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, 1877-07-28
Gardening In the California Tulss.

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The market gardens Of ths tule lundA bordering
Stockton, arc rapidly coninR into forn!tlane c1n-
fur the t.aGo Of supplying the san Francisco mar
kcts. Tbs prodts Of tu1e gardening seem enormous
wien ono heark OF tha 4nlost fabulous productive
nesa Vt this land. For !n.iancc, Joseph iia1c.
whouo rAMck IL on Roberts Island, bordering the
river, but few R,IeA sbove Stockton, tuforn1s ua
that lust year 1o sold $3.50 worth Of stFlnX Xlehns
from oue.elgh1h Of an aero Of ground. Another
pleee vi ground containing faW Acres VIA sought
fur by parties who desired " sens II, and VI
ftreuto pay 40 an aero for = years rent llo
rrtuscd, however, " rent the land for thAt hun,,
and put i lato snluns. potatost. etc. From
one and \ hAIE acres Ut ouIonA lie gathered
44u sucks, weighing tweaty-Aevsh lons. boae Ut
theto sUId Tor - aac Tor tu, ind sosue for
1cxa. The whule nr!t11 about $700. which waa
considerably uore ptolta ble thAn 10 rsnt biz land
for $40 liz bud In a! twenty tye acres of
onloas, bcans, and rotatocs LAST yeat. Tbs leyca
Hood csr1s, cuserlng all tho Iaa1 but about ten
acfos Of onluns. From these he sold 81, .UJ worth
Ut ouluns, nutltaK 4n average Of &!!4U IN xcse.
This year he haa dug sna sold acfu Of new polA-
toes, which brought him $S3. Rud tho Land haA
bSeu repltntad to swsct pokaturs frHsn tue lltlt
~ the alst Ut last mouth .hu sold 32:17 wusth Of
"gArien truck, and uae cuul no Iuor0 tell Wlero
Il Caue tton, than hs euuld tell u few roses had
been picked ftou. a full rosu bush. THREE years
ago ns nel9hbor, Mr. uurev, eold u, SOu worth Of
ouiuns from four acres VI Kfouaa, amd tue noxt
year, FROM the Aan,e piece. Ia void 81. 0oU worth.
Uu She hardiue rxncht below Ms. llaIes there was
raised aud aold last year 1910 worth VI string
beans from Two acsts of grouud.
, 1877-07-28
Dl3ATzlS,


KRNNEDY-On tho 47lh, at No. IL 4holto.st..
Hannah hcnnedJ, Of fracture uf tAo skull. sus.
talusl " falling dowa s1slrs ta thu Sherman llouse
Funerai to-day 1t 1870 \. NJ. TO 1t. Patriek's
Chuscb thence bY carriages to Calvary.
liUvEY-At Gloucester, Mas, tho 18th Inst,
ueofxu D. Hovoy, ass4 Us yeass and months.
NAGATz--July ~. 1877. of lyphold fover, It
her Tusidenec, Mrs. johanna c. ltagAL, wIfs of
tie 1trv. John II. lta94t4.
FupsIst Hunaxy afternoon 1t $3.50 o'clock, from
the New Church Tsuiplt, corner Wat Wash
!nKton.4t- and o&Iea.av. Friends asa Invited
uAiNES-ln this city July rs, Alta May,
dAsEhttt ., ot Mary sad Anton, o'inai, sssa year
Funeral froln tho residence D. 3. Tailor, No.
14a West Ad4us.st.. At ! o'c:eck Thursday.
- WChaslottu znd Oswexo papers pleass copy,
cAflKlNGTON-LilIlsn laf4ns dauxhtss of NJ.
and Mss, Z. y. GarsIusson. aged I munihs.
Euuerst from tbs rrsldencs .! VI. II. N. 1ieatn.
077 west Aontos'st., IT a:3o p. H. to-day.
Friends aso 3nvtted.
CLApp.-At Highland Park July 60, Clara atAa:,
ley, daughter OF 1eosys and 6sEsh q. c!app, sxed
q months snd b days.
Fun<s4i i residence, oil Vefnon-ay. Saturday,
July -, at IL =. IL. Friends arc invited.
FlNDLAy-On Thussdsy morning. july ga, Ut
Nt Holly. Pa. Henry d'A.. flndlAr, af haltl-
moss, Ut The nfm Of Mccormick Bros. & Flndlay,
Retu.ius vii, be taken To Balsimoxs for inter-
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hsr been sounded 10 depth Of l.Goo fret. lta
wntrrs are h+AultfnI nltran,asnc. and It May he
called the pnscst vstrr IN tho world eontt'nin! by
lsht and mobile ~ IL be easily ashcd into fonn OF
cain,td TO a mirror like sur!nco. n the early
morning it II like looking Ela.r viii, rnrroun,l'
curncJ. several st<a1ucrs Of small tonn1s:: arc
nsrd n narIyatnsN It. attitude i ~ mt .. .:a,o
wcsther The lake meyer ferrzr., nri never gtytt
M ii. dead. No pesaun that aa. hcun dFawnrd
has been knowt. 10 rise to the surface. Wood. nt
sonn ~ It iF eatnrhtcd sinks 10 thu hnttam: The
water IN clear crystal and huge rock+ fsy feet
down nte plainly deceFnthle In fnct- i T. mar.
vrl, and the very contrast Of our nwn Sait Lake:
fur this 10 70 lcnsc and fsEH1sh A. 10 nurr great
rca!ttanec to The human body and every Thing ess
that will NpA.,
, 1877-07-28

battery, called Ali.Tsble, intended to awrep tho
approaches fu the larger wnrk. Finally. Fort
Techms.. tho twelfth work, 200 metres fsnm Fort
TIch-Tepcci. CONSISTS Of two baatinned intrcnch.
mrnta ronncctcl ~ a prrApet. Within arc bosnl,-
pepnf barracks and tna..azlncs. Tic profile IA
similar tAt of The 1aet.eseftoed work. and the
length Of the crest lue Il 7sU PAGES. The citadel
lsrch.Kala IA aitnased on = rocky spur Of the
karadagh ltesRht+. running out At right angles
10 thr kax-Ttcha. The fortIhcatnn cnnaista Ut a
nt wall Of irregular trace. On each aide arc two
ec,n-crcnsr towers. In tle Interior are casc-
rnaled bnildlnes, magazines for stores, and al,o
for powder. The hsrracks, a. veil ~ tho m.Ra.
In thickness. with archcd roofs covered with
ear the walls being also protected by earth piled
up hRanAt them. --.
Tho armament required foe the ed!tient dtfenre
OF ka:s Ia cstim4tea At 11 plccca Of or4nantr. At
tho pecscnt tina there In ttr fortress hundred
rlIe .ponndet. and af.y -four stlooth. bore guns
. 0'0 men strong, the length Ut purapet having !"
be manned. exclusive Of tha space rc9ulred for The
The extent Of the works. and their .cpasason iuts'
two dissInet zonca by the Kars'Tschait i may IN
doubted whether the number given would rosflJ be
sufficient for sucee%sfnl defense.
, 1877-07-28
YA1iOOD KHAN.
4 Ktae Who Cenld Not Read nr Write, but
Ituietl yvise1y and Well.

Ktae Who Cenld Not Head nr Write, bot
Ituietl vvise1y and We'll.
III. r.,ort-d ,s, f9 4 x',t .IoS nt' khan whom III.
of ssu.sla In central Asia" opens anrs fa.cinst:
!ug ehspter la Oriental ht....y Thonfi, s, nons Of
Sn..''': n.e. rhe "T Troopcf Kna II Tarkesi.n s:,
fftfs e TT sery II as' H.. aI&.an m.
cast on the Chinese yoke and becone once Mlore -
independent r., s1snssa .ntnsrst, ,n. ,,rt 70
t bfeak occurred in {sal, when iorkunl va g.
'legci. and The Chinets sntr*on, finding resist.
aas anss d fGRsf sRe hes s'
hrehic. petimd the then Khan of khnksna sant hn1'
usg Khan t1oi]a. ,lcscehAent ~ the sne!cnt t9u-
q ft'Tt fe.to1s td % dyna:av. VIII hm :. Sne q h.
entenants wa dfepstshsd laknen , kha: s, ri hai
taten ii part IN tic Stubborn defense II *:
sis.}d ior twenty Ave daYs against the Kus;l.n.
under ret9y.ky s9 hod an,sYus ana E; S,syss ns
two rrcxt arts Of Oriental diplomacy and war, was
not likely to remain Aauovrlnate. and After har!nx
sa Il sersed ,t % haa i.c asserted htnsef, and. hi aSy
contraat wrh The sIee.ses and '',heeil..y of l,s
was to overthrow ttlcIr commpn soscsc'Em li0obcc-
Bools1h. Khan ot kho:ana: b3 snecessiyc M i, IN; IN;
t;; II hs,p,s Il ls II: fss s IL H.
A.sst!c soysreigns, VIA !tsognlzea ty IT,, saIt.a
tic diplomatic s.ruyxies over this point
1 IN casss'nt ss e sEs fssest FL sqssas a
ii drst closed hls country to l.ussan tfads, but
btave and enterpsialng trader pcnetsatsA 70 kasa.
sss9:t i:s:i: ss: vi I
.an fearing that yrkooS Kna% TslI n,sps
anu Yakoub Khan, alarmed lhtstat and bY tho
movements of the Chinese, lortisd Aksu an1 aen;
negotiations, but ttlrauRh q s;hoxand,au, which
Induced yAkouh to challenge them 10 scHl -
usa,an cnroy, oyen i II were only she pl,ssd ~
They complied ana took the frst step. sendtna
missiSn under .''ron Kau!oa's: eut es,;,osh th'
I nnd ii wan not until tllc advance Vt tl,e
10 s!x', liz treaty of June IL is7. Alter Ills for
nsee.s %sa q. ts"n d - him. an s q
a.'n s ensartnx nto fratons with Ea.
elnnL a pulley 1t assisting the chncro, ~ more
1menablc nclxtioose. 70 recover sotcre!1nty was
va va considered that Ii wouid be better fotes
ngainst kashgar. when It bad 60 " ueen. darseny
aid for t'e exclusive osnoio isasssa: puttng sas
feted ny ihc Sultan and ts representative q The
indaco hlm iS Walt 81. rsterabu1!.,
A trooper WHO could neither resd nor write, "
kooh Khan va 7ofa manager and rule, nl msn.
lie fostGrcu ttAds that It hUnEisle1 10 an In
credible extent and stated theft md disorder with
such scseftJ TINT life and property AZ safe In
Ensia''l tn % ot Alired and liz ifsand ot Moorss ba.
lad. Ills glllows was always occupied. anJ r.
| fiug oGeniea were punished with death Tu bo
IntU at Of Abscnt from, tho mUsque cost tic Ia1
| Mahon,etan sound noggtng. On the other haud.
bcsides giving tEs people ssabls form of govern
ment aud prosperity beyond their dreams -bene.
| hts1tY annYectute1 8ftEf The anarchy
, 1877-07-28
A Man'a Head pulso.i on,

SaH dhfoN1o tn. J EEgr9ts. =
Yesterday gentleman a4uled Wilbur, jnst A.
rived fTuul Fro County, ruportel In tho o.aes Ut
Meas1s. Musa = itcnnctt that day oE Two near
tbu Frlo, thu body VI man, we!us nancy falIet
tu lrarn, VIA found on tbs prslriu with hls head
completely 4eYerud fun tas lody. Neur this tody
was found horse, with II rawhide 1ar!at fastened
to the saddle, tAs ohet end Ut t4e larat belH1 IT.
tucucu tu Inc hoEna VI stetr. This lasiat, Tor q
distance Of three four feat, was freshly sta!neA
with 1uoI, aud tho supposltlon wAs that In laaso-
luz thu slecE the lArat had accidentally bpc0Mo
twisted us wound asoual the n,au's neck, and that
utter he had caught the steer III tbs Eope ho hass
dragged about by tho stees sud horse until bis
he4u Aau Oeen completely turn from thu body /.
Thu mans head had uol oeen found whcn Ar. W.
jcgt that section.
, 1877-07-28


day. OF conrse he Il na!d 10 have been acetden<-
ally shot, He wn :" Po'e, aged '13 years.
RAM ~ tbe tommittecs es1,e,f 10 meet Yesterday
t.....s... - hr.I,... wn. dana
"e!e ptere4'- eAo 'Ao'e' NV
=, s"' .,oa
The FreAauEefs receipts 7eHtefosy were s4n"
iron, the Water Department and Slo4 from mssec''
laucons soneeta.
x,,. rno r,... ~ .c.,1.t fe@er werc rrno,,e1
r.strna.r Fourtrrn icsihs have secured fror,
?ys.t t..s:, ~. .ensh 1s"''" "@'s .'~ '''"
'nas "'tea"c 't's "ce~. ..
NJ. Alexander took cus permit yesterday 70
bntld twn. story and atttc dwelling. a!xG foet,
No. air Ilnbbsrd street, to cost u. 200.
AID. s.ew.r. m.de tk importance yesterday.
ehni.rs ,o,h"s yvh,ah bas Eent hina In led Tor
hom, !. sash ~, MAJ ~7p< "'"' :" ~
s''"' "eeA p"'~ ... ..-.,. .,
A ptrson who, might bare paced thfonfh tos
rooms e1ctnt those OF tho Potice Department an
almost pa!nfnl appearance of dnactfton. The
Mayors office wAA deserted. Ills l!onnr having
taken mp qnartess tn tho tsfnnd fAcidc. Tho Water
oniee ". almo.s dtpopal*ted, ts n, men ns;;ns
This was tue Of other oa'Get; The 'epstt.
, 1877-07-28

During The riot Thursday tbs mob broke Into the
hardware stnre Of Goebtl Schroeder. No. .b7
Archer avenue. md helpca themselves to all the
arms and anu,unItton they conlL ind. lii.
estimates his loss at about $500.
Michael flitlgan. coal. dealer doing business on
tho corner Ut ltafsted atrcet md At, fons truck.
attacked Patroman Sullivan, Of the DcerinR street
squad. yesterday morning. as ho WAS going to
breakfast, but beyond few threats on tho part OF
Gllll9an no damage was doHu 10 etthc..
The rIUtcrs who were arrested were yesterday
1e. out OH bail in cases where unuxceptionabls
bontlk were pEctcntcd. Those til tho sonth Dlys.
ION aru 10 bs tried Aug. ~: thuse 10 the Soflh
Division. Jniy 81; ami the s!xty or tescnty IN ihe
to.aay.
Maurice 4. achwAb. Of whoHe antics much hiss
been astd IN day* gous By. was again locked up at
the West Madison Stsert Htasion lsAt evening.
and ScutIy with cukriave rtIc through tho riotous
district md n psymsnt rnxa shs task,n"n A. Or,
der npon H. Sts gpsa wh e nas Of
onicer Endalcy, of thu American District Teie:
graph Company. arrested yesterday evening Fto5a
Cheney, charged by 1ulIis schwuch0w. 1i1 Dear.
@ W ~ fa ~ btnsy WI ta ina
evening with the coat on, aud On making Ills sp-
pearAnce Yesterday cycnIu4 Hchwnchaw summon-
ArmoEJ.
William 0au,blc was arrested by United States
Detective Tyrrnli at S+i Wes, Lake street, tic
charge at coantcrfcitfng. lie haa been showing
pr,ctar Of iho psss In.cstca Who took nnu,ber
uf them 10 tne lank. Mlaese hn was informed 81
thels character. Gamble was hold to bail in $500
by GuiAlnlehlonce HcYne, md III default VIA
locked up.
At about noon yesterday DR.. ~ II. nurt. Of d5a
Wbsl Ha*hinxt"n street, sep'.tcd at tho Armory
. :o"G 1T nta s VII H. 1t,s sarst aof o
Clark and Mndasnn strccis. Tho EiE was Bsbsc-
, 1877-07-28
CALIFORNIA VINEYARDS.


I'll, vintage e by tho,o who
With se h.. s H. aRS SgS *a
t.,n Gs m # 4 s01s, s. %uee ess :p: :ss s saao ns
countles ase In excellent cont'iti, n. and prom.s
e !sa Et 1t 9sw 'ms
suffered somewhat frum tho tro.ls In HE
budding scAson. Fortunately. huwevcr. these
,S.: s,a III fosfs ps.sy hs 5. 10
Koh1er says. tic vine.ieaves ars fre.bcs and Tho
yral. throughout III tis PRINCIPAL Wins da.t.e. u
sass. sa1e.ed from :e.1st!5 Of a,o,stuts; Ths FL,
tattcring t1s thinks Inst Tho vintage this year..
In the form Of Wine. Will b more Ut
1us sha n',nxa e. nd h@ dtss,
sna those Of Easteta VIM. .n,stea.nt:, ia
'a! te ,yvstqwinx atgcs aastiity ot wns .s
tsen done ,a;sy IN tae t"ra, ot eSa.iFnasats 70
yfsvioas years he adds, ine shipments represented
10 60 per cent less thaa previous iears. The com:
gallons: Whatever io1. may ha1e bcen caused in
some vtnesards ~ the frost ia uufs thAn cUa,pen'
III ~ u sw sas.
The .lntage u least 10 uer cent. while the iuAs
through drought md frust docs nut exceed pes
be disti,sd int6 branjy. Mr Kohles declares th.t
stntcuturlst, muat lAt 1t least 'half Of their
tn9 saa hsy w1nt to %sss ,n."
Arpad Nar.azthy. of tho arn u Landsbetges y
S5 H. e.as y " ,ss ssns
vintage IL about the same-s, 900 600 gallons. 1!e
e.tnatcd last years vlntsge 4 about y ooo, ooo
sbout correct, Iio believes the State could have
u, Ooo. oOo gallons Of vino lat ysar. But largo
, 1877-07-28

PORT CDI.lsOIeSE.

HrryAlo, n. L., July 17.-fcaselH pasttnx Port
Cotborne lock for twenty.foR hours ending d
O'clock y. M. .tlth: ...
Westward-rsnps Ox.lensburg and shehluna, tn
Chearu: Lincoln, to Lay tity; bark. pulAskt. to
ken,fhA: London. TO hcnuaha; rchrs Chtns, to
tly City: II. j. Wilcox, to i'ctsolt; ro!kare, to
Er{o: h. II. tincusA, to Milwaukee,: Alb&tEoss, 10
Metdln Island; hasse i.ls4ar. 10 bay t1tJ.
EAsswari-Prop* .Aeetcnfn and Milwaukee,; 70
Jane. 10 (Jswc9o: scbts stafford. IN roron,o; Anglo
Saxon and Montreul+ 70 Kingston; untarlo, to
Thnratd. -. -. ....
Lake fte,khte nominal. EOc on coal TO Chicago;
6;c IN salt to Chicago and Milwaukee.
C1eared--l'fop JAya: harks blanchard. for Chi
cago: It. Luuls. for tfnncnck; schrs Adirondack:
Eagle Wing, fur chfrn1o; i'Icton, for Wthdt,r:
Louisiana for Port Huron: barEts ticneHce Chief.
for Alpenn: Northern Light, for Lay City.
, 1877-07-28

Among the brilliant writer's OF the ttas, Lucy
Hamilton Hooper II tho tacy Paris correspondent
Ut .tnart,rs' ljusaF. 6he Gas tho Fellowship Of
other wrllknuwn names. The el.tUr stFses up
orlxiual stosies, sketehss. poessy. criticisms Of
n,a4!c, 1tnma. ana literature, the ffeahest society
tsuts1ns Of fashionable tulIcttss 4ku the 'na.a-
xlne III absoIutB ussldtratuln. Oun doltar : year,
sent 10 headquarters 1t Clnetnnstl, supplies tho
LUXURY. -
, 1877-07-28

HFTt517 7H1pdItn " 7Hs 5FEuHHF'
Ponr uunox, Mich, july 97.-pown-Props
sanilac, CITY Of Fremont u. ". WlIson and bArges,
Townreud and contort, Ocean md consort. Yoeeu'.
tte snd bargcs; .chss Monticello, u. C. Upper.
Camden. Antelope. u. barnes, e. H. Jones, PEN
saukee, Edward Kelley.
up-props Holland, starucca, canisteo. ,!'coeFc
Kina and barges., Fred Kelly and cunsoFt, Howard
Iasger, Allegheny aad tarEes, Tutsteand eonroIt;
echfs t'fmorc, lapppgrtu. l!3tkloss ueorxc Worth
e. LarneI, Maggie Lone Star. Dasii Vxnca.
Wind southwest, fresh; weather nne.
, 1877-07-28

The lieeass- receipts yesterday were about 37o0.
topulA1 loan certificates amounting " 81. 900
we're redeemed yesterday ~ the campGplss.
TIE Health department tasucd burial pssmts
yG.tStdAy fur tue bu1y VI nta2nt4 S0xAkUwsky,
~ kllsd IL tLs Si0t1 u ptucre1luxs VI ILufs-
, 1877-07-28

BuRNEITS flAvORIN6 EXTRACTS
Ars uaed and inIorscd By tha beat hotela. confec-
tloners. and geacsss throughout The country. They
arc perfectly pure, snd OF great strength AT ouee
The cheapest sud bcst,--and received tho highest
Rwstt Ut tho CsntsunlaI Exhibition.
, 1877-07-28
A MtEHCic.

Mertcu, on the north bauk Of tho Danube.
near Ucxxcuslvgf, IL mixture Luurde4. The
rsasantry allcsa tlat thu Virgin " .irst NJ
tempted to draw thu ctllcr Villagers tu The spot,
where sls Intended 10 reveal hersc!t but tl.ey
wrra uetcienl III ialt, aud 10 ls,st shrlr rewuEl,
for they supposed that tho two brilliant tights
whlrn wcrc dIsvsruel ut ulgLt, floating betwcen
Leayeu sna earth, vezo nothN; c1lEsti2l, elt
, 1877-07-28
8uI3U lsl5AN.

Twenty. .eight neu compuso tho mounted pstrol
OF llydo Park, aud more arn joining. Thsy wsru
formed Thursday essnEux u Oakland hoss. house.
Arms, hose*. sic. ars xoltc!led from tho cilxcna
uf kku t1ctutly,
, 1877-07-28
.f1R BREAKFAST

many pefson1 ind colIsu positively Injurious. Wal.
tor Bskee 4 c.. prepare = HBfeakfaAt Cocoa. +"
which preserves Tho natsitlve poston Of Cocoa yet
ltasc. ho ssusalion VI hearineas after ~ gss.
Highly reeoasuendsd by hJs!ciaas, aud sold BY I'll
gtoces4 everywhere.
, 1877-07-28
BEAUTY, HEbtIN, AND COMFORT


ofttmes denl1nd tbs removal OF decartd teeth.
TIC D!s. AcGhcsncy toll the foremost position In
tho dtntsl profession. TheT justly deserve tho
liberal patronage thsy reeelrc Their pfcs for The
beat only - \ SET TbsIt cus patiors, corner
clark and Randolph 4trcetx,
, 1877-07-28
Production 0S Coal.

L0aa9H TtHlfs.
The quantity Of coal rufs.d fruH the mines OF the
Tnlted Kingdom rcuclirl lUO, uuh 0tp tons III
Yru1 for tAp list dElc III l86I In 1a4V It xsaout.
, 1877-07-28

THE ROOT 4 SONS Music CO.
oder special tnd0caMeats to puschascrY, 1t whole
aale Ut retail, Ut shcet.fuuslc, n,u.!c baoka, xlo.
has, guitars snd Ill kinds Of musical Instruments.
Gcneral sgsns4 for The Standard organ sad W.bez
ptauo. Quality guaranteed. No. 15u stAsa stsee.-
, 1877-07-28

uKE4tIz IN THE ERIE CANAL.
BUFFALO, y. T., July 37.-The break 10 the Ca
nal at spraksr's aqueduct will bs repaired IN
fow hours.
, 1877-07-28

Special M+tnf.tA 10 7Af 7tteuHk
BcpYALo, n. y. July c7.-Coa1 freghta arc
A0&41c per ton to Chicago. Canal ftctshts, weak
at ic on corn 10 New York, both tending down.
ward.
, 1877-07-28
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP,

rirst among the reautatfta Of tbs toilet is eoot
article Of SOAP bns 10 procure It IA not s~ay1 ea4y
NATTER Many Of The nost e1pehHtse SOsA In lht na
ket nladc from &n dcptortoua atetIsIA md
their delicate eootnR aud fga1ra perfume Ton nfttn
conceal tho most rtrulsre tmpufiea The disclosure
recently tads public regarding this subject nro mt,
ttye,Y startling sud deserve serious cons.irtatton
Scented Soaps now known 70 be extremely objec.
tionale, especially II applied to the hcad niurns .hs
hA1F irritating the scalp and Inducing he..
accs The character of tho ingredients may be inefr4
from tho statement Of gentleman who usakcs liz
sccntiE9 0Y suarA a husntfs ht recently declared ths
pcr.oas ENGAGED In thia otnloytneas wers aaut,edI
vlich ne occupstioa cuEid 6e followed.
cd!asnlss n M ps"su5,nx rsrfssiY Gars x.Fttsso.
enttsprtts and chemical sk of 81. u. r. naan ~ 1t
New Turk. the world. renowned Soap Manufacturing
ktnd taths Untted States. Tne of sr hnfrr,
various productions hss for m2uy yEa7 htea ~trY ds
III nmero, 1es V.es sr-.dy ~ ssps
After rtAts Of patient labor and sccnt,ae e1perneat
H. ss sacs ec,ied II pcriectinx SO rotpy,
cpa !nsredcnGs tho ,rcst vegetable ola. the mar
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Buried Cities in Asia.


An expedition to explore the buried
cities OF Central Asia is talked of in
Bombay and elsewhere in India.
That treasures like those at Mycena
may be sound in the sands of Mongolia
is at least possible. If tradition be of
any value,-a tradition, too, which has
persistently clung to one locality
through the lapse of centuries,-t the
tomb of Ghengiz of Khan is yet, with
its fabulously rich treasures, to be
found las Col. PREF evalsky was told by
the Mongols) to the South of Lake
Tabasun-Nor. Your readers may re-
member the quaint legend about the
last resting-place of the great Khan.
Within the tomb lies man W seems
asleep. Every evening a sheep or a
horse is tied near the spot, and 10 in
the morning the animals have been
eaten. In 800 years, say the Mongols,
the sleeper will awake and lead count
less hosts Of his children to victory and
dominion. The old story is said to be
circulating more and more widely
every year. Then the Mongols say
that constantly the drifting sands dis
close, here and there, gold and silver
treasures, which they have a supersti-
tious dread of touching. The buried
cities under the sands of the Cobb ar
atfirme ed to be mines Of incalculable
wealth, guarded by gnomes and fearful
spells, while all the deserts around the
hidden ruins are peopled by myriads
of bowling ghosts. DIR. Below estab-
llshed the fact some time since that we
shall probably haze several of ties
buried cities revealed shortly, in sim
ilarly natural manner to that in which
they were primarily concealed from
the sight of man. The sands of the
deserts of Central Asia regularly move
and drift from east to west, and even
now the eastern borders Of the deserts
are being cenuded widely of all soil
that can be torn away and borne west
ward by the violent winds that rage
with incredible fury many months o
the year in those regions. viii Russia
be the first to avail herself prs cticalIy
Q. the knowledge of this2