NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Eastern and Middle States.
SnDAWAN MnrtwAitTn, who as soldier ao
conipniiicl Niipuleon in Ilia famous march to
Jlorcow, died near Easton, Pa., a four days ago
In liU iiinc-tit-tli ctir.
Ashton D. Hn.uxoa, a well-known Now
York Hctor, l-ocanio dopon1ent through the
l'trcnt rlo'lh nf hi- wife nn1 commitfe-l milel'lfi.
Tim ffrects of ISostou are to be illuminated
with the electric li-ilit.
Ko Kun Hu., Chinese professor at Harvard
college, and the bc;t educated pagan in
America, died the oilier evening at his resi
dence in Cambridge, Muss., of pneumonia.
He was a man ot high rank in his native coun
try and leaves a widow and six children.
The Ailnn linn phip Glcnmorag arrived the
o her fiay at New York from Calcutta, having
on hoard thirteen shipwrcckod persons, all of
whom were rescued at sea in an open boat after
they hid left the stenmship Bahama, of
the Quebec and Gulf Torts Steamship com
pany, from Porto Rico for New
Yoilt, whieh was in a sinking condition. The
r.nliama lounlered at sea, and was abandoned
hy all but two of those on board of her. Thecap
taiii.E. Field Astwood.of Bermuda, and nineteen
others were reported lost. The second cook
ami anoihcr man remained on board the ves
sel, saying that thoy preferred to go down
with it than to risk their chances iu the
boats in euch a tempestuous sea. A
second cabin passenger, whoso room was
on tho ptHrboard sido of tho vessel, is supposed
to have been washed overboard. The seven
teen others were in tho captain's boat, which
was swumped almost as Boan as she loft tho
vessel's eide. Two of thoso in her, one of
whor-i was Charlos Smith, wore seen to swim
lack to tho vessel and were hauled on board.
The coroner's jury inquiring into the death;
of tho victims !' tho lato fire in Park row, Now
York, has rendered a verdict censuring Mr.
Putter, owner of the building, nod his agents
fjr neglect.
CmtTis CunisTiAX returned to his homo near
Cnl.l Siu iuvj, N. Y., iho other evening and in-
formed hit wife that ho had killed Jonas Tomp-
!; ins, his brother-in-law, with whom ho had left
ii t!:o morning to buy cows. He said that tho
bo W would be foun 1 iu tho woods. Suddenly he
sprang at bis wife and attempted tokill her, but
ehe succeeded in putting him out of tho house
Ti'ini'kiiis' body was found with tho head
i"'U?hed in bv a stone. The next afternoon the
body of Christian was found in Laka Ouca-
v ums, nr-nr the scene of tho murder, he having
o mniittel suicide. Jealousyof Tompkins he-.-.t-u-e
he managed his father-in-law's farm is
th.Miht to have been the cause of the murder,
cxi'luM'-n ot two ot tiiu three boners in
Jewell's lare,e Untiring mill, Bronldvu, resulted
In the death of the engineer, injuries more 01
less si rio is to thirteen other persons and tb
Intnl dtinolishineut ot the boilcr-houao.
A Fine at Cluster, Pa., totally destroyed the
1'iiiiisylvaiiia Military aealemy. Tl:e aca lemy
eotit.iii-.il 141 students, a;l of whom escaped,
'i'lie total loss is estimated at f 200,001'.
While a loaded co il train was passing over
f.n iron bridge twelve miles north of Belvedere,
X. J., tno t-triictiiro suddenly gave way, pre
e pitiiting about one-half tho train iuto the
creek, Uf;v feet below. Two laborers on the
t ain M eio lulled and a brakemau was fatally
injured.
South and "West.
.Tuns vi::nr:iuN, a well-to-do Ocrinan of
t! velan.1, Ohio, has boeu heavily afflicted,
, (iijil.'.iuiia 1 aving diteicd his family and car-
i ltd uli m out of seven childrou within a few
days.
l'nitnnnie'K Mull teaches a country school
r.t Hutu moil l's Corners, Ohio, lloceutly ho was
ir. i i sted fur tli" t.lege 1 execssivo punishment of
M ?Ii'isiiiihert,i ne of his pupils, forsomo dell
ti'u'o.'fliMauthority. S.il-a ipicutly she brought
h.v.t, and Mill wai hound over to answer. Mr.
li'iibcxt, till pupil's father, now voluntarily
vi'l.dM'-is the charge and pays tho costs and
a t -. ney's IVes. Mull in edo it all up with tho
i-iil, they fell in !ovo and are to bo marriod.
A decline in the price of cotton caused tho
failure of several firms iu Now Orleans.
At Grand Haven, Mich., tho Bteamer Wis
onsin, having on brard 1,000 tons of freight,
struck a pier as she attempted to enter tho
barber and sank.
Fiiii.ANnr.R Iln.NDEnsoN, aged thirteen, com
mitted B.iicide at Hcndi rson's Mills, Kentucky.
The act is attributed to grief ovir tho absence
u' a lavoi ito brother who ran away from home
and was not peiinittcd to return."
An extraordinary marriage is reported from
Ivimtrset count v, .Mil., where 11. Ii. "Into, a
boy ot seventeen, was united to Ella Bhorns, u
pretty brunette of fourteen. Two years ago the
i;irl was inariicd to her stepfather, aged sixty
live, who was arrested fur tho act and impris
oned, tho girl's Irii nds obtaining a divorce.
A cojniiTTKi: appointed to Bolioit subscrip
tions for the relief of the survivors of tho vic
tims of Iho recent explosion at tho Midlothian
(Va.) mino have issued a circular settiDg forih
th .t thirty-two men were killed, leaing twen
ty-six widows mid 109 orphans, all of whom arc
now dependent on charity.
A flood has cansed considerable damago in
and about Helena, Ark.
P.r.v. Dn. William May Wichtman', bishop
o! he 3ethodist Episcopal Church South, died
r.t liia rc-idcuce in Charleston, B. C, the other
morning at the ago of Bovcuty-fonr.
I'owxsox, i'ansas, has been devastated by
firo, tho place losing twelve business houses,
two hotels, posto.lico, Masonic hall, Odd Pel-
low-.' hall and two dwellings. Only one store
in ths town was left standing.
ALDEnsiAN Fkkdf.mck A. Clauk, president
r-i the board of aldermen of Adrian, Mich., has
been arrested, charged with aiding the fugitive
young mayor of that town in the attonii t to
Heat 1150,000 worth of illegally issued wator
bonds. Tho bonds were gent to Now York for
sale, but their spurious character was dis-
covered before any had been put upon the
market. Mayor Thomas J. Navin, tho head of
the conrpiraey to defraud Adrian, is on y
twenty-seven years old.
The boiler in the Georgia Car works at Car.
tersviilo, Go., exploded, killing instantly four
negroes and injuring a number of others, two
of whom have since diod.
A landslide at Coffee's Cave, on the Russian
river, Cat., carried the house of Charles L.
Jo'insou iu tho water. The occupants of the
h-nse were Mrs. Johnson, ber infant, and a
white man employed as cook. All were killed.
Many small farmers in the southern
and southwestern counties of Illinois are ap
proaching starvation on aecount of the almost
ojmploto failure of last year's crops. Some
have beep obliged to Sell their stock to provide
themselves with means of subsistence.
J. II. Rhodes, secretary of the Garfield Monu
ment commute, at Cleveland, and a near friend
f Mrs. Garfield, reports that Mrs. Garfield re
ceived a lottjr from Mrs. Scoville, praying for
her iutcrc ession in behalf of Guiteau, and that
ho was authorized iu Mrs. Garfield's behalf to
say that toward the slayer of her husband she
cherishes uo malice; he must answer o nly to
his God and the American people. For the
bUtcr and all members of his family she feels
only profound pity. Further than this, she
litis to be left alone with her sorrow, and to
be spared being dragged into useless and tor
t iling publicity. Mrs. Garfield will not an-svurtholettor.
From Washington.
The coroner's jury of inquest on the body of
A. M. Sotcldo found that the bullot which
killed him had come from a pistol hold by his
brother, Augustus O. Sotcldo.
Tiif. Houso committee on agriculture has re
pot ted a bill to make the department of ag
riculture an etccntive department nndor a
cabinet officer, to be known as the secretary of
agriculture. The bill provl es for an assistant
secretary, who shall bo a practical agriculturist
anil also chiof of the following divisions to be
appointed by the President and oonflrmod
by tho Sena'e : First A, bureau of
agricultural products, including divi
sions of botany, entomology and chem
istry. 8eeond A bureau of animal industry,
lo bo iu chargo of a compotcnt veterinary sur
geon, who shall report on the numbor, value
mid condition of the domestic animals of the
Cnito.l States, their protection, growth and
cost, tho causes, prevention and cure of con
tagions and other diseases, tho kinds, racoa
an I breeds best adapted to the gen
eral sections for profitable raising. Third
K bureau of lands, whose chief shall Inves
tigate and report the resources and capabilities
of the public or other lands for farming, stock
mining, timbor, manufacturing, mining and
other industrial uses. All the powers vested
in tho commi'sion known as the geological
survey are to he transferred to the department
of agriculture and will com lndorthis bureau.
Fonrth A bureau of statistics, for the collec
tion and publication of information relating to
agricultural interests.
The President nominate! John 0. New, of
Indiana, to be assistant secretary of the
treasury.
The Fitz John Porter caso was under con
sideration at a recent cabinet mooting, and it
is believed that action will be taken toward
having it re-opened.
John P. Gould, of New York, has brought to
Washington a memorial moro than 6,000 feet
long and signed by merchants, manufacturers,
mechanics, farmers, taxpayers and others re
siding in nearly every State in the Union. It
asks that tho tax on bauk deposits and the two
cent btamp on checks and drafts may be abol
ished. Nominations for United States consuls were
made by the President as follows: llriino
Tzschuk, of Nebraska, at Vera Cruz ; Thomas
Wilson, of District of Columbia, at Nantes ;
George Gilford, of Maine, at La ltochelle.
Internal Revenue Commissioneii Raum has
written a letter to the Houso committee en
ways and means, recommending that, as
oleomargarine, cider-chauipagno and glu
cose are seldom sold to consuniera
under their proper names, but are
used chiefly as adulterants, a tax be placed on
them high enough to make them more ex
pensive thin tho articles which they aro used
to adulterate, bo that their uso may be ren
dered unprolit able.
The bill for tho admission of Southern Da
kota as a State has been favorably reported to
the House.
The chief of the bureau of statistics reports
that the total values of the exports of doniestie
brea lstuffs for January, 1832, were $11,i2s,00J,
and tor January, 18&1, $ll,lJ2'.l,4')G; for the
seven months ended January 31, 1652, $12t,
072,007, and for the samo period in 1881, $103,
500,508. President Airmen gave his first state din
ner tho other night at tho Whito House. The
members of tho diplomatic corps, with their
wives and daughters, were present in full force;
and tho flowers and other decorations, with
the handsomo dresses of the ladies, made the
scene brilliant in the extreme
NuMiN.vnoNs by the President : Walkefleld
G. Fi ve, of Maine, to be United States consul
general at Halifax; Horatio N. Beach, of New
York, consul at Puerto Cibello, Venezuela.
Confirmations by the Senate : United States
coEsiils William P. Rice, of Massachusetts, at
Ih.rgon, Switz-rland J Charles P. Barnard, of
Vermont, at Leghorn; Thomas Simpson, at
Puerto Plata.
Foreign News.
A dispatch from St. retorsburg says that a
Jowish family, consisting of a mother, a
daughter aged seventeen and a son aged four
teen, have boon massacred by peasants in the
district of Anaaieff, Russia.
Mn. Lloyd, a temporary magistrate of county
Clare, Ireland, was fired nt by a party behind a
wall near Do dyke. A policeman accompanying
him was severly woun lod, but Mr. Lloyd was
unhurt. Six arrests have been made on sus
picion. Eleven aritsta havo been made under
tho coercion act at Swineford, county Mayo, in
connection with a recent attack on threo men,
who are still seriously ill.
Rev. Mn. Gould, the eminent Baptist min
ister of London, is dead.
England and Franco have agreed to discuss
with other European powers tho affairs of
Egypt.
In a pigeon shooting match at Liverpool Dr.
i Oliver, the American marksman, standing at
tlii:ty-oue yards, shot against Mr. Graham, at
twenty-nine yards, and Mr. Fowler, the Scotch
champion, at twenty-eight yards, and easily
beat them both.
Cuba's sugar crop will not prove so large
this year as was anticipated.
Two boxes, containing infernal machines,
which had been delivered at two different ad
dresses in Edinburgh, exploded on beiug
opened, and eight persons were injured.
A roLicEMAN was Bhot dead near Galway,
Ireland, by unknown parties.
The Egyptian ministers have decided upon
the total abolition of slavery.
A suxrer of tenant farmers from various
eoun'iesof Ireland are performing all neeos
sary agricultural work on Mr. Parnells farm in
county Wicklow.
Great distress prevails among the people of
Sweden, the mildness of the weather prevent
ing them from tho transportation of produce
by means of sleighs as Usual.
At Durham, England, 120 miners were en
tombed in the pit by an explosion. Thirty were
rescued soon after the explosion. The foul gas
suffocated four men in another colliery two
milos away.
More anti-Jewish disturbances are reported
iu Russii. Iu a village near Kichcnet ten Jews
were beaten nearly to death.
Between sixty and seventy persons were
killed by the colliery explosion ia Durham,
Enslaud.
The Length of Days.
In London, England, and Berlin
PruHsia, the locgebt day has sixteen and
a half hours.
At Stockholm, in Swollen the longest
day has eighteen and a half hours.
At Hati-bnrg, Germany, and Dantzig,
Frusbia, tbe longest day has seventeen
hours uud the shortest seven hours.
At St. Petersburg, in Russia, and
Tobolfi, Siberia, the longest day has
nineteen hours and the shortest five
hours.
At Tornca, in Finland, the longest
day has twenty-one and a half hours
aid the shortest two and a. half hours.
At Wanderhus, in Norway, the day
lasts from May 21 to Jnly 2 without in
terruption; and at Spitzenberg tbe
lon'cet day is three and a half months.
People who cannot spend the seasons of winds
and cold rains iu sunny Florida should keep Dr.
Bull' Cough Syrup in the bouse. It hi the
best remedy for Golds and Coughs and will
iUer sufferers at one.
HUItLED 10 DEATH.
Appnlllne Eflectn of nn Explnnlnn In a Chc
ii r (I'ii.) Fireworks Factory
Tho peoploof Chester, Ta., were startled earl)
in the moiningbv an explosion In thopjrotech
liio works ot Prof. J. O. Jackson, which killed
foiirtoen peisnns, seriously Woun led about
thirty or forty moro, and shattered evory
house in tho neighborhood. Tho scene of the
disaster Is an Isolated district of he city,
whi-re only a few shautv dwellers hvo. The
house in widch the explosion occurred is sn his
torical strncture. havin been erpcted in 1721 by
Conimo lore Porter. Until sixteen eears ago it
was occupied by Admiral Porter as a residence.
It. Is unpretentious In appearance now, but
when It ws the home ot the Porter family
tho building was surrounded by a hand
some giovo of tall trees, wnich shaded iho
walks. at all hours. Th trees still remain,
but 'the ground is a barren wasto of
land. The building was constructed ot stone,
and stood on a luza overlooking the Dela
ware river. It was about forty feet long and
twenty font wide, with a peaked roof nnd uttio.
That pait of it not used by tho factory waB oo
cupicd as a dwelling by oiie white and several
colored families. Ihc're was a two-story frame
extension in tho rear, and this was used as a
part of tho factory. Only four persons had
been employe 1 in tlio factory up to the morn
ing of tho explosion. Th- sc wcro tho superin
tendent, Ch rles Van Horn; a boh ot Pro
fessor Jackson, anil two young women.
But tho demand tor railroad torpedoes,
wi.ich received a sudden stimulus fiom the
Hpuyten Duyvil disaster, had become so great
that two or three more young women were en
gaged, and a room was fitted up for them in
the second story of the main I uilditig. A firo
as lighted in the stove on the n.orning of tho
explosion, and Superintendent Van Ilorn says
that 7:21) otclock ho went to look at the stove.
i found the firo as somewhat low and wont
down stairs for some woo I and coal to rekindlo
! it. As he went down ho heard an explosion iu
i the room he had just left, which blew off cart
of the roof nnd s"t tho building on firo. It
wascaused he thought by a puff of coal gas from
tho stove which sof 11 i o to some looso powder
scattered on tho lloor, and this in turn explod
ed somo red fire and rockets which were stored
in tho room.
An alarm of fire was given, and tho three
Volunteer companies Moyanieusing Heme,
Franklin Hose and Handly Hook and Ladder
which comprise tho firo department of the
city responded at once, though their members
were tired by their heavy work at the burning
of tho Military academy on the previous night.
It was stated by tho superintendent and be
lieved by the firemen that there was littlo or
no powder iu tho building, and only a Bmnll
quantity of comparatively harmless pyrotech
nics. Consequently, the men worked with
out fear, and boiiio of them mounted
on the roof of tho lramo extension to get
a good position from which to direct
their hose streams, wliilo a gieat crowd of
spectators prcs-ed closo about the firemen.
Van Horn warned them away, hut they would
not go. He and a number of others entered
the burning building and busied themselves in
removing tho niaehiuery, whilo tho colored
tenants made haste to leave the building.
Whilo this work was going on there was
another explosion, and this, though slight and
nu'inpiiituiit, cansed the crowd to withdraw
further from the building, thus no doubt pre
vi ntiug a more serious loss of life than actu
ally occurred a few minutes later.
l'ho work of lighting tho ilames had been
going on lor about halt' an hour, and the bui'd
ing was surrounded by a throne of firemen
ami others, when suddenly a quantity of somo
icrnuiy cxpios;vo BUittauco was readied uy
tho firo, and an entire wing of tho stone build
inu was thrown iuto theuir. fragments of stone.
timber and human bodies being hurled Imig
distauccs ana scattercil over a wiuo area. Men
1"0 vards away, who thought they were watch
ing tho fire from au entirely sale distance, were
struck and killed. Others were dashed against
trecB an I houses with lut.il violence. Others
again were torn limb from limb, and one
mail, a colored laborer named Perry Williams,
I miti r of the National ball and an assistant
fireman, who was standing on tho roof of the
wing in w hich tho explosion took place, was
thrown to tho top or the mam builuing, wnero
ho lodged among tho burning rafters, nnd lay
shrieking and howling, roasting to death, for
hall au hour. Jle was rescued by a brave car
renter named John W. Cramer, who volun
teered to bring him down. Ho was alive when
reached, but died a few minutes later. Anthonv
Par hour and John Vandegrit t, firemen, were
8'aii'ling on a ladder throwing water on the
roof of the main building. Harbour was struck
by a heavy stono aud hurled 1.5U feet away,
whero h-i fell dead and horriblv manuled.
Vatidi grift was blown off tho ladder, but was
only slightly hurt. Two other firemen were
st.iiidii s on ti e roof of tho frame bnildiiiR
when the explosion came, and tlieirdead bodies
were pi' Keel up nearly lino yards away, i nese,
however, were almost the only men "who wcro
instantly killed among those close to the build
ing; the other victims were struck by Hying
pieces of the wreck. Among these wcro Johu
Dices, a boy, who was found lying on the Bide-
waii; with his head crushed by a stone.
The cxnliiHion was follow ed bv a scene of in
tense excitement. It shook buildings nnd
bivke windows all over the city, and called al-lii-i-t
tho whole population of Chester to tho
Porter mansion, where they moaned and
s .bhed wih nnguish ns they recognized
Iriemls and loved ones among tho sullerers,
or ran wildlv about looking for thoso whom
they supposed to bo among the victims.
Women threw up their aims and shrieked
or tainted awav. Some kneeled cn tho
muddy ground and prayed, while oth
ers showed the intensity of their
giief only by a convulsive rocking
oi tno l o iv to and tin nnd a uxeel.
but vacant, staring at the flames, which now
lu:d iiinii-im'ed vo-scssion of tbe wreck. The
fn - ni-n ilroppi-d their hose and devoted them-
s :vcs to t lio work ot gathering up the dead and
r--selling the wound- el. j.li"v pant no more at
t-'iitii.n to danger than before, though two or
three other si ght explosions warned them that
there was still a possibility of it. The bodies
nt the dead w ere gathered together before being
tikeu oil the wound, and at one lime a clmstiv
h'-up nf half a dozen eorpss was piled up in
the street. The fragments of bodies which wero
set tiered around wero also gathered nu and
all the dead were carried to the city hull to be
identified, after which they wcro taken to their
hi.nies. The wounded wero carried into the
n- arest houses, wh re they wero attended by
physicians, all the doctors in Chester aud its
vi'-mitv Having volunteered their services.
Atter seeing that all tho dead and wounded who
could be reached wuie cared for, tho firemen
turned their attention again to the flames, aud
succeeded in putting out the firo about 10
o el'.ck, though by that timo there was littlo
le:t to uurn,
FORTT-SEVEXTII CONGRESS.
Benate-
The following Senate bills wcro passed: To
proviJo f.ir th - salo of the lauds of the Miami
Indians iu Kansas; to amend article 10.1 of the
rules and articles of war (imposing a limitation
of two years from tho dHte of enlistment
sgaiiir-t prosecutions for desertion); to promote
the eliiciency of the navy (making drunkenness
or incapacity arising from misconduct and
not contracted in the line of duty, a sufficient
ivason to prevent au btliecr of the navy being
placed ou the retired list and allowing mm,
upon eiiseiiar-.ro by tho President, one years
p.iv) Mr. tiawcs snoko on his bill in favor
of civil service rt-funn, aud after Mr. Pendle
ton bad made soino remarks on the subject
'in- bni was leierrea to tno committee on civil
s-.-rvicu.
Mr. Windom, from tho committeo on foreign
relations, reported n original bill lor tno re
lief of diplomatic and consular officers of the
United States. (It authorizes the President, ui
his discretion, to diicct the payment from the
appropriation lor contingent expenses ol for
tign intercourse of the necessity expenses at
tending the last sickness and funeral of any
diplomatic otlicer of the United States, consul
general, oousul or consular clerk, who may die
in a foreign country, when it shall appear to
him that the deceased mail was pocuuianly un
able to pay tne sanie.j
The rep. i t of tho caitlo commission on the
lung plague oi eattio was submitted by the
president pro tem.... Sir. Jackson introduce
a bill appropriating $150,000 as comnciieatiou
to tno agents ot tho Methodist ISpiscopal
Chure'i South, for property destroyed at Nash
ville during the war.... Mr. Call thtnaddrossod
tho Senate in support of his proposed amend
ment to the pension arrears tesolutiou. do
daring in favor of pensions to the survivors of
inaian wars prior to is is.
After being further amended Mr. Edmund's
nti-poiyganiy bin was passed without oppo-
j bition. The bill provides penalties for polyga
my and disqualifies for eoivice as Jurors
' polygamists and persons behoving polygamy
I to be right. The issue of polygamous mar-
i iages prior to January 1, lsa3, are legitima
tized. ro poiygamist is entitled to vote or
hold office. All the registration and elective
olhcea of Utah are declared vacant, aud
the conduct of elections shall be performed
by a uoara oi nve persons, not more
than three to be member of one political
,-... (a oM-.i..nrl l.n ..A H-ac.! .1 fl-l.
lourd shall not exclude any person otherwise
eiii'iblo to vote from the polls on aocount of
any opininh such person nny entertain on
Iho subject of polvganvy. Each house of
the assembly, Rfte'r iH organization, shall
have power to decide upon the elec
tions and qualifications Of Its members)
an I at or after the first meeting of the legisla
tive assembly whose menilrs shall have been
elected according to the provisions of this act,
iiu -se-muiy may make sncn iwb, coniorm
able to tho oro-nnm nrt nf the Territory, as it
shall deem proper concerning tho filling of the
-nines oeeiniwi vacant by tin aet.
sir. uoke renorteil favorably irotn the com
mit ee on ennum-ren the hill introduced by him
on the prions dnv, appropriating flOO.OuO to
improve win narisir ot itaivesiun, j exas, ami
it was passed.... Mr. Blair Introduced a bill to
establish a polvtechnio school for the United
Ktates or a school for Instruction in scieoco
and tho nits. ...Mr. Keilogg introduced bills
appropriating $1,5011,000 lor river improve
ments and government buildings in Louisiana.
Uonse.
Mr. Wil. ...4. from the committee on tho
Juiliciaiy, submitted a bill to prevent per
sons living in bigamv or polvgamv from hold
ing any civil oflh-e of trust or profit lo any of
the Territories of the United (states, and from
being delegates to Congress. House calendar.
Uy air. Onh, from tho committee on for
eign affairs (reported adversely), the
resolution (originally offered by Mr. Rob
inson, of yavr lork) calling on the attorney
eeneral fur bin opinion as to whether if Joseph
barren rujiicr. Alonzo if. uornen or unarles
tier-oil should bo arrested iu the British em-
iire wi-hont having committed any crime, the
Int lish trovernmont. bv eusnendiini the wilt of
hibeas corpus, could lawfully detain him on
lniieiunto BU-pK-ion without trial or without the
right of tho United States to demand his re
lease. The resohnion was tabled veas. 117:
nays, 103. Mr. Orth also reported adversely the
res-!utiou requesting the President to com
municate ail corrusponilouco with iho Dritisu
goverruno;'t nn file iu tho state department in
reference to tho case of D. H O Conuor, a citi
zen of the United States, now imprNoned in Ire
land. Tho Houso refused to lay tho resolution
upon the table seventy-olio yeas, seventy-nine
nays. After a personal di-ctission between
Messrs. Robinson, of New York, and Robeson,
Mr. Cox, of New York, moved to recommit the
resolutions, witn instructions to the committee
to insert therein the names of Michael Hart,
II. O. Mahonv and John McEnrv, and to add
a clause requesting the President to demand of
the British government tho piompt trial of
theso citizens, or their prompt release, lhe
motion was carried.
In debate on tho aimortioriment bill Mr.
Herbert spoke in opposition to any increase in
the membership of the Iio-iso. He favored a
constitutional aineiidnieiif limiting the number
of Representatives. Mr. Joyce argued in favor
of his amendment fixing tlio number at 305.
Mr. Hewitt i-aid ho would vote iu favor of the
smallest number of Representatives ho could
get. Mr. Slierwin and Mr. Carpenter sup-
Iwrteil a bill providing for 325 lcprcscutatives,
insed upon tho eild method of appoition-
ment. Mr. Clements. Mr. Pa-re, Mr. Snconer
and Mr. Tillman opposed the bill. Tho latter
was in favor of a Hmisc of 000 members "a
Gibraltar impregnable to bribery or intimida
tion." Ho also favored a Semito of 300 mem
bers. Mr. Cox. of Ken- York, submitted a
modification of his amendment so as to fix the
total number of Representatives at 319.
Iho committee to audit tho expenses grow
ing out ot tho death and burial ot the lato 1'res-
ident James A. Gai field, reported through Mr.
Cox, of New York, a bill granting a pension
of $5,fiOJ a vear to Mrs. Lucretia
R. Gailield. Tho bill was passed....
An amendment to the apportionment bill by
Mr. Anlerson. fixing tho number of Repre
sentatives at 325 (the present number is 2:13),
was pased by a vote of 102 yeas to 101
navs. The States that gain aie: Arkan
sas, 1 ; California, 2 ; Georgia, 1 i Illinois,
1 : Iowa, 2 : Kansas, 4 : Kentucky, 1 :
Massachusetts, 1 ; Michigan, 2 ; Minne
sota, 2; Mississippi, lj Missouri, 1;
Nelnnska, 2; New York, 1; North Carolina,
1; Ohio, 1: Poimxylvaniii. 1; South Carolina, 2;
Toxa", 8; Virginia, 1; West Viiginia, 1; Wis
consin, l. ,iii.m- New uanipshiio ander-
uiont, lose one each,
'lhe apportionment bill, which fixes tho
number ot representatives at &ta, was passed
. ...Mr. Valentine, chairman ot tho commit-t-.-e
on agriculture, reported agricultural ap-
ur ouri I'lou hill. C imini'too of tho whole.
A Hoy's Lticlc.
lhe rsorns'.own (ra.) Herald in a re
cent issue referred among others to the fol
low intr cases of special interest, iney are
their own commentary. Mr. Samuel C
Xyce resides at 303 Marshall street, and
holds the responsible position of journal
clerk in the' Pennsylvania Legislature, at
ll-irnsbiiig. -While Mr yce unit iamily
were in the country recently, his boy, aged
three years, lell and broke Ins leg. rie re
coveied, but a very troublesome stiffness
set in and he could scarcely use the leg.
The injured limb was rubbed several times
with !Si Jauohs Oil, and the stillness was
to much reduced that the boy was ablo to
ti 'c his leg freely. Dr. Knipe said it was
the use of St. Jacobs Oil that cured the
stillness Mr. Xyce himself used the Great
German llc-nudy for toothache with good
eflect, and also for sprain and pains of
rheumatic nature, nnd always with good
effect. Mr.. Nyce also says she thinks the
Oil is a splendid thing, and she always
keeps it on hand.
Nine wile! camels havo been captured
in Arizona liy Iu-.liuns, aud shipped
Eisfc for a circus m:innger. They ore
Rai l to exceed lasize any yet exhibited
Its Equal is UiiknoTfii.
A Lowell (Mass.) paper, so we observe,
cites the case of Mr. 1. II. Short, proprietor
of the Jleluiont Hotel, that city, who suf-
ered with rheumatism for peventeen years
without findinsr relief from any ot the nu
melons remedies employed until he applied
St Jacobs Oil : "I never found any medi
cine that produced such remarkable and
instantaneous t-fl'ect as it did," Bays Mr.
Short Lyons (la ) Mirror.
rrincefccii collego at Friuceton, N. J,
is soon to have a telescope which will
far outrank any in fiza and definition.
owned by au American college.
Tin f tlr,.w1aw.
Dr. It. V. Pierce, liutlal i, N. I. : " Five
years ago I was a dreadful suflerer from uterine
troubles. Having exhausted tho skill of three
physicians, I was completely discouraged, and
so weak I could with elifliu'.iltv cross the room
alone. I began taking your 'favorite Prescrip
tion ' and using the local treatment recom
mended iu veur 'Common Sense Medical Ad
viscr." In threo months I was prrfvet ly cured.
I wroto a loiter to mv familv naner. briefly men-
tinning how my health had been rostorod, and
r-flV-i inar to send tho full particulars to any one
writing mn fur them and iiiclushtq a stamped
itinitjie fur reply. I have received over four
him. tied letters. In reply. I have described
mv casa and treatment used, and earnestly
advise I them ' to do likewiso.' From a great
many I hive rc-c-ived second lotters of thanks
slaving that tl:cv had commenced the treat
ment and were ninch better already."
Mus. t' F. Moiioan, New Castle, Me.
Four aer s of rock at II ell Gate, New York
haibor, arc undermined, and it is expected
that the big blast will be tired in lstu.
Dr. Tierce's "Pellets," or sugar-coated
granules -the original "Little Liver Pdls,"
(beware of imitations) cure sick and bilious
headache, cleanse the stomach and bowels,
an 1 miiilv tho blood. To cot eenuiue, see Dr.
I ierco's siguature aud portrait on government
stamp, io cents per viai, py qruggmw.
Ti e electric light in the lighthouse atPlanier,
France, cm l o seen twenty-two miles.
" Beauty 'nndorned (with pluiples) la
A.iiii'iivil .lin llMI.I'
If you desire a fair complexion free from
pimples, blotches aud eruptions, take "Golden
Me.dic.al Disoovorv." Itv rlrufftriste.
At Pompeii combs have been found exactly
like the modern hue-tooth comb.
On Thirty Days' Trial.
The Voltaio licit Co., Marshall, Mich., will
send their Electro-Voltaio Belts and other Elec
tric Appliances on trial for thirty days to any
person afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality, and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
complete restoration of vigor ana mannooa.
Address as above without delay.
P. H. -No risk is incurred, as 30 days' trial is
auoweu.
The Science of Life, or Kalf-I'ieservfttion
medical work for every man young, middlo-
tgcxl or old. 12a lnvaluftbl presoripuooa.
For msPttiftA, ismoESTtoti, depression of shir
its and general debility, in their various lormst
also as a preventive against fovor and ague and
other intermittent fevers, the "Ferro-Phosphori
ted Elixir of Calisaya," made by Caswell,
Hazard k Co., New York, and sold by all Drug
gists, is the best tonic; and foi-patients recover
ing from fevofr or other sickness it lias no equal.
A rnref'tireff Hl ,
Will be sent by mail to.any address, postpaid, on
receipt of one dollar. Address J. Alonzo Greene,
Indian Doctor, 810 Pine St., Bt. Louis, Mo. '
Murder will out, so will the fact that Cabbo
i.ink, a deodorized extract of petroleum, tho
natural hair ronower and restorer, is the best
preparation ever invented, and excels all other
hair dressings.
ItF.St TED FROM HEATH.
fVllllam J. C'ougblln, of Somervlde. Mass , SAyK In the
fall or 1S76 1 waft taken with blkediho or the lusos fol
lowed by a Revere cough. I lost my appetite anil HcbIi,
nnd was confined to my bed. In 1S77 1 was admitted to
the hofti-ltal. The doctors gild I bad fl hole In my lulu
hilt as a half-dollar. At one time a report went around
that I was dead, 1 fSveup hope, but a friend told me ot
Pit. Wll.l.tAM IIAI.L'Sli.AfSAM FOR TIIK LUNtlS.
1 net a bottle, when to my surprise, 1 commenced to frel
ln-tter, snd to-doy I feel belter tlinh for three ye.iri past.
I write this hoping every one aflllcted With Diseased
l.iuu'i will takeDH. Wfl.l.fAM HALL'S IIAI.SAM, and
be convinced that CONSI'MPTION CAN HE CUillil). 1
con positively say it has done more Rood than all the
ottier medicines 1 have taken since my sickness.
A I.TjEN'! Urn In Foort-eures Nervous ftehlllty A
Weakness of Generative Organs, SI -all driliotists.
(jeudloiCircular. Alleu'sl'haruiacy.Dll) First av.,N.Y.
TilE MAUKLTS
Kew vonit.
Peef Cattle Med. Nat livo wt.
Calves Poor lo Prime Veals...
Sheep
Lambs
Hogs Live
Dressed, citv... ....
10
TV-a
8
Flour Kx. Stato, good to fancy 5 7U
Western, gnod to choice 6 CO
(i 8 00
Oi 8 73
vt neat o. I itcu, new.......
No. 1 Whito, new
five State
Parley Two-rowed Stato
Corn Ungraded WestornMixed
Southern Yellow.......
Oats Whito State
Mixed Western ,
Hay Prime Timothy
i 3i
U 1 30.Y
131
88
00
C4
(i 1 3i
di my.
71 Vi
oi"
4H
90
80
28
50 0b
U
85
75
Straw o. 1, live
imps Mate, mi
20
Pork Mess, now, lor export. ..17 1)0
Lard City Steam 11 10
(18 00
Mil 10
Mil 3(1
ltehnca 11 so
retrolcum Crude
CV'S
IV,
ltcflued
Butter Str.to Creamery
82 (tO
40
3D
43
Dairy
Western lin. Creamery
Factorv
33
32
10
!l
3
0
2S
35
13
Cheese Stato Factory
Mams
Western
,51
Ecus State and Penn
27
outoes i.aiiy lioso.Mate.bbl J la
5 Oi 3 37
BUFFALO.
Stcei-s Fxtra G (1(1
Ci 0 25
06 6 50
r4 5 50
06 7 (Ml
,ainlis Western 8 50
Khorp Western 4 75
lings, (moil toi iimco lui Kers. . lj f"D
Flour C'vOiound, No. 1 Spring 0 75
06 7 25
f.j 1 57
Wheat No. 1. HardUulutii.... 1 57
urn No. 2 Mixed
till
60
Outs No. 2 Mix. West....
4S 06
Parley Two-rowed Stato 'JO
DO
BOSTON.
Beef Fxtra plate and family.. 11 00
tfU5 00
06 V,
W '-'li
15 50
Ot 9 00
I logs Livo 7
Hogs Citv Dressed 9
Pork Extra Prime per Mil.... 15 00
Flour Spring Wheat Patents. . 7 50
(.'urn Mixed and Yellow
fiats-Extra White
i6 75
Si'.JrJ 57
U7' 06 1 00
4i;o 4tl
.'in ot ai
ltyc State
Wool Washed CoiubJ. Delaine
Unwashed " "
WATF.UTOWN (M.VSH.1 CATTLE M.V11KI.T,
Peef Extra quality C 50 06 7 12M
Sheep Livo weight 4 (ii) (l,1
l.i-.inbs (i 06 7',
Hotts, Northern, d. w 6,34!fl 8J4
riiiL.MiEi.riHA.
Flour renn. Ex. Family, good 0 3yf(i 6 37J-1
Wheat-No. 2 lied 1 85,'8 1 So'-i
live Stato 97 06 97
Corn State Yellow MVJit 09'-.
uats .uixca 4 06 ii
Hotter Creanu-rv Extra Pa..'.. 45 06 45
Choose New York Full Cream. VAV.U6 VAV.
reiroieiun vrimo o ua i
lleiined V.iOi IV,
A CRABBED CREATURE.
That nntnre cares for nnd cntertnlns lier
own hns Leeeme tin e.stnblilitd f'aet to all
i obtierviirs. lio dees not love lhe bound ol
tho lintilitly minimum!; wuves
lenpinc from the jiliosplinrescent
Fen.nstlieybrenk iinuin.-t the reeks
ill the Miiumer nijjlit until Katine
licrself, weary nl the ni-erution,
turn the founding furf towards
ino nppposne bne.re, leaving
Etrnnded t-oinc liadly-niutilatea
tiiuil, which wanili rs noleintily
cn, iif.nemian lasn-
ion with nil its
worldly More upon
Its biu-k. On tho
mnic beaeh rr.ny be
found our crusta
cean edible tho
crab whose chief
npolojry for cxi.-t-ln
at all eeenia to
to be its ability to
furnish a delectable
meal to fortunate
biped"
The erabbeins covered with a hard, im
penetrable, shell, it is not easy to molest or mnke
hii:i afraid; therefore ho wayes war in his watery
world uneeasin-dy whenom e- attacked. Althouch
1 1 ny, h e en nnot by said to be devoid cf understand-
Iiil', having ten U'tzs to assist his locomotion; tins,
lei-vever. avails him little, for, when coiuiuered,
ho never turns his back to his enemy, starling
into a bold run, but, like many politicians during
election time, slips off sideways. There comes a
time in the lueot this pugnacious fellow when the
year.- tirinir him moro bone and muscle than he
can dUpo.-oof with comfort, and he finds him
Sclfinavcry tight place: hi9 Bhoes pinch him
and ho be.iins to realize the practicability of np
plyiiia to Dame Nature for more room or a house
in proportion to his inercasinir size. Nature
slowly responds to the call; but in her ow n good
time provides a new home, so that tho enter
TiriMiur littlo creature does not wander about
homeless, but is provided for suitably, as was the
old sailor, who dropped his rheumatism and
crnbbediK-ss w hen he applied the C.rcat lierman
Kemody, t-T. Jacors Oil. This last, however,
ninv sound rather fishy to tho skeptical reader,
nnd to such we would renlv fn lamjuaiie too plain
to be misunderstood Iu words illustrating fHcts
that even the waves of timo cannot wash away
or sealv enithels affect. FT. Jacobs Oil to-duv
has rendered the lives and homes of myriads of
eiiiU-rers tribute r tlian ever the electric light can,
which neonlenaupo tondmirenlomrthewav. Still
more happily served than tho old sailor was an
uivttuu, wuu wrote mua cuuceruiiig uui vo-.v .
"CROOKED HAERTEL."
Accept a thousand thanks for that "golden
rcmedv." I sufiered fur -iihiiv vears with rheu
matic pain In rny limbs. Jlyleirs were drawn
toeether. and neonle called rre " Crooked Haer-
tel." I used St. Jacobs On. and was cured, and
now feel so well that 1 think 1 could dance, as in
my young days. John IIaebtel, rrcmont, 111,
K Y N UT
TO PROVIDE FOR 1882-SENE
"WITHIN
ONE
HEEK
From Date
A 1f:ent FininDfor the PANSY,
A tj-Oi.l Mn mn f..r HA II V I. A II
A ,'i-(Vni Sliiiim for 1.11 TLli
HOI.Ks' HKAUEK,
Thr. i-,l- cul Maiiiifur WIDE
AWAKE.
To D. LOTHROP fc CO., Boston, for Mmples oi
tlese limit M'tuazines in tho World lor children.
Hrilliaut 1'rosi-ei-tud, Mem. of l'l-izes, aud lUus-
lratea c4tulniue Iree.
Ql nnrt v, e w'l' K've to uvon who is troubled
M 111 VI with Worms that Vuu l)eiii.cii-
W orni 'otil. ci inn will not remove. Tliey have
saM-d thelivos ot thniiKAiida of childron. Thev are
uiade ol liootx and rianis. Hure aud safe lor the
most aeucato child. Sola at all ston-a. a box,
THE OFFICIAL HISTORY Or THE
GUSTEAU TRIAL
This iKthe only comi'leto &nA fully illustratp-l "Lifs
and Trittl of (iuiteau." It cnutaiifX ull the ltimonv
t'l the c-xii-rts aui other notvel witut-shCK; u!l the
iirvrufM lnaae Dy ine cuuniii assa-sniu iu inn irrvat
( IVorts to fehi iii tho calluwH hv iciiruiuir iiiKHuitv.
Uewro of cutrhpr nny books. Millioim of lu-oplo Rro
waitiua 1r thin work. Auutu wmittsU, Circnlai-8
irce. J-Aira ternin to Apt -utu. Adnrc-Mi
National Puulihuinq Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
1 HA UWAJU) fur om r N.roui Utbuuj, ui or
VvW Mduty UiaeftK Df.lour.-d bj V V iTtl. ttOU Wl.
nut. Phlla. I(K) reference wnt tret. Curt turntpd.
70 A WEEK. $rJadayatbonieeaalJyinade.Costlf
C OutAt too. A.d4 Imujc 4 Go- Autf uaLa.Mui.
IC
i u
lllianrvo lliilllls ot MPSMIiirilT
In eating, di ink lug aud retiring, as a moans
of maintaining, or restoring health. No less
important is it to correct ft growing tendency
to irregularity in mo nnuii. ui wjuy. xmb
functions of the bowels cannot bo suspended
without an accompanying disturbance of the
liver and stomach, snd other sympathetic evi
dences of bodily ill-being. A course of Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters will give an impetus
to the operation of those organs, which is
manifested not only In the beneficial effects
it produces upon them, ont also in more regu
lar and active bilious secretion, and the dis
appearance of wind on tho stomach, and
colicky pains. The waste matter thrown ofl
duriDg the process of digestion is then effectu
ally expelled, and tne system moro thoroughly
purified by tho channel dovoted to that puiposo
by nature.
The oldest bank in the United States is tho
Bank of North America of Philadelphia, which
celebrated tho centennial anniversary of Its
opening for business a short time ago.
Tli Confliirrot1.
Iiivinotoh, N. Y.. May 2, 1881.
It. It. 'vi'abnkii A Co.: .sirs I have used your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cnre.and I take pleasure
in recommending it as the conquer. -r ol all dis
eases of the kidneys, liver and urinary organs.
IHA t-tOCKJtAK.
The United Sfstes has been invito 1 to take
part in an industrial exhibition to 1)5 held in
Amsloi-dam in 1889.
" nnrliiipnlbn."
Quick, complete cure for kidney affections,
irritation, ireipinut or difficult urination, tl at
druggists. Prepaid by exprt ss, $1.25, 8 for $5.
E. S. Wi lls, Jersey City, N. J.
Did Vnn Evn- Try It t
Yror.TiNi! put uo iii powd- r form comes with
in the reach of ail.' 11 making tho medicine
yourself yon can, from a 5hc. packago contain
ing the Parks, ltonts and Herbs, make two bot
tles of the lhpiid Vr.nr.TtNr. Thousands will
gladly avail themselvo of this opportunity,
who have the conveniences to make tho medi
cine. Full directions in every package.
eg
Kidney CompSaints.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
Tlic RvniptnniH of nn ncnto nttark of lnflamiriiitton
ot the kitlncyfi aro lnllw: IVvrr. nia in tho
small o! tho Wk, and thntu-ft Bhontliw downward;
numbnes of thf (hiLjh, vttniiUnir, usually nt first a
di'fp ret I color of Uh; ui inn, which ln'conirn pale hth!
i-dlorl'1 s ns tho fliraac iiiT' S it ml is dint-harped
v rv often with pain ami ililhVulty: cotiv(Mir, nnd
foinf dt-irroc of cnlic. In cliioiiir diff.i,-i,a ot tin1 kid-n-"-b
t!e h inptoms urr pain in the hark nnd limlis,
drvi;c8of tin-si; in. trftpu-nt urhmiion (fspfcially at
n:--ill). tri-iHTnl dr.i hv, In'mhu-h'', diim 'i sij-'ht,
iiidi!"-tion nnd palpitation of the heart, gradual ls
ot strejii-lli, palnncMS and pulliliwB ol tho lace, coujrU.
and rdiortnt'rv ot limit h.
In ilixnwM oi the kidiivRtho Veoktisr rIvcs im-
rtic hate r'-nt'!. It lias never lane 1 locurc witn H is
iken revruli.rlv and iJireetum toiinwoti. in many
is!- it niav take Mtvrril bottles, especially casi-R
flonn standing. It acts directly upon tho Feero
i.iii. ckansiii'r nnd Ftivntriln ninir. removing all oh.
li-Mi-fi.nu itul iiiiiiiii'itii H. A I'l'f.lt 1'ilililV c:ill tfstifv
to cast-! nl Ioiik aundmi! lnivm be. u vrlecy Mirnl
known reined. es which aru naid tu lio Vprctoly lir
iv tlio viiii.iiNi:. fvcn alter ir.in. vnm t tno
una tuseaso.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
Cinl'IKNati. O.. Mar.-h 19. lSTl.
IT. T!. firF.vt.N'R!
Iiear s-r-l havo used your Vkov.timk for somo
tin.1, mid can trullittillv na it ha liecti a Great la-n
ut to tne: and to those snlleriii,' troiu uisease ol tne
Inejg I rhorrlliUv rt'COlutlU'UU it.
' i ..11.. n ir CVTTTTT
Ifti'Htrd tohv K. It. Afiflpld. PniSL'isl'
cor. taKiiiii hii.i d'mrai avcuui-s,
Cincinnati. O.. April 19. 1877,
i ii ivn -Jiiti.-rci si'Vf.r.1 vp.irs wiin Til" i unrv v ftrn.
i.iinr. aul w;is iii'iur"d to try Vi-uktim-:. I lnivu
(U.-n Kovff.i: lxilt Jih ot your iirrti;ii;ni.iu, anti i uin
-iivinfCii it is n v;ilu:i!l' r innlv. It lias !nno mo
iM-iif pniMi iiiau any otner incan-ino. i iiii ii' iiruiy
i i 'O i u 1 1 ii l i ' I it to Ull f-r.il mux Horn nmncy nm-
l:iitils. oiirsi rcrfi i ctiUH.'. .1. H. AK'.M li,l.KN
ii'-t llivtiik-ei'p.'r lor N.-whiill, ti V.o., Flour
MfK-lwinlM. n. Hii West Front St.. Cincinnati. O.
A 1 r ini. h;'H rc-'tfircl tlmi'fanffs to health who
iavc Lccu lunt; and painnu sun crew.
"Vegetine
riiKi'AKED r.y
H. H. STEVENS, Boston, Maf33,
Vegciine is Sold by All Druggists
wm
as
vn 1111 tn;Li:- New i: ,
l .-1 v ehum-p 1 hi- t'tonil in the
eoiiri! Kvxt.-t;i in ilm-n month.:. Anv lerwn who
will tuke urn- e:l! . li iiIkIiI Iroml to l-'v i , k ninv ho
r-storeil to pound Jie:i!,li, 11 wu.-n n nv.- im- i'ii--miiii'
K.,1,1 flvi-vvwl:. ic ,.r H-I'l 1- Ill'lil In'- S tetti r .-' util!
I. S. JIIIIMI eV ( ll.t I!UK)II, ,1.UES.,
toimi-i-iy Itunuor. il r.
FOR LADIES OflLY,
Tim "Iidis" M'"lical AH.M'-j.'tion." It' niclir-8 1
s-;l v i)' vniu ii fii" pii .ui'.'il hv Via must t;-.i
nt ami i' iiriliic i livsic-mis, ho ii:.c uiaMf s:n
;'.'J'v ti': ;.t-.i hv Until. Al- i' K M'Li:. J.ctt
. . ft,!nif i, tin I. s.-ii'l K'rw-1iim of mwjh
i-: or. it i oi iti n'''t ot" n ir.caii h, wik! lor oui
:;-p to .'.-. In". ulii"!i iriot i:oul and inliTfi-l
.iitii'f.i:itio:i ' it'll iirs ,.-('. It v. ill lticii'-i' -ion
t. Ahir. jlrx. K Ail J.VAN li Mi
;- t;:r., IJI'i ITaukim Nin-.-t. liut.;dt, . 1
'Hi
mm
HiH'-ii'litl lifiv ;tii'i ct mn ii Novf'.. Sctii
t lor. -nun').' iinndMT. I N'i'Kft NATION A L
NFWS TO,, 2H and I I'i-cktuau St., New York.
; iri U -'t acl W i-fl m 11 f. r e'i etali
le f (. Mlor-f C. ..! I.-.rk if hir, Mno ft c-.ioti'T
-ri.ii k .f J.-tr fu'utt I nl -m:4 or .0, i.f trl o-::cally
tr-.lirid. n.m ninir. ii. nH p!ee of trtti or. itl
djtc rf i.m'ti-. Wr.nrj rfttirnd to all fit mti.hBl,
Ai trtti Frof. L. Uart.tmi. Iu iloot'j l'l. Uo-too. Um.
PAY TIE.f- U'RFIK P'lffrrprii ot
iaa.il r.i.'l lii.il (AVAfitBCH de-
biim a sure, parn'.'viK.t cure, without
risk cf faduie or exponso, until a cur
i- friTortt-.l. will a'Klrea (it tinea fr Cir
culars, DR. WM. HAN e CHE, Ceutrovillo, Iud.
Diary Fre
for ISS'i. with improvod
lnt-Mt'.- tTiiUr. c.ilcinlar,
oir. Srnt to anv addrtK
onrrrript ol two Thrrr-frnl Siiiihiin, Ad!:
ol
E
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i. liAltlto rJ. UiUI'.rs, 4H . Jjciav.ui'i. Ave., i iiiia.
It. H. & A. P. LAOEY, Pntotit
S-lliltir,Va."liinton.
Onr ' Kcifiititic Ut-t'ord llnud
k" aud "lluw to rrocui-e l'at'iits" hfiilfree.
141 I B1 B" 5s l-'inii. Saw Mill A I'lim.
I n rff I a a fiaWtatinri For prieo-i.t'tf-.
BriW TUB A ULT11AN A TAYUIU CO. MltuBlieU.O.
ELECTRIC BELTS.
A irt-rJft t i iiiv tor proumtKr-R d.-hiht
Si-.id for
cilellt.il'. lot. J.
lAltlt, ti3J liroiidway, New York.
tctn C9f pcrdavnthome. Ramplca worth 5froe.
-J'u AililriKHKTiKKoM &Oo..l-ortlaiul,Maino.
etine.
Tin mi
i-j i
i i
II ESS
I'lirMOti I'tiru:
Hiil. mid will cnini
I0MS, One
1?1 K'n Me. Kins TnnrDarllnir.
K.I A FJowor from Muthcr'i Uruve.
IU Tho Old C'aljlu on tbe UUL
UOOniliiirTHro' Hie lty,
i.u Huht i hin, Jtiitit n Strcngers
TM The KIsh Ui'l.iutl thu Do(r
YiQ 1 iiiiulueuibor i'wu, Luvo, In Yf
I l'r.irt?rs.
1 Ton May Look, liut Muan't Touch.
ls Tbero'it Alw itysubcat la tlio l'ur-
lor f. r V..u.
ir.i I've no ii other Votr. I'm Wecplr-j
I P !uhH'B lo dn Cold, i'old (i round.
M9 Hiiy a Kind U'ord V.'tuti You tau.
l'-5 I t'rttiliot Shin 10 Old tJODij'a.
I'.C Koran O N-mI.
i-jj Waitlnp. Uy Darilne. f-rThee.
y.9 .Ifmilo (he Flower of Klldaro.
lTd 1 iu Lcneiy Since il? Mother Died
l.m T-jntinif on the Ol l lumii lirouml.
i:3 Don't Von ; T 'imny, lltin't o.
l"o Villi, Wo hiivu Missed Vou.
1-a Oi'er the Hills to tho Foor II on no.
1-3 Don't bo Au-Ty with lie. Datiiiiii,
lul Fiir:atttmof tne Fan.
11 Why a. I She Libvo aim t other.
1'S I'll u lia-st learned to iv Au
ti Tii to's Kono Like a M thur.
till Vou tnro FiaIho, liit Ml Fop'lve.
S"9 Wiiisr.er Kfiftiy. Mother' Dviiiir.
SU Will Voa Love Uo, WUeinl mOld.
Aunlo Laurie.
SJ2 riherman'a March to the Seft,
Ul Come. iSirtiie, Come.
( Tho Ultt L'aWn ITomw.
The Little ihitfs at iiomfl.
12 Hee Tuat Uf (i rave's Ktut Green.
13 OrandfalhLr'H t.loi k.
li Wlivro Was Mttsj whon the Lhfht
S4 fiwnot By und Jiy. pv. iit Out,
0 Vt'Iiua, Emma. (M;igj,rio.
53 Whonynuainl I word Tuur.fC
a Whi-n 1 t-jw Sweet SvlUv H mo.
49 T.iko this Letter to ty ii ptlier.
49 A Mful.'l I.nvo Lottftr. coinifl
(3 Wifu'R t'l.iain.iT.diiu'iito. cotnlc.
ti Hiiftliand'jj L'omninndniiTits.
40 Littlo Old LntCft!in in t i" Lane.
IS SLirolilnc TliroupM Oe nf:! i-
n Widow in tlio l-uttugtf by lUe So a.
C5 The VimBtrf! Hi 7.
to Talio h ifk tho lj.-rt.
lli The F.u'.td Csat (if iJluo. Nlrfht.
IT My Oid Kntu.'Uy ll.ime. tiuod
C4 J'il bo till S.ullfs tu Ni''.t UT0.
fifl Liritc!) to tho MtM.-kl:;: 1-ird. .
l Her lirljrht SinPe llauntu M Ptltl
54 S JUdav Nisht Wht U tU J'artor
.- Tiie i.i-psy'H Wariiin1?. Ifr'ulU
103 Tilti!t a Littlf Krtd--d Fiowor.
14 Tuo (iii 1 i Luft Ueuiuuily.
Little Htittorrap.
lor Currv Mn Hm k t Cld Vlrprlnny.
li'J Tne Old Man Drunk AciaIq.
lid I Am V-iiiliifr, -ie Dear,
lift T ih ii Be k to iiioio a. Mother
UO Cuiuo, tit uy uy biuo, Hurling,
,t'Wr" will wend by iuaU. iot.patd, ny ton or thesosonpt for O eents ; any twtmty flre son as for il
Fifty for 23 cents. Or we will annd all the above one hundred I soul'. prWi'ild for ai cenu l"einU?i
More tlian One
ttlIUUUT WANTS IT.
252th Edition (New)
orSelf - Pi - ceerv
its nn aiauhcc
hauntcit :.-.ity, Ncrvou. and I'bj.lcal Dt-biU
liri x.Looa I tie lutold itiUerioa ariblng fmuitli-i
E.i.CBr ol itlnturo-Veara. 300 puues. Kuyal
fcvo. TboNcryCnctt steel tufe-ravinpii. 1-JS invaluable
rreHcrii'tload for atl aouto and cbroiiia dif.t aj.e51.
KHOW THYSELF..
t, "j..
ijwiiu'iiu ut-.i.iti..u
Cilt. IVIce uljr
IliliUbTnATElJ SAMPLE, 6 CENTS. SEIJD NOW.
Thai-
There ;t.-n..tliinir whatever tl.nl tho murried or atnvl of either e x enu either rSiuire S T, 7 ruWiHhed.
what is fully exi-lained. Iu !' 11 u- bonk in iiiv..luable to a'l wuo -ili E'r iil b.. fh Wt 1 l"o'Ut
Th.. bet medical work over publwhcd. London l,i,ei. A brilllaut and iJi .V tt.J'-T'iP""'.1:''-fold
and Jewel, d medal awanlod the author ,l t!ie Rclene Toi ; LitS wiS fa ri 1 ork.---eiM The
alowad. SluwehWH.u, Plounhma,.. Thou.nuil. of ext.-ts -similar to theUioJi T eno?in.u.Ji,wori,'Uy ki
lea. inn lounia! Uti-mry. .oliti. al. tn-liiiiou-. and K.-it-iitilio-throuL-hoirt the ifnrt U-ibeit"k-l'n. frum
teed to be a better medical work, iu evory senic. Ihua cau be Qbtamul elaewherJ inr'io j!V"k '" lnf
money will ruliindea iu every instance-. u uuiaiucu eiaewncre lor double the price, or if
w.T,r "er "d -!
Address PEABCDY MEDICAL INSTITUTE orW.H. PARKEB, W.D.,
4 UulnncU fstrcel, Boatou, Maaa. '
V. .Th authtj miy be ctu::eii B tH tomtm reaaim ami u j ipelow
PEERLESS
"WILS
WILLIAM WILSON,
Medical Electrician,
403 Fulton St., ItrooMuiti
Mnvhocnnsnltrrt ,lallvfinm 10 A. M. ? f; Jt-Vi!
JAlMlKTS lll e itrn cvrrr form or rt In.
ense. no nialli-r nf linw Ic.iir stnil'lim. VhK 111 N
lUtl.U THOI KAM) ( f'ltfiH fn Uti'iiUin
Yi.rk. AV1N1EH 1H Hl'ON US. l'ltni M'T J Ol'Ji
8KI.VF9 n-niiisi n-tlim.-i er connniillnn li earinj
" I I.XI1M A " el. .Ihiii!?. CM I--ot re the
c-iirsi-is nl i-nill.-M Ills thai tle'h Is hi .r to. Wear til 9
' I I.MIMA " snl.s anil nvnid "'jel.1''""!1;;-.,,
llKWAHI-o'p 1'HAltiifl. Hoitiis enrments nro on
.1." . V. V I I KIIV I inntii.lilpilw t i
flietnlllc .-yelels. shewing te lilt-tats en the lsee. AU
Wliersnrn lnimls. Hend (r I'-iriii'lik'tj rontillnliiit
tosltinr-iiinbtriun flie best lieeple In Ami-nen Trho
havo been cnr.-l titter nu iotuis ui mm
tailed. .nti- our itilil'siir-s; vj
ISV. 411". 1-nlll.N Ml'l'.l'.l, unwn...".
NO. I'.'..-. llliOAHWAY, 1 ,,.
KO. l:W7 llltiiADWAY. NEWTOItK.
NO. ;:!ll Tlllltl) AVK..
no. 4i I'oi uru siiti;i:i'. Ni:n south
KlOtlTII Hl'KKICT. BUDOhl.YN, K- 1.
LET WE SHOW YOU "
lH. FIKITE'S
HAND BOOK OF HEALTH HINTS
AMI HLAIIY KF.t ll'F.H.
Wortli S33. Jot arc.
r.y tlio ftiitlier of ;.
" Plain Home Taijc" and "Medical
I'nMwriN Sr.5!tE."
1 ()Q PAHK.S of A'lvlee linl Pally
I iui.it. nn' lr fnre ot
Conunon Allnii-iitsi " vn unt ie lio-.k ot
Hi-fereni-f for pvery fnniily duly 2$ els.
The Hanil-liooV. rontiiiTi..tiarti-r on Hy
picnp for all ".is'iii!!. i'"Tiiiii-.n ti on
( ennri. n Ills. Hi tulnel II ..l.ve M. .-win-,
Knaela Worth Knowin--'. Il.liln "!i llnthiiv.-,
eh Mllslni! the !:. on Klner-.eili !. . to-Bi-thi-r
with 'iiii-of tin- Pruute I'-irliiii.if
of Dr. Fuote. ill.i! "'h-r p'u eiims -.f lil--h
r.'Plltc.nTi-l f.irpn'li.i; il.u f'-wil lor IuilH'l
-AGn.V'l S HAMlO.
Murray Hill Book Publ shing Co.,
lin East S"m STiir.tT, NewJ'oiik Citr
Payne's Automatic Engines.
hr,r ,mir villi li !,"-.niH",i,l ir-ifr Until Olil wij-r
Emiihe hum, not littru witn mi , , . .Vi,.,. k
Si n.t tor Illiistrutecl Cidnh-KiiP,,-'. for I','1"1
es. II. 1-AYNj-; a; ajim---'-j- - -;
i-iiiii l.lnhllile nu
lliei mi Ni-w nru.
fur Ilin Ciii-c of
Epileptic Fits.
From Am. Journal nf MeuiHnc,
Vv. Ah. MpwtoIp (hito of T,nndnn).viionirtV a ffpC;
ciaity of Kpilc, y, haR witliour douot trc;irou
uri'd more rases thnn anv oincr nvinn pir r.iun. mn
siH-cM ks lm sunt ly iiccn inoniuiii: u ii.i- in iuo
o'r';i(8otovf1'2M wiirH BdUKtiliJ? "il'crisl 1. 1 1 v ftirc'l
hj hiin. Hfiiaspuiin-limla worK"tiT.niMiscii-o.wm n
lufttiiKwitli a luivlMttlo! his wonth-nul t-orf .tr"
to huv FiitT.-rr who niav nt-nd thoir cn: r.-s- ami po l
onicr'addrcKH. Wi- ndvisp niivnui1 wis! i-itf n mry n
a ldtrss r. Alt. IHiMirolp, No. flti John Kt.( . .
t. n Rk fi is rei t) i
JOHNSON'S ANOHYNK MNIMTAT will
pt sitivrly i rt'vrnt this trrrii-lf dis itM t'.n n-ili i"--'i-
n r-iy fin-' nine cast.-H oui m n-n, iniurinuiom uu
-avt many hvis, yvnt tr -.- t mux, u ui t ! i;iv t
iiotin nt. prcvt-Tition is lutt'T than rurc. 1. S. -It.ns-it)S
'o., Boston, .Minss,, lornicily lti!iif"r, Maine.
DrilinfelO For pos.wiii-.Bis,
rCltOlUR-j Widovvf. fathers. imlUr ci
children. Tho'.is:intIs trt-ntitlil. Pentt.-n-zlvn
rr I'tjiBf-f finpT.t'ii'.t'-re -r rui'tiirf.viiriv T-.-H.S
r nylfM-Ho. Tlt-n:.:..N . f t- V" -r.
-t.l.H. r i-ittiUd to J.NfKKAK tm-i UOl'Vi'V.
rATFNT! iiroriir.-l f-r In. nt. ih. K.l-h-u
Isn.i wiirriodi yrorTfK (.orclit iml fnlil. 'llr9
ui'l ti'jirsHpi'ir f- r y-ir hMMt irp. .""in
-t;'mii fur' 1 l.o i'it'T"n- .dtrr." nvl r-ii1""!
nnt ItoiiiitT kv l.:a:,k- r.t -1 if stm'-t v. t
rtin r?fT tli. til. tit) i f Pi n-i. Tt. i-'i ;o;. ("Iici.l
A-ldn-s N. W. FiUpGt r,!Ci UO. I f?kion tg
l'A'i HUT A tl' J 8. Lwvk i)t'13,t uoitiurtli, li. C
PfPENS!ONS TO ALL
tfc-ro-SKidl Wi.i iUki .ii-e i. -i tkt j'.'i i ! -0. .-.
of h Pn 3T r Vti. r.lt'i ill::! rJ.ii
rhrumr.ti-m or anv r.ili-r i-.f.- it t.'irt ! itci-i-
lent ir oi livm i ttu . iilvri vn;i n t rri- i.n. WiI.-a,
i"tii1'trn fjlliprs, niittlifr-j, tir.. U r-- :it. l -if l.-ri nr-j
niitlvd tt iiensi-.is. F.-it-t'i:: , n-Hi xli-wi,.
Ull re I l"t- tir-i (H.1;.ri-'i (. ,jf. .t. N-WtilPr
-rlvc in."r-A of f row f inj t.i J-t-.'.ivi tlf r Pn'itih.
.iiHlmis fur B"i.li.-N 'li.-fi' inTar.'v li .'hiir..i if
linrt-pit with diKi-i-ti-in. A a v i "Mf n A 1'ut'Ttto
H:ve'islon claitut ni.t-cir-Uy. Atlvt-j Kill i:. A 1'rt
with itiiiait) U. t-. l-TiU'um, muiauia, u. u.
1'vi ry wwk Solid Silver II iintinr-fiisn Vnteln-s ir
Kiv-n aKV with rIii :.miii;iii. 'in
iiiiiin-s of thoHp who ii 1 WJit.-iiOR aro ptioii-lii d mrU
week. It isthi'licst Hoys' l'ai i-rin tin: W.i 11. h-:;.l
5 I'L-iitK for a v;irih' "pv to
CHAJIIMON t'l rniNt: CO.,
J!M Williiuii Si., N v VrU 4'Vy
h23 H
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U'.lli, (itMM'i, JMlln
t . oi.lv harinh ss
n-tii-Vf a! oi:rvuri'
tu-uuiin- li r d s'i
ii 1 1, 1.. .1 ;
c'.lit f pi tu intJin d I'V f-r.t-itc
wnhin lourdaf. lt x 1, nmili
i! and inulur t'f L. A. I'ai-is
Co., (.idv vff'Hi(. lo;
W. 1 ith M.. N.Y. Askvourdru:
Uif-t tor tin Gt niiiiif. V. rito tor hook and ri ti-it-in1
CONSUMPTION!
1 have .1 iioKitive ri-ntedv forthealiovpihsetise: h its
use tiiousanit -.1 eii. M ol the worM kind itijit ol lnti
sl.-.n 1 : j i jr li:it- li.-.-n enred. Iniiei-il. vo sttene' ty"
1'iiiti In ilellie:ie-, that I will seii li'l'Wt I Hil'lTI.l.
1 l!i:i:,lot-.i.er illia VAI.l'Alll.i: 1 i: liATisi: on thi
ihs'.-ce i.i anv stitl"- r-r. dive l:xj,r nt and P. (. ft'l-dr-
s. lu.TA.jiLOCVyi. 2-arlKU N.w York.
X
Fell '1
11. M
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XTKII-A Ki-I.iiIiIi- Hn IpNiimn, with e?tal
.n'lieil Irarlo lUll.niK lir-t-elasj retail kiwoik. to
.-. eitlier on eo!iiinin-i"n or division ol i nilltn.
-I r.'l'-r'-iiee8nni-t aeeonii anv Hi'i'lieation to re
a'l. ni.on. Ti:AX, lo'J Water Street, Xewlork.
A VTA II AM) l-.Xl'l.ril TU
AC1KSTH. Outfit ir.-.-. Addrena
I". . VtrUi-l-y, Am-illn. .Hi-.
trONTH-rtuES TS WANTEO-Ut) !
'Cl.tiia.-tleli-j. i-i th. w.il 1(1; 1 ainiil'- ft' ft.
Adiirt ikJhj itrour.011, 1-Irult. Mich,
VnitWH MTW lfoiiw.inttol.arnlel.---ri-..liyiV
lUUI.vl ihlii a tew moniliH, and ho certain ot a
liitnalton, nddrrNs Valentine llroi.. .funesvilii-, Wis.
IK.'TS WANTED for thn Iiect and l-'nite-it-.-
ilitiH 1'ietorial lio-k anil llil.h-K. I'ri.-rK ret" '.iced
3;l i erct. Nalionll PoblisliiUiX Co., l'hilad- li hia, l'a.
?TT A fPPTfnC! CUloctfre. l.lfi,8unnr
gWx rVT" C lieivera, 'c.iiiOBU. fr. 4.1-lreu,
VJT i CV flrnl W.t. Ull. Wmt.. PltUhnrr'.. P..
iAl;D cuI,l.KtyTOItS,"ahan7lHonii- wt of 'ard- tor
J thre-!-e-euttani.. A. (i. llAssi.t-r. Iio-'tnfttT, S.T.
tec a week in your own town. Term-, and s ..nttit
1 free. Adil'8 H. Hali.kttA: Co., 1jqi-I land. Maine.
!: Lots Araonp the Rases.
2.;a t)id ArmChalr las aunjr hy Itarrr J
5-i9 Tho Sailor's li rave. In tlio Garden
sil Farnicr'a Daughter ; or Culckeafl
83 Oil ( Dem Gulden Slippers.
tit Foor, but a Oentlenian Still.
918 Nobody's Darling but Mine.
851 Put Uf Little Lili,ot)AwmJ,
S-'-S Darllotr Nellie Ciray.
f-S Little Hruwa Jue.
Bon Holt.
iT flood ByoRirecthoart.
S'iO Sadie Ituy.
s:0 Tim Fimcan's Wake.
i:a The Hat liy Father Wore.
t;6 TveOnly Been luwa to the Club
177 Elss Me Attain.
The Vacant Chair.
c9 The Sweet Wunny Sonth.
1& Come Homo Father
Little iiaL'L'Uiiay.
tit Molly Uawn.
2S8 Sally In Our Ally,
ioj I'oorOld Ned.
tt Man In the Moon Is Look tor
tS Broken Down.
So-iMy LUtleOue's Waltlns; for Met
S I l llGo Itnclt to my Oid Love Axala
3iS The Butchor Bow
3o6 I'seOwine Back to Dixie.
3oa Where Is My Boy To-Niiiht
110 The Five Cent ShaTe.
119 Linger. Not l,arn.
Sie lautlug lu the Sunlight.
cents: an
member, we win
Million Copies Sold !
EVERYBODY NEEDS
Revised and Enla-r-ed.
ST.
- ilicr. A Great Medical Treat.
- - ; tbe Cause and Cuio ofK-c.
mm
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j ansa iwumm, -.aiiionNea, full vfiiLL-tr--y.iT A- i
by wail, ii..? dioo.i J&R&2?&'tV
m H rm mm m m
Mm.
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