An rnniaiutgeahle Prisoner.
A correspondent of the Imndon 7Ywc.,
writing from (ieneva, Switzerland, tells
about a prisoner in jail at Yaud, who
six*ins to be an unusually "hard case:"
The name of the prisoner is Christian
Wys, and he appears to have hivn an
evil-doer front his youth upward.
Though stilwunder forty, he l>cgati his
career of awn raon than twenty years
ago. being sentencd in IHSB |o a term of
imprisonment for a rtthltoiy eonunittisi
at Very, lit lt*3 he was ixtndcmned to
eight years' solitary eonlinement for
robbery with violence and a murderous
attack on tiie gendarme hy whom he
• was lturing this imprison
ment he made a ferocious onslaught on
I a ttnapki y wjlb a chisel, of which lie had
surreptiuotiMv po— --id hiivstdf, and
nearly kiiUsl the man. No sootier was
WjlftVlMWd from prison than he re
sumed his evil courses. Two years
then-after he was brought before a crim
inal court at I'ayirne on a charge ol
breaking into the house of the pastor ol
Heastideits, whom In half strangled and
left for dead, and, though he ns-oveivd
for a time, lie did actually die not ,ong
afterward of the ittjurii - intln tixi.n hint
by his assaiiaut. For this ofti u*a Uv
was sentenced in 1a73 t,i thirteen years'
solitary continenutu Heiotv tin year
was out he attaoke,! another turnVi
this time with a knife, and though the
ivKir man was iiurt to death he survived
his wounds a few wn-ks. a circumstance
w hieli, indicating a- i! did a )a*—ihitity
of ultimate nsxivery. imlueed the mog
strate by whom th< munieivr **:.-
tried to take an indulgent view of
the ease and add only l*vo years to
his sentence. After tins event, ami see
ing that Wyss. w ho is not only a crea
ture of ferocious teiuner, hut of great
strength and almost Itetvulean prop,r
tions. eontinuisi to threaten Lis jaiitrs,
and made severa' att> nipt- to escape, the
authorities re—cveti to provide him with
a prison of his own. A -eparate eel I *f
soiid masonry was. therefore, built lot
hint, light was adiuttU"*! hy a single,
heavily l*arnsl whitlow, and the door
was of such strength a-.—vtuingly todel v
the prisoner's utmost efforts to break
out. In this ihatr vv - arranged a siusll
wieket, through which W y-- was fed
like a wild IK'lV—t. for no one ever enter*-!,
higcvll, where he IMU itte*i day and night
heavily lr**ned. Bu( one day when a
guardian ol the prison ** a- wnveving io
Wvtw hi- matutinal -upplv of food he
perceived that the doorlmdla-en tanqwr
si witli. An alarm was forthwith given,
and investigation made. It -eemtsi that
the prisoner had managed, nobody could
tell how, to break a piece of iron from
one of the bars of hi- ** indow. This, by
dint of hard work—using tin- Door of hi
oell as a wlieiston*-—lie had ingeniously
shaped intent sort of chisel, with which
he had- t*rss! l*ack one 6f the IK* lts ot
his doefc and would, doubtless. had he
not l>ia>Bhyutid out in time, have torved
them :*U and regnine*! his !"ree*lotu. It
nsjuiritlnhuo-t a regiment of g*'ndartnes
to six ur AV j -- and carry hint to another
cell, tlnfe to be kept chained to the floor
tmtil Ids own den should le once more
ready to receive and. a- his custodians
hop*', to retain hint. If, l-forc his time
be out. U'y— should c*nuuit any more
muni" ija, it is very lik iy, in the pre-ent
temper of the A'audois people, that he
will be hanged.
Where Clocks and Watches aro Alade.
This. Utole, says a French paper, is
considtsnd one ol the liighest rank in ail
the branches of manufacture as being at
the same time an art and an industry.
The neCtesity of an accurate knowledge
*>f the exact time has be*-ome so great
in thest days of railroads and rapid sen
royage* ilia: th -• in-:ruiu- nls liavtf be
come almost indispen-abie to every one,
and, consequently, the trade has g ratly
inerea-ctl ni :ate \ • ar-. Some very curi
ous facts ixinne-tix! with the husims-s are
worth* f notice—for instance, the deli
cate mifciiH'tits of to. minute instru
ment- known as uli- w ate IKS are exe
cuted hy'tlie rur e; . . ation of Savoy
and the Rrvm-b n . swi- Jura with a
dexterity quite a-!oioshing The de
velopment of production in this branch
of manufacture has b en very great, and
the statmtice of the trade in general wil
iat t*' without inter* -t for the reader.
Franee Wands at the head of the list.
She prdfluoes chronometers, watehes,
tinn'-pie*v-. eicn-k-, annually to the value
of:? 13.000.000: tle-ii conn-* Switzerland,
with wmcln--. SI'd.OOO.tW: America, in
watehes and DtiU'h clix-ks, $6,400,000;
England; chronometi-rs and watches,
$3.-J00.0tH: Austria, time-pieces. ?4,0C0,-
000: Germany, in titue-ptias-s and a few
thousands of watt he-. 95.000.000. These
flgun sgivi atota - .b y •.*-• r910.-
000.000 for the whoieciix k-inakingtrade
of the world. The amount a.—utiles the
greater importam-e when tiie fact is re
marked that, differing from nearly ail
other business?*-, the raw matAial enters
so slightly h-.to the prime cxi-t. tiie prin
cipal expenditure )■ in_' ahnost i xclu
sively in >.*ti>or. The approximate nutn
l-r <>f arti.Mt-s produ -Hi i- as follows:
F"r:in''e. about 1,000,000 piece- annually ;
Germany turns out more, some 2.000.-
000. hut they are of a much inferior
average price. The -am- may be said
of the American manufacture, which
proviibs MMMH ICSWrMt vt-tr witli 700.-
000or000,000objects. A-fara-watch -
an- concerned, Mvit/i-i iaial In ads the ii-t
with an annua! production of 1,500,000:
France follows with 500.000; the Tniti-t
Stat-- pn'.u -•-* from 300.000 to 350.000.
ami England some 2l.000. but these are
of very superior quality. Tlte enormous
total is thnt2.sno.ooo watch? * :unl 4,000.- i
000 time-piece* a:v annually dispersed to <
the four quarter* of th- globe.
Nature in India.
There is nothing in India that is so ,
constant a surprise as nature. Your I
ey?w are accustomed to your own flowers
and form* of forests and garden growth*
—the oak, tiie ash, tin sycamore, the
mol?Mit d.aisv. the wholesome, virtuous
clover that blossom* over meadows and
valley. You look In vain for the old .
forms that were so pleasant to you in '
childhood—that WIT- always friend*
when the world grew dark and sorrow
swept over your yming and trembling ■
life. The trees are new. You have
heard of them in p<M'tn-. in ghost stories,
in Arabian tales, but in India they are !
around you. Here is the mango, a noble 1
iree. that gives a plea-ant iruit. said to
be among the atonementsof an Indian [
residence, hut which we sliall not see,
leaving Ilisdfwtitn boft rr it ripens. Every 1
one Ints liHSt telling u- of tl.e comfort '
we shall find in the mango, and that. !
although we come from the land nt .
fruit*, w-e shall surrender our peach and
pear and Newton pippins to the uiaugu.
AiJ we have soui of ;t ha* lx-en some 1
candied mango, so killed hy the sugar 1
that it miglit as well |i i*-<- IM en punij-kiii !
or melon rind, sent to a- by some of the !
Maharajahs. AYe hat e :*lm> I out it ;u* ;i
curry, but the spices i du<-edit into such !
a condition that it might have passed j
lor radish or celery. As a tree it is
royal and green and rich Here we see ,
the tamarind, under v hieh you are for
bidden to pitch your tents because of .
the unwholesome exhalations. Here is
the pipel and the Japanese acacia; the
banana, with its hospitable leaves ; bam '
boo*, the ortwige anil Ihe lemon; cactus ,
until you are weary of cactus; a very
world of ferns, and the rose in endle-s [
profusion. Animal life has a freedom
that is unusqai to our rapacious eyes— J
accustomed as we are to iook upon every
thing that-God has made as something !
for man to kill. Here the religion of .
the natives* which tiirowsover all ani
mal nature n>teeti?n. has its influence.
As you stroll over the walk* of an Indian
garden or jook out upon an Indian
lorest you see animal lift' in all forms.
Tlte monkey is more common than .
squirrels af home, and over your table
as you gather about it the birds of prey '
assemble and circle around and around ,
until your meal is done and it comes '
their turn tb take your place.— Calcutta
Letter.
-:4 m mmm
Nelson's t'oflln. (
The ronmntic sugg'*stion that earth i
should be brought over from Franco to i
m ike a glare for the late Prince Im- t
perial has jiarnllel in the iife ,
of Admiral Nelson. Wlen the famous i
French L'Orient—tlie scene j
of young Uasabianc:i's heroic death — t
blew up at the battle of the Nile, a large .
piece of lier foremast fell into the rigging I
of the Swiftsurc, an English frigate, r
Tin- hitter's commander, Capt. Benja- t
min Hallowell, one of Nelson's warmest •
fri? mis, at once ordered the ship's car- I
penter to make the fragment into a j
coffin, which he presented to the admint 1 r
with a lettag expressing his hope that r
" the day iqgght be far distant when the :
trophy of KNelson'- greatest victory '
should he }& last resting-place." Net- t
son was grimly pleased with this char- i
act-eristic gi% which In* immediately in- i
stalled in a ftorncr of iiis private cabin, 1
and, in compliance with his own re- ! •
peated request, his body was actually t
placed in it after his death at Trafalgar, j I
NFW ( I KK FOR IM'F.MI'FItAAt F.
< Mi, r c of th Hi-mrdv In WrattHinl,
t The Aberdeen /tWrntng Rxprrtf says
lhiringtlie last few months a course of
11 est incut, having for it- olpivt the i ure
1 of intemperance, lias bun carried on in
1 Aberdeen with appan ntly most sueee— -
ful results. Sonte of our readers may
retuemlter that about tin iM-gittning ol
J the present year a paragraph apiwanil in
I OUT columns narrating th, extraordinary
snoots* which attended the eflort.- Ola
. Chicago physician to euro drunkards of
their era* ing for spirituous liquors, !>*
, the n-e of :t medieitie prepareii from the
r-d lVruvian Iwrk. Among the per-on
( whose attention was atliacted l\ the
I story were -i \ oral geiitlemen of inflii
I etnv ip Ahenleen, to wlnmi it is cum*'
. t*> give the supjio-iai remedy a praeti. a!
trial. These genlleuten brought the ni.it
ter under the notice of l*i Stewart, ol
[ the lle*thix*t llydrophatie F.-tabii-h-
J no nt, at the same time unking the tno
I po-a! which had sugge-tid its,'if to tfieh
I miinl.-. namely, that a patient -ueh a-
I would make the ease, so to -peak, a test
one, should he put through a course ot
to. itnient at llixithcot I'hey wof*' gi iti
| lied to find Pr. Stew art quite a- much in
! t> cc-tcd m the matter as tin * theni-cK > -
were, and ready to Ix-at a -hare in tin
c\p use of tiie experiment, for -in h it
\* i- Without I**.-- id time tin work
was commenced, and litt!- diflieully wa
i xpetienctsl in finding a -tiitahle patient
to op r t't upon. A man |M>*se—ed ol
n*t mean share of ac oniplislmteiit-. and
*•; it tin* prime o! life, who for year
had IM-I a the slave of Imhits that were
sutvly dragging hint to ruiu. who, in
if od, 'our iit*ntls ago. pre- -nti-d the an
tvaraiti-e ola pltv-ieal and tuetita! wna k,
was. it tny ixand IM*. a fitting sllhieet ; in
(mint f fact, it was sp,vialh with a * iew
to tlte reformation of one whose deplor
able condition made him an object of
pity io all that -aw luiti wandering
. about our stri-'ts, that the |ir*qMx-ai fir-1
tek loini. The inebriate was eonvevnl
to 11 rat hoot nlmut four months ago, ami
at otn- out undgr the treatment, which
mi* Ih' her** di'-cntn-i. I'he reined *i
- *id ti* have l***ett di-v-ovi ri—i hy a Pr.
p'l'nger, of t'liieago, and the sole in
gradient u-ial in its preparation i- the
ix-i lVruvian hatk (' i'i.Ac. i n. rit.
• known among druggist- t- "quill hark,
fouti the fact that it is obtained flout
t w ig--ibout the-ireof a quill, fhe bark
i- ri-iuecd to powder, and snake,l in
diluted alcohol, after which it- bulk i
le—,-n,si bv one-half being -trained or
et A, orat,at off. t>n the first and -■ ond
day- the medicine (which, in y* pre
pared - ate, Imars tiie technical name of
Ksir* n (AaeAonir ita r / t >utiiuin 1 i
a.lministeml to the patient inthe prop>r
tion of a teaspoon fin every three hours,
tliet Digue being occasionally ntoi-temai
in tb ■ intervals betwi-'it the dose- dn
the thtrxi day tlte dose i- reduced to a
b ill -poonfuC a quarter -poonfti tttd
-ub- :iKtitly to five, ten and five drop-.
The treatment i* continued, on an aver
age. for eight davs—in t xtrenn* ox- ■-. for
thirty davs. L.ike the well-known pre
paration derived fhmt tiie - cue source—
qninin*—the F-rtmctum Cn. n<r i- a
j w •: ful tonic, hut p,*-sr--es the quality.
w liieh quinine lacks, of in-piiing those
that partake of it with a thorough, and
for the time, unconquerable aversion to
snirituou- liquors. At Heatln-ot the
liS atment was. in effis-t, aw e have indi
cate,!: and, almost front it- eotnuiine,--
ment. it developed the most i xtrnorditt
arv n -ults. After tie lit>t few do
the intense craving for drink became
--. and gradually disappeared; while
in p'a. cofit there was manifested a no •
},*- nfttrki-t aversion to the alcohol,
which shortly grew into p isiti* •-disgust.
The treatment wa- eon: u- ■! for thr>v
month- after the iaps,' ot wliieh pn ii-l
th patient returned to Ati-rde. •.. with
i-o.i-r in hi* elieeks that for years had
IK en ab-ent, and such health and vigor
in his movements a- itiuld not fail to
carrv conviction regarxling the r- -ult of
the work. The on,vdecrepit and maud
lin drunkard has l>.vn furni-ln-l with
employment: physically tie- man ba
ll . n retrieval from utter ruin.
Kmlmidened hy the sue,-. which at
tendeti their efforts in this instam . It r .
Stew art and his friends had another pi
t'ent subjected to the effect- *>| the nn-iti
cine at lleatheot. In thi- ea-e it wa- a
com no Trial man, whosi- deplorable de
sire for pirituou- liquor- was fa-t ruin
ing him and destroying the happiness of
his family. The ease was not so hop--
je-sly had as the previous one, yet it
eaiied for reme*iv it ever one did. The
man was brought to lleatheot one ci.-tv.
d.-od e.runk, and when the tir-t craving
had p i--d. the -ante av.-r-ion to -pirit
a- *va- displaye*i in the other ea-e re
siiiti-d. His wife, in a letter, while <\-
pri'-sing in the most earne-t manner tin
tiojK> that the efforts for her husband'-j
reformation would l' rewarded with
sueee--. despaimi of the result, knowin
from ,'X|K-ri,*nee. as -h- said, tliat tin
u.ihappv man would find -otne mean- of
iurnishlng liini-elf with -timuiants of
some -hap", whether whisky. !i|oral.
opium or chloroform, in a month.how
ever. the patient was allow,-! to vi-it th,
city daiiv for the purpose ol attending to
his dut 'S. returning to lleatheot at
.night He is now an altered matt, ha
n<> longing for strong drink, and ha:*s
ti.e very -ight of it. Yet another ea--
A voung man. whose hnhiis thr,*atened
to involve him inthe moral and physiea.
d'sfi-uction which in the jimaxiing i-a- -
wa- a.l but reached, was sent up to I>lV
siile, and. after undergoing a fortnight's
treatment at the hand- of I>r. Stewart,
return,* ! to town freed front the ineuhus
which had IMH-II ruining him. These are
the in-;nttc's which, up to the present
time, have been noted hy l>r. Stewart,
and in all, it will be observed, the result
has IM-II -uccesa—complete and untni.--
takahlr success.
11 would te rash, however, to view th<
cures as complete yet. Time will have
to -how whether tiie effects of the ntetli
cine are la-ting, and meanwhile the case
must IM- regard,it as evidencing only a
temporary cure. Viewed in the iatter
iiglit. however.the results are, we think,
sufficiently interesting to warrant our
git ing publicity to them.
A Case of Suspended Animation.
Einil Rausch. of Williamsburg. X.
Y., who lias been suff-ring for some
time frmn heart disease, -at down to his
dinner .table one day recently, seemingly 1
in hi- usual health. After partaking '
heartily of the viands placed before hint
lie rose fron the table, but was taken '
with what he thought a fainting tit. and
said he felt sick; then, throwing Up his '
hands, he fell on the floor. Tin* family,
thoroughly startled, though they had
long le, n expecting such an occurrence,
liu-tcned to his relief and bore him to a
soft, where after two or three efforts to
articulate both respiration and pulsa- '
tion apparently ceased. The latnily j
phy-ieian was-,-nt for, but Ix'ing absent,
word was left for him to rail immediate
1> on his return. JKeanwhile no sign- ,
ot iif< were visible in Mr. Hauseii, and
the family <vnvineed of In* death sent
for an undertaker, who came and wa. .
a'so convinced of the death of Mr.
Bnu- li. Before going back to hi- *ton- 1
for iec and box with which to prcsirve
th<- IMHI V until tin-time for the funeral '
he attached the usual crape insignia of 1
death to the front door bell.
He was gone an hour, itnd then when
he reached the house and prepared to '
remove the body to the hox tiie jar of ,
removal-tart led the supposed corpse into
life. Sneezing first, lie ga*j>ed for breath,
ami in a few moments • ireulation that
had been temporarily suspended resumed
its course, and, though weak, Mr. '
Bnusch Itecame oni-e more a man among
the living. The familv rejoiced at the ,
recovery, overwhelmed him with atten
tion, and evra the undertaker felt pleas
urn in the unusual termination to hi*
services and joined in the congratula- j ;
lions. He quickly hastened the removal
ot lit* paraphernalia, the last thing to
takedown beingthe badge of crape from
the door, which for two hours hod lx-en '
suspended there.
How to Hwim.
The editor of the London Truth, after
ohwTving that probably not one in
twenty of lite persons who indulge in
■mating on a holiday can swim, proceeds
to tt il his readers how lo acouire tliis
ftceomplishment. Nothing, lie savs,
is more easy. When the air is out of a
body it* owner sinks: when the air is in
the IWMIV its owner floats. I/ot any one
slowly draw in his breath as lie draws (
back his legs and pushes forward his ; [
arms, retain it while he is preparing for j
the stroke wliieh is to propel him. and
slowly allow it to go through his lips as
his arms are passed hack from before his
head to his nines and his legs are stretch, •!
out. The action of the stroke should
not be quite horizontal, but should be :
made on a slight incline downward.
The real reason why people hike weeks
lo 1 urn how to swim is because swim- <
miter professors either do not know ordo i
not choose to teach the philosophy of *
breathing so as to render the body buoy- 1
ant I would engage to make onyjone a 1
tolerable swimmer in an hour, unless he i
be a congenital idiot.
• \
. Tho DpntniHlon of Aiiu-rii'iin Forests.
Of a desolation which is recorded far
hack of the day* ol Unman or oven i
Grecian glory. **c read thai " a limn **a*
f famous according a* In' had up
'* av * upon tin" tlii~k Im - lu llu' <1:\-
i when American forrsl* wow* considered
• practically liuiit!'*-. >ur fathers wort'
i I>ii'tmi t.-1111011- for lifting tip axes upon
'1 tli<' thick tree*. :itul tin' resultant ili ii
it tiott is even now upon ti-, lilti' tin- riul
v i-titti'- upon s.uu-on I I.i- ii< -mil tiott
conies upon u- in many I'ortu-. iuoi ol
I which arc. in foot, rapidl* and t*rril> 1 y
i i-uuiul.'ith■' lli-ro I- :t I- intitul stream
1 ol water. for t*\'tinpl"', which Wa-
- great element ot wealth l-' tin region
i' tlirotigli which it flowed it might not
only ban continued to In- -o, hut to lint e
1 gaiiuxl in u-ofulntw.- instead ol IN ing
I dead or -ur'l\ ttml -\v iftlv t-.t—ing aw a*
Tlii- iwahwHii lltthi hoUow* on tfw
I III,!- WI till Wl't'i till' spring* **lti.'i
grew into rivulet- to li-. ii it linvi IMX N
stripped ol tin' niol-iiuv ivoiioiui/'.iiu
i verdure tvitli tvltii'll tin't'r* >tor < lotln-l
- thrni, and -o flu* -pt'ing- mt dry,and th
t rills no longer murmur tin it once gl.til
t -ottgs ol litltor it- tint hastened liotvn
• tin t alley- to turn tin nit win. - -t
- mechanical iiulu-trv In thi\on*ntt< r
- of <ii-tnn tion oi hydraulic power with
which we hitvi- In-ii already -niittin.
t huntlrvtl- ol* million* ol dollar* ol :uinu i
i damage luv- hi. n itttil j- tlir oetual r>-
- -ult. I'hnt thi-tlrying ut> of the-Hi !tut
t i- attributable not only chleflv to ilrlot
f o-ting, hut almost -olcly to it, common
I -i lim \t hii-h ill fuel, tin' v. fy o—t in ■
• of Lull hi-1 itinl phi!o-oph\ itttt-l ntitk
' plain to c\ <r\ I'ltml'ti mind. Haiti |t—l
tin -pring-. l\> ft—l tltfiu tvonoiuii .vl >,
- it should IK* gen tie ami IrvqUt nt, not
. violent itml at long interval* lntilii
i gent foro-t i ngituvring wouhi require
that such portion ol hi. - be clothed
with a mantle of gncn trees iv- by il-
I' cooling intlui n e it would more In
t quinth -o contract the aerial -potigc as
1 to give U- -liowi i - at -liort ill*
I It I t ill- Tlli- i- tile eit-e ill lolYSt-
I t> otheil, Ite.tUl ifui Britain. I'he re
i verse is true in tin tippetl Sjiaiii.
who-e people have IM-COIHC N- pro
verbial lor their hatn-d of Uw- a- ttu-ii
country hiv- for -n-n.ily of-oil ami *l<--p
im' stream- l'heiv, ami oil eastward
a., through the Orient, i relent..-—.y
brilliant -k* ami an appaiiiu. ah-eu< e of
i vt-nlurewill teach otic a.- nothing
cai how Iteautiful are cloud- that weep,
_aml, in it-proper time, how delicious i
drizzling ruin) tlay. I'he tlefon -t< u
' | Ka-ti ru huul- are a- fainoU- for a-on
ot hlimling -tonti-, ami valley- torn by
terril'.e tom tit-. a tin y are lor the r
v* r-c. Tin t w ill -iKtn linti their . ouutei -
part in all thc-e character!-lie* in
Amen, a, uni<— we roll— oUl>< Ive- with
a will to understand and to master the
evils. Forests protnote aire ants avail
able for our previous luanufaeturing in
ter*-ts. also, hy furnishing \.i-t uml :i
iutv-i innumerable beds ol fallen 1. av< -
and of nit*—-, which act on the mrtfi
like a huge meriting -|Miitgv, to check
the -udden ru.-h of the rain-tail into the
valley- and down into the stream-
Yerv rapidl in rtveiit year- arc tuourii
ful instance- multiply ing in which the—
manufacturing stream- are teaii.-foruietl
by fre-het- from -pirn- of bit--ing-—to
give homes and food ami clothing :*
thousands who live in the hamlets, hy
turning the ma. him rv whi h in ,p
--tio ui hy their laltor to help thciuselves
—t*> demon- of destruction. Forests a,<>
promote sueti steatlim -- of rtow ol th •
stream- a- to rake them sources of
national wi altli in giving employment
to -hi. .si laltttr. hy preventing tin- rapid
• evaporation of moisture. I'roh.thiy
more than half the water that tails on
a tleforesletl region in a tiry season i
wlii-ked off hy evaporation ju-t at tin
time when it isni"-: mssietl to strengthen
the depleted mi i-streaius. The steam
engine to he of any practical use o u
motive power, must have its action con
trolled by the t'Oltser* atlve itilluettiv tI
the Italance-wheei. Otherwise its wins-.-
would whir! at one time with a tury
which woulti re-uit oniy in dt-truction.
ami then they wouid move ttni skiwly to
be of service. Thas the forest, hy in
crvosing the frequency of gentle rain-,
ami — decreasing the voiume ami lit
length of interva - m tween showers, also
ly regulating their ttn sudden pluitg'
into the stream-, i- the great regulator
provided by nature for their control in
the - rviee of man. All ov<r the luanu
faeturing portions of our country wt
may tina instaifes where large amount
of capital have Iteen investisl tt tlei eiop
anil mak>- available our once magnificent
and almost uumberhs-s hydraulic
powers. Trusting to what -'s-nted a
oertniutvof employment for th'meivi -
and their fauii,i'>. thousands of -k:.letl
lalmri r- have in many nis. - conlidingly
made their homes at a point whir*' the
i stream -'etuisi ahundantly powerful and
permanent. Then. :v* the sunuit'i
enme and went, the river seenusl t>
-i< ken. and grow more and more ft- Sl.
till there would he a w*s k or two each
year in which the spindles and the loom
wouid be silent. \s tinn went on these
jtetiiMlsof idlrnes have lengthened into
months, in wliieh the labor struggle for
bread and clothing, for mean- to pay for
the humble little home, or debts incurred
in sicknes--. was compelletl to he -u*-
pended. The eausi-of all tlii- was that
the soun is of the river's iife had IM • n
destroyed or injured by the ignornma*.
cupidity, or re. kli sn>- f mi-n who
" lilted up the :t*e on the thick tree- "
fur up the im untains. when-tiie mill
-t rerun*bad their birth. —U. If./Wi 11, in
//• rp. r's Sf xga:ine.
A Stranger'- >o-e.
Some of those chaps who wear their
elbows down thin leaning on saloon
counters have an artificial ftv with a
tine threaif attached to the hack, and
sometimes these toys can la* luutdleil to
tiie amusement of a small < rowd. When
an unknown man yi-sterday fell asleep
in a saloon on Mi'-higan avenue, the
young man with an artiticia! (Iv was
there. IletiMik position-Iwhind his vic
tim. who was King laek on his chair,
and presently the fly alighted oil til"'
stranger's no-e, walked up the bridge
and down, and -etthal for a moment on
the tip end. The sleeper never moved 1
a finger. The fly went over tin- old '
mute, drove into the corner of the left '
eye. galloped over to the right, and eatne
down to the grand stand on the dead 1
run. Hut tin- -leejier slept on. It la-gnti
to appear that lie was u--d to flies, and
so the game was changed. By stieking '
a pin through one of these toy* you can 1
make quite a Itee of it. the pin being the '
-tingi-r. 1
\\ lien the "lee" descended on the
stranger's nose. everylMwly expected to
see a sudden start, hut it did not come.
After a jab at the tip end the "bee"
crawled along up. waiting for develop- 1
lnents and getting in an occasional -ting. '
hut not even a sigh escaped the sleeper. '
The young man with the insect was get
ting tired when the strangi-r lazily openeil
his ■ yes. slowly rose from hi- chair, and
coollv remarked:
" Now, then, if you have got through '
fooling with my nose, I'il fool with 1
yours for a while!"
It i-n't likely that particular young
man w ill ever dangle artificial flies any '
more. He was doubled up, straighten* d 1
out. choked, mopped and slammed so '
thoroughly that his appetite will run to
chiekeri-hroth and arnica for someday- '
to come. When the cyclone hail pa-- d '
the stranger said to the white-faced
crowd on the la-neb :
"flentlemen. it any more of you see
anything peculiar alwut my no-e, please
e.-iil around and 4gt me know!"— />• trail
Free Pre nr.
Words of Wisdom.
Life i* too short to nurse one's misery.
Hurry them across the lowland, that
you may linger longer on the mountain
Uljs.
ilie keenest abuse of our enemies will
not hurt us so much in the estimation
of the discerning a the injudicious praise
of our friends.
The chief art in learning is to attempt
hut little at a time. The widest i xcur- i
sions of the mind are made hy short
flights, frequently repeated.
Opportunity is the flower of time, and
as the stalk may remain when the flower
is cut off, so time may remain with u
wUen opportunity is gone forever.
Abstemiousness and frugality are the ,
best banker". They sow a handsome
interest sn<l never dishonor a draft
drawn upon them hy their humblest
customer.
Cheerfulness is just as natural to the
heart of a man in strong health as color
to his cheek; and wherever there is
habitual gloom, there must either he
had air, unwholesome food, improperly
severe labor, or erring habits of life.
Our fortune dejiends entirely upon ex
terna] causes, but our happiness upon
ourselves. Its principal ingredients are
a manly mind,an affectionate heart, anil -
-a temperate imagination. The first has
the power to disarm affliction; the .sec
ond to double evety enjoyment; the last
to guard us from wild wishes and vain !
pursuits. .
Coaxed Into a Fortune.
Wo don't know whether one would
I IM 11 1 lilw A romance or tin old phase of
human nature, lilll It is n fact as we 101 l
i it Our town readers nil know Horace
r.vli-r. 1 i<* has K-cu on tin llasr Ktuigv
t nil since tin' iniin- were discovered,
' and hi* genuine nitinliooii K nchnrnctci
i -fei of tin" num. In Id* chosen ocoii
|ititinn ol teamster In* tut* idoddril
ov or Iho dusty highway* tnul >aidv
i desert* of tin 1 Cistern Ni lHiln " nlgli
I onto tirtii'ii M tir." * I nolo Joli would
, i \pr> -it II .aim*to tip 1 oii-*t n mere
1 lm>, oiit in hi* independent, sturdy sort
1 ot WHY I in* 1* rl* j| li—l with lot tunc, not
1 iu iiUi'tHi*dlilh 11* Some, p*t hap, as nil
1 lii*Mto*ol (oil simply resulted in hi*
> ownership of .* ti Alii, mid hi* wresting
ii htird livelihood from in i—tnuit dsil)
! ll*ll' III* 1* 1* n* 'loin —1 11* tin t 111 ilo
'1 in, ind that trait w .* hi* pride h>
1 h i' II tin- old houu ." w 11 dow 11 in \ i*r
1 moni." 1* hi* *iint. ll nd In* i* *tnh
• Iwillilv n tin lit on tlwt |Killt, idlliply
I Mating that became aw tv Ihi-hiim' "In
hankered after a lift* on ill* plAin*."
Whnti ti'i tin ino'li. In h. ti.iiid no
i ihiili tofitui 11 to hi* till thpi.ii i*. ih *piti*
! tin* fwt, Itow know n, that it wa*auin*t
111 Mil loll* 0111-, altd that IM I V collllort
i and p!eaurethat wealth could command
wit* hi* it Io would n-. . i>t it, Sunday
morning Mr. H •' I\• 1, • v.'ii.*in of
Horace. .o'liitd in I'uiiloi front \er
. iiiont, charged witli A special nii**lon.
11 •• -ought out hi* relative, and ati
-1 nouitccd to him (hat In had hum **mt '>v
Koran '* father to pt* r*Unh* lii* l>\
now a hi'ioiliil man lo l onn h.u kto hi*
lioiui Hi* p.Oi-nt wa* w ailing, l ager U>
w i ll ouii* liiui. and praying th.it lit* am
might .1*!1 ti to In* ili ad inn* Not only
tlii*. hut all hi* riches —a cool f'.'.'iO.ooo
u t* at hi* *oii * command, upon Id*
arrival *ll H- latti r inducement would
havi* lm*n sutlhimt tor an ordinary
mortal, hut it did not influence Horace
. .1 particle. On the • ontrar) In w*m ob
durate, flatly reftiMil to gu. and despite
llj* cousin's cut I * it a *. w hi. h la*ti d tioiu
tin* time tin* train arrived Sunday night
until it departed yesterday morning, lie
persisted in In* determination ami Kadi
ill* ambassador good-bye at tin* train,
-till lu 111 in hi* 11 Milvn. IK* raiiu* hack
to town, curried hi* hor* am! fed theiu,
greased hi* wagon*, and in n. failing in
with *ome of Id* friend*,re lain! tin* in-,
eidi-llt to theiu in a Inatler-of*la !W a\
concluding with tin* remark that "he
owned that team, didn't o*l much
money, ami he reckoned he could make a
living independent of any body." 11. win
met with a *torm of remonstrances,
arguments and advit*. Thi* j*di. y on
tin* part of hi* oh! contrail*** utaggernl
him. ll*thought h was doing tin- right
thing, hut when they r* numerated to
him how uutiiial lit* nuntui t. how 1 i u 1
in* w i* acting in w ithholiiing from hi*
aged father tin* comfort that In* *Oll *
prc*m e would he 10 hi* 1 ..*i declining
year*. Horn••■ w. akrncd lie eouhl not
>talul tin* Uplaidill.- of l l* associate*,
and n a consequence Fureka lo**-* a good
liti/. n. Hi* cousin wa* telegraphed to
at .' i, and instructed to await Horace *
annii Y i-stenl iy In* sold hi* learn,
paid up every cent that In owed, ami
tin.* morning depart d for Klko, where
In* will join hi* relative and procenl on
hi* journey eastward. May good luck
attend hitn. lh li t* furnished us with
a novel item, ami one that witi In* hard
to match, riiink of It V rani urn
found in tin—.-dcgenera*ed day *—an
centric individual tliat ha* to In* • onved
and driven into tin- p..*M-**ion of f.'SO,-
000.— Hurtkii v .Vi t*. > /.older
To Hake Ire-Cream.
On* quart of milk, flic \olk* of four
eg.—, on* ira*. *| ..ntti. <•{ flour *lirrt-d
to a Milooth pa*te ill a llttie of the milk,
and oiu* pound of sugar; scald until
thick, taking care not to • 1 it burn
When (old, add one quart of whipped
TO-ant and the lieaten it hit< * of four eggs ;
flav or to *uit the taste, and it is ready to
In* fntara.
To make tiiM-renm nhviv anil quickly,
:t *uit.ahle apparatu* i* jndispensah'e.
If on* ha* no freeaT, a tin |>aii with a
clo*ely fitting rover can i* made tuna
•war. S, : the pai! in a lawket—a large
jwacli Ki*ket i* gootl; pa k .lU.II quan
tities of coarse salt and finely tiroken ice
aiMund the (mil. nearly up to lll* rim;
jwur the prepared cream into the pail,
taking care not to get any *a t into it;
cover the whole with flannel and leave
for twenty minute*, that the m ain may
chill. Kr<*w hi turning the pail linlf
way round and letck. and every few
mi nut * ofMii the jvii. and stir thecr*niu .
for thi* purpose u*e a smooth stick.
M ork fa*! wlii the pa* 1* op. 11 :** tie
air tliat readies the cream delays the
Ipi'/ing proc **. Hare a damp naf>kin
at hand to wipe lu.lv the -a.t fnan the
fnio r every title* that it is opined. It
may l* m* >***ary to r*ni w the Ice and
tall while shaking, a* the freezing uiiv
ure must 1* kepi close to I lie sides of
the pail. When tie* cr*a;a I one-*soiid,
cover again with flannel, and if conve
nient. let it stand for iui hour before
serving. liurttl .Y< c Yorl, r.
To Those wlie Write.
Write tin proper name* p'.ainiv.
Never wrangle or dispute in print with
anvliody.
fie brief in tatetnent*: sparing in com
uii-nt*.
Writ* with ink; nM*r with p<*ncil.
unli> unaroidaliie.
Don't attempt tine writing; it is m w *
that is wanted, not style.
Short items and lots of them are w hat
; . IM the editor and rwdtf. *
lie point'il; <lo not write all around a
suhjis t without hitting it.
When you have nothing to * ay, stop.
Nevermind filling out tie p*ig.
Paragraph whenever a change of sub
ject on urs. and in no otlmr piium
Don't jiufT; if an advertisement i*
worth anything, it i* worth paying for.
l'.scliew preface ; piling.* into the Sllh
jec! at one*. . State I 1 !*. don't mora ire.
Write on'V on one *ide ol the *lu**t. a*
the copy has oftentimes to (*• divided
among several eomjaialtors.
Avoid unpleasant personalities, and
nevi r send an item, tin* force of which i*
understood only by yourself and a few
others.
Do not K* afraid of making your com
munications tsi brief.
You can keep the authorship a* nearly
a secret from the public as you pliwse;
indeed, nobody nenl know you write for
the newspaper*. unl—* you chooe to let
them know yourself. The editor won't
tell—re\v upon that.
„ Western llariest lliiuds.
For harvest hands to handle the large
crops on the Western plains tip* farmers
depend, tir*t. on the emigrant*, who
flock into a country sulqect to homestead ;
Mcoadfon wheat bicral "tramp*."
rip-e mm start in Te\a* and follow the
harvest north. Some keep on the line
of tin* rivers. They work in TVvi* until
her harvest i* saved. Then they strike
for the Mississippi river and there lake
Imat for the North. When they reach a
point where tie* wheat i* not rut they
disembark and k'<> to work. Finishing
there, they go further north, and *0 keep
on until Minnesota i* iniehed, reusing
work only when the great field* of wheat
on the lied river and Dakota plain* are
nit. Other limn get in tip ir wagons and
drive north. TIP-SC, in hundreds of ve
hicles, ran be *'*< 11 going north. They
have I*ut the erop of Ti \a.*. The crop
of Sniitlp rii Kansas has Ken saved hv
them. Tin* farmers of Nebraska hsik
toward the southern horizon for tip*
white-to]i|H*d wagons to roll into sight
They will soon he among the hills of
the Dakota plains. These men are the
l>e*t of liarvi *t hands. Hut some of them
have very imperfect idea* of the
of personal property, and are especially
loose in moral* in regard to horses.
Hurled by Lightning.
From the village of Teruniseh. Michi
gan. are received the particulars of one
oft lie most peril li.* r freak* of lightning
lately recorded. The village sexton,
John O't 'onnell, was engaged in digging
a grave when one of the recent thunder
storm* came over. There was a blind
ing (lash of lightning accompanied by
an instantaneous report, as it sccne-if.
directly in the grave, and Mr. O'C'onnell
found fiiniself prostratiii in the bottom
of the grave, which was nearly com
pleted . The whole aurfaoe and sides ot
the grave were plowed up, and lie liim
self was half buried in loose earth. lie
tried t<i rise and was unable to, and
thought at first his lower limbs were
severed from his Kdy. They were com
pletely bereft of fei ling, and h<* had lost
all use of tin* muscles. Hraduallv, how
ever, feeling w*ns restored, and lie was
able hi rise, when he found Kith hoots
completely shattered and the lower parts
of Ins trousers torn, hut himself unin
ured. A general feeling of lassitude
and weakness followed, hut tills soon
passed off, and equipped in new boots
and pantaloons, he was soon well.—Cin
cinnati Enquirer. j
SUMMARY OF NEWS
Eattorn and Middle Slate*
1 he I *mi| I*l A lldW Hlllllil lIOUMI 111 IMMIIWI II
erection for the KHf> ICuthoaJ Company ittHi
Ivii'l llufUlo, N V., |i<}l in with m terribli
oiuli, killing tiim nam mid mote or le* *cri
oti*ly injuring olvvmi other*.
An *tplo*ton m tin.oil twmid fit
niinrnfi Iht'M tunning tut the Hudson I*•
twccu Now York AIM! \lhany, deiuoliaht*
l lii on *tntc room* tilled tin* muni aaloott will
mnoke uint brought (lin otil tI thru
birth* in u HtnU'ol Kimi e tenement lin mil
Ration *ho w f< l ihti etplo*utft ( base bevi
I CUUcd |l\ u IhII Willi JMlWilof, htough
till Uii| by u pitctiger, who ant CMpttir**
unit |trmoil Ui Ua wtdl known wtitdlcr. i'llm
Im-1ic ui ittlt-il in s itt itititt |i n tt| lho otiiiiili |
ln committing mi* thai Miiiiollinoa Iwriltitu
nt h* lnaiir
tho ot'onti t tea titer MOM-I ninti \ in Nes
\ ori* having mi bormt ddb Ku**iaii Mention
il i* who isuiiilkml out on tiio wtmrf ait nigh
and It. licvt *ta\ Matted lot the Wast
it. tin* premature Miiliwiiili u( a hlaot in .
!%. ■*i >at Huntington, t*u .Mu iito l Kyan,
•uli (-•iiilnii'Uii %l-rjh iCmtcomtt an ! A \V
k lit wete tnMaatly killed
i otf.iit nihil- o li* i 101 l i otlt and 4*i tin ui t* lit tut
it catifccd uinong tho Helta w in uti.i (tbuo
No \ oik 11) tho |itthlu* d< Litatiou of Mi
Aualiu I'm bin, Julit nl il I ht* Maiihatlm
Ueoch I 4iiu|mU>, ol Coucy hlnu.l, that be dc
not want ans l*rw4ltc* to |lnitiU the toil*
I'WH.vk. hotel ot iiiirmitt. Use declaralini
which lm t'lmlwl mull u tir went written h
Mi I oiitiii ItHliself, nu tkm am lolUtW* •• >\
ito liol like llio Jew* a a i las* ilioio at
outo w oil l*-hn\ml jtoople among litem, bu
'• u rule they nmko thnuselse* ofteu&ise b
thr knot of peopV mho pritieij*aily leuliuiti*
out nwil utui howl, ami I uitt **ti*nr*t w
klkhiM tie ' clit-t off without than with thoi
. i!oin I'muuiietit Hebrew* *1 Now Yorl
vehement!) tictiMiint o Mr. Coihiu'* action
uii)untiiinl
rati Fhm National liank t4 Hutler, l\i , ha
luilts*l Iho total liabilities are an
tho aM t mr tule*i lt Ito iriil to pu\ tj
ilwjMaittint, uixt to roiuiluirao nlout jflA.OUu ci
tho £JO.OUO of capital *n* k
Iho lVlili)UiiiUA Republican* Humiliate*
>utliu 1 Bullet lui s tto I i m>nrw al tiioi
convention tit lUrulmi|{ 1 tie plalioru
xjopled dt%Ultv at* *• itii|-ifU *hlo httollilly I
th tepeul tl Iho national law* w huh pioUv
tho put it s of tho ballot bol aii<t aerure tlin
election* denounce* llir I tetma'twlic part;
an t |>tairt tho iWiiWul, i in favor d •• f|&.
l aymrtil tf tilt iiMituaai loht in c*nn M an-t u
•* a |'i\j'or i urn* roticn inahlo in omu," on
iotai vSh hi |M>ko tor I W4> hKit a
iVm.rtfui, Mo , on tiio stiu toauiion *! i **tk
h .\-hs> atnl tiio i(o|tuhln an Otmut iai jtolicy
itaiuol i Ikon, lk*{uibliinii nomiiioo I n iiov
t inor. J tone lltaino ami Hon. ihotimn it
I Coo* I aim* A<U>Md>nl tho m->otin^
i'lily 6.0U0 |t-naui wore jnvwont at tin
rii-x itn xj the three U>< >->ntn ..
100 Natiftuti i oui|*ofaiU'o I uun at Ucai
IW f, N,l Iho cowan; itklnr? o inaiii
!-> >li> Aiaiy i utiiM(|-, of Muiu^n
ii Now Vi'ta iC I'llhllcan < ottltlliKOd
luw imuol a tNaii lor tho Mato l ••uvoiittoti, t
li* hrltl at s hoj tfiiilmi .1.
i/H'ii IVtot i r*loriito>or mnk )io! Now Y*<rl
t ;t\ with aw horltwrivw w hn-ii ho haM tnunlh**
trvnil HsU KmtM lIW*I, ATI Hll{ 44fli< ! t> Jftllin
I*. I ulior, wlh Actml a roJotw. Iho vnli
wic* tho mailt <| a W4u;*r tumlo with Lytttor
|*iltrr ( wh* arris ot tn x (iu KiVtK'taW >oi
w ilii a * hwl!irrv* which ho 4 v iaiuir(i tn have
ttuiniio*t tu*niA# thr ('ofitmrtit ftotn Ailouis
N I Iho two mon *urtwi frotu Sn Krai*
< tno on Uiotr no vol t*ur <n liwrmlwr s, an*
I o-lortnoyof ttiodio tho trip to Now \tk it
sit month* tin! Itfloru 'ol or Uitij; br
htt MkUiowhrtw in lliinoi*.
.i Micharl ilolriuirr, lorrtnan in A NOW
York oamly mariufa*-'tory', wa htn
irmii wt k ho w a* |tuiitu>ri u|a>ii it) Frwnk For
teilo. a luiisi wttrktnan. lal
tW(*- ami itwUali)' klllol. i'hrn l'ortcllo
with tho rcw-kits£ kmlo in hl han<i, w aikcv!
bi'Mif* Iho tffrt, ilrjyinu lle oltlxon. who at
rowteal hltn only aIU r a Itrroo •irsijfulo l'oi<
IcUo a lu*tis o w M lor has loeti
by his s Hunt
Al N \ , tho Kin|'ito, Itrrij rority
an 4 take Ontario milU w Inch has
V tot Al*rw at tor bed, ttmiU* wsrtti Othrf Intihl
it|g |y lniaioM nrtlift.lmvr Iwwii tire
Its file, nattifi£ a hr*% y low
J**hn iWtrtl, a r ivat tHUi Now Y k
A arr.tonro •*! Ihfoo )mt> ami .l
in**nthi al >itig jittw >u |tf bo
wine rejrwii'iy an<i trluwil to gs* I" woti
ilr lit taken l*olrt tho j nwMi |<h)lrian an.j
I>*unJ t Ito wril Null rtuoif to *ofi hr
wan !*■ kol u|< lit a *lark eri! ilioro lluakr.
tf s inlenl him, whon Hart oil the
ontmlS *4 hi* al'*j jmil Hi the I'liyto uc. • too
Koi thl* act Hainrtt Uken frvon hi* roil
am! "iwiktiwl with an in*!rutnent
I MQ4 Mdl MMUMI UM svl
while lo*.ni; takon frst lit* coil to thr <h**tif *
•rttN c. lUirttl atliwktvl Kotjm i'atix k Matk.n
wuh a ktoir, rttlttiig hi*(Ht in tr< I'lorw** and
a *%rre <Hiit(| in hi* 101 l thijth
Hereof Vl<H."nii. k then ku*wkt*i the c*u% v t
down w tth hi* OAJic Ikarrott fled t** Als*4l*ef
j*art tf the |>tiooti an i nnal hititwll w ah a
heavv halraner ko*|rr l*.hti II t*-d Al*
te*ii|'trd to tltret lianHt, *ho tt *od tho
hatnnor t* ihnw at htm, when the r *b<*t
tno nmtirl tho heart with hi* fs-s-.j
--vet, him in*lanliy ll*e *hMtmj; or.
r4itr*>t ii the |.rowtw atiwait 200 otn ict
who had t*er f*rtned into hue j*rej*rwlory t
uuin hei t dinner. liunnfS the lew
minute* pmf t the (lnn| ol the lata! *h4. tho
eQQVioti blllln tni.ks ax I mwdkMl aefti*'!
li-i*hn and (#ood and tho defiant joi**
ner ihe men were £n*)iif{ very turiwiient
and dioortlorly until Keej*er tiv-d fifed U|w*n
llamrtl. whon they 101 l back l*f a moment
\* they fti*hel t :wx\i ■rsrmi keejwr*
drew their re%*|ve* Aiu! tmuriiel the pruw*tier*
lrsin the plar V eorsmer • jury dwiiinl the
khootuif{ )*i*tiflahio
Jennie H >nnth and ( ofrrl l> llonnett.
the Jrrwy l it)' tnurdefer* t*f the
f•itner* !iul*uul. I'olaottuin Nmtth has*
b< n gmtifel• tirv triil t*y the airt i hr*
tun and Apjwai*. t hiddu*tkew |la*Jry drlif.
the opitilou id the emtrt, the
judgment lielow. 'IV vote *teal twelve t
three iu Uvur l A m W tnal. oiw nH
v otiiig
Much t' btJtldtn|r* <mj * and mil-
MwU ha* lorn ilone and wovrrtU iive* liave
INTH hat by one of the heavier tom* ever
tiMvirtrel tn M r*ton lVn*> lvatiw karii*
C ity and I'otrolia. two town* in the tul dmtrwt
ot Hutler county, and *itiiateil >n a narrow
valley wlitclt lUiir rtoek flw*. wrio
tiio serr *t ulTorrr* \ ia>;e wave of water,
between five and *n loot deep, *we|*t down n
karu* i ity Ifoueu* wot*- iu k*i| uj lism
lheir lo'iiukifi*n and *a.rne*{ tl a* tl they
*rr i'hi| The jieople living in the Immiwo
wore token ly *uqriw*. and thv *eene erne a
Inarfliliy jitem* ©ne Women were
find rmuninn for aid, *nd ehiidren, with their
htaite* pn*f*-Uiijs from the WIHIIOWN. tiilel !!••
Air with new l ahum and pray i* lor a*it
aimo. Ibst*. tall*, and u lew !••• were
htnliiv procured tv th* re*deiita of th*
portion* it the town, and one hv one the help*
le** |MM*|de were nwuel frum their j*enl.
Owing to the chtwp rhamrtor of the IHMIMW
and building* the ha* in tvam* * ity i* mt o • r
*k16.000 oi §"2O.tW From l\urn l ity Ihe
wafer ruwhe I thn nigh the Valley, laying wate
lis nn*. iirrymg oflthe gram which wn* land
ing in the held* and fearrng away atich oat*
building* a* were along the Umk thi rmrlt*
ing IVtmlia the wave went through the i niter
l the low n. ami over fifty buino**aml dwell
ing Ihwi**** were *wept awny. l*h Parket and
Kiirn* t ity ami Butler railroad* •ufleml u |ia*
o| 10,000, all their trr*tle* la-ing dittimgid
and the tmek* wiiahed nway hr mile* 'IV
*c ite preaenfed during the nih of the water*
wn* ii terrible *?• Mother* with Inlm* in
their arm* and halt-grown children clinging to
then akiri* w ere *e-n on |H>reli-lo|w, tlieir |mle
and luiggurd lace* plainly telling tneir tear*,
ss bile men were aeen combating hrasely lor
lift* in the inmhly torrent* I'he h** nt IV
troliu i* alxnit SIOO,OOO. Several |er*<iii*
were dmvite) ami number mor* re|Hirte*!
tni**ing.
Western and Southern Stales.
It i* believed that there in dunger ol an t
tack fr.an llritiah Arncricn iiimui the army by
1.000 ot sitting lluir*hoatile Indiana, sitting
Hull hitiiaell i* reportei to V peimefully in
clined, but i urged on to hoatilitiea by In*
chief*. The immediate rau*4* ol offence i* aaid
to tie the recent preparation* made by <en
end Milea t patnl the border more thor
oughly.
A late dipatch to n Cincinnati }>aper from
Meinphi* aav* 4 '*i*hroiighout all ef laat night
ami to-day stately *t renin* ot people luis e tcen
moving by every *treet, avenue and railway
trout tho impending lever affliction now threat
ening the pliigiie-Atrickeiicity. It i* Ktuteil .hat
2.000 depaMed by the I>otn*viHe rnd alone,
the r Imggnge pilinl in high Iter* • 'ending
timil Main t *tret on the company *
platform. To-day vehicle* id every imagina
ble deaeription have the highway*, i-ar
tying pissple, Iniggnge, hon*ehobl <• fleet* and
camp i*|uipnge to the country. Within forty
eight hour* the only remaining inhabitant*
will l>e |wis ert> -ftricken people unable lor hick
<•1 menu* to leave, iiegnie* and white men
occupying place* which ini|eratire!y* demand
their preiM-nce. The poor unable to go awav
ontuuintM'r tho*e who remained lat year. It
will M nii|Ma*tble to re<lice the popiiUthin IH
low 10,00(1. Allpro|erlywner*aiul nearly all
leailing <ffl-ial* have gone or are going away,
koine twenty of mtr henvieM merchant* iue
moving their *'ck* ti St. I/um and Cincin
nati, there to reopen and continue hu*ue*-*
until Noveml>Cr. A dull, dreary ami lone*oinc
time i* in proapect lor nil who remain. Many
hii*ijo ** I otiHcn clofed la*t night, and will not
na>| ten until cold weather ael* in." Another
SletnphiM diapiib'h of the *atne <late *aye that
ImfuncH* i* hlmmil *u*|>ended. ami nearly all
pcraotM rt liuuiii* have qnittcal the city with
their tn mi I tea. The hauling daily |aipera an
nounced that during the epidemic they svould
fiuhliah halt-ahetfla—the yellow lever dreea 4>l
aet year.
Mrn. Kliinchnrt and her daughter, Mi**
Heriker, were drowned in the Sangamon
river, at Diwatur, 111 The young liuiv wn*
to have been married, hut her aflhtticoi! Imlcd
to nn)H*!tr, and in it tit ot dexpernUon *he
Mtnited lor the ri\*r, followed ly Iter mother.
She plunged in, and ne Mm. Khineharf wn* at
tempting to wtvc her l>oth wore drowned.
< Klier* of the bridal I" 1 rmwly
till* ■MIDI* tut C
A .|>|.rmi* •tabl.ii.n umH . ffmy
....I ut a >li.|lM
mirml rwilly u .#l.i.
• '"*• •>"■ I llonisliy,
""'''""l Ali'xumlii
t.'hiUU, I'W ww I.' l- liwt WM i„.
•tanUjr aillwl by u .hot lr (n , tl „
'"V," 1 " "/.•'V 1 !" ! , " r "" ,, r- " t . i
lull)' by hu v h'liiii.
|w„ U>Um in lb* l .
Hm-miiieuU*. t ..I , hlu| W| „ ul
ittijcmiftly, blowing tbr flic,
damaging to the p%U 000.
A il*|Hl* 11 Iroill ly (§u j
( ill Mile* lit** !nl a livel |||§ |t
• tuiii tin Milk ( ieek linn l (i Imtiini®
Iwei e killed and litter wijiliri* W^j
I he strange *>gbt
Uw)cr itditiuliiin i* white man t d
it* the police court I UlrtiUK* other
!>
im|Mrl • til* iHNIIIMt) 111 H wllil H|u|| g,.,
urttm i Joint IMinuvMiit who
u*ault. It i wu<l to Im ilt cliwf (J j jj ir
kind r* *• known in the South,
111 Hyde l*w k . n UHlllifr#
tint** Hiatdeu BHirti, limned l.liiji Anna
Mint Nuin 1 row bridge, aged iwijwUyj
mul iW > mni, lav imrn living lor •t w J #lll
ill g***®! atyin |||Ma reinUUM deii*e| |4 M(|
c-lutc iHt (belli by tlltiil lliotiior. M| |J S
they became imbued with the tadirl
UliiPl Vina ft||i|iijiilrtUti|t Ui ,Mat
j ua*, and I hoy thin dcici mined U|*nt
Nulling up tlut • loot* mul lu.tn*• )( |(
liimim, the two odder under® dle*l tkr^^
I I tffgfttqi U | I ■•HMtu'i-l Mt'.ri l^ f J . ,
I cilia III* d 111 nliotiii-l I ... 1 a;I to hW (
toW ill t* l'll ltlll'tl 111 h.'Nilli! All tii
lei ato<;*-Vt t. CI |,tt 111 tMi l ium, tt '
li* \ t iU* hn\< Ins U fall u.W> tuue *
lllt \ury 111 th® • -* •! 4 olmu l Hufoi J
trial at On en tun, K> , lot (ltd luuritci ui >. 1
I hlUotl, til tor U tug out eighteen liuun, tr
ill a\ n it**-* 111 guilty 1.2 luulder Hi Uh* t
'twjjiw, mill fixed 111* punishment Ml iltipl i t
iiteul lor lilt?. I
I in- Ml** 11'*, <!mh Mil **!u!i- I oiiV 41
11• held mi M i.ti-'iu f ! in the rt-ii•! <1
■..i1l n ii! 4io\ t-i oi't -notit ti t ttir* othn >•; tl
■ •Mi* < -mi J tin- u!• jt •. a iti inn wiiiiv
itrt lnn I lor hnl.t luoii* > , lio tt)<l Inir <xl<t I
(toll*. Mini till' DriUiu mtH' n.H|Ol il,
iii 4 nujjivf lor Iboir .wtiun ui th ttj.juoj f fw
Unit bill*.
vmi Kimii*4m<ii hit?* t***u ttltlirttol ty tb* j* 4
: ititoiriiiii lever t*i-t im lm<l m *ix ilny*' uiMtrl
lar tootio u, w hii h toti* t*on by Muileine
dia|kcilf, toho rtniatioit Willi m wort* ol .ItM
ililltw ill ph i>riM* ol h.ofXl |*ot fttloo
A ilmjmtch lntftii I rt i'ork, MimtmtM, imyi
Jo*4{>h lMUitwrt, it to ft Ik HO to u ililrrjiflft lu
m imil, hint hi* to lit? nii't lout chiiibeh %*r?
kiiioit t*> tbt* suHi t In<limm Thru* olber }wr
•m>io* wit writ* rpturuitift with hiui Ihuii itu
I di.kUHl caiit|* tot-rr mUo kiliw), Mini tr lillit
l*ill to it* lakrii cm J >ll vet.
\! m Horto* ra. c iti I. lor u |.u*>c o]
eo 000—jTi, IfioID go to tlld to 1 unci aii't tlMtrrl
(O tbr toro-r lUrua .triottli i llotM-lu]. tUftllU|
the thtcr hml* ill '1 IT|, • 1 Mini 2 \h.
• ri-ri lietftewnilio iiunutr fm
. tkivi iiuir o| Ohio, <tj*?ni*l Ihr mui|i|(u lm
lit* |m f) to lib a |-c*rli at l*iMiwU*r
A tM*ml *l dotmuDM iiifti eolem) Ibe )*ui
in I'ikr o'uuty, (lUaue, wbrrr Irauk Hub #,
otiumi, >* m* rottltiitot on m rhtorjfr trf ttnuh
kihiU|* Mia Mary 1 if*umou, lout draii
ali i tinuGKrxi hi* laaly the trtw!M.
\ train on thr Kai'ittioie aftti Hi*< nnliuj
!Ulit|<wl tht IfiM k at Hm* alia ' to>
(kf
cMito into a rtiu b h.iigtne-rr Jhiiin
Alftt 1 iff lU*II llwl tor tr Ha ttlltJ* kill**!
'hi thr nuih' iii** ;* Itwif* on tbr North
wt*irrt nultnel, tohilr iai into U auk*
vt*n. 11l , utrui k h co** m thr trt**k miml *u*
thnrton .ft mjul h nrknl Kour turn wen
. kiltnl umtuntly, and another Motkuuui a*
j lalalty mjurral
From Washington.
1 he t;rto ..*\j it* K Lntioti to liir fire
i |) lii(i|t ol htm fuel jjuhe tttlo eflerl.
Heretolutto all Htei mmrtu nmtly biMiii|cwl
were |t toaixlewl to tJirir dean nation, ami iht'
amount due wiu cxdiwled ol Ihr }rf *on UJ
• h*Hn ttir it!rr torlr :*4 1f: t itdel thr
aew Imto |*attuftlrr arr U |*la< c
ifrnn Irttrr* not lull) }*fe]4ud lite *tatli|> *r
t-idlUunal tatii|* ito ku*iwb ilu* "]ftaU|e
I tue ftlainfM, Mini to ftend to tbr ulttce Wkt i t
he irttrr i* t* be deihiTed a htU l*r tbr
•lUioiitit o| *l*lll} H ailftineHl Ihr ]<ublUifttei
nhriti g uii lrltrr* ai>d biU* return* tbr
in to 1..J fMMtliuMtrr, Mli-i
tbr atnounl tfuin the mMUVflff ol ti*r
irttrr.
A Waahiugtmi ihna!eh mm> * tbr eiernln r
• amiQUtlM *4 the Nafruial lbuid *4 lim.th
■ia* rwfutwtad >auitat> in*|>ertur t iuit, *l
Jarktt, , to mwirl at oner to inifm t
•hr totoim on th,- litirul tbr muay*
north lr*n* Nrto Ofivn> wtm h Miltrfwl tn>Ui
•ri to lr *tr .to t >*imi acii a* tiienaiU, rlr .
an*! to r lKtniur cairluily to !e-U*rr any *u
1.. si hi* (*Mv hair oTtirred tbi* khhkhi Hr
: furtbn itmtiui lml U> kref* tbr taaaxl Advtar!
m nut- ati) out break ti rpjHitled tti the notlb
*n fan *4
the 4 tori *4 thr Itdrm I <4 Ntatiwtic* at
#U!r* that dnnng dune, IvTSh
} i etbignuiU aitivod at thr pott i 4 New
Vnrk, dunn£ Junr. tbr tiumber to**
' ihr all'%ai (4 <lunn£ tbr
t*• rl%r imtoitb* eodid Jttlte U). ISTf, viat*i* f
i ,11. ami thr numtrr lor tbr futitwjumdtuj;
jwtKMl 4 ih7% to** 7^,16).
K. IV, Motiffbtao, who h* Itopn I"nitcw!
Muaelrr <4 tbtOuuil *d >U IN-lefwbuig.
IbiMiii, i r tl*r f**t Imo ynan. be* tmdwwd
hi* irt||ft)fttMii, ami it ho* tn :i Mtre|>lrd by
! hr .
lie i'rtotoimt ha* dflftigoalnd thyiy-arvrn
ymmg vtne hw fliamitiAtluA foe a|>|*Hntmrtt
** Mftxmd licHitrnant* in tbr army to (til e&iit*
iiij* varanrifwi
Thr frwudml ha* *| -intrl '"harie# !*
Joiur* lu*tkM> *4 tbr Saiimiir t*urt c 4 tbr
t *4 < oUmtina. s> J iare 1 Juatic*' Hum-
I hfey*. iatrly dtreaw.! M' Jatt retaa naltvr
oj uhiii, l*at ha* no** in! in t!r Iliptrirt fur the
lot nitrrsi > ear*
ihirl ol iiuirwii id tot*t *tar* Nitnmo rrjwvrt*
that thr miuoa <4 thr r\j*rt* ol dmnmticmen
l iiftihlue durmfl tbr flirwi jrwu* en<loUtitie 30,
|h;a and I*T9, havr born * follow* in ISTh.
am! it 18?.*, sti&S 1.951. Ibr
v.*.ur*4 4hr r\|*fi* <4 ! -it gii lie *v handier
! r.* |* ti>r *:;n > •. - 1 and
s*l-.U.'i.T'.'d fe*|>n tirrly. 'lhr %alur* of thr
iu|wrt 4 man lamtiat during thr ymnendw!
.lufir .TO. JJCH 11*9. were ** flk>to*
J. 4 iT.CkSI 532 I*l IS7V and f44u,?92,14l in 1879
Hir iftlue u| thr rxrafla *t ninrhaiidjwr
Imtu tbr I nitrd Stair* dunng tbr ttarai you
jn*t rnilni enwalrl thr value id thr import®
*1 mrirhandter by thr attni f f.fH ♦> a*
aa:* u *t an etrrMi 4 rt)*rta met nnjmfi* • I
meix lioniito- *hiri* g tir f-m-rting yr*ir
aim Hinting •< t)"2*7,M4 2U. Ihr iiijn *t.l
eifntrt* of coin and ImUhm dut rig thr bi*l
ti* al ymr wen a* follow* KifWHl*,
'/Wi.tHt . j!i|wrt*. 9*20.29*1.if*0; an eirr** of
eipwl* <d llurii it thr ptto-alitg
(t*ai vr*r thr rajHiiV.* *f roxn and hiiliion rv*
reeded thr im|*ovie rf roin ami tmilion by Ihr
mitn of St 1
Foreign News.
A terrible itorni 111 I'later oonnty, Ireland,
ha* deatmyei) tiHiuaanda 4 arrr* *4 corn, |*ta
t*r* and hay. I'he nun lortned a lake itftrrn
iniln* long.
The hmiae 4 dtiltu* .fork, a lartner re*idjne
tto Irom I hi it ihl, Om . wo buinrt
to the ground, and two* I hi® children |erihl
in t)ir (tiinifH. Air dud ton* Uu pmtit>
tatallv burped.
The Nova Sootian diij> St lU*rn:ir*t* ha* tan-n
tout *(T thr coawl ol Hollnnd. Ihr captain,
pihtt and five men wore drowne!.
A firr at Ni|ni-Novgorod de*trored thr
tairiiar ami many hourr® ami ®hof<* While
the flame® wrre raging an e* pi onion 01S
out ml in one ot tlir *hopw, killing I wonty-one
|xr*>n
Meaara. Price. llonted A Co., Ilritiah army
agent® and tneiciuuit®, o| I >mdon. have tailed
|<*r g'1,000,000.
A duel with award* lia* ju*t lieen lotight ta
t wmm ta 11 Pan* etlilor®, one ol whom wm
wounded in Ihr aUtninrn.
I.ite rr|*ort® from tir *•**! of war in South
Alnr.i any® that King t*#4ywa>o'® prv>*i>erl*are
gloomy. I hie ot the king'* krani* htime*! by
Lord 4 'helm*for*i wna the /.ulu luiar *f o|Hra
tiona. Light Zulu rhirl® with ther follower*
have went an intimation to the |lritih camp
that thry would urnui<ler. Thr lintiwh camp
hold* 1,200 Zulu* aim have mirrendered, and
*ulmiiH*ioii® are made tuuit ly
A. tot |Vtrr*! rg di*pateh *ay* that in nm
®o}i)eMM* ol the prevalence of incendiari*tn the
nuVhot itirw ol Ktiavkotf have di% idnl thr town
into 524 fire diatrict* l.vrry bonaebolder i*
liotitid to keep a wperiat tlight walrhtnati, ami
to have thirty bucket® *4 water at way# ready.
Further di*pald;r* rere e*l hy thr flritt*b
government from Smith AlViiw dntKMnre the
detent by l/nl t'he|m®foid ol the Zulu* under
King 4 'etywayo. the drat ruction ol 1 luttdi. and
the xirtuaJend o| the war The Zulu*, con
> • ingot twelve legiment* aggregating 20.000
men, ®iivrottnded thr Hntih trooj*®, who
loiiiiiml into a hollow mpiare. The Zulu*
etinrg'*'! the mpiare on all lour of it* wide®.
Aflet the Zulu* were broken hy tle Hritiah fire
tbe\ were puraueil hy the rivalry and utterly
touteil. bin! 4 "helmafortl Imrned and den
trove I ail the inilitai v kraal* ami returned to
hi* * amp filename evening. The llritinh force
<vm®i*toif ol 4.01K) Kuro|>ean*and 1,000 native®,
with twelve cannon and two tint ling- The
Zulu lone amounted to 1.000; the llrilmh lon®
ten killed ami fifty-three wounded.
The nntuinl content for the Klclio *hiel*l at
\\ iiiitihvloii, tlii* year, ha® reunited in tin* *nc
eca* o| tlie Scoftjfth team, who acoml I.AOA to
1,401 lor Ireland and 1.48*2 for Ktigiaml.
At a im-etmg in John Bright pre
*idcd, and inn *|ieech intimated that the Kng
litoli rule in India wit- a fiiilure. Hi® apttovh
excite*! much hoatile comment.
A ti*|uit*d Irom Oldham, Knglaml. nay® the
cotton trade outl*H>k wan never more gloomy.
A rigid cenwondiip of tlie nreaa tin® leen
e.Htabliahod in Ku*in; the ismtrol ot printing
hu* been trun*ler iwhl Irom the civil t< the mi
litary authonlie®, mikl* only ®uch piihlieafion* ;
a- are naiueit by tie* government are allowed
to appear. Of American print® the New York
(I* mid ami a Muentillc iiiagaxiue are tlie onl;
one® pei mined to la* eimitate*l.
The Kmprea® Kugcnie lut writtnn tc ijiiceu \
1 V u-toria twitting '• no pxmaltv Im
111 |hhi lieutenant < wrwy, who ssmmpMMMl •
llr I'nirr Imperial and wbn ran away whnti
ihr Zulu amlaterode • dißrloee*!
Hi. Ninrfun Patty -VriM aniiouiiciw the
t resignation of Hull John WoWl, I •<*t States
M, 1.1.i. i in Kt.glnnd, account * *•••••""
. u i.av.ii.iini. Mi WUli hax recently !"*< "
I ! In..tin-, mul i.l<•'
Ftrii About Uraia.
\Vlirnt W tin prim- of uralim. It con
tniii* not only aUarth tunl utlwr cotwlitu
. 1.1- MNantOM to nil (train*. Ml lrp'
per oi-ttl. of gl utnn —U plartic principle
,of grain. So it yitldc a largi-r amount "I
uouruhinent than many otli.-r of tin
.-.•mtla. Animalu that live on rnin
ooiupowd largely of aUreh are not well
nourinhiil; •!. not thrive well and lone
on ttUtri-h alone, hut do live and flourinh
where gluten i* oontixliiod in eotinidera
-1.1. quantity They do la tter mill when
they .an foliar final a mixture of all tin
non.tituenU of the grain*. Thee eou
ntituenU *it in all, hut not in the saiio
proportiona. Maine -onulna mon-oil: ]
wheat more gluten. Roiutt grain* eon- j
tain I.imparllively little oil or gluu-ii
Oatmeal is obtained by kiln-drying th
oat* and removing the outer akin. It*
flur i* i Fiali wln*:U rtoUl. It* l
(ante i peculiar and not nlwaya liked.
The Scotch oaliii'-ai in voarw-r than tin
Kngiish and I* more highly value.l. liar
lev i* very little ue.il In making bread
Karl liarley i* the grain deprived of it*
|itt*k, rounded and polUhed by attrition,
i'nt.-nt hariey i* pearl harley ground to
tin *tate of dour. Harley contain* hut
very little gluten in a free mate. It*
plaeti. manner is albumenand ejtM-in. It
-aiitiot la- made into light bread, hut a
In. a-i i- form* 11 of it by mixing win at
lour with harl.-y meal. .It U !<•*• digea
\ibU\ tCM
palatable and lee* nutrition*
ban wheal, n bread. Barlev water, so
isrful a* a nutritive and demulcent
triii t in -e kiii --. l- prepared from p*:u i
iari v. Harley, under the influence ot
i af tilth ami moi'ture. germ mat'*, am!
in growth of the sprout* lieing checked
v . vpoßiiig the grain to heal in a kiin is
a 1 led mall. It contains diastase, that
-nverts the star.-h into dextrine and
tgar. The mail, infuped in hot water,
rids sweet wort, rub In sugar, and j
ed lor making beer. Hyt in fonu
•ii, wlmt resembles wheat. The.-.-liter i
•lareby and the grain contains aonte j
ten, and so may lie made into light j
td. It i* the "staple food of siui* j
•ions of the .-anil in which wheal j
* not grow. It has nearly the nutti- s
l A value of wheat. lu brown oolor |
Va. id taste render it of much let.*
*•, Its relaxing effect Ufa.ii tiie foa!
*"-S renders it* u*< ful in constipation, i
*' l exisls in many varieties. Popcorn
ha*e faa-uliar .juality. on e*p*suri- to 1
*ir< heat, of turning inside out. All
theyrj,. |j rtl< deprived of its hull and
hnii or . oarsely ground, are known
'o> h^ n y.oamp, or grits, which is hoiked
and k B like rice. It contains hut little
jfhiUjHlmy is not fitted for bread, un
,<-ss i, u h-at or rye. The brown
br< a.t t i„. Kastcrn States is a mixture
f.wh, niai/.e and rye meal. It o>n
tatns xrp,* percentage of starrh and n i
mall c of plastic, fatty and mineral
natter,,j M , l( . ~u i m nutritious article
of diet v (t obtain a sufficient amount
of nutrsm a very large quantity must
la- .-ate. Starch, eaten with plastic j
article*-, milk, meat and (iiiew —pro- i
unites gT th and strength. It is easily j
digested A j* a proper aliment in dis
order* ofp intestines, especially in di
arrln n Rice flour of the j
shops is ually so much adulterated ;
that for tlj.i,-k ir well rice, if needed j
in theloraf flour, should b- ground at j
home. Hng rice is so apt to remove j
what littl*iati. matter it contains j
that ateank* the best way of cook- ]
ing it.— i'rtif t<inn< r.
'"r stllig *>} mjHoatu
In the stoma.- a ,i t,els may announce the
existence ..Ito* .lyiqaaaua in the Cist or an
.ilatna-tKOi in r i or the apprxmch ul
..me cia>!Tiuc ni |,i m j„, i or aim|>le diarrhea
i.ii<\ Inner . <mr ernctaltoti*, a pressing
down .S the t-n, a feeling <4 op|.tessi.ni or j
Pultehng at the, the st.naarh. are among
these unpieaoanj mptoms. They an.! their
Canse ate sjaaaf remedint by HoMUr 1 .
Stumaeh Itill.-rs, ~ng)e winegiasaful ofte..
causing an immst, casation .4 twin. When
the diHlctilrr e<>nl, ra a a only inn —ry in i
pursue the use <4tn, siaadaid cartuinauvr i
ami an!i-dcsf>ef4ii n edk-itte to <>!*ain entire !
ami ficnuaneat lej Nothing in the com
|- iii.ii. flavor i*,e Iti'ter* is tn the slight
est degree <4Heeoihle. Mcitcal men pro.
tannine it eminentJ) ur a,
HUM VS.,aid tote.
V\ ene the •j<irsti<.i, u | m >iMd to the ho!lot.
and w. nuen w ere aihsd to *.4e, every w.,imui
.11 the land who has tsj Ir. Pierre's Favorite
Pres. ript urn would V* ,t to tie an unfailing ]
mine !y hi the <iios peculiar to her sex.
I>r Pierre has mcety) hundreds ul grateful
testimoniaU .4 its nutve power.
low a Ctrl. ,ai Marrh 4. 187 R.
Itr H I*. Pirrrr.
lit ix his For mauhionth* 1 xras a great
■ulteier. Phyainans oq,j aflortl me no re
hot. In my .impair I Cjiuenced the nee c 4
y.mr Favorite Pr-ri J<m . Jt epoodily
rflerted my entire and |curat curr
Your* thaiiltfly,
Mas I,x ft. lUim. i
Malignant ami suUie indvt w the poison at
rr<4iila. and terrible are t ravages tn the i
system, limy may, howeve bejeniiaoentlv
stayed and the destructive vi, expidted from
the cnrcuWition w th SeoviU'a t<K>d and liver
*viup. a jsnenl vcactahle 0.-rgent which
eradicates all skin diseases soiug no vestige
<4 them behind. White sweilit, salt rbeutn.
letter.a>a-.wiw. liver complain*nd eruptions
• 4 every dew t-qitain are nivarwjy conquered
if it. Druggists sell it.
A rxtrnui Kvxnir.—" Hixni Ilron
chial "l>ocbe," tor cougtis. col da d bronchial
:i(tectums, stand first in public laor and con- .
fi.lenre. this result has town acq-led by a teat
<4 many year* Twentv-flve centa bos.
Itealers will, <4 course, often revynroend an
otgau a* lost liccause they have i|<> sell, or
can make more on it. Rut it has too demon
strate*! at all w.irld'a exhibitions tr twelve
v ears tlixt those made by the Mason HanUin
< >rgan t'o. exi-el all others.
I'Hh*
The teMirated
" MXTV iiuuvs'
Wood Tag Plug
Ttmttm
Tax hnmx Thucoo Ooxi-ist
New York. Boston and Chiagn-
Ttie Mandrlaaohn Piano Cm, No. ItlKaat
l.Vh .-street, N. Y-, "ell Piano# at Ffctory
1Y Write lor a cataliyfue.
For pins. etc.. use C. tiilbert 'a t'orti Stnch.
I's„■ l lni'. Its* *w I—l N'svv rtv'SS-o
THE MARKET*.
■raw vnaa.
llscf ewttts— Met. Nsilvss. 11V*wt... trv,h \ ;
Cft'Tes K-at* Mttk .♦ 0V '
asrti mm ox', a tf.
la ml* # 4 #S
Hugs— l-tvc "* -4 <x
prcssel V* **V
Floor V.. Ktats. ir*l to ctuilos 4 ? .4 •OC
Western, gxid to fancy 4t • i 4 X (X)
tn.oai—No. 1 Ked 1 11 41 N
White Slate IIS 4 1 P
It re Wat- OX V-H
Harley Two Bowed Stats 4 111
. ore.--Piigrsded W-stefii W XSIL ... 44 ,4 X *
Sou*.hero Tallow Xltq-4 4S *
•ata—White state . XI .4 X-
MiVfst Wester 11 XXt%\4 IT
l!ay (lets 11 grades M 14 ft
str* bong Ujv perewt # 4 II
Hope -Wale, new crop .. Ot 41 I*
IvvrW Mo— #* 4I
lard TILLY Steam T* X7.A >X.OO
! Ivtrwlsom Crude (18 |4<V q Befinsd OX*.
VV.>I State and Psnn. XX. Sq4 XI
; r •ta . r-cniery IXtX 1M
Pstry I* *X t*
Western <'rsamery......... II uX l*h
r.ctory Cl. .4 tot,
(*i eese State r.<-tory 04 >4
Sk.ni. 01 .4 OX If
Western Var-torT 4 4
Kgg*—State and tVnneylrauta IX 4 UX
pntt.ariat.rsia.
Flour tvnn. ebotoe and fancy .... * XV <4 X XO
Wheat l*enn. U*d It" <4 11*
Arnlwr 11* 41 11
Kyw—Stats Xoqi4 l
<Vm *iale Veltow 80 W Xo
Oais Mtisd X7 ,4 **
Holler Creamery I vtra IX <4 I
Cheese--New York Factory. 9tXs OX
Pctroictitn—Crude 08 4 08 Refined, 08%
•rrpata.
Flonr—Ctty tlroniid. No. t Spring . 8 >8 >4 * TS
Wheat lie,| W.titer 1 11 14 I U
(Vvrti New Western ...... 41 |4 41
<<s 1 State X-J .4 40
Barley -Twis-Uowe.l State.... 81 UA T*
aoeros.
It 1 ittle—l.i*.-weight 04 (4 04'.
Sheep 04 <4 08
Hogs 04 | >4 08
Flour Iseoiialn an ! Mfnn. Fat.. 8 (to 1* *< 0
Com Mixed and Tltlow 48ts<4 48
"at- Kxtrs White 45 <4 48
Itye State tw<4 88
i\o*<t- Wjsh. d. tN.mhitig k IVlalne.. 81 <4 4o
F n washed. •• •• 3* 14 Titg
HRIUIITOH (MAM.) CaTTUX Majtati
Beef ratio -btvi Wight 04 ,4
M|.- 14 <4 0>
lambs (18V4 08
II ■— mv a (4y
Muson a II urn lln ( ahinct Orfrans
Bemnoatrated iwst t.y HHiBKST HUKCKS AT ALL
WHHI.D S KXFItStTIONS FOR TWKt.VK VK VKS. vta.
at PARK. I*B7. VI*A, 1*78; SASTIAOU, 1878. l-gitacat
rniA. 1*78; PARIS I*7*. and URASO Swimu (into Mxnai
I*7*. Only Amrriean Organ* ever awarded hlgheat hn
or* at any Aitrh. Sold for cash or installments lixr*
TKATmn CaTAioaea* and ('lrrn'ar* with new atrlee and
im.es. sent free. MASON A HAMLIN OROAN CO
Boatoa. New Tort or Chicago.
SIAI. einnn llivrate.l In W ad St St.s'k* make
O!l!10 O I UUU fortunes evcrymonth. Book sen
free explaining evrnrthlnc
Address BAXTKK A CO.. Ranker*. 17 Wall St.. N V
AFXin 10 *. U. HH'II 4 tXh.!* t" ciu
VrMII I" !! 8c: .1 ItnatnrM ui ui
tfbllll t< d. txpeim ■•• tat Free
M ...A WtNTII AirrutaVVantril ItMheat
*V.BTII , - , -l!l |1 tt r *M'**• In tl.e world, one sample frea
Address JA V It HON SO N. Detroit. Mh n
nnillßJ Habit (It Shin Diseases. Thon
(IHlllln ssli.ls.ure.t le.w.tpO.es ltunotfa)
Ul HJIVI to write Dr. F. K Msroh.Qntncy. Mteh
PgCHKT I*l4 IKI.N AIXV. :M>,lMMlWr.ru, si*
Ir. Foote's Health Ifoiithly, onsyevr, nth
MORSAT lliu Poa. Be.. I'M K. XXtk XV,New Tork
Tin sun dimi co
rtr IMoblUhMl Head ■ •■■*'■•'
THEIR IKRTRCMRKTM b* • lundard Taloa • j
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Leading Market*
Of the World!
gearyetiorr r<>*iiti*d aa lb* TIMWKf IK TtIHR
OVER 80,000
KMi> •>< i" K WW weutauur lu "
W.rfk aMbpWMI PrVwa
MW Earn! far * fata agMB
TrtmontSt.opp.WajtUamSUßnstii, lUf^j
EXODUS
T* !*• bMt l* 4*. U la* tw •"**??_
3,000,000 ACREB
Motel, (a UM fHM
KID aiVIR VALtIY OFTMN lOfTK
Oe l*M •*. tee yrwe *e nr
fa-rp*-'-* ettb fall lafwaAMe mafia* Dmb, AtwW *
killiilUlHKlu
lor tvruU of Pol tab. rat.up L*>r, Ckullwe
MnhUlu and <lte*pe<eaJMtea*ted
Atuluofc birot. i'rylteu.;, urte.
Pw"<Wf HRC't C6MfH
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"BACK FROM the MOUTH OF HFLL
Mr aa* who baa ten that*!
"RISE and FALL o the MOUSTACHt
Ms lt>* ttartiaptua Birtrjr baaaorlM.
Samantha as a P. A. and P. I.
R, Juatah Aben'r elf*
T%* lbf* tft.ii *u.l tot-a*!l!n* baek* *eb Apaem
fo iai |l t look* tt eir'reberr Itert terw
I rtra* ASdrewr LOR Airat < AMKHICAK PtHUUIW
ft. . Hartford. CA; Cbmap*.l" _ __
f AO I AHEAD
I tAv)!*"™" 1 "'
TU* WT tel pood* dKaet from (Mr Importer* *t It
be OMUL, net Hert teat. n tdteead Co CM Apt
aj .r. Iter**. ALL uruu CllDlßrll'
Kre terror PREE.
The tireml American Tea < mpaa
SI and 11 Vrwy Mr.rt. Ire t*rk.
r . k isaa. I
HONE BtiTTI.E WARRAXTKD A
pert act. are tar a', knrta of PILES
Two to fine 'a-tttaa la fbr wort
wo a 1 tnuT vKitrii.A
SALT RUi.ru. bhw matikk <
EUiXESS IVXPKI"XIA.CAS;CR*. j
CATARRH and all diaraaa* of UJ
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An Open
Secret.
The fact is well understood
that the MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT is by far
the best axtental known for
man or beast. The reason
why becomes an "open
secret" when we explain that
"Mustang" penetrates skin,
flesh and muscle to the very
bone, remoTine all disease
and soreness. No other lini
ment does this, hence none
other is so larpeiv used or
does such worlds of good.
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