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The Ottawa free trader., 1880-09-11
HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.

The farmer who lets all the liquids Of his
harvard run to waste is spcndthril!, how
ever "close fsted' he may be with money. A
practical farmer said recently: ION my farm
on the Hudson River have bullt cisterns un.
der the barn and stables, in which tins liquid
Is collected. These cistcrns are all connected,
and one being built on II lower grade, they all
empty into this one. When it rams | put u
forccpump into the Cistern, and fill two water
carts, such us are used in watering our streets,
and scatter tins liquid over my meadows; IN
forty.eight hours afterwards change Is per
ceived IN the color of the grass" Another
former who has similar arrangement In his
barnyard says he saves 100 loads every year,
and thinks the liquid worth as much AS so
many loads of solid manure
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-09-11
THE RELIEF OF pRICKIY lIEAT-PcrsOns

THE RELIEF OF PRICKLY HEAT.-Pcrsons
subject to tins annoying affection will be glad
to learn that Surgeon Major DR.. j. G. French.
of the Indian Medical service, IN contribu-
ton to the IadiaR Medicdl Gazdte, says that
we can cure prckly heat in three or four days
by the application of a solution of sulphate of
copper This should be of the strength ot
about ten grains to the ounce of water, and
the solution should be applied daily, or often
er by means Of a camel halr brush or bit OF
sponge tied on the end OF a stick. 1t is best
applied after the morning bath, when the skin
has been well rubbed with the towel, ana 1t
mus be allowed to dry on the skin before
dressing. DR.. French states that he has used
this application for over thirteen years, ana
when regularly and properly applied, he has
never known it to fail.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-09-11
SOLID Reasons for "A solid South.

From the letter OF Ex Senator Pool epj Of Norts Caro-
lima in the New York World.
Year by year the Northern managers of the
republican party have been steadily driving
the South TO democracy. 1t has been done by
policy and by conduct which, if pursued
by them towards New England OF Ohio, would
have made New England and OHIO Demo.
cratic in kalf the time it has taken to make
the South so. They have made the republi-
can party an organization of all that is un.
kindly and malignant toward the Southern
people. 1t this offensive operation had been
aimed only against Southern democrats, or
those who inaugurated secession, it might bear
some palliatIon or excuse. But none in the
South have been treated with more injustice
and wrong by their Northern party managers
than the native white republicans. As mat
ter of course, the South has gone to the Demo
cratic party. No people on earth would have
done otherwise under the circumstances. Yet
the fact of their having done so Is now as
cribed to dIsaffection to the government itself,
instead of opposition TO the manner of Its ad-
mInistration.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-09-11
LELAND & GILBERT,

IfiDTNfyF NJ T1IW.
CTATF, OF ILLINOIS. Ia SALLE Co.-ss.-
- In the Circuit court OctOJST term 1850.
Mary +. Stout Nancy Singer Edith Kline asd Arthur
Kimc.-fn ChdncsTV. .
Affidavit OF the nonresidence OF Nancy Singer Edith
Kline aud Arthur Kline the above named defendants haY
ing been filed in the clerks office Of the Circuit Court of
said county notice therefore hereby given 10 the said
nonresident defendants that the complainant ned her hill
complaint In said the chancrry side thereof on
the 18th day OF August A. D. 1850 and that thereupon sum
mons wherein said suit II pend
Ing rcturnabe second Monday In the month OF Octo
ber next. ~ Is by Law required.
New unless YOU the said Nonresident defendants above
named Nancy Singer Edith Kline and Arthur Kline, shall
personally he and appear before said Circuit Court on nc
st hy of the next thereof TO he holden At Ottawa
and for the said county the second Monday in October
and plead answer demur To the said
bin Of complaint the and the matters and thing
therein charged and stated will be taken confessed and
decree entered against you according to the prayer OF said
bill ROSWELL W. HOLMES, Clerk.
OTTAWA Illinois, Aug. 10th, A. D. 1880
LELAND & GILnERr Complts Solrs aug2i
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-09-11

Cnbbiting Is often habit, but may be
caused by disease. Indigestion occasions "A
constant Irritation and uneasiness, which may
impel the horse to take hold with the teeth and
stretch the neck as means Of relief From
this grows the habit Of crib-biting and wind
sucking, which ceases when the cause is re.
moved. As remedy give the horse in his
feed, daily, for a few weeks, one drachm OF
copperas and half an ounce Of ground ginger
and feed him upon cut feed, with crushed ol
ground grain and an ounce of salt In each feed
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-09-11

will achieve this end so thoroughly, and with
out extra expense, as to have convenient ior
use through the winter a supply Of dry earth
-KdRsds Farmer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
VALLEY. JUNCTION, q.

The death Of DR.. John Hughes on the
23d produced deep sensation in this and
other places, where he was SO well and
favorably known. He was born in this
vicinity in 1916. His father, Ezekiel
Hughes, ESQ.,, was the first settler, pur-
chasing the first section of land, sold by
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
WHAT the WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.

~ .,,.rv Of petroleum
From sss ,ns,s aess ps ., crude
as, ,'ss sssn .ssa ss
oil nss.ss nass sr, possssss. sss.' ss. dso:
ss. Every Sns ~ses psas,,.',ps ,s
,en sn'1s nc ss can rs's,s's sas coated with
sssn ss At a unless ssss,a ssss and IT rs pss ,ss
'o. ,ssss,s'ns ssa' It sss s,sss ss' ne its
saspsas a, hail. NV TssS sa1ss made ..ss:
~ss ss.ssssaas sss y, which
It's s1sa, psna psans,a,ty are = a,sn degree,
90 ao ensr oil pes%sssss 'r sasps ,,ssns 'u g.
sna these s's on restore, ,s,s's sst es,as tn,
onss objectionable oaor But the 't saa
a,1 aas s's' ., our chemists nss.ss only sa %
y. nss s,s, s
e.: e.: : ;;:: :: ::: 9: g:
EAU o,saaos,ssa ea aaia a,ssa sa WI With the most most
sns and SKIN, were and It is now III esnsr
.: :; :::: :; {: :,: =; :: :: :: ::
$ c; =; : 9: :: =: .: =; {:
a.nss ,s,n,ns the elements ,s~ VIII ~.
:: :: Z: :: :: : :
S.s bestowed upon >" 80
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24


and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions
OF the skin are the appearance on the surface OF
humors that should DO expelled from the blood,
Internal arrangements are the determination OF
these same humors to some internal organ, or or.
sans, whose action they derange, and whose sub
stance they disease and destroy. Ayers SaIsapa-
rilla expels these humors from the blood, When
they are gone, the disorders they produce disap-
pear such us Ulcerstions OF the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys. Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptve Diseases
Of the Skin, st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipe-
las, Pimples Pustules, Blotches, Boils Tumors
letter and Salt Rheum Scald Head, Ringworm,
Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Pain In
the Bones Side and Head, Female Wea akness, ster-
lily. LeucorrhGa arising from internal liberation
and uterine diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emscia-
ton and General Debility. With their departure
health returnA
PREPARED BY
DIR. ]. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealsn In AedieinA
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
MlDnNETOWN. O.

" w Ne os
F. Higgins, of Chicago ILL.,, was regis
tered at the U. S. Hotel yesterday.
Miss Emma Ritter, of Summerville,
O., is visiting Miss Lizzie Berger on Third
street.
VIM. Hudson, of Cincinnati, spent
Sunday in town with his parents and
friends.
Mr.. Alfred Harrison, of Springfield,
o., spent Sunday in town with his
mother.
Mrs. David Olden, ST., was taken seri-
ously i'll Saturday evening, but is now
recovering slowly.
w. I. Daily, proprietor of the shooting
gallery, went up to Miamisburg yester-
day to see about locating.
Mrs. G. F. Mumoria, of Meading, O.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs J. d. Har-
rison, on SOuthman street.
Mr.. George Lamb has returned from
his Eastern visit to New York and
other cities after an absence of two
months.
The Anthony and Ellis "Uncle Toms
Cabin" Combination played to crowded
house Monday and was fine treat to all
present. They left this morning on the
8o'clock train for Richmond, Ind, and
from there to Chicago.
MADIsoN.--David Lytle, who has been
lying dangerously i'll with consumption
for some time, was reported better yes
terday.
Messrs. Helm & Elwell, blacksmiths at
this place, can always be found at their
shop ready to do all kinds of work and
report business good.
LEXINGTON. KR.
Yesterday was County Court day at
Versailles.
Mr.. John 0. Hodges is a candidate for
the Office of Mayor.
Elder J. w. McGarvey is in Indian
apolis to deliver lecture on Palestine.
The price of hemp is very unsettled
and rising ran;dly. The latest offers be-
ing $40 per liz pounds.
Once or twice in year we have no
one before the Recorders Court. This
occurred on Saturday last.
On Saturday Mr.. Huntington payed
the SO, 900 on the Combs lot, on which
we anticipate splendid new depot soon.
The banks of the city were closed on
Monday. The 22d came on Sunday, and
Monday was taken as National holi-
day.
The money recently adjudged by the
Jury as damages to the Treacy & Wilson
stable, is still in the hands Of the
Sheriff.
Lexington must shortly awake from
her slumbers to listen to the hammer
and wheel of industry. The Phoenix, a
most splendid hotel, is almost completed.
The Market House and City Hall, scarce
ly second to any building of the kind in
.he U. s., is receiv ing her finishing
touch. The great Southern Railroad
completed, and the Big Sandy under
contract, the most splendid stable In all
;he West under erection, aud shortly
that magnificent depot to be built.
These things bespeak thrift and industry,
md prepare us to look forward to the
erection of water works, machine shops
and manufactures. Lexington is the
dearest market for our inexhaustible
mountain supply of coal, iron ore and
timber. and she must consume it.
RICHMOND. IND.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" at Phillips
0pera-house tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Florence at the
Opers-house Saturday evening, Febru-
Rry 28th.
Mr.. E. J. Salter will ofliciate as City
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
NIalaria.

i yon live iq districts where You are
liver and kidneys IN perfect order chat they
may throw it of. The great preventive IS
the celebrated Kidney Wort. Use 1t when-
ever you are constipated or bilious and you
will never have touch of the chills.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
Truth and Honor.

Query: What is the best family medicine
in the world to regulate the bowels, purify
the blood, remove costiveness and bilious
ness, aid digestion and tone up the whole
system? Truth and honor compels us to
answer, Hop Bitters being pure, perfect
and harmless.-[Ed. See another column.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.

Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24

crA,. 1.,s.0v' Nov 8 iks1sss.' ST.
n,O.. DnA. sras-r.sl.
Of fVI'ars .bs Of informaisDss s,sa' 'a
suits OF the ns' gratifying re-.
LINE in nv .Ss 49, Of cARBo.
three Years t%n th case. For
bald bald aa' sa', been conpis,s'yy i, my
nad quite slvs oo'n' and /
nope n Of res.orineaa up any
rour =. weeks aaa .he hair.
BoLINE e,neht ofcAR.
fr@eoms,nda'ion feons,.' Of Of a ne ss,I rec
witSou. wiitySheladsd to trya ! is,,snd' sas,,
good result. great hope Q,
have now r,'', Nv, however. = :
ssrssas,.. smen,1. and to lss' %s ms., sasa
my head Ia is'onishrnsnt,
covered with . completely J y
Aeaithy grow,h hne' short,
which has ev.u .n Of hair,
.nce ~ coh,inn,'y appear.
!. ana I conadan.a, nea Growth;
II Nv, win restore ret';,y |. believe
my N.Y. ,on,a as ever d Nc. CON-
Ois, OIie,fins You .hI. htI,'.sars ,s'.l in
perm,. and you hsx" ,s''mo-
same. We 70 publish ~
cHIals cHAsa truly,
sub,,.,, Davissiiiss,' Y,
before ma "a, and sworn h
"ovsmbsr, Is,s 9th day 0,
p. Krve.
Jos. Public.
ney a. isa sosD. j., At.o,
boro, Ms.s NORTH AL II'
more thar says, ,s- "rs
portion a. 'venty year. " !.
from from ss, as smooth I'sa .sa h..
out some elss. Willard bali
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
THE DAILY STAR
THE TWENTY-SECOND OF FEB
RUARX.
BY J. B. QUINBY.


1.-THE following. written for the STAR by an ex
enenced journalist should have appeared yes
9rday. but is good enough to appear any time
ence we give it to-day.-ED. STARl
This day to freemen dear,
Columbia's sons appear
To celebrate;
The birth of Washington,
Who freedoms battles won,
Lei every sire and son
Commemorate
He. first in war and peace,
May love for him increase
In every heart!
Let all who freedom prize,
And despots' rule despiSe,
In majesty arise,
And grace impart-
To this the natal time
OF freedoms chief sublime
Great Washington!
Our country's sire and sage,
Upon historic page,
OF any land or age,'
He wears the crown.
OF freemen he's the pride
By Heaven sent to guide
~ True fleedom's bark
In perils dire he stood
In firm, majestic mood,
And freedoms foes withstood
Through dangers dark.
Thus, glorious through the earth
Be his ilustrious birth
Each year our song;
Ye heroes, laud his name,
Adore his brilliant fame,
His virtues grand proclaim,
,Ye patriot throng!
True freemen all, rejoice,
Join heart. and soul, and voiG'
His praise to singl
Let gladness reign supreme,
And music swell the theme,
Let brilliant torches gleam,
While cannons ring!
Great Washington, our sirel
Each heart with freedom fire
Pure as thine own!
IT, from the realms of light,
Thou canst exert thy might
Our nation guide Alright,
Till wrongs o'erthrownl
Great Father, God! O, now,
Our rulers al endow
With wisdom pure!
Do thine own country save
From every peril grave,
And Though our soldiers brave
Peace, aye, secure.
DAYTON, KY, Feb o. 1880.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
SARSAPARILLA.
SARSAPARILLA,
Ayre's Sars sapariA a,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compounded the
vegetable alternatives,
Sarsaparilla, Dock. Still.
lingia, and Man drake
with the IOdides Of Pot.
ash and Iron, ma kes a
most etfectual cure of q
series Of complai n Is
which are very preva.
lent and affecting. 1t
purifies the blood,
purges out the lurking
humors in the system,
that updprrnin aa haalth
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24

Mr.. Millinor, who was sick for time,
is slowly improving.
Jake Alspaugh, of Dayton, Ohio, is on
a short business trip here.
One of the hands of the furniture fac
tory got his hand smashed, and it had to
be amputated.
There passed through here on the Day.
ton & Michigan Railroad twenty-five car
loads of passengers en- route for Utah.
All come from Lake Erie,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-24
( READ THE TESTIMONIALS. )

v,s induced d . on Wy s,yse fec
et'1soL,sn, rap and the :, ense Suse
oAssts .,a,s been simply ys,s wUnIs H.
M, nave Where no hal, me- =
Ssen ,s,' seen for yea',t' ,t'hie1
y O.,u ow appears .aDses : u
g srsrs~ srow,ns nj now net. nearly ~,
I.d;Si, Is stHys' as hair d"ss nss III II
tive II y s't, testimonial ..t., y Il
asoss 40 oose, and may rs's' n
on'S,tll @s for is truth" Fl
ALFRED rHl..,,, rHILLl,,r,
Druggist, % g My wife hl Fl
S;ai' ,,;ss sssi sosAsiDpOllSls,,, NM III
she nS, nSsr Tn The top Of na,1
half orsi su inch long. vhs, s,as,
sssa ssr head a. ha, BEEN E, entire
ssld BAL for years F..
pose@'A,, ,,.lsI lS.'' v
March w. is.s, is..ss.s,oH
sissy the '. psr'aaSassi !, 10 US
cci.ssiBolisa q : iI5SIna on .s,,h m. nsai sas
rsN ,ast September, b,a,s ,wa,sn YEARS ars
nssn ,sss bald for ,wsn'' ,,.s. . 'l MIC.
and md nov ! nav, ~ m, head
growth o. .,.ss everybody
inst has ossei,tMs osti@Ms, MD.
A., eusrA'us r; .laans' aans'
me NE. ostss opera Iroaps' ..aaps'
Of .iS.. me a"Assf six Tsens sss,
writes : ,m convinced ina ans
use, use, , ,c,lrsol's.. ...nns.rfui nss rri
I tproduc,"ss 81, : Where where I
gI1r'n "oes 'or ss~''"
Your cl.bollss. ,1.,s ,s'tui1 sSins
-, ,In. ,,sit .t.er eTfes : essusidei
i the ".. best in,@S i,nn,s@sSsdsa..
os.nl,', s. hi''''s'' h''''
, 1880-04-10

ni!cs ewny, whose eyes were Ifo to hi'1', might
nt thnt .n,''icrt i'r Rnziug 9t thnt .ntN,', nui
so. SfS S& & Il t Ff Init ' rso w w,s w''t t,"',s %Srs
E.',:li Retired tn tho rrtesae. Or TINT sAtrtlary
when lilo erit ii t,o Hornet ani tho SCH ',.d and
t',H S.!E,. atr wSro 70 70, ''ttnrly s'Mlicss',
ki.. u ttior* sitting ., TIC deck elnnr, nrlo.
s s Sof. &. Fns ,s ns ,'. rst sH f a. 1i""s awss
lion Of pleasure cscnpctl aof,,n Of tim imnt"rs
i,,,t 81 hsfnro tilo lint W1s ,In'Sht !nry hns!d
song, hut nnvnr innt1 It tpHn.cl Il, tsue K, W.T.
.sney ~ thr!ltingly NJ then. 1ia,l II lu,n Kl,ua
by even IN ordinary nerfritcr thy e!tc.'t woal
ms It wnr, Will, fersor nlM fnullil9 10 tot NJ.
m!cMhcr to l,nyn knnwn rxuella', I, v,,!tH, nil
''': HW.lt II" .. '' IT e's' e"s he'tt htts'e
ttnthn,tal ,ielr l.'n. Ths sturdy rcn'aan stsli,d
%t a' sse H i,sntlo ill., ny %' @ @I,t,sa ] i'is is,
ry wf w VIZ, ho y y y,ss WIZ, sls i'!rx y %or wonr
llow .',avlc"l ii n,'tsic Hs'sut} Mi lMirI1 il
tsy r'ss + s7& ,s T' 1 uwss* ss s;'fn'nc H sssnn .n
Thu whole mnn IL elevated, nrtl h. ,sncf.s In
.lm,glt tn c',.,,,n,.t viii, higher Hnd hner IT,.
lhu rss ssn,'xa cl,M,ir,tiy IHrstfortli with: -
Thern,s III, p'nco Ike hume.
9tnp St w%s sy ysh's t T. f. III s}' ~, +
wllrn l,f' rnlcl'ntn,l .hon. his pA!,sc WIS pro:
lnnxrl. n,ld dyrr slx', eaealed blu. ,,When he
t,:.tlo,l, hut hta incrca*ti: Ills fncu wis elsHHt.
lynvrrsett. 1tMl the tnys &C tl1s moon, ls iiley
down h!s r.,g9Gl cheek, t{.,ye additional effect
to tho nxplssa!t,tl, evidently ut palt,. which hd
, 1880-04-10

The London Nelss 4Eycs m entertaining 40.
co't!lt OF tho sccneal. tl,? dissolution. or rather
lllt.. Md,at 1T tho n.ulnlUrs hn,l I,rcAdy gonU,
I" tho country t !ook attor thoir tnterests nntl
tho last nsoinx % ,lo tic iinni business @ 6r to
s.ksitn. At tho tt,nu nrpointul fur tho el.siug
gosson anly twe,lsy;sIxt.t mclnbers arpenlr'lt
tho Sneaker cuu!l nut tnku tho chair, but aNt ut
slg s,f,'o e. e thS i,uIaty s!%akor IL tlu llo!,si
% @ ofss @ th9 ssece nf r. Ms ps3n thSr a
INT. Thu curG1mnEy nr lIrIrsKttl0sl IL perfartc.l
y @ aHsot,laMco VII. very a.!elent fariIs "!ilacE
tho nlruaraleo q '..1sluek NJ" II the luIly ut
tbs CiulInnns, tho ontur door ls clt,scd a!Al
1l!ns4, al.d to uuu!Ml tho representative Ut Mti'
other hra,!cl. of ttS Government to sock aL.nIs.
lisls,l. bit ilo'! hsa.r4 tin tt.rro k,itWis 1an
tho tar tho authorities ot thp Huusu u,l,isc.! tho
nntFtnro u le uhlMrtci. n,l4 t!oil. knays ~.
fA.!eud With tto custn1nAry, obetsatlccs TO the
, A. the Iast R,r.arosatlon, 1itaot Rcd departed
from tt!e .saMt iorllu, "ussiHnx tl!0 GnaI,
'o ',s sa III ciaxS Ss is ~ M *
.9 tho tine @ by sir tleorgs nowyer: ~ RruE'lsh
ford NMlity. n ireland. atld u prvtest was ";
turoi! n4st tl,1 ggrt,sEtn. tilaN. to Rights at,d
S!'ss M s tar ,v},a 1hsly x so, @ ,r
vrfsla!'. ar u1''rxe i!awyer had % tskan i sv..t
tltUr his tltntl s.litus 10 tic tlo,lsv Ut Co.tl-
nlttllz. Thu rt}xlrtnr fur tho N1tpa yiyH that b0
pttHattet with thu formula Until l,e reached 10
word tsF which nll weru MItchiiiy, ihvli hI.
lmuMs aud. drawing h',lsutf toxethcF Tor tttn.l
elfnrl, uttered tho Worl . liEstHEla. bit Gun.
trlvc4 IN thFuw lhtn It rAth0t 1f tho il4svt
nthor. form, which ho wus furssl u nbull.l,,u:
Thu Llaitxs nttenlpl u Is d9siruM,"' tho No}al
formula WIS raa,l by tho Lori Chancellor. and
Fnr!l!ttaont N4y dismissed. Thu yAina evenings
Gttlp!atpnt " thu Lnn1on fit,1<ttc uIUouneed ihs
plvrt1Q4x. "
, 1880-04-10
"NOME, SWEET HOME"
Evening nllGxlc ut kcl,

Evening HlMkic Nt ECits
424f Hon. [. u. HrtIe ~ fAn laftrint.
Fffty yeprn uEo I 'w,la u Mldshipnlan In tho
unItorl Status navy; 1.ll have iiu1norlos Ut tho
Burvco, otto Ut which will retato.
sAalel frufn fOw Yurk un tho 18th OF Fchrl-
my, lAsl, Oh tho sluup.of Wur lItrtlet, beuutt-
iu ehIp. which s,lasht Aatu served ~ tho oslyl.
nal Nt tho low, r,ktsh ernft slcscrIbcd Us CuUprr
In "Tho flratv.f | was detached iron, hor t,fi
tho 18th Ut July ut ttlut ycalv, Alll sExty.rght
.!nys nfterwanl sho went duwn In tho O,ilf ot
huxu0. with nll OH lNAlr.l, uni III, vestHu Ut her
WIZ over atturwanl Boon l'y ltartal eyrs,
un QUO or tue tul!cisnls AFTERNOONS Ut Fellr,la-
rs peculiar u trol,!cal cliIura, " tic sun wus
lle!rlng tho western hnrzun tho Hornet luy bo-,
caincd OH tho south sI.lu or Cnb.. Tho sc.l WIZ
NJIcononly smooth, inlrariny hartl!y sufficient
lnotlon tu tho ship to disturb tho sulls III they
li.1lg lA'se asnln4t tho ll'tssa. htd mot hotoru
~ fully rulllzu tho srrur-Iko sllous of tho ,,n-
rtppO1 ltsa. !,f tho Atai lt INV II Gntau ho,,,U
IL io rcasr Il thS vsty Si.s ssp e pts aot
R441 u, IL without bpnE rolbluLus by contrast,
y tue ,sRp.st ~ nt a swS Scx Y ~ a
ato,!. IT, ,4ulo: with ltsaw1ul powoF' Tho sun
t y st i Ssi ssEtat ss. s%s Il ss x Sssh'
Ela; !. a,'4 thS sk{ tr Hy, s!.x II 4 ~ ,i! f
i iuw d thu oltictrs wcrS ii. tho tpreeasslo,
iKayu1sniill.y thoy is.s..M fr,Is taps II topic,
,Wrx ;'r ,xxS IS ~ f S t1 r. ~ slss of ~
Wrru t"'ie'sa S,.iisSly xlosios d ie lIo IT,
parting my wero rxtllix.lshcti by tho uall II
9 .eny % ,ia xlt ~ st III s as W.. saesoa s'.s T.
t!on. tgo npla,sit Aa,rl1o'l.. ty u ssr.a.n VI
sIScss ssSf :, H. 1 Ss,. t@. s ts t J. 'nSsR t i
II a!!. Father. thuusat tc..Ierly vi far-l!414nt
@iaN''!cs; @ brothoEs rvs:assA LIVED histass; s,als
, 1880-04-10
FEATS OF STRENGTH.
Killing an tx will. II 1sinsv-Squocz1nk
stone to Notwithstanding u Hugo
Iron 3snr-CtenrTn:. Mn Enemy 10 lilo
Wnlst-SllnpptnE kA0rstshocs, Etc.

Killing nn tx wits II 1sinYv-Sa,1ccxIuk
StOf,T fu Observation-Disclosures :, itu,yn
,.,., ,,.,x.rt,. ..t,... 80 w. s' 80.
.son s'nl-e'eN'n. "th l."e'"t 10 3ilo
WAlHa-SllNpptnE khOrHtBAOCst Etc.
Nrr lpss sYur.
AMONG tho Urrnk3 i.,e 4.le,essfi,l nt,lcto ,yn,
t,,,,yp,,l ,vIt,, In,,,-i. mn, t,,,,inj ,I,,v r.h
'',,. , "'s .''.. .n' ~. ,s..''.'. .'o". WI"
wealth. nha hahnts' "heit f'He'le'''s, III Tho
ty-uea0hd SfIlrlllti, triumphant III Enties,
t.ntursl Agr9en,t,rb, his untivc hume, lIu wis
pttn1l lv ~, ,,,,, ,,r ~, lnr,,t. I,,,, ,,r,,
~. ,",'' ,,,;,. ~, ] ~, sI,,',', ~ e"u" ,. a'u"u
Iacc, c',corlug md waving burners. Milo six
iytbiam @ saus. @ ilo In s,ia to Ive r.,n . ,"I'o @
...'.'" ~ .t " ,..,' ,',..,' W. H'1
Win +.5Mtf-olh oS upoh hia aahuldefs' atlt
ntter"nnl kilttsi tho nnhal With bluw Ut
Ills list, u,l ,Ite tho eutIry carcass in ono
DIV, g., t,ru,t ,vns i,ls nnsm,Jur rnwor Tint liz
....,, s,s,.,...s.. 49, H., - ."s, ~ ~ -,
woula sometimes bl'li cof'' fon'Ld Ills he1u and
brrhk 1t ly to swelling and presst1ru Of tho
veins. All ordinary meal fur Milo was twenty
t1,i,Ids OF meat, lA much Lrgnh, nl,l fifteen
itnts u wlne. rplytla'nus, of Tlcssalil, wtls VI
sad no!e md wittuttt weapons killed iii cnor.
l,Dl.s nl.! outraged llov. Uue day 1T IL NO re.
cUnlctly he yrlztd hull by tue Uf It's hfnl feet
,ln tho Innni cscnhat tsn,y by lctvlny the llout
In tho grlsp Ut the tl1ictc. THO 1tDtaEn EMl,ur-
Dr Mnxiuiillla WIS upward III eight feet ln
hight, AE. like Milo, OF CtUtoltn, could gul1eczs