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THE OLD DEMOCRACY.

As the Baltimore Gazette says, the
Democratic party is stronger to day in
defeat, than it was before the late dis
aster overlook il. The old flag, the
old name, the old principles, are dearer
10 its enthusiastic millions than they
were before and at no previous period
of its eventiul history was it more de.
tcrmined to "stand by it's guns" than
at the present hour, when the viclors
are exuting and the faint hearted few
are faltering. Honestly entertaining
these opinions, we do not believe that
any portion Of the Democratic party
can now be found in any State in the
Union who wOnld be willing to lower
our flag and change the legend in.
scribed upon its folds, when the smoke
oil the battle has cleared away and the
fortunes ofthe day have been decided.
Our case is the same today as ii was
yesterday, and though defeat may dis
the timid, il cannot alter the
great principles which nerved the
heart and strengthened the arm of the
Democracy IN tho struggle from which
they have just emerged In this posi-
lion we shall have the satisfaction OF
knowing that we neither helped to
purchase victory by the abandonment
oi principle, nor invited and deserved
iefeat by striking hands with the com
mon caemies Of the Republic. It may,
be old.fashionej thus tospeak,
put il, instead Of tcmporizing, yielding
10 expedienoy or sacrificing one jot or
little Off its ancient principles, the Dem.
'cratic party remains true TO its old
and shows the bold, fierce
ind aggressive spirit of its better days.
The time is not far distant when il will
,nco more be to the foe what II was
# yore, "as terrible as any army with
banners
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One Of the first acquisitions received
ftom a Dswly-appointed railway sta.
ton agent wasi Send me a gallon OF
red oil for the danger lanterns"
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CLEARFlELD, PA.
THANKSGIVING


~ ALlrs n EosEsKRANs,
The grief aud JOY which aa,ther year
Into oar lot has east
Oar fondest hope And darkest fear
Have gone iuto tho pat.
Thanksgiving CONES, No raise our hearts
In praise to Him ABOVE,
Whose guidance lfsm Us noer departs,
Though We reject Hts lovc
Our land Is rich in haryesl yiold
We ted q iamishrd world
And oomhorce's potent socptre WELD,
Beneath our nag uniutled'
Nov gentle Peace rules our ioif laql
dim War now rclgns no more
But Joined by Kind uhscuJg's banl,
Wp'ie one from shore to shore.
For these rich gilts we thank the lord.
Whose mercy crown our days,
Aud may the precepts Of HIS Word
Guide all our future ways,
And may VIC enter AZ Lio's close
The lahd Of peace sUpernal,
Where, never broAen by Lfes woes,
Thanksgiving IL eternal
PESFlsLB. Pa Nov, 25Ih, 1850.
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A REPUBLICAN NIGHTMARE.

Republican organs are maniiesting
serious apprehension of a calamity that
will never happen. They are making
themselves wretched and their readers
uncomfortable by the absurd supposi.
tion that, in some possible contingency,
Gen. Garfield is to be "counted ont"
They deem it cxpediont to assert
every day, in hundred varied shapes,
that Gen. Garfeld's election is backed
by such majority Of the Electoral
vote that it cannot bo tampered with
There has been no suggestion IRON
any quarter that any attempt would be
made to "count out" General Garfield
There has been no hint that anything
out of the usual order of events would
occur in connection with the Presi.
dental question. The Republican
alarm, 50 evident in the organs and to
some extent in tho ulterances OF Re.
publican leaders, is entirely gratuitous
and, to disinterested observer, ex
tremely ridiculous.
But il is not unnatural. Ii is, in
fact, the legitimate effect Of a known
cause. Having found unlawful and
revolutionary means of annulling the
election OF 1876, the Republicans can
not but be fearful that the precedent
thus set up by them may be followed
by their opponents,
Knowing that they have deserved
perpetual banishment from power,
knowing that, In the usual sequence Of
human affairs one wrong is generally
matched by another, and knowing,
perhaps, a good deal more than they
would care to confess OF the appliances
used by the managers OF their cam.
palgn, this year the Republican organs
and politicians must inevitably feel
that their party cannot rely on its ex-
ample or its merits.
1t is the old story, as old as the bu.
man race. Men always dread that
which they feel they have deserved.
The same principle of human nature
which made Cain trembls, and trans
formed Macbeth into lunatic, ia i'm
pelling these Republican newspapers
to shout continually, with one accord,
at cannot be done
OF course it cannot be done, or will
not be, There is not likely to be q
repetition of the counting out of a law.
fully elected President. That Repab
lcan crime will, in allprobability stand
alone in our history But il will be
many years before the party that per.
petrated that crime will cease to be
haunted with the fear that now sets
It's journals to shouting, in daily cho
rus, that "General Gai field is elected
and must not be counted out Wash.
iRgtoR Post.
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Aailroads.
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE a cLEARFIELD BRANCH


nN and after Monday, NOV. $, 1850, the
OPassengor Trains will run daily Except Sun
daysl between Tyrone and ClearGeld. as follows,
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WILL LAST WITH THE RE.
PUBLIC.


We moan the Democratic nar,,, A.,
,,.,
"i"'to's hoV "notncr W suffers one or
twenty defeats, u will rise every time
with increased str,.n,,,h Ia r.ns,, ~,
contest. 1t was born with ,bo Renab
lie, and has grown and spread with !,
The more the Republic Il Threatened
the more tho necessity there |. for n
Democratic party. and aft,r bav;n,,
withstood century ofstorms il il idIc
to think that IL win now y,y, M or
die when the necessity of ,ts exis,rnc,.
is most urgent. Upon this same min,
Colonel Fnrney wrote upon elec,inn
day az follows:
9Th. ,,iumpb .f ,mn,,,.,,,u .,.....
door. mus be r,,l,roi from this A,ur By tbs oSIy
available avail AN iSroe. There = oas s,sa, ger l'i' TO
sven, a..v rSs ,S.,s ,as o,nsr. nss have been
eralel, and all would be hurled in,o cha = 90 T
FOR 70. l,, IhE ptM1cRATc ,.t PARTY; That i' tue
nhs Az .iaI n lsi. 81 ,ns temple Of consti'aiional
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CENTRAL
State Normal School.
(Eighh Normal School District)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
A. NJ RAJ UB, A, A., Ph. d., Principal.

r,el,,
Iha sohooi ~ AZ present contributed offers th,
very oeH mc'lues ior froiessionAl and Classical
nnn,ng
,',n,s nan,,ss, sPacioss, lhsluns and eommodioua
sonRm.sy n1a'eu sy steam wen ventilated aud
iu,ur.u ",'u "ounuiai snfpy oi pure, soii
P,"s 49,,
sa',os s~,,s. sna cay o. asoess
Ta..h".. ssns,,ao..S sssay S"sSI s@ l pAs,eu.
A. ass 'NP''''u' ''''ehS anu awe t'
wv, aA.,l,.,
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Alisfellanfous.
FARM FOR SALE


The undersigned will sell at private sale, his
farm, located N Penn township, olsar6sld county
Pa, oonta ming
SIXTY AOTaDS,
half Of which 10 In a good state Of cultivation,
with fame dwelling log barn, "a thrifty orchard
and an excellent spring Of never failing water,
together with the necessary outbuildings. The
portion not cleared is heavily timbered, and all
70 underiaid with coal and iron. II will he sold
low and 90 easy ierns. For further information
call on The premises or address the subscriber at
Gnmpian Hill, p. o. OWEN J. KEENAN,.
Grampan Hills, June "a, 1880. SIN.
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TYRONE STATION.


stageleayes CurUensville daily for Reynolds.
vile, at o'clock, P, m, arriving at Reynodsyine
at o'clock, p. N. Returning, leaves Reynolds
vile daily, at o'clock, q. m, arriving at Cur.
wonsyille at l2 O'Clock, m. Fare, each way, 50.
A stage leaves Curwensvllle daily. At O'Clock,
p m, for Dubois City, arriving at Dubois City
at 8 O'Clock, p. m. Returning leaves Dubois Al
o'clock, q. M, daily, arrivinga Curwensvilo at
" o'clock, N. Fare, each way. Sl5O.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
srocEHoLbERs' TRUSTEES.


sIocEHoLbERs TRUSTEES.
J: II, barton, N. D., A. n. Best, Jacob Brown
I'M b'kiord' samuel Christ, A. N. Rnub, n. :.
Cook, 7. G. Hipplo. Rsq., O. kiutsine, Il. p. Nc
cormiok, ksq, W. W. Rankin, W. n. Brown.
srAfE fEusrrrs.
Hen. A. o. ourtin, Hon. II. L. Dicnepbaeh
Geo. Jesse Merrill, Hoo. WIN Biglef, J. @. o
Whslsy, s. Miliat MccOtuick, Beg.
oFrIcERsi
WILLIAM BlgLRR,
President, clesrbeld, Pa.
Gen, JBssB MERRILL,
Nies President, Loek Haven, Pa.
3. hlLLAk MCCORMICK,
Secretary, Lock Haven, Pc.
THOMAS YARDLEY,
Treasurer, Loeb Haven, Pa.
bOek haven, Pa August 4, lsee.iy.
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Is q compound Of the virtues Of sarsapari,la,
uilhngia, mandrake, yellow dock, with the
iotiide Of potash and Iron, all powerful blood
making. blood-cleansing, and DEMONSTRATING
elements. IL Is the purest, safest, and IN
every way the most effectual Alternative medi-
cine known or available tn the public The
sciences OF medicine and chemistry have
never produced so valuable a remedy. nor
one - potent TO cure all diseases resulting
rom impure blood. II cures Scrofuin, and
al scrofuious diseases, Erysipelas, Rose,
or st. Anthony's Fire, Pimplcs and
Iace-grubs, Pustules, Blotches, hollis,
Iulnors, letter, Humors. salt Rheum,
Scnh-henh, Rlngworm, Ulcers, Sores,
hnenmhtism, Mercurinl Disease, Neu-
r"igln, Female Weaknesses and Irrenu-
laritics, ,iaundice. Affections Of The
LiveF, Dyspepsia, Emacintion, and
General Debility.
By ig searching and eloanslng o,a,,,,as
v plrgus out the foul corfuptions which
cnuiamina,o the blood and cnuse derapee-
incni nnd decay. II stimulates and enlivens
The tiial functions II promotes energy and
strength II restores and preserves health.
II innses new life and vigor throughout tho
wlh'le system. No sufferer from any disease
wNithnliscs irnm lmpurity Of the blood nes.l
demlr. who will give Arrn's sAnsArasiIIA
q iiir trial. Remember, tho earlier the
ifi'', i.ie sreedior tho cure.
iis recipe has been furnished n physicians
crrry where; and they. recognizing Ia supe.
rioi qualities, administer il in their practice.
For nearly forty years ArER's sARsArA.
mILA has been widely used. aud Il now nos.
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Prepared by Or. ]. c. Aver d Co.,
;reues'i aud Analytical Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
alp ~ All nnnooIsrs rvknywrrsx
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Coal. Wood 4 Coke,

The undersigned begs leave to inform the oiti-
sens Of Cloarheld, and the public generally. that
he has on hand ine assortment Of Furniture
such as Walnut, Chestnut and Painted Chamber
Suites, Parlor Suites, Reclining and Extension
Chairs, Ladies' and Gents Easy Chairs. the Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cane Seats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothes Bars, Step and E1ten
'ion Ladders, Hat Racks, sorubbing Brushes, a,
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES.
ooking Glasses, Chromos, de-, which would
'litable for Holiday presents.
dsrin'7s JOHN TR0UTMAN.
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ireland for the Irish is a good mot
TO; but how the Irish are TO recover
ireland Is problem which they have
been trying for several centuries TO
solve.
, 1880-05-23
CANADA.
The Queens Birthday to BE Celebrated
by Military Rcv1cW-The Steve-
dDfes, Strtke-CulIapsed,

The Queens Birthday to BE Celebrated
by a Military Kcv1cW-The SteTe~
doFes' Strike-Cullapsed.
Special Dtspateh t" Tho Chtcago Tribune
MONTREAL, May 22,-The Montreal mill
tary contingent, to the number of 1,5o0, pro-
ceeded this evening to Quebec to attend the
review on Monday, the Queens birthday.
The Allan stevedores are still on strike
and sailors are engaged III discharing the
vessels. Advertisements for men to work
have been issued guaranteeing their protection
but there has been no response. Your corre-
spondent was inform ed by steyedore con-
tractor this evening that on Monday the
strike would assume greater proportions, as
all the men receiving less than 70 cents would
stop work. The Dominion Line is the only
Company paying 90 cents as minimum
Great Inconvenience will result to the trade
Of the port il the present uNpreeedently
large feet of twenty ocean steamers
now tn the harbor is unnecessarily detained.
The present strikers are very orderly. The
police are still kept under arms both day and
night
The Euentng Post, an Irish Catholic or
gan, after struggling here for existence dur
ing two years, las had finally to succumb for
want of adequate support. This Is the Sec
ond unsuccessful attempt to establish SEQ
tartan organ OF the kind in this city, and In
both cases, notwithstanding the journals
were edited with consummate literary abili-
ty, they resulted in heavy losses to their pro"
mOtpTS,
, 1880-05-23

Serious Charges Against the Superin.
tendcnt OF This Celebrated N1ine-A
Meeting Of the Victimlzed Stock
holders.
Special Dlspatch to 1M Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, May ea.-The stockhold-
ers of the Iowa Guich Mining Company, Of
I.eadyile are kicking. They subscribed for
stock at So, and were gladdened with the an
uouncement that the arst lot was all taken,
and no more would be sold for less than S.
But no sooner was the Mining Exchange
opened than it began to sell at less than 81
and it has fallen since then to Is cents. The
Iowa Gulch Mining Company is less than a
wear old, and is almost exclusively a Phila-
delphia concern. Its capital stock is S5,o00,-
600. divided into 10000 shares. the par
value being 50. The mining property con-
sists of the celebrated S. :::er Mine and the
Marietta Mine, both In the Leadville district,
and which are regarded by the stockholders
as very valuable properties, The Superin-
tendent of the mines is J. ". Bonita, Of Phila;;
delphIa, and from him the stockholders say
they have received the most glowing ac-
counts Of the value and prodnctyeness of
, 1880-05-23
TESTIMONIALS.
4N80 I4fNDNKA14S.
IMPORTANT AND INTEREST.
ING STATEMENTS.
Read, Mark, and 1nwardly Digest
---something for Everybody.
PURITY OF FAMILY 1IED1CINEs.

Among the many specifics introduced to
the public for the cure of dyspepsia, indiges-
tion, arrangements Of various kinds, and a
general weakness Of the humnn system,
bitters have held considerable place. Sons
of these have for = time had a considerable
sale, but with doubtful good effects and
much injury. Such should never be taken
into the human body. Often hitters have
largely charged with whisky and other
spirits, thus mfnistering to 4 depraved ap-
petite: In this way the medicinal purpose
for WHICH they were avowedly offered to the
public has been missed, and sale to which
they attained before their true character was
thoroughly known. has completely fallen
away, The writer in his visit to Rochester
nas had the pleasure OF meeting with "1top
Bltters," AZ, entirely different compound
from those alluded to. It is five years since
aud they have steadily Increased In favor UNI
" tney are. without question, the most p0pu-
lar and valuable medicine known. The OK
ceedlng Intrinsic valueof their leading compo-
nents is III no way destroyed or ssened by
ent They contain, along with the purest
hops, buchu. mandrake, and dandelion, other
meeiclnes recognized us possessing the
most effective curative properties. They
are are sPtselay beneficial to aw
the strain Of mental labor They cure al
most every disease of the stomach, liver, kid
neys, and urinary organs. For nervousness
and al! Its attendant ailments they are a
os5 wefe Ssa gSn sf %s Sns esb!uss s b s
and an all-prevaillng feeling of weakness.
They have attained to an immense sale,
which Is the surest proof of their success
fully meeting the wants Of the people. We
lists testityng to this, and others from private
individuals, stating that after they had the
, 1880-05-23
GERMANY,

THE GREEK QUESTION.
BERLIN, May 23.-The identical note from
the Powers will 70 to Constantinople in
few days summoning the Porte to settle the
Armenian, Montenegrin, and Greek question.
Upon the reply Of the Porte will depend
whether the supplementary conference will
be held In Berlin to consider the Greek ques-
tion. The first fortnightfn July is the period
at present contemplated for holding the
conference. The Porte will be excluded from
basis of Clause p Of the Treaty of Berlin.
ALTOA.
The Federal Council has resolved to in
corporate Altoona in the customs territory.
, 1880-05-23
A Voice from the Press.

I take this opportunity to bear testimony
to the efficacy Of your - Hop Bitters' Ex-
pecting to find them nauseous and bitter, and
composed of bad whisky, we were agreeab}y
surprised at their mild taste, just like 4
cup Of tea, 4 Mrs. Cresswell and Mrs.
ConnoF, friends, have likewise tried, and
pronounce them the bsst medicine they have
ever taken for building UP strength and tom
ing up the system. l was troubled with
costiveness, headache, and want of appetite.
The two former ailments are gone, and the
tract with doctor to look after the health
of myself aud family. but need him not
now. s. G1LLILAND,
PEOPLES Advocate, Pittsburg, Pa
July Is, 1876.
, 1880-05-23
Rlc0Rn'S Vital. restorative

partial Or complete impnsency, This startling
ton viii be fully c0rrnhnrated by evosy intatliaenn
pnyacnn Ihe principal cnuAas producing this dsensa
symptoms loss OF veor: spertna,orrl,a'a pain i,
the hAs K, disposition avoid sncle"v lanun-. 'foorv
fnrebodinRs. monta distress. nervous debility, and
leueorrhea I'm femaes dehtl1tat'ns dreama Re Los
child of this evil Secret hahis are the vezW.1
of ignorance The medical profession has heen almost
the demand fnr Increased accommodations at tho In
eane asvluns amply attest -.
There IL we'll known principal in animal physioloEy
TN. no vts "con c..r take pags eSeeps M through ths
anv organ n Weakened then that organ y weak
There Is remedy In tho reach OF uif one that haa
VrrX1: REsTokAT1vE has beer .crattn1sed and in
dos:eh by the Academy at Medicine In Paris II an in
fah1e specific for the above contains phosphorus
ean,hatdes Or Other poison; Is narely xkcEr*Hth %
ensnrcoated pill. and can Ind OF 1.evnAsoF Co. 10
hts rue Rcheeu. Pnr!s Francei. or Of Dr. Brown.
St M so ea4 axs%t {" m s h
By mail upon receipt 0f price
CERTIFICATE
PARIS, July Is 13T3-19 Rue de Ia Pai1--A Mr. 3. L..
afty-three years old. had been wsdower twenty-five
yeaEs, nervous temperament; had suffered for thirty
nervous debility and entire ampotencJ. For eighteen
years he tried every kuuwn remedy without ben
eft He came to and advised him 10 try Kicort's
naed, but ins.ted upon his cunnutng It's and In
uJna months he restored to full health md vgor
got married. and has t.ro nne children
day. lis in n 4. Weeks. IS between swo and three
months DIR; u: PE.R!GDHD.
Medicine de Ia Hospital Charity.
VANsCHAACK STEVENSON l. co. Chicago Ill,
WhnleAa1r ms
, 1880-05-23
CEDAR BArOu, Tex, Oct. q, 1s79.

HOP RIrrEns COMPANY:
I have heretofore been bitterly opposed to
any medicine not prescribed by q physician OF
my choice. My wife, So years old, had come by
degrees to q GLOW sun-down. Doctors failed to
benefit her. l got bottle Of Hop Bltters for
her. which soon relieved her In many ways My
kidneys were badly affected, and | took twenty
{or thereabouts} doses and found much relief.
sent to Galveston for more, and word came
back none in the market, 60 great Is the demand:
but gut some elsewhere. 1t hns restored both
of us to good health, and we are duly grateful
Yours, j. +. MaGET.
, 1880-05-23
The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 23-1 a. m.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, stationary
or falling barometer, warmer southerly
winds, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For The Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys stationary or falling barometer,
warmer southerly winds, clear Or partly
cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lake region, nearly station
ary barometer, higher temperature, souther-
ly winds, partly cloudy weather, and pos
sibly local rains.
For the Lower Lake region, stationary OF
falling barometer, warmer s0utherly winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1880-05-23
PERJURY, EA1BEZzLEA EA1ENT, ETC.
NCENDIARIES.

Spec1dl U1spatcR to THs Ch1oa0o 7F7bNN1,
MILWAUKEE, May 2a.-There has been a
general feeling Of uneasiness in this coul-
munity to-day over the repeated attempts to
burn buildings One arrest has been made
thus far, but the police have an eye upon
several other suspicious characters, mostly
strangers in the city, who may be taken up
at any moment. Since the dispatch to The
TRIBUNE ut midnight last night, giving an
have occurred. So fur the damage has been
insignificant, as the fires are generally
started in Railways, easy Of access to the
Fire Deuartnent
, 1880-05-23
SUICIDAL.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, May 2a,-Gunn, the
Bridgewater murderer, cut his throat with a
razor which he obtained from an inmate of
the House OF Correction, It Is thought he
will die. Gum murdered his father, killing
him in bed with hatehet for the purpose Of
obtaining $4,000 worth OF property which
old.
Special Dtpdtcs to 7hs Chicago Tribune:
TERRE H.AUrE, Ind, May &.-eSNsan Scott,
30 years OF age, ended her life this morning
by taking atsanlc., Domestic d1nleuites the
Carse.
, 1880-05-23

SUPERIOR, Wis, January, 1881
heard In my neghhorhood that your Flop
Bitters WAS doing such great deal OF good
among the sick and afflicted with most every
kind Of disease. and as had been troubled for
fifteen years with neuralgia and all kinds Ut
rheumatic complaints aud kidney trouble, I
took one bottle according to directions It at
other bottle. aul nm old man, but am now as
well as I can wish. There are seven or eight
families in our place using Hop Bitters as their
family medicine, and are so well satisfied with
it they will not use any other. One lady here
had been bedridden for years; Is well and
doing her work from the use Of three bottles,
LEONARD WHITBECk.
, 1880-05-23

centre are rayseed, aged % aaa the hs'4so 4north a'is IS
menaosd: :H The disease has reached Cote dor,
II no remedy is discovered it is calculated
vines left.
MARROW ESCAPE.
no{h The French q aeronauts, Messrs Gasta,
excursions in the clouds this week. They
left Augers at 6 O'Clock in the even
ing, duly equipped. As night came on
and as they ma4e preparations to descend a
terrific storm arose. The balloon swept
country, until the aeronalits suddenly saw
the lights Of Nantes in the distance. beyond
aeseead at Lizards /; or S persh it, W 1penng 4;
the valve they came down with tre-
%sao?fS &c suo fq Tie eaa IN no rs sss Saa a'
three times: Each time the balloon rebound.
ed like an India-rubber ball to the trencn-
dous hight of over 200 feet. The tray
elers clqng tenaeiously. to the ropes. pre-
vas broken by Il: Ga9thier, Who M exclai:ned, le
"My legs are broken" The balloon swept
on, dragging over the ground, which it reg
ularly plowed up wherever it passed. At last
the aerOnauts were seen BY some peasants, who
hastened to their assistance, and :sith great
Ga1ltAAt5 CAtA lLaGIA L4Clu HUH A4o "4CCh~
The balloon thus ljghtened rose, and opce
more dash he'd into the forest of La Rocheser-
vieres, where it went to pieces. All OF the
four travellers were more or less injured,
but are out Of danger.
PUBL ! bWORSHIPHsT1MATEs.
10 ths Iptsterza Associated PresA
PARIS, May 22.-The Budget Committee
has further reduced publlc-worships esti-
mates by 200, 600 francs.
At RouhaiX the situation continues to lul-
prove. Twelve hundred strikers resumed
work to day, and still larger resumption is
expected Monday.
DUTY ON COTTON THREAD.
The Chamber of Deputies, by vote Of
339 to 81, yesterday rejected the article pro-
posed by its Committee Oh the Custonl-IIonse
tariff. relative to cotton thread, thus again
clearly raanifesttng ltS anti-Protectionist
tendencies.
TIE NATUEAL1sTs. s
a reply to "L'Assommoir," in the shape
of novel, BY Jules Valle, will shortly ap-
pear in La Justice.