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dispatch which we published yesterday an
nounces that the mikado, or tenno, as II is now
the fashion TO call him, ofJapan, has determined
10 promulgate new religion, to which all his
subjects VIII be compelled to conform 1t has
been prepared after consultation with the lead
ing adherents Of each sect known in bis empire,
and is said to be enlightened, simple, and adapt.
ed 10 common sense and likely 10 be approved
Ny AL classes. So far the dispatch; If ii is au-
thentie and fair statement OF the Gcts. the
religious revolution which it announces Is the
most remarkable Of the many wonderful events
which have occurred in that strange country
within the last few years Political. social and
commercial revolutions have already takon
placcthere. The rulers Of the country have shown
courage, enterprise and intelligent appreciation
Of the advantages Of the western civilization y
as they call H. such as no other oriental nation
has ever displayed. Having changed the whole
policy Of the empire, il appears that the gov.
eminent now resolves to establish uniformity OF
religion; not a new thing, indeed, for govern.
ments to attempt, but. what is without prece.
dent, 50 far as we know, it proposes to do this
not by requiring conformity 10 any existing
system, but by constructing a new religion on
The basis Of common sense and compelling &c.
ceptance Of this new scheme Of faith aud morals
whose only sanction is the authority OF the
government the head Of which has tra
diiional jurisdiction in matters religious
as well as OWL. Heretofore, Sintooisu
has been I the state religion, but The
larger part Of The people have been Booddhists
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Legitimate Stimulation.

the office or function of nutrition is essentially two
'ou embracing Digestion, whereby food is converted
ultimately into blood; and Assimilation whereby the
various tissues and organs of the body receive from this
blood each the nourshment which 1t needs And Legit
innate Stimulation which is squirting on of this func-
ton, Is consequently twO-iold also The food in the
first place must he reduced to the form OF homogene-
Gus solution, as preliminary to Its entering the blood
vessels and becoming there part of the blood To Ihi.
end 1t is dissolved in the stomach by the gastric juice
fluid which the stomach itself furnishes But It often
happens That TINS huid Ii not supplied in sufficient album
dance. This Is the cause of much bad health. Now,
LeSltlnate stimulation puts this right by provoking
iuller now OF this essential secretion And the best
method now known, OF bringing about Legitimate Slim
9aton II the use as directed, of the weknown tonic
DIR Gottlieb Fisch's Bittersi
. This subject continued next week under Strength
lor Tue W eah, deop&wlw jy25
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CLOUD BURSTS IN NEvADA.-Many persons
coniOund the water spout with what is common
ly known as the cloud burst, yet q moments
consideration will show them the difference.
Water spouts are frequently seen on the ocean
or upon the broad lakes, and proceed from
whirlwind gathering the water and whrling it
upward in heavy column TO clouds. These
can be seen at long distance, clearly defined,
travelling in the direction carried by the wind -,
and are decidedly dangerous customers to come
in contact with. Many a good ship, missing and
never more heard from, doubtless has fallen vic
tim TO some overwhelming water spout. 1t is
said that they can be broken at distance by
lucky cannon shot, but if the spout is broken
by the ship itself, sure and speedy destruction
must follow. Whirlwinds produce a similar eff
feet on land, and out on the deserts to the east
OF here are frequently to be seen huge columns
OF sand thus whirled upward, reaching from the
plain to the clouds above. Cloud bursts occur
in the summer season during heavy thunder
storms, and are simply rain showers of sudden
and extraordinary violence.
Some oyer-laden cloud sailing over noun
famous locality merely turns its watery con-
tents loose, and it comes streaming down, food
ing the hill sides, from whence the water flows
in sheets into the rayiDes. So sudden is the
food, that where not drop of water has been
seen for weeks or months, a large, turbulent,
overwhelming torrent comes pouring down,
carrying away trees, rocks, and everything else
before it, washing away railroads. bridges, toll
roads, houses; in fact everything in its way.
One of these foods thus pouring down steep,
dry mountain canon, frequently shows an adj
vancing front Of logs, bushes, huge boulders,
and similar debris, twelve or fifteen feet high.
Woe to any unlucky teamster who happens to
be passing with his loaded wagon along the
bed of the canon. Those who understand mat
tiers are able to guard against the impending
calamity by getting their wagons ont of the
II n sid nc far 10
or they have no time for that they will I'M
hitch their animals and give them a chance to
escape. Instances are known where one of
these cloud bursts has occurred on some board
slope, where, having no ravine to carry off the
water, it has plOwed and torn a channel for
itself Of great depth and extent. This is the
proper season Of the year for cOud-bursts, and
as one of greater or lesser magnitude visits
Gold Hill or Virginia nearly every season. one
may be expected before long.-Gold Hill Ne,os.
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TRIUMPHANT FOR TWENTY YEARs.-More than twenty
years ago, the MUSTANG LsIaEST made its debut in the
west Its cures Of the external diseases of horses
and cattle astonished the planters and farmers of the
Mississippi and Onto Valleys demand for II sprung
up which necessltaiei its manufacture on an extensive
scale Soon the discovery was made that II was grand
specific for rheumatism, govt neuralgia earache tooth
ache, and other external ailments of mankind Then IL
was tried as healing pan-kllng application in cases
OF outward injury such as cuts, bruises, burns spasms,
&C. and was found equally servceabe The a,ne of The
now remedy for some of the painful ills that anllct
mankind and the lower animals, spread rapidly, and
Mustang Llniment soon took rank in every state and
Territory of the Union as a standard cure
jy2G wltGdcoplw
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CRUsoE's lsLAND.-At distance of less than
three days voyage from Valparaiso, in Chilli
and nearly in the same latitude with this mpor-
tant port on the western coast of South America
is the island of Juan Fernandez, where once
upon a time Alexander Selkirk, during soli-
tary Punishment Of four years, gathered the ma
terial for De Foes "Robinson Crusoe" This
island, little thought of by the inhabitants of
the Chilean coast-and, has lately become of
some interest by the fact that in December, 1859
II was coded to a society of Germans under the
guidance of Robert Wehrhan, an engineer from
SaXony, for the purpose of colonization. The
entire preneur of the expedition, Robert Weir.
nan, lett Germany eleven years since, passed
several years in England served rs major
through the war between the American states
ana was subsequently, engaged as engineer with
the Ceropasco railroad IN South America. He
and bis society, about sixty or seventy indiyid.
uals, nave taken possession of the island,
when IS described as being a most fertile and
lovely spot. They found there countless herds
OF goats, some thirty halfwild horses and sixty
donkeys, the latter animals proving TO be ex.
ceedingly shy. They brought with them cows
and other cattle, swine, numerous fowls and all
the various kinds of agricultural implements
with boats and fishing apparatus, to engage in
different pursuits and occupations. The grotto
made famous AS RObinson's abode, situated in a
spacious valley, covered with large fields Of wild
turnips-a desirable food for swine-las been
assigned TO the hopeful young Chilean gentle
man TO whom the charge of the p0rcne part of
the s0ciety's stock has been entrusted and he
and his proteges are doing very well in their
new quarters. Juan Fernandez Is one of the
stations where whaling vessels take in water
and od,--JdpQn Herald
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Know THYsELF. chronological examinations
and charts will be given daily to Ladies and gem
tlemen at the Bay State house, every day this
week from 9 A. NJ. to 9P.M. DR.. Broadbent will
tell you what business you should follow and what
you will succeed the best in by an examination of
your head. Examination and chart only one dol
lar. No charge to examine for diseases the hotel
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BOSTON STOCK sALEs-Jul, 90



NEW YORK, July 29.-Cotton quiet; sales 44O bales
mldong uplands at &c. Hour active sales 400
bbSi state $3.50 Us; Ohio S645 a. 40; western 50
% oI5: southern $685. gll2 Wheat firm; sales g. 900
Ter red western Sl6O ~ 6j; white Michigan 81 68 "a
SlsO. Corn lower; sales 10000 BUSH; steamer mixed
western 6O @ Bc sail do G2 20 62hc. Oats lower sales
ib0OO 1ush Ohio A ~ dc; 426G exc. Beef
dnll. Pork steady; new mess $3.50 90 $500 prime
slO5O@ll. Lard heavy; steam ut "a 9ac Kettle &c
Butter dull state 20 70 PIC Whisky dun at 94c Rice
steady; Carolina at 80 @l9Ae, Sugar firm; Muscovado
sA@9Ae; refining 81 a SIC. Coffee irIner; Rio Is
% 6ac. MOlasses dull. Spirits turpentine quiet at Sic
rosn quiet al S33ih % $40 for strained. Petroleum
81 a $40.
CmcAGo, July 29-Piour in light demand and hold.
ers nrm; Minnesota extras at 81 10 49, Wheat active
higher; No spring 81 20 @1 1928 No do 81 ls6Dl
closed az sl9 cash Si seller August; $I26X seller
septemberi No Jsprng Sll3 Corn active and higher,
demand chiefly speculative, at AN % axe for No \
mixed, cash and reguar 42A % 43c seller August a
COAX seller September; rejected 40Ac. Oats steady al
Ic cash for No2; 26se seller August Rye In fair de-
mand and advanced; No at Gle; No soc. Barley dull
and unchanged. Whisky steady at 0Oc Pork-deinand
light and holders firm and nomnally 25c higher al
hl4.hA seller Julyi S4250Dl457A seller August Lard
Iuel ana unchanged at ic Tor winter and 7Ic for sum
Hltr Bulk meats IN good demand; shoulders So 605kc;
holders FIRM shoulders 81 % 6sc clear rb sides az 40
e@ci clear sides gG10Ac. lns-sugar cured 10 I'd l6c
al packed Cattle active and closed nrm at Sla5 al
6AO Receipts 5000 bbs flour 1900 bush wheat
zOOO bush corn, 10000 bush oats 1000 bush rye 5000
bush barley Shipmenis--iO00 bDs -four $4,000 bush
wheat, 3SIUOO corn 1900 bush oats 1000 bush barley
ClNClNEAT1 July 9-FlOur steady, old 81 37618i new
St9ONib Wheat nrm; old SLIGO ~ 1862; new ST. so a
LODI white Slb5 % so. Rye firm M Is a. 75c Oats
steady; old JgJJ6c; new 9bi127 Barley anil and nm
changed. Whskey in fair demand and lower al soc
~, NEW OnLEAHs July 29-COtton nominal; low mid
ding at 2UC92OAc.
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DR.. Broadbents room, at Bay State house, was
filled with patients until nearly ten O'Clock last eve
nlng, who were waiting to consult him. He can
tell you what ais you by seeing you without your
saying word. Advice free to all this week. from 3
A NJ. to P NJ, upon all diseases of whatever name
or nature, chronic or acute. Room 10.
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EIARAETR,

NEwiYoRK, July 29.-Money closed easy at 2 a 8 per
cent Sterling steady Mt l09 % 1897 for long singht
and llOh a HOS for short sight. Gold steady All day
closing strong at l4s4 bid. Loans "a per cent tor
carrying Clearngs S4l.HO,OO0, Governments frmer,
closing strong, State bonds dull. Stocks strong at
noon; Pacific Mail selling up to M Indiana Central to
Stt, and Rock Island ll2A subsequently the market
ell OF closing dull and heavy the following quota
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An affidavit recently filed IN the supreme court
at San Francisco alleges that the defendant.
Martin, while absent in the east was divorced
IRON woman whom be never knew nor saw
until his return, and that the lower court had
granted her $500 for counsel fees and 800 per
month during the suit, and the appellant now
makes affidavit and motion Tor writ Of error,
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ORGESTFR.
TUESDAY. July 80, 1879.
nnriarinr a Iiaa Cnndidalc.

Our Greeley friend at Springfield thinks
Graft Browns shameful conduct" at New Ha-
ven would dispose many "liberal voters to
'change their support from Mr. Brown TO Gen.
Wilson," if il were possible to vote separately
for president and vice president. To this
very notable compliment" to Gen. Wilson is
added as follows: Though of less distin-
guished services to the causes of political reform
and and anti-slavery revolution, than his rival
IGratz Brown, yet he has done enough for
them 10 entite him to public respect and popu-
lar favor," while be has the advantage of not
being drunkard. Gratz Brown more dis
tin2uished for aut-slavery service and other re-
form work than Henry Wilson! Good friend,
what 1cU you say next? Our knowledge
of Gratz Brown is, probably, quite equal
to yours. For years he has been very much
what he is now. He was a democrat down to
the time of President Buchanan, and was one
of the Missouri democrats, who, as contesting
delegates, endeayored to fight their way into the
convention by which Mr.. Buchanan was nomi-
mated. In Missouri, be acted with the Benton
wing of the democratic party, and this was his
nearest approach TO an anti-slayery position, in
those days. After MIR. Buchanan's election, and
during the war, he made several demonstrations
against slavery; but to speak of this mans SER
vices to the anti-slavery cause and those OF
Henry Wilson, in the same breath, is beyond
measure preposterous. Heaven help the cause
of reform, when such men as he are put before
the public as its opponents and leaders,
But, our Springfield neghbor goes further,
anG seeks TO help this worthless Gratz Brown,
by uttering an atrocious calumnv against Gen.
Grant, in this way: Gen Grant, as the public
very generally know, has similar weakness to
that which Mr. Brown has so sadly illustrated
at New Haven" This is infamous. To say it
is untrue is not enough. Four years AGO, talk OF
this kind was started against Gen. Grant; but
it was discontinued before the end of that presi-
dental campaign; and nobody, now, who aims
to be scrupuously truthful and honor:
able, can allow himself TO renew it. Those
who know President Grant well, and have
studied his habits and character, know that to
charge him now with such weakness" as that
by which Gratz Brown disgraced himself at
New Haven, and by which he disgraces himself
habitually, is UNANIMOUSLY false. Support your
"relorm ticket" if you must, Gratz Brown and
all; but don't attempt to aid it by uttering ma
lieious calumnies against Gen. Grant.
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Abbott will sell the fixtures in the meat market at
IA Main street. this afternoon at two o'clock.
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Spotted Tails desires are moderate. At his
interview with General walker, the Indian COM
missioner, the other day, all that he asked for
himself and his people was a new reservation,
houses, horses, cows, guns, revolvers, ammuni.
ton, clothing, and few other little things He
hoped also that more traders would be sent to
his country, so that there would be competition
among them, and his soldiers could get their
goods cheaper He was particular also
about the quality OF the articles to be
furnished, insisting upon good, large "Ameri-
can horses, and not little Indian ponies,
for which he expressed contempt which
they hardly deserve. He also, with
caution and shrewdness which does him
infinite credit, required that the promises made
to him should be put in writing. General
Walker responded with his accustomed affabil-
ily,promising that Spotted Tails request should
be granted, but hoped that the rifles and revovers
would be entrusted only 10 old warriors who
could be trusted to make only proper use Of
them, and not to young men who might be
tempted TO employ them against their white
neighbors. After this satisfactory interview the
pipe of peace was smoked by the assembled
braves, General Walker we are told joining in
tile fumigatiOn with cigar.
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Even in Kioto, the sacred city, from which,
until this wear, foreigners have been rigidly ex-
cluded, our correspondent in Japan says thatlthe
Booddhist temples are more numerous and cost
lvIthan those of the established religion The
system of Coniucius has also its adherents,
though these are not numerous. This system
can hardly be called religion but it is rather
scheme Of morals. The Christian religion has
for many years been prohibited in Japan, and
natives protesting that faith were subject to
persecution, until within a few months, when a
decree was issued proclaimiug universal tolera.
ton 1t is not likely that this policy, so lately
adopted, is now to be reversed. The 'new re-
ligion," We shall probably learn before long,
when fuller information is received, is only
code Of morals with perhaps some ceremonial
Observances ola seni-religious character.
The state committee announces thar the state
republican convention viii be held in this city
on Wednesday, August 2Sth 1t is held earlier
than usual to avoid interfering with the New
England agricultural fair, which takes place in
Lowell the first week in September. DIR. Loring
would be missed on either occasion if he should
unfortunately be prevented from attending, and
there are doubtless other persons who would be
sorry to be absent from either. If there is any
serious opposition to the denomination of
Governor Washburn it has not vet made
itself manifest. His administration has been
entirely satisfactory to the people of the state in
general; there has been no opportunity for bril-
liant craftsmanship, but his acts and recon-
mendations have commanded general approval
as judicious and upright, prompted by devo-
ton to duty aud the public welfare, and guided
by a clear intelligence. There is certainly
nothing in Governor Washbum's official con-
duet which would suggest the propriety of de-
parture from the long-established custom in this
state, of continuing governor in office for
more than one term.
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DISTRESSING Couch causes the friends of the sUf
feTer almost as much pain the sufferer himself and
should receive immediate attention Dr. HIstars Bal
sam Of W'id Cherry speedily coughs colds niu-
enza sore throat, &C. 1t will always relieve consump-
ton and in many wellattested cases it has effected
perfect cure. deop&wlw iva
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complaints Incidental to females and maIades OF The
urino-genta organs. 1t is diaphoretc deobstruent
Alternative diuretc solvent and tonic In word it is
the Anchor Of Hope to those afflicted with such dis
tress. deop&wlw iv90
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United States Currency 6s................... las
new 1888
Western Union Telegraph company
Pacific Mail steamship company. .......,...76R
n. Y. Central Hudson River consolidated 9Sx
IT,; 10 20 10 10 scrip........9SA
Erie railroad. ....,.........,............
DO preferred. ..........................T5
Harlem railroad.
90 preferred. ....,..... ,..........l30
Mlcnlgan Central railrOa i............... .,ll6
ItutHld Iallroau ......,.,.....-,,,...,,...llg
Union Pacific railroad stOcK..................37K
Lake shore " Michigan Southern R......9 3%
- DO crp.................,g2
Illinois Central railroad, ..........,...,....l30
cleveland and Pittsburg railroad .............gIk
Chicago and Northwestern railroad, ..........75H
do do pret..............,.glh
Cleveland. Columbus Il Cincinnati railroad 81
New Jersey Central railroad. lOSH
Chicago and Rock Island railroad. ..,........ll2A
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad. ........ ....57A
do do pref..................79A
Toledo and Wabash railroad. ................I6
DO do pfef...,...........S7
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad, .,....... g6K
Alton and Terre Haute railroad. ..,.,..,..,2 20
do do preferred ............40
Chicago and Alton railroad ..,...........,...IlT
do preferred - ION
ONO and Mississippi railroad ,...............46H
Hartford ana Erie railroad, ................ TX
Columbus. Cincinnati ~ Ind. Central X Blk
burlington and Quincy railroad. ..,...,..,l3O
Hannibal and st Joseph Il ..........,, 3gk
Central Pacific gold hOnds.....,,.,,.,,. lOI3
OhlOh I"cluc hAes.'.''.,....
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The Wheat Field of America,
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES, GOOD
MARKETS.

HEALTHFuL CLIMATE. FREE HOMES, GOOD
MARKETS,
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
sale its LANDS IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN MIgNRsorA,
embracing; l. The Best of Wheat Land; @ Excellent
Timber for the Mill, the Farm and the Fire. D. Rich
Prairie Pasturage, and Natural Meadow watered by
clear Lakes and running streams-ln Healthful Gil
mate where fever and ague is unknown
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake TO market as
eheaply from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois Cars
now run through these lands from Lake Superior to Da
koa Price of land close to track 81 to So per acre;
further away, $3.50 10 81 SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; War
rantee Deeds. Northern Pacific $50 Bonds now selling
at par received for land at $l0. No other unoccupied
Lands present such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the the new law March 1921 get
$50 acres FREE the railroad by and years
residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
nshed from all principal points East to purchasers of
Railroad Lands, and to Settlers Government Home
steads.
Purchasers, their wives and children CARRIED FREP
over the Northern Pacific Road.
Now Is the time for Settlers and Colonies to get Rail-
road Lands and Government Homesteads close TO tho
track.
Ey-s Send for PAMPHLET containing null inGorma
'i'Nf map gnu Nopy VI new IlOHlehtcau Law.
Address LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC r.
r., ST: PAUL, MINI, or l2O BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
myl3 deop&weowlyr
All Persons who are subject to Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, or any bowel complaints so frequent at this
season Of the year, should procure bottle of DR.
WBArHERDEEls DYsRETRRT CURE, which has been a
well known and efectual medicine in use for over
twenty years Call for at wEATHERBEE IL CO.'S
Drug store No. 29S Front St. near Western Depot wor
eester Mass. d&w3m ivI0
As the Season for bowel Com pInInts, such
Ms Darrhea Dysentery Cholera Morbus, Collie. BE- Is
at hand, we would again give our yearly advice. Act
wisely and lay In store OF DIR. BIoKSRLLs SYRUP, for
the reason that II Is safe and reliable at all times very
pleasant, containing no opate and does net produce
costiveness Fail not TO try'it. daw3m ie2G
In the city Country,
No Family should be without a box OF
sANDFoRDs COMPOUND HAMAMELIs,
on, WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT.
This most perfect preparation Of highly medicinal
shrub equally good for Man Beast and is every
cases OF Inflammation celebrated, while Us curative
properties are uneaualled in all cases of Burns, Car
Scalds, Tumors, sprains, Calls SPAWN Felons Bruises
LumDago, Bos, Cuts, Sores Piles
WEEKS 4 POTTER, General Agents, Boston, Mass
deop&wl yr mhl2
skin Diseases.-PerTy's Improved Comedoae ana
Pimple Remedy-The SKIN MEDICINE Of the Age. is
druggists. Depot ~ Bond s.. New York.
@ TRe kno ss r ren5s
Faee. Prepared only BY Dr. b. G. PeS % he
~ Bond st., New YORK Sold by druggists everywhere
=, :. --------------
q. q. blocomb,
HOMEOPATHIC P1l5irYslcIAN AND SURGEON,
Office hours-mbrning till O'CLOCK; u 10 and TO