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A letter in the Worcester Spy thus describes
son,a If the attractions OF the Russian Capital:
s.Criday morning VIC stroled out to see st.
Jsaac's Cathedral. The exterior OF lne proper
tiops, with gilded dome and polished granite
columns. is yery imposing, The ten splendid
t]utcd ulalact,itc columns, and the two OF lapls
lazuli and the beautiful porplyry steps, arc
ycry Grand The screen or inucr door, III front
Of the altar, aud near the place where tile serT-
ire is held, is very ricl. II is covered with goid
and has six beautiful paintings ou thc outslde
These doors are frequently opened and closed
during the service, and you look through them
ut stained glass window upon which Is U very
large figure Of Christ alter His resurrection:
ttWc attended two serylres NJ -. 4salc =
The singing is exquisite They use no instru,
r,r,,t. hut they have choir Of twenty men and
two dozen boy5. They are dressed ~ long hlue d,
rowus. trimmed with broau Eli ora1a. 1he
nricst's yestulents arc OF white sftk anu sati, o1
brocadcd silk with gold thread woven Ill., an
surpriscd to find the paintings III Tue churcn
SO beautiful. There is a painting OF the Ma
donna there which seems to ME one OF the love
1icst have ever seen in all my travels. IN the
Russian service they cross themselves many
times and then pro$trsGf insm5sn hr foreeaae ''
nSatu1day morning we visited the Nmte.
Palace, Missing, OH the way the A!cxanucr
1nouutnent. shaft OF granite, Larger 10 he'sht
and circumference than Trajan's column III
Rome. In the palare VIC visited tlfty y rooms: Is.
THc Ties Sic Of the palace is immense-45o feet i,I hy
35V-and during the winter it is occupied ~
@ Over 6.Coo persons belonging to the Emperors =!
household. We saw the chapel. when Ec,,edI + seiy
rich aud beautiful. We saw there somG c3cseu~ .'
ino1v ancient books. among them Bible dating
1rom the time before the invention Of printing; ta
TlIe covers OF many OF the books were studded -
with diamonds and precious stones: We lt;o v,s.ISo
on, enl,1 The >Malachite Room llas twelve
n,asuiiicent @ n,aiachitc columns Of great size, :
naiachite mautel, aud malachite tables anu
vases. - +ho nu1e
passed through the suites ol the gaay r1y
a;e.ant' tic walls hung NTH brocaded SIZE, OF
pinE, Of blue, md Of gray. In all OF the looms
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to say; and: as they arc under DO responsibility
Tor the political movements OF the districts with
whic, they are asVuaintcl they escape the
temptation to mifreprcscnt them. It would be,
Of course, an e1aggcration to say he is never
wrong in bis forecast OF the issues OF q great
question, but he has 50 often pcen right that he
Is at present about the best political "tip" III
France.
, 1877-07-29
GAMBETTA AS \ JOURNALIST
London truTid,

GaUbetta has now become great journalist
es well Us q great parliamentary leader In
truth, journalism offers to him astil better field
than thr Chamber for the display OF those quail
at,es OF guidance in whicl1 he excels. He has the
Italian genius for combination, and that de-
mands for its free exercise mode OF working
which does not necessarily betray the author OF
the work. NJ. Gambctta is one Of tile few writ
ers in Paris who never put their names to i linc-
The Reputtique Ftancaise is known to be his Or
gan, but no one can distinguish his articlcs1ron
those with which he may be supposed to have
q general sympathy, and he can thus often hit
his hardest without enabling his antagonists to
identify the author OF the blow. They are
struck-as be himself WAS struck, in another
fashion, at St. Lazarc 4 year or two ago-by one
in u crowd, but by which one it impossible to
say:
home under the same roof-followed it to nurse
its iates: offspring, the Petite Kepuo!iq'se Iya"-
case which has inst come to lie. 1he o.ntes
are in the Chaussc d'Antin, and the virtual Di-
rector-in-Chcf lives OIL tile premises. But. al
though he has his own rooms, he may more ac-
cura1cly be said TO share thusc appropriated 10
his infant charge. He is with the paper al the
earlier part Of the day. and he returns
to it again after he has, taken his
walks abroad. The great sa'k dc rntac-
,,L aM ~ 'aa.,s a1s ~ hare b,nn or;r;n,lir
.Ssan.d - ass'e a. ,,a r.s+ tah1e Sit the
oe;neu nsl, y. v MI, ,;r1, =, t;c M
~ a. ,n,. 49, r'aa to ro..nr
~ naa;,';,;' aG ~ r.s, .hn;! ,, Thev mr.
~ 1 iespons I. -! VIZ enen s,n ;, .,,7 +1at fsrt
pusslanf LUZ pous ~ ~ s,,,,"th;rr ,.. n t},e
Is ns: haom aS suuu,s stafi The,
s so.aposs.oa - 30 -, nr+;,1ar is st;,i ior
5uIl .1;.,+ " - ' a,,,p sn,oofh.sn1lrn
nass.n nalat; 1, q'n ~ am 1narsaee ~ snt;, nav
W. - have -. es 4so. ~ h,vc lnok At
ue ~ ~ 1--we eu's ~ e1o;ncr him tn
fnt. n "nU ~ s ~ s.o,, he13lr he m m
oe ~ ~ ~ ,hs ,1rso,, nhserye1: the
ia'o!ae one !ol anG p.so. as's-S,ionsy rc1i-
aai'sE a1ae ol iails rs - trat;ns If tI,e faith
+hes ~ ,s = M -. n,+ anS sermtv in the vest
sa. a. o rh. writer's vino GANG
Laen.s o. as sinct Pierre Honapartc at
H. histoE.c ,rai 3ra3 nrrsaoci the fal Of the
~ LIZ tua' pa,, 1sns,,irc ]an;s hut
Nv ~ lay fon1'rss for the wearing Of
Ta i1asi- -, ;,n,mnatih1c with our no
+;a.1 - ~ ~ e 80. ~ - 10 1rf1er Their rtoycs,
W one ~. y. & .;c ao.a - w. ,r;,hont hleniS and
~ W. inc'f G; ,.a. not hrrraved
ioeet v. Incl ls. - i'rdo, n 1Ie arranre
,ns., ~. - .ha;x t;as Tha ,,cn who work under
H. ,ne.E .les nc .1eea aA tl,c allowancc being
49, ~ aie t1t ~ thsr are No, IN the wit
~. a,. sS ~ ,,,, tha+ NECESSARILY on nil
tt,e ~ e'els ~. atu thci- connetrv of
nsa,nas1 a, .as uoaa ~ sa;l sp1sti.' ns;,a
~ aess y talu as.ue. =, .rb7ct to is more
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L APEASUT-VE REVERfE; Oh.
4 CHANGE OF BASE.


ue eooo opo'' 'oe w.
"ltn Fisa"e "e.n ''hu "A"'
A used up Peanut Mani
My stock in trade is nigh well played;
Most scoopcd out clean am 1.
With none to trust, Tn bound to bust
sRoot, hog, or der
Thus duy by dag pass away
Thu best part of my life,
With something more ihan half~a-score
49, ...h :, -, e,a than, or,h-
49,. .|s.s .,,,
N.Y., P-oF's ~: .,.. l'a'..,,,, ,nh,.,vor
r.... 1,,, 20, v,,-
4.1'' 'nA, " S,.s.r'.,.
"a, 1"'~ ~ -. ,;..,. ,,u s..,
,",,,,e, ts.,,. - ,.~tf,t
But tiines are changed-yes, sadly cnanseu'
The folks arc 2ett'nc cr'azy'
While l-yes, lam often dry
AZ often very lazy.
Yet still they come, and still the hum
OF busy life rings round me,
With naught til chccr-the deuce! no beer1
Ah, me : how this cunfounds me.
If ,,'i,rs dan., look nm lct,er." !.
a,,, ,;,l, ,b..r wards there handed was
r,,, p.o,,4 MIN II letter
Thus did lie read; - Come forth, thou seea!
Thou man Of many sosSoWs!
Come to the land and join tue band
Tint neither bes.s nor borro"s'
And where the skies rain pcanut~pies:
COME ou,cl. come noY or aiEer I"
- Hu, ha'' quoih he, Dune fostane sae
Extends her lnV1aat3ou'
Go there will, nor rest until
find this rich plantation.
Go there will, nor rcdt until
tiiid this land Of Honey.
I'll 1sake stake-you bet I'll rake
In piles OF rale good money!
rss.ss. ~ 49,. ..'s ,s..,,.,..
-, s.'"aA =, .t,.lt. ~. 49," '.sa,. ar,k~
IT, "".' ",''...a. - 49,. a.. .,;,,a,-
4.u.na-n ,,.,,.ra .,, ~ n ,,,d ~ pie
In Iand OF Peanuts-Noney:''
- M, no, OLD huln-ln 1anu OF Nans
Can you not smell 1t, sonny
.,v ..o.u,
80, -, 49, .,s;as -. ,r.,,,1a.
1us 'o>s ~
,,,a ~ A". ~, .,'s'.s,""r, ~
~ ~"p ..,..,
~" 49,, ,.,. s;s.t,n.
, 1877-07-29

Some Of the Scotch papers are giving details
of very extraordinary will case which will
shortly be- submitted for trial. The story is
this: The daughter Of Il country practitioner in
a little village in Scotland awokc one morning
to find herself great heiress. The traditional
uncle, vino had come from India With fortune,
had died. leaving 4 beautiful estate and fully
1850. GOO in money and West Indian property
to bis niece, Miss Macpherson t,rant.
AT that time she was bright clever, hanu~
some, and about Fl years ot age. She took
possession Of her property and lived in great
style, keeping large stud OF horses, and driving
tandem herself I'LL over the country. Her father
and mother she took under her wing. and was
devoted to them To the last day OF their lives.
She established them in an independent and
elegant houte near Ednburg, but had them q
great deal with herself at Abcrlour House on
the Speysi>se
Some fifteen years ago young lady cane to
nav her q visit She was !, stranger to Miss
Grant, and was brought by some friends. 1t
ended in this Young lady, Miss Temple, leaving
father and mother. with their entire reconcurre!lce
and living with Miss Grant, Tor better or for
worse until death should them part: in fa:t
they formed such friendship that they agreed
and entered into an cnga:5elnent that neither
should marry, and thar they should pass their
lives together Miss tsrant then and there re-
fused 4 ycry good offer of marriage, anu re-
iccted all other suitor:. The conditions were
that Miss Grant was to leave her estates anu
everything to Miss Temple ii Miss Temple OIL
her part never left her and never 1narrie? \
viii was made by Miss Grant, untlc. which her
property was to pass to the Temples
Two years ago Miss Temple married. Last
Christmas Miss Grant died. The will was re-
yoScd. She never forgavc the detection, she
never made another will, and the estate goes to
an obscure country doctor i'I At.crdccnstire,
who hardly knew he vas related to Miss Grant.
and never saw her Other four relations. poor
tradcs-peop1c in Bantfshire, come in fur d share
over this question OF succession there will DC q
terrible fight in the law-courts between the
Temples aud the heirs-at-law. Miss Grant was
very masculine in appearance aud manly III
dress.
, 1877-07-29

sihle to command their presence Of mind. In
mindful Of their own ears, they followed tncir
master whittier he chose to lead thetn, anu th1s
was far away from the place whence tue cries
had sounded Before many minutes had passed
women came ilurrying down across the meado",
bearing lanterns and impromptu torches. Inc
searcl, spread rapidly along the river banks.
Before long loud cry arose from spot oetoW
the bridge where number Of people seemed
rathe.ed tYecther. All hurried thitfler, and at
once drew back In terror from the sight their
li1hts fell upon. On the meadow sitlc OF the
river the bank sioped gently down to the edge
OF the stream, and here on the peobles 1aT t"o
hodies.-those of Brownie and her sister Mary:
They were carried in all haste to the farm aad
every remedy which rustic ingenuity or e2ne-
rirnce could suggest Was put INTO prasths,
whilst messengers were dispatched 1or lne neas
est doctor Before these had returned, broanle
httran to show signs of life, and very soon sat
up. apparently little the worse. Not SO WILD
Mary. The farm people did not rive mp tne1f
efforts to restore her; but the women soe!, ~
gan to look at each other win tears ~ tIg'r .h!
ssves. and the men with grave shasings OF the
head. Before long the doctor came, and alter
slieht examination, pronounced the case nope
less Mary was dead.
Brownie stood looking at her sisters body IN
silence, long alter the others mad wAnora"n e. 70
ween or discuss the sad event together. She
had remained mute and iusensible to every
nnestiou addressed to her; the most eager cur1-
osity had not been able to elicit word from
her. Now the people LETT ner alone,
saving to each other that the fright had COM
nleteI the loss of her wits, and that poor
Brownie would henceforth be worse than ever,
She had been found stripped OF her dress and
now stood in her under garments alone, which
were dripping with moisture. The readiness
with which she had returned to life had diverted
ali attention for the time from her to her sister,
Her extraordinarily long hair, which she Always a
allowed to hang loose, now dropped around her
in long, dripping tresses, and eaye her indeed
much Of the appearance Of partially -c!othed
river nympl,. Her face and her slender, ba1e
arms were like marble She hardly seemed TO
breathe, but keen flashes Of light shot from nef
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Public notice IA hereby given that in pir-
suabCC and by virtue OF a certain order, Judge
ment and decree OF the county court OF AleEan-
der county. state OF Illinois, made and entered
at the February term OF said court. a. u. IsIO,
upon the application OF the undersigned as ad-
mlnistratOr OF the estate OF Louis JorgGnBCn,
deceased, TO said court for leave 10 sell real es-
tate Of the said estate 10 pay the debts Of said
tate, will AZ such administrator, on Tuesday,
July 18th, leI7,a the hour Of two O'Clock In the
afternoon, at the front door OF the court house
In the city Of Cairo, in said county and state
oiler az public sale TO the highest and best bid.
der the following described real estate, namely
The east half of the northeast STARTER
Of section four ~, in township No
seventeen %, south range No. two
~ west OF the ID principal meridian
IN said county; also sixteen (lCl lots, Nos. one
q 10 twelyeu2) both inclusive, and Nos thirty
(37) 10 forty tiO) both inclusive, in block
No, thirteen 80 in the fourth ON
addition To said city Of Cairo as the
said lots are designated and des-
cribed on the recorded map or plat of said cltyi
also lot No. twenty-four tli), in block No.
lt'y five jjl In the first addition 10 said city OF
Cairo. and also lots thirteen U3) and fourteen
Qil, in blocs No. seventeenu7) in the city OF
Ia Sale, in the county Of La sale, and state
aforesaid said real estate ia 10 be sold for the
payment of the debts of the said estate, and
the same will be sold for one-half cash in hand
and the balance in six and twelve months With
good personal security and mortgage, or sale
mortgage, on the premises sold To secure bal
ance of the purchase money.
HORACE WARDNRR,
CAIRO, June ., 1877. Administrator, etc
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The WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuRIFlEh.
HEMAR.

Thh incompatible DEpURATIT.' =
a po,perfuI AfTERATIYE, TONIC, ~
TkETIC, DIAPHORETTC, and APEt'
ENT, combining rtvfues tphteh r'n""'
its continued s.ss ,ciii thoroughly sratf.
cate all diseases Of the blood. Its inare-
dients are Of "a purely harmless eTr~a'-
fion, the products gathered from ren'"i"
the slightest taint Of disease t,i Ge -3a-
tenn, Il Meier falls in ejecttn0 thdt disecsa
through the medium Of the shin, or -
Peiiin0 IL through the MANI aud sar:..'
and, indeed, forcing all the organs in'"
their proper normal and functional con.
dhion. A Gerry trief space Of time ~iit
doubted reliability and 'cSndsrfM cur@-
aGiy, the gerry acme OF medical trtnmDh~,
and the greatest discovery Of the present
achere the blood itseif Is primarily no
seat Of the lesion or disorder, sue. az
sCROFULA and the thousand aud QUO
causes that lead TO this terrible affection,
cognt.ant, for Bibitcat Truth hos assert
ed that the d" Sins Of tho fathers shaie
risit eren unto the third and fourth gen.
erations, ,, ard to BROKEx:D0WH AND
1orerfut rejurenatOr, cdustsg the ryeeIS
Of man once more to assume the God-!4,
form Of manhood.
ARYDis0RDERS, CONsTIP 1Ti0N on
COSTIYENEss, LIVER IND kIDHEi>
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL AND merry
GI1NDUL1R ENLARG EN- ENTs, ri
1FFECTioSs or THE HOMES, TyDN-
LENT ULCERS, FEMALE 60"
PLANTS land 10 the OeatIer sec 4, - ~
boon long sought for by senstttre, sas'.p-
fi5te, and delicate (emGles, as u tn. :
direct action UpoN fhetr dtlnsentsl ANr
ALI FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEth.t,
OF THE TROUBLE, Il 10 tncatnabic. .
perseverance, tcifh this repsedy scH .,.or
uG',t.uo "n Ery srs nsS az eIst 70:
RIAL POISONS.
Thousands Of Testimonials att.:. tho
truth OF these claims.
Price, Ono Dollar, In large bottle. -
ALI hnftIeA. az.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State Of limos, County Of Aleyander-ss.
In the Circuit Court, September term, 1871.
Fleming and Lacey for use Of Henry Wiemeyer,
~
Henry r. Payson and Ferdinand j.. Canda firm
OF H. X, Payson &Co., as garEiahecs. Car
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Affidavit having been filed in the Office Of the
clerk OF the said court, that Henry K. PlySOn one
OF the above named defendants has departed from
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against you impleaded with Ferdinand e. Canda,
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able on the first Monday in September next. Now,
unless you, the said Henry X. Payson shall per-
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Monday in September next and then and there show
cause liany you have, 10 the contrary, final judg-
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= are still the most thorough and search
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3 IN the digestive organs and promote VIZ
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