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A1J Sorts.
Irrepressible conflict between women
aiiJ ileus.
Oroterj fcivc short v.-ciylit
to make up
night says
for louf wait.
"Take iu ynr gravt-3 over
an llattcru paiicr.
"Man over-bored !" lie shouted n hen a
lHX)k agent froze to l.iui.
Four Hindoo women hare leen grai- i
uated from the Madras Medical College
reTen wife-leatcrs were recency ar
ritiu:d in an Edinburgh police court in
one day.
A Texan cattle king iTesrnted bin
Arh0''daoiiter on ber wedding day with fcO,)00
ed UmT Jieaj of cuttle.
cary. . tJ ne immicrration to Texas from
v "T Th
-' crmany is said to be heavier this year
than ever before.
Th Dublin death
months fivcraged 31
rate has for six
in 1,000, against
- about 23 in London.
Maine gets all of New Hampshire's
tramps s:nce the passage of theaiiti-tranip
law in the latter btate.
"What is the difference between b:rbcr
'and sculptor f One cur's iipuud lyes, tho
other makt s faces and Ousts.
Albany has an umberella maker by the
name of 'Whiskey. Whiskey always
keeps folks dry. Lhic-fjo Times.
I'liilaUelphia is attempting to retrench
by reducing the police force two hundred
men, making its number one thousand.
Being ahkedwhat made him so dirty, a
street a7ub replied, "I whs made so they
tell me, of dust, and I suppose it works
out."
So many murderers about to be hanged
oi.nru. tn meet in all in Heaven"' that wo
have about concluded to ttart for the oth
- er place.
Shark's skin novr serves for Pnrisirn
purses, and was thought particularly ap
propriate lor innkeepers, itc, during the
Exposition.
'Mr way of life hat fUIcn iao the sear.
the yellow leaf," as the c-biae remurk-
.1 r... C, I...1 lm.vi f r i k i t trxl into
iU ttllLI It l v wut.H - -
choice Havanas.
A policeman searched the boys in the
"West Chester, 1W-, Schoo's the other day
and found several revolvers on the nicck
ef4, looking ones.
The number of physicians in Prussia
in 1878, was 8,2:3; of surgeons m d
of dentists S.j1. Tho number of inhabi
tants wa 23,724,401.
Mile. Sarah Bernhardt, the relebrat d
French actress, is diligently fctiuiying
. English, with a view to playing in Lon
don in that language.
-.' "Clcnrvmen'1 remarks an exchange,
"iike railway brakemen, do a great deal
of coupling." Ah. yes; aad the coupled
ones do ad the switching.
In nine cases out of ten when a man
marries a sensible woman, it is after Imv
iug been severely disappointed in an ard
ent desire to marry a fool.
Exports of Great Britain to' the Uni'cd
States have decreased from 07.00 ), 0)
in 173 to little over ilSityMO.OOO in 1577,
and are still slowly declining. '
'At what age weie yon married?" ask
ed she inp-mitive'y. But the otli:r lady
was equal to the emergency, and piietly
responded, "At the parsonage."
Young men of the middle cinm re get
ting so sly and hard to catch, th:it arents
will have to begin to offer cinotiios a ong
with their inarriaireab'.e daughters.
'' The horse which "Wilkes Booth rode
-ffxim- 'rf-frOm Washington after his murder of
President Lincoln is now owned in fom
fret, Conn , aud is eighteen yeura old.
A Jesuit mission la ttn.t.d fertile
Bivcr Zambe:-i. It con-,is's tf six fathers,
and it is piopos:-d to estabiished stations
among the M.uei;elc and on Lake Bang
wco'.o. There is said to be an old Turk named
Payanovic, living ut Bihatz, Croatia, who
is i25 years old, and ablo to carry a sack
of one hundred pounds of wheat to
market.
All hair pins look alike to men, but let
& wife rro off a visit for a month, and come
home an I lind a hair pin near the doer,
and she can't wait a minute
the face.
to ffct red in
There are in Moore county, N. C,
twenty eight gold mines, six silver mines,
eiq;ht ctpp.er mines, nine or ten iron
mines, and a general assortment of other
mineral "fiu-is."
Brandy has leen made from sawdust.
Ice is packed in sawdust, and that is why
so many water-drinkers become intoxi a:
ed. It is the sawdust on the ice that
makes a man reel.
A cat at Morrisville, Miiw., is endea
voring to corner the muse-kiil5i'af mur
ket and establish a monopoly by stealing
and taking home all the trai she can
find. She already has five.
A uiHii very much intoxicated was tak-
cn to the station house. "Why did you
not bail him out?" inquired ft bystander
ofa friend. "Bail him out!"' exclaimed
the other; "why you could not pump him
out."
The exnense of -winding ur the affairs
of the Frecdman b bank, including sa ar
ies to commissioners, and picktTitrs to
lawyers, havo atr.o.inted thus far to $31S,
753,(J1, just one-half of tho dividends
paid.
A clothier has cxciU-d public curiosity
..... i . - - - j
by having a large
tipple painted on his
sicu. "Wh?n n-keil t
lor an explanation, ho
replied: "If it hadn't ln for an nppl
where wou'd the ready-made clothing
stores be to day? '
The Galveston News fays that lemons
brought to its ofiice, grown by Mr. Deats
of I3ick:n-ou, Bayou, weighed 17J2
ounces. It has late y been found that the
"tide water" uistrct of Tc.:is is unsur
passed for raising oranges and lemons.
A little four-year-old, a native and res
ident of New Jersey (give the tate her
due), while watching the lightning from
y his nursery window a few evening's since
Uuring a storm, turned to his nurse and
remarked that "God was scratching
matches agaiust the sky."
In Hesse-Darmstadt, where a prc-nup
'tfm ' tial contract ns to the religion of tha off
J spring of mixed marriages is ct present
legally binding, the Government has in
troduccd a bill giving Ihe father the def
initive right ot deciding, except in the
case of illegitimate children, where-the
mother is to dotidc.
A tittle Chicago girl with a theo'.ogical
firn of mind, nskett her motlKr the oihvr
day the meaning of sin. Her mother told
her that sin was doing wrong that sin---
ners were people w-lio diil wrong, and in
the course of the conversation tlut all peo
ple were 6inners. "Why mamma,' she ex
claimed, "you never do anything wrong,
and as fr papa, he's perfectly lovely."
Large deposits of coal are known to
exist at Puerto Lir.no, twenty-five miles
from Cludad Heal, iSpain, In order to
turn them to commercial advantage care
ful inquiries have been Instituted by thoc
interested in the Madrid, Saragossa and
Alicante railroad. The beds are reported
to be so valuable that it is contemplated
constructing a branch road from the mines
to the main line of the railroad.
An attorney, in New York has been
sentenced to two years' imprisounent for
representing to a client that he had in
vested 15,000 of hers in excellent securi
ties, whereas he used it in kis own disas
trous speculations. He was willing to
count madam a ereditorof an estatewhich
liad no asset9. The court was on his "high
moral horse' the day of the trial and the
fornev now knows the inside of a jail.
Jinny and var'ons are the ways ofob
! taluin:j a 1 iviiiff, nni the icaitirtts of the
! Yankee in seatchin;; them out are almost
! infinite. Tliere is s:tid to le n man down
in roitl.unt who supports ft family very
I comfortably by the simple prow of ty
j inj a cat to tho tloThc.-i Kn in tho back
' yard and in Ihe niorn'.n gathering up the
! Unit jacks, biUihcH, so.iii, etc., barlod into
i . i , . t .1. .
Hie vara iy enrageu uoarucra in uiu
neighboring houses.
The grove sacretl to the memory of old
Vmnu 1 Am.i!iiie uwl flirt nvmnli Po-Ari
I W Vi Lik A m- & iav u I '"I'll v
wb the scene of a duel. 1 lie combatants
! were feiicing-mastoiH, one a Si. ilian, the
I other a Roman. TVo report says the af
fair was worthy of two such able profes
sors. There were thiee assaults "execut
ed with equ;d courage and skill," and at
the nd of the third, the Konmn, severely
wounded in the right breast, was carried
t.ff the IkhHo a hospital.
One of the sthool hoard, going his
rr.im.ls sis an amrilcur. iut tho to. lowing
micstion to a bcholar iu a country s h oi :
'.. ... lT ...,IL-...I tUn
How lo you j'i.i-: .'i-iij jmuvtn
cow i 1- e lat wt-ri wasuitpoft-u ui im
follows: "Cow is a noun, lemiuino gen
der singular number, third M-rson, nud
stari'ls for Mary." "Stands for Mary !'
cxcl'aimed he of the board, "how do you
make that out?'1 "Because," added the
intelligent pupil, "if the cow didn't stand
for Mary, how could Mary miik her'i"
"What a charming assembly," remark
ed the young i.inn, gaing around on the
array of beautiful faces and costumes.
"There, is something so captivating, so
t theri.iliing iu thee gatherings of cult
ure aud reiinement, that 1 am always
charmed when I lau mingle with such a
joyous throng. I you not pronounce
this a fashionable aud inteliigcnt soiree
a su erior gathering of Jeauty and gen
tility?" It's the boss," replied the gen
tle creature in blue, as she arranged the
fasicnmgg of a neat little glove. The
young m m had to bo carried out.
At a meeting or the French commission
appointed to report upon the progress o."
the phvllor;era and the remedies, te Min
ister of Agrieultmc said that the ravages
of the insect were lapidly spreading, and
that whereas it had made its appearance
in only twenty-eight departments at the
f !:ist venr. thill v-nine Were
now invmicd. Of the 4X00.000 acres of
French vines, one-filth has been eutirely
destroyed, while 'anoth-r ri.th is rapidly
disappearing. The Government has en
couraged the formation of vigilance com
mittees which keep a close watch over Hk
viues in their districts.
Thcr Government of Honduras is mak
;n rrrefit eflor.s to develon the airrieul
n.-o I resonrees of the country. Coffee
r.hintinLr has been viiror us:y carried on
n1 tl.a Government make free sc ants ot
land to all persons dcsirousot undertak
;n,r tlm cultivation of cofl'ee. of suirir, '
or"cocoa, and give free transport of the
necessary material aud labor to the 6it3 of
the grant. revues uicse auvan.ugrs
planters are exempt from militajy ser
L-in nnil all imnlemeuts and matcii.it!
necessary for the use or formation of plan
tations arc admitted into the country free
of duty. Sttargeis are admitted to the
Siimo privileges as citizens of the republic.
Tho i hrasc of dining with Duke Ilum-
phrcy t. c-, going dinuerless eriginated
thus: In the old ht. l'aul s tatiiedrai,
I m, Ion wan a hutre aud conspicuous
monument of tir John Beauchani, buried
in BJ.jS. This, bv a vulvar error, came to
Ix; tailed the l on ill of lii.nndi:cy, Duke
of Gh.m ester, who was, in tact, buried at
sir. V 11 i.-.n. where his mi.trmuccnt shrme
- - - , - I I
may yet be s.c:i. Theumldle aisle ol the
r'HiifilrL:. or l'u ill's wall as it was called.
was the most frcpiented iibiic haunt in
the town, and full of hungry loafers
p.im,m- tUa rest, l'lic.r oractice ot louli
in' Mjout the tomb s;.ippose.l to be Duke
Humphrey's at dinner time led to the cx
pressiou.
lie ran away in August with f 125,000
rf fctoicu money; he was on his way back
in December without a cent, and with
m-ison liars staring him in the face. An-
treil's is the old storv of the trusted ofii
ccr who, becoming involved in losses and
debts through companionship with the
dissolute, helped himself to his emploj'
crs' money and disappeared. Yet, he was
quickly overtaken, even in far-off Portu
gal, and no longer the secretary of a heavy
corporation on a large salary, but in dis
grace and a prisoner. The good-sized
moral of these rccurrinr defalcations is
that the first downward step is in listen
ing to tneworusoi cussoiuie men. me
path to destruction is easily trod after this
Ltart ia made.
The Cologne Gazette says that a com
mittee of experts having examined the
document known n.s "Luther's will,"
which is iii the po session of the Protest
ant church in J cstli, has declared it au
thentic. The document found its way,
vi;h a number of manuscripts cf the
learned ihfoioghin. John Be.icdicc Garji
zoino, to Hungary, and came into tlrj
hanilsofa private collector, a rich ro--prictor
namol Jankovicv, fromwhom the
Arclidu -hess Maria Dorothea obtained it
for 40'J goiden tr'ddens. She presented it
to the l'rotestant church in l'csth, in whoe
archives it lias since lain, nolKxiy being
positively certain that it was authentic. It
is henceforth to be deposited in a special
case in the -National 3Iuscum at Pesth.
p
A St. Louis iournal advises yourtg men
to choose a wife by the music she plays
i i, i in njt; a nuu mu
I nj thc way she plays it. U she mani
fcsts a predilection for
predilection for Strauss, she is
frivolous; for Beethoven, she is unpracti
cal; for Liszt, she is ambitious; for Ver
di, she is sentimental; for Offenbach, she
is giddy; for Gounod, she is lackadaisi
cal; for Gottschalk, she is superficial; for
Mozart, she is prudish; for Flotow, she is
commonplace; for Wagars, she is idiotic.
The giil who hammers away at "The
Maiden's Prayer," "The Anvil Chorus,"
aud "Silvery Waves," may be depended
upc n as a gitod cook and also as being
healthful; and, if she includes "The Bat
tle of Pi ague,' and'"Tiie White Cockade'?
in her repertory, you ought to know that
she has been thoughtfully, religiously,
an I strictiy nurtured. But, List of all,
pin youi faiih upon thc calico dress of thc
girl who can play "Home, Sweet Home.'
Hittinar the Mark.
Wonder how some lencvo!ent jieople
would feel to ut their hands straight
in their pockets and give directly to a
worthy object, without having the money
filtered thro" the medium of a charity ba
zaar, ball, oy ter supper, or church fair,
and without mention ng the subject after
ward. What in the name of dyspep
sia any one iH-sidtS tramps and
crowing
boys, who are well known to b lioi.o.v
throughout, want to gorge themselves
with two suppers a night, the last usually
as indigestible a3 a' section of sidewalk,
is a mystery. We should think any one
who wanted to give 50c or $1.00 would
rather do it outright and have done with
the bo'Iier. It" r:it hir ti.n A tlmt n irrwwl
. ... c
J cause should need to resort to such devices
ior screwing money out ot the public.
Usu d y the women M ho get these things
up are staunch supporters of the cause tor
vhich they work. They furnish all kinds
of eatables, and make all kinds of fancy
work for the entertainment at their own
expense, and then theirhusbands, brothers,
sons and lathers, come and eat the cakes
and buy the articles at fabulous prices.
Now, as a business enterprise, wouldn't it
be better for the men ami women to save
the wear and tear, and w orry and expen
diture of strength, by giving in the first
place thc aniouut they will certainly have
j to plank d.iwn in the end? Ilecvrd.
Economical Talne of Solar Heat.
In experimentinir with his solar heat
ing apparatus, Mouchot has found that
tho most satisfactory material for mirrors
ia ithf-r Rilrrr or limsii. covered with a
thin layer of silver by galvanizing. The
variations ol soiar intensity in Algiers,
between 8 A. M. and 4 1'. il are gener
ally slight. The quantity of heat gath-
1 .. .. .;ntn .....I .a
ereu uu a uui lut-ici jici uituiii.u uu,p
from 6 to 9.8 calories. A sunplv of seven
calories enables a reflector ot" a meter
square to boil in less than 12 minutes a
litpr nf wntcr at 2fl cierr.. and nroduces
hourlv 778 trrama or 1.822 liters of steam
at the normal pressure. luese results
are only two-thirds as great as he antici
pates Iroiu larger receivers.
Importance of Airing BeJs.
The desire of an energetic housekeeper
to have her work completed at an eauv
hour iu the moiu'.ug causes her to leave
one of the most important Items of neat
ness undone, i lie moM eneciuai pun-li'Ml-clothes
cannot take
place if no time is allowed for the fiee
.;-u Ktinn of mire air to remove all hu
man i in mirities which have collected du-
slumlier. At least two
or three hours bhou'.d be allowed for tho
removal of atomsof insensible perspiration
1 ,v the bed. Every
day this airing should lie done, and occa-
iionally ocduing consiauuy useu
ba carried into the open air, and, when
,r t.e.ilile. left cxuoscd to the sun and
wind for half a day.
Mine liules for Young 2Ien.
Alw ays pick up a hot poker by the cold
end.
Never spend your money when you can
r.t lliinrra fi r nothilllT.
jvfc m...-. - o .
Do not despise a twenty ran eiy.o oi u
2 diuncr because another man pays lor
it.
Unnmher that it costs more to co foa
1
h-priced theatre than is does to take a
luu k new in a free church.
.Nothing is trouiucsome m you
ntl.rMnnli do for VOU XV illilllT-V-
that
I' ' 1 . , - , . .. . . . .
Never pay to-dav me man you ia iui
off till to-morrow.
i.v(t trouble yourself to do lor anotti-
mimi lm ran do iust as well for him-
VI .w - F
Dull. .
anil
"Vat 1 111 XT Tell fit too don t want. s;mply
l.oKnicn tlii mini shvr he is iustimt of it.
Do not imit t.ee vonr owneioow lor wc
Inii'. o.i iiitoi'ie' tit-ii no -ti. llaickcyc.
The First I ingcr-Rlng.
An amusing myth is told of the origin
nf tlm tino-er-rincr. "When Jove released
pi-nniPtlieiia from the bonds bv which lie
rt n . . ....
l.n.l t.een confined, he condemned him, as
h Kort of lienance perhaps somewhat af
ter a modcrn-ticket-of leave to wear up
on his finger as a ring, a link of the iron
,.i,0;n thnt lxmn.l him to the Caucasian
rock, in which was set a fragment of that
rock itself. In tins way, so iaoie goes,
the custom of the tinjrcr-rinir originated
'1'lw.n. i- svprr reason to believe that the
nc of the engraved stone began with the
Greeks, and from them w as copied by
their servile imitators, the Romans. It is
every way a convenient and natural one,
and our grandfathers' custom of wearing
ttw.ir Ken! nt the tob. as it was called, or
iianrrinr from the sicle-nocket was a re
rurrencc to old Assyrian usages, which
did not long hold its ground.
in nis "isotes ot a Tour in America"
Mr. Hussey Vivian, M. P., says: So far
as I am able to judge, America promises
every principal mineral, except tin, in
.(rent abundance. Her coal fields are
gigantic. The quality appeared to ine to
ba excellent, and the price at which it is
o.d to the Pittsburgh works proves Unit
it is cheaply got. There are, in fact, few
parts of Lnlaml where coal ot like qual
ity can be produced at this moment at so
rlio'in g ritf Tlie inst find nilnlitv of roill
is the basis of almost every manufacturing
industry, and I cannot see, therefore,
what is to prevent America from becom
ing not only entirely self-supporting in all
iirancnes oi manuiaciurc, out aiso a large
lv oxnortinrr eountrv. if onlv trail men
1 tr -- i . -
will leave nature's laws to hare their free
sway. America pose.ses iron-ores of the
fluent steel-making qualities, and in vast
abundance. That she will ever again de-
Tend on England tor iron or steel seems
to nic impossible.
Kccltatious.
It is said that in Germany teachers de-
fiur to hearing
the lesson of the day and the other half to
... - . O 1. A
exjilaunng that ot the morrow. cucu
course mi'ht be lmrsued with profit in
tliis country. How long. -will it take my
son tr miv hii le sons, is a not Uncommon
i -
in piiry. "Saying a lessnn bears about
t!ie tfin-ip relation to a nvoi.crlv conducted
' ,J - - " - 1 , .
r. eitiitinn tlin savilii' a IiraVCT UOCS to
- ' j r- i .11-
nimninn i.r-iu'nf The IlOllOtl that ft
ti..ieh r has notiiincr to do but sit in an
arm chair and hear a few children talk to
him, is justly fostere I by a lanly con-
ducted recitation. The earnest teacher
car, without lessening the opportunity
for independent thought on the pari ol the
pupil, find abundant opportunity to de
vplnti the nrincioles of the day s work,
and simplify that of the morrow. This
Tiitt bn found sneeiidlv true in mathe
matical classes, where so much depends
up n a clear understanding of thc reasons
or eeh Rten. Miinv a bov "hates' algc-
i ",i,.o ii'ometrv. lieeause he
is searching in a darkness w hich could be
readily dispelled, by the light which even
an indifferent te icher might throw upon
tlic subject if he wouul.
An Idea for the Bed Ribbon.
Society is gradually gaining ground .on
the temperance question. There is less
drinking now and it is less reputable than
in tiie time of our grandfathers. Then
every little New England community had
a large percentage of confirmed drunk
ards, whose families sunk in degradation
and misery, were a biot On the village es
cutcheons. Then harvesters had liquor i
with their lunch and if a family was un- I
happy enough to-be out of rum, on re
ceding a pastoral call a boy was lpouut
cd, and sent post haste, with a jug to get
some, while the faintly prostrated them
selves in ajxtlogy befoie the thirsty cler
gyman. Then the laws of hospitality re
qii red that guests should be served with
liquor. Now, respectable tippling is
largely de. reased. Fashion decrees that
it is vulgar for gentlemen to remain at
tiKS table for the purpose of drinking, af
ter the ladies have retired. Generally
fpcaking public sentiment deprecates thc
habitual use of any alcoholic stimulant.
What drinking there is and the vicei;
"not quite extinct is worse iu character
and more rapidly fatal and debasing in
its results, because of the universal ihiis
onous adulteration of liquor. If this evil
comprehended the drinkeralone, it would
seem a thing not to be meddled with. It
a man cannot and will not control his ap
petitcs, he "had best kill himself as soon
as possible, and rid the world of his
worth lessness. Unfortunately, no man
with a family (and most men belong to
that class), can be intern; crate, and they
not be equal sufferers with him. Society
owes to them not him her utmost exer
tions toward the mitigation of the evil.
On account of that "native cussedness"'
which we all inherit with various ances
tral amendments trom our common pro
genitor, Adam, it is improbable that all
the temperance societies on this side of
Heaven cotd 1 ever prevent the existence
ef a Jarge intemperate class. Since re
formers cannot do all they would, let
them do what they can. Wouldn't it be
a good idea to appoint the most rabid
temperance men in the country as liquor
inspectors? By mercilessly condemning
all impure articles and prosecuting dis
honest dealers they could at once large
ly reduce the profits of the traffic, and ob
viate some of the most pernicious effects
of moderate chinking.
Toulir clctce. ' j
Ilerr Pec lar says that the to'nl coal
production of the wo. Id for lH7r, was
315,331,8:1:3 to.-s. G. ;.t Kittain raised
149,170,7G9 ton; Gcrmanv and the Unit
ed States, each 5::,eyi,i;t tons; Fiance,
18,60.v"3 tous; glum, l.",7G7,r,91
tons; Austria and Hungary, 1J,S21,.')JC
tons; AtisK 4,",37,240 tons, and other pi.rts
of the world, 5,"0i,019 t ns. .
fimnt Allen endeavors to maintain in a
forth. oming work that the u.se of color
terms in the Ibm enc poems is strictly
nnntocotis to th:.t of Other HICCS CX'Stillg
or extinct, at the corresponding stage tif
culture, and that ootn uepenu ii)ou ui
chromic vision, but on a defect of lan-
(fim(! elos-lv connected with the small
number ol dyes or pigments Known ionic
. z . . . .i
various trioes.
The Pnnier Zeittin?? savs: "Any ordi
nary drawing papermay be preparel by
making indelible such pencil marks as
nre Tint unon it bv laving me patter care
fully cn the surface of a bath consisting
ot a warm solution or uicncneo coiopuon
ium in alcohol, until the entire surface is
moistened. It is then dried bv hot air.
After the drawing is made the paper is
i
again warmer ou u siove.
Tr. Norman Lockver has not found
the philosopher's stone, for in a letter to
the London Daily News, he says: "It
would take too much time to refer to all
the erroneous. statements now being made
ri.neernimr the nature of mv work, but I
v a ,
beg you will allow me space to make a
correction as to a matter oi tact, mere
va no mcetinc of chemists in mv labo-
rat'try, yesterday, and no ditsociation of
calcium into strontium.
A recent number of Nature contains an
article on "Easy Chairs." After uolici.ig
the lavorite attitude ot uiuercni races,
tiieh n the Hindoti. who sits on the
ground with his knees drawn up to his
chin; tho 1 urK, w no squats cros--teggeu ;
the European, who poses on a cnair; tue
American who lolls with Ills foot raised
above his head, the writer sums up the
modes of getting rc-t fioin muscular fa
Hnie ns follow s : For an easy chair to be
perfect it ought not only to provide for
complete ielaation of the muscles, foi
flexion and consequent laxity of the joints
but n!so for the ea-v return of blood aud
lymph; but merely by the posture ot the
limbs themselves, but by equable, support
and pressure against as great a surface of
the limb3 as os6ible. &ucn are me tne
nrtiel demands, and these arc fulfilled
in the bamboo easy chairs manufactured
, . , -A.
in India; made in tno suape oi a siray
rriini W. which the laniror consequent
nnnn a relaxim? climate has taught the
native of India to make, and which the
rest ot the world appreciates.'
The church at Bex. in Switzerland, in
which the Helvetic society neld its mect-
iiifrs nst vear. presents, it it saui, a curi
ous acoustical phenomenon. "The interior
of the building is rectangular in shape,
except that one ot the snort suies is re-
lH.l bva rounded part. The pulpit is
nearly at the middle ol" one of the longer
1l.T ..
Bides ot the rectaugie. j.ow, pcinons
coHtod nnnosite the nulnit heard a speaker
near the bottom of it (a little to the right)
tmrw lwidlc. lsut anv o.ie situated iwo oi
t!m'. vHrds from the middle of the round
ed part, on one side of the door, heard
n iiti ji........."...-
;n. ri.iiinri.-n i e i iRiinerriesB ine irnai
words pronounced from the bottom ot tlie
pulpit. Beciprocally, words spoKeu in a
vnrn low voire noiu me uiuuutu
were perfectly heard at the point occu
rred bv i.ersius auurcssing me buuiciiw,
.i tlinf the bitter were thus sometimes
unite incommoded. It was a case ot con-
fl.rr.iroil acoustic force. The effects in
ttiw r inrcn ar nn are itll iu mi -
miirkablu than those in bt. Paul s, Lon-
ir.n or the Conservatoire des Arrs ei
Mcttiera, Paris, often cited in works on
physice.
Our American Magazines.
The marvelous beauty of the illus
trated magazines of this country is
..ti .-!.-;. r nttent ton throughout the
atiiitvinn .
u-sii-lil T im ei ttott Ot &('KI15.::K 111
Ktirrbnd has doubled within ;i few
months. The London correspondent
of the Xew-Yoik Times says: "ihe
whole, lot of magazine annuals (hn-
frii put toe-ether, tire not equal in
,i,.t,,i-; il !irt to :i siu-'le number of
SeruiiNKR's Monthly." But the price
ut which onr magazines are sold is
even n irreater marvel. For example,
i c nrW n limber ot ftciioner. - ne
TUidw intpr Number." iust issued, lias a
full-page frontispiece Portrait of J3ui-
crson, of rare excellence, aim conwima
miu hundred nud sixtv pages of letler-
press, w ith more than" seventy ill ustra-
t .11KS- oi:mv or wnica are woiks oi
nrf- neh :is before the advent of Scrib-
ner appeared only in gift-woiks and
purelv art magazines, aim yet it is &om
for s.i cents. It would be difficult to
find an illustrated book to match it at
Tim subscribers for tho current
year, get, in Schiibncr.nol only four of
these f ti 1 paged porirausoi ,miei u;;ur
rwtq :iik1 nearly two thousand pages
of text (equal to 5.000 book pages) of
ftio flu. r-mf current literature, wim
more than 1.000 illustrations, includ
inwa completed novel. " llawortti s,
hv Mrs. Burnett, but shorter stories'.
onr-TiTi reviews, descriptions of travel
biographical sketches, etc., aim atso
th splendid series of papers ami pic
tures of exploration in the great South
American empire or. irazti, ueuveieo
free of postage, and all for four dol
lars. In Children's Periodicals, too. Amer
ica leads tho world with St. Nicholas.
Prof. Proctor, the astronomer, writes
from London: "What a wonderful
tr .i.r-iinp it is f or the voting f oiks ! Our
chifdren are i quite as "much delighted
. . 1.-.
with it as American children can or.
I will not sav thev are more delighted,
- 1 1 J A.
94 tint iii.iv not tie possiuie. ot.
Nicholas is sold for 2. cents a number.
and fourteen numbers (November,
1878 to 1S30) are given for $3.
At first glance one would say, litera
ture, art, and cheapness can l o furth
er go but in this country intelligence
is so-widespread and artistic culture is
so extended, that there is scarcely any
end to the demand for such magazines
as Scribner's for grown ups and St.
Nicholas for children, and, as the sale
of these publications increases their
conductors will no doubt continue to
add new features of excellence and at
traction. Sckibker & Co., 743 Broad wav.
New York.
Salt for Farm-htoek.
The Live-Stock Journal, on this sub
ject, says: "alt is required in the for
mation of the blood and the various ani
mal juices. It increases thc appetite and
promotes the jxiwer of digestion. Sheep
feeders believe that it often prevents rot,
scab, intestinal worms, braxy, an I other
diseases. Some French feeders believed
that salt had an actual nutrient or fatten
ing quality; but Houssingault experi
mented to determine this, and did not
confirm it. He came to tho conclusion
that salt added to food might produce a
more rapid increase in the weight of fat
tening auimavB by giving them a greater
xclisli for food, and thus inducing them to
consume a larger quantity.
"There can be no doubt that in sec
tions of this country situated at a long
distance from the sea, all animals are ben
efited by the use of salt. Cattle partake
of it with a most decided relish in small
quantities, and ofteD, daily, and it is no
doubt best that they should have free ac
cess to it, when they will take it by little
and often, and simply satisfy their on
appetite. Salt is found to have' a Len-?-cial
effect upon crops on many soils, thus
indirectly proving the deficiency of salt
in the forage crops.'
LLS I
A NOTED DIVINE SAYS1
THEY ARE WORTH THEIR
WEIGHT in GOLD
READ WHAT HE SAYS!
Tio Tr-T-r T)ir Sir : Far ten vears I haTO
been a m.irrrr to IyipeT:f:, L'M.stipaUon and
Fiiea. met ispnng your i-iuv wieraumiiKuuiu
tr.ii.P- insiHitiiemfbut villi little faith). I
wit man. nave'irood oupetite, ditn
tion perfect, regular Btoo pUJ goiifs aad
iroea iony pouuu? wwu - j
JiPir wUiht iu pold.
Erv. K. I. SIMl'SON, Louisville, Ky
TUTT'S FILLS
Tir. Tntt nas been CTf
paged in Uie pracuc
i .f i nt l! ill. :W vM.arw.
Curb sics Head
and. for a long time
tvufl Tlnmnnvtrfltnr of
ache.
Anatomy ia the Med
TUTT'S FILLS
ical college or oorg-
ln hunrpni'TWinilllMIll?
his Pill have the guar
antee that they ara
Ccas Dtspepsix.
preparea 0 hcicihuk:
principl,and are free
from all quackery.
11.. hua Miirr.Hlod in
TUTT'S PILLS
Ccri Constipation.
rnmWniiii iii them the
heretotore auiagoni-
... il.:... t
TUTT'S PILLS
UC quinines ui c
urgnnihminn.mirftatiM
and a purifjing'ttmie.
CUBS flU3.
ineir nriw n'itueu
effect is to increase tha
appetite by causing tho
r..vl - rtrr.TM.rlv fin
TUH'S PILLS
similate. Thus theeys-
Curb Feveb mno
tem is nounsncu, auu
Aueer
by their toutc acnon
on the digestive Or
gans, regular ana
TUTT'S PILLS
are produced.
Tt. niridit with
Cure Bilious chimc.
I ,
u').w-ri n,r(tni take 01
ie,h, while under tha
TUTT'S PILLS
intluenrcot ttitse puis,
.r .i.ltiutuathiif
Cube Kidney Com
fHli'.pTarr.uiy io nouruia
isa K.rl v. mid hence
plaint.
their etflcucy in curing
I .rvniw l!ibUitV. tilt
TUTT'S PILLS
wasting of the nmclea
of Oie Ut-
Curb Torpid .Liter.
QQQ UU U1' S
hoolth and strength to the system.
A DOCTOR SAYS.
of Fnltnii Ark., writes 2 "OdO
year ago I was taken sick, a friend argued so
stronglv in favor of Tutt's Pilla that I was in
duced to use thitin. Never did medicino have a
happier effect than in my case. Alter a praciico
nf.nn.rtgrnf ft PntniTT I DrOClulUl tflCIU thfl
best anti-bilious medicine ever used. I hve pr.
scribed them in my practice ever since."
SUPERIORITY OF
TUTT'S PILLS.
Thoy are compoundod from medicinal subetan
. ...... rn f mm Anv Tirnm'rticfl
VCD UMt IUCmu.lij ' J j 1
that can in the least degiwa injur tha most deli
cate organization, rnty tseurcn, ueauac, iuruj,
and invigorate tho entire system. 13y relieving
Vrt .nnnrmut livr. ttlpv ck'.HliM! the b'lOOd frOTtt
v 1 ' ' . .
poisonous hninors, end thus import renewed
health and vitality io me Doay, car.siug uio
els to act naturally, without which no one can
feel well.
A TORPID LIVER
13 the fruitful source of many dineaep , prominent
m.n nn TlrKiM-iiHis. Siick-lleadache,
Co6tivenpss, Dysuntur'. Bilious Fever, Ague and
Fever, Jaundice, Illes, Kneuinajism, iviuniry
Complaint, Colic, etc
r,.tt' Pitta ftprt n rlircct and nowcrf ul Influ
ence on the Liver, and will, with certainty, relievo
that important orjrtm Irotn disease, ana rcsiora
Its normal functions.
BOTTl TTTFH VWHT'HT.
iTXTZC, 35 MURRAY ST., HEW YORK.'
THIS
CticaEO Bnrlinicii & Quincy R. R.
is rnK
DIHECT ROUTE
l'.KTWKKN THK
Rmmirg Through Cais
'-CHtCAGO--
Couitcil Bluffs,
CONNECTlN WITH TUB
UnionPacific Railroad
VOU ALL FOISTS IN
NEBRASKA.
CUUJJf.l l
irro.in.vw,
MUST AX A . .
IDA no.
AND
T II II O I - S5 zt s
KANSAS CITiT. TOPEKA.ATCniJiON i S. JOSEPH
And Hi- SHOUT 1.1 N i: i all Points " the
MISSOI7KI. KAss 1 an-.i
liOL'filON .V '1'KXAS CK.NTlal.
K.VU.l'.OAl'S,
PullmairPalace Sleeping Cars.
AND TIIE
CELERATED
C, I. & Q. DIMXO OAKS.
I5Y THIS ROUTE
All Information about nite of fare will be
cheerfully given by applying io
C.W. S2IITBI,
Traifl Manager.
James K. Wood,
Ag't, Chicago
est b TarvvK
'
mm
fiTvvrrn dCTiiBEB 17. IS71.
-...if. IL.I V.
hnj tV.!s Wiiilior anil ynn inenrr Hnillng Wife. I
In the beat Uiiicrve' inv"-iil-l. . , f.r
will do the woi-K win r.nse. r ui, - - - .
Tt.o. u h.. once ttiin Maotiine wort , tt.ro w i rte
the lumorriiiif. BDwti'iar, urn miiid
hTegitaiuly trtacccnifliau sbwc-lv-wt tjoauaea
in rrotuinKat ncd loud MwinJin wvenwui".
ho:uJk.p.r. ond th-r i no article ?.f."",,"n
o.-nv whir rep ine " J "r ,T3,riar.
kt'aiB aii-i the tr.i i K"t trn;ilr' tl.j Mou-
39 S. L'bbcI st Chicago, IUilfc
j -
KEEN AN & GIIACE.
Ml Lipe? Healers.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
PLATTSMOUTII
NE15
Also r.iiliiird Hall and Saloon om
Main street, four doors from Sixth nt
Neville's old place.
Ktnre :mi1 silloon Oil Main St. tVO
doors east of the Post office.
liEST JlIiANDS OF CIGARS, ALES,
WINES, AC, AT BOTH
PLACES.
RrtiiMuiirr The Xante and IMtee.
2liy
Keenan & Grace.
HENRY BCFCK
DEAI.EK IN
SAFES, CHAIRS,
ktc, inc., KTC,
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
Of all sizes, ready made suid sold cheap for cash.
AVitli many thanks foriast p.itrona,". 1 hivl
invite all to call and ex.'imine my
LAKOK STOCK Or
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A G HAXX
JVST urKN'KI) AGAIN'.
Xew, Clean, First Clus Meat Shop,
n.i Miin street in Fred Krofltlf I'f old stand
i.-.-..r, I....K- liNiut fir fresh, lender mvi'.t.
-J -. .
a as
Only 50 Cents per Bottle.
It promotes thc GKOWTH, PRESERVES
the t'OLOIi, nud i:c:c:t-e- tho Vigor
uoid ECllTl ol laa i.aiu.
yTE iEJh ,-t,.ia.:;. .n the mack.t by
.UK9 " ' ' .... ....
Hair. It is a rirtlitful drew tut- 1 rr.liri:
, . : . l.. MM,...,! .nrf th. mou
SSl'V'S TZ, E 511 rrvl.r.,,.
J kne4p.ibehoP.d7aV.'dvB.,heh
try Btom aly k mj vtuio v
i Wcman's Glcry is Her Eair.
LYON'S
BATHAIROK
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
11 LA CKSJI1 Til
HOUSE SHOEING,
AND
WAGON KKPAIRIXG
All kinds of
FARM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Neatly Promptly
:0:
Horse, 3Iulc& OxSliocing,
In short, we'll shoe anything that hr
four feet, from a .enr?. to a oinmr.
Come and see us.
TT-E'W SHOP.
on Fifth St.. hetw.-Pti Main and Vine Streets,
just across the corner from the 'kw iifci.Ai.
or kick. 10y
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Wagon, F.nggg, Machine and Plow re
pairing, una general jouoing
I am now prepared to do all kinds of rftpairing
of far;n ;uid otlt'-r nia-liin rv. .is there
is a good lathe in tity shop-
PETER RADEN,
The old Reliable Was on Maker
has taken charge of the w auon shop.
He U well-known as n
Nil. 1 WORKMAN.
Xw VVr.oni anil Ituc-I made to
Order.
SATIS FACTI O N U A RA NTEfU).
1 hjp si.t.h &UCst opposite S.t.rejLfi Stifle
v r&hf. few
M jbSi $ -
:'7r--i---i??.-'
X'of
Iritis Cv
mm
II I B '''' ' " -B
ft. 1
mm SEWIHB B9ACHIE3E-
in workmanship Is equal to a Crononietor Watch,
and as elegantly finiGhetl as a first-class Piano. , It
received tno nignesx swuru V".-,", -rrr.
tennial Expositions. IT SEWS ONEf OURTH FAST-
ER than otner macninos. us A , V ' Vu-I
There are more WILSON MACHIHES oold n tho
United States than tho comb ncd sa cs of a we
r f p.'bi r;yrvi n I? itt is 5 P- r? ? ACiifiAU i lOT
doing all kinds of repairing
JlVCrl k'lil-ii Willi tJO.11 UlUl-Ulli. ' -
wits ach Machine, guarantccins to keep It in repair.
free of cnarge, ior Ttvo ycary. ot. ---'- k -i
Instructions to learn how to uso it. oatisfaction
guaranteed, or no pay. fschincs dciivcred freo of
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, and ask for samplo oT pending,
and our Circular No. 197 for further Instructions for b-jy.ns machine
upon terms stated in tno aiaiorj0
acents isfBB oflts orv'?BSf2 PJflPHiPS P.li
WANTED., W I LOU HI OKt'JBtU iUSmUiiiZmt-. WW.
827 & 829 Broadway, New York; New Orleans, 5-a.;
Ccr. State and Madison Sts.. ChicAgo, Ills.; anJ Gan S rancirco, Cftl.
CLARK'S PATENT
POST HOLE AUGER
Points of superiority
over tho old stylo It
will boro faster in eX.
condition? of soil, -will
boro throuprh Soddy
liooty, or Trashy
ground -without the
Help cf any other
tool, can bo -used to
enlarpo a hole already
bored.
Sizes made for Tost
Holes, Iledpo Plants.
Grape Stakes, aD3
Hop Poles.
MANUFACTURED BY
SEMPLE, DIR3E & 00,.
s40RTC 7t TT'RA T, JifPTK
MEAT3 A.SD HAllDWAILt
srvciALTikti,
t13 S Main St., t I.ouin.
Prt BuHwrinit tuis od bt
tliietil-:it, ilr.t.i lt5 Ui uW
papu tiicy ie .d tt.
)i:td Cntllt?
IU' lias '"'""o'1'
r'."m- .
vtH -
."ji'-.':1
mm
fvl V;A Ks- I t-r-4 fvl in V Ui. r- ? 11
mo ww iMi mi
Dress Go-ods, S(a!o Goods, t attcy
Goods ami N otionsyott ever saw.
fjr say EsotBsBBg f grcEs
ie hj filse acre9foots ami
Sprinq and Summer Goods
f J7
Now ix lvur c.Jianno hound to sell
np. I want to jo Eaxt
pill
1 WAm;nEDTCHES (U t3ZACH jvH
Tli ri'iii-e
:ril. 1 ..'
M ie. Hint ol
Aftr tliP
,a n r. nr.,..
I.;, .lm? R'jntl
rirtf nuiltl
mi l r'
ail
f M1 J
sE: hitj
1 II II "V-Vik.- 3sjrS
WARRANTED WATCHES ONLY $3 EACM. " 'VJ v
- - --
Cii J. Z. rt T
DICK STREIGHT'S
LI V FRY, FEED AND SALE STA
BLES. Corner Cth ar.d Pearl Sts.
IlOnSr-S l'.OAKDED K V THK
DAY, WEEK, Oli SlO.VTIl.
HORSES BOUGHT.
SOLD OB TBADED.
For a Fair Commission.
'.TEAMS AT ALL StOlItS.
raiucular attention pld to
Driving and Training
TROTTIXG STOCK.
aHim ft A Vl AIt. AKCr.tK wanted. 1J
CV H f 3 1 1 ?3 le-ltir:. P.rtic'jl:.:' f
m U J. VO-T a. i CO. . Si 1-..
lit: el
... iiu. i
WTUT PATCH!, G,
THE "WELCOME" SDLO
7
-if
HAY RAKE.
It diseharpoa itself, and thus
eaves almost tho ontiro labor oi
the operator. It is r.n invalua
olo implement to every farmer.
Description will be Rent to
parties applying-, who will please
state in what paper thoy read
tho advertisement.
Semplo, Birgo 8z Co.,
13 SOUTH MAW 6T ST. LOllt?
Iiollte.
il0 !nu! 'nc ol
ever and ever so cheap
and undersell anybody. Hurry
ajain next mouth.
V I, IS 1 11
fi B4RKRUPT STOCK OF mZlM
Tiorr anted for ()i:e Y n h ;
Tti:.s '.iniikrni t k r.iwt ti. r:..o ,
! o-it Im K J Ti
ii''f l Kii'i. Vnlii'i
.1. ..'.!; '..1 .
J..' :..lvt-i :sl : M't fill' ll T:.
I fiv lit;. j-'l:la. fur, tljf in
k r M
rlnrr r-f nlo of tMi iniikr'i-t ft'irk of
k-l
.,-.11 I .A t'j I L.,1 r. 7 I t i n t 1 in lif
f s" . a i I. ., ?f-ii l 1 1H77, Z4 I
The Waltrr Tn lortlrt i: . .- an ol-J i;t.)!? an t ' O p
ximiisU '.'ir fvlj.t mirrfnlro r.. -:! f..r W i j
nrpuratr !. VV; nl t ! a.u'I i.'h- .i.,ri.t- f-j -
iv i. ii re.-:i i oi s:l.). or v.-'.ll s-i j V.i.. If cn:,t itn.-in M f I.J
tuir I'lM r i.i ;it'-. ii iii n .urn w fv ,
iuir lia r j.t -:i-. li t a -h v .it-h u. A i
ln t m. . i i; : ..... ti E
or.ttra !' Vuiii.- Fmwirllnj: '.. "J ic
1V1 l-.I.M nTKl.l.T, I i V 1 .. A I I. (. -Z 5
rPTOWATCII W"l.riLTilt " n;i t .it, -inir Ui h
ftttentloii to ih'.-se t at Vi s, as tttejr ci leauily tt Iroia fl f
to JJ.OU u. U. I mw:
STIIE1G1LT k 3L1LLEH,
liar nens Ma n ufa t 'trcrs,
SADDI.K.S
r.KIDI.KS.
COM.AK.i.
and a'.l liiiiils ol harness stocl:. c.'tistantly on
lliLDll.
FRUIT, C ON F E C TIONE Y,
AND
GROCERY STORE,
NITS,
CANDir.5,
TF.AS
COFFEE,
SVCAUS,
toj:cc?i:.s.
FI.OCR,
Rfinctr.lx'r the p'aee c. polite 11. ti. Doycy's
on Lower Main Street.
21-ly
STREIGIIT d- MILLER.
tj 5 I j -Sr T ut-t. i tuulaaj " r ""v. UA-f
3 EVll! 1:7 VUV. Bt.. t.-.i'S HI ;
