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, 1877-05-05
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP,

Flrst among tho requisites OF tho toilet II A eoo
article Of eoap, hut to procure It IA not aiwAys eAu
matter. Many Of the most nxpcnhlrt sonpa In tic mar
kct made from and delctoflous ate4!s aat
their delicate coornR and ftaRrant perfume too mfg
conceal tho ost srpu1s*u impurities Tho dsclosusa
recently msde puhc regarding this subject posi
tlTcIr asart1!nr snd dcserso serious consideration
tionah'c. especially II applied n tho hrA. lnjurtnE M
hair irritating thu scAn, and Inducing scytFn ieAd
ac1ca Tho character OF tho Ingredients mar be nfcr
from Tho statement Of gentleman who makes tht
scouting Of Soaps hlA huant he recently declared thai
persons engaged In this employment wese short .1vcd;
70 ten Ieara being TIC period during
Th1 3ltlelty ot pFosn5inx Perfectly lnrs srtle: ot
;Hn'sfCf.s a9l shs%ss sSsi NJ 4 Mtyfno Il
whoHe nnrnss establishments BY tai Inc largest Of III
Kind ~ ta limited states The ranown q w.
scmnated1 hut tltA htest s4cctM "a TITO nrpsopsata
crown 10 tho numerous Victories altra achsred.
IT. nsnsi as :neeseaed s n rsrtesttns Sa eamr
ton It the ntst taint toa1 cYer tnsrodnrc The rfn
cpal ingredients arn tho pcst vegetable Ots tho man.
dussry.
f9r ics:on 10 shc eiisase aKn et infant cf,ren,
snd ladies' It T. sioEsther .aegaaisa IN ita saosat
. III @
nted ta.te ennalcrs ~ aaseace q art,ncial perfas
stie i l. shsttt. TeliSt so.p rsGss, 4 tse nj.
seslts9 and agreeable article Of tho kind ever aau.
To'ssi specially deslra,e for tho OF ladtea aA
sn. iSl!es ID y. m.Ss: sssy e!ssr
III II lot
, 1877-08-13
Ela4iltn istAY.

One of the qucerest Incidents of these topsy..
t1lsyy Times lately oxurred In q llttle vlla.e VI
Gleartel4 Euuuty, Pennsylvania- Thu silts.a
produced q child murderer olu4' to any speis'
incn u tho n1stun variety. Ola Joel Stone was
Dying. Ills beI-sle watchers sent his lLyear-
Old girl to tell the Woolseurrofts. near ne1sh-
boss, to coluc and see Stone dtc-or stonc dead.
Tbs grl wont, au4 the Wools:ueroits started.
They lett thu g'si tHhlud With little Johauy
woo1.ene.olt. aged 10 y.ars. The sirl wantel
: drink Ct watrr,. aud shore WA none In ihe
house. She told tohany to - to the sprtns
aud get her some. Johmny started to ths
spFtnE-housc With pail for water. out toil .he
Klra she shouldn't have auy. She went !nto Tho
house and got gun that stood brhIud the
looz, went out on the lawn, laid tue gua
% . stump, aud ainr4 It Ut Johnpy - b. Mss
rcturulng With Tho lrpplnx-pail. Sue called
to tho 10y tslllug hiu, 4, give her lrtnk "
sha would shoot hun. tlu said she should not
have any aud trulged along iu ! zig- -zaa coutsc,
evidently trytnx u dols s. 20 that he could not
see luto The snuz1le Of Tie Ruu. Wien Aa y. vas
within few feet Of the stump she aFet. -, The
eharRe was ouekaAot aud rstd!el johnpy Wool
ssnrtoit's Ah1omeu. Thu boy fell deal Old
, 1877-08-13

Cu1cA0o-Thc srlIr /. y. Poster has gone 10
Buffalo with muaty corn... Eessel.owners say
frefghM will 60 up to 4c on corn to-day. 49, The
bFeakwatcr waA lined With pteasurr yachts yektcs.
day. presenting gay scenc wit, their bunting AMI
nyufs,... There were twrnty five vussuks ut The
lumber tuArkrt last evening. anu there wil
probably 10 half ~ n,Any more there betorc
shcr1nun carried about tUO cxcurriun!tts to SOUTH
SIDE and lien Ufake also made trip. down tu that
sandY suburb.
0rasn Io1.rs-Bq:lalo papera want the rocks re;
moved from thc E1s nasln. Thert Ia a Ep0d
dcmAnl for shipping at Detroit. The cesntors
are altns new steam canal. boat called The
to!: y. Z. SquiFt. bnlt at 1ion. y, L.. arrived
q iu1ao Friday ~. Tho crcw Vt the .ctt II. ".
Gage struck for sl..o. at l!utfaln which the Cap,
tain agreed to pay them certain other capta!hs
paid IT,: The pFnp fassa!c cluaEstt from Irern
hay on Wednesday with vec~ OF uncIda 1nJiaus
taking the place Ut tho Dufalo hands.
who struck for higher wages. Forest hres
afu Fnginy aHltn along the rast Eh0fe
Of takauM Michigan, hlltnr Tho atr with smake and
adttsu: u the dansrr Of collisions on ths lake ,...
Captains Of prupelIcss complain TINT they ire.
qlcAIly experience gfcat difficulty In entering The
LarbUf at Milwaukee,, in consequence Ut tho ab.
Ut ran9u 1tEs. Al T1Fuhso Tho RrrEsalp VI
eoal for tue sesson thus Tar hayu ttnn 4a 1Ei
hard cual +j..ls tuAa soft eual. DIT Blossbnrs;
total D toAs. At tle ilats last year there
w.rc II, ;lAf tuns hssd coal. H. u74 tuns suft goal
tota1. JH. Eks tons; kho~fng an exceAs for tuis
year 10 late Of 81. SIS tona
, 1877-08-13

rc.cnting s'Nith Carn1iun IN one u thr Depart
1ntnts at Washington. Parker ~ In New furk
in business. ScaEh alone stnEds his ground in
Columbia, but claims to be bankrupt and nan
cl,nnnt.
s,nrr writing tho Ahnrc learn that sp many
lcntltnK Democrats nrc Implicated In t!c rcTtia-
tivns Inatic hcfnrt the CpIn.ntttc", tlat M or
Eat,EzeI effort, having tle sanction Of the high
rst authority, Ia being male 10 sn,tr.si ~
rholt nafrr, anh let the prosecutions AREA II hc
gun against ttlc KrpuhtftAns hang nrcr them m
IN fntluccment IL tcave the State md hush thcir
mouths concerning their Uc,nn:ratc nct4,tn-
pItccs. Owing tn tho fact that tie local news
papers 10 not publish these RIA .latf0n4, thta
may easily 10 effected, but tho ..I tuuhtios Of
the State will pfotest against The tonlpromtse.
, 1877-08-13
PORT or CHICAGO,


Ihe following wesu the arrivals and cItaraucts
for the fosty.elght houts ending Al 10 O'Clock lsst
night:
ce,Sass f. S.fg suna5: sSs.
ssa'lHs. F1os. s:..<astt. HeniS. s,s:,r :ana1'..
nsHSa %is
ss si::;; Sis;;
5s;: .{.Ss ,s q:
VIII. ::ss!s g. E:s IT, S
In ill.,. s. ,:si ..ra: *s' ss; l., i1 ~
Sss1 fsss; fsa!S 1p;Ssa E,s S
.!sfs ::sf tsa MINE asa.is
s'l e, so: III. es%.ass I'll s IL cssf csffs
s,S,.s sa''SIi Ti,.5 s1a ss.s 1sitssS .eda1
kiax S.a'1!a's ss Tf;ss9'e. .. l,sa::
IL! S.it APef Si;.s< Iss,.s
liss ss R: .sa, SSs sa n:
f:s ; ttsssa ssss @
:s ;s:: S H. a: S;
sa
u%sf ". f.s ,.aa *'a t;.s h4is* 9ss
ssS. lfi*a ;a rssss Il; ss.:ia.Si .ass1i sssar' %s5
t!siSs ?i s' s'st sa:fx
ts.' I'll, s ;aS:: is!
ss ssts s<:i. i j. tsa.ta = Ia!s l;s:, ,sasi:
f. @ 'sf: 515 =: :s
5shS: :5: ::;si! sss s|s sis;: S
E s, taa!sts lI!s i,: .sss .tse 's VII
Sts 5y M
Assl4at1 usssn W: lumber: Y. Il Dun4a'a fr.nk.
, 1877-08-13
PORT HURON.


Ponr 11cnos, 3f!ch., Aug. 14.-1>own-rrops
sanfac. Milwaukee. II. ". Blanchard. Wins!nw,
Vt. Paul. Wnes and bAsxea, Michigan anil tow,
>. Mills and baryes; echra j, II. tiseck, Monitor
13rown. =. j. TI!dcu. Reindeer, j. II. Merritt.
John Minor, Carlinsfosd, {. iilnckicY. John 81.
Hutchinson. W. II. Rounds.
Lp-rrops o. IleEtschY. Marine City, 1]arnum
and consnrt, Tnttle and eonsort, Tempctt ami!
bnsRcs. Fletcher and eonsort: schrs 0neonta.
Keaben Doua. =. II. Fotser. jamca Couch, j. Il.
Kitchen. Delaware, Dclos DcWolf, I. ". Sage,
Monticello. nnd Metropolis.
Wln,f, northeast. fresh. Weather cloudy.
Tho prop Winslow brings the report that the
barEe. vefnas ani sunatfa. eon*ossa uf the r.eum
barge. SPARTA and Vienna. col1lded on Lake surc.
r!us. u1ltt EcltonH damage to encL other. Tie
Verona was Injured 40 t4tlY TINT sIle was towed
under the Ice of Grand tAland. where shr sunk. 4
Ateam nnmP wAs secured It the sault, with which
ahs will be rateti. She is ore laden. The sumn-
&fa WIS dana ted abaMi 81. 0U1 wnrth.
The prnp Manlstce IL reported at tho Sault With
4 Is0se wheel.
, 1877-08-13
MOSES AS A WITNESS.

Clean n1,rco.t-1,ocnnent. 1,ro,tnr.a 1rou,
ri. sccrct t,r.wcr that .mn1tcn,c MANY
rromincnt l,emucrat.-a ,1uiro.s utacnn,.
a.urc~An Attcmp. Of Ito Democrat. ~ to
suppress FatuleF Ansest'Eatlnhs'
lasrsspondsnc, N-'o F"yE :snr.
C1AnLhsIoS, C, p aug e.-1no Lcgls nlve
.;a anvsstgsng So,ttSe TX; has oesn M haFa ~
work striTit'K 20 proho tie Iersa ot tt,e tnlre
which Tug cafpst-pa9 parry ictt Rs m anllerlt-
ancc 10 tic ltasnnto'1 tfnscst'tncnt. l!lc task
became 20 s'cketllni: last week, howevGs, that
70 Ias sccts
a'o"EsMlo oI Wh!sn tne a.feauy kn9%n s1i's'na!
Lung M, arc ssc.et. unl; perhaps. rightly &C..
Thsre T. no statc u rec9 ty rs tl,ers Was
wurc to write all Know, ! might btast reputa-
tlons which nrc now titsuslletl; Bsid which Bn-
ee1Siy hopG may tctnaih 20 uatll ~! tne ens1: t..
IGs reve.at,ons s!oM fEat to eta1o tfeasus
of the stutu slnec TncutstrslctloEl. There waa
nothing which pa4eel thn Treasury is1lll which
did not pay trom 10 70 - per cent toll. Tho
.more rnscaltY thu Job. tho lnorc ~ nay. Az
specimen of these disclosures une nun declared
that he had gla!tn 0! Sl25,ooo. out Of wlieh,
utter paying all his sulis. hc MELTED Only $40.60,
nnd thou wns well palt. Tue scope q thsa IN
yestIgatton las nov snkcn ~ I'LL the Governors,
sltprelnc Couft Judges, several members Of tho
Cirruit DGnrl, tic ot'lctrs VI the legislature
and Mu1Iy bankers, wealthy merchants, brokers,
cdtoFB, and lawyers.
Most Ut these revelations have been obtained
through tho Testimony Of cx'Gov. Moses. who
has upcncd liis astounding budget without
stmffng frtend Or foe. Already the cry llns gone
lii from tho strcgeu ganlc, :" Who would be-
licvu hlosca upon oathf" nut this In. been
trlc'! onyc too often. A t1!stln9nsl'ea judge,
hearing TINT he had been tMplicutul, demanded
~ Immediate leastng boforu tho Committee,
in order to clear Ills skirts. liz denied cmphat-
lrally the statements nado by the cx.doycrnuE:
Tho Committee hent for Moses uHt confronted
him with the Judge. "Guvrrlos. did VIC under
stand you to sav so.antl.anf" ''Ttiat y what
said." ~ deny IT, said tho Judge, with great
emphasis. This Ex-Governor put h!s hand In
Ills sidu pocket aad tlrew forth document.
"JutiEe, 10 that your haulwrttngt" The Judge
wlltcd. ,.-.--,
Atoscs Is prepared witi, tho documents at
every step 10 suIstantIate Ills assertions unier
oath, asstl NO tu tl,osc who rely upon tho plum
ot 1sercdltIug them.
These documents Ut Muses. were deposited by
hin, Il, a 63raWpr nf if tlrfvatA Getfttnry.
, 1877-08-13
NOT STRICTLY conREcr,

A<V SIHIOIIIf EVIkRECIe
report cmanatlng from Erie, to lhc e1ec; that
the Iron steamers OF tho Anchor Line, Iudla.
chtnt. and Japan, will rim from buffalo 10 Duluth
hereafter, understand IL NOS strictly correct at
least ~ regards the present season. a. tetr boats
arc t9 continue, on thcle present ruute between
Buffalo and Chicago to tho close Of this acasun.
UHHd{o Esrprxef N
, 1877-08-13
CLEVELAND B1sEAKwATEn,

CI.EVEI4AND BEEAKWATER.
Very littlo work. says the Herald, wilt 10 done
upon that improvement this season, ~ compared
with iass Jcar. Two Year, since 81 appropriation
OF $50, 900 was made for this enterprise by Con-
gross. and last Year l. 1A1 !ect of Tho breakwater
was completed. Including the stone foundations.
csths, an! snpcrstructure. The building Of this
took the go. ONO appropriated. and al-U S10, 900 af
!hat years appropriation tCun:sra* appropriated
s;h. 600 agaiu IN lB1!lJ leaving $40. tOO IL work
Upon this year. MckAra. Gar1etd aud Ferris, uf
ettuetons that Will the present appropriation ouly
100 feet would be built.
, 1877-08-13
NOT GOING OVER.


The schr ramltco 10 not to c.oaa the At1auttc fpr
she present. but will proceed To Galveston ~tth d
cargo consisting Of 800 Ions OF coal and . 200
Of carbon oil, Fton, Galveston shc will sail to
C.das kcFs. Fla. snd load With p!ue lumber for
New York. Her freight for tho round trip Will
aMonnt u s., U00
, 1877-08-13

- :. . H71f' 1HF1T3FdN. - :
The origin Of The word 'shtrikc,h ~ applied
In combinations otb,inrInR n,rn organized for
the purpose either or preventing a reduction Or
uf securing m advance In tfIcr wages, began on
the Thames tlscks. II hal lung bcct Used 0n
t1,o docks In tho hcnse In which 'tknocklrr uff >
Is usel By w0rkmcn IN this country. Tho ,lOck
lahlreFs wtre Enid 10 sssrikch work when they
went ~ their meals. IL had another and pec,f-
ltar sixnItIeattnn, tot,-tle foreman asking,
"who struck these caaesa" when he wished 10
ltnrn what particular men had received anil
lowered to the wharf from the carts any par
tieAias psrkage o{ R,o1s. Its use In this lnticr
seu.o sccins 10 l,are been derived from tho
1nafitfme phrases Of "strikinR sail :" and "ktrik-
ing the Aag.n
, 1877-08-13


The lake scsr Thomas G. Street, uf Toronto,
a,'led fFpm Liverpool ou the 18th OF July. for Mem
tseal. with cargu Of plastef aud whiting. which
il satd to be the nrst shipment Ut tho kfna made
snr soHc lime. The atrcct witl probably arrive IN
season 70 make one VI more Rrain trips tha 1aRes
before tho closr OF navigation.
, 1877-08-13

Epsciat bist~ssch to Ts< 5Sibnns.
BrrrAto, y. f..Aup. II. Twenty .eirht vessels,
Including eight rropcIIcrs, arrived Saturday anil
Sunday, bringing 7Ho. 0oo bu If grain, ali corn
from, Chicago, except los, 900 iu wheat aud Ml.-
hsN bu rYe. The amount Of grain a!loat on the
canal Il 4 &c, 700 bu arain.t 7aJ 01 bt la.t rear.
Canal ffe'ghu arc strong II Uhc oh corn 10 New
York.
, 1877-08-13

ilasin4 thus taken brief glance a. The I've
great branches OF business wiisi. were tne hrsL
e os ss s Gase sks e % o ff
'nrnts oi growth a,au prnspcsaty, W.; tnc S.ty
n'ansiiaelnr!ms iaunstres 9. wneI J., III CnSnI
nave e'mt!huct ~ ~" s.u ~. ~ -, W.. si
t1 tt",SIc % and depression #, tic Eastern statcs,
u tptG Vi ,aoo. strHfs ~ .. ~ ny
demand o. aew 10. , vs. ..n..ttt ~, ~
spes.Ss ianiinu ia N ork az eoatii,eneo IN nan-
clat aila4fs RcncfalS' 1'ss1 a''o"@ '''eSe 's' Va
refer 10
lna aA"orH.fI"s s..I... S"s VI sno1niS w. ..
Ms oeaS tss .,s. e eaant o . 1s 9s,
s%I' and wc m iiod " the summing NJ Of the whole
,..rnsa fn- ,a-,, ,,ot,r oi,,,or,to on,, romn,,t,
". uaeA'sSe 40 .s'o. oe ss.s I'LL, -.
There arc tWcnt5'onc houses Ill th'eaeo tnat
manufactured above $l0O, 1000 worth oi tlotllinE
eacl, III 1915. Desiring not to mukc in7idious
ro,nnor;son, we wj,l. fnstca1 Of tic nat,,,s of
49,. .,.rs.,, t,,1,..,o st,an, r.. ,,,,or. ~
.,lc nouats' 'n"p} nuse.o .as =. ~ t.s,,e ~
tho alphabet, eacl' letter and cacl' OF the follow
inn amounts representing tts name and amount
of rlttlinr manufactured by cac. OF tho twenty
une houses, VIZ: i, t1,soo,ooo; u. st,scl,oo0;
Z, sI.tVoooo; =. s!,to'o1u' & =, el.u",Vooi @ ~
81 100, 000s g, e1.QO,0Got IL, s59W0s ], eGo0,-
Doo: j, saiO,000; X SEQ, ,0cyl; l., $:}o1,0ol; II,
f.fT1 fakI: n e.hk)ttt0: o. SEQ tOu: +. Sh,J0 00J
u. e.4pO, ,tGNl; il, kaO0 JCO; 4, 8l25, 100; T. $780,
0uO; L, sltW, ,00u; V, *l00t QUO.
The aggregate valnS q, q tne clotning ma'ai-
iaes1f m , ~ ns s1a ~ Tnsy "er c,c"inv9
IN. 5ri nnorntIycs. III Which fhe rrcntcr
payt were men, the rest hcing women and girls.
The usal estimate In fhctUries OF other sorts Ia
that caeh male operative represents ifom !oM1
~ ~, n'c e'so.is ro'M, ~ ox.!, @ ~ so,,stn iii
icss thl1, three to caell mule, va shouiI nave /
tut,l population Of euy lst, ,UD persons sunpurtcd
in Chicago by the .ianufasture Of clotlng
, 1877-08-13

Happy tid9nes for nervous sufferer. and tho@e
who hare been osed, dragged. and guacked. Pal.
scrmachera Electric l}eIts ecetuAlly cure pren,a.
mature debility. weakness. antl decay. 13ouk and
Journal. With Inflammation worth huusanda, snsilcd
frrt, Adarcss Pnlvermachcr Uatsaate Company.
Cincinnati, u.
, 1877-08-13
EDUCATIONAL
Lakeside Seminary.

s;i:ss. ": ss s3 i Ri Il: + i:is 1SV % i'is F'f
Ank%S r,.'EE.fififfs .:sai II so;;:
1'y u i" ssaa 81 l. -
1s @ { I T. f'aS T. s1's; s:s" It Ssi{ H s.;,; III: II!
.l1t4. t1AnRET%nN,
ss' ST
s T. H. s;s; i Hs sf f1:s NJ s:.
Circulars sens on ar p!ies1oa.
Missouri sc',onl If Midwifery.
s :sa yir ,s Il .s :: + !, IT,
fa Sti fSf sor s'fisat y a,: IL t.
(1yIL AND MTIMAXtcsL ES0lSEEnIvl Ar
aH?y l.
81 snsn, r. r.. es,If m
S6a ::} bsse ss is ''afs'
e,,:;l a; 1s@ t:;sssx.; Ss.!iais:s
eaa nfss9 s2Ty ts' say;
;es,.:MC:' sss :s?se'ss' wal
Hlo1iLASn osI.n,TARy ACADEMY.
sonimon snd :sea!!Se euE,u!Is *sat; .s;oad ssar
III H. Il y! ~''s sls cts. T.
MT. yEnxoE f ~: ,r$ny Y; E1 ACADEMY NILE rs
Sios. sa rfssisst graduate IT
FREEHOLD INSTITUTES,
f.tsse 6 G1HI,: Hill s't9"f 3, ;s'' for '0' 7hs Rev.
Il. !. Fourteenth yrar sxEin. ostS1cr is7s '"''A
es q f'3'I ,.s; ftss.s: =
N1o1n'sT,w,x, i$X!;;;f;5J5i,ijE { :, FGit
, 1877-08-13
"HARD PAM"
Has 1t Not Been Reached
for Chicago Trade and
Real Estate7
The Northwest VIII lfayo Nearly
GO,OOO, 900 Bushels More
Wheat to Sell than
Last Year.
The Ability Of Northwestern Farmers
to Buy Goods Will Be at
Least 60 Per Cent
Greater than Last
Year.
How n Portion of the Upper
mississippi Lumber
Trade Is Being Di-
vcrtcd 10 Chi.
cagO.
Chicago Manufactures Growing in Spite Of
Chicago Manufactures Growing in Spite of
Hard. Times..$l5, 100000 ii
Clothing; $3,OoO,oOO Of
Shoes; $G,ooo,Qo0
Of Ieatler.


When shall VIC hayo better t'ncsl When Will
trade improve, tntluslty rcriyc, and tho yalues
~ rcn1 es,otr mn, nthcr nrnpcrty return to
s..,'1,,t... .s. n,"t. nr,,s.s -, r,rc rsnrs ooo3
s"'l'et'l'ne near t'e. "sutes ~ ~ .4..
Ihcsr arc lie questions WHICH one neala every
where anl every day. About every ot!ifr nlaf
whp,n one meets In business critics has some
,,ct srhcmc ri nj. avn bv w1,ie,, nil tt,c.c things
~ ss y. ,. ~. .sn,s,,,o ,r,1, ,,,.t ~
nsc III W sei He,tt oa' 'hc 'o'''' w" '''"ss
them Is That they proposo 10 cure great
Fhficty ot alimchts WHICH, ho" hlHlet nl!1cteht
quarters OF inc commercial WORM ~
Administering tho same remedy 10
All. It Is true that tllore
and has been for five years general depression
of tr'tle, but tho causes arc variant md rcGuirc
ulllcfcnt treatment. nut only 10 cach country,
hut they are somewhat different, anu the tron-
b'cs Will run over q Inherent course IN TIC at'-
tcscnt sections ol our omn country; and Tic
object Of ehla enlargement OF our usuAl fcdt
esialc arttr1e Il to nrcsent briefly ko1nc Of tic
-. 49,. -, H.. w.. 49,, ,,nr,t,,,,,.ir
cF'ue"ees t]a@ ~ 'ne Heas, o"u Pat tssa."''1
llcrC th Chicago, tho g1ltmnAEIDn OF The :" "naEu
&t,rua II 1,os prnI,,1,Iv t,rn rcarttnf ori that
, 1877-08-13
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,

IA, oIvh3 SEI@f. I3th. Location health.
fuIt grounds ampIss hatIllngs rutnma!tuns- Thor.
oush lnstruetiun In CIVIL ESNlfEEfiSll. the CLAS-
siCA% and ESHLlstf Careful suprrrisioa Of Cadets,
Fur eiEruiats sppy 10 JEwE1T J. WILCOX. Esa.,
fremont uouAe. Chicago. Or Col. TilE0. HYATT.
nxsa .iuai
, 1877-08-13

f'nraaa Hotel Cars run through. h-tsrrn Chi-
cafn and Omaha. en- the train iearnT Chcs- 1889
q. m. ~. -. RI.
kotc rts& wes! ut Chicago.
1-1,tr0t r5fnef of1 We'll and Klt2te,s:G,
b-U~pot ebrntT OF tanal and Klnx!e.stA
, 1877-08-13

CHIQAGh ST. PAUL NIFEEAP0LIH LIRE.
Ticket onces u Clask.s and = STREET Depos.
LeATs. Arrive.
e. raat Minneapolis e.. .s,osn a. m. 4:0op m.
, 1877-08-18
AetOrin's Complaint.

The Astorian lily uses nearly two col
umus OF its space in. drawing compari-
sons between Puget Sound and the
C0lumbie as ports of safety for CONNER
cial vessels. We think the unfavorable
comments upon the Sound will not in
the least benefit " Astoria harbor,n while
they may possibly do some injury to the
Sound, and will certainly have the ef-
feet of causing the press of Washington
Territory to repeat all rumors OF the
dangers Of crossing the Columbia river
bar and the many stories connected
Herewith which have foundation in
ignorance and jealousy. There is no i'm
propriety in saying the best word posi-
BILE tor the character of locality Us an
entry or harbor, bat it is bad policy TO
defame the advantages of a neighboring
pert. The open sea is the highway Of
tue commerce OF the world and as long
as the Columbia flows to the Pacific,
ships will raise aud dip their sails at
Astoria, and coming time will multiply
its opportunities and advantages; but
idle talk in comparison OF hslbors will
not build up permanent prosperity for
any place, 1t is the commerce Of the in
land country which must create the de-
mend Tor sea port, and then that har-
Dor by the sea most accessible from the
valleys-the places of productiOn-will
be the roadstead of the merchant fleets.
II the feeling at Astoria concerning the
visit OF the Senatorial committee has
engendered this thought OF the compara-
tive advantages Of the two places of
safety, let US say to the people of Astoria
that no vote OF the Senate or opinions
of men can alter the destiny of the Co
lumbia and the part it will play in tue
building of cities aud towns. Nor will
thr considerate believe that that great
sheet Of water away to the north, with
its egions OF miniature CULTS and bays,
can have an unimportant history in the
developments Of the future. II years to
come finds the prosperity in the land of
which the present gives lively hope,
neither Astoria harbor nor Puget Sound
will need to beg for ships to ride their
waters.-Bee.
, 1877-08-18

berry dish, drains the teapot. calls for
/ bread tiIi the whole brCadbonrd is pnssea
over to him in desperation; no pudding.
No, thank you, but aftcral are through
in moment of abstraction puts in his
thumb and picks out plum, and-thcre
is no cold pudding answering to its call
at next days lunch while the two
women who reckoned themselves hungry
would have nibbled through II hearty
dinner and have left twelve basketfuls of
fragments. In like manner he streaks
ahead in the talk, sets down one author
and puts up another with word, turns
Il whole argument to ridicule with an
anecdote, and in Il general way seems,
quite heartily, and wholcsomely, and
naturally, and simply, TO pervads all
space.
And the women let him! That is the
reason why things will always remain as
they are. If it had been third woman
who had come in, the two would have
drawn her into the circle of their talk.
and it would only have been little
more of the same kind. But the man
swoops up women, circle, talk and all,
and rushes headong on his way and
subscrvieut and sIavish women, instead
Of making stand for their rights, only
strive who shall drop all her own little
interests fastest and whirl around with
the will and whim of this strange soy
ereign innOvatOr, who seems to bring the
sweep and swirl of all outdoors in with
him, to whatever quiet nooks his High
ness feet may choose.
And all this, remember, is done with
out arrogance or pomp or design, When
these evil traits come in the man ceases
to he a man and becomes q tyrant, a
humbug, bore. With them we have
nothing to do. | am talking only about
the men who are adorcd; about self
confidence which is as simple and natu-
raj as breathing, which Is neither
unbecoming to the possessor nor un
comfortable to his companions, which is
undoubtedly necessary if the worlds
work is to be done, which is certain
ly necessary if the worlds daughters are
to be won. but which is as impossible to
woman as it is to add a cubit to her
stature; and a great deal more impossi
BILE than to make zone hair white Or
black
, 1877-08-18
ArriyalOfIhe end Regiment.

The event Of last week in Vancouver
was the arrival OF the steamship City of
Chester on Thursday, bringing the End
Regiment of L. S, Infantry, en- route for
the seat OF the Indian war. The regi-
ment numbered $50 men and "a officers,
under command Of Gen. Wheaton. The
troops looked somewhat weary and
travel.stained, but were in good health.
Gen. Wheaton reports having had a
prosperous trip. The steamer Villa
mette Chief arrived shortly after the
Chester, and about eleven o'clock that
night took the barge in tow, laden with
troop and regimental property, and left
for the Cascades. Gen. Wheaton was
formerly OF tho 2ist Infantry, stationed
at Vancouver: After the Modoc war he
was promoted and assigned to the 2nd
Regiment. He ia comparatively young
man, of fine address and personal appear.
ance, quick, energetic and good Indian
fighter. 1t his operations on the field of
action are not both rapid and effective, it
will not be his fault.--Independcnt.
, 1877-08-18

A,RIvER OF INK.--The water from the
mines above Cumberland is impregnated
with sulphate of iron, decomposition
of sulphuret of iroh in the coal, and
flows into Wills Creek. The creek is
now very low, and but a small body OF
water flows down the bed. At the head
of the city are located two or three ex.
tensive tauneries and in the tanning Of
hides large quantities of tannic and gal
lie acids are poured into the stream. As
soon as these acids come in contac, with
the sulphate of iron, the water becomes
black, as is now the case in front Of the
city. There are millions of gallons of
ink now lying in the bed Of the creek
which needs but condensation and pack
ing to make salable article for exporta-
tion. Here is chance for capitalists
Cumberland (Md.) Alleghsnian,