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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05

RimmunBen i&ert t. cisjenisen ge,
aretunser, rel&e carauf seridtet iinb,
Der neutiden Irteit ben bsimilden
Narft 3u fdern, unp fomit BAG auee,
meme @obl 30 fBrbern, fino frdftia au
unterfdBen. S. 3. Der 6anrnerfer>
unb Gabrieantentanb DeutlHlanbs
iu&t BET ieiner @abltepesuns Gabs
lung NIT ben Yeriranbten Stdroen Der
9npufrte unb Der eanbwirtbi6aft am
.subabnen unb nit bereits norbaneenetl
Gpmttes IN eeetsnste 0%srbihouns III
tretcn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
Gin @abIprp4rartu N,

rdmlt&, eaS @ablprosramm Der ylslbR.
fdnotsen 6anbwetfer unp Gabrifanter
Deuti1!anrs" tf BON benz Central,
Gumite aufeefeIt poreer une lauteI
wie fOlst: IS. /. Die seringe BE,
tldF9ttsunS, pel9e Den N~eenrfniGen
ess 6anpwerfsrs unp @swerbeaanoes
eur& bas @ewerbeselsb BON 1869, pis
aud ben petiticnen auf 8sieitteuna
eet in jenem @eleBe mad unlerer nes
beraeasunB fnibaltensn l9dpli9en Bee
ttmmnuSen 80 Ibsil sstrOrpen it, bat
uns su Der bere9tisten Annabme Aee
awureen, pab Der 9r5eere She'll unles
re. GOlfspertrster ilnb ni4t sendsenbe
@tnf9t IN pte Wabrsn Bspdrfni1e pes
@e1erbsfanpss su fHafen permpGl
bat. Mir betra9tsn 60 rssbalb oils
.etne chen 70 brinssnne Notbpenpiafsil
wte als eInfe 9ftdt BET ben ndGfes
Wablen rur lolbe @aneipaten aufsus
felen, relp. 40 unterfaBen, BON eener
rir bic neber3eugun9 8eurpnnef. baben,
cab fte auber ben 8rO6en ppliti5Gen
NufBaben aud bteientgsn 40 f5roern
als tbre bsiliSee YFiGt erfennsr, rpel9e
cen BOblaanp, cas 8s:fiee uno nate,
risus SntetsRe ess san3sn @pltes, be.
lo1lpsrs nsS 10 lebr beprudten @swerbe,
itanees su beben tm Stanpe lnc.
2. Die 8duide unD ssrs@ten Gorpss
rutl9en obiBer Stdnpe finp in folsens
ben panften aussesradt: a. Repticn
csr WemerbsBeisssebang, rpte GinfaDs
runD bon @swerbe> unD bannwnters
Sammern ; b. ginfabrung ypn Nits
far ben @~epsrbeRapo 9.
cblisatcrilGer Gortb:ls
OunSss S9u!sn Dur9 rte gcmmunen ;
d. aufbsDunS esrjenissn 3uGtbausnr,
pelGe im Aaftrage uno Sns
BON yrtpatlsutsn betrtsbrn msrs
csa /; btnseSsn O~srwensung Der strdfs
lt1Be tu bfentli1en Nrbeitsn Sss Staa-
lfS, Canal unb Ws0ebautfn a.; e..
ousssiHsnDy SGus BEN ceatlGen Grs
nneun8eBsif our4 S6nfang einss
'p~atsntStlsBee, pfIdee Denle!bsn bic
ieinsS Bsifiesn SAaftns mebr
aIS cur% sis bisbertsen sslssliGsn 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
lteber Bic Gsfebdftslaae

- F@ET
fdreitt Die New yorter SanSslsset,
tunB:
AQe 5ofnunssn uno prcpbgeiun,
gen betrsfs 8e6sruns Ter eelGdftliGen
cage babsn fi@ lpwett als trieeri16 ers
rDielen ; nod INNER liset ras @eld6ft
brad nnp, mas pas S9Iimmae in, es
lino wentS Nn5eiHen porbanoen, bic Elm
slnftSsres prOsnOfieon far Die nddfe
3af1nft 80 fsQen erlanbsn. Das pieie
8sbauptunsen nibt elmer uneeredtfers
ttsten, peltmiftlden Nnl4aauns ent>
lprinsen, 1Onptrn auf 1bat1a1en berus
ben, eafar m5sen folSence 3ablen 1pte.
den.
Dur ans Iiest cine AuffeQuua iber
Support uno GrpOrt 9sp gprfs pdbs
reno ceS am 80. SUM- {. besnpsten
6isealjabrs. Dana9 tstrue Der SIN,
port (frcl Gcntanten) 1898, OOO. 600
Sob sesen 1886, 100000 in 1875
uno $378OO0,O00 In 1874; Der Grs
port (slet6faus srel. Gpntanteno BE-
rtrua $258000,0 900 gurrenep oeaen
1861, 100000 in 1878 unp $3Ol.s
O0O. 900 tn 1874, 70 ba6 tie 6anpe!s.
DereBung New gOrfS In bie|en beiren
DranGen aQein I'M ca. $62, 900. 900
SeBsu oas 8Urjabr absensmmsn bat.
Mnpere 8ranAen baben ntGt minosr
ssIittsn eiele Gabrttsn baben bic Nrs
belt sdn3lt@ etnsefsut, anoere arbeiten
nit reoujirtet 3sit bic Baatbdtiateit
in ben Stdpten ltsst barnieeer, Der
Wertb bon @runoeisentbum Ia nod
timer i'm fallen bs8rifsn anb luenn'
ote Subbafationen pom @~runDeioens
tbum In IeBtsr 3eit etpas leltener aez
pcroen fnp, 70 sefbab eies, pei! Der
Grlbs aus 3panBsperfdufen meifenss
unaurei9enp TT, UNI Die e.fe, sel1weiee.
Oenn ote 3ueite uno brittle pppptbef
nit cenen Stele @runeRade belafet.
fno, ju esfsn. Cob III mad wie Dor
abundant, Gapttaltfen aber inp ldeuer
als is irssno pelde AnIassn, nte ni6t
pte ablcIutefe Siderbsit sepdbren, ~.
MAIDEN.
llnter 1oIaen umfaneen III eS nur
natarlt9, eaB bic 3abl Der 8anaue>'
rctte uno 3abIunsssinfsQunasn pdbs
reno ces rer9anssnsn Semefers leIbR
tni Werslefd sum' 0orjabr, bas fit bic
@ei6aftswslt pabyli1 Elm bartss tpar,
beceutenb 3uscncmmen bat. Die Nuf@
ifelluns etner ale tuperldlis befannten
;, MercantiIe aseneY' sibt Die 3abl Der
Banquerotte In ben Der. Staaten pom
1. Sanuar bic 1. Suli 1876 auf 46OO
NIT Observation-Disclosures In b5be
BON $tOo.OOO,O00 sesen 1868 NIT
$77,OOO.0O0 pdbrenp Der Parallel
ees VorjabreS an Das fno
3ablen, pie fir fi6 leltf lpre>
den une cerer 8eeeutune rurh boblz
i'd 6nfdrbente 8eriGte, norm
TN Ibsil Der amerifanil9m pre6e
Wuncertarss leifet nidt gel6mdlsrt
fam. Cine balOise BsGerune
I'm 70 penieer su erparten, aIs T9
'te perioee cine: prdirsntfnwabl esn
]sldaftlt&sn SntersiIsn niemale belonE
'ers ginfie erwifien bat. Die pielF
Ierdbmte .glaficitdt" ess amerifaniy
den @barafters bGrfte pemnaG lefper
lcb anf WOnate btnauS G~sIessnbsit
'ubeu, f& tn ibrem ruuisn umfonge
y bepdbren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
Searehlsn9em Ser &ambmerfer
ito Oeutieblamb.

fanewert bat sinsn sOlpsnen Bobsn
-last Elm altes Sprt6wvrt, uno bic
6anrwerfer In Deutf&Ianp. pelds
ni&t elef&edltis tn benSas btnein'eben,
beginner T@ auSurafen uno BEN banpz
rperf wteper bic ibm eebibrsnbe Sts!s
lung su peri6afen, naapen es In rsut:
rsr 3eit-Sur9 tas 3ulammsnwirfsn
oeIlaiepener GinFaGe-iytnen frabsrsn
lcltren 8cren fat uerlrren bat. Wi,
tbeiIen bier oUrldufs awet gortpmm,
inifsn aus Der jauefen Bit NIT, uni
3rar .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
neber bic @einmbbeit bes
Napffes

trin9t has ScurnaI be8pme foIaenbe,
tntersGanten Nrtifel @tr baben einel
srfabrener tnb ~berdbmte1 Doctor Der
Merisfn Betrpfen, Der oft gun, papfe
unb su ben garttndlen be1hieben miro,
unb MIR batet1 uns BE Greibsit eenrn1>
men, i'm UNI eine aufrihtieeW einunes>
dueeruns iber bas 8sfnbsn tes Dap
Pes urb her @arbindle au bitten.
Na9febentes 1T unsefdbr Der @crlaut
tiner Nntpprt Der J. gater erfreut
f@ elmer Dpufommener Gs1unobeit
ga unb fsin esben III In fsiner 8eile Be-
erobt. SIN BEN T.. gsaseium finb prds
{ lnten,' bic cine befinmt pr9anilGe
Sranfbeit baben, tsrsn Gnes unabs
wsntbar uno uebr pner mtnter rabe
iRn 9tber her 9apf bat fsine arant>
.jbsttv .9tQe lsine ,Orsane fnb aelunp
unb tdftf9. Seine Contribution RI 10
sehsgE ba6 nan ibnl ned 10 Bis is
y, Sabre, aureGnen mnb. Nsn1&Iih.
pGfr irlanbsr ole nfir 3u fa8sn, ptpf1b
0GIpguafn nttB CT ltpdb cine lanae
3 Aeibs Son GssiBniftn febtn uno al9s
kbsr!sttn; mas i'm utaBitt.Q NQs re-
n 9iersnten Scureraine nto bfe 20 Gat=
! 6fndlE bic rsnf. YapRe an alter ata
! nd@aen aften, werber,, pfeuetGt Dor
4 tbua Inc Wrnb ftfDen. Die WiGeRs
I l&aft fann espffe 3nfdle bie bas wi,
o ty treffe!l uni, iflbR ben 0stsnsfabtn
!eey SReerb pIbBltH nblGneiDen, tpeefr
ID ecransIs6ef nod n~brsnbsn. gie lam
link nit @ewiebeit III BseinQunafn
far esbsnsfabisteit bsim MsnlGen bes
Gtunnsn, unp bel ptus TX. fGtrn eies |
a U~sOinSunssn nod etn 2ebs, tpn IDOL
Ue,l5sS abren. Na1 meiner NnGdt|
aaIg stt YapR, abSsIsben ppn ispsm
5uIal taccident0 baS NHer Der Mas
pat, DC, iutf STE wiGsn, SO, 81 unb &C.
JapTe asf Bsiporsen, errsi6eu cbsr aar |
nod absri9Isitsn. Ct bat bio iest
nus duesIe S9msrasn, IN een Oliebefn
40 frpulpea 8sbabt, bic lslnen Draonts.
mus In feiner Neile afFairten. Der
@elammtauaanD ia pOrtreIai6. grual
unb 2ppf inp rpiIfOuu,en frsf. que
@siRssfdbiSEsttsn fne anss19waat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
Observation-Disclosures
0as lette Gmartal

bss la%ufenssn 9abssanes tssinnt
NIT bisisr 3ummsr. @ir baItsn 20
ni&t fir nutbwsneiS, bic srsuusensn
@abnunsst an Ridfdneiss BIER su
p~tecertOlen, lpntern re@nen barauf,
taB sin Sober mad S~rdften
feline @erbintli&feit 8eBsn Zen 8unee'
rer stfdQt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
Ser iiim8fte gtaat Der llmiUu.

49, ~ LIE F FEE
Das 8oie Ycn COLORADO bat burh
4nnabuie elmer 0srfafun9 F& fit ben
Gintritt ole Staat in bic Union En-
tlart u1o 60 tecnrf nur nod Der bfesz
bssaSliGen proclamation bes praRpens
ten, una IN infer Banner ben SO. Stern
anfaunfbmfn. COLORADO bate i'm Sab
re 1873 9esen. $4,000 Gtnwobner
nno III baber, mas 9ep5ferunas,abI
antetrift nod niGt Der fletnfe Stnat
Der Union. Nab ben Iesten Genius,
teri5tert batten Nebtasfa 1908;
Oregon 90,923 uno Nspaba oar nur
42,401 g%tnwobner. Dosu limb ALE
Nasf9ten Dcrbanpen, boz neae @nfeps
ler In Nafe d@ In COLORADO nieeerlols
fen rreroen, fObaIo 90 einmaI als Staat
ertldrt TIT uno urter letner teuen Uer>
fa6ung nrbeiten tpirc.
Golsenees ftnb etntse ibrer buupts
ld6lt9fen 8~efimutun9el Der Serial,
flung oes neuen Staates: Die 6ene>
ral-a6embIY tritt rur iepes aupereSabr
Su%Ianlnen: Die Senatoren rperoe1 onf
A, pie A1emblYmttslteoer nuf 2 Sabre
eendblt. Ste barf feline Qceals reer
spe3talseiese erlu6en. 100 auaemefne
@sleBe artpenpbar inb. S@enfunaen
an 9nbirtpuen Uper gorporutionen uu,
etlsnbabnl@isnsn ~ lesen, iinb yerbO>
ten. Becer Der Staat nod etne Wus
nt,ipalcorpOrattcn, nod cine S6uIbes
b6ros rarf ibren Grscit 3ur llnterRib-
uii9 trsenb zines 6fennt1en ODER Nrts
uats unternebme1s bereeben. Die Nes
tirnmuasen ssser SfentltGe 5denfunz
gen ceer Orants tnD fat ebenlo frtft.
Der Staat COUNTIES cper 5t6pte &c.
S9ulOen rur far etniae trenfoe
|pseifcirte 3wsfe eOntrabiren unb aud
oatla nur bis 3u einem tel6rdnften
Die StnatsfeuerumIaoe borf
ME b6Der nls feds Drills auf bea Doll
ar iein, uno iren1 oas Heuerbore Gfz
3entbun' etnen Bertb BON 100 MtQip,
1stt erretbt baben miro, ui6t b5ber ala
1 Nius. 8enn cine Counts cber
arosre SccalbebSrce cine Anleibe aufs
tptu. 10 nuB fe erit ete Gsneb,
elmer Nebrbeit Der stimmoe,
YET cesD tftrittss etnbUlen. Der0purets
leur sarf fbeile bon BewiIiaunasbfQs
Dem Ufto bsle9el, uno ben Ref oes
lsbrni9er'. Die auF Die 8cumadtsu
'on Gilfnbabnen besdslfgen 8sfiHs
nnnBsr entlpreben Den rsfliden an<
Iftei tibfr oielfn GeAenfano. 9eine
,oripa9nte borf ibre oerbrfsften ReGte
pit at1pfrfn Gcrporatfcnen con IcliDts
en-, pel&e parallele ppsr ecaturrirfnce
'tnien tlben, unp nc sirfrn feline nm.
sbbrfBsn ODER unSfrndnftteeR Hrahts
Telie tnnrrbalb tes Staatfs berehnfn:
nb oirfen ]ie fetne Nftierl ODER ObH.
attOnfr nussr fGr DerriGtete %rbeiten
BET DienRe coer fir tuirfli6 tmpfon~
saes GelD ODER Gi8sntbnm ousaeltn.
DIE gcnfituapte Jog FG binfdtItd
70 GrnuenfimmrtdlS oabur6 ana n,r
59ltnss bab fe ~aasrrinas In Der 0,rs
flung oas WablrtGt auf Mdnnsr be.
absr Der GeuaaIsATembl
ben Stimmgebern pee Stoa,
. etisF Vorltlag ben 6rausn eas
''l'H'seSt su DfrIeibeu, ;u unterbreis
O.
5n Der S6nIfrase nimHt Der iunae
taat ette lebr ractfale StQuue Elm,
ofr, eit gsrfnfunB SorlGrttbt bu6
me Afyk$werfTAo %A 0nG~.M nj IN AN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05

Man f6nnte nt6tel ntebr wIn1dsn.
Wir dtereeten ttele unsntesltli&e Con,
iultation suerf uniern Greuneen, rann
ben Diplomaten unb pplitifern. M5.
gen btele atma!ten, renr, ie 90 Yerm55
gen. Go ID pabr ibre situation IL
feline bequeme gum &twarten. Mbsr
pte S4uIo ltest ni&t am YapRe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05
Na6 europa

trsttsn 40 ieher Bet 8efsuunssn auf
bfa Nanterer, esesn Gpraustssablure
an0encrauaet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-05

VW%<SYwWWbW0VN
NIB Gtnenban8ea Rterbaupt fnb tets
wiltcmmen, bsiunter8 dber 8ssstsn>
bstten aub 3afduSe III strf&tebsnen
eanbsstbsllsn ; bod miHtn ale GIN
sabanseu srsn getfafr nntersetfn Mt
1ia.
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RELIaToCs -4ND EDUCIrlox.l1.

The membership of the Presbyterian
church Of Iowa is 1862.
There are now onehundred and twenty
Chinese students in the colleges Of New
England
No college in the United States pro,
vides instruction in architecture.
Out Of fiteeH lady applicants for adj
mission to Michigan university none
were rejected.
The reformed Episcopal church has
bought site at Charlston, 5. c., for
their proposed new school TO train col
lored men for the ministry.
The monument to Bishop Allen, con-
tributed by y,the colored Methodiststo the
centennial celebiation, has been com
pleted.
One million copies of a new tract
on christian life and conservation are tC
be gratuitously circulated throughout
the Methodist churches this fall.
President Scott, Of the Pennsylvani:
central railroad, has given SO, 900 to tn,
central fund in aid of the Washington
and Lee university at Lexington, Va
The southern Presbyterian church j.
rapidly extending its works among thu
colored people. Its presbyteries hav,
recently licensed number of colores
men 10 work among their own people a
evangelists.
a novel scene at Woonsocket, r. l., (,
few days ago, was the sale by sheriff O
the Spring street chapel and fixtures tt
pay four hundred dollars due on thi
salary of former pastor, Rev. Mr
Douglass, OF. Minneapolis, MINI. Ths
sum obtained was FIVE hundred ane
seventy-iour dollars.
The missionaries of the Sunday-schod
union, in Illinois, reports that there an
entire townships in that state that hav
no Sunday-schools. This is bad for th
banner Sunday school state ofthe west
The French minister of public IL
struction has appointed lady directG
of the girls Normal school at Auxerr.
This is said to be the first time such a
distinction has been conferred on a +
male in France.
The position Of bishop of Calcutta nd
Metropolitan OF India has been offered to
the venerable Edward Ralph JohnDn,
archdeacon of Chester. 1t is thought
that the archdeacon viii except the Office
The anti-mission-vulgarly known a;
the "hard-shell Baptist are no longer
reported with other Baptists in the yal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-01
.RRIHH41ry - -.
she Chosen Soss 81 brigham 5"1-4
LGttcr Dvy saint Win Uorte

she Chose,, So. 81 brigham 5"V-4
LGtter Dry Satai Vi" Uorte
IJ Tendsac;st.
Brigham Young has finally defih his
policy for the future Of the Mnon
church in selecting for his first couelor
the youngest son of Ms first famiiyohn
W. Young. This now-to-be-proment
Young man is well known in this ci, es-
/ Pecially among capitalists. In peonal
( appearance he is very attractive the
fair sex, and In his manner and haEs he
would pass anywhere for " a man the
world who was pretty well safed
with lhis terrestrial globeand in nolrry
whatever TO get Off TO the upper reons.
. Up to the building Of the PacifGail-
road Youue johnny" as hc was mil-
iarIy called, was an excellent Molon,
and gave early evidence Of beingairst-
/ class patriarch He had hardly got
through his teens when mis- eyes fell:nd.
iy upon a young saintess, and The Iked
meats Of the marriage feast had lrdly
cooled before he fcll desperately IIove
with another young saintess and m;ried
her also. This prophet thought jenny
should see q little more of the worl be-
fore proceeding further in chat line and
he was consequently, sent to Englal on
tour Of pleasure. in company Wit his |
brother, Briggy Junior" Thesetwo
-eioua Of Mormon royalty travele all
over Europe. spending iavishly the lnds
OF the poor coufding saints. On Jdhiny's .
return to the United States his fstwife
pressed upon him to call upon Esrela-
tiyes in Philadelphia, and TO CRAFTY her
wishes the young man ha-tened the
city Of brothcrly love, and before h was
twcn,y-toar hours acquainted with his
first wife's family, he fell desperately in
love with the cousin, who had only been
recently married, bU; who was net hap
PLY mated. She accepted the invtatim /
lo visit J-,all, tlle Ilsisi..--.1-.asesa s.yve !
eled over. the cousin became converel {
and in "a few weeks afterwards she vas
" Mrs Johnny No. 3" Time passes
rapidly, and No 8 gains the ascendeicy
over the yoang mans heart The frst
wife gains divorce, and the second = I
put aside with an allowance" NIB
Is the lady who came frequently to an
Francisco and was received in "our bst
society" as Mrs. Young. With her he
youngest son of The prophet drank deely
of lhe ways Of the world, and was tui-
ou=ly captivated by it, fashions. lor
several years he.has lived 20 little in { In
-preferiug san Francisco and N9
York to the city Of saints-that he hs
been regarded as an ap0state from tb
faith. and thus unexpectedly to ever
bedy he returned 10 Utah, and tb
prophet in utter disregard to the sent
mcuts of tie Mormon people, places hin
next To bis throne, and makes him b,
that sct the next prophet Of the Momol
church. But it is probably expecting
too much to look for any commotioi
among the AIormons over this suddet
conversion Of a splendid scapegrace into
afull-hedged prophet, seer and reyelator
.~qJ FRANCESCA fHrg0icie
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HOW THE EYE BECOMES pen
TECTED.

Science gives US interesting details
about What the human eye has been and
what it may become. The Vedas Of
India, which are the most ancient writ
ten documents, attest chat in times the
most remote, but still recorded in history
only two colors were known, black and
yed 4 very long time elapsed before
Tie eve arrived at the perception of the
color yellow, aud a still longer time be-
fore green was distinguished; and il f.
remarkable that in the most ancient
languages the terms which designated
yellow insensibly passed to the signifca-
ton of green. The Greeks had, accord
ing to the received opinion now, the pre-
ception of celors very well developed /;
and yet authors OF a more recent date as
sure us that in the time Of Alexander,
Greek painters had for fundamental
colors only white, black, red and yellow.
The words to designate blue and violet
were wanting to the Greeks in the most
ancient times of their history they
called these colers grey and black. It is
thus that the colors Of the rainbow were
only distinguished gradually, and the
great Aristotle only knew four Of them.
It is a well-known fact that when the
colors Of the prism are photographed
there remains outside the limit Of the
blue and violet in the spectrum a dis
tant impression, which our eyes DO not
recognize as a color. According to
(. psychologists, a time viii come when the
human eye will be perfected so as TO dis
cern this color as well as the Others. 49,
MeIicnL Prs and Circnar
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il is an established TACT that tobacco
furnishes employment 70 moro people
than any other crop raised on article pro-
duced. The estimated consumption Of
it by the world IS ,3l2.50o tons, requir-
ing over q million persons 90 cultivate
and prepare for market, and over 3.e00,-
eco gain livelihood directly by the
worlds use oft. The collections from
tobacco, for thirteen years, 10 1875 in
elusive. for the United States internal
revenue, foot up the sum of s37, ,303, I6l
Noplant is more universally used than
tobacco, aud the farmer who raises it
may expect that ne win soon find an ap-
petite for it, want at least as great as
the population, and universal market;
every decade shows a marked increase in
It's consumption and steadily growing
market demand The worlds production
of tobacco at the present day is estimated
26 000, 0G0, GOO pounds annually, and not
withstanding the production Is SO i'm
mense, it Is adulterated before il reaches
the consumer TO q greater extent than
any other agricultural product.-E.T-
change.
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reln or weIlipg is discovered, or il
! you Gre 10 couthJ 3, regard TO tie appear
auces. send imme ely for physician,
in order that treatment, fits neees ary,
should be commenced early. This Is
particularly important, since the disease
IS much moro sucee siuiiy treated in its
early stages than later, when Il may tcr-
inmate fatally IN sFite of ali tre4tnent.
These precautions should be taken
without fail ard daily inspection made
of the throat, where tne disease has al-
ready attacked one member of The fm-
lily.
8. Suspicion should alTays BE exci- "a
when child complains Of sore throat, or
when, without any complaint, ii Is lJ-
guild. teveIi-h, and has discharge from
It's naslrils. in either event your phy-
sician should be Summoned.
As there Is every reason 20 believe
ihat In esofy city many contagious dis
eases are widely gread by 1neeas q Inc
scuo57rs1 eT-r-5sc TfolTI 5'i6- TrgE6UaTC6 OF,
children who come FROM Infected house.
or who may be actually suffering them
selves from nnrec gu.zed sickness. or who
may have resumed -aair studies. when
aonra.csoeH5 lom these diseases before
recovery IS complete, therefore no child /
'aouii be allowed to attend school when I
il2theria exists i'm its family. nor v.hen il. /
ias itself any symptoms, mo- matter how /
iisa, which =hauid arouse suspicion
ior when it is conyaie-cent iroa ,he dis
.ase, uni5 ybc attendiuepLysi deems
perfectly safe for it 10 do So. IlisEr /
letter that child should he absent FROM
chool for a few days. saan that amy risk /
hoald be incurred of Transmitting The
L,.a.. ~ nIL.r-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-12-01

/ altogether, confding their underwear t'
what !, for modesty's sake, must style
c1ier2as o. glove-fittiag buckskin. NJ
wonder that q certain fashionable
auchess, having carelessly thrown ier'
self ON the greensward at a gardet2 par y
found herself unable TO rise, ara was
forced to be assisted into perPeiltiic-
UIa- position by two 81 her gentlemen
frien
BY IN ofmaut attended very elegant
wedding, at which the bridesmaids were
at.irej in white satin dresses, trimmed
ailh scarlet, AMI laced up the back with
carlet cords. the toilet being completed
by broad -hrimmed Reuben hats, shaded
with q psom-iou Of white and scarlet
.nlam5z. and shoes Of rcd morocco.
So muell for Auglicizins OF Paris fashions.
As to Paris iisel: the most noticeable
change is ia the increased length OF outer
yfaUs st49 and 5lfsiks being worn
mfzssa 3sHEar tlsan auFiDg past seasons
n COS itTf5s. riIe oTlteT ts-tssrsiy
half tight and comes well over the hips
being cu5 straight and round, and with
Of seams up the bacl, that
aid to give an appearance of sleuderness
to stout figure. Scarf daperie- are
worn more than ever. Passomeulerie
trimming Of great richness are much in
vogue. aru are extremely lsul-aua as
wed as c.a.. .y--I 'et.. l.f aDh