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A party % serenaders halted on
Boundary street abe other night. touch
cd the light guitar aud struck up. with
great feeling. CoIae where my love
lies dfoAning, aadl then great bush.
beaded wretch, fc,rty.eight years old,
vita beard Iike thickei. leaned out
q the window and said. 10 a loud,
coarse. aniceliuf manner, Young gen
tlcmSa. you ME take she isn't dream
log Far from her he il 10 dream. o.
eSea sleep She's sitting On the back
porch with he feet IN a tub Of eistern
water. drink ng iced lemonade and
aghung NOS lpilOes with palm leaf
iAu, and she isnt dressed for company
sing sonethi ag true. But long ere BE-
ceased 70 n eak. the Sumner night was
slill. the icont yard n'as empiy, ard
The voice u The harp no more awoke
the night in melody
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LIiTLh Fans HhAR.

Porents aud other persons, though
having at heart the good Of children,
are very apt to be needless of what
they say ii the presence Of the young
ones, whose minds aud hearts catch
the hue Of every sentiment expressed
They talk on, aud the child is seeming
ly engaged in is play, but words aud
statements then made come up days
after when, perhaps they had forgot
ten the conversation, wonderfully fresh
from tbs ctilds lips. It's mind has
bper revolving what il heard. for good
"a evil Boys grow old Ioa last br
beating meu al their talk among lhr m.
selves says writer: Ii We stypped
10 tbuk aow every word spoke /, n the
presence 81 little child ahv els lis lu.
taro lug sood o. evil. We '.sould be lar
mote oonsidoraie in our speech Ii il
astonishing how, ior days, children viii
ponder over careless word or sentence
which no Que supposed they had even
heard. aud al some critical moment
use u themselves, with startling and
hornlying Meet How an impatient
petnlans word shocks Us, coming sec
oud a4AAd from those innocent lips
Thea alas We see aud dcplofe its rca
dsSaImiiy. and realize how potent !,
car influence over these obseryant in.
noeents. not only at all times, bot a
every moment oF time 10 which they
ate Ia our presence.
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SANTORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER.


D asa9ass ssfalasf. esd st~5afiheaiag saa-
sufats @ al tIals y st@aiEuts. i.peaFgly
ffatrts iiftftFss uaFfewou s'ier Batting
sa8 uag Tesss z iaseas'asa. .asreets AZ
5.siafbapat e ~ esrs sa3 awsls pre-
seats aethtss foa sasess 8 'asi, szttF ~
atit. gen- Canrs asd r,ias l5esta 40
Code. Castle, an Fsses Is oHe asaL i no.
mas1s rruFirsau. ufttftt tie circulation,
Narms. slfeuaihsas aua .HuEofIt5s TIE boay
gl.tts D. nl.a3 esa acuoas forces and ialass
rrifeaua a.tap Faf he 2gung tae hged, and
10 ia8tu aa srd sea euttr 81 s.rcumsian.
css au5 5.taas. t4ls srAad Pauacea q health
slards e.taaut 81 fluI Is no rast and baiky
catalogue e tae naletiA nclieN neearc o. o..
lated aa5 sof.haess iasliatl1os recommended by
deAlsns o. purposes . gam NeFa forget 70
Asl CT sa. .rsss op9n having
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MILLIONS z:
ELECTRIFIED.

scitnco holds tho lightning 10 her hand. What
was once the terror Of millions ta now the min.
isterBg angel q other millions. What killed
n0w cures ELECTRICITY ss grant curative
and restorative agent, is nst equaliod by any
other element or medicine in the history OF the
healing art. Ualess the vital spark has fed the
BODY, restoration by means 81 electricity Is pose
ble. II il the las. resort Of all physicians and
surgeons ia suspended animation, aud has snc-
ccedoa 10 restoring muscular action and life
when the breath had apparently left the body
The value Of this great element Ia the treatment
Of ruch diseases IS rheumatism. Paralysis, st.
Yitus' Dance Inflammation Of the Kidneys, &c,
remains unquestioncd by tho highest medical
authorities But how apply il 10 any part Of the
body CONTINUOUSLY, CONVENIENTLY AND
ECONOMICALLY The inventions of coll
Inns YOLTAIC PLASTER meets this great
popular want, and furnishes electricity 10 mil
lions % unhappy uyalids in 80 perfect manner
a. 10 challenge the admiration of the medical
faculty. COLLANs' YOLpAIO PLASrERS con.
slst Of silver and zinc plates, carefully attached
together, and imbeded in a highly Medieatod
Plaster, for local Pains, Lameness Soreness
Nunbness, Weakness aud Inflammation OF the
lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Bowels, Bladder,
Heart and Muscles, COLLINS V0LfAIC PlAS-
TIERS are the NEST speedy, safe, and effective
remedy ever offered the afflicted and are war
ranted superior to every othor plaster before the
public, Price - cents
BE careful to call for COLLINS NOLTAIC
PLASTER lest you get some worthless imitation.
Sold by al Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas, and
by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
Macs, T-1y4culw-3)
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rs iskts tiaaf 81 ussts ylFA
Ts@s neTg Nss tfaar ssraar
ana Anrt ~ s#as afFsssT sa4
kitSs Nusl shsHs J 50 fssfae.
mN4ar issf : ~
wass 8asas - asa q saaa4ar
raGnsE IS ~ haastt asfet
esstle ss.eis siuHf s1s-tlal
sbstHi reassar Is ~ ts
Waaal ths sAtaau sgangt
$40 aaasea rs 500 uaeHtoat iesss.
esnflsiaa m 8aeU
Tast rssa 81
4 - So lsg Do ssfrsut
WEES safisoss as sBtf4 calm
Tssae l3a "a a. ua2efeaflsat
ghtfss mfs H 40 Au
Hsts ssasf.Fa. ,aslF araIs teksssss.
rhtg sas rrss4 saiis q lsi.saa sag
Aa3 lsR Frett abaai ,hs seatAbf.
ghs Mlssa ana Mssss
Eh tAu aa yae sAaal3 hsrs sesa
tatu,
Fu fa.g aifts ,h tai 9as bsta
Tots 4uae5 20 iatsesn ibfm-
Aa8 Mss f ttt asAg Ola saAl.
iia besr. eusaeh ~ half ioEsu
she iulis tbe ssesierl baby seeks.
Aa3 ehspsras Der mss3sa 6oasa
Wghtss Hr ssth Mg
Bic osrdaci Seeded etpisusi.es,
Aa3 tAs psat usns BE- bose 10 ~
Ts. y Aesntigh' saiuiaeoh
SssR female iarsl i here.
Aad 81 some SORT q chi8fss iiasaes
Amlg8idtgs architectural faweg,
Aa8 .tars 30 tnl q dainty fs,}ass
Iaf altses lyaa dear pspa
hy Elsg talas q saeet Affection,
Tspfeel1gs s,llusa thst So
A haH iH sseh sabiime suhjeeiloa
The aIlla - chat 10 merry groups,
Dcna4ib ihe eiins aud mAIirr sAaar,
From Y0nd,r cottage hltser cone
Ny Lord snd bis most lovely Lady
A Mrs. walks % knd cot.
without attracting much Attention,
AID shat she spends tsr time About
TIE writer souldu't like 70 mention
Enough tJr once, 90 sill close
IN this don't eel a storm A-brewihg.l
More al some future time III mlte.
or LoN We dress aud shat we're doing.
Manchester. Aug. 5, 1878.
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COLLINS yOLTA|C PLASTER
ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note. Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

"Hear, for I Will speak Of txcsl1enA
things"
PONDS EXTRACT Tho great Vegetable
Pain Destroyer; Has been in use over
thirty years, and for cleanliness and prompt
curative virtues cannot be eKeeiled.
CHILDREN. NO family can afford 10 he without
Ponds Extract. Accidents, Bruises,
Contusions, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
almost instantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains of Burns, ScaIds,
ORGANIZATIONS, Channgs, Old Sores,
Boils, FeIons, Germs, etc. Arrests in
illumination, reduces swellings, stops bleeding,
removes diseOlofatign and heals rapidly.
LADIES find 1t their best friend ii assuages
the pains 70 which they are peculiarly
suhlect-notably fulness and pressure 81
the head, nausea vertigo &c. II promptly
klndssof tnftnnmaIlona and uIesna-
lions.
HEMORRIIOIDs or PILEsand in shis the
only immediate relief and nltinlato cure
No case, however chronic or obstinate can
long resist its regular uke.
VARICOSE VEINS. II is the only stro cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. u saA 10 equal for per-
BLEEDING from any cause, For thisil is spe.
cine. II has saved bunafcds bf lives when al
other remedies failed 20 arrest bleeding fraI !
nose. stomach, lungs, and elgfwhefs
TO0THACftL, EEfae,Ie, Neuralgia and
ithenmatisln hre al alike relieved, and
often perHanept is cured
PHYSICIANS Of a'tseiaris " bo npc aeouAirfs yiih
Ponds Extract OF witch ItaEel rssom-
menu u in their practice. We have letters Of
comp cHdation from hundreds q Physicians,
no ly Of whom order II for use m their owa
f'pmriiee. In addition 70 the foregoing, they
order Us use for SWcliings IT al kinds,
uninsy, Sore Throat, IN named Tom
Siis, sininle aud chronic hiarrhua. Ca
tarrh tf8f which u V tpacitc Chill
blnins, Frosted Feet, stiugs OF
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc. GbHpped
Hands, Face, and indeed all manner Of
skin diseases,
TOILET Use. Removes Soreness, Roughness
add smartin%i hlals Cuts, Lrnptions
and iinptes. o TerirfE, tattgerafes snd
geSt5ssf while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO EAHMERS-PoRd's Extract. No Stock
Breeder no Livery Sian afford 20 Be With
ont It, Ii Is used ~ al tie leAding Livery
StAhlcs street Railroads and first H0r-eTncn
IN New York City. II has nDGquai fgI spraina,
Harness or saddle Chaiings Stiffness.
tefatehfs. eHeliings, Cuts, IaeerAtions, Bleed
ina, Pneumonia, Cole, DarThna, Chills,
Colds 60 Its raugn Of action - wide, and tho
1t!bf Il affords - 30 prompt tbAt IL IL inyaluA-
lie ia eyely FafIn.yar Vell IN every
Tarrl-hons6. Let It 10 tried once, and you
viii never D. without n.
CATION! Ponds IHtrnct has been initiated.
Ti.a aenainc agf4e3s has the words Pond's
Extract blown in each bottle. II l. prepared
ty fla only persons living who ever
kuew how 10 prepare It properly heinse all
ether preparations 81 Witch Hazel Tbs Is
The only nrticio used by pafsieians, and 10 he
hospitals q This country aud EuroPe.
HISTORY aud Uses OF Ponds Extract,
IN pamphlet form, cent ffee 90 sprltestloa .
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY - MAIDEN
LaaIQ. Agw York,
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.SAKFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER

Sold b. sd Wholesale and Retail Druggisls.
GroSsrs. and Dealers 10 Medicine throughout lhe
United States and C&aAdsr Price, 90 cents per
bci le WEEKS a POTTER. Ggaersl Agents
ana NAn.a.ale nrnrRI.-a na.lnn. Maa..
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CLEANER HORSE RAKE.

These machines have been extensively used ia
this vicinity and haze elven universal sausfac,
ton. iuquirlcs eau De made IL The following
persons who have used the Meadow kino hn.
port Merritt Farref. VIM Root kmmnhs y,
Sheldon. J J Jenkirs. rAvlci Austin Whit
comb. James Jonuings. sherman Weed, Edwsrl
Leach, Dorset, O. Vi FArwtN Alansnn Gray,
II, @. Harsood Ia prentiss, Manchester John
Jennings, Williams, A. x. SYKES, Mahlon Cook,
sEndgatr Cornelius Smith. George Draper, Ira
Bristol Alfred Beobs, Arlington, T. H. Cool.
edge. Csnhcld, Sunderland, H. l. Graves
Salem, n. Y David GRAY. Sidney Russell Most
o. the above parties have also used tho Cleaner
Horse Rake
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NOTICE. Having sold my business
toE 81, Pratt, III pofs9ns Indebted p u
are requested t. call and pay up siiliout further
notice. JOHN 3. BbACKMEB.
aAnehcsioF Depot, ", Aug. isi, 1877.
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AGENTS WANTED. II want agents
to canvass for the Masonic Record Men Of
thenght Kind can make from $40 to ti5 per day,
Territory gyenin Vermont New Hampshire, or
the entire state OF Maine. For farther paf,ieu-
lars apply 10 or address
G. j, WAIT,
Sept a, 1875, Manchester, w.
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aAua sfrn Friday. l.sy''

samsthiag sov aaaer he s1a
TIE amlsella uss iavtniea 8sraF
nass5's rata u waa saeeessia'ly ssrs
al paify -ssgi
A issy. jstjaK atast hsr nose.
ssA hs8 soihiaF r. % Ni,h shspirg
H liwAsa birthday pfescnt
say. wsitt I've 5ua crsritd
ua sgg Loot a. Il Dout loot
rtfy piee - tsai end ~. musi say
Try sbs osset
"a wAs abopt this time q year
ahsa the Hl.lc 10y expressed TIE sish
hat be rs built hie htn coop out
q lashs. - TIA, the treers could blow
tisbi shfosgh hin
A school giFi At Ann Arbof ioot
heg lovers - theme f0r az essay
which she read On commencement day
maeh 70 thc establishment " tbs -
sembly Sbs gave the names 81 The
lovers. aud described miau,ely their
varied msaaers u courlsbip.
sspposiag Beacous6ell should
many Qseeu Victoria aud supposing
they shoald come over here 90 brida
taar woald Judge Hilton be ia.Jew-
dleiaus oaoagh 10 refuse Beaconsdeld
atoom Al tte Grand Union because be
isA Jew'
at requires great moral strength
aud ienAoily Of purpose 10 enable a
mAa 70 sleep at seven 10 The morning
when an Industrious fly has decided
that ho bad better get up at half past
four
Its all very well TO talk about how
the thermometer stands ia the shade,
remarked a gentleman with a boiled
lobster.coloied face who dropped IN the
other morning What want u know
is bow Il stands 10 the SUI. That's the
way have 10 take IL
Professor What is a monarchy (!
Freshman people governed by a
king Professor Who would reign i
the king should die F! Freshman The
queen. Professor And il the queen
should die Freshman The Jack.
Correct.
~ wiid-eyed Atlanta man, carry.
log his hat 10 bis hand, entered the
depot the other day, and called out to
man who was wheeling baggage
truck along, Where's the train What
train Any trsin--any train ! My
wife mnt ten rods behind, and che has
got an axe handle over her shoulder
and sulphur 10 her eyes
Edison has invented machine for
condensing The noise Of the elevated
railways Of New York.running Il down
pipe 10 the Battery. loading il on the
Sound steamboats, aud dumping il near
marlborough, VI Great man, that
Edison The marlborough people |
expect 10 can the noise and sell il for
Fourth Of July celebrations
WY pay 500 for photograph,
when II 80 iudiciously invested in ice
cream, the coming summer, and two
bushels Of turuips 10 the fall for a mar
rage certificate, will give you a life
lease go talking machine that never
reqaiSes any tia foil on The cylinder
cseapenenti Young man, these are
times lot the practice Of economy, aud 1
you should reflect.
Il party taking dinner at cheap /
restaurant. a few days since, found the
poultry rather tough. Que genius, al
ter exercising his ingenuity TO no effect
Ia trying TO disSecl an old fowl turned
to The waiter aud asked Have you !
such lhiug as powder flask ! No, +
sif. VA have o,; 90 you want one
W. u,.s -. .ha,,o., v,y
wuu,.i 10 a. blow tue old rooster up
r. - - .E.,.,., m.r
mar. n.e "a, -, w1.n n. hon.s.
.t. LIN 1900 - II. ,.n.a
M ~. tn.,..,a ~. ,,.a.
"a s., -, 4u,. NM.
$500. t ,....
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LIcHTEST DRAFT

Moving Machine In use A. proof We give below
the report At the great Centennial EapOsition
Fold Trial Of Moving Machines held under the
auspieies OF the Centennial Oomnissos, nesr
Philadelphia on the 9th ands2Sth OF June. 1876,
the MEADOW krNo maintained its reputation ne
Tux LiouTEsr DRAfT STANDARD MowEG IN use
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PATENTS

obt&ined fof seW inyels isDas o. f8f Improvements
On Old rnts, Or medical ~ other compounds,
trade narks Sad lkbgis- Caveats, Assignments
lEfefefeaees. AFpesls Salts foF Ia!iugements,
AID 81 casts aGisias under tht pATEsy Laws
rf8tspli h sttanlsd ~. lHTERfi9Hs tLat have been
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JOSEPH ROBERTS
West Dorset, VI.

All other work in proportion. ! will guarantees
better work than any other workman ~ Ben
nington County. bu
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INVENTORS

send az . medei ~ sketch ~ sea- aeTiae We
tlake rzAlatE6i&5ua kna k4F.se a. ~ FGteHtAbii-
ity fAfM Cr eAaHaE. All eaEYcsuauacuee sfntiiy
tansaeltlsl FTitts les and Nd CHARGE IN.
L.Ks6 PATENT u SECURED.
Weanier - MasAlhet6u, b. Mon. Postmaster
6sneftl y II. Eey. Me ~ Fewer The GGr.
O. Pzts1i 04aa. and d esnsiass aad hsEre-
stnt1uFes " AuuEress and especially % our
eiasHfs in every state q Tie ulAaa Ana Ia Cara
O. Aafsts ..
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Being from to IS lbs. per foot OF cut lighter
than any ono on the list, This only confirms
what we have always claimed for the MEADOW
kRG-thAt IL is the LI0mFTsT DRAFT standard
mower in the market.
Parties wishing this machine or any extra
parts Of the same will please address me at
Rupert VI,
JAMES l.. MCCALL
Rupert Vt, June 9th 1878. 5.
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REJECTED

= tie izieut 0flea l5sf kii.., "a ai9Ai eskss, 10
passntsa by as. HelnE opposite he Patent
Department auA Engaged ia Patent bastncss
exclusively, We can maze closer searches and ~
core FHtauts sssfe prenpNg. and I'D broader
clkiras ihah those sho are fen11te from Nksh.
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Ayers Hair Vigor,
70 q. Nalaral I1s'liy al -
For Restorins GRAY IIair

10 e. Nainr1l f5aisv aA8 CeiaF,
AavsHaine rsrf, tckassa. care. 3i8Fte o.
nsaHt Aga hereditary f8et TI1 as3asaa, AZ tntH
she HAIR kfAy. bn3 tihrg % tkFW lnai,ae g ~
shes sEHfskfuftf
AtFhs Ham {faas is lsrr sH3 extensive see
hss ffawH tAat at sieps see aalhaE 81 Sac BAR
tusNr l3sio'Y ftEa reaews sue efnHth, Aes a.
saws sHrfiy restores tha tfHf shen iade8 %
graz. 70 siigaalsfcs saa uatriiiFe organs 60
htaitaf stbFltf. SOD preserves beth he hair si.a
iis beauty, fhas bfsAy. afhh ~ k40kly bar
trouHsNs RloEss. f8iAtis sna strengthened issst
hair fyEruss utth Atply esFgeHsiau falling hair
is cheetoi and stsbAshnd tlln hair thiekcns,
aud t63eA o. gray hair fusnme thrsr ntiEtnAl
color, lie operation IL sEfe AHi hRFfnltas. ID
curus dAndrun, heals ~ bumars sud Keeps tn
scalp cs5t olaaa and soit-nnarf shich CaHlis
tfous a.ss asss q The seA}p are impessihle
A 5 dressing fQr ladies' hair, tht Nlaan is
praised Tor is grateful and agreeable perfume,
and valued ior the con iHstfe ksd richness 81
tone d impArts.
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STOP AND READ !!
An forms Of Kidney aud Urinary diseAs.
e. Pains In The Back, sides, aud
I.olus are positively cured by
GRANTS REMEDY,

ils elects are truly marvellous ia Dropsy, Gravel
nught's disease, Seminal loases LeHcuffhWA
aud lost yigar 40 matter 81 he's lots standing
the pRao may be. positive relief ia lad IA frpni
one 10 three daya DO bot despair, hesitate er
doubt f3r Il is really specific and mover fails, II
lie purely vegetable preparation, BY lie timely
nsu thousands % Uases that have boon consider
"a lncufhbla by the most eminent physicians,
have been permanently cured. u y also indots
sed by The regular Physicians and Medical 10
oietisH throughout the country, sali in bottles
az Two dollars each or three bottles, winch Il
enough 10 cure the most aggravated case, sent
Ia any address un receipt uf ltfN dollars. small
trial bottles ONE dollar zach, az orisrs 10 DO
addrt HHed 20
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rEAcn your noYs.

Manchester Aug. ) 1878,
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK
oRrmEs IND CRIMINALS.


The vault containing the body OF A. I.
Stewart, the late New York merchant mill
ionaire, has been robbed Of the remains OF the
deceased.
At Madrid, Spain, an ex-soldier has at
tebpted to assassinate Gen. Bregna, formerly
minister of war. The General was uninjured.
The would be assassin was arrested.
N. Brown, wood chopper near Auburn,
Placer county Cal. has been arrested for max
ing and altering counterfeit standard dollars
and halves. Dies, material, etc, were found
in his cabin.
Paris telegram: The EVeuerrent says
that duel will probably take place between
Paul DeLassognac and Marion. members OF
the chamber of deputies, in consequence OF
the dispute in the chambers.
As Capt S. D. Van Gorder, on Sunday
night the Sd inst, was walking home from
church in Winona, Minnesota with Mrs.
Augusta Miller, divorced wife of Robert
George. the latter met them and insulted Van
Gorder, who struck George savagely with his
cane, inficting severe wounds. Van Gorder
will be tried for attempt to kill.
James Donahue who was recently ar
rested in Detroit and taken to Chicago on
charge of swindling Henry Helberg out OF
$500. and who is out ON bail, has succeeded In
kidnapping Helberg. Donahue is believed
to be the VIM. Murphy who is wanted in
New York for a crime committed some three
years ago in that city. This is his second at
tempt to kidnap Helberg, who was the princi-
pal witness against him.
The other day George Il. Kimo!e, OF
Little Falls, Mimi, was shot by A. G. Clark,
editor Of the Morrison County Banner. Kim
BILE called Clark to account for violent
denunciation of him in his paper, quarrel
ensued, and Clark shot Kimble, it is thought
fatally. For time there we've decided symp-
toms of lynching Clark, so great was public
excitement and indignation. But better
counsels prevailed and Clark is in Jail.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-14
PERSONAL And t-vnzrroA1.

Samuel Philips, actor, died in Lond on
Nov. 9Th, of congestion of the brain.
Francis Durphy will begin a six weeks
temperance campaign in New York on the
10th inst
At Berlin, Nov. 6, Countess Marie,
daughter of Prince Bismarck, was married to
Count Kantzeau. Crown Prince Fredrick
William and Princess Victoria were pres ct
at the ceremony.
Mary Ann Creighton. aged 49,. a native
of New York, whose religious title was "Sister
Mary of st. Thomas" engaged in taking care
of the yellow fever sick, died in the city of
New Orleans. within few days past, of mall
arial fever.
Mrs A. T. Stewart has offered a reward
of S25, 900 for the recovery of the body of her
late husband, stolen from the family vault in
st. Marks graveyard, and the conviction of
the thieves. A proportionate sum will be paid
for the recovery of the BODY.
The London Times Of Nov. 6, In a lead
er on the American election says that now, as
often before, the good sense of the American
people has come to the rescue. The elections
show that most potent forces in the Republic
on the side of financial honesty and social are
conservatism.
The bureau of educetion las received
news of the death of one of the most dis
tinguished Japanese educators, Yohinari
Hatakeyama, president of the Toxic universe
ty and vice presidents of the educational del
egation sent to this country in 1876 to study
with the assistance of the American bureau of
education, our school system, and TO publish
an English translation OF the history Of educa-
ton in Japan.
The emperor has sent his adjutant
from Coblenz to congratulate Prince Bismarck
on his daughters marriage and to present
him with the grand cross of the order of the
Red Eagle, decorated with the sceptre and
crown, the only Prussian decoration which
Prince Bismarck had not before received and
whichis said to have only once before confer
| red, namely, by Frederick William w. on
Minister Manteufel.
Secretary Schurz has decided that
no portion of the money appropriated by Con-
gress for public surveys during the present
year can be used for the purpose of tracing
| former surveys in the field, to aid In the in
vestigation Of de relations upon public tim
| Der lands, etc. He holds there is no warrant
to add to the amount granite by Congress for
the prosecution of that investigation, the ap-
preparation for 1t having been specific and
definite.
Ex-Gov. Chamberlain. of South Caro-
lima, now practicing law In the city Of New
York, has sent a message to Attorney Gene al
Young of that State, expressing willingness
to return and stand trial there If indicted. He
says: lift be true, as represented mere, that
an indictment has been found against me, I
shall voluntarily appear to meet it. Ire
spectfully ask to be informed when the State
will be ready for trial, and whether any bonds
for my appearance is desired.