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il an average expense Of about $22 30 TO-
tai. about g, 100000. Ingolstadi With .
population Of only about 5000 experds
annually for its favorite drink about STD
900. This il an average to each inhaoi-
fant Of about &47 g.. with an average con-
sumption Of about SIS gallons
The average consumption Of lager beer
in the United Stsfes il less than . quarter
Of . barrel per capita per snnum. though
the Use Of this beverage in place o. strong
liquids is constantly Increasing The aver,
age consumption OF tea is about q pound
and = half per sunum Of vine. bot hsiis
more than q qnart. ard q whisky gin D
rum nearly two gallons. A vest amount
Of capital and labor finds employment IN
supplying the human family With is vsri-
beverages some Of which cheer and
some ipebrisse.
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In the Cabinet. and would the country be
content with Fento1?
.'Times" Washington special ssys OF
the Welsh case: OF eourse Harfranft viii
be mentioned. bat a. the American Minis
ter to- England is required 10 spend aboui
$1,000 per snnum more than be receives
A. salary. IL il not likely that HartrAnfs
would accept the ONCE should n be ten
dered 30 him, which Is more unlikely sliil.
A Texas Murderer A~sassfnssed.
GALVESTON. July 3d.
A News" special from Sequin says:
John Baker. secused Of the murder OF
young Holloman last January. q out on
bonds, vas shot and instantly killed isst
night. He was sftend ng . camp meeting
near here. and while standing in . crowd
some one placed = pistol to his head and
fred. The assassin escaped uurecogDized
in the coufosiou.
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Statistics Of b Amount Of Bever-
ages Drank ia America and Other
Countries.
Americans take high rank among the
peoples Of the worlJ a. coffee drinkers. Re
cent statistics place the amount Of coffee
used pr capita each year, in different parts
of Europe as follows: Russia. one fifth Of
. pound; Great Britain and Italy, l
pound Austrian-Hungary. II pounds:
France, 8 IS pounds /; Germany, Al
pounds; Denmark. S pounds; Switzerland,
Ga pounds; Holland, Z pounds; and Bel
GUM nearly Q pounds. The consumption
Of genuine coffee in the United States dur
ing the year 1873 was about Z pounds to
each man, woman and child. or about Eve
times a. large an amoun OF coffee a. of
TEA. The consumption Of bogus ..cofee'
also amounted to one or two pounds per
capita. The use II coffee throughout the
world has increased in large ratio during
the past 40 years, and the present re-
quirement for all nations is estimated at
$4,000. 900 pounds per annu :. against
400. 600. 900 pounds per annum from 1910
to 1850.
An increased use Of coffee does not neces-
sarily mean . decreased consumption Of
other beverages. As will be seen by the
statistics & ven above. the Germans, who
are particularly distinguished a. beer
| drinkers, are also prominent coffee drink
ers aud the French, who are somewhat
noted winebibbers, also drink considerable
| coffee.
The champion beer drinkers Of the world
are undoubtedly the people OF Bavaria,
who drink 1474 gallons If beer per head,
for which they pay Si3 so. The total n
lay in BavariA for this beverage is more
than S65 000. 900 per annum. Thu figures
given for the two principal cities Of Bavaria
-Nuremburg and Munich-and for Ingol-
stadt are still larger per capita. The for
mer city has 9 population Of about 80. 900,
and consumes annually about 2i2 gallons
for each inhabitant. This 10 an average
expense to each person Of about si9 total.
about 81. zoe. 900. The population Of Mu-
| mich Is about IFS. 600 the beer drank per
} person annually is about 24S gallons /; this
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What truly beautiful world We live in, Ma
turs gives US grandeur Of ~rnounts'ns, glens and
We esn desire no better when in perfect health
but hox often do the majority Of people feel
Ike giving il up disheArfeued. discouraged
and worried cut with disease. when there is nc
occasion fer this feeling. ~ every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green's
AU6usT FLOWER will make them IS free from
disesse a. when horn Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint is the direct csuse Of seventy-hve
per cent. Of such maIsdies as bilousness. indi.
g~estion, sick headache, eostiseness. nervous
prostrstion. dizziness 81 the hesd, psipitation
Of the heart, and other distressing symptoms
Three doses OF August Flower will prove its
wonderful ereet. Sample bottles. 10 cents
Regular size. rs cents. Try it. Sold by ali
frst-clsss druggists in the United States.
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The visisin. Law Go be Te~sea.

The Waiting Law 70 he Tested.
VIRGINIA CTrY. July 30.
Philip D~eidesheimer. Superintendent Of
the Hale 4 Norcross, was arrested last
night on . complaint. Of A. B. Thompson
for refusing him admittAnee to the mine.
The matter VA kept very quiet until to-
day. when . writ OF hzbeas corpus was sent
up from the Supreme Court At Czrson. II
is propo.ed by insiders TO make . test case
evidently. as Thompson is 8 friend Of the
management. The scheme on foot is TO test
the case At Carson and break the Law il
possible. and il il considered that il 10
dom in the interests Of tae Sierra Nevada.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing between A. T.. MOE and AN.
DREW JACKSON. in the business of the Olym-
pic Saloon. Is this day dissolved by mutuai
consent. A. T. Noe will continue the business
A. sole proprietor. and IL authorized to collect
all accounts. and will settle all debts owing by
the late firm. A I. MOE.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Eureka. July 10, 1879. jyll-30d
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MRS. T.. NJ. BARN. PALIsADE; lvS
are hereby notified that l have peTfor%ts -
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine, situsss"N
intelope Mining District. Eureka CcunIy, ~
va g. since May, 1873. to Msy. 1873: amounts
to &25 in United States geld coin. tor youisss
teresf Of $50 feet in said claim. and tina. sns "a.
you pay said amount within ninety asys n.
the hrst publication Of this notice, your '.
terest In said claim will become my proPS'"
by law. LII w,.wsod
June IL. 1879. Jei
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I've violent Deaths.

PORTLAND, July 80.
A herder. named Richard Gogan. who
shot himself accid+ntly last week, died ~
the PendletoB Hotel to-day.
John Perry, while working in . placer
mine. beneath a caying bank. received in
juries which caused his death in . few
hours.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
A. Dhewn BY b Preas 81 she Pa
ellie Coast.

An OUTSIDE ISSUE.
From the Alta California
The question Of railroad fares and
freights, which has been forced to play .
part in the present political contest, 10 re-
dueed TO three men and not to . party.
A. fsr a. the Republican party is con-
cerned. il makes no difference who is elect
ed Railroad Commissioners. since the lat
~ alone deal with railroad matters.
sHERNAx's BOOM.
From the Austin Reveilic.
The nomination of John Sherman by
Tie National Republican Nominating Con-
ventinn would deal . severe blow TO the
Republican party in the Pacific States.
Sherman has besn the enemy Of silver from
TIE start, and has done his best to prevent
the operation Of the provisions Of the
Bland Silver bill. Silver il the staple
product Of Nevada. and the friend Of sill
YER u the friend Of her people, who can
appreciate the acts Of their servants IS we'll
= the people Of other s~ections Of the coun-
~.
DEAR II IN MIND.
yro1 the Silver State
The people Of Nevada, who almost unani-
uously favored the reelection Of John p.
1onss 70 the United States Senate. because
Of his advocacy OF the Silver bill, and his
promise 10 do all in his power to secure.
BY legislation. tile full reconciliation OF
silver. should bear in mind that John
Sherman, in his speeches, in New York
and New England, is attempting to make
capital for the Republican party out Of its
opposition to the reconciliation Of silver.
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II O have . fns or complicated watch OF
clock. . music boz. an s~utonsson singing bird
or any other delicate and intricate piece OF
mechanism beeding repairs. go 10
EDT. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and e~ioeknlaker. one door
north of Meyers L Franklin, Main street.
All work warranted to give perfect satisfac-
ton or positively no charge. o.
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NOTICE

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH 1 AVE
~ no control compel me TO sever my connec-
ton With the Chop Stand in Jack Perry's Cor
ner. EDwARD r. RYAN.
Eureka. July 20. 1879. jys0
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BORN.

Aox.in. Jnfy ss-vife OF A Nettstal. 3 son.
Gold Hell, gniF E-Nffe Of the late HumpAre,
synorx 4 see.
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ATexas man has patented . gate for rail-
way crosslpgs, which is lowered automati-
oallg BY passing trains and raised as soon
= they have gone By
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Ribbons,

Thoss forced drives Bow On in every depart
rers II TIE Nine-s' sad Mechanics Trade
Dept
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NEW TO-DAY.
Masonic Notice.

A LII PARTIES HOLDING CERTIFICATES
IA of Indebtedness Of Eureka Lodge. No. Is.
+. 4 A, NJ, of Eureka. will please present the
same to me for adjustment.
w.. p. sTEIcHELMAS, Secretary.
Eureka, July 30. 1919. jy31-1m
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To Do All Kinds of Surfacing
M TIC f.

THE ErRFKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
i COMPANY having agreed 10 pay thirty
cents per bushel for charcoal. 1t ia hereby
Ordered. that all those teams hauling for thai
company be loaded.
By order of the Committee.
EUREKA COAL BURNERS ASSOCIATION
Eureks, New, July 10. 1879. jy20-h
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Bari. AsAis canaot te uRaersoId by eithef
Eboiestler. retailer. or ptddler. Be be in
ported OF NATIVE sew o. Gentle
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TO r MT

A NEW HOUSE. OF THREE ROOMS. -
IA situated next to the residence Of ~:
Matt. Kyle. Mob Hill. Apply on the premises.
Eureka. July %. 1879. jy3o-tf
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Prom u washiEgtoa Capital
Juase Terry. who killed Senator Bro
derrick in the lannon's California duel. ha-
fallen lower In life than his opponent fell
in the grave. He j. now an humble fol-
Io.er in the rake II Dennis keArney, and
bowls on TIE sand lots
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Imported L1as KID Glovss. imported. Q
the best Manufacture. for Scents
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Bart. Of The ". 4 NJ. 7. D. Eants neue.
and viii sell goods II any saer1es-
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Ia4i~r XII Glex.

Eibs,s-s dirt csss7. &c cents on tie collar. a
Bart Ashzz-s
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A Ill PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted to ID. MA - ELM. will please
call at his former place OF business. Al FranL
Doutrick h COS. and make settlement. Nv nd
doing, they will avoid cost and trouble.
All bills against me will be paid upon pre.
sentation. ID.
Eureks. May II. 1872. myIa-tf
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DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

yir-su;r. J-Iy g--Irfsus 6s1rht.r II Lsvrsn
Crowley. szes 5 N nfhs and Is days
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The Last Chance.

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING TnEMsELvns
IN indebted to A. PfiRwIS. late OF the WIZ
House store are requested TO make immedfate
payment. This is the last call. and II the DIE
Ire not settled promptly, they will be piseeI
In the Constab .e's hands for immeais.e y
lection. A.. bEn"I
Eureka, June Q. 1879. JoNo
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REvrssuu Brcx Mfrs, cheap. a. BARI
ASHINS-
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o SALE CHEAP.

A TwELvE-YOKE ox-TRAM.--
IA that has not been worked kxE2
for two years. and which is in q ~
sleek and fat copdition, can be -N
purchased cheap Also.
Six Mules and Two Wagons.
Inquire at FRANK PEED'S STORE,
Just below the Postofice.
Eureka, July ~. 1879. jy25-lw
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Estey Organs.

Sherman. Hyde 4 Co. San Francisco, P.cin,
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on TIE in~sssliment plan
Weber Planes. by all great musicians. are con.
ssdered the test aud Lsosf durable.
One only buys . Piano in . life time, Therefore
get tie best. the best is the cheapest. al.
WAYS
Prof. VIA. PiumhoH. Local Agent. Eurska.
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FRox ACcTy0s-Ezsrei6$rIes. Insertions
Edges. Lsces. Tsp~s. silk Ribbons. yelvsts
PRINCES, Cord E.zx-zcs. Threads. GimPs. etc.
from anctlon, ut BART ASHIMS-
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II may he Of interest 10 beer drinkers to
know that over 10000 pounds Of glycerine
ere used annually in the United States Tor
mixing with their fsvorite beverage.
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cossEr.. oaiy fscr bats. -orta g. -. at BAR
lsEINS.
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C1RsET sIFyEs. .rfrs ~reg5ls- Busks, rsterf
ed, one bit. xs BART As1TES
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cosIs' IEzraD. only four bits = dozen. .
BART. ASHINs.
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L.DIrz' TsDrrrEAz. half f4cto7 prices. :
BART- AsEINS.
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sILK WILLING. in al eoIoT-s;ik rssre-si
% Cents yGe, al BART. ASHIN1S.
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FAscY 6ooDs. selling Al szy price, at BARI
ASEIAa
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HoZ-Children's Hose. striped. very ehesI
81 BAIT. ASEIaS-
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CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS

Tax DrsxoxD RCLz-cash 6ovn-ru.es IL
ruost at BART. 4SHIGS
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and viii sell gsods II any s.er6es-
Positive Bargains.
Thoss sorce5 drsEez Few On in every depart
nens At TIE Ni1e-s' sad Mechanics Trade
Dept
Ribbons.
gibbo-s dirt eses7. 70 cents on the collar. al
Bart Ash.zis
Ia1ies. XII Gioves
Imported La1As KID G80~ss. imported. Q.
the best 1zaz<1ctz-e. for ocsnts-
REsrEsuLE Brcx NTrrs- cheap. a; BART
ASHINs-
Fnox Arcrys-Ensroideries, Insertions
Edges. Lscs. Tsp~s. SILK Ribbons. yelvsts
PRINCES. Cord Elsszes. Threads. 0imFs, etc
from ~snct5on. Ht BART AsHlMs-
co.Is' TEzxaD. only four bits = dozen. a
BART. ASHINs-
coRsEr.. oaiy fsCr bat. -orsh q -. At BARI
lsEINS.
L.DIrz' TSDEErrAz. half f4cto7 prices. al
BAIT AsEIAS
coEsrT sIrsls. extra regsls- Bu.Es. patent
ed, one bat. at BART AsafES.
suK yEurxs in al eolor@s;Ek rssne-st
% CENTS yxse. Al BART. AsHIIs-
HosK-Children.s Hose. striped. very ehesp
81 BART. ASHIHS-
F.ScY 6ooDs. selling AZ szy price, at BART
ASEINa
Taz DI.xoxD RCLz-czsh aovn-ru;es the
ruost ct ART ASEIGS
CELEBRATED WEBEE PIANOS
AID
Estey Organs.
Sherman. Hyde 4 Co, San Francisco, Pacific
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on tie instsllnsnt plan.
Weber Pianos. By all Erez, musicians. are con.
ssdered the hest and Iaosf dnrsble.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-06

what h Wanted ~ shs nreakwaser.
The Sussex journal says The Board
Of EnRineeEs OF the United Staies Coast
Survey, In . recent report, rec, mmend
the appropriation OF sum Of money by
Csaaress tor the purpose Of filling In the
gsp-way between the Breakwaler aid
the 10 break q the mouth OF the Della
ware bay. II 10 the accepted opinion
among eng nees AID those familiar with
the hsrbor that This gap-way must be
closed TO preserve the harbor. II the
m Jney " asted in building the irou pier
NJ Cape Hecllopen bad been used in this
work IL would hava confe. red q lasting
benefit upon commerce. The hal Dor at
Lewes now y In u shocking condition,
and getting word every gear. There are
. number Ut sunken vessels In It tina
make IL dangerous for calling v.ss-ls to
seek shelter there, while the bottom Is
rspidly filling mp, aud In few years II
will he impossible for vessels of heavy
raft Of WAFER 10 use h. The appropIia-
ton Of sum for The purpose Of filling
up tnis gap-way opens fine opportunity
to our Ne resentatives and Senators TO
render valuable service to the people Of
this State, as well as to all who are in
teresled In the coasting trade. There are
Immortality and millions In IL. Who
will get them out?
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-06

SENATOR BAYARD, writing to a
friend from the famous mineral springs
OF Carlsbad, in Bohemia, admits that
the waters there are very effica cious In
variety Of diseases I'd Disorders, but ex-
presses the opinion that the relief ex-
perienced 1y sufferers is due much more
to the care and intelligence with which
the waters are administered than to the
intrinsic mineral properieties of the
of the springs. He thinks that If our
hot,'s at the springs were as well bu 1t
and managed as those in Europe and the
waters uiiz d with the same careful
medical supei 5ision, the Virginia and
other springs of this country would
prove as beneficial as any in the world
IN the European springs no one is allow
GU 10 take the waters kept under medi-
.ai direction, at the times and tempera-
lure and in quantities suited to the es-
pecial cases. W. ''e
WILMINGTON Democrats have won
victory OF which they NAV we'll H..
pLoua' and the howl OF fraud raised bv
tne defeated parties only serves to nrins
fresh nack the recollection Of ,Se davss
when ar udulent receipts were a OH ua sn
currency with Wilmington Rennbl;c.n a
--SIoseI Journal. P""''ea''s'
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-06

The custom Of persons bearing two
CHRISTIAN names" Is Of comparaiivel,
ecent origin in England. An author,
who has had occasion to search many
volumes of old country records and who
has s-en ''many thousands and tens OF
thousands Of proper names belonging to
men OF all ranks and degr ess," says thai
u no instance, down to the end of the
reign Of Anne, has he found a meDtio.
made OF any per-Oc having more than
one Christian name. The first instance
which occurs In the county records was
n 17i7, when Sir Copt stone Warw ok
Baiufeld appears AZ Justice. The first
instances which the same author has
'0-t III any other places are those OF
Henr, Frederick, Earl of Arundel, born
IN 1908 and Sir Henry Frederick Thyme
cr-atcd Baronet in 164l. Both OF these
appear to have been named after the
eldest son ee James =, who was born in
Scotland. William Ill, who was a
Dutchnan was the firstKing OF England
Who bore two Christian names.
Tular Lake, thirty.three by twenty
Two IN les, has been for Two years past
gradually drying up. Great wheat fields
cover wide area over which, tire.
wears ago, a steamer floated. California
fashion, the lake has sinks, through
wi ich ITS waters find outlet into subter.
ranean channels, whore course and Ges.
tinatOn are not traceable. Fish abound
| and Thousands are continually whirled
| away In the worthless.
August Beck, well known and promi
nent rewerof Baltimore, died yesterday
aged fifty years.
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A prospectus has been issued in Paris
calling Tor subscriptions to a new CON-
pany which proposes 10 guarantee the
honesty Of empl yes of firm, and cor
pOrations, and of other persons holding
positions of trust. The object of the
company is TO take the place of ordIna-
ry hondsmen, and, while relieving thos
who e required tie give nds flom
he obligations that individual euaran-
tees impose, furnish more solid securi.
ty for 'ndem ity aiust losses Ia all
cases where such ity is d-manded.
The plan appears to be for tie org MIA
tion OF a company with capital ot
300, 900, 900 francs ($60, 000, 00O), or any
otber adequate sum that may he agreed
upon. This fund is to lie held a. a quar-
antee fund, out of which any defa ca
tions are to be paid. The p in.ip is
he same as In other insurance cOmpa-
MES, where the undcrwi tiers engage,
for consideration, to insure he policy
holder a. ainst loss. In the case of the
Fidelity Guarantee Company, the party
paying the premium would he the one
whose honesty las to be guaranteed.
The company Is to be his bond me-,
Nhoi Sh'S nm WV pei Schb ICl hhbuih
payable every SIX mouths, OH thu
amount If his bond. Thus, if the bono
given was for 100000 francs (S2O,OOo
the annual premium would be 20Ot
francs $4,000, which, it is argued, could
e easily afforded from q salary Of 80,
00O francs ($6OO0). Although there is m
such company yet organized IN IN
United Slates-and it Is also new +
France-one Of the kind has existed Il
London since 1910. Seven others hav
been established within the past fiftee
years in England aud Scotland, and tw
in Canada, all of which are said TO hav
been successful. 1t is stat d, heweve
that the example set by England, al.
the value of which is recognized b
France, is now about to be followed
the United States by the organization
similar company in the city of Ne
York.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-06

THE governor general of Canada ap-
parently do not believe in troops at
thu polls or the use of troops in any
event to aid in the enforcem. mt of civil
rule. He has consequently replied to a
req'.es' f. ON the civil authorities of Que
bec that he should station a Bri tjsh
regiment in their city by refusal, which
is supplemented by the interesting sug-
gestion that a pr perly-organized and
efficient police force would obviate any
want of British 'ginent. This idea
probably never occurred to the civic
authorities of Quebec before, and it is
a question whether they will feel obliged
to the Governor general for suggesting
1t. The suggestion was q pertinent one
nevertheless.
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II ARD TIMES AND MARRIAGE
From the W orld,

FROM Inc w Oriu.
In the spiing young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of welded love
SO long as his bust ness Is brisk, bat 10
surely as there Is commercial depre. sion
he will fisk o suit for breach Of promise
rather than marriage. That most un-
errlng lest of lnr Material condition and
prospects of the English people, the H.
nual marriage rate, shows that times
have b Gu get ing no better very fast in
the eight little island" The figures for
1873 we're unusually 10 y, but unfavorabie
u they were they wfre not so low o.
tho SO for the fl ct quar.er Of 1879, when
The annual marriage rate was only IL
per thousand, as against an average of
1877 for the peri M of fortv.one years
that it hes been possible to compile sta
iistics under the act for Civil Kegistra-
lion. Thu nearest approach to thus un
favorable showing il the late of12 8 iu
the first quar,er of that gloomy year
1851. Asa consequence tue blrth-ratt
ha, decreased. In the quarter ending
June 30 the ANIMAL rate indicated iu
England aud Wales wPs only 1872 per
Thousand "a against 3.4 in 1876, 1856 In
1877 1853 last year, the rate furthermore
boi' & lover than it had been In any
June quarter If the decade and o lower
than the average rate in the second
quarter during that period The suicide
Fate which IS about - sensitive baro-
meter, must have Increased very CON.
siderably this year, for we find IS case,
Of self destruction regis'e ed in London
In the first three weeks of August, the
average for that period during the last
ten y ears being but IS.