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New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CLEARED.
eeamps-heppo Brown Lyerpeo ccurs. vss Size H.vsp.
Psrspcn, ssropsTe Pbi.IeipSs T. stinsr Tsnny PSiI
,aspS Sarah IcDs Phsdelpha Cen B.rD, n.o sssss.a
Mar. GTHnisy, PhIsdspSisi sslea. Bssrss Boston:
sSp."B2s vosIoy Butcssr y.rpeoi Cesst. Enpire yor
LRdSn Ersto Jq9.s London John Bright hssy S1 o hrane
Gardens. EsSsS c.rsas. 5sios
s, aaS.s .Ds P.s. 8o
Bhs.Hunter Wilson. TaIpan Bsesr Bsbr, 81 ktni Emma
Dean Atn,on CunoSs via iasu.n, Harry Aubrey Hammond
sesrs~nie Cochran (psw) Cochran Barbsioe Helen Augusta
En s% &SSs BaTsy Gsys S Ros Smith
Woods Hoei Wood, Weed, Bstnors l. Tbsmpe0A HILL
steamship zgIse Hsrkson savnpsh nss .ed pas a u,n
Bsfi Ern, Arnscn Malaga days fruit h sossor-d outside The
Bar
Scbr Sylvester Hale Coleman Baltimore dsy, corn
seSr a.ry x Wcodsun Hou.s J.eisouvle dave lumber
sehr Charles " Marc, kesillsn, baltimore, eors.
MEMORANDA.
steamship toved
breaking bt
pm The - s s E.ss s s. n % River for
Which went ashore on Tie Ess de Of kte Island the late NOh
FOREIGN PORTS.
JOypoS Dec 1.-THE Anon, from Bremen for Cuhs has just pat
oUExssrOwS 1.-THE steamship CITY Of Brss.e. from
New YOrl arrvs a. thus port al $3.50 u to-day and shortly A
ward proceeted 10 Liverpool
The sssthip ClOtde Young from He~esrt Rrs Vi. Belfast
o n V1 Ters = o-saStS af ne
prove. favorable The Coe loaded 10 y irot
barge vo 90 ,on' .ods and crates Of raws ese ssa o
sel By besyy and having Seei swept was eo%ps 70 put AH
land where her cargo 70 DISCHARGED and Forwarded
Montreal dispatch from Portland Of the l>h nst fAvs that her
III. bari Mamie Ben from Which arrived Pernsnbueo
u had feet Of her bold and could Just Be fe ssos
The beng got Ost rapidly posb and survey would
be held on the damaged portion
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A HEAVY VERDICT.

The case of Gardner agt Rowe and Others
On ia An Part l. Of the Court Of Common Pleas ior sew
sral days. was decided yesterday. Tho acuop We,
nroueS 90 recover the value OF Sl bales OF cotton t
"a the r Of Bddc Co. and pledged to defendants io'
an advance Of e4OOo0 Plaintiff claimed that the % COLI 20
was sold to Riddle Co. for cash, that It was P and
thA defepdants before the delivery was 90 -
tAat the $4,000 not bona nde advance ~, dnc
having been paid back satisfaction OF an o o. sied
nv BHdle Co. To the DEFENDANTS Bldde q Va Va. tharo
en- the day when the delivery made ~, onert
fore contends that he acquired no title to va TIC
and could transfer no valid title 20 the
Jury found for the plaintiff for the full amount - =, co.
ind the Court granted an extra aho"""'0 " '-'''''
making total Of nearly $4,000
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Brady has decided that the place OF
trt Of the suit Of James Fisk r. agt. The Albany and
susquehanna Railroad shall changed to Albany, or TO
Troy Fisk 90 prefers.
In the United States Circuit Court, in the
suit of John Kelly agt Patrick j. FARRELL for infringe
ment Of copyright the jury returned verdict Of ssis
damages for the plaintiff.
The following persons were yesterday ad-
Ynitted to the barr Howard Allison, Thomas ". Boyer.
Fred. p BellAnny. Bent. F. Bsyhs Alex Cameron, JOS
Carson, James =. Crombie, Abram A. Demarest VIM.
Devigne John H s. Domsge, VIM. B. Davenport, Louis
Goldsmith Dwight & Herriek, T. 8. Harrison MAY Hail
herner, Prank W. Harraford g. B. Jacobs George W III
graham Wm r. Lynch, A. Z. Lamb, A. q. Mcdonald, W.
" OuItxow Thomas II. Rodmsn, Cornelius Sullivan,
Eugene B. Travis Frederick WessOn, Christian Vockner
Gustav Zimmerman.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
AN EDITOR SUED FoH sLANDER

At the Essex Market Police court yeseerday'
Ivan C. Michsels, editor and proprietor Vi ~. na'eN
- y rork anrear.d 20 answer . charge 81 libel pre-
ferred by John H. Beling Of No iSa East Houstonst.
President of benevolent Society known as the Hdise
npro In Ia Innt-ne Of Nov. "a appeared che following;
ouesion or whom do the officers of the Hidise Bund
eonsist Answer OF beersuckers, assassns runaways,
seoundrels and seanps, who left behind them IN Ger
v their wives and children in despair and need, and
have rade fraudulent bankruptcies In Europe Justice
I<dwtb released kichaels 81 200 bail TO appear foI
examination on Saturday, at2 p. IN.
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20 their verdict the statement that they found
no e1tenuatng circumstances In the case Judge
Oardoso denied the motion. and said, In pass
ine the sentence Of four years Imprisonment; IL trust
THAI the ordeal 10 which you have been submitted ana
the punishment you to endure may serve as warn
ing % reckless against the frghtu habit OF carrying
firearms IN their possession, which has become no preV
ent and which much OF the crime an this city Is 10
l.e Attributed"
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

Mail. r German sts,es ys Bremen pst the steamship we.s
s, az Hoboken ce % the Post Ooe II II No supple
osstary M.L Steamship sl:s al p
~'' - SUNDAY DEG Ja
An N,,i. close to-day at II O'clock The from
a uL 10 II q M x,o,n., :.
Nal, ard heroo ssal and Vera Cus steamship
t Of from sr No IL r. eese At be PoOhcs All eeoeh
n m steamship sails az 3 p
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Auetion Sales Of Real estate

}. Josssos, ~, AsenoaeeL
by NS0N g. NJ l. l. Z X,
I'D AUCTI0NEERs AND
REAL Estate BROKER,
Re. rs EAssAusT COR CEDARsr. NIafok =.
City Rsadene Stores Coen,y Seats and Fsnas e0ass, eh
rented srebnssd peecsted Auction Sales o. Furntsre lie
IMPORTANT SHERIFF. SALE of VALU
i ABLE REAL ESTATE, In Hschesa,k, n ion SATURDAY.
December H. 1870 81 be Court House H.eispsaes ~. es
residence o r. Robert consisting of5 u OF land
npey laid With evergreen shrubery stone mansion s vel
reenosi Catalpssve 1hrst
woeaye And the pubic road the residence q O. Zgem
ea Further Information Of Van Bscum Shea The pSpey
applying 70 Aaron Moses Of seconds. Bpnns
Waller ave, Hackensact
for Hactnsssk depo and IL
r returning leave Hsekensaek at and for NevYorf
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0ountrp propsrtp 10 fei.

TNO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
City Propsryos fsds.. nish. .iaas. from depot S ~
COTTAGE containing rooms kkhes eeiar
rardsn Ee Possssos i..sdss, Splendid esahoa Apply 70
kOPPEL. II Assst
TNO LET $3.50 per month";, at Passaic, hand
COTTAGES II beautiful ocauonj thres n9-
station 26 u.bs Communication Sc Per mp :.
J. FISHER sATTBRTHWATB. 10 Pinese
MATER POWER for RENT OF SALE.-The
Ousstou NJ sites permanent water power
and unsapazsed fseaes Manufacturer Are onl three hoa from
WV ~ Wv OUSATONIC Derby Conn
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
Goaro ano Rooms.

ETO LET-A few commOdiOus FLATS, OF
complete baiiay on the French
plan udsr the permanent auoE Inquire Of CHARLBs
WAkBLBY, lc4 Bsst Tcsthst, y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
FRIDAY, DEC is


SATURDAY. DEC H.
NH M P,pe via Queenstown LIVERPOOL per steamship Ct Of
-. from Pier IS n r. close st the PostOnoe At ie0 m
paid letters only made up al ref Ma %
-. ele.s at lZ:l5p EteaDshp sails at n Ian eep
t4 10 SabpemetsrS Nsis HOs b. pIspsd wb double sHs,
.i. 70, Bsruda W. L. teAInsh bsL Fhstsoo ~" Ne ~
n tsss a Pest Oaft n2bH
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
9teamboate ano Railroads.

~
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
S S, ws,s e', ,ss tss' -. ls..ls. .-
= = s,s psis,s The. The new and saneb sssAmer
err OF LAwRBsCs, a ovnov
Z; g .;, s.Is S;I.i s. ..,y :rSss.s 1''' from
For Ne. London and Eorrh there sonses With Erpre h,a'
@ @ : md iss s..Js s' % . F: Sss S' and w''
sdrs S f...A ,: t'l' and % " freight ;i osr S One rs. 20
I..Toh Oct Is. 1904 ~
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
n4n from IT% Pc: "a T. foo; SsSygSSSSS q RSSYs,sS
bsss ' t.is !. bosTos a , Ts PRoyIPsscf $,
and Prov Worcester R for I important Rag ane. and
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of Newly ork
.nd City Of Hartford leave Pei ZIP daily :. n soI Hartford
Sesso ~; 1 S.'f T. e... ..: si
DEtAWiA.IR!!E: i. RE. AkP 6Sr S y Z! s Co. Pier 5
& : sS g 4:
&c a. tlsbD Tsasd I II FIN Isss "' % 'a' On pier
ss?:1!' ss.s S.:rS s..s ::
he Ishsh saqnsh.us. Railroad 1itL 4. L.
Ssfs s ss.ns. .r os.s" P.s..yi
ATifSToTs SISHEs 1Ra.SSisrsT 1IsE sS 5ar VEST
Ga m-POT Pennington, Rs,on Bethlehem. hsnh C1sni wnss
bars Pnstoh BshsDo1 City TuDihapaoe TouandA WsEey
1ssOG n--Fof Rslioa.
g-HnTrEs EIrssc dy lereepi sund,ys for Eson Allen
b~b Harrisburg and the West Connects Bonneville Tor Pennington
hJunenon for kOUdsburg Water Gap scranton Bhghsnos sy
& At Ptnusug and Bsson for hAeeh ChunI, hlsoy
tlty, NlieshArt NllAmsport. kne,
lO;0 a. mWsr Train or Somsrvile
nFo Pennington, EasOn Allentown, htoeh Chnhk hshsnoy
Harrisburg, he
q p m--For Rssos, Allentown and Msneb Cbubi.
$3.50 m-ror ksson Allentown, Mineh Chuhf and Beyde-e
ti0p m.-Tor homtryiIe And flemiLytO
D-ClscssA1, bIPSks dslly ior Eaon Behthem, Allen
ing and Pes % e Push=-sh C,a Csshttu Al Jsseusa
~'h vesvat Lseis-,pss and wsstr 2.reAd sf strttIn
e:Is p ..-Per sonervils
6p hL-fef Essor.
10. n.-Por sonerve
tp.n.-tkn grsntl-Ror E1son.
s43p s.-for phinbeh.
IL r.n-Por Psiut.d Wednesday. and Saturday. . - 49, -
Pof Elisabeth at 500 $50 7l5. f4O $3.50 s sS loo ~
a n-l2 3;ls. $3.50, 400, $40, 4S, 53 $50 sts,
500, $50 7;Oo 7+o 500, t:2o 500 s;>3 loS R;pp
Tickets the ofee Of the Central bA
jersey Of Bbeys NJ T. At No Asior House at
lotsiS r. Z KCkBR sspsnpkEaspt
H. BALDWIN Gen. Pas. AT
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Gitp Rtal @state for Sale.

Sip hNuA ODA"| ~ o"'@'
A -SIXTEENTH-ST near Fifth-ave, A.
n. ro high stop, brovDstose DWELLING, @lerso ios ie
Pno. very low
v X STEVENSON SON, II PIest
EIFTH-AVE., near Forty sixth stone of
the most elegantly finished story hghoop, brown
HOUSES sold including mrrOrs cornices and chandelier
sppd for Fe particulars and permits Of
ISAAC HONG, IS Phest
EOR SALE CHEAP-A First-class Three
story High stOoP HO.eson, HOUSE, on Treniy .-'snihtt
dd condition. snd Gas hItu neoded Possession
imnetai.ly Apply to ISAAC H0sIG Is Pnest
LNOR SALTWATER FRONT, two entire
booi, above PniethrL Pnee ESQ Oo eseh Inqr.re Of
Q,s5D HOMER hohdAf. Irsed
nN 4th October ! held 149 BOwery and $40
Third November TO- rciuoe 10 e6 o0; yesterday
va, offered and refused viii ale $4,000 Terms $1,000
esib S5l mogtgsse gross rentals, s8Ot8 -
g y LOTS, with 200 feet of bulkhead on
SALE Apply to WILLIAM H. RAYS0R, 81 Pnest
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Real Gstats to Exchange.

VVANTED-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE near
w the city (ssryersy Penc 10 EXCHANGE for the equity
In two large boases we'll located In Brooklrn-
N. A. RULASp Il Co, Beefm,Dst, Ses.Yort
9I00 NM IN good Philadelphia brick
~ lUO,OVVJ, and brovbs,one HOUSES also. Pephsyl
,spa LANDS STOCKS M and goods or psr
ehspdiss T. H0YT 6 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun 11S Sun Moon rss ef
ssndy Hook -. le1 Govt Island 2I Hell Gate tO
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL WINTER RAEGkhEEr.
o. MONDAY. OCT "a lse Trains vii lave jana Slip
q follovt;
t:@I n areerport and sag Hsrbor.
1880 a kortl port Way Tran.
500 M sag HiTbt and 1erbsId rIprt through to Gs-n
port on SaIrJsy Bights
900 D Eer,hpor KIpre,e
500 n H.np,t.d Triu To isfp Saturday ngtu
An ,s, ,O,s.e, a. psd sssds for Resys
Gle, Cove Loeus, valley Hsi Hs, asgss asd sorpor ss's
Hs,,.J, Pant 40 90. j. D. BARTON sept
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
fona jsiaHo Real estate for 6ale

LNOR SALE-A new, modern, and elegant
HOUSE sni OUT BUILDINGS With PlA,bush Price,
ipeluiins Furniture soOo ISqure 81 HOMER MORGAN,
Pines Ne13l
NOR SALE-A tract of LAND in Suffolk Co.,
l. l. pe.r IsAp SALE CHAP applied Tor immediately
"A BLERCKBR, BON Co, n Cedsrst-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERE RAILROAD.

MORRIS DIVISION.
SYS, Ea xsRSSGEaEsTs soSnssess SoSpAi Sc1 ~
10. Bnt1 Al Dover ss cb..r B1ne st w,i.roo
.or A.dOy, and Ks-tcs w..has.Ou with The D. H. and
and and The L.'-ssH, md Bloomsbury
n:so. hEhISs VALLEY EXPRESS aOp, .s..rs Morn,
:S ss|. SI5 . b b @ B nd
r. for Bssh.lsa, An.Hto-n Mach Chuni, AID
lSS SCRANTON EXPRESS ,spse,, q, Dow. ..1 Chester
&,,sfloo with susseI R. and Washington with d. l., AID
e. x.i SER fSs;f;1f s7 nd :ossse B...
YcT aoRRisTowS us u,o n;.o n, ,s $40. 1ic, $40
PcI SUMMIT and intermediate se 1;'o and looI
SOUTH Orange &C 80 ,ls .a i:G ss e
s. :.s . : 20 100 ss SO s; s sS s 'SS .o
40 s:iO s s,3 400 .e.1O eco, 800 go .nd has
Leave E.sIort BIo6KfIrLD .ad kosTolAIR, ';" and
II 20 a m ssd 900 $50 s:lo and e;0 Pm
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS Leave Depots
T. foot Of Chrnbers.t ,,d foo, Of lsd st. as follow.
rnr'ssI n std htS a% dali. i h..,, sdsis
u. d -ss s, .Ss %Ps: ss
msgsseeni seepns CCtebe rnEng throos to c.,s.ns
S..s 70 . HFs:s e.s..s n
Al An Isirr.n, p % Tris i..,,, d.i, at -,
FsI Eso.s FSs ss. .a md T % :' & q s at e.. M and
s'y w. ss Ii.sis sS nd wa At .s s5s m s .1s.nJ
fcr s..Surri Way n $50 and 'op a'd"''''.'
~ 1: ss5, ''e and ''eRn' The
S;s :.ns:.. s .' S.ss s.sI's
Ss io:,0a m Ia n. 'l4s. & s:l5, and s:.a p
For Hsdae 2dst Depot at s q N snd
is 3:ls Is rs t5;t FROM CbsnbsrsH Depot 500
a m and IA q rs 600 and Ie:t5 Pm.
For P.rnort Rysei Eon.y and Way from 7a H Depot Of ss
l 81. ..ls 80 .Sd isss and cS S,.SF?. s osi III. 10,
eco and is 81 M Saturdays Only. ia 20 nifught
Tl, Passage In Drnvsr Room and weeping
C.eh., orders for tAe checking and hss OF b,
se. h Company oaes, "a say ,n% -, Bro,dsT a'
C.nbes.t 80 Gre.pvhti cor l2sh st sns Thrd,'. hsn
foot Of Cbanbts ssd foot o 80 st.
No BIehngs Jebs Desi Dsps Jsney City And
Of Agents st the prsspI hotels -u r.po
Aa.rI so,St 1917 Gen' PssrA
'D.ly Hm htesh"o ohf'
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-07
Signalling at Sea.

AN old navigator, y riting for the Little
| CORPORAL, tells Us something of the way
ships speak TO each other at sea. To the
| lan5smau, be saws, who Is in every dsy
| intercourse with bis fellow man, it will
| appear strange that sailors, who are some
times for months confined on board ship
| At sea, can communicate with passing
| ships on the lonely waste of waters, both
| asking and answering questions, ss well
| as If speaking 20 them nv word of mouth.
| This is done bv means Of flags; and when
he colors and numbers of the different
| flags are understood it is a very amusing
| md instructive recrestiOn. The flags are
| numhereS from one t1) 10 the cipher (0)
| notbinp FIR instance, No is 81 'are
white fig with a small blue sQ'lare in the
| centre No. is blue, whit, and blue,
| lonciiudna'lv No. 3 is sqnareflag, one
| half white and the other half red. No.
IS a swallov-,ailec' f1lg, blue ground, with
| 4 white cross in the middle; and so on.
Four of these flags in line are hGisted-
say 4 9. l. (Which, on referring To the
hook of signals, mean: =" What ship is
that" The ship YOU are asking may be
seven or eight miles off, but with a good
spv-glass, the flags are easily dl>tiu-
guished See ans yers by hoisting 4, 8, /,
with small pennant above. On re-
ferring TO the book, you find her name to
be America" Yop then hoist B. 9, o, ?:
From what port, and where bound toe'
She answers with four flags as before, and
what is called a rendezvous flag above.
What is vour longitudeg" answ' red in
legrees and miles, with a small ti4g be-
tween the degrees and miles; ana s. on.
Almost any question can be asked and
answered., as: Have You had had weather?
Can you spare me any proviai1nsY My
crew are sick | have fever on board.
Heave to, and will send a baat on board.
And some hundreds of other que stions
AID answers can be made by merely tr@us-
oosing tn, flags Aud while sailing IN
company with p ship of the sam speed,
IL Re- lieves ihs tedious mOnoton. 81 long
passage 10 BE- expert in the use of the sig
nails, the signsd books neing translated
iatN All the different European l'ngutges
% all mari inn natiOns-the numbers and
colors of the flags, of course, remaining
ha
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-07
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
JUE THREE RIT7FNs

IN an cd brick oven not far from, bero
A u cuddled M in bean
5ha; 80 .ii',e Kittens. so cunninely dear:
Ahei' arorv | know. you will like II hear
"hiie they are fast asleep
TWO are sDot'e' with whise-one is soher.v ,,ro,
,r,,. "a" e lne paws so soft and white
- nseh WIN asnes anT coal so ffeGu. n,lv inlay
anu INTO al mischief - constan- ~ stray ''
ANA Oh are a. black - The III, H.
hey are not the kittens of whom Won have hoo
" no " lost their mittens'' ne dsp
n r or OF they are so wise they think il absurd
10 puI g'oves on the claws Of kitten OF nird.
n" has only time TO pay.
hound and round they run in the funniest style
After each little gray tall
r, W me tail "hlrs the faster, and in while
hne! ~ M % ro9 50 swiftly, that. all in pie
Ihey hlddle like leaves in gale.
There's nothing they IKE so well rs q ball
vi yarn all even y wound.
Ove,- over ihey g vi Il rush ard fa.l:
Ohe ms IL This lme-then N anoi her. then ALL
anu h4Itehs IKE tops spinning round.
ine oid hother Gray, with face quite depaure.
oiiS winklIlg her eyes at their piay
=, ana no once IN while she says with a purr-
my uear iltiie Kits, you must ever prefer
~ noHe win your mother 10 stay.
." BE gentle and kind TO all other cats.
ana loving each one - anOi her
De iailh I'll In 10 rking fer mice and rats.
Ahd siways 10 dogs give rpireiui spats-
hespect ana Cbey your III other"
New what will become of these kittens three
IN sure it canuot be told
III with friends ard each other they eyer sorea
lhep, purtlng and IN wing. their iy VIII he
VERY happy n hey grow old
Hearth and H>,ase.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-07

matter of securitysg sinst accidents. it is
very desirable that every one should be
| able 10 swim, or at least, 10 keep their
. heads above water There is one proper
time for young folks to learn to swim and
that is-vheE your parents will consent
to it. The judgment of older people
should be taken in regard to the safety Of
the place in which TO learn, and 1t is best
for those who cannot swim TO tave an
older person bv, until thev learn In try
ing tn swim, always let your progress be
towards shore Wade off until the water
is up to your breast, and then try to swim
to shore taking it calmly and not making
too hard work of it. OF course the at
tempt should be made where the water
gradually deepens, where the bottom is
safe, and where there is no strong current.
These are things that boys should not
trust their own judgments about. When
yOu have learned to swim without clothes,
or at most bathing drawers, put on pair
of old pantaloons and try IN swim with
them. 1t will be found difficult at first,
but it can be done: then trv shirt and
vest and, finally, shoes But few persons
learn to swim in clothing, and il is the
most important thing aboutit. When one
goes overheard hv accident, he has no
time to remove his clothing; and it is not
well to wait until such an event hsppfns
before you find out how much more diff
cult it is to swim with clothing than it is
without. II is not e9sv IN give directions
in swimming; the best wav is to follow
the instructions of some older friend. or
of your parent Try and be a good,
Straight ahead swimmer, before YOU at
tempt any of the many fancy tricks Learn
tn swim first, then learn 10 float, and then
70 tread water; these 1re the most useful;
afterwards You msy aid as manv extra
styles as you choose-American 1gricm-
furia
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-07

by proper precautions, and the preventive
measures can be practiced by every one.
Ehe one prime object must be to keep
cool, and, above al,, to keep the head, the
seat Of the great nervous centre, cool. 1t
will not do to cool the extremities simply.
for thus the blood is driven in upon the
brain auh lungs, and fatal mischief may
thus be created. The whole body should
be kept in as nearly the normal tempera
ture as possible This may be done by
dressing in light loose clothing, which al
low the cooling process of perspiration to
GO On unchecked. The Chinese fan their
shaven heads, and so, if we create a cur
rent of air around us, we reduce temper
ature. We should avoid all stimulating
craughts which excite the circulation, and
for the same reason very active exercise
becomes dangerous. The feeble and ex-
hausted should be placed in airy rooms
and be gently famed The laborer should
rest during the heat Of the day, and drink
cooling fluids, and when at work frequent
ly bathe the head, neck, and hands in cool
water
When the attack comes on, the sufferer
should be taken to shade, a mustard
plaster should be applied, and over his
bare head, neck. and chest, cold water
should be dashed. This is all that can
safelv be done without medical advice
Hsa1N and Home.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-07
A Dog Story.

COMMODORE SCUDDER, of the United
States Navy, had a oouble-nosed pointer
dog OF which be Dragged good deal, and
for which he would have refused a larger
sum than was ever offered for dog since
the creation of the world. But he is dead
nOw-not Commodore Scudder, but the
dog. Like the famous hound Gelert, he
died martyr to his high sense of honor.
The Commodore told me the story:
II went out hunting partridges one
day." he said, land took the dog along
We hadn't much luck at first, but after
awhile Buster-that was the dogs name
stood and pointed at a covey of the finest
birds | ever saw in all my born days
They were squattipg down in the low
grass, dozen yards of. in plain sight, and
| determined to fire at them as they lay.
lifted my gun, took deliberate aim, and
| would have killed dozen at least; but
before | could pull the trigger q courier
dashed up with dispatch which he said
required immediate attention.
II reserved my f,c and read the dis
patch 1t was al order from the Navy
Department to proceed, without a mo-
ments delay, to Philadelphia, to take
command of a squadron which was about
to sail to the Mediterranean | was so
down my gun right on the spot, and went
off, leaving Buster there pointing at those
birds like they were North Stars and he
was mariners compass, 80 to speak, |
forgot all about him but he was a faith
ful dog, Buster was-and, like Casabian-
ca, he wouldn't have left even burning
ship without my orders.
"Well, i went to- the Mediterranean,
and cruised around for three wears hav
ing first rate time. When | returned,
at the end of the cruise, it occurred to
me, as stepped ashore in Philadelphia,
to go out and see how things were at the
place where l went cunning. John and i
went-and the first thing I came across
was my gun, lying there with the barrel
covered with rust and broken clean off
the rotten stock. But what was nv sur
prise, upon going few PAGES further, to
| find the skeleton of that heroic, double
,nosed pointer, standing up just where |
had left the dog three years beforel He
had never budged an inch, Mr.. Quill, not
a single solitary inch, that double nosed
| pointer hadn't; but he hsd stood there
and pointed at those birds, until he had
perished i'm his tracksl Well sir, after
shedding tear over my departed friend
/ went few yards ahead, and there aoere
the skeyetons Of those partridges! | regard
this as the most extraordinary circum-
stance that ever came under my Observa-
tion; but If any man presumes to doubt
my word, I'll shoot him on the spot-I
will, by Georger'
| 1t was queer, that story of Scudder's
about his dog, bot it would hardly be safe
10 say what think about it.-Jotn Quill.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-07

that the majority are monennial-havine
an existence limited to one year of Mars
life.
1t is also noteworthy that the positions
of the ice formations indicate that the
poles of Mars are the regions of greatest
cold, which is not the case on the ear'h's
surface, the point of minimum tempera-
ture in our Northern Hemisphere lying
ten or twelve degrees from the pole
toward the American Continent, while
our magnetic poles show an equslly wide
departure from the poles Of rotation. It
is already known that the position Of the
magnetic pole is deducible from a study of
the lunar motion, and it is highly prOba-
BILE that the position of the points of least
temperature will yet be traced to the same
cause. Mars being unattended by a moon.
there is, in his case, no apparent cause for
difference in the average locality of the
several poles of rotation. magnetism, and
temperature.-Chicago Tribune.