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IN THE REALM OF TONE.
Sir .Tn ian Patncffote is not only
a mu.suian of ei.nsi.le ruble ability but
has published a number of original com
positions. W'HFTiir.B it is due to the fascinations
of his music or to the romantic interest
attaohimr to his relations with Mine.
leery Sand, it i- hard to say: hut
h. pin seems to te the hero of the
Vienna musieal exhibition.
I'akkkfwski has K-cn ohlivd to
ean.-el a numl-er of his concert engage
ments on nwuntiifa rh.-umatie ar?.-e-ti
n of the museles of one banL The
jrrrat pianist will not W able to appear
in puKie for probably two months, at
an estimate.! lovs of al.iit H-Vono.
Annie Viijhx I'atteksn is a
.list iii(rui-he.J yotin? musical direct r
an.l ts.mper. who is rnakir.tr a hi:h
reputation in Pnblin. She is conJui-tor
and director of the Imblin Choral union,
anil is the only lady-d.x-t. r of music in
the I'nited Kin. lorn except the princess
of Wales.
Tiik iuet-n of Ileljrium. aceordintr to
foreign ji;ii'!N. has considerable talent
for musical .-.imposition, anil tlvot
the ..-renter part of her leisure time to
inu-.eal stndy. She impr..vis4's often,
an.) when an accidental combination
pleas.-, h.-r particularly preserves it at
once by writing it out in note.
GEMS FROM THE EAST.
Soon after the birth of a child in
China, a r.-d ri.nl is ti.nl around its
wrist. It is thought that this insures
oliedicnee to its rarents.
lMA"t's is the mo-t ancient city in
the or!. 1. It was a place of trade and
travel U r- the .!.: of Abraham, an 1
has n. .-.v a p -pu.at: n -A I ""-"'.
The oill-.-iuS . f th- ':.in-se empire
:,r.- divided int-. ni::.- ::? rent srra.les or
cliv-s. .5;riruihabie fr-mom- anoth
er bv the butt. in worn on the cap.
Thk first -hip canal on the line of the
present ui-z canal was pr. .jectcd by
N-eho. an Egyptian kin;.-. alut M.
C. The two seas were aetually united
jTo 1 5. C.
A rvKini' superstition is alleged to
exist amn;f the Hindoo sentries at
Iloinhay. W henever a black -at passes
thev salute it in the ln-li.-f that it con
tains the soul .-f an English otVicer.
It is said that many Japanese women
are uinlerL'oinr the s'.ir'.n.-a! operation
nee.-s-ary to straighten the slant of the
eve-lid. which distinguishes them un
mistakably from Caucasian women.
BRIGHT THINGS FOR WOMEN.
Wivi.vri I. ows of satin or f-rs -Train
ribin will used f ir dress trimminir.
Nf.w Russian dresses are made of Kir-d.-red
wool with r.m-h surface. The
colors are v.-ry brii'ht.
A fF.i r u a i: combination of color is
brown, pink and trreen. This is seen in
millinery and trimming's.
The n-w velvets in changeable.
iri.b-s. ent and oiii-r i !rects are excep
tionally popular and will be u--d with
almost .-very material.
A pi.pri.AU trimming, and one which
i esps-ial!y eiT.i tive. when properly
Us.-.!, i- t'.-M tralVn-n embroidered in
hia'h-c. il-ir.s.1 and iri.h-s -ent -a.!s.
Till RK are t -vo materials that women
r.f all a:'.-s. ri-iir-s ari l Complexions
may saf.-lv wear, and th -se an velvet
ard lace. especially in dark colors.
Havj.somk skirt in? Jlannels have
elaborate embroidery wrought over
lace edirinjr. For example: A width of
torchon or plat-val lace is basted closely
on the material, and the embroidery is
d. me over this.
IN THE HEAVENS.
TliF. Creat Dipper revolves around the
North star in ..'5 hours .V. minutes 4 sec
onds. Heat-i.iofttnino is simply the reflec
tion of the li-rhtninir of distant storms,
too far away f..r the noise of the thun
der to reach us. These storms often
draw nearer and develop into the or
dinary type of thunder-showers, or the y
ma;, pass away in another direction.
M m:- is in opp ii:i.,n a!-it once in
two years, hut. o-vii'to tl.e t-eoentrie-ity
of his orbit, his d.istar: e from the
eartli vari.-s (jreatly ;:t difr.'rent opposi
tions. The most favorable ones like
those of tlie p-f. nt summer and 1S77
mriir at inr-rvals of alut llfteen years.
The .;a- k. solid-!- kin shallows cast
).y the electric ii'hts that n.ay 1 s-en
in the air when it is not clear surest
that the "co-mi.- dust" which is sup
p.,s,l to occupy the interplanetary
spaces may capable, in certain con
ditions, of show nfr a pro flit of the earth
under the p m.-rf ul lirht of the sun.
SOME NEW PROVERBS.
I.IKE w.-eds in a trarden of roses are
licentious thouphts in the mimL
He who yi.Ms on-' step to evil, must
po hack ten st-ps to pet it acrain.
IIoxor f..r the firave. fame for the
wise, and confusion to the Vearer of
tai.-s.
A Fooi.'s hetid turns at every sound:
hut a wise man's eyes look straipht be
fore him.
A r.oi.r man is the hope of his cause:
h'-.t timidity promotes neither honor nor
inteprity.
The charm of woman is loveliness:
but str.-mth is the plory of man. Chi-
a .' I::t. ri r.
A Tiiot onr on the p.x-l is a seed of
life: but alliance with temptation is a
snare laid at the pate of hell.
HARD TO BELIEVE.
Less than on-- piaiter of Chicapo"s
population is American.
The thinnest tissue paper is one one
thousandth of an inch in thickness.
A. I. Neii.sox. of Asheville. S. C,
has a hen which not lonrr since laid an
epp on which was plainly ih-pictetl the
American flap, without the stars.
There is a natural whisperinp trai
ler v at lry Lake. Lassen county, ( ah.
wh.-r the slightest f w.tfall of man or
beast is heard many miles away.
A T AIK of ploves passes throiiph awut
two hundred hands from the moment
the skin leaves the dressers until the
ploves are purchased by the intendinp
wearer.
A coi.orfd woman residing at Tndia
Sprinps. Cia.. has Iw-en the mother of
fifty-three children. One of her sisters
has had thirty children and another
one has nmsed twenty-seven. '
A fTHAMK dis.-.,very was made bv
Mrs. J. F. Hazard, of Nva.-k. X. Y. She
was eanninp peaches, and in one of
them, which she liad freshly cut. fhe
found a penny lyinp close to the stone.
The fruit hal prtw n all around the
coin.
Mrs. I'.riskie "Johnny, did the
doctor call while I uas oiit?" Litfle
Johnny (stoppinp his plav) " Ve. He
.i i . . . i i .
" " ".y puise, an iookcii at my tongue
and shook his head, and s.-C.l it u nc .
serious case, and he left this prescrip
tion anil said he would call apain be
fore nipht ' Mrs. IlrLskie "(Jracious
me! It wasn t you I sent him to see
was the babv."
It
Th Only HonoraMe.
The only person in this country who
is constitutionally entitled to be ad
dressed by the title of honorable is the
lieutenant povernor of Massachusetts.
His ripht to it is set forth in the funda
mental laws of the state, and it is to U
found nowhere else. There are a preai
many other honorable here and else
where, just a there are a preat many
tiiy -r aul .-oloueU. They flourish by
rxysrWy oely.
An ofen Utter to zvemen. fft. 3
Thurlow, Penn.
" Dear Mrs. rinkham :
' If any one wants to know
how good your medicine is, just
rcferthem" to me.
" I was so low," people thought
I never coulJ get well again.
"The trouble was in my
womb, causing bearing-clown
and severe backache. I was so
nervous and irritable my people
could hardly live with me.
Sometimes I would almost fall
down. I was so dizzy, and ho'.v
I did lie awake nights! I
thought I should go crazy !
"Hut now all that is changed,
and I am a well woman. I owe
all to Lydia K. Pinkham's 7,v
tabU Cl:fonn.t. Now. when I
do not leel just rignt, i taKe
bottle ot your
medicine and a
box of your pills,
and they never
fail me."
Mrs. L. Travis.
A''- dmt.''4 1 it. r tent
b i t rwi "t -r
ltr r.oB rrcr.pc of
4.. I TtH V.. hMi- S . f .J
Mam Mnm i. t . l.i nm. jy .
From Pole to Pole
A Tim's s-aksaFa rilla Kv. d--montri iiM
jKiwer of cure lr k.l diMr tilt tMowd.
The Harpooner's Story.
Jtrie LtJfsrl, June I, 153.
IrfL. ,T. C- ATI k In. T:y y-ar ii 1
vu m kArpoucrr a '' e N..rth l'a. iti.-, m boa riv
other of lh crew and tn . f m ere Ihj.1 up wju
tfun f . dur bod! were bloawd, piro. woiira
and bleeding, tth Iooik, j.urj.K- Llotcbe aa
ever u, an cr breath e-nit.-d r.jUt-a. Take ii
Vy and large m-e m'ere pretty badly olf. All oat
l:nie-jiiic accidnLaiiy detr-yed, but th
captain had a couple duXrO totUea of ATlii'l
BiMinuui ana rave u Itu W recov.
rrrd on it quirker tl.an I have ever a-en mn
brought about by aDyothTtriiro Dtforr;curiy,
and 1't aeen a gotA d.-al of it. htnr iw men
tion In your Almanacof yent fanuipaniia b. inr
r-od f-.'r aourry, 1 tboueVit yea a. guilo know ot
and 1 aenti you vUe f. t.
KeIectfully youra, ijh T. TVTsoatb.
Tho Trooper's Experience.
tfane",Eatutoland S.Africa.) JfarcW, !!S.
C- Altt it Co. Oentiemen: 1 har
inch pleaanre to Vcmufj V via Ki-t aiu of
your haraaparfll. S" aave uuooed
ter for oer tit rear, during -hich time wa
had to lire tn teau. BeiKf under racvaa foe
arh a ti-i hmaKht on h. called tn tbl
country "veldt-aor. I hm Iboma aorea for
aon lime. I a. aJviaod to Uke your saa,
fiarilla, two bttl.-a of wbirh made my aoraa
disappear rapidlv, and I am n.w quite well.
Toum trufy, T. K. li.mis.
Trooper, Cap JtounUii Jiilem. (
Aer's Sarsaparilla
I th oriy tborourbly effcrtive blood-purifler.
the only medicine thai! eradicate the poiona of
fcrofula, Mercurj', and CoDlaioua Ujaearf
from the ayatein.
Dr. J. C. Ayer &. to, Lowell, Mi
Sola by all Imicgi'ta : Pr ice f 1 ;
ttia botua l lor U
top -tzt
Chronic Cough Now!
Fr 1f yf-u 1o n't it mat r-?rir:? ct.-
V.T Vnrr Cm1 IJvit Oil and
HYPOrHOSPHITES
Xisne unci
Iv i ri a i.al i'.i'-'.r? a. rril'.ie. Far
Scott's Emulsion
HALL b hair
The pre at pojmlarity of thU preparation,
after iu tes: of mauy years, should he an
assurance, ern to the most rkeptieal. that
It U relv meritorious. Thoe who have
used Hall's Haik Keskwer know that
it does all that ii claim.-.l.
It causes new prowth of hair on balJ
heailt provided the hair follicles are nut
dead, which is seldom the ease: restores
Datura color to rray or faded hair; pre
serves the scalp healthful and clear of
dandruff; prevents the hair falling olf or
cbjnini; color; keeps it soft, pliant, lus
trous, and cause it to grow long and
thick.
Hall's ITair Rfnttwfr produces its
effects bjr the healthful influence of it
Testable insrredients, which invigorate
an.) rejuvenate. It is not a dye. and is
a delightful article for toilet ue. ( oi
tainin no alcohol, it does not evap
orate quickly and dry up the natural oil,
leaving the "hair har?u and brittle, as do
other preparations.
Buckingham' Dye
Ton tri
WHISKERS
Colors them brown or black, as desired,
and Is the best dye, because it is harmless :
produ-s a permanent natural color; and,
beinr a t-intrle preparation, is more con
venient of application than any other.
runuD bt
B. P. HA1X. & CO, Nashua, N. H.
gold by all Dealers in Medici rea.
FOR ARTISTIC
JOB PRINTING
TRY THE FREEMAN.
XoUiing On Earth Will
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powder!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strong and Healthy ; Prevents all Diaease.
llnoH far Matltimg Ural.
It i atw4utely pare HurMy e.neentraUl. ta qnarv
tit ejtM tenth i'f a eent a day. N. .lt-r vie-f..i tli m
elrtt. strttlv a IIetM-rM- "One Unr ejn wil ttie
t f n4 c fit- r t. (.r.etit K . i n. ' t ..n. -u--e r.
II M raa'l grl it end la u. Ak Ural.
Sample fi.r a Hn im miuiim. ae 91 r. i 1 4 ih.
rau. I.T malt. 91 3 SI fatnre n.. $.. it.-m peerMua.
Sanii.le -... ut Tbe Beat lnnlir lafkerM-nt frf.
raroi-l'.Miltiv .w ear (.rHe 1 att live nn 91 .'A.
La. JoHNsO AO'.ts Cu.4.Ha H.mv M., k..m, vM
Band Iastrnmont.s, Soare and &iss Drum.
I llmin a a ... Bwja and 1 1 1
eU r. .TEATfOi I
s
i if FilULSiOPi
NO FLAG FCR FORT SUMTER.
It Is .lKfUonel War llarracks and
No IlbkiKO " TUere.
Purine the rtx-ent grand array en
campment an enthusiastic veteran in-trodui-ed
a r-luti.n eallin up.n the
sts r tary of war to h-.ist an American
ttair utrr trt Sumter, in Ciutrlet.n
hn ir. In the excitement of the ni.
nient the re-.'.uti -n vv. ntthn.uh with
.:it .!prrsin. .n or iuvesti-ati. n. At tin
war l."iartiin-nt the i hi.-f f t-nsinei-rs.
h !ia t-harire f the government fr-titl.ati-.ns.
was uvti. .tiel u tin- stile
joet. lk'.saVstV-Mvn-taryf war has
not yet e.imnH.'.l with the resolution,
t-avs. the I'iilslrjrrh Oispat. h. n-r is it
HU. ly that he will. The army rejrula-ti--lis
ir..vi.!.' that the tini-.n l!a' shall
.iiji'ayi d at n.illtary forts and forti
li. at ions that arc jarri.-ie-l or iru-j-i.-.l.
Frt Sumter is neither jrar-ri-'ned
n-.r .avupiisl. and therefore the
M-crvtary of war ha.s no authority to
tJ.iat a :hi.' over the old fortress unl.-ss
he is prepan-d to karris. n it with trvi'.K
In furtiier explanation of the n-.n-aje-jH-aran.
e i.f the tl.iZ at Fort Sumter
am! other pravtieaily abandoned forts,
the rn.'iii.vr o?!i.-ers s:iy that very s.-ri-ous
foreign i-omiii.-ations iniirht ari-.- if
the r-s..!uti. .n adopted iv the tirand
Army of the Kepublie eneainpnu-nt is
earritsi out.
For instance, if the ihur wis h..iste!
vr Fort Sumter, a fortiori varshi
iiii-.'ht vi.sit the harl r of iiarlestoii. In
aee.ird.ince with the naval r-L'u! at i.-ns
of the world the f..rc!rn ships would
s:.!:ite tlie American l!a.r. and expet t a
siii.i'ar si'.utr in return. The foreigner
-oii'.l not lM-p.-trt! tnkii'itv that Fort
Sumter is i:no-.-iipi-.l and was simply
T'- at ini.' its e. .un try's ti:ijra-.a matter . .f
.seiitim.T.t. Not having his saltttc ae
k: ov. ie.l.'.sl the foreigner would U- jus-l;ti--!
in . :i.:rL''iii' t his e. unit ry w itllis-cotirt-sy.
and would have a ri-ht to di
niaii'l a explanation. The ordnance ser
treatit stationed there .uld lianliy re
tarn a foreign vvarsidp's s;iltit.- witu an
oi.i musket or r.-volver which he hae
pens to have with hiiti in his.niarlers as
a matter .f personal r-t-et ion. When
the seeretarv -i w;tr refers the resolu
tion to the ehi. f of engineers he will
probably receive an ans-.v-.-r containiii!.'
the sultance of the f orejroi n s state
ment. FOUND AFTER TWO YEARS.
A P.ir Uet iKx.k t lurtt Waa Kffotfreil
Ilirousti a l.u-t oll r Ituttou.
A lai'y w h had lecn staying in Al
ha.'iy w as r.-tiiriiin'' t. her home in l'liil
a.'.eiohla l y way of the Hudson river
and New- Vork. Aitersj-n-iinra nirht
on the ).ather i n-ket -ik. whi-h con
tained le-r ticket and all h.-r money,
was m:ssi:i.'. she w as uite sure tliat
it was in her ft when she went to
her stateroom at nL'ht: but in the
m..rr.in:.' the ii;..st minute search of the
room and of her clothing failed to lrin'
it to li rlit. A fellow p:is.sellrer loaned
l..-r sul'.ieierit m. .iiey f..r her ticket to
Philadelphia, and once at home the loss
of the pocketlfx ik quickly passtI fnm
ii.-r memory. Two years, afterward,
when ajrain in Albany, she was s-uin-n;oii-.l
or:- day to the draw im.'-room to
sjak to an unknown e-entleman who
had something i!nirtaiit to t-ommuiii-cate
to her. The something itnportant
proved to U- the old !.st p. ketl..k,
wl'.ivh the rcr.t'e-man had ju.-t found on
a Hudson river Is at. anil w hieh having
in it the lady's nanie with an Albany
address he had no di. lenity in taking
iin-et'iv toiler. Th.-:i.v.iint which he
jfavo the Hi .ute .Journal of t he dise .vt ry
was n;. -st amnsin'.'. While !ri-sii his
collar butt-'U had slip'M-il from his hand
and. with the total depravity i ha icter-sti.-
..f eollar l.utt. -lis ;nd other inani
mate tkini's. had r.l!sl to the least ae
ee.ssible .- -riser -f t ie-stat.-r u. Inthe
urso of l is .i-ar.'h for it he had opened
v-.-i.":-' the ha! f-ei- --o.i .i..ri. the st ati i
;rv wash stand and there, in a corner.
v. l T it 'i;st at.;
old. was the
- ..-ket 1- -k. c.hi-h liitist have lain in
that cvael po-ilion for two wholcycars.
A I I tins; sert-til.
The t'aletitta Indian to-ntlcman r--'at.
s t!,e f. .llowit:- most remarkable
st iry: A few days a-ro Atkamu. Yat;-ry.
IScm-Talcse '.'mirinan. r.s;in;;iin the
.lat s.-ven miles north of Shuttezat. s iw .
is l;e af.irms. an enormous serpent
:lo:ttin:r al-mu' in a lleei.-y white
:a;.cr" or -witt.J el..ttd." The e'-.ttd
:r..l itss.aly p;v.seii.-r tloated directly
vi-r.Mr. atry's frm :-nd bore e.tf in
the direction of the ""tlis-at Plue -liui-;;e"
;i!id disappeared from vi-w. i vt-r
: score of men. women and iov who
-. ere working alonir the Hat at the
".iuie ,f the phenomenal oi-cn rren.-e at-:.-st
that they plainly sa..v the same
d ie- us in. -n -t r i:i his ethereal Slight.
)ne w itness li-s-rilH-s the s-rpctit :t.s Vh
iii'j" at least four "twinp." I f.v hr.nc'.re 1
fis-t i in lcnLrlh and as bii- arouriti as a
man's Ksiy. All witnesses eonc-ir in
savincr that tlie head and foreparts d
the creatine resembled an alligator
;aore tlian anything cls-. It was yel
low and black-striped. aeei.rdinL' to all
e. itiiess-. a.id kept its Ih!v in con
tinued motion lis loiiy as it rcmainctl in
si'ht. The natives are said to be much
excited over the matter.
A LITTLE OF ALL SORTS.
No woman has ix-en handed for mur
der in Massachusetts within memory.
Tllt:i:K are said to 1m- over 'j::.fHH In
dians in the I'nited States who can
read Knylisli. and over 10.(XH who fan
read Indian lanjruaires.
Titf; maximum spss;l of the fastst
passenger elevators which have er-r
liccn built is I.?) feet per minute, or a
rate of 1 mile in 3 minutes and a frac
tion. A blast set off in the Wen rich mines
In-tween Joplin and Webb Citv, Mo.,
blew a Niwhler weihin? l.lxto pounds
clear out of tlie shaft, which is i:t5 feet
leep.
The new r.sv.n directory, which
has just !een issuetl, tntains J05.3.VJ
names. There were new names
ad. led this year and names
erases;!.
'iikmicai. action formed a stone in the
stomach of La Marshale. the famous
hurdle-jumping h..rse of Paris. lie
died, and the stone, a ball nearly eijrht
inches in diameter, is in the museum of
a Parisian veterinary.
rhntoeraphhig an Klertrie ttott.
Another triumph of photoprraphy in
the field of atmospheric electricity has
"txt-n achieved at Haines Falls, in the
fatskills. by J. W. Kusk. who made the
remarkable iicjrative of a lijrhtninfr
Hash, noted a few days ajfo. This time,
says the Albany -Journal, the exposure
was made during? a violent shower in
dayliht. and the print shows the
bursting? of atrumendous electric Jlt
alut tive huntlrcd feet alove the
grronml. From the scene of the explo
sion to the frrountl is a broatl and vivid
streak of fire, w ith the peculiar jar?ed
outlines so often seen, sharply defined
in the dark (.'round-work of the storm.
A series of photoe-raphs illustrating? the
different phases of a summer shower or
storm in tlie t'atskills now seem possi
ble, and Mr. Husk is about to make
further experiments in this line.
siierst ittona Atxtut IUr.l.
The blackbird and thrush are "wan
dcring? s,ul" whose sins must lie ex
iattii on earth, hence they are forced
to endure the rigors of w int-r. Kooks.
jiwkilaws. baLs, haw ks ami ow ls are ani
mated by lost souls. Tlie wajrta.il is
cal'i-d the ih-vil's l.inl. for no other
reason than that it cleverly evades the
missiles thrown at it. A ih ail wagtail is
m rara avis.
"A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
FUL OF SHAME." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO
91 and 93 Fifth Avenue, PITTSBURG,
HAS PUT
MVJSJTC IjV
- . . i - 1
WORKINCMEN and TOILERS
whether With Hands or Head,
TAKE THIS TO B Hi A 1ST.
ORGANIZE BRASS BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS
During the coining campaign you will easily earn
DOUBLE THE PRICE OF YOUR INVESTMENT,
l-siJ.-s t.ie pleasure von w ill have an.l the future pi. iiit. We have j.snpoly or.Jer.sl
for j list such trail.-as your an itnui.-ii-.- s;. k f
1 1 lw Lia.ai.w-.wl V tt i. s - - A i. - wA WsmwasAA,
Kir
is-t from the er.-at factor.-- of the world ati-l an- iruat .hii.m-.I t" I-- of the v.-ry 1.-st.
choicest 4uaiitv. but which we propose to sell at . I . Pl:r IT J'N'- -.
.11.. m-.. ....I i.i:.ll .le:.Iers' i.rnlil. I, lit sold to voll ilir.-clai I U P U 1 1 . U FPh !.
No matter hat interestsj parte-s may try to m.tlo- .u t-.,e.-. j i-t coin, -tr.iiht
to
he uqi'ai:ti:i: Foi: .ursic.ir. i.sTi:rMt:xT. .7M ;.i.y .i v ;:-
777:.t iri:i sn:.Ts a i ti:iumi;
Violins. Guitars. Matuo!in. Patij-e.. Fifes. rurin-.. In-uni-. Mti;.-: iii.i. .-.! - .-rvt hi m
musical. Al-o. the MATl HLKSS IK Kill: KKos. I No. tl,.- Auisii.- MoliKI,
KNAIifcl A U. PIAN, die woild-reiiovM.ed K1MI.I.I ANT 1 1st ililP I'1AN. ami
the KTKY. and
STORY & CLARK 0
all of u hi. h you know l.-a.ls the musical rld in .jua! it y anl h.tra. :. r of t heir i." !-.
Idle e put the priist-s io 11 to vuu at siirh tat.--, ami on -uch
EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT
A p'lts Olle of these el.-allt i Ii-l rn tll.-tl 1 s witllMl tie- r-:l"h of
Every Man Who Loves His Home and MnMmi
You should have a I - k.-r P.n.s. or Knal- or Fi-lj.-r. or Ft.-v. ai.-d t r v A ( '.ir k in
strument, instead of some clu-ap or uukii.iuii or .. L.. ..u.- ! f .-- ; maUe.
Therefor.-hav .inly on.-i.t t lie a!i e natii.-.! i!itriim.i,;. Han- n. ..thi-r. .!-o
r.-ni. mU-r t lial for ei i ln-r Piano-or ri;:tii-. PatuN and rch. T.t Hi-1 1 i e! -
il; nci-e to you the iy lo.-t ;,.).. preiit Pri.-. ai .1 i; V '1 F.KMs. F
I'AYMKN'T. Als,, reiiieiuU-r to write .iirect to tlie h.ei-. or a i "!-:. anV at lie-s-alesriMitus
in the
(Threat HHamiltosa ISuiidisig.
Everylly kiwws where the Hamilton Huiiditia : id X Fif h a.-i.n.-. Pittsburg.
P. S. If Voll nidi to call in the evening, jii-t .!ro; a p.-tal . ard to S. 1 1 ;i m ! ton u h.-i,
vuu will call aiid the rooms will lie Kej.t ..j.. n
B. J. LYNCH,
tjjstdertlIv ten
And Manufacturer A IVa'er In
HOME AND CITY1WADE
FURNITURE
LOUiGES.BEl)STEADS,j
CHAHW,
A lat tresses, fec,
1005 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
ALTO OX A, PEXX'A
CP"CHtrens of C'ltnnrm County and all
iJhers wishiUK to purchase honest FUIiNI
TUKE. Ac. at honest price" are respectfully
iovited to givft us a eail before huvlr ls
wliere, a.s w are confident trat we cat
meet everj want and pleas" evr raste
Pri-s thf v.rv lowtsst. H-IS-'WMM
CASSIDAY'S
Shaving Parlor,
EBENSBURC.
T'HIS wU-known Shavlnn Parlor U ltatr1 cm
1 inira ret. Dear the County Jail. h re
cently t.een liandMtmely reiuruialiej. .a ere.1.
and titt.1 wits eery modern sneoleiw. an.1
l one ol the prectierl. uaate't, an.f ho(. in
Northern aiuhria. It U In chare ol .m
tent workmen wo will kit erer attentio to
cattooen.. Your patrotiaKe ailiirne.l
KUHKKT CASSIPAY.
Etostnn Fire tarance Apty
T. "VV. DICK,
General Irsurance Agenl
KRKJttiHURO. PA.
FEES 8l MILLER'S .
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Sear Post Office
a.Tbe anderpigrte derlrea to Inform the poo
lie i bat incY taa vintd a (Uavin ar or un
Main reet. near lb ml oftlee ahtra larrerln
In ail lu r.ranrba -a mm te earneo on In U
fotare. trtrtisitK neat tuC etean.
Voar patrunatce aolwltl
JlH5 F. STRATTOS A MIX,
4SA4S Walker St. t TOBK.
lyl.4lnnliliKalia Jkaf
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Violin, Gurtari. Banfoa. Accordenaa, Harmon)
cat, Ac, all kinds f String, etc, etc
OarccmciL THETORNADO
'1 I
TOM. ONML
huiliaw; ayw , Kfari - s..lM.,i
" i
THE SUM I
:
; it
S !' ,
OJLS ! OILS !
The Atlantic Kffiniiirx Co., of
I Pitts.hur'r, , make a specialty
of nianutacturinir fr the mohus
tio trade the finest bran. Is of
iiluminatins; anl I.ubrieaiinz Oils,
Naphtha and (Hav)Iine
That can t
U FROM PETROLEUM.
We rhallenjre comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the most
Most : UEiformly : Satisfictorj : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
1'irrsHrmi if r.
PITTSBURG. PA.
octl-a-lTr.
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UC ll-cl hi l)Mr(MMili! lOXT MU
fib -, l --. I . lit j-i itT n-t t- r.t r :
pMrtatitfl. ltm ,i.4triT-iv tti t -J u. ii
bMrwritr! ilrror.DC u-.r is Hi l"i -f r. ..!.. t:. j
r-k htrk An Xrtt. f.rve tnit. c' I-.- tin. ii t I I ia
! krar ut. K sip M4 Ci-.iij i iur o.r t.f-.? in
t.t. . nnH war pt .te-il t T'f''i- u-t- tvt ItaA-4
'V Ttiaatux-r, l ul "lu '( t .'Tiwtm Jr a
Ettin ep tiuu.ij i c it ix st-u t r:m -t t f;
4rr t.i t 'iii.i . m,ii : -'M..,i t r . iA ls
njf;4 lTr t-nmr it.tr.i " Ii-.w
li'C CDLM tv;-.! iM'i Ulr.l nert rbaiw lut
Wu( t. r . ti4 of tir - mi.. . iiul i 'c
ctii men . I it oi il-.u.it. 'i- t s rvl :tl
witl.ia tK r-, Uv.iiHf j. .r-t- I j. t ilt c.
mt rra-4 t in .( 1 . r.-.i i- tt-v if i fr
tbn I-?t. 1 n y A t usi.l;? a .4 tt-ri!f
Itf mt y itidnMiM' ii--i ht x il s:-t Voi r&a
o U. oiKiNii it nt i.-rffr Vwwn -
gmmr-t ir-iiv Miriiinf trin hltt fw-r Y m
can d it if y-n Wi.t mt k. I t. i i. Uit iittt
lr;fti.J i. i'.ni. r iniK . Vet
fit ciTewT-iT Iit io W. r a;' ': titii t. ; :i w k. rif
to ir arm j.iui n"l imtirti. f t A il t. rm
yratircr w-w n4 iii w -t t .i in:ni't an4
unr ( k frrr. f ilui um.j ur nf
vrs. S rtn l t"M. i-et u ttm t If a ail Ir.
l-f rf-it. dI t r.wa-1 j A.M'-i M-irp II.
HaUlei 4b . It mm. I'urtlm!.
Caveat, and Trade-Mark oMaine!. and all Prt
ent boine twnnrA ti-r Woden re Fee.
Our Office is Onposite U. S. Patent Office.
mni we ran ernre r.aitit in let time than thve
remirte fn.m Wa-hit't.m.
x-nd model, a raw in t j.hotn.. w Itfc devrip
tin. Tf arivi-e. if j.ster.tiMe .r n.t. fr-e tif
char-je. (Hirfi n. nne tiil j""it i -ursd.
A Pamnhiet. -Ii-.w to 4Mam lat-tit." with
Bam. e t artual rl.ent in ur State, count t,u"
town, aent free. Allre
C.A.SNOW&CO,
Onposit Patent Office. Washington. D. C
"a aenj tSe tnare1"na Frenrt
KrnKvljr CALTHOS fne, auJ :
l-rJ i.-uaraiu toat 1 ALTU.ia w.l.
M P IHvaarin t m''mm.
VI KK kfrtmUfttH. tutracd.
I'scttemd pay if satiif.fi.
VON MOHL CO
BSANS,
"5
rr-i -
Tmen
FOREIGN ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Thtrk are fewer suicides in Ireland
than in an3- other country.
I- tspuatorial Africa the price of a
wife is ten package of hair-pins.
Sw Kl'lsti cfjrls, at an early ae. bejnn
to make and a.-ountuIate linen trar
ments. Hy the time they are of mar
riageable are they have an extensive
outtit of such articles.
Nt :i v all Japanese houses are so
fonstrut t.-l that the front can lie fold'"!
b.i. k .r taken down. Tlie first tbinu
that a .lapaue.se 1. -s in the m.iniin' is
to ""open !i.iu.m" remove the front so
that the interior will W rxpw.1 to
view.
Thf Ilsipdmaux are ramblers bv ni-ttir.-.
but they never impoverish them
selves .v their puns. "anls they do
n-t .-are f--r. but dominoes and even
ch.-ss are p'.aycd with a skill that at
h a t equals thclestof the vi hiU- men
w h visit them.
I Pant pts.ple of In.!i3n lhl pre
dof.iinat. and are found in all cla-sses .f
s.. ;. tv from str.-et p-hllers and s.-rv-ants
t- wealthy capitalists and hitrh
e-. .v.-ri.m.-iit o!i.-ials. There are very
few port liirtiese or Africans, and the d
s..-n.iants of loth thrs- ra.s,-, Khw a
larire admixture if Indian bl.l.
HAPPENINGS ABROAD.
Tnriif: an- M.iaai nn-tni.-rs .f thf
KtiiTli- li "l,r:mris K-asrui. atnl th-rv
an l- r-- ( n.-si i. hi ul--ut tlu-ir ft-alty t
ttit- iii-ni.iry i.f I..r.l Ii-aiiii-sti.-lil.
I'ai I in-, ytars arv tiiiiiit-rous in It:i1y
r! "tit t!..- ti:ii- xv th" t 'ullinli.-
i.i'r. h !. -I. r:it.-. tin- ruartyr.l. m .f
:.int Liivn-iiiv. Th-y art- t l.-r-f-n-p.-ti-a':y
i-a!lt-i tlif "trar. if S:int
1 ..i'a r n.-i-."
A t m-.-i t tiK-tl.-xl if - I-lirnt injr tin
I ". ir: i l.i is .-;-nt.-:i.ry in sriiii i- j .r
v .-,! .y t!..- urtists .f Ilar.-t-I. -iia. u 1..
-: T - Ti-1 X" i.-..j.s t a enl.r-.-cil iiv .f
T i.e na i-.'at.ir ii u a iit-il.l. rinr tin un
l.iii 5ea:.
T:n: .laati-s iTnvt-rnnw-nt is sai.l t.
liavi-;r .viil.l f..r a visit if 2." .f its
in;-!.l!---'!:--s eiti.-ti t- tin- fair at i hi-.-a-i..
l year. an. 1 tln-n l.x.k aiciit in
:i: r l:ir:r- it:.-, iri thii eountry In-f. .re
t heir ret titti 1 me.
A si '.v st.iiui is t l- issij.-.I in tlr.-at
Kriiain .f l!u-value f f. .nrjK-tiee liaif-I.-nny
:.ine -eiits - t 1 available f..e
a':! i-t:.!. 1e!e-rraphi- an.l revenu- j.iir-jvr-i-.
It will K- tlie lirs.t stan.p isiil
..f this v i!ne. an-l its is.suaiiee is eallil
f..rly tin- new features, f teleTa'.ll
an.l jiare.-l-p. ist Ixisim s.
LITTLE WONDERS.
If ymi h:wl as many lenses in a h eye
as tlie -. mini, .n i!ra:'. n riy has ali f
y.'i'r reruns .f s-irht wul.l le a.s Xt'ip a.s
a I .x ear.
A ri:is4.Fii in a Ir.h.-mian r.-f .rma
t. rv ha tr.'iish.sl a jw-rfe.-t rui.tiin'
straw w:it-h wl.i.-h is sai.it. te "tin
larger than a shirt t'litt.-n."
Ir w..uM taKe three an-l one-f. .nrtri
.li.llsai.'ls l".-iiM of the little Ve'etal.U
paras !i4-i whi.h (sriw n the human
hair t e. .v.-r the white eetiter of a
ie .11 pareil ".."
A i im i: f fpc"s skin n larger in
li.i'ij.-t.-r than the r.il-lw-r tij of
ViHir l-al jietj.-il has m re p..r.-- in it
t i.atl t here are luesht-s in t he III. r-juit.
tu t 1 ii'-' n y. .ur s -ru-n ! r.
A Mii.HfN ii'..nn.i t-ntlery fa-t-.ry
!,:.- just ti.nishel a ". . .ij.lerful toy a
i). rf.-.-t i : 1 l;.ife wit h thirty I. la!-.
pin. her-. !-J,.ars. awls. t-te.. w hieli
w. s t.st on. .-ihth of an min..
A I.oM-.v 1 Hiilatnl 1 w.-man has pnt--nt.si
a mat hi lie f..r makitio wat.-h
s-rr t!i:it is pr-ivil-sl wit li a threa.l-.-:it".-r
s. .1. ii.-at.- as t- ts al Hi- r-t in i -i-!:
-. It v.iil en: p rf.i I li.r.a.is ..n th
ti nest human hair.
HORTICULTURAL SPROUTS.
11 :'-.ris? are eultivatinr' a
pl.i:;t v.l.i- h Is-ars a '.v r t hat is w. hite
i.-i the iu. r!iln'. rui at ii.xii aal Line at
n i h t .
I. is n.iw unil to piw-rvr etit
ll.u'.i is. I'nt your liu:i.-h ..f r. is.-- jn
the refrigerator ov.-r t.iL'ht. Silt ami
i.-e are -ai.l ai.sv.er even l-ett.-r than
i.- al. !.-.
Ni 1.1. v l.-" l.iir..h.-s of rajs-s
r:; re-.l this sa-- n on the prist vine at
I'ampt -ii e .iirt. Tle-y v. .-re s-iit t
.t;.-.-:i Vie 1 ria. This vim- i the !.irL'e-t
in I in rlaa.l. an-l is al-ut 1 :ir- -LI.
A l :i p-rfum.-r has i!is in.-n-.l
that I '.ilif'-rnian r-res jki-.v-., twenty
;Tc. ni. la .reof volatile oil than the
r .-:.'f I'raii.-e. There are live th.ni
si.:.l persons -mpi.iye-l in the little
t.e.vn . f ;r:!sse. F raie-e. in the manu
facture ..f K-rfiimery.
POPULATION NOTES.
TilKliF. are 7.ihi.ihki jounr men in the
I'nit.il States.
Til' ltf. are I.ikki men to every 7i4
woi .en in ;rH!n-e.
Tilt: limit -f the eapaeity of the earth
is ."..H.i' ai.ii-Hi r-.uls. says a st-ientist,
ami this iiwniU-r will W reaeheti iu less
than 17 years.
l'iai 1: has a p. .piilati. n of ::s,-2is...in,
ts.mprisi'i aU.i.t lO.lKi.nim famiiies.
an.l of thex -J.tam.iKNi .snip'.-s have no
ehil.lren. while -J.iKni.mi.1 have only ne
ehit.l eaell.
Thk t'hineso empir ami .lep'n.len-ie.
M n-.'i.lia. Mam h..ria. t'hines Turk
estaii. Kohatior an.l 1 hiln-t. oeeupy an
area of at least a.'Hm.iKio spjare miles,
or aU .nt 1 .ne-t hiril of Asia. The ppu
lat ii n is est i mat.il at fro in :k..ni.iNi
to 4a4l.lkMI.INNI.
CURRENT NOTES.
Vin iri iliiwn t. the sea in f-hips, hut
they ir.-t over the hay in seh. .tiers.
llinliamti.n Ix-aler.
Wiif.v man pictures a heaven fir him
self he always has his own mansion
riyht in theeenter of it. Kara't. Horn.
Vk have no highway r. il.lK-rs now."
True; hut we have plenty of fraternal
endowment Stai-ieties."- Ir ston I iazette.
It has not yet oecurnil tt the diction
ary mak-rs to classify phonopraph" as
a feminine noun simply le-aue it talks
hack. Philatlelphia Times.
"Are ytu marrieil or siti"-le?" asketl
the census-taker of the lady f the
house. "Well, I hardly know, f-he re
plitil; "you see the jury disagreed.
Life.
l.;;is"t wife has the most perfect
eontideiiee in him." "it. every married
man tells that sort of a stu.ry." "Itut
she proves it- She lends him miner to
play poker with." Indianapolis Jour
nal. 'I iiopk you appre-iate the fact, sir,
that in marryinj ray daughter you mar
ry a larj.'c-heart4;d. generous jrirl." "I
tlo. sir (with emotion), and I hope she
inherits those qualities from her fa
ther." I.rooklvu Life.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
The world's railways are worth f;it,-
rHNl.lt.0.(NIO.
Mapjuhi -ouples iu Norway are prir-il.-fretl
t ride ou railroads at a fare and
a half.
Tiik railroad dining cars in this coun
try earn ru.re money than the bleepintf
and liap-frae ears totrether.
Tiik rtiil ways. f the I'nited Kinfrdotn
if t.reat I'.ritain liave lft.si'iU has .motives,
of whit h only I, Ml are in Scotland and
7o". in Ireland. Tht- l.n.loii & Xorth-w.-st,m
have the most, '-J.l'.-is, followe.1
ly the Midland, w ith ''.((-Jo.
Thk I Vntral l'aeific railn.a.1 has some
motist-r enjriii-s in use on the western
-nd of itsroute, those male at the Saera
ment.. shops in lss:L Lat h of these pi
jrantic locomotives weiffhu. exclusire of
U-nder, li:i,Ooo ptmntLa.
LADIES!
Are Ttxi rs-ealea tn.Wirh to vrt.ire If w nd
two Cent m M1IH t.. t.vr- t.l k t I " .
54 and fi v.l4itit'.u Strt-et. S w ..rk. t
f.rr of titeir l-autifui 1 ill.srr:lte. I .MIit-
llooktt." It t tr'V. I. iitii.jiir. an.l iiitemc
Uij5 avrn U every i-inou c.f r- tiara.. lit.
IU re-it ef t-n e-t:t in s-ari.j tber will
an p4ut a fuil aet ef Uk-ix laxuovia Iioums.
bolJ traiiM Verrteia.
Fr ten rent tln-T i"1 a!j.i.l a ! k r.j:t-i.t.iric
crnn;l-"tr wiril i4 '
rtirtiiuo card'.
.. V.kiilj, and liinsir .i
dUINEPTUS !
A v.tv j.lr-siii-. I.r.rru.. :-'TrrT-i.! a-..m!itV
C..lli..li..l l..r .i.--i: !! t.:t.- . qnlf'tr- H
cIm-t h-tl-T frn.. .-:T r 'i.l "r f- yl Vrirr. . '
t Mil er I'lBl lUrftir. I'r.-i I : ! -.1 ( II: :.aiH irt
J.I.V..J. 1311 III K.l.-:-- ai"! All.--r.. . K'-rn.u
Cuiu,alili 4T.-TJ tr.tv.f. V T t'y lni,;.-lrla.
Wiripl.t. n ! tif
The Academic Pharraacectic Co.,
UiMHlV AMI M.n OUK.
532536 WASHiSGTOI ST KEW YORK CITY.
ELIXIR.
Ad elegant F.n?lili .l.arti..n e -pr trat...n
for l.i ...i.s. micnn.-.l i.ii.l I.1.--I tr .al.i. : ! r.-
ult4.f vi-r tastily five j ears -f nn -iuiuei.t
A .r..r-1 Ia- ill. Iiith-s1 n.s!i.-l aiiili.-ri.-f. j
It. u..n lku.'l..--t.i.'. i.. t..r N.H..I I Ijri'K.
Kjrx-iall Iwlj.lal ! l.tli-, t l .l lr. n au.l !
pir it IM-if.l;tr tint's
tnureiv rs.-.talnt- ; fr- from hiri.iful .lrit.
Sn HjnJsonie Packages. Price 50 Cts.
rn-;r.l wl. ! I jr
T loj'al lario.iccutic Co.
LONDON AMD NEW YORK.
dieuiisia l.y a.-.it:n-tit to M r Vi-'t tl.r
V-wi1 ail t-.ta- k-.vaJ luiiaiy.
M V V KK. I k NC ii :
ISO. 132, 134- Charlton SU
ROYAL PILLS.
Same mrdK-iual f.rrrti an la L F-UXIK. In
tjoxes. :i ju;N Uj lor, fur "ii r i.t.
FOR SALE EY ALL DRUCCIiTS.
REHEHBERTIffi BIC FOUR!
Vinegar Bittr CORD.AL. J ciL; J- SOe.
Tinegr Eitter POUDERS, M 1.e. ir.
ymeysj Bitun, t.. y'..-. ''" ( I .
Vinegar Eitters, old t :turta.-ir, fl.oo
The World's Creat Blood Purifier
and Life Giving Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Keottti.
Tkf ri iftm of CrwiirT tbr leading
taaailjr Alecit.e ml mr Worla.
E. H. McBQr.ali TirVij Co., Prrprietcrm,
RAX riiANc:. ivu NEV." Vol.ii.
JOB:: PRINTING.
tiik fi:i:i:ma.
Printing Office
Is th" place tn c-t ymir
JOB PRIXTIMG
Ptomptly and sti-frt.rliy n-uir.. W'r
will meet ttx prices t.f a:i' t.on.iraMe
competion. We don't do any hut
first-cls work and want a
liitt rri for iL
Willi Fast Presses ani New Tyrs
v are prepared to turn out Jit Printing .ol
every d script ion in the FINEST
STYLE and at tbe ver?
Lowest Cask Prices.
Vnthit.g rot the best material m used and
our work i-pat- for itself. We ate j.rt.
pared to print on the stmrtes. in. nee
PoTEKS, riUXlRAMMF.a,
BC!ISF.s: CAKlJ TAtiS, ClI.I. IlEtP',
Monthly Statem f.nt K.nvf.u.i-es,
LaBKIJ.. t lRf rLAKf. WtlUMNt? AND
VlMTISO t'AKIlf. t'BM'liS. NtTK,
Drafts. IlErrtiTs. lkM Wokk.
Letter ami Notk IIkaiw, and
Hop and Paktt Invitations Etc.
We can print anything from the n.i!le-t
and neatest Visiting Card to tl.e latest
Poster on hhert notice and at the
most Ke&soiiable IlaSes.
The Camlnii Frecm:iij
e i ? e x s b u n ( ; . i i: n x a .
Scieutific America
Agency for
JL-1 CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
DESICN PATENTS
COPVRICHTS, etc
Tw tnfnrtnatloQ and frre IlandrsMik wnl t
Mt N.N A fO :i Huutl.HlT. Nir Iukk.
Oltlwrat bamaa d nnn( pat.its in Amrw-a.
pal4?it taa-n iwl i.t n l timtit-tit t-t. m
tt publM: bf a buoe KtTen fre ol tliarvc iu the
Scientific American
Iarrr rlrralattno nt arT afimtifl4 pair In th
Sl'l.-lvIirtlT illnt.tra)e1 N.. n l-lht-i-tit
Bian ah.Mikl be tritlxwit it. M'n-ik, l.otl a
1-ar; aix mx nH,,u. A.1.lre Ml N.N i t. k.
VfcUaUaJu.a4 llrtaHtwaj Nt-w 1 urk.
PATENT STEEL PICKET FENCE
ILIMJSOME, LMlTUl CTIHUJi
Cheaper thaa Wood.
TwtkwtrMaMtnrt4rwvtilltf. IU..UBA a
mn.iiii4MMi(i.M,rw. - r.ukt a
o5-' i25p--f 2.
t
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A HANDY ARTICLE.
The Various C Ve to hlrh M.n ra
the tfety I'll..
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fi-11 fr- ui ty.e iip-,.f ay..v.-.-j'rit-ncts
I s;i"i-s-;:-i j.. a !:?r
st .re wl.il.' a. New i irieai.s i
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l.-eii the a;-pria.h of a :
tl-
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1 a.' the sine- '..i:i.t.-r.
t if :?it t- in:.k' a s;o.-n! .
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IDENTIFYING A GE'.'.T'..
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f. w iimiiii'.s the ha:! -..a- .
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tii.-s. a-f-.r the r.
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sh. .w.sl t hat t r.ie v a
known an.l pra.-l :!
tefore the h'.rth of .1 . -ja.K
pr. i ii.-. .! f r. .tn th- i ;
ill le ..f the same v. '.
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shouM U- of -.-.1 e .
t iear re.l li.jni.l. a:. ! -tireie
of r.si. 1
.nly a slight fever f r
.lays, l.ut no f. :ir r.
mii:i!!;o so l..",u' a-t.-nr's
attemiat i- n. '
eii'tiirt-s has Is-. !.
Iiun.lttsls .f years '
virus lymph.
AUTHOHS CHAT.
Wit.itt i.miv y 1 1 1 v - a '
Meri.lelss. .llll. atl-i a ' ' '
pilte as a ai-t. ,)'-.' ' ' '
I irt Inlay at P. 'Ni.i -n . '
l l! A, t he tl. . . -
for the ex.piis'te 1- .
an.l f.s-t. lie
thai nty slijip. rs i ' -
Wm.N l.r.l T.-i.- - -r.-al
his works a'. a
ahly se!.s-:e.l the ' ' ' '
the"lliil;e of Ut a'.'.' - ' a a' 1 a '. ' '
'Man.!."
Tut i;k is one '. ' ' r ' '
few ksiple eti i y . : aa' ' ' -of
t. tie's father's I-- -s l ' . i . .
is 1 n mas. w h. i. "' r '.' '
from his t-n at fat r's i: v.
Tin: I-irthphieeof 1 r ! i
I.ineohislare. l!n -otTertil
for sale. '1 ' '
manor is sai.l t !-
I Ira litre" which I s ;' '
so fain. ns.
Tin: .H-t -s - !' '.
tvns proverhial. ' a ' ,'
lishinr the I .reak f a-' '
I40tul.n1 i-a-iety. '!' ' "' ' "
his house are fain- aai-ia." '
of En'lan.l.
STRANGE THINGS ABROAD.
A CofNTKY J 1'.
1 ;,. V. :
consist of a li .-
ami staple atta. ! !
At the .leath '.'
: a .. !a.
tlreses Were in ' v '.'.a''-
two only w-re of .
A M v iron hri i-"- '
in Strath-hiss. I n . -n -lapstsl
through a a-'
... I a-" '
ol. t
. at a
1. Ullir over It. I ' '
clean as a raz. t w
Tin uk are ev-a-
1 - e a ;s ' - '
'i.-.-rs.e-'
.v a -
...ii. ai-i..".. - . 1 ' . !
one haronet. s. .--.n h-n.. a
A-x-memU-rof p.- -."'' :l" 1 ' - ,
WnUrupt Ian.!.-! proprietors an. -Ixilid.m
i-altlrivt-rs.