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FIERCE FRRXCtl Dt'EU
BMiroon Ocnoral RonlAngev
,i J rrlmo Minister Fioquet,
okxebai. novLAxariu
luel ho bwn fought on Count Ptllon'
nnr Paris, between M. Kltxtict,
French rriitm Minister, una (ion-
Poulanir, th well-known niem
t tm ChsmW of IVputics. lirne-
tiUtiRor has for months past been the
prominent fUiirtj In French tH!itIcnl
on account of his warlike atUtiiilo to
(iermany.
duel was tin direct result of violent
kmlitios it! In the Chamber of Iiepu-
iirlnfc which Ueimrftl lloulanger de-
rrl M. Kloiiuet n an Inipndent liar.
user proiKMed the dissolution of the
ilier, and the proposition wa rejn ted.
fm-ral thrvuon resign! Ill sent,
me his 'h Koulantter mid tlin
'T of IVputies was falling into ruin
lecar, and thnt the Monarchist were
nz for the death nirour of tht Krimb-
lie would do his duty tir drmiiiiliiig
Iscaze of a resolution that the Chamber
tinident Carnot for a clisso'iition.
r loiuet reproached lnrnl Hmilanier.
las alwnvs alwent from the ( 'h imlior.
II it was tint for n man like Boulutigpr
t;eof it legslative labors and criti
nlworking mvmlters. What had Von
done) tleneral replied that he ha I nude an
to the country,
loiuet rvtorfcsl that tlio country had
icwl him in the I iiarenle election, in
ir Hnuliinffi'r's cntidiilat s for the Cham-
of I'eputies wns defeuto I.
odUiiiT'T chnrai'teri.eil Klo'iuef iiiwh
r-l)r the utterance of a badly educate I
i inner, ana men urnnneu mm as an
lent liar.
Innzer then left the Chamber, an I a
f censure was iH d ujion him, n hen
pf ailjniirnal.
r' the sitting, M. Flo U't sent his sec-
(General lloulanyer's homo with a
k H.l.l .ii ir
I"" o 11 A ... . I", iinii i visit
triin, the secon Is. did nt llnd Uonlnii-
I home, but at a 1 wis newspaper
InU at nlRht Count Dil
d M. fjiquerre acted for itonlnnzer,
ke four umpires toon had the arrnngo-
made for the meeting the next mora-
1 - I TI 1 .. l 1 1 . L
rai IJUUIIIIg" nnn tu-ri oj uv las
o i emerging frcm the I'ltnte ofUce at
1 ...I. i u ... I.:- I
Iinv uv.i,vn lu tlio iumiiiiiik uil ins way
fueling grounds, and he responded to
laudite by raising his hat lie drove to
in a brougham and arrived first at
ice of meeting. Ho paced a walk
is seconds while await dig the coining
Kloquet, who arrived at ten minutes
n o'clock. While the seconds were ex
the garden searchingforaconveiiient
pr the duel, M Kloquet, without twtrar
py emotio.i, walke to and fro con
K with friends. At the same time (ien
loulanger, with an obtrusive affecta
f indifference, kept twirling his walk
tick about and consulting with bit
at though impatient to begin tighting.
was a large cro wd outside the grounds,
wentjr minutes psst ten o'clock M. Lai
rho directed the duel, brought together
lints of the swords and delivered the
if command. Oaneral Koiilaiignrimine
' made a vigorous lung at M. Floipiet,
inghim s'.ithtly on the left thigh. The
Suits were immediately separated, when
found that Itoulanzer'a right hand
:r was scratche t.
in lecond round l)uulan;er advanced
Ltreine violence to the etta k. Kloquet
the defonsive. The (leneral made a
Vte lunge forward, slightly wounding
line Minister's loft bret. Tiiab'e to
r from the impetus of his lunge, he
v rau hit neck onto the sword
M. Kloquet hail kept pointed straight
A terrible Rash in tho throat was the
the blood spirted forth in torrents
mlanger fell unconscious into the
f his seconds. The surgeons in at
:e imnieliatHly took ineaxurex to
flow of blooil. and lstcr on con
nin into Count Dillon's house on the
M. Klo.'lllt'a iwnnl njinul..ln,l u,
V r v.,i
sir inches at a point between - th
I vein and carotid artery.
luel wus fiercely fought, and lasted
r mintiief. iten -rai rioulangT tried
I kill M Klrvinut. nti.l l.,.uw kl... tm
. . ....... w., ...... t.iic-n Hiiumit
n ((ain aiirl g n.
rime .Minister, it war eav to wiu
UllIlttMll tl kan.lWt.M . s.-J ... I I l-
fr of th9 greaU-st mitonmlimLMit that uo
pi m ifiimr innu i diva nwn nniu in
mlvMPtlaltsl lnrtftAB js m f.. II ..
r rlchUftt waa given a Kfani ovation
TKIUUnLH FATALITY,
rrtona Orowiioil AVIillo Trying
Cross the ArkuiiMix Itiver.
k-rsons three men and tliree wonieu
ilrowno 1 while croiuiiiz thd Arkatinns
l'r Fu Smith. Ark. Their IlllllltM
blin Hogan, Jesa Morris, Tom Uavi,
Jscitiioii, Mary Tetti and Carrie
The irty had li e.i ucte.ulimr a
knd wero on the r wav home. When
inl'Mloof the stna n he b)t upso .
Wies have not yei Loju rooovoiuJ, All
mines.
Ret tlio River on l-'lrc'
y't curiosity 'to ste if it wou'd bum,
I'lrcigo river on lire. It occurred'
)e Hock -yard where tho river km long
to I e water and is in roility nothing
it and animal fata wh ell l ave found
ay from the kli u hler-li uws.
ted ma'ch thrown fcito those iiigrf li
im had the rivor b uzlng for several
and the Are Im it and two Incom tivet
Ixl In keeplnz the flmisi from the
slu-ble property, but not until a -iut
orihof dockage Ixl bn destroy wl.
Iodiani In UulTalo ila Will
ire eattntj mora do sioco their
front Kouluat thai b-foro. A
Boom more civilized they jrrow
of dog, apnftru'ly. It wat the
previous y to have dog fo tstt
ipeoll occasiona. but it Is no
t their apatite for canloo dell-
iocrea-o cnoriuoua'r tlnce they
"UKht Id contact with royalty on
fUe, and C'o.oncl (,oily and
uury Hod U eic oJloyW diUlcult
I enough tuMe'ial nu Msteo 1
tiBfy the dcmiud of llielr ud
mam,
ike
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
.n the fjerate, the following bill were re
portel from committees and pissel: Tlio
House bill to ette id the limits o( tho t'ort of
Kew Orletns; the llmi-e Joint resolution
eliding Colo, .ol Hnrns, of Ohio; General
Msrtin, of Knnsis, nnd Oo.iersl llartranft.of
IVnnKyivsnia, msniigera of the National
rililiern' Home to fill vacancies, Tho House
hill authorising the Hiclimond and IMnvlllo
llailrcn I Company to Uy tia 'ks In the llis
trictof Coin Hilda was rrpjrtel and placil
on the ciletnl .r.
In tho Houe, Mo-.idsy, the rn'l of Bistr
for tho Intro Miction of 'bills were dispensed
with and the House went Into Coinnulli-o f
the Whole (Mr. Hiriner, of Illinois in tho
I'h iit) on tli Tnrilf dill, thn woolen scheliilo
l'lng ponding. In iicc inln ico with the
pn grninine ai r.ingeil, a vote w.is nril re I on
the iiiodon to strike wool from the I rev list.
The motion w-s di b a d by a vote of 14 y as
to Vi nnys Mr. Kowdun, of lVnnsylvnn a,
ami H ilknu mid Koran, of Ohio, lieinocinis,
votut In the iiltiriniitive; mid Aiiditisoli, ut
t'jn, 11 pill'lio.un, Voted in tlie ncil ivo,
III the House, Tlmrs Isr, seslons were or
deml for next Wend-s lnv nnd Tlmrs 'ny
nights for the o msid 'rntion of bills icreirte I
resoeo ively from tho Committee on Iji'ior
end the Committee on Militrvv AITnirs. Mr.
K H. Tnyl.ir, of Ohio, nttcmptnl to oh-t-ilii
a niuht session for tho consideration of
j:oneril pensions. I u' n c ill for the reu'nr
ord r, mi'tp ty lllnnd, of Missouri, oprnc I
ns nu objection. Mr. Ford, of Michigan,
from the Committee on Millitary AfTnirs. riv
nrtn I Ime't tho resolution for 'the appoint
ment of n en-oi'il c 'nimlilen to invesiiunte
nllcge-l evasions of ih.) e wtm"' li'mr law.
In reply tin quest ion by Mr. Vn'djver, f
Cliforii'a. Mr. F.Tl stn'l thnt the resolu
tion wss br.wd enough fit Its scoe b civer
the subject of anv evasion of the law n-ilnst
Chinese immigration. Mr. Cot, of Jfew
York, called the attention of tho Houn to
the Brest ni cosily of this rraolut'on to cor
icct the abuse now rxixtin;. There w.is a
normal immigration to this country. (n'rsimd
el to c mo here on fraudulent pret jisps. In
steal of th-r being a-l ordinary immigrn'ioii
from Itilv, Itilinns were c uiing into this
country at tho rut" of Hi,o SI a year nnd'ir in
fluence Mint should to Inquired into. Mr,
Vorrow, of Cnlirornin, m gad that the
House at hut compie'iendcil tlo evil b-setting
the country frotn unrest- iettd Immigration.
The resolution was adopte I. The HouMthen
went into tho Committes of tho Whole (Mr,
Springer, of Illinois in the chair) on the Tar
lit bill, the agreement hing tint no vo-e
should be taken on the ponding wooltchnlule.
MAM r.CTLUIX NOTKS.
Two of tin blntt furim wi at Shefll ild, Al
abniiia, atv reporbit t) have b.owu in.
Tho I, iii;IiIIii Nail Coup m v th? six
mouUs ending Jun :!!, m ul t l:iO,OJd kegs of
mils, and shippe 1 IS.0 10 kef.
The II liileesoii Stel an I Miriuf icturinj;
Co'iipmy, liirminhii'ii, Alilin-ua. hivj
coinine ice I buddiii); tlieir Inrn furnn'
The Al ib mm Hilling Mills, Ilirmiiighim,
will put in live n llitiou'il blast furnn is and
some other mai'lilnoty during the suiuni'-r.
The blast furnace of tho H.-lIiir.. Xni
Wo k, of Ilelluirc, Ohio, pro lucisl 4,:i-V) tons
of No. 1 Iictscmer pig In m during hist mouth
Thealditlon to tho I.i llelle Null Works'
Wheo'.iug, built for th purnse of milking
stii'ill mils by thu lack lactory procAO, hui
b on compl.-tod.
The doed has bom itullvereil for tho land
for tlio Memphis n-.d Chirloston Hu lnxid
hoat Sh llle'd.and p'nns and fprcilluutioim
for the buildings a-e ojmplete.
Tho De H.ir lellien Coal nnd Iron Company,
at Beeuie, have blown in the seo ml of
their two iron furnaces, previously reiorted
at being e recto 1 The cap tci'y la about Vio
ton daly.
The Serge mt Mfg. Ci., capital stock
IKK) has b-eu clmrtored by H. K. Sergeant,
( eorgo S. Sergeantaud William T. Sergeant,
to opernti an iron foundry now erected at
Gioens oro. H. C.
5L V, S nitli, iiiet illurgii nl enslneo-, of
Pittsburgh, ha - recdv. d a i order for a set of
diawingsanl sxci(l n'.ions for his improve I
artillc al yns puoducr, to I e sent to Mous.
I.uceu Ariel, of Hive do-Oi r, Kiu c,
Tho K'i-1 :n Manufacturing Coinpiiny,
Huntingdon, W. Va , 1 n r cciV' d an or.lur
from the Hit tlinorj and Ohio lUilrond Cmii
lany for an u ilimite I number of cur who:
for their ro ill, to bfilolivere-liu instu'liunnta
of two thousand per uinut'i.
Parallel Dover, of Liverpool, O., fell
dead Sunday, hi a tit tluale to a six
weeks' drunk, in w tich he had consumed
just 48 gallons of whisky.
GlCMCHAIi MHKi:Ti.
rimtvuHuu.
FLOUR Fc'y wnt'r patents $.1 a
Fancy spring iwteuU t '
WHEAT No. 1 1 W
No a Ibi ls
COKN-Mixe.1, SholloJ M
Yellow our ft'.'
RVR 70
oats White :w
SEKDS Clover Seed 4 15
Timothy Sent y 1.
HAY No 1 Timothy balel Id fto
Prairie 1:1 00
Ioon timothy from wugous 17 t0
MlLLKKEU Biou 14 !W
MiddUtigs in OU
Chop Ket i IN)
BUTTER Creamery W
Choiisj roll l:i
CIIEMK Fine Ohio Fuctory Vi
New-York Uoahea Vi
ECHJS Id
POTATOES 7.
POULTRY Lire Chicken t3
BALTIMOIIC.
FLOUR Hupei-flne, 3 50
WHEAT No, 'i red,
RYE . ts
CORN
OATS Wetitern inlxol, 40
llUTTElt l'J
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CINCINNATI.
FI)UR Fancy C 73
WHEAT
RYE
i Oil
OATS
HUTTKR BJ
KtiWS
I'ORIC
5 r.
5 0
to
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f.d
m
VJ
4i
ft to
a 75
17 00
14 Oil
r.i m
14 50
l'l uo
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15
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4 on
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11 1-J
lklj
CtNTitAt. Yards, East Libkrtt.
cattlk.
Supply light nd the market tU-alv.
Prime 1.40J to I..VKI In. c.Ule, .Vu to !.
Ooisl l.iloo V l.4Kt Ib. do., H.-JH ft 5.50; fmr.
1,11X1 l. jOO lb. d. H75tn5;commuu UJO
U l,0u0 lb, do., .'i- to 4.5U
HHEKP AND LAMHR.
Supply light, msrke. moie act vo and pr'c a
lOo higher; lest gr"d-s sold uitMt r-aduy;
prime in to loU H. sh.on, i.!W to 4.75; good
Mtoiniti. d.. 4to4.ii: fsir 75 to 0 lb,
lo., fa to 8 Ml; Unilit, ss to qti ility an I cons
di Ion, (1 50 to fi.'iV (Jim d Urn' t have I eo i
in mi ill tupply lor a tiu;le of wco m or
inoru.
Iiooa.
Supply continue lighl aid prlot lisv
further advau-o I. P.ul ulelphl i lie,
to i.ri; good mixed M in to tl,l5; Yorkoia,
$Ubiti.lO. - At oompnvd with a weolt ago
iiiero Uut Uej au ndv.moj vt per luu
lu.
THE MERRY SIDE OF LIFE.
STORIES THAT ARB TOLD BY THE
FUNNY MSN OF THE PRESS.
Tim Pretty Walter ftlrl-ftnlnir thei
Continent-Hhn Wanted a ('hango
Hrsrmblancp, Ktc, T.tc.
Neat and natty and pert was she,
(Ham and eg and bread for one!)
And winsome her smilo as a sindo could lie
(Pork and Is-hiis have the pork well done!)
Her dainty hand brushed the crumbs away,
(I'oth kinds o' wince on that apple dump!!
And my lieiiting heart quick owned her
sway
(Pertaters nnd greens along o' that rump:)
I fumbled the bill, but nothlngooutd see;
(Roast turkey and atulT" dark meat, sec
ond joint:)
My eyes were mi her, and hers wero on me
(I'lum pudding, another and plenty of
oiut:i
"What will you have)'' she broke the smll;
(A cup of ten and colfeo without')
I blushed nti. I stnmmcre I. my eyelids fell
(l'ork and snunngo and s.ienr kraut:)
Then I seieit lv r hand and whispared low;
iCahhiign noup and a corntil beef hsli:i
"Met out you foul: Com.!, let 111" go:''
(Onions stowed and p it:ito iniisli i
II fo i Ti-nnn ript.
fining tlio Cont Incut.
"Had n nico trip:"
"Ya'ns mllicr."
"I Icon doinjr the Continent?"
"Well, yes, if you put it in tlrnt way,
but when I look at my expense m count
it rather teems ns if tlio Continent hud
been doing tno. " (h-e,in.
She Wniitril Cliftngo.
C!rccnj;roccr (to younj housekeeper)
"How would you liku tome nice vg
plant, iiut'iun. or oyster pluntC
Young lioiMekcepur N-tio; my hus
bund was saying only this morning that
ho is tired of eggs, mid it's too Into in
tho season for oysters. h'jxtch.
No Itoscmlitancf.
'.Miss Smith, do you know who thnt
very amiable looking obi lmly is, with
soft KrikX buir and pleasant eyes, uml
such a sweet expression I"
" Thnt is iiinmuiii."
''Is it possibles" Ufa
All In tho I'niully.
Drown (ut nn evening party) " Who
is thnt rank mid scrawny-looking party
ncur the pi. .no, Robinson f"
IdibiiiHoii "Thnt' liixhy'a wife."
Ilrown " You don't tell inc. You
know liixby, tln-nf
Robinson "Oh, yes; he's my brother
in law." .S'rf'ig .
I. Ike I 'm her, l.lko Nun.
"I'ftpi," askcil tho sinnll boy, ,lwliy
does the 1'inpire wear that wire net over
his f.ice:"
"To keep oil the fowN," replied tin
witty father.
"Indeed.'" quoth tho boy. "I thought
it was to keep the olT liis nose."
And tho silence was to still you could
hear it ti. St a l'urk ',
Hoard it He fore.
"Maude," ho said softly, ns he pullel
out the trcmulo atop in his larynx, "will
you marry mo t
"So," she answerd with all tho ear
nestness of sincere conviction.
He paused, as if iu deep thought, and
then Hiiid :
"Strungo, ttrangc, how a simple word
revives scenes and impressions that have
passed away. I am almost certain thit
I have heard that before." Merclmnt
Tracder.
llarsli Treatment.
Hobby (looking out of tho wiudowi
"What's the matter with that borne,
Mtiinumf"
Mother "The horse i balky, Hobby;
ho wont't obey his driver."
Hobby "Well, what's the iiinti put
ting him for?"
Mother "He is coaxing him."
Hobby (with au iu.urcd nirl "That
ain't tho way you treat me when I'm
balky." Ayr.
Couldn't I'iml Itliyiiio.
"Fuiti would I write a poem on the do
lighi of tihiug; but, ah, mo! I cannot
find u word to rhyme with 'angleworm,' "
Hi'hed l'isistratus, u-he gazed thought
fully Into the dark, sullen witters.
'Rut why must you put that word at
tfec end of a line?" Ucncd Kucaiyptus.
"Because an angleworm is always ut
the end of a line." himeil 1'isistratus be
tween his set teeth; mid for a lon time
it was so still that one could dUtiuctly
hear a peachblow.
Klio Wat a Itascball (ilrl.
"I have no reason to doubt your sin
cerity, Mr. lIaukinon,''snid the ycung
lady, with tinatlectcd sadness, "but I
saw you in that amateur game a tho
park last Saturday, and my feelings
toward you have undergone u change.
A young man that can't steal a bag on
that one eyed duller, Limber dim, and
strike out six times when Pudding .'like
is in tho box, is no good. I am sorry,
Mr. Hiinkiusoii, but 1 can't sign you as a
husband." Vhicayo Ti i' tine.
Pharmaceutical Aoooiiirtlislimour
Druggist " Yes, I want a prescrip
tion clcik. Have you a diploma? "
Applicant ' Not, eva tiy, sir, but"
Druggist "Can you ruu anoil.i foun
tuinf "
Applicant" Not very well, sir, but I
can learn. "
Druggist "No, I cuoss you won't
do. I might let you practice putting
up prescriptions, but I can't iiliord to
risk an inexcr.cnccd hand at the sod
fountain." Drtrit t'rte i'teu.
In tlio CongrcNsloiiiil rnvnynr I.
"What do V"U think of the pcccli
that I handed you lust night?" u-sked
ono Congressman of another.
"Well. frankly, 1 tliiuk it was
thoroughly bad."
"You do?"
Yes. I thiiik tho best thing you
could do would bo to bury it iu ob
livion. What have you done with it? "
" Had it Printed in the AVwri. Come
down into tho rostauraut and we'll hold
a little wake over it.'' Mentaut True-
Ilia Moroni lunula! Inn.
Ice Dealer (to applicant) "Ker been
in tho ice business, boy?"
lloy "No, sir."
ko De dor " 1 1-id. Know anylhing
about : itliuioiic? "
Roy "Yes, sir."
Ice Dealer-" Il m. Vhat wonld
twenty pounds of ice amount to at a tent
and a half a pound? '
Hoy Seventy-fire rent, sir."
Ice Dealer " I I-tn. Youseeui n likely
lad. I guess I'll giro you a trial."
('.
A Narrow Escape.
Ther vero sitting together on the
veranda in the dim twilight. The robin
had sung his lust nong, and the lire Hies
wero licginning to light their lumps.
Tho pensive beauty of nn curly leap year
summer evening was around "thorn, nnd
from tho auro canopy the planets and
thn brightest of tho ste'llar lights were
beginning to peep, those silent but
elo.Uent heralds of the night. It w.is
an hour for lovo and calm tePght.
"I suppose. .Mr. .Ioiics." said the
maiden breaking an cloiiient pause, "I
suppose you expect to marry some davf"
"I do. Miss Smith."
"And you mean to bo n kind husband,
no doubt f"
"I intend to he a model in that re
spect." "You will surround your wife with
every comfort, furnish her with plenty
of pocket money, stay nt homo with hi"r
evi nings instead of going out to some
horrid club, treat her mother, if she has
one, with kindness nnd lespcrt. nnd all
that sort of thing, ha! ha: All! you
young men intend so much you w ill be
thisand that ; I've beard of you," and
she shook her linger piny fully at the
youth.
Von may indulge in raillery, Miss
Smith, but Inssurn you. you hnve exnet
ly dc-cribed my inietitioris. You may
undo, but I have made up my mind that
when I am mai rie I I will be everything
that an amiable and ailcctionato wife
could desire."
"That I cing the ca c." said slip, be
coming 'erious, "and this being leap
year ,"
"Oh! by the way," ho cried starting
up, the object of licr question flushing
iijion hi mind, "1 hope von will pardon
( me how stupid of ine- thi ronversii
I lion is very pleasant and I would gladly
I prolong it but I have just rcmcmliereil
tint I left in v rooms open Mini all in v
papcrs exposed on my desk. I must run.
If I lo-cauyof those paper I would be
ruined, (iood night," and d.irtiug down
the steps ho fled.
"My jings," he ard a few moments
later, nt he wiped tho perspiration from
his brow, "that wus a narrow squeak '
How cute she was! Another moment
and she would have liu I me, nnd hhe's
twenty-seven if she's u day. llvr'uii
Coniiir.
There Here tilunts lu IIiosp Day. ,
The following list of famous and gi
gantic sp 'ciiuens of the human nice Ins
been compiled by the London 7'it-JUn:
Samuel Mcpoiinld. a 8-otclimin, nie'
name, I "Hi Sam," was li tst 1I inchet ill
height. Was foitman to Pruico of Walin.
Kl.sl IJHC?.
Alii-e (iordon, Ks-cx, Knglnnd, giantess, 7
feet. Died 17:17. .
Anne llanen Swan, of Nova H-otia. 7 feet.
I Pierre, of Stratgiird, iu iKmmark, was
7 fes"t 1 inch.
Henry Ulaeker, 7 fe-t 4 inches, and most
syiu metrical. Horn at Cil k rl.-l I. in Sussex,
iu 1VM. Generally called the "MritisU
tiiant" Wasexnibiusl in I pinion in 1751.
I'M ward Kamiord, 7 foet 4 l"-hes. Hied
Kivs. Hurled in SU Uxstau's churchyard,
Ijondoa.
lmis Krens, Frenchman. 7 feet 4 inches.
His left hand i preserve I in the museum of
the College of Surgeons, London.
Martiu Salmoron, a Mexican, 7 feet 4
Inches.
Porus, an Indian King, who fought against
A'i'xauder, near the Kivt-r Hydastier, li. C.
:;J7. was 7.1, feet liijfli, with NtreugtU iu pro
xn t;on,
lleiurii'ti fhn, liorn in Norway, 7 feet six
inches; weight ii Nl Hiunds. rx tilfWn sis:irt.
Kdward Melon. 7 feet tl inches. Horn at Port
l-ien-ter, Ireland. 11im, and died bi, Iwiug
onlv In yi-a't of age.
.lames Me)onaid, 7 feet I) inches. Native
of Cork. Irelmd, dusl lii'iO.
Kots'it Hale, i lis't ii inches. Horn at
Soiiiertou, Kiiglaud, iu Ih.m, nnd ofb-u called
the "Norfolk tiiant." Pied lsiij.
Fa hums Sheridan, an Irishman, 7 feet K
iiicheN. Weight.'Jj ivoii.-s ( sMs ioundsi, tfirth
of i-liest, .Vs inches. I lied 170.
Hradley, 7 bsH " inches at death. Horn nt
Market Wlit-aton, iu Yorkshire, Knglaud.
His right baud is preserved in the iiiiisnim
of the Ccllegeof Surgeons. K'.svlv'si.
Joqili Hrns, 7 feet x niche. At the age
of '.' years he was exhibited in Loudou,
li.'-V His hau I could spaii llfuwu and a
half i ache, lioru ut l(Hiuoiii-hamp, in tho
Vixes, Ira lice, !"IU. Wus sometimes called
"Anak. '
Cornelius Mngrath, 7 fis t inches. He we
an orphan and reared bv llishop llerklei ,
Knglanil Hu died at the age of 'M years.
IHtl-UlK'.
John Husby, of Darnell. 7 feet '' inches.
His brother whsiiIhiuI the Kime height.
Joachim Kleo.egue, Siamb, tevt lu
inches. Kxlub.t 1 in Ixui ion.
Captain Hates, of Kentucky, 7 feet ll'j
inches. Kxlubittsl in lmdon. IsTl.
Harold Hurdrada, Nornegiau giant, near
ly feet
(illy, a Swede, M fist. Kxhihitod a a
show early iu tho Nineteenth Centurv.
William Kviilm, a feet at death. Porter to
Churl I. IJusl PhiJ.
Churleiiinnge. nearly 8 f.s't. He could
squeeze together three horse nos at once in
his hands
.1. Toller, of Nova Scotiu. S foet. Died
ISI'.I.
Maximilian Chri-tophor Miller, S feet. Hit
hand meusurel l'J indies and his foretinger
was '.l inches long. Called the "Saxon giant "
Diediu I a n Ion. lort-Kot.
Chang rt'oo Uim, of Tyehon, Chinese giant,
8 fe-t, 'i inches. Kxhibitod 111 London, iMii
, mid again in H0.
J. II. Iteichart, of Kriislln-rg, Sweden, S
bs't. :i inches. HU father and mother were
giants.
Charles O'P-' or Hyrne, Irish giant, S
feet, 4 niche .is skeleton is preservisl in
the museum of the College of Surgeons.
I7iil-I.i:l. Puirick, his brother, was feet, 7
indie.
Ixiushlcin, Russian giant, feet, & inches;
drum major of the Imperial (iuads.
Maximums, H feet, U inches. The Uoinail
KuiisTor, 'SiS-'Si.
A human skeleton H feet, li inches is pre
served in the museum. Trinity College, Dub
lin. Tbe Horse Mind III Steps.
Kvery ono has noticed, while diving,
how rarely a horse steps on a stone even
when going vtry rapidly, A writer in
(iulJtn ydys quotes uu old cavalry mail
as mying tliut a horse never steps on a
man intentionally. It is a standing or
der with cavalry that should a man be
come dismounted, he must lie dowti and
bo perfectly still, If he doe so, the
entire company will pass over h in, ami
ho will not be injured. A horse uotiees
where he is going, and is on the lookout
for a firm foundation to put his foot on.
It is an instinct with him, therefoie, to
step over u prostrate man. The in juries
caused by u runaway hor-e are nearly al
ways Imlicted by the animal knocking
people down, and not by ' ' supping
ou them.
What blockheads are. those wise pT
pons who think it necessary that a child
liquid comprehend everything it rend.
A fammen-fieaae Remedy,
In the matter of curatives what you want I
something that will do lis work while you
continue lodn yours -a remedy that will give
yon no Ii (onveiili nee nor interfere with y air
bu-lne-s. Mn h a reini-dy Is Ai.U im k's Pin,
lift Pl.Arrr.ii. Tlnse plasters are purely
vegetable and almo nlely Ii irmles. Tlit y re
quire no change nf d el. and are i t aitected
by wet or cold. Their action doc not interfero
with liitior or luisin tsj you ran loll and yet bo
cured while hnrd at Werk. They are so puro
t lint til- ynumiitt. tlieolilesl.the m st ilclli Mo
fiersnn of either rvx can use them with great
bcticllt
Hen-are of lmll.it Ions nnd ilo not lioilecolvc I
by n istep'icsi illation.
Ackf r At.u iii k ,iind let no explanation
trsnl. citation iuda o you lo iicc i t n stili
StltllU'. PatsTs n'l v, r Ti nmsseo rcjsirt a heavy
yield or wi cat.
When n threat nttm hunt disorder,
Miows hi.i ini, livin .
Do lint lei II eiris.Hthf. ItorUer
(jllell 11 itll 11' th It) .
Mimji n patii nt. young r olden,
I 'Wi- a nun k rei-o-ry
Ail In IU'. IVn c'n liol.iell
Meiliciil lh-i oer.
Cu'ia is oven nn with I au Ills ho prev u
na lis i icli planters.
A llnslnesa-llke ('Iter.
For many ynns the ni.nniir.n iii-i rs of tir.
Page's 'uiarrli Heu.edy have ntrereil, In coil
faith. : o tor a ese n Na-l I Hturrii lileh
theyiannot cure. Die lielnedv Is milil Ii
i riiiigisiH nt i, nl v .'ill eentii his u otiilerf ill
reineily has fully iiliiilned a uoi hi-wide repii.
title n. ii mi hiiveiluil, heavy livadache. nli.
strnelion of ! e tin nl M-siitfe. Iisi'iinii.'es
f illlnn I ruin Die In iel Into ilie Ihroal, soiihi
tinies imfiie. waterv, nnd in rid. nl nlln r,
thick, teiiai ious. niiicims, nrulent. b mmH nnd
putrid. II lheee. nie weak, n..tcr nml In
lliitln il; If tier,, im nn inn in the ents. deal
Hess haekinit nr (ciL'llllitf loi le ir tbe loo it,
riectoi'.il inn (,' oitriisive limtt't. Inpiher
with seiilm from uleers; the voice being
rhai ged and h is n nnaal tnnir; the l.ri iilh
,i....i,-... ii i i...... i ,. .
. nu,. ,, , , ,,, im ni, m'llSH IllTI
I nf dixiiiess. Mild mint il ileiie-ision, a leek-
iiikioiikii hum Kene si in nun y. i.u are sutler.
IliK (Mini lin-al i at a rih. The inure i oiuplli nted
your disease, the realer ihe niiinlwr nnd dl
versil) oi n iiiieins. 'rhoiisaiids of i uses nn
tiualU without iiiiiniri s'lng , nlf nf thi nlHoo
svuitoins, renuli in ei iisiiinn ion, nm1 end lu
the i;l a e. No di- fv-e Is mi roliillliin, Inure de-
reptive hiuI daimeroiiH iii- i,.s mid. rstoiHl.ur
more unsuccessfully t rented hy physii iuLs.
(lerinany Iiils thrs Kmpies-tst tw.i d )v
agers an I a ted one.
Would yen know the keen delight
Of a wholes une h t 1 1 elite,
I ' .,res riitned )iy eolir'- dire,
Headache's ciirMi, or fever's fire,
ThiHIKllts tuorose, or ley ehllls
Then ue I r. I'len e's pills.
Dr. Pien e's I'nr.ntive I'elletts the nrlk'lnul
nml nuiy Kunuiiie l.ltt lc l.iver Pills; i i ems a
Vial.
It is Is'lievid Congn'sa may adjouru about
the limbi c o August.
STARRY FIRMAMENrn
lwwON HIGH,"!
s.Sanp Atldison. lht Jiailn't-jj
you, for a fw years nt least,
rather look nt tho firmament
from the underside ?
, YOU CAN DO IT
by observing tho laws of
health and reHortinft to that
cheat-thw-grave mcdiciuo
, Warner's Safe Cure ,
You nre out of sorts ; a pplen-
did feeling nnd appetite onrt
d.iy.while tho next day life i
a burden. If you drift ou in
-thii way you nre liable to fa
become Insane. Why?
HecaiiHo poisoned blood on
tho nerve centers therein
tlic mental TaculticH nre
located, paralyzes them-sj-mid
tlio victim becomes i.on
responHible. There are thousands uf eo
. pin to-day In Iiinane any-
XluiiiM nnd irravct put IT
tlieretiy KUliieyt'olnuii
vtl Illuud.
lnsaiiity.acoordiiig to statis
tics, is increasing faster than
aiiy other dint-use. Is vnur.
eye-sight failing? Your
memory becoming impaired?
Au all-gone, feeling on slight
exertiouupou you? If so.and
X VOl! know whether this isAr
ho or not, do not neglect your
case until renson totters" and
you nre nn imbecile, but to-
day while you have rea. .
nou, use your good sense nnd
judgment bv purchasing
WAHNER'S NAI'K
ciri; and warni:kn
'A'HAl-'I-: ni.I.Si medicines-ytr
warranted to do ns represen
ted, and which willcureyou.
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Cincinnati
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nnsmoioHio yshet
GRAND JUBILEEcefebratjng the Settlement of the Northwestern Territory.
UNSUR PASS
EXCURSION RATES
$85 SOLID GOLD WATCH FREE!
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fSS ai thai prVsn n t t bs-M hrwn In A attrtra t ti1 ktf
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vn prii ti In a lorIMf ft Vr In th'r h m a
fhiat wh rail. rrrmnlrf llr- of our valual-l imww
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fttiarl nai tt T f ntr,atn a rtrr ta Hat krtt fha tm
Voar him f.-r 'J tto.h, nti ahrwn th-M lo th t ! i i r
na t-ttliosl, itif I Ptri rn'trl ymfr-wn fir iv" H a.
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DISCOVERY.
S knllr Miillkr Hrtldrlal srsirmt.
I lif ill mind n mil-Hug.
A n if buuU Ipiiropil Iii on? rrsillnt
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kl t lilvrru huiim iiinn. ... hxlnro-l liv
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IForBilioi.
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.ForBilioust LivcrOjraplaints
""i"iini""iii ' nii'11'nmmitrV
for Shot Cuns,cwsa
RIFLES ,? A -
nnd Pittolt. rril t
xiy.v ..i' i
niuxrairu
Butcher's-:-Lightning
FLY KILLER
f W--av tiqiil.-fc an:h: totally ir-iaril aaaaf
jTtW 1 tim-si ; nolitittr : (lifailnn't II r Uat
J? rtiotiith lo K l iwnr I w It f"T
f frNlf: riA Ihf hoMM tif th-m rl U
II Ton t t.ihc any hintf V
Jl fcxxl Thr ll n t"lDir Ilk1 ll-fi I'n'llut UUlrfea
tn. HH k IU T H t- lt. ?t Mtmnm. Vi.
fir. nu,?
I WE MCAH WHAT WE SAT I
mi vwiw
ALO SPOTS
.CURED y
THIN HAIR
DANORUFP
hy mrmnm
tP-mn.f ffa
at) lrtna.
H. t -I f r it.
ti'-ulart
nur rimtl.
THIN OIARO
PALLING HAIR
fk ii i ru krvtDY vo
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BUTJt THE WRI-D
AXLE
GREASE
1 W im um wmumt-
IViUl Fvsrrwbsrft.
I.AUIKH I.IIHKt Nnsr im.-r-lmt nl Ki toa
A.V . ilims, l'atti'rii, Vrn,
0.i?vJS l'f l"-u idll i-il. n-1 i'lW-r
r" rtS?urA- il"ik ns !', Ai- ut Wihi1
si oo to $300 rr.r:
ll Aitl-nl lr.-firre. whu fin f'irril.h lhiir ow
horM-tt sin! their tlols tltni Ui Hi bnaln
S,ir pi,iiinis mv i pruflliili y iiiil"TI
A Irw .Mii Mi- Iii li'Hin nml liiia s. B. K. JOHrt
iliN A r. lull Msio u. IU. hni ml. Vs.
DlSa'ai Dill Cr,t EngliihCouttua
Dlull S I IllSt Rhtumatio Rimtiy.
Il.nl lias, Jli raimil, II I'llls.
S5
Gold
) SM ssr. tsmp'M wortt t' T rHKK.
Lllli uui uil-l'-r lh Uiii fft. writ
linsw Wiy Bta Hul.l-r Co.. Hull;. XVk,
Is worth foi ir IK ivttu'i Kv Si,iv
wortli : v. but is sol I at e '. .biir k'.ilT
CCLS.
I.iv al h.a tn.l mak mora autirr wi ra a- f r
t MVihiN n Hi w .triil 1 ithrr
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