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The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
,E1WEIyNP.H1FiLLIAy is

n those who taking these medicines FOR
of Chrono Scrofulous Syphitic diseases, however
allow may be the feel better and md their gen
eral health improving their flesh and weight incrsas
keeping Its own, It IL sign that the cure IL
progressing In these diseases the patient either gets
better worss-the virus of the disease not inactive
II arrested and driven from the blood u Will spread
and continue TO undermine the constitution. As soon
as the SARSAPARILLIAN makes the patient
crease In health, strength and flesh;
The great power of this remedy is in diseases that
threaten death-ss In Consumption of the Lungs and
Tuberculous Phthss, Scrofula, Syphiloid Diseases.
Wasting Degeneration and liberation Of the Kidneys,
DinbetSr StappaSe of Water instantaneous relief af
forded where csteer have 10 be used thus Doing away
with the painful operation Of using these instrumental
dissoying stone In the bladder and in all cases of In
nAmnation of the Bladder and Kidneys, In Chronic
cases of Leuoorrhea and Uterine diseases.
In turnors nodes hard lumps and syphilod ulcers n
The lungs in gout dyspepsia, rheumatism, riokes
In mercuris deposs-t Is In these terrible form. OF
disease where the human body has become complete
wreck and where every hour of erstence Ia torture
Wherein this great remedy challenges the astonshment
and admiatio Of the sick II IL in such where
all the pleasures Of existence appear cut on from the
unfortunate and by its wonderful alnost supernatural
scency. II restores the hopeless TO life and
where this great remedy stands alone In It's
might and power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every one is more or
lese troubled with, few doses will In cases. and
few bottles In tho aggravated forms work per.
msnent cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should purchase
a package containing one dozen bottles Price SO
per do5an 81 per half dozen bottles 81 per bot
ue Sold by druggists.
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RhLDNESS.

CHICAGO. May n, 1871.
Since the recent use Of your " Cocaine" my pre-
yiously bald head has been covered by lusuriant
growth Of hair had always esteemed your prepa-
ration as a dressing knowing many persons who re-
garded it very highly such but never before knew
Az" I G. LEWIS
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The Wonders ofModern Chemistry.
SarSaparilIan and Its Associates.
Changes Ms Seen and Felt as They Daily
Occur after Using a Few Doses Of
DIR. Railways
SarsapariIIian
ResoIvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

l. Good Spirits disappearance OF weakness languo<,
melancholy Increase and hardness OF hesh and mus
strength increases. appetite improves relish for
food no eructations watertrash, good d
gsston. calm and undsturbed Sleep awaken fresh and
vigorous -
Disappearance Of spots biotehes pmples the skir
looks clear and healthy the urine changed from Its tu
bid and cloudy appearance 10 q clear sherry or anh
color water passes freely from the bladder through
ursthra without pain scading little or no sodimen.
no pain weakness.
l. Marked dminution Of quantity and frequency Of
Involuntary weakening discharges f afflicted that way
with certainty Of permanent cure. Increased strength
exhibited In the secreng glands and functional har
mony restored to the seyeral organs.
yellow tinse on the white Of the eyes, and the
thy saffron appearance Of the skin changed 10 clear
lively and healthy color.
6 Those suffering from weak or ulcernted lungs
freely tough phlegm mucous from the lung. air
cells, bronchi windpipe, throat or head diminishing
of the frequency OF cough general increase of strength
,sTonssos, ths sys. sespase sn %, nfn' & - ssss s
shouldsrs, etc cessation OF cold arr nni,s nn 90
...s..esV h-a bvatiIi> end paroAysms OF cough on
ing symptoms gradually and surely disspbeai .
!. As day after day the SARsAPAHiLLlANh h
taken, signs of returning health VIII appear az the
blood improves In strength and purity disease will di
tunors cancers hard umps ETC. be resolved away and
tho unsound made sound and healthy; ulcers, fever
sores. sypc sores, chronic skin diseases gradually
disappear.
q Ia cases where the system has been saliyAted and
Ners wy, Quicksilver Corrosive Snblhnate (the prnc
pal constituent In the advertised SarsAparss associa
ed In with I'd Of PotAssa have accumulat
ed and become deposted In the bones, joints, etc
sonturtions white swelhngs yarcose veins, etc. the
sAKsAPARILLIAN will resolve sway these do
po.s and eIteninae the virus OF the disease fro ths
system
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nnUUrNl HABIT CURED AT HOMt No
IvUlu H publicity. Time short. 1ertns mod
crate. 600 testimonials. 9th ytn
W Of unparalleled success. Describe
ase. Address DR.. y, h. MARSH, Quincy Mich
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF

INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS,
,,,,,. . CONGESTION OF TIE LUNGS,
PALfITATi0N OF TIiTs HEA4T,
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DIPHTHERIA,
CATARRH, INFLUENZA,
HEADACHE, TooTHACHF, MuMPs,
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CHlLLS. AGUE CHILIS
The application Of the READY RELIEF to the
part parts where the pain or difoulty exists VIII
afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops IN half tumbler q water will In fey
moments, cure CRAMPS, SPASMS, SOUR STOM.
ACH. HEARTBuRN.. SICK HEADAlHE, DIAR
RHEA, DYSENTERY, COLO, WIND IN THE
BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS,
Trayelers should always carry bottle OF RAD
WAYS RELIEF with them. A few drops In water
will prevent sickness pains from change of water.
1T Is BETTER THAN FRENCH BRANDY OR
BITTERS AS STIMULANT.
Price so Cents. Sold by Druggists.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

CURE EOF SUFFERER FOR
FORTY YEARS. have been
sufferer for the last fortN years
with Chronic affection OF the
Liver, | tried the Regulator,
and after giving IL "A far TRAIL
have come 10 the ecouclusiunthnt
It's the very best remedy lhsys
ever used for the Liver. My
health Is now quite good .-E.A.
Wilson, Clarksviiie, Virginia.
mASUrAcTuREb ONLY bY
y. ". ZEgLIN a CO..
MACON, GA and PHILADELPHIA.
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LOSS OF HAIR.

BANGOR, March ], 1865.
Your "Coooaine" is the only dressing for the hair
used in my family for the last eight years. IL not
only stopped my wifes hair from coming out, but IN
creased It's growth. am also under obligations 10
thissame Cocaine for saving my own hair, which
was very fast coming out previous TO usIag this
valuable PREPARATION. j. 7, MIlNhELL.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
Burnett's CoCoaine,
Burnett's CoCoaine,
Burnett's Cocoaine.
nYlIuabIc fcIrtAy luF
DANDRUFF.

TuSTON, VNts Y's
have used less than bottle The dandruff and
the irritation which caused it, have entirely disap-
ffondition A. A. FULLER.
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The Centennial Year

BuRSrrr's CocoArsE. Sc Advertisement
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25
IRRITATION OF THE SCALP.

WArERvfLIE, ME- Sept. IS.
Ipurchased bottle only, for the purpose OF hair
dressing; but tony surprise has entirely removed
mended il to several Of my friends who were afflicted
in the same way. and it has wholly irradeated the
disease. JOSEPH HILL, JR.
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HAIR.DRESSlNG.

NFw YORK, Sept. "a.
For some time past have been using your Cooos-
inc, and think it far preferable TO anything ! have
ever used for the hair. FkANk LEoLlE.
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or SOof suarmtug.
i How either set may fsscnate and gain the love
and sfecton Of any person they choose, instaRtly.
This art all po--ess free, by nail q ceuts to-
gether with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle.
Dreams, Hints TO Ladies, &c. iDU,0vi sold A queer
book Address ]. Williams a Co. Pubs Philadelphia
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buuuusxs CoopAun. - - Iilal,sa
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Do Your(,wn Printing
s. &c s.s;:s.., : ssy Outfits from 81 UP
Gofdi,,0 4 Co. Manu-, Washington So Boston
COTTON! COTTON!

rTNHE earliest and most Prolific Cotton in tho
Il world. Makes from tive 10 three bales per acre,
four weeks earlier than any other cotton, send for
circulars. Address, W. H. McSARDFN.
Wtnona
The Osceola times., 1875-12-25

TAEDS.-5O white or tinted Bristol. 40 cts; 30
snowhakes Marble, Rep, or Damssk .35 cts, 80
Glass, 80 with your name beautifully pIlnted on
them and 90 samples ef yrs, agents prcelist etc,
sent hy return mall on receipt Of price Discount 10
Clubs. Best Of work. W. q. CANNON, 80 kneeland
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AASe, PER WEEK GUARANTEED to Agents.
V'TI Male and Female, in their own locality.
d Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Address Y.
q. NICKERY a Co, Augusta, Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-30

Cabinet officers agree IN saying that the
rush for office has never been greater within
their experience than at the present time.
The civil service rules having been AFRO
gated and the bars let down as it were, hun
dreds of persons are daily making applica-
tion for appointments, mos of them la boring
under the fallaciOus notion that they have
only TO knock at the doors OF the executive
departments aud be admitted az once and
never dreaming that their qualifications for
the positions they seek must be tested by an
examination. To such we commend the
perusal of a paragraph in yesterdays STAR,
which states that no person can BE- appointed
IN any of the departments until he is exam
ined and found qualified.
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There are signs, construed to be favora BILE.
for some adequate arrangement between the
canal authorities and the boatmen. The Do
sition held by the former has been so one
sided that il is impossible for reasonable
people anywhere to continue satisfied with
IT. The use. too, of public Office AMI public
sncome To crafty merely private piques
cannot be acquiesced in; and the fact that
this has been attempted on a very large scale
Is obvious To every eye The Baltimore SIN
Judiclo1sly calls upon President German To
forget the hand names he has been called by
some few, in his recollection of duty to the
many, and from this tone good results may
be justly augured. But, what is done should
be done quickly.
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Average Daily Circulation. 1923
The Ctti,rn-. Meeting Last Night.

The citizens meeting last night, for the
purpose OF taking action in regard 10 the tax
law recently passed by Congress. was nota-
bic demonstration, both In the numbers and
character of the assepblage, and I'm the
weight, unanimity and dignity of the pro-
ceeiings. Lincoln Hall was crowded with
ur best citizens; and while all the leading
business houses and business interests were
represented. there were present many in
tensely interested participants. aged OF feeble
persons and Others Of small means, who find
their petty incomes threatened by the work
ings of the personal tax, which, as con-
strued, falls so heavily upon incomes.
In fact, the deliberations of last night showed
that the personal tax, under the construction
put upon il. will. by its mischievOuS, unfair
and unjust features, affect injuTiOusly almost
every person in the community, either di
rectly or Indirectly. For an idea OF the char
acter and scope of the proceedings we refer
the reader 10 the admirable series OF resolu.
tiOns adopted, and TO the mastery exposi-
ton OF the obnoxious features OF the personal
tax, made by Mr. Merrick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-30

The Virginia Sentinel, referring to the fact
that General Eppa Hunton, a virginia mem
Der of Congress, is circulating a printed
speech, which he never delivered. against the
civil rights bill, and which speech is mainly
directed against the "mixed school" clause.
says that as the bill contains nothing in re-
htlon 10 the subject whatever, no such en-
counter with an imaginary foe has been
known since Jack Falstaf fought his men
Gin kendall Green and Don Quixote mis-
took BARRIERS has n for Mamb-iio's helmet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-30

The spelling contest at the First Presby-
terrain church last night was pleasan af-
fair and a source of amusement and profit
not only to those participating in il. but TO
The audience. On this occasion the words
were selected fro m among those in common
use, and the match demonstrated the fact
that there are too many persons who fail on
these, let alone technical words
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kS CHASING ISSOCfHTjoWH run

Arrangements have been maAe v,,h D..,. l..
meeis, Market PrSd1se, Groceries, Dry Goods,
can save from 70 ID per cent. on their nnrc%..
Members are hereby notified that the psr, a -,
which the BiHs n<ksf issued erpir-d M.rch y
and from that date 10 September the Mer.hsr.a;.,
Ticket Is WAtis, and 10 the only one that viii ~
recognized By the dealers. Ladies' or Re ltIemen a..
secure tieksts, good till September l. on payrssnt ~
50 cents: .ApPy for full Information, between the
hours u al AnIIIkiD cIOUGHLY. Secretary,
mAr2S-lm SIT 7th street, opposite r Jst Once
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BARGAINS IN STRING DRY GOODS.

All the new STYLES q
PLAID DRESS GOODS
AZ % per cent. les than avenue price,
large stock II tlI" finest FRENCH FLOW Is
AT les than half price. STRIPED aud Che L a
silks. $50 and : I, all Siik and Wool Grensd .,
.sc-, worth 81 sir Clock Balhriggan stsckinc-.
stc.. largest husSf aud Chespe-t stock - guipuf.
aud YAK Iaces and Pa som anferas ~ the CITY. An
immense stock e Hamburg aud real French Needs
work fmbrOiderie-. very cheap.
ATCONNoLLY'S, 6O- oh street.
rnRry-t L-ife III. Hafnnf ON.
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MEDICAL, dc.

Dk. RoBEk TS0N,
From long experience in both hospital aud private
Practice viii guarantee ia ali Diseases ri the
urinary o1gans, GOnOrrhas elect. Structure. Syph-
Ills, ana cpermatorrhoa. Cases OF Gonnorrhsa re-
Gently contracted cured in to days Syphilis il all
lis stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradlcsted IRON the system, without the use Of mer-
curry sPeIinatoTTGos, brought on by excuses and
abuse IN youth, causing loss of memory and INSANITY
general debility, organic weakness, impotency psrx
Gus irfitaDllly, symptoms Of Consumption, fniiges-
upn Of the heart, pains in back dimnes-
ssni of SlGdness evil fCrebodings. self di-rust,
&c, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
1T; n, located tor many years At 10 : Eutaw 81
Ddilinorr Md, has consented. after many -oiicitA-
uohs by hls washington patrons, TO open a rer,pa
heht once IN that city. where he may be consulted
every w Wednesday and Saturday in each week from
.o' ~. NJ mar9l y
R0GEkIs VEGETABLE COUGH sYREP-
be cured by "BoGERT's FEGETkBLE CotTGH
II Is as the best in use for Coughs
Colds Hoafsehess. Sore Throat, Group and ali ron,
enia hnechons FOR sale by the principal Druggists
the proprietor, 1912 9 1t. northwest noyl4iy
Tx: A. L: BOSwoRTH, Electropathic Physi-
y clan, 92l street northwest. cures all Chronic
diseases oy special contract, charging nothing IL he
free. .a.se
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Ms Y. NJ. {. A.
ROOMS CORNER 9rH AND ID STREETS
OPEN FROI - A. " TO 10 p NJ
Daily Prayer Meeting, Il Il. ami o. IN,
Circulating Library, oyeT l. 90 volumes. terms
CBly 50 year.
s-eiable. FRIDAY, April 81: last Of the season
Young Men Meetings. Exclusively, Sabbath
evening al o o'clock.
Sabbath afternoon services IN Lincoln Hall BIZ the
various pastors of the city at $50 Pm.
Everyone cordially invited mar2j-tr
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
DRT GOODS CHEAP.
CARRIERS, .0s Market Space.

Silk and Wool fcngaes. Plain, Plaid Stripaa
pisgonais, great variety. Also, excellent ss-ort
nent Spring Dress Goods, very cheap. Beautiful
Black SIX MohsiT Alpaca, Stsc., worth e. EN-
tTemely hne Black Cashmere. over one sari '-''-
all wool, 81. Nesrly two yards wide TsI'a ii,-,::
only Soc, worth sc. Larce size Table Mani ins IA
small size, &c. Towels. 20. k.e-i..a' G'.'-...s ga
Genuine Feather Tick, sc. Large White Quilts 81.
Large assortment Cashmere Tor Men and Boy.
wear. Fruit of the Loom, .ndroScoggin, Nam.Htts
Cotfons, cheaper than can be bought in Washing
ton. One yard and quarter wide Cotton. l2i,c Two
yard and quarter wids Shooting. 20 Nery Fius
NaiBsook Muslin, Marseiles, sc, worth Sic. ES-
oelleIt Calico, Ga, !, 5, re. Splendid Black Sik,
MARI fr
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT Bust UPIN PRlcF~
IN TNE NEm -.

Il Az TuE Nror --......-
. GO Naris hasf Taiirpes. 81. .
IanCD yarts paper auilric. -
satsll ard Rlear Rcd ufHr good - v srfsrffa -
10 UN yards Ri-ached Gotten, tAr.. WORE A..
IS aa Naras Bl-arhef Cotton, llg.. worth O..
at In ga HaudkcrchiefS, eul1 g..
Ia 40 Nari@ Tiuted pupliu. uulR isis-
sou wards " hite NarseileS and Pi4ur. 70 WORTH
go piecee 81 Ladies ana Chiltrrn's trimming.
L aidS for &c. vtrth : ~.
Grand crrsing q SrriuS lrcss Good
Derby Suitiugs, Hoe worth L..
l0ea Yards Preach Popiin, 11hle - ith. sir
Frenrh piaids, only 90. Drbec- Plsid,, S..
N{Nei Goat. Hair Suifiur~. -.
SIN PonreeS 6,c.. worth 81.
Madeline Strgrs. only -.
Deuhlp WARP Rslerno. only &c, worth -.
Slaughter ~ BLACK Alplca.. only Is. dou'i-
WIDTH &c SILK Pace chair, &c, worth 6lC.
81 vide SheetiuC Cotton, -
Pillow Case f,tiOD, lie.
N<-Come 10 the NeN >turr for bargains
q. N. TOWSON go. osc Penn. ave,
nSrso-tr South side. nesr 1th o northwest.
llRspHEAD & GO.
" 1905 d sTREFr. sErwyrN 12rH AND IsTE,
,tfier = choice lice 81
NEW sPRING DRESS GOODS.
White d, e.ls Risck Siiks Alparas aud NahairS,
Table namas *. Towels. Hosiery. Gloves. Wan iker-
chiefs. Ties. Ncck Ruff ng~. sc, &C. very cheap
wamsufia . Blcachrl Cotton AZ i5C-
Shetland Wool Sha~ls. : n .
button Paris kias 6'C 3 button htds, - y
Those Wishing 90 set the greatest amount q hrsi
claSs goods for the l-a- sh suld examine thar
stick before purchasing. MARI "
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-From a breast pin, on the 9th instant, be-
y tween 18th and 7th and N and 4 SITS, a CORAL
MEDALLION HEAD; The finder will be rewarded
by leaying it at 1905 street. msr3D 81"
- grounds, an unfinished PORCELAIN PIC
TUBE. The finder will confer a favor BY leay ing il
at the Parlor OF house sol I'd street, Indiana
avenue. it,
I OsT-A light green POCKET BOOK, with
= money and papers, either in car No. of Coum-
bla railway or upon getting out. Three dollars will
be given if returned to the owner at 1912 Pennsyl-
vania avenue or 1913 Sth street northeast. 1t
i OST-Saturday morning, somewhere on sw Jer.
4 sey avenue, large RED POCKET BOOK con
tanning sewing machine papers Of no value TO the
it with A. II. GLENNAN, Singer Office, iO1 st6
street
l OsT-This morning. March 9th, about 10 CLOCK,
ing two 100 notes. one % note four notes, and
some email change. Also. vial of beiladonna pills
and one ofnux vCmica A liberal reward will be paid
streets northwest. mar3O-3t
I OST-On Thursday a G OLD BRACELET inIaid
IL with Black Enamel; name and date inside
Finder will he rewarded by leaving it at Star
Once mar29 2tr
I OST-On THURSDAY 18th instant, going from I0th
ms street 70 81; Dominic,s Church, PEARL
at al 10th street southwest. msr2s 2t'
I OST-On the 18th instant, in Winders Building
- or between there and Pennsylvania avenue, q
GOLD RING with Watch Key and Amethys, Seal
asuitabe reward by leaving it at No. SO, Winder's
Building. mar29 2ts
I OST Oh MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF
II SIOCk Tor two shar,s Of First Co operative
Building Association Stock. No $50, dated Decem-
the Board Of Directors for du pca.e of sad shares
payable to the order Of DANIEL 0'BBiEN MI ST
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TIiE EXCELSIOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE
began & WYLIK,
1918 and 1890 7th street. northwest,
kB sa bR dns s 6 Is stock YREsH AM
which they are prepared to offer at
VERY Low PRICES.
HAIso, NINE. DEMOREST'S NEW SPRING
PATTERNS, in complete assortment. mar3Otr
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Just oDeSSs Fw sTY n fs;SsTs5. #
b the mai Rdh sna
aaT ana sSs 81 G and
Plain Dress Goods At &c, worth SiEc
Full ''0f MfSStuRNlNe DRESS GOODS,
II s ~ eTsnd fair low Ecss With aISe
Ct housekeepers aud Will be sold at the lowest mar
T. an goods warranted to prove Tsprs;snted
marc St No. sol cor. sth St. and Market Space.
DRoPosALs E,,R spRINkLING: SWEEPING
MP T GtE GIIISS STREETS 1T aNR AANXENUES
GEORGETOWN.
ENGINEERS OFFICE.
wAsHrycfos $50 D. &. u March f' ~ is;s.
I'll = clock on Thu RSDAY Apri t ih MS ms 1 for
sprinklin Sweeping and Cleanine the Streets and
,.wn Tor the period Of one year frem the 9th day of
Blank forms and all necessary information can be
obtained upon application at this Office and no bid
VIII receive consideration unless made upon said
By order of the COMMISSIONER
Lieutenant of Engineers. L. 5: A.,
marSJ tut Engineer of ID. c.
, 1875-06-16
C o L o N A L.
B A R B A D 0 S.

On the occasion Of Governor Rawson's de-
parture from this Island, the West Lpd1an says
"Mr. Rawson'S administration has been mark
ed with events of unusual Importance. 1t has
witnessed the opening of the new Public Build
ings in Broad Street, and the erection Of an
other Light House ON the East Coast of the
Island, the appointment of a successor to the
late Bishop Parry, and the reconstruction Of
the Diocese on a new basis.
"Another event OF not less Importance than
any of the above, during Mr.. Rawson's admin
is%tration, is the opening of HarriSon's College,
and the great Improvement that has taken place
in other Middle Glass schools; shewn in the
gaining of the Gelchrist Scholarship of this
year by student Of HarriSon'S College, and
in the year before last by a student of Codring-
ton College. The interest Mr.. Rawson has
taken in the improvement of these schools and
the advancement of education generally is
equally creditabIe to him with his e~xertions for
the. maintenance of religion.
"But there is one work peculiarly his wn,
involving considerable pains and labour, un-
weariedIy supplied by his own hands without
stint, and at his own expense, which will al
ways be associated with Mr.. Rawson'S admins
tration-the compilation of the Rainfall Of the
island-the value of which has been reoogniz-
ed by scientific bodies in the United States and
Europe. In connection with the Rainfall, Mr..
RawSon has on more than one occasion urged
upon the Legislature, the great Importance, in
a commercial point of view, OF establishing a
Meteorological Observatory in Barbados, for
the purpose Of marking and communicating to
the other islands in the West Indies, and along
the Atlantic seaboard of the United States, the
atmospheric changes, which almost invariably
take their rise in this latitude, and pass on
wards in a North Westerly direction in the
track of the Gulf stream. It will be a subject
of regret and of discredit to the Legislature, to
allow Mr.. Rawson's work to be discontinued
and to be forgotten as soon as he leaves Bar
bados."
, 1875-06-16
TELE CIR M S i.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

ST. THOMAS STATION.
GENERAL NEWS.
New YORK, June 5th 1675.-Advices from
France state that Paray lie MOnial was visited
yesterday by twenty thousand pilgrims. The
Archbishops of Paris and of Orleans were pre-
sent.
The Emperor of Germany has conferred a
decoration upon Mr.. George Bancroft, the his
%torian, and upon Mr.. W. FL. Longfellow, the
poet.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW York, June 5th.-Flour, P barrel,
triple extra $64 to 81, Meal, per barrel, Sal to
S4a. HEAVY Mess Pork, per barrel, $50. Su-
gars, Crystals, per Id. $50. to 93c.; Fair to
Good refining, per lb. SIC. to 08c. English
Islands Molasses, per gal. $50. to 400. Premi-
um on Gold 117B "a 1174. Exchange, New
York and London, 4.87.
LONDON, June 5th.-Sugars, Demerara Crys-
tails, 23s, 3d., p. cwt., duty paid; Muscovado,
eos. cd. p. w.t., duty paid Clayed Havana,
No. II, 25s. to 25s. 3D., in bond. Demerara
Rum, p. gal, Is. Sd. in bond. Trinidad Cocoa,
p. owt., sos, Consols, 94B to 944. Bank of
England Rate of Discount, 81. Rentes in
Paris Ga fcs. rs centimes.