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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-11-26

Remember the dance tonight.
Pure apple cider at G. II. Rines'.
for SO cents per gallon.
Remember the dance at Galley &
Neely's hall to- night. .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-11-26

There is to be dance at Mr.. Ian.
der's house, 10 Bradford, tonight.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-11-26

Remember the dance tonight.
Pure apple cider at c. H. Rines'.
for SO cents per gallon.
Remember the dance at Galley &
Neely's hall to- night.
Sweet apple cider at G. H. Rines'.
Only SO cents per gallon.
Some must work while others pray
so we will work today.
Mr.. w. A. Smith, of Spencer Brook,
is building quite an addition to his
residence.
Major Fridley and son paid tho
UNION Office pleasant visit on Tues
day. 3 @
| Tickets for the dance for sale at
the Pioneer Drug Store and at the
Post Office.
We hope our readers will overlook
any shortcomings in this issue. We
are in somewhat of hurry.
Abe Orr proposes to appeal from
the decision Of the supervisors in that
cartway matter. a. -
Mr.. John sGoss and family arrived
in town, Monday evening. The UNION
welcomes them to Princeton.
f. 1t is reported that John Jameson,
of Elk River, has taken unto himself
wife. Better late than never, John.
For the past few days the Ameri-
can House has been crowded with
men on their way up to the plneries.
Messrs. Chris. Greeley, Nelse Allen,
~ = .
c. E. Brown and George Warren were
in town this week looking. after their
numbering interests.
A strictly honest good man IS gen.
orally too COMPOUNDED small and
mean for white man to have any
dealings with.
Two cattle buyers from Monticello
were in town the-early part Of the
week; they bought up all the young
stock in the neighborhood.
A. J. Bulls has purchased the old
stable building. between the post Of
fee and Congregational church. which
he proposes to convert into wagon
shOp. r." .-. 4a#. -se
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Guecln. Notices.

Pest Once otIcs-rhe ors Tor the week ending
tTI'KDAY March =. 1873. VIII clO-e al tins o1icc
WEDNESDAY, at 1900 =. a., Tor Europ'. b. steamship
luecusowu tc5TesDundeuoe for France tuust
be specially addressed aud Al for rance direct Oy
Amstq.c via NayIo. Uu lub toDAf a. II IA,
for Frame German. &C. BY steamship trslL va PB-
nouIn ChorDsurs Hamburg correspondent Tor Great
Comment mus. De specially aaJics-e and
al ~ M, Europe % stosnshp CIV 81 Montreal, va
ouesp.tos cores pondrfrs AMI France
speolay adur-s.e,ll; -ATC kDAl. al 1880 a. iOr
Cenlahy ,Sr, -loaaulp Neste va Southampton and
Erfzu and the Continent
mus. De spe,AIy Addressed and 90 ~ 'or Europe ~
stAam.Hip britannia Queenstown cOrasp9aJsnco Tor
and scotland muse 20 specially saatcssed Ani AZ
direct steaoanip J. hlopia Wa 70 as
parthiA titY o montreal aud bu
fannie 10 hu uAhs Denmark aad SOi
ma mails hr aSsau p eaYs New YOrk NJ . Oh 1 The
n.aistsf hhyu -aYhnits 40. save New TorN March D.
IniieA Brazil and Argentine leave
Nas ora March The nails Havana New-h
March ans The us or NrNcO leave Nss York March
4 The mails for AspInwA aud south Pacific PtTts leave
Sew YUIA March 'O tue Tor CHINA Japsu cave
saa fraacssa 10 Tue mails Tor Australia &C. leave
san FtanciscO March IL.
0 RIOS. T. IAN - Post nAs.,c
POsl Once. New-lur.. Marcn l. 1914
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TIE ONLY ROAD 10 PLHMANENT PEACE.
Ir.1n ne Nl-lln.flI Un-LeNf lKsnI

There does not seem 10 be much nope for
the commercial aud uGu-tria interests al The United
states uuuI after the Presidential election IN 1880.
We DO NOS say this 0cspoudugy OF in The belief that he
county j., going the dogs. We do not Sclcye There
win be au rutir. cessation Of the revival ~ business
thai began with the RESUMPTION OF specie payments.
i. uuu the Republican parry comes into power again
ana -rtrd lut Iid policy has been decreed, once and
f,ra ty t4c people ~ the United states, We do not
re.nate tue full fruitlOn Of the natural advantages
t.!> country enjoys over other counlrlrs Various
Democratic Fclcues affecting the national credit,
tnr a3l., OF the Government to maintain specie
navm-ats. and the condition OF the Treasury VIII
CONSTANTLY threaten 10 disturb public confidence in the
H. hty W values. The only 70 hO.d these evils
chcc, is g. meet them al the polls. The Republicans
must united yigllanf and aggressive. The elections
of 20 AMI 1850 VIII deit rhine The financial policy of
tie country Tor ions years 10 come.
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the lungs l4O0 square feet Of aerang surface
the stomach secretes daily fourteen pounds OF gastric
Juice. the rate OF flow Of blood III the arteries IL
twelve inches second. ana in the veins eight
inches q second. The experiments Of Dr. BEAUMONT
upon Alexis Martini the Canadian bOatman. and OF Ma
gendo the toe famous French surgeon with his hounds,
cited. Professor DaltOu's rule for the average
daily amount OF .0Od required by healthy man was
given as follows: Meat l6 Ounces; bread, 10 ounces
fat butter. etc. 3l2 10 ounces; water % ounces; IN
an pounds Tire lecturer thought that man devoted
to mental occupations woCld not need so much meat.
As the teachings of the lecture the following rules were
given: Eat slowly at regular intervals. DO not drink
much wh' eating, except IN moderate Quantities.
immediately at,r eating do not engage IN severe phys
icIl or mcutal work DO not take lood extr molly hot
or cold, when exceedingly exhausted Eat food ia
YarlcLg. md plaInly rnO.rl.
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March 8, ]. Theodore


BRUsH-In BROOKLYN. THURSDAY. March g. J. Theodore
brush 80 The Goth year % m, age.
f"er .""i at ais L. e rsient No Il Gala place
>unday March 9.at4 Friends are requested not
SEND flowers
BURRELI-At Little Fails y. y, on Wednesday, the 9TH
lust. Harry Burrel IN The S2d year u his age
f the S'h list s1T at ococE S D. Ia '''
ERskINE-on Thursday. March 9, iona Erskine. in the
Friend! y family, also The mbers Of Livingston Lodge
respectfully invited services
day, at 330 NJ from Ing late r,s"Gor ~ East o0S
flowers be
HoLT-on Thursday evening March Mary Florence wife
On account oi scarlet fever tne family the funeral will be
private
HURLBUT-on Tnursday morning, March Q. at Hob2ken
NJ Mrs Hyehna p widow Of The late samuel HurlDut
Funera services SATURDAY March g. at 10 o'clock in
the First NJ. r. Church. Was.ingto1-st. Hoboken.
KENNARD-On Thursday. March 8. John Kennard In the
ana e1ds NJ the family also members Il Exempt
nve attend the funeral services al his se residence
4 MasuOAaave., Jersey CITY. on sunday March g. At 3
JEwETT Al the residence Of her parents No % East 5ith
st. after OneI Illness uetradr youhgest Giugntet OF
graudiaugter Of the late rev. Dr Dickinson. in the th
Relauye, friend, Of tina family invited to attend TO
saturday morning. AT Ii O'Clock without further
Phiieph ant New Brunswick IN j. papers plsase copy
LEWGs-At White Plans, Y. Y, on Wednesday March 5.
1879 Willie Halneld eldest son Of Joseph H. and Deborah
Funeral o. SATURDAY, 9Th Inst at O from the house. and
Al The Memorial NJ. r. Church. at O'Clock p. m
Interment az UniOnyile
McCLURE-At Albany. y. Y, March g. 1879 Susan Tracy
Rice. % TIE Archibald Mcclure
~ A. ss Of Ss 56 RTs Ss
Retves ends Of the niy respectfully invited ID
atou tho fncra her late residence $50 Bed.
forlaye., BTOJkyu on sunday, 9Th INST, at CLOCK
Irtruneat cOlyc Hence VI the family.
TEARsALIOn Fifth Day Gnurstavl, IN the Sst year Of
ms az Gilbert H. Pearsail formerly Of Flushing L. l.
Relatives iuStJei alton Ina funeral rpm
I'M A.. resi eucr, No 1874 s.. test BrookIyn -eventh
Dav the sth INST 1890 a. m. Friends kindly re-
matt .
SCUEPp- Suddenly the of the Gh inst Leopold
son Witte aud Leopold Scnepp aged moths and
days
on saturday, March :, at 1850 q. III.
TAYLOR-On Friday March T. 1879, at his residence. $40
LexngOulve George O. Taylor ~ the 10Th .; his
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WAKEMAN-At Southport, Conn. al midnight March g.
Jcsup l.. Wakcman.
Funeral At his SATURDAY, March at 23O
WEEKa-suddenly. Friday morning March T. Forster j.
Weeks aged 63 years.
Fun -ra viii take place from Christ Church 5thave
and 3jth-st. MOndav March 10 at 1880 friends
are requested not 20 send any flowers.
Halifax y. 81 papers please copy
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LECTURE or DIGESTION By DR.. WILLARD pAR-
KEE, JR.
II had been announced that the fourth Of
the ser-. Of free lectures Tor young men which In
progress al Association Hal, would be gwen boy Dr. ID.
b ST. John KoosI The Lar and the Care of IT," lat
he was detained at home ~ iEess, aud the lar,e au
dience which had mbed entertained Tor al hour
by Or. willard Pa-ker, r., who talked upon Diges-
ton"
The lecturer stated that his remarks while bearing
principally upon the organ, aud processes o. digestion,
might generally speaking be- said 70 Doe upon common
sense In managing ones self sketch 81 the anatomy
Of the body. Illustrated by skeleton diagrams, etc.
was followed by hurried view of tAe process 4 dses-
ton. some ol Tie more striking statements that
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MUSICAL NOTES.

The fifth concert of the philharmonic
Society wiz take pao, this evening at seinway Han.
Richard Wagner has shown sympathy with
tie movement restore the pure style OF
church the Catholic Church service by editing
a "Slabat Mater OF PAestrna for TWO cAOrusts ana
providing u with expression marEs
Sims Reeves has a second son who is said
e. he dramatic tenor Of great promise Joachim and
Eternd4le Bennett his g0dfathers, and his full
name Is Herbert Sterndle Joachim sims Reeves. A
grave responsibility rests on youth VINO STARTS III HIe
Win sIch name
The Gar of Russia went on The stage at
g. Petersburg after the second act o. Faust 10 com
pAmeut Nine Albam such an honor ~ his, II IL sad
IS without parallel in the Italian operate history OF
Russia Nine Aban Will shortly conclude her Rn-snn
eLEacemtnt. but VIII pay brcl Flsl 10 rams Oe-
Tore sne returns 10 England
The London Figaro says: Madame Nils
sons Aus54Dd M RouzAud, has purchased FOR $4,000
ole-,rd share a large Partisan Ac-nce DE Change,
and Madame Nilsson, very properly desiring to remain
By the Side Of her husband has declined all fr her
Engagements for this and next winter As she has
ALREADY s.cned she will sing IN Mtdrd. but SIZE has
eecned protractod tour IN the French provinces.
Madame Nilsson VIII come 60 London DID, The summer,
aud D. undo that 10 Is within tue h'uhus 10 pos
hbiIi5 -lc may sing here In Ii kO de LAHORE. bnl
sh MI'incd that, owing 10 Inc Ne" Du-.h'o- c'--t.
cnt, ~ Acr Paris. she cannot, ana wiz A'i
tecct any o"r OF an engagement The United states
curus next winter"
Ii is announced that there will be a sum
mer tenn al the Cincinnati College u Music designed
Especially Tor the benefit Of teachers Of public schoO
academies and other educational institutions who can
thus tke advantage Of thor vacation 10 avail them
selves Of rLc superior facilities for instruction offered by
TIE College Of Music in every branch Of musical educa
TON Of studies Will be arranged 40 10 meet
Tie Wants Of this class Of students. a. the time,
tlc regular course Of instruction IN college VIII De
tonihGed private aud class lessons viii De given
~ otAer Of the year. This Summer term also
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Prom me bangor Tlt1 and courier (Rfo)

fT'II IHe HUIy7I " ~ 77II3 ~ ~ 49, :. "
The elections show that the UcccltiW Groen-
back fusion movement has spent its force and the jc
has fairly turned favor OF public honesty ana sound
doctrine. The soft-muuey deluslOn has been empndt-
fc4lly checked aud the COdiIHouisIs defeated al All
points Portland elects Re HubAcan majority or BON
branches oI ;hc City Government ANA combination
MAYOR has barely squeezed IN bY about forty majority
obtained Oh the islands" Lewiston and Auburn nave
been spleudidly redeemed; Bath comes to he front
with a sWecpng Republican victory; brunswick. Top
sham, Gardiner, ReSdticid, Sac0, benuebunk, hehne-
bunkpOIt and other towns IN all parts Of TIC safe nave
dcclsvey reuuddtnd the fiat hcIey, ana leading towns
in our own county and section have Responded Win
equally gratifying results. The tide has turned ana me
heard Let every good citizen aid IN pushing Oh the
good work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

THE GREAT CHANGE At wAsTIXGToN

1t is a great change which Is 10 take place
upon the meeting OF the new Congress The enocy o.
the Senate Chamber fOIeshadOw phase Of the pres
eBt condition Of sf3irs The defiant attitude OF the
Democrat In the House. wherein they propose 10 block
The very wheels OF toe Government unless ihey are
permitted to cheat buOdOzc and stun ban 't-noxes 10
their hearts content, without any Federal eye to report
their dUngs marss another phase, while ne present
uuhedrdof rush all the petty places in the senate
indicates another. The people OF the North VIII go
sIa ght 10 the marrow OF ali these matters M thef IS
Innate OF them. They now have quarrel Win Jcu
DAVIS, nut the spirit and temper which prompt ultd
state Senators mention him in the same breath WIN
Washington cannot fan 20 be stormy denounced anu
cnnlemuti bY OYcly true man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08
PUBLTC OPINION.

No man in either House Of Congress has a
create. Ir- onsjrny for the infection Of another SEES
sion upon the ougsuGcIiug business interests "f Hr
United states than The great dema gOCte Thurman NuN
tnc people VIII not forget lt-lCleveland Leader depl
The position of President Hayes ought not
10 lie doubtful He knows that every safeguard when
The nation can maintain ought 10 he preserved Tor Tree
aud honest elections in the South and the great cities
Utica Herald (ktp)
For the first time since 1860 the Demo
Gratis have control II both branches OF Congress II Us OF
great consequence the country and Of supreme con
sequence The Democratic party that no Wild OF tN
travaGaut legislation be Charleston News
and Courier (Dcm)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

TIE MAGIC FLUTE.

The performance of this opera last night at
Oo Academy by COloHei Mapleson's troupe was vast
Improve lcut over that which gyou at the last
s..or II was not altogether perfect. and matter
how perfect repre- sentatiou OF II might De- II
would Doe almost impossible 10 make tus opera
eb.oIurely interesting, IN spite Of the nunerou,
deglti passages with which It abouuds, Tor there Is
Too much about the work which Is trrcIccnahe unai-
trlctivo Nine Gerster. the ASbdf0mmCpt,, sang de-
ugltfilly. with exquisite grace and iirlsh and
with pcfieCt refinement Mme. Marie Roe, the
Pamina gave US one OF the most charming i'm
personaons which she has given in this country. She
looked her part perfection, she sang t-for! was
almost utfccty in her vocc-wih great elo ucute and
e1ootlu-ss and her work as a whole was better than
apyiLiu, she has done here. FrapOlh, who was the
famine dI exceUenty and for the first time tins year
showed himself fully worthy Of the good impression that
he created last year, and all Of the minor parts were
wholly satisfactorily done As 10 the orchestra and
chorus u not absolutely faultiess, they were
vastly better than during the Ias' season
snd the general character OF the perform
from the sOOisls dOWnWard,WaS so Tar lteF lha
when ,ast heard IT, that tie wok sLond De gwen
again ought prove und0uhted attraction, As IL
would almost undoubtedly reflect credit on the troupe
GRAND OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY CONCERT.
H. de YIvo has engaged Rosnati. the tenor
who seeded from the troupe OF Mr. Max SRA
kO,ch during that genemaus recent season in this city,
aud who went oa 10 Havana, whore he has since been
singing good deal Of curiosity has been felt and c1-
pressed about him. because he was heraded as an artist
Of remark able ability and also because OF his somewhat
surprising failure appear during the season at Booths
Theatre that an unusual interest vii attach to the
concert tomorrow evening az the Grand Opera House.
where he will maze ms debut Madame Of Murska VIII
sing aria from H. NJ 5. PinafOre, the Proch Naria-
tOns and hoI share the quartet from lAcis
R)snaU VIII sing the BarcarOlle from " M1sauleIlo,
due' with ousin and MaueIs not unfamiliar " Non g
yer" Taglapietra and susni will also sing. Miss
MaIksoiu viii play the piano and Mr. Kapp the violin
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TIE POTTER COMMITTEE AND TELEGRAPH
OFFICIALS.

TO the Edtor Of 1he Graphic: I noticed in
The rTqDbi- dispatch copied FROM Tie TRIBUNE (Siich
overlooked wueu Published there To the effect that
the rpuo' memb ot the Committee " InrestiSa
uuu m asked that the telegraph officials who testified
to the dispatches tbdra~n ~ MI Iyner should Dee re-
called tuat had promised 10 recall them, hli they
never came As the animation against me tDus made
ls uuWarrautcd let say that WAS requested 10 re-
call these officials ana dld them 10 Toe summoned,
hut bo'Ur, '.ey arrived wa, Wio med uy the Evpun-
ucau members of tIe committee int they w'ult not
he nee cd ana therefore CouuteruIuded the sunmous
Your oueuleut servant. CLARNsOS " POTTER.
No 81 UdiisL. ACi- JOfit, March q.
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COMMON COUNCIL UP ALL NICHE

BOsToN, March 1.-THE Common Council did
not adjourn until O'Clock this morning baviDg been
wranSlmg most az the night % attempt, under the
lead OF President Whtmorc. reconsider the vote by
wich Charles Harms elected by ballot, AT the last
meeting, Superintendent Of Strects The ground
taken by the Republican members was that motion 10
reconsider ballot could not be entertained. sharp
contest ensued, IN the Of which the presiding
officer made some very singular and arbitrary rulings.
TIE motion 0i NbltmoTc defeated wth the assist
auce OF "A few Democrats.
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diagram sns.. re .-.stu-l. ts ct' -snths
Of Inca-s Tho t~reu'ics in give ciT"'' ~ i.1 u' -
t.-. pr.r.4. teiehys me
.i alton. tic mercury during tf,ee hours
TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 3. / a. m'-IAe barometer
rose rapidly yesterday morning and slowly during the
evening" Partly cloudy weather was followed early ln
the day by FAIR weather. The uDeIature varied ne
tween 30 ana 80 The average being u higher than on
Thursday. .-,.
changes IN temp ratuie may be expected IN this oIy
LII
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ALBAN \.
RETRENCHMENr SUSTAINED.

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PAssEu-sUrEH-
INrFNprSr sMYTH REPLIES PROMPTLY 10 HIS
AS>AlLANT.
IN the Assembly yesterday Mr. Hepburn amend
ment reducing legislative salaries was passed Joy
final vote of - to %. The bill 20 establish a
refomatorv for women was also passed. Insurance
Superintendent Smyth sent TO the Senate reply 10
the charges ACCOMPANYING the Governors message.
The Senate passed the Code.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-08

We understand that the Home Insurance Company OF this
city have awarded binding large burglar
proof Office the Boreel Building Ia Messrs
rockingham EmOry No Vescy-st The walls u be
four and the door ve inches thickness and will weigh
900 pounds 10 must be yhy gratifying TO this firm to
understood the aim Of the in
company the best safe that could be
made building the SAT- made only after
OF the metals employed had fully proved
that DO whatt intended TO be- absolutely bur
QLLr nL-nL ale
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established for the benefit OF people OF the South who
wish visit. during this season VI the year Northern
cities The musical attractions, which are 40 beneficial
10 the student. such the concerts OF the THOMAS
Orchestra and the Organ concerts, VIII he continued
The time will begin the I'm Of July. and VIII extend
10 the last week ~ August. Further Information IN
regard To the term and In regard to board IN Cnc,u-
natl ana otaer Hike subjects, can he obtained 10y WIRING
directly TO the college.
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MIDYIGHY WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the paste hours

NVUvISt8 IOT t1t IH9I : ! "7"I8'
WASHINGTON, March y | 4. m.-Thc ba-
rome er has rs fl Inc MID lis states ald New England
with slightly colder nOrthery winds aud generally clear
weather. Warmer and generally clear weather has
prevailed in the southern states with Sht southeast 10
southwest winds aud less pressure TIE winds have
shifted 10 easicrly IN the La1c region. win slight
changes In temperature. ana cieU o. TAR "ed'ler'
warmer md geltrr4.ly clear weather has prevailed in
the Northwest with eat 20 ,olth winds and falling
barometer Toe area low ba,onster rs central near
Omaha and ihe barometer Is highest near Lake Ontario
Rains have prevailed on the Pacific Coast
Indications
F. New England and the Middle states clear or
p.rtly cloudy WcAth,., noItAeIly winds, snuLnX 10
rly and ,outhcriy Slight rise. followed DY hi.na
barometer, and rising temperature duTlnS iAe SHI
TPIiI'NT LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.