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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

That Mississippi investigating com
mittee, the capitalization Of bloody
shirt Morton's earnest thought" will
leave for tho scene Of their iabors this
week, If the House concurs In tho action
Of the Senate granting the necessary
appropriation to defray expenses.
ICouricr- journal.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

Tho holders of Wharf improvement Bonds
arn invllud to meet tho City Administrators in
tho MAYORS paint IN WEDNESDAY. MAY no.
1870. at ~ u'ulofh M
ryt ttl CIIha \ LEEDs Mayor
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

Johnny Davenport is still explaining
his great work" ut the New York cleo
sions. III the great fraud detector had
been sent 70 PHILADELPHIA last year he
would have found all the bummers in
Ais ewn political family Gen Grant is
not Interested In the detection OF frauds
in such sound Republican village as
PhiladclphA, however. .-l Jour
asf N
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
rEICE Ii


The following Watches \ aIryor move
mrntA. JeWeled. same - ~ WatGh. and
sold with guarantee for twThf
Solid Hilver Watch same iGheL ...'...t. sib
Solid Silver Stem Wipdera... ......s...... ~
stem Winder. = ~. Sllver re- .s...,...e.. 20
Same. but open lnee, iint ~ .s...t.s.s 10
Solid IL knrnt Gold Wnteh,oz a......s.. IS
Solid ~ knrnt Gold Watehhz H,.....-,. u
Solid IA knrnt Gold Stem Wdess ~ cass 10
Solid 81 kntnt Gold hbsm- Adg1s ~. "hse 100
The following Wnlehesf flhns smaller
than the al5 Watches. and pr aiy
In silver bunting Or opeH'e .4..t.4s., H1
Solid II knrnt Gold csae. .s.......... ~
Solid ~ knrat Gold case, 81. ....-.... 40
Ladies' Watches, Solid GfPas.. .-,...... ~
Stem Winders. Solid GolhseT. .......s. es
Ladies' Stem Wnders. e{ansnRIavsd
and .nntaeln1 fofu BE II, i25
Gentletoru'a Gold ChaA iGent variety
Prcoa vary from sl5 ~ s7f
A large assortment of h1iSoia Chhins.
from BIZ 10 800.
Silver Chain. suitable the "ateh. from
81 ~ &C.. .,
Any Watch sent by ms in;stsred pack
age. at my risk. On rccsipf pt wln 20 cents
for postage: or by ExprsC. =: WIN priW-
lcRe Of opening the pack aAamlning the
Watch before paving for 4ess as arroyo.
Key TINT winds ang'iclnl py man Ior
Fifty ocnts and stamp. hp< ON zup
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

There IL BARRIERS shop in Atlanta.
Ga, IN which all the BARRIERS are young
women, and the young men form in line
..weaty deep waiting for the girls 10 cry
Aextfr
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01
LOUISIANA As IT Is.
Isl Pages.
It's Topography and Valuable Resources.
By DANIEL BENNETT.

Its Topography and Valuable Resources.
By DANIEL BENNETT.
Price, 80 Ccnts-Po~tage, II Cents.
LIBERAL REDUCTION TO DEALERS.
IN, 600 Copies just Published 1000
Copies sold.
book strong indorsement.
OPINIONS OF NEW ORLEANS BOOK
SELLERS:
It is book which has long been wanted and
are mailed to all parts Of the world.
GEORGE ELLIS Bookseller.
Opposite the Post Office.
During my long experience as bookseller in
th city / have had thousands OF inquiries for
such a work. Mr. Dcnnett's LOU UISiANA AS 1T
Is Is precisely the book that has been called for
Ii gives general satisfaction to my patrons in
city and country. If its true character were
generally known il would require ten times the
present edition Of 10000 copies to supply the
demand. C. G. HALEY Bookseller.
10 Commercial Place.
Branch, l53 Poydras street.
An experience of twenty-five years book
seller in New Orleans Will Justify me in saying
that the book Just issued by Mr.. Dan' bennett.
LOUISIANA AS 1T Is, supplies want long
felt by residents and strangers. The demand
for the book is active and is steadily increasing
JAMES A. GRESHAM.
ap12 92 Camp and i15 Canal street.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-01

Juberribsrs 10 the DEMornar will CON
fes favor upon us by reporting Mt this
on,co any delinquency IN the delivery
L their papers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19
American Medical Association,

This Association for the Cure of Inc
hriates began its annual session in
Philadelphia this week. but has attract
ed less attention than usual. being
crowded out of sight by the nOisier
events of the time. Yet. after all
whether the Exposition is a success or
He'll Gate is opened is question which
may he of less real Importance to the
generations which will follow us than
the results of the cOgitatiOnS of this
dozen or two quiet gentlemen in a by
street Of the Quaker City. We have
brought before IL readers from time
To time the theory upon which medical
systems for tie cure of drunkenness are
based. 1t is explained fOrcihly and
clearly in a paper read before the open
ing of the convention.
Inebrietv Is one manifestation Of a
rerebrophySical disorder. just as cpl
lepsy is another. with a distinct dura-
ton, mortality. and prognosis. Ten
years is usually the limit of time after
its development in which it results
fatally. OF late years. DR.. Crothers as
SertS that this disease takes less time to
do its deadly work. owing to the
increase of inherited degenerations
irregular work. the extremes of luxuri-
Gus and poor living. unhealthy brain
work. and other means, which lower
vitality. 1t is most difficult 70 over
come "in persons who have other
nervous or cerebral disorders. or who
possess eccentric or unframed will
power and limited education. in parox-
cySmal drinkers. in those who smoke or
chew eXceSsively,or when it originates
in some injury To the brain. or appears
suddenly without any particular cause
The mortality of inehriety equals that
of the most fatal diseases. but under
proper treatment at aSylumS the recov-
cries NAV exceed those of any other
cerebral OF ervou affection. Other
papers We're read in proof of the fact
that inebriety was frequently a matter
of h%eredity. as in consumption, the
morbifc force causing it taking ONE
times the shape of epilepsy OF hysteria
in one child and drunkenness in another.
The producing III is most frequently
a habit of moderate drinking in father
or grandfather.
Temperance and the ravages of drunk
ennesS have of late years become dis
tasteful subjects among people who
assume a certain degree of refinement.
They are not fanatics. The violence of
temperance reformers disgusts them.
They are able to take their glass of
wine without degeneratipg into beasts,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19
THE CENTENNIAL Pillow TRIAL.
Gold Medals Awarded to Deere 4 Go.

The award by the Indiana State Ag-
ricultural Society on the States trial OF
implements held on the farm Of lerdue
University, Lafayette. the last of June,
was announced last week at their an
nual fair at indianapolis.
Deere Il Co. float the ribbons for high
est award i'll the trial of walking Gull
tivatorS." their ADVANCE carrying of
the honors. Also their GILPIN >ULKY
takes the gold medal in the sulky plOw
trial.
This was probably the largest and
most closely contested field trial ever
had in the West. continuing during the
entire week, twenty-one competitors III
c%ultivator and sulkv plows participat.
ing, including all the principal manu-
facturers of these implements.
The "Gilpin Sulky" was also awarded
the fist prize for best work at tie plow
ing match at the Iowa state Fair las,
month. This. the manufacturers claim,
is about a hundred premiums for this
popular plow III trial. throughout the
country. since its first introduction less
than two years since.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

SEPTEMBrR :. 1876.
Knife Cleaners r. \. Barker, T"pc-
ka. Kansas.
Car Couplings Andrew Wald. Ddy-
export. Ia
IIalr-ruhing pins-Aunis IIurd. Wa
ttrluu, Ia.
,hmrn Daahcrs-A Alfred Mcdaniel.
Dubuque, Ia
Steam Boilers-Hiram Purdy. Bur
lingtnn. IA.
Farm Gat-s-Tam"s ". Baker. Ben
torspurI, Ia. Io>I-uoT of one hall his
right Ia Noah &. t;roWn. Sdmr place.
Churns-M. t. ,reswcII. Washington.
Iowa.
Cultivat"rs-ThoS. !. Jones. Blairs-
burg. Ia. The front end OF tie piuw-
beams are Al, aCuru 70 al dTcl'd coup
ling bar. supported 10y Il lever, whereby
the direction Of the plnw i changed.
The rcdr ends OF the beams may ht
raised, when desired. NJ mtduS OF
chains connecting them with d rock
Shaft and lever.
Car Cuuplngs-Rirhard \. Kelly.
Manchester. Ia; two patents.
Harvesters-Wm. LottrIdge. Usage.
Ia. asSlgnor of twu-thlrds his right L.
NJ. '. Nichols. same place.
Grain BlndcIS-Wllliam IottTjdgc,
Usage. Ia. ass gnor of two-t!uTds his
right to NJ. V. Nichols. same place.
Book Cover PrutcCtoTs-jameS Ma
hedv. >perry. la.
Car Coupllngs-Wm. ). Owen. OSka-
lOOSa. In.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19
StHES,ks ryIWrNIC SVRJF
>Es NEEp ibStC

StHEStk = iTI NFNft ~ RUE
~,uEStk >Ks NEED IbSEC.
N,rFS,R- fiIi-
Are rhT only medicines THAT VIII cur Pulmonary
consumption.
Frequently med r'HcN that will stop \ cough
will occasion the d-afu Of th~ patient they .", a
up he yer. stop H. circulation - ~" blood
h-murruAgc follows and Ia tat. Ihry r.os To"
action uf ia" very organs 'HN' 'su>-r! ~" cough
Liver Complaint aHi pfSg'TNltar- 90" rsa -
- rwr-fhlfI- - rhs ,f--- % ~'u.SumpfIr'
MANY PERSONS complain 90 {. duh ys'u ia The ~.ir
spu~-ipai up. coated fursur. psip iu o." shoulder
hIai. feelings e rrrW-irr,, aud TtSt'~~>u"~-. the
food Wing uvtyI.y uu m" stomach accom- panied
Win aCidlrN aud r'IrHirs ~ - wind
Th--" - M .tum- usually "~f.girSt~ from ai'-"r
drr-d CuudI ton - me ~tuU1, p OF a torpid US'T
Per ."u. - affected. ~ thry tasr one or twr
heavy cola al - nv cough go fh--" cases 30
,udd-ily checked. viii md 'av ~rum tch and liver
rlur.rd. rrmalniug torpid and Jrar.iy" and al
uf sores. and liberated. The result 81 which .
cath.
: nruCk's PuIInDuir syrup Is an rNp"c'"rsni
which does not contain opium ~ ANYTHING 'slcu-
lated t. check a cough suddenly
~ci.urs'S 80 Weed Tonic d'sSDlv"- 'hr food.
mixes with The gastric juices - The stomach. aids
li- es.iuu aud creates q rayeU"us aIFs'i'"
Nuru the bow els are ~CDniiVe, SKIN allow ur'h'
- IN toms otherwise - = p lipu~ tendency.
SchrurkN Naudrak, rms arc required.
These medicines are prey AIRED only ~
! n NCHESCk & sos.
y r rorn"r sixth and Arci streets. fhiis
And are for sale ~ all druggists aud dealers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19
hoarse. choking voice. for ! vas strug.
yI,,u ., ... "a. Fuil lIrb'-


hoarse. choking voice, for ! was strug-
Cling 10 see the full light:
What do YOU wish me % dOF"
Telegraph. at my expense, 20 my
hrothrr-ln-law. TakeIt down. OF you'll!
forget. From Christopher AHstey %
John Brand. Gre.nmeaf. Burnley. saw
Kate l. not 70 hdge.. You know best"
Yes. yes" | stammerei, my hands
trembling IL ! took ont a pencil and
pretended 10 write. Miss Kate, then
fa!t-red. ~ls-
MY darling child" S"hbed the poor
fellow: and shes dying"
He was tr1 weak. too FAINT. 20 heed
me. a. with a bitter grodn | turned
away stuunrd-mad almost AZ nv folly.
For ! saw il all uow. poor. weak. pitt
Iful. Jealous fool that | was. ! had
seen the g!rl that w~orship-d petted
and cd?e~s.d Nv her own father. and,
without seeking or asking All -xplana-
nation. | had rushed away. leaving her
10 think He A ,cauudrrl-ntv. worse.
When turned once more 10 The mat
tr.ss INV patient had fallen asleep, and
! s'rd there, Thinking
In few minur | haf made nv
! plans: then. watch III hand. ! impa-
tientlv waited for Or Bankers return.
He Was back 10 his time. and III afew
words | had mad. nv arrangements.
Doctor" ! said. YOU said YOU Were
in my debt forthiS nights work"
My lear sir. I'll write You a check
for 20 guineas with pleasure" he r.
piled.
Pay me in this way | said; "see
that these patients whose names ! have
written on this slip of paper ar. attend
I'd To well for the next tw" days. and
tell our friend here that his message
has heenseen to-
He promised eagerly. and the next
minute was III the street, running I"
the nearest cab stand.
was lust in time 10 catch the early
morning train. and half mad. half joy
Gus. | sat impatientlv there till the
train dropued me AT Burnley. where the
hv slowly iolted me over 10 the Four
Mile Farm.
T., u.,S bricb. c,e,r frosty morring
and fla. en-, yI,rc.J from tho river
,,o .ra I'm, ,,H ,hi,L ~,
.,Iv an. ,hina q, 7 ION, ur,;ng tho
,.;., .,d J. how. ,hau,h,
,,,a Isl Lon, am, ard ruOh.a int,
49, mou L,ow, r,r,,r
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...,, ,aro ,.oo rr;no h.oL - -,
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,hn,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

a Thing of Beaut, Is n j y Forev r"
Especially when it combines utility
with beauty. DOnahue. McCo>h x CO.
of Burlington. Iowa. in connection with
their wholesale Marble, Lime, Cement.
and Building Material Trade. have in
stock a magnificent display of marble.
marbleized slate. and marbleiZed iron
mantelS. and iron CRATES. These a
tells are beautiful in design and finish:
marbleized on slate and iron in imita-
ton of ali foreign and American col
ored marbles. and as durable as they
are beautiful. There is no piece OF fur
niture that a be put into a paIlOr,
sitting loom. dining room. or chamber,
that will look SO we'll for the amount
invested as one of these mantel pieces,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

The month 81 carnival OF all the year.
When nature lets She Wild Earth 20 its way.
An spend whole s.asons On 4 single day.
TIE sprlng-rims holds her " hir- zn' purple dear
pc'ohrr. IAvi.h. raunrs them far and near.
The summer charity her reIs do b Law
Like i.wel> on her ~CostlIest array.
October. s~cOrnful. burns them on . bier.
The winter boards his pearls OF frost. IN sign
OF Kingdom. Whittier pearls than winter knew,
Or empress wore. in Kgypt's ancient line.
October. feastiug meath her dome OF blue.
Drink a. a draught, slow nIt.r.d through
Sunshlny air. a. In a tingiing vine
IN H.. in October Atlantic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

Wealth. after all. is a relative thing
since he that has little. and wants less,
is richer than he that has much, but
wants mOrp-fOttOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

a set n' double haTurssis used. and one
half 81 IL oiled with r-h or uca'sfuo, oil. Will.
IN the other Uncle Sans Harness on - used
'he latter Will be In better condition after one
years service than the former Will oe Al The -ut
o'three months. Emmert Proprietary Co. Man
ur.crurrr-. Chicago. III.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

The remaTEao = cures effected ~ E"g"'irs havs
induced many physicians and sp"thecsri"s.
whom We know. 10 prescribe and use IL 10 their
own fam lies
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

TIL Is Impossible Tor worms To Exist FOR sny
length Of time in the stomach ~ a horse which
receives ,gulaT doses 90 Uncle Sans Condition
Powder. 10 not fs'I :" use ~ on the first appear
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

Dr. req gradual OF britisi
and American Institutes. twenty wears a prsC
-iCiug physician Treats all diseases ~ =" hId
-ey~. Liver. Lungs. Heart, Throat. Hrlf AN
Nervous system ErrrrS - Gputh and Abuse o.
Manhood successfully treated and even ate
others have failed sWN forfeit 'ur any case O.
seminal Weakness or private disease" ~ Any kln'
pr character ~ undertake. aud fails 20 car" Ia
III p Will find proper treatment for iis",s@S -"
Guitar 20 their -rN- All letters containing stamp
Lor reply promptly answered
CoSsTIvhTGO> FREE Send FOR circular. A
ii-S~ Lock Bow -. or call AZ once. 81 f-Trs
- Get. davenport Iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19
Con..,mrr,nn Can be Cured

Never -quNrl-r a mum-r, tor We Are never
sure ~ A. hp4r. neither delay TIC purchase Of
Ell-tt. payusr' Liver -Ui-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

;~Caa,Iser ;aH, = safe rec u 10 no'
fryss ueysr .o 60 g. rEf, rot tyse nsvel
.l-.s 81: tu:A~zFs 80 El-rts payIlstt I've
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

In ali cases % DOUBT lean to the SIDE OF mercy
and Ia all cas-n ~ Aches and pains Try kiiert's
Daylight Live- pms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

For ~cruvtive ,I-ra-.s "fihe SKIN. pimpie~ and
bloreheS. E"ge'iueIs N" greatest remedy asst re-
mov.s from the system thu producing 'suse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19
nE T DODGE RAILROAD

OPIUM HAs,T ouEED At Eosy
uodsfA;. do tsstnooisl. Desc-foe rS<
rE , p MARSH. Qsisey. xiesissa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19
Industrial.
SIPTEMEIK ,. L.

q. BRuI.. Solicitor - Patents - ftt
PATEsT DFyIgE a De- None. reports -''
[ y Patents Issued 70 Western invent
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-19

y. r. rorn"r sixth and Arci streets. fhiis
And are for sale ~ all druggists aud dealers
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

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s~avs~s, dseA isss w~sA.
Iseae 7. Isaa sss Asslsva sles,ss rs~sssers
~ sls hermh'se ~ Mss~a. sses ~vsA. ~ ~ 10
a. The lsn~.nesssis~ sse shrn~sns deem
sAssf Arsns In sssiaus aiYeesleas. Their r.
eeusrse ase ail esasnsssa and a snsi sllas~s
u ssr~rtei o~saca sssil gives 'rausan, sss
ts~n. pay and hss suilc~~s~ are remreala u
k~~r III shs nnansalns sna ss~ sffaad u naest
the tsav~fnu~nt srcs~.
Tie Afn~sn ssrlcrvf, uosssnn lss,fnsls II
cnnisnnc iI& explorations in enn~, aaenee "
having discovered ,rNnr', III The White Nals
~Airh may rc@.sh4y cnNhie IN io ssaa tie
rrsls which hitherto haired hs rsvpf~~s sud
or~n water communication ffsm Nsessrsa
N,snys 10 khsrscam.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

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nis~ fsArstssones IN slss wssssissau ua t~snsts ss
privilege N rlssA IA shs k,'j rte rsnsa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

The sssun~ ~ shs Nssierai Aessea'sarel
l,ef~fns@nt s~ tArsri~f sfit~ase s~ssswstsn
In the slsti III ,hc sit.s tf,r "A ,~s.s ns
eash, while the raslns u ~rme~i.si .n.', rs.s.
Every ssrsscn rf tlc rnien isa.s&.r& rs~iac<~l
ps~sues, ssr~rs str Maalt stassa, ~l.ish IN,
efvased shons v l~r rssft 1he New Ene lard
Hsste~ tell IN I ter cent, the H<nsh Atlantis
stTtes a res crnt. th~ Gulf tts.e~ aTref crns..
thu Southern inland kssse. \ l~f csnt.
Tie ssass~ north cf shr Ohio river i,
rsf crnt. the SsAlss we~t ~ the Msssls~ipia
river n rer cent. the Pacific AsAsss msrly |
per cent. 1hsse asufcs rc.nt h Yield Il
sissnt ets. mi, oon bushels. The rye crep II
1870 In reported per cent. hsr than slat oi
1878 hnt In l,sl,,y II average sesns hat atpvs
- rr~iset~rcf TIE cat er.r ef issd she~s I
falling IN ot ~ ,cr cent. compared ~l,h lss
Predecessor Evcy section III the Union II
deficient, ilnckwhcM ia fully ~ average.
Thu barley crop Il rcr cent. less than tho
average.
The well koo~n thfa,ric nansger ahi -.
tnr. William wLcaslcy. dio,i Ia New York ely
1 fcw days eince Ito had hstn Identified with
thea.ricals IN this country ter Tho pct Atty
years.
C,~.iAn r. Dodge, who ha~ been quite samons
In literary. nnr,cxl aud journalistic circles,
dissi lat week IN I.,ndon.
The mcrchAn,a ot tho city Of lIavrc, frAnc .
dealing In salt rroviaions hAvo poti.ioned the
sensie IL Aboiish the duty of PER cent which
wa@ added In 1874 10 the duty OF foreign salt.
ings, Their petition especially refers TO salt.
ings from America.
Tho fireman WAS killcA anil tho engineer
hAily injurcl IN IN acciicnt 10 freight train,
II brownsville Ind, tho other dAy, casu~d
by ! misplaced switch,
heavy ii,od u reported from Cuba. cawsns
damage In eosn" portions greater than that by
Inn rrceMt hurricane. Tho sxact estimates csn.
mt sct b. mAds, but II IL supposed that Tie
sugar crop hAn suffered ~ both oAlamltias
from II 10 ~ per- ce,.. The crop will never
theltss be sbont N large - Last years. The
tobacco crop will bc retarded.
Tho llav. samuel d. wAidy ID. D.. WHO was
msdo President os the Wesleyan Method.sl
Conference iu 1859 died last watk
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

A writer In Aahre goes into MI elAb-
crate calculation 10 show how many
birds and animals must yearly lN
wounded by British spo,tamcM and LETT
70 dio d lingering death. Calculating that
sportsmcn holding licenses 10 kill game
wound three daily for forty-two days, hs
cAlculAtea that the 10, $40 holders III II.
ccnaea In 1874 wounded 0.206, ,b0d AMI.
mails, and tho %. .O7O holders of licenses
IN 1878, 0.677,05&. Tho holders ri gun
liccnses odd, upon like calculation, ia,.
73i. IA wounded in 1874, and l5.0Oi,.
Ol2 In 1875. Altogether tho writer con.
clu Zen that "Acnte pain Of uncertain
duration" wAA In tho year ending March
81, 1874. inflicted IN a9,O0O, 900 ol
animlla. and IN Tho like year Tor 1878 Oh
~, 60O. 900 animals which Tho writer
thinks rather worse than ylviscction.
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When young Chicago mnu camo
down stlm the other morning. he rc.
ncmbcred TINT his wife, who was rra
pairing breakfast, had mot spoken to him
when he got ny. and No ho cllrcrinlly
said Good morning, little lady.
Not word came In reply.
Good morning" aaid he again. In 4
higher key, thinking that she might not
have heard him before.
"Um--'m--'m." Was MI that escaped
from her scaled lips, ~ she kept on with
lAe work.
"Why under tho sun don't yon an
aver mcs" exclaimed hc In surprise I:
" whats tho mnttcri what have | done
70 offend ycns"
"um ,'m---'m." waA still tho only
sound elected.
"lsook here r. then exclaimed thu
husband, as ho jumped mp and klocke.l
over cup III cotfcc - don't swallow
monthfnl of this breakfast until you
tell ma what's the matter"
"What's the matter! |" echoed shc,
suddenly turning upon him with flashing
eyes. And then she continued: john
Adell 6mithser, tho next time that
dream 80 yon kissing another woman.
Ill will leave this house !---boo.buo :
- Chicago Journal.
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The Government uf pr,uaia has com
plstrd curious inquiry. All tho ch,l.
lrcn IN FchMl on certain day, i,67O,.
n23 ot thcD. were examined, anl The
color III their cyea snd hair carefully
registered II MAS found that l!.N7 per
ccnt. had blue cyrs and 1l.3l per cont
hAd brown eyes while no lcrs than ~
per tNnt. hal blonde hair. ~ per cont.
brown hair. ana only E2i pcr cent. hlack
hair. Only $50 per cont, again. arc II
brunette complexion. IN Bavaria ths
light haired proportion In much smaller,
aud tho Nvans thelcfcrs consider that
tho dark complexion .nn.s ifem the
south, which 1, IN accordance with tIe
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TA,rsy pays IRON cA,ss 70 Liverpool.

1n0 tNm1tkNuI6 vUyM8W Oh tU0 htG9Ws
ahip City Of Peking from Yokohama 10
6An Fnncisco, BY which II wan shown
that cargo of to- can b. carried from
Japan 10 Now York city, by tho nd of
tho tEAnscontinsntal railway, In twenty
two days, illustrates thu advance made
sincs icw ye~ss Ago. when this trans
portAtiOn waa voyage of months. The
pA1aAGe referred ID WAS made III fifteen
dAyA - distance being about tive thou.
said miles--an average II 337 miles u
day, os fourteen knots III honr. Al this
rses. Liverpool IL within thirty days Of
China. .-Roti00y Aga.