Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 13, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 July 1881 — Page 4

TOKKIGb, ParneH, T. P. O'Connor and Justin Sell uihj have issued an address to the. Irish dooiots in England and Scotland, urging them to unite and organize-ao as to be able to rentier aaaihUaoe to Ireland at Parliamentary eteetiom. - Id the race for the Stewards' Cop at Henley, tbu Thame Club crew, the London Olirb crovr and the Cornell University crew rowed. The Thames Club crew woo and the Cornell crew finished third. Sbere is open and bloody war between the resident populace of the Bohemian mtj of Frags? and the German students congregated there. Several persons nave been severely wonndrd. There are 400 tots of gunpowder in the balks of Iho Mersey, near Liverpool, and coosideraVie ippreheueion exists lest the dreaded FenlMis ntight apply a, match to the powder. To guurd against this a revenue cruiser is at-

ways on watch.

Too National lArai party of Germany

will make a demand for the reduction of the

term of service in the irmy from three to two rears 3oe of the planks of their pla'form at

the a proaehing PartiimenUry ekwtiona.

A brother of Mrs. Langtry, the f among

English beauty, was killed by a tiger in India.

A Raasian newsraper ism in the act of OnituHn tiie existence of a contagions epidemic passing through the world, and from which

neither rnpnblica nor loonaroniea are safe.

Honry P. XcOrath, who disci at Long Branch from the effects of an operation for

dropsy, began his turf career in 1818. El-Chief Justice Hiram Warner, of Georgia,

died at Atlanta, in that State, in his 79th

year. Jin O. Scxe, Jr, a son of the poet, died list week at Albany, K. T. E. E. Far-man, Af ;eni and Consul General of the United States at Cairo, has been made one of the Judges of the International Court if Ejsypt. Simon Voir, of the District of Coiumbb, has been appointed Consul General, f ice Mr. Fanuao, Gen. James B. -?rye, Assistant Adjutant Genera!, has bca placed on the retired list, Cen. Rotert WiUiama will become fall Colonel, and Gen. Thomas Vincent Lieutenant Colonel, v- a consequence ec this change, and CoL WSiiam Mitcheii, ca the staff of Gen. Hancock, will be promoted, at Js reqnoat of Gen. Hancock. At the t birty-flrat anrmal convention of the American Protestant Association, held at Wilmington. Del, most of the States were represented, although only sixty detagatea were present. Strand Liggett, of Philadelphia, was elected Grand Master tor be next year, and Jobs Pike, of Chieaga.'fice Grand Master. A desperate fiiht between a party of eighteen from the town of Rico, in Soothwestern Colorado, and a party of Indiana numbering oTer forty continued for several days. Eight of the party from Bico were killed. A party of seventy started from Eico to aid the remnant of the fb4 party. Ail the gambling houses of 8L Louis have been closed, an net of the Legislators declaring tha keeping oi such bosses a felony having gone intotffcet. Tha number of pestnrBces in the United 6t ites i 44,496; of which 2,894 were eataoLshed do- ing the fiscal year juitt dcs d. Durfopr the same period 1,44)8 oBices were diseontirraed. Some 10.44L Postmasters wtre made haps? by receiving camminmona during the year. TheTorktows Centennial Commission fornwlly accepted a roodel for the monument propod to commemer.ile tbe victory iid its centeranalcekhrarion. The monument, according to the plans, wffl ecst about $100,000. Secre

tary L ncoto baa ifinxftad. that the work be

mtneed inirri'.diately.

It is stated that France and other countries of the ato Union, andjjrjjfeftj Gotland, w9SSeStobe Bimetallic. The proposal

-The presscre for office in the TreaanpBftUiy America to coin annually an amount of gold

psT.mentisao great OiS&-aE!crcrs are eo nrnueron. -tgSiiBTed that Secretary find an wiidopt a system of competitive ex,"?j2atkm i;i tbe caae of all vacanrics that may occur in his department. During tbe six mouths ending June 39, 841,803 immigrants arrived at Castle Garden, againtt 176,965 for toe conespooaing period of last year. During die pai;t r"'T years 1,003.514,000 poatateards were issued from the PoatoQoo Department at Vaitngtoa. Gov. Cornell has vstoedHha bill passed by the New York Legalarnre providing that the papa attend! ag tb Brooklyn pobfo schools should be formated achoot-books aft the expense of the nmnicipality. ' Yale beat Bvrd in the coOegjoat-race. One oi tbe but acts of President Garfield wn the apfxactmcnt of Hannibal Hfcalta aa Minister to Spam, General Loans rVircirild having asked to be relieved.

TVHITIVAL. The Albany eesrespoodeot of Oe New York San supplies that journal wftk&aeandal affecting the reputation of "onsof the Senatorial candidates D BoscqsConklmg. " Mr. Plttt M the eandidate jceanL On the 30th nit, Wheeler rfceixdyl votes, and Conkhug 32; Depew 61, and. Phut 28. Charles Edwards, Edwards Fhelps-and A. D. Barber were indicted by the Albany Grand Jury "for giving and using money lor the purpose of corruptly influencing lejUlatioa." Another ballot was taken on the 1st met., at Albany, iritb th:j following rwult : Fee the short term Potter, 49 ; Wheeler, S3 ; Laphau, 18 ; Bogera.4; Coiikling, 28; Cornell, 6; Folger, 1 ; Crowley, 2. The Speaker said he had been voting for Thomas C. Piatt for the long ttro.. At bin request, and mine interest of the Bepubbcan party, he withdrew tie name of Piatt as candidate, and would, vnen fata name was called, vale for Richard Oro ley. The Totesiood: Depew, 43 ; Piait, 2 ; Crcvley, 3d; Kortb, 1 ; Lspham, l;Eemaa,48; Cornea, 15; Chapman, 4 ; Daniels, 1; Adams, 1. Hecretary Kirk wood notified Mr. French of bis sagpenxioa fron the office of Bailroad ContmiRtioner, when Mr. French thereupon intimated his intention to resign at oiioc. Two ballots fcr Senator were taken by the 'eiv York Legi4alure on the fith mst, rauilting : For the long term Depew, 48 ; Reman, 47; Wheeler, 91: Cornell, IS; Crowley, 19. For tlx. snort term Potter, 47 ; Wheeler, 36 ; Conkling, SI.

WnfANCIAL A1TD mtVBZUMAA. Toe receipts from internal revenue for the Sxcal year were lSi,9Tl.xGC; the receipts I am cattouM for the tame time amount to 197,500,000. CommissiBaerBamn'a estimate of the mternaJ-revenae receipts was (135000,000. During the fiscal year ending on the 30th nit 41,000.000 were paid out of the United State tnisanry on account of military expendtfures. 510,800,000 on aecoant of naval expenditures, 6,B00,00i) on account 'if Indian expeosn and i3O,2O0,00O for pensiona. The Dominion Government has Dotined the Dominion bankers that after the 1st of July they win not be permitted to iRM soy Mils of any denomination pmlet 3l AU huts nnder that flgnre will be issued by the Oovern-

Th Mercantile Agency of Don, Wyman A Co. announce the extent of buaineas faitures fur the tint sis months of 181. In namlier they amount to 2,882, as compared with 2,497 in tbe 3rst half of 188 and 4,018 in 1179. The liabilities for the Atat half are stated to be 4",000.000, compared with t3S,O0O,crO the first sbx numUM of 1880, and 6&,i 0,000 in 1879. The semi animal estcnlar issued by Dun, Wyman ft Co. eeniains reports from forty-four trade craters, nearly all ef which indicate a UgUy-prospsroas condition of business, with reports almost untformly farorablo ss to the eorafitioa of the crops, not ocly of grain, fcnt aim of cotton, rice, ataj ar, tobaceo, te Tbeeotiie bntinesa oatlouk, ss indicated by this anthentie re (urn, eem eo-npletery Uvorabto. The necessity of sums diw Ion is at the same time fedfcated. 1!h I uscagQ Tmel has obtained the views

of the Western State Boards of Agriculture as to the growing crops. In Ohio the yield is expected to be about 80 per cent, of that of last year, the early sown being the best. The acreags in Michigan is about the same as in 1880, nd only ten or twelve bushels per acre are looked for. ludiana expects a crop of only 30,000,000 tnsbets, as against 47,000,000 last year, the quality being excellent. Wisconsin has a ' arge acreage iu spring, hut a half breadth of v.inter wheat, and the crop is in fine condition. The Iowa board estimates the spring-wheat crop at half that of last year, and tho winter sown at 44 per cent. There was coined at too United States mint during the month of June $6,529,600 worth of gold, $2,413,370 worth of silver, and $38,972 worth of base coin. A year ago the banks of the United States held nearly 3200,000,000 worth of 5 and 6-percent, bonds ; now they hold tl89,000.00'i worth of these bonds confirmed at 3 per cent. Tbe public-debt statement issued July 1 is as follows : Six per cent, bonds lfV,,173,600 Five per cents 4TO,iMI,:W) Fonr and one-half per cents 350,0(ii),il00 Four m cents 733,039,75!) BerajKUng certificates m,mo Savypenaton rend 14,000,000 Toed taterast-tMariBc debt. 11,639,067,710 Matured debt f ,72&a8S Lrgal tenders 346,741,851 Certificates of dupcatt... 11,935,1108 Fractional enrreccy 7,105,053 Gold and silver eeroacates. 5a,S4S,430

422,721,9M

Total wttaoot intnmrt.

Total debt ti,OC9.013,509 Total interest 40,Pl,637 Casb in treauy 214)03,415

Debt fese each in tnssory. $l,80,S0-',8ll Vecrcafw during June. 12,323,159 Decrcaee since Jane 30, 189U. 101,673,483 Current Uabilitien Interest due and nnpaid. f 3,131544 Iebt on wUich interent hag ceased 6,723,863 Interest Uietnon- 718,68ft Gold and allver certificates 56,1)40,440 Ignited States note held for redemptioii of certiftcates of dencett 11,033,000 Cash balance available July 1,1881.... 170,940,869

Total Available a

Caahiu wesaory...

.. 1t49,3,415 ..$ 249,363,415

Bonds Isrocd to Pacific railway companies, interest payable in awful money, princtoal outstanding f 64,(tt3,572 Interest accrued and not yet paid 1,1)38,705 Tntereet paid by United States. 43rVJ8,58S interest repaid by companies Interest repaid oy tnuupattaaon of mails 14,406,126 Byeashpayineiitsof 5 per cent of net earnings. 435,198 Balance rf interest paid bytheCmted

aa,tsi,2U

TIMES AlfU CASUALTIES. Of a yachting party of seven which left New lock, five were drowned by the capsizing of the yacht off Bridgeport, Ct. A tire at MH8fill, Ohio, swept away the bnuber company's works. The buildings and stoi were valued at 350,000 and insured for $22,000. By the coftidon of two exoursion trains on the 4th, near Covington, Ey., fonr persons were killed and fourteen wounded. Fires are d vastating the forests of Quebec, Lower Camda. Iu some localities crops uave been destroyed. The stove-works of Shottta A Keeley, ai Spring City, Pa., were damaged to the extent of $100,000 by fire. CBIMBS AJfJO CRIMINALS, A. M. Emanuel and P. L. Emanuel had a fight with W. B. Wright and G. a Wimberly at Al'endale, S. C. The resolt of the fight was that Wimberly was shot in the hand and cut in several places and A. H. Emanuel was shot dead, At Jacksonville, Fla., a fiendish murdor upon three children was perpetrated by a negro named King. The citizens pursued, captured ind promptly hanged the murderer without fading out whether he was insane or not.

LITEST SETTS.

and suer equal to the annual production

meets with great favor in the conference at Paris. Beports are received of massacres by hostile Apache Indians in New Mexico and Northern Mexico. A stage coach was attacked south of El Paso and its four passengers and two drivers kfikrd, and there is a report of the killing of a surveying party of thirty, persons on the Mexican Central railroad. Both houses of the Sew York legislature, on the 6th inst, unanimously adopted resolutions of sympathy for the wounded President and his affiieted family, and of condemnation of the murderous deed of his assailant. The ballot for Senator for the short term on that day was as follows : Potter, 63 ; Wheeler, 42 ; Crowley, fi; Rogers, 4; Conkling, 32; Cornell, 6; Lapham, 11; Pokjer, 1. rbe vote for Piatt's soccossor stood : Kernan. 53; Depew, 53; Cornell, 18; Ciiapman, 4; Crowiey, 4. Sixty-five members of the New York Legislature signed a call for a caucus of the Republican Senators and Assemblymen, to agree, it possible, upon candidates for United States Senators. Only sixty-three were present, however, and the meeting wg deferred for one day. Majority and minority reports were made by the Bribery Investigating Committee, which are not conclusive one way or the other. The majority report submitted the evidence taken, but gave no conclusion, owing to the matter being in the k-jids of the eourt. Two 9100,000 conflagrations took place one night last week woolen mills at Adams, Mass.. and stove works at Spring City, Pa.

DatlTe Dances. Tbe most gracefnl meke oi all Fijian dances -was one which represents tki breaking of the waves on a coral-reef, a poetic idea, admirably rendered. Years ago I remember the delight with which we hailed an exquisite statuette in Sir Noel Fatoa's studio, representing th carling- of a wave by a beautiful f emalo figure, supposed to be foating thereon; but I never dreamed thai we shonld find the same idea so perfectly carried out by ft race we have been wont to think ol only as ruthless savages. The idea to lie conveyed is that of the tide gradually rising on the reef, till at length there remains only a little coral isle, round which the angry breakers rage flinging ttaeii white foam on evety "ride. At first the dancers form in long lines and approach silently, to represent the quiet advance of the waves. After a while the lines break np into smaller companion, which advance with outspread hands and bodies bent forward, to represent tho rippling wavelets, the tiniest waves beina represented by children. Quicker and quicker they come on, bow advancing, now retreating, yet, like trao waves, rteadUy progressing, and gradually closing on every side of the imaginary tet, round which they play or l.attl.j, after the manner of brokers, springing high in mid-air, and flinging their arms high above their beads, to represent thy action of spray. As they leap and toss their heeds, the soft white mail, or native cloth (which for greater effect they wear an a turban, with long streamers, aad also wind rowl the waist, whence it floats in long scarf-like ends), trembles and nutters in tho breeze. The whole effect fa most artistic, and the crones tria do their part iu imitating the roar of the snrf ou the r-'ef sound which to them has

ceasing lullaby from tho hour of tlwir

Dirtu. Al Horns wt Fiji Gordon dimming.

M. BtoSDEAtr xives the following m-

mpe for purifying and bleoohingsponges: The sponges are first washed in teped

water, and then in hydrochloric acid, which frees the pores from tho carbonate of lime. To bleach them they are immersed for tweuty-f our hours in a solu taoo compowd of five parts of hydrochloncaoid to 100 parts of water, with the addition of sis pints of hyposulnha te of soda. In this way anonflrts mav l

bleached more effectosJIr

thai, wait, Mtlptanwft acid.

and rapidly

TUB FAMILY DOCTOR A potrtTiCE of fresh tea-leaves, moistened with vater, will cure a stye on the eyflid. IfdR earache, dissolve asafetida in wnte:: j wt-.rm ft few drops and drop in tho ear, than cork the ear with wool. The truo physiological way of treating burns and scalds is to at onoo exclude tho air with cotton-batting, flour, sciaped potato, or anytliing that is handiest. 'L'o error, bunions, use pulverized saltpeter and swoot oil. Obtain at a druggist's 5 or 6 cents' worth of saltpeter; put into a bottle with sufficient dive oil to dissolve it : shake up well, and rub tho hiilan-.ed joints night and morning, and more frequently if painful. This following drink for relieving sickness of the stomach is said to lie very palatable and agreeable : Beat up one egg very we.l, say for twenty minutes, then add fresh milk one pint, water one pint, sugar to make it palatable ; lioiL and get it cool ; drink when cold. It' it becomefi curds and whey it is useless. Accobhtno to La France Mcdtealc, borax has been employed with advantage in cases of hoarseness and aphonia occurring suddenly from the action of cold. The remedy is recommended to singers and orators whose voices suddenly become lost, but which by these moans can be recovered instantly. A little piece of borax the size of a pea is to be slowly dissolved in the mouth ten minutes before singing or speaking. The remedy provokes an abundant secretion cf saliva, which moistens the mouth and throat This local action of the borax should be aided by an equal dose of nitrate of potassium) taken in warm solution before going to bed. A thoroughly qualified medical man has recently, in the course of his practice, come upon what ho believes and uses as a specific remedy for small-pox. The remedy is the bi-tartraro of potash, the common cream of tartar of the drug store ; two ounces dissolved in boiling water, with the juice of a lemon and sugar added. Let the patient drink as much as he likes, but not less than a wineglassful every hour. In some of his cases this medicine has exhibited the most remarkable curative effects. It will purge, but as it is perfectly harmless this will not matter, and it does not appear to be the cause of cure, the remedy acting specifically on tho virus, the pustules collapsing, leaving no pits, and a perfect cure following iu a short time. Ar v- kinds of burns, scalds, and sunburns are almost immediately relieved by the application of a solution of soda to the burnt surface. It must be remembered that dry soda will not do unless it is surrounded with a cloth moist enough to dissolve it This method of sprinkling it it on and covering it with a wet cloth is often the very best. But it is suflie'entto wash the wound repeatedly with a strong solution. It would bo well to keep a bottle of it always on hand, made so strocg that more or less settles on tho bottom. This is what is called a saturated solution, and really such a solution as this is formed when the dry soda is sprinkled on and covered with a moistened cloth. It is thought by some that the pain of a burn is caused by tho hardening of the albumen, and this relieves the pressure. Othersthinkthatthe burn generates an acrid acid, which the soda neutralizes. True as Steel. A good deal of character is summed up in those three little words, True as steeL Ion hear it 0 a ms;a, Se is as true as steely ' jau at once make up J8SI mind that you would like to number that man on your list of friends. In an emergency you could depend upon him. You could trust him behind your back. Be would never deceive and never fail you. It has seemed to be becoming less and less customary, of late years, for men in any of the relations of life to be aa truo as steel. Consequently divorces

nave oeea growing more ana more common, until it becamo so that comparatively little was thought of any married couple getting divorced. Fiduciary relations of a pecuniary character have in many cases been converted into means of plucking those for whose benefit they were designed. Guardians and trustees have waxed rich by plundering the estates of their wards. Presidents, cashiers and Directors of banks ha ve squandered the moneys of their depositors. Public officers uave combined together to convert their offices into dens of thieves. In the course of time things hod become so bad that men of character and men of means began to "ask, in all seriousness, Where is this going to end? And they said something must be done to check it The. prosecution of great offenders of this class wot; instituted. Conviction after conviction followed. It is really astonishing tbe number of men in some of the States, who wore once considered highly respectable, who for breach of trust 'of one kind or another have been sentenced to State prison. It has come to pass, in consequence of all these things, that positions of trust are now looked upon as more serious than they were, and not to be carelessly bestowed or lightly assumed. The value of a man who is true as steel is considered beyond computation. So old men of experience say ; so the young men say ; so women say ; ho all tho girls say. Young man, when you read this, stand before your looking-glass and ask if the youth you behold in that is as true as steel. If he is, he will sleep well, and wake strong and happy. JVctu York Ledger. Jokes of the Last Century. An old newspaper, printed way back in Revolutionary days, contained these witticisms of our daddies, showing that there was an tlement of fun in life even in fch-3 times that tried men's souls ; A good book and a good woman are excellent things for those who know justly how to appreciate their value.

There are men, however, who judge of both from the beauty of the covering. While an old farmer iu Connecticut was flogging one of his graceless sons, a pumpkin-headed fellow about 18, an idea all of a sudden entered the head of young Jonathan, and he sung out : "Stop, dad let's argue." A lady who was in the habit of spending much of her time in the society of her neighbors happened one day to be taken suddenly ill, and sent her husband, in great haste, for tbe physician. The husband ran a few reds, but soon returned, excluiming : " My dear, where shall I find yon when I get back?" A lady at confession, among other heinous crimes, accused herself of using rouge. "What is the use. of it?" asked the confessor, " I do it to make myself handsomer. " " And does it produce that effect?" "At least I think so, father." The ronfossor on this took his penitent out of the confessional into the light, put on his spectacles, and, hiving looked at her attentively, said: " Well, madam, you may use rouge, for you are ugly enough even with it". Planning Work. Even in housework tho brain may save the body a great deal of labor. A woman who plans Iter work beforehand always nccompliduis a groat deal more than her less-inetiodical sister, and with less fatigue to herself. Before she rise;-' iu the morning her bronkf-ist is thoroughly planned, and tho order in which the different details are to be carried out is quite decided upon. It makes all work easier to have it tlrai planned beforehand, and many a weary woman ; might secure many bright half hours to 1

herself every week if fdie would but inaugurate the system. It is just like packing a trunk you know how cany it is for one skilled in lho biiHitiens to put. in a third more th m o:u who piles things in " just as it happen!!." It is always such a pleasure to look Imek on a wellpacked day and ..to jtst what has been done. People whose days are full of idleness ana ease do not have a monopoly of happiucus by any means. Those who have nothing to do except to make themselves comfortable are generally peevish and diseonienled. Work has manifold advantages; and tho woman who hits led a busy life cannot be eonlent to rest iu idleness.

A llorr Homestead. Let us visit ono of Uie homesteads in the gardens. Tho white-walled house, although but one storied, is well elevated, and its roof is iron. Outside shutters of a pleasant green iianl; the two windows, and the door liotween them Ls green and paneled. There is, indeed, some pretense to architecture, and the whole is well kept aud substantial. The stoop is high and approached by steps. The water course beneath it in masoned out with solid stone aud bridged with the same material. Leafy trees of divers sorts shade the plaeo and the stable and outhouses in its rear. Wo enter a voorhuis, or front room, very lofty and but slightly furnished. Its walls are lined hy benches, and a table stands in tho middle. There are pictures, it may be very quaint and old world; scenes in the life of the prodigal son, or limuings of tho manger at Bethlehem, or the cross on Calvary. A now piano may be noted and a good harmonium, and pious books with Dutch titles lie scattered about And there are flowers on tho tabe, and ou mantel-piece photographs and oibwus, for tbero are daughters in tie house. In some place of honor lies v. great old Bible, a massive folio bound in leather aud with brass olasps; it is printed in foreign-looking type, ou ancient-looking lianer. and full of the strangest pictures

; that ever delighted the antiquary or

j mystified the child. A companionable

book upon a anil occasion, um aisappoiuting, inasmuch its its date discovers it to have been printed but the other day. Spittoons stud this chamber's floor, for it is the great reorption-room, and visitors sit round it aud smoke their pipes at ar.d seasons of conference and waiting; and many such times there be. At tho back of this voorhuis is the dining-room, entered by large and even handsome foldiug-doors. Iu both apartments the walls are painted light bine, or green, or mauve; in both the ceiling is rafiered aud wondeu, varnished and dark. The great feature of the diningroom, apart from the usnol furnishings, is a small table near the window, with a chair on either side. Upon this table stands a coffee-urn, with a chafing-dish beneath it; and the day has scarcely turned before this urn begins to steam aud to bubble. On its doxter side is seated the lady of the house, who pours out coffee forall comers, aud, with feet well planted ouc a box-like foot-stiol, rules and managi-s her household. Children play around her, a colored girl sits watchful at her feet, and at favorable moments her lord aud master occupies the corresponding chair, utters familiui maxims and remarks, and his friend, sitting ha:.vl by, carrion on an intermittent conversation between wary mouthfuls of the scalding beverage. He is a wellbuilt man, not unlike the Eugltsh farmer of our early days, but more sallow and less cheery, more Puritanical and staid. His ancestors canio from France aud Holland, but iu this wonderful climate of the Cape, perclmnco.. for a:;imn! life

! tllS finest under the sun, their offspring

have developed into a race (. ;!(, nobly grown and qu .to unlike the typical Hollander ov Frenchman. We converse iu Dutch, the only language he caves to speak, although "ins children arc apt scholars iu tho Eng.ish tongue, and by aud by he takes us iuto his garden. Contemporary Jlcvicw.

Advertising Chealn. It has become so common to n iite tle beginning of an clcgnnt, internal ing article and tm u ran it into some advcrtjwnwut that wo avoid all such cheats aud simply call attention to tinmeiits of Hop Milters in as plain, honest term as possible, to iuduce puoplo to rave them one trial, as no one who kujws their value will ever nso aaylh tag else. ProofeM Advertiser.

Country Girls. Meta Victoria Fu'dcr, iu a sisterly way, thus talks to country girls: "The formers' duughteis are soon to be the life as well as the pri-le of this country a glorious raoo of woineu which no other land can show, I seek not to flatter them; for before they can become this, they will have to make an earnest effort of one or two things. There ar some who deprecate their condition, ana some who have a false prido iu it, because they demand more consideration thou they merit A want of intelligence on all the subjects of the day, and of a refined education, is no more excusable iu a country than in a town-bred girl, in these days of many books aud newspapers. Many girls are discouraged because they cannot be sent away from homo to boarding-schools; but men of superior minds and knowledge of the world would rather have for wives women well and properly educated at home. Aud this education can be liad wherever the dosire is not wanting. A taste for reading does wonders; and an earnest thirst after knowlede is almost certain to attain a sweet draught f rom the 'Pierian spring.' Thereisafnrmer'f,daughter in this very room iu which I am writing a beautiful, refined and intelligent women iu whose girlhood books wore .not so plenty as now, and who obtained her line education under difficulties which would have discouraged any but one who hod a true love for study. Don't me In Clio llonwe. Ask Druggists for " ttongh on Uats." It oloars out rats, mice, roaches, lliea, bed-bugs. 15c Eh.kbt'b Extrict of Tab aud Wild Chkbri has been used for twenty years, and during that time has saved many very valuable lives. Do not neeloct a conch or cold until it is too late.

Try this excellent remedy, and we are sure yon will be convinced (it its merits. Chronic Coughs, and even Cousuiaptivcs, are cured by following the directions. Every bottle is Barranted to giva satisfaction. Prepared bv the Emniert Proprietary Co., Chicago. Sold by all good druggists. Natmial potroleuin, deprived of its color aud disagreeable odor witbout elimination and the aid of acids or alkalies, is what tho Oarbolinu is mado from. As now improved aud perfected it is a bountiful preparation, and jiurforuis all that is claimed for it as a hair restorer. 1'uhe Cob Liver Oil made from selected livers, ou ths Beashero, by Csswell, Hazard & Co., New York. It is absolutely puro and sweet Patients who have once tai en it prefer it to all others. Physicians have d .'idea it superior to any of the other oils in nin ket. TJkolf. Sam's Cohditioh Powmsns anj recommended by Block -ov. nors who have used them as the best Horse and Cattle Medicine to be had. If tho animal is Scraggy, Kpiritlons, or has no appetite, thogu Fuvrdeis uro au excellent remedy, andovery owner of stock will do well to try them. They sro prepared by the Emmort Proprietary Co., Chicago, 111., a very reliable firm, and sold by all goud driggUts. Ravk your child from aches ami pints end give now life and vbr to its feeblii IkkIv. V'J Do persmidi d to uao tin- only true nin-dy. sure and harmless, 1h. Hci-max's Pau absorpUvii treatment now to NftrritK HKAirii. K la et-mngp any aue wUI unffw fitim deniliK-mpnts brought nn by impure liln irl. wl.'iiu KCOVII.l.'S KAltSA PAIUM.A AND STII.I.INlilA, or B1X10I) ANU MYRR HYKUP, will restcre Health to l!i nhynlail organisation. ltHaatroiurhenlrif syrup, ploauant totakti, and lliB (IliST BLOOD PUHIClKIt extr disoovored, eurlng Scrofula, Synhil lie disorders, Wcakut of tho Kidneys, Kiyalpe aa. Malaria, Korv-m dlminloni, Debility, Bilioua eomplnlntfi, and DUoaius of thu Blood, 14ver, Kldnoya, SUinnoh, 8k n, cto. BAKEK'S PaTn PAIVAUE A cure, pain in man and basat Oft. ROGKB'S WOKM SYKUf Instantly dMtron WORMS.

spring uml Summer IMet. Cltvcu fniit and bad vegetables, which are pr.rtieulsrlv plentiful at this season of the year, almc-t invariably disorder the stomneh and sniicriti'luce Cramps, Cholera Morbus, snd what is worse, Diarrhea and Chronic Dysentery. Peoplo it-ho desire to preserve their health should bo oxeredingly careful about their diet at this season, and at t o time should they bo

without a supply of Peeiiv Davis" Pais Killer, the nafest, surest and f neediest remedy for all troubles of the Htomuch or bowels. Ali druggists sell it. V " A Temperance Story. Governor St John, of Kansas relatel in one of his speeches the following iucideut: . , . , "A poor woman with a baby ui liei anus came to nic with a petition for the pardon of her husband, who was sentenced to ten Years in tho penitentiary for homicide. Aftei examining tho papers I said to tho woman: " 'I am bound by ray official ditty, and must not consult my personal feelings. "Tho poor woman standing with thf child iu her aims, made tho following plea: " 'Hear mo and I will tell you the true story. Wo wt re married seven years ago. My husband was sober, industrious, and' thrifty. By great exertion and self-denial wo finally gof our home paid for, aud wero happy aud prosperous. In an evil hour the iitate licensed a saloon between our hoiue and his workshop. Ho was solicited to enter this saloon and weakly yielded. Hour after hotu he spent there playing cards. Oue day he became embroiled in a drunken quarrel, and fired by drink, struck a mini and killed him. He was tried and sent to the penitentiary for ten years. I had nothing to live on; and by aud by the ftheritt' turned us out oi our comfortable home into a rough shanty, neither lathed nor plust.-i-cd. The cold wind came in through the walls aud coiling. My oldest boy took sick aud died. Then little Tommy" took sick aud died. Now this babe iu my amis is sick, and I have nowhere to take it The State licensed that salon; the State murdered my children; and now, in God's name, I want you to set my husband free. "I said I would, and I did.9 A I-oslnjf Joitc A prominent physician of Pittsburgh said lokiuglv to a lady uitient who was complaimui; of her contumod lU-bcalth, snd of his inability to euro her, "Try Hop litters!" The lady took it in earaost and usod tho Bitters, from which sho obtained pirm:ient health. Hlie now laughs at thv doctor for his joke, but ho is not so well pleated with it, as it cost him a good patient liarrisbury J'alrUA. Somk tirno since we mado mention of an alleged new ai d important discovery in Cincinnati, it " ing a processs for fusing and molding iridium, a metal which has hitherto been practically incapable of being formed into bars. The discovery was said to have resulted from exjierinients made by Johu Holland, n gold pen manufacturer, who has long used iridium for malting "diamond points" on the peus. Hinoe the first announcement little has been heard about the matter, but the scientists have been looking into it, and Prof. Dudley has delivered a leoture before tho Ohio Mechanics' Institute in which he dwelt at length upon Uie subject He said tho discovery consists of applying phosphorus when tho ore is brought to a white heat and afterward eliminating tho phosphorus by lime applied with great heat The now metal has the appearance of steel, but is much harder, being next iu hardness to ruby. It will not rust and caunot bo iujnred by acids. Iridium cannot be fashioned by hammering while hot, nor can it be filed. It- is molded into convenient forms and then sawed or ground by rapidly revolving copper disks treated with emery and water. Great interest bus been aroused by the discovery, and already many uses f ir the metal have been suggested, besides the electric lamp. It has been found to 1k superior to platinum in telegraph instrnmouts. Professor Dudley gave an interesting history of experiments by chemists aud others with this metal, and said it was now undergoing elaborate examinations at the Cincinnati university. If these further experiments prove successful the new discovery will have a great and important influeuco on many mechanic arts, ami go far toward perfecting the electric light for popular use. Troji Times.

If the bowels tire sluggish and tho livor torpid uao Kidnoy-Wort. An old lady says it is remarkable the number of people willing to toko foreign lniisions, and she fears the homo missionary cause will suffer.

HOL. MAN'S

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Absorption

Is a sovereign remedy for all forms of I,iver and Stomach troubles, and is the ONLY SA ?E and ABSOLUTE care for Malaria la its various types. Dr. Molman's Fad is a genuine and radical remedy, WITHOUTTAICING MEDICINE. It w:is the FIRST article of the kind that was Introduced to tho public general ly. It was tha ORIGINAL PAD, and was devised by DR. IIOLMAN alone. lie struck out from th: beaten path and made a NEW WAY. No sooi.cr had he rendered the undertaking a CERTAINTY than the Imitatoks and Piiiates who hai g to aud Infest ever successful enterprise, started up and have since followed in his footsteps as closely as the law will tolerate. Against these Dr. IIOLMAN gives SPECIAL WARNING. Not only do they FAIL TO CURE, but in disappointing the purchaser they bring doubt and odium on the principal of Absorption, of" which Dr. Holmun'8 Pad is ths GENUINE and ONLY TRUE EXPONENT. Every Imitation is an emphatic endorsement of the substantial worth of the genuine article. A poor one is never copied. Each Genuine Holttiart Pad bears the Private Revenue Stamp of the HOLMAN PAD CO., with the above TradeMark printed in green. Bi'( A'o.-ie Without JO. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Or sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of .oo DR. HOLMAN 'S id vice is free. Full treatise seat free on application. Address HOLMAIM PAD CO., IP, O. Box 211'J.J 741 Hroadway, IV. V.

IRON TONIC Is a preparation of rrotoxlde of Iron, Peruvian Bark ami tltj Phosphates, associated with the Vegetable Atomatk-s. Endorsed by the Medical Profession, a id recommended hy them for Dys prpala. Civncral IolHIj, Female IMarues, Want ol" Vitality, Xervens Pre tratlon, t onvaleacriice from Fevers aad 'hmnitc Chills aud Fever. It serves every purpose where a TO:c Is necessary. Mauabctared by Tbe Dr. Hatter Median C, St. Loiii. The following Is one of the very many testimonials we are rjcelviug dally: Gtntlttmm: Some three tm.ntbs a?o I beran tha use of In. 11. Mitch's IltON Tonk', upon tlio advice of many IVleurfswho knew Its virtues. I was suffering: from (teneril debility to tiuch an extent that my labor was s ceedlnply burdensome to me. A vacation of a mouth did not give me much relief, but on lho contrary, was followed by increased prostration and sinking chills. At tills time I becan the use of your luox Tonic, from which 1 real-zed almost Immediate and wonderful result. Tin: old eneiyy returned and 1 found that my natural force was not permanently abated. 1 have used three hotih'S of (lie Toxic. Since using It I have doi.o twice the labor that 1 ever did in the same lime daring my Illness, and with double the ease. With the tranquil nerve and vbrorof body, aas come alto a clearness of thought never before enjoyed. 11 the Tonic has not done the work, 1 know not what. I give li the credit. Uostcratefliliy yours, J. P. WATSOX, Troy, O , Ji.n. 2, Wt. Pastor Christian Church For Sals by DniggUtsand Geiural Dealers Every when

" '1'lie 4otl BJt-lp (lioso who help tin mselves," snd Nature invariably helps those who tnke Warnor's Safe Kidaoy aud Liver Cino,

Not to Know the German. Young man, you may own one of the finest dress suits, cat a i a swallow-tail, iu the town; your head may be stored with useful information, enabling you to converse intelligently upon a given subject; you may have learned to assume forms of (t "swell" politeness, which is a cross between stable manners and idiocy; but if you have never mastered the German, you stand amid the glitter and glare of society, even aa the guest at the Scriptural bridal, without the 'wedding garment. Belter for you, oh young man, that you make for yourself a cravat of mill-stones and seek a watery grave. 'Jfte Capital.

0 0 emaCS

Feeble and Sickly Pensons

Iteoorer tbo'r rU&Ittj by ponulns a cotme of Hoatet

ter'i Stomach Bitters, she most popular Jnvigorant and alterative mixilclno in use. General debility, fover and Atpie, dyp6Mia conatipatton, rheumatifiin and oUmi m&l&dtefi are completely removed by it. Ask thoeo who

have twed It what it bu done for them. IF" For sale by all Oruggfeti and Dualer K (morally.

ftC 4a &Qft par day at home. Sample worth $6 free H0 X0 9vU Addreai SlXKao Co., Portland. Ma.

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AriKNTH WANTED for the Beat and FaitestSelling Pictorial Biuka and Blhloi. Prices reduced

as per el. ji ationai. ruBuaunra uo. uuiea ro, in.

REMARKABLE ENGLISH INVENTION.

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The Lonflon Galvanic Generator Extract from Zsondon Medical Journal"A great reYotuttan in medical practice tiae gpread throughout England- It haabeen dittoovervd that moet reni'irfeablo cures attf ad tire anjiltcatian of a newlj -invented in uitaturettalvautc Uiinerntor to dlsea cd parts of the !ody. Expe

rience nas saowu iitaiKiacu unmeuiaiciynpun the blood, nerves aiid ceet etinne. producing more relief in a few hours than medicine baa jrfviin in weeks and months. No shock or unpleasant feelinfc attend its use. It can lw worn duy or night, interfering in no way with the dreaa or occupation of daily life," A Faultless, Gentle Laxative. Your family Physician, if oonaulted, will ansa re you that it ta hi dally custom to apply electricity in otse of Constipation and Its attending evils.. For a lonjr time th ? profession has teen aware of the remarkable effect oi Klectricitv in M,dijii

traatmt nt, but the large eize ui all Klnrtric Ap-' nlU.., ,t 1,1.1, I I J .

ma.v hb) wj 4i (uuuurvM . mpoMibla to plaeo thisiutural remedy within tho reach of all. No duubt many people wilt be astonished to learn that electricity in one of tho innat effective Iaxative known. While feting ouhk'r. t is mt th.. lima, narltu !..'.. 1

radically in thity nHjrt from the Fills and caJ

luarucacouimoiiu'irOfa. me latteroiten anonl temporary relief, bat leave the individual worse after ettch attack, iid.if ttktm habitually, seriously derange the Internal organ. any regular PractiUomtr will affirm. TieLonfloii Galvanic Generator

IITTOITICS IiHliKen.su . nttltalon. Torpid I-avert Illlluiianas Malai-lii, Weak VI.'XVl!iO Momaclt, 3kirvtinri. Pntn In the Back, JChrumatlHiu, cti eic, All wiia pi trr.ni.'nrf uriilt Hin Almrn.Raind nr aimilar ailments will find imuiediatu rtif in thin iamrt.,i-.

ful discorery , which is u easy, Ueht and portnhle that it occasions no roconvenieace, w'lilet lte rvmudlal eifect 1 sliunly mai-velua. . . . Th u b.v 4 'lit diow thf Ulste. It la Wm spMpdc4 from the 3hcclt next t tht ltdy by t 'rU or Ultibon. For sale i our counter and alio by all respectable druggists, orwewdl send thorn direct, postpaid, nn receipt of th price. Full dlreotfone accompany each Geoevator. Bvciry mail brings piost gratifying letters from thobe utiug them. Price All dealer are uuthurlzd to rtMima the uilce iril fit I is ta rclit-vts

Ittflvr u rp4ioikiible trlul, I'nmphlrt mulled free on uppllrntltm.

I t;AUTlON --'l ite great success ot me isouuoa UAivanm (.ienerator iiascuused tbetuaritet to bo filled with eiicau and worthless imitations. If vou accent any " Bstteries,1' " Pads" or ' Minht.1' tninkinir thm

I to bt the ti enors tor, you will belinposed uixtn. Kemeinbcr its name, ar.d nee that the word " I'all Mail

Ijweoinc Atut n oi lionaon" are iinrea upou eacn one. THE PALI :MALL KLEITRU; ABSOOIATION, N.V. Branch MSllroodway, has the sole right to

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Ih KKTTAOTl'S HEADACTIE Pirj.S euro most TronilerfiiHy In a Tory short I lino 1h1Ii KK'K and KKRVOVS IIEADACUEi and wlvilo cUug on tlio nervons fystvi vlcanse tho stomach of excess of bltop prcHlucbia; I. regular IiealtUr nctluu of the bowels.

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A fan size box of these valuablo riLLS, with ful directions for a con. 1t euro, mailed to any address on receipt of niuo Uireo-cent postage stamps. For sale by all druggists at K5o. Sole Proprietors, KROWH C11HM1CAI. COMl'ANY, UaUlmore, lid.

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THE JHAKKEnS. Dkstek 8 75 M (Kl Uoos a UH Q 36 'OTTOH. 11 V. FLonn -Stuwntie. 4 00 8 1 W WimaT Nol 2 flpring. 1 30 1 21. No. a I ted 1 35 1 27 Cons lliinntiled B'J OiTH-lliwi Western. 40 41 Pork Mom ..16 60 1T l I.ab H 11X OHICAOO. Beeves Oliiilce Graded Bteers.... S 75 46 O..WB and Melfvrs. .1 00 (4 4 60 Medium to Fair If 25 48 Hooa s 00 1411(11 FiouRrancy White Winter Ex... B 75 '! (ud to OUoice Spring E.. B 00 rf 5 SO WrtEAT No. i Spring 1 08 $ 1 10 No. .1 Spring 98 S 1 01 OOBH Ko. 2 45 40 Oath So. 2 36 37 Rvk No. 2 115 g 96 IIabuit So. 2. 09 ( 1 KP Buttkb- Choi. Creamery. 18 22 Eoob Preh. 18 Q K POKK Mess 16 25 (glO 60 Lard HX U-K MILWAUKEE. Whbat Xo. 1 1 is 1 17 No. 2 1 09 i I IS dome No. 2 43 s 44 Oats -No. 35 3B liVK Nn. 1 94 (4 05 H.in,EV No. 2. 90 01 I'OllK SlHiS 15 76 (16 (10 Lilin U& BT. LOUIS. Wheat -No. 2 lied. 1 13 1 14 Corn Mixed 44 45 Oats No. 2 34 55 Kve 79 80 I'onK Mcs 16 SO 16 7 hAu H?i CINCINNATI. Whfat 1 18 Q, I 20 Cobs 48 r) Oath 39 ) BtB ., .. 98 Oi 9 Pobk M ss 16 25 (jl Wl Labu U 11 TOLEDO. Wheat No. 1 White. 1 18 0,1 11 No. 2 Ked 1 13 s I U Cobs No. 2 47 4H Oats 36 (S 37 DETKOIT. Floub Choice f (0 n t 2 Wheat No. 1 White 1 16 ($ 1 17 Cons No. 1 61 52 Oath Mixed 40 41 Uaulev (ix:r cental) 1 SO 2 90 Pobk Mens 17 50 17 74 INDIANAPOLIS. Wheat No. 2 lied 1 14 1 16 Cobh No. 2 45 a 411 Oats 35 38 EAST LIBERTY, PA. Cattle lical 6 00 o 5t Fair 4 50 , 6 75 Common ... 4 00 ($4 35 Hoos 6 00 , 6 40 Shkep 3 00 IO

Card Collectors!

lit. Kay eT(tn ban DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP or your Grooer. 9d. Ask blm to (ive yon a bill or It. 3d. Mall is bis bill and your fall address. 4th. We will mall YOU FREE seven beautlf nl cards, In alx col ors and cold, representing: Slinkspeare's " Seven Ages or Wan."

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TO FARMEfiS AND THRESHEBMEN. If you want to bar 7?d liuttm, Jferw-AirT.or Bngin cither Portable or TmcUn, to am for threohlnK. uwlng or for cenea punoaw,, buy tha r8tttrvea Bern t'r" ftootls. "rj BM r

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Mruoaiiirs to ulaiual jlub." P. O. Box H7, Naw liaven, Conn.

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Kowiw.for Agents. JftttitdestratiU edition. priced. Mill oil arc wailing for It. itrand Partem

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CELLULOID EYE-CLASSES.

Repreeenting the chaksetit-aetected TortoiteShell and Amber. Tho lightest handsonieiit, and Btrongeet known. Sold bv Optioiana and Jawelera. Mado y tha SPENtoEK OEX10A1

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fhn iMMti arid chUTMflt tllnarratw. sutltlM M Ui Vtm.

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vmnain uru

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LYDIA E. PaMKHAM'S VEGETABLE OOiaPOUim IajJVpitrnCnre fcr nil thfuc Pnlarttl ComsUlota wl Wi0cmMs MMHmoa tionben fesiale fflwoe It euro entirely tho worst form tZ Feraaie Com 0fdnta,all ovnrian trol)l-w, Infix tanatioa rid7Tcr Uor, I'aUInj end Displac-Cicntu, .dO c.aia?qnRl Spbinl Wooksvta, and U putkxltjir mOmffieA t tb Cbsfl of XifOa It vr.ll iSbiulTS and cxr-c3 tain m from tLt: eruola u early stfego of d relojxwnt. The tesdflQcyiscM eer iuh hu mora thero ta ch kftd v ry speedily by lte It removes fnlntness flatuk'nc.r, tlnsiToyscJl cwrinf forstimnlanta, and nrlltfe rrcoknesa ortaAomach. ft i -area Bleating, Doadn ches, Serwoa Prostration, Octral DcblUlTf Slccf&isiuw. Da&nnlaii o4 Indt. gosdon. fiat fceltne of b.riii,'r &on, CKntdna pntn, wvSBot nnd bactnche, la always pe-man aitly enmd by ttsva. If wiilatalltlmeaaDd under c Jlcrt:nTDatex9SaC In humony with tho laws V: t po rn tho cmxd oyateax. For lho euro of Kidney Cnplainto of cither anxthfti Coiaptusd is unsarpoaaC'3. I TII A B. PIXKHASPR TECtKTABU. CW PflUKDia pnpaxed i tnl S3t Western Atawa, LyUi,Man. Prlcnfl, 8ixboCtefor$S. Seat try nnU In ii form of pais, nbo Llllhi Corn oCtoaengcM nxeipt of price, $inerlx la'dthw. iJjPinkham frt ely onswora oil let bcrs of ir q iiry. Send for pajnjfe ' M Addroas ma &b"ve. MmH m Pt Ayer Vo family thonld bo wttho d LTDIA E. TXVVUWB Uffilk lrOIXa. They car Mnsttp&tten, IrtTTinisiias na torpidity of tbe liver. ; cent-s per box jjsr Sold by l meugiatm. -

If yoa nro iwai

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Han B.ttersu

If yon nn yonim I

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wnoerar younj

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