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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31
The Western MaUazinf

The Western Magazine, a thirty pag
illustrated dollar monthly issued stimuli
taneousIy in all the principal western
cities, is now publishing Minnesota
edition, and will, for the next few
months, devote portion Of its space to
illustrations representing the prominent
points Of interest throughout the State
and that portion of territory embraced in
what is termed the Northwest. It is a
strictly pure and instructive literary pub
LEGATION and has met wivh much favor,
wherever introduced. The PAIGE is nom
inal, only one dollar a year, and within
thy reach of the masses-it being the
only illustrated one dollar publication in
the United States. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

After his great success as lecturer,
Artemus Ward induldged in the follow
ing Sunny, isn't it, when a fellow
doesn't know whether the bill he pulls
out of his pocket will prove to be TWEEN
ty Or a one? Disappointment Of that
kind never used trouble me before l took
to lectnring. Only tile ether day a
friend Of mine wanted to borrow five
dollars, and Icouldn't accommodate him.
had to give him ten''
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31
"What shall T preach about?" SAID.

''What shall preach about?" SAID a
minister to the pastor Of colo1ed flock
which he was about to address. "Wel,
mos any subject will be 'ceptable," was
the reply; "only I'd like to glib you one
word OBJ caution" sWhat is that?"
''Well, eff I was you, I'd tech very light
on dc ten commandments aIndeed,
and why2' "Oh, cos I hab .notise dat
dey mos always hab damp'nin' effect
on de congregation 49,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

PHYSICIANS Of all schools Recommend and
from hundreds, who order it daily in their gener,
al practice fqE dwellings Of all kinds; <suiIl-
simple and chronic Diarrhoea, Catarrh'
lferThieh It is q specifc) Chilblat us. Stinss
Hands, Face, and indeed all manner Of skin
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31
TAKE NO OTHER!

RHEUmATISM. No OTTER known preparation
Of this distressing ,iis,sso in it's Various forms'
Sufferers who have tried everything else without
Ing Ponds Extract. Ds en'ifeiS oufeo ny us'
NEURALGIA. All rouralgic pains of the head.
stomach ton a or bowels are speedily cured BY the
will cure as quickly
HEMoRRHAGEs: For stanohins bleeding,
either external or internal, it is always reliable.
ana Is used by Physicians OF all schools with q
tits invaluable. Our Nasal Syringe md III.
naiGr are material aids in cases Of internal
CATARRH. The Extract is the only specific
for this prevalent and distressing cOmplaint:
quickly relieves cold in the head, DC. Our Nasal
obstinate cases we reeo%@ uss oar
t1as a. r Kemsdy, which combines the vir-
ents making it the best known remedy for
DIPIzTHERIA AND SORE THROAT.
sed as earsle and also applied externally
surely control and cure them Do not delay try
dangerous diseases Np'0 "a 'A''o
1t is healing, cooling and cleansing. The most
obstinate eases are healed and cured with aston
BURNS AND sCALDS. Tor allayins the heat
and pain it is unrivaled, and should be kept in
every family, ready for use in case Of accidents
LADIES find 1t their best friend. 1t assuages the
pain to which they are peculiarly subject
notably fulness and pressure in the head nausea,
Rnds Of and
satns fas iS
completion have proven of inestimable advan-
HEm a1]1 or PILES find in this the
case cas- however chronic or obstinate, can long
service where the removal Of Clothing is incen
venient
| PHYSICIANS Of all schools recommend and
prescribe Ponds Extract. We have letters
9: Sore throat fsfia% M ai0? To%s ais
{5e4%sish is s:Psetss5; ShiiS1sins Sun =;
snd indesd al Hammer SnsPH sfia
diseases.
TO FARMERS.-No Stock Breeder, no Liv-
cry SE Me- A. can afford to be TthSuti It is gsed
and New sslsSi
has ~ equal for sPrains. Harness or
Sieedisx. Rssun S%s com a,'i Siar
i. aia and the Relief It as s IS &c
prompt that it is Invaluable in every Farm.yard
once. and you vii never be Without it, ~ 10 ''''
Parstion for use on stock is offered At the very
low price Of
$3.50 PER GAL. Package Extra.)
This is 60 Ct boiled teakett1e preparation 1t is
prepared with all the all Of articles receive
Sent BY express on receipt OF price.
| SPECIAL PREPARATIONS OF PONDS EXTRACT COM
BTNED WITH THE PUREsT AND MOST DELICATE
|. c. PERFUMES FOR LADIES BoUDOR.
PONDS EXTRACT. $10o, and sl75
Toilet Cream. 81 90 Catsrrh Cure. IS
Oantiffica ........,., SO Plaster. ......... q
LID saive. ........... 8 Inhaler (Glass Dc.). %
Ointment. ..:.......:. 50 Medicated Paper. IS
ANY Of these preparations will be sent carriage free
1t above prices in lots Of IS WORTH receipt money
or P. o. order.
bottles, enclosed in bum wrappers, with tho words
"PONDS EXTRACT" blown in the glass. It IS
never sold I'm bulk. No one sell it except ia
our own bottles, Is above described. - ~
U'OUR NEW PAMPHLET WITH HISTORY OF OUR
P1EPARAT1oxs, BENT FREE ON APPLICATIoNTo
PONDS EXTRACTC Co.,
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Boston is complaining much Of the impurit,
of it's Cochituate and Mystic water.
Malaria Disarmed OF Its Terrors.

o
| Malaria, that fell atmospheric poison, is dis
| armed of it's terrors, and health insured to
thousands residing where the noxious exhala
ton periodically infects the air, and engenders
intermittent and remitten fevers, by Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, the most popular as it is the
best, OF preventlves, alternatives and tonics. In
numberless localities where the demand for
sulphate ofquinine was formerly immense, the
hurtful alkaloid has been almost entirely sup
planted by this safe, agreeable and effective
substitute, which is genial in action and unob-
jectionahle in flavor It nullities the influence
OF miasma by giving more active impulse to
every vital function, quickening and enriching
the blood. overcoming tendency to bilious
ness, and promoting digestion.
To develop healthy and harmonious action
among the organs of secretion, digestion. and
evacuation, take DR.. Motifs vegetable liver
pills, which BEAUTIFULLY stimulate the liver,
| give tone and regularity to the liver, counter
blood Their cathartic action is unaccom-
panied by gripping and is never violent and
abrupt, but always gradual and natural.
These pills are Of the greatest assistance in
overcoming scrofulous juniors and eruptive
maladies. Sold by all druggists.
A college professor once said that "he who
expects to rate high in his class, must not erpec-
| torate on the the floor" Much of the hawking
and splitting was, no doubt, caused by catarrh,
which the professor knew could be readily
cured by the use of few bottles of DR.. Sages
Catarrh Remedy.
Coughs and Colds are often overlooked. A
! continuance for any length of time causes IT.
ritatlon OF the Lungs or some chronic Throat
Disease. Browns Bronchial Troches" arc an
effectual Cough Remedy. 25 cts.
Not lowest priced, poorest and dearest; but
highest priced, best and cheapest; this is what
is claimed for the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Organs.
For Pies, etc, use G. Gilbert's Corn Starch
Chew Jackson's Best sweet Navy Tobacco.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

HEMORRHOIDS or PILES find in this the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure. No
case, however chronic obstinate, can long re-
sst Its regular use. Our Ointment is of great
service where the removal of clothing is incon-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

DIPI7THERIA AND SORE THROAT
Used as gargle and also applied externally az
directed in the early stages of the diseases it will
surely control and cure them. Do not delay try
ms it on appearance of first symptoms of these
dangerous diseases. ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

Chew Jackson's Best sweet Navy Tobacco.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

ANY Of these preparations will be sent carriage free
1T above prices in lots Of IS WORTH receipt Of money
or P. O. order.
bottles, enclosed In burr wrappers with tho words
"POND'S EXTRACT blown I'm the glass. It is
never sold in bulk. No one sell it except in
our own bottles, Is above described. ~
UOUR NEW PAMPHLET WITH HISTORY OF OUR
PREPARATIONS, BENT FREE ON APPIICATIoNTO
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31
fectual Cough Remedy. Is ct.

Not lowest priced, poorest and dearest; but
highest priced, best and cheapest; this is what
is claimed for the Mason g. Hamlin Cabinet
Organs.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

|-claimed. Y Then, examining it, he read
the word "Private'' beneath : his own
name, and flushing hotly. he slipped it
| into his breast pocket. From Sallie,"
he said, quietly ~. 8. -
{s'What ever does the child mcan?"
cried Auntie Trib. Amt she up: Je
rushy, go right up and get her. -.
HShe% said as how sshe'ds been Iayin'
awake''Ssaid Jerusha, sand she. went to
to rest a SPELL ,.3.x., -~u!-,.. :.
sswell, you 50 along and tell her to
come," said Mrs Hill. --.- $500
But Jack called out: Don't disturb
her if she's asleep ,.s. 49, 49,. .u~.,~"8'
Jerush went Up and presently scame
clattering down again. ''She's asleep
she said as she entered Mo ,'.f, f.,
Poor Sallie had indeed dropped into a
troubled sslumber, and Jack would. not
admit for an instant the idea of rousing
her.
I'D would he eluei," said the soft
hearted fellow, "Faee and I will run
down here very soon again - :
! He was disappointed and 4doleful, but
he hoped~the letter would explain mat:
tiers. The ring had been daopped into
the fol2s of the paper, and its shape
could not be distinguished through the
thick envelope. Poor Jack wondered
! vaguely what the hard substance within
could he, but the real state of the case
never dawned upon him. .., -. :,
AS he and young Hill were walking
together to the railway station he took
the note from his pocket and tore it open
1t was brief, mysterious, decisive.
sQueer enough, = said Free, tor sall1e
to give us thessHp in this way: Just like
you not to wake her. She'll he mad
enough to Bless me, Jack, what's the
matter2n .----~,.. 49, -, - - t7ze
}. T.. For Jack had stopped short, with q
y violent exclamation. His face was pur
pie, his eyes blazing with wrath and pain
He held thering before Frees aston
ished gaze. ~ w. = @*f> =. 49, , =. =
I "What in the name Of began Free
But he was unheard; Jack turned swift,
and ran like, d mailman, back, to the Hi
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

LADIES find it their best friend. 1t assuages the
pain to which they are peculiarly subject
notably fullness and pressure in the head nausea
vertigo &C. It promptly ameliorates and per.
manenty heals all kinds of inflammation
and alterations. Our Toilet SOAP for
bathing, and Toilet Cream for the skin and
tage to ladies.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-31

This Is GO Ct boiled teakettle preparation 1t is
prepared with all the all Of articles receive
Sent BY express on receipt OF price.
SPECIAL PREPARATIONS OF PONDS EXTRACT COM
BINED WITH THE PUREST And MOST DELICATE
. - pERFnMEs FOE LADIES BouDOIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
Ehe Chinese Immigration Esiil.

1T rRESEHT STATUS; NOT MUCH PROSPECT or A
VETO.
The biz to restrict Chinese immigration o
this counrT VII 'ch was passed By the Senate
Inst SaJ' rdaT evening was the same bill that
cane fI6m the House with the addition OF seye-
rdl ant IdmentS which only made its prov ISiOnS
more binGlDg- III eflect the measure prohibits
any hin bringing to our shores more than fif-
teen Ci inamcn at one time. The bin now goes
back 20 the + OISe 10 concur or non concur in
tie Senate amendments. No d1uh. is enter
taTed that the House will concur. 4 doubt is
empress ed however whether in the press OF
business the bill Will come Up for consideration;
but Mr. Luttre1 and other western members
say they viii see that IL does. The President
II eve is good reason to believe has not yet con-
s1iered the question whether he VIII veto the
mea ure or not. This subject may cone uo in
the Cabinet Tomorrow, though il IS more likely
10 go over until the House finally acts in
tie matter. The statement that the bill VIII
be vetoed has gained considerable credence
secretary kvaIts is known to he hostile to IT,.
Ider ii Joint Congressional resolution, he was
by the direction or the President and his Cabl-
net conducting negotiations with the Chinese
minister 10 this country, Chin Ian Pan, looking
10 change i'll the Burlingame treaty which
would result in the addition thereto OF an
Immigration limitation clause. These negOtia-
t1ons have been progressing for some time and
have been so far harmonious, and it is under
stood very promising CT a successful term!na-
tton. The Chinese minister IS understood TO
have expressed himself TO the effect that bis
government IS rot opposed } 4 mod ifiratiOn q
the present treaty, with til" Vtev OF a reduction
in the number o. Chinese allowed to come to
this country. The bill which has Just passed
TIE senate OF course pats stop TO all these ne
gutiattons, and says SumnariIy, without any
ctnSullation Whatever with the representative
"f his celestial majesty. that his people are not
10 lie allowed the privileges accorded Other ma
nClS- These reasons may lead the President ~
veto tie blu. On the Other hand, il /, well
known that he is decidedly in favor OF a limita-
lion 10 the inflow OF Chinese; and that the same
element OF the republican party that passed the
mtaSnc through the Senate will urge him TO
approve 1t. The President would doubtless have
Eeen much better satisfied if the result which
the bill viii secure had been brought about
AFTER an agreement with China'S representa-
tive. AS The question when il comes before him
viii be in effect only one OF The manncfin which
the desired consummation was brought about
II Is not thought that he Will interpQ5e a veto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l7.-VirS1nia skies deferred
7ig; do. consolidated, 81 do second sprIes 81 %
do. past due coupons. "a bid to-day. Suear quiet
ana ste ldy-A soft, SAaS&.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l7..Cotton quiet Iuil ilins
% Flour strong-HOward street and western super
SGCa3 Sc do. extra 3S7as.l0; do. family 450a5 80
CITY mills super. lOa3 70; do. extra 75a4 25 do
Rio brands 5.25a5 50. Patapsco family & % Wheat
oLtherb firm, western quiet and steady-soathern
RED. ICCalg6: do. amber, l07al le. No z Penn
sylNanls red, O9; No western winter red spot
a5d February, l.0Sal 0sE; March, IOaha O3ls :
April, l1o4aIlOts. Corn southern active and
INNER; western active ana firmer-southerD wl.i,e
4saiG; Go yellow, fiaiik: western mixed spot
44ta44ss F' brrarr. Az; March, a. AprIl, 4sha
fhs eteamer, Al Oats quiet, southern 3la33 western
white S2a53' do mixea. 30a3l Pennsylvania. 3Oa33
Bsy stfalS-prime Pennsylvania and Maryland
II eOal2 70 Rye steady-good to prime, 5saG0 Pro.
loose shoulders. 4aiis clear rib sides 5a5i do,
packed, AZ and 5l. Bacon-shoulders, old AZ
mw, 8; clear rib sides, Oh Hams, 9al0 Lard
refined, terces, ~. Butter quet-priIne to choice
western, 1sa2U; rolls, 15al6. Eggs stea 1y-fresh
1IFetrol.um duu-crude, S's; refined, 90 Cot1ee
uuli-Irime to choice, 1la15b Whisky dull los
trlshtt to Liyerpoo per steamer quiet aud steady
cotton. nd -four 2s. Gi .-raIn, Cad. Receipts
four. 2,24l; wheat, $1,000: corn, l2i 600; oats
oil On SblrmeIts- wheat, S,gU0
NEW YORK, Feb. l7.-StocKs buo, an Money,
1Ea3 Exchange. long. 4S51e; short. 50. Govern
NEW YORK. Feb I7.-Flour frm.r Wheat
LONDON. Feb. AZ. II 80 p m-Consol, IN ,ney,
90 Lie; for the account, sc S-IG u. j. DO lie.
fourand-a halt per cents, lU7A; ls67s, lv4. Ecies
26A. New Jersey Central consols. 80 Illinois Oe
trail S65s. New Jersey Central, AN. Readln :, l3x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

BURNING OF THE SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME.
AT O'Clock yesterday morning flre was dis
covered In the basement OF the administration
building at the Soldiers orphans Home near
&enia, Ohio. and owing 10 the poor facilities for
the eXtiDgutShment OF fire, and the distance or
the building from the town, the iiameS were
under full headway before the engines arrived.
The GOO children at the home had just finished
breakfast In the main building and returned TO
their cottages when the fire made its appear
ance on the first story. Owing TO the dense
smoke which quickly nlled the rooms, the Wild
est CONFUSION prevailed among the teachers,
who vainly sought TO return 10 their rooms In
the third story 10 save their personal effects.
Several members or the legislature, who were
visiting the institution, narrowly escaped with
their lives senator Richards and wife escaped
by dropping from SecOnd-Story window into
blankets held by men below. Senator Sabin
and wife, Representative DOddS, and Mrs Ford,
wife OF the steward, saved themselves by leap
ing from SecOnd-Story windows TO the porch
below, from which they dropped 10 the ground
in safety. In two hours the entire building and
contents We're destroyed, including the personal
effects OF teachers and officials No lives were
lost, and no serious accidents are reported. The
loss TO the state by the lire viii reach about
$4,000. upon which there is no insurance. Tue
origin OF the fire is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
The Railroad telegraph Bill.

TESTIMONY OF MANAGER SIMONTON, OF THE AS
SOCIATED PRESS.
Before the Senate committee which is consid-
er1ng Senator Jones bill to authorize the use of
railroad telegraph lines for commercial pur-
poses Mr. J. w. Simonton, general agent OF the
Associated Press, made a statement to-day In
reference to the relations between the Asso-
clated Press and the Western Union Telegraph
company. Ii was closely condensed inter
esting and vigorous exposition of the general
system OF the association and convincing de-
monStratIon that 1t is not in any true sense a
monopoly; that 1T neither lives nor prospers by
favor of the telegraph company, but Is abso-
lutely independent OF that corporation, and
that postal telegraphy or any governmental in
tervention to fix telegraph rates would only
strengthen the Associated Press power and pro-
portionately weaken its competitors.
number or questions were asked by men,
bers OF the committee concerning various fea-
lures OF the subject In hand and were respond
ed to (as the chairman took occasion to say
very freely and frankly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
AMERICAN CATTLE ENGLAND.
slisCus>ion i'm parlian,cnf.

TORONTO, ONT, Feb. IA special cable
gram from London 10 the Globe SaVS:-The dis
ease amongst American cattle was discussed
Friday night in the House OF Commons IL was
stated that the pI1Vy council had for some
time past received intimations OF the disease eN-
isting among cattle in the United States. but
did not feel JUSTIFIED In prohibiting importation
until ii was shown that there was actual anger
OF infection. The order does not apply TO
Canada because Canada is free from the dis
ease. The importation OF United ~ ates cattle
into the dominion is forbidden. Every accom-
modation Will be provided at Birkenhead aud
Liverpool for the slaughter OF animals there.
At present the incOnyenient landing stage has
been abandoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

THE LAST FENIAN PRISONER SET FREE.-A
special dispatch from queenstown is as fol-
lowS:-"EdwardO O'kelly, the last OF the Fenian
prisoners, was to-day discharged from Spike
Island prison, In this harbor on condition that
he left the British Isles. He was this afternoon
placed on board the steamship Marathon, which
goes out instead OF the Celtic, bound for New
York. Mr.. OKelly was arrested In Dublin about
1871, charged with shooting at and wounding a
man who was supposed TO be a secret agent OF
the government. strenuous efforts have been
made both in Ireland and England TO obtain his
unconditional pardon. as he was the only sup
port OF an aged mother, but as the sequel shows
without result"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

KILLED BY A BULL.-A few days since we
mentioned that Mrs Mary Cochran, an old lady.
had been severely injured by being tossed three
times In the air by bull on the Batchly farm,
AVondale. On last Friday the poor woman
died from the effects OF her injury, and was
buried On Sunday afternoon from st. Andre VS.
church. IL appears that the old lady had en-
tered the pasture 10 save the life OF a little
child that had wandered into it, and in so do
ing lost her own while the little one escaped
uninJured.-ICiR. Commercial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

HoN. ZACH CHANDLER ON THE ELECTION OF
le.6.-A telegram from Detroit, Mich. FEB. II,
sa!S:-ln MS speech last night to the republican
caucus, Which nominated him for Senator,
having little something to do with the eIac
uon or 1876. 1t was an election on one side OF
fraud and violence, and without any execution
ara say IL deliberately and after mature con-
sluelallon-that the greatest fraud. in nv iidy-
lnent, Lhat ever was seen Oh the earth was sam
uei j. I1lden. AS have said, ran that cam
palgn 10 certain extent. | was Chairman OF
lhe committee, and they howled fraud, fraud.
fraud. There was fraud, but it was on the other
sioe. NOW, wish to say with regard TO that
campaign, as | have said over and over again.
dispatch, either cipher or In the English Ian
guage, or in any other way, that would not be
gao 10 see In print tomorrow morning in ali
tile oemOcratlc papers in these United StateS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

American hotel, Richmond, Va, containing IL
persons. including number OF workmen, who
had been repairing the roof, broke loose Satur-
and came down rapidly. breaking it's way
through 10 the basement. Three persons were
injured, two OF whom were colored engineers
OF the establishment. One OF the parties had a
leg broken. The other two were not so Seri-
ously hurt. No guests OF the hotel were In the
elevator at the time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17

CONGRESSMAN WOODS PRoPERTY.-N. l.. JEFF
fries recently obtained Judgement for $50 5S4 2s
against Congressman Fernando Wood. and the
execution was placed In the hands of the Sher-
In. The latter yesterday made a return which
was filed in the county clerks Office, TO the effect
that no real or personal property could be found.
IN Y, Herald, 18th,