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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08
The New Crusher QuadriIIe.
"A most fashionabie dance, a. performed at the
most crowded balls OF the seasonl

"A most fashionable dance, a. performed at the
most crowded balls OF Tue season.l
FrRsT FIGURE. La Pastajoke. OPP
posite couples set TO and squeeze,
walk on each others toes, attempt to
turn round, fail completely, aud re.
turn TO their places. Chain des danes.
Struggle of gentlemen to recover their
respective.
SEcoSp FroURE. ID Etalone.-Ad-
vance three inches TO opposite lady.
Drive your elbows into crowding
neighbors. Walk through both dau-
GERS skirts, ard back into opposite
Rentleman's waistcoat. Exchange
cards. Set TO your partner. Balances
oa next mans instep, and apologize.
Mop foreheads all around.
THIRD FIGURE. La Long Poule ct la
Poule Altogether.-Hands across and
back again. Wriggle mp to vis-a-vis.
Carry OF polonaises and round dos a
doe. Clear your legs aud close with
your partner. Surge 70 right and left,
and resume position as you were. Take
out reef in waistcoat
FOURTH FIGURE. La Touchango. -
Advance, IL possible. Lift your part.
ner on TO vour vis-a-vis. Remain deal
to All congratulations. Chassez Croisez.
See what you can, and return 60 youII
places. Lose tail ~ y0ur coat, and
swear silently. Cavalier seul.
Frrru FraunE. Grand Corn Calop.
-U6 and dow0 on your own ground
and your neighbors' corns. Pas seuI
on an Aldermans pet bunion. Change
par,ners, 90 your own advantage. Il
possibic. Get hopoiosslY mixed M
with another set. end sink oxhauetee
and c1mn'aieiv crushed behind a bloch
II ice. whittier fhrec couple have ai
ready retrea'ed in hope Of bren h o
air.
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08
A Good coon Dog.

Gabe took a whitewashing contract
week or two ago, and agreed TO receive
rs part pay n dog a pup. which, its
owner said could out hunt any other
dog on earth.
"Am it good on de possum?" asked
Gabe.
"Possum?" was the reply; "you just
try that dog on a possum or n coon
either and see.
''Den the contrack may may be sid
cred settled, said Gabe, and he went
to work. finished the job, received the
dog aud yesterday, as there was no
church at Gabe's place of worship, he
went TO try it.
This morning when the man who
formerly owned the dog came out Of
the front door Just after breakfast, he
found Gabe seated on the sidewalk,
the dog with him.
Hello Gabe," said the gentleman.
"Mornin', sab. replied Gabe, Use
fotehed de dog back, sah.
whats the matter?"
ooh, muffin. l doesn't tink ! kin
ford to keep him."
"Why, isn't he a good dog7"
Good nuff for de kline, but il am
not my kline. You say he am a good
coon dog?"
Certainly"
"Well, you see, him an me went
huntin' de coon last night, and finally
he raise a tremenjus racket at n tree,
m / tink be got coon dead shuah.
What you tink fnd?"
WHAT"
Muffin. Den he barked mp anoder
tree. What you ink fnd dis timer"
"a cOon?'
"Same ns afore. Den de dog jes
went crazy round annodder tree an /
tink mebbe didn't vestigate the odder
ono NUT, so / climbed dis one an look
all roun and de dog he fyin roun like
A mule in hail storm. L tink mebbe
is possum an took dead linn an
thrashed away. What you tink / find?"
Nothing again2'
mistake agin. When I pick myself
up OF de groun' dar was about fifty
hornets takin' de census oh de ole
mans body an nebber felt so ligious
all my life as 1 did ies' about dat time,
but 1 didn't hab time 10 stop and pray,
as I thought it was necessary for the
ole man 20 git back 10 the house, an L
/ took n good many callers vid me dat
wasn't invited. an de ole woman an
+ rillv an do boy won't be out for a
I week.
"But what became Of the dog2"
"Oh. he war n huntin'.
"He did hunt, did hef'
Eyes sar, dat's what saved him."
"What did he indg'
"Foun a hold under dc barn whar ]
couidn't eit him. I don't spect 1 kin
arafd % keep him. sab, an come tc
Ak aal do contrack might be revoked. y
--l keoknk Constitution.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

The bank suspensions during the
past fortnight have not been of suffi-
cient number or Importance TO cause
an alarm among depositors in reputa-
BILE and we'll established institutions
All told, they number eight, including
those that went into voluntary liqnids-
ton on account OF declining business,
and profess 20 be able 10 pay their lia-
bilities in full. The institutions thus
closed are the Taunton Mass. savings
bank. Springfield (Ill) savings bank,
Oriental savings bank. New YORK, Ma
tional Trust company, New York, New
ark On. J. savings bank, Simpson s
bank, Lawrence, kansas. George Bak-
er's banking house, Chester, Penu.,
aud Gardner Mercor's private banking
house, Geness. y. Y. The liabilities
Of these institutions range oil the way
from Sl1, 90, 600 TO $4,000, those Of the
Newark bank being the heaviest. The
failures will do something 90 clear the
financial atmosphere. In times of de.
preston tho weak concerns go to the
wall, while the strong ones stand ur
more firmly against the adverse tide.
The year 1917 has left the country pref.
ty full Of financial wrecks, but IL is evi.
dent that the weak crafts have nearly
all gone down, and we may reasonably
hope for better results in 1873.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

The New York Tribune deprecates
the contest between the President and
tie Senate over certain appointments
to Office, because il looks too much
like a contest for spoils, and because a
victory for either party cannot be re-
garded as q clean triumph for civil SER
vice reform. Ii more than hints that
this last phrase is pretty badly bed
raggled, and fears that unless our
rulers can make some more consistent
endeavors TO redeem their pledges,
when the next platform is read before
national convention, the regulation
civil service plank will be greeted with
shouts OF derisive laughter.-lI Ind.
Journal.
Some people are determined to think,
but against the nature OF things, that
there is not very wide difference be-
tween the two great political parties. -
But there is no use talking such stuff
in the ears OF good, intelligent men
who cannot think that Republican
principles have all burned out, or that
the Democrats have got over their in
iquities and fully embraced the rolig-
ion Of Repubhcanism.-IA Angola Re
publican.
The smart lawyers whoe wanted the
Job Of recovering confederate balances
I IN the bank of England nnd elsewhere
I in Europe have not been encouraged
| by the administration. England would
want TO pay the confederate claims OF
British citizens out Of il, and besides
il is not very likely that the concern
/ left any great fortune on draft In for
eign banks.
Will Dan Voorhees,, in his forthcom-
ing greenback speech in the Senate,
have anything 10 say about that twen.
ty dollar gold piece be carried during
/ the war and rang on a table when ad.
dressing Democrats, telling them that
nothing was money tbs did not ring,
and advising them nc touch Lin
coin rags -tGreencastls D. Banner.
We shall have to wait and see what
the end of the Patterson case in South
Carolina is TO be. The latest indica
tions look more like n speedy hushine
up Of the matter. the Legislature
which adjourned last week 20 January
Y rs, having sent resolution for further
investigation and exposure TO sleep il
q committco-room.
Senator Bayard week before lasf
made n strong speech in ihc Sennt,
against the scheme ot The silver mon
lie affirmed ihat "no government on
the face of tho earth could do" wha
i8 proposed by these men without dis
honor. Senator Ilill followed in thl
Same strain.
The jacksonville Union says cha
Gov. Drtv ia among thura arrested II
Florida Tor illcrally emitting u8of an
Government land. He's a Reform
Z Governor.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

A PovERPuL TKAoH,r.- one OF
the islands OF the coast OF Maine is a
gigantic schoolmistress, seven feet
high, weighing 500 pounds. strong in
proportion, and very handsome. Once
she was sent 90 reduce to order a
school of savage young men, who
thrashed their teachers and turned
them out. Her advent was enough to
make them meek as lambs, all save one
young man Of q, handsome aud curly
haired, and who regarded himself a. a
privileged character. he began 10 cut
up one day before n. girls, whereupon
in tho tvinkling of an eve th. hand
some giantess bowed him across her
knca md spanked him with hor ruler
Tho boys laughed, the girls Uttered.
and that YES the end OF chat young
mans prauke.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

Thrrsaay morning Henry rlackman,
tho Royal Oak murderer. Wa taken be-
fore Justice Beach for further exami-
nation. without further testimony on
either side being received. DC was
bound over for trial n' The January
term Of the Circuit Caurl. Friiaf
next has been appointed for his exami.
nation m justice court for the murder
Of his sister.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

The consumption Of oatmeal as an
article of diet has increased prodigious-
ly in this country within a few years,
especially in the large cities. Most
persons are very fond OF II, though
there are exceptions. Those who are
accustomed 10 hot buscuits. strong cof-
fee, and n ration OF beefsteak do not
take kindly TO oatmeal for breakfast
Yet some Of the most robust people in
the world enjoy a diet principally OF
oatmeal porridge. A little meat at the
midday meal is enjoyed by opulent
Scots and north Of England farmers,
and their horid health and brawny sim
ews are tho consequence Of eating oat-
When Americans shall raise their chill
dren on rich milk and oatmeal pUrridgc,
night and morning, and the adults
shall eat heartily Of the same. we shall
hear fewer complaints OF obesity, dys-
repsis, paralysis, and appoplexy.-
Cincinnati Gazette.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

Saying smart things does not pay
II may crafty yonr spite az FIRST, but
il ~ better 30 have friends than cue
mics. IL you cannot make people hap.
pv. at least refrain from adding
10 their miaarv. What III this Womnn
is not your ideal Of womanly perfec-
tinn. or fhat man vorr model man?-
1onr miesion ou earth ia not io remind
thea az tho fact. Each of ra has
faults ~ has own or hrr own. FRI cor-
reciinr them wo shall ind aunia cccu.
patton. a "slinr or "dir' never
ala any good novcr hcircd nuv ono 60
be better. One who falls into 'he hah-
IL ~ giving them aoou locks il-na'ur.
Ell ft iH net always possible a. Join
shc mutual celebration society oDl b
n good mcmbcr. bat at least one csu
hold ones tongue
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Medical.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
Schcnck's Puimonic syrup,
Schcnckss sea weed Tonic,

schenckss sea Weed Tonic,
SchencIg-s Mandrake Pills.
Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
consumption.
Frequently medicines that viii stop cough
VIII occasi0n the death Of the patient, they lock
nn Toe liver, stop. the circulation of the blood,
lemurrhagC follows, ana in fact they clog the
acii1n u the very organs that caased the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes
81 two-thifds Of the cases Of Consumption.
Many persons complain 0f dun pain IA the side,
constipation. coated tongue. pain Ia the shoulder
liafp. feelings Of drowsiuc=s ana restlCssnes-,
llc FOOD wing heavily on the stomach, accom-
panied with acidify and belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from dis
ordered condition of the stomach or torpid
lver,
Persons 30 affected, II they take one or two
lcayp colds, and II the cough In these cases be
suddenly checked. VIII and the stomach aud
liver clogged, remaining torpid and inactive,
and almost before they are aware the lungs are
mass u sores, and liberated, the result OF
which r. DEATH
Scheuoks Pulmonic syrup f. sn eypsctorant
which does not contain opium or anything calcn-
ated 90 check cough suddenly.
SchenCk's Sea Weed Tonic disaolves the food,
mixes with the gastric juices OF the stomach,
aids ulyestl0n and creates n rayenOus appetite.
When the bowels are costue, skin sallow, or
The symptoms otherwise OF bilious tendency.
schenck's Mandrake Pills sre required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. III. SCnrSck SON,
y. r. corner sixth ana Arch sts., Phila.
And IRE for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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TIE ryrEnrArSMENr.

20 far hs the President and his family
are concerned, vas also simple. The
whole Of the Executive Mansion was
thrown open except tho business Office
aud Executive Chamber, and the rooms
we're brilliantly lighted. There were
10 attempt. at elaborate decorations. -
Fostoons of smilax were hung over the
mirrors and from tho chandeliers, and
pots OF Towering and bright-leaved
plants were brought from the conserv.
ltory and placed in the corners OF the
rooms aud around the bare walls. Bou-
luets in vase. were placed on the man.
els, aud baskets OF flowers on the ta-
ble.. President and Mrs. Hayes, with
heir family, and Mrs Mitchell, OF
Columbus, who was her bridesmaid,
received the guests and tried to make
he AFFAIR as informal as possible.
Az ORDINARY MARRIAGE cERIxoSH WAS
PERFORMED
in the blue room, soou after tho guests
assembled, the Rev. Mr. McCabe. who
originally married Nr. and Mrs. Hayes
officiating. After the welcome, the
President and Mrs. Hayes circulated
among their old friends, talking over
old times and new times. and such
other topics a. the occasion suggested.
At 1870
rHE STATE p1NISo-AooN WAS OPENED
and supper served informally. The
able was handsomely decorated with
fruit and flowers. and the cuisine wa,
u the ordinary sort at what is known
Is stsnd-up suppsrs. That is, every
ne helped his lady and himself.
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EXPLOSION.
Over Two Tons of Niiro-gIycc.
rine Exploded at One Blast
at Negaunee.
Death and Widespread Destruction
the Hesult-Nanses OF tiie Killed.

NEGAUSRE, Mich, Jan. 3.-The
most terrible explosion that ever hap
pened on the mineral range took place
about three quarters of a mile west OF
this place yesterday, near the Lake
Shore Nitro-GlyceIine company works,
and the wreck IL occasioned was terri
BILE. The employees OF the company
were engaged in loading 4,S0O pounds
of nitro -glycerine upon car for the
purpose of delivering il at the Republic
mine. That is all that is known of the
cause OF the explosion, as every man in
the vicinity was blown 10 atoms. and
all traces Of any of the surroundings
ara
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

Train. are run hy chicago time. wIlrI is
minutes slower than Detroit sul cleveland 8. .-e.
All trrins rTu da.l1. fErrut ~rr...ft.
CoNeECTTusr -Cle+~ con- frr.uTs Irf f4r 1. D.
SLANT, with a. G. y. r. f1r OF. points t'eJ -u.
west Al Nanehpat.-. wi.I jackson prHeh ui
l. N. :. r. n. A. Il4l.sla.r. Wltl /. S.. a g.
SNE A. tBs'f.r- with ~. W 3D.. 8. T. IT,.
for points nsTth ani south.
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VEGE INE
REV J. p. LUDLOW WRITES:
iTs BALTIC srsssr. BseoxLrS, y. W

Mr.. III. II. stevens.
Dear Sir:-FTom perssna benent received by
its use. as well as from personal knowledge OF
those whose cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous, ! can most heartily and sincerely
recommend the Vegetins for the complaints
which 10 Is claimed 70 cure.
JAMES LUDLOW,
Late Pastor calvary Baptist Church.
Sacramento. Cal.
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Il am dying. Darwin. dying!
Said old Pongo NJ the last
"You ere ni ch. my gorillai"
Uttered Dlrvin half aghast.
eyes. I'm ill. CD, y0ur gorilla
lam dying -yes-I think.
Groauod poor Ponco, then departed
Likc good old missing liuk.
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LAKE SHORE q MICH. sou. 3. R.


tE- Michigan Accommodation, going West
Connects with Kalamazoo nnd Grand haI.ds
Train AZ White Pigeon.
eV- Mall aud hight Express trains going cash.
connect wlth Trains Tor Detroit, at Adrian
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DETROIT RlLLsoALE & SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
Trains win leave the stations named, as follows
rom and after NOV. 18th. 1871:
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EEW YORK
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nd graphic pictures oi the great War 10
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

when David Da,il feels bad. democrat then
is het
when David Davis feels good, a republican
Ihcu a. hei
When David Dasis 1tt mad, WHY tlcn he's
the third parice. .-tDct Telegraph.
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ENTIRELY oBLITERArRD.

The Chicago & Northwestern car up
on which the explosive was being load.
ed was blown to powder, AID the on
gine was lifted mp and blown about so
feet, falling in a mass of broken and
splintered iron. Everything within a
radius OF 500 feet about the spot was
splintered and Wrenched to fragments.
The concussion was felt for miles, and
at Segaunee great damage was done TO
glass, crockery, etc. Scarcely q pane
of glass is left unbroken by it.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-01-08

Heart-Uending Picture al the Mis-
cry nt PIevaa-The sick Three
Days without Food-a Body of
1urkish Prisoners Camped About
Field Covered With Dccay.ng
Dead.
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cool f3f oJ diseases aris-
in7f from "a dcruugomcuf ~ the
rf1lfrrh. rs m corrective ~ can
f0f 1r efe ffrf. IICrsnitf ~ the
taste. fssisfs digestion, 0nd
Keeps the sUsfcn1 generally tls
Good cDRdi i.fOIl.
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SILVER WEDDING.
PREsIDENT HAYES AND wiFE's
SILVER WEDDING.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-To.night the
Executive Mansion was quiet scene
of happy enjoyment, on the occasion
OF the silver wedding of the President
and Mrs. Hayes. The guests present
did not number quite 100. The blue.
red, and green parlors were profusely
decorated with choice flowers from the
conservatory Of the Executive Man
sion. The east room and main cOrri-
doris were refulgent with light aud
odorous with eyergreens aud exotics. =
The wedding party was called to din
ner, which took place in the state din
ing-room at 10 o'clock. The entertain
ment was enliveAed with music by n
portion Of the Marine Band. The par
~ partook altogether of the character
OF quiet social entertainment, and
was attended by none of the scenes
that characterize official receptions at
the Executive Mansion. The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes received several
kilograms from old friends, congratu-
lating them on this joyful event. At
a comparatively early hour the guests
withdrew, with many expressions Of
kind wishes for the future welfare aud
happiness Of the distinguished hosts.
rHn rSTHn-ocEAS's ACCOUNT.
When il was decided to celebrate
their silver wedding, President Hayes
and his wife began to hunt mp their
old friends. After wedding guests,
the President has invited those OF his
college mates at Kenyon who are re-
siding in Washington; also members
of the Cincinnati Literary Club. the
Judges Of the Ohio sourts before
which Mr.. Hayes practiced, and mem
bers OF the Cincinnati bar resident in
Washington; next members Of his reg
iment, the Twenty third Ohio, . few
old army friends, and lastly his init
mate Ohio friends now in Washington.
These invitations did not exceed 100,
and include the wives Of the guests. -
The members OF the Cabinet and Vice
President Wheeler are
THE ONLY rARTIrs INVITED FROM orFI-
oIAL LIrs.
Chief Justice Waite aud Justice
Swayne, OF the supreme Court; Chief
Justice ID. X. Carter, OF the District
supreme Court; ex-Judge r. b. War
den, the first Judge before whom Mr..
Hayes ever tried q case, are all Ohioans.
Senator Thurman and Dom Piatt,
who sat on the bench together when
Hayes tried his great murder case,
were also invited, as were also Judge
Shellabsrger, OF this city. and Stanley
Matthews. who were his legal compan-
ion. in Cincinnati; Benjamin Long,
one OF hi. old school-teachers, 10 whom
ne has given place in the Interior
Department.; General Leduc, Commis-
sioner of Agriculture; Smith, appoint
ment clerk of the Treasury Depart
ment; ex. Governor Dennison. now
Commissioner of the District Of Co
lumbia, and Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren,
who Was also friend OF the President
in his boyhood.