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Bustds,.o Permits.

The following permits were issued since our
last report:
j. Goodrich, repair l02 George street.
E. r. Harmon, two-story frame, on Third,
street. near Collard; estimated cost, $1,000. ,
JAG. Fricker, repair 4aQ Court street. s.4-
Fred Runk, one-story frame, at lS6 Pearl
street; estimated cost, $50. =
g. r Kramer, two -atory brick, at 54b Central
avenue; estimated cost, S400.
p Nefr, two and one-half story frame, ON,
North avenue; estimated cost, 5000.
mated cost, t2.0 a. ASis
H.. ". slane,- repair house on Elm street.
Walnut Hills; estlmated COST sBoa.
Mr.. Aimee, addition TO hotise or Slop streeef
.eatsmated cost, :. .7W.
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This Means Busfmess.

LONDON, August 27.--An official dis
patch from the British Minister at Pekin
received this morning announces that
the English foreign feet is assembling at
Chefoo and will await orders. Unless
China. offers prompt and satisfactory ex-
plauation for the insults to the. British
Minister, war will be commenced.
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NEW ORLEANS, August T.--A SAP. An
tonic dispatch says: Owing TO the fall
ure of the mail contractor to carry the
mail between these quarters and all
frontier posts, the General commanding
has established lines Of couriers.
les OF The Eighth Cavalry, has arrived at
Fort CLARK. en- route to the Lower Rio
Grande. Ma3or-Geperal Ord will order
whole regiment there II there 10 any
ooodkf6n for such movement.
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murder n, me .Byrst Decree,

DETROIT, August q. = Frederick
Samples. who has been on trial three
days for the murder Of John Clos In
March last, was convicted Of murder in
first degree. The jury was out only ff-
teen minutes. Two other accomplices,
named John Kelley and VIM. Roth, re-
main to be tried.
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Iowa Crops.

CHARLTON, Iowa. August 81 = The
following may be given as the condition
of the crops In this county: Wheat al
most failure; oats, heavy; rye, good;
hay, splendid and secured in good
shape; no frost as yet, and, with fayora-
BILE weather, the corn crop Will be about
the ayerake,
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Terrible storms IN the Northsvess

SIOUX CITY, August 27.-The storms
of yesterday and the day previous were
very destructive in southern Dakota.
The wind blew fearful gale, blowing
down fences and buildings, ,and uprooting
trees and seriously damaging grain in
shocks. Fields were deluged and the
wheat carried off by the. flood. No such
succession of storms has ever before oc-
Cured in this section.
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Grasshoppers Aaat,..

DENVER. COL, August T.-1fe is
learned that the grasshoppers are again
great damage in some parts
Of the West. About Bowlder the pests
have come out OF the. canons and eaten
up nearly everything green, and are also
LAYING their eggs. SO that next season
the trouble will be as bad as it was this.
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x,ofher Indtom Outbreak,

LEAvENwoRTH, August T.-From a
special dispatch received this morning
we are informed of another Indian out.
break on the Cinnamon, about fifteen
miles from Fort Dodge, by the Cheyennes,
Arapahoes. and Kiowas. Troops have
left Fort Dodge for the scene OF the out
break. .-
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M,sstc In LinceIn Paris.

The following is the programme for music
at Lincoln Park tomorrow at P. N.
March-Parlow
Overture-Cenerentola-
Potpourri-Ernani-Ver
Waitg-Beautiful Rhipe-Keler Bella.
Concurenz Quadrille-Strauss.
Overture-Cheval de Bronze-Auber.
Aria from La Poupee de Mosenberg-Adam.
Paris Life-Of fenbach.
Gallon Eaust. 2.
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Good-Bv to Mr.. and Mrs. Sartorts.

G0Od-Bv to Mr.. and Mrs. SGftofts.
LONG BRANCH, August N.-President
Grant gave dinner party last night to
afford the members of his family and in
innate friends an opportunity to bid
good.by to his daughter Nellie and her
husband, Mr.. Sartoris, who leave for
Europe tomorrow. The affair was en-
tireiy private and was on a grand scale.
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Special to the star.
+ sPRlNGFiELD, O., August T,-The
population, according to the new city
directory, is 1885.
The pioneer meeting for Clarke, Miami
and Champaign counties VIM be held at
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MARRfED.

HARPER-CILLEY-At Valley Junction,
Hamilton county, Ohio, on the evening of Au-
gust rs, at the residence Of the bride, by Rev.
4. e. Hawley, Mr.. j. g. Harper, Of College
Corner, Ohio, to Miss Ella +. Cllley, daughter
OF Joseph Cilley, Esq.
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LOST.

T Black, on Court street, be-
II tween Sycamore and Broadway: Please
return to grocery store corner Broadway aud
Court. So an28-2t
- OST-BROOCH-Gold, on Tuesday after-
, i noon, on cars, between Washinglos street,
HI. Auburn, and Seventh and Walnut streets;
(6 reward will lie paid to the finder IL left at
N Vine street. au96-2t
r. OsT-PoCKET-BO -BOoK--In Covington, KY,
~ small red pocket book. with money and
QApers Finder returning same to l,2ei Green
&p st., or Sheriff % office Scott street, may have
Aherat portion Of the money. aus0-2t
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TTT ANTED- IMMENSE SUCCESS / =
w DYER'S SALE OF FINE HAIR

me people will support house. founded
MON truth. Square honest dealing with
the public is the motto OF this establish
6nanE No misrepresentations permitted to
make sales. Ladies' may purchase with the
greatest confidence, and when goods are not
satisfactory to the purchaser they may be ex-
changed or the money refunded! Now in stock
tEe finest collection Of Human Hair Goods,
positively retailel at wholesale prices. NOV.
eities in Fashionable Hair Dressing received
(lrect from Paris The Chantauqua Chignon,
20 00i the Saratoga lhignon, SIS o. Made to
Grisinator Of the invisible OF Top Pieces very
stylish for young ladies, are made with real
4DAtont hair lace and natural water wave and
curl. Send for Price List Of every description
ef hair goods. N. w. DYERS, Fifth and
Wine. au24-10t
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+ The Brooklyn anchorage Of the East
river bridge is completed. ACable-making
ior the bridge will commence al once.
e..
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Corn IN llItssots.

, SPRINGFIELD, ILL, August T.--For
several days past the weather has been
dry, and farmers say the corn 10 rapidly
filling nut ftt
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TOR SALE-HAND FIRE ENGINE or
I Philadelphia make; has two brass pumps,
inches diameter and l0-inch stroke hose cart
and hose in good condition. apd very substan-
SON Il CO., Real Estate Agents, Richmond,
Indiana. au26-3t
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TXTANTED-MRS. M. A. BECK Formerly
wv M. A. Quigley, who taught as principal
ccr both Fathers Fosser and Guilfoyle, aud for
several years as assistant principal at st.
tavier's, CincinnarI, respectfully informs the
citizens Of Newport and Covington that she
Nil open Select School Cor boys and girls at
Aer residence, 130 Isabella street, on Mon ay,
August 30, 1875, In which the highest branches
n English language will be taught II required.
No publs under eight years will be admitted.
&o pupil will be received unless presented by
its parent No baby class will be taught. My
object is to improve quickly those who can not
20 long to school, Terms reasonable. Tuition
3n advance. 1T
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TNOR SALE-REAL ESTATE-A fine body
II of timbered land, 24O acres, oak, ash, hiek-
ory, beech and little black walnut. 21< miles
from Muncie, Ind, good Investment for cap
italists. Address CHAS. A. WILLARD, Mum
Gle, Indiana au25-3t
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[TyANTED-PRESsMAN-Ag good cylinder
wv and Job pressman who is willing to do
Tnsrm anent situation, if competent Address
HaORP, Crawford House. au26-2t
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ED-.COOK-First-class; ono capa-
wv Bile Of doing all kinds Of cooking for
restaurant, must be steady and reliable None
hther need apply. Address e. WEBER, Box
1Oa London, Ohio. au26-xt
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LA CROSSE, WIS, August 27.-Another
batch of Indians are here to-day, making
entries OF land under the Homestead act.
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Gaa0sr.

WASHINGTON, August T.-John 8.
Stockwell has been appointed Gauger
for the First Missouri District.
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MHANTEp-1.6UO YARDS WATER CURL
wv FRAZzEVlS, just received, One Dollar
mr. yard. RiER'S HAIR STORE, Fifth and
- An24- LOT
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YTTANTED-STTUAT UATION-By graduate
w of the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy,
in a reliable store; best OF refefence. Address
Post office Lock box 218, Springfield, Ohio
rt auz6-8t s45l aeFFNs
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TXYANrED-TO BUY-standtng or side
w wall showcase, from to feet high,
md from to ~ feet long. Also, box counter,
Effh or without drawers Must be cheap. Ad-
haD o. B. T.. this Office. au10-N
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II good spring on same; in thickiy- settled
ncighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa., near
courty seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this ONCE.
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VETANTED SITUATION - In a book Or
wv stationery house as salesman or book
keeper. Six years. experience. Address BOOK
1904 Market street, Wheeling. West
Virginia. au2b-St :
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VTTANTED D-sITUATlON = A. gentleman
w with an extensive Southern acquaintance
wishes position as travelling salesman. Ad-
dress j. H., Box 280, COvington. KY. au26-8t
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TTTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT--A stock Of
w Arst t-Ctass Sewing Machines IN order 70
retfSg finally from the business; VIII seil at
yEeet, Hrst floor. jey6-h
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TOR SALE-HOUSE-In Covington, good
I house and large lot, on street railroad;
price s7,O00, bargain. Address Box 27J, Gov
ington. .au26-%t
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ExTANTED--YOU TO CALL-At KELLY'S
NV Kaw Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
ms West Fifth street. between Elm and Plum,
Mnofnnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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VNTANTED-SITUAT a-man who
wv understands taking care Of a gentleman's
place, gardener or coachnan. Good references.
Address So Elizabeth street. aus6-zt
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TfTANTED-MAN-We acquainted with
w saddlAry and saddlery hardware, to tray
r In West Tennessee, Alabama and MISSISSIPPI
=. Appiyto W. II. stokes CO.. Louis
filfa, KY auA-4t
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H1TANTED-sTOCK OF GOODs-n live
/ wv town In Ohio, Indiana or Kentucky; Will
kfve part cash and good improved city proper
n, Address Box o, Westchestcr, o. au26-2t
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VKTANTED SITUATION - As assistant
wv book keeper by oung man II j ears old.
Best Of reference. Address c. Z. r., Newport,
XIV. au25-3t
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vNT D-OLD SCHOOL BOOKS :
w Bought and sold. Address or CALM. b.
NORONEY, IS East Fifth street and aOs Cen
tai avenue. Cincinnati. ~"
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WJANTED-To-B BORROW-$50 on chattel
w mortgage, to be paid back in weekly pay
mems; good interest. GEO. ELLERS, Se-
aamsville, U. au@h-Su
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EOR SALE-SHOP-saddle and harness, in
I Bloomington, Ind; only two shops in the
OF State University. Call on or address WM
F. REED, Bloomington, Indiana. au96-3t
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VXTANTED-SITUAT salcsmana
w in good wholesale grocery; six years.
experienced; paying business in Southern
Kentucky and Tennessee; references ex-
changed. Address, &C., JNO. A. HOLMES,
Box 3l9, Clarksville, Tenn. auS6-2t
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TNOR SALE-SAFE-A A frst-class No. 8
Il Macneale Il Urban, cheap. Address SAFE,
Post-office Box 2,7b3, city. aus6-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = As drug and
w prescription clerk. by young man Of
eight Years experience; speaks English and
German; good references, Address ]. b.
LEHMKUHL, Hamilton. Ohio. auaS-st
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FLUTE-PhAYER-For ANA
w teur orchestra. Address N. G., Box 81,
Covington. KY. au26-N
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TNOR SALE = BOILER - A good vertical
I boiler, formerly built for steam yaclt; sold
ut bargain. Address e.. L. BUGBEY, SPRING
field, 0. au2l -6t"
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HTANTED = YOU TO KNOW = That the
w Grand Matinee is Uncle Toms Cabin. Is
eents TO all parts Of the house, Saturday, Au-
kust "a. IT
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uTANTED-YOUNG MEN--WITH $50 70
w learn a trade in one week that will pay
batter than the highest wages. AL that mean
1psiness call on or address MOORE'S RUB
Her STAMP MANDATORY, 201 Race
Etreet Cincinnati, oh o. au25-tf
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TORsALE-JOB PRINTING OFFICE-One
u Gordon press, 50 fonts type, fonts rule,
&C., all nearly new; will sell all or half inter
Address L. Is. JOURS, Columbus, Ind. aua6-9t
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Rain.
LINCOLN, NEB., August T.-It has
been raining here almost necessarily
for two days.
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yKT KTANTED-SfT -SfTUATION-As saleslady in
w drygoods or fancy store; good refer
ence. Address YOUNG LADY, Box 2s6 Mil
lersburg, v. Aa au26-St
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rU UATION-By No. tele-
wv graph opera or as an operator. Want q
good salary. Address A. W., Box 1853, Aurora,
Ind. au26-8t
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EOR SALE SALOON AND SAMPLE
i ROOM-In good central location, both for
day and night travel; all complete and doing
good business. Cheap rent. Address HARRY
MERTON, this Office au26-St
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TKTAN,rED TO KNOW That B.
w CAVAGNA & SON have new lot OF line
Ehoice Havana Cigars, and splendid Line of
6rooeries. ...- JyTo-u
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fLNOR RENT-ROOMS-Two elegantly fur
I nished, complete for housekeeping, newly
furnished and papered, gas and water; terms
moderate, II E. Third street.. au26-3t
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TNOR SALE DRUG STORE - Good loca-
il tion, rent low; chance to maze money.
Address DRUGS, ia Fulton street, Fort
Wayne, Ind. auS6-St
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TTrANTED-EyERY ONE-To see Clara
i w Wi oman as Topsy at the Matinee, Sat
siday, August 2s. Is cents to all parts OF the
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VTTANTED-TO BUY = Printing office, or
w material. Address, stating lowest price,
q. n. TURNER, Lewisburg, PreDle county, U.
au26-3t
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ED-MATTRESS-MA Two,
w Immediately, at Az South Mcrldian ct st.,
Indianapolis, Ind. au16-St
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w custom cutter, with twenty years. expe.
rience and unexceptionable references. Will
ing to make himself responsible for all misfts.
Address, for one week, CUTTER, Box 54o,
ChillicOthe, D. au28-St
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VNTANTEp = SITUATION--As cook in a
wv boarding house, either In the city OF
country. Address lat Richmond ct. au28-2t
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NTINTED-ALL TO KNOW-That Satur-
w day, August 20, Is the only 70 cents Sat
Rrday Matinee given at the Grand. Uncle
Sum's Cabin. IL
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VNTANTED-GROCER which / will
w exchange mortgage notes or suburban
Dcts. Address A. r. TOPH, Indiana House.
ndty au26-N
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W7ANTED = PHOTOGRAPHIC OPERA
w TOR-Also an ink and water color artist
ADDRESS GALLON COPYING CoMpAaMSf Co.a =. T.
halion, Ohio. au10-So
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nor LE-CARRIAGES--Ne New ana Sec
IL ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER q SONS. 6ep7-u
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COAL.
O o A L..
FOUND.
FOR RENT,

EOR RRENT-ROOMS--Two very handsome
I front rooms on second floor, or two parlOrs
or first floor, with or without board, In a pri-
yate family, 242 Plum street. au28-3t
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w pels Of old dates and other coins. Ad-
aress ". q. SHANE, Box S61. Covington, KY
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NOR SALE-DRUG STORE-Well stocked,
I cash business, good prescription business
can be done; no competition; population Of
town 800; cash price $500, worth M,OO0. Ad-
dress Box 81, Dover, KY. auE6-St
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AWAITED BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy16-tf
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T,OR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS =
I Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW q
CO., 80 West Third street.. jyl6-H
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-ROOM-Unfurnishe sleeping
wv room, for 80 per month. Address Post
f1ace Box 1890. au26-2t
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-A ROUTE-On this paper. Call
l. at No. % Carr street, up stairs. au24-tf
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EEANTED-YOU-To take the family to
! w see Uncle Toms Cabin, at Grand Matt
pse. Saturday. 70 cents to all parts Of the
house. 1t
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TED---sITUATIoNs.


VNTANTED-SITUAT ATOMIC do cooking,
w cbamberwork, and washing and ironing.
Apply at 4S9 Fifth ct. au26-2t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

NELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHERS,
No. 100 West Fifth Street, auz6-tf
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XTANTED--W ASKING And ironing to
wy d. Inquire attn W. Seventh st., in the
MO- au26-yt
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FTYAYTEb-NoONE-Tom miss seeing Clara
w Mildman as Topsy, In Uncle Toms
Eilbn. Matinee, saturday. 25 cents to all parts
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

with life on the earth? Are not, Oh
the contrary, the chances infinitely great
against such a coincidence? If, as
Helmholtz has well said, the duration of
life on our earth is but the minutest rip
ple'in the infinite ocean of time, and the
duration of life on any other planet of
like minuteness, what reason can we
have for supposing that those remote,
minute, and no way associated waves of
life must needs be abreast each other on
the infinite ocean whose surface they
scarcely ripple ?" 1t should be borne
IN mind, as lessing the chances of a
coincident of life in two words, that
the sustaining period of a planets
existence covers but minute period of it's
actual existence, and hence it may Justly
Der egarded as "antecedently improbable
that any planet selected at random,
whether planet of our own system or
planet attending on another sun than
ours. is ct the present time the abode
OF life" Though we close our review
with this sentence as embodying Prof
Proctor's conclusions dedueed from
his main premises, justice to the author
bids us recognize the extended Efforts
here unnOticed-by which he'appears to
justify the claims which we have hardly
more than set forth and defned.-Ap.
1ILetOnS' Journal.
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A Partisan Romano

The following incident in the life of
Madame MacMahon is related In the
middle of the winter of 1888 fire broke
out in the female seminary at Limoges,
France, and spread with such rapidity
that it was feared all the inmates would
perish. Suddenly there was cry that
one little girl had been left in her room.
As the excited spectators were beginning
to pray for the unfortunate child, tall
girl, with disheveled blonde hair and
flowing night-gown, cut through the
crowd, and, with shrek of "I'll save
her y that rose above the sound of the
cracking timbers and falling masonry,
dashed into the doorway. A loud bur
rah that was prolonged to the echo only
to be repeated again attracted the at
tention of the devotees, and the pale
faced girl was seen skipping through
the flames with the terrified child. A
few days thereafter King Louis Philippe
sent the heroine a gold medal for her
bravery, and a captain OF the French
army, who had witnessed the girls