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II
if !
ThIFLFS.
What will it matt, r in a U'tV while
That f.r a day
Wo in, t and j-.tve a vv.ad. a MU'li. a smile
l"lt'H the wav '.'
What ill it matter v. h. th.a hi ;ii ;in. Vnivi-.
-iiTires-wvN tiac: - '
Thar y. .n Jt eilie t-yiiipatVV I Oi'u.vd,.
As 1 siasirtr.uV" -
Th. tr:ih: I an it he- th. v make or mar
A 1, nit. an hf.-v
An- N'liN a-- Su-htH- -w.ivi.tl a.- l-si.-'e.,--. are
1 -l..v,- , -sgif,'.-
V.a. j. -a ! a kth. r.i!!tii;i lu-art may l.rtak.
Or i::::kf"rr iffs; --. - - '
Aii'! !:-! um..T.l if -.us. I l-ji i.c , t
ai:; s.tv,. a s- i.; ;
MaV Kit. IV Svl ill.
Tin: orini iiAmr.
r.y I'll. 11. II. KANE.
A1tbou;1i many persons when 'tlio
subjects of 'opiirai-csitiiig,'' ' 'c-TiTi r:tl
takint;," :r,:,l '.!. like sire mentioned, n':
ence lusl-l Up. their hands in horror. and
tlwcant -with nwio or ks-s v-!n-'iSity on
the lsii!vrs f such piMotii'os, lew rea.
i.e liow j-r.-at an ovil it is, or how eoui
wcu a p-a.ctico it lias 1 .ecog-.e iu thg-o
days vi iim-ry, excitement, norv.'gs
strain and teii-io-'., lii', miller liistli
l'lVtSslllV, to stiT; both lgih.l -ami bodv
in tlanj-vrons usuvoacs, to still nervous
cxoitfiut'iit, lull pain, woo sic p ivj.il
stiiuuL.to !!i!fiing inilk-s and tx.!iaut-.il
I-raiiis with nepenthe;; in.re tuinjxf-vons,
mcio .Iccpiffttl, nii.1" ty far more treach
erous jhau the a.ssassoi's knife.
Many, indeed t, jnrsons and
lir-voin lit.-, a givi.t d:nrer -while vc-r-liiigng
tlie- gr. evils of siu-L pr.-n-ti.-es,
invest the v-hi !' -iiibi-.-ct -viMi a i-hai 1 .f
uiy.-.i. ry, base their fancied knov. -edge
on IV biiisoey's false but fascinating
tlt-soHptioiis, f. littering villi ri-.-..tsil
ru sgnitieeiicc, an.l come h look upon an
opium eater n a morphine-taker as a
cnriigity. uistihguisiK.bh' i.r certain )
onLis.r marks. a'.:-1, rather a rara art.
Thev do not ki;..v.- that th; y s-re daily
SUITS -nildej 1'V HH'll p "lie. that thcV
are constantly jostiiep: tin m in the str.-t t,
beilifr waited ii;h5 hy thorn at tu! de a:;d
in st-.res, net-tiii!j thera in soi-irtv,
str.-lv i:x ti:t m in favorite antlie.rs or in
the p-igis of their m.'.:a;-.int.s, 1 eii:c
married do.-tortd, ay . v. ,. bmit d by
iiieu.. .vie.t .t i,r,o. ;X luienou to i-ai-
i. a . . t : i. : . . 7 o ..... .
...... ...... .. .............. -e... . ....1
disease if von prefer the term.) thai i x
atnples of it are to be found on ev. ry
hand from th.e ken, y.-t kind-lir art.il
physician viho h. -Ids ye.iir life in his
hands, to tie miserable wreck who
shamb'e.s hastily an.l expectantly for
ward to open your carriage- do. r.
No vice is so c.-ir. i'uliy eoneeal. il, so
jealoii-ly guarded, an this. I ha.Vt known
wives to use morphh e li.ibitual'y for
years without th.e husbands' knowh-dcre;
so al-o husbands to ruin tiu-nvvlvcs
menrai.y at. i imanc.aiy inrougn iter-
..o .I.'. - T. . 1 .. . :
uim-.te us. i i .-'ie 11!. w-.tliout any o-e
but tee uiuagin. being aware ot it. One ; f,!lT ;),,. s.,i,, ,1,-mands on t!ie ' i- pal'i.'y frozen and unlit t. cm. in c.ei
part:et!ar sad .x:mp..v of it .'"UM to lay j V(n,. in.sb-uid ' Aee.-.r,hn"lv iu citv bft with the roofs. In such condition
mind at tins niniiet. A hither had an j V,-, w , f V(,uu.; wonvn is I of the soil it Mii! be belt, r to heel-in the
otny son tipo-i viioiu ho ha loot..l ' ' j
rears In the ti.ree y-ars prior 1,1 j
event T am at..,!:.. to relate the .T'; !
m-oi s lii.-..;;ii w;-,s no'ed to he tfra.mallv !
f.ii:i::g. n!th ugh no positive aihceuf f
eo'o l i t' .'e.'isiT. - i l'V the nlivn
who were cot
1 . 1 1 : l i - - .-
, l i i , , I
o. :
tl ill V..-! 1.1 . .1.1 T. '. ' . -TI . . . T I...
came aIo r.f or a tili.ei.u-i.ta.I aberration,
and many strange a-t:o::s on his pert
tide. his latii. i "s mhal Avith both fear
and surprise. ( ha- m-.i .leg the youth,
for lie was l nt twt'iilv-tv.u a, ars old.
Avasfoun l(;eadli:hisbt.d, and a soa.-vn ,
of his ete cts, as woo as the scarn,i? on
certain nails of ltfs body, Oad the sad j
t Tr4'- - vTvi'fo- f 'y "Tir" !
, ' ' t.-nnc iiv ot mo.p.ime a j
fact that had m ver tor a niomeiit
i-nspected. .dany Mich dea is annually
occur from over, tones t ne -ri .hme, .li, oral
and ehl-ivot.-rm, for habiM,;i users r.ft. r
n tiueo 'oee. mit- LoP.t evu-b-s., nml Vo-k-
i
Amongst women --" ..... T . . .
the prevalence of ncrvoiisn.---, ,
l.niintio!!.' "neuralgia, and tl: -. : i -
the habitual Use .1 inireoiies ' , e .,-
v.-rv common. Jt is so ca-y ! i,
iuffi ti.x.se t .'teri. at first so si"! t.. .... 4 .
p.'eas.i'it, but afterward so gahmg an.l
fSorh.-roughly thd.tenid by the hand of
,w.snibV 'AA:,.,v'i, ' l:,11,;l,,ivW,,iA
f, . , . ,."-,," -,
that the more "nervous and t xhauskd
u -.:-i.. i-. :.. ,u. -l - .. . o 1 1 ' , , L t . ,-, n- t
. t ... , ..,1 i... V. .; r it-.. . 1; c
............... ........
,- - . . r.. ' .'" i
more dang, r ti.ere is oi terming a hie
etighai.it, l.-wer persons wtiuM ta.mp. r I
with These deadiv drugs. Fhvsiciaus i
themselves, whoso th.htl- ssl admu.- i
inter these 'powerful nepenthes, shomd j
taKe warning by the nnmoer.ess wreeus I
that are stranded on lues. shoals, and ,
be m-re riiruit how hey juac- inch 5
,1 tee itne t-t 1 : :tt e. -; ten, ,.:e
.b,-i,rr..r..-!U i , tl.. tt- ,...;....' :
".0vw..., - mi..- r.oe.-on
, ,., o J
nearly alike are the sad h,sto..s e,
these poor habitues that one nlusir.d.on ;
Avml serve as a lair type l,.r nd. A lady :
through l.iitiiiv e
hroimh tamuy cares ovei-wo-K, lab; :
weaU, m-ivoun, and i Aliau-.i l. Sue e...n i
har,llyget up energy euoiteh to an, ml
to the ordimiry duties of life; la,
lttite; is l-iueu'-l an 1 exnau-t !, ::.-rv-
ous and sl.-cpl- ss. ( .no day, edlier 1:1 ' ..r friend a-k.-d th- girl if sim was
going out or by reason of -itting in a ; m:i; -d, and sh- burs' out erving and
draught, she has an attack of facial ' t.,!d the s'-.rv of 1.. r life, whi.-ii was ill
li,-ura.'.j-ia. The p,,!-i bi-uig ngoni.ii.g-, ; sub.tam. . ;., f(,i.tvs :
mid r. st and c n.i. rt impe-snibk-, aj. "That man who claims me f. r lo's wife
physiemu is sent b.r. and oi coarse ad- ! has three other wives. He wanted me
imnisb rs a a so oi re i-iilane, e.tner bv.i,. ,,;...,. 10
mimse rs a ,1: se 0! m, i-pnmo, e.tner by
the mouth or hypou-rmiealiy. Like
mmnethe pain vani -hes, and the much -
needed rest is f. . and. Th.-next day t ho
paiu returns ag
pamn-iiirus ag nn, and another m---r-i Wedn.-d..r, and tmt u. at a hotel, he i " ,' J.,, ! V' ' V '
Phme injection is giv. n. , .-ing n,7 ml' f. rids wife, and eng.. god i ' ' "- U7vlI! '"
So day bv day this, n r.-p-ab d. until, ., ,,. t,,r u... X.x! ,h:v -ve w d ! 'l! '," 1 "V' -1 "' '' ''
there being n-. fmther ncd for it. the tp,. h .dowment lb .use mid'w.r. mar- i s;'--!"'f'"'.v "' si", c lor, and gen.r.d
-hys:ei;ui di.-e nt-nues its u -
Whid j
itl-4!l 1 lie pa' I,;.; hl'st P-taS la IV -Us. .
r-stiefc-., and un.'omf..;-:ab.V; misses tin !
ldeasa: t and dreamy s- ;.-e!i .;,s that
followed its m,
igs for tie- drug th
!id'-d tl
ie rg'gim
,1 i!i" i
palpitating heart, brightened the dull ;
mid Mi-aiy eye, am; gave an energy and 1
z.-st to hfe, the more strongly ;;ssed ami i
li,n' lul' '-' h-tvii.g once been h It. ;
One ot thr.e cours,:, is usually pur- ,
sued. If th..- AVoiriiin re. ogni... s tlio
dang-r of fiirtfier use, or fears to ti nst i
tso subtu; an ag nf, she masb rs the !
m-rvousin ss and ovcicolm s the craving '
as b st she can. Jf v.ni, she either ;
teigiis a return of th" iatira'-'ia. ut:-l i
nm.monH the physician with his deadly
ii. (!,.. (..lie usual e ar-s-.-i. ,-r .d.e nr.,.
curing m (i-phine sum pthiou-!v. eon -
in, .les its use in g.ieiu .liy increamng
doses. At frd th--resuhs are ph-as-u i,
and tne fondness J. r the orug yradda'dv
inerca-s- s. After a time tin-physician or
patient, b eoi, dug .. 'a ' iae-1 b v I he !., 1 I '
th,,t it has !. ov.-r tie- .-ys.-m,
n.a';. s an ; ff a t t) stop its u-.-. !! -til
sadand numerous are ti- hi -t.-rii s .,;
f-'!eh faihn-es, aad terri'.i.- tla- reah dlou
that they biing will, them of ti.e i ,: ,!- I
i.ee in v io.-u im-.i- aeo.is a--- eii.-nai.ie. i. ,
r-i.'liie lume :!:,! -'- and m nun t 'a ;r
iat. ; -oie 1111 pof nt.y rail aga'tiKt t
physician w ho no; on iv led ! i a la into
i.-ii.l-T oion, nut om ie., warn them . I ;
their daager; and y t others, gro.s n ,1,-s- '
per -t- a- d r.-eriess p'unge d.--p- r 1; io
their d. -oni. Mouth b
y montii. y.-i,r l-y i
year, they go on, ti ,r,:,ry monotony
. m. u .a g. ess, ,.s , , sisv-ry lr,,-n :
bv tut;!.-, ih.r.s to burst th. h-bonds, :indi
suns' . f.m'.mgs .h en, ;- mi., the , f,o it ! :!, li ruM h - ins h ;, .! ,
m-re ami mis, rv that t!ue: ', i! Ir d. - " A lawv.-r of (Mm s. b, iu" beiore p "Aii ' ... v..u have bad a im- mlh..
8m rind ..-.. hoine, (: ir nor. K igs, t;'.,F ;,,'g;.,, v v : ' . ., :.. ,. . , i. ,- ...,i. in; . ...
by the nar.-ooe
1 1 1 1 1 1 " -i l:.e (
their br.e':.s, w .nd r thr.. ::!, pi,. ....
Jeeting I ou'l- s an.i pi..!,-.ii!-.s '..r-
!. tring iiiari:ag;e yo v-; io, l.tt.-il y ti. s,
hopej, : -g fog. . ,1, ;,,, c. -m- tioies r. ck-
less, nnlil (imdly an ov- .-do-e . r in.
ghostly 1 and of sulci !, puts an nd f.
the mv i-v a',, ;a -I r. S'-are. Iv a
pies-s, tin' tie-ace Hint of son,.- .-udd-u
ilciali i'i' .-'rg'if suicide cunl ! lead"
clear by th" k m :ved tha f !..in,f-i:i
Av,)-- a t he I", torn : ir.
p- .si in I: i'oi .i t
ei-e..ioi
i. iiili-s.
weai i liy tm.l r. -p. c d. j a: ri-.o, ;,, 4
from ntor- S, e,s!-l(-.-; UO.,,l by s 1 .-: -e ! 1 1 ! -
ti.ai. nn i, ecu :s F!r. t.a-.a on murder
:..,, .
ing th'-'l ' ov a '...aii !
uy
C'is. s can -, ,- th-- a ' , ' the" a of liu.s
B ' r--r v , - i sili" ! i !' ei -im i .
It i, edto,'.s little v. beting it i.,' ur r-
nlil, gnn. .'j-lillii, laildanlim, ; ar, '-.or'e,
rliloraj, r 'sh 'I'oi'oiii, cd!:.-r, or Inishe, sli,
the result is eventually the sarae men-
tal, moral, physical and iinaueial ruin, i
the sunth-niitr ot tamilv ties, the loss ot i
sett-respeet, and to some, the most nn- , 'Ov-v hw 4- terntorv, saw
ior.uuate, msamty i.hocy, smeide, tw ,; ,.;,.;, for. Novem-
t!:ett and murder. Of course there are , Xov.-u.l,, rit' one of tht- most mi
excepuons to this as to every other com- Cort:lin ( mnUlJi: it 1Uilv v-e tbe betrin-
I'reueiisjve staremeni, inu m tne great
luttj.Tlty of eases it is but too tru
Aiid now, as tHongh we had not dan
geTsliC.1 pitftills enoiiyir'of 'our own to
entrap the ignorant, careless, or un
wary, as though alino-t every block m
tlris great citv did not have its slaves to
,- i (. ,. .
HiHvoiics. as tli.nmh aimost everv n!t:e
, i t i i i . , i i .
hamL-t iu th.e laud, tiowever Jmmi'le,
. , , t , i
unl not have at fast enetUvotee, an.l
-, . -. . i t ,.
t vt-rv tlrtiir-store its soiav er.stonit rs tor
tlLLchres ai.il ounces r f liiisery jiiid h g-
, l 1...1, ,; ,..,...1.:. .l,l.s:..d
........ i.. ..,.,... ...... .
I::;? itTZZ 't il
' ,i, ,.'- ,,i '.'I,,,,.,., ii. .iw.i.
si'.:.d-; of nervous an ! exhausted Amei'i
C.'ol w.'lili n. litrp' r'.t .'.-?: ti
Oar Yeunc W amea.
, . , , , . .
A pvureil defect in our soe-al Ine is tne
'leu that "iris have llotlilinr to do.
it .... 1 1 A 4 . ......J.,.- ;
l,.ysarr oi.ne;,u up to sr.,,-, !" ....-
m,nt. butg.r.s to none exe.pt v.here
Pteimiarv want eo.n.x ,s t.iem. i he
fanelv that is "v oil has busv i'-vs
: , .;
an.l idle aids. '1 he voung m:'.n. alter
eati'ip his breakfast, starts out to his
daily oecnpaiion, and returns at the
close of the day. The young woman,
after eating her'breakfast (usually at a
late hottri, saunters al-.-ut in ouest of
amusement. Novels, gossip, sh' i V'.'ig
n'or unnecessary ti:h..;. dressing in
three or four e. s'.umes, ieiui d v'-itin.'.'',
draw i'.ig (if able), and lotinpi'ig, are th.e
i le!:a-i:ts . f the young woiian"s day.
In the evening, by way of r. creation ':),
site gies to a tncatre or a hall.
The uueonal diseii.hne of tin sexes is
the basis 'of innukerabk evil.-. It
makes the irl careless and selfish: it
turns hn-n.iud b personal ndormu. nt
ae d other frivolous matters as tin great
concerns of lire; it takes awav the sense
of resoonsibihtv. and proeu'ecs feeble-
11. ss
and d-'--ase in lit-r phvsiea! const'.-
i-ni.in 1 1 ..iv-i nvft-i-ii Iu r f :-. .ni assert
ir.-r her tine dinitv in the eves of man;
f;,; rho , )if u (1ignitied
.. . . .......... .i (. . ...v .w ...
-..., i . : t .. , .. i , . , , , i ,l,uee.
o - .
1 in .-,i bv vi, ii verv mneu as
ration, there- must t-e.K re ae t. .s , ; whi,.h t:lUe placv in -v n.ng. ing a few of the changes and variations
new form ot vice living nma v ,,eie Us j !:ivo.iVlil,lt fi(. temperat.uv of , that are brought about in the human
h.acK sha.ows east a hue ot ..oni-uka- , rj fr(i,a A li,,v,,llv ,.v (.iim:,tK. i,i(!n,(l.s nUll tli0
foe. about . leveu m liums o. tmnha i:io,1!1(,nuUr sll(mKl U(ll i;l the eel- environment of high latitudes."
slaves HrcaiTia Aua-rieat.day at . (li, in When it ri-es above The author proceeds t. Hve an ac-
h-astten thotisaiut Ameri.-a ys w b , ili:.f v.1ivo j y iilt. windows sla.uld cunt of his experiences i,T the notth
habitu-tl opmm-siuokers, and a million i , , i. ,.. -, - , ,. . i ;,, n,.. i...,,e .i.:i . ,,.;,i. u, . ' ,,
were tie- women of the old dark times of th.- trunas wtih liver, or bh-ody meal,
th- world as mere plavthings, cxpen- i::"'ns the purpose. A shield of coru
sive tovs, not as counsellors and friends. , staiks, or ot la'hs, iasteiied by wire
Mari-ia'ee in such circumstances belongs j around the lower part of the trunks, will
to a low, sensual plane, and the girl is answer lor a few tries. The boys should
prepared neitlur in bo.lv nor mind for be oneourag. -.It., use traps; rabbits are
the s--rious resoon.dbiiij i s and lofty du- j -,f h-r the t.-ode in early winter,
ties Ahieh. marriaire implies. Hi r train- I'f.ANTiX'i 1 in ir Tum-s. Snllieieiit
iltsr. moreover, or lack of training, has j has been said 0:1 autumn p.'anting iii for-mad-
if ,e.-ls--iirv for a Ion" purse to ! :''' months, i low long it mav be eon
. , . ,-. 1. ... . . 01 .1..,...,..i ;.'
ai'I'lV tor iler. i-eeUomV. llel.lUllie.-.S, !
v , . .1 e
hose are m
fomiiicr to
H - , ,.,...i,y, f., ti-. V:V;., so,v
,..,... , s .-i.tertainmetds thei-e I
;!.- f, .un,l, a voiine- man is ( creatlv j
t- his h.irt often ) k.-pt from marking I
bv rea-.on of its costliness, wh.-reas so-
eietv should be so ordered, that mar-
riage wonhl liej;. the larder and not beg- j
V.'e want sim; .licit v of life, lin-
... u 1 . t.- ;,. .... .,,,.1 . . ....
e-.l.lt, lil-'-tentN, li.illl.lll . ..i.o ...... iij.
. . " . . . -
fd introduce these virtues in
I o-ur higher society, Ave should diminish
i tne teni -tip, (.jivv, JetJOUsv o I s : 1 n! t . oi I ; 1
I and sui.-i.ies, of ilio single, and the biek
! e rings, wreteliedness and divorces e-f the
married
Let our girls have as r gular dailv du-!
t;,.s t L..t i,ik.,.( be' for- !
bidden them. ' Let r. creation be indeed !
r-e:vatioii,ut prop, r times and in projier j
ai;o;i..-. Let us op.-nmore numeroit;
UVenu.-s of i't-niule indu-U'r, and l-tev.-rv
W,.U;II1 cl. v,i;h ,i. ,1Ullitv f'a I
., ,-. . ,. , . .- .1
l ' UU- ' "i v'l'lV''1 1
!i "'ut My u.a.v madam, t.egm ;
xo'uise.t. l.uie your hou bo;, ii
, :
,,,,,;,(
! -;
n this !'.-! t in.
. ,
. y .. ,,
''
" ' '
3I0ILML SL.Y Y EI! Y.
'"'' O'-iv.-.i ioiva,,...y i.y h-r ;
I-'iltllrl- iiiitl II:.- Yur.l nislion.
.1 r...... ...... .i.t ii- ... r .--.-. . ...n..'. ...
., ' "",'- r . , . , '-. . , I
a. si-anni.-i.is, ,1:1s iraiiii to 11 o-ui
Jj ;k,. r.llorler
IJ ' " o-poieei s..,ue imeieiu, lie
has met with, one of which is wor'hvof
t-.-iiin.g to . air reader- as a s ample ,,f hoiv
. b h "j.,,. ..'riven into potvamv Last
?! .. ag.; ttte.l f, th.-hrl' al
S:, ,wvi;,., J;.iX Kld.-r county, located
,,..ut thi.ty mihs northeast of K-lton.
Tie inh-ibitants in that vall-yare chietly
Scandinavians, and know little else ex -
. . . . .-..,. s.- . . .
C pt 111 O I le.V 1 lli p OC 11 ,.V I 1 1 0 , i l.U 1 1 0 S t -I I
ia ir ward I'.mhop. After the aent had ,
rri ,,ls u.iim jm,-, vt.naitm to ;
,1..,.,, i!: th; J!iiy that night, he took out
hU violin, and playing s. me easv airs 1
was join.,1 in song by the girl of the
rears old and lived with lier p :r.-nts.
Wing the evening a mat, tavmrs of
cam" iu and he and Liie retired
;.. u.f the small rooms. V-xt in, ru-
, lo lllari v him, and I r. fused to do so.
1 r,. 1 ,eae!, d and l.h-ided, and mv father I
;,,.. red me to marrv him. Last No- j
1 v-mb. r we wei-t toS dt Lake Cilyon !
That night
b-ok n:e t,
. h,..,!,-,. ,.,) ,,!.;!,, tl.,. ....... w-.j
1. e-,,r ,-, .,:l went out 'anddal t;?t i
,. b:-k Wi en the !,..-,.-.. w.-.s- ,.v..r '
come duck. 1 en tne inea.iv was over
1 v.ei,t out cxi e.eiug to tin, him at the
,!,,., v.-ailmg for me, but he Was 110I
there; so l waited and Availed and not 1
knowing where the hotel was, orauvon.' I
n; (he citv, began to civ, whence a po-
he, man e'ime to me m.'d a k.-.l me what
was the matter. 1 told him, ami lie wen t i
v.i'il, ..Kdn.v 1 i,t. 1 .,,,,1 1.., m.,i .0
the names on the r gister. I found our '
,-,,m and went to ! .',!. About ' oVlo-k :
l-t. ..;,,. f,, llr j.,,,.,., x',.rv ' -nnk and ? '
had to help him to bed.' r'we"-ot '
I '.us.-.l nv ....f ',..r
!a.. but makes m- iiVe wdh mv i-.th-r.
1 1... , 1 1 ........ . ..... . .- .1 ..
e,.., s l,t.... 1 ....,.. ,...,.(- ..r ,
:.;,.,, - T - ,,t , I. tt,.,- t,. .1. T-o.-l. i--i.d
(..1 I him how I had
d hi,,, to.-ive r
li t -.1. and
a ,i. 1. ,, but
Ti-v i.,r .-at the !. ;t. i- o. .ai, if-iiop. and
;.',. ,iu,. t) v..,. ,,. .id told me n.'.t to
-, d; f. r a div.iv.-. and said: 'lir.-oh-
.-y i-t then .in-- of br e i's ( i.d t hd im- '
-.'s vou : l:.v v. if, t h-- ma v .11 laa i ri- I
i:,;h.. Kiaiov. m.td House, 'you Avdl be
,-,. u: i 1 X- . t : In ; 1, .1. ' "
! ) ,in7; t!a- r.-.-iai of this story bv th"
g;i -i, v, . -oid mm-h moi-.-, si.,- sm I h. r
1 was a mis rabie on", t ha 1 sh, v. ou id
l-I,.. h. ."it iiWiiv from her sad lot. but
,,,1,1.1 la i. ;
Jlercas. is onlv one of Ihonsamls of
similar ones in 'the Mormon church,
wh. r girl-, are hold in ;ts .strong :.bicrv
as that of the colored race i ii,- i the!
1 - de tv.ir. '
- - I
books .l.gl Like IJ. '
M :S lalVlde V e- ; -, . led I. i!!,l of :l l,I:,ee
( ' 'h e s w a s. '.hen he i-. I iii-ued I he f-d-
ing .-,:..- i : "1 will CAoi.-in it bv
t- i. a ' you j. hit;.- s'orv. O-a- time a ,
('"hoes w-iiuau was in King -ion, a' d -fe '
went to an .-xhihli ion wliieli v. a-- -i pan- j
or. una sho.v. )ue of f ... oiet in es shown
'a-' - l ib nd. d to ,. .-e .ail ehao ,. and '
the '.void a.
a , ,-, i'i. 11 I sh ov th.
p o.ui'. i uc ( . -no. s ,-. .....io, was a : i i i i
near siehb d, and s.' . ii a th word c-iao -.. i
tooi - a ,,o; a! the pierure. and Ih !i fe.
i ... i ' ti-:..-
',", ;' 'ooo...,:,..,,, - ... . t.s
v. ..no s, ami looKs iii-a ni. e n. loo.
I'.iog I7nivii;s; 'i'h ' N'e-.y Vork .',-
fi' - l s:,;. :: " I'r ', ibiv s v. at , i-hlit , of
il, il--r:.' Ml-d r. t tii -b,i i- let ' b' .
oi I o's eg sire ,-1 a i ! bv I.-, . . an.l tnesi
u iio b a.-e not ti-e ,dt -hi--I d.tli
lit'r. -
re, "'st i. ,i i, osi the e adrai v, oiis-nt (.
In.' !u. e l onf of llie was:'. .lis."
FAIOI AVO i.VKlK.
woinc in ttif. oi;cilki and ntuseky.
iiinjr of a severe winter, or the- end ff n
dehgli'tul autumn. The lirst objt'ct
must be to secure the crops; ihe next to
prepare !he orehe.rds for winter, and,
lastly, if tiu1 weather alhvs, to do what
ever work iiwv save a day in suring.
I in: t am; o' liatr. Waiter uppien
, , , . , ,i, ,
I atu. pears s iouhl not !t- taken , mto tli"
i ,,-l- , - ,
C-Jlai- uuii! thera is lanci r of--freei'.ui.nr.
, , , :, ,. ,
i liu-v aiv much bettev otntntler a tJital,
I , ,. , , . .;ti.
i hnig as thf-y --'.!i tt ktipi fheve-wifli
s-.h tv. llie fruit in undergoing '.he
. e-j.,-i.i,u on uti in 'i.-.ttt ...v
i ,v1!j,i, .stid'h.-li, it possible, ventnatlou
a chimney.
I Pi: umno Tin: ();:ni un. A wet soil
l- a most i'.:u,!V(ii :iiit'site h r an oivuai ii.
Fruit trees are olt -n plan!, d on such
iai .i with the intent io.i of draitang it the
j next year, or soon alter. Half-done
1 work is rarely coraitet- :!. Oile r work
1 M-.-ins more pressing and. tin trees re-
, ,.,,. whh th, ir roots
I . . .'. .
in an muita'!.'
, , . , ,
j ( ),... j ro.u.u.ll l!s fuil
llu.,5v, , K,u.h ,ri.h:!.,ll3 U:1V
., , . , , , . . -i "
usuahv be r.-storen bv dr.i.uiuig, an.; m
, - ' ' f ,
manv lo'.-ant! -s no s'.-aon is more t'avor-
aba-' tor laying drains than the present.
Otii.-r Avork i not so pressing as in
soring, and la;, ing drains, may be con
tiiinotl until eokl AAeatiiev prevents.
Tun ihiorr:. rioy of Yofvo Oi:e!i.i:r.
Young trees ill be gn-atlv injured.
e a ivv.h.-n the gt-ouii.l is covered
wiih iiow. if eat'.ie. hoiv.-s or sheep lied
! ae-.-e. s to ti;. in. Let the !'--nee be in
! order, and the gate.- fa-iened by a v. ire
I or iu other manner, to prevint oia ning
! 'I'eni. -d.ee and rai.oils oweu ,m serious
-"Vny U young trees. 31 -ee AVoi k under
:'". r. and all wtaals and rubbi.li shouid
' h ,;lU,'a i'!V1'1 "'"" b-nnks, and
j Myirp m-unds of earth, a loot or more
j kie.i:, : in ide at the ba.-e i each. Ahee
wid "i k under snow, if it is liht and
K '' aooe tne mounds, and it i- vt n
;"iiauioieH iirnii v a.iouu.t eacn ti
i ':l,-"Us i'1"f eliee(iv-ly K-pt oil, ou
tne large scale, hv smeaiilnj: the trees
t . -, .- , , , -, ,
An.i "toon i com tne slaueider-iionse.
usm- a swao oi corn UtnKs. J-.tiiihin '
I- ' P"U tne season.
V.'h. it v. r the soil is in good condiiioii
tre. s 1. av slid be pi-mted. lut by no
m.-a-is snouid th. y be s; t if the gtvuml
tn es nnt ,1 spring.
Siocks roi: ih.or-GnM riN.;. The
Avork of ivot-grafiieg is done in
winter; tne -docks . re to be taken up In
bre the ground fre. z, s, and phsee.l it
tne e. Mai, Avith their roots covered wiih
saw-.inni m :-.
Ci'i'l I :-.' Cioxs. ('ions, whether to
be le-.-d iluiiug ;!: i i . t i' for ro-it-graft -
i
!g. or to he set m t!:v l-ra.nelivs oi trees
iet spring a.re much better if i-uteaiiy,
eon at; or the leaven have fallen. Cut
mt-r's gion t :,, In .m tre-s known to be
tree to name. Tie in bundles, placing
a label wit h each varietv, and for fear
that this may be lot, cut on tie lower
end ..; one of thucii.rs a smooth vhu-e
on hsh b. wrii. a name or number,
Saw-.lu.t is hvfar the last material for
, o ' - . ' '
"''"? '"' ?'';i",V, :1-1'"
he n.aleuev,, and sb.red mmossor m
earie.
iu;y near nv, vigorous simol s : l List sum-
hav,
1 " ll' ' ' 1 " '"I rr,.;i. in
. va.d im-
I lei erc
-.,.,.; . eo. 11. t ly.
1 ,.y ::;.,- f .tut il.i.t
.1 . . e : be made f lis fall, it
practicable. For all ihe northern heif
oi the great corii-groAvini' belt earlv
maturity is an imp. ltant .in-uity. Much
cor-iwiii t:,i: to mature ih: s v, ar becaiis
unseeable Varieties Were planted. (h i
, .
-ra.y, now ever, the t-rv .-ariv ripenn
van.-):, s
11.! Ve -.he I ii-,r : ..1 ,.. ... .1 . .
ipi - ,,,11 IcHVC as Is tlesir-.ble V."-tU V. r
. ,.,v i, . .,....,. .,
,,... ,1 ,.,... ... ,?' ; 'V- 1
.'m '. T ! ' ,U'M.
i of'",.. "S-! nM! InX'" "
i I,!, . iinl
st:l;U. w,1(, M,t ?,,v,. , ,f ',iV . ,.' ,' .
j 1:;r.. Viiri,.,v ,vlliM, ' ;
! ,Wiv rdied on to fui v ii u v as f ,
' " " " o..i in una as 1.
,.,,, ,,s C , j( , f(. , )sj .,,., , J f ,,.
simi!!ei-e-,re.l varieties produced but one
VI-..M ii4 uus h.e o , ' -
j, ,,',, nil!l,k,,, ,v, ;, ,'. ?, .V;"'.. ,.
i .,,...., i... ,'. .. . . , , U
(Ill.,s,ior " .'methi,'." Vn'v
i . , t , . ,
!c . 7 , i". ' ?, u - ?"!';
; Wre iZ V, ' V, ' if, .V.
' ....,.,,'. ,...!. , ',, ,
11 are small, d -ei -i;,-i nelU-,1
' aval appal'- idly every way desirable, but
1 vUiicb mature so lale as to be untrin-t-
Worthy. We have others which are
j wry early, but with Cars so small that
the corn gro.ver on i( hug" scale "weuhl
not take tliem a-: a gilt.'' Vfe have this
....... '.',:;, .' ',." . j' C ' '
- p ' i: '1 m " V' ' ''-V
t' ':l' U' ., V1 . ,vl'!-11 . f
w t(A r1'!". ,,! ,;,',-,lt . :,n,i ''
ap,.eai. 11 -e; out. cannot 'el! wl u it
m-i'uiv.i; wh it was ihe i haraeier of the
'"v1."' 1 ,.'.'l'"t ':'v ' S ,,;"T,' sf:ll!:
1 '" l! "'"!' '
a h-irr.-u siali; m iv
iei , 11 v- as wen as that li . .:n a j rod uc i e
sf.Pv. As a eli-.s, t arm. is have not paid
!''lu!:"'i,'."t a't.-nthm to such points as
, " M'"','!!"" " 11 "1 y
p'V T"" h'''" ''' 1,1 ' ! -' "'vn bins.
,',!'-,'i,,'.v !'-'- ''''' to encourage the
'" " " - sizeil, well-
in Selee
d. Wh, u th
I"i'iii. l ear. Avitlcul any r.-t.-rence t
ice to a 11 v
V- "' ,i,ii:i'-v- J,al,'1 t lv'''-i",r, before
V"' '"i'-' U'' ,"'1 '' 'i,l ,ien
-! ''".v its vit ihty; but .iuib- immature
' "! ,v s:!l,''.v .v"!'"''-' r ,r "'' !"b
n'l-,':' ,!i'-!'" da''''. ' "I Ir.- zmg, if t!e-v
r i-i' ii." ziim- if t ! 1 v !
in a die, reasoeahlv
is ro.'m for mueli I
"" ' ''"";'
'.' i n . , ue;
v '" 1 reeling corn, as av.-Ii as in
imp
ill.!:
e- on r an 1 :- !s, bv careful s-t J,.,..
,'' . ,-.s ' :,, 11. .'
..t b'!e.
Some i:i-iv tin hi . 'raphieal iioh-s
011 A ; - a .. i re hum:,-, p.,,. beiu"
ptb,,,!,..,i I v T-i. ii d- I'e'u-v in Fir's"
lie' s ! i y, Mao- i, ti.e i ' -i ! -' i , ,-u ,,d d v
of t h gr' a t nov eh .1 , i., i e 1 1 'e -,t i I;:, "jp.
was ou: :!
'."".. V.". a F"bv !
al ( a .,, j ,e. He had killd tv.e.'ii
hi.,, h a. I . .f am -.
"I shall kii! hi . t'drtiet'i and ! Imu r
turn b. the I. .f.-au. !' -r I am ti
'hav.- had , -i. ol it," said ),: o
' mg-bbor.
t !.,.. .s bv,.ii"id
fridge and da.'i
- j, . ,,.a ,, (.,.t;;,..,
oVh.ek. and haiud Duma .
d five
led ill
' V . . -. 1 1 , h b a K "f t i I . re o! . "Ihoo
, -on ! , . ; : i . . i , , I e els i'i..; hens i:, Ihe- fann
v aid U,,- !.. ,.t n,,- av-k - ail ii a- tune.'
"Tle-n v. hat ,M: .-ai-tli hav you ...m
wiih y air-ei !' a 1 1 !': aib-ruoou ahaa-V"
"U'l.y, I hav wi it!, u a pu ee for th.
Fi ,", lis. "
'I'i
" l''r' -'a i eelilh'.l i o an u i us, i
i was a giea, su.-i-i-.-s
I Mo Till-: 'l: i ei. Tie- !
t Sound
. I ;. a '. : th.d u .n-e p.uiv leeidiy
....... I ... f i , ii...'.. .. v.-... i .....
- ' . ,
i y , lie- s . i . . - , eva'ioti l
;:!;o,.,!';,,e I;""::1 ":'
i .lie
I - .bioif u:,',r n
an i " ' "! o, .in-
,..,!' ol lit
i IO,! 'III' . '
e , :e . e, I , -, I i -.. :
: i- -u, ri . I .ssitt Ii
! a I I a : o.v, i. 1 1
' 1 '. : ,'
i dal-rei Li. - .
do i o- d, son!
tie
i " u ;
ilea i. !il,i" !' vi i i i- i : ion.
LI1 1: ! ALASKA.
- Tiii?(f '(iF Tin-: rron.i: tiittut:. ' "
Thi-ir Vii-i'snnl A iVHi-iVl tinrf lint 'nns-s
'J'Ijciii- l51iii'liic- Nniil hi in- A I iiittr-t I'ni
" i-h1 Aiiiinia I lir Olili-r l'i o;ilc.
Th' Ameiiean ( U-ographieal Society
has just published an inten sting pajier
coneerniug the people- of Alaska from
the pen of ir. Irving (.'. liosse.
"The object of this paper," pays Dr.
Kosse, in opening, "is to record, in a
frafintenlary v.ay, snuu1 observations, as
they have occurred to the writer during
a late hyp'.-rlioiean experience which
Horded exceptional advantages for not
i "i ne principal vict s amoiiL' flie people
of. Alaka." he says, ouho ly
j mild an.l ino!i,-nsiv, s.-em to be. a fond-
ue-s 101- game tu cigihv an.l an uneoii
Iroliable craving for aleoholie drinks
an appetite which, by the way, two sea
sons of personal observation and experi
ence in the Arctic convince mo is some
thing of a physiological neecssity. The
taste, however, seems to be an ae.piired
one by Ihe aborigines, for T .saw a man
at Xeunivak Island to whom the taste
was foivign, and on tasting both braudy
and whisky he made a wry face and spat
tin -in out with evident disgust.
"illicit traders, tailing advantage of
. his northern craving for drink, have oi
lateyear.s lieen in the habit of supplying
the most vilii-inotis compounds, in ex
change for which the improvident Es
quimau gives his choicest furs. Some
captured specimens of lhe.-e prohibited
artiehs, bearing ihe r, speetive labels of
-b:iv inn,' .oi!! ie-i gin;.', r, ' etc., with
a i ".v to del' ran. Hi"; the rev.-t.ue.j-roved
on examiiiaiioii to be i;ot!utij but cheap
alcohol of a. highly inil.immable nature to
which a little coloring matter had been
added."
Speaking of the effects of climate on
haith, !r. Kosso says: "j u addition to
the freou, t:t disorders of the respiratory
organs, rheumati.Mii and atlVetions 1 f
th" ahnnaitary c o.ia! are .piite eoiumou.
'Llie iaftt r arc principally due to ovev
loadmg the st, maeh after a long fast,
and ii, digest i. .11 from this e ie.se. js S1,
fiXipient thai it in v.i uneoinmon thing
to find an Esquimau su'l'-ring for sev
eral days from ail the rem. a-se of a. guilty
st, nia.eh. Th.e wonu n, too, are at times
violently hysdrieal, ai d in this ; speet
do not differ much fr-m their more
civilized sisters. iseases of the eve
and its aiipe!ida"es are oud." numerous.
Hid among i n. ni ! uotte
;1 eases
of opacity of the crystalline lens and of
t lit cornea, and ot tatty and pigmental
degeneration. Ophthalmia tarsi in it.n
chrome form and granif ar int! iinmatiou
of the conjunctiva are common along
with amblyopia am.l a.dhem 1 iia, and it
is md ,-d all unlikely that a specialist
might exhaust the op; hah, 1 .logical vo
cal nlary in dc-cribing the diseases he
might obsi-rve.
"Among these numerous eye diseases
how-, vt-r, I ob.st rved but two ca--.es 01
total blindness one iu a imm at st.
Lawrence Island and another at St.
Michael's in a native from the interior.
Mr. 1 trot,, w hose dmies iiw census agent
have allbrded him great facilities for ob
serving the interior population, informs
me that bliudne.-.s is almost universal
amongtheol.h r people, most of whom
g'-t b.iud on reaching the age of ti'.tv.
1 his blindness, e. inmimi a!-.o io the lowa r
animals, was once observt d by him in a
bear at ivince YVilliam Sound. The
bciir, v. ith several others, was seen ap
proaching his party on the beach, and
lie singular actions of this particular
bear attracting attention, trom the un
certain way in wlr'eh he walked and was
pushed ab ait by the noses of tin other
bears, ii was siugltd out and shot, when
alt examination showed the previous ex
istence,'!' total hi ii,. ie ess, which of e, .ins,,
i.e.-unl. d tor the odd movements of the
animal.
' These eye affect ions are. i.wi, c-tuiMni
0,11 M,,' ';..', as uas 1 .t.-u oris ueoLasl.i sop 1
J.o.O. .1... .oe leo l.l ill,- !i I ol
:-!;oV, I -!l'.',. J -less, in . hiell tie- S: !,s! : i! i -
of the . nd 1 ireans. ii,-e rods :,u l con, -,',,
in diminish,-,! or exhausted by the pro
longed illumination from the eonstaui
sunlight and the glare from broad expanse-.
,f brighth-'ghstenin' snow. The
rait 1 aei ion th" Arctic atmosphere, the
insu'lteieiit an.l inipov, rishi ,1 condition
of the bio. -d brought about by bad feed
ing ami file strumous diathesis mav
lih.-v. ise be nn ntioiiet'i as 1 -retlL.posin'g
cause-.."'
Hehl-ng Ihe Feins.
A good driver grasps the reins so that
they pa-s into the hand under thehttie
liug'-r th'st, the ends of the fingers, after
the hand, is closed upon the reins, being
iu a perpendicular line. This gives a
vie like grip which it is almost im,, s
sible for tin' leather to slip through,
but Ihe wrong habit young driv. rs, an.l
especially ladies fall into, is to catch tie
rein in such a a ay that wiieii it enters
th,
i: lirst pa.-ses over the
linger; when held in that v.av ii is v.-rv
hard to Iu--) it from s!ippi-:-g, and so it
happens that ivln'i nn cx-.-iied horse
giv, s a ipdel: jerk and the lady feels the
lines slip she thinks her strength is iu-
tide.piate. loses her r-, sei f mind,
and in a few minutes somcbo.lv's hurt,
if pciso: n lue.-w how a'.vkward a noor
,i: ivt r look--, they would try to improve.
There's nothing more ridiculous than a
green driver with his arms stretched
away out in Iront "pushingou the lines."
On the other hand, there is 110 more
pl-'ising sight than to see a wand-trained
driver, and especially in the person of a
pretty giii, sip.iag r.-el, w ith hands
clo.-e to her slender waist, the rein curl
in;; euieiv over her delicate thumb, ai d
the whip era-ped iirinly, arching over
the In Use's back, thread her way with
out nervousness or f, ar through n arrow,
er-ovdi-ii str, i ts, or on broa.l avenues
leave her timid friends behind. In
Kngi.inii fox hunting has such a hold
upon the people that a girl is taught to
rale a. im-1st 1 1. for, she 1, ai us any i hing
el-e. In Franc t he pleasure of imlivi.l
ual driving has never woiked i's wav
into the Fi-.-nch woman's mind. In this
country tin re is a change coming, but it
is scarcely visible at present except at
the fashionable centres, w in re a few ot
the leading la dies are noted h. .rso women.
- York lady en joys ulmo-t as much
'-: '"''" a " l'ivii, simpiy b.-ean-e
"' J-iio,s how to di -pense witii the
a c, i.iehiiiitn a nd tone up her
system by manipulating the ribbon
ov.-r a I rotter's back as she t-ies along
the oe-.-aii drives.
A Utile ( In:
A w. 1 1 f 1 1 man from the eld German
country oi 1 '. -u ; is v 1 v;o , i;t said, to me,
says Citih: ",',,. would not think that
in ..in- region it is laird io get domestic
s- -rva n I .-. v. le -re w- ha ve .-
: ,,! , i-.::-,. mdive .o,-g ,,, : ' ., '.if
. IS the chief e.hle.-illo'i. V..1 n ;.. ( !
i and I at I nbllle it to t he radi 'a I chaU' -e
: .V ha, elleeted to the real injury'. ,f
' lie- M ill..-.!., p. ogle; f .,. ,,f v. 1 , . , t Use is
j l'l'" cy it e eaniioi gel n-habje
I cooks mnv.es and maid-. '..
' ' " .inn I le-re v. ,-i e
ii i . .1 1 hem al a .y wages. 'I he
li
..,..,,. , , .1 - !V I ...
-. . p., . " o up ui i n nun i y i n
an.! . ur ; u '..-. had oh-asaht relali..,, w i!h
the handy a. s.i v. h,-i t li.ii- g..rl,
.h-ne uo ii, .ie. - U :.,!:-i a- -,- b,..,,- v,-;..,
V--1- b. , .V !.,'i.:, :-,: J. -e,,v .;,.,,
'' oi ns have I me rich, ih, v are
no ion; a r ii", ib .1 in .hers Vlli',t it
in Ih" l-oich, n, and as ih. y are social
I'hiaials tliey v.',!l h i'.e th: ,''; c ,nii..oiv.
They :,iy, 'iu.y don'l care anxlhit,..
'bou I 11 . ." owe i h. , :!.;...'
, ,1 " , -,i,l ,,, v li-inid "il i
p,.,. ,i,,wl ,,. . .
' "l eigll. or leu lt, . -
!.,v aiuo'ig servants. Th.-v w iiig, ( ,,i,r
bretil .fast at !f c rtiou hour and -d -, . i t ; ,
, ..pp. !,, , ,
o.u p.. an.l then Ih-y are go.
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e Vlil IS'..' !o leive : et'e:,t i, it
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Sled I 1 V. e Wst'il I - I , I I'll '.V till , on i hi i.i
tie V I'i' ' ' l ! i o t s S ".' li ol, 11 . Tin le tt , ..
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Ill' I i -e b-
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I '' I ' I -her i"V il ".ll'i- III lltl io hill: h Mtai,
- . ;.oe ..on on- leteuue euui r t .irw 1.
) to tllrll pale.
THE CHAHLSF. ROSS 3IYSTKKY.
Smut New nml sinniina )rv-lin"l,'iil
in I lie Cane.
A remarkable and rather plausible
story that comes to us from Wyoming
Territory will revive interest in the
mvstery'of the Charlie l!oss abduction,
now well-nigh relegated to the limbo of
finished and half-forgotten tragedies.
It is said one Jlosher, who was lately
Ivnched in the suburbs of t-iieyi line,
YYyomhm, Avas a brother of William
Mi-hherwho avus killed vdiilo commit
ting a bui-ehirv at Mav Fudge, Long
Island, December, 1S7 L ' The Cheyenne
;fosher had robbed and killed one Weut
x.eil, and was caught and put in prison,
six weeks ago. The crime bei'-'g com
mitted under peculiarly age-ravating
cirenmstanees, the citizens of Wyoming
resolved to lynch the murderer. lie
was taken out of jail, earri. d to the
woods, and hang, d last Sunday. hen
under the shadow of the gallows-tree,
Mosber ottered to divulge a secret,
which, he said, ha 5 driven him into the
West. Hut tie 1-,-nelKi's "had 110 time
to wait," and. lie was incontinently
hu mred. Tt subse. ir.entlv came out that
losher had said that Im was the guard
ian of a person for whom n rew ard was
oIKred, and that he had been forced to
I'y ou account of a close pursuit made
lor him after the deatii of his brother,
William Mosher. It is further r.-porUd
that somebody living iu St. Louis has
made a confession that corroborates por
tions of the Wyoming story, but this
part 01 the narrative is vague and neb
ulous. Charlie Floss was abducted from his
home in (ici'mauiown, lVnn. iu July,
Is" I. Many clues, after A-arior.s theories
had been examined and abandoned,
pointed to Wiiliam Moshor and Joseph
Ooiiglas as t he probable chil.l-stealers.
While the Itoss family and Superinten
dent Walling Were ee.-"iged in weaving
about these two m.-n a av b of tio-eui-stantial
evidence, and efforts wi re beii";
made to ransom the child supposed to
be iu their custody, 3Iosher and Doucrlas
broke into the unoccupied summer resi
dence of bid"." Van Frunt. at Fay
Ibdge, Long bhind. Dec. 11. 171. The
brother and nephew ! Judgo Van'
Mrunf, an.l a farm-hand, living in a
neighboring house, and routed by a
burglar alarm, headed oil' the burglars
as they came out of the unoccupied man
sion, and in the tiring which ensued both,
marauders were killed. JlosheV fried
without making any sign. Done las. d.v
ing, said: "it's no use lying now.
Mosh.-r and I stole Charlie boss from
( iermantown." 1 ie alsof leutilied elo bel
aud said that he (?.iosh, n "knew ail
about the child." led the elder child-st.-der
Av:.a already dead, and Douglas
soon breathed his last. It was siippo.-ed
that th secret of these guilty men da d
with them, and that all trace of the miss
ing boy i-as lost when the man who alone
held it died as he deserved like a dog.
William ?,Joshei- was a hardened ami
hfibiiual criminal.
jit; Avas so ac
known to others of his e'a-s (most of
whom probably regard, d him Avith ihe
respect which cavu ci-iniiua! accomplish
ments and immunity fn-ia iLtee
tio'.i inspire) that it would. be
very natural that any person h fir
ing a name resembling his avouUI be
willing to claim relationship or com
plicity with the slain burglar. The ro
mance of crime draws into its fascina
tion the criminal and the weak to.geth. r.
Having once pretended that he was
nearly allied to Masher, ihe child steah r
and h-use-break.-r, the Cheyenne ruffian
would ho sure to at'empt to save his
m ck, or divert th.e alit-ntion of his vol
unteer executioners. Moreover, the St.
L. uis clue, whatever it was, was ex
amined by Mr. Christian Iloss a few
days since, and it is announced that he
is satii-t'ied that there is nothing in if.
The tali; from Wyoming, it would ap
pear, has only revived interest iu the
crime Avidior.t throwing any light on
what must remain a balll.-d mystevv.
Snuhiinieil in tin Arctic 3'egiosis.
"Tin worst trouble that I had in my
jb-st v. .y,i.... n. ., 1 1 , ' s-o, i ., M ii,,,, K.,il,.,'.
e. V 'tmmi fi) w I m UwWr
-r e-s,i 1. i -vt i i'Te i v -,,.. H, W!!h
I'orl.v de'-f, es below I-..-1-.i; ! could s( Old
Ire '. -n n,.s-,-s ;,ud ears; but !:ss mv tp
raii.s if 1 di.h.'t -,;,l'er most te'iribly
!he lirst time 1 .,,, suubu.ut iu th"
Arctic regions. Y -it see; it was this
way: We 'vein lai i tip a few days la hue
the close of summ. r making repairs, in
about seventy-four degrees north lati
tude, and right early one moiuiug a
party . f us went ashore to look around.
It was pretty cold, and the eons., . piehec
was we were bundled, up ju half a ih :: ai
thiekntsses ot underclothes, wiih fur
hoods over our heads, and looked like
ii as in a buffalo r..l'o.
"Well, sir, along about noon time,
what, w ith the h. -at of the sun, and t:ie
hard exercise that we were taking i,i
getting ov.-r the .snow and ice-hummocks,
1 was hof as tarnauon, and 1
just slipped the hood, . if my head and
weal along- for a white with nothing- on
it.
" 'but on that hood, you fool hol
lered one of Cue men. 'ioy..r. wa:,t
to get sunburnt?' 'A few Ireeid, s won't
hurt me,' savs I. n .-. r was much of
a beaut v. I Jul you're the fool, to talk
about suit-burn in such a e, untrv as
this.'
"I thought that settled the whole
business; so I kepi right along wiih a
bare head, while the oilier boys, who
were old hands at traveling iu the north,
kept covered up. The side of my face
that was next to the sun was ha as lire,
while the side that was in the sha le
was fro.e pretty stiff: but a; we kept
tacking around m going from pl.ic
to place, I showed lirst one side .--nd
then the oilier to the. sun, and. the tre. :
ing and cooking was ptvtiv evenly
divided.
"Yon lake and stick your head clear
.low n ti) ihe chin in a bucket ,,f seaUiing
wahr, iini.ik. ep it .hero for liveminuies.
and voit'l know what 1 fei! lih" when i
got back to the ;.hi) that night. My
face was swelled up so that ! couldn't
see out of 1.1V eyes, and one of the boys
had to load me around for three days.
M v head under m v hair was so tend -r
that I couldn't b-in-h it to a pilier, and T
tool; my sh cp like 1 take my wlii- hy,
standing."
bi'l-i.niny.
Since the year 1s.-'i ihe population of
( ierimi iiv has fallen off considerably in
many sections, though in a few others
it has more than he'd its o'.-'ii. 1 h is is
a carious reporl, iii.ismnt-!: as an in
crease of about haif a mlilion was r--corded
for every year in ihe dopies-ed
period of 1-7:'. l'mssiii, sii.ee h-sil,
lias maud lined a slight advance, w hich
has amounted to between N.Ohl) and
',, (:!':.! in the Uheiii.-.h Provinces of W. st
phalia. Saxony, and 1 !: a nd.-nbii r-r, but
the province of I'os, ii has ios! s7,7S!l.
Il isb-rn I'm. s'a has lost ::i,!'d 1, and
I'onierania l.sH l.t i'-'e'-'Ji. bavai'ia
eoiml s an v. it g'l eaicr iiiiliag oi'i-
Si', old ol a oi!.!ti..u in b'"-l) of o.:2S!,
(U III, while Willie, ul Oil ; has h.st i ; , 1 1 . H t
out 'of the l.'.H l.biiO that she then ban.
in I'l iii'd .
The number ,-f for igner.s now living
i I-' ranee is l,Ho,o:!d. .-r 2 IW . : c.-i.!.
l' Ihe poj.uia! ion. 1'or the past .'ill
years tins p. o-, in. u.iss oe. u i
! if was oniy I. lid: iu b-dl
il via-, l.-'i::, and in Is,"'.' it wa . ike:!, fc. m
,. i,i..h ..;,. I !h. ie
nee s :,-,-'! 1 ue in- :
e,-ei!s to I - h M al! I ')'!' Ig, lit ",' s ii i-
foiiud tl a! Ita!ii!'is and bel gans ure th"
in,, ! n uui'-r-ai s. the form, -a uricinil in;.'
o Ufiii ly -Jhd.O'ld and ).,. hdb-i- to ov. r j
I . ;',( I h I. .'t in order coin.' tile ( Id- j
males, and Ih- li ihe Spaniards, Swiss,
ami Kuglisli, 1 he last nueiber.ng :!7.l''---'.
Puriu"; the pa-.t live seals the llali.tes
alone have increased ',;,,ildl.
Till-, resets of ile;isiire ss, ! ioni lad Ion
e-ioigji to si ioi-n tl,.- j row of hi. ii v. im
j j I neks tin in , and t hey re tin' 0,1 l.v roses ,
v. Inch ,!,. not 1,1 11 rn II,, ir swe -i lit v.s ii b r
llicy leive lost tlieir lieant.v.
Ii.i'i'ii i ' iii annera is nsita! ly t b .!
f' i-l .-!' !'.. I " 1 e -t iosi.s. I 'i, g.tttce . , cues
oi no bleedin . bl ,,1 bit! It.
lb, I hid is
inia-h r nl otht i
-ti T ..f hulls, if will siiiai he
cai.i:m).vu for isst.
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The AO.vau-avcs tif ifiidomatie Fife.
If he reports from Washington can
be beiiev; d, our m w Minister had no
sooner liseu from his couch after sleeping-
olf the faiigu s of his extraordinary
briiliaut reception, than hewas informed
that the master of the Shah's stables
waited in the court. Mr. Fe-njamhi
ordered his attendant to admit him.
When the dusky servant of royalty made
his appearance he salaamed, and, kneel
ing' down an.i bonding low, said:
"Peace be w ith on."
Mr. F"hjamiii had read Mr. Isaacs,
so he replied:
"And with yon peace."
Then the menial retorted:
"Yost are mv father and my mother,
and all my relations; yon are the sun
moon, and stars."
Mr. benjamin saw no shorter cut to
iul'on.i dioe a t to tl... iseo's "!.- ii-.-s, :oid
he therefore asked his attendant what
the follow wished.
jle was told who the man was, and
that he wanted a donation in. return for
the horse that hud been presented to
the iii'iy Aniericsu: Minister front the
Shah's stahl, s. Mr. benjamin thought
it sirui-'jo that an ofleer of the iwal
household should ak alms, but 'he
lighted a cigar, and ordered that 10.ll. 10
dinars be given to ihe beggar. His at
tendant looked astonished, and plainly
showed that the sum was insignificant,
whih th uncmilovtabh ' Minister
ihought that he heard the turbane.l
si abieiiuin mutter i-oinething about
"bigling." :'e called out to his attend
ant that in would cut eif his ear.; if he
didn't kick ihe man out of his presence:
but th ' ath-ndaut. wiih many obeisan
ces, explained that it was customary to
bestow about the value of the horse.
Mr. Ik-.i.iamin greened, but complied
for the honor of the America;! re
public. Ail day long Mr. Fenjamin 's room
was crowded with salaaming darkies,
au,l toward ev-. nigg lie found himself
the j'a.th. r ami mothir and :dl ihe 'rela
tions of a smt'K i-eg'menf of pagans,
ife is now- involved in a "eoeibundity
of cogitation" as to how long s.",Oui.) will
last with a family that daily receives
accessions of I'n'hevs and mothers, not
to meuti n vhoie astronomical collec
tions!. Ai l hi'- rrhii:;;;-'.
Iv, Ihe Shu-a Lino.
The recent Slurry in stocks has upset
a. good nn uy persons who have been
hitiario of mo.-.t conservative views
about : he investment .i money. A cer
tain gentleman in this eiiy, who thought
lie perceived signs .f sSiii'ening in a par
ticular stock that has sittracted'm'ieh al
i.g'ieii of late, concluded to try his luck
flier., in, and .-.e.-ordingly bought ten
shares at Sure enough, the stock
soon began to boom, and in a week he
had sold out again id a pro lir of one hun
dred dollars. i To recounted his expe
rience t a friend, who said to him : "i
am glad to h. ar of your slice, ss. Put
are on sat i-ae. t ? If you had held on
uut'l now yui might have made fifty
t'eikirs mere." "Y. s-;i'' th'- investor.
l'q..iOii owi itetly .sal isiieti. i had ;i good
Use !,, ,ti.,.. ', ,,,,( -M. looidr.d dellros
.Ie,. i.i,..!,.. ,.:,! em wil!i.j tb--t some
one , ..iioul.l make th.-othi r lirty. My
"l:!.V Ie;: r is 'e t . s , e i 1 i ; . g si I e ! ! , piie's ale 1
easy gains, tiia colleger mf mbers of my
iamnv may Ihink my cx'o'-nciiei' cm
c-i-Ji'.iiily be dilpiicated. and, by invest
ing un! !:in! !':.':! ,-, may buy into a falling
maiket." ll:s frien.i ;.gi-"l that such si
danger might with reason be appre
hended. A day- or two alf-T the cautious
i'lv, st,.r saw the sloes, drop io "., Avhere-up-.n.
seeing the possibilities which
oh' red themselves in ease of a l ise. he
bought iu again '. the extent of ten
hares. At l ist accounts the stock Avas
feverish between d'J and :!, with no in
i iaai iohs of a boom. The family, how
, ver, are doing- as well as could be ex
pected. '" "",;.
A Ittuiiaiiiic Mbirv.
'fhii'ty years ago the American Consul
at bi o d oi-'irowas Henry IVven. Aviso
h:.d lived f "!' a long time in jbsi.gl and
a, ieire.!a foftnm. S mn after her a r
livai iu this c .-iiih-v with her three ehil
.'.'. uou :t vl-'-it, about the year bsoi;,
Mrs. bi -vmi hamed of be" Imsbaud's
ibit!i i.i lb i. and iiJU!-' liate steps were
tak. u to s.-ith' his estate. In the course
of in - seitlen:e!!t it was ascertained thai
a ia.ge sani of money had disapp sired,
bid no (race, f ii coiild be found. After
the vain invest igid io'-i was over Mr.
Pi-veu's eon ii.lehi ial clerk, to whom no
suspicion was athn'h'.i, removed to
Aiisir.oia, ai here he had a checkered
care, r iu the goi.l diggings. Last March
the clerk fell sick and was taken to a
1 1 :-- -i t -1 1 in Melbourne. Shortly before
hi. 'deadh he embraced the Catholic
faith and col !' -s , . -, 1 that he had stolen
the m
sii'g ,-d ( nil). If" was t-i-.j. lined
to make r ! i I u, ' i, hi, which he was will
ing io do. ami is he had kept up a cor
respond;.;, v wi'h his old employer's
widow for several years after ihe crime,
there was little dibh-'illy in tracing her
ehil.ir.--is. hie of bum. Mrs. ,b-seph
Ash!:,-o,.!.e, who live.-, at the Cii'ard
I i i 'Use, in Philadelphia, has pis! received
a h iit i' i::f. -rhiii'g her of ties hish'S'v and
io., of theag! -hi-. h,et that the 'clerk
beipn at'i.-d I'd;) apt to herself,
In r bl ot hag- and her sister.
The ikii'ilupnike Did It.
As an incident of the earth quake there
the ot h ) 'lay, the San 1'raucisco CiiH
relates that one gej.tienia!! is pan iculnr
Iv grateful forth, shaking up. fie is
tlie i'os-. s.-or of a hue French clock,
which :.,i:id.-"l v ! b'id, il one iS.iy about
a y.-a.r and a half ago, ami ss.il his efforts
to make i tick w av u::avaib:ig. Not
having :i - mail fortune at his command
by which ho eeuid g- t the necessary re
pairs Made, he placed the obstinate
tini.-pi.ee in : close!, com .gin, g himself
Av;:h the red, c'ion toaf "some day'' he
w.'ii'.i have d li 1. Wlisit was his sur
prise on YVedh. : ,!:"; hist on opening the
h or of Ih closet h. li sir tin- ..hi famil
ies (,,'!; ,,f tl,,. '.,v, e. '-.
eari h.uake 1 1 : , , I a ee. n. 1 ish, -, I in less
than a ni imp v. hal he had failed to do
iusivoek's I ink. rim;-, and he is ti uiy
nra'.iul.
Si'i.i-i'. . Paii nuoreau w ho has just
return,.! ps,,., ,.y South v'ales s.-iys
that s. -nie f t In sh. ep lations" there
havefiniu .. Pi "it to . i'l'i. iiiid a.c.'e , ;!iiil
as m-.ny as -j'.tl.o st: , :,., p. h, d.h'ied
liav s ilia ::..:' t hi -ep were sh. u n be
i'g" hi 'i.ig : -i by ab -. t re yeidy-live
'da : iers. Kangaroo-' are t u hi, i ous and
troll''!,- ele. 'i ia V r.ltll ihe sheep r.;-
tioi s. -siid the ( b.y, -fitment has ho,-n
' drain. -d to oil',-,' a bounty "f 7d cenls
ti in
n-r iii
Mi
! I iiinirc.ia ot'
t'ioii. ;ti,iis it!'e kilie.l sooiin'.by.
A Ihiitiabj re;!, I y.nn.
Tin .!.'.,-,, f- i'li I'i, I'.dli.,,,,,-,.
aid., tlatss: Major li. S. Wlslic, of
I uis cii.y desei d , . his Jiiiraeiiloit:, enre
a- ' ' "1 i':-'- ' I'een ;, ,r,,t, ,jy
""i'i ii'siu lor ien . til.-.. ! . :,- ... .
I . , s- . ' '
l l i on i , , i mt si i i . i 1 1 ie:, I o 1
1... . ! .1 ei i'h a 1 1 !:i n. i :. 'i'i
e t li I i t g . -'
dU.iti'dv
ia t v ..ni''
,a i ; tii 'h e I i s
am
Oe sails:. ".-:, (.. :., ! I ,, :, hi' hoi.i-.s-t
' ' -an g. I'M -dl. I'd I- (bi u-:,.,
re. .-nil.: n I ,i. i ' - i n. , -ii, ,le,. him, ,
in' , .ho ih'-lr.! e-.ii ,'.
1 " ;' f,':V- ' I'.e
iiti'iiv, aid J r.lil i'V.-ct si." s;t tt ''
Cities AYariuer than the Country.
Those who happen to live at a little
distance from the heart of the city must
frequently have noticed a lack of accord
between readings of their own standard
thermometers and the published obser
vations; of the signal service observer of
their locality. The reason of the discord
is plain, viz! : the perturbing action of
the heat which the city emits; and how
ever gratifying it may be to the outsider
to find himself superior to the govern
ment observers, it is very little to the
credit of the weather bureau that this
particular source of error was not long
since recognized and avoided.
The remarks of Professor Whitney on
this subject, as applied to observations
made at London, are pertinent and con
vincing, lb says;
"it is a well-known fact that cities are
considerably warmer than the more thin
ly inhabited country, otherwise' undir
similar climatic conditions. Statistics
prove this to be true; and there could
lie n.) doubt that such would be the ef
fect of an immense aggregation of pop
ulation within a limited space, even if
there were no statistics bearing on this
question. Many millions of tons of coal
are burned in and about big cities during-every
year, and the whole mass of
brick of which the city is built- is heated
during the entire winter, and more or
less in tin summer, many degrees above
the natural temperature. There can be
no question that conditions such as here
indicated vitiate all observations made in
or near large cities, Avith a view to the
determination of any possible secular
variation of the temperature."
"MAnrA," said Harry, "what's the
difference between goose and geese V
"Why, don't you know?" said four year
old Annie; "one geese is goor.e, and a
whole lot of gooses is -,j'ase."
Till-; ho
ihes, lie;,i-l ei -case and Iddu .
;i : -e! i-a. - l-a.-a lih-d hyli.C Use oi" brown'
Iron Hitters.
He that sgiv, s his heart will net deny his
indue';.
.'.lvir.- i.i 'M.sitiii.:iv.-s.
(.la the a..--.-iraii.-,- ef th.- lir 1 svnipf, -ins . rM
tt. i.d ,!, hiii'... i. -s ,. , .. : i r...'-:i ;l. ,..;i;y
I'loiapi :-:i-i-sis l'-.V :-. T. f s,. ub 1 ' h-'i
I "U a l'l Si. !l j s, I, - lili.-ils liis: 11:,- ef ;,: ii;.
th.e. I,.;,- ii.-.- ii,- j.--, at ii!i:i-s-i. .f,, la. , :
I ':-.i I -p 1 1 1 i -i- i- aii! , t .o i.-iii-n--'. ,, , .- i .,.
i-i. ! . '- --.h-'ili l, M. .ii.-;,l i.is,-.,v, i-y." Set, -li"!'
to I 'ml i il lis 11 lit I-i live. ':, 111 !. n -';!!-
I'"-- ! i' 1" ''h'l'.il. for w. a!, iair.s. s:i::iu:;
"i nil" d. :.i: l l.iii-ii-. -l all ei iea-. g j,;ls
.,ssa!. S.UI y dia-raist lis- imi-ii v. r. I',.r
br. i'i -r- 's ampul, ! ell C, ., , .; i . , , -t i -, ,. s, i.,
lues!:'!.,,- ! . W. !,!.:. 's !.- 1 !-:SV li V 311.1.1, 1.
As--eeivn.,v. bug.;... X. Y.
'I'll,' t'livie-us ar,- aiwavs liiain-iuus.
Vni.i.v, (ta. - ii-. ii. K. Doyle i.a.'.s: "I
Co'i-iiU-r liiowu's Iron liiu,-o sii t':iot- as a
ionic to any iiiv;iaration now in use.''
lamilat ien is lively iind gentroiis, .aiyy ,ba-ie
Had lusdiciotis.
Pr. (trav-: s' 1 1 e.i it liegulatoi-ciuf , :d! f.im
of 11- art lhseas,., iiei vo a-iu-ss, sleenkssiies::..
A dial, ct prov.-s i..-.Tty f rgsoa.-.v-es.
.x.sios. Iowa. I)r. .T. O. M.-fluire s:ns:
" I in low I in nvn'- run l!i ters i a good tonic,
and gie e.ieral saiistaciion.''
lie beiteihs himself that do. th gootltoothc-r-i
'its, I'its, I-in,
s'lr.-essl'iiliy treat. .1 by We! id's 1 lisp.-ns 'rv
L .h.-i-.l Assori.-ui.,,. Addiess. wiih stann, i,,'r
l.:i!!!:l-.li t. laelii!... N". Y.
The priiiine. man docs nut put his hand into
the tiro. 11 it-ron.
I was in. i- i tl ad wi'h heart diilicisl'y.
c m n iw Co a good day's work, and sin, erelv
re oiiiii'i nil ! ! o-.ave iiear! ii, -giilaior as
th- r.-iit tly. t id) -ee ihghiin , Iharisgrove,
( ).'' s! per bottle at your drug -tore.
Iiiuietr scan" toils any, but gluttony and
(h'Uiik'jnncsp iiiulti tildes..
I'niii'ri-ii a.n.l Slli.-r T.on.n--
are tlrah-d v i! It iiiiii-.;;i su.-e, ss bv World's
! bp us.iry 3l.-.Ii--i:l Ass. .-iatioii. JUili'siI... X. Y.
S, l;d shilnli I .. I- naianliirl.
He's my irieiid that t-pi'ulis wc-U of me he
liigl my h'ni'c
Coiiiir.i I' yiinr habits ef croeked walking hy
nsin' Lyon's l'ateiit Mvtallic Heel Stiii'eiK-r-i.
-.5:i;i(.- S-tv.l!.'-. VV, !;!. Sv-i:;.
Tufa 1 : ii h.si -i--... hi.r.tii-ss, eathiati.': for
ft -vt-i ban, ss. y, -: ' .--e. -:-. v. .r:',s. - eiails.
,)!; rl hi - ii He. a a, '.. in. !-.
l-'rr:,: : Ii.- i l. i.g' .r( St ti: iitr l.i
A r. nui. ioahle Cine: A lady, se.emy-sit
eirs oi' a :e. w ,h s liiis sitiniiiei- for tee hi-si
!::;::' i:i j.-ns. A ease i.'ed !V:s L'ivi-l! lU'h;.'
de- Ie su-iji.s. I j . j- fjs.-ieis a .d rei-it , -.--i
.:..l 'o eu ue i a desr .. i i r o! i e - r e '. e;- - e 1 : ; la
..ill i aiill. Mr.-. .. ' .A II. IS-.!-.. ...or. of -..
! iUih s' reeb I 'ridr-ei -o--t. C'lini.. - ore-, Py said
I ... I '
-. Il
t , :tl .- I :,' , .11'. I ,.- e S ol ! ,,-: i. f ! " 1 .-lltl
l, i-y ehert Inii tie ii, y '. -lluoi.l i'l l:--.i-I'i
s,, - in;. hi.- nn : r ;e.e ;:- iiii'.:"- ile:. e 'y.
'-i uioih, r. v.ii , is s-.--. , -a -.-, n: .i-iMii
i- i- for r I i ly .firs heeii uil'ieie.l w th
Ui !n--. liver and h.-.ri hi ea-, s, wnich !i i-;
cotituii d las- io sh-' ii .a e most ,u' the li ua :
ami to said o la r ...h.-r tr lihg--. . '.boat ia t-e
v:irs a. o .ho s iu i:s ,. ', f .raa s, i iu.
c is::. I llue doiaois. !i-uid aT lh,-y eonid
ior It -r v.. I i ! li! li !l sure ss, to siie::r,w
ri" ,iii v.-.ttc. !!!.! d'- i'h s emi'd iaeviieb'e.
A I ; i t . e her 1 o h .and iinii ; v.'oa d 'ee -v.i.s,-.i
' e el. t v. i g.ei r ii -: :.' i e. i i- r p ly-ichsns
:; '.ve lief ue. -siyin 1 I.e. ' ci m id ho 1 1 'tiling
more for her. SI e wa. a 's sgoeu up by her
iri.-iiiis. liiO'ina h ;:' oi Ita- g;-a u aus-nmi
of g ,,,; 11.1.,,'s li. m ' ly ha I ase, nis!i.-i.e.l.
iisi ; f I h t i-mas-l si! he c - r, s it laid u aide iu
sisuil'l- cases, we ti.ou.'lr. its a. hot h pr wo
woild 1 r," is . .-i ;d io d:e i-s-estl ;e esiisiisi.t.'llt
oi us illl , i'o -lies me! ai.-d she beg :u to itu
! rve. and in a very - hurl lime '.,' -.-.;...
.Jl .- ,-, .ho . '',,,,; ih.. ,. anya.-h.'-autl psoas
' r an .'.hi- h she -suVe ,-.! rsi !:n. ,v. s n . mo' e.
Sin- hsi , w 1 1 hod "th 1 Ii! - s :: a-iier for the sir I
Isiae in leirs. suet is .",s e -;is i'. uaahie srs e "i
i", im ! i r a w o: t s; tt ,-f he;- e irs. e
ad h e! . it: w e owe m .eii to l ma's me: cy
..nd llin-.t's ih medy."
. l (I. r-iir.-:
YV, i's' !;-, I'fh en I;-,;." Ani-itn-;,.. at d'!:'s-g
l'l' lllilil i'i .1- i'i-. s 1. 1 II: p. i i. S. , si-, .i, S's, . 'spy.
ihe s,,i-,,f ,.f,,p ri ies of eiadeoil ares,
Weil e : rhii !', d iita' it is tsot -.rssin ,
'.Hole l" tee'.-!, Cil r' ' i ! i e 1- lilit.l f US':
r '.-de oh ti. '. i-l "!' .-:::,-:!. i:t,d i . ,,iiara::ie- i
io r. sun..' s.-us f tisi.i tisesdraa.
.Mu. A. Niosi is. ,.f li
1 '
Sills p.- S i I -
r. ,i lie' 11 ii:
ii !..r i sis. ii- 'inr. -h.-i -. !
s I'e'dr ni ! !;.'-: I'::s,t:i I'.littl el' ,;s. . h :
a i i"s ' , s n , , i. s. : " 1 so - vest . s n u: :; i-. r, :i i . i ,, t d
il am la lay. Vn so-,- s Issu- nt.-r, ,.' iid's
I'r.iii'i biiiiii ti'-iu ei ail ,,'ii,-r esuirii ,., ' .
lie. 1 a', li . r hi !:,-, - . :: -, m ,:i is.i. i-i etis
b,i"S., bl ai.s'si - i -. I a. i p, u, i. n. ,-. I -v, si.
1'. i ru!'" a - i' i Iu " s'a ! wil li I'lse's I 'us .
i'.ir Ceiisui!i i mn. --'.r-itts.
I-'e't nysi-isi-si i. !Nm,.i -. : to. u.-pr. . u, ,n , ,f spir
its is! ,i a', 'a !'! '' hiSiti in th. ir i.-a i -ns n.i ,;,s ;
ill.-" a - ;, pi i , ntor :,-:, iio' f. r :, n,l ,-ui- and
elh. i il-.i.-i iniil, in f. '-ri... lir- !', rr,,-! 'It..-pher-;in
! basil- ei' ( '.iiis:, a." in;.,!.- i.y .'.!-..,.;!,
Ih..u-d .V Co.. N, u V"i h. and -e'd lie i'li 1 ,ng-;J-!s.
i - lit d ,-, leni ; tin, p, i p-, t i, ti r s t , r. ... r-
ilia I 1 "SI h l I' el' i '! ilri' si, i, !; i' 1 1 ;, S ,1, i , , 1 1 Hi !.
NI'.W VOI1K MAKKKT.
The Wh,,;.. sain New Vork nmrket quotatioiiH
si.,
1 .is.iNs- i'i ii.e, s,,.nn.
'.U": fair to go.,1,
sSl. ii , s Si. la per I llsh.-l.
lai' ,i e iv Vork sold at -JS7, s.i,.. f, ,r
rlieirr ill piilis, and 1- t.i I!','. eolt!i!l"!l lo goad.
W.sa.ti rn siiss.-iv seid at -JiVa i'.e, aiul tlw
eetnaselt V. e- Sern at 1'eV; ise.
Ciii i sr. - i-'tirtery lancy, ll-heal'Jjg do. fair
l-'.in.s l.'ni'hi'.iiais ranged from for or
ilit'tii v, a, -.:7e. for Ni iv York, New Jersey and
l'l fl.-l ili'l.!.-!.
i'l. i is - !s!,p. aline. s;!j'i'iS's.i..'-'i: We-. tii,
c hsi.' r- . -..,.. ', !l il Nriv Vorli. s l.iss,. ;.;.H-.
Hav- Ssiiii'i'ing. a.'iaihhe.i clover, siosg ."inc.,
f-itil. (.'.' s, I ;; A. ,'ii'fl; .is':,-.
ih".s -N. York, -'kw it.!..-.; liasttrn, 2iif'7o;
X t ;, 1:1 !'',s, La tr .,',' ; , ! I s, - - ri,', - - .
l'l iiieia rv: - li, tin, ,1. 7;v,,-; ,a aide. (!; g 7 ga
III hn.k; in ii'i'leb', S '.e; litiphlhil. liggJ. in
t-hi'i'in-.; 'oirr. and llhg,, llie. ni i.'-is.
boia, l i, a- Lack, -Thi.T-idi rtn.'-..; isr. -s. 1
lie . IS' . 7'. r.
V.m .u---Mi.iing No. r, -bb".; Mil-
lisnsi.-e. N '. ii. -.Id'-.); sllltbt!-, sl.uJfV, 7-. I1' ;
il sh . I. !.'.(, s 1.17.
l ei.N I n, ;r:i.l, -,i West, rn Mix.-.l. ."l..".7.'.s
St. see, -r !i,,l, 77'.,i''7 r. in i in sit, a'. 7, , 1 ''
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.".'.'-. .ieillrl'ed ; While oU'dlel'll, -V. tie
1 i el'i d.
Ibis Stale. fe- Ti'C.
Weoi. i, In ,, I', niisvlvamsi and Yirginisi,
N. !."... ler.t Vs. Igelh-.t x. 1.'-,, I.'ie. : N.i.
1. !.'.'.. I ,'r. ; i,i. g SIS,. i !".'.: ei !llll:tin. a.'iei'S i'i,'. ;
N. w Y"ii, taid W.sti rn and , h:' " hie.,:.;
N... I, ih, I --.
i : ! ! i . i : : i . i n i v mai;ki:l'.
I'l eia: SSsiil.-ianiiiy, - c.- s-..0'h r.'.'e ll ''a'. I
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b-u ,lus. ,. -: l.ni)
iMn. b. liiv, 1 1 N'nsti ;iiid si v. line, lir,-,,, id i ii.
SlOSllr. Kll S It.-li. Kit VI'll his lite; 1
bo:.'. I.,.lg, -, au. .,i-: ,1 s -,a. Ki.lii. v and
lb. a- .lis, s. ,i,- si ilo.-toi s 1-il'l fsii' 'I t"
blip, lillii of Miii. ll In , Nl-eel, ,! to die Seilil.
Wii'.iMit l-.-nf II:. ir Heiarfr.
It is (-1.1 inly ,!iilei (-!it i'i, nil ail ethers. It la
as ch ar as water, and ng its nuiae in.li.-atc-i in a
,, rr,-,:tV, irctiihie Pair li. stoivr. It will im me
dial ply fit.., the li. :. 1 fi-,.m all ,'aii'lnilT, rf.Htore
fgaviaih' to its natural ,'elur, and 'ie,tiv.-oa new
(gii'.vih v.li, re it has fa!;,. if. It..i, siioti:;'aT
nniiiii, r nth ,-t th,- he hi;,, wlii.-h unll'tmr, miKar
of li ad and nitrate , ,f si !v, r prcj.itrati.iiis have
.I..11,.. It will t-i lines' iiLi'iit er t'i'.'liilhiiii'in a ft:
ilavshoih, luuifu! ;;in sv blown. Asky.iiirih-ng-i-'t
for it. J'. s !i i- -bit' is "iiiraiitt-.l. Smith,
Ki.ixk .V Co.. V.'l.el, -,:!. A-.-uts, I'luiadeiphia.,
l'a,, and C. V Ci:n-rayey. York.
lo t I 11, r .1 -:'-
X, 1V..US Weiikii, --. by ni sia. Tnip'-t. nee,
J)t hiiilv. eau -i by Wells' lb ill i h lit newer." s 1.
RHEU.ATIS CURED.
( nil' !- -t p!iy-i''i;:i
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s.i -:, ,:,-,il:i j. li'.-
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U.'iiti-1 !.i:i,le Casi- .d it ss.-:. 1 ti-,ili;iil.
Cal't. i'.iil- ill h, '-f 111- Io.'!!!'- .M li i ! n- -li ':,. X'rv.
l". - rl. :.!:-! I !.'.'. a. a 1 oi'l' , rie.'i. Iran.- n M i , 1 -.'. , !e
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In-.teai.'.-s v illi his Ur. it! , ii- :-.- ---;ii,--: I'.,-!.
'!: !r li si.,-:.- il-.- '1 IS- il's s.i rs - iU.ii-i. i;...-,-lit-:,',,.
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I 1, i's S .r-g i.Oii I ill ! Mil- S--..I, a!-!,- In
-. :ni-:i t- iii-i-,.1 ii. la t.-,. i... mils i'i.. la las
la-si 'e i--.-r li.--. I's S.,r-a iiriiiit Ins r!i. a.
: ;,i.,l 1S -,, -, : , .,.-.,.l. ,1 ill V ,,i,!i,l .-f l.i-
i a v. ,-li i,,;: n. I ! .-. . i a- re s-: Viy lai.-i ... !:'! is
i-- -.i :-s . -1 io--.-, :,!.,: !n- l:--..!:li isii.r.v h : t n- 1 1 ui'i ir
IM- U -II a-'- s. .iir lin i - : in. has -.-il!,!. -I ..Vei al i ..1 ill, is
in . - ;: lit. it a: ' w i 1, t - - iirin r ni.vr irili aiy
tiiel eo: a lir, -s All's. .'.I.i.. .Mihiii li. T.il iielilM;
-if el, i!i-:-..l.i.Vii. N. V.
Hocd's Sarsaparilla.
S..M i-i Oi-n -.-ists. .-il; si !,.r s.-,. s.Tnilr ..nly by
('. I. Wool i .'v . il.. A I .ah- .-.ai- - .. !.... . M;
I!!.lle!: nig' v.t,-,- rilr.- f. .1- C m.-ti ('.-his a Tl'l
rW-imptiolt !-''. 'S I! I'.'s IO-- I'll I li-.r); to 1-i-r
i.t otl! T"t ' v '' s"n 'l'.-. ' i iahihr ..';'.-.i I.
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... as ail utiit'is ,-
ill this gie- l'
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1 : ISiSliSi
i-StTK GREAT
Rheumatism, neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lusnhsins. Backache. Ksadacne, Toothache.
Boro't'lit:!r!-.i.Ssv-n;:.B-i. sKt"-nin. BriiUea,
i.n o.'i.'uiliiii ismni.Y rtis am aches.
Ecldbsr Drt.tlii:, 1 l'-:,S. r -v-i riO. Fifty Cent! bottl
,.,.,.c.ir:,. ,n II l.-i:.itiia.-et.
Tirp l 'l .1.1 V. V.'.i KI.FK t'l.
(S3-a.n. ,". L VOJlsfiaiCO.) li!lire, Ui.,H..A.
Cat & Ely's Crcei'i Ealm
vs sii applied by the
;c "JPrf? s v'fi?. 'j--i lush'er nitii the n.s-
' f-' ' ' r.-.V? " s"!'1" ih tfTet'tuahy
s,v-:'' tccts the innnl.nino
s J , a the nasal p;iss
,t. S't. i agi-R fr-.au siilditien-:V'--,sj-V.'fi
a' col.M. coait'letflv
t'i-ir''ij''ii Ui'"U ,i,e "-"'-" isii'l
Is- .h s. y i's ' "4 r. stores taste ami
:ir'V V"g '11 l-'.n.Aj a. A irM-appii-
'i :,'. -"'1-7.":',"'vt'i en hens r-lirvo. A
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,- ".,-. S '.' ee .;s, is. a, te-r. Sru.t i'--l
a.n. p,l,-,. r.-l rTt'.t., hv llisii! i'r nt dni1Kttfl.
riLV .ei.a. ;stJ ts-t-s Oi isuo, o. . v .
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Tlio a'onvo Is a if ood lie9 of Mrs. lydi E sPtnl
bam, ot Tss-Tin, "esi.,i-ho above all other liumnn t-elnjr
may be tmgif uiir "Allrd tlie "Dpar Friend of Woman,"
as Dome of iter corrc'.i.cst.ntB iovo to call her. 8b
Li zealously devoted to her wor::, -wbleb ie the outccstn
c? Iife-stvily, nd Is obliged fcj keep eSz lady
aislxt.-C'ir, ' h' !p her &nswerthe Lirpe corrcponrtenc
wliicit dally poatc ir upon her, earh bpasrinfif Ita fc-laj
bur.len of FuTertrts;, or JrT at n-af.e t rom It. fief
VefretableC-ait'Oundlaa nr-ittgr.e for (rood and no
n il parpesrs. I lrnvo pergorjiliy tOTHtigated lt ul
am eati.sfl-d of the truth of CsUL
On 0! court ef ltsproTcnm.-rlti.lt In r-Tcmfr.defl
an! r-r, ..csrisgsid by thebst physlclana In the cvwntry.
Ono .'..4: "It work, like a chasrm end aav.i
l.it'n. It wilt euro mtlrdy t'ao worst fm-m of falltca
of tits niinn, Lwc-rrhcva, lrregriiw and painful
M. -iif.rii-.'.i. n.atlOTarinnTroublos, JnitAmmatioti and
l-It--.sn,ljn, Fl-io-linpfl, all rhsplacementfl and tho con-B.-,1,ieTg
ij'nisl weakncM-and i eepeclaily atilteil W
tt--; Chance of 7.g,."
It prnneatcs every portion of the ryrtem, and ulrei)
new life and vst-fr. I rcmo-.-ci f luntr.cos, ao.t'jien.T,
de .troys nU crailrj; for itlm.J't, and rcjiorcs weak
ness of the ?to!r,a'-h. It cures b'I"t!njr, Hcadachaa,
KriToi'sI'roctratloo, Oneral DebililJ, 81ecple-neos
Dsprosdon and Indlcestion. That focliag; ot bearlnif
down.canslrgrain, weight and baoksache, U alray
pora-fja-ntly cured Ly lis use. It will at all times, ar.a
under nil cireussartanees, act In harmony witli tite la
that pgivem'j ti.o featalo Fystesai.
It co-'.i cnly (i. per bottle or str for s?.V, ard In sold by
dnajffists. Aay Mi-. !ce reauL-ol eo to efiscial caie?, and
th? name, of many who have been re:.lorcd to pcrfocst
health by the o-eof Vi VfctM Compounrl, can t
olite-iaed 1.7ad.!rt:.isKm.P-, alaiupfor wply,
at 1,T home i: I.ynn, M:ls.
ror Ki.lny Cnspiclst cf eif-.'r e-c this compound l
nils .rj iis-el at, iila-: 'tint trsthn mlag stioiv.
" :S: s. I ii'l. Iia::,' ! l iver J'illi," - one writer, "ar
fV h-t .'u th ir.r!l f-r the care of Cenhtipallnn,
:,ll ,.,,-) -nl l .-pihsy U the Hvcr. r'""1
f -jri'li-r -.vo.-S.h ivon.lei-s Ir. Ita no; I -.1 li-.o 3iuX bluJ fall
t,-.- ies.'. tlie Co:.i,...-a..d la it ? piral--.!y.
l .. ,, ; ri-p; . i fccr 'in Ar.ttel of iic-ri-y whose soli
amM'i-'n ' ' t- dr.ri.od to othens
;UI. 1 ...-.a.g-. lit Uri. A. M. P.
Xcv tlilis! !;,( aii i a'aiaghc.l !0lil. 4to)
for scsisi.ii, of b-.si! 1, inci'.i'iing v.iv.i-.y IM'W
stjh.-s; I.i .1 lis-.o.-isn-iil of tl.o b'c.-l iintl
liit.-l iiiiractiv.' .g-sr.iiis we have ncr ol'
fcivd, rim! at ;, !-; di-is cs,?i2'J t, W tot
casli, casyliayiiitld.soi-L-ciltL'.!. ,S. Lt i'ree.
HiEOlur-HAf-'LIi. GIiaAH EV-.1 PM CO.
Itooliin. -.ITi-,'tii,.sil si.: '. Y.trU, S Kasl Mtll
-i.sliii.-;:,-:,- If.' v.'.ih. ,-h Av... .
i!ip IS, iters m o Hit- 1'iiii -r itflil Istext Hitters
i:cr tla.l.:.
Thor aro c.'iiip.'Uii.ted ffem Ilnpi., Malt, IS'i
cl.n, Z.Iau.irsil.'J and i.iiiid'.'.i.iii, the olilvst,
l,"st, mid must v.tiU.ilili: niudaaiia's intllO w.iiid,
a:ul contain all the Lt.it iiu.i most eurfttive lariv
p.t t tii s i if all oth.-r rvmv.ii.ss. being the greatest
bleod l'liriticr, I.ivir Ktastilator, anil I.ifu ami
fl. i'.ltli r.este'.iiig Agent or. earth. No disean.y
or ill liealih ,'an I'lgssiblv l"in; exist v.-licve thcs,
bittera are u-icJ, no variv.il aud ntrfootare theii'
op. ratioiifl.
They give iif-n' life an it vigor to the aged ami
intii-m. To nil v.'liese caialoymf-nts cause isrro
;si'.iirity of the I'l.tv.'s or urinary organs, or
t'.lio require an A;x tb:cr, Tunic and miM Stim
nl'iiit, Hui) Bitters are invaluable, bring highly
,-,11-ntive, tonic and slinmJiithig, without intussi
;ating. No matter what your feelings or symptom
are, what the diseaa or ailment is, use II i
ITIttera. D.m't wait until you are nick, but if
y, a oiity feel bad or miserable, iis-o Hop Hitters
stoneo. lt may ssve yntir life. Hundred
have been saved by enduing. Sa'.lO willbo paU
for a ease they wall not cure or help.
Do not suffer or list year frie'id-i sutler, but
use and urge them to use Hop Litters.
K, member. Hop r.bt.'. rs is no vile, ilriiggeiT,
.liumki.-n nostrum, but the Tim-st and Bent
Medicine ever made ; the 'Invalid's FrienJ
and Hope," and no perjon or family should bo
without lheci. Try the Hitters to-day.
n
FHOGBESS
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BMls.Heprs.PidlBys.EiG.,
A SFECTAL.TY.
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