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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-27

Schoonmaker. Grand Secretary Austin
then read list Of the contents of the
copper box, which was deposited be-
meath the corner stone, after which the
stone was lowered and the crowd dis
persed.
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SHOULDER BRACES, sUPPORTEgs,
> Glass, Metal and Gum syTinges and sur-
gicaI instruments. For sale by
sep2l LOGAN, LIST a 90.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier,

Every Drop OF the .SARSAPARlLLIAN
EE~OLNENI communicates through the
Blood Sweat, Urine, and other nuids aud
Juices Of the system, tn" Vigor OF Lite, for Il
repairs the wastes OF The body with new and
sound material. SrrofnId, SyphRn, Cbnsurtp-
Mouth, TtD1rs, Nodes ia The Glands and other
parts oJhr system, Sors Eyes, !SytDnorous ds-
charges from ths Ems, and The Uova yvrs. of
Skm Di'ndScS, EruItiOns, Fster lSores, .SniLf
Hedd, Rang Worm, SIh Rheu,n, ErVs,peias,
;aS", "CSys %r1 S n Tg Hs aa ~ s 6p fs a
and painful dL'ch"r0cs, NiOh StOedfs, Loss e/
Sperm, ard all IcdStes " the ne principle, are
unhtn The curative range of this uov,der of
Modern C2emLaTy, and n yeio days llse vsli
pJOrsfo any person using n yDr either Of Lhsss
fOrInS 0) dtedseS its potent poioer 10 cure them
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DR.. RADWAY'S
RESOlVENl

Has made the most Astonishing Guns 40
Quick, SO Rapid ARE the changes the body
undergoes, under the Influence OF this
Truly Wonderful Medicine, that
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-27
Neala Foot Oil.


PRIME ARTICLE, FOR sALE BY
LOGAN, LIST a CD.
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ITO REMOVE DAsDgUPF; TO PRO
i mote .ibe growth ~ the hair; 10 clean
the scalp, use the american Hair Dr>s-
Ing" Ia large bD,tlsS at II cents. SOld by
sepZl LIGAS, LIT d %.
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SUNDRIEb.

ITARINA CDLOGSE-GENUISE
EuiIs PBIlOcDme-GenuiGe.
CJiinau'- TaDIe Mustard.
Hair ETu-lsa, French, English and Amer
lean, including Dew ~ Ies, suitable for trsv-
eIsTs' use.
Florida Water
Corn Plasfers-
Mustard Leaye.
And great variety Of new and elegant ar
uc!es FOR the Toilet and Cuisine. For AsJe by
ssTzl LOGAN, LIST y CO,
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CLERKS AND sALEsMEN.

TNTANTuD-A THOROUGH STENOGRAPHER AND
w rapid letter writer; good references Indispensable
young preferred Apply President OF Empire Mutual
Life Insurance Company, i29 Broadway.
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w situation has had experience In the hotel grocer
business would take any situation where wife could at
ss good references Address X d. Russell Mass Pos
Office
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THURSDAY, JUNE l5, 1s71,
the Franklin Boulevard, between Mar
lane and Prospect Park, all his remaining interest in
the aforesaid Farm.
well known TO nil who purchased Mt the
sale October ", 1919 Al that time 40 lots
delighted buyers The property to Us closed at
the coming safe is only half a mile from
Prospect Park,
Franklin avenue boulevard, Minna, C1ementna Tehama
Chester and Park street Mrense lane and Evergreen place
All Of the streets laid down the OF Martens farm
have been adopted and confirmed by the Commissioners
their Kings county and consequently viii remain
forever unchanged.
Special will leave Fulton ferry, between IL and
O'Clock, on the day of sale
Investors VIII tnd this greatest opportunity ever
fered to purchase desirable lots at low prices
splendid collation. will be served up before the gale.
Free tickets VIII be issued
For further particulars and apply to JOHNSON Il
MILLER Auct oncers, their Offices. 200 Montague street.
Brooklyn, and - Nassau street. New York.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

- SNbES AT AUCFiDN.
~ Il late f hEsas 7 Il Hi LEEDS ts siSak
saiesrooms ., chambers and Il Reaie streets
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II,
ALTON o'clock, at our saesrooms
Household Furniture Mirrors, Carpets, &c, In variety
Removed for convenience OF sale
special continuation OF sac OF May 49, beng the
stock OF an old mporn aud oopins house. now bankrupt
OF hrs class Wines, Liquors &C. Particulars hereafter
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AuoTIoNEER
"A ONCE and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
OF men CLASS OIL PAINTINGS, BY
cminc.t European American artists,
exhibition at the gallery.
and viii be peremporiy sold auction Thursday and
ff 1hs o 10Th and 18th June q - oqoes each day
from pryae collections, aud among which Will be fouad
JOHNSTON VAN rAssELL, Auc,ioneers.
"A MONDAY, June H. 1871, O'Clock r. NJ, the pre-
~ Ending @ sS Gas ana
Win streets grated and gas water and sewers IN the main
ny esres the rayon,s horse cars rss through The pro
er svp 70 minutes s INV n sree
Tonnes avenues West ST. Pau avenue aud Bleecker and
sale s per cen. inn IN 60 DAYS and he
py hs fa EB soe
cenn ans LG9 Norm street. oI HDn n w 81 y
gomery street. near the Court house, Jersey CITY.
A LBERT b. wALDRON, AUCTIoNEER
IN 9eneel household Furniture,
Carpets Mirrors Bedding
THIS DAY, at I0}a O'Clock.
WALDRON COOKE will sell at their saesrooms, l0s
Liberty and Ill Cc street. this day, hnc assortment OF
paror and Library Suits walnut Chamber Suits BooKcascs
Bufea, War robes Lounges and Easy Chairs Extension
and Genre Tables Velvet Brussels Carpes Onclos.
Bedding OF every descriptions Crockery Glass China Cut
ley Plate, Pictures, Rugs Bedseads Bureaus and Wash.
stands bein. varied lot OF goods and embracing some OF
the finest the Chamber SUITS of the assaneeB stock
Sale peiemptory. Catalogues morning OF sale.
UCTIoN AUCTION AUCTION.
N Over 800 lots magnificent Household Furniture. This
day tsaurtay) June 10. at lop o'clock precisely at The
large hive residence so West Tenth street hrevoort
place., between Broadway and sixth avenue. This viii he
the largest sale al this Parties wishing 70 attend
this sale lake the Sixth avenue University place or
Broadway stages anu stop Tenth short distance
from the house. Magnificent rosewood Plano oe, Paint
ms Bronzes Mirrors, Clocks, Curtains beautiful Paor
Suits, BOOKCASE rosewood and walnut Bedseads, Bureaus
Mashstands Commodes spring anu hair Mattresses Loungcs
sofas, Chairs, Rockers Bnne, Ext ns0n tables, lining
Chairs China Tea ana Dinner Sets Cut Glass aud Silver
ware ivory Table Cutlery, Reliable in attendance
to cart OF pack &. DDS Tor purchasers.
EDWIN NICHOLS, Anctioneer.
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r JOHNSON. JR. ,ArCTIoNEER.
No. % Nassau street, corner OF Cedar street.
267 choice Villa Plots,
splendidly situated on the Heights
Rutherfurd Park,
on the pT premises; at ,S Dseck * r NJ, on
Situated on an elevated plateau, commanding masnhcen.
views by rs improvements,
pop Ss are
snend from the depot to the properly The e sndpu,a.
sold to the highest bidder.
plot on day Of SALE fifteen per centin ninety days and bal
Train will leave via Pavona ferry Chambers street.
Ml2 precisely Lunch on the arrival The train Tues
9eI York had Of
sy al al me suction room No. North W
liam street large assortment Of Household Furniture
pate PER- and Msn,si Mirrors mahogany and black Walnut
esss saa Lounges m" s eR S
30 Brussels three ply and Ingram Carpets hair husk
Blankets sheets &c. Cooking stove. Ranges; also one
large silver plated Showcase and lot Millinery Goods
MONDAY, SusEn'
E sSsDaY JUNE JUNE f. T.:
r nHnDS GREAT saiI.k
on the
heights of
s sUTHERsURD P P.RK,
RUTHERFURD PARK,
RUTHERFuRD PARK.
10 miles from New York,
40 minutes from Broadway.
Near three stations two broad double track rail-
roads, connecting with four ferries. Plank walks
80 special Train laraiaiia's BanaJ Erie Railroad
MONDAY, JUNE ~,
MONDAY, JUNE IL,
MONDAY JUNE IL,
at II .l5A NJ
Get splendid pictorial maps and free passes from
A. d. MELLICk, JR., BROTHER,
No. Pine street, New York.
u ECEIvER's SALE.
IL BY order of the Supreme Court.
Large and general assortment
of Household Furniture,
Carpets Oilclolhs,
French plate Mirrors, Paror Suits, &C.
RICHAkD WALTERS, Auctioneer, saesroom ~ East
broadway will sell this day (Saturdaya at O'clock M Nos.
2s ane gu Hudson street, large and general assortment
OF Household Furniture consisting OF black walnut marble
top bureaus washstands, Centre Tables, Bullets. Com
NODES Wardobes Extension Tables, Husbands Bedseads
Parlo suits IN reps and harcoth Chairs Spring Beds
French plate Mirrors all Sizes Brussels and Ingram Car
pets oiiclohs, Bedding &C. Sale positive. Important 10
the trade. ~ order. WIN. 3. ANDREWS, Receives
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J)Y M. DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER.
ID VII sell this day. at 0o o'clock. at the salerooms az
Nassau street large and OF all kinds Of
and second hand Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture, pier Mirrors 100 Carpets 30 Hair, husk
Wool Matresses Gas Chandeliers, Counters, Showcases
Curtains, all to be perempory 70 the highest bid
der.
I .. wEINBERGER, AUCTIoNEER-sELLS THIS
J.. day. at l0 o'clock, at No II Bowery. one elegant all
plated Florence Reversible Sewing Machine in perfect
order with all hxtures such binder brader
tucker, gutter, stitching guaGe. hammer, &C.
r 8. wEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER., SELLS THIS
day. June TO- at 1913 O'Clock, at No. IL Bowery, for &C.
count Of whom 1t may concern Parlor Furniture Sewing
Machine, Shot Gum Force Pump Glassw dozens or
China Cups and Saucers, Washing Soap Lace Curtains
three Gold Watches quantity of good Jewely &c. Also
1870 o'clock, large Of fine Wines and Liquors
in barrels casks, cases and demiJohns.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
w HlTE STAR LINE
w New ork, Cork and Liverpool New and fu.powered
Steamships the Six largest in the world.
OCEANIC, ARCTIC, PACIFIC
ATLANTIC, BALTIC ADRIArlC,
5000 tons bnrden--S000 h. n. each.
Sailing from New YORK / Saturdays rom Liverpool
Thursdays, calling at Cork Haroor each way.
ATLANTIC, Capt. Murray on July l. at2P. NJ.
OCEANIC, Captain Ih0iipfon.
From the White star Dock, Pavonin Ferry Jeraey CITY.
Passenger accommodations (fr all claeses) walled,
combining safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons state rOona. smoking room and bathrooms in
mdship section, where least motion felt Surgeons and
stewar iesses accompany these steamers.
katee--Saoon, $50 gold Storage, $40 In currency.
Those wishing to send for friends from the Old Country
obtain seerage prepaid certificates S3S,
Passengers booked to or from all parts OF America Paris,
Hamburg Norway, Sweden India, Australia, China, &c.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
RATS from Il upward.
For information apply al the complnvs Offices No 10
Broadway, New YORK. j. II. SPARKS, Agent.
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ID GAFFNEY 4 CO., g6) BOwERY-sELL THIS DAY
Saturday, at 10X O'Clock, the Stock and Fixtures OF
Grocery 167 Eagle street Grsenpoint Union
~, Sale positive
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SALES AT AUCTION.

BALES AT AUCTION.
ID oAFFsEY 4 co, So BowEny-sELL THIS DAY
the Grocery store 67 Eagle street. Grsenpoin Union
avenue. Sale positive.
GALE BY ORDER or SUPREME COURT.
The Estate Of Daniel higgins, deceased.
will resumed on
wednesday, June "A. 1871
The propcry will be sold In lots or plots suit the buyer
AMI viii be sold to the highest bidder,
without limit
No under bidding
Tor the estate
ponitiys safe. without reserve, by f. A. LAWRENCE,
between Whsons r LONGS eo oas
and two teamboat landings.
Fory.rour trans DAILY running day and night. vo..
Excecn. schools and churches of all denominations.
Eeghnorhood thoroughly drained and
''' sd 5sS@ so nat sisS and s'a ars
Splendid water from nevcr-faing wells
bargains were had at the sale, the '7h Of
lots worth three hundred dollars
the small sum of fifty five dollars.
~ I to IL anG see a hs 1nd HIGGINS a c
laad np street. rec" New 9oqs DdwNiS Attorney
Il. Q. ROE. Referee.
RIO THE PUBLIC.
L Your attention Is directed to m
now on exhibition at the rooms Messrs 60 A. LEAylIT
CO.. Clinton Hal, Aston pace The whole to be sold oy
auction without for foreign account, June 10 anu
ID This OF the finest collection OF books orcieh
for sale In this country OF standards curious anu M
perby Illustrated BOOKS, mostly in elegant bindings, ann
many OF which and unique Catalogues ready
M n. ROBERTS, AuCrIONEER'-TO BE SOLD AT
w public auction, Monday, June ~, ISL, at II
O'Clock OF Twenty eighth street.
East river where she be seen ut all reasonable
hours, the iron steamboat Metrol oan formerly by
the Police Department of the ctv o York She
l.5 feet In length 80 feet beam ana feet depth oahod with
Oscilating engine 22 inch cylinder.
Terms OF saeTen per be paid to the collector OF
city the and balance within
three days, at his office, in the Court House, upon dc
erv OF the vessel.
RICHARD Il. CONNOLLY,
Comptroller OF the of New York
NEW YORK, CoMprRoLLER'g OFFICE, June 9, loll.
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A LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER,
~. will sell this SATURDAY morning,

A LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER,
~. will sell this SATURDAY morning.
commencing At lU11 O'Clock, at private residence
l20 West Twenty third street, near Sixth avenue,
all the elegant and costly Household Furniture, many rare
AND costly Works of Art the private dence
NAMELY one MAGNIFICENT ~ octave rich rosewood Panotorte
made to order piU0 In monhs four Rich
wood and black walnut Paror SUITS rosewood Etagercs
Lady's Writing Desk, Bookcases 400 yards Velvet and
Brussels Carpets. 70 fine OIL Pantines, centre and Side
Tables Pier and Mante Mirrors and BrOcae Curtains
Bronzes and Bsaue Figures. Easy and Turkish Chairs,
rich rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Sets, Hair and
Spring Mattresses 81 Linen Sheets 100 Pillow Slips, Dining
Room Kitchen Furniture Dinner Tea go pieces
siver laed and Sheffield cutlery, Ice Box de- all ALL
lots household furniture The will be sold
the highest bidder regardless cost Sale absolute rain
shine. House open mt A. N. Catalogues ready
by MAX BAYERsDORFER. AUCTIONEER,
ID will sell this day, commencing at lOH O'Clock.
the complete Furniture of four story dwelling ia West
Twenyaxtb street. Sixth the richest sale of
Household Furniture offered this season.
Parlor contains viz.
Brilliant and powerful toned rosewood PianoOrte rich
Paror Suits In satin and silk Carpets Mirrors Fables,
Cabinets, Etageres, Bookcase Lace Curtains, Clocks
also Dining Room Furniture Extension Table, Buffet Chairs,
Plate Cutlery China, Casters, DC; also Bedroom Suits in
walnut single and double Bedsteads Bureaus
Wahsands, Wardrobes Lounges spring. hair and feather
Beds Pillows, Bedding and 0 lots gentce Household Fur
niture, kitchen and basement.
MAX BAYERSDoRfER, Auctoneer, 296 broadway.
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

IERMUcA MAIL. .....,.,S~ -, - .,,.-
amiltou taxing for 81 Georgea from pier "a North
river on Thursday, June 10, at o'c.ock r. NJ.
Fcs freight or passage apply TO
W. IL, WEBB, "a Exchapge place
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVKE,
CALLING AT BRt ST.
The splendid vessels this favorte route for the Cont
win sail from RI No. 30 North river as follows =:
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmunt SATURDAY, June ~
Danre...... SATURDAY
LAFhl july ~
81. LAURENT, Lemare..... SATURDAY, July ~
Price Of passage in gold (ncluding wnc to Brest or
Havre:--
First cabin. R141 Second cabin. @75
These steamers do not carry steernge passengers
Excursion tickets Issued NJ reduced rates
American tralcra going returning from the Cont
Europe by taking the OF this line avoid both
transit by English railroad and the discomors Of crossing
the Channel besides saving time, trouble and expense.
GEORGE MCKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship HANSA, Captain f. Rrickenstein, will
sail Thursday, June at NJ from Bremen pier, foot
Third street Hoboken, to be 70 Vowed by
steamship DEUTSCHLAND Captain H. A. +. Neynaber,
on Saturday, June TO- .
Rates Of passage London Havre and Bremen, payable
in gold. or its equivalent in currency ~
First cabin
second cnbin ................... ......... ~
For freight or passage apply TO
OELRiCHS d CO., Agents, 90 Broad street.
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T JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
Grand free excursion.
Fatbush
Great c.Osng-ou sale OF
l50 choice Lots
the Ma1euse farm.
Sale positive and absolute.
No limits reservations.
The owner OF 80 the has directed
JOHNSON A MILLER to sell without reserve, O'Clock,
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nEUx FRANCHISES DEsIRENT Sc PLACER CONNIE
~ BONES d'enfauts pour coudre, soft Ia vile "a
Champagne; Giles ont de tres homes recommantaton sa
osssr M l6S Lexington av entire 10 3me ct slime
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-05-27

The Rev Benjamin Eaton, first and
only fector of Trinity Episcopal Church,
Galveston, Texas, was stricken with death
while standing Ia his pulpit on Sunday
week. The Galveston Ne,os thus de-
scribes the affecting sceue He, ascen,
ded the pulpit. Announcing his text,
There is yet room, all trembling beneath
the weight Of his last message, he refer
red to one after another of the friends
of his youth, and the COMMITMENTS of
his church that had gone before. He
painted Death entering the Church door,
passing up the broad aisle, laying his
bony hand to the right and the left :
breathing his cold, clammy breath on the
cheek of beauty, and waiting the silver
hairs of age Now touching the father,
then the son; here the mother, there the
daughter; as the spectre 50 plain to his
eutranced vision advanced to the chancel
rail, and as he saw that his time had
come, his words struggled for utterance.
He faltered-his weakening limbs stag
gered. A gentleman who advanced to
his assistance was waved back. For ten
minutes more he spoke. his words only
audible to those near him. The excite.
ment of the audience was fearful. Three
times he struggled to continue. saying
am very sick. but | must say-again
he staggered He fell into the arms OF
Mr.. c. R. Hughes, as he raised his hands
to pronounce the benediction. Like
Moses. that other servant of God. he was
too weak to hold up his hands, which
was done by Mr.. Hughes, as he said his
last pulpit words, To God the Father.
His tongue refused to speak further; his
hands dropped. He was carried to his
vestry, where he died.
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A strange story.

The. New York Tribune tells the follow
ing, or the.authority of IA printed letter
from London 'sAbout ten years ago a
young American from New York. Walter
Hastings by name, dining in London in
company with Lord c.. expressed the
opinion that solitary confinement in a
dark cell was not so dreadful punish
ment as had been represented. His Lord
ship. so goes the story, offered Hastings
10000 Is he would undergo entire sc
clusion for"ten years. The proposition
being agreed to, cell was fitted up in
Lord C-'s town house. 1t was from
twelve to fifteen feet square. The prison
er was to be allowed candles, a few books.
writing materials, plain food-tbe latter
served by man who was not to be seen.
In this way Hastings has been living for
a decade of years, his term expiring
about the first of the present month. He
is now released. and has received, we sup
pose. his hard earned money. He EN-
srges from his dungeon in rather dilap
idated condition, appearing, though only
thirty FIVE, like a man of sixty FIVE years
of age, his frame stopping aud his step:
lettering. his face sailow. his hair and
beard white, his voice tremulous and hi,
speech hesitating. He is. coming direct
" to America; and weshould not wonder
if Mr.. BarDum knew something abou
him -
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MNCFEELANY.
!, LsEesa o ADAM, and Eve,

y E.we5 e
~. 49,, o,....s.,,,
- ss'S's - - ~. 4s'0''-,
Review treatszof "t'eyion and lts sf yste-
ries,' which among other things. in
cludes trees and serpent worship, which
prevailed In other countries at various
times. The reviewer ssys:
"If not thenoldest Il ranks at least
among the earliest forms through which
the human ietellect sought to propitiate
.he nnknorn powers. And it is singu
lar that " hen the New World was dis
covered il was found that serpent wor
ship had long prevailed there; and even
now it is found lurking in out of the way
corners Of the globe. and as recently in
Cuba and among the negroes in the
Southern States We need not fhen be
surprised to fnd traces Of it in Ceyiou
s. the present day when two thousand
years ago itwas the common religion OF
the people. = Here, by the way, As
singular legend:
"Ceyion was supposed by the Orlen-
tails to have been the seat OF Paradlsei
but the mohammedanssh oiu that inns
paradise was not q terrestrial one, put
elevated in one OF the seven heavens,
aud that It was from this elevated para
disc Adam was cast out on the Mount
kahenn. 40 'Ceylons where ne was buried,
whence the mountain has been called
Adams Peak. Ihis Is the most com
monstTaaiilon an Asia, ana as u nes sPe-
cal reference 70 the island II may DC
no1iceu mere az efeatsf iengtl. II eoes
on 70 say ina Eve isii Al uiu1 T.,. P Iha
90 me Neu Sea ns a1:s sooa Rass go
.enp'e' is" ea ~ 'I II t., anS ma
tue PsaeocS zen - 49, 1884, 49,. 49, 8 -
serpent a. Sisipis OF ispsnau -; 80. = 49, -
say on the spots "iisis s'nese
sines oeen a u ,se n'
oy me misery VI lug .iIe 'e .san as',sa
on the earn. auu uePlisSTe - .s", 'J h;.
ia,ion oy tug apssuee " 80 =,
sen up ",tnin n,.use' i, ane - -
regret a. h.s siu la.ssu us IT, co5
20 nesveu ~ in p,o'e No. Ia 80,
naa REGARD 70 ms ps"'.suS 49, =
uo~n I'm ..e. 49, 80 80 e.. -,
'aoe1nao,0 % Pa. - :" -. as.sr,,.ss1s
on tue P'aoe 49, - abs;aI
pun, rue b;ab ba
laueh' nil ~ 'He - u. -
was 70 pia.'ioo a'oa1 M Il; 80 - :
ofuer ~ ou's.o Pa, .., ~ n - e.
.ruo cou'i,'a'io aIa.-
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FUENY SITUATIeN-It is always
dangerous to poke around" neighbours
house at night, however friendly the in
tentiou. The accidents related here,
which proved so laughable, might have
been fatal to two men: a citizen of Ly
ons, N. Y, recently stopped at the house
Of friend to get drink of water. No
one responding to his rap upon the door,
he raised the window, intending to enter
and help himself. just as he introduced
his head, the sash fell, and. being IN
able to raise it again, he found himself
prisoner. The owner of the premises
hearing the noise, and thinking only OF
burglars aud murder, fed fast and far
to the yard, but in his fight fell into a
hogshead Of water, which his fright had
caused him to forget No / hearing the
splash, and diviniDg the cause, began to
laugh immoderateIy. notwithstanding his
unpleasant position, and thus attracted
the attention of passing friend. by
whose exertions both parties were re-
leased from the ludicrous situation.