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.Aneland and Her. Colonies.

AS the people Of England increase their
hold upon the government, by means of a
more enlarged and liberal use ofthe elective
franchise, the: colonial strength Of tie king
dom decreases. Home objects demand 22the
attention Of statesmen, and home interests
are forcing themselves into the foreground to
the exclusion of more remote matters Of
governmental concern. The people are row.
ing the boat, and they care for the affairs of
England, more than for, those. of Canada.
India or Australia. Owingto these causes the
orer water possessions of the British Crown
arc by no means in as secure concition as
they were twenty years ago. Canada talks Of
annexation to the United States. There is
party in favor Of such movement in the
maritime portions of the province, and the
sentiment is spreading itself to all other sec
tions Of the Dominion. England has grant
ed the people additional rights. But they
are not satisfied. The idea Of entire separa-
tion from the mother country has found; a
lodgment in the public mind, and. it cannot
be removed. Each year the wave will in
crease in violence until Canada is fairly estab.
lished among the independent'nations Of the
earth. In Australia, the peopleare :agitating
the subject of a separate nationality, and the
feeling is on the increase. Each year, this
portion of Her Majesty 5 dominions receives
large additions to IFS population from all
parts of the world. Bold, intelligent self
reliant men, locate in this. island, and they
keep alive the FIRE of separation by. words
and deeds, But the most dangerous attack
upon the colonial possessions of England, is
that headed:by Russia, and directed against
British India. FGf years the Car has
steadily pushed on BIS absorbing eolpnn. in
India One,by one, small pieces bordering
on the British possessions have been Clipped
of, and gathered into the Russian basket.
Commencing ID the North, the Russian eagle
has each year roasted nearer the confines Of
heterritory guarded By the cross g Of st,
George. ~. = :; :
: Russian agents easily provoke 4 quarrel
Between the natives and their English. mas:
ters, and then turn that duarrel ito the i'd
vantage of the Car. This has BEEN and
will be the course pursued by Russia. and
while Canada and Australia are graYitating
toward separate nationalities, British India
is in imminent danger Of being absorbed by
Russia PAila. Age. =. T.. -.
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lUNroRfuNArs F1smNe PaRrY:44..
Two GIRLS DRoWNED-0 On Saturday! might
last three men, named David Larey, John
Adams and Alexander ,BroYn, in company
with three girls named Nellie CLARK, Annie
Scullen and Kate Adams, went ta Shep-
,pard's Point, at. Spring Gardens Opposite
Lightest. bridge, for the purpose efa fishing.
About 8 o'clock Sunday morning the three
women got into boat for the purpose of
rowing out into the river, and after. going
onlyza short distance Annie Settler fsil
overheard, when Nellie Clark jampedddser-
board for the purpose Of. rescuing herFresnl
ting in both girls being drowned. Their
bodies were recovered about ten o clock yes
terday morning, and an inquest held over 5s
them Fby Justice O'Brien, of Baltimore
county..e.A verdict Of. accidental sdfdwning
was returned. The bodies were afterwards
removed to the late homes Of the deceased
in New Church treet.-BaH. Saa., -
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The fact has been established that bones
disappear in the ocean. By dredging it is
common to bring up teeth, but rarely a, bone
of any kind, as these dissolve if exposed to
the action Of the water but little timese On
the contrary, dentine, the peculiar snbstance
of which teeth are foemed, and the enamel
covering them resist the destroying action Of
sea water indefinitely. . .'''r % 80 :, =
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Inflammation Of the Lungs; all Liver, Kid
ney, and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness
Female Affections, General Debility, and all
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Female, prOpuGineg DysPepsia, C0stiyeness, Ora
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A census taker out West reports eight
thousand colonels in his Districts ThsfRo
used to be more in thatpart ofthe country
he says ss,but large anumber ufltfhelrshass
been raised to generals. E,.e er;srs-vs.o osas
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8 Having heard that an infusion of tobacco
is the best thing to extirpste the potsto'bue;
Illinois farmers are entertaining thegsneigk-
bors at chewing pichies in their fields, s,,e =
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A gentleman in New York city adver,
tised the other day for an assistant book
keeper, salary, $500 per annum. Three
days afserward he had received about 700
applications for the situation. 4, .;-&s,G1ss
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thew were painfully affecting, have been radically
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tion of the country, that the pubic scarcely nceo
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Scrofulous poison is one OF the most destruc.
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r A man had better be poisoned in his
blood than in his principles. :, ~;'.' s5 roy
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Fancy DRINK,

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For any case of Blind Bleeding, Itching OIL
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VIA FUGA,
CONSUMPTION.

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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
EOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
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Is derived from Its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases Of Scrofulous dis.
ease, where the system
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corruption, have been
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Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu:
Ions contamination until
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and anybody near them The lights were.
put ont during the neiee, and the RonsesaE
emptied as speedily as the afrighted daEkie,
could disentangle themselves and get out, ex..,
cept the drunken wretch who had been
trampled apon and knocked about Until he
was; nearly sensdess A.sooh as 5itcsbecande
quiet he Got up and made: o. dash for aths
door and was soon hufrying homewsrd. On
the way he met some gentlemen TO whom he
said "The damn Ku Klexers came down
church jess now; and kilt about twenty-five.
and&hipped the WINNER and ddrU .susq al
out. The skint me all over with great ,big
knifes, and my bones amt got . BIT Of meat
on 'en. Dis poor deHicted chile Is IS . dead
niger" and he went staggering homswafd.
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ortb .oc,py with great zeal and effect in the support
Of the Prussan monarchy %tg5gs Of fSs Lit
crdr1J Productions Hc franco deT1dh nUi vi ~, u
the first number reaches 20 % m eTma % o the war is said
number Of poems conpus, III "0Ain"i' VN VIZ ' " ~
TO amount TO six thouSanu'
A life of Washington irving, in German, by
Adolph Laun, popular writer, has been pu'lshed III
Berlin.
Scnor Mario Rapisardi, the admirable ltal-
ian dramatic poet continues TO denonce the crimes oi
porol Poue IN his play of "Manfredi" only recently
completed.
new edition of Freiligath's Poems Is an
nounced in STUTTGART to which romantic town the patr
otto lyris of Germany has retired from his proraceu
residence in foreign lands.
II is stated as n proof of the effects OF the
war in Germany that Of nearly students who were
attending the university Munich last SUMNER there
are at present only about COO.
Signor Giacomo Cassano, professor OF canon
law the university of Bologna is publishing IN '
"The Vatican Council and the dogma OF lhlaihpny'
The correspondence of Strauss and Renan on
the present war has been published In collected or'
and has been read with the eagerness that the eminent
names of the respective "llters "ouiu H"'u"''
excite.
Two remarkable essays on Beethoven ana
his works have been published in Germany, one by oh
ard Wagner and the other by Dr. Ferdinand Hitler u
Cologne. Both are said to pe eIoqnent r nIu
tributes TO the memory of the 1eutonc compoSer' .
Mr.. II. Buchanan Read, the distinguished
American panter in Rome and the author OF Sheridahs
Ride has been commissioned by the Italian Govern
meut 10 proceed TO Naples, I'm state railway cdIlato,
with national escort for the purpose of accompany Ing
General Sheridan to Rome.
The concluding volume OF SchelllnSs 20"
rcspondenee Of which his recent biography mann! CON
siss has been published in Leipsc With the exception
of several letters TO Victor Cousin, 1t is eheiy
to relatives and disciples. and mixes up pfoounu da
sophical discussions with the idnllldi pPi'' " W. -
in a somewhat odd compound - =.
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score of profigacy and self-admiratlon as rcscou %
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on THE ORINoCo, RIO NEGRO, AND AhA%oH'
BY H. ~ p. ~ AYsRs
I Vol l2mo With Illustrations Pnce' e|'
The following pages are a narrative Of scienhe epen" ~
William. College to the tropical regions of South America
The desire Of many that complete narrative OF the
cr,ve ,boud be given in permanent FORM and our o"" % w
o,be might share with the pleasure We erpenen0' ~
t,opjc Nature in three equatorial regions, where sne
form. 80 strange and grand coupled with the fact tna' " %
written upon these interesting portions Of the continent 70
our work principally devoted the only oonues" ,p
have led Ii, 10 undertake preparation Of the present
tract from Preface. -