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some Tall Men.

rho contest betwerD the low n news.
ra,aefr a. u which, Que can irot 0ut tho
tallesl and rlimmest man III tho state
produces some lively srarring among
our exchange, Tho lfawkryc. tics 10
Eiint Frazier, u tho Morning sun. who
stands Viz feet sis inches high. weighs
ono hundred aud thirty pounds. and
can lick salt III tho head u any man Ii,
Iowa" The Register madeatly pre-.
senis tho claims II Mike Davis of Des
Mpincs. who Stands six fust eight In
bis stocking feet : While NO do not
wish u create my Jealousy or disiur
banee. yet nv an act of simple Justice.
II .leyol,cs upon ~ 70 bring out tho
King boo of III. q sanborn. E.q.. d
tho Manchester Free Press. Mr.. San.
bord stands seven feet i've md three
foartl,S inches, weighs thirty.cighl
pounds. and Ii 70 thin that tho Lord,
Prayer inscribed on three cent piece
can b. read through bis body by ths
ligh. Of .allow candle with the great.
ct ease. llc was never known % east
= shadow aud !. - airy and transpsr
ont that be can liz down and 10 II
sleep On The bank of heavy fog. +,
make long subjee, short Mr. Sanbert
j. \ remarkable man. but a. tho san,,
time this d"rs MT prevent him from
Publishing tho most reliable mil pain
taking little piper In l"wa.--ilora
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Original .1sOltfr.
\. X, rtLros Plaintiff.
AHstNsr District Court
JA2ss J. MAY. Defendant

+, X, r,Lros Plaintiff.
AHsiNsr District Court
JAs.sJ J. MAY. Defendant
70 the Defendant Above Named
tom are hereby nosihed that there |,
now oh Nle In the once u the clerk III the
District Court. In and fov ihs eoaniy 81
Howard, klAtr Of Iowa. n petition ~ y II
w lion Plaintiff shov~ named. claiming
TINT Ills title u the south halt u southeast
quarter " section %. township no. nurfi
IL range ~, wrist VI 18th Y VI which hs
hold. under md by virtue ~ two certain
Trearurer's deeds " said premise. executed
anL delivered BY the Treasurer " Harvard
county. Iowa. 10 I. ttuliis. dated February
Goth 1871 and by conveyance IL sai
promises ftUsn rad Il
liuilis md wife 10 this riaiHsiH. dated Jun.
10Th 1914. may b. established M against
any and MI adverse claims ~ said defend
mt. aud that ton he A~bnryed and estop
ped frem having ~ ever elsiminy any right
or title 10 said premises adverse 10 ,hi. TN
And that rnleW you appear thereto mn
defend before noDn III thu srrnnd dny nftLt
nrst term ~ she aaiI tanr appointed ID b,
held ~ the Court Hense In said county .eob
mrneing On the 10Th LAY VI ApYit 1876, yoni
default Will b. en,sreI And Jud gmsnt rem.
derei NJ atnst you thereon. Iii accordance
With thu praysr VI sad psiitiss.
DATED 'Yef III 1873.
iti / Fulton, ~
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Att;tKT FLOWER

The nnsi miserable iainss In iim world
mr. iln~ suffering from l,yat~psia anil 1T,
Ar complaint
Mnr than seventy .Ilye W'r rent III tiu
lfupIr IN tn t'hlisd Stnics nrr nfsItcte,
Viii, tie* Two diseases mud iinir effect
H'irl, ~ snir stos,acli. nick headache habit
uni cosilssnrAa. l,np,r hlosA. heartburn
watethrnsh, .'n~inr md burning ln,lts d
'lie pii ~ iln stomach, yellow skin. eyatr.
tongue and dlNtgnsHi,ie iasie In TN ninth
coming ~ III liir f.a,d after eating, Inv
rI,'fis.. ~. s.uiu ihf I,rsig Store III Dr
j j ttninfr mud ri i 4, t.nl hottie. or i
san,r'e 'ss'i' f'r tonn's Try f'sovt,
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alt VI 49, IA negtsasssHsistA :
Il 4 ~ All IL rthsHtta DR.
\ 80 HESS | hsututis ~ sellltv
~ tets htfAav shss siffmeua hsis "A
itsas ssrges. aAtas ls.n HHiist itsssa
has sht eehs aatsNr II hsstax lsea sn.
aNssA M isatlsts AisftiFt IN Me-
\ ,rs ess tlH afI,, ihs stts sHas
se1s4tal iii llaalet .sass en- tss N3n rfsa.
IA 4 thr rstA IA w. nttits
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.asAAA 49, s. H. II
IT, 4e+.z = II #4 teH -
80 NM 49, 40 tafaas aAe
AwAsh4aa N 49, latt AAetA A8 ftHFMa
Nj i tsAAa ia ~fa#isa 80
~ AaAs Il 4 80 II sli 4 kaaaiA II
MI % tkab $3.50 hsNs i8w IL
- - f.ssA II i tas ~ sAssl
~ 80 - III So III e. ss#s@sA.
~ - ~ q ststs 81 u 10 AAsss
/ msAt 80 ieiu asslsse
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"Nhsr sp~viass s,isaxte >. /"


lht Al. ,,'es n Lseaa itiaa lave lssn
hasing little aurlessan'ne.s gta~,s 4
~, " AZ alleged ea*e n malpractice.
|, Il repeated the, rtallr u rh,si.
rims stse ealled upon " treat q sasnor
~ Mr. Hall residing ~ the Carver
farm. south il Vernon springs rsme,.
Ing IL w cutting. AMI aiiefuAfd meg.
Letting " treat u properly. The -
,isnt bcroiniug alarmed called III an
o,i@t physician VIII characterized the
stratmutt ~ ''hutehsrs 1hf htA a..
ir,alins rt, stefan IN Tuesday bryan
leaking ir ,ha physician Nho he nj.
lenaa lad niirr.li.Aenird hi Treatment.
III tie ease, fur the a,p~cd pnifo.e u
giving HIN gpod sound rammcllns
"a Nrlncs.la, morning tho two mt
III font a tie lriek hlptk Tho az.
g,irsel larty Immediately began IL
~kif,ni.h viii, yie4 afla,ins siege to
tin .ses II the asfiets n, with very In
,ilIrrrn, success. Tie as.ailcl rarty
ATTEMPTED II ct uni 4 the va, ~ that
trouble might be avoided lnur,ess.
Iul iii tI,i, liz turned III fur \ little VIZ
r,easattnsss giving tin us.aillnI party
II i nnnrrcifu logging viii, several
black Eyes anl 4 fractured arm The
Injured party bad about tie experience
IL the The Itcnelmcn Wiz snii "wlru
zoo l'lcn,hln,n hunt zee tiger mt ii
rare sport, hu. when zee tiger hunt zee
lFrpnchnan, ---oh b. gar"
b
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fAr.a ssA resssns ilkarsHs -
NshstFlhsN sna readers a sh~ rssas
Nsatst. tvssAlHs Hut ~ ,a.r shssli esfss
fall, ssas ia sasefslsine columns hsfHre
ssrei~s In " A. their sfsdlns Merchants
Aei hHsIhvu msr IN this ias ~td Hfe have
hsssms esesefti.l fvt nsssE The hs~.raftt
~ The Medium ,hftats shseh ~ eefnwaHs
tsAtv u The rshlie inssliteshsv ahsat shit
thss kAss n dispose afthas tbs rT.rf wsh'
The msftkAha 9th ks.t rlsss gevis and
ssas hshe ttirss lesifrs The rnhfie ~
Ae~~s n Ia Ivv ssaf Interest sas that
sea AAaaii tnns whsfe ar~ iis hs.t hst.
oAiAs IN surh articles NJ taH nr.i Nes'
AasutsI thst the man ~hu makss Al .Haft
~ asuasihi ssa Nth the fne, that he his
IN article II cell desires " sell N, ani Bis
Ans,~ts ~iil iudnrs him III IL - y, .he srf,
mAllsst advance Itptih- ~ actual rnsi
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cssrnsas DsRG1TOmv.

ceN9teGAttsHat.@ Rev Y, saasAwafih. SET
visss each sAtlAih Al etFsth wfnfI A. ~ afi ii
~, hAhtssh fetuui lnret..sis afft htafhtHs
esfs6s, Prayer nsSsttng eseh Mslteslss .svsait
~ ssstt *ardle iss.
rsssvv ealsses smf strangers invited.
Episcopal. Gs~es ahHseh aeeibr, rsy. y.
~ fstesHs. Services every faHtay Al tissm d
O.. AsA 4 ta1ps r. taHtss rehnft Ht- ~ ssf
vide. AsAts VII tsrs Nhsfgtfs sai tss faasst, sNt
hiAiig tsshsh.
MsshsAtst Episcopal ..s.nes thFf
eundAy, VI A. ", fahA r,
SABBATH srban i,nsatslsasrs After rfaia'ur .vttles
rrayst nesttna rsfh fbAftatt ssshla ss.s
Ttes Uensrst invitation rst,Ad#As
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W. see iii, going tIp r.nnl. of the
pf.ss and l.lin,e il:
The American Newspaper ALyer.
'irins agency II til l.. towel 4 e..
NV York il the only esiabll.imen,
IT itp kind IN tile United States whiel,
keeps ITSELF Ier.i.srn.ly before lilo rrp.
rlr i, advertising newspapers They
evidently receive their reward. for Va
have II from 4 reliable source that MI,
sst,isips 'idr-r irrued ny them ior .Ici,
customer hive csereslcd three tlvusan,
dnllats lay since The commencement
u tie year. and this il not very gpvl
,rar f,r advertising either :
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A. MnAAail II HAAf I ssa "
Sc sssM stA III Hass II tes~ 49,
hAs tsNN - ~ aaAttAs - ~
49, $50 sA.N Y 49, rtAst
msa saa - ist l ~ela aeesnsi
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Original Notice.


L. II. ftlnn. iii
AnAlsnI Dist outl
L Tnrtf 4 II II WanAfonpl
Defendants.
III tho defendants above named.
Yonnre hereby notified TINT II ere i. now
n file ~ til oilirr IT tho tier. IN IN. H..
itia ,'enfi IN altl 'or thu & ,nn,y II t,.w.
Aih s'nin " Inv re,iiiun III Y II
falsnn II 10 IN ,ho.r \. ,,ej. n.Ltn, IN,
lis title - the north 'a.lf III ,l,e uor,L.sc.t
quarter u s.e'la. '.wen,y faDl IN ,.vn,hir
'Ile hundred s9.i ai,i, II ra,rc fou trr,,
" west, ~. ,eh h. holds amber mil II,
virtue q TO e.i4nin IL deesls executed
mi dein trsa ht the Ircar,rer IL ii.,w "a
county lows II t,MIiis une ialea Maven.
~ ID NIL ecn,c,ih x The west .if sall
~ ~ " I'm nMd shr other dssSd 'ersmhsr
~, 1871 conveying the sast half Of said
| irast ot lani mud by cnnseyALces fr0m aid
l'nllis anl others 10 him may be esinhlI.h.
"a AZ against any and All adverse claims IL
yours and that yon b. Aebafred and forever
fsioprsd from setting Wy or claiming my
iiiie 70 ssil land ndvsrss 70 this rlaln,!f
tnd nnlssA yen appear thereto and defend
hriurc nam % shs SECOND LAY ~ tbs nss,
term RI the snid fenrt appointed 10 he h.l..
~ the iNnrt tinute lii sid COUNTY. Gam.
intnelhg IN ih. ivih dty III April III, .vui
a.,au's vii " entered and judems.. -. I.
'.s,.d .syn,ust ses 49, 49,. Oh. N accord ,,,se
III. tss lr4,rs u aid rnis.lon.
hlfv X, fulton, rlsinnA
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Tie public i.h statement &c Feb.
iunr, md shows i total muturrd dit
Including irt.tc,, due SO apS. iu7.
aud coin IL tie treasury St0.li5.nst
IN ahcr wur!- tic ,l,nund ior cnin On
III. 2 ii IL February rsp.eded the rnr-
I,ls .saeil, ll.i-s.3-3 The increase
II tl,r public debt during tho mouth u
January In staled Il Lnse be.n 1 !.
Ja1, N1u. Mr,e i; not inr ilsu CAVITY
II tie subject ard iinaneial ,,ow,le,
inch dcnas,enes IN Lnanpe ~ G,a,t
4 TO- ara likely ip.itaiI 81 the caun
o. ii. recent Legislation might pro.
stls lrpal grin. The increase II
thu iiiniif 'h.h. ',nse ,lit '''tli u J,ue
III Tie ,.liulaa isamrit u the iisrnl
,eaf las. Leril S!Hf1..1i -.
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Popular Illustrated book / sropa.ct,on
lmpsdltDents 10 Marriage, Tho cause
srd cure. Sent ss9nr,iv srSLd, post
paid fDr 80 crnls, byDa. &. WHITTIER,
~ H. Charles street, Mt, Louis. Mo,
ehs great specialist Read his works.
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Assnd ?.r Ii q + HOWELL - NV
'tsrk tnt Eu,k nth rlitut, containing
tipr NJ annn neaeI lrfy, NIL esilftat. \
showing enst n ADVERTISING l.sl
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~ ROY HOTEL. and harm u scli or 10
1T. win tgals FIR farm, House newly
painted and III goNl orsirr
CAN on OF address.
II. l. HENDERSON A Co.
iji4 IL Roy. Mimi.
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OPECiAL- NOTICES.

50 TO 800 s ..... i Wy.
~, All eias+ss n working people " both
psssp. young abl ill. nis!c ,nsrc monss ~
~nrk fr ~. In their own ipe iilies during
Ahvlr spHrs moments, ~ NIL the time II. y
VI amy thing else W. nnrr .Mpin,in' ~
that vii rHs handsomely FIR every hour :
w.rk tHi particulars. isrH's, hr ssni
free Hvni ~ your address ~ ,nrr ION .
delay sox |. Tho mn. unnft lnoh fpr
work ~ lusines. elsewhere. until you have
learned what w olitrs " 'st.ss.s a z.
Portland Mime I.ii
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" - uskhkss ~ ArTsMrr IN eisanpe n
stream while The fountain u impure Ilys.
prpslA. e0mplatHts ~ thr liver ar kidneys,
svnptlons ~ tbs skin serofnia. headache
Anl I'LL diseases arising from impure bland
ar y once removed hy Dr NALktH',
gALgrOaAtA vIsg1sR 5irfyE.. pnrjGr,
u ihs biooI, anJ rsnasaiov " the sy.tr,n
u has never bfsn knowhts full Ill
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e4aJ~ II 4 cstrAsgant ~ bny Ni.cri. ~
Lsty~ sln.Ir uhcm yOu can get slA -
81 times ~ mich Music tor Jour !
VI money by subscription for ONE ~ -
~ Peters MMsicai Magazines sam. J.
~ pr topi.s mailad, Postpaid, ~. !. !
- receipt VI ~ Cents. -
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TN'Kcad li,r advertisement liz This u,l,c,
n ihs 0siy ltrnisd ft1ciala IN .v.. "
MAKE, patclla:f, ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

The provincial Synods of the Protest
ant State Church of Prussia, recently Gre
ated by law, are holding their first meet
ings.
The University OF Legion celebrated
recently the ten-centenary of It's founda-
ton by william the Silent. Thirty-three
foreign universities were represented on
the occasion.
The entire library of the late Hon. C..
l.. Ward, OF Towanda, Pa. numbering
over eleven thousand volumes, has been
given to Lafayette College.
"A college for is to be built at
Egham, near Manchester, England, by
Mr.. Holloway. the maker Of patent med
iclne. In the style of the French i.enais-
sance, and at a cost OF Goa, 900.
The Bishop of Peterborough has
brought into Parliament a bill for the abo-
lition OF simonv. A bill has also been
introduced for the abolition OF ecclesiasti-
cal patronage in Scotland.
The Rev. DIR. Coke. Bishop of Western
New York, in a recent lecture on "En-
glish Literature at Buffalo. said that
Adam has been happier for six thousand
years than If he had remained in the Gar
den OF Eden"
In 1873 there were 1923 universities
and colleges la the United States. with
52,N53 students. Ohio has the largest
number of the institutions, New York
the next largest.
A Lowell clergyman has offered 500
of his salary to the ladies' 81 his congrega-
ton If they will abandon a projected
church fair, for tear that il will prove an
interruption TO a revival now In progress
in his society.
They have been experimenting with the
kindergarten system in Boston, and with
results 80 favorable that Mr.. Philbrick has
recommended the establishment of three or
four more such schools in connection with
the primary department.
The presidency of the Board Of Trus-
tees of Cornell University, made vacant by
the death of Ezra Cornell. will probably
be filled by Mr.. Henry w. Sage. founder
of the female college bearing his name,
which is connected with the University.
lit is announced that the Rev. William
Taylor. whose great successes as a mis-
sionary evangelist in Australia. South Az
rica. and India have already been noticed.
is about To return 10 the United States for
reinforcements He has of late. with his
assistants. been laboring in Bengal.
The Womans Educational Association
Of the Illinois Wesleyan University is
meeting with great success in its efforts 10
endow a proiessorship i'm the college and
establish a home for girls who are strug-
Cling TO educate themselves. Subscrip-
tions to the amonn OF s. 900 haye already
been secured. The ladies OF Decatur sub
scribed 500 toward the home. and Jack
sonyille $50 for the same purpose.
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would say % this dictator-what Cato said
10 he ambassador: "Go and tell this
Emperor to disband his iegions and restore
the liberties OF the people" hi. | would
say 10 him. even az humble as I am. I
would tell him TO stop his encroachments
upon the Constitution, and close the gulf
between the people. and bring lie ICE and
prosperity Ia the country. DO this and 1
will mount the rostrum and contriye To
gain his pardon from the people for his
violations OF the Constitution Of his coun-
Try. and the transct ndent imposirions that
he has practiced upon the country. This.
even as humble as am. for the sake OF
peace, Tor the sake Of concord. for the re-
stoFati0n OF peace and prosperity, | am
even Wiling TO moun the r0strum and
strive to gain his pardon from an indig-
nant people. You must close up the gulf.
restore peace n prosperity TO the coun-
try. Let peace and prosperity be restored
to the land. May God bless the country.
and may God save the Constitution. 1
know when 1 give utterance 10 this il
ONE from a heart that never beat hostile
10 H.. Let ug come up To this good work.
Lee US forget what has been heretofore.
Let us lay aside our personal differences.
Let Us lay asi ie party discipline. Let US
give up our parties 10 the Constitution Of
"a country. and lay them on the altar in
defense Of the Constitution. Applause in
the galleries. which was checked by the
President pro tenn.
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Miss Iphegenia Bassett, daughter Of
the Hon. r. ID. Bassett. American Minis
ter to Hayti, died al New Haven recently
from lockjaw. caused by a fall on the ice.
-Erick Peterson was a few days ago
killed in Daughty 4 Meals wagon shop at
Lake City. Mimi. by the bursting of a
grindstone. His jaw and skull were
broken and one of his eyes torn out.
AT Cotton Hill. West Virginia. the
other day. Peter King. Buck Mcguire. G..
Il. Hazlot. John Thackery and Hugh
Swope were drowned by the upsetting OF
a skin in the New River.
AT Reading. Pa. on the 18th. the cor
nice and shedding of the market house.
being ovcrweightcd with snow and ice.
fell with "A terrific crash, killing a little boy
named Frank Apfiel, and seriously wound
ing three others.
An accident Of singular character is
reported from the vicinity Of lndepend-
ence, Iowa. Two boys were taking corn
from a crib. having cut the rail at the bot
tom Of the crib for that purpose. Amer a
large hole had been made one Of the boys
crawled inside. when the grain fell on him.
and before he could be eNuicated he was
dead from ~sufiocation.
The chimney ofthe Capitol City Roll
ing Mill, in indianapolis. was blown down
on the morning of the 10Th. The chimney
wa twelve feet at the base, and ninety-six
feet high. Ii was supposed that N number
Of tramps. who were In the habit of sleep
ing near the boilers of the mill. were
crushed by the fall. but, go far a. known,
one man only was killed.
A train on the Toledo, Peoria and
Warsaw Railroad. when four miles from
Glassford Station. on the 18th, struck "A
broken rail. throwing the coach from the
track down all embankmcnt. An infant,
whose parents, named Burgess, live in
Canton, was thrown through a car window
and killed. and a brother received serious
internal injuries. Several other passengers
were hurt, but none seriously.
"A frightful accident occurred in jack
sou Township, Huntington County, Ind,
a few days ago. The son of Frank Acker-
man. aged III years, was seized by a mad
bull, which tossed him into the air and
then stamped the life out of his body.
which was frightfully lacerated, the head
being mashed out OF shape, the left arm
completely torn from the socket, and the
entire body gored and mangled. Death
must have occurred almost %instantane-
ously.
The boiler In Nelson & Shortridge's
saw-mill, six miles north Of Rushville.
Ind. exploded with terrific violence, a few
DAYS since, killing Alfred Joyce, engineer.
and Oscar Hinchman, a boy twelve years
old. and injuring severely Jas. Hinchman.
Jerry Widner aud George kimbaii. The
boiler was blown into a number of pieces
and In all directions. One piece struck a
log house 200 yards distant, nearly de-
molishing it. The mill was not running
at the time. Nelson was filing a saw when
the engineer, a boy eighteen years old,
told him to hurry, as steam was getting
too high. The explosion followed almost
Immediately, blowing the engineer about
sixty feet, but only slightly injuring Nell
son.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Personal aud Literary


Olive Logan, 1t is said, will go to
spain.
Won Moltke's wife is am English
woman.
Mr.. Murray. OF London, is the frs.
nublisher ever knighted.
-sGail Hamilton is sister TO Mrs,
speaker Blaine.
The late Gerrit Smith leff an estate
worth over one million.
Queen Victoria took the first prize for
MOS Al a recent cattle show in London.
AS a former Secretary of War. n por-
trait of Jefferson Davis has been added 10
he gallery of that department.
John Boyer. Of Phrnixville, Pa, Il
dghty.two. and said 10 be the oldest
printer In the State.
Queen Victoria and Eugene remain
uncommonly warm friends. They have
lust exchanged copies of the lives of Their
husbands.
Some time ago Bret lIarte and Bouci-
cault attempted TO write a play together,
When they reached the second act they
ave Il up by mutual consent.
Mrs. Charles, author of the "Schon.
herO.Cotfa Family" books. has written
another of her religious historical novels,
which She calls "Conquering and to Con
quer.n
The Hartford Cotrant has commenced
the publication i'm each days number OF
interesting items of I" news" reprinted
from is issue of Just n hundred years
before.
Mr.. CookSt. John, of Walton, Della.
ware COUNT IS the oldest man in New
York State. He was born June 30, 1873.
and will consequently soon reach his 1920
birthday
Prof. Man Muller il about undertak.
ing amost prodigious literary work, moth
ing less than the translation into European
languages OF all the Oriental Bibles. III,
( promised the corporation of an the lead
ing Oriental scholars.
A portraitof Speaker Robinson, who
called Patrick Henry 10 order when max
ing his memorable speech on American
rights IN the Virginia House of Burgesses
has been added TO the historical gallery OF
independence Hall, Philadelphia.
A New York publishing house has
circulated a single reprint OF an English
work to the extent OF 80 10000 copies. anC
in sixty languages. during the last fifty
seven years. The book Is popularity known
rs the Bible. and the American Bible Socie
" did tine publishing.
The Grand Duke Alexis starts off IL
the spring for another ton of the world
in the SHETLAND. The voyages are ordered
by the Gar TO break the young fellow,
spirit,and cause him 10 his pretty
wife and babe, now in exile; but the Duke
has a. much stnbbornness as his father
neither will yield.
1t sunderstood that Mr.. Moran. lat,
United States Secretary OF Legation a
London, and recently appointed Minister
10 Portugal, has during ms long residenc'
in England regularly kept a yoluminou'
diary. in which he has recorded not mere
y the events Of the day, but all the gooC
stories he heard /; and as he went mucl
into society, fashionable. literary, and ar
tstic, his book. II he ever publishes it. will
be quite as racy and agreeable As the Gre
lille Memoirs.