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Haucoek. Flo Is As near negative on ali dispute
c,l queattons a. anybody could he. Even on the
financial question he fs not committed. Consc-
Grant should bc The Republican nominee, as
threatens, Hancock would most naturally be
tl,oliqht ot as military candidate. Ills wifo is
Southern woman from Missouri; lie Ia q na-
Ing In the North. Caldwell thought Hancock
would &o the heat candidate, aud slggestcd Dl
Mor,'son Morrison, 1t Illinois, As suitable mau for Vice.
"Do tic Southern pcopte not complain that
too LITTLE has been @ done f9! them By tho General
seem able to bring their forces to beat on any,
sRlnE harmon!o,isis e1ecpt politics. was talk
ago. and asked him why tue South Ind not IN.
sisted OH Its own railroad limo to tho Pacific, In
dcocnlcnt Of tho Northern connection. lio
leading nswspapcrs IN the South 60. sutn Of
money t$200) every month merely to tlsspcrsa
paragraphs through !tH columns dashng at rail-
road subsidies. Their press, havc noticed,
steks si.t Up M FOR 1den but all er politicians uro
- May not that be because Il is safer to drop
lftile money IN the Dress, which Is generally IN
need In the South, than to io2l with members nf
.,Dnc trouble they havee, snpposc,'' sald Mr..
Warmer, "is the WRnt Of a press like that OF tho
North, which is financially independent, and
nut opnn TO naslstancc.", ..
80. ~ 5nu 5e icea.u nen. e1er!nan he = man OK
or.ea"ns WI an,lltyr very ablc man," eaia Mrs
,Marher, ."tha an oflIinnt thinker. foi maY
nave secn some nl4Gutalon nA ~ VINO conceived
tIie Marea 10 thc yea. NOW. you Know ! was
s,! "an SHERMAN. nun close 70 & his netson all the
,!l'. titnc, a. early h Mag, ls64 when 80 were
npout pf' Ihatta,loosa, baM 70 MIN one day:
dsncsal, what do you want to gct to Atlanta
,of! you wssi 10 wv miles from your general
nate e. supp,lee a. Loalsvllle, 1nr NashVllo
Itm ,,'! G,astanooga afe only sccondaTy bases: and
.ou,esnic ~ Suur 1ea! nase: Noht you Ges
long ing J., nnn nothing 10 eatf what ore you
Go 10 70 20 "nem Son ees 70 Ataoear .a Ill., Sner
itEal', " !!ls FauA way; prHsAen tne aanes lfom
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YtrQiniu Ctr tNse.) EHtrsprtss,
About 10 o'clock yesterday InornlnE crowbnr
Has droppcd down tho main vertical shaft ol tho
Savage from tho surface, a,ll went directly
through cage nj tho bottom, piercing tlle ba,i-
net unu door. No GU, was on tho cage at tho
time, and llc Quo was hurt, yct Ii 10 unpleasant
to onc mak.ug d trip into nlno 70 reilert thut
such things sometimes occur. As the bur full
something oyer 500 yarls, 1t was travelling with
tho rapidly md vim OF = cannon ball when 1t
struck tllu cage. blt of Grayol no larger than
tilbost sings ltkO bullet toward tie latter
part OF such i Journey. A dog ones fell into
shaft at Ootd Hill, ind, though The shals MAS
but 500 feet III depth, two neu upon wAom tho
animal lunlcd were killed, ~ was also thu
clumsy cur that failed TO hop across the top OF
ihe allsit 4 rat ouco foil down tic CousolIdat-
ed Virginia sat 10 Attempting 70 spt'ax across
at,u !. l00 feet below landed on tho bald hepd OF
miner and exploded liio bolab. cauatug tho
miner to think rock had cut open tho top OF
lis skull ind let out his bralns a grain OF blrtl-
shot dropped into the top OF shatt !, $40 feet
In dopth would probably oury itself IN PLANK
or any piecs OF wood II might happen 70 strIku
1t the bottom. This beiug tho case, We rcpuat
that 1t Is not pleasant to tGtRk OF such thlga Us
csowbaEs going down ehatts.
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u1t1dn Transcript.
Liquid perfumes aro not usually the products
Of distiliatiou, although 'lnyunder aud ous Or
~, I've oti'er lowers Yield moFu q their perfume
ra!lctl by tie Erench enheurage, word Tor
which absorption Is the inadequate synonym,
IL used with suost blossosus. anl glycs sliotu
ponales which ara 50 highly usteenlcd anl 30
valuable. 'rho great Frencl, periul!lers At
Urussr, Canucs, and Nice employ hun1ruus Ut
women, whusu bus!ncss Is to tcnl tho great
francs thlnly spEcad With laYers OF clarified
day. When lie SEASON Is over, tAo grease Is
treated with alcohol, whlcl. takea up tho es~
aent!al oil containing thu perfume. 6ut leaves
ule llxeA ull Ut tho grease FREQ. ue!!otrope,
cassla, ur acacia blossoms, tas,nine, and many
o.lur ilower& arc al treated In thla way: Aayet
this muttlud ot sxtractiug tho odor of towurs Is
MT used 10 any extent liz America, buttt proba-
bly, Will bo as soon ~ Florida takes thu place
which 1t should occupy ns yaat lower iArsn.
There Is no reason why this coral pentusua
with its pcsfert cllsnass should not rival South
cru France, md pr.hiuce uerolI by the hundreds
weight, u say n,tlit4. VI tie etto Of rose nud
magnouK Q0maae.
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rat Fincrty md the Dillon brothers. Ono o!
INC Dlliona wne ahatp enough to buy out Ffnerty
i,,, ior comparatively small sum,-t3og. under
stand. ltnvng 40 much ready cash IN ilIh pos-
session, FncTty felt rich, md mntlo a trip down
TO Maine, where the old fo1ka lived. There ho
visited until BIZ purse ran low, when t1o returned
10 lsa'lylllE IN tlme to SO hsa former Property
nnl often latncnta hts l,nrd luck, although ni-
tlorstabd ho Inns scvcrnl now prospects which are
regarded n. tromioing.
os"5gH Fe5 Of tho Tq1tne o
Year ngo on low hill Lying hctwecn Stray
Horse MID Evans clutches, and Hnaty opened a
s',aIt near thy centre. Ono dav, II dcsratr Of
gott,.n,E j., ANYTHING fo5 . nans, he oi1ered
asccpt his proposition. Ten feet deeper he
struck q vein Of orc, M,.l soon Afterwards sold
out for $4,000. That 1uinc is now tc famoas,
!;tttlu plttsburr. worth sovcra! millions, and
Fryer Is disconsolnte, for Al! thc Interest ,hat o
rcsaua fr hla original discovery 10 tlie fact tint
~ has gtren his name 10 Fryer lltIl, whcro aro
located dozon VI the most valuable mtuca In
the camp.
Instances Of tht. kind might bo mult,pl!cd,
and columns Of Tun ,rnlnuEu might he filled
With similar
HoMANcEs IN REAL LIFE.
Mining is very much like lottery, except that
the prizes arc moro frequcnt nill or InrHcr
amounts than arc 10 be found II my Of the COM
mon lottery schemes. 1t ilns been compare1 to
gambling in ste'eks or produce, but tho differ:
enco Is that When uno man on the Board Of
Trade makes lucky deal there arc dozen wllo
lusc while hero In tho mountains N1ttIru Is the
only losing narty IN tI,e speculation. One mans
good fortune does not nuke others poor. And
may add that the dav Of grcat strikes Is not
by any means pnst. Every day one hcora of
new tutnes with valuable veins OF mineral being
opened UP, mud low born laborcrs spslnElng into
wealth niill nuturiety. 1t Is a great country.
Meanwhile Leudyills Is growing into queer,
prccocous yil!age-city. with balloon hotels md
pared 1t Ii, appearance to Chicago alter The Ire
Certainty 80 far ns desontiun and Jrcarsncss Of
landscape nntl Iivoliness 0f bl1aness arc con-
ccrncl, the comparison may bc drawn without
my sacrifice Of truth, G.E. W.
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11alo aud Tantaio Lovo Of ttlornlneut.

NJ n,.11m .', aaI1rra "vn n,ov.d thnt
anlopg the lcss highly dcyeloped aullnsls, thu
male Il tho more c0nccitcl ail has the Haudlcr
coat. Eysn among those inhabitants Of sunuy
tsla,lds who liave not yet seen thu need OF
jy unl elaboratcty tattoord thna thu women,
who hare only u low decorative cuts about the
corarrs Ut their moutha. Tho civilization Of
the nineteenth century hus changed this, and
thedres ot u'ap. especially tls dress which ho
secret surrow. What n,eu woulu like Is mani
teat euouRh; they would liketo vic With women
iu colors mid stufFs, in velvet. and silk, AMI
cloth Of gold. We aatteg ourselves. 10 eoult
, 1879-03-01

A number OF instances OF great Teteuttyeneas
anu accuracy OF msMorY. nre recorded by a
mentioned is that Of Dr.. Robert Chambers,
Whose power OF memory was very extraor-
binary, For example, on q certain occasion ho
WIS heard to say, '4'This day lorty.seycn years
ago. Vt 20 minutes past o'clock, was pasa!ng,'
and such one, The author luds IN Sir Walter
Scott and In Chnr!es Dickens a like accuracy Of
memory. aua to this attributes no small share
, 1879-03-01
TOO RICH.
VnnderEflt's Power ant1 Danger.
(7dfh IN phtf4EeTnhtA pr4ts

Heretofore tic dauanr Of urcat fnr,une. bas
bccn o,,v,atc hv thr Io.s nf t,,cn. ,rho t;Ir,rI.
.., ~ ."s a - 49,, .n'' nv "nasu'
n''. nua'ss sse" NcasS Vi tnc "e'eht OF afoss'
and foundco useful things with It's residue. The
A. 7. Htewarts extended their business, md In
1pauy cascs tic tnyrsltnehta ahrunk. Tho Ast,r.
L,,or., ,an, ,,,.,i, ...a, ,.,.',....t., 49,.
"o".'ss' hssp LIZZIE es.a'c coh'l'aet!' aha man
AGO It ~'th the llbcrallty nnu snctlod OF Lon-
don Duke Of Bedford OF Marquls OF West
minister: betpr in tuuscs and lots. IT. IN mt mt
In onnrrsa nnyboJv. NM Air, VanborbIlt ,,yn.
..,r,..,...- ...,s ,,,,;.,s H. 49,, ~" "o
NJ leVfS =, no csias, mn'ei. ~ saa 70 no bay'hl;
n; eA'"'' u" "ous ioe ahe touoo u the uay ana
NIGHT. -. ,-..,,.
Ae con.foie al,noet eFslf large clty ~ me
sLasa 81 New orsi tho nssagef .. oyct the NlaE-
bnny; thu rSal te Canada, tic outlet to Roston.
~ wei aS 4ssm ,aa noGS, nl'u msms,y .nc iihason
nlvor ,tso!I' OF whe,i Me snppresses tIe Local
steaanooats. nG pa;HaG ;'lt, "o.k y! ncafly n!ty
ycass, cnGage" rI ~ IL nl e,n.te ne 1aato W." e'Iy,
lAlllcEs Aanns, W'iu MatG1en ~ inore taan soo
Per eeht, ana ett.i ~ h.oo1i " MnusI tl1e wafer.
maSnE seatay up"te'ae., W. "a. aEuec ne ~
upon u. lug tnust poIas.oMs por.!oh oi tnas
county u on " t si i, snI1oanS ~, ,nG; nn .e
Gquat 10 on9 niAm oTnM,t sHS oEy sa.aroau from
AoMuon ~ Assu' ''Ui t' hnu u.assn". !h!s Snqf-
moun uIo!etss' "usi. 1tH.e t; Hn hv,a oM ".n US
roa,,ssinn 81 ~ ,nrsa nna,s ~ ~ ~ W.
rsa.azA1un "a ,1 ta.cu 5eass VI 'ne sloeK IL
eHangs, opetats Tpom, H. nVss, iGM .'il!ons
William i'ns nr,mrrci liz. Siichirnn Crntra1 ,a;'.
r,aIi ti,s Iako Shurn. Sficbj.tan Snntnnrm. ",.l
rnua,a f;cntTai wrr,. nrovnsiy his. f., MI t,,.
tcnss Ss hc nas lin ,ca,,s tn nny r,,,,ar nil. u,
tinnIe. thrsr sfr,cl;. rarrv ti,rmsclvcs. Iin H..
crrcs Hat nj M,rIionn Ecn5rai stnIi he NJ, 4 1 1cr
crt1i nc mn,i tn h,nEs mn, tisrai nu,yrrs ~ H.
co,,ntr ~ h",% ,icr hnnHs Iic "a ,nnso
tham lIa inther int IN ,nnra frrnyt, n,,. int,,nr
nrohahlv tIonhles 81, s,,ch linz oa this ov"rx
anven rSors' adHjnr i'm nnr cunt ~ H. ',n;,nI
The who. ro,,ntrr ia on.n aionI, thc lin nf ~.
rastroi Roo :no ni,s hnrr,nr , inv ~ nm,i my
n. H. SKI iaInin'ia ,navufat,,rc N, .p tI,,
NJ svracso: rIfies from T1oy: shirts nnl 20 coliars
Trn1n t,o,t,es: hnttrr frn,T II. iMwrc,,re, mi
, 1879-03-01
SOUTHERN VIEWS.

f.yk M ~.
| ,,,,,,. ~,
Aa.k wv" ..t.,., ~, Mi'"sa .sa' "npnes-afon
ana ,f"n'slaner. J" the sontn-oppo"t'on
and n.ncock--t;.n. sherman's l.'de tn ths
San-ftcpubican Chances of Victory In
1880.
,Yt,o Fork Tribune,
| st,,,,h,-n ,,,f,tr. t,,., t,o nv Vu,,,d IT,
oons"." t"'''s' .n'A ~ .' AAo'' " "'"tu W.
hcr' lie was on uc1' shernnu's stalt from
Ohio during alt the campaigns, anl Mt tic close
~ ~, 'u d., W., snna,er nnr r v 'cS A.
-" ~ w., ~, -,
warner nas non HFco .l'ee" years lu
ALABAMA nflu GeofE1a. Fur Inc past
sir years he his resided on tue line
between Georgia and Alabama 1t Tecun.
s.,, hc,n,. Rn,nc, n rx,crc h.. h,s sr,5 an, NJ
se"' " oe'o" Ao'nu' ua'' "ns's w ,as s-7'V.o W, "
Northern and other capital invested II. on Iron.
furnace. Ills social po.itIo" Is exssllel't' Hnd
unrted t;rrr,rv. s1r. Warner wn. In Nrw Y,rl,
.,,. .'...,,," w.. ""."s, ""o " .sn 1,. u.'.
'.'.u.'' a.'u " te'eee''ta..'s ~ sas ~, '''""s
had the following! conversation with hin:
"tan you make iron more chcdn{y in The
South ,hun In thu Noftn1" "Usual.y, I have
\ rc,rIy n.g, oc,os ~ l,,5 .vr, 1: a ,,,e. ~
hn,," ov ASv w. ,nota NV " rom =, trs ~
. "'e. II w. "ase ps iron ~ aa,,us've ~"
ro,,, ,,ca ,,ot co,, thc ro.Is. nj III. t,,, ~
| Inc year they arc d lille hIrher, il cnsis l,s
| aho,,t n prr ion to shin 10 New Ynr1: ria Mr.
tojk.n '''
Il ilaye the ironuakers IN tho South bern
cn,rral,v .t,crcsstt,i - .sxm Inn st,,,,,,,,o 81
ali cos.sructiuns Ia tbs @ coun,ry M 'JeI sInsn ISL
brought down tir fs,cc OF lrun iu ihc North Ia
snci, trnrn tsnt ~. lnst s.,r a,va.,, ,.n' ~
uorarIIy. Ont Of thirteen furmsrcs In t,ur rt:-
rim ni co,,utry nuIy ii,,,r nre In hInst Wr nr.
inv Ut work. np inst on thr !nu we think. III
batter times, Wc feel muru cheerful 9rr.
fniniv.
'"..t1. .Ij1,, fen. shcrnap comc 10 scc ro, nm hi.
regent Wait tn l;rnrrIa II Yrs h.: ,'a,,n mi
brouglut his family. and stayeu nj nv hn,,sr
shrri,'nn wnz y.ry xpIl rcr.sy,n, ~, Il, s;'ss
ia was .,,r,risci nj it,c trnn,cnsr an'n,,mt ~
thrrr wns enough urs It, lnnba il n nrt.nnyrnt
| tning. and toUE him ont rtjn, nntl shnw,d
him n mountujn wItIi its fn,i. lnii hnrr
l.nt,n1- l,,;r rratc. Said +. :1;encra ,,'.,t Is
ali nre .WEy .a"'t y u ~ nj st' ~ w.. s,s
| the t;rncrot., tWr1l cttnr n littir f,r,hrri
ihen showed him n,ncs ,rl,rr. W.. WARE work.
in. ut two Grurlles, thr lower about tfteru fcst
hiSI. nnI 1G.. ,,n,,cs ,,;ivc ns it'll. snIn I !:
| n,uu,ltullt; there Is opu Uf 10Ir spltiiers m.
tI,ere ot tl'e rn;er bcnci: ;, ns caisI r., III, X
MN. sDroyu. bcrr Is yuur old riteftafn. ! How
/ aru you, Gcncral.' cried Nrow,,. Hello
| Hroyi,.' sa!,i Nhrr,1,n,: 4ttds /. imtfcr thau
ijgntf,,r. uit,t MI sYes.' eaiI Urown. .1,us II
wu hatln't fought, yutt wouldn't have hccu
here, Brown lie cxciaiu,yu. finally: .Wur.
ncr, have seen cno,,aM ore for tuday,' told
nearly as fur Us could bu seen, there wns rici
orc eyerywhcre IN tic prospcct. cnotIsli iur nri
ycurs.H
allow docs living dow. t.,cro compare With
liyjur Il, Ohic u, HWrIl.i; rcnlirtl Nr Wnrncr
itwt, nrl.. nf coursr. isnintel. tukc ihe Eor,h,
crn t1swsnancrs nnly. nnJ at,rnT sirle,ty r.
business, We lIaye some cunlnensatiun ia Tic
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900 in England.
Mr.. Moody has rented house in st.
Louis for six months.
Vanderbilt is supposed to be the rich
est man in the world.
1aZoo grand Jury refused to indict
BarkeSdale who murdered Dixon.
Bishop Haven, of the NJ. L. Church, is
seriously i'll of malaria fever.
Sir Edward Thornton's hair is white as
snow, but his complexion is ruddy with
health.
JAY Gould travelled 22OO miles on rail
roads controlled by himself during his re-
cent trip
Chas. j. Langdon has been appointed
CommiSsary General on Gov. Cornelps
staff.
Surgeon General Hammond'S son is
shortly to marry Lulu Ellsworth of New
York.
The Princess Louise returns to Canada
on the 18th proXimo, by the steamer
Sarmatan.
Bismarck's nervous disease is attrbu-
ted to too much smoking, but he refuses
his doctors advice to give up his pipe for
light cigars.
Mr.. Harrison, from Pittsburg, this
State, has been imprisoned for two weeks
in London Jail, his crime being the car
rying of revolver.
Sir Edward Thornton does not grow
old. His hair and whskers could not
turn shade whittier nor his clear, rosy,
English complexion be Il whit imbroved.
Miss Alice Longfellow, daughter of the
regent of the Mount Vernon Ladies'
Association.
Emperor William, though 80 years Of
age is still paSSionatcly fond ofthe chase,
and is out hunting whenever he finds it
possible.
Hon. VIM. III. kembe has resigned
from the National Republican Committee,
and Hon. j. Donald Cameron has been Sc
lected TO fill the vacancy.
1t is reported that the United States
Circuit Court ut Topeka, Kansas, set
aside the sale Of the Kansas Pacific rail
road to JAY Gould, aud refused to order
another sale.
Olive Logan says the new Queen of
Spain is real Observation-Disclosures miss as
depicted by Byron, but her mother, the
Empress Of Austria, is woman Of great
beauty.
Ex-senator Dorsey of Arkansas has
made new fOrGunc Of nearly million
dollars. He and Mcdonald have just
made some purchases i'll Colorado mines.
paying $3.50, 900 cash.
Tie attempt to assasSinate Lord Lytton
by Il drunken or crazy East Indian Il day
or two ago has very little political signi-
ticance, but it is at least omninouS of a
prevalent hatred in India of England's
severe method of ruling the colony.
Rev. W. j. Macloy, one of four brothers
who entered the Methodist ministry some
thirty years ago from Concord, Franklin
county, Pennsylvania, died recently at his
residence in Maya, Cali Tornia. He had been
president Of the University of the Pacific,
out declining health made him accept
A Supernumerary relation to the church,
md he was chosen to the Legislature at
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1880.
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