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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-16

"The Gallant Corps"-FiIle du Regiment
Full Chorus, with Orchestral accompaniment.
Distribution Of Premiums, by the Very Rev. Father,
J. T. sullivan, v. o., Reetor Of Cathedral.
Ia 0ALi I'LL chorus
, 1880-05-05
We MUST UNITE,

CHICAGO, May i,-Just forty.atx yearx auo this
morning Hrst Innt,ed in Chtcn1n rr,frtv.sir
fear. an "a rrt, % ,S1n ~ ~. Ia.aA9' , %
eat WIN L. L[s!e Smith, William II. Urown,
ocorEo v. Meekcr, md Grant Goodrich as cdt-
~, aas'as ,.s .1o c!ay and Polk campaign Of that
~. "tn ny orothef Richard l. Wilson "a busl"
Y,s Ysyea a"tahta9es. ~ to whom tho Wing party con.
Hosfles Hss re Mas boy In Albany at that timel. I
~ 9asfied at Naperrlio Jan. 20 OF that year,
,n1, I assatca ~ in the management Vt tho pnper
tRn'@noWd R'anoWd to Wilmington, viii County, ,,invil
Ssa SsaatT T,vSn was j. 9,ppolute5d postmas!er ~
%Sp. w. to run tho dl1frtbutlna branch Of ihe
tS,sRRa..lmont t,sRa. fof him. wns run on tho Wing
~f,h xf1e9 ior representative to tho Lcgistatllre
snn I1ssy Tee @M9ardsnan Of Gu Page County far Son
". 1S snd ,e,Rae & lSs3 9he strot then
,ad Lilo Counties. In ills 81 1iltTois fil I'D n9t
H. Nm T. 1on&Fe68men, btDphon a. pollGR4 was
, 1880-05-05
A DEAF FAMILY,

gptet6l D1.naleh to Tts tAteaQo 9HbUNs.
pArrT.E CAxEK, Nieh., May 4.-1hoF8 10 4 Pc
ouliariy ailIctod family. named Hrotherton, liv-
tux IN tue Township of Assyria, northwest of
this city. Tho family consisted until last fall
OF the father, aged u yearsi tho mother, aged
81 Dyeass; and ahroo daughters, between the ages
Of 80 and 65 year,. They arc all entirely deaf.
md can only communicate by goatures. which
aEv updoFntnod by none except tl!umklvus-
They hAve nsysr been taught TO dsai',nute az ~
Is sho utMld hcur untt! shu WAS II years OF aEo.
Tho mother died last fall. at the ago OF y. Tue
tatheE u not only deaf. but blind inc OLD
Rether % yehrs. enduring life Of poverty aud
toll. They own tny ono acre OF lanas b4t arc
provided TOT BY the telghbnIs.
, 1880-05-05
yAsT FLOOD OF FOREIGNERS
Ts,ere tho Immigrants Como From and
Whore They Scttlcs

Where tho Immigrants Como FROM anu
Whore They Settle.
rho total arrivals OF foreigners in tho port OF
Hew York from Europe on scvcnty-oue stcam-
sims during April were ta,14S, which is 3,405 In
a1cess al those OF April, 18'J, the largest n.sm-
her ever before landed at that port during nny
ono mouth This mikes tho grand totnl for tile
ors1 four months of 1880, 81 ,c92, as ngninst the
kmc period In 1873 Of 8S,001; 1870, IL, 8ss 1871,
1855: ISIS, H. 4420; ls7t, ..2,B14.
In answer to the question "Whut Is tho ap-
pro1inate proportion Of nationalitics repre-
s.nted among tho imm!grnnts?" tho Superfi-
ttudept Of Tho ,Enlgrnhon Department replied:
~ !s die1sto 70 say wlan any ~ degreo M OF
limited forco of clnrks has not been ablo to keep
Up With tho statistical wofk. Judging a1weser'
md March, about % por cent arc Ger
, maus, 20 per cont Irish. and tho rust aro
aIisn FTeneb Poss otc. Tho PsFcspso q
! Italians and French Is much loss thnn heroto-
foro. There Is alao ln.}Ee proportion ct Young
, States Ind arc probably mostly Communists,
who have left their country to cscnpe tho opcrN-
ion Of tho military laws. TITO princtp4i motive
q or essns H. sa u her bh hat thy
may Improve their condition. a gratifying. fact
concerning tho Immigration nom coming IN Is
The resources Of tho country bofure securing
paAsagc and, rs proof Of this, fully 90 per cont
of these coming hAve purchased through tickets
TO such rnrts Of tho West m they in.
tend to fettle In. 4 largo number como hero
with sufficient capital to purchase, or partly pllr
chase, parcels of land. They pnss right through
10 their destination. and 0ro fully Informed as
TO tho best means Of roachtnR therc. Many Ut
the Irish Immigrants arc httrnctel by the Irish
Catholic Colony at st. pnNt, MIMI, and intend to
form similar colonies. a larye majority Of the
immigrants hare sold their homes In Europe, md
hayo como hnre With tho inoliey to seek ierma-
asnt and fixed homes. for lsfc. Tho amount
brought by onch jmtninrant varies from less
than hundred up to thousands of tnllnrs, but
can snfely bh cst1mnted that 1t will average
{M per bead. II we should have Hi immigration
this ycar amounting to 10000, which Ii nlto-
gethar probahfo, thv Wonld bring $1S,0 900 Into
The country to be put into circulation and to re-
main hurc."
ITO what States do these immigrants mostly
80 ahd bow do they reach thercf"
I.Ihcy arc distributed ia about tho following
oraer tho lasFcst humber going to M!nnesota,
And Kansas. Tho rnllroals are hoavlly taxed
i9 providing transportation to tho West, And
tney send out extra trains nearly every flly.
Ihe Pennsylvania ttailrpad Ncut d special train
oftHenty.one passenger and FIVE bIRgngc cnrs
To-day. Tha Eric alBO sent a special train. Wo
nave frequently had special trains on nil three
q tue s0ads carTytng immiRfnuts,-thG New
lor8 Centrde, Eric, and Pennsylvania. Although
thcfD - + compact between tho three ronds TINT
lucy thal! hRve an etunl division 6f tho imuli-
EEant traffic. the Eric Is the most r0p1lnr r,uto,
ID tho othort."
, 1880-05-05


MILWAUKEE,. May a-A cotlaIon occurred fftean
miles on thIs post nboat ia O'clock th!a morning be-
tween tho rchtHncra LON Ei1sworth eoa1.]haen t1f
CalcaEo. And tho schooner MnFy Nhu aht from Chi
cnRn. both sesaola auhtn'nng damage. Capt Thomns
Uurty, uf tho Ellsworth. who wns on deck. sh5" tho
nixht cloas wind sonthwos scnnt and hts vossat
was on tho stafboaTd nek en'nE through tho ~atnr
between twp md thrco mas m ,onr. 1htla the Nau
was running frec. When Giuba 10 tho Ellsworth tho
Sss s IL ] ss
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s ,s
IL Sis sstSsa n ps,s &c &c
IL ,S fsYt F n IL Sa es" e
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rs S s%S @ !s!s GI{;s
o.y fSus Il ,a sS r ~ s4 oatss ss
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coodcd on 10 t'hiehsn.
as stsissd esly ihss ofn'nR aud viii Ret away to.
ss sf .S psG % G. asss saSsss s
" nv tas s,ssSe @ Brothers is In d,-oe& having
n'sh Huat . t:rani itassa 'S ts bsins oSer arss
number ?f cmsrants r-rno,r
sptefai Dtspateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
!s Ms$
%hsSesisi% % sss iisnSst aS S$ }sT;S: TsS:
fs2eP9f;s :;$2!5sS f. :" "se
sT!seis5 ss's1s ses :ssSs:
Ssi os%saa tsk H. s Ind
sshHoner Knto el,nod, Annie smith and c"n,;"st'
sic ssef'R r. f. %SSH'nf s'"d
ss ssd H"s
MARQUETTE.
Snfctat Dtspdteh to Tie Chicago Tfibutnk.
.AAuQuErrx Mich. May A-fassed up-rrope'lor
rrcCsc, ssns5or r1s,,a sna T. Ia,n T. ,tsSs! IT,!
TSs Ksfs Il
s ~ ss S S sss sSusS MS
ssssssa sssss. ts;ss 10 Il
| George II. Ely.
Special Dlspateh 10 The Chtcaeo Tribune.
:ss5sasis S|s fsy fKsy Hui
ehai% .s9 'a,GsK s. II la IL nreerR ats n"; 4 wo''
ss:f Fsfs 1 Ss;. S { ,sf;sS Rs A''' saH'''
! CLEVELAND.
| Sptetaf Dtspaseh 10 The Chicago Tribune:
TsSss cas
10. rortaee. n,crGhandsc; ! T. whiting: !of!nan a
:ssasSs: Sssfs; wail, si:taast'a' baiss Guiding
S4so Sr 1n ees = SsaS
! FORT coLnonSE.
/ spfetat Dfspatth 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
| FonT CHLnoRSE. Ont. May t.-Passod down.
Frop is7issS. Ghtcaao TO Montraa1i Eonera carso: @
, 1880-05-05
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS,


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GoP To iEf!aIiaos''a r. r. Ihomio nnsF MS:kSas nbep
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seSr fi!at. Grsad Hsyon, iaE,esI;,, s,,. ,n,ns,,
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ssF sesF 4 i as.a a:saa lsyso Ia,pSss
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ss ssE & r II s's; .as's S.; Es:sra sss e'
Sss r15,isss isSss1 te'
ss;E SsSE Ii @ & aoGs GsaifSS; iIs1 'Hasssi }s4assi
sohr FLYING Cloud, Menosnineo, lumber.
sehr tda. Manisiee, innhcr
ssr sssr 3iss% iss!ss !e1 s. lumber
ssSr sSr r XIV fGsS s''s snas
s; s; S${TsSss xsss' s;ie,
er II s.sa Liza M:se sseSs S%sGf H.,
s; f;'ss As$:s: sss
cLEAnAHCEs-
Prop Russia. Dunlo. l7o9 bu corn. 1900 bsls pork sbo
nu.l1 @ %a, BY rhsst "a IS
cs1osaa s"a s'ss @ oa corn for
schs T~o Fsisnds, coll!nswood la.a0 bu corn for
sss ssss ss5. :y:s : g sssss; ssss:
, 1880-05-05

L,nolcum Cloor Cluth. now No wtiely known,
I. cornpnsrh t,rinnjpafiy ot cork and aolldinet1
oil. It il ,,an'Iso,o, d'iratlo, md cnnnIy; The
genuine American nanufHaturo IL now 80 lar9o-
icrc1 Inferior limitations. Ii the. wttr,i Lin.
ole,lm !" il BtlnlpGh nr cvery yhri Of tho back
ri thp clDlh ytti may bo ccrtain you arc getting
the genuine article.
, 1880-05-05

tho hot,les eY .,,trlt,cs. I'oeta wns n wnlt-chu-
cntctl bit somewhat eGccntrio Nnrnnn, who
made cor,sdcrahln mnncy by, dealing In patent
making ifr Hecn.snry nrrnnRsmouts. She will
take tho nrhes with her ia Germany whisher her
mother wont At,uttt three weeks Agh.
, 1880-05-05
!, FISHING AT LAKE. GENEVA.

sPteao9 otpatfA to 7As Chicago gttbuas.
,ns .1 :. GENEVA, Wis, May li.-Iilaok. bass lsh-
rss' 10 no" fatriy good on tho lake, MI, q, r,
1.s,a.9, 1.s,s.ao, Of Chicago, caught ffteoa ttue bass
efr,5.:, E: luhoo Twp. and sosesui otSers nIl snnaIl
Mfe esspx a. Lytle took 100000 OF wall-oyed
te pn,nssa psss a. Troy Lakes yesterday. They viii
lucky. Se" "''e' aao portion Will 70 " Ken
, 1880-05-05

Montpelier to the Rolling NIL donk. hut mt until
cAnrIeIahe portion nf her cargn hsh tEen Ilehtrs"
Tho Collina - At tho 9ro snch discnnfunR @ easgo:
safy rlass ts Gol.ns Z satst nor 'oeent
On Monday the iua Two nrnhrrs th*aM tne 1mofnf. f
ladon schooheE Kitsy 1rant thiGtea1 nl!lee " r
apnt IL the evcnoR. Ind ess1sted In lighortnK tho
Montpelier.
, 1880-05-05
= nEsTltGIT,

.,- NAV a,--FLoun-stehdy at @.te@566.
ps.'EV..wneas 9uct nj IN a.vanco; No. white at
d.. Il tE,f lime, ftl3t milling nominal 10.
Sllsisssio II Thtto, quo hui Bhpnlon1S a'Vu Ru'
, 1880-05-05

ba nr.t .n!.salsao'o art-work cases of these Klm-
psehsr$aaees H1e secondary 70 tho!r 8Taad glacal
preesionas.. 1ney Ats destiasA to. 14ke Natlonai
7"Va ofs9ns o1 the duy. ~'~' "A' ~''''A
, 1880-05-05

From. hundreds OF rolx,rtetl cascs whcso pm
tseniA have Increased In wright frnin Ave 10
forty pounds whIls msfng F.is0ws Compound
its pnwvtfi,l action m tho organs uf nutrition.
, 1880-05-05

.,,,, III. Maj L-0nA1V-cotn Qn1ot and ehsJ!
PEos.t SiItaatl<c, mixed, as@!s4}tn Oats-No.
1.a5iIa n. Ryp ftr1t No. ut 1G}4t8764c.
*hllttSt n TiSxS-4tendy At tlu.
, 1880-05-05

--.r.v1I1E, Pa, May 9.-FETKoLEUSf-MaTkh
.n.a At ;1xc; highest. 7}tc, lowest The: closing
op1:s .hipmcnts, Hoo; averugo. 2L'ans charters,
:, n, sycrase. lhc!,; ttnn.aG!inns. u 20
lLrM.r HiIitt} Pa, Atny t-lETUl ctMd0
.!,er iur shipment, refined. 7so Phadolpaa doi!V-
, 1880-05-05
A 6teady Advance Noted in Grain and
Coarse Froighta.
Collision on This Lake Between ihe Sohouners
Ellsworth and Mary Nau.
The Propeller Hew York and Schooner Col. Ellsworth
Collide III The River.
Heavy shortago-singular Blunder In Load
fng-strike of 0oal-Hoavera.
HOME GATHERINGS.


bccn withdrawn from The markot- Shippers want all
tho capacity that bo obtained. mud cafslers nd
vance their vlors according 10 tho supply and tho
p.cssur& to mike engagements. fhera appears 10 b
no Undue Ause eler urUn tho pnr Of ca1rors to 40.
cnse cEhrtcrs. On Tho cuntrnr5, thoy prefer 10 walt
until thclr crafts hare dschneRpd up.caraoos before
putting them In tho market When tho *esscEA arc
ready they nro put IN for the going rates Of
tho day. THIS slnto OF thlHRs IA calculated
to produce aood feeling botnoon MI par.
es Tno enssselnenfs & yestssaay rsso = ,"aae ,S
previous day. Bh!rress look everything that VIVA
rcndy 10 loRs. Tho charters wore: 10 1'ufnlo-Pru-
poilar Commodore. oorn pnrtly Mt ~ cents and pAs-
xo,ol III, sa H. NeT
sn ssGSess. ]
GG i!aErS:. wient a'3A cent. 70 r. MEFes3;lsorel!ef
5ss!s, Ss - 5 1; s,s;
ssh"onsTs Esra4 sna kI,an$sn: So.,, on n1isats
sFaas s eaaey s 5ssas ~Sess Scs aSa
GSsEs t5s'sls t,;m md .'or'y aasnnelns Tho
, =
sss !a Mss s1ss' 3
pun s d Chieaso at tSs,fi seGooast ianhse ade
s!Tsa$ ;'fss !o sS y s !ss
xo r. % Ssr fSF 'n1 xa II" @ 1r ssrS y
Chisasa tlsis sehoonsr 6: IL iiacSlry. dsy un,:
$ IL: issn b; ;sssaas:
cag0 att cents Rplece.
COLLISION ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
sf 81 s t 5 s ss 81
nsI ie tea o i%t .n.s hiss'*se stGes tspais..
s VI 4 II
s;s s nest I'D !:ss ss:ssss
s' e: e IT. s$$ ~; $ s
osss sH5ns s s%n Finn received tho fol-
6Soo foFay7 M G;t Pf
~! 4So s:ss! @ a. n. si'
s Fl
pAstA0E DY COLLISION IN THE RIVER.
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Ss .fsss:s s:4$S
S ss sS tsR sRs
e S e. 7; so s~ s as 4 S;
III 1ss s.es sfs s b. st :
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sS ~ s
ssn II s Sh5a ?ssasa esaf
Ss f:ess as'@sSs @ s s%ss q
threatened With uR{pHXC Also. but MANAGED to
sss3s;:s S.
w. s esfMr snam ha4ns ceac r saEeon Hag
gers on '9aue, Gnr GOLDEN VESTS ENCOUNTER.
Can't. sailirsn rsports that tho dnn,aae to tho
aas :sssr Ms' L o
ye.tsi waS 10y q tiss .ny Uni1n Tho ae'sn
sus eis Ssinx .ow WIZ q cassk ner s.rsek VIII soa f!sa
II e s!s ss ss @ $! e M
tTony fest e @ nGEns S c Gi ne HhSnoF M @
III sepais III TSe ovaes q tas ths
0 sr7rtsosrp oAnoo.
% % ~ n!,t FHv rens., ~ ~ is
sncEs 81 fiUuT cnicHGted fnr shipment to foselaI
1 s III s ss rsisS e III" ia s2 @
5 Ss sSss Sfs1ssf & A. S IT. e.: $s;
sSf an q q tss soss
dock ron ~ n'snr xrs%r Line
,,,,n., ~" ..,,onn.r II ~, 9ana s.tovad IN N,
S Il i
ssos I'd ~ 'gsn is as g M
5 son4 e ZIG ss n s s
rna pa- -bin nna span we'Fns Up tho an.eaat vi
ss 1ses iAa
shs 6 ~ sa9s a' '' had 70 n
x..,,., y nr4f1 AT, snGsT1"s; 'e;s.1Sss.a s,o pon
q 5 SS;ss i TSs.s sss
ss!sss ss;e !. ~ ~ iinS ssd .:Ssd a.
81:
sss ssaS sssstsE s ases sfts: ~ 5sss:
, 1880-05-05

rrv ORLEANS, May aya.-CoTros-Qufctf mtddl!n9
,,To. low mlddlns. 1870, good ordinary, Mscs moi
receipts. t buies: gFosa 2:t exports 3fn e,s1 GfeG
jsl67s
, 1880-05-05
uIfEEALQ.

Ma, &-GHAtN-S7heAt-Fh demand
brS1!.1s. m rIt3 hi Of No. hard Duluth sold at
sDd eane s,o,s nf No, white sichlenn ~ ttia Gorn
u. f q os'. Ss.' f RI Ia ass' sss
AtnMt. tMn Wrttefn at :8c: x.A,.xa
ol ~ "a EI;itIIS-F1Fm End uhetnhEcQ.
, 1880-05-05

oxwsoo, ny, Mar 4.-0RA1s-Whoas lo"ef' oosh
....n,, western mixed, 5l9S?c,
, 1880-05-05
,,onIdsts 4,3n; cleas rib, sic; c'car' INC
and lnT TSussf CN1 Cd, a!4E ug4c'
UAr1ttu.xxYtN tirMer ut tl.A


Ho:1os. n2 auiot, mixed and yol'ow &sHhc ~
81 .s.ys e ;ss .,s s1;ss sna Tss se ss;s ss' az
,s nom!nnlg1 g1ifs a&cstern creamsries ladlc
SEdot-MessSnI SIHSr. lid br!s, e0ru. 6.on nus 6heat
Sey.:,x,xrs-F,our, anbrtas corn, 1ao GO bu'
, 1880-05-05

DIlnTIlncl 500
0UFnUnE RelVNyN.

We will DAY 10 charitable tusti ut0n SD ~ cAxs
Of m in4snal Hsrna hst Can t,s It;a!,sed ny !i,s
TENTiVE E6M3itjN-SESsE TNpsa patented July
u la1a AAilIlET1, HurMAN FAnKEk III
nlt. PARKER, the pnttn!ca. hRs tlAt " years' OK
psEtenca, lhs last pears with Marno Hospitals. Ar
i9Y. Nary And Fet1ti0nora4 tho Kuy3rntatnt having
adopted out app!anoa tsla 1est In uas. Many Of
Giu Cxs1a GAFe1 -
, 1880-05-05

s..,,ot pt,pafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
ep' t,,ry. No., Mar t.-0RAiN-Tho Prtes
K1StAs. s.rurt., Syhcps-rsacolu,s A+H but tiip-
,n.s e ma bu tnor; n" .1nn"se'nss ss.h, " s, @ s1,
No. CASH: Mc' eilI bu; hfnt No. cnsh. z9lci May.
, 1880-05-05
TUHrESTINE,

wnatya7oy. n. ca htay 4.-srHuTs or TuKrES-
1tyE-stendy ut a0c.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1880-08-18

SETTING OUT STRAWBERRIES
August is the best time for setting
out new beds of strawberries. Some
persons defer it to September; but
in order to get pretty fair crop
next year it is better to transplant
in August, and perhaps the earlier
the better. 1t is hardly worth while
to enter upon any particulars in
making strawberry-bed, the fruit
has become SO common that it is
grown in almost every garden. 1t is
we'll to dig deeply, pulyerize well,
manure literally with stable dung
set out the plants when they are
wished to be grown in hills, 10 rows
81 feet apart and the plants about
Is inches in the rows. The tops
and portion of the roots should be
pruned pretty, well, the plants set
rather shallow, and the soil be firmly
pressed about them. The situation
should be rather dry, and the plants
should be covered lightly in the
winter with straw manure from the
horse stable. There are a number
of varieties that will produce good
crops, there net being nearly az
much difference in the flavor as some
suppose. So far as our own expe.
rience goes, we like the Captain
Jack a. we'll as any other. Seth
Boyden is good; the sharpless seed
ling is considered among the best
then. there are Triomphe de Grand
Monarch OF the West. LUCINDA
Charles downing, Crescent Seeding
Wilson's seeding, etc. German
town Telegraph.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1880-08-18

PRESERVING FRUITS AND FLOW
ERs.-Fruit and flowers may be
preserved from decay and fading
by immersing them in a solution OF
gum Arabic and water two or three
times, waiting a sufficient time be-
tween each immersion to allow the
gum, to dry. This process covers
the surfaces of the fruit with a thin
coating of the gum, which is entirely
impervious to the air, and thus pre-
vents the decay of the fruit or the
whitening of the flowers. Roses
thus preserved have all the beauty
of freshly plucked ones, though they
have been separated from the parent
stem for many months. To insure
saccess in experiments of this kind
it should be borne in mind that the
whole ssurface must be completely
covered, for if the air only gets en-
trance at a pin-hole, the labor will
be all lost. In preserving specimens
of fruit particular care should be
to cover the stem, end and all, with
the gum. A good way is to wind
thread of silk about the stem, and
then sink it slowly in the solution
which would not be SO strong as to
leave a particle of the gum undis
solved. Michigan Farmer.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1880-08-18

1t is not an easy thing to wash
windows so that they will look clear
and well polished, and, if soap suds
are used, it is quite impossible to do
it. The fashioned way of taking
out all the windows, and washing
them in soap-suds. and setting them
aside to dry, after the suds have
been rinsed off, is, to be sure the
easiest way of cleaning them, but it
is also the worst way to make them
look clear and bright. First brush
them off well with sponge or brush
that comes for that purpose, and
then wrap a bit of cloth about a
sharp,pointed stick, and wipe out
the dirt that adheres to the corners
then take some weak tea, boiling
hot, and add to it tablespoonful OF
alcohol and few drops of aqua am
monia, or bit of carbonate of am
monia the size of an Engli'h walnut
Dip q piece of sponge or old flannel
or cfcanton flannel into it, and rub
the glass one way until it shines
clear. Wipe 1t off with another
cloth, rubbing It until well polished
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1880-08-18

Any one can make better eau
de-cologne than that which is usually
bought, by thoroughly dissolving a
fluid drachm of the oils of berga-
mot, orange aud rosemary, each
with halfa drachm Of neroli and a
pintzofzrectified spirits. 1t is also
prepared by simply mixing with one
pint of rectifed spirits two fluid
drachms each of the oils of berga-
mot aud lemon, one OF the oil of
orange, aud half as much as that of
rosemary, together with three-quar.
tiers of a drachm of neroli and four
drops each of the essences OF amber
girls and musk. Ii this is subse-
quently distilled it makes what may
be called perfect cologne, but it
becomes exceedingly fine by being
kept tightly stopped for two OF
three months to ripen and mellow
before use.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1880-08-18

The nutritive value of milk is
hardly sufficiently appreciated. Ac-
eordine to the best and most recent
analysis, good milk contains in each
quart: Butter, about one and one.
eighth ounces; casein, two and one.
fourth ounces; milk sugar, one
ounce, and salts (phosphates, etc.l
nearly one,eight of an ounce. Two
quarts of milk, therefore, with IL
ounces of bread contains sufficien,
nutriment for full grow man daily
No cheaper food Of equal value and
easy assimilation can be found.
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Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver & Co.
Lake Superior Transit 20.

Steamers leave Detroit for Saulte Ste Mari
and Lake Superior ports on Mondays, Tuesdays
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 p.
mA
Railroad connections made at Duluth for st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Bismark, Manitoba andother
points Month, South and West.
Steamers also leave Detroit afber June 26 on
Sundays ITO. Cleveland only at p M, and on
Mondays and Fridays at 9 p. m. Wednesdays
and Saturdays, at p. M, for Cleveland, Erie
and Buffalo. connecting with railroads thsreat
for the East and South.
For tickets and further imformation apply 30
J. T. WHITINGs General Agent,
Dock and Office foot of Woodward ave..
~ l3w. Detroit Mich
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$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In
digestion, Constipation or Costiveness we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when
the directions are strictly complied with. They
are purely vegetable, and never fail to give sat-
isfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes con-
tanning 80 Pills, IS cents. For sale by ali drug
gists Beware of counterfeits and limitations.
fhe genuine manufactured only by JOHN
C. WEST & CO., 'The Pill Makers" ISL q 1873
W. Madison St., Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mali prepaid on receipt of cent
stamp. June l6th-ly.
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Customers will be supplied with all kinds e{
Fresh and Sailed Meats usually kept in a
MORTGAGE SALE.


nEFAULT having been made in the pay
Oment of a certain sum of money secured to
be paid by a certain indenture of mortgage
bearing date the 30th day of November, 1876,
made and executed by Edward James and Lu.
cinda James, wife of said Edward James, of
Cass County, State of Michigan, to Jacob Hur-
tie, of county and state aforesaid and recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds of said
Cass County, on the 9Th day of December, A. D
1876 in Liber 80 of mort cages on page 247.
There is claimed to be due and unpaid of tho
money the payment of which is secured by the
above described mortgage at the date of this mo-
tice, the sum of one hundred and eighty-four
dollars and forty weight cents. and snt or pro-
ceeding at law or in eqnity having been institu-
ted to recover the same or any part thereof;
Notice is therefore hereby given that by virtue
of power of sale contained in said mortgage,
now become operative and in pursuance of tho
statute in such case made and provided the
lands herein described to wit. The east half Of
the north east quarter of the north west quarter
of section thirty-four in town five, south range
fourteen west, and in Cass county state of Michi-
gan aud containing twenty acres of land be the
same more or less, will be sold at public auction
or vendue at the front door Of the Court House
in Cassopolis in said county on
Friday, September 10Th, a. d. 1880,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day To- sat-
said note secured by said mortgage, together
with the attorney fee therein provided for ind
the costs of the sale and foreclosure.
Dated June 18th, 1880.
JACOB HURTLE,
F. j. ArwELL, Mortgage.
Atty for Mortgage.
June l6-l3w.