TIIELT TOPICS.
Chicago Ka* a Bald Men's Society. A
requisite for membership is a hare spot
on top of the head not loss than tour
inches in extent. The object of the or
ganization i* to discover a cure for bald
ness. The president ha*- not a hair on
his head, and was elected for that reason
No loss than s< veuteen wife boaters
were convicted and sent to prison in one
day at Rugby, England. Three w omen
were also oh-trged with assaulting their
husbands. Two of tin so militant matrons
were discharged, but the third got her
month snug, lust as if she were a man.
This lady had borrowed an antique hint
from the lighting fcn"le* of New Pallas,
and polish,*! off her liege lord with a
loaded stocking.
The Ogden (I'tali) /V, , nxi> savs that
during day (lould's resent try, ui the
West a band of desiderate train robin*!**
post,*l themselves along the unguarded
plains on the line of the Cnion Pacific
Railroad with the idea of catching him
as ho pnss,d through to Ogden. The
robbers promised to take him into the
British possessions and then* keep him
until he should pax an immense ransom.
Could heard of the plot, liberally re
warded his informant, and made hi.*
escape.
Ttie heirs and attorneys representing
about ltd lineal defendants of Robert
Edwards, xvho owned at one time prx>-
i,ert v in Nexv York city, uow valued at
h*o.ooo.odo. hav, b.. nit confer, in cin
Akron. Ohio. John V Edwards, of
Seward. Neh., rvpre>enid fifty of these
heirs, and li. \Y. Tngersotl, of Akron,
and ('apt. Henry Edxvards, of Kaxvaka,
raaatii tM (Msalßing ninety. After a
full comparison of facts and xiexxs. a
satisfactory conclusion xvas reach,M that
the documentary and other pixaxf* at
hand were sufticicnt to warrant legal
proceedings whenever they cho>*e to in
stitute them. One ot the heii** is a
washerwoman, named Sherhaudy. who
lives in the suburbs of Akron.
In order tosecure a curate vital static
ties General Walker, Superintendent of
the Census, to berah. n next year. (stak
ing measures to obtain returns from all
the practising physicians and -urgeon
in tiie Uahed States numbering >ixtx
thousand or seventy tlKUtsand, as to the
deaths occurring in their pra'tieeduring
the year ending on the Slt of May. lvs>.
To each practitioner is sent a book ooo
taining twenty blank forms and a pageot
explanation. If wore than twenty-tour
deaths iveilr within the year in any phy
sician's practice one or more additional
l*>oks can be had. The blanks call for
the place and date of death, the name,
sex. race or color, age. with dateof birth,
and occupation of the deceased, tlie cause
or causes of death, or the sy niptotn
where nms*s cannot with ivrtainty be
given, and the fait that a ntM-mortcm
examination was or was not held.
Almost ererv day some strayling is
pick up by the"N' w\ork IH lice and inn
signed for temporary shelter to the
molherlv arms of Matron Webb, at po
lice headquarters. And almost as often
as a Waif is rescued from the street it is
reclaimed by a parent. brother, sisier.
relative or friend. So ran i> it that a
lost child is not sought for that when it
occurs the matron is at loss how to dis
pose of the charge. Occasionally a child
is found whose anpeuran>a> indicates its
descent from wealthy and refined people.
In such Instances, while it receives the
same carv and attention as other waifs,
extra effort i- made to discover those to
whom it belongs. Advertisements are
put in the papers, and every conceivable
method is taken advantage of to expose
the fact that a child awaits its natural
proteetof*. This flailing the lost one,
.ike all others. goes to a charitable insti
tution.
♦
Jokes fro® Harper's •• Drawer."
This is the view taken of it by an in
fan! of St. Joseph, Missouri:
l.ittie Freddie > undergoing the
disagreeable operation of flaring liis
hair oomtwv! by his mother, and he
grumbled at the mai -uver.
•• Why. FYedJie." said mamma. " vou
ought not to make u ha fuss: I don't
fuss and eryfhvlicn my hair i< wmliril."
"Yes." replied the youthful party,
"but your hair ain't hitched to your
head."
The best lawyers always tell the best
storie-. and with none the less zest when
at their own expense. Not iong ago
Councilor I was before Surrogate
Calvin innta-** where the question in
volved wmm Pi the uientai condition
of the ta-infix. The witness under ex
amination. h'iself an aged lailv. had
testified to finding Mrs. Seaman failing,
childish, agd that wlien she told her
something jdie looked as though she
didn't pin! At and.
Councilof C , cross-examining.
tried to -'••ljb ,, r to describe this iook.
but she di in't succeed very well in do
ing so At last, getting a littie impa
tient, he agked : "Wei', liow did -lie
look? did -Jielook at you as I am look
at vou now, for instance "
The vvitutrs.-. very demur* lv. replied ■
" Well, yes* kind of vacant like!"
At the of a hot afternoon la-:
summer, wfc n the thermometer stood
ahont one Hundred dfgiws in the shade,
.fudge Tlnunpsnn was walking, in an
evidently jaded and wearied condition,
fnini the cfur; house to his residence in
the vi dagefff Mayyille. I_*iwy< r Smith,
who dis tk|d the judge, saw "him com
ing, and wilted tor htm. and tlie follow
ing conversation occurred :*
"You look weary and tired, jndg**.
What hare you been doing this hot after
noon?"
"liook weary and !ir*xl. do I? Well,
I think I should, fur I am; and you
would, too. if you had been shut up in
that hot. stuffy little court-room from
om* to half-past five, listening to a long
dull argument?"
"From one to half-past five! That
was a long time. Who made the argu
ment ?"
" Oh. old Jones."
"Well, what was Jones trying to
prove?"
"As nearly. a I could get at it. that
I was an ignoramus, and didn't know
anything about the law."
" Did you commit him?"
" No; commit hiiu for what?"
" For being so long aliout it."
Starved to Death.
A death, which lh<- attending physi
cian states was caused by starvation, ind
which tiicory the surroundings fully up
hold, lias occurred at a twiement house
in Lawrence, Mass. Tlic facts, riven by
the wife of the deceased, are as follows:
J'etcr Igo. aged thirty-!wo. came to
Lawrence with his wife and child one
year and eight months old in November
last. Ico was out of work, and how tin
family lived was a mystery. The woman
states that she applied to tin- eh-rk .f
the overseers of the poor for assistance,
hut lie told her he couid not give her aid
because she liad no settlement, lie,
however, offered to secure the family ad
mission to the almshouse, hut bo til re
tused the offer. On a recent Tuesday
Igo obtained work in tlie dye-house <d
the Central Pacific mills, and Worked
that day. His wife states that all tin
dinner she could give him was bread and
water, of which he partook sparingly.
On Wednesday he w<-nt to work as
usual, without breakfast. After work
ing about an hour he was obliged to
leave the mill. At noon lie went to work
again, after a dinner of bread and water.
He worked until half-past six p. M.. and
on returning home brought with him a
small quantity of beefsteak, which, it is
said, was given liirn by a second hand at
the works. Mrs. Igo states that she
cooked the steak, that Peter partook
sparingly, and, after leaving the table,
he complained of pains in his head. lie
then laid on the bed. anil, when his wife
attempted to rouse him, he was unable
to speak. Rev. J. Dcvir was summoned,
and, shortly after his arrival, the man
died. The priest sent for J)r. Magce,
who deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The physician stated that the man died
of stairation, and his wife's appearance
bears out this belief. Her cheeks are
hollowed and her eyes sunken. Although
the house in which they live has a com
fortable appearance without, within it
is perfectly barren, abed and two chairs
onstituting the whole furnishing. The
neighbors state that the family never
made known tlieir wants, evidently be
ing too proud to beg.
The hardest thing in the world for a
young woman to do. is to look uncon
cerned the first time she comes out in a
handsome engagement ring .-Steuben
vile Herald.
FARM, HARDEN A>D HOISF.HOI.U
Tlx* Tlmrln Vnftrn tnlmaU.
S, fat* as the temperature is concerned,
the fall of the year is preferable to the
summer for laying on fat. There is
then little annoyance from insects. Ihe
appetite is keener, and the system is not
likely to be debilitate,! on account of ex
cessive heat. Hut in ail other re
spects suiunur is tho best season
for fattening animals. tlreen grass
is not only the cheapest but the
best loo,! for animals whose flesh is
used for human food. There i no ex
pense for cutting and curing it. or for
feeding it out. It is more valuable for
f,xd when in a growing state and full of
rich, sweet juices than it will ever be
again, hoxvever xxellit max la* cunsl. In
the nnyioritx of s,'*„,ns a large p,,rtion ot
grass is is injured before it i* put in the
barn or stack by rain, dew or excessixc
drving.
The flesh of animals fattened princi
pailx on grass is superior to that fiittemai
on dry tood. The tat u |MN ,-x,if\
iiistriintted among the harder tissues In
other xvotxls. it i> finely marbled, l'.pi
eurx's state that it is more tender, juicy
and of higher flavor. The lxeef most
prixed in til,* London market cities from
the mountain ivgionsof Scotland, w ber
th* eat lie feed on the rich grasses, hut
where no corn and little grain van be
laistxl. The lax'f pit*du,s*d in Switaer
land and the mountainous portions of
Sxvtalen and Norway hasa'.soa x erx ex
cetlcnt reputation. It i- under, jui, x.
xvell marbled and ot a da.h ate flavor
It i- grass-fed lw*cl In the- * regions it
is difficult to keep cat! Ie over the xvinter.
as Uhl isscare*. They come out in the
spring in jHH*r cunditkm, but they are
turned into the rich mountain portion*
and immiaiiatelv lH*gin to gain. Hy la.!
they an- in prime condition for slaugh
tering There i* nothing like grass for
producing a *ui*,*rkr quaiitx of mutton
Kentucky mutton rank- high in the
custom market- on account of it* ex, ei
icnt flavor and .its marl,i,at appearance.
The hvp have the run of rich blue
grass jxastuivs that aie oft, n particularly
-haded They are ill prime condition
Ixefore the I'rxsst kills the gm— The pro
ess of fattening i* only finished off by
the u—e of corn and oat* In the prairn
srvtion* of the \YI crn has always b,s'ii
rcgarxhxl as the cheapest if not the b -l
fooxl to use for the prxaiui tion of pork
Most admit, however, that the flesh of
hogs that have fed >n ,a>rn almo-t ex
clusively is not as delicious a* that of
hogs that have had the range of a lor
es! or a pastun -,ssl, >! t<> clover>r blu,*-
gras- In the English market the jsu k
rai-<al among the mountains <>l the
-,>uth is preferred on ava\,unt of its -u
--ixerior flavor.
Farmers xxho hax cattle and -Inaq,
they design to fatten for the full .and
xvinter market xviti find no Ixetter time
than the pre-ent for affording tlieui an
ahundaile*of fiaal. If the pastures do
not contain a sufficient amount of grass,
it is better to turn theiu into field and
allow them to do the xxork performed
by a mowing machine. The gra.-- in its
present state will do them more g,HI
than after it has been cut and cured. Hy
alloxving it to la* eaten now much hard
labor max !■ sax,al. SUMMt v , u "'
a* favorable a time as fall or winter for
feeding grain to anima.s designed for
market. A ration of corn. oat*, meal or
litis,aal cakeonce ea,'h day xx ill do much
to improve their wndition. Animal-of
all kinds ar*' likely to tire of one kind of
food, even if it is that of which they are
the most fond. Old grain affords an ex
eellent change frx>ni grc-n gra—
CAiVtys.i 7Vwi.
1 jtti it• aud €• r*x
Grass should be rolled about thr,*'
days before it is tuoxvn, am; again
directly atterward. Edg, 1 * of bed- and
verges should Is* neatly clipped with
shears or cut with the edging-iron. Any
sulxsidance in newly -made plot- -hould
In* at once remedied. In every ens*-
where it is nei-easary to lift and relay
turf, immediately it is down it -hou'.d
Ih> thickly covered with fine, rich soil.
The unsightliness of this for a few day
will he amply rewarded by the gr.v—
h,-ing saved fnun burning, and by it !><•-
ivnilng grx-en in a much shorter time
than when it is left Ixar-'. as is t,s> often
the case; moreover, it till- up any inter
stices which may !*• left and act* as a
fertilizer. It is also advisable to -*w
two bushels of seeds of fine lawn
grassqs per a-re at the same time, lightly
akiug over the -urfa'-e. It may then be
left for a few days, raked over again and
thoroughly rolled. Thus treated, a
ood lawn may ln> formed even in dry
weather. In all small open spaces -nr
rounded by buildings, whet** radiation
is excessive, water should I*' laid on
so as to be available, when r>-iuir>sl. for
the purpose of keeping the gra.-* in good
condition. A very frequent source of
failure in the ease of lawn grasses i- d,*-
fective dmin;ig,'. t>n very larg>- open
spa*es the grass may Is* kept in good
condition by gra/.ing. for which purtxosc
sheep are preferable to cattle.— Th<
(t'irdrn ( Eny).
llraltli 111,,1..
Those liable to sunstroke sliouid take
particular pains to k,s*p the head cool.
They should wears broad-hriiunnal hat
with ample ventilation and on hot day
should place a wet handkerchief in tfc
crown, often bathing the h>-ad iutd wrist.-
in ixld water. Tin- great points are
" keep the head cool " and tt-e moderate
exertion in the hottest part of the day.
People who have nev>-r tri,*l it ,-:ui
scarcely realize the comfort obtain-< 1 hy
xvx-hing the wrists in cold water when
overlteated with work. In haying and
harv-st time this should he done everv
opportunity, upon hot days, and will
-,'rre to keep the 1)1,khI cool and insure
a greater degnsi of comfort than is other
wise obtainable.
Corns are a nuisan, - * on any part < f
tie* foot, but are especially so >n tie
Uittom. In tliis latter ease relief is af
forded by wearing a cardboard sole
under the foot with a hole in it where
tie* corn rests. Thi* can only be done
of course, by people wis, wear 100-e
fitting shoes.
The .Irinv-Worui.
The army-worm differs both in ap
pearance and liahits from the cotton
worm. The first is a consumer of any
grain crop which chance* to iie in the
line of its march, while the cotton-worm
subsists, as its name indicates, on the
foliage of the cotton plant. The army
worm is longer lived than the cotton
caterpillar and travels faster, it is not.
however, so subtle an enemy, and then -
fore is l>-s* difficult to overcome. The
planter i- often apprised of the advance
of the army-worm in time to prepare for
its reception. ,
Probably a* effective an obstacle as
any in the path of the army-worm is a
ditch of moderate depth having smooth
perpendicular sides. Another p<-caution
employed is scattering straw or dry sedge
grass in the ditch and renewing it as fast
a- burned, so as to k'-ep a bed of hot
cinders or a line of fire between the field
and the advancing pests. As not only
cotton field* but ail garden crops that lie
in the line of march are devoured, a
patrol of plow and spade to k-,-p open
the ditch is advised when this i.- at all
practicable.— World.
Gotham's Growth.
'l'he new city directory contains some
S.nttn more names than last year's. This
is supposed to represent an increase of
about 40.000 in the population. If we
keep on at this rate, it won't take u* long
to catch up with Paris. In 1*?. xv<- had
a total of nearly 1.100.000, Next year -
census will probably give a- fully i.'.'.W
000. Counting Brooklyn and Jersey
City as part of New York, as they really
are, the total population n>xv must In
very close on t*< 2,000,000. Th" increase
in the city proper was som**what aug
mented during the past year by the
rapid transit roads. These brought hack
a good many families who had gone
away on account of the difficulty of get
ting up town and down town. The road
have none some good in bringing a few
of the emigrants back, at all events.
They will also do good in keeping others
from going away. Hut when this is said
their praises are pretty much exhausted.
As neighbors, if I may so speak of them,
they are downright nuisances. Now
that warm weather obliges people to
keep their windows open day and night,
the horror of living near them is fully
realized. I am a whole block away
from one of them myself, yet the roar of
the trains at night often keep me awake
fully an hour. It comes rolling over the
roofs of other houses like the roar of the
surf in a storm, and overcomes all the
noises of the day or night, And
as if it were not enough to have
four of these nuisances in full
blast all the time, we are threat
ened with a fifth. Mr. Vanderbilt pro
poses to build an elevated road down
Fourth avenue from his big depot at
Forty-second street. The outcry against
it is vigorous and angry, but that won't
prevent Vanderbilt from building tlie
road if the Common Council gives him
permission.— New York Letter.
A Homo for l.cpcr*.
A Honolulu correspondent writes
After tlio scourge of small-pox had
ixvcpt oror tho Hawaiian island* omr
years ago, at which tiino winpulnorjf
vaccination was resorted to, leprosy in
creaacd to nui'li an alarming < xtctit that
tho government was compelled to take
nMMWM ti> irmt iUpmcrM Wlion
less extreme measur, 1 * f;n it litmllx
divided upon segregation, mul the Uland
of Molokoi XX a* M'l,>ct*d fur tho settle
rnont 1 eeause of its peculiar natural n>l
vantage*- The trade wind* sweep a, r>>—
it in such a dlnvtion that nil tho infec
tlou* gas,** arecarried out to > > in-t, ,<l
of towiuil tho othot ilan,l*. Iho\al ■ \
i> fertile ami abundantly -upp'. -1 xxith
fre-h xx.Vvr. while al its I>t k i por|M-ti
diculnr wnll of txn'k ..!i* > 1 lit fis< s
several hundred fi-et. and Hk, a if' tin,
unyielding sentix m<iio t"
far -halt tlioti go and no fat tlier " t
course, tho law nut with violont opposi
lion, for th i native- 111 in-clve- have no
dread of tho di-<■;>,. ami freely iisr tin
g.n inent* or occupy tho naiiio bed x\ itli a
leper of tin* worst lyp . ami thvenfor, •
iiionf <>l tho ,aw would DUlitti I taiuiii's,
for though hustmnd* ami x*ix.- might
immolate them*.x, * t<r a> li ot In r t l>- i
worn not alloxved I<> lake healthy • hii
dron with them However. tinto ha
tlono much loxx ard ooitvit > in.," thotu ot
tho wisdom of the policy, ami uow op
position is rar, ix in, t with farther than
in concealing tho " list, nee of iho dis, \s,
a* long as pMihle. Wlioti , |M-r-on i>
diseox'crvd who has imlii-alions ~t th
disease tic* is taken to tho islaml. hut in
order that no ono tnay ho holl th<*r>
without riWoll ea> ll person > ollimitlod
first receives treatment for tho dis, is, s
t tearing m-uk- r s, tulilaiteo to it. and in
Occasional inslanees pr-on- hax •• lvn
cured ami return,si to thoir families, hut
Usually the niarvh of the h-< is s.
rapid that two or three months make it
unmistakable, am! lh<-y are, oinmitt< >1 to
tin island for life.
The provision* for their eoinlort atv
most geurrou*. and those who liaie the
IlieiUls I, do so are allow itl to htli i' cot
tage* for tin ir own ,* . upation. and tln r,
they ltvo with a> muell ws lusioil as it
tin y had the world to choose front
The government has ta-rhap* erred on
the side of mercy in allowing husliands
and wives to follow eaeh other, for th,
only obvious blot upon the system ot
isolation is the addition to the sett.,-
uient by hirtlis, numb-ring some yearaas
nianx a* titty a mistakeii kindness i!
would seem when lie ehild's heritage is
ioathsomi' disease and Its are entat.s a
still greater tiltaneial hurtleii Upon the
government, hut so far as is eonsistent
with the hygienic regime established tor
their good tlicy r<- a.lowed their own
iiahits of life, Ihe -,tt lenient now
numbers eight hundred persons, at a-*
twool whom are Alllerieails It would
Ih- a mistake to attribute to this .villi : .
eiass the intense mental or phyi, ,
suffering which we are wont to imagim
eharaeteri/.es the dis fot i uiervilul
provision of nature brings with the dis
ease an apathy of mind and numhiiess o(
body whieh prevents acute suffering
111,i,sal, it is ass. rtid that a pill tUHV i„-
thrust inli> any part of the di'-.vs*al iV-sh
without causing the slight, -t s,-ii : itioii
of pain.
Man a Fighting Animal.
I),, w hat we will with him. tuan is
naturally a lighting animal t hen- is a
cut ions autobiography to l-e found in
Southern tamk-shops. written by an
old hunter who was U>rn alviut a n
turv ago.
I'he most amusing example i- wher,
the old man tells how lie and his „,as
oni* trained n me young dogs tc hunt
liears.
" 1 put on the skin of an old l>< ,r," h
says, "and crawled l>„ut on . tours,
while Kiishaand .loh drove the pups n
They were s, anal at first, but pre- titi\
thewhoiesix attaeketi me furiously, hit
my calves, ton* my hair, hung on my
ears.
"I begun to shout ' Knougli" !>ut
'l.islia tried, ' Don't,dad. don't! It'sth,
life of the pups.'"
lie adds. " t)f ismrse 1 staved. I had
consideration for the dogs."
It take* a cood de.a. of training to noi
out this instinct Irom tmn who inherit
it. Everybody know* the history of tin
" fighting tjuak, i> " during tip revolu
tionary w nr. Many of tin- staiil son* of
staid sir>-s of the same faith, siitj-.s! out
of meeting during the last war, to
shoulder a musket
ftne venerable old Kri*nd in tonnan
town. i'a., found that three of hi* - -ll<
had gone to thi* conflict against which
iii.s creed array,si him. Hie youngest
felt that he t,n, must go, but feaml to
tell lii* family.
He took his gun one day, and Iwgnii
to clean it. placing liimself in his father's
way. The old gentleman saw him. inl
paced slowly up and down. l>ut iid
nothing. Presently he approach,al th,
young man.
" Charle*," he said. d,-iil>< rately, "if
tbedevii has made th<s- feci that tine
needs one of th,,- worldly instruments,
•pare not thy money;but get the Im-s!.'
Alexander t'aiuplh 11. m,et comkitive
of S'-oteh reformer* and logian*.
one submitt,*! his h :wl to the ling, r of
a phrenologist, who had no kn,,wi,xlg,*
of Mr. Claraplieii's ealiing. The man
finishisl the examination with th,
word*. "From vour ex-eutive ability
and love of lighting, sir. you are or
ought to I*- a great soldi* r."
The aged eiergyman h,*av*d a *igh.
"N'o. sir. no. t'ireumstan ,-s w.r<-
against me. Hut according to my <p.
portunity. I've done what I could — I've
done what I could."
Suiunur Hint*.
Filtered water can he produced ea*ilj
by taking a large, sound common " iuilieii
flower-iH)t, and soaking it In water
twentv-four hours. Then till the hole at
the bottom with clean sponge, put in ;ui
inch layer of fine clean sand, and on tin
top a layer of chain ,arse gravel, and Jet
the water filter through It. Winn it is de
sirable to tiller water"lUieklv. for imme
diate use. employ the following meth'td
Put a quart of clean water ov, r the tir>
and just bring it t>, aboil; remove it and
strain it three or four times through flan
nel: cool it and keep it f>r use in a cov
cred jar or pitch, r.
An effective i, c-b<>x can l* made by
placing one tight Imix within another,
leaving a spa, <• of three inches between
the sides of the two, to In* filled with
pound,*l ehanaxil or sawdust. Each In>x
must have a tight lid. and between tin
space of the covers a piece of flannel of
several fold* should be laid. The outflow
of the drippings of tin* lee should he ar
ranged at the bottom of the Imix. and it
will lie all the better if the pipe that is
inserted for this purpose is eurvial or
twis'ed a little to kta-p out; the air. A
coarse woolen foyer should he placed
over the ice, and when tin* quantity i*
small it is an excellent plan to fill glass
latttle* with water earlv in the morning
and keep them well corked and laid upon
the ice until needed for drinking. If no
ice can he ohta : ned and there i* no cold
spring water close at hand, very cold
wafer can be obtained by tilling a large
earthen jar with it and putting it in the
shade in a good current of air ami wrap
ping the jar in a very thick woolen cloth
(an old coat will answer for an outer
wrap) and keeping it constantly vvet.
This causes evaporation of heat and cool*
the water finely.
Peculiar People.
.Most people, whatever their condition
or raee, are so homogeneous nowaday*,
through long exposure to the same in
fluence*. that it is enlivening to hear of
a people, even though they he savage*,
altogether different from the eotntnon.
The natives of Hotel-Tobago, an island
in the t hina Sea, are curious and pecu
liar in most respects. They excited the
wonder of a number of American naval
officers, who recently visited thcni
while surveying a rock east of the South
Cape of Formosa. These aboriginals,
who are of Malay stock, knew nothing
of money, and could not be made to un
derstand the object of it* use. They had
never tasted tobacco or rum. nor had
they any substitutes for these. Never
theless, the females liked anything and
everything of an ornamental or decora
tive character. They admired brass
buttons, tin vessels, or anything bright;
freely gave goats and pigs for them , and
could not get enough for their delecta
tion. Any shining object they were
eager to obtain, and they would dive for
a button or a coin if thrown into the
water, and often sciz-e it while it was
sinking. They played in their canoes
about the ship for hour*, watching for
an opportunity to dive for the (to them)
precious trifles. The natives are as
primitive as they can* be. They wear
only hreeeh-clouts; they live on taro and
yams; they have no other implements
than axes,spears and knives, made of
common iron; hut the females'employ
shells and the beards of goats for orna
ment.
A Prolific Kong \> rltor.
A Proviilt'iio" iwriwponilont of the !b*
on IfrruUL in .* r<t nt i-oiiimunlcjMion.
Wlite* na follow * o( prolific song writ'l
I'll, -IV to IH' but tlirM writer* uf
|to|>uUi song* .*%! i>mn-m in ill, - . ountrv
who CMII l><- > nlU*' " |r*liti* % .* Tlo > at.
(Jcorge Cooper. Arthur \\ Fn-ii. h ul
S.iiiiu, 1 X Nltcbull Tli.> g- HI U in. ii
, OIII|>OM-,I more thiuion. hail of tin* hin
but* which *n *u*g in nearly <>< iv
hoiiH. holil, , njov n brief hour >.f poini
lni il \ iiiol tin ii *ji v, pin. < to other" Mi
Milch. I, th,' It. Hi Hum, <I of ih, fiio o|
•oils writer", in," in I'itn i,l,in, 11.
lit" he, 'li writing "Oltg* "i 11,,. I Will, tlol I"
the .author ofov> r Tiki pie, iwhi, h littv,
1M ,'H pill,|l"he,l hv all the prolllilietlt 1111 l
sic publishers iii the country, 11. is
thirty two years ohl. is daily fiig.igt >1 in
hiisinrss ami only writ,", his song* as a
soil of" "1,1, is"U<\" as t oioliel Si cr*
w oil Ul s.iv I til t somcol tin-HI hue inaile
fortunes for the publisher*. ami gull, thr
roiiiol* of the Initial Slat," mil I'ng
!aml. *' touch the harp gently, my pr t
t\ lauiise," which Mr, Mitchell wrote
early in his career, coinetl money in
l-jig.ami, w her* the puhlishei s,. .1 holll
'.MI I*l,l to lUHVItOO eopies, all,! ill ihi"
eoimti \ t( was a its, solllee of profit
ami very |>opirar for a long tun- llie
OOtU|Hisei , I tow, \ er, * ii. i r ,11 <*, 1 a
small sum for it, uist . - aping fortuiu
from simplr lack ola proper estimate of
his work " S.nJie Kav." ••|'ui.M\ I .it -
lie "shoes Away," "When the Whip*
iHHirw ill U Ca.ling," ami a number of
Sir Mil lie! * sot . , have hail a gr> it
sale (hiring the past ten year* lie wrote
th, songs in lliria- popular s, html singing
Isioks. ' I'lie Fax orile." " the Mocking
Bird." ami 'The Wl.ippoorwill,' ol
W hi. It thoU-amlsol copies Wel e soil! lie
is now so well known to mini,' puhllsh
eis Hast ami \\ .si that or,l, i- lor songs
pour in upon him all of the time, ami if
lie should w rite them night ami ,1 ,v he
couhl not beein to supply the ,1, man,l
His songs are simple in construction, ami
become easily popular. Ihe publisher*
either allow a roy ally ~f i!ir,a" pcri< ni.
upon the sales i>r buy th, copyright Ih>
pri. e UsUalty pail w from ¥1(1 to s.h lor
a song, hut p ial contracts an- often
mail, Musi. , ami hurl, s .ue perform
ei are constantly writing to Mr Mit h
el: for songs to Is-written to certain titles
which they send, flicse songs are not
publish,",l, hut are retain, >1 hv their own
ers as part of their stock iii trade, and
sang hy them in th, atrh-alperformances
I'lie pr,,l> ssion ot song writing is said to
IM" a grow ing one in this country. ami a!
most anv piece w hi, h has sparkle and
snap in it is eagerly taken by the musi
publishers.
fainting f its.
Fainting nso eonuiion with soiu, per
son*. particularly women, and the cause
of it is so little understood hy non-pro
f, ""ional p,siiile, that some know l, ,ig on
the subject often prov. s \ iluah.e Kaint
ness consist- in a temporary l.iiiiit, <>j
the activity of the heart, the not
Is'ing properly circulated in conwsjuen,
Vithough it dis s not r< i, I, th, h< the
sufferer los, " ail el,"aril,-"" of '. :*ioii. and.
if not prevented, may fall, the fail not
infrequently restoring the normal con
ditioti There is no tsmvulsioii. ami
though In—more probably sh< -e.n
hardly !• ralkwl MMckNMs he i not
">> profoundly unconscious to lw in
, apah.e of arousal, as liapp'T." in < pi
!e|.sy. There are all degress ot fainlness,
front merely f,s-!ing faint ami (Hiking
somewhat pact,< jM.sitive and cotuplet
swooning. In some , as*** one fain! is
no sooner cured than another and an
other sueisssl, hour after hour, even day
after day. It is scarcely n<", >-"-ary to nay
thai n h ■ '.!• ■ How MM MM
prompt treatment. The cau< s are vari
• ill- Sum," | r-.tl-ar, -••• i-: ) aft, '• d
that they *w>on if tin y cut their linger
or nee anv one bleed. -Their defect i
over-sen-itivetier*■ - and w> ik mu- u
.r fihar. lie h- art is < ->, nti , \ a
musele. which i- feeble in some, strong
in others—f>*hle generally in women
ami strong in nun. Whatever w • akens
the 1.. art and muscle otnmonlv pro
duc.-s faintin ss. f„ul air Is ing an
active cauae. Whatever gn atly ft
the n r\ ■". SUch a had tn w - sir the
sight of tin- disagrc. able or horrih.e.
may produce a w IKU: nnd !>* of h!,„ d
is anotlu r and a serious incitement
Sound lu-alth. natum ,y a oinpan •,1 hy
firm nerves ami musch'". i" tin host pr,
ventive of fainti.. "". I'he tnajoril". of
vigorous men go through ail kinds <>f
severe and painful experience* without
fainting, wliile delicate ttn-n and many
women sw-ihui at trifles. American
women, w ho us.sl to faint continua l
in crowd*, at had news, at urctirs of dis
tr.-ss —now faint comparatively- eldotu;
and the l.n t i. aseriln d to their r- in
qui"httnnt for the moat part of th
habit of lacing, to their ire p-:v"<hl c\er
cise in tli,*o|H-n air. and their better phy -
sical condition- Not ore Atiu i m
woman faints to day where tlrirty year*
ag i twenty-five women tainted, and the
diminution of tin - disonler. aiw ays the re
suit of dirt it--", i-an unints'.akal,.
evidence. wbicWdh. r tiling- corrida.r
ate. of the inarke,! amelioration of the
health of the highly-<>rgnni/<d. r\-
trem- ly MMitire. hut Srxtblt ami en
during women tf our complex race.
trrear* of I'rnsious.
An examination of the record" of the
i nit'sl s:ati " I'.nsion Hur- iu Up !■• t!.
3Utll of June of the present year show
that 13.wiH) arrears of pension ease", re
presenting f*,'i!t>,4T.ll had nin:uiy
been paid, or w<-re ready for payment
oil that date. They w. re distribute,)
among tin- several agencies as nearly a
practieahle in proportion to the tiura
-Ist of pensioners upon the n-spctiv
agency ;aUs, as follows lluston, HBO;
Ciimindaigtia. 910; t hi, ago. I."-*27; ( <~
iumtius. 1.-.""'; 1 M,"ine. .*si; t in
land. rsf'J; Ihtroit. t'sla; Indiaimp.
1,071; Knoxville, ft.-; Isitiisvi . 331
Milwaukee, New \ t,rk. I.uno.
Philadelphia. 1.095; Pittsburgh, t'rttt; St.
Iui*. -til: Washington, vui 1 r.in
ciseo. 90. Upwani of 9.000 ca"-s wen
"ttl>d in .June. The Commissioner ol
Pensions expi-cts to !*• tthle to |> n v an
equal, if not a greater, ntimlier monthly
until till are sett led. sixty-thu-' thousand
three hundred nhd "> venty 'wo )„ r-.ui"
have made claims for arrears, hut. in
cluding tin" 13.W0 cases already settled,
not more than fS.Otttl or fs.nut persons,
who areiilrvady pensioners. hav art ar
due them. Many, therefore, who apply
are not entitled tbarrenr*.
The eoiiiini-sioner e\p,s"t-tliat n, irly
all who are entitled to nrrcar- wi.il,
paid hv the end of (letolier. Wit Ii re
gard to tile order of sett ienient. In -ay
that tin" at of daimary > stabli-lntl
every pensioner's right at the -ame mo
ment. The pensioner wa- required to
tuake an application for hi- arrears
mainly for tlie puqioseof ennahling tin
Pension (Ullce more easily to identify
the paper*, but the date of tiling sin h ap
plication is not taken into account in
fixing the order of settlement. He also
states that if the eases Itail been taken up
for settlement in the ord< r of tiling the
pensioners living in the large citie
near Washington would have h> ti first
paid, to the ex,"lu-ion of those residing
at a distance and in the country, and
that sueh an order of settlement would
have Inen an umustitiable ,li- rimina
tion in favor of the former. It i not
praetieahle to observe any order of set
tlement. except so far as may Ih- neces
sary to secure all equitable dlstrihutioll
of the nettled ease* throughout the en
tire country.
Ilait for Pod.
•Fust at this season, say s n recent |, Iter
from St. -John. N. K.. we are favored
with tin-visits of another ti~h more im
portant. to lis hv far than the salnmn. a*
it forms the chief bait in carrying on
our great cod fishery, on which so many
thousands here are dependent. The
eaplin are now around our coast and in
our hays and harbors in countless
myriads. True to tin-day almost, shoal*
of these beautiful little fish, about seven
or eight inches in length, appear each
season, in number* beyond ad calcula
tion. Kvery hay. harlsir and creek
around a coast not less than 2.000 miles
in extent literally swarms with them.
They eorne in close on tin l shore in
many places where there is a sandy or
shingly heaeh, and A fisherman stands
on the heaeh with a casting net in hi*
hand, and in a short time a glittering
pile of these little silvery fish is landed,
enough to till half a dozen barrels.
They form the finest bait for the capture
ol cod. and they are used in enormous
quantities for manure by the farmers
who come for them with cart* to the
heaeh. and mix them with bog and
earth. After standing for a year, this
becomes a rich fertilizing compost, very
stimulating to crops, but leaving little
substance in the soil beyond tiie ma
terials with which the ealpin were
mixed.
Young ladies wearing fashionable
dresses now may be said to be in clothe*
•onfinement.^ —Commercial Bulletin.
\ i;\VS SUMMARY.
Eatorn and Mlddla State*.
Il*rtort I" llurrnlt nint Anli*W It i mII
tntto*l Ironi IIOMIOII |or trip MNNUITL th** worM
tnvho < IOHLNT < TLI* mmllpftl FTNUT LLUTL PVIT
nuolt It It ut Slut m M M< llooiitr, t''
IM 'J| ln t it*|iUi ol holit mit I I*7
btirthnii.
I lot iikrlntoti irmniiu ot a mt. m ltij{
pt t'loatot it AttilitAi. tm%* liiuinl At l.ittin
ttititttit, N \
VAihlPlbilt'l DP L Apiil 11 All**!
ruiHr t)ii>ti|*ti Mttiir 1 (tie iiiiwi pnMnittiil
iltwifl *l Now Yolk )m IKWU kilU-t t#v tlio
Al<ltlllAU
*IAV iromtiW a New York jmilu-oiiiau
v*tu uniwitHi tor btft^Ui). two otlttoM wn*
lor rteMotl (tit,l It Kir wnhl tlrlntMlira
eit -t litil
Itkt' 1 -0 t>tithit|s •.
I.tutu A It tlTi< Uiti'liflr, ilirrw a
Kittgr> ktolr nt a Ht,tlilwr ! Imina wlio Imti Imttii
AIIIIO) iitjg him, AITt it ■tniok I'otr! MiUrr,
IWH > TVU • 111 IIIP R WTHIUTL
(loin M Inoli lift hltwl t tlrnlti
1 lir hit b,t ■! it r IMHIIMI of thr Kmrktit lni* knr
lt* tim|mit| • I New aitoatC't At K**k
i"nt I 'kt .At.it CM • t,tainifig 40,0*.Kl lulu itl it r,
IIA Ivrit ty ftirt
I lu* ktodiitn \\ >. ttiti ii 111 if II l.tvpr|HMi{ AI ■
liir t tti Ncn Y*rk iiA\Tii( n iMtniti f7 Mr
tini t uitMlly Swuiliiiiiuiiiia 1 IIA
I ri\ U, HI I-hiijjp O| tint tew it "wltltiri," UNIT
WMIU illlM'l to t (nh
Mlttle r*f WilktwleiTr, I*A l'iiArle
(Aittiiri nine* M'cri I tiMpponr*tt I**-
liAntil tllA WAlft Alt'! ilt hft.liifl \V lliiMltl, u^r
l write prttll£ U ill* fkMAlAlit'P, but ttiwi 11mlt<I
w attn y tjiAv.
HHUIUII, (he MOIPI B t hntii]'!' • -*a!fimii. tr
t ciVPtt Mil rlilliUaiaalV writ ttuo* U|mi|l ii| nr
H\A! 111 Nrw Yoik Imtit kti^lmpl
ity ah tnj ItAiou At (tlivrr'a pow<ttr mail
• mi IAUIPI Hun SfAtiou, |'A , three tiitnt WN
ialaiiy And lw piituly tiijuirtl
I tic* pto)a ( >l Uir \\ ooit ufl m inttifl.-
tlltioii AOUIII 1 tbf world htta lwrli ir\i\o*t, Aii
til* s'.mliiahlp (tfUt'lul \\ *-rt|ri w ill Mat! iltiu
St a \ tuk UiitUtr the •hira*tioii tl i'rmblriil
i Irtl k At A*Mi At .'(KI ilutlriila tint rt born wvuml
Ait biijjtbft adat bet to n ttniti on thr
\ AII V*Y rwtlrcKul rnti t.rt AH wi!ch t I air
view, I'II ! broke* IIKIM from fht* cut# AII1
( oiri A chit thirl) trrt lilt* 1-
ftHtuHlvr b .1, a tv.tiipletw mtt k, t the* LMUM?
ti tlir eiilf rushing tN'itmlb it the engineer,
Hrlkt*r, Attvl tiir fireman, hdwiuxl
Noil, MIHI BPHI both llialalitly kilicxl.
A r uttioii iJ the m*uibt*ni o| the lh*ha
(Atutly hut* Ist u lirht at Nttem, MAM About
lour luiutlfoj p*ioiit wereprwacnt •
>'<iltP thiil) i|tr! lit pit i\ rsl ill A tobwoeo lIW -
tory At J* ar\ kit), N. J , tiAVt* Itrtll (ukt*l
•uk wah a Ui> lt*i laui malMtty which pu**lrw
ih<* pity ait nut* A rutuor that the who
w*ic (nkrli u*k bat U-<n oil aoilir
ltf 4*. , that hull 'tpii sforrxl in New Orleans
thtliit|* the | it \ al*iit r> o| y r-llow tfirr IB thai
city ia( autiiuter. aiwl that the* don*aa was a -
raHUfx| b\ thr* ht*rrtitli>tl ol the* Ui of tlmi
• iimw, tkviuitiiial grml r *rit*iiif*ii! atnou);
the Intmltt * ul I hoar Hu la to la* liad lrru
nlllirWwl
Mfetlfrti and Southern State*.
in the I mini StftUa ( irrtuf Court at Niii
1 ruiiCiMNi Jti t|jje 1 it*ltl, *! the I filial Mittr*
Supteiiie I ottfl, liaa tin blwi what is ktiowii as
i lie "Quinie<<'UlUl|| otxbtiaitrr to be itisalnl,
ifin. . • fli. t with thr htHirtCMtiith amrttii-
Itsrtit lite unliKiuibP jrrtariiitel t Ml tlm
t|Uriios oi all ( hituiiiiru ttu|rtwiiial ilk thr
con uiy iail tor jetty uflfettcw sbotiUl la* cut (!,
nlitl w rvs to pr*\r a slroi|; iirlrilvtit
!o (hat riass u4 erituiuals.
t'oi hilt:*, a Mrlwuti, was at
v .tit AnUiiiui, *lr%a, I u till iiiuntrr aiitl hl>
bry of 1* 'bert 1 rutiblr, a )tnuij* latiurr, ill
Ju \ 1577 i'orNbla ami h*► brwtkrr wrrr
captt.iiwi wifli the murdered man a HI
ihrif
w!. se thes sot- fitutily r*-ap(urel and taken
to IPIAS for trial. The condemned uiaii in.
**iste>t to the . kst lliAl he wtu mtioc-ut.
A hie at t let eland, Ohio, <lrwtnywl l>en
luiui s j amt>|* mill on >* ratilon avenue, the
\ artHv lion WorVs, the Atlantic and tnwl
Wcsstern ilejst. Hust hiu|{ At iittt s
+ and :•:?•••*• r and a , .antitv ol
imtibr leloti;nt|; to different lards. the lusu*
IS alswit s\Qo,(*h+
A diifatrli tm*m Itea-lwoxai. ItakoTa l>m.
Tory, say's thai three Indians convicted d
inurirr an ! iMitrwel to be handed, cou
imltei suicide by hrUi£*ii£ iheinseli cs in their
Mrs "*nntli * lKrwy of Mism-.s* ppi* who
.luwt recv-filly in New Orleans, left a will lr
--pieathi*i; b r w if.tie e*(ale loJeffersoti lrjii is,
|HV (WUIIP wnbrarei in this includes
two laige plantations in the up}*r |iart of (he
an ! an \illA at liminoir, in the
sreo sot. W i.rre N!: Ihiu* JS now SIP- riunj;
Hie yacht Jewniiette Mailed Itotn Nan I nn.
*• •onan e* etpeditHMl t lite Norfh
I'.tir lbe v ** el has tern llttrxi (Hit by* Jaiue*
ittinlon Hetinett. hut is in charge of t tnfad
Mutes naval nftWfo the commander Isemu
hiet(tenant (ienf|{i \N lie llie -'can
nefte will la* a**ctii|iintcd (••
tiie arhcwuier Kanuie A Hydras at oal and
provision tender.
thi Se|'teml*er 21. l*7v AMliam llaiajeriy*.
A >'oi|C larmer. for MUtir years a reade*it *l
Johnwin Ccwitlty . Mo . Was liiurderexl in A
>ward!y manner At a iriuc nmi Warrens,
htiru by one Frank lhi utau who the otiier
day pi; mtel his crime uj-on the icnilows. l ite
evecntnui hcio* public, at lwt 7.OCW iwraons
rrow.!*.! and 1 rweh other aixut the seal
fold, w Inch had la* t erected Ul tiie center ol
A lovely natural Amphitheater. aUait hail a
mile north o! the town lYie prisoner was
. inducted to tin seafT*M n A cltw
surrounded by A guatd and A fwiisv mwd. and
walkcx) tttiA; !**! to the trap, a here he looked
with Iwh Here new upon the \ a*x (Imsiif. and
With the exception -l a lew wotda to the
clrrjfytnen in attendance hmi to say.
\! a ipiArter to laelie the trap wus sprung,
and in fU'.H*ii mmntes the iasly was cut down
nut turned over to Uis rrlutn '* llie ctnue
lot w list h 1 Nil i (son sUfTcf iv! dr*fi(h was coin*
mittex! while under the influence of liquor,
and W:* tiie reanlt of Ati tusuifing pnp**svi
trotu the tntmlrmr to b rwtnaV wile. The
htndsiml h itwndrsl an apoloisy. and was shot
three llttirs b% Ihcinlson, who smldenly IH*-
cubic a ietlect ftend.
At h lj;:>£tyn. 11l . l>ee Kobinns sled ami
instant!) kiliwd bis -is(er. twenty jrram,
and then shot himself, influ tuq: fatal wounds
Miss HoH/tns * t4 to n man natncwl
Hichards. and was to have been martied on
She day she was killel Her brother had been
t: ■. ji| t< pre\eul the but she re-
Inset to break her promise-
Kiank Mulbrandon. a Memphis ( ieiin )
•dioemAker. !iel u lew days A£ alter a short
bine*-, and n jMtst•mortem evamination. bald
by siv leading doctors of the city. re\#mlc<l the
teat ttef Mi re* iit-1 im yiDof fcwr
t.onsidemble excitement prevailed when the
anucmmwiiient w ;iv made that it was a genu
ine sjMincdu* case
l lie NHIKUULI A* iation ot l.uudier Ihnders
held their annua! convention in Chiciqpstlie
<•] nt is Ileitis .trictlv pri^Atc*.
I .\o new cases ot yellow fever liavit)| <H
ruitwl iti Memphi*, fhu Ibmrd ol Health id
that city issued tiie following onlet " |* the
piwtjde of tin ity of Memphis wc would •*v.
• (dieti\ rrtnovi- your tamdies to a place t
snb't<w until we can at least *ee whether the
t>w ■ .*•*• ol yellow b'ver will ASSUIIM* an *pi
letllic bum lo the people aloe*; the liiig* *|
' the fblTerent route- of UHfrl We say, there rim
IM* no tmsibie <!uiiget of infection br many
liiv* to come * llieroophi a berfect stampede
of the citizens took place, the trains out of
M* tnphis la ing unable to carry uwuy the hun*
died* who were anv tons and nwly t leave.
New t rleans luve iw(iiblihl a rigid quaran
tine tftg.unM Memphis, Uth by ruil and river
An e vplmioti in n pw der inagiizint* ul Ihslie.
i ul . diwtroyed the Snnimif Works, and caused
a heavy lm- of lilc The wnik* were blown
to atom* and everything mvtr them leveled t
tin* ground.
, I'lie magazine which evplMled at the mine
WMtk** in Ikwlte, i'al., contained five tons ot
giant jsiwder. Kighf |a*r*ons were killivl and
furty woundeil, some fatally The whole town
wiM converted into a hospital.
A l*ake Providence (l-a.) dispatch rejuuls
the killing <f Postmaster Austin by Squire
Lusk of \V*st Carroll, and the mortal wound
ing of S. 1.. Austin. Jr.. ft parish judge, in a
shooting affray there W. II Smith (colored),
who wa.** crossing the str*et during the melee,
wn*struck by a stniy bullet and instant ly kille<l.
I)isp!ithea from Memphis hu\ that fully
.'i.tKMi ps.pie left the city within one day aller
tin* presence ol yellow fever was made known.
I.it tie Kork. Ark., X'ickslmrg. Miss . (talvos
ton. d'exas, Montgomery , Ala., and other citie*
ordensl a quarantine against Mernph <t.
A destructive Uiiler explosion ?cciir:i 1 at
about Hl* v en o'clock in llie morning in the plan
ing mill and I NIX factory of Adams A Set/er.
Iliiltiinore Md. The brick Uiiler-lnnise and a
three story brick building adjoining, used a*
a box factory, were completely wrecked, not a
brick Mung h it standing, the woodwork being
broken into kindling w-ood. A |ortinn of the
wall of the inaiii factory, a large brick building
five storms high, immediately fronting the
hniler-!muc. wigs blown out from the bottom
to the upper story, and the contents of the
building w ere completely w recked. A portion
of the boiler w ascarri*<l U-yond Kxcter sireet,
two square* distant- I JUge plnte-glass fronts
and windows for llie distance of two squares
were demolished. One l the proprietor* and
the engineer were instantly killed, and Hl\ or
eight persona injured.
The news of llie appearance ot yellow fever
in Memphis caused a heavy lull in tiie prices
of provisions at t-Yiicugo and ( mcinnati.
John Williams and Winter Payne (both col
ored) were liangcl nt Warrenton, \ a., tin* first
for the murder ami robbery ot Howard Holt/-
claw, a telegraph operator, and the second for
killing a colored man named Adams alter a
quarrel.
William Allen, ex-Governor oft >hio, isdeinl,
having passed away suddenly at his home near
Chillicothe. in his seventy-lourth year. Ihirn
in Edenton, N. C., (iovernor Allen lived at.
Lynchburg, Va., in early childhood, and went
to Ohio when he wa* sixteen years of age. At
1 twenty-six he wru elected to Congress as a
, Jackson Democrat, and in 1837 he became a
member of the United States Senate, serving
until lni)* In IMH be dnrline*) the Heiuo
crntie nomination lor I'residsnt. and in 1873
was elected (ffiVSlilOr n| Ohio lie WAS re
liomiiintcxl lot (iovernor in IH|/1, but WAS de
tented by H H. liny es, since when he has lived
ill ooiapAtwtlv e retiroiiiout.
Charleston, N C, has bwii sfHictel hy a
■pnli ol intensely hot weather, the thernioine
ter rotichiag 111 degrees in tiie shade, and
over n hundred cases of sunstroke aiiteeii of
which prov wd falsi hating lieen ivputed in
Hide o| forty right hoots.
From Hfsshington.
A cilcitlitt letter |rim M a%l<iitgton 1> llie
AiitiM*ritis of Snilbetii cities lias leeii sent by
ilie National |lmid of llnaltii, evplAimag its
Imwef• and duties the lettn *a)s that let
nittttei liww Htriugetif tiiAV lie tiie rules made hy
v tate <>r local nut hoi Kins for titeir ptotectaon,
the Nnlioual Ibmid of ||*altii lavs no |MIW<I to
i, it erf ele *• l! is oaly when a Male o U*A!
MUthotity refuses tti take even tlie precaution
considered Midi*)-* usable by tills Unild, thai
a* tan lake action legally in tiie mattsi 1 his
IM mi <t u not etf*ecte*l to do all the work of
ptrveutJou, not Ui |y for the doing l sueh
work The .Mate and local hoards shiHibt flivt
do to hat tb*> tWH, and (lieu we can e>me in In
suppialflituit ilmmi efftuts * t aid and co
opetftte —IU (he term* ol (he I*W If is,
thrtrfoir. (he dut) of Male and btcai autiaWl
ties ( keep the National |(.*atd t>f lt*alth
lulls iiaforinedtHi the following ptMnta. nstuely
(1) As to to iial l ule* and legulslioit* the > nave
adopt** I, (i) a* t * how lal they call can • out
tlie ruins und regulations; (3) as to what aid
(lies think it is necessary liiat tiie National
)mid siiaii furnish, lit ir*ler tb ■ (mifisr Miles
and regultttious may im * *. <
A statement has been issued by the \S at
Department giving the number of menhir*
mined tbe ( nioti arms by each Ntaia tiviui
April 16, IfMSI, U tiie citMse <l the War. It
shows that tlie l*al number of x olußteers to 14s
• divuiel as follow Mitiiis, i- 111,
New I lsin| shite, Jti Yertliunt,
MOMMU huwlUt, 147 liliuiif llaild,
( iiunecUcut, 67.37y, New Yoik, 467,CH7;
New Jersey, ttt.OlO; Pennsy Kama, 366 IU7 ,
lielawaie l't.tijtl, Maryland, 60,316; West
Viigtuia.lf.OtM, Districtui 1 obuubia, lb,k7J;
Ohio, 66J Indiana.
ibili 147, Michigan, >7-,
Miuuesota, 36,06 i; lows, 76,300; Missouri,
100,111 Keutn* ky. 70,0i6; Hnusas, 00,161,
Iriins'siT, j 1 ; Arkansas, H.jHy, Nortii
Carolina, 3,166, Ualiloinia, 16,7*6, Nrvals,
1.0H0; onfuu, l,fl(i; Waahitqpon TrrriMW) ,
•i(l4 Nebraska let ntory. 3.167, C'oiimnio
ieinlory, 4 'AU; Dakota Perniorv. 006, New
Mexico Territory, 6,661; Alaliaum, 2,676;
Klorids. 1 Daiisiaua, 8.'324 Mississippi,
il6 Texas, 1.1*66 and (lie Indian Nalioti,
i U3O. llie lnaj|s furnished by the Southern
Slates Were, with llie eliepUOH of lhtse o!
brtiiiiaiui nearly all white. Florida furuislieil
two regimeiits ol cavalry , Alaisfliua one white
regiiiteut , Mississippi otic battaimu and North
i sivdllia two tvguneiils of cavalry -
foreign Ntw*.
ltei*oris from Port sti Prince, the car ital *4
Haytl, say tiie plan •• is in tlaine* and all buai
tie** susjwuded Whole blinks arc in ashes
slid tlie ustopi house :s lose 1 111 consequence
ol the (evolution
Hie hostility *f the nteichants tf Vera Cru*,
Mexico, against llie goveruuient on accnmiit f
llie pnsArtgc of a Uw forbidding smugghug has
culminated in a inuuny td (be garrison there,
and the seizure f the war steamer lubertad
by |*srt **f liex crew Nine insurgents were
silled aud s* vera! Meiicmii war stettinera went
in pursuit of the !übertai. w Inch liwl put to sea
Two hundred IHIUMW have la-en destroyed
by a /lie at Irkutsk Hussia.
At ( MIAW A ( anads. a Inn named Naudetle
• , .ivti. .r 1 with ht c.i tear-thi sister and !it
her in tlie temple with a revolver, death re
sult* og trv*tti the wooud.
A Dudon dispatx-ii says tliat 1 300 sheep
f|xa. Il srir slaughtered at ljisipiol be
cause a too* found tlx \ wete mlcx'ted with the
|(N4 an I mouth disease. "This discovery, the
d:s|mtrli says, will cause tlie I'uitnd Stains to
be fw hcduled as all itllecfed ctmniry for sheq
The wails ul the litl*to*s at W )d>bn. Niiis*
ti-ui. Kustchuk and Varna, HulgaJia, iaveieeii
cstroye-l, atid (ie arthwiuks xre left to the
• f-e ration *f the wqalher.
M De 1 ycssej>, etlgleer f the jiMjftrle!
< anal si ns* the Isthmus of ihiivti, thinks it
j ! built for >6o,ooo.ik*u. ami that (lie diftl
• ull a J! not te K buuiidai c a Vii*s- at
tend.ug tbc conatruction f the Stiec canal.
•:* td for this cat*al ts U l*e broken on tle
first < ! i vt January
llie llntish House of I otnmotm lias adopted
• luotnm t< establish A dejartuient of sgtjcul
tnre alii! comn.r-tee under a |ccial calunet
inimster
A dispatch Irotn Nt Petersburg re|*rt that
dissenters from the ortkodui church, hilhert*
•I UI •-**.gfiueil by the state, are t have cntjie
rl\ <t wivrship Ibis alfrwls 12.000,000
Kussiait subject*
\ fire which recently broke out near Prince
Alexander (alary at iirnova. Bulgaria de
stn<vit lofty house* Five aoldiers weic kiUc*i
1 lie r*H;unst of Mnrslial MacMabon 4o lie
(•crmitted to attend tiie funeral of the late
IV.nce liu|*ertal w> iciuswd ty the French
g*v rnment
I*pin the ainvaloftbe French Pnnre lin
j*c *TAI s ImklV at Portsmouth. Fngland. it was
i x!v cd by the Oring u! minute guns
The funeral l the late t'rrncb Prince Im
perial at t h.selbursf, F.tiglattd. was all '* im
pressive display of riwpcri lor the yiMing sol
t:cr and 4 c*ndileice f*r his Iwreaved
mother. M ijueen N'atorui. the l*rinoi— Ilea*
It:- *. Prince an 1 iVinmsa ol M ales, the Duk
ui Connaugftit. Kdnburgh and Cambridge, with
4ber distuiguuhnd jrsns, were pranaiiU The
pall-bearers were tiie Prince <d Males, the
Dukes of WlinlMiqjh, Coniumght and lam
. tge. v.e Pns.. <• Monaco and the i rown
Prince of Sweden 1 lie chief nxaarners were
Prince Jerome N-)-i ,">ii aixt hi* two on*
VicUru<! U>ui* Ilirn cwiui- Ihr
•im.! " 5, " noil Hirw lnilhfut
wrvaul. t'li rn mu • I tb> Kotiiau < Ui,Jtc
tho 11,.1 n.pol South war k rc-ri, rl (he
c.mtl, wiurh WW* ("irt.r t.jr oIlM"-r ,n .rtillory
I*. ihr rßtnlttlTur prp{m' lilt- lur-nil-rr-
Dr. vm thrti I.%'un 1 lir lii.hoj. ol Smlb*
wutk inli.ued !ti Kiltuun prx-liu-p. MwUiik-
I j.Mii, hc m,|; llw Alt Mara ol Jvml-S,.|i.
mi.l Ihi-li, Wtilkiiiu araatl'l llio the l.i.h.q.
~~
. n ipt, flu*! thr,"- vaUwyauf nu,.kni >. rwt-h ol
UK h n> luliimr lhy U,<- roll , >1 multlo!
• Inilil. 111,- now IURI (owl tlir
ooflSii. an.l iu> Ihry Irt! Ihr tlw> Uaiding
wn* orvaptcd b) Ihr ,i,idrnl*. worhuirn mid
.1,-p-ilßliolu. Iroui I niwcr. wijo "aikrd rrt*i
rally it:,mud Ihr oolttn, ■lrrwing tlowwr. nnd
whuq""~iug prnyrr* At tughl thr coffin Wi
tmn-lrrrril to ■ |.lnrr lw-. lr Itr lotub ,4
Napoleon 111
An Alrxandiia (l.gvpl) .li.jwlch rrj*rl
l!,nt Ihr (.giplian •t,-iiirr -ain.n.>t ha. t"">,i
l.*l at ra Twrnij-thirr natiraa and Iwu
I urojKwn. p*rhrl
lie, |>r I'almagr. ol thr lironklyn lalwi
inM.-lr.haa IkM dmwitig gmal rrowd* lo hi*
->nii,m and Iwltirr- in laiudon and X'icinily
I mm lwnity to thirty Ummimui,! j"-r*,:i wrnl
1., h,*,i him lt"-i,itr ai Ihr • >-!*) I'iilacr. S} •
drnlialli. lti>- Irani. Irom Oind-.u llnlhrt Ink
ing down lintiiciiar lliiong..
Hinged Alter uti AruuitUl.
J.I ft Kuudl was hanged at (Vmeoivl.
V II lor |.roriirinj{ llie tnardrr, in Itruok
flrld. ol Mi-. ".iMtu Ifainon. a onm <d nwl
dlr Hj;r, 111 N'ovnii . OT!. Hail".,ll
na* "hoi -hilt. aittiiij( mill her molhri and
Imrtlirr in onr ol Ihr room. ~| thru Iminr
|i.tiiltrr dark. Uuurll l.l Ixmi aUrntur lo
I,rr. lint bad liiarti,"l nuoUHT wouu.il, nhrrr
iqam Miw llaiiaon mird him lor hn-m-li <d
pi,mux- llr * known tolmvrbnnn pwlly
ii'inovrd at th® -'lit. *ld auapirion at oti<-r
r,'l"l ,i|in liiin.iu, llinc wrn- arvrral ,-im-,iin
-t .nt ial corrobointiona ol ihr *upici,in <>l lii
(jmlt I,mud. Mr nrnwlrd. trir,l and ao
■piittrd. Altrr Ihr lrin! a nnmher ol im-rii
diary ttrr l,*.k placr. Ihr vicliiiia Immiik |"-r
--anil" wild had Imni wlirr m Ihr raw. I'ri
val® drlrrtivra wrrr employed, and at l:,l a
boy nntnrd I'harliw V. I ,">k. whownrkrd (r
llu/.rll. wn arrrated a" llir incendiary. Hr
iintnrdialr'y ronlraard, and rlo aai I liial hr
had allot Alia* llaiiaon, and that hr had don,
an brraitar lln-wll Ihrentmrd lo kill liini un
1,-a hr did mwtjer Mia* Han anil. Hurrrll
waa at oiu-r urrrl,"l apiin. hut thr aiithoritir"
wrrr ({rrally pnitxlrd Hiry did not know
a hat to do "111 him. Hr had l*rn lrnl onrr
and ncqnitlrd. and hr could not. undrr thr
I nilrd Stale® I'onatitntion. br irinl upon for
Ihr aatnr ollFnre. Altrr a long roiwndnwlion
ol thr aul.jm il a* ,irci.lt"! that llurwll
iniylil In- In. da* an a<-< naaory. Hir l>rt law.
y.-ra in thr Slnlr diffrtnl nlanit Ihi* niatlrr.
infl il > drlcrnimrd to "lihiiiit lo ihr hi!ir*l
court ihr .juration whntlier Ihr ac.|iiiltnl on
Ihrftral flidictliirnl a a lair l a trial on
atioihrr indictmrnl a* wri'Mofy. The hill
hrnrh dn idral llinl the indiclmral we (piod.
a il lia.l already linn drclnrr"! " thai one who
Im.l la-en acquitlr"! a" a principal in a Irlonv
could IH-convicted a* an a.-.-raaory in the anmr
lidony.' llurrcll waa thrielorr lri,l a* .in
arc. ory n yrarapv At Ihnl trial lea.
lin,"l that lin**rll at Ural olTrrrd him #IOO lo
ah.Hil Mi"* llaiiaon, and lir rrlnar.l, but Anally,
owinc to Busseir* rnlrtailic* and llinul". he
conarntrd lo do *r. Hurrrll wrnl to thn booar
with him. amhnt thr lat minute took upon
rrlnaod. whni, hr tretificd. Hurrcll Ka.k thr
gun and thrralrnrd lo h<"'l (3ak nnlraa hr
*h..i Mi"* Hanaon Thru Cook flrrd and ran
awnv. I hi (Ilia tratimony Hurrrll waa oonviclrd
and arnlcnor.l to Im hnupai leal |-rhniary
( ohm and tkinway. thr drtarlivaa who ar-
K lr.| r.mk and p.l Ihr r.mlcaaion Horn him.
arm Nrnalnlln lioalon lor a conapirary lo
throw a I rmn from Ihr track on the H oat on
and Providence nulriarl. On Ihi* charge
Ihrv w,T(* convict,ul, and are now in priaou
anrt ing lentener. It hill* conflnrd Itn'J Mill
that Cook'a ennl'enainn wna talae. ami * ex
tnrtel from him by them Oitiwiy made
ufll.lnvit to thin, ami l ook Uion tnado an nffl
davit tn which he a wore that hi* previoun
ntory ol hi** having murdered Miw llannon at
BiweaU'a demand nil" oonoooloil by Cohen,
i <Mik' In*! ntateinent *n made the twain ol n
petition tor 11 new trial, and a hearing wu hail
hefora the Supicme Court at Concord. Cook
win rigidly examiiieil. and repealed hln ntory
•I having liilnely aoouaed lluzr.el), hit the
: hearing reunited in the reliinal to gnint a new
trial. A Unit attempt wan nuido by an appeal
to exnentivn eleineney. and a hill waa lntro
du..i d in the Aaanmbly iiimmuusg Buiaeli's
•cutanea, but without avail.
Anerdolr of Wanhlnirlon.
fifairur Waahiiiifton'a la*t riaif to Val
ley Forgo, when no waa about to retir*
lo firivaio life at the end of Ida aooond
I'r,-al,lmtlai torm. waa tlom t ilaal by an
old farmer, once a Revolutionary soldier,
to Ilia KOII, wrlio inn,lr a record of that
description, The I aim or wna plowing
in a field near tlie old enoampniont
ground when lie oba,-r\cl it man of dijf
nlfied npprnrancc, dn-aaeit ill a lilalli
black auil, and followed by n colored
aervant, ride Up tin- road nnd diamount
near, lleapproacbedand cordially u-ik
llie farmer * band, making Inquirie*
almut i-erlain fatnlllea in tbe neigblair-
IMMHI, alaiut tb< *ui rounding farina, tlieir
productiona and llie ayafem of cultiva
tion lie pui tiie anawi-ra Into a note
liook and lold the farmer tbat be liiwl
been in the nriny and al llie i-amp. nnd
a* lie eg peeled lo leave llie city in a few
inonlli*. with the pnaipect of never re
turning, lie bad taken tide journey to
viait I tie place which bad IM-CH the ara-nc
of ao liiucli auffcring and dialnaa and
ace |io w far the inhnhltanta bad recov
ered from il* efTcta And tulding thai
Ilia name waa lieorge Waahillgtofl, be
declared rJnt to a,*- the people happy
and the farina proa peril! tf lUld to meet
with Ida old eoiupaldolia now iwaceabiy
• Tigng,"! ill I be moat Uacftllnfnli employ-
Ill, llia nfiortb-d him more aatiafaction
I bail all the homage tbat could be paid
to Ida person or atatloti.
('lifting lilaaa Hllli HrlatMira.
Many (M-raona may not IM* aware thai
gin** can IM- cut under water, with great
cane, to alutoat any abape, by eimply
uaiiig a pair of alo-ara or atrong •< i,,r*.
in order to iii"iire wu,-ce*a two |Miint*
muat IM- attended to —flint and m,Mtt im
iMil'ltiiit, the gla*a lliU*t lie kept quite
lord iu tiie wau-r while (tie *ci*M>r* are
applied; and. * oiidiy, to avoid risk, il
i I letter to IM gin the cutting by taking
off aiuall piecea al tlie corner* and along
the edge*, and IMI reduce the ahapc grad
ually to that required, a* if any attempt
i* made to cut 111,- j!in** all at on<"-lo the
abape aa We abouid cut a piece of card-
Ixuird. it will iii oat likely break juat
where it i* not wanted. Some kind* of
giaaa cut much IMHUT tbaii other*, the
aofter
|MMM-. I'lie witaor* need not lie at all
sharp, aa their action <l>c not anpear to
depend on the alate of the edge pre
aented to the glaaa When the op-ra
tion gra-a on well the glana hreak* away
from the *, lanora in aiuall piecea in a
straight line with the blades. Tbia
meihod of cutting glaita baa often twen
of aervice vt ln-n a diamond baa not lieen
at band, for cutting oral* and aegmenu,
and though the edge* are not ao amootli
HJ* might IMT d.wired for aome pur(MMM,
vet it will answer in a great many cae.
The two hint* given alMite. if atrictiy
followed, will always maure niece**. —
IFc utlu<vrkrr.
Oat U •■> J < at era lite .1,1, It,
Wiorli AHSMILD IM- giteu t"> uervxua, aiMxier,
• ltd Jrbdilalel |M-ra<,na —lutignntle 1 Ncln-
Ins, oj utie*. *| je-tirn-a, tra comparatively
iwlw 'Hie ayatem muat lie IMIIII up with *
geiuunr Umlm* in ooter to llie ttx-osety ol rljftti
on,l lnuiuihlv by the no vo A roune, aya
leiualMatily pure,ied.4 the leathng iu, tgontnl
Ifiartetter'a Sluourli liilter* abouhl be re
artel to by llsw who suffer lean week
nerve* and getn-ral debility. The atomarh,
njwaja lU'MW or Irsaa dyspe|,lic in caaea ol her
%ouaue"* and Itan ,4 vitality, la toned and re.'
itlaled by thi* medicine until Ibe organ nrU
with a peer-,"miii akin to tiuit >4 * aioady-goutg
pince ,4 tiMrtuunalii. Complete dig eat 101 l and
aasiuubilion are, Ihniutfli the mfiuence ,4 the
Hitlers, followed by a gait, ,4 vigor and flesh,
and the duuspptwritiice ,4 biliousness and inc.
gulsiTt) <4 th, bowels, where such eiot.as
they usually do. Appetite and sif">|, are then
regained
Indian llrpl rdalluos.
The lair reader shudders when she think"
ol (he settler'* w lie walehing. Iron: Ihe d,s,r of
her mile hut, tlie ndrrwling l,,ui of her i u
tmnd going out lo his daily I*l".r—going out
partial", to reiurn not again, lor before nightfall
a savage hand may !iae laid hint low Hiuong
Ihr pratne grasses. Or it may be a child, a
l.righl-e>e,l daughter, is "Hatched away iu su
ui,guardat moiuenl. to grace the next war
•tance. When we road Ihe hrwrtrending details
,4 these *a\age dey.reilatiuii*, we are apt to
ti'anie the g.orrntfienl lor m 4 taking more
klnrl proraul HUIS to insure the settler's pro
lectn.n Hut wr 'laiiy mad <4 lb® depredation"
..{ that arrh-fWnd, eansunipliaa, wilhsimrvely
alhiHighl ,4 llie ternhie innauls it is uiak'ng in
human lile. l ens <4 thousands ul IKMUIW are
annuatly dnsolami hy coDsutnption to one by
Indian outrage lake tbe Indian, consump
tion often mines stoalilulr. and n<> danger is
apprehended until Ibe virlim suddenly finds
hiiusell bo|Mdesal) eusnarod. and death's fatal
arrow ends the scene 1 >r. fierce'* <soldeti
Medical IHscovery, a jMiwerful alterative, or
Mood punfler and tonic, has restored thousand"
of consumptive# who had tried every other
rem-dy recommended to them without ob
laiiung any relief, and arw willing to tesldy to
Its remedial |iwera.
Kvrrjrlnly ktuioi Unit no luti( w Ihw i<
Lroud flenh in a nore or wound it will not
ml. 'l"he otwlarie in npeedily removed and
tlx* rtenh reunited by Henry' Carbolic Salve,
the flnmt embodiment in existence at that u
--preme punflar, caHnilir arid. Iti emollient
ingmdienla modify lU |iungent arid banix. ao
thai it never nautarina. attng* or rrifii
l)ir<!uwnt|tl. Sin* mi'l enipliow ill all
kimli arc foml by it. All druggit* aril it.
Rrthrui a S<inilartm at (hf <"o/ .Magnrtic
Spring." lis* sum V V., it no* ujien for )■
ticnt* and tiuwe requiring met and mrmatm.
Bright*' l>iww*ol th Kulnpy*. lUwumatieui.
NVwrwgia. Iftandytua and 1 totality, lrout what
ever the caiiac, and aW> aillil<*l citarwMw at*
qaaediiy and |o nunnenll \ curtd. Sand fur
ntriilar* t*i t'. I). l*lawan. M. I)., or F. 11*
iioldattittli. Havana. N. V.
Jedae tar
Itr -coding I hi rt-B>e acuta, with ftgP.haight,
onto- of mm and hair. yon will racpiv* by ra
"ini oul • eoTivt t<b o'ogrxpti of yonr fotma
btulnud or wt'", w;tti nam* aod data of mar
riage. HddrM W. fot, .0. Inwt M,
Kti twiflb N. Y.
It iiati but onr cant to Band a (aaitaJ canl to
tha Mnaoti A Hamlin < trgitn t'o.. Hoaton. N*
York or Chicago, who will rat urn. |.tagv
lend. thair cataiogwa* and citaulara. with much
iitlortnattonab mt organ*. No one ahould bn>
an organ wi'.hout aving thnaa.
For rough* and tbmat diaordara. uaa
• Brown * Bronchial Trorhaa." having proved
thair cfHcicney by a teat ot many year*.
1 wwtity-flv* cent* a hot.
CHKW
Th* CalahTatad
•• Man tit-aaa"
Wood lag l'.ug
Toitcoo.
Tua Plow mm Totww Ooarutt,
New York. B<*ton and Chicago.
The MwtdfllwohnPiano *"*, No. 21 Kaal
lith street. N. Y.. aall Ptanua at Factory
l'nctw Write lor a catalogue
t'huwjarkeoii e Be*t Swee-t Navy lotiarco
PAPER blll.l. EllH vtl.K.
P. • a* I .* at lati-aalar. 1 H t ft-at-, .aa* lltit. now la
oprrmUoa The p ant romp are tan arte* of lan J wlUi
ft 1 pmr of roar, wtlti IMwt head. Two-atory ram*
Hi ;, eum aitr, aimeiea - lam. alorrboeaa. al.ed*. eraieo,
ftc. Tha R II contain. oea 72 nh ■' cylinder. Rhe.
Barton ft Pale#' machine. complete; fottf Mo-fk*tcnd
heating engine,. lil Utatiia ctlttarn, calender*
reel*, one V howe power holler; and all the appliance,
for running the Mill.
Straw P : rote at k Wood at t: Excellent freight
contracO go wtth the Milt, which la now on wrapping.
Owner# baa* other baatneaa.
The property. which ta valuable, will be aold at a ftr
price and *1 * terrain Al! unjoine* by ai: promptly
anawered. ftddrna
IIKS'KT O. RRNT. Treaeurvr
I.ACAtT*X N H . I*7B
THE MARKET.
saw voaa.
llrd Cattle—Med. Native#. Itva art ■ **# MS
C.lvea St. to Milk.. OJ '4 •***
EEL: Sg
Hoo Idv. V 4
Dtrated ... 44s
r.OUr-Kl. Staid'. to fancy.,,. 4 40 *4 S 5
Wcatcrii. jfixxl to fancy..,... 4 4 " 0
Wheal No. 1 Red I •* I JJ
White Slate. . . 11* '<l I' M
Rye-Mate f® '4 ®*
Harlev -Two Hewed state TO
Oorn—Cngrtded Wi*arn Mtgad 41N>4 arc.
Southern Yellow. 43 i 4 43
Oata—White State "Ad 4*
Ml*e<i We.tem 3. '4 401,
Hav—Retail tirade, i 4 "J
Straw —!,'tg Rye. per cwt *0 '4
lt,,iw _Slate, new crop <* 4 1*
lork-Meee 9 7 <*lOR
bard-Cdv Si earn. #.U i 4 IS
Petndeun. -Crude (4V'4O.tH Keßn-il—of".
Wool—state and l'enn. XX 33 |4 *
Butter State Creatnerj It (4 loH
1ta1ry..... 11 <4 1*
Weatern t'reatuerv 11 i 4 1*
Factoiy 0? |4 11
Cheewe—Rtate factory..... 'J <4
Slclma 01 <4 03
Wretern Fact0ry........... Si 4 '•
Kgga— G tite aud Pennaylvauta 13 i 4
arrrano.
Flour—C ty <1 round. No. IS) ring, th i* It 7S
Wheat—Red Winter 1 10 <4 1 12
Corn -New Wcwtern,.... 31 <* 1
Oat*—State 39 (4 <1
liarier —Two Kowe.l State *0 (4 "5
rnu.AtiKt.rwta.
, Flonr—Penn. choice and laucy . 5 31 <-k ft ftd
Wheat—lVnu. Red 11* '4 11
Amber... 1 13 *1 IS
Rye—State O'Jft'M *IB
Corn —State yellow 40 <4 41
(lata—Mlaed >*B'4 88
Butter —Creamery Extra..... IS c 4 If
Choree New York Factory.... ... (',* 01
1 petroleum—Crude... Ott (A Oft Refined—'Vila
BiWTOH.
Beef—Cattle, live weight. 04*<4 C4V
Sheep 04 14 '•
Hog* ..... 04tg(4 Oft
Flour —Wiaoouelii nct Minn. r*t... 6 00 <4 8 U0
Coru—Mixed and Yellow 4 (4 4Skgi
(lata— Ettra White...... v.. 43 (4 4
Kve-SUte .. 63 14 "ft
1 Wool—Waahed, Oomhiug 4 Delain*. 37 (4 3'
Tnwaahcd •• " 3 Ka 3fi
BKTOIITOS (M*.) CATTt-R HABKCT
Beef —Cattle, live w.iglit '"H
lamle ft
Sheep 08*# 08
| Hift '4* l 0
MAM'S
FRECKLE, TAN
AND PIMPLE
BANISHER.
A few applications of
this preparation will re
move freckles, tan, sun
burn, pimples or blotches
on the face, and render
the complexion clear and
fair. For softening and
beautifying the skin it
has no equal. Price 50 cts.
Bent by mail, postpaid,
for 75 cts. Address
John F. Henry, Curran & Co,
24 College Place. N. 7.
EXODUS
la Ui. baM lands. la t bail nllnaa, wrtfc Mas Sa*
narkaa* aad aa Ma mm tsraaa, aMu Ma at Panl j
a Maauaba hi. < Una fet Paai A Paalßs '
3,000,000 ACRES
Mainly la <*• full
RED RIVER VALLEY OFTHS NORTH.
CJa wad tea. lav yn mm aad aaa M ,M>.
Pn yum am* tall lafaraMa aalM Ixa I a
D. A. MoKINLAY, Land Com'r,
r. a.a a. a>. m. r M i. aim.
CURED FREt.
I 1 Aa mfa..'t.i* and sasuwliad Bswady fsi
I 11,.l lAlra,, a, > •lUagMckaMa
wmrrahlai U> edm a ay U >M
eicaa auknt <
fdlll " A free baa,la •• of ■!
IIIV renowned ape- m. aad a eaiaabla
|3b Treat!#* U U, at, eußeret
I O .alia a, la rUaM b
■* (Mai SSa
08. ■ Ii tunn Ibd Pearl MnM, Saw Tart
Tr AQ| A..KAD
w | ai.i. tiitJ riait
raa errr baa, (aula 4m,i from Uaa laicnm a, Ma.l ,
(t>a oauai „t M pat. ran tea t< (Mink I
and lama Hutetr ALL gkrRKBA CILALuK* FIW
Sj Urmia Kfcgß
Tlii' Ureal Amerlraa Tea Caapaaj,
St am I tsft Mrtet, Mew Work
f U Pki* IJtA
I MILITARY ||
and Baal r,ia<a. -"Awd |BlpM' M., ■
< ,w ■ , a.*4e by AT d". fallen A la.,
Cai.u.t'w, OUI. Stmdfm rnm Luu.
r ,rwna* . Cap*. BnH*. —4 Bkirtg. • |
aMiintel UA>a mut ABBA'ihit A
inillllan wrlaliw, lot a.; Iluu of HUB
lAMBU bI T v. , o- ledtiea >a the mom
HnTSRII 'M, of IKPBMSV. M Bl'PI 1A
salt mim M nun MATIML
a IDS* I a 0,.M-tra:Aji:A.N< ah
UP. ill \ii S CAI.I it KB and a-. Ilna, if tbr
PIAMpM <U* and BLINIb guY-rrly Vrr- j
( "ni l u 1 r It trim. and m-ia. aar .
.totew&jJMW I B,' funded la a aw of fa' •
w rr;aMlur>Mia BaM wary- |
aiwfa. Band fed tamjd. rl 11 a holla
H. Ik. IOWLK, Banian.
•fff >f a ff, Miau tatl ban laiiad la da
li/ II A ill Hum a H.a>rd|
f| rl LA I sorely do, ■ 11 linala ballla..
aba a-e afllirtrd WIUI pruM.
" . Iharaar. K. Iwf . BiaiMe •
atiJ I marj I Ha-aa> llaaatl'a
Am rfTlTl Wtawll cart, lliat i Bliinn
II I Ul> rC Iwoti'ww and ItUßiioaol
U1 flLIi *?£
a a* V- hai!4ri awl f rotary t> f ana art rnrad by
llaal . H'mrl) . Try Hunt a Htaird,. wf
f i.a|d: .lb' M El IAUL r-oeuenra. K t
HOMES IN THE WEST!
Kirinls I* Lincoln, NekraaAt,
Itnaa Saw lark aaad Srw Lajlaad Ik* j
Third Tuesday In rarrr Jloulk nnlll Dt
o„,ir. I.xanlaa %o M In, M%. f.
Tnrulai. Jal, U.'JB. Fair shoot half M* i
rein Ili tfeiw a.i SrM-* **• *> AouwlAtKi rusnfr
!h i I *f <irm njunr Und Qntitfl
- r fieul Ckrd to PIJMI
iHTMmdmf, lot Is.
MOLLER S Tu 1 " COD-LIVER OIL
la para hcnauKW tV lad by tb, byk
aad tswlbau boIIkWIOm In Uw World Ol> UtplnW
award ai 14 in.!'# EIMMMa and alI hna. If* (
>aU l>, ImnMa M .ll.trklrirlln A 1 e.,N Y |
AI.LITI WXITLII 1 OH
• B 4 1 h from* ffcr MOITH mf HF.1.1,.
Bi uaa who hat baas ttm I
•Himr and fmll mf flaw MOVHTAI'HK."
li, Ua Bar.iaiva 8iw1.,, tanaM.
'• Hamanflba mm m P. A. aatatl J*. I."
By JanaA Ainn'a artfa.
Ft thrwa 1-nrbirai and twabwa: ja baoha oat Airab.'
yoa ,as pal Ua. ,<oua> is rramrtwre. Bad bnat
firm A'ldrvwa !>,: Armey. AMKhk'AX FTBUBiICVI.
r< Hartford. OL Thkafo. IT.
P AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
ICTORIAL
HISTORYo^EWORLD
It rmitAtft* IT*J flttr kWuncA ♦ Oi*rsi ;n*s and IIMMI
"tret diifctdr <i tmm ROd A* the IBKIRI t IBp fte j
Hiai *> of Uir Wc .a m? jhji- tfcbest It tel iai akgh; |
Srti 1 f. f Bjvs ••ner. |*Affr* ad e-xtrs IrfW to ArtU. tftJ
MT I*j 11 M • !lef this a&> oltif-r bo-il A'HTHR.
NA-i *A : Pfk 'KUI ■ FT auU pi- ix PA
V kIUTITTItIAM nciNCt waiLf
V Um4mm*4mw*mmUol IWoilliW ■
V fate t lOr.< IW rfaeelee BH4 pndO iR, W
' to Tm Was Mstot Un asir T
MHB
tB. Hart a* ..f tba Hn*tl n 11-apu foi ItilKkan. has i
a,,a II **• :„! ". lhar'a ,i ao cloaa'T Uaal infant- 1
•' Iwarwd ai l and, raarad a, aairai, npna It
1bmB A Hamlin Cabinet Orran
rVm. t.A ata.l bawt by nt<iKßsT HOKOX9 AT 11.1 '
WORLD* EiroMTioKSrOBTWILTBVEABB. WA.
at r,ai, IT Tiaraa. IT3 Rarnann. It!l, hmaan- ;
rail 1-7* Paua. I*7l aaonaaa r asaan Oour Manaa. .
I*7l Oa!> AMMliaa O-cana rrrr award ad bicbaat hon
unilai< aorh Bold for aar. or nata nanta luna
•rtti, i iiiuta, ur Orraiart *:Ui n w atjiaa aad
pooaa. a-tit fraa MAO.V A HAMLIN I'ROAN 00.
K u n. Naw Var, <* ,'hirafo
PI •' Tkr lurikaa. •.IMMI In nar.
B V..| C:i trtn*iw4 tn II yaaiw On ertfw.Oaat j
•V Ri • ilim, ieai. HJS.
; , fill 'M.y Itlrklnaoaa. - IT"
'' I la. • ' rwlrr. - - Mf I
H UT , I'rloaalw,. - MAI
a, T P.. Ilnaori t <'<• If- h oala.N I |
w=Br- Ttrnr BBUITTI
SIOSO sioo
Proartitiaai rrlnrta rrrry arark on llorl Option# al
|ai. - WML - 1100. . A.
'MB, Rri- ta a< iVir'an fraa Ad.traaa
T enTTl* wt'iKTl Co.Hankan.•• Wall St..k-* I
5 j
Ba will par Afawi. a Nalarr -f dim pM aiuu'-n and ,
aii.ra a. o, allow a larf* ronmiaaSoa, U a.;I onr aaw
and wooUarf .l larrati.na. > aw aU wm. Barn
pla hw. Addrwa aULLM AN A ID. katabali. Hick.
(■■■MHItoMAMMAMbA- ,1T rnwf icTh n
KIODERSPASTIUfS
VOUNC MEN
I a, ,;th Brrrr rradoal. sua-arta. a parlnf altnn
on. A t,lran, R ValanUaa Maswfrr Jatwarlllr. ** j
nana , nnn'"""- 1 >" **■' st "*a
Jlu IU ylwU u ,~ atplaUUM ararjthtnf
Addma, BAITRR * O|T.. Hankrra. IT Wall Bt. X.T
To Carriage Painters I
I'se SHmaon * Co.S CBiritire Varnlshe*.
I ID Rlik airrrl. Itoaloaa. *!•■
VERT I'AIJt KKKR W.IKEIKO. IHRABI.K TAR
KINHHL AN It vr.RY BRILLIANT.
Chapman's Cholera Syrup
... 11. arol, rt. Iba-rhaa and Sumnw: I'ompialnta of
CkiMran P-i,. (Mr UKUKiiK MiaißE. Bropnator.
IS,rat I'a 't. N 11. Sold h, nil Dnifflata.
A, An |wr Id rnlnf WllnHOprr |la>
®1 IU ipA n,'an trad to in nrtrtoua raraona of
!110-r -at at thrir wnkMM. Addraaa with atamp.
Frr.lrrlrk Hrpp, . Rrlrtsr|M,rl. Conn.
BOOK FREE! U " v
-tatup ME MCA I PIBPEN S ATORT. Mattla Craaß.loch
..a/, AIMTTH ItrnltttanlMl Wbnt
S.BKII aalltaf artirlratti iba worl L ooa aamplrfraa.
t'l-r- JU It Hi i\ Si t \ lVtrolLMlcb
nIA !•.*%.—With Mamu t'litsu. What roaU d
Uj In eta. arlla rapidly for .VI rt* Cata'.ofOe fra*
DIU St Namwraa. 119 Waah-r S< Rnabw Man.
HWEin TO r. k. im II A ID., Port.and
V|a Mil Main*, for hw*t Aramy Una:naw In Ihr
Wnlllf World. Rxprtauvr Onlflt Prrr.
nnillil Hnbll dt iikia"¥liilli Thon
lIMII PM aandariiryl. low—t Prtiwa. Do not fa)
Ul IM IYI to write Dr. K K. Marab. ljuibt y. Mlcb
FIH'H FT DICTIIITA HV, .TO.IMIO Wonihaji,
l,r. Fnnlr'a llaalth Tlwntklv, na yaar IMk
Mnaaat Htit Pra C,,.. HAW K. Bnth Al . Naw York
CQQhn*rlAß. Haw la Rata It. ka Apwwa
OOOUU —" KW A ritka*. at Uala Ma
A -.-i— ■■■■■ -— —
ONLY SI.OO.
A prrt TlnM>kMW, HmOm-Pm., ud W*TT n.*T* to %£?£!!?
to d-ao! Itmt ti arrttrarolr 11 a $K# Chronometer Wtffc, *.•* will fire l * # '"f* iTH*
ll •!•• contain* a FIKhT.iUhS CO*TIM. worth ae* U* pfi— wy rw
Mrvh4lca, nctee) Tra.-hrr*. Trmllm a.d Fanner*, ll I* t4Ut>onanbl*. ' b T Si uQ rvi. aul*£?
and in many ca.a n*>r r,.,aU* Iky*, Ifcint •fill A Huniinf-* ana Wach and _*>* •iutt lIjIIUI.
fciUl'll Waft H la u*rd be .. H. r.nor*, frforlpal • Urn barina*owe Mlfi! *?! _***?*
tin□ *ll tt> wtMOt* thr..a*haut tht initod Utai*-, and •* toattard to *• I n-keep*r •* la
routed. TU* 80LAIM* RAFH WaTC U reared a w-dat at the Machaaua Fair, atJpMJWI w-
TW* to no lor. but la mad* on xtenitflc prtorfnloa, and erory <ma - felUbla. We
ha* r ' adc ill* |ri<*n eere i u *. aiwiftr t. iutmlu.. ibrrn al *•> aftwwhWA Ufjvk* u rauod. .. .
Tb- sOI. Alti.H A f'H WiUH ami iMaIN * o** *• any anr*o* rar
SIOO. .AddreM plainly, HUP f/i ANUFACTURINC CO., Boston, Macs,
hy ' 1 >hi K. prc-pr Hi
LIIT or OIMKAMKA
ALWATB I I UABI.K BT I'fflN
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.
or iriiK ruas. or abuuis.
I Rhtamal lnl, trialrhw,
Bamaaad Menials. bar,, and alalia,
ailing and Hlfaa, ftpartn, Crnakn,
I Cut# and Bralwa, Mcrrw Mam, Ortaka
tpralna * nillrhaa, I'aal Hart. Maaf AO,
I aalrarlrAMattlaa lanrMN,
•MIITJnInAs, iwlanf, Fwlm
Horkarhr, Ipralal. Mdmlw,
l>nptld,ns, Mnra I'aat,
1 1 rw#t Ultra, MtlMHnaa, .
! and all ratrtsnl damn andawary hurtwandAmd
l ot |ftn-nU ua la |amlly,al*Waniid alndb yaid Mb
TTtr. Bt'jrr or mix
LINIMENTS
iMMtr tiiiiirm "nrr^" : ""' r
SDIKHER MUSIC BOOKS.
ITHE GOSPEL OF JOT! mm.
last onL umi farortlr.
GOOD NEWS! mow
Vail known, always awL
SHINING RIVER!
Tary haaaMfil aaaaa
Si GEMS OF ENGLISH SONGI**
a 4 Bam torn* etiIMKM.
f < CLUSTER OF GEMS! mm
1 I Cagftal nana Pwaaa
s * GEMS OF THE DANCE!
£ I MrCHant VaUatßAc.
I Llraaaf BO VM,. Rteßßii Ada
f . nan f> 7t aad oUwra. wort lakafwoag, aim
I_ jwaw, Jkwar w Mte 1 rot, ant (UM,.
■ f Malawi Mwartf. ® ooa4 raadlag; ansa a
C mat ail Ow hswa. and Ana srnrMan V bmR
1 i Msrrs. srruaa.'
far rsfaraaca IM koala
Any MM* waltad far Mali grtaa
OLIVER IHTiMIN * CO., BMI*M.
c IMb
rikllnda I pMkau
H t II W*
First LaUblhbrd I Mas* Marena.fat 11
TBKTR INBTRI MR.VTS bar* a Standard Tains M a
ths
Leading Markets
Of the World
BwrTWberr raoegted aa Ma riXCBT IN TONE
OVER 80*000
dad, and In nan. Saw Daaw™ constantly, to
Waft and Lowrsl rwa
mtr Band fnr a Cbtakwna.
Trcßnt SltppWiltla St Itshkitss
/ *s*x v *" w *"<*• \
/ .V/ Aid toMR X A
/#SETHTHOi*S>^\
ifCLOCKS>
V TOWEKS, ]
Vi Tj\ OFFICES, /if r /
V J'X HOCSEH. /b /
N- /
CjAPONIFIER
b tks Old Krliable Cnncwntmtndl Lya
FOR FAMILY SOAP MAKING
DlrrrtMna aumtapacyinf wt aw far waktac Hatd
Soft and ToCr, Snap wntrklr
rr it rvu. wxwmt axp snutxerß.
Tha Banrt n Soadad w sn (BP-aslisdi C dxrnanw
I.yr. wbk-b Is ads.tPfaU-1 SI aa'l and rats, and aaw
AA r/ MOXBT. AAV. Iff TB*
Saponireß
MADE HT Tim
Penaiylvanift Salt Macufg Co..
fHII, 4 fkKl.rWl A ■
r.wJWnnty of Pollak. Baring Labor. Orutlnaw,
ißunhtliii and iTwaporaaJ nvqnated
Jlulink iiuAHtoFroprtrUrra.Cnntowbits*
THE WEEKLY SDN.
A large, elchl-pate paprr of A* I road nlaw. wh
be sent postpaid W any a.l.lrea, until ianaary Ist
UNO, .
FOR HALF A DOLLAR.
Addreu THB SI N. N T. City.
Tbk dafn-Hawa bMMkkad IMB
PENSIONS.
Haw Law. Thoaaanda of SoldWra and hen eotftladL
Peoaiona dale hark to Jbcbaryr or dealb. Thaw tandML
Addieaa with atainp.
I.FORUK K. LEMON,
P. O. Drawer MS. Wnabtnatnn. D. C.
g\dT?Mi WARRIR BRO S CORSETS
V tt ' Jttm ' .1 M. lal I
mil- IXl'O-IT'.oV
Bpftir V I.KX IBLEHIT fWNIT
4bnr vrvF %W fclf Mre|J t*.
J> it IMPROVED HEALTH CORSET
M >r TZWWk. • ■ '
fft >| 14 wt aa 1 B.UkJ. aad oaalaMa aa
Tlil/a'/ Prtre tr mall, ktto
Xsll( IJr Per rale by alltaadlaf awdaaia
\j> WARNER BROS.. ISI ErMdWBV. K.t
Rrerrthln* Untbl required iu*vry--laelile. Neotber
eduratloti o aatlafail iy. ,'rl:onw:r larpe. rai'tllty
leader* tn their iperUlitea. Can'*- atadr romi-'ete.
Circa lam Irea. L- L WILI.IAM *■ PreaMen'.
0"eW A YKAK.n l rxpeiu- e '• Mißla. uuu use
™ ill) ' unala. Maine.
ffle* am,nth aad eSßrnsr* guarantee 4 1" -aeb
#JJd 4 itn.at r-e tnawAfk,. imer. n.,-