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Some seventy years nRa a lage umbrella WIS usually kept banging in the halI ut guod E ,gIIsh hous to kegp visitors dry us they pushrd to uld from thoir carriages, Cna.c-house keepers provided iu ths way for their frrqueulrrsi hut mrn ,lisdniuui lu enry Huch Il couyyui,uea through lltu atro,is, IL WIS hrli enpmuutc, indeed, lo sll rk wotlIug, "Iuke tl.nt thing away" sid Tor Coruwallis to n servant about To huld Inc house 'nubrellh over lumi 'l am not sugar or htdl iu n shuwer," During tln action ut the Mayors llnnr, ncur liHyouuc, m 1913. the Grrmrliefh under Col, fynlnR occupied nu unfinished rrdould nem the hlgh roud Wellington happening to ride that way, bched Ire o!iic rs oi tho Iousc- Regiment prolvoliug themselves from thr betting rain witt their umbrellas. Ihin V,th to much for tle grent chiefs equn- uiMily, niud he instantly h,nt uH Lord A, liiIl with thu ursta4e! "hUrd Wellington .ots not approve ut the nhc of uubrelhts under me, aud cuuuui allow the gentle, mems sous tn n,ko ta"wSe.yuH ridiculous iu lilu uy,B of the urmN,'
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM 4 CEN.
 FURY ASO.

To begin with tine lady: Her locks wer, strained upward over an inmeuse cushion that sat like an incubus on her head, all, plastered over with nomatum, and thel sprinkled over with shower white powder. The height of this tower wns somewhat over fnct. One single whit, rosebud lay on its top like an eagle on a haystack. Over her neck and body bosom pin rather larger than a copper cent, con- taining her grandfather's miniature set ib virgin gold. Her airy form was brased ul in a satin dress, the sleeves as tight IS the natural skin of the arm, with waist fornleu by bodice, worn outside. whence tue skin flowed of. and was distended ut tue top by an ample hoop. Shoes of white kid. wit peaked toes, and heels of two Of tn er inches elevation, enclosed her feet, and glittered with spengles, as her little pedai members peeped curiously out. Now for the swain: His hair was sleeked back ana plentifully beAowered. while his queue pro jected like the hardie of skillet. His coat was sky-blus silk. lined with yellow; his long vest of white satin embroidered with gold laee; his 5reeches of the same material and tied at the knee with pink ribbon. White silk stockings and pumps with laces, and ties of the same hue, com pleted tha EabilisiIe.ts 0f his neither limits. Lace rufiies clustered around his wrist, and q p0Ttentious frill- worked in correspond jag style and bearing t.Ie miniature of his Iialo~sd, finished IIis traly geutssl appear @nce.
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Eg.OIsa.Es& ANEb kss.gtEUMEs

Perfume is as old ns creation. It is tc flowers wLut the soul is to the body. We can picture Eve IS she pulled down th, rich bloom of the creamy naSnolia ill the Garden of Ed Il, or went gathering cape jasmine or heliotrope and mignonettc. Chil ren instmctively reach for odorous flowers ov, as the grass does for the blush of light that the dawninB sends thrilling Dy,r the hills and valleys. Let Us give tue itlla ones beds of misnouette and sweet pinks and deep-hehrted NioIets.
 There Is one variety of the beautiful golden pansy which IS very fragrant, and white yerbema that has caught the wood lund breath of the trailing 1rhutus.
 Nature is the true chemist, and from hel laboratory are distilled perfumes dreamy and sweet as breath of parud. so. FrOn the first dewy breath of spring. thrOusI ull the eyaneaCent glorl, of apple blOa sons, of sweet briIr, of wind-to tossed ane mones and sweet ferns and trailing vines, through all the floating sha ows and gold en lights of til summer time, til the pur pie air Of autumn causes the aSlers all golden rod to come out Oil the dreamy duys, 1t IS all one succession Of entruucing beau ty and perfume.
 The fragrant breath of d flower is lik the beauty of goodness and purity in life It is cousecrating, refining. When th, poet tells us of
 Life sweet as perfume, pure as prayer. The comparison Is one truly exquisite, ex pressing all pure aims aud lofty purpose, and sweet aspirations of life, ever extend ing upward, ever gladdcning all around even like the fragrant perfume of thou sand flowers wLeu DOrLe upon tue wings U. the morning.
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A mortal combat between humning hird and a bumbIehee in q Springfield Mass flower garden was witnessed the other morning. The bird was bu-ily en- gagged in gathering its breakfast q lioney from bunch of lilies. when it dippe.l its long bill into a blossom which had been pre-eEnpted hy bssrlble-bee. and the en- ra~esi insect immediately fiev out to bat tie Two or three slight collisions. hard Iy occupying so many seconds. followed and then the hunafn ing bird. with the tinI- est nnte os pain. siarse.I of and dropped dead in the grass. not five feet away. Ii had evidently been stars to death.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old phssisan. rstire.I frsaa prsriioe. having had piAcel in his hands by an East India mission zry the formula oi smple vegetable rs1naiv. fsr the speesiy snd TsrInanent eare for consumption. bra8ehitis, cstzrrh. asthma. a1d all threat and lung aifsrtians. also rc-itiye and ra5liczI rHre 1aw nervpas debility and all nervous co4nrasnts. zsfeT having tesiesf ifs wrnerfaI earzfise reweTs ia thouszns of szezs has sels E his duty to make # knsEn f9 hzs xstfferinz feIlaps- Acruzted ty tas nsatise rIas Efsire 10 Feisrr hrzzssn S1zer-
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EaaE.A.aDNs OF PANS.

Nothing, animate or inanimate, manag s to disappear 50 completely as pin Though small, it is not very perishabl- ar tice, but it has a marvellous aptitude to make way with itself. But even larger pieces of metal in daily use manage to dis appear. There must be tens of thousands of horse-shoes dropped in New York in the course of the year, yet how rarely they are seen. This is all the more remarkable, iDasmueh as it is considered lucky to pick them up, therefore people are on tine look out for them. There is a great demand for the nails by which they are fastened, in the manufacturing world. The bang ing they have got through constant weur makes them of more value than even new niils-for what, does our reader think? To make stubb twist barrels. It seems odd that the same malleability could not be given to the iron ill sonr quicker and more simple manner than the traffic of horses feet. But pins disappear for good and Gll" Do the fairi, take theuis
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 Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the disease. at others very lew: but the Iivc~. tn" arG"st or%n in the body generally the scat of the dsraso Hnl if not Regulated ill ;Imc great suf 'crinG wr3tchotln'fs and DEATH will snHu.. ''! rGn recommend ctiiracOuE rcmacy for disease of tho Liver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia imm lIs Liver Rpgula for. '-LI.WIS G. WTNDEH 1895 Master street, Assistant PoAtnastcr PlIilaic phil.
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A woman was recently seen going through the streets of Birkenhead, Eng land, covered with flour and treacle. It seems she had been too intimate with her sisters husband, and letter from her addressed to him making an appointment, fell into the wife's hands. Instead of tho husband meeting his sister-in-law, the wife made arrangements with about fort! or fifty of her friends. and money was freely spent in flour aud treacle, which, having been applied to the person of tie sister, rendered her pitiful object as she made her way through tae streets followed by crowd of ieeriGg women.
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..I''.iad. saia-eAaasziO,ie Irishman yesterday. 'fut it's ripe watermelon that should be the emblem of Ireland It always has the green aaoye the red RA.ladssI sIshia C. 70 .i1.s
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This Bed has been in use about four yoars-, dur ing which time nearly two thousand of them 'hayr been sold. Every one has been put up trial. We know. Being now about to commence the caIi- vass of Ncwtown and vicinity, we respectfully ill., rite the good people to try them
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For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color.

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Is it not riEltly r7NimoII that WEDEfER K T2zEI NATEGsNAG4 &TANEb4EsD
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-10
ITO the Associated Press. |
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.

lOOlsN LILLE
LOUISVILLE, KY, July In the first race
to-day, Dan NJ. beat Harkaway easy. Time
2:1SH. The race was a mile and three quar-
ter dash. The second race sweepstakes for
two year olds, resulted as follows: Good
Night first, Kenton second, Carlemagne
third. .Time-1:20
When the drum for the great four mile
race to-day sounded, Ten Brock and Mollle
Mccarthy went by the string like twin bull
lets. Ten Brock had the outside of the
track and the mare being on the inside, ran
quarter they were side by side and going
CALAMITY on to victory. The half mile did
not change positions. and, as they
moved onward, the 10000 spectators
were held in perfect silence. Between
the half and three-quarters, the mare
got her nose ahead, and great
cheer went up, and then as they came past the
string and she again appeared in front an
other cheer was heard. The mare was run
ming easy. Ten Brock was being driven
hard, and Walker urged him more and more.
In the second mile Mollie seemed to be
moving with such ease, and Ten Brock
labored so hard, that Kentuckians wavered
by the thousands, and the certainty of Cali
fornia winning produced dead silence. At
the half post by the second mile Walker
urged Ten Brock quite hard, and Howser
permitted him to come up side by side. A
Kentucky yell, such as was heard for miles,
rent the air. So they ran past the three
fourths, and coming into the stretch Mollie
brushed ahead again, passing the grand stand
half a length in the lead. More
confident grew the cry as her easy move
ment continued, the horse driving. She
passed the quarter IN the third mile still
leading, but the horse being on TO her close
and made the pace so murderous that many
knew his bottom would have an effect ulti-
ma.ely. At the three-eighths pole of the
third mile Mccarthy let up in her running.
| Ten Brock taking the track and passing her
at the very moment bis friends were giving
him up. He increased rapidly the distance
separating them. 1.-The mares broke down
was heard the field over, but she ran on and
Walker pulling. The horse was slightly
ahead on the third mile ten lengths and
increased it all the time, and al
though her defeat was now certain,
few realized how far and how easy Ten
Brock would win, he little more than gal
Looping the last mile, the queen OF the Cali
fornias being at the three-quarters pole when
the great Kentucky crack distanced her. The
time was S:1934 as follows: First mile,
1:4934; second mile. 3:45L; third mile
5:53; fourth mile, S:19A, more than min
ute slower than his best record. Both horses
were well used up, the heat being intense
There was no heavy betting, the Californians
I and eastern people who backed the mar.
being content with small investments of 3 to
g. Thirty thousand or more people were
/ present.
DEEP DISGUST.
/ SAN Francisco, July 4.-Deep disgust in
the community over the result of the Louis
/ vile race, and especially the slow time
| Money changed hands here at odds of one
hundred to seventy five on the horses.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-10
1T Is OVER.
The Horse and the Mare Have a
Brush.
Remarks by Man Who Thought He
Lived I'm California

The great (?) race between Ten Brock and
Mollie Mccarthy was run at Louisville yes
terday, ana was witnessed by not less than
10000 people. Doctors, lawyers, bankers,
politicians and stationery men, and not a
few who were not stationery, were sweltering
in the sun TO witness the grandest swindle
ever perpetrated on the American people. The
races preceding the Ten Brock race were
very tame, particularly the q dash. The
time made in that race was not as good as
We have seen candidates make from ward to
ward on the night preceding a convention.
At about o'clock the racers were put in
the ring, and 1t was easy TO
be seen that Mollie had some friends
The horses got a good start, and for
the first two miles many believed the mare
would get away with the horse, but on the
first half OF the third mile the horse took
the lead and kept it, and at every Jump I'M
TIL the race was ended widened the distance
between him and his competitor. That the
last two miles was walk away no one seems
to deny. She apparently gave out on the
third mile, and all the squirting and whip
ping would do no good.
The race over and Ten Brock won, having
made the four miles in eight minutes and
nineteen and three-quarter seconds. AS the
horse came under the home line his friends
seemed to lose control of themselves, and
would have taken him up and carried him
i'm their arms.
1t is estimated that the gate receipts were
over $4,000, and that Bud Doble, who
manipulated the fraud, has walked away
with fully $35, 900 clean profit.