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sEA-MOss FARINE.

sEA-MosS FARINE.
This new aud elegant preparation, made from
pure Irish moss or csrrageen, 10 conceded TO De
the cheapest, healthisss. and most paiasaoie fosd
For twenty-five cents you can buy package.
WHICH will mako sixteen quarts blanc mango,
puddings, custards, cream. &C., &C.
fresh supply Just received
PURCELL, LAID d CO., Druggists,
apis corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
VICE AND DRILL COMBINED.-My
v PATENT VICE AND DRILL COMBINED,
FIR RsiIroads Steamboats,, Mechanics, and Farm
ers, is nnv ready, and for sale as Mr., G. j. SIa-
TaE'S Hardware Store. No. Ass Main street,
nri1-lus OTIS DEAET, Patentee.
CEIDLITE POWDERS AND CITRATE
u SMAGNEHIA, our own Importation, and
always fresh also. genuine CONGRESS Wa
TER Granular Ytchey ana Kiastngen 8slts,
= ~ @ !. fss -, u WAGNER Druggist,
sulLsts ef1th and Broad streets.
nLIIR GRIT NOVA SCOTIA GRIND.
I'D sTONDA--Taa tonst last received and fsF sale
Enu H9E2Bg R WJlAgA1H D cN
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Chin Nawa.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 1S.-Passed in
for Baltimore the brig Mississippi, from
Demarara, and the schooners Harriet Baker
and Willie, from MatanZas.
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Richmond Tobnceo sfarket.

APRIL Is, ls7o-Tha market for the past week
has been quite brisk, but prices little easier on
all aoft tobacco, particularly the common and mo
dunn grades.
In dry tobsccos ne note . drmness in prices.
We do not change our quotations. but It Is diculs
to get full quotations for any grade Of soft aud
doubtful order
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Strike Among BhipsCarpenterss
NEW Yoax, April 1S.--Seyen hundred
ship-carpenters have entered on strike
here. The strike extends to the Brooklyn,
Jersey City, and Greenpoint yards.
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Flood Impending,

PHILADELPHIA, April 18.-The sehuylkil
rose five feet last night, and is still rising
A flood Is impending.
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Death of Commodore Meade.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Commodore Meade
is dead,
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NHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, OF NEW
" AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGN, FIHEhT
FINISH, and OF superior stock and workman
ship, at the 2s@a9
No. aos Fifth street, near Broad
Call ard examine our stock. Old carriages
taken in exchange. Repairing done promptly:
np u w. Y. sM1IH.
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~ AUCTION BARGAINS.
WILL BE SOLD AT RATES EAR BELOW
THEIR GOLD VALUE
LOCO pieces MARsEILLEs TRIMMING ut lSc.
worth 5oc.
s,oss pieces WHITE MARsEILLEs TRIMMING
at CSC. worth soc. In gold;
5000 pieces MARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS, in
colors and white, at Soc. worth 7sc. in
gold.
These goods are Just the thing for trimming
piQue and other wash fabrics, ana are all OF she
latest styles, and will be sold far below THEIR
GOLD VALUE! LEVY BROTHERS.
apis 1918 and i2is MAID street,
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The Mcfarland Trial

The Mcfarland TrE@I.
NEW York, April 1s.-The evidence In
the Mcfarland case to-day strongly tendsto
prove his insanity.
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EVERY DESCRIPTION
% give as call and be convinced that they can
'upply their wants at lower psices than before
he war.
We name In part
DRESS GOODS Of every kind, In rich SILKS.
JAPANESE SILKS, IRISH PoPLINs
REAL MoHAIRs, IRON BAREGEs
GRENADINES PLAIN and EMBROI.
DERRD LENos, JAPANESE CLOTHS
BABEGEs. PIQUEs. PBRCALEs,
BRILLLAETA. LAWNS, JACooNETs,
ORGANIZES,
FRENCH cAMBR1ca, GINaHAMa
LINEN LAWNS,
MoUssRLAINEs MERINoa
WHITE. BLACK. and COL oRED|
ALPACAS BoMBAzIHEs TAM1sE
CLOTH, aERNANIs, and souplsts
line Of M0URNIsG GOODS.
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTToSs tau
Makes.
CALICoEs, FLANNELS,
CURTAIN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS 70 large stoca},
LINEN sHEET1NG, PILLOW LINEN.
TABLE DAAAsKs, NAPKINS TOWELS.
HAEDKERCHIEFs, HOSIERY.
GLOVES Of all kinds uncluding two.buttou
soanaless kid) very cheap,
CLOTHS, OAssIMEREs, LINEN, DUCKS
and DRILLS, CoTToNADEs. CRA-
WATTS. BOWS and TIES
TABLE o1LCLoTHs,
REAL THREAD and LLAMA LACE
POINTS,
LLAMA LACE sACQUEs
REAL and IMITATION LACE COLLARS
and sETs
LINEN COLLARS and sETs,
THREAD and IMITATION LACEs,
CAMBRIC and SWISS EDGINGs and IN
SETTINGS.
IT LIS IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMERATE ALL
THE ITEMS WE KEEP.
OUR STOCK
Is UNUSUALLY LARGE,
and We Invite an examination Of II, knowing
that We can giro
PERFECT SATISFACTION
WHO FAVOR Us WITH THEIR
PATRONAGE.
BURREss. WILLIAMS CO.,
lIl7 Main street,
apl6 between Eleventh aud Twelfth
~ NEW CLOTHING
AT baldwin,
We arc receiving daily by steamer and express
our
sPRING STOCK,
comprising everything desirable Ia the way OF
FINE BLACK AND CoLoRED COATS
AND
VESTS;
ZINE CAgsYMERE SJ,ITa
MEDIUM CASHMERE SUITS
CHEAP CASHMERE SUITS SHIRTS,
COLLARS, TIES,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY,
all OF which are offered to buyers ct
REASONABLE RATES
T. 6. BALDWIN. Clo'hier,
ads corner Main and Tenth streets.
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GOLD SODA-WATER
~ AND
KISsINGEN WATER
POWHATAN T.. DUPUY,s
Apothecary,
abb No. 427 Broad street.
ITO CONTRACTORS.

ITO CONTRACTORS.
REFINED ROLLED IRON, all siEes;
REFINED HORSESHOE IRON,
ROD IRON from s-ls to g.! inchei
BAND, HOOP, and SHEET IRON.
NORWAY NAIL-ROD5,
HORSE and MULE SHOES,
HORSESHOE NAILS,
IRON AXLES, all sizesj
NOVA SCOTIA GRISDSTOEES
GROCERIES OF all kinds.
For sale 81 GORDON & CRINGAE,
an 1s-5m Pearl street.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-All
II persons Indebted to AMEDEE SAUVAN,
deceased Qate Consul OF France), Will pleaee make
immediate payment to me or 10 ID. WON GRO
MING, my agent and all persona having claims
against The estate of Mr.. saryan will present
til, m properly authenticated, to me or 20 Mr.. Won
Grooming, In order to q settlement OF the estate.
b. A. f1NTARD,
Administrator Of 4. 6auyan, deeeaSed
8tk
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FOR BALTIMORE,
arriving thcre at 7.so A. NJ. is ample tfmste ca.
nect with trains on the PHlLADELYHL 41L.,
MINGTON, and DALTIMOHE KAIL6OaDlers
FAkElashh AsP aat2 hsE sTE a
Returning from Bsltiuore, tbs stesmes ssfn
leave her Sharf, PIERS Nos, z an6s BETTEE1
and regularly th.Teafier on MUNDAYga WED.
NEsrAYS, and FkIDAYs, at 4ls III. II scn-a
Meeting ct Acquta creek with sas E&IEk41
TRAIN for Richmond, reaching the yune4toH 2n
ample time 70 connecr vita the WEeTWARQe
BOUND TRAIN for the principal points ON q
arriving 70 RIcHMsNp p az "a: q aroy,ar.
ANNA is believed 70 be pnsureaassd bx AAxs
ga k ALL 2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1s CO.
sonpiss,on 81 tSs oasss anosi sr sssaspss q e
saIns ssass tncxa nAafiy ss4d1a tes GcraSssy esos
noss % MaGs thA lt1s . DAILY on & - 3. s
FOE TREEGHTs shi3 liHa y the Hgts t9&44e
ttous, and - cheap O. any rnuninS Gosa 80.
FOE ToR PASSENGERS the rea.a 4 ssnAssss.! - z
MENT or ENGINES AND CAKA EH0OIH,
TRACT. ANDELEHAag TEAMEHa 7. -
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAH9A41
CHECKs Ends Information soogs n9l4ess. ~.
nisned upon snRRsssstsa q sfe fss 81
pauJt wv SNAs' - = J. p. GHN912s
! General Ticket .AscEs
ED. 4. %. My4Rs GeneFal Hupefint - "a
I Cyyfor RICHMOND, FRsDRRIcxanuH0AA ADJ i
- - FCTO1rAC RAILR0hn yQaGAM1..y&f y
/ mn Ie-@ $50 .sRIcuMoSnt April N,ipI& y
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SPRING GOODS.

OF
SPRING GOODS,
which makes our stock full and complete. These
goods have been bought within the past two weeks,
sinss tho recent heavy decline In all foreign goods
and We confidently assert can be sold as cheap 40
similar goods were ever offered In this market.
We take this occasion 70 tender our thanks to
or friends aud the public for tho unprecedented
patronage which has been accorded rs, and to
assure them that no effort on our part shall be
spared to merit Its continuance.
We invite all In waus Of
FRESH,
FASHIONABLE, and
DESIRABLE
DRY GOODS
EVERY DESCRIPTION
TO girs ss call and be convinced that they can
supply their wants at lower prices than before
tho war.
We name In part
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WINDOW D e P OF, 1888
w MAIN sTRET.-M GOLDEN y selling Of
OILCLOTHS, &C., at gold prices. Gold Velvet,
and Crystallzed Shades. with Fixtures to match ;
Marble. Mahogany, Rosewood, and Figured OH
cloth, from one shilling per yard mp. Black, en-
duck, for covering carriages, At less than Now
York prices Call aud buy Of n. GOLDEN, Isis
Main street, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets apps am
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nR. JAMES Fl. PATTON,
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
No. BOT MARSHALL. STREET, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH.
ONCE hours, to 10 A. NJ. 4ro 8 P. M.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO DISEASES
or THE EYE. APP 1a-1meod
r r. MOUNTCASTLE,
sole agent for MUNsoN cOPPEa TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD, superior to any other In the
market as to durability, &c.
Orders taken for city or any part Of the coun-
try at shortest notice. apl
ASSORTMENT OF
i 1900; BIBLES, the most approved, 1Ixla,
Morocco gilt, with double gilt clasps, with family
album and record PHOTOGRAPH FRAMEs
sold very cheap CARPETS OF ali descriptions ;
FRAMES Of all sizes made on the premises. Sold
by payments Of weekly installmenta IS cheap "a
they can be purchased In the city for cash, or IL
New York or Phiiedslphis. -'szZt Z
Wholesale and Retail Picture Dealer,
No. Eighteenth street,
an 1e-lo a3a* between Main and Franklin.
PARTIES HAVING DEsIRABLE
r FARMS which they wish to dispose Of at once
can have them EXCHANGED Tor Nav YORK cisy pro-
perty or goods, by applying TO
u B. GEWeURN, Zeal Estate AGENT
cps Nei Nee NatA sslees
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spzeaAr Nelascas.
ky BuRnrss, WILLIAMS d 90,
1i17 MAIN STREET.

We take pleasure In informing on, friends that
we are now receiving our second resuls. supply
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sA1EmOADs.
OPENING OF A NEW 10
- AND ATTRACTIVE RoUTa
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. IA 81
NEW YORK, AND TEE WEST.

The RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG And
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANm ann21as = &
NEXT, aIst instant, an EXPRESS TRAlN VII
be run from the depot corner Broad ana E'eosA
streets on T.. 800 ssa 80 ~
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATURDAYa.
atl p. II, arriving at Acquis creek at P.As
connecting with tho 5-s5 Ss SlslEt3 ~.
yIRsT-cLAss IRog STEAMER
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms TO the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1870.
Detail OF Assistant Adjutant-
fInnpraHa.


The following is a correct statement OF
the detail Of the assistant acknowledgements
to he issued In general orders by General
sherman III n few days Acknowledgement
Williams to the Department Of the Mis-
souri,. headquarters at Fort Leavenworth !;
Adjutant-G General Breek to the Department
of California, headquarters at San Francis
co; Adjutant-General sherbern to Oregon,
with General Candy; Adjutaut-General Kel-
ton to the Department of the Pacific, head
quarters at San Francisco; Adjutant-Gene-
raj Pelouze remains at the Department of
the Lakes; Adjutant-General Whlpple
comes here to army headquarters AdJu.
tant-G eneral Wood remains in Texas, ana
Adjutant- General Taylor. remains with
General Terry in the Department of the
South
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r 10 PHYSICIANS.

W ~ Is, .ssa s.. Easa s|ss. AZ
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qlAgAg' n5tlsllllll19erGfsr
SIIOO FLY.

The fSliJ,Iads u tbs 5atstt fS ORA of tho shoc
Fly epidemic. II Is claimed that It was not writ
Ten BY any OF the authors OF 'The BrGu'lIu
Snow
Oh, the ly the hOyriblc ny!
llabbins II ROBk, and mouth, ind eye
Over the ceiling, OVcr the meat,
Over all that people eat.
BNZZlng,
ricklIng,. ...,..,.,s
DpInHablc Mgec'' y0dFetPTiE tf'i
wadIug II paint on iAdy's chSee, -
Leaving behind tOrtu0Is streak.
ACcursGd Ayi from the hell below,
Never came pest that plaques MS no.
Dancing,
.,.l y.,,I Fresh from tho stSy II. ..yfi.fS
The stInGIng stye where the pOrkets lle'
And even thstldaS, With sliatl and hound,
Snap ut the insects that swarm around.
Tho air L. blue With the Oaths that try
To drown the hum of the OIus fly.
When the weary pilgtinl-sceks repOsC,
There's Il hornpipe danced on the top OF his nose
Therels VIGOROUS d-n, and a slam and slap
And that's the end Of the slecpers nap
Singing,
Singing,
Why, oh, why, D.,
DI God create thIg pcs+ll9nt ~ ,lplIti
Once I was s pI0ds, but felt from grace. "a
Played tho knAyO open and cOppCrGd the ace,
Made Of myself u tOrrlblG guy,
When the devil caught me out ona NY!
How strange 1t IL thatlvotuFn will to I .iit {
TO kill with cobalt this villatnOnS n.y.
How strange 1t IL whalI lllOp Jgylalu, Cr,
TO lind the multitude doubled aGGth r 80 %
WhIsking. ,.;I,.-,..fs .., :
Frisklng, i!'Iih,. ~ ~ Va :
With Clammy feet,
Hunting US lu Ourtquiet T6tfratI,t.l Itys4tr
II, like Toby, at tho fly We swear, = J..fty,
And tho angel recorder Ontcrs 10 there, ~ 4
Give III, then, the welcome doubt -. ID
That the tear OF Mercy will l[l1taE6ut. GcI4l =
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THE Portland Pres gives currency 70 a
Fhihhy iiciaGnt which 9o6chtfcd II Tint
city few days since. 1t seems that m
IrI shman, living ut the North End, Is pos
sesSed,dfsa wild whose f9udpeS ,iPH the
"craSa6B' lsihGrtlinatcl On the hIDhllng
III question she purchased alogr OF. lamb
COrlInicr, md putting ut into the oven
to bake, she turned to get some wood,
when pussy, Win hal stool with longing
eyes on the meat, jumped into the open
oven. The woman not perCciving her
cat closed the oven door and proceeded In
the discharge OF her accustomed duties.
Tabby cried, but Biddy couldn't find Der,
and during the forenoon tue woman I'M
blbcd too freely Of her LavOritc beverage
md became oblIvious TO all about her:
Pat came home TO dinner; the dish or
meat was set before him, which he pro.
nounccd rabbit. His wife asserted that II
was lamb; but Pat turned 1t over and dis
covered 10 his horror the hair OF poor
pussy. A scene ensGed, in which Biddy
was summarily soberCl.
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, THE THERMOMETER.
It IL p0! an Absolute Measure Of

II IL p0t an Absolute Measure Of
feat.
Rpm W No III Ygi9AW
II is Que of the most singular and ono
Of The most cXNspcfating traits of the
hc4tql term which has so early, and so
perststenay beset ID that the thbrmom-
CtGr is by, no means, an, accurate index 10
ne OpATtssi FciieSS of the weather. "a
MA 1isuceutlbsaHd iiees8Or tClugaGtO
rural retreats or rcirigerant beverages
with the thermometer at LOO, may still re-
tain bis sGlErespeGt and the respect Of his
fellows Who Tears to speak of 49, even,
and say it is hOtg But u man who sheds
his shirt collar with the thermometer ut
%, sipksy in his own estimation ~ 1Gro,
society. Now this ought not To be thus:
For some days are tolerRble at '93, and
others intOtcrahlc nj ten degrees
lowor.a Tho difference 90 is in the
condition, in respect 10 humidity, Of
the atmosphere. AS the elder Mr.. Weller
considered one willow "eltial TO twenty
three single ones OF the same weight, age,
and superficial AttrAcLi&cncss, so q hot
wet day Is equal 10 n much hotter dry day
lin point ofcumihg over y0l." On Sat.
kus Fought HdFt 10 suRf, 'bdtiES aid sal,
fer exceedingly in spite oft. In the
mountalns'a degree oflltat IL cndurNblc
wliEIhis 1naad6nihg by the sca.shore.
Tho. Artificial. tOmp crature b. u. Turkish
bath Is Ollells high as, 100, and we pro-
lcss 10 feel refreshed by II, willie tlq SHINE
sOlF Temperature would Rtrew the streets
fWtEG TEtaEhsli With atI 9th 68pi DIS
piso himself because, he Is uncomfortable
ut 81, goE yet feel + hisr duly asa human
being Il sucCnmb m1tIid dhkAti ut los,
shOIld1lle thhGuumGtcr go that unwar-
rqptaBle length. For the thermometer
docs not contain the;;wlolc body nri doc
trinC upon tho weather,
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UNDER Democratic administration In
the city Of New York, the expense pei
capita OF policemen, has increased since
1860 from $780, IA each, to 81 5000 each
with b corresponding decrease in ell
-GielCY. N t.l..,.L-l.--- .,.-.--.
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P'gtlng, ea,F, ~ Q g',s1},s. /

lG IftUVUVttItht SA1Ss Nv kSAt'th'
idea TO be kept constantly in mind when
putting saw, IN order, Is 10 dress the
point Of every tooth toN fine cutting edge;
TO file the face OF every one at u given
angle; 10 keep the teeth ut tho points in n
coGnhnI lhGl Whether the I1d b B4s44s
arc variable or uniform and to set every
tooth Just so fur rs will be really neccs-
sary to cutiaikdrf just vile Gnougnt1 per-
nit the saw blade to pass back and forth
easily, and no further The narrower the
kerr, tho less will he tho power required
TO work tile saw, provided there is SuIlI.
cient space for the saw to play, without
binding. This Is tho theory that a work
man must have ut his thoughts ends,
before he will he able 10 put saw in
complete dedsE ~ "a
Fol hfUs9SrTCs thaI Aiasstver
been tOrmGntCd with musquitos will up.
prcciatc the situation Of an undertaken
down town Sunday night: Ito was In
tho habit of smearing his face and lands
with coal oil, previous 10 Ietirlng a4tl
thus griEnly and 6deFoHsiy bid dcfUncctn
the tormcntots- Feeling, Sunday night,
that previous slnearings would DO INSULT
Client, ,heArose ut . latGhOr and generous
~ spread over lis face and hands the
delightful agIl, ~ the morning bis wife
awakened him with scream. She saw
u black man beside her He jumped out,
ran 10 Il glass, and was Mortified to find
that he had used the contents Of nm ink.
bottle on his face and hands, instead Of
coal oil. Imagination did the desired
work-hc was annoyed none that flight
with his tornltntors. Use ink II you pre-
FIR Il - nMiSrilLa ErlLt30t .N-.NI IL-'---I-
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-NIatrimony Is said TO have cured
Jenny WOrrcl Of suffering.
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'IP'Uij'NiiiGENiiCiiIEss..'

A vo,,rp ,,,o6T,ho Ian Touisville
~, = fSHr 1JsarS AK Hlmhtf ne1IIlpss re-.
turn taTTn'ed thefeit6e 6shSf tlSy iFom Califor.
MIA, with an ihcomp Of 40 QUO per month
ali made by sheep raising, ,,n,Jo.L i'm
Ao fSr 90 G con bc nscartaincJ, the punl.
Az. y sa4 l,G y S9aa th5t S r III
III T. III ao 4 bSI,t dfIS1 0OO6l
6n0e Ts O000NIii EpSicIS cnSTa he Iofts.
used axpression, TShoo fiy,NgI Nh y,,rr
Tho Chinese Government for 4, tribnte
n tho memory al Anson BurlinQame has
s,, 10y H's a;S,,Ns onnc;,n III c;n4 I;S Hso11,
s .SSIoo c;vat IN G61IithSHTd def,NSibG I'M
S,norSi S ox, T,SoS SSG IN n6O tScls IN IND
N';isow ~ 'D'>' 49,, ',','' . $50 1885," ~
"'''C"' - 80 Wv '.''-i.I.' -.
M .I;HI s " his a ~ 1 I'M
an tois Hi a,,S, N;5 S5atnSv u mi aSrS+
i 1.i:sg ;; "r U1J1 f t9 al r
""oS ! NH until # %rotTc
ms iGs. no g'll N0Ot'0o'0' '".''' '""'
'Os"snct "s"A' ''''. -, ~, ~ ;thn9,i
Eight. yearsag go q Ml! wan eeL German
bought o dining taRle 81 a SeGionftJh9nE \
dealer, and the other DAY IN moving ltilap ~
inc mlSIoEtanS 70 Hoc oI, "a Uue "
WHICH lIrt ua.Ic .loltOu 'e'O'"'''
so'uU , '' ', III ~ T.Iis,, .,Ir p,,.L, j
Al tho recent runway acciIeMt u
Eng land tho de4dfandi ASounuetlt FNeTt
plnnderel inliQOpiNiuR tOlH:; The tempt;
mo jisnTov Al rfnUQ yV0fchcs. elc.. over.
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Coop News FOR BALD HEADs.-Thc
Carrolton, (AIisS.) Conservative says: 1--WE
have heard It stated several times that
Mr.. Samuel Bryant who heretofore had
been barclaccd on the top Of his head, had,
by tllGuse Of COL oil Jgrnwn thick eoat
ofGait On tic RlbresGfd bald head NyO
saw Mr.. Bryant On Monday last, md on
examination, found tie, statement TO- be
correct. Mr.. Bryant told lis that the way
he found ont thiS new property Of coal oil
was simply this;. lie had large boil on
tho bald place on tho top Of his head,
which gave him much pain, and Jig the
|a8abg oE &Ig hing else llg flijb sd bdal
|otDon Il IEGtsys it f6ni0Ee ID ythb Fain
almost Instantly, SO he continued to rub
on the OiluntiE The boil WIS entirely well,
when, 70 his SprpGiFc, hql f4|qPd. q itl9ti5 4
coating bf had CDniAg EeutoVer the lhIld
place. He Cd ipucd the use oftle oil toE
u month. or ana nor has q heavy
coat ngl iair b ~ lEeaGIII Etthisis no llG9l-
bug, but tho s9mpIc tfdtIi; and We advise
our baldhcaded friends to try the expert
MCnt." IH a1ir7B nod ~ ,InH
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A Partisan steamer Attacked by a
'' HippOp0tamus. .'

HfppOpOtamuS.
A number Of our brave friends, the
modern GaulS, were terribly frightened
on theOt Of July. The incident is told
by correspondent Of the London DAILY
NelHS!: ...l y.yay.s.! -.lIsaGI
",Thc novel sight Of ,llippop0tamus
swimming about iii the Seine was wit
messed yesterday with almost IA much
alarm as wonder by hundreds Of people
OH the river, in the neighborhoOl Of tho
POnt dAustCrlitZ. The drought has so
reduced the wGter supply in the cistGrns
of the Jardin deS Plantes that for Senle
days past the hippOpOtunus has not
been able 10 take his bath in the gardens
His kcenurs take him, on u low wagon
drawn BY two Ilotscs to tic bank Of
the Seine, hdjl4t him so into tho river
as far as the length OF strong iron
chain attached to his neck will allow.
The HippOpotamus grew so strong npOn
his healthy swimming that yesterday he
broke his chain, anil struck out, got into
the middle Of the stream, and produced n
tremendous panic among the boats, which
his Whalc.likc hulk threatened to upset
In Ills frolic lie lifted his nose 10 the hight
of the paddIe.box otA steamer and set all
the passengers screaming. His approach
cleared in . jidy,a washerWOman's barge
and the Austrlitz bathing establishment.
Half q hundred smalljbo wcntin pur-
suit .Ot him. Several keepers succeeded
in getting on his back, but no got rid Of
them by plunging.-AltOr q. Long. and ex-
citing hunt o9G 9E the keepers got hold of
a link Of the 6t6keh/ chain (which !!rtmRin-
cd attached 10 his neck, slipped "a strong
Fopc through It, and then got sufficient
asstsPaGe q lhuIhlie asnorea Z
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Detroit has ladies base ball clubs.
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cned, falling hair checked v AMI bald
moss often, though not always, cured
~ -tsf9sS y Nothing Vrur FestqqJthc
kRiFi VIDE Stho ,Sgiclss, 4q bBed,
a. -thS glands atf6phia anR aeta5ed.
BukluChaas 1romain ncan be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
~ .Hulug Itlie hair with q pasty scdi-
Enent, it will keep it clean add vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
j8gq tonel P'PPpFfh!!iSSsn.I SSdpgs'2rE2 ond
injurious TO the llhlr' t!'e EigoT ca@
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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reflect that q sound mind aud body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote connublal hAppI-
ness. JUDGED, without thGsG the journey through
life becomes d weary pilgrimage tho prospect
hourly darlIons 10 tho view, tho mind becomes
shad0wOd with despair and dlIed with the mel
ancholy reflection that the happiness Of another
hhEnInNa hllnhiNd with nnE nNn. 2 ~ mn l.--
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FSTABLlSIED IN NEW YORK.,
" June, 1911 Pittsburgh, 1852