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Big P~rairie.Fire.

Correspondence New York World.
FoRr WAIsH, Cypress Hills, B. N. ",
Territory, December 13.-West Of White
Mud River, from the 6O5th to the 55Oth
stone monument marking the 49th paral.
lei, a billy plateau rises, from which, or
dinarily, can be seen aiar of on the sky.
line the Three Buttes or Sweet Grass
Hills, the Bears Paw and the Little
Rocky Mountains. Just now, however,
the whole Of that region Is filled with
emoke. From Belly River along the
frontier TO Wood Mountain, nort6ward
at least Fifty miles and south as many
more, prairie and mountain fires are ra-
gtng with almost unexampled f~erceness.
A mouth ago the deep snow passed away,
and winter was startled by the appear
ance Of the ghost Of Indian summer,
which still holds sway. The prairie grass
Is dry and brittle, and the silver spruce
and stumpy pine which cover the hills
are ct to blaze like tar barrels. The
fires began on Belley River, at the foot OF
the Rocky Mountains, in the middle Of
November, swept eastward for 100 miles,
then reached out NORTH and south, and
are now rushing further south and fur.
Their north, and still to- the eastward
with marvellous swiitness. From the
plateau Of the White Mud, looking to-
wards all the land Of the plain, the eye
can see nothing but clouds Of smoke
charged with the incense Of burning bal
sam and sage.bush, rolling over the earth
or going up "M the smoke Of q furnace"
The prairie sod Is Fs black and liieless as
an Irish 'scraw,n and Mother Earth gen.
orally is In a high fever. At night the
smoke seems to grow thicker, while now
and then, wheR the running scourge
selves hill top, aames suddenly
burst out and as suddenly die
away. The buffalo is, TO use q hun.
ter's phrase, "on the stampede Thou
Pands Of them, tens Of thousands, have
passed between these hills and the Buttes
since the fires broke out, going in every
direction at a mad gallop. The herd
starts from the fire in good order and re.
treats in mastery style for two or three
days; but after that II breaks, scatters,
and runs, the bulls believing out the
auv qui peut. The fires will doubtless
be stayed at the Wood Mountain and
White Mud region, for beyond that lies
the arid and rocky country OF the Souris,
in which not ven fire could support life.
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BEIIAIRE LooArs.-New Years day
was observed in this city in an unusual
quiet manner this year. The cold wealth
er, as well as the scarcity Of the necessary
Funds among the many Of our "young'
and old, caused the streets not 10 be over
crowded with pedestrians, in fact, a gen
eral quiet prevailed. except in those To-
c%aIities where "Tom" and Jerry" dwell,
ed, there an occasional yell Of hilariiy
could be heard, as a signal OF "relief."
The Disciples Sabbath School at 10 a.
m, yesterday, received their annual treat
Of cakes, CONNECTIONS, etc. There was a
large attendance Of little folks, and a mer.
ry time was witnessed.
On New Years eve asplendid time was
enjoyed al the residence Of Mr.. Samuel
Braden by a host Of young people. The
old year, with all due respect, was es'
corted to the shell, and the new one re-
ceived with music and gong. +
Colonel Baron, Of the I'd regiment, O.
N. g., and staff, with about thirty OF the
Bellaire Light Guards, returned from
St~eubenville, Ohio, yesterday, where they
had spent a pleasant time the night
previous dancing the old year out and the
new year In.
MIR. Jacob burst, the accommodating
restauranter, in honor Of his birthday,
invited Mayor Stahl, City Marshal Dru.
gan and his deputies, constable Rowles
and other o~ticials to rartake OF q sumptu'
Eousiy prepared repast. Jake, upon the
occasion. delivered a well prepared ad-
dress, which was responded to. 10 fact,
the affair was a grand treat, and Jake
no more than again exhibited HIS ahili.
ties Of teaching oilers chow to do it."
A grand concert was given at the Dis
ciples' Church last evening, which, from
| all accounts, was a decided success, and
many thanks to R. ". Nelson, Esq the
leading spirit upon the-occasion.
The Catholics Of this city held a festi.
val at the City Hall last evening.
DR.. William McMasters recently had
his drug store fixed up in a most hand.
some style, replenisled hia stock Of drugs
and fancy goods, too varied and numer.
Gus 10 mention. The Doctor is Il staunch
old Democrat, but gentleman and bust.
ness man, every inch Of him.
At the residence Of Mr.. Garrard, on
Guernsey street, a sociable party gather.
ed on New Years Y to escort the old
year to its resting place and receive the
new year with music and song.
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Will be found to possess those qualities
necessary 10 the total eradication Of all
bilious attacks, prompt to start the secre-
tons OF the liver, and give o healthy tone
10 the entire system. Indeed, It isno ordi.
nary discovery In medical science TO have
invented o remedy for these stubborn com.
plants, which develop all the results pro.
duced by a heretofore free use OF calomel,
q mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged 10 be destructive In the ex.
IRENE to the human system. That the
properties OF certain vegetables comprise
all the virtues Of calomel, without It's inju.
rious tendencies, is o an admitted fact,
rendered %indisputable by scientific re.
searches; and those who use the Mandrake
Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines are those provided by nature In
the common herbs and roots OF the fields
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva.
ton or any OF the Injurious effects OF calO.
mel or other poisons. Thesecretion Of bile
Is promoted by these pills as will be seen
by the altered color Of the stools, and dis.
appearing Of the sallow complexion and
cleaning OF the tongue.
Approximations for use accompany each
box Of pills. Prepared only by ]. II.
Schenck 4 Son, at their principal office,
corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadel.
phia, and for sale by all druggists and
dealers.
Price % cents per box. cod
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Iylng.shootlng vyith a Elne.

Oelethotpes V6al kcho.
One day last weei; Judge Blackwell,
who was always a deyotee Of his dog
and gun, went 10 the country, and though
now Of years Of age, decided TO take a
hunt for squirrels with his rifle. BE
had not gone far when a blue.winged
hawk that had been watching a coyey oil
partridges, darted by him, when he
pulled on the bird, killing 1t instantly.
The report flushed the partridges and
they scattered. Having his pointer with
him he had no trouble In finding the sin.
gle birds, and as the first one rose he de.
capitated it with the ball from bis rifle.
A second partridge was flushed and with
an eagle.eyed aim the Judge fired at It,
and another bird came TO the ground
with its head and part Of lis neck sever.
ed from its body. Recapitulstiop: an
old man, 81 years Of age, three birds
shot on The wing with a rifle.
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A MEERsouAuM TaAr MAY BE Col

A MEERsoHAuM THAT MAY BE COL
oRED IN 80 sEoosDs.-Devoted young
men who spend months, and injure them
selves with excessive smoking, in color
ing meerschaum pipes may thank a phi
la~nthropic Frenchman for accelerating
the process, obyiating some Of the ex.
pense, much Of the annoyance, and posi-
bly, some OIL. the dangers Of the operation.
He soaks a pipe Of common porous clay,
worth q few cents, in 4 mixture OF ether
and alcohol, to which a little rose essence
il added, and In which Is dissolved 10 per
cent 10y weight) OF camphor, and 10 per
cent Of borax or other llux. With this
is combined q trace Of nitrate Of silver
The advantages OF this treatment are that
the pipe Is made 10 look like meerschaum
and have q fine gloss; the smoke, per-
iumed by the rose and camphor, Is agree.
ably aromatic, the pipe lie cheap, and II
will color nicely either by smoking or BY
exposing It to the light; In the latter In
stance s Oseconds exposure is stated to BE-
quite sufficient.
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HomEopArHs AND AIIorArHs MAXIM

HoMEopATHs AND ALIorArHs MAKING
up-The London Lancet notes the gradual
healing in that country Of the longtime
differences between allopaths and homeo.
paths. DR.. Richardson in a recent arti'
Gle says that many OF the allopathie ply.
sicians have renowned all the heresies 81
The past in the treatment OF acute diseases
while homeopathic physieians have, on
their side, almost entirely abandoned The
use OF globules, and have substituted
doses in tangible form, their rule being
to give a dose sufficiently large 10 ELECT
ia purpose, but not % large as 10 dis.
comfort the patient. Both schools now
use alike anodynes, aperients, opiatesr
%aneslhetics, tonics, galyanism, hydro
pathy, Turkish bath and mineral waters.
ia abort, he says, We define our practice
"a rational medicine, including The spPll.
cation Of the Law Of eentraries but plus
DE application Of the law ot'similats.
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The late Chatlu Kingsly wrote in a
magazine a%rticls-"T used just now
that word Manhts. Let me beg yo1r
very serious affection to II II. use II,
remember, in its tie, It's ancient-that IS,
in It's moral and siritual-senss. l use
it as the old Greks, the old Romans
used their corresponding words: IS our
wise toreisthers ned II when they said
we'll that Manner maketh man. l beg
you to remember hat all, or almost all.
the good manners which We have among
us- courLesies, S,eHuements, s%elt-re,
~Straints, and muial respect all oil
which raises IA socially and morally above
our foreiathers 1900 years ago.
deep hearted men, valient aud noble, but
coarse and arrogat and quarrelsome--
all that, or almost III, We owe TO Christ
TO the influence Of His example, and 70
that Bible which Astifes Of Him. Yea
the Bible has been for Christendoul, 10
tho cottage as much rs In the palace, the
school Of manners, and the saying thal
be who becomes akue Christian becomes
2 true gentleman Is no rhetorical boast
put q solid historic iact.n
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A University Poet Does the Presi.
dent Tin In HOmrrtc Sty1e.

sIng, Oh goddess, graoefpl muse,
a poets humble song;
Sing, hut not AchllleE WTIih,
Nor Toys ancient wropi-
Not A~ganemnon'I qutrrel
Nor bloody wars u old,
But Ging q modern hero's Eorlh,
And let bis praise be toll.
Not Of 4 man Of giant form,
Who hurled to HAd's dOEu 4
10 mIny souls Of valiant men.
And Itruwed their cOrpS' round.
But sing, and gladly sing. oh | mu,e,
VI n0blsr deeds by far
OF West VlTginlI's orator-
Her young and rising star.
Sing ever OF tbs youthful uge
Who, Ia IL dITkest hour,
When storms began to rice,
And threAt'nlng clouds 10 lower,
with courage seized the deserted helm
With true and steady hGn1.
And sieered our Institution Through,
And sAved her from the Afnhdi
Who, when empty, staring seats
Filled all our college wlJls,
And lOge y footsteps echSed
Throughout the vac mt halls,-
When friends desPIIreA and foes rejolced,
And strangers, looking on,
Wondered II her days we're Ger
Her life and vigor gone
Who then, with bright and hopeful eye,
Aud stronS and earnest brain.
Revived again her dropping head
Seattle through every vein.
Let honor Justly 10 alcrlbel
To Whom the hOnor'a due
Then while We ring the old years. knell,
And welcome to the new,
Well bind this modest wreath Of rhyme
With welI.tatned prAiss bleat,
Round J.. Il, ThonPson'i head, and write
"GOd blesJour Pfcslltnt."
Aud when long years have pissed away
His locks hlYe slyerei O'vr,
May he be crowned, bright rs the stars,
To shine fOreVctmote.
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Gluestions nnd Ansvers.

From the correspondence column Of
Noah's Times and Messenger We take the
following questions and answers:
Question-Is it correct to say Of a
young lady that "she looks beautifully"
Answer-The expression is incorrect.
In spite Of the frequency with which this
improperly has been commented on and
%censured, n hears 1t daily from the
lips OF educated men and women. The
error arises from confounding look in the
sense OF TO direct the eye, and look in the
sense Of to seem, to appear. No Guilt
waited person would say "she is beautiful
ly" or "she seems beautifully" yet these
phrases are no more improper than "she
looks beautifully You must remem.
Der that we qualify what e person does
by m adverb, what he is or seems to be by
an adjective, G. g.-"She looks coldly on
him" "she looks cold"
Question-Can you tell me whence
comes the expression "the naked truth?'
Answer-The fable says that Truth and
Falsehood went bathing together-False.
hood came first out OF the water, and
dressed herself in the garments Of Truth,
and that Truth, unwilling to take those
OF Falsehood, went naked.
Question What author Ia II who
says that "donbt is devil.born2'
Answer.-Your quotation, most appro-
PIRATE Ns it is at the present lime, when
the discussions on a material He'll agitate
the subtle minds Of the t~heologianE, is
from Tennyson's an Memoriam, !" XCV,
at. l:
"You say, bu' with no touch Of scorn,
Sweet-heartSd, you, whose light blue eyes
Are tender over drowning files.
You tell me doubt 10 deVll-boin."
Question.-Will you come to the res.
cue OF a puzzled subscriber and inform
her where the following exquisite quota.
ton may be found, and who is its author;
an the mld-silepcs Of The ~vuleelcss night,
when, chased by airy dreams, the Glumbera fee,
Whom In the darkness, doth my spirit seek, Q
God, but Thee"
Answer.-The beautiful poem from
which this quotation Is taken Ia known as
Midnight Hymn" and may be found in
Fosbery's "Hymns and Poems for the Sick
and Suffering The name OF the author
Is unknown, as appears from the follow
ing note by the editor:-"M.'S s. found in 8
chest in a poor woman's COTTAGE
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Lower Rates Of Interest the Rule.

Lower RateS OIL Interest inc hule'
New York Letter to the Philadelphia Ledger.
Savings bank depositors may as well
familiarize themselves with the probabil.
ty that they will have to be content with
even a lower than the present 5 per cent
rate Of interest after the 1st OF January.
Those institutions have still the same
difficulty in making safe and profitable
investments that they have experienced
since the panic, and rather than take I'D,
ditional risks they are inclined to curtail
their business. A leading bank, in Wall
street, has ceased 10 take a higher sum
on deposit than $1,000, and a prominent
official connected with one Of the largest
up town institutions said this morning,
1--WE would be very glad If people would
come and draw out their money, or cease
for a while making any deposits at all; 1t
Is next to impossible to make 5 per cent
for them in the present condition Of bust.
ness, and there would seem 10 be no al
tentative but to further reduce the rate
OF interest,"" There Is good reason for
believing that this opinion Is held by
other bank officials, and that alter the
New Year there will be some concert Of
action having that end In view. The
smaller banks, possibly, may dissent. In
order to obtain and keep business; but II
the larger ones cut down the rate as 3
prudential step, what the latter may
temporarily gain in one way will be lost
in another-that Is, by the impairment Of
public confidence.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

nEETLEMEN, We have sold SANToRpb TsApr-
VI CAL CUHE for nearly. one year, and can say
cAndldly that we never sold . similar preparation
that gave such universal eltls G4tL1on. We haVe
10 learn tho inst complaint yet.
We arc not In the habit OF recommending pat
ent medicines. but your preparation meets INC
should DO convinced ofitggrcat merit &c tllatthnir
suffering will be relieved We have been In tho
md sold everything for CAtArrh, but yours leads al
the rest. II you Gse proper you can use this Letter
or any part Of Il that you Wish.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drug, Book and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, feO.A, 1875.
Each package contains Or. Sanfords Improved
tnhAllnE Tube, and full directions for use, In all
cases. Price, $i0O. For sale by all wholesale and
States and CanAdal. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale DTuggistA, Boston, Mas.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
T,IIE .c%ountcnance is pale and
leaden.colorcd, with occasional
aushcs, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupilsdilate an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose is irritated, swells, andsome-
times blccds a swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation of thestomach, at
Others, entirely gone ;.f1eeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesd ryand convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in anyform; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, not capable Of aoiHgMe SIGHT
est injury to tie most tender infant.
The genuine DR.. MoLANE's YER.
NuFuGE bears the signatures of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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M ARTIN'S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT,

No. 111 MARKET ST., q ne only aSteidII ReI.
tanraHt IA he city. It 10 the only Restaurant that
that quiet cleanliness Of a home, combined
with the best etfiSint that eau DO found In the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the market affords
In vegetables, hsh, oysters, game, and everything
In season, and serves Il up 10 \ manner unexeelled
In thu, country. BE can 10 relied upon udways 10
furnish eyerythibg fint-cla1s. d6l0
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MEDICAL.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

IN hastened the breaking mp Of the constitution
than CataTrh. The sense ofBmell, OF taste, ofslKhts
ofheafing, the human Y0lee. tho mind ,ouootmore
Tho poison It distributes throughout the, system
attacks oyUry vital force and breaks up ihe most
robust OF Constitutions. Ignored becuuSe but little
understood by mO9tphyaielans. impotcntly Assailed
by quAeks and ehGrlatanA, th0se. sutlerinE nom
IL have little. hope to DO relieved Of it thh side
mont Of thilt GFrible disease by remedies within the
reach OF oil passed Into hands at once competent
and Trustworthy. Tho nav and hitherto untfled
method adopted byD b.. Sanfordll the preparation
d his RADICAL Cum has won my hearty approval,
I believe II likely 10 succeed When, all tho usual
disease, viz, tho dcfdCfAd blood, while Il heals tho
liberated membrane by direct application, 70 the
nasal passages. ItARction 10 based on certain hxed
rules, and unless tho vital forces arc too far eE-
hausted, must, In the atmRJortty Of cases, effect
o cure. nna
Eonlcnrr pLorE.s 50. R%RANINaHAM, Oct ], 1911.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy Cure d Seminal Waknoa Los,
Manhood, and ~ disorder brought on By IndiScTOs
don or ExeesA. Any Druggist has the ingredients
htdtsssnk. iAoUEs acos ctaeinHau,o
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sEMI.WRERbY.


BY plau, d GiudaaS, pohEt Fqpatd.
Ono yoar. .............S % % 1 Sir inethA. .-....-.ti 30
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As grand curative and restorative agent Is not
elnAilrd by any element or medicine In the history
Of tlIc healing art. Unless tho vital spark has fed
tho body restoration by means ofclcClrlclty Is pos.
slblc. IT'S tho last TeAo't OF NIL physicians and sur.
yeoNA, AMI has rcScuedt louSAnds, apparently dead,
lronI M uiititicly grave, when 10 other human
agency Could lave succeeded. This Is tic leading
nEEntIYn nlnniAnt In thu llalfnr-
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY

BY aGati, IN adpaAe, posis fPftpatd
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Delivered BY GsrrisSs u az IS per wei.
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DR.. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.

LlV Ek FlLLS.
These Pills are not recommended
as a remedy for call The ills that
flesh is heir TO-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without a rival.
AGUE N FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
AS q simple purgative they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MoLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapperb bears thesignatures
Of {. M9LANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
Md country storekeepers generally.
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TWO lM ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medical
sgenLs IA one, each OF which performs It's function
nent, lotion, wash, or plaster eyer before com.
pounded u the history OF medicine. Try one.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout tho United States and CanAdRS, and by
WEEKS q POTTER, PrOprlctors, boston, Mas.
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RALSAM AND PINE,

The healing properties OF our own fragrant bal.
eRm and nllJ and tic gums Of tho East arc too well
known to require description. Their grateful,
healing, soothing, and Strengthening properties arc
known 70 thousands. When comDincl In accord
macy. their healing. and strengthening properties
are Increased teniold. In this respect our Plaster