DAY.
t6
1l7iif Nr. Bceclier Says.
At the end of tho Friday evening talk
following tho great trial in Brooklyn, a
Sun reporter approached and asked Mr.
Uoocher if ho wonld bco him at his resi
dence for a few minutes after he return
ed homo.
I will boo you here, now," replied
tho pastor. i , . ,
' But I want to hare a chat with you
ftlono " added tho reporter.
Mr. Bccchcr What do you want
neo me about f '
Reporter I want to talk with you
about tbis triaL
Mr. Beecher Well, como over here,
and we'll have a talk.
Bo uaying Mr. Boccher disengaged
himself from the friends who were sur
ronnding him, and led tho way to the
opiositc eide of tho room. There ho
invited the reporter to a seat, and, with
a comical twinkle in liis eye, said: "Go
ahead now; but I won't bo interviewed.
What do you want to ask mel"
nnunrtt-TUovr do you do, Mr.
Beocher!
Mr. Beechor I'm pretty well, but I
don't want to bo interviewed.
Both parties laughed at the lndicrous
ncss of the situation.
Importer Seriously, Mr. Beccher, if
you aro firmly resolved not to be inter
viewed, I will not bother you any longer.
But if you will taHfto any newspaper
man, I want you titalk to mo.
Mr. Beocher I iravo concluded that
jit is bent for mo not to talk much beyond
my lectures and sermons. In them I
have said about all I want to say.
Reporter Will you answer mo a few
questions?
Mr. Beecher Try mo. t
l.oiortor What do you think of tho
result of the trial as announced to-day t
Mr. Beccher I am satisfied. Why
Bhonld'ut I bo ?
Reporter Do you consider it a victory
for yourself ? .
Mr. Beocher It aiu't much of a vic-
tory against, me, is it? If the victory
aiu't mine, whoso is it ?
Reporter Shall you or will your
counsel press for a new trial in tho
caso? i
Mr. Beecher Press for a new trial ?
Press ? What have I got to press? I
am sued for damages. They haven't
rooovtrod any, have they ? Do I want
to pross them to renew their suit ? If a
man' makes a claim of a thousand dollars
against you, do you press him to sue it?
I've got nothing to do with tho press
ing. That belongs to the other side. If
they want anything of me, let them
press for it. I havo got nothing to press
for. -
Reporter But a verdict in your favor
would havo been moro satisfactory,
would it not?
Mr. Boccher Now, how stupid peo
ple aro on that matter of a verdict. I
havo asked for no verdict. I didn't be
gin this suit. I am tho defendant.
Wliat do I want of a verdict ? I don't
want them to got a verdict against me ;
but I ' liaven't asked for any verdict
against thorn. They drag mo into court
under certainhargca. llavo they provod
thorn? If so, 'whoro's their verdict ?
If they havo no verdict they have failed,
havo they not ? What moro do I want?
1U -porter Well, Mr. Beecher, you or
your counsel caused tho indictment of
Mr. Tilton last fall on some criminal
charges.
your counsel, to pross that indictment to
trial ? -
Mr. Beocher If I was twenty fivo
years younger I would belong tojtho
order of Know-Nothings, ' ,
Reporter Good evening, sir.
Mr. Beochor Good evening. I will
bo glad to help you any time I can ; but
I don't want to bo interviewed to-night.
, JUnta about Work.
Field labor can hardly be subject to
the same rules as in-door work. The j
more nuicklv the crops can bo harvested '
and housed, the safer they will bo. Extra j
hours can scarcely be avoided when tho j
rash of work comes, and reasonable men
NEWS Of THE
Interesting Items from Home and
j- Abroad.
Pour white prisoners in the jjil at Lawrence,
Kan. overpowered the guard, ana taxing an
the weapons on the premises, escaped. They
are all desperate characters and there is little
will not object to it if the vrorK is iaiiiy chance of their rearreet......lt is believed
compensated. In many years of farm I that after the Alabama claims commission has
work, wo havo always finished rxp at four completed its awards there will be a balance of
o'clock on Saturdays, and never worked nearly iu,ow,ooo 01 me ueneva awara re
o Srm,W vpt never lost a oound of maining to the credit of the government. . .
wa a f y
hay or of grain by observing these
rules.
Bathing is not only ft great preserva
tive of the health, but it promotes com
fort. If there is no convenient shed or
out-building, where a tub of water can
be used for this purpose every evening,
arrange a portion of tho barn for bath
ing. Take a washtub with two or three
pails of cold water, a large sponge or
piece of flannel, and a piece of castile
soap. Dash ft few epongefuls of water
over the whole body, then wash with
soap and water, rinse off, and rub dry
with a coarse towel. This is a part of
the daily training of the professional
athlete, as it hardens tho muscles, in
duces healthful andnot debilitating per
spiration, and sound restful sleep. In
duco the hired men to bathe every
night; thoy will work all the better.
Horses should have every attention
that can ease their labors. It is 'not
humane to turn a horse that has worked
all day in the reaper, into a poor pasture,
to pick his feed during the whole night,
or lie and rest with a half filled stomach.
If horses are turned out at night, they
should first be well fed. Wash the legs
with carbolic soap suds. Give drink
frequently. Fresh cold water from the
well is highly injurious; the water
should bo as warm as the air, ana a
handful of finely ground meal -should
bo stirred in each drink.
Cows will need some succulent feed.
The thinnings and suckers from the corn
field will supply this. Let a boy take a
wheelbarrow along afew rows,and gather
a mess of fodder every afternoon.
Tho fly which produces the "grub in
tho head" will trouble the flock. The
sheep, when that is present, will run
with thoir heads to the ground, and
stamp with tho -fore feot. Rub some
pino tar on their noses, and keep it fresh
and sticky. Tar is a good tonic, and
helps sheep to resist other parasites.
Keep them out of low wet pastures,
which produco " rot." Milk the udders
of owes which havo lost their lambs.
See that the lambs havo fresh tender
pasture. " Roughness will not do for
lambs. 1
Clover and orchard grass ought to
havo been cut before this. If not cut,
loso no time in doing it; every day's
delay greatly reduces the value of the
hay. Timothy should not go past full
blossom, unless to bo left for seed
Rod-top may bo cut last of all. If 'there
aro a few loads of fine manure on hand,
they wilf be of great use upon tho fresh'
ly mown meadows. Agriculturist.
Attorney-General Pierrepont has given a de
cision on a vexed question of nationality. A
Proanian came to this country and after the
requisite aoznber of years became naturalized.
He subsequently retained to Prussia to live,
taking with him his son aged twenty years,
who had been bern and brought up in this
country, j The Prussian government claimed
his son for military duty, and the attorney-
general says that government is entitled to his
services, as he, being a minor, partakes of the
status of; his father, who has resumed his
Prussian citizenship. When the son becomes
of age, however, he no longer owes allegiance
to Prussia, and can return to this country as
one of its citizens and even be eligible to the
Presidency. ..... Investigations into the work
ings of the Cincinnati water board has resulted
in the grand jury indi-rting Thomas E. Baker,
present chief of police, formerly secretary of
the water works ; Wm. Merk, city editor of
the VoUesfrcud, ex-collector of water rents
J. B. McCormick, ex-collector of water rente
and Paul Iiemlien, formerly a trustee of the
water works, now secretary of the board of
trustees of the Longview Lunatic Any lam, for
embezzlement of money belonging to the water
works ; and EL A. Bowman, son of one of tho
present trustees of the water works, for grand
larceny, j . . . . A storm in Hungary did immense
damage and some five hundred inhabitants of
the town of Buda are missing The Detroit
tornado destroyed twenty-three houses and
damaged many others, and lulled two children,
seriously: wounding three persona and slightly
injured others. ,
The return match between' tho American
and Irish teams took place at Dublin before
one of the largest gatherings which ever took
place mue city.. The excitement was great
and heavy bets were made on the result. The
shots were at targets 800, 900 and 1,000 yards
distant, and for the 800-yard target the Irish
team won tho toes. At the conclusion of the
ebootingj tbe Irish team was one point ahead,
having made 333 out of a possible SCO to the
Americans 337. The average shooting at this
target was 56 1-6 out of a possible 60. At
Creedmoor last year the score of the 800-yard
match etood : Americans, 325 ; Irian, 317,
lu Uie UOO-yara match tho Americans wero
victorious by a total of thirty-four points, tho
result being : Americans, 327 ; Irieh, 202 : the
score standing : Americans, 661; Iribh, 630.
At Creedmoor at the end of the 900-yard shoot
ing, the score stood: Americans, 636; Irish,
629. Iu tho 1,000-yard match the Americans
were successful by a score of four points, mat
ing their entiro score thirty-eight points ahead
ox tne Irish team. Tno umpire made tne an
nouncement that the Americano were victori
ous. The 1000-yard match stood for the
Americans, 303 points ; for the Irish team, 299
points. Grand total : American team, 967
points ; Irish team, 929 points. At Creedmoor,
Sept. 25, 1871, the first match between the
American and Irish teams, the score was 931
to 931 in favor of the American team. -Thus
the Americans won both matches.
Ccntly failed, has been discovered to have em
bezzled Bums amounting to 1,200,000, and
extending over several years .CoL . B.
Carling, quartermaster at Port Sanders, "Wyo
ming Territory, committed suicide by cutting
his throat from ear to ear. Financial embar
rassment, complicating his oQcial affairs,
is assigned as the cause of his suicide...... The
new postal arrangement with foreign countries
went into effect July first A member of
the Baltimore city council was expelled for
taking a bribe. He makes the second man ex
pelled from that body for corruption One
hundred Germans, men and women, exiled on
account of the newrellgious laws of Germany,
have arrived in this country and were enthusi
aaticallr received.
Disajfjtointeil Love
A writer in tho Popular Science
Monthly says: Love defeated in the at
tainment of its object becomes in man
an incident to bo forgotten or to be ro
membored with impatience. A defeated
love with woman is too often a defeatpf
her intellectual life. An emotion, the
misdirection or disappointment of which
Is it your purposo, or that of is capable of including a large per centum
of insane in one sex over the other, must
surely differ in degree and .kind. Cer
tainly we must credit this excess on- the
part of women with an important physi
cal factor, aside from that of sex proper,
being of a less hardy development than
man ; but theso physical peculiarities
permit sex to assert its most potent
psychical effect to tho degree of shaping
tho actions or destiny of woman. It
will suffice to illustrate the fact referred
to to take the figures from tho report of
two asylums for the insane tho Penn
sylvania hospital for tho insane and the
juicmgan asyium. ut 141 insane men
and women received into these institu
tions whoso supposed cause of insanity
could be ! traced to disappointed affec
tions, eighty-four were women and fifty
seven were men. These fitmres nr
To stop new boots squeaking, drive a taken from an excess of; 454 male over
peg in tho middle of tho sole. female inmates. , Now, tho figures as wo
To bleach glue, soak in moderately eher them from asylum reports show
Ktrong acetic acid for two" days, placo on that vromen 0X0 no more Prone to msani
a sieve, and wasll well with cold wator. tr ttaa mon- 11 natural to conclude
: 1 tu.u.
cess of insanitv in one sex over the other
Diamond cement, for glass or china, exists with creator force in one than
is nothing moro than isinglass boiled in tho other, and not that one sex- is less
water to tho consistence of cream, with able to bear the operation of tho specific
i nmtui puruoa gi recunea spirit auaeu. cause.
It must be tmrmml trliAn n&vl
" I v. . .
If Iff illlJI.
Mercurial ' steam gages can bo kept A. romantio story comes from New
clean by putting a little glycerine on the Orleans concerning one Mr. Harmon
surface of the mercury. This serves as Jones. Mr. Jones was taken with the
a lubricator of both glass and metal, and KM ever i and set out for Cali-
prevents their contact. " fornia. , The vessel ' in which ho, sailed
Tn..i iuL Y, '. , was never heard from, and of courso it
bv roSlT m?enaWed supposeathat all on board, includ,
by rats, anoint it with castor oih ing Jons, had perished. His widow
Old engravings, woodcuts, or printed till lives a widow j that is to, say, she is
matter, that havo turned yellow, mav be still . Mrs. Jones, but' not a widow, for
rn."Li-.k. 1 wi.itsi K i i.i I H-i - i. it. ' I .. . . .. .. - .
. uidi, wiwMungcareiuuy mnmjuaii v uvi mo roiiiauco comes m. uon 10 Keep another portion or tne union in
in water COUtamincr a little hviH-wnlrihifA I An Knclih vashaI cmisincr in tn Pnm'fin I bankrUDtcv and servitude : denounces the Re
publican party for corrupt administration,
VhcuI Ilecipe.
In tho Rhino district, grapevines are
kept low and as near tho soil as possible,
so that tho heat of tho sun may bo re
flected back upon them from the
ground; and tho ripening is thus carried
on through tho night by tho heat ra
diated from the earth. '
Tho Italian Senate has passed a bill for the
suppression of brigandage in Sicily and else
where.. ....The Khedive of Egypt formally
opened j a new court of international appeal
.Further reports from France place the
damage by floods at $24,000,000 in the cities of
Toulouse and Agen alone. Contributions are
pouring in from all parts of France, Switzer
land and Belgium Tho daily record of
damages by flood and tornado is enlarged by a
storm at Decorah, la., which destroyed pro
perty toi the value of $150,000. Several bridges
wore carried off China has made liberal
appropriations for representations at the
Philadelphia Contonnial ...... A great typhoon
visited Hong Kong May 31. The steamer
Poyang' was wreckod near Macao, and one
hundred and twonty-fivo lives were lost, one
hundred and fifty junks wore destroyed and
great damage done to property in Canton,
Hong Kong and Whampoa.. ....The Chinese
authorities declare their determination to ex
terminate the FormoBan savages and to build
walled towns on the Island..... John Condon,
of Chicago, I1L, drew a revolver at the break
fast table and shot his wife twice," instantly
killing her. - He then shot himself, inflicting a
wound which might prove fatal. On tho
police attempting to arrest him he fired at
them, but without effect. Jealousy was the
occasion for the shooting.
!'
A collision occurred between two passenger
trains on the Detroit and Milwaukee railroad
by which fifteen immigrants, both conductors
and two other train employees wore injured
The internal revenue receipts for one
year up to July first amounted to $156,479,132.-
20'...... The Iowa Republicans nominated
Samuel J. Kirkwood for governor. The" plat
form declares that as specie is the only re
liable legal tender, a currency convertible with
coin should therefore bo gradually attained;
a revenue tariff adjusted to encourage homo
industries ; that no moro public land should be
Ceded to corporations ; that the patent laws be
revised to relievo industry from monopolies ;
Opposes a third term and thinks the President's
letter effectually does away with the subject ;
indorses free education and the public schools.
.". . .One week's health report of New Ycrk city
showed 147 cases of contagious diseases, as
follows : Diphtheria, seventy-eight ; scarlet
fever, fifty-one ; Bmallpox, seventeen ; typhoid
fever, one...... Tho California Democratic
Covention nominated Wm. Irwin for governor.
The platform opposes the unconstitutional in
ter! ereuce or tne iedoral au mi nitration in
the domestic affairs of the States, by which
one portion of the Union is ground with taxa-
John Hughes was hanged in the Jail yard
at Newton, N. J., for brutally murdering his
wife in January last. In his remarks while
upon the scaffold he neither acknowledged or
denied the crime, although at the time of his
arrest he admitted it..;.. .The Philadelphia
revenue officers seized the large tobacco ware
house of Henry Mehl & Co., and took Mr.
Mehl into custody on a charge of removing
snuff from his factory unstamped and im
properly stamped Paris dispatches place
the loss by inundations in the routhwestern
portion of France at $00,000,000, and the num
ber of Uvea lost at three thousand. Tho
official figures from the Irish-American riflo
match Bhow the Americans won by thirty-nine
points instead of thirty-eight The 8wiss
national council has voted $5,000 to defray the
expenses of a proper representation of Swiss
products and industry at the Philadelphia Cen
tennial The assembly of Cape Colony has
unanimously adopted resolutions in favor of
the annexation of sundry independent terri
tories south of Natal, inhabited by oue hun
dred and fifty thousand Caffres .By the
burning of the stables of the East Genesee
street railroad company, at Auburn. N. ..
eighteen horses perished Private advices
from the Black Hills report extensive dis-
coveries of gold. . V I T A ' "
The jury in the great Brooklyn scandal case
were discharged 'after nearly eight days ser
vices. Nino jurors were irrevocably commit
ted to Mr. Beocher 'a cause, -and throe to Mr
niton a according to the list given below, and
the twelve had been so divided nearly all the
time since they went out. . For Mr. Beecher :
Griffin B. Halitead, Henry Thyer, George HulL
Chiiatopher Fitter, A. It. Case, Edward Whe-
lan, John F. Taylor, Chester Cnrponter, John
McMurn. For Mr. Tilton : Samuol Flato, Wm.
H. Davia. Wm. T. Jeffrey.
The governor's council ot Massachusetts
have decided by a vote of five to four against
a commutation of the death sentence pro
nounced against Jesse Pomeroy, the bey mur
doror. The subject may be yet reconsidered
by he council before the time appointed for
the execution ; whilo it is possible that Gov.
Gaston may withhold his signature from the
death warrant A f rightfully lares death
and mutilation by accident record was made in
the United States on the fourth and fifth of
July, tho victims being to a great extent chil
dren Although the disaster on the Southern
railroad of Long Island was of the most dis
astrous that has lately taken place, the only
wonder is that loss of life was bo small. Dense
ly "crowded trains were running to and from
Itockaway, and one of these trains collided,
telescoping and turning a scene of pleasure
into one of death. Iu one instant, as it were.
and with scarcely a warning, eleven persons
were instantly killed, six fatally and twenty
two seriouely injured. - One engineer and fire
man Baved their lives by boldly leaping from
tho locomotive while at full speed. Two of
the men who were killed met their deaths as
they sat by their wives and children, tho
lat:er escaping without a scratch. When
the eollision occurred the two locomotives mot,
rose and toppled ovor; tho tender of the up
train, composed of four cars, was lifted up and
deposited on the top of tho smoking car, partly
JL Case for Severe Punishtnent.
Tho New York Herald refers to the
case of Jean Luie, who, it will bo re
membered, committed perjury during
the Tichborne trial, for the sake of
notoriety, and is now in jail, and com
pares it with that of Price and Loader
in the Beecher trial. The editor says:
The absence of any apparent motive on
the part of these two wretched men is
not remarkable to those who study
human nature A prurient love of
notoriety, the lust for lying, are moral
diseases. The wonder is that we have
not had them, as in the Tichborne case,
at an earlier stage of this case. The
fact that in two of the most celebrated
cases of modern j uxisprudence the
Tichborne -aso - in England and
"Wo copy the following from an ex
change, which is important if tree : Chronic
diarrhoea of long standing, also dysentery and
all similar complaints common ai uun season ox
the year, can be cured by the use (internally)
of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. We know
whereof we affirm. Co.
A MAW OP A TllOtSAND.
A OOXSUKPTlVK CtTRXD. WW death wm
bovrtr xpeUd im Caantt)a, an f iflhe
havtnc tilted. secfcUnt ted to a dteeorwy vbwby Dc
XL Jxkxs cvrad bis fmV child vita a fmpfurttloa of
OmmmmUs Mm. ITft no fir iw tt rorr4 or
tv staair to pay u w-. Tber la o !
rrmptota of OooiapJort H k tw fcpTt
KLrnt limti.lR4Utaa mt thm Kervca. LtX&ctu i-iP"-
tonUoo, Kharp Palaa fea tha Laaca. a th
Stomach. I-' i"- ot 4ba Howaia, a4 Wnttir rf lb
MaacteaT Addraaa CttJLDDOCK A 00 1U3 Baca
Sttaat, Philadelphia. Paclrtac uat of Uu
Beecher case in America there should
have been phenomena so strikiugly
mm Hut as the perjury of Tean Iiuie in
"BUY MB, AND I'LL DO YOC GOOD-"
la lb boay vaUu at ttf jo wlfl lad
who ara nScrins from drcpepaU. Bar eoupUlut, baad-
cba. rttets dabUUy of tba
Uoa, acidity, daraoadaacy. aad aaaaj crtfear BMladtea
the I aaoaad frota aa Unpara atata of tha blood. TblaaUUe
tfelnn ad sot aibt. Dr. I.NJI.KYS It DOT
A.D 1IKUH UlTTEKM will orl Uiaaa otoaaaaa,
aad taaoia aa tt wwa a aaw Imn f 111 a. bold by al
droirvtata. GEO. O. UUOUWU W, JMaTOJf
favor of the claimant, and the perjury of
Loader and Price in favor of Mr. Tilton,
is a peculiar phase of this wonderful
trial. We trust that the perjuries of
these upholsterers, as well as that of
other and moro conspicuous witnesses
will bo punished as severely as English
justice punished Jean Luie.
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TJt rough all the Aoes
of study and investigation which have
marked the path of scientific discovery,
one especially alluring object has tempt
ed tho inquiries and speculations of
philosophers. It is what the wizards
and witches of olden time, the jugglers
of India, soothsayers of Arabia, Magi of
Egypt, necromancers of Turkey and the
(Jricnt, and alchemists ox civilized
Europe have sought, but sought in vain
vegetable non-poisonous elixir,
Wtr i
Dr. J. ,Valker,8 CaliTornla Yln
egar Bitters axe a partly Ye?etabl
preparation, mado chiefly from tho na
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without tho uso
of Alcohol. Tbe rmestion is almost
dally asked, What is the causo of the
nrinaxalleled success of Vixegah Brr-
I TKEST" UUr answer is, mai uiej rcmovo
too cause or disease, anu iuo paueu re
covers his health. They are tho preat
blood pui Cer and a lifo-givinc: principle,
a penoo Renovator and Invioratoi
of tho i fstcm. Never beforo in tho
history o the world has a media ne bees
Mnmnn al txissesrinr the remarkable
Wo far Wh PP 1 cnsliUes f Vweoae Bitters in healinp th
a b t3 I Y niCl rk f man ii heir to. They
t t ill iiT I iii ra in I T I . .
N. F. BURMHAJTS
TLKBIK
ih. Ka. ID
wrr tbaa any outer
W baal- ParnnhUt frfm.
N. r. BlIRXHAM. Toa. fa.
tnt claaa
Tonic,
of
A Chemical Flower.
ihIiwm Iiiimi OooiTriiur la
ataplo artlcla ploaaw everybody Trade enaUooauy
Mla A wi nslMl Mwiahata beat Inn or-
mmtta-donH waato time arad Imt elrcoUr to ROPKR1
WKUiS. 43 Veaey Street. Now York. 1.Q. Bo tHT.
v. i u i.i- i rriTTI A O -The eboloort la the wort-liaortor-
from tho system all impurities, strength
ening the nerves, the muscles, and the
brain, and vitalizing every fiber of the
system, should bid denanoo to tho cor
roding hand of disease Dr. Walker, of
California, discovered an herb, tho prop
erties of which; if they do not entirely
fulfill all tho conditions above mentioned.
have at least proved themselves efficaci
ous in all of them ; this herb Doctor
Walker lias made an ingredient in his
famous Vinegar .Bitters, which cau be
obtained of any wholcsalo druggist
throughout tho country.
J" r:rVaS,ooV rS: m.n Uo PurpiUve as well as a
iTurtoa. ix a, ad baa prvl V rf lisvinsT Conrertioo or InfUmnmtion
the Liver and Visceral Organs m xiuiouc
Disease
Tho properties of Dr. Walkek's
Fursoaa Bitties aro Aperient, Diaphoretic,'
Cesnninatlve, Nutritioua, LaxatiTe. diuretic,
Sedative, Counter-Irritant Sudorific, Alter
tirta aryi Anti-Billoua.
It. II. McOOXALTJ V CO
Tnet9 aird Gra. A gta, Sa TrancUoa, CaWbrrua
aad cor. of Wahinrto aad Oarttna Sta, K. Y.
Hold. Uy mil l)nigbU mm& lelcra.
rvootabllcc-tao Varolajt
Ulory. Chan Into haaa-
tlfal oolnr with erory ehanxo ol tbe atmwpbero. Krory
d-vrcor taolatora or dryaeM repiaaaotaa oy a tuutnii
ookr. T01a ol atormy aod lair wwUior. Boat, eoat-
A. Y. MKRKF.LU317 Arch Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
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HEAVY YOICES-V NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
A new thrUlina atory by tbo author of - Alot tho
WrM " h.. m.t h.m In ttia Knatna Wtrklm H
Ct the whole atory by aeodinc SO eta. for that U. H
naice, Mnry aira news paper, roc 4
True Globk Pub. Co.. Unatoa.
Inundation in France.
' The Echodcs Pyrenees gives a long
account of tho damages caused by an in
undation of Pan and the"neighlxriug
districts caused by very hoavy storms of
rain. The river Gare overflowed its
banks, and the main street of tho town
ras impassable, the water being throe
feet in depth. " All the mountain streams
also overflowed, and the country was
submerged, greatly.' impeding, and in
some cases entirely stopping, railway
communication. A suspension bridge
at Lescar was broken by the flood, and
at Eaux Bonnes a houso was washed
HOODY & SAI1KEY.
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Hh perfect a o ( o r t
-tUbt and day. Adapta
ilaftlf to every anUoa ol
Uia body, retalaloc Kap
tare nnder the hanienl
Ixierelae or aafoieat atratn
10UI pormaaaatly aarad
Sola cbeap by too
Elastic Truss Co
ra. 683 BraUway, N. T. City,
and arat hy ra&lL Call or aaad for Olrealar, aod bfiv
The Icadihg American Newspaper.
TUB nBKT ADVElfcTlSlNl flIEllll.
DaJlr, $10 a jtar. Sami-Waaklf, X. WacVly. S3.
Pati. tnre to (K Smhrihr, Spechaaa (Vira ati-I
Adrertialaff Bates iea. Weekly. In clutof Sltr-l tn,r-,
only Ml, paataya paid. Addrvaa Thb TKTtiVf. N. Y.
1
WUnraaKxirn-N.. Jat tnaaa. fjoeiaina n i-ai 1 l
Kerraoaa by Mtdy, John Hall and othr.. with ..iIIIlU .iff
KnrTlnir.of ld lialch (Koluw StreM) tarrh . (M1- , f ' itX
now btn poUed down. Price, S2 pwr IOO, 13 J I 1 1 V
for 8.5 rrl or 5 fr IO rente, poet-paid. 1 ' ,U ' "
NEW YKK UAI1.Y WITNtSfBhltah. , t I C'
M erery Mornlnx. AU the New Only 94 a year. 1
Try U one ftfl?0" iTU-it, vZZ 4 a.
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WNTD U 1
PftOVtO HOMt
M LITTLE aawin ktarhtoe
Clark Ckv, Bnatoa, Maae. Krv York
a t c&jeaco, HL. 1 or Ijovm, at.
SOLETHING o-rT.-
We bao wotk and atooey for all. men or
nare Urea.
Addreee rRAJtk GLUCK. w liedlord. al
trtrta, whole 1
rWlta atalb.
la ou4a aiuiMT.
woman. btr wr
Isnnd atamp lot Catalogue.
M reo. p. Rowell a noil
ETTRR -rrr.TA FQS COILS, FLO ITS 4 FEED, I f , ,
aajinaaBwawap anTarV AfBp0Vap anaatPS waBwf)
"V. Af-nm. Mrapacteltya
yan. kUUJmm
T; .fi.iinm aWat alf mum.
r fom aola. 9 ceWaM la I w H
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a month to
KXUKUSIOR
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re. Addr-a
KU OU..noohanaB.M)ca
'Haarpn
all a ariaaa.
EDWARD ninBTiOM. Xw Ilaram,
HA.1IPI.K Frre and BUr
raaaala unitluc, Ad1r
TUK union pub. OO.
Pay la Mala and
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, Newark. H. J.
away, and another at Oloron fell in.
burying tho inmates, but no loss of life BOOK AGENTS
has been reported. Tho total loss
causod by the inundation is estimated at
80,000 francs, and a public subscription
has been opened at Pau for the relief of
the most distressed sufferers.
crush in pr it in.
If 7tife Tarlatan Dresses.
A "lottery manager in Cincinnati has
brought suit in a United States court at
Toledo for an injunction to restrain Postmaster-Goneral
Jewell from returning to
tho writers certain letters containing
orders for tho lottery ticket? which have
been seized by tho order of Mr. Jewell.
A good deal of interest has been awaken
ed in tho result of this suit, as it will bo,
containing a little hyiosulrjhite I An English vessel cruisihff in the Pacific
oi soua ami then dipping for o minute lately, discovered an island hitherto un-
ln Javello water. To prepare tho latter, known, and on it several Americans who
put four pounds bicarbonato of soda in had been there, twenty-six, years, among
n-eiuo over a lire; add one gallon of t hem' Mr. Harmon Jones, formerly of
Douing water, and let it bod for fifteen New Orleans. Tho family are preparing
minutes. Then stir in ono pound of to rescue him from hid long exile and
pulverizedchloridoof lime. When cold, bring him homo. Ho ought to be able
tho liquid can bo kept in a jug ready for to write a bookas full of interest and ad-
f or tho curse of an inconvertible currency and
i or tne attempt to pass tue " l orce Dili; op
poses the division of the school fund ; declares
the right and duty of the gererament to regu
late corporations to prevent them being made
monopolies ; favors equal taxation ; and op
poses id! legislation known as "prohibitory."
The United States steamer . Lancaster
has reached Fortress Monroe from Kio Janeiro,
having ou board e vera! cases of yellow foTer.
There is no diminution in the frightful mor
tality from measles and typhoid fever in the
Fiji Islands. Medical aid is to bo rent from
Australia The peasants of Deva and vicinity j
in Traneylvatiia, Austria, have revolted against
the nobles and defeated a battalion of tnititja. .
Many perrons hare been killed, including two I
Judges. tfBegular troops hare been sent to the
eoeno of the outbreak... t.. The report that;
the king of Bormah refuses to allow British
trOOTJS tO Daai thrnnTh h tnrritnn im nffimall
i , . . - Tl, : .- uiwu, isua txix 1 o "- J J
uypo Boiuuon. 10 prevent this, remove external application of . it gives relief if oonfirm-d......Gen. Cortina ha been arretted
wucu uxou, irom tne nypo it does not quite satisfy the demands of a IH,cea Sra by vol Manuel Farrat.
mto a dmn of salt water (a handful of mvinir natti An h; u.-.u. r the Mexican regular cavalry. Cortina's
salt to a gallon of water) before the ran int mCTrr ,;, PohcehaTO been arrested, disarmed and im
regular washing, and allow them to ro- remedv maw v.M rolwi i-.11 There is great excitement in Mat-
main therein for several minnW- v TJr TT- U tiPtd.... Alexander
I - . b- mm, Having cnarge of the foundry boaineeti
Tarlatan and tulle over silk, .a fashion
journal says, are mado up for summer
full dresa. Tho prettiest models havo
the round Josephine waists with wide
belts and elaborately trimmed skirts. A
pretty dress worn by a bridosmaid at a
summer wedding illustrates these. It is
of white tarlatan over white silk, trim
med with yards upon yards of blue forget-me-nots.
The silk skirt is merely a
foundation for tho tablier and plaitings
of tulle and the flower garlands. Around
the bottom of tho skirt are six rows of
tarlatan plaitings laid closely together.
The tablier is Grecian shape longer on
the left eide than on tho right and con
sists of easy folds draped across the silk,
trimmed with three long garlands, placed
quite far apart and arranged diagonally.
All that part of the skirt that is not
covered by this apron has plaitings ex
tending from the belt to the foot; down
the middle of tho back - are clusters of
long loops, of white gros grain ribbon
about two inches wide.
The low round close-fitting waist is
fastened behind, and, in order to make
it fit well, is separate from the skirt, and
has long pieces extending over the hips,
but which are concealed beneath the
skirt. - The tarlatan is sewed plainly over
the silk lining, being taken in with every
seam of the darts and side forms. The
Greek bertha is made of folds of white
iisse, and has rows of finely crimped lisse
at top and bottom; the sleeves are half-
long, and are puffed with three rows of
crimped lisse on the edge. A garland of
forget-me-nots begins in the middle of
the back, passes over the right arm, and
extends diagonally across the front of
tho corsage, ending low down on tho
left hip, thus making four diagonal vines
in the front of the dress. The wide belt
is three broad folds of whito gros grain,
fastened behind by a cluster of gros
grain ribbon loops like those that trim
tho back of the train. A spray of the
blue flowers trim the liair, which is tied
back by whito gros grain ribbon.
in ono sense, an important test case.
Tho purest article is the cheapest in tho
end. Dobbins' Electric Soap (made by
Cragin & Co., Phil.) is perfectly pure,
snow-white, and preserves clothes wash
ed with it. Be sure and try it. .
Tho cathartics used and approved by
the physicians comprising the various medical
associations of this State are now compounded
and sold under tho name of Parsons Ihuja
ive rills. Com.
Eminent men of. science havo dis
covered that electricity and magnetism aro
developed in the system from the iron in the
blood. This accounts for the debility, low
spirits and lack of energy a pernon feels when
tli is vital element becomes reuueod. me
Peruvian Syrup, a protoxido of iron, mpplies
the blood with its iron element, and is the only
form in which it can enter the circulation.
Com.
Wanted to aoll
rrnttlft'a I
Srrnir nredlra.1 Advlarr." Ik la tho olwtpeat book
iTr pnbllhed ; 8K pajrve, over 250 UloatratJooa,
S 1 .oO. Thonaand hay It at Ubt who cnnld not be In
duced to porchaaa tb htub-prlcr-d book treatlnc of
Domeetio Medicine. Unlike other bnoka eokl throairn
rente thla work la thormmhly adverttend throojchool
NortU America, Thla fact, totrether with the larva to.
elegant appearance, and many new feataree ol the book,
canaea tt to aell mora rapUUy than any work arer pab
liahed in thla country. Tboa of my aconta who have
had experience In aelllnc booka, aay that la all thoir pra
rloua canraealnjt tbry norer met with aoch eoceeee or
made ao larae wairee, aa sineo nommenctnc the aala ol
my work. I or terms and territory, addreee (laoaoainf
two poatatto stamps and KtaMna- eiperWwtee),
R. V. PIKRCK. ML D..
World's Diapenaary, Buffalo, W. T.
KoU. Mark envelope " tor Pnhltahios: Pep'tr
OOK AGENTS WANTED
to sail tho
NEW BOOK
TOR THE CUKIOUS." for 3 run
all literature, art, aricaoa, hlrtory. tholory. earth
and heaven, have beca raksd aad raaaackrd (or
thararaand eortoaa thlars stowed away la thiare.
markabie book. It la artuatty fHrrtotrtxtf with
quaint, beratiful, brUuaat thawchta aad truth,
acahmeat, lacrBioaa dcricaa, and the aanat won
drriul facts and carinas taaclee ever known, llupmiiar
if's fiUnrtvi AeenU aay "It's a BIO HIT.-and
these now at work report "fin." - 8ft,-- -ardr8
week I It really outarlls '' other books (Are o oas fw
omiw tomtit it to tmv U.- Ws waat 1 0.OOO more treaty
Afcnts aov-mn or woman-aad wa will mall OatUt Frro
to tnoaa wno wui ciniu.
A. ! WOKT1LLSC
I XJJ centa. loot
I vbaatHntaai
Tit. I W. O. OANON, 4(1 Kiwi
i mi
Of the Pretilrwt rsrfoMWM
iaaae naniaiaBiy .rwiKi nmt
pa4-pal,l. ipnn r-tfH t Iffl
frwrtMU t:i U waat tiMa
or. At!lrra.
and rtnw4. Ibl, X!a.
$I0s$500-f
a I - . . j , w. v
Inrrated la Wall Krer,
loads l foftatc. A
pace book irlalolp
averythras:, ana enpyof the Wall rlrtrt Hniriv
aTpVTrn X,TTJ,'C Jow HlCSl-I!MAC..l4aL-r
DXfXl X X IXlULt. A Krokera j Hruad wsy. N. V.
V LjVjlXLlJ AY Weekly js.l a yf-r. rod
f ri
c"GLEfiC3in3S
I Oo. for SDeoitaea. rrocoedlnrs r"Vti'la Fratt IJr
Aaaociatloo nwetina-of 1 i eta. AddrraaWtu
TOW A Co.. JackaooTtUo, flay gay where yon aaw tUa.
17TKRY FAMILY WANTS IT. Mobm la It
Hi hoM by Ar-nta. Addraos M. ? IJVKU Krk..t-a'
3 Pounds of Butter from 1 Quart of Milk
Can te made anywhere, by aay ena. Jf ebnrnlnc re-
qatrou. Jiaoelpl aeot (or X- rnta. aoamaa.
r. O. K nil, I'MlaOXphta. l"s.
mm m mmn w m am nuui w w
a. Iarn namanWU with fall per
t frrr to mu. Address
JOTOM . CO-. UAaTroBtH CoMT.
Bend for Cbromo CataWos.
irrroan'sSoaa, uaM. w
Established JS5H,
MlkOlatttCIIIKt ( ' 1
V X i ill ivC5 J
rxixm vajox. Arxxnm.
The Markets,
FIV VOK.
Bef Oattle-Prbne to Extra Bullock tX4l 1SV
Common to Good Texanfl CCtfa tn
Milch Cows .S5 00 978 00
Hogs live............ ............
Dressed...... ...... ........
Sheep
Lambs
Cotton Middling..... .....a
Flour Extra Wectern......'-.
SUte Extra....
Wheat Red Western..
Ko. 3 Spring.
Rye State .n
Barley SUte
Barley Malt
Oats Mtx-d Western
Con-- Mixed W e tern.. ........... .
nay, Jercw.. ............
08V
The best and cheapest Palat la the
World for Iron. Tin. or Wood. ?or sale
by TValers eteij where. PTITKCTES ITETaXLIO
PAINT CO.. V artuftYfTm, 96 Cedar 8t New York.
tCAUTIOlV-Purcliasera will pleaae
see that our name and trade mark are on each and
every package. Send for a Circular.
ATTESTIOS, OWJTERS OF HOUSES.
Ask jrmr Ilartx" Maker tor
the 2I5C 4 OLLAU PAD.
I They are warranted to care
any sora aerK wa noraa or
mule, or monrr rcrnnded. if
minted directions ara fol
lowed. Bend TSe. for sample.
Zlne Collar Pad Cw Sola
ManuTrra, BncbaDaa, Mica.
If'TFZlT
Ueleet all VUleat Parcativea. Tbey mia the
tone of tbe bowels aad weaken tbe dl nation.
TAiTanra EffcrTCSccnt Seltzer Aperioiit
la used by rational people as a means of raUorlnar all d
rancataanta of the atomaoh, llrer and iatesUnos, becan
It ranaorea obstructions without pain and Imparts tlcur
lo tha oraana which U purifies aad rasrnlatea.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGOISTS.
500,000 ACRES
mCHIGAN" LANDS
IH O 3TL 0 A Zj 33 t :
The Ludi mt tke Jaekvoo. lOeinelnar aad
Baclaaw ItaJlraad Co sap aay are Nr
OFFERED rOtt HAJJ , ,
Tbey ara situated alona- Its railroad aed oontaln larRa
1 raeta Of excellent FARMING aad PI N K Laada.
Tha fanning- lands Include aotne of tbe saoat tritlm
and weU watered hardwood Wade la tbe Ktata. Tbey
rv -v
a. t -----
15
rbey
are timbered mainly srrtb nard-mapla aod beerta : soil
blsek, eandy loan, and atmnde la aprincs of rmrawt
water. Michlfraa ks one of tm least tadnfd and m4 ,
m a-saW acBBBs an a'aa-ar , .
In ta fjaioa. and Ma far sa a j (j f
ropa and roarc thaa any Ww'ora
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1 88
1 19
1 03
1 80
1 45
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421 CO
THE WEEKLY SUK.
ft pae. US broad aolaxsns
from now to New Year.
po-f-oaJd. Mfats. Address Twm Sow. Kew Ynr.
SMITH
0H6AN GO.
proaperoos rslaXea
cmater vartH
State. Whilo aotne of too t rte htataa may prodooo
corn ra creat abaadanee. Uy have aa Hhar reauaree.
aad when thla crop faiie desUMtaoa f oHowa, aa baa beea
Um ease tho peat year in Kanaaa aatd Xfbnaaaa.
Prion frora to MdXOtwr aore. fnd for
Illaetrated PaapuleC Address. O. M. HA11.EM
Caassniaalaaer. laaata. illLrhlaraa.
WASTED, AfJ10rrH-r:eTywlera fwthala-
1 V teaatal Ulef srf-Ol" P"'. "n
Inrs. aelllna well. Addreaa II. O. UOUOllTO.f A
Straw, per cwt ...... 80
Bop IU, 80938 olds 08
Pork Alosa 20 90
Lard ; HX
Flab Mackerel Vo. 1, new 11 Q (A13 00
" Ko. 2. new 8 SO a 9 80
Pry Cod, per rwt. ........... 6 60 8 CO
Herring, Scaled, per box.... 40 ) 40
Pfjtrolenm-Cro.de U.'tgttX Befined, H
Wool CaUfomia Fleece.... 2S 85
TexM 20 (4 84
AnatralUn M 45 ta 84
Butter State... 58 SO
Wfatoro Dairy 23 w 34
Wcrtera TeUow 18 t 22
Western Ordinary..... IS 14
Pennsylvania Flue......... 21 (A 24
Cheese State Factory 10 t ll.Y
" Sklmmed.M. C3 (A C5
Western...... 15 (a) 11
Egga State...... 21 21
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TJiese Standard Instruments
Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere.
Agents Wanted in EYery Town.
- Sold throughout tbe Cntted SUtea aa tha
lTAIXSIENT PTJINi
That la. ow a Systata af Monthly Payniaota.
ran TiaamaatinsH mmk for Uw BwTTTI Atmicil OaaaJL ,
CaiAMKaaa aaa laupsrueaiara oa appUcatloa.
Inrs. i
CO., 1 Notneraet Straot. Boston. Mass.
PEXKSTLVAKIA MIUTART ACADKMY. fbra.
tar. Pa. Opens hoot. Hik. Location hWtblul.
rrewsds ample, baildfnra eortiinodVma. Cfrll Ko4Ttnr
insr. tha Claaaios and Kor"h tborontrhlr taoctrt. For
Ureaiars apply to CoL. TUtO. UVATT. i-Um.
M. Wtaalaw tfc Ca-. p
nr., frntimm f.-Jf.. ; Vt e
oonaaUy think yonr Krai Ym
snpenor to ail atbar Baala( 1
aea Kaaan
'OW-
VV'eat. Ktoae Si V. Crr;
Pprimnktd, MaJt.. aay .' Son
roara aombiaao all the ataliia
daetred la a f rat-cWs likl-'
r.rm4mr." Try lt.
" U k h"t tbe thins: for rrf-T-tra
aad weak persons, and I'" '
slU lor tha atrwoa- aad w-U."
r-tfS
U r-V fra. h-?, foe :r,?f"
bUerC Kew York.
...... .......M
venture as Robiuson Crusoe."
' : Tliirsty. .
The following question is put by tho
board of trade examiners to the candi
dates for certificates of eomwtracv nn
mates in the English merchant service:
What would you do in order to allay
Uurst, 'with nothing but sea water at
handi' The answer is: "Keen the
clothes! esrieciallv IVia srifrf. araVoVl m'tti
Some brands of albumen mrjer amlvniW" TirinVinn- n!t -n, -n
BUbiect to bliafol-ft. vlinn t i I itti.i' j Tlx. - . . '
- usu vuu i touxba wives tuo souerer mau. ont an
use.
An excellent liquid glue is made by
dissolving hard gluo in nitric ether.
The ether will tako up only a certain
amount of the glue, so that the solution
cannot bo mado too thick. If a few bits
of pure india rubber, cut into scraps the
size of buckshot, be added, the mixture
will, when dry, resist dampness to a
considerable degree.
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Hie. Dandies of Sieolar.
The export of old hats to the Indian
islands is a new branch of trade worthy
of the attention of old clo " men. The
inhabitants of the Kicobar islands, a
group in the Tndian ocean, south of the
Andamans, have an extraordinary fancy
for such cast-off head gear, and a regular
trade in old hats is carried on between
Calcutta and Nicobar, the much desired
head pieces being paid for in cocoanuta.
A tall chimney pot is the favorite kind
among the Kicobarians, and the acme of
fashion is considered to be a high white
hat with a black hat band. This is worth
from fifty to sixty cocoanuta, and is
worn by the Kicobarian dandy when he
goes ont fishing, the rest of his attire
wneat...... . .
Bye State ...... ....
Oorn MJxed. ...a
Barley State
OaU Btato...... ..
9VTTAXJO.
FVonr...... ..
Wheat No. 3 Spring
OOfls 11 MlXajLa) )
OaU...... ...... ....... M
Bye...M 1 11
Barley.......... 1 40
BsXTIKOlUt
Cotton Low MiddUrs.... ........ is
Flour Fxtra...... 8 25
WUeat Bed Western 1 Tl
RyVts ) 9
Corn Yellow M
Oats Mixed.. 61
SFOlefUB . . . . . .......... ... ...
muraLriu.
Floor Pennsylvania Extra........
Wheat Western Ked
Iyas aa
Ooni TftUirv ... ,.M
MilMaMewf8enteM8ssa
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Wbetbor for sween ataa ar Want, Maraaaara GarwOasT OU win be fwaad a fcsralaO.Wi I UTaZIT
f aae by awery taaad-wt la tbe lead. Wa know af ao smpnfary raadieiao or aniaie aow wmmd 'TlZlZbmuZ
whiob shares lb aod wtil ef Um awooe ta a maiiUcaa Lbaa kbia. Tsllcw wisope lovsaasmalaaa abtta vj
T TTTT? rrT A TTVfl GAIlGIiIlTG- OIL
la tha
IJataaa4 of Ih TJan-a fMaiaa. MablS-bad 1M23. Lanro
II ataa. IfJs saata. aoaail aai ( faaeil aaaa. 9Jk uaU. M
atorcbsnt a Garrlias: (HI Uoasnany. . JOHN
ofaSL B 1-iXM Seaj ww.
C lleory O. Slorrla, cf rhiladalfhia, who r. co&sistisg solely of a wai&t cloth.
leading and long established Life Insurance Company.inthe city of
r.ewYork, wants a good Agent in every town to represent its interests.
He need not have experience, but must possess a ffood character. Terms
unusually favorable and worth looMnu into; Full particulars sent on
application. Address LIFE nisTJiiAlTOi:, p. O. Cox 20ICy new York.