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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
A YILLA DESTROYED.

BosroN, June 3.-SummIt Villa the property
of c. W. GAllnupc, ut S~dmpscott, was burned last
night. Loss, $l5s0O; insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
"What is the worst thing about riches ~

" HIT IS I1b WOTSU CIIIIlR WUUUC TIVHFS 7
asked the SundaysehoOl supern eDdent. And the new
boy III the bad class under TIE gallery. who only came
IN last Sunday, stood mp and SAID, " Their scarcity"
And in his confusion the suI crIntendent told the
school to rise and slug Don't be weary, chdren."-
Burlington Hawkeye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
HOUSE BURNED Is MourIsNXIA.

The house of George loil,u, in Morrison was
nearly destroyed Il, lire Wednesday erCHn: IN flames
leing caused by Il detective flur. The loss about
81, 800, ma WA cOYCicd b' INSURANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
CUSTOMS PRIVILEGES FOR VILLAGES

CUSTOMS PRIVILEGES FOR VILLAGES
THE IMMEDIATE TRANSFORMATIONS OF DUT1ABLE
GooDs-.A VICTORY FOR THE STAR ROUTE AID
yOCATEs-THE TARIFF COMMISSION.
In the Senate yesterday the bill for the I'M
mediate transportation of dutiable goods was
passed after being loaded down with amend
men,s extending the benefits OF the
bill to small villages and towns. The
Eaton Tariff Commission bill was also
passed. The General Deficiency bill passed
In the House, and resolution for adjourn
ment on June 10 was adopted. The House
concurred i'll the Senate amendment to the
Post Office bill. striking out the piOviao for
reletting the star route contracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

the island the latest of which the Spanish Government
yainly spent $4,000 to prevent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
RoRAx N INrEcrIoUs DlsEAsEs.-Aecordin

BoRAX IN INFECTIOUS DIsEAsEs.-AccOrling
to The Lancet, Nj Polh has recently reported to one OF
the medical societies OF Lombardy thu results OF numr.
GUS experiments made by him To ascertain the untisrptc
properties of substnce Ii appears that the
ene gctic dsnccting power possessed by bOracc acid
ana borax AMI the lncy with which these substances
can be absorbed into the economy, have led NJ POLL
recommend their ia diseases concerning tbs Inftc
nous nature OF which doubt exists. in which septic
conditions READILY uo AdduCes several examples
i'm which the fcbrile conditions of tuberculosis under
wrlu uimnull0u. In chronic CyStifiI the mucO-puru
lcnI dsrhdrgc quickly dimin>hrs, ana even altogether
disappears low days, AMI rapid Improvement mas
occurred in cases VI bad suppurulnH wounds, when
pl' Il externally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04
METHODS WITH CAxcER.-Thc French Acad-

METHODS WITH CANCER.-Thc French Acad-
envy OF Sciccts has recently had It's attention drawn
Il curasse of vu!canizod caoutchouc, which has been
used with for the treatment If and
other tunOrs OF bTe II Is well known that among
mcdtu there has been much division OF opinion
the utility Of pressure In treating oancer,
geuns regarding 1t harmful but rarely useful,
era atriDutnR 1t retardlon OF the rapidly OF
tumOrs growth, even cure. The theory OF the plan
has been very generally admitted as good-that 49,
neopasm. like Il healthy tissue Is dependent upon its
blood supply for vitality and growth, and complete
uueuia causes the death Of umor 1t does OF patcl
OF brain substance Although pressure cannot DO re.
glrdcd "a substitute TOR removal OF cancer, vet In
frequent Cnses where this is mpraccabe, 1t appears 10
be the best substitute at present 10 the surgeon
aud the curasse is an Improvement upon the spring
pndr and other appliances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-04

LOADING DOWN GOOD MEASURE WITH DA'GER-
Gus AARNpMENTs-A SPECIMEN OF DEMOCRATIC
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-08

1be Shreveport STANDARD d ~
ootb ~ - oapopnt oe . y0btGty
that ~ peepstsatsd . teat toWa "
Domo n6rt4, q r.. lfQobabais
~. y aTii6h btsyes 81, ~
"a ~ -, - -! ''ep 90 : Now
NJ ~ d, I b1lltao tiei, = vh,el
Nv - tseqIsitly oi'ie,detts4 q 81
msdet S1eeGl3X,, sad ~ eaee MI
1Aeo6i'the togpslsasoes haso ~
eil616 6o3tlp tItuGGA' ~ Iooohei
oesAe1SM ~ y = u u0teais..
~ ~ Z III ll.iots ga,
m 1ooAby thee ta1esybf uap1oe1S.
a9e1es y: 1sl4l9'elQ6 a06 4
e tesces 4 ~ r.!
81 ~ 81 - :1V.fkd
(eqQalyee1g tAe0@1an1 t'1slls
|. .r.ssi..cedcl 8 % 3ro ,te.la
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-08
zH4 Medical,
45Tesrs Before the Public.
TIVE GENUINE
DIR. G. McCANE'S
LIVER PILLS
FOR THE CURE or
TfT 80 TJ.s "a = = -
Hspatitil o. Liver Complaint,
r ( svsssn,A AND s,ex ,ssAaAexAs;


symptoms Of Z Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side. under the
! edge Of the ribs, increases on pres,
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side: the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is fek under the shoulder blade, and
II frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The Ssom-
ach, is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness: the. bowels in general
are costive. sometimes alternative with,
lax; The head is troubled with PAIN
accompanied with q dull, heavy SEN
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally Z considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with a, painful sensation
Of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an, attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility; he y easily stuffed, his
feet arc cold or burning. and he com.
plains Of 4 prickly sensation Of the
skin; his spirits are low: and atfnsgh
I'D i iatsGed that exercise swoM@ be
beneficial TO him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try It.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed. yet exam.
.inatioA .1s the body. after deaGh. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
sively deranged.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-08
$aet,s Go!1t'n!1!!st.
THE BOTTON DRAWER.

.
There arc whips and tops and pieces Of
strings,
There sre shoes which no little fs,t wear,
There orc 1its OF ribbon aud broken rings
And trcsses Of golden hair.
There are little dresses folded away
Dat ofthe light Of The sahny day..
There are dainty jackets that never are
worn,
There ore toys and models Of ships,
There are'b"oks and pictsrss al faded
and torn
And marked By The finger tins
OF dimpled hands that have fallen 10 dust,
Tot l strive 70 think that tho Lord 10 just
Bat . feeling Of bitte.uess fllls ny soul
Sometimes, when ! try to pray,
That the reaper has spared 90 many flow.
And tsketh mine away. al. q a.
And ! almost doubt that the Lord can
know ,r,I ...a i.ae "a .rs
That mother's heart can love them 90,
Nc ret a..! It's Oh 81. 81 = #-"lAs
Then ] think Of tho many weary ones !
Who aro waiting and watching tonight
For the slow return Of fhlterinx feet :
That have strsyed from paths Of right,
VIE have darkened their lives by shame
and sin ii,IsiI1s ~ - =
Whom the snarcs. Of tho tempter have
gathered In. " (
tar a5rl ms I4..ss sI.s u -.
They wander for in distant climes.
They perish by fra and flood -
And their honda ~ black by the dires'
That kisdlsd the wrath Of 0od. : 8
Yet . mothers ieng he's soothed them to
rost, y &. f..,4aV. 5ses I'D
She hath luIled them to slumber upon
her breast. -.
y d ril % - - eH1Fti
And then I think Of my children three,
Ny bsoss that never grow DID,,
And know they are waiting aud watch.
ing for me, - az ''+ie-@ .ii
10 tho city with streets 81 Gold, 40 : .
Safe, from the cases Of the weasy years,
From tho sofrow and ain sqd vse,
And I thank my God with falling tears
For the things In the bottom drawer.
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= 81 ~ 3ESi0S.imIS
THE s'Youi6 4gtef!R,a:s,'
4 t.l -. 80. -. = TssN. NNs
4 sksltei & - Iatsh iteeeaels lslaDs'
esatly Killed \ S ~ lssp1lanes
An Alltsulureas ~ EtGin IN
Ia % Brsssht teanstbt13 Sd
sdelbhic TiucaF 3 70

q !}t 4ilC0S0U0SpO0O Xy0UOeC
al OSssles 1DeYouug, NO y ybpt
aud killedtr BIZ OF 06s!I hT36QAe
Koiio9ht the sou ofsl3Ho ~
,pSlaf ~ aely t a!!1 An .Nea4tpf
~ sess' r. FL ds "ssg a. a. : |s s
done Aer5@,A Ia d1D4oo1 -.
HE lie, ind0sdv Aaea-0onaDo0 6om
tho day when he ank ct loot b O.
liiornts, shout S3ehtt ok yoogO ~
and . romance that could heNo5 ~
Woc60d 00t 60ly t64 to2ho3 el&9ooo
Wath dhpt1nAh 8 Mt6a)61 10QeVyk.
s7iStsd iha' Eke Golaer 'Stste H1Se
earlier days Of its history. EN- 10
lot q TILE man Of ble(d Gn6h1(3o
end, 9ps9RY ind indn1kAo1bC1 W
bean, Clst y . moye ANa doo1oQ1oe
community, be MA tteoq m e111ao
Would ttAxU beeo hsr dl6et1E... 10
latotAaA ~ sogto1eU'hi1 ) y, mr.
pIioo no ora ;vlood I4A1ldl DbNoD.
Men q h1 egerl e. v1o1:
pe0ni iaG n0k1tV 4lt 91lS 8
Vl6heA IfsogiOt10ooEh qra !
Vet pllee6ltea ~ 1Qn teGo
(orelock and a. Inn thooa 0np
sttcs IN dESs, JSfd2
~ NNee % athd o)16t19tS ,
onemtee. Ae eeEeeg
.tgeet WjtAopt 4 lold(6 YoQo6yl
Eoie 6oae p6cket,I aad ~
walked With bio g1RnI ea1e - -
tho 0eoclEH 4 6 Q -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-08

At1naaAaE vA5fsie sesaighsopt
1euubljeoa8 ai8 0Uaveatlop oloom-
lid, 6J5sesd AsRgelaisnsa 81 Z
soell nAjosity.s = sesiep q Fssolu.
too6 ~ sdopSq4 Anqetsine 0f4pt
- ~ - = 4 H. = p1tl:
|1ld 4 w q, liaaIA aa,a.. sss7..t
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-08
ACUE AND FEVER.

Dr.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILls, IN
CASES OF AcUE AND FHvlR. when
taken with Quinine. me produciveof
the mese happy results. No hetter
cathastic eah Be used. preparatory 70.
" aher! taking Quinine. We would
advise an Who are Afflicted wih this
disease to give them 4 FAIR TRIAL.
Essia baio;s. e4snsemehss. and
IS = simple yurptve, they are I'M
eQOale0. - .rn. - -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-08
THE DIS 0f'PElCLGS,
A Love Legend q Ancient 0rseee
BY ''Cl0AIITrE. !"
cHAPrERx1x
-..Ft ..f-E
THE GREAT lAles1IGA!

It vss summer. tn blasting sun
shed his glorious ,raye pvaf the Giro.
clan metropolis. Athels wea dreao.
ed Ia her Rayest attirI celebrating
the greatest Of her 60tivAIs, tht
great PsnatheD0A Il a9,i9 81
These festivals wepo yeaylya cRle'
brated II honor Of the gSardjsn, dAts
" the citv-the Virgin 00ddeoa
Atheno OF 9ioerva, after whom the
city Was named. Theeo annual cole'
brati0ns we're generally h0d - the
hsrbor OF tho piseuA: but Oh every
9th year the 9loeSvaliao ceeVm',.
0ieo we're 0olemsoi1ed with nOr'
than Ordinary epleodor aid mag
ui6cence 10 tho city, -
The etreots Of Atheos Wert throue
al With citizens fto6 every 0tAto ~
Greece. The yhtactao aod (he SCAR
tan. tho BUotian and tho phOciAb
the Arcsdtsn aod)the Thesoallan, the
Macedonian aud tho n~set0ie0. OIL
mingled 10 one vat cOooDur0.
through her magnificent 40 tsssaI'
The Penathenalc pEoceeslo1 march
cd through the pstocipsl stteeke 81
tho OeramiCuo. The'Ien0Wuad fep
lus. tho sacred robe OF 1luervA yich.
" embroidered 10 gold. suspended
from . long sts6 WHOSE summit w
ofnamented With, "a ivory image 81
the Goddess, 0tOod within . hand.
a0m0lv 0rnnm0nt0d Chatl0f. dlaVD ol
twenty oteeds Of spoeless white. Thl
Gun ohono full % the snoW.whitl
robe, and revealed emblssened Of
Ito silken surface tho glori00 deedl
sud exploits OF celestial Jove, th'
wisdom. okill and martial vlrtde0 q
tho ali.pcotectiog A'hene. the con
tests between tho Gods and tho q.
ante. and tho wonderful achievement
II Hercules and Theoeus. These u
Iustrati00o we're tho tabor Of Athent
40 maiden1, WHO Were chosen With
great care for the. honor OF perform
ing this important tax. An ca
viOue dlstlecij0p Il Was 20 b elect
Cd 20 THE duty.
ed the Peplus, bearing IN theif arm
olive branches -WeiQh -Woe0 held "a
cred 20 the Trtton.hoeu Goddess
Then followed tAo ptieoes 10 their %
cerdotal rObeo, then vjctims tor tho q
crince. and o. theoo there Neeo many
for % oddlejon - The aeoooome0t 0s
hull upon each dependent cvlooy Q
Attice, her own cltjleno mlde Jlheea
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v0S 0A1SVSSA o3V AAoXAe o03 ~
hiod these cs!ne . loox tsalo q. ~
tendants richly cloehed 10 gasmoeee
VI pure Wnlte. - -. w
A 1mut0ue OF eom1aSso1 ~!
through tho eager meesec - tho MI
dsl r,erty proceed 70 tho altar.
"1n1 I'D rl0Valineoo. . eYclaimed
nne $500, -, -
s:jovi iovl forever" exclaimed
another. .' WI - !
"iiinerya b praiaed for Icy1xiA's
raturn. !" cried ofherS. ma manv V1vo
the sood 1ishee shoveeed hmm The
hesd az The seed nsrent. Tor fmIr1A
Vss beloved 81 eli. ma tho vanera,
hie Osr4xnis III esfeemed hv hofh
r i sod poor. Bounteous 10 biz
eis ~ nocr ~ n %eas had
ann peahi1ed With him In his lste g.
6lction. -. - ~ IN
'1' ~ ia haae AZ tia Mammalian aGa&,
"A. P1ALA1 . peused. Tne croVd
cIcaely ureaeed shout tho Hymooial
nerfv $3.50 "a vitneae Tia seanlf az
mn unns,,al epia0de. ! Dufin9 eho
CoIeotAtl n OF t@0oo 001e00 0yo6os
rice, the hiebeoe dlRetfes1oe ood most
illustriooe cittseoe q ~ oeeeo Woce
hoooeed With eeate oees ~ pe!eoe4.
e ~ mi cSi'di y az & i"y s ssssp.
- =. ~ 49, s:A - =. -. r. .:,sSl
~ ' sc~.,,. :'y IA. ~ ~ 6.sSSt.
- t 81. sh,i1 ~ k.i.~sa cSsf =,
-. 81 ~ s'I s~s:,iiS. 49, eo1i6 -.
~ ~ ~ ~ ... s.ss... Sc. sS sSsc.'S
~ sc1 ~ t s..s. :. ID w. S.s,enitS -
~ ~ ~ h.s.:ntif1i fHy1rs4 ''y 81
s,,.S Shsss ~ 49, vSen fniS4.
~ ~, - sSc cs,s.i,e ~ 10 49, sS..asd
- IA ~ ssoisc3Is fSrref kim 'Eoss ~
Ssidsp . r''a ..,''b ...1ss.'.;' .
ff !! q e. !oee, ( 80 80 =. ~ ~ "a
Ell: ssI sy.sss.S Sc, VI
.h5s3 ssssY sSx2 i.XHx: Y ,a y, g ~,
~ Ms IiShal.sSt .ilssssSSsis1 SSc'' -,
\! ~, s..c6 ~ 49,: ~ ~ .pS.lr~Ssa i ~
.15r "a: ,,..:.;c,: n, *.S.. eiis + =
sssPosu . ~. -. ~. a. n y, -
sasS,I.1s 49, ~ ~ rnss q y
Ok cs ~ .1.1SS ~ =; ~
.SssF1Ss{Ns82i 1k"s..S;cs2S3 - - !. @ cs3s,
~ 49, f. S35ssS ~ ~ y:
& dnS1 M 3r{nfi ~
4ScSS 81 y - {f2o IA b h.cc4
SSS17 ,I1 1taseS - sSfsX 3 -
\ ~ 81 USf .<SSIttRe1;, Ss:s ~
~ S!f 2S.ls se{ss, W. ~
1'aossOl
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-08

AZ cotton h the principal staple Of
the Rcd River valley. tie filloNine
estimates Of the eose q tbe great
iaavlog Invention known o the Cle.
msut Attachment viii b found d 10,
sersst % our planters. L was pre-
pared b. NJ. stsiblies, d Westmin-
istsr.. q. O.. from personal expert
eoce. end forwarded By NJ. J. D.
1Ilhurn. OF Memphis. Tenn. 70 L.
Y. Plpkia. Eeq. q DArliassoo. L.
1 Attachment, Gard, sec.. eto.. q. 500
a.a ~. DALI U1UsD. IL jg.r'i
Z opegstlves q 80 ceats eoch..:: - 30
/ 0anoge4. =. .s..... ...i............ ! 50
I0eo0o0s0o daily. -. 49,. 80. / 60
Co 40. ssed eotsoq daily g. =. t5eoo
,o4t s4stfgsa eos, ,t5l{a aili1 IN n
13yi = DAILY iAx1lyae., @..' 49, 9
= b6oches valn, s lbe. eel, lies ri
loo, q 10 Conto. ...s.a...... % ~
s. les; $50 q q pr Ton. ....x ! g
lU!Uc!. naso Wa a =. ....:.s,sy.s =
.ssila esedosge siI =
Daily rsoats.!! .. !. ~ q
Theos estimates chaaae aeooedisa
10 psics q lshos aaa 6oetoo. A CON.
plets outfit for gvassf yhssl mill
81 ahovt lD.Soo. 1ake = Heesepov'
g and consists Of ataashmsat, 1 -
iseh qasd. / draMlog mans, i .spssd
q, 80 splndlea. 1rsels, tbs6eh snd
| ha)e peeee., The At>aoh0s0t y
/ 0jpisture 0ie. aa fas 7i19qolq o7o1q
The loEeGoi1g estimates appeor h
usle -. eotitled 70 much respect
They seem b sotse very closely int,
the questions which 90 Of mos
impostanes sslatioG - the pEim
eoek, eoetol rannine, and tho 1spG
ciry Of The Clement Ateochment M
machinery Iog making Jatns.
| Wsssp Glad 70 note that . liSal!
iotseeet be- been eWskeoed II be
half OF The iAlit ducS5o0 olshe rsvolu
tiopisios machiosry, which,, ~ ,ua
daf,taad, en- v manufactured % 4
= heVs Ten tmso 10 aapsolty o. ~
Lone sbove descsibed.,' ,slao i !, !; l
II 4gsEr I =
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= ' 49,, - IAlLI IAl1lJos. g..1... .
= b6nches warn, s lbo. each, lies ..Tei
loO, q 10 coNto. ...s........ % 10
s. lbe, oeed q q pr ton. ....x \ %
~ -. =, uASu ~ ....,.":.sbY.a -
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.s-l.sa :; s.ea.s,.la - .sassa saAs s:ia -
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I op0g0tiVe0 O 80 Ooot0 e0Ch.:: 81 n
/ 0a0oaeH. -. .s..... .,.............. I 8
Ineldo0Ss) daily. - =. - -. 1 s
60 lbs. seed cotton daily 49,. 80
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.Is.sllsglf9gs. ess $50 81. 10 -3'a :
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9 OF THE PEOPLE is THE SUPREME LAW.
NATCHlTOCHRS, IA, MAY 8, 1880. : =. n, i.
rsiug proesedod 9Th, the multatude
,owed their heads 10 silent adpre.

',etng procoedod eth, the multitude
sero .hushed. The PAGAN terooG
vowed their heads "a silent adere.
zion. h='.4 Il, '''-'i7 l.'''o
Tho last victim had been Offered 70
The Goddess when, ., loud. sonorous
voice without tho temple startled the
CONGREGATION 10 ttefr devotiona.
MAKE WAY FOR THE NOBLE PnAIA.
ms AND HIS LOVELY DR1DIlT Hs1
There was sumo confusion near tho
'ioors Of the temple. The attention
II the people was drawn away nom
.he religi0us ceremonies, and the
.roWd eagerly looked, towards the
,pen port1ls. Thoss 10 the centre Of
'6O temple drew Hsou0der by 10.
ainck. and made N alsle tor the Pc.
>aee OF . large bridal pcoceeeion Shst
uOW catered tho PastoeN0u,i nadY /,
~ 4: bead we're P = u J. end
~ Is Of surprise and delight echo.
ID forth from those Of tho lDu)sisude
sho beheld tho appgoesA1pR 1cILL1A.
oer virxin beauty de6k led 10 IN.
+noWy pearls and spotlsos silks 81
nor bridal aJr0y. ygslG .JisM 9 /
Il vas eooo whispered through the
vat aooembly that the Loot 1cY1LlA
.,xd rotufoed 20 30 tho btide OF PA
LARS; aud the osoRd M rumsd hem
.sud there BY stfugelipg people vhc
stohed 20 advance and Go tho uotoS'
.unate maiden whose late mystoeioul
diaaOpe0rance had filled Athens With
excitement. s.te3ea I@ !
lcyLl1A leaned gently for support
on the strong arm Of her intended
husbspd. 4 CLEAN OF exultatjoe
bred be dark brown eyo - no pf0ud.
" Strode throu0h the vast conCoutoe
[ereot. defiant! III Il .4en !
How . followed By tho ever faith
tul nAIJusyx spd A8lG1lA, and 30
bind these Cnlno Q l0o3 tcalo a ~
|tendants richly clothed Ia gaImo0eo
u pure white. .gs tes
A. ,murmue Of admiSation Ial
through the eager msesee - tho bsj
dsl l,erty proceed % tho altar.
'Ou1 what l0velineoo." exclaimed
:joyl Joy! forevsr." exclaimed
another. s.a1 aVsJ 31
"Ninervs be praised for IcY1IlAi
return" cried others. and many Wevl
the good 1ieheo shoWeeed upon ths
head Of tho aged parent, ior IoYLLIl
Was bel0ved by on, aud tho vensr:s
-. n~~A seM0N 900 AnH~AsmAA h., hnSe
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QHAxsyT !"
: ,x.ssj y;ssd
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04
A Divers Remarkable Feats.

The London Times thus describes some of the remarkable performances under water of 8 diver named Fleuss: His remarkable performance was better seen than it has been elsewhere either during the few months of the exhibi- tion of his apparatus at the Polytechnic or at Brighton. He can stay under water for five hours without an air tube or any ether communication with the sur- face, and the absence of lncum brance gives him much greater freedom than any other divers possess. He can, for instance, lie down and bend his body in any position without fear of being lifted or hoated up, and without suffer ing from the obstruction of the long pipe which usually connects the head Of 8 diver with boat above. In short, he rossesses the principal advantage which distinguishes an animal from a plant; i; he moves independently instead of be. ing rooted to one spot. Foreshadowed in the water, he presents @ curious ap- pearance, with great google eyes in his burnished hemlet, strong Water-tlght dress, and water-boots- The spectators amuse themselves by throwing pence for him to pick up. or by writing mes sages to him on cardboard, always under water. He sharpens his pencil C1 with a cord, and is to experiment. on the submarine use of the telephone. At Ryde he walked for quarter ot mile under the sea- at Brighton he went down in five fathoms by the chain pier l in rough weather. If he could eat under water, Mr. Fleuss says he could stay for longer period than five hours, which he gives as an ordinary limit 1 Yesterday afternoon he remained two l hours and seven minutes under water in the aquarium, and again went down for halt an hour in the evening. In : short lecture on his apparatus whicf Mr. Fleuss gave in the evening, immedl
 ately on returning to tue upper ar, h' stated that his method IS no secret, Una | it is patented, and that the speclnca tions are accordingly published II every draught of breath we draw W.
 take in certain amount of oxygen Witt
 four times as much nitrogen. A littl
 of the nitrogen becomes fixed in tn
 form of carbonic acid, and the air thu
 deterioated becomes unfit to breathe
 If. however, the place of the mlssln
 oxygen is taken by Q fresh supply, th
 mixture becomes again flt for bfeatn ing, According to MT. Fleuss, he take
 down compressed oxygen to supply tn
 place of that which is breathed; Tn othe
 words, he has invented a set of ant
 lungs, which perform function, pre
 cisely the reverse of that of the lung } proper. This was confessedly a rougf popular, hasty, and generalized expls r,atiOn
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04
Reflected Manuscripts.

Reflected contributors are sometimes
 avenged. A Scotch newspaper, the
 Greenock AdUertiser, has ceased to exist. after life of seventy eight years. This paper will be remembered for one thing only, it rejected Campbell's poem of Hohenlinden, on the ground that it was mot up to the mark" Campbell him. self thought lightly of the poem. It is said. until he was assured by Sir Walter Scott that it was one of the finest things of the kind tbat he ever read. Since that time, the poem has been worn out by the myriads of schoolboys who have spoken it in public on the stage. Char | lotte Bronte's great novel met with a similar reception ssJane Eyre" was
 written in the gray old parsonage under l the Yorkshire hills; the rough notes,
 sketched hasty in pencil, were tran scribed in neat hand as legible as print, and the manuscript, in it's brown
 paper wrapper, was sent off from the I station-house at Kleighley to publisher after publisher, only to find it's way back
 again, returned with thanks" till the packet, scored all over with publishers names, and well-nigh worn out by 1t. travels, found it's way into the hands O
 Messrs. Smith & Elder, with a stamped
 envelope inside for reply. The stor, sl of ssJane Eyren is, with authors wh.
 cannot find a publisher, one of tho stanG ing sources of consolation, and 1t IS
 very striking instance of the loose wa 5 in which publisherH' readers now an' then look through manuscripts that i'm < their Way into other hands.