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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-03-05
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tr DR. TUFTS MANUAL OF Viluah., Infor-
nation and Useful Receipts" viii teH.aiiec frss
On application.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-03-05
A Noted Divine says |:

NJ. TUrr:-Deir Sir; For ten years h-vs been
am.rtyr to DyspepstI. Gon-' patton and Piles Last
spTlng your Phi were omufended 70 me; I used
them but with Little f,ithE am well man.
have g-sd appetite digestion ysrset- reSisr stools.
piles gone. and have CAMEL fgTsy bounds sOd hssh.
fhsy are Wurth their ghs va god
REv. X D. SIMt ~. Lluisv..ls. ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-03-05

PRoPRiEroRs LOUISVILLE ToBAcCo WARE
HOUSE, LOUISVILLE, Ky. 81 en-
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16
R@~The Republicans OF Penn

R@g@The Republicans OF Penn
sylvania will have no favorite son
to present for the Presidency IN
1880. They stuck oy Hnrtranft III
the last couvea ton, but thatex gen"
eral and ex Governor has been saie'
" slowed away in the philadelphia
pos,ofice and Will never receive
this support again. Pennsylvania,
wit hec twenty six electoral votes,
therefore, becomes an important
ely. Whom will she support
| Grant. it is sad. is certain of the
keystone State. If he is out of the
way, it will go over to Blaine, and
when tina, gent,eman's name is drop
ped in the convention the Secretary
OF the Treasury is almost certain
) to receive its votes. Surmises g
no further than t'is, Pennsylvania
has no fourth favorite.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16
THE sCHOOLMA'AM'S THREAT.

A schooImistrcs= IN neighbor
ing township, whu had long been
annoyed by the perversitics OF a
male pupil nineteen years old. on
one of the closing DAYS Of the last
term kept him in and undertook TO
whale him. He. however, dis
armed her, and returned severa'
kisses for each blow. The :ch 'o'-
mistress, unable to forgive IN ;
breach Of discipline, looked at him
sternly in the face, and shaking her
forefnger at lin in a mcanac'nS
manner. said solemnly "W'lllam,
II will give you precisely fifteen
minutes to stop hugging me, and II
YOU disobey me shall punish 20;
very severely
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

RR1The Farmerv,lle Gazette
publishes the following as a warm
ing to all newspaper Office fiends::
Never send an article for publ
cation without giving the editor
thy name, for thy name often Sc
cures publication to worthless ar
ticles.
Thou shouldst not rap at tho
door Of q printing Office. for he
that answereth the rap swearetn In
his sleeve and lo eth time.
Never DO thee loaf about nor
knock down type, or the boys Will
love thee as they do the shade trees
when thou leavest.
Thou shouldst never read the
COPY on the printers case, or the
| sharp and hooked container there's
of. or he may knock thee down.
Never inquire of tho editor for
news, for behold it is lis business to
give it TO thee at the appointed
me without asking for it.
1t is not right that thou shouldst
ask him " no is the author Of an ar
ticle. for it ia his duty to keep such
,hings to himsc I.
When thou dost enter his Office '
take heed unto thyself that thou
dost not look at what concerns thee
not, for that is not meet IN the
sight of good breeding.
Neither examine thou the proof
sheet for it is not ready to meet
thine eye that thou mayst under
stand.
Thou should rot delude thyse'
with the thought that thou has'
saved q few cents when thou has
secured a dead head copy OF hi
paper, for wAilst the printer ma!
smile and say it's all right, bel
). never forget thy meanness.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

~Son ehow john Sherman did
not capture the Grecnback vote OF
Maine. According to one OF his
organs he showed that he 's now
doing what the Greenbackers have
always clamorcd for most-redeem
ing bonds in greenbacks. paying
the interest on the national debt In
greenbacks. and receiving customs
dues in green acks, and yet they
are not satisfied They keep u the
attack on the Republican ticket ali
along the line, and the prospect
| for another defeat il the State oil
Blaine is becoming more brilliant
every day. Evidently She' man
wasted ammunition that will tie
needed When he carries the war in-
! to- Ohio.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

TIE LABoRER AND MEClIANIC.-ih
student, the seamstress, ana all o.ne,s HS
who lead q sedentary or closely cohnneu
life. always need some mild prePara,loan
which will relieve them Of a constlpateu
habit and torpid liver. and at the same
time desire something that will not de.
one that is pleasant to take ana econGml, 'imo
cal. Such an article is "Bailey,s saline me
Aperient," which is so!d at ;ass Sv eem' of soda
Wafer. is far superior to gripping. nauseat-
,ng pills, and never fails to give entlre ahrrs
, Sick headache. For the ladies it has no
equal, and every bottle warranted EDS STREE 1rre
ly pure. Physicians everywne,e tIi,v- I,v
AS a general Aperient for the bowels lts
ns actios a is highly satisfactory, relieving NJ
acid stomach, heartburn and nausea al
| most instantly.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

WOMAN SwEETENED CAPrlv111.I1h.''
though shacl>led with disease a'nomiz;ur raefu"
with pain, tormentea asS WIN aSoI,Ia eh;j.
NV, r.;,h a, wrecked constitution. with
,vS, n9je " and haggard features, duilness OF
the rnao eve " and general paralysis of all vital
enerGy ene she looks out with feelings OF pc
enfrgsi en1iaT saieIisht s as her husband or father
t"rIaf to,,s her % Of the wonderful efficacy of Eng
,eirs 1n,' Femule nen Bitters, which he has pnr,,
iisn nhose5 for her. In tears she smiles and
tha~lss him for the sweetened captlVlty.
All ladies who are afflicted WIN rroG m"S
chronic female complaint or raniis' any lh'F re-.
ulartS ttors should aei as It IA" is the great female
,.aa,T naar,1ator and uterihe TONIC OF the daS
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16
A SOURCE OF Much BODILY EVIL

A SOURCE OF MUCH BODILY EVIL
If the habit of body becomes Irregular,
much evil is inflicted on the system.
The stomach becomes dispeptlc, bilious
symptoms develope themselves, the nerves
share in the the general disorder. 1t IS
of tho utmost Importance that the bowels
should be thoroughly and speedily regu-
lated when they grow direlict. The cor
rective agent best adapted to this pur-
pose is Hostettcr's Bitters. q wholesome @
non gripping vegetable laxative, worth all
the rasping cathartics invented since the
tiue of Paracelsus. People who nave
been in the habit of using blue pill, Gallo
mel, and other drugs and cheap nostrums
for constipation, should abandon such
| hurtful and useless medicines, and sub
stitute for them this pleasant and gentle
| aperient, which rot only produces th@
| purgative effect naturally, but ais
Strengthens while it regulates the DOW
els. stomach and liver 1t moreoVe
cures and prevents intermittent and re
mittent fevers, gout, rheumatism, deol
J ity and urinary troubles.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

-The invention of that Superior and
Complete sewing Machine (The Family
Shuttle Machine), marks one of the most
important e,as in the history of machine.
ry. and when we consider its great usc>
fulness and extremely low price($2o), 1t
is very difficult to conceive OF any ID
vention for domcs use ofmorc or even
equal Importance to families. IL mas
great capacity for work; beautiful
smooth, aud q uiet movement, rapid exc
cution, certainty of operation, and de-
lightful ease, that at once commends II
above all others. The working pats
are all steel; the bobbus hold 100 yards
of thread; the stitch is the tirmest OF all
the stitches made. ueat and regular, aid
can be regulated in moment to sew
stitches from an inch in length on coarse
material down to the finest, so int'hn'tes
irnal as to be hardly discernable with the
naked eye and with rapidity render
| ing it impossibl le to court them AS fast as
| made: it does to perfection all kinds OF
| heavy, coarse, plain, fine or fancy nee
die work with ease, and tar less !apo'
than required OH any other machines
| IT. needs no commendation, the rape
sales. increasing demand, and Volunta
~ r1 emcomiuns from the press, and thu
thousands of families who use them
amply testify to their undonbted Worti
| as q Standard and reliable household ne
cessity. extending it's popularity each DAY
| AGENTS. wanted by the company: Au
,Iress them for information. Famll
sewing Machine Co., 755 Broadway
New York:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16
CURIOUS FACTS.

Serpents are eaid to obey tho
voice of their master. The trum .'cs
bird of America follows it's owner
like spaniel, aud the jacans acts
as a guard to poultry. protecting
them in the fields all day from
birds Of prey, aud escorting them
home at night. In the Shetland
Isles there is o gull which defends
the flock from eagles, it is there
fore regarded as the privileged
bird. The chamois, bounding over
the mountain, are indebted for
their safety in 60 small degree to a
species Of phcasants. The bird ac's-
az a sentinel, for as soon as 1t gets
sight OF maa it Whistles: upon
hearing which the chamois. know
ing the hunters to he near. sets or
at full speed. The artifices which
partridges and p,overs employ to
dclude their enemies from tho nest
|
of their young may be referred 10
as case ia point, as we'll as the
adriot contrivance of the hind for
the preservation of her young, tor
when she hears the sound Of dog"
she puts herself in the way OF tho
hunter, aud starts 10 direction to
draw them avav from he tawns.
Instances of the effect of grief upon
animals are no less remarkable. {.
Lord Kaimes relatas an instance OF
y a canary which, while singing to q
! mate Matching her eggs in cage
= fell dead-thc female left the ness,
o and finding him dead, rejected all
/. food. and died by his side,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16
WHAT IOWA GIRLS ARE TAUGHT.

At the Iowa Agricultural Col
lege every girl in the junior classes
has learoed how to make good
bread, w ighiug her ingredients,
mixing, kneadiug aud baking, and
regulating her fire. Each has also
been taught to make yeast and bake
biscuit, pudding, pies and cake OF
various kinds-how to cook a
roast, broil steak, and make q fra
grant cup Of coffee-how to stuff
and roast turkey, make oyster
sour, prepare stock for other SOUPS,
steam and mash potatoes so that
they will melt in the mouth, and.
,u short, to get a first>class meal,
combining both substantial and Ian.
cy dishes, in good style.
Theory and manual skill have
gone hand in hand. Vast stories
of learning have been accumulated
in the arts Of canning. preserving
and picking fruits, and they have
taken practical lessons in all the
details of household management,
such as house furnishing. care o'
beds and bedding, Wishing and
ironing, care of children. etc. The
u;cIs wa are informed, are alsC
thoroughly grounded in science,
m .thematics, and English litera'
ture-but this is of slight momen
F compared with the foregoing cata
logue OF virtues. II :he'e is an!
. tning that challenges the unlmile'
p respect and devotion Of the mascu
4 line mind it is ab'i y in woman t
s order well her own household.-S
Paul Pioneer Press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

n@P We have read the new Con>
.t;tu,,on with a gtcat deal Of care
we like it very much and We will
snyoort it with all of our might.
We REQUEST ur readers TO peruse
this iustrume Mt with attention and
they will reach tho same conclusion
that we have. -Marksville Bulletin.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

.-Ladles desiring needles, bob
birs and attachments for any ma
chine, can procure the same at fac
tory prices, from Mr.. IL. Ru1kln
10 this town,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

nsT-A Georgia woman awoKe
her husband during storm the
other night and said: l do wish 20"
would quit snoring, for l want TO
hear the thunder.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

-'re. parties desiring a first class
sewing machine, as good as Few;
at reduced figures, we extend an
invitation to call at this Office.
All kinds constantly on hand.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

-Sweetmpn & Friend keep the very
b,st soda and sell it for five cents g lass
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

-Sweelman & Friend keep tn"
best soda water ard sell the same
or one nickel glass.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

Livery Gcnui.. e Singer Sewing
Machine sold by Mr.. 81. Rudkin
is warranted and as e cry piece is
case hardened and adjustable,
should any piece prove defective
within three years, he will supply
that lecc free CT cost excepting any
needles, bcobius, and shuttles
On exhibition at DR.. o. D Brook :
drug store Sod for cash or on
time. Old machines of any make ,
taken as part payment for new
ones.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

RESUMPTION OF LABoR.-Philosop
teaches us that no material substance is
ever annihilated. 1t is also said that
mind controls matter. and it ought to
have been said that labor controls mind
and matter. Suppose a poor man who has
q large family (and they generally do)
depending upon his daily labor, should
be stricken down with chills and fever,
dumb ague, or something of tho kind.
He resorts to quinine, but the chills re-
turn, he would employ u doctor but the
cost is too great, and few days lost
time is told by the scarce and scanty ta
BILE and the hunger of his poor family.
Quinine sets him crazy, arsenic hloats
him, and gelsemimun makes him see dou
BILE. Such I. man should use nothing but
Days Ague Tonic, it will cure him soun'
and we'll a. once, the chills will not re-
turn,. and then his labor can be resumed
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16

Go to Sveetman g. Friend for
YOUR fancy candies and soda water
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
THREATENING MINERS.
pnI.ApxLpHrA, March Is, 1870.

PHuADKLPHrA. March Is, 1879.
A special despatch from Pittsburg says:-"Appro-
tensions Of trouble among miners employed In the
Monongahcla Valley arc entertained but thus far
overt acts have been committed Nearly one thou
sand mon are near Elizabeth, in Allegheny county,
and attachments from this forco have been sent to
tho different works to cndcavor to induce the
miners who have yielded to suspend operations.
The strike has been in progress Tor three or four
months. but Il IL now virtually ended. aud largo
majority Of tho men willing to 60 TO work ut the
old rates, which were two and half cents per
bushcl, or ninety cents per ton. Sheriff Hunter. OF
Allegheny county has sent posse % preserve order.
and sheriff Work, of Washington county, has force
of deputies under his control TO render any assist.
ancc that may be necessary. The general impression
IL that outbreak will occur, but the miners who
have been working express fears that the body OF
An t&sne
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
RESUMPTION OF THE WEEKLY CRUISES By THE
cApErs-purTrxa THE "DoYs" TO WORK on
TIVE Nsovrrop SAvTucYrr

RESUMPTION OF THE WEEKLY CRUISES BY rHn
cADErs-purTINo THE "DoYs" To WORK on
THE MONITOR NANTUCKET.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEniLD.1
ANNAPOLIS. Nd March Is. 1879.
The weekly practice cruises of the United States
sloop-ofwar Dale. which wore suspended during the
winter, were resumed at eight O'Clock this
morning. Tho Dalo at that time, under
the command Of Commander E. NJ. Shepard.
left the Naval Academy with $50 cadet
midshpmen on board. Lieutenant Commander
G. j. Train acted executive aud Lieutenant Daniel
Deiahsnty instructor The Dale started under
jb made sail when before the wind and entered the
Chesapeake under full set of canvas The cadets,
who were acting officers Of the deck. petty officers
and seamen were exercised with oil plain sell reducing
sail TO the puns of wind OIL shore and in making sails
also In tacking and wearing ship. Several stretches
were made up and down the bay Tho Dale ro-
turned to port at o'clock in tow OF her tender.
the Mayfower. stiff northwester was blowing to-
day. and most of the time there was good sailing
number OF crdets returned hatless from the expcd.
ton. n.H
The fourth class of cadet engineers was at work
this morning on the iron-clad monitor Nantucket.
under the supervision Of Passed Assistant Engineer
@. II. Manning and Assistant Engineer A. " Zane
and first class men Mcfarland. Gatewcod and
Bowes The cadets packed the engines, overhauled
the turrct machinery. wooded and loaded the fur
naces and got resdy for next saturdays crnise.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Naval 1n-
stitute, held ut the Naval Academy on Thursday
evening. Lieutenant Duncan Kennedy resd paper
ployment Of gunboats light artillery with landing
parties.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

the committee had hardly outlined the membership
OF the leading committees leaving the greater part
OF the work for an adjourned meeting. to be held to-
morrow so that the report may be ready for
presentation at formal caucus of the Senator'S
on Monday next. The selection of the republican
members OF the committee is left to tho minority
who will name the Senators agreed upon at caucus
OF their number on Monday. II is understood that
the republicans will be allowed the chairman
ships of two unimportant committees s-Revolution-
airy Claims and Private Land ClSms-both of which
were filed by democrats for several years past.
The Guardianship OF the Committee on Engrossed
Bills was also filled by Senator Bayard but as this Is
regarded one of the business committees. and the
democratic majority now is larger than when the
republicans were in power. it will be necessary
to retain this committee in the list to
be Allied by democrat. For some time
the republicans only allowed their opponents one
chairmanship. and this only that they might have
place OF meeting not subject to interruption by
the members in the majority. As to who viii be
designated chairman of the principal committees is
only to be conjectured from the length of service in
the Senate. According to this senator salisbury is
entitled to Privileges and Elections Senator Johnston
to Foreign Affairs. Senator Bayard to Finance Sem
ator Gordon to Commerce. Senator Randolph to
Military Affairs. Senator Jones. Of Florida. to Naval
Afiirs Senator Thurman to the Judiciary, Senator
Mcdonald to Public Lands, Senator Withers TO Pen
sions Senator Cockrell to Claims Senator Herman to
Patents Senator Garland to Territories Senator Ran
som to Railroads. Senator Lamar to Education and
Labor and Senator whyte to Printing.
HOW THE LETTER WHICH INDICATED CHARGES
AGAINST Ex-REpREsENrATrvE CARTER H. HAIR
RIsoN GOT INTO PRINT.
District Attorney Wells denies the truth Of the
port that he presented to the Grand Jury letter
from ox-Doorkceper W. Polk charging ox-Repre-
sentative Carter H. Harrison, OF Illinois, with max
ing and certifying false payrolls The circumstances
attending the receipt Of that ettcr he says
follows:-
"Mr. Polk met me yesterday about quarter past
one O'Clock the outside Of the Criminal Court
room He handed me q letter which contained
charges against Mr.. Harrison. told Mr.. Polk that
the Grand Jury would be discharged at two o'clock
for four weeks. and therefore had opportunity
to present tho letter."
copy of the letter was then doubtless furnished
to the press by Mr. Polk and in that way got into
print before 1t was taken legal notice of.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

with him without intervention Of law either human ov
eecosiastical. she only asking 10 be provided Tor
The publication of the above was done to preju-
dice Judge jury and the community at large against
my name and reputation the eve OF my trial with
Simon Cameron for breach Of promise OF marriage:
Therefore order these warrants to be issued for said
named persons. and the sum Of $l0OO0O for damages
TO be placed against them.
THE WIDOWS GAME SPOILED.
The clerk informed Mrs. Oliver that it would be
necessary for her to produce q copy OF the paper
containing the article While she was gone after the
paper her attorneys got wind of her intentions and
prevented her from carrying them into effect and
the matter. much to her regret was dropped. Gen.
era Butler hearing that she was endeavorng to OBJ
tain the warrants. to the court house. but be-
fore his arrival the discrimination to procure them
was abandoned.
Counsel on both sides hnd q consultation to-day
and arrangements were made to 60 on with the case
on Monday. the justice holding the circuit express
ing his willingness to have the trial begin on that
day.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

OUTSIDE TIL HERALD BUILDING
crowd of galrrs the Eren,pg Telegram bulletin
blocked the way OF pedestrians from early hour in
the morning until midnight. Though the result had
been pretty well discounted there yet remained great
public anxiety about the minor results of the match.
From hoon the bulletin scanned to see II Ennis
had made his ijO miles, and then IL was carefully
watched at every hourly change to see
s'how Hartman getting along" There
was, therefore. scarcely moment In the day when
anxious and excited groups did not gather in the
ncighborhood OF the HERALD Office to gather news
and 20 discuss the great event stage drivers stopped
their horses until they had read the latest ngiirrs
and when asked by some phlegnatlc passenger why
he did not drive on, replied stopping 10 know
about the walk. very much TO the disgust OF the
small souled merchant, whose sympathes did not
extend beyond dollars aud cents. Boys who
were ready writers earned few cents by
running TO the bulletin board every hour and
copying the figures for some cnterprising saloon
keepers, or neighborIng tradesmcn who desired to
provide their patrons with "thc latest from tn, Gar
-en." Among this crowd were repre-
scniatvcs OF neary every nationality on
the face 81 the earth but each seemed
e. have a uniform interest One touch
~ nature made tho whole world kin. The Chinam,n
and the negro both understood that these three men
doing "a big thing" and joined Just as heartily
the applause the whito when late at night,
W the AID OF the electric light they saw that the