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A. II. CO1WIN.
Special Dtspatea to Ths tAteaso Tribune,
New York, Marrh es.-lAssel Hathbone Corhln,
brothor-tn-luw Of Gen. U. i. ufnnt, atd a woll-,
known lawyer, tcnchor, journalist, nnd poll
ttclau. died to-iny ut homo In Jersey City. uo
wus bor,l ut Exeter, N. T., In 1903. In lEh vent
st. Louls to practice Inv. Opportunity offered,
however, for opening IItgh-School, ind Mr.
Corbin continued to tcAch. Among his pupils
were 3tlss Julia Dent, now Mrs. Gen. Grant, and
her lruthors. During bis ltfa MS student and
tonchcr he WIS d frequent contributor to ncws-
pupcrs, mid would sometimes curry on both s[tlcs
OF MI apparently hcnted political discussion
tn tho pnpors. His contributions to tho press
OF st. Louis Rttrncted so much attention that
tho leutl!ug Democrats offered him tho StAto
printing II he would Btart Democratic paper
1T Jefferson City. Mr.. Cnrbin accepted. md,
with Gun. Ifurney. founded At 6t. Louis tho
1ftttaRri Artnx, which still survives na tho st.
I,tnlis Gh,ls6-D DfHacrtu. I1o WINS q frequent
visitor to Springfield, ILL.,, whore ho becMn!e ac-
qllAlnted with Lincoln md DouRlas. !lo WIS
tho llrst SecretAry Of tho Magnetic Telegraph
Cnnnnny. When tho Civil Wnr broke out llo
was IN ilncomRrosnislnE 0rponent Of secession,
aud ut tho porsonnl request OF sir. Lincoln Ok
ortell himself tn keep Missouri In tho Union,
Mr.. Corbin was twice tiinrred: Ills second vito,
who survives him, WIS virginia Grnnt, sister Of
tho ex-Prcsl1cnt. lie lcllycs no children.
, 1880-03-29

COLOMBIA.

MYE1En1OUs NAVAL VISITORS.
PANAMA. MtArh IS, Win NEW YonK. March g.
Tho Sccrctury Of 6kIto Of tho Govern
mont Of Panama has addressed lctter to tho
United Stntcs Consul In this city ndvisng him
that thoro are two American Bhlrs Of war Mt
Docas del Toru, engaged In sountlngs, surveys,
md various other operations, examining tho
Laguna Of tho Chlriqul and tho rivers which
ompty into It, III Il mysterious mnnupr; opcra-
u0t.s Which aro conducted with no rrfcrence to
authorities On Shore Tic Secretary asks for in
formntion on tho subject from tho Consul, and
the lMttcr nnswcrs simply TINT he tts no MI
Vices from his Government OH tho point, KNOWS
nothing Of tho expedition or its nbtcota, md Inns
rpferrtsl tho correspondence to bis Government
for information and Instructions. Considerable
feeling cxists nlnonE tho natives II, consequence
Of this news, md tho mystery which surrounds
tho Affair rAthcr intenBltlcs tho feeling than
otherwise.
4 CONTACT IMMINENT.
Tho Star and Jlcn,i4 says: News frnm tho
interior of tho Itepubl!o indicates continued
trouble III AntiMlln. 1sAncs, wh0 overthrow
tho Government Of Itestrcr0. AnnnnEccs that tlo
is In guiot nnl peaceAblc possession III tho Gov
ernEent Df tho Suite, nssCrts hiy NslhCsDl to tho
Government uf tho uHi0ll, md has sent II Eon-
missioner to llogota to solicit tho recognition Of
his Government. BY Gen. Tr,ljc!to. Thu lutter
lug sescral bnttnlinns OF tho Colombian tjunrtls,
which, with a,lch MD MS they inay obtain from
Restrepo's friends In tho 8tnto, nr0 expected to
he mblU t, depusu tsalcs A'l restore lsestropo to
Ills lost Presidency, a conflict IL immfuGnt, and
Its possible limits Aro unknown.
, 1880-03-29
NOTES AND NEWS.
Elt4YEh IN TIN NAILS.

XflAH{N MI }U NN0
wAs,t1xor,y. II. e.. March aa-Mr. Warner. of
obIn s,f tho IInuso C,tnnuo fa,nmltt,s, has M.
ccmt,v had = ronfcrcucn with Tim socrcsnrv nr
i'm ,,rcosurv ind thn postmnster.f3 f3encrtI In
rootion ~ tl,o n,,nston of rnrrrjr1 nockn,ros ~
stI,."r throh I'M nnf1a wIth in vir,y tn f,r,n,.
~, r. intn vcrcr4l oJrcutnton II Is fo,,nt T.,
nrscttce thaf mn,,or thn law ,msscl ut +ho cxtrn
sosa.no tho frnrtionni sjvcr nolna hovo a ta,,.
donas ~ ocm,,nu1"tc ~ tho v.r,n',s n,e,,",,
so,,traa. ,hon Ins,n"S ~ ootng h"o,r ,tso'',,i,
w. t,,sI,,.'ss t.onnns ~ IN ,eoontn ,nn,. ~,
, 1880-03-29
KALLOCH 4)N KEARNEY.

Tho San FFanctsco Mayor Speaks to
Large Audience - Els DeaIrc for
Pence.
sptetat Dspatth to TIA Chicago Trtsttne.
sAr FHAsC1aCo, Mnrch 28.-Kaltoch, tonight,
before an Immense auditory, gnyo his version of
tho meeting between himself, Coleman, Flood,
Crockor, and other prominent cItizens with tho
vlcw to promote d mutual understanding be-
tween capital anl labor. Tic stated TINT these
gentlemen had recognized his cGorts to bring
nhont rcaccfut solution Of tho difficulty.
kRlloch expressed general approval of tho
Clt'zprs' Protective Union, while c6ntletnning
thoso who desired to convert 1t Into a political
machtne. lie prr,fcssed tho desire TINT violent,
threatening. and profanc language M tho part
OF tho sanb-Lntters should ccnsr. appealed for
lnodoFat0n on nil Sides, md concluded by sny-
ing: kcArney might enjuy litIng MI ngltAtor.
b,it he must rutnelner tue 1N.opla Mre tired 0f
Fey ne'ng astsAGti After all this atrtig and poIIt-
FDCtfCrQuRlY aDn10ut]Gtl.
, 1880-03-29

Tho Western Union Company to Pny
100000 to Apply His Electro-1Ioto-
Kralll,

graph.
Ntlc FORK Sun, Marth =.
During long series, OF experiments mndo
Borno time nKO With dampencl chalk as con-
d.ctor, In connection with tho motorhonc, air.
Edison discovered that tho sumo principle could
bo applied successfully to tho production of a
mechanical movement Mt distance. Upon this
principle he constructed his clcctro-moto9raph.
Up 10 that timu there had been but one mothod
by which this could be accomplished. This
mothod was first applied by nun nnmed
Pn8o. and tho validity Of bis patents, after
long and costly controversy In the courts, was
recently established By n decision Of Judge
nlntchforti. Tho Western Union Telegraph
Company, being tho asstRnee Of Mr., page's
widow. were thus sustained fn their claim to tho
only mchnB Of transmitting mechanical motion
to a distance.
Fearing that Edison during bis constant and
untlring experimentation, backed by genius,
tnlg ut eomo dug strike upon 4 second means OF
transmitting mechanical motion to n dstnuce,
mud thas furnish rivnl comp4nics With u means
Company H,adu q t,ontrnct with Edison by which
,pon I'LL , ,oioet5eSl & S inyen.tens They aErecd
Some TeoRs ago, therefore, whUn tho liatt1rp ct
Of his now inxcntion ssas learnel By that COM
EdsSs sa prepty nan'e T. II Ths as
thought 70 l,e too h!sh figure, and Nj. Edison
and ~ @ TIE Company named an arbitrator to adjust
Willie theso wero endeavorny to como to an
s nYEen, Yeas Of tie ryal
session Of tGis Invention would havo enabled tho
inttor Company to .operato thelr wires without
oiai@ci Hy t. tao Wsstsrn ap Gnoa. @ Ths 9asteao
mnttcrg, and without moro ado tho Western
Union Company ngrced on Saturday Inst to tho
;9G;ns e}Gn 6 originally asxed by mr. Ed!son-namcly
I.y this purchase they do not acquire right
to th9 9@lectro,MotoKraph tee principle, % has bGen
c!ple to tclegraply. That IL to say. II Tho d.
clston Of Ju''go lslntchtorl In tlle 1'ago pntcnt
vii hoil tho ony; i two ,ncans of % pras,acing ine
chanical motion ut distance. and will thus have
complete contrnl OF nil n,ennB Of telegruphto
communication In this country.
Tho result nf this now application Of tho elec-
tro-mntogrnph to telcRraphsc purposes opens up
t1v sw Sysa. Of a st Cy f ;sa IT, s5,
patents. Mr: Edlsons theory Is that tho friction
Kct,Gr1ltet1 between two bodies in motion IL d.
an m s9ao @ 81 9ye sti'Sy
When !! currrnt Of electricity Is passel from
q, metallic punt through Il piece Of chnlk
duetor Of electricity, tho friction normally ex-
narcd chalk is eliminated. mud TIC result is Tint
surface without resistance. Tho moment the
Grret II sht @ f ; tGe 4 oral @ u friction h y onse
chalk chemically prepared on which rests 4
metallic point convcying tue electricity to 1t, II
This principle Mr.. Edison succeeded til IMPLYING,
receiving Telephone which is 'iow extensively
usel III EUROPE. It is known aB tho chemical, or
loctro-motDKrapht telephone. 1t Ia not used III
this country because IT contracts with othor
Ttiis cIfctrD-t ,ttoxrs,ph principle Mr.. Edison
hns found applicable to matly things, and It is
, 1880-03-29
TROUBLE IN ST. PAuL'S, BUFFALO, N. Y.
apfstat QittblfeA to Ih& Chif4Qo 1ft4HH4.

DuYYAtIo, N. T., htnrch :s.-Epis eopAlEau cir
c1cs In this city hay0 t,ucn thrown tuto Yrcat
co1nllotion by row ut prcaent existing between
the Kector and Assoo!ate.ltector Ut st. raurs
Cathedral, tho larRust church OF that dunoml1lA-
ton in Dutruto. 1t t1as beon known that for
weeks past there hus been grcat unpleasalltness
existing between tucse tWu clcrgyiAen, hut It
was believed to 10 O mprely llursuilal tnAttcE.
hut lalu Hast uight llHmbeta Ut silu conxrexn-
ton Worp rAtAer sturttcl ut receiving ut their
hotues small pAluphluss signed by tho natle Ut
tho AssoeiAtG-lt'Ctor asking lAut thoy uonIo to
tho election OF Various a1,a vsstEy.lon OF thnt
ulld voto for such aud such men. hts nolninet,s.
Thls put q now i'hAso On tho light. lnsestigu-
uon showed that tho two ministers wpru making
Rrcnt oxurtions, especially 10 tho ABsncInt!ltco-
tor, 10 gnIn eontrul Ut tho new l!oall Ut Ward.
c1lS, 81 ~ tn htye tho ufher bounced frotu his
npslGon. Thu tacts of tho case aso - follows:
Faul's for fifty years, and beougs u that dtvls
Ion Of the Episosipalians known ~ Low Church.
Is q High Churchulan, Or n!tualist. Az Or,
Shelton was KroMi1s feeble, tue congregation,
hire Gurtecn 70 Tighten thclr youcrabts pastor's
, 1880-03-29
Its Provisions Far from Satfsfac-
tory to the Far-SVcstcrn
Members.
Ben Hill Displaying Less Anxiety
than Usual to Press keI.
togg's Case.
4 Now p1an Suggested for Carrying Sll.
Tcr Coin Through tho United
States Malls.
Scheme to Enable the South to Euuip
Militia at tho Expense Of tho
Government,
THE UTES.
OPPOSITION 70 THE AGREEMENT prtI,.

L
OPPOSITION 70 THE AGREEMENT n1rI.
srtefal Dtpateh 10 1h< Chicago Tribune.
WAsHlsoTos. u. c., Mnrch :s.-Thcro Ia n
probability that tho Ute AErcemunt bill may cti-
counter defeat fl tho House Committee. Sow.
crnl weeks havo elapsed since draft uf this bill
was submitted by Secretary schuH, but nothing
hhs bccn done with 1t beyond fo.1nul reading
on tho day of tho last rcguanr meeting. Tho
Colorado delegation weEo never friendly to the
bill, bccauso it was considered to bo too lbor.l to
tho utc8. 1t did not In specific terms provide
for their exclusion from tho State. Tho ncgo-
tt0ttons With tho fldinns were had by Secretary
Schuz without comforting with the Colorado
delegation or with tho Indian Committees of tho
two Houses Of Congress. When tho result
was known tho Colorado Congress-
mcn were angry, because they thought
tho Secretary hal conceded too much. and now
the lndEan Committee Of tho House, becuuRe he
conceded too little, Cor. Pound, Il member Of
the Committcc. from Wlsconsln, who might be
supposed to represent tho moderate Western
fdcn as to what should be tho Government policy
toward tho Utcs, says there Is a decided oppos!-
ton TO tho bill In tho Committee. The Delegates
from Now Mexico and Utah ART opposed 10 my
arrangement which viii thrust 80 unwocorue m
element Of popltation ts these Uto Inlinns into
in tho Committee that the > utes s sh5 ti'iae5 ilot to
forced to leAsy Colorado 30 long as there is sum-
caeilt AfAUto Iauu tnefe Tor their subsistence.
T1IEnE Is ALSO FEEL1su
OF dissntisfact1on in tho Committee at tho
methods employed by Secretary achurz In bring
Ing about this negotiation. which, It is claimed,
wl&s too much In the nature OF a star- chamber
proceeding, n1!d may not, therefore. reflect the
Wishes u tho Indians OH tho subject Of their re-
moynl. The negotiation has ut tenst thu look OF
tintA!rness about 1t. Moro than this, tho clause
take 1ands In sevcrnlty trnvcrscs ground which
tho Cotnmittoc Is considering and on which
more bills on tho c.lcndar The system, II guoti
in tho case Of tho Utca, will be bcnoflolnl to
ntl Indians on reservations In tho West. In leg-
they, claim, hns usurped functions belonging to
the Indtnn Committees. but even tho allop-
tiou 1f the ecrcrnlty system OF locating Indians
Do. Whero thoy now own 12sOO0 900 acrca Of land.
Il this feeling Of opposition to the bin Is rs gon
not pass tho 1Ipusc and tho Ute problem Will bo
10 nearor solution than Mt tho beginning.
, 1880-03-29
KELLOGG.

N1I.h NOT 70 AS1fOU3'T0 PrSH THE CASE.
speetas Uttpoteh 10 TAs CAteaeo Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March :s.-l.en Hill is re-
ported Us being much less anxious ttnn ho was
n fow days nEp to prtss to u vote his proposition
to Gust Kellogg and to sent Spotforl. lie hna
discovered That soa,e Southern Dcrnocrat!c Scti-
ators a1p 1ndtsposel to reopen tho cnso. md TINT
some Northern Democrats nre unwilling to re-
now tho agitation of tho Louisiana question
prior to tho Presidential election Tho fact TINT
tho Galveston Nttsy, tho Charleston Courier, and
tho Richmond DtsrdtcI. have taken decided
position. both on tho ground Of public policy
and Of good faith, against tho rcopon-
Ing Of this cnsc, Is sud to hayo
done much 10 wonken Mr.. Hills
purpose. OF course, Hill cannot accomplish Ills
object, no matter whit bis personal spite nifty
be, unless he cun force the united nomocrncy to
aparty veto upon this question. This chi, only bo
done by the most extraordinary pressure nutl
tho merclless snapping of tho party whip. Dca
Hill hnsclf is not In tho front rluk of iniil,cuco
contest in the senato III tho 8lnn,ons casu, In
which he stood almost alone. Senator Kellogg
hus expressed tho Wish that, II hc is to he un-
seated at aIi, tbo
DONE rnioH 70 THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Us be thinks that tho benefit which would onsuro
dur such circumstances would much inoro TINT,
compensate hlm for MI additional year In tho
S11latb. This Wow Is tAkct OF tilp cso lsy some
Republicans. Another Republican, wko has
tra: "kolangR lnuat 20: Ben lilll and other
Dclnocrnttc konntnrs nra !mRer7stive in their do
mands, md they clanor for itnmodiato notion.
Several Of tho Nurthorn nenst'crAts nre very re-
luctant to reopnn case which thoy havc rcgnrl-
cd settled, but they will ha,e to work III tho
who urged Tint tho euscs of' Kellogg aId him.
self had bccu anally suttlctt when Cnrbin waited
his seAt, Gun yOte now 10 GUST Kellogg. Waie
HNNlptGN, who was cOK1llzlnt Of ull tho fncty af-
tcndtng tho u'tmissioEi Ut lsplloER und nutirr,
pan hardly e:t.sc.lt to deprive tlo former Ut his
sst 9T rSs rnash wo fat S sar o1s Or Sar.' DO AZ p1r
Ii ut hume, tho will remAin there for 4 wcUk III
nlurc, Every other Democratic Senator Is now
CoIninltteu on Fri, Ilcgt.n Ald Elections at lilo
eArltest possible tny, and pushing 1t to vote.
Tho ltelnbliEans will vigorously oppose such
must 20, ana sporot!! vii! bu Admitted Us Sell
utor ffuIn l0ufG14tn"
, 1880-03-29


LONDON, March GA dispatch from Berlin
stntes TINT tho Crown Prince Of Germany starts
for nnrtnstajt Tuesday win Il letter from En-
pcror Wlllnin to Queen Victoria.
u1aMAKcK's TItrr POSTPONED.
bismarck Will probably rot 20 to Fredrtoks-
rllhe m aecount Ut tho presturo OF work and his
intention to procccd With tho consolidation Of
tho wh0lo administrative nhchincry.
lie ISN'T s{cK.
ET1tAsDuna, Marct s8.-11o Atsnoo Lorraine
Gdztttc denies thut Gen. MtilteutYGl Is In pro-
caruus stute Of health.
MUCH 111rH}vED,
A ncrltn correspondent considers It certain
TINT tho relations 1T Gor1n1ly md laussta havo
for tho moment improved.
, 1880-03-29
FOREIGN.
Parne1l Reported Jeered and
Rotten-Egged at Ennis
corthy, Ireland.
One Of the Foul Missiles Hits
the Agitator in the
: Face.
American nIen-of-War Sur
veyfng the Lngunn Of
Clliriqni,
And Causing Great Appre-
hension Among the
Natives.
Trouble Torcsliatlowcd for Franco
from tho Prosecutions Of
Jcsuits.
Mol l1amed Jan, the Afghan, Dis
posed to Treat with the
British.
Several More Printers Arrested In st.
Petersburg for Inccndinry Pub.
licatfons.
That Renowned Potontate, tho Great
King Of giar,''. Coming to
Mohamed Jan, the Afghan, Dis
posed to Treat with the
British.
Several More Printers Arrested In st.
Petersburg for Inccndiary Pub.
licatfons.
That Renowned Potentate, tho Great
King Of siar,". Coming to
America.


LONDON, March 2s.-Willialn Shaw, Honic-
1sulo member ot tho Inst Parliament for Conu-
ty Cork, In addressing tho Cork Farmers Club
Saturday, suggested thnt, II tho Conservatives
ngaln returned to powor, md II tho Irish party
worp denied tho Justice tloy nskctl for 1rclanu's
Irish members should lcnyo tho House. Loud
chcers.]
rAnSELL HCTTEy-Ef}NEp,
parrcll, on attempting to address mn election
meeting ut Ennecorthy lust wock, WIS received
With yclls, gruans, arl a discharge Of rotten
eggs by persons belonging tn tho rlvai factton.
ltr7scll H1se ,1p tin 1ttenpf to .spcak. Jig wu!
ut On THO fncc, caught ru1lrd tho waist, and
neaEiy hurled from tho platform.
, 1880-03-29
FIRES.
CHICAGO.

A still ntnr1n to Engine Company No. Q at 6;65
yestcr,lny morning WIS caused BY fro In tho
two-s story frltno building No. 5t3 milwaukee,,
aynnuo, owned By Mrs. Van Horn. who occupies
tho second atory as dwelling, aud OH tho lower
floor ,ls cigar atUro by l5cr,lnrsl Sttxotf Dnin-
a4u tu building, $aa5: and to stock, no. Cause, Il
burning ctKar-stump cArclessly thrown among
aDme WllBtU puperH.
, 1880-03-29

WllEErlsa, ". Vu., A1arch es.-1larvoy
Ciayt0u. n young man living ut Warrington, W.
ya., foil between tho ours ut this place this
cyps,lnE and tho train passed over him, soyeEing
tho Ih3tly In two.
, 1880-03-29
SIAM.

T1tn tIAEAr KING or SIAN 70 VISIT AMERICA.
LONDON, March aa8.-Tho Standard announces
that tho King Of SLAIN will loavo bangkok curly
in April to visit the chief Capitals of Europe.
After short stay IN England hs. will Start for
tho United btatos and tho AMosioMn 1oycsts-
menk Will send u man-of war to Southampton to
convoy hin thtthnr.
, 1880-03-29
SIRufk .s'llE.n


MoptLE, Ala, March x8--A lottar to tho HfJfs-
ter, iron, birmingham, AlA., says that, while
workncn woro gHgagod III digging a wel near
1toltlux Mills, u sudden current Of gus bcgan ~
How, aud Immediately thereafter petroleum
started. and Ia flowing at tho rate Of ninety
barrels day. Groat excitement prevails.
, 1880-03-29
MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1850.


m'nlcat!on, avoiding shirpur o.. account of it's
strength.
D1RrosEb 10 TnEaT.
"A .ifHrnteE from Cant1ahar reports TINT
Mnhntnot Jun ts disposed u treat with the
british.
Hattie.
4 dispatch from Lnhorc anys that Fort Hattie,
situated llcytn.d Hnndanak, wa" nttnckcsl Inst
Fr1tlny nt,t Lieutenant hnl twt lY3 tn ki1lct1.
and ntnctcen 9epoys wounded. Inc enemy was
rGpulsed.
MAn0Mxn JAN NOT or HAM.
A Cabul dfspntch lntrnatcs TINT Mahor1od Jan
fsrltIsh Enyuy ut uhiizncu; and WIN offered to
proceed tu MnftlRn tn negotiate with tic British,
he bcstig prevented by hostllltlcs With tho lla-
zAfas.
, 1880-03-29
AT DTLAWAHE. O.

CINCINNATI, O., March :3.-Thc Commercials
special from Delawaro, O., says: An incond!ary
ilre III tho bakcryof Welsh & Co. communicated
to tho furniture storo at Il. a. Welsh &: Son lust
s,lred Ia tho Knox Mutual. Losa OH bukcry,
$:kQ.
, 1880-03-29

EIHE.15ANlT ENFIUEIUNs
wnEELlsa, ". vn., March as.-Yestcrtlay
afternoon ut . o'clock Il tlrc-tiamp explosion
occurred in tho Gaston coa mines at Fafrmount,
". vn, hy which two mncra, .1Amca Keeso and
Joseph Wnrk, Inst their lives. u number af
mnGrs weru In the mines ut tho tf1ne, and ea-
eaptd, muru or less bruised md burned.
, 1880-03-29

SlItUkN Il I II0Il4 INUs
rtTTsnuIt0, March :3.-Duringn thunderstorm
Mt Foxbusg. ra., last night, lightning struck n
11oO0.b bnrrel OFT tanls belonging 70 tho Fox Farm
rIpo tAille. Tho funk was utmost full, nnd ta q
tutul loss.
, 1880-03-29

AT COLUMBUS, O.
C0LuXDUs, O., MurCh .X,-L. ". lOso'a rope
wnlk w,1s hurIlod this morning, Lows, Il 900; no
insurance..
, 1880-03-29

S|LvE R
OPENING.
n. MA'I'S0N & CO.,

eV"ulVln y htutV ullu Avllluu why
Will opon Wednesday, March 81,
n very beautiful assortment Of
Sterling Silver Ware.
The assortment will contain n
groat variety Of articles in which
Is introduced the peculiar effects
Of the hammer, enriched by the
applications Of various colorcd
metals.
Ropousseo Work in yarious de-
signs.
Old English md Queen Anne
patterns Of Spoons and Forks, and
other Table Silver, ut very attract
i've prices.
inexpensive Fancy Articles, i'll
rich cases, to suit tho tasto and
means Of the most careful buyers.
Silver Jowclry for Spring and
Summer wear, beautiful designs,
very fashionable at tho East.
Wedding Anniversary and Chris
tening Gifts, forming tho most at-
tractive exhibit ever seen i'll tie
city.
1Iessrs. MATSON g. co. will
take pleasure III showing these
goods without Its mourning any
obligation to purchase.
, 1880-03-29

CINCINNATI, O., Mnruh .3.-Frcl 1ubver1nR.
blacksmith, WINS run over by nh cngno tonight
ut thu Wouu-strcot urosBiuH, md instantly killed.
IIp leaves Il wife Aul nix Children
, 1880-03-29

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW Yonx, MarcA ts.-Asr1yed, City Of Berlin,
from DoTliu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

plies of good food from what are now waste
swanps and bocs; Cattle Feeding, with ~ bes,
combinations ~ feeding stuffs; Fencing and
Fences, with 10 cngravings; Marketing Butter,
with cngr,vngs; Mining, mining terms, etc,
explained, with engravngs; Black Knot On
Fruit Trees, 6 Illustrations; and multitude OF
practice articles for the farm garden and house.
hold (chldren includedJ,
WESTERN FARMERS ALMANAC FOR 1880. John
r. Norton * Co., Louisville, Ky. Price 10 cts y
We have had occasion annually for some years
Ito notice each successive Issue OF this excellent
Calendar. Besides all the usual astronomical
calculations, holidays weather representation.
&c, II contains fund OF valuable information
for farmers worth much more than the cost Of
copy.
The NURSERY. John L. Shorry Boston. 81 81
a year, Naturally, rs the January number
reached most OF its readers before Christmas, it,
contents are largely given to holiday topics, a,
Bobby and Santa Claus" christmas Day
| "Christmas Eve" &c. Besides its many sthci
fine pictures, the Drawing Lesson alone is worth
the cost Of the number, to ray nothing Of the
beautiful Christmas Hymn set to music Of the
last page.
| The DELINEAToR. tE. Buttrick 4 Co., Lon
don and New York. $l.50 year, The ladet
will naturally be interested in the announcement
that the January number is received, for they
want to know what the latest DEGREES of Kin.
Fashion are rs TO winter styles, which we believe
this publication alone pretends to give az cntheyo
W.. k.I bn
ladies' ulsters, which are stunning"
VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE. DANES Virk, Roches
| ter, n. " or course there is no one who takct
any interest in the Flower and Vegetable Garder
but knows all about Wick. His Floral Guide fol
the spring of 1880 is before us, and its beauty
1t contains over 800 illustrations with colored
plate that is gem. The Catalogue Of Seeds ii
perfect and full directions are given how to use
them to the best advantage A copy Of the
Guide, handsome work Of 100 pages, ia sent to
any address for five cent stamp
FERRY's SEED ANNUAL. Cd. NJ. Ferry & CO.,
Detroit, Hich.) ID. NJ. Ferry & Co place us un.
der obligations for a copy Of their beautiful De
scriptive and Price Seed Annual for 1880, with a
package of selected seeds. The work will be
found OF great value to every flower aud vegeta.
bic gardener. The reputation Of Ferry & Co. is
so well established that we feel no hesitancy in
advising all our readers who think of making a
Vegetable or Flower Garden this spring to send
to them at Detroit, Mich, and get their valuable
and beautiful Seed Annual. The house is entire
ly reliable, and II you wish to get exactly what
you order, you cannot do better than to entrust
your orders to them.
Any of the above publications may be seen at
the book store of Osman & Hapeman, where
single copies are for sale and subscriptions to all
the leading papers, magazines and other publ
cations Of the country are received.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10
SARFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim to be ofthe few popular reme-
A dies receiving the approval ofmedical gentlemen,
who In private, not only freely recommend 1t but
u In their families In preference to any OF the prepare
lions usually prescribed by physicians.
You are aware" said Gdisnguish,d city physician
that my obligations to the Mass Medical Society are
such that cannot publicly recommend prescribe the
Radical Cure since received SO much relief from
remedies, have privately advised It's use and presume
ny patients for It,"