"UARRIEL, BLOW TOUUTBUiMrE 1
Ad Old bnl Maori Stoi y ot I.orrrno Dow,
Lorenzo Dow, Ilia lmted" eccentric
tr.ivelinjr prcnclicr of days long gone
by, wis very exact in the niipointnients
lio iiiiulo to uproar and jtreiU'li, anil
sometimes had them arranged a long
ways ahead. lie once approached
near one. of tho small towns in the
vicinity of Atlanta, (la., and told his
congregation that on that dav, one
year, he would preach to them again.
The next season, on the Saturday af
ternoon preceding the Sunday of tho
appointed time, the old man was jog
ging along the main road In the direc
tion of the congregation, lie noticed
before him a stout little negro bov, of
peculiarly active step and manncr'.who
carried in his hand a small t in horn,
. such as is used to call the people to
-their meals.
The custom among many In the
South (previous to the war) ' wa.s to
allow married men to g to their
wives' houses, and children t visit
their parents, on Saturday evening, to
stay with them on Sunday; and n-i the
negroes are musically inclined, thev
carry a life, a horn or a banjo, to give
notice of their approach and to be
guile tho way; while in other cases
they whistle, sing or shout. Dow, ac
cording to his usual Inanner, entered
into conversation with the boy, and
found he was about to visit the con
gregation he was ul unit to meet. If
the truth must be told, Lorenzo had
an idea that the character of his llo-k
was that of a reckless, frolicsome,
kind, careless people, upon whom it
was necessary to make u verv decided
impression, or his time would lie thrown
away among them.
"What is your name, mv. lad?"
asked Dow.
' Ciabriel, sir," replied the bov, lift
ing a new straw hat, and showing his
ivory, while he actually stopped along
to keep pace with the preacher's horse!
" Can you blow upon that horn ?"
" Oil, yes, masler, I can toot a little."
" Well, let me hear you."
So the negro inflated his cheeks and
made the pine woods resound.
" Do you know a tall pine tree near
the stand at Sharon V" said Dow.
" Yes, that I do. very well, master."
Lorenzo tiien put his hand into his
pocket, and pulling out a silver dollar
showed it to the negro, and told him
that if he would climb into the pine
tree before the people met at the meet
ing, and keep there quiet until he
called out his name, and then blow on
his horn as he had just done, he would
give him the silver dollar jf he did not
tell anybody about it.
The negro expressed himself liighlv
delighted at such an offer, and prom
ised punctuality and secrecy.
On Sunday a large meeting assem
bled at Sharon to hear the famous Lo
renzo Dow. Serious old men and
their wives, wild boys and their sweet
hearts, almost all on horseback, some
times by twos and threes, beside ne
groes from a great distance on foot,
being readily captivated by the natural
eccentric, for they love anything that
lias a laugh attached to it, and they
knew that Lorenzo was good fur sa
joke, even if it did hit hard.'
D:iw selected rather of a brimstone
text, and made the application a
.strong as possible, but he forced his
way slowly among the mercurial,
healthy, honest-hearted people, who
were hard to frighten, lie enumerated
the enormity of the vices lie thought
to prevail, but they wers so used to
them that the words slid like water
over a duck's back.
At length he boldly described, in the
plainest language, the appearance and
character of the "last great day," and
what would bp their condition when
that day came.
" Suppose," exclaimed the preacher
suddenly, and then he pau:-ed, " that
1 his were the day !"
lie saw that some of the women be
came a little fidgeted, and that thev
nudged the fellows into silence and
attention.
"Suppose," repeated he, elevatimg
his voice, "that Gabriel should sound
his trumpet !"
At this moment the little negro
showed he was a "trump," and from the
top of the lofty pinealoud and clamor
ous blast overwhelmed the audience.
The women shrieked, the men rose in
the greatest surprise, the horses tied
around the cam) neighed, reared and
kicked, while the terrified negroes
changed their complexion to a dull
purple color. Never was alarm, sur
prise and astonishment more promptly
exhibited.
Lorenzo Dow looked with grave, but
pleased attention upon the successful
result of his experiment, until the
lirst clamor had subsided, and some
began to estimate' the character of the
artilicial angel, and were about to ap
ply a little hickory after the pine.
15ut this suggestion was arrested by
the loud and solemn tones of the
preacher, who, looking very firmly into
the faces of his disturbed audience,
leaned grandly over them to iinish his
discourse, and impressively remarked:
" And now if a little negro boy, with
a tin horn, on the top of a pine bush,
can make you feel so, how will you
feel when that day does come?"
The Streets or Venice.
, Many persons are under a great mis
apprehension as to the means of transit
or locomotion in Venice. It is a mis
take to suppose that there are no
streets, and' that it is absolute ly nec
essary to go from place to place by
gondola. It is true that three bridges
the Rialto bridge of the middle ages,
and the two modern iron bridges
span the Grand canal which divides
. the city in equal halves; it is true that
the city is built upon 117 islands, inter
sected by 150 small canals and 12,4ttO
passages; but almost every one of the
water streets have a quay or footpath
bordering it, while 400 bridges unite
island to island, so that it is quite pos
sible to go to every part of the city on
foot, although few perhaps would care
to do si, for there is not in all the
world a more difficult place for the
traveler, guided only by the "light of
nature," to find a given spot. That
spot may be only a few hundred yards
' away, but to reach it he may have to
cross a half dozen bridges, some lead
ing to the right and some to the left,
and traverse as many squares, of
which there are 3, 127 largersquares
and 269 smaller squa'es.
No one knows the danger of travel
ing more than the trainp. At least
3'JO of them have been killed withjn a I
year while stealing rides, '
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Sastern and Mlddls States. .
A hickhation li:il cm omirO'l In l'hllndol.
I'lu'n by (he nrrest of mi orirnnirod gnng ot
grave million tlint tins for npnrly twenty
yonrs born ilivi'oiliiiff LMmtinn cemetery.
Three men two .while niul ono colored
sere nrresUnl while ilrlviua wniron contain
iK five ImhUp to n medicnl college. It is
wwrted so many bodies Imve boon taken
from the cemetery for dissection Hint it in
nliuoNt omi'ty,
Tm-:npt IVntir j lv.mln hmireof reireieii
tnlhva will rou.iint of Democrat end
i.-;h!j-ilirlit liej.uhlieann, n DiMimcrntic run
l.nity of Iv.valyflvo.
.Ii'imi: !J.vsiei'.', T. WonrmTun, brother of
Ch- l.'ie (irinihcr. Jivaejih 10. H'oriTSler, cx
member of tVn.'lvw from Ohio, mid lurm
Ivi of (h? ju.liolitry of that Hlnle, died nt Mr
rc:M. no;, hi N'.vliun, N. It., n few tlitys fttfo,
t-ovi'iity i'ii,-!il yo-ire.
Oovmnoh Low lm appointed Olivor
Wendell llulmpa, Jr., to be justice of the
supreme court of Mnmnohusiettn in plnoo of
Jud;;e Lord, resigned.
A New Yonr. jud;rphna crantod injnnotionx
in thirteen sui'.".. twelveof whioh
byllobrcws to restrniu tho police from in-
lerteruiR Willi the pliunlilTa in thoir business
on Sunday.
Thk oflieinl ennvns of tho voto in Mnwm
chnsotts Rives llulhr 1:U,!U; ; Hishop, 1 I'yP.lT!
nil others. L'.iVtt. Duller' ulnrnlilv i i:i il'i
Atno (.Repnblicim). for lioutenniit-KwYcrnor,
nn n piunility of 1 7,l,7;i.
OiTU't.u, returns ot the election in New
Ihimpsliire show the following ns the voto
for governor: Ilnlo (Republican), :iS,417:
Eduerly (Democrat), :HS,lill); scnttorinif, ICtf.
Hale's majority over nil, 51'..
A i ikk at I.ymbiuville, N. Y.. destroyed F.
C. Fern's vojMablo soup works, ontiiilinn n
loss of $t."i,000. Adjoining buildings were
saven by the free ti-.e of cider, tnken from
tanks near by. 1,000 pilous bcinj u cd by
the bucketful.
On the second Sunday that tho laws
nmiinst Sabbath-breaking were enforced in
New fork the measures taken for tho sup
pression of tiMtliii nu.l trade wero less vigor
ous and but few nrroMii were made.
Mr.s. Lanotby nnd tho lady who accom
panied her to this country as her friend nnd
adviser (Sirs. Labouchere, wifo of tho well
known London journalist), have had a dis
agreement which resulted in n separation
and tho hitter's return to England. Mrs
Lnbouchere (fives ns the reason for tho dis
nreeuuivf that Mrs. I.nngtry had accepted
the attention? of a young man prominent in
New York society to such nn extent ns to
excite univcra il comment i that when Mrs.
Laugtry was iiboxit to start for Eoston the
young man had sent on his horses nnd car
riage to the " Hub " for the purpose of being
near the actress and renewing his attentions;
thnt remonstrance with Mrs. Langry had
proved unavailing, and that she had separ
ated from her and concluded to return to
Loudon.
Eoutli and West.
The steamer Enterprise was burned off
Maud's Point, N. C, and Captain VV. A.
Thompson, W. II. Hancock and a colored
innn were drowned.
Trie National Dairy fair was opened fit
Milwnukec, M is., wi;h laro display of ex
hibils. Nearly 3 0 iVipjntes, veiiiesoirt'iiig
all parts of the I'nited Sta:c.i and dumda,
C:? will as Great IJrltain, ntte:idel the tenth
annual convention cf tho Kut'.er, Eg; and
Cheese association, held nfter tho opening of
the fair.
At I.o ihvi!le, Ky John Trinlrr, of Chi
cago, killed his wife by catting her throat
with a razor, c.n.l then put a:i end to his own
existence.
Tiir. boiler of t!ie propeller Morning Star,
which pllcj bet- e i Nw Orleans and Mag
nlia riniKat ii, exploded with terrible
elect. Of the t.e ity-onc persons on board,
three were killyj outrightj ciglit drowned
and six badiy if not fatally scalded.
Is tho cmrso of a dr.ir.iatio performance
given by the J OU117 men of Makandn, II!.,
in the village school hou.e, James l'ei-l had
to Oh a re .-olver nt his brother John. He
had nejU'S'el to withdraw tho ljp.il cart-ri-l-oi
w;'.h w'.iic'i the weapon was loaded,
a id v.-hc-n ho fire.l his brother fell to tho
floor of tli3 stag.!, shot in tho head, nnd ex
pired.
Speakeh TrsoN, of Mis.-isslpiii, w;n shot
and instantly killed at Baldwin i 1 Hint Stato
by Edw.;rd liiiuiuU-rs. A dispatch froio
JiC:;::o:i, M::;s., gives this r.ccouut of the
ailaii i ' Domestic trouble in the family o;
Colonel Tison's brother culiniuated in an
attack on Edward Saunders, n meic'mnt in
Baldwin, by the two Ti.-ons nnd a .',011 of
each, which resulted in Saunders bcingbadly
bcuteu and in.'med. While confined to the
hoi:o he was repeatedly informed thnt
Colonel Tison had threatened to kill him.
Going out for the first timo on Monday he
carried his shotgun nnd shot Tison cn Eighti
killing him instantly."
A collision betweon a pnseng?r nnd n
freight train near Hinton, V. Vn., resulted
in the death of one engineer nnd two firemen
and serious injuries to five other men.
At a Mexican wedding feast in Sabal'o, a
small Mexican town near Lus Vegas, N. M ,
Fraucisco Notan, n drunken guc-t, shot nnd
killed two brothers named Rovnll. Notan
then proceeded to his home and cut off his
wife's ears. Ho wns arrested.
An cxploriou of giunt powder in a railroad
tunnel in Orejon killed four Chinamen and
dangerously injured four mors.
Tub Philadelphia tug George W. Childs
nnd the steam yacht Idle Hour, which left
Norfolk, Vn., some weeks ago for Florida,
have found-Ted at sea, with nil on board.
'fun intensely oil 1 weather which pre
vailed in various portions of tho United
S!ate3 was particularly severe in Dakota,
where the tharmounter registered thirty
seven djgreei below zero. Near Grand
Forlse, Dakota, a woman and her child were
frozen to dentil.
Five men wero hanged tho other day in
different localities, as follows : Hong A.
Duck, a Chinaman, nt San Hafaol, Cab, for
the murder of a fellow Chinaman nnd fellow
convict in the State prison ; Charles Gustuve,
i.t Donaldsonville, La., for murdering Eve
Thompson i Albert Sanders, nt Charleston,
Mo., for killing Moses Wingj William
i-'o-ter, at Perry, Ga., for the murder of a
boy named Swift, and Edward Conyers, nt
Cfwainsboro, Ga., for the murder of another
negro all four last-named murderers and
their victims being colored.
From Washington
The transit of the planet Venus across the
faee of the sun was an event for which
the astronomers of the world bad long been
preparing. The phenomenon occurred within
a minute or two of the calculated time, and
ulthongh all over the United States the at
mospheric, conditions were far from gen
erally fuvoruMe, interfering in many cases
with an observation of one or more of the
contacts, .tlio results, on the whole, were
highly valuable. They were such at any rate
as to leave accurate data on almost every
point thnt can be of interest to the astrono
mers of the tweuty-flrst century in 2004
when Venus again will cross the sun.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent
I tn p4:Aring Instrument and lu sending x.
pou.uons 10 amorsni pans 01 ine world to
oboervo tho trnnnit, and the finest skill and
best learning tho world nfTords were enlisted
in the cTort to nmUe the observotions suo
CP'r.ful. On tho whole, good results wre
obtained throughout tlis country, particularly
at Wellington, Princeton, New nnyn, Cam
bridge, Amhorst and Philadelphia. At
Princeton, N. J., 189 nnd at New Haven more
than Va photographs we;e taken, tho four
onUe: being observed nt both places.
Professor Haikiiess is well satisfiol Willi
th;. cbservnllons talton nt Washington.
Precisely nt 11:0.1:0) A. M. (Princeton time)
lie. ninnll black spot ropiov.'iitin; Vonus in
the tolo'tsopo tnti'iido.1 itself on tho large
white diik repre.eiiting the sun, nnd the
first contact of Venus with tho sun in the
transit of lssj was duly observed and 'irou
ieled by the astronomer. The approximate
di:tanr5 of thp sun from the earth is 12,401,
000 miles, while the approximate distance of
the planet Venus h 21,011,001 miles. Venus
ts probably n tritlo smaller than tho earth.
Notwithstanding tho vast distance between
Vonus nnd the sun nt tho first contact as
the first intervention of Venus between the
sun and tho carlli is called by the nid of
Profcy. or Young's telescope and tho spec
trum it appeared ns if tho black spot touched
the while disk in its passago ucross it. Tho
fourth nnd last conlnet took place nt ri:0":17
r. it.
Ci.i:m McFiiehhon has made up tho list of
the next House. Ono or two names nre yet
in doubt, but Mr. McPhorson snys ho mnl:c3
out n Democratic majority of fifty-nine.
Nominations by the President: lirigadicr
General John Pope to bo major-gonornl )
Commodore Earl English to be chief of tho
bureau of equipment nnd rccrniting in the
navy department; Wm.il. Smjlli, of Albany
to bo major nn:l paymaster in tho army;
Colonel Geo. E. Waring, to bo n member of
the national board of hoallh.
Cov..r:si(ijjE8 op PisssMNa Dunmr says
in his ni.nual report lhat there is n surviving
mldiiT population ot over 1,010,1)00, out cf
which e! aims for petition in tho future iney
be made by those who incurred pensionable
disabilities. The commissioner says tho
bounty laws should be generally remodeled
and simplified, nnd mekes 11 number of
other recommendation.! concerning tho pen
sion laws. Of the 2.0RI,:3il roldicrs who en
listed dm lug tho war pensions havo been ap
plied for by or 011 account of oirly twenty
six per cent.
Tim commissioner cf railroads in his
r.ui.ual report strongly supports the sugges
tion mado in the Presi leui's meisago tint
legislation is mededto remedy those mis
chiefs affecting tho commerce between tho
States which nrod.ielo hurtful discrimina
tions in too ndjustmont of freightage. Ito
recommends that a commission be nppointed
to take into consideration tho wholo ques
tion, nnd report to Congress the facts neces
sary for intelligent and efficient notion.
Foreign News.
Revolutionists have been attacking
various towns in Ecuador, and considerable
fighting has been done.
A St. PETEiisnuna dispatch says thnt the
Danish Arctic exploring vessel Dijmimn
appears to have drifted into the Kara Sea,
to therouth of the Nova Zembla. It is pro
poro J to organise an expedition with from
ten to fifteen c-leJes and 150 reindeer to
! earth for tho vessel.
Fibs lias destroyed the Royal Alhambra
theatre.
The British ship Fiona has boon lost nt sea
witli all on board.
A coLLmn foundered off Berwick, Eug
laud, nnd ten persons wore drowned.
Tin: Hoods along tho Uhino lmvo resulted
in a loss of millions of nini'ks. Near May
ence sixty houses were swept away.
Louis Blanc, tho noted French historian
and journalist, born in 1813, and Anthony
Trolloj e, t'oo well-known English novelist,
born in 1H", are dead.
The CaiTres, who have been nl war with the
Hoers, nre I e';ng driven into caves, where
they are blown up with dynamite. In o:i
cave fifty natives were killed.
Is Chihuahua, Mexico, the Indian chief
Juh nnd his band etolo n large number of
hheep nnd catilo from several ranches, and a
party of about thirty Mexicans followed
them, but v.ero lured into an ambeph Mid
surrounded by tho Indians. Ono Mexican
bro!:o through and went for help. A party
of about seventy men wont to the assistance
of tho rest, but were headed o.f by the In
dians and compelled to witness the slaughter
of every man of the thirty Mexicans without
being ab!o to help them. When the friends
cf the victims went to bury them they found,
not far from where tho massacio occurred,
the bodies of live Americans, who liad also
been slaughtered by the Indians.
Fouu more Egyptians prominent in the
la'.e revolt pleaded juilty to tho charge of re.
hellion nud'wera ptntoncel to death, but
their sentence was commuted to exile for life
by the khodive.
A i ii:e which proved the most destructive
011a in years burns 1 down a number of busi
ness houses and other proporty in tho honrt
of Loudon.
The transit of Venus across tbo Ban was
successfully observed by the American ob
servers in New Zealand.
A i!iHP...Tc:i from Chihuahua, Mexico,
stales: "The recont massacre in Cftsas Grns
des by the Indians proves to hnvo been a
horrible affair. A band of Apaches number
ing JUi) crossed the border nnd descending
upon tho litllo town began aa indiscriniiuato
massacre. Fully seventy-five persons ie'l
victims and several girls and women we;e
carried off by the savages. A largo quantity
of stock and other property wero stolen. Tl e
houses of the unfortunate Mexicans wero
burned and the dead bodies stripped of their
clothing and jewelry. The murdered persona
belonged to the wealthiest classes, several of
the most prominent families being among
the victims."
DirnTHEUiA is rnging to a frightful cxtcn'
in several settlements of Princo Edward's
Island.
Bx the recent fire in London property cov
ering two acres of ground was destroyed,
eight persons wero injured, and damage esti
mated at $lfi,000,000 was inflicted.
The German bark Argonaut, from Bremen
for New York, was wrecked on the island cf
Terschelling. Tho captniu and ten of tha
fourteen other m9n on board were drowned.
A TiiiEF cried "nre" in a Barcolona (Spain)
theatre; a panic, ensued, and in the rush Oi .s
person was killed and eighteen others wero
injured.
Sin Huoh Allan, of Montreal, owner of
the well-known steamship line between Great
Britain 4id Canada, died a few days ago in
Edingburgh, Scotlund.
Two more of Aiabi Pasha's advisers his
military engineer and his under secretary of
war have been sentenced to exile for life.
The French senate has voted $200,000 to
the sufferers by the recent floods in the Seine
district.
Congressman Haeltine. of Mi.
souri.i.s the owner of an enormous or
chard, from which lie shippud in J 882
ij.wu Darrein 01 apples-
Wci-rte.
Mr. Drown ptop'ntel Ihe credentials of W.
Barrow, chosen tofill tho unexpired term of
the late benntor Hill, of Georgia On
motion of Mr. Aithony the riilnding jtnK
select committees is they existed at the close
of last session ve continued. .. .Petitions
were introduced y Mr. Dawes, Mr. Ingalls
nnd Mr. Cockrill 111 relation to the passage
of tho pending bit for tho increase of pen
sions to soldiers Uo have lost limbs or aro
laboring under iquivnlent disabilities....
Resolutions werd' ofl'eixd by Ptr. Berk e.ll
ing for an investigation into the political
.sscsKinouts of government employes; also
calling for a rtnttmcut of tho number of
pcitsions granted snd applications pending,
unit a joint fosolntion for nn nmomlment
tJtho Constitution empowering the Presi
dent to veto a part ,of the appropriation
bilh
Messrs. Voorhecs, Sherman, MeDiU, Vest,
Ing.il!?, Chibott, and Mdler (Now York)
presented pt;ir,s for the passago of the bill
to increase the pensions of one-armed nnd
ono-legged soldiers; referred to tho comnut
teo on pin-ions.... Mr. Beck's political ns
sessment investigation resolution came up,
nnd Mr. Halo ofiored ft substitute setting
forth the names of the members of the con
gressional executive committees of both pnr
lie, recitiug nllegaticns ngaoist lhe Demo
cratic committee, nnd directing tho com
mitlcs on the'judicinry to inves-.igato these
charges, ns Well ns t4io?e tnndo against the
Ilcpuliliean committee. Mr. Bsek paid the
substitute proposed to invosti;ra!o matters
over which Conpress had no control, nnd was
evidfnlly intended to fnibnrrnss tlio legiti
mate investigation proposed in the original
resolution. After a brief discussion the su
Rtitute wns ordered printed.
Messrs. Logan, f3her""in, Windom nnd
Mitelic'l presented petitions tor tho passage
of the hill to increaso tho pensions of dis
nbled soldiers, iltferred to the committee
on pensions,... Mr, beck's rrsclition nuthor
izingHU inquiry into the political Assessment
of government employes during the last
cimpnign and Mr. Hnie's substituto thero
for, were further discussed.
Mr. Jonei, of Florida, introduced a
bill for the promotion nu I caco'irngemenl
of telegraphic communication between
Europe and America Mr. Vnuce offered a
re"d:ition nsUuj for n detailed statement
showing tho co?t of collecting internal
nv;'ntio tho past fiheal year. Itoqucts fir
the number of trnpleyes in each district
urn! tho amount t :leetc 1 on whisky were
ndded and the resolution nd-ipted.. . Mr.
llawley introdtioii 11 bill mnkbi it a misde
meanor on t lie part of any pursou connected
ollleially with el her house of (.'ungress to
solicit or receive 'contributions for political
purposes from any employe of the govern
meiit, punishable liy lino or imprisonment,
or both.
It 1111 10
Mr. Knlley, chairman of tho commitlco
on ways nnd monn, reiiorted n bill to
abolish the intorml revenue tax on tobacco,
smitr, cigars and ctpire'les. It was referred
to the committee of tho whole, and the
minority win pfnnfcd leavo to file a minority
report.. ..A bill ?as inso.l to repeal nnd
nmontl cprte.in act', perlniiiin.j to the : hip
ment and (lischni'f of seamen.
Mr. Kelley. chaiiman of the commitioe on
ways Hnd means vporlcd a conmricut reso
lution for ju intiiglV.lXX) copies of the report
of the tariff caumi sion, and it Was passed
Atiumberof exooutivo communications
v.ere le.id before the Houo end appropri
ately referred Mr. Hiiskell presented n
memorial from the non-Mormon people of
L tali, and it wis referred to the coinmitteo
on the jiidieinry Tho House went into
committee of tke whole on the indinn appro
priaiinn bill, l he total amount f nppro
' riiit.on previdul for in the bill is $.".,2')f',
being 274X1 lesg than tho appropria
tions for ihe oirront year, and l,;"p!,77t3
less th'.n th est mates The bill was read by
?ec lions p.:id pnif-di
Tho consular find diplomritio nppropria
tion bill was reported. The bill np
proprintes l,aif,2o.s, which is a dic.o.ic
from the amount approi'i iated for the cur
rent year of $7,2.".0 Mr. Bingham, chair
man of the cemmitteo on postotliccs at.d
post ronds, roportod n bill reducing loth r
postage to twoecnts, and it was referred to
tho committee of the wholo.
Tho committe 0:1 commerce reported a
resolution cnlliig on the secretary of war for
particulars regarding fcxpend;lurei under tho
river and hnrhcr bill. .Tho postotl'.co bill
npprnpriutiug (.tii,141,111.2."i ugniust 1;',
(ill,0..) ln t yeat was reported ; n!so, tni ap
propriating to iiipuliiire $510,770, against
!j::J7ri,2sy nt lsil I;:cidentnl to these irppro
1 rlnltona and (I19 r.vor and harbor bill, a
lively iltbato tteaiTod, participated in by
Messrs. Page. Cox, Ks on, Mcbane, of
Maryhind, and lubeson. 5lr. Itobes'.n sniJ
he believed tho !?al cause of the nttucksupon
iho river nnd ha'hor bill nnd tho men who
suggested it corJl be traced to men owning
railroads, who cid no' want to see li.o water
ways improved Air. Mel.ai.o arraigned iho
I'resid-oit for not u ing the sunn appro
priate I by t' ( bill. Mr. Krsson said tho
Pieiiuent hadtlr; right to use his ju tgincit.
oiling (ioneril Grant ns n precedent. De
bate was cut jff by tho previous question,
when the re.oln'.ioii was adopted Tho
consular and dplomat Id bill was passed
Mr. Kassoii pieieutid it bill for civil service
reform. Ordered printed.
A Miisnhisijiii pliysii-ian siiy.s tlio day
i; not far ilisuitit when cottonscccl oil
will have takdi tin phu-o of l.inl the
worM over. I Io pniuoiincM it much
ituvr limn lar.l ami a great deal
healthier. ' '
SPECIAL OSTEnTo mny ono who
tae Colupaaioa fres to January 1st,
40 Temple Place,
Health In rinntu,
If you have a delicate girl of four
teen whoso health you wish to estab
lish, buy her a dozen plants nnd two or
three b:,oks; frive her a hay window in
the fiiinshine and a garden border to
begin With, and let her learn step by
step how to raise plant; You hnil
better pay for florist's lessons than fof
doctor biils or German classics if you
want to do her good. Vkk's Maga
zine. The Wilmington (Del.) Ketmmw. J
!'. Shaw, Ksq., proprie tor (Jnlnd iJnlon
Hotel, New York, indorses St. .lacolis
t;il for rlieumal ism and neuralgia.
Hawaiian coins to the amount of
?200,000, nnd corresponding in value
and denomination with our .silver coin
age, ilr'e to be struck at the San Fran
cisco mint.
From the Danvers (Mass.) Mirror:
Mr. Oeo. It. Day, of this town, was
cured of rheumatism by St. Jacobs Oil.
Xew York estimates thut she cleans
enough mud off her streets each year
to make a fair sized township Some
where off tho coast.
Mrs. Cole, of Windham, N. H., declarer
thnt her life was saved by Hoo 1'j Sarsapa
rilla. She had 37 terrible Scrofulous sores.
t Tlio Krnzer Axlri tiror)o ,
Is tho best in tho market. It is the most
economical nnd cheapest, one box lasting as
long hs two of any other. hie greasing will
last two weeks. It received first premium at
the Centennial nnd Paris Expositions! also
medals at various State fairs. Jiny no otaor.
'J 'hero was a young UWy quite fair
Who bad much trouble with her hair,
So she bought Cnrboliiic,
And a Bi'ht to be seen
Is tho head of tin's mniden. I declare.
"Rough 011 Rats." Clear.? out rats, mice,
Hies, roaches, bed-bugs nnts, vermin. J."e.
Motmeh Swan's Wourj Svnt'P, fur feverish
uess, restlessness, worms. Tasteless. 25c.
Foil lAsi ursiA, in:;kii:stion, depression of
M'iril. nnd general debility, in their various
lor:r.r.; also nn a preventive against fever ami
ag;.e and other i.itenni'.tiMU fevers, tho "i'or-ro-P
:in.s;i!ior.t!c .1 E!i:;ir of Calisay i," mado
hy (,'esw.iil, Hazard &, Co., Kc-,v Vork, nnd
old by el. Druggists, is the boat tonic; nnd
for calion'.s recovering from fever or other
hici.iic.-s it hns no ei'Ual.
SraM.ni rr.H your boots it shoes with Lyou's
Patent Heel Sti tenors, and wear them again.
A Vt esters paper announces that upon
tho occasion of n recent boiler explosion in
the neighborhood, "between three nnd four
men wero killed."
THK TRANSFER
Of public confidence from cHhnr propnr.itlons of Snr
BnpirilU and other Blrod Purillnni uf whatcrqr name to
ll'Hxl's S.iniap-hlli in tho fllanal IHnmph of a meriton
fiona artirlo. Tho ponplo are qnii:k to rocofrnlzo trua
Im.-rif, aii'l Oiin in vrhf tho Bnlo of liood'B Samapnrill.1
far ext-coda all fiimilar proparntion. One hundred
dueoB 8 1 can only bo applicil to Itond'a Saraaparilla, and
is an unaiwworablo ormnent ai to modlcinal strength
and ccunomy.
CATARRH,
Wo b:llovo that nlno-tonths of all caaos of catarrh aro
constitutiunal. Wo alsj bolievo that a reliahlo conati
tutiunal rrin;- ?y like Ho;,d's Sarenparilla, that Btrikoa
at the vury nx t of the dicR, will anre a very Urge
prop irtinn of fill casus. In ponlrm-iW'-jn of this b?liuf
wo iiffur OTiiIf.ni'0 sU'Win? tlio effects of Hood's Sihi
pnriila upon tiis dioaac. A motlKT says: "My b:y had
catarrh ao ba'ily that I could hardly keep him in clem
bimlLorchief'j; bo baa t.ikon ono bottle of Hood's Rnr
sparilla, nuj that torrible amount of discharga has
stopped." Another writes: "I have bad catarrh four
ye.ir. I.srt April iho droppine In niy throat beenme so
tr.'jl;l('S'm.o t li:t I became alarmed, aa it affected my
rht lung. I took two bottles of Hood's tiaraapariUa
and it cored ino. My appetite, which was Tatiat.la
beiurv. Is iiret rato now." Cdaiiles 11, GulFFlN,
Lowell, Mari...
HOOD'S SARSAPARII.I.A.
SildliT riniirgists. 81. six f'i $5. Mada only by
C. I. ISOOI it CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
A Spleiullil RcuipJr Tiir I.iiiir Discuses.
Dr. Kobt. Newton, lite President of tho Lclectio
Collego'nf tbo City of N't.t Y.irlc, and formerly of Cm.
chtn!iti, Ohio, used Dr. Win. Hill's B ilsim Ttry
extensively In his practice, as many of bis patients, nr-v
IMnft, and restored to ho :lt:i by ths uso of this invalu
abls medicine, can amply testify. Ho always said that 30
gtiod a roine.ly ought n .t to ba conailored maraly as a
pitcnt me.licin?, but that it onRht to be proscn'ied
freely by every physician as a ssvoretgn remedy in all
caiins of f.Uiiic diseapns. It is a sure cure for Consump
tion, snd4lus no ci'.eil f tr ril pyct-firal comiduiuts.
Kolflnarr'tf I.liilinent,
Applied to the hoa-1 relieves headache, and prevents
tt'e hnir fr.tm fnlling out.
A3 E3 tm
ITtiPii l mv circ i tin iii. isfp.n UiCPc-r. to lUOP V.ioa luf
fttiino nnd tfu-n l.nvo tht-m ri'turtt bain, I moan a rn.il
Cal euro. I hove mm'.o tho thrifO of KITS, llFlUa'SV
C.r l'A LLIWO a llfc-!'n fltotlr. I wqt rixt tr.f
roraciy la ci:i-. lin v.orht cast's, tccuuso othor. hnv?
f;i.'K-tl I t to rtvi.-cn for in-t new iccrtvliis a euro. fpirJnt
iitj(t P-a tr:.to cuifti-'rce lc-tOe 01 my infalllbla
ft-r'.'-y. Ut'.o );x.t-'.s3 sr.ti i"t Or.c3. lb cotu you
liCltiitir '-r irn.t, B'-sa i viii cure
' Xj'ira"n',J'r. t. a. wn J6." i'rurl Et, Kewlork.
rgAfciHWftne:
CURES VHtRI Atl EtSC FAILS.
Best CoaKb Syrup. Tastes Kood.
Use in time. Hold bydrueprlsts.
rgatetawiBigsggsi
1
REFERENCE to tho contrlbutort onnoanccd bclotr will show tlmt ncorlj- nil of the meet distinguished nnd
V'w'V PPn'ar ontliors of this country, nnd many of those of Great Britain, haTO been engaged ns contributor, to
t-Sd the Coupaxiox for tbo year 1SS3. Tbe Announcement will bo fonnd in many refpecu, wo think, an tztraor
dinary one ; but it includes only a pert of tbe features of tbo Tola mo for tbe coming year.
A Serial Story of Boy Life in America,
A Serial Story of Boy Life in Great Britain,
A Serial Story of Now England Lifo, by . . .
e. Serial Story for Girls, by
A Serial Story of Southern Life, by ...
Amusing College StorieB, by
Stories of Old-Time Poor-Houses, by . . .
Old New England Peddlers' Tales, by ...
Tales of tbe Old Dutch Farmers of New York, by
Reminiscences and Anecdotes.
(Illustrated.)
Yankee Drolleries nt OM-TImn Fair, nd Bliowa, by . James Farton.
Stories of Old-Tituo Quack Doctors ana tbeir llemciiiia, by
Edgar Knowles.
Cn tbe Stump, numerous Anecdotes of Electioneering, biuuip tiix'tikiiiir, etc.,
by Hon. S. S. Oor.
Victor Hugo at Homo. A chatty description of tho home iifu of the ftrcut
port, by Ms l'rivnto Ucretarj- Richard Losclide.
Word Pictures of tho Houao of Commons. As eciu fn.in tlio Report.
era Ualkry, by H. W. Lucy.
Brilliant Articles. Reminiscence, of Dean Btaulev nnd Plet unique Aksoci.1.
lli.imof WcBiininstcr Abbey, by . . . Canon P. W. Farrar.
The Royal Family of Donmark. Article, of l'ronnl Anecdutu by
tbe Ilunl.h Mioiater nt V.'ailiiliflou, . . . Hon. Carl Bills.
Great Southern Leaders. A ,crle of article, containing ncraonal rtmiuia-
cencc, of liuu. Uubcrt R. Leo, "Stonewall" Jackson, .Tuliu I'. Calhoun, eie.,
by Con. Aleza&dcr H. Stephens.
Important articles will lie given by two of tbe most distinguished Neurologists In the world, describing Nemms
Diseases, thawing tho ordinary causes of these forms of human suffering, and giving general suggrctionsas to their treat
mcr.t. Tlicfo articles will not bo merely technical treatises, but will bo enlivened by curious nnd illnstrativo anecdotes.-
Common Nervous Ailments. A Rerlc, of Papers, by rr. Brown-Sequard.
Tho Short History of a Nervous Man. Th, 1'roper Use of tha Mini, Hallucination, and Delusions, Tlio Cau of
tliiiji and fclocj.icBtaess, bomnambulisui, etc., by ....... Dr. William A. Hammond.
The J Solp Scries.
The Proflta of l.itsrary Labor, by James Parton.
S&losmen and Saleswomen in City Stores. Their ww,t and onpor-
. ,,v Charles Vance Elliott.
A Medical Education. Row to Choose a C..ll-w. Advantoer, of Euro-
. peMiSiudv, by Dr. William A. Hammond.
Girls W.no Earn a Living in Art. By Iho 1'rtnclpnl of th. Woman's A rt
School, Cooper I'lIoh Susan N. Carter.
HOW to Start. fat" rs tlllns;how to start tn difTcnnt kind, of business aud
In trades, with prucUciil details, so that a buy reading thcatf papers may act on
them snfelv.
Wbat a Technical Fduoation Costs. By the Professor of Engineering
of the lualiluie of Tochnulosy, Uobokcu, . Robort H. Thurston.
Tho Editorials of tbo Companion will fiivo ebar and impartial vietrs cf current events at borne and abroad.
Tho ClzUdrcn's Page suctuins its reputation for charming pictures, poems and stories adapted to tbo Bttlo oues.
subsoribes now, and sends ns $1.75, we
an4 ft full year's subscription from
AcTdrese, YOUTH'S COMPANION,
LTlliippFlFil
II s i EilllS II I?l k Si 1.
FOB
.T Ri Hi liM MlalE IBS
la
Nour-atala, Scirdica, Lu!r'ico$t
Scckacho, Soreness of tho Ciest,
Coat, Quinsy, Scro Threat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Sums end
Scdds, General Dsdily ..
Pcins,
Toolh, Car end Headache, Frosted
Foot end Ears, and all cAsr
Fains and Aches.
Ho rrpar'l:iti uti earth r-,itr!s ft. 3fm (lit
is a gnfr, tin, .' ii d fifcj Txteniicl
Ilemejy A tlinl entails ll;t ths Ci'lnp:(rotive1y
vii:ii:(i nuit.y of T9 t'cn!a, and crry one sufleririR
villi p. in can lmvo chin? nnd positive prccf of ita
:1i-.I::id.
I'irc.tlons in Eleven Tjiniriifip"'.!!.
iOLD EI ALL DiroafrtT.TS AliD DHALEES
IN KKDICIKE.
A.VOGEUSU S& CO.,
;m(wow, f.ta.t u. a. a.
s y Jii
Remember that
fttamfna, ritai enor
gy, the life-principle,
or whatever jrnu may
choose to call the re
list ant ponor which
battles ag&infct the
causoa of disease and
death, ia the grand
safeguard of health.
It la the garrison of
the human fur t res,
and when ft wnxoa
wpak, the true policy
in to throw In rein
forcements. In other
words, when such an
emercmicy wucurs.
cum men ro a course
of ttte Hitters, for
sal, hjr DrufjffiHti
and Dealers, towh;m
onl fr our Alma-
5EEA.STIC TRUSS
tUaoPaftdlfferinRfremaUothcTt.
' o cuu5bh, trua Deu-Adjourna;
t Hal lin cjater.adapUltMlftoall
f foritloni of tbe borty, whll tb
lit I lin tharappreflKsa back tht
lataattncijnsiai aMiroowoaltl
whh the Finger. With light
creuDK ths tluttlkta htldMcnnl
lytQ3nl;ht. ecd ft radical cure ecrula. itlt aa;, duabUt
&4 cHaap. SantbyinAll. Ctrculan free.
m T!iisfi.Y.Snger,S20
itn5fLrtir Attfxciiincnts Free,
arranted ierfit't. l.iirtit runnlmr
quiet, lioii lriomc and ilurabie. Sent
on tt:.-t triaJ-iilun whrn dcsfrcl
9luf:ftf Bfoiua Oricuiisi 4 Si-If.
licftls. 12 titojiS; Vfctiaiiical Snl-Hn-f,pf!tnvpcu'.!n!fr.2tiie
mr'..
ith$:isto.))nn lfl r.ook.otil S;r,
S f vfif fA i',d. I- l.'irant tw, imifrnliifi in
AjiaV ,( d'liitlrlM trsiil.'nnd out. iiv
V -I-i"cJ 'nl. ir.tt. tli t---.limt.iii.ilr.f!. e. A-l
; lV.viif.vCf.. 47'ilijiila'hkni
Iiifr.ni' iirtrntlvn Iitla mnkn Nhw Rich
Plood, mid -.vill completely olianuo the blood in tho en
tire system in thre months. Any person who will tnke
one pill ennti niiit from 1 to U wofkn mny f-e rewtoroa
tos .mud liilth it such a thins? bo pm-iblo. Hold every
where or f int bv mail for eitfht h-tter stamps.
I. S. JOHNSON iV - )., I(osion,;Iusa., for
merly ISmiKor, .
business foh mm
WA.NTl'.i A limited number tu It-am '1 o'tmplo
ut itm'o. We will riv a written gi'.ar.nitce to luruL
B od paying aitir-ti'ins ns soon cintH!trnt. Ail ire
r,'ii i.i'.m, Olii;iI,lN TL.I.HiiiAi'H CO.,
Oliet lin, 4h!o.
r r 1 1 rti is Miaatr. pr. map.ttxm.
mi J f ajciao) ;.t. w.il, fct 3y tenw. nh pt. hf .1, F;vr
ml place of LiM.i!.e, Mid Jt( nt ratvrr'aj. pr ehuif. ,'-t A.'
Win. pffi.-iB-i, : viy r-ii'iMi) m ri.t
Ai Uirt I'n. I., yctli-.fi. 1 "M-'it't I't-.H i
ftw K ft v H R IT" Btt t tx
U fc ES U .KmW lTB k-QlliUtr.ilcdi.rKli.t
frej. Til.; AL,LTMANttT.YLOalCO..-laittU'ld.a
f'iitH 'n:itcl f r the lvi imi Ffsto-it-spllina
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Cfit. Na iional i'rin.isHiNG 'o., Philnilelphia, Fa.
Vl1"f5f! f-SCU T'"'iwnnt to loam Ti lnSrai.hj in a
s uwi.4 ii'i.a. irvr mnnrtia ana no
cert n in of a aitua.
th n.
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nt whoh'rnle rates. Vncelist fA.
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AUUSINLHS Oi'l'OltTl'NiTY is offend atorokoefwn
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Illustrated Serial Stories.
by
J. T. Trowbridge.
. . William Black.
Harriet Beochor Stowo.
Harriet Frescott Spotford.
. . Marie B. Williams.
Henry A. Gordon.
. . . J. D. Chaplin.
. . . Wm. A. Kin?.
. . Eugeno M. Princo.
by
Illustrated Travel and Adventurer
A Serial Story of Adventure, by ... O. A. Stephens.
Life in an Irish Fishing Village, by . . Julian Hawthorns.
Tales of Old Ships and Sailors, by . . Capt. P. Luce.
Old Times on the Missouri, by .... A Miusourian.
After the Mindanao girates ia Dutch Gun-Bot, ty
. . . Lieut. P. F. GrlnnolL,
Adventures in a Whaling Cruiso in tha north l'ariiic, by
Macomber Rrstfe.
The Fiftieth Tigor. A narrative of Adventure by the Special Correspondent
of iho Loudon fclegraph, v Phil. Robinson.
Child Llfo and Home Life In Japan. Curious rictnrr, and JViraeaiio
Incident,, by UateUer in that country, . Prof. B. S. Morse.
Railway Heroes. Thrilling stories of railroad men. Among other, will ba
"Tlio Kireinnu', Btory;" "nu Lifo or Their,;" Bklp Diiatln, tho Water
Boy," and 'Exprcs, Ucucnger Riley," by . . Walter A. Moore.
Special Articles.
In The Household.
Parlor Experiments in Science. Bhnpl, enrton,, ty
Prof. W. O. lUchards.
Entertainments fcr Charitable Purposes. AMco uni tutvniiwu, ty
George 13. Bart2oet.
Tableaux with Authors. Direction, for Chancing i.'vuln-,. Sulei-udnicefita.
by Eato Sanborn.
Concerning' Floors, Doors, and Windows. Girtas u Jaicat hiou u
to thu decoration of theso iinportuut feature, ot a home, by
Janet E. Runta-Reoa.
Inexpensive Art Furniture. A aeries of jmpcni siuiug thai hom, nay
he furuibod in tlio boat iiiaio wllliout larga ei;'iidriure, inrhis dtal.k a to
tout, etc, by tho Curator of lb, Liverpool Art Uiuuiua, Charles. Pyttll.
will send f Subsorlptlon lrloo $1.75. Specimen copies free
thnt ditto. ( Vltau mention in what paper yon read thi adrtrtitrment.
f
For Internal and ExUraal V9.
CURES
Bum, Pcslil, ClillWuitig,
Troct Ullo?, Clinnped Hnfl,
l'losb Woiinu?. Ppralne, Itralart,
KxtprnHl 1'oUone, Caked UresuU,
Sore Nipples, Toot linclie.
Croinps or Spnmr.ii of Ftomticli,
CoUo. Asthma, or Tntrrril Pln, .
I,ftriff Hack, iliiet ot Animal
OBllsof nil' kinda, fsitfnst, ...
UiDgbonns, C'rnckwl Tent. '
toll Kvll, Onrg-pt In Voir, Ppntlni,
BwwueT, Hornti'lici or Ureue,
Foot Hot In Phorp, ktrlnKhnit, . .'
WlmliriilK Hoiin In l'linltrr,
l'outidcred t'ert, Kffttiln,
Craukcd Heels, Mans m Don.
Aslt ynirr nonrrot Pcnlor or DrufBist tow
viiv u uui Aiiiiuuuus lur looo. n
rrol the airman Leader N. TOct.Sf, R
MEnrnNT"3 OAnm.iNri OtT.. We hare
made sioclal peioiml Inquiry In regard to
Iho niuritsof thi cclebi uteci remedy, and
find it ii genuine nrllc ln of raro value. It ia
iy ih leans a new remedy. Tho establish-iii'-nt
whiidi producf b It dntea Its manufac
ture nfffaf liack-a lSiil. elneo whirli tloioit
lu.sliei-ii Bti'ndily prowhiiT lnpuhlio faror.
The natrnlors nre p.riionir Iho foremost oui
ik;k) moil of the city o Lockport. They are
every way reliable
From lhe Toledo (Ohio) Tilaile, Jultf fl, 18H.
Mcnff? mt's GAnoMNO Oit.. Thlg Old
"Intidiiid ni'!l-:lo, undor tlio ndnilrnlile marf
aixeim nl of Joint H"difo, 1'jiq., has reached
nn enormous Rule IS M tin lioucstly com
poimdod an Icle; it hut mem, nnd now that
thehest lnifinct"3 talent ff bo country to
liHiidliiiflr If. Ihfro i noronron wliT It should
not doiil'l"! itsprcsi nt ufi fulness. Nofamlly
can nltord to be without It. Fiirfamily use,
ns well 03 for animals, it is simiily lndis
pcusublc.
SPECIAL TVOTICK.
All wo anlc is a fair trial, but bo iuro and
follow directions. . ......
'l i.o finrirllnir Oil and Merchant
Tablets nre lor Fain by all driiKKiSTB nnd dpn
ci-a in (teueral uiercuuuuuo. -throughout
world.
Lnrire Sizo $1.00; Medium CO C.J Small 25e.j
Small Size for faintly ivso 2.io.
Mnnufaelured at Lpekport, N.Y., by Mer
chant's tiurglins Oil Company.
Pecrotnrv
Magio Lanterns Outdone by tha
1 Pictures frnm hooka, papera,
c.-o bo oast upon the wall grea
clinuno t-arda tr!:h nil theiT
carda. to.-.
greatly enlarged-,:
heir color, or the-"
( . i nr ix nnu u in .hi ii niii . nuiim "nitrnT'ii w Hie vilq,
r tn tynea lurcfr; uw i'ul to portrnit nrtifta nnd amtv
"lira. We send the P:1yopti.on and 200 cooiio pictowfi,
Ipgaut clir'tino ct-Ih pn.! ;i')rtr.iit, by mail for
ar c.rculire tell how to ubt iin it free. Agent wanted1..
.lurray Hill Pub. Co.. 129 E. 28th St., M. Y-
infalll-
pile pt Its
Conrntr
Danea..
Alco!ioli"ni.Oninm Eat
lrc, Scrofula ani alii
r.'erroUB nnd, Blood Dia
oriKca. To Clergj-men,.
I.iiwynra, Literary Men,.
Merchant a. liankora.
Ladies auu all nhomi
ep-.lentary emplnympnt;
causes ftervona Vrmtn-J
ion, lrTfsulnritios ofr
ti blond. Btomaeh,'
bowels or Kidneys, or
iv 1m require a nerr.i
titnio, appetizer or
ti:ia:lnnt. SAMAfil
'J AN MiRVKVE la in-l
vn In n I-.lrt. 'rVnttsiinrll
WtVUR FAILS.
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wanted cvervwl.etc Address U. K. Kendall A Co..j
Cuui'u Mchu.. 1.7 & l.'J La Salle bt.. Chicago, luJ
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thousands of caioa of tho worbt Kind and of Ions;
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