Dh LOXG'S HARD FATE.
Bow Nrr.r lie ( nmr in ."cur.-Ttcnrons
B.ir u-tl Mainly tn Vi.lu - Hlorlc 3 . old ir
Nut I
Tbe plane wliete tlie borlipn of D
Ling's party woie found, which I him
visited, wiiteaa correRprnnVnt of the
New York Herald, is fifteen miles
nortbenat of tio Hat)'! cf Stolboy. the
prominent pillar like rrck in the Ltm,
Ttrtipre the river branches east to DikofT.
De Long had all a'onn imagined that
StrObny was ft rntth, nnd supposed he
had pased it lon before, and two
weeks before his death he said in his
note book: ' Quite believe we are on
the island of Titary and twenty five
miles from Knmak-SurVa." He was
bewildered by the maze of rivers flow
ing and intermingling on the delta
proper, and in bis own weak con lition
had pnt the distances accomplished
long r than they really were. When he
reached the bind on which were the
doctor and Ah Sam and tinder the shel
ter which was a little way off, most of
the others expired. Then he must have
seen clearly tbat he had miscalculated,
nod that he was at leant a hundred miles
from the Kuniuk Suihrt, which a few
davs before he had imagined only twenty-five
miles away.
Fate seemed strainst him. Had he
landid thirty miles further west ho
would have struck a village of natives
who reside north of Unlun all winter.
Ho also patted by within twenty versts
of a but where twenty reindeer carcasses
were hanging for the winter food. He
had rnfflrtunntclv no.RhotP'iTi froTn.ita
uuviuK uc jeiii nj ins oruers on me
ice when the Jtaunette wont down, and
inougn aeer were rare there was no
lack of ptarmigan. De Long is con'
stontly recording here "numerous ptar
miean tracks, unt for their capture
Alexia uaa only a nuo. and thou eh
good shot only succeeded in obtaining
very lew.'- un tne day Noros and
Ninderman were sent away by Do Long
a large flock of 200 ptarmigan settled
witnin a quarter ot a mile of the party
but none were "hot. With a single shot
gun in Alexia's hands all might have been
saved. 1'ne season was too late for deer.
A strange incident, p.lso, came to my
knowledge at Gntnovialck. It seems
that some Tonguse natives, travoling
irom ino nnrtu to Utltoll, saw tbe foot
prints of the party two days old, and
picked up tt.o Ren-in&ton which De
Ling had loft in a hut half way from
the landing place to the bluff. The
natives were frightened and. thought
mar, tue loon nuts wrro those of smug
giers o- robbers, and left the ground
without following. On arrivinc nt
Gemovinlck they heard of the presence
of the Melvillo party of three, and the
Jess of tha o.iptatn s party, an t thv
fearing to be punished for not following
tne footsteps, tept their information to
themselves for some weeks until too
late.
De Long made mistakes in endeavor
ing to fceenre the safety of his own tiri
vote logs, which were bulky, as well as
the scientific instruments and other
listless impediments a heavy burdun
for the men. There could have been
left in the cache near the place where
they landed, but they had to bs borne
by the men throuh all the days of their
weary march. The things filled one
entire dog sled when found near the
bluff. After Noros and Ninderman
left the parvy did not mako more than
eighteen miles fron Oo ober 9 to the
90!h...,PTvogS',fij'ci"chtrrts up from the
plHce under the bl ft" where Mr. Collins
and the others d d. and where they
would have been swept away by the
spring fl lot s '' the t p of the bluff,
where the doctor ond Ah Sam perished
ut ne only . snccetded in carry-
rying tue ennrr. case up. .Even be
fore Noros und Ninderman left De Long
was very weaK. lie wed to walk ten
minutes and then lie down to rest, say
ing to the men, "Don't mind me; go
on as far as you can. I will follow "
During hia wanderings on the delta De
Long built a largo bonfire as high as
tbirty feat every night, the lust one
being a few hundred yards from tbe
bluff, where they all perished, in the
hope of attracting the attention of
parties who, he kept saying, would cer
tainly be out looking for him. Bat the
fares blazed m vain. There was not
human being at the time of their death
within a hundred miles. Melville's
party at Gemoviulck wtre about thii
distance sway.
Ihe blaze from such a large bonfire
on tbe plains of the delta should have
been seen in tnut frosty air from forty
to fifty versts away, and had the search
parties been out the probabilities are
mat jJe JLong would have been rescued
I he river was open till Outober 5, as
De Long sajs in his notebook. The
Lena 8 mouth near Gemovialck, is very
wide and very shallow. It was frozen
over and broken up repeatedly from the
time jueivme and his party landed to
Uotober 5.
iue tomu ana tne large cross over
the grave on the mountain, near the hut
of Mutock, may be seen at a distance of
twenty or thirty versts. Arrangbments
navo oeen made by uovernor Tcher
naien, of Yakutsk, to have the entire
cairn covered with a deep layer of earth
lo prevent the possibility of the sun
tLawing the bodies in the tomb. If thin
be done promptly doubtless the bodies
Will remain untouched by decay for
ever, as t.h vroanJ tf rani.j froaoD. on
the delta all the year t-jcuci at a depth
of two feet. 'Ihf bodies can theiefore
beremoedata Jutt-r date if desired.
General Tchernaieff has also caused a
Russian inscription to be prepared
to be placed on the tomb, and
has given orders to the officials north
that every care shall be taken to pre
serve the tomb and the monument in
good condition. Captain Jarsens. chief
of a Russian meteorological expedition
to the Lena delta, who leaves for the
north in ten days and will reside on tbe
delta for eighteen months, has consented
to keep a lookout for relics of Ohipp'e
boats during his journeys, and will urge
the natives m well to keep a lookout,
and reward them if they find anything.
Captain Jar gens has built a wooden
house, iu wbioh he takes up his resi
dence, and it is to bo floated down on a
flatboat to the delta, where he will
establish his headquarters, probably
near Barkin.
Chronio poisoning by arsenio has re
ceived the experimental attention of
Doctors Caillot de Poncy and Li von,
and the results of their observations
may be of value to certain ladies and
not a few medical practiotioners Small
doses were given to cits at intervals.
Under the influence of the arsenio they
were able to take more than the normal
quantity of food. For a time they in
creased in weight, and presented every
outward evidence of good health. By
and bye a change occurred. The cats
had diarrhea; they lost appetite; they
became languid, and they died in an
BEmio and lean condition.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Enntern and Middle State.
A "National Temperance Camp Meeting"
opened the other day at Ooean Grove, N. J.
Geoiiob WooDBtrrr, of Derby, Conn., aged
fifteen, bent over to watch the motion of a
grain-cradle strung by hi father's hired man,
whon the blade struck him In tbe throat, cat
ting the Jugular vein and causing instant
death.
A rmzs fight with gloves in Oilmore's Oar
den, New York, between Johu L. Sullivan and
" Tug Wilson," an Englishman, was witnessed
by over 12,000 persons, who paid each flaor 12
admission. The conditions of the fight were
that Sullivan was to knock Wilson out of time
in four rounds. Sullivan failed to knock out
the Englishman in four rounds, and the latter
was awarded the victory and somothing like
$10,000.
Ths New Tork Greenback-Labor State con
vention at Albany adopted a platform reaffirm
ing tbe one adopted by the convention at Chi
cago June 9, 1380, condomning the rail roc lis for
their conduct during the strikes, as well as the
penal code and the prison system of the State,
demanding that incorporate capital should te
restricted in power, that all publio officers
should be elected instead of appointed, that
tho thirteen specific; demands made by the
Central Labor union of New Tork city were
to be approved, and declaring the party to be
the original nhti-monopoly party of the conn
try, F.penetns Howe was nominated for gov
ernor on the first ballot. James Allen for
lieutenant-governor; S. J. JtcParlin for chief
judge of the court of appeals; S. J. McDonald
vougiceQlliau-at-i.e,...
Great damage was done to property in Boa-
ton by a heavy storm.
By. the decision of the highest tribunal in
Connecticut women are now cntitlod to prac
ice in the courts of that State.
On December 16 the ship Theobald, Captain
N. L. WaterhoUBe, Bailed from Fniladelphia for
San Francisco. Since tbat nothing has been
heard of her, and she and her crew of nineteen
men are supposed to have been lost.
Miss Fansj Tabsell, Bister of tbe noted
Irish land league lcador, died Buddenly of heart
disease at Bordentown, N. J. Miss Ttirncll was
tneuty-cight years old, had been conspicuous
in tho affairs of the ladies' land league, and
frequently made appeals in behalf of tue Irish
cause at land league gatheriLgs.
Gekeual N. M. Cubtis, a Federal govern
ment employe charged by the New York Civil
Service Reform association with receiving from
other officers and employes of the Federal
government money for politic! purposes, was
found guilty by the United States circuit court
and sentenced to pay a fine of (1,000. Genoral
Curtis will appeal to the United States supreme
court. The case has excited much interest in
political circles.
A rirrsBVBO (Pa.) dispatch asserts tbat ol
tho total number of ironworkers who went on
a strike more thau eight thousand have rc
Burned work at the wages demanded, and thai
about thirty thousand men still remain idle.
James F. Walsh, tho nineteen-year-old boj
who, in January, 1881, murdered hia sweet
heart, Barbara Groenenthal, a servant girl
sixteen, in a jealous ruge, because she refuse J
to accept him any longer as her lover, wa.
hanged in Brooklyn.
A Finn at Fairfield, Me., destroyed a larg
part of the place. Four saw mills, a Bash and
blind anl two furniture factories, and one
builders' manufacturing eitahllobmout w.r.
burned with their entire contents; also fir
dwelling houses. The loss is estimated a
morothan 100.0C0.
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houses, two lumber yards, and a row of niuo
dw Uing houses.
Tue cptaia aud crow of the echooner Alex
andria, which was abandoned in a sinking con
dition off Barnegat, were picked up by the
steamer Will. am Crane aud lauded at Boston,
South and West.
United Staisj Sematob Brown, of Georgia,
lias given $3'J.0J0 to the Georgia Stato itniver
ity for the purposo of eduoating poor young
men.
As impromptu duel was fought nearWedder-
bum's, Va., between Joseph Addison, of Balti
more, and ltichard Garland, a resident of
Lunenburg county. The duel was fought
at a distance of six feet. Addison's
pistol hung fire- four times, and he
only fired once, the bullet striking Garland iu
tho wrist. Garland fired five times, one shot
taking effect. Addison died from the effects
of tho wound. The duel resulted from Gar
land telling a young woman who lives in
Lunenburg county, to whom Addison was en
gaged to bo manied, that Addison was flirting
with her.
Mns. M.utv Lin-cols, wife of ex-President
Abraham Lincoln, died in Sptingtlold, 111,
from the effects of a paralytio stroke received
on the eveniDg previous. She had been ill for
a long time. Mrs. Lincoln was born about 1815
in Lexing on, Fayette county, Ky. She was
the daughter of Doctor Robert S. Todd, a
practising physician woll known aud groatly
rospected in that region. She wag married in
1812, and was at her husband's side in
Ford's theater, Washington, when be was shot
on tbe night of April 14, 18G5. Mrs. Lincoln
suffered such a shock by her husband's assas
sination that her mind became to a certain
extent affected, and it bocame necessary about
ejven years ago for bor friends to take leal
measures to hare her placed under restraint.
Under medical treatment she recovered sulti-
cuntly to be released from restrain), and aha
theieuuou ar.ea rut' Europe, wnere sue ra
m tiueil until the fall of 1330. Mrs. Lincoln's
eldest and only surviving son is. the secretary
of war.
Carefui.lt gathered reports from Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kansas,
Arkansas, Louisiana and Missouri show that
the wheat crop which is being harvested in
many places will be much above the averago
and tbat the corn crop has been greatly ad
vanced by rocent warm weather and light
rains.
The steamer John Wilson, plying between
New Orleans and Atchafalaya river, struck a
snag at 11 o'clock r. u. and rapidly sank. Six
livos were .oat.
At San Francisco 250 Chinese cigarmakers
struck because three of their fellow countrymen
had been discharged. The strikers were
promptly paid off. m
Tub strike between the boilermakers and
their employers at Cincinnati has been ended,
the men resuming woik at an advance of ten
per cent, on their former wages.
Two years ago Dr. Roberts was killed at
Millville, Mo., by Dr. Keys, a youug physioian.
Keys was twioe tried, the second trial resulting
in plea of insanity being sustained. He was
sent to the insane a-yluui at St. Joseph, but
was released recently as cared. Upon big ar
rival in Millville Charles Roberta, son or the
murdered Dr. Roberts, was told of bis pres
ence. He len bis shop, secured a revolver and
bunted Keys up. He opened firs on him,
wounding him in the breast. Keys started to
run, but Roberts followed, firing two mors
shots, both taking effect, and Keys died almost
instantly. Roberts was arrested, m
OaoAB Goodwik, cashier of the Logansport
(lad.) national bank, stole $1S,000 of the instl
tatioa'n funds and then disappeared.
. At tbe Texas Democratic. State convention In
Galveston a telegram was received from Gov
ernor Roberts declining to be a candidate for
renomination. John Ireland was nominated
for governor by acclamation.
A mbit of three women and four men were
on the Portage river at Houghton, Mich., when
the boat overturned, resulting in tlie drowning
of two women and one ot the men Mrs. Josc-pl
Blanche tte and Grorge Lacrosse and wife,
Jons PrnrNOEti, aged 103 years, died in the
Cuunty Infirmary, near Marietta, O,
The Georgia Democrats at their State con
vention in Atlanta nominated a full ticket,
head ed by Alexander II. Stephens for governor.
J. R. IIaqoou, a prominent citizen of Warren
county, N. C, aud widely known throughout
that Stato and Virginia, was crushed to death
by being caught in the machinery of a wheat
llircshcr.
At the Ohio Democratic State convention iu
Columbus the ticket nominated consisted ot
John W. Oaliey, tho present incumbent, foi
supremo judge J J. W. Newman for secretary
of slate, aud Henry Woible for member of the
board of public works.
Drntxa a fire in a shingle mill at Saginaw,
Mich., two boilers exploded with terrific force.
Two boys were hihUutly killed, and a nuinbci
of men wore hurt more or loss sorlouBly.
Wnn.E a Mexican wagon traiu carrying 18t
kegs of powder was going down a bill noai
Helena, Ark., some of the powder exp.oded.
Tao Mexicans and four niuloa were blown to
piccei". Another man was blown to a height ol
1 JO feet and killed.
A rriTY of Arizona vigilantes in pursuit o!
William Mu'cahy, John Kingsbury, and a no
torious outlaw known as Nevada Jim, the mur
altera of two Mexicans, overtook them in I
mountain ambuscade. A furious fight, in wbicL
rillcs and revolvers were freely used, followed,
Mulcahy and Kingsbury were shot dead,
and one of the vigilantes was wounded. Ne
vada Jim was captured and told to prepare for
immediate death. While tho party were pre
paring a rope to hang him the prisonei
snatched a revolver from one of them and shot
Limsclf through the brain.
Willabd's bank, at Jonesborough, Ohio, has
failed.
Glowino reports of tho abundant harvests
are continually received from nearly every
polut in tho west.
The Indians aro on the warpath in Arizona
and have killed many of the whites, burned
building-", carried off or slaughtered stock and
laid in waste the ciops.
An unsuccessful attempt was made on
recent night to burn the town of Seattle, W. T.
The attempt was evidently made by a broth'
of Tayno, wl.o was lynched last spring by the
citizens of tho place, and his gang of despera
does. At tho tap of a boll tho viilauco com
mittee assomb od and hastily picparcd a list ot
the names of twenty prominent " roughs,"
whom they ordered to leavo tho place before
daylight or abide tho consequences. Tho
order was obeyed and the town was cleared,
From Washington
Tue President sent the following nomlna
Hons to the Senate: William Hale, of Iowa, ti
be governor of tho Territory of Wyoming; J
Schuyler Crosby. f New York, governor of th.
Territory of Montana; Wilsin W. Hoovor, o
California, associato justice supremo court ot
the Territory of Arizona.
Mns. Scoville flle.l a protest agaiust th
probate of any will of Guiteau or agaiust an..
iti-ers lesiaiucutfiry lssma to any persoL
other thau herself.
The President sent the following nomina
tions to tho Senate : George M. Sabine, of Nt
vaua, tj be United States di-trict judge for She
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w. vniciia, All,
Foreign News.
The first arrest undor the repression
occurred in county Kerry, Ireland.
bll
A tETTEtt from Lima says that tho provincial
government of Peru has given up all bopo ol
foreign intervention to prevent the epoliatioL
01 1'eruvian t mtory by Chili.
A Tasama dispatch says that a serious rail
way accident occurred on the Taltal railway
in wiucii ren uvea were lost and property
valued at $15,000 was destroyed.
ABiiiiiAi, Seymocb. of the British attacking
fleet at Alexandria, has issued a manifesto an
nouncing thst he baa undertaken, with the con
sent of the Egyptian government, the restora
tion of order. Nobody is allowed to leave the
town after sunset,
A fibe jn Smyrna, Turkey, destroyed 1,401
houses aud rendered 6,000 persons homeloss.
The French cabinet resigned in consequenci
of a vote in the French chamber of deputies
hostile to the government i ill for tho crcatiot.
of a central mayoralty for Paris.
As earthquake shock in the city of Mcxic
sent the pooplo on the streets to their knees
Not much damage was done, hut tho building,
could not have stood much more rocking. The
shock was felt for niauy miles around.
Colonel Puilipono-v, tue into commander o!
the St. Tctor and St. Paul fort at St. Peters
burg, accused of treating Nihilists with undue
leniency aud of participation iu their con
spiracy, has been sentenced to degradation
from his rank and exile to Siberia.
Tcbeev agreed to enter the conference of
tho great powers on the Egyptian question.
hie LIcho shield was won this year at Wim-
blodon by the English team of riflemen, their
total score being 1,530 to 1,505 for Ireland and
1,491 for Scotland.
A vote of confidence iu tbe government hav
ing been taken by the French chamber of dep
uties, all the cabinet members exapt the min
ister of (lie interior withdrew their resigna
tions, and tho oriels Was sivfolj ijooeod.
A deluge of rum has occurred In Bohemia
and the destruction of property and crops i-
iucalculable. The bodies of forty-seven per
son) who were drowned have been recovered.
A large part of the harvest in Bohemia is de
stroyed.
In tho district of Salmaripa, Mexico, the
Apachts have been depredating terribly. In a
recent ambuscade Colonel Lorenzo Ortiz was
wounded aud three soldiers were killed and
three wounded. The congressman from that
district, Don L. T. Provincio, wag also killed
by a roving band.
How tho Two Leading Parties Balance.
According to the census bureau tbe
total voting population of the United
States in 1881) was 12,830,349. By
comparing these figures with tbe elec
tion returns for 1880, we find tbat
3 619.370 votes, or considerably over
twenty-flve per oent. of the voting
population, took no part in the choice
of President, although tbe canvass was
an unusually exoitinct one. Of the
total popular vote tbe Republican can.
didates received 4 448 053. the Demo
cratio candidates 4 442 f'35, the Green-
backers 807,306 and 12,690 were scatter-
ng. Garfield s popular vote over
Hancock was 7,018. The Republican
vote was 48.26 per cent of the whole,
and the Demoora'io 48 25, whioh shows
remarkably close division of the
popular vote between the two great
parties. Buffalo Express.
The man who "retired from motive
pnrHuiba" bad on several occasions failed
to oatcb railroad train,
rORTLSEYENTl COS GUESS.
Seaoft
The tax bill was tabeitp and tbeamend
nent reducing ti, tn manufactured to
bacco to ten contB a ponntwaa dicuso&.,..
ne nonunnnon of Daniel aiming to oe post-ua-ter
at Poun Yan was rtoted.
Mr. Logan introduced S'ill making an ex
ception tor the provisions' tho Anti-Chinese
bill of vest-els bringing llnese passengers
who merely wish, d to cm the oontincnt on
iheir way from other ecntnes to their homer
...A motion by Mr. Oeorgo retain the stamp
tax on bank checks, dra' ts, ders and vonebcis
over I00 ,n amount was rested.
Mr. Hoar Rare notice o(n amendment to
the naval appropilmlon btibhich he Intended
to propose when thst meaeto came up in tlie
Senate Tho amendment pvides for the ap
pointment of a commission? three persons
oue each from tin line slid til oOliwa of the
navy, and tlie third fri'tn oil lite to examine
and rcpoit to Cor proa aits next session
n hot her it U advimblo to eeany of the navy
yards, and If so which of ttu.
Mr. Miller, of New Tfoik, ported f.ivorahly
f om tho commerce c nimitt, without amen I
nents, the Houso bill to relate emigration.
Ho gave notice that ho woulcall it up at an
arly day. . . . . Tho Ilouse pt lonte bill was
reported fiom the mstofficeommitteB bvMr.
eiry Mr. Baaid (by rues') introduced
hi 1 authorising Samuel 1 M. Bnrlow and
Oraio Lugo, of New Yorkflbert O. fluzhy I
ind William M. McAUistex f Pennsylvania,
md their associate, to lay tubmnrlne cable
between tho United Statcai'l Europe.
Mr. Dawes, from the otmittee on Indian
affaiis, reported favorablyitliout amondmcnt
the House bill to provide uitional industrial
tiaining schools tor Indiarouth, and author
izing the uso of nnoccupil military barracks
tor such purpose, It was pied .... Mr. Allison,
from the cuiiimittccouap'iprifttions, n piirtcd
back the Mouse bill direcg payment to Mis.
Lucrotia It. Oarficltl of fiouO, less any enm
already paid on accouut tho tsto President's
salary. It was passed,. 4r. George submit
ted a resolution dlrecting.o pension commit
tee to report a bill givii a pension of (3 a
month to soldiors of the-'Xican war who aro
without means of suppo;Cxcept by thoir owl
manual labor, and to thdcstitittq widows of
soldiers of that war, Ivaa tabled tempora
rily. n
Resolutions were added In the Bouse de
claring the sitting moers in tbe Virginia
and Maine election res entitled to their
seats.... Tho considcrtut of the contested
lection case of Smallagainst Tillman was
ncgun.
The conrercneo ropcen the rivet and har
bor bill was submitted,. The Alabama con
tested election cnio ot litli (deceased) against
Sliolley was coiisidercdmcl tho seat was de
clared Vacant by a votfcf 145 yeas to 1 nay.
The contested electa cae of Smalls vs.
Tillman was restimednd Mr. Tillman, tho
Democratic member fin S vuth Carolina, was
ui s- ated and JI . Sin, tbe ltepubhcan con
testant rut m bis plm
Mr. Gnenther, of W;onsin, from tho coin
mitteo on commerce, iwnted bck tho bill to
regulate the carriage opassengcrs by sea....
Mr. Page submitted u conference report on
tho rivi rand harbor il. The report, which
is a disagreeing one, adopted, and a new
onferenco, cousistluiof MesBrs. 1'ige, of
-'all loi nia ; Tovuscuii;if Ohio, aud McLane,
it Maryland, were resioiuted conteroes.. . .
Mr. O'Neil, of PeiinsyUi a, from the comniit-
ee on api r ipriatumx, noi tea ino pension ap
jropiiutnm bill, with Sato amendments, aud
ho amendments w re I coucui red iu except
ne. widen was veri'alltliaiieed.
Tho House tnoBed. atr a short dlscuss'cn.
the bill to reculate rateof DOalai'rt oil si cmul
clars matter at lutiemrrirr ollicos. Under
the law as it now stli the publisher of a
paper in New York ma send a copy through
tho ma'U to Brooklv. New Oileau, San
Francisco or any otlie lefor-canier ollice in
the United States, onchave it delivered by
curier to the sub-eiL'i- at tiio rate of to
cents a pound, but thoublish-rsmayuot send
a cony of the si-mo nwr throuuh the post.
ofiici) to be dcliveru'l bvanier to a subscriber1
in tho city of New Y(K without piuing Post
age at tho rate of O i cent a copy, or about
ciiiht cents a pound. Oie bill jus passed pro
vides that tho rateof u-tae on et'eond clas
matter, depostt-d in aletter-i-aniar oflice for
ilelivery by the carrier! tf tho ollice, shall bo
uuiiorm at two cents aouuu.
The Man iitue Moon.
Tbe man in the rp""- "nanf. tb
most popnlnr ...V.;'"110?8 o 01
m mi, ar.iileht., suiftrttttoosin the world
Tbe name is givent.o tho dark lines nnd
spots upon the mtfaco of the moon
which are visibloto tho naked eve,
Some say that thfst lines und spots are
tne figures of a mc leaning ru a fork
on which lie carries u bundle of thorn'
or brushwood, for taking which on Snn
day be was coutined ii the moon. Some
if those versed iu sue! lore explain that
this theory nndoubtrdy had its origin
intlw incident reoordi.4 in the iifteentli
chapter of the book of Numbers, tbirty
second verse. With :be Italians Cain
appears to have bet-i tbe offender. Tbe
Jews have some Tabmdical story that
Jacob is in the moot, and tbey believe
dis lace is visible Bishop Wiikins
role that "as the fame of these spots,
some of tbe vulgar thinke tbey repre
-tent a man, bed poes guess 'tis tbe boy
Emlymion, whose ennpany she loves so
eu that sue carries mm with Her
ithers will have it only to be the face
)t a man, as the moon is usually pictured
but AlbeittiB thinks rather that it repre
ents a lvon, with his tail toward tho
east and bis bead to the wer-t ; and some
others have thought it to be much like
a fox ; and certainlv it is as mush like a
lyon as that in the Zodiako, or as Ursa
Major is like a beare."
His Star Mil) Ascending.
In a recent call unon Mr. W. H. McAl
lister, 200 Front srret. general agent for
the sale of the Star chewing tobacco, he
thus spoke to one of eur reporters! "I was
tortured witn pain from acute rheumatism
ana careci not whether 1 lived or died
tried St. Jacobs Oil -iust two applications
oi wiucn entirely cured me." san l' ran
Cisco (Cal.) Call.
Tbe largest oranue erove in Florida
is mat ol Major H. V. Noma ite now
has a grove of 11,000 thrifty (range
trees which bear about 500,000 oranges.
Ex-Saultarv Com. TtufnaK. Tlirpman. of
New Oi leans.was cured of a severe attack of
rheumatism by St Jacobs Oil, so we see by
aniteminthe(. oliimhiH((ja ) Enquirer Bun
Tn Sicily and the neighborhood of
Ndples are found Urge masses of pure
native suipnur, between limestone ana
marly clay.
Trro-thlriU nfn Mottle Cores.
Dr. K. V. Pieiicis, Luffalo, N. Y.: Drar 8ir
have been taking your "Favorite Prescrip
tion" for "iemale weakness." Before 1 had
aken it two davs I becan to feel strcneer. I
have taken but two-thirds of a bottle aud be
lieve I am cured. Oratef.illy,
Mrs. H. C. Lovett, WatBeka, 111.
Coal has been lonnd on the Atlantio and Pa-
cifio road, which red seed the price of coal lor
ute company irom 7 a ton to fJ.au.
Throat. Bronchial nl tins DliieaaM
a specialty. HcnJ two stamps for largo treatise
Kivini? self treatment. Address Woulo's Dis-
PtssAUY Medical Association, Buffalo, N. .
Charles O. Smith, a fhrtv-vear resident of
Tuscarora. Ala., claims to have killed 1.161
deer during that period.
Sick and bilious headache and all derange.
ments of stomach and bow els cut e l by Dr.
Pierce's "Pellets" or ami-bilious granules.
25 cents a vial. No cheap boxes to allow waste
of virtues. By druggists.
Thirty years ago America imported all its
perfumes, but to-day seven-eights of ths home
raue is in tne home-made article.
The new circular of the f!ivnea Lake Militant
Ac&demv. Aurora V V i-. - h.n.liinA)vuiViJ
40 pages, full of information. MaJ. W. A. Flint
is Principal, Henry Morgan, Esq.., President.
Ths Bclenea nf T If. - sif-PMuraitlnn
medical work for every man young, middle
aged or old. 128 invaluable prescriptions.
Tbe personal property list of San Francisco
onntains seventy persona, firms and corpora
tions who return over $100,000,
l!C QPRX t.ETTEItt
Berne OatKVnkva M nriiinit. efflrmt Vnlas
IVtfru I'arllcw of the Highest Ntai.dlnt.
When the people of America become so thor
oughly aroused, and on a subject Of such seri
ous importance is the preservation of thoir
lives aud health, it is but natural that the ones
who have been largely instrumental in the
orlRnf of the movement should speak frankl.
and directly to the people most interested. It
is for this reason that we thus oome before the
publio and make the following revelations.
Every careiul observer who has sought to
keep pace with tho march of events has noted
ths alarming increase of certain peculiar physi
cal troubles within the past few years. These
troubles have come at unexpected moments and
in a most treacherous way. They have mani
f ated themselves in innumerable forms, but
thoy have always bad the same causo. Tho
have not aQlioted the minor parts of the body,
but have gone direct to the strongholds of the
system, and thnir work has usually loec as
prompt as it is fatal, their treacherous and
ceo. ptive nature has often prevented X o ireful
analysis of what causes them, and, as a result,
intense suffering and final disaster have usu
ally ensued. The renl cause, however, has
been a derangement of the kidneys, and all ol
tli"fl troubles are, in fact, tho first symptoms
of the terrible Bright's disease, which has cast
its dark shadows over so many Homes in tue
land and is increasing trohdcrfuliy and contin
ually. It is how conceded by the ablest physi
cians in evory land and by eminent scientists
the world over, that this disease is thereBiilt ot
blood poisoning, 'ibis poisoniun U Vrdught
about by waste I and utihnaltliy kidneys that
permit the noison to remain in tho blood, in-
steai Of throwing it from the system. Uat it is
enuallv evident to all who have studied into the
meets ana nave uccome conversant witn tna
tainly as can Blight's disoaso. To purify a
stream we must eo to its sourco, and to cure a
disease we must remote the caune. It being
true, therefore, that nine-tenths of f.V hnirihh
ailments are rweed I'y diseased kidnets cr
liveri tho olil; certain way to cure theso
troubles is by treating the organs which cnu.-o
tliera. IIow intimately the kiilnoys are asoci
ciated witn the entire system may be under
stood from the fact that over 1,000 ounces ol
blood pass through them evory hour, being
more tnan 2UU canons, or uenriv one ton in ino
course of twenty-four bonis. This vast .mass
of living fluid is 3cnt to every patt of tha body,
and if tho kidneys are dir-eti-ed tho impurities
that ate iti t t1od are not removed, ana
hencfl pass through tho veins, carrying disease
In some of its many terrible forms. The hor
rors which accompany most of the diseases
caused by elisor Jei oil kidneys and liver cannot
bo described in print, while Jthe dangers sur
rounding thorn are even greater than the
ogouy. An l yet a person may bo troubled for
uionths without knowing the cause of the dis
eases that have attacked him. Some of tho
symptoms of tho first singes, any one Of which
ind. calca disordeicd kidneys or liver, are these:
Paina Hi tho bacii and around the loins, severe
beaduclies, dizziness, inflamed oeB, acoateo
tongue and a dry mouth, loss of appetite, chilly
sensations, indigestion (the siomacb never is in
oidor when the kiduoys or liver are deranged),
a dryness of the skin, norvousnoss, night
sweats, muscular debility, despontl tncy, a tired
feeliug. especially at uignt, putting or bloating
undor the eyes, etc If any of the following
things are noticed about the fluids passed froui
tho svstom it shows that tho kidneys and liver
are out of order: A. rod deposit, ascumuporithe
surface, an unusual thickness cr thinness, a
very dark or a vory light color, a burnine sen'
sation in passing, a retention or a frequent de
sire to void aud inability to do eo.
The abjve are a lew of the hundreds of
symptoms which indicate the beginning of ag
gravated cases of kidnev or liver dillicultios.
and they leuuiro instant attention. If these
svmntoms aro not checked at once, they are a
most certain to result in some one of the many
terrible diseases of the kidneys. Hut unpleas-
out as all tho symptoms and even these dis
ensts muv bo. t'hev aro as m thing compared to
the last stages of the complaints. Tne kidneys
waste away by degrees, accompanied by intonst
piins; the heart becomes uncontrollable; the
liuiKB ate oppressed; the eyooalls grow glassy,
ami the etitiie svstem is reduced and fltbili
tilted. For weeks before death comes thesuf
teier looks forward to it as a blessed relief, aud
anything that can furnish evon temporary 1k1
is iiladlv liatlod. Then it is that hloa ing be.
r.ins; the face becomes puffy aud pallid; the
breath can only be ought in ga-ps: speech it
impossible and muscular action siifipenaec
i'hn n.'Liiptit fiiiallv stolca Into a state of uncon
gu.oiivnx'ss ttrrwrytMug except me pains wiucn
are melting mm, anil ilea li comes by cerlai
but Blow de. roes. There can be but one con
elusion which a 1 readers of care and Judmeni
will draw from theso facta, which is tho neces
si y of treating the dicease in time and by thai
ni' tns which has beeu proven the best aud
most eiucient.
It has been our privilego to treat more case;
aud effect more cur s of this to.rible cumnlain
thau has ever been kuown before In the history
of the world. The wonderful sale which ot.i
remedies have attained is due wholly to th
tact that they have cured the ones who havi
uscu mem. i ne power ana value of any rem
edy must rest wholly on a basis of worth, auO
nere is just wuere our sale lvulnev and Live
Cure has found its wonderful power and sue.
cess, is' it iu tins connection con-.es one 1m
portant fact: It has always b en true tbat arti
cles of merit are subject to imitations. No om
seeks to couutcrleit the bills of a worthies
b.mk. The productions of a cracked inventoi
or wit loss writer are never copied. It is Jus
bo witn a ueaung remedy, it it possess no
merit it will not be subjected to imitations. Ii
however, it has power aud valuo, imitation.
will spiing upon every sido. While it is a
tribute to the value of tins medicine that il ha
imitations, still, in justice to those who an
suffering, we feel that all should be warned
against them.
There is but ono known remedy that has ever
been ablo to cure serious kiduoy troubles ot
control tnose groat organs v. hen once deraiiL'ed
aud that remedy is Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. There are numerous nostrums on
the market claiming to to lust as efficient and
some w hich even claim to be tho same. Tue
test of merit, however, is in what has been ac
compliance!, and wo therelore say. unhenita.
tinglv, that lor all diseases of the kiduevs.
liver aud urinary organs Warner's Safe Kidiiey
and Liver Cure si amis alone, not only iu uoint
of excellence, but in the wonderful results
it has achieved, Iu order to successfully avoid
tne puicnase oi spurious and injurious medi
cines, observe these facts:
Our remody is nut un in dark amber class
bottles, with the Safe (our trade mark) blown
in tho back. A private proprietary six-cent
internal revenue stamp is affixed to the neck
aud covers the top of the cork snd is of a light
brown color. Iu the middle thereof is a Sate
in' outline, and on it the picture of a negro
gathering herbs. If this stamp is not found
ou every bottle of the Safe hulnevand Livci
Cure, or if there is any evidin;e that it has
been tampered wi h, and if a hafe is not blown
on the back of the Imttlo, reject tue bottlo at
once and msi on iiavmuT a genuine oue.
We ro led to publish the IV rogoing iu order
that tho public miy know and realize Just
where wo stand. Wo hs"e alwas sought t
keep our personal ity fron. obtruding upon the
pul lic, knowing lull well that the valuo of our
ronieuy was tne essential thing, but the unex
ampieu uh9 wuicn tias o en mule or this med
icmo, auu tne volumes or letters we are con
Btantly receiving demand a personal statemen
from us. We are justlv gratified at the o..n
deuce which has been shown us, and thankful
for the myriads of cures our remedy has per
formed, aud we pledge ourselves for tbe future,
ss we have endeavored in the past, to furnisu
the best and only valuable remedy that cu
control and euro all tho many and terrible
troubles arising from disorders of these grea'
argons, biuotrely,
II. 11. WAPNEIt 4 CO.,
lochester. M, T.
Neablt 18 000 harvesters, an unusual num
ber, have gone from Ireland to England this
year.
US Cents Will Hay
a Treatise npon the Horeo and bis Diseases.
Book of 100 pages. Valuable to every owner
of horses. Postage stamps taken. Bent post-
Said by New York Newspaper Union, 150 Worth
treet, New York.
Pens ood-uveb oil, from selected livers, on
the seashore, by Casell, Hazard it Co., N. Y.
Ab-olutely pure aud sweet. Patients who have
once taken it prefer it to all others. Puysiciaua
declare it superior to all other oils.
CliAPiEDkANis, lace, pimples aud rough skin
cured by using Juniper Tar Soap, made by Cas
well, HuZard A Oo., New York.
Thousands of persons who are bald-headed
might bave full heads of hair if they would only
ties Carboline, a deodorized extract of Petro
louin, which ia tbe only pre' aration ever dis
covered that will really do this.
The Frnaer Axle Urease
Is the best in the market It ia the most
economical aud cheapest, one box lasting ss
long as two of anv other. One greasing will
last two weeks. It received first premium at
the Centennial and Paris Expositions, also
medals at vicious State fairs, liar no other.
facts, that a disordered stato of the kidneys and
liver produces most of the common ccuipi itnts
and pains whieh finV.t too human race, and
they c,u be traced to this sourco lust as cer-
Patkbsor, N. J., May 13, 1881.
H. H. Wabheb Co.t Sirs.--. I cannot use
Isngnatte eiprelve enough to convey my ap
preciation of the value of your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure in all diseases of the kidneys, liver
snd urinary origans, I never lose an oppor
tunity to reOommeud it highly.
' Wm. ItAPCLirrB.
VirotMiA bns 172 tobacco factories, which
cm si me ov&r 4S,000,000 pounds of tho weed
each ear.
Cntnt-.idtt llunlnena.
Those who think or attending the National
Mining and Industrial Elpositii n, to be hold in
i enver during AumiBt and September, should
purchase the cliosp excursion tickets Of tho
"Great Rock Island route," and take choice
nf fmir routes, With privilege of return until
October 81.
Time ms quick ss tho quickest, and no more
ohanges of carB than by any other line with
the advantage tn its favor of makiug the single
change necessary in a nnlon depo. The ro ling
stock of this great ralltvay is simply tupeib,
consisting of magnificent day couches. Pullman
palace sleeping cars, world-famous dining cars
and exquisite Horton chair carSi
If going to tbe Northwest, don't forget the
rtmnns Albeft Lea route to Minneapolis and
St, Paul, where it connects wilh all trains of
the Noithcrn Taciflo railroad and St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba railway.
Catarrh sTllie ItlnitilBt'.
STrSoiBPi irritation, inflammation ana
all
KMhoy and Crinary Complaints cured by "Bu
chnpniba." II. Drmrijists. Send for pam
phlet to E. S. Wells. Jersey City, N. J.
S3 Cents "III Huy a Trentlse arinti the
Home and hia Diseases. Book of luo psircs. Yaluabls
to everr owHct of horses, fostaits stamps taken.
Sent postpaid by NEW YORK NtWSl'Al'liH UMON,
lSOJVutHi Utmet. iutlUkUC
THE M.VKKETS.
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alves tjoui u to 1M ..o Veals. o 9
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lambs 6Vj
liogs Live ASiffi
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Hour Ex. State, good to fancy o o
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Cork MesKi new, for export
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Western Im. Creamery
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Mums
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Eggs Stato and l'enu... ..ii
I'otatoes-L. l.i bid 3 78
(ii 1 25
lU'FFALO,
Steers Oood to choice 6 76
7 50
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Lambs W. stem 685
Sheep Wo torn 5 00
nogs, uoou tociioicc l oruers. . t) zo
Flour C'vOround N. 1 o:isi. 8 1:5
Wheat No. 1. Hard iJuliitn 1 50
Cora No. 2 Mixed 8iW
Oats No 2 Mix. wCMt Oil ft
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Cork Extra Prime pet b! l IS 0(1 fell) 00
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Corn Higt. Mixed 01
Oats-Extra White 71 73
live State 90 92
Vt'ool Washed Comb Delaine id ftj 4S
Unwashod " " 23 (ti SO
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Sheep Ijvo weight 4 fl
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A Friend in Keed is a Friend Indeed,
And by such a one's sympathizing advice and
aid many a trouble has been lifte l and burden
uguieiicu. Mien a tnendslilp is worth keeping,
nua when, from bis exnerience. ho mlidse im
iiistruets.liisoplnlonssliould be heeded. If kind
words cull never die, nnd good deeds are never
lost, the inducement for always doing the good
one can Is still a great one. Many people imagine
..mi. inc-j iiuu neiier uu tunning man ao a little,
forgetting Hint it is the deliiil t Ion mnkea the no.
grcgnte the droi llmt form the showers the
nine Kinunesscsot uto Unit mil kc existence en
durable. As, In the picture, the good old St,
Jacob Is extending relief to the snOeriiig suppli
ant by oflering a bottle of tbut wonderful remedy
ST. Jacobs oil. so all can do something of bene'
fit for his fellow men in their limes ol trouble or
sieanesa. in now many lusianees could the sin
pie mention of the words "St. Jacobs On.,
cuupieu witn terms oi indorsement and en
eouragement, bring relief and cure to those suf
ferilnrwith rhenmnllsm. in vh.w nf lh u',,wlf.r.
fill record of this tlreut German Remedy in the
l iiicijiiiuiiHiu, ncurnigia anu an painiui
.iiseuses, u appears in tne light ol strong duty fo
evervonn tn luttlontU. v,t. i.i.rviwtn,,!!,. r..n o
ennlleatlmi in thn ,1 iMPnP tinning l..,arl,,n 1..
mind tout tho highest good from man to nian
consists in that which tends to promote their
peace, welfare nnd general health. Amongotben.
who have no hesitation In giving free expression
to their opinion la Hishop (Tilmour. of Cleveland.
Ohio, who has used the llreat German Keniedv.
feT. Jacobs Oil, and endorses it highly, lie
u-rltes about it as follows: "1 am pleased to iv
that the use of St. Jacobs On. has benefited nie
greatly, and I have no hesitation to recommend
it to all as an excellent curative."
N Y N U-!i9.
U0STi!I!
It Is tha concurrent
testimony of the
liublic and ths medi
cal profession, that
Ilostetter's 8tomaeh
Bitten is a medicine
which achieves re
sults apeid ' felt,
thorough ana be
nlttn. Beatde reetlf .
Inn li Terdlsorder.it
Invigorate fie lee.
ble, conqnera kidue
aoa bladder com-
f lainta, aud hastens
he convalescence ol
those riicoverinp
from enfeebling dlx
eaNes. Moreover it in
the grand nieilU
for fever and anuo.
For sale by Uruit
Kiats and Dtaler
fteuerally.
YOUNG MEN I'0"wnttolraTele(n-anb.vlB
i vwiiu 1111.11 a.few Dioiithn. and ba certaiu 01 .
filiation, adiiie
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1A lip Ahaodioms set of rarda for So. stamp
ulleetora. A. E. BAWETT. ltoclieeterjyi?
Phnnncrnphr. or PbnnMto Shonbantl
CataloKiie of workB, with PhonoKranhio alphabet
and illimtratioim, for beiriuncre, aent on aiiplica
tion. Addreaa, Benn Pituiau. (Jiuciuuati, O.
THRESHERS
,4aMf. Illsl.
'iratudDrlMliu
T . TnMAULTMATAYlOUlXJ..Maallld.O.
ftOOX lf!PNT,Tr(,GTNls WNTE0-lO boat
1, 1 J M
.Merchant
for hnmsn, fowl and animal flesh, was
fin- prepared and Inttod iced by lJr.
(leo. W. Merchant, in 1-oCKport, N. Y.,
II. & A., 1S:i, since which time It has
steadily grown In public favor, and Is
now acknowledged niirt admitted by tlis
trade ie be the standard liniment or the
country. When wo make this annonnce.
ment we do so without feat of contra
diction, notwithstanding we aro aware
llior,. nfe m.oiv wlm nre more or lesd
prejudiced against proprietary rcmcdiei
especially on account of the many hunt
ings on me nitiiKct; nowever, wo arw
nleiued to state Hint such iircliidice does
not exist against UAHUI.INO oil- We no not
claim wonders or miracles for out liniment, but wa
do claim It In without an ennui. It Is put no In bot
tles or three sines, ana an we
nsk Is that ynn giro I a fall
trial, rcincmberini; that 'hs Oil
put tip with white wrappet
(small) Is for human nnd fowl
flesh, and that wltft yellow
wrimier (three sizes! for ant-
mnl flesh. Try a bottle.
As thc'CcutR Inilimtn. thn Oil la nseu success
fully for all disciivrs of the iMnm,otr! and animal
.un. ouuKg wen odors iiPin:?.
Cannot be Disputed.
rt u" tlie principal reasons of
the. wonderful success of Mor
. JM chant's (inkling oil Is that tt Is
VHVts'v;7i innniirnrtnri'il utflrilv n
Its proprietors do not, as Is ths
enf with too many, aftermaklng
iSfts for their medicine tt nfinie. dimin
ish its cnianvo properties by fis'n Inferior enm-
loumls, but nse tne very oesi pomi to ue nouuni in
JFf tne murder, rrjt'iroier.-oi euni, ror
ii 'Cl'-J half a century Merchant's Uarg.
ffi, 3vv ling Cll hns bren n synonym tor
honesty, and will continue to bs
r-sr-Mf Ji' '"R an time endures. For
tt4?-vrsr. sn!e In- nil renertable dealers
droughout the I'nlted States snd other countries.
Vlir xesTiinoiutiis tmic irom l!.;5
the present. 'Iry Merchant's
ing thl I.fntmcnt for internal
-'"S-'i fltin I'Mcruiii us aim ren your
i 'I-rt&.&ii'' I neighbor what iroou It lias done.
i on t fiitl to follow directions. Keep tbe bottn
ell corked.
CURES te'", aua
Chllliljlns, Vrosl tilt's,
Scratch' or (iii.itsu,
Chani l ll:nilr.
RliMlns and Ttrtilsos,
Striiclcilt, Wiuilgalls,
Knot Hut ill Nhm'll,
l-'ouiulrri'd t'eet,
It.iuii in lJ,iull;y,
Port. ii i'li's, Cnrli,
t'riicke.l Id els. 0!.f Sores
l'.iizoo:i'', Lime Hick,
Jii-iuool lmids or Pile,
Tootharhi'. lili'-uiiiatism,
Spavins. Hcnev,
t'ori.s. Wi.iflows,
M'ciikiiess of th1 Joints,
OontrafifiM of Iiiscies,
rrillll'S. W -'led I.fi,-s.
l''istu!ii. ? a t, 'I'hrnsh,
Caked Urcmis. lloils, ic.
xici imi ror;
in.l i r.n'ks. Poll Lvll.
lulls of all kinds,
mi ilirc". Tuinnr.
lnsh Wounds. Si I fast,
Itinvhnnc. fool t.lcprs,
arg-t HU "' wi
rucKeit Ten a,
nllous. I.ainruess,
lorn IHsti'liip'T,
lown'cnt), giiiimr,
tjscOTs of tho L'ddcr,
81.000 HV.1YA til tor proof of the exist
n ene- of ft bcttei liniment than
" Niercliant's Hurdling Oil," or I
better worm nnilicine that!
"ViTchnnt's Worm Tablets." Man
urnctured by M. O. O. Co., Lock-
port, i. i., o. is. A.
JOHN hodge, sec y.
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