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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

CAPT. MATTHEW WERE, the great
Englshswi miner, adds his testimony
to Haplau's of the uselessness of
ardent spirits as o means of greater
endurance. He says "When young
men go on WALKING tours, 3 glass of
beer at every inn means failure. In
his long swim on Wednesday across
the lower Bay Of New York, from
Sandy Hook to Coney Island he was
IN the water from about $50 O'Clock
a NJ. to $40 p. NJ. and was Obliged
TO contend nearly all the time with
heavy winds aud water. Partaking
ofsa good beefsteak breakfast at the
start, be asked for q glass of ale and
mouthfui of meat little after one
O'Clock, and seemed not at all die.
'ressed as be finally emerged from
the water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
Cure For piphtner1a.

A correspondent of Victoria pa
per wri es: Should yen or any If
your family be attacked with D'ph-
liberia 90 not he alarmed, as il Is
easily and speedy cured without q
doctor. When it was raging in En-.
gland few years ago, | accompan-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
WHOLE NO. 1901.

led Or Field on hi% rounds 70 wiloest
i the so called "wondertu cure" b,
performcd Will h4 patents a
Others were dropping On all sides
The remedy, 10 b. 20 rapii, mt b
simple. All re lenk ~ him e
4 pow Ter Snl lhur sai qlili nd " /,
ffaeSa b. clrai srsry B ea x h Il,
I xe pii0a. Hep II oaafsf II
of ti9ue btips ore ia,a v.te.
glass Of water. and stitfes il wtlb
his finger Instead of . sp17n Is ae
the sulphur q 80 not le4l,lg em.i
gamate with water When tha sui.
nhur w4- vel mixed he gave il - q
gargle aud IL 81 miautes the pati III
was out ofdsnrer Brim4t5oe kills
every spciea al fnagas il man. beast.
and planl in q few minutes. lrs.aad
Of sFitling out the g4rgle. IA recon.
nende.l the awallowing Cit In tx
sfeme cases, n %fycn ~ nH1s aecf
called inst n the nick of time. wbea
tae fungus wss TOO neatly closing o
allow he g4rgting. he blow he sui
phur through qai.l iato lbs throat
and after the fungus had shrupk &,
ALLOW Of il, thi was followed by the
gargling lie nevtr lost Il patent
from diphtheria II a patcn' Gan.
not gargle take s. live coal PM {, on
q shovel, and snrioki, a sppoafa at
two of fianr htin-tone ii iimp
upon it, let the euiferer iphale il.
holding the head aver it. and he
fungus will ii. L plentifuly d Ell
the whole room may be flied almost
to sufiocaiion, the patient Gao walk
abont 10 it inheling the lamas, gi.b
doara and windows 4hni. The u II
oftrmisatiug 8 room with sulphur
has often cured mos violent attack
OF cold in lhs head chest. etc
any time and II rtcammande3 d
cases of consumption aud osLhms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

1t now looks as if there was no
possibility OF the Eastern coal COM
panies forming an effective combina-
ton this fall. After two weeks mad
been consumed in trying to make al
agreement, the task was given up and
all negotiations ended II is now ex-
pected that fierce competition will
ensue, aud il is unlikely that prices
can advance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

TIE following cure for boHe-lelon
is credited 10 Thc L8alQa Lancet:
AS soon az The paisa Ion (ixo the
picking 81 needle) ghichiDeicates
the 6issase.is felt PCT directly over
The sp2t ay- blister about the size
Of thumb neil, and lot il remain
Tor six hours 81 the expiration OF
which tirne,, directly uadeT tho sur.
face of the blister m2y be seen the
feIon which can be instantly taken
ous with the point Of a needle or Q
laneet,n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

DErwEEs 6se Isy # jana asst
sn1 the end q! Aagu hls year,
there wss shipps5 tFafa Il atfosl to
Live peei Ice ztoea valued at
81 ,759, 600. on nearly double that
Shipped, during he same period asst
year last Friday 10 Dominion Gov
efmeat ia ed an order in Council
continuing inc restriction On the
impori alton II American naIgls into
Canada till the 9Th Of October next.
Il Is thought the restriction will
laen 5e removed so far 81 the West
eTn States are concerned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

Nhiufl advertisements payable quarterly; same
res-l quarterly without extra charge.
Advertisements set to double column rs per cent
GtrA
Bu.u cards, lines or less, IS per annum each
Extra iust 81.
E-tfay Notices, ifone animal be described. 3 so
'pr wteks each additional animal described in
notice so cents.
special notices and business notices in news type
80 cent per line first insertion: cents per line
'tch subsequent insertion.
Advance paw required for transient advertise
1'euts fOmmissioners' Notices, Attachment Notices
tni Eco y Notices (of animals taken upl.
"A ki ds Of Job Printing promptly and neatly
executed. Terms Cash on delivery OF work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
opFICIAL DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
A gents.

Agents.
r.. EBK00Ks GENERAL COLLECTION Agent
90 IJnvey Inoer .BlOomin gtou, Wis. Titlesinves-
u;r' nd perfected. Collections promptly attend
-tt' differences gwen when ssired.
I htLAU0HLIN, LAW COLLECTION ANDIN-
'. france, ofiee opposite First National Bank,
Bose h. Wis Will attend promptlyto businessen-
trn3ied to his care 3l-46
IboN rONRs, PATCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY
w. Notary Public and Convey General
80 elton agent. Alsospecial Treasury Agent for
at4te OfWisconsiA, to whom Hawkers and Pedd lers
s1o amply for State License. 33-15ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
To The FARMER
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY

such as Reapers, Mowers. Threshers, Flows, Guilt
of the popular kinds for sale on easy terms
My platform" is. Good Materials, Good Work
manship and Prompt Attention. for Honest Equiva.
Tents. ~ this platform suits you or if you want
r1atiorm wagon, call on [v36nl5tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
LAJICA STER HOUSE.
Terms 90 per day.
LOUIS LIsHERNEss, Proprietor.

(DDItNGToN HOTEL, SIMON wooDHoUsE
'ropretor. Bloomington, Wis. Havir rehtted
tul built ample room for the accommodation of
guest AIN nov prepared to accommodate them
WIN WI furnished rooms good beds and wollsup
pmi tAhles sample room. Attentive hostile err good
StWlluE SLAP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
M Platform

me making Of Wagons, Buggies, Vehicles Of all
ssaa ana Farm Machinery, still goes on at the old
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

NdALLEY HOUSE. JOHN s .sMALLEY. PRO-
= tot Muscods, wis. Near the Depot. Express Of
hceand Livery t.bleattaehed. Meals at sl,hours
"''''' Ne'i iurnished. 9l-4b
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

HOtcEs.
CENTRAL H0UsE-CAssyILLE. The under
pssned, having thoroughly overhauled and re-
furnished the Central Hotel at Cassville is p' pared
to accommodate the travelling public and cits his
share Of the patronage. Good stablng, aud com.
mehsurtte 10 the times.
n g Landlord speaks both the American md
'ermau nguage FRANK P. MINK,
Dated Nov. II. 1878. v3Tnl3ly Proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09
Attorneys.

". TAYLOR
). ATTORNE Y AT LAW.
"" ucrt, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
\ NJ 'aW. Court Commissioner for Grant County
and General Pension A gent, Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

T J. ARTHUR, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
-, At Law Specialtime and attention given to col .
ecton and securing aims. Loans OF money nego-
tttet- Cfdce n the court house. Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

- NRBER h CBEMENTsON, ATTORNEYS AND
- j,nssellors at Law, Lancaster, Wis. Willpracr
ticeiu All the courtsin Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

pfN D WILSON, ATTORNEY AND CoUN.
y oor At Law, Boscobel, Wis, will practice in II
Wisconsi nCOurts. and In the United States Courts;
"a axe col estions and transact business promptly.
1dce over Ritter 4 nubbelt's hardware store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

tRCuIEw. BELL, ATTORNEY LAW AND
GeneralCollecting A gency Once in Washburn's
block. Main-st. Platteville Grant Co, Wis. 32-T
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

pUsHNELL& CLARK ATTORNEYsANDCoUN
ID scorsat Law, General Collection and Land
Agents, lancaster, Wisconsin. 3O-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-10-09

WINES GEO. n. oARTER. ATTORNEYS AT
W las Flatteville Wis Practice in all the courts
ofihe State. once over Hodges McOarn's Bank.
3l-4
, 1879-05-16

many Protestant colleges might lcnvn ots 'hc'n
Il lcsst, Of lhrratity nn.t .nlcra,,cc III thii re-
onrJ. Most lrchtlttiy, aid without my riser
walton, io nrriIouilir ftturly untrue tr seite'
mrnt That "Fathcr Hnrn md l,s 6r'Iu'cr
prsestE," moved BIZ HATRED ,,r any other motfEe,
"haye adopted Or lndorar,! the soilfy ~ eS.nn-
municat!ug parent. wflo persist !n ssntlslt theif
children to our public Bc!h,o1a." 10 'lcny sfth
nh assertion i,Ereabo1s Is almost too ritle'1!oas+
to be- Thought nE. II
But the ding at-nnr, the lihcl 1luot,-Fathcs
Soriu is the .rl..t ruprrhcnsihfu part Ut the lut'
ter uf "Castllar.n 1Gtu the solitude oF an
American forest, ntnrIy forty years aGo, rst',s
thu then vnt.1g priest, AMI laid The fuunaatinnh
ui1 INSTITUTION Of liberal learning sliosu tat'o
,ttfl hencs llaro i,ecQ,l,o wUrlA.wue. No ILL.,
burs. NJ sacrltfec% .ayc betn spartA IL uyctcan,
Ing the acknowledgements tlitnuGl WiIiell i!it nktd
to sncrcss lei. Faithful md truthful Vt thr
tlrat .ial nt TIN. Inst ..r venerable Father nuv
tecu:tcA a pust Ut urvat responsibility Hlltl nsEh
uMr, willie lie cnjay4 the respect, the esteem,
nay, ilr lnyo Of t}t&e S!,o ahSe known
him long antl intimately; mud this
wHhuut reference to religious. hslet hc
sectnrian t,rorllvftlc<. Next to his Tod
lie has given Ills oye gn.l nIratarrn 10 Ills Iear
Notrr unlnu; AMI now In tI,r hNtr OF her tlsreet
nced, c, NY lie cxorcisu Vt his natlYe rlodeBtr,
| gives tho liz to yous correspondents atatement
by not "as<ing pcc',ninry aid of Hrotesiants,"
~ SUCH but of per4o1s whose Eeftrosty "a i,ot
| blinded by ht1Mrv. howercr rtl!ginusly lis
| posed. NH not, sir, hur haye etar lcen. nor
do exRnct au he. Catholic. bit ! att II t-icnd
uI honesty and truth, AMI ans, aso, yours tru'y,
| T.. Il, TURNER.
, 1879-05-16
E0tra I11ule University.
~, thA E,lf1er ~ T7,r 1'rf},,tt1s.


SOUTH Rgap, Ind. Mny 14.-Tho assault,
vicious a.ld unproYoket, Of your correspondent
"Castiiar," III this mornings TRluuHE, upon
TIM University of Notra Dane, Hear our city,
md It's worthy founder, Fnlher horin, ncetas no
not!cc hero whurB tho great school anI the notla
TEACHER arc btKt known, ltle Ollo as a uunofac-
tioIl Ut far more titan local Significance, tho
athcr as lover Of Ills raeo, irrespective OF
nationality or theology. and Us q gentleman ot
many kindly nraces. Tic venom of tho calun.-
nlator mar, however, po'sou strangers, aiNl his
statements may 40 harnt whcre thu ineal,s OF
latuett,l. fnlsellt,ud are max At hl.ll.
Sotru Dame IS truly Catholic Institution, as
/ believe many nUtal1!o Institutions Of lcaeuIng
haY. hitherto been allt! presently ags; but
nut.l, Is Or can lc further lroas tho truth thar.
that Il WAS "estahlsssIed for tho PURPOSE ..
educating priests a'il making rnuverta
Aents,h and thie Is not donc "tnuer the pro-
sHsse Vi tgEt!.esiHE tie cauka Ut ylueatonh nor
uuy other pretGIBe. N0trc Dame IL not. In uny
srrse, a Theological sello0t, nt'r docs 1t aeeh,
exclusively, Or alstu!y+ or IN any partial seuse,
tn benefit Cathul!clsn lts curriculum ta liberal
us.d eleyaing, it, processes eoufurlnabln 10 tic
progressive tenucHciua III tho day. ulMl It's Ec'
suits gratifying to enIslItuir,l minus. self
righteous b!Io,tY ato,ie disputes It's superiority
Or tat,cHts over Ito sslrcesits.
| The htutctnenI that lhu Uniyerslty IL nntug0-
ntslc to other tnous Or institutions nj lrarnlne
| lHeAuBo not IpFafessedly Catholic Ia nut unlj
| nrypostcr1As, but false. This uessiy uyrs nl
| "Gsstlurn would cover purity itself With ugly
| bIotcllcs. A prraona1, long, and quite Intimate
| acquaintance with tbs otcera mid fAcu1ty o
] Npt1o Damu cna1ics uu tu 6tat1 poAitiycly thu
, 1879-05-16

Countess Blayatsky, who Ia NOW soIourning
In !nlta With Col. Olcatt ct at!t OF tho Thee
tophical Society, has aent q gloyo around tho
world to london BY a special spirit messenger.
Hho took With her to the East q pair 0f gloves,
a,.t1 on Feb. II Col. O|eott saw them in Bombay.
Hho Informed the Colonel tilat she had been r..
guested ly "an English barrister, President OK
t'in hF!tiss! T4eosophical Socety, atitl son uf y
Lthtral ". H.. whose name Is well known
throughout Iutlis," to se1ll him anu of t!esc
gloves immediately upon her arrival, IN order to
Improve ny fatler's eyesight. Tho, sEeno
changes to Londou. On thu aunla day the baF'
r!ster found telcEisa at his chambers III thu
Temple from lady tncdInHl In London, say!nts
tttat 1cr "sptrtt" had received Il nessugo from
Nine. BlayatakJ In Dombay. Nrediess to say
that thss "messaQeh wns the glove eent pt
from bombay that very day, with "ttlc well.
known signature on t!le tnstdn 9f tue glove, uni
Ills less known aud less decipherahle symbols
above It." It WAS received By tho gentleman
tull in the fnce in tisrkened room, uitd 10 now
Eiyca evidence, in letter TO tllo Standard ulat
lie Is quite satisfied tl.at thu transmission Of thu
glove wus effected by tho Cpuntcss III Bombay
uu,l tho less powerful medium, iu London k.s.
tWpcn them. 5Ihu I'sit llfaH 6asette svlna.ks
tat seekers after truth IN Bombay hare begged
the Countess to ae,ll home ihttruverianl &runks
by lc Same route, offering any reasonable prlro
for tho accommodation. So far, however. She
has ACCEPTED no contrsct, though ibis Is only 4
upiulo1 Of tic ludian papers.
, 1879-05-16
TILpENsH MONEY.

TusAtnaion Dasasich IN Htlo Iifi Herald.
THO generally credited report that Mr. Tiltlen
l,us made $4,000, ,0ln clcar money since the lat
Ut January III tho manipulation OF tho New
York Elevated Rlllroad stocks a.nl bun.1s makes
l,ttu M object OF uilectlonatu interest Aeru to
certain class Of Democratic politicians Who ra-
gard $4,000, 900 With c1srcme vcncvation as an
admirable campaign fund sir. rilden's pro-
putslty for money getting aud hts good luck
aru Mucl, discussed here. Solnu Democrats
urRc. that ths peonso wlll never, or pt least
hardly. yet elected y fortunate speenlAtur to
the T,csflcrcy, ul,l think TINT Ills nancy IL .
fatal puJcttlun to hss Candidacy.
"1t would ho sat1 Ut oltvo that Tlidcn mado
$3,010,000 By torcipg the wofktnEmcn and woil-
en OF New York 10 pay ~ csats to ride bncx.
ward and foswar! from Asir homes to ihe!r
, 1879-05-16

A liapatch to tho London Times confirmed
by the Wleler 1agb'at', announces that as Prince
Milan, Of seryta, accompanied ~ his slall was
inspecting tho Qualifications Of Niscl, holnb.
shell, conceatcd ,lnaer layer Of loose earth ex
plodcl, slightly w0unIlnE ono 1T t!ie officers. 1t
IL not positively known whether this shell Sns
ono Ut Thy pro]ectllcs renanuE SINE tllc war Of
1877, or II 1t wns piacci lhctn ns sort of Infer
nal machine. But, coi'IcdpS US does the event
With tho attempted assassination Ut tho Empu-
ror OIL the following day, 1t also may ile laid 10
thu charge OF ono oi iiuse secret soslettcs with
which Slavonsa on both sides nt thu Dnnuis an.
pears to bp Infcstcd. III the present condition
ot n.rairs 1t may not prove unntrrcsting to draw
attention tu lfst uf the attempts llntse against
Royal pezsonagcs and ehlets Of Govesnmentslnce
1873:
Attempted assassination Of tho Duke Of Mo- =,
snpc oi the rincc o ias 40
At,epsss asa,s1a.ion ts preceding KiSs l1'
Astempsa &c assassination or cra Victoria
Discovery Of un Internal machine at Masaeillcs
apon tho visit q Napaseon NJ. lesa
Altcnpt aS asainss Kinv S!csor E,nmnaucs., ..iss'
Atsefnit aealnet Napoleun III. ncar tho oncsa
pass ~ Tarma mortay wonndsd e. ..iss4
Planori ares upon Napoleon H. In The Champs
Fac9iss arrested waea about 10 lfe on ia;
rle % .o'er @ iano s.ats ferdinand IL .sso
rhsss" Italians IRON nion convctcd Of con ''''
spiracy 9RAinst Napeloon III 1;;,;....... .,.lg57
Tho Btutlcnt 1lscker 1Ees TWO shuts at the King
Of Ifnssta nj uailnn.. -. .:i.l lHsi
ThTen 1nt1lhns conytcicH ql Il second conspl-
r1cY aEalnst Napoleon ln.... ~. 1A89
Assasstnaton Of President lncoln... ....:. lb05
Zauguzons attempt upon tho Car. In st. pe.
uurocchovskys attempt upon thu Car, Ia
A..aas.uation o riincc aiicbaei, oi scryia. isUs
| Attempt upon sha life " King An,ataeas u
Aaaasrinat,on Of tho Fresldunt Of ler1 1879
Assassination nf tho President VI bolivia lH7I
Assassinat!o,. VI t!u rresiaunt Q! Ecuador ~. lB7h
Of tho President Of pasaguay y. 1877
IIoc'lsis attumps against tho Gcsmnn Fin.
NobInr'a aiion,pt .gainst tho Her,nan lin '''
psra. nt =, ,;n, ti,on:;, =; s,,I, ;:,o 1919
passa,a1i,u trcs TO stat itfng llunberto oi Italy
hQvEtnuet 10 IA
Ftnullr, at s d. NJ. on tl,p I'll, OF April, 1878,
Euloyictf fires four shots from revolver al tho
Gar In trout Ut tue VI. Petersburg Eeoio Mill
taire.
, 1879-05-16
Il Illooslti,lrsty SuEgestion.


CHICAGO, Alay l5.-I sec BY THE Tribune
that cur police arc to bo drilled IN The use Of
arms and IN marching. 80 tar, 80 good. Now,
wonld It not bs well for them to Aaye regular
pistol practice, that they may in tho future have
sumo cllatlcn OF hitting man or dog wllen they
Wunt toi '0Me policeman told me- the ether dry
that lo mad not Tired oil pistol In seven years..
What can you expect Of a nlan under such cir-
cumstAncesl lie wnnld he more likely to hit
sDlhs Innocent woman or child than the party
ilo shot nt. would suggest TINT u ranEa 10
furnished them, and they 10 compelled to
practice at stated times until a certain mo-
ilseAcy bs reAsAed. Yours very respectfully,
TAIrAYHN.
, 1879-05-16
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
YntiinnN Avenre.
m fhe EaltpF ~ The Tribune.

CHICAGO, Nav 15.-1 nottca In your paper OF
yesterday communication from II. G., c}nim-
Ink to be "Wc, the property -owncrs," /" in rcEard
to paving lndisna avenue between Twcnty-n|nth
und Thisty-tlrst Streets That avenue is pared
to trhIrt,-fifti street, with the exception Of
thosc two biocks, nntl IL "wc, the property
owucrs," aEe all the sntne narrow -nlndcd aNl
fool order OF Il. t., 1t will probably be soma
time bcfore tint little strip is paved. But the
writer, WHO lives On Indiana avenue ttust north
OF Twcnty.nintl street., hopes there are enough
docent people living on those blocks to pun 1t
through. T.
, 1879-05-16
ELEcr1ttc IttUll'r ys. GAS.

Hi4nHtt. 10 Lan,!an 7,mt.
PARIS, ApEii W.-Crowds uf pcuplc |,aye ~,
lcc,cd Tonight 10 witncss comuctltton h,fu..c
The electric light a1,tl gas. The Gu. com,,sa
In ucc0r.tanrc With their undertaking ~,
tnon.hsagu, have adopted IN improved .y,,c,,as
lighting In t1'e Rue au sepicmbrc. The thf,,s
3amp.posts hive been superaedeu hy c,cht,a, =,
greater elevation al different eonstr,r,jon ~
zach provided w!t1t savcn Jets,-s!x assaurts -
4 circlo md ono IN the centrn Just nca, enonys
for the ditterent ilan,us to Turin. The consumn.
instead Of o u',a this Min ,le Increased num-, num-,
bcr Of Tampa, makes tho illumination Of i'm
ertv. 4 Kind * r'ass s'srt saacer. r. n;tts nt!s
1l1.c.a a, apefdtnro i,edal j.. at 'he bottom, i
ihem. The comparative briiancy Of 3'uss tbs
two sys!e!ns ean be testtii bY stapdlnr
ut tlit Junction Of the Nno du Sfntens.
bro und tue Avenue de pOpcra; unl tic zen.
rral opinion seenla to be TINT thc gas hai de-.
more aErneaalo 10 Tho eyo ttan the da2x}lns
whltuur5s OF the electric light, a,, tI,c lrht h..
Ing more evenly distributed through the Ian1ns
selHg scarcely more than third Of the dtstauca
apart. IL remains TO be ascertalncd ,rhetbtr
Tic gus Is cl!snper tllan It's rival; ior, though
The Municipality has yote'. nhoNt m caual sun
for both experiments, 1t does not aeccAsarily
follow. tint the fina Io,nnauv Ia keeping witbnn
TINT Affm fnt II Inns st,
;ln,ds m,,, tw*t yvsr i,nt, ~ h.n: 1,'s aH'
Stu,,inality n cf,ns;aerai,lc s"rnIu. ''s1 ~ ~:
rnsc. hnwnycr' thc Cnn,nonr h.s n,oraa ~ ~!
osill,v IN i,,rt m str"nt ~ br,i,apn.j paI.eu Ms
Jabl.,chlso1s. and ts.a latter !s threatened viii
WIN ci,,,ns ~ hov" ,,Dys" a., ~ sssa sru!. 'aa'o
"naf,r,tniir bot th. intnn.itv and tha .,as
iiw ~ tbn ,fshiopI,knG l;h'' l;rhs' "''" "' "a'a'''
~ - Wv .N'ns.
| root hiClt MEN OF NEW YORK.
CYRUS W. Field, omulatinE tho example d
william II. Vanderbilt, hus swo,n Thu, he has,
, 1879-05-16

A resident on Brush street who had ho'sato
sell was directed tom citizen ot Ninth asenre
who wanted 10 buy, a1al attcr ll.tls tas Tie
two made Il trade. The Ninth ayciinu man gaSe
au old fossu md s23 fl cash for the oshef' aia
everything sramcd perfectly satisfactory ma
day or twu, however, tic brush street mnafe
turned md said:
"Yo,l ,,,,ll matlc trade the Other day!"
"Yes,n replied tile other.
uYnu arc a member OF the church. nnaef'
stundfH
~ am,"
"WoII, that hurse you traded with me ha' !
spav!u, mud you nevcr said word aboat ~. u.
What sort of tricksry IL this for Cn'1s''aa
The otl,cr cn,u.ed tho house without "ont.
hut after minute rcappcared with tile iam'}
Billie, aud said: ,.,,,to,
"air Blank. here Is my cittdc mud consoIsIlosS' os
haYe read this book through anil through, .!s
md II you WILL tnc 1t and !nd where th'i'sss Sass
man is required tn point out sparins 10 ho..s
trade I'll buy you d butter hoEsa than you s'ss
owned ~ ~ u.,t M.
The Brush street man vent home WIZ .1a.. nss
Thoughts tn his l,cad, anl he has saEo no 'A's'
nhuut The exchange.
, 1879-05-16


A cooi tbousaud-liail d ton OF Ice.
Nuss.a's cho!ee-Aut cnsar aa' H'''
Punch. ~, .a.
Cholora Is out Of reach OF tho poor H,a,s WIZ,
c,,mbcrs ut 50 ceuts dozer.--'f1 o'"
Tt,,aes. -,,.,,
trust not tic crcus athletic as h' ''u.,f oo"np,n
enters the arena. lie IL nlan o' IL 's'"
!nlgnllons. ,.,,.nt
Illinois has the boss candidate for -, hs'.
III David Davis, in fihator' seps'' 49,
big u. p,-Dtrrlek. .,,,o
Mamma Ito Hamilton, who has oss' sn'iceass'1
Tim t.nrurr tteral,sn l,p would nut say Not
-" You mNy come oAt Now, lt,""ts
TIL you say 'piease,' motheF. "-i'e''" :. mi.
Scene: cambridge l!tgl school s!asi ,ns;n u ri.s
tloIogy. Teachur-"W Wt1o WY i'so" "sIn of Biz
Htrl-"WE(p OF Iluracles, a',d !lts. !lt.i Er;tapn
Joseph purtur, X. e. p'''-tfa'p''a ,,,,,ed
.sThts Ia tad co1nmcntaty otn..'ix on ~ observed
civilization" thc tratsip I'ant int ha hia
s"tsn "is r. frn,n liza front of siuro MAS "oo"S
Derrick, .,.n ,port.
IT,. ,o,1mn,.n inst year paJ bill 81 eItout,d..
,"t;3.'irai TX att"ndauce upon l!s psek nust W hate
Tlu Albany LVet.tnq journal eaSs 5s n 'iors
sbruwm considerable physsc to 'ho 49, ,.,.a var
Chilli In South AuIeriea7 Ia has ,snsr1Trspondsus
nCsii.at ttollyla aud psFu' - ";,,tt!s as simply
OF, ,le spot tluscrlbes fhe mr.. IL ts ar.lla!'
tetiams stt,ua ,am1n nst thos. uQa'u@" 's 80
s.,,., ,,,no ago DanDuIy tnaMu tnnaMu,raSsatly a
e|o.s t..,s,, hin Him. lie thltt Was I'll With
st.,'sI, ,iI rrt,urse, aud SEM o9ta IN seettye1
nntr ~ ,i,s elIsct that as sooh ths Iett~
.nurp remorsc he Wuuld seaa "A@
UaH9ury .Ht@4. -~- ,s
, 1879-05-16


CnycAGn, May 15.-Can you Inform those in
tcrcsted In what condition arc tho affairs Of the
State Savings Institution! As Judge Otis doesnot
appear inclined to throw auy light On tho sub.
1cct any Information you eau give will be gladly
received. Is there aug probability OF 4 dividend
being declared In any reasonable time, OF should
the tleposltors hold themselves In readiness to
nAy ar asscas,naut to malutntn tho ufflce of Re-
cc{vcrl Dy informing the public regarding tho
matter you wilt greatly obligc
MANY DErosIroKs.
iTllcre seems to to no probability OF an tu,-
mcdate dividend. The dcpositors ngcd not
fcar Au uaGcssncut*l
, 1879-05-16

uhttes from the North. The low price theso
plantations would be olterad At after they left,
With tho climate, would be iudusctn.nts the
Nortl,rrn man could hardly resist: He con-
clnlrd: ~ know what | say when epsMk iof
nv pevple, md we aro going, TO csnigrate."
took totea frnm a 1ll..nbor uf co1Oreu men
ia my journey, and this mnn's staterncnts cover
tho ground OF ncnrly all. HoD.