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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-10-10
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y revised Treatise on Catarrh with an al.
lotion OF symptoms md sympathetic dis
.,per with minute directions Tor effectiny
'oRD's RADICAL CURE speedy and perras.
Also obesryations on dict and the general
o, vas. importance TO all afflicted with catarrh.
It ped about each bottle of tho RADICAL CURE
~ VIII DC mailed free ON receipt of stamp. r
Each package OF sANToRps RApI1AL CURE contains
lions FOR n all Prise.$1 Sold by ali whole.
sale and retail druggists throughout the United States
and Canada. WEEKS & POTTER. General Auentn
snd IVhoieaale Ilrn0pista- Roston Mass N-eeA's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-10-10

pI AN0CRetail price $1,000 only 1915. Parlor
L In1NOGorgans. price $40 only $35. Paper
free. Daniel +. Beatty, Washington New JERSEY.
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c 100 styles, agts outfit l0c. Huh Co, Hudson "
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-10-10

State of Wisconsin,
Seeretarys Office. 80
Notice is hereby given, that at the general election
to be held Ia the several towns, wards. villages and
election districts of the Stale of Wisconsin, the
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday,
being the fifth day OF November,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-17

prison newly built and specially designed
for the punishment of incorrigable convtcts
-wretches who had been repeatedly hog-
ged, who were clad 10 q parti -colored
dress of shame, and whose bodies were
bent beneath the weight of 29ib. OF iron
fetters. These often made the night hide
Gus with their howlings and their blasphe-
mics, yet were considered fit companions
for Irish political prisoners for years.
Edward Meagher Condon-he who fret
gave expression to the immortal watch
word of our nation, "God save lreland"-
has been for years, and 10 still confined In
Portland. We know not but that night
after night he is forced to lie on the cold
flag with his mouth to the narrow aperture
beneath the cell door to try and catch a
mouthful of air. A royal commission has
been appointed to inquire into the working
of the present convict system. regret
that some gentlemen possessing the conf
dence of the Irish people have not been
appointed on this commission however,
would suggest that when the commits
sioners visit Portland Convict Prison they
should see for themselves the cells l have
described. l would further suggest that
every released political prisoner in Ireland
should be examined on oath by the COM
missioners. UnlePs this be done the pres
ent will be like former commiesions-"a
mockery, delusion, and a snare" Yours
very truly, JOHN :. CASEY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-17

So considerate and experienced is our we'll
known and popular friend, Coroner Roche in all mat
tors connected with funerals, and splendid the
carriages etc., he controls that while halt just this
side of saying that 1t must be pleasure TO bs buried
by him, omphAtcAlly assert that 1t must rebound
to tho credit of and be consolation Though sad one)
to the family that gives into his charge the
mont of tho details of any funeral which they are
concerned. But not only in such sad Affairs a.
funerals is the Coroner ait he shines best whom
the happy marriage bells ring" and advise young
gonts about to stop CT to call him. Read tho
COroAOrs card in another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-17

That well-known and skilful dressmsker
Mrs. Jane Boil, formerly MisS McCaulay, has opened
suit of elegant for the accommodation of her
many friends and oustomers at l6l Canal street.
between St. Charles and -Garondeiot Streets Long
experience, Joined to natural and skill Of the
highest order commend her to lady friends as the
proper person to whom they should give their orders
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-17

NJ. Renan, who sometimes says q COED
thing, said prison could be utterly cheer
lesa to him if he could have the lives of the
saints to read.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-17
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

v BIRI,
W Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
WILLOW WARE, WAGONS, CRADLES,
MARKET BASKETS,
Work Baskets, Chairs Clothes Baskets, German and
French Fancy Baskets, etc.
120, 2s3 and 253 Chartres Streets,
jaso 10 ly ORLEANS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-06

/ ing withheld by u sacred VOW; and rs for this
/ courteous gentleman, Sir liuon dc Baisanc~ur,
mcthinks it were as i'll To harm the iavoric
/ page OF our sovereign rs to wed the phghted
/ lover of the Lady Blanche"
/ Her lover no longer said liuon, proudly
/ folding lis arms.
/ The stranger youth unholmca. Passing hi,
|unclovcd fingers through hi, hair, a cloud OF
-ilkcn trc,scs descended giorious!y over the
| finely rounded shoulders and the Duchess oi
7 lha;can Ro~lcr stood revealed before them
start not. Henri" cried the lady. pardon
my ma>qucrdug hab, and will try TO forget
your own Inconsistency"
Twas passing matng-~, said the Duke,
folding the stcclclal beauty in lis arms. But
say, how came You here
"IOndcr ugly, misunderstanding hag inilam-
ed my jcalousy-nay, brcathcd calumnlous
tale, about thc Lady Blanche. ! camc-l
proved her truth and purity Ursula has be
trayCl Us all to each othcr-but her maIcyoIcnt
spirit will be humblcd when she finds the
happy issue. As for my garb, the proves of
the Maid of Orleans has fired a maron of Par
Is with emulation. The time may come, my
Lord, when even this feeble arm may guard
the life love. But look, Your Grace! These
simple lovers, The checks of Blanche are alb
solutcly on fire. Coulcur de roS,, instead Of
the pallor Of the Lysd,S-chompS, And yondcr
gallant, too His helm will surely drop from
his nervous fingers. What say you, my Lord;
shall we not make them happy? Nay, we take
upon ourselves the pleasing duty Advancing
gracefully between the youthful pair, she took
a hand of each and said We Marguerite
Duchess de Chateau Roster, do of our own
free will and right, freely bcstOw the hand of
the Lady Blanche Of Paris upon Sir Huon de
BaisancTur, knight and page Of Charles VII,
and furthermore we do command the Chcval-
Ter to salute the lips of this fair dame as pen
ancc for his having lately challenged Us to
mortal combat"
The marriage OF Blanche and Huon was
shortly after celebrated in the presence Of the
sovereign and his court The bride was pale
and tlmid as the lily Of the valley, to which
Ministries likened her but lluon's lips display
ed smile Of lofty triumph while he brcathed
his VOWS. The Duke and Duchess viewed
them with delight, and they had the holy bless
ing Of the Maid of Orleans rs she stood beside
the altar clad in golden mail from head to
heel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-06

The extent to which Il charger can apprc
bend the pcris Of IA battlefield may be easily
moderated by one who confines his observation
to horses still carrying their riders for rs LONG
as troop-hOrse in action feels the weight and
hand of II master, his deep trust in man keeps
him seemingly free from great terror, and he
goes through the fight, unless wounded, rs
though 1t were field ut home; but at the mo-
mcnt death or disabling wound dcprives him
of his rider, he seems all at once to learn what
Il battle iS-to perceive its real dangers with
the ClCarncSS of a human being and to I've
agOniZcd with horror ut the fate he may ncuI
for want of Il hand To guide him Careless OF
the mere thunder of guns, he shows plainly
enough that he more or less knows the dread
accent that is used by missiles of war whilst
cutting their way through the air for rs often
as these sounds disclose to him the near pas
sage of bullets or shot, he ShrinkS and Crlngcs
his cycballS protrude Wild with fright, he
still does not most commonly gallop home in
to camp. His instinct seems rather to tell him
that what safety, if any there is for him. Is
found in the ranks; and he rlsheS at the first
SQUADRON he can find, urging ptcousy, vet
with violence, that he too by right is a troop.
horse: that he too is willing to charge, but not
To he left behind, and he must and will fall
m" Sometimes u riderleSS charger, thus bent
on aligning with his fellows, will not be con.
tent to range himself on the flank of the line
but dart at some point in the squadron which
he seemingly judges to be his rightful place
strive to force himself in. Riding as it is us
ual tor the commander of II regiment To do,
some way in advance of his regiment, Lord
George Paget was specially tormented and
pressed by the riderlesS horse which chose To
turn round and align with HIM. At one time
there were three or four of these horses ad-
Il. -. ,,,,l
many as five ON the othcr-Kmgi,Le'S Cri-
,,,.Y,, W.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-06

The region over WHICH the dcarth exists
comprises parts OF the tour large provinces oi
Chilli, Shansi, llOnan, and Shcusi, contiguous
to the Yellow River, and measuring altogether
not less than Il hundred thousand square miles
| The province of Shansi, west of Pcking, Is an
upland region, the mountains bare Of trees, ne
means OF irrigation, and dependent on the
rainfall for its annual harvestS; and now this
Is the third season in which little or no rain
has fallen in its southern districts.
The narrowing details of the cXtrcmites to
which the tamshcd inhabitants were reduced
two months ago have been reported by eye
witnesses, Protestant and Catholic missionaries,
so that there can be no doubt it Is one of the
most serious and widespread calamities OF
modern times. The Governor of ShanSi re.
ports, in his appeal to Pekin for aid, that be
tween three and four millions of people are
dependent on official support. In the southern
part OF that province there remain neither
banks OF trees nor wild herbs to be eaten, and
ordinary tOOd-stutlS, grain and meats, have
quite disappeared
In some places the people have been eating
earth to prolong life, while husbands were sell
preserve, if possible, all from death. As may
readily be inferred, all vino were able had left
their homes To seek a precarious subsistence
in other provinces and the roads were throng
ed with hosts Of beggars
In the midst of this sudden and tremendous
woe the Imperial Government has been more
than usually alert to do what it can to relieve
its subjects nor has private philanthropy
among the people been idle; but the urgent
demands for help far oycrpaSS their means to
relieve them.
The population Of the cntircr region suffering
from want of the usual harvest last year is es-
timated at not less than 5000, 600; and of this
vast number Of our fellow men there can hard
ly be less than 100000 now in condition of
utter destitution
1t is inevitable, therefore, that before the
winter Is over and the crops can be gathered in
next May and June, hundreds Of thousands if
not millions the sufferers must inevitably per,
ish. No human agency can reach all of them,
and no rhetoric can add strength to the fact
which describes the suilerngs endured or the
dreadful means to ally them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-06
VEG !: ! IgE
FpG
Chills, Shakes,
FEVER AND AGILE.

N-.
DE-. II. J.. SIEyFl-.-
b'vy Nil feel very grateful fer what yuUr valuable med
.cnr Ncgctue. hats dome il uy fWly. wish ~ expires,
my thanks by Informing yog Of the Wonderful cure my
son; also let You know that Nrtur the best medicine
ever saw for 'H >bIk',. (,r.r amt .iypf My son
sex with measles u 1873 which left him with NprDiNt Ill
>,>r. Ny suffered great deal at pain Ill uf the time
tuc pain was great he did nothing but rr. Ihr doctor
dd not hclD him particle: Dee could not t his foot from
me Npnr; De- could not move without cruo.rs read }our
advertisement IN the LOUHrie tOVrtsi that rEr
tine was great Blood Purifier and Blood Food. tried
one bottle which was great h,nrtt tie Kept o. with The
medicine, gradually gaining. lie has taken eighteen bottles
IN hI ana be completely restored To health walk, without
tFulthe, or cane lie IA twenty years of age. have
younger SON hitccn years of axe, who j. subject tu 'b
whenever ne rrS one coming on hc comes H. takes dose
OF Htgctne. ami that a the last Uf the Ch. Nrgctuc
leaves no bad effect upon the SyStc like most of the cl
Clncs recommended for IhHlS. | cheertuy recommend
Negrtnr for such complaints. | think II is the greatest
lntccine IN the world. Respectfully
MRS j. ". LLOYD.
NEGEfrNE.-Whrn the blood becomes lifccss and stag
nant either from change weather or of climate want OF
exercise irregular diet from any other casc the VEGE
TINE Will renew the blood, carr OF the putrid munors
cleanse the stomach regulate the bowels aul mpart tone
OF yigor 10 the whole body.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-06
vEGETINE
FOR
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS NESS,
And General Debility.

BERN ARDSTON. Mass 1873
We the undersigned having used Vegenc take pleasure
in recommending 10 gil those troubled with Huo5s OF
Kind, DyNDeUNtd, Nervousness UpbiLr
being the Great Blood Purifier Sold by H. t. Crowcil q
Sons who sell more Of II than all other patent medicine nut
together MRS. l.. F. PERKINS,
MRS II. ". SCOTT
JOSEPIIUS SLATE.
NGGRTINR Is the great health restorcr-composcd cxcu.
sVey ofbarks roots and herbs 1t very pleasant 10
every child likes H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-06

CLEAN BuTTER-A better plan for improv-
inc the aroma of butter, in use in many parts
of Switzerland noted for good milk and fine
butter. is as follows: The milk, rs soon rs it
Is drawn. and while vet warm, is uttered
through Sprig of wasted fir tips, the stem of
which is inserted loosely and upright in the
hole OF the funnel The milk deposits LairS,
skins. coi>. or gclatinous >limnesS IN the
leaves 1t has impaired To it a most agreeable
odor. and does not readily turn sour. \ fresh
sprig should hc used each time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-06

1t cost twenty cents tn send Il barrel oi flour,
and ten cents to send one hundred pounds Of
grain by rail from the Mississippi river To
New York. last week BY all means let the
government proceed to construct II double
track freight railway between the Atlantic
ocean and the Mississippi" in order 10 secure
reasonable rates" ana rescue the farmers from
the outrageous oppression of The railway
Rdil,sdy 1gs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-06
JINGLEs OF THE MoFFETT REGISTER.


I.-Bl THE LEGISLATURE.
SECTION ID Il cRdctd that
Geris The barkceper who serves a customere
ier,ot Shall turn ON the patent Moiictt Register
81 he The half-ccnt crank for an ale or beer
kept The one-ccnt crank should he Gin
or "Whiskcy," hear,
% The two-ccnt crank for champagne an'
liquors dear
NJ on the dial of the Rcgi,tcrc
SEC. $50 turn, boys, or fine OF y
fear,
Penal With Imprisonment FOR not less than one
1--WE year,
Tie half-ccnt crank for an ale or beer
l0 The onc-ccnt crank, should you "Gin.
or "Whsky'' hear,
The two-ccnt crank for champaign ahl
liquor dear
Nj on the patent MoHct Rcgistcrc.
II.--BY LooKEE.oN N NEW YORK.
Hear the tinkling of the bells
Mofictt bells!
What sale of alcohol their melody forctcll-,
How they jingle, jingle, jingle
IN each saloon in town,
And the bar-kecpers Il single
Halfdime cannot knock down,
Keeping count, count, count,
OF the pettiest amount
OF every drink the bar-kccpcr across the counter
sells,
With its bells, bells, bells, bells,
Bells, bells, bells
With it, pretty Moflctt patcntrcgistcrin" bells
uI.--BY A PROPRIETOR.
AE.-7hc Bells Of Shondo".
With much citation
And expectation
! hail the prospect
or Mofictts bells
Whose gentle tinklc
Record each drink will
OF beer or whisky
NY assistant sells,
No more ponder
Gus purse he'll sQuandcr.
Wherefore Pm fondcr
OF Erastus b.
With his bells Of Moilctt
That insure profit
70 the liquordcalcrs
OF New York Cite!
MY A CUsToMEEE.
AIR-7hoc Egcning Belts.
Those Monctt bells, those Moilctt bells
10 me sad tales their tinkling tells,
Who, with apologize cough,
Was wont to stand bar keepers Off
Now scarce a syllable is said
Ere curt they answer, THAT is Played
"Poor Trust is dcad"-thcy sound his kncllS-
Those Mofett bells, those Moflctt bells,
Those Mofictt bells, those Monctt bells,
lnsuperablc obstacles
They are to people such as !
Who want the drink We cannot buy
All changing up now, sans doubt.
As well as Hanging, is played OUT
Only for cash the dealer sells
Those Mollctt bells, those Moflctt bells
Wy BAR-KEEPERE.
AIR Tmmkh, tminkic, little dac.
Tinklc tinkle, Monctt bell.
How wish you were in-Wcll,
Up aboyc-than kite more high,
! could damn you in the sky!
World
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24
,IIIT ITYgLLIeENegR.
s...dsy, Sept. "a. 1878.
-

Be RrnEDrrD.-At the sas.
sa''I - desire of several prominent
sDn ,,.;o. of the coasting iT'de be-
si9 '' p.r, Sound aud different ports
rsss rd. we call the atten-
D CsI'"sh The lighthouse autho'i-
- =. |" few facts regarding
y 70 a. the various points and
j. l'gn a,o Nc the Sound. The Cape
atioa. , Fdis Hook, New Dunginess
l.sisiiy .,;,.lty Head lights, are all ex,
ID A as;I.. that is they are all fixed
~ ; ,;shs,' making it almost impossi-
DE ILL., er, weather to distinguish one
v . -, ~ other. We do not believe
- US .,;sta on any other bay or
y - !. t se world. 1t would be very
- Tier to make one q revolving
- ,;~ht. or q colored light. The
.so,e mentioned are along, one
= 49, =. otber, and anyone can readily
~ y. 4 ! for and q good wind ship
= !. - one and not see it, and on
eg. the next one, mistake it for
$3.50 ,, End thas create confusion If
accident. We might relate a
= ;nstspces that we have heard
~ .;ctskes of this kind have been
M - on account Of the similarity
~ l;ehts. The expense attached
. :.;se one or two of them would
!. j, I;e6t. and the necessity Of the
-. 4 20 apparent. that we doubt
q much needed improvement will
. b ssds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24
ANOTHER JOURNALISTIC Row

ANOTHER JOURNALISTIC Row =.
would seem that the feeling of brother.
ly love does not exist between members
of the newspaper profession to anv
great extent in Victoria, than il doa.
in Portland. On last Wednesday, Mr.
David Higgins. Publisher of the daily
Cotonist. was arrested on . charge OF
having assaulted Robert Holloway. OF
the Standard. with cane in front Of
the Supreme Court room. 1t is under.
stood that the assault was provoked bv
an article that appeared in the Standard
rejecting on Mr.. HiRgins' family. Mr..
Higgins was promptly bailed out in the
sum of $1,000 to appear next day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24

pemour THEM UP.-When the tug
,.,t hold Of ths bark Montana to tow
), ont 10 SEQ from San Francisco. a
-. of weeks ago, there were six men
. H. hold trimming ballast besides
:. rsslsr crew. 1t was the intention
q tIass men should 90 back to the
=, a the tug. but the sea became 80
...sb before the tug let 60 Of the bark
NJ i vss impossible for these men to
" = hard the steamer and accord
I'll thew remained on board the Mon
=. until she reached this port. We
hEeye they will return to San Fran
30 on the City Of Panama, which
in be due here shortly. Incidents OF
n, lind are not uncommon. About q
- 400 two small boys got on board .
- = she left the wharf there, and
hine acquainted with some of the men
III tug. intended to return on her.
fasy also came on up, for the same
mson that the six men above spoken Of
hove did. greatly to the annoyance
"a discomfort of their parents, who
iws time we're almost distracted on &C.
uust Of the boys disappearance. They
ri dispatches to this city, when they
|nmed Of the whereabouts Of their
sNIdren, and had them returned by the
Int vessel down.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24

FELL IN--The Walla Walla Union
OF the l4th, says last Sunday night the
large grain warehouses of wabacher
Bros. and WEIGH 4 Co.. located at the
depot, gave way with q heavy crash.
One house apparently slid over on to
the other. There were about 1000
tons of wheat and -four, sacked, in the
worehouse at the time. 1t is supposed
that the side ct one of the warehouses
gave way ON account Of defective pilinR
of sacks. The wreck gave employ
ment to a number of men.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24
Two Noted Grave Robbers.

Our readers will remember the &C.
count given in these columns of the
robbing of the grave Of the Hon. Scott
Harrison, in Ohio, last May, the body
being found in the dissectinp room Of
the Ohio Medical College. Public in.
dignation justly brands any man as .
scoundrel who will rob the grave of the
dead. But there are two noted grave
robbers in this country, so far from be-
ing the subjects of the peoples wrath
are universally lsuded for their virtues,
The reason is plain. While the former
class steal the dead bodies of our loved
ones to submit them to the dissecting
knife, these only rob the graves to r.
store the living victims to our hearts
and homes. Their names-Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
PurRative Pellets-are household words
the world over. The Golden Medical
Discovery cures consumption, in its
early stages. and all bronchial. throat
and lung affections; Pleasant Purgative
Pellets are the most valuable laxative
and cathsrtic
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24
Liver Is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ d
the whole human system. as it controls
the life. health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements of the heart and blood,
the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is unequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and oil tho numerous
symptoms that result from unhealthy
conditions of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24

THE WAY TO Fix THEM.-A few
days ago, waiter on the steamer
Dixie Thompson. running from Port
land to Astoria. was bounced ashore by
Capt. Geo. Pease for purloining the
sum of 80 from Capt. p. Johnson
pocket while he was asleep in state
room. He wac caught in the act by
another wsiter. who told Mr.. Rahuls,
who watched his movements until Capt.
johnson swoke. When the sum stolen
was ascertsined the fellow was made to
disgorge and then leave the boat in the
woods.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-24

IEcruRR.-Sunday evening DR..
Dan Clark delivered a very able and
lifhly entertaining lecture on Mate
tAlism overthrown by physiological
Nd psychological facts" to q large and
preciative audience in the Congrega-
hdhl church. Want OF space permits
b noss than mere notice. The lee
arsf l. an easy and fluent talker and
gthe logical and masterly manner in
nj be handled his subject held the
~ unbroken attention of his audi.
~ The doctor has given much
hnsAt and attention to the subject
ndsf DISCUSSION and all who missed
laing him lost real literary treat.