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ABANDONED no A PRIZE CREW.
The Schooner AURA Lenkins and Struggling
-Four Days In n Hurricane.


Mate lie Briton said yesterdays Tho
Aura left Rio Janeiro on the 10th Of September,
in ballast, for Gsspee. Canada, her Captain be-
ing Peter Sohier, and her crew Philip Lanca-
shire, John de la Hay, Charles de Coey, VIM.
Charmony, James Boutllisr, and myself.
We had favorable winds and Q quiet sea
until the 9th Of October. Then the sky
darkened, and the sea tegan to be troubled.
We were in lat AZ jO', long co.. Next morning
a hurricane, from the northeast, came upon us.
mainaail and studdinc-sail when the hurricane
struck us Our ballast shifted, smothering Bou-
tilier. who was In the mold, and throwing us on
our beam ends. We cut away the fore rigging,
and the foremast went overoOlrd, dragging the
manmast, which we liberated from Its fasten-
ings, with II. Then the Aura righted, and
we trimmed the ballast Our only spare
the foremast, q sail was fastened to II, and we
scudded. a leak was next discovered. and dur
ing the succeeding thfoe days and nights we
manned the pump, tended the jury sail, and
watched the helm, havius no chance to sleep or
to eat anything but hastily prepared food. On
thell4th OF October we were taken aboard the
bark Hancock, Capt. DuIkee, Of Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia"
Capt. Durkee says:
The Aura was displaying the usual signal OF distress
when put the Tancook elons.de Of her As the
Auras captain said that he t not wish to stay by her
senta prize crew aOoArd OF her, giving them e1trs
spsrs and provisions; lhei AVE hsd an excellent
parted with them, tho weather having beea all that
could be desired until Nester ay The Aura Is nne
schooner. worth probably $1,000 large percentage
myself.
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SPARKS FROM the rELEGRAPH.

The Bostons defeated the Chicagos in Boston
yesterday-l too.
The Rev. Alexander 8. Healy, pastor OF St.
Jamess Catholic Church OF Boston. died yesterday.
Farnum Mowry, aged 40 years, unma arried,
committed suicide In North smithned, l.. yesterday
morning.
The Hartfords beat the st. Louis Brown Stock
ngs IN Hartford yesterday-lS to 7. Game called
on the eighth inning.
Secretary Chandler left Washington last night
for Michigan, 20 De absent about ten days. No changes
IN hia office will be made until his return.
Messrs. Rankin & Co., wool dealers. OF Troy,
failed rdyesterday. Liabilities $1,000 They will pay 90
cents on the dollar, and will resume to-day.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ordered that
the interest on nyetwenty bonds, falling due the lst
Of Noyemncr next DO paid without rebate non ana
after Monday next
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Denth Of . BrooLIyp F.v.r,,..

Levi ID. Faron, chief clerk in the District A.
torneys once, Brooklyn died OF heart disease q -
residence 361 Union street. carly Yesterday morninn
lie worked until haifpast nine Tues iay evening -
the Office drawing indictmentl and returned homs =
ten O'Clock, apparently in the best OF health He w.
thrtysix ycars old had been Deputy Comptroller for
sx years under his brother and Afterward CLERK "
the Quarantine Commission. In 1909 he was spr
pointed member OF the Board OF Education by Msyuf
ka3aeisc1, and was chairman Of the Law COMMITTEES
OF that body at the time OF his death. lie aDpol
ed chief clerk Of the District Attorneys ofce DJ g. n
Morris, and held that Office under four District Attor
neye. school No. 30, OF which his local COMMITTEES hn1
control was closed yesterday out OF respect 20 ~
memory. The Court OF Sessions also adjourned. The
Aft
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The Brooklyn Rcpub,icapn

The Brooklyn Republicans Ia mass meeting at
the Assembly Rooms last evening ratified the uomnA
tions made by the county and city conventions. John
W. Harman, candidate for Charity Commissioner,
opened the speeches +. A. Schroeder candidate for
Mayor followed and after reel ing the charger that had
been made against h-namey, that he had appointed
j. g. T. StranAhan bridge director, that ne had paid
W, Kingsley $4,000 which should have been reserved
guarantee for The faithful completion Of the Hemp
stead reservoir, and that he was part owner OF news
paper, with ", q KingsleY's partners-ssld that be
should lump all these charges together, and answer
them Ut the Academy mass meeting on Saturday night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
4 TRAGEDY ~ TRIPP,s RAvIxE.
Shooting n Peaccnble Citizen on Suspicion
that lie was Desperate.

Shooting n Peacenble Citizen on Suspicion
that lie was Desperate.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 2l.-This afternoon
young man named E. l.. Hicks surrendered
himself before Esquire Leach OF the First Ward
Of this city, on a charge Of shooting Mr.. Archi-
bald Anderson, a peaceable citizen, while on his
way home to Greenridce last evening. Hicks
saws that II was about $3.50 o clock when he met
lonely spot on tho outskirts OF Scranton, and
fearing he might be a desperado. he drew his re-
yolver and fred. NeitherQf them spoke to the
other prior 10 the shooting. Anderson died
this afternoon. lie had beon employed for the
past six years as engineer at the Diamond Nine
In this city, and was sober, industrious Scotch.
man. Hicks Is 2l years Of age, and Is son Of
Major Hicks, highly respec ctable resident OF
raiser. Hicks was committed TO wilkesbarre
prison.
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STATEN ISLAND.

Timothy Mahoney, who was shot by Barney
Burns on Tuesday. Is In dying condition a the innrn
AIRY, Iompkinsve.
Peter Weldon, who lived alone In MoKeovsa
street. Stapcton Was found dead in his bed carly ya
terday morning. There were no marks Of violonca-
At ABOUT noon Yesterday fire broke out In Q
frame building on Rcnmond Road, Rocky Hoflo1,
kdgeNator and before the flames could be stayed re
had spread to adjoining houses and In course OF =
hour nine destroyed. The sufferers Frederick
Wagner loss 5000; Mrs. Catherine spinder. fo8
houses and barn. loss 5000; Mr'. Annie weidep
house aud barn. loss 5000 insured B SchAefsr AnM
Mrs. Mary Blnner, houses damaged.
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A Doctor Mn,lnId nnd shot.

MEMPnIs, Tenn, Oct. 2l.-DT, ballard, OF
Marion, Ark while riding with lady yesterday after.
noon near his place, shot killed by Andrews.
Andrews then went to Marion and surrendered him.
self 70 the authorities Andrews had been employ ed
by lard anu few days before Ballard had knockcd
him down twice. Ballard, sunday last, WAyald aud
shot Ills Wlfe'e nephew, Andrew Fraser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DISHHs HERE AND THERE M gnn
SUMS REPORTERS.

husband Arrested bv his wife for nrs~<H
OF Promise-A Step-Daughter's Rpg.~--
msnt 70 her Living Mothers Husba.a
Charles Q. Contrell, aged nfty-two, hair soc1s
dealer Of 1854 Fulton street. Brooklyn was In ourHc1w
yesterday on charge of breach Of promise made -
Adeline L. Rose aged thirty OF 31s Smith street Wa
lived with him up to Sept 1. and had borne him shr-s
children She was his stcpdaughter, and I'm 1904 -
promised to marry her on her mothers death He hsn
supported her up to Sept and then they hsd ss,s
difficulty about trip to Philadelphia which hh vtns
wished to take with her stepbrother. when Contrsa
was arrested he claimed that he was already married
the woman under the laws OF New York, inasmuoh -
they had promised 10 live toeether As husband and vf>
ne was very mych troubled by the arrest and AZ ono
assigned all OF his stock and hs store to Miss Rose and
expressed wish 10 he married by minister. go ths8
mere should be no more trouble. NO conclusion wsI
teached Yesterday aud ho remained In Deputy aherkn
MiddletOu'a clarRa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
Let him Run, bv All Means.

Pat Gleason Is posted as a stump candidate
for the Assembly in the Seventh District OF Kings He
ran AS the regular Democratic candidate three years
ago and defeated by Frederick Cocheu, Republl.
can. year later he ' ran stump" 90 help Cocheu,
ana COcheu was badly beaten by tho Hon. stephen j.
Esq. the Democratic and Liberal candidate will be
trlumpQAutlY elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
LONG ISLAND.

James Bedell a prominent merchant doing
husiness IN Astoria, was yesterday uDon requisition
from Gov Iden, arrested and taken to Massachusetts,
ON charge OF burglary In the nrst aegree.
New York and Hunters Point thieves
robbed the Long leland Railroad del OF Of a quan
thy Of iron, and when chased by the watchman nred
at him, and escaped Ia boats On Wednesday night the
same gang robbed the machine shop Of the Flushing
and North side Railroad at Hunters Point and stole
crowbars, couplings. sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
TIE Old WORLD,s VIEWS.
China Apologies TO England for tho Yunnnn
Outrage.

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The English foreign
ONCE has received a telegram from Minister
Wade, dated Shanghai. the 18th inst,
In which IL Is said that the guar
antees obtained from the Chinese by
the British 10 the recent negotiations, include
the despatch OF mission TO England, bearing
an apology for tho Yunnan outrage, and safe
conduct TO Burmah for the Commissioners Of
Inquiry
This telegram also confirms tho reports pre-
vlously published that shipments OF ammuni-
ton have recently been made from London for
China, and that Mr.. Wade had Informed the for
eign legations that he had insisted upon a better
Observance OF tho treaties regarding taxation
and trada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
Tho BROOKLYN Man-Eater.

owen Tully, the Myrtle avenue saloon kespss.
against whom verdict OF $1,000 rendered IN IL
Brooklyn City Court on Wednesday for biting OF shs
thumb OF Walter wcstlake. passenger on the Myrtas
avenue has transferred his property. worth sbou>
S3OOOo TO his we, ana new SUIT to be Instituted ~
~ ~ aslae Ine uansiet .ny is nuscuaf poiiucisns
Indictment for mayhem has been slowed away IN fh0
District Attorney office and 10 N claimed th a. u =
kept there by political influence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
LOSSES BY FIRE.

A nre In tho arsenal at Brest, France, caused
damage to the extent of 100000.
barn and carriage house belonging TO Nelson
Barnett on the hyde Park road. POughkeepsie, were
burned on "Wednesday night. Loss about $4,000. The
premises are supposed 10 have been lred by tramp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22

o. C. Yonng, while on his way home last even
ing about 1880 o'cook stopped the Hyatt boule
ward, Winfield, by highwayman, who was armed with
club. He made q demand upon Young for his money,
but Young taking 10 the situation AZ glance drew mis-
pistol and presenting II At the highWaymans head
marched MIN to the residence OF Othccr Rookie. who
locked him IN the cells at Newtown, where he gave
bis name as MllIam GrOss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
A County Poorhouso burned.

HAvERHILL, N. H., Oct. 2l.-A are broke out
this afternoon In the attic Of the Grafton county poor
house Two large houses were consumed and most OF
.he STABLES and contents Tbs woodshed, with large
family and one hundred pauper inmates were saved
ges 4pss y ts9.QQa AUD w Insurance gsQ.QQN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
Amer n Quarter ofa Century.

st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church, In
Hudson street. is to be reopened on sunday next The
interior has been remodeed 800 additional eats being
added, and the organ improved. All sittnRs be
free. Dr. Iuttle VIII celebrate the twenty NTH ami
yersary OF the pastorate Of the congregation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
Relief for the sugar Rean.r..

Collector Arthur was instructed by the Score.
tary Of the Treasury yesterday 70 modify the order q
the 9th inst. respecting the drawback sugar. -
TO allow to be exported at the old cases a
which yad contracts can be produced by tic renneS
IN PROOF or the sale sugar contracts dated hrua
months ahead, and within that time the American
hners eau oil Great Britain With their exports.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.-Gen. Sol. Meredith, one
OF the most prominent Of the Bdiana Generals during
ne war died q his residence, near Cambridge CITY, a.
about A. NJ to-day, from cancer OF the stomach,
orlgnating from his being crushed beneath horse at
the batle of Gainesville Since the war he has been
AIT
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Ned O'BaIdwIn's Funeral Expenses.

Harry Hill gave entertainment In hts housa
yesterday and contributed the proceeds payfnG
funeral expenses Of the late Ned o'Baidvin- rAa
science Of sparring was illustrated by Joe Coburs
steve Taylor, Billy Edwards, NJ Sarsneld Billy FieldG
Young Collins, Edward Malahan, and others- Ola piM
Toyee was master OF ceremonies.
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Himself from a Tower.

CHICAGO. Oct. M.-A man named Kiser, about
twenty years OF age who has recently become insane
the subject OF religion slipped into the tower OF the
water works this afternoon nd ascending to the top
distance OF about no feet threw himself over and Was
dashed 10 Rlsees On ths roGks below.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22

The Hon. II. r. Davis, eldest son OF the late
Senator Garrett Davis and Of the most prominent
members OF the Bourbon county bar. was found dead
10 his bed ln Paris ky yesterday morning His death
IA supposed to have been caused by an overdose OF
chora, which he had been the habit Of ualng az an
anOdyne for palm
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straw. showing How the Wind Set.

Tho canvass Of the Fourth Election District OF
the Seventh Assembly District shows that out Of o.
votes 43 for John K Hacket and the AntiTammany
nominees OF the 200 employees Of the Singer sewing
machine factory, o are Republcans, 20 lannAny, anC
ll6 anti Iammany men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22
The Channel Tunnel.

PARIS, Oct. 2l,-rhe work of sinking
shaft to the depth Of 100 metres will be begun
next week on the French coast near Calais.
This viii be the preliminary operation upon the
Channel tunnel.
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The Forged Letters Of Credit.

Hall, Schnelling, aud Emma Waters, acoussA
Of completely in the letter-ofcredit forgeries o.
Bank Of DritPh North America, were discharged -
Justice wande yesterday as there was no evidence q
hold them; Hal Was immediately rearresteG by Dep
uty United states Marshal. An effort be made =
eItradite hun on the testimony Of one VIM. II. DixuuI
who Is IN custody IN Canada and who says that he ua
Implicated with Hall IN the fOrgerIes.
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lie Page, the Frenchman, suspected OF con-
neetion with the Pembroke tragedy, attempted 20 es
the wall OF his cell with iron brace from his BED
frame, but was prevented by timely discovery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22

Redmond Joyce, the policeman who shot snA
killed Robert Gilmore. negro coachman, who had
capcd from the police station house, yesterday
sentenced by Justice rappen to twelty days n
Raymond street jail lie was convicted Of mansl auxhtsf
iu the fourth degree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22

omrs George Greenfield Of OTwell. N. Y, was
ppuhl Ia her bedroom yesterday morning with her
n A. rom ear 10 ear. Suspicion ponts toward
uuo'la' Who is said to have been yery Jealous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22

WnKEsBARRR, Pa, Oct. 2l.-The marriage of
william ". Curtin son OF ex x.goyernor Curtin, to the
only daughter OF Judge Harding, was solemnl1ed In
81. Stephen's Church today.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22

~ 6uerman campaign club OF the Twentieth
"a beni. X. Phelps "
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The Weather Once Prediction.
Falling barometer, warm, clear or hazy vssGh.
er with southwest TO southeast winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-22

Base Ball on tho Union Grounds.
Paadsp6is .::.........' .............
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EegNIerllg
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v,r, The Fugitive Murderer.
n,,sfaIsaP v ShaEkey landed at santandsr, Spain,
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Surplus, N. Y. Standard. .........."Si,i21,Aoo "a
Surplus. 4'pef cent, Conn. Standard. 4ss,sos "a
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Mrs. Triton Stiii Loves Her Illus.
band.

Ii'um The New York SUM-
The most extraordinary development
made In the whole course Of Judge Por.
ters argument thus far is the fact that
Mrs. TiltOn still loves her husband
loves him with love that Is idolNtrous.
Judge Porter says "lhat woman, lOathing
this man as she does to this hour, lore
him az / have nercr Secn roman lore man
II il the strangest anomaly that have
ever witnessed III the whole course Of
events, The most itlolatrois and, II
might 80 use tho term, abiecl love; but II
IA no longer that love which Ia absolute
Nv blind, Then II was love idolhtrou'
and blind, but nor il iS lore idoIdirouS, but
blasted"
Here VIC have an entirely rational ex.
PLANTATION why the offer Of Mr.. Beach to
let Mrs. Tilton testify was not accepted
by Mr.. BeCcher and his counsel. a
woman who has an "idolatrous love- for
plaintiff would hardly have been deemed
4 safe witness for the defendant, Judge
porters admission is highly creditablC
To his candor. ~,
That a white.soulcd woman should
still cling with idolatrOus love to . con.
spirator and scoundrel who has preferred
against her a false charge Of adultery !.
a. marvellous az that Mr.. Beechef should
have attempted to keep up friendly per.
sonal relations with Frank Moulton by
openly saluting him in court after Moul-
ton had given his testimony.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-29

NATIVE AMERICAN societies are being
formed throughout Ohio, They may
constitute an important element In the
next CANVASS,
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Tho Condition Of the Belmont
County National Banks.

Tho C0n01LlOn Oh me belmont
County National Banks.
Along with the other National Banks
Of the country those Of Belmont county
reported to the Comptroller Of the cur
rency on the LIST inst. Their published
reports show the following items Of in
terest, viz;
Ffra National of BelIairs.-Loans and
discounts, Sl6S, $40 90; real estate, furni-
ture and fixtures, $S,255 3s; premiums
paid, Sl0,976 So; legal tenders, SLEEPS;
capital stock, SlO0, 900; surplus fund, So
900; other undivided profits, $7,63S IS;
individual deposits subject to check, $780,
465 Is; demand certificates OF deposit, So
$50 "a; time certificates Of deposit, $780,
$50 go.
Era National Of BTdgcpOd.-Loans and
discounts, $780, 5l SO; real estate, furni-
ture aud fixtures, S26957 50; legal
tenders, 81, ITO; capital stock, 100000;
surplus fund, $4,000 so; othRr undivided
profits, Sl3,697 42; individual deposits
subject to check, $40 ,476 40; demand Ger
tifcates OF deposit, S4,0S6 Al; time Ger.
tifcates Of deposit, S37, $40 Oh,
Fra National Of BlTNespile. and
discounts, S2lS, SAG %; real estate, furni-
ture and fixtures, S7626; legal tenders,
SID, 1853; capital stock, 100000; surplus
fund, $4,000; other undivided profits,
1924 43; individual deposits, SS2,0 07 03;
demand certificates Of deposit, Sl0,0l4 II;
time certificates of deposit, $3s,7s7 n.
Fra National Of s., ClairSuille,-LOans
and discounts, Si55,624 %; real estate,
furniture and fixtures, S6,665; legal tend
ers, $9,542; capital stock, 100000 sur
plus fund, S2s,000; other undivided prof
its, Ss,26l SO; individual deposits, SAL,
2lS "a; demand certificates Of deposit,
$97l9 80; time certificates Of deposit,
$30556 4S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-29

In using Paris green to Cxterminatc
the potato bug, the poison should be
mixed with the cheapest grade Of flour,
one pound Of green to ten of -four. A
good way Of applying it to the plants ls
to take an old 9 quart lin fruit can, melt
of the top, and put in wooden head in
which insert broom handle, Bore a
hole in the head, also, to pour the pow.
der In, and then punch the bottom full
Of holes about the size Of No. @ shot,
Walk along side the rows, when the vines
are wet with dew or rain, and make one
shoot at each hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-29

ITNHE MECKLENBURG, N. C., DECLA.
J. RATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
May 20, i71S-in the New York Herald Extra No. 2.
late Fashion and Literary Monihlics, News and
Pictorial Papers Rocks and Stationery, Base BALLS,
C. H. DUMMY,
my20 iill Market ST.
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ASSETS.


Death claims reported and not tlne"."s 22S,a35 90
Reinsurance reserve ~ per cent In.
tCrcst, New York AandarD ...."".. S,1iS,SsO 90
Total liabilities ,g1S,2is 90
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Important 10 the Brooklyn Jury.
men, Theodore TiltOn, and
Others.

uuguS AuCONOAV ON s-
Others.
A discovery that will make George
Francis Train look happier, and will cure
Mark Twain'scold. ltshOuld be used by
persons OF Selentnry habits--sucl as the
brooklyn jurymen and Judge Nelson.
II il also beneficial In cases where the
functions Of the brain and heart are dc.
ranged, "a in the severe cases Of Theo-
lorc and "Vickey." ItalsO has specific
Influence on the nervous system, especial.
ly the sympathetic, arOusing and aug.
lnenting the organic functions, and thus
aids In developing the faculties Of bcnevo-
lence, clleerlnlncss, &c. II Miss Anna
Dickinson had used 1t, her lectures would
have been tempered with kindly spirit
Of charity, and not so bitterly satirical;
and II Mrs. Stowe had tried its virtues,
she would have been content TO let that
little Byronic difficulty alone. II il also
nm excellent purifier and ihvigorator for
Colonel Blood. II will regulate your syS.
tenn, arouse the functional activity Of
your liver, dispel melancholy, and make
you swcet-tempered, strong, robust and
happy. Go TO your druggist, aud buy
Dr.. pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
and II you wish to know more concerning
the physical and mental constitutions OF
individuals, and the corresponding effect
upon their moral nature, read "THE PEo.
riEs COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADvi.
SER published by the author, Il. V.
Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y. 81 5O(post
nAidl.
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FrOVldence aud the Grass.
hOppCPS.

From the IOayenWorth Tlmes.)
There is something grand in the con-
temptation Of a treaty between the Gov
ern0r Of u great State and the Ruler OF
the world, wherein the party of the
second part agrees for certain quantity
Of praying TO do stipulated amount Of
staying, and in consideration Of one days
voluntary fasting to destroy the hordes
that are devOuring our substance and
threatening to bring upon us an indefinite
number Of involuntary fast days, And
the idea Of the Great 0mnipotont laying
aside the sCeptcr OF the world and tying
up the helm OF tho universe, to come
down among the pawpaw bushes Of the
Missouri bottoms and kill the grass
hOppers, presents a picture that must
needs give us n pause,
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Condensed kilograms.

AT New Richmond, Wis, the preset!
terminus 0! the Northern WiscOhsih rail
road, Il gram elevator was burned yesler
day.
The Democrats Of Omaha, Neb., hav,
nominated Hon. Ebeheter Mlllard, aht
!lie Republicans Hon. U. D. Chase, ioi
Mayor.
The Executive Committee Of The
Evangelical Alliance have decided Il
hold their biennial Conference at Pitts
burgh, Pa.