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Murder viii Out.

A few years ago august Flower" wac
discovered 10 he a certain cue for Dyspep-
sia and Liver COMPLIANT, n few thin Dys-
pcptics made known to ,h' ii friei d. how
easily and quickly they had be- n cured W
it's use Tue great merits # GREENS Az
GUST FLOWER became heralded through
the country by one sufferer to another, un-
til, without advertising, its sale has bee me
immense Druggists IN VERY TOW n
ia the United States are selling 1t. No per-
son suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, ostivepess, palpilation of the
Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc, Can
take three doses without relief Go to
your druggist, Albert w. Higgins: also
Rice " Co., Cas,leton. and l.. Kellogg,
Fairhaven, and get hottie for rs cents
and try it. Sample bottles 10 cepts. d&w
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A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
SUCH AS COUGHS, COLDS, wHooPlNG
COUGH, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA
AND CONSUMPTION.

years, cy long continued series OF mar
yel0us cures, that have won for II a commence
In It's virtues, never equaled by any other med
lcine. 1t stil makes the most effectual cures OF
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, that can be maze
Cy medical skill. Indeed the Cherry Pectora
has really robbed these dangerous diseases OF
their terrors, TO great extent, and given
feeling OF immunity from their fatal enects
that is wen founded II the remedy be taken II
season. Every Family should have 1t In their
closet for the ready and prompt relief OF i's
members Sickness, suffering, and even lie If
saved by this timely protection. The pruden'
should not neglect It, aud the wise Will not
Keep 1t by you for the protection II affords BY
It's timely use In sudden attacks.
PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. G. AVER 81 CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all druggists and dealers in medicin.
ist je9deodkwesthw
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Vicinity Items.

LONDONDElh1.
The heated term continues with un-
alb ted vigOr.
Our farmers have fnsled haying and
reports good crops.
We are IL d to zee MIR. VIM. f. Sutton
out again af or his very severe illness.
A company of our young people met a.
the hotel Friday evening, Aug 1 b, wi e e
they kept time to the excellent music #
Wales 81 ,rker's q1idrille band. Ttey
dane, t &c merry hours awsy till midnight
WI Ill repai ed t. itir homes d. cliring
that they never had c. j-yed themselves
better.
lecture In the e, II Gregaiot a. chuicn.
Thursday ev, 'ng, Aug, 10, whi, was
we'll spoken of by many and condemL c J
by few.
We hear with sorrow of the death Of
Miss Abbie Dexter of Troy. N. Y. Miss
Dexter formerly liv, d in lli' village and
her many friends will be pa ned to learn of
her early death.
Mrs. Edwin Chadwick died Tuesday,
Aug. Sih, at the age OF ~, after u long and
very severe illness. Mrs. c., owing to her
retiring disposition. aud to the fact that her
home WAS her world, her liiile heaven on
earth, was comparatively but little k own
II our 60 immunity but those who did
know htr, knew her to be consistent,
practical christian, q true woman, wife
and mot 1er in the fullr't meaning of ;buse
terms She was OF Entlish IN tiviiy, and II
descendant IN dirc llne from one If the
noble families of that country, and yet az
transformations as the most republican
So -. l. l.
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WILT Is VECETlNE Z?

It is n compound, extracted from rks roots
ana herbs, lLls Natures X meuy IL is p
IL, tvs harm es- ft,m ANY hal III ct ulO Tit
Sstem f. Is hou ish'ng sire 9Th. ming
Il acts direcl up Ia thu bl oil lt quiet the
n-Tv u S. stem. II give, you 20 "a sweet tp
at pigut 1T is punacea or GU a ed tlri >
aho mothers, for II g!yes tnen strength. qu'tts
their nerves, aud livts them ttu e's sweet
person 1t .sA great Blood Purlfler, ~ Is =
soothing Ell edy + our chi dren IL has re-
lieved and cured III Iusnds ! Is very plr as
An cures ali q s., ses o,l. inatli Z from imp IT
b GOD. Ty tn EGhT M. GNeita ia'r I la
rryour cUmI la Li- hon Aou Will sai togo !
friei d, nelshbur ana acquaintance, "Irs IL; II
has cured me-"
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. r. S. Bet,
IA tor OF the II. chu Gu, Natick Mass VIII
be read with interest many physl Inns is
those suffering ron the snn e disease as nc
ed the son oil II ~. +. .. $. NJ person rai
DOUBT this testimony, as here Is DO duuol
bout the curative pow or NnG TINE.
NATnK, MASS Jan Isl, 1872.
MR.. II r STRVtNo:
ear sir " T. have good reason for regaroin
your \iGErlNt IA uledl ihe Of the great. 81
value, Net,el assured hat II has been thu
ln, an. Of saw ng our So 5 lie, H. l. now se'
enteen We r, Ct age for the last two Years h.
has uttered fr m neer 81, vi his lie. cauN. b.
SRI oful0us affection, ana as 81 Ia reduce
that nearly g. |, wuo aN him IN ught his reeoV
erA impIsSlble. n codnrii III adj PHI siclans
could givr Us but the iniest hope OF his ever
ra u ing; two OF n nu uoer de ltriIg That h
was beyond tn reach u human rem oil :, IN
even ampu az o could not save him as he nae
not vigor en- ugh 10 endure III. operation
Just ihen we cOmmeIceh eiyiLg him We IL
INE ami IRON hat time o the pl esehi, ~
has been cont nu usl, impio Ing. lie ha
lately r,sum-d studies, thrown away hls
crutch d cane, and walks away cheer fuliy
ard rOug -.
Enough fhere is still some discharge from
he opening where his II was lhnced, W.
n ave The fullest c,hIide' &c that In iltie I'm
he wi be Itrf city cure
H. has taken about rec dozen pntties o.
vEGE me, but llielA uses III litle, as ne &c
ciaIes he is 100 wei o be taking INT diclne.
Respectfully ours.
MRS. l.. q. +. BKST.
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Mfdiral.
Remarkable Letter
FROM A GENTLEMAN KNOWN AND HON
ORED FROM TIE ATLANTIC TO
THE PACIFIC.

Messrs. WEEKS & PoTr sR, Wholesale Drug
gists, Bost,H NJ lss: Gsntlem nj nave iur
mo. tns rel 1t a duty hat uw' d 20 tuue1uB
hum nifty to wrlie " u, at ting the grea' n-h' .
it ! have der ved II III th' USE OF AMOR y
RADICAL uRE FOR tATARRH For no. luah
20 Years | have ueeD ati Il d with thlS VI ~
troublesome complain have TITO all n
remedies tn It gu d lind, bur without n'it =
risl or perm ct IL nrhJ Last al the dls
ease had arrived at tHaL sia'e That mus Il W
relief or Cir. 1he entire memuiauou' system
had becume 20 inf med anu tht onidc $
disordered, that IT WAS Il d ubt vi m itte
All, th,r ould 20 TO he Pdclfic cast, ,r II |
did go whether I shou d v g. com ack o
not. saw an adver lseDent OF tht- mtLlcihp,
AMI III h ugh being very In reGuou1 uD III
spec,fc5 or nustrums OF any kii d, yet In sheer
operation tried This, and al nnce as Ucne
f1ttei by It, Tn changes az Innate, n" me-
disea VI the live, ana my ny - yer 'O-'u ~
prevent my en- Ire r. stOia IN, but tue ten Il l
derive from day use is to IN Invaluable.
ana am hol ing TO be cOmpttcly cur d, ana
az last arrive at a respe table old age.
Ii this statement OF my case eau o'of ny
service to ihos, uiii Ell as | hove bptn, ana
enable yor 10 bring tnis rem d into IN re ven
o al use, specially IN the Pa III, coast where
IL II mucn neede } my OBJECT IN whiting tnls
mute vii, be attained Yer truly yours.
HENRY WILLS. Of Wells Fargo Co.
Aurora, n. Y. Jane, 1876.
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TT is with the greatest pleasu c that we pre-
l. sent to the public this hearty endorsement
of sASFoRD's RAD CAL CURE FOR CATARRI l, by
Henry Wells, esq Of Wells, Fargo a - ex-
press. The position this gent nan has tor so
IN any years occupied In GU buai es, world,
ana especially III conn ctlon viii The Develop
ment OF that golden cUuatTy, the fhclhc Goa |,
has maze his nnme known nnd res tct-d
throughout h lana. HIS earnest dtsirt that
those who know HIM, am ale suffer rs ii0n
this disease, may be inducedio use II, We trust
may be grained. those who do not NnOw HIM
,au they are few must Nv be jnvil ca
The sreat value OF this remedy IT, Is bryoud
all qusstiln the most su,ceNst ! tysr COM
pounded for tie treaim' nj o. Catarlh. " IS
prescribed by our best p ySician~. 1t IS ecOuli-
mr nded by uur l.adlng apo hecarles, ana les
monials from all parts OF the Unl'ed states
al .st the esteem III which H. Is ned by tue
thousands who have b en- 'nabiedDy 5 use 10
escape the iriyhtful consequ, noes that follow
total neglect Of his prevalen disease.
CANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH
- is O safe, certain and D rmancnt Gu for
Catarrb of every form and Is the most perfect
remedy ever dt vised. II is purely vegetable
dlstilation and Il applied Locally ny lnsunld-
lion, ami consliiutohaly by lot IN ! adml rs
traIion, Locally applied rel Is instan ane
GUS 1t SCOT res heals aha cleauses rue haaHI
passages uf every + cling OF h aVntsN. 90
struction, uilnese or dl1Znt 50, CuDsi utOn-
ally administered It renUvale s the hlOoo, pnri
ne 1t OF the acid poison IN when IL !. always
charged in CatarTh. stimulates the st0ma' II.
liver and b ood and permit Il the rmaton I
sound, healthy tissues, ana finally ot iins
comIlcie control over the diseas There a, X
able curative powers, h. II al other RENE les
utterly fail, oil Sanfofc's Radical Cure, ere at
tested by tnous1nus WHO gratefully recon
mend II to fellow suffer r.. NO rlaIemrnl Ia
made regarding Il that C 4nnot be substan i'ted
~ the most respectable and reliable reler-
ences.
Each package oontains nr. Sanford's In
prove Iuhallng Tn,e. and fu titeci Ions for
H. II q IN ali casts pIict 81 % For sal hy all
wholesale ana retail 'iu 81 Is thr ughou the
United stats. WEEK. q P1Tth general
agt nts and whoiesal druggists, "oston' MASS
, 1876-08-12

cnnfesa That wo became much intoreAted In
he ssnt q or sa, 81 81 bsr Ssf oas ss's Il. s
heaven and earth. .onr ss.iors fofersnec 10
1soynl Lady who ehssria1l1 md ]oyfully can,e 4
I3nE at,;ancs, s,ss ftem IT, nt'efmoat parts q
H. snceat % Iosson u nt tss t,n"r9s coprt.e, ,.
Solomon 40 proset6is1. proverb d ~ id .ay! :.
~ ~ a i w.aen a'h
1ew few "ofda; u Z an c1preseaon Of = prlhcple.
sss sa .p n Rejecting 70 eensss' s '1 ss Of t.,
tered proverbs .Aat .tll et,body Hash.. Proverbs
.os,ss 9 ys So eea.e. s1rs t.
sso ttea tnr ths ch otasr. 'or IL. poor .oo
tho results Of observation in The school Of rxper
snce: The teaching 10 very good. but tho tuition
ss!S@oo Gsa ong =, sna d. ,q5,sa M . IT, H. uu.
garcl tho statutes Ut the King Of Kings for long
;Grss 81 ysa,' s cams 70 ths smfns!o, i e sf1i d.
susss IL engt af ays sppy ill., III ',n ploS. oet
thoug,t about human coulaet. Iiz "a. lug. srte az
6a s1pe1see Ill U wos nd es sro MoT ps.ssS na
rroyerbs, have been Of allow growth. and bare born
Seasged ~ ossi sny wise sn hs.o t
brown, aud Franslta, aud many others, but sal.
onlon* arc moro ynaable thnn they ali.
very hsh as one soMns sa ha sonsh Il. ovn
life waa fnt1ure. lie paid roundfJ for his fo1les
They Gnst h,1 b. md @ sfeSTcd fol for
mental knowtslso Of either, Other men, a. soe-
elvs, lcft cxprcatons Of noble and exalted aentl-
Ss so'oon None II ess ne n XIV GsSs s IT,
kHf In
pies III sven n ~ God manifest IN lie ssesh. - ''
solnnon'a proverbs arc ecttor than thoee Of any
s nftGrs fenx Nm s. 1snt Eta II a M
lcctun1 power, made hin the wscRt Of all tnnnk Ind.
tknt men might haye conspicuous i!luatratton OF
keep mnM from the gFcsscrt human fol!y--thnt
the nrcatcst wisdom ot nan is tho vcrest folly with
| Book OF Proverbs, Solomon defines tAe purpose
aud naaitre OF tl,e Instruction he wishes to ]mpart
vory Kindly nvies Us 10 iinten 10 her nstluettens
She Eiso Gs as the asst 1esson IN her cous.s tho
fnco OF tho Lord, Solomon tnakeA tIAe losHon
lio disoleyed Him. lie dd l,ear t) the insssuc.
os4 q @ "s ne5 s r. ,aass feassIs enes e..
conscn. thou not md yet so,onlsu waa entteed
= wof.hip false god* DnA forsako AXE the oSd
would not have, 70 gsossy dinobcycd tho King o
KEugB, who Ind done 80 much for him aud his peo'
p1g; :, -. -, r,nu ,.n,a =, :,
pictures of hls own life: lie saw In vivid collar,
wat consunn Q fool ho had boon, and hc utterl
1s,ssts %,'s ss; s;sy ns I e. sw
tton aud sa lcing teMpted II no sin. but yielding
Y 9oSn H. iS2 iSdsa Sd s5 snS et
enough and 10 spsfe, r. took some stock, ths
;ss s This sdrsss ss fis:' sr q ao d
teacher who sees Tie need and necessity. Of In
, 1876-08-12

a disease not unlike diphtherik Is quite ?feva!eM
attacks the throat, causing inflammation, Of tho
laryux aud prevents The animal ttnn. swallowing,
nluftu1, uxalinAtion Of An animal that died from
this dtlcAse reveals jarge eGusons of lymph 10 tho
Ill passages. patttcalatly surrounding she iatYnk.
iuucua fton, tho nostrlls. and dfooling from 1he
mouth; general debility resatlas s,o Int n9h. 9.
uny remedy fDr ti,c taease Il The operation Of tho
a.opagotgny. @ Of making ~ Ine.Iea Il ~ S'opn;
asus aid inserting tube through which tes iooa
ar tubs can he passed Into this no4trlls 70 eonaect
win .o stomach tat s sa,t tp". SpsTs!'est .t't et
tsm. A. n reinedy rh1orAts Of putbssla, IN aot1.
tion, u drink, u considered tha best II Tho !r.t
ssagss; bilstets are then applied 2. soiintsfitsi
NEAR small dvscs Of 4trychula arc gifcn. Within
iho p;..t few days several hoTses at ths Meat Eao
and In lle ull:klands h4sc t4co Hum tAu assaAe-
, 1876-08-12

Tic 1os-KtepTrs' .NagaEin4 contains ! bit nf
testimony from correspondent that goes fns
10 relieve the King g-BIrd from IN unjust tnpu-
tation that has long weighed against It. A ralr
Of the birds, dying back and forth iu this vicinity
Of bec-livcs, and apparently making tneaa OIL
tho Industrious insects, were killed on the spot,
sn,l tho contents Of their gixzarts carefully tn-
epectea. Abundant rematus OF winged ants were
fouad, hut uot trace u a honry.bee t9 e!the.
bid. III another casc, brood of ncstfngs of
thv King Bird wcrs shot, and their crops aud
kizxards examined .Thpy were tl!lca with her
fes, rcd ants, small beetles, and o.c asEe wasp,
but not 4 honey-bce occurred In thu whole mass.
Yct the pnrent-blsds passed by hlys y bees On
every tr(p iu quest Ut foud loE tletr otlsprn&'
, 1876-08-12
SPARKS OF SCIENCE.

FLORA ROUND ABOUT CHICAGO.
TIE MINT FANlLr.-The mcmbcrs Of the
Mint Family, or Lablale, nro characterized by q
few marked traits which make 1t Rn easy mat
ter to recognize them. They arc aromatic herbs,
with four-cornorcd stems, opposite leaves, b.
labIate OF twolipnod corollas, md four.lobcd
ovary, which, when mature, fOrlns four Ntts0
aeed.like nutlets. The family Is large, number
lng about 2,400 species, and is distributed
abundantlY through temperate regions. They
form about 140th OF tho doya In the United
States anu In Tropical America, 1.aAth Of the
1ora In Franco, 1-26th III Germany 140th in
Laplast1, l.3lst in Sicily, and 1-10th In the Ba-
learic Islands. Two hundred or more specirs
arc found tn India, while nons occur In Melville
Island. In Our own dora thera arc ollly 2s
species. :
In tho low grounds wost and south Of us, the
Wood-Hage (1tuerfum Canad5.At) Is common.
It's paie-purpla or whlte flowers arc crowded ii.
long, slender spikes, erownlng branching plant
frum to feet high. Thu Wild Mint tuentha
Ca,taatstsi.) IL found ut Calumet md Hyde Park.
but Ii not plentiful. The herb has the odor OF
Pcnnyroyal, aud It's snail flowers are clustered
In tho axlls of tho lcayes. Two species Of LDto-
pus (Water-Iloarlound) occur spaHngIy at Cal
u,1ct: tue L. Earplxsus, aud L. Staaatus. On
TIC IoW pEllElce lounu auont tne taky Ste MUM.
! tain Mint {pHc,satths1nuna anceoldtufn} Is
abundant. Like tho plants previously meu-
toned, Il blossoms III the sunltner.mont[s. The
purpllah cosolla Is sprinklcd With tuts of deep
er color, aud the flowers arc borne In dense beads
crowded III terminal coryulbs.
| In lnoist grounds At Iiydu Park aud south
ward, tho Cah4muntha Uiott4la. var. Nutraliit,
.nay w found. II 10 ncat l!tt!s plaat, growing
fsuin to inches high, aud producing iiowers
all SUMMER. At Gleilette tho American tenDy-
| royal {i{aievma pulegloisfet) grnHa freely. At
Palatlau tho Dfeahid hIrn4ta Il occasionally met
| With. OF the Ionarda (llorse-Mintl We hive
three species. ". jxtulua tWl,d Dcrgamot)
| shnpgs up in Ill wuste PLACES. lts largo head1
, 1876-08-12
aCrENCE.NIU9EUNT.

A list Of distinguished English men Of scicnce
hayo sitncd an a4lilress TO tho Lord President OK
ttle Council, the Duke Of Richmond md doraon,
appealing Tor the establishment Of a permanent
seiencc-h[uscuu,, to contain scientific apparatus
appliances, and chemical products, illustrating
tho history and tho latest Developments q se.
oi tho Exhibition OF tho Loen Collection
oi Scientific Apparatus at South Kenstngton,
which las afforded 50 much valuable tnstrae-
ton that It ID sought TO perpetuate the lnstltA'
tors uf SCIENCE, Tho Royal Commission for the
Erpoattlon at 1851 hayo otforod to orect build
fnE To accu1ntnodato tho contemplated Museum,
anu tAe gsatual fur,natlon Of an extensive and
important collection WI T. y tns ao' oc'
, 1876-08-12

Of tubular, lavcndcr-colorcl ttowcra render tlio
rlnnt connrtcuous THO N hrddbsrnianG =
The Ii. ,nnrfata Is sltstrhutcd generally In dry
aan,ly aotl Tho sccontl-nanletl apccIce tloseon's
from May tn July, and tho other two irofn 5aiy
to Scrte,nlrr.
AZ Harlem, R!vesstde, aHa Calumet, tue 10
bi,t tic T. ttruph"ariNte*fstt Gr"ws only q ilar
Cnhlria) Ia not found nearer than Lake. ih,, hut
tl!cpretty tsronm',lyy N.t;'trh',al tNe.lrs north
iun. is,rtaormrn) ts noted as a raro plant, oc.
e,,rrisay al Maywool. Thn False Drngon.Iicad
(J'hVso,tyia tIrgtntaaal, whici, hns largo and
e'IoWy rase-colOred f0woEe ltspnsc1 III tert!inai
.p!kys. Is abundant nt lly'lc. rark, IiiInsdalc,
known as Sclt-lfsnl or 1[cal-Al (Br7s''tta ratF-
70 Ind The Dwarf skullcar ('Seusv,arta par
r,la,, tho lu,tantst must roam ever tho sand,
spasnen. n''s nc 'Af The sse snooth sEScap M aaIie
tatal may to gathered nt Glencoe n1lh i!ydc
rwk, but not Il, abundance, The 5; tattridora,
on tho other hand, Is plentiful a. HItlo lark r
!rls} is one Of our cnrny1opcss nlhnts bat a tiIs
$. aystop!fa|fa has limited habitat, being said
10 oec,,r hn1y 1T Laporte, Ind.
All tho Mfnts included In our tlorn nro !1omely
weeds; yet sasnc q the foreign specie, 81, ars
garlri,s. Foremost anioug these is the CofeNs
"A nattye OK As!a wlloso na,lnsoS 1t,,, ~, FL
capable of alnnitet Taflatpns s'Ioaan ,a,, tne -,
q tha i1fisL, cahses H. 70 ue k1saa oth"r uu" i,nc
tos ocanasp,am.. ~ ,et,t' t,om,o.,%rni"' b.
foiage-Plnnt from Ms,a, m,.n VI liz ,arpnt
ctt'nESt! ie"ses. lnet tMess " ~ tr,sa n1.
Satrtas wsiiefl arc among oar 9at DaS fr.,,n o
ntt. i,lo scare. anm re., 4ta.' ,,. sfrt"n. mi
hlo11co; TUG YcIioWlo"sleu' sIo,r ,,h.,, 1 aiotns
The gags, ono VI the !Sd|vias, but u moro usetn!
.t'nn ornamental representative ~ oa'''o VI
, 1876-08-12
r1T spfnOrUONE,

We learn from Nalurs that, at recent meet
Ing of the Paris Academy, an apparatus called q
srarpzh9re, and designed for tho rcsuscitation Of
asuhY1iatcd persons. was described by the III
ventor, n. Woiilcz. "It conaists Of ahcet-
iron cylinder, closed 1t ono end. The
body Of tie Individual Is introduced up
10 tho neck, the aperture round which "a
then sioscd by diaphragm. strong
bellows, eontatning more tluan % litrcs
OF air. situated without the case, communicates
With Inks by wide tube, and ia worked By o
hYcs, tho descent uf which Cntt8cs the dir to be
drawn nlf from the caso, while the return mo-
tton restores tho air. Through piece OF Elass
Il, the cTlindcr, the chest and abdomen Of the
patfcnt can bo seen; and rod, movable Ia
vertical tube, reste on the stcrnum. When q
vacuutn Is made about tho body by depressing
Inc levcr, t1le external air pcnctrates Into tho
chest, tho walIs Of which rise rs IN life: They
return 70 thair. former position whom tho leyor
may be repeated fifteen to eighteen
BY means Of tubs communicating With reacr-
vor, and Inserted in the wtndptpc, n. Wolllcz
found that litre Of air, on an average, entered
tho nfs-IassAges at each artificial Inspiration,
whereas the physiological average Is only q
tcnt-lEtse. Tltis7 more than l0o lttres OF DIR
| can bo passed through tho lungs Of an
| napt,yxlated person In ten minutes. TherG Is 1u
| danger Of rupturlng the lungs, however strong
[ ly tke leycr be wrought, for tho force Of lcne'
tTat.on of the r lsl,ovcr superior TO the weight
Of the atmosphere" Tho apparatus Is especial
| " intended tor use In restoring persons who
have heun In peril Of drowning.
, 1876-08-12
THE D}gGi OF sERvlA.

Alaa, ths Turk hsA conquered.
And lIoWatovttch acd
From GuYg0s1y1ts 70 BAh]a>
Hewallias Il! hss lasd
Ealtschar has fallen; and Hyopb,
Who holds the ht os,sn,,e ias,
AT ParatIhtu ha1 1tlIundessd-
WIFE bo!A osmAn facha-
Tcheruayea 10 defeated.
And kilinitch IL dead,
Aud at Ltublnle full many
4 bitter tear IA ahea.
All, we'll! 1t KFlohavssxt
liatchantk4 and Preitng.
No moro tho aerbfankA
This merry maids shall aaug.
Cracujevacx no longer
(Ahi eaddeat, heaviest ween
Shall ace In 1olenlp eonclays
IL 6fpuk UtclIno Dsustss.
ones mora tho naughty CsesenA
Doth hftnE itA slavery back
And waxcs agsIn In triumph.
Ger JAbliak snd TehAh1hAk.
-Ntu York 1rdph!e.
, 1876-08-12
coNcHAL1SG vALUABLrs.


In describing Ills journey from Mandalay to
lron,ein, Or. Anderson speaks Of curious
mode Of oonccding gold nnd iowels which ho
observed among tho Burmese. An old mau
was brought into bis presouce whose checka were
disagured by large swollings esuscd by tho In
scrtion Of humps Of gold under the skin. "Thc
custom prevails among Yunnan 1nuletecra," !"
writes DR.. Anderson, "of coueoaling precious
stones under tue e1sin Of tho Ghost md ncck,--
ait being made, through which the jewel Is
forced. This, however, Is not to rrescryo The
owners lives, but their portable wealth. While
at Mnndu1ay, l examined some men Just ar
rived from Yungshang, md found individuals
with as many as fifteen coins md tevels thus
conceaicd. rs psecaution at;nlnst tho robbers,
who might literally strip them to their ettit
without discovering tho hidden treasures. But
our Burmese official regarded his disngnring
gold Is . certain charm against daugrr." Ii
Yulc's "Masco Fo1o," there Is mention of i
Burmese conyIct, executed at the Andonion
1alnnt1s, under whose skin gold and silver colns
were found.
, 1876-08-12

Oh, UAw "a SrkAK Anu wRtrx CoMAEeTLr: DIX
slonEp TO TEAtn EshL!stt GRAMMAR. WITHOUT
Ira Tkcts'cAL1's., ~ g; r. 1uArKeSsno,s' roe,
lOm0.. M. 1asl New York: p. Appleton s 70.
LAKEs1DE LIBRARY, No. 81 ran AND llls
TnGsps SSn pr"fn W.T. snTtSs: y s.,t Gh'sas0 oo"-
, 1876-08-12
A SuMHER-lDyL

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s"eet' Ptaet''ns e9s4&e' ''so' '"' '"' '''s'
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Eyer ahsins, svet .. nutty X ,hA'..
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a,I'o rfo'n dsm' .Hc irun rnrt anG ,ofiv us..
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To tho sen'-to tue SEA-
On tue WAY.
lotion stray
Through roekJ dells'
Where liarebens
Ring chnci Of losc;
And ferns Ah1se
Bend down to meet
Yto1tts xMeeEt
1hey etNRoh ahu ony' ~
Speed not aWs!:
.The "ofalhna tntnhs'
The maiaehe song,
Tempt me TO lu!tef
The moohetnhhs nf'sat
Anu ataFe. ~ n!kn''
Kiss me, and say:
SNy1 oh; aMJ'
, 1876-08-12
Periodicals RECEIVED.

PERIODICALS RECEIVED.
american M6liopollH for June-August u. eabln
h sone, New York;.
literary 1Iorsd for August ts. II. croekoF, Bos-
toni.
Amtrifan Hookstller fos Aug. tAn,sEican Nows
Company, New York;.
Boot. buyer for July and August Hcr1hncr Co.,
Now York;.
American COOKERY for August {Uu!on Publishing
Company, New York.