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First In her art,
She woye apart,

hS Wo'SePosS
None OF them near her;
Marvellous was the feathery skein,
Pure a. q new moon. soft as the showers,
Pictured with images out Of her brain,
snare for the souls Of the sweet young hours
To seize them and hold them ere they could fy,
Prison them fast before they should die
The women with wonder looked On, from afar,
At the gladness that clothed her - light
clothes . star,
While the mystical web crept DER land and
DER sea;
But hers was the rapture,
Hers was the vision,
New pulses Of life, joys sting in each beat,
Gloom changed 10 glory, grief turned 10 glee-
Such power had her weaving, cen evil seemed
sweet,
But ever In beauty most complete,
The web, which haunted all beautiful things
The blessed peace Of the star-sown skies,
The there empurpled with Asian dyes,
The track On the sea OF the winds jeweled
Ever the web with a lovelier charm
About one form slowly lowered and hung,
In q silence sweet as q song tHAt ID sung,
With a clinging grace,
Swept over an arm,
Breathed ON a face
Oh, that was q gods, In truth!
Spinning her life in the magical skein,
Weaving it out OF her heart and brain,
She stopped one day;
Sudden gusts Of damp air came,
Fitful guesses Of unseen shame,
Her hand lost its cunning, her eye grew dim;
Rent by the storm, defled, blown back,
The web wound it's meshes round every limb
Left her a prey In the tempests track,
Hers was the rapture,
Hers was the vision;
Hers was the capture,
Hers the .derision.
On every side, below, above,
She heard the dred hooking that cometh late:
'Ah, yes, you wove the web OF love,
But you trod the loom Of fate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

There are many reputed remedies for that
very prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
but none which have given general satisfaction
and become acknowledged standard prepare
tons, except DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. II
continues to enjoy an unprecedented popular-
ty. This reputation has been earned through
the permanent cures which II has wrought
proved itself Q specific In the worst
forms Of the disease. Pierces Pocket Memo
Books ne given away at drug stores.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

To preserve animal matter ~ any kind
after death, artificial means mutt be employed.
Thus. to keep anu utilize the skins Of cattle. they
plOyed in tie process, until 'lesthcr" 10 the re-
suls- To further preserve this product II te
preparations similar to those used by curriene.
The best known compound Of this sort 10 Uncie
pliabie, ana eRectually closes the pores against
the entrance Of dAmpness. dust and the numer-
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

For elegance, for comfor, and luxury In the
way OF hotel accommodations, we know Ut no
house anywhere which commends itself more
TO the public than the Beckel House at DAYTON.
Ohio. This said the whole story IL told. and
every man who ever enjoyed the hospitality Of
the house will attest this assertion. Is rates
range from t3.0, ~. 50 and $500 per day, &C
cording TO location and size OF room.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

n FsrmerS and stock breeders viii be In
terested In the great cattle sale Of Mr.. Jscobs,
Of West Liberty, TO take place April 18th and
18th We do not usually admit large iIlustra-
tions TO our columns, but ihe one portraying
SO faithfully the home Of the grea, Iowa I" Cat
tie King" Is 80 neat Is TO render It In every
way acceptable 70 our Agricultural readers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

LAS LIGHT AS OCEAN FOAM is a sim
lie often used. But ocean foam is light in
weight, deceptive and vapid; quality vs.. quail
ity. Ladies, use DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER,
and your baking will be q delight to the eye and
the palate. Cake, bread, biscuit, pOt-pies and
puddings all bear witness 20 it's magic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

Important to Persons Visiting New York.
GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite the
Grand Central Depot. Baggage taken
to and from this depot to hotel free.
$50 elegant rooms. Elevator. European
plan. Single rooms, S1.OO and $3.50,
also elegant suits for travellers Prices
reduced. Cars and stages pass this
hotel for all parts of the city, and to all
the depOts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

y STOP that TERRIBLE COU0H.-Evesy case
OF ptlOD commences with . c0uk b, Occa-
stoned By having aiken cold, which II allowed to
passages. and then 70 the lungs, and II NOT
checks y. BY some such valuable cough remedy
which 10 uDri ailsd for all disss Sos of the throat
ana lungs. A serious spell. OF sick ness may be the
result Of such 'aTelessness and a. o Expensive
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

READS SORE THROAT AND CATARRH
POWDER, acts like magic and il One Of
the wonders of the age. 1t cures almost
any case of throat disease in q single
day. Sent by mail on receipt of 50 cts.
W. II. Read 179 Baltimore street. Balti-
more. Md; VanSchaack, Stevenson &
Reid, Chicago, Agents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12
USE RENNE's PAIN-KILLING
MAGIC OIL!

Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil 81
works like q charm" There are three size
put up, and called, Trial Size,' Medium
Size, and Large Family Size bottles. Vim.
Renne & Sons, Pittsneld, Mass. Propretors. u
whom orders should be sent. Try il, friend
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

Nk~.As Soc 49, es sac -. <4.a Ns-xAsats
csf.ftsx Ul -iN - fuess a. IsvssusHs J5ns
EsSnt. srs -osfhs 90 SO - v~s s-&est - -
shG We aHs- - e. frTstrtsD @~Sss -
article sa. ss~s r 49, Tsss-s sf.aes 49,
sAsfes The Rod ~ - 80 1929 50 |. EF-sarf
d~gf~~ tAss 80. 49, .-rr- So sstSs
.n4 .klts ls ssnsas su.A-S D A-y~~@s~L
~ 10 Gosa ssr
nnrr. sns ~csss. ~stss~. - s4--sss
CNilAA.sa. fr-.s hls~, -zFfHFaast "a fp8G
-pr.iR. sac Rfa.-~~. f@s Eut "a -A~~r
ghspp~a t.E1s. fCzB&~reS Yet
fie.A " oapa. Kssp "a rua,ffr.
ENlsTHsi fvssoass Gr~ArG HsxEs,
>.na Crrck. EgfFo-sh
calls Of al ktE3r. Isne kssk
-iifs.t RiHssss~. n~sza-aoi&. - lLs.
Poll Evil. Ts.tHas
s-~insss Tsno,. kSss=sii.a.
U.rget Ia to.n -qsslns. ~~e~&~y.
Cr.rke1 Trsts. f.sa2a ksHSS
t.sinu.. isusn~>s. tskee hrs.-s.
Iiarn nl.tgrup-r. ssx Nippss-.
Cro-s-o.a. 2si'tos. Surs. % ~s-
Fnai Ttcrr-. fS-rt CgTp. Nsttfo.
Aec~-- Of tss tadrf. C-saE. hsis,
sssli~e Leg. N~sksr-. - 1esnts.
Thra.a. C"ssT.rtiuas u nz~E-.
EI;rses frarn . letter fsvE r~-ss a Co Sstaa
Hanover. y. II Isa. - i~2-Ths m~sstfns
to.a'siiEr on 3. Al -Ola BAT s0ar sosue- sAa q
gives great satt.fSstivn We frv4arnus asve
cali. Tor il ny p-r-oa. upoe rvsomnsn9>tien e
oar beet pas.itsns. AID tAsfv 10 ~ uz.s1AAs ssS
shat ~ Is e.drnt.
E,irsci frozn . ls,'e- fr"aa Ii"n Ssiasa .4aa
-~y. Cusnt, Judge - ~hslht tuahty. iuss. esssa
Harlan. April - - is 4. aeriaoaly pssg-sss4
To any other liulnlrnt -old In thi. -syii~a
Extract from . istiss frvta y n strufh~y d.i
I'd CusA, Mo Aag - i~IE i sua r-Iiine To
bo'tir- ~ yOur usrgltsr oA Where I sr.t oas
Ssttie Of sny other iinimrnf
Et,.e, from . %i,''ef t,osa } n nsaseshsr.
dated Pint. 'h~ruksc NstiuB. led T~f ~spt Il
lsSs-i Keep yoGE DsrEilsg al. g sells fApl&ir
Merchants G~argiinu OIL 9. tAr ,isne
ard l!Bim-nt 81 thr iuttrd slate f-Iahi-h+d
iSs iarr. .iIe O.. medium 50 .m,n -
small -isr Cor fsmils =~e. 80 Manufactures -
Lcekp-rt. - \. ~ s-rshsuts 1srriiar ,Hl 10
JOIN 0SOnl.1. se..y.
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u HOReHs, HORsKs.-woul you have your
norsss IN prime condition for your spring And
strictly observed. good care. regular feed and
nbe.ai currying are among the essentisls. but do
not fall to give them UNCLE BAN CONDITiOu
POWDER according to directions, and you will he
well rewarded for TOUR expense and trouble. For
sale By AL dIuGliefl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

II Mr.. Collard's great stock sale sdver::
tised in this paper for April 18th, will afford .
rare chance for the purchase of fine stock. he
is one OF IOwa's best breeders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE
took the Centennial Medal and Is the
finest in America. Twenty-Five cents
and Sl.OO per bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

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fttss 80 uas Fssf sss
Htasf su2- s&&sss
40 SaFs $3.50
pGFssusi~a Az
g 3 o q - 10 tss
1 4nss 90 psssss
az $50 TIE tt.ss.ass
a. NE 50 aisss e 49,
$50 80 ti@ &c "a .
foF . i.fe fhs ~.
A@sttaa 80 tas Is.
A. tee ts - sss
ssss rstsEns o. 80
heat svsFF tuss pc
stss sis~si t.ss
.aa fafgsa fr~m fhs
heart ~ sks farss sc
ne psfs uIrsss
inhss tate go laas
10 moEs fss gastfs tss
lsd Wee Hbysss
conss ~ sSatsr 80
the tspsstties - tss
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vaesinsths "a
10 hs hsstss 80 fnAE 10
ssfms tsFT gsg - tAs
h~sft ss u Q ss 90 80
fsvsi ations Gfass ths
system % yeus tius
pare zoo csnn.t -
, "a We agfss Me-
aad eli ethsF
fiifss sat 80 ne -
egaafsnis. - gsrfy
ne bleed 10 zee tHlst
lime - sag esk~
} noe rem -iy
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

PATENTEEs and inventors should read the
advertisement OF EdsOntBros., (established in
1866 In another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
OSIRIS Irish Tea cures biIiossness headache
and impure blood Sold BY all druxgissa- wEiLs
A ELLIOTT. AGENTS. n. \.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

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a@ 90 sass faseo
nunafe1s = 1899 -
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4ss - a. ghFsfgs2s
= ezHsEs hus Fgsss
See EASES = &c
1isesss - jas as 80
sas-s 49, sssf 80
- ds - ths 1850 sfs
csasesi - ssfsh 80
sasFss.ee rass - zee
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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

RPeventlOn II Better than CafA. Check
. cough or . cold 1t once, which NAV lead 70 con-
sumption, by using DR.. MArshaliS Lung Syrup,
an old, reliable remedy which never fails. Price
only IS cents. For sale in every drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

There 10 no better remedy than stone.
Cough syrup, when you are
troubled with . hacking cough or bad colo: Sold
Dy all Druggists. 3 cents . bottle Or3 for 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

ktL sNs~o>s yHAT
sai ssfs sss tssfts1 -
sod - est isfEs .
~ssEufs1is sfns~ -
esSsr. s~st free - sGs
&9E.
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CONSUMPTION !

pgs Ypr va
fthB s Nff-
s@F aF stats sts %
equally FtsChea ~
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= PILES. /,

Symptoms are Moisture, Distre ssing Itching. a
the rsctsn; P.rticniasly At night ne P.issse PER-
diseases. Mailedt any address on receipt Of price
5 cts . box. or three boxes eLA Addrees letters
DIR. SWayne Z Bon 30 North eiyth 81. PNlladel-
phia. Remit b. p. o. order. or registered letter,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

From our own experience we commend the
Pat. Wood Box Stove Polish Paste and the Pat.
Wood Box Shoe Backing to all; 1t certainly is
the most convenient form tO Use and its quail
ty Is excellent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12
MONEY

NORTHWE~fkkN MISSOURI,
Cnon Improved FARM. IN SUNS Of $50 and Up.
sards. for . term Of 4 70 = ySass; Interest - 10
Der rent, payable te0i- Annually.
Che &c Iowa loans Of 81 ~ and upWArdA D4de
S.HoOT SuS6s WANTED. Apply 70
BU8NHAA, = IC1IcYA
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

a Render your harness water and weather
proof by using Uncle Sans Harl ess OH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

n.-.1-~-- s06ot 10, 20 linda Cur . RiAs 8
keVl Ve!IX g 8tM Monster u Cat fog 80 saIH.
llU VI Ulo WEsTKlN Gun WORK1, Chicago. u
HQQl..:s s ss :! one Sample Ass:; ll In 3 s ass. !: ne"
G. u. LIXIN0IOX, ChAeagO.
FLUID LIGHTNING
instantly cores Neuralgia. Nervous and Sick
Headache. rheumatism, Toothoche.. and al
w 4 ZWRn Nen to sell to Nereh,nts. -
" nv Ell . mont and travelling exp .
ses paid. Gem Manufacturing Co, St Louis. No.
ys sss. t. t., A re For Der ::1u 80 ID.
q dress. ). WorAA Co.. S.Lo.., No.
importers prices. LArgeet Company
AAzAS9e In America staple article Trode
Increasing. Asente wanted every
where Send fer circular 70 RoIBRf WILLS.
q vesey street n. Y. p. q. BoX ~
nUUADNR0 LeGally and quietly OBJ
tanned for incompasthiiity,
etc Re tdenre unnecessary. Fee after divorce
A. attorney ~ Law, In Dearborn 81.
ChtcakO q Illinois.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-04-12

VITA isseys D. asss .o,ss itslisn 1r.nssa. Ger.
. IN silver Cesne.a-tn sacs vis All fss aats :
fnp eses, - - q ts Sc ~ j
a NSEkS nsaatsSfsrsr ara tnP-rtsr q:
Oesieli instr ns.ss AID s;ss.xa Nc 90 teaE-
b. 70 street Nee Tosf
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90 - s 81 49,
tsFsA $3.50 = -
ats rssf sss - 80
Ha a 49, $3.50
49, ks 90 1865
s
ssss sesss . afssa
80 af4asHA
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CArARRH

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GAIN q Esese
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sFtts sss sssGFtse $3.50
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HoGrpooM in five minutes that the five
counties below Wcstchcstcr and Rockland
are entitled TO Mt least eleven Senators
aud folty-four Asscmblymcn under
now di-trcting of tho State Indeed.
they would have an excess Of 299s7 over the
number necessary 10 cntitle them TO the
ele,cn Senators and fortv-fo1r Assembly
men. which ought to give thom another
menfl.r uf So 'mlly. beyond M controvcr-
sy; Wu'lc. ia view of the rapid iucrcaso Of
thoiihiluauts IN these five counties, thcy
MS IT iaiily claim one more senator.
AZ all events the rieh, # these five conn
tics to Ice represented in the Legislature Ivy
eleven senators and forty-lDur Assembly
men g., 80 clear. that If WOoprN and lIoGr-
pooN report n hill in their rcspcctivc Houses
allotfirr them n less number. the present
representatives OF those counties. itrcspcc-
tive Of party, ought ~ defeat II If thoy can;
and If il is carried over their heads Gov.
BomNslN should veto 10; and if, in the mean
time. tine Legislature dhscoud from Albany,
tine Governor must call them back. and keep
them there till they pass an honest appor-
tlonmcnt law.
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The soiemnltie. OF rondsi.m.


T7TFTT@I
Tho following Is a copy of letter written
hy " nam VI. fNlrf- o. Mr. Law. President ~
IT, Union Tongue club. in r,gl, o. m invitation
"n-ring President Hayes q r. option by TIE
clui On the occasion of his visit 10 this city next
WrH.:
Tie President thinks that reception at the linton
L. H-u' CLUB T. important meitr to Pee r,tcl asa
ff lif no ~ ''fi in great llrt absorbed f other
.ui ri, ani en.t grments In iAs asree with Lill.
AMI t'iuk you u 10 concur.
DO fttl. 4. h.'i me summer NtratIN ms over.
fr fi",ii M would he Inf' pleas tHnOp. 1f aninNfl
O. roy iD tN. .f %, aud tl,u u would be lle
"a .'|i aston Ni Doc. '..If
A.iAhfslAr % ofAIl, MAsuNgrny Arill 3D.
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Vctrcnch the Army.
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-, Ii.
''.'' WV WV
none, T., tat ua .il. W, To-. a i,.in ,ian Two
year,
They had the example OF earlier republics
to warn them that ambitious hors's and
vcnal armies were among the great d'n-
gers that free institutions have - 'n-
counter; aud thoy did not forget that hN-
nfn passions are The -lmo in all ago. ai 8
thu history repeats It's Gin Oh" llli-tfui
of human iuirwi'h Consequent" i.t.
re ted slir-uHl'9 against Executive oa-
u f"hinon'. rui l'- ISL fIr" o' .'e.
We have soon hrw tA- Constitution ID
Don t"ampl ID uni'i i''. "ii i'cS"i ni 20
carry ont parii-1n iIOniros; and noW
nitcr twelve years 81 e0-'nll p'.0'. a
Frpndulon, President MT only d..es its
let, and it, spirit. lu. o.r.ly aul "u'.t-
ciou-ly sct@ inside tlr nH7 intr1ic. tolro-
tcct the Treasury hy assuming 60 SUI
port the army In the beginning of new
fiscal year ON cr"i't. ami without q dollar Of
appropriation toy Congress.
If the Executive hc allowed t. tlke upon
himself legislative functions. nnd to u~urp
the guardianship Of the runlie purse for
three or four months. WHY mot for Neart
Where i- ih' lime To- nei.iaNu when Fraud
ulcnt President claims the discretion o.
decide for himself and is upheld hyan ol'-
eeluiou- Cahinor BrrosiponIne'ho cell of
INIT ftFf |NI ~
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n e-n law.vr- De'r.- low Hrft 'nn f.r
'al Intercourse with Omi-tior m"mnor- of
thriar;
TD-q. seton eamc ~ ,.r IFS ian an3
t ..Nna t the monthly meeting of The Bar
Association on 1ur-ipy evening Mr.
lRANkfNlI NEH. it seein-. had been bai-
lD.rd for a. member az q previous mcof-
nay. amt There being di~uufea- ~ the r.
suit. % comm t'"e WIS appointed 70 invc~'i-
rat ti' matter. thoy reported nu Tuesday
evening % out % dty-ei-h' ballots ca-f.
Mr. fNANhrN rrINrRl eccivec thirtcru hlaDt
balls. cn 4sh io exclude him irom mcubrf-
-lIp. iu. truet- had reported only eleven
hlf'h inlI-. NOT enough g. k-np out Mr.
fnNNKtNhrlNIn bout tine committee weie
"a ]" 90 find two more. After a .-.u-~iun. how
c.or. tie teller, were sustained and the
jew lawyer was Illus admitted by the skin
90 lis t,oth. Il Was evident. however both
from the black balls ami the tone of some II
the a--0 C.atun. that There existed "a strong
prejudice" against l'tfnl, jews into that
Harmed circle of legal learning. Christian
picty. and social culture
During the discussion Mr. L. + N,RnrnY
wDIl-kunwu n"uipcr of Tine hnr. CALLED ut-
t"u'iau 20 tho hieotry Of the association as
displayed 100 the treatment ~ the u.mina-
ti9n for mrmi r-Ap 20 another lawyer ~
the Jewish faith. We quote from his re-
marks:
"A .'ort t1e since most estimate eui uleusl
Noune man ti been iro .t for membership. Young
ycr.itv WHO hai are. ward .'ai 4 30 B,r4n aii vi,
.i Ire ,'d wnn wa .i-. t'e son Of r,-n0,t.l f..f
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n happened to he taught by the Rector Of Holme-
picrrcpont II now remains for tho Hon. Ed
WARDS PIERRErONr to congratulate the Lam
cashirc coal minors on their habits Of cleanli-
moss. and tho inmates Of Nowgato on thcir high
standard IT morality. Having done this. no
should resign his office under the American
Government, apply for papers Of British ciu-
zenshlp. amt IA lrton in name M we'll as
in heart, take his place among that numerous
body OF whom THAcNfrAy wr to- IN his '.!ebra-
ted treatise ON tho Snohs Of England.
Tho war news is tina, Gc4ultory operations
nr' in progress at Ihrail on the Danube. that
tho Russinn and Turks batteries ON the oppo-
site sides Of the river thcro are ia play Vat tho
russians nrc preparing t. assume the offensive
there, il the muskctry fire heard at distance Of
twenty miles is not proof Of it, assumption I;
that tho Grand Duke NICHOLAS SAYS the mill
tary movement is undisturled. and al is we'll ;
that the Russian port Of Oicssa il fully pro-
footed by dynamite torrodocs: that far up
tho Danube. at Kaaiat AMI With. the
Turk sh and Boumnnian haucri'e hnvo
hccn exchanging compliments. t. IA" disad-
vantage Of the Roumanians that u body Of
Turkish irrcgulars have DESTROYED several
British lighters ON the DANUBE. that the Turk
ish M niturs will hnraSs the Russians crossing
the Danube; that the various corps of the Rus
sian army are concentrating and taking up
positions on the lower nanuhe; that tho
Turkish commander has drawn up his plans
for defending the pohru1s 'la when the Rus
stalls enter Bueuria; ami that the Sultan is
about To pro lain holy war.
From the neld II action in Asia Minor thcre
ia news that the main body Of the Russian
invaders hayc re- 'onnoitrod the ncishtor-
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The charges made ny Nr JoHS MACK
ana i'r O. -. n-.i.e laraos ..--.4L-. Se,.. iin-
tnnd'nt BILLS must r'eeiN" fNr iul luN.si-
CATION which o.. - deserve 10 tn, hands Of t.e
= nute Bunhlue Committee. ih- satiun
must not ho confined within the bounds of
trhnieality. nor should the ommiite" tolerate
terrorism over Witnesses. Many wealthy men
are as much Interested IN shielding ELLIS 49,
FILLS - himself and wAen q man Ike Mr.
MACK steps ont o. champion 'ne cause II the
plunler,l victims. Doc should q. given oppor-
uuty ta sustain hist lieeHt .r-.
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amtf.cm~ cuts o-bnY.

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Wonders of the Waters.

Among the most wonderful fish 70
be found in the world is the blind pro
teus, which is found only in the supt q
ranean lakes of Krain, in Austria. Oh
fine specimens of this creature ha.
just been received at the Aquarium y
New York, with a consignment OF sa w
marine wonders from Europe, and WIZ
proper care it is hoped they will NV
for a considerable time. In color tnel
are yellowish pink, which, however
on exposure to the light, becomes n ~ "
tied, and subsequently turns 70 . aM d,
brown. They have long, fiat n .ua
and four short, slender legs, the io ~.
feet ending in two nailless toes, anu su'
hind feet in three. Strange to ssy'
coming as they do, out OF utter a Tsa,
ness, the creatures have eyes. Insy
are small, however, and are ordinary
completely hidden beneath .ne !. sA .ss
Somewhat similar to these FISH Is .ns
Mexican axoloth, another strange clss !,
ture just received. "Lang Tslng is !.
is the name of a beautiful colorea nsn .
two specimens of which have just es =.
sent from China. These are OF pfls III
golden yellow, tipped on the nns , sc.
black, and they have each iouf Low
like tails.
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A Queer French Case.

The Paris correspondent of the N,
York Times writes as follows: A cu
Gus case developed to-day. For d
past year two young and eminent chen
lists belonging to the French Acadeu| !
OF Sciences have been experiments
with the sulphate of copper. Their n
tention was drawn to it by the case |
Moreau, the druggist of st. Dennis, 1
which | wrote year ago. Some
my readers nay remember that be ws|
accused by popular rumor Of murderI
ing his wife, and finally Justice tod
hold OF the matter. The remains wed
examined by a chemist, who declare
that he had found a quantity Of sulphal|
Of copper in the bowels sufficient d
cause death. at Moreau's house th|
pharmacopeia was found marked 4
this substance. This was taken to d
confrmatory evidence, and Moreau ws|
condemned. When reaching the gull
lotine he turned, and Dnce more ID
clared, in the most impressive manne|
that he was an innocent man Th|
case started the two young chemists 4
work, and they made their report to th'
Academy on Saturday. One declarsl
that sulphate of copper in equal qusn
titles to that found in the remains
Nine. Moreau is a natural ingredientd
the human body; the other boldly 81
firms that no person was ever yet pos
oned by the substance. He began b
experimenting on dogs and then Oh
himself, taking two or three drains
He was nauseated, and generally von'
tied, but not poisoned, according to tn
general acceptation Of the term. III
experiments have so convinced bin
that he boldly declares that no one WI
ever poisoned to death by sulphate q
copper, and denies in toto the conclG'
sions reached by the chemist who maGs
the analysis in the case of Moreau. .
it possible that we have to add thlsR
the long list of judicial errors?