davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-04-10

Ilau,eFtc exports frnn, 1HlI. to 1H7A inclusive,
are SLATED In n,axcl guild and currency yutues.
III our trss!c With thu Untei Kingdom during
tcytu years rlar to 1etIj, ile yit!lr ui imports
whs IT., excgss of That Ut exparts: ain1. ,iur.Hg
l,il.cr years. lu vntlse III exports WIS lit cxcrss
vi Tint Ut !Iapnrts; hut, lurtnE every year suil-
tutltsent tu 1Iic year 1871, illpre tas hem IL
,n.Mlly increasing: excehs uf rx!lurts OVER In
turts. UurlG3 the year et.EtAi ,jHnu ". Ibis,
lie yallle vi HE exports Of t0!estse a'!u foru!aN
,urrullatltilsu amounted 10 $;Is7.. .1u and tIe
value ni i!lu i,ururts VI mtrctihlkt. irt,n that
country amounted IN Gl0s, ,oao, ,Gis,-sho yanc NJ
Cxt,nrH nslG, lnnre tlll,l tl.rce llal 1laf thurs
tt,u yAlue vi lmIurts as1 ti1r rxcths III experts
oycr itn}urtx amounting to saaSut tI0, ,01i.
1t Is MM interesting iact tu tl0tlt that wht!o ille
tt,li'lerce buLweun thIs cnhtry nnu tto lnitet(
Kingdom, during the lust iisca! year, constituted
III. II ter cellt I'll uMr Inregn commerce, 1t WAS
taiiy Il l,er gent VI tho foreign colDInescc Of
Great Britain.
Duit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!, The growth u( oAr wEcat.exportAinnR during
tbs last haif-ecnturY Is besuuti comprehension.
The foluwfug table, from ulieiai SOURCES, shows
tho cnt!ro expectations of wtleat and wheat
!!aur to t;rcut Britain ami lrctand from tl,u yrar
lb:,p. Commencing Ii. l9J0 wiki afl expectation
Ut s. 7 bushels vi wheat un.l J,1,ts3 bushels Of
wtavat-our, tho expectations lal Increased
during the fiscal year VI 1878 to ut, ,U4,733 bush.
els Ut wheat nn,l l,Gi5, ,i7V barsuls of lour:
, 1879-04-10

ntniiitens, t,,r custom pntltfurs, with no s:ns
of disruption nr ticray. rrhtlrsuIGn anh ercrs-
hosly else suLTer greatly by IT, having. ut the end
uf cacl ynnr, II number at llcbta mt only uiien.
lie, ntl,l mover cin l,r, on nny sound Or desirable
tas!s. III Japan until II Thorough reformation
bllll linYn lunlI Instituted.
, 1879-04-10

received innhy hearty congratulations OIL The
vtml;.Atpn uf bis uyalty n Il snldtr.
CnnErrss eSpreta tu nu1onru ly Tho 1st Ut
May, alnl eucIrty proposes 10 nlnGo tho cl6s!n-
fortnight Df tic preset,t Munth "awTullv
tolly," which 1t l.as not been of lale.
RtCONTEUrtt
, 1879-04-10

WASHINGTON SOCIETY.


Congregational Bouquet -Gtrers--.t allsthltc
-CnnEressiot,nt Orutory-ro1o M Sisntca- |
Jarlcy's ax-1ynrlss-Tl,e Do Nithuuts- |
Living c1'e.s",s" - ra't1'e*+ ,1t Diri'mnne ,n
a.' ,,..n,.,, s,o,,,,r,,tt,nx-T,n s,,crn,.,,
nn-a'"s"no Se''"t'oa ',..,. ,,,,,.'.'' .n'.
GlrA-sow ION In"'r"nH Nnn'Ay % "nn
Dlstrihutct-t'c1'.Mile1'c 'cnreor-tHrn"nes
Fnbnluns nos.cnrt-4i Itebrnw i;otr"that
Tho F"'nhteor Mill" "ist Ti'etr Ex-
prctud s'sstoFa-The C'sniorol"o!1Fee case
-Chnt Topics.
Sntrt1E Correspondence af The Tribune.
WAs1l1SGToS, D. G., April I've thought
.... ',.,,,.. ,.,..,v .r1,J.,, s,-ro,t .-j,n th,
h'E cn'''"3 o'as's ""'e'' A.1"ss'1 W. .no
slsslll1le Of the leliGtAchihE tlays. 1ct Natufo
Is Clothing the trcrs III tl.ctr vcrnnl l!ygries.
,lpckct. with bud urI blossom, a1.tl tho gsass Of
1so ia a,r,nr,nr m t,ro,,o,, ,be ,1ca1 roy,s NJ
100 ,.a.'.,., ,..s. 49, .I,.o,. J ,,,,,,
1910 US p'lshs "o''s s'o"a t"io"'" a'' aoo'o
"l't"'s to'5"". :. ~" u".' 4no'o "u'' W.
snail ha'o tuosc !lor'Ass ua'S "hen-to tlse t''o
expressive phrase Of nn Oriental Wrster-" f!ic
rrecu blood tlauccs IN tho veins Of the rusc-
tro.s !, Nn,uw,,,,n our hcllcs have .nfoyc,l tnc
u.s.. tn-,oo -
eohsefFhto1les oI
at the foot OF tho Cnp!t0ifnc l!tll where tero is
n rlor,o;,s tlIsnlay of ruro nlnnts and t1owrrs.
, ,1.,Ivhtfn, ,rsnrt II IT, ,,,,,rioIIy fir t,'t,s.
- ueHsn''n. 'Ino'1 ~ ~ eopee1'''' 'o' .'u''
W1irlea aoolt Ill tl1e "!d cxctteuncht oI the
Legislative hats, wto can III Il icW moments
puhs Into the presence of bcnu'ful, tranquil OBJ
fscts, und by the contemplation Ut them f1cshu
r., th. nflnt. atale, np u,,wo,ltublu, CORNERS OF
rs,'..s,n.Io.,,1 ..,f.,n,,a. tvhnto,,. .,,r ,,o.
Io'e'cos'o"a' .Ats.e.ee "A"ss'1s o". "H
thal Gelerts Ill taste 't,ay bc, We nave, anu IL
increases every yenr, u national admiration for
Flora. Th2 conecryatorica Mt tl,p botanic Car
In, n w,Ic,, o,,r navn, nf,lrprs hnv. h,eurl,t
"e'' ~ "''s'' ou' "",a. os'" ''a'v
et'ntslhh1sohs 1Foh' esctS c'ihle' as'' "neh ett-
gress has 50 generously taken under its especial
uatropagr. provo Tint VIC aro
p,nvrn,,ov,sn 7,1or,r.
49,. ,e't..'. .[n'." .'".
IN the centre ot t'e 'areef conservatory Is an
Australian forcst, composed OF lnni!y yastetica
ot ruro trees frolu tint uistant cuutinr1lt sule
nf th,.m ttlt,ntt, }y hotaurnl nan,cs n.,,,pst "a
W. ,,,sr,,.,,,.,, rn, III p,.,,,,,, ,r., III,
''''s "s n'''ne''e ',', n'' ss"'''s ~" ~,
tropical pantsf asll w so1''ss 1hto te iliiaat Vi
them. uder tic sllatle Ut the Gl1lntlc bana.ls,
INN r,.I fa1lcy t1,at lr ID an 0tlc Ut tile smiley isles
| nf 1Iu f'actilc Around in Ilu,lrsEt,g condition,
urf cinnamon trars. coIrce uuuks, tatrs III clus.
~, t",, ,,,,s wi',, tl.tr ,rrnccfnl ,nnvrs lin,
,s4a, 1ao p'ne ,, Wv" .. ,,,a,, sr .,.,'.,, soi,
| lhulhohe al'p'c t1ce. "hlen' 1"t .i"o'u ea''
"I'csscs llcnvcn'a Inhabitants with fruits u
}tuulOfLAlItf,F picturesque assortment O[ cAGt
, 1879-04-10

THthi.... ......S S451, 0,l III! 100. 90 |
Tile total ynsuc OF imports from the sixteen |
countries lltst named amounted to 00.79 pur !
rent Ut The entire imports Into t,,r United
Stutcs,-thu remaining 0,21 per cent hnving been
inuurtctl from tho thrty.twn rcrlalutll. coltu-
cent OF the tuta1 imports Of merchandise was
iron, tic United Kingdom. It nlso nppeurs tint
the Imports OF merchandise ituns thu United
Kng1on, an.l her dependencies amounted to
7,n254 ,o5', 3j.aj per cent Of tlle total i'm
ports of merchandise from oil countries. Tho
Imports OF merchandise from the countries 0f
Europe amounted to aao3, ,03l ,5.y or 1867 per
CENT OF tiic total imports lnto thu United Htntrs.
OUR COMMERCE. WITH GREAT nEtra1S.
Great Dritatn Is tue largest customer of tic
United States. The commerce between the
United States md Tho United l1tnglonl-lvn-
ports an! exports-turing the ycnr ended juno
90 1873, constituted 4314 per cent OF the total
foreign commerce Of the United States, mud our
commerce with tint country a,ll 'icr dcpcnd-
cuc!cs constituted 53.0f per cent ol otlr entire
foreign commerce, Tho total exports Of do
mcstic merchandise from tho United 9tntcs dur
In: the year ended Juno 10, 1873, amounted to
s709, 342s pf which s3ss, ,430, i30, ;A.57 per
cent, consisted Of exports to shn uittcl King
t!otll. DurftE thu sunc ycnr the tutnl vnlue Of
tic imports Of merchandise into tlle Unitrl
| Stu,es trnIn fnrefgn Countries aMol.ntell to
S437, 7,05l :s! of which STU, 200 ,611, OF 2l5 per
ccnt, consisted Of imports fron tl,o UMttcd King
| DUN.
| ekurcat Britain IL Tic most formidable cotnpct-
ftor; ail. ut tho tnmc ttuc tilH largest customer,
| Ut tic United States. Under the rca,ons VI
maritime reciprocity the merchant maritime OF
| TINT country lus secured sargu share OF tho
carrying lrnle i'll our commerce wltn foreign
countries. Besides, III the expectation Of pruti-
uc.s of luauutlctur:, this tntustr1es of this co,sil
try meet, In all pnrts ri the world stlhrp cDlll-
| uctltiun III tho tnnluilcturn1 Industries Uf
Great Drttnn hut, III our eoinnlesrc with thu
! UutGl Kingdom, tile interests Ut The American
agrieulturlst asc highly subservcil. To that
country Is sent G91t per cent Of our exports Of
lrrulstu{s, u. % yer cent uf our exports u! rot
ton. G.D1 per tent ot our c&tnrts uf provisions,
and hf.7 ,lcr cent I'll 0lr cxposts Of I've animals
It also u,prnss iat N4.tl er cent III 0,.r cxuarts
q! tin. products of agriculture Is to tile Untctt
! Kingdom. Tho expectation Ut agricultural
products to that coltutry IL. IN fnct, pau Vi tlln
Ilost Important branches OF our cntlrc foreign
| eunnlcrcc.
The following tab!o, prepared by the Statis--
teal Bureau, stlows the value oi the cxparts af
merchandise fsom the United atatcs to The
United Kingdom, Al,d tho yalnu VI tl.r Imports
uf merchandise into tho United States tro.i! tc
United Kingdom, during cnc1l ycar ended Junu
10, iron, 19a0 to 1875, inclusye:
, 1879-04-10

sNlne months,
YALuE pF GOLD AND SILVER Cn1S AND nuLL1nS
imyortni into and exported from rho United Slntcs
from 1R1l Ia 1878, inclusive; showing annual
cxecss Of impoEta or exports:
, 1879-04-10
NEV.YORIi DEMOCRATS.

NEW.YOIIi DEMOCRATS.
Private Conferencr of Democrats Of All Fnc- |
tiana III the Hlntc--httanpt t" Heourn liar
i,ony for tl,n CtmpaiEn nf tHSo-Stytndur
Ennlcsl for Governor.
4yt,D lnrk tribune. Antst7.
a conference ot prominent Dcnocrats from
different parts Of the Stale was held Saturday
afternoon at thu residence ot August Bclmnnt.
Ticconferenco was thu result Of tneet'ng os q
small number Of 1)amoeratfc politicians, held
some time agu, md had tccn III contemplation
for two tnoutEss. Tho Invitations wcrc sent oat
by Mr. Belmont, nud. 50 far rs cali bc learned.
the pcrsu1ts to whoni tliuy were 6cnt wcre ST.
lcctc,l by HIM. Among them were mnt who
l.ayu hern moro or less prominent III the tllt9er-
,cnt faulons OF Tho party, and The uurposc ot
tho conference wna to discuss the present dior
ganized condition Of ihe New York De-
mocrncy, anu to consult as to lie best
measures for securing harmony Of actlon
| III tho coming canpngu md hueccss
| Mt tie polls in November, Among Mr. Bel
| 1nout'a gucsts weru Sanford Il. Church. Angus
| tus Srhoonnlnkcr, lirlt.-tiov. DDrs!eincr, cx-
tiov. John T. Hoffman, Aniasn ]. Parker, tacorEc
= Comst9sl' Erastus Bro9ks, Alien G J'','. JbSael,.
Z. e. il. Walker :. L. ii: Barlow, t'e1nndcrT.
Goodwin, Hugh McLaugtn. urosgo n. Dccbe,
tsl1all "ar" bnIlci MaIu' -. ~ Stsesst wt naEG' ~
| L0etwooH4 j. NJ. nnvee: Lewis :; FaYile, Eti-
%hta iihGat SuMTacs, y. ssc'':Gi 1'," mxtm IT, i
oAe' Geofee r.. ,'it' ,m'Mitate' aHreu l asstI., 1,',
ncn1anin a. Mi!!is, "Isa ..i,s !. dtafgfs' @ % y"am
iiuler, H. ~. ahecs, - y; lesi, ,,,,,,, m1u .'v ,r,
uthers Nsspotsss 'fo, 'assn @ '.ut9eF 'a 1,a,, mu
wGrp not allie 70 no piesent WITT IT,; tsaa a'lcy
w eSnfcsaen heatss |! y ILL ~ tso u'po9' VI
tsle ncett,E nnti wtsllen ~ EtGnt eaesess, sea
Aue1st belgt n'aac p.,e. aoaUss ~ Wst
CONG. hc sa'u u Was q souice ~ s. slat!ea''o'.
to in W aea 30 ihnhy tarty eaaers psescmt. IL
haa bccr thonent ocst 10 na'e ptfato Cuh.cl.
ence, niiA nc was niou'i ~ ottet .s ieh,spse
for tic p'lrrose; lug 9n1ees .. t,e 'hect'ns, no
sud. vas u txehaiiEe flvMs .s ~ se VA ~, HELL. @
odsto PC aopse9 10 sGsh1a 1lartony y! u, tl,s DAILY
throughout flu SINE, n ot9er 70 insure success
in ts,u approaehiuE ircs.achs1al siesto1l: III
conclusion, he snia: "Oioa tlln Umpire stato AZ
dcpe.lus' tm grsat measure, ts smceess ot . 1ne
natty tn 1sss'. lhero tnust bc narInoay, Inc
tl1crcht elements must Mnltc aii" work toEether
fur tlm eolnt,lon good: li'e 9cst inethous 70 nc
cO!npltst tile eH4 III ssew nccd careful consueFa-
| tf.,L.
, 1879-04-10
THE VhNDEIsD1I.TS.
Cornnlius !. Gets Its Aiilllon-sstt1lnE Up
tt,n 0rcolcy 1,ei,t-svtlnt tho rnrtioa lu
InlsreRt lfnyo to Shy.

I'll, OreolCy 1,e,,t-,yhat tito rnrtios Iu
1nlsroxt 1fnyo to yuy.
St,e ,n,k Herald, Anrtt =,
,vbor n ,yn. anun,,rcctl orciusfveIy In tho /
" n-,,. - Wi, ~, .hat t,,n oon.
1ieraa on to .t y. 'n.en I'm, 'uss '"s .,'u .a
tcstants III the Vanderbilt viii ease nae dce'aeu
to withdraw from tic field, nl!l1 TINT Cornelius
!. Vanderbilt had nIsu ordered Ills ]nwycrs to |
,,,,,o ,,,o s,, In had ,,rnrft auo,nst Afr.
ssu".u0 NV e,. ~. u nno "nn H.. H.,
william II. Vanderbilt lof the sl'"o'su" 'nat he
alleged his brother had promised him, 1t WIS
rcnprn}ly .,lsnectel tf,at n conuromiac had been
eirortca whic! hud satisfied oil tho pccun,nry
ai.tr,. ,nn1o arotr,t IT. Wil,,or, r. Vnmlcr-
claims maua aga'nst Mf. nll',un' ~. sam'.. "
h!lt. An to tho compromise there IS now no
longer my lotibt, ns,t It has boen mas!u with all
IN, it,rn,u,as ncccssury for sucl, transaction.
INC 'aet ID t."t ~ "s. f. e.sne''"e .. sanu
Inns been given sl'ooo,oH], ING AMOUNT "n,ea NV
clattncd lint Ills broll'rr Ind promised nun On
tl,e condition tl'ut ho would not contest !'!a
."s!t' "' .ita -, a." ms ,snss,e,ortfv flc.
inanaet, md harmony prevails once moro
nuiung tho V"n!lerb!lts, wn1o Coffe'ins W
s..,s,. "..,,,,,-
ios .ns'r se' au,,, ~. ., cro --,,r.
Mucn nas oesn sa"t auI =; t'S v"
| regarding the Indebtedness o1 torneias D. fa1'-
,scsltlt 10 the arceloy estatc for money loaned
him hy the Iatu tIuraco Greeley nltt 1n,,cl, ,ln-
.,-s;',s @ w. ,,,,,,aa, hos nrr,orod Il, lin rms.
um, hcon oxprcrscd by tho public affecting AIR.
r." c..a,ov,a s,1,,o, in ,hn Jnvcs,n,ct. ,rhc
u1eeacys 9"ueHeht III NV 1"ssa','' s,' ~ ~,
loans were made to Mr. .FaIdeF5s't ~ yits1n ol
the Promises made. u ts allcecn, 1o MIS- snn-
| !crh!sts Ehortiy ociorc hcF death. y ,N,.
| tircolcy, who pledEsu h!fnsclt at%nYs 10 10y"
nfter The interests VI her son. mn! TIC consola
| f!on which luis promlso aitofdeA 'ae naeM lnuy
On lcr tlcnthbeu was. T. is kaltl, very gfathSnE
to Mr. Grrclcy. In 1877 mr.. Corne1's .. vats-
aerbt hnd no alternative but t1 @ 60 @ it" 9a,lR.
rtotcy. tho creditors numbering :1, Will! Claims
amounting IN tic aggrcratc ~ lar o rs t1sy a,.
| pcared on tnc ae0euules, 10 so''thu. etio!tN
aiterward Mr: Vanderbilt gaye n9tes to Mr;
urceley foF Tue nnoune received ny nun, an"
Mr.. Grceley mAtic Subsequent ansahscffse'ts,
| amounting In oil Ut the ttine OF alr. GreecY's
death 10 Sa0,G GU.
Remembering The Kindness OF MIR. Hrcc!ey
during tho ycnrs when Ing was csteanged from
his fntllcr. tho first use MIR. Cornelius !. Van
tlcrhilt rnadu Of h!e new-found wealth was
to restore the s,nis belonging to the 'irec-
lcy cstate to tho deul e'l'tof's dnugl'..
n1f.1tt ttrf4 hal t1EOr1 .ttnstn #
, 1879-04-10

sit,cc at t!,u uso uf Mrs. Curroll, ut which tilo
llonds woro yirturlons, nwlng to the superior !
skill Ut the player On 'hat side.
.o a., a,<,,,,,,,,,,,,1 80, yu,sdoy ,1ot p,s.,n
VIZ Ts. III ~. w.nar. ~ ~ th Sr:st in"a,I.,,
r.s, w., ",or"1 .,,s t Niss Elo s,,nTto daughter
y! "t tl. s Ereat war srcrcary Of rcse"t I!'icon,
o. tn"t y t cmyn1.,,,,.nt WA oii.n FIN
WY t;'. , .'i ,s st,..s, In fnr 1,rjs,o, II
s1hta iao} ''s att. h.sv ",,i :. ,i,nw ~ j, ~,
t,I,tn mlia Nv was 's caused Uy tic refusal If hcr
s',,s wa ~, ,,,n1,,ii, ,m,ot," tr3v" him. thr
,,r%I",t.i ,narriar" ii,e control Of icr prourrty
lI.csc iureEIl.Lc@attoM :ellows always have nm
exc 10 business nnt marry Will nccrtatnty lint
their incomes Will bu Itcrensed Several of them
hare drawn ueratiyg prizes III nc matrimonial
,otts' It sGo ay Gsss a aXs a ai}s sr a19ys,
wwuul,t mot hiring ha.nisomc lowcrs. Que Of our
,uust cuiiisatctl bellies w!s thus
DEsrErrp III 4 DIPLOMAT
a fow vcnrs sIurc. nilcr l.o hatl won her afrec-
nv, ~" .,,, h". fati,r n i,.,tu. ~ I'm ts",,r+
.HT, " ,u', ~ MI s.tt,n ~, 1"r ann nrra
q mou" % ant ,ra " III IT, ,,s, s ta
1:t sre ,s was s's c Indignation a.aong an III sosa Who
i.o, IL" rirc,i,ns strurta. 1mi hr f,und n tn,,,
ye,lrnt to yet transferred 10 another pust ot
duty.
,y,o ro,v 1rs .co,, nj nal.t,n,,rr. VIVA frcoucnt
wisitnr hrrn In her Younger ,luys, ami usrl TO 10
rs'ar', 80 m. ~ fin. h,.,les II Wnsllnnton.
~
Wten her ,lasbatlt's hintnor, tne r'faL Napo- @
lcoii. annulleu slcf 1nhlf'ase, thsro Wele Ho,-
headed Co.!Slsssmsh M wig wantsu io navs 1a't ner
cansu esponsea " OUT uoseIHnstt' ta tnut' oll
reflection, they ttlo,ghs ne.ter OF IT, sllo vas
mt on!y hauasomn III H.. 5su,i{ w. III sia ,,a;
',nr nrt, s,urkimIt wit Into cynica. uul cnlIlt-
tered M Temper. Wellington nn,l Tnllcyrusd, Jef-
icrson aud Lafayette, wurr alnonE hrr ndmlrors,
md She was also et,tnplhnu.,led by Nine. ltcci-
mtrr, Mrs, Alexander Hamilton, a1nr. De Stncl,
md Mira, Dolly AIalisou. Htrnllgc to suy, silo
aiways tuoiIzcd :,
rur ,1,usr rvprnon.
,I'. .t.' .,,,na ~ ,,.u .or,xa,,or
athongh la W. e s..aeu S ~ a,, !sc. ~ 1a,tnn
a.u.n mi hn,,,s ., ni or"s,fni ~, ot,n,,.
liz tru,,, thr forliIcr. tlv sutd: prefcr stiri-
frr unter fhp wfirl Of the caelu rather than tu
ni,tn,a tY ,llc Euose,n Wj,ou gllo Inst raue
hmrT xh,. was n Worn md Jerrepd old ]udy,
who Ind thu rrnil at!on Of being very nyarlcIoiis
"n r"rr hnrl t,n 'ii.r trnnfs nj Balfiult,re Hhn
n W ,:u"wu Il, hnyc. Written ,uass Ut prfsounl
,rtninfs rr,rrs mn tnuciI curiosity IL rxrressed
~ tn whether hr, il,jrs will pcrlis tllrr publ
tutiuu It ID rllltra that It Il very Buvuru upon
t!,c Bters!er sex, tid EXPOSES tletr attempts to
, 1879-04-10
sNIl0 Mp0tEls.
3yuEnx nt11s ExrOHTS GO TO.


WHERE OUR ExroRTs GO 70.
The tables Of tl1u exports OF mcrchanlfso
show TINT !4.57 per cent Of the total exports Of
merchandise for tic Inst fiscal yrar wcro to
Grs.at Britain. Thu following tnte shows tc
amount ot exports to Gac, foreign country, nlll
the respective percentages Of the tutal amount;
, 1879-04-10
FOREIGN COMMERCE..
Our Exports and Imports from 1921 to
1878, Inclusive.
Where Cur Exports Go to-, md Where
: Our Imports Come froul.
Onr Trade With Great Britain--Wheat and
Corn ExportationH.

Fffm UuF UH75 C1fftSI0Hu8HRs
WASHINGTON, u. c.. April From tho fol-
lowin: tabrt Tic extent Of our foreign commerce
from 1871 To 1878, md the annual cxecss Of im.
ports OF exports, can bo gathered:
vAtuIs Or MEncifAau1fE
Unmarried into, nna cxpnrtrl from. the l]ntcH
StnteB, ffu!n 1s21 IL 1h78, INCLUSIVE; showing
annual excess of imports or rspofla. tspcele
yaIugt,1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26

KANSAS AND TEXAs.-THE DIRECI
RopTE.-It is to the interest Of pessops go
ing TO Kansas aad Texas to select one o
! the direct rpuies by which quick time ].
made, through cars run, ard comiortabl.
accommodations provided. Among thest
the Pan Handle Route stands pre-emi
nent.
Following is time of Daily Express
trains via Pan Handle Route
Leave Pittsburgh, e.42 p. NJ. 11;47 I, II
Arrive St. Louis, $50 A. NJ. 800 T. VI
Kansas City, 1915 p. N. 1912 P. NJ.
Connections are made in Union Depot,
at indianapolis. ST. Louis and Kansas City
for all points West and Soutbwesi
To accomadaie families emigrating, ar.
rasgements have been perfected to rur
a Through Coach Tuesday OF each week
from Pittsburgh to Kansas City, via Pan
| Handle Route" with bat oDs change, ia
Union Depot ST. Louis. This Car is com
fortabiy upholstered. aud viii be run on
regular Express tram, leaving Union De
pot. Pittsburgh at ll4i every Tuesday.
II you are unable TO procure through
tickets to points in Missouri. Arkansas,
| Texas, Kansas. Colorado or the NorthwesI
by The direct and popular pan Handle
Route al your Nearest railroad station,
call on w. IA. Storey Agent. Union Depot,
Pittsburgh, Pa, OF address w. l.. 0'Brien,
General Passenger Agent Pan Hsnsllt
Route" Columbus. Ohio,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26

A REMARKABLE REsyLr.-It makes no
difference how many Physicians. OF how
much medicine you have tried. it is now
an established fact that German Syrup is
The only remedy which has given oom-
pleie satisfaction in severe cases OF Lung
Disease. Ii is true ihsre are yet ihous-
sands OF persons who are predisPosed to
Throat and Lung Affections. Consumption
Hemorrhages. Asthma. Severe Colds set
tied on the Brcasf. Pneumonia. Whoop-
ing Cough. SC, who have no personal
knox ledge Of Boschee's German Syrup.
To such we would say that so. 600 bottles
we're sold last year without q complaint
Consuppsives try Just o bottle. Regu-
lar size Is cents Sold by all druggists in
America
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26

DRUvGIsT AND pEysIcrAy.-A physi
clan complaining bitterly about dull times
went to his druggist to find out the reason
why. at this season Of the year. hts prac
tice was not so extensive as formerly: also
Ia find out what inducements his broiheI
medico offered 10 attract away his patients
He was startled when his druggist answer
cd as follows doctor, coughs and coldl
are very prevalent. but every one Is pur
chasing HALE's HoSEY OF IioREHouEI
AND TAR. and recover so rapidly that there
is no necessity o, calling u physician.
! Again, the reason that DIR. F., ON ii
street. is having SO many patients is owing
10 the ~frankness he adopted IN prescribing
In every case of Coughs. Colds, etc.. u bot
lie of HALE's HONEY OF HoREHocNDAND
TAR. and finding il successful. he mas con-
cluded in future thaf all his patients. when
troubled with any disease Of the lungs,
shall Immediately. commence taking
HALE's HONEY OF HoREmouYD AND
TAR"
The druggists advice was snapped, and
the almost discouraged physician now is
considered a successful practitioner. His
claims are based upon the virtues Of the
medicine he adopts, which IN ali csses is
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUED AND TAR.
Sold by all Druggists.
Depot, No. Z, Sixth Avenue. New York
City.
c. n. CRIrTESToN. Sole Proprietor.
Price so cents and 81. Large size much
the cheapest.
Pixies ToornAcuE doors, cure in one
minute.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26

A COOP HousEwIYE.-The good house
wife, when she is giving her house it.
spring ~renDoyating, should bear in mind
that the dear inmates OF her house are
more precious than many houses, and that
their systems need cleansing by purifying
the blood, regulating the stomach and bow
els to prevent and cure the diseases arising
from spring malaria and miasina, and she
must know that there is nothing thai will
do it so perfectly and surely as Hop Bitters.
,he purest and best of medicines. See 9TH
er column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26

DR.. + 8. Rice sometimes walks N his
sleep. ast TUESDAY night be became i'm.
pressed With the idea that he must go to
see a patient. and he arose from bed and
started ca disha5He tor the drug-sto.e -
procure some medicine. lie lives 10 a sec.
md story with The steps on The outside, and
instead oi descending in The usual manner,
he took a plunge head foremost tran she
landing. His ,nTsnead struck the Garth,
iOuunateiy in a soft place. and beyond in
hicting some bruises and scratches On LS
face and making a l4rge hole in the ground,
The dive VAS attended by no serious conse-
queHees Strange to say it did not have
the effect Of Weakening the doctor up. and
he had 10 bc assisted up the steps and cut
to bed 10 have bis sleep out -k2i7aSeh
krr0sa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26
Two l.ersons Ktlisa.

CARRoLLToN, n. Y, March 49,
Thomas Mcmahon, a man aged a.
years, attempted to drive across the
Erie track at half past three o'clock
this afternoon. TIE wagon was bit
by the engine and McNahou killed
instantly, and bis niece, aged is, who
accompanied him. vas so severely
injured that sbe expired this evening.
The sorses also were killed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26

ROSS-FOUST-By E. j. B.ough.
George Ross. TO Sarah A. Foust, Of SOM
erser, Co, Pa.
DARa-LAUNTZ FEB. 50. a, the
residence o. Franklin Launiz. By A. NJ.
MILESTONE. Absalcm Darr. h Mary !.
Launiz. all OF this county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-03-26

SOLDIERS GRAvEs.-We see it stated
that CongIess has recently authorized the
erection OF headsisncs over the graves Of
Udion soldiers who are buried ia private
and village cemeteries. This viii be done
as som As the Necessary arrangements can
toe made. The Qusgtermaster General al
Washington requests all persons having
knowledge OF the burial places of soldiers
in village cemeteries 10 communicate The
tact 10 him.