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OXAMPOS QV CARL'X011.
lextracitti front Wror4d.614 Ne'sy Assok— who
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l9alge An illubIlla At e1i " Di4mr, . 'vivo '"filer
0 1 it . a �T . j.j1p niad Ofs'"ciasisl — X NICIPPI,com
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Occasionally and. At to
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. - Mr. Fronde, Mr. Carlyle ,allowed bimself to
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be tempted into London society. Of an
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ter's he writes in big diary ;
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11 Lion entertainment toPrinom Helena
and bar Prince Christioll. Innocent little
Princess, has a kind of beAusy, etc. 04o
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little flush of pretty pride, gal$ one, whqu
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she ratio to go. out 'from dinner, bhook her
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bit of train eight, raised hot pretty head
(fillet of diamonds oole I ornaments , round.
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her hair), sod sailed out. 'A princess born,
Lou know I' looked really* well, the I ex , got � a,
ttle soul. Dinner, evening generally, W68
wiserablo, futile, and cob.t me silent 1089M.
nia the whole nighb through, Deserved
It, did I ? It was not of my choosiag—nIt
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PICTURE OF PI0J:,WICX. .
When Mr. Oarlyle met Mr. Dickeno he
wrote of -him kindly : .
To John Carlyle.—Cheless, March' -17,
1840.—There, at the dear cost of a shat.
. tored set of nerves'and head Bet whiling for
the nomb eight -and -forty hours, Idid.see
lords and lions—Lord Holland and Lady,
Lord Normanlry, oto.—and then, for Soiree
upstairs, Morpoth, Larisdovtne, Frefich
Guizat, the Queen of B I eauty. ate. NAY,
Pickwick, too, was of the Sam, e. ' dinp?rparty,
though they did not Seem to heed him over-,
. much. 11, I, a flue little fellow—Boz, I
thh1h. Clear blue, intelligent eYeSi,eye-
brows that he agohes aniazingly, large pro..
trusive rather loose. mouth, a face of most.
extreme mobility,whioli he shuttles about
�eyebrows, eyes,.mouth %nd all—"in &-very
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singular manner while Speak' ,
mount this, with a 19086. Obil 0.1 00111103011-
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colored hair and set it on a small, compact
figure, very Small, and dressed a la D'Orsay
rather than well—this is Plo4Wiok. For
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the resba %plet,shrewd-looking- little fellbwi
who Beems to guess pretty wall what he' is
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THE BRIGETS AND BRIGHTESSES. , '
Here is his account 6 of the Brights :
I will tell you about Bright, and Bright.
. dom, and the Aochedale Bright-taill-'some-
461ther'dhy., -JapoliBright,'the 'y6unger man,
and actual manager at Roohdale, rather.
pleased me—& kind of delicacy in his fea�
tares when you saw them by daylight --;at.
all events, a decided element of 11 hero.
wors"i which of course went for much. -
Bat J.P�f Bright, the ariti-corn,law inem..
bar, who had come across to most me, . with
his cook nose and pugnacious eyei, and.
Xarclay-Yox Quaker collar, John .and I
discarded in out views not a little. And in
toot the result was that I goo to thinking
occasionally in the Annandale adoent'and
communicated large masses of my views to
the Brighba and Brightesemej and ahoi6k
peaceable Brightdom as with. a passing
earthquake;' and I n& doubt lefb a very-'
laostionable impression of myself there,
poor young .1adies (Quaker or ex.
Quaker), *ith their 11 sbolitt6n of Capital
puniBhment"—Ach Gott I I had� great
remorse of it all that evening; but now.
. begin almost to think Leerved them, righte,
Anyway. we ounnob help'll, so there it and'
Lancashire in general may lie for the
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A BLL -H AT GLADSTONE, '- . . .
In a letter to Dr. Carlyle dated March
I worthy to be called magnanimous and
-noble, that it il Without exampi , i
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. OWR Poor history-, Add I think. it, is
unexampled, too, in the history of ,govern.
I Ing persoolo,towardt meh ,of leftors at the,
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pres . ent, as at Any time ; &ad tha
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oate!ullypreoerve it as ..one ofthe, thin$ I 9
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precious '$a in.; "'a , nd h ' '
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. , y morpory . . earp., A
real treasure or bextello
. . it, independ6at of
all results from It. This said toyourpelf add
rapaidtid1witti Xnan - f 1. �
. y I eelirige in my own
gqwai witiO, rhave.only tp .Add
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I . that your
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spilftdia and generou's' proposals for my
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preatioul, behalf Must got . an
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%ke eoeot ; that titles of honor Are, in %11
degrees of them, out of keeping with the
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tenor of -my own poor existence hitherto i
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this opooli of the world, arid would be an
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incumOrance, not A furtherance to we -,
that as to money, it has, after long Years at
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Agorous . And frugal, but also (thuiik God
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and those tha,t . axe gone liefore, Me) not
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degrading poverty, become in t,his latter
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time amply abundant, even superaban-
dallot; more at it too, now.a, hinderanoo, no
a help to pas; so that the Royal or other
bounty would ,be more than thrown away
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in.my case; an4lp brief, that except the
feeling of your fine and noble coulltiab on
this occasion, which is a real and, perma-
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nent pooseosion, there cannot anything be
done that. would. not now be ,a Eoxrow
rather than a. pleasure. With thanks more
I than -usually -sincere,-I, have -the- honor -to
be, Sir, Your obliged sod obeciiefit Be"'
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CARLYLE'S DEAD ivirr. I
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. Here are the words he wrot3 in. his. diary
after the.deidir of hill wife: I I .
Alind of leaden weight of sorrow has
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Come OVor all my universe, with Sharp
poignancy of memory every bow and' then..
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A cannot weep; no reliet-yet, or almost
oaua�iif tears., Gokkerfable.me to. live.out
my poor remnant of days'in a .manner" ohs
would'have applaudoill Zeles—as known
t.0 ofte 0'aly—were alit yory udble,;4 life,of
hidden -Watity, oll. giveif- to.�td�-ap nsirt of
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MY own. How had I Ide I as . rved it2- -I, on.
worthyl F1�QaUtifUI,*ex0e0aI�gI
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W Ob; Low
motilruflillY 66antiful nowi Ivallbit her
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Ari ,thou0ht,P,9r p3y Schatzen; but'my word
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: waopbqllow�� &a combijod tg,.tbe faeti.ond
� 11 never thodgIft of IOS160 her., yvagn, ely
-always-, I -r-cokoneil'that'l as� th vi elder
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I Should be the - first, such a vivacity and ,
brightness, of life I noticed id her, in -.spite
of.her perp6tual,burden, of. infirmities and
sufferings day'by. day.. Twice, perhaps
-thrioej during ber-bgrrible-illness in -1864,'
the thought rose in m.0, gliastily vindterrible,
that I was about. to. lose. her; but always
my hope soon revived into a strange -kind
of ,confidence 4 and very rarely was my
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work interrupted, but went on ate . a . dily up
in the garret, as the one. thing galvatojy to
�oth of us.. And oh, her looks -as she slate
in the.balcony at St, Leonardo I Never,
never. Shall I forget that - tenderhess -at love,
and thm depth.so of mise.ry, god, despdir,
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John jr. Jacobs, .tornserly. of V . Ictor1n,
ILessits Prosia Poy,owly . so Affluence.. I
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� I -know turns oat that the fortune lef . t to 1
John J. Jacobs, who* formerly kept the St.
George and St. Nicholas hotels at'Victoriu,' .
B.'_G, was,frot the princely amount. of
0631000,000, AS previousl' t t d b i -only
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the paltry how �of -,43,600,000. The- San
Fratl4woo E,�alnine� has the following pai;'.
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tictithka:'The storyof the 116w.rdillionaire's
life is a singular.orre, abounding in, those
Sudden Changes and wonderful incidents so
dear to the heart of the naielikt. He was. ,
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wl�[. J,RW414T CmA0144:0SX.
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ZIbr1rqI iltrInte LIXIablileg gqa jt,ea,lol: of
she 111119"ass 6t Commons. �
(Philadelphia Encluirer.)
. Kevgr Since 1832, wber the ,Reform Bill
assed, after I a ,. memordi , hie
Conflict between the Houses of Lords and
Comm�na, has political agitation risen ,
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Obesame beigho in the U4ited Xingdom as.
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now. Ths energies of popular . IeKdere are..
free, eimbllivg them to lead the fight now..
)eagivg in every place Of Importance, between
the rMonservativer and Liboral i4terehtg, or
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to wffat is, more strictly speaking, a struggle
for supremacy between the, Upper and
Lower Houies! of the 14�gililsturo. PX90ge.
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piano And monater meetings are thti order
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of the day, Both parties are appealing tq
the POOple for the sympathy which will
strengthen them to their respective Houses
at , Westminster at tile autumn Gessim of
� Parliament, this year, When* battle will be,
I joined once more with the result that the
Lords yield to the Commons or the Cain,
mons yield to the Lords. This, is, however,
scarcely conceivable, and the, iAdicAtidna
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are. that the , proud Peers .Moat
bepd or break. Radicalism has
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eminent SPOkeomou- , who - baldly Pro -
Pose the. , abolition a f. log � is)aVion b I Y.
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-are- received Witli-6othuslasm, which,
loyalty to time-honored cons titutionalism
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cannot elicit, Rod the istroug, probability is.
tha�withlu a few. months f rcm. this date,
the House of Lords Will yield ond tbuli
I earn itself anobher-term 'of grace bef ore the
6xbiDcbIOfi3Of Its privilege to exist he 4, body
of legislators having the right to legislate,
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as regards the greater p%rt.of its
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Only because these Were born into the run I K
of the peerage. And thus once more history
Will repeat itself ; the 90BUIC If . u similar
Coates o in 1832, will be re peateil in 1884,
Then, as now; the issue regarded the
eirl4irgiment of the frEirrobi
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,1880. 04
tell P ,
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at Parliament
a , Membox 01
.866_80 ; Prime,
so to :re6ruary
0orhAmorit log
98tilf, 1880, he,
P-- uviuvi 1 -ti niguer One, so g,ppO%x,,
Wit4-upiliminished btrehgob. Mr. Gig4.
stone, moat be numbered among R%dlo%1
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. Politicians, but the. Conservative element in -
big nature is. strong, ifiakiog 11, -
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cionaly moderate III a. crisis like the
present. U,iB advanced pJaitiou in
.political thought and. ,a.obiou. is tha,bro-
dubt of slow growth in liberal Cant'
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tigne. There can be, no question of
his Sincerity. . and � extraordinary
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ab . lity as.. a statesman, whatever in - ay
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be thought , at his Policy. I Us is a I o I equalled
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in Parliamentary experience and readines � a
in.dA§A.te, and hie oratory is of the highast
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order, 'The measures, passed in 1870,
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'which 4644146ii0d and disendowea, the
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Irish: Church and gave Ireland & libaeal
Land Bill, are remarkable evidences at big
Skill in originating slid �Cariylog corn
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lionaiv Chortles of logialation. Among
his , , &tog e 0
, uphievemouts since 1880 11 a a ud
Laud Bill for Ireland, a obB4.age in the rules
� of procedure in -the -House of-Oammons-and
the passage in that body 6f the RQPresev-
t4tion. of the People Bill, th use of the
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present hubbub. He was married in 1839
to tho - - e.14000 Okghter of Me Stephen
dlYnl�6. JJart., Wbb is 4till'living. Two of
his eons sit in the House of Commons, one
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,is a clergyman of the Church of England,
And 9118 daughter IS married too, .Minister
of the Establishment. In the warps of Us
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contgroporAry writing of him* within the
Past few Weeks,; It The. unimpaired. vigor
of Mr.� Gladstone's intellectual, .powers,
remains, sk: subiset of gilmirotion to friends
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ference� at in, 1832 the q ,professedly . .. � I .. 11 I � .
the ine � 140,14 . I PRAIRILE ipituliis.
opposed , rease of the electorateas . . .1 __ .
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wall as the ilcheme at the' redistribution of Scenes of -Devastation in Isouthippa oijan'
heats, bat now claim to opp6a b . I., � .11 I.
, e the Com- � loba, � .
mons on the ground that .9 mode of radio. - .
tribution does ii � rreapdrident. of Ahe
, . at ROcOmPauy the Itiberal The CartlwOght Co . .
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Provision for an entirged'ileotorate, which PilQt Hound S�jnal writes:' . 1.�
has Passed the Lower House, and wool be' . Our.*annual and apparently Inevitable
a, prairle-fire Swept over the southern part of
law to-4sy but for,the obstruction raised in
the Lbrdi. As, however, the G the couhtry on - Wednoodity, the Sthi inst.
orpment gave a satisfactory, xemson, in the In the afternoon a large had � destructive
milidnitude of the task, -w wo fire was observed' mhkio�g its way from,
0 --the- -Siabje--Q-t diculid--no-t- set 'to . work to pr668ch the fi: I 8 atOnce-
brauclx4-- -1 IrY the t Dakota,"dour thrifty former
be dealt w . . Ell to of their
. with at one -ttine, Pr6mised to
Introduce a schom industry 444 tGii-!frbm destraction-in
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early date, outlin a of tedistri-butJon at an some OgAe8 succ 14safully, 'but in, a. great
I ad its principles', -And even number ft -,proved of no
offered that. both'Houiell of parliament . avail. The fire
should unite in a joint addreBsto ths,Crow' , made Its course along the south aide of Tp.
pled��itlgihG 60 n 1, in. Raugis, 16. 16oad 17, And licked, up
presir forw . vernmelot'to bring in and bverythifig,to its coursei with'a few exQap.
. . . ard a redishrilitition measure ia tions w . here'u hard-fought battle between
the .coming see3lon, and, the Peers riefused the -fire fiend and tile sattler'reBultedin
to be hatiefied, the common San . as of the .
People ap*probends in the presentsituation victory to the latt6r. A. terrific *Ind* car -
the dispobibion iin the 'patt'of the Lords : tied bilt fire along with Morelli ble velocity ..
and-ok the Consorvii,tive party; to,pro alit and.foroo,'loaping over fire -breaks 19' iird . .
the onlarjewen . � V j5 - feet widej and 'hurling brands of fire
I . . t, 68 long as Possible, 6f the .and burning ember "in ,y
6100toral body' of the .United Kingdo 'a eve, direction,
m- Ahus destroying sta k, ,hlab war. deemed
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LiberiAl., sod Radical' orators. have the more than. secure,: and Continuing, in its
advantage over agitators on tfie. other side, course until it was checked by the Badger
in the presaaaq of -this' omMation. which Crack. The full b 'of the damage
'one intended..to . a on nown us I
notwithstanding professi i dons is of cours If ' ' yet 63o�ept
seems rather to gain thin. Jose ii.treugth' I exten
r6move it. A large body � of * capable me' ,in our immediate vicinity, but u;doubtedly "
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I n .a grout 'arnouht of graidund other'stuff
Aia waiting to. be enfratiobiBed, � They Sea has * been destroyed which will - not . be
that the peeks have L delayed their efifran- kno I .
chisement, sod j I adge them by their � works wb'for some, time. the :most dd&r-
I W '. able Oise iiii that. of John MtilleB, sem, 30'.
rathor'than by�their ordo'. . . *110 Wag Lent
- the last great change- fil the.congtittlency 1715 , !rely olean'ted out, � losing
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. .1 house, stables, granary , (containing L 360 ,
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If -the House Of. ,Coffinions was .roade by bushels of grain), mower', reaper, tub L ke and
the .-Reform. .Bill of 1867-68, 'Which, everything iliat he owned exoe0b- hie team .
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e*preBued in general language gave holise':1 . . L I
I I ily.,W.A" very whit. I � iok lost his
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___ eard- I I. � �tAg'-'4�-ikoTgPgks--ud-hmamd-the� �Stfible�(Ooataining:,- , .
"23rd, 1873, he writes. - 11 Gladstone4pp monati,whe;e big; f am hold Stiff 01 horses. Mr. Thog.Cobbleb
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to me one of the moBf oontemptiblest 00. DOWD, avin A Ingualauaing in Eno - I . party Islif .
Z .qu lostion in,th -two---v&luabIe-cows)
- witrift ,, sing . . C&M-' pj , . a rural districts, -grain w
I leverlooked. Apoor Rituiulldt;, aliftTot Considered quite mail to-do I but did not make provision for the establisfi. and also sev6n Stacks of Iii.6h Wore
and tho. , He turned up in awaidog ibe'thresher. ' '' . I .
�. ghly honorable. .
spectral kind of phantasm of a man - ths, ol , . I 'heat of virivallyholioehold suffiage outside Below is a partial list. of 'the. I . losses Bill.
nothing in him hilt forwo and coremoni 01 - ow .rleans as 9 diamond mslr� of the limits of bor6ughs. : Daiiug the late fered, which will no doubt -have ma
' ies obant, the buginess, no doubt,follow6d by his :session of .Parlismaiit, . which tasted from I I
and outside wrappages I incapable of seeing . I . 11 ny
I Additions when ohs total aniount .-of the
veritably any fact whatever, but Seeing,'. father, &a both -his brotheks, were. in the' Februory 5th to; August 14oh pf%the present. . damagedoneii known: . .
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crediting and Ittying to heart themere: same line.. .'He 'was then. cons illered. by� Year; -the 'Prime, Minister, Mr. Gladstone, I I ...
, All who know him to- be, the.pbasessor .of James Elliot, Boo. 28'. 145"Aost" his
clothes of the fact, and faueying thou all introduced; on February 28ob; the repre., stables, five stack of.gram and two Plige.
the rest does not exist. Let him fight his. a considerable fQrtilue. � Handling .the''.0entahon. of the - Re5pleBill, the object of . -
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. own battle, in the name of Boo . purem of gems his . 1p%trog; -ka �amohg A. C. Clark toet . Stack Containing about
Izabub,.the T �ea�X;r I . which was to Supplement the,. former 20 tons of bay and -a quantity of puts., His
I the elite of the city� . board of �tn
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. P . easure with provisioni g*ving the county- -'gkAin. staoke-vind�rrew_frum . . . *
god of Ekron, who seems to be his go& i 06 his or , ,&I Ila 11110 OL . I . . e-houss,barely,
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P616i,blaintism I 11 � '. - . 1h M -W 01 On. � ,. by in -1863- 7Vousel t0fdor the' same privile as ad - 'is '
'CE WITU DISRAELI. With" hio'brothek Solomouo ,"Jack" at fellow residistit in' boro'dghs, I us r" , , .escaped destruction--, I - ... - , . . ..
CORRESPONDEN � once Started in, his business of diamond tfie.nuinber, of electors fjo . a glolog ; ",-Rdlibbir Croas and J. Weeldy Qlarik,. goo.
� . 1. bout. t 'reO 20, had everything destroyed except -their
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He.had a different opinion 'of * the *Par ' ,tesdiiig; having. brought with him a large, And &-quartor toAtioull five ,to "a uarter* harses, -which were Saved by.the ef(oris bf
0113nal qualities of Mr. Disraeli, who, he stock of the geme....HiB brother'commeheed millions, .,out 'of' W. -total opulatio.a. of Mr. Stewart, of Snowflako, who acoiden-
urged, -1 could see faetq,"* was good natured- it motiiey,leodin6 business, which was thirty-h-ve. liaillidlus. - a ithaba, . offing tally happened to be in the'vidinity at the
.and bare no malice. This fbeling was not attended With such success that he soon great ,Opp . Coition . .
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lessened by the correspondence which becarrid known as the Rothschild of, -sapportere I 'a tiore- Me-' Cross' lose will be severe as'
ensued upon Mr. Disra . I Sun i outvoted .every.�' Attempt to his grain Was. a firib: � .. I
elile offer to him of Francisco.- . :In 1854 -the. .subject of - this. .deprive lialsond of ,its I Ahe advan. I 't , - . Oample slid An' exQjBl.
. . , . share in an crop. . � . _. . . . � . I 1. .
11� the Grand Cross of the Bath. Tb4 foi. wrtiale� became acquainted.. with � Mrs.. �tjpa of this measure, wIAch passed Its . . . . "t
l low!pgis the lettor in which the offeir.'Nas Mogmlsky,au eAtimabiti lady,'8180 a native of third keading.1h the- H6 Use Of - Coramons hi Alexander, Wieldle logo everythibg on:
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. mader . . . . . . 'Gineinnuti, wh I ere she waw..kuown by.:Iier bdJuna26th. It .was read tire first* time i� 13 platia-house; stsoks'.6te, , . ' I
To Thomas Ciiilyle, Esq. , ' Alexalittler MoRo,yj section ,6, ,I
I maiden nameofTbweie. Af ter &few months of the House of Lords on:the 'day followi�g, tA6 13: of, grain, a L hi f oat three
. Confidential.) — courtship the pair were mado *one. Shottly when an amendment'was' ' .13 k . I 8 araiing M�ohinery.
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Bournemouth, Dec. 27tb, 18,74, , I after this Mr. Jacobs' And his Wife lefiAlre 'Lord Cairflo,:to the effect. that, �.While . . I I
Sir, -A Governineut 6hould Pacific - Slope; but 'returning . opebed''s -, Hough. . F. D. Coate lost his stable, 'containing
' reoqgnize : � h I the ,was piepAi��d - to concur two P . I .
intellect. It elevates and Sustains the . Canute oteli in which line of but'ness lie in uny Well well-bonsidered and - comple a igs and a quanbity of articles . . .1
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toDe of a nation. But it is an office which, was )lot a success, leuving'it . o, baiikkupb., scheme for the! extension' of tfie.fratchise, . mi. CUIH .10130, his house. which cli * '
adequately to fuifil, requires both courage .Ue.thbn,ini)rddrtciobiain.,ii]iVelih dfOr' tained, in additiontoliougeholdeffoots,&
. 00 -it Could not Consent to % - mdagure without -quantity of,farimio i .
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and discrimination, as there is a chance of hilliaself and wif e,'.:took Up the p6bulisir *acca." either' -provision for, -a re"distribution of , g machinery. - - . -
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11falling into favoritism and patronizin pationwhiblits6hus Since followed., � -,Usages. 'O'Brien & Reynolds, Smith's
His aeattibrany adequate h6oarity thatthe -gill, lost four ,'staiilia. of hay '
imerboority, which infiteadof elevating thg,, � love for,the partner of h1i life atrug0o Wai .
latter parb wimid be passed before the Which Weis
national feeling, would eventually 'degrade intense,und his sudden fall from tifildenos foxmer.part of, the .Policy of enfranchise. Jocated on the.'xiorth' side. of the fir6'.beJt.. . '
or debase it. III recommending Her engaged I nygat.,j�vag-gl t ,,a -k
ta poverty waa a sitiydre bicig. I He lowed James Whit, I t" t
tof 8, a a so of bay- which
Jon a dome info operation. - 'in Y
Majesty to fit oat an Arctic expedition, sod 0, single appartment in No, 418 . was unfor -� u the same position,
, es �treet This was passed, the 'Opposition outnum- 4' long, list Df' smaller losses might* be
in suggesting other measures of that claeg � and Again took up the struggle for btead� bering. the . Liberals, as it he'd bee Ir Mentioned i but the above are the , princip -it
ber Government have shown their sympa.' a-gryty limited mfii;. The fight was, so hard arranged that 16- should,be', at a roasting of,,
thy with science, and . they wish that the, cost but: J20 pluckily made a strong -effort, Conservative Peers, hold previbusly, and .61168 which ,an be ascertained at the'.data
position of High.Letters should be equally despite which Ila was ften'bqmpelled'to At which the MurquiWof. 8@16bury, of writ6g, as, the western end of thedistridt
but this is not so easy. seek his fribrids to ob 0 leader is Still t* I I .
acknowledged; . 0 fain � asalsbad"- * It Of the- Opposition, prtsided. Usually idle .� - a haar from.'. - I - I * .
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because it is in the necessity of things that appears, froni -the -fact - that Ovary Aern Was .peers Were whipped-dp for , '66 occasion. .- ' � I -, � whav Is q4 Ind P, - � . ... - . � . .
the test oLmerit cannot be so precise in plaideff.aii;Aiis book'that itowaa�al,vviayia,his Subse4aentiy the HCiugd,* * . . I .. I . . .
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literature as in science, When I -doosidti, Ihtonti��n to make good tfiese l0kn"s Bubl. .declared -its. assent. to the principles .
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the literary world, I see only two living Does miti.*ill recollect his entering their representation 0011t&ihill in, the' Billp" but touch thO two pollee Of A, galVauic bxttor.y,.
sames which I would fain believe will be stores, .'and the . request, always made an. httem . pb to revive' the Franchise- Bill What is'llo thati'theills through�.Yourbo4ios,
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one. is , fl of fingers, or, even, I . Strong
. that of 0. poet -if UOV a gVeat poet, bri, d '?I a as Always neatlypoaven and 'House at Commons tbi5it ad' autuinn BOB., enough', strikes you delid.,on the 'instant
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a real one; the. other is your own. taste 11V ClAd.. n' last, Thursday he Sion of Parliamen 6 would*. take placo. �Xow . OaIvAubm, 'What is galvanismI A.force.
I have advised the Queen to offer to confer obtains the tat i6for ation that he was . the, attempt. will ba made -to batty the Y69, an . d F36 is light ML force and heat and
a baronetcy on Mr. Tennyson, and the ,,mo. no loirgier in Poverty, but was the'heir to Franchise Bill Without further delay 'from graVitutioll" But wben'.X ,am' told -this I
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W ,.Ing what any one
you liked it; but I have remembered thatV England. griclosod in the letter as & Lords, The ptesent populd6r Agitation is Of the forces is 64 1 Was before. All that
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care for hereditary holoors, . fortune hao come too - late' to make him .take place. , . truggia, which.vi � , 0
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confer on You the highest distinitioh ,for in llie arms. I h this blow be hao.nob certain, the question of. the tedisirlbution should bbtain'Bomsiaes; of Its charaqter..
anerit at her commarid, and which, I believe,, : fully recovered. The first action taken by Of seats will be taken L up. The necessity of istles,.abd should be in no danger of mig.
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has never yet been conferred by bar except Mr� Jacobs was * to outer a well-known it appears -in the tollo I taking it for Any
wing figuees, of many . fee that force, That is what
for direct services to the State, god that is, jewellety store, th=Pr!OtO.t Of Which- had *hich.rnight-bequoted: Taldog the whole your, pro got ofalrysics do.. for you, and
the Grand Cross of the ilath. I will speak often loaned him amounts, III" Olf 'It United X,,,Odom there Are 180 boroughs it You have only profited by the in6trao.
pay,fig t
and chain and diamond ring valued with An. it I t If facts at your command tbab will 'enable
well that in the vuriset of Your life You ) tiOns YOU have k6ceived,LYOU have a, store
with frankness on another point. itisnot & W.ta he sum he had teodived, putchitoed with pupalmdons 'aildOr 50000 each, and
At. 4460 Ing cash. qatf) Population of 3,825,000,
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should be disturbed by common Cures. I payi . He then proceeded . returning 86L ,ft,rosentatives, while 71 yon.to i.soogniZ6 heat, light, electricity,
seenoreason why a great author should about the City, repaying smill suffis, 'the boiroughs, W1- Over'60,000 each, sod up gravitation, magnetism, wheaev�r you ate
not receive from the nation a pongion, as entire total reabbing over 0600. The rela. 6 of eleven god 'a halt million them Manifest d. . When, therefore, you
Wall as a lawyer or statesman. Uafottu. tiVefroin whomMr. Jacobs lias received 111129=1it lit'voOnly,129 representatives.' ask me what meind iot I answer thab it is 6
the lega,cy followed thi businet,s of a ill& "'
pately, the personal power, of Her Majesty - William 11;,varl; Gladtitgue, 1, The 1,so. fOrOO, Possessing pbonlisr properties' -and
in this respect is limited; but still it is in Mond merchant, abd the entire 03,000,000, PIO'S Willfit'll," is. of coarse, the foremost .developed by a .aubataoc6 cobhtitutitig 6,
the Qusen's OaPaoitY to w3ttle on on indi, is said to be cash, He leaves for England man to be named in the history of the Part of the n6tvouo organialou of man and
vidual an amourit equal to a good fellow. in two weeks. go has already made it great movement for Parliamentary.reform other animalai and known to ,'angtomists
ship; and which was cheerfully ac I 'donation of 0600 to one of the. Orphan, say - now it, progress in the UIlitod 1(ingdom, and pbysiol gists an gray notva tissue. -
and enjoyed by the great spirit of =idl lUmhw And will, no doubt, p 0 .
J regent a gift to Ila Wks born Decamber 206h, 1809, the Dr, 11tiratriond.
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the goodness to lot me know your feelings' . - -- Inerahant, of Liverpool, and was educated . Ater,19011alosig 11,kniverainent.,
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011 these subjeats.-I have the honor to Professor Charles W.. Belonetb resigns the at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford. He . ,g What Scope to be .the matter?" he
remain, air, your fv,ibbf ul servant, I hair .of history And log,6 in Syracuse Wag gruatIttteii as double first.class Min. Askod mildly,, so ihey wort returning from
University, which he has 'filled ever since In 1832 be *as 6160tdd a Member of the' church; Of didn't you enjoy the adrmon ?11
. B.'DISRArbro.. that institution was foatdod, toaccept the 116usli of Commons from XOWukk, as a .46 11113jOy. the - sormon2l, she repeated,.
wing is Hr. Carlyle's seply : fir of olfurch history in Garrett roprd. shortlyt 44 and. that'adious Mrs. Smith, Bit.
The follo rofessorshi Conservative, and continued .to
%StItutei E vanston, Ill., succeeding theta Befit that borough until, 18-15, He ting dikedtly in front of me with a now tall
To We Righb Hnn. B. Difiraeli, 5 Cheybe the RON, Dr. Xinde who has boon elected ivas 040 of the 1aniot L do of the wrap on that nevot cost soent logo than �
row, Obelaes, Doe. 20, 1884. a biabopof ibe Mo&diSt,BpieOopa1 Church, TrOttsurY, 1894-5 ; Un Or
dot-866tatury If 0125, You Most think 1 have a Very warm
Sin,-Yeaterday,to toy great auprigo,j had " Who now Chapel of Trinity Collage, Tot- State for the Colonies, �anuaty to April, religious tomperamonVI-New Ycirh Sun, .
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. the honor to receive your letter ookite;irijbg onto, 000t.020,000, . 1835," Vide-PrOsident of the Board of 1. *�
a magnificent proposal for my banefit,1 Mr. Sboobonson, SupetInjond t i Trada,1841.8; Ptaaident of the Board of
. t Trade, 1818-5, 800r4bitY of StAto for the preikebea in this country, ,ph6he, with the
which will be memorable to me f on a he Zvoiy Year 7,000,000 sokmang Ate
or the I Grand Trunk Railway, b6ilovem the ell
rest of my life. Allow Me to Bay that the I will OhAOXfdIIY grant the extension Olin CO Ibles, 1846-6,; Moralist Of Varliai;an editorial attiolog: in the 'afly. nowsifivapre.!o
tatter, both in purporb and exptos3iob, is reduction in their pay. I the ortOlt 0 t1alvOrsi'tY 'Of Oxford, 18476155 keep the Country from goilig Up -
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Mratolred westward, but still the Rue Joan
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great city on the seine. * An improvement
has been adopts I Might be imitated
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hero, Alarp�rooLulf3eetELP06rtforpLqrsono
who may desire to write letters. It is
fiffirtehad with maps, guide 'booko, d L
aries, stlol d . I lotion,
I 11 I trectories, find has a supply of
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loddy�ll One of his most astounding pby4i.
041 fO814 was big series of Midlotl ,
Speeches, The building in which be ,iian
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for nearly two Looks, three times aa'coes-
sively, and spoke With increased vigor eiggh
time. Snob a task perform I ad by � a man
overwhelmed with � affairs, and now within
Isfe"eeksof-75','i-s-a-,-"tet�,6,of-,Wbich bfi�
I greatest orator at kiMoky DA9146 bd proud
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. ITA14AN economists ate b9ginaing to feelL
anxious about, flie rapid increase in the
number of illegi I
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�0,000.0,Ulatthry,l It has Indeed risen by some
a 6 last ten years, but the returns
show that the. births Are very prieve I nly
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disbributed� The..Lproporbion to' the Papa.
latiQu is highest in Venice and game of the
wealbbier to�vas at Lombardy ; it is very
low in the 4bruzzi and the poorest districts..
Its cause is- thereforeprobably to -be sought'
in A,tbMPOr&rY iisd-of the standard of coin.
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. people with their Multiplying wants.,lind
luxuries afraid Of .'the re'sponsibititieS of
marriage, more than in an .
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distipotive food had, been I. co�ounied, &.111 . 41. I .
I conten b -h %& the couraje� L .
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we left off rearitig it r food it' would
interlard With clotbos.. He'*4s, how6vog,
instantly refuted, in the moij practical
manage, by a true vegistarian.' who
' &rose and asserted that he was completely
dressed.in materials which had. involved
no :blood �gulltiness whatever. A cotton
Velveteen Coat 0 L a dark linen drill Waistcoat,
corduroy trousers and lawn tannis, shoes
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Statement that 11 he had never tasted
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for life. Dr. Fave, of Finistere, wa, . a called
to one whose firqt finger was thanging by .a.
small Piece 61 skin. , Not being 'willing to
do Surgical work at bilght,� be put . the finger
in place and braced It with it couple'& ,car.
set bones. Next day.the finger was doing
so well that he did- not diet tlrb it. In four
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days,the child cigIld move'the finger, 'and
in a month lid was completely odred. $a
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theie is top much hasty surgqry, ,and . the
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At Orleff feefDg pa'aikA, bn ths 76h in
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second bands at f rom L L - in
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414 tQ:916. ,If 216; wome
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At a Marriage on the 14th !net., in ,
GlIeW Cathe4ral, Edinburgh, the Epia ,
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of worship of the Wallin . ,
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Church, in, the West and of Glasgow, the
, Collection amounted tO412,500, being thi
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The International Forestry Exhibition
in Edinboro �vas closed on . 8 I aturdays
October 11tb. Daring the three months in
which it was open the exhibition was Visited
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17th !net. for London. His Lor4ebl
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seemed in OQ04 b, L . tly BuStAinedi
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ons thaL9`094 8 .
. pectator are multiplying
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fo I rfeeling some a4xre65,hs, - to the fatum
The p6pulation Of the kingdom which ib
1810. was 15,o00,00.0 is now 94 006,000 -th%
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. I ?Aevious pie'.
The followill2g,rhymed version If lir -
Commandments is B%id . I a T
to buys boon tais
.in the little school kept. by Dartiel-gimpool
Ab- the 44 SAW pit f ,i near 4110k, abou
Rixty-five Yearp ago:. . I *.
"Flrsb-HaV6 th6l, no other gods butk .
80001id-Untono-iniagebOWLthok 0.
Thir.d--:_,T&k6 not t I nee. . .
lie name Of God in,vqin.
'Fourth --4)O not the lishbath day pro . face.
r"f th:�-'#O]Wr thy fit'her and mother too;
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,e,lt,I_Fr"-' evil keep. thou ohiist� mud4ol *
igbth _ ad Steal not .th
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a;i OOncOrbiOg this subject, but fro
& Ossual ilasPBOtion of -the women. w,hom
have seen ai the Union Square., Daly's alidl
Wallaok's Theatre since Monday I am,
quite Convinced that the dark.haired I I I
to be the go th . is, wintpr, 'Every one in Al
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set in four'years ago. No one'knoWa eXuailyl
where it originated, but- men were Startled
by. SOBiDg life -10139 friends whose .hair hid,
. alway a been dark turn slowly or rapidl 4
pro L Yt so,
theL OsB0 might have .been, to nations
and artificial blondes. L6.
'It -began' to see&
about a year '890 that no, natural bland6iv
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were left On UsElfiRtban -island. 'Nearl!
every woman had yollowishi., ,trsw
like,. - oiniiryucolored ' Lai
in .,.the . M%jorlby., of i,,r,,, .00upledl
. tail as . WAtk'
dark .OYObtowo - and 484 - and -a"
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OUVIIDUBIY inharmonious. complexiinx. Tha,
faBbign'spread with exbriordinar� rapi6ty
.The Papers teemed *11h the advert'i �-'l
Monte of quacks who agreed to turn '17
. a. - golden hue for L 75 conta a he
!?- . I I battle, anin
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Meat with hidi, says lonal stories of
. ,thLq,with modern Bar. girls who *bad lipcome demented from the.
gio%l,dressings fingeri.4hay often be saved, I ;
Wn. oompletely�Mvered, - excefisive use. Of those dyes. . It WAS he, '
. �. TuE exaMp � le' of the I ' i I . - At onetime that it' a man Seconded to I
I gfeat snail . industry reasonable, altitude in a, balloon and gazeq(dall
I in Biaeguady, wb . i 'down through the aam
I 0h is acquiring greater' . skylights - Qf New York '
development year.. b . I houses he would pet thoujandii bt Wom J
. - 'he . W,.;
. I I . yyemr' owing to lying On their ba.'eks, with their.h4dr oprea-41
fine q"liby Of the fiesh'of the,v4ne-leaf fed ovar a board bleaching slowly by meaus,4111
mollusk, has fittinulated sheSwies, to efforts. Boda,und thi sun. In this . W .
. . id the'same direction* state of affmirir
_,.4 nuaAc,k_cCgar_ ' '
-&-ne-,-bbetween A)&v . - -A-gsnuino�blonde- oi---4-straight ilp-sad-
as and' .Landquatt. in 'down hot-Whipered,fieckle.1hadd and red4';
this Canton: of Grisonq,' havd 'lately, bead headed girl became Veritable queens oindilij
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I farmB. a summer time the appa 1.
, During th ' ame"' the throng Of -Artificial beauties.. NOWq,
entlY, BvbrY One has gr6wn weary �OJN
-Children are employed'to gather the snails , it altr,With the.reoult of -a dtoided.ly grad
from field find hodge: and bring them to the fying'and mUch1m6ropiobdre U1 '
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fukars, -where they, are placod.1if ',busheb . Chic 0 Tribline s� New IY62*-Lit �
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and oervea the double purpose of. in .jusaL L. .. The Plssmp� Proad Plumbers. . :�
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1, 1. . . Poor pluinber has returned fro �
;. taut% arid wsWterlor the. * Enrage and is now waiting imputien-tly to
. . . winten 'At:tbe
. at reach of obld'.weather the ,snails, - which I . the early frOht.-BNton Tinies. - . . ..., I
Me then i Waxed fat. 6ury I thimsilves Jul A. phioago woman. has been paying .
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. packed up in 2 uwb.-basket6i�and sent dff.to -out saying that'this lady is the if f
Italy, vibere, as 11 Burjurrdy:snaile," - they* Plum'ber.a�;-Lowell Citiiej I I. * ' W1 0 0 . Is -L
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. sell At 18 franca to* N francs the package. , I am a pluCabdr,11- ans r
.� . . , . ' a,barglar,
'.AsIntereating Suggs . 'been who -WAS dipcov6ed in a her of .
� . ation has just. a house -in Cincinnati at In i bt, An
...made foe the -introduction of . ce,Mels into � t a
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fat I armors And others. � For a' number oX aud.helwotlldle%va�mesometbio .9,- etrait
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and'their docility'and endurance in that 'The - plumber. b-ile*'a va� Hamlbb that
country are hIghIj Otaiiied. Luden separ. playing upon a. pipe is aseasy As lying. ad'
ately, they take about deVerr hundredweight has a V t experience in both, for kagab of
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Much a8A to,, u piece. . th a abou -
' I By the Australian ,an work, and.the stories he tells abo
"'NaI� mployed 'the time Of big men antiole him *to a place
r .they are exiefigively e ill
ntedi8trict6 where water is su umong the Lmost det min�ed* lrate�is of the'
.lid . or
are almot)binvaluable� Thepriedofayoung Into lamentedGeorge Washindtou.-.60irtm&.
camel ,is from 6250 , 7t6 L,0350; ., and Budget- ' " ... � .. . � . � . d . � . . I I I I
this sum is not deemed high ` by - ' - �� . . . y
the inhabitants. Of the 1 1 Antipodes. ' The . whe'Giold In'like UnIttil States flunt. � !
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chief objection to thbir introduction- into "The gold in' billtion. in ths. -mint �4us'b
England is that the country is too web, and now SMOUnta to 025,000,000 in V'alu%ll . said,
.Camels novor get along well on web ground. Chief Clark of, the Mint H-ickok. ,"It is
After rain they ate liable to slip and POMPOOed of gold,bara six inches in, length. '
become ageless. -goigeS SIS ' ' much three in.width and one and - * ilf in t iok- '.
a' are .
terliflod by their appearance. A Simi worth 0,000, It agan to ,_
. far .1" Pass, each I ' . . ilc� I
: attempt wag made to introduee'them in the mulate ubbub live years a ,L� an a
. United States, some 15 -years i5o, but the foreign , tied. � inoroased in a woriderf
ides did not take. L . .. .1 I manner. 'A:1orge &rdo6bt. 6't.'Hoglish %'
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looti ' L French gold was paid into, the oollUtty and
DA.'R tat HdLun,. *hose, large act " One .was Sent to the NOW York Assay' Office,'
in'tho natural history sod ethudgraphy ,of where AWAO mOlted-down into bars. All
Africa have enriched .the' mahening' of thii goldwas tent . heia. . It is I,00a 'fiata
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Australia, I is now . carrylbg cub ii very. I large whIbb is our teollnicality for, 'pure or 24-
f xpl�ratioh. He Is . ftL (1&130 carstgold. Tho Amorloan -gold coitiage in.
Coloty r6obutly intending to Cross the : 000 -flue, while Ragligii ni �25 fineo .,go that
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cot! tha goo f earn south to otirtII4 Heexpee't' we are glad to get that.boina a 0 Moli-
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the 4ater parting,betw . I&rge'amont of gold is Always in. the mint.
car! the Congo and The - &mount fillotautes- Next 'Week w1d ,1
Zambesi Rivers, a rogfoil of which litrIb 16 may have a groat deal rodre, a It
known, to trace the sources of tile I , I
River in the couri brY that Livingston C"go 'nearly. all be gone. It depends an h
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ealono aeniana foe gold ooiih.-'Philade ... :
has visited, to solve the problem of the . . I tyAjALT C&
..eatination of the River Wellpi. in which, . I . - . I .k
however, Dr. Junket way Anticipate him, . A Ottoteill Sors-lid-Lawt.
gild to push north eitb6t through Dart" or count do Vorkniedith all Italian nobI
Wadal. in 187J Dr. Holtib vainly,applied man now in Now York, 10 engaged to
to, several scientific bodies -to Send lift , n to marrIod to Miss Madd Strobberly, Of Fit
Attida, He finally. startod Oil his own Avenue. . . �
account, reached Port Elizabeth with $16 One of the guests it a recent goal
in big pookot, practised madicine in the ev�l
. gathering ah. the $dabber y mansion, ask-
ditimona fields, and "Pont hie parningo anti -bid, Mrs, 15oobbetly-She Used to be a 13 .
two years and a half Of time hi explorations Vant gltl-how she liked ,hot Prospi3ati
which were so remarkably fruitful that the son-in-law. . .
Vienna 606grAphical Society' and other 11 go and Mr. Snobberly are both tlokl
bodies raised, I&b6 Winter, 05,000 to enable to death With COUtIbL aevormicelli, and t
him to carry out his preaeub enterprise. WAY lid is stuck on Maud is a Bin, 10a, 60,
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lower east Tennessee, notCh Georgia, and imagin6a she *anti, he makes tore bay
north Alabama. Allfatraing Interests &to hor."
a6tionsly imperiled, 'and Unless there fle � 0 � 11. � . -1
fain soon. the result will be disastrous. The bay. fever sufferer is N dov
Grazing lands Ate burned up and the individual, booguse he IS continually on,
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"23rd, 1873, he writes. - 11 Gladstone4pp monati,whe;e big; f am hold Stiff 01 horses. Mr. Thog.Cobbleb
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to me one of the moBf oontemptiblest 00. DOWD, avin A Ingualauaing in Eno - I . party Islif .
Z .qu lostion in,th -two---v&luabIe-cows)
- witrift ,, sing . . C&M-' pj , . a rural districts, -grain w
I leverlooked. Apoor Rituiulldt;, aliftTot Considered quite mail to-do I but did not make provision for the establisfi. and also sev6n Stacks of Iii.6h Wore
and tho. , He turned up in awaidog ibe'thresher. ' '' . I .
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spectral kind of phantasm of a man - ths, ol , . I 'heat of virivallyholioehold suffiage outside Below is a partial list. of 'the. I . losses Bill.
nothing in him hilt forwo and coremoni 01 - ow .rleans as 9 diamond mslr� of the limits of bor6ughs. : Daiiug the late fered, which will no doubt -have ma
' ies obant, the buginess, no doubt,follow6d by his :session of .Parlismaiit, . which tasted from I I
and outside wrappages I incapable of seeing . I . 11 ny
I Additions when ohs total aniount .-of the
veritably any fact whatever, but Seeing,'. father, &a both -his brotheks, were. in the' Februory 5th to; August 14oh pf%the present. . damagedoneii known: . .
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, All who know him to- be, the.pbasessor .of James Elliot, Boo. 28'. 145"Aost" his
clothes of the fact, and faueying thou all introduced; on February 28ob; the repre., stables, five stack of.gram and two Plige.
the rest does not exist. Let him fight his. a considerable fQrtilue. � Handling .the''.0entahon. of the - Re5pleBill, the object of . -
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. own battle, in the name of Boo . purem of gems his . 1p%trog; -ka �amohg A. C. Clark toet . Stack Containing about
Izabub,.the T �ea�X;r I . which was to Supplement the,. former 20 tons of bay and -a quantity of puts., His
I the elite of the city� . board of �tn
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. P . easure with provisioni g*ving the county- -'gkAin. staoke-vind�rrew_frum . . . *
god of Ekron, who seems to be his go& i 06 his or , ,&I Ila 11110 OL . I . . e-houss,barely,
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P616i,blaintism I 11 � '. - . 1h M -W 01 On. � ,. by in -1863- 7Vousel t0fdor the' same privile as ad - 'is '
'CE WITU DISRAELI. With" hio'brothek Solomouo ,"Jack" at fellow residistit in' boro'dghs, I us r" , , .escaped destruction--, I - ... - , . . ..
CORRESPONDEN � once Started in, his business of diamond tfie.nuinber, of electors fjo . a glolog ; ",-Rdlibbir Croas and J. Weeldy Qlarik,. goo.
� . 1. bout. t 'reO 20, had everything destroyed except -their
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He.had a different opinion 'of * the *Par ' ,tesdiiig; having. brought with him a large, And &-quartor toAtioull five ,to "a uarter* harses, -which were Saved by.the ef(oris bf
0113nal qualities of Mr. Disraeli, who, he stock of the geme....HiB brother'commeheed millions, .,out 'of' W. -total opulatio.a. of Mr. Stewart, of Snowflako, who acoiden-
urged, -1 could see faetq,"* was good natured- it motiiey,leodin6 business, which was thirty-h-ve. liaillidlus. - a ithaba, . offing tally happened to be in the'vidinity at the
.and bare no malice. This fbeling was not attended With such success that he soon great ,Opp . Coition . .
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lessened by the correspondence which becarrid known as the Rothschild of, -sapportere I 'a tiore- Me-' Cross' lose will be severe as'
ensued upon Mr. Disra . I Sun i outvoted .every.�' Attempt to his grain Was. a firib: � .. I
elile offer to him of Francisco.- . :In 1854 -the. .subject of - this. .deprive lialsond of ,its I Ahe advan. I 't , - . Oample slid An' exQjBl.
. . , . share in an crop. . � . _. . . . � . I 1. .
11� the Grand Cross of the Bath. Tb4 foi. wrtiale� became acquainted.. with � Mrs.. �tjpa of this measure, wIAch passed Its . . . . "t
l low!pgis the lettor in which the offeir.'Nas Mogmlsky,au eAtimabiti lady,'8180 a native of third keading.1h the- H6 Use Of - Coramons hi Alexander, Wieldle logo everythibg on:
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. mader . . . . . . 'Gineinnuti, wh I ere she waw..kuown by.:Iier bdJuna26th. It .was read tire first* time i� 13 platia-house; stsoks'.6te, , . ' I
To Thomas Ciiilyle, Esq. , ' Alexalittler MoRo,yj section ,6, ,I
I maiden nameofTbweie. Af ter &few months of the House of Lords on:the 'day followi�g, tA6 13: of, grain, a L hi f oat three
. Confidential.) — courtship the pair were mado *one. Shottly when an amendment'was' ' .13 k . I 8 araiing M�ohinery.
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Bournemouth, Dec. 27tb, 18,74, , I after this Mr. Jacobs' And his Wife lefiAlre 'Lord Cairflo,:to the effect. that, �.While . . I I
Sir, -A Governineut 6hould Pacific - Slope; but 'returning . opebed''s -, Hough. . F. D. Coate lost his stable, 'containing
' reoqgnize : � h I the ,was piepAi��d - to concur two P . I .
intellect. It elevates and Sustains the . Canute oteli in which line of but'ness lie in uny Well well-bonsidered and - comple a igs and a quanbity of articles . . .1
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toDe of a nation. But it is an office which, was )lot a success, leuving'it . o, baiikkupb., scheme for the! extension' of tfie.fratchise, . mi. CUIH .10130, his house. which cli * '
adequately to fuifil, requires both courage .Ue.thbn,ini)rddrtciobiain.,ii]iVelih dfOr' tained, in additiontoliougeholdeffoots,&
. 00 -it Could not Consent to % - mdagure without -quantity of,farimio i .
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and discrimination, as there is a chance of hilliaself and wif e,'.:took Up the p6bulisir *acca." either' -provision for, -a re"distribution of , g machinery. - - . -
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11falling into favoritism and patronizin pationwhiblits6hus Since followed., � -,Usages. 'O'Brien & Reynolds, Smith's
His aeattibrany adequate h6oarity thatthe -gill, lost four ,'staiilia. of hay '
imerboority, which infiteadof elevating thg,, � love for,the partner of h1i life atrug0o Wai .
latter parb wimid be passed before the Which Weis
national feeling, would eventually 'degrade intense,und his sudden fall from tifildenos foxmer.part of, the .Policy of enfranchise. Jocated on the.'xiorth' side. of the fir6'.beJt.. . '
or debase it. III recommending Her engaged I nygat.,j�vag-gl t ,,a -k
ta poverty waa a sitiydre bicig. I He lowed James Whit, I t" t
tof 8, a a so of bay- which
Jon a dome info operation. - 'in Y
Majesty to fit oat an Arctic expedition, sod 0, single appartment in No, 418 . was unfor -� u the same position,
, es �treet This was passed, the 'Opposition outnum- 4' long, list Df' smaller losses might* be
in suggesting other measures of that claeg � and Again took up the struggle for btead� bering. the . Liberals, as it he'd bee Ir Mentioned i but the above are the , princip -it
ber Government have shown their sympa.' a-gryty limited mfii;. The fight was, so hard arranged that 16- should,be', at a roasting of,,
thy with science, and . they wish that the, cost but: J20 pluckily made a strong -effort, Conservative Peers, hold previbusly, and .61168 which ,an be ascertained at the'.data
position of High.Letters should be equally despite which Ila was ften'bqmpelled'to At which the MurquiWof. 8@16bury, of writ6g, as, the western end of thedistridt
but this is not so easy. seek his fribrids to ob 0 leader is Still t* I I .
acknowledged; . 0 fain � asalsbad"- * It Of the- Opposition, prtsided. Usually idle .� - a haar from.'. - I - I * .
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because it is in the necessity of things that appears, froni -the -fact - that Ovary Aern Was .peers Were whipped-dp for , '66 occasion. .- ' � I -, � whav Is q4 Ind P, - � . ... - . � . .
the test oLmerit cannot be so precise in plaideff.aii;Aiis book'that itowaa�al,vviayia,his Subse4aentiy the HCiugd,* * . . I .. I . . .
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literature as in science, When I -doosidti, Ihtonti��n to make good tfiese l0kn"s Bubl. .declared -its. assent. to the principles .
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the literary world, I see only two living Does miti.*ill recollect his entering their representation 0011t&ihill in, the' Billp" but touch thO two pollee Of A, galVauic bxttor.y,.
sames which I would fain believe will be stores, .'and the . request, always made an. httem . pb to revive' the Franchise- Bill What is'llo thati'theills through�.Yourbo4ios,
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one. is , fl of fingers, or, even, I . Strong
. that of 0. poet -if UOV a gVeat poet, bri, d '?I a as Always neatlypoaven and 'House at Commons tbi5it ad' autuinn BOB., enough', strikes you delid.,on the 'instant
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a real one; the. other is your own. taste 11V ClAd.. n' last, Thursday he Sion of Parliamen 6 would*. take placo. �Xow . OaIvAubm, 'What is galvanismI A.force.
I have advised the Queen to offer to confer obtains the tat i6for ation that he was . the, attempt. will ba made -to batty the Y69, an . d F36 is light ML force and heat and
a baronetcy on Mr. Tennyson, and the ,,mo. no loirgier in Poverty, but was the'heir to Franchise Bill Without further delay 'from graVitutioll" But wben'.X ,am' told -this I
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W ,.Ing what any one
you liked it; but I have remembered thatV England. griclosod in the letter as & Lords, The ptesent populd6r Agitation is Of the forces is 64 1 Was before. All that
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like mysolf, you are childless, and may not bank note for L2,000. But the sudden good prelimifiary to the 8 ' 11 now you could do, if I persihtod in asking for a
care for hereditary holoors, . fortune hao come too - late' to make him .take place. , . truggia, which.vi � , 0
I have, there- . I . . fuller explanation, Would -,be t tall too
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confer on You the highest distinitioh ,for in llie arms. I h this blow be hao.nob certain, the question of. the tedisirlbution should bbtain'Bomsiaes; of Its charaqter..
anerit at her commarid, and which, I believe,, : fully recovered. The first action taken by Of seats will be taken L up. The necessity of istles,.abd should be in no danger of mig.
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has never yet been conferred by bar except Mr� Jacobs was * to outer a well-known it appears -in the tollo I taking it for Any
wing figuees, of many . fee that force, That is what
for direct services to the State, god that is, jewellety store, th=Pr!OtO.t Of Which- had *hich.rnight-bequoted: Taldog the whole your, pro got ofalrysics do.. for you, and
the Grand Cross of the ilath. I will speak often loaned him amounts, III" Olf 'It United X,,,Odom there Are 180 boroughs it You have only profited by the in6trao.
pay,fig t
and chain and diamond ring valued with An. it I t If facts at your command tbab will 'enable
well that in the vuriset of Your life You ) tiOns YOU have k6ceived,LYOU have a, store
with frankness on another point. itisnot & W.ta he sum he had teodived, putchitoed with pupalmdons 'aildOr 50000 each, and
At. 4460 Ing cash. qatf) Population of 3,825,000,
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should be disturbed by common Cures. I payi . He then proceeded . returning 86L ,ft,rosentatives, while 71 yon.to i.soogniZ6 heat, light, electricity,
seenoreason why a great author should about the City, repaying smill suffis, 'the boiroughs, W1- Over'60,000 each, sod up gravitation, magnetism, wheaev�r you ate
not receive from the nation a pongion, as entire total reabbing over 0600. The rela. 6 of eleven god 'a halt million them Manifest d. . When, therefore, you
Wall as a lawyer or statesman. Uafottu. tiVefroin whomMr. Jacobs lias received 111129=1it lit'voOnly,129 representatives.' ask me what meind iot I answer thab it is 6
the lega,cy followed thi businet,s of a ill& "'
pately, the personal power, of Her Majesty - William 11;,varl; Gladtitgue, 1, The 1,so. fOrOO, Possessing pbonlisr properties' -and
in this respect is limited; but still it is in Mond merchant, abd the entire 03,000,000, PIO'S Willfit'll," is. of coarse, the foremost .developed by a .aubataoc6 cobhtitutitig 6,
the Qusen's OaPaoitY to w3ttle on on indi, is said to be cash, He leaves for England man to be named in the history of the Part of the n6tvouo organialou of man and
vidual an amourit equal to a good fellow. in two weeks. go has already made it great movement for Parliamentary.reform other animalai and known to ,'angtomists
ship; and which was cheerfully ac I 'donation of 0600 to one of the. Orphan, say - now it, progress in the UIlitod 1(ingdom, and pbysiol gists an gray notva tissue. -
and enjoyed by the great spirit of =idl lUmhw And will, no doubt, p 0 .
J regent a gift to Ila Wks born Decamber 206h, 1809, the Dr, 11tiratriond.
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and the pure integrity of $oatbey. IX&v, all of them, . fourth son Of Sir John Gladstone, Bart ,
the goodness to lot me know your feelings' . - -- Inerahant, of Liverpool, and was educated . Ater,19011alosig 11,kniverainent.,
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011 these subjeats.-I have the honor to Professor Charles W.. Belonetb resigns the at Eton and at Christ Church, Oxford. He . ,g What Scope to be .the matter?" he
remain, air, your fv,ibbf ul servant, I hair .of history And log,6 in Syracuse Wag gruatIttteii as double first.class Min. Askod mildly,, so ihey wort returning from
University, which he has 'filled ever since In 1832 be *as 6160tdd a Member of the' church; Of didn't you enjoy the adrmon ?11
. B.'DISRArbro.. that institution was foatdod, toaccept the 116usli of Commons from XOWukk, as a .46 11113jOy. the - sormon2l, she repeated,.
wing is Hr. Carlyle's seply : fir of olfurch history in Garrett roprd. shortlyt 44 and. that'adious Mrs. Smith, Bit.
The follo rofessorshi Conservative, and continued .to
%StItutei E vanston, Ill., succeeding theta Befit that borough until, 18-15, He ting dikedtly in front of me with a now tall
To We Righb Hnn. B. Difiraeli, 5 Cheybe the RON, Dr. Xinde who has boon elected ivas 040 of the 1aniot L do of the wrap on that nevot cost soent logo than �
row, Obelaes, Doe. 20, 1884. a biabopof ibe Mo&diSt,BpieOopa1 Church, TrOttsurY, 1894-5 ; Un Or
dot-866tatury If 0125, You Most think 1 have a Very warm
Sin,-Yeaterday,to toy great auprigo,j had " Who now Chapel of Trinity Collage, Tot- State for the Colonies, �anuaty to April, religious tomperamonVI-New Ycirh Sun, .
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. the honor to receive your letter ookite;irijbg onto, 000t.020,000, . 1835," Vide-PrOsident of the Board of 1. *�
a magnificent proposal for my banefit,1 Mr. Sboobonson, SupetInjond t i Trada,1841.8; Ptaaident of the Board of
. t Trade, 1818-5, 800r4bitY of StAto for the preikebea in this country, ,ph6he, with the
which will be memorable to me f on a he Zvoiy Year 7,000,000 sokmang Ate
or the I Grand Trunk Railway, b6ilovem the ell
rest of my life. Allow Me to Bay that the I will OhAOXfdIIY grant the extension Olin CO Ibles, 1846-6,; Moralist Of Varliai;an editorial attiolog: in the 'afly. nowsifivapre.!o
tatter, both in purporb and exptos3iob, is reduction in their pay. I the ortOlt 0 t1alvOrsi'tY 'Of Oxford, 18476155 keep the Country from goilig Up -
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who may desire to write letters. It is
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041 fO814 was big series of Midlotl ,
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time. Snob a task perform I ad by � a man
overwhelmed with � affairs, and now within
Isfe"eeksof-75','i-s-a-,-"tet�,6,of-,Wbich bfi�
I greatest orator at kiMoky DA9146 bd proud
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in the tIM0 Of hie bighes , t physical Power, �
.
. ITA14AN economists ate b9ginaing to feelL
anxious about, flie rapid increase in the
number of illegi I
, . timate births. ksgidtered in
I th%t 0
�0,000.0,Ulatthry,l It has Indeed risen by some
a 6 last ten years, but the returns
show that the. births Are very prieve I nly
I
disbributed� The..Lproporbion to' the Papa.
latiQu is highest in Venice and game of the
wealbbier to�vas at Lombardy ; it is very
low in the 4bruzzi and the poorest districts..
Its cause is- thereforeprobably to -be sought'
in A,tbMPOr&rY iisd-of the standard of coin.
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fort among the bourgeoislej Which Makes
. people with their Multiplying wants.,lind
luxuries afraid Of .'the re'sponsibititieS of
marriage, more than in an .
. . y, - qeca� of the
national, morality, I I : ., . . .
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Leon devised. At a .
.. .1 regent vagetaria,zi ban."
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queb in E agland,,after the jigual amount 61
distipotive food had, been I. co�ounied, &.111 . 41. I .
I conten b -h %& the couraje� L .
� . I . to observe that if
we left off rearitig it r food it' would
interlard With clotbos.. He'*4s, how6vog,
instantly refuted, in the moij practical
manage, by a true vegistarian.' who
' &rose and asserted that he was completely
dressed.in materials which had. involved
no :blood �gulltiness whatever. A cotton
Velveteen Coat 0 L a dark linen drill Waistcoat,
corduroy trousers and lawn tannis, shoes
.*constituted. the, array of 'this Animals,-
.
Irien& L He also cammitted'himeelf to the
Statement that 11 he had never tasted
,animal food in.his life.,, ., I "
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IF a child is so. unfortunate a's to"Ohop 0 I If
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one of lig fi6$PrA with -a meat' axe* .16 does.
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not follow that fis 19 to remain Mutilated
.
for life. Dr. Fave, of Finistere, wa, . a called
to one whose firqt finger was thanging by .a.
small Piece 61 skin. , Not being 'willing to
do Surgical work at bilght,� be put . the finger
in place and braced It with it couple'& ,car.
set bones. Next day.the finger was doing
so well that he did- not diet tlrb it. In four
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days there wag evidence of union,'in ..top.
days,the child cigIld move'the finger, 'and
in a month lid was completely odred. $a
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btitchOs Were used. . Dr. Fave thinks . that
theie is top much hasty surgqry, ,and . the
. . - .
I Ificowsk,wotes.
At Orleff feefDg pa'aikA, bn ths 76h in
, L
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foramen were engaged at frotag28 to ks'
second bands at f rom L L - in
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� $24 to 227, orratco
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;e22 to g24 ; balfins, :eia to ze16 ; wome
414 tQ:916. ,If 216; wome
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The old ,esgImeatal ,colors .of the 0
Battalion GOrdon ,
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lot A , Pre$ were,an
rzincess Of Wale.s,ou her wsy!o10t;e,t11,,ta tl
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At a Marriage on the 14th !net., in ,
GlIeW Cathe4ral, Edinburgh, the Epia ,
palian, service was, , ,
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. Palian. Clergyman. - This, is said to, be I
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firab 6004464 oft,whiolh such a. service b
been -performed in the ' I
I Pothedral. I
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� At the Opening service of the new place
of worship of the Wallin . ,
. gton street U. r,
Church, in, the West and of Glasgow, the
, Collection amounted tO412,500, being thi
I large L at, collection ever'made in I any . churob
L
in Scotland. . . . .
.
The International Forestry Exhibition
in Edinboro �vas closed on . 8 I aturdays
October 11tb. Daring the three months in
which it was open the exhibition was Visited
I
by about half & Million: people. . . .
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Lord. Ros.ebery left -Edinburgh op the
17th !net. for London. His Lor4ebl
though still- suit � Ip,
Bring. from the effects If
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seemed in OQ04 b, L . tly BuStAinedi
. ealth. o . �
Tho people of England and $00tIond.
ons thaL9`094 8 .
. pectator are multiplying
I
00 get thu6 P088imlPts 111(6� Well be excused
fo I rfeeling some a4xre65,hs, - to the fatum
The p6pulation Of the kingdom which ib
1810. was 15,o00,00.0 is now 94 006,000 -th%
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Isto Say, It has grown more in the
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seventy years than it ,so Wil in all .h
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untold ages, of the ) arebe't a &It Lh
. I ?Aevious pie'.
The followill2g,rhymed version If lir -
Commandments is B%id . I a T
to buys boon tais
.in the little school kept. by Dartiel-gimpool
Ab- the 44 SAW pit f ,i near 4110k, abou
Rixty-five Yearp ago:. . I *.
"Flrsb-HaV6 th6l, no other gods butk .
80001id-Untono-iniagebOWLthok 0.
Thir.d--:_,T&k6 not t I nee. . .
lie name Of God in,vqin.
'Fourth --4)O not the lishbath day pro . face.
r"f th:�-'#O]Wr thy fit'her and mother too;
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r �111,-and"Oa Ptict,thou no ratirN; do.
,e,lt,I_Fr"-' evil keep. thou ohiist� mud4ol *
igbth _ ad Steal not .th
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I . .� ILO"gll thy State lb
iifiiht f � . .
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At the theatre that'the be
.. � I blonde has had fie
yet fro * L
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day. Advides have not arrived .
I,arls . * . I I a
the Y, 'as they usually do at this season a
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a;i OOncOrbiOg this subject, but fro
& Ossual ilasPBOtion of -the women. w,hom
have seen ai the Union Square., Daly's alidl
Wallaok's Theatre since Monday I am,
quite Convinced that the dark.haired I I I
to be the go th . is, wintpr, 'Every one in Al
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. remember what. a ridiculous blodde.oxwa�
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set in four'years ago. No one'knoWa eXuailyl
where it originated, but- men were Startled
by. SOBiDg life -10139 friends whose .hair hid,
. alway a been dark turn slowly or rapidl 4
pro L Yt so,
theL OsB0 might have .been, to nations
and artificial blondes. L6.
'It -began' to see&
about a year '890 that no, natural bland6iv
.
were left On UsElfiRtban -island. 'Nearl!
every woman had yollowishi., ,trsw
like,. - oiniiryucolored ' Lai
in .,.the . M%jorlby., of i,,r,,, .00upledl
. tail as . WAtk'
dark .OYObtowo - and 484 - and -a"
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OUVIIDUBIY inharmonious. complexiinx. Tha,
faBbign'spread with exbriordinar� rapi6ty
.The Papers teemed *11h the advert'i �-'l
Monte of quacks who agreed to turn '17
. a. - golden hue for L 75 conta a he
!?- . I I battle, anin
I I ____ ___ ---"-. , __ _�'_' '_ '6"'^ 0000t6hallY - had, -so ;;aj0__..___.. F.P...
Meat with hidi, says lonal stories of
. ,thLq,with modern Bar. girls who *bad lipcome demented from the.
gio%l,dressings fingeri.4hay often be saved, I ;
Wn. oompletely�Mvered, - excefisive use. Of those dyes. . It WAS he, '
. �. TuE exaMp � le' of the I ' i I . - At onetime that it' a man Seconded to I
I gfeat snail . industry reasonable, altitude in a, balloon and gazeq(dall
I in Biaeguady, wb . i 'down through the aam
I 0h is acquiring greater' . skylights - Qf New York '
development year.. b . I houses he would pet thoujandii bt Wom J
. - 'he . W,.;
. I I . yyemr' owing to lying On their ba.'eks, with their.h4dr oprea-41
fine q"liby Of the fiesh'of the,v4ne-leaf fed ovar a board bleaching slowly by meaus,4111
mollusk, has fittinulated sheSwies, to efforts. Boda,und thi sun. In this . W .
. . id the'same direction* state of affmirir
_,.4 nuaAc,k_cCgar_ ' '
-&-ne-,-bbetween A)&v . - -A-gsnuino�blonde- oi---4-straight ilp-sad-
as and' .Landquatt. in 'down hot-Whipered,fieckle.1hadd and red4';
this Canton: of Grisonq,' havd 'lately, bead headed girl became Veritable queens oindilij
� .
. transformed by their bwneis I into
I farmB. a summer time the appa 1.
, During th ' ame"' the throng Of -Artificial beauties.. NOWq,
entlY, BvbrY One has gr6wn weary �OJN
-Children are employed'to gather the snails , it altr,With the.reoult of -a dtoided.ly grad
from field find hodge: and bring them to the fying'and mUch1m6ropiobdre U1 '
q9 Bq te. J
fukars, -where they, are placod.1if ',busheb . Chic 0 Tribline s� New IY62*-Lit �
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.and fed upon refuse vagotabie--loaves. A I 1, ' ,, L , I , -L ': ,!
. thick bad Of saWdust' Hurroun ' . - , --------------:— L . I
I � I da each bush � � . 1.
and oervea the double purpose of. in .jusaL L. .. The Plssmp� Proad Plumbers. . :�
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potable barri6i tb the escape of the inhabi, - The .
1, 1. . . Poor pluinber has returned fro �
;. taut% arid wsWterlor the. * Enrage and is now waiting imputien-tly to
. . . winten 'At:tbe
. at reach of obld'.weather the ,snails, - which I . the early frOht.-BNton Tinies. - . . ..., I
Me then i Waxed fat. 6ury I thimsilves Jul A. phioago woman. has been paying .
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I the sawdust.'and aloes the door 'of `tb6 pawn -broker 058 w. year foe the doe of Ow,
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. b6ifee'on their back. They aie'r ' 4ked out, No Inbrition is madoof it, hub ib goes with-
. packed up in 2 uwb.-basket6i�and sent dff.to -out saying that'this lady is the if f
Italy, vibere, as 11 Burjurrdy:snaile," - they* Plum'ber.a�;-Lowell Citiiej I I. * ' W1 0 0 . Is -L
d4 " "N
. sell At 18 franca to* N francs the package. , I am a pluCabdr,11- ans r
.� . . , . ' a,barglar,
'.AsIntereating Suggs . 'been who -WAS dipcov6ed in a her of .
� . ation has just. a house -in Cincinnati at In i bt, An
...made foe the -introduction of . ce,Mels into � t a
.
we a"
Chain
idn g
. . � . . . -owner turned over. in bad with there or .1
the south of.England as beasts- of , harden " Oh, I Woe. in the hopes itwa a, arglar#
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fat I armors And others. � For a' number oX aud.helwotlldle%va�mesometbio .9,- etrait
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years they have been in �tise in Australia, - I .Free Preeg. .. . . , . .,
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and'their docility'and endurance in that 'The - plumber. b-ile*'a va� Hamlbb that
country are hIghIj Otaiiied. Luden separ. playing upon a. pipe is aseasy As lying. ad'
ately, they take about deVerr hundredweight has a V t experience in both, for kagab of
14,
all
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each, but In. a isam ihey are Able 0�draw as his jobs are acoAirplished *lth tooth play
k
Much a8A to,, u piece. . th a abou -
' I By the Australian ,an work, and.the stories he tells abo
"'NaI� mployed 'the time Of big men antiole him *to a place
r .they are exiefigively e ill
ntedi8trict6 where water is su umong the Lmost det min�ed* lrate�is of the'
.lid . or
are almot)binvaluable� Thepriedofayoung Into lamentedGeorge Washindtou.-.60irtm&.
camel ,is from 6250 , 7t6 L,0350; ., and Budget- ' " ... � .. . � . � . d . � . . I I I I
this sum is not deemed high ` by - ' - �� . . . y
the inhabitants. Of the 1 1 Antipodes. ' The . whe'Giold In'like UnIttil States flunt. � !
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chief objection to thbir introduction- into "The gold in' billtion. in ths. -mint �4us'b
England is that the country is too web, and now SMOUnta to 025,000,000 in V'alu%ll . said,
.Camels novor get along well on web ground. Chief Clark of, the Mint H-ickok. ,"It is
After rain they ate liable to slip and POMPOOed of gold,bara six inches in, length. '
become ageless. -goigeS SIS ' ' much three in.width and one and - * ilf in t iok- '.
a' are .
terliflod by their appearance. A Simi worth 0,000, It agan to ,_
. far .1" Pass, each I ' . . ilc� I
: attempt wag made to introduee'them in the mulate ubbub live years a ,L� an a
. United States, some 15 -years i5o, but the foreign , tied. � inoroased in a woriderf
ides did not take. L . .. .1 I manner. 'A:1orge &rdo6bt. 6't.'Hoglish %'
. � . . , n ,
looti ' L French gold was paid into, the oollUtty and
DA.'R tat HdLun,. *hose, large act " One .was Sent to the NOW York Assay' Office,'
in'tho natural history sod ethudgraphy ,of where AWAO mOlted-down into bars. All
Africa have enriched .the' mahening' of thii goldwas tent . heia. . It is I,00a 'fiata
. .
Australia, I is now . carrylbg cub ii very. I large whIbb is our teollnicality for, 'pure or 24-
f xpl�ratioh. He Is . ftL (1&130 carstgold. Tho Amorloan -gold coitiage in.
Coloty r6obutly intending to Cross the : 000 -flue, while Ragligii ni �25 fineo .,go that
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cot! tha goo f earn south to otirtII4 Heexpee't' we are glad to get that.boina a 0 Moli-
I . 9 down, You Moab not suppose' to'
to be gone throb yeatai He hopes to CROGS th t thl� L
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the 4ater parting,betw . I&rge'amont of gold is Always in. the mint.
car! the Congo and The - &mount fillotautes- Next 'Week w1d ,1
Zambesi Rivers, a rogfoil of which litrIb 16 may have a groat deal rodre, a It
known, to trace the sources of tile I , I
River in the couri brY that Livingston C"go 'nearly. all be gone. It depends an h
, May
ealono aeniana foe gold ooiih.-'Philade ... :
has visited, to solve the problem of the . . I tyAjALT C&
..eatination of the River Wellpi. in which, . I . - . I .k
however, Dr. Junket way Anticipate him, . A Ottoteill Sors-lid-Lawt.
gild to push north eitb6t through Dart" or count do Vorkniedith all Italian nobI
Wadal. in 187J Dr. Holtib vainly,applied man now in Now York, 10 engaged to
to, several scientific bodies -to Send lift , n to marrIod to Miss Madd Strobberly, Of Fit
Attida, He finally. startod Oil his own Avenue. . . �
account, reached Port Elizabeth with $16 One of the guests it a recent goal
in big pookot, practised madicine in the ev�l
. gathering ah. the $dabber y mansion, ask-
ditimona fields, and "Pont hie parningo anti -bid, Mrs, 15oobbetly-She Used to be a 13 .
two years and a half Of time hi explorations Vant gltl-how she liked ,hot Prospi3ati
which were so remarkably fruitful that the son-in-law. . .
Vienna 606grAphical Society' and other 11 go and Mr. Snobberly are both tlokl
bodies raised, I&b6 Winter, 05,000 to enable to death With COUtIbL aevormicelli, and t
him to carry out his preaeub enterprise. WAY lid is stuck on Maud is a Bin, 10a, 60,
I . . __ - . ' — , have any ldeA of how tile Count dotoo
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13AUk;eJL1ly.; drought how prevailed in thatgal.' Everything in tile world that
lower east Tennessee, notCh Georgia, and imagin6a she *anti, he makes tore bay
north Alabama. Allfatraing Interests &to hor."
a6tionsly imperiled, 'and Unless there fle � 0 � 11. � . -1
fain soon. the result will be disastrous. The bay. fever sufferer is N dov
Grazing lands Ate burned up and the individual, booguse he IS continually on,
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orookoore dry, . L � I Simon. I . I � .
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CURRENT TqFICS
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AT 4 ago# of n — .
has. ILIQ million of francs Paris
. , built A now post,offibe and PIAQ04 It on
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the 8110'01! the old a .
. ,. no,erected in that Year'
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1757. The French capital has Since
Mratolred westward, but still the Rue Joan
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Jacques RoBoesu remains the Contra at the
great city on the seine. * An improvement
has been adopts I Might be imitated
- . . d which
hero, Alarp�rooLulf3eetELP06rtforpLqrsono
who may desire to write letters. It is
fiffirtehad with maps, guide 'booko, d L
aries, stlol d . I lotion,
I 11 I trectories, find has a supply of
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peris, inks alidiblOtt"39 paper. An attend.
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Rut BIAPPlieP ititationery At cost price, And
I there iaL Ek. SM64 charge of two cents.
; - SIDNAX' HIMBET 01400 said, 04L ].Wore Won.
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dorfvtl than Mrm Gladsto a,$ Mind is his
. . In
loddy�ll One of his most astounding pby4i.
041 fO814 was big series of Midlotl ,
Speeches, The building in which be ,iian
is. one at peculiarly bad acoubtic . P L "Polka
. , L roperties.
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It Waii densely crowded, Bud- few, speakers
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could fill 16, but he succeeded in doing go I
for nearly two Looks, three times aa'coes-
sively, and spoke With increased vigor eiggh
time. Snob a task perform I ad by � a man
overwhelmed with � affairs, and now within
Isfe"eeksof-75','i-s-a-,-"tet�,6,of-,Wbich bfi�
I greatest orator at kiMoky DA9146 bd proud
I
in the tIM0 Of hie bighes , t physical Power, �
.
. ITA14AN economists ate b9ginaing to feelL
anxious about, flie rapid increase in the
number of illegi I
, . timate births. ksgidtered in
I th%t 0
�0,000.0,Ulatthry,l It has Indeed risen by some
a 6 last ten years, but the returns
show that the. births Are very prieve I nly
I
disbributed� The..Lproporbion to' the Papa.
latiQu is highest in Venice and game of the
wealbbier to�vas at Lombardy ; it is very
low in the 4bruzzi and the poorest districts..
Its cause is- thereforeprobably to -be sought'
in A,tbMPOr&rY iisd-of the standard of coin.
' L
fort among the bourgeoislej Which Makes
. people with their Multiplying wants.,lind
luxuries afraid Of .'the re'sponsibititieS of
marriage, more than in an .
. . y, - qeca� of the
national, morality, I I : ., . . .
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I . . . , ,
. . .
ANEW refinemeLt in''V.egetartapiqullibm
.
Leon devised. At a .
.. .1 regent vagetaria,zi ban."
I
queb in E agland,,after the jigual amount 61
distipotive food had, been I. co�ounied, &.111 . 41. I .
I conten b -h %& the couraje� L .
� . I . to observe that if
we left off rearitig it r food it' would
interlard With clotbos.. He'*4s, how6vog,
instantly refuted, in the moij practical
manage, by a true vegistarian.' who
' &rose and asserted that he was completely
dressed.in materials which had. involved
no :blood �gulltiness whatever. A cotton
Velveteen Coat 0 L a dark linen drill Waistcoat,
corduroy trousers and lawn tannis, shoes
.*constituted. the, array of 'this Animals,-
.
Irien& L He also cammitted'himeelf to the
Statement that 11 he had never tasted
,animal food in.his life.,, ., I "
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.
IF a child is so. unfortunate a's to"Ohop 0 I If
' I . ,
one of lig fi6$PrA with -a meat' axe* .16 does.
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not follow that fis 19 to remain Mutilated
.
for life. Dr. Fave, of Finistere, wa, . a called
to one whose firqt finger was thanging by .a.
small Piece 61 skin. , Not being 'willing to
do Surgical work at bilght,� be put . the finger
in place and braced It with it couple'& ,car.
set bones. Next day.the finger was doing
so well that he did- not diet tlrb it. In four
L
days there wag evidence of union,'in ..top.
days,the child cigIld move'the finger, 'and
in a month lid was completely odred. $a
L
btitchOs Were used. . Dr. Fave thinks . that
theie is top much hasty surgqry, ,and . the
. . - .
I Ificowsk,wotes.
At Orleff feefDg pa'aikA, bn ths 76h in
, L
.
foramen were engaged at frotag28 to ks'
second bands at f rom L L - in
,
� $24 to 227, orratco
.. LL
;e22 to g24 ; balfins, :eia to ze16 ; wome
414 tQ:916. ,If 216; wome
'L ,
The old ,esgImeatal ,colors .of the 0
Battalion GOrdon ,
I
I
,
,
11
-
h in ' L I Highlanders , 0
lot A , Pre$ were,an
rzincess Of Wale.s,ou her wsy!o10t;e,t11,,ta tl
t
At a Marriage on the 14th !net., in ,
GlIeW Cathe4ral, Edinburgh, the Epia ,
palian, service was, , ,
I L . performed by An Epis
I
. Palian. Clergyman. - This, is said to, be I
I .tl
.
firab 6004464 oft,whiolh such a. service b
been -performed in the ' I
I Pothedral. I
.
� At the Opening service of the new place
of worship of the Wallin . ,
. gton street U. r,
Church, in, the West and of Glasgow, the
, Collection amounted tO412,500, being thi
I large L at, collection ever'made in I any . churob
L
in Scotland. . . . .
.
The International Forestry Exhibition
in Edinboro �vas closed on . 8 I aturdays
October 11tb. Daring the three months in
which it was open the exhibition was Visited
I
by about half & Million: people. . . .
'L
Lord. Ros.ebery left -Edinburgh op the
17th !net. for London. His Lor4ebl
though still- suit � Ip,
Bring. from the effects If
L
L
the accident Wbich he rccen.
seemed in OQ04 b, L . tly BuStAinedi
. ealth. o . �
Tho people of England and $00tIond.
ons thaL9`094 8 .
. pectator are multiplying
I
00 get thu6 P088imlPts 111(6� Well be excused
fo I rfeeling some a4xre65,hs, - to the fatum
The p6pulation Of the kingdom which ib
1810. was 15,o00,00.0 is now 94 006,000 -th%
. . I . ) L *
Isto Say, It has grown more in the
L
seventy years than it ,so Wil in all .h
�
untold ages, of the ) arebe't a &It Lh
. I ?Aevious pie'.
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Commandments is B%id . I a T
to buys boon tais
.in the little school kept. by Dartiel-gimpool
Ab- the 44 SAW pit f ,i near 4110k, abou
Rixty-five Yearp ago:. . I *.
"Flrsb-HaV6 th6l, no other gods butk .
80001id-Untono-iniagebOWLthok 0.
Thir.d--:_,T&k6 not t I nee. . .
lie name Of God in,vqin.
'Fourth --4)O not the lishbath day pro . face.
r"f th:�-'#O]Wr thy fit'her and mother too;
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,e,lt,I_Fr"-' evil keep. thou ohiist� mud4ol *
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a;i OOncOrbiOg this subject, but fro
& Ossual ilasPBOtion of -the women. w,hom
have seen ai the Union Square., Daly's alidl
Wallaok's Theatre since Monday I am,
quite Convinced that the dark.haired I I I
to be the go th . is, wintpr, 'Every one in Al
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set in four'years ago. No one'knoWa eXuailyl
where it originated, but- men were Startled
by. SOBiDg life -10139 friends whose .hair hid,
. alway a been dark turn slowly or rapidl 4
pro L Yt so,
theL OsB0 might have .been, to nations
and artificial blondes. L6.
'It -began' to see&
about a year '890 that no, natural bland6iv
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were left On UsElfiRtban -island. 'Nearl!
every woman had yollowishi., ,trsw
like,. - oiniiryucolored ' Lai
in .,.the . M%jorlby., of i,,r,,, .00upledl
. tail as . WAtk'
dark .OYObtowo - and 484 - and -a"
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OUVIIDUBIY inharmonious. complexiinx. Tha,
faBbign'spread with exbriordinar� rapi6ty
.The Papers teemed *11h the advert'i �-'l
Monte of quacks who agreed to turn '17
. a. - golden hue for L 75 conta a he
!?- . I I battle, anin
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Meat with hidi, says lonal stories of
. ,thLq,with modern Bar. girls who *bad lipcome demented from the.
gio%l,dressings fingeri.4hay often be saved, I ;
Wn. oompletely�Mvered, - excefisive use. Of those dyes. . It WAS he, '
. �. TuE exaMp � le' of the I ' i I . - At onetime that it' a man Seconded to I
I gfeat snail . industry reasonable, altitude in a, balloon and gazeq(dall
I in Biaeguady, wb . i 'down through the aam
I 0h is acquiring greater' . skylights - Qf New York '
development year.. b . I houses he would pet thoujandii bt Wom J
. - 'he . W,.;
. I I . yyemr' owing to lying On their ba.'eks, with their.h4dr oprea-41
fine q"liby Of the fiesh'of the,v4ne-leaf fed ovar a board bleaching slowly by meaus,4111
mollusk, has fittinulated sheSwies, to efforts. Boda,und thi sun. In this . W .
. . id the'same direction* state of affmirir
_,.4 nuaAc,k_cCgar_ ' '
-&-ne-,-bbetween A)&v . - -A-gsnuino�blonde- oi---4-straight ilp-sad-
as and' .Landquatt. in 'down hot-Whipered,fieckle.1hadd and red4';
this Canton: of Grisonq,' havd 'lately, bead headed girl became Veritable queens oindilij
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. transformed by their bwneis I into
I farmB. a summer time the appa 1.
, During th ' ame"' the throng Of -Artificial beauties.. NOWq,
entlY, BvbrY One has gr6wn weary �OJN
-Children are employed'to gather the snails , it altr,With the.reoult of -a dtoided.ly grad
from field find hodge: and bring them to the fying'and mUch1m6ropiobdre U1 '
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fukars, -where they, are placod.1if ',busheb . Chic 0 Tribline s� New IY62*-Lit �
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. thick bad Of saWdust' Hurroun ' . - , --------------:— L . I
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and oervea the double purpose of. in .jusaL L. .. The Plssmp� Proad Plumbers. . :�
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potable barri6i tb the escape of the inhabi, - The .
1, 1. . . Poor pluinber has returned fro �
;. taut% arid wsWterlor the. * Enrage and is now waiting imputien-tly to
. . . winten 'At:tbe
. at reach of obld'.weather the ,snails, - which I . the early frOht.-BNton Tinies. - . . ..., I
Me then i Waxed fat. 6ury I thimsilves Jul A. phioago woman. has been paying .
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. b6ifee'on their back. They aie'r ' 4ked out, No Inbrition is madoof it, hub ib goes with-
. packed up in 2 uwb.-basket6i�and sent dff.to -out saying that'this lady is the if f
Italy, vibere, as 11 Burjurrdy:snaile," - they* Plum'ber.a�;-Lowell Citiiej I I. * ' W1 0 0 . Is -L
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. sell At 18 franca to* N francs the package. , I am a pluCabdr,11- ans r
.� . . , . ' a,barglar,
'.AsIntereating Suggs . 'been who -WAS dipcov6ed in a her of .
� . ation has just. a house -in Cincinnati at In i bt, An
...made foe the -introduction of . ce,Mels into � t a
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the south of.England as beasts- of , harden " Oh, I Woe. in the hopes itwa a, arglar#
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and'their docility'and endurance in that 'The - plumber. b-ile*'a va� Hamlbb that
country are hIghIj Otaiiied. Luden separ. playing upon a. pipe is aseasy As lying. ad'
ately, they take about deVerr hundredweight has a V t experience in both, for kagab of
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Much a8A to,, u piece. . th a abou -
' I By the Australian ,an work, and.the stories he tells abo
"'NaI� mployed 'the time Of big men antiole him *to a place
r .they are exiefigively e ill
ntedi8trict6 where water is su umong the Lmost det min�ed* lrate�is of the'
.lid . or
are almot)binvaluable� Thepriedofayoung Into lamentedGeorge Washindtou.-.60irtm&.
camel ,is from 6250 , 7t6 L,0350; ., and Budget- ' " ... � .. . � . � . d . � . . I I I I
this sum is not deemed high ` by - ' - �� . . . y
the inhabitants. Of the 1 1 Antipodes. ' The . whe'Giold In'like UnIttil States flunt. � !
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chief objection to thbir introduction- into "The gold in' billtion. in ths. -mint �4us'b
England is that the country is too web, and now SMOUnta to 025,000,000 in V'alu%ll . said,
.Camels novor get along well on web ground. Chief Clark of, the Mint H-ickok. ,"It is
After rain they ate liable to slip and POMPOOed of gold,bara six inches in, length. '
become ageless. -goigeS SIS ' ' much three in.width and one and - * ilf in t iok- '.
a' are .
terliflod by their appearance. A Simi worth 0,000, It agan to ,_
. far .1" Pass, each I ' . . ilc� I
: attempt wag made to introduee'them in the mulate ubbub live years a ,L� an a
. United States, some 15 -years i5o, but the foreign , tied. � inoroased in a woriderf
ides did not take. L . .. .1 I manner. 'A:1orge &rdo6bt. 6't.'Hoglish %'
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looti ' L French gold was paid into, the oollUtty and
DA.'R tat HdLun,. *hose, large act " One .was Sent to the NOW York Assay' Office,'
in'tho natural history sod ethudgraphy ,of where AWAO mOlted-down into bars. All
Africa have enriched .the' mahening' of thii goldwas tent . heia. . It is I,00a 'fiata
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Australia, I is now . carrylbg cub ii very. I large whIbb is our teollnicality for, 'pure or 24-
f xpl�ratioh. He Is . ftL (1&130 carstgold. Tho Amorloan -gold coitiage in.
Coloty r6obutly intending to Cross the : 000 -flue, while Ragligii ni �25 fineo .,go that
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cot! tha goo f earn south to otirtII4 Heexpee't' we are glad to get that.boina a 0 Moli-
I . 9 down, You Moab not suppose' to'
to be gone throb yeatai He hopes to CROGS th t thl� L
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the 4ater parting,betw . I&rge'amont of gold is Always in. the mint.
car! the Congo and The - &mount fillotautes- Next 'Week w1d ,1
Zambesi Rivers, a rogfoil of which litrIb 16 may have a groat deal rodre, a It
known, to trace the sources of tile I , I
River in the couri brY that Livingston C"go 'nearly. all be gone. It depends an h
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ealono aeniana foe gold ooiih.-'Philade ... :
has visited, to solve the problem of the . . I tyAjALT C&
..eatination of the River Wellpi. in which, . I . - . I .k
however, Dr. Junket way Anticipate him, . A Ottoteill Sors-lid-Lawt.
gild to push north eitb6t through Dart" or count do Vorkniedith all Italian nobI
Wadal. in 187J Dr. Holtib vainly,applied man now in Now York, 10 engaged to
to, several scientific bodies -to Send lift , n to marrIod to Miss Madd Strobberly, Of Fit
Attida, He finally. startod Oil his own Avenue. . . �
account, reached Port Elizabeth with $16 One of the guests it a recent goal
in big pookot, practised madicine in the ev�l
. gathering ah. the $dabber y mansion, ask-
ditimona fields, and "Pont hie parningo anti -bid, Mrs, 15oobbetly-She Used to be a 13 .
two years and a half Of time hi explorations Vant gltl-how she liked ,hot Prospi3ati
which were so remarkably fruitful that the son-in-law. . .
Vienna 606grAphical Society' and other 11 go and Mr. Snobberly are both tlokl
bodies raised, I&b6 Winter, 05,000 to enable to death With COUtIbL aevormicelli, and t
him to carry out his preaeub enterprise. WAY lid is stuck on Maud is a Bin, 10a, 60,
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lower east Tennessee, notCh Georgia, and imagin6a she *anti, he makes tore bay
north Alabama. Allfatraing Interests &to hor."
a6tionsly imperiled, 'and Unless there fle � 0 � 11. � . -1
fain soon. the result will be disastrous. The bay. fever sufferer is N dov
Grazing lands Ate burned up and the individual, booguse he IS continually on,
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