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, 1880-04-20
Much Anxiety In constantinople
Regarding England's Fut.
ure Policy.
Tho Turkish Treasury Bankrupt and
the Army Unpaid and Des-
titute.
An Unsatisfactory and Unsettled State
Of Affairs Existing In A.
glanistan.
Weekly Review Of tho English Bread
stuffa Markets and Crop Pros
poets.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
COUNCILS 10 III: HELD. Ell
LONDON, April ia Priyy Council will
probably be held tomorrow a1ld q Cabinet
Council Wednesday,.
FoaaER1Es.
LIvEDroot, April l0.-James Miller, allas
Maxwell, Inns been nrrestel on n charge 0f
forgery on tho hunk Of EnglAtld anil other
haslks. lie is safsl,to bo wanted for forgerlcs
In America.
FATALLY INJURED.
borough was lnjurett. proba1ly fatally, by the
oyerturnlng Of drug.
GLADSTONE
arrived to-day.
TtE1HrEEN STEAMSHIPS,
nh unprecedented number, LETT tho Mcrsey
the United States, with large cargocs anl
1linlly passengers.
THE TAY BRIDGE.
Part OF the lutttcu work Ut tho Thy bridge
Inns been recovered. 1t benrs marks tending
to sustain the theory Ot Sir TiIotlRs l}oueli,
1hat y! tlle tTain wcnt or the truck before tho
THE 1.oNn0N "TIsfEs" on TIE INTER-
OCEANIC CANAL
LONDON. April to.-rhc 1imss says tho
prosg3ettiye noroRattGn Of tho Clayton-Bui-
NEl 1IIAk3 ~ u ltSWlI Hllcll HIlk3 DG EEG1t.
lied thus fur tG the visit nj Do LessDps to
AlhHrica. Dt I.cSseIs snys lln l,ns 800 0o0, 600
franca In plcdEGA subscriptions In A,nerIcta
The CONSTRUCTION nf the canal ~ a work III
which tho whUlc civilized world IL Interested.
Tho concern of England or any other eoln-
try. In the inntter " less tliaE that of tho
United States: but 1t Is rea1 and eG,,sitlnra-
biz. VI, easI hardly fintt In nny circumstance
| II Justification Ut tho exclusive light 0f
colltrnl which tho Americans seen, Inclined
| to assert. Wa can quite understand tho
dislike they lnve to tho Intrusion
Of foreign Influences to my part Of tlie'r
hemisphere. The establishment there Of any
| fresh European W,Wer might ba cnt1se Ot
| danger anu difficulty to 1ioT, but the tcal-
0slsy, they feel III tha mntter OF the cana1 Is
mt TINS u By explained nInl excused. Tho
treuty they dislike nnd nru on the mini, ,pf
nbrotutfnE fUrbtals 1ta very thing they. fufIfy
seek to guard nsItnst; but 1t f0rhidx, too,
nily selltsl, md unequal tsc, by any natlnll,
Ut the protecttt new why; md It Ii this, WI
fcnr, which Ii the rcnl egllse. ut dlsfnyor
which has 'bcon bestowed ipUn It.
ELLlorr AND NoYn.
LONDON, April lD.-~-lt fl believed TINT
Elliott and Duytl. tho oars,nell, will 20 to thu
United States 10 take pnrt ill the coming coil
Tests.
| RESIGNED.
LONDON, April 1D.--lt!s rumorctl TINT Doac-
o,slletd Inns rendered his resignation nnd tl,ut
Of Ills colleagues, nlll that they have been ac-
cepted.
, 1880-04-20
TfnANCIG.'

r1l1NcE 1iol11;SEOl1E tn RETURN.
PAn1s, April 1U.-l'rince lluhellulse assures
his friends that Ito will return to Paris III
October.
DEAD.
PAn1s April 1O-Slnrie Esculinr, author
md publisher, II dead; Mge, " years.
Will. NUT PLAY.
.Vignnt,x, 1t IL said, will not again accept a
challenge from Sl0sso'l
RETURN MATCH.
A. Pnrls dispntcll announces Tint return
mntch, :t.0W points IN, flaa been arranged be-
tween VlEnlux and Sl0sa0il.
, 1880-04-20
BROUGHT no THE SURFACE.

MICHIGAN CrTy, Ind, April l0.--Soycraf
dnys ago sonic fishermen, while ralslng tllctr
nets III Lake Michigan. nbout fourteen mlles
northwest of this city, brought to tho s,,rfaco
II llumanskclctom. Which, bcforo 1t co,lld be
secured. 1c1f back Into tho water. NJ fur
sksoa. xxi ' s Ss .cssto %Ss s t. i, st IefGseF net tis
be tho bo.ly of .Ian Wisr, tho Veteran l,al-
lonMlst, wtlo WIS Inst so,nc months ago, tl,o
body OF Burr, ills .eonpauian, having boon
found on tho lnkc.shorc In this region.
, 1880-04-20

Ponitae, Livingston County ",
DEAR 9tR: This j. u certify that hsss, hss,!,s Seea
sSfenffed y aYss s1sf ,ss. sous e. I'd
bsp9 greatly troubled With WeAtnesa- Your ea. @eos
cfiA makes MO taol I!kG youu4 EtrL can feeo1
E1end II II valuable Eonady. .,,.. n.un,rr.
, 1880-04-20
FELL H1IT1vEEN THE CAHs.
Spsctak htfrHtfh 10 Tak QiifHa1 Ifihunf.

1SpIAS..rotis, Ind, April 1o.-W'tlliam
Hilbert, freight conductor on the vnnllaIia
Rontf, fell between two cnrs while tho train
was In motion few inTlrs west Of Int!laM-
apa1is to-ttny aid was crt tn picccs, hnth legs
nl,d tho right urn being crushed. Deceased
lived III Terro llautp.
, 1880-04-20
Patti Rfl1 kicQItnIa

4 rarlslun goasip wrltes! ~ mot Mime. Patti
Terrnoo " st. uurtnatns. They wsro quito alone,
und tho unw!Be lady looked W happy Us 4 bird,
They had como cut tnm Paris In ii singlo'hnrso
hired oasrtaga, of which tho driver whs most dis
Crrot IN his raply tn all questions. They remained
for tAta-a.tot d ntler at the Henry w rcstanr-
mt, where tho chef ID no lMnan culinary Mrtst,
mutton outlets, q roust fowl. aud asparagus"
, 1880-04-20
DROWNED.

Sptridl Dtsratth II The Chttncn Tribune.
Fo1sr WAYNE, 1tul., April iu.-Charlcs
Bcnimcn, ngcd 70, WIS drowned last night II,
the canal near this city. lie WIS itshlNg,
when he WINS attackcd with allS cpicptte fit,
rnllea Into tic water, and yas drowned be-
, 1880-04-20

Wv =. -
MEsr do1ST. n. y, Apsl! 10.-Superin-
sotluont .'"Jlot, " ~" aolk' INC iost-ottico
eSpegt ~ wilttns, oscalea q sensation tins
morning. IN tno lnqn1ry 1hto tho case OF catet
nNletaker ny his test'h'ony. lle ind been
given several aass ago So1 pieces OF paper
from ll'o ~ eaaets' on when tue catless lnd
w1it'cn sohlu.lees containing words on ttie
mom OF WARNING 1ouha III Wlilttaker's room.
Defore handling the papers to Gayicr Inst
week, tile RECORDER tore tho signature Of the
cadet from each. and nrmhercI tho n,n..,
md drtac,,ed aionat,,ra ,1It,a ill., p"psa ~
,,'",s 49,. ,sa',s ~. e'a."to n!lae' te
himself Rceplng Mo SIGNATURES. When
his co1nnnrisons. Gayler testttIed in
suhstonce that l,e had fonn,, M s,n,,tor,.
,at...a"'' ,,, ..s ~ ~ .',a '.s'a au 49,. Nv e1n5
oet"ech any OF u1cln anu the nota OF warn-
Ing, except In the case Of paper numbered
.. Iia hnl been given several other pa-
uas wl,Hm ny S saat wroto o
oo'''eavu Au"suo.eu ulu ~ e"et !'stlthco
, 1880-04-20

orceOn X, Montann. Dne hundred aud twenty
l,oslnted men do tho driving, aud tho outfit H.
oludes proytston wagons, Mrns and a.nlnuni-
tlon 80Q hprsoa, and forty dn&x. The Journey ID
mndo slowly. d days travel not exceeding ntno
miles. and tho spued vii! ba lessnned when hut
weather comcs on, IL order uot 70 got tho beasts
Into bad condition.
, 1880-04-20

ILLINOIS.

DihenNc Of tho Stomach md Llvcf.
..,... ....- Cairo. Alexander Co.. ILL., ,
lEAN STR. Suffering fnr bnInD tins Nttl IlcntAckf
nnn IItcaHe nj tic Stnmach MEl l!t1f Nas induced
10 nRn tcFt renbto lN1lAN HtIHbbl SYRUP, Hht4
rrstntTH mn IL l,erlect Aehlsh and strength.
No. " ElEIllIsaA C44A6. HllEl.LKf.
, 1880-04-20

raIh and snow. At Ashbury. situated four
miles from tho city, houses we're blown down
and the church unroofct, In this city vory
little damage was done, but 1t Is expected
that great loss will be suffered III tho country.
, 1880-04-20

1levidero, Naune Co. H.. Feb. 4 1s7s.
.nTEAM Sin: have l.csn ,1sna your INDIAN I'i0nn
srttE for sotug lc. md mn perfectly satisfied wth
iaslta NrrnEihtuA The Nerves. ncsN'atas the Stun.
nc! mnd nuWri$ md NclIovss lthenn,ntitE1; MguM
nut u MilhUuL ii. MRS. WEtSrfAlt.
, 1880-04-20

NE crIAyzy TO TAKE 4 VACATION.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l0,-t;ctl. De Chnll-
~, the French Ambassador, will take l,1s
llsllal vacation nfter the departure Of the En-
peror for L[ynllu.
, 1880-04-20

. UNITED STATES 'C0NHt'Ir0ENERAL~
nrcHANI:sr, Aprll;. 19.-lt il announced
lore that the United bEtcs will nppoInt IL
Colsul-ucneral fur Bucharest,
, 1880-04-20

-........ Fisher Champaign Co. Ill
nEAnEIn: Thtt h to sHrl!iy that y0nr INDIAN
UunaYRtti. hns dnne me mora good for RidneT
Complaint and Heart 1llscnso than my nther ucd
Ehs hNu ScrotGlh. AAkNAlk6V CuI3A.
, 1880-04-20
OBITUARY.

Special Dispatsh talTns Chicago Ittbuns, :,
Iowa CITY, Ia, April 10.-George u, D0al,
ngctl 10, OF this city, u student IN tho Stats
University, fell dend In his seat at chapel
tss y2spa u ao es1 Ill W. t. ca:s &C. e sS
highly respected.
, 1880-04-20

Mnt{O1n. Tc[eR Co, TIT
DEAR Sir. J. md your 1NijlAN ninpf, Syft!ir
kpeedlly eureS ths, and SecuElHondtd It ~ thu
lrss ,i'alcino IN the country fur iscn,nHttsm AMI
Neuralgia. Elt MlTCllEkl+
, 1880-04-20

= FI0fr Clay Co. TIT
.(l1AN S!n; This IL to eaH'iy t1nt your lNnlAN
n1IiUDEYIkut' hns CURED the Vi thu Ihlrd.DAJ Ch!h
a4tee all other nsdleths4 hid failed &,,y, ,vo,yv
, 1880-04-20

OfEskluH FskEn AHN htNt*i1ba
LONDON, April 1p.-WitEt rofcrence to tho
trouhio OIL the road between Qaettail aml
Can,lntlar, the Vtceroy OF lndia te'cgrnphs
rs follows: "On tho night of tho iNtt, Inst.
n large body of rathans oycrpowcreh, Rftcr
Il gallant resistance, tho DubraI, rost i'e-
tween ClMntnn md CanInltar. which, Wns
held by local le,rs. Almost nil Tho Ae~
{,ld {crcFs were killed, Including Ma).
CANNOT nEcEpE.:
LoSnoy, April 1g.-A ltIspntch from Cnbul
says the tR0 main .pofnts of the Govern-
s state YaGoeb Kan,, nd I'll te ;' separato 81
ha now rS ese 9monfsd 9rn ;fs I'll. T.
t!on hereafter without creating tlle utMs'st
difficulty, aud confusion. Tho strdnrs have
promised to fuellitato tic advance OF tlle col.
!itln now proceeding from Cabiil towards
now approaching tint place. 4 force Of 4. .0oo
nlen uil4er command Of ueii Russ is now Mt
MMllaf,. Tile country Is quiet;
Thero appears e be co!!sIderal!e e excite; t';
soe s 1ea uesiess ts % Is fei. 1t stations Sa aom the
trlbcs Is reported at Znwa, eight Miles fron!
Tluil. 4 rnid has l,ccn nude OIL the rond
Msween Tl!u!l md KHEu,n , FYrt, aIa m, son,a 50 e
nrud.
rnosrEcT OF LIVELY WORK.
LoSpoS, April 1o.-A tispatch. to tile
:Stu!tdartt from Bombaay sayH: Tho PathAns,
n t!!elr attnek ou ule pu9rai post, numbered
seven natlvcs ani ilfty i'at!ans. Tho latter
ileh Mt the commencement 0f tho attack.
Seven thousand pAtlEans nr9 moving nGotlt
t!le l1lls. their probable destination belng
4 tIispnich from Mokar, on the Cnndahar
ronsl, sixty miles south OF G'!,lznen, says
MuskL Alum, with 1000 incn. Is marching
{rYn f, IL dh''zneo to cooperate With a force Of
The men OF Hughes brigade distinctly sec
considerable nass Of tho enemy On tho
march.
ENGL1SII GRAIN TRADE.
WEEKLY NEy1Kw.
LONDON, April 10.-The Mar1t Lunc E1-
press says: Tho somewhat wet weather Inst
week las not Injured farmers, MS thu spring
sowing is finIs!tctl. About the average acre
nge has been sown III wheat. Tho acreage
sown In spring grain is largor tllan usual, as
tho weather iils bcen unusually favorable
Offerings Of English wheat, loth in Mark
Llle alnl the provinces, hnvo been very
scal1ty, md 1t Is evident tho rcsesves nro OK
trcmeIy snall. Tho quality Of most samples
Is very Indifferent, and there has been . dlf-
ference Of
TWENTY s11rLL1y0s rEn QUARTER
between tho highest anA lowest quotations.
Fl,u pnrecis sold Ut, previous rntes, the de-
cline In foreign not having atfectcd English
wheat. The bulk. of the. milling demand,
which has SHOWN signs Of Improvement dur
Imports, both ,actlyo, and prospective, haye
! brell too largo to. enable sellers tu establish
any advance. All varieties lInyo gone steatt-
i!y into consumption ut last Mondays
, 1880-04-20

No other Whiaker Dye equsls Hslrs-sQ cents
, 1880-04-20

Tho invalid's hopo md strength boyoud Ill
athaE remedies Ia MAlt Hlttert.
, 1880-04-20

TIE AtasANiANH,
CoSsr.SrlSupi.t:. April 'p,-Tho Albanian
I.eaHua Ii nInklng yscat Efforts 10 prcyunt tho
carrying out ut the recent arrangements
nIAsle by tho Forte with Montenegro.
ESuI.ASu's FUItCy.
LONDON, Anil IVA dlspatrh from Con-
stanlinupIc s,ys: Tho greatest anxiety pre-
yails reKnrs!lng the future pulley of EnKlMul
towards Turkey, K,lrrretltn l'asia aud
.lalnuoad l'.us|lu lure been frequently sunl-
mined tn thu I'ataco lately. a1lll runlor speaks
Ut Impending eltanges IN thu Cabinet. The
Turks aru almost ut tte elld Ut their re-
sources. 'rhcru II yrry Iltllo .n0nsy c0tn!ng
III frtaM tho impoverished PROVINCES, anu the
cnst0ns'llouse Eeculpts ara
- INADEQUATE
for tho requirements Ut tho departments. On
AIonlAy lust suyerAl army aud Illvy CONTRACT
Urn won't to tlln Palaces, demanding al1 Inter
view With tho Sultan fur the purpose Of IT,
gutGlllg a settlement at their accnMilts., h9mo
Ut thelM wtEu rtsufYct Gy the GhRnlharlatR
nnd stutoa that thuy WBre liutl By ule l'orte,
mud Wefe unable ~ provide further pro. >.
IONS As there ls no money TO- meet tha
emergency, II n greatly feared that tha
supply Of provisions 10 tho army will
be stopped. Tho SUN due contractors
, 1880-04-20

THE ANTl-soctALlsT LAW.
BERLIN, April 1a.-Tho Releasing to-tny
adopted tic proposal of the Committee to
prolong the operation OF the Socialist lAw
until Sept. 80, 1854, and rejected nll suggcs-
tions 0f IL further extension OF titne. 1t WIS
also resolved that tho provision OF the Inv
empowering local authorities to refuso the
right Of residence to persons already expelled
by them should not app9y to Ilclnbrrs OF the
llcichstag or Of otter legislatures WIN
Should remain ut tho seats Of their respective
Count von EHienhers @ iS a, Mnistsr of JUS
tice. defended the prolongattom 0f the state
Ut Siege itl Berlin. lIe, sald the, terrorisn
exercised by thu Socialist agitation ci,,un-
tcnanco IT nartial Inv Indispensable. Tho
agitntion sttl existed secretly, AIiti 1t was tM-
lH,ssibIe to lay down the kee,l-MtKed sword,
which stats Of aicge lad placed ~ tho lla,las
alat1 II oer Khs piaces e"s hsss s Sern ssS t} fs i
wonld be necessary. 70 esta'llsh q stato
%t %u f9sS S ps thsks tsEs wI sfG st ss ear sTSS TS
Shnrp Weal,0us of law vert always lisetl worry
reluctantly, but tho Government must not
dispense With them altogethor: Count Won
Eulc,ilerg then proceeded to show tho
administration OF the law brought against
tic authorities BY several Deputies.
T1El:Ary APPROVED.
| BERLIN, April 10.-'rlle Neicilstag has ap-
proved tho treaty OF eonlmorca With IlaWn!l.
FLAX nlTY.
BERLIN, April l0.-1n the Hctcllstng, tho
bill nbnlshtng tic duty OIL l'ax md other veg
| otablo fiberS, except cotton, htss bccn feld Il
| third time.
Hts I.Anoas 70 nE II01iTKNEp.
BEl1.iH, April lD.-Ths Liberal papors sug-
| gcst tllat tho conduct Of domestic uiFnITs
| Eu tuksn from bismarck md placed III other
hallts, ns he IL oyerworkcal, but TINT llo IT.
n.a[n In supreme charge 0f the Foreign
Office,
| ExrEfIKD.
III tho Ilelcllstag, Count Won El.lcnberg
ntntetl TINT up to April | j ,000 persnnK l!a!l
lpeM expelled fron. berlin ullslor tho Sucfnl'
tst IaY,
, 1880-04-20

IHeF" ~ re tl!ite dpaJod in ea amen!lfaeturn
s1sa .nn sso ~ ~. @ 1T! ~ pness 10y p ~
'"'''''' ----- -----
'lESllMONlA
-
p,,ea.o of Tho stomach. and 1,vor. i.
Cairo Alexander Co, ILL.,
::|
H., r~,,.io,,4 r,o,noa-
netv,dcro. uoono Co, IN, Feb, a 1xa
nEAn En-: hass been sna 5ons NniAN i0on o
tos sH.nG n. hn4 ~ I'll tHGp I'm
tha tCHua w Ln'" ,ha eS u. np
is5 i 5 e., rs cn,rs mSrrei ss sn ssn %
''o@ W "'s'As" AAA'-' " 1A4'"
, 1880-04-20
.EhlluRE.

FAILURE.
BAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 1p.-D. Open
l,yin,er, Wholesale dealer Il, dry goods, has
futletl. Liabilities, S!00, 600; assets, $3.50 o0Q
, 1880-04-20

q.
DEAR Stt: I have found. by giving ynnr INDIAN
Hl&Wl SYRUP lair trial. that II Il At II u rtcsIM4
tne.lard bo nnd adylse anYene VIM nar be " paof
hsalLtb 70 'tFe IL q trtnE. MIL. ftEEMAS.
, 1880-04-20

DKAhstE} My daoxhtsr wass sane!er tso,a aos6s s6S
ths antcu1ty for more thAn yeah with Lhs tEfseae"
Of Two pA}eiatansana Ai1gpsthtc t9d ons lio%'SS 'Ss
psadlsines among Thoh d. 1AInes AItststiiFee
tbethoukht n,1sslf Of The INDIAN AlD0n bthu!b
Yoat fenasts On The diseaas wtta wh!eh ~ ~ ~
nsdlcns. md " the Joy of ~ fnsos'
she N&s aoQn 1estoscd 70 texnar!iy aHa hSAIih9o
, 1880-04-20

TeutHr0iis. Ennxh4rn co. n.
,.nxAH Ela:, fnur ercat INDIAN nl0on SxnuF1
tho host tnedicno ever used for Heart DtsEhso-
Eeconmend it 10 all similarly at1i!e.d. ,,.,,,,yox
, 1880-04-20

ntntnn. Franklin G.. IL
nKAH Ettt: This II to certify lhnt your aHDtAN
Dititln SYRUP has curtx, me of Lung lItea'si
u hIGh had been Troubling mo tor !sln9 tiue.
, 1880-04-20

1t. lNJUI5. II
Eptetat Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Sr. Louis, No., April t0.-Even MS far cast
IS st. Louis the storm which devastated
Iarslheid was very violent. The ddn.agc
mused to buildings In the city Is estl1nuted
It nut less than $4,000.
, 1880-04-20

nah!xron, Hamilton Co. tH.
DEAR stn 1wua troubIeu with Hs9snie's f9F rn%s 1,
HfkL E, and hapPy to sa1 il ". sn!ifeIY fqFsq e.
, 1880-04-20

r.Ax e1t, I h.y, u,oa gunr tHTFNN Hf0nD
sTIiup for Cramps In n,y btnnlach lnd also tor "
Children who troubled With spaaus. and In bots
ea''' II ene''0' s''ap'''s skELIiizAnErH METzE
, 1880-04-20

nnetipshan. Ksnkatee ca: H.. Msy - n :aI,n
DEAR BfR3 WAA great eu8efef fFOm R]tetuletMMs ~
mosi valuA uAbls lNGlAN R100ll HyNUI', nov r. n.
much relieved and bunpbted. Irccdmn6n md JnHt Mso'
icIIe 70 Ill. ANNA 4lEa9khb6tt1'
, 1880-04-20

Kkh1NN EHE4F ~. I74
3EAN Et,t. have prrh your HxcciIsnt INDIAN
niJIt3 HSiitTs in nY fnniy fnr the past nTe yeAfa
IND In re ntwnys fund IL u1t "a rcroniuondrd. II
I'M t,est l9uiiy peuicIne ever used In my faulty.
" MRS, NJ, a HQHk3.
, 1880-04-20

:.
DEAR RfNt hnv0 hoaH troubled Wllb Dllt1ntnfi
and tlyspcpala and lndtEealtan. and havs 4Fed ~
INDIAN lIJlH3iG3fltutt AAd found H. tn ~ ~
TAIgAhte medicine. JIuMAA IlQNNA2'
, 1880-04-20
4 Good Blood PuFfn

WAucondA, l.ak0 En, w.
DEAR sM: hs1a uaed your ereat !NDt!A htn,t y III.
nss, and take pleasure In fuco s1msndlns y I.
, 1880-04-20

Woodland. lrnqMoe c.: X
DIAN &tK: ! can kHy that your lhuiAN HlAMN
eYHU has no e1nal for Cnn1tpasio Hlck. II ehdsdA
Jain tu the Iuwca. EhiIlR and Gnu tafeiy Fceca
@eha IL ''' !" ''"s'''& aaae"'ililopA ililopA A. REED
, 1880-04-20

Bnnt,n.hhn.. Knntatec Co.. III, NAy ~ IN
nEAH EtIt: ehnGrfn!!y iGsIiy that your 1nss! 81 a
siacon. and il ahiJ cstecmcd b Ill wha hare qsss
lhhv1 used yonr medicine With !ho Most ss!."s H. L
iii Louasa Hlth Liver Complaint snd ssfk tsaaaaeYH"
, 1880-04-20

Ne10N, Cdmberiend Co, ri.
DEAR sTn; 1iy dauEhtor ind CAiIls for fourteen
Hnth+ nnd1 tried n1,nost ssrrytht19. but w,1I'9ss
NAlul' si!ttJr, si"!rt trtni 0t whtn!l enEeuatt
>tltl1e ha*n hed your ,pc,ltc0e q my housc woaA
hufa<nfty,: "':'" lNfSaAAfAA; lANA&SGk..t
, 1880-04-20

Recommends II IT, ALL
... Aurora, Kama c.. =. .
DEAR FIR: l hhvo usah tom0 OF Jour .lNpIhH =
8idl{tD Sfltup with beneficial resubta. and thnkn
IL Xt,0u mfd!cne u build up tho sysien 9rna.1gs
Would geronmQnd Il u I'll suffering from DtbllSIi
The Newtown bee., 1880-10-13
until they get near enough to throw the

until they get near enough to throw the harpoon. This coil of line lies on the arm, and they let it out through their hands-usually bare-when the animal plunges into the water. It may take two or three thrusts, but at last the game is hauled on the ice, and the hun ter rewards himself with drink of warm blood.
 When an Esquimau finds slight, rounded elevation in the ice, with lit tie opening, he knows it to be seal hole, and he stations himself beside it with his harpoon ready in one hand and his coil of line around his neck. After time he hears 'whew-w whew-w underneath the ice. When this is re- peated he plunges down the harpoon, which usually strikes the seals head. The Esquimnu being stronger than the seal the unfortunate brute, after run ming with the line for while, is pulled up through a hole cut in the ice. Every part of the reindeer. walrus and seal is, used by the Esquimaux. They even eat the contents of the reindeer's stomach and the entrails of all are utilized. The flesh and blubber are sometimes eaten raw and sometimes cooked. The Esqui. maux with us killed great deal of game, and the very dogs helped us by hurrying forward when there was a prospect of getting any, for they are al- ways hungry"
The Newtown bee., 1880-10-13
Ice- -ScoOped Rocks in Lake Erie.

Pelee island, in Lake Erie, is about twenty two miles north of the city of Sandusky. o. Or limestone formation, a series of reef stretch of the south and east shores to D distance of from two to four miles, making it favorite resort for the black bass.
 An interesting feature of this island, on the south side, is the beach of lime stone that in some places stretches along the shore in unbroken continuity for two or three hundred yards. This beach, stretching back from the waters edge about forty yards, presents the ap- pearance of having been submitted to the action of gigantic plane that had done it's work thoroughly, leaving no unevenness on its surface. An interest," ing peculiarity in regard to this lime stone beach is the fact that numerous grooves have been scooped out of the solid rock, some from two to fifteen feet wide and of an average depth of two feet. These grooves, the sides and bot tom of which are as smooth as paving stones, look as if they had been scooped out by an immense gouge At other places may be observed numerous smaller grooves and lines; some mere scratches. What is most astonishing about these grooves ana lines is that all are us exactly straight as if they had been ruled, crossing, recrossing and in- tersecting each other and forming every possible angle. These lines trend from the northwest to the southeast, and from the northeast to the southwest. I have never met with the like before, al though, perhaps, it may be common enough; at any rate, it would be of con siderable interest to geologist. The only theory that l can advance is that during that portion of oeOloeic time called the glacial period, this limestone beach formed the bed of sea higher elevated than the surrounding bed. Immense icebergs that had formed part of enormous glaciers, had become de- ,tached from some mainland. To the base of these, masses of rock had adher- cd. In tue passage of the icebergs over the softer stone of this elevated bed, these grooves had been scooped out by the masses of rock adhering to the bases of the bergs.- Chicago Fsfld.
The Newtown bee., 1880-10-13
A Superstitious Composer.

Speaking of the late Jacques Offen- bach, the composer, the New York Sun says: Whoever has heard his operas may guess what the man himself was. Supersti' ion and cowardice were promi- nent features of his character. He was q great gambler at the roulette, his favorite number being from supersti- tion-the thirteen. One evening at Spa the mum Der came seven times, and Or fen bach broke the bank. He had ter rible dread of the sea. Before he could be induced to cross the ocean on bis way to America, he spent long, sleepless nights. As he himself writes in his book, he dared not go to sleep, '' lest on awak- ing he should not be able to command a smile.n He was in the position of the poor fellow in the fable whom the king had ordered to teach his ass to read under penalty of being hanged. The mighty dollar, however, prevailed over his auxieties, and he embarked on the Canada One night the steamer sud- denly stopped to cool her engines, He started out of his sleep. He imagined at once that the vessel had struck against a rock and was rapidly sinking. Offen- bach in his night garment, but with his eyeglasses upon his huge nose, rushed on deck pleading for fife. The efforts of the captain and of all the passengers were required to persuade him that thers was no danger.
The Newtown bee., 1880-10-13
Fasting Horses.

To determine the capacity of horses to undergo tEe privations incident to a state of siege, q series of experiments were made with these animals in Paris. some years ago. The experiments proved CD that horse can hold out for twenty-five days without any solid nourishment, provided it is supplied with sufficient and good drins ing water l2) A horse can barely hold out for five days without water. (3) If a horse is well fed for ten days, but insufficiently provided with water throughout the same period, it will not outliye the eleventh day. One horse, from which water had been entirely withheld for three days, drank on the fourth day sixty liters of water within three minutes. A horse which received no solid nourishment for twelve days was in condition, on the twelfth day of it's fast. to draw load of 279 kilos.