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*1111111**1) YATES*:
• TheEl**ertatiktnit Memoir* ot a Noireidut
•• land -"%ifouro011It—FUtT - YVIr61 * Lon-
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•P O .101_1101at -11tecOltectlons of% ken
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and .. WOolon sir Mark—* 'took to
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. mew Tait aerate.*
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A gosiipy, readableiltrighti Ilia . _cheeky,
- 'beck te " ntty Ytar-kof London Lite„.". by
•- Edoieed Yotes, the'novelist and editor of
. _the Loudon World.. =In- these :data: of..illi-
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.. natured books,.'intallning over with vanity
•:and iiarkleig•with-niaiice, it-. iit pleasant to
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.4orti •4ioes_ one written in a vein- Of , good-
• Alamo -*Thereis muee temptation in this
satirical world to write unoomplimen-tary
•• thingkof* one's friends i but Mr. Yatelq in•'
-hie memoirs -ceilidh tette- just been pub • '
.Iished iio 'eseellint style by the .Harpers,.
.avoidithe.toolt on whit% teeny a promising-
. -barqae hes beep -wrecked; Dlr. Ede:inn&
• .Yetes-ie, tiles son of Predetick ;Yates., the
„actor, 'as was born " accideitally.' in
•• Eeitiburgh, initial; It was arranged that
:the etteteeting event of his 'birth should
- meat itt London,,Whioh. was the habitual
residence- of taw: parents, but he arrived
in this world - some little time before
be 5octs expeoted. His father had much
to dO, with the neenageoPetit of the A delpei
Theatre, . teen . the - heme. 0 melodrama,
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• Some of Dickent'wotke. were dramatized
and produced there, and -the nevelist was
-. -- eo de "ghtell. with. Mr.: Frederick Yates'
- to seaetien :cif Mantaiini, -Rigby, and
tp that he .beottinequite frieudly with
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tee stator, :and, . "efterward with young
- -Edratad; The.; boy te.ittsd the. sweets of
",.. boadet life weep he was but a fledgling.•,Eietsed to omitsionally Spend a. few days
-with his hie metetaal.grandfather,. john Brun-,
:ton,la lier:tish Town. • There ' he, pattook
• or 4, the most delighttui hot .-suppers at 9- ;
euppetit :of 'sprats- or kidneys. Or -tripe and
• • Otteete,:with toacoin_g porter and hot grog
•-. afterward." The latter be sipped from. hie:
-grandfathees* tura-bier, taking to it Lei
• ' naturally as be did to mother's milk. Like,
terd Byron, he was partial- to girt.- These:
boyish racolleotione ot itooltitey life are told
• it; at admirable veihiat wit and pleasantry;
The reatteria intiodUce,d, to- famous met Of
- a bygone Age and to 'attest . scenes Which
-- *have long haat o%olete. - He learned ' tee
•retliraerite at 'a; sobO0 lir Iligbgete, and
:least:duly sviitolied hy- an 'old pedagogue of
• • whom* hie meraorieltaremot the most plea-
- _ sant. After•hte father's deathhe went to-
DeSeilorf, where, udder the - tutelage' of- *
kindly 01 professor,: he picked up a imet.-
taritutof .Germati,- drank deeply 0 bier
sea Warned to smoke. . : - •
— TIMtdarquti. of Clantioarde, the Old
• frienci ot his lather,' On i• being appealed to
by Mts.. Yeites,loundhim a clerkship , it
- the . postooffiee.- He was _thee about 16
*: ,,---• •". . years old. At that time Rowland. Rill
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.ocoupied whighiposition in -the dep Attment.-
• Yaw* Yates had tvto iutiertiewe with. hint..
.In. thekfir.et he was oalledkover the coals for.
' peppering:the scissors- by with a pea
. shooter and'advised to take the *devil out
. , of-. himself _by -venting down to the ofdee
-- from S. John's -Wood instead of -taking
Precarious. ease on the 6* knifeboar.d:n -of• an
. :omnibus. In the second interview* he was.
- kindly -advised not to Again imitate the
- sigearacti of- Mr. Hill lit .00pyitig offioial
• correepondenCe, thie -father of ',the peppy
. postage sohernerigiltly-, thinking .it•. " a
' rather daugeritter •aeoomplislimeet."- : The
. , atoty 0 Mr. -Yates" competition with the
. pobt-ofrrite, whioh lasted for tweity-fiva.
years, iatellsof interest;- but that 'portion
of his narrative whit* tells -of-his 'literary
lifehaKof ociirseimuelimore himeaftiscias• -
tiort. ". After two ' or three - chapters.
deBeriptive of his - Loudon amusetterits.
it 1850, in. whieb.he speaks rather regret-
fully . of.. the ' goad pid. taverna - -of the
past,- of -. the s drama. and the -., theatre,
in „which :he naturally. took -.it. vast
. Interest, 1- and of a,. ". . variety , 0.
Other topitel, we dome to the; best - part of
-the-heels.: In spite of his 7 Mother's ..desite.
f
that 40-- should ernig.ace.some ptofession„be
- 4etermitied to become -a_ 'map- Of -letters.
Aticl What- Wee..- it.tbat set hie . mind on
0.0.. prooattoil4 * ptirsuit?'-- Neither more'
.-• tot lest thau the reading of "Pendentiie."
' Helenged: to beet:et:Motet of that chesty band
. light hearts _Ei.ud' thin . breeches vi.hieb.
..ceettpriged --Sella,. Jerrold,_ Shirley ;Brooks,
OAtusfetd - et id -genus mine, who- 211 those
Moe -painted- the torn red, it the exubert.
anoe of their spirit, aiia. enoliatted all by
• • their - brilliaut. pies.. When he had deter-
mine& to become a literate man it was not.
*Wog before bli Made his nieldet *effort. He
wrote soma .. indifferent 'verse: Whioli..,was
- accepted by Mr, Hartigan_ .Ainsworth, - who
' hid _ pleaseut recolle_otione: of hitt father.
- Nit. Yiatiate stalysie tit hie own feelitigs when
e'reed the staff in _pied.; is • oepittiel; Joy,
' r--- --.fUld- delight struggled for euptemaity With-
. -emititioti. -The 'tenses' did not. appear in.
•,;-••• Attiewo_rth's inegaziati„ and this'. •stenewhat
' -•':.dattipecir his you.tettil atdOr.: And it. was.
. : tett-until Albert Smith took him. up that
• •totide --b. - any advance on, the storiy rood of
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., his oh_oice. • .
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Aibert Smith -was " &Mau of 55 years ot
it • head, large boll!, short legs,
lit:DI i; i , ri otiti large s.r i!;(1. es mi s ha, -1 b, r :1%; n d atib,ea:reaciydra• e- . le* yeti enuag::
rrileint utlir*topmil- isk,zeuzzliidwiree.iveP Bee- Ble, 4.10:::
_Thomas a/ooze.' - 11.:13o$1 WO Pen enalft- at
fle writeet "with my -entP to :th
thesitres;aud rok power ot saying What I
tit. the'Printing -Moe,
fiked about theet. arid my delightful' *faits'
au ink _proofe,"'...etet,
otos. _go- becanic-** member of the . Fierding-:
,• dc.,ii. oftc;hoot.- foe The
ouNor) of. tke Cidep. .Oillar Chili.
„re. -propqrly ihe
--Ttit*oilerar WO. the. founder., and' around
eiiit congregated all the Wits and young
• , bloodeOf L.ondort•.. - Ur. Yates „began- to.
He was ., - .
.entty fife ;with a groater meet
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eOUPle 0414;0:mit abode in a little nut -
of a holism in Gloucester place. They were
present at many: •receptiops given by Mrs,
dilner Gibson, where they.. met such men -
as Louie Bleu°, Alexander Cockburn;
?dazzini„ Plenolie and a host of -Celebrities.-
Mr.YateebeiCame a coutributer. to -Chem.,.
hers' -Journal., Bentley!: Miecellany and other
papers:. Avolleettoti -et sketches which had
been published in them was brought out
in
hook font- by Mr. - Begin.- The -little
volume was ki dly received by .the meat
and its -publication- formed an epoch in the.
author's life. _ • - • •
That same year„ -1854, wet a Meraerable.
one, Me: Yates made the acqitaintanoe Of
Dickens. He called on hint at Tavastook
House: " -_There'.-were no ,photographe
celebrities to be purohased in those_
stiviete, htel4tormed my idesof
Dlekettie personal appeare:100 on the por-
traitof him .. by Maolisia, prefixed . to
Nickleby;' the Oft and delicate face, with
the -long -bait; the immense stook seed -the
high -colored waistcoat. He was nothing
like that. * -* His hair; though worn
still sometzhet long, Was beginning to be
sparse; his cheeks- were shaved; he had a
muitateteand a,' dtorknooker ' bearclenter-
cling his mouth and chin. His eyes were
wonderfully bright and piercing, -with a
keen and eager outlook; his beating hearty
a id somewhat aggressive. He Wore on -that
occasion a loo te taoke, t andwide trousers, and
satbeioli in bis °bait with. oneleg wider
him and.tis hand in his pooket, 'eery much`
as in Fiith'e portrait:: 'Clop& -God!, how.
like your father,' Were his first- wods.".
Dickens remaned "Ins warm friend -until-
death. Mr-.- Yates now became better
known in ..jeurnelisai. • He Wrote for the
Illustrated London Times • anti Household
,Words.- Be published, - in collaboration
with *- Mr; ,Frank Smedley, a %relents of
floating verso entitledMetre
fry Two Marty Men," which captivated the morning • that, means storm; another that.
town..*-:: He wits also perntaneetly engaged ludiostelt.-_ wind The tires iikbroad, deep
as dramatic critic-On:the iitaff of the Deity and angry; the clouds look like euitamenee
• • • bed of -butaingoosle ; the setiondlis eater,
atd more vapory,. At the point where t e
Sun is going to rise, and in _a :few. ..initutes
in advance- of his Coming, there --rises
straight upward * rosy column, like aihaft.
Of dyed vapor,blendiagwith and yet partly
separated from the oloeds, and the base of.
which ptesently comes to glow like the sun
himselt., The .day that tollowe :is_pretty
stirs to be windy:. : , • .
- -Itie -tuipertain to Whitt extent- birds- and
animals oan foretell • the Weather. .When
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ot.."
Notteerate.Liefok TspIteiTligs. •
Alio* WhIeliVaretot observent Mar Sipe
- • _ elallr atly on•-•,
- A communioetion to the Southern 'PE:niter
deals with, thesubjeot of %Feather propos-
tics. Few . pitelligeut preens -can have-
-any_ sympithji with .the-sovealled prophets
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who *Oracular:4. announce ,peenoraitner,giv-
-mg dates,:oceasionally making -lucky ;hits,
but as often firing their -random shots alto-
gether wide of the Mak: That there -is,
host:rivet; something in•weather philosophy,:
tntelligent persons wilt he _quite- ready.. tit
ootoacte, and they Will be iu.- accord with
the views of the writer _:ween he repot:
Mends the habit Of ebsereation Of pours'
vherionienti, Whittle has been long pratitiied,
its resilltelmin-g handed down to -us in _the .
homily weather_ proyerbe. whit*. 'all
are. 4%n:wilier, -
If one could read the Elgin, each day fore.,
tells -the next; to;day.. is the progenereter
of.- te•morrow:-- When the atmespeere. is
telescopic and diet -ant. obteots etand out
unusually deer, and _distipot, a, --storm - is
tear. We aeon the Crest oftlie Witte and the
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eepreesma follows Oita. ecenetunee
eappens that clouds are net. indicative.
of a storm: their total absettle. . In Atte
state of the._ atmosphere the etari:,ere"
,imusually numerous- and .• bright at night,
which is slap bad.cineen. Is appears • that
thettanspatency of .the air.. prOdigiouslY
hicreased when_a dertaia quantity of :water
is uniformly diffused throogh•.. it. - -Moun-
taineers predict a ceienge of weather when,
the air being ()atm, the_::Aips, ,covetekwith
perpettial Snow, seem on .6 milieu to, be
meter the observer, tied their ;indigos- are
'merked. with- greet distintitnees on the
azure elty. This .same °oxidate:in ., of . the
atmosphere renders diiitinot penande more
eudible.: • • - s •
There is one ratlines .0 the. east in the
.
ult Save 'Illiallored I "
With every disease imaginable...for the
last three years. Our •• •
Druggist, T. J. Anderson, recommending
Hop Bitters" tome, • --
1 used two bottles I
Am entirely cured, and heartily reoom
Mend Hop Bitters to . every one. 3. D.
Walker, Buokner, Me. •
I wits -this -se a . :-N • 7-
-Tehencif the great ap.pteeiation I have_ of
Our: Hop . * • - , • - •
• * • * Bitters I was afflicted
withAtotattreatory theentatista
For nearly -
. -130Ven-Yearkindno ntedioite seemed to
do weeny : •
Good 1-1
Tin*: I. tried two . bottles 0- your • Hop
Bitters, -and to my surprise I. aip a well
to,day as ever r-vtas;. hope ,•-•
"You my have abundant saticese--
_- "In.:this great and"
Valuable medicine
• Anyone 1 •- * - Wishinkte lino* more
about my Mire ? , -*. • _ •
Cat learn by eddy -0010g Me, E. M. •
Williants., 1103 idtli 'street, Yiresitingiciii,
'D. Q. _ - - • *
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t•
. A New,R•se.
' The Bennett ;ON, as it is oalled in Philp
delphia; is attraoting a great deal of attek,
tion, as it ie to be sold next for 0171
dist time.- This roe oonsidered AO'
finest crimson TOM that is a continuo0
btreolaweerlle;knTohwe bwuhici'-teres-Nerpbhieetoss .liwnItehwasit.
riob lent= . oder, entirely new. So far t _
flowers of • this rose have only been se,
with -short stems, because the owners, mt.
yet offering it or sale,- Could not out WI
buds With long stints,' latithet they wouti3
have been purchased by .,1 florists-, and $
slips used to make plants: The owner • !I
the Bennett rope -has kept. his greenhourA
looked* andguarded . by. watchmen- to KO
vent the cuttings of plants being stoletti
Some 07,000 has already been paid for We
stook and the owner is under bonds notrW
sellA plant of it until March, 1665. TWI
person; however, not being. -a -Fred*:
florist,. is likely . to fail in -the. propegatiqi
of it and setae other. Man in the traM
will, in all probability, reap the harvest,*
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T
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• . I consider your
Itemedr the best reinedy in existence
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For Indigestion; -kidney -
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And nervous debility. I have -just"
Returned - _
From the .South In a fruitless search
-for health, and fitid that year Bitters are
doing me more • • -
- *Good I . • •
.Tban anything else; „
A month ago I.was -extremely
.66•Emsoiated! 1 1."
•- And soirdely able to walk. Now I am
*Gaining strength and
-6' Flesh ! ". - ;
..*Aild hardly a day poises bet.what- I am
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complimented on my improved appearance,
and it due to Hop . -
Bitterer j. :Wickliffe jsoloien,*.- •
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ita-None genuine withOut- -a .buticie of green
Hoes on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stag with 461ilop,' or Hops" in their
name - •
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Foment researohes show that efectioneer-
ing was marled on ie.anoient Poinpeii Very*
much as at the -presient day. -Ineoriptioits
havebeenfound informing the .peblio that
41 vete for Lentilui is vote tot hoped
government" and asking patriotic citi-
zens to vote for" Bilbus, the trite friend Of
News at a salary of £4 a week, w io me.
him " suptemety happy -7 - -
Mr. Yates tells mete good stories stories of
Dangles Jerold which are well worth qiiet--
ing. Mr. Yates - was escorting him one
night to the Bedford -Hotel. "As we went
up New street we met, two or three drunken
roisterers, one of :whom atter tumbling up
against me epolegized and asked- the way
to the judge and Jury,' a popularentektein
f the day. Instantly_ Jerrold- :bent
muu forward an4 addressed -him.: Straight on, .
zroupg.man ; .00ttinue • in _the path you are IsWallows- are seen hawking very.high, it is
- ou maul fail to come to ti good indication, because the Weems upot
•whioh the • feed venture nty there only in
the most auspicious weather. - - .
-Piople lite in the country all their lives
without meklug one Accurate *Observation
about nautili.- - The good . *Ampler- sof
nettle holde his eye long at& firmly:t9 the
point,- and finally gets the both not . melt
beoause he his patience, butbemuse his
. eye is sharp and bis infetenite twift. There
are many assertions, the- result -of hasty'
and inoomplete _observation, snob as, for
instates, that the way the milky way.
petits at night indicates -the :direotiou of
be wind - the, next day; - also, that every
new . moon- indicates either a dry or a wet
month. 't
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-now purSUiU nd
,
them It was to Peter Ounningbant, Men,
tionieghis fondness* for • waves'. feet,- that,
Jerrold said Extremes meet!' To Mrs.
Alfred Wigan, expreeeing her fear:that ,her
hair bed haat turned grey by the applies -
tion. : of ecime strong stimulant, be -said,
'I know, eostnioe of thyme.'" -- ,
Mr. Yates introdtioes us next to Bohemia,
a ootintry-iti whielt hetravelled much, weep
if hev_aa ever naturalized. - edifier *Of
tho, Conti.e Mies, . which sought to deal
Punch in its _own patticulat field; his _intet-
Course% with -literary Bohemia:0. dourea
oam.e doter. Many are the aneidotie
wbtoh be . tells .of • the oleVer Mell-and
WoMell with whom he was thrown. " -This
chapter -is extreptitnialli. bright .and smug;
g reading. • The life . Of the•Contie
WaS brieg,_.bUt it - was:- brilliaut
wbile it•
looted. - .T - .
Next .--ceptes the story bis "diffieulty
with the Garrick -Club,' 'which arosefrOm
a: little 6rtiole be Wrote on Thaokeray
in
Town Tab grazing the too sensitive -outiole
ot the gre4t novelist. • • Mr,Diokeris in, this
diffionIty etood by Mr. Yates, and, on calm
redaction it will pretty generally be . eon- .
ceded that Thaeketay throughout _twines
•out second beet: - - , -
•Mt.- Yates',- draipatio - reoolleotions are
quite:entertaining. Hie: own work far the
Maga., bed.. been suoinesful. HAI:became
*edttot otTeniple Bar ttud made it a spark-
ling inagszinei*-In the..oliapter "People- I
Have Iteown " Yates ..tells te Of Sit
Alexander. Cookbern, and of a lively little.
.inoldetit of that jurist's visit to.Sir Richard'
Bethell.- Sir "Richard- and his ion -pick
and gookbtirti _ wentpheasefit. shootjpg:..
The keeper happened to get: shot': Cook,.
tetra ased. the keeper ---bY whioli of -his
besiterehe bed been peppered and got the -
!reply, 1, D."421 90M beth Of lerde"-• Next
term thee -.Sir Bieber& Bethell,.* While
addre1313i0g a number of legal dignitaries on
. the Subject. of an important reform it the
law, paid he:Wee to have the. support : in
the matter of his friend Cookburn. Cook -
burp -eitotesited. :Bethell said, "in bis
most -Minding and *affeoted tones; _'You
mtuit -?tioolleot • it, . my* dear' friend.; _it
-occurred -on Itie moriting you shot my
keeper 1" And so the book: goes on, with
:good Moritaon every page: - - - • : -
To Lundeen readers Mt. Yates' meow*
of his.edventures in the United 5tate-J*1741i
btemost eatertainieg... It was poor Cheva-
lier Wile:AC-who first suggested to him tleit
idea Of cooling here to. lecture. fol.
lowed Wikoff's .He.. mine and
• never bad teason 39 regret it. One of our
inquisitive cotintrymet -introduied'himielf
. on board the steamer and. took -ocoasion-te
remark, "You've not my Peden of the
build of an -author, sir 1- I thought you
was a British athletegeingout to wrestle:"
ge. lectured itiNeviYotk.viith good stiocees.
pleating the Cooper
ttIxreeeive-Ziar qp14.1 Grant,
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46rtirisW Alt.Svay Trounce
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when. our iier Method is guaranted
permanently 1 dire the werst oases
rupture without the use of the ,
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The
• The -Nationalists of Dublin have deal
-to -contest the next election with two
dates Parnellbeing one
- • The Talien band is -the lieweit sort
girdle, and Felix; the costumer, is milt;
OD matycolOimes, &Meng the relit on;
whelk Mrs. Langtry wears es Pauline. •
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bandis ofveleet, and wide under the ar
where it is fastened into the, waist. se,
and then narrows to two_. etraight
which are browsed in • front under-a-bue
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the people." • •
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No woman oan live without'. Mine
share of physical suffering; _ but Many
accept as inevitable a great amount of pain
whioh can be avoided. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound was invented by one
who understood its need, and had the -rare
skill to provide a simple, yet admirably
effeotive remedy. -
Versional VaragraPhs•
In. the sleep -walking mete; while plating
'is “bi alttobeth,'": Sarah -Bernhardt always
appears ou.the etage :barefooted.:
The primal Eutparor of Russia -14 _tie
earlier days. witii noted for Wa-. feats of •
strength, and is. still one 0 the strengest
mon in tie empire:of - • ; • :
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Lord DMus is still desitotui, of _becoming
• Lord,Lieutenent .Ireland, 'and there is
some probability '-og the. plaoe being -given
him: ueXt. opting, should ,Lord .Speneer
retire. , .• -,* _
• She melaucholy that -oppresses
the 'tied of F. O. Burnand, editor of Pinch.
is amounted ler by tlie annottioemeut that
he has eleven unmarried daughters :OP his
halide. • ,
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-Mr. Blaine -mode a epeeobat Augusta on
Tuesday evening *bleb shows more- ability -
than anything he did during the Nair:tip,-
-proves that he *amp* the result of . the
eleotion in a'neitiely ,spirit, - and :vindicates
'hie title to be regarded to -day, and in spite
Of the Mann of the election, as one of the
foremost, if not indeed the Tory foremost,
of the leaders' •of the. Iteptiblioan ,party-
- • •
: Five crite of the :tWenty-cnie .Prestdente
were of i.• Scetalt-Irish ,lineege+Jaoesoii,:
?elk, Blithandei, -J-Ohnion and Arthur; two
Of- Scotch,. Grant ofid Hayes; one of Weise,
Jefferson:, and one ot DUtolt,Van Buren.; the
remeining twelve beiti lit -English descent.
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: Frank Henry, keep. .0....the:•Preeqcie Isle
beetion for eixteeu-yee it, has resigned. He
Saved Atilt 100 lives from drotentng. 1 -During
tue•ditys 0 the undergtound. railroads be
was °tied thecoiiduotote and ran 'Off more
-ziegrOes to Canada, it .iii -aitid, • that any
other one Min..
- Tee Windoixi -palace in,: Washington,- for
- whioh-J. G.•::Bleine• will ..pay 8300 &Month
tbitt winter, is -only three .blocke. from the
White House, whicii:.:Will be. -in hill view .
twin Bli: Blaine's library Windo*.and Will,
suggest, mitlitubt, to the palitical bietoriaWs:
Wind thelatuilier -tine, 1 66- Thoti art Pie near:
and yet80fitt:' - . - • ., ,„-=`
i'. General BusseltA.'Alger,, the .Governor -
elect of MiChigan, was it farmer's.boy, who
lead -book -ft by. a pine knot in au:Obiti cabin.
He was it ditening -eaValry adder,: the
asscioiate Of Custer and-Slieridaii. He was
fortunate in Itiniber lipeonlitiOns and rail-
road epterprises -in, the seventies, : and is
counted a millititairieseveral tidies -OM!
Prinee GtOrgei ion. of ;the:Prince. Of
Wiles, was 0 popular and smart Middle on
lie.is:no*ptoving himself at apt etudent at
boatadb-bouotthothoiBaochaiiiiiind Ottnadeii and:
e..-ltoyel- Naval ()allege, where he OnjoYi
- tiolerttr b4.418fies overothei•sublieuten-
i 00,000- boots . pooks. : . . • -.
What 10' Cent* WO Do.
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A 10 -*cent. *Age of Poison's Neaymnte
will oure-nenralgia or headache. 'A la cent
bottle of -1Terviline.iesufficient Waive colds,
diarrhces, epatintsr dysentery, eto.- Nerviline
18 just -.the tuingtO Cure ell pains, whether:
iuterpal or external: .':Buy at your druggist
a 1.0 pent Sample= of "the greet
paid wire." Safe, prompt and -alweys
effeetuat;- „Urge bottles at any drug stors,
only 2'5 oents. • - •
Reading; .Pa., colored people- are
• v. ,
.exeladed fro.ni !intoner rinks at that dity,.
alit will go' to` law. &Mitt ip. - •
eilistory Repeats Klett
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And - perhaps: in the dietant futitre when
the egos have grown old,- and peeve with
sloW and failing steps down the eottidoieet.
•time+wilen the' adjenote- arid Appliances'
thet now make life endurable erefforgotten
.--hew gladly will the peopie_hail there-dis.;
oovery of : dtharn's Painlees Corn.
Extraotor,_the great and Only sure pop corn
eitre -this age.- -f,WitiliOut a _rival for effi-
cacy -or pitinlees 'oertain in -every
ease end . yet perfeotly harmleets to every
other part, untidy:its:loss would be felt in-
leture ages as keenly as its valuitis 110$67.
appreoiated-by all in-. this. :Try .,Pettutin's-
ii:einless Cott.. Extractor: Sure and sate.
N. tl, Polson Kingston; prOpttlitas.*
PINK
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IS 'A POSITIVE CU.R1 *
For ell of those . INIefufel Ciimple144
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. /T WILL &HIE rernuity fret wain frow
• tate --come:tams, ALt •OvAsiAll• Tam*
PLAN/AMR' AND ULCERATION. FALLING 4.
rwareasara, Awn THE coNsEquENt.SpINA
• *IT WILL DIsiavE ANR EXPEL. TUMORS - ;Mg
r1::::::::::;:ipiA::911:itros".Tr.t.Tli.- ToileirivAso:i. 4:74:1:3:11171:-. eitnrs: fto.v
.TENnENCYTOCANCEBOIJS MITITORS THEHEI4
. IT REHOVEs =FAINTNEsS, lex,LTITLENCT, TM
AI;L: cit.orrso.ronprilatiLANTS, AND BELIET4‘, , p. Az, .
itess-ov THESTONACILI - IT CURES 13LOAT#46p.IIAD-
AMIE-, NERVOUS PROSTRATIO1q, GENERALP0307A,
DEPRESSION exi) iNtaoofincx.. *- - It. . *
* THAT PE 'LINO OF BEARING DOWN, bIlin, -Ail1,1 i*
VircuEBIEGHD Tim to Btreic:A.c*Nr, E,4 S .1.,L4W. A:ls .pE11*.* osii#NTL'I 1..-
* IT *WILL t.r.ait, TIMES AND %win ALt4RECITS, ,., ..11
STANCES ACT .IN HATTONN., WITH - THE: ; $ THAT
poyeas Tint PENALN. SISTEH. : *: . .*'' . .. ..
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•-*:mai-lritOToisv is SOLELY roarar lp,rmarli
--HEAIJ.NH Or =stop AND TRE RELIEF op...Ate, vat
-ease IT :noes ALL IT CLAIM Tow); TEHRJOHnn OW
Up* 46.1Elific"ZotGp. AciivuOrio .T0Ers:riciptliii....-1Dttvr .6.4:634;t-1401.. ,,,,terli
Jura= SEx ran ionnapr: Is- ItiTsURPA4Eur. * *
-4' LYDIA *.:PINEHATriii VEGETABLE CO t POND 11 . .
prepared- at Zinn, Mass; Price $t Six b9y4-,104 tor $1.
-Sold by all,' ruggists. Senthymell, postage 0:411,;* fan*
er
of Pills or :Lozenges On receipt of widens:al:0o. .11rie
Pinkbane - "Guide to ilealth06. will be maileOL Ctee to see
Lady smiling stainpi i Lettere conildeetiallt-*Fersd.*._
Torpidity; , g the Liver. ;260ents per box. 4' tl,,/,)1., . . *
• No tarl :should be without LYDIA EA DOCHAIrl--
tIVER P LS. They ;ture Oonstipatfon, BrAiAiausist-itaki ._
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a New y - Oriel& f - hal ben g
ork is' ez• e 7"'•
. which his 2...ere/id Plil10e
colored correspondent,and as
recolleation
th The Seem to,Of
rounditia A.‘, uuing A.4.4616
woro, trial SUCCea 41 Mate Of:
rathimodrie. gxablytels.dt etaWbsoitilufeOgdbh.,:i:: .,BUSUrni OPafflar$2012eW
LOodon Ile' has delay -re e a "'an Of
an ever. initde !tit 13- tie, tgiretof9nro4ini1172,
or te with -his brethren of e •81113:1
lite tertetti:t° ttakee tiptee
oink and be for ziatty friendships. Ile
egait to write for other peptize altd period.,
404-, and indeed wee- fairly -lautattlied into
_tee career 104104 lose proved so. huoceeeful,
la5a be wavraerried. ` The happy
. anus in the
_ .sy : big life- - continue to be -
pleasant and profitable) life.. is;etidentkv
a,oheery, geod-natuted fellow, and there is
nothing that Can cause elm a `moat nt of
not a word of -spite or inalioe_ int his,bookt
regret ter having Written. - . - ' • i' -
• Nuvr4-10 red thoilitifild ursvc" quite
b 000 oha009 01
but a °-11°-$.400
,notpaid , 400000 that
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lag from froin *NERvopa, DEsitirt. LosTLe!OALITT,
mEN:ONLYL_-Tot4w on oT.-:e, 1:a•413:n
IA Atri!VOCER are -sent on SO Day
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0.1:_v#4...1 TU
WAsTol$ WEAKNESSES. and arieliti-phfo
PERSONAL ' NATURE,' restating irofloi. AP .',$1:103iraatneda-
OTHER 'OAITSES. ' Speedy
6.GEARANTEED. Soul. at onget-,
restoration to REALTA, Vioott itn 44rifooD
sa lha Miolle
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phybiefins, andleft to - dia.': ' Reduced to a
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