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ain ia to be reduced from two cents to
II cent.
Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Isl.
ands, relict of K%amehameha Ill, died on
the Goth of September,
The cabbage crop is a failure in Cana.
do this season. Caterpillars have almost
totally destroyed it.
The Masonic fraternity of England
have contributed seventy thousand pounds
sterling for the relief Of families of Ger.
mar soldiers.
"A boy was recently admitted to q
London hospital who had utterly lost his
eyesight from q wound received while
playing at "Willism Tell"
The h%errings on the Scotch coast are
so plentiful this year that the salt and
barrels for curing them are for the pres.
ent exhausted.
Portsmouth, in England, the seat of
the principal Government Dockysrd, has
a population of 10000, and a public
house to every Misunderstanding 966
in all.
j. B. Lawes states that the wheat
crop of England for 1870 may be esti-
mated at from 80 to 81 bushels per acre,
weighing 81 pounds to the bushel. He
estimates the area in wheat at 3,937,275
acres.
Five hundred houses were destroyed
in Strasbourg by the bombardment, and
the number of persons rendered house.
less is ten thousand. Subscriptions for
their relief are general throughout Ger
many.
There were not as many Germans in
France us people have generally supposed,
According to the "Statistaque de Ia
France" Of 1865, there were, inclusive Of
Austrians, 1866 ,606 Germans In all France,
and of these, 30,556 lived in Paris.
"A great many boys between the ages
of 10 and is are missing in the different
cities OF Germany. In Berlin alone AZ
have thus mysteriously disappeared
They have run away TO join the army,
and probably most 0 fthem are now at The
front.
The English Cabinet, it is reported
believes that the Chinese government il
making preparations for o general war OF
foreigners, and that England must JOIN
with France in exscting full repsrsliol
for these outrages, and fresh security. l
is believed that Russia will act with tn
! Western powers in this matter.
The Shah of Persia is about to nav
visit to the Sultan of Turkey, and III,
|. latter is preparing TO give his rega
brother a right royal reception. The yisi
will have something of q religious aspect
the Shah going to pay his respects to Gel
tain shrines held in reverence by the fol
/, lowers of the Prophet.
The Prussian Minister of the Interio
has arranged to have the lists OF losses A
the army displayed publicly in all tn
| cities Of Germany. In smaller towns, th
public officials will be well provided witt
copies, and the Post.0flces are ordered /
/. keep them on hand and supply copies +
all applicants.
Z The Russian Gar, on receiving Oh
news Of the battle of Sedan, at Moscow
+ on the 3D. of September, gave a dinner
! when, having drank to the health Of hi
royal uncle in Prussia, he broke the glass
according to German custom, which IRE
I scribes that non shall drink again fron
9 a glass which has been used for very sol
8 com toasts.
Rewards for special acts az courae
are advertised in the German paper
One paper has q list Of these piIzt,
which extends through several columns
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coin, A. the rate ~ 4 per cent per annum
Banks and responsible bankers will be
designated for the ncrotistlon II the loan.
and paid \ commission upon the amounts
negotiated by them respectively Sub.
scrihefs n the loan will have preference
In the following order, VIZ First, sub
scribers for equal amounts Of the first
and third classes Of bonds. Second, sub
fcribers for equal amounts Of each
clssE Of bonds Third, subscribers
tor five per cent. bonds. according 10 the
per cent. of premium offered, or at par,
in the order Of the Gate Of subscribing.
When a Subscription "a made, subscribers
will be required 10 deposit two per cent.
Of the amount thereof 10 be accounted for
by the government when the bonds are
delivered, and payment may be made
either in coin or bonds Of the United
States known AZ 3 90 bonds, at their par
value. The coin received In payment
will be applied 10 the REDEMPTION of the
3 20 bonds Tho bonds will be registered
or issued with coupons, rs may be desired
by the subscribers, and in denomination.
Of $50, 800, $500, $1,000, 5000, and
$4,000. Interest will he payable in Th'
United States at the office Of tn,
Treasurer, or any Assistant Treasurer
or designated depository of the gov
eminent. Bonds OF the several classe
aforesaid and interest thereon are exemp
from payment Of oil taxes or dues of thu
United States, az well as taxation in an,
form by or under State, municipal, o
local authority. After maturity, the bond
last issued will be first redeemed, by class
cs and numbers. as may be designated b,
the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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-" Man over. bored"- editor.
The best thing 10 do in a hurry
nothing.
NEBRASKA City has a population of
6,12O.
The debt Of the city Of Brooklyn is
$29,7l9 TAG.
One thing that an importunate office
beggar can always get" get outl"
The population of Rhode Island is
205, 1900, a gain in five years OF 30,S3o.
-Ninety-fve thousand dollars were paid
out at the pension agency in DesMoines,
Iowa, in the month of September.
"A Texan lunatic offers 81, 200 reward,
and no questions asked, If the man who
took away his wife will return her.
For Farmers-The only common.
place thing you need not be afraid of
drumming into the ground"-The plow-
share.
Illinois has two hundred and seven
postal money order offices, being twenty
seven more than any other State in the
Union.
"A young gentleman and lady, a few
days since, walked to Emleuton, Pa, a
distance of fourteen miles, TO see the cir
Gus, and returned by the same conveyance.
If 1t be wise to insure your property,
the loss of which would fall heavily upon
your family, il is wiser to insure your
life, the loss of which would be q blow
infinitely heavier. Insure in the Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF Chicago.
An old lady Of Connecticut, who lost
her purse a short time since at New Ha.
ven, declared on its being restored to
her, that she would not attempt to inter-
fere with the reward which was stored up
in Heaven for the finder, by Offering him
money.
We find the following among the
standing advertisements in the Meadville,
Pa, Republican "Cupid and Hymen-
The little brown cottage at Cambridge,
Pa, is the place to call to have the mar.
riage knot promptly and strongly tied.
Inquire for Rev. &. J. Whitcomb."
One Denver gentleman shot another
and was promptly arrested for "obstruct.
ing the sidewalk" He was discharged,
though, when he clearly demonstrated
that the way the deceased stood it wal
impossible to have shot him in any way
SO that he would not fall across the walk
"A novel case of mistaken identity oc
CURED at tho railway depot in George.
town, KY, q short time since. Two
young people, male and female, mistakine
each other for cousins, rushed together in
smutual embrace, In which they were
surprised by the appearance OF the per,
sons really expected by both.
An adventurer named Hornbeck died
some time since in California, leaving
S5OO,OOO worth of property for distribu'
ton among poor relatives Of Rondout
New York, and 100000 for his servants
/ He left New York mysteriously twenty
hye years ago, with a little more than
, enough money to pay a Storage passage
"A very bad counterfeit on the lat,
} issue Of fifty cent notes, with a vignettt
OF Stanton, mas made lie appearance. II
is lthograph, and 1t is q lair imitation
OF the genuine note. The paper Is greasy
aud the back printing ofthe note Is much
: narrower than the front, giving a margin
70 the back larger than that Of the face
The ink and paper are also poor imits
tons
} Returns from twenty nine counties o
Texas Ahowa population of 81, 948, agains
, 40,sGl in the year 1860. II to this Is adde's
|. the reported population Of Houston city,
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EVERY sATURDAY-No. "a, m "a.
Der IS, Is smother splendid number, al ,v
the following Illustrations; Portrait o, ,,pu..
Imperial Map ,fstrasboarg and as r u,i,,.a..
Scene ats Railway Station on the Ar,vg 4,
Train with Wounded; A Lagsr-B.er s,oss .
New York-Dlseusslng the War; The Hons I.
Alligator-A Scene On Lake Ktsslnse, Pa,
Housing the Peasauiry in Rallway Tuenmps,
TIE Raid on the "Useless Mouths" n rx.'
uhlans Entering a French Town; cornerd, sa'
plement-"Mastetlsss." FIELDS, ossocp 40
Boston. 900 year.
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In numbers there Is rsfety.

In numbers there Ia faiety. 1t was upm ns
principle that the iornuls OF JUDsos's kcuhs
HERE Pulls was prepared. Dr.. Judsn, b
tending to sperd q fortune in advertising BIZ pA
submitted his recipe TO the revision Of the nod
Intelligent and learned physicians Of The ws NJ
the result is a simple but most effcacioua nsdka
the JUpsoH's MOUNTAIN HsRD PnA. Ty
purify The bioocs emove ell distractions, essn
The akin OF all P aAples and blotches, and se p@
iectlY sure and tate in their operation. Tha Jms
sOH's MOUNTAIN Hsns Pills cure Bfhousnss,
Female irregularities, Headache and MANI q b
diseases arising from inpare blood and sderxngN
DIGESTION. Use the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN Hln
PIi.Ls, and when you have proved their virul
recommend them 70 your friends. They ne bot
sugar-coated and plain. For sale everywhere.
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HcxxsTrAps The soldiers Friend Of III, M,
contains complete list Of railroad lands sukisrs
are in Mich gan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota m
souri, Kansas, Nebraska. California and the mn
tories. Send ten cents for copy Of psper, Of an
dollar for Soldiers Friend Magazine for ISL N
subscribers for 1871 receive papers for bslsau I
this year for nothing. Address ,TAs Western II
disrs' Friend, Chicago, III.
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Mas PAarisefos u ohsn v.,, =.
lncensed over ihs difHculfse AZ ~
lish language She tsnnot h, a.
her understand hoe, fof lns.sI
wofd "teaf' can be Pronounced h~,l
and iars One day q dinner ne No..
Cd the a%bsufdliy q this llesnse X ~
the attention Of The guests 10 The -!
aLes Of Ike, who had cslshfs,si AZ
session Of a bran neN asH n aastIs
damaging them terribly IN ne [sstsssl
rob a birds nest "Thefer ss,.s
the old lady, "there comes that Ia
like Niobe, oil tears"
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WE take delight in referring our afflicted finn,
to any drug store where that most estimable nss
cine, DR.. 5. q. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitten
can be procured. We advise our friends to ust
because We know its value In curing Fever III
Ague, diseases common in the West, and aHns
countries. 1t should be kept at hand in slg
family, Sold by medicine dealers generally. Z
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ANEW md UeahhfuI Articl. Il Food,

A New md Healihful Articles II Food. n.
SEA Moss FARI1K, ma utaciured IRON hlah MosA "
the Rand Ssa Noes Farine Co., has been placed On oR
table st different times, and proves 70 b: one Of i
best, most nutritious and easily.digestsd q oil heh
rinas now In use. 1t Is palatable TO ina iaste =
hence better adapted to weak stomachs, to dysppna,
10 invalids, ard to all persons of frail consultation
In cases where tapioca, sago, barley. 9 70 itsni,
maizena, and similar q tlcles are henencial, NE ~
Moss Farine Is lot only q substitute, but nm adul
tages which neither OF them possess, b cause he nl
ingredient of the moss has been considered r naT
years as having invaluable remedial properties. li
particularly recommended Tor pectoral sltea1@
scrofulous complaints, disrrhea, &C. = EdaG hal
Journal of Health.
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There are four Baptist associations In
California, and in all seventy churches,
with a membership Of 1910. In addition
70 their regular Sunday Schools, they
have four for the Chinese, with 240 schol-
ars.
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The yellow fever has been prevailing in
New Orleans. There were nine deaths
from that disease On the 4th.
It'll estimated that $4,000, 600 worth
OF property was destroyed by the late
Hood in Virginia, and that at least one
hundred persons were drowned.
Gov. Walker, Of Virginia, has issued Z
message recommending that the Leeisls.
ture give aid 70 the sufferers by the GOOD.
There were fifteen deaths from yellow
feyer IN New Orleans on the 9th.
I. u, Dumas 10 the Republican nom.
ince for Congress in the First Louisiana
District"
John schreven, Democrat, was elected
Mayor Of Savannah, Ga, on the 10th
with q board of democratic Aldermen.
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o. r.ssl 10 Ssu York On ne i0,h
niiFf
EEGo7 Cefsy, q Maine, 5lei At Az
ralta "a ibs pa
The Legislature Of Vermont Organized
ou le 30, Gec'inr Hon G. II Heath
rrrg gri 81 ne scaAie, snl Col c. II.
joyce Speaker Of the House.
The Masaehusetts Republican s,Aie
CenveSt.ns met on The 9TH and nomi
usaei Fut Governor, Vim. Clshin ,
LieuienAhl Governor, Joseph Tucker .
Secretary Of State, Oliver Warner; At.
t1rney General, Charles Amen Auditor,
T. Eudicoi,, and Treasurer. Charles Ad.
ans Jr. This Is the old ticket, with
the exception of Treasurer, the old Treas
urtr going cu, under the NV. A resolu.
ton In favor Of woman suffrage was
brought before the Convention, but failed
10 get a majority Of votes, The vote on
Il Was Yeas, 1889; nays, 1870,
A Hartford, Conn, dispatch Of the 81
says In eighty three towns, the Republi
osns have secured the control Of the Board
Of Registration Of electors, and the Dem
oorats In sixty towns. Sixteen towns ar,
equally divided. -Four towns unhcsrt
from.
On the night Of the 9Th there was
frost in Maine, New Hampshire and Mas
ssehusetts.
A recent game at New York, for ,h'
billiard championship Of the Unite,
States, between A. p, Rudolphc and 10
ssph Dion, was decided in ffgy.thre
innings, with Rudolphe the winner. Tn,
total score stood Rudolphe 1901
Dion, 1,l92.
AT q convention Of the young Democ
racy Of New York city, on the l0tl
Judge Thomas A. Ledwith received III
nomination for Mayor.
A horrible tragedy occurred at Hsver
hill, Mas on the night Of the 7th. Mi
Celia Bickford, aged %, widow of a de-
ceased soldier, first killed her son, age,
~ years, and then killed herself.
Chief-otP Police Jourdan, Of New YorI
city died on the morning OF the 10th.
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The West.

The census Of Wisconsin, complete,
gives a total population of 1865, 72O-a
gain OF 276,l00 since 1850.
The total population Of 81. Louis Ia of.
Aeially reported at 3i2,963. In 1855 ii
was i57 05G.
The Democrats Of the Fret Missouri
District have nominated Erastus Wells
Tor reelection to Congress.
The Southern Commercial Convention
assembled in Cincinnati on the 4th. John
W. Garrett, Of Maryland, was chosen per-
manent President Hon. Geo. II. Pendle-
ton delivered the reception address.
A State temperance Convention was
held in ". Louis, Mo, on the 9th, for the
purpose Of organizing a State Temper.
ance Society. Hon. Geo. Partridge, OF
IT. Louis, presided. Horace Greeley adj.
dressed the Convention. There was an
effort made to organize a 7 political move.
ment, 90 far as voting only for temper.
ance men Is concerned, but II was dc.
ieated.
Late Red River sdvices announce every.
thing quiet at Fort Garry, and Gov
Archibald fast gaining the good will O.
all classes Of the people. He has taker
measures TO prevent disputes between tn,
soldiers and French.
Colonel ]. A. Watrous, editor in chic
OF the Fond du Lac Commonwealth, Ia tn,
Republican candidate for Congress in III,
Fourth Wisconsin District.
AT the Republican Convention Of III,
Second Iowa District, held at DesMoine
on the 9th, A. r. Cotton, of Clinton
county, Speaker Of the House o
Representatives, was nominated for Con
gress for the full term, and Senator Vol
Of Cedar county, to I'll the vacancy oc
casioned by the death of William smytt
The trial Of Ausel L. Robinson, for tn
murder Of Mary ]. Lunsiord, at Mansfield
Ohio, closed on the 18th. The verdict O
tho jary was not guilty"
Hon. horiecai BARLEY, Ex-Governor {
Ohio, died at Mansfield on the 9th, in hi
S4th year.
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The Life Sustaining Principle

The vital and muscular systems are en-
tirely distinct from each other. 4 man
NAV have the Drawn OF Hercules but II
he is deficient in vital energy he will not
wear as well, or last as long or be as healthy
and happy while he does last, as the man
of ordinary, or even slender build, who
POSSESSES a larger share Of this animating
principle. One ofthe greatest recommend
atious of that pure vegetable lnvigorant,
Hostetter's stomach Bitters, is that IL In
creases the vital force Of the system. No
medicine can double the volume Of mans
muscle. or thickeu and vulcsniZe his thews
and sinews: but Hostetter's Bitters has an
effect much more important It's use pro-
NOTES constitutional yiRor. II reinfofces
the life power, Of which bone and sinew
and muscle are merely the instruments-
holding the same relation 10 II that ma
chinery does 10 steam. Let the slight and
apparently fragile take heart, they may
have more stamina, tho1sh-far less physi-
cal strength, than the broad shouldered
athletes they regard with envy. To restore,
10 sustain, TO increase this staminal pFinci-
pIe which, when in full supply, II the
source of health and the best guarantee of
longevity. Is q special property OF the IA
NOUS restorative. II II not only specific
for dyspepsia, btliousnesS, intermittent
Ieyers' constipation, DC, and preventive
of All disesses Of mAlarious character, but
the hast of all medicines for strengthening
I the constitution and awakening the pow
ers Of nature from whatever cau-S they
! may have become lethaTGic.
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CoIored Congressmen.

The prospect is pretty certain for two
colored members OF the House of Rep
resen,atiyes of the Forty.second Con.
gress. James Harris, black man, it
is said will be elected on Thursday in
the Fourth North Carolina District;
r. B. Elliott, the colored Assistant Ad-
jutant General of South Carolina, has
been nominated in the Fourth District
OF that State, and as it has a colored
majority Of several thousand, his elec-
ton is not a matter of doubt The
contest was between Hooga, white,
present member, and himself A dis,
patch saws that when Elliott was de.
cIared nominated on Saturday, the
crowd lifted him on their shoulders,
carried him around the lobby and into
the South Carolina Senate Chamber,
where, amid a scene Of great enthusl'
asm. he made speech.
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The Colored Cadet.

The investigation into the charges OF
ill.treatment made by the colored cadet
Howard against his fellow cadets and
superior officers at West Point, does
not thus far substantiate the statements
which he made in the complaining
letter which he wrote TO his father.
His statement that he was misused by
his officers, and that a discrimination
was made against him in his mess and
sleeping apartments has certainly not
been substantiated. Altogether the
letter seems to have been prompted by
an improper motive from an outside
source, for what object does not appear,
thou h il may lead to some official ac'
ton on the part ofthe military authori-
tics
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The HOldcn-kirk Outrages-They
Grow Worse and Worse.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-The Marshal
of the Supreme Court has not yet re-
turned from Yanceyville, where he went
on Saturday to serve the last writ issued
bv Chief Justice Pearson The report
Of the arrest of thirty more citizens Of
Alamance ia confirmed. Bargen, Kirk :
Lieutenant Colonel, hung Mr.. Patton,
a respectable citizen, three times, and
tied up several others by their thumbs
TO make them confess they were ku-
Klux. Bargen acknowledged this to a
gentleman just returned from Ala
nance. The courts are impotent and
afford no relief, yet the people have
not resisted. They seem determined to
afford no excuse for any conflict that
may ensue. Three companies of United
States troops arrived here yesterday
from Fort Washington. ltis said that
two companies have been ordered to
Yanceyville, for what purpose has not
transpired, as there has been no attempt
al resistance reported from there.