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sehr or. Allen, Grand Haven, lumeos, Allen sl'p
schr Cty o. Grand lsap'ds, Grand Haven. lumber.
sehr {. T. b., Hr tH'r.nd Haven ,npos,, sto.en Slip.
Schr ursnus. Menoinlnee, lumber, Aa,on Slip:
sehr Lone htaF. Menomlnee' lumber, Mn.of ; Hip.
F9ht 1Icrsthn1. MenoHfnee, lntnbcl, Mat0n Slip.
Hchr q. u. 1suantlt, Erie, coal, Nolting. Mill.
Schr Rover. st. toc. snndriea. ttush street.
Schr t.ntnher.nRn Hack Greek, lnmbet, Market
Schr Melt, Mnakrgor. lumber. Market.
schr John Mark. EfsnIatce. lumber. Twelfth street
ACTUAL sA1tiN0s+
scAs Ella Elt!nwoot. White Lake. light.
Sehr .Ienny I.Iml. whts Lake, sundrles.
@ FER Annie l.anFi; Mu.ksgon, snndrses. rt...
Prop psNAsin. Milwaukee. tight.
9chr j. !, Merrill. Aln1krRon. light
Schr ]. Y. Jones. Muskcgon. light
ssnr ssn. JEnu 12lu .,, +: ,M,os i'pt!aIo rs grs,n'
Yehr City tirand Haven. tlraud Haven, light
schr s Coral: Cellar lske, 1ight.
schr fIofida, Klnett"n. grain.
Schr An1ta Turnhn, Mnskeaon. Hight.
Schr Flying Mat, Hreon fsay, light
schs Alba.tors. Musksson. lIsht.
Prop Trader. Peatwate., snnstsies.
stlnr CuIona. St i0e. snnlrtca.
i'seu =: v, I'tanehsrd, buffalo. tundria.
l'Fop Chanip]a!n. karnts, snndrea.
l'fop Nyack. Buffalo, snnhtles.
rson u. Msol, Maske2on. snndtits.
ftop r. ". Shook. Willie Lake. supdr1es.
@ sehr Tito, t'en'on Iiaseor. light.
Schr Lizzie l>nuk. st. doc. Hight.
Schr !. q. Moss, aiuskcgon, light
schr NcwstnY. Blakevilic. light.
Scht ]. ~. FoFsest, htuskegon, light
Schr AdFatc, Mnakcg3n. II ght.
seht M!naehaha, MnnktEpn. ,ivht.
ss61 sa1- !: I, =; ta,a,s asssl; M Mu'ksEou ilsht
sehr i. Wllil.,na. Senomince. light.
Sehs Sonora. Mcnou,tnee. light.
rf0p Fnyortte. Mcnomlnce towing.
Hcbf 4. u, HsoHeOn. MHnOfninNe fibfft.
, 1879-05-30
LAKE Ft&EIGnTR,

Tie grain freight mnrkst was very slow yes-
terlay, a,,d but little was doae. 1'he sehr 81.
Lawrence wxs takou for 1000 bu OF corn to
Co!lswoo1a ~ l7{c per bu, free Of elevation; and
sctar Arabls, 10 00 bu Of corn to Kingston IT NC.
Thu prop prusst. took eurn to Kingston It card
rate, and tho achr ], M0gcs left for Atiiwaukts
10 lead corn Tor Kingston Ut +3fc. ......
During tho day u ruu,Ur WAS current among
the vessel men ti.t tle 6ehr Stotta had btea Of
ferci for com to Buffalo as Il, Nc hollow the
Association rate, but q prominent shipper
at 24c, but he concluded be would not take her
under the circumstances. The Scotia ID con-
tEoled tsro lY genslemsa who il sa4d 70 be oa
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Srtctdl Dtkpdteh 10 7ns 2rttnns.
1tnwAuKEH, May 2o.-'Eliese was somo in-
aniry at The noun Board to-day for Kingston
vessels, but none whatever for Buffalo. Parties
in Chicago asked for offers for vessels awafting
cllnrter tllcse to Buffalo, but received none.
This, with the abscnes Of any demand, ha1l n
depressing effect upon carriers, who evidently
fcar further reduction In rates. The sehr John
Magic was taken for corn to Oswcgo at +1Ic.
II Ia claimed that the Association rate 10 Coll
ingwood wus broken BY the schr Lottic Wolf,
which accepted Nc on wheat q day Of Two
since, when e was the card rate ns adopted
Sptctal Htposch 10 The Tstbuze.
MILWAUKEE, May 2o.-Arrivcd today. the
echr T: !. King. Cleared. echrs GfanEsr and
Loitte Wolf.
To-day tl,s ecs,r C, 8. Davis, while moving out
Of Starke's slip. had two OF thrco plauks Of hor
hu}l crushed through contact with drcdgc.
Sic next col!dcd with the schr Narragsnsett,
md carried array the 1attcr's topmAst.
, 1879-05-30
BEEF SLOUGH,

6ntttdl HEootch 10 The 3ffb1ak.
W1NoNA. Mlnn., NAV GA dispatch from
Beef Slough announces thai the Mississippi
Logging Company held its annual meeting on
Wednesday. The old officers wcre al re-elect-
cd. The report OF the Secretary shows s0,0o0.
goo feet OF logs sttll In the Beef Slough. 1wen.
ty-eight mlsllon feet have been rated OFT this
Spring. The canacily Of the works Is Shown by
the fact that 4.700 600 feet we're raftes on Mon-
day last. The water in ChIppcwn hos declined
Six ieet since the big rise ten days ogo.
, 1879-05-30
NAVIGATION NOTES,

The storm, flag was up all day Yesterday.
The tci,s u. r. Wade Is receiving new fore
mast.
The schrs John r. Mott and Florida left port
yesterday, graln-ladcn for below.
The Fayorita unl bargcs arrived from Menon-
ineg yesterday.
The xtcam.b barge Alcona and consort Russell
are in port with coal for tho first time this hea-
BOlf.
Tho sclIr Kate Lyons Is said to have made
three trips to Muskcgon IN eight days.
After ratiscr long abacneo the bark Faraua
returned yesterday with lumber from the
Straits.
Tile damaged schr J. @. Moss wns towcd I'D
tho South br7..,cl, yestcrtluy, iu unload licr
in trY-dock for inspnetion aud repairs.
Capt Peter Falcon. tho submarine diver ar-
rived from, his winters cruise on the Cult Of
Mexico nnd his visit to tis Flori.!a Coast, yes
ter,lay, feeling iu ch spirits, aud enthusiastic
over thu sunny lnusl, where he enjoyed llfe
hugely. Ilu talka Of returning, alul has lett Ills
yacht Falcon at Cedar Keys, Fla. Among ut1lts
curiOsitics TINT he brought up With him was tho
b,ate o! awortt-lsll, which hu presented to Alr.
George Gilman. II is three feet long,
, 1879-05-30

u
6peetdi DfssatcA 10 17S 1ts5ts"s.
DETno,T, Mieh., May 2o.~-A survey was held
on tho scl,r Lille Hamilton to-day, and the dam
agcs estimated at about 71,otU. 1t will cost at
least SITS to pay her carpenter BILL
This has been the dullcst day experienced In
Detroit marine circles this ycar, There was ab-
cllarte rs hay1 hean made for several days. Yes
scls are plenty, but cargocs nru scarce. Rates
to lnfTnlo are mammal al le4c.
The collision case OF the schr s. II. Lathsop
against the stcan-barge DAllcn,sno n1lA her con-
sort, the Eclr Moore, is on trial In the United
States Court, alI excitcs considerable interest.
Mt. H. L. Fitzgerald, Of Milwaukee, owner OF
tho DAllenttno ind aioore, Is 10 attendance.
, 1879-05-30
BUFFALO,.

1lurrA1o, N. y, stny 29.-Coal frslgh.s
firm ut Boc to Chicago md milwaukee,; charters,
Prop Antelope; scllrs Llzzc 4. Law md l. b.
Hayes, private TERMS
Cleared-proOs Commodore, 1ndse: Roanoke,
n,tlsu; Russia, tndRo, Chicago; Missouri, lay
City; Leland, Elk Ia pills; Atlantic, ,ndtc, han
cock; G. ]. Kcrsbaw, Milwaukee,; schrs T. j.
McVea, 800 tons roal, Kcuosn; Charger, 600
ions c0al, Toledo: Cluyton Belle, Milwaukee;
William shupe, 700 TONS coal, S!ndusky; barGcs
Elu,u, Superior, Sparrow, Eass Saginaw.
, 1879-05-30

credit, When va wrrs compelled to use our
H,sd y hS .s ts " c",s tho
deem Them, and maks thtu raual To eain fn v"lte
Thst plo,!sc + now redeemed. rhe party has hst. al
Tied steadily toward ta rud. At every rscn u las
-af.t, in ilia fof.a "i jecinTed l. hostility o tka
Eseanaack and liz National credit, thcil. tnking
Il liz rrecbses .eens h1 IL rn hi BY professions Of
a1ectton attl lnve for Il. .,
ls,nu!np.inn 4 now an necomo!tshed fact; Wo
The tmpn,ved upwsnl mnvetnrnl II plainly per.
sspl,bln; The cmaa ot 'akot IL instaastnE nnnsy
value 10 rich afl u""r sik- rha pSoj,es. 1t l.not
arc improving IN Drtcc. which must rssnlt In An m
Grcaeed demand and Increased prizes fos 'a!ot Itrcf.
in!e boud, ecsrnx4 pei, cent TT interest.
sasiss in a,er'&st 81 !, n,ofs @ ,SsN sis' 'ooe ooo TSs
tian, Thai u ai any "ihct tlovetn,'ens On ear,i.
These nro lscrublIcan achievements, fought put
and won nvcr tue r!o!ont oppnsit!on ot tho Dc.
than httecn yssrs 10 travel.
W. ins!st ii..t tss,.npsi9n a2all stand: We want AT
country. at tcast fur the present.
Cur canvnss Will assun,p proportions Of National
Importance to very great oxtent fet iinnnt.
of u,tr State. rhesa fcIa,n mainly to thu Euod
government Of the yartous penal, benevoirnt,
Tue. ti,esn instutions w.rs 10 yery Iarge cxtcnt
authorized md coulteted, Tnett management
then wnn humirahic IN iii rcsnccts.-aD n,uch an
ii.nt they md tccome the nriIr ui our pcopIc.
After II nil Investigator tits was admitted l,y
Gov. Alien sad t,n Democratic t:ornitttea wh1
mn,,e tho inycstfratipn. I AIN moi we'll infurmcj
Of ihr istaia pf Id uf thr.u ,nstitu-
linn nj t,rrssht, hi link j,nxarI nutli1,y in
M Vim. that rye,, Inv aiint and mi avsraun liam,
ntratis COMMITTEE could mt live ,hcIr nalInvs-
mini ruuJ character nUw. Scarcely vne Of them
il without rufnors OF incompetent ind ujshunsa #
mnnnvrn,rnt. III sun,n of them srAndh,a arc r,.-
nnrtri ri the vrosaeas aua hisnaI rhufneftr. t
mokc no chnrgcs, but am stnlpiy rcpcxttng corncr
rupors, and nj tlts snme tims cxpreas the fear
. thnt thrrc il tnn ,ntica trnth in than Nor nm /
srrnrar., II il thu legitimate result Of uartisan
nj, IN liz ,rrnnneuitt,t al them. Thc D,rrrfu,s
NJ fhcse ins,iimtion sfurid pe ,icn nf hlg., char
sctrr mi ma nf whnm aIouId lie induce,i 10 nc.
, 1879-05-30
RIEDf CALI

1NR kKAN, 17a CLalk.6T.. ClltCAuh1CsSN.
~ sdla4oa tsse. psrssssuy ~ " tssst ~ chsna!S
iialt1Ltcd book p1L4t; SD glea, Beautifully beunQI
p5Esrl+p&la1s ttk al Alzr4sra. {fEe, ",
, 1879-05-30

TKKr-NO 1MIDslTtOA-LODk HEKk-Tllk
II Erva4sat lta1epanaent btlklaa9s aud medical eAlr.
has tested by sons Of ts xrrAt noty Of kufoRs
1t,d Au.arjcs- Tell you the nAAs " the uAu YOU VIII
srfT; thst Ut her ys!toT al4u drctas and fisuds a
fu sh9x ktnessss as1 thai great fteash ssfsst for
sIe sltaoss where all utheFs fsll. Feaa M a.ad 81.
fa1ea re4Idg on! OF The efsJ tA9 consult Ihs Fnis-
0n,od t11 Wabash. Az: utsE IAtIt*sMthst A9 gsnts
, 1879-05-30

KnoN!es' Inscet rowaer oun y BY ban the bsst.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
Where Arteslan Wells Abound.

A correspondent in Fountain Greek
township, Iroquois county, ILL.,, writes
as follows on the subject Of artesian
wells
Twill state that Iroquois county has
not less than 800 or may be nearly 600
flowing artesian wells, OF which nearly
200 are in the town Of Watseka, tho
county seat of Iroquois. The soil OF
the northern part OF the county is main
ly rich, black, sandy loan from two to
two and half feet deep, with mostly q
yellow clay, more or less mixed with
some gravel, from three 10 twelve and
fifteen feet deep. After this comes a
soft blue clay at variable depths, say 100
and 100 feet, with sometimes but little
change. Sometimes small vein OF sand
is struck at q depth of from forty to
seventy-five feet, which contains suffi-
cient artesian water tn flow to the top !;
but after the boring is continued again
through the blue clay to the depth OF
seventy-five TO $50 feet from the sur
face, then they strike a second vein,
which is most always the strongest and
will make stronger and higher flow.
have not heard OF any rock ever being
found. Generally the flow In about two
inches, in which a one and one-quarter
inch gaspipe isput down from top to bot
tom, when comes the operation Of pump.
ing sand, after which the water viii flow,
though ii ia sometimes the case that
the water will not raise quite high
enough TO flow. The strength OF the
flow OF these wells is quite variable
from the size OF q straw to three-inch
stream. The general surface OF this
artesian country is rather fiat. and the
rAvines on the prairie are few and not
deep. Some creek banks are only at the
most eight TO ten feet deep; in the tim.
Der somewhat deeper. The cost for Dor.
ing and tubing with one and one-quar-
ter inch pipe now does not amount 70
over fifty to sixty cents per foot instead
Of the former high prices.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
How TO Get Married Chespl,.

Yesterday forenoon, while a Detroit
justice OF the peace sat warming his
feet by the stove, and his nose by a
cigar, q stranger entered and presently
inquired:
Judge, how much will you charge
me to read over about fifteen lines Of
printed matter from book / bavef7
why, can't you read them 2" replied
his honor.
"I can, but / want 10 hear how the
lines sound when read aloud. III give
you a quarter TO read them to me-"
"All right" replied the justice: "I
can't earn two shillings any quicker"
A woman opened the door q, that
moment, and the stranger put down the
book on the deek, clasped her hand, and
said:
Begin at the pencil.mark there, and
read slowly"
His honor's chin dropped exactly
eighteen inches by dry measure as he
saw that the reading matter was The
usual form a marriage, but he didn't
back down from his word. IL was the
cheapest marriage he ever attended, and
he didn't half enjoy the chuckles of
bride and groom a. they went out. -
Detroit Free Press.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
An Ambitious ProntIersman.

Near tho site OF Old Fort Kearney, in
Western Nebraska, there has resided for
years queer character who Ia well.
known 10 this national representatives
nj Washington. At each recurring ses.
SION Of Congress, Mr. Moses II. Syde n
ham, for that is his name, appeals per.
Bonally and through letters TO Senators
and Congressman, 10 remove the nation
al capitol 10 this, "the geographical
center Of the United States and the uni
verse" He is q monomaniac on the
subject, and has designated the exact
spot with n framework OF poles. Tour
lists who have time 10 do 20, stop Oft at
Kearney Junction, 10 view the scene Of
jules Vernes' pen portrayalsin 4" Eighty
Days Around the World" visit the site
OF the old fort, and TO have chat With
old Mr.. Sydenham. We did not find
him at home. Those, however, who in
formed US that he had gone TO Wash
ington, communicated several new and
interesting facts about the old gentle.
man. In his last general circular TO the
Washington Solons, he guaranteed them
that, in case they should decide to re-
move the capitol 10 this geographical
center" be would sell enough corner
lots and adjacent territory TO paw for all
the expenses Of removal, and leave a
small balance for the national exchequer,
after he himself had deducted three per
cent for transacting the very important
business. american A0rioUitsIrist.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
Quinine.

The alkaline substance known as
quinine, Notwithstanding its universal
use throughout civilization IA q power.
full tonic and remedy in intermittent and
remittent feyers, has been discovered
less than sixty years. . To Pelleiier, the
French chemist, noted for observation
and analysis. belongs the honor of the
discovery, for which the Academy of
Science awarded him 4 prize Of 10000
francs. Quinine has been much en-
ployed recently as n preservative Of
health when the system In exposed 10
certain noxious influences. Its value as
q prophylactic In 80 generally recognized
that in our own and other navies aui-
nine is regularly administered when ships
are within given distance Of the fever
infected coasts Of Africa. II has not
been found effective against all forms
OF intermittent fever; and the physician
in medical charge OF Livingstone's
Zambesi expedition favored rum in
preference. Procured from the yellow
bark OF that variety OF the chinchona
tree known ~ calisaya, il is TO be had
only in Bolivia and the adjoining Pc
ruvian province Of Carabaya, although
the general impression In that II comes
exclusively from Peru. The forests in
which the calisaya tree In are ten 10
twelve miles journey from inhabited
places. They are penetrated by COM
panies Of Oascarillos, men who make an
encampment, and roam through the
region telling trees and gathering the
bark, which IL sent 10 Africa, and thence
shipped to Europe and this country.
The medicine commonly taken in such
quantities in the West and South Is the
sulphate. or properly the disulphase, of
quinine, and consists Of one equivalent
Of sulphuric acid, two of quinine and
eight of water.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

In Edward Eggleston'spoa
sSome Western Scho
lished In Scyibncr ocurs this anecdote
Of school discipline in Indiana In the old
times: To nervous child the old disci-
pline was, indeed, very terrible. The
long beech switches hanging on hooks
against the wall haunted me night and
day, from the time entered one Of the
old schools. And whenever there came
an outburst between master and pupils,
the thoughtless child often got the beat
ing that should have fallen upon tho
malicious mischief-maker. As the mas
ter was always quick 10 fly into pas
sion, the fun-loving boys we're always
happy 10 stir him up. II was an excit-
ing sport, like bull batting. or like pok-
ing sticks through aifence ut cross dog.
Sometimes the ferocious master showed
an ability on his own part 10 got some
fun out of the conflict, as when on one
occasion in o school in Ohio the boys
we're forbidden 10 attend circus. Five
or six OF them went, in spite Of the pro.
hibition. The next morning the school
master called them out in the floor and
addressed them:
$50 you went TO the circus. did you p
Yes. sir"
"Well, the others did not get chance
to see the circus. want you boys TO
show them what It looked like, and how
the horses galloped around the ring.
You will join your hands in q circle
about the stove. Now start !"
With that he began whipping them
as they trotted around and around tho
stove. This story is told, believe, in
q little volume OF Sketches" by Erwin
House, now long forgotten, like many
other good books OF Western literature
OF generation ago. think the author
was one Of the boys who "played
horse in the masters circus.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
Words OF Wisdom.

There is no sky without its cloud-no
gold without its alloy.
II we dive TO the bottom Of pleasure.
we are sure TO bring mp dirt
The vigorous idea keeps warm,
though wrapped in few words.
Troubles are like dogs: the smaller
they are the more they annoy u.s.
He who works with hope before him
knows no fatigue and feels not pain.
Gratitude is the music Of tho heart.
when its chords are swept by kindness.
Divine guidance is shown when our
vessel, tempest tossed, keeps steadily on.
4 year of pleasure passes like feet
ing breeze, but a moment of sorrow
seems an age Of pain.
Happiness consists in occupation of
mind. Small minds require 10 be occu-
pied by affairs. Great minds can occupy
themselves.
After an event Is irrctrievable. moth
ing is more foolish aud absurd than the
discussion Of what might have been
done.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
The CEar,n naar Hnnf-

The czar wished 10 shoot bear. A
bear was accordingly found, : ring of
peasants surrounded Il, and word Of its
whereabouts was sent to the imperial
sportsman. Unfortunately, while these
preparations were being made, the crca-
ture contrived 10 slip through the ring
and escape. What was to De done 7
That tho emperor of all the Russias
should come and tini no game would
never do. 4 happy idea seized one of
the forcsters. Regardless Of coEt. tame
bear was procured In The nick Of time.
turned loose within the ring, and nov al
was ready. The circle closed in bruin
was discovered 81 the fcot Of q tree !:
the attendants fell back, the emperor ad-
vanced 10 fire, but nov came the climax
Just - the trigger was about 20 be
drawn. bruin rose slowly IN his hind
feet and began 70 perform the national
dance This exhibition saved his lie.
but 10 did Ire reverse d. securing for
these wio introduced him b tho pres
enee thai royal favor which their inge-
unity deserved.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
A Heieor Ignites a Haystaek

The Portland Oye0oniaa says: Our
readers will remember that some weeks
since We gave an account Of q brilliant
meteor which fell in southern Oregon.
The Roseburg Star contains the follow
ing additional facts:
"It was seen to the north of MS a. far
as Gervais, on the line of the railroad.
and as far south as Sacramento. and was
seen at sea by the officers of the steam
ship Dakota, but we did not learn In
chat latitude. At Gervais il appeared
low down in the southern horizon. and
at Sacramento IL appeared 10 the north /:
IL passed 10 the south of Roaeburg, ita
course being apparently from cast TO
west. While near the zenith at this
place II was seen to explode. No report
was heard, but IL is stated that fraR-
ments OF the erolite struck several
places ON this coast. One near Oak
Grove station, about twelve milee south
OF this city, and others in Josephine
county, and one further west in Del
Norte county, California, while the
officers OF the steamer say the main body
fell into the ocean.
"The most singular coincidence, hox-
ever, has Just come 10 our knowiedge.
On the evening In question, what II snp-
posed 30 have been fragment of the
meteor. but 10 ell appearances q ball of
fire, struck haystack ON the old Flour
farm, belonging TO +. Archambeau,
some nine miles southwest of this city.
Immediately communicating fire to the
hay, which was consumed. Several re-
liable persons report having witnessed
this phenomenon. This Il the most re-
markable meteor that haa been seen for
many years on this coast, and We would
advise those living near where the frag-
ments fell 70 dig Tor them. a. they are
valuable 10 scientific men - curiodlies. .
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

Being IN . confidential mood the other
evening, Lawyer Pleadwell was induced
10 tell why he didn't marry young Miss
Tenderheart. TO whom he had formerly
paid attention. "well," he began,
zone Sunday evening called upon ks-
with the intention OF bringing things 10
q focus. had thought Of nothing else
for 8 week, ill my mind had got into
snch state Of agitation that / hardly
knew what | was about We we're sit
Ting opposite each other. talking on
casual matters, when I suddenly braced
mp. and looking Mary In the eye lrasher
sternly, / suspeci). said ], Now an
swer me without equivocation mind,
you're On oath---tell me whether or not,
10 the bess Of your knowledge and DO
lief. you are ready 10 become Mrs.
Pleadwellf' 2 Well, gentlemen, she
showed : spirit I he'd little suspected.
and which thoroughly awakened me = an
appreciation Of the fool had made Of
mysslf.- Mary va on her feet in 81 in
slant, raised herself 70 her full height
she had never seemed 20 Ill before
anu with sMr. pleadwcll. when 4 am
ready and willing. 1 I'll send you word,
str 7 she nounced out ui tho room. and
T-ueIl. ! thoaRht I'D Be going. Nov.
gentlemen. iris Is nof 10 b repeated.
ndded PleadwcIl. hall repenEing bic
burst oI coafdenee All promised not
b tell, and that i hos We heard Of il -
Boston TrnHscSTssf.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
The stars Of Night.
From the German Of Arndt.l

From tho German OF Arndt.
And the sun rode out on his endless ride
Round the world
And tho ssariets said. " We will by theo ride
Round the world"
But the clustering sun said, "stay ye at home
For I'll burn out your golden eyes II you roam
When ride In hre round the world r.
And the starlets went TO the gentle moon,
In the night;
said. "Thou who hastin the clouds thy throne
In the night,
Lot us roam with thec. for our golden eyes
WIN ne'er be burned while thou rul'st the
skies."
And abe called them Friends OF tn q
Night"
Now welcome. starlets and gentle moon,
In the night
70 know what lies In the heart, alone,
In the night.
Come ye and kindle the midnight dome
With the lights love as dream ct home
Ia the starry hours of the night.
-Chas. r. LsmFnts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

language Of the serpent and OF the sun.
There the voice Of the white was never
heard. Children, adieu II
He rolled away the stone. II covered
the entrance 10 n cave, in which We saw
piled high hundreds OF shells containing
pearls. We stood bewildered ut the sight
of such enormousl wealth, and then
turned 10 embrace the Oarib. He had
disappeared. But afar of in the last
rays of the setting sun, vanishing In its
purple mist, We saw dark canoe pad
died by one dusky form, which waved
us an adieu.
We had gained q million. On the
grotto We had placed tho inscript ion :
To Sassagari. last OF the Oaribs OF this
isle"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

In view OF the slight injury done 70
orange and lemon trees by unusual cold
in California. the San Francisco But
tetfn says: "It appears from the testi.
mony gathered from the widely sepa-
rated geographical points that the
orange tree is now successfully Guilt
waited over an area In California not less
than 400 miles long by 100 miles broad
or that on AZ. 900 square miles Of ter
ritory the orange can be cultivated
without encountering any serious eli
matte obstacles"