SII.K CIT.TI'RK.
KiprH*ni rtllir Mtftntfi NfWttrlnaa
Cam mil.
The New Orleans Pintyum says:
Thursday eyenint a reporter visits
the St. Augustine <-onvpnt, on Bayou
road, near St. Claude street to ascertain
some facts relating to the Sisters' ex
periments in the culture of sill; worms,
lie was ushered into a plainly furnished
sitting room, adorned with *a<Ttd ob
jects. to await the presence of those sis
ters who wen* best arouainted with the
subject under consideration, From
them it was learned that they had tirst
commenced the cultivation of the worm
in 1K24 At the time tlte convent was
in very poor elmutnstanors, and their
physician, Dr. lhthour.sugrested to their
talcing to the altore employment a* a
method of meeting their expenses. The
doctor *!u> not merely a man ot word*,
hut also ol deeds. Heine intimate with
a French gent loom who carried on this
industry over in Covington, he obtained
some eggs from him and save t hem to
the sisters At the same time they
planted some mulberry trees in the
yard. When seed* mt sown the trees
that result an' superior to transplanted
shoots, lull such a method consumes
much time before they beeoi. e grown to
proper dimensions As the sisters
wished to reap the harvest as tarty a*
possible, they inserted shoot* in the
ground, which inmwxliatelv took root,
and in a very abort time leaves could
be gathered without uiiury to the voung
trees. About January the eggs began
changing into worms. Thesistrragnth
ered the youngost and tendervst have*
and placed them over tlte eggs. As soon
as they were hatched tlie worms began
to eat with great voracity, clinging to a
leaf until nothing >ut hare fibers re
mained. Than they would be supplied
with fresh leaves The room where they
were stored, was always kept at an
even degree of temperature. The* ate
night and day for one month. Then
they commenced their coretons. In
three days they were finished, and the
worms were completely buried in the
production of their own labor. In or
der to make the cocoons of any value
the worm had to be destroyed. This
was done by leaving them in a moder
ately warm ovn for fifteen minutes.
Some wen- left undistnrbed in order to
fttrnish the eggs for the next tear's
crop. These latter cocoon* were left
untouched for exactly a week. By this
time the worms had worked their way
out again, and had changed themselves
into a variety of butterflies. The co
coons. after t ite worm has come out. is
of but littie value. I Hit in France they
are used in the uianutActure of an in
ferior silk, with whieli parasols arc
covered. The*- butterflies were kept in
a darkened room, the walls of which
were lined with dark flannel, and on
this flan e' lbs* laid their eggs These
were of a light bluish-brown color, and
slightly concave at the end*. The sis
ters were eminently uereaafa' in their
efforts. There are now almut a donaa
large mulberry trees in the convent
grounds. TwW their crops oi silk
worms were failures, but both tinue
through accident, (hue some .-offer
was placed to parch upon the same
store that niwd to heat the room
where the worm* were kept, and the
strong odor killed them. t>n the other
occasion fire was kindled by day. and
the room left cold and op-n at night,
and the change of temperature caused
the destruction of tin- sensitive crea
tures.
About four years ago the sisteis car
trai off two gold mc.ia's at the iudtt#-
Utal exhibition. Again, oneol the sis
ters visiting Frame, displayed some co
roous there. Tlx-y were found to cwtu
oajv very favorably with tliose in
France.
The life and *> of this coterie ol
silk workers was the venerable superior.
Sister Theresa. She U now too aged to
superintend the laborik and nearly all
the material and the wonus were seut
to theThibodaux invent, when* a sif
ter proficient in the culture of the
worms resides.
Sister Theresa still keeps a quantity
of eggs, ami raises the worms a* a past
time. The sister* wade onirsilk thread
from tle-ir Some roses made
with this and dyed were really lienutt
fttl. The >iik ronls which hear the
crosses were aiso woven with thread
mad.- by them and dyed. The rjoth
could not be made on account of the
lack of lite nor* starry ma>-hinery.
The superior is enthusiastic over the
thought that there is a possibility of
silk culture hecotuing one of the es
tablished handiworks 'here, and prem
ises to give ail those who wish it the
benefit of iter knowledge and experience
' in that iinc.
Manation in the Arctic Nca*.
A letter from F.. F. Nye, hark Mount
Woilaston. off Gape I.isburne. Arctic
ocean, written to the New Bedford
Qttu*danl, says:
This season, up to the present time,
has been a successful on-*. Fifty-one
whales have been taken by the fleet,
against thirty-two at the same time last
year, and the whaies have run iarge, av
eraging about li*> barrels of oil. and say
60.61)0 pounds ofwfcaiebone in all; also
about 11.000 walruses. against 12,000 last
year, tiff walruses making leas oil than
Usual, as fewer females were killed, and
a larg-r proport ion of mah> walruses than
in years oast. Not a whale has
taken in the strait or the Arctic ocean,
and oniy one whale ha* Ixh-u seen, and
that by the Helen Mar. Four ships and
several brigs and schooners got to the
eastward ard missed the cbnnro. A
great many wbalas were se< n. and more
than usual were stru.x and lost. The
Mar *trm K ftltreu and lest seven: the
Fro grc*s five and saved two. Not a
whale has been taken lv the natives of
the whole coast, and the whaling party,
with their rocket gun*, which winteren
in 1* over bay. got nothing. The natives
on Ihome.fe island* report seeing large
natuliera of whale* goirg north in May
and early in June ia*t. cast of the islands,
and they struck over to Cape Thompson
and the Point Hope, where the nativ<
took five (one I(#.Harre! wlutle, one of
about forty barrels ,-uid three small one*.,
without wiiaWx.ne > There is more ire,
and Anther *<au, this year than u>ua:.
Ships iiave b.-ni in fIU tod. g ; yesterday
four or five ship* were thirty-five mil—,
east of Cape l.i*burtic. -topx-d by tlte
iee. Captain Tom William* started
four days ago with hi* little steamer,
'he Bouquet, to mu-t Woiuwright inlet.
Point Bei.-lwr or Point ltarrow. if pos
sible; he will trac the shore around ;
Ids steamer draws only three and a half
feet of water. and can sti-am lUft miles a
day. The trading veuei# have about
6.W0 pound* ol whale'ione ami a small
quantity of Ivory. c< m pared with for
mer years: about hail the fleet are in
this vicinity, tin* other liaif are all over
to (Jajxt fWse aud tlie western shore,
wait using. de-iroyinjthcm by tlie thou
sand; about ll.fttMi nave been taken and
30,000 or 40.000 destroyed this year.
Another year or perltaps two years will
finish them; then- will hardly be one
left, and I advise all natural history so
cieties and museums to get a specimen
while they can. Fully nnc-tbiru of the
population south of St. Lawrence island
died: in one village of 200 inhabitant*
all died excepting one num. iloteer*
took their children to the burying
grounds, stripped tin* clothing from their
emaciated boute- and then strangled
them or ;t the intense or Id end their
misery. -Tt Is heat trending to hear them
tel. how they suffered. Captain Cogan
Ji.t* tafon venr fow wairuses; he says
iltat for every hundred walruses taken a
family is starved, and I concur in his
opinion.
At are lor Croup.
Croup, it is said, can be cured in one
iniuuic, and the remedy is simply
a.umn and sugar. The way to accom
pli*b tli di-eo is u> taken knife or
grater and shave off in small particles
about a tc-aspoonful of alumn; then mix
it with twice its qmintity of sugar, to
Itiake it palatable, ana administer it as
quickly as possible. Almost instanta
neous relief will tol.ow. If the child be
very young, tlie nurse must hold it
.-U adtly (especially if it be in a fit) with
both hands, while another person adds
lite water. A hot cloth and blanket
should by got ready to receive tlie child
directly it is taken out of the bath, so a*
to prevent any sudden chill. Five to
fifteen minutes, or longer, according to
lan umstances, is the time the bath may
lie used. A proper thermometer for the
hath is valuable, for the exact tempera
ture of the water can lie thereby noted.
At the first immersion of the child the
wa'er should he about eighty decree*,
which can then be brought up to ninety
n degrees or KW degrees.
Tlie season's entertainments bavobeen not
xbH-tree trom annoyance by coughing. Dr.
huil's Cough Syrup doea this. Price 26 cents
cbotria.
TIMEbT TOPICB.
The number of package* of tomatoes ,
nut UD in th I'nited States last year
!wbhu„ IM "f
Maryland icmilng oft with
New Jersey, 5,f5i.000: 1 tela ware. 4,-
00U; New York. I.N).tW:
<tt*, ww.tW; IVnnsylvania, laxd*'";
Fscifii coa*t. l.WOOO; Western and
other Slates. 1.W0.d00. \et many of
tlie picscnt generation can revati tto
tini<' when the tomato was regarded* 1 H
curiosity.
lleivaie Dr. Thomas (iuihrie's cx<-cl
l<-nt reason* for is-ing a total abstainer.
I iiave tried both wa\*: I-is-nk fWwn
cvoerionce. I :uu in vtxxl spirit because
I take no spirit: lam hale Ins-au-c | use
no ale: 1 take no antidote in the form of
drug* because I tak<' no |wix>n in the
form of drinks. Thus, though in the
tirst instance I sought only tlie public
good. I have found my own also since I
became a total abstainer. I have the*o
! four reason* for continuing u> l>e one
first, my health is stronger; second, my
head i* clearer; third, tuy heart is
lights; fourth, my purse i* heavier
Scarlet fevn is a *is>urge a.* mu< h to
lx> dreadesl ill Northern l itic* ax tlu vvl-
I low fever is in the South. A lending
cause of the di-ense being spread i* from
ladies visiting houses whore there are
ea- -a, or attending fuueials of tliose
wlto have <liel from th> malady, thus
impregnating tiieir clothing ano carry
ing the genus to their own and other
lambic*. Thiadisease should b<" tn-atsi
in a manner similar to small-pox .*> re
gards quarantine regulation*. It i* not
less terrible in it.* ratality. and not un
ftvviU'-ntly leaves the convalescent
with deafbea*. blim?tie*>, or some other
M'rious aflWtion
Ofliciai whippings aie <oniinUnl regu
larly at Newcastle. Del., and are re
garded a.* a matter of course by the resi
dents. On the last whipping day five
convicted thieves wen* punished. Tin
first was a (lerotan. who was uot
severely lashed, and he walk<si away
smiling. Tlie second wa a tramp, wlto
hore theonleai without flinching. Two
uegrooa. who came uext. writlail and
muttered under the pain of severe blows.
The fitth wa.* a boy of fifteen, lie wa*
so frightened that it was necessary to
. f<ns liiut to the post, and at tlie first
ti<>k<- lie desperately freed himself by
nulling hi* hands out of the staples A
handkerchief was uaed to fat<-n hiiu.
but lie got loose again before the pre
aeritied twenty blows were eotnpleted.
and pathetically beggtal the alterift' iu>t
to strike so hartf.
The movement in temperance known
a* home protection, which, in reality, i*
woman'* L-oko on the dram-shop*, is
gaining in favor in all parts of llie-tuu
try. Mve of the annual <Vn>entnn* of
the women s < hristian temperance
union*, held in the separate New Fng
lainl Statts. have paasetl btune protec
tion rv solution* iudor-ing that line ol •
work. At the late annual meeting of
the National >Vomen's Christian tem
perance I'nion in Indianapolis, a resolu
tion wa* pm>'d to the effect that "the
organisation* there represented should
in each Stat oefret- to choose their own
methods of work." thu* removing all
restrictions of that body from such State
wontcn'* unions as shall deride u< a*k
for the temperance ha! !o? Kleven State
orgnnixation.* ahemiy indorse this move
ment: oniy three ready oppose it. and
their rank*, it i* said, by no iucan>
solid
The Child n the iMPr-Step.
" Di<i die 1.-avc any cUildeen 1
"Ye#, ttii* bit of a child
"And who'll take her?"
" I don't know. AVe are ail very i>oor
around here. sir. iiut we must find her
a place somewhere, (ind lielp tin* littie
girl, for she's ail aion now!"
The sexton bad called at an old tene
ment house on 1-afayeUc treei cast U
take a liody to a paU|-r'* fie'd—the
Ikklv sf one whose ;ife hai been worn
out in the tread-mill of hunger and des
pair. Nobody knew that the mother
was dead—hardly *uspe< iro that she
was ill. until one morning this ekild ap
peared at a neighbor's dotr and quietly
said:
"Would you lie afraid to come o\er
to tuy house, for ui i< dead ar.<l I'm
keeping awful still, and I'm afraid to
talk to her when die won't answer."
The mother had !-*-n dead four hour*.
Ixng cn<rtih betor<- dav came the (lame
of life had burned low and died out.,
and that child, hardly seven year* old.
Lad been with the corpse through the
long hours, clasping rhceold hand, ki-*-
ng the whin- foci*, and ending for life to
return. When thev asked it she bad
:oy friend* *h<* *hook her head. AY hen
tlicy told her *h<- was Hl>n<- in th< great
world *lie moked out of the old window *
on tie* bleak November day and an
•wvred:
" I <-an make three kinds of dresses
fur doli-lctbie*. buil<l fires :uid carry in
wood, and I'll work ever so hard if
somebody wil' let me liv- with them!"
There was no funeral. Then* was no
tieesi ot a sermon there, T! e lines of
sorrow around the dead woman's mouth
■ ounted far nion- in heaven than any
euiogv man could deiivcr. TlitTe wa*
no crape. In place of it three or four
imnest-hearted woman let tluir tears
fall upon the white lace and whimpered
" Poor luotliet—poor child f
Tlte child's big blue eye# were full of
tear*, but there was hardly a tremor in
her voix a# she nestled lier warm ehe- k
ngainst tlie Hps stilied fon*T*r and said :
"Good-bye, ma--you'll come down
from heaven every night at dark, won't
yon, and you'll take ra<- up there iu.*t a*
soon a* you can. won't vou?"
The landlord lock<-d up tuehou-e. and
the child went lioiii<- with on<- of the
women. When night cam- she stole
out of the house and away from those
who sought to comfort her. and going
Itack to tie old house sin* snt down on
the dMr-step. having no company but
llie darkness. An oflic* pa**d that
way. and leaning over the gate he i**ered
through the darkiies* :it something on
the *tep and eal!<*i out ;•
" I* anyboly there*"
"Nobody but a little girl!" came tlie
answer.
" AA" lio is it ?"
" It's a little girl whose ma wa* bnrie
to-day
He opened the gate and went closer,
and a* h- made out her nar<- lieail and
inmxx-ut face be said;
" AA'liy, ehil#:iren't you afraid?"
" i wa# afraid a little while ago." *be
said. " but. just a# s.ion as I a*kal ma
ntA to let anybody hurt nic I got tight
over it. Would anybody dare hurt
littie girl whose ma i* dead? T'lev
could fie looked up, couidn't liey
H< offeml to go with her to tfie hou.-<-
where she wa* to have a home lor a few
■lay*, and taking hi# big hand with tin-
UtmoM ronfirtcnec *h< walkst l#'*hie
him and said:
" I ain't going to cry mu< li till I feet
to bed. where loik# can't see me!"'
** 1 hope every ne will be good to
you,"' he remarked a# he put hi* hand
over her curly head.
"If they don't be. they'll never go to
heaven, will they?" #h<- queritd.
. " No."
There was a long pau*e. and then she
said;
"But I guess they will be. lean
makeadoli out of a clothea-pin and a
piece of calico, and I gUCM roniebodv
will he glad to let me live with 'em. ff
you nee me over on the step some other
night you needn't be a lii afraid, tor I
ain't iiig enough to hurt anybody, even
it I didn't want to cry all tlie time!"—
Mrott Free Pre**.
The Biter Bit.
Bonn-time in IWH there were a nuin
lx*r of ariuy officer# stopping at a hotel
in AYashiiigton. Among th<-m was
Captain F.*ner*on. There waa al-o n
Captain Jones, wlio wa* a first-rate fel
low. a good officer and very )>nuipous.
Knu-rson and Jone# ul to have a good
ileal of joking together at the table and
elsewhere.
One day at the dinnei -table, when the
dining-liajl wa* well-filled, Captain
Jones tini*he<l his dinner tirst. got un
and walked almost to the oining-liall
door, when Kmerson -poke to hiip in a
loud voice, and said : "Halloa, captain,
see here. I want to speak to you A uiin -
ule." The captain turned and walked
back to the table and bent over him.
when Emerion whispered. " I wanted
to ask you how far you would have gone ;
if I had not spoken to you?"
The captain never changed muscle,
hut straightened up and put his finger
into his ve#t pocket ami said. In a voice
lond enough for all to bear to him,
"Captain Emor#on. I don't h.iow of a
man in tin- world i woald rather lend
live doilsra to than you. out tlie fact i*
I haven't a cent with me to-day," and
; he turned ou bis heel and walked away.
Emerson was the color of half a dozen
rainbows but he had to stand it. He
never heard the last ofit. —Detroit Sewn j
A Curious Employ meat.
The person who. alone in New York
make# n specialty of attending to the
linger nails, lives in handsome quarter*
on Twentv third Street, near Ihxith's
theatre. There a A.s wportrr found
her, in a large and richly furnished par
lor. but a small portion of which, behind
s green #ilk<-n screen and near a win
dow, was *et rpart for tlte practice ot
Iter profoa-ion. Behind that scr<*-n OH
a small fable wen- displayed many
gleaming scissors of odd shapes, bright
ivory-hand led knlve* ami files. Ihixc* of
eoameties and polishing powder*, Un
tie* of perftime, atel an infinity •! otio-r
tools and material* for tlie treatment,
upon correct prhn-ip'c* of art, of t he tin
cer nails. Tin- manicure herself, seated
on alow stool In the window, wa# a
large, fine-looklug woman, very taate
ftilly dressed, apttf tongue and deft of
lisnd while plying her novel craft. Be
fore iter sfiHxl a luxuri >u* ai tuo-'iair tor
the in'i*n to be o|Mrstal upon
"Ye*." iaid she looking UP plea#-
utfly, "1 wa# the tirt, ami 1 believe am
-till the only, manicure in this xiuntry.
It Is wonderful to tue ttiat there at- not
more U-re to praotele the art. In
I FraiK-e manicure* ar< a# common a lnu -
lei-* in New A"oik, and there should be
enough demand for their services to
bring them Into equal request here. As
s mark ol refinement, of gx*i ImsHting.
careful kis-ping and Iwautifying of the
linger nails is :o> essential a# the care of
the troth. Perhaps it is even more so,
for taking care of the troth is in larc<-
part a matter of seltisli interest to the
own-r t tin troth, but in earing for
tlie linger nails we d<> so out of <xn#id
era!lon lordroency, love of the Ix-auti
ful. and regard for the t< cling* of those
with whom we are brought its contact.
Nails, you kow, will not ache, even
though tin-? tuav te in permanent
mourning, bitten as ragged a* the edge
of a saw. and fringed with fray-d < uti
rle and hang nails, l'erhap* that i# why
tU.'UIY lit U)m. Bui I
cannot complain. AA heu I started in
husiuess. two years ;tg<i, 1 waited some
day* before my first customer came—a
lady, who paid uie a dollar for putting
her nails >n order — and now I haven#
much a# I cm attend- to, a# many a*
twelve, fourteen, and even sixtetn a
day, and a# each em- take* an average of
three-quarter* of iu hour, my hands are
kept pretty busy all day long A crea
nuuilK-r of my customers are regular.
That is. in-tead of coming iu for an oc
casional fixing up of their nails, a* a
man goes into a strange barber shop for
a shave, they lake regular ivunn* of
treatment, for three months at a time,
coming to un- once a week, '
"Those who thus artistically beautify
their digit* are of the very l*'*t class of
society. They are la<it*s ol tlie hif best
families, gentlemen of the most aristo
cratic club*. I>ankers, brokers, an-, mer
chants. I know ol but one politician
among them.
- My principal customer* are ladies of
wealth ami refinement. All the mem
bers of four of the wealthiest families of
■ New A'ork, from the children up to the
grandparents, coun-1< uie once a wrek.
One of thu*e families ha* been very un
fortunate in it* nail*, i have had to
cure them of almost every blemish, de
fect and bad habit p<**ihle, but at last.
I am happy to say, have got them ih
beautiful condition
" AY hat <fo you mean by bieutishe*,
tiefeet- and bad habit- *"
"Blemishes include discoloration*,
white spot* and opacity; brittle and
bad-growing nail# are defective, ami
atuong the suauy bad habit* are punch
ing at the matrix at the ba*c of the nail
until it i* rough and raised in an un
sightly- and often painful manner, a*
that pradiro i* a prolific cause of hang
calls: biting the nut*, which causes
tlo-m to have rough edges ami ugly
shape; n-aring .ami clipping tin- thick
em-u cuticle at the ides of the nails,
with sharp instrument* which should
never lie u*<#l for that purpose. All
tin-so thing* I cure; .and no matter how
unsightly the nail* maybe. 1 ran guar
aiiti-c giving them, in a reasonable tiuie,
beam yof form amt*i<>i. Alter they
ar<- once put in good <onditiou it i* not
difticuit to krop theiu so. The services
of tli# manicure are not nec#-*#aary
alienor than once wrok. although some
ladies cum- to me regularly twice
very week. Asa rule, those who arc
most careful of their ttaii* and visit me
often est ar ■ the very one* who an- mo*t
likely to nnblushingiy rob me of the
• milt of uiy worn hv claiming it lor
themselves. " AA'liat l#-autiful ni!-* you
have! AOu nu*t have t*--tt to tie
manicure.' ay on<- lady to another,
who ha# iu*t left my house. * < ih. dear,
not I liave no occadon to go to tlte
manicure. My nail* grow naturally
that way,' rejilie* the dear, arvies#
creature. But I lat nty consolation in
my service of the tx-autiful —and nty
, dollar and a half. It is not true, you
know*, that nail# grow beautiful and per
fect naturally. At least, I have never
sen any that did. Nature i* not to lie
truted implicitiy tor the fashioning of
the human form divine as ytu may
liave *u-troted if you have ever contem
plated a lot of sea ha*lier."
M, Jnlieu .and Mi* Breeding.
In view of the wond< rful perfortuance
of Tlit* now fsmou# h• >r*e. it rttav oe weii
to *ay something of his breeding, and
the value of the two great strains of
biood (strong in tin- trotting lim-a)
which he possesses—the Haiub.etonian
and Clay The aiui of the intelligent
breeder of the trotting hors<- i* to com
bine the best strain#strong in th<- #pe< iai
gait to which be aims, ami t bis Is called
••breeding for a pur|>o#e." A* to what
constitute- the r<-s: <-on>binntions of
blood, opinions vary. Some incline to
thi* family, and other* to tbaf.guided
by fancy or actual performances. A
-core of years ago the breeding ot the
trotting horse was almost entirely theo
retical. no special rule* Ix-ing followed.
As time passed exproicnce proved that
there wa# but one course and lid# da**
of indu-irv wa* n<< longer a nroltlem,
hut -tibjert i t ti\.*l ru><-. C-rtain
strains stood the t<-#t, ami to thr<-
strain# breexler* eonlinrel ih<-in*clvrs,
making, of course, judicious seirotions.
St.Jttlien is the ret>re*cnttive of the
lx-*t eoinhination of trotting biood now
upon the American turf. His *ir'. A'ol
untror. the fe-.t *on of Kysdyk's Haui
hletonian, is the sire of nineteen per
former* in the 2-3o list, which is the
gr<-ate*t *liowing of any living trotting
sire. Tlie (xnnSinat ion of Hambleton
ian and (!lay blood has met with the
happiest remits, -is i* shown in the ease
of Dick Swiveller (21*). Alidnight
(if; IH I). Bo'lim* (-';!(). and I'rospero
(2:20), besides numerous others with
records of 2 ;30 and ix-tl<-r.
The union of tic e two tried strains
ha* never fail <1 to produce a lirst-< la<*
trotting horse, a# thev contain the ele
ment# of courage, endurance, tine form
and steady action. The horse possess
ing this breeding ha- the ability to train
through campaign niter campaign, and
improve with each season. The (."lav
blood in itself i-. particulai ly va!uat>lc.
a* is attested by the performances of
(ieorge M. l'atcfc n, ly Cassius M.
Clay; American (liri, by Am:# C. M.
Clay, with ISO heat* in 2:30 and hotter
(record, 2:164); Lucy, by (leorge M.
Patchen (record 2:16!). and Hopeful,
by Godfrey's IbMchen. with 123 licat# in
2:30 and better (up to date), and a
record of 2:1 If.
The dam oi St. J mien was by Sayre'#
Harry Clay, son of Neaves's Ca#*iu* M.
Clay, out of mare of unknown pedi
gree, bui with good, tout trotting
action. H#r sire, Hunt- 1 (,'lay, got .t
reeortl ot 2:29, but was never used a# it
track horse.being intended for the#tud.
He is now in his thirteenth year, and ; s
serviceable. Being of uch superb breed
ing. St. Julien. of emu sc. comes honestly
by hi* great trotting qualities. His re.
curd ot 2:I3( stamps him as the tiest
trotting burse on the American turf to
day.—lirrrU'ithj'e MmUhty.
Nave the Bag*.
" A penny saved i# a penny got," is a
maxim as true as il i*old. And there
I# many a neglectc I opportunity in
almost every hou-ehold by which
pennies that are otherwise allowed to
go to waste might be saved to the
family. Take the one item of rami.
How fow housewives think of saving
the little scraps ofjealico.jof linen | and
the old, worn-out clothes, and selling
them to the paper-manufacturer#?
Tlumsand# upon thousands of doi-ars
are thus wasted every year tiiat ought
U> go into the family coffers. If house
' wives and their children and helpmate#
would carefully save all the rags through
the year, and lay aside the receipts from
the sales, they woald be astonished,
when the holidays came around, at the
size of tlie fund accumulated from this
source. The recent rapid advance in
tlie price of rags renders il doubly int
portant that the matter should be at
teaded to. If tlie "gude wife" don't
feel like bothering her head and hands
with the matter, then let her encourage
! the children in the work. It will pay
to save the rags. Don't negie<* it.
SUMMARY OF NEWS
EatUm a ad Middle Stale*
I h* mubtoipai clemon ut H.i.u resuiHii
< in tiie re<li#-uou ol \Uyot INiiiu®, 1 >#tu<i- j
mt' wMnliiimr, by a tiHn ui IS.AVI lo IdA'S
lor th* lUfHiblMMt i-andi'tai*. Salem nntl
Isiwrli *Jt#-te#l the Republic mi i-m<liil*ia* tor
iMtin sn.l Newbury purl Ihe D*Wi octal!#. ;
()tie <4 I li iiifcrrwling tsutiu ws ut I la. uWtloti
in Ikwlxu w. Uia p|<e#t*h'W ul wwhi u nl
vbv jtolls. Mm new W* allowing tin iu to vult
lot kibml MtUllltlxM V Ix'ut I .OM mWM
<lrml tit BuetxM, ml neatly Mint nutiibtn
voted
Reports It alt) (iItHU Mli'i , Ms*- , show t i
iiliplts-roletilrM !•> ill lilt' in lli fisheries Itiim
lhat port ilttritts th* |#u-l ntti I lire* #*ti
thirty vessel*, nhi*t at anl 'id
hi rta Unit Iu ulbta u.nl me "till .-its- t
inf.
At * UK# Utig ill Nl w \ all. Uml I UU. Isle
gales, lepioseti.tiig uii'ii limit tweuly #!*ts,
iarnitnl n imtloiml #<t*lv in th itrtuirsti- ol
Inrtusi*, to lr .alb-l * Che A merman Agrnml
tnntl Am*nbt." Ilw> smi ul the •■mnri*
tutu ore aiitnUi l thwti nl lh* Hoys! Agri- ,
outturn! (NaiMy Ut Wrtwt Uritntn. whh h toe
J. rim ihoU-ttiUislloii ol huuw large relative lo
th> lnl wlMi ol agrieullnm. 3. Turning j
ui .iiiupoHiig sgiii'.itutnl ii|iieuiout in
vrUKHon* lulu itieeasM ot mount D 4. lilt
r.l'i. alluli of vwtMliuuy ..irpeoii. IsuauW and
Uml owners. A. K*|at"u "I trnuil* in the
aJc ntnnurtat. Imtiiit stuffs auit wwlt I
ti Kmtiodlmeut ol uaalul iitlortualiott txut- |
tniunt iii agricultural |tblti-uMou* 7. To nt- I
i-oiimgs iiiru of inlt-i i in thou nittuiuou to
s IV iltaluu him ui iiiMt it mil
•matr.
The house ol huw I'IIIUD, at<ui lli*'luiar,
N V., Witt destroyed liy Urea low mornings
ngu, ant! Mr, Turtle ntui one I'illh! that ho
trying to roof no worn bur not! to tlonlh.
Thf National Agricultural Aaauoiaiuiu, or
£*nt*ttt! in Nan ) ark, elcctad tkn luHowiug
liutrtl ol ofßcof# l'rei.teat—John Marrtmsu.
•4 Maryland Vioo-lheetdenta at large- N.
h Tuwnaetul, Ohio, Mtwe* llttus|ihrey, N*
Hampshire; J.t'. Start una, Ohio, J M Hani
anil, Maiitn; ti. 11regory Suillh. Vermont;
Da tut Thgxnrl, I'etinsy It anin; K II Ilyde,
t'uonectieut, John rxxMl, low*; Georgo II
took, Nnw Jereey ; Aahbal Snuth, Toxaa; C, I
V. Kilty, liutivt ol I olunihia Vieo-Frcwi- i
.inula—l.. I. Folk, North Uuulimi; ir. i
Hanry M Kidglay, lielaware; W. Thuitiji
run, Mrnuraoia; J. D Killelt. Illinois; Ihuurl ,
Needhatu, Massachusetts. Ed wan! i> I'sarve
Kiiuda Island, J. tt Avery, Kara
WhiUunu. Maryland; John U. Adatua, Ar ;
kanaaa; l> Wyau Aikaai, Stnilh Carolina;
(oternor i.nirjo f. Drew, KtornVa; K T.
Kraocia, Alahanm, tx'it-mor A loom, Mial>
aijtjii; Colonel J It Killrhrew, Tenueaaee, ■
Oaaatut M Cl#", K'-ntu Vy, J hloyd Kni*, '
I lAMiiaiaim, W. \\ uotib.ir>, Columdu,
John Itidwell, Calihitnia ; s Ci. lined, ttre
• tog; John tC Jutiea, Ni-vada, lleury li
Itav ta, Weat \irymia; Hetieral (iilbnrt H,
Meeni. \ irjjiuia; Clan.ln Mallhewa, Indiana;
• Cheater Horn Wntiwriu; 11, ti. Wuli
Michigan; J. 11. SruOnlti, Kudim; 1 II
Wheeler, Nebraaka, rrutomor ti. C. Swal
joe and inwaon Yaleutioe, New Votk
Ittieetoni lor one year —N. K Sfiaj(ue. Ver
moot; K. M fullotd Maryland, lbontr. M
llolt. North Carolina. T. K- tionld, lUinota. !
oinl J. N Coleman, Miaamsii. Uirwrtora loi
ttau yeara—Major Alvotd. Maaaat-h ixetta. A
1. Kennedy. Teouvylvania; J T llnnderaon. ;
hmi|tt; Mr. Mt-iiiath. Krtilut-ky; Mr.
Irumpy, Miriujjati; J. 11 tiriuneit, Iowa;
l'owell Clayton, Arkanaat ihrector* tot
three yeara totreror Fred Smyth, New
llainymhire; tleueml N. IV Curt.a. New
Ytwk; flohwt Beverly, Ylrtjinia, M.J la - |
KM, Ohio; William S. King. Minnesota, ;
Henri lluHanl, Colorado; tienerwl A 1 A.
torbert, Delaware. Mr. J. 11. Keail w
thowen general aecreiary, and a eonatitutton
waa a<ioj>ted.
tianlan. tbw Toronto uaratnad, at an intai
vmw in New York, I'rtered to row Courtney
be rare tor the gft.tMO yrxe tlatt waa to hare ,
taken nlare at W aehingtun on tbw V- h, any
I line within the neit lite aeek, and
an agreement to thai eHwt.
The oflleial count nl Ibe vote in New link
.* louiet by the btmrd ut Stale rativaaaei*
(ivea the toHowing reeult l,r fovemor Cm
iidl, til,SfiT: ltul ina.il, J74.79J. Kelly, 77.
ibh; laiwia (tirwenliack). Jj.i'V".; Mtaueil'itr
hiUtein), t.1.17; acaitertng. 4MI For Iteo
inaut.(inrniw Iloekutp ham plurality u
.ul over J'.Utej. IE only Ihtmenl i-lietel
•Hi the staia ta bet ;a Seymour, State engtneet
aml Kiirveyia. whoae piurwlity over soula a
1 IS 441.
Slnndiuc Ever, a obiett-l the I'onra Indiana, I
and llright I yea. a atlladucalnl Indian girl
ai lheiore a large audience in New
\ ink the other night ami made a ptre lor then
Iufde, depu-ung the autleiing# ul the 717 j
l'>.r<-a livlrana in tmny lornbly driven laat
winter tram their rewervattou in Dakota l<
the Indian Territory.
I hire Tlelrfi k Hoy, John Kcklei j
and William Johneun— were rinahwl te death
by lalluig oual in a mine near Tremoat, Fa.
i onrtuey, the Amer.. an aaratnan. my* 1M
wilt not raw llanla'i thia winli-r. aa he
noxmditKMl, hut |ito|ia lu row Mh Canadian j
champ loir, a rare next June
tl. I' Si in act-, engineer llward Maik'.iaut
llienuin. nnd D. F. l.yinan, a bridge t-ndrt i
were killed by the wrwL.ng ola train at
lartvlmi Tint, Vt.
\\ W. Wtntoo. miki lent ol the Sci intoo
(!•*.) Second Nntiona! bank, hia wa, A. 11.
Wsuton. In* WW-in-law. lltoinaa Ijvey, and
Uia bmtber-iu-iaw, laue Dean, were artrateil |
in Si [anion at tin in*uince ot iKHJfgw $. j
tioodala, the receiver, charged w'lh tnali
rinltaly rotiapiring (0 delVaud U.c bank ot I ISA,-
000. They gave bail in the #utn o( §40,0.0.
■fagtern and Southern ftaln.
A .li|atteh Iram l/ Tm. agency, in Col- j
urado, aay that the I'te Indian* in <nnultn-
Iton with the I'nil ml state* roinmiaaion a',
that phice riMwalnl to deliver up Mwwe ol
their number who pnrlietpetrd in the late
mamacre of Agent Meeker, provided the pria
oner* wuokl he tried in Waahlngton and not
in Coloratlo. Chiel • hir*> anid the Cokimdo
while* were nil enetuir* to the 1 lee. and a
nir tiial roold not lie ohtaine-1 in tlat State,
the aen* at Ihia me- lmg of the ,-otnrniaeion '
ml the I'tea waa at one uiotnant extreuiel)
j rilling, tioth aide* drawing their weapon*
and preparing for a Idoorty encounter, wha.li ,
waa, howwver, happily averted.
KnynMNet Knowle*. *ii|ienntendeot ol the
| Ihiatle mitla.nl llehe*ter. Md.. met with aj
terrible death while aarvmling lo the i\th
•tory ol the milla with hia loot tit the rone |
book which waa u***l to elevnle cotton. Tru
rope a*ceile.l with grtwl telm-ity. and (
Kn.iwlea' head atnvrk the root ol Mm building.
illi* aLnll waa Iraetni-ed. and live lioilv turn- '
bleil SOU leet to the ground dour It v*>
I,mud tlrnt the hip bme had been driven into
ibe lem im! artery and be hied to death in a '
lew minutes.
A number ol building* were demoti-iied rn. l
• aeverwl peraoua laialty iii|iire-l by a terrilb ,
wiml *torm which j ;••*->t i. i lbe town l
ltcniek, Mo.
The Atuerknn Poolirv A*- .*tiou)bo!d* it*
annual evhlWtion of |*mltiv ;.ig*.n* and pet j
•lia-k at li>dinna(adi. Ind.. lieyniiiiiig Januar)
Kill and coiilinaiug to tiie IVlh.
A .lfa, aitrh Irom I'etorahtirg. Va., aay* lhal
large mimbera ot colored emigrant* luivi
(vawwal through that place Irom liol.bU.ro,
I N. C., the laat lew daya, en route lor Indiana.
General timnt waa receiveil wilh innoh cor
diality by the oiUaen* ot l-ouiavillo, by , aud
CinoinuaU.
Several relative# ol Mr#. I)oiey have lie
gun a auit at New Orirana agninal Jetlnrwr
l>avi, to whom he U nuentheil th whole ol
her estate. The object ol the ami ia to have
Mia. Doraey'a will net aidc on the groun.
I bat when ahe mmle it abe wa* ol unaoutnl
mind and waa unduly influenced by the de-
I atxlaai.
Iwo workmen writ instantly killol aad ;
aeven other* injuicd—two mortally—by tin .
caving in ot the aide ola deep railroad cut
near PlaUsinouth, Neb.
J. C. Bim ling bam. ol Ixjuderdnie imunty.
1 onn., reluaea to rorogmrc the nlxditioii oi
slavery, and aince the war he hna clai'neii to j
own two colored girla becnue lie had owned
their mother The conduct of llirttjingliam
excited the indignatiou ol hi* neighbor#, and
at their inatigalion tba t'nilnl Stntcv grand
jury recently tound an indictment againat liiin. 1
Judge Hammond, ol Ibe United State* circuit
lumit, haa ipinrhed the indictment, holding
that the ofl'enae i one not provided lor oy any '
net ol Congreea and not piiniahnlile by indict- j
' ment in the feilernl conits. The defendant
was diachargrd-
Mi*, ftilli* waa burned to death and tier
hiwliUtd and two children were lawlly inj iri*l
at a fli* which destroyed their resident')- It. i
I.iltle Itork, Ark.
A dispatch from St. I'nul, Minn., aay* that
it ha* been extremely nold in the Red rivet
isnintiy, the ihennoincter (ailing to lortv de- :
gi eea below zero. Iwo uien and two children
were Iroaten to death.
A Catholic priis*! mtiiied Doyle ami a young
men Mined Monaglian, a clerk, weredrowned j
while arousing lha river near Athena, (a., on
their return Irom a sick call.
from Wfuhlnnon.
The m itiineiioii ui Secretary ol War Mc-
Crniy to be United Slate# cinruit judge lor the
nig hi h riienit ha# tieon Invomhly acteil upon
by the Semite judiciary committee.
Hon. A. Morrison I jiy, metntier ol tkmgraaa
from the seventh district ol Mi*aoun. died
i suddenly at the Nat ional hotel in Washington,
the oilier dnv, agist lorty-three yeara. lie had
been in leebln health lor some time. The im- j
mediate cause ol his death wn* |iarnly#in, thia
being his second attack. Congieesman laty is
j the fourth memlicr clccl ol ihe Forty-eixth
Congreas who ha# died. The others were
Smith, ol New York, who dint ou the night
ol Schleicher, of Te\a, who died
i jital before the close ol the Forty-fllili <kn
gi-cas, and Clarke, of lowa, who died during
the extraaesaion.
llie President ha* appointed ex-linitd
Stales Senator Ramsey, ol Minnesota, to suc
ceed Judge MrUrary a# secretary ol war. ami
the Senate in eveoi.liva session ha* unani
mously onn Armed the nouiir.ution. Aieiaiulei
Ramsey, the new secretary oi war, is u native
! I ol Pennsylvania, and is aixly-lour yoais old.
He held the office ol regtstt-.r ol hi* county
1 : when only thirteen years old. lu Ibid he j
1 : was ueoretary ol the electoral college oi I'enn- .
' i Bjdvania, and the next year clerk ol the Been- '
' sylvan in House ol RapraaenbUivse. In 143
'He wa# circled a repreeenUMlve .nt uugrens
and we# re-eleclct U a second term- He waa
apfHiiiilcd by Ibcaiileiit Taylor. In 1H49, le
umitorial govei mu ol Mlnneantn. hutdlng thai
iii!tor until 1H43, aud as.wtmg Ut negotiating
' srvrml ttnatie* with ItidiaU Itlbr# fur the e ;
tinrliiln ill the I ltd tan title*. In IHtiA he wa*
elected innjror of *1 I'nul, nod three yrai*
Inter was made goveinor of Miitpeoola, uoti
iMilling in the taller ultlce until IHh'J Ha was
circled Fulled *la lew sruatoi In I WIS, alt'l
Mit-ved two Irrliis, miling tu l*7A.
Mr. Rituiary, the aiMM-aeSur to Judge Mo
! t'rnry, has formally taken |#nssesiou ul tin
recretary ol wai 'a oltk-e.
lino- -Iiues M Ediu uuda, eity postmaaUil
i t Washington, la dead
Fer*le Newt.
A sliis.kiug cue ol neglect ha# Couie to j
1 tight iii Hull, Ontario. A youth ol srveuiaen |
ytetr# ot age wa* taken down with *iusll|atx ■
and hi* family ilwital htui. Ihe nrtghliors.
healing >|| it. went te the hmwr alien, he wa* '
gto|plnit, Willi a IMIWI of .iup Uu entering
the iviutn Miry liaiml the >iailh nivrred with |
i blood and dm.wl at the point ul death. 1 lie ,
MHOI Uiug placwk Ui lit* lip*, he taveiiousiy j
ftunllownl it Au examlunlam showed trial I
liu had eaten flesh Iroui tuie ol hia at uia iu hi* '
I agoit> td hui.gr i, He die.l a law ml time* allot I
the arrival ul the urighboiw.
Dl K Welti ha* Imea elw-ted preai.lenl
lite nwias cottlederation tor luai
| till at exrilriiieut prevalUui .HI. I'eleivbnrg
' ou account i 4 the leeeut it tempt lo *hm
1 Biuate the eui, and the |<Jice loire* have
lawn largely ineiea*.*!. Ifce revuliitioiuvrv j
omiinlllew tinve owned a ptu ii.iiinliou. which
I* Imitig dietrilaileil dally, ukl 111 wlik-b they
avow Miat llie lata attempt an lite ccar's ltie
.. a# made by Mieii order, aIJ, though Uie at
tuinpt faile.l, they ate not tislienrleund, hut
j air ready to try again
\t Taiignei. Nova .Hootia a dyiuatiile earl- j
lidg* e v| loded among men vHo were work tug ]
a gold utiur. The shaft btw* was hloau tl> I
piiwee, and .lumtw Ferguwu was killed in- .
•tauliy. Hut lather and i.weph Fvigusoi I
wereteiribly utangle.l, ao tint then retxrver) j
was considered unpossihla A uian i.unn 1
Joseph Mason, who was elher ia lite shall
j house or uear it. was alau ndly iujurod, am!
was Uirowti across the roa.lt.y the eiploauun
Nearly all the rtvere in Transylvania and
. Huugarv have overflowed causing a gnat
' loss ot life and property. Fully 10.0UU |hm
sons were rendered liotnrlws, and many en
tire bundle* were Irosen tu leath. lu aotne
casta people were for days ou ticca and root*
ul house*, awaiting raacue.
A I'ahnl dwfalch repcvrlt a lattle between
lliiiith tratga an t a large brce at Alghane, in
which ihe tonne! were woeU-t
I ami l.ytton. viceroy a lteii*. was tired
u|M>a in Unkutln by a luiuxic, but nacapad in
! lory-
I'srnell. the tsadei ul the Irish llomv
i littler#, is coming to the Filled Males
The Rev \\ H. Ilnlge, amu ster ol {uuini
■ nence, iwMillt #p|a inlsv: by the Method.,!
I |ttft-opal coofereiwe to talt-. liaigeut a church
ill Atlanta, t>a., louimilmt auw-tde in that
, city a lew day* since by cutting lu* ihruei
l No cause lor the act was naigromt.
lb* explosion ot a tuagnnneul aiiro-gtyrei - |
. .it* and intra powder on hix Island, opposite .
Aiubertsfxirgb, Ontario, wis heard htrty miles ;
away, sf thing the ground tike ao earl hi] uske j
*nd making a ltuie sixty le-t in diatuelar ami
ttiteea loci deep.
May Wtlltslon, a tUuglit-r ul Judge Willis •
(on. ami Janie Wad. whle skating on the
rival at Newcastle, N. H luoke through the 1
e stel were druw ned.
While a number of |#u :e were skating on j
lite lay wl I'-aclangu-sh-np, lbit a young
.nan nasre.! Joseph l.euitoa and a yiatug
\ S#dy, Aineia t knitier, let Uutxigh a lade in
the ice and were drowned
Ia ml Fertnov an Iran andlord, wa* tailed
| to the ground and knoded aenaelews by a
cudgel .a Ihe hand* ol anetecUd tenant, whu
wa* un medial el y arrested
Au an*ai ha* been a.#i- by Aineiieaa tata
•loiiartea in certain d)*tii t* ut IVtwin in lie- |
ball (4 Ihe inhabitant*, wlo are starving.
tiie noted exeeutiouel Cab-rmtl, who lof .
tort y•t 1 jreai# held live olkw ut bang uia'. ia 1
England, is dead.
, g
I OAUMUJSMIOX At SI IttllHl.
ktasl .
Mr Ingulis prrweoled aiuriuoitsl ot car tain i
- ex- ohhet*. who leprv w.it that they wMI .
, ;*l.-1 in a depieciatssl curria j . arid ask Con
gtess lo jv tin- ditferv-iwr between lite value
ul given 'krk -* and gvddst tire tone of therr
l. nrul, witi. si* |wr rent, iuterwst, runt-
I (#isd*lannually. K4<r;dtothecvmitmUee ;
lou military attau* . .V Baywrd, irom the (
cooiinitter on fltatnee, reH,rt<l Kick the hen- -
.de lull hn lie- tnlctrfeanir ui sulwahary diver
ci* ot lb# I mint Hint *, and askrd tor is
'in letlnite i-lj •nrinent. *>o orvtered Also
| the Senate lull lo amhawc the **# retarv <4
the tnaeiry tu Imiw fit OJO.OJII ot tour par ,
root, bond# lor (Ov-meit <4 arrears id pea
#cm>, and asked I ir its milrflmle posttaine
. tnri.t NoooU-re-t . .tk iistiui, al Mr. ftari*
'ire Neriale lorn up Ibe v-eululion, heretrdotc |
! *ubmttted try btto, ceilitx >a- live M-nrelniy d ■
the ireaiuty lor a lalnlaled statenieol, by
j Stale*. r4 tbe au>outit*|#ud since !MK by the
gov eminent on arcuuntui claims growing mil ,
■ .•! the Utr war. At he soggesiioti ot Mr.
IKditiundV the it-aoiulim was suisr.il*! so a*
road " private clann*," and alter further die
' cnasron it erect in cr, the hetavte going into
t els* nine e#*ion—duitvg wha-t, vnreUtr)
hi-! imry * nouunslwMi c I niled Niatea judge
tor the eighth ciivnlt w* eonflrnroi—ami
then adpHirning
Mr. ConkUng pro*M-d pHiKnu of a large
nntnlo-r ut rit.reti- ul r, lorl. lorvued r4
•olilter#. ( raying bir th pa-*wgt oi Uie cpiei.
;nt tun ol bountir# tsil Mr. l oakling nleo
, prwaentrd a bill lo ps-vent the .lumping i 4 j
gnriege in New ! ivrk asrtsrr or any •! the
wljointng water# wiihu live mtiee i 4 Coney
island - - Mr. Mcmlt oiTerad a ree.4c.in.n
rolling on the arvrebry ot the tlaaaunr lor
ml •rmntion loorhirtg effert o|#iti the rev
enue ol Mie I mind Md* Id lb* ael ot May I.
1H"1, rrjmaling the ilut' on lea ami coffee, nod
also It* elVe.-t ilium the- rot ol said article* lo
consumer# Ihnrv-01. A.loplrd ...Mr Cock
roll offerod n iiwolnftm thai Ike eomtniller
: on claims be instructs* to couseter the evpe
' diem y ot csiabhsbing a |-eiuvaneot triloiaal
which shall have junWtotion t4 ibe mailers
1 ordinarily referred to <sud con.untlee, ami to
j rejort by S,)! or other* *e Adsi>lr*l.... The
' Nenate rtscmrd ooiroferotion ol the rosolo
j Una i.(lured by Mr. IKVIS. <4 West Virgiuia.
j rolling on the sectelar# ol the treasury foi a
! Statement t4 the amrunt* |oi>i iwrt 4 the
traasrit v since In 4 on <riv*ic i-iatms growing
•Hit of the late war. Ir. Ihsvi- ncrepte.l an
amendment by Mr. KJiuuii.!* ll ul ihe stale
! menl be nisii# to nxtrud tmrk to March 4,
! IHfll Mr Morrill mivad to odd to the rnatv
luttou the lollowing "Andal*" a like state
! tneril ol all such chutie which hava been pro
. M'Mnl In ami H-jcr'e! by ibeUeasnr)' dejmrt
i ment. and #!*•• winch may now Iwi jwmling
I Iharotu.*' Rr-iecttd ly a *trict party rrts,
I the Atvl ol Uu- -lawiot .The House i-esoln-
I (ion lo adjourn Irom Beumober 19 lo -lanusiy
i, wa# pu**e-l by a vote of 36 to 21.... Mr.
I Morrill oflWwl a laflolwtkni catling on the
secretary ol the troa*.a-y bu talmlalvsl *tate
I menl showing, by Sisle*. the total amount of
••laitns growing mil ot the late war present>-d
to still rojectc! by the tro#*ury .tupartmenl
: Irom Mnrrli I. 1161 to March 4. 1879, and
also #ll like claims now pending, laid over
umier the rales. Adjourned.
. A immortal ol Wtllam B. Whiting, com .
nvstore ol'the Unile.l States uavy, proproing
ihe"e*tatili*huient ola nle<lenK-v ot ail the
govornnieuta tipon thi# continent, wn* prr--
aetitcd by Mr. Wither* by rovpiest. Helen*-'- :
to the comiuiUee on llio jndirinry A lull
making an app cop rial km ol tfJOO.OOj lor Ihe
ateelion of military posts on or nrortlie Rio
<thindi- lionlier was |v*cd Mr. Allison,
Irom Ihecoiiiniittce on Indian affairs, reported
with amendments .Senate joint resolution No.
31, aulhorixing the sccrotan' 01 the interior,
through a commission d Ave person*, to la
sppomliHl by thn Prroir.enl, to negotiate for j
the removal ol the Utc Indian* Irom Colorado.
Mr. Allison aaid Mint owing to the im|Krianro l
i ol Uie matter, and the loci Mint sotn. of the
Utc Indiana will be in Washington during vh"
. holiilny rectwaol Congreea, be hojieil the reso
lution would be act'*l upon at once. Mr.
, Cockroll objected to the present consideration
.4 the resolution, but aitersrard withdrew hia
. ohjoclion and submit lei an ameiidment pro
j vultng that the Indians shall Im removed -• to
•ome suitable phme nut in Ihe Indian Terri
tory," The amendment was agreed to, and
j the resolution as thin amended wns then
passed Adjourned alter an execulivc *eaoirm.
Mr. Vooiheea presented a petition of 7.000
! soldier# of the laic war. ironing that they
were paid iu a depreciated eurrency, worth. !
during the greater |rt ol their setvieea, ftvmi j
lorly to seventy c-ents in roiu; that the gov
ernment ha* declared that the |mymntit ol
bondholders in the snnm money fhnt the sol
diers were paid in would tm dlaboneety and I
repudiation; t halt bev twlievo the bondhold
ers Imve no better claim to be paid in coin
than those who have offered their live# lor
their country; that they tmlieve the govern
ment to lie honi-ally indebted lo the soldiers
! tor the difference Iml ween the value ot green
l*it-k- and gold, at the time of their payment,
with sit j.r cent, interest roni|Kiuiiil)#l *eml
itnnunlly; and Unit, then-tore, they pnty the
plumage ola law granting such difference lo
•otdiers, aadoro and marines, or their lawlni
hciia, with inl ere*4, in lull legnl-tefdnr green- ;
harks, holding t!t such a mtnsuro will bring
roliel to 1,000.(XT) defenders of the govern
ment, and indirectly 4o 40.000,(K1J American
ritixeiia, by reason ol the imjiet its given I here
by to industrial pursuit#. I*aid on the table
Mr. llutler introduced an amendmoni to Mie
Senate joint rcaolnlion introduceil by Mr. |
llnvard (withdrwwing the !eg*l qnality ol the
greenbacks). The resolution its pro|o*ed lo
4m amended will read: " That fttml and alter
January 1, IHBA, ibe trenmuy notea of tiie i
' United Slates shall 1m receivable lor all due*
to ihe United Stateeexcept dutie#on imports, :
anil shall not lie othri wise a legal tender, and
any of mid notes that shall I hereafter tm i
isued shall hear this su|x-i scriplion" Iho
Pk- 0 -president prevented a cotninunicalion
IV,,in the jm*MiM*iei goneinl Ncoaimonditig
' dnfleieticy appropriations of p'200,212 lor
evigeocbeol tho service caused by extension
of star rout! vand lor iilhoi minor deficiencies.
Mr. Voorbeea iutroduood a resolution pro
viding I'ov n oomiulde# of Ave uexiatoi* u> iu
ve*tigiite tho canoes lending to the uerro etui
graiion Iroin NorthCnrohna to Indiana. Laid j
over on the objection of Mr. Edinunda. Ad
' lourned.
Home*.
Mr. W'anver or—nteil a peUtkw, signed, as
he •la lad, by 30,000 peraotw, asking (ol Mm
l-ossagn o| an ael granting to soblint* and
sallora the dlfferorwea between the value of
the money with which they were paid ami
gold, wilh nix pel emit, mldtiiniuil ....Mr
Ilurrow liiln#bi<# I a joint tvwolulion. which
w ia refarrwd. pro|wmii>g th* lollowiug amend
tiinul to the constitution. *' INriygatnv shall
not etui within tin- limit* <4 tiie United
.stele*, or any place subp*-t to their jtiriadie.
Hon. Uoiigrnas -hall have piwsl lo eukxtm
this articl* by appropriate leguUlkm ".... j
'Tim bill prohibiting pnlittml centtilaffiona by
iulaml olHcerour gov wrnineut MMitrnrtora in
trvattw#*! during thn (tra aesaion, vaiu* up ou
lii* nail lor regular unlet ul liuairiaa*, andattri :
; a abort dismualoii il wa* agree,l tlutt the hill
■bould lm made a a|iactal ordet lor January
I7- Adjourned
lit* lor)ifloati<u #|.propnarii>ii bill, apjuo
I printing fJ'u.tX), wa* nqiorted by Mr. linker,
; loan ilm cotututiUm on p .rnprialluna th
.',t>r*d In be printed nod i eooinuuilol.,.. Mi )
i Khollev ulrisl a prwamtil* and resolution r
I riling tliat large nuuilmr* irt cilianus <4 cailnin
! Mat** hav* Imen iuduonit, through loi** roi
i teaeiitnUuus aud the inachlnnlMHM of OMinlii i
j | arwou*. to leave thntr ituinaa for lit* purpose
| of iinwigratiug In other MtaUm, and Mint Mmy '
have laimd lor want ol.luiuU lo reach thetr (
j dwMinalton, and ar* without loud or jirajmr
: clolluug, and providing lor the apfaatttmrat
j ul a select euiuiuttlee ul lira lo invusttgale lb*
causes (4 *ueli ituiulgrat lUU, lu ut during th*
| mw*. ami to ro|irt such ineasures as lha
j exigency may requii* Itelerrml . - Mr.
i Aekleii iultvMlueeil a bill for the appointment
by the Frtwidonl i 4 a cuutiutMain lit eugtn*r*
I to axaiuiue the surveys ul' th* contemplated
calls! across Ihe Isthinus Of l*simins lis
lerrod .A bill was pamnd lo amend the art
of March, Ihi'J, tu rotation to lenuimtsmd set
1 tirinenl ou even sectiuna ol lauds granted lit*
! railroad*. It aul'iorisew tinier who tiave
| eighty arte* to take up an addittounl eighty
I actus ...lite bill relative lo ihe unloading
I ot torvagn vessel* at ports u! delivery in Ihe
j United Mates wa* disrusKot. Mr. Wood op
i posed the bill. Mtyjug it •truck a blow at Mm
| advaoLagea ul tiie cowsltug trmle now held by
Auuuioeu aliij p-i* Mi Keagaa lavored Ihe
bill, saying lit a piesent law was au odiou*
diacrimtuation against llie grunt buily <4 the
people, whkh was rrippllug our eotuuierce
and driving it Iroui thei*wai> Mr.Cut ipk*
Uu and MV Kd.ey ngatust the hill, which wa*
theu teeoui milted ..Ihe | enaiou lull wa*
reported. Il appropriate* §,('..'100,000, an in
erwaa* <4 nboui SS,(KO,OOU over laat year's
aMiru|irtaMon. Ittowiiuiiinl. Adjoumad.
Mr. liibson iutrudmmd a hill which pro
vide# for the BfiiMMiitoient <4 a commission,
the Ave nieotlmrs ui lm selected from tlu- 1
srmy, navy, coast mtrvey and Iroui civil hie,
who shall determine the best plan and route
lor the eatnhlwbiueut ola means ol common!-
cation lor trade and commaro* airuu the !
Isthmus ol Dsrieu... . The lurtiOeaUou bill
having been reported, the House weal into
committee ol the what* upou it. The items
ant: For |(re*ervattuo and rwpntr M turtihcn.
Irons, §100,000; loi pre) armUun oi lotyosiov*
lor hnriair detenu . n-V> U00; lor armamei.t oi
i-uaM Im-Ufluiisvii*, gii'i.tltlO; hit ibeordnsuc*
service, JJ.',UOU. 'th* hill wn* reported to
1 tiie House, and *as passed The (arnstou
I spproprtnUon bill wns reported l.oui eommit-
I tee, tbe smoetit lietng §>2,404,1)00. as again**
j §29,266,000 las* year It was igrrel to tn
; couiwiltee if the whole without amendment, j
j and on being reported to the House was
pv*cd .. Mr. tidied* talrodimaia joinlreao
' ailiou tn ansailsin to the reiitwinent of the !
| greeuliacks, in lavof ul aulmUtuting them lot
rutlkiua] bank note*, and lor the Ire* eatnagv
; 4 sdvet. Adjourned.
thlts and rvwuiutiuns were introduced aa
lot Iowa: Hv Mr Macbell—l*rot*jalig n joist
rule ptv.v sling ibot uo hdt ev-wpt |i
nun tails *)iail be |auwed containing mot*
llsvtt one Mibjrol. whs-h shall be t-lanrlv ex
prcsanl iu its lit la, and that no am imp rap. ..w,
Ull ehai'. rtsluu* any 1 prpoat-d legislation
nvK directly leisiaig to the Ml -jitl-uistter ,4
Mm aii-tvi-rtalMU.- romtatned therein. By
| Mr. C'uffrolb— i, rant lag p unins to #U aur
i liv ing enlisted n.en, tut lading vcdanlwers.
f snd #ll drnlte.l n,ei, in lha wrri# c 4 the
| I utleil NiaU-s iu the Ist* war. end their aur
living widow* and defiMident lathe,# and
OMflhtifs By Mr. Nxmlonl— K*.i!sUiig the
uta'-inei ul couating th* vote# tor Frwae'ent *
alel Vtew-Prod ItHil By Mi M.-nroe— fro
viding lor a r*arUl l**.iti on ibe *niips-t ol the
1 alvoisvoe Htpror it* fk- By Mr. enwv-
I !>.,11,, tog stiver colt.mate# to be |Okl out ia
be,i it coin in demand thrown! It providas
tlsit the United rvtata* tieusuiw. or any
| a*t#laal-traaxitvr stithosroed to issue diver
certill<aia m exchange hw atamlard *d
' vwr dollars, sitai: |v out ceitiflcatue in 1
I the sum <4 ten dollars, or muiUpUrs lii.-le.*,
in lieu iff coin. et th* iw.j-.w sl at auytwsdy to
whom pslinen! in silver d- tbw# m tennotwl.
provnk-t ihnt (be c##n represented by such
cawtfflrntew ai-eli be letsinod iu the treasury
for the istytneat <4 the war ou dan.ami.
- Also s tail rwiating to the twderujaton <4
mlioia! hank twilea It provides that lb- re-
I JemjUiun of iwuinnal bank notes at the Ur.i.sd
Ntalrs i'reas.i: v nvs) hp in I nitrtl -Vstee
' tnHtw or in eutwhu-l gold or ol ver coin, at tiie
I o)4tor. ol the seeroJary ol the instniy. lly
Mi 1 iiTlrll* H*TT+ri"X lh oretsrj nl ihe
lltaMff lo jevyo.it all the gold ami silver
1 co.n and natki.sl Iwtvk notes tu the United
| v.4ia Trvws' iv w-H i-.,, iral lor current x•
(U-IMOW ol the i rtstsui. ul ia Uie ponrilMS* <4 •
i goveruiimnt homSs By Mr. Bragg—Annnhng
slid revoking live court-mirtial Rt'dii-g* and
sentence In the • ..ae *4 *eti. li'r John For In,
rawtming Htm to service as colonel in Uie
army, and jvroveling loc the pavmcni ol all
ariv-iingm as trujo -g.rwral up to Kept. 1,
is,A, and as rotund tin .-witm. Adjuurnmi.
A lean Ufl#trwyflti bjr Burning (HI.
Tiie flte wlu-li destroyihl RI1 Ifawk, on* nt
ihe most eat* prising towns ia the lirmllord
ml ditrct. was the roost destructive thai has
ever occurred in that regifrn. Eighty build- ,
ings war* bnrntsl, the district covet in- over
twelve acrtw. A well on the side htU had
been c'l-am-d isil piejisratorv lo torpedoing, j
ihe lulkng being lrti out ol the wU One <4
the hands pa* ug by with n lantern the gas
onugnt. consuming the rig and destroy mi. a
iMhkrnel tack oi oil The fluid run down the
Hill androuirambcatnt with a vank contninms
• 36.100 barrel* <4 ml. The oionetci iron tank
burned lor hours. Mw b.uxe loving plainly visi
ble at Braitlord. IM . a dislnnee ol vix aflm
The tank was located in n jioaition that mm- ,
mandril the heart ol the town. Embankments
were thrown up snd every precaution taken
to save the place from destruction, but with
out avail.
Bel ween three and four o'clock in ihe room
ing the upper Ivanda ot lb* great tank Mi in
will-, s crush and the tank burst. The burn
ing oil ran out; a hug* Bury *mvc jumped
| high over the i-iii.wnkmonU, ami spreading to
the rslrtit id Mire* hundred feel, swetu
| through lbe In art ol the town, which literally
mclltsi awrny Irt on- th* heat. The burning
oil coursed through the street a fully hstr
Icct in depth. A wave of fir* wmtld bound
j sgniust a hmsse, jump over the rool. and
• in !*•* Mine ihun it wiaihl take to write a de
seri|t(ian of Ibr d- Iter the entire town wa* in
AMUIC#. It ws-tuilv a ginml sight. Hail it
not linen lor Hi* alarm sounded abouj, mid
night Uie loss ol life would have been great.
!A* il wraa people Ixirely luol time to cscajW
with their liv<-s. 'Hie burning oil swi-pd
through the town like a tidal wave. I.it tie ot
nothing wra# saved. Not a *tore or saloon
j wa* !*tt standing, and over one hundred
tnniiliee were t-endct*l houieleee. The loe# i
eetiraated at §IUU,tKO.
Fgtr# and Fata in l-a.
Tlit-rc is a latttou# oaih' on tin- luniks ol
a Norman hotel keeper and llie < us
tomcr wlto ordi ml a nx-en omelette
prepared V.ut went awav in a burrj witli
ciut paying for it. and wlten (te retunieil
ifftwti yearn later offnred Uie landlord
fifteen trailc*. Iw-ina for the original i-ost
i of the egg# ntnl t lie internal thereon com
pounded. Tne landlord claimed a fnliu
lous #um, alleging lhnt the nix egg.*
would have produced #< many chick*.
, from which would have Iwticd *o many
| hen*; that wilh the product of these ln
'numerahle fowl* lie would have bought
a farm, which in so many year* would
i have yieldt-d to uiu> !t money, which be
ing iuvcstcd. etc. l'be court, however,
non-suited the landlord because the!
! eggs bad been broken for the omelette,
and MI could not have been hatched.
The case ua* bum outdone in an In
dian court. A. B. V and 1> buy cotton
| in partn*r*hin and store it in a ware
house which is inv.sted with rets. To
discourage these v.Ttnin they buy a cat.
iof which each is to own a leg. The
cat break* that one of Iter leg* which is
owned by A, who binds it up with cot
ton soaked in oil. The cotton takes
fire, the cat take* refuge in tiie inidst of
tiie cotton ba'es and the whole property I
i is destroyed; whereupon B. C u:td i>
sue A, alleging that it wan hi* leg which
caused the eourtagratiou. The court
promptly decides against them with
1 oast*, and orders them to pay A lor his
cotton and hear their own losses, on the
ground that the cat couldn't walk on the
broken leg, so' that it was tlte three j
sound legs which carried her into the |
' cotton.— /Hrix Uro.
Hons* t p !
! The livar if It is dorinaut. ami avoid a train of -
evils which must otherwise en-ne. Among j
anti-bilious mwlicines none rank so high as !
Iluetotter's Stotnaeh Bitters. It *|>fmdily bait
ishes those pair# in the region ol the affected
organ, the yellow noes of the skin, nausea,
' vertigo and oiok headache, which attends a
Utiou* attnek. A btliona subject, after n brief
course ot this capital liver stimnlnnt and in
vigornut, flitds that bis tongue is no longer
I furred in the morning, hie bienth ia grown
swieti*, n hundred inexplicable sensnLiotis no
lougo. make hi* lite utisemlile, his bowel#
bavencqulrad tbe slendtneo# of a well rejpt
lateit jiiece ol'uiocltmiisuv, and he can it with
a hearty appetite uud good digestion. It is
bcrnuse the Bitters unsistt nature in her
efforts to bring bock the disordered livnr and
: bowels to thetr normal condition, that it SO
- eempltskw such rsuisrkahlt cum.
The nppeUt* la g*n*rallf the bus
Slide to (bod that Is needed to build Up
* wastes of the body. A morbid or
uu natural appetite can usually be dls
tlngubhtd front n norurnl oue. —/>r,
IbUr'i HtaJlh Monthly.
A Wsadw I
j In Mow! Nt tba p#p*r* may be seen an an
oouiM-ameut <4 n new rolther l*4, made by
, the Oaadee RulJinr Co., of Mew Haven, Ck
This notable boot mnrke a new era in the
uianulast uro of rubhar goods. Th# boat lo
ualhst lha " HA I'or Cent. Ktorling," to denote
he high quality, and Is ooverad by no leae
titan aeven polenta, all ownad by the Uaadaa
Co.' <>ae of iho bouU split to show Its exnrt
im meter, is on sxhibtUoo at the Moras, and
•boas au article of grnutna eervtea, tnat ia
- samaiwgly td*trortal4*. TIH-e"tnpany war
rant# i 1n.,, Ua4# IFi•* uiuoths, aJfhoogh
titer# ta vMnlxM lustlmouy tluxt the trout*
will stand six montha' hard wear every day
i The *' Can .lee " la tho largest rubber good*
cumjiauy lo tba world, aud Be wmrraot hi
cmjusl to a taond On* of Ut* |#issli ralerie-!
i tn Musi* a tduding Fir lit* lo|> ol the lag, b
j which are sag raved sjiaeea lor ovary day am
u.utith ut the > ear, so that Uie atonkMOM
ca,n punch out th* date ol sain, and ao fix W
Vuoil dispute (he duration of lbs three mouth*
wariant. Attogeiber, B is fj>* nx*M wood*/
lul Fuut that Us* yet appeared.
T* Vsisraw OwUltsm.
The Mirror sW rmnrr, a large news,
family and farming pnpor of (orty-Mghl sol
utnus, having a Urgor cfreulnimo (boo nay
other weebty <4 its class published in M#W
KugUuid, outside ol Boston, will have sock
week the owning year a department spaeialJy
.li-voted to reutinlaoaoaea, sketchee nod army
experieooo* ul New Hatnjwhire nod Venoool
stJduwa in lb* rohntliou war. Trine, §I4M
a yvao-; to sui-Uera only seventy-five omits
a yenr. Ha tuple oopioe ftwe. Address John
B. t 'larks, Msnehemer, M 11-
"svMtastor k otirwii.
By eroding thirty-ftvewuits, with age. bought,
color at *>'** and hair, yon will rocoir* by ro
uira tusil a eurruet pltoOtgraph ut your future
husband or wu*, with nam* aud dale at mmr
nage- Addros# W. Fox. F tl lkrawer St,
Fummville, N. Y.
Published uwutnony aslat.tixhroi the lad thai
HooviU's Blood and Liver Hyruj. Is • *n rltng
remedy for aerofolooe nod •ypbilttic disorder#
of a lurmiiaiila type. Abut thai it cures
while swelling, carbuncle#, eruptive mnladiea
at all kinds, gout and rheumat ism. It more
over promote* a senrMMia and How of baaiiby
Uie aud directil into the prut on nknnneß. Thi#
drphiraliic a/lroetit# produced to metvury are
also rMaodirol by it. Druggist* sell il.
In thee* days when there at such a strife
among maker* a* to who shall prodooa the
lowest priced Parlor Organ, it ia wall to ra.
member thai one company knap up than
standard of high eat excellence. Every organ
made by them may be depended on. To have
a Mason A Hamlin Urgan ia lo bars (ha h*M
ibat can b* made.
For on* ooot porehoae a postal sard sod
send your addraes i* Dr HanJocd, Id Brood
wv. New York, nod rowtiv* paanphlrts by
return uta)!. from which you can learn whether
put/ liver is out of order, an 1 if out of order,
or i any way dioeaaad, whet is lha beet thing
in the world lo lake lor il
Aw Aartct-r. oy Taca Maxtrr.—" Brown'#
Btouctuai Troche# " are the moM popular nr
t lei* iu this country or Koropo (or throat die
assea aadcougha, aad thi* jmpoiarity is based
upon rani merit. It eents • hfll.
Waaleg
l-< • usm AO., Marshall, Mich., want at.
Bg* i: oi this conaty at once, nl n salary ot
tl t-*r .u.mth aad expenses paid. For In! ;
p*j tx utau - s.idroes as aliova.
Toll your n eight or it he uses Lyon'# Patent
Moudlsi HM4 Huff.-ner he will keejt hia bouu
straight Hold by shoe and hard ware dealer#
Yonug m*ogo wrai- learn telegraphy. Ad-
J're# R Valenune, Manager. JaumvUla, Wis.
For a ooug h that othei remedies arfll not core,
we recommend rito'i Cure lor Cauaam|Mtoa.
C UUbert'e Use# March is the beet made.
Chew Jackson'# Bm4 Swept Navy Tbfaneou.
U-Mcklrn, wtiri •nd v#km.
ti# #1 apt;tar* tnraat:.attth<ilknin witi w#-
u.- n't r- WFokaea a# s Pslhaut of t*w
a,: Wt. eal unuiK tuaanuaslsn #r V --•!!< si
tar V - U.K Itu- trl-u Hrtnurilsc.#' PmoOlas. r'l3i...
rtiyrort ts4 It- -rart Brntrostisa, Sc.. Aaakaad
(V.ntar ins-ii > Su-sd ysx 'IM fur • yawp* rt. its
tmrtnuwl ■'# sad mttllrsm fr-oe yhyoclao# an#
wttrtw. tu MiiWAKTH Hil I.AIUI (sex tt. V
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THE MA Kb KITS,
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rtosr-Ki. State, good V fancy.... • U §! I-
Waaovn. aoo4l* fancy •tt *
Waask—So. I hrt 1 titfd 1 k#h
vrhiMStaM 1 x* 41 or
gyw-Wats.. 4 *t
Bartrjr -Two-Bowed Wats fl *
. Oora-rurrodwl WMtara Mixed ... I* A N
K utbi-ra Vsuow # bit
Oats—While lasts.. I: a H
Mixed Viitwi- # • II
Rsy—hetstl grxdia ay ft W ;
htn.w—Lung Kyr, per cwt M fia
Hops—Mtstn. ISff ■ a *
fork-Kurt, II f* Sun j
hard—City fltsaa>„ .th fl .B
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Wool-Wste and Faaa. Xl a* n t>
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faeiurj.,„ m ,„ M , II 4 ft
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Wool—Washed Combing * Dsloata.. 4 • 14 *X
Co washed. 3 " 8i tB du
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Rbrow..... 04 a 04 4
Leafaf W'.§ yih
Bom - WN* *N
rnustirau.
Dour—beer, eholo# end fancy...... 7 as 4 T H
Wheat-Pros Bad IX4 4 1 M
Ambar ,1M 1
bre—atste... ...... M £ W
Oora—Wats Yeiiow.. Mm**
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Cbsss*-Sew Tork Factory Dh* 114
rwrMamß-Crnds Bsgtwd. W\
44 Died in Enrvpto"
"tiled in Denver: M and no on in Qm>
news received by frienda nt home daily,
when in most cnaea aa early nae of Hop
Bitter# would have oared th* occasion
for nah and newa. See otlier column.
Don't Get the (TillD.
If you are suhiecttothengue you muat
to sura lo keep your liver, bowel# find
kidney# in ku*hl live condition. When
' #)i. you will to safe from nil attack*.
The remedy to nae ia Kidney-Wort. It
i# the to*t pravontntion of all malarinl
dip!tea thai you can take. See large
sdvertiaement.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
A larcr *lxl. i-pas* |wpn rf Ml broad coiumn# win
tw M-Ut pral-paid lo suv atdroat. an* >*sr. fur
ONE DOLLAR.
A Idrow THaa< S. s r. City
I'l.tVX! PI. It Ml F'.Atkl I'hkT#
Fur tUitut#Oilttw, til ttntrv ThnstrksßTrnmoK
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I turn**. JkvuMK. Chsrsdro. K*w rttalogtM* ##a' frov
rmilsintns tall dcmrtpiiun mud |rw.
t Kssi si. Fewrs t bus. BW X l4Ui fltro*#. N*w Voik
' FOR FI7E 3C. POSTAGE STAMPS
I *-!'.! mill, prtywtd. to soy addroat. On* l*oi
Imltntlon *llvr Coin for * Out# Counter* or
0.!|" Add/ot# r.O.Btx 14*1,Boatoa.Mass
alio M. Ml# 0B (tin.
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RIH KW'Dltll'fl I'holnfliaphl of Sew York
and rtciu ty -T. nrltt Bene*), nxio. st SB cent*
IV I'ototi S#not#. Sew Tort. Send #uu- • for caUlacse
i fkHllllkfl Morwhln* Htkll 4'arawf In II
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lfa 4 ' A d-'T.#. F ft. yjcXlO A'lsnets Bslq*.
fill VTW He vol vers, tisialogns free. Adarros
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fiwiy .muoth oan iiim#u gotrsntsodto aoaafi
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IRRAIR" REFORK
SFCSF JANUARY 31.
W BlwU REDUCE tk PRICE of
BOTH Ihfuin*! to All wko aubacribe
1 BE FORE] AH U ART St, u follows:
Tba ELITE, 1 yaor, poat fru, 11.00
Tha BAZAAR, 1 jraar,post fros,
Grand Premium to each aubacnber
air Alt tabwrlirttoM at thaaw DUMferaS
M™. rearh tftmrm j>Miutrjr 11,
ul *M <Uf later.
*uu>|.l- I <i*r a eta. (ur t to*fep.. for goat.*—
I'MlH* at•)• wtti Ira la haw aia*.
DDI7CCI *• •* OTao.aa a hiw #
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Claim hcYem Jaauary SIM. -'>. c ** <•*—
at f. O iMim. and pew .ill (ct Ml (.iin.lin.
A. HtrMtt Aaltk,
10 b. tth t., mnr TOUT cm.
Sail aaa ataaep far oar Ufp Cnl^mM.
Ak woedarfkd abalanaa la Mtaatiliil bp p)#
raa thr*WCkMd b* M t. t u. taOi—mlf a
awrarad fur tea <w to Waeadt. Bar— IBmwiaamh,
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UIM run una amy tr u.a aMMam m UwM
Mat Ml a tor h—ah...<i tar. OtdaW HM )B
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Champlin's Liquid Pearl
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f aboai wr In 1-- to ba al.la to UalBM to art aa
k A ran la tor our baanttfa: e*iu na Addraaa ail
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