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, 1879-01-30

l{DH TIA lfuu& dDlhElAtee& A@AFo - AsJ*
!ashtsssr Efpf<.s.
Considerable discussion 4as lately taken plaeo
In regard 10 the manner Of q tfn4t iAklns u
fY; authorities appearing 70 differ u, thrir
n,u.,lcatlon On ,hls subject, by our townslnar,
sir. Frcuch, ar angler nntcd for Ills n,odcsty ua
for hts 4kilI In tile "gcnty art" # appcars i'!-
tlls,,,,abc that ile !saMo }ont'"a'f. occasional
II Iocs perform lhc gyratlon III rtstnE to a ny.
81 hras stapoInr 1t with his tal, Gro taking 1t tn
= Ainuat any ,rout-nshcrman kuows TINT
tl,e l,ablts pf tr0nt sary anust as tilaci! as DO
te l,abits OF those who tIsh Tor them, ami ths.
loo, iu wutcrs mot renlotcly distant frotn eacl
other. know that thry, sometimes etrfko tty
With their tall before taktnC It ln their mouth.
III i,avc scen them du u ~ threu sevrial 10.
eAil!es, but 10 not bsl1usoH Il Their Eracfat
custom.
"Iu 1876, while flshing for trout ip Lake Ely,
In ti.r Adfrondacks, ! saw this lono seveFal
ttu,ra, and, u It WAS the fsst tinlc Ind eyer
seen &, watched Il With good good deal =. inter.
iron, thirty to forty feet 50 t1t could Hea n!
tile!r movements distinctly. had taken several
trout out Of one.hait paaad welght whlrh Int
sicn iargu fellow ro.e ut'l struck t'ls sa!'.,r.
rcd Ibis, with Ills tail; struck harl " tliu
saruu time, ana hooked lin aruly through !A,
ruIts Ut tlu tall. when lle immediately had
1sst rush took nearly atty feel of line bef.rs !
could Stub i,ln,. ilow that reel did whiz! Til u
followed y series of Eushes al,u plunge. THAT
t,uIu my b'uud tlng'c now to think ot. tla
ica.Icd tntu Ills aif again anl acaf.l, trying 70
shaku himself Ioose. but te WA 'ltmly
| Euoketi. a4ut hut luok evidently spurred
hUu u put lorlh hls bu.t atfota ct!i-
| tinuxliy, Iur lu kept iuu taty fur
usurly l4f uu hour, anl SILL sseinc.t ~ fresh
y v1ef, sAen stsr@',sa t. ~ wh'sh 1 tt.,' wss
rssli.,s III. i!,s rol-aa eisht-aulssy ourlsns
alnl 9utyerr4 fr"au tlp :. , rel. st! t1's ~ l!hs
hv jyEkc.i il tuut liz sot.c 0t hts kctyo plun0es;
hui rua, ltuc, lln! aall all held, asnl ~ landed
him u,4 u,y T.dt-a plump beauty weighing 7
tr,tju over two pounus--n.y shout nf tr1ul..rll
uwuI:c lie rrl,ocs iu lhc Old w"od, fos 'lsi'ca
| nEuuul H..
trout lu Ills luke struck With .a!tvr tau. l'f.t
but s..p. ,ax It dune .efvEat tisnea. | slrl
saw il .ls,,,e .,yrsst luea aIut ten n,ilvs alsse
AlUaay bridge. "As.'. Isrtn,c't Creek sta!,shi;a
into ~. usyr4stsusr kyef. airl alsp saw vlul
Il, H., tp.tu l!,ln@, "l:le li.lnR lr ttoa: ias
lxiuw ti,u usI,. Vi tFsut*sry Lake. tut is.sS
urrrr ~Itar..eI III a"ynt tar n,h,'r las. J. ~
strr.las N tL.4 S.ih,t,. Mat h*|s srsh tl1
,Lr r., me ia. tr..Ii. hupSt4lu- tast iiS II
| LII, n4,, uul Lui ~v4>f4lj."
, 1879-01-30

PkontA, ILL.,, Jan. 20. .-1tsaHwINks-Easy;a sales
of 100 tris a. 81 .0Jh.
, 1879-01-30

., 1Dtc. Rye rcarcc AMI 1tm: No. l. 41c. lar
ley dull anA ea.ter; 80. spring. cash aud fcbEu'
ary. 73tic.
PnnvtaIoSs-flnct and higher. Mcfs pork quiet:
new. $D.40. Prime steam lard. $o.:t,.
i1oas-l.,ve higher and Tuiet Al 33.2J13. 20;
drrrsed higher; In good demfnd at 81. S1G21+ 90.
RxcE1rr.-FIour. 6. coo brls: wheat. IL. 600 bu.
Smir&xSrs-Flour. 7. 600 b,!s; wheat, l, 500 bu.
, 1879-01-30

7
CLEVELAND, t.. Jan. 2o. o.-PErRntErN-Fttn; ;
standard white, ITO test, nc.
OH. ctr1, Pa. ian. 20. 2D.-pErnoIFrN-Maske
opened steady with sslea At 01Sc. closing at 05ic.
The extremes Of the day; shipments. II. Coo brls.
averaging same; transactions, 1876. coo.
PtTTsBCRu, Ian. 20. - FErnoLErx - Crude,
81, 10E 1t IAskcr'a for shipment; tenned O!ic,
Philadetphla delivery.
, 1879-01-30

osweoo, Jan. 2n. .-9aAtx-Whts stesdJ; No. 2
milwaukee, 800; No. ! hard Dufush sprine,
81. 10; No. = red Wabash, $l.og. Corn quiet;
No. 2 Toledo, 43c.
, 1879-01-30

quote the Law to any uan who lays hand On
hn!n
The traveller offered f1vc,-4i1,-seren, and
eight dollars, one bid after another hut the won-
an was firm. and corrugated stoye.pfpe elbow
WAS nuwherc compared to the sad wrinkles on
tho travellers face a. he saw the milk wagon
rnttle arng and Towser take bis place nn,ler the
axIc-trcc.
, 1879-01-30

eAffLE Tau acu.ssi position of the market
~ 11uch tbs saus ~ On 1ua.day. All grades VI
s'esk "sss In demand, au4 there MA n1no
'aat WA not sa!s5se u quite a. stEoas
prices ~ ou rilhef u sbt ps,%ious day4 Ut thu
sesk Tbs receipts were Light aud ot far 9uallt:.
, 1879-01-30

,.r nMa r passa n Mss auM ~ & ~ Hs1.. sta.,a
h.eraisins lin n f':s NV yofk o. bay; ~ '' "
Uf tLe people Who have 10 psy. p'~
11rt. Royal 1y1G,1yrss At ,r1rE
r.T1u
n.n.,I r.~<,,
hnpa.9 ~ -. h'nffM
ln,se a'e st'st~' y! '1e 'ipostans
the trincces Lo'se unssus her visit to The ta''s
which nrc not reported by .lc newspaper CORE.
spondents,-an oversight which Is tie more re-
,ora,,,s ~ ,,c s.orv,,ton II .t,r,.
i,nr @ n',,c, W. ~ trtyta,,.s ~ t1,t ] anv'snx vi ,irh
have given utEsanec to an1 not llnis tried.
Thus, when her Royal llighncss 1rs& stepped u.
American soil sho riaspcd her small, white
s...,. ~ r,',., ,1s,,e. MI o;sm,,s,.h r., th.t
na"us III e'"c.1 'e"S"t ,1u .l"."'a"' ~ '''".
silsery tone Oh voice WHICH W. may tfatS FAY
ought 10 sonnd around thu world:
"Ob. nv g;acuuy!"
hin. Noruri4. n,,tuktpp her .,pltybt far alarm.
Inquired anx1ouhY "l'at"ns tile inssser With lef
"sir," size satd, wth extreme dignity ut Is
not matter, hut enthusiasm. ! um IN Atncrt
can eroulI. unl 1 om alout TO rejoice a. It.
,.' ~" k'ou' a"s ..a. ~ .ua % w., -, .nn,;, ,o.,
1hero must DC adult TWO iect OF sno" Aefe'
anl 1t IL strongly inptegnated with SALT. t'h.
mr. gra-that Is to say. my stockinei VIII
yn,t hive the pnnircss to MIL! me Qutt''
's n4'" T II ,.,,,t. A., NJ Ia wa, h,d hcr rora,
'ae o'alu'e ~" ,, m x...'., 49, viii, s,,,,,
ghness as.1a n Y ho I pYus. hnr mata a1 as
wise ncascnly coluplcxiot'.anl ''er marssso,ls!y.
| beautiful blue eyes fGhtca 70 teis c1'ent oh
her ntlrlSaltd ehcSss. l'sen ~ sala; .,.,
"Thunk youi II Is MI experience tllat eha'a
| never loEEct." ..,,u,..
hi' hidc,wl,ssors ao, % '1xng ,ss,n X eon'ase''
| hau you .t ~. ~. .|m. = ".i, tr tn,o,
| ,,tu;.,... T,nr - ,.,." h.r ,,nron+,,r,,l fsrn
wearing the male nur Of thought. II have
thought OF 1t deeply fur tl.e last 1--WE minutes.
, 1879-01-30

DE1noI1, Jan. 20. -FtoEa-FIrm and qn1es.
GnAsH.-wheat eteady; crtra, 01aic: No. white,
SLOT; January. l.0t; February. sl.0a!i. lie.
cents, II, 619 bn; ahtpmtntA. 400 bu.
, 1879-01-30

KANSAS CITY.
Fos-t1i Ditsctch 10 The TFttant.
KANSAS CTR. No.. Jen. 20.--The Frltt CHrrsat
reports whtat-reee1pts Al 10. 5'08 bn; shipments.
81, 7pi bu slow; No. 2 cxsh, Sic: February. Sic:
No. = cash. TU.tc; February. Tic; No. cash. TIC.
Corn receipts. IL. 41s; thtorusnts. a:Ii; demand
fair: No. . casl1, a3kc; February. 2}c.
, 1879-01-30

Qi,.d; fatcs 8,co2 bales; speculation and ex-
port, i.000: American. 7. 0Uh.
LoxpoS, ian. 2D.-rxTRoLKUx-sp!tts+ 1870
lad; refined. 8.{1BKd.
ItSREED OfI-1ia 10d124s lid.
Srlnlrs OF TuMrkxrtxE-22s.
, 1879-01-30

NEW YORK.
Syeciat t,ttnutch IL 7Ae TrtbHnh
Eew fnnR, jan. 1U. -tlEAIN-Wheat In moro
demand m export and speculative account, leaving
Of on winter grades tslds armcF. and m spring.
whlrb opened weaker, alan somewhat steAf1Ees; ex-
port movement favored By weakness In rates on
sailing vessel tonnage for grain ehsfter eorfActs:
~, 600 In Nj. 2 Chicago snd Nebraska spr'ng At
81. Of. An active movement In corn, with the old
crop for early delivery ruling firm and tribe
stronger. Oats moderately dealt In at generally
steady prices; No. 2 Chicago Ahoat quoted ri Bike.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gcne'slly fstsl, act.
Ire speculative range; wnataFn mess In fair de-
mand: January option quoted Ut $40. 1o010. 10.
Cut meals quoted steady. Hncon offered with re-
servo 1t IN advance, checking businesa. Western
steara lard quiet for carly delivery at IN advance,
closfnE quiet.
TAlLow-ln less demand, with prime quoted 1t
gssc.
suoAns-Raw moderately active; Cuba muaco.
vao quoted steady At u1Se8ac for fair 10 good rs'
dnfng; rctucd rsther mora sought.
WnIaKr-Hold to The extent Of 100 brts last eyens
Ing At II 90. and TO brls to day At u. oat ahow-
inE decline.
Movement moderate and rates' lrrcg.
ular; by atesm for Liverpool un provisions again
higher on limited offerings ot accommodation for
carly use and on tonnage for grain and petroleum
| rather easier; Otherwise essentially nachanged.
10 @AE HtAfFR H2%VtNfzA xFtt"s
yEw Yonk, Jan. 20.--CorTox-Quiet hnd nm.
changed: futures firm; January. 0. 48e; February.
g.4ac: MARCH,, o.o7c; April, o.sac; May, 10. 1oc;
June. 10.1oc.
Fioun-Quiet and unchanged; receipts, II. COO
brls; super State and Wcrttsn, 81. an93 ID; com.
mon 10 choice. $3.D5Gt4. 20; white wheat eztEs,
OHIO. &3.76Go. 90; 81. Lo uis. $3.so0o.75; Min
nrsotA patent proceas, 81. bo96.oo. .
GRA1x-Wheat noninly unchanged; receipts,
1oD 900 BIT; rejected sprn9 TIC; ungFaded do, boc;
unsraded rcd, s1,o16b1. osi No. . do, u. .oa'iG
| I.04HS: No. 2 DO. $1.00k01. oo!i: No. do,
| 81. 00.iFs1. .ot}A: ungsadet amber. $l.oHh1
l.o01i; No. . amber, s1.o7t01. .o7H; unaraded
white. 81. Oh; No. = do, s1.o7hG1. o7at; No. l
do. sales II, Goo bu At 81. o0A11. 10; extra do.
sales 1000 bu Al s1.119l.t2h. 1'yo dull;
Western md state. At 5oaeoe. Harley duil md
noa,lnal; qulel. Corn qnist bat firm: receipts,
bs nneFaaeat. t.EIs EaTEtss; r. 44,}c S 2 h ttM .,a;s
4Nc anoat: new do, 4oe; new round yelluw PC.
s;c y. sSo, "a sH,;s s.; so e.; MHs'
ilnra-(nlct but steady. .....-,..........
good xein,nR. 6s&toac. Molas'e4 dull mud nomi'
P.4notEss-F!fn: united. o5si9o7c; crude
8:4NH*c; scG,Iel. Dhc bid.
| FALLOw-ActlYo and Ifn at 0tc
I,EslN-t2u!ot but hrm: $l.37M01.40.
TunrEyX TunrEyIlXEGflrm a S1ls; lo.
LEArukn-Nomtnsily unchanged: hemlock sole
ssS: S;s: ;5% iSie H. Grand sA' middle at"
4oe; pulled. l7&taoc; unwas1.ed. los.a5c; Texas
Pnoy lttuss-po.k dull; ncss. &. .Go6s9. 10 70
DID,. l.ucf qnlrt hut steady. Cut meats aniet by
9t'n; iSns clear mIddle', 500; 'h"rt d. - II
hcTTna- quiet; we..ern. oH@3ie+
; CnEEsE-stesdy; WestelM 2IsAc.
!: NyTAIe-Ifannfackurcd copper 1utct and ut
, 1879-01-30

Sttc iark tForId.
swell, old fell, has your piece been received
It the Odconl" "Ycs, lIkc dug"
A woman may be the friend Of the nun she
l1us not loved, hut she will afwnys tc the enemy
VI the man sho has 1oved.
First Womun-" Bless nc. Emily, sou don't
inok rs we'll M sua',--nlccd, do not thlnk
ever saw you looking ~ nd ~ you dn to-day
Second Wonan.-"My dcar, ! ncTrr WAS ~ Old
as au to-lay.H
An ol.I totdicr, long rfnce pcnsipned OF. cn-
joyr ll* leisure III rcarine rabbits. One Of the
little creature, bites his thumb, RHd, trlflfnG as
tllt wou1'1 seems Hatigfenc sets III ma e1tehde:
cnnpanton In 1hr KJ},h Light Infantry. who Ind
marched shoulder to shoulder with him In
hundred wcll.fought dcds, undertakes 70 tlc.
/ liver hfs comrades funeral osation: "Alfeu,"
with emotion. .'A'iteu, brasc nm! gentle heart,
| thou that hast fought 20 well IN Africa the
CrIn.ta, ltaiyl An hundred times dtlst thou
with IMMUNITY brave the lcadcn h2l1 that hurttcs
nyer tlls. battlefield, Atf :1rvivc,-s1rvyc to he
| killed by a-------- - InlE-cnrcts.
cat-sktnnet], kauearoo-hsmnled. pfnk.efetl,
| parslcy-munehlng, twopenny-half*pcnny rab-
b!sl !"
CAUSE AND CURE OF SNORING.
4 writer In tue Scitat.fe -No"fhiy tells how
the hablt Of snoring IL acquired, aml-hetter
atitl-how It may b cured.
"Aud. first, 1ls causc: The air rcacllcs tho
lungs through two channels, the nosr md tho
mouth. the two currents meet In tho throat
below tho soft Of the palate, tho end Ut which
| hangs loose anl swings backward and forward,
| producing the snoring. II the n!r Realizes the
| lungs, us 1t should, through tho nose, no noise
will be made. II It reaches the sana through
tue mouth, the palatu will make more !lotst,
since Il Is not thc natural channel, but whentt
| r1lslles through both teec chAntela then IT. Is
| that the sound sleeper batishcs rcst from ths
pillows OF his eum1,antonA 6y hs hitieous noise.
| The remedy fur suosinE ID to keep the mouth
close4; arid for this purpose Dr.. Wyctli, The
writer Of tic arlIce referred to, las Invented an
srttcle 70 cheap that any ouN can mako It, A,rt
no aoorcr should bc without It. L consists of u
singlc cap, Hitting the head suugly, md d pteee
ot sott material fitting the chin. Thcsc Aro con.
necteti bv elastic webbing, which e conncctetl
with the hcad.cap near thH eara. Ihts confr!s.
ancn prevents tho jaw frou, dronpinE down, M!l't
thereby rendering snoring impossible. Tue
great trouble will be to get people to adopt th'.
invention, since the tnoat upright an1 hoEest OF
men and women will rarets, II evcr, eontofs
that they spnrc, and will he very indignant II
aroused Of It. AS 4 furth"r tndlircnent 70 thu
Introduction Of tll!s coatryAncs OF l?r Wyetl',
It 1nay be added that breathing through the
n,u,1th IL ycry detrimental 10 thu health. and
ttat many dlscases OF the throat Or iunEs arc
contracted OF aggravated thrreDy.'
, 1879-01-30
t1{FKF AiItG

SllEEP-The market was fsirlY Acltve and
steady, with sales of common 10 choice at ST. -Ab
AGO per 100 lba. Ths following wore noted:
, 1879-01-30

TuIsPENT1NF.
W1LxtHaroS, Jan. 20.-srlHsTs TrnrENTtSx--
Firm n NC.
, 1879-01-30


Sr. LOUIS, Jun. .D.-FLoun-Dhll and IN.
changed.
GnAIN-Wheat steady: cash options easior: No.
2 red fall, D3i 1Oa,4c cash: 0tha@o3'.c February;
O5.sl05Sc March: No, - do, 87,.c; No. 9spring.
Tic. Coru hrn,; slow; No. mixed, ;of4eh
30Xc cash; a0h13oNc February; 31H13l1io
March: JaAGe3.,;c April. os.s dFnlcs; No. =.
21A022c cash: 24@111c March. lsye Inactive
snd lower; tlA@4le. BARLEY da!l; prime to
chnIcc spt1nR, 0U9t7ic; Ohlo fall, Sl.loQbl.1i
PnoyIsoxs~Pofk higher; 80. 4oa.o,ao Lard
hiehur: O. a0dl9. rs. Bulk Meats higher: maro
slax; te1 e twtaty ar s!s., H. 1&t soS;
Hterng, fi., March; fully curcd. 81. hero eaah
suiy cured clear. stso hcte boxed; onS w. ~ ~
.host clear 1 e..h bacon hx"ss; .qa!dsf: !,.ts,
i. ID: clear ribs, $500 February; clear. 81. %
Fubruasy; swset picxled hams' IL. lbs aud IL 'bs
isEcE1rTa-F1ous, 4, coo bril-; wheat. .e, oo0 eu
corr, ~. 600 1u; cats. u. QUO bu; re- 4.ooo ha;
smiratsrs-FIonr. !, 600 br!s; wheat; 4, 900 bu
corn. 900 bu; osts, none; rye, =, ooo eu; ohf'
| 1cy, nunc.
, 1879-01-30

pnilman Hotel Cara arr r,n through. between Chi.
esg1 and Council l3iuGs. lie train leaving Chicago
1t tl:1Ih .-s
T-13rpot corner Of Welia and K.nzle'sts.
b-i,e1ut corner OF Canal and ktn1le.stA.
CH1uAGl BURLINGTON L QU1TUY RAILROAD
prpols foot o: LAke.p. 1ndsnAas. anil slxtecRth.t.
and CnnAt ana slx&eenth.ss. Ticket oAces' - ClA&'
n nnd 4 hrn
, 1879-01-30

sheeo pcits, wool estimated, y D.. .... ~
sIIrugER. .-Trudo continues fair. though tho
.,Irs IRE not 70 large a. few weeks ago. Prices
srs unchanged. The snow h. melted AWAY IN tl.G
Tftn much At nny time this winter: The roadH
sefo,s the lake arc also soisennR aud IN the Mls,
,!Isopi dlstr,ct snow Ia scarce, y est!asssd
ben secureo acrosa the tAks, and dealers think
there II no tvubt but whst full suppiJ will ho
rrnusht out Of the pnerits, even II tne Fnow
snould ali disappear. The warm weather, ur
,amtsh!ns rtc, has had The effect OF hardening The
, 1879-01-30
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

Fur the Rptcay cnrr Vt Seminal Ea1xIr4t. Lost
Aa;hvoI, ai.l ut ul,Tars brought ou Ut Ia ti*sr:-
To-. " rx.-4.. An! LEt .tl,t AAs tlt sa.tti'eu,A
, 1879-01-30

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE L ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Cnnp Dc ont, corner MAdtson and tnnAt.stA ftGkte
OEce Hou&t Clafk-ss.. opposite shrsH1an House.
and At depot.
, 1879-01-30

Pullman Palaces DInng.t'ara and PULLING, .whcet
Sleeping Cars arc run between Chicago Aau oai4oa On
the f&cl1c kIftzs.
CHICAGO, ALTON 4 BT. LOUIE, AND CHICAGO
Ifn1n ftepot West Stdr, MAdlsHu -. bridge and
Twenty .thisd.bt- Ticket Dtiec. t!1 Ekandulnh'st.
, 1879-01-30

.sEEDs-Nsts quiet md hsll It former hgutes,
Tbs oaerfass Of timothy weTe smaller, consisting
mostly IT Tho fresh receipts. Tho seed now Ia
stoss IL held Ab0ss pressht dgures. sases WeIo m
tlattE .old 1t d. 1904 90, Tho Gales wtre light.
md ihs malkct closuti tame. F.s1 sold n t1..i.
lRs offerings were nlelatc. Aua The inquiry con.
laues 10 be chiefly for sowing samples.
SALINAS in request and stsady:
.oitte, n 6fl ,. ,,,,,,. ,,.,. 1.40
ul!J. Il tf} wIthont bags ,,,,,.,,.. LIS
tilfy, b btl, with h1vy. ,,.,...,..., ]. .6Oll. 10
Ahton dairy Il sack .,..,.,,.,,. -, 500
TEA9-WsIo In fair demand, and pficee WcIS
e*sdy snd nrM a. given below:
, 1879-01-30

s1.4ntvr =: lAais. tau.as t'ity j. j., herts- ~.
knrr.an thisf hax,ssr'. e. L1al. at y Ess -.
nI 1t slsty MILES tro :tfsu.bufs .! ths t!aa.
I'll IluNs il. Louis Hallway ConE1.ny. FlAus re-
hles sid ~ be Ateu II lha olGt u. W.
lEMIs. il. Htealltnt.
, 1879-01-30

hedueed ~ 1cgfecs.,.. .......... ."' ~ SS.o
POTAT0ES-Werc anst. The receipts veto
light, and hsla 1t tiO@lTuc IM cars Most u thu car
lats ase placed In ftosc to be reacd at ~ advances
q MtlQc from track prices. Dealers think al
Ease.n demand Will staEt soon - II Is safo to
4hio long distances. ,...........-.
pul'LfRi AND GAstE-FEesh poultry wAi aeaIco
And ktclAy. Ila Xrntber In 6uft An4 bnt littta
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-18
Relative Ace Of Animals.

"
The average age of cats is 15 years;
of squirrels and hares, z or 8 years; rab-
bits, ia bear rarely exceeds 20 years, a
dog lives 20 years, a wolf 20, a fox IA to
16. Lions are long lived, the one
known by the name of Pompey living
to the age OF 70. Elephants have been
known to live to the age of 400 years.
When Alexander the great had con-
Quered Porus, king of India, lie took a
great elephant which had fought vail
aantly for the king; and named him
Ajax, dedicated him to the sun, and let
him go with this inscription: "Alexand-
er, the son Of Jupiter, dedicated Ajax
to the SUM-" The elephant was found
with this inscription $50 years after.
Pigs have been known to live to the age
of 20, and the rhinoceros to 29;a horse
has been known to live to the age of 50,
but average 25 or 80; camels sometimes
live to the age Of 100; stays are very
long lived; sheep seldom exceed the age
Of 10; cows live about Is years. Culver
considers it probable that whales some
times live 1000. years. The dolphin
and porpoise attain the age of 80; an
eagle died at Vienna at the age of 104;
ravens have frequently reached the age
OF 100; swans have been known to live
to the age Of 800. Mr.. Malerton has
the skeleton Of q swan that attained the
age of 200 years, Pelicans are long
lived. A tortoise has been known to
live to the age of 107 years.
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The Various Popes.

EIGHTY Of the Popes are honored
saints: thirtv-one martyrs. and forty-
three confessors st.-Aoatbo WA the
onlv Pone who lived To he acantanarian.
as he IS also the onIv one. after ST.
Petar. who NAV he bonored with the
title Of miracle worker. st. Aeatho
died at the are of 1O7 years. In 8s2. hay
ing reiened three wears ak months and
fifteen DAYS. Gregory TX. died at the
are of ninety-eirht years; Celestine III.
and Gregory XII at the are of ninety.
two. John xii at the ACE of ninety:
Clement xII.aat the Zoe of lightweight
wears. and Clement x. and Plus TX. at
the AGE of eiphty.six. The Popes have
been drawn from all classesaofg society.
Nineteen were sons or near relations Of
princes. an eonal number came from Il.
I~ustrious families. Many were MOBILES
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Vasilin0mania

l stood one shining morning where,
Dark frowned the crags, Of Innisvair,
And bathed, with warm and rosy glow,
The broad breast of the virgin snow.
And there. upon an ancient rock.
That long had braved the tempests shock.
I saw. inscribed In brilliant green.
The curious legend vAsELINEi
And on the ground lay stretched and prone,
His head upon a rolling stone. -
with ragged clothes. and tangled hair.
And beard unkempt, and bosom bare.
A sleeping man. of statue rare,
With brush and pail beside him there.
With much surprise and some alarm,
spoke. and Ahrok his brawny arm:
Then " wned his hairy yisage wide,
And sleeping still, the man replied,
at cured me. when l dying lay,
For It. 1 travel night and day;
On foot. around the world rye been,
To sound the praise OF vAsEL1NR,
From Pole TO Pole, through all between,
I've spread he fame OF vAsELINE,
On fountains high In forests green,
! paint the name OF yAsELINE,
/ mount the mighty vault on high.
To grave It On the azure sky;
To cure all ilis on earth I ween.
Heaven rent in mercy. vAsELINE."
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