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, 1875-09-13

To kts Editor ef TIE Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Sept. 10-I havo become Interested
In tho discussion of Tho mar1,.ra-nueslion ,u
rorr 4ourn,I .r, hor a 1;tt,o ~ v,nr v.1r,h1o
sal ~. ."a - 4.'"o y. Ieu' '@'uAo'' ,'
spase n"t may fe'A'e H'f e1Pofaenees' Aopes'
ADJ aln'H thefopy possibly solving tho Problem
for BONO unsettled miud
Nearly two years ago ma1o mn nv mind In
,o,r,v m t1o hrr,thoa,. th., :. r. "a ~. .1,,a
~. ~ a,.a:i,, ,.s .,as .a~s - ~ wv eosu
tnat Hao euoa1a 10 none, anu pcGan
looking for tho tparty OF the second part"
That year my salary had been $1,000, aud had
Hoout eyery cent ot II. Last wear, becauso al
IL o. ,a,,c " al, n w.u ,ot i,,,vo.so1 hi
Nv tsAs. ~, " A'..'. ~ 'as.eaaoo' NV ~.
began to a.yo' Tor hso an object in view. hut
I had bad habits, bard to overcome; go
could aayo but $500. This year my s.lary has
hoan AT ON and from III Inv, savad aEoa. 7
'ss1 s.,.s', ~, .o-t ra,. a. Eoo ~ %
etA Pto"'!seta aoR neAs so~t V''oo"' Auu UPON
that I ahall Try welded life, having already
found tho other rarky.
Eiusnco soorna to trot,hfo onr fricoda rora
.,,-"s....,..-. H. r.i. i. III ,-.,,,s ..s..
tau anssn'ne e'Ic. n,x ints ~ n,nt, sonns
man 4o9s a ~. &noM noT ~ tuuuu ~ cat accoul
plsh tll 10 .a'os. inSa ;' ~ nao auaees.y poths
HIN 10 MY eNampte. Let naa seo ~ non Iuoch ,o he
can aAso from hls aaiaey Tn.to Het s.one. en not
10 must be 10 oatnost '.m'! h1oae ~. ~ osoome
Ia earneat, te4 a1m caie.uty ppnaeF ovaI the
responsibilities OF married nde; " aavantaRos
| over "siagle bleshooness tha AapPlnssa
| OF ones o"n homeItoo" ae@ us, - .1a9s ne
, 1875-09-13
Hnfi.tY In &fnt hing

Bathing should alwhvb 6c avoided Hndcr the
hours after . meal, aud when exhausted BIZ
fatigue or any other csuHo: also when tho body
III cooling after perspIraliop.-the BATH to To
taken when tue body II warm, provided no time
IL lart i'll getting into tho water: bathing in the
npen air should 30 avoided altogether il. after
having been In tho water & Bhurt sime there Is =
Benao Of ehilnces, with numbnees OF tLe hands
and foet. Vigorous and strong pcFsoHH may
bstho early in tho morning. on an empty stom-
act. but yonng rernons and thosc wllo nre weak
are safer In bathing three hours after a meal.
tho best time for snc.t beng two or sirco hours
after breakfast. ThoAe who are auhje to at
taoks Of eiddinehs aud faintncsa. and those who
suffer from pRlpltatiop or oteer esnrc OF dis
comfort at The heart, Rllonld nut batho without
ftHs consulting llleiE Incllclt Atlyiret.
, 1875-09-13

Three sHMig f:tris Attacked Nv n
Hack l1uer Spjttlu Es0svtaE Acru41 a

tte j'erk Sun.
Yesterday attesm,sn. ttletn yontlE wn'nnn'
fall.NE ntar lhc K.X Brink pontl IN haat,o a
1nonshr Pa, rtur:na ~ 20 louyinr. Tiny
MIN obliged IN ffn The pond 10 roach The
wrs"l-. lttm" entering the b.,At tllos naw s'}''lo-
ln''H in tue tlt.iace -wi'uI>,i,ig il tho wai0f.
Thri1:inr il W. ii dog they Ind m IN tier nj
f"Nlin" tn 4. TIT -tnftel on their way across the
faH,A N!l!tai ii ul,rut = miles wniG. Aftnr rowis'g
fur hc'mnI 'rnndse1 ya!t4 tho girl who was
E,ilntih:. tho blH' "a" tlllt what tllry frst
thought IL 10 DOG .wjIn1u;sIg in III" water was
bncl,. whlen Wax coit"IE directly Inward tlteh
bcfnrc sllo toat cnd 10 t,,l,;"j a,rl t1en tho
deer lsa,l reached 10 w.tun few ya,l nf them
TIC gir4 became yIoatly te,ii!tsL for tho deer
WIN sast gaining Oil them, aud. frlHt Tin way il
rnortcd n1l rngctl, tLor were satisfied il meant
,clicf. While the ono yo~sd with al los
hight the other two lat1Iied, tL,1 somewhat i'll.
er II IN, their =, eed: but tic tlerr WA s'ow'r
"n;nn; nn them, mud. knowing t'cr cn'l2l MT
reach tho FlInro before 1o1nR oseitsk~'i, they
ceased r,wng to prGI aso fur tho inevitable Lat
tie. When tno lear. ana ting and pluIGiug. had
reached tu within few feat nf tn" hnnt, il sln2t-
ped fur u h,ulnett. Then it n,n'ls budarn
l'lttnYe and nj IT, load r;iuck tho .ltlr OF TIN
boat the bravo SirI- hrnngl. down their rai-cl
aiil.os uItn it with xtc ftrc" 10 tlri. it
der wa.ar. Tho girls Aghiss oil tteir ong
weal,u,.A ant1 at tEe iicad tuo ~ tho nuttate
they aSuip brought thc'r ald.et to lear osl II
with tue nn1rn result,
Rstcd to rcall2o that tIis WA to he The dcatl
struggle, and III eyre e'sa'nod like balls Of TIRE,
Il u.udc !unse, and thew at4 fo5e 1ent o,or the
vide Of the boat, near tho oaz locks. Th:s hearty
| ca,-ized tho c'sm.y c:aft mud throw aIass.o
jordan, the eldest yf the three into tho wntcr
Init ns1e fell rhe earSAt the eIgn Of the h,at,
atal wa. hauled iii by one of l,'r co,nI nnon4.
| Then the besoine At iha oa.a. a. thc fe!s tle
nni,nal's breath il her face rn'sni a fntlf1ie aud
struck fnr her Iifo. mud ~ tho blow fell ac.os.
tho decr's head sho blood ktartel f,om it.
to:trs, md It sank back hallosr md set"ains'J
dead. hut roally only stunned. Thn girls then
ltarscI for tho shore leaving the deer struggling
! between bfo anil death in tie %ttes.
Koac!ns tho thorc. ono Of the girls ran to n
small Ing cabin. one-eighth Of nllle distant If
which lisosi family BY tue pa.ne OF berger. a'!}
Tod what had occurred. Alr. l1siscr rezedh's rltlt
aud went to the tond, whefc he found tht
wounded heor yes struggling in the watss. le.
road. from tho rhure. lIo rowe Git - it., and
seIzng It by tho an.orA. csss It. throat an! tller
! towed TIM body tn The tho,e. Tho deer wa th1
largest over killed in tho neighboshood, weigh
ing 227 pouudH.
, 1875-09-13

were urcffawin2 with tnhrp. In n mnutn fe
pAa m again. with afacetiouh remark Ahput TAX
tnE ", til" ct'lleclnn.
Na in. a1."i tltr Hl,,il ihn fte, Int i. i1a rt
tnF.cd lin Old altHc,tv.--tho ruhliInn aut!ac.Y
uf n mt 10 hlwsy4 young.
Az ho rods home, ths afternoon sun htIeontd
through the dusty I.ane4 uf pfsns ~ TIM Oar #
sea tho sunshine. II II did como through dusty
rAna. HkhSoS.
, 1875-09-13

To- fhr ha =, re n"1a's v,';o 1n'o" T., ,,st s,,,.
thfeA'o' esps. ns.''"u.i .a;,o. ,n".v,,, IN
days issue Of TIE TnIHusz' takes OCCASION f0' 10
advise tho girls against tho attentions OF fast
roupo r,ou a. well IA to bowaIl lin own hard
NJ, ~ ,,,oso ,.l,, rcsa tbia article must
o,, NV, .,'s.,, ,saa annawhnt eoyore on " tho
Admit sAss Ae was a'"."s a,,.s .,,. 49,.
boys" when l,o saya "n''c-ton'nh OF .,,c'n ate
net At ill calculated 10 DO married to tile hhe'
-,oirdo5. pnod eltf." who, ho admits, pre-
49, .,,oIr aootctv aboyo that OF t4e good
1e's ''si1 "o' ~, ~, IN n,ucl, rivo,
young me" y ~" ~ ~ o,,,',aa. H.. W.
to cant to be talkat've on any suolecs ous .lo
faults OF otbors or tito follies of tile age. foW
,,,,, ran sny they haye livod 30 yeara without
,,a,;ng = rsmo NJ bil1ards In public halI
l'a51"f sa.s axe,, -. ,,,o, ,Io,t,,, Ir,r1, nr
sassea ono a'ob'o ntop =. 't'oA.t'6 u.'", ~
rscd In any form "that horribly hllhg nts1t,
tobacco" Nno-tonthB Of tho few Who can say
,a r,,,cI, l,ava either suotIicred some Of the
.,,,a. 1ar,nroua i,nn,,soe nj uapkinl. or ycro
,i.oo1 ~ Reu,o.o 1 - a',rvoIc,, ti,nt na..nn ren
saa.a VII ~ a.mnn,v rnnld ind m rdiur ,,aco
u, ,,,nn, Whcu fi1fs - uconHus1mst stiut1 deyuutly
III tleG nen IT,. aI'n 1ao reac,.ad wt'.t n,a"c,
~ ,nnn have WI ,,arrow.u,jnacd uu.yu,pn-
tn,.:n forit Hndir>r nFn1I ~ woli an IL m rciH-
thet'c. laols.uipE t.ii; "s "u.. ~ = n,att na
fs.ia Docs mot Hucn ltt4 tecos"a ~ M tn
9nas a,so1 -, nna t'H n rat;r Wt,hn insef
Does ;. ~ ;nr.h1a .s.or;atnas nana Il
toI VIII a. .1'a".3o o1,o fro. HI. s,,oc,ou
nos 50 tnosoahu W ias.n h ~ ~ sn,.
that na ias ~ ti,a anrfsco ~ thor foiIira
Auoo ss.lsn .i'ass se oisconat;ntod tnj,cs III.
nss sacse e,' var.
teu ~ paa" p'a r,.t mntnr ~ VII, mn
act ~ ano ,st.o-f. },.c;,, W Ii,o,e ~.
npsca esc ng W .in,,s r t1,oy have copcenom7
Tnss 1I,ss tho tue s Young men asa,nst whom 80 many
auat!o"as ~ at.,a osu a.no roIanro ,ro IN mt
msss'S ssee s,.a,r et fn.te snrineino as
nsas, @ ~ ~ 1soano,t,n IN from m yer.ab,Idai,rn
tnoy sov end grnnrosity. Inv worso II,
Oh YOU'LL sit@ns5' w. sao .iesJ so,roa w - tsnan
IehIlt4 lslaA Ao '''tA"Hs"-
, 1875-09-13

Lot The young ,nnt 1T Tho day tako rctrnarfct-
iyo viow nf tho Iiren md charsctcr' of The
fntites. ub,l u.,e,r4. ,atrel u,l tnm tho rank uf
lacie0.a IL that IT luarrir,! H!hn i'll tiny %ilI
na.IIy aca wherein tH7 nrn 70 h"1Iritnt ~ lHnhlv
nuaiit;eA mud ait TINT gxyb thrm nueh Hoad wni4a"
for Htvea. ...
NnwninYn tho young men tnad such h.ttavh-
Eaut llvaa, that, lAyabtug all Upon the n.clTp'.
thoy walt kuun that thcy cannot surCtH. OIL
other. AMI ara too ao1lali to give ", tho frat
tllinv In order to bscnlne better ilttrh Tor tho
double Etate Ut Happiness. Yet. had thc tnutv
n,An been lmbtieh with ihe discrimination Iah
onerpy displayed by tle yua.hg wd.llan .ilu
k,iuwk how 10 cuoh. MahcH l1or nWn ci,tEeA.
trims llor hats. md ear tearl, ,of tts br,tiInrH
aud etteta, there wonld 10 fawrr n,sh cuopnh
up in boarding. houses md ltpa rhn and tx
travnganco displayed, earning tl,"m Tho iitlo ii
~ fnst."
Tho Girl wo,ll1 mot, M htntca )y "hcribcr.'
"Gve her iahnld 10 reRt until Hin Ia Well NIP
piled with coB'ly IscoA, 1'atsoyH, silks, fnrs. 1nw-
airy" oto. No, indeed. having all her lfe sceh
accustomed to rodnAn,iz9, to tnlo into tnsaltcr-
atom iho ai,,opnt allowed for expenditure on
tlreas Bl,o vii! mol wah Any ,nnre. M. not no
muct,.-to bn unreasonable with lor husband than
Will llar father. Fur will not tIH haptyt Thought
Of Hllar,ug nll toEothcr hoh 1,lcasmrcn md !,r.-
vatiotis, ss,shin hor and keep hack thu foo1'hll
dosrc for mcrn display "Bcribcr writes na II
tho woman wero child. unreasonable anu sfex-
pcr1eucci whto in reality tho girls WHO O.
aro thonR!ltfnl, edneAted, refined. enargetlc
womop, rosdy and capable Vt Joining bands Will
Any lonoat, ttetormiued, pnro-psinclpled young
ma1,, and tho building UP Of q Happy hume: ),
, 1875-09-13


80 -, - = i
work. Their aims rerm n be tlnnrinE. ilirt'hI,
nn1 aro'a an. shar rum ehflr hchlth " koel ~.
lalo Hu0Fd n'li tath1 lam F'iFFn!h. ~ 5'.h
insI r"h "J"fl % Gaffs hWi' " "''t.1!iJ' ~ IL ~,
f"'l"td h"'er 10 i"l' a" III" n.''.nx r W. Inst
IVY h"' fnn',"n's sonss, Ms ~ sseH" I'm ~ b.nns
hha!tl, arl laVo npa health e. PAM ANIL, ~ % H.
ala II moHt eah1s sho ohn wl'i ~. .,'.n,nrn
"thef. touT'' ''o'"'"''
1ue .yypaot,o vo.,ru4 naHlo poWn
~ IL r;i;t, 'rI';j : ~. fHt<a =, 9rihn".:
.' t.',' ," = H.. " ,1a.,,,, no,,cnd IN Tnr
'"'' :''', ,"."' ,..h,,,;,,.. tro,, "a.
IHlNcSE"s 'ate many Fon'f'''''" '' ""
llo'ls potbotis. OIL the marriage Iah1.'osf' "sfs'
,nonaI economy. etc.. decn"d It my aufy 10
rn,n, forward aud rotate in r!mpIn IsnKuhgu
.y,nt t,,,w ,,,,,t--" farming "-yard.,n lue
WHY "I'" ,',."' "", ~, ,,.vo n c,itI ,ul {, Vi
marriage inea" soi "r'' r''' ,.'' "'', WV
rl,at jnstie1 III using tho cshfcH+t"n. Tie
".'. ..,aG n Tnn Iu,nvs,: em.pnte froa, Younr
i'~' ,,aa..,o-. ,,,,o hov. Io..- ,,',,,.,,'
| tlon of married life than n'E I'D"
Of fltIosoJly. The truth ts they lou't
wisl, to know, or, rnshnr, shuY have M.
lilo mora, COURAGE tn marry IN a small ta1ary,
~ ~ t..''S.., '',, :, ,,,,.';. r. ...
"i'o y" ~" tA'o''' "1|H '"''.'p'ta ''uu' aou"s
| 'HsHes, whoAo a'oxpctiehc3 VI thu sIc'Hsit'iats
OF lifo aro readily nosorvcd Wo kco exceptions.
aurl, as trrthfu, anil nnarhrta,lo a,fnrv," anil
n"s,' as '"' .n, ,n1. ",u "sD r.. " u"
iii, ~ ,,,,,,,,r.a,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,n 1r, ra,o,,a
.n"5 -, ~ ~. =, ann s.h ns" o "1 ",
| Ti,ooo OF s4'loo sear 10 say tles cahhos hhurd
lu got n'aTried; caHnot oven tat l'ttla lh',t'cy
ahca!l. Worry gonh reason you caino:: yon iis"
| htslo too "Iast :; ~ flct, bts"sd your ucht'.
| fow lcHs visits 10 tho h1pll-priccI Theatres
lew leaa "social Eatncb of t4r1s fnr
drinks or . nckoi.lu"t IT, 1l'ann II INTEREST,"
ing discard b;''tardt a''h Eatt!cttarly cndrayor
| to keep from tAteo 'poradlea. tpraas,' in cael.
one of wlnc! yuu ftluandor moro that would
Reor yourself a'h "flo-wfro you married -n!'e
month. ~ colra9 tnofo nto 1Sceptsnhs; nut tue
above il true of !!1itdfo1s Of eslnatlo yot1Is
men y ons csty. Now. Il those u"snatt'el yoa"g
mon fud 1t 90 hard to Eet nlong M lo1lo or 80
work for s6'ao or sso0 ycar i've, Of. ralhur, OK
tst Irlio, thoV must ioroso many enjoymenia.
Theatres, earringe-slies, 0alln, ctc.,-bnt elioS
cat, easily nahaKe 10 I've comfortably mud imp
uilY. pEOriuDg they do not desire TO CtpD with
, 1875-09-13

L,QR RALE~GD 10 MI. II LI[AMisKR Of tHDu
z for Hfce henstt ant tos m eatT psJn~n's. IN
the beautiful suburb Vt bnrfan Park. heheol taees
t}Efb, r. ULA1sKE, Axtnt
, 1875-09-13
DIVORCES.

EIVOEUEs-LEOAl.LY OnrAlSEl'. NOT FRAUD.
H ulsutIY Eus 4ftsr 1eutS0 Isn Eo4t4 pfAottes Il
IL aaarts II OhIoauu Addrps4 ro4t Uaes aix ilJt.
, 1875-09-13

Suburban.
RIO RENT.-1E EHfGHLkHDFA FARK-A f;D7D HOUSE
And batn lInlsc H.. !! ,'ots, bot and cold water;
etdsr cusnplse, aud hsnt,oneH Furnished large yafd.
will beautiful Aarubtcry. HilI TO ttutrt grH1 'nnut
IT, shy ur longer. Apply to u. l.. GASFIRlI'. s. L.
sA!sn.at.
RIO REST-nEStRAELE DWELLING IN RAvI.NS-
TaeA; - tux month. NuiEitr H4EENs &st Mkai-
, 1875-09-13

GESrS WANYHulTHH uksrURY OF lNDE.
II psndcuoo, Hook axcuts n eo'of tlae teFoss NY
Appy totua sud territory bstuU u too tAto j. Il.
h1|n.Ef i CO.. udizn AI4,liA.
, 1875-09-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE WANTED. -
se.a ncc ~ sol, ~ m MIR sL. fa1 C..h fs III.
drtAs A to, Ir.bHne nt.re. -
, 1875-09-13
PARTNERS WANTED.


1ANrNkH WAkTED-WIrll x1toI CASH. g J.
l. Aett ektah1IAhed Misunderstanding butt1ebs, tu'1'e y
pr ecnti :uAahaes3 III iA s,t funuinx us9s! 't NJ"
pie. Address ) U II, E1rts!oE htIs " " "s ass!-
tn2t1pat
lYAKTShis WANrED-A GOOD BUS1sLs., NAN
Win capital ot hN anl npwatds IT, tas ~ ~ !, T.
In pleasant AID s1TJ profitable kusnssaI luH"p
oI11 ptrsns In earnest call At III EasI 2!ad'"u'at
1tlIu 3
, 1875-09-13

CtTUATt0F WASTED-AS JANITpN OR WATCH
. man hy competent man; best Of raforonoes. Ad-
dtrss n u, Tribau0 utieo.
god penmha he. 10 English and GernAu with bust of
d steady hsht+ In sune wholassts tusness porter.
men: viii work fur moderate wages. Please addEsis W
r. n fpGtans.1
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-02
The Emblem alto Eagle.

The Etruscans were the first who
adopted the eagle as the symbol of royal
power, and bore its image as u standard
at the head of their armies. From the
time OF Marius IL was the principal em
blem OF the Roman Republic, and the
only standard Of the legiOns. 1t. was
represented with outspread wings, and
was usually OF silver, till the time OF
Hadrian, who made IL Of gold. The
eagle was In use among
the Byzantine Emperors, to Indicate, 1T
is said, their claim to the Empire both OF
the East and the West; it was adopted
IN the Fourteenth Century by the Ger
man Enperors, and afterwards appeared
on the arms OF Russia. The arms OF
Prussia are distinguished by the black
eagle, and those OF Poland bore the
white. The white.headed eagle is the
emblematic device of the United States
Ut America, is the badge OF the order OF
Cincinnati, and is figured on coins
Nap0,eon adopted the eagle for the en-
Diem Of imperial France; 1t, was not
however. represented in heraldic style
but in its natural form, with the thunder
bolts Of Jupiter. II was disused under
the ,Bourbons, but was restored by 9
decree OF Louis Napoleon, January ]
lS02.--Appleton's Cyclopedia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-02

Up to 1799, letters, packets OF letters,
and newspapers constituted the only
maIlable matter in this country. In
1799, it was provided that pamptleta
and magazines might be transported in
The mails, when convenient. In 1645,
mailable matter was defined to include
Letters, newspapers and periodicals, but
ito exclude bound books. Tne regula.
lions Of tue department. Tor 1852 included
bound books not weighing over thirty.
two ounces. The act OF 1861 extended
mailabie matter to maps, engrayings,
ETC., seeds aud cuttings. not weighing
more than eight ounces, and extended
the weight OF books to four pounds. In
1863 mailable matter was divided into
three classes, vlz.: letters, regular print
ed matter, and miscellaneous matter, IN.
cluding a large variety OF articles. In
1871 it was exacted that this miscella.
neous matter should embrace all articles
within tile prescribed weight, which
were not liable to iDjure the mailbag, or
the person OF an empioye OF the depart-
ment, and in 1874, the weight OF all mat
ter of this class was prescribed not to
exceed four pounds. Newspapers were
carried originally tree, land the principle
OF carrying them at very low rate mas
never been departed from. In 1888. tue
printed matter constituted z5 per cent.
Of the whole mail, and paid only Il pei
cent. OF the gross revenue.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-02

This disease has appeared in few
places in the state among the cattle, and
in parts of this county is proving quite
FATAL. Symptoms are Inflammation OF
the mouth, swelling OF the head and face,
discharge Of bloody saliva, and high
fever marks the first stages. Ulcers
soon appear under and on the sides OF
the tongue. Then the throat and neck
swell and il the disease is not checked
gangrene ensues and the animal dies.
The disease is said to yield readily to
early and proper treatment. The follow
ing has proven very successful. The
animal should be bled from the neck
vein. Give castor oil. one pint, to be re-
peated in ten hours ii it should not Op-
crate, then use the following:
Powdered burnt alum, 4 ounces: chic
ride or lime, 2 ounces; corn-meal, 2
quarts. MIX, ana with this powder swab
Lne mouth frequently.
The disease is both epidemic and in
fectious, and the affected animals should
he kept away from the other cattle.--In-
diana Farmer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-02
The Wealth of the United Kingdom.

A return has been presented to Par.
lament showing the increase in the well
fare Of the United Kingdom since 1914:
In. England the annual value had risen
TO kl75, ,2O8, 900 or S12i, 713, ,080. more than
In 1914; this is an increase Of 285 per
cent. In tifty-nine years-say two gener-
ations. In Scotland the gross annual
value Of real property in 1874 was co.
648, 600; in 1873 it had become 428, ,06S, 600,
or more by Ei8, ,425, 900; this is a larger
population than that obtained in En-
gland, being 247 per cent. increase. OF
che official value of real property and of
trade and professional profits in Ireland
we have no knowledge anterior to 1854,
when Schedule A was stated to be Sl1,-
802, 900, which rose to be f14,647, 600 in
1873, showing an increase in nineteen
years OF 81, 755, 600 or twenty-three per
cent. Turning 70 the gross annual in
come from trades and professions, the
English figures stand thus: &34, 28S, 600
in 1914, and E17O, ,6S5, 900 in 1878, discfos-
ing an increase in profits In the per1od
OF e f136, ,397, 900, or 898 per cent. Thus the
mere rate Of increase in profits has
been greater thap in the annual value OF
real property, though In absolute amount
the latter In 1873 exceeded the former
by nearly 45,000,000 In Scotland prof.
its in 1914 were &2,VLooO, and In 1879
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Lady Caroline Lamb ana LORD Byron.

Lady Caroline Lamb never saw. bu,
from friends Of mine who were welI az.
quainted with her have heard mani.
lUid instances OF her extraordinary char.
acter and conduct. 4 remember nv
friend Mr.. Harness telling me tnat, dane.
ing with him one night at great ball,
she had suddenly amazed him by the
challenge: "Gueth how many pafrth oil
OF tnockingth have on" (Her ladyship
lisped, and her particular graciousness
to Mr.. Harness was the result of Lord
Byron's scnool Intimacy with and regard
for him. Finding her partner quite un.
equal to the piece OF divination proposed
to him, she put forth u very pretty little
foot, from which she lifted the petticoat
ankle high, lisping OUT, .sThlxth."
1 belleye it was on she occasion of that
same ball tnat she asked Lord Byron to
wailz with her, when, probably irritated
by her impertinent disregard OF the in.
trinity which Was always 90 bitter a
mortiticatioh to him, he not only refused,
saJing: You know 1 can not,1 buL add.
ed, "and you or any other woman ought
not" Has poetical vituperation OF Ine
dance, then nrst coming into vogue, will
be reinenbered,) Upon this rebuff the
lady went to dressing-room, and throw
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An Englishman's View Of the Situation.

The London Times has letter from
Madrid, giving the following interesting
news from Spain:
The new Ministry belong 10 what is
called the Ungon- of the Liberal party,
formed by o. Donnen from The best ele.
ments of the then Conservative party
and Liberal party. They come into the
Cabinet with clean hands and a reputa.
ton Tor talent and integrity. The Cor.
respondent ascrtbes the caange in the
Ministry not on y to dissensions ON the
question OF suffrage, but to the distribu-
lion of some nightly lucrative posts in
Cuba and The Philippine Islands, which
were sought by ali parties, not only with
avidity but acrimony and personal
coarseness. The Moderado party, furi.
Gus at their defeat, have been very bit.
ter in the expression OF their opinion
since being ousted. Their behavior will
have the effect to disgust both the King
and the country with their prejudice and
want of liberality. The tide Of feeling is
setting in the right direction, and all
things point to a union OF the Liberal
party as the one most likely to form a
wise and just Administration. Senior
CASTELAR, of late has moderated many of
his advanced ideas. and in all probabili.
ty his adherents, if not himself, will Of
fer themselves for seats in the Spanish
C0rtes, and become powerful supporters
OF the Liberal Monarchy. The majority
of the officers OF the army support the
present regime, and desire to put an end
to the war. AS to the state of feeling in
the province, it is SIMPLY one Of utter
weariness and Indifference. There is
very little national, though plenty Of
provincial, feeling left In the country.
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ing open window rushed out upon the
balcony, and exclaiming In the words OF
st. Preux under the rocks OF La Meiller-
ale, "La roche est escarpee! Peau est
profondew prepared to precipitate her.
self, not into the blue waters OF Lake
Leman, but on to the hard-hearted pave
ment OF q London street, which travesty
of Rousseau's tragedy. being timely
averLed by a friendly and firm clutch at
her ladyship's skirts behind, she desired
to have y glass Of water, which being
brought to her, she set her teeth In the
glass and broke 1t, and proceeded to cut
ner throat with the jagged edge; but this
being also interfered with, as injudIeious,
she was ffnally persuaded to postpone
her despair to more convenient season,
and 20 nome to bed. have heard an
other version Of the above attempted
suicide, which made pair Of scissors
snatched from the dressing-table and
about TO be plunged into her bosom the
remedy OF the lady tor her outraged feel
ings. She might have equally illustrat-
ed her sell-murder by French quota
ton from .Soribe's funny little piece OF
lies premieres Amours: :" ""L'arme fatale
etait deja levee sur son seinl c'etait une
paire de ciseaux."-From Mrs. Kemble's
Old Woman Gossip, In October Atlantic,