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The New York herald., 1878-09-15
WHITE PLAINS EX-SUPERVISOR.

stephen s. Marshall late Supervisor Of the town OF
White Plans who had three indictments found
against him last week BY the Grand Jury OF the Court
Of ssss,ons-two for felony and one for misde
mcauor-appsared In court on Friday and pleaded
not guilty. One indictment charged him with misap-
propria,ing, In round figures, s1l,1l3 Of the
funds aud tho second In misappropriating $35S
OF the school money OF tho district 10
his own usc, and the third indict-
ment Tor a misdomeanor, In not accounting
10 the Board OF Town Ohcers as required by law. Mr..
Marshall required " give bail to the amount Of
$1l, 600 tue three Indictments. Mr. Daniel Z.
Hickey, a contractor, of Houut Vernon, and Michael
Lennon, OF the Twenty- third ward. New YORK, were
offered snretss Tor the appearance oil tho accused
Mr. Lennon was rejected by the Court, and the ex-
animation OF Mr. Hickey as to his responsibility has
not been completed.
On application OF Elisha p Ferris counsel for tho
town officers TO Judge Pratt the latter issued order
oil arrest against Mr.. Marshall on owl suit com-
moncsd tor tue recovery OF ST. 45S u, The amouus
ascsrained to be duo from hun 10 the town. On the
civil SUIT the BAT, of Mr. Marshall Is nxed at sl2, ,0Oo
making the total amount OF bail required IN his case
x23 600 His trial on OF the indictments 10 sx-
ected 10 commence on October 7.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
3 GREED MOOR.

RIFLE MATCHES THAT FELL THRoUoH-scoRE
or THE MISUNDERSTANDING FOR THE
INTERSTATE MATCH.
The sixth competition ior the Remington prize,
which had been announced to take place ut Creedmoor
Yesterday, was contested. There wore more than
the requisite .'tcn entries the ground, but tho
r,aemen did not all shoot "Rcmngton breeoh load
srs," so they were ineligible to enter the match
which, according TO the rules OF tho National Rifle
Association must havo at least ton on
tries. Professor c. 4. Dwight and H. II.
wallace, OF wheeling. W. Va, were among tho long
range r,aemsn practising yesterday. They found the
elevations erably different from those they had
bcen accustomed 10 at the Wheeling range.
Two matches, ordinarily very interesting to mill
.ary men. we're the programme to be shot in the
afternoon, but only oil them was hed The
WNatonaI Guardsmaan match, Tor Remington long
range rife, did p0s enlist ten competitors, and was
declared aoh' for tho month. The ''Skirmisher's''
badge match shos by twensy oompstitors. rho
conditions have frcQueutly been published IN the
HERALD All the competitors were In uniform. The
following the scores. the hlghcst possible beng
main
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

Binghatnton; Forty-eighth, Oswego, and r~entieth
separate company Infantry, OF Binghamton, snot on
the range during lay yesterday, Tor the purpose
oil getting used the elevations which may Dc re-
CURED during the tournament This week. General g.
W. Wngate Inspector OF Ri1e Practice Of this state
selected team 10 represent New YORK In the inter
state match foilows:-Sergeant MAJOR george
White, Forty-eIghth regiment; Captain ). L. fricc
Seventh regiment Private W. Robertson, seventy first
regiment; Private L. W. Price, seventh regiment;
Private 9. IL Eagle, Seventh regiment; Sergeant A.
b. Van Heuseu, Twelfth REGIMENT; private j. D.
Teackie, seventh regiment; Privates Lrned, d. H.
Ogden aud q. Van Ordsn, Twsntiesh separate com
pany infantry Captain j. s. Barton, Forty-eighth
regiment; Lieutenant Colonel \. II. SANFORD, First
DIVISION stan. Reserves-Uolonel II. A. Gilderseeve,
ton, Forty eighth regiment; Sergeant W. French,
Seventh regiment; Sergeant l.. l.. Barnes. Forty
eighth regiment, and Private 7. j. Doan, Twelfth
regiment.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
FIGHT ON SHIPBOARD.

Daring quarrel FRIDAY night last on the steamer
s. s. Augustine lying at Martin's dock, Brooklyn, be-
tween John Love- tns ceok; Joseph =. o. kenney,
the steward, and John Mcdonnell, one OF the saors,
the latter was badly scalued about the arms lie was
taken 10 the Long Island College Hospital and ms as
salsnts arrested. Yesterday morning Judge W alsh
neld shs cook and seward ior sxsminatlon.
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srocRHoxpEns' PRIvILEG Es.

NkW 1UKh1 ocPI 1o' 1o'o
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
Mr. Edward Devsn, Of No. 46 West Fourtssnin
street. talks at random whom he says tnat the stock
holders presented ME- Mapleson with privileges worm
$4,000 week. As no Is 50 liberal and reckless 10 MS
reckopings l challenge him to prove Dy specIneo
items whore and from what sourcos satd sum has 70
come. II Mr. Dcvan mad not hazarded such nonsense
as that II would have been better tor him.
A LOVER OF ITALIAN OPERA.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

energy and then dstsrmiued 10 conquer. You would
scarcely think, to see me now, however, that only
few years ago was timid that IN playing with my
guitar before country audience scarcely even dared
to raise my eyes People used TO call me The ttie
blind girl. ~
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

MATCH AT FLUSHING, L. I.
The Flushing Rife Team yesterday won the third
match with tho wLlott's Point team at 200 yards,
or hand shooting The score stood l9l 10 l76.
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asee: Sfeuie Feiten.
q u 8 I a n b.

- Die am /. 9fcpem5sr In gnslano
unb Walss absetaltenen Wunieipa!wab!en
liao gu @uufen Der Qiberalsn ausesfaQen,
- Die 2iuerpopler DaumwouErma 81.
liion II So. fast In ibrsm iabrlihen Be.
ridt, cab bic Glaubst bes 8aumwcllmart-
tes msbr Der pUlitif6sn llnThsrbett als
Der Interpretation 3u,ulGreitsn it.
- eine @njatl 1lassower &au Ieute
eat'n $l50.000 sur llntsritabuns Der
Nttonare Der tanfrctten 8aut aafse
atadt. Janf Jirmea ssidanetsn isee
$laOo.
= Gs miro tertatst baB gnslano i'm
9eeriff tset, hte Dslarso gat I'm faoSai,
den afrita BON Dortusal gum prsils Don
3,OG0,0 900 yfp. ct. su tauisn.
- Nsue Mitraillfufen mad Dem 5y
ifems oes ldweolAsn Sffeisrs Yalmtran;
line istt csn Der rnl0I@tn Nssieruus In
rsr DaHtnfatril ~ Ditlsn an Der gluDr
bsltsat wureen. Str idnslss 6susr uEp
sntisbilde Dirfuna lcllfn unibsrtrslnjd
fsin. Die eaufe Die fsr Wiireilsufen lieaen
bcr4untaI nsb'n sinanbsr uno taun lomubl
aus fammtlihen aanfsn 81 slsidsr 3sii,
oils auA nur aus ein,elnen ssfsuert wer.
osn. Die srcbe gu Warins 3msdeu Be.
ltimmts NitraiaepIs ertals stsE Die tlsins.
sum Gelessihiia assionstsu sstn nshsneiu
AMBER liesenbe 8obrs. Gus bsm Sdifs.
seldDb tanusa bel gutter 9eolsnunas.
taannidaft esasa 800 uae aus Dem 5slo,
seihub untsr sltdsn um1anpsn 1000
bis 400 &ussln in Der Mtnuts sntlsnOst
wercen. Die Wirtunstn Der 5hllI. NIT
ben III Witttn esfertis!eg Mi.raiaauisu
wafsn tsr Nrt pab be OsihoHe prei aui
sinanosr ssnistets, ie 1 3oa tenslilh)
tarts pan,crplattsn nidt atlsn p5dia
Surnialussn, ,ionpsrn nod l 3oll tisf in bic
rabinter bsfnolihs giIsnplatte einoransen.
aIs elm bsionDersr BOr,us Der tlsiusu
Eslo Ni!raiQsuisn miya hstaai. taa BIZ
pei@tsieif ibrss @swidbtss - asaattf, In
Sal siHss Mausels al pisroen ben
Transport b.s @elaabes purd bic damn
ihaft isltif beiUrsen ,u lafsn, sin gor
tbsl, Der beim @etirasiriss unb In uaYes
faM,n Qessneen ni&t bod ssnue an,u
fatassu II. Ole eraesrsn saifsmttra,l
leuisn ftno BON Der rulalhen &rtegspsr
waltuns pUr,ussweile gum ansrif ssss.
bic 5crpsnolaiffs ccrssisbsn,
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Robsn, lispelte Te 70 unceutlid, oab scr.
BERT, I'm lte au psritebsn, fd iitsr 1e bin
neists. Id babe tbn mibbancelt absr be.
aoblen tdtts Id i'm nimmermsbr - ebrlld
bin ih mtin san,ss 9sben sblisbsn - es
mag an Dem papier niats selesen leiu,
bod wurmt's mid auf msinem Stsrbetstt,
baB man ihlseht BON mir eenFt -
Nsbmsn sic lib ben gsrlut niht psisr
,u Ser,sn, fuhts 5crtsrt Rs ,u tr0iien, uao
susleih tislt CT bas Blatt Dor itre Nussn.
@r wollte fcrtfabrsn, ais Die Rranfe untsr
@ufbistuns ibrsr lsbtsn &rd1ts baais Der.
porbrahte Oas its - ia. ros ifs -
nein Oas Ssrlorsne papier mar alter
unt gels Nbsr 70 mars seiormt, ausse.
ldaittsn an 3wei Seiten, wie oteles -
aud bic Shriit - ia - unb Der lanss
Strih Da untsn - ih erienne i'm rusosr-
60 mSssn sic fd bsrubisen, bsusts
Serbert ferneren &unosetunssn DOR, nah
Dem Sie ois'e atlarift eltauatsn, becarf es
nidt mebr ess Originals. Nsin suts 5rau,
unp wie oieisr 8srluit ausssslihsn puroe,
wiro aud bir &nabe gu Sbnsn ,arldtebrsn.
Stein, ih lsbs ibn niht wisosr, r6hslts
bic 5rau Yer,we1unseYoq. i'd ta6e rs Tin
ausssjast, mener Shmsfsr &no, msin
tigen 5Ieilh uno Blut - binaus In &dlte
uno Shnse, rab es rsrrerten muSte %,
bieie Straie - tie III gu bart - gp0rao
- tcmm, i4 nil bid bergen unb tIlien
- bid unb insin Barbhen - uno weun
er lest, mas sQ aus Dem 8ourap werben
unter frempen Menl lhsn
(Gortiebuns folet.)
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i'm pol tanoig gebeilt unb nun wuroe Der
&nabe prn etnem unbdnpigen Sunaer
befalleu, cine Rranfbsit peltbs Der Nr3t
init gulimia" be3eihnet. Der Nr3t siebt
an, eab Der ein3iee SAT- pieler art, Der
Der meoi,iuilbsn 9Bslt bstannt wurbe,
1875 in Der Saat. drummer Der >, Mssieal
Zines unp Ga3stts" barihtst mar uno
swar pom elmer aErau, bic tdslidb 13 ruI'
iIlde plumb friAsu Jleilhss psrse4rts,
bis is Elm Gewiht BON iiber 200 Dfunp
frlan9ie uno baum 6unsertuSes farb.
- Gem Dallas golfsbta!t entnsbnen
mir iolsenbe 9ofalnsuieteiten = Gin
trauriser unsli,d5fall srsisuets ih Disn,
flag abenb am Union Depot, ner einsm
5errn 9. Yann oas esbsn tplsts. Ser,
ielte mas namiA REORGANIZATION Der gabu
unb camit sbelhaftist BEN 3u1anb bss
&arrens zines Jradt;usss gu unter1uhsn.
gu oieiem 3lpsd 9atte er iih auf's Gsleiis
unter bem sSassn besebsn, ais pl0blih
Oerlelbe eurh enen @tob bonn 5raht,us
In Sswesuns sslfbt wuroe, uno ebe gann
barunter Dor tunnte, warsn bic HdDer iiber
ign sercat. Gr wuroe sleid bsesurse;ogsn
uno auf bic platforn selsst, 100 er In roe.
nisen Stuneen lsinsn Sci ausbauhts.
Nsr3tliGe llntsrluduns srsab, bab bic linfe
8Orpsrlette san3lib einssorudt mar, lotpie
oas rsHte 8eia setrohsn unO bislslbs Sci.
ts bes @fiiats seiaunpen. - Gin Nsilsn.
Der auf Der Central. Bubn, Der fh ben
Suarantdne Nesulaticnen niht fiigen
wollte unb ifh allen MuHorosrunsen wosr=
lsBte, purbe auf psm Yasnbofe arretirt
une I'M poli3eiseritt un: fita5sbn Dollar
ane Rofen ssltreft. Ssine Rsls ince.
dentals psrmebren Ih bi.rourA um bic
Summs BON aat uno iisb3is Dollars. -
Bsim 4runnen9ra6en naAe Der gda pom
Gin anb 9arwpoo Ctr, ltieS elm Maun
auf einen Rnuasn, Der Fh bel weseren
Na&fcriAen ais @dapsl erwss, an Dem
aud nod pas san,e Stslst baftste. So
mnrOs poaltanbis aussssraSsn uno ideiut
elm Sneiansrserippe su Iein, mad ben psr-
len unb S4mudiaden gu urtbslsn, bic
babel sefunpsn wuroen. - usbsr bunbert
Sabre alt. Cine fartiss Ssau srrssta Nuf.
isbsn am Saaare eutd ibr bpb:s attsr,
sas burd tbr ausfsbsn bsitatiat wirp.
sic 1T gang einaalGrumpit, 3abnlcs uno
tWlEos, unp fol- i'm 2llter son 1lS Sabren
ltfben, iuie aeuts be9aupten, bic ibrs Ser
funit tsnnen. STR leBtsr Ssrr ppr Der
emancipation war Mars 8rpan. sic
fnbr NIT ibren eeutsn mad iHrer Ssimatb
in NayalQt goupta
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~ -
: 9 ! a 9.

- Die 1eras unb @entralbabn bat
watrsnp Beg Monets segtsmtsr I'm ssa,
GOO mebs rein sereisni. als wabrsup Der
eprbsrssbsnpen Spmmsrmouate.
~ Sn @rapIon County bat fh cine
sessnisitise Shuboefslidait setilpst, bic
fs fa uOriauF3 ,ur aufsabs maht, ben
yisbpiebsn nah,uipuren.
= Die Jrau bes Jarmers Gopinatcn
ig Bpgpsti esuaiY bat eurg igrs llnsor;;
Nhtisfstt iawese 'Yranopunosn bacon
setrasen. Sic sins bibt ON 6amin yor,
esi blieb sire 3sitlans Dor Dem deusr
febsn, wpbst itrs Rlsipsr in 4rans sssis
tbsa unb Fs ater uno iitsr III Jlammen
gsbullt muros. gtf ais ibr aue Iepsr
scm 6Grpsr sstrannt warsn unD lis
idwsre Dsrlfbuussu ertal,en, famsn qsute
esF draa su ailis.
= Sn HSrae tauresn FIR Sotn {.
@ourlV uns SRI. q. s. Jilaer uno lur
Gt. $. Wsprih uno Jrf. Sopbs Ysysr
5siraitsliIsnien ausssfsllt. Der Bau
sinss neuen Sdulbauiss III in QnsriH
aenpmmsn wQrpsn.-V Vsrsanssneu Mon
tas satlao nb sin Wsmsbr In Der Sant
bes Sobnss pss Serrn Wm. Distert uni
erbtslt pevlslte cine lhpsre YsrlsBuna,
pa bic Gussl In bic Bruit iubr unp an
Sintsrtcpi wisosr gum 8Orltsin fam. =
Das 8ssilfer sr,dslt fUlssnren merflpur
bisen 6au Yorusrsanssnsa Samfat
wurrs 'peg Sosn pss 6sfrn Maibiai
SAwarb Don siaer Wssps in bic Wal
aslfOdsn. 8alo paraui llsqts Hh sia
Qabmuns Der Rinnbadsn Gin. big ihlisblid
Der sanJe JtSrper aslabmt MAR. Dr.
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Dem Sletcrcer lascn beute amSll
0aae aur aturtheiluns vpr. Ser Gai@
tsr sn.lisS ieoud aae 2nseflasteu, oa ct
ibr NSuIbhen uno fleinlideu Streitig
feiten aui Reduun5 Der WablaufreSuns
Icste uuo oa9er Wadlitt iibte.
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Ser Mpr0irpfS

Inter oisier lleteriarift Yhreitt bic
Wisner Deutide 3ts.; Die ;, WRoral bon
oer @eihihte" 1T eiesnlal = eiu 9icd.
Die WOoe 1T in ih sesan9en uuo bat IiA
fttlid cntriiltet. Sic lit gang urplSslid
gu Der Inlibt setcmmer, DE ensen Sleie
oer uuIerer iSrauen befrieeisen laen sgr
@enase sas Seciirfnib nad einer oeutli,
9ea Gsrltequns Der SA1abeitslinie uuo
beollr{e nidit erlt elmer aHoeren, mebr pSer
mineer ircisebisen gntbiiauno, pie bic.
felbe beiipelsweiie bacurd peranltattet
,pirp, Dap man bic Shleppe NIT Dem 6u.
bs 3uriidit06t uuo Johann unter Breisse>
buuS zines Stides 8ein srasiSs in biz
Sanp nimnlt. aq3upiel lei pom lletel.
ileiute pie ARcpe uus iduf ben Wloral,
Sicd. Derielte bat bic Ienbeu5, oas
mas ourG Die aufnahme oerSdleppe ent-
tlrbt witroe, idouunsslrS gu perpsden.
@uS weihem, anliegenoem StcHe fabri.
,irt uno bis gu ben 8nSdeln Ainabrei.
Aenp, 1T yet ueue Ncd alleroinss in oer
Sage. bic in ibn seIebten @rwartunseu gu
erflllen. Dian lam lid ocritelen, DaB
bic Mcos bsitrebt seweien lit, miloernos
umlfinoe an3unebulen unp oa8 neue bis.
.rete sieiognssliiid menislsens Rabfa ber,
auriGteH.
Sn Jclse bs1sn rpiro Der 8od Bis bod,
binauf bsitidt uno untsn NIT elmer breitea
Spiss bsisbt. gS III frelih Elm lAwader
grlab fit bic perlorsne Gaaaireuos, absr
eanuaiams MsnFasa psrpen fA aud b!s'
nit ,u tsiheipsn miilsn. llebrisens bal
es ben Mnldein, ais pb biele morali las
Nsueruns nidt5 anoerss mare, ais ein
fsiner Bug peib!i4sr &iu8tais, Das
3erbuats uns Sievtorasue ii bod immsl
eas @siabslihe. ugsriiesette Sadsr
lcdsn ben Disb an" iarsi5t laoa Gene
ra. Gin Nduber. ber Ibiiren anfsnbrs
den sswubnt 1T, ssbt an cffsuen lpaulsrr
pOriber, uno Danae bate wosl ME bic
eists Supiters ermsdt, mare Ns ris In si
rev silsrNea &4ur@ ssiasrrt asRslsH.
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sleler IL &Dnia.

aeber III SyDnia. Die Weber III pas
widtlSlte GrSan peS san5en meniblihen
Sptens, ais 0e oa8 2eben, bic @eiuno.
belt uno SlildleliSteit oeS Wenlhen
controart. lBlro ae in Der Ausiibuns
ibrer 1unttionen 9efort, 70 line oae
mpsiihe 4eiesn eaS natirtide 0felultat
Die Yeroauun9. bic geweeuneen pes
Ser,sns uno peS glutes, bic Sunttirnen
oes @ebirns unp gterpenipitems, linO
ale pun per Qeber abbdnsis. IS lit 3ur
@eniise beUielen pproen, DAP @reen'S
glusult 5lcwer unitertroIisn paltsbt ale
6eilmittel sesen Dp8peplia Doer 2eber,
teipen une ater qnoern'S Srantbeiteu, Die
Der Ssbet' cOsr Dem Massn entlprinsen,
BrcteNalhsn 10. Gents. Biro ibera0
aui oem weltiiden Continent perfauft.
! Drei Dozen peroen bepeiien, DAP Biz
/ Webi;iu aerape oaS 1T, mas ibr perlanat
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12
OAK COTTAGE
BOARDING HOUSE,
Dream SpriR Hiss.
Is now open for the season,

This tirst-class and pleasantly situated
boarding house has been put in splendid
order, so as to offer unparalleled attrac-
tons as a health and pleasure resort. The
Cult b~rcezes, sea bathing, mineral waters
and general hcalthfulncss of this coast
resort, makes it desirable above all others
in this %cOuntrfJ g.. ,..t,.
MRs. JULIA WARD, Proprictress.
June Z, 1875. Linn
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The TaIlest Couple in the World


Capt. Martin Van Buren, Bates
was born in Whitesburg, Letcher
county, KY, November 8, 1916. He
is seven feet eleven and one-half
inches in height, and weighs Ais
pounds. His father was about six
feet tall and his mother was a lady
OF ordinary stature. In 1S49 Miss
Anna Ii. Swan was born in Col
chester country, Nova Scotie, She
was as tall as her mother when six
years of age, but she continued to
shoot upward until to-day she is
exactly the same height as her hus-
band-Seven feet eleven and one
holt i%nchcs--her weight being Alb
pounds. These two were married
i'll London some years ago, and on
returning from their bridal tour,
found an order from the queen
awaiting them, requiring them to
present themselves at Buckingham
palace. They had previously APP
peared before the Prince of Wales,
and the members, of the Masonic
of which he is a member, and
it is probable that he has aroused
his mothers Curiosity by his de
Of them. She made them
both bridal gifts. The captain re.
ceived IA massive gold striking
watch, the case weighing nine
ounces and the entire watch over a
pound, while with the immense neck
Chain the whole weighed over three
pounds. The bride was presented
with an immense diamond cluster
containing seven white jewels.
Both the lady and gentleman are
perfectly proportioned, every mem.
Der corresponding and aiding to
produce q symmetrical but colossal
Mrs. Bates requires for an
evening dress eighty yards OF mate
rial.
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NEWS OF TIL WEEK.
VICTORIOUS HoSTILES.

Portland, Oregon, July S.-Gov.
Chadwick, who is now at Umatilla,
telegraphs here under date OF the
9TH: "Volunteers under Captain
Sperry, fifty strong, were defeated
at yellow Springs, thirty miles
south OF Pendleton, yesterday.
Capt. Sperry was killed, and near
~ all his command killed or wound.
ed. Wecan hear of but seven lett"
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Fever of Ewes.

4 young ScOtchman and shep,
herd. Mr.. Charles Scott, of How,
ford Ettrick, SelkirkShire Scotland,
made the discovery Il year or more
ago that carbolic acid was Il sure
remedy for the fever of ewes, pro
duccd from bad landing. He com
municated this intelligence to Mr..
Henry Woods, an extensive sheep,
raiser of Norfolk, England, and
asked that the remedy should be
thoroughly tested, and, if found
~ef1ectual, to make the fact public.
In the last issue of the Farmers
Chronicle (London, England,) this
gentleman gives his experience
with the remedy, and cites several
very hopeless cases that were
speedily cured by the treatment.
The first symptom OF puerperal few
er is dullnesS and decrease Of milk
flow ; the latter condition may be
known from lambkin showing signs
of hunger. No time should be lost
when these symptoms appear; the
remedy should be applied at once
after this manner; pour into the
uterus carbolic acid, one part
olive oil, two parts, and battle the
outside well with the mixture. 1t
is well to notice carefully the con
OF ewes for three days after
lambing, and if found to be droop-
with signs of inflammation of
the uterus, apply same remedy, but
in weaker solution, and repeat
every ten hours. P%uerperal fever
is a common aff1iction, particularly
with young ewes, and heretofore has
proven fatal in IL large minority Of
cases, and this discovery should
have the attention of Sherp.raiScrS.
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A Story of the Trail.

Detroit Free Press.
She was IA tall, stout individual,
and SpranG out of the wagon as
lightly as a spring chicken after n
grasslIopper. He was little with
cred, dried up weasel, and followed
slowly, bringing Il basket OF eggs
with him. They entered one of
our stores, and she asked
"N'hat are ye givin' for eggS?"
Eight cents" vas the reply Of
the couuterjumper.
swell, here are three Dozen"
said the fat party, "and I'll take it
ont in calico"
"But | want some yarn to mend
my socks" put in the old man.
"Go baretooted," said she rather
sharply. Then turning to the
clerk, she changed her tune, and
remarked "Young man, please
count out the eggs and give me
four yards of calico to match this
'ere dress"
"But-" the old man was going
to continue when she raised her
huge index finger and said: Glen
~ Winter Davis Spriggins, them
'aro eggs are mine; the hens what
'em ere mine the corn what
fed 'em was mine; and Use going
to have ii trail Oh this ere dress as
as Betsy Governs, if every
toe on your feet turned into gum
Now shut. And you young
Ster, yank off four yards of that ERE
or You will hear Il humble
bee a buzzing."
The old man shut, and the clerk
ranked off the calico.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12
A RESPONSIVE CHORD.
A Well Remembered Incident Of the Wa
Between the States,

Rev. j. William Jones, in an adj
dress before the National Sunday.
school convention, Atlanta, Ga, re.
lated the following incident:
In the early spring of 1868, when
the Confederate and Federal armies
were confronting each other on the
opposite hills of Stafford and Spott.
sylvania, two bands CHANGED one
evening, at the same hour, to dis
course sweet music OF either bank
of the river. A large crowd of the
soldiers OF both armies gathered to
listen to the music, the friendly
pickets not interfering, and soon the
bands began to answer each other.
First, the band on the northern
bank would play "Star Spangled
Banner" "Ilail Columbia" or some
other national air, and at its con
c%lusion, the boys in blue would
cheer most Justify. And then the
band on the southern bank would
respond with dixie" or Bonnie
Blue Flag" or some other Southern
melody, and the boys in gray }"
would attesttheir appreciation with
an sold Confederate yell" But
presently one of the bands struck
up in sweet and plaintive notes
which were waited across the beau
tiful Rappahannock, were caught
up at once by the other band and
SwelIed into IA grand anthem which
touched every heart, ''Homc, Sweet
llomem At the conclusion of this
piece there went mp a simultaneous
shout from both sides Of the urer-
cheer followed cheer, aud those
hills, which had so recently re-
sounded with hostile guns, echoed
and re-eclloed the glad acclaim. A
cord had been struck responsive to
which the hearts of enemies-ene-
mies-enemics heR-could beat in
unison ; and, on both sides Of the
Something down the soldiers cheek
Washed oil the stains of powder"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-12
ToIacco Smoke for Games.

The tobacco smoke has saved all
of the chickens sick with gapes so
tar-the one almost dead when the
remedy was first applied seems
cured They have been smoked
six times. y few live Goals are
put in an old iron pot, and a pinch
of tobacco placed on them. As
soon as the smoke begins to rise,
the chickens which have previously
been placed in a basket, and put
the vessel and covered with a
cloth. They, OF any one thus af-
fected, are made to lnhale the
smoke until they tumble over par
TALLY insensible, when they are re-
moved from the basket. They soon
revive and the spaSms have
lessened.