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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

he was received with the greatest respect by those
who had regarded him the year before as the cmet
Of their Divers aries. The Governors OF states and
Mayors of cities instantly called on him the most
prominent soldiers and private citizens paid tnelr
respects State Legislatures invited him TO ther
chambers. suspended their sessions. and rose 20
greet him formally as he entered. Inc m'u VIM
had done most to subdue the South was universally
recognized as its PROTECTOR and savior from further
suffering.
This feeling was not purely personal IL con-
tributed to create loyal AMI submissive DISPOSE
ton. On the 18th of December. at the CONCLUSION
of his tour, Grant reported to the President tha'
The N vs. of thinking IN of the South accepted
the 81 nation In god falth" ana while he reco IL
menied that a strong military force should SUI" Do
retained there he declared his belief that the citi-
Gems of that reg Oh anxious to return to self
government within the Union az soon as possible.
This IS the document that Mr. Sumner denounced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
Boes MAT CAN DIslI,GUIsHA TUNE.

4
Farmer Henry wAlswortn. OF Wocotl IN THIS county.
has son Daniel has for years worked a home upon
Ms rather farm tie great love for domestic AMI
rnals and an aptitude FOR winning their con-
ndenco and teaching them tricks lie has taught the
horses dogs and upon farm scoies OF different
tricks. and is well0Anown Wocott aud visinity
for his ability In this line. Several months ago
Danlel heard the old-tlne saying that swilo
had no ear for music. lie convinced tnas
the saving was unjust imputation upon the
integonce OF those animals, ami by long practice,
coupled with patience he las during his leisure
hours actually taught the herd oil swine al the farh %
distugu,h the tune Of Yankee Doodle when they hear
IL IL is daily custom To 10 into The lot where tns
feeding aud TO whistle the OH isnsr tune.
ms side number OF peopis are scrptca as TO yoILs
Wadsworhs ability t. call up tho oeass Ia the nannrf
stated but since has put the animals on exhibition
the experiment has never been known ~ fail Hundreds
Of people have seen him do Il
On many occasions he has whistled . number OF
familiar ars without touching upon his Yankee Doodle.
with no effect upon his swnisn pupils, but when nat
tune reached only few bars are wnisted before tho
nerd comes crowding about him. To any who may dts
betye this DAHei extends au invalon 10 witness 'As
exhibition any tine day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
COM.NENCEMENI HUNOR.
TIE FAIR GIRL GRADrATE.

Gould see the edlor!" she asked, looking
around for and wondering what was going Oh under
hi table.
'Eh yes. I'm him." responded the editor. evolving
himself and slipping a cork IN his vest pocket " nat
can do Tor yOn T.
am a udent In Packer In-lItdte." responded The
blushing dansri, and I've written ltte article on
Our SchOO Days which would Ike 10 nave pahhshed
In me Brooklyn LGgte II you tnink II is good enough
'Certaiuly replied the EDITOR. gazing IN unconscious
admiration upon the beautiful face before him. "Dors
II commence Our school days now the words uger ia
sweet cadeBcos tie strings or memory Is That the
1t runs T. -, m, q,
"Why, yes" responded the bcaming girl Then II
goes on How look forward from them 10 tn time
when snail look back 10 them" low dld yOu
know T.
=" Never mind" said the editor, with the engaging
smile which mas endear-i him to the czons Of broOhyh
Auer that COMES - sun-hiDy! 80 they nave no"n
into Inc innutahe past and come u us IN after lie
only as the OF sweet recoliectiona Isn't
tnat IT, $780,.
IL certainly is answered the aston shed girl ridian
with delight 81 How could you KNOW "hat Aai
~ritteLf' .- ,,........
more tender: rne sh sdOws ysthes around our PAIN
Tho Roses Of friendship are wtherng bat may We not
factions that bound US here and made -
40 you're wrong there, and the soft eyes iOoHeu
disappointed. 49,, -, 49,, ,,.
That cones Ia further on. You had IL nearly right
tits: 'Thr dan shadows close around US Tue flowers
Of frolcsbp sleeping. but not witheroi' ana Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

bloom again in the aIectionate remembrance OF tne
chains that bound Us l'Eltly.'" ...,
-trsngc that should have made that mistake sslu
the editor. nusingy. never missed on one prioIe
From go-s. SchO"lma;e-, let IA live 80 iat a
our DAYS shall b- radiant those We nave Aho"u
here may pluck Happiness from every hush' lo
getting that the thprn- below the roses Az
ptylng those whose hands are bruised IN the mar0u
throu h life .r.
That, IT" exclaimed the delighted girl AHen
comes. Hope On nope ever. ,.A
Sures YOU re born" the editor. blushing Win
pleasure. and more on the track.
"Ye-. yes. you're rghr." gggled the sirL u can I,
see how you fOuni out Wouli you ike TO print II
and her face assumed an nKi,us shade. ,
Certainly" responded the editor. I'll say IL - 10y
the most promising young lady IN brooklyn; tho
daughter OF al esteemed eIuzen lady who has taken
high sOciai RANK
That finishes the school oOmmencemeDts al one
-yoop" sighed the editor gloomlly the fair vision
noltcd ont Can't how made that blundrr Apou'
IN. rhado aud friendship Either IN get
ling old or some OF these girls struck something
original Here SwIpe- foreman TO put tnis
slusn IN next sales SUPPLEMENT- AID Inc edltof
fell In his hair for the cork and wondered what had hap
ueued %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

suffering endured already or they arc heartless anu
unfeeDg and wish To stay at home out Oh uansOi
while the punishment Is being inflicted
Love and kisses for you and the children.
This letter was written only ten days AFTER INC
ASA ssinatiOn Of Lincoln. Grant disapproVed Oh
Sherman's terms ~ absolutely ~ stanton or tue
President; ne hal just revoked all negotiations for
civil conditions and insisted on the absolute MILL
tary submission of rhe enemv: but H. was full OF
pity tor the people of the south and hal only ni'h
rcbuke for the rancor that would inlet tnrther
suffering he turned from war and IT. horrors 10
he spreading GA of Raleigh for relief, and WINE
waiting the answer 10 his lnexOrabie summons seuV
love and kisses 10 his wife and the children.
ApAI BADfAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
HEADQUARTERS. MILITARY DIVISION OF THE }
MISSISSIPPI. Is THE FIELD. 7
RAIEIGu, April %, 1865. }

DEAR JULIA.
We arrived here Yesterday and As | expected
10 return to-day did not intend 10 write until
returned. Now, however, matters AVE taken such
a.lurn that SUPPOSE Sherman viii nnlsh mp mt
tcrs by tomorrow night and shall wait 70 see the
result
haleigE Is "A very beautiful place The grounds
are large and iel with the M jst beautiful spread
ing axis ever saw Nothing la, been dies r0yed
and the people anxloGs 10 see peace restored 50
that further devastation need no take place IN the
country. The suffering that must exist IN the
SOnth the next year. even With tue war chdihg
now will re beyond conception. People VINO tax
of further retaliation and punle hment, except 81
the poiflcal iders either do not conceive Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
QUITE 4 COMPLIMENT,

Young LADY, My dear Pr Jfessor want 70 thank yon
for your lecture. You made 1t all 30 plain that could
undsr stand every word" a., -,
have tue subject for about thirteen years. ana
ea.tar myself that bfiaa the subject within the
cOmpr che Is.on Of tho weakest Intellect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
WHAT Caused TTi

From me Iffsburg Chronte, Tsi,graph
"Tbls /. "A queer thing, remarke EbeneLrr Jones.
what Is II !" asked Zeb-dee smith.
why. the Iora~ ottami- Fena.e ColleRo nay s"no
into Insolvency right the OF commencement h""
do you suppose that occurred - y.
''Don't know unless the college was run accoruiH W
The aivice given Ia L former graduating essay Oh iho
InII % AucCeas :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

This il the season OF the year when lot OF earnes.
ple get wrathy because tbs English spafro" won
cal potato bugs and they ~pei 10 cat tbo spsro~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

me pnn.vlvanIa Military Institute At Chester some five
years ard had both hi, arms blow on by the pre-
honor the French visitors to the Yorktown Centeu-
MAJ a. Vir~nt, lie Was only sixteen years OF
age time OF the loss OF his arms ms lett Nun IN
denlor.bls condition. Il claimed by his guard
that the officers Of institute were at fault IN placing
him the gun. rs he was ignorant OF MS duty
The academy up plea OF contrlbntory negligence.
which the Jury by their verdict seem TO have disal-
lowed. HIS uucIe. Mr. Coon secured General Bnt!ers
services instrumental IN pressing the suit to
conclusion.
Twas talking with Mr. Coon aboutthe case last night.
When he said about Butler: There Is no lawyer
I'm the country who understands 50 thoroughly all the
laws reference DAMAGE eases and the questions
Of contubutory negligence as the General lie is espe'
caly severe corporations who employ physi clans 10
attend patients who have been Injured by them and seek
10 Use tho physician admissions from the
tent. that they themselves at fault IN the acct
dents While IN Boston, recently. was told OF a
of by railroad train. The railroad company
| furnished the victim with u surgeon and nurse.
| attorney Tor the plaintiff. The physician aud nurse
swore point blank 10 the admissions male oy the'r
patient that he hlnself had been to blame Butler got
ysr1ct for him OF $1,000 The company asked for new
trial ON the ground Of excessive damsgea Inc second
| verdict $4,000. Ihey pressed lot sun another
trial. and the verdict brought in WAS $4,000 There
upon they made a motion for another new ira. Inc
Original had BEEN for 100000. General Butler N
reply motion said to the judge that be must ask
was i'm medaiey granted Butler rrmar ked he gath
cred up papers "A further edngs under this
moon should be granted" The Judge motion
Butler afterward said II 1t had been granted be mad
particle OF doubt but that he could have secured
verdict the full 100000.
Judge O. A.. Locnrane OF Georgia, 10 at the Holman
House. He was In tho Confederate Army and In con
versatioU with min yesterday the name OF JET Davis
was mentioned, when he said: | was at Atlanta wher
Mr. DAVIS Was there and knew that the talk about hi
,tanding under Confederate flag was incorrect bu
that Is question quite immateral To the question
his temperance. which seems to me one merely o
taste struck that II the doctrine no proclaimed II
his speech be presented TO the youth OF the country
il will naturally fruit and may lock forward q
new cror Of who held IT, t9e docttne ptomuga.os
, | by Mr.. Dsvis"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
Brown City Budget.

The case of Thomas VS.. Sullivan i'll
regard to selling the plaintiff dam
aged horse. was tried before Justice
Cottington last Monday; Judgment be-
ing reserved.
The saloon has again changed hands
Dora Sheppard, late proprietor OF the
Valley Centre House, now preSldeS
over the destines of the EAST End,
Literary society meeting next Satur-
day evening. 1t was deemed advisable
TO change the night OF meeting from
Friday TO Saturday.
In the debate last Friday, as to
which, the Negro or Indian had suffer
ed the most at the hands Of the white
man, the decision was rendered III
favor of the negro contestants.
Revival meetings are being held III
the NJ. +. church here, with encouraS-
ing prospects. -,
Al the Incorporation meeting held
last week, there were only two dissent
ing voices.
4 petition is now being circulated
| which is being signed zen masse" by
the tax payers; and the same Will Dt
laid before the Legislature at an earl!
date.
The old obstructionist policy flag il
being traied in the dust: and after TIT
next meeting of the Legislature thu
Irregularities of a certain individual II
this town will not act as stumbling
block to the progress or Brown Clty.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
Complimentary Letter.

Mr.. EDIToR.-We did not know that
bees would swarm in cold weather but
last week the Brockway Centre bee
hive issued its first swarm and they
clustered i'm our yard The swarm was
not large but the cold weather may ac-
count for that. However the gather
ing was made up mostlyp f workers and
not so many drones as in some hives
for which we must give the ExPosIroR
considerable credit, as many said to us
"you are going TO have asale. We saw
it In the paper" Well Mr.. Cooper did
very we'll for the FIRST time. and II Inc
grows like the babies I'm our neighbour
hood. he will be very successful. rs bid
ding and prices were very good.
"a SAMUEL REiciTAID.
Greenwood. Dec. Z. 1886.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
Evergreen Items.
This correspondence was uninten--
tionally left out last week on account
of being overlooked.-IED ED.

This correspondence was uninten-
tionally left out last week on account
of being overlooked.-IED.
We have had nice open fall =,
Mr. Parrot has his new saw mill
ready for business again. lie has Dullt
on the same site where the old one was
burned last summer.
We are informed that Matlen M.
Stone killed two deer last week:
Thos. Brown has a young lady visi-
tor at his place who has come to stay
Tom thinks it is not fair play for Mrs
Brown to have all the help.
Rose Bingleman was home on week
visit to her parents and friends week
before last.
A number of the boys started fol-
the woods week or two ago.
The case OF p. G. Phillips township
treasurer for 1884. which has caused
quite little excitement here, has a.
last been satisfactorily settled.
III. :. Wait is laid up with inflamma
ton i'm his eyes. but is mending slowly
Our public and Sunday schools arr
again in progress having been closec
MI summer on account of diphtherla
The smiling face of Miss Emma Brad
shaw, of Fremont. teacher. is again
seen behind the desk in the schoo
room.
Mr.. Turner our village merchant
shipped over four hundred chickens e
Saginaw this week, besides turkeys
geese. cartridges and other fowl an'
game.
Mrs. Phillips gave the young folks
party week ago last Friday night ant
an ENJOYABLE time was had.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
A limb Saved ard a Family Made
Happy.

Mr.. phiiip Moore, OF West Webster, Monroe
county, n. y, says: "Nly daughter, now eightesn
yctrs odd has, for the past eighteen months. beco
pfiicted with Rbeum ,tism in a very severe tur'N.
On. wear ago II settled in her knee since which TINE
she has heen unibc q, toucl' her hot la e moor OF
iuVs her limb without suilr tbs most excruuat'
ins pain Her limb f;,s grc wing cut OF shape,
although we doing for her all we gould, having
used all the remedies that could hear OF ana tnzt
were recommended for Rhe,suiatsu none ct which
benefited her in the least hcr, sse was pronounced
incurirble by the physician and by our neIyhDors,
and all believed that she would be cripple all he,
days, and that her limb would never oe restored
to-day nv daughter is entirely free from All rheS.
matte pains and that she walk with perfect ease
having thrown aside her erutches, and her iimo
seems as strong and pericc, - ever, all from the
use OF your wonderful medicine Rheumauc syrup"
which we consider one OF the best medicines ever
introduced tor purifying the bio 3D. and only regra
cannot know OF its superior merits. You are ~
liberty to use my name IL IL will do you any good,
and shall be only too glad to tell an, and sveryo.s
Very gratefully Your, :, voopp.
This is to certify that am personally acquainted
with Mr.. Moore and his daughter and furnished
them with the aedicine which cured her Of one d
the worst cases Of Rheumatism have evex ssee.
and can say that Mr.. Moofes statenenf True N
every sense OF the word, and there are csness w
are now using the Rheumatic syrup, snss havfn&
seen the wonderful cure It has enectsd On miss
Moore, and have not seen or heard a case ov,
that was being benefited by i! ] a. SOW ssrs :,
myself and can recommend ~ being the oes
remedy sell, and the sale q i hrysv n.s NAV
any other remedy. CHARLES GOETzMAN.
Postmaster, West Webster.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup Is put up b lsrs'
bottles, and Is sold by druggists generally; Pne'
SIoo, or six bottles for $500. yoH druggist doe
not have it write us and we will send Il to an
address on RECEIPT Of priee. freight prepaid. SEM
Tor cur '"'''eA' pRfIHREUyMA RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO.,
Sole manufacturers, Jackson, Mich
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
Excitement In Texas

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the re-
markable recovery of Mr.. }. +. Corley,
who was so helpless he could not turn
i'm bed, or raise his head; everybody
said he was dying of Consumption. y
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery was sent him. Finding relief
he bought large bottle and box OF
DIR. Kings New Life Pills; by the time
he had taken two boxes of Pills and
two bottles of the Discovery, he was
well and had gained in flesh thirty-siN
pounds. Trial bottles of this great
Discovery for consumption free at {
A Wells X Cos.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
CORRESPONDENCE.
Facts from Fargo.

Our esteemed physician DR.. Hunger
fora has lsft us. He VIII locate further
north.
The band has Just received their new
uniforms which present Il striking APP
pearance.
Bob, our village blacksmith, has So
cured the services OF VIM. Mason, OF
Brockway Centre.
DIR. Coffey left this week for Bulialo
where he will visit his many friends
and on his return will remove his drug
stock to this place.
Dan Mulligan has rented his hotel al
this place to III. a. Ingalls, and has
moved to Lexington where he will FOL
low his occupation as a hotel keeper
and is known as a genial one.
| SULLIVAN.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
Valley Centre Vapor.

Somewhat cool these days.
Miss Mamie lIydorn, of Brockway
Centre, paid Il flying visit to her friends
in town, last week.
A. Raymond has taken an extended
business trip to Ubly, Huron co,
Mr.. Mcknight, of Blaine, will soon
begin the erecting of foundry at this
place.
A war of DISCRIMINATING of the races
has broken out among the inhabitants
of our ga-lorious little city, and the
surrounding atmosphere is dense with
wild rumors of would-be blood curdl-
ing tragedies. If those parties cannot
be Immediately induced to sign atreaty
of peace, without doubt, somebody
will be annihilated KIT KARSON.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
". F.. HALL g. CO., Huron Ave. opposite SSct Store,
PORT HURON, MICHIGAN

n, an nrnanrRlrNT We showing styles and fab
iii lAk UcfHk MENIs in Ladies' and Chdens winter
ls 7, short wraps we are showing different styles
and materials Ladies' and Chdren Cloth Jackets In Berlin
Twill Boucle black and coors One lot Ladies
Reave Silk rown only &c. equal
anv shown Seal Plush Sacks elegant Satin hn
ul length at $40 $685. equal shown at s25 and $780,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
Take What Y0n Need.

Therefore see that the members OF
your family are supplied with Dr. Jack
sons root and herb cordial; it will sharp
en- the appetite, help digestion, promote
sound sleep. strengthen the system and
so remove those distressing symptoms
which if neglected, may result in the
most serious consequences. For sale by
". ". McKenna, Brockway Centre, and
NJ. Magner, Brockway.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09

For The Holidays
An endless variety of Silk, Fancy
Border Embroidered Corners and
Plain Handkerchief, expressly for
the Holiday Trade. Large assort-
ment of Mufflers for Ladies and
Gents. $4,000 worth of Jewelry at
one. half the regular price.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
Enrich The nIOOd.

Hamilton's German Bitters are highly recon-,
mended for all diseases requiring a certain and
efficient tonic. Especially Indigestion, Dyspep-
sil, want of appetite, loss Of strength lack OF en-
ergy &c Tuey enrich the blood, strengthen the
muscles. and give new life to the nerves, They
act like charm in the digestive organs re-
move nil dyspeptic symptoms, and whenever tle
stomach is weak or there is general loss OF
physical vigor. these Bitters are Just what you
need Only 10 cents per bottle. Sold by {. A.
kE.,Iia z. "a
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
The Greatest pain Killer

Yet found for cramps. collie, stitch In the side
or hack, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Sprans. Bruls-
es &c, Is HamiltOn's Jamaica Ginger Tonic and
never falls to cure. For Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sick headache, flatulence, diarrhoe, dysentry.
heartburn, sour stomach, &c, II Is unequaled.
Warranted tn give relief Used both Internally
and externally. Warranted to cure. Try 1t.
pricc 25 and % cents. Sold by O. A. Mells 6 Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09
A 2,zoo Racket.

1t is estimated that there are 2,4oo disor-
ders to which the human frame is liable.
When man j. laid M with Rheumatism
he is apt to think thai the entirc number
have Struck rim IN co.,c'rt. \pN to-
rva.d . .pca 'r.. -, .iG' ! ,1HTi p
Klca,ra e '.,run i'lt t.... NJ P!'.,.r>.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09

Opposite 90 cent store .
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-12-09

We have just received a choice lot
of Dress Robes to sell at $l7 and
1900; price early in the season S26
and $500. They are just the thing
for a Christmas present. Largest
assortment of Dress Trimmings in
the city.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-07-23
Lung Trouble Relieved.

Three and half years ago gave
up my business on account of con-
sumption. spent two seasons in
Florida and one in California. |
have been under treatment of physi-
clans all the time, among them some
OF the most prominent in this CITY,
and have kept growing worse and
worse. | got to be a.'mcre shadow.
and could scarcely walk. On the
l4th of last September keptmv bed
for | was not able to get out oft, and
the doctors as well as my friends all
expected me never to come out of il
alive. l was having frequent and
profuse hemorrhages, and on three
different occasions l bled until | be-
came insensible. About six weeks
ago heard of S. S. S., and began
taking it. Its effects have been won
derful. L nave not had a hemorahage
since l began it. l was soon able to
sit up and even dress myself. My
appetite became good; could eat
and retain my food, and my color re-
turned. l gained flesh and strength
rapidly, and l am now walking
about town wherever wish to 90.