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Brilliant Sketches, on

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The Home Life OF Statesmen by Jah n ~ IN n
RccOllectlons of Eminent Men, by nay Ehmei' ~ ~
College Days of 7. ID: Macanay, Ua,, u Ubipple
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-12
House,.

The first regular session OF Congress was
opened in the House by Speaker Randall, who
called the members to order. After prayer
by the chaplain the roll was called, when 232
members responded to their names, 55 being
absent. The four members from California,
W. g. Thompson, of iowa, and Waldo
Hutchins, OF New York, were then sworn in.
80. Messrs. Atkins, Bicknell and Garfield
were appointed committee to wait upon tho
President and announce to him that the House
was ready to receive any communication he
might desire to transmit Alter an hours
recess the Presidents Message was received
and read by the clerk, after which the House
adjourned
Mr.. Ellis introduced Joint resolution pledg-
ing the protection OF the government to the
Nicarauguan lnteroceanic Canal Company
when it shall have obtained a grant from the
Nicarauguan government, which was referred.
Mr., White introduced joint resolution pro-
posing constitutional amendments providing
that general appropriation bills shall contain
nothing but appropriations, and granting the
power to the President to disapprove OF any
separate item OF bill without thereby defeat
ing the entire bill. R,lorred. -. Mr.. Fort
introduced a resolution reciting that Z" any at
tempt to withdraw or change the legal status
and quality of any OF the paper money issued
by the United States or reopen, by legislation,
the currency questions settled by the decisions
OF the supreme court and universally adopted
and approved by the people, would be inju-
dicious and mischievous, and could only result
in disturbing business and retarding the re-
turning prosperity, and this House is emphati-
cally opposed to any such legislation" Bills
were introduced: To remove the Ute Indians
from Colorado. Revising the statutes so as to
provide that deputy marshals shall be elected
from different political parties. Prohibiting
dress parades OF the army on Sunday. Ad-
journed. #fat .I'I
On the first "bill day " among the more i'm.
portant bills introduced were the following
By Messrs. Garfield and Wood-Providing for
the retunding OF the national debt. By Mr.
Weaver-Providing an appropriation OF $780,
600, 900 with which to pay to the soldiers Of
the late war the difference between the face
value Of their pay in currency and the price OF
gold at that time BY Mr.. Findley-For the
transfer of the Indian bureau to the war de-
partment. Adjourned
MIR. Aiken presented a petition of the ma
tional grange and patrons OF husbandry, ask
ing for the enactment OF such laws as will
relieve the country from the unlawful exac-
tions OF transportation companies engaged in
interstate commerce. Referred. MIR. Gil
lette offered q resolution declaring that Con-
gress is opposed to any reduction in the vol
ume of the United States legal notes
now outstanding, but on the contrary is in
favor OF substituting greenbacks for national
bank notes, and that it is in lavor OF the free
coinage OF the 4l2t grain silver dollar Ad-
burned.
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Everv-Dav Facts in Common Law, by

Hon Charles Theodore Russell1Showing how 10 ON
ycv IandNScryc aWrt--Nlake Wil-AbOut the lloSc'"
ton OF Crimcs-ctc.
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Young men 20 west. Learn telegraphy. Ad-
dress r. Valentine, Manager, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
CheH Jncksnn,s Rest sneet Navy Tohacca
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EAR DISEASES,

DR.. G. f. SHOEMAKER (the well-known Aural Surgeon
VI Reading Pa gives all his time to the rea tmcn OF
Deafness an Diseases of the Ear at his office. His
success has given him national reputation, especially
ruDnins Ear and CatarTh. Call send for his LITTLE
Book on the Ear, its Diseases and their Treatment
free to all. His large Book $50 pagesl, price
$500. Address DIR. G. IL. SHOEMAKER,
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See full lists Of New Sheet Music, every week in the
Musical Record That is the way to keep well informec
OF all new issues Mailed for cents.
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FOREIGN Letters, by

FOI6IRTI I0ItSTSJ W
Edward NJ. King, Charles BarnaTTdii Tint.
Louise Chandler moulton' Mrs' oohh Hiiiio'
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Short Religious Articles, by

Rev. Ray Palmer, ID. D.. c, m
Rev. A, q. Thompson, ID u,
Rev. Theron EIoWD,
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Foreign News.

Ghazi Mukhtar, famous Turkish general,
and his body guard of seventy men have been
massacred by Albanians at Gusinje. b. r5
Insurgent forces in the district OF Chi
huahua, Mexico, are in possession OF several
towns.
Great distress prevails in the west of Ire
land. 1t is SAID that such hunger, poverty
and want are to be seen there M have never
been known since the great Irish famine.
The two children of Donald McNorton,
living in Ross, Canada, were both killed by
the explosion OF a bottle OF gunpowder which
they had managed to get in their possession
during their parents absence from home.
G. Goddeiroy & Son, of Hamburg, have
suspended, owing $2,500000.
A cable dispatch announces fresh attempt
upon the life of the Russian Gar, at Moscow,
While passing through thst city an internal
machine was thrown in his way, but did not
explode until he had passed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-12
From Washington.

The report of the government auditor OF
railroad accounts shows that the net increase
of the earnings Of most OF the railroads last
year was 81 per cent The net earnings OF
the Union Pacific railroad last year were ST.
6O6, 567. For the ten months ending October
81, 1879, there were built in the United States
1900 miles OF new railroads, OF which over
2,0J0 miles were west OF the Mississippi, while
the average construction for the same time
during the five years previous was only 900
miles. ,-.l..T .tl.rt
A Washington dispatch says that the Green
hackers have held a caucus at which they
agreed to throw the weight OF their individual
and collective influence against further en-
croachments of the money power" They
will oppose all legislation looking TO the retire
ment OF the greenback or to the checking OF
silver coinage, or to any attempt to substitute
national bank notes for greenbacks. They
will press the bill offered at the extra session
to substitute treasury notes for bank notes
and that offered the other day by Mr.. Weaver
to increase the currency by the issue of $780,
100000 in greenbacks to pay the surviving
soldiers and sailors of the war the difference
between what they got in paper and the value
OF the same in gold. ..' .'f
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TEMPERANCE JEWELS. J. Il. Tenney.
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PARLOR ORGAN INSTRUCTION
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WHITE ROBES, the new Sunday School SONG
Book by Abbey and Munger bids fair to be one o. ne
Of the sweetest and best 1t will pay to buy one
only to sing from at home, Price 30 cents. ta
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-12

TNENTERNG upon its Fifty-third Year, the YoUTH's
COMPANION fully recognizes the fact that the tunes
demand the highest standard Of popular literature.
The following Announcements indicate that the Vouiae
for 1880 cannot fail to reach this standard.
The variety and worth Of its contents will make IL
repository Of the choicest erature library Of tales,
travels adventure history and biography; Compan-
for the study and the fresde, for the older as
well as the younger members Of the family.
Special Stories.
. co,,ol story Inv Harriet Beecher stowe.
tSis IL Mnter va Serial by Dinah Mulock Craik.
Serial Story for Boys, by y. u. 3,.Ih,
A Story of Southern Life by marie -, MIilsaLns'
Tale Of Cumberland Mountains by Charles Craddoek'
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VOICE OF WORSHIP. q, 0. EhERs0N.l y
per dozen.
THE TEMPLE. (W. o. PEBKINs) 80 per dozen
NEW METHOD for SINGING CLASSES
"a N. JoHNsoN) So per dozen.
The above are our three newest Singing School Books
The first two have full set Of tunes for Choirs.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-12-12

List OF Medicines there are none
that are equal to Hunts
Remedy fer curing Dropsy,
Bright's Disease. Kidney, Blad-
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-09
Prevention and Cure of Hog Cholera.

The following recipes for the preven-
ton and cure of hog cholera are given
by Mr.. j. E, Ferrell, of Middle Spring,
Cumberland county to the Star of the
Valley for the benefit of farmers through
out the State.
Sulphur, 9 ibs.; copperas, . lb, mad
der, lbs black antimony, ! ID arsen-
ic, OF. Mix with slop and feed freely.
And the following as preventive to
the disease: peck wood ashes, a lbs.
salt, tb. sulphur, tb saltpetre. Pound
and mix thoroughly; moisten enough
to prevent waste. Put in trough in a
dry place where the hogs can at all
times eat just as much of it as they
please. If predisposed to cholera they
will eat it freely.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-09
Sss SIoon'fislD Sin'es.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.
when, Poultry Should be Killed.


The reason poultry killed at home,
though young, is not as tender as that
bought at the market, is that the former
is generally not killed until wanted and
when eaten is still rigid In death, while
that bought at the poulterer's has been
killed at least hours-more often days.
Poultry ought to be killed several days
before being eaten, dressed at once, and
with few bits of charcoal in it hung
in cool place. If poultry is kept from
food and drink at least twelve hours be-
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and the fat firm. If three days without
food or drink, though in good condition
previously, the flesh will be dry and
tasteless and the fat soft. Never buy an
undrawn fowl. The gas from the crop
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though retained out short time.
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Worth Trying.

Alderman newspaper gives the follow
ing simple method for exterminating rats
and mice, which it states, has been sue
cessfully tried by one Baron Won Back
hofen and others for some time past: ga
mixture of two parts of well-bruised
common squills and three parts of fine
ly-chopped bacon is made into stiff
mass with as much meal as may be re-
quired, and then bake into small cakes,
which are put around for the rats to eat. !"
Several correspondents of the paper
write to confirm the experience of the
noble Baron and his neighbors in the
extirpation of rats and mice by this sim
pie remedy.
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Not a Beverage.

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Every druggist in Rochester sells them,
and thes physicians prescribe them" =
Evening Express" on Hop Bitters.
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Eg' The effect of good prices realized by
farmers for the wheat crop harvested
in August is seen in the fact that they
have reserved unusual quantities for seed
wheat, and that the acreage of winter
wheat sown this fall in central Western
States for next years crop is from so to
100 per cent. greater than was ever
know before. The amount of land pre-
pared to be sown next March and April
with spring wheat is also unprecedented
and whatever winter wheat is destroyed
by severe weather will be replaced by
spring wheat. The winter wheat sown
has all sprouted well and the prospects
are that the wheat crop next year will
be simply enormous, far greater. than
this country has ever seen before. A
year hence these Western farmers may
find they have overdone the business:
but the chances are that between war,
famine and flood, Europe will be able to
absorb all the breadstuffs America can
spare, and the investment will probably
prove as profitable a one as could have
been made.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-09

g. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Balden, lady ed
itor of Taggart's Phila. Sunday Times,
writes to the ladies' department of that
paper the following interesting news not
only to the public in general concerning
the baking of bread in tomato cans: ga
young lady from Lancaster has sent me
beautifully baked and delicious loaf of
bread which she baked and in a tomato
can. She says-seeing an article in
which 1 referred to the possibility of
utilizing old tomato cans-she tried bak-
ing bread in them. The result was that
she found it great saving in the amount
Of bread used in family. The small
sized loaf had a crust all around, and
could be cut without waste. The high
pan formed by the sides of the tomato
can, also made the bread lighter. This
reminds us of fact which housekeepers
sometimes forget-that buck wheat cakes
raise much better in high vessel than
in low one"
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A SUPPLEMENT will be given in every num-
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Superb Steel Engravings (!

Its simmense circulation enables its proprietor to
spend more on embellishments, stories, &C., than
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1880 A NEW FEATURE will be introduced In
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The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-16
Yuma Gatherings.

YUMA, August 16th.-A steamer will leave here on the 20th instant for Mohave and way landings.
 Railroad material in large quanti ties is daily passing through town bound for the front. Reports are cur rent that there will be resumption of active operations at an early day.
 The Yuma mill has made another cleanup with the most gratifying re- suits.
 The tax rate for Yuma has been placed at S2 60.
 Mir. Frank Ridgway, the new tele- graph operator at Burke's; and NIT, Thos. Gibson, operator at Camp Grant, passed here today.
 Mir. c. A. Hutchins has been ap- pointed Quarter Master Agent at Casa Grande, and has started for that station.
 Mir. Jager left for San Francisco on Thursday with two Yuma runners for training and exhibiting.
 An accident occurred on the s. P. R. R. last Thursday, between Lath. rop and Tulare. The train te escoped and the cars were badly smashed.
 A burglary was committed here last night in Scott's saiocn. A small amount of money and sosne cigar were stolen.
 MT Tinker of Prescott rasssf through today