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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

HEBREW MEMoRlAL-DAY-MTLITART SA-
LUTE.-The following interesting CORE
spondence will explain itself. 1t will be
seen that tomorrow. Hebrew Memorial
day, Company 3, Walker Light Guard,
First Virginia regiment. will visit The
Hebrew Cemetery and aid the ladies in
honorng the graves Of the fallen Con-
iederates who lie buried there:
MAY IS, 1870.
Mrs. Caroline Cohen, President Of HeJre1c
Memorial Association
Madam,-At a meeting OF the Walker
Light Guard, Company B. First regiment
Virginia volunteers, held on Monday night,
May 18th, by unanimous vote it was
ReSotred, That we tender our presence
rs Il coz pany 20 your ASSOCIATION il the OBJ
servance O! Memorial-day, May 18th, to
visit your cemetery for the purpose OF
firing q salute over thnse who wore thc
gray and gave their lives for the cause we
loved. Ii such is agreeable to your Asso.
citation we will arrive 1T I O'clock 2. NJ.
We remain, very truly,
Captain II. Z. JONES.
Sergeant LEROY L. BROWN,
G. WADDY WILDE,
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ADJOURNED FOR TIE TEEM.-The Hus-
tings Court has adjourned ior the term.
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MINERAL WATERS.
ITO DYSpEPTICS.

Il
TleLUNENBURa I.ITTiA WATER Is offered
you as q remedy of unnucs;iouahle value in the
treatment of Dyspepsia Ia It's various forms. We
have il OH draugh', for sale in any quantity, at SO
cents pr Gallon. In recommending this Water TO
our patrons speak not onl7 from our personal
knowledge o: cures effected by lis use. but on the
testimony of jhysicaTs of high standing. Read the
subo!ne certificates:
Nessrs. Poik Miller & Co.:
Gcnilemcn.-1 have ugcI the "LUNEEBURG
LITIIlA WATER" with decide6 benefit IN several
cases of Dyspepsia and Indi esiiun occurring both
in adults and children. In one case especially.
where Indigestion WIZ accompanied by heuduche,
The result WIS something mdrreft0WS. doubtless.
when better Known 10 the faculty, this Water will
acquire high rank among The rcricinal springs of
lirg!uil. ED. Il. ROBINSON, NJ. y.
RichmoatI, June II. II s7S.
| have found the "LUNENBURG LITJfA
WATER - beneficial IN various forms OF Dyspepsia.
cScrts upon The gdst,0 enteric 1aacous membrane
gives 1t wide range o. npplcahiiily.
JAMES A. AGNEw, VI. D.,
Eurhevile. Va.
commend II RS = mos, rniuaLlc agent In Dys-
lensia, especially that form accompanied BY acla
eructitiOns. | lave witnessed ~ most obstinate
cnSe-unc HAT resi>tcd Ihc whole nlnteriG ulcdica-
hisd 'g the ses Of this ",ter also S'mmsnd n
LunenJurg Courthou$e March 20, 1878.
POLK MILLER & co, Druggists, corner of
Ninth and Main streets Sole Agents.
BURKE BROTHERS, rrorrietorS of the hotel at
Burkcvl lie. offer accommodations 10 summer board
pr at rt:i.cn"hl rates. and The pt-s,s are supplied
with tic 'LuNEHBURG, L'TiliA WATER,
fresh from the sDrlng every day. my l3-3m
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LEVY BROTHERS,

who also are offering great bargains In
MATING, OIL-CLoTHs, CARPETS, and
LADIES' LINEN SUITS.
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TUFTS PILLS.

TUFTS PILLS.
r.rac-sv { W'l9ms- Newton, \. C., write:
~ ,ryrr soi,; medicine that gives such gene
-, ,,t,staci!cn as TuTI'S PILLS. The demand
ipc;rasss every dal.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
X OF CITY ORDINANCES.

B BOOK OF CITY Or ORDINANCES
4 limited UumI cr uf copies u the
CITY ORDINANCES. CHARTER, &c, COM
PIEi f..
jus, revised ard printed 4 mot us"tal book 10
all cItizaus-esp"ciaIy pi"f fss!Gna! a,a. For sn';
bT j. ". EANbbl.fi' "'nLi'h''
my I3
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WANTED TO BORROW, FIVE HUN
" DRED DOLLARS tor six or seven months.
Will give good enGOrscrs Address
MONEY"
nv 1i.lt care of Ietter-i ,arritr 3.
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w ANTED, TO INVEST IN BUSI-
| w NESS IN THIS CITY tMERCEANDI>ING
| PREFkRREU). q capital 0f ONE OR TWO
THOUSAND DnLLAHS, or would accep: situation
! rs DUOk-KEEPER Al d lend either umorut Ten
| good stcurI;yl to employer Al! communications
| coulGen'ial. Address, With real name and nature
| of business. INVESTOR.
lny 4-:OG2.* car, OF DiSUutch.
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jus revised ard printed. mot us%al book 10
all cItizau=-esp"cia,'y pirf Ss;Gna; mn. Iof n'''
by j. ". EANDuLri s ENGLISH.
my13 -
NEW BOOKS.
LIFE LESSONS FROM TIE ErnN or Pro
VERBS. Ey Bishop Perry. III io"a. :i'6c'
LIFE WVrTH LIVING. MEMORIALS OF
EMILY BLISS GOULD. Gy l.. u. bacoa'
Sl,50.
THE VICkR OF MORWES$TO 4 LIFE OF
ROBERT STEPHEN HAWKER. y. A. By i.
Earring -CouLi. sl.75.
THE CHURCHMAN'S HANDBOOK. 4 rRAC
TiCAL GUIDE ON The RlG,T- h%D lI-
TIES OF RECTOhS, WARDEAS, yE~TE:-
MEN. &c. BY TbomaI Rchcy ID. y. 81.
SERMONS. BY William Bacon Stevens, -. r.,
Bishop Of Pennsylvania. SI.7J.
THE AGES BEFORE MOSES: 4 >EEiE! OF
LECTURES on TIE BOOK OF GENESIS. Dy
j. NJ Gibson, D. u. 1925
LETTERS OF JOHN KEATS 70 FANNY
BROWNE. Price. $50.
SPIRITUAL SONGS WITH MUSIC FOR THE
CHURCH ASo CHOIR. By Rcv. Chaths 6.
Robertson. -. -. $3.50.
\ YEAR At H1lERCLlFFE. A PRETTY JE-
VENILT. 01c.
MY l2 W0ODH0CSE { PARHAa.
EILEGANT STATIONERY.
LATEST SrYfES-some entirely new;
NOTE-PAPER:
MENU CARDS:
VISITING CARDS, sc.
Cali and see the l1rgc assortment NJ
RANDOLPH & ESGL!SHS
my1o.d&w Bookstore and Eindcry.
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POLK MILLER & co, Druggists, corner of
Ninth aud Main streets. Sole Agents.
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". Gratsm, Law:rrcevi!e. Ga, says:
hrvrca>c Torpid Livcr} has bafllcd The tkil! OF
,b.irtgn> fnr fifteen years. ! can safe say that
rIIIsTS.S PILLS have duNc nc more good than all
i,Lsr urslIiuts cOrl62Cu."
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PILLS.

. :, 9 y,r Old Town. ArS.. says:
j. \; ~ ;.lI,IS sic ne btst ever rold. think
~, No: br able TO haudic any other pill"
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1H E DIs..lP|.'AI &. |
: ~ coWa. R2Ia g g, hxsoG: sss
psiIr DISPATCH Is delivered se,s e ssser,s 1 II:
serrst f,i.csiy. FL Matted at SO per annam $3 for
ss'msfoSlss: SSss'sl slSo for three months SOC. Tor
sas s uaen,..sM; DISPATCH at Sc per an
pan. g < SfERLS xxi NnIspATcH Al 81 per spnnn
DH. TUTE.s raa.sss. raa.sss.-
nTTTs PILLS.
ENDORSED ny
ascIANs, s,CLERGYMES, AND MERCHANTS
.,e RICHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE-
MALE, ALL OVER TIE LAND.
IF. W" practice 0t twenty. i've years. proclaim
rTHT PILLS the best aSsi-ti'sons medicine ever
rs.c.
TUFTS PILLS.
- r-.,o,s Dacota. Min. says:
Nv. ,stug Or. TUFTS FILLS. and am having
Am ,,.si;H s~'u tbsa have had in thirty years"
TUFTS PILLS.
,,,.ve had Liver. Disease etwsnty years. TUFTS
,,y : ( have entirely cHrod ne
TUFTS FILLS.
=, :, nsroos. Segy York. says:
bSyc had ryspensis " can ,i. -, 20 mo %
neysF r4s 4as PiEs fIT isas they 70 srs co as good
- represented"
TUFTS PILLS.
,,<,jr. SrrIurfie6, Ml$s., says: ,,,ou
,hiry years have been iro'lhlG9 WIN IL, IS,
,,.,,y;srrse, and Sidpey-D >case. Iuli iHA-''
ssrs brorgL: mt ens al ''sh'
TUFTS PILLS.
liz. ID 10 81 TJiTTFS PILLS IN ry icac!iee, ana ma
-, 20 hc aH thcv are represented"
TUFTS PILLS. EEE
:, Esr Old Town. ArS.. says: t,,,,.
~ I'll! no: bc able TO haudic any other pill"
TUFTS PILLS.
N " Erahsm, Lawcrrceyiie. Ga, says:
Hwrrs,c Torpid Livcr} has bafi.cd The tkili OF
r,|,rtyux fer fifteen years can safe say that
r,srr mc&Icincs comoiacd."
TUFTS PILLS.
r.r,e.sv { W''l.ams, Newton, y. C., write:
w. rrycr sold Il M 'G!c!ue that gives such gene
Al ,si!si4ci:on as TUFTS PILLS. Ihe demand
ipc:casss every day.
., CENTS. SOLD FL ALL DRUGGISTS.
my : codiFel9]
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WANTED. 4 FEW MILES WEST OF
" THE CRY. In 4 family Of two grown rcr-
son1, SETTLED WHITE Or i:OI.ORED WOMAN
tn do 9 neral WORK also, i CDLORED BOY accus-
toned 10 farm work; also, u cheap JAEGER
WAGON. Address II. U. s., Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14
NTOUNThiN-TOP HOTEL.

NJ
This delightful SUMMER RESORT having ul,-
dtre0ue coiupiCt" renovation Is again open for the
reception Of ruc.t and III" travelling ruohc gene
rally. fnr par iruar~ address
GEORGE BOOKER. JR.. Alton Depot,
mr. Slim Chcsapcaku ana Ohio Railroad
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sCyMEEs ESEg3ETS

'os crvTs SOLD FL ALL DRUGGISTS.
my : coai Fel9]
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,,<,r, S1rIrrf'eid. NfaSs., says: ,,,.u
4. wears have been irohc1 WIN ~, nSF, .
f,.ss fo. s.... AID Eidpey-D >case. TUFTS flLLS
W. - h,6ugL, mt oHI al right"
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ENDORSED by

<,scIASs, ,cLERGYaES, AND MERCHANTS
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WANTED, By \ MIDDLE-AGED
W MAN. with several years experience In SELL
ing Goods in the country, SITUATION in some
busine s.house In ihc city. WoGid prefer grocery.
'an Grlw in custom. Salary rot object.
Address e. b.. Dispatch office. nv l4-2*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

A MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF
n STAPLE ARTICLE WANT A GENERAL
AGENT IN RICHMOND. Business permanent
and pleasant. Worth from $1,000 to 50 900 I
year. Address Post-0hicc EoX 476, Yonkcrs, y. Y.
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SPRING STYLES
FOR MEX AND BOYS.
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO RENT FURNISHED
w ROOMS two chambers. dining-room. and
kitchen with use OF Earrrl, or wCu,d rent FUE-
Si>HED HUUSE. Address
ROBERT EMMETT,
my 14-3t* DiSDntch office.
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,c RICHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE-
skLE, ALL OVER THE LAND.

Guy IswsS. Fulton. Ark. says:
F. ~" practice 0t twenty-five years, proclaim
"ATsS PILLS the best asti-tlsous medicine ever
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We OFF,. as special bargains onc- twc-. snd three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE AZ rcmars-
ably low prices. ap lO-W,M&F
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:, n sh;yt!y. For&town, Ind says:
liz. u 10 TJITT'S Pill is IN ry icac!iee, ana ma
=, :. - hc al! ;hcv are represented.
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p ,, osrond, Sew York. says:
Et hSyc had yspsnss Weak Ssne S,ast to do I me ESQ 50
ron>nc>ss:1s as TITT'S PILLS. they arc as good
=. rr.reSented-n
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WANTED, a CAPABLE HOUSE
w MAID icolnrcd pref. rrcd). Anplr. with re-
cOmmcadltlonS. between O y. N. and | ~. Al =
wesI Grace street III. 1928
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TUFTS PILLS.
~ r,,seits. Dacoa. MIN. says:
J. W. im ,.stnr Or. TUFTS PILLS. and sm having
AM .n,ih .~' tbsa have had in thirty years"
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w ANTED, 4 WHITE NURSE. Apply
~ Ut II north 81 " nth street. my li-2s
WANTED, u SERVANT TO DO GEN
W ERAL IlHUSEWORK. Good wa.ts. Amply
at 1893 Main street. nay l42t
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WANTED, \ SITUATION FOR A
w Cu!.ORED GIRL AS NURSE in a Christian
family. Address o. call At No. casL Cary street.
crtv. my li-lt*
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-24

The great fault with people in
America is their haste to labor and ac-
cOmplish something without stopping
to think. This precipitous manner of
acting has been the cause OF many
bankruptcies and failures in business
here in this country. And We do not
think we are far out of the way when
we say that it has greatly increased
the financial difficulties. People should
stOp'and consider, and consider well
before undertaking any work of i'm
pOrtance. But thought IS Just rs re-
quisite after work is commenced TO
carry it on to: successful completion.
Thought is necessary at first in order
to be sure we are right, otherwise all
our labor would be in VAN, and after
perhaps several years Of hard work we
find ourselves bankrupt and worse
than when we started. 1t seems
scarcely necessary to say, that after
the work Is commenced, we should
cultivate thought even more than la
Dor in order to direct every effort to
the right point. This is something
Americans should learn. They should
think a great deal more and not rush
into the work so quickly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-24
THE GENUINE
DR.. G. McLANE'S
Celebrated american
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMTFUGE.
SYMPTOMS Or WORMS.

VHE ccuntenanCe Is pale and lelden-
L colOred, with occasional fiushes, OF
Z ci-cunscribed spot on one or both
I cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
/ pills dllate; 81 azure semiCircle runs
along the lower eye-hd; the nose Is II
TitItrd. swels, and sometimes bieeds
Z swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, gi;h humming or thrObbing
OF ;he ears; Gn unusual secretion of
saliva; si;my or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
. appetite variable, sometimes yoraCious,
with 4 gnawing sensation of the stom-
aCh, at others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains n the stomach; occasional
nauseI and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels II
regular, at times Costye; stools slimy:
not uafref=cn:ly tirgcd with blood /;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
rcsPIra.iJn occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
snI disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth temper variable, but gener-
..!y irritable, Sc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect 4 cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form, it Is an innocent prepare,
ton, net oatable Of doing tie slightest
Injury 70 tie mos! EcAder infant
The genuine DR.. MCLANE's YER
NnFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
WrlDDer- -.O.-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-24
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION.
PropoSins al Amsndusnt 10 Sections Three and
Five. Article -Four, Of tho cons6tBtiOn, RsOr-
gaining the judiciary Of the State.

Be It Resolved by the General Assembly OF
the State Of Ohio (three-nfths Of all the meIn-
6ers elected 10 each House e0ncurrinE thereinl
That a proposition 70 amend the Constitution
OF the state Of Ohio be submitted 10 the elee-
tors Of the State, Oh the second Tuesday Oi
October, A. ID. iss9 As follows, tn-wit : That
section and Of article Z, entitled Judicial. "
be amended 50 as 10 BE- and read as follows
SECTION :. The State shall be divided into
nine Common Pleas Districts, Of which the
County Of Hamilton shall constitute one which
Districts shall De Of compact territory, bound
cd BY county lines. and said districts, other
than said county Of Hamilton. shall without
division Of counties, Dc further divided into
sub-dlvislJns, In each Of which, and In said
county Of Hamilton, there shall be elected by
the electors thereof, respectively, ~ least QUE
Judge Of the Court u tOmmOu Pleas for the
District, and residing therein Courts Of Com
mon Pleas shall be held by one 0r more Of these
judges iu every county Of the district as often
Is may be provided BY law, aud more than one
court Or sitting thereof may BE- held at the same
ttne In each district.
sKC. s. In each district there shall be elect
ed. by the electors a. large Of such district one
Judge Of the district court. By whom the dis
trict courts lu such districts shall De held and
be shall receive such compensation as may be
provided BY law. District courts shall Be held
IN each county al least once every year. The
General Assembly may increase the number Of
district court Judges % three in auy district or
districts. and may provide for having a Judge
pro tempOTe, % hold any court whenever nee
eSsary by reason Of the failure disqualification
dNncLlEr ul 5isAAf11 OF ANY luuEe. and the
amount Of pay allowed judge pro tempOre
may be deducted from the salary Of any Judge
whose default causes the necessity Of having
the pro tempore judge. The times OF holding
common pleas and district courts shall De fixed
bJ Law, but the General Assembly may auth0r-
lie the Judges Of said courts. respectively 10
nx the times Of the holding of said courts.
AT said election the voters desiring 70 vote in
izEor Of tins amendment, shall have placed up-
On their ballots the woods judicial othlstitlI-
tiOnai amendment Yes - and the voters who do
nQi fayOr tne adoption ul said amendment. may
have placed upon their ballots the words. '-Ju-
diclal constitutional amendment. No - and u a
majority u al the votes east al said election b.
Ia favor u aid amendment. then said sections
three and i've herein specified. shall be and
constitute the sections So numbered In the
said judicial article % the Constitution Of the
state u Ohio and said original sections three
and i've shall be repealed.
JAMES =. NEAL.
Speaker 0f the House % Representatives..
JABEZ v. FITCH
President uf the senate
sdoTsrrd DrfI 70 fz-a
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-24
The Sabbath.

We are more and more sure, by ex-
perience. that the reason for the Obser-
vance of the Sabbath lies deep in the
everlasting necessities of human ma
ture, and that as long as a man is man,
the blessedness Of keeping it, not as a
dav Of rest only, but as a day of spirit
ual rest, will never be annulled. We
certainly feel by experience the eter-
nal obligation, because of the eternal
necessity, OF the Sabbath. The soul
yithers without it. 1t thriYes in pro-
portion to its observance. The Sab
bath was made for man. God made it
for men in a certain spiritual state, be
cause they needed il. The need, there
fore, is deeply hidden in human nature.
He who can dispense with it must be
holy and spiritual indeed. And he
who. still unhOly and unspiritual,
would vet dispense with it, is a man
that would fain be wiser than his
Maker.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-24
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1879.

3 direction Of the STATE Central COMMITTEE.
TIE next Republican State Convention viii D.
..-I M N. q. - C-----u---.l nh-n ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-24
cleveland Leader
A GENEROUS OFFER.
The Son Of ''0Id John Brown" Offers
His Services 10 the Aid Of
the COlOred Race.

PCT-IN-BAV ISLAND. LAKE ERIE,
OTTAWA Co, O., April Il, lNT9.
To TIE Edit1r 0f The Leader:
Your kind fdgor IS before me, il
which you say:
If yUu could IL an carly date, giv,
your views On the new plan 10 sUlV,
the negro question III the Southern
States by emigration, We would be glal
TO publish them.
With thanks for YOUR generous offer
/ will now say briefly in reply. that, sC
IA. rs ! understand the plan referred
10, II has my heartiest approval; and ]
will further say that nv desire thIi
this emigration movement shall be a
success III every sense of the word is
much greater than have words 10 eN.
press. l Will write at another time
giving my views more fully. For the
present, and in proof of the sincerity of
my feeling and purpose, will say that
II necessary travelling and subsistence
expenses can be met, | Will devote my
time and labor 10 this emigration work
without charge, hoping thereby TO aid
somewhat this move of the oppressed
to better their condition.
Though am nearly 50 Years of age,
my health was never better, and | have
yet left an amount of physical strength
and endurance rarely possessed by
men of my age. Believing that my ex-
perience in pioneer life may be of
value to those emigrantS, though
cannot do more, | can and do make "A
free offer to this, and of my best efforts
to aid them. l will 90 for this pur-
pose to Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, or
to any portion Of the West and North
west where it may be considered that
| can work in this cause most efficient
ly.
A large, immediate emigration, it
seems to me. is Of less importance than
the successful establishment of those
who have already reached their new
homes. or may be now on their way to
them.
BE so kind as to make public my re-
solve in regard to this matter, that it
may reach the attention of those inter-
ested. My time for action, it seems to
me, has once more come, would not
-be found wanting"
Yours for the right, through veal or
woe, JOHN Brown, JR-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-24

Among the hill tribes of the Anglo
Indian frontier, cunning is quite as
highly esteemed as personal prOweSs,
and there is ample foundation for the
native prOyerb that 1t is easier TO find
snow in summer than to OutWita Khy-
beree." But even these masters of
stratagem occasionally meet their
match, as the following adventure,
told in the words Of its hero, a HindOO
trader, sufficiently shows: when
started to go from Peshawur to Herat,
| knew that | couldn't expect to pass
the mountains without meeting a rob
Der or two, and | made my prepara-
tiOHs accordingly. / laid out all my
money in several large diamonds,
which ! bound around my head in a
sOiled rag, made to look like the ban
dage of wound. Then | put on the
raggedest clothes | could get, and
loaded donkey with lOaves of spiced
bread, such as the mOuntaineers like,
putting a good dose of opium in every
loaf, and away / 70 went driving my
beast before me. 1t wasn't long be-
fore fell in with half a dozen 'ghur-
umsaugs" (bTigands), who never trOub-
led themselves about me, seeing what
a miserable object looked, but flew at
once upon the bread and devOured it
all. The opium was not long in pro-
producing its effect, and rs soon as
they were fast asleep l took what
money they had, packed all their weap-
ons and the best Of their clothes upon
my donkey, and went on my way. But
l can tell you. Sahib, took care never
to travel by that road again"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-24

At meeting of the directors of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,
last week, a semi-annual dividend of
four per cent. was declared on the
capital stock, main stem, payable in
the stock Of the company, and a semi
annual dividend Of five per cent. on
the stock Of the Washington branch
railroad, payable in cash. The net
earnings Of the main stem for the six
months ending March 31st. were 81
O04,0l2, being S499,3la more than the
same period the preceding year. At
ter the payment of interest and taxes.
and IN addition to the expenditure of
S2QQ;0O0 IN cash for new locomotives
and eaEs built at the shops OF the com
pany and Investments for sinking
funds in reduction Of mortgage debf
amounting to S329,743, the Heating
debt incurred in aiding the cOnstruc2
tiQn Of connecting roads, Was further
reduced during the six months by the
application Of net earnings 10 the ex-
tent of ST61, $40. The stock dividend
will aggregate 1893 shares at par, an
equivalent of S56s,3OO.