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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21
Is It Fair Play?

TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS OF NORTH
 WESTERN ARKANSAS:
 The total Democratic vote of our State is from 75,000 to S0,000. Of this number, the fourth congression- al district cast, at the last election, l5,052 votes; and, adding Crawford, Sebastian, Franklin, Johnson, Logan and Searcy counties, Northwest Ar kansas cast P, ,275-nearly ore third of the whole vote of the State, The rapid tide of immigration, which has for two or three years past been pouring into these Arkansian high
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21

That was dark and diabolical job which was "put up'' on that drummer, and there will be a recon ing some of these days. and certain men who disgrace official position, will have their dark deeds exposed to the glare of daylight, and they will call for the rocks to fall upon and hide them from an outraged people. Ozark Democrat.
 We are inclined to the belief, from what we know of this matter, that there is something rotton in Den mark" and the sooner the matter is exposed the better. But, by the. way, Colburne, we rather thlnk the drum mer was too sharp for the official" dignitary who figured ln that little "job." Wonder how protested drafts" are rated now by said off cial?" Wonder, too, if said official showed anybody the letter he got next day, telling him how to utilize sad draft. The telegragh beats the mail every time.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21
WAR! WARE WA2!!!
EVERY FARMER, GARDENER, FRuIr GROWER, AND BEE-RAIsER IN THE
 UNITED STATES INTERESTED.

Dukes Insect Destroyer, Patented July 3lst, 1877, will effectually exter- minate all Cut Worms, Boil Worms, Cabbage Worms, Curculio, Bee Weevils, Hessian Flies, and all other obnoxious bugs and insects that feed upon culti- yated vegetables. 1t is worth it's weight in gold to any farmer, gardener, fruit-grower or bee-raiser. It was in- vented by practical farmer, and will do just what is claimed for it, and can be bought for the small sum of Two Dollars.
 County and State rights for sale by the Patentees,
 DUKE & PATTON,
 Norristown, Ark. M. B. RoYs, Retail Agent for Pope Couptv
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Boiled Down for the Democrat.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 13.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. l3.
 The principal topic of converse ton and discussion in official circles and in the Cabinet yesterday was the state of affairs in Louisiana and the prosecution of Returning Board Anderson. The old maxim that Birds of a feather &c.," has been exemplified. The following despatch is made public:
 WAsHINGTon, D. D., Feb. 4, 1878. To Gen. Thos. c. Anderson, New Orleans The undersigned feel it due to you, under the present cir cumstances, to assure you of our unhesitating belief that In the mat ter wherein you stand charged you are altogether guiltless ofany otfense against the law; that you are falsely accused and maliciousiy prosecuted :; that the proceedings against you, though in form of law, is without the substance of justice; that we hereby tender our earnest sympathies, and express our hope that the sense of justice and the love of peace of the people of Louisiana will protect you, and not permit the best interests of the whole country to be disturbed by q revival of sectional animosities. In any event, we are confident that the American people will redress any injustice of which you may be made Liie victim.
 (Signed) JOHN SHERMAN,
 STANLEY MATTHEWS,
 J. A. GARFIELD,
 EUGENE HALE,
 HENRY WHITE.
 The President has expressed sim liar views in a letter to Attorney General Devens.
 The Committee on Ways and Means have about completed the Tariff Schedule relating to wines and liquors, and there will be no change in present rates.
 The discussion of the Silver bill occupied much time, and resolutions still came pouring in demanding the passage of the measure.
 Senator Carpenters picture "Sign ing the Emancipation Proclamation" was presented and received.
 FoRElGN.-The European situa- tion is still serious. England is smarting under the humll- iatlpg snubbing she has received, and some of the Lords who have been responsible for the mis- take made are receiving severe scathings from the press. The Brit ish Ambassador at St. Petersburg has sent the following dispatch to to Lord Derby;
 ST. PETERsBuRG, Feb. 9.--I have received from Prince Gortschakoff the following answer to your tele- gram of the 7th inst, asking Russia to give some explanation about the advance of the Russians towards Constantinople, etc.: "In answer to your excellency's note respecting the occupation of certain strateget- ical points in the neighborhood of Constantinople by the Russian troops, in consequence of the armis
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21

The Independent Greenback par ty of Arkansas held their State Con. vention at Little Rock last Thurs day. Very little business was trans acted. The following delegates were elected to attend the Toledo Conyen. tion:
 State at Large-C. E. Cunning ham and NJ. L. Rice, Pulaski county.
 First District---Dr. John s. Will Hams, of Prairie county.
 Second District-W. r. Parks, of Lafayette county.
 Third District-David Fallon, of Pulaski county.
 Fourth District-C. k. Tobey, of Pope county.
 And the following allernates: Ja- cob Deemer, Granville Rynes, E. D. Boyd, R. c. Wall, and Isaac Gillian, Pulaski county, and W. P. Butler, Bradley county.
 No instructions were given the delegates, but they were left free to act as they deem best.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21

Who is doing the bull dozlng in Louisiana now? John Sherman! Not only is he endeavoring to awe the State Courts into fear of carrying out the prosecution of the Returning Board williams, but he is also trying to buster around Hayes and make him believe his southern policy IS a terrible mistake. l. is to be sincere ly hoped that the State authorities in Louisiana will stand firm and be true to themselves and justice in this matter. If they suffer themselves to be ull-dozed or awed from the true path of duty and justice now, and in consequence thereof are put through another course of reconstruction there will be few who will pity them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21
THE NoRTHWESTERN DEM.
 OCRACY.

In another column of to-day's pa per we reproduce an article from the Bentonyille Advance, headed "Is it Eair?' It is truth that justice never has been accorded the North
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21
Notice

Is hereby given that application will be made to April tcrm 1878 Of Pope county court for an order for the appointment of viewers to NitN and report upon the utility of changing thY road leading from the east end of the Langioia farm on the north bank of the Arks. River 70 Norristown, so as to move said road or ihv River to ntersect the old Gala Rock road at or near J. l.. Croweliis.
 Ma. 4. N. LAHGFoKI- Tehfv IA iETe,
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21
Adrninistrator's A Notice.

Notice is hereby given that at the next April term 1878, of the Pope county Probate Court will, as administrator of the estate of A. D. Crews, dec'd, make application to said court for an order to sell the real estate or paft thereof of said deeedent, for. the purpose or paying the debts owing ny said,estate.
 W. J. CURTIS, Admr
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21
MILD, HEALTHY CLIMATE,

and in new country which Is rapidly deyel- oplng and offers many advantages.
 To those who have Improvements on railroad lands would siy no time should be lost in dH idnds, and delay in making application may entail loss upon you.
 l am prepared to give full information in re- gard to any of these lands in Pope county. Cone edtig and etsd,aine nR ptats and List of prices, aud secure a chsap Td,m.
 JAMES POTTS, Agent. RuseaIlviIla ArL
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21

THE undersigned. agent for the fine grant of l lands mads to the Little Rock X Fort smith Railway, now offers for sale any and all the railroad lands lying in Pope county.
 These lands embrace s0h,e rerv fae tracts ia- cindfng RIFER B01 T0H, PR4IRTE AND UPLANDS, and an easy opportunity fs hers ogered cf secaring cl.eap fdrm oa edsg tesms
 Correspondence solicited from thsse seeking
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21

FoREIGN.-The British fleet, it is now rumored, has orders to force a passage through the Dardanelles. There is yet much anxiety over the situation. The Pail Mall Gazette thinks the position of England is now about ifs perilous and humil- iating as possible. Tbe Black Sea blockade has been raised. Rouma nia is mobilizing her able bodied men.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21

THURSDAY, Feb. 14. Congress proceedings yesterday were enlivened by good-humored, bat sharp and racy debate in the House upon the Military Academy appropriation bill. The House finally adjourned without final action on the bill.
 It is now agreed that final vote shall be taken on the Silvor bill next Friday.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-02-21

INeToN.-Congressional pro ceedings yesterday were a repetition of the past weeks s routine--"discus- sion of the silver bill was resumed"
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
Subscription, $l.OO a Year, in Advance.

to do!lento women, aud persons Of inilrm ! health to quit tho spot, as saou as tie bel- edIc,i9n ia apokcn.
 hgnin it would ba lar h,ss repugnaut 10 oar finer feelings iilhe display of taking ] leave of The rnmnihs uould be attended lD i in pba'o to'orelan tiua tor lto regular ap'ti"'3 grrNos, ll ls nothing but nal- nr nd d.@lthm we 5hauld blond our i e,#.l la.ue .nH tetia with uuF 2urenyet 'r'"da, at sriDiblr iltaos, but to make n p' o-n,ry of grief, in the manner now 7o rolnmon I5 not lily conceived, but t k oven barharou5. 4 little prudent man ascment would correct this crying evil. l Hced not aid that holding the services iH tLo church on sunday when 1t can IS wei be attended 10 on Saturday or Mon ' dav, nt private house, and often to the "rsii"'IVui utnUr 'rnSIgus mecriuss, lO -aJ nothing of it. being an inconvenience to the officiating minister, is matter i'll "ai"I t"orc is plenty Of room for in- ] p~rvrmc"t.
 1 And onro more, will you allow me to sry q worl, still further, about that class oI poIsoIs Wuo are generally considered i so n"ces5ary to an occasion of this kind, aud yet who are seldom, if ever, consul tc'ia" to ifs details? refer. of couse, to the minister, 1 havo never yet seen rne oi yhis class, who has, as u rue rc- c"iv"d aay rccompense for that which, i tO him, a7 Gt the saue time, the most 1 trying und lIbo.iou9 duty he has to per- ] form.
 have known men to drop their work vixen 1t was most urgent, consume val uable time and c&pond their own money for q cour"yuncc to attend some persons . bullal tO NhUn, they are under mo obliga- j!"n~, "il'ur r"li ious. social or of any other kjh j. 'snI Ae,et aco a ln'u!Iy -Do, not "N"n ''shank you" for il. And this .-DJ no E.HIus Gn exceptional il.a.u.,cu, il i+ fur nthcrwj,c. In fact, it Is seldom i ,..oU5.,, "ccea 'aIy by u person ouloIuo of At- oWn coAGrc5 5u-ton, to pay the minister to" this kind of work; on the other hun,!, !. .-l5 uuIosy u. luo dead has not been eloquent cnonHh, CT hi, ., ........ 4...3 not ii.,.,. --o~4y enough, or his romarHs ,.,yught to have been uL all out of place, ccl5"go i5 lis 7ure5t reward.
 Iue iaHs of our land establish fee ior 5oIciuri2ins the IlalTi4oo coulract, I"Hl it"""lib be thought disgraccfal not to attend to .lo .y,,...-. v. .a..-. < cou.paI- a,iNcly casT and ever pleasant duty on inc cIergyman's part ill many instances, 5y the Ge5towment of several times the amount named by the statute; but when he la cu!ic to f"liill the more trying and Du-thcnaome duty Nor to carry u burthen cl sympathy oA such an occasion results in more of nervous exhaustion than a
 whole day oi manual laDorJ the question of pay is almOs< always forgotten. A iltlir Jluiciou5 legislation on the subject might be d good thing.
 Very truly yours,
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
.mmUt:l C,asa", turua. to clay,

"-mmolt.l ] C,asa". turua: to clay,
 Msy stop 1ola to kcrp 'hc wind away" '.3t in this case it is the mortal Alexan- Ter that is ill eyerybody'5 mind, and the +itM4 tcrlu oI the street IS nol, Have -"u socn my Enma?" but Have you
 .u.H tAe UoIy Nut" Innumerablo are -te ,"~cyoro"t jokes concerning the dis .I4trnce of Mrzandcr T. Stewalt's re- s:4ail.s, the robbery Ct which has for sev- cGNl days crowded the columns of our 7rtat newspapers and las no douOt reached this ever so remote part of our continent. One of the best jokes that oc- CUTS to me now is that of young hus- band who staid late at his lodge, having a ''high time, no doubt. When he went :onle his young Wiic-she must have been very yomS-went to kiss him. Ugh" she ojaculated, hOrror-stricken, as she caught his breath. Now l b7sotc where StcwaIt's body is," But the body has lot been heard of nevertheless, and it is said the reward is to be increased to 50, COG for the return of the body alone,
 without ally conditions being made as to tho conviction of the thieves.
 4 mysterious lady aud gentleman has
 now been roped into the suspicious which are shown broadcast as to the sacreligious I,,J,. ..,.4ob.r, ond ,,,,., l;I-.I,- .k,,,,, parties mayproYe to bc-''we cannottell; :"
 but, ds iaoriujs nI mist boHam. Excuse
 my saying 50 much upon this topic. l Unly felt boundsto allude to it as it is our principal topic just at present, and claims
 universal attention.
 The Manhattan Bank robbery is still a
 subject or conversation and speculation.
 several of the directors are considering
 whether the trustees are not legally res
 g0nsihlc for the whole loss. One of our
 judges, whose opinion is worth sorao- thing, said to me yesterday. that more notable instance of gruss negligence was
 never heard of, and that the trustees were certainly liabls.
 The New York Academy of Science are continuing their great work in educating $ people to the importance of hygieulc principles. Many of their suggestions have already passed into legislation. The President said last night that such sub-
 iects were better dealt with locally than in a central bureau. regretting at the same time that in some States the public health code was imperative, and in many others altogether inefficient. Surely the yellow fever seouFse ought to be sufficient wari- . ing.
 In the same conncctian. Professor 5 Leeds spoke ol the advantages O. regis P tration as proving the causes of disease. r and incidentally mentioned that before l 1866 there wasno reliable report pToelueel : in New York city with resPeetto this. and $ thousands of citizens were iIlegiiiHlate !. for any proof they could iFig to the con 2 trary. Only yesterday oecarred , case in Il point; Dion Boaeicaals obtained q per f emptory mandamus and requiring ths Q Boarl of Health to register his ehiIdrsn X tCosfusnsd oa ia p1ys.l
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
Poetry.
Wilton lIF tIle Bas. 4 LIfE'5 WRs OK.

oaco hemuuhH haga clllsd, "Tbo Trusting u@h sallrd out on l.,nna suuli' aqa, Laden with tra,U.a, iu e,rry Hert, tn4 .,s r,1' wui al' fg'a, Thnro Was tr,arura ol love, H.Ha u''.a, 1. .l..a, Anl hope hung her lamp Rt Che nrar3.- Tucre was golden promise An. I.. .au. .r.. sLi 5. There Was tsoth plight, and aws.l la'e ,uaa. stately, and grand did sho onvari move. With nusullied nail sprcad w!d'. : prayers, from ;hg Llrbor Of "rarut Love" Followed her or the ttae And safely she gdcd, wliln o'cr tha wave. And softly the tta,. n.r La..u, Till the sky such promIn ot o9f''" n"@, That all gluu.bsrod but uro. %, ,..''t..s' Caution was lull1 by 'ha rr3' 'na .aga, And tue aishus wind Q .r t"a o.n And the sirens s,ag, eG 'h ,nr.4n''n "a gave, That. pru leury. too slept q rn4tlns- a.rttr rn,u the wdyw4rI rpria, ,~... " I4e Aslr,'r i'r
 VII"
 The gudr.whcr rvcl,lo. ly MvGug. Aad called on tGc b.cz.s. tu,..h.u on dil, Livery aa.i, lla, loosely h"Do, oh. nradly tr.uil.l h"r ,oui. o'gr t1e sla $ raasi~, ,ait .uJ Dn~.; T!l! size sunk. Nas! An wu' .a mt! On the roass ol "I.a.n.. 9...r A1c." weep for tlt barh, t.D'' Wis NJ .aaI ~. '-ai lis fate sua.l .y,r b,aaA; .-. often u dreams. comes it phnutum to III" All stripped Olits snow w-u:3 saaa.
 ilUa. ]. M. C. SANDY Hook, Nov. lth. l878
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
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Editor or he BEE:

Editor 0C Hte DEE:
 DEAR Sln:-rhis is an age of reform, The atmospheric i7 fu.I oI it. Not u.5. .- rcLornl lHs ralINinG cry otp"il3ie'si l,.- ties, bu. also religious tenominl,iona ;,rc 7,riousig aiscuS9iu& the .rop.i@.y C: r"- c>u-ytuO,As their standards. "nre NrH- c.u,Iv Win age aDd u,y. inc wave "- -,.aFerauce which has swept acros3 ou ..i.... ..,-7 not yc, entirci.. or,..- i-4 .a-'r: ....u t4lIe are mauS ind,yat....e ,.as. ;. c,;I.e.tta aro avtllns, l., toNHrtts EoIe -I..- tiuU sin plicity ill our sOul&l v,.4t0l4l-. inc time is favorable for such mcaaurC3, tud peaceful rcNolution5 urc ''coi:olu-- Hlatiouo most uovou,iy to be desired, since the world has long since learned mat tavy uIHdy5 rC+ult IL progress ii lIu right direction, and that they never Go backward. Financial distress has doubt Ig5o Dau teIIiua effect upon 0ur MoGGa oI lirin2, ,.t least, IL hao tended to sU5el .ac jua. .,y.-eut oi men to quicken then ingenuity, alu to de, clop many latent energies, which Murc prosperous time would have hu5lcd into rcpose. A5 IoAa as We Dt,c t pIo-ty uI mol-uy, aad time aro easy there i5 some excuse for display end the ploli saI use of t4r suJ5tauce Jut when industry is depressed, a.IC ''uurd times hang heavily u Oni,l4 cI,t7oeo the free enjoyment of former thrift, be comes iu u7 riOlous uuu ruHOus living. ] seems to he that social reform does uo l Keep race with measures Of re4orm Ii other directions, because, presume, th ..ealtAy classes are the IeaueLs lnmllter of I.tia kind, and capital, although tn dis trcs5, nus noJ yet felt the extreme ylsor oI tho times, u5 h;.5 its Hciahbor at th
 forge. But, there are some things Il which the poor need not wait upon iii iLehcs,s of the rich. 1 refer more [ufLtt ularlv to the funeral Custci.-9 OI our day One would almost thnk thaL ,Iuy bel~ne ed, not only to past age, but that n"c of this ceremony and display had com i,pvn 10 Us from heatAen tI4Ie-. The ela> jorate discourse, tAe long dismal cortagt lt.l- eztrayaganl aIUumeEt ul both iA living and the dead, are ali uut of hal
 nUny aith the simplicity OI Uul seFUJI canism ,heF ;rc better suited to moi archical ideas, aud more a-A@iocrdtI
 governments. They dit not nave thei Iariain OF this continent, nor t,9 ,Aey bt come our people.
 Public Eulelais. will always le. mor Tor less. iii vogue; but they Iiay uo shol lof some of their more objeeti0nabI 1 features, which will greatly enhance u io1jects of respect ol, ,Seeency and of con
 lort, which they are dezigned 10 ser'i Ne have a habit here | do not kuo that it prevails any where else amol
 Christian people, oI standing as the sit of the grave, however trying the Weath'
 may be, until it has beea entirely 1illt lup. have known of more than one ge
 son who have contracted dangerous col
 by this unnecessary and stupid eerelnon
 It certainly can be no disrsspeet to u
 departed, to ooIsign them to faitlif
 hands for interment, as soon as the se
 vice has been pronounced. It would.
 say the least. De attended with less ri
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
llVUS,AIOAlC RAILROAD.

UIAIEH .IRH-iNGE.HE-,L co'"@a"c"J H't'~-
 1t. IILt. 4o,o.
 Iassollser Trains le~rc G"4n6 Nof'''' d. lu+, d. 4l.., i. u---o >J".n, ~> ''1, a,.l IL. sJ a. ill., ,itd ta" !. H.
 .-. Jruss reipue IfaINS. BOInB NJr'h, leave "t lad D. h., p---4. .;-- ~"'' h. lu. CIU-I3 .,uli,- .4i' '".'- u4y AIIiA IILII '-+J r. IL.
 ,u.4. s.. Ill. r. Ill. Trains connect dt BrJuAli .id JunCt.un wIsA traihS Tor L.-.""t'. IJ.4a It4Iu Il@Acs -use .uIA-ct4Un -t o'"'t Llue 4j. A. ,IsIH iUr AIuGhy, HItL tArJu5u ci arriving al LJJ !. ill.,, Coh-c'ih "'-I the puPuIar CIIcas;u IL ot. LJuIs EApfcss 4vF '-' Mys.. I. .IldAgs ciuss Cu1n't.. 'n E' Sts.e Llne Albany auu tue Mest, aIII.lA5 Iii Albany at lU.I0 r. Hi.
 rasseuse ser leave HawIeyvillc. going North, at lU.1l Ill. aIlsl 0.44 p. Ill., ..uS SJdtn, at cv' h. Ill.,. I.JU Ill.,, and 4.4J r. III.
 iJ.Ji d. and 0.44 p. rrai ns connect at BruJAi i'd JduCtIuu NItn trdIn 4or DlnUury; also lU. .A.J.ly and tiIe Nest.
 Express reisnt, 5oll5 North. ut I.-0 aHd IjU p. m. IArOaSn rrcisn. d. lu.5j ?. h.
 IIk fran, guing South, at i.U5 p. m. Sunday MILK Tram al '.yJ l.. Ill.,
 .ilIx alI Erels.lt IraIns have passenger accumO- daIiUn.
 Passenger trains connect with Shepaug R. R. to and from I..t.AiciI. At CanlsH IL. E. Ilrod,sn IIcKcts sold and luggage checked IrUnl Eeytoaa for Albany SITatUoa, ButiaIO. Suspeu- siou BrIIsa SIaaf4 aiIs u.iica:o St. IsOuIs aud principal points vest. From naWiey SiIic IOr ,itally Safata,a BuIal0. SdspensIOa DrIdge Or NLigaEI Fails.
 H D. AyERILL, General Ticket Agent.
 \. ai. 1j4lJHA, Sapt.
 Bridgeport Cann. June Al I'ih.
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
SANDY HooK, Nov. ith. 1878.
YAWCO3 STRAUSS
BY CHAS. r. ADAMS.
Ihaf vnn fuuHv lrr .ln DO.

Ihaf von funpy ler .la rov,
 VUt gUmes shust tu n.u' k4v'; Der qlrrrest sr,. p. der crr-tea, q 'eUe A r.-r you dl, oos He runs, uuI sImup,, uu .t-iaas AS .,,la In all Larls of ,rr house. But yJl 0. dot: Ii. ,... ..-i m, AIEa lcy4i. lunyOD a;ruus-. Il. get der ln.asl"s md dcrl" l3ba, U.r, ~.,.y .as v,pe vn't: H. sb.l!3 mul glass a& i.set .-r Poets srLuu:l ...jy mr Ar,d He fills miue Iap- init Lm."4l,, --&e-- Dot yaa J.t toughest onuua'; Tu G4kc dot yrom uo o1-rray But lecdl. Y&wcob 3t.%uss. Il. Gabcs d.r IuiI& jsD .or 2 5-. .ln, UuI cuts mine tgur !a dwo Tu nI.4cd r. .L;.. to u.,..... ali Min. cracioas, ,;,t yu, dsut! ,,.-.as u.l.- 4c,. ya5 >cuput .-~ ri, II" EicLs oup sasra t"'I>r-- But ne,yr mult, d~4 pr! N,.5 .ew Likl uot !oun5 l~%toD o,ns.'ea H. asls Iii. qursdo2@ scorh as daaa: Who balIts ml,g uose ao rcl? WAu yls il cuts dot sc.!moodt blaca ouit Vrom der hair ubon mine hed? Uud ynere dr pa4. so45 yronl dtr Lamp |.urvr ,-.. aun ! a'use- How gan an dose d.noa e,,o olai1 To dot sclln&l. l4wtJ1 SU4UFs: Isomodim,s 4inl: scAel 50 y.-d Nit sooah a graz poy, Und wish yonc, more 1 gould hasrcst Und bracc.U! d-nles tusAoy; But ven hg v,ss a~&!eapnr pei,
 So suItt Us mouse Iprays der Lor,!, " D-he anyIing, But leaf dot Yawcob Strauss
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
a.tTAJu 7AtLnJAD.

ATTiTMN A4:AA.,u44.lI1NI Ot ItANS,
 ,DnIln .nc.la on uctousr 25ta, iS'u:
 r,nn..f,us Lra.IlS loaYcs NuWtOWIl aJ lu.i q. h Connect at nawley villc al lU.IU a. III. AIf-fc tt lJtcLicld at Z.lJ !. il. , ,Imr,iys All . I!ItIJuaI connection is male with +.,|n I-sl,la New.Jwu tt 7.-5 ?. Ill.,, wltH tram, arriy.Lis al i'd -oIHcli at 9.2J r. li.
 Leave Luunhald at '"U. 4A.' afrlFlh9 Ill i1-"- la yIi,e u. ,zu D. Ill., Connect iJr Nc"to"'I al '.co milk train leaves LitcIelj at l."6 2. u., urry.. a daai.rS vile at ,.-j r. LI., ..--4o 't-5 WAL -1' C. !l PLATT.
 SltuuI.u, Il eat.
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
DIR. J. D. 5. MYTHS
Electrical Institution

is becoming well known throughout the principle otatv9 of the Union, while the doctors mau.c. y4 Diagnosis and treat memt is far superior to that oi auy o,ncl medical Electrician. as pro. o. vDicA lie better evidence c,n De OAcr>,. ,..an tuI testimony ef tAo hundreds -, paue..,. cured at his institution.
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
GIea:~.ing from t.lam.
J. L. DARsIE.
DANDURY, Nov. 12th, 1S7S.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13 1S7S

NEW YORK, Nov 13, 1878.
 N0vember's winds are bowling for ad- mittance to our homes, and us we gather around the glowing hearth, chatting over H" oHroat topics oi tie day, No a.o re-