Tiiss and her Three Kittens.
Onr old est has kittens three ;
What do vou think their name* should l>e?
One i* a tabby with omrraM eye*.
And * tail that's long and slender ;
But into ft temper she quickly then.
If yon ever by chance offend hor,
I think we shall call tier this
I tliink we -hall eatl hor that ;
Now, don't you fancy " IV)vper-|*,>t"
A nice name for a eat ?
One is Wnek. with a friil of white.
And her feet an- nj! white fur. too;
If you stroke her. ahaesrnes her tail upright.
And quickly begin* to purr. too.
1 think wo shall cad hor this -
I think wv shiilt call In r tliat ;
Now. doiiN yon fancy "S,s>tikiu"
A nice name for a oat .
One is a tortoise shell, yeilow and black.
With a lot of white about him
If you tea-ohim at once he -ots up hi* luck.
llo'< a quarrelsome Tom. ne'er doubt bun !
I think wo shall call turn this
1 think we shall cat! turn that ;
Now. dotiA you fancy "Soratchaway "
A nice name for a oat .
Our old eat has kittens three.
And 1 fancy these their names will to
"lVppor-jK't." " t-ootikin," " Soraichaway
therv!
Wore there ever kittens with those to com
pare ?
And we call the old mothtir now w hat do you
think ?
"Tatutlia 1 . ngolaws liddli ywink."
r/keiKM si.
THE HOUSE CLEANING.
Mr. Walter Ammidon laid his knife
ami fork down with a gesture of abso
lute despair.
" Not gii.ng ti oliKui house again, Mrs.
Benedict! Why, it seems as if we im.l
only just reeoverevl from the dreadful
tearing up process of last spring !"
Mrs. Beueiliet slowly virvipptsl four
lumps of sugar into his txifleo, tlicu
htuidisl it n> bun. utterly rvcanih - of
the mist ry iu his fao*\
44 ' Dnv.tlfnl tearing up!'—tliat - per
fect nonsense, Mr. Aimuhiou. A- if vou
were very much imxmveniem'o-1 Ix-t
May while the oarjvts wt-rc up ami tin
curtains down and the painting iroun
on. Of course 1 shall clean; it's my
habit, and ha- Ihk u ft*r twenty whl
years."
Mr. Ammidon gave a little groan at
tlie sad fate that awaited him—that
awaitetl all Ivachelors iu U>ar\lmc house.-
—iu the shape of several consecutive
ilays of bare tlo >rs ami the odor of soap;
of cold dinner- eaten wherever it W.L
oonveuient to set Uie dining tabic; of
Mrs. Benedict iu a chronic state of
bustle ami crv--uess, ami the servants
impudent, tired and sulky; of wide opeu
doors ami windows where the draughts
tors' through.
He was a gentleman, however. Mr.
Ammidon was, sunl ao repressed hia ill
tempier and disgust ami mental iuahdit
tions that house cleaning was a purely
malicious iustigatnvn of his Satanic
majesty for the torment of luankimh
4 ' We'll be s*> nice ami sweet ami clean,"
Mrs, Beuevhct went on, with horrible
cheerfulness, "and I've been thinking
that I'll have your r*oui> newly paperisl,
Mr. Ammidou. I'm sure you'll like
tliat ?"
"Very much —when it's done, mad
am."
And he cut his meal short and rushed
out of doors into the oh>l, fresh t V'tolwr
eveniug air.
" Ah, Iwh ! 1 can already experience
the agonies of last spring ! G'kkl heav< n !
the woman must lx' made of cast iron to
attempt such a siege again. It is no
wonder he r husband ditsl if he sufferevl
two attacks of house cleaning a year, and
I shall die or gtvw crazy unless I leave
her—bat I snpjxvse all women are
equally idiotic."
A groan of genuine misery broke from
his lips as he strvxle along, his hat
jammed over his eyes—very u:' ";e the
handsome gentlemiui he really wa-, with
his frank, cheery face and pleasant
mouth, with tlie white, even teeth, and
the half curling, tliiek ilark hiur, and tin
grave, intelligent eyes, that nothing
could ruffie as the idea of Mr-.
Benedict's semi-annual 44 tearing
up " —a courteous, refined, genial
gentleman, whom society found a puzzle
because of his jx'rsistent bachelorhood,
when it knew of at least a half-dozen
women who would have jump*-1 at the
faintest chance of an offer of marriage
fpm him—who himself wondered why
he never hail falien in love—and whom
pretty little Mrs. Bill Iwiu, the blue
eyed, blonde haired widow, with no in
eumberanee, a house of her own, a- ' .ui
income of three thousand a year, often
felt quite piqued with that he wa.- so very
unimpressi* >a bit*.
So Mr. Ammidon strode along, almost
meclianically turning c-inier-, his pace
gradually growing slower, and then, all
at once, lie beard the brilliant tones
of a piain* as some drilled liatnls playetl,
and, hxikiug up, found himself in front
of a warmly lighted, cheery, hospitable
house—the very house where Mrs. Bes
sie Baldwin lived.
The contrast was so startlingly vivid
between the pienres in his imagination
tliat he involuntarily paused—one, the
picture of the way Mrs. Benedict's
boarding house would look next day, the
other of how Mrs. Baldwin's elegant
little home always appeared when In
called there and a- it appeared i. ■
through tlie lac*- curtains—quiet, wurrn,
hospitable, inviting.
And like a revelation from heaven it
came to him—an idea, a determination
tliat was so strong, so resistli -s tiiat he
walked forthwith up Mrs. Baldwin's front
steps and rang the door hell, wondering
as he did why the music had ceas*.-l an 1
where the player had gone.
" I'll marry her if she'll have me, ami
then we'll are how many times a year
the house i-> cleaned ; tliat is, if "
Then the d<x>r opened and the maid
invited him into the parlor, with the in
formation that Mrs. Baldwin had just
run into a neighbor's by the side gate,
bat would be back directly if the sick
child was better she had gone to see.
Mr. Ammidon ensconci-d himself in
the easiest chair in the room—a great,
deep, wide, cushioned affair that was
drawn up by the little low table under the
chandelier.
" Bless her pretty blue eyes ! Gone
to see a sick child ; I like that—l like
it. What a blessing that it occurred to
me to offer myself to such a good hearted,
cheerful, tender, fond little woman us
she is ; and what a miraculous fool I
have been not to have done it long ago.
Why, liouestly, I feed as if I had been
in love with her all along ; and I believe
I have been, and never knew it."
His handsome head leaned comforta
bly against the cushions, and his well
shaped, well booted feet were crossed on
a low ottoman near the fire that burned
cosily and brightly.
He waited ten—twenty—thirty min
utes, and When she did not come at the
expiration of three-quarters of an hour
Mr. Ammidon was conscious of a keen
ypsappointment that astonished hiins'-lf.
"At all events, my object shall'be ac
complished, so far as I can accomplish
it," he thought.
And he took his gold and ivory pen,
and wrote an ardent, courteous, unde
niably eager statement of his case, asking
her to be his loved wife, and begged an
answer on tli > morrow, when she shonld
be visiting Mrs. Benedict.
"I accidentally learned you would take
tea with us to-morrow night," lie wrote,
"and I must know at once when I meet
you if lam the blessed man I hope hi
be. If you can look favorably on my
suit let me know by answering 'Yea' to
the first question I put t.i you. If it is
otherwise,l will not trouble you further."
Then he signed himself suitably, put
the folded and addressed note conspicu
ously on the top of a pile of uewspaper
and sheet music on the piano, and took
his leave, in a strange whirl of excite
ment and expectation.
Half an hour later Mrs. Baldwin came
in, stopping as she passed the dining
room door to sneak to the girl.
"You carried all those papers and the
music up stairs, Annie, as I told you ?"
"The very minute the gentleman went
away, Mrs. Baldwin—it was Mr. Ammi
don, and he came just as yon went out."
"Oh, that's too bad that I was not in !
Mrs. Mav's little Edith is very, very sick,
Annie,"
Ami ho Mrs. Baldwin never knew of the
precious letter, as tdio -at there alone |y
tho fire, thinking of the caller she hsl
missed with geiiutue sorrow Mini paling
cheek* ami ovos full of disappointment.
pretty Mrs. He— to, with lior soft
hluo eyes ami ivl>< liiou-lv ourh hmr.nnd
tunall, perfect figure. was more interested
in the handsome bachelor than she eared
to admit ovon to herself.
The next day she dressed with nnnsnal
on iv for her afternoon visit to Mrs. I tone
diet, wotnlonng, as she lvnxted the sofl
little ruolung 111 the nook of her sleeve
l\ss velvet jacket, ami adjusted the /o ■-
of her hlitck silk overskirt, whether or
not Mr. Ammidon would think she lookisl
well, mnl whethei, jsissililv, lie might
not i -oort her home.
S.> her eves wetv dancing with radiant
blue sunshine, ami her ohoeks were
(lushing a most delirious rose pink hue.
ami her lovely mouth dimpling in he
witelung smiles, when Mr. Aninu
don onino into the sitting room, several
miimti • Ix-foro the time for tin' dinnei
hell hiring Mr. Viuniulon, handsome i
than she hud <v or svn him, in a dark
hlue eloth suit, with white tie, ami hi
faoe > ■ grandly intelligent and aniiuutod
as he went up to her and ottered her his
hand, looking stmight in her face as In'
sjaike, very quietly, hut with ill his fat.
111 his word- ami she so smiling, so tui
ooitßoious.
•• 1 am very glad to s<v \ou, Mrs.
Baldwin. Didn't you tlud it very 000 l
tins aftortiiHui!"
Tin •a she met his gaze, and hating
herself because her heart was throhhmg
so gladly at sight of him and despisiug
herself because he had thrilled her from
head til fiK't.
Then, never knowing her fate was iu
it, she turned her Iv-autiful fiuv ourelo -
ly aw a v ami withdrew her luunl, and iui
swered liiiu:
" No; I thought it was charmingly
pleasant."
And Mr. Aiumidon recoiled as if lie
had been struck a dreadful blow, and
eiiuld not, for the life of him, console
himself with the conviction that women
were f<s>ls and men were well rid of
them.
The lievt day he told Mrs. 1 ten o lie I hi
would not want his apartments any
kuiger, ami li.nl his trunks jtaeked ami
sent to a hotel.
Mr. Auimidon deterimmd to kill two
b-.rda with one stone to get out of the
p ■ hility of luiviim to meet ofwn Mr-.
Bern diet's friend, the pretty, iu-rcil -s
little woman, than whom he had never
loved another, and to make his home
where house cleaning was uukuowu, ami
Bessie cried till her eyes wetv rid ami
swollen to tliiuk how entirely indifferent
Mr. Ammidou was to her.
Ami the winter crept softly Along in
sot*!, white, snowy robes, and several
time-Mrs. Baldwin saw Mr. Amiaidoi
driving past, although he didn't do more
as lie passed than glance carelessly at the
window ami bow.
And the sweet, warm spring days
came, ami with perfumy hints of roses
ami woodbine, and fresh emerald leaves,
and climbing vines, and bursting bh -
soma, came 1 Jessie Baldwin's fate, iu the
shajie of the unromautic, the inevitable
spring cleaning that must lie undertaken
and accomplished, no matter how
temptingly balmly sunshine and fragrant
breezes and cloudless skies clamor for
promenades ami drives in order to wel
come them.
Thus it happened that Mr-. Baldwin
wa.- ensconced in one of her chambers,
with a bine veil tied tightly over her
golden hair ami her muslin dress pinned
up in front, disclosing ravishiugly lovely
feet despite the half-worn hoots, with a
basket lying in readiness Ik side her, imd
her faithful ally, Annie, waiting to con
sign piles of waste to deathly ignominy,
and the pajs-r mid rag man.
"Only one pile more, Annie, and
aren't you glad we're so nearly done?
Here, you sort the papers, and I'll
that nothing worth saving has bet u put
writh this music."
And a minute after the soft, rustling
stillness was broken bv a sudden ejacu
lation from Mrs. Baldwin, ami Annie
looked up, wide-eyed, to we her r< ading
a penciled note, witii paling face ami
trembling lips.
" It's a letter I hwt, that's all, Annie.
Go on with the ]taper. There is a man
at the d> >r. I'll go down. You can
finish.
Ami with fluttering heart and eyes that
were auspiciously bright, Mrs. Ik —ie
went down stairs, gla.l of an opportunity
to get away by herself a few minutes to
think it all over, to try to realize that it
was true that Walter Ammidon had
loved her.
And she brushed away tears tliat were
both rapturous and full of disappoint
ment and fear, ami ojioued the front dour
to Walter Ammidon.
He bowed with a little look of sur
prise ami chagrin, fearful lest, now that
his love for Bessie Baldwin had over
leaped it- boundaries, and forced him to
a ss>. >nd attempt to win her love—that
had become more proenms iu proportion
us it seemed nnjMtssessable—fearful lest
his coming, as suggested by her appear
ance, was inopportune and awkward.
But Mi <. Baldwin flushed,and smile.l,
and looked lovely, despite the old blue
veil.
And then he suddenly discovered she
held in her i.aiid the note he lnvd written
her six nr >uth* ago.
She answered his inquiring look as
she conducted him into the parlor.
" I linve oulv this moment r-al your
letter. Oh, Air. Ammidou, what must
yon have thought of me ail this time?"
His face lighted gloriously.
" That you were the sweetest little
darling in all the world, whom I loved
s >. and wanted so, that I came again to- .
day to plead my cause. Bessie, consider
that letter written just now—what would
lx the answer ?"
And she drooped her white eyelids
and half av-rt*d Jn-r sweet, blushing
face, and the answer eame through her
parted lips, so low that only a lover's
ear would have known she said "Yea."
• ■ • • • • •
And Mr. Ammidon never finds fault
when his wife "cleans house," liecauae
lie knows if it had not been for that
abased institution, he might be u lonely
bachelor in Mrs. Benedict's establish
ment.
An American's Success.
Capt. Boynton,wearinghisindia rubber
suit, has crossed the straits of Me--iiia,
piiK-mg sure —fully through ls.th Seylla
and Cliarylxlis during the prevalence of
a severe gale, which caused tlie destruc
tion of one of the accompanying vessels.
Fortunately there were no lives lost.
The trip took five hours, ami was wit
nessed by tbe American consul and many
distinguished Italinns. Shortly after
starting, 1 toynton received a blow from
the tail of one of t.he large tisheH which
nlxiuud in the straits, but upon the ap
proach of the harpoon boat he was found
entirely uninjured and laughing at the
mishap. Notwithstanding the predic
tions that be would never leave the wa
ter alive, t'qit. I'. ivnton landed in ex<-<i
lent condition and in no way fatigued hv
his marvelous exertions, jlis reeeptu ii
by the entire population of Messina was
most excited and enthusiastic. He was
officially welcomed by the mayor and au
thorities, and subsequently entertained
at a public banquet. Cant, Boynton
compares tli" Seylla ami Charyixlis to
the rapids and whirljHsils of tin- Niagara
river.
A Modest Prince.
The Prince of Wales, when he goes
hunting, likes to enjoy himself unosten
tatiously, and doesn't want a fuss made
about him. But when he went to Olou
cesterßhire lately, n member of Parlia
ment and a newly-rich person, .Mr. Pow
ell, appeared to think this all nonsense,
and when the 111 c ting was appointed on
his estate made a great fuss indeed. He
set up a marquee on the lawn for the
prince's luncheon; he prepared his re
ception rooms for the entertainment of
his hunting friends and acquaintances;
he laid in bread and cheese oy tlie ton
weight and strong beer by the hogshead
for the consumption of the country side.
' Consequences: The mob of mechanics
and laborers of tlie in ighlxirhood broke
in, devoured the royal luncheon, and
made the day hideous generally; and af
ter a long day's hunting the prince re
freshed himself with tea and poached
eggs at the nearest clergyman's residence,
not having been seen at all by hie ambi
tious would-be host, Mr. Powell,
nil. MtiiiMttv i:\nn n>.
[ % Hitlfmrm trN One •*I !,***■
I hnrilna DUirtcl \u*rit v llnnnril %%!
. liitpttMniti rml l l.rr't
< itltlraaliiltt
t
j \ slt.itige sequel to the trugi-lv of
j .tohn P. I'<>' cxivution at Mountain
j Mi in low in o.uitiiijyiil in an ottlcial piqui
which-was tiled with the dep o tiitent t
I jtiNtice iu WiiNlongton. This e* no b- -
ibun iui iitlidmit bv Kdvvurd (iiluuui, of
i Sail Bake City, that l.ee vvus liidiiied to
make II isuifesnioll to the I'lllt*-! Stnti -
dl-trict atb'l'Uey oil the protlll e 11oil 111
return for -neh eonb -sioti bi klioulil i*-
I ivive a reprieve ami eventunllv a full
pardon. I lon promise, 1 Stimuli ulleg*-
was made t.> l.ee lo the di-triet attoriiev
iu furtliei uiee of a plan t.i implicate,
e\|N>-e ami puiu-li all the Mormon lead
et , from Hindi.un Young down, who
were believed to bo Oomvrilt'd ill the
Mountain ib adow inas-acii
Gilnitni all* in - that he vn sp<vinllv
< in-aged as a go between bv thq ibstrict
atlorm-v t< luuke the overtures to l.*-*'
fi't the eotifi -Niosi, ami t-' promise even
tlial ItUlUUllllV t l.ee til consideration
of tlu> disclosures he should luuke. In
his eapucttv of guarvl at the peuiteutiai v
at l'n . hi i. In bad free aiv< -st the ivll
o( l.ee. and was oocupnsl .jutte a wliih
in isimtuettug the negotiations Iwfore a
mutual lltldi-rstaiuliin: was had bdwe li
lav ami the district attorney. !,**< was
cautiomsi lv the latter not to uiake
known the substance of his ooitfessioti
to aitvlxkly, not even t> lus wife Bachel,
who, it will be reuieudwrtKl, was tlie
> in-taut coiu|>auioii of bis closing hours
on earth, ami attended him in lu ><*-11 up
tv> the moment of his removal for execu
tion.
But Gdmati says that the confession
was i< .1 ' ' lit tif and bv liactiel dur
ing .- lit lu> luev.ts when lev happened to
be ab-i itt from his eell tak.ng < vt reis*-,
during which int< rvals their curiosity
got the 1 *'iter of tiiem ami they read the
toll* - of manuscript a* tliey lay on lev's
w nting desk.
From tin e furtive ami b tactual pe
rn- n- of the o nft - -it Giliiuui ai-quired
a r.d ktiowlid- o of ii- substance,
which In- says is at var<amv with the
confession given to the public by tlie
di-trict attorney.
It will's- ivim-iul vi'i-l that the New
Yoih Ii . i j-tii .shed til a. IviUioe of the
pro.— a telegraphic report from Salt Lake
City of l.ee'- e 'life- -1011, ill which l.ee
direct ly ami umspuv i vally charge i Brig
ham Young with la-ing reiK>iisible for
th ■ ervler under which the ilremlful him
-acre at Mountain Meadow was jvqv
trated.
Discrepancy lvtwcn the two euufes
- i this p int of Br gl am V' ting's
all'-g<-l guilt was cotumcuttKl npm widely
at the time, and is now accounted for ly
Gilnian, w lio say - that the charge against
ltriglial . Y'ltin ' b\ Li •' 111 Ills 'Sillies-.,Hi
to the district attorney was expunged,
ami tliat the entire paper was garbled iu
the interi -t of the Morimm cliief after it
ha I pa— < d out of lev's |h sscsslolt and
before it was given to llu- public. ihe
original confession published br the
n raid was made by L't- wlu-u lie was
under sentence <-f death and before any
delusive promise of a reprieve and par
d"U ctuld have Ihs-ii held "lit to linn ae
corvlirg to the statement of tiilmau. It is
str.nige, therefore, that under the induce
ment of such pnnuiaetl pardon, i te mv
oiiil iMiif' s-nui should Ik- lens severe
ujN'ii Brighiun Young.
Gilinan also says that in taking his
first message to lav from the distuct at
t ri:ey, he was instructed t • t<-ll the
prisoner that if he would itismiss his law
yers and put i miself wh >1 ly iutsimmuui
eatioli with all I under the pf t'- tton of
the ilistrict attorney, he, l.ee, w uld tc
ss-rvmg his own iut-r -t m the most
salutary way.
Hence it was tliat L*-e gnuluallv came
under the influence >f the district attor
la y, wh" tl -. -ef'-rti. pht d linn with the
eojv of |>ard<>ii until he sivurcl the con
fession in it- entirely, nn I then kept his
victim under the belief tliat reprieve
would arrive at any moment, until the
fusil.ide of the tiring party etid'si hts hf
anil his deception together.
It may seem improbable that a man <>f
the cunning and disvrnmeut of l,av
should not bavi- deteet*-! the d i-eption
practii-e*! ujmiii him, when, during Un
just few hours of his life, he vv. * taken
a hundred miles awsy from tin- reach of
the telegraph to he done t-> death in a
solitude wln-re reprieve isnild reach him
only by a miracle. But those who have
prompted Oilman to v uke cb ui breast
of his oomuvtion with what they .de
nounce as an mitrnge ii]><n tlie sacrisl
name of justice point to the niniiuer of
l. v's death as evidence that he was sus
t lined t the lust lUC>li-.< Ut by theexjav
tatiou of a reprieve.
His tiieatrical bearing, his imjvrtnrb
able cn ilii'-ss when, sitting ou the i-'fliii,
he gave suggestions to the newspaper
artist as t > how he sh mid Ih> akctclnvl
all, I'- ey say, indicate a wn-t belief that
he was acting a farce, iiiidthiit his usher
ing into eternity was us tmexjiectod as if
lie ha>l be n strtu-k by lightning. This
is the web of the story as woven by Gil
man in bis atti lavit, un i elatxirnbsl by
the peraoQs who have tirgixl him to make
it.
Oilman -a vs tliat lie was fir-t moved
by remorse to tell what he lias revealed
as alsive. As to the discrepancy iu the
two confessions he Rays he can be eor
roltornUsl by Rachel, the widow of Le*.
As to the alleged motive of the sup
|*r* ssioii of the part implicating Brig
iiam Young, it would hanlly be just to
t!i'- district attorney to repeat it until In
has had n opportunity t<> explain why
the suppression was ma-le, if it r-ally
were made.
Oilman lias lia-1 the benefit of a testi
monial from the distrii-t attorney, who,
in recommending hini nlsmt a month
ago for an appointment as a mail carrier,
testified that ho was a reliable and com
petent man.
On the otlu-r hand it is Raid in defense
of the distri'-t attorney that the charge
against him is the work of a number of
politic Ana anxious to get him removed
from his ■ llie- in the interest of a favor
ite, and that the whole thing is a con
spiracy which will come to light in due
time.
M< nwhile the attorney-general refuses
to allow the affidavit to lx- made public.
He says that persons accused have rights
as well as accusers.
Chinese Cousins.
The Han Fran - seo ftnUrih l has the
following on Chili- eon sins and their
obligat ous ; ill the course of the evi
dence of a Chinese interpreter in tin-
Ah Moon murder trail, the witness was
naked what was the application "f the
term 44 cousin," as used by the Chinese,
or, in other words, what was the relation
ship existing Is-tween dunce calling
each other cousins. He replied that all
Chines'- having the sumo surname were
cousins under the social laws of China ;
that it made no difference from what
Htate or jmrt of China they hailed from,
they called each other cousins, mid that
this applied to the C 'liinese all over the
world. Tin- witi.e a wiiHasked tin-ques
tion : "It these cousins did Hot con
sider it not only their privilege, but
their duty, to sustain each other, right
or wrong?" He answered that they did.
44 Htippose,'* said the counsel, "a mem-
Is-r of the eousiii family by the name of
Wing was kilhsl by a m -mber of a
cousin family name I Hung, would not
all the member- of the Wilig family be
obliged to pursue the Hung family until
they obtained revenge on one or the
other of the members ?" " Yes, sir," re
plied the witness.
Such is l.irc.
Mortality statistics, showing the aver
age duration <f life among persons of
various classes, arc often faulty. In
Massachusetts sueli figures are more
carefully anil accurately obtained than
almost anywhere else, and the following
table is the result <>f very recent investi
gation in that State :
Yrar*. I Year'.
M-n iinruiployrd As I Maon* 4s
JuclK'-h 6' | Traili-r* 4fl
Farmi-rs SI Tailor*.44
Bank offloen H4 Jawelor*... .....44
Coojs-r* f>R ! Miimfacturera 4:1
Public officer*.. .... .17 1 llakrr* 4S
OmymHi 51 | Painter* 4
Hliiifirlßlit* 55 I shoemaker* 43
flatten 54 | tutuatfli ••••...43
lawyer*...... 54 j Zditor*......, 411
Uopeiuakt-r* .. 61 i Mii*iriaui 33
Bla< kmltlie 61 ! Printer* I'M
Merehante 51 | Macbinleta.. 31
Oallro printer* 61 1 Teach'r.. 34
pLivr'e an*. 61 Clerk* 34
Bute 60 OpoiatlTe*...,,.! . .. SI
1 Carpcntcri 4 <
HI MM Uti 01 NKIVH.
Ilrm. t Itilrrr.i I ii,m, 11 t-iitr- mi,l \ lirmt ,1.
I 'iii I lift tin- |>H.| iiiti, mi mill -1i ■7- - wnit I
• VllD-ri. .HI I. -I Ii .In I'll 111111 l.i Iu;
land S- \, n in, ii w, t„ i, i, i Inirin dl -
.it . \|.ln- >ii ~f .iilidiui in tl,. Mi.t.li. i mii,
liiliu-a, in ui I'm in, mt. I'ti I'i,.i-l-nl Mm.
.utborif, d (111 i'\|K-ndlllli- "I e.k-l.r .1 ~( it,,
IIUMHI .|i|Mi>|Ktß(< d f.-i Hi. I mid ti.ii.-i In,
|'|ilt ill, lit 11,1, , dwi'Utll, mid twi>-lu>t
nil,- 1-iinual ui tin- 111tU I'miadlmi t.-wu , I
liUo.li tlx AU.utto .liaiiui \ ii,. ii. ,it,
whi. li hi nt n:.: ,i, ,-11 tin mid nt b'.l'H^bl,
N J , dill lllf, a ; -II 111, , fill:, t
Into llcw|l wall I 1, tho ,oant Wltckl-la .till
tiirro lllOllUl. Ja t alatt lit • ft > >ll a, I ad, an
ul i ,ni bi^ti tub >■! atortu lb. \> wl l>
a|.|lf lltiv tllllltjlltvd li, |alta fl.-11l N,-
f,mint lull.t at, to till < It. . 1 tlial I In- at 11-dn I,
b.a I '(all ,<ik<imllv a11,., .fill tl- |-aat n . oil
I In \ortb watt > , Mt- i bank b.a
taa li mallallnat fr*.lll .1. Mr;m r ; l-tlaliicaa until it
|>mtta ita aol,.lic, l k 11, it - 111 tlna. ■ . milt ~ (
Ibe d< - inc-at ti, aaiut I , miard tin tioli
t", I'lilatmrj, of Miuin a.'U, t apait A|iitl
JflUl aa a dan of |>ra\,i till, UlKbout Ilia Stat,
f. -t tin- annihilation - t 1 ~i a iie| (at . ,-in .
tin- tu at oaati tu Kni|: - . (iiinty, N \ ,
tin. 1, I t tit, .-1, it dallla.t a.'t. It- : !l< -l ui a l < i jp !
~( (H.Vi 111 fat,'l if a a iff, t a lti| . t
dtalrr li ■ bad m-id il,|'i i 1 - tut bil.l ind
llurtdn d. |-i1,1n.; lot t l bla mml.t,
Hllaln Atl 11. kl. .1 1 ,| M. !| •b, i, ( I , ab"t
(itMii Sboittwn. iiijunn. I.ufatal), tl ■ .
a!i"t bla til,-tin r-tu law, it i H- li, tbli.
turn a, kilbui: bun, and ,a,|.. iudiHl tin dt
tu atn -tiUj: !. ma. f tbrolKb tin In alt. lii- .a
tbouttbt to bail tain hlaam 1 In- I nll-al
Mali a lit |-> win WttlntiaMll flolU tin- Mat.
lioilat* it Itduiutla, H. i . and (hti inofal Mil}
ia.lt .( t'haUlla rtalu batllif tbila dwllldl. .1,
In- a dot •( rat tin- aililts- of bta Statt tiftUvia, and
.uriiudtit .1 tin State gut t-ruiui Hl into Hit,
banda of lioi. Hani) t< ii.
Kit- Nt-w 1.-ik , m|iaiin - running at im
abl|ta to I UlM|if, Willi lilt -V,-I'tJOll i f til-
I'uuald, will itiu at. anu la foftlili htlv, lllali ...t
. f wot-k!>. afltl 'a, 111 IMriag to tin- fallitiK
• ■ft 111 tialtli- i.t half jiaal utn o't-ka-k, nit
ibo uioruiiij; of (tu t-ltn ,11 , a tin -tart- tin
tin- attimiooiii of 111,- s. ut In i n Hold, St. 1. -ui*.
and tin ilt tatoia ai'tlilg aa diaft a tl- tiiiiu, n>.
aiwturt (dill. - waa a, a. -ti a uia>* of flam. , and
tin- gUt-ata on the u)i|al ll.an - Hrltl awak.lu.l
only to Ibid all . . lr„ out ft aiid-b atli atainig
tbelli lu the fan IWflia w rt i.aotnd I :
tin ana .-f lutii, ladd, t a and lit < .-a-aja - niaut
laddb juill|a->l froni tbri Caai un-llta and, a,-a)al
with i-rnlo ii Uitu-a, wbllo otbcia f. 11 ilotli... to
the fii-n-o flam.-, ur w,i (trualiMl out of alt
m iiiblaim to huniau (oiiit I j juni|. ig fnuu tl.
tiftli oi ltli atory winduws to n., ilagguig u
low. Tb. 4mA wiUnumbernoarlj i..,t, . ■
Jiriatll)t gtll-lt and i, l imit. lint. Wo|, llUUl
la-rli-.a tbtllblig t.-a)a a, I, tl,. luluatoa, t <
of whom waa Ul. a. tr, a-, Nl las bat. i la atoll,
who waa on tltf ataoo of flu} itl.faU-.l Iti, okhn
Tboalor. tin- uigbt of that unii al,;. ).!-•
oauat. Tin-I 'aa u uj-waril i f on, luUllou d.-l
latU|s Ml a t'ln. Haiia. ( i ~iyn. N 1.,
-aa I urtn.l fo- di alii and ',r tin,, • bildrm
tlanguruuaty inlund )•> 111. Ilauw, m fr,IUK to
aid h, r lln m waa .tuit, a)• i n. \( all
all,, t. N.-W \. ia, and a lititul. I i .|-ulaf.!.
fa 11,,1. , wtln- to tb. .low Ufa". • f ~ H...U t -
I'br Hudaoti lllu r | sor Hilda, at l'alun i
.
; luauiaini-, f7A.n. ~ i)urgitr>
I'hlorofoniual a faunlt of li„!t |aliauia Ul
11.-I.ii. 11. Y J., and raiuiauattd Um Soom .
\
tl,.- i noun or and a fi:, i . nij-auju. l.iiu,
and fatally lujunlii; tbr nr. man.
A flr, at < -tautiu •)>; - - o-niati!.,' in t :
<irrt-k ijuart* r. d,a!ru>tal ta 1 wl,ll dim and i'-m
botura lit tb wi.vk - I tin . at a. j. . an
J. bu f. M 5|,... 1. m 1 ; !, ~ b.a 1, !
f, r Alciandrta, tin- captain, mat. da. : rl
Oiauwrm drown, 4. Only on. t . , tb. -Uwaid.
wa Mini It ba la, u.b - .di d tbor :!-.i>
to tumatlgat, all til, tut, .-f tb* allrgtal lilt,
lariti, , m tin N. w *-I a. . . m!. I.
Tw ■ iMrg,- :.r, a ... .it, 1 lu Cat. r . N J..
and r.-ui.T. >. Okio, tin tn- II- t: -
tin-iMUiptrt. d. atiuotJ S l-f It.. 11.-. tin.t ii: id.
oi.. of tin lar-.i tt w -U-u uu'.la 1U tb. . -uiiU:,
wbtlo by lb. Ult.r. twenty-tn, .t tb- bu-..,.
bouara. ator, ami r,*idiiu>- f1- n .iriv uo-
OUlulw-d to Hill flam,. N 1 - wmivh'ea
wura- l,M.t by tb. btinitng of tin N nib. ni ll !, i,
St. Lottla, a- waa at tu-1 -ll'. j id, tin 1 tula I
.
(a-aalbie Hi-if, I - -die a will la- foUUd l I lie r,-
m, ,al of tin lrf,r,a I the ru. - 1 -Im
•f a:;k w. on. Ul ill .i Idt' to ! II -k- ,
S
aiUUtllg w. tk id the old rat - 111 tb. lu*#
tuu>ti<* of Ibr lulluu; 11' fit l*r> I
eomnet'a Jurv return,d a i.r . : that i,>
W. Jew.tt .-aim to Ul .bat', (row wound, m
cuedl, a bainl gr. mat. .1 i tb. -mi.
of the firm t> Or,lU. lb Jew, U. and (bat Un
latter** ,|.-atb wa. cal'.-w-l bv i wou.-U Hi
du-t.,1 by bimaalf.... 11,.', wat.r n-gfter f
i
ISJII. taking with bitu •i of tb. t.
fun.la. baa l.eu- a) ftuol m 111 Lln. S I
\ l'rtuo-t- n < Vli. e atn : nt ■ j-ol wub t -
daugbt, r of an.altb, rbnaJelpba ui,reliant.
t'liailea li. (dimaii. a nn,- ma, bile
ag, ut. n, found inuriler.il tu 1. .. t - rt. Ma .
A man nan ■ 1 Wil'.ia- a, a- . . ' I
murd. reU nan. wa. air, -1,-1 . u : . . u.
Oeu. tl. V> t'urUa lA- b& !-„-" i a ui( ! r
the leco.iy of the Ardigt :| .-lab p|- -:.
Waalungtou, formerly tb..- b tu. of fb Urt 1.
|,t, arid wl nh waa -Id f r ' and ! ! n' '
lb. m ■>, im•ut ui BMM. About I ft,ooo ■ :
are bun,it there llw grand jure f l ar.-
Mm taanh, m,l. MM to hww
and May. f r dn, bug m t) .1 , nil, , tb, >
dene being tmmftn-;. 1 t I'alncl u iNm.rll,
- :i trial for the murder of Murgmn 1 a.-11.
Man b Cbmik. l'a.. w.-i- f i n..t> • f I utd. r
ui the ftratd.-grre . In Wa.buigt- u ti-, jury
again d;-agi-.,l In tl-.- o>. --f \l. Ik llttn-an,
t-barge,l with I- ■, 1V ink* a |a. kage .i -nlaiun.g
547.000, at- 1. :i ft. m Um t : lad Nth - -
It. I. , f->r a Slat, •, natr and fen n-j-r. etlta
tn. a, tb- itejmWuTUia - - t. -i tun, n; r- , il
lative*. Tin re waa no i-h-ice for u nab-r n-:
f-T the t, ufb r> jr. • ntaUi*- Tb, . v ■ : f
bro- khu. Ny„ Edward \ ! :
died bi ai-ikr-in-Uw of al ut C-". ,K W i
Ixtuiaian* aitnalion wa diaen—> 1 1 ■ tb. ra*
net, and fr.-.h ln-lrti n- . - • I-' the . -n .
-i- n at N.-w oi.- lb , . - I -,b. 1
baa aieadily adan,-ed in tlx- L- tidou i> no!.
Tlie woman wb> nbut: ,d a- b,r -m.
Charh-a Stirling, tb.- 1 -nitgat'-wu yOtn ■ mur
derer, baa .1 -..r.il tlißf -he bad mad ,v i., ■-
take, and had lie, utmtwwMd U|• -i I t- t-
Sa|.rta-, a New Y-.rk I r--k< r. dlt I -ud-b at) ia
a coach while Iw-lltg tak* n to ina boin.
Two men fought a dm 1 u.-ar l.ittle Mock, Ark.,
with -ut uifllci. ig any damage, i ... ~-r. a. tb, ir
•mbAi loaded ww> Moali cartridge* \
mail earner named llam- ;i. m- murdered lu
\V,-t Virginia. Mu nnird-r, r baa boo r
--ruated l.arg. f r. ,t 111- .>>. raging tu
the w.w —la near Remdout. N. V A 1
named Ibeuuaa Wclali. ag-1 n. baa l . i
indicted by tb. grand jury . f Hud-n . mty,
N. J.. f.-r miird- rin tb. fit-t .!■ i.
Michael Makecrent.-i e .< • iinWilhama
burgh. 1.. 1., l y n-ltirtgn,- t" h fam.ly ..fbr.a-i
alieeltce of mtteli year*, durii wbi b till •t -
bad n. er communicated '.!< low relati,. .
who ii|.|.w,il bun ,1. ad While under tin
influence of .tbcwm tr. mma. a miner nam. ,1
Harkina. ran Uiiwgh tbe aii-.i of Altoona,
l'a., brand:-bun. a knife at alt ki .- all wb
came in hi- way. He -I*ll-1 on. man -n
time*, .liwrnibow. l' ! aie tlnr. a: 1 i- in r i
allot, atoned MI.I clubl- 11, l! • • ; liS.T" " . II"
war, final!, captured and 1- c! Un Tr -
rnniora of a 1 >,! |i an war ■ 1• ! tb. '. --fa
greater amount of com in Italtimor,- than bad
ever before lawn all i <cn da in (hat market.
.... 120 iuunigraut*, forty ■( tie m lemg
miner- fr-un !'•-m-yliama. • 1 fn in N- ,
York for Auatralia At aim- in,- . f
anli-Mormoti* m s.-.lt 1.-iko ' tv, re, lute ,
w, r> intr,wlucc.l petitioning 1 m-r, - t-- pro
hibit polygatmata from voting Ii ding olt •
John I'nmatt. a llro-k'.vii \. \ . nar
maker, aft'-r a p**"''-need debauch, attack. <1
lua wif.. and another woman with > or.
drove tlicm from In, l.xlgiiiga, 1( k.-d the <!>-r
and cut lu- throat with a r.i.or, bbuliii: t-.
death Iw-f ir. a-i-ta:.cearrived Noapixiint
mi-nt of a*o natp jueti t* -ii.it • 1 I 'avid
Ia\ia will 1-.- made until • mgr, -- niw-l- in
June, and po-dhly not until I*. -ml .-r ...'lll,
•teamahip I-co. from H .vannr.b for No in. „a
--bnrn.-d at wa. and four )- <n.• r, and j.art - f
tlie cr. w are u).]w.wtl t" lia, - t--< n 10-t
At < i.-neva, < >blo, a man n inn <ll'.-tl, rh l and
killed hi- wife and tb.-n committed ui. i-le
Jane - (ionbin llenii.lt ha- purcb-.w-d a r.
dance in I'ari-. and will remain abroad ,• ral
rear, .In Itoaton. Jow-jih K. l a*or wa- held
in ♦lfi.fHHi bond", charged with al-liu-tiug Mary
K. Harrington ...Owing to a r.i-cn* dti-iaiou
i.f till- N. lork curt <■( *ppi a l -, il i- Ilk- !v
that an . vt.-iinvc war upon the Inpu r dt ab-i
of N> w York city will 1-- • itnin, n I Tb,
Pr.-aidciit ba pardoiml < barl. 1.. Hni -e. con
victed of forgery. Tht- i- tin fir ! per.loii
granted by ITeii.ient llay> * .. I In 1- -dy of
lie young, it daughter of I'. T. Harnuiu wa
takei'i to llridg, jmrt. Conn., f--r interment.
Ton vacancio- exiat in tin- n.edi *1 <-orp. of
the I'nil.-'l M il- - mil v. but will 1 , ti11,,1
until fall. Meanwliil, a U.ar.l of modi d> \-
sminora will I,- orgaiii/.ed. 1.. me, t in N w
loil., foi'ibe purpo •• of e*tninlnganpiicont*.
fin" buiidrnl Indwii", who claim,,l that
I bey have be-u .l< ceived ly S|Hitted Tail, iii
ropi .-.ill uig that tiny would b* obliged only to
give up tin arma taken in tln-Cu-ter m---.n-r.
win r< u the government inn-ta on ii gem ral
diaarmanient have again gone on tie war
path. It turn* out that the I lev. W. 11.
Hcott, the ci.lorcd preacher, who *i report„l
a, having !•< eu murdered m Month Carolina, i
alive and will.. ..Two pii.oiiera in jail at
Manchciter, N. 11.. anci • led in ov,-r|ioweniig
the turnkey, and aft- r tiring tlo.. hot* at tin
jailor i wifo. made good their . .ca| . .. In
New- York, Jowph Jlrn-ly. a rontraetor and
laibtieiau, fiuarr.-lwl with Jam. - l.<-aliaii, a
lali.nr iu lit* employ, with whom In- had 1.. ii
drinking, and wa, knock. .1 down, receiving a
fracttued iknll. .. ( oiin-.l for Htirling, con
victed of the murder of a little girl ui Young -
town, Ohio, mill who whh re) r ■•*■• I f y till
governor, claim that the reprieve w.i < e.piiva
leut to a pardon, and have l.cgnii jitimt . .ling*
for ill, gal detention ... ,f i' .-rge lientty, a
gaiter iu the tiraiul (antral Hotel, xlnit and
aevcrely wounded Jntne, Ijvriny, a fellow
waiter. N. I'. Carter, a New York commiH
aion merchant, waa lieateu aenaeleaa and robbed
by highwaymen iu St. lamia.
At St. Teterahurg the belief prevail* that
nothing can bo done to avert a Rnroix-an war.
It ia believed tlist immediate bofltllitie* will
cauae a riae ill Amerieaii grain Tin-
New York city liquor dealer* have rent a com
mittee to Albany to oppon- tbe liquor law.
One of Tweed'* lawyer* ha* gone to
Albany, N. ¥., ill behalf of iii* client, who, be
cay*, i* willing to nurremler all hi* property and
diecloae all bin companion* in crime .. Col.
JlcClure, editor of the Philadelphia Timm. wa
aaiaulted with r whip by Natliuniel McKay,
a naval contractor The bricklayer* of
i union have gone oil a itllke The I 11 ■ t
nail, iu, l bntk of SUlfield. t "On , I* emhal
la- ..I, hut It la allp|*.i.l to lw> aolvMit
No bllliKTllnte chang. 11l the mn-loli to I liglatid
fl,-tu the tutted State* I* expected Mt*
\lilia l*i. kill*., It nu.hUttl* e1..-, ,1 ti, i etigag.
mint at the I agle I Ilea lei, New \ oik. giving a
bet i, naoii lliat the management bad not ful
lilted 111. I, U'llla of It* cold lac-t Will. Iter
Sign- .-r life wcr, .In-, -ivei* t lii tba laxly id l'i
It 11. i.u. n, who bad he-en lying In a vault at
llno -iek, N Y., t i two w>. k*. and attending
I'll* -ii'tau* pi,'ii"Uii,s,l It a can of *u*|a.iid. d
auiuiation \ lovoll .avuried among tlx
.-.Ml* id-, on lUaekwelt • t-lmid. \. w fork, ami
t- foie It waa quelled one of lb. |>rl~'Uri* waa
allot it. .1.1 l-l a k. ,-)-. i 111 New Hatupahll,
the I 'ollatltutioual amendment aladlalllng tb.
t, 11) mil* t. t a- a qualification I. i ofll.W, wa,
v * -1I iqaui ami ) e.l by the go, or Iml ami
council I In XV gale Hie. k..1 a llllllltvi
of nnm Ih tieal lite ti.uaf of Nol th I aloUlia,
wllli'll In nil. wll Wltb Ibetl flaglll. Ufa.
IHm-O ntcul.
11..W unii. i .1 if ti ' \\ • in v. r knew
,tlo wild Hitll.l e.l* " I lllil ,'.>nt. lit,t|
tin whet. VllU Will, lllil"! : tin I It'll 1110 l
" pOtNT, the HIIIH compel, MM , .'I tin
Ui.-ili win' , nrtl Inn hi, u.l hv tho .htllv
nwcut id hln I'loW, tuni ynll loir the
munnl of iinirtuuriiig and tlio v.-no id
comphiiii! " Th, otlu r day," eaid Fr,. -
llltt.li illtllt II g.Kil while Mg<>, " I nt,n*l
hv a moj . r, wlm WHi play lug u merry
tune With litn od/e ut. 'Ulld n eo.-k.
■ Alt !' Mti.l he, ' mine in u Itiii.l lot f..r
I-V.rll dtuig ITHtlid like II dog', ,Ir IV 111 ;-
awn* ut a lump.' ' Heighn ' mgluit our
llelglll* I, 111, bliteknllllllt, ill nlit. <d the
h- l tluyn, till lie wip.il the dlnpn nf per-
Mjlil lit 101 l fl. in hi- lllr.W, while hln red
hot UOB glow.-.i oil the anvil ; * the, in
hi.- with a veiigcutu . , in. lting and fi v
-111. .'til- •' eelf .'*. ! tho fll "(Ml, that
1 W. ii-a eurpclit. r ! eoieithited u hhne
tuitk. r, im lie bent over hi.* lap-atone ;
" here 1 um, diiv nfter day, winking my
•i .ill away in waking noli * lor oth.-rn,
e.nipe.l up in I Inn little nrviMi by lime
r,*>in.' ' I alii ntrk of till* uut-vhair
work,'i-xeluiin* the earpeuler, 'broiling
and inventing under the nllli, or e\]x>n<sl
to the inch .. lie* of th,- weather if I
were only ato lor!' * I'lnn i* t*• I , I,'
|H-rp, tually erie-. the tailor, ' to lie com
pelled to nit j>. lehul lip lo re, plying
in* needle would that mine wna a more
i,. tl* e life!' ' 1 nlit day of gi.ie, the
bank* won't ,h-.- 'lint eUnt oilier - ** n't
pi* what nhall 1 do?' gllllllbl. n the
' I
hotx- a dog iiivthing!' 'Happy fel
low n,' git -alia the la w * er, a* In* i.-rat**ll,-n
hln ht ml over some perjd. Xlllg cuhc, ~r
jx.r, i over mine dry record 'happy
•el'., w 1 i
th .ti cudgel in* liram olt tin* tiib -un,
*, v.-itiou* .[Uivntio: ' Yinl through ail
th. r iinilieatloiii f iwx-iety, all are e.uu
phuumg id tin ir um iitioii fhnlmg
fault with their par" r e.dlu: - 'lf
I w.ie only lk k - i ;nat, or the ..tin r, 1
nh -lllil Ih <• ill. ut,' m th,- uui*et°rv.,l ery
'an* thing iiit w hut 1 iu i.' Si wrl*
the w il l.no it ha- w.igged, ntul no it
w ill wag."
tlpjKned t,i l'uhlic Policy.
An in-tin.staffs breach < f [HYWHWO can,-
appear* tu tl e hist Yolm - of New Jet
V t'. c 11 1. . w I*. J--I ! 'lta .1. -
feu inut was a married malt. lie hint
nt. >1 l.m w ift for a di* ri\ and c\p< .-tui
to MUT.'dill (he nllit. I'uder then, eir
enmntauc. * 1> told tin" plaintiff he would
inorr* her wiihtn a r< ui..liable tin - alt< r
hoi keep hl> worvl, aud the plallltliT
broli. ht ler action, 'l'lnn waa the raM
: pr -. Id.ll itl the e ! ipluitlt. The H<
t. . hint objected tl then,, fart* would
In I mill .ill anti It for breach id promise
of marriage. * tl • proiniae relied u|xu
n:UI plainly Ul.lawful Ulld void. The 11-
-
V'""t, and tie. Lan * 1 -nch n coiitract - p
:
'"lf ii hunbuid can bind hiiuseff U> a
future marr-.ape, ,1-n.liUoursl oil the get-
I dig a di* re . I V:, I Chief Jllntui- It -i
ley ,*• * > lie caii incur similar obliga
tion to )w- put Ul cfb . t 'll the dissolu
tion of hi* marriage by the ,l,.itli of liix
wife. Such eolitr.i -Is are highly im|k*ii
tie and highly "ainhdoUe, Ulid ur,- th, r< ■
fore illegal."
\ Iriangular s,-ritiiiiage.
Hie Newburyj* :! //■ nihi sayna -.-'*. !
light Was Willi, - .i itl that ell* on Sllll
d:iv Ix-tween a rid, heu uinl r.nsU r. A
hen ncratchuig mar a wal, r r,uk was
suddenly interrupt, ,1 by a hug, mt,
and neither would give wav. Finally
the hen made a Jxtis with her Is ak,
which the rat ,1< • Igul, and then the mt
uiude a i- t.i c ,-r l-.-r H< •!>. winch Was
mt a mice, -h. At thin juncture n cluck
fr-ui the hen brought tip the its-t-r,
-
ring t-i take a hand hirum f. Then u.i :-
metiinl a triangular scrim mage with
teeth and licakn. The hen had hut him
one right in the smeller, which sn-mevl
mt i- t ,-r! • mt. **':. • ■ red
for a spring on hii lUitagonist, which was
prevent- 1 bv t'lC c k lighting UJhiU
nitn ami putting l.th sjuira into In*
b sly, p- rform-.i. • the oleini tr.e.'uly .-f
hmuuux Not aatiafi -1 with dtaMßbow)-
uig their i-n.-niv, the* picked out lu* . *, *
and left him.
V Prisoner'* Pet*.
Two *. .-- ..... (|f ... Bit! WHll. the totS
ri •- Hank of l'-nglimd . rger, was traim
ferr.il t • Dartmoor prison. S x>ti after
lie waa ap|>:,r, !iily sc:7-il with paralyns
of hm lower limb*, and has ever nmce
lxi-ii aninmab >d the u .'lnuary. Ixab-ly
a new g oenn-r **.-v* a) inte-1 to lhirt
rn-i>r, vim i- -keptn-al. ■ to the genil
inen.-s* of It: iwed'n llllirw*. The prin
tiiu r w.m order.-i to get up ami ori s*,
but p.".lively- refiiKsl. Thereupon he
Wits put ill a e >ll e. ll an 1 left tin re nn*
clothed until he ho -to dr. -. Within
nn hour In- jumiH'd up runl jmt on in*
clothes, and evidently " |s-rfee( cure li.-i >
be, tl effected, bllt when he wa* l-.-illg
stripji ,1 a euriou* discovery waa iiiiml".
Hem .ith his armpit- **.r<- found a tame
mou a and rat. ■ In *i 1 lie 1 -i
caught in th- iy", aud had j a-tied
and ful v. ith er. for tunny mouth*.
(.ambling in Pari*.
Pan* 1. * • !.:•• b -en - mwitM by a
gentlem. aat > -lull 10-u-.g §luO,OOo at
the card table in a single night. The
pouee aommarily cloaed tin establish
ment next day, from whieh it i* evident
that the club in question was not the
(Vrelede la line U■•vn'i . in r tin Jn-'.- y
t'lul", i..-r ti" biiperati dl •*f which,
with others ~f equal standing, continue
to flourish ; ! the present moment.
Htiormott* sums oontinite to b< lost all
the year round at r> sp,et.ib!e club* like
those übo*e tn'-ntioned, an 1 nt the
('i-rele ,le 1: Me literru-'i eof N.ee, which
seem* t > have la-en e-tablishod for the
g. utlenu n who are t,n
lazv to go every day to Meae •. It was
not so very 1 >ng ago that toe soil of a
lioum . nan banker lost g-iikl.tHk) ** uhin
a month at this chnrrning pin recre
ation.
lb- lire** a M Idle Iteaii.
(I. u. W. It. Mnldlelon di, <1 in Leon
county, Texas. 11• - wassluTiff. lb-was
capture i in tin- Mu-r expedili- n in IKJ-J,
carried to Mexico, a bull and chain put
it j* ui liini, and lie was compelled t,- work
in the sin < Is, and often whipped by the
Mexicans, lb- and his fell,.** prisoners
were compelh-d to draw to see **ln>
should be exii-llted. Those who drew ii
blia-k bean were to be shot, ami those
who drew a white heali were to be set at
liberty, (leu. Mid.lletoli drew a white
one.
Il *liM 11,- s,i|>|>na,-,t.
\ml ren-oii.tbiv t.xi. that lih-jiio- tbe firaiul
i'■ uti .I ll"tj, N'ew York, i- tin larg. -t and
moat < I>null* furtii In-.1, that it i alio lb.
liigh.-I prim! tirnt-cla** betel m tin- city. Hut
111 reality it* price* are now tbe lew. -t of ali
tb. first-eln . bet, Is, hiiii-i-it* latest riilucti ui
from tl.ko to sro ami ♦.'1.00 p r day.
For tell rents we will send a scientific
1 kef ..in biltulr, <1 and sixty choice • ■ 1,. (i ns
from Ibe )," ti -ul works ef Hvroii, Meerc and
ItIIVUS ; all, , lift* n 11-otill popular Roups 1111.l
other Wl itinga. 'IT*, peelry of tlu -c author* is
true to nature and tho finest ev. r written. I 'Os
mond .V Co., 1115 I lace St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
JohiiHon's Aiutdj/ne Linimt nl may be
admini I. red to children with perfect sacoeaa,
in eu-. * ef croup, vvboiiping-cougb, intluenza,
and almost any of tbe diseases to wbicb they
arc liable.
Vegetable Pulmonary Italsam, tho great New
f'uglaiid cure for coughs, colds and consump
tkm. Cutler Bros. A Oo.'s, Boston, only genuine.
A positive cure for rlienmatiam—Du
raiig s lilieumatic Jit-medy. Send for clrculai
i to Hclnlnintiue A Bout lay, Washington, D. 0.
ThttWannils at t llltla % It*.
Mali} lisHHK n '1 "|* *t• ul and |*t|ttr*|
no tli. no > ntd failed in flndm, tlo r*l|e f
|ilotuiNt d. ai. fin itd-y pi'Jidl< 'd all
lii I Mi.-i I lhn-|i, 111 W oiid * "tl <• lib inn
nil |>li\sh tans I' < n.iNi tint fnllt tl Atl (flvlflß tlir*
it In f |*r*tt)i -t •! N-'tin t • ft C'ailft'tma in M-areli
nf f 11, and aft* t w ikiliß lutid f<i no>|i(h
and fin.ln.iiutu . return )iiu ant) t ■. tfe t i
in* t M tlo t I ' that |r*v r it / Many sif-
wifii • tirh slid pulinntiarr afft* Otiiis
limm iim tl the wiiilliltsH jdrj aialiiM.s that
. i Mil |1 lunik' I, and In their iiinti|.i.:utuo nt
*u\ thei* is ii" cut. for catarrh. I><h that
| i •> t if I it li d ialio t j inVe thai Ho \ hat t-
IttihdtM etuidi'V the rem it 1* There
ai> thousands <<f |w*|dt in the I uiled htalt e
oh ' . it tUlil-. nil Kilotaut thul I*l. huf- nt a
faith Itemed} nidl't I'oict t ndd* li M dl ai
I1t. .11l I 1 lull (fee ted their el tfirt run Mai y
had (HI < u • -f situ 11 fur iti'tutha, and
I aef In ill' hid i'|*ealt lly law ii letiiuVed
from tlo uawal i uUo.
\N c liu v t r*. dl I likU'lTn I hnvcnittJ 4 'itl^)t
Syrup f i aU.ul four icafs- Nothing that m
havt <w i s**ld tflies such ui>l%tsal salli-factli'U
a I ( <<ik;h li tliwh While w. krv | all th© old
standard iiu.lii iu. <<f this klud, tne Universal
hast-* far tin Italic, salt Our cl|st'uuefa apt ak
lit lU pra.M without *.<|tl"li. We t.iuiefe!
any • i. who haa u d Us< d it to *< <.r< tf whu *|U
(t Uf* ic ita value. li. H, A 1.. H. Kta i 11.
I.a I ar*©vUle, N. V.
\rr n tin t*i|H rinnop f over twenty
five y ara, tttaiiv U
tsdf. that Iht ftf.lr/y .'nr./ Mat t>hU* llt nut
f i f* is the "uh kuowu (V tUiu rruietlv
for dimmm I arl b a n.u mn tmbjmA 'The
f< titJtuhut'j It fftnl t i>, tin tu* st in'pular
r intdy >f the da> f• hlhoUsntirn, ht attache,
liver > Illphuut ale Idl ae* of tUy:t-sti. |. Sold
t ■ 11 i., .i ! If-ie ■• - alia. - huu ft ii
• • i
>lunr in Poultry,
Prof At .f No. , V\ alien St., N. V., has
11n"eivt| Uit I uti nnlal ami st * ral gnldmedala,
a * J*i dipt f' r hi- m w pitHVsa fm hah h
ihf . - ai.d fair; ultiv I n Hit-alts of hots©
lnttiUlt Till* uJualU dl> very will give #!UU
v. .rlv Ji' : t from l"i hem t atai-f*n s, rtrru
iai's ai>d test iiilaU swiit ii re* • ipt "f | "stage.
I.otol VlMterlul In \IV*II * n |(t|tllni|e
t• •- j ■ \ i ma) hftft u. I-* st four,
uiiik, shortt ning, however, and still have
I ... trj • u Wig as
di in t iim- Pouutri \ * ani PdtfM h \\ ill Ihb
last magic element to f iv artier, hurfU'HtV, and
union to tin rest, Ih© it - lit i a matin malicai
(k rUuutv. Try :t, and U cuivimwat
*>uitilr, Si.ol oiitl ( tut I tins,
Ami *1) vurrj with lb. . liutt will itol burn, autl
w h.-rw it i, uujj"ihhr km.li |:>] rl), rail all
! . tv.m-.tn.l M!.l JII fu. i t taiiml.
U.i rtaiiif 1< !- 1- Hh.f Itvur) Colfortl A (•,,
Prlit rnMlHit• !<•* I* till Thief *f l.lfr
ii Im ul t . i ud ot|tuA with a ouoci),
a v-.ld, ..r an. luug or thr ,tii.] Uiut. With
■ut i *ru an 1; u >'< .. |r> - urv "Hale llotn v
fHmS*wl Hkl tat. 11.-i. BOiMW
:' : -
l'.k. . l. - U..'. In 1 >tj cure in <>tn imnut..
I iMpol Unl.
Wl,m II U.:l ha.. N. y.-tW MU-J. at thv
(Irt J ! nt i M.-t. 1, ..(•(>--mi. liraiid CVntrai
it -i. - .autl) fmiu iinl rtM.tn., It. t n*
lak- . 1 ■ an.t I ii. -.1 d.j.t In.. (ataatul
.tat ' • 1 U-' <- t< I ' r ah inula i t tin cttr.
Kln uuiati-in curfsl nt <•!:<•• by ]>urtitig'a
Itln .rukt, lknailv. Hrud f..r cirvular to Hek
idnuntrue A IS. nth v, Waakingtiua. It. C.
Aiu.-r in Siun.liir.l Hh.it. <f hujuti.>r
fi lt ibn!. ailjui- unl .1 ..lit 4. manufartu
t. -t I I ti,. . last I .x . i, !<• the-
S. w y-i.i. 1 a .l t .11 Ii- M . N. * y<>ri.
Fust* fr tin.-.. ii<t liuv.. liwa ilumhl,
dnn'K' -1 and .jt. v k.-J s, 11-ht 1| (.* w. ak and
Uti > u. .uff. < - ra, lufom-ati- a urth tit. ixi&uda
1 . t;,- -- -.-it < h. altil. I'll. n a IhalthJuir
nalthatt a.!.. . all, <.t ft... AiMr. -a. ElrO
trie Quarterly, runti-nati. O.
Hi.< : nidii- V.- tutalT tn-v. i
fa:., tu ctttr thr-.linati.in. hold t >
Oj.jir. • ai-ffl nft' r < ritiiiL', li. tularli.*, in-r
--un. - i t-...' a! tn .f /*.> i'ur/rtfir.
r
llw XarlrK
aaw TUM.
1 ' 3 1 V < 11
i kt -ltd CUeiuk-*
V . 40 (W 4TCMa*
o, i*\ m%
i m . i . * Hil
I \-4
s 5* * 1&
UN# !!%
s yv .4■ .ft
K 4kx* \ i . ? 30 A# T 40
*boS'. -ia4 I H . 1 ft OS 1
3 v .Ahkrt i n 1 <
!.• | MM 101 04 1 OS
fUHey-HUU 61 4
P. Ms • II 4 1 10
(>! M u l v. - ...... 43 *4 4#
CW:r **. yr!W* tJ CA ©• W
: # fi
Klra per cwi Te *4 W
llnjis ?6s 'it f* 14 0 10
i -i Ift ?* *416 i*->
\
I . Vt'ir.v,. i.t w mno u
No. J, ucw. . . 9 <*> ©t 4 ftO
! * .1. | - i -1 6 i4ftW
It Til # *. i-rr l"i 16 4 IT
.. a i \ h u v
A . \ < "A no 77
Tfto *• m >4
Atttlrslma M Ml ©ft 41
Pol.er si I" ttft 23
!, . ... 37 (4 #
W. siaru—t'iool . Pritti© i7 i 4
V'silru, fin lift. 11 <4 14
I'hcess- >tdi I*• b ......... • 13 *4 M}
id . ift m 011
Vv . m 1. or 1* .
. . - • v •. l ■ ' s S. i: *4 i:\
vcrruA
Klowr ... k i 0 (4-1 Oil
\s | *• • M -v i l :j (4 l %
<Yro— V. 6' (4 61
► 41 ©• 41
I KA (4 lift
! f© .4 J
1.. . > \l u I tiu 4 I 11
r:ttum inu.
Bsrf CsPh ! ifra, 414 C%
- , < v .w i:%
Oftlf# ftftftg
t" ar lhw ein: is l.ifrft.. 6 00 <4 ( to
(■"' *4
V vsl (4
tia** V V * 7 14 4-
prir .* t 13Vv41.' 4 lit fincct,
.s < .(Tu :i •* 3i
Tr is* 15 '4 3ft
Usllfi •:..* i-ft 'ift
IM (Ytth fS\ts
-u-: 0* V
•; • ' 0)
\ xr Win . I. r, -. V: "1 U fto
Urn M Ki! 61 <* it
QUI tit: ft"
1.1 XX M I i r
CaUlomtA Tall. 1 W t$
w *ii nT'ww. Mvsa.
IV- f Uattls—l\s rl. U t 5 to *4 * ftO
ft TS (4 6 Tft
A f""l A A Vi•l \I s PlO T! r per trosk W
Ns B% a nll *ri>r W.
%0 | | WW i .*1 pale ''"l N --. " will (rs* to
g \ tv W It I II 21 k 1 • nSt . N Y
uianted (>. t aUMWWI • f'lp tneti'
* • I ■•! I *••< l*l M rU*.
Church's Musical
S2O Visitor.
li, rt It • I. .\ 2 |>v ,f Mis"!' ft I Mttftlcsl
Hi - Hk- l i !. tl*. iHtw. 4 .He
I | ei | .iir 1 - nt PrsmlU'K i /"*" ls*tr>
. i'.a- •lurst >4 | .*(I 1 V ear S n 1 Mimp - ' fmtl |*sr
fM'Uisra Id |. t* f.'i SSlllpi* . M.lfl f'tt *"*7 tif
p pr \ i' * .
.1. f 111 Iff ft A i I).. V inclnnnfl, f).
COLLINS iCO'S i 1 A B t s \^ T a^
I^^S%ELWOWS
4*o£ r '£ol AOS J —J
C AODRCSS TO
1 r *n yj . ' r ". ' "" c cr "
aia WATta ST '
A / \ PVR ET
I j llfill
■ nti .. .j !irt *u.*r m I*n.Hi Sr*
■ . tirif) 4 t l<) ftmwft the ! r in
B s
mm
I w w
A F s
T psrii I). l. JOIIN-iTfIN.
N. 1 Kl.tr tf M'*tt>- I#S \s .1 ST Pit*! Mxn M - TA
Ki rrs siiniTs • iisj't ri• its*!
K ep a Put. t : Partl* n!o Dres Shirt*
i nti I"- ttimhs I *s i>tM ' tntiuna s llsmtksrchisf.
I ; . 1' r* s. vf. -1 f -t
h'M p'si'ti Shirt* tu •" t mesMifs.
I . n i • n f i Wit).INI.
Vn t l.'tfstt! w t of a-Mulns i • •!! pls*s ' Vdlar anil
M> M' Hutton* k t' ' with !*t-fi Jislf tlo* k<'i'V Shifts
Kn |.' ShirtuM.-i! i. -I 1 RTF on rst - .pl of pries
litft'O pin "f ito- r.i- -i no sipit-*s eluirg"* h pay.
s titip's* with fall (hrsctit-ns fir •*••• i msssursmsnl
s, ui Vtw ! • nn* •* till • V *inp r**|iiirr<t
is. .| : .-tly •• o the M*nifstiio-r awl r-f Bntfmw
|, h. . M . -• it in* <. Ifh*i M rest St .N Y
RUES HAND CULTIVATOI*.
, m. a a:i l iii: i i i.
|irts st Ccat*nsls) ft>r the ir**( Ifaod Culthstov
GEO. W. RUE, Hamilton, 0.
100,000 AGENTS WANTED!
\V r °HK TOR AI.I. to sell the two In*M suhseription
** htsik* of the yonr hi UKN'I. f'l>Tlllt*H
t'f))IPI.KTK hit Knlf|ktitl)r illustratwd It isths
moat fssctniitiiiir Biopr.iphy publiftlMMt in year- It eon
t :in* ft f ill account of al. hit un-nt Intlmn fiaht-K. 3d.
TU 4IiIIAT \\l>T AM) TIIK IVVCIKH'
I 't) A>T Imi.iis i tr.p of over I.V.rtHi lu.Uts l.y (ien'l J
Uunli'i*. Ink' tl by order of Iho Unitoil State* tiuVWrtU
in si it. It is t-loa nt ly lUuntrstod. A wonderful and
•setting trip. Price* v cry rcitticnhlc. Kvory on*
can make money aril-tig t)ieo books. Ad-.treM,
SHELDON k CO., 8 Murray St, N. V.
A I • ' '•'■•I.THOC am
hi.ai iinkii or nut uw.
OLKNN'B
BUIaPHUH SOAP.
Alt a remedy for Diakahiu. Hubica,
Ahhaaiom*, ant) Houoiikkm or rna
haia; aa a ifcut/ritcf, tlimnjtel.ini, Ml. J
D.caiii of prrvriiliug and curing
Hi.oumnin ami (lout; ami aa ail
A nor not or tuu Toii.kt ami ihk
lit 111. "(JtfiNkß Hl'l.l'HOh Hoai '
U.i" mi arnliiy the ooet article tny
oil. m 1 to the American public.
'I ho t "xu-i.t. i :o in not only :tr<l
11tnii I'iMi".mi HiA>rcTr,TA!t, Kii*'
(U, ami all other bleu ' J w, by Ita
1.. bu aoqtfcm a araliEST
PBUCMK MM Otivi t aorrfXaa
though the Clarifying ai.i exnoillttl
Ul' on of till* WUOIJtaoMX JOCAOIS
rir n
The contraction oi obnoxious dia
owi ir j refdliHN". and the complete
<.:ndi* tlon oi okXfclHf won h |*-r
e.'iiii afflicted with cocU* >u* i-xaJadics
.a insured by A. Aiol.;it x'd Taav
Ki.Ktv provided with ibis admirable
purifier mvk AT maku til MAIM
. or A askiKA or haliihar
Hath*. Dandruff is reaoTotl, the
law reUinwl, and gray n'JOB retarded
by it
MciUCAh KBM AOTOCAT* IT* O*k
Pan a A3 *MLt 60 Cent# rsx Cams,
I aa mo, (b < *x*a„ AClc. and |1 20.
M lUit Ummh.) la IM larjs Ala
" Hlli's Malr and ftktaker by*/
H!a--k cr Hrowa UO Cents
ft I CllffUTG!. Frsf'r, ? Suit Ai. IJ
'l' I•' V
I I 4 * \ • S" •• UfXrei !**'.> Aibrrtcs
U|il(i wiiuiw J-lowr-na ert>lal) T rml* crtH tiituhiljl M
tievaeii.g AgrhU ni t< . MefiahHr Ihmwl iiatlm-riur-Ut*
A.11.1 SAM. ItISAM Willi • I < . .Ul \ HOIIUCt
43 s ~rj M Srm Yoft I' O K t 1 .IST.
II) *pc|>*lii four Vrsra, S ouali
patloii uiitl ■ iilliiiiimilllou of
the Kanel* 'I litre % rura, (on
(liirdioai) (tooin Ino irnr*,
So 1 4 oil Id Not Sleep t\ ttlioul
Morphine. tine I'll, huge of
ttuiiiu'a 4 oudilioil ("ill* llitlde
UK- I ul \%i 11. Sleep Hell, uiid
I Tee from I*lllll. after being
ttlti'ti up b> I'll) al< tuna.
U tr l rhAN t* Mr., Kcb 22, 1F73.
AMKMtt AW Mfci'lt lie C< —I Utr I*WH sit It f.r
( ur )mii villi utd ft r (lap )t*r tl.rwi
issra, < HSlij*slivn still liflAUiinsfl-.i, f lie* liow
1I> I laSsc mlfrisl ill the |4bi!i 1 (ouM efulure
sil l Use I bar** been hf.iw*! tu cur mm in fuf two
ytawrs, aii l -l t;N|i tiitfbis without tW use
..f tu ir|>hme. 1 hs*e Ub gHeti up bv jtyfti.ftj*
us |m: cute I hstc tsketi one |4b V**® of 1 *.
ain s i o*ttrtvw sol ther hsve duos
tin ti. t - a-J thsii sll the Wluf I hsve hs4- I
1 sell 1 est soil su l here no tislti. liter sre
!1 the? tie rooiuiiupiKlst (u he r>** icihl Uie
three ien*ss r -cs. M \* < < ( mr r wish tu
If) them. ! rtu Umc fl.Vt.
Voura truly, JOHN W. IjOKU-
Neurnlgla mid IflieuiniitiNin.
Liter and Kidney 4 ouipliilni
for Tueuiy.flte \eiirs tared
b) 4f iiuiiTn 4 ondllloii I'llla.
Dm i n. Miu. J ul, 19, trn.
AMKHII IN Mil l. 11l •II K.'t Uw larl lao.if
r.iß jr.au I ham auff.rart leml.li uli Nearalfia
ait l Mlnianiai. ali bin ai. l hklarv t uta
|,!a:!.t. CM i-tnj a.tir |*la In tl>r t*. k awl hl{>A
!'rll utts r f>r Hi tolhs to sU i- l jkit tap sii>
silicic f' -ta the floor 1 here hsd srvrrsl
tl - i ts sjietil s gtemt dosi for nie-l.ririe. which Ud
t. t; •'!. s!i 1 Bushy e> tit lu ted I must sudef the
fret of my 1* I h*4*l*n<! Olae l*v U> see e<ur
Siiterlise tueOt it* lite 1 \-*jrec 1 fhoa^ht
llie Bit -tic m . us! whst I tesleij, sod 1 sent to
* i laist Ail ff s |i*' W.*4fT I I'ills. llrlc.rr I l*sd
isltrit t ighi ! irit hkr kiir* |en u. Caii shw*}' well
litfhia. r! wtill, srtd lisve r NrursifiA |if; <sit
stiaip as wr.l as ever. M> fi.ctids sir Astonished
st the cliSiifTf in tfr M sts!t has suffered frutb
IsftASimsllitfi c.f tl.< How 4*ls. sitti < tiStifdlli rtl. *ftd
witJiee to try yiijr iuo!i. n*e 1 ttiterid slid to tshe
litem, wnl woukl tiad te without tlrem If la 4ir>
s aid buy them. I think they n.usl |<ruv s 14ess
I i. . isod j u w .it tin.l pi Of; I'icser petsd two psch-
V'uri nwj'ctrtf Jljr,
.MILS 11 T I.ANK.
\ rural gin fur si\ 1 tnr% € ur*d
b> l>r. i <uilliloii I*lll%.
I.' M NS l St. . \ ; . Nt C IK4
/t-ir s. I bi<> !iw-ti (fduhird with
i sis >e?ir . have takt-ti ever* taeli< it*e 1 could
hnar of; f utt ! none that i.nut aty it . rf until 1 re
<x*nt%i a jou
have cured me HAlUtlvN sIxWKI.I.
A f*s >f |>r Qoain*s Ooti UtfaM l*tlhl
sent to sn ai Ires* . n rsor i-i of {.fit oetil* hjr
Amtnrtess Melh-im (V>., Maxtrhcwter. S II P*
sale by i-a.hnv' tlr <h* t . (eswlwltt *A (V,
> llauorer ht . |i.si.<*i. Ms**., Jobs K Hntry,
urrar Co.. No. t - Ihace Thwe. New \Vrh t it},
ticnersi \£tul*.
IRON IN THE BLOOD!
A Permanent Tonic
Without Alcohol.
PERUVIAN STROP
1* S tv^islnd
1V.4 into
of letm
PERUVIAN SYROP
4 -otiuuns
A oobnl.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
\ italiMMi
the
Rlood
PERUVIAN SYRUP
T. IMS up
the
hjwtem
PERUVIAN SYRUP
ll tlld* up
the
llrohn down.
FERUYIAN SYRUP
t h* Wilik
PERUVIAN SYRUP
f''tires
the
Dyspeptic.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
the e
Rram.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
t ottiale
WeilmwA
PERUVIAN SYRUP
hpTltJJt
IMnlity.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
I* pleasant
U>
take.
fAITION - lie sure >-tu et the "PERUVIAN
R| r •
Prico $ I a Bottle.
A a. 1 psire pnniphtet, ctntvinn(f a history tf the
PERUVIAN SYHI'P, a valuable jujer un |nifrwsin
medical sen-nee. a trestiseon Inm a* a medical
testimonials fmrn ttistinauisheil physicians, clergymen
antl others, will Im* sent rui i to any a ldrt* •*.
MiTII W. utiw l.i: A SONS Prtiprlrlsrm
MS Harrison Avenue, lloeton.
I
SOIJ) BY DK.AI.KRS tiFNKHAI LY.
No reader of this paper w /-V Specal offer
ihould lose the opportunity (Jv JLduring balance of
to tubscribe for PER YEAR. year 1877.
THE DINING ROOM MAGAZINE
?*, one °' 'he moet ahltr edited mnnthlira In thoennntry, and with lla lint of popular rontrlhulnre, pre
aenia In a milahrll, al tlic lowral poclhle rial. tlie heal IhnuKltta on luo at: ! ct of hoU#ekrej>lUK and
£. no*'lorn Ks rry subacrlbir a] mi Ivea all.of ul premium * orlh 111 tenia.
The ( ari>ii.rn I nmn, Henry Ward ll- .-t hri 'a paper,a.v. of It:
'The Dimso !: >•■ Mnnt." • Cnder title title (here 1. laaoed In t'tl. eliy.by liteUnionPublieh-
InnCo.lil Huaur st .avrry t. .1. InslrtteUve. r.iirrlalnlnc. and u. till mum it t mnirtiritf'. ronUoried br
Mra Laura K Lyinm. of the ,\ )'. 7 iku >• Theuioet remarkable ft at ure . f ml. i-erlodlral la lu price.JO
cenla a year, hich Include* a preimuiti null J > rent, nr arrangement tth t '.eni.uiifeciurerii .the< in.
patty wrtl eeml Its innll, free, to earlt .nhnrrlber In I Oct it tied St.tr., a .an ' ''S f •
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100 weli-knoVn lo r™y good hou.rktiTper to need further rotn.uruu.Uou l.y u.,' -CA/t Man I nwn.
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Ut-taa f kt, tff|| Mint HI .< m. ittnaU.O.
FIFTY-TWO
OP TIIK HURT PROM 111 KMT
STATESMEN cf lie COUNTRY
WIJX WRITK FllK TIIK
Toledo Blade
1 Xnmby'm i'it/n rt.
kei.Ht tuiri M<*rt*fi. liUitw.
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Tftar- \hrlm IfHlrra art airlnaitl| lur Um
It I. % |M..
ili* ltol Mid < f**t>**r In llmi Wnrld
••pre lawns I Ml* Is* ariil Frrr to an; addraaa
hand P<*tai Addf
• IIMIH:," Taalfrfn. Ohlw.
WR-w WILUXIX * omit*
AUTOMATIC
rf ggtm i h omMm
u.„. r. uidtfirv pm ,m '\\z" u
prod-)ring me \ f */ Asumstte
&.
IfaMiU InllKrnUJK
Tint* I* kw VCJV' • towrMa*
HILKNT HHWINO MACHIWB.
dc. - "' Card for 111 unrated Prtte XJet, Ac.
it i- it (jUIIMH. M. CO.,
I PtwTarb
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ftiir|, and NIORI rl<nMl .n m U Un ben viral
and alrnNgf l rw<uiMd f o an; Auid d work ar
C_ aaaaa |aaaalr4 w Milr,
oncora
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ral Mhllrn u*%sr4 al the * . t.ietmLsi KifaaUnn
MIPnOCC 'J Sour rwr uol.
VIUI Ilv9a a in; arn • lumped
• itia out nunif and Tresis- Mnrli. A liberal
DntA/ir/i mU tj " luf
VI L V/CI f U ia iU roll aln —f on
v* lata arlla kararM na llir I m oid lUrafaa
lb til aire not auudr b> ua. I iira UMlavMb4Ka
<dlmd hrnd far rift uiait and price It aft*
Addmm
J. R. HILL & CO.,
11.
CHEAP. SIMPLE. RELIABLE
JAS.<-
i ALL GLASS LIHED
LCOS AVwirED Bf
1 U05*113 CLAMPS.IN ONE PIECE
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Iron GiASi c* TIN COVES WIRES]
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Tl Anil'O .tSel
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ii ih i H< <-• ' tiir-i |a;td<l. uoii
lire Osgatt *l| Rare mumrtißltiWi
Mt LODEONS *4,-rl vsri-eEi
——i uud-laNMd tltaat f MttiMiU
aarr itt prrlrti order. nnd full* Mummied
• but BM '*ur WW* Oiakr ltair !*•. I'krtl MR
Pi
Mid < 11( <* % N**, actd l* <t-e r. tor *i*rage n our
natwintua. ottr iiuittroo Uub Witii da.l; oa Ibe to
'lrMn hot*<* <lr ll"r liirai idlaft Bppl "fn riM
pmh Iff an; n.anufad umt, u< road;. tin out nr aa ru
rn m Aitiftlt dtac.*ußlP pvon ava; in nr luoalitM*.
jo •■•dor !• nut (ietu inlMdacnl •!.*• I have >• tgrnU
lull; •arr&iad fur *sa foaf> ** atrHti; hrM <lut. and
•C-Ot t*B i- • U da)p trtai Motir; rofumiod rod
frotdlil l"iid bnth oaf all utuatanfftebe)
Are Ml • M itaifrd. Ilea Hfaat to th* trade IMti and
•• • 4 ' ' I 's. Tv
ata.nim "t ntwu apt) k> .MMftaa Voe-> J,t**eaaJ
dis. -unUU Ip.liwp Mitti|rr* an I I'l,itt !r U* ittt' ••
d.f thra %T OM A ldfoa. I) \\ | 1.1. F.
11l %TT\, WnaklKfftots Nr Jt fara.
RANDALL S a, A M
PULVERIZING
HARRO^^
WARRIOR MOWER.
DKMUVUUY UOWKOtO TO BE THE
W mt fejtiilur, i'ru/ttnbtr nurf •-
HoMlmf I nriii iMtplrtnrnlm In I ic.
Full. \l •rrnmrd In l.i ir< llnprrl.
Bmul fur curruUr* te lb*
U AHKIIIU MOW ER OMPIM,
Unto Knllu. N. V.
i'rrry tntnily .hoiifil htirr n Hrltg
ioiim .%>rminiprr.
An Yor i lulnmlm (" *m * If M jArr
IAUU IIGtV S''l* TFF .aT*rritjtv U> UUICVKKI
uid n-!wl4r Funilr J<wnul.
THE PRESBYTERIAN
*! WKFKLY
I'rlf e. >• .Mm m \ rnr. f°c%tiijrr Inrludrd.
Mmt -In c'oba <J I :■ <e in tr the pnee
a Ve • p,fh
tla aaod '.' (mfhtr !• Kufida; arhnula. " N-w d
and t te "* W.ea o| or < 'hnrrh.*' al H<BP
and AtMad .tat < ertni* n.lrin r (mm all futrin <d tbe
ita abW etiunoof and it*
•diitt itU, w La it itp cd tie 1 i.oapoat and Mutd Yalta
abl- Fanai j u: thr-1 V.Qittr?
It tetil erattkffi at interval* bprtnut* bf Ree
lit W ala til) and .•tlw-r am ie o<
n ,i< h nil |j 1 r th' >nltort|ii hrnd lie
amount bar l*ua tti.-noj rpuHnrad
iriir-t t TIIK IMO-n TI KI %V
ll.*
Waamnuri'* rr;mtm addi
ti'-na fiatn • m ookeu
>lrx eri < ..j.mp f Tbr Prraftt Irritlti free
V 'Ti in kI.NIIP mile*p TH PbitmiMiitt
0" ;*ar. and <* nf) -d the Kllil.K DKTitIX'ARY
*n rliHh, "W Jtßti :>o-h retail* f<r *a 4 ..XI.
A,
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Bfc.fcl -v Lai ".l—*rr"
y (nvmUirf.
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3
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Trn OM> or 3 xnnpr .
••/Vinrm Moftoin " To pni nilllu rrpt nnrm.
Smith's Instmction-Book & Catalope.
Hundred* of l.arvr llluMmOnn* of lb' >rw
Htlr* vifi nttiulr lauranln. In " liomr
t>rrnnhtng." •!." "Fllllnd." nt
rmd T Mrnf* >l K<-t liJM rrturn nirll.
Doth I'm tr ma and Hook for I|3 ru tor nusprt.
SEE <>" STTLES "J TEST OUR PITURBS.
A. BURDETTE SMITH, c *.
r. O. Box Wii. It Ent 14th St . H t. C.t,
Pleasant as Wine! Harmless as Wai r!
VAN BUSKIRK'S
TONIC INVI6ORANT!
Ml!,y jenoiia have obtained tbe t*~t health of
thl lUaa by the iiv of thta noeJlent and fojni'ar
remedy. Nearly rvany form of debilltj and dmraar
haa been cured by it, and without any of the naual
advert I*ll r H haa lecoror no favorably known that
It i* Itrinc ef.t for from j*art* of the count y,
and the f*cllitlm for nwkim; it have had to lw in.
created to the cajtacity of l undreda of thousand*
of lottlea to meet tt.e oonatar.t v Itirowndig dnuAd. ,
1 The Wfpwn of thla remc.lt haa no tgtralbL an<S
wherever known It haa acqOTrd a rej'Utalb'-t never
! equaled bj any other medicine. li* wonderful
mactc-lik* eff-vt aur|trt*ea all. tt d.wn every one
gifkl, and tnaurr* p>od health ami ilrrugth to all
who take It.
It ta a certain cure for dyajvpaia. oontt;*tkm,
biliotiaiiena, headache, neumlrf.a, and a l affcctlona
of tfca lIMUCk, in I. L; In. | an \ ncrroM plem,
and for every form of debi'ity tt la without donbt
the cheajHwt, j lca*anteat aud Ivet c:ed!lue In the
world.
Price uulv .HI rcuta for Half p.nt bottle*.
V %N Bt>KIHK A I'll.* Pruitrlclorw,
IX Vrwra **irc't, New kerb.
S 7.M tEK QCAMTEft FOR TES QVAKTERS.
MASON & HAMLIII
CABINET ORGANS. Pf
HIOHKTT AWAKIU AT
FOUR (mk
WORLD'S EXPOSITIONS
Paris, Vienna, Santiago,
18671 T 18731 W 1875 J
PHILADELPHIA. 1876.
IHLIOTAIM tuti.L. FIK.T R*C *T CIM.MIU
/ 1 r-"" *.•• . fm
**-■ V '-UUWU fr. ' Mi
axjMrLKs of si r • iin i-ki io
Flro octuvu double red oraan, d>l ftA
with tremulant, ipXUU
Five octave oiunn, nine stop*. C' 1 1/1
with volt cele.te, pXJ.^ac
fm r*'•. m t.udurri
""f" * iMprt it . ,rn m I. iu,
niawVlt nuiU-'ln - f..
MASON a HAMLIN ORCAN CO.
j IMTn.ni Si, I oioa S|. .Mi M >.uk Ai.
BOCTON NEW YORK. CKICAQO.
Medici! Mrta fm! K"si.'ri., T Ki\
lINIXTRRHe ef ' Wft*
, bf \ ourNiti a*u WvtxaAtVk Jq (Hteh Ai.NT.
•sft 1 177 Ittt. '4wu. ilkM
$5 to S2O ■%V*^<ZT&SZ&SZ
ttfi "d in fiwnm town Timud U will
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Sill I tt KKK. .nd Nwniil. EKEK
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Fa KKA T < urn 1., (on.iur. .Ui-ilnr fued lor mm
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Send for Proof! ."tirTCrfctSST
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Pure and Wholesome Water
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Tht bdwelt i Pitrsa City yineria'
fleril Ckto*d/. lenniAl. uf I toosiilr Vlm.u n*.
Luurtm J UUUVEk. Dec. Hot tS! Falmoii.iJ
10 Per Cent lowa Farm Mortgages,
IV."*. ,1 *ad K. 4d UKt < Mlrrt twain lawdn la nil p.rtn ol
I- • Ant inlmuum d*irod *"• In. •• apedm
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to'ld t't to .1' i io.Aor* Hi mn.i iMto Itnaknlm.
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AGENTS
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FIB NT PftUHIM I' k i'-ta*l
AI.KVIS WA.MTfO llodn!. d Ik oniniM
,w ~^V^7 4N, ' , Pictorial BIBLES
I,S(M|' lilnnlrnlloo- Addrow N.m cwutom.
A. J. HOI-NAN A 111., OKI Mf H Mrmi.Pl.ln
OUR QUEENS
PETS njpuiui'
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A BOOK for the MILLION.
MC OICAL ADVICE
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BOSTON WEEKLY TRASSCRIFT.
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nil oolumn. inndm, ... , -
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annum an advaacw.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
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Every Year You Lose
klnrw than new cwt -Our* alway* r**! t No pay tall
te*ttod an i *tiit**l K- nak. we paf nvtfht R y.iur iwa
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r r\rmm lartt* n/HL 4rfii*r4 Send Kw fre
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JONES OF BINGHAMTON,
I IHYHIUBTW, N- T.
LADIES
PILES r*"
Ur Brown'. Ilrrhnl iKntmnnt Suppniut'WMto nr. rut
nntotod to enito ur cm of Piln tlut enn b firaad in DM
Vndtod Stotm. A .nmjMo bol of thmo Sn|t>onitomn
will bn nonl !rt It, innil fa anjr mffomr on mcnipt of
Iff) rwntn, t*> |>n>pn/ prnAnc* nnd tucking lingular prtcr
Ml. Ad .iron* |r. O. PHKI.PN B iOMS,
| Cnuwl Nr., Jrrwt fit), N. J.
THIS NKW
ELASTIC TRUSS
dlfprtatfe*m *ll •tbeea.to
Bl|* wtib Bif IbU
IT Mia'T MB nw. *JspM tia*K to *ll wwft.
STI *f tad? wbtt* *h ball
•y StNSIBir M hs ear proeaes bach Ur in.
zzsgus&jitzjrzz
UsV* iwto*-. It. H.r.l* to brM
nnoi, ... Iglt nnd • rndtonl HO tor(* II to n,.
dir.ti. ~d .trn.. ttoitt.to.il rtrr.tor.lrw
CCCLESTON TRUSS CO., BUr*fiall. Mlofw
Mothers Who Have Daughters That
Have Weak Lungs,
Should arrvrt the dtwaase when it ia in the incipient
stage*. Uit indicatcMl by a hacking cough, pain* in tha
cheat, difficulty of breathing, or oppression of the lung*.
If this he iwrmitted to run on. tubercles will form, and
'fsnsnuiptiitn will he the reault, A most valuable reme
dy wU In* found in LI M BALMM
to cure and ctwok th* diaeaae m it< tirt a: age.
Foe aale by *ll Meiicine Dealer*. .
AGENTS \YA>TKI> KVKKYAA IIKHK TO
SELL THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF
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Woodward ® Ornamental and Fancy Alphabet!.
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WOODWARD'S ARTISTIC DRAWING STUDIES.
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Woodward's Designs for the Fret Saw.
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