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VACCINE VIRUS
bsv 1t 10 Propogated IN Chester County,
Pennsylvania.

philadelphia News.l
The visiting scientists were first con.
lucted to the operating-room, where upon
padded table, from whose corners rose
Jour posts, heifer was thrown and her
egs fastened to the posts. Her belly, all
the inside and the back part of the thighs
were shaved to the skin. The thin, white
and clean epidermis of the Attorney calf
presented an inviting surface, and DR..
Zuill's assistant, enveloped in spotless
apron, stood over the beast and diligently
scraped off the upper cutcle from sixty
five spots on the skin DR.. Zuill, as fast as
the surface was abraded, rubbed on it the
points of ivory which had been coated with
The lymph from scab of cOwpox. This
was the process of inoculating The cali
will be sick, but in eight days the
scahs will have formed and be ready
to remove for the dipping of fresh
points" into The lymph which will
exude from the sore. The points, which are
made from elephant tusk ivory, are sim.
ply thin strips pointed in the shape Of a
surgeons thumb lancet 1t requires from
800 to 5000 of them to take up all the
healthy vlIas which is produced from the
incubation of a calf, 2 500 being the aver
age. Having been charged" as the dip
ping in the vi,rs is called, they are allowed
to dry thoroughly, each one is carefully
wrapped in tin foil, and placed in a her
meticalIy sealed bottle. The great enemy
Of the point is heat and moisture combined
The sealing in the bottle guards agains
the latter, and the storage in refrigerator
kept at about the freezing point of temper
ature, against the former. Combined,
| these influences will set up fermentati ton
in the virus, which destroys its potency.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-06
An American Abroad.

lSnlCdkO NeWsl
From copy of the Liverpool Times, just
at hand, We learn that "His Excellency,
the Ri. Hon Frederick II. Winston, Esq.
Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Ex.
traordinary from the United States Of
America to the court of His Serene Might
mess, the Shah of Persia, has arrived in
England, accompanied by his aid-de-camp
and high secretary, Prince Wolf Won
Schierbrand, and other attendants of dis
tinction.n To reporter of the Times the
RtHon. Winston repeated his story about
having declined the Brigadier Generally
rendered by tho Rt-Hon. Ricard Ogilvy,
Governor General of Chicago and the
Times prints this story, and adds to it the
solemn statement that the Brigadier Cen
eralcy was rendered in recognition of
Winston's bravery in battle with the Sioux
Indians on the prairies west Of Chicago. A
special train conveyed the eminent Amer
lean diplomatic and his corps to London,
where Queen Victoria's equerry, Sir
Launce1ot Brown, awaited them at the rail
way station with one Of the royal hacks.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-06
Sunday Trans in Connecticut.

The proposed law as to Sunday trains in
Connecticut is, in brief, that only such
trains or have the sanction Of the commits
sioners, as necessary and that cheese mus
be before 9 a, M, and after p. m. 1t also
forbids the handling of freight during day
LIGHT Sunday.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-06

Theodore Roosevelt prefers the
cowboy of the West to the Indian. He
says: 81 don't go so far as to think
that the only good Indians are the dead
Indians, but believe nine out of every
ten are, and shouldn't like to inquire
too closely into the case of the tenth. ~
N Y Tribune
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-06

In accordance with the custom of the day,
the BURLINGTON ROUTE is now running
California Excursions from the Missouri
Grande, Central and Southern Pacific Rail
roads, connecting at Omaha and Pacific
Junction with regular trains from Chicago
Peoria, ST. Louis and other Eastern points
Both f,st-class and cheap rate Excursions
are run, leaving the Missouri River on the
following dates!
First Class-Feb, Sd and 18th, to Los
Angeles; March Sd, to San Francisco,
Low Priced-To all California emigrant
points, on Wednesdays Of every week until
June 30th inclusive.
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~ must have order in this court
room," sternly demanded justice of
the peace. Il must and will have less
noise and confusion here. | have al
ready disposed of three important cases
without being able to hear word of the
evidence. " PhiLodelphid Cali.
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Some idea of the relative spres

Some idea of the relative spread Of
the rapidly-growing cities in the United
States may be gathered from the fol-
lowing statistics of buildings erected
during 1885: Philadelphia, 5,sS7; st.
Paul, 3,45l; Minneapolis, $3.50; New
York. 1858; Chicago. S,lSS.-Chicago
Journal.
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A DOSE of Red Star Cough Cure will pre-.
vent you disturbing the congregation, and
put you in a right frame Of mind to enjoy
the services. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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PIKE's ToorHAcHE DROPS cure In minute Sc
Clenn's Sulphur Soap .eals and beauties. go.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns Bupions.
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LOVELY woman Is doubtless mans infe-
rior in strength but she beats in point of
sighs.-N 7. Herald.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-06

A NATURAL color, that defies detection, is
produced by Buckinghams Dye for the
WhisAers.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-06

LEADING physicians testify to the value
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, as specific for
colds.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-06

AN ode-ous thing-A poet ,-CalVoyna
MdUerick
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WREoKLEss engineering is what is wanted
on railroads and steamboats,.
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WHICH is the most ancient of the trees
The elder tree
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STARTLING figures - Ghosts Huntington
Free Press.
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TIE farmers favorite vest-Harvest.-
-A1eafs Herald. .
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RELJEF Is immediate, and a cure sure.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh. so cents.
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A COLD snap-Breaking an icicle. Pre-
historic Fun.
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THE SEVEN STAGES OF MAN
ALL REQUIRE AT SOME AGE
Tkyl0RS CHEROKEE REMEDY Of Sweet Gum and Mullen.

This is almost as fatal as Consumption II not At
tended to in It's early stages Any evil results may be
cured by the prompt use Of Tayors Cherokee Rene
dy of Sweet Gum aud Mullen.
The Sweet Gum from tree Of the same name grow
ing In the South, combined with tea made from the
Mullen plant of the OLD fields. For sale by all drug
WALTER a. ia YLOS, Atlanta, Ga.
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circular. ELY BROTHERS Druggists. Owego, n.
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SCROFUL.A,

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Cures have been made where persons have been az
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


Miss NTfIAiS MARRIED.-C. Il. Stuart-WOrtley, Con
-ervatiye member Parliament for the Halam Division
of sheffield. married to-day 10 Miss Alice Nj HAS,
daughter OF the artist Sir John l.. Mais, X. A. Among
those present at the ceremonies Mr. Phelps, the
United states Minister and Mr.. White, secretary OF the
legation and their wives.
SNOw.-A severe snow storm has prevailed throughout
England during the last eght hours Railroad traffic is
impeded and many telegraph wires are broken. The
snow greatly intcrferes with travel IN London.
A WELSH LAND LEAGUE.-Michael Davitt has promised
visit Wales I'm February 10 assist in agraran agitation
and TO AID IN the formation OF Welsh Land League
Reducing WAGEs.-The ironmasters OF Lancashire
have notified their employees OF proposed reduction IN
wages The wOrkmeD proclaim their intention OF re-
sisting any reduction IN their pay.
ACCIDENTS AT SEA.-The British schooner Isabella
Helen Calsmata from Corfu, stranded in gale.
The British bark Mabel from Demei for Bristol is
believed to have foundcred with all on board in the
Bristol Channel.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
Dyya uyIERs Oy TRIAL IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6 tSpecia0. six men ar.
rested blowing up in this city at the time
strike in October arraigned to-day for trial.
The deiendeuts George Withrow. ". p. Sears. NJ.
W. Withers, f. Pinkerton, David Keenan, AMI Philip
Barns. The State dismissed the against WIthrow
and he gave testimony against his coniedorates.
They were all members of the Cleveland Assembly Of
Knights OF Labor and when the difficulties between the
railroad aud the failed to be adjusted by arbitration
Burns who Is under twentyone, suggested dynamite as
proper argumet TO bring the companies TO terms
He introduced Withers a who knew how 10 use
explosive and the witness and Burns caoled Pinker
ton the master workman, and Keenan, the treasurer,
into au approval OF the movement He said that the
money buy the dynamite furnished by the Exec
utive Committee which composed exclusively OF tho
defendants. Tie dynamite purchased In Louisville
by Withers, and after he returned was blown up
every night for week. The witness did not any OF
them blown up and did not know who was doing the
work, but he mad his suspicious He said tue intention
the Conspirators TO damage the cars and ghen
the passengers that they would not travel ON the
cars The entire Assembly expelled by the Knights
OF Labor and the dynamiters were repudiated. Tho
court crowded and the evidence was heard witD
intense interest
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
A PERSISTENT YOUTHFUL TRAVELLER.
MAKGNG MS WAY ALL OVER TIE UNITED STATES
CAUGHT on HIS WAY TO CHINA.

MAKING his WAY ALL OVER TIE UNITED STATES
CAUGHT on HIS WAY TO CHINA.
CHICAGO, Jan. q tSpecidD. D.-McDOugall FOs-
ter was locked up the county jail to-day Though not
yet years old ho has the record OF running
away from home oftener and being locked up in
strange cities than other youngster known TO the
police lie was fetched from LAportc Ind yesterday,
ANA held In 81 900 bonds to the Criminal Court Dy Jus
ce Tlernoy FOR the theis OF baggagspunch from the
Lake Shore Railway depot near Grand Crossing. When
not yet ten years old ho away from home intending
20 20 to -. Paul. lie arrested Milwaukee and
sent back hts parents. Only to be captured fortnight
later on his way Buffalo His father. who Is book
keeper In house I'm kinseesL did all in his
power keep the boy at his home but to little purpose
month later the boy disappeared from home, and some
weeks after tIrnrd up AT his grandiaihers house in
CA icOthc No. He sent back but IN the next year
paid visits his Missouri relatives. llo has been to
Srw-ioIk five times aud about two months ago was ar
ed IN Francisco while trying TO hide lu the hold
OF a vessel bound 10 China.
i Foster WAS told OF his arrest but refused 10 pay
any more money to fetch hila back 30 McDOuga
Obliged to make hts own y~Iomc. Ho proved album
in Chicago just little ragged tho result OF rougng
it 600 miles. Home fo was too dull for hn, and
Wednesday, week he set out for his last trip 10
OF Mr. Foster To have the boy sent TO the
Reform School Some six months ago he put In the
Industrial school at Ferhauve, but pretended to be
sick and discharged at the expiration OF his first
months imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07

work as II nothing had happened and u any one ap;
proaches to ask II loyal to the company tel
him that your committee is adjusting the grievances and
you will be satisfied with its decision. Aud don't brag
atterward that yon made the company do do
this that. Dragging never does any good
Applause. Maintain your dignity as
workmen everywhere and believe yourselves just as
good anybody else long you honest and keep
clean face The great trouble. as told Austin COrDin
recently between employers and employees is the wide
chasm between them. Maintain yOur sefrespect and
that will help to close the chasm Applause do not
believe In signing away your own rights. When you
cannot justice you should have the right TO quit work
I won't say strike. BE patient, whatever you DO
and assured that all that be done by your com
mttee will be done to bring about agreement that
will he satisfactory to you. In twelve years we nave
had but or two occasions In tho brotherhood or
strike. Ibeeye We have saved more property and time
than any ten railway managers by Ous methods, though
can recOect only two instances where we ever got all
that asked for"
Tie Grand Chief closed with advice to the
younger engineers He said that he pretty comfort
ably situated at home in Cleveland and reason for
that he had never spent dime In rum-shOp lie
advised Young engineers to their money not to
put IL In cheap variety shows where there beer and
girl walters" but paya dollar aud to GOOD the
atre opera when they wanted amusement These re
marks wero received with good humOr and with laugh
and applause Grand Master Ro nj gave an account
OF his trip through different States and the condition OF
the order throughout the country, aud the meeting ad
ouTned until this evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07

WINCHESTER, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-Samuel Lang,
dry goods. made an assignment yesterday Liabilities,
%2l, 200 assets about the same
BOSTON, jan 6-The creditors OF the old banking
house OF Charles II. sweet Co., having been paid the
principal full informed to-day that the interest
due on their claims will be paid before January 90
The firm failed about three years ago for $3s000O.
QUINCY. Ill., Jan Civilian Jackson, wholesale
tobacco dealer, made assignment to Herman Hrsch
yesterday His liabilities $4,000, and his assets
about ST. O00 The principal creditors are In NewYork
New-0rleans and Key West.
BosroN, Jam 6.-Herman Weber & Co., dealers in
lewery and watchmakers materials at No. 424 Wash
ington st. have failed Liabilities, $27,2s5 assets
SG,5lS In stock and $1,000 In notes. accounts aud
cash.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 6.-The wholesale hardware store Of
Thomas Brney x Co. has been closed by the Sheriff
executions aggregating $23,0OO.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.
DEFRAUDING THE CUsToMs-sHoonNG HIS NIECE
AND HIMSELF.


Morp,r,r Ian e (CnecjoD -Trustees and
49, ~ - -,
su'ol'nS VI '"o o'''o Va ~ -. .
rlcsru' haVe no" uiSoofoieu '""O no " i ' '
three years peen oelrahdlng 'he customs anu e'auhs
duties 20 the amount OF looooo francs. 'h'a q oo''
whom Picard succeeded are also sad 10 nave carreo Oh
similar operations ana IL is also alleged that tne we'll
known watch manufacturing house Of sandoz IL Co.
Geneva Switzerand have aided these frauds by sup
1t, a., tnn,s ,,,,h ,hrao cots 80 ,nvoioos IN tbose
piyiuk Vho "i'"' VIZ" '0' ' VA ''' 49,
Tor the customs authorities goous "ere en'ereu a. on
Do 70 oo per cehI peio" tnoso se"' w '.o ."' "''
fraud has Deen discovered oy means vi ihiorp'a'on
gwen 10 the customs authortes Ny 5ouhs man "no'
wishing 10 make an investment was aoou' ~ J Join
ficsru hr. Du' "nen ''is p''S VI .no business was
explained to him he broke OIL negotiations Shouu the
Government exact the full penalty for this fraud the
h. y, .ho o,oo ,or, In hand will ha seizoa but as
,h n 81, ,I dI,oro have q, sotis,v tboir cIams n ia
Thought an Arrangement Will be arrived at with the
Government. ~
Bl5hop LangYln OF Rln0usKl mas puDncly conuenlneu
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
PECULIAR DEATH OF A STAGE MANA GER

CHICAGO, Jan. tSpecial.- Richard Bailey
died the County Hospital here last night lie was the
original producer OF Gilbert and sulliyan's opera
Patience" In America. Having obtained the manu-
script and score, he put It the stage in little town
outside of Boston his wife, Amy GOndrich. appearing
In the title role. He has been IN Chicago about year
and half. He and his wife became ostranged in
way failure To effect reconciliation with her.
IL il claimed made him despOndent Two weeks ago he
went TO hotel on Madisonsi and was discovered the
next day asphy xaed by coal gas and barely alive. Ho
has lain in comatOso condition since Brain fever fol-
lowed asphy xia and he has beon lying bed and pill
low OF ice week. II Is thought that Mr. Bailey at
ten sd suIcide.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
INVESTIGATING THE ONO FRAUDS

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 6.-Thc Committee
on Privileges aud Election OF thes House Of Representa-
vos OF the Ohio General Assembly met here to-day
anime the poll books tally Sheets etc, in order de-
termDe by what right the members OF Hamilton County
heId their certificates The committee permitted Mr.
Bateman appear behalf OF tho Republican oandi
dates and Mr.. Foett for the Democrats and Mr.. Jor
dan us personal adviser OF County Clerk Dalton Mr.
Folett made long address arguing agans, the power
OF the LEGISLATURE to conduct examination OF this
kind holding that the only to make inquiry into
elect on with view unseatng sitting members by
in the way prescribed by law. The committee
proceeded to examine the various returns In which
irregularities and frauds have been charged TO exist
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
THE EIGHT.HoUR SYSTEM IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6 (Specidb.-The action of the
International Cgarmakers union. OF NewYork in de
termnng not to strike but accept the reduced rate OF
wages until the various unions throughout the country
be heard from. Is generally approved by the cigar
makers In this city II generally conceded here that
IL wages cut in New-Y ork lower schedule Will be
adopted all the country. All the labor orgnniza
tOns are agitsted at present regarding the eghhOur
law. and tho BrIckmasOns and Brckayers' Union II
perfecting arrangements enforce the state law. ON
ana after May this organization viii refuse TO work
longer than eight hours IL Is reported that the Carpcn
ters' ana Joners' Union will combine and thus compel
all building uoons to unite on the eight hour system
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
WHAT Nix PARNELL IS WAITING FOR.

LONDON, Jan. GA number of unofficial
Liberal members OF Parliament have been making
The Parnetes for the cooperation OF the latter
in rasng question to homo rule in the debate on the
address in reply to the Queens speech Mr. Parnel de-
cnes 10 reply to Liberal overtures unless they
companied by an express agreement to grant Ireland
home rule. II the Queens speech refers to ireland the
PaTnellites will await the Governments proposals.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
srIrcuERs MAKE A NEW SCALE OF WAGES.

LYNN, Jan. 6 (SpeciaiJ.-A new wage list for
women stitchcrs made mp to-day BY committees
from the stlchers Association and Knights of Labor.
calling average increase in all departments OF %
per cent. Three thousand operatives interested.
Manufacturers will not comply with It's provisions and
strike will result in those factories not controlled BY
members OF the Shoe and Leather Association In the
factories OF the association members arrangement OF
the differences Will be be left 10 arbitration Strikes
st continue at the factories OF keene Brothers aud
TnH,n MrNut
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
DerAU1rER wyE1ps COMPANION ARRESTED

DEfA tLiEh VI FNih '"Hi hNAU-' iHHHHi HD'
BosTON, Jan. (Specidb.-A dispatch from
Lancaster Hass., says that the companion of W. H..
Mcneil the defaultng president Of the Lancaster
National Bank, arrested I'm West Rutland. w. to-
DAY. and brought back Clinton. lie Is Charles H. VeO,
of Lowell age twenty and student in the Harvard
Dental College. Bank Commissioner Gatche suspected
voos completely from the first lie heard OF an unknown
man who the bank In tho early morning OF Tues
day week with order from Mcneil for certain
securities, aud then OF Unknown man who In the
evening OF that day with Mr. Mcneil to the bank,
entered the building with him. and then departed
after Mcneil had taken the money and securities in
hack to Fi,ehburg The descriptions Tailed.
This afternoon Veo was brought before tho District
Court, whore he asked for continuance OF ten days
lie was held In $4,000 ball. In default OF which he was
taken to Worcester Jail.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
MARRIED ON ms DFI rHBrD.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 6 (SpecidD. The death of
A. II. Barker. empoye in the glove store OF his
uncle A. H. stone which occurred last night brings to
light the fact that he married Saturday, while
on his death bed, 10 woman who called herself Maggie
Norton The Justice who performed the ceremony say
that Barker barely able to make the responses aud
hardly IN condition mentally to contract valid mar
r!age. Mr. stone said that lie administrator Of bis
ncphews estate. and would see that the wife got no
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
SMALLPOX REPORTED IN HARVARD coLIEGG

SMALLPOX REPORTED IN HARV1RD COLLEGE,
BOsTON, Jan. g Especial. Harvard College
is greatly excited to-nght the report that
smallpox has been discovered there The victims name
Is not gwen he is member of Howorthy Hall and
has been removed the college hospital where
ia permitted him. The is said TO be light and
the patient in immediate danger Ills quarters have
been dsinfec ted and tho disease discovered In
s first stages II IL not believed that IL will spread
further How the infection came to DO contracted is
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
oBARoED WITH ElfBEzzL gMEyE

Boston, Jan. 6.-John +. Wood, prominent
business man, whose connection with the New England
Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute was well
known, was arrested to-day on warrant charging him
with embezzng f24I3 from the Union Stone Company.
of which he was traasurer 1882. Mr. Wood asserts
that he Is wholly innocent and that no Is being perso-
cuted By the company.