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Can anybody suggest a source/brand/model for hydraulic disc brakes? Tonight's research makes me think that the standard systems are too short for tandems but I am probably missing something.
Can anybody suggest a source/brand/model for hydraulic disc brakes? Tonight's research makes me think that the standard systems are too short for tandems but I am probably missing something.
TG, or others, may have other advice, but my understanding is that you do not want to consider a hydraulic disc brake on a tandem because the disc has the potential to get so hot that the fluid will boil. Boiling = no braking. Get an Avid mechanical disc brake. Consider changing out the Avid disc for a Hope disc. Do a search (on the Tandem link) for "Disc Brakes". That should supply you with all the info you need.
My Avid/Hope mechanical disc works perfectly under very harsh conditions.
For off-road, there are a couple tandem-rated hydraulic disc brakes offered by Magura & Hope that come with tandem-length hydraulic lines pre-installed and pre-bled.
For road use, hydraulics can be problematic and are not the recommended solution.
So, what are you looking to put them on and how do you plan to use your tandem, e.g., total team weight, flat or hilly terrain, loaded touring, etc...?
My tandem is a Cannondale Street but the question actually relates to my Surly Big Dummy which has almost the same wheel base.
The weight limit is 200 pounds so figure 400 pounds onboard weight (the cargo is often my 7 year old plus groceries etc).
Riding is street and trail. Unlikely I will do any loaded touring although we do live in Pittsburgh which is pretty hilly.
I am confused as to why Magura are rated for off road but not road. Can someone explain?
If the fluid lines are installed properly and use heat tolerant tubing, an open or closed hydraulic brake system will typically lock-up as heat migrates from the rotor and brake pads into the caliper's brake fluid chambers and causes the fluid to expand. Unfortunately, if you don't realize that you're overheating your brakes -- which doesn't take long on heavy bike coming down a steep grade with the brakes applied for prolonged period of time -- the lock-up becomes inevitable.
Now, that said, there are a few teams that have taken on epic tours with some heavy-duty, downhill/tandem-rated open hydraulic brake systems that purportedly had no problems due to overheating, even when tackling the big descents. However, I attribute that more to good cycling skills, good judgement and attentiveness to brake management.
So, there are some good, heat-tolerant hydraulic brake systems out there that are suitable for tandems. But the onus is on the consumer to understand that there are some potential limits to just how much abuse they can take -- which is true of rim brakes, drum brake and mechanical disc brakes -- and being attentive to the signs that your brake system is reaching that threshold so that you can still stop to let the brake system cool-off before a bigger problem develops.
This brings us back to the mechanical systems, like the Avid BB7. In addition to be a fraction of the cost of a good hydraulic disc brake, mechanical discs have a somewhat different failure mode when pushed to the point of overheating. While some of the plastic adjustment nobs can become deformed or melt right off the brake caliper under severe braking, out-gassing and brake fade (the same thing that limits most brakes) is the early warning sign for brake lock-up. So long as you haven't figure out how to fail both your front & rear brake at the same time, outgassing & brake fade are clear signs that you need to stop and let the brake system cool.
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Good advice and interesting to boot.
I am thinking maybe mechanicals would be best. Maybe BB7 with 180s?
Daily riding throughout the Pittsburgh winter is hard on wheel rims!!!
For tandems, the 203mm rotor is more appropriate and requires a different caliper mount and the 203mm rotor. So, if you ever get a hankering to upgrade your Street Tandem to the MT configuration the larger rotors would be the better choice.
And... yes. Another benefit of discs is reduced wear on rims for folks who live and ride in wet or wet and cold places, not to mention better brake performance in the wet. Modulation on the mechanicals isn't as precise as hydraulics or even good road bike caliper or conventional cantilever brakes, but on par with most V-brake installations.
Going back a few years on the Hydraulic Disk systems. There used to be two types- an open and a closed system. The closed system was a completely sealed system and this is the type that under prolongued heavy braking- the fluid would expand and as it was a closed system- COULD apply the pads to the disc. This was cured with the OPEN system where any expansion of the fluid would return to the master cyclinder and NOT apply the brakes.
I have the Hope Mono M4 system On my Dale MT 2000 and bought it from my LBS. The standard piping was exchanged for a more durable type as it also had to be longer. As this was "Early" days for Hope to fit their brakes on Tandems- I did get a full guaranty that it would work but it was suck and see time. Disc size and we went for 203mm on front and rear. In hindsight- I would go for a smaller disc on the rear now as it is too easy to lock the rear under severe braking.
And as to effectiveness of the system- We can lift the rear wheel under severe braking and on a dry road we have yet to lock the front wheel unintensionally. That is why I suggest a smaller disc for the rear as that is very easy to lock up.
And if using an effective disc brake system on a Tandem- I would suggest a bolt through system for the front wheel. Never had a problem with the QR- but I do not fancy taking a chance on the front wheel pulling out.
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Even an open system could be over-heated to the point where the fluid expanded beyond the capacity of the master cylinder under a variety of different scenarios:
1. The system had too much fluid to begin with (very common)
2. The DOT brake fluid was old and lost it's heat resistance (also common)
3. Plain and simple over-use of the brakes (easy to do on asphalt)
No offense, while I understand what happened in the various documented front wheel ejections, it wasn't exactly an epidemic within the tandem community. Moreover, for as long as Cannondale has been selling it's dual-disc equipped tandems and as many of them as there are on the road I've never heard of a single front wheel ejection. Outside of Cannondale, I have heard of one or two front disc / road tandem wheel ejections but as already noted, they were custom one-off bikes that used forks never intended for use with a disc that had disc tabs added on and no lawyer lips or other similar features. Moreover, the wheels pulled out at very low speeds which also suggests the skewers weren't all that tight either.
Now, that said, for an OFF-ROAD TANDEM, a solid front axle is almost essential if you want to have full control over your steering. There's just too much torque steer on suspension forks when you're driving the front wheel through ruts and the like... regardless of what type of brake system you're using.
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N0.2-- Maintenance scedules from manufacturers suggest changing Fluid after "X" miles or at least yearly. On the Quality of the Fluid- There are various grades and the "Old" 3 or 4 may have this problem- DOT 5.1 is newer and does not have this problem with heat.
No.3--Never had a problem with overheating with over use- but that may also be down to the Large discs used that do dissipate heat well- but I have done a long downhill at dusk and could see the discs by the dull Orange glow they were emitting. By long I mean a 3,000ft descent at an average when descending of 12% and the brakes were in almost continual use but did get a rest on the few flat bits.
I used to make Brake systems for Karts (Go-Karts) And Some of the systems use a different type of Fluid. I never had any problems with either Fluid- except on 24 hour races where the DOT4 brake fluid attracted moisture at around 3 am in the morning. That did cause problems till I contacted Girling in the UK and aquired some special Brake fluid. This was DOT 5.1- although I did not realise it at the time.
But my feeling is -Why use Disc brakes on a road bike?- Unless it is for the additional drag brake and even then there are other options. Before getting discs on the T- we used V.Brakes and they were completely adequate for normal use. Only reason we changed was that on the long Enduros we were doing- after about 60 miles it was either the pilots hands or the brake blocks going off. Braking became very hard- which we do not have with disc's.
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Thanks for the input and the ensuing interesting discussion. I ended up going with mechanical BB7s with 180mm rotors. LBS told me I will have to wait a while until the brakes "bed in" before I get the full stopping power but I can already feel a marked difference.
Did you or the local shop install them? Regardless, take a moment and visually see how many, if any, spacers were added to the caliper adapter and frame.
Avid supplies one pair of bolts for mounting the adapter. Most times these work well, however I have had installs that required a few mm's of shimming. These were possible to mount with the supplied length bolts, but when checked it was found the thread engagement was questionable.
Thick dropouts or spacing of the hub / frame / whatever can cause this.
The easy check is to see if the bolts end is near flush on the inboard end.
Just a thought to minimize a possible concern later.
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KASUR, July 23: Hundreds of residents of Phoolnagar ransacked the Lesco office at Jamber in protest against hours long unscheduled loadshedding and overbilling here on Monday.
The charged mob later blocked Multan Road for hours, chanted slogans against the Lahore Electric Supply Company and threw traffic out of gear.
Residents of Phoolnagar and adjoining villages gathered outside the Jamber sub-divisional office in front of Motorway police office to express their concern over hours-long unscheduled outages particularly at Sehr and Iftar timings and overbilling.
The protesters said despite repeated complaints of overbilling for months, Lesco had turned a deaf ear to their gripes that forced the people to take to the streets.
After staging a demonstration in front of the Lesco office in hot and humid weather, the protesters entered the SDO office, ransacked the furniture, and set ablaze record and other valuables. Later, the protesters blocked Multan Road by parking trolleys and threw traffic out of gear.
When the local administration failed to negotiate with the protesters, passengers started chanting slogans against the highway police for its failure to restore traffic.
On an assurance by the local administration, traffic was restored after about three hours.
SIALKOT: A number of outages-stricken people armed with iron rods, hockey sticks and bricks attacked the Gepco office in Sambrial city on Monday.
They ransacked the office and also beat up some Gepco officials. Several employees managed to leave the office during the onslaught.
The rioters broke the window glasses and damaged doors, furniture, electrical appliances and office record.
They said power outages had turned unbearable and they were receiving electricity supply for about 10 to 15 minutes after every three hours in Sialkot, Daska, Sambrial, Badiana, Chawinda and surrounding areas.
The respective Gepco officials told newsmen that they were estimating the loss during the mob attack.
The protesters also staged a demonstration at Sambrial Lorry Adda and blocked traffic on main Sialkot-Sambrial-Wazirabad Road for about two hours by burning tyres. They staged a sit-in on the road and chanted anti-government slogans.
The local senior police officials reached the spot and negotiated with the protesting people, assuring them to take up the power outages matter with the government in a befitting way. On the assurance, the protesters dispersed after restoring traffic.
GUJRANWALA: Loadshedding after every half an hour during night and Sehr hours enraged the people and they set 24-hour deadline for the federal water and power ministry and Pakistan Electric Power Company to do away with the excessive outages otherwise they would take to the streets besides besieging company headquarters in Islamabad.
A group of people was of the view that since President Zardari appointed Chaudhry Ahmad Mukhtar as water and power minister, the business community was optimistic that loadshedding would be reduced.
It was announced that loadshedding would not be conducted during Ramazan particularly at Iftar, Traveeh and Sehr timings. Since the onset of Ramazan outages duration has been increased from 8-10 hours to 16-18 hours.
As many as eight people, including two women, were hospitalised on Monday due to harsh weather and loadshedding. Meanwhile, activists of Jamaat-i-Islami and Shabab-i-Milli have warned the government to set the power supply system intact by providing furnace oil and paying outstanding dues otherwise they would besiege the Pepco headquarters in Islamabad.
VEHARI: The government has failed to honour the promise of ensuring interrupted power supply during Sehr and Iftar.
Electricity remained suspended in the Vehari district and adjoining towns exactly at Sehr and Iftar timing.
On a daily basis, 16-hour loadshedding is being carried out in urban and about 18 hours in rural areas of the district. With the advent of Ramazan, the unscheduled loadshedding had made the life a hell.
A Multan Electric Power Company official said 10-hour unscheduled and eight-hour scheduled loadshedding was being carried out.


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In general, deal with laundry stains as soon as possible. Scoop off goo, gently blot up liquids with an absorbent cloth, and/or rinse off excess liquids with cold water for best results. Avoid rubbing, which grinds the substance into fabric, and don't use hot water (unless it's specifically recommended), a hot clothes dryer, or an iron on any stain before it's gone. The heat may set it more and make it even harder to remove.
You can also put the summer sun to work. Hang stained items on the line with the stains exposed to the sun to help bleach them away naturally. Just be vigilant, as sunshine may also bleach the pigment out of some fabrics quite effectively, along with any stains.
For specific stains, there are a few tips that make soiled laundry easier to clean, so read on. When using these tactics, be sure to test any cleaning method on an inconspicuous area first if you have any doubt your fabric will be colorfast.
Make these natural, nontoxic solutions your first "clothesline" of defense for common summer stains:
• Grass stains. Saturate grass stains with white vinegar and launder as usual in cold water, and they usually come out pretty easily. If brown stains reappear, it means some of the sugars from the grass juice remain and have started to caramelize. Work a dab of dish or laundry detergent into the stain, let is sit for 30 minutes, and launder in cold water as usual.
• Berries/fruit/tomato stains. Not only can brightly colored berries and fruits stain your clothing and hands when you're handling them, but also birds that like to eat them can christen your drying laundry with a mix of berry juice and…well, you know.
On cloth: A trick my Mom used still works perfectly. Just pour boiling water through the stain until it is gone (stretch the item over a colander set in the sink to avoid scalded fingers).
On fingers: Soak or rub your fingers in fresh lemon juice or vinegar, or rub stains with a cut raw potato. Then, sprinkle a little salt on your hands and wash with warm, soapy water. You may need to repeat a few times to completely remove the stains.
• Ice cream and chocolate stains. Remove any dried-on solids with a dull knife. Rinse with cold water, work a dab of dish or laundry detergent into the stain, and let it sit for 30 minutes, then launder in cold water as usual. Repeat if needed, allowing the detergent at least a few hours to work before laundering again.
• Condiment stains. Treat ketchup the same as you would berry stains. For mustard, work a dab of glycerin, which can be purchased in most drugstores, into the stain and let it sit for about five minutes; rinse, and launder as usual.
• Wine stains. A wine stain on your favorite tablecloth or best summer cocktail dress is a sad way to remember a great party. Blot off excess wine while it's still wet, saturate the spot with white vinegar, and blot off the vinegar; repeat until the stain is gone. Launder as usual.
• Sweat stains. Saturate with vinegar and launder as usual.
• Tree-sap stains. If you run afoul of this sticky substance, try using this old-fashioned solution: Rub the spot with peanut butter or solid shortening, let the fatty stuff sit for 30 seconds, and remove the excess. There may be some oil from the peanut butter or shortening left behind. So, for fabrics, work a dab of dish or laundry detergent into the oil, let it sit for 30 minutes, and launder in cold water as usual; remove it from hard surfaces by rubbing them clean with a soft cloth. Repeat a few times if necessary. Denatured alcohol will also remove tar and sap.
• Stained hair. If you have fair hair and spend too much time in a chlorinated pool, you may find your hair taking on a greenish tinge. This happens when the chlorine in pool water oxidizes dissolved metals (such as copper, iron, and manganese) in the water, creating a greenish blue dye. Rinse your hair with pure lemon juice or pure vinegar, or with a solution of baking soda dissolved in water (¼ cup of baking soda per cup of water) to remove any existing greenish hues, and use the same rinse after each time you swim (keep a squeeze bottle in the shower or your pool bag). Using a swimming cap and taking a shower before you swim will help reduce chlorine absorption to some extent, but you can also just commune with nature instead—swim in a lake, a stream, or the ocean rather than a pool.
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DENTON, Texas - Mean Green tennis won its third straight match when it defeated Louisiana-Lafayette, 6-1, on Sunday at the Waranch Tennis Complex.
North Texas (5-3) started out on fire winning the first doubles match with Nadia Lee and Franziska Sprinkmeyer on court three, 8-1.
"Overall, we were pleased with the singles play today," said associate head coach Jeff Maren. "The girls came out a little flat in doubles, but stepped it up late and got the point. Barbora [Vykydalova] and Franziska [Sprinkmeyer] played well in singles after not being the line up recently which proves how deep this team can be."
Valentina Starkova and Barbora Vykydalova would drop the next match on court one to ULL's Milou Israel and Briggitt Marcovich, 8-5.
The No. 2 doubles duo of Irina Paraschiv and Kseniya Bardabush would clinch the doubles point with their 8-5 victory.
Singles saw the Mean Green clinch the match by winning the next five singles matches over the Ragin' Cajuns (1-4).
Paraschiv dominated her opponent on court three with a straight set, 6-1, 6-1 victory, while Sprinkmeyer followed her with her own 6-1, 6-3 win at the No. 6 slot.
"I'm really happy that everyone played well and that we were able to start off our conference schedule with a win," said Paraschiv. "After playing a shortened match on Thursday at TCU, I'm glad I was able to come out and win the way I did."
Bardabush, who won her first match in the No. 1 singles slot on Thursday, moved to 2-0 at the top spot with a 6-4, 6-1 victory over Sophia van den Aarssen.
Playing No. 2 singles, Starkova would capture the next point by ending her three match losing streak with a 6-2, 6-4 win over Marcovich.
No. 5 singles would bring in the last point for North Texas with Vykydalova taking a third set tie breaker 6-1, 3-6, 10-7.
The Mean Green will be back in action on Friday, Feb. 17 when it travels to No. 33 Arizona.


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- Total number of rooms - 30
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Kenosha Telegraph (Newspaper) - January 30, 1852, Kenosha, Wisconsin ar i... ...u M'il wui-fcly lo dubxri- wilMn Hi'1 fir the year. a.iO H i.aj'11> niiiil II.....nil nf Hi- ytnr. M.lio in-ii :li.- mil iMmplluil wllli ..il.-cnf.iii.'i livki-li Hum 3 miitillis. N KENOSHA TELEGRAPH BY C.CLEMENT. KENOSHA, WIS., FRIDAY, JANUARY VOL. XII-NO. 32. TEIIMS or ADVKBTIWtKO. One column, jior yen, Three Unehulf do One quarter, do e, IS or leu, Itt lireriioti. l.m ot luHrUortt orb, a tlj. ajul BaMO Sl.lH) Business Directory. M14 ti. 1'ilT r.-f'-'-t'illr t" tlif tli'nl lln-v liiiirftiriiii'iliiiaiB- work In i.....ir.rndril I" wilh fivHtaOA I'M. K MUI. aa w i r. fJiniioNrf. WILLIAM T. WKST, I'! AMI i'i iM MISSION Kit DKKDS I- r.- V. null', VOHK j AMI IT.-, VLVAMA, I f..r I I. iiml Unr- I in. in. m u: 'lY.tt'.s iii j. K., i......r (i., r N-it.ir; I'u iiniKViiI- I W. tVKHVfKH, COLO WINTER. BY CDOIt. Vo know U la gwil Ihnl uM winter Mhoulij come, Kmiiwuwtiilofrotn Lnplnml lioioc; 'TIs IlltiiiK ihm wu slioulil Iwiir Uio toiiiul Of bit ri'lmlcer un Uio For wide nmt vltucrlnir clonk of thL1 ul' Ill'o Ik'tit'itUi Mj intuitlti tiiirltiiL'il iiml born Thi- ul' Uiu lluwcrs, the' ycrnii uT the corn. Tin1 whi.tUir.fr lorn.1 of liU pnru n'.roiw brenth, [iitruiny Ihu vtiportnf pe-lilt-nce iluuth, I Mm, I -ay, niul HVHW vriailyui urn! wull in hUtrtiln. Bui Ihu pn'ir! C kimw Ihi-y ijnnll croiujhinx llmlj.. Tfiun llio Ttiuy jilni: nint i-lurvu by iliu lln-iosH huarlh, And wi-vil iu '.hoy Ejtixu un lliu uurlEi. Hlliwl nolily forth yc rlr.ti i.f tin' Innil, IVi'.Fi kiiully licnri tllul hniid Jvi'inrrnbi.r 'tU titivt Llifir IH-ILJIMI of nut-tt, .Ami 11 priiyu-r ofticlj. Is n [icr.yur you mtut htej. A fi.'.v lliy lili. .mvii llu- yui 'Tit I., iJo il, yu yn-nt o.'i n llllo uflhy f.l'l, iinil ctiurbti Iho old. k .lucli Vu luut yu allould. t.SM UANfi: ON I.lfK I x .f..ii'.'.. i tn lln- I .-Hii'.i'J. run I rtxIiK-.-, Stilt. rrillti Wuti-r I.lmc, At'.t ,.j.i.. n :..lli.. ii.m'li.i'i- nml Hi. i. .MiikiT, win unli-Ji ihc pu As the Irishman gathered himsoll up, and stole ofTlikp a whipped cur, he began to comprehend of tho Jiffereuce between before and new experience for him. Since the closing of the polls on the previous evening ha hail bean steadily shrinking lowarda his form- er dimensions, and he wua pretty near down to old size by thia time. Before the election he win n man of groat importance in the nation. Great events depended on his efficient Now tin was simply Patrick Murphjr, nnd he could not make much more out of himself. He was bur a jrrain of sand on Iho sea shore. In this sta'.o of humiliation, Murphy went home at dinner time. He dared r.nt go homo be- foro for in that case his wifo Biddy, who had a temper and a lonpiio of her own, anil who had never liked his modelling in politics, would ilia- cover ihut he waa not at work and there would be n dare-up in consequence. While meditntinjr. on his unhappy condition, Murphy, whoso confidence in Mr, R---------was From Ihe THE MAINE imocnii. L.AMV, MR. EDITOR: your readers may know exactly whsit 1 propose to talk about, ?oii will please insert the following Syiiojisii of the Maine it for tho interest of the attorney to da duly faithfully.) 6. The ii made applicable to all the cities and plantations, u well u to Ihe rariom towns uf ilia 3ute. Law, which I take from the Journal of the American. Temperance Union, of lust month (Section 1.) The manufacturing nnd sale of intoxicating liquors arc entirely prohibited, except u allowed in the next section. TOWH AGEKT. (Section 2, 3, 7.) 1. The civil authorities of a town or cily may appoinl annually an Agent to sell liquors, only for medicinal or.d mechanical purpose. 2. Instoad of iho profits ci sale, he it. to have an annual salary. 3. He may hold his office for his one year, was j subject at all times to a disYnissnl. unimpaired, resolvod to go nnd stute to him that 4. He mns, 3ivc bonds with two good suro- he had been turned off by Mr. P------ for liis po- i'lc3i to iho amount of SGOO, that he will conform hlicnl opinions, anil was now without the menus j to the reguladons prescribed. of earninjr bread for his fimily. He did not in 5. If ho violates the luw, he shall bo turr.od the leant doubt that Mr. R-----would immediate-1 Ont of office, und his bonds sued in the name and ly procure for him a much better ailuution then iU thc expense of the city or town. Ihe one he had lost. Elated wilh this idea Murphy left hid homo nf- ter dinner, and called at the handsome residence of II------. 'Can 1 see Mr. he osUod, confident- i ly, of Ihe servant who carne to the door. 'lie's and cannot be replied tho servant. 'He'll son me, I know. Tell him that Mus- ther Murphy wishes to spouk with him just minute.' 4'iMi M I >n f. j IN FOUR I'AtlTS. nr T. s. AiiTiiL'R. I'u r I Her llie F.Icctloii. When 1'atrick Murphy, the indeponilont vo- ter, awnke "U iho tiuxt morning and collected his tho-.ighli, hu had somo strange, fuelings. It took him some time to comprehend clearly the fact thai o'ccliui dny had passed, and thai his party had been signally defeated. Alas! all ihe otlires, in the and enjoyment of which he vviis to have had u share, were in ihe hands thu Tho beautiful visions lliat had Muated hefbro his imagininiun were all into thin air. lie wns m.t tn ride in his cuuch V' 1. O.'ep and h.-nvy was the sigh ih-nl acci ihi.i cnaiciion. as he turned liim- and s'lughtin his mind for soine com- The sr.rvant hosUntnd tn deliver tho message, I but Murphy urjjed llie matter, and ho finally con- senlcd to do as ho wishnd. In n few tnomoritg ho returned, and said Mr. R was engaged and couldn't see any 'Did yez tell him tho namo T asked Mur- phy. did.' did he 'I've to Id you whnt ho returned tho ser- vanl. rather sharply. 'He cun'l soe 1'nor Murphy luntnd away, fee'ing eti'sl more pliinful his own irisignificancr. A few days be- fore, he was a very lord in iniliionce now, even a common house servant treated him with cnn- tempt. Stiil, he htnl c.niitide.neo in R the defeated ct'.ndidate, R know him as a man. and appreciated his vnliio. He sacrificed ev- ery ihini; I'or R and ho was suro R winild stand by him now. For an hour or two tho Irishman satinteroi! about iho sSreess nr loun'eil in bar-rooms, TESALTIES FOtt THE ILLEGAL SALE. 4, 5, G.) 1. For thc first offence, and costs, am! 2. For tho second offence, and costs and imprisonment till paid. 3. For the third and each sneccedingoffence, 830 and imprisonment from three to six months It' unable to pay, he shall no! have the benefit of chapter 115 of thu Revised Statutes (viz, of 6. trial. 7. t ,v Vi.Mri.i-. i'li'-H.-1. i) J.; J II 1MMI.I.. H I-. I.- i-t i i. N. r r v. v. I ,f ...I t" j. 11. i l-'.'ilii- i jo it jn.'i; N, 1 nii.l N.ilnry I'ut.li.-. nl I. v. i-.... ..I..- J-.. II. WINSOH, k. I.J IMtl'.il .11 i v i." I i .-i-iii.... ill U r a U i 'i .-urn-.- or.y ho'.-.-.' heat sm-i, hy way I OtiiMhi-r 11------is a of n mar.. j weigh: in If I have lust the situation .11 1'--------'s, it was in his cause and he'll not h'.'iii! none nf the wlinn h ('.ruse, niir wore I'ithi.T his hoiiily or mcnlii! syni-.tinriH The Hinuunl nf in purdo vrm nl nil, ns h" ivoiilil l.ini.-fll hai-rexj rossoil tiio fact il'c.i'I- I'.i upiit] S.M! iiml thrre wuro r.b-ni: five .li'ilar. il'i.- hint tin' plai'." Ii ha'l so I'milish- ly L'i'-'rti shi. brrafi ar..! potatnos fur ami cl.ililrtTi" v.'iTi' tn O'lnt.1 frutu ;.ci vi-ry oi- ar t j hi- he rtSrnvi? tn Iirao wilh tilt; nl' havifiy uiadi( u ntifnli'.'r nf p'l-.VL'rfit! u'linH sliunl Ijy him in Us i xirun-.ily as he hai] .itnml by tin.1 "f thu penp'.e. Al'tiT liri'dkl'.v-l, went fi.-rtli nnil ru- pairril tltc hi'atl quarters of the party, where? h fniiiii.1 ayo'.iliy niuau'T tn iK.ur tlio returns fruiu the oiiuntry am! Stnte, nmt tu en- cnch 'ithor in thtir Inrnl ilel'uat, hy inu- Ina'i tisniiranci.'S n! in thi; ri-'Seu'it. nl" Wi-rj '.vhn hiii! pending e staSe I'lecti.in. TLnsr whn lini! striven fnr snci'.-sJ, in h.ipe nf iniliviclu- 'tielit M hen lii'triimtinn of nllicett cnmp, hd'l hack tn thi'ir >tnres, shnjis. or ollice.o. strivini.' in be content with a let they had loiiiily hnp il t-i letter. Few nf the.-..1 around were fiiin. liar l.i the Irishman, ninl ihnso ihut he did tonlt nn imtire nfhini. In.v are jvn. Mustl.er II he nniil, wnlk- inL'np whnslnnd wilh a l.-i'tid. The Jnnked nt hitn, fnr moiucnt uiditlvr.. nliy '.hen inerely answcriMl in n l. sninewha! cntHentj-tuniis tnnnnor ynti. anil turning his hock lo- warils him went cnnversntinn. .Mlirjihy llilitl'l lUat lilts. It WHS S'> llitl'.'T- !'r'..tn Mr. il 's of HjiL'nkino; tn him nn the ilny h'.'t'nre. Then it was 'Mr. Mm- j pliy' nr 'my dear or 'J'.nw aro yon, tny fr; ;.nd jn ucfninpiuue.d hy i a rnrdiiil nl' ihe linnd A I'lo r tiuuu nr four as as this, In renew wiili nih. who happened to rnme i -.vny, I'alrii'k .M'.irj.hy. with hii feelings r.ijii.lly inwards tujk his '.ire thi.' and slroilud duivn th" iliuiso ihi'SL'L'iie of his princijal i '.-T: Put ll.iw (I'yii feel this mornir.j! j tin- sa'.nttilii'ii he receivi'd i'rnm n nt ihi he i-ntetud. 'Didn't (he nation niter a'.l. .Never mind I'at, iloti't look so I'usl down the nin'.ti.r. lietter luck noxt time. Vnu'vu one conciliation ynn did ynur duty.' and '.vhn thnnks him rather half sneerud nnothor independent elect- j j itiilini; nn his unhappy rnndition. Ho thon, in a hr.mblod frame of tnind, determined to call on Mr. for his conduct on iho day before, and to to ho taken back into his f m- plnyirient. received him coolly and when Murphy vniurileorod nn apology, told him thai it was too lute, as he hud airoady hired a man in his place. 'Then ycy. proscribes mo for opinion's suid I'm, growing insolent when uo liope of favor remained. coolly answered the merchant. 'I rnc-ro- ly filled tho pluco you left. I don't care any ahout n man's npinion-i. I regard his ability to servo mo in llie situaliiin I want filled. It' In; leaves tny work to po and interfere with iho freedom of elections at iho polls for n whole ifny, 1 will dischurije him, r.o rr.ncor what his po- li'.icnl episiinus may !ie, arid 1 told you that be- f, rehund. 81'. you've only yourself to blame. Here's iho l.alfir.ce of money due vou. And when rest you fret a place, don't throw it up for she sake of some brawling candidate who doesn't care three beans for you.' this, iho merchant turned from Mur- phy, who slowly, with anper, mortifica- tion, and disappointment in his rnind for ihe predominance. He only gone about a block from the store of .Mr. when his being released from prison after 30 days, on giving his note for the fine and costs) until he has tieen imprisoned two or four months. 4. Thc prosecutions may be triod before any magistrate in tho county. 5. The fine shall go for the uao of tho poor. The prosecutor may be a witness in the If the prosecution bo begun, undiir the approval of a selectman or alderman, the defend- ant shell not recover costs though acquitted. 8. Appeals from n conviction rendered shall bo allowed only on the following conditions The appellant must first give a bond for witli two sureties, to sustain his appeal. He must also yive another bond (if jiJCO with two sureties, not to violate tho law while iho appeal is pending. Audit' the bonds are not given in 24 hours after conviction, the appeal is ni.t lo bo allowed. Ho must f-r.y tho foes in advance, of thc jury who arc to try him. If tho appeal is finally decided against him, he n'.tiM submit to the double amount of fines, penalties, and. imprisonment first impos- ed. iWAMTFACTVniKC AND COMMON SELLER. s i wery gladdened hy lite sight of P.------, who stood lalhing wilh two or three Murphy waited at a respectful distance until R------ was disengaged, and then approached him with his hat held deferentially in his hand. H------did not appear to observe him, and was passing on, when the Irishman miid 'Mow are Mr. Tho defeated cnudidute Imlf paused, and atnr- ed at him, while his brow contracted. Murphy smiled, r.nd advanced nearer, expecting the coun- tenance, of his friend suddenly lo change, and his hhnd ro his, warmly. 'Who tiro you, nnd what do you now fell from the lips nf R--------, while his faco wore a mure repulsive aspect. 'Don't know Musthor asked tho j voter. i '.Murphy Put! I've Iiiul more Put Murphys j running after me than would freight a t What i'.n y.ui wiintT j I'oor .Murphy wasilum'.i with He stood like one fora hm- and then turned slowly away. He had shrunk now his former dimensions, anil feit not unly in.-iL'nifiemlf, hut power'.ess and wretched. This was the ur.kindost cut of all. Since election day. I'M .Murphy has hurl a pret- i ly hiird lime of it to got bread lor his family. At hud-carrying, collar-diguing, and street-scraping he has b-.ien working off and on and though ho has lived in hopes of getting another situation in i store, tluit hope has not vet been i Whi-n election times como round again, he Any person convicted of boing a or seller of intoxicating drinks shall For the first offence, ftlOO and costs, and in defaulter payment GO days imprisonment; For iho second offence. and or 4 ip.omhs. imprisonment: Fur the third and every succeeding offence, bo'.h a fine of S-OOand also lour months impris- onment. SEIZURES OF LIQUORS FOS SALE. Seels. 11, 13, 13. 1. Any three voters in a town or city may go before a magistrate, nnil make oath thai he fic- kices liquors are keptfor sa'.e, contrary to law, in any store, shop, The magistrate shr.ll (not mty) issue a search warrant for them. 3. The sheriff or constable shall search the premises, and if any iirj-.iors aro found shnli lukc them away to H place nf security. He shall not, however, search any dwelling-house, unless a shop is kept in it, or unless one of tho complain- ants shall testify to somo act of tale in it, within one month pre.ce !ing. 4. He shall also summon tho owner or keep- er of tho liquors, if he be known, lo appear forthwith botore the mugtslrale. 5. The ownor or kaepers must then prove ductiun hat s-ud liquors are of foreign prorlttc- That they huve boen imported acconlir.gr to the. laws of ihe United Slates That they aro in the original packages, bottle, and are not in IBSS quantities thai: the U. H. law proscribes, liutin order lo prove this, he shall not adduce tbo custom-house certificates of importation, nor the marks on the casks or pncksguu, (all these beir.g notoriously often forced.) A True Story. Col. C. of Mansfield, Ohio, was a lawyer and merchant in this place some twenty-five years since. Col C. was a tall muscular man, noble and high minded in all his transactions in He Iiad purchased goods at Pittsburgh, and had occasion to repair to that place, at a certain time and fork over, a.id buy more goods. On his ar- rival at P. he called his creditors together, and told them he would not be able to pay but fifty cents on the dollar, and if they would accept of that proposition he was ready to do it, if r.ot, they might dispose of him M they pleased. Thny would nol accept of his offer, but had him imme- diately arrested and put him in prison. On ar- riving at the juil, ho found throe hearty look- ing men, who werii confined for debt, sitting on their blocks or stools, in rather a desponding at- titude. 1 said tho Col. to the ono nearest him, COXCUESSIONAI, UANUUET SVTH. KOS- "whnt the d- -I are you here for For debt, replied the prisoner. How much is asked Col. C. Three or four was tho reply. (The Sheriff being ''how much is it, Mr. Sheriff." Four dollars and seventy-five." 11 Well." said the "here is the money but don't let me catch you here again for that much." That Col. addressed the next cue; "Woll.sir what uro you here For debt, sir." "How much is it! The Congressional Banquet to Koasuth came off on the evening of tho 7ih inst. About Ihree hundred were present. The subscription tick- ets were five dollars each. Among the subsciib- en we observe the names of Judgr- Donplas, General Shields, Dr. Molony, Col. Bissel, Ma- jor Richardeon, and Sir. Yatex, of Hon. W. King, President of lha Stnate presid- ed, with Kossulh and Speaker Boyd, at his right and Webster on ihe lofu After the cloih had been removed, Mr. King announced the tonsts. The 1st. was the President ot thc United Stales- Mr. Webster responded. The 9nd The Judiciary ot thc United States. Which was responded to by Judye Wayne, of the Supremo Court. The Navy of the United States. Responded to b ly Mr. Slanlon, of Tcnn. I'he Armvof the United Sti The States. Responded to by Gen. Shields, lie said: Ho regretted that the illust.-ions chief of the army was not ihere to respond, but in the nnine of Ihe army he returned thanks for tho toast and the enthusiasm with which it had been received. Tho army was worthy of the toast, having broTt us safely through the wars. The voice of ihc car.non in saluting him, was the voice of twenty- five millions of Applause.] It was not a salute to Kossntii merely; but lo the. irreat principle he advocated of iiiiti.iiintitv and human liberty. [Applause.] Asanlrish- ninn by birth, an American by adoption, ho would feel himself atra'.ior of both countries if he did not sustain downtrodden nationality every where. [Applause. The army that haj maintuincil itself in three wars against iho most nations in Ihe Twenty-five dollars and said world, u-ouIJ if tho trying time came again, maintain tho Bamo I'.ng tho same triumph, tiie same victories, in tho cause of liberty. [Ap- the Sheriff. said the Col. "here's the money, now clear yourself, don't let mo soo you here again." Tho Col. put tho same question to the third one and then paid twenty-five dollars for the lib- eration. I have the Col., vacated the coop, and am cock of the walk. Now Mr. Sherilf, lock me in, and go and engage me a good, trus- ty servant man at a good price. I've got the money to pay him and you also, for your trouble, and one witli whom you can entrust the keys of the prison." Very said the Sheriff. "I will Accordingly thc man appeared with tho key of the prison in hiH hand. said the Col. "you have come I sup- pose, to work for mo while 1 remain in this soli- tary abode of justice. "Yes, sir." eaid thc Col., "get al! the help you want, to renovate this room, by washing, white Mr. King then announced HUNSABV HEl'HESE.STED TUB TEHSON OK OUR HONORED proved herself worthy to be free by tho virtue am! valor of her sons, the low of nations, nnd the dictates of jus- tice, alike demand that she shall have fair play in her struggle for independence. [Eaihubisil- ic Cheering.] KOSSUTH'S niu'LY. Governor Kossnth rose in ihe midst of renew- ed cheers, and pronounced tho following spnrch: Sm once the r'pirotc, stood among the senators of Homo, who with nn earn- est word of self coiicious mr.jeslry, controlled the condition of the world and arrested mighty kings in their ambitions march, thus full of ad- miration nnd of roveronco T stand before yon, legislators of the new cnpilol lliat glorious hall of your people's coilective majesty. The capi-. 'I' tiio old yot stands, but thc spirit has depnrt- washing, an act of charity and humanity nnd then again rny expenses in fitting up the prison room, a duty 1 owed to u i tny- to The liquors shnil bo destroyod The owners or keepers shall be fined ?20 and costs, nnd in case of non-payment be impris- oned 30 dnys. It the owner or keepers of the liquors bo unknown, the liquors shall be publicly destroyed, two weeks nfter which, il no town fluent proves that they are his according to soc'.ion 2, they shall ba destroyed. 8. Appeals from the magistrate's orders for the destruction of thc liquors shall not be nllovv- days imprisonment at S3 per day, will amount i Omega, end they wi in all to 181, and i will pay the balance afier you f jn' fesv wordi. havo deducted this." Very said his creditors, wfll do it. Wo do not wsnt to see you absent from your family for ihe paltry sum of Sj-tOOO, when 3-011 say, honestly, you are unable to pay the Verv said the Col., "1 have told vou whnt I would do, and I will do nothing- Let us make out ihe estimate cf thc amount you arc to hiive." sues which make history, nnd that history is always logical. There is a necessity of conse- quences where the necessity of position Principles arc iho Alpha, they must finish wilh history iray be told. fleforu yet iho heroic of (Jrpeco first engaged your country's syrnpailiy for the fate of freedom in Europe, then so far distant, nnd r.ow so near, Chselfnubrintid happened to be. in Athens, and he henrii from a milmrct raised upon tho l-'rnpyhe. in n Turkish priest in Arabic language announcinrj the lapse nf hours to Ihe Christnins ofMineiva's town. immense history in ihe small (net of a Turkish Im.ium crying out, "L'ray, man, I.IILM ed, tili the appellant has given a bond of Rnods, nnd returned again to his residence in wilh two sureties, to prosecute his appeal, pay Mansfield. fines, itc. 9. If the appeal shall bj decided against him. All being done, Col. C. purchased a lot of I hour is running fsst.aud ihc judgement draws Sir, there is equally written in ihe honor hnr.ible self. The history of future bfs'.owtvj hy you to my of independent ..r .h.. furk. fb' ha! nnd Jour.ris rirst rat the people bill it'.tali souni! i ninl fury, meatuiii: just Murphy, my durlint. treat I'at thrust his i i; t'ortli slowly nothing at all, nt ail, I'at l.'ome, Pat, won't you 1 nt'i I, is pocket, nnd then shook head r.nii sigh- uy own iulLre.-ting condition, Mr. Pat- you seen Mr. R to-dny afc [Uttered into tile belief that ho is "some- and made to pull in iho traces under some i political driver, while of any use, and then be turned out to get pasture where ho can I'md it. j How ninr.y campaigns il will take to endow him j u ith a grain of cnmmon sense, or independent! tl.ought, U a sum that our knowledge cf figures f will nut enable us to cipher out. But, we shail i RICE Ihis forms excellent I..i U -iii.l nil i-. i. -tS 4 ,iit Ar.i i t. I n't a red rint left to bless myself.' '.lu.-t nek. ,-VO .Murphy. hul he looked as sour as a lemon It J wvi.'.d uki. a p.iwt-r of Mitfar to sweeten him.' i 'I Ii.'s ihsapjvuuted, in coorso.' 'Ain't he i 'Well as fur .Mr. R----------, I can say one thing of him honrs'.'.y. lie's a icutieman. ivory inch, lie .1 mon he sees him and can .ipj.rivial merit in thy hunibleii. Had luck tr.i j-irty that bate him, sny I.' 'H--'s a" the resti'f replied tho man tho. i'me nice when they wan'. Hut tn.i cr-od to share the samesun- .-Ir.nr with ;on after the election. I kaovv Vin all. fr.i-.n A to Ti; nol stand hear a jontlomnn like Mr. stroyed. IQ. Chemists, and who use hqucrs in their business onlj, arc exempt from prosecution. LIQUORS KEPT FOS fAI.E ON FUELTC OCCA- SIONS. M, 15.> Lii-juors sold or kept in any tent, shanty, white, add one pint of mi'.k. anil n quarter of n pound of loaf sugar. Jioil it until tho rice has absorbed ihe whole, of the miik, slirrrng it 1're- qnenlly the time. Put it i.'Uo a mould. ami it will turn or.t when quiiR cold. ]f prefer- i red hot. it mny bo mode warm by beinij phi- r r.eif tn thc oven for a short time. Jt may be. lla- vored with lerr'on, cinnamon. but K is most 7 irint o the Troy and western Line, RtcE.-CiArr L. STKR.MSSHI: Co.. by ihe authorities without warrant, find the keep-1 ers arrested the former to be destroyed, and the i WHALE j stories seems to !fl? i latter imprisonment 30 days. j the order of the day, hut we have hardly seen a i opo ,jian following, which was ihe Beaton Posl boy, of Oct. 1-J, rescued from his Asiatic prison by America crossing the Atlantic, charged with the hopes of oppressed niilii.'iis, pleading, a exile before the people i.-f this great Republic, his down-trudd.'n com.try's wronrjs and its iiitim.v.e c..nneciit-r. the fate of the European nnd with the boldness of a just canar-, clnimiiifl the principles of the Christain reliirion to bo raised lo n law of nations and to see not only the Soldncss of thp poor exiic forgiven, but to sec him consoled by :he svmpn'.hy of millions, encouraged by individ- uals." associations, meeting, cities, and Males, supported by aid, and greeted by Con- gress and S'y tho government as tiio nation's guest, honored cut of generosity, with Ihat hun- cr ono man bclore him rnr-n received them out of -I i. m -v.ii.'rir t" J LI irilU.nl'. R. -from Folgartown, that a vessel 'ite- bition. Now. it is a providential fact, that rail- fortune has tlie privilege to ennoble man', mind and to strengthen character. There ia sort of natural instinct of human tianilj in tho heart of man, which steels hi. very nerve, nol to bend beneath heavy blow, of a great ad- versity. The palm Ires grow, beat bereatk a ponderous ap tho character of man. There is no merit in it, it ia a law of pty- choSogy. The pelljr pangs of .mall daily canw, hate often bent the character of men, but great misfortunes seldom. There is leas danger in this than in great good luck and as to ambiticn, I, indeed, have nerer been le understand anybody can more love ambition than liber- ty. But I urn glad to stale a historical fact as a principal demonstration of that influence which institutions exercwe upon the character of na- tions. We Hungarians are Tery fond of thil principle of municipal tclf-govcrnment, and wo have n natural horror agair.st the principle ot" centralization, Thit fond attachment to muni- cipal self-government without which there no provincial freedom possible, is a fundamental fea- ture of our national character. We brought it with ui from far Asia thousand yc.rs ago, and we conserved il through Iho vicissitudes of trn centuries. No nation has perhaps K much suf- fered ami struggled from the civilized Christian world, as we. We do not complain cf this lot. It may be heavy, but it is not inglorious. Where the cradio of our Saviour stood, and where divine doctrine was founded, thcru another faith r.ow reigns, and tho whole of Kurope's pilgrimage could not avert thi. fate from the cred spot, nor stop the rushing waves of Isia- :nism absorbing tho Christian F-mpiro oi Cua- I st.v.itine-. We slopped these rushing vraves. The breast I of my nation proved a brcaEwater to them. We guarded Christendom, that Luthers or CV.vins mijjlit reform it. It was a dangerous time, er.J the dangers uf tho time often placed the costi- denco of all my nation into ono msn's hand, ar.d their confidence gvro power into bands to bo- come ambitious, lltu there was not a single in- stance in our history where a man honored his people's confidence, had deceived his by becoming ambitious. The man out of whom Russian diplomacy succeeded in mailing tho murderer of his nation's novel htid it, but was regarded alwayi wilh But he gained some victories Tvhon victories were thu moment's chief necetiity. At the head of an army, circumstances placed him in the capacity to ruin his country. But he never had the people's confidence. So, even he is no contradiction of the historical truth, that no Hun- garian whom his nation honored'willi its confi- dence, was ever seduced by cniuition to becorr.o dangerous to his country's liberty. That is a remarkable fact, and yet it is not It is the logical consequence of the of institutions upon the national character. Our nation, through ail its history, was educated in the school of municipal self government, and isi such n country, ambition having no fic'.d, has al- so no plice in man's character. The truth of this doctrine becomes yet morn illustrated by a quite contrary historical fact in France. What- ever havo been the changes of Government in that great country, and many thoy have been, to be sure, wo have seen a Convention, a Directo- rate of Consuls, and one Consul, and an Eir.pe- ror, and tho restoration, was the fundamental tone of the Institution of France. Power a'waya centralized; Omnipotence always vested some- where, and remarkably, indeed, France has nev- er yet the ninir'a man to the .eat ol who has not sacrificed his country's freedom to his personal ambitian. It ia .orrowful, indeed but it is natural. It it in thc garden of centrali- lation where the rcnemoui plant of ambition thrives. I dare confidently alSrm that in yonr pri'if country rhero not a single man through u-hose brains has ever the thought that he would wish to raise the seat of hi. ambiion upon thc ruins of yonr country's liberty. If such a wish is impciuible in the United Stales. Institutions react npon tho character of nations. Us who tows the wind, will reap tho storm. History is tho revelation of Provi- dence. Tho Almighty rules by eternal laws not only the material but the moral world, every law is a principlo, and every principle a Men, as well as are endowed wilh will to choose a principle, bin that once choacn, the consequences must bo abided. Wilh self- government is freedom, and with freedom is jaa- ticc and patriotism. Wilh centralization it am i unj with ambition, dwells despotism. Happy, your grtat country, sir, for being so warmly addicted to thai great principle cf i-eif- J government. Upor. this four.dalion your futt- j ers raised a home 10 Irecdom more glorious than the world has ever seen. Upon this fonp.dati. a you have developed it to a living wonder of the world. Happy your creat country, that it was hOiCcted by the, blessings of the to prove the glorious practicability of a federative Union of many sovereign all conservitjr their Stiito their soU-tfovcrr.ment, and yet in Kvi-ry etar beaming with ita oven lustra, but nil one constL-IUtinr. on mankind's canopy. Upon this foundation your freo country has to a prodigious in o surprising period. have attracted in that. Your fundamental have mora in seventy five years than Rome by arms in centuries. Your principiea will conquer the world. By lh" glorious exim- ;4o of freedom, welfare and man- kind is aljout to b-'corr.e conscious of aim. The lesson you give to wi'.i r.ot bo lost, and tho ol the in the lediTiil gov.ernmuni of America and :n its sever- al States, wii! heci.rnc nn instrjctivo ex.-un-ie for universal tdli-ruiii.'n, f.irbeirsnce justice to tho future States and republics of Europe. Up- on this wiil bo got r: i of the question of iangMBjte, and nationalities raised by cunning despotisms in ro murder i liberty, and '.vie M.-ir'.l'.e.r Suites will find security in the. principles of federative union, whilo will conserve their r.i'.tonal by th.> prin- ciples of s-'lf-jfoverninrnt; anJ j abdicating principle of ceasr: to be a blooofield to sjingsiina- I ry utiirpmicn. a tool to the ambition of wick- l men municipal institutions will ensure the velopemcn: of local particular element.'. j Freedom, formerly an abstract political theory I will the hoojeho'..; benefit to mcrucipaii- I ties. rr.i nf the welfare and contentmeLlcf all will "ow happiniss peace ond .ecurity the whole. This is my confident There will at once subside the of (.'lerrnanv'a fata. It will become the of i st.-uiu .LIU iit.ii ,t nhe ;iir. v- v- i j ti r abused after that retorted Mur- i a between Now ork and Buf- phy. indigiuviitly. von i fd. ,s sneeringly repii- I s O r. NI.U i i1.. 1, lit M., >l. Jk ri'. x.. Indndc, and I won't, thin. lie's my friend, t'i! hrid ony .-non till account thai spakcs him.' this, three or four bar-room loungers who anted n little excitement, flrow inslnnlly ar.'r.nd the Irishman, and hcaan chafing him on the su'.'iec; of his fiier.d K--------. In i whiie hi< h-n blood was boiling ove.r, r.nd tho nuiKi-les of hand-; d'tunictins; spasmodically. j A fight ensued, in which Murphy was severely boston, and then was pitched heaillong into the strcot. falo. A greater share of the above tolls hns been pnid on merchandize1 going to, and produce com- from, tho Staler of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, nnd Illinois, sho'.vinar that tho Stale of New York receives a large share of its toils from these slates. Should the tolls be reduced thi- winter, as they should be, there is no doubt but the above State would, duiing tile ensuing sea- son, pay nn increased amount of tolls over last year. At the sale of n parson's effects recently, his library sold frr and his wines for 8300 dol- lars. His wife letter killeth. but the spirit giveth life.1' ny other c.ise, except arrest a'.vshmg 1. No liquor seller can sit on a jury is any trial under this act. (Sect. 9. Prosecutions under this act ihnll be tried in the courts before criminals are under a: 10.) 3. Neither the court nrr ihc of- ficer shall have power to discontinue a suit ones begun, or postpone the trial from one court to S, 10.) 4. In any case appealed, if il be in the form of criminal prosecution, the State's thttt conduct the case, nnd shnil receive the coats, which come to the State in addition to his regu- lar salary, acd thc shall in no case be remit- ted or redn-cad in amount. (This provision mates undoubted authority. ftr A man out West who has a large farm he op all thc hay he can out and the remainder he puts in his A Western editor says that "a child wss run over in the streets by a wagon three yenrs old and cross-eyed, with pantalets on, which nev- er afterwards." IT King Alcohol got n "knock in the head at ST. John, X. B., a fow days since, and it is said .f my iic cspwciiy. This I owe lo my nation's dignity, and, therefore, respectfully thanking this highfy distinguished assembly, in my country's name, 1 j the boldness to say, that Hungary well de- serves your Hunipsry has a claim to protection, because it has a claim 10 to myself permit mf humbly to express 1 that I am well nware not lo have in these hon- i nrs iny person.! share. Nay. I know that even i that which mipht seem lo be personal in your i togit. i. only an acknowledgment of an nrsinrical fact, verv instructively connected wilh a princi- .luible and deaf to crery republican heart that many barre'3 of hfa "bloodr subetance" jn the United Stales of America. Sir, you were flawed down gutters of tbe streets of iho j pleaded to mention in your toist that 1 am nn- cily. red bv misfortune, and bv am- bj mixing in ono but by federating sovara! sovereijjn siitrs union like yours, upon a similar tak? place the national rejpjcsrstion of. ihe vonian states, and r.ot upon s Mcri'.egions- of pansl.'iviim. eqaiveionl to the omnipotence of' the Czar. Upon similar baaii will we fair I Italy, independent nnJ free. Not nnity, tot ''union, will must become the watch-word rf national bodies, into desecrnle.il Hmb.s br provincial rivalries, out of which- a ilock of despots and common servitude. To be sure, it it z joy to great republic, lo feel that the morai influence ;of ycur giorious example has in produ- cing this happy development in ny, and I havo not the slightest of the cf. flcacy of your example's influence. But it one thing indispensable to it, williout which there U no hopo for this hippy isiue. dispensable is thst ;


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of the past as we lead you through the dark streets and
alleyways each night. You may have your own experience! It
might be a tap on the shoulder, a cold chill, or you may
"catch" the spirits on your own camera.
Branson Ghost and Paranormal Tours is locally owned and operated
by 2 ladies who have been guiding visitors through the area
for years
We're excited about entering our 9th
year of business.
So grab your camera and comfy shoes and come hunt for the
ghosts of the past
with us.
'souvenirs', 'gift certificates'
'group rates' available


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I just received in mail that iphone requires hardware which can be insert in headphone jack than only you will be able to make use of iphone as Tata sky remote.
I just received in mail that iphone requires hardware which can be insert in headphone jack than only you will be able to make use of iphone as Tata sky remote.
The device is an infrared emitter. It connect to the headphone jack on the iPhone. Works application for the iPhone Tata Sky. transform your iPhone into a operational remote.
His Tata Sky STB and limited functionality for your TV. You can enter the application settings option and select the TV model and trial it, choose the one that works and is prepared to make use of your iPhone as a remote control. I have this one for free of charge. When it launched its iPhone app that launched a promotion offering free attachment to the first 1000 clientele. Everybody else will have to pay money for accomplice Tata Sky to Rs 350. Put an order with them and the sum is deduct from your Tata Sky account
You're right. There are various accessories such as remote control for iPhone. They have been available in the market for US / Europe for the last two years. Basically, do the same - turn your iPhone into a remote control AV. Some are connected to the headphone jack, like this, and others have the coupling pin 30.
Not declare on their website. I got to be acquainted with it from other sources. Device is offered free to the first 1000 customers who order. After transferring the SMS .You will receive a call from them within a day or two. You will be ask for the IOS device model and verify residential address. That's it. After you remain waited for delivery.
I have mine for free. There are no charges on the bill with him and me is not retained in my account Tata Sky. Infect the small print on the bill states that it is part of a promotion.
I do not imagine almost anyone could ask for. The cause is their website says it is for people with Tata Sky or Tata sky + HD +. They perceptibly will be capable to validate this information before calling


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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) - Norphlet Volunteer Fire Department in Union County was selected as one of the grand prize winners in the National Fire Protection Agency's 1,000 Safer Places: the Firewise Challenge.
In addition to national and state recognition, Norphlet VFD will receive $5,000 to be used for mitigation activities, including chipping of brush, removal of vegetative material, and similar activities that will reduce wildfire hazards.
The Arkansas Firewise program works through the Arkansas Forestry Commission (AFC) and is a nationally recognized wildfire safety effort that works with communities at a local level. Arkansas was once again recognized as the No. 1 Firewise state in the nation for 2013 with 131 active Firewise communities across the state. Arkansas Firewise has worked with more than 250 communities and most state parks.
According to Kevin Kilcrease, Firewise Coordinator, the number one status is because of Arkansas fire departments whose members contribute so much to the community and state.
"The AFC is proud of this fire department so willing to make wildfire mitigation a part of local concerns. It is fire departments like Norphlet that have made Arkansas the No. 1 Firewise state," said Kilcrease. "Norphlet is exemplary in that the department consistently turns in the Firewise paperwork early in the year, well before the October 1 deadline," he added.
Norphlet firefighters and community members, led by Chief Wesley Harper, have worked on Firewise projects for the past 10 years. They completed wildfire safety assessment surveys on structures in their fire district, and developed a Community Wildfire Preparedness Plan, which outlined wildfire mitigation projects. They then put that plan into action, completing education and mitigation projects each year.
The Challenge, a yearlong campaign that began in January 2013, is a way to encourage residents across the country to take steps to combat the threat of wildfire and reduce the damage fire can do to homes and property. The $5,000 prize was donated to the NFPA by State Farm.
The department will be recognized at an event on Feb. 28, 2014 as part of "A Firewise Toast, A Salute to the National Firewise Family." The Salute is a way for Firewise participants to acknowledge their hard work. Norphlet was chosen, along with four other first prize winners, because of their hard work and dedication to the Firewise program.
"Norphlet was the first community in Union County to be recognized as Firewise in 2004. They have continued to renew yearly and continued to educate their citizens on the benefits of being Firewise. I am very proud of Norphlet's efforts and the citizens of Norphlet should be proud too," said Chris Ludwig, Arkansas Forestry Commission (AFC) Ranger for Union County.
Norphlet's community projects have included work on the city ball park to make it fire safe by removing low limbs, dead vegetation, and cutting trees back, working to help single parents Firewise their property, cleaning and burning vacant lots, as well as educating the community on wildfire danger and lean, clean, and green principles of Firewise home protection.
The mission of the Arkansas Forestry Commission is to protect Arkansas's forests, and those who enjoy them, from wildland fire and natural hazards while promoting rural and urban forest health, stewardship, development, and conservation for all generations of Arkansans. For more information, visit www.forestry.arkansas.gov.


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