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Mr. Bolink's Amateur Fire Brigade

Mr. Bnluh owns and runs a cooper shop
nrar I'll" House oi Correction, aud a, be.
keeps dozen men at work he is bound to
have hi ii - rIu on system" The other
dAy hr was reading Il newspaper article in
regard 70 tile prevention OF conia.atlou,.
The article advised all EMPLOYERS to Law ont
4 regular programme OF what should be
done when q lire vas discovered In the
shop, ana drill his hands until they under
stood il. Tie bought hty feet oi hose for
the bru>t"rA. detailed man 10 use il In
c.t-r nt lire. ami the instructed each other
man and boy Just What they should do when
an alarm wa, given. Onc va, 70 roll out
barralS. another to save tools, another TO
throw stayes through window, and each
one knew exactly what 10 Jump for
llil~ vas all night. aud Nr KoIiuk had
good mind 70 cancel hi, Insurance policies
aud depend on ii, local ne brigade Be
iorr taking this step. however. Il occurred
10 hn to give ms Programme a trial. He
had little curiosity to see II hi, employee.
would ,pring 10 their posts according to in
-truction,, and h studied out a plan one
morning he passed up stairs. kicked 4 d. .le
Of >havlngs together on an old piece of
Zine. touched i match TO them, aud next
minute ran down stair, crying out:
The shop j., on fire, Fire lire fire.,
ll' III III " nv y a. " Use Lllr Ilb>t' ErlD-
bed il up. threw it ont OF the window, and
jumped after ii, shouting tire ;" until he
Wa heard I, rec block, oil The man who
wa, 70 save The tools threw an adz aud hit
Mr. Il link ia the back. aud then hit him
a.. ain with i draw-shave.
~ Mr. BplIuk was paw inL around on the
moor the man who MAS To save the ready
made work rolled live pork barrels over
hiuI, Kicked IN The heads OF three more and
then dug ont through the back door. one
man saved a piece OF board six feet long
another t"oA up n stave and broke two
window, before tie ned, while third
threw a hammer At the CLOCK, uttered a
wi.d shrek. and Kick Il open the side door
III tw" inmates the shop WAS clear Of
every one but Mr.. Bolink and h.. wa
crawling out irom amoung the barrels
when steamer No. came .alloping down
The smoke vas rouing up through the
roof thc boys yelling lire aud the fire
mru were determined To save that cooper
shop or perish Ia the attempt Mr. BoinA
heard them calling to git them hose a
round hyar. aud to play her up to eighty
I'VE" and he .ot y the door ani shouted.
Hold on. gentlemen. there i DO /.
here
Git out'n the Nay I" cried the pipcn:A,
"here'~ Yer mineral water"
It only Joke, gentlemen; there is
no Mr. Bplnk wa, shouting, when the
stream OF water lifted him over the barrels
out of the back door, where he >at down
on broken shave.hor,e until his cooper
shop had been filled with water, ana the
shaSings had burned cut. Durin, the AT
ter noon his whole force were engaged in
emptying barrels, wringng out draw
shaves, hanging broad-axes up TO dry, and
otherwise getting the shop on u working
basis Detroit Free Press.
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An honest old farmer from the country
gave hl> recollecrions OF the dry spell a.
follows 1T was 80 dry that we couldn't
spare water TO put in our whisky. The
grass was 80 dry that every time the wind
blew il flew around like so lmuch ashes.
There wasn't tear she'd at funeral tor a
month. The sun dried up all the cattle,
and burnt of the hair till they looked like
Mexican dogs, and the sheep looked like
poodle puppies, they shrank up so. We
had to soak all our hogs to make EN- hold
swill, aud If any cattle were killed in the
morning they'd be dried beef at dark. The
woods Tried up so that the farmers chop
ped seasoned timber all through August
and there amt match through all the
country-in fact no wedding since the wild.
ow Glenn married OLD Baker three month $
ago. What few grasshoppers are left are
all skin and legs, and didn't hear a tea.
kettle sing Tor six weeks. We eat potatoes
baked, they being all .ready and we couldn't
spare water to boil EN-. All the red head
ed girls were afraid to stir out of the house
in daylight, and | tell you'll was afraid the
devil had moved out of his old home nd
settled down with Us for fife Why. VT
had to haul water all summer TO keeI
the ferry running, aud-say, its getting
dry-lets take suthin'. '."-Louisville Com
IneTcial.
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4 nooL for ENer,lOdy.

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planned about tradesmrn op-uiny u.,
shops in opposition TO the old ones: de-
clared that he had been mad, quite slck b,
some bad butt.r h,. had seen mar d.y and
hoped. when the inspector OF weight, and
measures yisIed the u.lyIiborhood TINT h,.
would look after some II iophe.per, in par
ticular. for le Mr.. Grote. had watched one
fellow tamperiny With hi. weight, and
scales all day
know h,. meant me for | certaiul, had
anu ,ed myself in the intervals OF serving
nv customers by polishiuv up my scale,
and weights. and a. saw by their looks
that the company knew that the wretch in-
tended me. had no help tor it but 10 re-
ply.
Sir" said |. in the most conciliatory
manner possible. II am exceedingly sor-
| ~ that should have unwittingIv offended
Won. a. il aDp.ars / have done. Int I cam
not fail 10 see that your observations are
very evidently intended for me-
III the cap fits, YOU may wear il. grim
ned the brute II shan't mention names
10 give any one the opportunity of getting
the law on me: | ain't so green. ="
The cap doesn't fit." | replied. for |
beg to saw that nv butter is excellent. my
scales lust. and that all your accusations
are entirely false"
Win bo,,I of r,go ~. lr,,,o s,,ra,,
| from his seat and dashed his ,,ine IN rn7,
| f,ce IucLiIv fyo of hi. cn,n,iadrio,' .i';
! ed him "a thst "a. ali. +, rlf,Ia ,,,. -
can. ,ron, ,ha ronr, b., al I1I
! hear him vocifer,fin,r ..ca,nc o,, nI
| coward-Ier me go-voh, yon am =. "a
| so on. until had lef, Tho hons
From tba, ,no,n..,, ,n, Ia. ,,... ,.,,t ,,
misery That horr;b wra,th y.n,I1 I,' rn, ~,
me alone he tra,el M. mnrning nonn a,,d
I '-''N
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MANHOOD, WOMANHo0D &
NERVOUS DISEASES.
4 Book for Every Man,

new edition oI the celebrated meiieA
work entitled MISREPRESENTATION treats
upon MANHOOD, how Lost, how regAinei. and
how perpe- uaJel, cause and cure OF EXHAUSTED
VITALITY, IMPorEScr, Premature Decline in
Man. sperm,torrhna, or seminal Losses (noctur-
nal and diurnaD, Nervous and Physical Debility.
Hypochondria, GLOOMY Forebodings, Mental De
preston Loss Of Energy, Hagssrd Counte-
nance, Confusion Of Mind and Loss Of Memory,
Impure state Of Blood and all diseases arising
fron the KgRoRs oF Youth, or the indiscretions
or eNres>es OF mature years.
II l., indeed. book Tor every man. Young and
milAle.aged men IN particular. so pages. bound
Il beautiful French cloth, illustrated. price only
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ShoYeling saoW.

"Alas. the labor, u .hp,c q ana spade
On al ihe railroal- that ever wtrr made
n never begin with the toiisomr We
or m4scie Wasted IN shotelIug SNOW:
Al suuggl lc Tor iiumph that never j. won
hat dos II com 10 when all {, dAucp
For alter the iul.rr h. bli.:,rci hl, palms
strained hi. .hoIldcr.. Aul lAm.d hi. a.In..
lie hAs G cared = d iuh .tc toll and p.tu.
\ pace To- ihr snow 10 Il again.
lhrvc undertaking, b meath I'll .lu
Are lever Abandoned aud nes T DON
The>e ihrue a. many would lax. 10 know
Are hou>ewOrk, Kissing Aad $40, ling snow
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The DOME OF ST. PETERs.-It is an
nounced that Pious TX dsires to ornament
the exterior of the dome of St. Peters
with twelve colossal statutes of the Apos-
ties, conformably to the supposed inten-
ton of Buonarroti for the finished struct-
ure which he did not live to see. The
Pope proposes to give the commission for
these statues to twelve Roman sculptOrs
settled in the city before the fatal 10Th OF
September. 1870. and who have not in any
way submitted to. or made common cause
with, the new authorities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-04-01

INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPERS. - Says
Daniel Webster: Small is the sum that is
required to patronize a newspaper, and
amply rewarded is its patron, l care not
how humble and unpretending the gazette
which he takes. 1t il next to impossible TO
iil sheet with printed matter without
putting into it something that is werth the
subscription price. Every parent, whose
son is away from home or at school, should
supply him with newspaper l well re-
member what a marked difference there
was between those ofmy school-mates who
had. and those who had not. access to
newspapers. Other things being equal,
the first were always decidedly superior to
the last in debate, composition, and gener-
al Intelligence.
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When ali the World is Young

isN CHARLES kfNs>itN.
When all tie word sAoDlG.. ..i.t.
And 81 The tr,c, lrf green.
And every gup>S ,Nau al.
Ard c'erI la. queen.
Then hey fpr l-,ut lui bore, "a.
And round ihc world aAayt
You : bio u mu { have. O., eour>r. I.f.
And ever! dog hi, day.
when AT the wor 3 i.oii. lab.
And ail the tree, are brown.
And ihs .po.- are stale. lad.
And all the Sh,r run down
Creep aotue, AMI take Ypur p.are therc.
! h. spcnt ami INA m 4 among.
Cd < an' u lind une face lh .,.
fpu loved when al wa. Young.
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No DOUBT ABOUT 1.-THE Albany
Evening Journal says Astronomer Bart
lett, of Battle Creek, Michigan. remarks
that 100000 years ago the stars which
now form the big dipper. were arranged
in the form OF large cross" In this, adds
the editor OF the Louisville Cour,er-J Journal
Astronomer Bartlett is correct. We dis
tinctly remember that he called the atten-
OF Col. Susan b. Anthony and ourselves to
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Entitled. SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN
AND HER DISEASES. or Woman treated OF
Physiologlcally and PAthologically in health and
disease from Infancy to Old Age, $50 pages bound
beautiful French cloth. With the very hest
prescriptions for prevailing diseases. Price
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could only wrint my hand. and ex-I,,,,n
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mo hy mistake"
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or thing. .xp... Ia mas. n nan NH
nrunury over ia, next t.,cr. and when |
htv, ,l,u, that 1 Mil .h,wu,. d.,l,r4 tb A.
TIN, wh,.- id h,> been a nli,tah. either
u,y fh. .lnpD ar huy 49,. bny.,. ,,n
w..l Tee rr.r.,.rd. aud can bring a1 ac;Inn
tor damage, tor false imprisonment"
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po... Auu should mot Aiu thl. n,a,, r"
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It. Ii'sa~ ,,ic d, tiir paus."
~, hut .n.Y,. \,ri.r.I.cL.n
ON. harhcr Naud.,,i,,A.u, tell vou |
must win: besides. should Itiu. h,it.ny-
,r To- France: then YOU proyc ,olr rI,iiti-
ty.thcy mu>l release. ,au. and there ysu
49,.
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prt.,..~
..Ns. ucrc>.ar.ly: won mus, Keen c,o-r.
and tl.u pcrlap, tl.y mly To-, aa.i ,ou !
WiI .j,- yeu letter g, ms ftruI. q -
ktbt-,nu are >HT, ID iiu.l hIu. Al ia, .Et.
aud indie Hc.t,tll tan Won u1lt 4,
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f! Cheap !

Hsving bought IRON \. I. Cameron his stock OF
Grocqres, am prepared to sell all kinds OF
goods generally found in grocery store, at
very low 6gure.
It'll IS Nj. STEWART
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- York for Book l9sth edition. containing lists
of 1000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost
of advertising Iyr7
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Facts Worth Remembering.

One thousand shingles laid four inches
to the weather vii! cover one hundred
square feet of surface. and five pound,
OI >himglc nails " i'll i;lstcn them on.
Onc-tilth muie siding and flooring i,
needed than the number oi square feet
OF surface to be- covered, because of the
lap in The siding and matching OF the
floor.
q Ic thousand laths will cover seventy
vari- ct surface. and eleven pounds ot
lnth nails will nail them on.
Eight bushels OF good lime, sixteen OF
sand, and one bushel OF hair will make
enough good mortar to plaster one hun,
drcd square yards.
\ cord of stone, three bushels OF lime.
and cubic yard OF sand VIII lay one
hundred cubic feet OF wall,
Five courses oil brick will Law one foot
in height on chimney, six bricks in
course will make a tlue four inches wide
and twelve inches long. and eight bricks
in a course Will make u tlue eight inches
wide and sixteen long.
\ BRAVE LITTLE WoMAN-Thc
young woman in Liverpool who con-
ccalcd her sex and drove u cab for ten
years without so much a awakening
the suspicion of her associates has found
I a clever, though less fortunate, imitator
in Paris. Some months ago the driver
OF "A cab died suddenly and was replaced d
I few daSs later by quiet, delicate
/ looking contrere, who was rather re-
markable for his singular unsociable
and silent manners. The other coachmcn
] dubbed him Little Louis and uoub.
! led their heads very little about him,
! though in spite of his silence and unso-
/ ciabilitv, he was ALWAYS obigiug, and
ready to render service to any one. The
other day poor Louis was missing from
his stand. He had fallen sick, and had
been taken to the hospital, where it was
speedy discovered that the quiet little
coachmau was in reality woman.
1t appears that she was the wife OF the
coachrnan who had died suddenly. Be-
ing left with an infant few months old ,
she had formed the desperate resolve of
tating her dead husbands place and
thus supporting her self and her child.
So she put her infant out to nurse, dom
ned male attire, and for some moths en-
dnre all the hardships and exposures of
a cab drivers life. AT the end of that
time her child fell sick and died, and
then the poor mo,her broke down, too
and became seriously i'll. A few days
OF fever and delirium in the hospital and
then the end came, aud the poor Great
ure's tolls and sorrows were endei. A
strange. sad little romance was this out
of the many that studied the annals OF
the poor of Paris.
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SAILED.
Bark virgen de MouserratCsp), Barcelona; sehr Pc
Vereno Montevideo.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER HARLEM of the Morrisanla line Of steamers
when passing 9rcgh Hell Gate az 81 r s' IN INST ts
schr Fred Tyler, hawkins from Norwich for trenton.
amaS rTe ne part Of on The shr 6ad her maInmas
broke short of the deck After clearing ner away the
the Harlem hailed the schooner but they paid
no attention to It, aud only BY me good o.
vented the Harlem had large numbsr OF passengers
on board.
SHIP CRITERION Lul. at San Francisco July 20 from
New York repors:-was 20 days from lat 30 to lat -
mSs s OF tine tune With Of 9ee SS fI oTn ro blew Heavily
from 10 SW for II days so That we could only make
Atlantic TO lat 81 in Pacific, with the weather
the captain ever experienced 70 make q passage IN;
trades; June l. lat 40 s. Ion 81 40 W, Luis Ander
son died of consumption
SNIP NEREUs Brl Kemp, at Francisco July rs from
Liverpool, had terrific squall from WNW en- April ~
which blew away mainsai oretopgallantssil ana
mafntopgallant staysai had nothing but gales to % 3
BARK LIBERTY williams which cleared at Quebec on
June tor Dundee, with timber cargo, ana subse-
and obliged TO put into ST Margarers Bay rals OF Belle
Isle where she was condemned ana sold win the cargo
arrived ut Quebec July % III tow. waterlo2ged
BRIG AcADIAN (Br, Terrio from New York tor Ant
werp which put into Providence 10th ut in Distress
port sunday and 10 sail on Monday for her port oil
DESTINATION
sc, tor Aaihus tDenmark with phosphates got ashore
on the stone breakwaer ana was taken on by steam tugs
injured
BRIG ICELAND Hicks; from New YORK for gloucester
T. put into liverpool Ms, July 81 with pumps choked'
she Will have to discharge.
scHR MAarHA T PIKE johnson. from Newburyport, at
Port liawkesbury. carried away ioremast IN passage
Sem BLACK WARRIOR, from Gouldsboro, with lumber,
for Boston went ashore on the Lond3ner cape Ann at
overheard the got of at ii O'Clock with
very little damage.
scHn ApEL1NE owNsESD at Georgetown, DC, July 81
compelled 10 put into Norfolk Tor repairs having lost
her mansall, mainboom, anchor and cham in storm
OF Cape Henry.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 2, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Claribel Br, Williams, Port au Prince. &c
PIN, Forwo ud Co
steamer Ann LIMA, Richards. Philadelpna-James
Hama.
steamer Eleanora Johnson Portand-J Ames
SHIP shelDurne OBJ, Murphy Antwerp-Brett Son
Co.
Bark II L Routn. Martin London-Thos Dunhams
Nephew.
BARK Umgeni (Br), scorgie, London-Geo Buley
Co.
Bark Edward, Hichborn stetin-Carver & Barnes
Brig bel Grata (Br), Morehouse, Liverpoo-L Brig
ham.
Brig Lie Houghton Rose. stettin- Miller Hough-
ton.
Brig Callao Leeman Amsterdam-Brett, Son co.
Brig OnalaskG, Hart, Trlese-Parsons a Loud.
Brig Elizabeth. Stubs MontevdeO and Buenos Ayres-
Corner Bros 4 Co.
Brig Ranger (Brl, lie Grand Paspebive, Canada, via
Turks Island-Geo + Bulley Co.
+ q RUSSELL RANKIN, ST Johns (Anhgua)-B
Weinberg.
chr sarah Douglas (BrJ Bethel, Governors Har-
bor-Jas Douglas q Co.
schr Esther (Br), Maloney, st Andrews, NB-Heney
Parker.
schr Laura Webb. Johnson Portland. Mob wen-
berg
schr Artist Forester, somerset-Ferguson Wood.
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R9- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHL-The NEW
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal TOR board the HERALD steam yacht show.
ing while burning the coors green red. changing
the other succession ana can be seen sew
Cra miles distant Captains OF vessels seeing this
signal will oblge by preparing anv marine news
they may have Tor the ship News Department OF the
HERALD.
CO Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels
arriving New York do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht, pier No / East
River, New York Letters received from all parts OF the
world promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
iirad
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sehr Il pewltt. pewitt GardIner for Sew YORK WIEN

sehr II Dewitt Dewitt Gardiner for New York. with
ice
schr Merwin, Bunce. Providence for New York.
Schr A Bacon Crosby, Boston ror New YORK,
chr Terrell TYLER, Providence tor New YORK.
Scnr Bnsnman, Alien. Somerset Tor New YORK.
Schr Miranda Pond, Providence tor New YORK
Schr Onward. 1orham. Nantucket tor New lorf.
sehr highland. Lynch, Providence for New YORK;
Schr Gavin, Adams Bangor tor New YORK. Win lum-
Der 10 order.
schr } n Counce, Toroner, Boston for New YORK
Schr III kcmsen, Allen. bridgeport Tor new YORK
Schr kiker Rker. New London Tor New fors.
schr Isaac Sherwood Masee, Providence lor Ne"
York.
Schr VIM A Crocker Hatch, Taunton tor New YORK.
Schr Bertha. ConOver, Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr Hero, Ferris. Fall River New YORK.
Schr Charlie WOolsey. Elis Boston for New YORK
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanora. Johnson New YORK for Portland
Schr shepard, Leggett Baltimore Tor New haven
Schr Heaton, fhinney, RondOut Tor Boston.
Schr Boston Nickcrson Rondout Tor Boston.
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scribe, the arrivals and departures from European
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Ship Underwater (Br. Isbister, from Liverpool July
2 Tor Quebec, no cate, &c.
snip Lord Lyndhurst (Br), from Calcutta for New
York, 65 days, June IL (by arrival at Table Bayh
Ship Annie Hyden probably Annie Fish, from Ran
goon Falmouth June (by the st Brycedae ut Agoa
Bay).
Bark Dagmar (Nor, Olsen, from Havre Tor Baltimore.
July IA off the Lizard.
Bark Daniel Draper from Calcutta for Boston, June
lat IS a 5. lou 43 30 +.
Bark Germania Ger, Culver, from Hamburg June 20.
for Philadelphia no date. &C.
An American bark. showing signal letters JACK,
steering south, June IA, lat 8 n, Ion 23 W.