbiaen fteLlen felt, huB
iebt oas @erbdItnib fur boS Silber
nod unqiinitiser miro.
SIT eS II nidt etne Sborbeit obne
8leidsn, ipenn elm 9anb, bab uisl
Solo ~proousirt, bieies 9ansli6 aus Dem
9anoe treibt, inbem es cine Munibofis
annimmt, Die auf bas biQiarre SiIber
aeerlinbet in? ST bieie Sborbcit nidt
um 10 ar0Ber, ipenn Die Griabruna
lebrt, baB europa mebr unO mebr Il
Sob in ejaculation brlnat, uns alto
entmertbetss Silber fir infer gutes
Sob ouStnuf6t?
Oie Nebauptuna, man mi6e auf Oh
Silberpro6uftion hes 2an6es &ufiidt
nehmen, gift BOD ebenio gut fur ole
9oIbprobuftiou, uno iiberoies 1T ia
oas 9ano bereit, bGS Silber alS Sdeis
oemiin,e uno bis 5u eiuem nidt su
boben Setrn9 ais 9egaltcnher in 9ee
itolt bon SilberooIlars nukbai su
MAIDEN, wdbrenb su9lei6 Silber in Der
Snrniirie taufsnfa9 mebr 8eniisung
fnaet, ais Sob.
Wan mag Die Silberfra9e brsben
unb nenoen, pie man mill, tets miifen
benz llmbefangenen ibre 0a9tieite FLAIR
merben uno bns Shlimmfte lit nod,
oaB Sic Sauptberfedter oerielben es
gar nidt ernftlid nit ibr meinen; fe
betradten lie nur aIs einen beIfenoen
Sdritt gum unieIigiten auer 9sIOip-
itcme, gum uneinIosbaren Yapiergeloe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

Ra- Worssn 8ormittag fommt Die
&lage eegen @bas. Nfansbuno unb
Satin tpe9en unasfekIi@en gu
1ammenIebens i'm @ourtbauie sur Ser
banbIuna. Gs Wirb BON tldgeriider
bebuuptet, ba6 in Solse eewiiIer
Die o Srau 2eflel in
3enper erlanate Sdeinuns bon ,brem
@atten, 9ermonn 9siel, ungiIti9 iei
uno folslid cub ibre she nit 3rn
Mausbuno nidt ssiesIib mare.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Gin boaHanSises gferOese=
i9irr fir Elm 0eipaut fur $40.
@lbert G4rifel.
na- GineS 0er proftiidien UNI

ng- GineS Ger praftiidien uno
nibliditen Gerdtbfdafteu lit unitreiti9
elm gutter @afdrinaer, uno ioate in
feinrr 9uteu 9ausbuItung febIen, benn
Oamit miro Nrbeit unb 3eug eeipart,
ole @di6e trofust iduelIer uno leioet
nidt Durd Sfrefen. Ser @urefa
@rinaer, orlidt hides folpie bunnes
3eua ans, oGne bnB man aenielben
periteIIen muB. SIT gnn3 BON Nietaa
uerfertiat mo mtr INNER henfeIben
probirte, mo6te Mat obne ibn iein
Hreis nur 5 $50. gu bAben bel
81. s.. 0aienritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
sic .@onfas Sin Simss" faIaa

- Sie ,&unfas Stir Shines" f6Idgt
Germ s. 9. CABS aEs Ganbibot fir bic
o Der nadfen 9egislatur gu befebenOe
Senntorsn-S STEELE Dor, ba berfel5e ourd
feline bisberige Sbdtiateit tets gum
gtuben bes 8sfteus sebauoelt uno fein
neueitss 8roistt Die 8ertiefune bss
SabrfanaIs oeS Miffifppi, menu
perwirflidt, gum er0Bten 8ortteil fir
Den @eifeL 9ereideH Wiirbe. Sic
Shines" meint Serr Cabs f6nnte ais
Senator bel mebr fir bie 8ermirtlih.
Jung ieines 9ieblinsSpIanes tbun benn
alS Yriuatmauu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Wasfem : @n,iae.
Soe6en erbalteu cine 9roB. NuspabI
Der berrIidften WaSten.Nnsiee bel
g.. q. & .. &. Wertens.

n@- Die 8robate Court frat am
lebten @onta9 in @ikung. Sur iebr
wenise oerientsen Die in Oiefem Sermin
Seidafte gu erIebigen 5atten, madten
ibrGrideinen, tbei 10 pesen Sen booen.
Iofen StraBen uno anbere lieben fid
bur9 Die &eaenoroben6e @itterune
obhaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

s@ Samstog oen %. b. 81. iuiro
Der effte Sinoers Mtasten.SaG bieIer
Saifon in 8aer's SaGe itattfnoen.
Der Sin6er'@ nstenbau lit tets zines
Der %ansenebmen SSeite Ser 8Geinen Dem
ne NIT FROZEN @rm~drtunaen enteeaeu.
unb befen fte Fd in fpdteren
nod oft erinnern werbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

rA 9err g. 8fautf6 peranfaItet
am Samstag lber o9t Sage, ben %.
D.. 80. i'm S9usen 9aufe einsn ero6en
Wastenbaa. Wer eineu Der friber
BON Srn. Bfuutia I'M @@abenbauie
ueranitaIteten Bale befudt, lpirs nit
uns BARN lbereinitimmen, bas Ser
Bfauti9 allies iniieinen Sraften febenbe
aufbietet nm feline @afte in ieoer
Se;iebung 3ufrieben3ufeGen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
sarocufe miro ieht nnn S

Sbracufe miro iebt bon Sen
Cramps uie 8et semieSeu. Oie 6or.
tise StabtuerwaItuns fpieIt ibneu aber
aud libel nit. lin stusi @dnitte
SroS, ieSen nit einem s@eibden
Burff beIeet un6 Elm @las flares
0usaenpafer gu erbaIten, miFen fe
6 Stunben in eiueH Steinbrud ar.
beitsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

N. Ber nod seinen 81 asten.qnsue
bot uu6 f9 benno@ on benz morsen
Qbeno fattFubenben WastenboH betbeis
Iieen mO6te, 1nOet bel 9. q. & 8. q.
Merteus cine erobe ausDnbI Der f60n.
fen aofime, Die fe foeben bon ct.
Souls erbaItsn haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Morum bie S(einen burh Ginncbm.,

@arum sic Sleinen bur6 @inncbmen
bd6Iid fdme6snber Suiten Mittel
plasen, ipenn es in Der Wa@t elmer
leoen @utter itebt, oul6 Or. Quguf
SRui9's wobl m en- B
$ amburaer 9 4 t 3 ee aud
ole fdwerfte @rtdItun9 gu beilen, 1T
cine Srase Der gernunft, beren Be.
authorizing mir ben oernInftieen
Nltt.rn ielbit iberlaGen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Geo. s.. 6caHcrb,
Sen. VdHaoters Wdent.

Suite, fpeie unb fdnaube Gid mid
f~ortpdbreno. uno ellie nidt nit Oeinem
&atarrb uuo ieinem nioetlihen Suft
Sebermann an, ba cod DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy (8oturrb=SsiImittsD
fdIeunia al ben Ouft nertreibt, Dem
Nusffub @inbaIt thut unb Sid beiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
ss- @elfern nor ct Salentlns sao

BAY @eltern mar ct S~nlentins Sag.
Gin tiefm Sage p1egen fid friibcr
9icbcnos i6 sdrtIide 8iatt-Oour gu
saien0tn, bod bat NIT Der 3eit oieler
fd0ne Sebraud auSgeartet unb Iieaen
ZEN iebt eeianbttn Garifoturen in pies
len Sdaeu gang anoere Motiue inter
nIs in ser auten often Belt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
@in5reuSetropfen Inlet m0So

OS'S'o"g SuutcIuuH w. " y.
Dr. @. g. 8ierce, Buffalo, 81. s.
Tor brei Monaten bra9en auf mel
mem 2eibe, msinen @lieoern uno i'm
@sFdt groBe @eidpure unb 8unesn
aus. SD f6afte Sbre Golden Ne
dical Discovery (@oloene meoi,iniide
@ntoe6uns) uno Purgative Pellets
(abfnbrflgeIhen) an, uno babe feds
Slalhen oapon genommen, uno beute
fuble i9 mid gang ssfuno, ole Die
bdBliden @ef@spire finS beriduunoen,
uno ntetne Saut bat Elm natirltdes,
gefunoes @usfeben. Ginmal bahte id,
bob i'd unbeiIbar fei. BiewobI i'd
Sbnen metne Gantbarteit unr armIih
ausbruden fann, 10 Fiebt bod in iebes
Bort, oas i'd idreibs, elm SreuSetron.
ZEN elm. 8abrbaft Der Sbriee,
SameS 8. Belis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Geaen Shminbfnebt.

uno ale bobin tIhrenoen 9eioen, ndm-
lid: Suiten, psriadlafiate Grtdltun-
gen, BrOnditiS, 8rufidmer3en, uub
ole anoeren 2unseniibsl, III ~ Il MS
9 aIi a III" baS groBe 9eil-
mittel Der Neu,eit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

@- Nm lebten Oienstas uurOe in
Der bieisen tatboIifden Sirds cine
feierlide Sootenmtfe fur bic 9eeIe oes
perforbenen 8apites absebaIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

n- 9ebten Mittpod besunn Der
8erteiserunss . 8erfauf Der @aaren
in tem Store Der Srau 81 8auss,
our6 oen @onfable, Ssrrn &euenbabn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15

Gr Seuutor 8epiamin @abe,
elmer Der eriten 8erfe6ter Der abolition
Der Sflooerei in ben Siibffaaten Iieet
auf oen SOB erfrartt 0arnie6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Samfingmmg.

Die 9ermunner Seueruebr, Ho. l,
ifnttet hermit Der Sermanner @egen.
feitigcn 8eriherunes. @efelfhaft fur
Die Sdentuna bon $25 ibrsn uerbino-
lidifen Sant nb unb miro befrebt fem,
oiefe Summe i'm Sinne Der 9sber an
pertuenotn.
SIR Nuftra9 oes gereins
6 5. SoeIIer. Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Sie beribmten @bite H6b=
Wai4ineu
finb nunmebr Ut beillnterseidneten
gu f~oIeenben Yteifen gu baben:

@ud iinb einise reparirte NdbmaI6i-
men berf4ieSeuer SOrten febr biais ;u
baben bel u. s. Sufeuritter, Sermann
Io.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
o,tte 0iehffoo @oht berfndi

asbte Diehifne AloGt Derinhten
mebrere Berfonen in bic Office oes
collectors BON sSrauflin So untp einsu,
brsden, tpnrben ieboG Onrdl elm pndr
6dfnTe aus BEN Nebolper zines in Der
|STies fdIafenOen Baaters berf6eudt4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
Sr. aasaF 9Sais's
hamburger
Rrduter : Nfaffer,

eth att oefpa9rtes Aftttel gtgeH:
0ei6wiire, Ofeue @nnSen, galss
fluff, Seinfrak, Traf-8 enIrn.
Gssen IOealen@ be lmatisn US.
Bon treTIider @irtuma bel:
Euntors, TiGe1h innercn 0erlee-
Hn9en, @erftau@nnsen,
Gin Ya6et oes Samburser Rrduter<
YFafers foftet rs Sta, flnf 4adeis|
fur $l.OO, if in ieber Npotbefe ID.
baben ODER niro mad Gmpfane irs
9eloeS toitenfve; nod allen Gbeilen ser,
Der, staaten Derfanot burG.
y. NO0eIer S &c.
Baltimore, Ma
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
0cbmrtsbclfcrin

8rau Narie Gestbsmetrl, cine S6iIerin bes
Ct. Sruier Sebammsn SnGitutes, erpfebIt
ben pubIttum Spn Srrmann unb llmasa,ub
tbre Dienle. Oisielbe bat zine mebri66riae
Srfabruns unb fnnm bic brlten !3sasniFe BET.
brinsen.
&ebnuns i'm aIeeii9sn 5aais an Der RarEt
Straee 40. 4. unb 5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-02-15
r-1 Sic SIaf@e
"6dmbur0er IrDpfen',
Oie GIaf&e

toitet so Gents, ODER inf SfIof&sn
Dollars, fno bel alien Npotbes.
fern unb SdnoIern in Rebt5inen ga
baben.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-07-25

borly sympathies. Why, then, if our
young men desire TO be useful members
of society, men of position, influence
and mental and moral attainments,
should they ignore the profession of ag-
riculture? What attractive features
does this noble art lack that other crafts
possess? The pursuit Of agriculture
lacks that dazzling light of metropoli-
tan glare that attracts the moth-mil-
lers of inexperience and vacillating
purpose, but to SINCE their wings and
check their future flight; it lacks the
offering of those grand capital prizes in
the lottery of life, which few ever win,
while the many are ruined in its vortex;
il holds out no sinecure positions of
reward without toll, of success without
effort, of preferment without merit; it
lacks that dash and din, that excite
ment and suspense, that strain of nerve
and brain, go marked on the race course
of human hopes and fears, wherein the
speed and endurance of ambitious and
adventurous youth are matched against
the grim steeds of competition, power,
failure, bankruptcy, and despair.
Young man, consider we'll the choice of
occupation that is TO stamp you sue
cess or failure; consider well the
possibility of your future, either as
tirst-class aSriculturist or a third-rate
professional man! Remember that in
the cultivation of the soil there is full
scope for all your brain power and
education, all your reasonable plans and
development of mind and body
AmericdH CUltirator.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-07-25
A Crazy Man Murders his Wife.

A special from Hancock, Wis, 10Th,
SAYS: Particulars of horrible wife
murder have just come to light perpe-
trated Sunday morning last in the town
of Deerfield, Waushara County, about
eight miles northwest of Wautoma. The
crime was committed by a farmer nam
ed Hezekiah Whitney, who has been for
some years religiously insane. He had
on several occasions said that God had
dug graves for two of his family and he
had to kill them. Sunday morning he
got up and went to the barn to do the
chores, his wife soon after following
leaving two daughters to get the break
fast. The meal being prepared the
father came in and after waiting some
time for the mother they ate breakfast.
A chapter in the Bible was read and a
prayer offered. Mrs. Whitney not yet
appearing, her youngest daughter, Alta,
went out and found her body hanging
to a small tree, her knees upon the
ground and rope around her neck.
The neighbors were called in and an in
quest followed, which revealed the fact
that Whitney had murdered his wife by
breaking her neck across the manger in
the barn, and that he then tied her body
up to the tree to make it appear she had
hung herself. Marks of her teeth were
plainly seen on the boards of the man.
ger. She was handsome, intelligent,
and ladylike, and a woman much es.
teemed. The funeral was held on Mon.
day, and Whitney is in the hands of the
officers. Applications have been made
to get him in the insane asylum at Osh
kosh
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Disraeli's First Speech in Parliament.

Forty-one years ago the present Lord
Beaconsfield made his famous first at
tempt to address the House of Com
mons. He undertook to reply to Mr..
O'Connell, and was received with jeers
the moment he arose. What followed
was thus reported in the journals of the
day:
If the honorable members think it
is fair to interrupt me l will submit.
Great laughter.) 1 would not act so to
any one, that is all can say. (Laugh-
ter and cries of go on.O But 1 beg
simply to ask-('Oh!' and loud laugh
ter) Nothing is SO easy as to laugh.
(Roars of laughter.) 1 really wish to
put before the House what is our posi-
ton. When we remember all this,
when we remember all that, in spite of
the support of the honorable gentle
man, the member from Dublin, and his
well disciplined phalanx of patriots,
and in spite of all this we remember the
amatory eclogue (roars of laughter) the
old loves and new loves that took place
between the noble lord, the Tityrus of
the Treasury Bench, and the learned
Daphne of Liskeard cloud laughter and
cries of Question y which appealed as
fresh instance of the Gnlorts reding-
tegrGttO excessive laughter), when we
remember at the same time that, with
emancipated Ireland and enslaved Eng
land, on one hand triumphant nation,
on the other a groaning people, and,
Notwithstanding the noble Lord, secure
on the pedestal of power, may WELD in
one hand the keys of St. Peter and"
(Here Disraeli was interrupted with
such loud and incessant bursts of laugh
ter that it was impossible to know
whether he really closed his sentence or
not). The honorable member conclud-
ed in these words: "Now, Mr.. Speaker,
we see the philosophical prejudices of
man. daughter and cheers.) / re-
spect cheers even when they come from
the lips of political opponents. Gre
newed laughter.) think sir ('Hear,
hear,' and repeated cries of Question,
question: am not at all surprised, sir,
at the reception which have received.
Continued laughter.) Ibove begun seq
erGl times many things Qaughter) and
/ hare succeeded at last. Fresh cries of
Question. Aye, sir, ard though SIT
do10n moao, The time a1iH come sohen you
UiH hear me-"
He delivered the last sentence in a
very loud tone, and resumed his seat
amid cheers from the opposition and
much laughter from the ministerial
benches.
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Hot Weather Stories.

"This is very unpleasant weather"
said grandfather Lickshingle yesterday
evening. 81 am goin' on two hundred
years old now, an don't remember
ever SEEM nuthin' like it."
"It's awful" growled another men,
Der of the family; " if it don't soon get
cooler do think we shall die"
"Cooler? dieP'' exclaimed the grand
father; "wh-wh-what dye mean,
childP 1 wasn't complainin' about the
heat" he went on, buttoning up his
dressing gown. 81 was about to re-
mark that never see such confound.
edly cool weather at this time of the
year. Why, only think, here it's the
middle of July, and the thermometer
down to hundred and ten in the
shade" and he shrugged his shoulders
as if lump of ice had slipped down bis
back.
Il wouldn't be surprised" he con-
tiuued g if the blamed mercury would
get down to q hundred afore it stops,
and freeze half of us to death, same as
it did once out West"
"Out West?"
ss Yes; in St. LOUIS
"You mus. be mistaken, grandfather,
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HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.

Fried CucunaberS.-Paret the cucum.
Der, and lay it in ice half an hour. Cut
il lengthwise and lay in ice-water few
minutes longer; then wipe it dry,
sprinkle with pepper and salt, and
dredge it with flour. Fry in lard to a
light brown
Sage JeIzy.-A teacupful of sage,
boiled in 81 pints of water till ready.
When cold add pint of raspberry strip.
Pour it into shape which has been
rinsed in cold water, and let it stand
until it is sufficiently set to turn out
well. When dished, pour little cream
round it.
Apple Wdter.-Wash or fine sharp
apples, and bake them slowly until
done; then break them up, put into a
jug with quart of water, stir up brisk
ly with silver spoon, and allow it TO
stand an hour or two. Strain through
fine sieve, and sweeten to taste.
Lemon flavoring may be added.
Washington Breakfast Cdkes.-3 eggs,
pint of milk, pint of flour, l tea
spoon of butter. Beat all well together
and add 2 tablespoons of yeast. Set to
tighten in warm place. Put in creased
tins and bake in a quick oven. Beat
the eggs light before adding them to the
other ingredients.
Lynn Rice C1ksS.-1 pound of ground
rice, teaspoons of baking-powdsr, the
rind of 2 or lemons finely chopped,
pound of sifted sugar, I of pound OF
butter beaten to the thickness of cream,
and eggs well beaten. Bake in we'll
buttered mold in moderate oven.
Apple DumplingS. Make crust of
quart of -four, 2 tablespoonful of cream
tartar, l tablespoonful of soda, table
spoonful of butter or lard, little salt,
and milk enough to make dough that
can be rolled ont; cut this dough il
eight pieces, roll them out thin, put
slices of sour apples upon them, fold
them up tight, and steam or bake.
Baking will require twenty minutes,
steaming an hour.
Black Currant Jam Wdter.-Put 2
tablespoonful of the jam, with pint
of water, into a perfectly bright tin
saucepan, and allow them to simmer
for half an hour; strain it, and if for
cold, take it as hot as possible. When
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be given cold. In cases of sore throat
a tablespoonful more jam will be used.
This method of making jam water is
better and more economical than merely
pouring boiling water on the jam.
Tomato Sduce.-The tomatoes are
boiled for half an hour, with a little
parsley, pepper and salt (sufficient
water is contained in the vegetables
themselves J; then put them into col
ander, and with a wooden masher press
all through but the skin, seeds, and
parsley, and place the sauce on the fire
again for ten minutes, with piece of
butter the size of large walnut, and a
small pinch of flour carefully stirred
into it. This sauce is eaten in France
with cold meat, roast, boiled, and fried;
with boiled macaroni; also poached
eggs and boiled potatoes.