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MIR. +. Il. WITT, Cleveland, Ohio, Rheund-
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COURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Livingston.


The jury in the case of Mary I. f.
Hester Lewis, transferres of Anna L.
Sbenlx, VS.. Emeline Hoffman and Samuel
Hoffman, rendered verdict in favor Of fthe
plaintiff for 1,265.46.
In the case of the com'th of Pennsylva
mia, for the use Of Lancaster county, VS..
VIM. F. Pickel and VIM. F. Pickel, guar
dian of Benjamin F. Pickel, garnishee, a
verdict was taken in favor of the plaintiff
for $S52. %.
]. and j. Bachman VS.. Jacob Myers.
Verdict taken in favor Of the plaintiffs for
$50.
John Staley VS. George Wall, William
Wesner and George Wesner. This is an
action of ejectment to ascertain the owner
ship of triangular shaped piece of ground
situated on South Mulberry and West
Strawberry streets, having IS feet on the
former and 11S feet on the latter street.
The plaintiff traced the ownership of the
land by deeds from 1874 to 1866, when
they allege that it was purchased by Mrs.
Ann Stalcy, mother of the plaintiff, and
wife of Cyrus Staley, from George Miller.
Afterwards Mrs. Staley transferred the
property to the plaintiff. The deed from
Miller to Mrs. Staley cannot be found, it
having been lost, without being recorded,
although diligent search has been made
for it.
The defense is that the defendants lent
Cyrus Staley, who said that Inc was owner
of this land, considerable money. The
land was sold at sheriff sale. They pur-
chased it and now hald deed from the
sheriff. On trial.
Before Judge Patterson.
John X. Barr and Hattie A. Barr for
the Sc of Hattie A. Barr VS.. the Farmers
Mutual insurance company. The plaintiff
side Of the case is that on May 81 i'll the
year 1857, Mr.. Barr insured his house in
West Hempfield township, in the defen-
dlnt Company and paid the premiums
When the policy was about to expire the
agent informed him of the fact and he said
that he desired to insure his other
buildingsalso for three years more and told
theagent to make the survey. This was done
and in the latter part of April, or early in
May 1870, as is alleged, Barr offered to
sign an application in blank, as he might
not be home on May 3lst. This was done !
and the money was paid and Barr received
receipt dated May 31st. On May 10,
1873. the barn. corll-crib, tobacco shed,
&c, of the property, were destroyed by
fire when Barr was away from home.
When he asked the defendants for his
money they claimed that his Insurance pol
icy had expired on May Sd, 1873. The
amount of the insurance OH the burned
buildings was originally about $1,000. Bair
Il Shenk, bankers, held a judgment against
the plaintiff, and they attached about
81, 900 of this money, which they recovered
by law suit, the remainder, something
over $1,000, is sought to he recovered by
plaintiff. The defense is that the insur-
ance expired on May I'd, before the fire
occurred, and that the receipt when given
was Of that date. On trial.
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Graduates Of tho Naval Ac.d,p,y.

Il
The report of the secretary of the navy.
in answer to a resolution of the House Of
| Representatives, in regard to the probable
number of midshipmen who will enter the
navy from the naval academy at Annapolis.
shows that there are fOrty-fOur midship.
men who have passed their final examine
ton for ensign and thirty-five others
who will come up for final exam
inatiOn in juno next. As three
of the latter are sick and some will fail
when they come up for examination, the
secretary concludes that of the whole sew
enty-nine not more than sixty-fve or sew
enty will be available to fill vacancies.
AS there were no graduates in 1877
and 1878, owing to the change from
four years to six years course, and
as the number appointed at large is re-
stricted to ten for each of the four classes,
this restriction and the extension of the
course will greatly reduce hereafter the
number of cadets at the academy. Under
the old system, on an average of five years,
only thirty-twO or fOrty-seven per cent.
of the total number that had passed
through the entire course were grad
uated. Under the six years course, and
with the smaller number Of cadetss appoint
ed, the secretary estimates that no more
than twenty-five will graduate an
nually. At the same time ths va
cancies created in the line officers by
death and from other causes average
about thirty annually. The number OF
midshipmen on the navy list has, year
by year beon steadily declining from
one hundred and thirteen in 1873 to forty
four at the present time. There will
De vacancies for most of the others
who may be admitted to the grade of en-
ign in the March examination of the
present year. Subsequently the average
upply Oftwenty-fiye officers annually from
he academy will not be adequate to fill
he vacancies that annually occur among
laval officers of the other grades if the
resent system is maintained. On this
the committee on naval affairs,
o whom the res O.utiOn was referred,
sked to be discharged from its further
OnSideratiOn.
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DEA THIS.
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l. Holders of Woodward Hill Cemetery for
election OF Trustees will be held on MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 9, 1880. at 7 O'Clock p. m, at Office
OF Geo. ID. Sprecher.
By order OF President.
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WELLER-KIPP.-Januar p, 1880. by the Rev
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-05-06

9e ~ UutH Ut1Hute Ce1tHB 6Ht %1uUV1- NHIyUUt Ut9
;o.r prdi. Qampf.s gemo6t, uno bsm 0olft &e<
jnt bsflnbet legenbeit geeeben merbe oari5er feiR
Fa@ten OBJ llrt6.il 81 fallen: Wiit anoeren Bssten
= &eorsa' Die domination Silben's wiro Der Ha-
1t pon Der tional. Convention empfoblen, os eint<
a ousse= @Fi&t Der @er.9tiateit uno als oas
s'raitif9en bette Mit,el, oen @iee 5u errinseu.
1T Fb i'm Der umftono, eob bic eonOsnton =
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= = - = a. oes--.- ~ "' go Z - ~
oteisnet Fti, o.. <,..umpt Der bemo-
tratii@en 4ortei ippobl IN Rem Dort.
mic in Der 9anaen Union berbei3rfiib<
ren. SIR Die fam.naHpiten. ,pel4e
nur cine gssldruna stsen filoen oeeep.
tiren po!lten. mar >isfer B.f9lsb na-
tarii4 ni4t befrisbisenb unb bie{elben
na3mea 4elolationen an, Ia
beuen fs saua enti&ieotu eeoen 9iIben
Stenaa9 nabnea anb oie 8ereitmiMg-
teit ertldrten. itotn .plroi8en- San,
bioatea IN naterait.n anfaelltn ,pii.be.
filoen ii notSrlia In oea Auaspl bei
9aananpiten lein -pii.oiser-s Ran.
oioat nuo Die Drsaaiiatisa pirae BEN.
semdk fous e Die Roaiaatisn erbal.
ten ioute. feine gr.d4a.ns nit oaeu
mitteln 3n psrbino'rz ein&en. ause'
ben &tiolntissss parbe nod elm,
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fen pirb. 6eine grpdtInnl, beist q
barin. parbe eia nationaIts aaelad
feia. nab }eint Rsuinatisu Sic Bort.
nit 6dan be ,btbed.a. 9n ber rtau.
ldren Goapeatiou tattsn bic 9iiben.
2eute eine srpSs Raioritd.. 4er I'm.
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Aue Na9rl4ten aus Jrantrei4|
itimmen oarin iiberetn, baB Der Rampf,
mtl&en Die bortioe &eeierung nunmebr
9esen bic tatbolii4e 2ir@e begonnen
pat, BON @tonbpunfte Ser @taatstlns,
belt als Elm 9rober unb 3uslei& iebr
|erniter Gebler 5u betra@ten 1T. Ser
Sap, ben tie betannten Defrete ertpe-
d.n> bic @erftimmuns in oen fr.ns1
tatbolii@en departments bes M.fiens
uno oes @loens, sic lie herporrufen,}
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Der rabicalen Rt9ierun9. Ser g:6Bte
She'll Der beuti9en fran30fi@en @ene.
ration 1T in tatbolii4en @dulen ergo.
gen moroen; man fanu bebaupten, bab
|fait bas san3e 2anopolt ben Mitglie.
bern oer Congregational in berjlidfter
@eiie 3usetban 1T; ni9t genus: cine
srobe Mn5abl Der ous9eaei@netiten @ei@
iter lib:raler &i4tun9 oes beutieen
Grontrei@ ftebt i'm 2a9er oer &atboli=
ten, ,uel@e fur bic gon9resationea
mannbaft eintreten. Wir nennen oa.
Don nur Sules Simon, uel6er elmer
uon ben @riinocrn Der brj!!ten Rtpnblit
lit; ferner Dufaure, einen BET. er|ten
Suriten Trantreids, benz 9egfniiber
|jene @oltsoertreter, luel&e 10 'lasmil4
na4 ben 9etreten perlan9ten, &inoer
an @iiien uno @rfabrun9 Senannt
werben muiien; enbli& islbf Der be-
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&enan> bat 9eeen Die Detrete leine
! Stimme ,erbobeu, piini6t Die Greibsi'
Beg l1nterri9tes uno Die freie Goncar-
ren3 i'm @@ulweien. Ser betannte
feb3ieidbrise 2iltre, oer NIT einem &C.
|uilien Stol3e unb in freimiitbigfe.
} Weiie 70 oft ii& als ,Mtbeif ertldrte.
bat aus ieinem Rrant.n3imme, .oit
l@timme erboben unb ,parnt Die &e9ie.
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einen feinsli&tn @ssenfab 3Nr Republil
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fir .inen ganbiooten au initlniren,
iebo9 Der National gonpen+
tisn, 70 5u oerfabren, 6of. ter bamc!s
Oeriibte Betrug 5ur 9aupt-Nufsabe oes
Qampf.s gemodt, uno bsm 8olfe &e<
legenbeit geeeben ,perbe, oorii5er feiR
llrtb.il ~ fdllen Mit anoeren Wstten
bic Domination $ilben's uiro Der Na-
tional. gonpention eupfoblen, als eint<
RFi&t Der @er.4tiateit uno als oas
bette Mitiel, oen @iee 5u errineen.
Der umfano, eob Die Gonpention q
BAT, bic Delegation fur
3iloen 81 initruiren, miro peridieoen
9eoeutet. Wfan6e erbliden BARN Give
Siloens. @ir 1inb anberer
Anliht. Sic Silbenleute batten Die
Ma&t. cine lol9e Snitruttion ourd,u4
lebtn. 9aB lie es nidt eetban, benefit
nur, oab lie o:eielbe ni9t fiir n5,bis
balten. 9ie Delegation iit ;afruirt
lporoen, ihre Stimm.n als Elm @anscs
Gas a aait) ab5ueeben. Inter bet
unitresel iueroen ullo bic $ilbenleute
oane Snifrnf,ipn sebenlo gut tpie nit
berielben i'm 5tanbe ieiu, 3i!eeu bas
eiuit1mmi9e Botum, oes @toates IL ae.
ben. ~.
9ie Bin gum Gdube ber Gin,pnn-
oerer, Die sesenwdrtis oem gonsrefe
oorliegt, miro safolse Der aus 8aibins.
ton ein9eloufenen Nadri9ten ,pabr.
I9einli4 nidt gus Nnnabne 9elan9eR.
Die Bin. mel9e i9on i'm Mn5ange ber
Selfon BON germ @og BON Netp.Dort
ein9ereidt wuroe, it 3suar bona gou,ite
tiir ouspdrtise anselesenbeiten aur
annabme empioblen meroen, miro aber
i9perli& paiiirt 1peroen. l1no bod
mare ibre fofortise 4nnabme 10 orin-
eenb seboten. @on oerftlben mirb e
a5bdn9en. Oh Anitalten wie Ga1ae
&alotn in Rem Dort unb bas 3a-
flu6tssnus nnb 9oipital ,auf g8arbts
SsIanb and fernerbin aufre4t erbal,en
meroen t6aneu. 8ister iinb bieie Aa-
falten pom 6taat Nem- 9ort unterba!-
ten Hnorben. meI9er aur aaibringuae
Der eltoroerli9,n 5onos bis fpsenanase
.Ropfileuer" pon bea ginmanberee-
i4i7tu erbob. 8m Sabre 1876 uurbe
ieoo4 poa bem 0berbunb.s- @esi4s
pie grbebuns bieier sttuer ols eonfi-
tutionsnioris erflart, snb feitber 1st
Der etaot Nep Dorf iabrli@ snsefaek
81 $4,000. fur ben llnterbalt Der ge.
nanntM anfolteu bspiItist. Sic Be
pitlisunsen b6ren itoo4 nit Dem e.
9enpaft'sen 5abrt aaf. Jernerb'n Nib
entipsosr bic Rational , @eiebssbars
oatar eorse tro9tn manen, ooer De
anftalten. bic ftsensrei9 sepirit Fl.
ben, peroen ~ @xsaoe seben. SoaR
aber lesteres eintreten, 10 ,piirbe, aubee
e'n.ssn Yr,sats etN@eften, sf'emaas
mspr Dd le'H. pc e'nDasotrer bel 'brte
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e. Inter febr ein{ti9en Beoin-
9nngeu linb elm Bobnbous nebit 5tal.
lun9en uno ettpa 4 Mder ergiebigen
Gonbes. in oer Ndbe BON ct. glpub,
an elmer Der meiit befobrenen @iraBen
Qelesen, 81, taufen ODER ou6 iu pa,btsn.
Ndberes in Der grp. B. 8l.
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patisen. Srob aller 9albbeiten uni
Snconiequensen, Die aber pielfa4 burd
ben Biotritaub Der 2ibsrolen ertldr
peroen t6nnen, bilbete bos gobine
2orb 8eoeonsfielo Elm @esengemi&t oer
panilaoiftil4en Senoen3en @ublanb!
sesenibcr; g itanb freunolia anl
fpmpotbii@ 3u oem oeutld- 6iterrei4i,
|i9en GinperftdnoniB unb peritdrtte3 ba,
bur4 bic 8eoeutun9 bieier mitteleuro.
|pdii&tn 8erbinoune. Dur4 5
Situation ,uuroen Rublano, Ste
unb bic fleinen 80lterl4aften BE-
tel i'm 3aMme sebalten unb TO-
ou4 Grartrei4, ,pel9es nur
5tunoe lauert, pelhe ibm bic
Der 8inoniiie gemdbren miro =
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2iberalen perdnoert aber jene @:-
Esriinolid. Das n,ue Cabin
tnatiirlib ni9t bamit bebutir,
8erliner @ertroe tur5en @ess,
perfen, ionoera miro benielbeh
IaQsemeine 26Iung Der orie
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bic ol(9emeine 90luns. seraoe
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Antidote to Snake Bites.

. On the subject of snake bites. a verv
interesting Communication has lately
been received in India from an American
gentleman, Mr.. Koscicky, commenting
the gall of rattlesnakes as an antidote
for snake bites. Mr.. Koscicky, who be-
came acquainted with the antidote at
Venezuela, states that it is not only
cheap and infallible, but instantaneous
and wonderful in its effects crows and
dogs in the last stages of the poison re-
covering as soon as the remedy was adj
ministered to them. The preparation
Of the antidote is simple: ''Three rat
tlesnakes' gals put into an ordinary
wine bottle filled with 80 deg. spirits,
and allowed to stand for a week. In or
binary cases one or two tablespoonful
are taken; in extreme cases, three to
six. Mr.. Koscicky recommends expert
ments being made in this country with
other snake gals. DR.. Fayrer agrees
with this recommendation and refers
Mr.. Koscicky's letter to the committee
at Calcutta for investigating snake pois-
on. The idea, however, ne says, is not
a new one, for in the ''Thanatophidiao of
India, the result of an experiment witk
the antdote is recorded and he is of
opinion that when brought to the test Of
scientific investigation, It will not prove
more successful than many other aanti-
detes" which have hitherto been tried
and have failed.
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raip-drops slowly dripped, like q shower
q diamonds, Nellie had never before
felt how beautiful the world was.
They arrived at home in drizzly
shower, through winch in the misty east,
9 glorious rainbow shone.
AZ the door he detained her for an In
slant under the umbrella, as three months
ago be had done at the gate.
WE ellie, darling, you have not said those
words love you, Charlie. .
{ No !! said Nellie, blushing. ssNo, /
won't say them now; but and she glanc-
60 up roguishly, 81 do love that dear UNI
brellaln
And she rushed upstairs as her mother
came into the hall, inqulring if they had
gotten wet.
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III ,ook it opens il opens!' cried al
the children What has it under there?''
s'1s ax x11 - -. eopterous 4. said Lucien
..Ce cole op-1 hat did you say tina
word was, Lvcien9 ~ IS &.
81 said co-le-op-te-ru ' S1otlleopterou
insects are those which h've Two n IN
wings, folded and concealed U ndteer .tW g
little solid lids called sheaths, Yo,v have
seen the lady-blrd raise the sheaths, pr>,s s
emily you will see lbs.
Hush hush y srid CharoI ofte. tsdO not
make q noise! You will see p
The lady-bird had commenced to mcye
again sud- denly opening its sheaths, there
appeared two little brown, transparent
wings, which looked like gauze; then all
at once it few away! 55
t"'Ah e said the children at once, follow
ing it with their eyes as it flew into the
air. AZ
''Where IS it going2'' N
Poor little bug ~ responded Charlotte,
sit will return, perhaps, to the roses
where / fonnd it this morning. 2
So What does it do upon the rosesa Does
it eat them?" 5 &: s
No, no!'' said Luclen;; ssladY-blrds do
not eat the flowers on the contrary they
destroy the enemies Of the flowers. Grubs
eat flowers, ana lady birds eat grubs.''
Then, said Charlotte 81 wish I had q
great many OF them to put on all the
flowers in the garden!'
"Ah!' said the little boys, II should
never have thought that being SO small
and 80 feeble could be Of so much use."
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