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charming new story for young ladies' by Joanna H. Math
famous Bessie Books have been such dsvories
among chdren. This book To- young ladies' OF an
elder growth and Ia novel OF super OF cnaracter fce
81 so.
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A LIST of NEW BOOKS.


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A splendid novel, by Mrs. Mary j. Holmes wnos
novels sell so enormousy ana are read and reTead WIN @
editions OF Mrs Holiness other works, Tempest and SUI
shine" Rivers" Edith Lyle Edna brOWnlns'
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New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

THE DINNER YEARBOOK.
BY MARION HARLAND,
Author of COMMON SENSE IN THE HoUsEHoL D.
"BREAKFAsr. LUNCHEON AND TEA" &C.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

friend examine. his friend with attention. That's so
Before would have sent you on an erfand ho" oe
would say, Waiter, some coffee J."
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DAISY TUORNTON

sparkling and witty new novel; by y A Gardner OF III
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81 80.
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Ncw 11nbllrniious.

lust PUBLISHED.
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New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

THE SEA OF KARA.-Favorable accounts
have received Of the expedition In the Northern
seas under the explorer Nordenskold. Sailing from the
Northern coast OF Norway, July 20, the expedition
reached IngOr on tho 30th, and DicksOns
hamm on August 6. On August 10. the expedition was
TO sail southcasterly direction The Sea of Kara was
found nearly Of ice and very little ice encu-
bered far as DicksOnshamm. All the mombers were In
good health II appears says La Rerue Seendqie that
tho sea route which has been opened II discovered
by NJ Nordcnskold, and which extends the At
antic Ocean, through tho Sea OF Kara, TO the mouth
the YcniseL Ia really practicable.
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Josh Billings Alminax for ls79-1o cents.

Heir of Charlton" BY May Agnes Fleming-s1 80.
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"Bitterwood." novel by Mason A. Green-sl 3d.
"vesta Vanep A novel by " L. King R."-Sl ~.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

lIllinGi5. So -s& 7-as - a-a- e
Mrs. Helen P. Jenkins makes the
point that the Bible never granted
men the ballot.
= Ollva Logan says no English home
servant will do the Washing aud iron
Ing herself. TO s'-- 7er
4 Aana Murat, wife of the Dlc de
Moucny, is the only American girl who
ever got to be'a princess. C
SILK haudkerchiefs are no longer in
style except for little folks. e
For evening toilets the elbow sleeve
Is still the rage aEF Feerr
Fancy bows for- the neck are more in
vogue than neckties.
Worth says that few momen can sit
pqSn lopSseifAEE09A ~
&c Sss'To this con- ptexioas must we come
At lasi =, said q faded actress, speaking,
ssn were, metlcally. 5Jss-1.
The service of W. men on the Boston
Sch oi Beard is said to have been
tL0roughiy efficient. - % IS
= All dress sleeves are worn closer than
EVER sad some are 30 close that it il
difficult to bend theirm. 90
,Kld gloves are cheaper than at any
time since the war-probably becaus,
mftts are coming ini0 vogueI 5iT{3s
Circulars OF South Shetland seal and
Siciiieane, lined with sable, cost from
500 10 $500.
There are ten women iu the regular
college classes. of Colby University
Maine.
Mrs. Swisshelm now comes oui
boid.- in favor OF a half dress for sehooi
girls. ,lia
Fur Innings and borderiugs are hav,
ing a decided run just now.
Phone Cousins is leeluring in Wis
c0nsin on ~ omen " itnout CouD-
try.
In Southern California men out
nu nt,tr The women ten 10 one.
Woms1 servants there get forty dol
lars month. 80.
CsuIei's hair shawls are made Of tht
wool Of the Thibet goat.
Only one woman in FIVE hundred
knows how TO Just rnuln properly
fhe others leave DUST on tBe chau
rUund5.
Ru5kin's lectures at Oxford this yea
are a tondvd chiefly by ladies' scno0is
Mhici crowd out EieluUers VI tie
UniVessity.
Plain glass bottles, covered with silk,
upon " uicn the monogram is emoroiu
cred, are anong the Novelties Tor til
toilet.
"a painful feature in London"
~riies Julia Ward Howe, ''rudenees
shswn 20 women 10 the streets"
There is little or no change in the
"uape of collars and cuffs, only tne
points 1f the former fare little more.
A g. rmsn woman In Meriden, CT.
belongs to the corps Of laborers wi.O
ditch the streets for gas pipes, and sn,
'.Hndle5 the pick ana snovei as skIliIui.
iy IS The Lest Vi tnem.
IL Is suggested that II some of tn,
.rumSiing lady Contributors to In,
Atlantic will own up to being sevenl,
years uid the publishers viii give then.
Dsnqaet too.
The rage Of the moment 10 Paris l.
Japanese jewelry. Fancy jewelry oil
olive Brown metal, witn desigps IL
gOid, caatefaine viaai srets, DslI buck
les, graf Tor cioaks In word, every
Thing II Jspansse.
- .aN ~ a|
A Spanish illustrated newspaper l. 4
tnreaientS ! Witff Pssseeution for pub |
fishing a portrait oi the Princess Mer.
';edeSsu-ptibed bride Of King AIpnoils,,, /
the portrait b, in- byio means filter
iDg.
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-everai years OF trouble and di. sstpr.
rur su-sr planters in 1875 aud 1875 had
!ossd eraps, and with the prorni-s. ofnn
'nple return for their toll. enterprise
md industry this year, they had gOnd
eason To hope thst the time of their
ieliveraDce from debt and trouble Was
lesr al hand; C frequently many in-
iulged in much-ne. ded Improvement :
n their places, which involved iarre
r'lsys Of money, the same heing fully
.us'iti-d by the prOmisr.of abundant
-rips. Such men will feel the di@ap-
eminent most sOrely, and are to be
commiserated.
AIrHg the upper coast the damage
cas- been Particularly severe. We
Save hoard of five plantations in tha;
-egiOD IN which less thHn half crops
nave been made, ana some cases where
dsnt,rS have found their can : sC
much .cjurPd that thew hsve abandon
Il them in the fields. The loss !.
VsrioGsly estimated at from 80 to 81
;'er cent. OF the crop estimated in tht
eafly part Of the season.
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A Quaint Legend of the Rain.

According to The popular belief in
Germany, the extremities OF a rainbow
slways touch streams, whence il draws
eater by Means Of two large golden
dishes. That is why il rains for three
dnys after the Appearance Of a rainbow,
because the water must fall again on
the earth. Whoever arrives at the
right moment on the spot where the
rain bow is drinking can take posses
sion of the golden dish, which refia Is
all the colUrs of the rainbow; but if
nobody is there, the dishes are again
drawn up into the clouds. Some say
inst the Rainbow always let's a dish
tail. This once happened at Reut-
lingen, in Suabia. 1t broke 10 several
pieces, but the finder received ashunEt
dred gulden for il. At Tubingen
people used TO run to the end of thts
rainbow, which seemed to rest over the
Necker or the Steiuatfl,e to secure the
golden dish. Usually it was considered
wrong to sell the dishs which ought To
be kept as an heirloom in' the family,
for it brings good luck. 4 shepherd
in the Sushisn Alps once found such a
dish, and he never afterwards lost g
sheep. An unfortunate native OF
deuOacn, VINO sofa the treasure at d
high price was struck aamb Don the
spot. Small round gold CONS, msrkS d.
With a cross or .ster, are fftqhently
found 10 Suabia, and the peasant de-
clare that these were, manufactured
from rainbow dishes by The Romans
when they invaded Germany In the
Black Forest the rainbew used a gold
en- goblet, which it fterWatd -,ffprpi
ed. A shoe threyn into a rainb0w
comes back flied With gefiA Tne
eervians have .. .tbeor9 thst passiug beS
meath ainbOwrenaagesth the sax. :
When do1ble, famb ow, Is seen
6u bian peasants say tfie devil would
like to initiate the rainbow, but he
cannot succeed. The Esthenians call
ed the rainbow "the Thunder of Gods
SICKLE A thesry existed in the
Middle Ages that the rainbow would
cease to appear certain number OF
years before the Last judgement and
Hugo Won Timber, in an old German
poem, mentions forty years as the
prescribed time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

draining, Glazing, Painting and Paperire
lone on Short nCsice. Ali branches of The
lsde will receive prompt attention. so
~ss-OTfers solicited. ap1-5tt
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NEWS ITEMS.

Washington claims to be inefficient
ly pol red.
Chic go boasts that she has never re-
Dudiaied debt.
TIE British Budget deficiency will
'ggregate 5000, 900.
Arpiher Pacific Railroad, from
Memphis via San AntOnia is proposed.
New York merchants are talking of
bouncing all commercivl travellers. =
The hay crop to Januaay lat falls
4G0. 600 short of that of the previous
year. ser n "a
AIpheus Cutter, n prominent citizen
0i Ciucinn All, died at the Grand Hotel
Tuesday night.
The ship Nepo, from Chicago for
Primo. Eiwa as Island, has beenIO5t,
with nine of the crew.
The business part of the town OF
Winthrop, LSa, was burned Wednes
dey morning. Lost $4,000 TO $50 OO0.
Tho Pustofi - Department has de-
'ided t1at the Cincinnati Gizatte must
pay tat postage wbicn 1t bias 81 long
esaded.
Tho explosion OF a can Of nitro
slyre.In near Marquette, Michigan,
killed seven men anu destroyed a ear
and locomotive. a ~ S 4
K.sg Victor Emsnuel sees stormy
horizon, aud asks the Italian Parlia
ment, in his opening speech, to see
tina. c1e army is well cared for.
TIE safe Of ]. FL. Young. Nassau
street, New York, was, rDbbed OF Ala
btma bonds, securities, aud cert iticates,
amounting To slC0,000.
J5hnl Hadioek, sgei tWentysone
years, fatally stabbed LIZZIE Davis
aged ninteea, Tuesday nisa and then
Ferndale, Pa.
-Four Internal. ,Rauenue deputy col
I leclUfs and tnarshalS were surrounded
near i>partansburg, n. c., and com
pellec TO deliver up prisoner and
some conis,sated goods; f,sz
T. 8. Lambert, President oil, the
lAmericanS Popular Life Insurance
COMPANY has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment for p-rjary, Thi'
isigning of blank checks must bestsp-
ped.
- Intsrnal revenue receipts for DeceIn
Der fell off Si48 600. The cause i
ltiiorght to bti the Asgit4tiOn in Con-
gress TO reduce taxes ON whisky ant
tubaccO. r.. r.-Etl.f-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10

In the latest chapter OF his history ol
q crime, Victor Hugo tells an anecd0te
OK Prince Napoleon, that shows the
curious relations held by the Prince
with the revolutionists. Napoleon said
to him: Ig rs
"You run, you yourself personally
great danger. OF all the men ia the
Assembly you are the one whom the
President hates the most. You have
from the height of the Tribune nick
named him, Napoleon ths Little.
You understand that will never be
forgotten. Besides, Il was y0u who
dictated the appeal 20 arms, and that i
known. II you are taken, you are lost.
You will be shot on the spot, at least,
transported. Have you a safe place
where you can sleep to night?'
81 had not as yet thought of this. 'In
truth, no'isnswered /. sf-..
s.He continued. SWELL, then, come
to my house; there is, perhaps, only
one house In Paris where you would
be Ia safety. That Is mine. They wi
not come to look for you there. Come.
day or night, at what hour you please,
will await you, aud l will open the
door 20 you myself. / live at No. 5,
R0ed' Alaer.'
81 thanked him. It was noble ana
cordial offer. was touched by it.
did not make use of it, but have not
forgotten it."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-10
FOR THE LADIES.

=. There are twelve lady nOtaries pub
lie in Chicago and twenty five in
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MISCELLANEOUS.
About the House.
Bad cooking spoiIs good food.

Bad cooking spoiIs good food.
Eat licorice to s@eeten the breath.
Apply common baking soda to
burns. - t
There Is ne dignity In work hcl
done.
Bottom heat is not good to raist
bread. eaTa gT9 =, .J-.f
Cold corned beef is best for making
bash.
Eat what your appetite Graves If yor
can get 1t.
Do not entertain visitors with you
own domestic troubles.
Husbands must not expect theil
wives to make good white bread frou
poor flour,
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2aarper's Weekly.
EsEHsir0feG
Notices of the Press.

The WEEKLr is the ablest and most pow.
erlul illustrated periodical published in tbs
country. It's editorials are scholarly and con.
vincing and carry much weight. Its illus
trations Of eTrrenl e, ents a'e fuii and fresh
and are prepared ly our best designers
Louisville Courler-JOurnal.
Harpers Weekly should be in every am
lly throughout the land, ne a purer, more in.
terestIng, higher-toned, better illustrated pa
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: recognized as national paper.-Brooklyr
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