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The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
NEWARK LETTER.
News or Newark and Vicinity.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
| NEWARK, June 10, 1881.
At the regular stated meeting ol
Hiram Lodge, No. 25, A. +. A. M,
held on Friday last, the following OF.
ficers were elected s. nj. Donnell, w.
NJ. III. II, Barton, s. w. l.. j.. Al
len, ]. W.; ]. G. Shivler, Treasurer
and d. L Cboate, Secretary. 5iti
There is some talk of repeating the
excursion to the Philadelphia Zoologi-
cal Gardens, as large number who
had intended going were deferred by
the threatening aspect Of the weather.
The Active base ball club of this
town, are endeayoring to arrange q
game for the 4th OF July with Ches-
ter club. They again defeated the
Red Stockings on Saturday by score
Of 80 to s. = Z =
Kadesh Barnea Lodge, Grand Uni
ted Order of Odd Fellows, will hold an
entertainment in their hall this even.
ing, at which Past Grand Master, w.
M. Winston, of Wilmington, is expect
ed to make an address.
A valuable Russian set er dog bt :
longing 10 Mr.. John Pennington. was
taken with cts yesterday morning and
died in a few hours. Mr.. p, deeplv
regrets his loss as he WAS not only a
great favorite. but also good watch
dog.
Fisher 81 Wilson, coal and lumber
merchants at the p. w. 81 B. denot
are building an office opposite their
yard, on the property of Mr.. Edward
Wilson. The foundations are built.
Mr.. Alex. Stroud, peighboring far
mer, says the wheat on his farm and
in That vicinity has grown up finely
and gives promise Of an abundant har.
vest. Other farmers have been heard
to say that the recent heavy rains had
haltened the wheat to the ground.
and expressed fears that il would not
rise again, but would lay and rust.
About 1880 o'clock last night, after
the close OF the College exercises, the
students with q large number of friends
aud invited guests I epaired to exchange
Hail, where dancing was The order until
late hour. The ladies' Invitations were
very handsome aud weie gotten up at
the Ledger office.
William Il. Purnell, .Jr., received the
prize for scholarship.
A professional runner with bis trainer
have been Ia Newark since Saturday
practiclng at Homewood Driving Parn
for foot race that is TO take place In
Philadelphia IN short time. He lakes
TWO trials day, morning I'd evening.
he Will III all probability prove dan
gerous contestant as IL is said he ran 100
YARDS In 10 seconds at recent trial.
judging from the number of entries
TO- the race on Saturday at the park they
Will be quite interesting. The y. G. b.,
will be in attendance.
The colored people are trying to get
up q hack load TO attend quarterly meet
ins at New Castle next Sunday.
Williamson Il SONS new front presents
city like appearance already.
A number Of the students departed
for their homes this morning.
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Am 1. the Merry NAY aornipx, !,

A special tsisgraphlc dIspatch from NJ.
4; AZ, ,Dnsapnin, ss.p New Orleans. La, on May
No. 2l2 broadway, New York City, N. Y.
states tnst ~ the drawing Of tue L0uisi-
ana State Lottefy that day, among the
prixes drawn were Ticket No. 4.Dll. sold
and N halves 70 Geo. r. Deshon "A Kiiby
u. s.lS,n; SSonsSn; hnss and = gentleman u
20. % 40 cold 70 D. e. Wenxeile, 500 M.
gth 81, rhiiAdelphia. and 10 Matthew
dew soo ts iess 'i ho nfSonlys sS,d .
q. kinsl. 225 segar sv.; and Fred.
SchroedeIs sss Michigan st.. Toledo, O.,
draw $6 900; ticke.s No. 4,l66 sold In New
Haven, Conn, and No. ii ,ss7, sold TO
VIM: II. Brewer. Baltimore, Nd, drew
800 each and tickets No. 2b IA, sold in
WilminGton. N. g.: No. 1850 sold In OF
tumwa, lowe No. s. ,25s sold in Lafay-
ette. IND. No. Z. .6al sold In New York
and galveston, Texas, and No. sj. .2s7 sold
IN Reading, Pa, drew 81 900 each. and Ia
tilo 400 was distributed. Another similar
distrtbutisn tax 90 place July 18th.
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burned by Molten Metal.

Luke McCormaok, ,forama u in McGe.,s
iron foundry, Sixth street, Hunters
Point, VI. u. was engaged In superin-
tending the casting OF o cylinder reQuir-
log some Two tons Of metal. As the
hot metal was being poured into the
mould an explosion ACQUIRED and 4 show
or OF the moulten iron burst from the
side OF the mould. McCormaek,. /.
clothing was burned off and the skin
was peeled from his body. Mccormack
was taken 10 his home. He was alive
yesterday, but lay IN q very precarious
condition. II ~ thought that the explo-
sion was due to an unusual generation
OF gases at the bottom Of the mould
from the extreme dampness of the
ground.
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Pfe.Nfc Onicers.

The following are the officers OF
the Ancient Order of Hibernians'
picnic, at the Scheutzsn Park, on
Monday July 4th:
Secretary--M. j. McCloskey.
Master Of Ceremonies-John j.
Mullin.
Floor Manager-John Barden.
Assistants-J. Kerrigan, M. Jen.
nlngs, N. Dougherty, VIM. Blake and
M. Walsh.
For the Reliance Active pic mic,
which takes place at the Scheutzen
Park on Saturday, July I'd, the Off
GERS are as follows:
Secretary-D. M. McCullin.
Treasurer-M. j. Connolly.
Master of Ceremonies-James F.
Kane.
Floor Manager--James F. Flana-
gan.
Assistants-H. w. Hession, T. J..
Kane and D. x. P. Rigney.
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Qes. .eral Foreign NesOs.

LONDON, June II, 1881.
In the French Senate yesterday
the bill granting liberty Of public
meeting was adopted.
NJ. Athanasaides, hitherto Presi
dent Of the Greek Audit Board has
been appointed Finance Minister.
The rejection by the German
Bundsrath of the Accident Insurance
bill introduced by the Prince Bis
marck is regarded as certain.
William Boucicault, brother of
Dion Boucicault, the dramatist, 'ex.
pired suddenly yesterday in railway
carriage near London.
The Nesos' correspondent at St.
Petersburg says the statement that
Russia is negotiating treaty Of pro-
lection with Merv is unfounded.
The Ne,os' despatch from Paris re-
ports that the Intransigeant, to which
Herr Hartmann was a contributor,
positively denies his arrest.
The trial of Midhat Pacha, charg-
ed with being implicated in the muir
der of the sultan Abdul Azlz; is ex.
pected to commence on the Oath inst.
at Constan tinople.
The correspondent Of the Nescs at
Berlin says:-"A large quantity Of
socialist writings has been discover
ed here. The authors have been ex-
PEELED from the city"
Mr.. Gladstone In the House of
Commons yesterday said he hoped
to give Sir Michael Hicks-Beach,
formerly Colonial Secretary, an
early day for the discussion Of his
note Of ceEsure on the government
relative to the Transvaal.
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LAUNCHING A TORPEDO RAM.
The POiyphemusA Anoat Mt Chatham
...Dimenstons Of the Yessel.

LONDON, June l5.-The new British
torpedo ram Polyphemus was launched
at Chatham to day. She ~ 2,6l0 tons.
but carries only few hight guns for de-
fensive purpose. Her deck 10 only Al
feet above the water line. She liz fitted
with l2-foot ram for disch arging torpe.
does under w2fer, besides ordinary tor
pedo apparati /. The vessel IN wholly
constructed Of steel aud afmored 81 fee,
below the water line, and the deck ia
formed of three-iuch plstt1 of ch He'd
steel. Tue shlp ~ DIVIDED into num-
Der Of wster-tigbt compartments. Til.
whole apparatus Tor steering and firing
torpedoes ~ concentrated in an armored
tower. Her engines arc $500 horse
power and her speed Is II knots. an hour
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Fren r..tsraay,s Late Edition.
LEVY COURT.
Heetfng This AGorning-ProPosais
for the County Loan.

Heetfng This acknowledgement
for the County Loan.
The Levy Court met at 10 o'clock, this
morning, President Bright In the chhir.
The County Treasurer's bond for lhe
year 1850 was ordered to be satisfied.
George D. Armstrong was appointed
Collector Of Blackbird Hundred, vtce.
Walter y. Reynolds, who IL disqualified
for the office by reason OF sickness. Mr..
Armstrong presented his sureties, which
were approved.
The bids for taking the new County
loan Of $lOO,Cs0 were opened, but there
proved to be only four OF them, oil offer
Ing to take amounts ranging from 3d.
600 70 $4,000, at four per cent. As the
bids did not cover the full amount OF the
loan, no action was taken thereon, and
the Finance Committee, 10 whom they
referred, will meet Tor confederation OF
the subject at the call OF the County
Treasurer and the chairman OF the
Committee.
The Court then adjourned.
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as Cadet ssidsh hipmen.

ANNAPOLIS, June 16.--The following
candidates have passed a successful ex-
animation for admission into the Naval
Academy as Cadet biidsbipmen: II. d.
Clark, Robert Russell and Thomas b.
Slade OF Georgia; d. Mes, W. 7. Scott
and Joseph E. Shindel of Pennsy.lyania
r. L. Gibson and r. I. Shipley OF
Missouri; Edward Tilden Of Ohio, j.
Van KeureD of New York; q. NJ. Cor
psniDg OF North Car lllna; Benjamin
Jacobs OF Kansas, and II. b. Treadway
of illinois.
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Wandering NihiIt.,.

qs..li qmsi.a.REsssBARRE, ss Pa, June Is. ,ss,
infee .si Russians made their spos.ss. nj a0oi.
In This county (LuzerneI vest, .rpsearance nsa
eniel ing q saloon Kept nv ,Isy, and
named Maleski, in Hszle,on s.ia russian
s',al wanted 70 show him how The Gar 1sau 'aey ..
blown up. In order TO ilIustr.,aar naar was
lhey produced three glass bslIs Ie e,l 1als
" WIN dynamite. One OF these tbsv ,h,D h,,sa
at wheelba ro v, when tte hall Is ssa, 'li'ew
ca, and the h,slbarrow was bloapp lrnp'od'
pieces. The men were arrested J"n fD, to
l'clous y mischief and fined by h, in.,ias ~
ol ihe peace. Their presence iia',lSe IN w.
Soai regions is exciting @ 'us
aeal OF comment, and many are woaSs' s1oa
one or not. " pcaeelal
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Coed Teaplars Locked ont,

ERIE, June l6.--The State Conven-
tion Of Good Templars Jared badly to-
night. The grand public meeting an
n0nnced 70 take place in The County
Court House was declared of, owing to
miserable hitch In arrangements. The
host Of delegates assembled at the hour
named and found the doors closed against
them. The officials In charge refused to
permit the meeting without an OF der
from the County Commissioners. They
could not be found and the delegates iu.
dignantly dispersed. NO fault is attach
ed TO the local committee.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17

IAs Naesoaal Live Stock Journal shus
aa0s up the reasons why every farnol
eAonA have 60ck OF sheep: A farm
- b stocked with sheep for less meney
viii ooos nearer 20 utilizing every
sAtng that Grown on the farm than other
anlNaL Lsss labor viii bs required for
oaeoMg The feed and stock together. The
feeuEn viii come In sooner and oftener
oAae with any other stock except hogs.
Les1 money % required for shelter and
tsnelng, end lss labor 10 involved iu
helAtng, whore outside pasture IL acces-
stole and preferred. And finally, hand
eo1e income ON the Investment can be
Aaa without thssale Of the animals them-
eelvegs Il
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THE SICK AND WOUNDED.
Griscons the Faster.

CHICAGO, June l5.-Griscom entered
upon his 18th day Of his fast at noon to.
day. His gain in weight for tile past
twenty-four hours is quarter Of A
pound. His generel health remains ex-
cellent and his sleep is sound and re.
freshing. When examined at noon hi,
pulse was 62 temperature 9S, 3 s res.
piration 10. He lifted 500 pounds on he
health lift without any apparent elru
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A Lady Applicant,

New YORK, Juno ia San Fran.
cisco special says ga lady has re-.
quested to be taken up, by the steam
or Rogers, to the northern regions.
She promised TO be seiviceable and
give no trouble to anyone on board,
but If found an encumbrance she
might be thrown overheard t, the
whales. Lieut.. Berry has no room
Tor her. The application is genuine" ."
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
THIRD EDITION
Rassrssn,s Da.ger.


Ths Board Of Trade Of Patsrson, N.
j., on Tuesday night held meeting,
a1A ~ verdict obtained against the
KlnGslands for polluting the Passaic
Rivsr water wss, s,discussed. The manu-
fActurors who were present were inclin-
ID - think that . serious danger vas
throatanlng Paterson and that measures
ouGht 70 b taken To avert the danger.
City Surveyor Hilton stated that Pater-
son discharged 17,000,O00 gallons Of
ssW1Ge into the river every day, of which
5000 00O was poarcd into the city BY
~ Wntar works. The balance came
Ten Wells and brooks which had been
eonvsgtsd into sewers and from the
drainage or part OF Paterson
Ihich Was q one time . aswamp. Tho
avernge Cow OF water In the river was
AtoaS y 1,000, 900 gallons per day, and
IN ths opinion Of the City Surveyor ali
tbs sewage which Paterson allowed to
new into the river was absorbed long be
1ere the river reached Newark. He said
that actual analysis proved that the wat
q at Dundee dam--about two miles be-
lew Plterson-was fAr pursr than the
vaksf pumped into tho reservoirs at
Newark. Ths members Of the Board
Of TraAs, however, refused 70 - COM
1estsd BY Mr.. Hiltons assurances and
yelsfrsd The matter TO its Board OF Gov
esn1nent with Instructions that prompt
aetioa - tAksn. Some ef the members
1hver engaging lawyers and carrying the
Kinpland crse up to the Supreme
Court, Il being understood that the
KinGphnds themselves intended to A.
lev thu mattsr - rest where II stands,
= thsy have discontinued the use Of the
Passaic for . sswer, In consequence Of
which Judge McOarter suspended san
tencs. The Board Of Government have
~ = yss dstsymined what course to
parsne.--N. r. Herald.
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Pennsylvania GreenbacIkers.

PcTTsvILLE, Pa, June 16.-Tbe Ma
tional Greenback State convention, CALI
cd 70 nominate candidate for State
treasurer, assembled at II o'clock this
morning and organized with r. s..
Heath ~ temporary chairman. After
the appointment Of committees on cre-
dentials and permanent organization,
the convention took . recess. The con-
yention reasssnbled a. 2:3O P. NJ, when
F.s. Heath was made permanent chair
man.
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The Orphans, Ceurt.

The Orphan's Court met ct 10 O'Clock
this morning, Judge Wales p 'esidinR,
and resumed consideration Oh the cave
Of Moore Beidemau. OF Salem, N. j.,
gurdian for Caroline Foots, by appoint-
ment OF the Courts Of that State for the
displacement OF Benz. Foote, guardian
by appointment In this State. The
morning session was occupied by arRu.
ment OF Ohalss b. Lore, Esq, counsel
for Mr.. FoOte.
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Roasfed Alive.

BRooKLYK, N. Y, June ia Gre
this afternoon In No. 4 Of Pierre
points stores, q row Of six massive
brick buildings, ON Furman street.,
near Wall, In which was stored 5000
barrels Of linseed oil, hogsheads OF
molasses, etc., caused loss estimated
all the way from u, 200 to half a
million. Patrick Morrison was roasted
to death, and two other men severely
injured.
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stfil Missing.

DR.. L. O. Shadinger, the "Forty
Acres" druggist, whose disappear
ance from his place Of business was
noted In yesterdays GAZETTE, is still
missiny. His friends are anxiOusly
looking for him.
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An Aceurse.i spat

New YORK, June 15.-The body Of
an unknown man was found IN the
north of HUDSON, N. j., opposite this
city, last evening, near the spot where
Mira Muller's body was found a mon h
ago. There was pistol shot wound
in he back OF the head.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17
Petroleum in MissnnrI

PLATTsBURe, No., June 15,-Haw-
kins Hodge while boring fer coal on
ms farm ono mile from Plattsburg,
struck strong veiu of petroleum. It
seing the first instance OF petroleum
mud in this section of the State there
wasn0 little excitement created,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-St0cks
were active, but unsettled and closed
weak. Money was easy ~ unchanged
rates and foreign exchange was firmer.
Governments were firm, while railway
bonds were moderately active and irreg-
ular.
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Hurled Through a window.

LONDON, June 15.-An explosion of
gas occurred this afternoon in the
office Of the English Loan Company.
Mr.. Elliott, the Secretary was hurled
through window, and severely burned
about the face and arms. The gas
leaked in the vanlt and hence the ex-
plosion. The building Was badly
shattered and the windows were
broken.
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Loss $4,000.

WARREN. o., ,June 15,-Abont mid
night the Touring mills of CAMP 4
Randall were totally destroyed by fire.
Several hundred batrels Of -four and
three or four thousand bushels Of
wheat were also destroyed. Loss
$75,0 Insurance $73, 600.
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A Plea Of self-Deaense Against .
ea Woman.

MONTICELLO, N. Y, June 15.-In
tho Gerhardt murder trial to-day one
witness said that Gerhardt showed her
several wounds on his face. saying
Mena Gerhard had struck him with a
pitchfork, when he hit her with a
crow-bar in self-defense and thus kill
ed her.
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There IL Money I'm City Railway

Many Of the City Railway companies
OF Philadelphia are paying ten 10 twen-
20 per cent. dividends on thsir stocks
which cost the original purchasers SO
to $50 q share /; and the same shares
now sell for psr $50 to $l06. The Will
mington railway has I'D az high as So.
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Mrs. GARFIELD is much better, being
ahle n wv to walk about her room. Her
physician thinks that she will be well
enough 10 go into the country next week.
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sunday schooI Excursion.

The New Jerusalem Church Sweden
borRian) Sunday School excursion went
TO Mt. Cuba, this morning, leaving the
Delaware Western der )t 0 O'Clock.
There was q good attendance.
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FOURTH EDITION
j Iad.cAliel.s Tor Te.Day.

1WdfCnttOma Tor I0sWaV.
For the Middle Atlantio States. part
" cloudy weather, local rains. warmer
southerly. veering to westerly winds,
lower barometer.
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The saddest are these, at "a ight ha 20
been." ase
The above quotation was forcib,v
prought 70 70 Ind the other day by heaS.
ing young lady remark that shs vouid
los AZ nov Esc g ayinf With Consumption II
yMa Cherry and HOrehou n a -,
NOV mDer inst and cured her cold. a n a
The daily gazette., 1881-06-17

Charles Fuyle, employed in the en-
gine room Df tho Seaboard Cotton Com.
press, &C Nbrfolk, Virginia, attempted
yesterday, to cross the path Of plate q
rod, and was caught by the rod and dis
emb0 welled. He died on the spot.
At q meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Sycamore Mil In Fall River, Mas
sachusotts, yesterday, it WAS voted to
complete No. q mill and to increase the
capital stock $200, 600, making the total
capital $750,000. The new mill will con-
tain about $50 600 sp,ndies.
War has broken out between the
Sioux and Grees, the latter resisting the
westward advance Of the former. In q
tle fought recently, near Woody
Mountain, Manitoba, twenty-sight OF
the Sioux were killed.
A pleasant AMI cheerful room is essen
tiai to the health OF the baby, and the
usual pains and Ills oi the young ones
soon vanish after the use OF DIR. Bull 4
Baby Syrup. Price % cents.
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4 Heavy Business.

Tha Manhattan Elevated Railway
Cenpaay of New York last week ear
Eiea 1,670, ,844 pe.ssDse.s, and Ito gross
sarnlnp were $1C9,0C).
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HOME FROM THE BATrLE.v,,,
me French Troops Retur.,,.
from the Scene OF strife IN Tun,t

London, June 15.--A despatch n.
nunls 70 the Times says "A tlous,na
rIench a troops have left Biserta for Olap
ehfou.e 10 France, and more are ey
pei'ed to return home shortly.n
THE SICK AND WOUNDED. Il
PARIS, June l5.--lt Is semi.oflieisl,v
stated that tire sick and wouudea
French soldiers now in The hospital in
Tunls aud in the Province of Constant.
nople Algeria, only number 4s6, out ot
3o,oCO msn. The decree of Goyerpor
OF AlgeriI forbidding natives to posses.
arms, except by SPECIAL permission i,
thought to Indicate that the autbori,ie,
lear that the disorders In Oran, wbicl
still continue, will assume greater nro.
DOrtiops f'~
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WINNIE REAM's brother has q
farm in the Indian territory, and
lives with the Indians, having a
squaw for o wife.
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CRIPPEN'S
.rHA SToRF'S
No. o East second ~
TED Front. only doors from Maffe' ~
~sl.mINaroN. DEs..

Red Front, only doors nom Mafhe' ~
~aLmINarON. DEs.
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Philadelphia, New York and bostohi bosli,1 1,s
change furnished 10 regular pep"s''
Without charge.
Discount days. Mondays aud ThafS''
at $50 A. NJ.
DIRECToRa.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-05

In choosing q profession OF business:
whether as q means of support or Of
r.s.oration to health, the natural incl"
nations and adaptation should always Us
be considered. No one should engage
in business for which he has . o'silke
and at which he must compel hlmse1
to work. All employment should 10
pleasurable, and when, from any cause
It is otherwise, it should be stopped
No one should work at anything when
all the feelings rise up in rebellion
against it. Such proceeding is q waste
Of vitality. and continued efforts unael
such conditions are never SUCCESSFUL
The mind and body must work in mar
mony in order to produce good results
-Dr. Foote's Health Monthly for fsor~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-05

LEO and Sambo- were two dogs
owned by Dr.. Carter, Of Winthrop, Iowa.
They had separate quarters, but botn
showed q preference for the house inthe
rear Of the dwelling. They were good
friends, but Sambo, by trick, kept pos
session, when he desired, Of the tavorite
kennel. When Leo had taken the place
6aubo would run out in fury, barking
loudly, and, as Leo ran out to see VIVA a:
was going on, Sambo would sneak in
and take possession. This device failed
and then Leo was enticed out by a bont
brought by Sambo. The latter do(
never wearies Of practicing upon Leo.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-05

ZLWAtna1n IF. Dalrymple, Of the
famous grain farm in Dakota, says that
the clean profit for ilSaQ was over $751; Q,
200. He raised more than halt mill
lon bushels of wheat on $4,000 acres,
and disposed of it at profit OF fifty
cants q bushel,auieh -ss.f5 ,I ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-05
(Muscatine JOurnal.]
Two lDavs' Work.

Two days moderate application OF the
means in question, enabled Mr.: Otto Eich'
horn, 14B N. Ninth street, st. Louis, MO-, 10
thus write US: HAL been sufferer for the
mast six weeks with severe pains in the shout
der and spine so that was unable to 90 any
work. Advised by friend l used 1t. Jacoos
Oil. With the second application RELIEF wa
had and . cure effected in two days.