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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
9Silbe Sbiere in @nflanb.

Die ,uraI. 6eers 3ts." flast lber ris
maelple @ermebrunS Der 06Ife auf Der
Steppe, pel&e iOwObl bel Den SOlafen
aIs INSIDE oncere BET ben 8irsilen cine
furatbare 0erwIfuns unter cen 6aus>
tbieren anridten. SIN llralsfir Rreile
aaein rpereen idbrIid etwa 10000
S6afe unp aussrpsm iebr piele @fsrce,
6crnoieb, 3tesen, iusar 8amssle auf
eefre0fn. 3n einem Crt ssrlcr Elm
Wirtb i'm leBten CONNER ALIEN 10
Nfsrce purd Die WSlfe. lrcB Der srcs
ZEN 0eriufe werpen feline ener3ilhen
Masressln eeeen pas ueberbanrnebs
men Der rduberildsn Sefisn settcfen.
Dts Sirstlen baben feline sutsn 6suers
wafsn, naber tleiben Die Srsitjasren
erfOlslOs. Au6 Die 8Olfaeilen babsn
bier penie Gussn, ca pie WS!fe ntat
ME ancerer Srten auf betimmten We>
oen oeben. Aua ausSsfsatsS 9ift
pi.o peni9 benust ra han rie ei9enen
o~ausbunre ;u Dsrsiften fir6tst uno ris
@SIfs tsi tbrem iebr au5sebilpetsn Sc
ru9linn Die Spursn Der Menl9enbanS
an Der sOdlpeile pittera unU Fe MIR bel
fayfem 6unser anribren.
Nus pem rulilden Commencement
8aIusu miro ssmelpet, rae fi@ palslbf
cine 0sisul6aft sur 8ertilsuns l9dos
Ii9er Ibiere unp CUR Betreituns resel
re6tsr Saso auf pieielben sebilpst bat
Nie n6tbis Dies eswsien. sebt aus ets
nsr Wtttbeilune Der ~Sol. 9cur.s 3ts.'
beropr, na@ wsl6sr i'm beia9ten 9ru:
nemsnt wdbrsnp Satrssfrif l51t
pfsrpe, 1864 6dasn, 799 sdbe zoe
Rdlber, 1855 S6Dsins, 4877 Gsrfel
1885 S@afe unp Sdmmer, 2O5(
6unce, 8169 Stdd @sFissl, in San:
sen i'm @ertb BON etwa 10000 Hu:
bel, pur6 &uubtbtsre set5ptst pOrpel
ftnp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Silfe haFslbe that Die Mutter ess
Tafprs. Als bic esute berte'siltsn.
ert6nte Der @a:nunaspFf zines ST.
npNen res MSrpsrs. unp teire @srs
BREEDER eniRpben. Die Intcmmsnceu
funrsn 8rdulein &ei6e telinunaslcs
i'm 9ausFur; wabri3einli@ bat fl
ZEN WCrrsr an Ger 6!uht binrern mol,
len unS III srn itm ntsperssi6laser
wprpsn. Sic Iisst nod bstnnunsslo'
ruruisrer, uno 1T ibr AuftOmmen feb
au bsspsifsln. Ter paitcr Rei&e mar
ale man ibn, I'm 9artsn fano, berette
i'm @srlGeipen CT tarb. Obne moo
mails CUR Ssiinnuns ssfcmmsn su lstn
Nls pss on benz prsDiSer Netbe per-
lbten 0aubmprpss Yerrdbtt9 ttnt
in Sreslau spe: Snpiuipuen cerbaftst
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

cie lpdteren Sorten bierpcn etne er'
freulihe Musnatnte. @u6 bic Weins
besoe bers6tissn su ben i&bnften 5cfs
nunaen; GrautsnonidBe iteraa tn
Wenae. Ssbr gut asrutben ftnc bic
GuttsrtSuter. @ss.nwdrtis III man.
t%esinfist ron Der berrli&fen Witiers
una, NIT Der 6euernte Der Suserne be-
I6ditist Die In GROCER Wense TN Be
ART eepFanst pirp. Mu& dbrr ben
Stanc Der UeIrfrd&ts fSnnen MIR nur
@utes bertaten. DasW aifdferbeer III
siemli1 eesimirt rrorben cur9 Sascen,
pie man In perlGiepenen Ortsu BIS BE-
,irts auf pieIelben ansefeat bat. 90
bat 4. 9. bic Staptesmeinee sor1bere
aQein dber 40 Gentner rteles eefrdeis
aen Snlefts rertilsen lafen anp bisfar
einen 8u1snbstrus BON 134 f. aufsss
penhet.
Qus Gem wtirtsmbereiiden Granfen.
Der anbaltenee Waneel an &eaen
CROFT ben Gslpfrihten empfncli@er
5doren. Manhe junse Saaten fan.
oen an su selben. Der Stanc BEL
Deinterse ii baseee, Elm riel Scser
periprehenrer. IS seiet lid lsBt l@cn
we!6e WaGe BON Irauben ft@ anse'
fest bat. Die St. side 8ammers II
9Orbudsimmsrn ssist jeBt i4cn bib
snpe Hebsn.
Mesentbsim. Die in iberrei6e
0lltbe ssitancenern Obftdume, bslon:
eers pie pes S~teinobfes, baben ieb'
rsitli9 anselsgt unD mir iebsn, weni
aud an eirssInen YldBen ft6 Naupet
ee;eiet baben, einsm srpeen Sseen ent.
eesen. @on Maitdfern ftno mir fai
eans psrl6pnt, pie penn ~lberbaupt Dbl
e;sentli9en lpsen. Ma,fdfsrjabten al
Der Gauber aud aus fribrrsr Belt ne
Mig ;u Sermelpen 1T.
Stuttgart Die Situattcn bes Sc
treipsbanpsl5 bat iib in ben lesten ad,
3aeen ntreenps pelentli6 Serdnperi
lonpeyr pie 8sri9te tetunpen fat elm
ftimmis zine sroee 0elddftsfille, mel
DE wObl aud nod ldnsere Belt anbal
ten miro, reun ni9t serape cine bsiOn
eerS ftarfe Separfsfrase eintritt. 8e
psa aubercrrentli@ sinfieen Ausf9
ten fit Die ~piesjdbrise Grnte 1T ibri
gems nt6t 3u erparten, rab Der getfeb
an 9sbbaiisfett sewinnen perce.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
Grmt eansGbtem in Glib
Semtiblanb.

Die Naarihten aus SIcteut1blanc
Gber BE 9etrsire>, Weisen> uno Diff
ousI1ten lauten Itsraus einfie.
Ter prd6tise MOnat moi bat auss
rpisrsr gut ssma6t, mas Der itrenee
@inter oerrOrben ;u tuben ldien. 8ets
fpielsweile seben mir BE fOleenDen Nos
tiSen:
8issbabeu, cen 1. Stunt. Ni9t Bios
in bisfssm 8ssirf, aud I'M sunssn
Rbsin> unb Wainsau ftebt Die 0inters
fru&t, bic f@ pur6 pie 8sssn i'm Ans
fang unp in Mitte oss Mat o6Qis err
bolt bat. ssrapssu maitts, 8oru bat gut
Serbltbt @ei3en ltebt I'm Besrit fydfs
tiae 6alme su treiten, au@ Die Soms
merfru6te iteben treffid uno beginner
elei@fu0s in 6alme gu 3iebsn. SObls
reps stbts tetnen, Die GrDife pes Wins
tiers BADEN Jpn Yerni6tet. 8artofsln
entpideIn fid ippis, pie GrIb : CSps
bannis>) aartOfeln teben chen tn
8liitbe unp lisfern IN lpatsfens A 8Os
den bereitS reife 8nouen. Die Gutters
frduter baben it6 na1 ZEN @enitsrres
gen frdftis erbOlt, 70 ras Gle Spuren
beS.faIten @tnters oSuis psrl6wanpen,
fe bere6tisen ;ur 6Ofuuns auf eine
quite Nittelernte, pom G%uttermaneel Ia
ni6t e~ntfsrnt rie 8epe. = Die Blitbe
ldmmtli6er 6rudtbIume bat fat au
slst6r Belt einen 70 sinlisen 0srlaui
sencmmen pie ielten, Ger Gru1tanlat
1T eth selurbsr une rsht reider, belons
rsrs belm StetnObf pom Ger 8erefras
Be fcmmen i4pn oiele reife 8irlGen
ard Aepfel uno 8irnen baben, bon
ben IeBten fiblen Tasen ni9t besins
trddtist, rsidlt6e Gri9te aneelsBt
Der Stanp Der @einberse ldst ni9te
~ winl9sn ibris, am trdftteen Sol;
baben i9 Die Neben ralb sntmidslt
Sts!e une reiae GeiAeins sstrteben
rrenn Die felt sefern rpterer stnsetretent
marine @ittsruns anbdlt, 70 pae in bal
in psn nd&fsn IA Gassn biz SlatbI
rul6 uno slei&maeis rcriitersebt f
tnp Die f@Dniten 5Cfnunsen auf cit
rei@es @adstbum besrinpet. De
6aseIlGlas in Der erften Waiwoae ba
nur in eintesn @emartunsen, cUrt abe
iebr srbsbli@sn Sdarsn anseitiftst.
WblEneen. Dur6 l1sberbanrnsb
men beg nnsestsfers besinnen unlsr
5onnunsen auf Elm rei9es Aepfel< UNI
&trl@snlabr etwas gu l9wineen ineeu
eiele Saume isBt f@On fat eans fab
estreisn ftno; paseseu iteben pte Gelp.
fri6te rur@aus pra1tppu.
Aus benz Sberanlt 9ecnbero. Of
ausF&ten auf Sbf inb aus un.
isrer 8eSeno ais iebr einfis su ser
3eiGnen. Snsbslonpere gilt ries 20,
Dem Steinpbf unp ben 8irnen. De
niger perlprs&en Die Aepfslbdume, pi
gum She'll gar ni@t gum She'll nu
fpdrIt9 seblibt baben. DO9 made,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
G~liafs2ptbrin9en

Strabbure 8. Stunt, SIN pOlitis
lGen 9eben Der Neibslanpe bsrrl6t
nod INNER oielelbe SttQe wte friber.
90 perbdlt i9 bent aud bel ben 8ez.
sirfs> pner Sreisratbswablen bic Be-
s5ltsruns pur@aus slei6sultis. Dies
setste fi@ ~ re@t beutlia am SerFO6e>
men Sonntaee in WeB. Die bort an,
%. unp %. Mat sOrssnemmene Gr>
iaBwabl fir ;wei aus Dem @oIesium
ces @emeinperatbes auseei6ieoeue
Mitslieoer ereab fein Relultat, "a in
beipen Wablbeairten faum $50 Stims
men abseseben wurben. DamalS mar
ni6t Elm Wal Elm Ganpirat aufsetreten.
Sir pas sreite Serutinium, roS auf
ben 20. unp. 80. Mat anberaumt mar,
batten it@ 3Wei eanbipaten semelpet
Elm Saubfatrtcant Or. pigeon uno
Der ebemaliee NpnOcat unp Staptratb
6r. Wa9etaY. 0on BEN i'm 3neiten
Nablbe3irfe einsel6riebenen 3039
Wdblern saben nur 1862 ibre Sttmmsn
ab pom pieien erbtelt ptseon 349.
SIN orittsn 8estrfe rparsn 3248 @abz
Ter einsetraeen ; es itimmten aber r,ur
All unp swar 400 fir 5rn. Na9etay.
Mlio bat nur Elm 3ebntel Der 0dblsr
absefimmt. Da aber Die Nsueewdbls
ten wabri9einli6 wie ibre UOrsdnoer
cen gtp nidt leiften perpen, 70 rpirp
aud mod etne brittle @abI anberaumt
werpen mIGen. Gros uQerem ober be-
baupten Manhe Der aus WiteItepern
Der 8eairfsrdtbe sulammeneeltBte Fam
ces : AusI6ub iei Die @ertretuns Don
Gllab< 2ctbrtnsen = Die felt Der Muss
weiiuns rss 5rn. Napp erIepigte SteIe
zines ;weiten bil65Fiben @eneraIs0 i>
cars 1T nod immer unbeiegt. Dsr
5err BilbOf bate i9pn swet Mal et>
nen @anptpatsn BET Der Nesierune in
9orl6!as sebra6t aber feiner bon beis
cen wurre pom lesterer betdttst. Die
Erobnlei@nams : YroeeifSn TT in eans
GIiaB, pom berrli@ften @ettsr bssiins
ft9t unter Iebr grocer 8etbeiltsuus
rss Bottles sur Ausfibruns setpmmen.
Was 9Otbrtnsen betrift wurpe fe in
Wes In pielsm Sabre gum eritsn Wale
felt Der Nnnsripn niGt rur1 bic Straz
Zen 8efdbrt, Oh IN Gcl8e zines @srbos
ties Der pOliset posr elmer Ysrflsune
Ger seifli@en Bsb5rps babe i9 ni9t
erfabren fSnnsn.
Msb, 8. 3uni. Del ualtfatsoliciss
mus" bat bic jsBt BET uns nod feline
WurssIn fuhen f5nnsn, ObiGon per-
i6ierene e%tnsewancerte 0sutf6en fG
cemielhen suneieen unD su lsiner is5rs
eeruns bereits au9 tleinere 8erlamms
luneen a~bsebalten babsn. Our Grim
cun9 elmer 0emeinoe 1T es incefen
nod ni6t eetOmmen, uno wirpe bic
Realifrung zines perartiesn prpiectes
aud nod LANCE Belt auf f9 tparten
la1sn. Die @inbeimif9en fnben chen
feinen 8eidmad an Dem y~alttatboliz
i6en" 0eien unp Greiben unp eos
@ros Der etnsewanrerten Deutlden,
Civil pie Milituir, aeist eben 70 ees
rinee 0prliebe fir piele SADIE. Stun
1u6t man BON anperer Seite 3wte>
tra@t 3u lden. Gin friberer Almole.
inter- Der fransSfi9en Armee belt In
psraO6ener WoGe bier tn 0arten bee
oUrmaliSen optsI bu Norp einen gors
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03

Hn;ei9en. @pblfeil. Gut, fhfematil6. &aegnfc'
csnin. Bic NIT 8l6ttern Grntrofte fir Mnjeteen einju'
eeben wtnffen. fruten % 6 ents on Gtr. .. Norta u.
Co., Al Cart 8Oy. Stem gctt, ienesn fir tertn y m.
pbIetsB u @. 81 &ue9ate, t~nibaitfnb ftiten ron mepr
ais 1000 Bld tier unt G6dsunetn. wtIGe ett 8riten set'
cen. &nBe iBen fur SaupteIotier In rieienS tadten nereen
Su elmer erceen Rsbuetien BON perdusstter'Wdten anee'
nCr1n1en. Verfdaht flG hae Bud.
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81. ðert,
Sbatppee, Sertt Co., Wtnn.

cS h;c &O0per Gag. Nserten %rrlanat. ale
tDO W. 8lnHen ArbeiierSplf belt er GefhleGter
iuna unt alt, MAIDEN mebr @tIt tn grteit fir uns, In ii.
rem etesnen 9rcalttdten rdbrsnb ibrtr freten 3tit, pter
fCrtp dtrenb, ale In leffr nrtern 8dhdftteung. Nir
stsi,n sT Mst, an fis tpf I.ss Srun n saSiS saGRit, gGa'
Senb ct uns cure @treft ptne 0er;ue. Sect IN bic Bait.
Sebet eu6 nift antersrp rcd Seffdfti9une ui. bio tbr
~erfdtren tobt, mas MIR anttettu. o. Gtinfru pnb 60.
PORTLAND, Wldtse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-30

An English newspaper has an adver.
tlsemcnt rom "a clergyman - "NiOlet
velvet sermon case, large size. with gold
embroidered monogram On the cover,
lined With watered silk, very handsome.
never been used, cost - guineas infants
new short undeT-clothlng desired in ex-
change"
"A clergyman being much pressed by
a lady acquaintance 10 preach sermon
the first Sunday after her marriage, com
pied. and chose the following passage in
the Psalms as his text: and there shall
be abundance OF peace-while the moon
cndureth."
A venerable colored lady. while wait
ing for the ferryboat this morning, struck
the right key when she wiped the stream
ing preparation from her Opaque coun-
tenance with her bandana and remarked
TO her companion, ''Gollyi Dis yeah's
right Wahm weddcr. BeautifoOl day foah
10 go foah TO be baptized in de riyah.
Amt it, honey ?"-Troy Times.
1t isn't always best TO he too spunky.
In Mount JOY. Ohio, last Friday. a young
lady and gentleman Were amusing them
selves with pair of scissors. when the
young man threatened 10 cut her nose oil,
thinking, Of course, that she would draw
her heae back when he would snap the
scissors at her; but she wasn't to DE scared
or dared, and stood her ground. and the
consequence was that he cut the end OF
her nose almost of. The doctor managed
TO stick it on again, but It isn't the same
nose that it was before.-Cincinnat En-
qxirer.
Recurring TO the Ticonderoga Centen-
NAL: On the Sunday after the capture
Ethan Allen attended church in the little
Westinghouse at Bennington. The min
ister, devout and loval. took occasion in
his prayer TO give AL the glory Of the ex-
plot to the God Of battles. Allen didn
exactly see any acknowledgement OF his
share in the affair. For some time he held
his peace, but finally, overcome by his
feelings. arose in his seat and called out.
Par.on Dewey. please mention the fact
that Ethan Allen was there.''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-30
The Marriage Quandary.

A singular divorce case has just occur
red in New Hampshire. George w. Davis,
OF Lowell. married Lucy A. Davis. Of
Nashua. n. H.. at the same time inform
ing her that he had been divorced from a
previous wife. Discovering. subsequent
ly, that his former wife, and not he, had
secured the divorce, size commenced suit
to free herself from the marriage tie, and
il was held by Judge Stanley. ut Hills
borough, n. H., thar rs Davis had OBJ
tanned no divorce, he could not legally re-
marry. He held, In other words. that, al
though Davis wife got divorce from
him in Massachusetts, Davis himself was
not rendered thereby a single man In the
ewes of the law. and had no right e. wed.
Had the divorce occurred in New Iamp-
SHIRE, he might have married again, but
Massachusetts, only comedies the right UNI
der special possession. New York state
and other States grant divorces under
similar restrictions; but "a many of the
States refuse To admit that only one party
TO a marriage contract can be divorced. IL
becomes an awkward question. As no
woman can be the wife Of two husbands
nj once, her divorce libcrates her com
pletely but If she is no longer his wife,
how can he be her hasbandY Common
sense declines to ace the clearne.s OF such
wisdom. New Jersey denies It's validity,
and marries off the complaining halves
without fear or conjunction.
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Haps and Mishaps.

Peter Mulholland labOring man,
was recently choked TO death at Detroit,
Mich. by piece of melt which lodged in
his windpipe while he was az supper.
Miss Lena Hebb. aged 10, and Miss
Celia Kelbert. aged II years, were killed
by lightning i'm St. Mary's County, Nd,
one day recently. The young ladies Were
seated near the door when tree about
ten feet distant was struck, and they were
instantly killed.
AT Davenport, Iowa, girl aged 10
years, daughter of Paiick Boylan,
attempted To kindle fire with ker-
osene, when the flames communicated 70
the oil in the can, set her clothes on fire.
and she was SO badly burned that She died
in few hours.
AT Northampton, Mass. the other
day. Mrs. Aurora X. Dimmock attempted
10 take the life OF DIR. A. w. Thompson
with revolver, because h failed 10 keep
his promise To marry her. She was foiled
in her attempt. and DIR. Thompson has
since taken steps for her confinement as a
lunatic. Her friends, however, claim that
she is not insane.
"A well-drcssed man. entered the house
No. Mangin ST.. n. \. City, the other
day. and informed the occupant. Mrs. Van
slack. that he was Sanitary Inspector. At
ter inspecting and approving the condi-
ton of the premises. lac sat down beside
the old lady, engaged her in pleasant con-
vcrsation for short time, when. suddenly
selling her by the throat, he choked her
into insensibility and robbed her of wal
let, containing $50, her watch and specta-
cles.
Among the deaths by suicide reported
for the week ending july IL. the following
are the most notable At Madison, Wis,
Michael Doris hanged himself in Jail.
where he h "a been confined for drunken
ness; he had formerly been "A prosperous
farmer. but the bottle had robbed him of
both his money and his manhood. Near
Elgin. ILL.,. Mrs. Anna Hathaway. 81 years
old, drowned herself in a cistern while
temporarily insane. At Savoy. Mass.
William Ingraham. aged AZ. hanged him
self on account of the hard times. AT JEFF
fersonville. Sullivan County. y. Y. Miles
Ward. aged %. took rwo ounces of lauda-
mum. Unrequited love was the cause.
AT New Haven. Conn. Anthony Wick,
crazed by domestic difficulties, hanged
himself Az San Franci-co, James w. G..
Brand. a commission merchant, attempted
TO kill woman. and then killed himself,
in a house of ill-repute. AT Atchison,
ksns :. Henry Hoover, an old and re-
spectacle citizen, took teaspoonful Of
arsenic in order TO rid himself from the
prosecutions OF his own family. In the
language of the Coroner's Jury. 1.-THE de-
ceased came TO his death from the effect Of
poison administered by his own hand.
driven to the deed by the ill-treatment by
members of his family. who tried in no
way to prevent his taking the POISON, nor
tried to alleviate his sullerings in any
way"
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A Divorced Couple Remarked.

Jim Murtagh was married Saturday eve
10 Mrs. Mercy Murtagh, by Judge Tan
ner. There Is a little bit Of romance con-
nected with the marriage Five or six
years ago Jim hurtagh and Mercy Bios
som We're married and lived together two
or three years. At length they separated
and bill OF divorce was grated. Since
that time they have both lived In the city,
and occasionally met. A bright little boy
was the fruit of the marriage. and both
loved the child with all the ardor Il fond
parents. This link of affection at length
drew the former husband aud wife togeth-
or. ani revived the old love again. AT
once they decided TO try welded lie again,
and on Saturday evening were united In
wcdl0ck second time. We hope they
may enjoy life heartily. IN. is the sec
unl case on record In the county where
the same couple were married "a each 9TH
cr twice. Wapsrly (Io'oa) Republican.
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Washington, which were placed i'm the
Dcs MONIES River al that point. There
have been 10000 shad placed In the river
there.
Sir David Salom0ns Is the inventor of
q process for taking instantaneous photo
graphs. An ingenious electrical appara-
tus enables any one. by simply turning a
handle, 10 take perfect photograph IN a
fraction ~ second.
According TO the Athsng4n.. Mr.. Spilier
has succeeded in producnga light far bet
ter than that from nitro oxide and the
bisulphide of carbon, and free from its
dangers. This is accomplished by drop
ping small pieces Of birthstone into fused
saltpetre In glass tube.
An English inventor makes shirt-col-
lars, cuffs, and similar articles Of wearing
apparel by cementing together two or
more layers Of muslin by means Of mix
turc Of starch, spermaceti, and washing
blue, and passing them through rollers.
The articles are then cut 10 the desired
shape with suitable laps at the exposed and
wearing edges, whereby the same effect Is
produced as by linen articles.
The lowest Of known human forms is
represented by lower jaw discovered sew
eral years ago In cave near Naulette. Bel
gum. II possesses the massive form char
actcristic OF monkeys. and, like those ami
mails, has large canine teeth and little or
no chin. There Is, on the other hand, no
interruption In the dental series, thus re-
sembling man. Ii was for some time de-
MED that this jaw is human, but ii is now
fully admitted AS such.
--ltappears from investigations in re-
gard TO the use of arsenic in the cOlOripp
Of fabrics, that the practice is by no means
confined 70 pigments that produce green.
These are of French manufacture, and in
tended for use in calico printing. They
are, however, condemned by the most ju-
dicious producers, not only on account Vi
the large quantity ofarsenious oxide pres
ent. but because colors as good for calico
are obteinable by other less expensive and
not so dangerous methods. The colors in
question are commonly known as light
scarlet pigments. scarlet ponceau. dark
green and steam chocolate. and catechu
pigment. all containing arsenious oxide.
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school and Church.

The Foreign Mission Committee of
the Southern Church closed the year with
debt Of $4,000.
Michigan University graduates class
OF lOl persons this year, nine Of the num-
Der being ladies'.
The Iowa State University has made
the military course of Instruction. under a
West Point officer, compulsory.
Union sunday evening services are
being held IN the Academy of Music, New
Orleans. They are largely attended.
At meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees OF Vassar College. which WAS held at
commencement time, Miss Priscilla Brais-
lin. teacher OF mathematics since the open
ing OF the college, was elected Professor.
with an annual stipend OF ) 500. She Is
the first woman upon whom the dignity
of Professor has been conferred at Nassar.
"A summary of the years work of the
Palestine Exploration Society OF England
was given at the late annual meeting, June
10, and j. every interesting. Since Octo-
Der the hill country south of Judah has
been examined. The total area now sur
veyed reaches i,I30 square miles; 1000
square miles Is the product OF last years
work. Important ldentiiications OF an
Gent sites have been made, among them
the cave OF Adullam. the city of Debir.
the ford of Bethabara. etc. II is expected
that the new map OF Palestine proper will
be brought 10 England in 1876, and pub
hshed the following year.
The following statistics have been
published by the French Minister for Pub
Tic Instruction: Thirty per cent. OF the
population cannot read or write. but the
proportion is smaller among the males as
the CONSUMPTION lists give only 10 per cent.
at 10 years of age. There are Is scholars
for every 100 inhabitants. and one school
for every 500, or 10000 schools for the
whole of France. The expenses of prim-
airy education are 10000 600 francs-about
40 per school. or about Is. 50. per head
OF Inhabitants, or Us. per pupil.
The British museum and other public
libraries in England are Watching like
buzZaris for the death OF a MIR. Crossley.
living in Manchester. and so years old.
Cros>ley Is a photographer, and the most
noted book-worm in England. His libra
ry contains $1,000 volumes. He il COM
plcte encyclopedia OF English literature.
and in his immense library of musty tones
he lives the lie Of hermit. He was a
personal friend of Charles Lamb and other
literary men OF past generations, but has
written nothing himself except few
magazine articles, contributed To current
literature In 1870