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DrNNsYLyANIN HNILnOAD.
AND rNlTEn SrAThs MAIL ROUTE.


ON ami after july :. lssN
Trains leave New York VIA DcsOrosses and Coruanlt
ste Ferries. ~ follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pi'iH Hrsh the West auI South
Miu Pullman Palace cans attached. . 4 NJ, q dni 81
= VI. daily
For wlmau,sport. Look Haven. CORY ant Ere, ats -
centre sni the uh Regions Wilhlmsp"u and L",S
Haven. - VI
Baluu,rc Washington. ant the SOUTH LIMITED wash.
inetlu EVnrc.s ui Pullman larlpr Cgfs ilay. cVrrut
sun lay H'p NJ, arrive Washington no =
Regular a - A MI, go. ani9 ~ VI. sunday 81
ENIrcs, ar Philadelphia I ~ 3D. : -. o % % Lin.
it.d. II A VI 1. 4 3. q. @ 80, : ri. pi. and . VI
SUNDAY. 90 AMI y NJ. .. q. Is So 80 w. ami > T.
Enlurant ami second class. : 2
For CApeNtN. T. VI
Boat, VI BrooNNn Anncx" connect with all through
ua.as At jersey city, tHurlins speedy and direct
transfer itr B.p1NlN % travel
For iratn. 10 NrwarS. Eh,-heth Railway PRINCETON.
Trenton. Perth Anhoy. ilcnlnsfnn, B,.vll,rc AMI
other points n. al sih'dn"s % An nrkrt OfreS
Trans arrive From Pit-uutsh q iu. 30 tpA VI i4l
Vi dMlN. e. 50 4 VI 30 VI dally. tNteIt N,lltv
From Washington ami BAlumore q ~. +lA ". H.
b1j. lulur VI SUNDAY. 81 90 - - From fnila
delphia sos, q - ga 10 "a. II ~ 4 ". 10.
no. 4 50. - 81. > ~ OLE ~ ~ T. " sunday. ~
q ~. $40, 10 80. II 30 4 NJ q ~ IA 20 T.
rcset ohees 40 AMI 80 RruAiway, A.tvr House
and foot ui D.shro,ss and Cortaudt Is Court It
and BrooSlNn Annex Depot, tolt " Fulton II BroSyn
IA id AMI lis Hudson It, llohuksn u, pot, Jersey
CITY tmigrant reket once Battery place.
PRANK THOMSON l. 4 FARMER,
NanaAeT IDul fusssl.t AGENT
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SEVEN TEARS IN STATE PRISON
Georre r. Uoweirs Punishment FOR shooting
his nrother's Clerk.

George r. Howell, who shot Jamcs Z.
Dccring his brothers clerk. nj NASSAU AMI Full
ton streets. on tho "a ult.. WAS arraigncd in the
General Sessions yesterday Howell ii Is un-
derstood. fancied that Dcerng had surplan'cd
him in his brothers. favor. AMI 10y misrrrrc-
s"ntntion had caused his dis'hgrer. On s'eing
Derring living bleeding on the floor in tho n "
strc" police station Howell repent 81, and.
bursting into tears. fell upon his knees ut Deer
ing's side nnd asked his forgiveness. III was
granted. He pleaded guilty. -,
You IRE Fortunate" Judge Gidcrslccve
said IN not being under indictment for muir
der Tint YOU deserve Imprisonment Tor the
full term provided by the law do not doubt
but in preparing your sentence, nave ma IN
view your prn. If | should permit you To go
unpunished. with your friends, would creht,.'
dangerous precedent You must recnlyesucn
penalty IA will not only punish YOU. but dnter
others from making the use OF weapons Una,
YOU did sentence you TO State prison. at hard
Howell bit his ftp and. holding his head high.
turned away from the bar.
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August En,1"r, real estate agent nj 1871
tour'h avenue, wa. ariW.ncd before lus'ro kihoh in
iAo f''y seventh street Police court Nc.it riay On the
'nIiaiut 20 htor-" l. nulaneN Ut Jii scr,nd avenue
N' it htd ~. ui'i l- ddu@hier warrant lor El, i.r
l". f c iss i'd t fnrp II served Ma buntirN ana
s'Nrlu MS u"-hiwr, followed Eusl'r pa barrier sup
h"nrnih ms nihrr nud sounilN thra>hcd INN. MIR IN.
ahtl '"uN N llN anger Win cuWhilc. Lugur made
tNhffe u assAu against utnrN and VI o. Glover ant Jus
tree hlllrli piac"d Them undrr Slpp each keep the
pei e. alih9t he sail that Enscr dc,rn ed the chas
us'inehl EhSltI brother was his bVndsman
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Snipptn9.

INMAN LINE-RON Al MAIL >rEANFr>
luR ~ FtNSrONA ANp lINEkrDDL
cry or EitRLlN ~ntunlH, Au. II q NJ
CITY OF Hiti SSEl.S 1hurslly. Au- ~ "A 4 Vi
CRY or RICHMOND saturday An. 81 : A VI
rom Pirr 81. Nnrth river foot OFF charlton 81
tARlN, $50 aud 500 gold RETURN u. k,t- uu favor.
aide ',rms sIEERAGE. - currrncy Drafts At low
tsf rates.
Saloons, state Rooms. Smp,in: AM Bath Rooms Rmid
ships These steamers carry nr'hrr cattle sircp nor
Il-s john G. DALE. Agent. ~ amt i3 BrualwAyN 4
Philadelphia oihre. 100 South ltl -
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EmbcXlIement nnd Fught.

BosroS. Aug. l3.-W,llis l.. WWl e. $ nth
Boston -'lt obi the Hampton Nt|. Houl.nY at
spriu, Nts, who wa, aiI. ,t.i l,i. .tsurU, was
take1 D a '9-neli TODAY for q tot..ts 'u'.o 500
huuh OF alrhrsAnd JGNrlrN hciuH,1gf t.u.n4.hu,.
John u iiu'.n,, clrrk In tie ~, = aii Alh.n5 81,
Nni'H ofH' - alleged 10 have hlstuidtd with aiuat
tl.1OOi t.' company siunda
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Miss Nelly Fuller. the telegraph operator at
sionnston, conn. liberated carrier pigeon bclan;ins
morning The bird arrived IN BROOKLYN nj 10 TO- having
come iJj miles In hours and 10 minutes
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on AND AFTER IIL Y :, 1879.
Express Trans leave Sew YORK. pesurosses and
toriandt IL Ferries. a. follows.
81, 49, 49," @ ~ Limited. II NJ. IL ?. s.s ~.
q 50. 81. : ~. and up VI
Huat~ o bruoSAn Annex connect with all through
trains a. Jersey cav, annrdlns a speedy and ,llc,t
transfer for BrouAlNn travel
Remruns trains leave rhiadrlphia3 - ~ rs = 49,
An! ~ " .lhnii'd tNpr,,s / 80 T. b . I. . So 7,
and 80 + VI AM y Midnight On Smia, ~. I, :.
,, 80 VI I. : 80 + VI. aud - Midnight
Iickrt offices. h2H aui VA Hroadwav A.tur House
ana got 90 ptslru SOS ana turiauit sts court Il amt
Bruukln And, Depot i0ol o Fulton -. Brontivu ma
~" amt lis liul>nn II lIphok 40. D.pot. Jersey C5
EmErnni NJ ono, Battery place
fRANh THOMSON, l. f. FARMER,
General Manager General rh,srn-tt AGENT
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Y I"",0i11 Mimi, I'ncn nom o + VI % ~ w
station, Morn. st. nearest puiut fur south terry 40
Battery. Rector s.. nearest point for Wall IT. ferry
CnftlAndt St nearest point Tor Jersey CITY ami Com
munipaw ieiri"s. Park place. nearcst point ior Post
once. Citv Hall ami BARCLAY - Terry 90 inbuNen
chamber. It. nearest point Tor ravouia AMI Erie r. H.
Jerry Franklin st. Grand i. nearest points for pcs
bru.scs = tocr>cy city aud Peoples Lane u, am
crs for AhAnN. Bceckcr It St Il, nearest points tor
CHRISTOPHER terry olIu1kcn. IAN Il 2h - nearest
point tor 9id Il ferry Jersey CITY. SD i ~ near
st point ilr Central X depot; Jrh st 1~th -
n.ar,s point iuf Central Park For uptown trans, take
east side stations For downtown traihs TAX west i'll"
~ cents except ls tween tile hours ui %
R'uic-flom 18th =. aous dth ~ To- and along Amiiy
to ant along south 18th L. autl - crossing into
ami Alun- Wet Broadway To- Chambers Il crossing mo
and along 'u-gr place. 10 and along Murray 4 g. and
niun- Church amt alung New church - 10 Morris
- Connects with the following hors car lines ~ Rec.
tor - with Tor south crrN at Grsni II with tars
Dc.hrosscs AMI East Grand Il ferries at R,rckfr -
with tor and west at 18th st. with f,F
christopher AMI East 10Th Il ferrirs at li Il win
tor West nj anl East 2l and 3itl = ferries attl
with rars NerhaNhru terry. nt jth 4 with rart
OF B,t Linz Railroad MM IL GARRISON President
VI Vas RKnchtfN. SUPERINTENDENT
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arm GOODS.

tlrp GOODS.
l., FEP's SHIRTS.
IN TIE NEST AND CHEAPEST ~ THE WORLD
We cannot make Bctu shirts at any ruce
All made from The celebrated Namsutta muslin. ROs
on~. 3 pIy. all linen. The NelN best.
kEtFS PAIENr PARTLY made Shirts o for 81
OuN PLAN ,s7ns to nnish
kkEfs CUSTOM SHIRTS the very best 10 measured
Tor 30
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
LINEN COLLARS, four ply very best. q for 7hc.
LINEN CltfS. four ply, yer, best ~ in halt iozcn
ffflERlLL JEAN DRAWERS. very h,st ,'r. each
NAlNSpuk lNpERNkSrS, very host. 75c. each.
BEsIulNGnAM UMBRELLAS. 81 each
TWlLLEp SILK UMBRELLAS. ~ each.
LADIES SlN UMBRELLAS, newest st,ies. - so each
kLEP MANI FEATURING COMPANY
SO sisiS avenue New York
34i Futon Il. BrooklNn
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Nv HTTE vt AZ LINE.
W FOR QCEkNSfONN AND LIVERPOOL
tELllt. Ihut siaN. Au-. 10. q 80 \ VI
GtkMANlC ....... SATURDAY. A.. "a > T.
BALTIC .... Ilurs,ltN A.. - Il A NJ
From White SAr Dock Flrr 81. Nnrtll River.
taulus All anlisuips Stlonu So AMI go EOll
Return ucNcts nn favorable terms Sircra.r, az
These steamers tlrN neither cattle, sheep non pigs
X ) tokflS Agent - HrotdWn. Nrlv YOrk
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FOURTEEN TnRoCGn TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOTS II PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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ITO PHILADEI.PHIA,

THE OLDEsTABLISllED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
RErwEEN
NEW YORK ANn PHILADELPHIA
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DoUBLF TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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THE SUN.

1873. NEW YORK. 1873
A. the time has ,,mc 'or iae renewal OF ,nr,cr,l,
uou' THE slN wound rrmud ~, ilculs ami well wish.
'is everywhere that II D, apnin candidate Tor thaf
onsderauou ami supIort Iron %, record Tor the pti
hnNtarslt rrhr, Tor eonuuusnc" O.; The hearty
atty ami generous cooperation winch have mtlerti
t''utNuudrd .oIt RON "N,r quarter u the Union
The DAILY sun Is luurpagr sheet of ,, cola me
fucc uy nai., post paid - ,entsa month VI ID -
Ter wear
The sunday sdihono' ruv srS il an ci,ht.ni!es,,st
o. '"coumns While giving t,c news NJ the iAvtt u,,
contains large amount Ut literary aud miscellaneous
matter specially prepared Tor IT, ris SUNDAY SUS a.
M,lWlth sitAI success Post piid rI.sOt wear
The Weekly sun.
who docs not KNOW rU wysStr srS' rt,i-,p't.,,
Throughout, the United States, the Canaias ant h,.
Hohd Ninev thousand mminv, greet it, w,lc1 NJ
lages "eekly, and regard IN the lgt NJ, guide com.
'ellor aud friend lts news editorial asuruliur, All
literary departments maze It essentially ..uruutrtl,
"hiiN ami the nrtslie Perm, One Dollar a rslr.
o'pMd HIS pricc, qnltty .oa,.creI. ,uA.r, Us 10
cheapest newspaper rut lsu"d For clubs OF ton, VIA
'l'e"sh, We Wi. send an ezra GO, y fr.e Address
PUBLISHER or rliE SrN Sew irA l.y
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"A g NlBBAkD and DANIEL DREW leavc Nrstry g
pier at IS AMI 2tth II per at 4 VI, landing At
N,aek Ferry. West Point Ncwtursh, Pokccpsic. Rhine
beck Saugerties Catskill. ani Hudson. Connect At
West Point with steamer CARRIE 4 WARD Tor Gold
spring and Cornwall To WEST POINT or NkWBURulI.
returning by down boat at Excursion Rates TRANS
FER By annex boat leaving KrookNn at NJ connect
Ing at Albany with TRAINS NORTH and WEST SPECIAL
trains b. and from Saratoga.
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Susintss & bant,s.

A IA kerry for sale. on one ul the leading avenues
"a IN brookNn baking eight barrels. the counter
Address BAKERY box i~n sun ottcs
4 LAGER BEER Saloon tor sale ,hrAp. good
"a business good reAsonsor selling. ~ East Broadway
COFFEE stand To nA,e opposite Jersey Clty Terry.
y pc} aud West sts only 10 Congtsut pArties
LANDLORD. Ga Dey It
CARPENTER shon fpr .ac cheap In9arc Vt
Y MI LflGAN, in7 West ian u.
I'OE SALE ohcap-Cuunt,rs show cases, desks.
shelving and carpenter work
JAS HODGE. e. Watts -
EOR SALE CuFAP-Pnrur, -uins wcst-A ,nus
Il -ar store nrstclass stand Apply on the promises.
Nc. West
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EIsuING BANKs.-Every day. Saturdays cx.
Il ocptcd. steamer SETH Low with new boiler and
saloon lca,ing Franklin st, r. 9 81 Sh t T.. 4.
7l1. Pier n y r.. - 22i It. Il 90 10Th Il, y.
r. - Picr6. y X, SIS A. VI. Gents uckct.. 7ic La.
dies. 80 Al. q. FOSTER. Manager
B-Cholera Ranks SATURDAY, Aug II. see Thurs
.l.xf. AMI Irtf -.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RallrOao,.
A TROY BOATs-clrlzESs' LINE.
ALBANY boats PEOPLES LINE.

DREW ami ST JOHN. the finest steamers In the
world. leave Pier Al, North River. daily. sundays eA
cepted. ats y VI
SrATEROOMS ~ and 81
Connecting ut ALBANY with ENpres, Trains for SARA
TOGA LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CliAMPLAIN. the ADJ.
RONDACkS. MONTREAL. and points NORTH aud WEsr
Brooklyn passengers transferred tree by Annex boats
THIS Is THE ONLY NIGHT LINE or STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES on TIE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAlLROAp
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RocKAwAY BTACH :.
Ulisttllantous.

Take liz mammoth COLI NBiA inns AZ. rnoon,
.ith =, at ~. P,r2, Ai1P VI
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0tU publications.

az n"and Falls SpemNtorrhma new edition Of the
Ihl"'ulN 81 harritg" Addrrs, SECRETARY. Museun,
VI Anatomy Ols Broadway, New York Free Sc staps
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n. CLOAK MAKERS WANTED
None but first class hands " 40 be engaged
Apply at Mandatory Of
II Is. CLAFLIN A co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02

On Tuesday afternoon Charles lrion, son OF
Paul lron, had II narrow escape from death. lie
was riding on horse back At a rapid rate on Madi.
son ST. In turning north at the Clifton Hotel
the horse slipped on the crossing causing the
saddle to turn throwing young Irion oil the horse
His foot caught in the stirrup, and he dragged
about 100 feet when the girt strap broke, and he
escaped He was severely stunned and consid
erably cut about the head and otherwise bruised
He was carried into Jerry Riordan's house, and
attended by physician. No bones were broken,
and he is now doing well.
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NUMBER p.
40. L. W.

This order-Ancent Order Of United Work
men-will hold the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge in this city next week, beginning oh Tues
day and lasting four days. Meetings VIII be
held at the hall of Tonti Lodge, |. o. o. F., in
the Opera House block, but, OF course, are no,
open TO the public. On Thursday evening, how
ever, under the auspices of the order, Mr.. E. NJ.
Sandford of Jacksonville, will deliver n lecture,
at the Opera House, to which all are Invited; ad-
mission free. 4 large number of delegates to
the Grand Lodge will be present during the ses-
sion.
The order was organized in Oct, 1868, in Mead
vile Pa whence it has spread all over the In
ion. At this date, Illinois alone has 9S Lodges
and membership of nearly +0O0-the work hay
Ing been mainly done during the past Is months.
The members of the state now manage the NOR
tuary fund within the state, guaranteeing to ithe
sick pecuniary assistance and consolation; and
to his heirs two thousand dollars
The principles and teachings of the order are
in keeping with the highest grade of morality
and the brightest forms of christian belief. The
nobest instincts of mans nature are found to be
in perfect harmony with the whole structure of
the order, compelling respect and admiration
from the best men in communities where It's aims
and objects are perfectly understood. The Order
is necessarily secret in character, and transacts
its lodge business somewhat after the manner OF
other secret societies, but the constitution and
, proceedings are published to the world--the on
| " secret being that which enables the members
to recognize each other in every day life Its
growth has been remarkable, the membership
including representatives from every branch OF
society and every line Of business.
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SCOTS
Great Cheap Clearing sale.

During the remainder Of the sale still lower
prices will be made on cloaks, underwear, hos
iery. dress goods, silks and cashmcrcs
Flanncls, blankets, cashmcrcs and furs.
CloakS-S4O.0O qualities at $500. Cloaks wortl
$50 at 800 cloaks worth S25 at $3.50; cloak:
worth SIS at sic; cloaks worth $40 at S.; cloakc
worth SO at $3.50; cloaks worth $50 ut S4.15.
-uerino underwear for laclies, gents and childrn al
decided bargains. a nice quality as low as 3'}9c
Children's union suits will be closed at 62l &C.
good value at Sl.O0.
LadieS', gents aud childttH'S hose will lie closed
at decidedly Iow prizes.
LddeS' muslin and uIadeI1rcdr and skirts at 25c
31l4c, and ,5c, about Soc on the dOliar.
A few pieces of 40c iannels will be closed al
25c.
Cashmcres, jeans cottonadcs, watcrproofs and
cloakings marked array do1ma.
We will continue the lo,C prices on linens and
cottOns.
Good table linens, 20 % and SOC. Yard wide
shcetings, AZ, to G14c.
REMNANTS of all descriptions will be slaug1t
cred.
VIII give you more dry goods for Il dollar than
you e,er got. SCOTT Bros. x Co.
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4 Lad DRINK.

Elmer Reese. living on the south side, uu last
Saturday cycug took drink which he stll re-
members, to his sorrow. He i, about 10 or !.
wears old With hi father he had been doing
the chores: and coming into the house. saw on
the table what he supposed va, a bottle Of vine
gar, and being fond Of that liquid, took q ,"ig'
Of it, II proved to be potash in solution put in
to a vinegar biitcrs bottle by Mr. Reese for handy
use when needed. The boys cric' brought the
family to- him, aud rcmcde, were immediately
given him. Hell, up and about but he sustained
a frightfu s"orching lIi- lip and throat were
badly eaten by the liquid, and hc has suffered Sc
vcrcly from it, effects.
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OTTAWA. ILL.,. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1873
HARD

! Hull is TO have new hd,W ,cooi .foOr' Now
that fact is hardly worth commenting upon, but
coming as ii does on the heels Of Il general i'm
provement by his contemporaries Of their !'accs
of business, lie is particularly anxious 10 have the
people know that he is 'co.c in the rear and
should not be overlooked. . Syoois Coats cotton
! TOR - ccntS) Then he is to have hdH wood
floor. (The best ydH aride Sheeting for D. in the
cHy) Hard times mdkelit hard wood-to get.
(50O 600 y,DyS starting just dTi,cl for spring tWie,
! Rush Of customers compcls him to have a h0rI
wood-to wear out. (Nec line Of Black CaSl,mcrrS
Just rpccaed.) 1t is to be of the hardest rock
maple. (Hie hare just opened a p0Y handsome
stock Of Han6mg Observation-Disclosures The
lumber was prepared last fall SO as to be well
seasoned (Ouy "I,'l.r,Ss' Kid glom is tie best lo,r
price Kid in Amc'icd) 1t will be laid when he cx-
perienccs dull trade-not before, ii it takes all
summer. (Loo& ont tor those melc carpets in
ajoH ten. days. This ,cW be tie finest stock e,yi'
exposed for sale in tbs city.) Customers need not
hurry on this account however, for he proposes
to keep the stock tjW at all times and will give as
low prices few weeks hence as nor. (I goo0
crash for 2l5c per- yayd.) This is no ADVERTISING
dodge but fact. We ARRAYS gre you the lo'~s
prices on ee,vthiny.) And when the floor is plant
ed" due notice will doubtless be given through
these columns and every body will be invited tC
call and see IT,
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Pew thing tend 80 much to peace and com.
fort, making all lJboriug for the family content.
ed and comlortablr.-a- % bright pleasant, we'll
furnished Kitchen. In no other room in the
house are sunlight and fresh, pure air so indi,.
p,u-dhlc a. in the room where some Of the most
important work must be- done. 4 long. narrow.
dark Kitchen is an illumination. In some city
HOUSES, We suppose, it cannot bee avoided al
least so the architect will affirm. Ranges OF
cook stoves should not be placed opposite door
or window. \ good ventilation is important
over the range or cook stove, 10y which the
steam and di.lgrccahlc odor- from cooking can
Doe carried oft without pcryadng the house
Three large window, are always desirable, and
I,r a very large Kitchen four would Doe better.
-fJf,,.t t,D,u an uytirl. ia HDps CoJk book, b5
Ms. H,H,g Ward B,rho.
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Ia Sale County Grange,

At the annual meeting of La Sale County
Grange, held at Ottawa, Dec, f. 1877, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year: f.
Rowland, NJ; II. j. Brimhall, o; c. +. Bennett,
l.; Robt Rowe, S; s. j. Curtiss, A. 5; 5. L.
Bangs, c; l.. Domny T; 4. C.. Barnes S; c. n
Rolph, G. X Mrs. d. g. Sampson, c; Mrs. G.
Ashley, p; Mrs. Parr, F; Miss :. =. Pool L. \. :,
At Il special meeting held at the same place,
Jan. a, 1878, majority of the above officers were
duly installed The Grange listened to an inter
csting report from 5. l.. Bangs, the delegate to
the State Grange. The situation is deemed en-
couraging by those best qualified to judge.
Though many have left, most Of the genuine
working members remain, or are in hearty SYM
pathy with us. Many sisters proved their inter-
est by riding several miles over rough roads to
attend the meeting. Adjourned TO meet at the
same place. Feb. -, | O'Clock p. NJ
A. c. BARNES Src'y.
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TERMS OF sUBSCRIPTIo,
Two,ve Inns Of Agate make one square.

Twelve Inns OF Agate make one square.
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Honor In His Own Land.

Says Comlcy in his recently -issuCd work, The
History of New York State THE day has passed
when the bcncfactors Of humanity were allowed
to live in ignominous poycrty-thcr sacrifices,
their labors mrccompcnscd. To-day the bene-
factors of the Ieople-thc men who devote their
lives and energies to the interest of humanity
these are the men whom the world delights to
honor, and whom 1t rewards with prncely for
tunes rs an earnest worker for the welfare of
his fellow men DR.. r. V. Pierce has won their
warmcst sympathy and esteem. While seeking
to be their servant only, he has become prince
among them. Yet the immense fortune lavishcd
upon him by a generous people lie boards not,
but invests in the erection and establishment OF
institutions directly contributiyc To the public
good, the people thus realizing, in their liberal
patronage, Il new meaning of that beautiful ORR
entail custom of casting bread upon the waters.
Noted in both public and private life for his un-
swerying integrity and all those sterling virtues
that cnnoblc manhood, DR.. Pierce ranks high
among those few men, whose names the Empire
State is justly proud to inscribe upon her roll Of
honor. Ambitious, vet moved by an ambition
strictly amcnablc To the most discriminating
and wcll-baanccd judgment, his future career
promises to be one Of unparalleled activity and
usefulness, ably supplcmcnting the work he has
already accomplished, by Il life at once noble in
effort, cnyiable in its grand results" While DIR.
Picrcc's genius and energy have won for him so
cnyablc u position on the records of II nation,
having been elected Senator by an overwhelming
majority his justly celebrated Household Rene
dies have gained for him yet more desirable
place in the hearts Of grateful people. His
Golden Medical Discovery and FavOritc Prescrip-
ton have brought health and happiness to ten
thousand households.