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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-07-03

Many man who cannot possibly spare
time enough to bring pail of water for his
wife, win spend two hours IN musing over the
contents Of an old played out circus bill,
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A seqnel to the recent excitement in lard
The earthquake IN Greece.
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N Office.

A Ii persons forbid entering the house Of the
IA Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder Company and ring
ing the bell, running out the apparatus unless
thorized to do by actual member of the company
Persons offending will be held responsible and be
dealt with according to law The time of all contribute
ing members having expired, those wishing to renew
their membership make application any regular
meeting.
c. II. w. VAN SEWER,
President Board of Directors.
STEPHEN Hull, Foremaa.
May 18th, 1878
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1t is good to be deaf when the slanderer be
gins tc talk.
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THE NATIONAL STANDARD ?
IAN 9th, 1S7S-6t
VICK'S

VICK'S
FLOWER B. VEGETABLE SEEDS
ARE PLANTED BY MILLION PEOPLE IN AMERICA Sci
Vicks Catalogue-300 Illustrations, only cents
vicks illustrated Monthly Magszine-s2 pages fin,
Illustrations and Colored Plate in each number Prizes
81 rs year; Five copies for Sj0O.
Vicks Flower and Vegetable Garden 80 cents in paper
covers with elegant cloth covers 81 90
All my publications printed in English and Ger
man. Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Jan. 10th, 1878.
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No man is SO insignificant as to be sure hi
example can do no h@St
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FOB sAI.El

A 7-R0oM HOUSE, stone In Mechanics street, New
"A Hope Bucks County, Pa. Price, $500 with stable,
OLDHAM, Cardington. Delaware County, Pa
NOV. 18th. 1871 u.
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ER Il business you engage in S. to $50
"a x a - n per day made by any worker of eth
~ WOS Ger sex right in their localities.
Particulars and samples worth 50 free.
Improve your spare time at this business. Address
Stnson & Co, Portland Maine.
Feb. 27.-ly.
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ID RIGGS Catarrh Eradlcator will Caarrh., 1t
ID arises from disorganzed condition of the stomach
Initiated secretion of the glandular system and impure
ty of the blood 1t is constitutional well local
diseased The symptoms are partial or complete OBJ
srueton of the nasal cavity heavy loaded dsagreea-
BILE feeling in the head cloggng up of the throat in the
night with thick obnoxious matter, having when ex-
PEELED scabby appearance occasionally streaked With
blood Briggs Catarrh Eradicator is sent by mail
press on receipt OF price Each.package quarts
for Warranted cheapest and most efectual. Adj
dress Dr. j. Briggs and Co. Newark ". g. Sold by g. NJ.
shamalia, Moore's Drug Store, Lambertville, N.
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8
The proprietor Is well by experience that the
credit system compels many establishments to charge
enormous prices for garments in order to make up for
what they losing by bad pay customers. This is
fact that cannot be conradicted He also assured
that he aud is determined to sell cheaper than any
other establishment in this city lie particularly solic
its his friends and the public generally TO call and ex-
anime his stock of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs and
you will be satisfied at once that goods sold and made
at any other establishment in this city From the many
years experience in garment cutting and the great sat
sfaction he has rendered his customers he ready
to that he please all who favor him with their
patronage H. T.. SMITH.
Lambertyille Sept. ~, 1877, sm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
Die &Gnsurua . Ylaae ldsint in Nv,

Die &ansurub Slase ibsint in Aus
ttralten pas III iein, mas In unlsrem Use
fen tts Seui8redenplase 1T. Die aus
ftralti1e 3eiiuns nMslbourne Nrsus"
nsloet eaB cine Snsalion BON Rdnaus
rub's in mcbreren @rafi6aften Nuhras
liens, SorsioliG an ben 8ifen spn
01etnslano 8efirsuns bsrycraerufen Eat.
Gsl1aint eab TN ole lrsten CONNER bsrrs
lhenre Dire unb Der earurb s~ntfans
reue Nabrunssmansel eisle Sbie,e aus
Gem Snnern ces 2anres psrtrieten BADEN.
Sic famen ~ Iauirrpsn aa6 pen Die
perlafansen Der Iniisrlsr uno psrebr.en
Jules, mas tie auf Dem @sse fanpen, Dom,
0ras bis gum @streips, 10 rag iid bic
Sdmmel unp paS 0tsb BON trpfsnes
Sldttsrn rdbren miifen. Die 8ploniAen
babsn cen Gin~crinslinsen eisen erbi.tsrs
ten Sries ertldrt. Sn mebrersn @esens
een lodte man Die ssfrdbissn slaaetbiere
in sel6lclsne &aume, no tie nit film
tsni4d1en setSrtst purrsn ; aud bilrete
man S%treilpartien pon mebreren bum
pert Sdsern seSen iie. Ssi elmer ein,is
gen lol9en Steifuns rurpsn in pier
lasen 1000 S~ansuruts aetSeret.
Die Sage cisier srossn 8euteltbiere IN
ni9t Inner obne @sfabr. Sbaleia pas
Sbtsr fur sewSbnli6 barmIcs 1T unr liG
ppf Gem Wenihen rur6 siliae 6ludt ~
rsttsn iuGt 10 febrt IS li9 bod, wsnn ss
II Ger Ndbs anassriTsn pirr, unc ser4
tbsipist fi6 TAPER unc reist lsinem 0ea<
1er nian6mal Gle Ginsspsire nit 1eine,
8ubfralen aus esm eeibe, Deer brinat
ibm nit ZEN feds l6arfen unc lanasn
Sunrsadbnen lsiner oberen 8innlaeer
lhpsrs 0ellssun3sn BET. DaS 9islen.
f~dnsnrub NsubouapeS erreidt ,utpetlen
Elm 0epi6t rpn 125 pfune; lein Geu
1T rctbbraun'; iein SGwsif sibt cine
ltbr quite unc nabrbafts gpuiGon une
has secer miro CUR gerfsrtisuns pom
6ustefleicunsen osrpenret. IS purren
I'm Sult, auauit une Ssptember 1877.
cine 70 srcse Mense eisisr Ibiere set5cz
fet CAP ole auitraItidsn anfesler auf bic
Spes sefpmmen inp, eas SIsiid untsr
Der Ucrm pom GUnitrpen CKangoroo
Tins) su perpertben. rpeI9s tn Yled,
Sd6isn mad Gnslaap srportirt rper.
rel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
Der Barrier Nemiabrsmarft.
Cyariisr GOrrslp. ssr ,grantf. 3situns.1)

Wariisr G0rrsip. Sr .gruntf. 3etuns.J
Die Sretterbubsn, pbne rpel&e 16 Der
pariitr swii6en 8sibna4ten unp Dreis
fSniSstas rie belebtsftsn Yiertel Der
5auptitart ni6t eenfen fam. baben wies
Der tbre serpbtsn Stanncrte be,osen.
Dieter Neuiubrsmarft ssbSrt nit sur
pbpic8nomie pom paris tsim Sabress
pe&iel unp nsnn sr aud 9telen aan,
dbetRdfts eri6sint 70 bat er bod Gus
unbsitreittare 0ute, eas sr benz f!einfen
0sperbs @nlaB sibt, G6 sinmal bee
Sabres aus isinen 0erfkden bsraus bis
auf rte eroben SoulepareS ~ rpassn,pp
ss in ietner Ssl6eirenbeit bauptId6li9
rur4 ben Xontrat pirft.
Wsl@ arSssrsn @sssnIaS fam man
ii& in Der Ibat pOrfisIsn. ais pieIe feline
unmittelbare Na6bari6aft nit ZEN bod,
fen eeitunsen Der 8unfinrufrie, nab.
rene BET 70 8runcSeribierensn Witteln
pas Bsfrsben, ii& I'm sinfisfsn eitte
su seisen, blben unp eriben pa6elbe III 2
Muf Der einen Settle, benz SiBe bee Cur,
ustanrsls ete Staufsnifsr Der erhep
9Onflsars, NO nsbsn psm nsusfen, aus
6eisen, Simbeerea sulammsnseIesten
Spnbcn, eas na6 Ter 5slpin ess Drift
rarl9en 9epi6tes ,Mineirp" aes
tauft 1T unp TIM Hodumfans elmer siers
li3en p:ppencalin isinen fsinen parfum
perbtrst Der 3auberer Notbomaap
aus cem 9bateIetsI beater eine san,e
Sommluns bon ygapouls" unc ,Wa,
erilenss" anp pte lonf eisIe psrnebmsn
Naltereien ale beiben, fsilbietet NO bic
ru~nrerpOuifen R5rbe Watteau
unp marie Mntoinetts ibsr
une dber nit l~eirsnen 8lumen, pie Don
6%eenbdncen, befidt. Der Sdufer barren,
pte fe nit fiBem Snbalt flasn. unp at,
lafsne S4atuIen alS mptsrnfe Dedels
ster stnen In S9leifen unb BOUQUETS
sebetsten IOilettenlpisssl ODER Elm 0i6u
aus e&ten SpiBen NIT Slumsnaarnitur
aufpeiien = auf Der anteren Seite pss
IrotteirS, unter eem 8rettertab, ebens
faqs Bonbens uup GbpcolapspldB6en
nit alsrlei perlodenpsn Namsn, absr In
bunten papierpltsn unp anperen sbsnIo
btuiaen als BEN Muae ihmeidslnsen
Vebdltern ; auf Der einsn Settle Grrbssrsn
anp 8iIl9en, Die In pteisr Sabrssssii
faft nit Cob aufsewUsen psrceu - aui
Der ontsrsn 8erBe bon @pies6nsn su
3pei Sous eas Stid. l&wdrJi&ss Sos
| banntsbrop une an Stat&sn sereibte Dat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19

10 er3aplfe, uno alS fr 9efncet. rtefen
Mae: ~Sa, 6srr, eu bift srO6, unp NUM-
eerbar finc csinr Wsse"
8se!er ffanp auf uno ipra6 .Nber
i& cermiiis Semanp in Der @sleai9aft,
an einem 10 bobfeierli1en Sage. @o
1T mefne Nutter? no meme S9ws.
fkr?'
Oa iaste feline @attin Define Mut.
ter TT I6on seraume 3sit f6psr franz,
uno muB unausseisBt ras Bet. butter.
Define Sapsfer rpartet iis."
~unc msin Brupn 2" fraste er wies
Der.
Grit btnsesansen su 1sinsn Ydtem."
la9te feline @emablin. ,unp I9Iummat
ianft In Ieid:sr Grpe."
~Nun, 10 laet mid tenn Dor Nqem 70
l1neu ale mSSli6 binsilsn," iaate 8seler
auf CAP i6 tie iebe, ole franfe Nuttcr /"
Srau 8esler elite poraus, UNI bic
quite alts Wutter auf bic srOss Treuce
Sprsuterei:sn, Dor ibrem Gnce nod elm.
NAL cen toctseSlaubtsn Spbn umarmen
su narfsn unp aas llsbrtsen fpIaten
nab.
Wis Seslers Satin beraustrat aus
Gem 3tmmer Der 8ranfen unb bic anz
rrelenpen bsna6ri6tiats. bic Wutta Iei
sefaet, "a traten tie ale in's 3immer
uno es e%ntffanp cine neue rlbreuce
Scene pes 0iersrlsbsns. Del quite
Sobn Tel ieiner seliebtsn Wuttsr Inn Den
5als, rte er 10 LANCE ni9t msbr seleben
BATE. Da blisb Ause fein trpfen, u. Ollie
eransten ii6 UNI pas Sett Der Gbrpirs
pt9en, unb fnteten niece., UNI ibren Ses
gen su erpfansen. llue Ge tltdte nit
sefaltsten Sanren gum Simmel empcr,
panfte Rem Iusdtisen. baB er ibr nod
10 urausipredlide 0naps unp Treucs
babeh ;u Ibeil psrren laGen, unc bat
ben Sater Ger 2iete, paB er Iein @uas
ttft fptnrer mSse ron ben ibr 5beusrn ;
ne bat eaB er cas- junse Gbspaar leenen
mbSe, pae es %ausbarre in 9iebe une
lreue anc @ebulp bis In bic Ipdtefen
3siten, ras es feline Sinner er,iebe
in Der 2iebe III @ctt une Ieinen
0ebcter, uni caB pieier Seaen %fortcauern
nSss bis in Die ipatetsn Gsl6ls9:er.
sic ma@te cine Iesnente 9sweauna
nit Der 6anc, iprad Gas ~amsn !" Ianf
in eas &iien surif unp = Ser1aisp ;
Die su srpse, p!Sslibe 6reuce bate ibr
Sers sebtO@en.
Nun umarmte &eblsr aud feline
S6wefsr.
Ote Wtuttsr ipuree fsisrIt6 sur 8ubs
Ssltattet dro 1brdnen ssrsisssnp fplsr
Ten tpre 8ineer Der Sabre !; Nu6 msbrrs
Seute aus Der Na6barldaft tparenI bers
eetsetpmmsn. fein Auss tlisb trrdsn.
esnn aafri6iis liette unp aGtste man
bic alte Brau.
Secann bsi9lO6tn SseIsr, feline Sc.
mabltn unp Serr BON Der 6alre, fsts
beiiammsn sa ppbnsn, uno ni4t ,u Idei-
BEN, bis fs Der Iop trsnne.
gtc1 LANCE fort bilestsn in Der Nami.
lie ete frletten GreisniGe pie tdali&e
antsrbaltuns, uni itsts Ipbtrn uni prielsn
tie ben 6errn Der 6immel fir ibr nun.
perbarss Btererfneen, far isin aumd&>
tisss @altsn, fir feline Site.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
Gini6rumpfen oes 0etrsioes.

Ssrluf am 9epi6t unp llmfana pdbs
reno Res Irpdners betrist pom sin Sim
tel bis Elm @iertel Get Mais unc Elm
3r6Iftsl tis Elm 3sbntsl BET @sissn unp
ancerem Sleinsstreire. Iuser Gem GIN
.trumpfen 1T nod Ger 0arluf rurd5
8aub;eus. unp Ger 3inisn am @etbe,
bis pas @.trsire psrfauft pirp. Der
@elammtbetras ces Serlufss III Elm isbr
beeeutsneer, aber er miro lsltsn i'm Be-
traht sesosen, penn Der Tarmsr i9
entl6lieBt, iein @etreire bic gum nit>
fen 6rdblfns Ueer CONNER Su bsbalten.
Nulfait babel ;u sepinnsn, perliert er oft
einen Sttras, Der id auf Elm Se6stel
bis Elm 0iertel Der Grnte, prsr rsren
Wertb tars mad Dem Ginbeimltn perans
ihlaan liet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
cpiumsHsr In ben Der. staatem.

CpiameHer In Den Ser. Staatsn.
Na& Mnsabe Der Nsp gOrfer Zines"
bslduft i@ bic 9siammts Opium. Gin
fubr i'm lsBtfn Sabre auf 1853. $685.
1888 0ran /; sisbt man capOn Elm 8lnf.
tel ab fdr mspisintidsn 0rbrau6. 10
perbIeiben fir pie SpiumeGer 1885,
765.071 @ran, oeer 6,t25 383 @ran
tasli&, Mimmt man 80 0ran ais bic
tdsli&e Dolls zines SpiumeGns, 70 er.
sibt itd paB dber 100000 MsnI6m
in unlersr Hspublid r~eselmdbise Opium.
sisr finp tn Mlter ppn lber Is Sabren,
@ie fam pielsm sntlsBli&sn llsbsl
aeieusrt wfrpsn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
- a9enfabrif
-unb-
Sehmisassehop

~ oert0uteu oOer ~ Oernttetben!
Sn Ct. TsHatus. Sadfsn Co., Ss~a. assf ststn sss bee
StetuttlmS re, perrn Re 8irtsn. bic ssrtist absstnfabrif
NIT petr stns S6mitet ~ ~ptrfanfsn cher ~ srmteten.
Die teaesnfabrif bat cine complete ginriHtnna an yla-
l4tntrts fur bic 5abrtfatisu ssn gpas' n. fnntrtn @tipdnsen,
gRasta, S6ltisn Y. T. u. Refill. G~ampfmai6ins. Ssba
6etr.. Bratftmaf6int u. ~ Gttnie esmplt IN her
8armssstnp une bate INNER reliant Sei6ahisuua.
eitbpabu pslen I'D mn udtre aashanf, 9a6lanasse
sinsupss Z. T. y. an
Nnna Maria ~Sirden,
~ S'H0 q. Dsnatus, Sadfsn &c., Sspa, pmlsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
& COMPANY.

VIU"e"BteRer' COeW Arcp, W. y.
est tanbis Ssbrsa s.asart. 8~ir&mslss,n IN
ssHuts Patent gIsdenastauas. aataIsss ird. ssiss
a,sxtursa G,u,S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
ueber Baltimore.

Ssser, her tas als gaterians tsiuaen pse qerpanbtf
uns ,rsunst ssa Gurrra iommsn lah.n MD. isats bic prAat.
Ssasn, Hsasn. dirHsn eSraaSsa, p~sasamsf&iHs bee
Nors0eutfd)en eloy0,
gar r~stefatrt bsnussn.
Rit Dampf4tutn ss Rcrsssatfasn sls,s sursaH ~
Gnee 1870 atn 625 600 gtrfsntn befSrsut.
Die Dambfr sisier GSmpasnit;
g. asisDets. sISS Zone. ssst g.satf%.
Ohio. 5000 " Mspsr.
s ssf'imi 500 s Sss,ti
tasr,n r~ssslmisis ALE sisr,sbn last ,pif&n Sremsn ana
BaltimSre uni ntsmsn padasisrt ~ fsIs snssa Rattn an
Sou Baltimore mad Wrt ~ N. Sontbampton,
Sonoon uuo Sabre.
5000 0sls.
astSar. Siaas s5S.5O Sarrssss. ~
8iasu sriiSsa l Nh 10 Saprsn bic SdlRt.
Bon 4remen mad Baltimore.
sp riaas 90 I..s.
sinsr spilSsn / u. 10 Satrsa ii, Sdifis. saasltns. sa6
Die GrpssitiSnsn Fnssn ME fslst aatt:
Tampfe Ben Srsmr. Bon Salamsrs.
Baltimore .Sanuar 8. Gstruar 7.
yeipsis .".."."..~ %. 81.
Marnsna .5ssruar s. @ar, ..
Sbtp,...."."...". 20. II.
Saltimor e,...n.... Wara 6. april 4.
Bon Baltimore ale pisrsbn Gage.
gaiaisnpaaasisrs ptrssH nur fur BITE Damsfr Q rsun.
D . une U urnbtrs ansen smmm.
DIR ndffr roo DEFENDERS auf fsIstnet fur euf6t He.
ttnet teba1tnnsspertts Verjnat anfmuifam, weI4e biz
Rttft NIT untru StiHsn sistst Die padaeiot hne snier
6ealitea, Ipnnen flo alis NIT Sober naaR stradnstssn sbns
sas aassrs, ssi.Ssi tnsirssisn asiisn, saSsi atss estt;; De
gaHas ere seeen In Sremen isslttA an 8sre ss Dstan.
esmpfIs uab snlaHsn esnfs ben err In Baltimore
Der 9aneunssplas eidtr DampffttHe In Baltimore IL iu-
slti6 Depst Der Baltimore ue Sbis. 9iisnbabu, ne Dc pas.
faaitrs peR une mad BEN gDsfsn ju biniaersn Vreiien
s%sfsrstrt ale trstns cine stisnbasn ssn ytp Bort anb
philadelphia.
Bet anianft her Dampf&tfs NTH sas Depot far sae nios
a~nstftatsn stf9lsfsn. 70 sa6 bic ginranttrtr ni6t Der o..
fatr ~aussttSt tue psH 8tr usern btlAriHbelt Az pustu,
pas In apeun SaftnpldStn letu 70 . { Der aaa Ia.
Wtstn 1ra4tu. paaast tn eisitn In ieher 6inHht smsfte-
lsnsRtrtetn eainsn rtnstman I'D an bic SsnsraI.assRita,
A. $&u6ma6sr & 60.
No. s Sub San ST., Baltimore, Rb.
aasniss astntsn far Dubuque uns umstaus ysts
3ttutu u. Ssba, DUBUQUE, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19

Sssa, her tas alts g~atTlans tsiaasn pher gerwanbtf
une ,rtunet sea Gurpra femmsn laHsn MID. fsats bic yraats
psasn, Rtusn, siisrusn e4raubsn. g~pasampfdiHt bee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-19
uorsoeutfden elopo,

5af We6trfdbrf btnuben.
Wit Dampfi6tftn ees Hprsssatf4sn elssb rurbn 30
Gnes 1870 aber 625 600 gtrfpnsn ~befsreet.
Die Dampftr sisfsr G0mpasnit;
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Happy Form of Insanity.

Prof. Mcdonald recently delivered an
exceedingly interesting lecture at the
University Medical College, New York
city. on that form OF insanity known a.
general paresis. The lecture was illus.
trated by eight inmates OF Wards Island
Asylum, who sat quietly on the platform
until called upon to speak. The cases
of general paresis generally come from
the better class Of society. At first tho
patient suffers general mental depression,
and that is followed by elation Of the
spirits to such degree that the victim
always imagines himself possessed Of
great wealth, power, or social influence.
After occupying half an hour In lectur-
ing, Prof. Mcdonald called up the
patients one BY one to speak for them.
selves They spoke freely in answer to
questions, each claiming for himself
enormous wealth, power, and influence.
The professor said that a popularity
about these patients was that they not
only believed themselves to be sane, but
never doubled the sanity of other patients
similarly afflicted. They often formed
co-partnerships In the asylum for carry
ing on great enterprises. He knew a
patient who imagined that he owned all
The steamships in the world, and another
who imagined that he owned all the
dried apples in the werld. They formed
co-partnership, agreeing that the dried
apples should be shipped on board the
steamers and transported to all points OF
the world, calculating the profits at
fabulous amounts.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27

Window, chairman OF the committee on
appropriations, submitted a concurrent res
olution directing the president Of the senate
and speaker of the house to declare their
respective houses adjourned without day on
the tenth OF June at twelve o'clock, noon
Agreed to unanimously ........After brief dis
cussion, by vote OF 3S yeas to IL nays
Senator Burnside's bill to remove all restric-
tons now existing in regard TO the enlists
ment of colored citizens in any arm OF the
United States army was indefinitely post
poned .........Senator Bruce presented peti.
ton from the citizens Of Mississippi praying
for refunding of the tax paid on cotton
during the years 1865, 1865, 1867 and 1868.
and that it be returned to the states in which
it was collected if not claimed within three
years. Senator Bruce said that the question
was OF considerable importance, and rs to
whether the money should be returned TO
the states in which 1t was collected, or TO the
individuals from whom ii was collected, he
was not now prepared to say, hut he felt
sure jt should be returned in some form.
Referred Adjourned.
In the senate, on the 18th, Mr.. Gar
land called up senate bill supplementary 10
the act OF March 8, 1877, in relation TO Hot
Springs reservation, Ark. Passed. The bill
authorizes the president TO appoint three
commissioners, to hold their Office for one
year, and to have the same power as the
commissioners authorized by the act OF
March 3, 1877, to determine claims presented
under that act, which is continued in force,
and sppropriates the unexpended balance of
S., 600 to continue the work. After execu.
tive session the senate adjourned.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
PERSONALITIES.

Peter Cooper modestly objects to the
statement that he is worth $l0,0CO,000 He
SAYS S., ,O00, 900 is about the figure.
Er.Queen Isabella, of Spain, will sell
her Diamonds by auction, at Paris, in June
or July. They are valued at 100000
Hon. Alex: II. Stephens writes to the
Augusta, Ca, Chronicle In response to its
suggestion, that the idea Of the presidency,
with any aspiration or desire for that office,
never entered his mind, and never will
while he retains his senses. un
Barbara Allen, an old beggar, who was
seized with fit at Brooklyn ferry house on
Tuesday evening, and died while being con.
yeyed TO the bospitsl, was found 10 have on
her person $15,07 in money, a savings bank
hook with 81 1896 SS TO her credit, and memo
randums showing her to be worth in the sg-
gregate 100000.
General Fitx John Porter has been a
long time getting permission for review Of
his case, hut he will have the desired oppor,
tunity next J June, at West Point. The charge
for which he was cashiered and prohibited
forever from holding an office of trust OF
emolument under the United States was dis,
obedience to orders at the second battle Of
Bull Run.
The doctor who wanted Bergh for a
hydrophobia test SAYS: 81 can find thou
sand persons, unbelievers in the existence
of hydrophobis, who will allow me to inocu.
late them with the saliva of hydrophobic
dog for $40 each. In fact, many persous are
ipoculated by dogs every year, and yet Mr.
Bergh IL not convinced my object Is to bring
this matter home to him, and II he should
get hydrophobia, to get his rscautstisn be-
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Dogs In Boots.

"Puss in Boots" isa mythical person.
age, but the dog in boots is no imaginary
creature. In the regions of eternal snow
and ice, where the only beast of burden
is the dog, the cold is sometimes 80 intense
that sharp icicles form between the claws
of the canine sledge travellers. This
causes most serious obstacle to the
speedy progression OF the dogs, ard would,
after few days, render them utterly un.
fit for their laborious duties, as the icicles
grow larger and larger as they 20 on,
until the poor creatures are quite unable
to stand. The older dogs, however, will
every now and then stop and bite off the
icicles from their feet. Not so with the
novice. He tiudges wearily along !;
every step he takes adds to his torture,
and after a time every imprint of .is
foot on the snow bears red stain from
his cut and bleeding paws. At such
times the dog boot is called into requisi.
tion by the driver, principally for
policy, but occasionally, let us hope, out
of humanity. The dog boot is generally
made OF raw hide, and is simply shaped
like a small bag or pocket. This is
drawn over the foot OF the animal and
made secure by tying 1t taround the ankle
with a leather string. Thus protected,
IL the surface OF the snow Is pretty level,
these wonderful Esquimaux dogs will
travel st the rate of forty miles day for
many days in succesaion.-( Journal Of
Chemistry.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-27
Supposed Trutha.

He who surpasses or rubdues mankind
must look down on the hate Of those be-
low.
Life becomes ureless and sipid when
we have no longer either friends or enc
miles,. ...... -...... ,..
Dignity is expensive, and without
other good qualities is not particularly
profitable. -ae
We must never remember the benefits
we have conferred, nor forget the favors
received.
An able man shows his spirit by gentle
words and resolute actions his 10 neither
hot nor timid. ,E..I. ...,.....,.
Cities force growth, and make men
talkative and entertaining, but they also
make them artificial. aa. ~af
You had better learn to conquer your
own will than strive to obtain the mas
terry of that of sthers.
Friendship is the medicine for all mis-
fortunes, but ingratitude dries up the
fountain of goodness.
Make no more vows to perform this or
that; II shows ne great strength, and
makes thee ride behind thyself. > .
We every day sacrifice principles
which We esteem through fear OF being
blamed by people whom we despise.
Man wastes his mornings in anticipat.
ing his afternoons, and wastes his after
Moons in regretting his mornings.
Never plead guilty to poverty. So
far az the world is concerned, you might
better admit that you are villain.
Zsalous men are ever displsy log 10 you
the strength of their belief, while judi.
cious men are showing you the grounds
oft. 80 aH
1t is curious that some learned ounces,
because they can write nonsense in dead
languages, think themselves better than
men who can talk sense in living ones.
1t is the vice Of the unlearned To sur
pose that the knowledge of books is of
no account, and the vice of scholars to
think there is no other knowledge worth
having. 4tsu p. f.e 40 .srH..