AR IR FOR THE FAIR SEX, ————— Fashion Notes, net strings are very wide. Lhiats are very fashionable, _FTOgs are made in very cesigns, Skitls are worn RR Set 30) iller than 1 £11k is much in use for bonnet Ty The Tam large hat. Pale blues are much used costumeaes, _ Handkerchief crown hats are Into favor, Poke bonnets will worn tus season. Velvet fruits are used for plush hats. Easy simplicity is the characteristic of most coiffures, Fashionable coiffures make the head look very small Ostrich feathers are lavishly used bonnet trimmings. | Y, ina O'Shanter gis t leading in evening coming continue to be as {rimmings for Navy blues appear frequently among new importations, Tassels of all kinds, in ones, are fashionable, Mull snd lace fichus of every descrip. tion remain fashionable, For outdoor garments the s of button 8 wiil be wore. Oriental textures and effects will vory Inshionable this season. Large hats snd hom ots, aS well very small ones, are much worn, The demand for diamonds is cedently goeat this year. Small square shaped close anu fiat in front Embossed voivel many reecption and cluding lace largest 8 be |s unpre bonnets, fittin Ard mao wo on satin is used evening costumes shapes, decorated are frequently novel C lesign s,s Buttons in with genre sen. Riol com binatic lilac. Cardinal red shade several caroubier. Basqr 0s with skirts of popular, Plush bands are se some pinin brocade. Fancy combs b si.ver. gok et and wain in y Gol on the brocades. Prune or is a oe derly indies. Flannel suitings terns are st en g New York dry goods Many evening | cream plush, wi mentation. Ribbonis not so mue sirings as satin ser damassee si used in Pa % shades of purple are nm with heliotiope and has tones given way brighter, wo Of n fabrics, very 8 of figured or brocaded plain goods, are n on the hottom of skirts of satin or veivet 'y eaded with balls of tortoise shell re gu 3 Or fig able , In Got OS, fashion ur rt Appeal and hho »O0Ons in dark shades, and ¢ plum enlor, witl dd le-aged in in white al oma- pets are ti pear tT OTys ge a3. ronniere Lis forehs Ril. : ward scar wi crafiily eover that time ail court—who were mous—wore precious brows. A > of arms and stort her charms, snd all day had to paint wr weil i Pompadour wi thought tt best to the French Yeno- their wel show in had ves the artists as i818 and ei as a3 hands and de ’ wesr high But Mri ce Pompadotr was also great invalid, and so she introduc thos¢ oesutiful dressing; gowns knotted with ace and ribbon which soon wers warn at every court in Europe. Poor Maria Antoinette, in her anxiet ¥ to dis- play her love! v bion le chevelure, piled ber flaxen locks wpon un cushion and wore the crown of France several inches shove her head, while the Empress Josephine, * to exhibit her ficure. at once Greek and Creole,” invented cache. mire and Brought its use into fashion. The Prine Wales wears on her swanilke neck, as the new fashion, ruches of lace and velvet collars orna- men.ed with silver carvings. a #8 of A Race Between an Ux Cart and a Mail Train, Just as the 5:35 p. M eastward bound fast mail train was stesming out of Ooelika, Georgia, a few days 1 go, a hack containing three Irish gentiemen drove up to the depot of the raiiroad, only to be told that that they were in search than just disappearing curve. Husiness of the nature demanded their presence Columbus at eight o'clock. The hack which had brought tbem to the depot hLiad left. so nothing remained for them to hare but a four-ox team, the animals of which were he'ping their driver to finish a hamdfal of sugsr-corn Rone and a pore of corn bread. , “Five ¢ loilars,” said one, Mr. in carry us to Colufnbus.’ “Five do!lars more,” said another. Mr Cooney, *“to carry us there against eight o'clock .” *Five dollars more,” Mr. Bruton, “to get train.” So much money to be made, all in two hours and twenty minutes, set the driver crazy. He looked at his team for a moment, and then at the thirty miles which lay between him and Columbus, and then at the probable and parily possible fifteen dollars to be made ‘by fulfilling the desires. “1'se the train of was behind the most pressing in said the third in ahead of the he said, an yer man, boss,” w— Healthy Momes for Animals Horses, catile, sheep, dogs and the | higher animals in general have vital | systems exactly like those of | Box mingly as sensitive. too. A dose of i any particular poison is as fatal t a large don to a { weight, and poisons that in hy the lungs of a horse inst as quickly to the blood would if inhaled by man, we child; while baa food st as chievous in its « fects upon animals as of humans I'he ! stables and need light and { iatton fuliv much as the deni our handsomest houses, And vet t sands of horses, upon whose work and fami jes depend for their five tthood are stabled in close, dark, #i Hy in closures, while cows, of whose life thou | sands of children are partakers in the most literal fare far worse that pertains to health. It ist by many car ful observers that animals RIV As sensitive as man even to malari ous influences; ain it is that in ma iarvious regio ns the yaes and : always thi n, bony d demic diseases that are never appear without 0 the frequency with which they aftect wy mals should norm owners property that it is expensive as stupid to give improper fond clean housing —.N Yo Red Pepper and Poultry, know if pet as 1 am on re SO jist man of ig {i wd 0 similar breathed their way as they nuan of mis the health o inmates of x Ens 0% is sheds nt ns men in nl Wit BUNSO, eved ort spirit O88 not infe FOO TORS Wi Bnd un rd Herald iI do not pou it depe ndent » have in my poniiry it may not be oLier jie birds d pepper; and aly RRiLe +1 fuel ‘ound Yaris a of « not arag stores (and ahiy fresh) #TOWS In our the d eh MOSt punge d usually “bird's pepper beautifui Out ik 5 t . ni i Ol § forms a8 } flower stand. Ti £ and revivin three Uspedin } atin two vhiiokens MITVKTLAN, have a o0ks feeble alte WITHS OF pols mea sweel £ props or given 1 moss and become with leaves Flower woud si or eal Revipes Povey Fri ITERS. ~ Us pumpkin inner t e add 1" f $ OnIUES Of IK Wiel WAY iv t} in Lhe Fauir CARE. —One ot u KixGg Georce's Puopixe. — of bread crumbs, hait-pint ¢ spoonful of baking flour, a litte salt, hall a jaarier ol 8 pot { a pound of ct \ tig ; 10 be estén wilh —————————— Robin Dinners, Three years don journal wrof he purpose of wel happy many children robins, from ness ol th ) Following tl song, ame the proposal that tunate young peopl 1 pennies to sup Pi a dinner and evening’ amusement to their pe i and sisters - These ** robin dinners” tended to be a permanent starving; they were“ ir vitation feas The littie paupers were for on ce in their lives to know the suprem e delight of being guests at a party, and to have lor one evening in the year atl oroughl merry, jolly time. The idea proved to be a popuiar one. The children, whose previous enjoyment at Christmas was iimited to their own gifts and amuse. ments, sang the carol, and went eag rly about finding poor little Lung *robins.” and making their hearts gl: by bid ding i the Kin athers and ago the editor of «1O-C0O, Hii publication y 4 : ot § - r iitie nrother 10 ny 1d {Oo ie ifm ast th 1 mothers, uncles and aunts, we mav be sure, lent their al At the first dinner, on Christmas, 1877, between 300 and 400 children were entertained and made happy, who otherwise would have gone dinnerless on that gracious holiday. The next ye ar the number jincreascd to 3000, and on last Christ ms 18, over ittie ones, in London alone. sat down to the ** robin dinners.” It is proposed that the plan shall be adopted in all the larger towns throughout England next C hristmas. The author of the earol stall ¢ irects the whole matter. He pre fers to re main numeiess, Sarel A man of so gentle, kindly a nature mus at be mada happy by seeing how far his little candie has thrown its beams. Perhiaps some of our American readers may find a suggestion in this article and be led to plan robin dinners for his cart and started on Lis journey. The first mile was made in slow time, but after that they warmed up; in an | of the evening prevented the passengers on the train from seeing the race, but the train, with its red light and fiery furnace, was distipetly visible to the 6X-cart passengers as they whirled over the wagon-road thai lay alongside the railroad, and they were more and more G elighted as they saw the increasing between them. station the mail train was entirely sight of, and two “hours from in the time the cart elika, the rattle had | left Op of wheels might be heard as it roll over . 2upper bridge into Columbus. “Boys,” said Collins as soon they had domiciled at a hotel, “we have let ns goup to the depot and see it ¢reeping in.” A —————— Salt in Intermitient Fever. Take a handful of table salt and roast in a clean oven with moderate heat tili it is brown—the color of roasted coffee, Dose for an adult: a soupspoonful dis- solved in a glass of warm water ;"take at once. When the fever appears at inter- vals ot two, three or four days, tl..| remedy should be taken fasting on the morning of the day following the feve: To overcome the thirst a very little water should be taken through a straw. During the forty-eight hours which fol. low the taking of tiie salt the appetite should be satisfied with chicken and beef broth only; it is especially neces- ary to observe a severe diet and avoid aking cold. The remedy is very simple and harmiess, and it is said that 'it never bas been known to fail where it has been given a trial. i J ———— An Obstinate Conseript. Last year, writes the Rome cor. of the Philadelphia Bulletin. thi re was a youth who dec inred he might draw the bad number or not, he would lid draw the bad not be asoidier. After having drawn il he returned home, and there hie stayed until he was fete hed by force, He fol. lowed the sergeant who Lad been gent for him, declaring all the time that it was to force hii, because he woldier. He passively { allowed bimse] f to be stripped for the without helping the oper ation by a finger, When he was told to put on his uniform he refused. saying Le would not be a soldier. He was shut up aione in a room with the uniform. but when they went to see how far the had prozressed, { they still found him standing, Adam-like, in the middle of thie Yoout, with the uniform where they had laid it. They could not leave : 80 they dressed him; he remaining quite pas. ive a3 usual; but when they put the 1 UBEIO8S touch it, saying t hat it was co ntrary to weapon. with him; they might as well have ap- pealed to a stone. ‘They took him tothe captain, where he repeated the same thing, that he would never touch a gun in Lis life. “You may do what you will with me,” he said; “I an not afraid of death, but I will kill no man!” They put him into prison, they kept him on bread and water, they threatened. they coaxed, they did all they could to persuade him, but it was useless; he only repeated: “I will never hold or use a gun, I will kill no man, I will not be a soldier!” 1 was never able to leurn what they nally did with him, alth ough I had the story from the prefeet’s seer tary, charged with drawing the conserip- tion. THANKSGIVING, that Pay. Thanksgiving without the proverbial Phanksgiving dinner is like the play of Hamlet without the prince. Thanks giving is not all a dinner, but a good dinner i8 the very essentinl part Fhanksgiving, and 1 b sivie dirne af roast turkey, « voi table ple, The wat Iw and cleanly spread I'oo many courses spoil turkey el oyster soup open the n A good carver is half the bat and celery and cranberry sauce ar diuncts. Many a Thanks ed by a wo thickly Keep some reserve for thanks mnksgiving day Ry TURKEY A well-rvoasted tur kev is an ind sable nequis wellb served I ih anksgiv ing dinner vour turkey with « are ind consisting main] Licken pie, with a few Lhe old. ie shoud 3 Lhe ICH. of 41 Sq LGR tender and fat; not THOS a medinm-siged prepared in sing made n oysiers i 18 10 make good quantity witli n pot Oo i! ¥8 Lilie i L {¢ { HiwWy 0 Gre of asiening § ¢} i WItHl Lie the true Fast GN 11K brown on t hi an from ther, TOU! of your LO YOul it down sionid €r Over ins seeded and of currants heaping t Tule LOW hom and for what we to every hear fone — A uni Of ng Segur’ ane de “My Segur, being ¢ hier health, painful fee decay of her unity of finding Count i HOTS OWi ne : intess de conocorning the most ing she had arose from the mach and the kind of aliment that it could bear oltaire, hy way ol him diy st Hii Hat it 4 nsolation, assured ier that he was once for nearly a year in state, and believed to be in. but that nevert 038 BR vVory remedy had rest ored him. It in taking no other nourish. ment than volks of eggs beaten up with flour of potatoes and water.” Though this circumstance took place as far back as filty years ago, and respected so ex- traordirary a person as Voltaire, it is astonishing how little is known, and iow rarely the remedy has been prac- Its efficacy, nuwever, in cases o HE same curable, simple consisted © i de bility, following is the mode of preparing this valuahie article of food as recommended by Sir John Sinciair: Beat up an egg in a bowl and th of cold water, mixing the whole well together; then add two tablespoonfuls of farina of potatoes; let it be mixed thoroughly with the liquor in the bowl. Then pour in as much boiling water as will convert the whole into a jelly and mix it we It may be taken oat or with the addition of a littie milk, in case of stomachie debility or consumptive disorders. This dish is light and easily digested, extremely wholesome and nourishing. Bread or biscuit may be taken with it as the stomach gets stronger. EN ——— Women in Lewes, The women in this island heavy work. they carry heavy loads of manure to the fields, and in the peat season you may we them all day carrying creelfuls of veat from the You will often se a man trudging along the road beside a» woman, but the is fRiways woman's back. If they come to a river or ford the woman et 3 Uirst, deposits her ereel, and then returns to carry the man across, When the creel is enipty the man sometimes slings it over own shoulders, and then mounts upon back of the woman, who carries them both across together This is the only occasion on which by chance upon the The woman in the rural in Inct, the beast of burden ; { men, looking out for W ives, look largely | to the muscular development. A story | is current among English-speaking farmers that illustrates this conception of woman's mission. In the middle of one peat season, when labor was much in demand, a man who was supposed to be a confirmed bachelor suddenly mar- ried. A friend met him some days|® later. ** What for did you'll take a of man like that?” eaid the friend. “ Did you'll no hear?” replied the man, ‘that my horse was dead ?”’ ——————— “Never borrow trouble,” said a hus- band to his wife, * Oh, let her borrow it it she can,” exclaimed the next door neighbor; * ‘she never returns anything, you know."— Boston Transcript, do nll the bore. on the creel Bai any districts and man. is, i TIMELY TOPIUS, — A gloomy story is told by the T¥mes India concerning the ravages of wild reptiles in that The total of desths during the caused by wild beasts annkes was no less than 20 000 he POSSIDEe In wny such an appalling mortality of beasts and venomous country. | Inst yon It ough SOI {0 0 fgEsen The Mormon 1 Salt Lake Cit te ple commenced al LWenty years ago, 1s vet finshed Fhey are still working Already over $4,000,000 have and the structure lins 8 hing Ie is estimated tha will exceed $98 000 0 haus vet sixty years 0 Lt ili buliding § it, | expended | assumed total cost tO run and will | contract | bul i the finest | to be granit in the Unit it 4 Slits i Ih ¢ consumption of flenh is steadily nore { The weight | pounds and horse in Fran un 171,300 in In66 to pounds in the principn Citivas um nt { ho IRY D8 fonsiae 1 wu Hat asing risen roy 1 992.630 Lins provinces the con on o AVE fair I'he $ (rag sie if is from twenty-five tl ¥ i horse furnished wihiold Is capable © WHRYS, such as i POO LOS ! {ree about 400 f i pound, I welght of mest het prepared aie fen i any bol ed, LUMA a, 3 are frequent shears and contemporm #08: Hires being app 0% BUG Early Was pry i thiul i Wong observed, only ia and consta Nrap Lin inoressing ar, and lias alastrop! suffoesting i! its uni Was not ft 4 nt 1 ato ity Of Pompeii in repeated One i Al trom Pa ern nme te Lit Work, wiween cuiveri ATI New Orle hé shorter Mirosd a For record « 2} ext iit of this ressed survivi : His aims y £1,000 000 was sett A Falthful Dog. hy, Lhe possessor is she th efsure also turne« ae to pasture at turned. When his she shout the camp at n covered that her mas mingly over tl anxious and served this the dog, but be all right morning came ono. A B04 r this fac uneasy restiessness SUP DOS d morning. however, the few days subsequently overed her on the range with mule and succeeded in | | follow Lim to camp, wh again dis app red, ahsent about five weeks, returned he reg sired to the range his mule, which also a dutifn auimal, and to his AI AZOLINC nt and re he found the faithful in with his faith'ul donkey far out range, apparently contented and companions. Atthe si ht of hi however, the dog became frantic with ecstasy and manifested he unalioyed rapture by actions that a3 east! y comprehended by him though they had been spoken in words —~Sate Line (Cal.) Herald. A505 next d sO She Was dog Comp i 1% on r TOASt r us Patent Flour. Patent flour is now coming into gen. era’ use, and many of our 1e aders may be interested in reading the following explanation of what it is and how it is made, taken from the Prairie Farmer: Until recently the best flour was madi from winter wheat; or, rather the flour made from winter wheat sold for the | most money because it was white. But it consisted for the most part of thi starch of the grein, while the most thegluten (the most nutritious pait of the grain) went into the middlings. In grinding spring wheat much bran remained in the flour that it was too dark to suit the taste of the con. sumers But the middlings, whicl at a low price, has become the most sirable part of the grain, Middling purifiers. which the bran is separated from the middings- have made a revolution in the business of milling. By the new process ground as before, except ¢ the milier are directed the most middlines are placed upon which are consta 80 1 8014 de by whent is e flor the hat the ol to possible, horizontal ntiy ated, whileat the game time by ingenious devi dratt of air is rushed up through sieves which carries off the bran The purified middlings are ground and product is *‘ patent” flour, containing the gluten ME, Or moat nutritious portion of the grain. Thus it is expla why the hard spring wheats Northern Wi { Dakota bring the highest price in market, whereas only a few years they commanded only the lowest pric IN 0 The Patel Palace. On leaving the Tuileries, according to a late writer, the h mpress Eugenie is said to have exclaimed Fatal palace! inree nit agi thao ‘ Lilt COLSIN Lhe Marie Antoinette left Josephine, divoreed and wretched, lett it for the solitude of Malmaison; Marie Louis at the approach of the allies leave you thus!’ } it for the guillotine : Berri were ariven from it fate awaited the Queen Ma: ie Amelia, Eugenie. NEWS SUMMARY. | Eastern snd Middle States # well in en Nn nayivanm in search of oil, days ago at New Bethlehem, Pa, For soveral years past he had been in receipt Of 8 pension trom the State I hae warrants for the execut 6, 1851, of Daniel ¥ van, who murdered Josie Irwin in Philade iphin; Patrick Haves, who murdered his wile in Philade iphia; Miller, of {| tied a low BOYErngg ol ion on Thursday, Jan, i Mul Lion who the I Catherine Miler, uuly an (ewego, wi BOB OR ‘mith A 1h Lyosom A dispateh fr tines of Che tukon pl Lake Ontar of file aud property, the dispatoh says, has obubly never belore nn Intter row hasbaud In hy NX sasiions storm , Elves par that has Bo mueh LEE 4] resulted from a single i Buanded vessels strew the shore Hom | one and of the lake to the other. The schooner slo Sheridan went ashore on the beach near Ontario, and of of seven valy one wan was saved. The propellor d, the sobooner Norway, the rinan, and many other vessels are Helle | Vonsieon out hor crew SIR sleain rge Nd I missing. igerson, the sister of one of the New Eh Atlenlions iy Ww s by herb lie Miss 8 ERisOn 8 her's en gE lndy's j 08 Fin » got him a glass of water, t to him he put his arm around istant noyes mie Lime of Andrew Gillen, ist BwiloO ® god Lhe lawyer 0 had been helped his Ihe other day Gil and de i on residence loavors pushe fone and as oad A revolver against | or temple the unfort As #On fell daugh the house inate young lady dead fainting aoross het tiden escaped from the river, erying that lore | bare d ran toward it ne o'clock. } : ation of Male i at Pil ve ago aged eighty.sev fn opposition appeared the other dav ins IBOMming paper ¥ ol be less thaa $26 me, smouantiy Massa. 821 are ae LE Years £ Ginn a, secretary that the society tur te fou 0 Pest yor ay ead ont ale Of seven a ming y working hour tor Ri senial ed twenty-three, a Now i became Nnancia sins oul every mins +O re alt EEE sli booked senseless and recoverin BAY lover was fo n ny causes F Are sn i 5 bis or me, 8 German BOY Juin Ade his wile and 20 Ore farmer, tesn, atlempled veil ws ahead Ol 8 Linin re sliuok by i : fn eng 10% AND r Lhe women we the end hous and the man died at dispatoh t all the of regarding Cali. relarns nough have elved t the Ha ry exoep ted, have nity of rom two hu Republicans b yen, giving two in the assembly and ol Tex © carried the State nooek eciors, ave elec them & major. of twelve ob © JO Basen Colquitt, of Georgia, has been in. a seoond term. sing legislature is in session wing works at B 8, by 8 % aud Jou were Eogis ior Cal. working ; ad dead at the wa royed mi foot level, tom of the sbail. irped to death fleid ha wnt in his res‘gostion voernor Fost N I ha review oft wo OG wer Parker also b General Ga lo Go as member of Congress y Olio dist North Atlant ¢, together with four took place at M Hayes Ek. bu siden ares the ineloes flest, com. aeven tm ! i nt training ships, de he I ident, 3 ! eave] ors of the mem! i Washi gon digm mmber of other add wn of ine revie Kentohie, La., has de. ne. Une man was killed ethers severely injured. Libby prison, in Richmond, a, the build. irg in which thousands of Federal soldiers wore confined during the war, has been sold §6 275 to a plug wbacco nwanufacturer, [besides ol a deep ont on the railroad near snge Court-House, Va., caved in, killing rwhattan Taylor and Edmond Fields, col. and seriously injuring six others, all enlored. Complete census returns from Toxas that the State has a pop tation ol Lhe population in 1870 was only 818.5] Ihinois is out of debt, and alter January 1, 1880, will have a surplus ol about $100,000 in the treasury. Professor Tice, the St. louis weather prophet, prognosticates that the winter will be characterized by heavy rains in the South and heavy snows in the North. Complete election return hat Hancock received 208 550 votes: 163,687. ni Voaver 30,136 ree 202,687; Hayes 144 Ww. ihe been polished by a evel and twelve 0 {y ore in Missouri show Garfleld 1876 Nilden 398, and Cooper In ved 2 3,408, A Petersburg dispatch reports the first snow of the senson in Virginia. I'he people of St. Louis were dissatisfied with the census returns giving the eity a popu. 330.000 1 hey claimed in the vicin 0.000, 1 enunciation was and a second Iho numeration shows a popu- 33% 862 From Washington. I'he report of the auditor of the treasury tor the postofMice department for the flsonl year ended June 50 1880, has Just been handed to the postioaster-general. It shows that actunl cost of the postal service to the general treasury during this period wis $2,786 341. Ibis $245,114 Jess than the defloit of the preceding year, which was uncommonly small, the defieit of the fisoal yoar 1878 having been upward of $4,600,000. The total rev. ouues of the postoitios department during the fiscal year were $33,314,475, and the total expenditures $36,101,820. The report shows that the number of domestic money orders issued during the flsoal yenr was 1.240.637, amounting to $100,3562.519. total net revenue to the gbvernment trom the money oider business of the year $209,206. A Washington dispateh says that when Congress assembles on the sixth of Decom. ber it will find a large amount of work await. ing ith action, no less than 1,504 bills and resolutions being on the ealendar, Avcording to the forthooming report of Comptroller Knox the circulating medium, notwithstanding the large influx of gold from ubroad, bas been decreased some two or three hundred million dollars within a year, caused by the people’s putting away money for a rainy day. Brignaior-Goneral Richard 8. Satterlee, United States army, an old veteran of the | vlexican war and late medical purveyor of the { army, died the other siterncon at his resi- lence in New York eity, in the eighty-third | year of his age. lation of ity of 45 | ordered 10-4 lation of eficit is nino i § I A, the commencement of the current flsonl yony $45,240 788. The receipts top eorresponding period of the previous | an inoresse in favor of the current fiscal year of $4,400,833. Foreign News. The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland have all wens in ther | ower Fhe Canndian prenior bas been asked to es aside 160 000 Northwe tern Unondg tor French settlers rom Alsace and Lorraing A rauway ostween Baku and Tiflis, Russia, will be opened early the sprog, a American, German and Hassan meichants oupeling lor the bores in the great Baku petroleum distriot L hives thousand Jews have Ane ALE Ro i in nie aiready lal ow a (0 the & government which was proposed in the chamber of dep. tos, A severe earthquake with fatal results has ooourred in Boulbern Ausirie. At Agram the shock was #0 violent that every house ia the town was inj aed Beevers! persons were in. stantly killed and scout thuty move badly hoy Every mo rejaction of day re alarming n sent fn Four troops of hassars have wn Dublin to nslos, These in view Gl the intention Augean 0 send Mr the best Ball Ins gre as Nurth en arn Ly laborer Boyoott, Loré looal peasantry gation of the land league, refuse te ive the crops of nels agent, Jor waom At the mayor of annual beosquet of the MI Fresnel new low Gi adstone spoke at ihe oondition of affsire in lve Lond BOLE it i On land and the Hast I'he enforoement of the order of expulsion Against foertain religions sects at Turoving, fed a disturbance, during which more than sixly persons were injured by the i ioe M. d to M ¥y Vance, to & Handry«d'Asson has sent a challenge as president ol the ities, was obliged to expel him from hia violent and Gambetta, who, of dey and temporarily of enol oham ber reprimand the chamber on scoount inparilsmeniary Edward K- of | AUguage iy, leader ol 8 notorious gan Aust'a bas been hanged y Belgian minister of foreign ol the © iin IBRD, 678 IR a unc, is des Safthuunie occurred at HOUSES lell, oa Ey 19 Fk § 18 i of the 1 Canger # vi are est reckoning Reports ®ve Daen rst earthy 1 wilhiout : the ehurc es iby t whe hb Agram 11 6 earthy On the whole surround. in Fras the chant ce bas been bridged over by Bale | Yolen itive oO! eon the wir of dep We 10 the government el will slick my annoaneed expelle ; Rnd present ad of res M. Bavdr WOOK hi &f Of depulios, when | Boe ibe sitting fed member removed Hust gning, a8 pre. ¥ 4 Asson, the in the cham. ol uproar ene. shded and the from the room by Vio men hey 3 ROL hi was » inp jeg ers the Ni pots ny Five of oated In tists tried for sinist the lite of 1h being impli. & oenr of death, and nes with terms 0 Aly years, tenoed 10 fifteen years' taess have been sentenced to to hard labor in Hnpriscsnmgent row even © By ol gas in & coal mine at Stel. Wik ihe expl Ova Sex bas cansed a heavy loss won Look place in the south PL, and was 80 ler thie = and horses wilh ex) od the pit wought ap but they could not penetrate to a lack of air In the mine. Jess DOYS ost, married hie as (0 sweep ie ol the pit, nresch. Im number } Of Lhe BOrGes her £ the men mediately alter the WELOn A ol oe enle and Jos, i and FRDDONE ad 0 he were 0s banknotes to the value of were stolen from & postman in ack cn the Ame:loan missionaries in eared 1 near Walshtown, Ireland i iy b MRLing fi “th teen mndiords 18 thal neigh. ns Ja ames resident : i: “That we thirteen and will en. the rest arobe,’ was | was adopie * Bovoott i who sot them 10 these ike low the vxs sel 10 the save men of Halli and several hot springs in The town peated earth. poopie are home. mijn ans have taken a terrible revenge Kur A dispatoh from =, 00 bodies are 1) ying y. 3 ried in the environs of So.Uj-l rp ent 8 Lt ioberan states that un. oak, a town ured by the Persians — Franklin as a Writer, His pen ready as Lis purse in the service of all hum: an kindness, And what a pen it w witid discourse melnpliveios go cles § incidly ns to} them seem plain moralizging. It tear & sophism Heees by a mer : lo taje « oul d WhaS As 0 as! It « ’ y Amuse an old anG probably wer return from tate paper designed ing England. In! tes into human amusement of 8 court garden of her mera, {ail rity of ail Lome ne trans: he 1 in th ended ephie id, on the var ition of the Left Hand” e been Com posed 1 wy Addis n hand bewsaiis the partiality the right hand exclu- tions, rr ye! ale of Franklin's fables and {ales have been so absorbed into the thought of the world that their source is abso- lately forgotten. Only in this way can we account for what was doubtless an meonscions piagiarisin by an eminent sanitary authority, last year, Dr. Frankl n's © Economical project Di- minishing the cost of bi ight. The ceonomy consisted simply in rising at six o'clock instead of nine or ten such as Franklin's never become annuated. Not every one eX pression, ‘to pay dear stile.” knows that the dear rurchase made by Franklin, ve with Some of uper- for one's whistle WAS 8 ra pence, Franklin's store was too aburdant for though some of his fame went astray. “You know.” he tells his daughter, “everything makes me recoi- lect some story.” But it was not recol- lecting #0 much as fancy. His fancy clothed every idea in circumstances. When the illustration had served its | turn. he was indifferent what became of it. Franklin did injustice to himself | when be fancied he wanted any such mechanical aid. His English had been learned from the * Pilgrim's | Progress " and the * Spectator.” It had | the force of Bunyan without his rugged- Iv had the serene light of cdimona { as SOQ ars old, Ness. ) with tenfold his raciness and vigor. garcasms as cutting Voltunires's, but all sweetened with | humanity. Many of his inventions or adaptions— such as ** colonize” have been stamped, | long since, as current English. But he {id not covet the fame of an inv ntor in language, in moral or in politics. In language, he was even de. clared a foe to innovation, Writing to Webster, in 1780, Le protests | against i¢ new verbs ‘notice,” ‘advocate and * progress.” He had ambition to be aclassic ns to be He wrote be- 3 i an innovator in English, he had something at the moment | view to procuring that should at the moment be Edwmburg Review, ———— done, Carrier pigeons, while on their flight, are not unirequently attacked by birds prey, and are easily dispatched by | y and eae The Chinese, who | k ingenuity, have invented a | light instrument which can be attached | £8, the bird's rapid motion through the | fainter, rising, swelling and | pigeons is let off at once, these instruments produce a kind of concert, wi.ich in the generally clear atmosphere of Pekin has a weird effeot. Some Chinese of a portical turn are greatly delighted by these AEolian harp like sounds, which vibrate mysticallytin the aerial heights; for the birds some- times rise out of sight, yet are not so far but that the ear can eatch the sounds of the pankofongkoo. Poets make it the | theme of odes, and hear in these ethereal | strains the voices of the great dynasties calling back the Chinese to the virtues of their fathers, and bidding them medi- tate on tha abyss that now yawns before the empire. Pangerons Toys, An English paper publishes the fol. lowing caution, which may be of ser- | vice to Amerioan parents: A pun ber { of toys imported to Paris from Furth, | in Bavaria, have been seized by the { police beoause the brilliant colors with i Whio th they were painted were composed [of poisonous materials, Young chil {dren carry almost everything which | they bold in the hands to the mouth, and | therefore, neither the eoloring nor the | substance of toys should ever be polson- | ous, i Toys of brilliant hues, { colored and varnished, and | diers in uniform, of every varie ty. nre among the seizures, The Farth manu tncturers send their toys all over Ger many, and Germany furnishes pearly ull the cheap toys In England It is very probable that this country will not eseape its share of the distribu tion, #0 purents should keep a sharp eye on the nursery, and see that sickness or death may not lurk in these means of { childish amusement, 55. The greatest anxiety » experienced lest there should be a flaw in the titls 10 property; yot a flaw in the title of health. a cough of eold-is disregarded. Dr, Ball's Cough Syrup removes all such st ones. balls, #5 © aatio Around Shanghai | miles which are called the garden of | Clilon, nnd which have been carefully | drained for countless generations. 50,000 square it is all mesnow raised a few leet nhove the river— i rivers, a compiete nelwork o | water communication. The | under the highest cultivation; | crops a year are gathered. The popu | ation is so dense that wherever { look you see men and women in bilge | 8yivania combined; land, i inkes and is funoy some fair or muster coming on, { and all hands turned out for a holida 5 Arousing Its Headers | thing, bul mot hear it as would be the sudden knowledeoe of { their own dangerous physios] condition, | Thousends of thousands are hare ying to their it is the missionol H H. i Warner & with the r Bale Kidney and | Liver ¢ ure, LO Rrouss men | danger and then cure | Avpeal. | An iron church fot the fa quimnsux Little Whale river, Hudson bay, i eing two years or Wav, i reached its destination, and dodieated. | means of cure Cao. hewn, Nem Jehiia Presbyterians on Alter it at length Was inlely 517 i REsuMaiTisM. — Rbeuraatiom ie a disease of { the blood. 1he blood ix this disease is found | 40 oontain ao excess of fibrin, Vegetine sots { by oon verting the blood trom its diseased con. | dition to a healthy cirenlntion, One bottle cf Vegetine will give reliel; but, to effect a per. i mament cure, it wast be taken regularly, and | may lake several bottles, especally in cases i of long standing. Try it, and your verdiot | will be the same as that of thousands before | you, who say? ‘| pever found #0 much relief | #8 trom the use of Vegetine,” which 18 oom. | pounded exciusively of barks, roots and herbs, i 130 other oocasionaly using iuwigorator, the olde whieh room. sonses caused by » rial fevers oan be prevented, d 3 senha, by Jord's Liver Family Me mended as & cure {or all i disordered liver. } gs ave book sent free Address Dr. Saniord, 162 Broadwsy, N. Y. whe Voltale Belt Co. Marshall, Rien. send thelr Riaciro-Vaoltae bBel's 10 the i i ioted t rind see their adver. | usernent in this paper headed, “Og 30 Days’ | Trial’ ro is | geneml Wan OU days hters, Wives and wr “EL nh i en Tomi Weak cw a] in radio or Dic Hem age of ' Flood ing, Pal al { & { BE Ls roa LARD, 7} botle, GREAT HORE MEDICINE. i DR. TORIA VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT | Pit Bottios al SO cents; 32 years ost.blished. It is the oil i the world for the cure of Lelie, Gd 8 ron, Kp: 5 TOBIAY CurbiTiON Didermper, Foe te ajpetite ane yt thie an ray Streel, New York 43 Ms THE MARKETS, HEW TORR | Beef Ott! ood, Natives, Uvewl.. Oalves Good 10 Prise Veuls . Shoop... Lambe Boge—L1ive, .oeee Dressed, oooee . Foor Ex. State, good to fn oy. . Western, good to fancy... ... Wheat No, 2 Fe cesssens 1 18K@ 1 10) Ro. 1 White nese dl IT @1 18 Byo8alo. ooo vanes ssensases dl Barley Two Howad Bilate | Corp-0 ngraded Wester: ! Southern Yellow Oates White Bale, coo: Mixed Western, Ray Prim : Bhs wo E ¢ r Rye. per Weer Hops Stats, 158) Pork--Mess “rine sn Lard-Onty r— “ Petroleum rude Vi @my Batter Slate O AO FREER ea cen aEn . 8 «38 00 E85 @ 8 iefiued 12 a Fae Bgge—Blate and Peau, . Potatoes —Hiate, bb! . BUFFALO Fiour-Oity Ground, No. | Bpring Wheat--No, | Hard Duluth Oorn-XNo, 1 Western, Onts-~Hiate, sx EEANEL SRN Bariey—Two-rowed BIA. cnn BOSTON, Neef Oattio—Live weigh: Bhetp. ...convnns. Lamb, eeese Hoge. coves. .- Fiour— Wisconsin and “Mix a Oorp—Mixed and Yel Io vee Sun 3] Outs Extra White, new, i“ @ Ryo—State.. 108 @1 Wool Wan! sod O om bi ne & Delnine, 8 @ Unwashed, - WATERTOWN (MANS ) CATTLE MARKEY Bea! Quttlo—live weight . oa 85 Gia | Lambs. ... Ba Bogs, ... convene. BONG FRILAY MRLPRIA, Bim geodsad hay «B80 @s | Wheat N ~ Hed Ryo-tiste. savas . Corn State Yel low... 50 as wares ena! u 5X8 1 @® Mya vi@ Otis @ by Noa - a] ee Panesar EE ERR RE Re SERTRA CRT «on Chess New York Full Cream, Petrolonm—COrude. ........ 00 @07 senne nN ind | 13 New Life for those Worn Out by Disease Labor, Care, Girlef or O!d Age, MALT RITTERS, prepared withowd fermentation fron Marr Hors, Cavtaara and Inox, are the richest Nourish Agent In the world “ Bitters” for the Weak eadent Melam ¥ and « Brain, regulate Ou we Liver and 1 Kidners, in calied Nervous vest, They feed the Body and the ing Overworked, Slo Stoma crease the Appetite and enr tives Delioate Females, Nurs Aged, they are vast medic Louk for the =e iG eVervwi and Bowels cleanse o gvery othe) Beware of frntlatiy named CO IMPANY 8 SlGNA URE Malt Bitters Gomipany, Toston, Mass 4 YOUN® MAN OR OLD, esmsde. Bow. net & bas wriant Wo as above CT Vv ANTED Agents everywhere to “sell our r goods, by sampie, to families. Wo give attractive presents charges; we furnish outst Write for partion ar PEOPLE'S TEA CO. Box 5025, 81. Louts, Mo. MPLOYMENT LOCAL OR Trea Also SA ARY per month, STEXPENSES advan promptly patd, SLOAN & Co. 400 ora St. Clneinnatl, O. YOUNG MEN Learn Telegraphy and earn $44 to $1000) a month, Every fils; We prepay all express Fee. Era uate J A paving s'tuation. Address Yi Morphine Fiabit Curved in 1 10 BEES Send for FREE SAMPLE COPY of the Samples Free, Cook & Dissell, Cleveland, O. 40° Audress B. FOX & CO, 89 « Canal St, New York. {Logan (Ohio) Hooking Sentinel.) Hocking Valley News. In the absence of anything Muvifis polis and the ex Sloat in orm excepted--news from delightrul valley will not Wo Ton i Singing. However, an item of very great importance to yr ND Mr.F.H sale and retell druggist, of an. W thus writes: Mr. Alex McClurg, bon Furnace, states that lone wife afflicted with rheumatism for ah bit twenty-five years, being unable to walk without canes or other help the most of that time; has now used two bottles of St. Jacobs Oil, snd walks not only about the house, but also in the fields, without any helps. “ What are your politica? the chap. plain pf the lows penitentiary asked an intelligent-looking convict. “1 have got come out for an bad y yet,” revlied he convict, gazing placidly through the ars + [Saginaw Daily News. } Mr. George Behick informed our re. porter that he had been suffering with rheumatism in his feet so badly for weeks at a time he would be unable te ENT INE BROS, M anagers, Jane sville, Wis. to 2Wdays. No pay till Cared, OPIUM Da. J. STEPHENS, Lebanon Ohio. WE EEKLY BEE JoURNAL G. NEWMAN, Chicago, IIL. PISO’ S CURE for Consumption is also the be '8t co igh | medicine GET I ECH #8 ling our Rubber Stamps and Muse PAGE BOOK OF WONDERS for a S-cent stam: $72 A WEEK, $i12a pried 2 hee July mad ade estly Outiit free. Teun & Qo, leave his bed, He tried various reme | dies without relief, and concluded to use { Bt. Jnoobs Of], It noted like magio; ix | two days he was entirely ou Three persons have been suffocated at | Bassano, in Italy, by the fumes froma vat of wine In fermentation. The first bad descended the vat, and the others | perished in endeavoring to rescue him Ie Dr C, E. Shoemaker, the wailinowsantal | surgeon of Reading, Pa., offers to send by mail, tree of charge, a valuable little book on deal. | poss and diseases of Lhe ear—spocially on rans ning ear and oatarrh, and thelr proper treats meni-- giving references and testimonials that will salialy the most skeptical. Address as | above. Get Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners applied to those new boots belore you run them over. Vegetine WILL CURE RHEUMATISM, | Rheumatism fs a Disease of the Blood; to Cure Rheumatism it must be treated as a Blood Disease. Rev. WM. T. WORTH, Becomamends Veesriry for Hhoumationn asd Belstics Fars Raves, Mam, : Mu HR Srevess -, ams, May 18 MM cd ~For same years | have been, ai times, much botbied with acute atfacks of Kheumatisesn. | especially suffered Lortnres from Lotatica. By the advice of frends Who knew the benelia conferved by Veseviss | ih he, abd gince thal tame | have had bo sitadk live at had no Fety® 5 of Lhe oulle, exoepl oocasional'y & faint tut matic ih disappeared Upon taking s few doses of the yh [aime take pleasure 1 recording my teslianoty : favor of Hs exoe lest Wveterste Ba’ Khewmn and | count i uO Me Gre 0 have Leen thos made res T. WORTH, Respectfully, WH Pastor Fost M. KE. Oburch, Vegetine | Has Relieved and Cured Sufferers ! Rheumatism by the Thousands, RLAD THIS: If you have Rheumatism take the Medicine that will Care You, Borigs Swiven, Jexsaxes bn Inn. May 19, 157% of Ha 11 RR Saves Des 3 Having in our fam’'y reosived Fe you the Tarts of the case, hopine 11 30 okt the eve of some suffering one, Who might ta ue be t have a grandchild about ten yours of age who, © Fours 850 oF over, had & severe aliack of v for two CRE Fehrs wis under the care of ss s sola as we have in this count ¥. and vet all i w worse, La we gave her Gp, and thought she mas She was mach deformed. and we were Sold by a docto” that, if she I've, she would &'wars be deformed; but, thanks 0 Vesgrixm, she is to-day perfectly well, and ae sUraight a wv arrow, Last December we abandons #d ali hope of the doctor doing ani thing for her, and sommenced Being Vcrrovk, soconding 10 your directions : When the first bottle Was timed up we conid Bot soe much Bupwre vement HE we continued on the second bolle, wd | gee wy tae chrnge fo of good. She took mx botlies, and. thank God, 8 ¢ rele cure walk effected in every respect £ Horprs co G. BURGESS. _ Vegetine is Sold by by all Druggists. CATARRH. IEAM E 0 Sh ATARRH, CoLDS ELY’S CREAM BALM Jo feet ving the Iormment of ihe sufferer, the he $ruerm olan. Ne a wticie of se rk me wiv ed for Be as an a of a ap 1 & Lis peve falling BALM, snd is universally scknowd | eigel a bring all that is clalmaed for it. Mee Is onby And piessant, causing no pain, bot is sooth: Hag. and | i foal wuperseding thaw wwe of powders liguide snd enuf, | a wi Wn the reach of al 30 cents. On receipt of ornls, will mel a ¢ free. Send K Ria, with fall wlormetion. packag -- ELY'S OREAN BALM CO, Owego, X.Y. NEW YORE -- “Mok emon 4 Robins: Hall 8 Rorkel; GQ Crittenton; H eflein gk Co; D MN. Stiger & 3 Lassile, bi oh iner, and others sTRAGL NY ~0 W snow & Co; Moore & Hud : tor 4 U enyon, Pol PHILADELPHIA Smith, K oe & Oo; Johnston, Hello way & Co The Only Remed THAT ACTS AT THE SANE TINE THE LIVER THE BOWELS and the KIDNEYS, Because we allow a Ado become clogged or poisonous humorsare thergfore Minto the blood that should be ¢ urally Bi A SN HY CONPLAIN Sox RATION, ISS ne AND SERYOUS DISORDERS, by causing free action of these ory and restoring their power to throw disease, Why Suffer Bilious pains and aches? Why tormented with Piles, Constipation? Why frightened everdisordered idneys § Why endure nervous or sick headaches! Why have sleepless nights ! Cee KIDNEY WORT and rojolos in health. Tis a dry, Yepelable compound One package will make stx qisef Medictne. | | ORCAN nr LATEST luesraares Caratoovs He with XEWEsT sTILES at #4 and upwar i; or $6 38 par uarter an Set free. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN i it St, BOSTON: 46 East 14th St, NEW YORK 140 Wa ash Ave, CHICAGO. ON 30 DAYS TRIAL. We will sen our Riectro-Voltalc Uelts and other Rieotric Appliances upon trial for 30 days to those afflicted with Nervous Ded snd desaws of a personal nature. As of the Liver, Kidoeys - iruinalism, Paralysis, eto. A sure cure puaraniced or wo pay Address Voltale Belt Co. Marshall, Mich. Do Your Own Printing s from $3 to S300. Over 2,000 styles and reduce ice list free Cala ur “HOUR it. Philadelphia, Pa. | SREAT OFFERI! Xow Se IN 3 Arianteng TS nt BARG FHP will 24 AT L536 Bway (7 Che oest In the world—Importers” prices test Lampauy in Aw A-slapie e—pleases e verybod ade ocupe is wanted everywhere~best 0 waste 1 me—send for Circular 11 Vesey St, N.Y. . Po O. Box 1287. \ A MONTH! AGENTS WANTED! 75 Best Selling Articies in the world, a sample free. Jay Broxsox, Detroit, Mich X’MAS particulars. FF. TRIFET, 25 Street, Boston, Mass. LILEN'S Brain Food—cures Nervous Debility 2 & Weakness of Generative Organs, 81-—all druggists Send for Cir'l'y to Allen's Pharmacy, 818 First Ave. oY $2000 stamp for particulars. Address Tm MxssExGER, Lewisburgh, Union Oo, Pa FEW AGENTS Wanted—Salary $1200 Year, kr Gehr, spine pasion Siam RS FERS Si Pressos a outfit ail A YEAR and Shpeuses to agents. Foi Free. dd . 0. VICKERY, Adsusta, Maine, PRESENTS, free. Send address for School IN GOLD Given Away. Send 3-ct $5 lo $20 2d Backache, Soreness of Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell- ings and Sprains, Burns and 8calds, General Bodily , Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and E all other ’ Baltisnore, Md. , NYKU—48 FRAZER AXLE GREASE. TE SAL EY AA | Chicago. FRAZER LUBRICATOR CO. NewYork. A Ai E. In ER WAI BROADWAY. LER Ete RED RIVER VALLEY 000,000 Acres Wheat Lands best is Jee World, for sale by Ube 8. Pat, Mi Minneapolis & Manitoba B.B. 00. ® y FREE. 1881 . The ILLUSTRATED D SOLVES PRIZE” for 1881] is now ready This elegant book cone tains about 200 flue engravings. A specimen copy will be sent free to any one in the United | ey one my on Amd on the box wer gr sng F. GLE 1 C0., 44 Ad rams Street, Boston. Mas. Literary Revolution. 3 CENTS rio Sru%asy 1 Mscsuiar's Life of Frederick ariyie's Life of Be 20 &'s Laght fl Baron Surprisos Adventerss For RCS HOOK TACHI AUR a EYE-CLASSES. representing the cholonst selected Tortolse-Shell and Amber. The lightest, bandsomest, and strongest known, Boid by Opticians and Jewelers, Made by SPENCER 0.M CO, 13 Maiden Lane, New¥on. SAPONIFIER Is the = Origtoal = ye and Relate Family Soup Maker ad each Can for puak Bard, Soft and it is fall ral Toilet mosp gel Fai strap Ask AS Jour proce for SAYVONI- PENNA SALY MANUFACTURING Cco., Phila. This Claim-House Established 1863, PENSIONS. ew Law. Thousands of soldiers and heirs entitled, einen date back w Ww discharge or or death. Teme nial Addrem, wilh mang, © PO Deaton Hi E. Wako D.C, Ha hy aT ne SA PEST neous. y produ a ages. uatural ‘shades of B ack of Brown; does NUT STAIN the hI, and Bn casly ft * a standard prepa ation and a favorite ctevery well ap Sinted tor et Tor t Lady or entiemas. - Dru: gists nd .; b 4 Hair ress =. Q C Srv! CN Xo Y Ast HIENTO Inthe best inthe World, Its ade for Moding Purposes, aa he best For Family Uses. Sold by all Druggists and RISTADORO'S =, PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURING CO., Phila. DANIEL PF. BEATTY'S ORGANS! STOPS, os BASS & OCT. COUPLER Hass 0NLY $65, ) © - ds 0S s1o% up Sent on Trial Warranted. Catal ne Fre Address DANIEL F, BEATTY, Want agn us NJ ENGUETTE oshess ox only co —_— is Be henpest and 8 oy. Roar Fort. teils how to perform al! the various duties of life, how to appear to ihe best advantage on al! occssic ns. Agents Wanted. —Send for circulars containirg a i { SCH on of Loe work and cXira terns to Agen & Address Narioxas Pususmse Co., Pulisjeiphia, Pa. “rx TASRIN Grand Medal Sliver Medal — wonderful & at a ded pha at ah siclans throughont the wor'd to be the best remedy d covered for the cure of Wom dey Bums, Rheu Skin Diseases, Piles, Catirth. Chiliaius, &c. In order that every one may : Yitbtitisputup in 15 and 35 cent botties for household use. Obtain it from your druggist, and you will find it superior to anything you have ever bstance Is aI yt NLY SIX MONTHS WORE within which time to obtain a patent for 840 acres of choice Xas land for $150. Not to be paid for until patent is costal for particu 1 $66 Foto CL Rb
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