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.1IIsc1iiovowa Malaria.
1'To say that malaria is fnucMevcus
is to put it very mildly. It is all that
and more , , , It 1s cunning , deceitful ,
treacherous , sly , and underhanded.
It does its work in the dark , and in
such a sly way that much of the mischief -
chief is done before it is discovered.
It saps the foundations of a health
system. It robs the blood of its vita -
ity , demoralizes the liver , confounds
the stomach , and makes the victim
wish lie n't rn in his grave. It is sad
to see pco1JlC itdown in their misery ,
content to l" : 'v victims of mischievous -
ous malaria. aid thinking that noth-
in canbe done forthem. The power
o BltowN's 'TON BITTERS over the
mischiefs of malaria has been so amply -
_
ply proved that there is no reason
why anybody who can procure a
bottle o this Prince of Tonics shall
suffer. Great is the power of malaria ,
and great arc its disastrous effects.
But greater far is the beneficent influence -
fluence of lnowN's ] Ino i BITTERS ,
The preparation of iron in this f tvor-
'te ' Isms y remedy 'can be taken
without ruining the teeth or produc
ing constipation and headache. l
Health is wealth
n ur p rlAtri
I a w.C,1YFS a .
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Dr. i. 0 , 1Vicef , Ncrrn and Iiraln Trcahncnt ,
i nrae cad ep00150 for Ilystaria , 1i zrlneAs , DonYaf
duns , Fits , Norwns Ncuralda , IlcaIAcho , Ncrtout
Prostration caused bx mho ueo of aicahnl or tobacco ,
Habnul0css , Mcntal Un'rasinn ' , Sofk.nlrG , of tit
Snlu , mending lu inanity and Ic.iig , to misery ,
eaay and death , I'rcrnaturo OW Age , Itarronncss
x11 of poser in either sax , Involuntary 1,850 ,
pumatorrincn caua.l by user caortions of
: u , olfabuse or over Indulgenc. inch
urns ono month's treatmcnL QI.OO n boz , lr
.pGa for QSMW. Sent by tnalu prcald ; on receipt
t'
WE OUA1tAh"TEE SIX IIOXES
Tn c'uo any Casa With each order received by us
for su boxes aaoompanlod with QS.OO , wowillecnd tl.c
mrchascr our writtangnaranteotorelundthomonoy
ithotrcatmcntdooenotaacct a cure. Guarantees
ued only by C. F. OODDMAN
' mdrowI- Dour 1st Omaha Neb.
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OR E'w ' . ' SEX. '
This rcmaly bch0 ; ; , t' to the scat ]
the 1iecaso , rcqulruu . , % , .t or nauswus ,
mcrcurlalorpoleeunu + inkenintern.
lily. When real as a "r w m "ut eax , it is
Imoneihla ; , to coutm.t 4'I , , rlr , but In the
cseoet those a rcndy'uirnlnmtcll u' two guar
antco three boxes to , , it. : and the
money , i'rlco b inn + 1 , pas : c i. ' I " t lax , or
th rco bozce for i.
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cued by all authnrinl 'o , . ' .
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' I faTlS PIIfltl , Elnl'7
Nei nIo A n r , far tits
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Was the exclamation or a man when ho got a box
of Eureka Pile ointment , whloh Is a airnlda anti aura
ourefor'Ilesandau Skims llbxsans , bttly cwnteby
i roan , poetpMd.
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The American Drarrhwa Cure i
.s 1 naa etood the tget for twenty years 4Suro curl fdi
en .Nevor Fare. Dtarthaoo , Dysootory , and Chile.
Morbue.
, ' Deane 1 s FOTer and Aue Tonic & Corhal ,
i 1t Is bnpc.alblo to eupply the rspld cio of the same.
SURE CUR WARItANTED
Poe Taver and Ague , and aR Malarial troubles
t i Pmcn. $1,00 ,
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f LABORATORY. 10TII ST.OIdAIIA , NEP.
for Sale by all Druqgfsts
Cure out mah
A POSITIVEIcll , l'nlunlcd0a
to10 , 70. On a
box No. 1 will cnro any c.so In four days or less. No ,
2 wDI cure the most obstinate case imomatterot how
Cf long bthndlrmg.
Allan's Soluble Medicated Boogies
, No nauseous doeos of cubebe , co ably' or oil of eau.
dal wool , that era certain to prudueo dyepeI , a by
destnring the coztingeofthetomach , l'rice8160.
Bold by sii drub glets , or uulhod on receipt of prlca.
For further , artIcularesend for circular.
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i 1 GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
i ' ' , Cities r11t1L 1. Debut y
OSNITAL LOSS
j t . DF3lANLYYIGOItSwnuatom ;
laeaeta.wmen ) all other remedies
dies fan A curd puararstceiL
, rr ° * 1.Oabottlolarge bottle , lour
' \p , . = thou the quantity. Q& Sold ox.
prcu to any address b'
alldrugalets ENGLISII MElll.
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uaiurltr udorwit&earomuody of true merit.
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1Varrantcd nM1sobrtelj per
{ noon , from wblch 1110 excess a
; , 1 , R oKnrenruved lilies
ilf duff s myth of Cocoa mlxcd
t II whim Starch , , .lrruwrootur Huger ,
r i wad 1s tbercfnro t.r mono ccuuuml
it cal. ! t 1s dcllrluus , uvurlsLlnly
atrcublbeutub , earll'dl v.wl , o u d
j adrolrubly adupu.l fur hn'ultda a
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Sold by Urueen ererptbere.
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11T WILL POLISH
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Or' ALL IUND9.
SOUTHERN TREASURES.
A Cabinet Iteeliu g and What It Left
Bchill It
Jowolr of the Lndica of the
South ,
Grnernl Itrecltenrldgc , by Mistnke ,
Gives It to n iady , IIrH iart11L
3Ioss , null n sharp 1 nmilteo
\I'nikM OITlt'Ith all 01 It
-A Fortnlc
Special tolboCincinnati Comnrerckl fiazotto
ATt..tNTA , GA. , October 14.-rime Cnn
stitiitiOf cf to-day contains thu following -
ing , writtmr by 1 : . A. Tats , of Semeca ,
S. 0. :
During tlto winter of 1861.6G , the Come
federate Govcr7maut , on account of their
rnilrond cominunicatinnn being destroyed
in 80 nramiy places , built a pontoon bridge
across the Savannah ltivur , a little uvor n
mile below old Petersburg , nod which is
at rho t no utln of the Broad ltivur , or , in
other words , at the junction of thu two
rivers. Thin p0ntoen wasabout half way
between 11asWngton , ( in. , and Abbe-
yule , S. C , Iii time early part of 18o ( ,
there Was an nhnost continual stream of
soldiers going anti coming el that road.
About three and a half mules from time
bridge , in Lincoln county , Ga. , lived time
WidOW of David ? lima Dioss , with liar
three small children. They awned a Guo
plantation and ivero proapcrous.
Uric oveuiug a larger crowd canto to liar
house than usual , finer tennis , finer dressed -
ed man , everything botokenud somu dis
tinguished porseago. At last a tall ,
flue-looking geutlculat came np and imi-
traduccd iimilmself its Uenurnl Breckuut
ridge , naked for auppor and a room , and
said they would not stay the night , but
only wanted the room for a short tuna.
She opened her parlor to them , and in a
alert time the room was full of gentle-
mel , also bozos of various sizes , Mrs.
Mosssoon found that alto Was entertaining -
ing l'rusidaiit Davis nod his cabumiut.
IIer health at that line was very bad ,
and she became very i uelr excited over
ill that was going emi , and could mi0t
sloop. About 1 o clock a , ni. sire heard
kuockiig at the pa'lordoorantl answered
it iii person. She was mot by General
Brnekuridgo , who gave liar fifty dollars
tar gold , am , a'niuu around and looking
at floe confused stare of the parlor ,
boxua , papers , &C. , lying in every direction -
tion , said to her , "We give you whrat we
cave. "
I was under the impression that t e
net Cnbinat ntaeting was held there , but
Captain TT.Letdon says in Washington ,
1Lraybo ho is correct.
After tlloyhad allione ; Mrs. Moss retired -
tired , and next mornin , she and a youmig
titer went into the armor to clear up.
[ 'ho commenced. moving the boxes , but
iii fast caine u purl 0110 that was very
. The examined it and found
was full of the finest diamonds and 'ov
alr . They secret ] moved the box into
Afi-u. Mors' bed roe n + and put it under
trio bud , aid that night those two loan
ladies 'carried it into the garden anti
buried it. The garden had all been
freshly spaded up for thu regular spring
work and it was not noticed.
1'or a short time things nmvutl on very
quiet , and at last several Yn ikeua cane
up and made enquires about the box ,
and she told then alto hnusv nothing
about it , old they loft. Thou calms on
the gold nxertamant , and several of the
best pcople wore talwu and llaugetl by
the thumbs to make then tell about the
gold.All
All this excitement was lee rnuelf for
Mrs. Moss' already enfeebled syatom ,
and clue was cool wed to take liar bed.
\Vhlu ] lying there alto brooded over her
soorct oat last concluded that slur ,
would tell everything to her pastor , amid
act on his advice , Site did so. 'for
pastor was , if I rsnienbur correctly , hu
Rev. L , W. Stephens , now of hart. lie ,
after hearing her story , very wisely told
liar to keep it. It was curtaiily hors ,
ntoru so than anybody else's , it was
iveui liar by General Breckinritl go , and
even if by nistaka it was lucre until the
) ) aties called for it. This a uicted
her d for a while things wore its
usual.
About this tire I received a nnussago
Iron her , to come to sue her ; that she
4'uitod : to sae me on important business
Sala Bald alto did not expect to live lam ; .
Circunista ces over which I had nn
nmtral prevented me. 1 lever saw bier
any inure.
A few weeks , perhaps over a month ,
bofo e situ died , seine Yankee officers
came to her house , searched it all over ,
took oil her bed std soarehod it , alum the
nnattrassos and everything cennectcd with
it. As a matter of course they found
Rotlun ] g , About two weeks beore aim. ,
died a fellow cano took a boot from hia
pocket , nun road to her a list of the urti
epos , rind told her that he was sent fo r
them ; that they hero overlooked that
piglet in the hurry of departure , and I
all'pose he Illade every'tiiiig very reason-
able.
able.She
She was very low , nobody being about
her but ladies who knew nottiug nbeu t
the box and no one to give her advice
aid this follow being so plauiiblo , slit
told him wham it was , and thu nlfuna
miscreant , after getting all , fwd to soa'ul
everything to sea if there was iluthimi
urea , nod she a dying woman. After thb
fellow and his squad left , there won
various BpeculntionHH about it. 1 put i
up this way at time time : 't'his box con
tamed thu jewelry of time ladies of th
South , sent out by them to assist t1
lonfederuuy , or it was jewelry dolositu
by the birdies for safe lteopiug with th
1 reaeurer , anti at the capture of ltiib t
uncurl a unoutorunduul of the things wit
fonmidnnd its they worn not its tichnronr 1
t'wy were supposed to lo with Mr. Davie
a. , shun Ifir Davis was captured tire
Were not with him eonso juonthy they la
bran lift sanewleru On time read , 'rlii
0.-I . Felicity rapped hia reward , amid le g u
- u fortune ,
7' ) vivo y'n au idea of the value , timer
molts ono 1 + g nu.i rule like n l unnnin
hind , Thu eyes were single dhunoun B
rand to singe wino also studded wt ]
dfanionda , and it sc incd to be alw aye i
a bolubling inotier , ulna every motto
suened to give uddiboual brilhnnuy
fume days after' Mrs Mass hnd given ii
the lsx , that uobbe henrted Christian wr
inn , Mrs. .iuhi Cm l. . , cif Elburt , we :
over tent see A1re. Moss She then rupee
ad to Mrs. Cade all that I have state
above about this box , and she also to
) Nor emu hai sent too word to couu m
see her ; that eho lad wanted to piano ti
box in my possession for time bonolit
bier ciuildrei , as I was the nearest rep
tiara of liar husband , he beiiq my ouch
amid slaw thought I could dispose
It it bettor than any any one else sbo cou
g think of.
A Cut'stiulrlda.
a From tta Now London IUy.
A well authontiuatea anti uumtloubte
case of feline fold do so occurrol at Fort.
Trumbull one day last wook. Early in Limo
week it wits noticed by her friends that
pussy was not herself. She moped and
ratused to eat , fasscd liar nearest and
dearest without recognition , and maim-
ifested a strange lorststcnco m gutting
into the sink , palls , non the bath tub ,
( rout which she would notba driven , oven
whorl time water was turned on. One day
she was observed to stalk solemnly down
to the wharf , and , tvllen arrived , to gaze
and earnestly cute trio water , 'I'luo
solrliems watched liar closely , but were
not prepared for time result. After a
while time kitten returned to liar accus-
toumeel haunts , ntopwl nroumi , snowed
uotluing to nobody , amid kept about uutml
time mioxt day , when afro again walked
down to time wharf , deliberately heaped
overboard and conmmtltcd sutcido beloro
the eyes of the astonished gtrriaon ,
Taming Men , Middle Aged Mcmi and All
\len who suffer faun early hudiscrctions will
lied Allan's ilrabi F.sl , time moat powerful
imignrantover introduced ; nuce restored by
It thorn Is i u remise. Try it ; it never fails.
$1 ; ti fur $ b.'At druggist. .
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A 1'IOF1T TIIAT illa'i.NIS
Upon alto Nature ofthmem Moot hurl rho
Geue uHlty of limo Parson
Sewed.
" \ ' do you make on a box of
binekmglt asked time New York Sun
reporter of a boy- who was shining a
pair of sloes rat n North river ferry-
boat.
boat."That
"That depends , " situl the boy , as lie
bent dowmi his load to ouinton time toe of
the questioner's shoo with his breath ,
" ( Jut what' ! "
' 1)11 the sloes , "
h'ne boy vigorously sluoved time brushm
across the toll of the shoe , occasieally
touching ditforent spots with Ida daubing
brush nun rubbag ] thieuu bright. Thou hue
gave it amiotlur coat , amid rubbed it brigl.t
again. As ha rolled dawn the trousers leg
ho said
"Some shots take nmoro blacking than
others. "
"how about these ! "
" ' but ' blacked
"I'ratty large , they're
ovary day. Sere of the big Jcrsey boots
take mote , A G cett box of blacking
averages forty pairs. "
"What is time greatest nutmiber you over
blacked in adnyi"
The boy , who lurid blacked the shoo all
over carefully as he talked , picked up two
long brushes , and , working hula arms line
time pinion rods of a locomotive , snout mimade
time slice glisten. As ho got ready for time
final touches lie reached for the tlaui.iig
brush and said :
"Sixty. "
Tliet ho wont over the oboe again , as
ho hnd time first ,
"That would make tlmreo dollars rutunt
for time labor , time wear of time plant , and
time 7I cents invested in atockl" was
asked.
The boy rolled down time trousers leg ,
gathered up the box , time brushes , and
the bit of carpoEon which Ito had knelt.
't'hen lie held out his lmamd and looked
time questiouier very hard in time eye , as ho
said :
"I got S1.7G nut of it. Time gmmtlonteu
mostiy gave ale 10 cents. "
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A SpiCndld ltonuedy fen Lung Dia-
cases.
Dr. ltnbt. Newton , lsto Preahlout of the
Eclectic Ooliegu of time City of Now Yorkummd
foruuerly of Ciuciumiati , Ohio , used 1)8. 1Vv.
IIALL's iltts.lu very extoneivoly in his practice -
tico , its manyof his patlonts , new living , and
rostorad t" health try the ueo of this invaluable
nsdmclno , cw amply testify , lbu always said
that so good a remedy ought not to bo consul.
erect merely as a patent medtclno , but that it
ought to ho prescribed freely by ovary off i'ysf
clan au a soverolgtm remedy him all cases Lung
disensas. It is a euro cure for Cousunmption ,
amid has tie equal for nil pectoral cotr platnt , .
The Wtnuen of liurutumh how 'rney '
Dross , Act , and Livim Goncrnlly.
Time Burmese women before tlroy be.
conro mothers are noted for their ! veil-
proportiemed though amtil figures. To
ono accustomed to seeing the regular
features so prevalent mnongst time many
pretty Indian girls , time Mongol like fea
titres of their Burnmcso aistna look ugly'
and repellant , but after a while this bm-
preasien wears oil ; the women of tme
country Imave mammy pretty little was and
they are very cleanly. Their hands and
feet are small old wall shaped , arms symmetrical -
metrical , time load tvull put otime neck ;
tloir carriage is erect , they allow no hair
to grow anywhere except out tlmuir heals ,
whuru it is most luxuriant , aid is takem
time greatest care of , tied up a la chlinoiso ,
withm a wreath or garland of tlowors entwined -
twined ; they disfigure their cars which
are naturally small and pretty , by boring
luigo hulas in the lobes , and wear ii
then ) either gold or author cylindrical.
shaped uarrin"a ; they cover tlmenselvcs
over with no&lets , bracaleta , rings , etc , ,
amid time Burnmeso gold ailveranmith are
nearly as good as those in Cutaek , Trick-
ino mly , or Delhi.
A Burnleso girl who wishes to kiss
preaSOS liar nose up agaimmat a face amid
eniilst Sue is a born coquet , and will
sipomid ] tours in adorning her persail.
'llleir dress consists of n tight under-
jnckut to support the bust , and a loose
aid flowing jacket ever for show ; n gaudy
scarf hangs down over thu shoulders
front time waist they wear either n .
colored silk thauiinu , which exposes the
I inaido of 0110 lug half-way u1 l the thigh ,
1 or a "loougie , " which is immure duccit
u being a mutt of putticoat fastened rouul l
s time waist and exposing no part of thm o
0 InCdOlb All tire wonlet slicks aimd chow
t betel-mutt , ] tut have uieu white , ovuu
teeth ; they can swims as a rule , nd dc
u light in dabbling in water , amid invari
u nhly hatho once , perlmaps oftener , durhu g
d the day.
I ) 'I'me ] Bunneso seldom have miwrs thmu
one wife , amid alto reigns supreuo ii thi u
v hotiso' . rued conducts thu pnechase or ash
, of all iucussarios. A girl's great anbilur ]
; is to keep a stall in a bazar ; it is liar in
y troduutunm into society , amid is equivatuu
d to our own girls being brought out
me 'limey are a ilorry , ' ) luasuutt nice , and 111 n1 Y
t of limo fourth Scik11s tvllon tile ) ' rntu'tl
ad to time Puu'ab , took bak will
u 'them Burniuao girls , ureferrium then
gg 119 wives to thir mvn far u mulls
, wouuen ,
h ' ! 'hero is luot a prettier sight in tit.
11 world tlum a crowd gathered round
ii r itch eu it gals do the uuou re
A s lunduutitm uom geoue aliarul time woude'
nod childreimgiii theirbeat
r g nutty , rltuub. .
I. well uupldo figures sailing faces , banner
it struamnmilmq flags tl yim backed-by th
t built of time sceuue' and the grainl bire ,
dd purttmis of their numoroue pagodas b , U
d these nccashlma the people its unorr
ltd ms cm-idiots , are eoiaaly on thu mnnve "
m and thnrou gad enjoy themselves. 'l'h
0f Wnlller claiiut as ule ekhur read u
a. write , for their priostu are not ullowud t
o , teach maim , A ( ow harp been oductll'
of by weli ihuaniigiliissiomtanieabutwhutln
Id films coping lu cemttct with native cud l
diem or Sulie other reason , these girls to
often are not as welt conducted as thei
more ignorant sisters.
Every Ilurameso girl is a boron actrea
eel nod delights in takug , a part iii a puny u
national drama. Thera is no stigma
attached to women who take part in tlwso
performances , there is to dancing girls
i Irmdia the are invariably
modest girls. Like the mcmi
the women are inv erato amimblcre ; at a
boat or on race time mciii and women
bet together freely , and often n girl , after
hosing all alto )058sas , will stake horsehf
n aiut what eho cotlsiders her value , anti
if sue loco alto follows the winner , amid
bocomiies his wife or concubine , for limo
two are nearly synonymous in Burmah
( hi the slightest provocation a womal
will connnit suicide , generally by tneaus
of opiumit , whir u , thanks to a paternal
' , cart ho purchased without
restriction in every bazaar.
Eminent ntcn , tner of nil callings ,
indorsn St , Jacobs Oil as n pain-cure.
i ; TII19 1I11lLAYAH ,
Hama Lofty Dioumitnhi Cllulbirmg--The
highest. ! 'slut Yet Itenahed.
Our Calcutta correspondent in a recent
talc gram , , niemitiottud rho arrival of air.
Graham , an experienced climber , with
two Swic guidcs at Dary'eclimi about route
for Sikkim , when co lee was to attempt -
tempt time ascoit of time Iiineluijurmga
mountain , whiclm is upward of 28,000 , feet
high. Wo limo bcou favored with two
private letters from Mr. Graham to a
friend its Landon describing his mnuui
taineering oxpcrionces ii time Himalayas
up to the date of writing. Our inter-
niant believes that no one ilad previously
alined as high , either ii the lii iabeyas
or olsowijere. We extract the following
from alit' . Grahann's letters ;
"CAtf unDIat NANnA DEvx , 14,000
fectJuly 22,1883-I am afraid you must
think mite very redo in miot auawcrnhg any
of your letters before , but time fact is , till
I received hour last 1 was not aware that
you lad written to mime , as tiny had not
reached nib. Directly Boss and hauhnan
reached Nynce Talk started , so that your
letter , which arrived by the sauna mail ,
only reached me yesterday by the court-
cay of an officer who brought it up from
time country. First let me thlaik you
very much for the kindness you have
shown in your arrangements. I fear I
mintst have put you to great expense as
well ; but if you will lot ] Ito knew the
aumunt 1 will soon settle that , It i
worth may money to have such a good
fellow as Boss along ; 1 do not hnowlow :
I should lava of out without him.Ve
left N mmeo Tai on the 24tH and reached
Nini + close to the 1)caker ] n twelve days.
Very little sport amid a gret deal of rain ,
We should have done it qutcker but for
liosa being , cry seedy. Then at Mini
our trouble began. First , it is almost
innpossibie oven to reach the mountains ,
as they stand back , and are only reached
by deep and impassable gullies
timrough which enonnous steams dash ,
Time result is that you have to
make a seriesof asceutstoreach the hi im
eat peaks. Well , we started for Dunagiri ,
-3,181 feet. After twice passing over
peaks 17,000 feet amid 18,000 feet respec-
tivelywo reached its foot on the 111th day
amid camped on the glacer , at the height
of 18,500 feet. I had to send the coolies
back , as the brutes had oaten a fort-
night's food in live days.Irell , we start.
ed early next morning. The climb was
decidedly ditlicult. All tlmeso peaks mire
nmuclt steeper than time average Swiss
peaks. About ball way up Kaufman ,
who had the least touch of feaver , gave
out , and Boss and I went ma alone. At
1:30 : we hind reached at loumt 22,300 feet.
'rho summit was in sight , a steep trow
Slops broken vitlm rock. Another hrlf
hour would have put us on the top , t'ha
a sudden amid violent snow-storm are l
and we were obliged to turn back. how
we got down seine Very awkward slopes I
do not know , It Was the most dangerous
work I over did. We reached our camp ,
but could gut no Iwo , everything being
wet , mud passed amestnwful night , Time
: text day we had to leave , as provisions
wore short , and the peak would not be
read for another week. Though beaten
back we have solved time air
prohlem. There is no more dif
ticulty breathing at 22,500
feut than at 12,500 feet , We returned
to Rini , and have since boat trying to get
to Nauda Dovi , 25,609 feet , the Indian
Mrtterhorn. We should ] taro reached it
yesterday , but temi coolies out of sixteen
olted so we were reduced t0 Qwaggging ,
and shall reach the peak tomorrow. The
weather ni very bad , rain every day ; but
we have gat twenty days' provisions with
min , and will exhaust then before we turn ,
My feet av vary sore today , so that I nom
stopping in camp. Bass is shooting and
time rest swagging. There is not ouch
sport , but 1 was lucky enough to get a
fine ounce , or snow leopard. One thing
I almuld have meuimmod iii my last. 'rte
peak Kaul ; Lyu , which Iunbeden and I
useondud , is either 20,300 feet or 20,800
feet according to time two known surveys ;
at ) that I shill not roturi quite empty
handed , however. you will hear inure
of our doings shortly , l ( rope. Renmeun
her rnu to the friends .tt time A. C 'Thera
is ground uunuglt hero to occupy them all
for a counury or so. "
"NYNIi : 'I'AL. , Aug. 13 , 1883.-1Ie.
turned tociviliration yesterday aftergreat
trouhles. Time rest of or coolies bolted
free Namida Devi ; the wwmthor bccsne
hopeless , and we lad to snag back , sixty
Ipounds per nlnn , over nrostawful ground.
M back still aches tvlien I think of it.
We managgoti to bag another peak , which
1 have hakomi time liberty of calling 0 mtoumtt
llonal , on account of time quantity o f
taco lee birds em its lower slopna.
height. 23 , I6 feet by guvornmant sur-
toy. We also tried as n tour do force a
t nagniticont aiguillo 21,001 feet , butwer u
stnppod about 800 feet from time top.
1 hotos were ash entire failure , all the
appanitus laming been anashod or iu
jured over time villanous ground. I nu 1
m starting for Darjeeling to umo row , whore
11101)0 to hula' one inure tryatthegmmtts
u amid if I fail ieavo it for bettor men tutu i
i myself. I hope + o mcut Kennedy ai ti
Miclwl at Bareill ) to-morrow. 'lima lattu r
t huts seine project of forming a large haunt
. hut. I unoan to Ihght form own '
loss is admirable , butlialfnan very da (
appointilig , I timid hinm ( between our
I solves ) a rough , timid pea'nnt , and nn
m uvei a first claes guide. Perhaps you wit
r say Hatt it is pique at hsnnrethnu ] ( any
thing else ) lavug lust us the ascent o
u Uiulagiri. But even Boss lion told tin
a fellow that ho would scud hint back wur o
auutlwr obtainableu however , thuugl
u eourowhat diiappointod , 1 have mlot los
, all lopo.-toiler ( Times.
Angoshn n hilts aarru odorod by mil
time loading ; pheldans and chemists , for the !
purity mind whuloaomcmioas , ltotraro of awmu
n t + rfoits , old ayk your grocer or dnmgget ( n
y tiegeumuimeartido , prepared by Dr. J l. , 1 !
, SIBHert. Smir18.
r tiale mil dnhnetun , the I'auer ,
0 A Chicago dispatlt says ; "Flue pace
a Juhnstoithat uuaduarucordof'210ov. '
r the Chicago track lest Tui's.tay . , was sob
today to thiunuodoro N. 1V. Kittsou , o
u St , I'.ul . , Miuu. , for $223,000. Juhnatom
r is a bay guiding , 7 , 'airs ail , and iv e
ucar Ikrlum , \ \ is. , hie sire being n
horse called If.tshurn Gold Duet ; a grand
r son of Green's lfashori , Even in th
days of llfa coithood dohmiston was a fast
natural pacer , and last season he g ns
given his first regular work on a track ,
being bromm ht to Chicago amid kept hero
the aater part of time eunmuter. Durin g
that. time Ito paced n mile bit 2,15'9r and
last spring a half interest iii him tvas 'pur- '
chased bB , II. Smith of Miltvaukcc
for $ u 000 , limo horse Navinb in the
miieatltitno been laced in time tuards of
Toter V , Johnson of this cif for train.
in g. lie won several races in the Mieim
i nn circuit and at time Chicago Jul
im eotimu astouislled everybody l ut the
few who were in the seet f lute s eel
by ) acimi n mile in 2,13 in his first race
hro , A few days later lie was started
against tluo best 1caciumg record , time 2.112
of Little Brown Jul , amid equaled it ml
time first atlampt , hoon after that he was
taken with quinsy , amid while still out of
form Mr. Smith disposed of his interest
to Mr. Mather , thus giving that gmttlo
man exclusive owmicralmi ) of the horse.
Now that Jolmnston has become the pro-
party of Counnodoro lCitsoi ( ho will be
rivn bY Jolut Slplats + amid will rob.
ably o to California , in cooaum with
time other horses belmibyin1 , to his own.
or. "
Another dispatch says that Pater V ,
Johnson , time driver of Joltnstem , is con
fident that time horse can go oven faster
Liman 2.10. lIe asserts that le has driven
, Tohnston a quarter iii 294 seconds , which
is at time rate of 1.li8 for a mile , and also
a half mile in 1,03 , "r at the rate of 2,00
for a mile ,
Arc you lhilliousl Try time rmnedy that
cured illrs. Clmuent of Fr.anklyum , N , II-
IIood's Sarsaparilla , made iii Lowell
Mass ,
Coltt'UiBNCE ,
blow to Avoid Getting hnt Jt 13111
of rare ,
fall Mali Qazcltc.
A now book on "Corpulence and Its
7'reatnent , has lately been published in
Gernauy by Prof. Ebstein , of Gottingen.
He is not , like the English "savior of the
stout , " full of overflowing thankfulness
for relief from this disease ; probably ho
has not even suffered front it for corpu-
left men are rarely stern and strict. Iris
method differs frmn that of muting.
According to Ebstein , the primary cause
of cnrpulomiey is the want of attllieient
energy to renounce the so.called attractions -
ions of life , lie firmly maintains that
fat is produced merely by over eating rand
drinking. Water and drinkmig ] cures arc
altogether condemned by Prof. Ebstoin ;
and while time baiting system teaches
that , 'fat makes fat , " thus doctrine is di.
rcctly opposed by Prof. Ebstoin , in whose
ideal of fare for those suforing from con-
pulmicy fat forums a great feature. "The
250 grammes of bacon , " says Prof , Eb
stein , "which our Emperor ordered to be
delivered daily to all soldiers taking part
in this French cuupaign of 1870 , are , so
to speak , a1 official acknowledgement of
time iumpurtauce of fat in the rational nour-
ishnient of a hcrd working man , "
Time annexed bill of fare is that propos-
ad by Prof. Ebstein for an average case
of corpulency time invalid being supposed
to be 41. years of ape , and having sullered
front imiercaatng stoutness for 25 years.
The disease is supposed to be contracted
by insuficiotit bodily exercise , a diet consisting -
sisting of such thinks as are hurtful ,
among which are namued all sweet dishes
and those containing much albumen and
those devoid of a sufficient quantity of
fat :
"Breakfast-A large cup of black tea
without milk or sugar ; 50 granunesof
white bread or brown breath witht plenty
of butter ,
"Soupe-frequently ( and with bone
and marrow ) , 120 to 180 grammes meat ,
boiled or roasted , with list gravy-fat
meat being preferable ; a small quantity
of vegetables , particularly higuminous ,
but also all kinds of cabbage. Turnips
are excluded because of time sugar in
thorn ; potatoes are altegetller excluded.
After dimmer soma fresh fruit , when in
season , as dessert ; a salad or baked fruit
without sugar. Two or three glasses of
a ltght wino. Soon after dinner a large
cup of black tea , without milk aid
sugar.
Supper-Inn winter regularly , in sum.
mar occasionally , n largo cup of black tea
without milk and sugar. Au egg or sonic
fat roast heat , or both , sometimes fat
ham , smoked or fresh fish , about 30
gratnmimes of white bread , with plenty of
butter , and occasinaily a small quantity
of cheese aid seine fresh fruit. "
Time IIorsror i llhnannc andCoole
Book mailed free on application to time
Itumford Chemical Works , Providence ,
lt. I.
NcwspapcrH it Schools.
Sacrauento , lice.
Sumo of the Eastern newspapers continue
tinue to discuss the Pro and con , time subject -
ject of adniittiug newspapers into the
public scdools , 'rime suggestion wlmen
first made was rather popular , but it is
now nteetiug with considerable 01)1)010-
than. Time Chlicngo News takes this
rather sensible view of the subject :
Thu public taste of to day demands
that icsvm of a certain character shall be
collected aid published. Time editor , if
ho desires to win or hold time patronage
of time iublic , to a reasonable extent at
least. lu doing so lie frequently prints
mutter which , if Ito consulted ills own
taste , his own foehiugs or his own judo
meat , mho would consign to the waste
paper basket. There is n vast quantity
of trash published ii the daily newspapers
of time period , and a vast quantity of stuff
that in worse than trash. It is not the
sort of food which 1 time young mind no-
quires , nor time sort of tonic to iuvigorato
or struugtlmi ) the young brain. Amid this
is lint because of time mauer in which it
treats of current events , but because u f
time subjects which must be taker up , dis
sussed , timid suuiutinnea eiabnrdted , to sui t
the douirmds of time readtug public ,
Modern newt s ) ers , especially the m et
ro olitai ones , h1ave uoceasaril am du
timid imtime
' '
) , ! 'heir editorials se
; locted articles nmi"lmt us rule , be adnmissi
btu to time selmooil , but weir police , tutu
- graphic and other departnelts , which ru
Ilect time ovary day everts of time world ' 1
geermlly cnntaui much that it wuru bet
I ter for ehildrou not to read. It would h
dltlicult to fluidmmdaily jounel hunt would
f in all respects , be unobjeetnaul to thi
seloul roen. 'lucre ilium ) ' be , and doubt
less are , magazines and literary journa l. q
m to which no serious objection could b u
t made , but they do not possess the butte i
fuatires of time daily mrcwspLapcr , arm
would be little or no impruvuueut upon
I time ordinary text book , 'l'Ilis matter o
r newspaper reading by children can be
r buttorloft to judgment of parouts. Near.
, ly every family in the eoummtry takes a
newspaper of some kind , aid children ar 0
purimitted to read thorn while under tIm 0a 0u
supot vision of their parents , t + lie simoul a
r bu abbe to discrirniiuate as between the t
r which is healthtul fend for time youtltfu 1
d mind and that whiuh i9 objectionable ,
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tide lmeslhrg all uxeomiations Imunmllately ,
lhtfier'a should ueo it freely nit time lit.lu ones
it is perfectly harm less , Ion eats by all drug
u b ts.
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