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TV A IT M : T CAIRO B ULLETIN. r JUcUJU I VOLUME XII. THE TWENT iFIRST AKNUAL STATEMENT OF THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OP TUB UNITED STATES, lQ BROADWAY, NEW YORK. , HENRY B. HYDE, President. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1880. AnottnTor Lines Mm, Jan. 1. 1SH0 INCOME. Premium ....... n Inters! and rent Net prollt on Investments '.'," SMSO.fWte I.TTO,7 81 ,718,Wr 05 DISBURSEMENTS. Claim by death ud matured ndw- """""i unsaasr vain, ana an nuities 3,106,410 M Discounted endowmcst and matured tontine pollole-... 178 MS 0s , Total paid pottqr holders. . .. ; 4,791,8? 97 Dlvldoudon capital 7,000 0u Agencies snd ooinnilsskras M,4ST0o General expenses . sw.MS M BUM, county and city taxe.. 9,WV Ketciin umU, Dee. St. 1880. . A8BET8. Bond nod mortgages .,.. United htatas .lock. t 80,409344 to I 8,05.1,47560 i X,ol3,l W But stocks, city iloclu, and itorks uthorlxd or ths laws of the state of Mew York..... Loans seeursd by bond sad stocks. Heal estate in New rorfc and Boston and parcbated under for.clo.ure.. Cash on band U banka and other de pixllorle. onmtereetand Id tran.lt (since received) Da from sgenu on account of pre mium. . H.mt,m 47 7,0l4,Si m S,Sd,SU ft! 2.183.(07 239,421 Si K,4.M4 03 1,61.051,28 Market value of took and bond over eot...M... Interest and rent dse and accrued Premium, due and In proeeaa of coliuction (less premium paid la advance, pajlil) Deferred premium .,,... MS.S39 00 aUJ6W iCi ToUl aseets, Dec. SI, l880...... 41,1(4,802 U Total liabilities including legal re serve )'r reinsurance of all eitit ing pullet. 31,800.308 It Total undivided surplus.... a.ttBJXMI SI Of which belonp ( computed) to poltde ta general elaa 4, 9454 81 Of which belong, (aa compnted) to pollcla U tontine daw :,383,i 00 Rwks Assumed in 1880,135,170,805 00 Bisks Outstanding - 1 77.597,703 00 U.K. TIME CARD AT CAIRO. lUlKOIS CENTRAL R. R. TIUM tuiri. HUPS DBTAT. tVl,. 4iee.m MU ...4:35 p.m Express B:U a-ra I lEtpte. A0 p,m 'Aoconv'datton, 4M)p.m tAccomdalioa..U:10a m MISS CKSTRAL B. It. tMaJl B lWp.ml tMall.... ;ta.ra tEipreii-... 11:30a m tKspreu 9 "JO a.B3 C. 8T. U H. R. (Marrow Qttge.) Erpre. 4:p.u I Egpret..... . 8:40. an Aecom d.tolnl'iaWp a AecMMallft. lttOp.m Bunday extor'n S.-Ojp.m Sunday eicar'n 8:40 a.m ST L, I.M.tS.H.R. tErproM :M m I tEpr.... ..ll:Kp m Aannm'Atitm. 1 ,(U'Jon.ll:45 a m " CATKO A V1HUKKN JW R. it. - - - u . . A 11 & 1. A.M M M Hall ai .... 8:w a.m -u 'Daily except Bandar- Dally. VAJRIITY 8TORI. Jf EW YORK STOKE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The Largest Variety Stock IK THE CITY. 1 GOODS SOLD VERY CLOSE O. O. PATIKK fc CO.. Oor. Nineteenth tren CftiTO. 111. Commercial Avenue vwixw, MVTTJATiAID 80C1KTT, IE UREKA! EUREKA!! A SUBSTITUTK Utt jilt , wou . mstn tM . V VCTt t WIDOWS' & ORPHANS' Mutual Aid Society, OF CAIRO. Wnlte Jal ltni TJn4er 0,6 Uwl of the State 01 mmoi.. vii"'" 9, 1877, Under Aft of CongrfM. OFFICKRS: k G. 8CHUB Prealdent 6:I8T1NB Vies Preaidont ,. Medical Advieer W'nOMAU L?Wt8 rildluntBecroUry KXKOUTI VK COMMTT.. r,. LKIOHTON, Is V pitcQER I.O. WRIT. , B v.4IIKY. -. . nn MANAGERS: ... . ain. Hira. wanie.Bia ' . William Btratton, oi "'"v i. and rsUtl drug Vocsr.; Paul O. Bchuh, wh0.I""2Jhant- Ja. .i... n.,.. r..ihtnn. eommtatlon mercnant,a- OcGrhefJumber dsalyr ; J. J- ieUn: J, A. floldatlna. sf Go ditlns & Rosenwaier, WholMMs and reuil dry ?w'l,";,f Vind "fPS "SSir.- .i.;" d solicitor: Albert hZ. dei in or and Vain; F. Broas, pre. dent Alsxan,le Connty Bank i O. W. Contractor snd buUder; Cyrus CUms, jtensra tSJntl Tboma. Uwla, tscroUry "?i0,5ef il XZZL 8. Thomas, broom manufacturer! W. F. i, i nrTaMl. contractor and bnlider; v.- i, n SmSc. 8U. AN. O. rallaoad iMoaes Phillip, car 'SSirtH.A.Chnmblsy, oonlractor, Cairo, 111. Hoenecr. lsrgvmn,8t Lsnls. Mo. it. H. "rry, phvslcUn,, Ww-fflt manu(ctir.r of sad mrrr. r-I-TYi.. lnJMMn umlin Xthuns. elicaltl, lta1swipploUF,i. w m v klnaletarv, tBTlel Artln-ton, ly. W. Fulton, at. r nyam wtooj, From the nndlvlded inrpln. raveralonarr divl dend will be declared, available on settlement of p'flciea" PromiM"' to ordinary participating Tba valuation of the policies ' outatandlut baa been made on tbe American experience table, the v 'u ui w n.uj ointw j or, O. W. PHILLIPS, I .,-., . 9. O. VAN CIBE. J Actuarlca. We. tba nnderalRned, have, In peron, carefnlly oxaaiined the account., and counted and examined in detail the aaeeU of the aocluty, and certify that tba foregoing aUteroent thereof la correct. ' NNINTONF. KAMDOLPH, J AM EH m. HALHTBI). TUWMA8 A CUMHIN8, ; HKNKY 8, TRKBSLL, Bpeeial Committee of the Board of Director, appointed Oct. (a rvanlnw tfc aMle and accent at tkn uoee of the year. BOARD 0DIEECTOM. H.nrv B. Rvria. Jnhni a,.,r John D Jone. orge T. Adue, Robert Lenox Ketuiedy, , 'bauncyM. Dvpew, ' Benjamin Wllliamaon, Henry M. Alexander, William Walker, Henry Day, B.Boadlaot Colt, Thomaa A. Btddle, Ueorne W.Carleton, (teorge O. Eellngg, Jom F. Kavarro, John i. McCuok. W. Wbltewriitht, Stephen H. It II 1 1 p., Samuel W. Torrey, CharieeG. Landon, Hamoel Holme. Theodore We.ton, Alexander f. Irvln, T. DiWitt Coyler, Lonl Pltxgerald, Wliliat M Bliee, William Alexander. -Samuel G. Goodrich. Henry A. Uurlbut, William A. Whaelock, Parker Uandy, William O.Umbert, Henry O. Marqnand James W. Alexander. Henry 8. Terbell Thomaa 8. Yoong. Thomas A. Cammlna, Robert BHm, Daniel D. Lord, ' James M. Ilalitead. Horace Porter, -Edward W. Htrabert, B.F. Randolph, Alanaon Trark, John ALosjoe, A.hhel Green. Samuel Borrows, , . Henry N. Butler, Georg IL Stewart. JAMES W. ALEXANDER. Vice Pres't. SAMUEL BORROWE, 2d Vice Vies't. Medical Examiners: E. W. Lambert, M. Edw'd Curtis, M. D. E. !W. Bcott, Bnrierintendent of Agencies. North Western Deptrtment. 108 Dearborn Street. Chicago. - W. N. CHAINS, General Manager. E.A.BUB5ETT. Affeiit, Cairo, Illinois. ' calro and kkw Madrid packet. REGULAR PACKET TO NEW MADRID. 'Si STEAMER SILVERTflORN. W J. TURNER, Matter. J..R, MUSS, Clerk. ' Leave Cairo for New Madrid and way points every Tneeday, Thursday and Saturday at i p. r. Krtnrnlng leavea New Madrid Wednetday, Fridiy, and Monday at 7 a.m. For freight or pawage arply to JAMKb BIGGS, Agent N OTICI TO CONTRACTORS. Citt CtlBK'a orr irt 1 Cairo. III.. Aucu.t 4.1W1. L Sled DrtiDot.l. will be received at till, offlco. directed to the nndereigned, until & o'clock p m Tueaday, August 2Srd, 1881. for forntaMng 500 feet. 2! inch tnternl diameter, 4 ply with ply atrengthened, and aealed end, nre engine rubber bote, fitted with C'a.well'a automatic coupling., delivered here. Said bid. to (rive weight of hoae perfection and number of pound water preatre rjfr Min.re Ipr.h.ffn.r.nteea to .tand al.ofor length of time uch bo.e are warranted. Tbe right to reject any and all bid 1 reserved. PHT81C1AKS. Ty II. MAREAN, M.D. lonieopathic Thysician and Surgeon. office on Commercial avenue near the corner of Etu'btb etreet, over Taber Brother' Jewelry atore. Reeidence corner Fourteenth atreet and Wasb- tngton avennc. Tbe Celebrated Electro-Vapor and Medicated Bath which are an nufalllng care for Rhenmatlum Neuralgia, Fever-Ague and many other ailments, aamimaterea aauv aunug omce uoum. Office hour, from 8 to Vi a. from I to b and from 7 to 8 p.m. LEOROEII. LEACH, M. D. Phvsician and Surgeon, Snecial attention rmld to the HomeoDathto treat ment of curgical dlieasut. and diaeaius of women and children. . . Offl?:Mol0 Eighth street, near commercial avenue, Cairo, 111. DENTISTS. J)R . .E. W. WHITLOCK, , j . i Dental Surgeon. j Omrm-No. ISA Commercial Avenue, betwsen Eighth snd Ninth Streets J)RW. C. JOCELYN, j DENTIST. OFFICK-Blghtk Street, nest Comrercta! Avenue, 8T0VK8 AND TDIWARK. gTOVES! STOVESlt ILL SORTS, SIZES AND STYLES, DAVIDSON'S. ' Manufacturer ot and Dealer in TIN, COPPER & BHEET-IROH WARE j ALL intDS OF JOB WOR DONE TO ORDER. NO. 37 EIGHTH STREET, Cairo. - Illinois CAffiO. ILLINOIS. WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST NEW AUVKHTISKMKNT8 STATEMENT UNDEfi 1 OATH. A Startling Kevelation of Suffering. "OI.,MyGod,HowI Did Suf fer. "I Earnestly Prayed to We." Jhave bwn afflLcted for twenty year sbftinat akin dlaeaso, called by ioi wllli an onie M. D. Paoriuli!, and othera Leoroey, commencing on my scalp, and. In plte all I could do, with the help of the moat skilful doctors, It .lowly but barely extended, nntl a year ago thla winter It covered my entire person In form sf dry wale. For tbe laat three years I have been nnsble to do any labjr, andiuflored Intensely U ths time. Every morning there could be nearly a duatpanfnl of scale taken from to sheet on my bed, aome of ths half as large a. the envelope containing ihi letter. In tbe latter part of the winter my ikla commences cracking open. I tried everything. almott, that eould be Mngbt of, without any re lief. The 13th of Jane I ctarted wei, in hope I could reach the Hot Spring. I reacbod Detroit, and was o low I thought t ahould have to go to the hcipltel.but Snallygota far a Lansing, Mich.. where I bad a sister living. One Dr. treated me about two weeks but did me no good. All thought 1 bad but a abort time to live. I earnestly prayed to die, Cracked through tbe skin all over tbe hack, aero my rtbe, arma, hands, limbs, feet, badly awollcn, toe-nail came off.flngRr-natl dead and bard a bone, hair dead, dry and llfeie.e a old traw. C. mr God, now I did tnffer. "My alMer. Mr. K. H- Davl. had a iffiall part ofaboxofcuticara in tbe bone. She wouldn't (five np; said 'We will try Cutibura.' Nome wts applied on one hand and arm. Eureka I there wa relief; etonpedtha terrible burning n.tion from the word go. They tmmediatly got tbe Resolvent, CuUcure andaoap. I commonaed by taking one tableapoonful of Reaolvcnt three time a day, after meal; had a bath one a day, water atxrnt blood heat ; used Cnticura.oap freely; applied C'uticnra morning and evening. Re.ult, returned to my home in fix week from time I left and my tkin aa smooth as this sheet ofpaper. HIRAM K. CARPENTER, Hendenon, Jefferson county. N. Y. D 8worn to before me this )tb day of January, I8. A. M. LhFPINUWKXL, Jiiauce of the Peace. NO HUMAN AGENCY Can so speedily, perraanontlr snd economically cleanse the blood, clear the complexion and skin, reatsre tbe hair, and cure every spcclva itchini scary and KrofUlou hnmor of the akin, scalp ard blood a the cuticura remedies, con.i.tlug ol Cuii cura Keaolvent, tbe new blood purifier, aud Cuti curaand Cuticnra Soap, the great skin cures. Ask your druggist about them . Right here In this town you may find evidences of their great healing power.. For sunhnm, Ian snd creaavskin uss Cntlcura Soap, an sxaufiniu toilet, bath and nursery sanative fragrant with delicious flower odors and healing baleema. t Kee"firCutMDf aWiflW ftVuM1 "VA ."'lujJwvUili. act : larce boxea 11.. Cntlcura resorvsnt. tbe new blood purifier, $1 per bo'tle. Cuticnra Medi cinal Bbaving Soap, IScts: In bars for barbers snd Urge consumers, Mets. Principal depot WEEKS POTT Kit, Boston, Msgs. t3TAil mailed frtu. on receipt of price. One Collin's Voltaic Electric Plaster, costing vaiviv I-"In tn-t&xir, ta far superior to every iMkiiTOBjiwimoe, sppuaoce oetore tne 4avPj piioiic. inev luawiur re- A5 1 m lieve Dypepsia, Liver Com lamt. Mitiaria, Fever atd Ague and Kidney and Inn.rv OitHculties. and mar be worn over tbe uit of tneaioinarh. over the kidneys or anv alTuclcd part. Frice a cpd. . Hold evervwnere. BANK. rjpHE CITY NATNOAL BANK Cairo, Illinois. CAPITAL, $100,000 OFFICERS: W. P. HALLIDAT, President. H. L. HALLIDAT, Vice-President. THUS. W. HALLIDAT, Cashier. DIRECTOR8: S. BTAATS TATXOn, W. F. BALLTDAT, nBT L. BAiUDAT, B. R. OUVNINOBAB, S. O. ni.UAJISOM, stbpbbb buid, B. B.OAHDBB. Exchange, Coin and United States Bonds i BOUGHT AND BOLD. Dsnoiltsrecelved and a general banking batlneis eonanciea. BLACKHMITHING. pRED HOFHEINZ. Blacksmithins: and VJ Wheebvriffhtins:. Snavlng latolyinr.rcaedhlsfclllticl now .--vr.cu M, 0j promptly ALL INDS, OF REPAIRING. I.WHT ASD BIAVT WAOONS BA1IB TO OHOEB, IIor a)holn8 sv Specialty. 4 "r'"" '" r r mm line rai vatronagoi 1 hops by aquare dealing and prompt itwntlon to tmalnei to bavs a contlBuane,1' of tho m . Tk.Hnn tkn n,,l.lli f. ... . jiitb mm m viMt , ( FRED HOFHEINZ, MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH , MEW T0BK CHAIN. New YoitK, August 10, 12 m.--Wboat-Crmcr--No. '4 Chicsgo, $ia0; No a Hed Winter, $1 30. ' OBICAOO, OlUm AND POKE. ' Chicvoo, August 10, 10 a. m.- j Pork Oct, $17 80: Bop. $17 9.5. Wheat i-Oct, $t 19; September, $1 19. Corn-Oct, Clc 8ep, 61)0. OatsOct.88; Scp36. CmcAop, August 16, 13 m. , Pork-Sep 17 Whent-. Oct, $1 10,; 8eptemlicr, $1 . CDrn--1Sep, 59,1,'c; Oct, 60. Oats Oct, Wiyt Sep. 86. CiircAflo, August 10, 1 p. m. Pork Oct, $17 03; September, $17 60. Wheat - Oct, $1 10' ; Sept, 1 18ft. Corn Oct, 01c; September, 5!)bC. OaU--Oct 37; Sep, 30' Killed by a Cripple. St. Jusepii, Mo., August 15. Sunday af ternoon a bloody affnir took place in' De Kalb, a little village in the southern por tion of tho county. It seems that John Dun Up and William Dexter bocame involved in a dispute, when Dexter shot Dunlap, killing hira instantly. The weapon used was a small seven-sliootiui; revolver of the cheap est character. The murderer was arrested. He is a cripple, having but one arm. A Lady Unhorsed and Hart. Sebanon, III., August 15. This morn ing about 10 o'clock, a number of tho lady boarders at Die Bishop House made prepar ations to visit1 the Sulphur Springs, one mile from the city. Mrs. Braistcd, wife of E. W. Braisted, a railroad freight mauager of St. Louis, hav'rjg determined to rido out, bad mounted a Texai pony, the property ot Mr. Gonun, hotel proprietor, and had gone but a short distance when one of the saddle girths slipped to tho pony's flank. The animal began to kick, and Mrs. Braisted was thrown off backwards, her hat being kicked off by the now frantic pony. In the fall Mrs. Braisted struck on a stone which cut quite a gash over her left eye. Tbe in r. iv, L-vtie summouea. no (iresseu ner wound. Beyond the cut, the shock to her nerves, and the fright, no injuries were re ceived. A Horrible Death. Mount Yekxon, O., August 15. John Jenkins, a weulthy farmer residing a few miles west ot here, met with a horrible death this morning. He had started to lead a 4-year-old bull to water when the animal became fractious and uncontrolla ble. Goaded to fury by his. attempts to subdue it tbe beast charged upon and toss ed the unfortunate and helpless man into the air, and as he struck the csrth it placed its hoofs on bis chest and gored him about the head and shoulders in tho most shock ing manner. His cries for help brought his housekeeper to tho scene, who, with assis tance of a dog, succee led in driving tho in furiated bull away. The woman raised Mr. Jenkins iu her arms, when fio com plained of his injuries, and asked to bo aid upon the ground agaiu, and in a tew moments thereafter expired. He was about 60 years of age, and estimated to be worth $75,000. THE WOUNDED EXECUTIVE. Since yesterday morning there was no change for the better in the case of tbs president. The excitement, in Washington was intonsc all day yesterday, but it is due more to the wild rumors that were i nut afloat, than to anything that the attending physicians said. In fact .; their silence aud eaccrness . to avoid all questions concerning the condition of their patient was takon as proof of tho dangerous character of his condition, snd served as a basis for sensational rumors. An attempt to interview Dr. Agnew was met with, "I cannot say anything to you, sir, about the case; and Dr. Reyburn boing asked, it tho President would die during Monday nignt, replied tartly, "I cannot answer that, I cannot answer that," and hastily disappeared in the sick chamber, These actions of the physicians, together with what can be gleaned from tho official dispatches received here within the hist two days, give ground to the belief that yester day and tho day before, for the first timo since the President's i elapse of two weeks ago, bis condition was such as to warrant some alarm among the people. 1 Yesterday's dispatches were as follows: ' ,'WAsnisaTON, 10, 1.15 p. m. President Garfield has been tranquil and has not vom ited since morning bulletin, but has not yet rallied from tho prostration of yesterday af ternoon as much as was hoped. ' , The eno mation administored,howevor,iitill retained. Pulse 114, temperature 08 3-10, respiration is.- ' '. .' Wasiiinoton, D. C, 8:30 a. m. August 17, 1881. , NEW 16th, 1881. President was somewhat rest less and vomited several times during early part of too night. Since three a. m. lie hns not vomited and has ; slept trariBqiiilly. Most of tho time nutritious enema are sue ccsstully'employed to sue-fain hiui. 'Alto gether the symptoms appear less.' urgent than i yesterday ' afternoon. ' Pulm;l 10; temperatiirn, 8 6-10 ( fcHpiratinn, 18.''. "' :, !-. ,.'i si .:'Hl488..y ''? n Li,-, IIateh y v: . .. , . Aliy.w.f 1 i y . Druggists Praise Them "We always recommend Malt Bitters." "A perfect food medicine." 1 "Best nourishing agent wo know of. ' ' " "Women and children take Malt Bitters." "Overcomes nervousness and sleeplessness' . "Not a vile rum bitters " - "A perfect renovator of exausted tature. Wost Miccesatul medicine in the wottd.' M I SC K LL A N EOU S, N E W A band ot Apaches made a raid on a small village in New Bfexico near the line of the Atlautio and Pacific railroad, ' and killed twenty-seven citizens. Charles ,'G. Gough reports having been attacked by seven Apaches at a point only sixteen miles troin Santa Fe, and that be killed one and wounded three. i. , ; The new line of the Wabash road frdm Detroit to St. Louja was inaugurated Sun day evening. NU regiments of Puunsylvsnia Militia, numbering about 2,000 men, are oncuinped about forty miles from Pittaburgb,'jn4 were on Sunday reviewed by the governor and staff. ' . .; ' The disease which strikes rattle blind has attacked the herd of J. El Dickcrsoti, near Petfisliurg, III.,' but has uotj appeared at any other point in Meuanl cotiaty. u; j J. II. Wagg(ner has wild his interest, in the MonticoUo Bulhrtiti; to W. J., O. W, and R. M.Mize, ot' Sollivsn. n- ;..; ' ' i : i i i , , I f . ' The Denver papers-annnuuce that the Chicsg", Burlington and Qnincy .aiid Den ver and Rio Grande roads havo formed a permanent alliitncc, and will extend Hie Missouri road two hundred miles into Den ver and make a joint extension into Utah to connect with the Central Pacific. Since March 1 to date Chicago packers have slaughtered and salted 1,770,000 doirs, against 2,062,000. for the corresponding pe riod last year. - ., A vein ot coal ot 13.4 inches has been fouud at Mattpon at a depth of 000 feet. AtflH foot iik.ers expect to .'i4r?'nj 6 feet tJick, " There, is no let up in (he disease among cows in Logan county, by which they be come blind shortly after being attacked. Tho disease appears to bo contagious, and in some localities , attacks even steeis, horses and sheep. ; I The Census Bureau's ropoytof the auiouut of registered Government bonds owned in different cities, shows tho following amounts owned in the cities named : Chicago, $,053,- 000; Quincy.rOI; St.ringfield $38,900; Peoria, $12,050; Blooiuiniiton, $1,700 the latter being the lowest on the list of 117 cities given. A shipment of 120 Norman horses, des tined for Illinois, has reached New York, and been transferred to a train of twenty three cars, There arc fifty stallions in the lot. The striking brickmskers of Cincinnati have been granted au advance of fifty ceuts per day. ; Twenty-eight feet of piling on the harbor improvement at Waukegan, III., washed away on Saturday evening. Engineer Whitney declares that the appropriation of $30,000 by congress is insufficient to com menco a substantial harbor. The threatened export of gold from Taris to the United States has begun with a ship ment of 30,000. Georgia narkies won't touch tho revised version with a 10-foot pole. They think it a democratic dodge of some sort to euchre them out of salvatiou. "I have suffered beyond endurance," "My life bos been a burden to me. "I have been denied the pleasures of society." Extracts from testimonials of those cured of skin and scrofulous humors by the Cuti cura Remedies. POLICE PI. maoistbate comings' court. , Wra. East was guilty ot a violation of section five chapter ten of tho city ordi nances by disturbing the publio peaco. lie was arrested by Trabor Arter and fined fivo dollars aud costs. . Charles Tatton was guilty of pffonsive conduct, arrested by Trabor Arter and fined five dollars and costs. Frank Booker, drunk, arrested by Officer Kinsear, fined one dollar and costs. Nellie Cooper, drunk; and disorderly, ar rested by Officers Wims and Tylef snd fined six dollars and costs. ' ' ' " John Greenfield used profsue language aud was generally disorderly. He was ar rested by Officer George Olmsted ' and fined no dollars and costs. ;' Jamci Halliday was violent, tumultuous ; SERIES NO. and offensive in conduct and language. ' He was arrested by Officer Mahoney and fined five doflsri and costs. - JUSTICE KOBLNBON's COURT. A. Raggio used threatening language, for whiqh. he was arrested by Offlcer Dunkcr and finei five dollars and costs.; Samuel Cael wss arrested by Officers Olmsted! tmd Mahanny, for being drunk. He was fined one dollar and costs and given a stay on condition that he would leave town, which he promised to do. Grant Wilson, a young negro, was arrest-'", ed by Officer George ' Olmsted for using throiitenipg and profane language. Grant saught to avoid the officer by running and climbing into a hay loft in the yard back tit Mr. Wm. Winter Jr's store, on Eighth street. Hu was caught, however, and fined fW'ylHUt M wmiU, fniMtig to pay which, he was jail,cd. 1 Hauper's Magawsk for September is un unusually attractive and entertaining num beran argosy richly laden with the tress ures of Siimnierland. The number opens with two exquisite engravings; the frontis piece a full-page illustration, bv Abbev. of one of Herrirk's poems engraved by onmnwica ana rTcnen ; tne otner an en. graving' by Cole of Mrs. Jossio Curtis Shcp. herd's beautiful drawing, illustrating a po em by H. H.,' entitled "the little kings and o,neens." Then we have an interesting, brwzy ar ticle, by W., H, Uideing, entitled "The English at tho Sc-sido,H describing severs tamous watering places Southnort, Brigh ton, Hastings and Margate with twelve ill lustrations by C. S..Ruinhart. Another sumnier article of remarkable in terest is Mr. E. II;' Rope's on The Thousand Islands. The subject has the enchantment of Lotus Lund ; and among the illustrations is an excellent portraitof Dr. J..G. Holland, engraved by Cole. The Girl's Sketching Camp," by Olive Thome Milller, js au amusing record of a vacation spent by some young lady artists of New York in Maine during the last season. It is characteristirallv illustrated by W. A. Rogers and Douglas Volk. , MI. Bkaid cofatributes another' of his Artist's Reminiscences,'' entitled "Adoni ram Algeny,V A. hnmoTnus' sketch, illustra ted 'by his owu' drawing. Pnor. Hekdebt Tuttle, in his "The , German Empire," makes clear and interest- ing a subject upon which the thoughts ot ttie majority of American readers are con fused, U riot altogether vagne. It is an ad mirable paper. Most readers will lie surprised by the startling revelations mada in a paper by Rov.Atwater, entitled "The Wheat riekis of the Northwest." According to this writer's estimate, Iird Beaooosrleld was uirt ou unirustworni F.Pi,c . loi'J, lie predicted (hat supremacy as a grain-growing country would soon be at tained by Canada. Tbe statements made in Mr. Atwatcr's article will command uni versal attention, from the importance of tho subject. The Editor's Eay Chair and other de partments are fully supplied with interest ing and timely matter. Our Glorious Independence. What can be more glorious than to bo in dependent of suffering, caused by dyspep sia, indigestion, constipation, sick headache, or other diseases emanating trom the stom ach. This can easily be trained bv a time ly ute of BunnocK Blood Bittf.rs. Price $1.00, trial size 10 cents. Removed to a Fortress. Ilcssey Helfman, the proprietress oi the conspirators' lodging where the as sassins of the late Emperor matured their plans, has been removed from the house ot detention to a fortress. Ac cording to an account published in Paris, si e expresses dissatifuction at the change, in view of her state ol health. She complains that the attend ance of her own sex is denied her. It is said that she is preparing a petition to the Emperor, suing for pardon. Not Well Balanced. The cutter in a largo tailoring house says that hardly one man in fifty is of well balanced shape. Writors, he says, are low in one shoulder, nod seemingly short in one Jog, the arm on the mis shapen side being apparently longei than the othor. Butchers, he says, have usually a low loft shoulder and vi olinists are high iu one shoulder. Very (temfortable. An 'eccentric Philadelphia, fearful, that his special undertaker mu-ut uot serve hira, had long before his death ordered his coflln. Boing a very big man, this precaution was necessary. The proper moasuromenUi were taken, and the coffin made and ntored. The man died hnppy, and his friends at onco sent for the coffin. Strange to state, it was too small. Either the bulk of the party to bo buried had increased or the nioasureruont had boon iraprop rrly taken. The groat undertaker was . sent for. Ho hurried to the house. The coffin was standing up against the wall It was the first time he had ever been nt fault The undertaker quietly got into it and stood np In it. It was a frame to a picture. "It is long enough," ho said, stretching himself out, "and wide enough" he folded his arms "and mighty comfortable, I atiure bim,,' he concluded with a sigh of in effable satisfaction. JY. F,; Swl ' - , , Buck teuV Arnica Salve. i 'The best salve in the world" for cuts, bruises, sores, ulssrs, salt rheum, lever sores, etter.obappedbsnds, chilblains, corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions. This aalve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in very case or money refunded., Price, 85 cents per box. For sale by Geo. E. Q'Uara :WV.Tr BnTiv snrinx. Mi. Us)! t, -