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The daily gazette., 1879-04-12
Pc SONAL.

Ex-senator Christiancy, Ministe to
Peru, passed through Panama on April
2 EN- route for Lima.
Lord Lytton, Viceroy of India, has
telegraphed to the Governor of Hong
Kong that General Grant will reach that
place about the middle of April.
Colonel Charles Freichel, Assistant
A uditor in the Custom House, sailed
yesterday by the Atlas line to the West
Indies for the benefits of middle cli-
mate.
John A. Innes died yesterday at Eas.
ton, Pa, aged seventy-one years. He
served two terms IN the State Lcgisla-
ture and was Chief Clerk in the office of
Secretary of State, under Governors
Skunk and Packer.
Major John Edwards, director of the
Danforth Locomotive Works, died al
Paterson last night seventy years old
II g came to Paterson from England in
1920 poor boy and went to work IN a
cotton mill. He died worth halt mil.
lion.
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Lead willie.
Sensible Adrice from One Of the De
tlded,

DcHStOtS dWttCC JfOHs OWC " ttC 1C-
tuded.
A Louisville druggist. new In Lead
vile, Colorado, writes home as follows:
l have now been here two days, and
have looked the town over pretty thor
oughly. You may say to Dr. - that
there are thirty-five doctors here, and
that in my opinion, this ia no place for
him. 1t is the most disagreeable hole l
ever was in the mud is ankle deep all
over town. A thousand men are constant
ly marching about with apparently no
object in view. The streets present a
very animated appearance, but the stores
don't seem to be selling as much as a
casual observe would imagine. L am
now writing in drug store, and have
been for half an hour, during which
time they have taken in seventy-fivs
cents. There are seven drug stores In
town, one of which was sold last week
| for $4,000, including the house and lot
All of them seem to have very complete
stocks, and are ready for business. They
expect a hundred thousand visitors this
| Spring and Summer.
Houses are being built in every direc-
| ton, and prices for rent are fabulous.
Three hundred dollars per foot is asked
| for lots on the principal streets; corner
lots, $4,000. 1t Is simply ridiculous;
| they all seem TO think the town will last
until next Fall, The town is unhealthy.
/ am well; but know several who are
sick. The light air affects my healt b
| considerably.
Saw.mills are Just coming money. Mr.
| Moore told me told me to-day that hil
mill produced twelve thousand fee
daily, whioh he sold at fifty dollars Del
| thousand feet-on which he makes one
| half clear profit, and the people almost
fought to get it at that. One-story sheds
sixteen feet square, are rented at $40 PEI
| month.
leave here for Silver Cliff on Friday
| morning. l am not going to "Teu Mill,
az the snow is six feet deep there, ant
they say will remain until the middle o
June. There is no snow in this town
but passed through lots of it to ge
here.
The town Is full of gambling hslls
openly carried on-keno, faro and tn,
like. Saloons do thriving business. Ho
tells are full and making lots of money
charging large prices for very poor &C
commodatiuns. The business men are
set of sharpers, who will lie, cheat an,
steal in your face. | would not advis,
any one to come here except with a viev
to mining.
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everybody else's frien's and all de pns
sons | meet" and Henry waved his hal
in wild extravagant gesture: "Folks, Of
you turn you faces up de river 'dout
KNOWN whar you's goin' let NE tell you
you goin' TO suffrah badly. Don't you
fool yourselves looking To- Kansas or af.
ter bettah pla ces N yo' got now. You
wont find wat YOU Roin' fo'. Let me
tell yon, you wont. Wen wuz here
had nice ga'den and fo'teen hogs and
mules and plough and ev'ything, and 1
could lay down on my belly on bar and
enj'y the water | drand. But / went
Norf and heah am, homesick and nigh
distracted. Folks in dc Norf don't want
you niggabs and don't you CO."
Henry's speech was loudly applauded
They said they had spoken to other
solored men, telling them that Sells &
Co., would send them back but the orher
"niggers" didn't want to go, although
they were sick and starving here.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-12

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-He was tall
and awkward, and she was short and
bashful; both wore an aspect Of exceed
ing great joy. They entered a hotel in
st. Louis, and registering his name
and and lady, he said to the clerk:
"See here, mister, me and wife have
just been spliced, and am going to show
Amanda the town If takes mule day
Now give us one of these rooms like the
temple of Solomon, you know."i
The clerk called d hall boy and said:
"Show this gentleman to the bridal
chamber"
AT this the tall rustic became instantly
excited.
"Not by long shot! You shiny haired
biled-shirted, dollar-breast- pinned, grim
ming monkey, yon can't play that trick
! on me If 1 am from the country, ye
don't catch me and my wife lodging il
doggoned old harness house,"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-12
yalLEOADes.

yutA. WILMINGTON n
MoRE RAIL ROAD.
Noyem ser 10, 1918. ,,o
~ ,esve wilmington as follows
,,oa and Intermediate stations,
~ "a a. M, 2S0, Aoo, tD'
.,,a fExpress) Q. 90, 9.e0, a m.
' \ New YORK, 2 81, 7 %, $50. a m I,
40, .Ia ?; u lnterm ediate sfatiens,
voand Bay Line, 1903, a. m. .,
re ea,,, an washington, ,l26l, 2 IL, s3s.
w 'p.is 9,is' 'Hare n Division, lea We for:
,,,a e.l5. a. m. LOS, 8 10 pm.
,nn and intermediate Stations,
md ID Intermediate Stations s.lo
p. m. ,.,ua
nn,a and Intermediate stations
Sbia oipV and New York, 200. q. m,
and Washington, 1881. 2 10
,or information passengers are
tbe time tables posted at the
II. F. KENNEY.
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-12

rrARE WESTERN RAILROAD
moa of hours. ON and after Feb
Trans VIII run as follows;
Wilmlngton,i.15 .15 a. M, 1890 a. m
IA voudale, s.5s a. M, IL 50 noon,
| pomeroy, 9 50 n m, 55 p IN.
,ng leave Pomeroy 1910 a. m.
knp. leave Avondale, IL IA noon
A. Wilmington, $50 q. M, 10 p
Sei n m. ID. CONNELL,
superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-12
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN RUS
SIA,

LoIDoI, April 12.-The Daily Necs's
despatch from st. Petersburg, says that
nine persons were killed and twenty five
injured by an accident to the mail train
on one of the roads running to NJ oscow
The daily gazette., 1879-04-12
|rippen's
aSted C0ffees.

>ol Roasted Coffee for 10 cents per
or lbs Tor - cents, warranted bet
Is sold elsewhere for 10 cents per
2Di roasted coffee, lbs for 25 cents.
p coffee, II cents pound,
p coffee. IL cents a pound.
p collie, l8 cents a pound.
plee coffee, 20 cents pound.
pce coffee, % cents a pound.
FEDERATED breakfast coffee, mild or
only p cents pound.
Ftry choice, 2s cents n pound.
Etry extra, 81 cents pound,
Rovl Java 80 and 80 cents per ID.
pulch Java, very old 35 cents per
y III tor 81 o..
&c Mocha 4C cents per pound.
best coffees are purchased direct
pew York and Boston Importers
ieeled with great care.
are roasted in improved American
rs, The great advantage the Amer
Caster has over the French is in the
cylinder and hollow perforated
ahd are roasted by wood fiie, thereby
hg lhe gas from coal.
pa lie only al
The daily gazette., 1879-04-12

Why weary your throat and patience
with that wretched cough when % cent
bottle OF DR.. Bulls cough syrup will cure
YOU?
The daily gazette., 1879-04-12
WANTS..

NJ young man from the
w country, a situation as clerk or book
keeper. Good refc rences as TO learning and
character will be given, and very mod
crate salary required. Address "B'' this
office iebS
VITANTED.-Fine shirts o make at 8
w dozen, S3 a half dozen. In su-
perior manner for 10 cents apiece. A good
tit guaranteed. Cali at 325 East Eighth
street. W. Nj. MILLER.
dec26-tf
, 1879-02-14
MARINE ITEMS.
apecial ptguutch 10 Thz 1ribuns,


MILWAUKEE, Feb. lA-Thc Gshing tug
George X. Green was attached by tic United
Suites Marshal last evening to satisfy libel fur
S5a.75, issued UPON clalua Of ", ". Kynastu,l
fur wages. The cfatt was released to-day upon
payment Of tllc clafnl.
The schooner Iyle Laurie has completed ap-
other round trip between Ahnapce und tlIa
port, bringing full cargo Of wheat as,l return
iug With supplies, Tho schooner Anna Ttioriuu
arrived to-day from Muntowoc with wood aud
grain.
The following additional vessel trausfers have
bccl received Tor record ut the Milwaukee
CustuIn.! !lotlsc:
Schooner i. A. Wood-D. L. Pennington an.i s.
4. brady, Of cleveland, to the Hamilton g. Mef-
ryman Company, Of siarineite, tho whole,
$I,5uO.
Sehuoucr Butcher l'oy-Elward H. Smith, Of
Buffalo, to tie Hamilton u Alerrymun Company,
OF Aarncttc, the whole sB,01D.
Owing tn u derrcnsc ~ thy volume OF East
bound freight the propeller Oconto tIas bcen iu
ordinary heru for several days.
The schooner. rE,u WIS sold BY tie United
statra hlar4hal at SAcboygan On Tuesday,
Noyes ". Klein bid her !u for fl0G
, 1879-02-14

fan alnnc, 'T:t Ia enura'' (Aud thy sistcr1)
whct, means Just nothing at all. but IN an evil
l,nur the young Eou's!,uan asked one OF the
Ficnchmcn to explain IL him the meaning of
the phrase, an waa Informed with wicked intent
ttlat II wns ctyil way Of asking aitsr friend.
fafntly-n tprt Of aeeentuat!on, III tatt, Of
apo1ile greeting, 10 tic English artist hapncn-
cl Dhc evening 10 be 1rehcnt at a paftF whcrn
ticrosnc was nlno one uf i!,c guests. The great
painter spoke kindly 10 tls pupil, mud asked l'ow
he did. VERY WILL, thank yol, str,'' 1na.le
answer the FnGil,hnian: adding, "Et ia sEurl'
turned his buck upun hltr, md has never a,oken
10 him since. l eau hardly find a parallel for
tlr Incident In American society or ar,ung
PDIn& cadet addressing tien. Sherman with The
title Of "DullY buy with the glass e.c."
, 1879-02-14

GINNING, with nll tlIose dependent on them. cx-
pcnsivc panpcrs In the counties where they live.
t5lx t!atsi In the wcuk, The year round, crowd Of
10 ronr patients sasch from the jaws Of 1icln-
less I,nunerAsn rrowt1 the rtrpMs Of that l,,II,l-
tng, a1,i asa waited m by nnc st,rg. cts wto
give their whole ttme ni,l srsyccs IL the Stntc's
Et.ttr.
When our Frivnte institution passed fnto thc
!lnMla OF tlIc State, VT hat $:plNM uS caottnl,
which we eayc the Htatr With tho agreement
that when tho State tnilrd tu .,a6s an aprropria+
ttDn TO run It the property should rcvcrt. I
submit that i!c Htatc cAnnut afrurtt to LET tta
liInd;nds OF ctaslty bltnti his! teal 'econc pau-
skilled treatment a. They yet IN ic cty-ccr-
tres, wggE surgeons can M1fyr1 to bn specialists.
Yours respectfully, u. t;ouiWIx, in,
, 1879-02-14

right to interfere witt, "tho private pura1tts
mil differences of rent1emcu." Ills fAyorlt1
method al dealing wftl, refractory servants waa
throwing thrm mt Of thu wntlow. hmf III II
Justicu's court lie made MI nbc defense of thu
prnctlcu by showing tint t1o niways ronine,l un
The uruliHl floor. u.d tint Ills culIrse Of ,listlp
lno dill not iDjurc those who were subject to IT,
No uil1ccr below him could complain nf the
rcspcct uni formally he pxaclc. because he
was l,,t: ns CAREFUL to contuct h[nsclf wilh
runctllio to Ills official suucriurs. 4 Hr,yadtcr-
If,leral+ who sent an MD 10 him III ncttuu, with
a rcqucht for a "nlnch Of tobacco, was n person
wilotn H. regarded with suspicion and nstuufRll-
Ncnt. F1e was u splendid specimen ot manftuod
In appcnsnncet waa six feet high, of command
inE mien, nit! tnufd tic hts 1nl1stachcs III
tiDul,Ic-h0w-knot behind ills ears.
, 1879-02-14

OF Eol. Percy Wyudhan,, who fought IN our
frum balluun In lndIa tl.s Albany argus gives
sumo entertaining stories. At The close Of his
military service, Il says. Sums ono questioned
his tiils III the New York Herald. In u. .rcply ho
showed that Victor Emmanuel gave 1t Ia lin
Tor callanlry at Bolteriuo, and f!s left q elAl-
lcuge Tor tue writer VI tho IItfau letter. On
beliig told that tim. would lend the Grand Jury
to tpdlct him, he expressed bis willingness to
not ges II through his mead that 1aw Lad any
, 1879-02-14

TO rae Editor o. dae Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. FL ask the permission Of
Tur Tnyuus. tn oI]ow mr. tf,ro,trh fts ro,u,nns
~ "o" n. ,u'.. 10 so'"is.
10 nsK no" muen properly Tut law allows poor
man to hold III Ills own tune in tho City Of Chi
,,,yt and s,,ts NJ 1lt,n,,t n. bIs h,,m..tr,,,
eaSo "''" eSAse " A''''e'' 40 LIE p.,'," w.,
~ ioo" '"A"'
The homestead, as defined IN tl'e Revised
Statutes Ut 1874, Chap. 5a, Sec. !, of thc
amended Mtt approved April %, 1879, Is as fol-
lows:
..rh,t .vo-v hou.,h,,,,r +. VIM f.ntt. ,ho,, H..
o,,,,iJ y, u'u.! -, .,.. ~ hnf ." - ut t ~ NJ
a,,n ~ f ~, ~. ~ ~, ~ =, . nn ~ H'
!Ss oMmea os ~ ~ teAse q
ahu M n =, - L, w 10 n .se' .i
tscesn 'a shoi 11' IT, rpsnn sro" aiincen, 1ns
, 1879-02-14

III Ae AsHHPF ~ s"r 'TNHHS-
CnscAuot Feb. 13-"'tlho,it .lot,lt every
rea1cr will oprce with ytu,r rrtnnrk thls mor,,.
..x a., Il .,,..u,r e,,m, ~ ,,,.Is.. IN,
!'s, ''at ""oesct ""o"" ''o'' Mht"e"6 VIII
bcIlesc nhso'asely Ills Statement That lhe rla-
giarjstn, II such It can be calrdt was nncou-
ecIous. autt Of course, t,nlntcutio,aI,n The
+r,dinr NJ HI. tont. pive. ma rtr,t rc.n.ct f,,r
.,''. 1890 ~. Wv A.. Ne'~". ~
.ne'f "1tef. AZ l"c e"'"e t"hc' iFo1o i1e"
long nnd intimate acquaintance With Prof.
VenaLle, am paIncd to reatl afy remarks which
tcrm IN ,icroyatc from hi. etyndtno nm, n,,o,t
,ta. =. -. .,,,t,. ,.,,, .,,, n.,,.,.,t ,,.,.'.-,
t's' "o W "ut"o'i ''''' ""' 'sbe.''t'5 I''e,e0
Wien snch q remark comes IFhM 50 esteemed
sourrc as Prot. Mathews. In truth, would
falp believe t]mt tr rcpotters hnyc lad more To
IL, IN vr,t,1o,trr tht, mattcr ai,n In. .,,,,,,.
.,,.,.. f., 49,. ill., ~ r--,.,.
themselves ~ - "ot Hhe '.o'' fehaD'e to 70
into print with uny eon'plnint ol playlar-
Ism, md st,nll not believe the public charge
or,,ytnated with hin, until haye h.t,cr
.n1....'. ~. ...,...t.,.,.. ,,., n ~. .
e''.s"ee st'"" "'' '.'.s ''as "A7 1Is a"ic"'eu'
AZ lhe same titnc' 40 not 'ikc TO believe TINT
Prof. Mathews is 40 loEtcNI. ninl 10 embarrassed
by his pus!ttnn. az to atteInpt to screen h,uBcIf
bjy the statement attributed to litl1, i,,at "he
never heard Of VenabIc, and does rot know who
he ts.a
III the case Of theft, Or Of 'uucontcious as
sitntlat!ou,n 10 use moro erphoulol,s pl,sasc, il
will hardly be maintained that the critnc Il any
letn beca,tsc ibt. injured pereon lappct,s to BE- Il,
poverty or otsc,irfty. II lfot. Mathews really
stole mart Of hFe essay, thu "nln,.slng thing, i,
, 1879-02-14
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


Answered.
10 tht J:httor ~ Tie Tribune,
CHrcA0o, Feb. 12.-flcasc answcr this qucs-
tfnn: What Is The age of tho oldest ann of the
Crown rr1uco ot Gcrmunyf sunsChthER.
The Oldest son al liz: CrDwu Prince of rrus-
eia. son Of the Grrtnan Emperor. Is Frederick
William, burn at Berlin .Fan. u, 1852. lie has
juht completed Ills 10Th year.
, 1879-02-14
OF f.n members visiting 10 tho meantime several
cuu.storage warcflouAch.



CHEMISTRY IN the nAfRr.
Tho afternoon session wns npcnctl With paper
on q Chctpis,ry in Da;rytur,n by 1'rof. not1ucy
Welch, lie sail chemistry lad DOM 1,ttto for
,1oirvIn, fr.,n.r ,t,a -, ,,i,,a a.,,s, ~,
Wv enos.a',so VI "nep sn'lN Is c',nposc' aha 10
achschasc tnc various chahEcs 'lat TOOK n'ace
In It naturally under the influence 0f reagents.
Chemical art rs implied to darying was mtlcl,
older than chem,ca, srtut,cc. we were carried
,,a,L ~ H., ,ann",,.." , ""s. ~ .,".,s.a % .,,...
u"e" W ''o teee"an'1 aEcs u ""tMu't5 ""c'!
VIC httefnptea ~ l'na Tue origin oi butter and
cheese. Cheese was never invented: IL was sim
My discovered In the stomach of spuo yu1nq
nnima1. A a rn,,oo for soldIrrs. II ,ras m ,rv
thnn h,rinr hao" ,,.od M ~" , na.,n,,n ~ u nv ,sh,
t....,'" .n. .I9u n. "se' w ~ Wy
'hFaaea ahcicht bfhaln, ahl IN t'lo mc'nofaD'e
cheese was HI army ratton, In Samuel wc
rcad. Il 1r,so ron,norac,1 III. ann I,avt,,
-, ~ axu,- 80. a,,. ..".s s,.. s.,ss.,, :, T,,,.
oca1'J ~" e"eeaes uh'o u'c eaptsce l".'
was thousand years before We M hlrth Of Thirst
y un9 had con1ract to furnish the army tlicn,
tic Professor hoped ho Furnished better arti-
cis than could hc found fn Chicago groceries n
tilis ysar of gracc. 80 lar as lle bud observed,
5 thS aia o. s'leastry IN dalryang ad D. ecei, IN,
Vokcti almost entirely III Tue interest," 81 irn1'l
nnti deception. ~ LONDON 't pllstt1ed tl!e lat
ioEd ~ tile ln.u y tile names. asi p4t T. oll
tlle nnrEet under n the nn1ao nt hntses IN pars
~ Tue unttcd States IL had taught huw to re-
leYo nlilk Of te last Fast!clc of cream 40 t!lAt
none OF IT. ~oald 10 wastcu W passinE INTO tllg
Slleese vat; rrom REPORTS inndg to INC Chemical
society ul Ghcaso' IL WIS obvious lint somn
chemist lad been eonaQ!teu IN ictatlon 20 atill.
tcrattohs OF mix tliat Wou!u DC dliitcuit ul
detection. lilo lGpea ctenlsts would desfst
tto ,sns ~ ua'Es nst1srs haa Soo
us opeeHtiolls ~ lne future. ~ nay Aeara
ihanuiagtarlag @ chemist temork tat, no noukl
Induce c1,:rsss . to pYt pro,ihttory IarifI I on
, 1879-02-14
Interesting Event In tllp Tcnnyson Family.

There was q considerable gathering u Tcnny-
sons, Nrucus, ThuElows, atMi .oekcEs,ut WcsLn'iu-
fstcr Abbey IN saturday, fur the christening, In
lienry YlI.'k Chapel, vi Alfred Stanley brown
Ing Tenn.sop. Thu Dean (cuifa1iler) presided
a,l Robert, Drowning (Eodfatcr}, Mrs. hichmoud,
Ynacke'uy Mtvhle, etc., ass,sleu.
, 1879-02-14


IN tht5 ralHntn. fhrrt Hnts tett L; cents rer tn
Ar:ton. Each additional hHs. 10 cent?,
, 1879-02-14

EEHE1E@4kSA tut VulSlSt btOehs o0I1AS k0"-
menclnz fecdInE they ought to hare COWS that
wcra worth feeding, lie had no particular bill
OF inre. lie tuuk tho grauud that one
COULDN'T GET PURE BurrEH
unless he had pure ereanl, pure cream unless ho
had pure milk, pure milk unless he gave his
COWS purt feed and water. The sllpshod way
0t leaving cows to THO atraw-stack all juices of
The barn-yard would not nuke a successful
lnrynan. The lay was left TO stand too long.
1t was tut inter all tils juices sfeTc dried out
snow, a,il threw ear.eoFn into II, Or put H. Into
muddy pllce. uEd yet they e1pected tie animal
to be 8 good dairy COW. To- feed COVE With
orotit tl,rir feed sl,1ull bs crushed. They should
hare crushed corn mixed with half oats. And
besides pure, swect, sold food, they should t,ava
purc water, Creek water might not alw ays 80,
Ill had to eink wells to get i: nut Ae took
lie g1ouud TINT. III our severe climate, warmth
aipo was necessary. COW should not be let
ol,; until tho thermometer marked 30 degrees.
II she we're, The juices which went to lnaks tho
milk rich weto aGsorect IN @ kesp!lig Aa1 hss irom
" on tie labor prob'cn and Inserted tlat iaE'n.
crs did not employ help enough Coming back
to Ills subject, tio said COW Should 70 gwen
rhanse - e. O. sait sysry M day. Matn.s ae'
II not proatublo wheu all this WIS done She
should bo sold to ihe butcher:
In reply to questions, Col Lftt1er said 10 fed
l,s COVE three tl!nss dny when 10 stao!e ana
twice when out, giving sora'meal-aoout tonr
quarts. with uate-1notaug and night n'ln M 10
led oltakc. u little " time. lie 9ollet! tln
iuol. Sg!ln-,nIlk una buttcrn,ilk. with little
cfusted corn, tnuic the llts'u ptss grow. Ilo
got four u,ni a half pounds q! butter from 1Oo
lAunds Of milk. lie tllcn made an uprcal 70
iartncrs to trcat their boys kindly A'Hl teact!
it,cu 10 love hoHau aid 10 GET then. Interested
III the dairy.
alr. Ingram introduced resolution, which
was adopted, lndorsing the international Dairy
Organization aud plcagtng tlIu Association u
work In harmony with u and for Its hucccss.
THE Committee on Salt, appointed year ago,
was given tl,Orc ttmu to consider tle subject.
Thu Association ahcn adjourned, subject to
the call Ut tho Executive Committee.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-25
LEANING

The art of paper-hanging originated
in China.
Germany, France and Russia are all in
creasing their armies.
Three sisters of charity have gone
to Leadville, Col, to institute a hospital.
There are about 5000 telephones
now in service in this country, and only
500 in England.
The Irish alone, of all the natl ons of
the earth, refuse to become converts to
the Mormon faith.
During the past few months the ex-
ports of butter from the United States
show a gain of so per cent. as compared
with the same time last year.
A Texan, whose mother was a kins-
woman of General Washington's owns
a sun-dial and walking-stick which
were once the property of our first Pres
ident.
The Prescott (Arizona) Erpositor
says: 1.-THE crops this year will be little
over the average. The quality of the
wheat is said to be much better than
usual"
California's school census shows that
there are 3O,S95 white boys, 3O,SSS
white girls, ITO colored boys, LAT color
ed girls and 8 Indians in the state, be-
tween the ages of 5 and II years, an
increase of S,S16 over last year.
For a lumber of years it has been
customary for some of the u~ndergradu-
ates of New England colleges to spend
a part of their summer vacation at the
hotels of the White mountains, not as
guests, but as walters.
1t may be that coffee-makers, like
poets. are born such. There are innum-
| cradle recipes for coffee, and they differ
| as widely as the tastes of the drinkers.
Almost any one canmake coffee-which
nobody cares to drink.
Here are some queer names of post
offices in this country: South Toe, N.
c.; Congruity, Pa. Nance's shop, Va;
Cut Shins, KY; democrat, Buncombe
county, N. c.; Mutual Love, N. c.;
Dismal, N. c.; Difficult, Tenn; Dirt
Town, Ca, and Tar Heel, N. @. There
are eight Alphas in the country, and
the anne number of Omegas.
The big African elephant which died
at the Philadelphia Zoo last week was
killed by mischievous children. In heI
stomach were found a lot of pebbles,
ish-bones and sticks, which it is believ'
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PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
And Other Eastern Points

[Uo Outtf LLtottFh 4 OtHto.
Insist that the Ticket Agent sells yon
tickets by the North Western Road.
Examine your Tickets and refused to buy
if they do not read over this Road.
All Agents sell them and Check the
usual baggage Free by this Line.
Through Tickets via this Route to all
Eastern Points a be procured at all
Coupon Ticket Offices of Union Pacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, No. Ais Broadway.
Boston Office, No. 5 State Street. Oma-
ha Offices, No. 513 Fourteenth Street
and U. p. Depot. Council Bluffs Off
ces at Union Pacific and Chicago and
North Western Derots. San Francisco
Office, 2 New Montgomery Street. Chi
cago Ticket Offices, 81 Clark Street, UNI
der Sherman House; rs Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinzie Street Depot,
corner West Kinzie and Canal Streets;
Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and
Kinzie Streets.
For rates or information not attaina-
BILE from your home ticket agents, apply
to any agent of the Company, or to
MARVIN HUGHITT,
Gen'l Mang'r, Chicago.
w. H.. STENNETT,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Chicago
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ed were put in paper bags and thrown
down the animals throat on the Fourth
Of July, when a very large crowd visit
ed the garden.
An eucalyptus tree 1.-THE blue gum
has for a long time been acknowledged
as a natural agent antagonistic to ma
larial fever. Is it not possible that if
the eucalyptus tree were planted in the
yellow.fever districts of the south it
might, if not prevented by very bad
drainage, have a good effectp 1t grows
tall and is not very pretty. In Algeria
the locust spares eucalyptus forests and
the sea worm never bores the wood of
Australian ships made from the ssblue
gum"
The other day, as a farmer near
Louisiana, Miss, was cutting down a
white oak tree, t~wenty-four inches in
diameter, he came across an oak pin
about an inch in diameter, which had
been driven into an auger hole. On
getting the pin out he found in the
hole a lock Of woman's hair, of a
beautiful auburn color, in perfect pre-
seryation and between twelve and four
teen inches in length. The pin and
hair were covered over with at least
seventeen years. growth of tho tree,
but no n knows who was the owner
of the lock or how it got into the heart
of the wood.