IX MKMOKIAM.
A littlf ina -h in the rr.-h?r yrrw
A (.!, !i of ptncr.il'l line:
Wiirui.-'l l'V the n:il W '' l!"
1; jiri w.
One !:. pa-invr tl;it cn liar.1 thn.iinl
Th:it little I-a'l dawm'.l on tilt view
(if Jolmny J.nos ami lii -itr Sne
Tl.etn tir.i.
1 . :.'. llni: jHliels :l ellii
l,.n finm tlie sli'in 1
K. II lli-- liiilc l--a' ! "f
illi'.Y ill rev. -w
IT. li it irvw
n,.T..;-l l.v.-
M.ei iiie'i I
M.i l....k a Lite a:i-i :'!'
A:vl '!e-e the 1 r.nl.ie Ih--ti-i 1" l"".v
Tiv.nl.'.et.n-.l.xl.c in'T -it'"'
T...i inr!
!':.!. r tin' ;;;.-f wlirrv tlie .ia:-i
They jl:inti-l J.lm in- sj.-.r .
A : i tl.eir V.vU- vuS l- the iim-S !
):.... li.-!
Wii.t- ..ft'.ie ! li ; ti.ee rai.l l.ne.
i!U. l! I.V liif Ml" aim '' ''u' ''" w'
A!i, wv'.l. it " eanii is thr.mjli
A'llell!
s othi:u saw mr.
.r.M.lt.h i;NoeKS I'0-.!INK!.I.lMi
M-IKIT N! clifHI. TUKATMllNT or
VoI.rXTKi:!.
ilrar.t ("ounly, Wis, llrraul.
Manv h ive read th.-cliaptei hoi
lr. A'.hvd 1.. Ca-tl. nian s diary j.r-
i raving '
i,!. I..-..:
haughti-' j
! i;ii 1 ianc.K-h
Ul'.tV
nd brutal trca.tiui-nt
oi' volunteer soldier- inner mm.
lr. fa-tlcinan was surgeon of the
..h Vi-conia Yohuitcers of which
r.-iment Amasa Cobb, known to
( verv citl.ell ol 11. IS Itiir.l congie.
sioii'al ih-ti iet who reads a newsp:.
i.er wa colonel. The doctor ml
Mil
thaMuncral Hancock was an
oi!'!, cr of Trie appearance ami
. v. as nrnamcnt.il in dre
mauer tliat the soldiers nieki;
him M'uera Strut.
M K IMliN 'l-liK K-
S.1VS
f.l'ld
Mlled
Three v,ceks after (ien. r.t
Han
cock too
the .liarv
command, a chai.tcr m
savs he came "one nioi n-
ing to brigade drill perfei tly sol.i r.
He wi-he.l to appear excited at
some iiu'e mi-take in manouvcr.
and the volley of oaths he thunder
ed down the line, start!'-.! his men.
'Thev 1 holl-ht he mistook th lllell
i.i- r.: i- .1..,.
ii.r ml. es ali. llleir oineeis im
v n l-ites ll.-.n-,
vers. Aiioth.-r chaj
ruck's 'i-!t to the
hospital, where ;
he said t;
-a Lrigad
t han wen
such i"
in n ni toe no;
sj.ital w
ere
iNi"i better nu n
That
mm
nd
or
dutv.
Ii com lofts
man in the
Wi.U'd ilivi'.e iVelV
I'e'jilili-:.! ill!
hospital before a
moii'.h. Another chapter note the
tact that on Hancock's order an ex
perienced druggist va- taken from
the hospital and a loan who did not
know one medicine from another
put in his place. ( ne man was in
ou-'.-jiie'.ice poisoned to death, and
? w.i o-her- m-arly so. Another ehap
;.! t'-lls how the hungry men hired
and l.aid fr the nrivilege of one
lr.iv i a seme in u.e i amunk n- xlu place, t omjiany - was cn
ir. The ienral r.Mle down .and ; listed at Manitowoca by Ccpt. Temji
omji!aeeiit!v looked on until the : cark ; company in W aukesha
rood haul was brought to shore, ! count v bv Cat. I. M. I'ean : com
whenbv his ord. r everv Tish was I,,..,, v'l) .' I'.eaver Ham bv Cant.
i arri. d away for hiniselfand friends,
whose tabl
were always lauen
i ii
M itli wines
and the best viand-;.
Another relate- how that after a
l.mg and tiresome march without
water tlie nu n were not permitted
Jo get waier when it was convenient,
and a regiment was punished se
verely because some of the men call
ed for water.
. oiii:oi:i.i:.rivi: ti-iimonv.
There lives in Lancaster a gentle
man. Charles Langridge by name,
who belonged to the Tilth Wiscon
sin at the same time with Dr. Cas
leman. To get at the facts we in-tit'-d
Mr. Langridge into the office
and asked him what truth there
was in Dr. Castleman's diary. '"So
far as have seen," said he. "every
thing related is substantially true.
We were not always at the same
places at the same times, but our
accounts would be as near alike as
John's gospel is to Matthew's.
l liOl- ANITV AM) r.IU'TAI.ITV.
ieiu ral Hancock rarely address
ed a volunteer soldier without pro
fanity. He treated them with ex
treme brutality, and the men uni
versally, so far
I know. -an,e to
toe conclusion that he had only
k-astly instincts.
i,...i ..!.
J)o you recall incidents i ir. v .
litis uui r.-iateii ucrogaiorv io oi'iut
:d Hancock?"
''I could recall many of them by
reference to my diary. I, t.m. ke.t
a daily journal of what I thought
worth noting."
'"Well, give an item from notes of
your own indicating the (ien. ral's
character."
. 1 . 11 A
k'tt in Tin: am mi n.
. r . . .. .. 1 o KiM
on ii iriiuiu in ... in .i , iii.,
I limi that we mad" a six mile
march through a drenching rain to
Chiekahominy. ur brigade made '
a halt near a very fine farm belong-!
ing to the l.ee taiuiiy. ome mem
bers not on duty went to a fence,
took oil' top rails and leaned them
with one end against the fence and
the other on the ground. Over
th. se th'.y spread their rubber blan
kets as means of prot.-ction. They
then went to a straw stack and car
ried from it annftils of straw and
j .laced it under the blankets to rest
on as protection from the mud.
(Icncral Hancock hapiK-ned along
Lee family.
He approached them in
las usual rough manner and order-
. . . ,. . . .
e. i' I I'll ill' r ,o iei.Kice liie
., . ,'
rads and to return the rails and to
rail
the
do. and the waiting soldiers wen
.,'. UJl'l liie ua.iiil soioieis urn-
,, , . .1 - , i
couipell.'d to remain in the ram ami
,, , 7 i .i . i.
mud. Hancock regarded the value
of a little straw as of more concern
to him than the comfort ofvolun-
leer i nioii soiiiiers. i ne account oi
,. . ,. , i
Hancock staking the boy s fishes is
... ri-i .
I'amiliar to all our regiment.
lltir.
A IlCr j
that the kvs when thev
,.
saw mm
..11 T"1. . ,1 4', -I, i , :
' ' .i . , i r. .i .'
or mere conns, mc om usn-mou-
itv. Tlie gem ral resolved we should
hAvem. water it looked as if he
premeditatiil the wickedness before
-and may have kept riding along
. . , , , -
b.H-n intensely hot and dusty, and
as s,H.n as the k.vs broke ranks thev
made for the mill iM,nd will, soaj,
andtowtls. After -V (call tor-
tire, that evening, the bovs were or-
d.red to have their canh-ens filled
foianearly start. The onlv j.la.-e
for tilling was this mill pon.l, which
...... i,.....,u ,..i -..i.
-i.isjiivi.ini .i jn.ii'i t"i s.'.ij. su-is,
'U-t tin-n. lie approaciieii mem in. . ,
. 11 . 'mi .son their return w ben it was
L'cr. 1 1 .. , 1 .. l i c-
; oeiore mm. , aim an-e.eiei ,q. vwwi uees ami p.ilmusncss .,n,i T iV(.r (', ,, l ', "J1"n "ecu so oiicn iieceiveu ov i
urivsiv. watkr to l AixTiNo soi.-j The chief had lcam.il from his earth. A correspondent at (,iisti-!.I.u,ndi,v'I)vtK.ih (V.nsti,,' ii J '! Wurthl,'ss mixtures, nothing but mv j
mius. mother the history of his .arentage, i tution Hill writes that in his region ; Headache Fkyfk n'p tv Si'i vi'v'"0 '':l"?(rous condition could; He was a demure, countryhed-
"What about this not letting the: and his father's name. The meet-1 the storm began alxiut lli noon on i .;NI. U:,;kmfxt Scrofula iVy-h ei 'i i ,i;lV0 lod w to make anv more ex- 1 looking chap, and was remarkably
soldiers have water when thev were ing was certainly extraordnarv to a j ednesday, and raged until Thurs-' pim.,1, biot'ehes and' i wk P'1"11"''''. But it was a big success, i awkward and shy. He liad been to
thirstv and fatigued, and water con- degree. The young chief held out hy morning. He sends a list of : EiiirTioss 11U, pH'K)I) iIS( . i T1'r('' hot ties cunil her, at a cost of ; the restaurant once before, 'd the
veniel.t ?" strong inducements to his white 'ie persons in the August Hill I Swelled Limbs and Droi-sv- ' T ' a tlol,!ir an1 '''"tv cents, and slie is ; f."1;irt waiter, by tne name of ll-
Dr. Casthman has not clothed father to accompany him to his ' District whose houses are gone. 1!a-; Issues-- Impaired Nerves arid' r 11,nv strong -.a any woman, and i llallis bad palm, d otl a bad quarter
that outrage with half its real at roc-. trik-, but paternal love and affection ! nana cultivation is ruined, and there I v,ns l)'ebiliti-- T.'..lt,.,.J u..., J , regularly d.x-s her houseliold duties. on lllt11- 11,1 :l Peeond time,
thebrigadeto sec that the resolve likrty and be returned to his friends, no lood. The tidings Irom Xew.-as- chilis and all I un" ini.t T , t Vr1 as once m danger Irom t-
.... . ti r i.i ii ,.r : ..... .,! V"ii , .i.m ,ni j,ung and 1 hroat dif- a tn'er " -ii.l n ,.1.1 In.li.n. ,
was enloree.1. tin the lMh oi ,ui- , i nis was yn iuei, ami ne was eon-; " '"'!"' .y (,culti(.H. U l .. . V Y ' ' " , ; "Xo danger," said the pert v
gust we marehl over the old ,1-, ducted in honor hack to the settl,-- , "ouses some v, were leve.eii to the gtrikin- at the root ofdiseas n I rV i ri 't . l ' ii.i, , ' . i "that was the only ono of the
iiamsi.urg Pattie ground and atment inns smguiany met and I g o,m, u,,., me rei-Kage w, s sw,pt : moving its causes. ! iiTv I had. Sorrv I can't aeeom
ar.out-Jo l.K K halted on an cm- l-aric. the lather and son. ' c.eau rn. m ii uunu in sine. f Dr. F(,,1K.r's Ial1rovcd Cou-d, ! stand r ' vou with another," as he she
nenec at the base of which ran a re informed that a soldier was kill-1 Honey will relieve -,nv V-1 , ' the change
n ...:n -n... .1.... 1....1 ',-d i.,t!,ntlv l,v n b.i,n,fi.li;nn,.,.', rlueanj cough in one ''IVrfect v : the leer ddn't even ! Ult Uun"c'
riunii inn; sin. un. jni- ii.ii luiii r.inir iiuriur niiinen. .' ' - , jmiir. 1 rv :, s-iiio . I .. .ttl..ot 1 1 . er .. ,r- -
for thouamls f ua-n had soaped !
ami kitln.il themselves in it. We ;
t'M.ik the earlv start, and after mart-h-
in ;i lew iiiiles :,ln':id f us break
r a , ,m,s : me:,.. oi u, i-umk-
;, tot,, left mth eanteens. for a-.
ter. The men of our regiment then
a,ked permission t go, and asu.-j
ual. a le'.v were eleeted to take can
teens for the whole. The stream
proved to be a mill-raeeof clear mn
i nir v. at r. Tlie men pot their an-tei-ii-J
Tilled, whin Hancock and his
stafl"role out from behind the mill
rnd eompill.-d theni to ci.pt v their
cmeens am.P ... k .r ...... .
, iany. Ah, ut noon was he next op-:
l.r.uni'o i... aM..i
'mi.torv ord.r were mven bv J Ian-'
i . .1 i i r
, .1 ..1 . .. .1 11 l.n,:.
eo. K tnai me uien mihuiu uu "
opportunity to get water. We went
oil and reached Yorktown about
two. We had started from below
Williamsburg, and on a hot day in
i Auutist in that sultry climate we
had marched I or i miles with
onlv soan suds drenched oil our
dies in canteens when we started.
lesm canteens wnen ;
ami w.tnom any , , u - n . -
;r we w re rcimredto emp f i n
Here near orktown we haltel and ,
Hancock and his stall, on horseback
made their appearance in front of
the 1 ittli W ieonm
ti, i...
i A!.I.I.; "WATrii. WATKR .
llaneoek r..de u to the oflicer com-;
candiiig the tir-t iiv
iioll. JIil
1 was IicU-
iappi
!ie. to lie nivseii.
i , , i
tenant and in eoinmano. 'What
is v.ur name, sir?" he demanded.
1 gave him my name. 'ACi .1
, ,i pretty ot'ieer you are- to allow
votir mi n t call 'water,' when the
commanding general rides round in
review. I iiemaiui tlie names oi me
arties so that 1 can punish them,
howled the general
I answered. ,
'( )e upving the po-t
general, :
in front of my men. it is imj.os-
sible for me to designate them.'
He thci went to the ofheer com-
i. landing the second division, Enoch !
T.-tteii. and the same was repeated.
Jin n, sani he, ! il. i a pumsii ;
the whole 1 1 it regime"'. Aivl lie
went to Jaeut. iiani t ....ml J-.inery. i
f l'ortage. who was in l onimand of -
t!ie regiment, and ordered him to : Smtar's w harf is coinph t'-ly washed
put his regiment through a battalion awav, only the piles remaining. The
o a the donhle-ijv.iek tor one hourljiook'-ont part of the roof, and the
And this punishment going on the ! w l;irf oieniises wore Mown awav.
run for mn
.hour after our day of i
fatigue and heat and privation, we
were ei impelled to undergo! lhis is i
toe sort ol man or brine den. Jian -
eek is. aim i !!nmeen onuneer ,
f-o.dier under mm at that time win
att-st these lads.
a tti ix VJTM-. .
... i: l : !
I .ill Uil lllin i limi -ll'iuili iii.n
, . r . .i. ...) i . .".,.. i '
,vlw.r;.'1... ..bi;..r;,ll M,-e onrbvi-'
.,.,!,. v-,s comi.os.,1 f the ..ih Wis-!
cousin' (.tli Maine l'.Uh lVnnsylva-'
nil and 41 New York a!! vl.lun-!
ice,-. I he colonel ot our regiment
was Hon. Amasa Cobb, now of Lin
coln, Nebraska, a judge of the su
preme court of that state. Hir quar
termaster was Col. John . lark ot
I cat'in ; company 1 at Taycheedah
bvCapt. Emerson; company Cat
Milwaukee bv ( apt. lierens ; coni-
.any H in Hiehlan.1 county bv ('apt. i
L Hawkins; company Eat 'Janes-
1
.anv K
.
ville bv ('apt. Wheeler: conn
m Dunn county by ( apt. Evens;
company ( at Lerlin by ('apt. Hugh,
and company at Milwaukee by
('apt. Hibbard. "Did you ever
tj:i.l thk-u: facts
before Hancock was nominated for
Pivsidcnt ?" "Many a time. Many
pie in Lancaster have heard me
i tell them from the time lea me home.
: And lu re is a letter from Dr. Inger
i soil, of Waukesha, a brother of llob
ilngersoll. (n mv wav from the
jto receive the suffrages of a large
; ,.,;,, ,.r ,1,.. .,..,.,,1,. tr 1, 7,f!
! . , "
lTVSi,lent. That he is the choice of
!the keepers of Anderson ville and
L;,(bv J1)(j ll(.ir jviods is not sur -
p rising, and how can a northern man
vote for him?"
We publish the fori
I,,.. !... Mr i o,,r;.i
I
IIIL, ill. 1 1. .'I.. Ill:illll. 11. 1-S I .111,
pressed bv manv citizens to give it
to thepuhlic ; and they urge it know
ing he is reliable in every utterance
he makes upon his own knowledge
lb-has been a citizen here of the
highest character for l!7 vears. He
r-., . .. ....... t., .......... , ... .i--. ...
- . ii" ii in. in i. . i. v--i' ...... i'o-"i.
1 win ascrihe vamt v. and he is not in
; the least a yielder to sentimentality
A Koiuanlic I';u l.
In one of the incursions of In -
dians upon the frontier settlements
of IVnnsvlvahia during the llevolu-
lion a verv romantic im ident oc - ur -
re. .
The celebr.-.ted chief. Vi i planter,?,
made an attack upon the neighbors
of Fort Plain, burning and destroy-;
ing, and among the prisoners he ;
ai.tured w.is one .b,!,n Ab.-ll. an
-hi innani'.ant.
Hie j.arty had traveled but a few
army I stopped in aukesha county h- h Jrv )1(.tvv,.,.n Customs and
t.. ..,.r.,it if .....1 tl,,.r.. c.iHi,:..c .- .... ,
.......................... ..... ...... rnnecss wiiarves. ine scnooners s ilt. ,
mine. He writes me that I then 1 Vro jil d The ' "t V tks , constantly irom l.eanaeiie, nut she ! industry winch ought to put all sue!,
told him ,f Hanoieks brutalitv and j "3 1 .tlvTnS on th? ' ('u- "'." VC T T'A msmty- u h.av? J1'11, 1 "'en to shame?
urges itupon me as a dutv. that I to,,w wef is smik Yorlev II b-1 t 1 Ui l'l.v, l;V.t it supported by wirepins ,n her hair. I Women, as a general rule, can
tell it all to the i.u! lie. I shrink l.'.t this foreiole way: Looking dnyn Her hea-hiehe was not caused by L.ake one dollar Jo as tar es two in
...... ....... ........ .... ... ... , I., 1... I .ri.Ii II IIITI'I' I II I T'lllll. ... II . .. 1
ho,,, the publicity but, tonieitisi ' xT,:;r towimiuie i,,o , .ramie winch the hard study. This same girl often t!l(! li:mils lt( nwn , a!1,l manv on-
simplv horrible t.i'retleet that a n.an i, j . v lore she could ,,-t have seen j spent lorty minutes at night putting I ceiled individuals who now consider
iifs ie'h vouched for rool ot the luk i bl.nui oil. on account ot the intervening tun- up her hair, and as manv minutes : t,..t tu. .((.i.ll bounded bv
i Uwnf hT'h 1 'itliherengine l.r, she exclaimed to herself, "Hi! i, the morning taking it down again. I f Ur J II TJ 1, X I vel , d
nurTA. xATiWHCANniuAKAiTKU ,.ut of onh-r, is ashore, and t hesl-nm ( !(MI Almighty wivd .-lean, for true." Uut the worstf it was that, aftr ail ee"!, ti reved f t tv '?e
no W n Ml Cm.i lion.,.,. - 1 Mmlr viflw!(ro-M w m lofti wreck ti . ... r . , . , . v IM u 11 IIK A (TC I. IK II
a. llllllUm 1'V.OUi JI.IIHI'1 ft i.i lllell M"i'"M ""o " " " i I llf Wl I IT IT III I bur e.iro Lli.. no..- eo.I- .in, .......
,. , .... ,, ,, , .'i,th ,niml
diseoVf red lha.t this . Pel WMsalniiist "oin noon
. . ... .. . ,
as well ac.iuauite.1 with their lan-
, ,- ,
me ji.iiimis i in nisei i .
The fact interested the chief, and o.i
- r 1 .' ,
. inquiring ot ins captive his name,
' ., , , . , . .
( ornplaiiter knew-at one-he stood
, 1 , . r
before his own father.
A hi 11. twent v-five vears before
I ...r.i .1.-1..
iiiiu wiiii u ii.iiiei .tiiiiiii' Llieill-
, f . v - i i
diatis of western New ork, and on
...... , ' ,
isus niTuiiii.' euamo,
r . l i.
i.m ,h i M 1 1 1 1 son..", .inn ine lesiiii oi
i.i,
i o os .iii. i.".i ii .i.s i ne :ii-.tt uui, eel-
ehrated wi:
irrior. whom the father
i ....... 4'. .m 1 ... t. H . 4 1 ..... i: .
linn i.'i i.ieiosi inn.- mi i suiiiuing
before lnni.
; did not seem so strong in the heart !
ofAbell as his love for the comforts,'
, and luxuries , .fa white man's home, !
ami so ne ch.H.se rather to be set at!
l-i 11. i . ..... ,
Mrs. Lvdia K. Kinkham. Xil
Western Avenue Lvnn. Mass, has
made the discovery. Her ViKTA-i
i:i.k CoMini.vn is a pi.itive cure for j
female complaint. A line address-;
ed to this ladv will elicit all infor-!
matii.n. For kilo bv C. X. Kovd.
... "
i ..in i si i. j a. i
I)-si!atim in Jamaica.
Ialtim 'HE. Sejt. ). The Britis;
Sept. o. The British u l,wn estimated tint th" i-land Ve have complaints irom i-.iifjianu ; Aun.ns tlie hrst tilings a prl is ex
can, which arrived at ; ,:LS l,ocn put hack in development i tJlilt the beef which we send there jK?cted to learn is dishwashing
steamer Amen
V(,terdav. from 1
;u,)Cr?
ixii.j-Mo.i,
....nt inim.r
, ., u,-,u rvelone which :
swnt mvr tl iat k land on Aug. IS. '
Captain Wallace, of the American,
1 ileseni.es the destruction as coni
; plclc. Ife says there were about -Jo
vissels of all kinds lying in the har
, bor of King-ton when the storm o--:
eurrcd, and his own steamer r.nd a
i (rerman bark were the onlv ones
that w,.a,K.a ia,imw 1r di-structiou. K
((W of AlI?u,t 2, , pjvw w
'thefoll.Hvin - drtailediUfo
, n
storm :
ng detailed ccunt oftlio t E,,me cirt of h- the il:-torted : fat.' hut' that it is not distributed as ; any other branch of housekeeping.
and shattered dwellings and "wreck-! J'! a the fat in the Knghsh j The first tiling necessary to sue-h-.
-...tt-ml . ity, shrouu- 0ti .liflees. In manv of the towns S 1 1111,1 honet' 5 'e ,rt?ul; V?? m thw ,,rai,;,h,, to ':tVe l"11
The tret
el m t.'ie srloo:i: t a murky morn-
in;, jin-sents a
rruiy uesoiate
..v. nr. It is
and
next i
to impos-il)ie to . Ualogue the t:un-
auedone to private houses of all '
y classes in Kingston. As we have al
. i rea.lv stated, se-a-side residences are
wm:k(,l wit!iout exception. A gen-
KH No l E:lst 8tm t
j J - from Vd
, ... f,,., .,.,..., ... t!lo
' wharves began between 1" and 11
Wednesday, when the wind :
a. m.. on
blew in one
no furious "rus h ' roin the
,.i!tb-ttv.wl The , n was an nwfn
- m
;,.l,t us it rose foam in-' in the moon- !
liht. The ordinary high water-
-
mark is sonic jony yarns i.eiow me
hoiiM'. abo v which tin- . a carried
a small ho;.; -"yavd-', and strand'-d
it.
The folliwin is the entire d.image
i r , 1 I 1 -
to hinpini
in Kingston Harbor:
The sehot mer N.-re Packet is huh and
drv at Mitchell's IScach
merely
ilamaged
The schooner ('. 15. is ,
a t,.A wn
;he is consigned to
l.
.1 F.-mi Co. TheSunbcam and '
the Nil r are high and drv; not ;
; . '. .. i
Twise damaged. Henry lluggs j
tV C'o.V wharf is completely destroy- j
..,! Three buildings on tlie wharf I
premises were blown down. l'.Kl tur-
t, escaped, and one life was nearly
j,,st 1 he o.-s here is al-oiil i.WK.!an antiry ti-.,.. and bv n'chx-k the
The schooner Resistance is high and
,irv ;it I ctirtado s lannerv J.each : i
" ,,tier damage
w:.s sustaine. .
l. 1. 1
Tin- schooner Karlv liird was blown
f.-oin the east bnov of the 1
Mail Comj.any. and is now high. ;
.,n, ,rv :tt the bottom ot Last street.
,M,tner damage is as vet ascertain
cd. Feurtado's, the Koyal Mail j
Co.'s, l! lievy & Co.'s. Mrs. Artie's. I
liavuison, oitnvisi iv v.o. s aim i.
., L .I V
on s wharves are totally iu strovei. i
.
Tlie briirnntines ( aroni. Ahnie. and
Watcrwiteh sank alongside. 'J he j
Ami and Empress, total wreck. The j
market wharf tlooiing destroyed, all j
the tiles iqirooted. Schooner Haunt- j
l.-ss. loaoeu w no sail, sank on i:ie
market wharf. McDowell iV Han
key's wharf destroyed. The W. I.
and T. steamer American, ashore in
mud off the market wharf. Schoon
er Sisters from Nassau, is damaged :
i . - t
she can be rei. aired. A. L. Malabre j
Co.'s wharvi- are ii.nij.let.ly
strove.!. The bark Eveihard Debus.
discharging lumber, is a total wreck. ;
t i t ...!: . l . 1 riM,..
Auauisous nnaii is uesiuoeo. n..-;iVi
schooner MantH lita is driven in
store on the w harf premises. Th
schooner Wave is high and dry. Ad- j
' 11 s.,,' :ind the Central wharves are ;
ih'tailv destroyed. The Trent and j
i ... , i ii 'i-i 'e..
I :ini:tr are high and dry
t he 1 Wl- !
light is a total wreck ;-.t
tWood S i
wharf, and the Spray high and dry
at Prim-ess street. The Ordnance
D.-snocs'. and the lovernment
wharves are totally destroyed. 'The
Mixi.ll.. is l.i.'li 5iM. i ilrv- on the (
, '..... i,.,.,.!. '".,. i io Yictorine and
1 1, Adventure both wrecked. The
sloop Jane is high and dry at W est
street. I lie schooners Mstcr and
(Joodwill are slightly damaged; the
Lant and the (b iieral Patterson an
The bark Akbar. lviniralongside the
Princess wliarf. is nskire. Sehloss's
. , ... ,
! wharf, with an old light, r alongside,
' is totally destroyed. The Itio Cobre
: Lridge is twisted 1"J ineh-s out of
place from the force of the river,
The line otherwise is all right. The
omg Know-,o.ny ... u.u ... u.- o. i...- no..., .
e lias been, schooner Dauntless was recovered
I ...I.. ..1 4 I.a . 41... .on. -..ti
.-..'-'..-... . .-uuu..' . .j ...... ..V'.v..-j
! tins morning alongside the steamer
. . i . , . .,
.n man, .inn was lomii io .e
mortuan.
The- reading of the barometer was
is lollows : p. m., '..i I ; s:gi
Hows: S:b"ip. m., 1"..71 ; .v:27 !
. 'J'.M'l : i. m., 2'..o'! : S:40j
p. m
i . . .ni r.ic. i-.i.i . ... .iiiru'j.'.i . . . 1 - ... . . .
j i, in., .'.i ; .s;i). m.. ... ;
'.':.. ). in.. 'S-t.-t-, ; u:j . m..
-'."'.
llej.orls from points all over the
island tell the same sad storv eof -
! t,,e plantations utterly destroyed and
! cocoa-nut groves yielding thousands
! of nuts fell like so many cornstalks.
1 -xt -A,,irant Bay houses were torn
from their Inundations, and broken
llkt' matches by the wind. Canes :
everywhere are llaitened to the;
jrrotind. Advices concerning I'ort
Koyal, which we gat tier from several ;
, sources, are truly
distressing, audi
, ' hoo. o... ..m ;u.. s.e. j.n iuie
of desolation. I he covered ways to
th.. li..n
the oai llou
;es. as well as the
and iron, have
rM"s'
. .ecu
i i , . .i , ..
blown away, leaving thousands of
tons oi coal ex pose, t to the efiirts of
the atmospiiere .U N. -nns l.av,
nearly every ounuing sustamci
some damage. The post ofhee nar-!
rowlv scaped falling cocoa-nut trees.
Koads are blocked up on all sides
!lnd .ii.r. ivi't' noil rnt.l.ili it
' ",-' ....... ...... ...... .t
is
;..,i.,.u;i.i,. t,. r..t ,n..;ij i,,. .-..t i n
mipossiPic to get mails up j et. All
! .j, uiui :,.
I .'r1 ....... ..-i. ... .n
linn then. tin. lein.i... r..n
i - - ......... .... . i.
r.-.n,! -xi sit0 t,. oii.m:0 !h...,,rt ,v...
I ' - ' " ... j .. - - -in
sb James are that nearly all th.
bi.lici.fi 1 i-i vr. 1 .. .n bi 1.1 I., il... i. iiii.il
..w...-. ....... ............ ..i..v f... .un.l
, and are covered up With trees and
are no mangoes, no yams, no pears j
to be s.-en. Cane fields and coffee i
plantations suffered also, and it is
icareu mat me jwopie n.-ue mue or !
' ... J ..... 1 Tl. .. i : l: - ..
his breast. 'I he railroad bridge at
Kio Cobre was rendered utterly im-!
passable, king knocked clean off it!
"um-orR
All along the cast, from KW
ton to Holland lk,v, the destruction
was awful and thc'los bevond com-
,,uUition. The pajn-rs state that
i.i..1 :i:....
i.iii its ii ni iiij.iv, .iwiuill ( ucui-:
selves of the defenseless state of the;
iieoiile;are stealing ml hhitur.i. It!
ai,0m two vear.s : aim n is leareu
... 4.1... .1 i :
i...r..r.. tK,, ti..-, ,.io.,t :
r.ro l. t't with sh.-ttered nn.V ,1...
nave had their houses blown" tnva v !
....,1 tl ;r w,,, ul .,,, , ti,'
markets in the towns Persons come
wlthemptv hands, and trafue : latter than the American, but now , variably hn-l that the girl whose
limited to an interchange of stories jthetaoles seem toletiirnel against ,ses are always i lear. and whose
whi.-h re sobbiivdv told There i I anl American beet is enargcl j dishes are never sticky, can be relied
lit. rallv no bu-iness goh- on am- with ""yxr.? too much tallow ; not. ; upon. She will most surely be trast
,.t .1... -..Ci- . . thev sav, that it really contains more ; worthv. and can readilv e tautrlit
1 build-
tin
( iovernment oihees
inL's sulk-red much, and the clerk.
- irf unlit!.- t.i fiviTKMet l.iwin.-.;.; Tn
si0rt t1(, w.,ii which comes from
J.mjau.a t!iroUi.di the newsnai.ers is
one of genuine and profound dis-
tre
A gentleman, writing fron
Antonio, makes the following
Tort
state-
merit:
I am writing to vou from tin.
midst of a scene of desolation which
it is impossible to describe, and j
.... i.,,- .,..,.,,.
o uau it" liiiiuii.v. t .in Aii' mv.j
. .1 i v.i. :.. . .. 1 '. l..,t
ti.; .i .,....,i ,i..
:ni lhi"' in.ii u i, iinu uioit M .I'm ii
ti1(, fn)j? ,,f the i aith as if the
,
lll r('l
l-.r 1...1 .........1 tlr.-n.rl. tl.n :
j """"" """ ..'---
land with hi- sevt'ie. Looking lroin
1 i ,;,.i.,, ,,i t
'ofloor-JOmik- audi can eul,r,. ;
j dentlv assert that, in the whole of
that ;i-aee; there is not left a -row- i
! in 1.1 int. not a banana, not a Vane. !
,rt . ,,,r' t:1k r a vam vine, and ;
wlu re the coffee trees are not
liir-'".
ii n: me min i lues u, i.in i.i'
,t,..l r l.r.il,. ,, .l.,t ,.fr t!,.. be,--!
r;.w i..-.,-,. 1 ...,. (V,,,,, the !
rt o
i,,,,.,.!,,., :. .,. ,l,.;,.lv :,s if nicked i
-'i.v....
IV ,.,.! "
uoou on Wednesday, the lstli
!. v.in,l wl.iel. lei.'l I !,
bout
i inst.,
low in
j strong during all the morning and
it;le prcvious'dav began to assume
,,.,,. bad incre:
d to full hurricane
M.i.nt
treneth t
c. . .1- ... 'I..., 1., IV..,,,
,i, i
... .. . . 1 . . .
. ..... . .. .r ,l I. ...... ...tll..'
...rhood. wlii.se houses had
Ill IL. II' ''III'' " II. I ..... . ll.'l.S' ... :
i ,,, ii r i..,..i l ,,
to flock to me for protection, and bv
to- loek! had ."I black people-
uen. women tiiid ejniiiren ureix
j,, ,,,,!,
cowi'Ji ram and ticiiii'ling v
(.-i-ht. huddled, together in mv din-
ing-ro..in. between '.! and 1" o'cioe
mv front door, which 1 had taken
the preaution to strengthen by
railing ,;,ttens across it, blew clean
j out of its frame hinges, lock, bolts
.,
........... j. . ... ,. ... . ...... ..... .
!,.,., ti. ,....,....., ,!-n.,-,.r !
n l.ing nert'eetlv certain that ifj
t,c ,l,)Ur could not be put back into I
j- ,,.,.,. ti. ,-oof could not hold out j
In;lllV m;imt( s. Fortunatelv for me,
leu he. u lii'oinii: in "lvm" re ii"e i
to the destitute, and, rallviniito.a.th-1
. ' ' - r I
' i
er the men ol the nart v. the door
nart v the nor i
-i li,- wl.....r I . . 1 1 -i -e. ! ; r 1........ j!n.'.-li i
back into its lihiee. when
I ... in. i
1 ''U1 i
...... d t.i ....lr.. it with biillri
1,. i
t-iin.-d iV.nn the d, strm :-ti..n f mv
d.-!)lUU ),,, ..j,,; ti1(. .,.)r,)r At,'01'11- Commence
pj.-j,) r,.(eived the last of the
refugees an old man and woman,
. . . , .
, ;l vniing ad who were i rag
ged through a window, more dea l
than alive Irom exposure and terror.
y. wiul about this time changed
t, t1(. south-west, but the huricane
s; nt its uirv and all damage toj
. . ' . ..
flH. lu.iiM' was U:tt P.nt the full
r...,; .,ti,,n ol'wh'it the coi in tr- -ohI
the people had sull'ered was reserved
for the morning, and 1 am not
ashamed to confess that when 1
looked out upon the desolate aspect
of the country, I burst into a fiood
of hysterical tears. As far as the
i i i
eve coiiiu n acii u was one waste
howling wilderne-
' cultivatedand
j uneultivat i .
mil alike were
is smooth as if anv armv of ax and
cutlass men had passed through j
.1 . . l .... .m. i
mem. i iiumg now ii iau ir. es aim
hrubs with unsparing impar- j
all is that the people will have no
tood lor the next VI months. I
have just been waited upon bv a
1 , . ,; rr ,. ii i. ii .-i
11 u- V 1 r -t !
i... .o s.o.oi ii.-piieiois oi me i.euer
class, ahle to read and write, and j
they assured me that alter the tood
j u-mci, .ia,i p.., a Id'.un to theground
j i,,,i 1(.,.n consumed that is'n. s:.v
i-i i .. . .
.... , . v iiii i.i i. r r n. s nun i 'i i. f
! 1,1 ahout two weeks' lone t n uliuMi ...il.... . : ...I...
: . .. .... j.,,, ;
w,n ,,t. entirely destitute, for the j
, next 12 or l-'J months. They have j
; asked me to prepare a petition to !
i the i mvernor on their be ha I. and I
the (iovernor on tlu ir behalf, amlljthcni. Insomec
have promised tliem to do so on en the teeth and
im-ir provnung nie with rcllahle m-
lonnation ot the actual position of
Affairs in the district. One man.
j Kichard Smitli, who had over b'J
! acres in cultivation in yarns, ban-
j anas, and colfee, informed me that
j he had just returned from his field,
1 d that it was "as smooth as the
! pidni of his hand,'' not a vestige of
anything remaining.
.a.s r.i'inus anI My Xerves -Vciv
Jui( I'nslrutis."
Si!ri::iiN, N. Y., Jan. li. Is7i.
.i. i-.i:.'.i:i;. l-n-,..i.ia. X. V.
. . ', . !
l'K.o: sik:
, , f . ,., ,
. ,, (,,;m,I(.xi!1 ,'.; ;.,.. m, ( ' j
j eves ninl i
; nerves yt
; n.rves w,re ,,itii,. iittnin-" Had 1..M m'v j
ajipi -tite. my nuiiith taste.1 I
i . ... . '.
"ii .... ...... ..i.,-.i i .a':, inv jiean .
, wa t , ;iM)1 f(., , ..
Mlil,i i,.s( ,:iV anii.iu.,,,. i h:,v,- . '.i.i.-..,,
..i yr i:iil a,l l.her lieniolv I
a.l X, ne Tnai,- ami f,el entirely e.ir,-,l
y...hn tmi.-
X. X. WIIITAKi:!!.
Dr. Fennei V Kloodand Liver Kem
edy and Nerve Tonic may well be
called ''The conquering hero" of the
times. It is the medical triumph of
the age. Whoever has ''the blues"
should take if, for it minhttr and rc
,.,v. tl,.. ,!;....,-.!. -...C .i .
! . . . . ,
. ..... .... .ii.i'lilv 1111 MS 'II lti.lt :
i jrives rise to iheni
It alwavs ,-im i
; p,ii,,.w
ereiv.mu l ..i. . t ... .
streivdh wheii the system is r, n, "
down or "oh,. into decline enr '
Feinale Weakn-ind('hn,nie'p '
mutism :m.i r,i;..v,.s 'i..:.. i. -
..T viin'llir I.
J)r la m, f ' In - ' I ,r ' UmV' mt'
!mv t T, ! , 'r "MranRe! vm-,tran?o ! How ili.l
iK!" it?"
ij , f u" V"' t, 7- thought
Ki. m C, ;,,,, ri m "l"' i Wsw'- 1 t down on a
Try 1 , KkJ ' hri"1' of -i very tall tree."
Dr F I' Tl ,
cine i , e k.tt e ? l'. -langerous in disease of
!. -.1 J. . & cures, I-or the Kiiidevs. Iv' k'tt.vrv Vxn k
sale PV I. . . J ovu
Laying on Fat.
1J ""l -
i i t'lste ot Knr nsii consumers, tnai
the fat is laid on too much m com-
pact masses, which has to be cut
av. av for tallow and thus causing too
wa!i.to- Vp, l1"'1 """P1 th,!lt
the opposite oi tins .;. 1 ;. rule,
that the rmgnsn-iea oeci mucu
'm Americans l un their stoi'kalong j
for a few vears. then commence feed
ing heavily with corn, converting a
lean animal, in a few months, into a
verv fat one. Such an animal lias a
! li.'ht muscle, and the corn lays on
the fat heavily, while the Knglish
beef is fatted, in : great measure, on
their rich pastures, and till the time
it is slaimhtered it is kept in a fat
tening condition the whole time, one
oli e t only being in view to place
ll UV :n Uw ;nw 1,,r t V111?'1: I
er. imisee.i meai is icu neam, om
this -ontains a largeamouiit of ilesll
loiming matter as well as being a
l..t i.r.tihieer It inw IfeiT it iom-
dueer. It seems that
1
made in this :
lake lias uecn mane in inn iii.in.-i.
i Tlie demand was for fat beef,
md
, without considering where the fat
was wanted, we went to work and
I'"1 in,t.h"' wiy,,,fr I'1;"'1'' n
t let uc rim into error in his
all1' tllilt ltls t!,e tv
1"11'! (t Lngl.shman, tor il
..... t,.r..ir.l t.k t:m.i.li' liill. 1'ltll 1.....T
nil. ' I I . ...... ......
t . - .- . - . . ... .
wo must consult his taste. c must
not say it is his prejudice. Hiw
l:s ""thing, for if he is prej
udieed we must eonnucr his lireju-
diee by meeting his want. lut this
eomplaint of piling the fat upon the
animal in lumps does not come from
England alone. Our own market
men in tlie eitvof Host on. and other
-. i i . :..
jru m ike sim .ar com, i.im.s
! onlv witn regard to beet, but also ol
iniuton ana porK. liie oreeos oi
.!..... ..-I.i.h 11. 1 i.irl'ilt.l '. tl..t..O
j" ' t'
. , . , ,
lor motiimg xneir meat no noi io so
! " ' I'1 ""l '. '
jkhich are th.Te so htghlv pnz-
eil lor iianis ami siiouimi rs lose inai
! peculiarity here.
Thev want the
mottled hams and shoulders and ;
! dt ep cuts of lean meat, with a small !
j amount of outside fat. Their mid-j
dies are cured for bacon, which n -
pines a snip oi iai aim oiouiei oi ;
lean.
Here tlie demand for middling I
. . . . .
'"r the pork liarrel
that thev
should he al tat, and i. .order to
l"'",'lln ''-h-d middlings we,
:l, .--r,,:lt im-asure, iiiUie i,o!n
h'.ulders and hams lhis is a dd-1
"' """ re- ... ;
r-.l'iK, im mu.'ii aiienuon oe-
;.,.r .rii'..i 4.-. I'.t .....1 t.. l tth. t,. 1.....I
" l" "u" l" " i
: 4.. 4 ...... ... i . . r . . ... ..
'.' - -' ' ." ' . .' ' . : ' " :
The pi
iiesn oioimem;; iiiiiui-r ami less i o. o
1 I,. . i.
more ciovcr, snorts, ami man
dust, mixed with
:i lair share ot
fattening the
ceases to be a
steer as soon as n
a calf, and be sure and keep the
calf well; do the same with the
wethers, and we shall have meat
liieh will not onlv
.... . - l
uit tlie English .
. , . - .
market, but our own. Anu'i irun
,, ,,- .
f ni it'iili.r
' I
llt-niii -Vork un.l lla. I Hal.iis.
;
"liad habits, ini.nre air, unhealth-j
ful food, neglect of exercise, the use ;
of tobacco and whiskey, have killed ;
thousands of students, where hard j
study has kilted one. More people j
die, I think, from want of sullieient
brain work than from too much of !
it. When school girls die from tight '
corscis, ncavv sKins. neaiing cingu-
ons and other unnatural inflictions, ;
it is verv kind in gentlemen to sav. :
'Killed W hardstudv;' but women '
. , . . . . - 7 . . 1
know hi tter. ome vears since 1
had a hired girl who sull'ered almost !
ll 1.. V 1...i:,
..... r,.,i u-M ivuo, i.. oes i
sai.-iy study duringsehool Hours and :
. , . . . ------ i
I i It II M)t'l Ml lilt: I M fS '(I II) tX-
! , . 8,11,1 r-tion m the exhaust-,
ing lanor ol altering dresses m the I
latest fashion, or even in embroidery ;
lor stitchine' ruffles. Thev cm scarce-t
My afford an hour a dav for the j
' ..".;,. l r..:.; Ji...:. i...;. i
ii i7 i.uuri ii VUIIHII Mlllll ur mil le, I
how women, in all times and eoun-
tries, have been bent on changing i
themselves, tV.,,,, C,,d noil,-:
th.-n. In ,.,iin.. tl.,. 1.1. i
I bandage the feet :
in others thev flatten the heads and ;
paint the face. friz, the hair and '
variously deform the form divine. ;
-Now, if all this were necessary to
make women beautiful, it would be
la nor and care well spent, lor everv i
woman should make herself attract-!
ive, if possible. 1! ut is it not true :
that the highest beautv, as well as !
art, is to be natural? Were not our I
grandmothers in their youth, though
in plain attire, admired and loved
quite as sincerely as the present
j generation of girls are? (!ool health,
a eood (lisoi witioii ninl intelliirenee I
;are the best heaiitihcrs. 1 liave :
sometimes thought a collection of:
m0 Vi,1'ious styles of chignons, stays,
honli st irts -in.l . .1 h . .r -i 1 .. m. i n -i f i . eis
-
t.f woman's apparel would make a
valuable and instructive addition to
some of our musei
U11IS .!. Jtli'k-
Hittn, in th? Clriiliind Lnuhr.
A Rijj Succcmm.
' .My wife has been ailing a long
time with dyspepsia and nervous
ness and was in bed two years with
a complication of disorders her phy
sician could not cure, when I was
led by reading a circular left at mv
. . :
Yi V3' 1 arkt,r '"V 1,l,"lM'-
Kuffalo. Set; other column. 1
;
SiarUiK ataTlser.
,.,i-i . . ,
II III. II I i j g.n..t ,i. .l.in.r..l tr. ,,n
.1 --.--i ...... ..... ...
M'lishinx HJsSjps.
r- - . v
tauirht them properly. In my ex
perience I have found this to be one
of the most important as well as the
most neglected of kitchen accom
plishments. 1 now selec t tiiv helnbv exainina-
tlun on tins j-.mt especiauy
l in-
of hot water, and clean cloths. You
need two pans ; if they are not per
fectly clean, make them so. 1 re-
pare some warm weak suds in one.
Take first your goblets, wash them
quickly. A clean cotton cloth,
made of an M pillow case, will
clean them nicely. If any of your
glass dishes have been used for milk
or butter, leave them until after you
have washed your silver, for silver
must be free from grease of anv
KmiL rake plenty of soap to your
silver, and viie it warm out ot the
suds: if it gets too cold, pour hot
water over it. Have your hands
dry, and wipe one piece at a time.
"For fainting, lay the body Uat.:"
Now, that is a good rule: there is
some sense in that. I cause, if you
are careful to lay your body tlat 1k--fore
you faint it may save you a ter
ific thump when you fall. Let us
add to this rule the advice, never
faint on a ladder, or in a haloon. or
on the top of a church-steeple, or in
front of a runaway team. It isn't
! sate.
"Suck poisonous wounds, unless
your mouth is sore: enlarge the
wound, or better, cut the wound out
without delay."
If thai isn't a lively piece of ad
vice for a sane man to give to
healthy people! List.-n here don't
ymi do anything of the kind. And
if you get a scratch on the throat
don't enlarge it or cut it out. And
if you g- t a wound on the back of
the neck don't try to reach it with
your mouth. Somebody will try
that some d:y and there'll be a bro
ken neck ill the fan:;! v.
''if in tiie water, lloat o:i the back,
with the moetii
mi nose nrojeet-
ing.''
Now. thi-s is the best rule of the
ilnt. Th.at is t.'ie cap she;.f. You
cut luat out and past ' It on Vo'.'.r
I cull", where vou can ai'.vavs see it.
Just follow '
it rule and you will
No matter if vmi stav
never drown.
hi the water twenty
vears, if vou
will just ib.at on your hack, with the
noseand mouth proieetingabove the
water, you won'; drown. We don'i
mhiu uuai i:se man wroie inese
rules, but this last one is worth all
il I i 1- . ir
me rest.
. i .
u" icsi e'" ifnr:;ri,:
Th" I aiiiily liirse.
Th
l..ol:ev oilestii.!: betwi i n htis-
; band and uilctsoue ot the most
I serious drawbacks to married hap
l pini'.-s. and it is time it. was adjust
ed on a more just and e.p.ial basis.
1 Th.. .oo.r .i..,....,.i... ,. i.;..!.
. ... llll. 1 ,4, II UllVlH . .1 .11. .1
..,,.. . , ' ... ... .
...'lii.ii ie.iu i--. ei..is:iii: .11111
..,,!, , m i , . r ,i
; degrading. Men do nt realize the
......
utter helplessness ami vacuity to
which tlie system condemns women.
Now, does anybody k lieve that it
is necessary for tlie welfare of the
family that she should goto him
for twenty-live cents every time she
needs it for a si mm1 of thread? is it
right to take her imk-cility in money
matters for granted before she has
been tested".' Is it. not just such
women, who are left bv the failure
oi some speculative craze to their
own resources, witii the burden of a
family noon their ioevoerieneed
shoulders, whooften disnlav wonder-
.. . . .....
Mill nowrs ol energy and calculation
in addition to thrift and persevering
out of it w.illltl lin.l .fi-.-it bin .1 i oess
, - ,
..lllU rv:ll nceunittrv advantage m
putting the control ofall the interior
, I I , , . i 41...... I . . . il... 1 1 .
m uiuri tn uu.'ii in m in s nt li ir. ii;iimi.-'
(lftiH.ir wiv,.s, wit, division of th.
;,.,,.
income cijual to the requirement.
AIicf to u YimiiiT Man.
V.. ..I,....!- ;.. l...ti...
... .-ii, i in i j. js mil mini
than wisdom; it is not better than
hdm-st modest v. it is not better than
anything. Don't listen to Ithe siren
wbot.-l s von to bh.u- v.mr 1
lorn
'or it will never be tooted upon. The
world is not to be deceived by cheek,
and it does search for merit, and
when it finds it, merit is rewarded.
;( heck never deceives the world, my
j "on, it appears to do so. to the
eneiKV man, nut tie is the one who
i-s deceived. Do you know one
cheeky man in all your acquantanee
who is not reviled for his cheek the
moment his bai-K is turned? Is tin
world not continually drawing di.-
tinetions hetveen check and merit.
Almost everybody hates the cheeky
man, my son. Society tires of the
brassy glare of his face, the hollow
iniKimg oi ins cvnu.aiime tongue.
the noisy assumption of his forward-
ness. i he triumphs of cheek art
only tllil.arelit. Me boress bis iviiv
. i i - -- - - j
along through th- world and ire-
nuentlv better people give wav for
him. Kut so they give wav, mv bov.
for a man with a pttint pot in each
hand. Not because they respect the
man with the paint pots particular
ly, but because they want to take
care of their clothes. Avoid cheek,
my son. You can sell goods with
out it; and your customers won't
rim and hide in the cellar when they
sec vou coming. niLar:
lie I.niiLrlie.l too Soon.
011 handmg a five-dollar bill he
remarked m a timid way :
"Last time you gave me a had
;i;iiarter: please be careful tin
..
iiii...
.-alter
kind
modate
lied out
ii iv... M":n:
i i r , u- i ti V
llil" t; hnns-e U hut the last
! ime he smilcl right heartily was
j lae .., tie evening just before he
tW boss, when that .m
Ovidual chucked him t. , ml, with
the huniorous remark : I will niake
J vou a pri-seiit of that, U .Ikims, and
take it out ot your wages at the end
.,.!.'
M3S. LYD3A . PlKKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
'. V .V
msronnEB op
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
TESSTASLS CC:.I?07TD,
Tor all Female Complaints.
Thh TirTTAration. a in mmo ffttrntfi. onsbt of
Vc(itmU i'rv rtli-a liiat are Lantiie to the nort del
icate Inmli-L t'pon oic trial thr iwrJta of this Com
pound will be ncojTUM'.. av.n iif-f is irnrnedJato j mad
irhrn Its ix: 13 portinnd. in nlrety-nine tnw ia haa.
drcdaprnnRnctniiTiHeif'-fl.aHthouiamla wfll tr
tliy. Oa fcvot'nt of itt pmvrn rr-rlts. it itxlTf"
commcail! ?'. prracn!-.-tl by the be-t phy?i:Um tm
the countr-.
It will cire mtixrlr t!ic r.rst f-irm of falllnftj
if th titerui, L tK c.-r Ii n, JrivguLir ood painuJ
MentroftUcn JiOT.iriaiiTrmbl' s, lnfjiramttioB nd
L'lrvnition, Hrllnirs, !1 11: pUrrnrnt!i arwl tl con
rquent spinal wrftkne: t. ond i Trially aduptcd to
the Chnnjr of Life K w ill diolv arwl expel tumor
from tlie uterus In an er.rly of fk-rHopmrnt. Tlf
tentlvnry U cc-'v ero-js humors t.Vre U checked mrj
EprrdjT by it: uw.--
1.1 fort it 1:3 i l.rt-Tid l 1- lb fTPt
rst and bft macdy t:ot crir N-en di-M-orer- '
ed. it pprmrat .-a every jHi:-tir.n of tho sytrra, an. I kItvS
new life and vinr. I- n-wvei f:untneH.f!atuUtK-y, d
rtriya!l -raring r.rutknr.la--it or. l rcH'.Ti mxkotm
ot Uie stoma h
It cures Uloatirijr. II -a-iviir XTTun- rrxtrr.ti.r
CcnraJ Debility. t'U-.; :. i ik -i, I'l pw-on ar.d lr
gstlnn. That flinx of lwr.n,; down, cnncinir pai
weight and backaclo. Is alT.ayj r-rnu :m r.t ly cured vty
Ita one. It wiUr.t all trrit t. r r.I t;nd-. rcll c::T-onitri
rest, art tn hi'.rrjoay ivitti the lur t'..j.t trtvix th
female sTTstm.
Kor Kidney 'fe.;-i r ti'ji compound
Lydh E. Pir.kiiam's Vejetabi Compound
l!pn pared at :; ami s " WWrn Awvnn Lynn. Mr.".
PriceSU"). Si l'.tlcsrC'l,;,,. S-ut until in th
form of pillf.aiMMU Cio fnnn oi L-ntfs, on receipt
of price, lr bos, f r ulVr. Mi-s. PINK.IUM
frerij annwenaM Ktt. r.iof ir:ri:i;--. ;v-nd for pam
piii t AiltlPta-Hi: aorc X?:-n Vn fMtpri-.
No family sfco-iM be without LVI:.V I:. 1'INKHAM"
LIVE;: TILLS. They cure roit'natit,n, I.U-xs,
and Torpidity of the Lire.-. cetiu per Uix.
1
. r . '7- ii.-nDTU un-ri v. . i . . .
f ilnrr. Ecrhti. Jlaiidratf. fetiUiusi ard
Jma-iT i.tut r of iUb befX mniiciwa taumn ar si
f-:ki,ir liivco-ilii'ie.! in I'iiam 9 l.i.vfiia Ioxk
is Minsii it the zr:Ma,T. oiooa mrntr mo
lit lint Health aJ Mrnnpth Iiftor
tier IspJ.
Pi perfect is the composition tt Tiixm'.
LGir.ut Tunio tui n' oi-a.v -:. I' i.' -xi4tj
fwh. ro if is US.-.1. It y.ni l.v.- Djroorv J " J-3
i r..r.r.rA-r -r if v.vj h-nl a mi!. I Fl.xn
ulant. or apiwti2er. th T.s,: U jn-t the n:-I-1
. ..i.... v-.i'n a., it Kirhi c-.ll-jtiv.. ami m l
EvU-oratiiiK hut nvi-r i:i'.'X.i ..inn;.
L'.umoiionoriiny su-Kni-si.. u n
rr...nk t.f I Coirf. l'.ir.tnit'a tiiM'.rit Tonic
,r.n ,ir..l..- h-in vou. li. tciv. ", llw l;f.- ami
frii'or t.) i'he f.sii - r.n.l anil. sn.1 isacrrtiuii:
L ...r.i .:. ..1 rk..Lp. iiiftnli-m.
.-Uj-.. itr nnuu.il j...... .... -
It Hai Sarcd IlamlmU of Hicj It
hTO l.iurn.
If j-ou .-.ro f n liii!; riL-. n,:il:i I'.or't T.-r.it cntii-
vmi nr rliiuri ,u:k. nut u.-- i.-... .
f Nd marter wliaty.mrilispasrwsvr.piuiaiiuay.
iltx-it will Kive jininipt ri'li f.
t i.'m.-n!r ! 1'A.ir.nR's C:fir.r. TonW not;
a rum Uriiik hut tn E.-st a:i I Pure Family,
jfM.'dicine ever rinit", is.n.T ur.:'.'-! t7 a new.
nrvaR, ana entirely (:;i!.-n-i:i. i - u..-ii,.
'ffinjrpr pn-pamtHms ninl all : l.ivr Tori.-.i. Try,
iiu. IxrtlK'. itHiriinii.y.h."lo,,l,r,J '
PARKER'S HAI3 BALSAM
Tie Beit aail Most Iroannlrai Hair I)rei.iiiJ
cxqu.vlely perfcnwd and pcrfa tly lorrr.!tss.
Hill Alwayii EUor ray or Faded Hiir
to IB ariuin.-.! you-.hfnl ro! rr an! aFrn-.iran--r. r.r.i! !
warrantrd to top tJlS, gr.nih srd
preirr.t balinrs'i.
Aftr apoiica.ionj the Falm il lofrcn the
h r. cieane all daiuiniff and cure itcinng and hu
KHin oftheMalp. by dmssttatrf. 3'f
S-'temt.er 8.
Cathartic Pills
Cinni.in flip clioii't st rathnrtir principli n
in mi-i!ii-iiu'. in nrti.ns arcurutely a.l
js?f.l tn sTr a. tivitv, ct-rliiinty. ami
unilorinity of r'.Ti-rt. Tli.-y arc tl, renuit
til years f careful utiitly ami (.ractical ex
jvrim.'nt. ami aiv the must eiTcctual n-m-f.ly
yet discover".! ioriliseaw-i cause.l V.y
.l.-raiiueine'it of stomach, liver, ami
lxiweis, which rcijtiiru roniit ami elfec
tual treatment. An n's 1'n.i.s are -ciallv
ai'pii. alilf to tliis class of diseases.
They act directly on ,h digestive anil
assimilative processes, and restore ro'i
lar liealthy action. Their extensive ,ist.
by phvsicians in their practice, ami by
ail civilij-.l nations, is on.i of the many
proofs of their value as a safe, sure, and
perfectly reliable piirjr.itivo medicine.
lU-in' conijioundcd of th. concentrated
virtues of purely regetal.lfi su'nstances,
they are x.sitivelv frep from calomel or
anv injurious properties, and can het
niluiiiiistcrc.l to children with perfect
safety.
Am u's l'n.t.s are an effectual cure for
Constipation or Cost ivciicss, ImlU
K-stion. lyipepsla, Issof Appetite,
Kosil Sloti.acli uu.l IJreath.
iirs Ilciulaohe, 1.4ss of .Alemory,
! ma!iiess. llilioiisness Jann.lioe,
Itlieiiiiiatisiii. t.i-iipt ions un.l Skin
IMseases. Orof.sy, Tuniors. Worms
Neuralgia, Colic, iiripes. Hiarrh.ra,
lyseiitcry,ioiit. Piles, Disortler of
flic l.iver, and all other diseases result
i i : lT from a disordered state of the digcy
,,. apparatus.
.'.s a I 'inner Till thev have no equal.
WM'e ;:--n;le in their action, these
i'M ' s are ihe must tliorotiirh and seareh
y,i! cailiaitic that cat, lie employed, ami
never irive pain unless the l.oucls an; in
llameii. and then their iutluenco is lical
iiiir. Tin y stimulate the appetite, and
digestive organs; they operate, to purify
and enrii h the I.IikhI. and impart re
newed li al:'i, and vi'nr to the whole
system.
PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER Sl CO.,
l'r:u-ti-a! :md Analytical lii-!iiit
Lowe!!, Mass.
SOM) I;V -MX Dia-(.i;isT-i r.vCVWUEUC.
SCE-300L BOOKS
At. 0
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
flTo tho Trade; : At ir.s;-c-tln:i pf mir
rtimcr ami c.iui.lt i. cf School Books
ikI School Si.ppiies, Ui.nk.wtii r.py
yia. We )ii.aiipl,y liiruih an V Kf.l all School
Book!uii-4 Ihrutitjhuut Wfstrru ,vuu.Uittiift
ami Kitrn Ohio, .ml nr.r lines of Slates,
Crayons, Pens. Pencils Hz-iJ am, siaun.
Inks .y tii bottle, qua.-t. pi l,.n t.r harreli.
Rulers. Liouid Slating. Blackboard
Rubbers. Composition and Exercise
Books, tt.:., el.-., ecuiiriti-e tvervili.iiy lust cau
to Uesireii. at bet. mi irieea.
If yrn cannot call anu Mie un, en.l f.-ir n;-,r quo
l&iioaa Ltfcre jou uiako any fur, uos.
G-. W. REED & CO
General AVlioIesalc Stationers,
72 Wood St., Plttsliorch, Pa.
a. k io
' 'l.ivxwwimi- ,, i. j.i.i j.ja
PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE, PnTSBUOCH.
rvlightfnRy located on high. Mtentira raimda;
way from city noiao ni amok. Superior
FacultT. well furniaba.1 Laboratory, and valuable.
olin.-ti.iu ol minerals and Invertebrate for tilt a.
HOT
r in ii
e'is
(:'? 's.-.;. )
-.; ' " .
. I
. ..'. '-!
VjjjJi-JJ
J
tratiwr .tiuly "t Natural Bcienc. Kelt term npena
Sept. VtU. t'"T catalogue, terms, kr. ajilrcm:
UtXEN E. PEIXE1KEAC. rrauienl.
Julj2,8t
THE
ieraic
101:
1 8 8 O I
PREPARE FOR THE GREAT
PRESIDENTIAL STRUGGLE !
TIIAT OCCURS TIIIS YEAR, BY
SUBSCRIBING FOR SOME
GOOD JPAPEli
IS TIME r
(
, 2S2? luzzszi? ?c:tzd CCTi
EYENK OF THE COUNTY ! !
GET THE COUNTY NEWS
HEAD TIIE A)VFFwTlSK.MHNS
AN d learn; where to
buy ce:bap
KEEP VOL'S EYE ON THE
'EDITORIAL COLUMNS!!
AXD SKK TrT::.! llMH
IP YOU WANT POLITICS,
Th( Herald
-is-
'RED-H07 REPUBLICAN!!!
AND A
ST A 1. IV A III' I STA WARTS!
IK YOI' WANT
I
ILiQINERAL N EWS ! C.eHHine Meh C,c: ''"""-
tion 'riff on t ';' ''. M'trw ti ' r
fre. ttl Ihiti li .hint ') ?. "'
nt I'ot'ce. Ari'tin ("l'i"
Coxiu Rim I oit' f. I'm lU-rnj
iTIie Somerset Herald
CONTAIN AS Ml "CU XK'S AS ANY
COUWTY PAPER
-IsT-
PENNSYLYANIAI
ir wan i uie
LOCAL NEWS,
THE HERALD IS THE PLACE TO FIND IT
U h-ire innda itrritn'ft rntnU by ithich tin
department trill not enli tm Ell'.L,
bat M Vl'l HRTTKIl than
it U I' AST.'
Ur.SCRIPTIOH $2.00
CriROMOS!
THE HERALD.
A C;
i
... , B
i, ir"!-'
. l.vl
y ..;-:i
HEADQTjAr.r, ?''
-S ,-if
... .. 4h-all
a '.he l-f
: FANCY and STAft
g ii o c i: ii 1 1 s
RARE and CHOT -r;
COFFEES.
n. .i::v;'
f
41
n. i
a.
'CTi riirifiT it--
' .1 aI U "
Iim Lu...u..i J..a. (;i.,iu i.:
i UuHrantccl ,i ..4..:u:...'v ..ur,
i Tl2r.:;7r::uU::'F.;.r:
j " . r-...k i
T5: C:i:i::::i i:.? Br: r
J::i::s' B;:- Fir.: !
IO S 40-1 b. .-.l.-K ii. '..!.! . ,..r . .
Ifu, p.,
'J... 11.. I
This l!-;'.i i- u r..': i- r ,,r., .., .
: ,1 a - -tr.-i.
T.: L:.J ri:.i';C L,'
ii;::::hJ 4::;:-
Ku-ry Van,-:.- K 1 .. .
i.: k... .ii.. ..
, I Jj i ii x:,.i O'l.
! Ti:L-';:3;Vir.:r.;ri-
T K A 1
luuL'.ii cjijitu ir.i,Lm
V" T 1 'l-n T r."i
It'uu lil.'u b! iL
ci:Li:niiATi:i)
A A f!TP,-.n iS r.r-
im jsm its-:
PRICE OF TEA
: THE X K Y C I IO 1 '. y 1
YOUNC HYSCfj, " n-iHpr
1 CUN POWBEit, 1 l'-r " ' I" :" ,1 bu-in
1 JAPAN l.r,. -nit I" s-.. t . -.i.-t.ivikv:.
fcNCUISH BREAKFAST, i -- i-::.-.
jSjTA p-!u .:!! "I FIV I-.TKN iif
i e a'.;- v M uu Ail "r'it'r.- ! t-. i'ff. -,
i'f Tk.
j i-Ir! '"'TiuiDic a wri:r.-ri . rifr f-.r IV. i. ! r
lo !r.-t.::"i: U, v7 ''-'' v"-' 'i' r '''' ""
j 4"AU the T"i 'in-f -i ii-vo ;ir i!. i.r
I un-1 uw:i- j itr 1 Hi kn it .:. V .
! I' no il. tw!, ft' k aiy t t 'i ; , .
H.vK itrK:"A :vr.n x lv-s. k--p vk ly F
ICrcs 1373.FJ12A33L3NTV 5i )J :::
-(.00!) TE.VS AT 1.1) iV !';i!ri :-
(H Xl'ir.VPKK -IMPllUI ii-Y. ".
Si IX JAPAN -o: 1 1.. IN.S-KV f.! !!
Bi:i".KAS-.
rt i'K.r vi::i
!N3 REDUCTIjN BY AH QJANT":
(()Fi-;K!i
EAEE AND CHOICE. PJ
r' su
-THE-
CELEBRATED DELMCNICO
COFFEElff
Thi.ll!'leu '. it wrlviM f -r !ta !
lul An-m.i. IV all nlliT I'-'it- es .:'.v.- Ic
please '"U, s to this a trial.
Till'. FANCY
FRENCH COFFEE
fir, (ioilfil liit i.OjJrr.
A PARTIAL LIST Or GQ333
Constantly Arriving.
V. Si-huio:.!-.pr- i hit Meat. Uit 'ir
Wlieiir an., .vr.iti.im Hi ur.
ln. k-ru!. i x'n '. 1 h..r N 1 "
' N. 1 H.iv. '.. i N .. J l.tnc. N 1 -I Me ' :
a-i II. k:0.
V. ... -.'i -a--
Cincinnati :lninfl, l:re:ik! ."t IU4 : !
'"licfincl I.ir' in V if.r. s IL. 10 II.. 5 -r-yrnttx
l.isi L rvilm. n. !irniii- twt
Hv.,.-r..
Cwkdl force : Uf ii.l I'ri 1
P1CKELS and TABLE SAUCE
Sugar tlie best .jinility I' !. ri
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES- 1
NEW YORE GOSHilN
.ivy
OHIO CREAM CHEESl
TIiKLKifrsr ASSiiKI.VKNf ' f
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAr---
ti
COLMAN'S ENGLISH KU3T.AR3.
t r TniTT7T7.1
rn '
tt. dIH
Xo. 2S Filth Ae
j n. mm
PITTSIiUlKill, I'A
I -
If
i". t:
6rt-
U!y
auin.)il
TKNI
U-a ia .u
f.Oi
r
in I !'
en., t'
i-..in"
A 111 '
BOlSTSi
i 4nt i
,. 13 7"
J.i lI.B.
i i.r
j
ttl"i
vilily
on:
him. !
3 in M
ailed V
inel '
lievili!
J. 81
ri
win
to h li
(OH
1 1 hu
lelitr.
AN
nitw
Uia I
itll!.
cten.le
cn of
'S of
reel.
d:
Ho
D
. urn.
1 Sir-.
lut.nu
ftOll it
Wirra
D
Ul!i
Pa.
ziy i
Di
Ail
I.ei
n
!ei
III
atn
BV
a
n
bt
SOMERSET. PA.
.
- mi. cmv cure, i v' n....