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Telegraphing from Ships.

The idea of telegraphing from ships
at sea is not new one, and crops up
from time to time. Mid-ocean telegraph
stations have been proposed, and will
probably be carried out some day. The
chief difficulty in the way of their adop-
ton has hitherto been the necessity OF
keeping the ship connected by a branch
cable to the main cable lying on the bot
tom, and anchoring her so as to main
tain this communication in all weather
and depths desirable. But Professor
A. L. Dolbear has proposed plan
which may render this fixed commune
cation unnecessary. A large metal
plate attached to an insulated conduc,
tor is lowered from the ship to the bot
tom on the track of the cable. and an.
other plate is merely submerged. Be
tween these two plates battery and
Morse key are inserted. On working
the kew the Morse currents induce other
currents in the cable. which can be
heard in telephones attached to the ca.
BILE on shore,
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Southern Prescription.


In the suburbs of Natchez found a
Northern man. He WAS digging worms
alongside the fence ana getting ready to
go fishing, and his wife sat on the back
steps smoking & corneob pipe and kick
ing with her bare feet at the chickens
whenever they came too near. TIE
man had black patches on the knees of
gray pants, leather belt in place Of
sJispenders, and he chewed plug tobacco
and squirted the juice around with a
vigor which would have earned him two
dollars day in any other locality.
There was only one room in the house
and the furniture. would have been no
load at all for skeleton male.
"1es, I'm from the North from III
annoy, he said, as we sat down in the
shade for talk, land / made great
mistake in moving down here.
How came YOU to moye?"
well, some OF the folks back there
got down on me because they missed
some hogs, and it got so hot ! concluded
to move
''And how do you like the South?'
mot bit. It's no country for 90
ahead man. There's nothing here to
ronse mans ambition to rip and tear
and bust things. I've accumulated ft.ar
dogs, three fishpoles and Il shotgun
since striking this country, but ] feel
homesick and discouraged -
Glow does your wife fcels'
Clear discouraged Why I'd hardly
know her to be the same Sarah Jane
Baker She's run right down to a
skeleton, and she's got heaps on her
mind.
Say, we've been here better'n n year
and not one of the ladies in Natchez
has called on her!'
"Nor
Solemn fact. straugcr When we
i first came she CREASED her shoes and
washed her best calico and called on
| every lady in town. to show EN- that
she WASH t proud norstuck up, but nary
one of them has returned the call They
know we are from the North, you see,
and they cut us on that account. tell
you, the Northern family has to suffer
down here. They are entirely ostrich
cized from society. Sarah, Sarah Janer'
Sarah came around to onr side of the
house in answer to his call remcm-
Der that | Judged she had on just the
| single garment of dress, and half the
buttons were missing from that Her
bare feet went spat! spat! spat! and |
further judged that they hadn't been
washed since the winter breakup.
'What youwant?' she growlcd ont.
''Say, Sarah, haven't we been ostrich
cized here in Natchez 'caus we're from
the NORTH
Dead right you arey old man, she
replied rs she blew a cloud of smoke
from her mouth, ''but what do we keerf
| We kin hold our heads up and bust
around fur all that If they don't like
us let 'em look t'other way. Come,
ye'd better be off to the river after suck.
ers. If We don't git fish tonight ye'li
! so to bed with stomach as empty as
| yer wallet - Detroit Free Press
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He was Invited to Cell.

Astranger stepped into Nose Schaum-
berg's ready made clothing emporium,
few days ago.
Want to see some hants-geneVine
Scotch tweeds?' said Nose. as he rub
bed bis hands and smiled; when he no.
ticed the stranger opening a large pock-
ct book.
The stranger took a long list out of
the pocket book, and after consultingi it,
said
LET us begin or summer overcoats. -
DOT stock Of summer overgoats vas
so goot as not in dis State before /
sells dose goots sheap. | makes not
halaf a tollar profits on dose over
goats.
The stranger allowed Nose to show
him about forty-five overcoats. Then he
said that he would look at shirts. Then
it was that he seemed to want-straw
hats and felt hats, high hats and low
hats. were exhibited, and all offered at
''thirdy Der cent. pelow cost, but the
stranger, without buying anything,
passed on to a shelf full of both linen
and flannel underwear. Nose scattered
everything off the shelf on to the coun-
ter, and the stranger made q close ex-
animation of every article, but ordered
nothing.
mime vrient, said Nose, .'vat 70
pelieve you wants? Do You wants nod
ings, or do you dake me for a lunatic
asylums? / shows you all dose goots
vat vas genevine, und you noding puy.
Maby you wants some umprellas to look
at, as you looks to have not sense TO
come out of the rain already. Vat is dot
racket you got NIT you, anyhow
The stranger showed Nose the list he
held in his hand and asked
''ls that your advertisement?
Eyes; dot vas so.
Got all the goods described there,
have you?"
''All dose goots vas genevine imbort-
ed, SO hellup me, graciousr'
Don't you say at the bottom of that
advertisement, No trouble to show
goods, call and examine orr stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere. y
Yes, / say dot"
'FWell, | always purchase elsewhere.
but as ! was waiting for the train, !
thought I'd kill time by accepting your
invitation TO call and examining your
stock and prices. You have not shown
me your stock of linen busters yet :"
''Yacobl Yacob! bring me dot six
shooter right away Texas sylisgs.
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The medicine you sent me has done me 5
heap OF good. | had used medicines before
have used yours. They are elegant and Useful
to nen.-Pa., Feb. Esd, 1882.
have been taking youT medicine ana must
say that feel better. Ihave not The lie asst doubt
but that shall be cured after taking the medi-
cine that have on hand.-N. H., June Is, 1879.
The No. 2 package ! received from you last
January has bad the desired effect. ] Believe
| am cured. thank you for what you have
done for me, for had not expected such grand
results.-0hio. March 18th, 1889.
! have been troubled with this for over four
| years, and have tried great many remedies
| without success, until obtained some Of your
Pastillss, which benefited me a great deal, and
I am positive would have cured me, il had
persevered in their use Mich, Jan. 18th 1882.
! received the Pastilles you sent, and have
used them with large degree At benefit, but
feel almost afraid to stop, for il there is such
thing as being restored to health and vigor,
wish to be, for have suffered from the effects
of seminal weakness for crest while, and
tried great many remedies without any per
manent benefit, but feel that your remedy ID
helping me very mueh.-Genessee Co, N, "
| Nav 18th 1874
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL.

Trains No. :. S, Q ana i0are Maquokcta Branch.
Trans and 4 Accommodation for Oxford Juac-
ion: and ;, Passenger, for Celmar.
Flying Dntchman" leaves Rock Island - a.
M arrives at 0:05 p. m; arrives Dubuque II az a.
m leaves .25 ~ m; arrives Minneapolis ii OO p
M leaves ut4 '50 a, m. .-.,,,, 1900.
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ROCK ISLAND Z MERCER CO., R. r.
luCk Island 4 PEORLh
iSAILW AY.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE
EAST AND SOUTH

Trains leave Rock Island
400 a. N Way Freight.
94J " Fast Express
4up m Mail and Express
$50 " Through Freight and Accommodation
Trains arrive Al Rock Island;
80 a M Through Freight and Accommodation
l245 y. m. Mail and express,
$40 " Fast Express.
400 ", Way Freight. .,o
The FAsv EXPRESS leaving Rock Island al 90
L. IN arrives nj Peoria 1920 p. m, at SprIngheld
rs D. m, al Decatur loop. m, Jacksonville 40
u. m, Alton ~ p. M, st Louis S.l5 p. m, ana
Terrr Hautc II 50 p. iii, The SAME DAY Making
iht5 the GEsE and QUICKEST route 10 all points
southeast "a
The 30 p m. train makes close connection al
,.alya with e. t. Il @ for points west, arriving at
,3alesburg at y p. m, at Burlington 64o p III. at
Eeokuk i1.25 p. m, and at Quincy lO,6 p. m
Arriyinr at Peoria at $50 p M, making close
rouaectinIts with the l. B. " W. ana 4. T. W
fgr In annapolis, connecting there with all last
trains Tor me east ami south.
.R-FAST TIME SURE CONNECTIONS, and
,.trs as low rs by any, other route
r. GABLE, A. y. Moki0S,
Gen'i Supt. zen AAt' Ast.
'rhc 20 p IA Accommodation leaves every uay
MT .tl.lv
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did not give your medicine fair trial, a.
though they heircd me very much. am de.
termined to give them fair trial now, and
most sincerely hope they Will cure me, as AN
miserable ia my present eonditiou.-Vs., Ja's
II, 1870.
! received your Pastiles, and have uled two
thirds Of them. They hsye helped me more
than thought they would They removed
the pain from my back which suffered with
greatly am a farmer by oceu-
patton. and they have not interfered with my
business whateveT.--Md., May 2lst, 1892.
| have nearly finished four mouths trssk
Ele1t, bet three months would have hsen sufl-
cieEt had been able to follow directions
strictiy. Mime was Il severe case. had pG
bEen attic TO DO bard tIbof for several mnbthI,
y hen ! hrst addressed you. After sBe msD,a's
tTeatu,en Mt was able 10 50 to work,-Teun.,
NAY 9. 1880,
The ias!l'les purchased from you in uglsi
Prove To me most couclusiVrly that while
there is life there Is hope. They did their
WORK far beyond my utmost expectations, for
7 certainly did n7t expect that 8 abii Of fo..r-
tseti years 1sratioA could be completely gotten
under control IN the exceedingly short time Of
I two months.-W. Va, Dee. 96ti, ISL
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) = a 49, = q Y 7ae H5tN - sSsSaME
: Yer rasilles effected permanent curt
y Witl MT. ard am loud in their pI Rise.-Bzlii
I l'Icre, FEB. a 1870.
Yonr Pastllies ] md, sre great heneft.
7 ouid not be without themfsT twice their cost
". v. Jan 6, 1880.
/ eau hardly Gai words adequate TO expires
4 my thanks 70 God for the relief have fOun'
I Il your hands Miss, Sept. 10Th. 1881,
Z Hll YOU please send me another supply ol
: tie pastin,s l have teen using them, and an
( s.tisi,ci trey base tenc:ite1 me.-Gs, Zee.
Z, Is-9
: I h7ve lust finished usiag one box Of 700
;, p7s'iiie,, ard th- change produce over ~,
: sySi,Ta IL vc~T Sinking l ThIhk another / i
! ,stit i5 s,sfbeirut 20 cilect care - Tenn. Nen
: 18Th lsAS
! an iauch improved in hcaith vciyl
more than have weighed II long time--fss
Z WY we'll. Accept my esrarT hopes for III
I a4crTss OF vo'lr remedy 10 the hg!,ei a. the Tau
: eGns B,,ur iaad "A ADAMS, Sprii e. 1879.
2 have used most Of the ans of your railc2
4 cure, and ieel ihsi ties have i0ns M vel
4 n'neh good. zeal besieT thSn az any time enc
g tTt 'ts the disessc, about one yeaT and am nov
: o. rIiS welt, - there are bat few signs Of IN
:. dis ar ?, mas s. ps--ky-, Sept. 81, IS-9.
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SPECIFIC
CURES
KIDNEY AND LIVER
DISEASE.

Cures Kidney and Liver Disease when all
else fails. Its action on the system is quick
and lasting.
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DR.. CON NAUGHT0N,

DAVENPORT IOWAEsabihed years. Carb, Asthma Deafness Lung
Nervous Diseases speedily cured Patients cured at Home
Write for The MEDICAL MI3osARY, and Consultation Free
EDWARD RUSSELL Physician
Marked CONGRESSMAN MURPHY
writes: IAN Honorable Man, Fine Success Wonderful Cures,
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z srH rerriyisy great benefit from your treat
Z IN snt-Wis-, Sept, Il 1879.
4 ava Thoroughly cured aud feel tin top. The
: Young man IN Tie country Is getting better
= htcHgO, Aug. II. 1879.
= Two vsars ago had some Of your Pastiiles
i aud s,s oyerjpyci Tor ell the good they done
Z ne III, OCT. II, 1881.
4 send me huaihrr box Of Harris Remedy.
! T. el vigorous and strong. bat think will neeC
Z mother buE.-Ohie, March 10, 1879.
z Please send me two bn,es o! your Pastilles.
z WHIST YOU have seIt re have done as vel
! N eouii be e1peoted.--Yt,, Aug 9Th, 1879.
! II IS vita thc'groniest pleasure that Ad
4 dress yon. Your medicine is working splen
e I'D. would not axe 900 and he without It
I Mich, Jny z. ISL.
Z ThAt Isrk7ge OF Pastlles I received was 70
i friend, ard lie informs me that they haV'
< cured tim, for which he IS heartily thankful
3 mi. Avs. Il, lssl.
- My ease WAS stubborn one OF long stand
II ira. but, thank God, sad many thanks 10 you
:; it Is yicliing to your blessed remedy Ate
81 years 81 ni.eTy and spending much money fn
nniig nrs for a cure, bat 10 no avail, ! hav
q lN:t i0naI e true remedy Mass, May Sisi
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I'trls~ strt me two boxes OF your Psstilles-
i,a us.,us them with very good effect aud am
sure nat they will do all they ere claimed 60.
Aux, July u. le79
| have i3uai them to be all you claim for
them aa3 more bcsidcs, as they cured me Of a
80 = distressing case Of piles Of three years
sS3ai.hs --iouisilui, Feb. %, 1881.
iGtn tel you they have acted like charm
~ jht ur=atls. | am improving rapidly, bu,
taii.t It hest "a remain under the tire Itucnt foi
= Iaas.ef t.. III -- Missouri Sept. 10, 1879.
..,gr used nar supply Of Your medicine, and
/. heaeutcI m-, Have tried othe5 relne-
d.. luz sou, ne .cne benefited me more thar
at a. rest POT te5rihrr.-Ark., Mty 2, 1851.
z. iFD rscssErs sent have probably cH.ej
Egs, tat { want 10 he sure of II, / will ust
Faoti,.r feel hSe a new man, both 10 body
sHi mind ay nerves are quiet sEd | doH'
Rave the dfhcuis ~ tn hreathIus that | did
.1eGl,, bSIahlg oh, !S;9,
had 40. > 11rEsse sec,e time svo, aui
fsoHn what experiences came "a The conclu
son that The sgstrB, OF trr5;nPnt - very excel
lent bat iit rot act ia'thfnliy u mvse'r al
therefore lost the good results should have De
rived ! shall nov master rIy own will
Gal AM Jth 1873.
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CONC EASE AND NyEsr.

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tween Chicago, Lincoln 4 Denver. Through cars
between Indianapolis a. Council Bluffs via Peoria
All connections made in Union Depots 1t Is
known as the great THR0 UGHCAR LINE
Finest Equipped Railroad In tn,
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fSi am getting along sp'erdi!. ponr NEIL
cine is fixing me up all right aul you don
know how glad / am. Shalt slW=yS recon-
mend it 10 these that tank need it.--Aon-
tana, Dec. l2lh, 1881,
Ireeeived the package Of Psstilles you scn,
me few months ato, and Used lhem according
| to the directions, ahI found that they have .
tirely cured me Of the terrible disease Wy
omng Territory feb ~, 1870.
During the time hlyS been using your rem
edy, ! feel have trcn CreEily benefited ans
am couhient OF fdii recover, OF he ai!h-
scarcely know how to express the gratitude
feel to you. I feel liae = new ElaH.--Eab,i
May 7th, 1879,
i an very thankful fnF the benefit that de
rived from your tr' aiIIeai. ! feel better II
every way thAd / have felt for many { ~
Since received your remet.e- my i0Rn-is.'Ji
spirit Ia gTadDaiiy regainin6 its staRdatd -
Iowa, Aug. let, iSSi.
] have received supply Of your ias;ilet
which give me- great relief
feel satisfied thai another supply viii care ne
Please ind ea1lnsei a P. o. mcney order ior
s., for auOth.,T supfly Of your yl!',ahla rcu'eiy
| Utah, July Sth, 1873.
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TEEH complete an4 l" last g"r egeSea TIE
hE aNEHH lie and bright hopes for the '"nre In Proof 2,
calling who
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Gaar medicines are doing me much good
They can not he too highly Indorsed.-Neb.
lie IN. isSl
My nerves are getting tose quite steady
m ia general am feeling better all over
!.Na, AHg ID, 1881.
snr.r4rj NE one more box OF Pass'lles thes
&c working perfectly, and am happy beyond
trstr;ption iowa, Feb. lat, 1882.
/ write to iafarm Won that your medicine has
dos ne Frra. service. ! now consider myself
s,t,-r,i sni trei grateful 10 you for lt.-DEkota
sept. -. It;9.
ih=y sse the only thing that helped me, snt
aast paid over 81 ,00O for docioring scmIaa
.1rn,ss IN the last eleven years-Ws.
f4y 5th 1878
lave been troahled with this disease sine
is,1 H,vr tried inJst every thins-sO far havi
,,i Gr'ti using yGur iaslilies.-Wynning
.luu. Ytit, is79.
,ia happI t'iufnrm you that Just feel sew
.pt, i've ger cen, better, The last Two month
az tr,.tt,,eut has given the best OF satisfaction.
-R!H., Get. 9Th, 1881.
tI6a Ihgch pleasure 10 informing you TIM
rnuf ra,at.,lg has cured me. ! have not beel
r4iuF Il f,F four months, and feel IS though
,f-st M JIiaA rnfh 1881
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S laws, the proper course is to rctrace our steps
icatiou of The SOLUBLE INDICATED PAsTILLE,
h medicinal snbstances.) The application is at
n furious effects. 1t does not act as q temporary
they continue TO act until worn out with old age.
tain IN its effects curing in all instances cases Of
rss manner in which ii effects satisfactory cure
@ until the cure is accomplished. The secrecy
ion OF the inquisitive. It imparts no unpleasant
Mt OF pills or powders. This treatment is varied
ned parts may rccuperate with greater rapidly.
.e.. eje. This combined treatment is the result
y, tlat they who try il viii n9fAe disappointed.
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ous forces being arrested the whole system will be
patient becomes healthy and vigorous man. full of
racts from letters received from patients who have
1red by gratitude for the relief the treatment gave
In the original envelopes received and to prove
er arises from a wish to guard against imposition.
MI They show results in large number of cases.
ons which can add nothing to what Is here stated.
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-12-21
I ZINC Elm OUT, ] WILD .: BELLS
ALFRED TENNYsoy. !.


Ring out, wild bells, to the wild akv. .ss
lne tying cloud, the frosty lie ht:
Lne year is dying in the night: -
King out, wild bells. and Let MIN ilie Z
Ring ont the old, ring in the aew.4
Rtng, happy bells, across the snow:
.Ine year is going, let bin 20: & -
Ring ont the false, ring in the tue.
Ring out the grief that saps the mind.
d For those that hero we see no more, =.
;, hing out the fend of rich and poor.
KING IN redress to all mankind.
Ring out slowly dying cause.
ana ancient forms Of party strife:
King IN the noble modes OF life.
WIFE sWeeter manners, purer laws.
Ring out the want, The care, the sin.
me faithless GOODNESS Of the times.
h'hg out, ring out nay mournfui rhymes
But ring the fuller minstrel in.
Ring oct false pride in place and blood.
Inc civic SANDER and the spite:
King IN the love of truth and right.
hing in the common love of good.
Ring out old shapes of foul disease:
hing out the mario wing lust of gold:
Ring out the theus and wars Of old.
Ring IN the thousand years of peace.
Ring in the valiant man and free,
Inc larger heart the klndIier hand.
Ring ous the darkness of the land.
Ring in the Christ that is to be.
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DEATH OF O,DONNELL.
The Slayer OF Carey was Hanged In
Neweate Prison at 8 O'clock Mon

The Slayer OF Carey was Hanged in
Newgate Prison at 8 O'clock Mon
day Morning. 18th Inst. E.
LONDON, Dec 17.-O'Donnell, the slayer
Of Carey, was hanged in Newgate prison at two
minutes past o'clock Despite the boisterous
and saually weather considerable crowds were
at the prison at O. clock this morning Hun
dreds OF workmen passing by the Jail watched
to gs2s at the b ack flag. Among them were
ODonnelrs brother who paced opposite
he flag staff III the the most restless and
detected manner, exciting the sympathy of
all present The hangman's arrangements
were perfected, and the execution occurred
without a hitch O'Donnelt was calm and
collected, and made no statement OIL the
scatfold.
ODonnell was notified at 1880 to maize
ready. He was perfectly resigned, and ex
pressed great sorrow for the outburs5 of tenn
per in the dock at the conclusion Of his trial
He said ha had Felt the greatest luminosity for
the Witnesses WHO appeared against him
but 1t had now disappeared. After COM
mRlion had been administered to the con-
denied man, Bnns, the hangmau, entered the
cell. ODoDneli submitted TO the opera
ton Of phioning with smile, and without
murnur. The procession then moved toward the
scatfold O'Dounejl walked with great firm
ueSS, WITHOUT mo assistance OF Inc WarucuS,
who stood close around HIM. aud was porfectl y
calm and sef-possessed While standing on
the drop he looked around unconcernedly Blnns
performed the remainder Of his duty quickly.
He allowed drop of eight feet, six inches, the
moose placed exactly as Marwood used to place
it. 3inus pulled the lever of the trap precise
ly as the neigh boring church clocks were strlk-
ing eight.
THE CROWD IN FRONT OF NEwGArE
increased rapidly, and shortly before = o'clock
numbered 1000 persons. Tine streets were
closely packed, but the throng observed
quiet and oIderly dsmeauor The Irish
element Was not conspicuous. AS
the moment for the execution approached
tine crowd swayei up against the prison wall
and thu roadway. which was before kept clear,
was blocked. The police, howeve;, moved
rapidly through the multitude and easily
cleared the way. When tie black flag was
hcistel, announcing that the hanging was
at al end, taero was no demonstration, al
though suppressed excitement marked many
faces. ODonnell's brother remained to tho
last, bitterly weeping the center OF a sympa-
thlzus group. The clouds began to brt ak as
the hour of 8 approached, and When the Dla ck
flag was run up it was distinctly displayed
against the rising SUM- The people immedi-
ate!y dispersed after the hosting OF the flag