I (Jai Ibnldl'g Heath.
Oenm-l Olnfrppa GariliiMI, tho Wishing
ton of I y," i,om dcRth ni Caprera cloms a
JoriKMiil i-ventfnl Hh was horn at Niw, Italy.
July ji2. 1807. A son of a nail,, ho was to bel
come a sailor him-olf. Hewas brita few years
ol I when the tiiov. tmnt In tvliioli he was sub-eq.i.-ntly
to pi, yen prominent a part began.
Hie Carbonari liad Wmi the work of conspir
acy Rlre.idy lya.kr Napoleon, and secret
soolotioj pr-ow in nnmbors fiom vear to
year. W..ini. pmsicntod and flyinir to
l'r.ntyJf fslalilM ed about 1830, at Mar
fO'.iea, a paper called In Giovane India
(Young Italy). Onrilmldi then a young Pied
mnntee Bxiior, Julned tho secret society of
which Miiz.lnl wa-t the leader, and afier an
atti nipt, to mlo an Insnrrootiun at Gtmoa was
conipc llod to tako to tlinht,
A fow yearn later, wh n revolution broke out
in Rontli Amotion, we liml him engaged in de
fending the roinllio nf Ilio Grande against
Biaxd. Now on sea, now on Intnl. he always
tonglie bravely with a bund of Ida countrymen,
wns wounded, cauturod by the Uraziltans, Im
prisoned and snlij.rted to torture. In 1843 he
became chief of Iho naval fnreesof the repub
licans otMoiitevid' o const ting of throe mis
er. bio slonps, and h id to Hgiit tho squadron of
Dictator litmus mi. lor Admiral UroAU. lie had
innn it-d i Iih.ii a Creole of the provinee of Sainte
CHtheriue, ihe coti-bratoil AnitB, who became
not only tlio mother of hU children, but a
liantetimit to him. In the battle wiih that
squadron she ehuwed prodigious valor, but
ft'trr a tin oo rlaya' fight tho atnmniiition was
exhausted, and iheouiy thing left to Gat ibaldi
was to Mini his cinft eu as to prevent its cap
ture. He lind lis il the same expedient two
years I'ol'ure. when ligh ing the Brazilians. His
li o at that, tiiuo, as he relates it in his " Me
ni'iires," savor of the moat incredible novels
ol the rental iuiinl catalogue
Hi ieiutnt,ou no's began to pprcad in the
world at lame, f,,r the Bimtli Amoi lean wars be
gan to inter 9 Europe, and the name of Gari
bahli cat'ie frequently before the public When,
a f' years Inter, the tevuliitioii broke out iu
Ef.iopo, lie rushed thither anil landed atGouoa,
" vidontly expecting thai Cliarlos Albert, then
flxhting the m-triaua, would acci pt his eer
viens. Charles Albert knew, however, Oari
baldi'i republican views, still remombi red
bis condemnation to death and declined his
oiler. J J 1 1 1 the committed of puhlio eatety of
Milan, having just formed several detachments
ol volunteer, gave him the emu man I of litem,
ami ordered him to much to the rcsoneol lier
pamo. This expedition was a failure. Gari
baldi retreated towar I Oonin, ami i he bulk of
his votuiit eri duaeiled into Switzerland, while
be hiuisuil escaped to Genoa.
Aliout a rear later tlio revolution broke on
in Homo, the pope look to Uight, and the re
puhlio was proclaimed in the Eternal Cit.v.
Maxxiui, I liun one of the triumvirs, gave O.iri
bihli the command of the forces which were to
defend I'.oiue against the besieging French
army '.'.iider (Jiulinot. It was here that he met
wit'u his lirat meeesson Italian toil, lor he no'
Only repulsed Oiidinot, but, taking advantage
of ilie temporary arnn-tieo con -ludtd at llome,
dashed upo j tee Ni npn itn.ii army encamped at
l'alenlrina, ami with lesi than M.tllli) men do
l'eated the whole ol it. A few dayslater.and as the
Neapnli aus seemed to have reorganized them
selvos, he at acked thoin once mo e at Vellotri
andro utterly routed them that but fjr the hes
itation of the cominunder-in-cuief (Ruselli),
acting I hen in conjunction with him, tho whole
Neapolitan army might luvo been destroyed
and ihe king captnivd. Garibaldi was again
wounded in that ijattlo, but had nevertheless, to
liurry lo tho ileienao of ltoine. The armistice
being. Tir, the French lestimed their attack
with in army ot 30, ODD men and a powerful siege
ar'.illery. Tho siegj, storm and capture of
the Eternal City aro well cniotubored. For
nearly a mouth the tearful uinsacio lasted,
end ng in the extermination of tlio g eater part
of the valiant garrison. Un the 2 1 of July,
18 111, Oai ibaldi ha l to leave for tho mountains
with a loiceol some 3,U0tl men, in the liopo of
being ahlu to rmry on a panisau war agitiutt
the French, the l'np.il forces, tho Neapolitans,
or the Austrian, as circtim-itancei might com
mand. Sharply piii'siio I, ho had to tako re
fuge upon the little no itral State of Still Ma
rino. Fort-inn p iwers, h .wever, interfered,
and compelled the tiuvei anient of bun Marino
to iht-pento Ins lorces, noil he wa- lein od very
Dwell as if he hail been it biiguud. D.iring hi
wauderings in pencil of a silo abolo, he ono
iiigiit leached tl.o vitiligo of Mauiliiole. near
lUveuna, here two poor peio-ants, the broth
ers llavaglia, gave i-h.itei hotn to him and to
bis wile, not knonuig who they Mere. Anita
was pregnant and utterly exhausted. She died
almost iiiitiKili itely upon her arrival, but tin
tioups pursuing G ill nidi were so near that
be dared not lose even tno timo necessary foi
ller liurial.
Alter no end of tribulations Garibaldi snc
ccO'lud in vilely reaching Gjnoa, an I escap id
to the New World a aiu. H embarked tor Now
York ami establish al a can llo in ai' i factory on
Stateu Idiand. Stihsoijueutly ho wont to Call
foriiia,ud in 1S.V2 tui ueil up in Citina. on heard
a I'eiuviau Lire,', the Cameo. Two yeats later
flings had sullicien Iv q uuted down in Italy to
permit his atieuipting tu r turn to 'ha' country,
and he tnnrelore ace p'ed ha proposal of tin
American shipowner to conduct a vessel to
Genoa. When he iva ltcd Italian soil he re
sinned his former activity as a eiptaiu in the
merchant navv ol I'e cliicmt.
In May, 1S51), when the war will) Anstri
broke out, Vict, r En uutiel admitted Garibaldi
to the regular army, wnh tlio rank of major
general, ami pttt him nt the lea I o a voliinteei
corps called tho Caeei itot i il Wo A pi Alpine
JagiOrs -organized by livli nil ClaMiui. In
this dpuchv Gaiibal l vi'iri tlm lirat to put hi
foot noon tite -o 1 t l.omhtudy to attack Aus
tiia. lie took within a le.v nays Van bo niio
CooiO, and pushed the Auatriaus unde
General Un an rowarl Jlilini. Magenta and
Solforino, however, soon brought the war
i.. .. . a r r ,i, , ,. of villa
iraiioa be had to liy down his anus. He was
now too p ipnlar a man to be afraid of
any prosecution ; on tho other baud, the
success which ho bad obtained encourage I
hi in tu lurth r action, and so he immediately
stattc d for Modena and 1'ariua, ami hogun to
i gitite these Duchies iu favor ot annexation to
Picdiur.nt. He lud the i a siiit in pirliamcut,
and made a tierce ait ck on Cavoiu ut the time
the Savoy an 1 Nice questiou was discussed, it
was natural y a gnat otVenso to him that bis
naiive p ace should be I is; to his country; anil
the surrender of Sivoy and Nice was tho main
causeol that bitter animosity which ever alter
existed between him uud the great Italian
minister. Ho no,. Id not take the slightest
l.otice of theaureenient ol Flout bieres iu which
the miuexation h .d bcou stipulated as ihe price
of French a liauce.
Jn 18UH, w'u-ii tho revolt broke out in Sicily
ogalnst ihe Neapolitan rule Garibaldi g it up
an exi edition on tits on account, notwithstand
ing the ell' .its of Vicor Emanuel to put a stop
'o it, Tuo steamers, the l'lomonie and the
Lombanlo, enibarurd about a thousand volun
teers of all uaiioiialitus, who lauded iu a lew
days at Marsala, ciptund 1'u o mo. it ml by
July of the same your rendered Garibaldi act
ual, master of ihe wholo of Sici.y. tie was
proclaimed dicator, and a tew weeks
later, uotwiibs at. din;; all tno pro
tests and efforts ot' tho E iropeau
powers to preserve, the Bourl on rule i Naples
ho ciosscd tho Ktraits m l eutered that ciiy.
His fame had row r. ached its climax though
the Sicilian and Nuipo-itan caiupugm woie
probab y the 1 ast adveumrons aud dashing ot
all be bad uudei taken. The auuuosiiy toward
the l)"Ulboii8 of Naplos was so great thl'oiigli
out their dominions that their so.diersdeset led
the ranks, ai.d the population evei y where
opeued tho rja'cs to Gaubatdi with tokens o 1
the greatest enthusiasm.
'the dictator was always dovoted to Victo''
Emanuel, and bad no personal ambition be
yond i hat of generously uud nooly serving bis
country. He was therefore e . any . induced to
lay ihe newly libe a ted proviuces at the leet ot
the king ol Piedmont. Five millions of Ital
ians had proclaimed Gai ibaldi their liberator;
toe work he had done he did all alono without
aid lioni the king; on tho contrary, with oppo
si ion from him; yet he entered Naples with tee
cry of '' Long live Italy and King Victor Eman
uel," and a lew weeks later the w holosouthol the
S'lib solar was added to tho dominions ot the
ouso of Savoy. On the 21st of October a
plebi citiini was he d in the kingdom of the
Two -icilies. Almost everybody voted in favor
of Victor Emanuel, and he 111..1I0 his cury into
the city seated iu a carriage by the tide oi
Garibaldi, who, immediately after the oereiuoiiy
was over, rolired to Capiora in Ihe modest
capacity of president of the Committee lor the
Libera ion of Home and Venice.
For nearly two years ihe great patriot re
mained quiet, writing now and then manifestos
or proclauiatiDns iu uvor of Poland aud other
oppressed nationalities, Iu August 18U4,
pressed by Mazziui aud the pai ty of aotiou,
Garibaldi undertook an expedition to llome.
Alter having once mure reached Calabria, he
marched on Koxgio with tome 2.0UQ men, bat
was met by Ciaidiul, who repulsed hi in and
drove him back to Arpremoiite, where be waa
attacked by P.illavicini, severely wounded,
transported to hpezzia and subsequently to
Pisa. This was practically the cud of Oari
baldi'a career.
Iu 1SC1 he made a voyage to England, where
he was received with the greatea euLbusiasm
that had ever boon bestowed ou any stranger
visiting that country. Alter his return he lived
almost constantly uu his little Ulitid, nutil his
death ot WvaoiuU. QxUiUL in ih prime
of life, was 6f middle etatiire," witB" broad and
square shotflders, herculean limbs, long brown
ish bair, and beard slightly gray; a heavy and
strong step, saitor-like air and manuer of
speaking. The most charaoteristio part of his
costume was the famous red shirt he wore in
the Italian campaigns.
Of Garibaldi's three children, the two young
men have both distinguished themselves for val
iant conduct on the battlefield. His daughter,
1'ereaita, married one of her father's offi
cers, Colonel Canzlo. Garibaldi was mar
ried a second time, to a lady from whom he
was mstoiiously separated immedi
ately after the eercraony, and with whom he
never lived. It ii ncordel that he was
wounded thirty times, be ween the enconn'er
on the River de In Tla a with Brazilians during
his young manhood, and tne euoouuter with
the papal troops in 1870.
NEWS OF THE WEEK,
Eastern and Middle State.
Thb Maine Straight Greenback State Conven
tion, aesembl. d at Datigor, adop'ed resolutions
asking that the government buy bullion with
greenbacks, demanding Ihe abolition of all
banks of Issue, and approving the acts of the
national committee. The following nomina
tions were made: For Governor, Solen B.
Chase; for Congressmen, Will-am F. Eaton,
Eben 0. Gary, B. K. Kellock acd D. B. Averill.
At a convention of New Jersey Greenbackers
in Treuton resolutions were adopted adilug
the President to veto the bill to rechaner na
tional banks, demanding that Mr. Lowell be re
called, and favoring eight hours a a day's
labor.
Toe American Unitarian association have
held their fil'iy-sevonth annual meeting in Bos
tun, Mass. There was a large attendance, and
t'jo annual report presented a satisiaotory
showing.
A fire at Wilkesbarre, Pa., destroyed the
Wyoming Valley hotel, the largest iu that sec
tion of the State, causing tn estimated loss of
$500,OUU.
W. B. Rogers, ex-president of tho Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology, dropped dead
wh !e addressing the graduating class of that
institution in Boston.
Ninety thousand emigrants arrive 1 at New
York in May tho largest number that ever
arrived at that port In one month.
A great iron strike, inaugurated by the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers of the United States, began in tho
Pittsburg and Wheeling districts. Thestiike
involved over 40.000 men.
Congressman Beltzroover was renominated
by the Democra'B at Carlisle, P
William Marsh ll, seventy-six years of
age, shot and killed himsolf with a revolver at
Stamford, Conn. He had been suffering from
a canoer,
A frightful state of affairs is discovered to
have existed on the steamship Nemesis, of the
Nctherlaud lino, on her recent voyngo from
Amsterdam, Holland, to Now York. Eighteen
chi'drrn dio.l on the sea or in port, the deaths
being meed, as is alleged, by bad and in
sufiiciint food and the generally brntal conduct
of tho crew.
Sontb and West.
Ruben Lucas, a Choctaw Iudian, was ex
ecuted by sljooting at Talequah, Indian Terri
tory, for the murder of Thompson McKinley
another Choctaw. There had been a 'lend
between the two men. Lucas met his death
steically.
As a policoman was taking D. W. Fresher to
the Leadville (Col.) jail on a charge of robbing
Robert Bartamoes, the lattor appeared on the
Btrcet and Fresher broke away, drew a revol
ver, and fired at Bartamoss. The ball hit him
in the right breast aud passed through his
body. Bartamoss stood motionless lor a
minute, and then, raiting a rifle which he was
carrying, fired at Freshor, the ball striking bim
in tbe heart. Both men dropped dead at tho
same moment.
Tue bulkhead in a drift of the Alta mine at
Virginia O ty, Nov., gave way, letting iu a
heavy rush of water and drowning six men.
The sir ike of the iron woikers in tbe East
extended to all parts of the country. At
Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Louisville
and other places, nearly all the mills shut
down.
The Missouri Greenbackers at their State
convention iu Mooerly nominated a full
ticket, headed by Congressman T, M. Rice for
supreme court judge.
Tiia schooner Industry capizod in Lake
Michigan, near St. Joseph, Mich., and all on
hoard, consisting of about ten men, were lost.
Fomy-two persons were killed, five wounded
and property to tbe amount of $31,000 stolen
by the Apaches during the recent outbreak in
Ariz in.
IJAL.k.li CAlUriu.i.u, a uuloied wan, nl.o hcl
been iden'ifli d as having attempted an aeeault
ou Mrs. Martha Paines, near Blythewood, S. C,
vas hanged by a crowd of disguised men.
Sandy Matthews (colored) was hanged at
Mem phi Tenn., for the murder of another
co'oied man named Polk, who had enticed
away hii wi'o. On the same day James E.
Harvey was hanged at Cirrollton, Ga., for the
murder of Arbor McMnllan. Wil iam L.
Moore was to hjvo been hunge 1 at the eatno
time for tho murder of John B. Ward, but early
in the day took poison anil came near living.
He was respited until tlio next day, when the
sentence of the law was carried out. '
A masked crowd of 100 men at 3 o'clock in
fie morning came by rail from Ashland, Ky.,
to Calit-ttsburg, took George E lis out of the
j til, aud returning with him to Ash and, near
the p aoe of the murder and outrage of tbe
Gibbons girls last December, hanged him to a
syoamore tree. Ellis had just teen convicted
of manslaughter on the indictment fo( ihe
murder of these girls. It was bis tesiimouy
that convicted Wil iam No d and Ellis Craf:,
who are now in jail at Lexington. Ky. The e
three men were taken from Catlettsbnrg nnder
military escort last January, to escape those
who were in pursuit
From Washington.
TrtE triAi oi tne star route cases began In the
WaoliinL'tou criminal court by the impanoling
uf a jury,
l-'un May the government receipts were as
follows:
.'ustonn 118,197.754
iitoru.il revenue 15 504,310
.UitOolluiieuus 2,81'J,2U7
Total $36 551,301
DuniNo May tho publio debt was reduced
610,375, 411. Th3 following is from the debt
statenien':
''adi iu the treasury $212,103,768 C5
Goal certitleaiesoutstaii'iiug... 5,055,420 00
silver cert ficates outstanding.. 60,730,220 00
Certificates of deposit outstand
ing 12.330,000 00
R'fuiiiliug uenidcates outstand
ing 470,550 00
l.ogil tender. ouUtaudiug 310,631,010 00
Fraoiionalcuireuoyontstandiug 7.013 77
Cash balauoe availabiJ 141,4U,b76 69
Indications of an extensive invasion of the
Indian Territory have been reported to the
commissioner of Iudian affairs.
The fo. lowing is a statement of the coinage
executed at the mint of the United States
during Mar:
Denomination. ' Pieces. Talne.
Double eagles 65,800 11,11(1,000
Faxes 409,000 4,090,000
HuH-eatjlos 851,600 i,758,000
Total gold 870.400 $7,664,000
Standard dollar 3,262,000 $2,202 000
Five cents 632,000 49,100
One cent 3,830,000 23,3u0
Total minor. 9 912,000 $52,400
Total coinage 6,060,400 $9,67t,000
Fortiffn News
A ipeciaI dispatch ftoni Cairo, Egypt, says i
"There is a fearful panic at Alexandria. The
European population fear for their lives. Thsy
are leaving in hundreds. All the steamers are
full. Women recently confined have been
taken on board to escape the brutality of the
rapacious soldiery. Arabl is forcing the popu
lation to sign a petition to depose the kiiedive
at the bayonet's point, using Halim Pacha's
name to gain signatures. Tbe eoldiere are
likely lo oppose the landing of tbe Turkish
commission, and will fight. All churches and
places of amusement are closed, Sma'l arms
are bought up at famine prices. The English
oonsul summoned from Europe for the occasion
Is calm but firm." Arabi Bey informed the
khedive that he was deposed and that Prince
Halim would succeed him.
The Russian czar, desirous to appease the
people, has decided to grant reforms. Two
commissions will be instituted to consider the
question of central institutions and the share
in tbe administration to be given to the peo
ple. At a meeting in a publio room at 8t. Octavp,
Quebec, the floor gave way and Bbotit 203 peo
ple were thrown to. the floor belo. A man
named Fortin was crushed to death and several
other persons were injured.
Eight persons were kdled and twenty injured
by a railroad colliion near Heidelberg, Ger
many. Lightning destroyed the poorhonse in the
town of Oesthammer, Switzerland, aud twenty
persons were burned to death.
The Jewish town of Gorki, R issia, has been
almost entirely destroyed by fire.
Bruce, the English or,lt, won the grand
prix de Paris, the g eat annual French racing
event. Last year this race waj won by Mr.
Keene's American horse, Foxhall.
Garibaldi's death creatod a great sensation
iu Europe, particularly iu Italy an 1 France.
The municipal council at Rome and the French
chamber of deputies adjourned o'lt of respect
to his memory. General Garibaldi's will orders
that his b dy be cremated and the ashes pre
served in a porphyry urn near the tomb of his
dead child at Caprera,
A bloody battle has been fought in Chi.
huahna, M xicn, between a band of GOO
Apaches and a body of 400 Mexican troops.
The battle raged for six hours, t'.ie Indians
fighting with desperation, but b.iiu final y de
feated with a loss of 37killel, 100 wounded
and 10 prisoners. The Mexioms had one
officer and eight men killed, aud two officers'
and twelve men wounded.
fOUf i'-lSKTESTH COSttKESS.
Senate.
A bill was introduced to establish a uniform
syst'ini ot bat k uptcy....'lhe Senate bill au
thorizing tho ia:o of tho old postollico site in
New Yorii was pj-sod ...Tue Japanese, indem
nity li.l was ilebated without action. The
Hoti-o bid to cnlargo the powers aud ilii'ii s of
H e ilep.it tmeut of agriculture was repoited
favorably.
A bill was favorably reported by Mr. Sew 11,
from tho committee on mtli'aiy affairs, to re
store Vi'Z John Potter to the army, with the
rank he hold I efore his dismissal. The vote
in the committee on the question of favorably
repiiitiiig tho bill was ts follows: Yeas
Messrs. Sovrell, Conkrell, Maxey, Grover snd
Hampton. Nay Mr. Logan. 'Messrs. Cam
eion, of Pennsylvania. Harrison and Hawle
were absent. .. .1 ho Houso army appropiiath.il
b 11 was reported favorably, with amendments,
ud ordered to bo printed.
Ueaee.
Mr. Rerd called up an amendmentto the rules
introduce i by him to prevent dilatory motions
in the mater of contested eleciion cases. Mr.
Randa 1 raised the question of consideration,
aud Mr. Kenna moved that the H niso adjourn.
Mr. lice I made the point of order that against
a proposition to amend tho rules to pre vein
liiibucteiing, motions could not be inteipused.
L'ron thU point of order followed ono
of the most animated debates that has taken
place this session. Mr. Reed stated the rea
sons why in his opinion an effort to amend the
rules of procedure should not and must not
be thwarted by iho opposition of a minority. Mr.
Randall replied, the chief of his proposi
tions being that parliamentary rules aro main y
designed tu ptotec the rights of the minority.
Mi ssis. Carlisle, Cox, of New York, aud McLaue
also upoku against, and Messrs. Kassou, R.be-i-onand
ltohiuson, of Massachusetts, in favor ol
Ihe point of order. Fiual y the speaker dot ided
that the po in- of order was well takou, aud the
House, by 150 yeas to 2 nays, adopted the pro
posed ameijduitnt to the rules. Ihe House
then decide! by 150 yeas to 1 nay to consider
the Contested election case from tlielld district
of Soutu Carolina, and the deadlock was
broken. A protest agninH the rulinj ot the
spoiker was tiled by the Democrats.
The con-ideration of the Mackey-Dibble
contested election case was resumed. Spcechos
in behalf of Mr. Dibhlo were made by Mr.
Athenon, Mr. Moulton and Mr. Dibble him
solf. Tho arguments in behalf of Mr. Mackey
were presented by Mr. Ratiney, Mr. Junes, o(
Texas, and Chairman Calkins. The resolution
fiom the elec ions committee declaring
Mackey entiLled to bis seat were finally
a it.pted bv a vo'e of 15D to 3 all tbe Domo
crati exec) t three refraining from voting, aud
Mackey was sworn. As t-oon as Mr. Mackey
was sworn in Mr. McLane presented a pie
am1 le and losolutions reciting the motions
made by Mr. Hprmger and oveiruled by the
speaker, the appeals which Spr uger had at
ten pted to eu'er, but which the speaker bad
reiu-ed to mtcrtain, and declaring that the
sneaker b- censured by tho House. A Bcene of
tumult followed. It lasted about twenty min
utes, many of the members talking and ges
ticuiuiing at the same time. Finally the resolu
tions of censure were tabled by 88 yeas to 141
uavs.
it.o House proceeded to a consideration oi
tue cjii estoJ o eciiou caso of Bisbee against
Fiuley. the sitting member, from the Second
concessional district ot Florida. After de
bate the seat of Mr. Fiuley was given to Mr.
Bisbee by 111 yeas to 0 nays.
The Hoin-e coniiden d tlm Alabama oontested
eleciion case of Lowe vs. Wheeler, M'. Wheeler
being accorde l the floor to c ose ihe argument
in I is own bohalf. Alter furth.r del am Mr.
Lowe was given the neat by a ote of 149 veas
to 8 nays.. .The Senate joint resolution was
pas ed lor thi printing of the memerial address
ot James G. Maine up in the hie and chaiacter
of the late President Garfield.
A Sagacious Donkey.
In no part of tbe world, probably, is
the ya'ient aDimnl, which is too often
treate.1 with cruelty, bo well cared for as
in Spain. In this country the donkey
and the mule are petted and btcome
great favorites, end among the peasan
try they arealrcoit looked upon as mem
bers of the household. As showing tbe
wonderlul influeiitH which kind treat
ment will exero bp, especially on the
denkey, we aro told that aSpaniBb peas
ant who possessed one was ia tbe habit
of jonroeying from bis home to the e ty
f Madrid for tbe purpose of conveying
milk to the customers whom be supplied
there; and every morning be and bis
donkey with laden panniers went their
accustomed round. One dar, however,
tbe peasant beoame ill, and having no
one to send, was in rather a seiious
d 1 mma; whereupon his wife nigs e-ited
that the donkey should be d f pitchei
alone. Accordingly tbe panniers were
filled aa usual wi.h the cans of milk; a
piece of paper was attached, requesting
customers to n-eabure their own milk
and return the oaDB, and tbe donkey
started off. In a short time tbe faith
ful creature returned with the empty
cans, having duly pe. formed his errand;
and not onty did it continue to do so
for several days, but its master after
ward learned that it did not mecely ge
the usual round, and trubt to the cus
tomers ooming out to it in the road,
but bad tbe sagacity to go up to their
doors an) ring their bells (which in
Spain citen pnll downward) with its
mouth.
How to keep home Refuse to place
a mortgage on it.
six days with brigands.
Aa Itnllnn Offlctal'a tJnpture. Retense'niid
Hirnngn Kxperleucrs.
The reappo.trauce of brigandage in
the distant nihborood of Pal tit mo
Sicily, so soon after tbe recent rejoio
ings has pninfully impresstd Ihe in
habitants. The particulars of the treat
l ent of tbe ex.8vndio, Bignor Notur
bartolo, by the btiirands have become
known since his return. A &oon as his
companions had been disarmed by the
pretendid ratrol the ex-Syndio per
f ived bis mistake His captors were
dressed in new Bersaglierf nnforms.
poke the jargon of soldiers, and had b
.boi'onghly military appearance, render
ing it likely that they had all once
-frved in the army. When Sipnor
Notarbartolo paw tbe state of affaii
ie at once told his captors in n
lectded manni r that all threats or
bad language toward him would be rf
no avail, and svtoh was tbe efi'eot ot his
m ericrity of character that during the
whole term of bis detention the brig
a nds treated bim with deference and
ecpect. Ilis ci mpanions hud been sent.
way with a letter to his family, appris
ng them of what had occurred, and
that a rancom of 75,000f. was demand
d. The brigandri first took Signor
Sotaibirtolo into tbe woods, and then
o a grotto, or rather deep ravine, iu
iliemountai' n, where he was detained for
ix days. The cavern was constantly
ittardr-d by two of the brigacds, who
bud changed their uniforms for the
torn dress of peasants. The light
penetrated this ravine for only a few
hoars of tbe day, aud during that time
the prisoner lould read a number of the
llvue tli Deux Mind's, which he hap
pened to have with him.
This was his only amusement. He
was not allowed to smoke during the
day, lest in sn doing he should betrav
the place of his concealment. 'Ihe
brigands calltd the ravine their best
palace, faying that they bad others in
pieces more difficclt of access, but that
they bad chosen this as it was more
comfortable for -'his excellence." Dur
mg the first evening they conversed
frankly about their affairs, recounting
their exploits, and then begged their
prisoner to excuNe them if it annoyed
him, but they did not know how tu
talk about anything but their own af
fairs. At the end of the mx days (dur
irg which, in accoidance with the peti
tions of tbe family aod a high function
ary, the brigands' bad by order of the
Minister Depretis been left nnmnb st
ed) the fum of 50,000f. was conveyed tr.
them, with which they expressed them
selves content, telling their prisoner
that he would le immediately re
leased. The latter then asked for Lib
watch, saying that it was a keepsake
very dear to him. With characteristic
oourtesy ic was immediately restored to
its proper ownet; not, however, bef ire
one cf the brigands bad eyed the chain
with great envy, exclaiming that it was
very taiteful and beautiful. The ex
Syndic immediately declared with vi
vacity that all efforti to deprive him of
it would be useless; on which the
brigand who had taken a fanoy to it de
clared that his wish to have it was quite
disinterested, and that he would gladlv
pay for it. At ths timo the band bad
assumed very good cloth clothes, bad
rings on their fingers and gold chuinr
to their watches. Signer Motarbartolo
was received in Palermo with great de
monstrations of joy, the street in whieh
ho lives beinir illuminated by the in
habitants. Measures for arresting the
n.alefact.rs were then immediately
taken, tbe dibtriet around Termini,
where they are supposed to ha still hid
ing, being surrounded by military,
London Ntws.
WISE WOKDS.
Nothing comew ot violence. With
out piace the works of the law are
naught.
Nevtr exhibit too great a familiarity
with a new acquaintance; you may give
offnse.
Happiness is always the inacaessible
pas: In which sinks in ruin Mb en we set
foot on it.
No furniture is so charming as bonks,
even if yon never open theru or read a
single word.
Tho power to do great things gener
ally arises from tho willingness to do
little things.
In nil Hcienoos the errors precsde the
truths, and it is better they should go
first than last.
Without courage there cannot be
truth, and without truth there outi be
no other virtue.
We judtie ourselves by what we feel
capable of doing, while others judge us
by what we have already done.
He who comes up to bis own idea of
grea'nens must always have bad a very
low standard of it iu bis mind.
Instruction does not prevent waste
of time or mistakes; and mistakes them
reives are often the best teachers of all
B ware what you say of others, be
cause you only reveal yourselt thereby.
man doesn't think to look behind the
dor unless he has sometimes stood
there himself.
Experience always leads to modesty
when wisely used. Ic never leuds to
boastful cotifi lence or to self-idolatry
It ban been too often rebuked to claim
infallibility, and too o I ten humiliated to
set up a primacy that may not be chal
lentted.
S imetimes there are living beings in
nature as beautiful as in romance.
Reality surpasses imagination ; and we
hag breathing, brightening and moving
before our uvea siehts dealer to our
henrts than any we ever beheld in the
land ol tJep.
Ku'td nlv Wpnlipned.
"I lufiered with rheumatism of the back
and hip ior a mini I er of years, ' said Mr,
Thomas Morgan. Stioerintenilentof Streets
" I was waited on by physician, but they
gave no permanent relief, and I resolved to
try St Jacobs O.l. My rheumatism weak
ened at the first attack of its treat enemv.
St. Jacobs Oil, and foon 1 was well."
Cincinnati Times-Siar.
If we accept as truth the statement
that every adult man has enough phos
phorus in his system to nruke 1 0(10
packages of friction matches we may
easily explain why it is that when be
slips up on a banana peeling be sees
4 000 vackages of friction matches
strike fire.
Mr. Michael Bobbett, 77 Sargent street,
ionoee, r. x , was cured ol a very severely
injured knee by St. Jacobs Oil. Bays the
luicuesicr i,im x.) bnnrlay rieraiq.
One of the features of a Roman carni
val is a .riderless horse-race down tbe
crowded Oorso.
, Decline nf Won,
Nervous Wea..iiu a. Dv.-u-uia. Impotence.
Sexual Debi ity, cured by " Wells' Health Ke
newer." tl. fruggiats Bend for pamphlet
to x. a. n ells jurn y City, a. J.
The Science of Life, or belf-Prenervation, a
medical work for every man young, middle
sa t oia. io uvrtiuatu prewnpiioaa.
Terrible twtern'fs.
Dr. R. T. Pianos, Buffalo, M. Y.i I burs I
friend who suffered terribly. I pnrohased I
bottle or your "Favorite l'rescription," and,
as a result of IU use, she Is pnrfeotly well. J.
Haiut. Bnrdett, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's "Golden
Medical UlsooTery " and " Fleasant Purgative
Pellets" purify the blood and cure constipation.
The loss to tlio emire country i o-r. year fr. m
decreased crops, consequent upon tho extraor
dinary drought, is eetimntel at $750,000,01)0.
Dr. R. V. Pikrcb, Buffalo, N. T.: Dear Sir
For many months I was a great sufferer.
Physicians could afford me no relief. In my
dosi air I commenced tbe use of your Favor
ite Prescription." It speedily effected my en
tire and pe manent cure. You is thankfully,
Mbs. Paol R. IIaxtbh, Iowa City, la.
A i,i, the coal iisod in China lias heretofore
been imported, but recently good paying mines
have been opened near Pekin.
If yon are billons, take Dr. Pierce's "Pleas
ant Purpative Pelle s," the original "Little
Liver Pills. Of all diuggi-ts.
A census of the city of Mexico is to be taken.
It is expected that the enumeration will show
a population of 230,000.
Urnte'i'l ItTlvr.
84 ARCH Strf.pt,
Fottsville, Pa., Sept. 22, 1881.
H. H. Wabner Co.: Sim Your Safe Kid
nev and Liver Cure has cured me of indigestion,
dynpeptio and kidney affection with which 1
had been troubled for four or five vears.
John D. FuBTEn.
Trade depression in Pt. Lonis is very marked.
It is in consequence of the destruction of the
Southern trade in the lately inundateddiBtricts.
Johes A Blair. Att'ts A CorrwsELons at Law,
Law, )
I St.,
jiooms 0 ana 7, nines lilocK, I'ourtb
lies Moines, lowa, Aug. a, lHou.
To the Holman Pad Co.
For the pa-t fix years t have suffered from
malatial troubles aud inactivity of the livar,
caii-ing in ilgest.ioii and headache most of tbe
time, and at times continuing for fifteen or
twenty dnys wi hunt relief. 1 have taken al
the modicinei kuo vn. 1 was recomm' iided to
life your Pads. I did so and found absulut
relief, and am frank to sty I regard it as a
positive cure. I now wear ono all the time anil
would not do without it. I write this becausi
I leel t his is duo you, there br ing no longer am
nuestl n in my mind as to their merit.
rouis truly. w. at. jones.
On Thirty Dnya' Trial.
Tbe Voltaic belt Co.. Marshall. Mich., will
send their Electro-Voltaio Belts and other Elec
tric Appliances on trial tor thirtv davs to an.
peivou aluicted with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality, and kindred troubles, guara'nteein
complete restoration of vigor and manhood.
Adilress as alKive without delay.
P. S.-No lick is incurred, as 30 days' trial is
allowed.
For DTSPEesiA, imhokhtion, depletion of spb -ts
and general d. bility, in ihcir various orm-:
dso an a proven ivo agtiinct fever and ague am
tin r ink rmitten' fevers, the "Ferro-Pnoaphor-.tod
Elixir of C.iliftia." mado bv Caswell
Hazard & Co., New York, and old by all Drui.
ibis, is tne neat ionic: ana lorp.it touts recover
ing from fever orothnr wlckntw- it bus no equal.
if you i re lKtiiicnn an i cai pv, mere is om
nay and no more by wnich mj i may be madi
carolers and nappy Uie Carbolmo, a deodor
ized extract of petroleum. It will positive!)
make new hair grow.
RFSCl'EI) I'M! OM DEATH.
William J. Cough Un. of Soliiervllle, Mam . aayc In Hip
fall of 1S76 I waft taken with nt.rxo'.NU ur the lcg9 fol
lowed by a severe cough. 1 lost my appetite and rlesh.
and was conaned to my bed. In lKTi 1 was admitted t'
the hospital. The doctors said I had o hole tn my lung at
lilK as a half-dollar. At oiiiTtitne a re-port went aroiunt
that I was dead. I gave tp hope, but a friend told me ol
DH. WILI.IAjM It ALL'S MA I.SAM IMU TUB LUNliS
I pot a bottle, when lo nty surprise, 1 commenced to fee
better, ami trwlay 1 feel better thaii for three years pusl
I write this hoping evrry ono ullUeted with niseuscil
l.umrs will tulteDlt. WILLIAM HALL'S BALSAM, and
be convinced that C iNSl'M I'l'IO.N CAN ItK CUHKD. I
can positively sny it litis done more good than alt the
other medicines I htivo taken since my sickness.
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Sent postpaid by KW VOItK MiWSPAPKU UNION,
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A 1.1. EN'S rtrnf n Fnuil-eiirr-R Nervnun rtahllltv J
Weakness of Generative Oruaus, lis 1 all dnipruistH.
Sen d lor Oircu lar. AJlen'a Puarmacy.til: Fi rut av..N. Y .
THE MA UK LIS.
KEW VORK.
ftfiefflattle-rrime. live weight 12 13
Calves Cora n to Choice Veals. 5 i$ a
Bbeep fM fA
Lambs '
Uogs Live 7. $ J
Dressed, city ivfi'lS i"t
Flour Ex. State, good to iaucy S 45 (o) D 00
Western, good to choice o to igj io
Wheat No. 2 lted 1 43 a 1 4ii
No. 1 White i au 11
rtve State 87 04 s
n'ni-lAir'rwn-rnwnil State 1 DO (si 1 08
Cora UngradedWesteraUixed 72 ftj 82
Yellow Southern 92 48 92
Oats White State 63 04 61
Mixed Western oo (ifl
Hav Prime Timothy (5 08
Straw No. 1, ltyo 71) 7o
Hops Mate, IBSl, cnoice io iai m
Cork Moss, new, tor export. ..18 H5 Of 18 40
Lard-City Steam 11 45 fell It
Itortned 11 75 (s,ll 75
Petroleum Crude 7
lleaued 7?,0 1
Butter state Creamery, nuo.. au (a -a
Dan-y IS (si 17
Western 1m. Creamery 17 ftfl li2
Pantorv 10 Ci 17
Cheese State factory 6 9 11
Skims i MS o
Western... 7 (9 10
Eggs State and Tenn ay,m a
Potatoes Early llose,tate,bbl 8 75 sj) 3 87
BUFFALO.
Stoers Good to choice 7 50 8 12
Lambs W. stern v uo i) au
Sheep We tern 0 5 64 6 75
Hogs, Good biClniico Yorkers.. 7 75 OS 8 15
Flour-C'y Ground N. P o; ei. 9 00 Q 9 50
Wheat Ko.l.IIardDulutn.... 1 68 08 1 63
Corn No. 2 Mixed 79 04 79
Oats No 2 Mix. est 67 04 67
uarley Two-rowed state..... vu ss vu
BOSTON.
Beef Extra elate and family. .16 50 18 00
Hogs-Live 708 8
Hogs City Dressed vy,'iD iu
Pork Extra Prime pel bhl...,17 Ou 1S 00
Flour Spriiig Wheat Patents. . 8 50 04 9 75
Corn Hi:t. Mixed 89 (y) 0
Oats-Extra White 60 OS 69
Rye-State 93 1 00
Wool Washed Comb A Delaine 46 08 8
Unwashed " " 28 80
WATEBTOW2I (MASS.) CATTLE MABKET.
Beef Extra quality 8 76 04 9 75
Sheep Live weight 5 04 W
i jam oa o w a
Hogs, Northem, d. w 10
PHILADEl.FUIA.
Flour Penn. Ex. Family, good C 00 6 25
Wheat-No. 2 lted 1 41 04 1 41
Hve State Ill 7
Corn State YeUow 69i4 69
oats Mixea oi its o.i
Butter Creamery Extra Pa.. .. 25 04 25
Cheese New York Full Cream. 1104 12
Petroleum Crude 6 018 7
Beiined 7 1
Anionic the medici
nal moans of arrest,
inn dixeaae, liostet
ter's Ktotiitich Bit
tera stands prc-eml-
nent. It checks the
further progress ol
all disorders of the
Rtnmvh. ltver unA
tjowcls.rert ve the vl-
iai mamma. prevent
:LMil r..n.n,li,.u ..l.o,.
I and fever, incrennei
un ucuviiy oi the
kiclnev h, counteract!
u:iitiency io rueu,
inatiKiu, aud is i
genuine stay and
Boiaou io anea, In
arm ana nervous
iHtrxoii.
For sale by al)
DruKKistsand Deal.
on Kenertuiy.
B'nt In Ihe world- (Sel the sepulne. Kvnr
ne. Kvert
Im iniitkfiil
pciiiri lai -ur ii-Hne-imiru iumi
razei -a. Bill. if j. r.it i iif.n t,
L- DI'KK KI.IIOIIM HA I It. Madame Wambold'
OBpecilio iH-rinauently removes Hmierfluoua hail
without Injuring the skin. Bend for a circular
Madame Wambold, 34 Bawycr atreet, Boston, Mm,
tei mmmwrn inNEW MTVI.K fcr.i n.r,...
Uu B Is I JV-iuld on the IuKtalliiiunt i.hn,
lltal&bk W0ent Oman In eximeuue for the
pnoe texuia. aaq i u. w. tuLiztu oapiianown, .J
SSt(lS9n per day at homa. Harness worth M dee.
JW CIUBRATII) "S
AXLE 6REAS
A REGULAR CIRCUS.
Iftherelsonetlilngln all fheworM
that allure the averace boy and de
lights people generally, It is a well
inanngeo ann innrmicniy erpiippcu
circus. 1 ho children ot a city or town .
rcem to know of Its coming by a kind
L Ul lllliiilioii, nun I'l epiiiu neu'iien iiki jr.
y The pennies, hitnerto dropped Into
ine mt.-iKioniiry-ijox wnn cen?cicnii
ous regularity, are now faithfully di
verted into nn old cot"ce-pot In the
cellar coiner for prospective use, and
a.i -J scrap-racial, om paper, eic, ao sno
?j JH stantlnl servlecin thcvwiy of securing
S3 J tho amount of an nrtmistJon tec. But
33 Cfl for all that, we believe fully In the
5 1 "1 properly conducted clreim as a means
of amusement anil divcrt-lon, and are
happv to state the gratifying fuel that
the circus or rather Its proprietors
and employes experimentally be
lipvo in St. Jacods Oil, the Great
Pain Reliever of the at;e. Hon. P. T.
Darnuin's Greatest. Show on Earth and
Coup's Mon iter Miow can be taken as
li
S'tweo
t':M0 typical cases. The former pays : o
jAcotn 0;t. is in vso bv many rinc ar
tists now engaged with P. T. l'ariiinii's Greatest
Show on linrlii, united with tho Great London
Llrctw, snnijer s lloyai uruitn wennfri no ann ine
Inteniatiuinil Allied! hows. Fromll.nrry cfl'ect
upon thur-e who havo occasion to employ It, we
have no he.'iitatl'.u in pronnincin: tr. jAcons
Oil tho beit liniir.cut which has ever been
hrmi-rht to ntir notice. It is wonderfully effica
cious in subduing pain.
Hiancd) Haunch, hati.et livTrmsyow."
Tho Press A.Tent of Cntp's lion ter t-how fnys:
Iu eases of rhcumati.-.m or cninnlaints of that
Uindourarti-:ts know how to cu e thcmn.dve:. very
pecdily. St. Jacobs On. is u very poptilar reiti
cdy ar.ion,y our people for rheumatic ptiins, nr.d
as long as they ci.n;:ot it they wen' tmPcr much."
Mr. Frank I. l ravno sayj: "1 have suf.cied
terribly from rhcuriinttsm In my right shoulder
and arm.nudntthoPamctime 1 had severe pains
In my chest. (Sometime fiinco I rend something
in a newsTianer nhmit tho remarkable cures of
ST. Jacods Oil, aud I thought I would try tlmt
remedy. I tell you I am mighty glad 1 did. for
after using one or two bottles of that preparation
I felt no pain whatever,and have had noiiesiii. c.
I am firm believer in ST. Jacobs Oil, and I want
evcry'uodviu my company to keen it near then."
N V N U-
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fuam tf W H bill
tmri. writes: ln una woDk I imvo umila nearly il.Otl, l.tHili; biHci ilmr fit intii i.iter I t nre mil.i nl.i'r
SHhuesI every 'louao." An auni nl wink in DioimiU. rilu: "TUu Utnl tell U:ih I m mil I intuit orwi (410 Imiu a
leiostltiU ut tny uwil iik'vubi." lettym iimltm;; ninnliir ttitu.iiunu nru C"nsuuill cmuing lo ua All lie riii--ini-w
timke money uiut'li la-btur tlinn agtmib wera uvr kimwu u muke it uelnis Any unt ctm butmnu-tt lui't-vKsliil hccui
8 Nu uno can Tail lo tu.iku urunl i-iy. Tuut: A Cu , imiIiIkiIiuii. Inou nlunyk tinen in the (font. Mini iixw umku ti) far ltiA
crL'iittfHi olt'tir uvor put Ijo1.h liiu American nuoplo It is iioi hi nil iHKitiiniM.n lm lin.so tii mot mx ller liuina 1'V
CiUMke uvr $JU tt ilay. Aiknis W amku tur llio well kimwu. jrreiil l.imil) puiilii-uiiou. '1'iin I lldt h aTk i Kamilv IUhai.i-
- imblithod munthly by Truo A Co., Aiuoiata. Mama. Tt-nns $1 luiir. Tli IIoihIiI i iIim Ittrut-M nnd im-l elutMili) fl
OilliiilraU'd liiunly puolicatitiii in Amoiicu. antl wtmovur Hiryi mtydtuijt to 1 1 u I'lnttrury umkn iHieiuontt ilmi it iimiv -gtrue;
e.u-ti nmubor cuntdins 24 laryu imtfos. 1W l-u lmIumhik. All e-ur buret. iI.m tt.tm-iii ot uuoioua antl fur tur O
pHibeii. i'i UttAUTIFUL AND KLKUANT l.HKUUOb tilVKN Vlif.. TO KaCH Sll HM II I lit" It. K.u I. nl Oiriia clifollnii it w.irtliT
Civil of the ordinary piclures liml are e;ivon lo Ktilini'i ilioii. A a hen mi hi I -oi ka ul ln;li wrt, ilioru rlirtmnifc Ih( MirpAas n 9
Aou'iureii evr liulore present oJ to tlie uljcrihai tur any pulihcalion Ah li k i n aohmi.v au v (Huh VV aenil ihi-A
Hentld A motitlii live to nil who now ijbniTiiv, or til'toeii iniiillm in all fur on ly $1 . linn nu n ufiL-i ui.tin- pe.-pia lc
Mii.'f cribe at oiua, ami taken tnutlier wnli Hip nninentte HlantUnl piililu'uiiuii mul (lit l i-i-iiniifiii uutl valuat.lv prr 9
c.miuin cnromoa.eiiHDies air en it to eeurv a buiitiiit ai aiiiioM every leiimu ihey vimi (im run i Ohm.i rn AtiiiM-jj
ce aenil to those who order Ouirhi; il woniil mil be lienl to imtUish our term heio. oui tciina aie m.il hberul iml"
gwiubie all who take auenciua lo mak money t.ixtei (ban
Svjl irir. i tie larueHi. nmsi iniiirnmceni, and expensive
cotiaiata of the 12 nieiniutu chrouioa. aaiunle eenies ol
J;ltusineaa, anil giving private term a to ayenia bl.ink bcriiiiMii liata tiiirni'iini Ux tvoikni); iu tbe it iiri'efKiui
iriamier, and certilieatenl auency abiKvoiH thai ynii aro appiinli-il by ua aa ayeiil Tina luiue epeitate Uuilii o
OrKkK. but inanieaHure to (inard Hi:ional unprinetpluil per mma onleiiu it wim lo nut mean btimiiefa we reiiore9
fit bat H cents be aetit when it ia uiUeieil. Hint U imr.-ly pny lur ihr piu kni mul piH(! lne : I be Mil til it -el I arfl
ctiiniikh tree. Al a further aat'euard. we reiinre evory pot nun who txtlei itn Oullii to i-nd ua a eiiy of Iba Ccltotwin! Z,
b'letter: Thui A Co. Semi me al onee the aueiil a new Oullii. I InMlilullt ptwinme and amine yiiu tbui I order iheO
gUuttit for tbe purpute ol k'Hik lo work ai the luiaitieai ami not in unlet lo get tl lice by nl pu Hit! Hie unaiae an,l a
ceal of pAckuig. liiiclnaeii I Bend 2.rieeuis. Name. I'tt olbeo aildmi t'miiuy . rttata W?
Qtnke poatat:i atampa, ami it m bailor to Maud them Man to put ailvur in a Iriier We eietiHiita tbe nta delivery m$
g -'''"d cendit inn or every Outfit that ia onteied. Tb uiaila are very inniwnuliy and ii i Uvs iv en 1 small u:t) o'o
money in a common letter. If we have more apiiicninn lor agenciea liein any lei-nim ttiiin we ined lo ilo work
gibe money sent for penlaue and pavkinutin (luttila ia rem mod in oimo and tbe Ouilit- ire ol i'ltune n.t acni We wl!l
S ret urn the & cent sent for poatnue and piukin lu miv ptn mm who, ou reieiiii tbe ( lut lit ia mn aalirlied wttb tl tug
all refcpeeta, or who. on trying ilie liitnita ia mil luily aattwhed. No one (ails all are mere iban uiir;ej How
S'Afirsis I'omhict thk Businkss. The nji-ut liavmtt ordeied ami raitived an t) til til troux nr.'tiiel trom limine tn bouirg
Sttbttwuifj; Hie itiiimiuolb ii lust rated paper and ele'iinl prt'iuiuit) elii omua . tieexptainB ibul t Imse w!m aubai'riba Do a
imyinn only $1, will receive tbe paper lor nitre n ueuiibs, ami all i ol (be ehrmuoa hee Tbeu ouce a werk or aa oMenV
g ta tbe atrunt may ttmik bual. ihe uameaot tbeaiiliHcribera aerured are lonvnnled to ua. aa anuii a a lint oi uhacrilierf A
-,in received, we forward lo the Huenl (be lull aet ol li preiiiintu ebromoa lor eiti'b uliarrilivr. anil a receipt lor eat'b
Oentitliug bim or tier to the paper for lifiucn month. We ihon commem e lo aend tbe iiaperb to aul.'sini era at utit-eO
ftund coutinue regularly tor til teen months. Wbeu the aneut receives iho cliimuoi be L'"i-a ariuiiid anil delivera tbentffi
Clo ibeaubnt iiiiei. coilet'tiiiK 1 from each; thue it will be seen th.it all counet-ied wub i tie lotaim-a perfei-t'.y pim?
and easy. We (oiainutec thu tnilu delivery io good condition uf all tliAt is onlereit . if any ibiut.' ia loal ot diouacedS
Obile pnashiif lbniujti lite mail we are always ready lo bll the order over apt in al our own expose Oca Ki.h;mO
Hkesiiusi Chhomos. 8o miuli room would be required that we cauimi tfivt deacriptnui ol lliee U line works of )uli?
art. each one of which ia worth ten ut those ordiiuinly piveu to siiioenbeia; tbeielre weaunpU kiv ibeir oamebS
A .rtitles. Premium cbromo No. I is entitled Tho Mouaiehs of the Mountains. No. The l.nile Miulvni No 1 a
f( i-ofchiitK tho Meadow. No. 1 Ulan 8oo Vim. I'aua. No. ft The Uullimwro OrtoU No 6-1 he Blue Jay No 7
eUuliiand let Liimh. No. i-ihir bitllo Our.len. r: No ft-Tbe Aaaa.ill on tbe Kweeia Nn hl-Tbe K.ault No ll-g
tf.Motbar and , Llnltl. No. U Happy ilnurs. HpaukTixb. Many people Lave apaie time thai thev would like lo turn,
ZUl n,hV A P,''ton can take an agency and earn (tiitu a sum ot monev rapidly and easily duriuii apart time Order
gan Outfit M once and inve the buaniuta a trial. Now is ibe liiuu. ll Hh at I a v luiiohueor buamehs are pei-pleffi
-.!iiakinKsuch irreat pay, without tbe iuvuatment of capital as are tbe amenta for the Herald At preMU thia mav beX
vcalled a royal humiiuns. Many aueuts who work at the buainoas all the lime conaider it a poor day a work when the)
jgdo not earn more than 10. It touts iiothintt or next to lioibniK to yive the buameaa a innl Thnau who need pr.-til O
- nble work should not dohiy a day. for now is the time and dolnv ia money leal. Km; t;k ow in the bniuea if you?
wittli to at all, lor it is likely that all tbe agents that are needed will sih.ii bo entiaued and thia adv eriikeuiviit may 9
gum appear in tbe nnpernjfioti. Now is the frtvumblo time lo make tho lareM proliu uhilu Hut tit-Id i new. Kl h-hihb O
Sihtiao who waul the lai'noal, rheanesi, and uuhI f;iuiilv pnbliialton in Aiuertru topdhui with the lineal premium pict 7
uitif evr seen, will take ihe llendd. Thusa who read this who are not called on by our aueiil aboold aeud $1 to u$
.iii a lutter: those who do an will receive; tho premium cbronms by return mail, and will alo rei eut- tho paper reu &
linly .ir one year and throe months. Keiuemher we guarantee ihe safe dalirery tn n Uoiolitiou of the prenmim
bclirornoa ami of every u umber of tbe paper It uuyihiuK is lsl or damat'ed in tbe mail, we always supply it aam al9
,our own ex pf n be. Monkv to bk maok. rapidly, eaaily, and honorably bv thoae who secure agencies No other boar A
ueas pnva atieuts an well. No other busitieas nnl retiiirln a lare capital aud ureal trauaactioiis (hvk any one as well "
AH agents at work are Just coin ma money. Header, you can do Jual as well aa any one if ym will but o ahead : all
Aearn tnc-'tt pay. Wealth is not accumulated without etturi. but energy when properly directed, will often muke nioreg
tnr.DL'y lu a short time than can be made in many years of ordinary labor. Those who secure ajiencies will nml tlmt we
filiate directed Ihom in the right way to make money honorably arid easily In pleaaant biiamusf. There fa no Hnkft
whatever, no capital is required for testing the liusineat. No one tun lose anything in anv event, while on tbe other A
"Pttaiid. no workor can fail to make ten tunes ordinary day waes: In view of all thia those wlio read tliis who need prutll-9
gnble woik. who do not make au elfoit lo snriii e an aaency are short-aihled. aud !iuk the elements that muke sue ft
eieasful men Ladiks make Lbe very beat of auonts. and at this business generally earn quite as much as men. Even?
votiior boys and nia can work up their own loralinoa. thereby earniiiK a liamlsome sum without bemu awav fi uui9
ghuiue over nifrbt. Don't fail to ordor an Outfit at once and ie the buainess a trial if you wish to quickly make adk
thir?e sum ol money, for thai will be a great mistake A bllle enerpy i.ut forth in tho nht diiectiou will often avcum
!lihl ondrs e now need msny new aicents. The pay thai we offer Is tarire and sine. Now is the time for am. lift
;we are bore to hnvoall the amenta that we can employ to advaniaire. W keep agents supplied with all the sampled
copies tiiev need. free. All. neon t a alone excepied. must send It) cent for each sainnle conv railed for Anv m eiin
lo-u.nil this buaineKs succetilully who can carry around
pnn on Ijfvomi a dubt. There never waa au i
tH urea i.ii airunry nowenn earn imineuse pay is also
...
Slm.-ivire to euj-'-je all tho at'ents that are noeded lo work up the I'tiiUai Hlates and Dominion tr Cioiada and weft
.ira:ikly auiso Ilia reader who wisbos to enuauu lu the most profitable business ever put heiurv lem.lo uvu.e ml
v ilitIH' fll HfH O fur am ill u t t ha fl .run la that im iikiiiIi.i1 l.a I . ..... i i " SI
61 - i-r i r i - V i .in ii e
tor tli-jupid .rtuickly lillod by persona of eneriry
f" r wi . i -horourlilv eat abl shed publiabinii
Lul n I eder. we have but stale- candidly
T ' n!' liur t i ,ry tho buin'fts there ia no chance for
' i V u n,"R.MWI xpianatloiis. coverliiK aud makinK porfecllv plain every po.tit. We can vuaran-X
W. rrje:. vl'ie'-uii (iaiiu aent free io tUoso who apply for the same, bul the bent wavU tooidoran
j. ... ,..-i.-nV saving inno. u,iav la ni.mov
ES07AL
TltWilsoniallapttlcCMMnjCiiijaiii
beg to announce to the publio
that In order to accommodate the
greatly Increased demand forthelr
Magnetic Garments thoy have re
moved their principal salesrooms
and offices from 63 Fulton St.,
Brooklyn, to ii Efcst 14th St., New
York City, where all communica
tions should be addressed, and
all checks, draftsand P. O. orders
bo made payable.
WILSONIA
MAGNETIC CLOTHING CO.,
25 EAST 14til STREET,
Wevv York City.
r r.r inil'Ra.
. futiieM, mutliem i
children. Thomniuls yt o-tf tlrrt. Pennine fttm
t uf f fliifL'r.tiif.cyt! i,r ruiinirc.vuricmt? veini
r llll J Iltll-0. Th..l!-.tl'l i.f Hllf(-1MT!l ni
I'AlhM M..ur..l 1..r Itnntnu. S..(ilert
.timi wtirrsmt? iror.ir-fM.t,iig,timii Buld. g.il.lten
i. I iK irnniiHT f-r y ur rurliid nt t-iict?. 8 cud 9
li ,1, ' ' ' "--"'"'cr. - ntin rt-n.ma
wy ninl Ifntitny Itiwi lilniikf nml Itisimrtiritm. W
lit I 1 rnti rel't-r to tVx'ti-mv'n f p. n 1- tu r mul THmt.
ir-LJ A Mr. j H.v.iiirerrr'cJfiCo.l'fAsioH A
fciS Patknt Ati'yt, I.utun; .i-. WiiBiimaioa. U. Ct
mm MM LAY.
An KnjHiHh V tt-riu ir;- Sinr;oii au1 Chen it, noif
ri'.tvi'.int; in '-"if i'.kuiI l"'. s t h tlin.t liiuHl ol ( lie Hoi-hq
n ml" "Ktil" I- mtin-ss..;il i;, re.'uv wor. UUh rush. H
:i .s ti.:tt Simi iti.iii's Conlil it n li'l(;isiirr uhMttliito
! i.iut'iui i miim-iiHt'lv va'iia!i-. Nithnin on earth
ivii Urn lav like sin i .tl.ui's C'oiMlilii n I'ow.
.Ur.j. l"so, out- (i-itMi in-ill ii M M- pint ot lotui. Sold
fvi v v.-;ien, ovmMi h- i!'i i-u-H lohiTKfunii. 1.3.
JOHNSON k (!O.Jio-iiiii,.Mni w., toviiifil' U-iiiyor.Me.
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Bio ul, ami ill eotni letelv eliatiKfi tue liloixl iu Ilia
"iitire H' stein fn tiirco nifinlliH. Anv person who
will lake ,ue I'ill caeli nij;li' Irom 1 to liweeks uiifcv lo
restoretl in 'onnlln''tli, if -fi u t lif ti;z lie pnsfltlil,
Sti 1 t'vcrvw!,! nv s j 1 )ri!l let' S letter stamps.
I. s. ,lo;itiN Co. liuNiou, iIuH.t
III fin I'v M,ni!-n.
I i'ui i ' -mt.ua
li.ii j.: O) ffOO I'litft'S
(trotlit vn i
I'lit.'fiidoii-i. nl isf.onut.fto
: i ik l.i tli-' t ti:i a al iinrtal uf JomO
! Ac..lMM.l.is;r.o: ili-- Killing, tlie house,
i.-ivj i:iino! alter iK-uili, Ins wife, hif
AND
.-.tj . LihUca l.urtt in uLtU.nvry. me I'orOi
im in.!-it; t..e .ii.iiirc.iti -..iImhi lull pice
:l ;f.v. Cimi-ink-n. AliKNTS
f i v:. i'i !. t'ir tii. us lice. OLitfits40fta.
r.ns .i tu ivilv out: liiiorv lit-ware of
l V--'"J -in illur ul t-f tu. (he Lltmi! IHulrMrd
C ii ci U V ' p in II ill n mm i iiyt"". Turi itre onty mo
t !iewt, I,isryet itn it Cheufet
V ," f i ll.. I 0. N" 1 "'cm ,t; i St., Ci.i. KUiatf. O.
'.'. .'J't ".:' :'r--.o-i'!.
i i ;riti,sfc ( a Kltl M.h l it., ( in'tl,
PIVI.OYMIINT AT 1IOMr:.S5 pkh day. Nfay
L JbllM.. No l't.OOI.i Nt.. b.lllll l''S mid hi-ftCt . IDC.
bLLld CO., 'J. UiomticlU tstiect, boMuu, M.tB.
V I'elt e;ui le nruln in a f Ineabtv,
y;tUW Siiuietii.il" eutii
tils. 1
.1,11.1
toll, Mus
EVEUYBOIiY "WANTS IT!
EVEUYi:OlY SEEKS IT I
, ; ...'v : vy
..v. 1 1
mm THYSELF, JSiMl
!1IE SClFXri? OK I.IKFi Oil, fcLK-
it:!:si:! wriov,
rs a mdirnl trntifjc on Exhausted Vitalftr, Nnou(!
ind Pli'sira.1 IieliilHy. Premature Ueeliun In Man;
jtau indixiirusabh; treuliHu ior every uiiiu, whothet
ount;, middle aj.-nd or old.
i HE frCIKNTP. OK T.TFFi Olt, SEIiF-
Piii5:uv ation,
' bevond n1! reiut-.t' ou the uioft estraordinnry
voi on Pii- tiioln..'. i-vt r t utilisbed. Th-rt- if nothing
vh-itever that the in-ii-ri'-d or sin;-ltt can fit her re
juire. orwi-h toluo but whul N Uilly exijlained.-
i aonto (iiiihc.
rilE Kt'lEK II" UKEi OU, fcELF
IK iri:VATION.
rnstrnets (V( poin lie il'h how to remain en, and thfl
invalid how tu o.v. -me v. ell. ('(Uitaio-- one hundrt d
ind twejit ti i- iuvauud It i peripUotiK t r all t'orioi
l aeute and ehronie ui:-i ast s, lor eaeh ot which a
irsi-i-liihf iilsii-jiu v.ould charge trom i-J to tl'".
I.Oli'lolt .KiM f t.
the kciem'e ok i.iffi ok, 8elf
ii:fi uvatios,
Contains lm'-ei, tine steel enrtivuips, Is superbly
tound in I reiicli nnisi:u: endured, lull k'ilt. Il a
narvel ot art and h ' , ' utted to be a hett-f
uedieal book in ivt r s-tiian can be obtained
Ucwhere for double the linen, or the uiouei will bo
etundcU iu vvvi- insl.uieo. Autu n;
THE fc"C'lEXK OK IJF. Oil, SELF-
PKESEH V A TIOX,
Is so murh BUi'erior to al) other treatises on medical
ulijeetH thai comi uribou i? ubholutuly iuiobsible.
Huston lltntltl.
THE bCIESE OK MKEi OH, f ELF
PltESC!! V A TIOX,
tssont by maH, ."ffiroiy se:il'., imstpald. on receipt
f i rice, only t-i.'Jf, limtv udiiiou). tiuiali Uludtratetl
-ninpU's, (le. bend now.
Thu uuthor can be cousulted on all diseases re
liuriiiK "kill and experience. Addrew
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
or V. II. I'AKKEU, M. I.,
1 llu'flneli Sfrpc-t, Iokmi, ntnuff
$72
A Wl:LK. a dav at Home eamlv mudn. (Mostly
Outlit true. Add TiaiJt &. Co., AuKusia.Muin-
0 efi K (O CO 6 CO 0 Co V.' A f (OCO
w vtui(Hmi!t tm iiui iu mm tun Mvoil 1 1 m i h ( hkU mid
iiiuru lu "ii loniiuil hi4e mm (eiunt nititi Minn I ruin ;
viilim of tliu iiiiainutia. hiiiI wre lint a.onpl
ul tu md v r 9
I n lurv lnrur.tk
ul .Netvioik wriitt eitierUny l anen
un lit ,ir .Ml " X I ml ml'mui ut tl ctrk in ttie SlulD ol Mia
hberul ani
ever tiiey expelled u at any Im-incn (ItH A
wiiini mer piacmi in the lmnii m Meno by any pnhiit: en o a
tho Herald, a lurL-e i-iit ijl.tf exel'Uiiint in li'iail all ubcut tbev
the Outfit aud show It tliat in a liu-t ihut i iHi,li.t,il ,iaa
iuiitiuut (n iu coiiiiui'i. i io i i iiiut anv on u who
eatablu
iitit bavonil tbo shadow of a doubt. We aro taking
r u u a cornice aa iiiik iicver reumilts openw
and shrewdiieas. If you uke an aueucv l- r the ll.'iuld rmi ir..ft
brn, who have the means lo do al thev po-uiso. no mat X
what oiher.ared,.lnaud what wo behove veil can do. A.$
bias in any event. With each Outfit we slmk) iniVATF TVau-6
loat. Addroaa Ttll'K A Co HuluVhe'B Aiciistn Mhiiia
We?
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