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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29

ally satisfied themselves with des,;,, :,
p'alitudes or vague generalities, KNOWING
tuil'well that the Bill could not stand the
ordeal OF close investigation and son,d
argument. They have attempted. we
think. to hide the real issue and tho d;,o
consequences Of the proposed means to
Obtain railroad from the people and
have taken up and Reiterated the univore
ally conceded fact Montana needs R.;,
road" True, she does, but che c.nro,
a11ord to barter away her entire posses.
SONS sacrifice her present population. and
oy exc sslve taxation prohibit future emf
grafton. in order to obtain one and %.
pecially such miserable excuse far .
railroad as is contemplated by the provis-
ions of the Bill.
outside of the Territory of Montana
me Utah Northern is seldom recognized
as a Railroad. or even dignifled by such
a respectable appelation. Yet. we are
severely criticised because, forsooth ve
refuse to fall down and pay HOMAGE To
inns forlorn shadow of shspeless ghost
II the institution Is . railroad let il dem.
onstrate the fact by little life and activ.
lty, let its present owners push II ont .tI
least to the borders of our Territory anal
not make such unjust and unreasonable
demands upon Us to build the roaa for
them. We protest that it Is not ..our
funeraI.' and that it is the height of bra
zen effrontery to demand that We shall
bury its stsrs ed remains In the defiles of
he Rocky Mountains at IN txpcnse of
81, 100000.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29
Correspondence.

ELIAS STERLING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20

A thousand-dollar nugget was taken
from Seloam gulch, in Montana, re-
Gently.
Although Hiram Power is dead, the
business Of the studio still continues at
Florence under the direction of his son.
Longwell Powell, in connection with
the widow of the senior Powell. Inc
sculptors are Preston and Longworth
Power, the two sons, both OF whom IN
herit a talent for the art.
The best story that has been told on
the stump in the campaign is that oil
tho man who, having lost his wife, was
asked to ride 10 the grave with hls
mothern,in-law. He objected at hrst
hut allowed himself to be persuaded
adding, however; IL want you to un
derstand that it robs this occasion OF al
pleasure for me
The Pittsburgh Leader says. III
looks as if the now party were born.
Yes, altogether too many OF it. Taking
into account the labor greenbackers
and the greenback laborers, and th'
socialist democrats, and the prohibition
female sutiragists, and the rest OF tn
lunatics there seems to be supply o
new parties quite adequate to the pres
ent demands.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20

Logansport Pharos: On the 18th of
last August Edwin Rock Taber, lad
fourteen years of age, five feet high,
square built, large blue eyes, freckled
face, uneven teeth and polite and manly
bearing, left his fathers home in this
city. He was afterward seen in Latay-
cite Indiana, but before his father could
reach there he had made his departure.
Paul Taber Esq, the father of the
boy, is a worthy and highly respect
able cisia,l of this city. While he and
his excellent wife were mourning over
the boy who had .causelessly strayed
from his comfortable home, u still
greater affection was visited upon them.
In one week four of their remaining
children died of diphtheria, three OF
whom were buried in the one day. 1t
is believed that if the affection that has
fallen upon his fond parents was known
to the absent Eddy he would return at
once to his home, aud 1t is in that hope
that we respectfully ask our exchanges
to copy this notice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20
The Firss Tiye.noIIar srecmbhck

Nashville American; The first S.
bill issued by the government, known
as greenback money, turned up not
long since in deposit Of the Third Ma
tional bank of Nashville, being letter A,
No. /, dated Washington, March 10 1868.
Mr.. J. Il. Goodwin, the teller, called at.
tention to the fact, and the note was
sent to the treasury department for
identification as the origional - issued.
THE bank was answered that it was, and
the officers and the directors imme-
diatly decided to present it 10 the Ten
nesse Historical Society L. D. Hicks,
secretary Of the Commercial Insurance
company, had the noteput in an elegant
frame, with glass put on both sides,
showing the back as well as the face Of
the note, and the bill, thus secure from
wind and weather, will be presented to
Historical Society at their meeting on
Tuesday afternoon,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20
How They Come 10 IguOre she civil
service Order ia MnsSWchuSeits.

4 Ben Butler explains the way in which
Deyens> happened to write that letter
giving the Massachusetts officials per-
mission to do political work "The res
publicans found that they needed help.
The custom.house officials were pledged
to observe the civil service order. Then,
when it was found out what effect was,
Devens wrote the letter, which was
nothing more or less than an order to
disobey the order, Then the custom
house officials took hold and worked
and spoke for two weeks. The only
difference was that they crowded two
months work, which they usually do
into two weeks.
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President Sabine Pass and Northwestern
Railway company,
DALLAS, Texas, November ~, 1871.
j, Boswell, Esqn Lawrence

d' hbnNNAlt 'fN'li N"N''f'N''
DEAR SR--l am IN receipt of your
favor of the fifteenth and note con,
tents have also shown your letter TO
members Of our directory here, Mcssr-
CASTOR, Randall and Field who are in
accord with me in saying that il your
company will line of road from Knut,
man to Dallas, the Dallas, Palestine
and Southeast Texas company will
make no objection, but will only be too
glad to extend you any aid in its power
We, together with the citizens Ct
Dallas, very much desire a railroad to
Kaufman and the northeast and me
not particular as to who builds it. |
am satisfied that no more standard
guage railroads will be projected in our
state and that they will be replaced
with narrow guages which are now, |
am glad TO see, attracting considerable
notice. Such roads come nearer the
means Of our people to build. They
are cheap in construction and in oper-
ating, and will certainly, for years to
come, answer all the demands OF the
trade Of Texas. congratulate you and
your company upon the work you have
already done, and believe you will sue
coed, and hope soon to see your corps
of engineers in Dallas.
Yours truly, s }. ADAMS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20
snbiuo sesa nnd sorthwes,ern HAT
WAY,

LANHESor, rexus Noyomher Va, ls1.
Is j. Adams, E-qr nallasi
pAE sW-As You are aware We are
mmged u building the Stbino Pass
.ud Northwestern railway, having com,
Dab need our grade no Lawrence A
pnruon of our line from the town of
kaufman To Palestine Is onH line with
r.cuuo mau,onolIuU charter granted
io ,uc Dallas, Palestine md southeast
rcms luirad %, which you are po8,
u,ur
We are dosiroua of extending our line
from Kaufman to Dallas, il the same
can be done without conflicting with
the chartered rights OF your company
aud Mt the same time meet with the
appreciation Of yourself and others of
your corporation, As We wish (fony
arrangements can be mAde) 10 com,
mcnce the survey at once We would be
pleased TO hear from You az your earliest
convenience, Very respectfully
J, BuRwRlb
President Sabine Pass and Northwestern
hallway company
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20

New York Express The reduction
of the federal army should be followed
by efforts to increase the number and
efficiency of the state militia, The
most effective troops the country has
and its sole reliance in war, are the
Citizen .soldiery who train partly as q
pastime and partly as n patriotic duty.
They have public spirit and intelligence
Their bayonets think. They are more
than soldiers, and hence are the most
reliable soldiers in an actual emer
genCy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20

NEW ORLEANS, November lO.-Stat5ment
of the National Cotton Exchange OF Amer-
ca-Oyerlsnd movement. Net receipts ~ all
United states ports from sept u Der Isl To
Octnbrr 2lst SIS s74 bales. stock Mt United
states ports october 3lst, lOj 81 bales. Total
overland direct from producers To October
Slst, Ig,Og2 bales. shipments direct to mills
20 October alst, 27,U7i bales. In transit TO
delivery ports, 1915 bales. Foreign exports
and Canada to October 3lst, 22i $50 bales. In
transit qetween deliver ports October 3lst,
26,sSs bales. Taken by northern spinners
from pOrts to October 3Ist. 1882 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20
NAM avn nnEADsIUprs.

oAla-selling only 10 iced mou, ,Nr
CARGO,
NuEAr-Cnniop N ii; good ml .nnttI ~
wsl 40 mT 80 lO8sl 800 low CRATES Vi u4
W No..
toltN-'leAi Jane lu shuolS, haY6lo, la do
mnnd. hhvllru, mono Offering,
HARLEY kNlGh -iI5,ua,
Rilt-1iC,
.HAi.V ou8lO % per toni Hungarian Rnd
Mlllot 3luAl2,
hnd roads have caused gront scarcity nj
hll kluuH Of grain uul prlras have uuru
luroed up far beyond Ia value,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
MOON Repors-EinnncInI,

GALVESTON, November l0.--Gold 81 0l&8
81 O2Ia. Exchange York sight u dis
count@par. New Orleans sight a discount
az premium.
NEW YORK, November l0-StOcks duh.
Money per cent. Gold 81 O24. Exchange.
long ~ 81; short 81 Sil5 state bonds quiet.
Government bonds firm.
Gold opened III O21d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20
LIME Ann CEMENT.

LlhE-Tho host quality IN barrels IL worth
25i In bulk, 81 5Oi ordinary Dallas, 25c, poI
bnshel.
ChMENr.-Rusundlo', is worth 81 % barre
Louisville best, llt le kept, Si1O " barrel
Dallas, 81 90.
PLASTER IL worth So so O. barrol
lhe AuppiyiOt the above mentioned arti-,
To- u ample dulnlud flr, market nrm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20

LIVERPOOL, November B--Noon.-Colton
-FAir business doing ut previous prices.
SATURDAY.. MONDAY.
Middliug Uplands,.,. esd t1sd
Mlddhug Orlcans.... sgd Gi4d
Sales L, 900 bales; specuintlons and exports
1000 bales; receipts $1,000 bales, American
200 bales
Futures quiet.
Uplands, low middling clause, November
delivery, 9.32d@6A; December and January
+ 3.I6d; January and February d lid;
February and March 6 3-lGd March and
April 1924; new crop shipped october and
November by sail 6 7-S2d; November and
December S-l6d; January and February
7.3ld.
3p. IN Sales American 1900 bales. Flu
lures closed HAT. UPlands low middling
clause December ami January delivery
B. led.
Night-Futures closed barely steady. Up
lands, low middling clause, new crop ship
ped DECEMBER and January by sail, q j-l5d.
NEW ORLEANS, November ly.--Night-Cot-
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mInMA An rNrTRILla.

HlDE9-py hlnt, IL ne Rud upward, l5o,i
drI hint, u lb' aud upward, damaged, lOo.,
dfN iliut kips and calf, H., dry Halt 20 lts
and upward, lle, green butchers, 90,
SHEEP PELl's-Eaoh, owing TO wool, 200
2lo,i white wool, long, alcS white wool, iall
clip, lHg2Cc,; black wool lsc,
AuFFALO-MllH, 40; cows, 10.
TALLOW-ln barrels b1.c,
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COMMERCIAL.


The monetary market 81 somewhat string
en- Tor outside business, bnt there y ample
flu1s for legitimate business and CONNER
cial purposss. %,
81 ing, large O7 small 20.
SILNEH-kOmlnal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20
Evoning Report aiarnc!aI
Rank Statement.

NEW York, November l9.-Sterllng and
Money dun, steady, Gold steady al u O254
Government bonds firm; new js G}6. STATE
BOND quiet,
New ORLEANS, November l9.-Gold 81 OPP,
Sight a discount. Sterling bank "A 94L.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20
ESTABLISHED in 1878
FOR SALE.

Improved and unimproyed property In
every part of the city and suburbs; also
farms and farming lands in Dallas, and
other counties of Texas.
For rent or lease-ltooms, offices, business
houses, dwellings and vacant lols IN Iho
city Of Dallas,
Special attention paid to ahstracting and
pefecting titles and establishing lanu
claims, and to the collecting of rents, notes
and accounts; also to the rendering oil prop
ertv Tor and payment OF taxes. All collec-
tions promptly paid over or RENTED.
Persons having real estate for rent or SAFE
are respectfully requested 10 give us trlai'
The best of references Given.
CUMMINS Il DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No. 100 lama, street.
sep2g-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20

MONDAY. SATURDAY.
Uplapds. ...,.,...," ll1sc llRc
Orleans .,.,,...,..." llAc liAo
Sales 22l5 bales. Futures firner.
NOvemDe IL lU@ll re; December II O7@ll
U0c; January Ii l2Wll lac; February ii I'D
II 21c; Marsh II 3S@ll 4Oc.
Night-COttOn steady. UplandS ii g. lG0
Orleans II 5-lGc sales 57Sl males.
Consolidated net receipts 1870 bales; eX.
ports to Great Britain 1906 bales; continent
GSij bales
Net receipts 1873 bales; gross 800 bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 10000 bales,
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Market easy; Middlng 9lgc, Low Mid
ding a4c TO 90. Good Ordinary 81 20 10 $40,
METEOROLOGICAL,
Highest temperature. ,.,....,.,.....o,,,., 90
Lowest temperature .,.e..,,,,.-,u.,,,",., 80
Average temperature at L. nl,,.,,o,,.......
RanfRll In inohes..,.."....,,........ N1-l0O
ID, W. BARNETT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20

These Lniments are simply the wonder OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white LIniment Is for the human
family. Il win drive Rheumatism, Sciatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum.
bago, Chilblains, LOckJaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most CataneOus EruptlOnsi IL extracts frost
from frozen hands ana feet, ana the poison
OF bites and stings of venomous reptiles; II
subdues swellings, ana alleviates pain OF
every kind. When spTains or bruises occur,
1t is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin.
iment is used with great eihcacy Tor sore
Throat, TOOthdche, Cuked Bredsts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The following Is but sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, Jeff. Co., Ind, May %, 1873
al think IL my duty to inform you that /
have suffered much with sWOiien FEET aud
chords. A few bottles Of CentAur Liniment
has done ne tUOrk for me. j have not been
free from these swellings ~ etgu pedrS. Now
Tam perfectly WeN The Imminent ought 10
W 49, " - "BENJAMIN BLOWN"
The proof ia in the trial. IL is reliable, II
is handy, 10 is cheap, and every family
CHI Guild have the Whiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The Yellow Centaur Eminent la
adapted 20 the tough muscles, cerds and
iiesh OF horses and animals. IL has perform.
ed more wonderful cures I'm three years OF
Spawn, strain, Mind-gails, Scratches
SWeeny, and general DaineneEs than All
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great Expressrnen say Of IL:
NEW YORK, January, 1871
"Every owner OF horses should give ths
Centaur Linlment a uial. We consider II
| the best article ever vsed IN our stables.
"H. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Ex. stables, n. Y.
"E. PULTH,
"Supt. T. "a INi -ieties, N. Y.
80 Ell 3. ULiN,
"Supt. Nat. TX. stables, n. T."
! The best patrons Of this Linimentare Far
mcrs and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con
annually using some Liniment. IL heal
alls. Wounds ana Poll-evil, TsmovesSWell
| ings, and Is worth millions Of dollars an
nually 10 Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
srs, sheep-ralsers, and those having horse
| OF cattle.
| taur Imminent will do ~ tfifiing cost.
These Linlmsnts are sold by all dealer
| throughout the country. They arc Warrautef
| by the pfoprietors, and a bottle viii G glveI
to sny fsrrier or Ply sieian who desires Y
test them
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co..
40 Day st., NEW YORK.
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rniinn Abatement.

Receipts, net, 1852 Dales; gross 21,0jS bales
Exports to Great Britain 6,bBj bales; France
1865 bales; coasLwise 2,gOj bales. stock lo1,S3l
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, Novem Der lg.-Flour, dull.
superiine 81 JOdsi 10: M s. W85 In; AAN
IS 25asG ~; higher grades a. jOeg7 -. Corn,
demand fair, higher prices, yellow tOc; white
sc. oats demand fair at 3I93Sc. CJrumeal
quiet and firm at 81 1902 80. Coffee quiet,
ciTuoes ordinary TO prime l6glYf. sugar
quiet; common to good common 5,99thc;
fair to fully fair &C. MOlasses, quiet and
lower at 25a3Oc; ]i@3jc; prime TO choice
35aiIc. Rice quiet; ordinary TO choic- 51s9
exc.
NEW YORK, November l9.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat shade firmer. Corn
steady. Pork dull ~ Sli l09l4 ~. Lard
heavy; steam $ sos 511S.
BALTIMORE, November IL Flour is quiet;
western supeffine $ I5gi IS; extra s59sj;
| family g. 25ds7 - City mills, supeTiine.
brands IS OUg7 %; other grades unchanged,
sjuthern wheat, choice grades steady other
| gta les dull and lower; western dull, lower;
| Southern re good to prime, 81 t5@l a.;
! amber, 81 5Odl 50; western steamer -.
No western winter red spot and NOyem-
Der 81 81 December 81 y: Southern COR, e3rn
l duh and lower all rOundi southern whlte
/ 5ig5jc; yellow SGjTc.
! n Ions. Noyetn her i9.-Fl1ur unchanged
Extra fall 81 009si 30; Xxx s. loss p; xAA
s. jOds6 81. Wheat fTmeI; No 3 red iall
Al 2t.al 2i5s; No. do 81 l0gl "; No. 2
sprine 81 81. Corn No. mixed B494y9c.
Oats, 1nactivd, No. jlfgEs5sc. Rye Inactive
al $40. Barley Is dun aud unchanged.
| WHISKY il steady AT 81 O6. Pork dull, job
hing nj sl2 SJgl2 -. Lard dull At I1+goe.
pnis meats dull, 5zd51S and &c for shout
iIers clear ribs and Gear sides p icked: Moth
Ing doing in bacon. ...,..
pTd,tIe-Jn coed demand for butch rs
s,oek. bght inquiry for shipping grades
Texas 6 4Oa3 =.
sheep-Very light demand.
Hides and wool.
| gAIyysTo~, November l9.-Hides steady
my selected l4J,c; light salied u .sei siaek
sa'fesi iitzc; damaged halt PHeti hlps 70
vet salted a. they RON eei selected y
butchers green Ne, 2e OF for grubs
| WOol-The better grades steady medium
10 fine light aud free Of buTs ls4zlci eoar,,
and heavy Hgl5e; Western and Mexican II
! glSc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-20

Ihlre,t hut lit.lr gold orhlvhr lu mWHrt
al, All hlt Commercial, 4 pel cmt,
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cotton stnIcncut,

FOR the week undlus November lB, lS77.
Furnished lnE HERALD ny u, W, barnett,
reporter IN this Guy Tor tho National Cot.
ton Exchange,
Stock on hand September lsi.,, l3s
Received this wooKo,om.,o,,... l7il
previously ,,,,,u,.,.,,,,ll,Ii1
Sept. ], l5N ..o........n 1850
Total. .......,. 1884
Shippod THIS WeulA,,,. ,,.,.,,,,.,,., llJ0
" previously ...,,,,,.,,,,,...,olO,3i3
since sept 4, le1i...,,, ii 900
stock on hand,,.",,,.,..,,,,,,,.,,.,, 2,O3l
COTTON MARKET.
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Cotton Market.

GALv EsToN, November l0--Cotton, receipts
1872 bales. Exports coastwisc 279S bales; Sales
GA bales. Stock ~ iO2 bales.
Market quiet
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We VIII hnd buyers for Lands, Farms ana
CITY Property, We viii mud renters for
Farlus, Dwellings ana stores, Furnish abs
attracts, porioot titles, pay taxes etc, NegOu,
ate loaus ON real estate security. Make sur
Yeys ana partitions ofland I'm city or county.
Buy, sell and locate lnnd cortiflcntus.
Farms aud city property In the North TO
exchange Tor Texas property,
Having nm extensive acquaintance with
capitalists of tho Older states, whose attOn-
ton Is turned In this direction, parties do
ilrIug to sell property will do VOL % place
/ "A our hands. oo3 TIN
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NEW ORLEANS, November ~. y
ton ufanIv Sales AM lulpS
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LIVERPOOL, November l8.Noon.-
--FAir business doing ut previous prices.
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NEW YorE, November lo.--Uotton qulc
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-07-12
Seeing Without Eyes.

Mr.. Levy, in his work on "Blindns
and the Blind" says: "When passl
along the street l can distinguish sh1
from private houses, and even pointa
the doors, windows, etc., and y
whether the doors be shut or OPP
While walking with a friend in For'
Lane, Stafford, | said, pointing to aisa1
which separated the road from the fs1)
Those rails are not quite as high Is |
shoulder He looked at them, ands
they were higher. They, however, md
ured three inches lower than my shal
der. When / made this opservaha|
was about four feet from the rails.
tainly in this instance facial percg1
was more accurate than light.
the lower part of a fence is bricE1
and the upper part rails, that pan !
be detected, and the line where the
meet easily perceived. lrregularlf
height, projections and indentatloi
walls can also be discovered. "-Id
Globe.
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The Mystery Of Perfume,

No one yet has been able to analya
or demonstrate the essential action N
perfume. Gas can be weighed. but M.
scents. The smallest known creatun
the very monads of life, can be caurb1
by microscope lens and made to n
liver up the secrets of their organin!
tons, but what it is that emanates fo1
the pouch of the musk-deer that filk
whole space for years and years with h
penetrating odor-an odor that anillimtl
able number of extraneous substance
can carry on without diminishing its IL
and weight-and what it is the ward
summer air brings to us from the fowl
ers no man has yet been able to dete,l
mine. So fine, SO subtle, so imponder|
able, it has eluded both our deIcs,l
weights and measures and our stronge@
sense. If we come to the essence !
each odor, we shall have made an enoI
nous stride forward, both in hygea
and in chemistry, and none will pu
more than the medical profession il
can be conclusiyefy demonstrated I'll
such an odor proceeds from such q
such cause, as we already know
sulphur, sulphurate, hydrogen, ann
MIA, and the like.
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Revival Of Highway Robbery in Eng.
land.

The Queen Anne and early Georgian
revivals have broken out in new d.
rection. We have highway robbery of
the old approved style once again on
Blackheath. There is the carriage, the
excited ladies, the lonely road, the af-
frighted driver, the black masks, the
threatening pistols and the stern, ia
nous formula of "Your money or your
life.'' There is, too, the old, familiar
submission of the gentleman who, while
fearing nothing for himself, only yield
ed lest harm should befall his fair COM
panions. The whole story is to be
found in the daily papers. The police
have as yet got no clew to the robbers,
at which we are not surprised
For the sake of romance and revival,
we hope that the whole affair may not
turn out to be practical joke. How if
it were a revival of different kind? A
German poet has drawn weird picture
of a midnight review, in which the
ghost of Napoleon rides along the ghost
" ranks of his dead followers, who
have been gathered together from their
graves in Syria, and by Leipzig, and
Moscow, and Waterloo. How if this
revival on Blackheath were a midnight
prank of the ghosts of Claud Duval,
and Macheath and Paul Clifford p-Lon-
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