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RAILEY-nOUGiIERrY the residence Of the
bride, parents. on Tuesday. March Ia by the Rev "
French Henry e. Bailey To Sallic daughter VI 5. u.
Dourhcry. ESQ all Of Jersey CITY Heights
DONlE-StnMlDT March ~. j. T. DOYLE. journal.
ist tn Laura only child OF Charles r. schmiito i Bal
umorc.
LEPPESrELDT-RAVEN ON WEDNESDAY. oct ~
1873. Carl 4. leppencllt VI d. Of Curacao, W L. 20
Georgiauua y Raven OF Brunkyn, l. l.
MElEkS-IAtO OLSON SUNDAY. March %. at Lyric
Han. BY the Rev A Low. samuel MEYERS of Danbury.
Conn 10 Rosa. eldest daughter ct A. Jacobs OF this
NoET-LEADREATER- At St Isnatigs's Church, by
the Rev J. G. Ever u. H.. on the 18TH inst, Eleanor
freueau only daughter Ui the Hic J.. N. and Lucy 5
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Alderman Morris presented to the Common
Council Yesterday another scheme for building surface
railroad from the South Ferry at the foot OF Whitehall
street through sroadwAy to Fourteenth street It pro
vides that the ira nchise shall be sold by auction to the
highest bidder and that the right 10 ears 10 the Cen
trial Park the tracks OF other rulroadJ eaiing TO the
Park shall be part OF the privilege Tie other cOudi.
ons and restrictions Identical WIN those contained
In the resolutions give the lTanchiA 20 August Be,
mont and his associates MIR Morris sbd that he was
authorized to say that responsible gentleman would
give UlOUnO Tor the franchise and assume all the con
ditlons that Mr. Belmont aud his associates were Willing
IN
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James Dowdell Of So Monroe street arrived in
this city on Wednesday last from Sing Sing where he
had just completed Of years Tor the killing
Of his eldest son on Monday he quarrcled with his
youngest son. John, and repeatedly struck him with
piece OF wood, and John was tndeayoring escape
his father drew large pocket kniir And stabbed hun
the mouth. The blade broke and stuck In the boy
throat until police surgeon took il out Yesterday
John had his father arrested, and Justice kbreth held
him ID examination.
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ST. LOUIS. March 25.-Near Bethlehem Church.
Boone County. Mo- James Rowland. well-todo baohe.
lor farmer had niece. Miss Julia Rowland keeping
house for him on Sunday morning his brother found the
doors bolted and the windows fastened. and hearing
groans inside he forced open the door and found his
bullet hole IN his head ON the bed lay Miss Rowland.
dead. with photograph by her side, which
ten. Dear sister have taken poison, and going 10
my long aud happy home. Please torgive tor THIS "
Rowland j. st alive rumor n current that Miss Row
nd lover was not acceptable TO her uncle aud rather
than suffer separation she took poison and that Row
land, viewing the sad consequences attempted ~ take
II HE
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Communism In Chicago.

CHICAGO March est has now been ascer,
tanned that there 1000 people at the Com
munist festival held In the great Exposition build
ing Saturday and Sunday last in common.
Grafton OF the establishment OF the Commune
OF Paris 1871 An additional multitude besegcd IN,
building unable 70 obtain admission Refnrc the door
had been opened i7uoi tickets were sold only porof
81 the Comnunistic militia companies that marched
the hall found their IN. 1t reported The
Teeelpts Neru neArly &lO.un
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There Is good old English maxim that teaches MS to
"htheNC every man honest untl know linn ut a
villain American custom seems to have reversed this
law, ana appears to make eNrr' man villain unUl he
has proved himself AN honest man As with people. So
Mith lungs Every aruclt placed in our markets rHu
lay clam Ia popular favor uiuu intrinsic r rat and value
alone. Continued popularity, therefore Is proof positive
oi intrinsic eNccllchce. IN rrroeS FANNY Remedies
are lar more pualHr to-day than before The pcu-
pie have tested lhc, and Know tht1 to hc genuine
tdrs tor the di~nsvs they are recommended Ia cure.
IAe Golden Medical Ni.CutCfN AMI PuuatiNc T., l,t,
the hest Alternative, tome, and catlatuc remedies that
can be used In chrome diseases Of the stomach liver
The world wilc popularity OF the FLNuutc PRESCRIPTION
a. neNrruuhng remedy for Female Diseases would
have alone secured 10 it, dl-coNCrcr the has
richly won Dr Sare's talarth remedy, ut which Dr
PIERCE - also proprietor Is rccOmucni hY Those who
have tested its virtues as safe and reliable remedy
catarrh IN It's worst lurms-dir.
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Why Levi. Hepburn Never Returned Home

Long BRANCH. n. j.. March 25.-Lewis Hep
burn. the only son OF the Episcopal minister redns at
Eatontown. iet home Jan 10 with the intention OF
skating down the river 10 Long Branch. Nothing was
heard Of him until yesterday when his body found
floating IN Shrewsbury River, between here and sea
bright Its supposed that he broke through the ice ami
was drowned His body being idenuned by his mother.
the Coroner granted permit for burial.
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Thr Conl MInc slrII.e E,lendInr.

PITTsBURGH. March 2j.-Thc strike among
the coal OF the Monongahcla Valley has become
general. nearly all those who resumed work having
been Induced 10 suspend by intimidation from striking
miners who encamped az the works whore the were
operating. To-day the strike extended to the coke
regions. and between 4O0 and jUul VIII be thrown
out Employment Thus lar overt act has been com
united. bat miners who disposed Ia work afraid
and thus operations in thc whole region
except IA two loo alItcs
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Released and Rearrested.

SARATOGA. ~ Y. March 2j.-EX- County Treas-
urcr Wright alterhcng released ON ms own rccosu,ance
in the false precnce this morning rearrested
charged with msRppropraung the assets OF the bank
rupt nrm U l. Miller Sons Wright WAS appointed
assignee the time OF their failure AMI converted
siderable property uto money, but the crcdi did not
receive pcunY lie WILL have an examination On both
charges AuIll
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DIDOI,CED.

ELpER.-In the city Of Sew York. on the 25th day
Of March, 1879. 10y tie Hon. Richard !. Larrcmcre,
Jud.c ct the Court Common Pleas. Elizabeth Elder
from Charles H. NJ. Elder Divorce limited. Cause
cruel AMI mhuman treatment
HOCk-ln the city OF New York the 18th day
OF March. 1879. hy the Hon Richard l. Larrcmore n
Judge of the Court u Common Peas. Katie Hook from
Peter Hook. Gauss. adultery.
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NEW YORK. Tuesday. March 25.-Recoipts o.
hcrvts 21S mead Dressed hrci rather quiet, ut 7F9
81 n n Tor city saugl'tcrcd mud s@slsc. Tor choice
Nrstcru. shipments TODAY. 2tl quarters
Poor 20 priW' sheen, tote e. n. G@Sisc for ycarlns
lambs; and SO ~ - head Tor spring lambs Mntot
quiet at TSsc q n, aud dressed lambs unchanged
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fauung Of the Reading Savings Bank pleaded
guilty today. and was held IN 5000 bail dis son \. d.
Pratt was held IN s2j,ouu charge Of completely.
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Where schultz. watch wa. Found.

BRDGEPoRT. March 25.-State Attorney Ohm
stead has IN his posse the watch Of John H. Schultz
who murdered in Norwak II found in the roots
oi at point where four Buchhulz stand
he had been call the neghbors ng hit Of the
NM le
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~. Tho 70 following will show tho range OF ,prl

Government bonds were fairly active. hut M n
further uartinl decline in prices. District Of
Columbia 3.G5s sold at S0,s. State bonds were
quiet. the sales being limited to Missouri Gs
1903 ia@103a4: Tennessee 6s old 80. and Georgia
Is, new, 10. The following are prices OF Gov
prnmgnt bonds.
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MARINE INTELLIGEN CE

NfNttTunr AtNASAc--rHfs nav
Sun riees. SO sun sets..... ~ Moon sets 10 2.
wATfu--rWsna1.
sandy Hook So GOV. Island 10 a. Hell Gate... ~ o.
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Now rs the time To get posted II yuu are going To
Housekeeping this spring, call and get estimates before
the spring rush commences The largest stock of urni
turr, carpets bedding, stoves Ac NJ COWperthwaits,
Nos 1853, lo5. and l6T Chatham st-AdU.
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TME srAsIDr LInKAIsl.


out on FRIDAY next. IN clear. holi handsome type
MONSIEUR LErOQ "a hlln.
BY EMILE GABORlAU .......... .2Oc
The Sow Novels
NiNEN
BY MISS BRApDON. ... ........ 100
THE CLOVER FOOT
~ MISS BRADDON .. ..... ............. .lOc
COWARD CONSCIENCE
BY FREDERICK " ROBINSON ........... .. ...... Ice
For sale ny an w.lrarts or sent postage free on 70
cont of price boy GEORGE MI NRu. II to ~ vanlcWatci
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Gnsln.ss Nutltss.

Cured AZ last WEI DE MLNENs CATAkNH CURE e
ACKNOWLEDGED % be the only treatment yet discovered
that VIII this terrible disease months prescrip
ton AMI real Tor loahsomc diseases like Catarrh
and Influenza $500 ttis DELlyEREDby the Agents.
d b. DEWEY co, 50 Dcy st, New York and sold by
druggists generally
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SptsraI NOtltss.
A TIMELY WANING.
BE QUICK OR YOu WILL MISS IT.
THE GREAT DRAINING OF THE

THE GREAT DRAINING OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
AT LOUISVILLE. KY. MONDAY. MARCH ~.
MARCH, ~ AhRCH 81, MARCH 81; MARCH 81
s3pgD $1,000 s5Wn 10 SION
MANY OTHER LARGE PRIZES FROM 500 DOWN.
TICKETS ONLY - HALF TlCkErs ONLY 81
Sila go rs MONEY
Address T ! CONERFukD. secretary. CouricrJour
nal Building Louisville. ny . ar - H. PORTER 4 Go.
Eastern Asonts i227 Roadway. New Nor+, or JACK
sos 4 co b 4rkcr-. - Sns~Iu -
ASK ron II KErs II IliE COMMONWEALTH.
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Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, Recent or
chronic promptly cured hv Mathey Caylus Capsules
used Tor over - years w the loading physicians In
Europe aud America. They are sold by all druggists
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MlRRIEIl.

81 Derby. wire stiHl for s235, fine silk
IlnL. So ~. worth s.. d Now Chmrch u. un stairs
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The hest known remedy is Bensons Capcne Porous
Plaster Far superior ~ common porous plasIerA-AdF
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The Great Spring Medicine-Dr. Chambers
Chamomle Blood and Liver rs All drnggists, . cts
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04
Sulphur for Scarlet Fever.

DR.. Henry Pigeon writes to the Lon
don Lancet as follows: The marvellous
success which has attended my treat
ment of scarlet fever by sulphur induces
me to let my medical brethren know my
plan, so that they may be able to supply
the same remedy without delay. All
the cases in which l used it were very
well marked, and the epiderlnis on the
arms in each case came off like the skin
of a snake. The following was the ex-
act treatment followed: Thoroughly
anoint the patient twice daily with sui
phur ointment; give five to ten grains of
sulphur in little jam three times day.
Sufficient sulphur was burned, twice
daily ION Goals on a shovel), to fill the
room with the fumes, and, of course, was
thoroughly inhaled by the patient.
Under this mode of treatment each
case improved Immediately, and none
was over eight days in making a com
plete recovery, and firmly believe in
each it was prevented from the treat
ment adopted. One case was in a large
school. Having had large experience
in scarlet fever last year and this, l feel
some confidence in my own Judgment,
and am of opinion that the very mild
est cases / ever saw do not do half SC
well as bad cases do by the sulphur treat.
ment, and as far as / can Judge, sulphur
is as near specific for scarlet fever az
possible.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04
Drowning a Harem.

An incident illustrating the amenities
of Oriental life is thus related by the
London Truth: / wonder how many
men on board our feet in the sea of
Marmora are aware that at the back of
Princes Island, not seventy years ago,
the whole harem of the Sultan Selim
was drowned to the number of three
hundred. The said Selim had been
murdered by his nephew, Moustapba,
who IN turn was murdered by his brother
Mahmoud. This last was much attached
to his uncle Selim, and he suspected
that the women had aided in his uncle's
murder, or, at all events, had made
no effort to save his life, Many of them
were quite young, and the harem in
cluded French, Indian and German
girls. According to the orders of this
ferocious barbarian, each one was tied
up in sack and the next morning at
daybreak they embarked in barges from
the quays of the seraglios, and were
taken by the eunuchs to the place az
pointed, when they were successfully
thrown into the sea. Their screams
were heard miles away, and some not
only got out of the sacks but threw
themselves into the water and endeayored
to swim to the shore. They were over
taken by the guards and were. killed,
either by being run down or being beaten
on the head with the heavy oars.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04

The worldrenowned success of Hostetter's
Bitters, and their continued popularity for
a quarter of century as stomachic, is
scarcely more wonderful than the welcome
that greets the annual appearance of Hos
letters Almanac. This valuable medical
treatise is published by Hostetter & Smith,
Pittsburg, Pa, under their own immediate
supervision, employing so hands in that
department. Ten cylinder printing presses,
s folding machines, 5 job presses, &c, are
running about eleven months in the year
on this work, and the issue of same for
1879 will not be less than ten millions,
printed in the English, German, French,
Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Holland,
Bohemian and Spanish languages. Refer
to copy of it for valuable and interesting
reading concerning health, and Numerous
testimonials as to the efficacy of Hostetter's
Bitters, amusement, varied information,
astronomical calculations and chrop biological
items, &C., which can be depended on for
correctness. The@Almanac for 1879 can be
obtained, free of cost, from druggists and
general country dealers in all parts of the
country.
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TIVE Rockford Psrs;TLe racords ,,L,;

THE Rockford Receiue records what
almost any young man can do if he tries (:
ga young man in this vicinity, twenty
two years old, has saved 81 200 from his
wages. He is a hard worker, and when
he can't earn dollar he will earn Fl ty
cents in preference to idling away his
time. He has taken care of himself
ever since he was fourteen years of age
dresses well, has a passable education.
and is a worthy young man in all re-
spects."
CREAM filling: One pint of new
milk, one egg, two teaspoonfuls of corn
starch, butter size of an egg; let the
milk come to a boil; have the corn
starch moistened with little cold milk
add the egg to it (well beaten) and the
butter; stir all into the hot milk; care
must be taken or it will scorch; as soon
as it thickens take it off. Split the cakes
while hot and spread thick with the
cream little soft icing on top improves
it; flavor to suit the taste
A TRUE farmer of culture and breadth
OF mind is true man whatever position
you place him ia. He is called upon to
ill the small but important neighbor-
hood offices. He is commissioner of
highways, school director, justice of the
peace. He fills those offices we'll His
ability is strengthened. He is sent to
legislate for the State. He knows the
wants of the people and works for them.
A seat in Congress is within his reach
In fact there need be no office within
the gift of the people to which he may
not aspire. But such a man will never
forget that he is farmer. Being a true
man he thus ennobles his profession. He
has no cause to be ashamed of it. To
MIN there is no higher calling. And
such men will convince, are convincing
the world, that there is no vocation
higher or more honorable.
A WRITER in the New York Tribune
says the plots which his father MANFRED
so heavily thirty years yielded far
heavier wheat this year than the other
portions of the field. From the yield of
one load tailed ana threshed by itself,
he estimated the produce as over twenty
bushels per acre. Our clay" he says,
" does not soon forget a heavy manur-
ing" This fact is not unknown to many
observing cultivators of the soil. The
profits derived from heavy application
of manure are not to be calculated
merely from the additional produce of
one crop. The improvement of the soil
from the good cultivation, and, more
still, from the heavy manuring in one
season. makes itself known in the in
creased profits reaped by the farmer in
succeeding years. This is an invariable
rule in animal and inanimate nature.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04

WHEN pins were first introduced into
use they were very expensive, and only
attainable by the rich. So precious
were they considered to be that the
maker was only allowed to sell them for
two days in the year. Owing to these
circumstances the custom arose for hus-
bands to give their wives money for the
purchase of pins, and hence the term
was applied-a term which is still used
when speaking of the money allowed by
husband for the wife's private expen-
diture
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04
ITEMS FOR FIELD AND HOUSE,

FRENCH cream cakes: One cup of
sugar, three eggs, one teaspoonful of
sweet cream, one cup of -four, two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder; bake in two
tins.
WHEN men trained to think, and
whose thought is trained to take ex-
preston in action, enter upon the arena
of farming life, the possibilities of our
soil and location are to become devel-
oped to an extent little realized.
LEMON tarts Crate two whole
lemons, add two cups sugar, three we'll
beaten eggs, piece of butter half the size
of an egg. Mix the ingredients
thoroughly and place over the fire, stir
ring till it boils up and then set away to
cool. This will keep all winter and can
be used for tarts any time by making
nice crust.
FRENCH MUSTARD: Slice an onion
in bowl; cover with good vinegar.
After two days pour off the vinegar
add to it teaspoonful of cayenne pep
per, a teaspoonlul of salt, tablespoon
full of sugar, and mustard enough to
thicken; mix. Set on the stove and stir
till it boils. When cold it is fit for use.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04

There is 20 modern fashionable notion
quite so absurd as the generally received
idea that 10 be beautiful and attractive a
woman must possess wan, spirituelte face,
and figure of sylph-like proportions-a
frsgility in nine cases out of ten the result
Of disease. By many fashionable bellies it
is considered special compliment to be
spoken Of as frail and delicate. They for
get that the naturally delicate face and petite
figure are very different from the pale and
disease stricken faces that meet us in the
city thoroughfares, look out from the lux.
uriant carriages of wealth, and glide Ian
guidly through our crowded drawing-rooms
If disease were questionable, as it ought
to be, not lady in the land but would take
every possible precaution to secure the
fresh, biooL ing face and we Grounded fig.
ure that only hea tn can give. Ladies
should remember that much as gentlemen
may profess TO admire the face and form,
pale and emaciated by disease, when they
choose wife they prefer a blooming,
healthful, bu0yantspirited woman. Dr.
Pierce's Favorte Prescription is the ac-
knowledged standard remedy for female
diseases and weaknesse2. 1t has the two
fold advantage of curing the local disease
and imparting vigorous tone to the whole
system 1t is sold by Druggists.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04
FRANK lESLIE'S
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-01-04

NEGLECTED COUGHS AND CoLDs.-Few
are aware of the Importance of checking
cough or Common cold" in its frst stage ;
that which in the beginning would yield to
"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs," if neg
lected, often works upon the lungs.