The Bennington Banner from Bennington, Vermont • 4

SUMMARY OF NEWS. Centennial Notes. 8endstajnp for Paine's Hnnday Preos, Jersey Olty. W. J.

B. H. ATM. Stamp A Htenoll MTr, Burlington. Vt.

8 a I'ay to Agt1 Samoln free. 11. Albert. Hoeton.M,. IIOT4IHAotres.es, 5016.

Kul.j rts. 1 ft, is Bo ot ntamp Adams Vt. FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD. Facts Tor Sheep Growers. W.

H. Backus, Snyder county, who has a farm of three hundred acres, hill lands, thin gruvel soil, in central Pennsylvania, wrote to the American farmers' club, inquiring how many sheep he could keep upon it and what kind $200 a month, Out tit north 81 treoto Agents. Kltelslor MTg 151 Wlrh. Tweed In Ludlow Street Jail. In the neighborhood of the Ludlow street jail, when Wm.

M. Tweed was taken to his future home, a superficial observer might readily have supposed that all the neighboring schools had given their pupils a holiday in honor of the fugitive's atrival, or that they had taken one, as they probably had. The schoolboys clambered over the iron rails around the front and side of the prison; chased each other about the narrow in-closure, and flattened their noses against AUE0T6 mauled, on BHiar WOaanaaMa, Kew ness. Addtew J. n.

St. Mo. Ar'i HMA. l'na. iniMi.i i i W20 aWeelt Salary guarantee! to n'ale faaaala Reed stamp for ulm larg K.

t.OM nin Inua'l, t. would be best adapted to the climate and soil; also, if sheep raising will pay him, and which is the best work on 921 Mri TUki A IM to Aem la Samplr irue OhUlogne. 1.. 11,1 I I sheep culture. This letter was referred to an absent member, who sent in the following re ply "No man can answer intelligently how many sheep can be kept on such ikl iTI Kmi'loymeni tor all.

Ohromo A v7Xy atel. eiit. free, reitoi, AO. lit t'L til WkstkuhOcm 4ITRNTS t'lHi fl.MO hmmos I KBK. au aa io j.

m. muNvon a pV! EVEttY I.AUV WANT" IT. Stoma tea olronlar. Mm. JBNMKS, Hoi NOU.

Olty. land until he is mtormed as to the bur den of grass produced annually. Some sandy and kilty land is so poor that twenty sheep would scarcely live on the $KfW fc'7'7 wek to Arenu SHmplw KRKR. 9i 4 P.O. VIQKKRY.

A Maine. asaORrBArrx. drawn by machinery. Apparetas kf toarl Ai.Mtwaated. aaUtegrapk Mr, Oe.

rwhk, re, vegetation to be found on one huuared acres. Any of the popular breeds of sheep will thrive satisfactorily in that PHYSICIANS, IlKNTIwTS, wish gi'nnlni' Oharrr University Degrees can addiera. Inclosing IQoents. J. R.

YUll.l.K, Hoston, Ma s. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. The judges of artificial limbs and surgical instruments gave the sole award to the exhibitor, B. Fn.uk Plmer, L.L. of Phila delphin, dt elating that "the complete success of his invention for tbe relief of one ot the direst forms of hnmsn mi-fortune places the author in the front rank the inventors and mechanics of tbe ag All the aitifloial lot a hitherto made seem woithless in comparison with Dr.

Palmer's. No one with a mutilated leg, who sees it. would be without it. TREE AND POST DIGGER. Among tbe novtities in labor-cavii chinery in Agricultural Hall was the Eureka Tree and Post Digger.

It works admirably in all soils, prairie, stony, sandy day or quicksand, where the augur cannot be worked, without cloggine, knee work or headache. Sent to any address, freight free, on receipt cf $5, by the Eureka Digger 84 William street, New York. PLOWS. O. B.

Keyuoldrt. of Brockton, Mass exhibited their Prairie King Gang aud Sulky Plows, with beams swinging from a common center. They avoid all side draft aud insure a stiaigbt furrow an entire new devioe and great improvement on all other plows. They also make wheel cultivators, the Turtle pu -Vdiizing harrow, tbe Victor horse hoe, hand wheel heee, and the Eagle hand seed drill, the best ever invented. CIDER MAKING.

At the Centennial trial of cider machinery in Agricultural Hail, October 26th, the Boomer Bosobert Press of Syracuse, N. made 116 barrels of cider in nine and three-quai -ter hours, with one press, averaging a barrel cf cider from less than seven Hud one-half bushels cf apples. Thousands witnessed the expressed their satisfaction with the masterly rumner iu which the work was performed. PAMPAS, OB UPLAND BICE. C.

B. Kress, of Jackson, grower and sole proprietor, will send, poet-paid, to any address, sufficient to produce one bushel for fifty cents, or three paokages for 1.00. SHUSTEB'S IMPROVED BOILER AND PIPE COVERING is so manifestly superior to all others for these purposes, that it took the first premium of the Centennial commission. Those having boilers or pipes, or wishing agencies, should addreis John mater, 58 North Eighth Phila. MONEY Made rapidly with Slencll and Key Ohei'k Out lii x.

Catalogue and samples I RKK. S. M. Spenoer, 347 War b.Ht., Boston, Maes. climate.

Randal! Treatise on bheep, which can be obtained at most bookstores in large cities, was recommended." In an informal talk which followed, these additional facts were elicited The 'best sheep for a farmer to keep in any climate are those which yield the WIND HI I.I for 1'nmplng and Rnnutna Machinery. Addrees TORNADO WINDMILL Km, N. Y. $350 itlenlh. Agents wanted.

Siibestaell ing artiolee tn tbe world. One sample free Add'as JAY BHSNSON, Detroit, Mich. heaviest fleeces and the greatest numb of pounds of meat, even though the first cost is much greater. Fine sheep that WAVC1IEH. A Great KaniaMott, M'ate and Outfit fro to Aqtitn.

Hetter than Gold. Address A. OOULTK.R A Oliloagn. $3 HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND UP FOR THE CURE OF Ph8, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, and all Affections of the Throat Bronchial Tubes, and Lungs, leading to Consumption, This infallible remedy is composed of the HONKY of the plant Horehound, in chemical union with extracted from the Like Principle of the forest tree Anns BalSAMBA, or Balm of Gilead. The Honey of Horehound soothfs and scat ters all irritations and inflammations, and the Tar-balm cleanses and heals the throat and air passages leading to the lungs.

Five additional ingredients keep the organs cool, moist, and in healthful action. Let no prejudice keep you from trying this great medicine of a famous doctor who has saved thousands of lives by it in his large private practice. N.U. The Tar-Balm has no HAD taste or smell. PRICES SO CENTS AND TER BOTTLE.

Great laving to buy larce "Pike's Toothache Drops" Cure in 1 Minute. Sold by all Druggists C. N. 0EITTENT0N, N.Y. Mon to aell to Merchants.

SMIO a month A travel'g ex- pioduce largely do not eat any more than a scrub, and pay for that in wool WANTED ST WS BjtSJkSjM nnii pontes paid. Gem Mfg IjOiiIs.Mo. and flesh of superior quality as well as $80 A and traveling eapenaee paid tor iilrnincn. No peddling. Addrear Monitor Manuk'o (Jlnclnnatl, Ohio.

quantity. Merinos, for instance, some A WTVll Hnergetto salesmen hotel and I ravel XXAs X.IUSJ iug expenses paid by tympany. A 11 nerruanent emi lovment. Alldr Union inriuetrlnl Woi'k, A4J K. NTS Twenty Hall Mounted Ohromos tor 8)1.

samples, poal paid, Stretched all sixes, at low prices. Ostaloguo tree. t'ONTI-nkntai. Oil homo Nassau Street, Nt.w York. NO We will st mi yon In a business you oan make SftO a tvei-k without capital; easy Turrt al tun reepeotanis hii nor akknts Kowert, Y.

1UUMXIA SPPrl.Y a I il prevailed on the Atlantic coast from Maine to Florida Gen. Crook has issued an address of congratulation to his soldiers on their fighting abilities, and names the honorably wounded. Governmental matters in Mexico have assumed a somewhat complicated state. Lerdo de Tejado has just been re-elected president and is receiving congratulatory dispatches from all parts of the country. Meanwhile, ex-Chief-Justioe Igleeias has proclaimed himself provisional president and formed his government at Leon, in the state of Guanajuato, where he is sustained by the governor and legislature.

The procession which etcorttd Igleeias to Leon aUacl.ed American missionaries with the cry of death to Protestants The missionaries barricaded their doors until rescued by the polioe. Government troops are already marching against the town of Leon, and consequently Iglesias will soon be forced to dissolve his government. Gen. Diaz, the chief of the original insurgents, is still holding Oaxaca The official vote of Kansas, except two counties, give Hayes 77,510 votes and Tii- uen 37,471, Hayes majority being 40,039 The official vote of Connecticut shows a total of 122,120, of which Tilden received Hayes, 59,034 Cooper, 774, and scattering, 378 Wisconsin's official returns give Hayes a majority of 6,141 The captain-general of Cuba is causing the arrest of ail suspected persons in the Spanish towns, and has ordered a large number to oe shot. Spain declares that on the capture of the Cubans who took possession of the steamer Moctezoma, they will be summarily shot A "rowing association for New England Colleges has been formed by the students of Dartmouth, Brown and Trinity Colleges.

They deoiried on a four-oared race to be pulled at New London, Ct A loss of $40,000 was occasioned by the burning of Paine's grain elevator inJew York city A joint resolution has been passed Dy the Vermont Legislature instructing its Congressional delegattion to use its influence for specie resumption by January, 1879 Miss Emma Jared, residing near Keytesville, rejected the marriage proposal of Joseph B. Brown on command of h6r parents, whereupon the young mau shot her dead The American brig Frances Lewey was ran down and sunk in Chinese waters by tho British teainer Leonore. Six of tho crew and passengers were drowned Japan's official army consists of 83,000 men The Younger brothers, who made the unsuccessful attempt at bank robbery in Northfield, for whioh they were hunted down by the entire population for days, have been sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor for life The latest reports give the following as the status of the newly elected Congress of the United States Democrats, 153; Republicans, 140. Democratic majority, thirteen. The present Congress stands Democrats, 183 Republicans, 110.

Contested Beats and members to be el cted may change the figures of the next Congress, but not materially. A bridge 3S0 feet in length on the Delaware aud Lackawanna railioau near Nicholson, was destroyed by fire Gen. Sherman'B report of tho army gives the total nnmbor of men as 25,321 Yale, Harvard, Columbia and Princeton Colleges have formed a football association and adopted rules to govern the games Wm. M. Tweed, whose mysterious escape from the sheriff 's officers, while calling on his wife at his own house, created such a sensation in New York and whose arrest was effected at Vigo, Spain, on his ariival from Cuba on a staling vessel, has arrived at New York and been transferred to his oid quarters in Ludlow siroet jail.

Tlie United States frigate Franklin having him on board was met in the lower bay by the sheriff, to whom the ohiof officer of tho Frankliu delivered the noted prisoner. Mr. Tweed was shabbily dressed, and appears to be utterly broken down, having lost all his former buoyaucy of spirits. His hair has whitened greafly, and his size has been so reduced during his worrisome journeyings that his former well fitting Made by one Aftent In 97 s. IS new articles, pniiiplca true.

Atiarex, $984 ttie window panes in vbitj nut unflagging efforts to ascertain what was going on inside. It was a few minutes past four o'clock when a sudden disturbance in Grand street made the boys tumble over the rails with the agility of acrobats, and brought the occupants of every house whence a view of the prison could be obtained to the doors and windows. In an incredibly short time Ludlow street was crowded, but quickly as the multitude assembled, it was not quick enough to impede the progress of several closed carriages that were driven rapidly to the prison entrance. "There he is," "That's the Boss," was shouted by men who did not know Tweed even by sight, and were fated not to see him now, for while scuffling aud struggling to get close to the carnages, the returned wanderer was hurried up the steps and into the prison, surrounded by officers and attendants, and invisible to the multitude. The boarders at Ludlow street jail crowded the reception-room or office of that institution soon after information was received that the Franklin had arrived, and all were glad.

Jailer Watson and his deputies occasionally smiled, but they were generally fidgety and nervous. The room that had been prepared for Tweed is in the southeast corner of the jail, and is separated from that formerly occupied by Iiim by the reception parlor. It is about fifteen feet by eight, and has a window overlooking a garden on the east side. Its furniture is a low three-quarter bedstead, a little stand with washing utensils, anel a single chair. There are closets in the There are neither pictures nor ornaments, and the carpet on the floor is much worn.

It is the intention of rthe warden to send Tweed to this room, and it is thought unlikely that the prisoner will care to go into the reception-room or office at any time. As the coach stopped in front of the jail, Order of Arrest Clerk Major H. Quincey and Deputy Sheriff McGonigle sprang to the door, and a muscular doorkeeper bowed them in. Major Quincey carried a carpet bag, and Deputy Sheriff McGonigle tripped about with a great, nnwieldly bundle of white blankets. Everybody said, Tweed's baggage," and stared at the blankets and the bag.

Major Quincey and Deputy Sheriff McGonigle entered tho hallway leading to Tweed's room, and soon afterward returned to the office, accompanied by Under Sheriff Cummings and the jailer. Then Messrs. Quincey, McGonigle and Cummings went out into the street, entered their carriage, and were taken in the direction of the sheriff's office. Tweed was already in his room. As he entered it he said to Mr.

Watson: Well, I thought I'd come back to you ugain." As soon as he entered bis room he set about making himself as comfortable as possible. M. times gain as high as twenty pounds per head, and rarely fall lower than ten, while the scrub sheep is doing well if a yield of six pounds instead of three is gained. Thoroughbred Cotswolds produce even more. For fine mntton the Southdowns stand first, though the fleece is only medium.

The Shropshire downs are counted by many next for meat, and next to Cotswolds for wool. Regarding the feeding of sheep, it is quite commonly agreed that lambs should be fed early, and that it is wonderfully against the grazier if he allDwed them to lose their laml) fat; a small quantity of oil cake should be used to keep them in a growing state. Sheep are too often undervalued as a means of keeping up the fertility of the soil. They give back to the farm more in proportion'to what they tak a from it tb an any other animal. Thy are also the best of farm scavengers, keeping the fields over which ihey range cleaner their nonn wanted tMi fl u.

or ANTIOII AajonlH, bMh warn. In every town and iniur, i i or a in each (jo.) to icll tew Htanle nrfielna nf ma I narlt oouuiy. HtiBine- easy atui respecubore. suruwe to the farmera In their own counties. Hum new pletiiint, profit! good, rartieiiiara frue.

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COATS hnve bern nwardrri a Medal and Diploma at the Centennial I'xpoalilnn and commended by tbe Judaett for "SUPERIOR STRENGTH AND EXCELLENT QUALITY OF SPOOL COTTON." England and Russia. Prince Gortsohakoffs note, an outline of which is given in the telegrams, is important a exhibiting what great difficulties are in the way ot a satisfactory adjustment of the main issue between Russia on the one hand and England and Turkey on the other. In the light of this note and the English instructions to the marquis of Salisbury it may well be thought that the ambassadors at Constantinople, if they ever get past the preliminary obstacles to the conference, will encounter at the outsit of their deliberations a problem that negotiation cannot solve. Turkey, it should be remembered, resolutely takes tho position that consent will cot be given, in any circumstances, to the military occupation of Turkish territory by any power whatever. In this, though it cannot precisely be said that the sultan is supported by England, yet England's position is so much nearer to that taken by Turkey than to the ground of the Russians that, if the ministry shall in any contingency be compelled to choose between these two, there can scarcely be any doubt that the sultan will in this point receive England's support In the glimpse given of the instructions of the marquis of Salisbury the one point is made definite that ho is to secure the best terms for the Christians in Turkey that may be possible without infringement upon the territorial integrity of tho Ottoman empire.

Hero it is clear enough that the fact esteemed of most moment the faot to whioh the welfare of the oppressed rayahs is secondary and subordinate is the "territorial integrity. That the sultan's realm shall remain intact is the first solicitude of England. If she can aid the Christians, very well; but she must aid them subject to the condition that her doing it does not imperil the limits of the Ottoman empire, or she will not aid them at all. Russian diplomacy takes a precisely opposite view to that taken in England. As England is for Turkish integrity in any event, and the support of the Christians if possible, the Russians are for the rescue and support of the Christians as a first duty, with as much respect for the territorial integrity as may be consistent with the full discharge of that primary obligation.

Thus Prince Gorts-chakoff holdsthat it is necessary "to subordinate the integrity of Tarkey to the guarantees which are demanded by the interests of humanity and the peace of Europe." In other words, Turkey's assent to reforms in her administration must imperatively be given; but because of her notorious bad faith her consent is not enough and guarantees must be exacted. No guaiantee is effective but foreign control of the whole subject under protection of foreign soldiery quattered in the sultan's country. If such an occupation is regarded as impairing tho territorial integrity so innch the worse for the said integrity, for wo must insist upon the occupation. This is Russia's position as demonstrated her official declarations. Eugland and Russia will, therefore, enter the conference if thero is any conference with views diametric Ally opposed on the only important points to be considered, and each, from all appearance, equally resolute for its own view ami indisposed to compromise.

From presont ajipearances, therefore, the difficulties in the negotiations seem to bo necessarily it snperable, and only some miraculous mitiga ion of tho temper of the parties cun avert war. New York Herald. Into the JawH of Death. A strange and shocking accident occurred at the upper rolling mill of the Lackawanna iron and coal company, in Soranton, by which an old workman named Patrick McNally was torn. to pieces by a massive flywheel that was revolving with lightning-like rapidity.

1 1 was in the dim twilight of dawn when tho horrible affair occurred, and McNally, who had occasion to go from ono portion of the works to another where be had to pass close by the wheel, doubtless did not see it owing to its swift motion and the fact that he was near-sighted, and so he walked right into' it, and in nn instant his mutilated body was hurled in fragments about the mill, among the bewildered workmen. Tho sight of an arm or a leg descending among those who did not see the accident thrilled them with fear and wonder. The shocking affair soon became known, and when the terrible wheel stood still its appearance told a fearful story. The trunk of tho old man's body lay beside the pit, and the difficult task of collecting his scattered remains was entered upon. The head was missing and nowhere to bo found nn til after several hours, when it was rtual'y discovered iu the pit beneath tho McNally was over sixty years of rige, and leaves a wife and chiid to mourn bis fearful fate.

About ayear ago a small boy while playing in the vicinity of this unguarded wheel was killed iu a similar manner. BUT l'BB and OHKKHK Oolorlng, Kxtraot of Oheeee Rennet, the l.aignst Dairies In Kuropeand Araerloa. Send for Prtce and Ol'cular Free. Sole Agent for the U.S. Mb.

B. SMITH, 327 Aron Pa. Tried atW ewarded HlghestOeutennlsl Prlxe Medal. DK.S. S.

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hus. Art eion 4K Vo. 14 Wmnvn 40 OMPANIONX -r 'Jr Items ot iBteroat Irons Uonse and Abroad. The totals ot the receipts from the Centennial Exhibition from all sources, from May 10 to November 10, were as follows From admission fees, from concessions, $290,000 from percentages and royalties, $205,010.75. Total, $4,308,735.24 A.

broken rail on the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern railroad ditched an extra passenger train near Malvern, Ark. Twenty-eight of the passengers were more or less injured A serious diHRster oocurred at Ballardvale, twenty miles from Boston, on the Boston and Maine railroad. A freight train of fifty cars, drawn by two locomotives, and moving at considerable speed, was thrown upon a side track by a misplaced switch, and came into collision with oars standing there. Charles O.

Walker and Carlos B. Miller, engineer and fireman of the second locomotive, were killed. A train hand named Stevens was fatally and another seriously injured. Both locomotives were badly wrecked and twelve or fifteen cars demolished Owing to a scarcity of sugar, the prioe has been advanced George Parker, a New York city commission merchant, was arrested for extensive swindling of city and country dealers During a quarrel between colored men at Lawtouville, S. one of the number was severely beaten, and warrants were issued for the arrest of the assailants.

A white constable and pesse arrested five of the men, and on their way to jail with them were ambusoaded by colored desperadoes, two of the posse killed and the prisoners rescued The United States consul at Porto Rico writes that the late hurricane was very disastrous in its effects a great portion of the coffee and rice crops being destroyed. Three American vessels were lost during the prevalence of the storm, and forty-five ships about the island were either totally lost or much injured. Grangers' enoampment building at Elm station, Pennsylvania railroad, was totally destroyed by fire. Loss, 0,000 insurance, $50,000 The New York canals are to be closed December 1st. Oschwold and Byan, the murderers of Policeman Brook, of Newark, N.

were sentenced to death The llothschilds have undertaken to ogotiate a Russian war loan the czar has also announced a popular war loan for The Bussian police olaim to have discovered an insurrectionary plot among the Poles, and numerous arrests have been made. The Calcutta correspondent of the London Times states that estimates, based on official returns from the various police sections, give the total loss of life as 215,000 in three districts, during the cyclone of Oct. 31, and it is probable that even this estimate is loo small As a party of Germans from Cincinnati were on their way to a wedding a few miles from town, an immense wagon containing thirty-six persons was driven off the side of a bridge iu the and fell a distance of twenty-five feet three persons were fatally injured, and ten others more or loss seriously hurt A variety theater in Sacramento, Cal was fitted up in the loft of a stable, and on the opening night was attended by fully 1,000 people. Shortly after the ourtaiu went up the flooring gave way, precipitating the entire audience, with the ftago and gallery, to the floor below. When the great excitement was over, and the people rcscned from the debris, it was ascertained that seven had been killed outright, and at least a hundred more or less severely injured one of the Peake family of Swiss bollriugers being among the number.

The result of the canvassing of the votes in South Carolina gives tho Hayes electors the vote by majorities ranging from 230 to 1.133. The smallest vote for Bepublioan electors was 91,136, and the highest vote for Democratic electors was 90,906. They report that the Republican secretary of State is elected by 227 majority Republican attorney-genoral by soven votes Democratic 7,256 majority Democratic superintendent of education by 442 majority, and two Republican members of general board by 161 and 208 majority, respectively Balances iu the United States treasury: Currency, com, $7,531,832 The New York Tribune has the following Mr. Blaine sajs very emphatically that he could not be president of the Senate if ho would, and that he certainly would not, under the present circumstances, if he could. It is noticeable that Mr.

Blaine regards tho present political crisis as in every ray a serious business The great ship channel from Amsterdam to the North sea is open, the Amerioau schooner Edith, uf Centerville, was the first vesao. to pass through The official vote of Maryland is: Tilden, Hayes, 71,981. Tilden's majority, 19,799. Democrats were eleoted to Congress in all of the six districts of the State. The assessors' valuation of real and persona property in the State of Massachusetts for the year 1876 shows a net loss of $71 299,192 since last year, the loss in Boston being $44,965,685.

Receivers have been appointed for tho Ohio and Mississippi railroad, and put under $300,000 bonds. Te boi ded indebtedness of the road amounts to $13,000,000, and the floating indebtedness $1,000,000 Toe immense loss of life in India was caused by a tidal wave which over the islands and adjacent country in many places to a depth of twenty feet, carrying off the houses, iuhabitants ai.d oattlo, as well as all provisions, so that the survivors aro in danger of Tlieiatge number of dead bodies lying abovt havo commenced to putrefy, and cholera is expeotrd to set in iu consequence. The government is rendering all aid possible The British gunboat Lap Wing wbb lost iu the great oyoione which swept over India. All the officers and crew were saved James W. Lick, nephew of James Ltck, tho California philanthropist, has filed A petition opposing the appointment of Jobn 11.

Lick, the uatnral son of the (St-oeaeed, as administrator, abd tasking that ho be granted It. ters of administration The captain and officers of the bark Daring, from Liverpool, were arrested at Now buryport, for oruelty to their seamen. One man jumped overboard on the patsage, to esoape brutal treatment, and was drowned By tb.6 burning of a building iu East Cambridge, occupied as a furniture manufactory by John Clark and a eheese factory by Page Gore, a loss of $100,000 was entailed Tilden's majority in Alabama is 31,383. Official returns from all but fourteen small plantations in Maine, which cast less than three hundred votes in 1872 give Hayes 66,130 votes; TildeD, 40,410, and scattering, 480 The official vole of Pennsylvania is as follows Hayes, Tilden, Cooper, Smith, Prohibitionist, 1,318, and a ticket headed by a local candidate, eighty-three The official count of votes in New Jersey shows that Tiiden lectived 115,958 ballots io Hayes' Tilden majoii beinsr 12 438 a Mrrmv Piprnrn.i rrocvirod. TOT A I a 01 Aff PATENTS Carpets by the Acre.

Over seven acies of carpets, besides an acre of marble tileing, were used in fitting up the Grand Central Hotel, Broadway, New York. It is eight stories high, occupying nearly a whole blcck is located in the heart of the city all tj appointments fhst-class, and, what is the beet of all, the prices have been reduced to and $3 per day. Sneezing catarrh, chronic catarrh, lcorative catarrh, with nil their sympathetic diseases, promptly relieved and permanently cured by Sauford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. It instantaneously relieves and always cures. Diseased Lungs, From P.

G. Smith, of Ithaca, N. Y. Hiving for the last fourteen years used Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry in my family always with tbe best success, and confidently believing that it has on several -cessions saved my life I give it as my opinion that it is tbe best remedy in use for diseases of the throat and lungs. About two years since my youngest son, then fifteen years 1 1 nge, took a violent cold, whioh settled on bis lungs.

Ho rapid and severe was the progress of the disease, that we became v. ry much alarmed. We commenced giving him the Balsam, and continued to do so until five bottles were used, when this dangerous attaok was removed. Last year he was again seized with a violent cough and cold, and believing his lungs to be disoased we applied to the late Dr. J.

E. Haw-ley, one of our must distinguished physicians, for an examination, the result of which wastbat his lungs were prouounoed diseased. On learning that we had made uso of the Balsam he aivised us to continue to do so, whioh we did aud in the course of a few days the health of my eon was entirely restored. Feeling under obligations for the benefits derived from this great remedy. 1 cheerfully reoora-meud it ll who sutler from diseases of the throat and h.ugs.

Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from active practice, having had placed iu his hands by an Ease India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catanh, asthma, and alt throat and lung affee tions, a'a a posi ive radt cure for nervous debility and a'l nervous oomplaints. after having thorcuhly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it hU duty to mako it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a conscientious desire to relievo humn suffeiiag, he will send (free uf oharge) all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for prepa-iog and successfully using. Sent by return in il by addree-ing, with stamp, naming this paper.

Dr. W. C. S. evens, 126 Powers' Block, Rochester, i.

The Be v. Matthew Bonner, M.D., lute medioal missionary to China, is curing thousands of cases of dyspepsia, ladies' "morning sickness," foul breath, and all disorders of the stomach and liver, by the use of Ching." It is the Chinese sovereign remedy for these disorders. Send $1 for a box. or a stamp for a ciroular, to post-office box 111, Troy, N. t.

Winter is now fairly npon us, and the teams are haatenii to the lumber woods in various par's of me country. Our advice to every man who goes to the woods, be he captain, cook, teamster, or any other man, is to take along a good stock of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment and Parsons' Purgative Pills. Many months of labor (iu the aggregate) may bo saved by this precaution. Bad enough to look and feel bad yourself; but nn excuse for having your horso look and fee! when for a sum you can buy Hlixridan's Cavalry Condition Powders. waich, given in grain two three times a week, will make him look and feel well.

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,,,) JbronlO Diseases, fjaneer, Catarrh, Kup'uro, Opium Hahli, hKNT I'llKKon ci ipt ot scattip, Adiness l)i II ill's lllspeusaiy No 11 fth SI. I Mo. FAMILY; tit RRII'lirnAirnii rnciii lam. $250 I)u. la I.

KtTLtu, brlnisawot a grad- Bi.ix.lr.Mrt i'rofaw-r'a attBlt hkvi tSMSi BppalntArfl l'rofaA-r't nan hkTt JS' i i.Ud in Ism HeilBtorob-M as clothes now "bag about him. ably spend the balance of his there are numerous indictment! all of which will be pushed wit rrpEost Wnresota than any other class of stock. In pasturing sheep with cattle it is best to make an exception in the case of milch cows, as sheep invariably pick out the besiaud finest of grasses, leaving those that are coarse and less nutritious. Milch cows that are pastured with large numbers of sheep are liable to yield less milk and of a poorer quality than when pa-sturod away from them. Farmer' Club Question.

At what age should apple tree be transplanted Apple trees for transplanting to orchards shonld be at leant two years budded, and six or seven feet high, and they shonld have a proper balance of head and side branches. What apples are best for cider Older apples are varieties frequently useless for any other purpose. Tiio best for this purpose are rather tough, pi quant and astringent; they are generally great bearers. The Harrison, Red Streak and Virginia crab are good eider apples. How prepare the soil for transplanting trees? The best fertilizers that can be used in preparing the soil for transplanting trees is a compost of two-thirds mulch or black poat earth, reduced by fermenting it several months in a heap with one-third barnyard manure.

This is more lasting in its effects and less dryiDg than the common manure of tho stablo. What is a test of properly ripened cheese 'i When well ripened, cheese, if press-od, will retain the indenture; or, if cut, will remain soft and oily on the exposed surface a long time; on the contrary, if not well seasoned when pressed, it will show elasticity, and, if cut, will dry readily. How does orange rust show itself on raspberries and what is it? Mr. Riley, tho entomologist, says that tho orange rust on the leaves is the last or spore bearing stage of the fungus, which had in another form vitiated the tissues of the whole plant. The spores, in the form of the orange powder, germinating upon a healthy' plant produce au unseen fungus which poisons th plant and causes the pale, spindling, unhealthy growth of tho following year, whioh is tho invariable percursor of the orange rust.

How can clover seed bo cleaued Just as wheat is, in a fanning mill. New ltcclie. Pi, I'M Podding. Raisins, two and one half pounds, currants, two and one-half pounds, citron, one pound, blanched nlmnnus, one pound, tuet, one pound, flour, one pound, rose water, one glas, grated rind of threo lonions, nice of one, cinnamon, allspice, cloves each one spoonful, nutmegs, two, mace, one half tablespoouful, milk, one pint, eggs, twelve; boil-in a bag for live hours; eat with hard sauce. Indian Puddino.

One-quart of milk with half a oint of lutlian mpnl ritmu vigor The official returns from 1 t.iBrantM UK riTITIt'S rtllBUM ATli! RlklDT Bi-lmynV Liwrillf, panriKBtBl tn, will refumtl tnfln I -t-ni and m.i. al A.V.U MBt i- BABjl, oiiW A -J i tesa 1TI fTt JtW. i Sovih rwta. iim rhtlB-UU fciA HBDlUlNKLt AT DHL (JUUTB. i 1 A iXT-f laI TIIMOlf and VjTjXlfa Or.

S. RoBsWttOlff, Sunt of American Omncr I.iat li ntt-, ui.d fllm tivHrHr of tho rt raedy for th radlual cum uf Tum and iTolnln by aotliiK on Um hlor.d only, will hum. I. on roorttpt of fS? Ou, a fnll i thh 1 1 1 in that has i.nvMr failed In the mm of laj 0r, 1'nni ra or Scrotula. 04 TrHiuont, SI rent lioaton, Mass.

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ILL OINOIWNATIO. The 1 eath of Patrick Paddcu. To the law, that great implement of human justice, imperfect as humanity itstilf is imperfect, every now anel then some innocent man falls a victim. Jean in Les Miserables of Victor Hugo, for the small offense of stealing a loaf of bread when a youth, was pursued by the law for life, his repentance discredited and his plans of benevolence destroyed. The story may be an exaggeration, but its moral should be heeded.

It is sad enough that the law should sometimes be the unconscious instrument of injustice, but it is worse when, without its authority, the innocent are punished for imaginary crimes. The case of Patrick Padden, who was shot the other night in a boat on the Kast river its a river pirate, may prove to be an unjustifiable homicide. There is as yet no evidence that he was a thief. He had been engaged in a legitimate business. He had been a sailor all his life, and was known to be a hard worker who supported a wife and nine children by his labor.

His dying words wre I am no pirate. I always worked for what I got, and I worked hard for it." That he had not stolen anything when he was shot is proved, and it seems that he was killed on suspioion that he might steal. If ho was a thief his purposes were thwarted; but if he was innocent what thtn Only a desolated house; a wife de-prved of a hu'N-rx1, children made orphans, the good name of a poor family darkened. It is painful to think of the scene in Mrs. Patlden's humble home when the tidings of her husband's terrible death were brought to her.

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Y. Tak" fifteen years from your age with Hill's flair Dve. IMPROVED show the majority for Hayes to be 24,008 The entire vote of Iowa givos Hayes, 171,327 Tilden, Cooper, scattering, twenty six Hayes, ovor Tildon, 59,228. The Republicans elect every represeutative in Congress, and all tbe oirouit jndgos, fourteen ii number Eighteen colored men who were engaged in tho attack on a constable and posse at Stafford's cross roads, 8. have been arrested The official returns from New Hampshire give Haven 41,522 votes TildeD, 38.449, and scattering, seventy-four A large amount of counterfeit money, well in-tended to deceive, was found on two meu arrested in Indiana Advioes from Santo Domingo say tbe situation there was improving.

The only port continuing in arms against tho government of GonzaUs was the southern part of Azua. Large numbers of troops were sent thither, and it was unbablo rbev would soon reduce it to obedience. reviving G6i Crook's command arrived at Fort Reno iu a capital condition, and were joined by a new force of India-, ailies, making the ludian tronpa number four hundred and the entire cimmand 2,000 The saltan of Turkey has abolished slave trading throughout his Ge i. Sherman, iu his report to tbe secretary of war. i ays The military academy under Gen.

Schofield's administration will txko rank among the educational establishments of the world. The ag legate force of t'ae United States army now consists of 25,331 men, all of whom are as actively employed as though war existed. Ho reviews the reports made by the offi ers iu command of tho Indian expeditions, and thinks the L.d.a i wi tor campaign of Gen. Crook win be suoeessfnl. He concludes is follows Geu.

SUeriden, in Lis ly.st dispatch on the subject, used the following language, which I heartily indorse: "If successful, which I do not doubt, the Sioux war and all other Incian wars in the ountry, of any magnitude, ill be over forever." The complete arra ngements made for hemming in and capturing the remainder of tLe bostile Sioux during the winter must result in comparative or complete success. Meantitce no change can be attempted this yoar at the agencies bnt I trust that next year all of the Sioux nation will ba com; elled to remove to the Miesouri river, near Fort Rand ill. here they eau be guarded and fed at ha.f the prcent cost, and where, if the i a oiiance of civilizing them, the opportunity for so doing will be far bette1 than in their present scattered ag-jicies. could be made. It is true that there is uo class of thieves more dreaded by the captains of vessels anchored in tbe rivers of New YDrk than the river pi rates, and that a cuspiwous boat the niarht is assumed to ba an enemy.

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POWKIJ, A SON, Olnulnnat 1, 0. Therefore the impulse to fire upon a boat under such circumstances is natu Tht Hartal. saw nn Beef 0ttle-Prluieto xtn Utillooka 1 1 A Common to Good 0l Milch 01. Hogi tS A Dreeseu, C6i SheeD (- i ral. But if it shall be proved that Patrick Padden was innocent, that no into tho milk when it is boiling hot, one I 1.

-1-1 I a I crime has been committed, that neither the lives nor the property on the vessel were threatened, then a heavy responsibility rests upon his slayers. We trust the affair will be thoroughly investi 10X 07X 0-ul it 0 0'X lax 81 ce 80 82 95 83 40 80 9 7 0 co 00 0 gated, and if Padden was guilty let his death be an example to evil doers; if he was innocent it should be made a warn HAIR RESTORATIVE What It Does! It quickly, Gray Hair to Its slota Natural color. It baa tne effect of H' orm the flair to premie ttirelr Bald Heads. It Removes Dandruff, Humors and all Kruntionafrom mm mt mt mr tbe Scalp. It pro-venta Irritation, I In Itching and Boflhlf Dryness of the II BIB Skin.

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ar picion ot ly and without evnlence that it Elpctiug a President. The electors of the State of New York moot on the first Wednesday in December, and the proceedings are somewhat impressive. Tho secretary of State calls them to order and calls the roll, as shown by tho findings of the Stat canvassers. A presiding officer is then elected, and two secretaries, and tho business of casting tho votes of the Sta'e for President and Vice-President proceeds. Usually a reet for one, day is taken be loro this work is pel formed.

The vote is cast by ballot, and it is a somewhat important fact at present to know that thoy are cast by secret ballot, and that if a vote for Hiyes should be found among the thirty-five it would not be positively known by whom it was cast, and yet it would give the vote of Now York one loss for Tildon. The secretary of btate prepares tho baliots, in accord auce with the rendering of the State oanvassers. These ballots are usually engraved cards of a hand.some pattern. Four years ago they were very expensively lithographed. They are not folded or indorsed, and on this account the tellers, of whom there aro two, might bo enabled to detect the depositing of a different vote from that decided upon, if such a thing should occur.

The votes being depositt are counted by the tellers, and announced by tho president of the college. Resolutions of thanks to the officers are then customary, and the college adjourns. is needed. New York Herald. BSX ti'i 45 111 87M017 10X TO 0)18 80 9 a 18 Ueflned riK 'mil, atui jmi full rlrr for all tha' it" eel seax.

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It is best to prepare the dressing just before the salad is to bo eaten. Take the yolks of eight hard boiled and mash them to a paste; add a small teaspoonful of salt; the saruo of cayenne pepper; half a giil of made mustard; a small wine glass and a half of vinegar, and rather more than two wine glasses of sweet oil. Mix all these ingredients until they are quite smooth, then poor it over the chicken. use ior notn siaes, asas, lv porl-lield, un receipt of price. N.

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Among birds, the most extensively found are swallows, kingfishers, pigeons, falcons, owls, rails, snipes, plovers, herons, ducks, gulls, petrels, pelicans, and grebes. All of these are found in Mr. Wallace's regions, and also in each of their subdivisions. Crows and swifts are universal except in New Zealand, and cuckoos except in the north of North America. Among reptiles, snp.k may be mentioned as nearly cosmopolites, being found everywhere except New Zealand and the tropical islands of the Pacific while geckoes, or wall lizards, are absent oply from the north of North America.

Toads are dispersed over the whole world except Madagascar, New Zealand, and the Pacifio islands and frogs have the same area with the addition of Madagascar. Standard Remedies. It is ii fact well known to all our that a proprietary medicines and satisfactory fore been attain-In the world sit Ion, and cannot when you call for proved," do not pled dealer con has a Restorative good, or some-there Is none like man has ever need. No Druggt-t knows its com unmake it therefore it, "Wood's Im-let any unprinci-vince you that he nr Renewer as thine similar, as Font liett No. 1 Spring Ocm Mixed Oat" Tiya rtftfiln nth-' amu Maal foi pO.

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Rhode Island's total vote as officia.ly announced was 26 527, of wluoh Hayes received 15,786, Tilden, 10,713, and the ba'ance were scattered Four marked men stopped a coach ten from 's Vegas, Tolas, and took everything of value except some silver bricks, which they said were too heavy to carry The extensive foundry and car works at Toronto, Canada, owned by Messrs. Hamilton, were destroyod by fire. The loss is Afraid of the Gun. Th accounts of tho skirmish between Gen. Miles and the Indians which have appeared in a Bismarck paper show that a Rodman guu rendered effective service.

When the troops appeared near the Indian village a flag of truce unfurled, end Geu. Miles was informed that Sitting Bull wanted to have a big talk. About threo hundred mounted warriors approached in perfect military order, and when tho council had been held they withdrew with the precision of veteran cavalrymen. When the battle Beef Cattle Extra Hogs unseed Flour Pennsylvania Extra. Wheat Bed Western Bye Corn Yellow Mixed Oate Mixed Petroleum flrnde.

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Mo. Two Sundays at Once. Round the world tourists crossing the Paoifio en route for Japan, on arriving at the 180th degree of longitude, drop a day from their calendar. The returning ship adds a day to its reckoning. It happened to the Rev.

Dr. Field, crossing this meridian on the eighteenth of June, whioh fell on a Sunday, to enjoy two successive Sundays in mid-ocean, one of which was the Sunday of Asia, the other that of America and Europe. The reverend chronicler Badly records the fact that many of his fellow voy-arers, in their perplexity as fo which dy ought to be observed, failed to keep either day, and so, instead cf gaining ro Sundays, lost the one which was ra of right. Physicians. At the beginning of this century there were about 2,000 physicians in the United States, now there are 40,000.

In 1 783 there were two medical colleges ui iuo. oicmobt among Dueae is we Merchant's Gargling Oil, manufactured by the well known company of that name a' Lockport, N. Y. a sovereign remedy for man and beast, and one which has wrought hundreds of well attested cures. We need hardly say here what the patrons of the Blade fully understand that we do not make a prac tice of praising indiscriminately the numerous compounds offered to the public, but since we believe the "Gargling Oil "-to be a carefully compounded anil efficacious remedy, we do not hesitate to eay as much.

Toledo (Ohio) Blade. Although no clergyman is allowed iu ordinary times to enter Girard College, Philadelphia, that rigid rule of Girard's will was relaxed during the six months of the Exhibition. At nnr raunast Ciatr.n ot of Phil- IKICAGQ EDGER SEW W1LLCOX GIBBS AUTOMATIC wis o-iened tho Indians fought well, but when the gua was brought into range they re terribly frightened, and a stampede followed. The Yellowstone campaign proved that a mounted Indian is moi than a match for a whi cavalryman. Th horsemanship of Sitting Bull's warriors is perfect they strip themselves naked whon the battle opens, and tight like devils incarnate.

Cavalrymen are indispensable for scouting, but infantry supported by light artillery are more effective in a campaign against the Sioux. estimated at insured for about 000 Tue Belgian btsfmr Delloye Matthieu has been wrecked cn the island of Gothland in the Baltic tea. even persons on board, were drowned 1 he Massachusetts State debt is given as $33, 5 56, 464, a decrease of $330,000 during the year The czar of Russia, in oonvereaiin with the British ambassador, pledgee bis -acred word of honor'' that he has no intention of acquiring Constantinople and that if necessity compelled him to ooonpy Tuikirb ground, it would be but temporarily, while protecting fellow Christian s. He deplored the mistrust manifested by England, and considered absnid the rumors ihat Russia intended the future conquest of India. He also denied that there was any inte- turn ot Servia and Benmecia having a separate klantnn Mon OoaoUno vaeeeia Chapped hands, face, pimples ringworm, saltrheum, and other outaaeous affections oured, and rough skin made soft and smooth, by using Junipkb Tab Soap.

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