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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

The rose of death. Do not wait
until the hectic flush which indi-
Gates advanced consumption, ap-
pears on the cheek. Check the
hard cough and heal the irritated
lungs with Htle'S Honey Of H0re-
hound and Tar. before the crisis
comes. BE in time. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l
minute. 10-4
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

Last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Pauline Held, wife of G. ii. Held i,
deceased, of Millhelm, sold her
household goods at public sale,
which was we'll attended, taking the
unfavorable weather into conSidera-
tion. Mrs. Held expects to take up
her home with the mother of &. III.
Held,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

The next term of the Penn Hall
Academy viii open on Monday,
April 14th, 1879 The efficient
manager and excellent educator,
Prof. Wolf, has made this school
one Of the best in PENNSYLVANIA and
tie citizens should not fail te sup
port it.
For terms and other information
apply to ID. NJ. WOLF, y. n.
princiual.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
GERMAN HORSE Ann COW POWDER

Keeps STOCK healthy and in good condition.
1t aids digestion and assimilation. Ii
makes fat, muscle and milk. BY using it
horse will do more work AMI a COW give
more milk and be in better spirits and con-
uition. 1t also keeps poultry healthy and
increase the quantity OF eggs. IL is made
by DIR. Levi Oberholtzer at his mills. back
oI l33 n. Third Street, Phila. 1t is sold BY
actual weight, at Is cts. per pound, by j.
w. SNO9K, Millheim, Pa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
DR.. Oberholtzer's Linirnent,
CAMPHOR MILK.

is now highly IT commended and offensive
ly used for Rheumatism, Frosted Feet
Aches, Pains, Sores Stings, Swellings
Sprains, &c. 1t Is of the greatest value in
curing Cuts, Ga lis, Sprains and swellings
in horses.
II acts quickly and surely. 1t ut once
Smoothcs and relieves the Stiff Joints, the
Lame Muscles and the Aching Nerves.
The money will be paid back to any one
not satisfied with its effects. Price p cts.
5 l5sttlcs for 81.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

We learn from the WatchnluR,
that the Pleasant Gap Hotel will
have an additional story built TO 1t,
which is to be used as a ballroom
and for hall purposes.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

WIZ. III. REIFsNYDER, JR., Of
fers his services TO the public as auc-
tioneer- He pledges himself TO give
full satisfaction and make reaSona-
Die charges. Give him a trial. If.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

The taking of testimony on the
the Yocum side OF the Curtin Yo-
cum contest closed on last Saturday.
Curtin has ten days in which TO
take testimony in rebuttal, whi h
Will close the case, and Congress
will then decide. We clip the fol-
lowing from the Philadelphia Times ,
There are ten or twelve cases of contest
e6 elections for seats in the House Of Re-
preSentatves OF the FGrty-SiNth Congress,
but Of these enIy four pear fair premise 10
strengthen the Democratic majority. The
moSi hopeful for that party is that of Gov
error Curtin. who contests NJ. HocumS :
seat. There are ninety-two specifications
In Goyernol CuT6in'S notice OF contest, en-
oracing wholesale allegations OF fraud,
bribery ana forgery. Eight hundred ille-
ga votes are charged 10 Nocum in Clerie Id
and aS many more in Centre. Our advices
from Washington indicate that Curtin
viii certainly be seated and perhaps 1T the
extra session.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

The Centre County Pomona
Grange will meet at Centre Hall, on
Tuesday, the Sth day Of April.
There will he three sessions, at 10
A. NJ, 2 and Up. NJ.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

Nos. q cOnnect AZ MGntaudnn With Eric
Mail west OH the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
Read.
Nos s 6 with Day Express cast ana Ma.
sara EXpTrSs west.
Nos. 5 4 with Fast Line west
Ar OHni5Sts will run between LewiSburR
and Montandon, to convey passengers to
and from Pacific Express GSt ON the ShIla
Celphil Il Erie Railroad.
The regular EatirOad Tickets viii he hHa-
ored between these two points.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

A splendid new Wilson Sewing
Machine for sale or TO exchange on
shingles. Call at the Journal Office
and see. If.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

NOrtCE is hereby given that an Ap-
~ phc,ltion viii be made under the Act
Of Assembly OF the Common wealth of Penn
Sylvania entitled An Act TO provide for the
Incorporate n aud Regulation of cer'ain
corpurationS" approved April 29th, 1874,
and the supplement- thereto, for the charter
of an intended corporation 10 be called the
Milhrim Turnpike Road Company the OBJ
icct of which is To construct Il turnpike
road from Millheim 10 l.. &. & =. &. Rail
Road and Tor this purpose to have, possess
and cnjoy all the rights, benefits and privi-
lcges OF the said Act OF Assembly and its
supplements.
JOHN Il. linn,
.Spllp1TnT
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

Last Monday morning we had
resi- cold snap again. March want
Ell 10 have US feel his power another
time, before leaving us.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
;parcd only by Levi oberholtzer, NJ. u.
The Phoenix Pectoral,

0O I ANDA4IA OOCO4 OV4'
Has proved itself to be peculiarly adapted
rem it breaks cold. tstops cough. 1t
aids cXpectnration. II gives instant relief.
1T gives strength. 1t br nGs rest. II has
made more cures than any other medicine.
SylvaHia have used It for years past and
testify to the relief given and cures effected
Price, 25 cents or 5 bottles for 81.
Prepared by Levi OberholtZer NJ. ID.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
PIMPLES.

] will mail (Free) the recipe for simple
VEGETABLE BALM that win reinOvc TAX,
FRECKLES, PIMPLES aud BLOTCHEA,
leGyiE Eg the skin soft, clear and beautiful I;
also instI ucti0ns for producing n iuxurIaut
growth OF hair on bald head or smOoth
face. Address, inclosIng Sc. stamp, Zen.
Vandelf & Co. % Ann 81, N Y 64sln
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
7 Obacca. lily
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
ASH g. ROBBINS,

Gin M 01ll1 Invested In WAL Street
OlU III 9lyUU Stocks1nakes fortunes ev.
cry month. Book sent free explaining eV-
FRS, Il Wall ST., New York. ll4iw
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

Yesterday the pablic schools OF
town clJSed their winter term.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
TO CDNSITMPTIyEN

Tho advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption,
by simple remedy, is anxious 20 make
known TO his fellOY-suierers the mcacs Of
cure. To all who desire 80, he will send y
copy OF the prescription used, free cC
charge with tbe directions for preparing
and using the same, which they Will find 4
SURE CURE for COSsUMPrIoS, ASTHMA. BRoS-
cHTTt5, &c.
PartieS wishing the Prescription, will
please address,
F., A. WILsoS, l9l Penn st., williArnsbHrgh,
NY. S9m
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
INOtiOlS & Fancy Goods Department.

Hosiery, GLoues & CorSetS.
RuchingS & CoIleretteS.
. Linen Cu6s &c Collars.
SIX, Lr,sen AID Cambria Hdndker-
chiefs.
! Six BolCs & Ties.
+" d; Worsted Vailinqs.
\ Breton, Russian & Hamburg Laces
Gilt, Pearl, IrOry d. Six Buttons.
Hamburg Edgings, 100 different
styles.
To,cels & Napkins
Je,re5ry, Perfumerv & Hair Goods.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
DIED.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

On the 30th ult., atsAaronSburg, Mr.. John
Frank, aged "A years, month and % days.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03

PIANOS AND ORGANS I5 ysa ySsles.:s s!:s
avery supcrerior Piano or Organ, equal ~
every excellence to any made at Manufac-
turer's Wholesale Price, and thus save near
yone-half OF yourmOney. do not fall. befo o
purchasing, 20 write for catalogue Of d
Scription and prices, TO Post once Box sss
New York. lI2-ly.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
Lodge and Society Directory.


The Millhcim Cornet Band will meet IN
the Town Hall on Monday ana Thursu"y
evenings.
Providence Grange No. 9l7 =. OF H.
meets IN AlcNRndCr'S block on thc Snu Sh-
turduy at each month at 6l4 T. ". ana on
the 18th Saturday of each month nj Is r. NJ.
Mlllhcim Lodge No. go, !. o. q. L. meets IN
the NeMliall, Penn street, every SATURDAY
evening.
Lodge Library open every Saturday eve
ming after o'clock.
The Millhcim Is. n l.. Association meets
In tho Town Hall. on tho evening OF the
second NJ, nday OF each month.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters
IN OF Administration having been grant.
ed 10 the undersigned on the estate Ol An.
ME HuSterman, late 0t llalneS township
deceased, all persons knowing themselves
indebted To said estate, are hereby request
ed to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims toprcsent theIa duly authen'
ticatcd for settlement
9-Ow. Il. II. liOSTERMAN.
TNXECUroR's NorICE-Irtters testament
IL arN upon the estate OF Henry Smull,
81, late of Miles township, deceased, hav
ING been granted 10 thu subscribers, MI
ncrsonS knowing themselves indebted TO
dccedcnt are hereby requested To make
immediate payment. and those having
claims To present them duly authenticated
Tor settlement.
SAMUEL GRANNY,
AARON SMULL,
Hot. Executors.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.

Philadelphia & Erie Il. r. Div.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-03
WINTER TINE TABLE.

On and after SUNDAY. Nov. 10th 1873.
the trains on the Philadelphia s Erie Rail.
road Division will run as follows:
, 1879-02-22

The London Spectator, In a long article upon
tho Zulu war, written before tic recent catns-
tr0phe to tho English arms, s,1uls It up with tho
statement that the zuus havo M army Of 10, GOO
men fairly arMel nnd trained to obey, to be op-
posed by 6,00o English soldiers, supportnd by
considerable body OF untlrlltcd English yroma1,,
ry und 1000 doubtful uutivcs. 1t believes Tint
II crrEwAYo should disprrse and yet control
Ills regiments, using his superior powers Of
marching and knowledge Of tils Country to In
rass the English movements. cut of supplies,
und wcRr them ont, aic might ultimately win,
but 1t thinks there Is TO probability t!at ho will
lo nMythinE Of tliu kind. On tho other laild, lo
will use hls forco as an army mud be crushed ut
u blow. /: says: "Tllcre Is, wo bellcye scarce
ly an Instance In history where "a King, having
formed Oil nrlny. with 1eeulur organization, dis.
ciplfne, aud officers, has used them as guerr,las,
though llrnEn ALI, the only natyo Prince who
ever beat liz, did something Of tho kind. Tho
temptation tn retain tho bonellt Of numbers, OF
enthusiasm, ansl Of unllyidel communl is too
greut, alad cycn the hlahrattas llaye always met
us tu the Held. CsrEwAyo, we iInasiuc, will do
thu same, aud will luarn for thu 'r.t time what
scientific artillery. usll civilized tactics, and tLe
tcrrlbIo tlro Of tho brecet.Ioaucr ran ACCOM-
pissli." Illcso W0rda were written before tla
news OF thu disaster haa reached ENGLAND, In
Which CHEEwAYo ayolacd pitched battle With
the natn Column OF Lord Cugs.sIsponD's troops,
aud tell upon hls camp.guard In overwhelming
nuulbeFs. Involving complete dcstruntiun. II
TIC should continue such tactics as tl.pt, aud
succeed In bringing ovet tho other trsbcs into an
alliance, lic may yet Involve tho English tp
lonE war before ho Is oy crcot1e.
, 1879-02-22

An opinion las boon prepared by Attorney
General EDuA11, by request Of tho Illinois
Honse, relative to tho nutl,ori' y undor tho law
Of tho Boardof Commissioners of Cook Coun-
ty to vote Themselves rate Of compensation
higher than $3.50 por dny and mileage Mt ilvo
cents per milo each way. the amouuts nn,nod
III tho statute of 1874. Tho Attorney. General
is Of opinion that tho pay Of these officers is
by this statute definitely limited to $3.50 per
day, md thai tho Commissioners llayo ox-
ceaded their lawful authority in voting thom-
solyea So per i1ay aud ,uilongo in addition.
, 1879-02-22

your boaoms, aud remove tho trnrllnols from
elections no that thoy may 10 1,uro, apd,
nbnyo NIL, conducted economically, bnt yon
don't caro- nnytling nboat tho appropriations
Hoatly 1t Ism question whether your n,lt1ncity
IL TO bo most admired or your htupi,lity must
deplored. Do you, Mr.. CHALMERS, suppose
for moment that the country iA disposed to
tntrslst a single section Of tho Constitution
10 your tonttos inercies It lnay forgot TINT
you quito recently fought 10 destroy tho
Constitution, but 1t will not cease 10 exccrn.e
you for yonr part in ono Of tho most ttos-
plcnbso nols Of tito Nobol1ion. Do yott,
ALIEN, boliovo tint the country will consant
TO Tho removal of tho ono barrier ngainst lis
s'io.bn'lot fra,,tls when you hnvo Tho hnstl!-
hood 10 apologizo for such frauds? II n,ny
trust you with the caro- Of tho coforcd INN
until 1t eau rescue Him from your brutality,
hut it will novor consent 10 cousign to your
nni'allowed hanl tho bn1los-box So you,
FERNANDO Woop, caro nothing about tho
appropriations. AYo submit lint you could
havo boon sont to Congress for no othor
oarthly purpose than to voto In tho routine
why. Your long career there l,as, 80 far as
wo Know, bcen barron OF any other rcaule.
sou7uAnD, wo respectfully suggest that
you ought 10 know opotgh to know that tho
people Of Ohio arc not fools. Huw many Of
thom do you suppose boliove Your state.
mont TINT yonr object in moving tho rcpenl
of tho Federal Election law was to promote
economy md tho purify Of the elective fran-
.chisa ? Not one. SOUTHLAND. Everybody in
, 1879-02-22
THE CEREMONIAL.

trtI.S,
. .o,., - n,aa iA a." j." ms. ,so,,,
'n,ut m I'M n,,'sr mi more % TIM rnost frjyo,ous Into
a..u paMae, aaa, " 1,.uxr t, matt, oar ,ls
frarranca Of aowcrs 'saiutca tit tho struugcr; SIT
minor clIordn oil tue organ attracted hs car; T
lar, were heavy 1rapcr,cs; on tho marble altar
In ta,c ct,ancyl wax candles tlickcrcd; through
Tue richly'co'orua rosc-wlndow on tue ,'.. soa!a
side Of tho cdlficc Asfut bursts Of sanllsa.
ca'no uni wcut, aul during their ot'cl
stav they shnno m MI awc.iI,sp'rlng
s.4a nc' ,,,n, ou Witch, IN tle rorrcou,
es.a'a4u.' "psu "u4' ,,Sl, w. @ tr, st,ht
robes oi ll's oflico' dead llshol'' 4ne p,;ns ts
rrox,or ] warn brought into stranro relief by tue
,aI,ot r.,, ,v,,,o,, coror'"1 Tho hIrr Arouud thu
."' "s ,ha svc,,,o,a ~ hs oIles md
rauk, wrought In exquisite floral designs. "
,cntty ha,l thc rltfiro bucn filled with multi
] t,,aa rnresan,,r @ @ 'yerv contition of lie, every
',srs =. ."n as,' .l..s ~ eoet., ,,no,,y ,cg.
a"' ,n nIe wsath and
ty. tic gentle u,,l tho rude.
r,1,, .,rv.n.urr ~ rcr, ps1Asrrcs
,.ns ns 49,, ,,a,',',1 ,,,a NJ Inv. nIshop.
NUS 'a'ec' m'.t ."s'u"eA s.o -. e. iouis.
ltonncssoy, OF Dubuque: ltya''' ol ot' 4+o..''
spaldlns. d pcoria; Fink, Of ''eavsn"oE.n; IN
@ wau. " w. m",os 1TH,, " =, ~ .1nsrnu. Mu,: til
Nnyle' t"a; Ia's"'', " ,,,,. 49,, us -, E,,hvjlf,
!notf' u C!cSn'ahd; feehal'' " ". ",' Er,u,.
ssr TS" i, ocaa1s ess sy " W. os 5 sse Sxy si ps
trctt uatt'' siIcl,' II ire" 'A'' wa "'''
Tic yurY Key, John McMu!len. D. D., f!saF-
{;e,lcral a,d Administrator ii TIC pIa'
ctso Of ChIcaeo; ii,o lloy. Fa!ler y.
Dls,un oFd Fos;: tlo AsS.'' ysry i,rv. I. Y. Kara.
ua~i,. r. IL 's,,s,,cnsion & iirillrc, N. y; llu
"' lsy. fnhcr d h' IisiIy, siiI of It. ins; tue Nsx
Ea,l.crs Ku!oo w,d CIcary, of tho Dlocsso Ut
Milwaukee,.
re is wv n"v Mvte Talsr iIurjus u.l Facts
lh W.py a,'a i;ar ss H,hr ~ ofiu, rror and
Fathers IIaIdl, Morcschlpi, n1ul 1t. L.nl., q. :.
r,aty x"sy MoS; f1tasr ,i,,a,"r % %Essins, Sshase.
u'5ISbe ,nsn, HIT u.' Hwy ~ no3G inctic T.. IS,
nSii ' VIZ W.T. it"s III E.,i1sr U}lss, aud Fattess
, 1879-02-22

And how will aur protcnso Of reform bo tc.
gartletl by tho rooplo when 1t comes from a
,nnn III T1InEN's position?
Tho nomination Of TttpES, from whic!, It
acems impossible for tho Democrats to
escape, vii. throw tho Democratic t,nrty
l,ack to tho single roso,,rco of tho nFro,,l "
cry, whiol, mt,st rest upon tho record Of Tho
PorrEn Committee. II wilt no. bo nblo TO
rrgo tho objections OF ~carpotbng;s,n In
Southern Btatos, hut. OF tho contrary, will
bo put on tho defensive to excuso or tuatify
tho prevailing practices of tho Southern
Democrats. It will not tlaro TO advocnso
openly tho pnymont Of Rebel claims, though
1t hAs become evident TINT this Is tho aim of
The Southern wing of tho pnrly. It will not
risk an alliance viii, Fiatism, because
that issuo WAS brought to sudden closo
by tho successful resumption Of Bpucic-
Payments 1t will not bo In a position 10
advocate reduction Of tnxntion, for II Inns
already bccomo committed by tho action
Of tho present Congress- to schemes tint
will nocessitato Increased taxation. All TINT
will DO left to tho Democrats, thou, will 10
tho stalo lRrnons Of Fraudf" nnd, with
THIS, thoy will bo buEdenetl with candidate
who either Ind guilty knowledge of tho most
glartng frauds over attempted, Or who WINS
too imbeo'lo to detoct them III hia own pri-
vato Office md ntnong his most intimate as-
hociatos. a AproposEtion to euro fraud through
tho ngonoy OF Man who ia confossotly other
knavo or fool, is tho ridiculous position
, 1879-02-22

Tic Berlin correspondent Of tho London
Times throws eblno light upon tho recent nce,,-
tlattona botwcen D1sMAucK and tho Vatican,
which 1t was stated a day or two ago lad
reacllcd successful basis for compronltae 1t
appears from lts statement tl,nt the recent antI-
socia1|stic Encyc!tcal ot the Pope wns hcartlly
received BY BrsMARCH, nntl that ho ntdrcsscd
lottcr to Cartllnal Nina In which ho offered Its
congratulations, and expressed hts great dcsirc
to enter into negotiations. Among otlcr re-
suits It is claimed tllat tho popn nccepted
proposition made by Dr.. FAIcK mining at the
reconstruction Of ccrtaiu South German Bish-
oprlcs by which the centre Of gravity In eeclcsl-
astieal atfairs will 10 transferred from llcsee
md baden to Prussia, mud Metz md Strasbourg
Will cease to be connected with the Church Of
France. md TINT the Vatican has agrecl To vir-
t1'ully recognize tho incorporation Of Alsacc-
lorraine Into Germany as MI Accomplished fact.
How the French, however, will regard this ac--
tion Of the Vatican remains to be sccu.
, 1879-02-22
THE LEGIslATURE.

The Legislature Of Illinois has been In
session nearly soran weeks, aud has ,natlo
but litt]o progress. Two weeks ,voro sub
stantially wasted iu system Of junketing Mt
tho public expense, whilo other time was
wasted in manipulating tAo election Of n
Senator. Tho responsibility for this wasto
of time pertnina to tho Republican party,
which has u clcar majority in both branches.
Not q law has been euacted, nor do we be-
1ieyo thoro has boou q single bill matrred or
considered. The Legislature Indignantly
discarded Senator uAsn1ToN1s suggestion
TINT, rs thcra was no timo to mature COM
plcto Revenue bill, it 10 postponed 10 a
session to DO hell for that exclusive purpose,
but at tho saulo tiino tho Legislature has not
given ono hour in either House to tho con.
sderation Of nny branch Of tho Rovcnuo law.
They haVo ITO ttmo at prosent, and will set
npart no timo hereafter, but tho time wasted
is mono tho less expensive to tho State, The
time spent in drumming up votes for tho
shameless job at Chostor, if devoted o1cl,,-
sivoly to tho Rovonuo law, would havo sayod
the stato, the counties, and tho cities moro
money than would hnvo built hnlf-a-dozou
ponitentinrics. Tue grcatest effort was lnatlo
Inst year to ,geouro tho amendment TO tho
Constitution authorizing general Drniu-
age Inv, but the Legislature so far
Inns failed to accomplish anything in
that direction, unless perhaps 10 incline to.
wnras mortgaging all tho land in Illiuois to
somo tilo-manufacturing companies. II ia
tinlo for the Legislature to go to work sys.
tomatically md dispose Of as soon as practi-
cablo tho nattGta Of legislation requiring
action, mud then adjourn. Among theao
important subjects may DO enumerated tho
Drainage Inv, tho hovonuo law, tho Inv
regulating foreclosures ot mortgages md
judgments for unsatiyaod balances, ostab-
fishing uniformity botwoen foreclosures of
mortgages md sales un1or trust-deotls, tho
rase Of interest, aud tho preservation Of tho
caual. Prompt, studious, oarnuHt discussion
OF thosc measures will giyo tho Legislature
ample work for tho uoxt six weeks, and, l,ay-
ing lna!urod these measures aud mado tho
appropriations, tue members will DO ablo to
60 homo and face tlloir constituents with
something like Holf.rcspcct.
, 1879-02-22

The sonata yesterday turmoil It's attention
to tho 6ufIerings Of 1.-Two stock. III transit from
tho West to tho seaboara. or, 1t nay be, to
tho suffor'nga Of certain collection OF intll.
vis1uals who own what are called pnlaco
Btock-cars; for ainco tho pnssago OF tito
Hraz!iRn subsidy Job tho United states
sonato iB justly liablo to hoyo Tho worst
construction p'aeed upon lis acts. This
particular blll is supposed to contemplate
tho shipment of cattle and hogs upon Oh iul-
proved plan, as 1t provides for unloading
them attcrtwonty-cight hours Of continuous
travel for the purpose Of rest, watering, and
foeding. It also provides for tho creation Of
numerous now Offices, to DO filed by tho
Secretary Of the 1ntorIor-Cattlo Inspectors
to dotortaino whether cattle arc III prouer
condition for shipment abroad,
, 1879-02-22
me Cathedral Filled to Overflow.
ing with Tho sorrowinp
Faithful.
thousands Of People Waiting on fl.
Outside to CT a " '"'
Glimpse.
i'ohtificnl High Mass cetcbrato,
oy Bishop Hcnncssy. Of
i. Dubuque.
The Solemn Rite OF Absol,,,to.
Performed by Five '''
Pfelates.
BISHOP lynn, OF st. Louis, rreache,
m Eloquent Memorial
Sermon.
Tlo Remains Taken to BaIt;noro T.,
Final 1nterlneat,


.Eycn l,cfora n. ,,s'a'.t W - ins FAITHFUL.
wns ,Tora,,,, s..,s .ns o'eak u aaY the Cathedral
o,,r,,.s,a "5 nsoleeea win people eager to rain
uuul'sslo" asia scats. They catnc In twos onI
tnfees, atngiy, md In numbers. 1'ho,. .." ""a
by families, tho rray.hrndo1 s3 eaHe
leading tbs c,II1ren' mi w.. E.aHaiathcr
llcr l,abo In hnr ar,,. "'''! ~. ."e mother NTH
"omon' men md women in sni!dlo !fc, " ,n,
people ail small boys. !.orkcu to tho chureh sn,
quietly took placca wh.uco tn,-os. '. .''.; ~ anu
,nust cn,v. ,rho. ,vot,o.1 ..s,,' ns,ess would be
,yc I'm d,a,s ,n',,' "",tu natent'y Tor thr hour
..'a. t" ~. uoofs "oula DC oncncl. Long tctoys
thc thousands. The people foc}sel pro,,nl H., J.,
entrances, crowded upon tLn e,ona a".,. ..""a .ao
t,onra am, st,,>,, r" 'u H., s"e sleps against tse
tt,,ir ,,.tar .,'., ,nI SIDEWALKS quiet In
letl EFioi aifu siicit In fcr feeling OF bcrcayc.
nent. The streots surrounding the cb,rr,,
began. and, even ofirr o1,n,,4..s" ] ."' sss''ees
rrartn,, ~ ~, ~. as, no'i'tta"ec mad been
seantea 10 I'LL 10 whom 'tweFc possible 10 aJant
u, tllc gathering did not sceln less larrc. W1rn
Tho doors werc opened ut Tic hour onn,,o,si
for the funeral services thcrc ,ro. rua'ea n..,s
every entrance Many persons were pushed
from tue stops nnl barely escaped betpr
crushed under tho feet Of thu ,on7tont1r'
growing crowd, Not ml,eI, ttwo .xna 1t"s.'' t".sr
IN n,ffur ovnrv ro..,. 49,. -. ."u ~. nus 'aken
,n,,,r ra.,,i. Jst5 H. '.ans ssat IN te cdiiec so
services .! tic sary morning. rhoss s au. at
side, though disappointed In bs!nr rclusci iH %i a
piaec within, did not depart immediately, Son,u
VI thc,n stood by for hours. an! told of lie nanY
ngss Of kndliNcsh DONG by tl,ctr dead D;shop.
lley all scanned to know him. llscy hal
from that time a 1'ersonal friend md M Inter.
Gstcu counselor. Irutc8lQut uUll t!at11bc alt,:,