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THE WEATHER rEsTERpAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature tor the past twenty iour hours, In
pason with the corresponding cate OF last year,
Indicated BY the therm oneter ~ Iudnurs pharmacy
HEnAI.D Building, No. 2IS Bfoad~ays-
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CONGREGATIONS.
INCENDIARY FIRE,

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HtE,LD1
NORFOLK, Va, June "a, 1873.
For tho second time this year the hotel buildings
AT Ocean View, fine seaside resort ten milos from
Norfolk. have been totally destroyed by an inccn.
diary IRE, Involving loss OF about IS, 600.
The property belonged TO q stock company OF Nor
folk capitalists and was partially insured Claiborne
G.. Hughes and his wife, who kept a siorc near tho
prem 1908, have boon arrested ON a charge OF firing
the hotel and committed TO jail The evidence Ia very
strong against them. Tho company met to-day and
resolved to rebuild as soon possible. The 1ro
currod at u late hour last nigh.
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CnACE SENTENCED.

i NRw 8EproaD, Mass, June "a 1873.
s. Angler Chace. the deiaultcr pleaded guilty IN
court to-day and TO twelve ears
| IN tho lcnIicnlIary.
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IRE AND Loss or I'VE.

BgAunAgAois, Que, June %. 1875
Tho dwelling OF John Roulcau was burned last
Saturday morning. -Four OF his children persisted In
hc uallcs
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PETITION REFUSED.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Juao -, 1878.
Tho petition Of JacJb Hunizingor. the dciaulting
PRECEDENT OF tho Pottsvc Mincrs, Bank was refused
by the supreme court to-day.
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aE on CUARD AGAINsT sHANs RE-

THE SECRET OF CONVERSATIONAL LOWELL
keen the pores open GLKSS's SULPHUR SOAR
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APOLLISARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY ErfERvEscENL.

Approved by the Academic Medecius Of Fl ance ana
its sale In France authorized by special order Of
French government
Recommendedby tho highest medical authorities In Nov
York
"A great relief for seasic knssA"
"A delightful beverage"
Far superior to vchy. Sei.ssr or any othsr."
MOST grateful aud rcfreshing.n
"Absolutey pure and wholesome: superior to all fos
daily free from all urged
and artihcally aerated Visitors"
"Impre gnated only with its gas"
Useful ana very agreeable"
eaithul aud we'll suited Tor dyspepsia and easss a
acute disease"
Mildly an.aed syrecs we'll With dyspep.ies and where
there is . equity diathess"
by far the able. alone ixsd with wins.
useful In catarrhs OF ach bladder la goutn
Not oniv luxury. but necessity"
be had all Wine Merchants tsrocsrS
Mineral alter Dealers tne United ssstss and
wholesale OF
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
NORFOLK, Va, juno "a, 1875
Passengers by the Seaboard road tonight report q
estructivo accidental 1re Ut Jackson, N. G., last
night The general merchandise csiabi,shmont OF tho
Messrs Buckstone, and other valuabd property, was
destroyed.
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A So PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 90
MAcgIsAws, 81 o. worth So. 10 New charch 81, up
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A.--sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArxtt A. Stephan 4 CO.. &C Nov st.. sole
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FREDERICK Dr. barry 4 90.
Nos IL and - Warren ~,

Every genuine bottle bears tho rcsisssred FELLOW
pictorial abel 81 the
APoLLIAARIs COMPANY uIxIrED). LONDON
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PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE ciIEAP FOR CASH
AT rIlE MkTRUPULlrAN
JOB PRiNffNs OFFICE,
"a Ann 81
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

SINGERS PATENT NON GAS CONDUCTING
WAsrs PIrE-Posiiye exemption from gases. per
pctuxy without la operation 7U4 broad
All invited
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II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY ~
Maiden lane. tho sole manufacturers OF genuine
AsBEsros PAINTS RooriSG STEAM fIrg aud BoiL-s Gov
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FRED V. RuSHToN', NEW REMEDY STOPS
all pain neuralgia and headaches - Union square
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THE THREE GRACEs
with perfectly developed forms beaut,
and health combined No dceaycd-t ooth.d
be healthy because digestion must be inpereet Ia
SozoDoSr heathy teeth. good isostiou and
body. Kesiss the three grArcs
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Address J. q. BENNETT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01

| shall vote for Ill the senate amend
mentS lest we hazard the great and inn
portant principles established ia the
bill. ! now ask the previous question.
Mr.. Hewitt moved to lay the bill and
amendments OH the table. This motion
was rejected. Yeas, ~; nays, POI.
The main question having been Or.
dercd by u vote Of Isl to IS, the house
proceeded to vote upon the senate
amendments. The first amendment
providing that silver shall be legal ten
der were otherwise expressly stipull
ed IN the contract, was concurred in;
l7G to 81. The second amend
ment was that which strikes
out the free coinage feature
Of the house bill, and inserts a provis-
ion limiting the coinage of the silver
dollar and providing that my gain aris-
ing from TINT coinage shall be paid into
the treasury. 1t was concurred in;
yeas, 2O0; nays, Il. The next vote
was on the third amendment pro-
posing IN international silver confer
ence. 1t was agreed to; yeas, 1876; nays,
II. The other amendmentswerc simply
formed, and We're concurred III without
division. The bill now goes to the
president for his approval.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01
congressional.

TUESDAY,. Feb. ~. Senate During
the morning hour the senate discussed
the hill 70 regulate the compensation ot
postmasters.
At the expiration Of the morning
hour, Mr.. Withers called up for cots
sidcratiun the senate hill amending the
laws granting pensions % soldiers and
sailors or the war Of ISL and their
widows. After Il long discussion the
hill WAS read third time and passed
After some routine business the sem
ate adjourned
TUESDAY,. Fch, 10 llouS THE
house held i short session 1T which no
business &C Importance was transacted.
The silver bill Us amended ~ the senate
did not come UP for consideration.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 20. -.Sndt, In
the morning hour consideration
WIS resumed Of tie hill, u regulate the
compensation Ut postnaster4, and for
other purposes, and MI. liamlin sub.
mlttcd hi amendment rs hi additional
section, providing that the president
Mnd Vice president uf tile United
states. senators and REPRESENTATIVES
and delegates III congress-
secretary Estate and clerk III the house
Ut representatives may spna and IL.
eeive free through thr mail, I'LL Written
and printed communicating INT o.
eceding two ounces ii weight. After II
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01
VAR News.
A WAR MOVEMENT.

Advices from London under date Of
Feb. 10Th, state that the friends of the
government policy gathered in great
numbers ut Marble Arch this afternoon
for the purpose Of putting down peace
resolutions, protesting against any Mt
tempt to cmharrass the government, and
against Russian occupation Of Constan-
linople. After enthusiastically passing
resolutions in avor Of the government
the crowd attacked and temporarily
broke up the peace meeting, which was
IN progress III Hyde Park. After some
time Charles Bradlaugh moved resou-
tons III favor Of peace, but lie was FREE
quently obliged 70 change his position.
several fights occurred iii the meantime,
and the mob sung Rule Britannia. !"
Alter Br;ldlangh's departure there was
some heated discussion and more fight
my The crowd III and around tho park
wns estimated 1T $4,000 to 100000, Of
whom 10000 actually took part in the
proceedings The as>emhage gradually
dispersed. 4 large and excited section
went to hoot before Gladstone's resi-
dencc. but were prevented from doing
any damage rs il strong force Of police.
RUSSIA s TERMS.
A ConStantinnpled dispatch under date
Of Feb, 10Th fully confirms the report
from Nirnua, Yesterday. rs 60 the pro-
posed boundaries Of the new province
Of Bulgaria, which will include the
country between the Danube and the
Rilkans, and i portion Of Ronmelia
between the Bltuk SEA and Servia,
comprising Sofia and Pnillipopois, rs
the greater part Of fhraee and Mace
dona. and the whole valley ot the
Martza, EXCEPT Adrlanolle. The con.
ditiuns provide for the assembly Of
nOIables 70 elect i sovereign prince Of
Bulgaria, whose nomination. Is To be
submitted for sanction 70 the Porte and
European powers. The Bulgarian
tribute 70 tile Porte is 70 equal i'll
amount the heSt revenue Of the pro-
vince. A Russian commission is 10
superintendent the Bulgarian govern
ment for two wears, and 10000 Russian
troops are 70 occupy the prlnclpality
during the same period.
The conditions also require the ces-
sion If Podgorlt1l and Antivari. with
territory. ~ Montenegro, Russia 70 have
power to cede tile 5uhIudscha 70 Ron-
mania iii exchange for RuutnAnian Bees
sarabil: the ces-i II If territory i'll Bes-
nia and toward Mich 10 Servia proh'-
hition If passage through tire straits u
mtn,of-war except ii isolated eases: al
snIute freedom Of the passage 70 mer-
ehantmcn ,yen IN time Of war; pay
mem 81 hi Indemnity Ut 1.4eu,0oaOu0
rouhlr~, ii cover which Turkey il u
cetle Blytoum, kars, Baya2id, Ardahan,
and III ieent territoty: Turkey also II
plS 4NNVN,uua STIRLING iii BONDS, interest
and sinking imd, witch II IL III
glarntrel IN tha Bulgarian and Egyp-
tan tributes, tile Amatalian revenue.
and lIcraelea mines, Id,Qlo000 roubles
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01

charter Of the vilInbe o, Dodg VILE; to
amend tic charter of the city Of Cen
trnla. The SENATE adjourned INIT
Monday evening.
FRIDAY, Feb. q. d@cmblV. In tile
Assembly bills Ia scd relating to town
trcasnrrrs; u encourage the Keeping 81
bloodcd stations to authorize the com
missioncrs Of school and university
lands; convey certain lands "
tile Sturgeon Bay and Lake
Michigan ship caml company; 70
authorize tile looming Of j portion 81
the trust funds Of the State to the city
OF New London Bills were indefinite
" post poned concerning the proceed
ingA i'll circuit nld county courts; to VII
cute IL portion Of the Portage City md
In Crosse state road in Monroe county
relating to the terms Of court in the
18th judicial circuit; To appropriate
III 900 10 the Central Wisconsin Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association.
The Assembly adjourned until $
o'clock Monday evening.
MoNpAY, Feb. Senate. In the
senate IL petition was introduced, asking
for the passage Of joint resolution, NO.
13, s., To prohibit the traffic in intoXlcn-
ting liquors A large number Of re-
monStrnnccs We're presented against
the passage Of No, l63, s., increasing
the license fees Of life insurance com
panies a bill was introduced Ivy the
committee on state alliirs, to provide
for the purchase Ol the cabinet and
library Of NJ. NJ Strong Jr, deceased
A bill was passed providing for the
collection Of statistics Of the principal
products of this state. ellis we're con-
Cured il to provide for The moro GILL
cicnt government Of the state hospital
for insane; lo amend the charter OF the
city Of Ia Crosse; also to amend the
charter Of the city Of Neenah.
MoSnN, Feb. 25th.- issemby- In the
assembly number OF ramonstranccs
and petitions We're introduced on va
rio1s subjects, ills passed relating 70
cemetery associations; to leglllze Ger
tain acts Of the Rocky Mound grange
company, relating to patents for lands
granted nv the United States to the
state Of Wisconsin. hy u certain act, en-
titled nh act granting lnds 10 the
state Of Michigan and Wisconsin 70 aid
ia the construction Of il military road
from 1T. Wilkins, Copper llarhor kc-
wonaw county, III the statc Of Michigan.
70 IT, Howard, Green Bay, il the state
IF Wisconsin, to lcgalize the official
nets Of the beard Of trustees Of the
Fremont cemetery association IN Wan
paea county;to authorize Aaron Deck
q 70 keep and maintain ferry across
the Mississippi river, Al the village OF
frempcalcau; \ hill WAS indefinitely
postponed, % repeal chapter 81 laws
Of ISL, relating to insurance compan-
les
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" II i woman wants 70 faint iii com.
parauSe safety. Maine i Tie place ~
"a II. 4 woman tainted III i car Oh 4
Mane railway, and thirteen liquor
hasks were promptly placed it hei
disposal Iii this connection, ii may
liz incidentally mentioned that there
were Just thirteen men III tile car.
Daabtr9 Nets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
The Catacomhs OF Calisio.

We drove our young friends out this
morning to the Caiacombs OF Calisto.
which we first visited some nineteen
years ago. deeming that visit to the
first ehapels ever erected for Christian
worship would not be an uniting OBJ
servanee Of the day. AT intervals in the
catacombs there are chambers about
twelve feet square, in which the earlier
followers OF Christ met 10 worship. all
OF them bearing inscriptions and cary.
ings, as well a. paintings. showing
Scriptural illusions. We passed down
n long flight OF stone steps. each with u
taper in hand. aud although the weather
was excessively hot. and the sun shining
brightly, IL seemed like going into an
Ice house. The ladies'. however. had
brought shawls and wraps with them for
the occasion. We passed through about
"a milo Of these vast labyrinths. stopping
TO read some Of the inscriptions and to
view two bodies exposed in the sarco-
phagi in which they were found. bu,
covered with glass. The bones. as well
as the marble slab bearing the inscrip-
tions, have all been removed. but the
sides Of the passage ways generally show
three tiers Of cavities in which bodies
hal been inferred. The best received
suppo.ition Is. that the catacoubs were
constructed by the early Christians as a
place for burying their dead, and thus
escape being forced to burn them, a. re-
quired by the Roman law. Bsing per-
secuted, and holding their belief secret
", they also met in these subterranean
chapels for worship and consultation.
All the cataeombs around Rome. and
there are . great many, have ehapsls OF
oratories, generally square, some vsulted
and forming chambers. which still re-
tain traces Of siueco and painting. The
graves OF children occur in large pro-
portion. Sarcophagi were seldom found
In the catacombs, being more frequently
found in the ruins OF the chapels, sit-
uated ON the surface. Very little mar
be. except that used for inscriptions
and for closing the graves. has yet been
found.-C. e. R!iOR 10 Bdhi@srs
Amsficun.
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RrY. LII. GIlGiN SAYS:

g, q tla h,ss. feaie,,lrs for CatArth. nav. the
Nl.t r.rcsly w- have fOVnd Ia aliiytuio Of sg1ct.
~. is A.s.J.Ds rNtlCAL CURE. IL not
: ~ q q tot Il Trough tho nsr,riis, and there
c5'rs VIII sa.a Gsltta Asalall siass tdJe for use
ia ft.alaitor. It sisars TIE had Aad throat 80
Z .o.u '-alf thsi, TAI a eGch inotninx o rislns.
af,t De- Lir,. turtIg the cEtfe ciy, hul al uf pre-
sf fHt 4, -is ss,.l vo.cc and rc~pl riory orgAs.
- be In bsss... "a INTcissIsF (his'J bfaeea..
r,rh rar"arr eoUtaius ~ fsn.crrs Inrroved
fr .rsl.f luls IA tJii cig,eitSra " uso "a all
40 - ltr.rr Z. "a i0g caih b. all W ho,ssslc and
lItrf 80 szrt. calrfs fotiSho.i t,sst auc
80 rr .tts. s,isS. = ~ k@0 inCibii. Venafh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
THE DREAM OF LIfE.
NJ .. D. PRENTICE.

'Tws. but ba' ble.-yei ',.s. bright;
And gsyly danced along the stream
OF iife's Wild torrent IN the ligh,
OF sunbeam- spark kling-hks dfvam
Of heaven. osn HI - Tor loverne-s--
fcr nectness Ike passing thought;
And ever Of such drvsns As thee.
The tissue Of my liie IL wrsugnt.
Foe have dreamed of pleasure when
The sun OF Young existence smiled
Upon my wsyvsrd path. and then
Her promised sweets my heart becuilei,
but wh.n came those sweets 10 sip.
rhsJ turned 10 gall upon my iip.
And have dreamed Of risua.hip. too
For Frlend.hip had thought was made
To b. mAn's sol,ee 10 the shade,
Aud glad him IN the light and 90,
foadly thoaghl to hGd friend
who-s soul with mine wOald suestly blend
And &c tuo placid strrams unii-,
And roll thsir wAisrs la on brisht
And tranquil current 10 the sss.
40 might oor hsppI sp,ritsb be
borne onward tn eternity;
But he bstrayed me. and ~ith pain
woke TO slssp aud dream s.sin.
And thsu dreamed Of Love. aud all
Tue elnsisrsd visions of the pat
bsemed airy pothinss 10 that lsst
Bright dream. II threw q magical
EnchAntment O'ei ehi-te, CO cast
A glor on ny path % bright
seemed TO breath. and fe.l it- light.
Hut now that blls-iul dream Ia Ger.
And have walked % dream NO more.
beyond the fsrthest glimmering star
that twinkles In the arch shove.
Th.re 10 . world Of Truth and loss
Which earth's vile passions never mar.
Oh, could snatch the eagles piunes.
And soar to that bright world away
which Gods own holy light iliu1ss;
with glorie- Of eternal day
How gladly every lingering tie
That blnds m. down 20 earth I'D ssver.
And leave for that blast hons on high.
This hollow-heafted world forever
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

A FRiIL. fragile woman who can de-
tect with horror the honsyed tunes OF
the genial cocktail in her husbands
breath at q distance Of thirty cubic feet
avoirdupois. will eloat over sour
bresthed. timber. .necked. it.hesded.
bow.lsgged. lop-eared. yawning baby
that whoops constantly like Comsnehe
Indian. aud smells like pair Of gum
boots. This is one OF the few remarks
BILE phases OF the average female nature
that gigantic intellect fails to grasp and
understand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

SOMEBODY told Jerrold that George
Robins, the anctioneer. was dead. "And
Of course. added the gentleman, "his
business will 90 to the devil - "Oh :
well then. he will get il again" replied
the wit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

A DEAR old lady presented her sou.
ON his departure for sea, with bible.
On opening II during q gale, II fell from
his hands. and out dropped fne tooth
comb and the admonitory book mark.
search daily"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
snsely AFFLICTED. a
GREATLY AEElicIEp. a

lr.,-r,. , o. IsDasorth 4 o.. D-~eer; osai,y.,s,
ItD,CAi tIItE iOli 4 IA ii:liil 20 Al uho arg
srici-d with liis dis a.. i xas greatly afnieied
Vi,I h. i0f 10. tille. snf ettedn u ulth Two bot.
INFssFlln taken with catlfth quite severely, and
iruact.aIc'y .. NJ fOr ane,her botus, which nSed
Il, ~ fight. giving ne reisf frOin lhe nr.t dose.
e'ain,. tor u. and Inorst too Wtshinx you sueecss
sni very truly asat,,ru
Dcnvcf. Ost t.lS.l Of slnith a boil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

81 woSpER where those clouds are
going" sighed Flora pensively. as she
pointed with delicate finger TO the heavy
masses that aoated. in the sky. 81
think they are going to thunder" said
her brother.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

wmxS q man Is treating dashing
widow TO ice cream. and sOss his vile
coming into the restaurant. about all
he can do is to button his coat. hang to
his chair, and trust TO Providence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

Lucy Easily LEwrs, a young lady OF
Charlotte Court House. Virginia, has
Just run away with and married Rev. W.
VI. Jackson. aged eiehty-eigh, yet they
say there 10 NO such thing as hydropho-
II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

BES. BrrLKR is throwing bricks with
a purpose he wants to be Governor oil
Massachusetts,. But his bricks are paste
board With string tied to 'ein and they
don't hit anything or anybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

A MAN was so much interested In his
newspaper the other day that he read u
upside down all the way home. lie Was
sitting in street car and laiy stood
In front OF him all the way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

WHEN q man at Portland called an-
other citizen a fool he was arrested aud
made to prove it. The jury returned a
verdict 10 the effect that the defendant
hes been duly found to be fool.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

A rARMrR in Warren county writes to
us inquirinR what he could get for kick
ing cows. Yoa ought TO get 1--WE years
In the Penitentiary IL You kick them
avery milking time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

E.o NOT advertise. DIR. J. G. Ayers
advertised until he was worth between
three and four millions. Then he went
crazy. and then he died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30

SOMEBODY is now charging that
George Washington hal to buy rum for
soversigns when he was running for the
Virginia Legislature.
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