Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 July 1871 — Page 4

Tb'Kisr. BY OHAHLS& MBLET. Upon ae. Btorwiy Smutt y. Coming adoorj. the lan j, Were a score of bonny taaeos, Awl the sweetest, 1 maintain WasCa die. That 1 took nntieath ni.-T.lad.lip To shield her trom the nun.

she laid that the dnisitM blushed V r the kiss thai 1 ha 1 ta'en. I n ina hae thought tin? lussic Vitl site of a kiss con tplatn. "Sow, laddie! I wiuna Slav under yoi.r nluddie. If 1 gang hanie in th. raiu !" m. I"nl on an after Snmhi: , Wlini rlou.l there m not ane. Thin self-same wiusou; : lassie We ehauce to moot ii the lane Slid: "IiaUilie, Wbv dinna ve wear your pladdie? Vtha kens imt U ioa; raiu !' 7 !.' (fotaxt.

and drank his fill. I took Mr. Doctor around iiinoug niy fr.ends to see if they could tell me what kind of a bug li was. Some thought it the squash bur?; all the I ova who saw him said it was 11 pumpkin 'bug. I w out to niv simtwh viue am ".found a bug resembling him verv unieh, with this ilil.'ereiice. Mr. Squash Bug was niueli larger, ami very dark bo:h on breast, ami buck, while my of n lirht drab coloi on the

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back, a id still lighter.

tinge on the breimt.

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KM I INI. ANUS.

I; UK ISLAND 01 SAJi JUAN.

FARM, (i VHDEN A? D UOlSEHOLD.

I'uils About H.iicj--Be-s. Then? are three classes of bees in a hive, the Worker, Queen and Drone. Queens nr.; raised by peculiar food and trtatmeat from that would otherwise produce worker?. Tlie worker is fiu undeveloped female. Workers, in the abst nee oi the queen, sometimes lay egg. Thesis invariably produce drones. The queen lives from tvo to tive years: the worker from two to three inontlu. in the working season, and trom six to eight during the season of rest. The queen is perfected in fifteen or sixteen days from the eggs, the worker, in twenty to twenty one, and the drone in twenty-four. The queen usually sommenees laving

in from seven to twelve davs after leav

ing the cell, and is capable of lay ing from two to three thousand eggs in a day. The impregnation of the qneen always takes place outside thi? hive, on the wing, and generally the fourth or . fifth day after leaving the cell. Excepting ill rare cases, .mo impregnation answers for life. The drone she has nu.ted with dies immediately. The eggs of an nnimpregnated qneen produce nothi ng ut drones ; and it is generally conceded that impregnation does not affect the drone progeny ; consequently, the ni;de progeny of a pure Italian queen is mire without regard to the drone she haj mited with. The queen an 1 worker are provided with stinjis; but the latter will use it upon any provoi ation, the former will only use it on her own rank. The drones have uo stings. One queen, is a rule, is all that is tolerated in a iiive : bnt previous, to throwing off ''after swarms," two 01 more queens are permitted in the same hive for a short, time ; but extra ones are soon disposed of. In case of superseding a queen, the old one is preserved until tje new on? is fitted to take her place. Queens have a deadly hatred for each other, and will destroy, if permitted, a'l queen larvp; or cells in

the hive, and vill fight each other until there is but one living one left. liees gather three kinds of products : Propolis, i'roir the gum of trees snd shrubs, for iasteuing the joints and cracks of thei- hives ; Pollen, or beebreuc, from llowers, for feeding theii youn;j and t aemselves ; and Honey, whieh constitutes the main food of the hive. Water Also curried into the hive dtirii g the b: ceding season for mixing with the fooi. for their young; salt is also made use of for the same purpose. Wsx like i at, is an animal product, and is seen ted by the bees in thin scales from lie under side of the side of the body. While doing this, they

consume lare quantities ol iioneysrrmi fifteen to twenty pounds for every pound of wi.x secreted. A fright- led bee, or one rilled with honey, is not disposed to sting. A stood s' Ararat contains about twenty thousand bees. A strong or medium hive, with a good layinguiietin, is never seriously troubled with the troth worm ; but a hive without a queen or a means of raising one, is sure to e taken by them. Bees re ognize each other by their scent. The lii stone or two weeks of the young bee's life is spent inside the hive, as nurse or wax worker. The rar.ge of a bee's flight for food is generally within two or three miles : much gr ater rane is of bnt little benefit to thcaa. Lie- ,S(o':k JournaU

An Important Hecisiim.

The I nited States Oourt .f Olaims, liefore i late adjournment, decided t ease bef ring on certain private rights of redress of citizen against the government, which will affiet a large number of -ases now pending. Klias ,'v Morris Isrnwn brought an action in the Court iv ! Claims, wl .erein a decree wns rendered on April 1:1. INKS, adjudging them entitled to 0:1, 1 1 1, being the nt I proceeds of enptili. ! pmpi'i-iy fi e ill. I by the wurt remai nin", in the United States Treasury. The Secretary of the Treasury assumed to annul the decree of the Court, and paid only a portion of the judgment, leaving 72,:!M:i unpaid, wiiercfor the clainiu its brought action for this amount due upon the former decree. The defence of the Vr.ited States in this action was, tivst, that the Court of Claims hadno jurisdiction, because its power was exhausted when

it had passed upon the amount due the claimant. fioni the captured and ibandoiied property fund, which in a special fund, and that it conld not avard any portion of such amount to be paid from the gen

J era! appropriation for the satisfaction

of decrees or lor other purposes ; sec

ond, th.it the United States are not liable foi the mistake, malfeasance, or neglect of its othVe.'s, and ought not to be compelled to pii.v this account from the general fund if wrongfully withheld by the Secretary of the Treasury from the claimants, The decision ot the court sustains the question of its own jurisdiction on the ground that i judgment was an implied contract of which the court.iiiider its org; razed laws, had jurisdiction; that th. s proceeding was not, under the

special laws relating to captured and abandoned property, and thai the decree in the present case was payable like any other general decree of the court, (fom the general fund. Touching the second point of the defence o! the pi vernment, the court says : "The Court of Claims was established to give legal redress to the citizen as against the government wnere lie would lave had legal redress as against, auothei citizen. We cannot give legal address except upon legal principles. AVe cannot sustain a defeuceon the part of the government where, if set up by an ordinary defendant, it would be held illegal, inequitable or unconscionable. What would be said of a hank that cine into court, while still wirll

holding the funds of a depositor, and pleaded that tlie refusal to pay over was ",he tortious act of its cashier' What would be thought of a common carrier who, while retaining

possession of any goods, pretended that the conversion was merely tin wrongfi .1 aet of his agent ' Such is the j positioD of the gcreriiiceut in this suit' withholding money tha; does not belong to it; insisting that the wrong was its agent's, though done ou its behali' and tha'.- the owner is without a reined',-. To allot .'the money of a citizen to bo kept in the public treasury without his fault or neglect ; to sanction public officers through a mistake of law in taking pri

vate property against the legislative will ; to permit unlawful acts to control

the law --would be to annul the highest

purpose of Congress in establishing t a is court. The judgment of the court is that the claimant veover of he defend

ants th sum ot "''.!, So'-i.'' Sic'y Bontwell has heretofore held in these cases that he could not lie affected as a private citizen, but thi.tis an executive of.ieer, he could review the cast s mid . pay the eiaiins in accordant: with the showing on the b toks of the Treasury .Department.

The Ki.;;lit etir Tim sou, Al'IZfinll-A Ttesierntr F:nviiuter. Sergeant John Molt, the only officer left in Lieut. Cnshing's ill-fated seontin:7 expedition, makes on interesting report of the fight between the little body of troops and the forces ot Apaches that surrounded them in the wilderness. Some days out in the mnrcli the soldiers came, on the track of a squaw. This woman was intended simply an a decoy. The Sergeant says : " 1 followed the track about three -fourths f a mile, until it. entered a can

on, which was simply a steep arroya ; ; seeing that the squaw, in walking along j

the sand, had taken greatpains to lllaKe a clear print oi lier foot at each step, and t hat, she. even avoided all stones anil r vcks, in order to do this more effectually, 1 became convinced tlnd. we w ere being led into a t rap, mil determined to leave the canon Scarcely had I reached the top of the left wall when I found my suspicions correct, us a party of Indians, about 15 in number, were hid in a side canon joining t he one 1 had just left, and would have intercepted my retreat had i continued folh living the truck. 'Being at the time well ported, 1 thought I could, with two men, hold them in check while the thirii man went off to signal Lieut. Cnsliing buck ; as we dismounted to be

I ready for them, I saw a second snd much larger party on my h ft, running i toward my rear : I then deemed it exi pt-dicnt to fall back ; but, while in the act of mounting, the Indians tired a

volley, disabling the horse of private Green and severely wounding private Tierce ; these men started on foot for the rear, closely followed by the enemy, wh ran so close on Green as to snatch his hat from his head. The third man, who had signaled Lieut. Cnshintf. look, inr: back, saw how matters stood, and tired into the Indians, who, no doubt, thought tl at the main body hail come up, as they paused, giving us time to esenpe. The front line of she Apaches (they advanced in two lines) having tired off their rifles, did not stop to reload, but kept following is, thinking te cant me us alive. Thev could easilv

! have killed us, being all around us with

mil Hiiliilmlism Trouble j 'I'llr Mori' Miniit '! Kremlin!' ffllfl

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War

Aiming I he ftittivr. The Honolulu Gazette publishes the following account of recent difficulties in Ovnlau : "The great topic of conversation here, and one which, to my mind, is of paramount importance, is the present warlike aspect ot the natives not, 8

' yet, toward the white poprlation, hut i among themselves. At the back of i this island, and only a few miles from ; the be:eh, is a poweifn) tribe known as the Levoni. On tin north end of the j island reside another tribe, both being ; tributary to Thakombau. These two i tribes appear to have had some differences, and had fought, the particulars of which were made known to the j King by a Chief named Cornelius. Upon obtaining tliis information, j Thakombaii sent over to the Levoni men, requesting them to desist from I lighting. The reply wns that they ! would iill 'the individual i who hail informed him of

their doing?;, and who thev soon found

rroni the OtoniHt, Krilish Oolilml.ia, June ill. I We briefly announced on Sunday the ' lintliug of an American map at the oflice of the Colonial Secretary of this i Colony, whieh defines the boundary line between the United States and the British possessions, and marks -nit, with the distinctness of black dotted lines and green ink, the islands ehii ned by the British and American Govcrniiients respectively. The map is the same as that, alluded to by the Harl of Lauderdale, a few weeks ago, in the House of Lords, of which it was said few copies are now extant. All that , the United States Government could get, hold of have been called in ami dei stroyed. In v eriiauling a lot of old , niqieis nt the Colonial Secretary's of- ! lice on Saturday the map was fo nnl. It importance may be est i millet I when we state that the map is an authorized edition.

The fortv-ninth parallel is distinetly

tieir doings, and who thev soon tounii J" ' , out. to be Cornelius. I r hould state and jih.m y marked otit, as we h i e that up t.. this Mine, the people of ad Jtato I, and tlmline. the tribes on Ovalau hud professed tr ' lie Gull of Georgia, thence 1 .... . -tt I . . iio(!iiiir Katrit. intit I iti mini titil

Old

Is

land, where it. passes between theC.voress, anil Guenies Islands to Smith or

1 . -i 1 . I: .,.1 l.i HOIII-liei IV, imrtrMHi; ' leitmiii

t IIIIMKIilin, illlU "OI Heinle M,?r.ni. o' . - , . ,,. , , i I i .-.,,, i Orcns Islands, thence to Sinclair

i ... - ---- t well know n to the mission tries as a na- i

tive teacher. Nevertheless, upon Cornelius making his appearance among them, he was instiiutlv clubbed, his

body mutilated and then inteiTei

Two days alter his iutetrieutthe hotly was exhumed, in accord nice with an old, native custom, and a 'man-oven' was constructed and heated with redi. ..i I.... i.i.:.. n. i i .. iw.j.,.

H Oli ?ll,OIII'H. l.aiJO I.III-1 1.11- IIIIUI oi l'."'. i . . i . i

like a ' UgU' UOUHt!--ogl Hi' l nau M-ii-i.i i 11.111:1

small lslaiiils io which uoeiiiim nas yet

been preferretl, but winch, we suppose

lilmit Tslaml : theiict? down through

, the centre nf the Straits of Fuea to the

t ocean. Ums line gives tne nririsn

morr than they claim. It gives them--i in addition to San Juan anil other iuiportant islands Smith or Blunt Island on which the United States govern -i ment have erected and maintained a

Oid PniacDicn? abe Dvino Orrr. New facts are killing them. . The idea that invalids, weakened by disease, can be relieved by piostratin'g them with destructive drugs, is no longer entertained, except by monomaniacs Ever since the introduction of Dr. Waij&eii's Vini oak Bittkhs, it has been obvious that their regulating and invigorating properties are all-mraeient for tho cure of chronic indigestion, rheumatism, constipation, diniTluoa, nervous affe tions and malarious fevers, and they are now the standard remedy for these complaints in every st etjlon of tho Union. 'ruiBix .YSAKSilivfag'elapsed ninee the introduction of Davis '-JTsin Ivillcr to tlie pnl!ie, and yet at the I'leseut tiiuo it is mote pooiilar and commwids (, larger sale than ever l;efuro. ,Ita iiopularitv is not coiitincu. to tl jii fiianffy ajotte ; nil -or the world its heuelieia! elfects hi curing th " ills that tldnh is huir to," areafkiKiw'gddfid and appreciated, and as

a 1 am iviuar its fiunn is limited to no uountiy, set t ei raee, lian never tieou equalled by any niettK'tiit; in Kii'ojm r America. It ia sold tiy alt niedieiiie dealers. Sim riN i the responsibility upon the shoulders of Providence; Putting the

motto "In God te trust" on bogus five

cent nickels. Tun IIkst Mah.uaou Gift. A policy in t he Mutual Life Insurance Company of Chicago. I'lirssiso's Celebrated Wl ite Wine Vinapar will keep pickles. Ask for it. tl tll ltl-IT-i.

SAVE TOUR MONEY ! WHIOB OU BK DOJIK Kty .fli.d.vex'tljai n gr COOK, CO BURN & CO., NEWS P AVER A-DVKRTISlJiC AGENTS. 87 Dearborn Street. Chicago, HI.

THE GREATEST 1UEDIC4L DISCOTEBY OF THE AGR

I Coruelus was thrust ami linked liki

niir. And t hen a barbarian feast was

held by these beastly cannibals, who devoured every portion ot the remains, picking the bones clean, antl reserving them as trnphies. But this only whetted their appetite for human tlesli, and they next made am ther onslaught on their neighbors at t i e north end of the island, and have killed, 1 une.erstand, about thirty, all of whom it if, believed have been eaten. Mnafu, who resides at

i Lonia. and is a Chief of great renown.

it will now be found

elude in our demands.

necessary to in-

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breech-loaders and revolvers. Some of 1 (.me present owner oi ine vacm. .xur,the Induois in the second line kept up j vnip sonie antipathy to 1 hakoma brisk but harmless tire. Lieutenant i 1,il"' .,t:lk' s ' l'iirt V i m l' f nshir, now cominn mi. havintt ith I eanmbf d. and lias supplied them with

him Mr. Simpson (n citizen friend) and

Aulmials

Diseacil ly tion.

Sewage Inriga-

Dr. S.nencor Cobbold, of England, has 'uieroscoiiically demonstrated the presence of thousands of entozoa in pork which ln.s been fed upon the produce of lauds irrigated with sewage. The introduction into the human system of countless entozoa, through the nied mo of cattle fed upon sewage-irrigation grass, and swine fed upon other food similarly produced, is regarded as a new danger with which the public health ia threatened. It is tho deliberate opinion of Dr. Cobbold that thousands of cattle in England are thus rendered nniii to be lif-ed as food. J 'lavor nail Color of Es;n. Thei e is a vast difference in the flavor of eggs. Hens fed on clean, sound graLt, aud kept on a olefin grass run, give n.nch finer flavored t ggs than hens do tht.t have access to stables and manure heaps and eat all kinds of filth v

food. Hens feeding on fish and onions

flavor tneir eggs accordingly the same its covs eating onions, or cabbage, or drink ng offensive, water imparts a bad taste to milk and butter. The richer the it od the higher the color of the eggs. AV'heat and corn give the best color, while feeding on buckwheat makes the eggs colorless, rendering theru unlit for some confectionery purpose:-.

Tfce Aiiut liu Tree.

Hie disagreeable smell of the ailanthns tree while in blossom need be no objection to tho plautingof it ou a large scah as a timber tree, since, as is well

Knov.-n, it i atrocious, anil the mal

tree alone possesses the unpleasant

peculiarity. It is only necessary to

prot.agate tne female tree, therefore.

in onler to have an etniaflv line grove

with nit the practical inconvenience referrt tl to. It so happened shat on the first introduction of the tree into this

com: try, th j male tree alone was prorin . i L

wu. ine lemaie, nowever, is

com ng more rapidly into use, and may

reatJ Uy be known by the clusters of seeds it bears, similar to those of some spe ies of the ash family. There are few trees more valuable for timber than

tlie ulaiitlius. Tlie wood has much of the same properties as the chestnut, and is equally durable, grows with as grei.t ntpidiiiy, arid in its native country i ibtains a height of between 200 aud 30(1 feet. . It is said to bo well adapted tog.-owth on the western prairies, and will undoubtedly perform an important par: of clothing them with forest veget atiou.

cliarac-rehitetl

tacts,

A Kemarluilih Dream. A gen Jemaii of the highest ter, a ni .nistor of the Gospel,

to us the following remarkable

which were furnislied hint by the liev. I. N. Thompson, a well known Alethodist preacher of Southern ndiana. One of Mr. Thompson's parishioners had n very singul r dream, which ran as follows, as he related it to his family the m xt morning : lie dreamed that, in walking through one of his pasture fields he came upon a certain tree, near the path hi was following, and whicl. had an opening from rot, on uiif side. Near the foot of this tree, coiled alongside the ath, he saw in his dream a large yellow rattlesnake, ant this snake, his dream told him, had bittvii hint one. killed him. After relating the drentt to his family next iiioi-iiug, he eotici tided to gt to the pastil v, and there, beside the path at the foot ot the half ratted tree; lay coile.l up a large rattlesnake. Seizing a small limb from a tree lying near, he struck at the snake, but in doing so bis loot slipped aud he lei I upon the pt isonnus reptile, which bit him upon the cheek. He hast tned to his home, r .early a quarter of a mile distant, where, two hours lat?r he died in great agony. This story is an almost incredible one, but it comes to us from such u high source in it we cannot doubt its" truth.

The 11 sda Islands, where a httrri- I cane reontly destroyed the nut meg! and mace crops, inflicting damage to

extent of .r00,(0u, are twelve I

the

very small but in: portant islands in tilt Vr..l...- t..., I. .... e.ie. . :i

Luomcvu .iiciiiotaago, unotiL nn,v luut.'Si

south of tlie island of Cental. They belong to the Dutch, and the population amounts to about 110,000 souls, of whom ;j,0;X are laiiopeans. The Banda Islands are all lofty and volcanic, and Gootiong Apee rises ':,S00 feet the sea, a id is one of tlie most active volcanoes in tins Malay Ardiipclago, subjecting the other islands to the ravages of frequent ami destructive eruptions and earthquakes. The four larger of the Jiauila islands are exclusively appropriate to tlie cultivation of the nutmeg tree, 'tOO.tlOO pounds of nutmegs and 130,000 mmnds of mace be

ing piodt cou anniiallv. The nutmeg

tree is about thirty feet high, resemb

ling ail orange tree. The fruit which V T ,P i nLr. .... ike tree mi..l...l ,iu, tK ' dehvert-d his instriietmu, by

pale yellow flowers, is the siise of a small peach, and is at first of a light j green color, and when ripe is! yellow and marked with a j iongitudii.nl furrow. Tlie external! covering, at first thick ami fleshy, and filled with a bitter astringent juice, nf-1 terwurds becoraea dry, and separating j into two valves ( ir.oloses a scarlet, net j

work or raembranic known as mace," which covers a thin brown s icll which contains the keicnel of nutmeg. Tlie

private Chapman, T stated to the Lieut

t limit that I thought the Indians would t apture Green if we did not go to hi.; assistance, but he managed to escape by himself. Moving up at once, we attacked them, the rest of the men coming up now (we had about, 11 men in line.) when a brisk fight ensued in which we succeeded in driving the Indians to" tlnjjhills, thev lc iving at this point live deadan our uantls. We had three horses killed. .Sending back three men to the pack train, Lieutenant ( 'i shinggiive the command "Forward. '' I, seeing the disadvantage as we stood, advancing over open ground to attack an enemv nndercover,outnumberiugus fifteen to one, said to the Lieutenant. ' Lieuteuimt, do you think it prudent to go farther ?' Mr. Simpson, a gentleman of much experience, also counseled him to return ; but the Lieutenant seemed to think that the Indians were

completely routed. Co.iuting our

party, he said, Light that ought to be enough. That was the Lieutenant,

Mr. Simpson, myself, and live privates. We advanced about 20 yards, when the Indians opened tire, striking Mr. Simpson in the face, the ball passing out buck of the head. The Lieutenant stmt one man to help him out, thus reducing our number to six. "he Indians, seeing ou r party so small, rushed down from all sides. It seemed as if every rock ami bush became ill Indian. 1 was at l!ie time about five yards in advance of j'jieut. dishing, and hearing

the words, 'Sergeant, llio out, t ike me out,'

Lieut-emc-it t 'liiff , iu. t-wt.nt i.. horses, clasp his hands across

his bixas: and fall to the ground. Calling to Fichter to assist me, I seizetl the Lieutenant by the riglitiirin, Fichter taking the h it, and started for the rear, followed by Green, who, 1 noticed, was very lame. The other two men started to get out the horses. We carried the lieutenant about lOor 12 paces when he was again shot through the head, antl fell dead in our amis , we

c jutinueil to tlrug tne o.itlv until wi

came up with Vomit ami Ylr. Simpson, when the latter was again shot through tlie body, killinghim instantly. Looking behind me I saw the enemy within MO or 10 yards of me, tirbig as he advanced. Dropping tlu b-hly of Lieut. C'p.shing, Fichter and myself turned to sell our lives as d.'al'ly an possibl -, causing the Indians to pause, thus enabling privates Green and Vomit to mount. Acting Corporal Kilmartin now opci ed tire with his nartv, thus

enabling Fichter and myself to mount, i tearful voice to tin

but scarce! t had we done so when both ' man. Was it In

horses jyere dint, two balls striking Fifhtor'a horse in the (lank, a thirl;

mine in thts.fore leg, and i fourth kil ling private (jUefen. lin iieiliately mounting Lieu1;. CnsTiiug's horse, I. detached part of n; v command (ntov reduced to 1 1 effective men) to move out with the pack train, I keeping tiie remainder with ine to cover the r itreat. Then commenced ;, running tight for about a mile, until finding 1 hid drawn the enemv from under cover. 1 halted to

; offer him battle (htpii!g I conld Hank him oiid recover the bodies;) lie haltetl also, but declined the iage, evi.lentI ly having had enough of that kind of

fighting, preferring to cut off and ambush me on the trail to Crittenden, which passed the foot-hills within one and one-half mile of his position, I, having to go around the mountains, could strike it in about four miles.

! Seeing through their design, l crossed

the llio Harbacoma, fotu miles above oltl Camp Waller, antl eoiitinned my retreat over the mesas, thus placing t he swampy head of the liarbacomaaud a ha'.f mile of ground b.-tween me and the place of ambush and the trail ; I had scarcely arrived opposite this place when the Indians uttered yells of savage rage and disappointment, but were powerless to molest me. The Indians were well handled by 'heir chief, a thick, heavy-set man, who never dismounted from a small br ivvn horse du-

i ring the fight. They wore not noisy or i boisterous as Indians generally are, but paid great attention to their chief. ! whose designs f could guess at, as he

gestures. '

John Morr,

Serg't troop "F," ikl Cavalry.

YVirt mid Wehslcr A I rial el Wit. Daniel Webster was once engaged in

the trial of a case in one of the Virginia courts, and the opposing counsel was William Wirt, author of the LiJ'i nf f'atrirk Il'in i, which has been criticised as a brilliant romance. In tlie progress of the case, Mr. Webster produced a highly-respectable witness, whosejtestimony (unless disapproved or impeached) settled the case ami annihilated Mr. Wirt's client. After getting through the testimony, he informed Mr. Wirt, with a significant expression, that he was through vvidi the witness, and that he was at his service. Mr. Wirt rose to commence the crossexamination, but seemed for si moment quire perplexed how to proceed, but quickly assumed a manner expressive of his incredulity as to the facts eleeited, and, coolly eying the witness a moment, he said : " Mr. K , allow me to ask you if you have ever read a work called the JUn'on MunchiDiM n :'"

Fefore the witness had time to reply, Mr. Webster quickly rose to his feet, antl said : '' I beg your pardon, Mr. Wirt, fov the intei'mitinn but there was one

ev will lie vanquish- ... . t - '. , ,,

di . -n liuesMOll .1. loigoi to a,-iv tut- ii.aaicon, Ollbt, Will' t , ., ...:i,J.n 1.1...J. i r

ant. ii uu win aiioiv ine wiai- tavoi, ,i.

powder ball ami muskets. Meanwhile Thnekonihim, with tlie chivalry which is characteristic of these powerful Fiji Chiefs, sent to tlie Levoni to tell them to put up their wsr-tV'nee and build their forts, as it was his intention, so soon a s he got his army together, to come over to them and tight them. H,s Majesty is now making vast preparole ms for this assault. Almost every day from remote part of his dominious, war canoes o: men are arriving at Levuku. and taking up their residences

at the native villages : and there must be now some thousands of them con- I grega ted here. Fighting, indeed, has i actually commenced. The Levoni are ' said to be ensconced in an impregnable ; fortification upon a rock. Yet it is also i

said they believe they will, be vanquish-

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t'.IKN VV tMit". .Til lllAJtl I Ijti Wsstiirn UlcK- Western Hiu.i:y KVHK - Me!! Lvnri t'lllOAOO. ltKKVKS- OllOIC,! l'rini.. fair Ota. i' Medium Stock Catilk i;r,umni Interior IliiiiaShi-: r Live- Ooo l to t'htiine. t;cr"iai ehuiee I'll .(if -ll-Hsll

Vi.otatWtiitu W liter Kittra SlnnK Kt.ru Wheat Spring Kj, 1 No.3 eoia- No. J O.v rs No. HlK No. I llARI.KV No. 2 I'iiUK -tilths, Nu'l IjAltl) CINCINNATI. Bf-ec Cattlk Ilor.ii Live Shki. e Live l'"I,ot H -I'aiiiilr WHKAT CiUi.'.' OAIr RV'K llAiti.Kl: ,. . . Pouk- Menu f .Am, ST. LOUIS: B K F.l I J Al'T LK I ' h o te 6 Ciootl to Prime Hoc.;, -l.ivtf SHr:Ki-t;ooii t Clwiftf Fl,et. u i)pric XX Wiu:iT So. 2 ftetl Uuwr.ft tMta..,i .1 Kte

L.U1EMILWAUKIiE. BEEVES Choi' Frill: e e- : Fair G ratios slSledium

Stock CtATTiB--ConirooD.

.$ 7 in ... t'.a ... t w

. . . 5 1 ... 1 ... Jl

sua mi .a b ia,ml i; ', iv in, 6 tot 1 15 tie 72

115 iS 1 Ml

. . 1 15 ii 1 S .16 12Hlt . 6 6 00 ( ii 76 . . 5 35 lil 5 H . .. 4 GO I 6 00

1 III 4 50

Mil. KENNRDV, f Riixbary, b dimmorMl In (i.":nt'our toinniuu pasture weed,, a reiiivily tbut " ' " EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, I'rtiiu (lie Worst .Scrofula Bonn ftt a ( -minion I'iniple,. ' Tv.. liotUi-uarr warranted to tare a ntinltni? wuti IIHUllll. . Oiii- to tlin i' I'otll.'i will ttKV the woiat kunt'I Pimples o tlie fiiee. Two or tliree llllel will rlear tlo- Rjr item of bile. T,.. I.oltl. r. wurriinUil tonne the worst Crtlike

Tlin. to live tiottl.. me warraotca ti-rare ine worsi

kiln! 'irKrvKiut'la

Otle III two IIOU t'K ill'

r.ure till liuiuor runDirig of the

.. 3 26

.. : sj .. 3 90 .. S 76 lfi ... 11 ... 7 (10 . , . 6 26

S I 00

e 3 26 t 4 10 (Sv B 00 t 19 12 7 60 tril 8 60

a 1 22

f46: 46 67 a en . . .14 90 t15 m 913 ..9 3 60 f 60

i ai t i ou

GRAND FAIR Attn

Distribution of Prizes !

$10,000 IN CASH ! TOw Li Hc of th Cmrro,ifttioii KmHhV'I'J will boid aGrmndFirf.rthf F-ncfit f Mio Bai!dlng Faml 4

tuo aooy t.' Coxijrrtssativ'ii on t he 23d, 24th, 2&tli, 26tli of Augnnt,, 1871,

will distribatc ?M prizes . tlie Fair, as ft I ii ill or S3.000 4 'anl 1 IOOO " " Twill

Anwilldutribat!94pTtzeslartii; Oio lait day

tne z air. as lonuwft :

SO

WXI

AO to

2S4 A ineuMfiHR la

SMMMW

. 3 90 . 8 60

. 1

.... 60 10 6 00 ... 4 011 .... 4 W ... 3 76 ... 6 60

4 60

M I 76 1 26 5 & (8 1. 00 (Si 70 u, 12 a fi V 011 -I 60 (4 -i ib (A t. 10 0. I- 67

W " 90

(4

(

.16 60 l

ed bv iliakoinhau, Mho no

, it A .,t ,1..H. .,11

., i i 1- , i prr rinse not to interrupt v on again '. the ring leader, iiikini prisoners ot I 1 Ar ..... . . ... ... . .. .....v.. ....

Ill Lilt: iri.lllin:l lllilljlll'l, Ii."

death

ina; leaders, making prisoners

of the rest, who, it w anticipated, will be sold to the iihintcrs. It must be remarket! that these I"'iji belligerents are fully aimed wubni'isketH, niiinybrenchloaders, of the newest pattern, and icvolvers, besides their spears and cbibs, and are most excellent slit ts. But they are not drilled, and their warfare is purely of the guertilla kind.''

Mr. Wirt

plied, Yes, most certamlv ;" when

j Mr. Webster, in the most deliberate anil solemn manner, said : 'Sir, have yon ever read Wirt's I'nti rick Jfrury ! " i The effect was irresistible, anil even j the judge could not control his features. ! Mr. Wirt himself joined in the iiiomenj tary laugh, and, turning to Mr. Webster, j said, " Suppose we submit this ease to i the jury without Humming up,'' which j was assented to, and Mr. Webster's i client won the suit.

Ho.:, - r.ivi- ..

ri i . m...i

,in'.,,r- mve - umiij 10111011,-11., I l.t'Tll 11 -till! ICC I Kwis Fri'Bh

Fi.nun-IVhi'n Winter Et,rn.. Sjiri itl Kxtra WHK.vr Spr hit. No. 1 No. I t'ons -No. '2 Oatjv- No J ItVE Mo, a HAiu.i.r -Oi.hI IViiik Men l.Alti

llickcns Wurshiner. Kate Fiehis, in h.-r interesting remi-iii-teenses, tells til a woman who abso

lutely worships l.'iekens, liuniing a! , caudle under her portrait as Catholics i , .v ,., . ,,. , burn candles to the household shrines I ,Maf "'""F ,Im' Mo"' VM" 1 "l,ml

. . 5 M ... 6 00 ... 4 75 ... 4 a ... 3 6ti ... 3 5C ... 3 611 ... 60 ... 16 ... 11 ... ti SO . . . ti 00

.11 60 01 . .. 10 if

68

63 66 16 75 10

ta i 00 ,! . 60 ;u, ' oo Ck. I 76 rife 1 26 6 1 25 I 25 (S i 110 (S IV l 12 (9, ; ;.i ( i fill a i ?z t Ul'i irf 62 '.,

oft 40

Special itotifcs.

he did . travel i would i

Mrs.

Sergeant, take i of the Virgin. She reads nothing but

turned mid saw ! Dickens, and when the great man came

i,. A.-k-i-;,:n "K, -m.,'1,. I, ti till It "O litr.-tt ii,

to know whfthei" h

the West. Keceiviiig

ens own handwriting, In r joy Knew no ,iounds,and as her hero could not leave the East, she declared her intention of going to Xew York. Jones, her husband, demurred, but upon being waked

up one night and told that if ii"t give the money to like a Christian she walk, .Jones miccumbcd.

Jones went to New York, had a private

i interview with Dickens, attendeu sevl end of liisrotidings, and returned home i more rabid tluiii ever. When the teleI graph brought, the news of Dickens'

sudden decease, she mourned

i dearest friend. Not many months af

: tcr. Mrs. Jonefi' sister died. Owing to the illness in; this sinter's husbantl, I whom she was obliged to nurse, Mrs. i Jones coiiltl not at tend the funeral, and ! on the return of tiie other members of i the faniilv, fic-v Itmiid her reading in n

flck ami bereaved Hi ble ? No, Tick

wick ! and as a relative approached the bed Mrs. Jones bi rst into tears, exclaiming, "The saddc-t part of it all is to think that dear Small died before 1 hadtiiiishcd l eading Martin Ohuzzlevvitii toiler; and now she'll never tn;r N'F.vm: know how it ( luls ! (), it it too bad !" Thi-t is an mver true tale."

Hopes were entertained that the j

Mont Cenis Tunnel would be opened ro, imruie use aiioni ilieeu.l oi Aiiiust :

intended to visit j brt unforeseen ditHcdt ies have arisen,

aiepiy in nick- 1 v ueli will orolialilv cause sonic clav

The prevailing temperat ure in the Timin 1 is 89 degrees, and the ventilation i so defective that of three engine 1 1 rivets who made a first attempt to pass through, two were sitifocatcd by the smoke, and the third had a narrow esenpe lor his life. Means are being taken to remedv the evils. and im-

I proved snioke-c onsiiming locomotive

have been ordered from hiiigland.

A Novel Advertising l tU'( . A strollinc comnanv neifurminur in

for her Charleston, West Virginia, one tluy last,

week advertised upon their bills, as a j means of securing a larger audience than usual, that at the concbi;-iio!i of the ' piny a real wedding would take place : upon the stage. At the appointed hour ; the curtain rose and disclosed the Episcopal clergyman of the town standing upon the stage, chid in full canonical

v jBtiiients; a gentleman n.ntl lady of j

j t le troupe soon m ule t leir appearance, ; n:nd were maiTted in acti'dau.'e with : t io form of the Episcopal church. The church is somewhat scandal i.ed by t!ie transaction.

1840 TO 1811 TOW TKIBTY-OiVE YEARS PERRY DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER (l.i-i ln-ttii 'cto'l in uv.ry vr riit,v ttf ilituatc, and by al ni.i-:t . vi iv nati'in kiio.vu :o Amorfnan. itin:hpal ni-.i-.''...i.i', ,ii,ii i;. i. -ii ti iit..-.f'iiiraTrie rnt u m the mt!'i'.irv aii'l th lr,iolT, -in ami Inn 1, and n.t n 1 s -ymUi tr;vul on our I.AKKS OR RIVERS ITIUM T IT.

PAIN-KI1.LKK was (lie Vinst and is the Only Permanent l'uin-Keltover. Slmu th P.UX.KLU-.IR wis first introduce j, ami ni"t w i f H tin.4iirit:iHSnil sale, niitny Jiinittien " Panjit'tl Kthur rtMivafiJH 'l ive bc.n offer"-! to tfcn Tbllf, tt ( nt phi' of th.Mt lias ovir iitiuuil tv truly K.svubu: HTA.NniNUot tho PA.IN KILLKU. Why is This So?

-can UAVlfi' P I N K UXKlt Ls iut it

i-?ain-.

FIm Merits trr Tnnrajrtpl. It mi :trc ;uir.?rlii ft mi 1NTKUNAL PAIN.Twf-n ty or 'btiiy lnpa In a Iattio W.ter will atinjst instart y curt! you, Thoft is not bint; to equal it. In a ievi iiKiituMtt 4 it vurta

oli

f nun.

i.lTtltru, UVM'tllt'lVV,

llll

Suiium, tlearl-Kitriti Iiriili'i'v. Klnx. Wind in

if h j i p h i a M v k II t- it if a c a p In n-ctionit of the country where FEVER AND AGUE

Pr:M thorn is no rtmC'h tiolu in jjtroi(r utKrm,

auouia k

i in litst attAok of t.ny Putu.

il at hand. t apply

if ntll ftivu itinta--

warrutiU'd In

in tii.' Kyw. Twit bottlc-H arf nrmiit 'l to cure mal lit.iti'li.. itm.iui t)if Imir.

k. Fitir to s i x hi i th n warranted t enre corrupt

smd running nln'ru. i l.ntttf will -lire rrnlv riintion of tlie kin

Two or thr?tf bi'tth-w atv wnn&utndU cure tli worst kind cf r.neworm. Tv. or thnv 1 otlU nr' Wiirnuiiwl t corn tav mot tlespt'tiitv 'Hk' ol' rlifnioatim. Tnr-.t' to four Iwttles are warractei to cure suit

Five- to iiuht ix'tthrt will rure lite worst case A

Frrofnla. . . A bfifflt in itl fxprrimiced from he nrst nottl1, undo rrrfrt cuiew warraatwl when be above iajli.yiMakc... KOXKlRYMASS.

Pkak HIaimm : Tto rt mitation of the JlMitiil Jis-

ovtr . m 1-tiriti 4 all kind ofimun r. is bo ut'tl tt' litit!: bv thu uimiiiiioiff. voice of all who have -vu used it, that 1 be d iot nay any ihiiiff on thubj''t, :: tin- iuor.t fcUillfn' idi) liiriiins and tbir mo t iar'fut drufi-

fiititi in tuccouii ry arf iiuainmoue in ih praiKv. In nri'Hciitiiiir thy Mi-dii ul IMovtry to our noti

I 0t it with a full kiiottifdp of ItscuitUiTf power, hi rt'li.'Yiijjf nil. uix curiim ni"-t of thv 'iifsusi-s lo ii . n von nn unfortiH ah-ly hoiiabh. Thcnn-stexminutiug diw iist' to an ull ot onatf Jiiotln i, iffvnsixtra sorb mouth, iK. titvd ad il'hY a miim l ; owii lempi-r w tr

eton-d to it itiidind w. i tm-.-s. and y nr babe fr tu

fhor. and fretful uap to (aim ami cwwi fiunoii and the Mfdica' iHw -vorv li 'ifi' Mifoimtaiii ofuJeMimc to your hue fatid aod hus lild. Ill the Won aj vantd blat''-' of CAWKER, it extends to tho noiiH-h, aa:;i ii-E-srsrsiA, whh-h i- nothin. but auk-r on th- bttmacb; then to tlu iitU rjtiuw mid

rri-aiin' ; ink i;!, i om- I-hh-i;, and nn imunereri.ie t even to thf can - of your faiuity. Your (Stoin.K.lt is saw ji-xra mriAKiait, v..ur l'-'.l 'tiitn y,.i.,hihI vt.u call uiily ml.e c-r-i.iinUililH aii.l ( nn i-lt Imt y..iii bi .'Mil d'! m I l!-t hull II..' ti.-ili lil" nt it l ontaiim a 1 wiliioiin.'W lliliilnftlu caiilarciil il up: llien y-iir i.ttiflixi'-x l-M-i jlil lilinln. ini'l 1i-c..iii alU- or bwui-Ii, j au.l v.mr t t diiy i ij'iir . fanj .f nno-lim in vur t.i iKS onics I.-,.!., and flaluv . auI tn lll-M ) of -mr lK.dy Ih ..mi' r.-hi.. .1. Th. n U ll"v a Iniin r i ili.;,'.v-i-s wlifcU llio Mi.lii al Iisco ' is ti'iliarl)r aUai-teil to I rnlpitlition of llf In art. .uin iu tlif k"1-, nrwiloi. f .' -t the ti.iti' ami i.all of tin- lmck l" w li'f J-'ft wiu n you r.ttr. . irrtmilnrity ul tin-' owvlp. una ;ai-o I lial moht i'..TUt iat in: of dint-asi. t tio t

rrxES. Ilo ninny II lid of P'.ot worn, n arc i still i "it trom tllin -lin ui-1 . uii.l i-iioiiK a-ay aia mffWrlUcciw tl...ir ..vt.all.,r i,..i..-lili,r tiiM'K Ii,t hlK-W ttlU l-.lll i'. J

M'inh tn illipri'W on your lliiiul that ir',--d "M i-r' -'t'l-. " An ounce of rri-ution is l itir tl uu a iwumi vi ,Ur&&Di2A DISCOVERY. von ban- Iftli lii' .rcvilivi. anil llu run-, witli tld in-at and km1 iiiaiily. lliat it will ui'Trr, Ul:d r f.y cin uiiiplatic:. Io you any injury. , , . No i lianai' ot dirt wr naiwaij. Iat the lxI you ran Ki-1 1 pt- nty i-noni-'li of it. llmrrTn.NH l 'tt l'ia:. Aditltii.onetaMivii.infiii : r day ; Thi sdrfii over t.-u yvars. ttniwrl ppoimliil : ( hi -drrn from five locialit yarn, l.iwpoi.uful. A ii" 'limrtii'iiarau ! arpliwiole to all i-.n stltutloim, lalo eiilHivn-lit to op, rati, ou llio howola '" !"' J ''i?';.,,,.

Yourf triiiv, iw.iAij ..m . i I"ri,-i $i.,'i jMTtmttle. For )i t every druwut l in tlw I'nilwl Siatrs and British ProT in. To Printers Binders and Publishers. '

The nbaeribon manufacture ROTARY PRrNTTP-'G PRESSES, with from wo to ten impnaiion or Under. Alio, PKKFKCTIIrO PllKSSBS of varkHU descriptions, with two or iiore impression cylinders, to be used with t?po or storeotype, and with one to afi fe,idora,or1th rolls of paper. SINGLE AND DOUBI.R CVLINHKR FBESSl!3i,BKDAND IIATEN Pt'W : ER PRF-SS, for Iwok work BKW STIIP CYUKDKB J PREMR. with thi Io distribution, and ftom four to am- j IVuim . .Jl-J. ttrT Hr-mn:a. iiMMMiw-iMUiai, ij'an llio bast book in.l wnol-cut. work. SaIAXLJ()B, CARD, BAIM'-OAD TICKET AND fJOUlllN

PREK8K8, SINGLE IARIIE HAND CYUNIIKR PRESS AND N1NOI.K HAND CY1JNDKB FAIL WAY PRKSS FilR NKWSPAPF.Rrj i t moderali oir.lulat'.ons, printfrir by hand power plirit hnndrerl impressions n?r hour Also, furnish ovnry article teqillnd In prttlt!niroffiei'B,(inr!udlnF .yiw). PATKST UTHOORAPHR! I'fflVliB PRFJSl-KS. HYDSU1.TUO AND SORKW PHIvSSES. B'XIKBINI'ERS' M AOHINKRV ; 1. 1, M AII INFKY FOR ELECTROTYPERS A XI) STURKOTYPERS. CAST STEEL SAWS WITH IMPROVED INSERTED TEETH. Tho a bovo j 1 1- ail manufjet urod nn our own pruaalMft, undor onr )irnonal snpen ision, of I hn Kit-niatl lal tiod workmant-hip. lltnst-ratcd catalog- ni-at i,u appboation. K-HOfCO., (llfiiit) and W aroruoms 29 and 31 Hold St., N. Y. Manufactories ou traud, Eroouie. hh sriflaud Golam bla streets. N. Y. RUPTURE HeUi vert and eared by Dr 8hormn'n PHeot A JplUnre and f uiiiund. Office 8'" BroaawayN. V., Hend T.9c. for bHik unit phot r.tphlc HkonesBe.of eat before and ter eon, with Henry Ward B. echer oaae, tetter tind pjttrnit. Beware of trarclir.jr lrapor4ni.who pruUmd to hav-j bunn aatitKtaiitji of Dr. SHKUHt.

Fifteen thonand bcn&on ticket to th fair arc to bo aold at f2.00 eacb. Th tmld-n of (far tick! are dtitlod o admission duiiu ; ih" K.nr, and to aoy frirt which may be drawn by tntr, nu-nb-srof tnwr ticketo. The following gentlem m have toajwntvd U avt an Drawl njr Committee:

DAVID AIUjICK, ru..ot Alier awniici i o. rt K. J.NGKLMANS, of K.(re!u:n. 1 Trans. Co.

R 9KT.I.MR1I KMI nt ZMlnpr ft Ooiinh.

HBNRV FKIJ5NU. Em, of L Frit-rd Brc. A. J'. LEOPOLD, Ei..of ly op d 4 Austriao. K. rilLVERMAN, of K. Silrors an C C7" Prises will be paid one la; After the drawiaJ. JIATHAKSOIf OO.T42 VicbipaaSl Mflwaofcee. are the General Aeents for lhfsale of Ticket, and ail c rrespondem e .uutd bv r.ddrtrastHl Ui them. jnffKeBponwH.ie Aceirt watitrt. EHOILER

EUREKA."

66

We offo to tin: trade aDd to the public

A New Broiler,

BETTER ANO CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER

BROILER. I They are narle ot flast-lron : mom durable; can- ' not be jamt led ont of abapi ; with critiiiary tuage ; will last a lift-Unit-, It i uai-ior krjit rlean than Bhoet-iron Hroilcia. Ah j 1 to ! Broiler and Spider Combined, Itaexceiled as a Pan cak Itiiker.

VHDR SALE BV j joms NAZRO & CO ! MILWAUKEE,

GENERAL AGENTS Fer WiM-aiin arl ninnraolu.

l.iciit ciiiml .llcki't'. I 'I'lii:; iitticcr, who incMi s ilontli in tho iiMHiiult. Ii.v the naval forccH of tin Ai- ! itt.it? sqniiflron, uiulcr Aili liriil iiOilgors, iijioti tho Oorciins, on tho Utli iiisl., j whs f:n- somu timo iitt lohfd to the ! Umtfil Htatra Hti'nini'r Mifliifyan, on ; the laki-M. TIjo Kric Ocsiint-oh oi.i.scrve-i

that, few ntlu;er who linvi-

SlIlilliliM' lrinks. I'r..m r.ir llalavy.

llie return ol tli..- warm season natti- : rally brings to mind various iireparn- !

tioim for hot weather. One of these onr countrymen ami countrywomen have always iitranely nesrleeted I he preparatjut. of enolini;, non-vivaeious bevuraires, While in ' mixed drinks," eontainiiij,' some form of spirit, we probably ti ke, the lead of tiie world

our temperance tipplers show a strange ; poverty of inveii ,,on. The only ha- I liitnal ln,'rbcti lemonade, the leant! delicate tf them all, and moreover i containing an acid which diN;i;;iveH i with many ptirsoiiM. OriuiRetide, so ! much superior to it, is scarcely ever ; seen: raspberry and strawberry, j Hherlieiiy, never. The dillieelfc.y ol i oblainiuf' the.se fruits eM-ciit durin a j very short sea-ion, may have sjMiethinj!; to do witl: the want ; but then there is orffeat, the most coolini; and healthy of siiiumv:. drinks. Who drinks or;eat J In liovr lliany Aiiieiiciiii tov iim can you j get it. Himpler t han all is run si.-Jve. j We laiifh at the French for drinking ,

tun ,vi )vi', and think it, must lie m sipid, imt 1'reuch sugared water is not iusipiil ; it ia lnh i ined from that quality hy the .judicious insertion of four or live drops o' orange fluwerwater. The swells nf the Grand Opera and the Italians i;se.l to take it regularly between th' ai'ts, instead of heating their lira ins with cocktails, or tilliiip; their stomiiciis with snpcrllnom Rtis, and Hpiiiliil; their digestions tiirou'di tlie mei'iiirn of syrup and nr titicial mineral ivafcor.

A niiMTIiKMAN attiicted with chronic rliotiliiatihra. says, " No ilem'tiption of my cuse con convey the vast, atitotii:! ef licnelit I tavo i'ceoivetl from the use of Johttw.n' Aw-

i r.'yK' l.inimrnt. I helievo it in tho host, articlo ! in the world for rheumatism.

If a horso haw a promt eonsiitation. aii.t has

t men hen a cmid lmrse. no matter how old or

l ow intich run down ho may he. h! can Lo t: rently iiiiorovml. and in m;my ri..-f i.,ct'i. made as good as new. by a tihoral tio of slu'rijt.rtn's 'anrf f'omtition fJinrltrs.

itirv roliof. and aave ll lUrHOf lonYrinir

lia.i4 trlile n-lili yoanndvos l.y tostinj; uniriitd rem ..fills. HoHure r,iu e:ii tor and nut th. Pennine I'AIN

Ivli.f.lIK,.i mniiy wcrt Id.'.w n.-Mti'U'U'i .ire att.roi.lO'l to 'jo Kdd on tlln groat reputation ,f tliis vitinablo

nioiitv'ino. C Hire 'ttouti aiH iuiMtiy eaell boldo.

J.j ets., V cis ami $l per Motile

JN. HARRIS & CO., Uin.Tintiati. Ohio.

for tho Sinitlleru and Western Blaio.

IIUDK'INK UKAI.KKS.

l'i s,l..hy i:l!UKNH HiriTON, Milwauleo: II. IK is W( -II I'll & SO.S, .Mllwntik.wsl'UM.KR. I?IN0H .t Kill, t. KB. l'hi..a.'ii; BIOlI A IIDSON A CO.. Si. Int: ll. taT,r,iX II, McllORI) i CO.. m Oro?: N' V K--i llKO I'UKIi S. Saint I'aul.

Rrijee

Ptijprlet.ii't

stu.m iiv Al.l.

I iNBrEAD of the old-fashioned method ! of using wax for polishing flooin, solnble "&1MS is now employed to rrent adi nntttge. For this purpose the floor is i lirst well cleaned, and then tho oraeks : tilled up with a cement of water class i i.nd powdered chalk or rypsnm ; after ! ward a water rl ass of Fixty to sixty. tive ! deeress, of the thickness of syrup, is

t.pplied by means of a still' brush. Any desired color is to be imparted to tlie

i floor in a second coat of the water-tass, iiiid additional coats atv to be ftiven until the requisite polish is obtained. J The purest and sweetest Cod Liver ! i lil in the world is Hazaki & (.'.iswuid.'s j made on the sea shore, from IVe.di, : selected livers, by Caswki.i,, II.vai;h & i Co., Xew York. It is abaolutidy : lid HWi'i t. I'ationts who have once : :;akeu it prefef it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in market.

,inii,iu gmuemi ry nana, and tie ont- on tlie Michigan are renumbered with side cover ng being rejected, the mace j more kii.dly regard I liiinii ut. McK'-e is carefully separated and dited in the ; He wftSRenial, f'en('rous,cinpanionai..., sun. The nuts are dried in the sun or 1 a universal favorite in i or ietv anil in Hi,'in ovens a id exp med to smoke till the naval service. His selccti in "by Admiral kernel rattles. The shells are then ! Rodpers to lead the storming party in broken open, and the kernels hiivini? ! this instance, an i his eo ispieiioi s iml-

j been steeped in lime water, are packr : in chests for exportation. The nntmi

I tree is produced from the seed, and

Pariiaitcon lilt Potato Bugs. A eorrespo iden of the Prairie Farmer writes I have found nn enemy to the potato bug n my patch. I hesitated to speak nut I I caught the fellow three different times with his lanes inU r, young pott o bug. The first -wo times, the

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jj. was (iBui oeiore j saw lum, but not llower until tlie nintli year, th ; l ist iimi! I saw the whole affair. I when it hours fruit and flowers together

ine uocior advaneeil, una made an at- without intermission, it is sa d, for 70 i tered the service from

uh, mine young if. U., by running j years. Ah the nutmeg tree does not ; 1801, as a cadet at the Nil

IUH fJIU or l.tl.!Ce into 1. when P T-t i arrive lit rnnt.nrif v- until its niTifli t

tho recent hurricane must have entirely destroyed the plantntioun in the Handa Islands, or els- the report would not have been transmitted that the growers were ntterlv ruined and would not be

rolled htmsell nn into a round boll

mnf ng quiel: movements with l.islegs! The Doctor kept backing up und down the v tie, as lung as there was any movem. ;i :t. When the nrmvemeTitji nuimul nt.

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iaiM.i v, are suineieur, pro, i oi ins uutliiieliing courage and devotion to duty." At the time of his death, Limt. MeKee wre serving upon the Colorado, the flag ship of the Hqilrti Iron. He en-

Jventucky m ill Academy,

tttid had been oil' duty but seven months during his whole term of kmvice. He was ordered from the Mich; gan to the Colorado in December, lNf;l

thu art oi J?. B., Doctor stood still i able to obtiiiii a crop for several years.

A bra lion at a show in Cairo bit off the under lip of a spectat or.

A vioijK'ST hail storm swept, over Syracuse, Sunday iifternoon. Several buildings were blown down and unroofed, anl a number of houses damaged by I ghtniii!!'. Six miles west of Syracuse, the lightning Net tire to two private dwellings:, and killed n man named Fdigene lliiij'is. At Dayton, Ohio, the torm also ragi d with grout violence. It demolished the German Lutheran Church, killed fmu persniiH iimi wounded twenty others : thoroughly destroying Washington street briiige ov.-r the IMiami, killing two boys and ilangertnisly wounding another; unroofed the Southern Ohio lunatic asylum, severely wounding two convalescent female patients; unroofed St. Mary's Catholic t liur- !i and school "' use ainl ,lie Uni'jed l$r Hireu churnli; deniolished the Little Miami , nil road depot, and unrooted or otherwise injnreit tifty other houses. Loss over 51 1,0(1(1.

Last week St. Joseph shipped 7,lti'J '. crates ef straw icrrics, aud I teuton liar- . bor li.0J5 a total of 1 177 crates, or about S, 2:ill hi shels of berrie ;. These i shipments indicate that the product h

i very heavy. The prices have ! satisfactory, ranging from 10 to per quart.

-ttidWuuimi't' Mnlafilcs.

Tin' hot 1,-otir ray that riiieu the harvest:, gener-

at.- many ditnHiiiF? ..lineages. If the liver bo at ull piHli..H.t.il In invirolaritics, this Is theseaion in Wiiii.b luUous atiueUt may lie aiitieipated, went st,.ni'.u-'i, t.-o, it weakest iu the summer mont m, i.id tin' loss of vitality through the pores by ex ixHivo p.'rniirttiuii is no great, that u wholesome tonic, nu!.,ininj aldii tut; proper ':lee of a difl'llsive atimulj.nt ami fientie evllilaraut, Is In many coses necentory to tieallh, and under no eireunistanees should te .tiiiensed with by tho sickly and doliilitat d. Of (11 tlie .n'Hir.itioi!B Intended thus to refresii, sustain, and fortify the hillnali frame, there is none that will compare with Hoite.ttere Celebrated 8tomich bitters. Tbec have iHen weighed in the lalanee of . elH-rieuce atil not found wanting ; have been i-eeoiuiuendtul f iv m the tint as a great meIlcitia i -pivitic, not os a leverage, anil in spite of interested opp-wition from innumerable quarters, stand, after :.. twenty yeuis'irmt, at the head of all prop rietarv iiedii'm-'M intend-l Tor the i.i-i,uii- Js nil .'i-'liiiiiry eoiiipliiinta of the stomach, the liver, the h. wets ;uh1 the ut'r.'cs. In the unhealthy districts Mirderir the ureut rivers of tile South and West, .l.x'tcttiir'M Bitteni may lie classed as thu Ktandurd one or every specii-s of ilitermitteut or remittent fever. 1'.:h; p. c)U' who inhabit those districts, place the mart ininUcit couiideuce in the preparation i.ooutt-l.-ttce that, is uiinreased every vear by tho result of to op ritti'.n. .s l ittL'rs, so ciilled, f tile meet peniicious eharteter. an spriniiei up bite finiKi on every side, the mlillc is heri-liy f .rewarued aainst the dran-shop rand. As f"r H-witetter's Hitters, see. tlat ih alu'l, etc., ure corrwl, and ri menilH-r that, tlie genune arlicie is nevi'i' sold in built, hot in bottles only.

DR. WHITTIER, 17 Si, Charles St.

f ON(;r:H l, . in'Oi'iSt. T-oulthn anyCliron. I

Si I,' I't.,' i.'l.l, , tuncc-fdullylrf.'.itsstiiiplcand I

I v.. icr .al nineKsescslolirine patients

fr.,iM".-r St 1 1 i i li, it ;.l Ol'l.ort unit les, n 11 fell,,, ., ,,. r,-: li.t i-i- w' Ii ir.i-.-s) .(.'ni.-rt i.n'iar.Ml in thi

ll .lil:.,lini"ul . i iiira ci.t kIvi-u tip ! othcrn. no -- -. t . -1- iv In i r,il, rl , (fit vriur iirii-alii troiililiv Pun. 1

1 i J nlt.t;.,.ii ti-re. S..i.ltivM-icnt',natrrnu'.aculetnav!i.

t j I;- M.isiiooo. V''oMA'.'il.Hill,ont by mall, llu :eiits 1 ').. ets. I Si i'c(i,li.ithf.n':,5ctM.,tlKli.i:'C. AM I halt Heeurintlii, I ii doubtful or in, aisitlvi. will lo know iilsml t lorn- I

iB selves, matrl'icc ,. Kvcry yeniie inanand wi man I

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THE MEADOW KIHG MO WER Hs tlie only ttdjuKUblc. iiupor bar in be ksil playioe ct)ually well in any i)ont4on. It has absolutely no tiidc ilrait ; is Hr ily bitlvic, so them is no weight otjn tlie hornet Dikn; of ta 9 lightest draft, and beuor ad tptoM to art ou all kinds ot'enrand than any hcr mower. It is iFU.rant-eed tti nta nari'ict luufiCict'ton. or tt

ale. For circulars or information apply t S. L. SHE DONOeneral Aont, Madifroa,Wia., or bwFitl,Mfcia.

Scots lUk.! CvAn rillp. but th. ronniiiodlBtn ton, from tU .mi al i.rincipl, l ha aereat uedic nf Im a givar hlotif. Wi hnve ninnv of the bloawnss. but amonn thorn a I. iu tho iMotincsto wiich it bu Itintru, no KTCator th in TarranrK EBervccnt Selfeer Aperient A t-otntnn would no' saffic.' toennmerate fchealbnont f.ir which ft ia pret ribd by physicians of tie hiust stauJfnti. it aotn not iif onir to the cImm deruUvrlNrniwl uttint mediemfh, bai ia An ar :ico biuwd on ter ontifluatialvitiK, nu : will at ami tbert ot t9aharpwt tml moat ri:id mcdi jal criticiwit aH a cathartic, a stomachic, an untif'lm o preimration, and an adtuiralile itMiiwly tor all bilious complaints. !. tfcrrf be no mmtakts Hvrnrt'thv ternnine nrlicl' Hilly. BOLD BY AM.ORUGtJlSTS.

Guion Mail Line SoiLine ironi New York and IA nrtxwil v rr Wednoa-

day; Quconatowu ?very ThurMday Tc j fint-claaa SteanitT;. PasaaKO. both cabin and steoiaao. t low

oat rates. For f art h ar particniara ad dresii F.II.M 5LURF 8.C0.,

Gen'I Wi'stpin Agents, Jlilwankf. Agents Wanted.

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OltT west they tll a story of a dog j which was generally interested in tnu- i

Hie. lie attended a singing selio.il.

and was miliHivpieiitly found in the buck !

yard with :i music iioos iu front linn, Vi"atimr time with his tail on a tin pan, and howling "Old Hundred." Dyspepsia. We know of no remedy oiiiil te Con's l.lvnri'.i'Mi (Van fori bin iroadlo It enables the .aui)iit to take any wIioU'.siuimfrod. Hliis ilistrn alter eatin;,', as soon h taken, ami is a perfect ij!Mltor of the etotnaeli. Tin; second chamber of Hie Parliali'ent of the Netherlaiiils has ralilied the treaty for the cession of the Island or New (luiuea, in the I'aeilie Ocean, to Kuglninl. TllR host birthday gift for your vife is a policy on your life in the Washington Life, of New York.

amurht ta read It. a a wnroinn. Tli nervous, d.ibill-1 tatodoi-partiallyimiHiteiitaresclentiflcallyad-rised 1

Ireat I'h, nce'for Aifcnts. Hn vim wnnt. r.n

au-ncy lr-rt or trar-Utn, ivltb a chance t j uiAke to l.t'f 'l M'llioa mir new 7 strand ' Ir.H'e ll'Vr5CT..ii, .', in. . TS. ii la" t'nvnr; saniI tl. lr..'. . th.'i-e is no rNk. A.ldn-Ks ,tl once

1fi:tln llt-.r Oi.,,.- Il'..,.,.v-t l.'W la.,lcn Uni... cnr. Water l-n. N. V., oi til li,"ir!i,mi St.. (.:lica-

llWWSft&kV. t'SS" per lnv) to oil the M ATH INV. 1IMTbWo.,(. , ,), make the ;.,,: -i,!," i.OikirUrisilh sMes.) and ia ' . a.., 'in,,, l..;il. aim cli,mu.-.(. tamlly 4owiUK Miu'liiiie in Ittc inarli.-l. Arldrew .IOIINSON. I'r.MlK ICO..

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tlrct-nl-a' kw for all. Ki '.ienlari. '

A thirty 1 v- "Mil iM'Q. a'f. i lM;ttr. Spnl on trli.i. No II.H.l'IAN" tV., W' MM wavi N.Y

$35,000 in Valuable Prizes

To ne dhltrlbuied AUKUst it j, WI, OapiUil Prize $:J,tt00 in Ameriea iM6 ! Wlvile nnmbur nf Ulfii, 1,0. Tukew United to 3MM.

AtJKNTS IVANTK1I T SKll. TICKBTS, r ...I..I.H lil. ii tml I'fivtltiHMlM Will Ka IIMUI '

Sbiulc TleUriM HU Kte Tickotn fjs Twelve TirkvlN tflOs I wrHiy-Hvr Tirkein 0. OtrcularaoontaintnE a fntl list of pi ton a drwerip. tlon of tKn manner ol drawtUK. andot )r nformaUao l -..ti. hi th.- lit.rihu!iin. w 11 be aent to anr

onoordorluK Uioiu. AU lotto rb niut be addro-wed to j la- lk.KIl. Kt c fell.

Tlie rbempeat and moat- durable Kevc' Ktatam Fn invented. It iaaa aiead saailjr ntnwi non conk-atove. For rico and full deaoriDtitm apply o U H. Prtraon aiid in!fi,ckoo bVog , Jecprahjow. llK. I. B. V CO., 6S aiid 'ttUikt'Kt.. bnlMwla JT deolerfr in Straw Gooda, Millinery, WhiteO! t3oter,Glorosand Faoc flood. && & tattoStOtdsngo, rill. PRFI'SSKfi r 3R4.. i.rn iob- . ben iu Diamond n, Watben, Clcke, MtUrnv. Katablisbed 1U 49H Kast:'Wrr wwrt. Mi traak . (i !I,IM:KT t II lilEARO (V ( ManUit ITfatefl and iron wit e - ooc. i ar-nitcb inc ttakn as,' ackle

blocks, ancBors and ci ains, Wi ?S. awr ., vu cage. MAHlNBBOII.DIt WoiiKS Xake ttrwt, MilokiM Wis. R. DtT?jt. t'mnri' tor. E MI I nui ufad nrwr at Ririt Hair J elgr and Ladins Bail Work, 89V. Wicomii l$t . H3waakec. Chains, Chjrtu, Pioa, llitiKN Switch , Ouria, Braida.Wiii. Orders roct-Ucsfnciala v atioa. 1,700,000 Acres iu loaa! 180,000 Acres in Nebraska ! ! X S E R. R. LAND COMPANIES Oi Xowa and iff ebrasfca, OFFER THR ABOVfc LANDS Tt S fSTTl. iKSr ai; MA Ul SIO uer aero. An tiino. at dik nt int tat

for 3sh. Tbeso (lom ponies hatu detfrrilncd a June ibir lands settled ati'te earltct Moasibh' day. iu order

tomt-arataebiiaimottuoirKMlmai&, icti aro mm all i'oraibkr. aud th-rf)iri' ) -i t'i- BEST 1.AN0S. io the HKIST ST4TKW. at ibo L (WfiW PRICKS. We bell Land J3xpIorittg: Ticlcets At nut' OlBcch in Ccdtr Ravnd. loua, an-l at ) ht. 1 La ttallf bt., CUicao. llaibxuid tnreaiv j rf tbp: lacea

nr.r L'nvnu w anwi-r m aiwnnjr i:aei ni pnr-

tjJXUC tU'QitcUlHtSOI it . ii- fare

h, liur.

clival' (&) fKrea or oiT' LiTKC Kidn;5 iirtaof It . K. fare

iopiitmH.prnuiifti tT or nwr"1. i.onwe- nayi, Hbowlncall tlir Inodhin butbaLati's. a,mi tor 0 crust. PsmiihluisH and Conn tj maps tent FRKK all p. rta of tbo world. Apply i- . V. W. WAl.KHH, Vi.rt Pre$ ,iat R.iin. low..

kBUCKtVE BELL FOUNJRT,

ii.iiiii,a m iw a. Bnperior Bolls f.r Cb nirhoa, Schools, etc.. of l?r. -Cui Jer und Ttr..,fal j nwrranted, and mount a with

a a m

Liiur UHvea. a beet In use, tUtttntri OMoImm ml free. VAKDrrZEK tllFT, eeilMB.8tnwta, imsai.

AT THI! I AST BAY WHAT A BIG B3uACKClTahiaae af imwKlet: to ehlldreB niaiqi a par sot will have lo lace. PornilUnc aies aiei nomia to to TOHHCTT helploaa unto childron Kben you Mnm.

'Iliey are seal h. mail, Mt-pai4. on em.-'gov

Hlr,t if?- XBSirc " ' - T til nrasoau imbllab tb". adT.rtltneif. Add- .

MKa.ine -rf Y.iuu- PulkK.

Ontjf &i --r s-v r. Th

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iwmc its t Cbibs. Sond Mc Im tmt. ( ty

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'aUb WIhU aie twr i;iw w. iy mm

Slrincficlr. Maw,

m-mw ft. B;x- Ati lli-ic.tv.l

IHwstrat.! with Oi Cko. Ontjf f " .-r r Tl aaoAt liberal pr-iuiu.-"i Cnxiiioi nfl hoi fSnMmt-:ita to Cbibs. SWUtl ' l fi- t J.

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Kem. twi

-,'. H r' rX. A DO., Oimal St.. Now York, itt-nl I ir rail --M;tlo und 't;mnU--l will

h-.m' W'Hlt ! tmtl tuni f omaio : eiuntov-

CUT THIS OUT!

And sand tmaty.thK eenu Inr a i ve. r.oti a

ateljL nevrtag machine, jc33eo,

UUI U.:fiS and SOiY TrnS IJtuf. Addroba Hiul o v,irkn tbe lloc:it A Otv-t;

loniifiim Hailr.id. stntf- vnrk 'urar. WwsW fop rnb.vr:. Two U. )larpfrdaj. W urob frTwirr a, lour l'lli'i'' -tud 1 iy Cent a per dar. B-ard,

Potbmi i wot-k. n. I.. ffKi.Lsauu. L'ANrK, MubUr;in, .Tnly?, Afr I'KH VKi:K imid Aciivo Ajr-nl t ftJM anil our valnrthUi invtnttma. d tvnn Pleaaanton, Km

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