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prac t i c e , a r e to be expected of t h e live- ,h,• T/rol. ly y o u n g A m e r i c a n , b u t hardly of b is T"«> l ' l r '3r;'u"rt | ' •nnmi onien forih»cb»ra-

m o r e . U i d a n d well b e h a v e / c o u ^ t h e y o u t h f u l Br i t i sher . Y e t so griev- i;'«»»'«reh sub, md wu wiiuee.cd by «i,rge ously does y o u n g England a p p e a r to be u , 11 *»" prouuuuce.i the

g iven to be ob jec t ionable habi t , t h a t a p r o m i n e n t Knglish Bishop h a s o r d e r e d t h e d i scon t inuance of t h e o ld-fashion-ed black bags which have been used in t h e c h u r c h e s fo r g a t h e r i n g of a l m s . T h o Bishop says tha t evil disposed p e r -sons h a v e d r o p p e d i n to those bags n o w *

pape r . c r a p s , i n su l t ing letters, a n d o t h e r th ings of no use whatever . H e ,

t he r e fo r e , o r d e r s t h a t basins o r d e e p p l a t e , shall h e n c e f o r t h be used, so tha t w h a t e v e r i . deposi ted in t h e m m a y bo

t e e n of al l m e n .

N E W S I N B R I E F .

T H I F A B T .

UueicbnaelUeiclndlDg colored men from menOier-•blp, lb* dlmtlef led m r m b e n i r e mat ing lo e iUb-lUb i n .w lodge.

T I L New KngUnd O U u Company ot F i l l Cam-

New York d ly . ID which Wlllltm H. Ool.en, FraucU A. Eaelnun, F r a u d . 0 . Doyd, and Edgar P. Kill, were the original defendsul . , eluae.1 on the w d In.t. , by Judge Illatchf.ir J directing a »erdlct fo r Ibe defendanll, Doydand mi l , tbe clae agaln. l Ihe other drfendanti bat ing been provlou.ly ib tndoned .

So rellible Inlormitlon b u been m- . l red regard-ing the inU.lnR New York ex-Mayor, A. Oikey Hill. Tbe general IKIl«f imong h i . f r iend. I . t b i l Mr. Ball left New York to e v i | i e te-lllylug i g i l n . l hU old friend Hwctny, fo r whom he rctiina i warm re . g in l . Other* believe Ibit be h u Ixen fonllj d r i l l with, u be w u known lo h i r e $.1 0 on b l . p enon when l i f t m n .

Ix • .ni t brongbl by tbe Polled Rial, a ag i ln . l Uio Erie I t i l lmid Com|«ny to recoTer late* alleged lo be due Ibe OoTerominl on Inlermt conpona paid by Iho Ctimpiny lu 1WI, i m , ISM, and IM9, on bonili Uimil by It, and IIM) to recover penalllr* fur Ihe failure of the rora |uuy to make relnrna of Ihe imonnt of tbe Uiee , Judge BlUcuford, of New Y.rk, rendered a deci.Un In f ivor of Ibe Railroad Cflrapany.

A v«a t Mvere .hock of eirlhqnake, UIIIIIK forty "coi l , I . , w u ' I | * r l . ucr.1 at Notth Troy. VI,. on March 'ill.

Ti t* conimiltce ou claim., c l c , ot Ihe cheap tn iupor ta l l an uaoclallou of New York, a a y M n a recent r-part regarding Ibe uneerUlnlyof trright r a l e : "Wr r rgard tbe r r?rnl i i i r ince In freight rale, u .Imply Indicating lhat the next thing will be a break In ra le , th i l will likely I., follnwed by e i l io inr l i « ra le , dur ing tbe nimnirr .~

A M ' rA icn f rom New York . ay . there wa. pul all-al during r e b r m r y , f..r Ihe Ilulte.1 Kingdom, S I ^ I M q n u t e n of wheat,

T H U W E S T , llL«c< Iltt.t.. trampa now Intral Ibe Union Pa.

clflc M w e r n Omaha and Cbeyeune, and are giving train men a g r n t deal of trouble.

OMiRA I. lo have a Roman Calbollc college Ibroogh the U qn-al of Ibe b l e Edward Crdghton .

A Cmco, California, dlapalch . ay . that, in all, Iwelve arreala have been mide, Ave lor Ihe m n r d t r of Dhlnamen, and Ihe other* for complicity m va. r lou. Incendlarl.mi commllled In Ibal vicinity during Ihe p u t four monlbt .

A I O C M M T w u h i d before Judge Drnmraond In Ihe U. S. court, al Chicago, recently, ou a niollon mule In behalf of certain LK>nJboMer», of Ike re-cently .old Waluah railroad, for Ihe appolnlment of a receiver, Tbe c w r t took Ibe matter under adilaemeul.

Ho*. E t c * E L U w a m n , formerly chancellor of Michigan, db-d recently at h i . rMldence In De-troll, aged IS year*.

A n a m mowfall prevailed Ibrongboul Mhuouri. and Kama., Hatch 24. At HI. Lonli Ihe i lorm w u Ihe acvrrv.l of Ihe winter.

T«* Cheyenne and BUck m i l . Hlige company on March 'irtlh commenced running a dally in-stead of a Irl weekly, line of a l l home coache* lo Uie Dill". They will. If Decenary, put on a Diorn-Ing and evening coacb, carrying p u i e n g r n Ibr.mgh In two day*.

J o n s D. L o , Ibe Mormon prophet, charged with the reaponalblllllM of the Monnlaln Mtadow m u -u c r e , In DUb, In ISJI, w u ciecnted al Ibe K t u e of

I T is e s t i m a t e d t h a t b y t h e m i d d l e o f

A p r i l L i v e r p o o l w i l l h a v e a s l o c k o f

c o t t o n a m o u n t i n g l o 1 , 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 b a l e s ,

t h e l a r g e s t s t o c k k n o w n i n t h a t m a r k e t

s i n c e 1800 . I t i s t h i s h e a v y w e i g h t o f

c o t t o n t h a t k e e p * p r i c e s f r o m a d v a n c -

i n g t o m e e t t h e A m e r i c a n m a r k e t s ,

a n d k e e p b a c k a l s o a n y f a v o r a b l e i n l l u -

e n c e f r o m o u r l i g h t r e c e i p t s . C o t t o n

b a a g o n e f o r w a r d m o r e r a p i d l y t h i s

y e a r t h a n f o r m a n y y e a r , p a s t , a n d t h i s

a w h y L i v e r p o o l i s g e l l i n g h e r m a x i -m u m s o e a r l y .

T i n c u s t o m o f f e a s t i n g a t a f u n e r a l

c U l l p r e v a i l s i n L e h i g h , B e r k s , B u c k s

a n d N o r t h a m p t o n c o u n t i e s , P e n n s y l -

v a n i a . W h e n a r i c h f a r m e r d i e s p r e p -

a r a t i o n s f o r t h e f e a s t b e g i n o n a g r a n d

w a l e . O x e n a r e k i l l e d a n d t h e f a t t e d

c a l f i s b r o u g h t t o t h e b l o c k , f o w l s a r o

s l a u g h t e r e d b y t h e h u n d r e d a n d i m -

m e n s e s u p p l i e s o f b r e a d a n d p a s t r y a r e

p r o v i d e d . O n t h e d s y o f t h e f u n e r a l

b a n q u e t i n g g o e s o n f r o m d a w n l o

n i g h t f a l l . " S o m e t i m e s a s m a n y a s 6 0 0

m o u r n e r s a t t e n d a c o u n t r y f u n e r a l t o e a t t h e b a k e d m e i t s .

T H E w o r k o f p l a n t i n g e u c a l y p t u s , o r

f e v e r t r e e s a l o n g t h e r i g h t o f w a y o f

t h e C e n t r a l a n d S o u t h e r n P a c i f i c r a i l -

w a y s , r e c e n t l y b e g u n , w i l l p r o b a b l y o c -

c u p y a b o u t t w o y e a r s . T n e y w i l l b e

s e t o u t i n t r i p l e r o w s a l o n g t h e e n t i r e

l e n g t h o f b o t h r o a d s , a n d a l o u g t h e

b r a n c h e s a s f a r a s p r a c t i c a b l e . T h e

p r i n c i p a l o b j e c t i s t o s e c u r e a o o u s t a n t

s u p p l y o f i h e b e s t p o s s i b l e w o o d f o r

t e l e g r a p h p o l e s a n d r a i l r o a d s l e e p e r s ,

a . w e l l a s a n i n c r e a s e i n t h e a m o u n t

o f r a i n f a l l . S l e e p e r , o f Eunlyplut

PoMraia h a v e b e e n k n o w n t o l a s t o v e r , " U M c r * 0 1 1 ' be Md. He mad* confeiaion

I w e l v e y e a r s , a n d h a v e h e r e t o f o r e b e e n bii^parttdpaUoii in thai h i a t a l butchery,

i m p o r t e d f r o m A u s t r a l i a . F o u r d i s -

u n c i s p c c i e . w i l l b e p l a n t e d , c o n g e n i a l 0 , ' " r o " i , e o h i u a n d Mmiaiippi railroad, t o m a n y k i n d s o f s o i l . W l t u m n . Monro* k Oo., of Detroit, Mlcb, u -

elgned March » . Uabllltle* about HM.OOr; auela A BCRAMIILL f o r d e a d m e n ' s s h o e s i s k n o * u - T l u ! Michigan Central Railroad Com-

c o m m o n e n o u g h , b i H t u b o r g h a s j o , t w ^ ^ n . ^ < , , ' " r " " " " "

b e e n d i s g u s t e d a t a r u s h W h i c h h a s I e e n A " I t u i a n malcb between Bluaien and Reilon

m a d e m t h a t c i t y f o r I h . s h o e s o f a ' ' * * " " " A o»demy of MH.IC, Milwaukee,

m a n w h o w a s m e r e l y q u i t e s i c k a n d a , „ 0 0 " l * " " 1 " " " ' • d m f ivor of W i l h . r . . . . l W BICE, a n d Hlo,.on. Who made 600 to 310. The b l g h c t

, a t j o u l e q u a l c h a n c e s f o r a n d m , and h i . average w j .

against his recovery . H e was a n / >>»' J'ui i«en brought involving •gen t in t h e Pennsylvania Ra i l t oad ' r" 1 1 " o " " 0 ' "»! " i i i r u the hrart ot

w a s k n o w n t h a t h o w a s s i c k o v e r t w o c U I " ' o f d o , , « r ' u » amount of real

h u n d r e d a i . p l i c a t i o n s w e r e i m m e d i a t e l y h ^ i l n ' u ' 1 ' I 'foperty of their m a d o f o r h i s . . U r n U „ r I ""I for the u r n s h u been com

lor ins place, l i e finally died, neDcediuih*oircnii conn. a n d w i t h i n a f e w m o m e n t s o f n i s MATTHKWI w u elected u . 8. ienaior i>y

d e a t h o n e h u n d r e d m o r e a n n l i c a t l o n s " ' ° < ^ ' ; , 1 , « " u l , , n " » " ' " ' » ' < b . i o n i i the vacancy

n . r . i „ J " S ™ " ! s o d i s g u s t e d a t t h i s u n s e e m l y h a s t e l h a t l " , " r c ' « 1 '•r ' 0 ' " , compin ie . of theHecand cavalry

i t t h r e w a l l t h e a p p l i c a t i o n s i n t h e fire " " , 0 M ' " 0 , , r l " i " "

\ m " . j o r t h e T « c a n i p l a c e W h o h a d n o t a s k e d f o r i t . ' ' " " r . " b e n be will have abonl 1,10a cavalry and

T i , . V « _ V n . l r f t "j ~ l.WX) Infantry. Tbe Hocnth Cavilry will march I H E n e w Y o r k Oraphic s a y s ? N o w " ' " I " " ! , m d lb* Inlanlry will I.- conveye.1 by

i s t h e t i m e t o b e g i n b u s i n e s s . T h o l i d o A " l " , u r i , ' , " o " " « i v r d here f rom tho

t u r n . P r i c e s o f a l l k i n d s a r o a t t h e P'OIABI, not intending io umie ibu MUOH N.R

bottom figure. Wages aro low a n d "'H ba»r a w.ary oampaign chuiug them,

m o n e y « cheap . T n e great firm, of T a l i " . , ^ h^iwT.

h o f u t u r e w i l l d a t e f r o m 1 8 7 7 , T h o s e b l . ••nllre U n d are forcibly delaloed In

w h o p u l u n e m p l o y e d f u n d s i n t o r e a l v " l , K r ' o r n o m a and

e s U t o a t t h e p r e s e n t l o w v a l u a t i o n s o r . " T " . ' ' d , l l , i u « a n d pulling u o

p u r c h a s e m i l l s a n d m a n u f M l o r i ^

s u r e t o g a i n . H o w e v e r i t m a y b o w i t h U l " on ihe war paih.

t h e a f f a i r s o f s o m e o f o u r n e w s p a j M - r s , F O B B x a i r .

w h i c h t h i n k t h e w o r l d i s c o m i n g t o a n T " » u n a t c and chamUr of doMtiie.

e n d I j e c a u s e t h i n g s g o ill w i l h t h e m nmii May i .

m e s s i s b o u n d t o r e v i v e , p r o - p e n t y i s irtuiug to na i . t i h . o p p m r t o n nf the lai-gatber-

c o m i n g , a n d t h o m e n w h o a r e w i s e 1 , u j '«»eiigo tor nnin ixr io . . i n j n r i n ,

e n o u g h t o t a k e a d v i u i t a g e o f t h e i . r e s - . ' J , 0 " " " l0 " u ,

it " » • " « " d UomUy mdia re-

. n . d . p , « ^ o o n i l i t i o n o f —

" " " " n • - - Tit* London I h l l f Tr l t j i a j j i in | | . bade r u y i : We hate n a i o u lol l i lnk an l in i to i t th) lufoflna-

IIOD that Rii.t la I . our.• mt re indeavorlug to fnu i* neb a pro|ioaillon n. may inei l England1 , vlcwi rriAlIre lu Ulaamuuitul."

tlMKAt itl-fecllug m n . lu liberal r l f r | s l , u (1(,r. man) aiueernlug the v.Me fttlnx L-lp-h- a . tbe teat of the . u p r u n e c . m l of Uermany. I l l .marck .harply denonnced fa r iul>managenient, and it

Kraii'lr*! raire bnl,

A USD of Uuh l l l a t o u l . have plundered and bnrnrd the vlliag. of Olcblevo, In H - n - g . v l n l i , and murdered a nuiuber of I t . Inbabl lanl . It la r r p o r t c U b i t inoUier village h u aha rc l the . i m e fa t e ,

T « i Londau '/Vine, llcilln dlajolch .aya tint It la hoped that the hitch In Ihe peace negollatlona will b< rormounle.1 by Turkey declaring her r e a d i n e u lo begin Ibe dlaarmlng If Ruwia pronuiea lo follow •ull Immedlil i ly.

IT 1« reporid f r o n o J e a u Hut If England re-Jed* Ihe protocol tbe O u r will linmedlalely call out the enllra loree . of the empire ,

T u r heiltli of the p jpe 1* f i l t ly aallifaelory, but he bai loal Ibe u ie of h i . leg. and I* carried about

| In a chair.

O o u m i c i i L affair . In Berlin are .erlou.ly de-pmoed .

A I/IKBOS Ti'wwt'cnrmp-indent telegraph, from Pari. a . follow*; " N o t w i l h t l i n d i n g Ihe contra-ilictlon., I a lhern with the nlinnal poiitivene.* lo Ibelr i i lh of the liifoimalion Ibal li wa> i r n n g e d lhat Ruaila w i . I • dedar r by mean, ot a d l . | « l cb that ihe wa. ready l> dlaarm lmme,iialely after Ike . I gn ln io r the protocol. A courier wilh Ibe dl*. palrh arr lvnl In Umdon from S l . T d e n b Q r g , bill II w u then fonnd thai Ihe tenor of lb* dl.p*tcb w u not .uoh at h id been aapcde. l according lo Ihe nndenlandlng between the Kugllali and Itiu-ilan negoliatore.

In Derllo, lately, demnii . l rat ion. were mails by Idle and deatllnle men to force the munlclpil l ly to glvethrm einploymeut. The pjllce were called out and violence prevented.

T i t . a i are S.ooo Holla, m Crn.liDllDopl* wrll inned i n d ready for iny mcvemanl.

A PUTS co rn .ponden t ol Ihe London ftofly AViei lay*: 1 11 bear by lelegraph from Conatantl-nople that tbe Porta l i determined nol to accept Ih* InterDalloDal protocol In any form whatever.

T i l l London f W poinl . onl lhat If England algn. lb* protocol, her Ural duly will be lo i . k Ibe Port, lo dUarm. Tbe T n r u would certainly t e f u u lo do *o while Rn. . ian troop, remain on Ihe fronl ler , England would Ibu* be pliccd lu i painfully rldlc-ulona poaition. Ptracorrcapondenl which conlaini Ibe fol lowing. "Dark lalce of M u u n l m i n violence and rapine eon-linne to n tch u« from many province*, eapedally Rnlgaria. Macclonla, and Albania, where public .ecnrlly either on Ibe highway or ID Uolaled home* or .mall hamlet* *rem allogi ther al an end."

A . r r c u i . d i . p a t d i f rom Ikr l ln u y * l h a l R u . a l . u a appear lo regard the protocol a* a valuable caona -alon obtained by Kneala. Tbe Loodoo O/ott ex-preue* the blghcat u tUfac t l on i t Ibe Anglo-Rua-alau .Hllemenl.

WABHUrOTOV,

Ti l l Prealdenl b u re d a t e d hi* poiltlon on tha Koulbem qnrallon l o a al legat ion which cillcd upon blm. To *onie Sontbern R-pnhl lcan . f rom Mlwlulppl be u l d lhal It w mid no l be hi* policy lo .u . l a ln Hale govarninenl* by Fc i len l t roop. . He added lhal If II were not h * policy, there were two powrrf.il reaaou. why l b - military policy ihould Iw alandoned. They were, Bret, becau*« the public opinion of Ihe North bad prononuced agalnil II. Hrooml, brcau.e t'ougre** bad declined lo vote .uppliet for an army which could be u.ed fur any *nchpuri>oie, and would donb l l cu rc fn .e 10 continue •nppllca nnlr* . it « u evident l in t Ihe i rmy I* not to be u . n l for *uy inch purpo*; .

T i l l fullo-.rln? telegram wa. .i-ul to Oeu. Augur, 11 New Orleau. on Ihe 26th of Sfarcb :

n dm. P. A u tilri Sfie Orl'nn, f,s ; A com-ml.alon will .horl ly vl. l i LouUlaui . I n Ihe meantime tbe Prraldenl d c l r e * Ih i l Ihe . i t a a l l i n remain imchauged. p l eue r . p i r t what change* In tbe . I tu i l lon 11 iny , hive occurrcd allien Ihe clo-e ol Ibo l i te Admlnl. lr i l ion.

(Signed) O. W. Mol ' r . t iT . Secretary of ffir.

(Signed) R. U. Iliye*.

H i o i m i i Fc i t t nz propoie* to Uy the m b j e d cf govcrnmrnt idvi r l l . lng before Ihe cab lnd , and lo >ugge*l tbe fortni l lnn of an adverllaing bureau, to IN- |>atl cf Ihe I reaiury o r .ome olber deparl-menl; which .hall have Ihe .ole charge of Ihe id-vertlalng f o n l l the depar lmeul i , l u d do II by reg-u l a r c n n t n c l . made with uew.paper*, a f t r r inv i l l ng propoul* from them.

EX-I'IDIDKNT GUMT left WllblDgtoD ou Ihe 3llh lii«., for CiDdnni t l where he will rereiln four or flrc day*, golug Ui <u» In Ohl -agu and l lalena. Going n e t he will . top i t Har r i .burg to enjoy trout Oahlug lu tho vl-lully, and t h i n proceed lo Pblla. delphia al which p i r l ib.i ' it tha 101b of Miy he will lake paxvige lor P.nrope wilh member* of hli f imlly.

T i n prealdenl ba i appo in t ' 1 R. L. I l i i lebluwn, of New Orleam, i t i l l j r u e y lo the l . j n l - i i n i com-min ion , l l i i t eh lnon 1* i life-long friend of the preaidout, ami w u born lu Madiaou county, 0 .

I r . c r m . l o b e * l a d that Minli ter W i . h b u r i a l iu lieen i>kr<l to be r t c i l i ed f r o m I l r l . m l that .uch recall will be made a* lonu u hi* i n c c c a o r L. ddennl i icd uiion.

T H i r e . u l l . o f t h e c i i i . l d e r a t i o u by Ihe cahlnrl of Honlb Carolina question have l»eeii the .ending of the lettei* lo U^vernor* Chatulierlalu i n d I l in iplnn, Inviting them bete In peraon or by del-egate, In confer with lb> Pret ldanl on the . i inalian of affair* In lhal alala.

MtxiarR* WA.HDUIXI Informed I f i leud re-crutly lhal be had u k a d lo lie re-called, and he ez-p ' d e d LU reqinat would be compiled with. III. friend* tay he will return Irom Pari* In Ibe f i l l ind prepare lo conleit Iho .eiialorlal . neccu lon with Henilor Oglraby.

Willi.i, u i general pr iuclpb, the prn ident '* plan nf civil-aervicc reform iloe* nut conlein|ilale the removal of tho.r who.e comml . i l on . h u e nol a ip l red , th i . li only idopied l i I g e n e n i rule, i f -fording .ol id ground lo aland ou i t Ihe a t i r l . But it can bv icorpled u beyond q n c l l o n a . equally i pir t of Ihe preildeul'e plan to n e l o II t b i l If ofllco b u l>een obtilned by improp-r tuciiia, or If Im-proper per.ona i r e found in office, Ihe mere fict of their holding cummlaalon* will *ffotd them uo pro-tollon. A'i c u e . of Ihl* kind brunglit lo Ihe i | . lentlon of Ihe pre.ldenl will lie fully conildered u rapidly u they can be r e i e b e d .

I r i . reporlciou goodinlho.- l ly t h i l tbe Hon. Thotua* Ruuet l , MlnUtcr Rvildent i l Caraci*, V«n> auela, h a . been re cilleit by telegraph.

THE pualoffice d r p i r t m r u t made provl.lon for mil l commiiulcallon wilh Ihe Black Hilla cauulry. Older* being l««ned for Ibo laUbl l .bment of a tri-weekly letvlco between Kearney, N e b , m d Dead wood, ID Ibe Blrck Hill* regigo, dbdaDcc 310 mllca, lo commence May 1. Al.. for Ihe ralabllabmenl ot a dally aertica between Hot Creek, Wyo., and Dead-wood, i a mika, beginning April I . T b e d l r ed *ervlce from Kearney will i b o " ipp ly a numlier of N e b r u k i •oltlemrnt*.

OBIKXB AND C A B U A L T i m

W. MIXWILL m d kla i o n , a g x l IS. . lock men, lately of Btuarl. l i . , m d lociled In C o l f w County, New Mexico, were murdered on Ibo r i d of Mircb, by I negro who h u aince been ••aptun-d, i t Trini-dad, Ool. Robbery w u the prolablo cauae, u Maxwell waa tuppoicd lo have money with h in i / |

THr vlUige of Madrid, N. Y., w u vli l tad on Uie nigLl of March 34ih by burglar . , who, i f t e r plun-dering *ame a t o m , art nro to tho place, and Ihe vliUge w u nearly d rd royed . I / i . . , ivi.tOO; imiir ance, |JS,00U.

R. T . r . i L o i , the default ing c u b l e r of lb* Franklin bank, who w u taken lo Ihe inaane aay-lum, a l IndlanipolU, eacapod on Iho night ol Ihe 3Slh Inal., by forcing Ihe Iron ra . lculugi of one of Iho upper window.. It 1. *iippo*ed he b i d l i d from outiidn.

O. L. WHITISH, k o c k k o i n r nf Ihe Bro(kl}-n Hank, who robl.rd Ihe i-j.liiiilieii of 1160,1100, h u Inen ccmniillrd (or lilal. l ie .ni l r e fn ic i to ray

wlnl be did with thn iiilB.Ing |IU,000, i l bg lng only H i t he api iil II.

ALBKUT I I lows , c u b l e r of the F i n l National Bauk of Hjirlngaeid, VI., ia .aid to be a defaulter to the amouul ol wo.oou. It l . claimed Hill Brown uacl in .peculation *ecurit« left with blm f o r u f o keeping. The d l r e d o r i of l b ' bank cliim II will lo*' liltlc. If iny lh lng . A T NOW Orleaua, lately, Bevden EoMliarrera,

H|iaul.h eoBiul, diod luddcnly f rom i><ii*on. III uot pn.itlvely known whether Ukcn by nil i l ike c Intentionally. It 1. bellrved lo bo a lulctde,

B. PB*IT, IU old re.ldent of Kprlngllrld, Win., fell dead of hiar l d l . e u e al Ilaclne, Wt . . , on Ihe 3llh ln>t.

A i i i r r conlilnliig four ladlia and three men rapi l ted in a creek near Cambridge, O., lately, i n d two of tho mui , nami d T lnak i r and Bomiell, were drowned.

ItaKiiL I.TKCD, an ouiigranl f rom Milwaukee, en roiilu to Nevada, w u knocked down and roWnd ol (IJO at Omi ln , March 33.

M l i l C i l l i . H i w bail lieeu the cinao of a . f | a r a -tlon between Henry Oatbey and h i . wlfu about I jear ago at Iudr|ieudence, Mo., and recently Cathey went lo h i . bou.e, called him la Ibe door, and pul a load uf buck.hot lulu hlin, killing blm Inalaidly,

F n u i J . aiiinn who w u apprrbei idid lu tho a d ol Healing l e l l t n , which be via. dUlrlbnllng In Ihe |Mntonii-e drpailnii'Ut at Clilcigo, eaeapetl f rom the MarelaT* oilier on tbe Ud i u . l , II 1. .uppuu-d ho i» In L'.naSa by t h i . t ime,

(I.OIOK L, WIITIMII, bead bo ik-keeper of Ihe Brooklyn l«iik, w u i r r ra ted i t New York ou Mar. b » 1 , charged with having robbed Iho lank of |1G0,SU0. I l i a vali.e, which bn carried at the lime, w u |l3li,0iiii, leaving tlO,uiiiinacronnted for.

( ' m a i n M a n a no lonon . foiger, who-o real name i . Mt Kay.aud a man nameil Kllpatrlrk were a rna led In New York oil Iho 31.1 In.t. , nn I dliargo of forglnu bond. , lo the imoiinl of ||I4I,U>IU of Ihe I'aelflc railraad of MiaHinrl, the i" niilnn Imudi lie-ing eu inu lee i l by the . late .

(IgoioK ( l u n i o i v l.tally ilint hi* wife i t l l i r t -ford, ("ouu., ou Wedneadiy, March 31.1. CauiM-J ' t lo i i .y .

T i l* l .xly of 0 . 0 . Plainer, a wealthy crockcry morclunt of Aubnrn, Now York, wa* found iniuug tbe log. under tha Wall a i r ed ferry-bou.e. New Yoik cily, Ma-c'j 3 i l . I ' lataer c a m . I" New York lu buy goo,I* November 31 la.t, m d d luppe i r ed •llddenly. No traco of hlin wai oblalniblo, though I UM reward waa offi-n d and every exi rtlou niadr by detedlvei . II appear* lhat ho fell throngli i u iper lure lu Ihe ferry-bonM where refine I . thrown Into the river, and wa* i i i ight among Ibo log., which hdil him alioni tho neck lu a . iugnlar grip, prtvi nllng ou'ery.

JUIIK Knsr i ' .n accldrntally abol and killed John McNally, Ihreo mile* m u l h of I'applllioii, tweuly ndli i w n l of Omaha, Neb., on the 3011i lu l l .

JOHS B n . i , conductor 'on t i n Fort Wayne, J ac t -ion ft Bagiiuw Railroad, m d with a fatal iccldrut while coupling cara ct Auburn Junction, Ind , on I ie aotb lul l . He w u nuk ing a coupling and w u between lb* draw-bar* when Ibe engln* backed

H u t down and drove Iho car* together, pinning B e l l . _ , and mangling b i i body terribly. Ue die J'MOU after Iho acddeul, TH I boiler explMlon i t Hnnt i r '* mill, Wotlblng-

ton, Ind. , lilely, cauaod tho death nf Iwolre per-.ona. Tbe following I* Ibe li.l of thu v l d l m i ; A Vindewiter, cut In two; June* l lnnter , cut l u i b -dumen; John Wilkee, cniabrd wilh i mill d o n e ; John HplMx, gaih in forehead; (I. W. Bender, leg blown awiy. Two l o n i of David Hunter , I young m . u mmed Riy i n d one named Hunter h id por-llona of their bead* levered from their bodlei. A

gint lenim u tmed Hunl i lcn i n d one mmed Barvor were luilautly killed, th*lr bead , being blown nit. A young man named BrnUker w u terribly mulll-ated. Tbe wounded ; i r e John Brubiker, Alfred Hnnler, II. H u h , .on of Oeorge W. Bend.r, Wm. Pland, ion nf J u n e * Hunter , m l m o t b i r p e n o n whoee name 1* unknown. Revrril nf tho** killed were *0 terribly mingled thil they were only rec-ogulieil by the i r clothing.

B A B D I N U .

M o w t T b i y a n P n p a r o d f o r t h t X a r k . t

- K a f i U t u d * t i U t T r a d * .

From Ike N. Y. Tribune.

T h e A m e r i c a n S a r d i n e C o m p a n y star ted t h e busineM of p r e p a r i n g sar -d i n e . f o r Mle a b o u t . e v e n y e a n ago, a t F o r i M o n m o u t h , N e w J e n e y . Bome idea of t h e e x t e n t of these w o r k , m a y be ga ined f r o m t h e f a c t t h a t in 1873 t b e c o m p a n y m a n u f a c t u r e d and sold 470,000 cans , a q u a n t i t y which i nea r ly e q u a l t o t h e to ta l i m p o r t a t i o n

of fo re ign s a r d i n e . In 1670, t h e y e a r when t b e c o m p a n y w u s t a r t ed . I n 1874 t h e p r o d u c t i o n w a . equa l ly la rge , b u t d u r i n g t h e h u t two e e a u n . t h e ca t ch h a . b e e n . m a l l , owing t o t h e scarci ty of t h e fish which t h e c o m p a n y . e l ec t ed a . a ruba t i tu t e f o r i h e sa rd ine—tho m e n h a d e n o r ocean t r o u t , c o m m o n l y cal led i h e m o n b u n k e r , l i e color i . . i lvery , . p o t t e d wi th d a r k brown. Theae fi.h a b o u n d in I h e b a y . a n d d e e p r i T e n which inden t t h e coaa t . of New Bmnawiok , N e w f o u n d -l and a n d N o v a Scotia, a n d in i h e apr ing a n d f a l l a p p e a r a I .o in g r e a t n u m b e r , a long t h e N e w E n g l a n d coas t a n d in i h e B a r i t a n bay . H e r e d u r i n g t h e season t h e y a r e c a u g h t by t h e e m -p l o y e . of t h e Sa rd ine C o m p a n y , w k o begin o p e r a t i o n , abou t M a y 1, a n d eon-t inuo t h e work un t i l N o v e m b e r 1. T h e

flesh of t h e m e n h a d e n i . sweet a n d nut r i t ious , a n d is b y m a n y p r e f e r r e d lo t h a t of t h e i m p o r t e d sa rd ine , t h e only d e f e c t be ing i h e u n i u u a l n u m b e r of bonee. These , however , a r e now re-moved by a m e c h a n i c a l process, f o r which t h e c o m p a n y secu red a p a t e n t in 1872.

Th ; m e n h a d e n is a t imid fish a n d swims u p o n t h e au r f ace . W h e n a t early dawn a school is descr ied by t h e

r i p p l e , on t h e . u r f a c e , t h e smal l b o a t , a r e lowered f r o m t h e s loop , which h a v e been lying off tho g r o u n d . i n c e mid -night , a n d a long n e t a b o u t 700 f e e t i n length a u d d e f e n d i n g iwelve o r th i r -

teen f e e t i n to i h e wa te r U carr ied o u t on both s ide , un t i l i h e school ia s u r -rounded . I h e fish a r e t h e n ladled o u t by t h e fishermen wi th " . coops , " p l aced on b o a r d t h e sloops, a u d b rough t t o the f a c t o r y docks a t Po r t M o n m o u t h . I n t h e f a c t o r y t hey a r e first b r o u g h t

to t h e " s c a l e r , " a long s h a f t w i t h twelve revolv ing wheels filled wi th long

b lun t t e e t h , w h i c h r e m o v e t h e scalee. The h e a d s a r e t hen c u t o f f , the en t ra i l s r e m o v e d , a n d t h e fisho. a r e p l aced in washing t roughs , a b o v e which a r e cir-oular revolv ing brushea , by c o n t a c t

with which t h e fiahee a r e t ho rough ly c leaned a n d i h e b o n e , r e m o v e d . T h e y a r e t h a n p u t in p ickl ing v a t . f o r . e v -

eral hou r s , un t i l woll . a i l e d ; f r o m theae t hey a r e i r a n i f c r r e d to t h e cooking e u u , wh ieh a r c p l aced in t h e . t e a m i n g tanks , seven in n u . u b e r , eaoh c a p a b l e of ho ld ing 1,000 boxe . . F r o m t h e . t e a m i n g t a n k s t h e y paaa to a long ta-ble, a n d a r e finally p a c k e d in p e r m a -nen t cana. A f t e r oil a n d ap i ce . h a v e been p laced in i h e cana, t h e y a r e aca led .

The t i m e occup ied in t h o whole p ro-o e « i . a b o u t t h r e e day*.

F r io r io 1874 t h e u l e e were conf ined to t h i . coun t ry , b u t d u r i n g the p a . t two y e a r , l a rge quant i t iea h a v e b e e n ex-ported lo Ruta ia , G e r m a n y , Aus t r a l i a , Bogland a n d S o u t h A m e r i c a . L a s t yea r a p p l i c a t i o n , f o r a g e n c i e a i n F r a n c e were rece ived, b u t a . owing t o i h e •mal l y ie ld last season , t h e exis i ing de-

m a n d could no t b e rapplied, i t waa d e e m e d unadviaab le t o u n d e r t a k e n e w eon l r t c to . T n e c o m p a n y now e m p l o y

abou t 150 m e n . A n e i t e n a i v e ca t ch i t expec t ed d u r i n g t h e c o m i n g aeaaon,

a n d p r e p a r a i i o n a a r e m a k i n g to e n l a r g e t h e worka.

R E T R I B U T I V E J U S T I C E .

Tlis M o r m t n John 0 . L t . Alonts lo f k t Law

I t r Hi t Part in I h t Mountain

M t a d o w M t n a e r t .

A B u u t a n C r o w d .

E v e r y crowd h a . a p h y . i o g n o m y a n d a cha raa te r of i u own, a n d a f t e r expe -r ience of a n Engl ish o r a n I r ish crowd, o n e is r a t h e r p leased wilh a Ru iu ian one . N o l t h a t i t is pa r t i cu la r ly c lean or savory, bu t it is so ex t r eme ly good-na tu red a n d well behaved . T h e r e is very litllo push ing or elbowing. E v e r y

one is cour t eous to h i . neighbors, a n d you a r e s u r e n o t lo s e e a n y acta of b ru ta l i ty o r to incur a n y d a n g e r in mixing in il. Smi l ing , good-na tured f a c e , a r e eve rywhere , n o m a t t e r w h a t the r ank o r posi t ion, f o r good h u m o r is needed t h e chief R u s s i a n v i r tue . A n d then such a c u r i o u s m i x t u r e of p e o p l e in s u c h a crowd I — m e r c h a n t , wi lh long da rk -b lue o r b lack ca f t ans , r e a c h -ing to t he i r heels , a n d the i r c r a v a t , lied t igh t a r o u n d t h e i r t h r o a t . , no t showing a sh i r t collar if t h e y indeed havo one ; . t o u t old w o m e n wi th . i l k ke rch ie f s wound a b o u t their h e a d s so as to conceal the i r h a i r ; s h o e - m a k e r . ' l>oys a n d a p p r e n t i c e s in w h a t . e e m . a d i r ty m t u l i n d ron ing-gown; a r t i s a n , in the i r b l u e working-blouse . ; t h e ord i -n a r y town p e a s a n t in h is red sh i r t a n d h igh boo t . , a n d i h e muthik f r e s h f r o m t b e c o u n t r y wilh coa l of u n d y e d h o m e -s p u n , c loths wound r o u n d h i . l eg . in lieu of s tockings a n d sanda l s m a d e of plai ted l inden b a r k ; h e r e a n d t he r e a

s t u d e n t with d i r ty sh i r t a n d long h a i r a n d mos t foul finger naila, ev ident ly uf t h e idea l h a t nea tnees is i n c o m p a t i -ble wilh e a r n i n g ; t he r e will p robab ly b e a p r i e s t o r two , a n d a few M i d l e r s —

Siribtur for ApriL

A J a p a n e a e O o l g o t h a .

T h o J a p a n (lazrlle s ays t h a i s o m e years ago t b e au thor i t i es d u g a n im m e n a e hole, a b o u t f o r t y fee t wide a n d s ix ty f e e t d e e p , n e a r Tobe, i n to which Ibo bodies of decap i t a t ed c r imina l s were th rown. Be tween f o u r h u n d r e d a u d f ive h u n d r e d bodies were t h u s

th rown in to t h e pi t . Las t yea r t h e roof began to decay and t h o s i d e , of the fosse lo fal l In, and t h e p lace was a b a n d o n e d as a bur ia l -ground. S o m e two m o n t h s ago t h e au thor i t i es deter-m i n e d to fill u p th is r ecep tac le of dead m e n ' s bones , bu t b e f o r e d o ' n g so t hey causcd to be ex t r ac ted all t h e sku l l s of t h e d e a d . T b e ho le waa t hen filled u p a n d t h e aku l l . g a t h e r e d toge the r and p laced over t h o site in a h e a p , w h e r e t h e y still r e m a i n , p resen t ing s u c h a spec tac le a s o n e m i g h t expec t t o find in the King of D a h o m e y ' , domin ions , bu t wh ich ono would not unreasonab ly be Iskely lo consider as incons is tent with

t h e boasted civilization of a coun t ry l ike J a p a n . S o m e of i h e sku l l s h a v e t h e h a i r still a d h e r i n g to t h e m ,

•He BiecalUa Take* Place aa Ihe Neeae af Ike Crlaia—Ua Nakre a Hpereb,

Ckarataf tkal l ie le Ik* Ncapefoal af Ulker*.

S A W L A K E , U t a h , M a r c h 2 3 . - A t 1 1

a, M, precisely Lee was b roagh t ou t apon Ihe aoeoe of t h e m a v a o r e a t Mounta in Meadow, before t h e exeenting pa r ty , and s t a ted on h i . coffin about twenty fee t f rom t h e a h o o t e n . Af te r t h e order of the ooart w a . read to h im and ihe company present b y Marshal Nelson, L e e made a apeoh ol abou t five hundred word . , b i t te r ly denonnoing Br igham Young, and cal l ing himself t h e Mapegoat for t h e aina of others. H e hoped Qod would b e merc i fu l , de-nied tha t h e waa gu i l ty of b loodshed t o t h e Isst, and mainta ined tha t h i s mission t o the M e a d o v s was one of mercy.

Af te r tho speeoh, Parson Stokee, a Methodist , m a d e a prayer , eommending t h e sonl o l t h e condemned man t o Qod . Immedia te ly a f t e r t h i s a handkerchief was placed over Lee ' s eye& H e raised h is hands , placed t h e m on i h e t o p of h i s bead , n t t i u g firm, Marshal Nelson giving t h e word fire, and at 11 o'clock I v e guna were Bred, t h e bu l l r t a pene t rat iog t h e body in t h e region of t h e hear t . L e e fel l t qua re ly baek upon his coffin, dead , death be ing ins ' an taneous .

T h e body was placed in Ihe coffin,and tbe crowd dispersed. T h e r e were about T5 persons, al l to ld , on i h e ground. N e t a child o r relat ive w u t h e r e . T h e best o rde r prevailed, a n d all agreed t h e execution p a u e d off wi thout a mistake.

Lee 'a last words to Nelson were, " A i m a t m y h e a r t . "

T h e body is now i o be given t o rela tives a t Cedsr Ci ty.

B I S L A S T W 0 B D S ,

After Marshal Nelson oonoluded read-ing the o rde r of the cour t , a t 10:84 A. M., h e u k e d Lee if h e had any th ing t o say be fo re t h e execut ion w u carr ied iuto effect. L e e said, " I wish lo speak to that m a n , " point ing to Mr . F e n n i more, who w u fixing h is e a n v u nea r b y to take Lee ' s pho tograph p reced ing the shoot ing. L e e ca l l ing t o t h e art ist , Fenn imore repl ied, " l u a second, Mr. Lee , " and wait ing un t i l t h e ar t is t as-serted h i t readiness t o l is ten, L e e sa id : " I want to u k yon a favor ; I want y o n

to fu rn i sh my th r ee wives eaoh a copy of tbe photograph , (meaning the ono being taken , ) a copy of t h e same l o R iohe l A., Sarah C., a n d E m m a B , ' Mr. Howard r e sponded fo r t h e a r t i s l : " H e u y s h e will do i l , Mr . L e e . "

Leo repea ted t h e n s m e s over again, careful ly , saying, " P l e a s e forward t h e m . " l i e then aroee and S l id :

THI SPKXOH. I have b u t l i t t le t o say th is morn ing .

Of eonrso I feel t h a t I a m upon t h e br ink of e terni ty , and tbe solenlnitios of e te rn i ty should res t upon my mind at ihe p r e u u t . 1 have made out , or endeavi red to do so, a m a u m o t i p t and an ab r idged history of m y life. Th i s will bo publ ished. Sir, I have given mv views and feel ings with regard to all these t h i n g s I f e e l resigned io u y fate. I feel u calm u a s u m m e r morn-ing. I have done no th ing a d v e n e l y wrong. M y conscience is d e a r be-fore m y Qod a n d man, and 1 am now ready t o mee t my Redeemer

W h a t is it tha t places m e upon ib is field ? I am not an infidel, 1 have not denied God nor h i s mercy. I am a strong believer in thoee things, Most I r eg re t t ha i p u l i n g with m y family , many of t h e m are unpro tec ted and wul be l e f t fatherless. W h e n I speak of those l i t t le ones, they t o u c h a tender chord within me. [Here L e e ' s voice fa l te red peroept ibly . ] I have done

t he r e a r e o t h e r holdings i c a r c e l y l e s s In ex t en t . A m o n g i h e earl iest set t lers were t h e T h u n t o n e s , Taylors , a n d Mlf-tliua; t h e h e a d of the l u t n a m e d f a m i -ly w u a well-known Quaker , who, u p o u t h e In t roduct ion oi s lavery to t h e Island, r e m o v e d t h e n c e to t h e t own of CAID-

den . In t h e u p p e r par t of i h e p rov ince of Mary land , n e a r Delaware .

I t w u long b e f o r e Chinooteague w u fa i r ly . e t t l ed , a n d even u la te u 1888 t h e r e were buttweniy-siK houses t h e r e ; now, however , m a n y s t rangers , t emp-ted by t h e exoeptlonal ly good fishing and oyater-dredglng of t h e p lace , a r e p o u r i n g in f r o m the ma in - l and t o set t le

t he re . T o m e r e visitors i h e ponies a r e still a g rea t , if not the m a i n , a i i r ac t loa a n d d u r i n g t h e per iods of " p e n n i n g " —driv ing t h e m into co r r a l—numerous gues ts a r r ive daily f r o m i h e c o u U — Hovard Pylt; in Bcribner Jot April,

noth ing des ignedly wiong in th is affair, I u s e d my u tmos t endeavors t o save th is people . I would have given worlda were i t a t my command , to have avoided W«MV au y wauaaiisieMy M/ AMI TO MTU1UCU

tha t calamity, b u t could not . I am sao-rifleed to u t i s f y t e e l i n n , a n d am used to g ra t i fy par t i es ; b u t I am ready

BKADT TO Dim, I hava no fea r of d e a t h ; i t h u no ter-rors, a n d no par t ic le of mercy have I asked, for t h e cour t officials t o spare my life. I do n o t f ea r dea th . 1 shall never go to a worse place t han I am now in. 1 nave said i t to my fami ly , and I will say i t to day lha t t n e government of t h e United b i a t i s uc r i f i c ea the i r best f r iend, and t h a t is u y i n g a g rea t deal , bu t i t is t rue .

I am a t rue believer in t h e gospel ot J e s u s Chr i s t . I do not bel ieve every-thing t h a i is now pra t ieed a n d t a u g h t by Br igham Young. I do no t ag ree with h im. 1 believe h e is leading t h e people as t ray; bu t 1 bel ieve in t h e gos-pel as t augh t in i ts p u r i t y b y J o s e p h Smi th in f o r m e r asvs . I have m y reasons for u y i n g Uiit. I u s e d t o m a k e th is man'a will my p l e u n r e , and did so for th i r ty years . Bee how a n d what I have come to th is day. I have been sacrificed in a cowardly a n d das-tard ly manner . Thousands ol people there aro in the ohnrch t h a i a r e honor-able and good-hearted, t h a t I e h t r i s h in my hear t . I r eg re t to leave m y fami ly ; they are near a n d dear to m e . These are t h ings to ronae my sympathy .

I declare I did no th ing des ignedly in Ibis un fo r tuna t e a f f i i r . I d id every t h ing in my power to u v e all t h e emi grants , bu t I am i h e one t h a i m n a t auffer. Hav ing said th is I feel res igned. I u k iho Lord , my God, t o ex tend his mercy t o m e and roceiye m y spir i t . M y labors a re here done.

A n I s l a n d of P o n i e s . Off t h e n o r t h e u t e r n . b o r e of Vir-

ginia, a u d abou t five mi les f r o m i h e

ma in - l aud , l i e . a s m a l l is land k n o w n u C l i i nmleagne—an island posiessed of pocul isr i l los shared by no o lbe r por t ion of t h e e u l e r n Uni ted S ta tes ; f o r h e r e roams . In a n ent i re ly u n t a m e d s ta te , a breed of horac . , o r r a t h e r pouies, u wild u t h e munlangs of T e x u or t h e P a m p a s .

H o w tlieao ponies first c a m e u p o n tho island Is no t known e x c e p t i h rough vague t radi t ion, f o r when t h e first se t t lo r , c a m e the re , ear ly In Ihe eigh-teenlli c e n t u r y , t hey f o u n d t h e a n i m a l s ttlready r o a m i n g wild i b o u t i ts p l n e y meadows . T h e t rad i t ion received f r o m t h e I n d i a n s of t h e ma in - l and w u t h a i a vessel loaded wilh horses , Bailing t o one of t h e E l i zabe than so t l l emenl s of V^g iu l a , w u wrecked u p o n t h e sou th -e rn p o i n t of t h e Island, whe re t h e horees eaoaped, while t h e w h i t e , we re rescued by t b e t hen f r i e n d l y Ind ians a u d car r ied lo t h e ma in - l and , w h e n c e t hey f o u n d the i r way t o s o m e of t h e ear ly se t t l ements . T h e horses , l e f t to themselves upon t h s l r new te r r i to ry , b e c a m e ent i re ly wild, a n d , p robab ly t h rough ha rdsh ips e n d u r e d , degener -a ted into a pecul ia r b reed of ponies .

I n 1670 the island w u first prospect-ed; i t w u subsequen t ly g r a n t e d by K i n g J a m w I I . to a pe rson by w h o m It

w u sold In m i n o r sect ions to va r ious o thers . A t present il is g rea t ly subdi-vided, though one land-owner, K e n d a l l Jes te r b y n a m e , holds over six h u n -d red acres of m a r s h a n d p i n e land, a n d

H o w N o a h O c t H i s H a m e ,

BY MAX ADBLBS.

A f t e r t h e a r k had b e e n ou t abou t two w e e k s t h e wi fe of t h e c a p t a i n began t o get t i red a n d restless a n d a n x i o u s to be

o o c e m o r e on d r y land . H e n o e s h e fell in to a habi t of every now a n d t hen cal l ing o u t t o he r husband a n d i n q u i r Ing w h e t h e r t he r e w u a n y sign of clear-ing u p , etc. , and u h e a lways answered *' N o , " s h e would in despa i r add " A h | l " a n d so i l went on f r o m h o u r to h o u r a n d d a y t o d a y .

O n e n igh t t h e wind c a m e ou t f r o m Ihe n o r t h e a s t a n d m a d e th ings v e r y lively on board . T h e Jib clew l ines were all pa r t ed ; the topsai ls b innac le WM carr ied away a n d i h e m a i n sheet b lown in to p ieces n o larger t h a n five-cen t handke rch i e f s . Of course th|» "o ld m a n " w u k e p t busy a n d w u n o t in i h e best of h u m o r . H e h a d j u s t hai led t h e lookout a n d u k e d if h e h a d seen a n y t h i n g of - 'Ay r a t , " a n d rece iv

ed in answer , " N a y ra t , sir 1"—had j u s t o rdered S h e m , who w u steering, to " k e e p h e r off two points ," when H a m c a m e on d e c k a n d r epor t ed t h a i t h e largest e l e p h a n t h a d b roken loose and Insisted o n tak ing b is t r u n k in to t h e came l ' s d e p a r t m e n t , w h o in t u r n h a d got the i r backs u p abou t i h e interview, T h t va r ious beas t , h a d t a k e n s ides In t h e q u a r r e l , a n d t h e r e w u a g r a n d row gene ra l ly . J u s t u Ihe cap ta in h a d p e n n a d e d t h e e l ephan t t o go back t o h is own r o o m , a n d b a d c h e c k e d h is t r u n k fn o rde r to p a c i f y h i m , t h e r e c a m e a voice, " A n y signs of It 's clear-ing u p , doarT" I t w u ra in ing t hen l i teral ly iu shcels . To t h e inqu i ry w u given i h e usua l reply, a n d to t h e reply w u a d d e d t h e usua l " a b , " o n l y id a u d d e r t o n e t han usua l .

I t w u a l i t t le m o r e t h a n t h e old m a u could . l a n d , and h e yel led o u t " N o , " " a h 1" " N o , " " a h I" i i is n o t h i n g b u t " H o , " " a h 1" al l d a y long. You h a d be t t e r call m e " N o a h " a n d b e d o n e w i t h it , a n d h e went down to spl ice t h e m a i n b race , which h a d p a r U d . A n d so i t w a s t h a i t h e c a p t a i n of t h a i first g r e a t s h i p c a m e to be cal led ' -Noah .

T h e s tudy of Uie origin of n a m e s is o n e of g rea t Interest , a n d it is r a t h e r r e m a r k a b l e tha t so litttle a t t en t i on h u b e e n paid t o It. A l m o s t a n y n a m e c a n b e t raced t o lis probable or igin . T h u s " S m u h p i p e r , " t h e s m u h e r of p iper , o r " T o g m u t l o n , " h e w h o w u ce lebra ted

u a lugger of m u t t o n . W h y n o t a p p o i n t a c o m m i t t e e t o a sce r t a in i h e origin of all n a m e s T I t would be u use fu l u m a n y o the r researches . .

A n A m e r i c a n ' s A d v e n t u r e i n F r a n c e . From tbe r a i t Mall U u e l l e ;

A t o u c h i n g inc iden t wh ich occu r r ed a f e w d a y s ago t o a r ich A m e r i -can , w h e n t rave l ing f r o m B u l e in t h e express t ra in t o Par is , h u c rea t ed m u c h aensai lon in t h a i c i ty . T h e t raveler w u t h e sole o c c u p a n t of a c o u p e , a n d ca r r i ed wi th h i m $16,000. A t 11 o'clock a t n igh t , be ing o n F r e n c h t e r r i t o ry a n d f a s t as leep, h e was sud-d e n l y a w a k e n e d by a t a g a t t h e oouri e r ' s bag which was s lung r o u n d h i s shou lde r . H e s ta r t ed t o h is legs a n d f o n n d h imsel f f a c e t o f a c e w i t h a beard less y o u n g m a n of dls t inguiahed a p p e a r a n c e , who f o r t h w i t h a t t e m p t e d to e scape f r o m i h e c a r r i a g e . T h o A m e r i c a n g e n t l e m a n , h o w e v e r , he ld h i m f i l l by t h e collar a n d cal led loudly fo r a u l t l a n c e , bu t fa i led to m a k e h i m -

self h e a r d . T h o y o u n g m a n then , fa l l ing o n h i s

knees , l ,nplurcd pa rdon f o r h u a t t e m p t a t robbery , s ta l ing t h a t h e w u a Kus-sian, who, being c o m p r o m i s e d by t h e affai rs t h a t h a v e la te ly t aken p lace in Bervia, w u tak ing r e f u g e in F r a n c e . Being penn i lws , h e h a d h i d d e n h i m self u p o n i h e roof of o n e of t h e rail-way carr iages, h o p b g t h u s t o r each Par is , whore h e h a d f r i ends , a n d only en te red t h e c o m p a r t m e n t w h e r e h e f o u n d t h e A m e r i c a n o n a c c o u n t of t h e p ie rc ing cold, which WM u n b e a r a b l e , o n t h e t o p of t h e ca r r iage . T h e Amer-ican , touched by th i s s tory , wi th t ea r s in h is eyes, o f fe red t o p a y t h e s t r anger ' s f a r e t o Par i s .

On ar r iva l a t i b e i e r m m u t i h e A m e r -ican l e f t i h e y o u n g t t r a n g e r f o r a f e w m i n u t e s t o look a f t e r h i s luggage, b u t on h is r e t u r n w u u n a b l e to find h i m . H i s snaplclont be ing a roused h e exam ' ined h is pockets , a n d f o u n d t h a t a s m a l l p u r s e con ta in ing a c h e c k f o r a largo a m o u n t o n a Par i s b a n k e r w u m i n i n g . H e r a n to t h e pol ice o A c e ind gave In fo rmat ion of i h e robbe ry ,

a n d aUo s topped p a y m e n t of t h e check . T h e police, It la a ta ied , en t e r t a in h o p e ,

of br inging t h e offender t o Justice,

W B K 8 T L I N O .

T h a G r e a t " O r n o o - B o i a a n " M a t c h a t N e w Y o r k — T h a L o n g e a t C o n t e a t o n

B a c o r d — A D r a w , T h e Gncco -Roman wrestling m a t c h

between Th lebaud Bauer , of A l u c e , F r a n c e , a n d Wil l iam Miller, of Aus t ra -l ia , a t New Y o r k c i ty , March 20tb, fo r i h e ga te -money , a m o u n t i n g to over $6,000, a purao of $C00, and a p r iva t e bet of 1200, proved t h e best and longest contes t on record In this or a n y o the r coun t ry , *

A t 8:46 o 'c lock , when they s tepped

Into i h e a r ena , m o r e t h a n 4,000 m e n of t h e weal thiest d s s s , a n d s o m e th i r ty or f o r t y women , including Miller 's wife, we re p resen t . Bo th contes tants were s t r ipped to t h e waist. Miller wore b lue t r u n k s , Bauer g reen , a n d both b a d on whi te t ights a n d stockings. Miller ap-pea red t h e larger a n d m o r e power fu l , t hough i h e d i f f e r ence In weight w u slight, Bauer t ipp ing i h e scales a t 192 pounds , a n d Miller a t 197. Both h a d b e e n ca re fu l ly t ra ined , and were in s u p e r b condit ion.

A t 8:55 t h e m e n locked a r m s f o r t h e first bou t . Mil ler sought f r o m Ihe c o m m e n c e m e n t to f o r c e a vic tory, re-ly ing o n h is super ior s trength, b u t t h e F r e n c h m a n ' s aiglllty m o r e t h a n c o m -p e n u t e d fo r h i t a p p a r e n t in fe r io r i ty of musc le . A f t e r fe int ing awhi le , Mil-le r sudden ly g rasped B i u e r a b o u t t h e b a c k , b u t t h e la t ter e u l l y fo rced h im-self o u t of h i s c lutches . Mil ler m a d e a second a t t empt a n d secured a bet ter gr ip , b u t aga in B a u e r wriggled a w a y e u l l y . A th i rd a t t e m p t a n d h e had h a d h i m t ight . B a u e r alowly backed u p , wa tch ing his chance , a n d with l ightning rap id i ty , execnted a spr ing a n d whir l t h a t l anded h i m s a f e l y two f e e t a w a y . Baue r ' s t u r n n e x t c a m e . H e secured a good body hold , b u t M i l ler qu i ck ly fo rced h is a r m s a p a r t . Mil ler t hen caugh t B i u e r a r o u n d i h e b r e u t a u d tried1 l o throw h i m , b u t h e d r o p p e d on al l f o u r s f r o m which posi l ion i t w u impossible to o v e r t u r n h i m . W h i l e Miller w u bracing h imsel f fo r a s u p r e m e e f fo r t , B a n e r s p r a n g l ike l igh tn ing to h i t f ee t a f r e e m a n . I h e e x c i t e m e n t w u in tense . B i u e r u c u r o d a vise-like gr ip a r o u n d Miller's n e c k , a n d in a n ins tant t h e la t te r w u p r o n e u p o n his face , h i s l imbs sp read , a n d B a n e r on t o p of h i m . B a u e r c lu tched h i m unde r tho b r e u t a n d t u r n e d h i m hal f over , b u t could d o n o more . Changing h is tactics, h e g r u p e d t h e Aust ra l ian twice a r o u n d i h e body , l i f t ed h i m clean off t h e

g r o u n d , and t r ied to fling h i m u p o n his b a c k . Miller k ickod a n d struggled fu r ious ly , de fea t ing each a t t e m p t . B a n e r l e f t Miller lying o n Ike ground, a n d h imse l f u s u m e d a s imi la r posi-t ion a shor t dis tance o f f . Mil ler ac-cep t ed ^the dtJH, a n d spr inging u p o n i h e F r e n c h m a n , struggled in va in t o t u r n h i m over . T h e lat ter executed a n o t h e r of his r e m a r k a b l e twis t , a n d rega ined his fee t . Considerable feign-ing fol lowed, a n d finally, when i h e pa ' t ience of i h e specta tors w u waning, B a u e r sudden ly caugh t Mil ler i n h i s clutches, l i f ted h i m in t h e a i r , preased his ches t backward and s lapped h i m sgAinst t h e floor. T h e r e f e r e e decided a f a i r fa l l a m i d t r emendous app l ause . T i m e , 40 m i n u t e s .

Tli# s eco rd bout w u a repe t i t ion of t b e first, with s o m e var ia t ions , which ra ised a c ry o f " Foul 1"—Miller th rus t -ing h is h e a d in to Bauer ' s n e c k , a n d a p p a r e n t l y s t r ik ing b l m wi th both b a n d s a n d h e a d . Various reels were allowed, o n c e of half a n h o u r . A t 2:40 a n o t h e r rest of five m i n u t e s w u t aken . Miles d r ank s o m e coffee, b u t B a n e r m e r e l y r insed his m o u t h in cold wa te r . The i r s t rength did not t e e m t o have improved , a n d t h e s t ruggle unt i l 3:20 o 'c lock w u a series of lung feints, a n d shor t , de spe ra t e cl inches. A th i rd real of twen ty- four m i n u t e s w u t aken . T h e r e f e r e e a n n o u n c e d t h a t i h e t w o u m p i r e s h a d agreed lo call a d r a w if t h e r e shonld be n o fal l a t t h e end of ha l f a n hou r , bu t B a n e r pro tes ted so vigorously t h a i t h e a n n o u n c e m e n t w u wi thdrawn. T h e conteatanls were still weak , a n d t h o u g h the i r e f for t s were pers la ten i a n d deepera te , t h e y were all In va in . Miller w u ev iden t ly t b e worst off of t h e two. I l ia t r e m e n d o u s musc les were l imp, h e b rea thed heavi ly , a n d con ten ted himself f o r t h e m o s t p a r t wilh s t and ing on h is d e f e n s e . H e g lanced beseechingly a t h is u m p i r e a n d t h e r e f e r e e a t every o p p o r t u n i t y , b u t B a u e r , wheu appea led to, doggedly re-f u s e d to en te r t a in a p roposa l to s top . A b o u t 1,000 spectatord still r e m a i n e d a n d chee red h i m t o t h e echo . F ina l ly , a t 5:26 a . m, , a f t e r a l u t a n d nea r ly sncceasful a t t e m p t to th row his oppo-n e n t , i h e r e f e r e e d e d a r e d t h e m a t c h a d r a w .

Both m e n were used u p , a n d h a d t o be suppor ted lo the i r rooms . On t he i r b r e u t s , shoulders , a r m s , necks , Jaws, a n d wrists t h e r e w u ha rd ly a spo t f r o m which i h e skin h a d no t been r u b b e d by i h e cons tan t maniDulat ion t h e y h a d undergone . T h e i r l lpt a n d noses were swollen, and , a l together , t hey were pit i-able sights.

V A W W A I T I W g .

n r r a i t . t r BOUIKI MamiTo*.

One Willi i n d watcbr* i l bU diy* i w i y For whit miy B e r n com*. Ho look* i lone Homo m m upon i de*ert laland thrown

For u l l * t b i l p u . nol, till, too faint lo prey, R* fold, bl* hind* i n d will* lb* o vent fill d i y

When d r i l b nnln l i rc ip lod elilm* hi* own. Did. hope II* duwa by f t e r , 11111* lb* long m o i a , .

And bldi Ike weary fe*l t o more lo i l r i y , Hon* knew cf the l i d l i f t i n d de. lh, lilt, lo I

M m voyigleg fro*, i f i r , by i * r f» wind* dr l t*n. O u t incbor on t b i l Ul* wb«r*, tempe. l r lvee.

They *e* i I tM-bnll l houre. by which lb»y know n i l one h u lived i n d died Ibrre, hoped end

•I riven, They i b i d Ihelr univi l l lng l e i r i i n d go,

-llTprr'i mjttlnt.

F r e n c h I n g e n n i t y .

T h e r e is a ce r t a in F r e n c h m a n now r c i d i n g In l iondon w h o s e e m s i o h a v e a p e r f e c t genius f o r i b e m a n u f a c t u r e of m a t c h boxes, a n d w h o h u j u s t suc-ceeded In per fec t ing a m a r v e l of lis k i n d . I n a p p e a r a n c e It is m u c h l i ke a n y o t h e r m a t c h box , b u t it con ta ins h i d d e n away In its In ter ior a l i t t le m o d e l of a hor izontal bar , with a Llli-

p u t l a n figure a t t a c h e d there to . O n being Idrawn ou t a n d erected o n o n e end of t h e m a t c h box t h e Utile a c r o b a t can be m a d e to go t h r o u g h t h e v a r i o u s g y m n a s t i c fea ts connec t ed wi th . revolv-ing ove r t h e b a r .

E x a c t use this m a n i k i n h u none , a n d Is dcubt lees In tended solely to d i s t rac t a n d a m u s e the m i n d of i h e s m o k e r o n t h i p r i n d p l e p e r h a p s of the J apanese , who only use l i t t le p ipes con ta in ing a b o u t a pinch of tobacco, a n d requ i r -ing t o b e filled every m i n u t e , o n t h e g round t h a t smok ing is b l e n d e d solely u a re laxa t ion , a n d n o t a n addi t ional p r o m o t e r of t h e ac t ion of tho b r a i n b y al lowing t b e s m o k e r to be " lost in though I."— Imdon Kxamintr.

W h o a r e B i a s s e d . Blessed Is t h e m a n who minds h is own

busineiM.

Blessed is t b e woman wlio neve r says to h e r husband , " I told y o u so . "

Blossed is t h e m a n who c a n aew on h is bu t tons when the baby is c ry ing ,

Blessed Is t h e w o m a n who won ' t m a r r y a widower—providing h e ' s y o u r f a t h e r .

Blessed Is t h e motl ier-in-law who nev-e r r e m i n d s you tha i y o u m a r r i e d above you r s ta t ion.

Blessed is i h e rich re la t ion w h o nev-e r looks down on y o u — w h e n y o n a r e in t h e gu t t e r .

Blessed is t h e poor re la t ion who nev e r looks u p to y o u — f o r m o n e y .

Blessed is t h e old m a i d t h a t d o n ' t b a l e old people a n d chi ldren .

Blessed is t h e old b a c h d o r t h a i d o n ' t h a t e ca ts a n d p i n c u s h b n s .

Blessed a r e i h e mar r i ed people t h a i

d o n ' t wish t hey were s ingle . B i a s e d a r e t h e single peop le l h a t a r e

con ten t to r e m a i n so. Blessed is t h e husband w h o neve r

u y s his m o t h e r ' , pies were be t t e r t han h is wi fe ' s a r e .

THE y o u n g Pr ince Napoleon is c o m -

b g lo t h e United S t a t e .

T H E R E W U g r e a t u t h f a c t i o n i n a n

A r k a n u s town i h e o the r d a y over t h e lynching of a newly a r r i v e d s t r ange r . H e h a d sent a h e a d a n d h a d t h e town posted fo r two weeks o r m o r e with bills u y i n g , " O l d Rel iable I t Coming . " Everybody expected it w u a circus, a n d m a d e p repa ra t i ons a c c o r d b g l y ; bu t when " Old Reliablo" r eached town, a n d proved to be no th ing bu t a n agen t fo r s o m e Pa ten t Dandruff Banisher , h e

d idn ' t live fifteen m i n u t e s a f t e r h e an-aounced the f ac t .

O D D S A M D X N S B .

A MAN'S d e a r e s t o b j e c t is h i s w i f e ,

but , a l u i s o m e t i m e s It Is h b wi fe ' s

wardrobe . A N exchange speaks of t h e " a f e o c -

i iy s lckue ts . " Reference is m a d e p rob-ably to t h e c a t a r r h , u ii is a d isease of

t h e noes.—AbrwfcA Bulletin,

A coKRESPoaomr writes u k l n g f o r a " r e m e d y f o r a n app le t r ee w o r m . " H o w c a n we prescr ibe unt i l w e k n o w w h a t is i h e m a t t e r wi th t h e w o r m ?

EX PRXSIDKHT GRANT h u b e e n m a d e

a g r a n d f a t h e r a g a b . On i h e 17tb fast, —Washing ton—Mrs . H e l e n G r a n t Bar-

tons—girl-baby.

" A T a Dee Moines d inne r p a r t y t h e

o the r d a y / ' u y s an exchange '* al l t h a dishes were over 100 y e a r , o ld , " H o w t Is it poesibler Oh, yes; we see ; boa rd lnE house; r o u t chicken,—Hoiafcaye.

THREE t h o n u n d p o u n d s of w h e t -

stones h a v e Jus t been sh ipped t o Aus -I n d i a f r o m New A l b a n y . I n d . If t h a t does no t m a k e t h e m s h a r p t h e y will

scy t h e m o w e r .

IN a r ecen t n u m b e r t h e SdenUfic

Fanner tells us " W h a t t h e r e is b a n Onion." W e know all a b o u t i t . T h e m a n w h o u t nex t to us in a horse-car yes terday a f t e r n o o n told n s ; a n d h e d idn ' t say a word a b o u t on ions , e i t h e r .

A LITTLE g i r l u l d t o h e r m a m m a ,

" M a m m a , have y o u hea rd of i h e m a n who got s h o t ? " No , chi ld , how d id h e get s h o t r " u k e d m a m m a . " O b , " said y o u n g p r e c o d o u s , " h e b o u g h t

' e m . "

WHBX d e a t h entere a town t h a t h u vacc ina ted all its windows wi th b l u e glaiui, h e gr imly shakes h is h e a d a n d goes a r o u n d a n d t r ies t o sell h i s s i ck l e

to Uie agr icul tura l I m p l e m e n t m a n . —

Ilattke.ye,

"TEN m i n u t e s ' r es t , " sa id t h e gondo-lier when ho reached i h e Br idge of Sighs a n d quie t ly l ighted h i s p ipe . " T e n minu t e s ' res t , a n d f o r w h a t ? " inqui red Ihe A m e r i c a n . " F o r e m o -tion a n d poetical o o n t e m p l a t l c n , " re-plied i h e gay gondolier .—/totton Jour -

nal . WH E N t h e h e a d of t h e f a m i l y c o m e s

h o m e a t a shockingly l a t e h o u r , depos-

its h i s weary self on t h e t o p of i h e piano, a n d , whi le gent ly Unking t h e k e y . wi lb h i t m a j o r toe, n i n r n u r e s o m e t h i n g abou t t h e a n n o y a n c e of a s q u e a k i n g bed, i t is en t i re ly s a f e to

draw conclus ions .—ifbocr tkr Prcst. V I C T O B H i ' a o IS 7 5 y e a r s o f a g e , a n d

h u Just issued two m o r e v o l u m e s of h is g rea t work, " T h e Legend of i h e Ages," I n t h e p r e f a c e t o i h e first of

these vo lumes h e u y s : " T h e res t of t h e legend will b e p r in ted a t a n ea r ly d a t e , unless t h e end of t h e a a t h o r a r r ivea be-fore t h a t of t h e book ."

H O N . G B O R O B W . M C C U A R Y , i h e n e w

Secre ta ry of W a r , b u w o r k e d u p f r o m his f a the r ' s f ron t i e r f a r m . In I o w a , se-cu r ing h i s own educa t ion a n d p a v b g his own way wi thou t ass is tance f r o m a n y one . Whi l e in school h e pa id h is way b y gua rd ing a s tore a t n igh t ,

b n l l d b g t h e fire, s w e e p b g o u t b i h e morn ing , a n d ca tch ing h i s d e e p o n a ool u n d e r t h e coun te r .

A FEW days ago a fiend b h u m a n s h a p e d isplaced s o m e ra i l s o n a n I o w a ra i lway a n d t h r e w a pas senge r t r a i n

f r o m t h e t r ack . T h e vi l lain w u c a p -tu red a n d t h e Ind ignan t pas senge r s were abou t t o b a n g h i m o n t h e spot , when t h e conductor a n n o u n c e d t h a t t h e d i s u t e r h a d kil led a pr ize-package

m a n . T h e n t h e passengers let u p o n t h e rope , begged i h e wrecke r ' s p a r d o n , called h i m the i r preserver , a n d look u p a purse of 1200 f o r h im.—Howfayc .

THE lates t wonder b Connec t icu t if n o l in t h e world. Is a b a b y weighing two pounds a n d six ounces . I t is living, likely to live, a n d i h e U f r d child b o m to t h e s a m e p a r e n t s , all sma l l . T h e first d ied b i n f a n c y ; t h e second, a boy now a b o u t two y e a r s old, weighed a t birth two a n d a ha l f p o u n d s . T h e mother , is a r a t h e r smal l a n d s lender w o m a n ; h e r h u s b a n d is a r a t h e r l a rge m a n , weighing p robab ly o n e h u n d r e d a n d e ighty .

H E WU praising h e r b e a u t i f u l hai r , a n d begging fo r one tiny cur l , w h e n he r l i t t le b ro the r sa id : " O h , m y l ' ta in t n o t h b ' now. You J u i t o u g h t to h a v e seen bow long i t hangs down when s h e h a n g , i t o n t h e d d e of t h e tab le t o oomb i t . " T h e n t h e y l a u g h e d , a n d s h e cal led h e r b ro the r a c u t e IliUe ange l , a n d when t h e y o u n g m a n w u going away a n d h e a r d t h a t b o y yel l ing, h e t hough t i h e lad h a d t a k e n sudden ly a n d dangerous ly ill.

IN answer to t h e q a e s t i o n , " C a n b i r d , c o u n t t " M r . 0 . W . W a d e , of Mag-da l en College, Oxford , wri tes t o Nature

u follows: " 1 h a v e o f t e n no t iced t h a t crows crowded o n S u n d a y s t o a ce r t a in p lace where o n t h e S e v e n t h d a y a f r i end of m i n e w u in t h e h a b i t of a m u s b g himself by p l ac ing a q u a n t i t y of b r o k e n biscuit on h i s window BM; h e h a d time fo r th is only o u t h e Bun-day morn ing , and d u r i n g i h e week n o

food w u so p resen ted . W e not iced t h a t o n t h e S u n d a y s a c rowd of t h e birds c a m e a b o n l t h e w b d o w , whe reas o n o t h e r d a y s n o s p e d a l sign of ex-c i t e m e n t w u viaible."

THERE h u b e e n a m i l d s o r t of r e v o -

lu t ion a t t h e J u n i o r A i h e n i a u m Club, b London , wh ich goes t o show t h a t

J o h n Bull is no m o r e b d i f f e r e n i t o t h e " o o l o r - l b e " t h a n o the r peop le . I t s eems t h a t a ce r t a in J a p a n e s e , b y n a m e M. A . H a c h t s a k a , a n d c a l l b g himself " Pr ince of Awa, ' 1 w u p a t u p

fo r m e m b e r s h i p . I f t h e " h e a t h e n C h b e e " h l m M l f h a d b e e n p roposed , wi th t h r e e packs of c a r d s s t acked u p h is t leeves, t he r e could n o t h a v e b e e n g rea te r cons terna t ion . I t w u d e a r t h a t a J a p a n e s e b v u i o n w u t h r e a t -ened ; " F n n c e " HachLsaka wou ld a t

once b t r o d u c e J a p a n e s e m a n n e r s a n d c u s t o m s , a n d u m a n y of h b coun t ry -m e n M h e could collect , b t o t h e d u b .

A g r a n d r e m o n s t r a n c e WM d r a w n u p a n d s igned by abou t f o r t y m e m b e r s . F o r d a y s t h e r e w u jno p e a c e a t t h e club, o w b g t o t h i s c o n f o u n d e d J a p a n -ese. Finally b o w u e lec ted , a u d g r e a t

w u t h e b d i g n a t i o n of t h e an t i - Japs ,

V I T I O B I A C O L O N N A .

nv w. n . Lonur tM/ iw.

(VIKorli Cnlonna, on Iho death of her hu .baud , the Mirchel* di Pencir*, retire,! In b . r c u t l e at l . c b l i ( luir l ine) , m d llu-re wrute Iho odo upou b l . d r i l b which gained her Ihr tllle of Ulvlne.l

Once more, once mi re , In i r lme , I *eo Ibo pniplo hill*I - o n c e more

I he i r tbe billow, of Iho bey W u h tho white pebbln ou Ihy ahorc!

I l 'gh u 'er l b . *ea aurge i n d Ihoaan li, Mke a great galleon wrecked i n d c u t

Arhorr by i lo rm. , Ihy e u t l e . l and . , A tnonlderlng landmark -f the p u t .

tl|>on IU lei r ice walk I .eo A phi i i lom gliding In i l id f ro;

II la Co lonna- l l 1. Ibo Who lived i n d lovrd *o lung ago.

IVeeari'* b n u l l f u l young wife. The type of p - r l ed woajiubood.

Whole Uf* w u love, the life of life. That time m d cbiuge m d doalh wilhatood.

For dnalb, t h i l breaia Ihe marrl ige b i n d In olber*, only dueer p reued

The wedding ring upon her b i n d , And closer bxked ind barred b - r b r e u t ,

Bbe knew Ihe life long martyrdom, Tbe w e a r l n m , Ibe e n d l e u piln

Ol wilt ing for lome one to come Who uerermore wonld come i f i l n .

T h e ibadowa of Ibechealnnt- tnea , Th* odor of the orange bloom*,

The long of b i rd . , i n d , more th in thr ie , The illence of dearrted rooma ;

' T b e re ipl r i t lon of l i e ara, Tho loft cirea.fi of Iho nr ,

All th lng i In n i tu re leemed lo bo Bnl lolntder* of her d n p e l r ;

Till Ibe o 'e r lnrdrurd he i r l , ro long Imprteoued In (elf, found vent

•And voice in ono Impanloned long Of Incou.oliblu l iment .

Then u Ike i n n , Ihongb bidden from l ight , Tranamnaed lo gold Ibe leiden mill.

Her life w u inlerfuaed with light, From icalma that, t h o n i b im.eou, exl . t

I n i r l m e I Inarlme I Thy caalle on Ihe crag , ibovn

In dnat i h i l l crumble m d decay. But nol the memory of her love,

—Warper'* J for i r fne .

A PAIR OF APRIL FOOLS. M r . S o f t a e a r t h a d always been a ro-

m a n t i c y o u n g m a n , f r o m t h e earl iest y e a r s a t which i t w u poisible f o r h i m t o c la im t h e tl l le m a n ; and he w u ro-m a n t i c still, now l h a t t h e ti t le y o u n g w u o n l y accorded t o b l m b e c a u s e of h i s oache lo rhood .

M r . Sof lhea r t h a d neve r des i red to b e a bachelor . H i a d m i r e d t h e o the r s e x too m u c h ; but , a l though h e bad b e e n in lovo with f o u r blondes, t h r e e b r u n e t t e s , and five y o u n g l a d l e , w h o

w e r e ne i the r one n o r t h e o ther , h e h a d n e v e r been able t o p o p the ques t ion po in t b l ank , but d o l l c a l d y In t ima ted i t i n s u c h a way tha t h i . mean ing would h a v e been a riddle t o t h e Sph inx , a n d w u n a t u r a l l y enough neve r suoceesful .

Now, a t for ty , a n d growing e x t r e m e -ly s t o u t , h e w u a . r o m a n t i c an ever ; a n d , moreove r , h e w a t despe ra t e ly in love w i t h a new idol—a y o u n g lady w h o smi led when h e appea red , gave h i m s o f t glances, called h is b o u q u e t s * ' love ly , " a n d p rese rved t h e m i n w a -to r .

T h e f a c t is, Mr. S o f l h e a r t w u very wel l ofi', a n d not ill looking, a n d tha t Miss Be l inda h a d m a d e u p he r m i n d to a c c e p t b is h a n d whenever i i w u o f fe red , despi te the pers is tent a t t en t ions of y o u n g Mr. Spooney , who, t h o u g h by DO m e a n s ill looking, and Just s ix and t w e n t y , w u only a g o v e r n m e n t clerk, <and b y n o m e a n s as eligible a m a t c h b c o n s e q u e n c e .

F o r s ix m o n t h s B e l b d a Bellows h a d b e e n wai t ing fo r M r . Sof lhea r t t o pro-pose, a n d every d a y m o r e ce r t a in t h a i b e posi t ively b t e n d e d t o p l a c e h is m a n s i o n a n d b a n k accoun t a t h e r dis-posa l .

B u i , t hough Mrs . Bellows w u k b d e n o u g h to a l l o t t h e cook to s u m m o n h e r t o oonsol tat ions when M r . Soft-h e a r t called, a n d so leave i h e pa i r

a l o n e toge ther ; a n d a l though Bel inda ' s s i s ter . Miss Angel ina , w u equa l ly con-

d d e r a t e , a n d b v a t i a b l y r e m e m b e r e d t h a i eometh ing s h e wan ted very par t ic-u la r ly w u upsta i rs , - h e n he r m o t h e r w e n t t o speak i o t h e cook, poo r Mr . S o f l h e a r t never could br ing h imse l f to i h e p o b i of u y i n g : " Will y o u h a v e m e f ' I t would, h e argued, c o n f u s e i b e y o u n g lady and h lmae l f ; a n d if ahe s h o u l d u y no, w h e r e — u i h e floor n e v e r opened ou s u c h awful o o c u i o n s to r e c d v e re jec ted lovers—where a h o n l d h e h ide h l m a e l f ?

" I ' l l d o i t by le t te r , " h e u l d to h lm-self , a f t e r long cons idera t ion . " W o m e n so f a r , have misunde r s tood m e . I ' l l d o i t i n black a n d white n o w — u y , ' W i l l you m a r r y m e f in s o m a n y words , a n d decide m y f a t e . "

A n d so, on t h e l u t day of March , M r . So f lhea r t wrote , on p ink- t in ted p a p e r , p e r f u m e d with R i m m d ' s scen t a n d edged with gold, a n o f f e r of his h a n d a n d hear t , u plainly lo b e under-s tood u a bill f r o m o n e ' , b a k e r ; and f e e l i n g t h a i h e h a d done a s a f e , t hough ,

o o a n e th ing , h e enveloped, sealed it, a n d p u l it in h i . pocket , b e f o r e he m a d e his evening call on his beloved B e l b d a .

Now i i so h a p p e n e d tha t t h a t very even ing Belinda herself had c o m e lo a resolu t ion . H e r twenty- f i f th b i r thday w u approach ing , a n d she could not a f f o r d to " w u t e time."

W h e n Mr. S o f t h u r t r e a c h e d t h e h o u s e of the Bellows', h e f o u n d t h e field q u i t e c lear . Misa Be l inda b a d a r t f u l l y contr ived Uial il shou ld bo so. T h a t perfidious young pe r son bad ac tua l ly p u r c h u e d t ickets f o r a con-ee r t ; requested y o u n g Spooney, who w u ha l f m a d Wilh Joy a t Ihe idea , lo ac-o o m p a n y Angel ina a n d he r se l f ; a n d on t h e evening In que t l lou w u smi t t en

w i t h a terrible a t t ack of neura lg ia . R e d b i i g b a chai r , wilh a lace 'ker-ch ief held to h e r cheek, she regret ted h e r inabil i ty to go ; but , a f t e r all, Mr, Spooney ahould no t h a v e h i s t rouble f o r n o t h b g — m a m m a a n d Ange l ina would go. She h a d r a t h e r be a lone, s h e w u so c r o u a n d ne rvous . They rea l ly m u s t go. And, knowing very well why, t h e ladies acqu ie sced ; a n d w h a t could Spooney do? A s a gentle-m a n , clearly n o t h i n g but regre t Miss Be l inda ' s illness, a n d be del ighted with i b e lociely of t h e m a m m a of fifty a n l

i h e sister of fifteen. Y e t a wretched m a n w u Mr , Spooney

t h a i night; and both his c o m p a n i o n s , o n the i r r e tu rn , p r o n o u n c e d h i m "a tu-p l d , "

T e n minu te s a f t e r Uie d e p a r t u r e of t h e tr io. Miss Bel inda, a r r a y e d in b lue s i lk , with flowers In he r h a i r , w u play-i n g a t such a r a l e on t b e p i a n o t h a t il s e e m e d qu i t e ce r t a in t h a t t b e d e m o n neura lg ia m u s t h a v e vanished. She did n o t even hea r Mr, S s f t hea r l ' s knock ,

a n d star ted b sweet con fus ion on his a p p e a r a n c e ,

" I ' m all a lone , " she said, " M a m m a a n d Llna won ' t be h o m e till e leven o 'c lock, I ' m a f r a i d you' l l find i l very

i n p i d , "

But Mr . S o f l h e a r t was nol a f r a id of t ha t ; n n d tho two ta lked together in low voiccs, sit t ing very close to each o the r on twin c h a i n . Mr. Sof lhear t looked and sighed s tul u t te red r o m a n t ic Bentiments, bu t ho did uot pop t h e ques t ion . Mis . Bel in iU did all l h a l a modes t young lady could to f u r t h e r this objec t , bu t iu va in ,

S h o d i d n o t k n o w - h o w c o u l d BIIO ?—

t h a t a t tho door M r . Sof lhear t h a d said lo Biddy, the h o u s t m i i d ; " Look here , girl, p u t this in Miss Belinda's room,

where she will bo s u r e to s t e i t ;" a n d t h a t bo had p resen ted hor wilh the bil-lot con ta in ing h i . p r o p o u l crowned by a five ahiiling picce .

H o w should she guess tha t even a t tha t m o m e n t Uie offer Mr, So f lhea r t could not m a k e iu worda was iu he r work b u k e t ? A t all events ahe did not .

If t h e m a n did n o l avail himself of such a chance , a f t e r six month ' s court-sh ip , p l a in even to Ihe se rvant in t h e k i t chen , why h e m e a n t nothing. And t h e u n h a p p y , u n l u c k y Mr. Sof lhea r t did no t u t te r t h e expec ted words, a n d lef t a t q u a r t e r lo e leven, with a quota-tion f r o m Byron a n d a sigh.

" H e ' s a c o n t e m p t i b l e flirt I" Bsid Miss Bel inda. " W h a t did he m e a n by squeez ing m y h a n d a n d by feighing so, nnd by saying such p re t ty things, and i o o o k i n g a t m y eyes so? Gen t l emen f r i ends never do s u c h things. Ml show h im m y hea r t is n o l b roken . I ' l l m a r r y Spooney ."

And Belinda wept , for she w u bitter-ly mor t i f ied a n d Mr. Spooney did not own a large m a n s i o n .

Bel inda wept , a . w e have said, a n d wont to bed in tho d a r k . Of coursc she did n o l s e e Uie le t te r b h e r work baaket, and no one d i e SAW il, until t h e first of Apri l d a w n o d .

Now, in the i r n o r m a l condi t ion, with no love a f fa i r o n t h o lapis the Bellows' were m e r r y people , who Indulged b pract ica l Jokoo, a u d Apri l fool 's d a y w u a lways regular ly k e p t in the f a m i l y . A new t r ick w u always ha tch ing tho yea r t h rough , and bund les of rubbish w e r e sen t by express , a n d cot ton cakes made , a n d doo r bell i r u n g , a n d a l a r m s of fire given, a n d p e o p l e s e n t p a i l b u l e t o re-m o t e regions to find April fool awai t ing t h e m b one s h a p e o r ano the r .

B u t th is yea r , t h e th ree pa r t i cu la r Bel lows 'wi th w h o m we have to deal were n o t p r e p a r e d wi th a n y par t i cu la r Joke, though each auspected t h e o ther . And when Angelina, Billing u p in bed beside he r sister , SAW t h e gl i t ter ing whi te no te in t h e w o r k b u k e t , she im-med ia t e ly m a d e u p h e r [ m i n d tha t it w u " a t r i ck . "

S h e c rep t so f t i y towards i t and read t h e Inscr ip t ion—" Miss Bel inda Bel-l o w s ' — a n d re t i red t o he r pillow aga in .

" W h a t a flat t r i ck I " she u l d to her-fcdf. " W h y , Boll wiil guess a t once, unless she fo rge t s l h a l il is the first of Apri l . Ma ' s t r i cks are a lways so smar t , it 's q u e e r s h e should do nuch a foolish t h i n g . "

T h e n a t h o u g h t s t ruck her . She c r e p t t ip toe o u t of t h e room and down s ta i rs to t h e par lor , where Bridget w u m a k i n g t h e fire, t ak ing Uie letter wilh

h e r . " B i d d y , " BIIO s a i d , i n a w h i s p e r ,

" c o m e u p s t a i r s a n d a w a k e n m y s i s t e r ,

a n d t e l l h o r M r . S o f l h e A d b r o u g h t t h i .

t h l a m o r n i n g . T o l l i t a s if i t w e r e t h e

t r u t h , r e m e m b e r , a n d t h e r e ' s a s h i l l i n g

f o r y o u . "

A n d A n g d i n a t iptoed with ba re foo t sof tness h a c k t o bed . Bu i Belinda w u a w a k e th is t i m e .

" S h e ' s going lo t ry to fool m e , I know," alio sa id , lo he r se l f , with he r eyes s h u t a n d In a very cross mood , a n d awaited the d e n o u e m e n t wilh any-th ing bu t h e r u sua l good n a t u r e .

Biddy, m e a n w h i l e , h a d rcoognuied

t h e le t ter . " I t ' s a lucky o n e f o r m e , " she sa id ,

to horaelf . " A crown over n ight a n d a s b l l l b g In t h e m o r n i n g . " And u p s t a i n she J u m p e d , a n d knocked a t Be-I b d a ' s door .

" Ml t lhe r S o f l h e a r t bade m e give you thla, Miss," ahe u l d .

" I ' l l t each y o u to tell atorlea," said Bel inda. " Y o u know Miss Angel ina g a v e i t to y o u . "

B iddy w u c o n f o u n d e d . " H e gave i t to m e l u t uight , miss,

u t r u e u I h o p e to go lo h e a v e n , " s h e u l d , *

" L u t n igh t I" u l d Angelina, will a warn ing glance, supiiosing Biddy t o have forgot ten ho r l ess ju ,

" I m a n e th is m o r n i n g , " said Biddy, t ak ing the h in t ,

" G i v e m e tho let ter ," sa id Bel inda; t h e n Bnatdi ing il , alio lore it deliber-a te ly b i o f o u r piecos and threw t h e m on t h e fioor. " D o you suppose I moan to be called a n Apri l foo l?" ahe aob-bed, " You m i g h t havo m o r e c o n -a id—era t ion—for—my—feel inga , when he ' s trifled so , " And went off in to

hys ler io t . M a m m a ru shed b , Biddy acreamed

" m u i t i i e r . " SAI volatile w u appl ied , a n d iu tho confua ion , no exp lana t ion w u m a d e . Biddy awept t h e room a n d p u l t b e le t ter in the dus tpan . A n d Mr , S o f l h e a r t wa td i ed all d a y fo r t h e

w a t c h m a n — l u va in , T h a t a f t e m o o n Mr, Spooney called t ?

i nqu i r e a f t e r Miss Belinda's hea l th , a n d f o u n d he r well enough to walk ou t with h i m ; a n d Angel ina and he r m a m m a began t o c o m p a r e notes. T h e n , a n d n o l unt i l t hen , t h e letter began lo bo a m y s t e r y , a n d Biddy beieg sent fo r , ex-pla ined tha t , t o tho host of he r be-l ief , Mr. S o f l h e a r t gave it lo her to p u l a Mits Bel inda 's room thn n ight bo-

fore* T h e n , in d ismay, tho ladies r u m -m a g e d t h e dus tb in , a n d , a f t s : a n hour ' s search , r e a p p e a r e d in tho pa r lo r with d u i t y tressoa a n d aoilod handa a n d n i n e l i t t ie pieces of pape r , T a e i e , d e f t l y pieced toge ther , m a d s a whole no te , which , being perused , revealed a propo-Biliou,

Bel inda r e l u m e d rothor late with a very conscious look upon hor face , a n d s tared in u t o n i s h m e u t a t tho dusty ob-jects , who m e t ho r wilh exoi toment o n t he i r c o u n t c n a n c c s . I t w u a good while b e f o r e t b e t ru th w u could be ex-t rac ted f r o m t h e inter ject ions and e j ac -ula t ions with which sho w u g ree ted ; b u t when , a t last, it w u m a d e man i f e s t , Bel inda, l is tened like o n e In a t r ance . She h a d indeed been m a d e a n Apr i l fool o f . Mr . S o f l h e a r t h a d real ly pro-posed. T h o mans ion h a d boon o f fe red t i he r , tho b a n k t b e k and all t h a t m a d o t h e bache lo r an eligible m a t c h ; a n e she t h a t very evening hnd accep ted Spooney, f o r w h o m s h e carod very lit-tle, and who h a d only £150 a y e a r t o

livo u p o n . I t w u no t c o m p l i m e n t a r y to h e r be-

t ro thed , bu t Bbe went in to he r Becond

fit of hys ter ics a t onco. As fo r M r . Bof thear t , h e nover p ro-

p o s e d t o a n y o n e a g a i n . H e r e c c i v e i l

t h e n e w s o f B e l i n d a ' s b e t r o t h a l w i t h

c o n i p a r a t i v o c a l m n e s s , b u t m a d e h i s

w i l l n e x t d a y i u v i e w o f s u i c i d e , a n d

l e f t a l l h i s f o r t u n e t o a h o s p i t a l .

C h a n g i n g h i s m i n d , h o w e v e r , h e l i v e s

s t i l l , a n d s o d o e s B o i i n d a , o n a s e c o n d

floor, w h e r e s h e q u a r r e l s a g o o d d e a l

w i t h h e r h u s b a n d , w h o h a s c e a s e d t o

b e a t a l l a t t e n t i v e , a n d w o n d e r s v a g u e l y

w h a t h o m e a n t b y i t — m e a n i n g h i s

c o u r t s h i p a n d m a r r i a g e .

A n d M r . S o f l h e a r t n o v e r s e e s B e l i n -

d a , w h o w o u l i b o h a n d s o m e s t i l l i n a

d e c e n t b o n n e t ; a n d B e l i n d a n o v o r s e e s

t h o o l d b a c h e l o r , w h o m s h e r e a l l y

l i k e d , a n d j v h o is fine-looking u w e l l u

r i c h , w i t h o u t a b i t t e r r e m e m b r a n c e o f

t h e A r a l o f A p r i l w h i c h m a d o t h e m

a n d h u l e f t t b e m a p a i r o f A p r i l f o o l s .

O U B A L T A X .

A V t e l t t o B n t l a n d ' s F a m o n a F o r t r e a e .

— T h e K a y o f t h a K e d l t a r r a n e a n . From the I<oodon yueen.

T h e whole he igh t of t h e no r th f ron t of t h e Book (about 1.450 fee l ) is seen; a n d i l look , M grand a n d so s t rong lha t we do nol wonder tha t t h e Span ia rds do n o t like lis being ou t of the i r bands . As we re -en te red t b e town w e passed t h rough t h e m a r k e t place, wh ich lies between t h e ou te r a n d the I n n e r gates, n e a r the landing-place. T h e m a r k e t ia suppl ied f r o m Tang ie r . , in A f r i c a , and Algeclras and San K j q u c , In Spa in W e saw on t h o stalls beef , m u t t o n a n d k i d ; i lsh—mullet , sardines, soles, crabs a n d oysters ; f ru i t—oranges , lemons , da tes ; and vrgetables—polaloeH, art i-chokes , tomatoes , onions, lettuce, ce le ry . E v e r y t h i n g goes t o m a r k e t . W e saw t b e ofllcers ' wives d r iv ing away i o the i r little pony carr iages, t ak ing m a r k e t b g s a long with t h e m . W e went to see tho f a m o u s galleries c u t o u t in Uie rock , a n d lo m o u n t to t h e signal s ta t ion on t h e centra l peak of t h e Rock. W a i t i n g w u ou t of t h e qucel lon , so t h e gu ide got donkeys , e a c h with a species of l i t t le chai r o n its b a c k and a m a n to lead i t . T h r o u g h na r row streets —lanes, t hey a r e called—wo m o u n t e d to t h e no r th p a r t of t h e town, passing th rough t h e old Moorish wall into the p a r t of t h e rock cal led t b e C u t l e . H e r e t h e p e r m l n l o n to visit i h e galler les w u shown, a n d a soldier c a m e for o u r g u i d e . T h e n we m o u n t e d (still on t b e donkeys) th rough t h e long tunnels

which t r e cal led the gallerica, cu t o u t in t h e solid rocks . Al very shor t intervals t h e r e were openings , l ike s m a l l hollow-ed-out rooms, wilh boles fo r windows. But on t b e fieor of e a c h HtUe room stood a c a n n o n , t h e m o u t h of which pointed o u t th rough t h e window-l ike o p e n i n g . Al l round o n t h e floor were h e a p s of shells a n d balls. T h e whole of t h e gal ler ies look ove r t h e i s thmus, o r the s ea clcse to it , a n d so f a c e S p a b , T h e c a n n o n a r e q u i t e m o d e r n , a n d work is a lways going o u a l r e n g t h e n b g t h e fort if icat ions, m a k i n g n e w open-ings, e tc . T h e soldier who w u wi th us sa id t h a t t h e s m o k e blew b a c k into t h e gal ler ies when t h e guns w e r e fired, a n d filled t h e ga l le i ie . so t h a t t h e mon

could ha rd ly see. T h e larges t of t h e galleries t h a t wo u w is a g r e a t cham-

ber called St . George's Hal l , a n d hero were five cannon p o b t b g i o d i f fe ren t direction*. Under th is hall i . ano ther

l ike i t ca l led Comwall is Ha l l , to which a long s t a l r c u e , l h a t we d id n o l de-scend , led down. A f t e r we b a d pass-ed t h rough t h e galleries, t h e l u t of which we walked th rough , w e again m o u n t e d on r donkeys , and once more c l imbed t h e hil lside, p u l va r ious ala-l ions a n d outiocka, till we c a m e to the littie p l a t f o r m on which the aignal ata-lion ia bui l t . H e r e la a s m a l l h o u t e whe re t h e t ignal m a n l ive , wi lh hit wifo a n d f a m i l y . T h e p a v e m e n t of the p l a t f o r m cover t a l a n k filled wilh ra in water . On t h e p l a t fo rm a tands the two guns, f r o m o n e of which t h e morn ing and evening guns a r e fired. T h e r e Is also t b e s l g n d ataff, a n d t h e l i t t le abed whore i h e te legraph ia worked . A amall water t r ough h u been m a d o , f r o m which i h e m o n k e y s — t h e o n l y o n e . in E u r o p e — d r i n k . A book h u been kep t s ince 1866, ahowing t h e n u m b e r of the monkeya seen, a n d what t h e y were do ing a t t b e l i m e of the observa t ion .

T h e r e were only f o u r to be seen a t the

l i m e when t h e book w u begun to be kep t ; now the re a r e abou t twenty-one. Somet imes fo r days toge ther t hey are

nol aeon. W h e n we paid o u r viall thoy h a d not been aeon alnce t h e visit of the Pr ince of W a l e , to Gibra l t e r ; tbe so ld ier , t hough t t h e firing of t h e can-non a n d t h e i l l umina t ion , h a d f r ighten-ed t h e m too m u c h . T h e r e a r e m a n y c a v u a n d ho le , in t h e rock whe re they

can t a k e she l te r ; t hey only c o m e out when t hey want w a t e r . On Uie rock, nea r t h e signal alat ion, t h e r e la also an eagle ' , neat, where , f u r t o m e time p u t , a pa i r of eagle , have , y e a r by year , r ea red the i r young one . . T h e young eag le , go ; tho old o n e . . l a y . W e looked t h rough t h e te leecope a n d u w t h e neat.

WO N U E H H NE V E R C E I H E I — W O b e l i e v e t h a t C o n i u m p ' l o n o a n be a l o p p t d . T h i s n e w p r i n c i p l e D r . J . H . U c L t a n ' a OouKh a n d L u n g H e a l i n g a t o b n l a a , e n r e a Ooii>ha, C o l d s o r a n y T h r o a t o r l . u o g d l aeaae . T r i a l b o x e a 35 cla. , aen t b y m a l l . D r , J . 11. U e -L M U ' I e f f loe . » U O h w t m i t , EL. Ixmla , Mo,

A F i n e V M U I .

A new t ranspor t s h i p h a . Iieen l aunched a t Cherbourg , in France , which 1. de . c r ibed by F r e n c h Journals u Uie fli» vowel of the k b d in which have been realized al l t h o improve-m e n l t of mode rn t c i ence in r e f e r ence to hygiene . She la th ree h u n d r e d and fifty f e e t long, fifty-five f e e t wide, for ty feet h igh , a n d of five t housand fou r h u n d r e d l o u t bu r then , a n d U d e i g n e d fo r t h o t ranspor ta t ion of troo|>s lo t b e F r e n c h colonie . , Sho c o n t a i n , m o r e lha l o n e h u n d r e d r o o m . , f o r c f l lcen , all of whioli a r e spacious , admirab ly vent i la ted a n d l ighted, a n d suppl ied by p i p e , with f re . l i wa te r , wh ich the oc-c u p a n t . can m e a t d iscre t ion . I n t h e cen t r e of tho sh ip . In a p e r f e c t l y iso-la ted pesi t ion, is t h e hosp i t a l , which con ta ins e ighty beds, t h a t c a n be m a d e or u n m a d e b a m i n u t e . A l l t h e minut -est a r r a n g e m e n t s of a c o m p l e t e hospl lal es tab l i shment , inc lud ing d i -ponmry , l aundry , Inf i rmary a t t e n d a n t . , ward f o r t h e d e a d , etc., a r e h e r e p r o v i d e d . Fo r the sailors there a r e b e t w e e n six h u n drcd a n d seven h u n d r e d ber ths , wi th a p p a r a t u s of g rea t power fo r e f f e c l b g c o m p l e t e vent i la t ion. A i r , light, a n d wa te r a r e d ispensed abundan t ly t h r o u g h o u t t h e t n i p ,

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W I T A N D H T T M O B .

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t h a n o n e ? I n a b a r r e l .

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a t u b o f w a t e r t h a t h e r h u s b a n d h a d

I h o u g h t l c a s l y l e f t l u t h e p a s a g e w a y ,

c o n f i d e n t l y t e l l s h e r n e i g h b o r s t h a t

s h e " n e v e r f e l l s o i r r i g a t e d " i n a i l h e r

l i f e .

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t h e u s u a l s i g n o n i t s b e a d , a p i e c e of

p a p e r i n d i c a t i n g t h o a n i m a l f o r s a l e ,

w u a c c o s t e d i n a c o n s e q u e n t i a l m a n -

n e r , b y o n e o f o u r c u u a l v i s i t o r s :

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b a d l y ; l o o k w h a t a w h i l e f a c e h e ' s g o t

o n . " " I l e y , " Ba ld t h e b o y , " a n d y o u ' d

h a v e a w h i t e f a c e , t o o , i f y o u ' d l o o k e d

t h r o u g h a h a l t e r a s l o n g a s h o h u . " - - -

San Francisco Alia,

A Nl 'Hl iER o f o u r e x c h a n g e s , s a / s t h e

N o r r l s t o w n Item'd, h a v o s t a r t e d a d e -

p a r t m e n t of " o r i g i n a l h u m o r j " a n d

w h e n t h o f o r e m a n , i n m a k i n g u p t h o

p a p e r , e r r o n e o u s l y p l a c e s t h o c o m i c

p a r a g r a p h s i n t h e c c i c n t i f i c c o l u m n a n d

t h e s c i c n t i f i c i t e m s u u d e r t h e h e a d o f

h u m o r o u s , t h o r e a d e r n e v e r d i s c o v e r s

t h e m i s t a k e .

W H I N a m a n J u m p s o u t o f b e d i n t h e

d a r k a t m i d n i g h t t o t l i n g a b o o t a t a n

e l e c t o r a l c o m m i s s i o n o f c a t s i n t b e

b a c k y a r d , a n d p l a c e , h i s b a r e f o o t o n

a n e i g h t - c o r n e r e d p i e c e o f c o a l , h i s

w i f e w a n t s t o s l i c k h e r l i n g e r s t i g h t l y

b h e r e a r s i f s h e w o u l d e s c a p e h e a r i n g

s e v e r a l p a g e s o f p r o f a n e h i s t o r y I n l e u

t h a n t w o m i n u t e s . — A W . Herald,

A CHINESE m e d i c a l w o r k t e l l s h o w t o

t r e a t a p e r s o n t r o u b l e d w i t h n i g h t m a r e .

I t u y s t h a t y o u s h o u l d n o l r u d e l y

a w a k e n h i m b y b r i n g i n g i n a l i g h t ;

b u t t h a t y o u s h o u l d b i t o h i s t o e , b l o w

i n h i s e a r s t h r o u g h s m a l l t u b e s , p u l l

o u t f o u r t e e n h a i r s f r o m h i s h e a d , t w i s t

t h e m t o g e t h e r a n d t i c k l e h i s n o s t r i l s

w i t h t h e e n d s . P u l e t h i s i n y o u r

n i g h t c a p . — Worcester /VM.

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l i t l l o h o l e i n t h e d o o r , s o t h a t t h e b i g

a n d t h e l i t t l e c a t c o u l d b o t h g o i u a u d

o u t , h a s b e e n m a t c h e d b y a L o w e l l

m a n w h o p u t u p a s i n g l e b e l l i n t h e

h o u s e a n d a t t a c h e d a w i r e f r o m i t t o

h i s f r o n t d o o r a n d o n e t o h i s b a c k

d o o r . I l u s u a l l y t a k e s t w o J o u r n e y s t o

d i s c o v e r a t w h i e h d o o r s o m e b o d y h a s

p u l l e d t h e bel l .—AT. Y. Tribune,

" LADIES' d r e a s e s , " u y s a f u h i o n a b l e

m a g a i b e , " w i l l fit t i g h t e r t h a n e v e r

t h i . a p r i n g ; " b u t , r e a l l y , i t ia h a r d l o

t e e h o w t h i . i . t o b e a c c o m p l i s h e d .

T h e o n l y p o s s i b l e w a y a p p e a r s l o b e l o

i m i t a t e t b e p o o r a r t i s t w h o p a i n t e d a

b e a u t i f u l p a i r o f t l o c k i n g f l f o r h i t

g r i u t t e , a u d i t I s d o u b t f u l If t h i s p l a n

c o u l d b e a p p l i e d t u c c e u f u l l y I n p r o -

d u c i n g a n e n t i r e d r e u . T h e r e ' , n o

t e l l i n g w h a t t h e m o d l a t e a m a y d o ,

t h o u g h , - 6 } . Louit Itrpublioan.

A n o o n s t o r y u t o l d o f a P e n n s y l -

v a n i a G e r m a n w h o fills t h o t w o - f o l d

p o t i l i o n i n t h e c o m m u n i t y o f u i o o n -

k e e p e r u n w e e k d a y s a n d o r g a n i s t o f a

c h u r c h o n S u n d a y s . A s h o r t t i m e a g o

h o h a d b e e n u p p r e t t y l a t e o n a S a t u r -

d a y n i g h t w a i t i n g o n c u s t o m e n , a u d

n e x t d a y , w h i l o p r e a i d i u g a t t h o o r g a n ,

f o u n d i t d i l H c u l t t o k e e p h i . e y e . o p e n .

T h o p r e a c h e r p r o c e e d e d w i l h h i t a e r -

m o n l o t h e e n d , a n d a t i t . o o n c l u s i o n

t h e o r g a n i a l w u f a s t a s l e e p a n d s n o r -

i n g l o u d l y , T h o c h o i r l i v i n g i n r e a d i -

n e s s t o b e g i n s i n g i n g , a o m e o n e a h o o k

t h e a l e e p i n g m u a l c i a n f r o m h i s s l u m -

b o r a t o p l a y t h e a o o o m p a u i m o n t . H o

a w o k e w i t h a a t a r i , a u d e l e c t r i f i e d U i e

c o n g r e g a t i o n b y s h o u t i n g a t t h o t o p o f

b i a v o i c e : " R o s e y l l i f e g l o s s p i e r ,

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F i v e T l i o u w i n d B e o k a U U e n A w « y f o r

I h e A a k l n g . W h i l e Dr , H , J a m e e w a s a t t a c h e d l o t h e

U r i t i s h M e d l r a l HUH lu t h a K a i l I n d i t a , b ia h i g h p o a i t i o n a n a b l a j h i m t o ca l l a b o a t h i m t h a heal cheu i l a t a , n b y a l c i a n t , a n d i c l a n t l a t a o l I h e d a y , a n d w n l l e e x p e r i m e n t -i n g w i t h a n d a m o n g t b e na t lvca , h e a e d -d e n t a l l y m a d e t h e d i a c o v e r y t h a t OOHSOMI--TIOK c a n b t p o i l t l v e i y a n d p e r m m e n t l y o n a i D . D u r i n g I h e m a n y y e a r a of b ia so-j o u r n t h e r e , h e d s v o t c d h t a t i m a t o t h e t r e a l m e i i l of L u n g Dtaeasea, a n d u p o n b i s ratiipuient h a l e f t w i t h ua b o o k a a n d p a p e r s coDla lDlng f u l l n a r t l c n l a r a , t h o w l n g t h a t e v e r y o n e c a n bo h i s o w n p h y s i c i a n a n d p r e -p a r c h is o w n m e d i c i n e , a n d a u c h I n f o r m a -i i o n a a w e h a v e rece ived wa n o w o f l e r l e t h e p u b l i o w i t h o u t p r i ce , o n l y u k l n g t h a t e a c h r e m i t a t h r e e r e n t i t a m p f o r p o a t a s e . A d -d r e s s 0 H A D D O C K A CO. , l , 0 8 2 R a c e 8 t . , P h i l a d e l p h i a , _ P a .

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ohronloThroat Disease. " ItroieiCi llrmchiat Trodui," a re a n e f f e c t u a l COUUH IUJIEU*,"

INKTANT R E L I E F , — U n l i k e m o s t r e m e -d i e s r r r o i i i m e n d e d f u r t h i s d iseaae , S a n -f o r d ' a l U d l c a l C u r e f o r C a t a r r h d o e a n o t k e e p t b e su f l e r e r l o n g in s n i p e n a e a s t o i t s o u r a t i v a p r o p e r l i e a . l l e l i e f i a l n s t a n t a n e o o a a n d a u r e

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V e g e t i n e la effectire In III cure of F e m i l i W e i k n n a .

Vege t ine la the ("real remedy for Oeneral Debility.

Vege t ine P r e p a r e d b y H. R . S t e v e n s , Bos ton , M a s s .

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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION l i t h i onlr complete Pictorial Ulatory of tbe Cenl.a-nlal pnbllabed.' A mammoth panorama, ! . • • • l a r j i e n f r i r l n n , many of then! belni U S by ai*! lichee, a c e n t e W n n t e d . Addreaa, Anency Nenariment,

FRANK LESLIE'S PUBLISUINO HOUSE. 537 Pearl Street . New York.

W I I b o r ' K ' o d L l e e r O I I a n d L i m e The ureal populmty of thla aafe and elllciciona ereparatiun l l i l o i e i t t i l b n t a b l e t u l i . l n t r l o . l c wi r lh . In tho cure of Cuniiha, Cold.. A. thiua, Bionchilla, Whoopln* Conib, Scrulnlun. Humor . , and all Con.nmptlre ~l mpumn. it h i . no auperlur. it e-iual. Let nu ono nei l rc t the e i t ly armptoma of dlaeaae. whei i n a cent la i lmaat band whieh will alleviate all com-plainta of tho Cheat, l .un ia or Throat. Mannfac-lured only by A. B. WILBUR, CheDlal, BoiTni. Sold by i l l dtUMlali.

l a r e n than any other. It -ella ateadllr, and main-nil unr i-u.tumer. .peak imlfuimly in i t . fe and effl. ient medicine uf i t . kin '

A YEAR. AllKNrS WANTED u i i u u r H r a a d C o n t M a a l l a n P r o e p e e t n i , l epment l iK $ 2 5 0 0

ISO b l S T I N C T BOOKS ranle,! eiery where. TV b l ( ( e a i I h l n a erer Irinl. iale-made Itulu thla wbeualTai l l le Buok.fall, AI.o uienl. wanletl uu our l B a | t n l l l r » n t t ' A N I I . V J U H L K N . Superior to all olhera. U llh liiTaluable Illn.lrali-il Aid. aud auperb Bllidlni:.. Tkrtt llookt ir.it Ite ll'orlif. f u l l particular'- free. Addre-. .IOIIN E. I'liTTEU A I II.. Pul.li.lier., i ' l l l l AilKM'IIIA.

liUTTKH COLOR. TW -l I t jwi I t - r la lb* v«rM. »m4 ia« —iy —0 i-aHad

OftUSBtaJ f i l l* UxlaJ. llftliraleUlUT aplfca III* Jnu* r'a*a i-nttrr. |.r..iwriDfl »*iur aaTw and at hliK<r |.F«<«. Ivltlra l.uttrr tu cJ- r au l llatei aa.| Ir. |ln«. la far au|M>ri<>r ^ntirtla, tamaltor auj mbrr C»4.>r mauura'' ti.r«l. and lb* "till riul.l thn alii t».-i roUr buiumlU. It a l l .11.1' era « rbaralaa. 1 !>*«• I •HI —W* lUCU |««a4a •rft'iiur. Th' U ai i»l • ti. t|«at i«» altltck«ti»r. I •III - nl. m nvHH -f frw hy rtrrvea. (.1 \ht o(Vr I'Mief Mi -it,,11 Mlirf. 1 11. ; | n « 1 IH . U * . famrra alab li-f- tl. 1 auJ try | | . (r>i»t« H'aQli«l. f i t onl anl Pr»a»rtf.

am*, a. - a m i . u t t r .k SUMI. rtiud.lpkie, ra.

A G R E A T O F F E R ! ! M . ' n S a ^ ino P i ANON A OKU ANN. new and i r r o n d hand, o/ Hral-elaie maker* . Ineludluc MA TKBN'. nl l o n e r r r l r e i Ibr raah er Inalall menta ur In te l nnt l l M i d Ikr than r t e r h e -forenirered. WATtitM'WBANIt Mtl ; AHK and t lPBIUHT P i ANON Jk OBUANN In-e lnd tn* Ihelr NKW NOI'VKNIH and IIOV. BOiRiare Ihe BK*T HAOK. LOCAI. nnd Tit IV KLIN a AUKNTN WANTBB. Illm-t ra ted Catalocnea Bal led . A liberal dta-r o n n t lo Trachm, Miiitiert, l.'knrrkta, Srhooti, l.o.hra.Mf. Nheel Mnale n t hal rnr lee , IIOB-AtK WATKBN A NONN. SiannnM-tnrerw and Dealers, 4t K. I4lh Nl.. Vnlan Nqnare. N. T .

P I L E S ! | i r . Brown'. Herbal Ointment Suppoailurlee a t e

.uai.inli-e.1 tu cure any eaaeuf I'ilea that ran i-e found in iho United Sli lea, A .ample hoi uf tlu .e Siipim.iturii'. will be aent fri-e by nu l l lo ail) anf' fererun receipt of twenty cent . , lu prepay |-u.t.ik-. and parkim;. Resular price I I . Addre.. I>r. O . P I I K I . r . H B B O W N . t l U r a n d Nl., Jrrnry Vltj. N. J,

w i m THI H j - p o p h o a p h i t e a o f L i m e a n d S o d a .

Ui<ummended by the leadinit ph),iciaiiatlirunRbuut the conntry. A. a .prliiit medicine lor purllyin» Ihe liloo<t,and cure for Uheuiuitl.iu, Neuraiiia or Scrofu-la. It haa noMual . A.k lu i i rd ru i e l i t f"r i t ;a«k yuur phyald in i l iou t l t . WM W. IIARTLKT A L t t . N.111 nfai lurinit Cliemiata, IWI HUh St., B,»tuii, Ma.. .

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cll lc fur tluaillaua.e. Itcail hardl) b e u j -eelleil. even in uld and ulwlinale caaca, Thi- relief la -u |'riini|it that no uno who ha- ever Iri.-1 It will U-niihimt il.

I ' l I .VI ' I 'KI I I IANOM A M I K A t ' E . I 'miiTu F.xlr.icl 'liuiild l»- in every family thla r.iu.-'i weather. It rrmovei the aoreneaa and r iiv.-hne>., an l •ol tei ia and h e a l e l!i-"kiii pruiin i h .

II11 E I ' M A T I S I I , Durliia wvereandelumiei l i le Wiilher. nu unu - i lh ) ' ' t t.i Kheniuitlc P i l n . ' h o u M be urn-da, withoul I ' o n d ' i F.vtnu-i . whieh n la«n)a r r l l i - a r . .

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un- . the di-ea-,-. ( ' I I I I . m . A I N S will K- immi ' l ly relieved a n t

ullinutel)- enred liv balhiiiir the altlu-teil 1'arla will, I 'onil 'w K i t m e t .

1 -UOSTKII I.I.It U S . - P u n i r a E x i r n c t I n v a r i a -bly r r l l r v e a t h e I > a i n a n 1 liiull) ( ' n n - « .

S O K E T I I K O A T . OI I X S Y . I N F I . A M K I I T O S S I I . S . ( M l A I U PASHAIiKM are |iruni|'llv c n n t l by Hie n-e ol I'OIIII'K h m r n n . II n i -vcr Inl la .

I I I S T I I U i n n d I ' a r a o l I 'nnd ' i . E x t r n r t . in l<amiihli( fuim.keiit fneunai ipheal ; .n in

I ' d M I ' S K X T I t A C T I ' d . , IIS It nidi-11 l .nm- , N r t r V o r k . Suld by Ilruin,i.ta.

T h e W h i t e I t i i s s l u n S p r l c g W h e a t

The experience of hundre.!. uf ie| |nld farmera d n r i n i the pa.t .eaaun mure than an i t a ln . every claim heretofuiu made in favur of thU r r t i ' i . It haa Iieen thurunili ly te.ted In all of tbe .e r ln j t «heat f l u « hiit Slate. , and Ihe te. | |muO) 1. ail In Hi favon many f e r m e i . d i e l a i e i t to I - M-I lietier than wn retri ' . ruled, or clilmed fur it ia.l year.

K i ; I I I T i l t : T K N T I M O N V . Mr. SIrpkeu llnrduii uf l lm-n Bay, Wl.

Iwrile.- My White lluMlan Wheal waa n . ,lowed nntll the la. t Week lu May, )• ! It yielded <;lil|.b"la pur in 1", while my ulliei wheat. . . |»I .| th r ie He,.I,, eallli ' l , ) ielde<l (luil IMiu.lieS,and wa-badly liiokenduHn mid t e n much •hi i inkru. ike llu—Ian whrat atuud ll|> Hell,.1 nd 1. uriu,.d<|i*allly.

Mr. fleni) 111 ikely. Caller Creek, h a n . . t i lr .- I lowed olie.hlll builn I

e» ielded a blMhel. per acre f 11. A. Field. Kilb iorii I lly. Wl. . . [.The I l u i . l i n Wh.al I piirrbiied of fyleldtd more lhan Iwl.e a . mnrh at r u t h r r v a r K i ) in th i . viclnllr. \ Frum I 'ba. . Malheuy. l l iM' . rd . t l l l e [ Allien. C11 , (Milu I rai.ed .11 bn-bel . ul [ Ihe White RllMlan Wheat from une ball r l.u.helul .ia-,1 iiiirchaieil ui ytui Ia.l . | i r ln i

I think it wunld have averai id n bu.liel.

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I'laiit Claialocue of Hliievea fTre. ,0 Swrel 1 hu-liiiit Tn-,-- fur 11.

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SPRING OVrUCOATS, S P I T I N O S I " I T S .

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Trunks, Trunks, From 75 Cents to $15. S T A R C L O T H I N G H O U S E , G r a n d H n p ' d " .

THE FATHERS GREW RICH BY SAVING PENNIES !

THEIR OHILDHBN SEEK TO BY ONE GRAND GRAB.

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I» ii realy quile ailonlihlng what handjomc and deeirable drei«* lhei« low priced goodi make.

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t h e . ' i s ls .

G r a n t i s l l i o e x - P a - d •' i : ^

O T P A . T ^ T L * 1 5 - 1 INT I D J

AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.

LEAVE ORDERS FOR

C A R D S , LETTER-HEADS, UILL-HEADS, STATEMENTS, SniPPING-TAGS, CIRCULARS,

A U C T I O N RILLS, P O S T E R S , itIHKFS, BY LAWS,

AND ALL KINDS OF PAMPHLET WORK.

LATEST AND BEST

STYLES OF TYPE IN USE.

I T T E . Crlatadoto'a l lalrl iyi I '

11 act. IniU'iirnenuily, pr II | al ahaden ol Dlark or Bru

th.PKIN and la tftilly ap 1 preparation, and a latorlle | ed Toilet f j r Udy or t«oll

] P. O.llor, l.ll.T,

ST aud IIKHT i moat ualur-WOT STAIN

• a .landi rd I wall appoint-br "ni»»lata ItOBO, -Veil i'crk

q q q n :• q q TO Ti l8 WOU KI Mi CLASS.-

•d to futoUhall cla»i« I ita*. bome.tbe vbolei I nanta llualncaa now ^hi • «r either aei eailly a n u

p r re rea io f , anda porll u t l .

, art now pie-i«iant ainpluy-i nr lor apart oQlaUa. Per-

55 centa to |5 'truUDC

whole lime In tbe buiin i . J via u d £lrla ear neatly aa much aa n - u . Ibal all a ^ o a » tbl/no-Ilea may at-nd their addr I* nnd la.t tha bualuaaa — maki- thla nnotrallttrd . tier: To auch aa are nol

1 aatiified wa w ill aend nv dollar to ray for the B ol wrltlni;. Pull ^ .n l c j l an , .ample. .orth ' lol l t ra tocoaiiciLir work on, and * cony

and Pliealda, one ut the Uria.t and beat f l -J Puldli-alloni, all tent rn eby mall. Ueadir

it you waul Frrmautnl, p m n i i b l a work, aldiaaa UtoKortf i .vaox k Co ,Poillflod,Maine.

H O N 4 Y !

j $20,000 lo loan on ii iprovcd farmi io Kent couniyjn lumiof |5Ui and tipwanlf. on three lo fire yean time

•IDNT & DAVIS, Roonu 13 nnd ' a !'i».;« tllocl'. (Irand

Ripida, Michigan.

Forman's Harness S H O P !

I n l h e t ' . n . Winium; liuildlng. Weit Side,

LOWBLIi , MICH.

niaiti it thegsodm i ?, tben of tne r . a]

irtur nt an rxi-c"tli'n li.ucd out of and under "lot Ibo Circuit Cnurl tir Iba County or nttertcd MI I!.'- tLl[t'i rilb dn} nl March A in 1 ivin tl CharU. J. Wrtihburu and t thegsodnn l chif.ela and lor want tb«ie.

t i le ol MjrnH 11. Norton, tkr t Ibi-nln named. 1 hare Irtled upon and

:.a cipoae lur >alii Bt public anclloo. to tl.a I •••i biililer, nt I •• liont tnlrancof r Ler i ic . Hi...::, ia th- City ofGrand llaplda, in tbe county ot Ki nt tnd State ul Ultbtpan, t tat belifi t i e place lor haldlO|the Clrcrlt i ourt in the county

•»ia me ailuitid.nn Hnnday. tbt A. 1). 1«7 , at H" o'clock

uldpremlaca ere :!-lda> ol klar, A. 1>. IS',., ai ii- ocioca in i n c . run-nonn of that Caf, alltl.c t i ; b t . tllle and In- I l ri -l cISIyionll. Nnitin, to the lollowln^ dii-crlied propi i ty. |n .» l t .

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p B O B A T E O B D K 1 ! .

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3J re Aduinlitralor.

n o v l i n t h i s p t r i >d - s a p o M e i a :

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O ' l - i , wtf t t ^ a i i i m a k e o n ' i v s p e c t f n l

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b . i l; a n d . A | i p o ( n a ' 1 iw.-Cinbinuali

Commercial.

T H E V E R Y f JATEST |

B n e c i a l C i s p a t c h

T O T H E L O W E L L J O U R N A L !

" W A J V T E I D !

The Citizens of Lowell and adjoining towns

to know that

J. M. We a ther wax,

H a i the l a r g e s t and Best assortment of

B O O T S & S H O E S

He Ever Had.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES

Walking Shoes and Slippers.

A large anil Elegant iinc of

I D r e s s G - c o c L s !

Also a! large line of

Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Diagonal

S X J J C T X K - O S ,

And the BOSS TAILOR to Make them.

Come and tee for Yourselves.

J. M. Weatherwax,

Union Block, - Lowell^ Mich,

J i PROP. L i g h t and D r a f t Ha rnes s , mmle to

order and w a r r a n t e d .

Robes, Blankets, Whips, Collars,

E t c . , a good s tock on h a n d , for sale a t low ligures.

TRIMMING AND UPHOLSTERING

Dune In liul-clau ilyle. Tbe patronage of Ihe pnbllc ii roipectfally tolleiUd.

E. A. FORMAN.

H. W. AVERY,

F r e s h ? M e a t s .

Poultry,

Oysters

A L I . KINDS Of OAUE1N S E A t O K

PAID FOX ALL KIKDBQy

U v e S t o r k , S a l t F o r k , H l j e i

P e l t s &ci 1 C*ntra lUi ik*l . Brldl* Street.

n w . A v s n r .

J J A R N E S S .

COLLAR, - : - A K D - ( -

TRUNK STORE li ink Block, Lowell, Mich.

(P in t Doer Veil Lowell National l i t ok.)

L I G H T A D R A F T H A R N S 8 S ,

; C O L L A R S i H O R S E C L O T I N G

R O B E S A N D M L A N K K T S W h i p s

j A N D T R U N K S .

i C o l l a r s i n a n f a i t i i i d l ni.il r i d m

I Wholesa le and Retail .

REPAIRING !

Done on shi rt no t ice anil nt r e a s o

1 ble r a t e s .

j A . 1 1 W o r k A V a r r a n t e d

E F I L L E R .

Ayer's

Sarsaparilla F o r S c r o f u l a , a n d nil

Mri i f i i lonsdisea . - ien .Krj ' -t i j i e l a s . Hose o r S I . A i i -t h o n y ' i l i r e . K n i p l i o n s a n d E m n l i v c d i f e n s c s of t h e s k f n , U l e e r a i i o n s o f I h e L i v e r , S t o m a c h , K i d n e y s , Lun iks , P i m -p l e s , P u s t u l e s , B o i l s , n i o l c b e s . T u m o r s . T e l -

' t e r . S a i l I l h e u m . S c a l d U i n i f w o r m . U l c c r s . S o r e s ,

i t h e i i m a l i s m . N e u r a l g i a , P a i n in Ihe B o u e s . S i d u i i n d l l c a d . F e m a l e W e a k -n e s s , S t e r i l i l v , L e u c o r t i i c c a , a r i s i n g f r o m i n t e r n a l u l c e r a t i o n , a n d u t e r i n e d i s e a s e . S y p h i l i t i c a n d M e r c u r i a l d i s -ease.*. D r o p s y . D y s p e p s i a , E m a c i a -t i o n , G e u c m l D e b i l i t v , a n d f o r I ' n r l -f y i n g Iho B l o i s l .

T i n s S a r s a p a r i l l a is a c o m b i n a t i o n of v e g e t a b l e a l t e r a t l v c s - S t i l U D g i a , M a n -d r a k e . Y ' e l l o w D o c k — w i l h I h e I o d i d e s of P o l n s s i u m a n d I r o n , a n d is t h n m o s t e i l i c ae ious m c d i c i n e v e t k n o w n f o r ( h e d i s e a s e s it is i n t e n i l e d t o c u r e .

l i s i n g r e d i e n t s a r o s o s k i l f u l l y c o m b i n e d t h a t t h e f u l l a l t e r a t i v e e lTect o f c a e h i - a s s u r e d , a n d w h i l o il is s o m i l d a s l o be. h a r m l e s s e v e n t o c h i l d r e n , it i s s l i l l s o c fTee tua l a s l o p u r j j e o u t f r o m i h e s y s t e m t h o s e i m p u r i t i e s n n d l o r r u p t i o n s w h i e h d e v e l o p i n t o l o a l l i s o m e d i s e a s e .

T h e i v p u t n l i o n i l c n l o y s l s d e r i v i d f r o m i t s c u r b s , a m i li te c o n l l d e n e t ' w h i c h p r o m i n e n t p h y s i c i a n s a l l o v e r t h e c o u n t r y r e p o s e in il p r o v e s I h e l r e x p e r i e n c e of l i s u s e f u l n e s s .

C c r t i l l e a t e - n l l c s l i i n i i i s v iHt i t ' s h i v e a e e u m n l a l e d . a m i are. e o n -s l a n t l y b e h f j r e e e i v e i l , a m i a s m a i n of I h c s e e a - e - are. p u b l i c l y known", t h e y f u r n i s h e n n v i n e i n ^ t-vi t lem-e m I h e s u p e r i o r i t y of l i t is S a r s a i i a i i l l a o v e r e v e r y o i l i e r a l t c r a l i v o m e d i c i n e . S o g e n e n l l l y is i t s s i i i i e r io r i ty t o a n y o t h e r m e d i c i n e k n o i v u t h a t w o n e e d d o n o m o r e l h a n t o a s s u r e I h e p t ib l i e l h a t i h e be.-1 rp ia l l i i e s it h a s e v e r p o s s e s s e d a r e sirlt-l ly m a i u l a i n e d .

rnr.rAUKD or

Dr. J . C. A V E R & C O . . L o w e l l , Mass.. Praettcal ami .Innliillcat Chcuilili,

SOI.D | :v AIX KUCUUISTS lAT^VWIIlatK

Detroi t an< B l n w A i k e e R a l l m 4

T h e O l d B e l U b l * B o u t e t o a l t p o i n t s

E a s t » n d W e s t -

TraiDalatT* Lowell

OOINO CAST. Through Mai l 11.-44 A. M Uren ing Expresi 6-20 r . M Mixed t o O w o u o 2:00 P .U Through Freight I 00 p . m

OOINO WEST. Sunday Night V i s e d 7:16 A. M T h r o u g h Fre igh t B:00 A.M Nigbt R x p r e i i 1:40 A.M Through Hall 6:01 p. M OWOMO M i x e d 11 :40 R *

• a rThrou fb t l ake t a toall prlaciyalpaU*' - . A .raale at thrcninpaaT'* oSoe.Lowell . ' • " Ladteeind Rraokl. | M n o« d M U k c

Lo«el lA |em| .

N. B.

HURRAH FOR BLAIN.

Dealer in

D R Y GOODS,

DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.

T T A T i S

c * ? O A P i B ,

S A - T S O b O A . J P I

P Caalke

by t r a f y a t a l l *T*rf IL* Bulneli • e f i ' B U k . t i . l

t a n • • * , i a f M t t , Hala*

A B B l O N K B ' d 8 A I - B .

Notice la hereby f l ra i i lhal on Ihe 21th day Uaich, A.U.IBIT.comBeoelnf a l oae o'clock, p, m. at Lowell,Kent Counly.tllclilgaD, I ahall tellat Putd.e auction, lo Ihe bliheat bidder, a ato*k ol S'uolvn Ulll machlD*ry,roimtily uaed la Ik* Low-ell K'ool*D lll ' la, b.lontlncto th* nta teuf Murl i 11. Dlodtel ta baakrnpt.

Haled, Lowell. yekVJT , A. D UT:. Mwl WM. WISNKR TAYl.OR Aaalfne*.

Aboie aal* I* b*i*by adjoaioad I* April ISth 11". at lam* lime and plar*.

W. W. TATLOB, I a ] A«tl |air.

No Fii lure Known-T h e r e i* n o ense o n r c c o r d w h e r e D r .

M o r r i s ' S y r u p of T o r , W i l d C h e r r y nnd l l u r e h o u n d b u s f a i l e d t o g i r e sn t i s fne -l i on . On I h e o t h e r Itsntl, w h e r e v e r i t has been u s e d b y o u r p e o p l e . In se t e r e co lds , co i i ghs , n s lhn i a , b r o n c h i -t is , c r o u p , w h o o p i n g - c o u g h a n d con-s u m p t i o n t h e y a r e e n t h u s i a s t i c i n l i s p r a i s e . C o n t u l u i n g n o o p i u m « r o t h e r i l u n g e r o u s d r u g , i t d o e s n o t c o n s t l p n l c , nnd is s a f e l o a d m i n i s t e r in a l l c o n d i -t i o n s of h e a l l h . T h i s is a u i m p o i l a n t a n n o u u e i n c n t , a n d t h e Buffer ing a r c nd-vised lo h e e d i t . T r i a l s i r e 10 c t s ; l a r g e s izes 50 c e n t s a n d O n e Do l l a r . So ld b v J . C . W e s t , so le a g e n t , L o w e l l .

A l so a g e n t f o r P r o f . P a r k e r ' s P l e a s -a n t W o r m B y r u p , w h i c h is s u r e d e a t h t o w o r m s , p l e a s a n t t o t a k e , a n d r e q u i r e s no p h y s i c . P r i c e 25 c t s . T r y i t .

Car poling s and Oil Cloths, ^

N O T I O N S , & C .

N O T I O N S , & C . ,

N O T I O N S , & C .

C l o t l a . i n . g ' l v £ a , d . © t c

O F I U E S J E t ,

AND WARRANTED TO PIT.

My stock of Goods will always h e fonnd P ' resh and ol the bes t stylea that can bu selected for thin market . Pr ices as l ow as at G r a n d Rap ids

or elgewberc.

Opposite Lowell;National Bank, Lowell, Mich.

N. B. BLAIN.

JOB PRINTING D o n e a t t h i s offico a t

Covered Buggies,

Open Buggies, . - -

Platform Spring Wagons,

S I D E BAR A N D Sr.yp. S P R I N G W A G O N S .

$100

6 o

t o $ 2 0 0

to 1 5 0

1 0 0 to 1 3 5

Arthur W o o d , 37 WAterloo St.

J 9 B W O R K C H E A P E R T H A N E V E R A T T H E

^ JOURNAL OFFICE.