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tmttmwfK iab Bra we aer aau. WttfiwH gets bet taws pea ; ftiWiinm fcig, russnrt. Md led. Aa Bobtn Adair rwoau the stile wit tbeoow, MoalMi swkwtsva, Jutvknt and jtrat . Inn, or tan. mowKumaaiH W Hte lattt he waa tMaklM WfcMMT ognfsswd, tt nmi cub, twa sued hafloga ai ttwflsk oU -handle' lad easgpw, to hat 8Datoc(nHa7boo-TOrtteal. Caioatio, m. M JEWELED HAIRPIN; 0The Strange Tragedy of the Grand Hotel i ! YoaMxpriao IvMroeoftodhy Ototaia raveott. 'I asked to be allowed to nmak to Mrs. Karsfleld. or Mia Bortrm." I tagaxt. Tenatifltv. . Taey are both enmood. Mr. SereIVtd leonine cloee. constant attention. Year, aaoood daetardlT atah trill nave aena tU work effectually. " , '."Capiat Faaeett, I Bjt demand pa sjatntaaatfoit.. Too hare osee already Mi extraordinary language with regard tense, and I will not tolerate it, mndef-"atawd-that." TBooaWMno aaahsst yrsaia iatakIndtwdl VTliatevidsuMMT Irafc attack waa made Just aa yon ware Sieving Bythesea: it ia renewed Hinir w wi m t i " r kaan. Ton am wUif alhr deceiv. faf yooravilf.- U MrSaraneld has bora .kreatened, it waa notbr bm; that I aol. eawklrdwoliawonmThOBOr. -Bat I can ; telly on v , I had Bo (time to complete the sentence. The bedroom door opened. I beard the wsstle of drose, and Miss Bertram came vat, tearful, agitated, bat with a bright look on her beautiful face. "I knew it; $ was certain o it," aba Bald.aBsseW!izekniThaad impniaiTalT. "Ton cnUka done oo daatardrra . (,Mua Bertram, is it possible that Ton arer doubted aT" I asked, reproaohHy. lookfog into her eyee. "Ifo, no; not really. It wat bs. Captain ftww whoinaisted;wh wonld make , "Captainawcett will yet admit bis injustice, I think. He will aioiOgi TrororT" 'We shall sea. Bnt we arc losingtime. I- wndsisland Mr. Baraflsld has been threatsnad? Twiee,'' safdtjMias Bertram, eagerly, tf uoiinn a geatnre from Captain yawestt. "X ahaif apeak. Twice. The first time by the letter yon aaw deUTered; the aeooathia nwrning Hexe, s what they a.yo,-u- not, Miss Bertraar," intarpessd Captnin Fawoatt, tryinnto tutoreopt the lettera. Do remomber It is Mr. Sassfiald's secret you aro diTahTing." -I do not (thinkpir. arsceld has any ascrtt from me, I cried, qaiokly. r snoiua nxe 10 Know now yon save Earned the knowleds&'aaidCaotain Fawontt, still insolent. aboolt r fan-, means I fcsta taamed an ithe DosBermanoa " "Oh, Mr. IieoHe, do not be harsh: do not ecsjdenut too hastily, lie may hare been to blame morally, per haps, bat not aotnaUyor kaowingV. He withdraw at once from tba firm vhen its wicked, disgraceful coruluet was known. They had aerar told him; he was'qnite in the dark tUl alter the capture of the ship." "Bat ha ah rays dreaded arposnra?" . Dost you see, he would have been disgraced utterly in tba tare, ia -London, array where. The roan earns and threatened to, publish eTerything. He had the fallest proofs, he saidt ani would nro. Bsai ana as, toon, was ue . that CornaUs Janfsam had aar. tell Tom." I said, "who snu tnoae lettars. I msyread tham.Isspposel I nrast, if I can help yon.es I wan for I do wish .most siocerely, alias Bertram. Ym beHoTe that?" rShegare thera to me withoat oppoai. Han eow.and accompanied by a sweet look that thrillad through and through ma, aaying: "How can he be sKeneed? Mast be hare what he asks? Do adsise ast" And CaptaiB Faweett's faoa grew black as be saw himself thus throat aside. I mad the letters. The ant, received C&sald1: Bjlhw' TI "Do not thoikyotuself safe. Bs is dead, bat etbers know." That was all. " The second ran ai foUews: "The writs has in his hands the proofs of year guilt. Toe authorised the massacre, and are responsfMs for it. Ton must puiohase silenae. Will yon pay the prieaf I want iO now aud sd in six "If yoa agree to tale do not pull an the blinds of your liedVeonwI know it tilt 4 o'clock in the afternoon. I shall aee and anderstaad. Then: place the money, ia gold, at sundown, in .the last of Bangles bathing machines on the north end df the beach, lhe nuehina is padlocked, bat yon will fiud the key in a chink betweerf the thirteenth aad foarteeatb atones of the seawall bahiad, eountingdown from tho twenty ereztth Xyoatdtf not agree; if Tonwatohma. or try to play me false hewsre. . The day after my arrest a sore hand will poet letters to eery London paper, ecatainiag a fall aceomt of your oonpiioitT ia fto 'Dos Hermanns;' soypor.-ed by oTwhieh holdfdo"not tvuee' m and pay aba pztoe." : An adroit, astute seoandral! BoMand aasernpolons, too, aa wan proved by his sstara to Bythesea, and his daring to elsim hU Nackmail for himself. Fox of coarse be was at Bythesea. His letter showed that. It bore the postmark. Then the signal of approval osold only be sesa by seals one on the spot. And, again. tba hash was to tM Imnoed over on the Bythesea a. vatxa K ainuoU eoainst surpriae and eapturo he bad overreached himsslf, as I thought. The threat of extn the daily papers was really a le. No editor would have risked publication of the statements that ed so libelous. Yet ewea in this Comelis had acted with oonsammate punning, counting on Mr.. Beraneld's fears, as I presently foond. How, when my good faith was proved beyond doubt to U exeejt Fawcett, I was admitted to a family conclave. I saw poor Mr. Sarsfleld bissstlf, weak aad suffering, bat still able to insist npon blind aabnSssion to his persecutor's demands. I think Mr. Sars&eM would still have rted Comelis Jansoea aoeaerttaa ion risk of aaaosan. Bather than agitate Mr. Sarsfiold lrtborinhis weak state I agreed to this, aad promised, for the ly theses pouee, that we would not interfere with Comav BsfOTvtbetawssat. He should touch his eoin and go; but we woidd not psejrigAaof bias, sad when ha least utieipataC esnajrs, wnaa au awmarsor awtestemoB ware luUed, be must- be arrested himself setaso tif m suooeaoe tt waa ao arranaed. The bliads ifpatatad as direonid, and ao wateh kent en the Esnbsalde to see whether Ooraetie oaaae in persoa to see tae signal. AtsuadownFaweiitt. the Mend of She mmliy, weol tonne nona ena of tae bsaefc aim tba geld rhieh bad been :smuabtdown rrom ixdda by eae of

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MMgnpua tastraetion. There war ihi rows of drafted fcatn machines. Tba key ires In tne felac foeUegML To 'unlock the nadxock. de posit the gold, rclock tho machine and renlace tae key took little iime, and .the coast was raft dear f 01 Cornelia to carry off bit ptandtr. Not quite dear, however. Hasatp nd Bother detective in plate otOtfle watttfced all night from the very natt machln. to which, eye-holes had Mob, nOrea, and Id whto tay spent ttta nigh. Their in ona oM to observe win removed tare jaottey, tf follow Mrn at a dietinee, bttt without creating, suspicion, to mark ana down and never leawa him till it was Safe, haying regard to Mr. Sersfleld's gsiiaujiassi hi run nisn in. CBlrRI xrw. rsoai btthsssa To unmwBt. Very sariy next morning Smart and I walked over to get Hasnip's report. At a oaneartoa signal tae detectives cams oat as report me resale ox tnetr mgnva wwrr. Welir wa all asked in & breslli. "Nothing, Be nVer came," replied Hasnip, a a surly voice. "It was all a Mant: wa want the wrong way to work," on kept good wescftr l askaa, in"NataraUy. We wore on duty." Haanin looked aserieved. A ane wateh!" cried Smart, who had been examining the machine, "See, this noor is unjocsea. "And the money gone?" "Gone." "Be came, ant enodeh said Mr. halt "I say, Haship, what were yon aboat?" he wont on, severely; "you'll have i be palled np for this both -of yoo. "It will have to be done all overajgain," x saia rssaex snsrplyto smart. "to una taat m esnip , old Hasnin, ancb a trick. His shoald have served ns aiiaovinit." replied the Chief Constable; BxmlogeUoally. "Bat, never fear, we snail gas mm yet -'What do von imasine he'll be Up tot went on the Chief Constable, very coolly ana qureuy. "Leave the eonntry, probably, With hia swag.' "Mat my idea. Bat where Would he got "To nw own part Of tile' woridi "Bight again. Well, well have all the iaaaea watoaadi the London police will sea to that. I'll wire at ones. In the meantime can you find out the eonntry be hailed from?" ' "I think the head waiter said ho was a Belgian, s. Fleming. But we can easily "111 leave that to you, only come round to tba ofioe as-soon as you know anything The head waiter's answer was prompt sad explicit. Comelis Jansen. He remembered the fallow well a very impudent man. Conntry? Ah, yes. From Belgium from the Flemish provinoas of Belgium Antwerp, Anvors, that was his native place. -We'll base all tho Channel and Continental boats watched, as I told yoa, Mr, Leslie. He'll go abroad now, you'll see, meaning to enjoy himself till he runs short of eash, then hell milk Mr. Sarsfleld If s athoosand nities we allowed him to go ao far." cHava a little patiense, Mr. Leslie; nil all eome right, and you won't find a day or two here unpleasant, I expect. I am constrained to admit that he -was right in this sly surmise. I found myself firmly established in the good graces of tho 8arsnelds. Captain Fawcett even confessed, with a mattered apology, that be bail done me an injustice, but the admission want sorely against the grain, I could sea. He still bated me most cordially, bat on grounds that 'were pardonable, after all. Maw Bertram, I began to flatter myself, decidedly preferred my society to bit, and I became, in consequence, more devoted than ever. It was evident that so long as Cornelia was at large, and in a position to break his promise or to renew his throats, Mr. 8arsfieia would know no peace of mind. The truest kindness,' In spits of his fears, would bs to oall his tormentor tostriot account for his crimes. Happily Comelis did not elude us long. We heard of him on the third day. He, or a man sewering to bis description, had aissiad by the Harwich steamer to Antwerp. "What' did I tell you?" cried Smart, triumphantly. "Ho has gone straight home.V 'Where we, had better follow him imimmedmUly." "No; we'll give him a day or two, or rather the ntwerp police, just to get upon the seei t, aad then well join to run him in together. IU send over instructions to-night." ' This seemed a judicious plan, and I agreed to it readily. We were rewarded, for in a few days same news in the shape, of a telegram from the chief of the Antwerp polios. "Have you man in view,"' it said. "Lose so time. Identification indispen. We were in Antwerp next morning, Smart and I Hasnip, sinoe his fiasco at this bathing machine, had been dropped oat of the ease and the moment wa landed we drove to the Grand Place, leaving- oar luggage with the Commissionnalre of the Hotel St, Antoine. The chief of the police, a smart man, wearing a military uniform and speaking TiggHsh fluently, was very pleased to see as. "Ton want one Cornells Jansseo. Can yon describe his appearance?" ' I did" as "requested. "He is known to as, I think; but yon shall see for J ourselves. The man we mean belonged to Antwerp His mother had a stall in. the Friday market." "Bat is he in Antwerp now?" "Beyond doubt a Cornells JTsnssen; if only it is the same man. We have had ear eye on him for coma days. We should have beea obliged to send him to jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct had yoa not wanted him for tbe larger crime. He had been twice in the ' amigo' our police eells utireedy, aad he is utterly gjveaap tt, dissipation of the worst "In funds, of course." ' "Ho has evidently unlimited eash: He lives at an estsmjnet a drinking-shop in the Stoegskte, a low part near the quays, and he passes his time between it and the music halls. "WJaereishenow?" "In his bed, probably, sleeping off the fumes of gin and white Louvain beer. Come, we will take him where he lies, if only yon are sure." It was a short walk op the Grand Place, and by the Boo Haute, across the square of Cepacia Convent, and in to the Steegaken, a narrow, dirty alley, every second door that of an estaminet, tba rest shipebaudlers aad shops selling wooden sabots; sailors' gaudy handkerchiefs, round cheeses and dried flat-fish. We halted before a drinking den, the "Estaminet in den Korn bloembij van Loo so ran the sign. At the sight of the police the landlord, trembling, asked how he could oblige. A sharp colloquy followed in Flemish, at tba end of which the Chief of - the Polios aaJd to mo: "Come quick. He is still in bad " and ran npstairq, throe flights, followed by a party of policemen, with Bmart and myself. At the top was a tangle door, fast locked, and to a peremptory summons to open, no answer same. At a signal from the chief the obstacle waa beaten down. We rushed in; the room was empty, but the dormer window leading to the roof was flung open, and it was olear our quarry had escaped that way. The Chief looked down into the street and shouted a few words, evidently of warning. Tne answering shouts plainly told he was understood. T he-hubbub increased; cries and counter cries, exclamations of encouragement, sympathy, horror, disgust, fierce eagerness in the chase there was no mistaking their varied sounds. from the roof in front of the dormer window I watched the fugitive's progress. Ha. was fall in sight, rapidly clambering along as best he oeald. I saw him run down the leads, then make a spring on to tbe vable-ead stairs, up which he eiimbed daringly. Thus ha gained the ridge of a steeper roof, and along this he walked earefnUy, carrying his life in his At the end ha encountered a fresh and unexpected obstacle -a tall ohiraney-staok that forbade all ' farther advances. Here be pansed, irresolute, sorely paneled. He could not go forward, and to go bask weald be to fell into the arms of tba po

lio. From down below ether polleetttov threatened to shoot hint wliere he was un. less he came down. Is that your man?" asked the Chief ot me, hurriedly. "Can yon see him? Are yon unite sore?" I had not the slightest doubt it Cornells J&nisen, and I said s8 pOiH"wVyoft come down? H .lsonr iasl chant. One-two three!" the 'Chief khtonted to niiii slowly, rv61 vet in hand. , mill the misoreant would not surrender himself. With a new and more f rantlo eljjort ho tried to climb round the chimney-stack, bat his foot slipped, he lost hold, and next instant he had fallen down there was no telling how far down in the oourt-yard on the other side. They took him up for dead, bat, though fearfully mangled, he still breathed. He lingered in the hospital, to whioh he was removed on a stretcher, and I had teveial interview! with him before ,he the fear of death npon him he confessed to his crime, justifying fully the conclusions at which I had arrived. He had overheard the quarrel between Sarsfleld and Triarte, and knew sufficient Spanish to understand it Then he resolved to make the Spaniard's secret his at any price, and utilise for his own id-

vantage tne power ox extortion mug ooThe murder had been a timole affair. Ho had hidden himself in No. 99 before Triarte retired for the night, but on the Spaniard's appearance, after the victim had emptied his pockets oa the dressingtable, he, Cornelia, had seized the knife, crept behind his viotim and finished him at one stroke. He had taken his own knife with him, but had boon suddenly inspired to use Yriarte's as leas compromising, throwing it from him on leaving No. 99 by the window of the fire-csoape. After the deed be had spent an hoar searching the portmanteau, but with little result. Au he found were a few memoranda and the Cadiz address of Yriarte'a mother. These he utilized in the manner the reader knows, and thrig obtained the proofs he needed for the effectual intimidation of Mr. Sarafield. The whole Of these papers, with many articles df a compromising character, were found ia Comelis' bed-room. I handed them all over to Mr. Sarsfleld withoat examining them. The value he set on them was my justification for this. Whan, a few months later, I made Miss Bertram my wife, I restored to her the hairpin on which I had laid hands,, explaining why I had secured ft. At the same time I cleared up the few points that had remained obscure in this extraordinary ease. Mrs. Sarsfleld knew from the first of the hold Triarte had Over her hasbaud. It was to implore the matt to hold his tongue that she had ventured to No. 99. When she discovered the murder she almost believed itt her hatband's guilt. Che had confided her fears to Fawcett at tho end Of the interview Of which I heard the commencement, who had begun by suspecting her. His action at first had been to shield Mrs. Sarsfleld and then Mr. Sarsfleld. As for my dear wife, her whole idea was to screen her sister, even at the sacrifice of herself. Deep, unhesitating devotion to those whom she loves is an abiding principle with her, as I have found, after many years of the closest intimacy with this noble, unselfish nature. TBS IKD.l Chinese Marriage Safeguards. All Chinese ceremonies in social and religious life are pervaded by strange superstitions. ' Although we do not hear of old shoes being thrown after young married couples, many equally curious forms are gone through with to insure them good luck. A Obineiie girl who is partaking of the last meal she is to eai in her father's house previous to her marriage, sits at the table with her parents and brothers; but she must oat no more than half the bowl of rice set before her, else her departure will be followed by continual scarcity in the domicile she is leaving. If a bride breaks the heel of her shoe going front her father's to her husband's bouse, it is ominous of unhappiness in her new relations. A piece of bacon and a parcel of sugar are hung on the back of a bride's sedan chair as a sop to the demons who might molest her while on her journey. The "Three Baneful Ones" are fond of salt and spices, and the "White Tiger" likes sweets. A bride while putting on her weeding garments stands in a round, shallow basket. This conduces to her loading a placid, wen-rounded1 life in her. future home. After hex departure from her father's door her mother puts the basket over the mouth of the oven to stop the mouths of all who would make adverse comment on her daughter, and then sits down before the kitchen range, that her peace and leisure may be duplicated in her daughter's life. Bleb Inventors. The poverty of inventors has been frequently remarked, and there can be no doubt that some of the greatest inventive geniuses, who have ever bene fited mankind, have died in abject poverty. The subjoined, however, presents another side of the picture. The business of inventor pays a smaller average profit than any other business in this country, because there are so many failures to one success. But the inventor of the Hoe printing press made $300,000. Thomas Silverman, a poor mechanic, made $70,000 from copper-toed shoes for children. The horseshoer, Henry Burden, made $900,000 from his manufactured horse shoes". The inventor of the stylographic pen has made $1,000,000. Edison has made $4,000,000, and his inventions have benefited the world ten times as much. The patentee of. the "return ball" made $500,000, and the toy known as "Dancing Jim Grow" has yielded to its deviser an annual income of $25,000. The inventor of the roller skates has pocketed $1,000,000, and the thinker out of "pigs in clover is -still harvesting shekels. A good many know that Thomas Jefferson was a great man, but it is not so well understood that he was the father of the American patent system ; that he drew up the earliestpatent laws, and that while Jie was Secretary of State, under Washington, he gave his personal consideration to every application that was made for a patent. Tea and the Teeth, Some years since, when on duty at recruiting stations in the north of England, I took observation on the great amount of diseases and the loss of the teeth existing among the clats of men offering themselves. It became a cause of rejection of itself in great numbers. As far as my inquiries went I was led to trace it to the excessive tea-drinking indulged in by the working classes in the manufacturing towns, and this went on all through the day, whether with food or sot. In fact, instead of 5 o'clock tea being the invention of the upper classes, it was found to exist to an injurious extent iu the working classes long before that time. Tea seems to have a peculiar tendency to cause hyperssmia in the tooth sacs, leading to inflammation, and, eventually, abscess of the fang, with, of course, dentralgia at every stage. Whether this special tendency was due to theine or tannin having an elective affinity for dentine it is not possible for me to say. It would be curious to know if medical men, practicing in such manufacturing districts, had observed the deterioration ot teeth to be coincident with tea-drinftW- BriiUth Medical Journal, No wonder that an old hen is hard to drive from the garden. The hen is a biped that is considerably set in her wars.

THE NATIONAL SOtOflS. WOBK OF IBB 8BHATO A10 BOUSES OV BJEPKXSSatTATIVaiS.

6rUeal MAi Doing, lb tne uooa or in" voubu j Hrwus Measures Fropowd, Wseussed and .Acted On, is tbs Senate, on th 99th ult., after a number of petition had beea prsaenteili'e note bom Ties President Morton was read, which stated that he was about to leave Washington lor an abisno ot two weeks. Mr. IngalM was therefore elected Vice President pto (em., and Immediately took tho oath. Mr. Blair created some amusement bs making an attack on the press tor not reporting his apowhea mere rally. The Senate spenT the entire attsraooa in dlsonialng the pension bill, and alter a briel executive session, adjourned. In toe Bouee, after tbe reading of the tour, nal, Mr. Henderson, of. Iowa, moTed that thoHoUsS go into eommlttee of the whole on fie urgent, (tendency appropriation bill tM vote rectlng 92 to il. Agreed to. After three hours and a half consumed In the discussion of the points ot order the committee rose and the bin was passed. It appropriates 38,a),000 the largest item being an appropriation ot 21.609,000 tor the payment ot pensioners of the war of iSU and the Mexican war. Tbe remainder of the day was devoted to a consideration ot tbe g -irate calendar, but no bills wore passed. The ouae at its evening session pasaed forty-five pension bills. Is the Senate on Uie 3d inat. the Osniml.tee on PuhUo Building and Grounds, among others, reported favorably the following bills for the construction of public buildings : Aurora, IU., S7S,08O; Sioux Falls, 6, D., SISO.OOO ; Rook Island, IlL, S75.000; Fargo, H. b SIOO.OQO; Sioux Citv, Iowa, Senate bill, with amoudment reducing the appropriation from Hh,M0 to S350,000 ; Bloomiagton, 111., Sino.uOO: Davenport, Iowa, eiOO.000; Bacme. Wis., SIOO.OOO; South Bend. Ind., f 75,000; Boekford, 111., SIOO.OOO; Fori Dodge, Iowa, Senate bill, with amendment reducing approprUtlou from SIOO.OOO to $75,000 ; Eau Claire, Wis., Senate bill, with amendment reducing appropriation from SIOO.OOO to S73.000. Mr. Vootheea offered a resolution calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish to tbe Senate all the papers in relation to tho lease Of the Seal islands, and reciting that all the provisions of the law had not been complied with. The bill fixing the .sajarlea of United Slates District Court Judges at fS.OOO per annum was passed by a vote of 38 to 13. At 2 30 the Senate resumed consideration ot the Blair educational bill, and waa addressed by Mr. 8pooher, who opposed the passage of the bill at present. After a brief executive session the Senate adjourned. In the Bouse, a bill to appoint thirty additional medical examiners in the Pension Office at $1,600 per annum was passed by a vote of 171 yeas, 07 nays. The Hoose then took up the bill to organize the Territory of Oklahoma. The bill was discussed for half an hour, when consideration of the Feathers tono-Cate contested election case from the First District of Arkansas was reearned, Mr. Oatbweite occupying the floor. At the conclusion of fats remarks the Bouse adjourned. Tnr Senate, on the th tnst., went into executive session at aa early hour and spent nearly the entire day with dosed doors. It is understood that much time was devoted to discussing the accounts published in the papers of matters which were under consideration iu former exeedtive aesaions. newspaper men were rigidly excluded from all tbe gaUerlsa and approaches to the Senate chamber. In the Bouse the following committee appointment) were announced by the Speaker: Messrs, Tarsney, Of Missouri, and Beyburn, of Pennsylvania, on claims 1 Brickner. of Wisconsin, oa Mississippi levees; Cheadle, of Indiana, postofflaes end post-roads. The consideration of the Arkansas contested election Case of Fsatherstone vs. Gate was then resumed, Mr, DalzeM, ot Pennsylvania, taking the floor and speaking in behalf of the contestant. Mr. Criin. of Georxia. followed for the contested Mr. Bowel, Chairman of tho unmnmtsa on assouona, wen goose iwm followed bv Mr. Moore, of Texas, for tbe con tested. Mr. Morton also spoke in support of uie oonteaiee. air. jsucsaiew, ioi tne ooniaBiee, emphasised the Judicial aspect of the question, Mr. Breckinridge, of Arkansas, for the eontestee, repudiated the charges of crimes and corruption made hy the Republicans against the people ot his State and tbe citizens of the country in general as a reflection on American character. Messrs. Greenlialge and Cheadle for the contestant and Marsh and Springer for the eontestee also made addresses, after which the House adjourned. Is the Senate, on the 0th Inst., on motion of Mr. Turpie, On Senate bill appropriattag SIOO.OOO for a public buildin&at Itayette, Ind., was taken from the calendar aad passed. Senators Barbour and Plumb both spoke in opposition to the Blair educational bill, and the Sci.a o then went into executive session, after which an adjournment waa taken. Tbe connrmaUons of William F..Rumbusoh, for Supervisor ot Census for tbe First Wisconsin District, and Honry War moth, to be Collector of the Port at Hew Orleans, wan annoaneed. In the House consideration of the Arkansas election Case of Featheratone vs. Cate was resumed, and tbs eontestee waa accorded the floor to apeak la bis own behalf. Mr. Hosuke closed the case for tba contestant. On motion for the previous question tbe Democrats demanded a yea and nay rote. Tbe motion waa carried by 145 yeas to Ml nave. Mr. Outhwaite offered a resolution that Featheratone was not duly elected to Congress from the First Congressional Diatriat of Arkansas, and dtsnanded the yeas and nays on the resolution, whioh was lost by a vote ot las yeas to 1st nays. Mr. Springer then offered a resolution to recommit the ease to the Committee on Eleotions, with initruotions that the committee appoint a sub-committee of five authorized to proceed to the Congressional district and investigate the election. The resolution aas lost, 138 yeas to 110 nays. The Speakor stated that the question recurred to the resolution of Uie majority of tbe committee that Cate waa not duly elected aad that Feathers tone was. Mr. Outhwaite moved that the resolution be divided and a vote taken on tbe first part to wit, that Cats was not duly elected. This was done, the vote being yeas 147, nays 13a The question was then put on the Utter halt ot the resolution that feathers lone was duly elected, and was adopted by US yeas to 13a nays. The Speaker declared the resolution adopted, when Mr. Houk escorted Fealherstone to the front of the Speaker's table, where the oath waa administered to him by the Speaker. The Bouse then adjourned. Wise Sayings of the Times. LaBruyertK A slave has but one master; the politician has many. Bett: Never build after you are flvo anil forty; go down to the exchange and speculate. La Rochefoucauld: Few people know how to be. old and even thoy don't want to. Shakespeare: Be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as snow, thou shalt not escape the grip. Shakespeare: Beauty lives with kindness. Kindness buys tbe sealskins and opera-boxes. Shakespeare: Trust not him that hath once broken faith with the brotherhood and signed a league contract. ' Swift: When men- grow virtuous in their old age, they are merely thinking of running for the Presidency. Sir Egerton Brydges: Authors have not always the power or habit of throwing their talents into conversation. Somo of them stutter. Fuller: Thoso passionate persons who carry their hearts in their mouths aro rather to be pitied than feared. Suppose they should swallow! Colton: Tho society of dead authors has this advantage over that ol the living: they can not tell us how much bettor their next books are to be than any thoy ever wrote before. . La Bruyere: It Is gcod discretion not to make too much of any man at the first, because one can -not subsequently raise the ante high enough to please him. Cicero: The contemplation of celestial things will make a man both speak and think more sublimely and magnificently when he descends to human affairs. That's what makes a fly-catching baseball player hold his head high in the winter season. Odd Items From Everywhere, Mr. Gladstone has had six private secretaries, each ot whom now holds a political post Their salaries aggregate $50,000 annually. A Polk county, Fla., hunter has taken a novel contract. He has agreed to capture alive an l-i-foot alligator for tho sub-tropical exposition. A quantity of fish shipped to Reading from Maryland were found to be alive when unpacked, and when thrown into a tank of water darted around us lively as ever. A Loudon confectionery storo gives to every purchaser of a shilling's worth a ticket entitling tho purchaser to' have one photograph of herself taken at an establishment up stairs. The Czar of Russia has nevor worn tho uniform of a Russian field marshal. -It Is one of the 44 uniforms h nossessos, and by family tradition can only be worn in the field after a victory. A singular case of insanity is reported from Nobraska, A young man named Post was sunstruek about four years ago and each winter since then he has become insane, his miud righting with the return of spring. A few weeks ago a Dodge City. Kan., dentist, who had made a set of teeth for a lady who had failed to pay for thorn, look them out of her mouth in a crowd ed storo in that place In an hour or two tho molars were paid for and returned to the woman.

A bad CM oT Mother ' The small boy bad had a fight with another small boy. In youth we make np our quarrels easily, and a blow on the note heals milch mote easily than a stinging word itt later years. Quick to enjoy, quick to injure, quick to forget pleasures, quick to forgot injuries, in bur childhood, we grow slbwer iii all With ago, yet perhaps the value of everything does not really change, only our capaoity to retain feeling. This small boy had had a fight and his mother punished him. He wua a boy; his mother was only a kind of grown-up girl and could not be expected to understand or sympathize with the manly art of self-defense. But ho got it all the same and when the round was over stood up in the corner with his knuckles stuck in his tear-filled eyes. "Well," he said, between some severe sobs, "well, I was a fool to get you for a mother when I was bom." -iSa Francigco Chroniole. Shaven Ont of Sear, j By matariat disease, the human machinery cannot half perform lta bfooo. Digestion, secretion, evacuation ue disordered, the blood becomes watery,, the nerves feeble, the countenance ghastly, sleep disturbed, and appetite osprloinas. Terrible is this disease, fell its consequents. There ia, however, a known antidote to the miasmatic poison, and a certain safeguard against it. In malarious regions ot our South and West, In South America, Guatemala and on the Isthmus of Panama, as well lis In transmarine countries where the scourge ex- 1 lata, this inimitable preventive and remedy, Boatettor'a Stomam Bitters, has, during the last thirty-five years, been constantly widening the area of its usefulneas, and demonstrating il a sovereign value. Liver complaint, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney trouble, rheumatism, and debility are all remedied by it. A Tew Tenant from Chicago. "Good-morning, Mrs. Murphy; have yott "Stop right where you ate, Mrs. Burns! t am onto yon wid a smile. Yott never lived near enough to the 'arth to spring the likes of that oh me. I don't use' soap in the morning, Mrs. Burns; not do I save me wrappers; Or wear the three dollar shbs; or eat A. B, O.j or take a hundred doses for a dollar; but when the likes of you tries to guy me so early in the morning, you had better diink 'cookoo' for yonr supper!" Puck. Thzbx is more Catarrh in tills gseUonof the country than all other dlinaacs put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years Doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it inouraole, rJcienee lias proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Ball's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, ia tba only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts dirtotly upon the blood and mucus surface of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure, fiend for circulars and testimonial. Address F, J, CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. .ST Sold by Druggists, 7(0. A Damp liOeallty. Would-be Tenant So, this is the house that is advertised for rent! Janitor 'Ses, boas. "In tbe advertisement it reads that there is running water. Where is it?" "Down on de fust floor da water runs down do walls, hit's so damp. Te.-wia Sifting. ' Hlebard's Rheumatic and later Pill. These Pills are solsntiflcally compounded, uniform In action. No griping pain ao commonly following the use of pills. Thoy are adapted to both adults and children with perfect safety. We guarantee tbey have p.o equal in the euro of Sick Headacn. Constipation. Dyspepsia. Biliousness; and, as an appetizer, they excel any other preparation. t At a funeral in TJtiou N. X, the handles of the oonra pulled out, letting it fall to tbe ground with a crash.

That Ti Has never bean more prevalent or more prostrating than now. The winter has been mild and imbosltbfal, influent epidemic aad fevers have visited nearly aU our nomas, leering about everybody la a weak, tired-out. languid condition. The usefulness of Hood's SaraaparUla is thus msde greater than ever, for it is absolutely uneqnsled as a building-up. strengthening medicine. Try it and you will realise its recuperative powers. Hood's Sarsaparllla "Hood's SatsapsriUshas renewed my grip. I am eg years of age aad was all run down sad discouraged. I have taken Hoods Sarsaparllla and oa iooUns mrself over Sad that I am much better, in fact Quite a chap. Of coarse the medicine will not discount my years, but It comes Bearer to it than anything else." Obabuh.B, Loko, Shrewiibury. That Tired Feeling "Last spring I was completely fagged out. Mr etrengthleft me and I felt sick and miserable all the time, so thstl could har-lly attend to mr business. Itook ono bottle of Hood's Beraaparilla and it cured me. There la nothing like it." B. O. Bcoou. lidttor atsrprise. Belleville, High. Hood's Sarsaparllla Eold by all druggists. $1 ; six for as. Prepared only br C. 1. HOOD k 00. IX)eU,MaS. 100 Doses' One Dollar Chronic Cough Now: For It you do not It may become consumptive. For GnvtttmptloH, 8ervfula, Oeneral TMiUUy aud trcutina ZMswosea, there la nothing like SCOTT'S FrauLSiorj Of Fare Cod Liter Oil and HYPOPHOSPHITE8 aT Xslaaa. eaxacg. aWoagav It la almost as palatable as milk. 5"ar better than other ao-called Emulsions. A wonderful fleah producer. !l!'JJiILW Imitations. Gei the geiulr To cure Biliousness. Blck Headache. Constipation, Malaria. Liver Complaints, take tbe safe aad certain remedy, SMITH'S BILE BEANS Use the SMALL BIZH (40 little beans to the botUe). They are the moit convenient: suit ull ages. Price of either also, 23 cents per bottle, ICISfiINC " 7- 70; I'hoto-irrsTure. panel alae or this picture for 4 cents (coppers or stamps). . J. F. SMITH 4 CO., Makers of 'Bile Beans, "St. Louis, Mo. Ely's Cream gain WILL CURIE CATARRH j ierloa go Cents." Apply Balm into escl. nostril. ELY BOOS, MWama Bt. N. t. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PULLS. Bed Cross Iiauioad ad VksimhreUaMs em tor sals. Safe sag sera. UMlee, ask UrassM Miusts. sm Ilrmni, tared kmuJIIo sjhm, wU4 lUik'dsirlbMa. Takaaeeusr. guv!e (ituix) for mruoaiua ail " at idler fat Lealta, a IMUr, S; asall, MhAm a m siaauea as.. rauiHta. rss II BUR CTIinV BookltMPln, Bitsioei Forma, SIHR 9 1 Mil I tI'enmnsWu.Arlthme Uo.Shors. liana, etc.. thoroughly taught by mill. Pireulars inm. BarairT'a Busutses GoUJax. Buffalo, NX PATENTS HsSS: PENSIONS ri.ra,r5?, f Aaia ti'Taaasu, Arty .at law, Waahiagtea, D.0.

Seal Skin (Jacques, $1.00 Each! 'i his is a great offer. Juat Imagine the army of ladles that wilt besiege the store until the lost saoque is gone II the bargain is ever offered. But how much more wonderful on opportunity is that presented to every Suffering woman by tho proprietors of Br Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This remedy is a Guaranteed euro for all those distressing ailnioiiu peoullar to the weaker sex. It is guurnnteed that If it does not cflsot a cure money will 1)0' reftinde'd. It is carefully compounded by aii experienced and skillful physician, and adapted W woman's delicate organisation. It is purely vegetable in Its composition and perfectly harmless in Its effeots In any condition -of tho system, and Is sold under a positive guarantee of eutlsfuotion in every case, or monoy paid for it refunded. Fob Constipation or Blck Headache, use) Dr. Pierce's Pellets; Purely Vegetable. One a dose. The Wrong Boy. "Children," said the visitor at the Sunday-school, "I have talked about Idog enough, but before I take my seat I will ask this bright faced little boy I see in front of me to tell me, if he can, who founded tbe glorious institution of tbe Sunday-sch " "McGiuty," yelled the urchin. The good man had selected the wrong boy. Chicago Tribnue. To Those Inter! ted. HisTiNas, Mich.. April 22. 1889, Bheumatlo Syrup Co.. Jackson. Stloh: 6en9 This Is to eertlf y that I had beea troublod with rheuihatlsm ltf ail its form for tho past twelve years, and was oonflned to my be J at various periods from three td six months at a time, and I could get about only by the aid of crutones. I employed several first-class physicians of this city, none of whom efteeted a cure or gave temporary relio! oven. About two years ago I wen induced to try Hibbard's iibeumatlo Syrup, and, after taking a few bottles I experienced relief, and now consider myself cured. I unheal tatingly recommend this modllae for rheumatism. I know what It haa done for me. what physicians could not do, i. oared me ot rheumatism. if as. H. J. Kajrrint Ask your d.-mrgist for It t certify to the above statement, gaan L Hkath. Droggtrt. Almost a Give Away. "What are the Knights Of the Bat, Mr. Dolly?" asked Amy of her caller. "I Saw that term in the paper this morning." "Saturday night, usually" replied Dolly, absent-minded; "o J mean that is to say the Knights of the Bat are

base-bail players, miss Amy." a tme. Interested People. Advertising a patent medicine in the peculiar way in which the proprietor ot Kemp's Batoum for Coughs aud Colds does, it is indeed wondorful. He authorizes all druggists to give those who call tor it a sample bottle Free, that they may try It be foie purchasing. Ths Large Bottles are GOo and $L We certainly would advise a, trial. It may save you from consumption, A Fortune Oat of Iter Piano. "And Minnie has made a fortune oat her piano playing. How did she do it so ouicklvf "She practiced piano so much that her uncle committed suicide, ana sue waa his heir, you know." Spoch. Pckkv wise and pound foolish" are those who think it economy to use oheap soda and tosin soapj. Instead of the good old Dobbins' Electric Soap; for sale by all grocers'fry It B sure, buy genuine. ExFEBnracKb figures place the amount ot this year's cotton crop of the South at 9,sw,tas oaies. For Coughs and throat troubles use 'Bbown's bronchi.!, Thoohss." They stop an attack of my asthma cough very promptly. 6'. Fttbh, Miamioille. Ohio. Tee oyster persistently refuses to respond an encore. Burlington JVec jPrese. The best cough medicine is Pise's -Care for uonsorapuon. tioia everywuore. too. A BixooNEzspsn In Brooklyn has sued a preaoner tor stanaer. Feeling The marked benefit which people In run downoi weakened state ot health derive from Hood's Sarssparilla conclusively proves the claim that this medicine "makes the weak strong." It does not act like a stimulant, imparting fictitious strength from which then must follow a reaction of greater weakness than before, but possessing juat those ele ments which- the system aseds sad readily selsas, Hood's Sarsaparllla Builds up iu a perfectly natural way. all ths weakened parts, acta upon the blood aa a purifier end viulizer. and assists to healthy action those important organs, the kidneys aud Uver. "Mr daughter received much benefit from the aas of Hood's oarsaparlUa aa an excellent tonic after a protracted attack of bronchial pnenmoaia," Bar F. H. Adsks, Mew Hartford. Own. That Tired Feeling "I take Hood's BaraapsrlUs. and find It the heat medloiue forthe blood I ever tried. Idrge quantities of it are sold In this vicinity. As a blood medicine and spring tonic, it stands ahead of aU others," H. N, Pmuuirs, Editor 8;nUneI Adrerttaer. Hose. Valley, B. I. Hood's Sarsaparllla gold by all dmi gists. I: six for S3. Prepared only by 0.1. HOOD & 00, Lowsli.staas. 100 Doses One Dollar Wild March Music, Gentta and sweet melodies, sacred aad secular songs, and all other kinds of music are in our thousands of books and millions of sheet inusio pieces! TOTING PtAYERB" Pap. St. BdS. 1J5.) POl-LI Alt lOI.r.KtrMOir Kew, bright, and easy, us mano neces. WniT.VKY'S (Bds. Cloth S3H). by 8. B. ORGAN ALBUM Whitney, ts Hne Organ pieces iit aieauai ana areaai, or mi uiaiiiisutwinq g helpful, i soful Mend to pupil and teacher la MASON'8 PIANO- S3 80). by Wm. Mason aad FOKTE TECHNICS W. 8. B. Mathews. This admin bio system of scales, arpeggios, and all other heedod technical exorcises, with good direction, holds a biiiti place in the esteem of thorough teach ers, ana enouia oe eterrwueie una. Our thoroughly good, genial, and practical School Music Books are widely knows and used. Do pra ute tbemr SONO Book 1. Primary (9S ct ta dox.)- Bosk MANUAL 2, Medium (Wets., glTaodoa.): Boot S. Higher Classes W eta., ll.a) dox.), br L. O. Emerson, ia Sis last and best book, sad a ran good book for aehoole. MOTION ( et.. SJ.21 dox.). by Mrs. Boardmsa, tt SONGS a delight to teachers sad cltUdren. Any book mailed promptly tor retail Prioe, LYON & HEALY, Chicago, 111. OLIVER DIT80N COMPANY. Boston. vu-who. Th. Elkhart (rirrlaft tN1reMsMff.60, raw ltfTwM sat 14 t HatlNliri ftl WHOU ! Ptti KM, uvl U Ik MlBfttUa fcwffcr atstla ray f rale I CarrMif M4 Mila'cgier. WrrM4 Ut 4 jew. .! CaUSwC. rKKK. "a?" PUATT. SV, aUkhnrt, - - Indiana. ASTHMA. Fsphasa'a Asian Raeetfie "Ualief lavs mans. Pans. p. ssrersa, M. B. rrtt. tova.Pe-wrUm: "ilunehag, asutuia for Wyaarsi round as mi"( until ItrledyeurSpaS So, which relieved B 1mm. dietoly sold tar .HI Dra. aim. SI per boi.br avail. 5 NEW HOMES! 6OO.0OO Acres of Kew Agricultural Lands of excellent quality, itittt out lined by theBs. Ianl, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway, now toraeio en easy tens to sottlers. Write to . J.BWOKWAWta, Land Commissioner, bt. Patrr. Munt.. R EN SI OMwSlMjTO Late PrTnoipal Examiner uTB.Penalon Bureau. 9 yrs lu last war, 15 adjudicating claims, tty since. K I irrA PRICE-LISTS OF Rue MACHINES, fsuems and faros, and Colored Pattern Book free. If Ms Wanted. mm HUB? SB VU 10400. UOW. KIDDER 8 PA8TlLli8H.SI?i: aSBSaaaeeaa TD PCP1PUV We guarantee a cood paying I LlLOftlirn I. positron to every graduate. I American Sjhool ot TelMtraphy. Madison. WI.

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