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CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
Erclusire Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement Of all trAins thereby avoiding possibility q
collisions or delays, 50 annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
ST. N m. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
7:45 N. m. crscrxsArI ExpREss-Making direc,
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincinnati New
Albany, Louisville Dayton Columbus, Zanesye Wheel
ing, Pttsbnrg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
ia 3 n. m. TELEGRAPH ExPRHss- Arriving ut Mag
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning, New York nj r. NJ
Philadelpha, via Emira, at 10 NJ, Boston At 10 at
aEht. Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
R. X. for Buffalo and all points Est.
. 300 p. m. AFTERsoos ExPaEss-Arrives In New
York az "a. second day, or Boston at r. H. and 4.
Philadelphia 1890 second morning.
$50 =. n ''tGHT ExPRsss-Arriving at Niaga-
"a ais OF Buffalo neat evening" New York. at p. NJ,
Buffalo and Lake Huron X. r. for Buffalo and all points
East CONNECTS at Aichican City texcept SATURDAY.
witE New Albany 4 Salem X. Road for New Albany,
indianapolis Cincinnati, Dayton Columbus GAINESVILLE
be e'onfatas Wheeling. Baltimore, Washington Pts-
burgh, and Philadelphia.
81 TIE T,atias on 0te Cbicdgo Bjsingsoz X Oexs-
", Gafena d Chicago U'sioa, itlnota Central ana
Mte4tgaH Csntrak Rattroads hto tfe sahse D.Def
~ t5edgo, mrsag ~ e9i2eft5sto passengers II hack
are mn ttaa1ter ot Bdagdgx
:, hs OIL "a. m. 300 u. IA. and . 80 p.tn
Traits iiase direct otons Toronto with lie
GRIND TRENK Raj Way
10 Kingston, 0gdenshurg, Montreal, Quebec aud all
points 10 Canada East, Serthern Vermont New Hamp-
shire and Maine.
y well known by the travelling public that this Road
has no competitor of equal facilities from Chicago ts
NIAGARA Fails, New York, Boston, 0gdensburgh, Mon.
treai, &C., &C.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night IL
over this route $50 p. NJ One Train Sunday AZ s30
r M. No 800 r. NJ. Saturday. /.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Fal,s guffaIo
New YORK, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia.
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any Of the
WIN hnd competent Agents on the cars, and
baggage masters at the depots, receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Michigan Central free
of charge.
1YROUGH TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY ia vs.,
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats can pc bought at the different offices In the West
al The Passenger Depot foot of Lake Street and al
the General Ticket Office, Corner OF Lake and Dearborn
Streets Chicago opposite the fremont House.
Ii. J. sPAULDING,
May l, 1921. General Pass Agent.
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TIE RIGHr USE OF THE EYEs.-An Italian
Bishop who had endured much prosecution
with calm unrufiled temper, was asked
how he attained such mastery over himself
by making right use Of my eyes," said he.
l first looked up to Heaven as the place
whittier am going to live forever. Inext
look down upon the earth and consider how
small space Of it will soon be all that
can occupy or want. l then look around
me and think how many are far more
wretched than am"
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foU CANT YANKEE SucKER-in the
western country, what one buys costs at
least a dime or half dime nickel penuies
or copper cents are just about as scarce as
'.just men made perteck'' in political con-
vention Well, not long ago a dewn easter
tried to pass ten coppers upon Sucker, .
native of Illinois, for dime.
What be they inquired the sucker, in
unfsigned ignorance.
81 calculate they are cents; replied tho
eastern man cant you read?'
Il reckon not said he; "and what more,
old boss, ! don't want to. What is cents
MisterY' sss
II vow to tho judge" said the Yankee,
you are wus than the heather! Cents is
money, sartinl Ton of them is worth
dime. Can't you see? it says Il Pluribus
Unum --thafs the latin for Hail Columbia
land here it is inscribed 'ons cent.
Look hero. responded the Sucker, put
ting the thumb and his fingers forward, ayou
may run q saw on Hosier or a wolverine,
but I'm blamed if you can Yaukee me with
that contusiye stuff. "--Buglc.
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IIIl|I|rnaT'RY,

ANEEN4 40MA -
THO al those u Want " Dental services,
i Dr.. BAILEY wsuld say that ~ has S f&R&
Dr.. nsanehb Patent, Or 0a1enA, fbr en- QlYyv$
tracting teeth withont pAin--aso Or.
ElAniy Patent Of Baitraorc called Pro-
CESS" the latest improvement for inserting ArtAcial
Teeth.
Teeth inserted gold md silver plate. And the
tarAi teeth carefully filled them fron further
decay. All work warranted.
80 Once on Jensfson Street, over CAsfrey haf-
n. BAILEY, D. D. ..
On. BAILEY has purchased Of me office right and
instructions for the Of my method or extracting
teeth without pain. have used u IN my practice
years, with 81 gratifying 10 myself and
my patients. IL is efficient and harmless, be-
leve all will Gnd who test II In hs hands.
s-aipiy2.d&wtS I. B. BRANCH,
Dentist and PAtensee.
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sRn1N0 AnnANGR1umNT.
Peoria, Oq1awka md Burlington

q Air "a D.
<Ny and A. 1 Wednesday, March 10th. 1868, trains
via This route Wal RIM follows, leaving East Oar
linston BY y. y . q trains:
IL Passenger d 6.5b A. NJ. for Peoria, Chicago.
Cncinn ati Alton end ST. Louis, via Galcsburg Knsx-
yihe Elsnwood aud PEORIA to Chicago and via Bloom
ington Springfield Decatur, Lafay Pnna, aAHdovA
Tcrre Haute and Indianapolis, for Cincinnati snd D.
Louis.
I'd Passenger 81 645 r NJ for Peoria, Chicago, Gin
cinnat Alton and 81 Louis, making close connection -
above.
Passengers via this route viii change cars Is Gales
burg. N
Baggage win be checked through from Burlington 70
not to need checking ut Gaesbnrg but mast be at
tended TO and properly checked on the Ferry Boat
Tile trains Of the y. d NJ. n. X. r. make direct
nectioas with the trains via this route This route ID
saving FIFTY-ONE MILES Of travel over any other
10 Southern points. A
~ Through tickets 10 al the above points and To IN
Eastern cities, may be obtained the Ticket ONCE OF
the O. y. Q. h. r., corner Of Jefferson and Water
Streets X. v. HOsFoRD,
Passenger Agent, burlington, Iowa.
p. u. ROBERTS, Eupt., Peoria, H.
U. II. KELLOGG, Gent Ticket Ag't, Peoria, III.
ma
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Commands, says . Paris correspondent.
will be glad TO hear that they. have an OPP
portunity OF eating birds nest soup without
going TO China for it. / saw . large basket
oft In Chevees window this morning. The
price = three thousand francs (El2) .
peaaA
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Isl Rim TON
4. NJ. DALHOYv. .Prluc,p.

TerMs-Fer unlimited In Double -
Mrreantie Bookkeeping, penmanshlp, tomnexa
$2S,o0.
The course Of Instruction Ia the most ecmprensa.~
taught, and y so completely reduced 10 praeucs
meet every possible contingency In business. -
l'eMs,la ns hi p-r Taught in the latest an
approved principles. -.
Commercial Law Eectures-WiiiMgeS -
ny Mr. o. Ben Darwin, one OF the ahtest members 49,
Burlington Bar, subjects necessary fer every
manto he acquainted with. "a
!. An Elegant DiplOnaa-underths go ~ -
STATE college oil Pennsylv anis, awarded 70 ~
Send for Circular y mail. - W.sc
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NPKhNG HEDS-A patent, which I VII
=, put up oniriai Of one week and Y not liked viii IN
taAen uown tree 81 ehargeif kept, price .. 90 ANY
one Wishing to try them do BY calling at INV store
sept16 bp n n HApIv soio'
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| ETTEM PRENSEA nra CDD@.ND
s....A large assortment or Letter Presses.
Inc ana no Paper Copying Books, Arnois writ
Doex1s ets, ~ suia Srushes, OF. Paper, B.oting
b. ssco and for sale st hog rates,
an11 j. p. BROWN.
Barrett House Block nrdaA
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Al IN old cynic, ut coocert one night,
rssd in the programme the title Of . song,
viz:
30, give me q cot in the valley love-"
Reading it over attentively, the old fellow
finally growlsd-
.WsA if | bad my choice, should ask fog
. bodstsadr'
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To Farmers ana Dealers

vynyr, ~ ~ MSIs anu UtHIer6
ooA MNehtien Is respectfully solicited Ia ths
- Pressni extensive and complete stock OF Yarn.
,ng implements and Utensils now In store whl.h
aoies NE propretors Of the Burlington Agr,rpI,ri
the trade and purchasers generally .'sn's 70
Stating OF eeins Aoeis, con.
SCY1HE SNA TIES, CRADLES woan
IRON BRACE AND CRAP FIVE - Az
1S "a w ~ IFDRKS GA s,ned, lSCrYHE
V rt ~ q ~ ar Z. g., nAND d REFOL.
veJust been received to which DAN, additions :.
ing made by fresh arrivals A~as "su'iohs are De-
Purchasing direetl, from ,hs.,c. ,n,. .
hees are Obtained At the lowe nr,css as
IN, ~ lower than any other'honse In Rurns,on
~. assortment of Weed and Willow Ware Car.
49, neu Sords, Clothes Lines, &e constantiy on
80. "a KEITH. ROBINSON CO
'1As is-sds-wu Water street, near Jefferson,
Harrington. Iowa
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MIR. HARDY returns his thanks to the
4S1 citizens OF Burlington and vicin ty for their
previous patronage and solicts uance feeling
ion.
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods yery
much lower than formerly, that 1t enables me 10 se,
all Goods in my line from 20 to Is per cent less than any
other house In the West and all Goods warranted az
good as represented or the money refunded NV stock
consists OF the following Goods In
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Farmers Take Notice

NESSIsS. STAFFORD. REsOS On.
II o. W. Stanord's new ~ toi
re. CITING LEVER CHTRN
This principle in curning took the frst Premium IN
800 an Illinois last September, when the machine was
ioh Without doubt the best machine for quick WORK
hRahty and ease, and the convenient and y
teahta aud every way the perfec; of any hng az
.he sind ever offered 10 the publi- We warrant ali
"ork or no pay. Terms reasonable. Give d a cali
work. - tei ahd i'ard
fer gale at the princips Groceries and Hardware
stores and at the shop Angular ttreet near Main
iuly2D.wtf sTAEgopn ma 4 IN
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"A PARTNRR WANTED

WITH ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w Capital and well re ommtnded, 70 engage In
\ permanent lucrative and profitable business, al.
ready established. The profits daily credit sales
now amounting 70 over fifty dollars day. For full
particulars address, with references,
mar26-dwtf A. COYLf,
Box 400, Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
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Ana great variety OF articles usually Kent In 6rst
class Warehouse, which are too numernns Ia men,ia
cents Is 90. N"esa o'h g
Giit Frame Looking Glasses from 81 25 10 $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 IS to $50 90.
Brass Clocks with Iron frames from ~ SO To A. IN
Aliberal discount made country dealers. fssnt,hn
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A Colored Discourse.

A correspondent Of the "Knickerbockor
who writes from Mansfield, Ohio, sends US
the following discourse, for the entire au-
thority Of which he vouches without reserve
having taken it down from the thick lips of
the reverend orator himself:
y tex, bredren and sister, will be foun'
in de fust chapter of Genesis, and twenty
ssbenth verso.
And de Lord make Adam" / tole you
how he make him He make him out OBJ
clay, and when he get dri, he brsthe into him
de breff OBJ life He put him in de garden
oh Eden, and he set him in de- korner ob de
lot, and he tole him to eat all de apples,
ceptin dem in de middle oh dc orchard;
dem he want for dc winter apples
"Bime by, Adam he be lonesum. So de
l.or make Ebe. tole you how he make her.
lie glib Adam laudanum till he got sound
asleep, den lie gouge a rib out he side and
make Ebe; an he tole her to eat all de APP
pies 'ceptin' dem in de middle OBJ do orchard
dem he want for de winter apples
"Wun day de Lord he 60 visiting de deb
BILE he cum along; he dress himself up in de
skin of de SNAKE and he find Ebe, and he
tols her, "Ebe, why for you not eat de APP
pies in de middle Oh de orchard?' Ebe says:
Dem de Lords winter apples' But de
debble says: Il tole you for to eat dem, case
dey de best apples in de orchard" So Ebs
eat de apple, and guy Adam a bite, and den
de debbil he go away.
'Bime by dc Lor cum home, and he call
Adam. Adam he lay low SO de Lor' call
again, you Adam Adam says, "Hea
Lord and de Lor' say, WHO stole de win
ter applesg Adam tole him, Don't know
Ebe, be 'spect." SO de Lor' call: "Ebel Ebe
lay low. De Lor' call again: "You Ebe.'
Ebe says, ''Hea, Lori De Lor say, "Nho
stole de winter apples?'' Ebe tole him,
Don't know Adam, she 'spect" So Lor
cotch EN- boil, and trow EN- ober de fence,
and he tcle EN-, 40 work for your libbin
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~ AANtas DOOR AND BLIND FAC
NJ. III u AIT. Pleasant Street, opposite the ora
.nk road Depot, Adjoning the OH Mil, Burlington
aowAi AZ common work constantly on hand, aud Or.
uers ~ mall otherwise, promptly attended 10
a0v. ~. @takss URlAN Lopez
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Oosr or rnB COLOSSAL CHURCH IN ST. Pc
TERsBURo.-A German letter from St Pc
tsrsburg June 10th, gives some additional
items Of interest respecting the monster
church, an account Of the dedication OF
which We published recently The writer
says that an immense concourse of people
continued to visit the palace Of St Isaac,
notwithstanding that the dedication ceremo-
MES were concluded, and the imperial fami-
~ had repaired to the summer palace
Crowds still passed into the building to feast
their eyes upon the splendors Of the great
oriental cathedral, composed as j. is Of gran.
ite, marble, iron, malachite, alabaster an
lapis lazuli Of bronze and silver and gold
wood having been altogether excluped from
the building, except in some Of the doors.
The lighting rods are made of platina;
while the great dome and the five crosses,
visible Ut distance Of forty versts are
plated with 274 pounds Of gold. The inte-
fior area is 80, 900 square feet The entire
structure, ~ it stands, including the liz 81
gantic pillars with Corinthian capitals, the
dome, and the immense bell of 10000 fbs.-
wsight-with all its interior splendors of
porphyry, Of Cararian marble and gold, the
"Inconostase," with its gilt decorations, and
the works of art in painting and sculpture
represents an expended capital of nearly
ninety million thalsrs (nearly $4,000, O00).
The granite monoliths, measuring fifty six
feet in height and seven feet diameter at the
base, cost each 10000 thalers Four hun.
dred thousand thalers were expended on
gold ornamentation. There il no organ, as
the Greek Church allows no instrumental
music of any kind, and likewise interdicts
female voices in the house of God (the bells,
too, must only be sounded by striking, not
by ringing At the deication however, the
four principal voices we're each represented
by $50 male singers, and the grand choral
resounded through the vast building like the
swelling notes Of y monstroos organ
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1O,C0O Agents Wanted
a Gnnn THIMEi

"A MEIt1INE that ~ no Shaatr.
= s.Ans EXPLANATION OR FEVER ONLY,
ahe Whoesale Agents for the States Of Missouri a.
E Illinois Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota
Kansas, Nebraska and New Mckee. lar
Coggswelfs Antiphlogistic Salt
perfect substitute for Bleedlng Ri.terinp arT -
~ wH appoint town and county Agents On nb
Ftr pox, py retail can be sent by mail
,n., aaartss 1. b. BOYLE co.
boonvile, No.
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! =. Osl,vila = ~

- f.l.r-,,1l~, 49, n- y, 80 rs So ~
xvu...- -..sr1 80 q. -
80 ~ 49, 49, 49, scn - morrow
S.1 -. ~ 49, \ ~ Ne Question
1872 Among 0snsts tnlngs
.re,.s. -. D,
u1 49,, =, nePooicln oid NOS want
uoke siAve 1890, ies nim vote against
I.1 '.ss csaqoesG Il NJ ofothers Dsmocfas
\. No more save Seaeee, lee hls party
0sOw away tAa4 mieoEAblo tfash 0f0Quatfer
sovsSOtkpty. Let - 30 On n the good old
way, The rovolution way which was red
with Tie blood ct our fathers who trod it -
Let 20 begin Tefritorieo in such way, that
no slavery shall come into the state 1 tell
yoo, MI. Republican. Mr.. Democrat, there 10
no ether constitutional way. lam not going
% take an oath 20 support and carry out that
Conssisutien. ana then no away and say like
Q roecal. ITO b sure The Consultation
doesn't warrant this course, bat III adopt IT,"
0coundrela "a knayoe mieht do 90 and Law
Il . thoir ooneoienco. but no honest man
vonN Thia 3 NV yiew Of the Constitution
Of he Until 6>afes.
A 10 Cubn. he eaid. suppose Won have
bou1ht Cuba. the treaty comes before the
Senate for ratification. and win il be ratified
till yov and what "a do With tn The
Southern man would admit Il a Il IA The
Northern mn would not admit il till the
elayee were ~ fraa. And thaf ought mot /
think 20 81 done without the consent Of the
ovners. Who we're brourht by 81 along with
the nierera and they 81 course would mot
cenaenf ROY. then. ara re 10 Get posses
eion Of Cuba? We NAV send armies there
20 keen the peace and and pay their expen-
ses.- Bot Cuba will not be Q State nor
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To Purchasers of Books, Paper and
C+nfinrnrx

To Purchasers of Books, Paper and
Stationery.
| Large Stock Of Miscellaneous and Other oks
Eastern Wholesale Prices.
| WING just received very large stock
ceaneons Books, purchased this Fall tile Nezo York
ana Fttadelpaia I-nde Sales am prepared to sell
al prices lower thar before offered this city
Among my stock will be found the following valuable
| Works: ~
perry's Expedition to Japan, vol Calf Antique.
Hugh Mller's Works, vols.
irfhg.s life OF Washington, vols. 's .'
/ Irvng's Works Complete
Waverly Novels " 10 vols.
| Cooper's Complete WORKS, "a"
Bayard Taylor's Travels, 3
American Encyclopedia, IA g Librarys
Danas System Of Mineraogy, vol. cloth.
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols. NOR antique
a.. Addson's Works, 6vos. sheep.
Spectator, vols. calf, ANTIQUE
Johnson's Works, vols. sheep.
f{aliAm's Middle Ages.
Preseott's Complete Works, Il vols. Library.
The Works OF Daniel Webster vols. cotli q.
Bancroft History Of the Z. s. vols. cloth and sheep
Kane's arctic Expedition, . vols. e'
Ben Jahnson's Dramatic Works, vol. calf
Beaumont Fletchers g 2 " sheen
ShasSfeare's
Ma srnFer Fori's Dramatic Works, vol.
Dickens Complete Works, vols. sheep.
Fitdinss I've.
Smaiiets il. 70
The Works Of Lord Bacon, vols.
The Modern British Essaysts, vols cloth.
Also, complete assortment Of Cap, Letter Note and
Bill Paper, Envelopes, School and Office Stationery al
oct2o J. p. BROWN,
Barrett Wouse Block. al 4
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AN ExoRuctATisG Polish iron LANGUAGE
Il Scene lin front OF fashionable hotel
Gentleman dismounting from his horse
"Stabler, attend refrigerate nv beast bv
allowing him twice to circumambulate Won.
der fountain; that accomplished, to imbibe n
moderate quantity Of acqueous particle
conduct him with care to the repository far
wearied beasts and having clothed in lustra
his dirty skin, by gentle application of tina
vegetable material called straw, suffer him
to partake of food which shall afford nour.
ishment and gentle repose.'
Stabler--"l can't understand word you
say, sir but suppose you want your horse
put up.
Gentleman-"Stupidity unequalled -
Landlord, illuminate your censures against
this tardy churl,and conduct me to secluded
apartments, and bring restoratives ofthe
most yivive character, to reinstate to their
former power, the varied eaergiss Of my ex-
hsustsd frame.
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EGYPTIAN MUMMY BAGS IN YANKEE Pa
PER MILL "A correspondent of the Journal
OF Commerce, writing of the paper mills Of
Gardiner Me-, says:
Yesterday | visited in company with
Mayor Woods, of Gardiner, the two priaei-
pal paper factories, and was astonished in
looking at the millions of pounds of rags
piled up in warehouses or spread over acres
OF ground, to find that portion Of them had
recently arrived from Alexandria, in Egypt.
They were the most disagreeable, odoriicrous
old clothes, that have ever had the bad
fortune to smell. This doubtless, was ow-
ing to the fact that a part of them was in a
damaged state. The Egyptians rags had boen
collected from all corners Of the Pashais do
minions-lrom the living and the dead
How many cast of garments of Howadiis
and Hadjis; how many tons Of big, loose,
Turkish ragged breeches, and how many
head pieces, in the shape Of old dotted tur-
bans, the deponent saith not But the
most singular, and the cleanest division of
the whole filthy mass, came not from the
limbs OF the present generation of travellers
pilgrims, peasants, soldiers and sailors of
Egypt but were the plundered wrappings
ofmen, bulls, crocodiles and cats, torn from
the respectable defunct members of the same.
What a scene tpcail up the grim past And
what a dissertation, too, to take the garments
of the Pharaohs, Remeses, and of sacred
bulls, holy crocodiles, and pious cats, and
mingling them with the vulgar unmentiona-
bles OF the shave pated herd of modern
Egyptians, to ship them to the other sle Of
the world-to a land which Ptoemy's map
had no room for-there to grind them up to
the music of cogwheels and the falls OF the
Cobosse Contes! How little did the relig-
ious old Egyptians think that they were Pill
ing away stores for the future cash accounts
OF Turkomans, and that the linen folds which
SO carefully bandaged their holy dead, should
one day make highly calendered paper
Mummy cloth, as well as old rags OF italy,
(how do they manage to produce so many
rags there) are ground up, and come forth
mingled in fond embrace and in the purest
white. 1t has been ascertained that some
OF the Egyptian rags contain about 10 per
cent of dust and dirt The dust doubtless
consists of many fine particles of Phara oh
embaimed subjects, but not few OF the
modern rags seem to have been spread neon
the sands at the periodical overflow oi the
Nile and received deposit of the fine etrth
that has washed down from the mountains
Of Abyssinia. This adds TO the weight but
Yankees VIII not be sold twice in this mat
toy -