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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21
Special Nntires.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay
loss of manhood &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. Josgrn
r. ISMAN, Station u, Bible House, Ne,c YJrl city.
dcc!7 teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

In spite Of ilanncls, coughs and colds will
make lodgmcnt in the system. Bu, they
are not tenants at will. You can disposscss
them with Ifalc's Honey of Horehound and
Tar, in less time than it takes sheriff to cx-
ecutc a writ. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure in minute
ianl-f&W LIMO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21
Gov. Andrew and Caleb Gushing

The following is copy of the letter sent
by Governor Andrew of Massachusetts, to
Caleb Gushing, when the latter offered to take
military command, early in the rebellion;
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-21

Why throw away so much money trying
worthless Incidence. when - cents for rem
edy can be procured that will cure coughs.
colds, sore lungs and Group? Give it tri Il.
Adamson's Balsam will do it. ~
ga jani5+&wlw
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Protection for WOrking-WOmen.


Educational and Industrial Union, of. Boston.
The object of the Union is to promote the
interests of working-women, by providing
them with legal protection from the frauds
and impositions of dishonest employers and
others, without charge. This institution has
in the fifteen years of its existence adjusted
over six thousand gases, and collected by le-
gal process and paid to working women, in
sums varying from few cents to twenty dol
lars or more, upwards of twenty-one thousand
dollars. Ii has secured the services of men
eminent in the legal profession, and will at
tend to all complaints made to the Chairman
of the Committee, Mrs. b. F. Redfern, No.
4, Park Street, Boston. Pecuniary and other
aid is solicited from benevolent societies and
all friends of humanity.
Evidence is increasing tending to show that
1t is the purpose of the democrats 10 force an
extra session of Congress. No settled plan
seems as yet to have been agreed upon TO
bring this about, but there is reason to believe
that the plan now contemplated is to insert
certain legislation Of political character in
one Of the important appropriation bills, to
which the republicans will not assent 1t is
considered significant that the House Com
mittee on Appropriations has not reported a
sin gle appropriation bill since the holiday re-
cess, although ii was announced three weeks
ago that the Legislative, Executive, and Ju-
dicial bill was ready 10 report. - Hashiagfoa
Special 10 kee foyk Times. s-..i'I
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The Judiciary Committee will give hearing to tn
numerous petitions that the pauper law may b
changed so that paupers shall be supported by tn
State, .t st
On Tuesday, Jan. 2sth, Al 2.30 II. VI,
in the Judiciary Room.
WARREN III. NrNToN, lch.ir,,a,
EDMUND WILSON,
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
COMMITTEE HEARINGS.

The Committee on Fisheries have. assigned Tues
day, Jan. 2ist, at 230 4. NJ, for bearing petitions
In regard TO the protection of shore fisheries; all in
terested are invited TO be present. The same COM
mittee have also assigned the Lobster hearing TO
Tuesday, Jan. 18th, at $50 r. NJ all interested are
invited TO attend.
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On The PAupER PETITIONS

HIRAM ID. CooMBs, cho;r,non
T.. G. FARRISGToS,
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BY Mr.. WEEKS of ADMINISTRATION Of Zachariah
Chaee, trustee ct ais, for relief from building lock
on kennehec Dam; referred to the Committee on
Interior Waters. Also petitonof Chas. T.. Nash and
" Others for act to grant Dennis Berry pension
fcrred to the Committee on Pensions.
by Mr.. DANA of Decentralization of A. l.. Dresser
and 26i others of the counties Of Penobscot. Aroos
took, Hancock and Washington. that plaintiffs in
actions for malpractice against ply sicans shall be
required In the discretion of the court. TO give bonds
for payment of costs arising In said actions referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. BROWN of Bangor--ilin- an act additional
relating to trustee process referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
BY Mr. HAMMOND of REHABILITATION of Frank
A. Hart ct ais for incorporationof Township No. l.,
sth Range north of Waldo patent In Ifscaiaquis,
said town to be called Howard referred to tire COM
mittee on Towns.
by Mr.. PERRY Of Rehabilitation of Luther Per.
kins and 81 Others for bounty crows referred to
the Committee on Agriculfu s.f
by Mr. LEWIS OF STANDARDIZATION of d. A.
Sewall and ~ others for aid in building bridge over
the Maitawankeag river at lsland Falls: referred to
the Committee on State Lands.
ny Mr. bEAI of Avon Petition al; Wilson q, Baai
ct ais, for bounty ON bears Referred to Con,n,ltte
on Agriculture
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Solicite DIES eonsignementsd de Cotton, Su-
ere, Melassc, Kiz. Lame, Peaux, ]Fourrurcs,
Mousse, Folailles, OeufS. Patates. &c.
les plus grande attention scrl donnee
aux ordres dc la compagne ct de Ia Vile.
u-S-!S-IE.
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s'etait era jusque la I'm fol ambiticux
en- revant trente sous 2 Non, v0us ne
pouvez comprendre celia, ST vous ne
l'avez pas tpronve!
Sur lie premier moment, je tus con
me l'hommo iongtemps sev!e dc bois
son qn'un doigt de vim suffit IL grlstr.
Pour IN debut. la dose d'argent
6tait trop forte : je fus ivre.
La tlessus, vouS allez penser que
bloai par l'Gnormite dc la somme, ie
restai longtemps IL me demunder quel
emploi zen ALIAS faire. Eli bien, pas
du tout. Des le premier moment nl,
les vingt francs m'appararent. lis
avaipnt dGia ieur destination. car Ell
meme temps qu'ils s~oytaient de Ia
bouise dc mon parrain. m'fialt appa
rue tout il coup l'image de Blandine,
Blandine, apprenez-Ie, et;:it Tango
qui. de SEES petitsdoigts. daignait ia
conner les robes de madame ct dc
mademoi>e!ie Langunier Z; mails d'a
bord c'etait ma voisine.
Ia COntinuer.
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Quoiluil so soft teonl6 quelGnes annees
depuis que Ia Teinture Depurative du DR..
Meug ait etc retiree de 81 grande circula-
ton, ellie men d pas moins conserve toute
sd v'gue CT toutr SD populnrite, dans un cir
cut Reinforcement restreint.
Depuls longtemps, de tons los points de
la Louisiana, ct lrincipalement du Bayou
Latourche, DIES A~ttakapas, de IL Riviere
Rouge, de vieuN maladeS NE demandent de
reprendre Ia fabrication dc cette medicine,
81 juSteinant apprGci6e de tout eeux Gui en-
ont fait usage.
Aujourd'hui je responds a leur appel. ct
les malheureuX, atiigGs de maladles dites
incurables, auront sous la main cette bien.
veillante teinture depurative. uui viendra
METRE I'M terme q leurS su~uffrances.
2uilS 81 llvrent done a reS;lerance ID
jo'lrs mallleurs, ceuN Ii qui yiveut sous lie
joug de %queiIu'Gne de ees incommodes ct
douloureuses n%itirrniteS, files Au,ures dun
Sang vlcie, uelGtele, ma 6iabofe.
BeaucCup, qui jouisscnt dune brlllante
5 te, he le doivent peut 6tre qua la Tein.
ture Depurative; etest par IA puissance de
ces vertus que tel pere, tone mere ont puri
tie leur sang, acquls uno bonnie constitution
retrouve une sant6 aussi vigoureuse qu'ina,
tendue, et-niS au monte dies eniiuts Il une
sante tlOrlSSantc.
Que ceuX Gul, CONNIE cux, vivcnt dune
vic tic douteurS, Il an4ol$s"s, de ,lcSGSpoirs
suivent icr cXenpi4 Iu!is cssa gent de Ia
Teinture Depuratlve, CT, CONNIE euX. lis de
~NlendroEt rODi.atpA e. forts, ct pUurrOnt
Gtrt iiers de ieur ~pr0geniture.
Que ceuX Dui doutent, sImiorilent
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TEINTURE
Ssgj ger. w NJ

Ce renre;c qul ma pas encore failh dc
puts qullze ans gu IL est EN- usage, est bieu
SUPERIOR d tous les ertraitS de Sal. evayel{e
ct toUs- les DepUutits, employees iusqu'a ce
Jour.
Ii guerit toutcs les maladies chroniuues.
soft i%nternes. soft eXtcrnes. san difference
d'age III ue sexe. Mule maladie provenaut
dc limpurete du sang ne reslste a son
usage; les dartrcs dc uuelque nature uu'cl
les >uient, les lntirlniteS, CONSEQUENCE de
labu5 du mercurs on de tout autre traite-
ment uui d vlcie Ia constitution, sunt par
taitement ct Embellishments queries, tontes
les fois que ron persGvere dIlIsson emploi.
Les LeueoiThGes, Pe,tes BLanches, In igu-
Mrites dams la pGrlodicite DIES Inenstrues. la
chlorose, III ~stcFiiitc Drovtnant de toute ma
ladie chrOniqUe CD constitu;ionncllc, toutes
ces nlaid,lles dIspala!Sscnt par un traite-
nent assez ionStemps prolonge de Id TEN
ture DtpErdtiyc 0u III. Mcns.
L'epilepsle, l~orsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par nue lesion oggailiquc, les ithumutis-
mes chg0HiGaes ct gueiGuelul> IigUs, les nj.
ceres cancGrGuX, ont etc radicalenent que
ris.
aes cures d6ja opGrGs p~arlent assez pour
que la Tcinture D6purative du DR.. Men ait
btsoir tie tuutc r~tclaILe il suffit dc SAVIOR
quil NY "a pas eu.iusqu'a present une seule
mal"die chronique inv6terGe on constitu-
~tionneIle, pr0dulte parun vice quelcon4ue
dies hlineurs. lui ait rGsistc ID la puissance
mtdicatrice dc cttte preparations.
Chaluc tuGttliie est tCGolnpasnee tie nom
break uertiticats. gcnau u. tons les points
tie Ia Luuisiale, attesEant les bellies cures
optrces par &c medica,nent
e. veIte chez
JOS. I. TuIBODEAUX.
PLarsuacien, :
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PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
cree of above Court and in obedience
to q commission to me directed, will offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House in the Town OF Thibo.
daux on SATURDAY the LIST. day. OF
MARCH 1879, between the hours Of IL
O'Clock AN. and o'clock P. NJ. the follow
ing described property belonging to
the said Succession and Community, to-
wit:
list. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
or town lot situated in this Parish in the
tow n of Thibodaux, being lot No. (44) For
ty four on tie plan of said Town made and
executed by James b. Grinage Surveyor,
on the list. day of May 1912, said lot being
bounded in front or North by st. Bridget
Street, West by st. Louis street, South or
in tho rear by IL portion Of lot No. 81 be-
longing to Braud and Legendro and East
by Green street; Together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. tSee
Not L X 1851 to 1852 p 53l and Convey
! ance B X No. ! p. ;45.(
end. A CERTAIN FRACTION OR
| part of lot OF ground or town lot situated
| in SAID Parish in the Town OF ThibodauX,
! measuring one hundred feet on Green
street, one hundred and seventy two feet
| on Short street and ninety feet on st. Louis
street beng part OF loG NO. l02t tl1tS t"o
| Oh d plan of said Town made and executed
by James b. Grinage Surveyor. on the LIST
| day of May 1872 said fractional lot being
bounded on the North by another portion
| OF said lot No. s. belonging to the Widow
Peter Mcbride, West by St. Louis street,
, South bv Short street, and East by Green
street together wi.h ali the buildings
! AMI Improvements thereon. lSec Not Dh
| 1916 to 1877 y DO.
Cd. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OFGR0USD
| situated On the Eastern confines of til,
town of Thibodaux in this Parish known
and designated OF d plan made alli eXecu-
ted ty j. X. Gour,iain Z. ). Deputy Sur
vey0r on the 2Ath. day of january 1897 and
deposited i'll the Recorders office of this
parish, q. lots No. 10 and lC said lots from
on Marrow street, toward the Vest ano
are abouv one arDcut square each, lot No
Ii being bounded Oh the North by lot NO
ii on said plan, in front or West by Mar
row street South by a street separating Ii
from property OF Widow Henry r. kno
bloch and lot No. IL, being bounded Nortl
by said street separating it from lot n"
Is in front or West by Marrow street
South by lot No. Il Oh said plan and Eas
by said road OF street also separating i
from now or formerly belonging to Widow
Henry +. knobloch. {See G b No. p $50
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON TIN
Spot in United States Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1879.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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leon GOdCilslux,
Aux Nos. 81 ct 81 dc la rue du Canal
HABlLLEMENTS, LlNGELIE,
CHApEAUX.

CIApEAUX.
YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins DIES
ANos 2l3. 2l5 ct 3i7 dc la rue Nieille-Le-
we aux Nus 81 ct s3 dc asa rlle Iu
Canal, januonce reSpectueuseInent au
public en- general que al, aim de repoIdre
i accroissem,ent de mon commerce, ie plus
fort stock Embellishments, de chapeauN,
dc lingerie dhommes. dc ]jenues gents ct
de .jeuues garcons-stock tel quill ny ell a
~jamlais Ell 4 la Nouvelle Orleans. Jinvite
mes amis ct mes clients nc venir lexami-
ner ct $ 'assurer DIES priX.
AI'avehir, CONNIE par lc passe. je .e ne
gligerai rien pour taire face III bes dns de
Ia place. Je serai torjours pref 4 remplir
tous les ordres pyramids on petits) i" .habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de tonres cs
peces ct lie tous genres, depuis les vetements
com,nuns d'hahitati0ns jusou'au hinge de
toilette lie plus tin. Les prix de mes articles
scront acknowledgements aussi bias que possl-
bic.
Les commandcs del Ii campagne sont Fob
let dune attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct 50 lie la rue iu Canal
l 4 nnt f-k
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WHeelaC1'igAt
and Carriage Shop.
HI. Tetreall, Proprietor.

HI. Tetreau, Proprietor.
INFORMS his friends, and the public in
general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services of first class
worklnen of recognized ability: He has laid
in a full and varied supply Of spokes and
felloes of first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Coffins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock Of ready-make
shrouds, for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. at very moder
ate prices.
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Succession of Benjamin +. Holden an
Wife and Community.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish Court, Parish of Lafourche. N
1923 Probates.
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ia. TkoNE.

Encoignure DIES rues Main ct st. Louis
en- face de Mr.. l.. V. Riviere.
Thibodaux.
, 1879-05-13
VANDERBIL1's DISCLAIMER,

optEs08 tHSp|stN IN ina 1fttHHf.
NEW YoRK, May 1a.-Wllla.u II. Vanderbilt
returned to This city from his Wcstcra trip
Friday ercning. lie says positively ho did not
60 West to acquire all additional railroad prop.
ertY, aud did not Wish to enlarge hfs control Of
railways Railroads srck him. und he Il ro.,-
stantly tolportuncd to tako contrul OF Western
and other roads, but refuses. ILL ,!ectares ha
has mora trouhle In shaking OH railrouds
than IN securing them. Colcer,I[,.l; thu North
westerD, Mr. Vanderbilt says lint Tic roads arc
now In good has,ds, and tIlera shuul.l bs no
change. An effort was made iaat ycar to
turn out tie present management, but Il failed,
aud he hopes 1t will full thts yeas. lie ".
presses great RESPECT inr tle ability of tho
NoEthwester1's President nnl Nicc.l'sestdcut,
That ho was trying to lease the Chicago i; Alton
TOAD Mr. Vanderbilt dsr'arca Ia all uonscnsc.
That1 road llc secas 10 think Is In good tta,uls.
,alr. Vanderbilt WIS thoroughly satisfied with
biz trip. tic West ho regurdo ~ q beautiful
and maRnIaccpt country, about which no stories
had been exaggerated.
, 1879-05-13

legged damages BY false arrest, sAya That tc sult
le aealnst thu Hon. j. l.. Dcanlry as 'ftstico of
The Peace niul Magistrate. md That the Corpora
tioN hnSG nothing tO n0 with It.
The 81. 5amcs Street Methodist Church
authorities haye granted .c ',sc Of she church
for EF.nA Gkllrekl-pnrafe IN the 1'th 1nst-
Tho l1cv. Henry Ward Hctchcr will ocrtipy t!ic
pulpit, pews harc been reserved f9r tue
mud tie centre ot the church far ,e nccomiuola'
tIon Of lie brooklyn Thirteenth Regiment.
!fpec,1t D!snafrh t. The Tribune
recently Joined tho Northwest Mounted Potcc
are now hning 1rilfel, unticr Capl. Croztcrt at
the tew tort rre. The 1nnl, llnye beet supplied
with kits IA 'forunto. MID their bntlt Is 10 far
sSGstH nt u ry T saTf Ms dHs
1cod Is here look!nE nftcr Tho men,; lie says
tho Sioux 1mltaus-:,5D 1odccS--u1,dcr IRON
Pipe Are Mt The Sand Hills, about eighty mtlcs
northeast Of Cypress l!ilIs, nl s,itt'l,E. .l.all,
Hills. Dlark-Aloan, whp II great Chief, IA
with 1ron.pIpc. 1t Is estimated That tlitre aro
now sUo lodges OF Indians On Cal'attan territury.
There is large lIersl III buffa1Oes As Stn Lake,
md II Is suppUscd that tl,is Ia tho reason wtY
The Sioux have come Nurth. a number Of Big
Beas's nlcflt who arr non:treaty Cren In!lans,
lave beeu unprecedented nIrl punished for dcpre-
anttnnB. Thu Government lure made arEallEe-
mcnts to s,lnply The lnnans With fond ut Fort
hayo alrenly distributed provisions asnonE tho
Dlackfcct III urder to etIa,o lien proceed to
wore bnfEaloes nrc. 1tls proposed tilts year to
start A iartn Of 100 acres wfthtn twenty-!'vc
miles of Furt Mcf.rDJ. The Government ,titond
70 send MI practical farmers to teach the III
diat1s agriculture tn orlur ttnl, when tho lhif-
falo disapnear. ta,rJ may be nbia TO I've. 1t IL
Drnposca to send a innl uu to tie Northwest
well vcr:ctt In lrliaa anes'ons, 70 carry out II.
policy Of tho uuyct.slncMt; anil ttat oiccr will
net III accord with Cal. Mcleod.
Sptcidl His,dsrh 10 ne Trtbuns-
WOODSTOCK, May 19.-Thrcc prisoners con-
fined In jail here,-&cCabe, Moore, Anl Pink
ston,-nle two former it, custody ol, charges Of
murder. mud tl.c luttcr under sentence III two
years IN tho Central Prison, 1nadr 1cterfnt tncd
al'1 desperate ntsrtnpt to escape. They had re-
moved several obstacles, nM wcrc within lit
ilc Of cffcrting at, entrance to the cellar, froG,
which escape would have heen cnsr, when their
operations wero discovered and frustrated by
the jalcr.
PicroU, Ont, May 12.-Ft7o lnrgo buildings,
including tho Empire Hotel and Alaison's Train
ing.stab1os. containing seven valuable race-
horses, burned tAls morning. Loss, 650,0o0.
, 1879-05-13
GRANT AND THE PRESIDENCY.

=.
"sorso y" .u,nn., "a W." ",. Iosao" ,.",, "l INC
neherais ff'ohas-A re" 3"pa'af Errors
c"frecLrt''
f"'rt'noHdtnct Stlo !"rk ntr"sI.
s rnh.natrMA, 1,, ra, Mag I'D lo-3Suf 70 c,,., enr.
to.,.ov tn fsarn If ,hrre was INV ,r;;tb in ,nr
tci!oft la' "c ~ a'lS.s'ng a'!'. oiant nea'Nst
gotnE once 'aors Into tho President'al contest.
s,,ch m tmnrcs.ion .houl hnvo f.ot al,r,nl
IT, .,a,a,, a,,st.,,a.,,, .,',.t ~. 80 ,.,,. ~,
ae st"teo e'flpna''c"''s ''AI uc l!a6 never aa'
vseh doh. drant upon Tile subject.
Furthermore, he authorized mo to tay
,ho ,,a,t,r .,,,,.r :, "onver.,,i,,, NV T., IT,
."o 'na'te'. e'tucr ~ eo"Fu'ssss'a Ut ~ h'e
lettefa' 10 hls nearest personal 1f'rnas. Ne'shef
Dir. Chllls Alr. Fish. MIR. I}nT1c, nor Mr.. nrc1gt
1,," No nv ouo-h,yo cvcr bron cnnan,,s,l hv
,.' a 70 s"' .s1..,s,'. 49, o H., ','..',', ~
ucb' oEant 10 ~ "he.'1'F "F uot ne shou'n neF-
NIT the Nse OF his natne ~ Il candidate. Mono
Of these gentlemen have, SO far ns Mr. Chils
kney. cycr yeoturcl to ofYer 1l,eir op,tton to
49, n...-., ,,,.,' a., ,,-s,is.,a. ~ m..x,',
'Hc 'c"c'a' usfon t1o .'caostc'. a'1' i'e'e'
WIS several mouths In FRAMES With Gen. Grans,
hut THIS matter waa ncfer talkcu oil, nlHt IN us
frequent Letters 70 alr. cti!hs tho sumo aYolu-
nnse u oesefsanlc.
Mr; Chi'us was sorry 70 zee 'tht so'no onr llas
circulated ihe story that Gcn srant's personal
isien1s orr lheteri!R all!i enoaraS'lG TINS nuyo-
tnet.t tot hls nnhinaiioh. This u not only ur-
a TIL S Ss 9sss.e @ u ,Gssa Se @ roa s u
nearer correct. tis'. eiraut'a intimate friunds
arc opposed to l!iS accepting tho Presidency
unless It Is forced ulnn him. At.
nosle ias beon sFnn! ; ~ hrst IT. decidedly
n1M slr. Chtll|a himself untY 1aTnra ile snose.
tnellt lesnusa Il sreIt,a to bu tlIc spontaneous
dsu'ana Of 'lle country A. far - ten, tirant
, 1879-05-13

flowers on ne plalns Of Enna. but r,.--
tue youngest pEiuccss in Tho ktnuT,n.an aneanNhila
log Is not gathering flowers, n,ut II rn,1 Mu1
seem only lalr, a. we'll as polite. ~ really
snots.! W. pttnnLten htirf intcryn1 NJ sha
,nfSss ,r forsrsr oe1o1e lac opportunity o Il h Aat
FRANCIS JOSEPH AND 11,a ,,,,
ot the Empress Of Austria In hcr o,,,. mlFE.
contemporary wrote: "Thls Princess sa.nuod =. 9,
rla WIS the falrcst woman Of al mnoo " la na'a"
dou could look a. TIC work al hts h,n,1, ,s. "non
'"i found aood. Nevcr had lonecr >. D'essed
beautiful locks Of dark chestnut frsmoa =! Ho's
luminous face. shu had tho protonn,, =. more
q al nc daughters of ',cr ousr' fan,k e{ea
their beauty md their eucrry. .s,aea for
iavor'te residence, a. H. Ia her hu.hs,n9,. hes
las never taken tic slightest as. part IL n1 sho
nn,.xs % ii,e oxEt1prrss Engenie. but In es 1s
nerori-ons taking Austrla. liilnvo,v !, lug Eoa'
thu family.". Al lschl i,er faIaT}y,o at.!t ous
1nnnts arc riding ami driving. Thc rn's' amn's'
dclRhts in shooting md early rat,,hla. emperor y
forests. ZIG Is farti and systematic vo,tINs ~ t.ns
nup o. or y. nnd ,niter Gun ot otp'ss,l sei
books md diapatchcs LII breakfast u,1s1 tmc Y
weather rertnits,-work is resum"d ~, III tht
dinner oilr about o'clock, when s1c'at III i aaty
elni,n nm tflt carly tedttnc. lie Inay ho IL
willie at Vienna to 60 to led M thu iasn,nn w sad
Gcs partly awake, a rtsc as they ara con,, =
oaa .Ves 'yiesy plainly Affects In biz Is.
long past It's first gloss, a,I Is m ;3sskss
anoker Of good cigors. His rooms ilaye a,na,
. Spartan appearance, with plain matttnss tHsosa y
the tloors and simple black walnut f.,rnsn.oaa q
tho Emprcss' nnartuients, un tic Otter 's.re hsna
tss,rt' sss s9'Olg ,%1x.'g nnd in s
not look more tlan 10. lIo is tai spass sna =
solerly bearing, with light haIr crnoncd III Ill., p
and turning m iron-Eray, and military
and whlsGees, s!s,nll md nuck cyo of iiaht ~
AMI tho uapsburg features rather more se' n.e
nounccd than they wcrc tn hts youth. Nv
, 1879-05-13
ILLINOIS.

Special Dispdich 10 7ae Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,, May 12.-Tlle upulo crop Of this
county bids fair to le very small this season,
owing to the severe cold weather OF fntc.,
Special Iar,,atch 10 IAe Tribune.
eouru ELa1H, ill.,, May IA welcome md
refreshing shower visited this section yesterday
morning. 1t ca,no Just III time to Give quick
start to the cor which Is now nearly all planted.
Everything olsc, also, badly needed ruin, and
mu.h more OF 1t would be toyously welcomed.
On account Of tho past dry antl cool weather,
crups age hartl'y IN fur advanced at prcscnt us
they usually urc ut this SEASON Of the year Tic
weather ,s warm now, tlIollg anl the prospects
We still need occasional showers, however, to
assure n bouut!fnl harvest. Potatoes nrs scarce
nnd high at present; they sell quite rcnaily Ct
81 unll sl.l0 per b,,shcl. Tie prospect at pres.
ent for good fruit-rrep IL quite iayosable.