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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

TO MEASURE LAND.-A well-inform-
ed farmer writes that the most simple
way to measure land Is to take two sia'
about six feet long, sharpen one end of
each, Law them upon floor like pair
OF open compasses. so that the points
shall be exactly five feet six inces apart:
now nail the other two ends together
ana piece across the middle, so that it
will look like the letter a, ana the
measure is finished. To measure land.
place one point at the starting-place,
and the other also ON the ground i'm a
straight line for destination; stand
along side the machine with one
hand on top OF it; take one step for
ward, tip up the point that is behind,
swing it around (from y9u) on the
other point and set IL i'm the line also.
person in this manner can measure
correctly rs fast IA ne can walk. Three
spaces make a rOd-walk straight with
out stopping, count the spaces, divide
these by three and you have the rods.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

Science shows that an that is neccssa-
~ 20 the human body can be supplied
by the vegetable kingdom solely. and
in fact that the worlds population is
actually mainly supported by vegetable
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14
Railways SSrSaD9rillial ReSOITeDt.

Chronic skin Diseases. Carries OF the Bone
Humors In the Blood. Scrofulous Disc ses Bad
or unnai ural Habit or Body syphilis and Vene-
real, Eever Sores. Chronic or old Ulcers Sait
hneum, hckets, White swelling Seal He
Uterine Affections, Cankers, Gia lf ular swell
ings, Nodes, wasting and Decay OF the Body
Elmples ana Blotches Tumors Dy~pep.ia Kid
hel ald Bladder Diseases, Chronic Rh urnatism
ana Gout. Consumption, Gravel and Calculous
Deposits, and varieties or he abov, complainTs
70 which sometimes are given specious nsmes
We assert that there IS no known remedy that
possesses the curative power over these dis
eases tn RADwAY's REsoLvKST. furnishes IL
cures, step by step surely. from the founda-
uon, ana restores the injured parts 10 their
SOUND condition The wRsteS OF the body
are stopped aud healthy blood IL su D.
pied TO the sysfem, from which new ma
trla i formed. Tuis Is the nsst CO receive
power OF RADwAYs REsoLvEHT Ia cases where
ne ystem has been salivated aud Mercury,
quicksilver, Corrosive SuDliInate have accumu-
lated and become deposit ed ia the bones Ioints
etc. causing carries or the bones ricke s. spinal
;urVature5, contOrtiOns. white swelingS vaTi-
lose veins. etc, the ARILLIkS VIII resolve
sway those deposits an eXtermlnate the virus
t the disease from the system.
IL those who are taking these medicines for
the cure OF Chronic ScrJfulous or syphilitic dis
eases, however slow may b the cure ''Ieel bet
GER, ana md their general health improving
lbelr mesh and weight increasing, or even keep
ing its own Is sure sign that the cure Is pro-
crossing. lln these diseases the patient either
gets better or wOrSe-the virus or the disease
y not inactive; if not arrested and driven from
Che blood IL will spread and continue 70 under-
nine the constitution. AS soon as the SARsL-
nour you Will grow better and increase in health,
strength and 0eSh
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

Good weather proof mortar Is thus
made Three bushels Of clean sand
mingled with half bushel good lime
ana half n bushel cement. This mix
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14
OVARIAN TuMORS.

The removal OF these tumors by RADwAYB
RSsoLvBHT is now so certainly established that
"hat was once co hsidered almo Z miraculous 8
low common recognized I icJ bv all parties
Wltne the cases OF Hannah p. Knapp Mrs O.
arapf, Mrs. j. H. Jolly ana Mrs. =. D. Hendrix
puoiishe In our Aim lnac for 1879; also that OF
MIS-; G. {. Bboins: IN the present edition OF our
False and True"
One Dollar pep RotfIe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14
THE HOUSEHOLD.

The RIGHT WAY TO BRUSH VELVET.
The art of removing lint, dust and
light matter adhering TO velvet con-
sists In the proper mode OF managing
the brush. Take "A hat brush-not too
soft, but having the bristles elastic,
and returning at once TO their original
state alter being passed asIde-hold
hrmly under the palm of the hand i'm
the direction of the arm, aud with the
bristles downward, aud pressing them
hrst into the substance OF the velvet,
then twist round the arm, hand and
brush all together, "a on an axis, with
out moving them forward or backward.
The foreign matters will thus be drawn
up and flirted ont of the flock without
injury To the substance of the velvet;
and the brush must be lifted up ana
placed in similar manner over every
part required To be brushed. BY this
means velvet will be improved instead
OF deteriorated, and will last for years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

Instantaneous Brlckbats.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

The best thing out is bad cigar.
MES Of neutrality-suspicious..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

The sleep that knows no waking is
not the style In Ireland.
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Railways Regulating Pills.

! . AhiO'
Perfect PuFgat.Ves Scouting Ao0rf.
onts, Act without Pain, Always Relic
ole and Natural I'm their operation.
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMRI.
Perfectly tasteIess, elegantly coated with
and strengthen.
RADwAYs PILLS, for the cure OF ALI disorder.
h the Omach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys Is ad.
ltr Nervous ID seascs, lIeada he Consfipatlon
OsJiyepess, Indigestion Dyspepsia BIiuu4
r5s. Fever, Inflammation OF the bowels Piles
ma III arrangements OF the Interna Wis era
warranted 70 effect perfect cure Purely veg.
sterlOus drugs W.
~ observe the following symptoms resuItS
ne from Diseases OF the Digestive organs. Con.
SUP iti0n. Inward Phi 3, Fullness OF the BLOOD
n Jhe Head Acidity OF the stomach Nausea
heartburn, Disgust or Food, Fullness or wight
IN inc stomach. sour kTucta ions Sinking or
siuJteting az the Heart, Choking or suffering
5,nsaJons When IN lying posture Dlmness Of
VlsioD, DOTS OF Webs before the 81 ut Fever
ind Duh Pain In the Head. Deficiency of per-
pTal0nt Yellowness OF the Skin and Eyes Pain
Ihe side, Chest, Limos aud Sudden Flushes
d neat burning IN the Flesh.
"A IeW doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS Will free the
SbJem rom OIL the above-nanet disorders
Price, 20 Cents per Box
SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
Read "FALsE AND TRUE
Send letter stamp 10 RAILWAY a Co.
No. 81 WARREN, cor CHURCH 81. New York
Information worth thousands win be sent you
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AGENTS WANTED s s.,l ate and. and only +
IRANT ARQUND g W0R[,l

II desc BIOS Roy i Palaces, Rare Curosities Wealth
and Wonders Of the indies Chini, Japan, etc A
million reope want it, This Is the best cha CO Of
your lie to make money. Beware Of catch penny"
limitations. Price only $500. send for cifoui,rs
aud terms u AGENTS Address
NATIONAL PUBLt-HiS0 Co. , PhiladeIphia
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured Tor Fifty Cents. There
Is not remedial agent In the world that win
cure Fever and Ague, and oil other MaIariou1,
Bilious. scarlet Typhoid, yellow and other
towers (aided by RAILWAYS PILLs) 80 quick as
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
IL VIII In a eW moments, when taken accord
ing ing 10 directions, cure Cramps, Splsms, Sour
stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache DiarrhCel
Dysentery, Collie, Wind In the Bowels and ali
Internal Pains.
travellers should always carry bottle OF RAD
WAY 8 READY RBLfEP with them. A few drops
In wafer viii prevent sickness or pains from
cnahge OF water. IL Is better than French
brandy or bitters as a stlmulant.
Miners nnd Lumbermen should always
be provided with 1t
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A GRATEFUL RECOGNITION.

TO cure CHRONIC or Loso srASDrso DISEASE
- truly victory In The healing art: that r. ason.
ing power that clearly disOerns DEFECT aud sup
plrs remedy; that restores step by stsp-by
ueRrees-the body which has been slowly AZ
lacked am weakened by N ins dious diSea Sc,
not only commands our respect but deserves
our graii' ude. DIR. Railway has furnished man
klnd win that wonderful remedy, Radway's
sarsaparfHtsn ResoIyent which accom-
pn,shes thls result, and suffering humanity,
VINO uraR out an existence 81 pa u and disease
through long days and long mig hts owe HIN
their gratltu re. "-NsatcJI Meas rlysr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

Pure blood makes sound flesh, strong bone ana
ear sk1n HyOu would have your 1esh arm,
yonr bones sound, without carries. and your co
pleNion fair, use Radw sarsap arfIitan
ResoIvenf
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READY Relief!

IN from one 10 twenty minutes never fails to
relieve PAIN with me thorough apple tion
NO matter how violent or excruciatn ny the ain
ne XII EUM ATTIC, Bed-riddeu, Inirm. Crippled
Nervous Neuralgia, or p osrr ted with disease
may suner, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will
inord instant ease.
Inflammation OF tho Kidneys, Infiamma-
ton OF the Bladder, Intiam nation of the
bowels, Congestion of the Lungs, Sore
Ihroat, Dimcult breathing, PaIpiIation OF
the Heart, Mysteries, Group, DiphtherIa
Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, T1otbache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold ChiIIs
Ague Chills, ChiIblaius, Frost Bites.
BRUISES. summer Complaints, Coughs
Cold, sprains. Pains In the Chest, Back or
Limbo, are InstantIY reIiaXed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14
One Dollar per BOTTLE.
MINUTE EpY.

Only requires minutes, not hours 70 relic
pain and cure acute disease.
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FALSE AND TRUE.

We extract from DIT. Railways Treatise G
disease and Its Cure" "a follows:
List OF diseases Cured by -
, 1880-07-21

Fon real blood-ouriling suggestions thcrd
IS M person 1lke II mill -nnnnerctl Clergyman In
a w]ltto oht!ser and d chuplnIn's oont. Quo Of
tho profession ha8 written tf tho AlIeRan tsiIcb)
JoHrnal lottcr OH "Thg Hancock hanging pf
Mrs. 6urrntt," Into which he throws, merely u
nj episode. this valuable .remin1saeneo:
Iwua IN NUrth Cnrolln,l, nj tho former home
nfI'fcaEtght jnlnsnll, soun after tho usslsIra.
ton Or l.ineb!n. alld i lAtly residing In laletgh
told ma tint frnhi whut shn know nf JUhnson
sh0 hid nu t1ollbt h0 WAS concerned in the mAs'
sAero 1T I!.eultl, III she WaE Burb ho wat1Id not
N!lt'W tho lilo OF ono inhn long to stand between
him md tho Presidency.
This would not DO evidence In court OF law,
TITO faut tsmt tho Indy Ind tho doubt" und ttd
rcnson ahu "had no doabt would pnss In u t1il
for witebcrhft; but tho projudtcca OF u modcra
aKo rulc "tho lady" Gut. Tho evidence Ia, how.
ovur, sufficient for tho o10rlcal writer, and hs
proceeds tn rennrk,
A cottarLrntor himself, johnson became the
plAnt t.A,l OF tho bnAU cotisprntors who spAght
tho overthrow Ut tho Government in order to
estlhllsa dcspottbm In tho lntd, and hAAtenc tho
taellth OF ut thliucent Wntnan who hhppCnctl to
khnW tnDrU than WIS sAf8 for tho uesnnt WhU,
through assassination, had n8c0nl]utl to tho scat
mndo glorious By Washington and Lincoln.
There nlwnys WIS great mystery about that
slrnltt cAsc, and 1t 1n,,st 10 sattsfnoton to
tP!s cu1nont Clergyman that ha has oleuro1 II W
SO completely.
, 1880-07-21

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~ u. n,s'ous s..o p,,nessa s =. yl's ,,'s' ''
W. ",'".'s oas.es"."k ., NY ~, '""S . W oose'' ~
,.., " .'.o N, w. ."' e'1 ~, ''"a ~
.'es "a,"k .np .s.o9'' ~. n'%. ,''S' @ w."
49, a'". '.so.oos" nv teuo1 uof''
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49," 49," .e.",'. pu"o' no .'.os"se" Nv ~
"s'ot" ,,',', W '"''.s" T''s 1,o p'"s, % "a.
.'uu. ~ Ao"'n' ",''e .'''.'
,, ~ tns t IT," % su "i's. ny. ;.a uS.',
~, . ~ w ."' ~ 1.". '''. "een 'o' "''''0
y. Ao 's'.' ~ "e'" ~ So's'es0'
HAVING 'ssucd this oraof.--hasing pao-
hshcd t,is stump speech " III Now orlealfs.
anu efatiaet tle ehtlfe leoe' ponutat'oh or
t''nt a'stflet; nay'hg efnshcu ONT tho
Negroes aehica uloln rcgtstfatioh NJ soters'
anu tto fieht 10 net 's l'irofs' having
n'aae I'll! inc capital ho coNia out OF the
, 1880-07-21

IT was reported yesterday ttnt room hnd
beon olhrtoreA to tako about a0.0O0 bushels Of
wheut from thls otty to Milwaukee by wnter, and
10000 busho. moro By r1.l to interior prints In
tho Northwest. Tho whvat Ia wnliscd by tnil1cra
"a thr buck IN tho country As Minneapolis, and
it Is r,ansorcd that tloro IL tiomand from tnnny
interior points. Tho kinl Ut wheat wht,toL Ia
that known as "har1l" or "bfsnncsota" Bpring.
Tho ot.rront statement shows that ChicHgo hrs
now In btorG a4, no bushels Of thus variety, and
nil nf IL is wlntel; possibly more It ia not yot
known whether tho mills will loollU to take wtlHt
iB known III "soft" spring, or lto ldlo pArt
Of tho tiule before the new whoat Gun 10 used.
Tho rGasun far this anomalous condition Of
things lies In tho faot that tho country has boon
thoroughly drained OF Its ptd wheat, pFobnbly
more closely thnn over before. Tho Uxtstonco
Of big premium o,1 sapot" wheat In this mar-
kot all through tho month Of Mny lust drow out
Of farmcrs' hands all thAt thoy could got to
lnarkgt; md ie now appears thnt this NUS htolt
all they had left. At lvast tho nllllers havo snuo
then used up nil tho residue, and tho ,ntllz ata
now 1d!o for whnt Of wheat. Thoto Ii plenty Of
wheat atl around them. but It is not yot rpu and
after 1t AaA ripeEbd aQd boon harvested IT will
attll require to bo dried buforo tho ,nlllars
can use It. Tho new whoat will not rpally DO
available tor grinding TIL towards tho middle at
September. Thgr1 Mrp yct about fifty days dlir-
Iug which tho mills Of Minneapolis, Madison,
Milwaukee, Janesvi!le, kcnQshn. and numerous
other points will want old wheat, which they
haso not got, nor ls 1t 10 be found at tho points
whenue they usually draw tholr supplies. 1t
now looks ~ II all tho spring whoat IN sturo horo
vii! be wanted during that tiue, leaving tho OK
port business to 10 mot by thu ourront seoelpta
ut new winter whoAt. a gentleman ID tho trade
yesterday mid that ho had Just received an af1cr
fr'm ono miller aloao to tako !, 600 hushels duly
up to Bept. 10 next.
, 1880-07-21

THE Coloretl Convention held at Spring
Resolutions picdglnr tho coloreti cItizona to the
support Of tho Republican party, lts principles
and candidates. and fspudlattng all sympathy
with tho Democratlo party, wore unanimously
ndoptod. Gov. Cu1lom and Hccretnry Harlow
addrcasctl tho Convention In tho evening.
, 1880-07-21

THE Republican Congressional Convention
of tho Twelfth District Of this state mot Mt
Springfield yesterday and nominated tho Hon.
lame l.. Morrison, Of Jacksonville. for Congress-
Mr. Morrison will n,nko It very interesting for
" nil" Springer, tho Democratic candidate.
, 1880-07-21

THE Fourteenth (Itllnols) Congressional
District has finally agreed upon !ts candidates.
Tho Republicans. for tho nth tEn,o, present
tholr faithful attd popular Representative,
losoph q. Cannon, and the Opposition proposea
to support oufrlos' II. Scott, Of Champaign. Af.
scntt IL acscendcd from IN old Kentucky WhIe
family. Is a reputable oitixon, banker for
ntltnber Ut years, aud now The President Ut Tho
State DtA.Fsi Of Agriculture. 1Io wua nominated
ut Toloho ten days axo by tho Grpoubapkera, to
whom ho gaye pledge tor ho WAS ut the Con.
vonuos) that II nominated ho would neither
withdraw nor bd drtyon from tho tRnrass.
Since tttt tin'o tho leading bourbon Deua'
uorats Of tho diAtttct haso been In consultation
and hnyo decided 10 make no nomination, but
support Str. Scott. Tha linca being thus dr.wp,
Congressman Cannon procoata at pnce 10
orxanizo hla dlatEtut7 but, baylng full 700
anntoFIty ut bis bauk, he " In TO danger. ?es
ha will bring out, ~ be always has dono, Ito
full Republican yotG.
, 1880-07-21
POLITICAL EDUCATION.

Every Intelligent effort to disseminate po-
lttfcal Information Is worthy OF encourage.
incNt. It Is only within late years tint my
attention has been given to politics rs Il
science In this country. The wor1 IS ordl-
narlly associated with partylsn,, and 1t IL q
subject which, M n rule, either e1lgEosscs tho
tlno and thoughts OF citizen or Is avoided
altogether as thing which tho professional
politicians will take care of II, tho interest Of
the sevornl parties. During recent years,
however, many popular books and some text
books hayo been printed with tho purpose Of
exciting Interest and distributing Information
among young men in regard to government
theories a.d public policy, In the limo Of
t!tis work n humber OF: gentlemen have Or
ganlzctl q "Soc1pty for Political EducatIon,"
which has comtleltlablo mission and prorn-
fses to p!ncced upon practical basis. The
leaders In tlIls movement aro Messrs, David
Il. Wells, w. g. Sumner, Chnrles Francis
Aslams, Jr., Il. X. Dowker, II. Il, Scudtler,
Jr., Il. L. Dugdalc, G. II. Putnam, L. NJ.
Shepnrtl, alsd Franklin MacVcagh. Soma Of
tllesu gentlemen are Democrats alld the others
Republican, but all Of them have agreed
Upon TIM following gctiGrnl principles NJ f1l
sonlo instances essential, aud other cases Dc
slrable, for good government:
THO Nation. partlcs, public mon, must keep
good fnth.
The right Of each citizen to hts free voice and
Olfcoholdurs must not con.ro! tho sunraeo.
The nf'leo should sook tho n'au, aud not tho
PUBLIC aorvico. In business pssItiotia ahould
depend s.lcly on illness md gool bnhnvinr.
Tho crimes Of hFltWEy and corruption must bo
iouil issttus shntlld bo ,u,1opetdout Of party.
, 1880-07-21

THE Frcncl. Minister Ut Justice, follow
ing ths cxnmplo Of President Hayes, has issued
sort Of Executive Or1ar No. l, forb1tllng Gov
ernmunt o!leIats FROM Interfering In tho do
pnrtluentll aId municipal elections.
, 1880-07-21

ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a call
cis Of tho Frnuch nobility Of NIL partIos to con-
slider tho separation of Church md State. Tho
present condition Of affairs IA GENERALLY constd-
cred ns unsatisfactory, Iniu1cal to tho stability
Of tho Government OF tho country, aud proyoca-
tlyc OF fotttls. iutrig1,es, and consplturics.
, 1880-07-21

THE l,igh.toned "honor" Of Col. Cgsl, md
his aon In South Carolina suggests to tho Nav
York lfour tho publication Of tho following an-
ccdotcs, pertaining to tho general snbjcot:
4 worthy enuthernrr was apeakiug Of tho ds-
tross through which his Htnte had passetl. "We
lost oyerythtnk lt tho wnrl! but honor" he sst.
"Why. Hlr. tharB Mnh Col. cArtor. Of CartcrsvIle,
% ligh.&a,ed q Eenttofunn a. yuu ever saw.
He'd !9ss averything 10 tho world but bis honor.
torsyllle, md ono day tue Casonoi wautod 10
sonsl !otter to hts factos IN Now Orleans. und.
y ile'l lost ov0FythinK but honor, be asked ths
The follow wouldn't do j., and nf course ,hc
Colo1et t!row hls piEtnl Mild shot hiiu dead. An!
tI you k1luw, SlF, It tuok All tho oxottions Of
Judge lnwlp ind some Ut our most influential
r!t!xoliA t9 pravelit TINT thing from coming to
This Is not unlike tho narrative OF tho two
KentHoktAns Mt q Chicago hotel, Ono Of thoat!
which the olvrk had ]Mst presented to him, wbeta
tho nth9rtook blu, By tho arm AM! said. C1Ioneh
tictor fnrN0t that y0n nru kcutucktant ki4
tho ulork, hut pAy tho BILL"
, 1880-07-21

Mn. Jo11H II. KSoEiEL, of brooklyn, ni,,l
Mt one time Assistant Corporation Counsel of
that city, hns taken up hts residence IN Now
Mexico. brooklyn became too hot for him. It
Is alleged that he Inns failed to AccUunt 10 his
clients for various Sims, amounting in ali to
&tff1 nm.
, 1880-07-21

ats loso nnothor sont In tho House of Commons
b,lt gnin nru IN tho Lords. Lord Rasnsny, Lib
crnl member for Liverpool. who wna elected 10
the minority candidate Mt tho general election,
and who wilt undoubtedly DO succeeded by q
Tory, becomes tho now Earl Of Dalhousc. Ills
father VIVA TorY.
, 1880-07-21

TIE CHICAGO TR1uuSE hns established branch
occa for The receipt Ut subscriptions nHd AdTefiso"
n,en(e a. folI0ws:
NEW YoNK-isoom . Tribune building. TT. Nc
FAnuEN, Manager.
GLASGOW, Heos1and-htInn's American EowB
Agency. 3i nenaod.at -'"'
LONDON, Ena.-Amor1can Exchange. ~ Strand.
HENRY +. GlL1in. Agent =:
WASHINGTON. II. C.-1jl9 F strCet
, 1880-07-21

Mn. DopsoN, the English Cabinet Minister
who WINS un6catcl for bribery md corrupt pruo-
tIccs In connection With Ills election to ParlIR-
mont, will rctan h!a placo 1t, tho Cublnot not
XltlstnuIiu1.
, 1880-07-21

TILE REv. THOMAS FAR1sEI1, q 1loman
Catholic priest Ut Euw York. who, In conJuuc-
tion with tho lato Archbishop Hughes, did cfeot-
tyo service Mt the outbreak Nf thu Wnr In behaff
Of tho unioI1, died ycstrrr.nY.
, 1880-07-21

touST I.ou1s FRANCOIS DE PouRrA1.ER,
who cAsno to Atlor!ca Ia ootnpauy wiki tho lato
Prof. Axhsslx, Whus0 fFLcn4 and pupil he was,
died yustorday vt ueyerly, BLUSH Tho Count
suutx&loa AHasa'z a. keeper OF the Museum OF
Comparative zO1l,By ut beverly.
, 1880-07-21

LoRD LtsTowEI., an Irish landlord, who
performs tho bucEous duties Of Lord ln. Waiting
TO Queen Victoria. thro4tens to csstgu In oopse-
Q.'r''ce of the determination Of thu Nhafals 10
perteyefu NTH tho Irish Compulsa tiop- for
Estel0n btu. alr, uladstoue Will doubtless dud
, 1880-07-21

some pcrson to tnko Llstuwol's paoe, and tho
Government Of England viii probably bo ad-
tninIsterett Without tho Md Of tho Kerry noblo-
lnnn'a eaEo ntiytcc.
, 1880-07-21

. cspeofa,ly 'fayoraole = for tunnel @ con.'ruc,o,
never 'css than twenty fcrt Of IL s,yerhcnl nss as
Rraslo IT tho tunnel, bc4inMnR ut the M, ~ 10
hc5 anft Will lo two feet to tho t0 fr2 ,, ~. ss'
gradually falling tn six lnohcs and cortInulast
this figure for 1,N>0 fcot. Tho rock /, thns
co,,ntcred and, for thd Remaining dstonc.e W. :.
1.so fect. tho Rrno rises ais feet To The ~ ~
With the impetus gained Mt either ontf trsn ~ ::
cars would 10 cnrrlcd almost to tho ton IN ~ y
oppdslt a!tfo Of tho river ~
, 1880-07-21

ACCORDING to thu report 0t tile lluv, i, TT.
Wlnes, Secretary Of Tho Illinois st,.to Hour! Ut
Chnrtlea, tho oxpeIBQs for tho ten btnto iuBtltu-
tlons for tho thrce months ending Juna u Wcr0
tl74 o., aud tho averuge uu,ubcr Ut !niuates was
3M1
, 1880-07-21

A HEAVY rain fell il, the neighborhood Of
Carlisle. 1'a,, Monday night Mnny hotlscs wctp
flooded, the crpps wcaH much sia,nagcd, and
1nnny eAttIo were klnd by lightning.
, 1880-07-21

OMAHA is tn lluya wator-works. Tho CON-
mon Council Of thAt city somo tlnu ag0 granted
a Twenty-Five years franchise to wstcr- works
company. which has Just lot tho cnntraot for tho
construction Of tho works. They will cost $050-
, 1880-07-21

1iocnEForsr says TINT l,c will not become
n candItinto fur tho representation Ut tho Belle
viltc district IN opposition to Gnnbottn. 1ie
fears tho corruptinE influence OF tho Fronch
Chnrnbcr. Tho Rttor body rcctprocntcs ttoche-
forts feelings, for a. LIE law stands ho IL iuolt.
, 1880-07-21

UTAH has population Of til,ooo, bolng MI
increHsc Of e. Dor cont In ten yours. Or tho
population, IT, 00t nru snh TO bo Mormons.
, 1880-07-21

Gen. BounnAKr, ono Of the ablest officers
WIN fought OH tho Fronch sllo during the re-
cent Trat,co- prusstan war, has undertaken the
reorganization Ut tito Crock hrlny.
, 1880-07-21

COLLECTOR CANAuAY, Ut Wilmington, N,
c., bus boen nominated tor Congress- by the TO-
pubsIcaMs Of bis lstrlut, Mr. Russell, tho pres
eut Representative, WIZ elertod "a i tEepubcan-
Orrent,aGkcr, hut hnB netcu with tAo Democrats.
The ulktftGk fe clpAo,
, 1880-07-21

TIN: rllmor tlat tho, cxportation OF grain
from Russia will bo prohibited ia again revived.
and the hopes of tho American tarmor win
prubub1y reviyc too.
, 1880-07-21

FRoM returns nlrratly made, 1t is probable
:hat tho population Of Illinois will fully c4ual
that Of Ohio, which is stated by tho Dayton
Journal to, ,bo 1,100,000.
, 1880-07-21

BARONESS :HUNpErr- Courts will not
abandon single blossctncss this tine. Sho
authorizes IL contradiction Of tho statement, or
rutnor, thnt sl,o WIS to bo nih rricd soot,.