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, 1875-09-04

Special Uaspafeh to Tia Chfddo 1s1o"te' Al.
DUBUQUE, la., Sept. a.-The river 10 4lslos y
tlls point verv rapidly, coming up 'oea. :.
within tha past swsnty.fous hours. aud 1'so '. "
over foot Ia reported swaoplag down ppoa y. y.
from LaCrosae. Old steamboAttnen stlAae tSsa :.
heads over tho prospect, and aro putting uaS'
Arks In 1cadiuaaa for a tloRt. ,,.n
Tho Her. J.. II. Nhea pastor Of W r. r. !,
number Of his loving parisAioresu tafs o'enTtt Tt
and presented with <B9l6 30 IN gteeuhacks. .ina IN
presentation apeaeh Was delivered 9y ~ ... PIX il
b. N. Cooley. and responded to BY Ut, !nga sa%,s
\ Insnnor thkt caused every naau an4 ~ ts1, ~
present 10 sApd tears with tho eaae 81 v.onsh ~
out we're very interesting and enjoyable
, 1875-09-04
CASUALTIES.

lH1QHEl 6T y GOLIs
Ersctd! Uitu1Ath u The GhtcaFo Irfbrne.
Br. CnAuLxs, ILL.,, Gopt. 3.~-Thomas Hatn-
moud. q young man living with Ar. lIoag on
iia tarm Mt FayyfIle, Bome 1 miles from ttla
city, MAJ almost torn to pieaos by vicious bnl!
to-day. Mr. Hammond waB attempting to drive
Bolno cattle lnto barn, Wien tho bill made for
him. Ilo says l,o rrmealbets aeeing tho bull
como towards lin. and Ito ma11o q few attempts
to keep him olt and tho reBt IL 4 blank. lie
WAS knocked dovu aud tratnplod alnost out OF
sight. lilo poor fellow waa Cured 30 aa 10 be
almost uurccosnixAulo, and las not one square
inch OIL his lody TINT III not terribly bruised.
gives faint Aopeh Of hts iccoyery.
, 1875-09-04
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IN CHiCAno.
Tho alarm from l'ox 7i:t Mt fo:10 o'clock Inst
night wah occasioncd by tho burning Of |" harn
In rear Of No. III Larfnlcc etrees, owned l'y
Ckartoa Darth Damage, $50; III insurance.
IL il beovcst lss nlc malicious pnrsun not t1As
u,lding OH fro. Wh.lo En.p M. IL YRS pm.
reuling to this fro sho co!lilcd with Chicago
nyonNe car ntd tho driver OF tho steamer was
thrawn Violently from his aeat md severely in-
iurrd about tho neck ntlt left leg.
slight fro III WiHotl's packing.lonso, No.
III Suutl, Cauat atrert. NJ l2:30 o'clock allia
morning, chiaad srlning tl.t1a.e. Box I'll Gayo
tho eigs1a!. Cnuse OF t,ro unknown.
, 1875-09-04

rt11saunn, Ia, Sept. 1.-Ahout o'clock this
morning fire occurred at Bratitloc!:'s Fields,
L., un tllo MononKailoln River, 1cAtroyng eight
buildings. occupied by Conrad Fisher aud At-
tlrow Kramer. rroccss Shrrnwin 1}rntilers, fs"l-
store; Mira. Ifaggeftv. tni1!itcr; Henry Barn
hnrdt, shon-storo: .FtHse 3IcJune. va9on..aaknr !;
aud two oilicos owned by ,]anles ilugklos. ThB
tp.al losB IN $4,000; fully insured.
About tho same hour. n row Of twenty tcnc-
mens houses Mt McKcesport. In., owiiol BY ts,a
National Tuba Works tnlnpauy, were totntIv
destroyed by fro. Tue loss Is shout s10,up0 !;
COVERED by Insurance.
, 1875-09-04

CHARLES BRYAN. WATsEkA, 1T.
WATsxHA, ILL.,. Sept. 3.~-Cl!aFleu 1:yan, =
prominent young uau WHO died hero yesterday,
was buried to-day uutleE tho auspices of the lss-
depundans Ordor OF Odd Follows. Dryan WAS a
promising young man. highly ESTEEMED for bis cx-
ceont character, md lils death lsaH cast gloom
over tho entire city. Tho funeral wsa argsly
attended, aud the coremonio1 we're conducted in
q most solomn nnd Impressive uauuer by tue
brethren Of the Order,
, 1875-09-04
GOuNOD'S ADVICE,

New YoRx, Sept. 3.--The letter OF doaoJl
tho eminent French composer declining sus
recsorship OF tho American College 81 Nus"
DO established In this city. 10 publlsaso..
cloves thus; "Iff dared ofier any aa.su3 u
wouId be tbis-putsu American II tho hss4 y.
Hmorican Conservatory. wAosyar ha may d.
, 1875-09-04
VIRGINIA IMMIGRATION SCHEME,

NEw YoRK, Hopt. 3.-A patty of tNenty~0vo
gentlemen fzou, Virginia, headed by Gen. F,tx-
hugh Ley, have arrived here to attsnd tho co.,-
;e,onco with loading Northosn residents ~ to
thu best meana Of ben0httnB tho mstsriAt intst.
ohios theatre Of activo operations during tho
ciyi! War and las over siuca suffered, oWlug 10 :
Faut Of immgfatiou.
, 1875-09-04

6ptc{aI DlIDdlth 70 Iha Chicago TFfbHn*.
DLooN,Na1os, ILL.,, Sept 3-Jobeph Mahan,
Towaula Township farmer, had a les broken to-
tlsY by being thrown from wagon in Diooming e.
tun. Io waa slso injured informally.
, 1875-09-04

Alabama AMI ,1i!lIo Tcnncssnn ttranEors, a. ID
tn;ta. Tho serot.l tatr. rarrivrd by W. J.
I'nlien, Athohr, Ala., thiprol ta hicAlliHter i
WiItlep., wnB pat III, At anct.un nntl slltl t. =.
iIanpes tfarsa at III rensa, mil shipped 10 Will.
lam Dtaet K Co., Ecw York,
, 1875-09-04
NEW COTTON,

NASHVILLE, TennY Sept. s.-Tha frst bsle Of
nov cotton received yesterday from hr. John
", Touusend, uear Elkmont. Ala. shipped to
tie commission house Of Bh!flock. uoko i Co.,
sas put up 1t auction q II o'clock THIS morning
and. after spirited bidding. MAS knocked down
to Ms. 7. Henderson, representing the North
, 1875-09-04

>, NATicE, May5., Sept, 3.-A Eonelal atFlEe mas
inaugursssd Today smong the workman In al
the boat sud shoe establishments at (.oclituats.
900 employees be!ug idls. The employers refuse
TO restore tha psy to tho same at4udaid ~ bo.
fore tho reduction which was iuA.lo Aolna months
siure uu account OF dull tEadu.
, 1875-09-04

Cisc,xaATI, 6opt. IA Commercial ePecia
from Bloomington, 1ud., aays tho boiler Of ,
ssw-ptl. ncaf that place. exploded to-day y
five othosa.
, 1875-09-04

Speeiat Dis,atrh 10 7He Chtcd1o Tribune.
foRnEsToN, H., Sops 9.--1f. 4. Jcnne, =
Hwitc,man Oil the Illinois Central aud Chicago 4
1lock Island Railways. while In tho disf barge Of
duty last night, caught hIa foot in , frog aud
waA run uyer by portion OF the train. ue wna
badly mauslc4 aul died in d fow hours.
, 1875-09-04

NEw Yonx, Sept. 3.-Ths officers OF the ~. ~,
United States Cattle. III tbla city, no ~ ~
.aunieAsion With sho steamship FAradtJ. ..eset
the weather uodesates, 1t ts conndonl!y a1ros, s.s,
ed tbs cable will be IN xorki1g oGdes to-tos'S"
, 1875-09-04

Eas1, Pa, Sept. 5.-0or. Asstranft WAs mot
At tho depot hy IN iuanieusa crowd Tonight. AID
was rendered \ grand reception at ths Reed
House. liz will rsyiaw tho Seventh pi.1aon OF
The National Guard Of Pennsylvania, now at
Camp Hartrkpft, tAia city, to-molIoW.
, 1875-09-04

Special Lhspafch to The Cairaqa Tribune.
McQREaon, H., Sept IA northorrl-bonnd
frcigl.t-tran to-day on the Chicago, milwaukee,
l. NJ. Paul ltaitroad, when near 1aopa Minn.,
struck landslide. TIN engine, with Ave cars,
wAa l,sehcd. No ono waa aeriouaiy injured.
Tho pAssongor-traiuB arc ten Aousa lato.
, 1875-09-04

Srxetal Dispatch 10 Thu CAtcasfo 1rtouns,
Sioux CITY, Sept. 3.--Every effort has been
made to discover tho body Of Mann. the engi-
ucer killed iast week on tho sioux City 4 Pacific
1load, but, up to thus !lme no trace OF she body
has boen found.
, 1875-09-04

CHARLES cHIpEtA1. RACINE. Wis.
hpsc,al Dspdteh to Thn Chfeago TyibRns
RACINE Wis. hcpt. 3.-Charloa Chapman,
Clerk Of tho Court for tlis Circuit, died this
morning At 10 o'clock, after q foY days Illness.
, 1875-09-04

MesHrr. II. t}olle,1. H. Il. Fisk, i. y. Alexander
A. IL. he"ycs, an.i. Il. lfttt. Tho conllnrteo
was. Oil snhun. tl,strlr4n,1 |" report At Rnu!Lcr
mtrt,nE II no cntfol at their discretion.
Tic meeting Il,cn adjourned.
, 1875-09-04
THE WEATHER.

WAsu1ynroN. D. t.. Beps. i.--For tho Upper
Lake lloglou. Upper mississippi Valley, aud
Northwest rising barometer, soutIwest to north
vest winds, clearing and cloac cooler weather.
LOCAL OlisENYATloH.
nm Et,lh
, 1875-09-04
SPAIN.


CkN14lHT D1.FEAT
MADnID. Bept. Sit in officially announced
That tho Ca.liat General Dorrcgasay, whilo on
acayorits to furcc a nasGleo into Artagon. has
boen twlcc defeated. With tin loss Of iqu men.
, 1875-09-04

NEW YoHa, Sept. IA st. John's IN. ~
dispatch states that tho whalipg schooner AhhIo
Bradford, spoken ut sea, reports the loss OF nss
u,eu III boat last month.
, 1875-09-04
MtNNESOT4
Heavy .Rains---Groat Destruction d,
Wheat-..Land- Slides and
Was:l-0ut3,
piIlnger Indians ton tic Nar.pat1, !,
for l'ccr~..Dlssatisfactio.l Among
Tho Clippc1Yns.

lin tt1,3+n,n1vna
t"' e"'F''""""
.,..........
srtefa' c'Trt,p'n3tnte n T"e e"staao Tribune.
ST. PAui. attnn., Sept. l.-Mhf'iav evening
there occurred bore. and over tho larger par. of
THE ntA'lLss HnIs-sn'l.a
osee Known III t''s fek'o"' l1"'"h t.io "sat llou'
3.o9 tuthca OF wator fell, and. dnrl'IG tho 10.
Iuat',,tcr Of tho night nhput M much more.
This storm ray accouuauietl By j,,coanant ljrln.
,,n. in .ha ., o,,u.t,,,I t,,,,n1orne h"s. 4s'.
nns.'"s''H nua eo1ssaas ...' su""oe.s. 81. l@st
night stefo eafne aho'her 1am'-not 10 heas5
cnuntry, and III so1no places NOR.
Asvor' tnsn 'o ,' stor,u Of ;n Monday nts!.: oA
p.,a "efr III ,so' m ;n'an. ,rn. 'o"st
nade moro destructive ny ''ole1's "lhoa' 4lett,
i'll st. raul, aoncra wore hurst. ccl'nrs anil
t,o,,ecs M low grounds woro flooded, and uewIy.
,,rodo n, -oot !. o,,tl 1ro,,nIa warn ba1,v wo.hs.
~ W. ,,,nnn,,. faw aas .,'' "'raea ,;as
o"'' t'''t 'a''NoAro",' -" aas1e , aau Hsat
a~ol'lns:-housea wcfo hoNn over. anu homa
farmers and
ruy vur.7.cnor
,.,., >,.., ....''. x.a,,, .,,u. ..
"'ncn hnn''o' 1''o5t 's''i 'ntho f'o.n''
rc!ioyc.l by only T. fow louts el
d,,inr rcnt,,cr ou Sunday last, II In iuposs;h,,
49,. - 49, ,~.tI fo,,n;,o1 o.,t,,.,n ~ u''
~ soa !" gl'o ~, "eniopnusa s'sua.o " sha
Inaa "si'c" mtss hn'o feanhea On 'ho BfEiHg
wheat crop uf Minnesota and Northwest Wls-
consln. Tat no QUO l.oro, NJ as present advised
won,f, ntaro tho ,n,n nj ,csa than one.th,rd -;
"o"a l,seo ~ ill.,. sro, r.,,"sv. u
LID "l'p'o ctop' 4h.''oe' eseiS i"'""s pssSea.
;cr nn farmer who ssaa como INTO tho ltyto-day
haH brought aampcH Of growing and ro.nc
wI,eat ;a}cu from stooks il, tho lelda The,
-. ,s,a ,C,,or sro MI nurcoa tlnt b,t v,,,ii,
80. -, 49,, .,.s,.sa l'' -,
pHft o. uo' esoi' nau ooo'' s'acn.a IT,
fore Tho wet weather sos IN and that' e.
Hin r,a,, exnoprl in shnelt, had becn injured
49,, ,a. ,...e,s I.,1 aa,a,,o5 ,,n,,,r+,,a,1 ~.
"',' ~" s'As'o Aa" .'@"'' ,,.n., u"."
only beeaueo VIC MAKO lne1al allowance lot
tho oxaggcr6tlcn Of frat tcporta, md know that
tho wo:at novr has como isrss That wo place th,
oatim,to or ,o,u nj nm mcro than ono.ttitd a,
s"9~ 0'-|,. "
, 1875-09-04
THE PEORIA pHcWNtNo.

Srfelal UEpalfh 70 The [ksc91o 1FItttR.
PEoR1A, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-pr BhtppArd'a body
Was found this cyouing near tho mouth OF FAEm
Creek. by two small boya. who will rceeiye the
reward offered by tho ctizena Of Eureka for its
recovery.
, 1875-09-04
II I tNNJG,

WArsExA. ILL.,, Bops. 3.-Mucll Ut tho cosn In
this. 1roquois County. ts already out of the may
Of tho sEoat, aud IT the present was,n weather
continues tor two weeks longer, The ontirs crop
will be saysd. making Il hy far tho largest crop
OF corn Heoured III many ytatS.
, 1875-09-04

SIHt'uI UW}EtEeH ~ 3HF (hEH1o 7S11uWs
Sioux C1TY, a., Bapt. 3.-VeTy dscouragtng
reporta are received OF the condition OF wheat
and other cut gralu in Dakota and this aecslon
Of Iowa, Not moro than two-tbirds Of the crop
will bo sayed, snl thnt In roor condition. Corn
and potatoes are not injured to any great cx-
tons.
, 1875-09-04
EltHthAH.

TIE CONTROVERSY WIN ESGLAHD.
CALCUTTA. Srrt. .3.-Tlo Cove, nnlent tcso has
heard nothing to cou.izn, tho report tcicgraplcd
hence 10 tho London T.rtcs that tho King OF
liurtnA, has refutcl to receive Col. Duncan, and
the story IL generally discrcdltca.
, 1875-09-04

sAs FaANclsso, Sopt. IA fire ut Virginia
City this morning destroyed tho Odd TalIowh'
Building. Including tho o''ico Of tbs Scstcr',
Union Telegraph Company, n franc building md
stable with aoscyA1 horros. Loss 3i25 900.
, 1875-09-04
FRANC
PANS, Sept. 3.-fieu, Froassra Is dead.


CENTRAL ASIA.
THE NCssiAS CA3tfAinS.
Lospox. scpt "a telegram from Berlin an
nonnoeB that Gen. Kaufman has cutcrcd ELo-
kard.
, 1875-09-04

CINCINNATI, Seps. a.-Tlo Enquirer. Charles
town. ". Va. special ro,,orta tho burning or tho
Gll1sun IIouso aud tho Henry I1ouBc, trio princt-
pai hotels of ttlat plRce. Loss not ntatol.
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tranSferred to the funds, and placed mn.
Ger the control Of the Board Of Health.
Alt will be seen that this section re.
quires. that where any expense is In.
Cured sa by the Board Of Health, under
tne provisions OF said amended Sections
tive duty of Council to provide for the
payment OF the same. By the said
amended Sections 306, 807 and 8O8, new
guties and powers are imposed upon the
Board OF Health, and this having been
done since the passage Of the Worthing-
ton Law, the expense incurred in carry
Ing into effect these new powers and du.
ties must be paid. / am Of the opinion,
tnereiore, that the WoTthington Law
does not apply to yorr Board.
.po, very Especially, .
"hoBr. y. STRONG, City Solicitor"
o,1 sh-itar opinion was, as mentioned
eiseI~nere, rendered regarding the Hos
p1tal Fund.
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n WsrfhSxStss Lusc sna ths BOsr6 et
3he following is Solicitor Strong's opin-
iea regarding the application of the
NofthiDgten Law 10 the Board Of
Hsalths
"CITY OF CINCINNATI,
aoLYCIToR's OFFTCE, July 10, 1875.
sYo the Board of Health:
s<Gentlemen-You have called upon
euD to Answer whether the Board of
Health II governed By the provisions of
tie Worthington Law. The principal
dKtteg and powers Of the Board are de.
f1ed by Sections 800, 807, 308 and 32o of
tie Hnnicjpal Code. These sections
ware amended April 20, 1874, since pas
SaGe Of the Worthington Law. Section
Gh& a. amended, reads as follows;
aWken expenses shall be incurred by
Ehe Board OF Health under the provis.
ions Of this act, IL shall be the duty OF
tn Council, upon application and GER.
tiaeate from said Board OF Health, to
raas the necessary appropriating ordi-
ta1soes to Fay the expenses 80 incurred
end certified; and the Council is hereby
empowered to levy, subject to restric-
ftnSe Of Section CAB OF the Municipal
Cqfa, and set apart the necessary sum
oa1ry int0edect the provisions Of this
III and III moneys heretofore levied
~ unaxpended for the purposes men,
fEpnsd and provided for herein, shall be
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BooKs AND STATIONERY.
: NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS, In
every branch of literature, Fine Station
cry, Ladies' Note Paper, Visiting. Cards
and>Card Cases, Pocket-books and Gut
lery, Albums, Stereoscopes and Views,
Croquet, Children's Books and Games,
Chromos, Notices, Illuminations, Sun
day-school Music.books, at STEVENS
Bookstore, 80 West Fourth street (next
to st. Paups).
my15-b0t-F ,M&W
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This week's WEEKLY STAR, now ready,
contains the latest news by telegraph,
. complete sumSS..ssry Of the imports.n r..t y.
news Of the past week, local news OF
general interest, correspondence from
complete Home and Foreign Market and
Financial report, leading editorials on
Ocean Transit, Liberia, The Postal Con-
federation, To Europe and Back in a
Day, Effects of the Centennial, &c., &C.,
together with large amount OF interest
Ing, newsy, spicy editorial paragraphs;
Odds and Ends, Humorous Gossip, Per.
ssnals, Religious Intelligence, q large
amount Of interesting reading matter
pertaining to Art, Agriculture, Science
and Literature; Historical and Bio
eral short, interesting stories, 60, 30.
Price 4 cents in wrappers, ready for
mailing.
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A GRAND picnic is to be given at Par
lor Grove tomorrow by the Cathedral
congregation, for the benefit OF the poor.
Arrangements have been in progress for
some time to make this picnic one
Of the most attractive OF the
season, and it will undoubtedly prove
such. The elegant excursion steamer
Andy Baum has been chartered for the
occasion, and on both the morning and
noon trips will touch the foot Of Fifth
cellent music have been provided for.
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When q Brooklyn woman can't find q
vacant seat in the ladies' SALOON OF a
ferrybeat, she manages to be accommo-
dated by standing up In. front of some
see her, ana accidently sprinkling him
with hartsh0rn.
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THE authorities of New Albany, Ind,
ask Col. Snelbaker by letter whether
John Snipp, who is in jail ct the above
place, is wanted in Cincinnati. He is
supposed to have stolen gold ring,
which was pawned at Frank Smiths, q
lady's gold chain with cross attached,
and a pair of opera-glasses, pawned in
Louisville, and silver goblet marked
N. A. Elicit.
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Marriage Lyoe,ssss.

Marriage Noenssss
The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
]. G. Reinhardt and Franciska Geug.
Rodney Brookins and Mollie Bird.
Geo. j. Streng and Katie Poggenclick.
Daniel Canlty and Mary L. M6nogena.
John Mulyey and Mary Oberding.
Fred GlemSer and Maria Harth.
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Mrs. Ksrns, 40 years, Ireland.
Infant Schwartztraube. city.
Arnold Gehring, ~ years, Germany.
M. G. Lampe, 4 years, city.
Francis O'Donncll, city.
Infant Guzzenheimer, city.
John ii. Foecke, 81 years, Germany
Mary EllenClark, 8 months, city.
Infant Hanzche, city.
Olga X. L. Zobel, ID months, city.
Margaret Mulvey, IS years, Ireland.
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THE Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road has not Joined tn9 other lises ID 81
advailce qi rates to New York. Tnts
line il sup selling New York tickets &C
thirteen 9Sllars, and hAs reduced tie
pf1ce of Chaut&uQua Lake tickets N
eleven doIlafs-thfee dollars less than
old rates.
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DIED.

ARMSTRONG-At l O'Clock A. M. on the
night Of the 18th inst, Of congestion Of the
bowels, Jennie, second youngest daughter Of
james and Ann Armstrong, aged years, 6
months and days.
Funeral at . P. NJ, July 18th, from St. AIMS
Church, Economy West Covington). Friends
invited to attend. It's
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WORTH IT'S WEIGHT IN GOLD.

DACQsTA's RADICAL CURE for Dyspepsia ef-
fcctually cures constipation, heartburn, water
brss!1 low spirits, loss Of appetite, assists al
regulator haS no equal. A few doses will re-
lieve, and q little perseverance, permanently
cure the worst cases. j. D. PARK SONS,
Corner Fourth and W alnut CincinpnRtt, o.,
and u Fl. WEHMING, Covingtoh, Ky,
ues.tw jel8.w .F&M.ly1 !
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-30
The Cause of Half Work.

There is TINA enough to do many
things, it the person is seriously
concent ated in his work, and does
not squander his mind and time by
half work. Nothing is so bad as
that. There are many PERSONS who
think they are working when IN
truth they are only dwadllng over
their work with half lentlon.
There istelme enough thrO "n away
every day To enab t any one earn's
mind to do more than many man
d., s with his whole day. A | de
ponds upon love Of the work on
which one is engaged, and III con
centralinn Of ones facilities. 1t Is,
in my opinion, better to be utterly
idle, and lie fallow to influences,
than to mnddle away hours III hall
work Besides, change Of Labor Is
rest, and 10 en- active mind more
rest thar LIZ ness. | have always
t. md in music n more 'ompiete re
Ifre>hn-nt of my mind atlera hard
days work in my studio, than even
Sleep could give. The faculties
and powers and interests are throw"
in different direction, and whit"
one series We. Is the other repo eS
| After an entire change Of orcmpa-
! ton one returns with fresh ZrSt aud
vigor to the work he has lctl ;
whereas if the thoughts are con
stantIy treadiug the same path, hey
soon, IS 1t were, wear a rut III the
mind out OF which they caun"t eX
tricate themselves. AMI this b get
in The end manuerism and self rep
etition. Still more, the various ar ;
are but differ ut exercises OF corrcI-
alive powers. They each IL tnrn
I, fresh and enlarge the imaginative
anil motive powers, ami * emf
their sphere. Each, n IL were, Il
echoed and r,h, cIed INTO the other
/ The harmanieS OF color and forms
AMI tones aud words are 81 sci re
lated 10 each her, and but d tirr-
ent expressions 81 merely the same
thing. \ >cu.ptor's No k will br
cold II he is not sensitive 10 color
aud music: AID a painters work
Will he loose and Vague "~'es~ his
mind h y been trained To the ab>p-
Ilulrnes~ OF form and outline; nej-
,hor can compose well his lIn"~ AMI
I forms unless Ia possesses that IN
nate sense Of balance and harmonr-
ou~ arrangement aud md Iauon
which is developed by music ".
I w. Story IL Bltck,o0"d S Maya
zine.
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-Eu srae-"Comr, sit down on
the shelly shore, aud hear lhc
m.ghry ocean roar" AmeIa-'i
can't y, doAn, ,"a ~iIIy @o">", br
cause I'd burst m pm back loose
The oil springs OF Pennsylvania
were known to the Whites a e,rIN
rs 1926, Ian. the 'uIl n~es and value
ct priro'eum wrrr not known Tor
200 years Afterwards.
Out Of $4,000 Chicagoan~,
only 5000 90 - church. The 9th
ers merely hang heir harpS OH the
willow, and don 20 near the waite.
on Sundays or any other days.
Cincinnati claim to be the
headquarters of the fine arts in The
United States, aud lis reputation Is
such is growing Ia Europe. Ar
and homiuy flourish side by side
very v eli.
Prof. Marsh has in his posses
sion a fossil bird found ~ The Wet,
which has teeth. He concluded
that the creature was an interued :
ate form between The bird aud the
reptile, and that lis discovery sup
plies one Of the missing inks in he
DarWinian theory.
The giant grape vine at Santa
Barbara, Cal, Is supposed to be
dying. It's owner has a"ceded to
numerous requests, and intends 20
transport it to Philadelphia for ex-
hibi,ion in the California depart
ment ofthe Centennial, il scient,fi.
treatment can keep it alive long
enough.
The California wine crop is in
creasing every year. This year il
is expected to exceed 8.OOO,OO cal
Ions. In n few years large mum
Der OF vines will come into bearlio.
increasing the present production
half.
-"Oh, nay friends" exclaimed an
orator, "that ! had a window il NV
heart, that you might all look in ami
see the truth Of what | tell you ~
Wouldn't a pain in your stom ach
do just as we'll ?" asked small bow
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-30

-Embrzzemrmt has become a
favorne crime. We now have one
Of the Oneida Community indicted
for it.
The young ladies' in Middebury
COLLEGE, Conn, are 10 be taught
how 10 shoot practically. A rifle
team is beng organized.
An English company has pur-
chased large tract Of land in
Russell county, Kansas, near the
Victoria COLONY, tor agricultural
purposes.
Miss Hosmer, the American
sculptress, proposes sending from
Rome to the centennial marble
group representing the emancipa-
ton Of the slaves.