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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

HILLS DINING Rooms THE most conve-
i,isnt and attractive place in Trenton for din
nor or lunch is Hills Dining Rooms. No. IL
Greene street, five doors above State. Cen
traily located and carefully managed. il has
for years been favorite place of resort with
both ladies and gentlemen. Weddings and
parties furnished with salads. oysters, char
f.ttes, iellies, creams, ices, cakes, &c. Orders
from distance carefully packed to prevent
brcakage Circulars sent OH application.
January Both, 1878.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

CUSTER AS LoeIeIAN.-One day troop
Ached from riding an ugly horse, fell out of
his set of tours on drill and declared that he
would be shot before he would drill another
half hour. He was on his way to the guard
house, when Custer rode up. and ordered his
release and requested his presence at head
quarters. The surly tempered trooper follow
ed the General, wondering ii he was to be
put over against the fence and shot. Custer
had far different intentions. Bidding the
trooper sit down, the General very calmly in
quired
Why do you refuse to drill ?
Because am tired out and shaken up, and
know all about every drill
When took up this brigade, said the Gen
oral, thought knew just how to command
it. have learned something new every day !;
shall always be learning. II you refuse to
din all the others will refuse. Then disc-
pline will relax, men and horses forget and
in our first action we shall be cut to pieces for
want Of intelligent man@uverng. | want
you 10 be a man, aud yet you must be u ma.
chine to obey.
The soldier was silent.
ride five miles to your one, continued the
General. | sleep three or four hours, you
sleep seven or eight. have 1000 men to care
for. you have only your horse. have a
thousand complaints to listen to, you have
none. have five times your work, fare no
better, aud will be shot as soon as you are
If take all this burden and trouble on my
shoulders are you not willing to bear trifie
The trooper returned to his saddle. One
day, year afterward, he died before Custer's
eyes /; died so bravely that the General said ::
An army like that man could conquer the
world
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

A Berlin genius has invented an instrument
for turning over the leaves of music. The
Berlin man is presumptious meddler. II his
machine should come into general use, what
disposition could be made of the average
young man in high shirt collar, and hair
parted in the middle, who. at evening social
gatherings, stand up at one end Of the piano
and turns over the music for the lady per-
formerp He appears fit for no other purpose
under the sun--or moon either.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03
WATER.

TT HE LAMBERTVILLE WATER COMPANY offer
L TO property holders rentors streets the
grades of Main and Union the ordinary supply
OF water for family consumption.
The water will compare In quality and freedom from
turbidness with any neghborng city aud rates equally
favorable
Persons desiring will make application at the
Company's Office, No South Urion street, up stairs,
over Mrs. Cooley's store.
MARTIN coRYELL,
Superintendent.
April o, is75.-tf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

:. 1t is strange how the sudden opening of a
Iarlor door will send two people to the end of
a sofa. and set them to counting the figures
in the carpet There must be something pow
erlul in the draft of air to blow human beings
around in that way.-Providence journal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

The saddest feature of intemperanoe is not
the exhibition men make of themselves in sa-
looms and on the sidewalk it is what they do
when they get homo
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An inquisitive young lady asks What
is the most popular color for the bride p
The New York Sun answers II we were 60
ing to marry we should prefer white one.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13
Progress Of Shipbuildina.

The records of the Treasury Depart
ment show u decided increase in the
building Of steam vessels this year.
The returns for the last quarter Of the
fiscal year were not all in, but enough
had seen received to warrant an csti-
mate Of an aggregate for the year OF
upwards Of ~. $50 tons. The total ton
mage of steam vessels, built the proceed
ing year, was 81 500, and during 1877
only II ,5l4. A considerable increase
is also probable In the number Of sail
ing vessels. barges, and canal boats.
Full reports will be submitted in
October.
A very considerable impulse to this
department of American industry is
fOreshadOwed i'm a cable press dispatch
from London, to the effect that negO-
tiatiOns between syndicate Of Amer
lean shipbuilders and the Russian
Government had eliminated i'm u
large order for American built ves-
sells. According to the dispatch, Adj
miral Lesowsky, Russian Minister OF
Marine. had signed u contract with
these American ship building firms
for tho construction of u number of
ocean corvette cruisers, which will
cost about 81 900, OOJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13

a middleaged, Unmarried female can
execute, who, in such situation, is
bent on saving what is dearer than
life" and at the same time impressiny
the public with her innocent horror at
the advance. The respectable elderly
gentleman bounced out of that berth
like missile shot from a what's tia
name??-and all the passenger, male
and female, headed by the conductor.
came running. The indignant old
maid was brandishing shoe from the
berth, and screaming, ''Oh! you horrid
old wretch"
Stop the train and dump 'em OUT"
cried one of the college boys.
"Oh you faithless old creature; amt
you ashamed of yourself? you, with q
wife and six children" sObbed the wife
of the r. e. &. from her berth.
The simple fact was that the two gay
and festive college boys had changed
the ladder to the next berth while the
r. G. &. went for water. Explanations
were made, forgiveness exchanged, and
the parties retired. But the r. e. z. has
sworn to stay thirsty hereafter rather
than make midnight raid after water;
and the old maid, she declared that she
don't believe q word about the boys
changing the ladder.
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THE GENIUS o. REPORTERS.

4 New York correspondent OF The
LouLsaiiie CUurierJOaTadg writes: \
deaf has been written recently about
the iti9i,. tLi.gs fsnortsf- have done.
\ much neglected and unappttuia;.i
class OF Ecn have thus received some
portion of the newspaper space which
they fill 20 often In gior,fying the
deeds of the valiant, reporting the
words of the eloquent. relating the TO
manp:s ne daily life, that come up cv-
cry night Ink. iniishrnnns nearly eY-
esy day ia the year. AMI Etotograpi,-
i'll" the cxha!3tions aud sofTaI- nf the
race How much they have daHe !cT
humanity il NAV bc somebody some
day will tell. One day there was "a
great loss Ia one Of the banks by mcauS
~ u raised check reportei i'm New
York, aud :ls reporters "f TIE Ss,
were busy writing oui their larIs a',nIii
it. One Of them stopped n mo !tni Ia
say ia u clia;iy way that il the hank
ers would cut into the checks the
amounts for which eaci, was drawn. a
raised check would he an impossible
thing. The managing editor over
heard the remark. Mr.. Blank" lie
said. when you get through write
letter Ia the editor OF Isl San giving
that idea" Ii was doge, and The let
ter Wa printed next morning, con
tanning the suggestion that the amount
of each check should t,e cut into II Ia
prevent any alteration. 4 NV nights
aftcrwari "a spra.e young man came
in and scattering around some blink
checks, with numbers eat through
them, ~ is now common, said: II AM
II e.. tl..a ..ninF
10 be worth Slo.0oo 10 me-" The r.
porter who originated il is still labor
ing by the week. You now and then
hear o: . case srpuad frtn,ing-hau-e
of the valuable things that EeIpoyteFs
have done. There is. however. too
much work snd lifecrow,ied into their
twcniy-four h"ass Ia give them much
time TO tell about what they lave
done. The past tn them Il n the wa
tiers that have run by. They are in
terc>ted only in what they may have
to do tomorrow. When leisure days
come, they do not find themselves i'm \
mood Ia revive the past. 30 IL II hard
se grt y: what these agile Gentlemen
have ds's,e ,isi SHOULD be fixed into
history. Nearly every man "f ptoEsi-
hence has n story Of some extraorsiina-
~ obligation he rests under to some
newspaper man /: but hs would be in
deed man worthy Of prominence
who could say that he had fulfilled
such an obligation. The venerable
Peter Cooper not loug ago won n suit
through the suggestion Of a reporter
who was eAaminiax p contract on
which the suit was bssed. There
were two words which, In the hasiy
reading of the contract were not emf
phasized. Hours were spent in Try
ing To get ut the understanding be-
tween the parties, which, 10 the re-
porter, was made ~ clear ~ the noon
day sun. Jotiing down the expression
aud seven words VI aFgQneRt ~ To
why il represented Mr.. Choppers de-
fense and not the plaintiffs position.
he handed il 10 John f.. Parsons The
lawyer grasped the point. nodded =
. smile. hammered the reporters idea
iGto tie jlrTymen, Fung the changes
On il IN . tSshpurs sIrech. won the
ease, and Collected . fse VI s9,Osa mum
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13
Oh, Jenny!

The Louisville COuricr-JOWnay is
moved by = story of Jenny Lind, gray
haired. ut her home in London, to
print the following editorial pastoral
about her departure from this cOun-
try: Jenny Lind's hair was amarvel
Of beauty, and il framed face which
one can never forget. When this beau
tiful creature left the United States,
she hal married little GOldschmidt.
Did anybody ever explain how she
happened to fall in love with that foxy
little pianist? When the steamer left
for Liverpool We forget how many
hundreds OF Jenny Lind's admirers
came down to see her of. The wharf
was jammed. People stood on boxes
and barrels. We shall never forget the
closing act High upon the wheel
house the Lind stood IA ravishingly
lovely as the Venus AnadyOmene from
the blue sea waves. The wind was
blowing freshly from down the bay
and caressed her loose hair, which
looked like an aureOle in the sunlight.
Her dress stirred by the wind, chung
about her form, and with one hand she
waved her adieux and pressed her
handkerchief to her face, for she was
weeping. Now, beautiful woman in
tears is a sight to melt hearts Of tyrants,
and on that occasion it might be writ
ten i'm the stereOtyped way, there was
not dry eye in the house. except the
little eyes of the diminutive Gold
schmidt, who stood beside the glorious
woman he had won, with his arms
folded tightly across his breast, the
lanceolated ends of his long. yellow
muatache bending to the stiff breeze,
and his gaze fixed upon the main-top-
mast Of a neighbOring vessel. Emo
tiOnless was little Otto Goldschmidt;
hard and stony looked Otto Gold
schmidt by the side Of that warm, pal
plating aggregation AMI cOncentra-
ton of female beauty, whose sympa-
thetic nature, ever sOattractively man
ifested in her singing, yielded to the
circumstances and INDUCED i'm passion
ate tears. SO she disappeared among
the harbOr niists and thrOnging vessels
out into the bay, out into the musical
ocean,"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13
An Honest Medicine Free Of CHARGE.

OF all medicii es advertised to cure
any affection of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, We know Of none we can rec
onmend 80 highly rs DIR. KING New
DISCOVERY for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Hoarsencss, Tickling in the Throat.
loss ~ VOICE, etc. Til, medicine doe.
positively cure and that where every
show onehalf so many positive aud
permanent care. ~ have already been
effected 10y this truly wonderful RENE
dy. For Asthma and bronchitis il Is
a perfect specific, curing the very worst
casc'- In the shortest time possiiie. We
say by all means give II . trial. T-ia'
jott,.s free. Regular size l.hi. For sale
hy iipfaId ", Sale, Saliva,
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THE CLIMATE OF EUROPE.

Naturally the bad season in Europe
calls out no little speculation in devils
ing replies to the very common query,
''What ails the weather" 4 French
writer seriously argues that the climate
OF France. ut least, is ,ieteriOrating.
The argument is based on historic rs
well rs prehistoric phenomena. For
instance, The naseiuess of the ancient
Gauis is attributed ,,ol 10 their bariaric
condition, but Ia the circumstance
that they enjoyed u charming climate.
which rendered clothing a mere super
fatty. Passing. however, TO facts
which may bc rr..ar led rs authentic
ally asccrtained, Araso is quoted rs
renlarking that in his day the vine
of the Gulf of Bristol" or In Fiana-
erS, or in Brittany; AMI that iiiose
countries which, acc"rIin. To old
chronicles, once Erotufet eaIuisi,e
wines, n" longer yielded ripe grapes,
unless the season were exceptionally
favorable. Then il i. mentioned that,
according 10 certain title deeds ct
property going back To- 1881, on the
mountain slopes OF the Fivarais,
where new the vine crops Of grapes
used 20 be gathered at the height Of
go meters no longer bears fruit. Again
IN the nciehhorhood of CarcaS>onnc,
thr ai,i,iNa;i", af the a'is. !..s EeL..i-
Cd sDI,ie - or ~ kii1ueteTs Ia the
southwark from the latitude to which
il extended a hundred years ago. The
sugar cane has disappeared FROM Prov
yeHce, where IL hal been accllniatiked.
The orange trees of Hyer.s. tho cult
yaiii.n If which cxten.Ic,l in the six
tcfhil .enlnf2 "a ::r y the yi.ll2p q;
CGrfs, have hcch sni.iIch VIII iHs..ae
;,.l.,;r Il sky which J. ia !"n :tr ll-jr-
able Ia their growth, aud have hal TO
he replaced iy harder fruit trees. such
~ almonds. In the Swiss Alps the
ice line has invaded submits formerly
covered with nBagniiic,nt forests, OF
yh.ei, the massive tranas AMI sturdy
r'ots are still found u, sitE- In Ger
many the yfgetaIipp Of tbe s,rtpe
shows Itself IN ngr own day In the
midst OF tracts formerly fertile. All
totanists have remarked this; AMI in
support of their observations the me
t.Croiogists prove by daily. monthly
AMI yearly averages of temperature
that cold has Perccpiibly increased in
thsss resions, Iceland and Eastern
Greenland haze teepns hlglh p.,iiry
since the fourteenth century: for in
the former large trees have ceased TO
grow. while on the opposite shores Ut
the latter u great nuiiiter of valleys,
once inhabited, are now completely
inaccessible, owing Ia the intrusion VI
glaciers Not to multiply instances.
continues this writer. interrogate the
al. and Af nil
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13
6ackiea's Araic3 Sliye.

The best salve in the world for Cats,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
letter, Chappcl Hands, Chiilblains,
Corns, aud all kinds Of Skin Erup-
tions. This Salve IL guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction In every case
Or money refdn lei. Price - cents
PER box. For sale hy Howard NJ.
sale, s.,iiaa, II
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13
LOVES LADDER IN A slEEP,xe-cAa

As Pullman car was :fying over .
western railway at lightning speed one
Of the passengers. a sturdy old fellow
81 81, suddenly discovcrj that he VA.
thirsty, aud dailei tie porter. Who
brought the ladder. II was just l!N :.
and all was still save the faint snoring
of the thirsty mans wife, whom he
left snug in tine berth He proceeded
to the water-oo!er. RECALLED himself
after the manner Of Elijah at the brook :.
and aftera second long iraughs crawl
ed Roi.elessly back aud began to ~
cend the ladder, Shiie ihs hsssis VI too
gay and spoPtive college b,ys psered
out ffosn the berth lust opposite. The
respectable elderly gentleman erawled
Into his nest, saying In himself. NY
old girl Is sound arIeep; WON'T do 70
wake her" and he inserted his bead
into the pillow. hut .; that moment
the female form. in q most unmsrital
hsasses. csolxln,e<i,r WhG's shtses
'Nns-h. my dear. y says the husband In
. soothing voice. and petting his "o:d
girl" on the fsce. " it's only me; lust
went TO get adrink Of wafer" and 70
the explanaaina be grntly,
bot firmly, ~mbssrssi his spouse. But
.. that there was shriek such - only
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13
e ATARR
THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Yrsassd With
SlnFoRD'S RADICAL CURE.

cCcCEsS the test Of merit and sueees In the tres:
, DenS Of Catarrhal Affections, amer many mpef7
sle failrrea meseA undolbted .poeifc rro7rr
Is n the remedy Used. Docs SAxyoEps RNpic AZ
.C1B Tor casaxYh poeecxa such peupeSSiess The ett
3sses In the shape unsolicited
3ooe able people u al stations Of e be
,onelusise on this point Never. believe. In the his
.oSy OF popular medicines has sucA valuable Testimony
hat IN The poesssloA OF the pSopr-toss of vospb
RADICAL CHE And y1Iab bic u ia % do~s
Sent tnoussntfh part Of the Recommendations which
arefocay offered By friends friends b. It's favor. Pro
Die OF wealth AID Refinement In all parts the coontry
1~y admit Its superiority over any nefhot Of esre
knovn 10 the regular n:ecAl profession but ahra the
he tas in our pse>sioo represent but asmaii
part Of those withheld tor reason mentioned The
!oaloWtnx unsolieiset teStmIatal from u.xEy VILLA
es0. Of Wets. Fargo Co.'S ExpeesA. Is a ou.spokea
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INVALUABLE.

Ne.,. wzxxs F0rr,r. wnolcsaie Druggists, Boz
700. Mas Ccsfsea.-l have Tor months fen
duty th.s owe @ soas!,r! hrmaai,y 20 write you
sss % sAsISsD's EpicAL Crxl rss CAIAaEa- Pos
troublesome complaint have trted Al the rvsuSdh
that could mad. bet Without msfcftal permA-
bencat Last fall the disease had aSr.S ed af
that Huss have n lief die. Tie .rore
system hat become 20 Unnamed. aad the stomach ~
dscrderct. thai n was . dosblfni I-ttcr vhethar
could 70 ~ the Pacific Coast OF II dii 80 whether
.houm 1--we to come back or not saw al advertise
mens Of this medirrc. and although ee;nx very ne:cd
rlous about se-encs os nos'runs Of asy kini ", N
By t. The changes OF Climate. chfoais disrs>c II tbs
liver, and my Axe-Oycr D-may prcv"Gt my v.siirr
restoration. but the benz at derive r.n lie daily
Is 10 me t.cosdote. and hoping q Go eoai letsy
cured. and q lsst arrive At - spSctSo!e cid as.
this statement OF my os Of sny ssryice to
hose aihcted - have ben- aEd enable Joe TO bring
ms remedy into more general u-e. especially on the
PACING coast where tt Is much necdedJ NY ot lct In
wriliag this note e-ill DC obtained;
Very truly YOUR. HENRY WELLS.
Ar-oaA, y. Y. june. is.S. OF wslls. Fargo Co
Zach ackage contains DIR. SanfosdS Improved iahaL
and null diIectoes for use N all ess.s Price
Gl@ For sale BY all Nhoie>Ale and Retail D.ugxS's
md Dc aien the United states snd Cas.d
WEkks POrvkE. General Agents aud wloiesA-s
Oruggst1. Boston. IasS
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The Best Paper! Try IT.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
SSH TEAR.
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Pr1Cc, 40 Cents.

Be careful to obtain ColIIx.' yoIrAIo PlAsran.
combination OF klrcfrc and Soltaic Plates. with high
Nedicuted Plaster, seen In the above cut sold
~ ell Wholesale and ssaai Drusxi.is throughout the
united Ssstcs and CAnadas. ami By WEEKS fOTrkk
eroprictors. Bossoa. Mass.
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