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THH LRE ASSOCIATION or AlRRIcA.

Tue LWE ASSOCIATION or AARRIcA.
There has been published within few
days the result Of a most thorough and
searching investigation into the condition
and management Of this institution which,
as might have been expected, has passed
through the ordeal with unimpaired credit
-in fact with added honors. f
We understand this investigation was
brought about by the circulation Of deia.
matory statements made by former EN-.
ploye Of the company about the time Of
the organization Of the New York de.
partment. The falsity Of these malicious
and baseless charges, promulgated and
kept alive by jealous and INSCRIPTIONS
rivals had been repeatedly demonstrated
and as often renewed; hence the directors
Of tho association determined TO adopt
such q couFse-a s-would forever set OF rest
the ISLANDERS Of is enemies.
To this end they invited the best ac.
tuarial talent Of the country, in connec.
ton with a committee Of business men
from New York, to visit 81. Louis for the
purpose as above stated, Of probing into
the affairs Of the company. ~ ~
The examination was rigid and exhaus.
tive. The company's books, records, con.
tracts and securities were closely scruti.
nized, and the verdict is given that its at.
fairs are in sound condition; that 1t is
abundantly able to meet all It's future oh.
legations, and that 1t is worthy of the en-.
tire confidence Of the people. ~
The tearlessness Of the association
managers in inviting this investigation Is
itself proof that 1t is in o hearty condi.
tion. The Endorsement of these eminent
actuaries, Messrs. Ellzur Wright, E. w.
Bryant and Sheppard Romans, places this
matter beyond doubt, and the character
of the gentleman at the head OF the as.
ISOLATION here is sufficient guarantee that
its career in the future will be as success.
full as its past history.
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REAR ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The fol.
lowing transfers of real estate were re.
corded at the Recorders office during The
week ending Friday, July 5th:9 rg9
Deedimade May Z, by John Il. Moy
'ston and others to Mary Lizzie Moyston
for part Of lot No. 8, in square No. 10
and lot No. Q, in square No. 81, CaldwelI's
addition Admitted June 9; $1,000.
Deed made June 90, by j. II. Holiday
and wife to James Holiday, for east hal
Of lot No. Gin square No 90, corner Of
First and Main streets, Centre Wheeling
Admitted July /; $3.50.
Deed made July l, by James Bodley
and wife to John Holt, for east half o.
lot No. IS Except 10 ieet,) Lindsey street
East Wheeling. Admitted July 9; $685.
Deed madeiJuly l, by S. Brady and j,
u Hobbs, executors of j. Caldwell's es
tate, to Mary Y. Merritt, for lot No. Is il
square No, 10, lot No. 10 in square No
-, lot No. 20 IN Division H, and part Of
lots Nos, GS and 60 in Division +, Cald.
wells addition. Admitted July 3; So,
Deed made June 20, by John p. Gil.
christ and wiIe TO Isadore Bowman, for
lot No. 2G IN square No. s, J. p. Gilchrist's
addition. Admitted Suly 3; 81 900.
Deed made June 90, by John P. Gil.
christ and wife to Valentine Auth, for loi
No. go in square No. s, Gilchrists add,
ton. Admitted July 2; 81 900.
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HEATnEN CHINEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket,
Winoha, Minehaha Wall Papers and Dor.
ders, Just received at PAUL & otrs, No.
80 Monroe street. They have also on
hand full stock of cheap and fine papers,
ranging inprlce from eight cents to five
dollars They make especially Of Deco.
ratiyo Papersfor Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell,
ings. Give them call.
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POLICE CoUET.-The following cases
were disposed Of at the Police Court, on
Saturday morning: Patrick Reed, plain
drunk, one dollar and costs, Owen Con.
cry, for abusing his wife and child, was
fined ten dollars and costs; Townsend
Adams, "Puss" Woods and Sherwood
Knowles, for creating disturbance in
Tom Owens saloon, were fined five dol.
lars and costs each; Jacob Watson, Jr.,
for commencing the above disturbance,
ten dollars and costs; Gregory Warner,
for keeping and conducting o coffee house
contrary tolaw, one dollar and costs.
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TRY THEM.-We daily hear persons
speaking in The highest terms Of the pat.
emitting shirt which is gradually taking
the place of all others, These shirts open
in the side and are made in any desired
style. ]. T. Lakin s Co., are receiving
orders for them and guarantee perfect
tit in every instance. Try them.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. A1ERs-The funeral
ofJames E. Aicrs, who was,kllled on the
Fourth at Valley Grove, took place
yesterday P. N. from the residence ofhis
mother on Fillmore Street, Centre Vince
ling. Phe services were conducted at the
house by Rev. Ryan after which the
body was borne TO It's final resting place
in Peninsula Cemetery, followed by along
procession Of carriages containing the
relatives and friends of tho family; also
by the various lodges Of United Ameri-
can Mechanics, Of which order he was a
member. Y.. eu.. s.l.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
Pursuant to a call by the county Execu'
Committee the Ohio County Republican
Convention will assemble in the Court
House at 10 o'clock this morning for
the purpose of nominating county
ticket
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GLAD OF 1r.-Thc paving on the
North side of John street, between Mar
ket and Fourth, was completed on satur-
day last, opening that street to the public,
in a passable shape, for the first time
since last winter. ---- =
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EMaRANTs DE1AYED.-A car load Of
emigrants bound for Chicago, arrived at
the Baltimore R. r, depot, yesterday
morning about two o'clock, and laid there
until eleven. Among them was lady
who had q very sick child. Two Of our
city physicians were called in 10 attend it,
but thought it could not live many hours.
The emigrants were profuse in their
praises tothe physicians; also to the pro-
prietors Of the Keim House, for many
tGHors gratuitously bestowed upon them.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERR TIE Sun.
STANCE FADE,"-Now isa good time to
secure your Shadow" The best place
is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street. atys
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BEFORE SQUIRE scuuMz.-Mrs. Anne
la Schneider was before the above Justice
an Saturday last, charged with using
threatening language towards Jacob
Rampf. She was fined S. and costs, and
in addition required to give bond to be Of
good behavior for one year.
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PosTPoNED.-The laying of the corner
stone Of the Eighth Ward Catholic
Church was postponed until next Sabbath,
on account Of the absence of the Bishop.
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"A LARGE stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Child's Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes oftbest city manufacture, for
sale at L. V. Blonde
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THE most prominent divlnes in thu
world speak Of Cassel's .Child's Bible al
the best medium of imparting Biblt
truths to children.
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The most complete and choice line Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
Cheviots, English and French Diagonals
Cloths of all shades, Vestinga, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, &C., can be
found at G. Hess merchant tailor, cor.
ner Of Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style and guarantees
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For fifteen years l suffered from dis.
ordered Liver; but since I used one pack,
age of Simmons Liver Regulator, to this
day, which is now several years, have
been comparatively a sound man. n
%LSMAJ. A. F. 'WooIEY, ~
Kingston, Ca,
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LIGHT AND sHApE.-All the Summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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Eor Bale.
TRUsTEE's SALE,

v HUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust made the nth day
Sadesn and WSish .id ssSa /: q S TSeo ii IL
Deed Book %, folio 90, shall on the 52d day
q July, 1879 proceed to sell at the mont door Of
the Court House Of Ohio County, Of 10 o'cloekA.
z, Tho following described perSonal property, 70
ding for the same; paFlor chairs, rocking
CHAIR, tables, lounge, carpets, bureau,
framed pictures, clock, looking glasses,
wASh.stands, 1seWing machine wheeler d WI.
sonl, velvet rug, six octave piano and plAno
STOOL set dining room chairs, ! set kitchen
chairs, Arlington cooking stove and cooking
utensils for tho same, . rocking chairs, safe,
lot or dishes, with tho remainder Of the house
hold and Kitchen furniture Of the same James
Terms OF sale-cash.
u, GIBSON L. CRANMER,
lelv Trustee,
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QuEEN's, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and Croquet Slippers,
Just received at L. v. Blond's.
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MATRrMoN1AL.-There were but two
marriage licenses issued at the Recorders
office during the week ending on the 9th
inst.
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LucKY.-We heard yesterday that one
OF the young men who was on the 9th
street bridge when it broke down some
time ago, and escaped uEhurt, was knock,
cd down in the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road yartonthe 4th inst. by a locomotive
and it and one or taaFcsrs passed over
him, yet strange to say he did not receive
scratch. He was not born TO be killed.
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The BEST THING ouT.-We saw, yes
tcrday, letters from all quarters where
the Superior machine has been used this
season, and without exception, it is pro.
nounced the best, easiest running, and
lightest draft Mower and Reaper that has
come out. We guess it must be SO, as we
heard one man say,it would be success
for Wheeling in that branch of business
next season. u, j, ,,-r,.,r, .,d&w
No Christian family should be without
Cassers illustrated Child's Billie. +.
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Hor.-Ye yesterday was another hot day,
though not as hot as the first days at the
beginning Of the week.
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PRorosALs-It win be seen by our ad.
vertising columns, that proposals are in.
yited for the building Of a Methodist
Church in Charleston. Plans and speci.
fcationS can be seen at the Office of s. NJ.
Howard, architect Main street. over
Peoples Bank.
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LADIES wishing to purchase nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should 90
to L. V. Blends.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
tho hair where the follicles are de.
stroycd, or the glands atrophied and
decaycd; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stina.
lated into activity, so that q new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sed.
ment, it will keep it clean andviguOH
Its occasional use will prevent tie hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the lorna.
ton of dandrulf, which is often so IN.
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous andinju.
rious to the hair, the VigOr can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can DO found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doi
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it q rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J, C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical ChemlItI,
LOWELL. MASS.
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.I6OSADAIIS

III remedy for the euro Of scfO
fula, SCrofulous Taint, t.''ieunA'
tism, White Swelling, Govt,
Goitrc, Consumption, Cionchi'
Its, Nervous Debility and all d.
leases arising from an impure cor
EDITION Of the Blood.
The merits oitSiS vlluAblePfapr'
IatIon arc so wellknownthlta p1iI!S
notice Is but necc ::--1Iy 10 rUmindn
readers OF this journal otthe neoeGll.
Ity Of always having . bottle o. ts :
medicine among their stock oihEpJ
Necessities. ,
CeNiGcates can DO prcSent:d iron
many leading Physicians, MlalH. Il.
and heads o families Throughout In'
South, endorsing In the highe3 H'I'
The Fluid E1irdet of RGIrdeLii.
DIR. Il. Wilson Carr fBalttna,S
says che has used II In cases Of Sfo'
lula and other diseases with tuea"'
Dr.. r. c. Push Of I]alhn:F,E.,
commendS It to Ill persons sa.' e. y,
with diseased Blood, saying y ~ ~,
perlOr TO any preparation he al's'"
fused. o...
lnorc NJ, Z. Conference South ~ ~,
has beCnso much benefited ? w, y,
that no cheerfully reconnena. ~"
all his friends and acqulih!ht,fc r..
Craven & Co., DruBslsS !! I'M IN
louisville, Va, say itneT1 DS '''
10 give satisfaction. ,,.,,,....
Sam,I q. NIcFaddtn, Ms tI,'sf
boro, Tennessee, says u etts EVA e.
Rheumatism when all elA AVE- M.
RosadaIis is not aseefe.E 1sSSl I'Ssi
aration, rs ingredient! Ais . 9' y ~:
on every package. shoy q :! 10 !SI /, :,
PhyslcISn and be will t:Ii it ~ 4 q
composed OF the StrOnges;, ~ hI'IRi ooi
that exist, and Is an eIoeueIas Si m ',
Purifier. Did our space ho y i,on
couli give you testirl on y; fr1O
every State In the Souta ~, vu M
persons known to every NAN e. !, SSfeS.
and child either peF'oat"""
utation. w n,,,riSl
CLEMENTS 8 Co..
BALrruoRE, Sole Pf?''''''"
JOHN F. HENRY
No. 8 CoL1EGE PtAcT,
New Yak Tao't'sk w.
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New Advertisements.

Housekeepers.
Pennsylvania Female College.
Ohio River Improvement.
Looking Glasses.
Undertaking.
Merchants National Bank.
For Cincinnati.
Dissolution. t.E,t.
For Sale.
Grand Democratic Rally.
List Of Letters.
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EVERY child should have a copy of
Cassers illustrated Child's Bible.
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is At
once Agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving The
hair. Il soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its oniqiRol
color, pih Ii,
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control them. The testimony n % M eaec'sti,
ems, o. a.! classes, establishes lie G,t 81,
S S.LL w ELECTORAL will md doc, relissS. aN
Snre tne alnlStlng disorders Of the TbN Ss ~
LI.utlss beyond any other medicine ~. w
dangerous affections Of the Pulmop,,v" n aaF
yle!l 70 It's power; aud cases Of CSr, ULSsa
LIon, cured by this preparation, am C ,aElh
known, so remarkable as hardly N Pa'E
ltieVed, were they not proven bercriT ~ y ;"
As remedy Il Is adequate, on whicS u, uePG'
may rely for full protection IIy cI,rr. w ~ la6k
tho lorerunners Of more serious diSssss,N vushS
unnumbOrcd lives, md an amount i'@ ~ Nv aye
not to be computed. II challenges tr;Si .sIIsii
yinceS tie most sceptlCal. Ever famI,r I So
keep It on hand as n protection SS,inst X, 'nuaH
and unpercetvcd attack Of Pulm6S"rY, Ts Say
which are easily mot at dnt bpt wS;c HSI LSA
%Sr InMTS alI TO- often fatal II neglected FEM
H %o rss aGea ms defence; md Il is upw,o i,
s vo without y Asa safeguard 10 children nv, II
Ile Distressing diseases which beiSt tbS T S,
and Clest OF childhood, CRENEY Pyc I""a !,
Is Invaluable; for by itS Timely use. , ,O"S
INdeg are rescued from premature gave, ''' Sr,
saved to the love aud affection centred on ;h w.
IL acts speedily and surely against ordinary roiS
securing sound and hcaitl-rCstoring sleen> '' Y
one viii suffer troublesome In1ucuZA SnI nj. M
ill Bronchitis, when they know how ss, t
they can be cured. '"'''!'
Originally tho product Of long, lAbOriop, md
successful chemical investigation, no Coz, ., M
Il spared in making every bottle In the u \, ",
possible perfection. It may 10 confdepiI,v' ' y,
lied upon as possessing all the virtues i has ,,'
exhibited, and capable Of producing curs Wv :,
memorable us the greatest It has ever cHectsl
PREPARED ny
Dr., C, AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chumi,,,
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THE MODERN RVE.

women Gamblers az Monaco, the
Gambling Center of Southern Eu'
EOpe.
A New York World correspondent,
writing of Monaco, noted gambling
place on the Mediterranean, says:
Among the curiosity seekers are many
women, escorted about upon the arms OF
friends, and apparently looking on for a
time with sentiments of disgust. But
literally it is here, and with these wo.
men, "only the first step that costs
for the next night look again, and these
same women will be found at the same
table, installed, perhaps, between ser
want discharged fEom one Of the hotels
and a miserable fellow vrsHgling about
his bets.
Everybody, in sooth, seems in time to
fall stricken with q mad frenzy for play
the old as well as the young-snd
fools appear no more liable 10 it than
those reputed for Ssgacity. We have
seen suceumb finally to it even men
who, tranquil and confident of their own
sell-command, we're fall of compassion
for the maduesG of others.
About eleven o'clock q bell is hoard,
and q crowd rush tumultuously toward
the military station. But for some time
later ths place is still thronged with peo-
ple, including these poor unfortunates
who, having lost their all, arp unable to
get away, and have no other lodging
places but the gardens-professional
gamblers, PaFnbF0ksrs, faded tlles de
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Speaking English.

The following conversation between a
young lady who wrote for magazines and
an old gentleman who believed he could
speak English, occurred somewhere in
Massachusetts, and is quoted for the
benefit of grammarians: t
Old Gentleman" Are there any
houses building in your village2
Young Lady" No, sir. There is a
new house being built for Mr.. Smith,
but it is the carpenters who are build
ing"
Gentleman" True; | sit corrected.
To be building is certainly different
thing from to being built. And how
long has Mr. Smiths house been being
built2
Lady-Looks puzzled moment, and
then answers rather abruptly. Nearly
q year. ---
Gentleman-How much longer do you
think it will be being built2'
Lady (explosively)- Don't know
Gentleman -" should think Mr..
Smith would be annoyed by its being SO
long being built, for the house he now
occupies being old, he must leave it, and
the new one being only being built, in
stead of being built as he expected he
canuot- n4Ha @4iN
Here the gentleman perceived that
the woman had disappeared.
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A"FemaIe smugulIer."

The Paris Constitutional is respon-
sible for the following truly French piece
OF romance in everyday life For sew
eral days the guards of the Maillot gate
have noticed, at the same hour in the
morning, yelled amazon on horseback
going out of Paris at full gallop. Was
she pretty2 Nobody could tell, as no.
body had seen her face, but her tall, ele-
CANT form led people at least to suppose
so. The same amazon was seen, regu-
larly every day at noon, to re-enter the
same gate, and always at full gallop
What could it mean One day, at the
end of last month, as she was entering
Paris, her horse stumbled and fell, but
with wonderful dexterity she regained
her saddle and rode off, this time be-
straddling the horse. A horrible spec
tacle presented itself to those who ran
up to the place of the accident. An
amputated leg was found lying upon the
ground in pool of blood, and mes
senger was at once sent to the commits.
sary of police. Before the latter arriv-
ed however, it had been discovered that
the blood was nothing but wine, and the
leg member very ingeniously made of
India rubber. The amazon was evi.
IDENTITY smuggler. ,tr
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joie, and those other nameless creatures
that grow in the shade of gambling
house like toad-stools on muck-heap.
These, however, gradually slink. away
into their several dens and lurking places,
the music is hushed, and all the lights
are extinguished except Of the fre-hies
among the feathery leaves Of the palm
trees.
All this is repeated night after night.
The scene is ever the same, with un-
changing decorations; the catastrophe
never varies materially, only the mad
actors are shifted. 1914 14.{b
Those who knew the Corniche in for
mer years, when all these little towns
had their peculiar indescribable grace
and charm, although, indeed, Monaco
was the gem of all, would now miss that
delightful individuality, for the railway
and central licensed gambling casino
here at Monaco have made them suburbs
of this place
OF course the bank, like all other
gambling banks, wins; though now and
then the tickle goddess allows the light
Of her countenance TO fall upon some of
the outside gamblers, and then there is
much excitement and not unfrequently
regular scene. The other day four
American sharpers succeeded in getting
in very heavy turn on the bank. The
croupiers accused the lucky parties of
having begun the game with counterfeit
bank notes, and on that ground refused
to pay them the last stakes, amounting
to upward of $4,000; whereupon the
Yankees drew their revolvers and took
forcible possession of the money. AS
there are no police in Monaco they we're
not molested any further, and conse-
quently went on their way rejoicing.
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SPRINGS.
SwAYNE'S
MAMMOTH SPRINGS.

TTNHIS BEAUTIFUL, PLEASANT AND
economical summer resort is near spring
vile Depot. on Memphis and louisville hall-
Tenn. Only seven hours from Memphis and
eleven from Louisville. Excursion or half
fare tickets from Memphis, Mason, Browns
willie, Bell, Humboldt, Milan, Tre5eynnt, NC
Kenzie. Paris, Olarksville and Bowling Green /;
Hacks from Springville TO the Springs, 353
miles by a shady ridge road, meeting the morn
ing trains. IA
Enlarged accommodations and hot and cold
baths No style TO pay for.
Board as good as the country affords. Per
day, 50; week, $40; month, $50, Children un-
der ten years and servants half price.
Daily Mail and Express ollces az sprlns
Vile, where address " Proprietor SWayne
Mammoth Springs" or 20 their care. 62-l40
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The monsoon burst at Bombay on the
llth inst, and is stated-moderately.
Devil-fish of gigantic size and fear
inspiring appearance have again threat
enOd small boats in Charleston harbor.
A grand all England pigeon match is
to be held at the Crystal Palace, Sydcn-
ham, near London, this present week.
The light Of a match will frighten a
wolf away, it is said. But love matches
don't always keep the wolf from the
door. ~ rt