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, 1880-09-22

LAFAYETTE: s. FOSTER,
NoI.wtcit, Cunt,, Scrl. lg.-Sn,asor Lnfny-
cite $. Faster tlictt Ut n rs,grstfyG c,!ltl, fl
his ho,ns III this city. ut n'els~k This mar,a-
ing. Afr. Foster WIS b0rn In tho country
Town of Frnnktt., n fow miles ,lortll of t,fs
city, iii lsNi. 1tn wis direct descendant
Of Miles Sta'ltllsl,. 1te gratnntcfl Mt Brown
University ut 'royIsiancc, studied law tn
lIanptnn, Win'll,am County, MD early re.
nu,vct to tltts rlty, wl,crc he hcgnr practice,
md las stnen re1'ainet1. In lslo 1ir WIS elect.
seasln,. delivered n tNswerg9! speech. which
gave him II wit!r reputation. In fnyur tlf uul-
fsltiig tllH law Ut Imprisonment fnr trh'. ftr
WIS 9strtc.l tn tl,o lt,Etslntnr.asI Il Year Or
the Wli9 ttekrt aya|iIst ,rtlonlas Il. Seymour.
hut was t!rfrntrd By tho Free.Sni{ers, whn
held tho halaneo .ot now"r. 'jht: eleetlon
wAs very close. lit lHj2 l.c asnln r.ll far
NEr, Seymour, wlo nsain tcfcatcd hint
After his 1cfeat H. eacl ,ni tl.esc
srars lie. was clertcti Mayor Ut Norw1ch;
st,lio ycar lie wns elected 10 Tho SGlntc Ut tho
limited Stutes. III served lWO TERMS. In
1stIi, wllnn Liltcnln was ..ssislrnteI my! Ar
tlrew .JtilnsnI bt:caIl'n .l'res'hGilt. Mr. fns'ur
snu.Gntfy wits NctinE Niu.-l'resaent 1T tl.e
UnEted Suites. lie wis strong Whig while
tllat lilrty existed. n1tl thereafter lnput,-
lean. Whrn Alr. t;rrelpy ran for President
ln supported him, a,d tho 1>rmncrass ot bis
Starkwcatller, tho Republican candidate.
lie WIS .tcfeatntl. III iS70 le was Gleeted tn
tho State f.e,Ets|utnnr nn,t hatle. Spenkcr nf
TIM lfollsc. Tint l.rgfslaturn elected him q
judge of tlD SunrM,n Court Df Errors. MI
oilcr he hrd until llu WIS 10 years old, when
lte was disqualified ly age. lie wus a prn,tl-
incnt ollrer. Of ns"ny city md county 'nan-
cint institutions. and wns cxceesttngly public
tue Park Church. Df which tic Rev Leonard
Wno1sey 1}ncnn IL pastor. ASA .IudEn l,a
WIS t,nc.l for the sontlNrss OF hts tleristona,
ltts severity IN dealing with erin,e, ntnl his
erce bprDsftitns to tlln lux Connecticut d.
ytEcn in%S. 1t WRa 4 cNingsaN rGlHArk that 1t
was impossible to nbtafil II divorce II Judge
EQStnr MnS nti tIts llriIEIi, 1. -
, 1880-09-22

ltnhort MaEruGer sull his uso1,'s cotton 1T
EYtatl!!!. Ait. un!t sat stuHn Iu Vi, ulI.,l.r,
1sl0 " IIukcr. !! ftfEu !tst.rIiNx tlu iGsl 4l tp
Mth'ey bis ,nmi!0n hut produced tur tho i,.
slusk u A,lisnr ~us The wiInos: Nnurts.it.
honla: Ultypr ttAlu viii lll, Ihpl,9h w,tri,al b;
friends mt u eu w. ~ lDtlcy 114nt Ma4rt.
deg dcliAhaca tho nuIey blsek. mid, 1nea:j;.r
tug hilAsctf.
, 1880-09-22
nE0MiT FIGHT

DENVER, Colo., Sept. 2l.-A Tribune Trin-
lslmt special says: Barney Campbell, OF
llttsbure. and 'lohn, Murphy, of Leadvf'lc.
lid not fight Mt Daton, n. ~. tt-tlay, rs mr.
ranged, ~ accoi.ht of dispute lii regard Il,
Ganpbeil oily til. fho iatter s rsf'.scd IL, to
fight. Tic n,nttrr will bh referred to Frank
Queen, Of the New York Clipper. for dc
cislDi. a1nl II h thought the parties will co,Me
togetllcr aEa''. for II fight in about three
Mrrka.
, 1880-09-22

CINCINNATI Sept. e!.-The Ninth prcsby-
tcrla,l churcl, ut Coyington, KY, caught fire
Ink p'aning..nlll, .anil burned: i.oys, ss,00p.
Insliralite,. 5000, equally divided between
tho Al,ltua!, Mt1lvllie, y. y: al1iwankce
Mechanics Mutnnl: 81. Sicllolns, New
York; md Cooper, Ut Dayton.
, 1880-09-22
AT TELL. CITY. IND.

CfSC1SSArf, o., Sept. '2t.-'The steamcr
Nlrgta Lcc, FROM Evansville. brings the first
Intelligence of II disastrous tre ut Tell City,
1ud.. Inst Saturday Night. Tile Cabinet
Makers unEon Furniture Factory and l,ltn-
her. together with u ntllhfGr of small dwell
.ngs occupied BY work,atet,. wcrn destroyed.
Ihn lumber ,,, WIS ynl1tctl at s2;mo;; rhr
,nnse ot the tota! loss, but they place it ut
S.s4}Q QuQ
, 1880-09-22

= SFFtEQ1 17E7lHeH 10 3HF IH9*H23 9F199HFs
NEW Y0nR. Aept. :l..-Tho announcement Of
tho new play.by tAnua D!rklusnA aud Ut tho re-.
appearance ups,n the Metropolitan stng5 ot Miss
Funny Davenport arc AttsattinY uHeonl,.lt,nty
large at.l brilliant audiences 1T lIayprIys Fifth
Ayel.uu Tneatss. The play ITSELF Ia sl,llowhut
OF disappointment to tho public, th0ugt, Il pt,s.
sesses sp,ns js,stsye Mcttss. Tho eh,cf rr.ttrism
OF II uppears to 10 ttAs II IL .a.lo up cxscualso.
ly Ut dalox, without sutlctunt uct4ou. 1t
lucks tho ta1HsnaliH clement, though
III t,teeary txccllonulcs aro conspicuous. 1t IL
loadud down With supertlutty OF dlaloR, which
l'upedus the 'nnreuent Of the play, and pre-
, 1880-09-22

On tho 0ccaspn pf his u,nrrIaHu the Austrian
f,rt.wH Prineu will terp!yu fEu1ll tho nr4tocrAcy
each leaf Ut which vii! cuhtaiu deuw,ugs Rnl
watcr,caanr c1ples q tho t,ost cetsbfatsd and
lM.0Q torlns hAYo LsSll aubsyrlbesi toward the
pnrrhlse Ut the prtscnk,
, 1880-09-22
AT BURLINGTON, IA.


BURLINGTON, ta.. Sept. 21.-At an enr!y
hour tits I,ornine fire wus discovered LII the
Ct.y Mills In this city. nlrt in short time
tho .tpper stories IT tho building were g!,ttctI,
% WnlIs tlia !, machinery ., aad stpck ~ te low:r
hnlhling n,uI ,l,aeI,tney were valued ut S,A,-
100. at.4 were insured for $1,000. Tie lnss
on the building. machinery, mid stock IL esti-
mated at from 9l0, 900 to Si:st003.
, 1880-09-22
The TELEGRAPH WAR.

Sr. 1.o1'ls, Sept. at.-Tle Injunction cascs
Of t1le Western UniDn Telegraph Company
ngalMst tlle Union l'acitic Railroad Company
alll kansas l'acftic ltailt0nL Company Ut al.
eatne llp tt>-,iay before .ltsttcp' Miller uilh
II ciian,oers. Ars;atct,t vas ",'e,ts.t bs
ten .Swayne, OF New York, on hclialf 0f the
American uiliun Telegraph. Company, n1lll
lle occupied most of tic tlny. Numerous
lawyers are present rs counsel Of respective
Interests.
, 1880-09-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON. Sept. .l.-rhe. steamships l1ol-
land and Italy, front New York, and Illinois,
frou. ph!IutI:lphiu, hnye nrrtyrd out.
NEW innH, Srpt. .'.-Arrlyetl, California,
LnMtlnn. Scythu, FROM Liverpool.
afov!l.LE, Sept. at.-ATiye.l. pllrniclau,
from Montreal
, 1880-09-22

-Ft1F 7A8F7N VI H
SAN FRANCESCA Sept. al.-A Nevada City
tllspAtel, says tlls hatstEng-works OF ttle
Providence Mining Company burned to-day.
Dur!u9 TIM fire IN explosion of gtalt pow
der blew the bllrnlng building, Ii, every IT,
Fig bstwccn sI!ifis. W Loss, s abont STOOD.
, 1880-09-22

TttE late hattie.
f.oS1,uS, Sept Il.--A Calnlal,ar stspatcl!
says: lm 'rtlnrs who went IN hurry the lcld
M the battlefield of kushk-Saklnsd report
Tint the lnss nr Tho. \ AfPhaus ,u'tst have been
cnnrlnuns. The if1llAns wero enlpluymf
eight days after tllo batt'e In blryin9 ,holr
,tpatl.
'l'lic health ut Gen. 1sol,erts IL ullic re-
st0rrt. Tia fnntes te'sva CatNaalar. shortly,
and viii te re1,lncctl BY tlen. rliayrus truoiIs
numbering 130OJ..
, 1880-09-22
SUICIDE,

srtcidi D|fpateh 70 The Chicago Ttttnnt.
MILWAUKEE. Sppt. 3l,-J. s.. firuyer Il
wealthy ulelultnnt Ut Uak Urenk, nxctl III
years, r0nlIultte,l snlcl,le hy hanging. liz
llas lccn ttsnaB for s.,llu little time U1l tlle
question of lnoItey, and Imagined That lle wits
beenntti,g i,t}ur.
SyiiAcrsE, II. y.. Sept. al.-.J. u. q. 1sat,-
cock, II prominent citfzGM nnt wool-,lcuier OF
0swego, snicidel tss-tlHy. The net WIS s,l,~
nosel! II llnrn been e.,ltsch By tho AtlvcrS..
iJabcock j. litciervs. <. i: S;nnrt M Z II: C, ~
, 1880-09-22
RUSSIA.

\ HALFWAY 'rt> rt:}lKESrAH.
ST. PisTElssMt1sl, Sept 2l.-Tlla t7otoa snys:
Orders lArc becil lsstletl for the immediate
construction Of n railway 200 ycrts 1ong un
the Tckke-TurcouaM stcppe.
, 1880-09-22
(.IIIEAGC.

Tile alar.n fro,m box II Mt $3.50 Inst oven.
Ing was caused by the discovery ot II fire Il,
tho batul.llullsu III Lake Park, nj the fmt Of
IlnyulDu cnllrt. Thu tlra IL SUPPOSED to haye
iwell the work Of M lnccndiury. Damage,
EiOO
, 1880-09-22

AI]S'rifl 4.

THE CHSSrIrETtt,SAEisTa.
VIENNA. Sept. 2t.-'rllese was q great
meeting ut constftultmalists Mt i}runM oil
Sunday last. Nearly l,0J1 persons wero
present. atal great manifestations agalnst the
pulley ri tile present Government were lnuCe.
Houses FOR ntsr:I:cE.
ft}SnnS. Sr1t~ VIA dispatch fr0m
Vienna says: \ steamer hns hit trieste
with aS8 Hungarian lUrses f1r nreecc.
4 tETA1kD
W'ls tllrnwn tn frn,t OF the great barracks tit
Trieste yesterday. Noboly wns Injured.
Several persons have been arrested.
, 1880-09-22
CINCINNATI. ART MUSEUM.

CISolxxArI, Sept. at.-al. l.. Ingalls,.
Chairman of tho c0uru]steo appointed to
solicit subscriptions to TIC futll Ut Sl3o, ,oo0
necessary 10 meet the condition OF Mr. q. W.
West's donation OF u like sun for I'LL ast nlu.
, 1880-09-22

STRUCK 4 CARTHAGE.
SALEM. Afnss., Sept. .i.-Thc train from
Gl0ucpster struck carrlagu nt tlIa Cnbot
street crossing, beverly, this evening. killing
the nccl1pa,,tA. Aaron Stevens ind Clur,l L.
TruSk, both OF Ueyrrtr
, 1880-09-22
Will. RESUME ,1t:n VOYAGE,

WILL RESUME l1t:1l VOYAGE.
MEM fonK, Sept. .l.--rllc Anchor steamer
A'satta, for, L,nthr. which retur.cd last
night with her coal on nre, 1sex,mc.sl to sail
ngaFft tn-l,lorit,w. 11er officers say tl,at nbot
s,Nenty-tra tons of cbal burned, aud the ex-
t,lf,siotl nearly lifted the b.lIknr-lltls frDn
tllelr positions, Thu steamer Is not damaged.
, 1880-09-22

tlmnkInRhai.h KAhkakue Co.. H.. Mav n ihA
DEAN Et1t: t1srfn{ tg:!y !ast yonr M.t!y es's 81
tiactInn ,lSa + huhIy sstSen,od pT Iii Viii havo used
Il lhavs ptsd {unr ,sdc!ns with the !n"st e.
Ill troubled with Llsas Complaint ana sck !g%1aSn@
, 1880-09-22

AT GltAYrOWS. O,
TohEpot o., Sept. 3I.--J* Tarault's staye
asA hen.!ing tassasy ut ,Gray.own, O., WAS
destroyed by tlre thEs forenoon. Thu loss II
cstIlyattst ut So ,DlW; lslsnrnlcr. $s.UN. The
tire caught fron IL pIEu VI burning rAE[roaa
ttas
, 1880-09-22

- Waterman Stallion, rs KAlb Co, H.,
rK4H Erni This IL 10 cGrt,ly That your lSfl1AS
BLOOD SYRUP has cHrtd me OF lAtsl In tho llacf+
II II \ valuable Mpuclhc. AlfS. WUUII
, 1880-09-22

-, HeIridnye. Houno Co, ls Feh. 4 1s7a.
- nkhh EtR. hhv0 bean pstnR {our NNlAN HOOD
arstur for aonls time. and porfecty satisfied viii
thG reHn1ts u url6es tho iSDd. Hestores Last Ap
sttn AtTGnRthena the Nerves, ltcRuiAt1s Tho Sta,.
ach and lt0Heta. and HelleyGs lthnuH,allar. would
hot b4 Without IT, Mis-. WI$H,NtAi,Ia
, 1880-09-22

-. = - Ft0rH. EIMy EQu III. .
,pxAn s!M: This j. 70 certify thHt your lNt,'AH
Al.uUU2fH0F has cured ME Vt Tho Thtd-DaJ Chtllss
$50 W. oN"o' 1Doo'e'"e. eN4 1e''e1' llRa RnQWN.
, 1880-09-22

s,r, nit, I. h, f1s1Ss Gharea!1n hat III X
BLOOD HfRut. has done mo moro good for khtnry
Complaint and HcAFt Dl1ensa than ANY other Mril-
cine It also uuEcA ne OF my children Ut
Calls and StfU{ula MAEt5AfE1 cIlISM.
, 1880-09-22

DEAR stl: hasr, uaed ynur arsat lNniAM nI1tG A., y,
BYNut uad hAru l1und Il un0lA&lsd ~ HI1bd ts0fs
nsE. aud tAso pleasure ID RECOMMENDING y e :leEii
, 1880-09-22
x.s, TESTIMONIALS.


Disease Of tho Stomach and IIYef,
..... Cnir0, Alexander TO-, III,
DEAN SjF: eur1yinR for BnnI9 time with Headache
and U!soass OF tho bHnch md Liver, wnH Induced
to yDut fG1lAbla INDIAN ut.OOI4 Hiftul, whlca
traloI0d ms ~ potfcct health Ano atrenR!h.
No. ~ El1htf1.YL EtlAS. HuE4LEY,
, 1880-09-22
C3ll1ts C1sreds

DEAR Ert. nnd your INDIAN HiUup 5fHuF
FpcGully chrGs ChA, and cDn recommended II as the
eeal rscatc1us In Tic country foE !thenmas!:n and
, 1880-09-22

TIE REV. FRANCIS THORNTON.
1.ot1svu.1E, n.y.. Sept al.-Tha Rev.
Francis Thornton died nj IFS home In this
city tn-,lay, aged 81. liz hnt heci IN the
ministry slxty-fotlr- ;rarS. lie was hnrn III
fredericksburg, Yta, aud has resided l1
Louisville sjncG ls.Hl.
, 1880-09-22

DEAR H,n, hu.e hec. "s,biedt With iIilia9-ncs..
iNnlAk NliMn AYHut - tnuni u & +, hn z. Is''
Valuable nu4tGtNC. VliHMhS INtMul4Il-
, 1880-09-22


DEAR SIT; Aty dnuGltas MAs sufferer ttom rHe
pFgsslnn Of MuEptruHt4sl, aud ataf !aGor!na nnsn @
4 tM9 Altupssha tnd m 9ns sTnt t,nst
h.Idciues, hlOnx whiel, d. AitGfpHfES GfpHf
tDothouHtt myself of ths i*n4Af BLOOD stMutt;
Ioa. .s sss.S, wita Ssioi +" ~ ,s; NJ;
MaIlclNo, and. thu tuy III MI sYMpat ttena+
ebV VIA soun fsstUs41 10 rca4 n!!Y snA hsMttn
, 1880-09-22

CAitT1nN 70 -nntteCl9rS,
HnwnrB Of C0nntGrsett Medicine | employ no
E4t6,
, 1880-09-22

1IITHf7I, Z -
nHAR lf3ttt; I hnrb uyCn yInr INDIAN 4JtH
sfNuP 3Dt Cramps IN my 1iuthntf Ahd asu lut w
enlIuTen whu wuru troubled with tiass, ahd tn 1'u
eA4s' u ease'ea u eo'o''e's sElixAuEpu MEyxE
, 1880-09-22

Sft'KSES5 AT tt.AvA.

SICKNESS AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, Cuba, Sept al.-Nfnetecn deaths
frUM yc'low.fevcr a1il liEne frn,n snalt-1n,x
occalrrcl during tho week ended Friday
lnsf
, 1880-09-22

=
Every night stnco tho opo,ling Of tho season at
this theAtre, littse over IL weck ngo. every per-
furnAutu ltns been rccuiycd by An aycrtlowlng
hn,,sp. Tho mutt feature ut tho h!ll for tho
present week IL revival Ut tho wcl.known
iH1dtlramn "I.oat in lA,ndRn." Tic piece ls ad.
mrahly aited tn the audience, wtlo synlpathsze
with tho sDrrows Ut Job Arin,rWi, thu
miner, lind tic .uoral TINT n.!orns tho story
OF tho falth!css Nfnu, a.al, lot ia hDpc.
buc0tlo Wiser a,1 butter in tho lesson tuught
Tho atrck company Interpret tho piece. and II.
fa!rty tests tho abilities Ut tho new Ine1,bcrs
Mr. Leur,uk. Of coursa, ns tho leadnE man, IL
cast fur tho lcasliug part, J0!'. md lie Rivos II
cll-s.sstAitietl and An otreetfye performance,
In tho tlrst acenu with hls Wife tho lhnuto
yes,t!eness as,A nobility OF tho rough Eny!!s!,
pr,yfneInl II fatrIy well Ehown; IN tho sccno II,
tho ,nsno, when ho IL told, OF tho flight Ut his
wlfe, he Displays .onnttonnt qualities which,
cyuka wnrlll recognition froHs tho nuil9tlce.
Ills lRfect is sufficiently narkeA to 10 not mis-
understood by hta hcarors, Tho Nelly Armr,1M
Ii ron'lurcd by Atss 0corgIa Tylor. sho
howsyer, hvr Ntl!v il deficient IL that rustic
s!Mnlulty which charued tho heart Ut GhttH
tallds.*fune. l1 thg litter nuts sha showed
e.Ster (, " sSa.n entirely
a.' Hs't outW"'sy S - eoatlo"a',. c @ Mr: Ia.,s"ns
pIeturu u,urv c!osely ru4unUles 4 stuck- rasds
stehSr y og sl9se. y thn t9t # tIs %
Ii his speeo and t.'o rolIss. u ILLS ,a,ner. lir ".
T:Molvll,e q lhiaker wins TIC xo.,: or .s a,.
aud wtto hur assumption nnilicr u, tiinluct s,nF
I. actloA j. that At tho shnrar.or lrAwA hy tho
dl1inlatlSt sho ronttors y euts,!try Wench AeMrts
EnnA l't.ner ~ FlDtr,lce Hiyes 4t'04l serviug.
n,ali. Mr lf.st, ooa 'Iot ii, Lll|y ~ 1Io"!tts.
n'anner Ii which tho pIceN ii mounted. THO
secliv u which t,!e 0pouhlH MT h Ind IL q
, 1880-09-22
CANADA.

THE Govcrnor-Gcncrnt In Nfontrenl-A
Huxy DAy-Laylng Corner~StoMc-At
tho Exhibition - Torpedo Experl-
, 1880-09-22


nkAR Etn: Twas srnbled viii S.MrM4iM t9r r. rmnS' n'
time. ! bought stlIH af }OMr INDIAN sHHAln
6xNLF, NEG ALL happy ~ saY Il haa sa!tra!f cnfS nv
, 1880-09-22

DEAR e11t; This In IN certify tb,t ymtlr lSIlIAs
HltpUlt HfIEUl'' has cured INC Ut Lung lt!>ease
which had boxn tt"wbins ~ aaf tuna u..s'
jShIA Wi4IIHQIUt.
, 1880-09-22
All that 1t 1s Recommended 10 Ksc.

man s,u. I l,nvs u,cd ,"ur .xssIf"nI iNbiXA
HidN}il flIU6 m MY family tr thu pNAt sH }tata
snn IN ~ niyM1x itnt Ii tUHt As gx14sn.eHat It Il
shM beat fSuny u4ault,pp ssur used In tHy SAH!lfJ
" MHb. II. = HlltlaS.
, 1880-09-22

14oND0S, Sept. .al.--A dispatch from In.
'0rc snya: Is u land sslp at NaEni Tai, Ben
,.ll. eleven British nfIlccrs, lifteen soldiers,
Md eleven other persons we're killed and
four Injured.
, 1880-09-22

punltac. lAs!Mxetun fount1 tiL
pkAA Fin: Thia u u certify that ! hhy9 hts9
oo sSn IL Jssf SsTx Wv. Wv Il ffsas s.. I'D
bsau gteatly tsuuttea Mtth Wenkue.s. Your . m!u.s
ctNt makes 19 cvl liku J0unK glfl. can fteuo-
1S"u 'S'44''' ''"''''' AtluuA nABplT1:
, 1880-09-22

CAFE TowS, Sept. 2l.-Olllcial lnielligcnc
las been ruccivel herc that the Tau,baukte
laye, combined with tile D1sntos agatnst til
British.
, 1880-09-22


DxAn HIM: ]. .hn7e found. BY giving ynus INDIAN
HdNlll SYRUP fair trial. that l. Is all L. II FccnHl.
nsHaed to e nhd adftas Attyuus who mar BE- y tgos
hazlkh 10 MIRO IL 4 trial. kk. ftEEAAH.
, 1880-09-22

h1f as's tae asfsaAT TANK Or peton ia thu
manner nf skh t5isoa asnI All &na ~
There afs no Spirits crppoySd n is snnf.etpr. Ann
.e3 ~ ~ is.. ~ ~ ~ Its o3t o: Of u
aynfisn: AS'''' "@ o"s '<'"s ''7s''a =" aafsts~
~..s-,~%t -1.&-~,.--
sts 'R'"A 0F'an'lola 70 10"''' ''A'' fF0 'sas'
'''4' tIS1lMoNiAhS' MM
NitAaaa of tl.o Stomach nnd T,{ytr
, 1880-09-22

-... WoidMnd. iF.tGMna CO.: ~; j..
BfjTli ws no sapn III Eaist,ntign 5ok. iieaGaclat
FaIn In te U0weit Chills. aud cali sAfuIy tGctu'
A3s"a ~" @-' ~ '"~ ifiiODA 4. HEEL.
, 1880-09-22
LIST0F WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
d, Cllk JehnQa's Indian Dloul Syrup

VF1Jk18800l JIGs ~
VAN, kt1lAAcK, sTkVEaaoA 4 Co. md
ks)stiiisuN. tl.uMMER 4 to- 81 and " IAks.sl
tUt:Elt f4I. :KK q MaIksi.si
4ELMAN Il KING, 81 J4hk0-sL ......-
ku40t taYUuTtsN4QAuH 4 w. u Wal<Ah.AE.
, 1880-09-22

= = = TGDHh [uHf6Gf1Nh6
DEAR stn, Mr. daug!.ipr hKd Chs for fourteen
% %Gnhs maj tsisd %iMGst ,,; ,assryts,gg hMs Hit19
nN'p sYnp, stGfs tri. of whie 1T egsc.s.lH,s
Teat Of niy family. and h9ve had uru fur dtcth.
kMce hare Ind y,Mr medicine IN MY hnnsc. waAli
humtuI&ys HoSsANHAH J.A"ltENCE+
, 1880-09-22

AHfHF4t 1SdHQ VII.
DEAR Efn hnvr usth s0inu Ut your ltDIhH
6ltWD SYRUP with htl1urctnl results. and thlnHn
il &uod HlAdclu0 u bnlt4 up THO systeni ErnssnH1'
Would fuIutnnpAd 1t " Ill suffering iFpa, Ithtlly;
- j, ", MUM
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Consumption Cure,

An old physician, retiring from prac-
tice having placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections,
also a positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffe ring fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a desire
to relieve human suffering, l will send
free OF charge to all who desire it, this
receipt. in German, French or English.
with full direction for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w.
w. Sherar, 149 Powers Block, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
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There Is y story told of a blunt old
sca captain who was noted for his
extreme personal plalnnca', Being
present ut party, 10 had taken no
part in the dance, us his hostess had
some difficulty in providing him with
u partner At last she led up to him
n prim aud staid spnster, AT the sane
timo whispering a few words Of apollo
gy in his car, "oh, you needn't make
any apology. madam" he said, with
alacrily, ANY old thing is good
enough for me- -Pittsbnrgh Tele-
graph,
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Day Cows.-Itls A common prsc,

Day Cows,-it 10 a common prae'
lice among some dalymen to give
their cows, when dry, but scanty l'v'
ing, When u COW ceases 10 give
milk, or Ia dryed up. any feed Is con-
sideyed good enough for her ] think
this Is a great mistake, and the result
Is q diminished product OF milk, both
In quantity and quality, when she
does come 10, There Is q great
dIaught on the system TO sustain the
calf while tho COW ID carrying II aud
to keep the GOV IN good condition
good feed ID rs important "a when she
Is giving milk, It's my opinion that
one dollars worth Of food when the
COW IL dryh worth one aud u halt
dollar after she comes IN, An animal
In poor condition cannot digest NJ
much food az an animal In good cob-
dtion. 1.-THE COW ispoor when she
comes IN she will not digest food
enough to support tho system, and, at
tho same time, to make u large quaint
ty Of Enthusiastically Bulletin OF
ihe American Jersey Cattle Club,
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NR0TN ERN RAILROAD.

1870, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1879.
IN aud after Dee. !, 1873, Passenger Train
UPWARD TRAINS.
| Day Express Train leaves Concord at 10. Az
A,M.' and Accommodation Train at 10. 40
A.M'ior White River junction, connection
ith train for Well River, ST. Johnsbnry,
warton, Newport, Willoughby and Magog
Bakes, Slansteatl, Quebec, Bath, Littlcton'
Lancaster, and the White and Francop
Mountains. Also, wi,ntrains for Mont.
pelier, Mansfield Mountain, Burlington, 81.
Adams, Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdens-
burgh, and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Concord a,
$50 p. M for White River Junction& Bristol.
EVENING FxPREss TRAIN leaves Concord
Meeting with trains for Montpelier, Burling
ton, st. Adams, Rouse's Point, Montreal
Ogdensburgh, and the West, and with Wood.
stock Il. Il. for Quechce, Woodstock, etc.
cor on arrival OF trains from Boston, Wor.
cester, Portsmouth, Portland, 20,
DOWNWARD TRAINS
MORNING EXPRESS TRAINleaves White
River Junction for Concord at 200 A. NJ, Or on
arrival Of trains from Ogdensburgh and Mon.
treal. This train is run to Boston on Sunday.
AccoMMopArIoN TRAIN leaves White Il.
Junction for Concord at 600 4. II.
+BRIsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
at $50 A. ". and Franklin at 9.05 A. N.
rMAIL TRAIN leaves White River junction
for Concord ut l2.00M., or in arrival Of
trains over the Vermont Central, Passumpsic,
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAM leaves White River
Junction at 4.29 PM, or on arrival oftrnins
from Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattle.
boro, Keene, Bellows Falls, Windsor, &C.,
connecting at Concord with train for Man
chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
tThese trains connect at Concord with
trains tor Manchester, Lawrence, Ports.
mouth, Portland, Nashua, Worcester, New
York, Low ell, and Boston.
GEO. E. TODD, Supt.
Concord, n. H., Dec. |, 1879.
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How Butter may be- Spoiled

Good butter may be spoiled in the
ehurning, Over churning ruins the
texture and changes the proper WAX
mess to disagreeable, sticky greas-
ness. This is more easily done in the
churns with revolving dashes, which
will press the butter against the sides
churn and squeeze and rub it until it
is spoiled. Too long churning spoils
the quality by the oxidation of the but
ter and the premature formation of
strong favored acids in it, the full
preserving presence Of which we call
'rancidity. 1t may be spoiled by churn-
ing at too high a temperature, by
which It is made soft aud OILY, and OF
greasy texture and flavor. No sub
sequent treatment can remedy has
error. It may be spoiled before the
cream reaches the churn by Keeping
it too long, or what is practically
the same, by keeping it in too warm a
place so degrees is about right TEN.
perature if cream is kepta week ; if it
is kept ut 81 degrees, three days are
long enough. White specks produc.
sd in butter by over churning, or by
having the cream too sour Either Of
these faults produces curd in the milk
and the small fakes cannot be wash
ed out OF the butter. Milk from COW
in i'll health, and that is an acid when
drawn, will produce specky butter. So
will the use of salt containing parti-
cles of lime, which unites with the
butter and from insoluble lime soap.
White specks are covered up to a
large extent by using good coloring,
which is made Of oil as the solvent.
But this use Of a coloring, being to
disguise fault and to add an unde-
served virtue, is worthy of the denun-
citation of even the Farmers Club.
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Grandma, Ia q westepn newspaper,
gives some advice. "If you hay"
married bachelor, whose habits are
confirmed, and the organ Of iirmnoss
SO strongly developed that ishairsl'cks
up on the top oil his head, yield tor
peace sake To know and under
stand your husband, summer and win
ter him. TO domeslicate the animal
feed high, pet aud pat.
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"Thunder u was the remark of
Ferguson as he formed crescent over
the slippery coalhod cover. Eyes re-
piled sober faced citizen in the door
way, more than twenty have fallen over
that cover this morning, and every one
of them expressed the same opinion.