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FOR H FAIR SEX.
Fashion Notes.

The plaits of travelling dresses are al
most invariably illuminated with red
or yellow silk.
Clusters of drawn work in each cor
| ner are used to finish lace bordered kerr
chiefs for the neck.
Skirts in which the front and side
breadths look like fine plaits, laced with
| cord of a contrasting color, are too
hideous to be worn, but they have been
| made.
Little silk muslin ties finished with
| Breton lace, and sewed into pretty
| shapes, are preferred for everyday
summer wear to the scarfs that require
| elaborate tying.
Surah is substituted for satin in the
| n%laitinps and bands that are halt re-
vealed and half concealed by the other
trimmings around the lower edge Of q
dress skirt.
Large dots, little dots, polka dots,
Chinese dots, French dots, Japanese
dots. dots of every style and every size
for all sorts of suits and garments, is
the decree of fashion.
Little illusion turbans, with close
wreaths OF flowers and leaves twisted
about the brim, and a butterfly or beetle
caught in the meshes of the crown, are
worn by young ladies.
Square cuffs and long collars, like
bands of Irish point, are used to trim
the waist and sleeves of dark, rich
eowns, and sleeveless jackets to be worn
With silk underwaists are also made.
Fashionable stockings are in all the
shades of heliotrope cream, almond,
| old gold, blue, rose, and red, while the
insteps are embroidered in buttercups,
rosebuds, forget. me-nots, and polka
dots in contrasting colors.
The most elegant dressing and neglige
toilets are of white lawn trimmed with
Italian lace, and consist of a boudoil
dolman sack over 3 .%etticoat, both
garments trimmed W a italian lace anG
decorated with ri, Ion bows and loops
white. rose color. blue. or heliotrope.
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ron Washington.

The secretary OF atate has received a dis
patch from Mr.. Farman, consul-general at
Cairo, stating that the Egyptian obelisk and
pedestal had been placed on board the steamer
which will sail in a fortnight for New York.
A statement has been prepared by the COM
missioner OF internal revenue showing the re-
CENTS from all sources of internal revenue for
the first ten months of the current fiscal year.
as compared with a like period OF the previous
year. In almost every instance the figures
show a large increase. From spirits there was
an increase OF 81, 1888, 848; from tobacco,
ST. 1925, 967, and from fermented liquors,
ST., 6l2, 100. The aggregate receipts show an
increase in favor OF the present year OF
Sll, 600, All.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination
of ex-Postmaster- General Key as United
States Judge OF the eastern Tennessee district.
The President has made the following nomi-
nations: Mortimer NJ. Jackson, now consul
at Halifax, to bo consul general at that place;
Lucio Tewko>bury, Of California, to be United
States consul at San Salvador; Robert s.
Gardiner, of West Virginia, 10 be Indian
Inspector. ,
During May tho public debt was decreased
SIS, 1928, 033.S7. Cash in the tro1sury June l,
Ss2OG, 6l3, SIC. 81. Total debt loss cash in the
r.aSuTy Juno l, SlJooSI ooo,i 90
During May there were executed at the
various United States minis 547.339 gold
pieces double eagles, eagles and halt eagles)
worth S4,427, S45; 2,267, 900 silver dollard, and
$4,000 cents, worth 1874, 100.
The customs receipts Tor May were $l5,.
OF ,254, against $ll, l27,37S Tor the CORE
spending month OF last year, and from inter:
nal revenue. Sl3,O63, 776, against $l5,34l,s9l
for May, 1879.
The Senate in executive session has com.
flrmed the nomination OF Mr.. Maynard to be
acknowledgement.
The national census is being taken stimuli
taneously all over tho country. The last
census taken was in 1870, and it is supposed
that the present one will show a population
approaching 50, 000,t zoo souls. Full statistics
concerning commerce, agriculture, manuluo-
lures, ETC., are also to DO gathered.
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Lamentations.

Como is the snow, and tho cold ground is
warming;
Red is the maple and green is the willow;
Blackbirds are chattcring free;
Earth, air and wafer, wi,hncw lie are swarm
ing;
summer-tide surges in, blow on billow;
What is it bringing to me?
Lie Of my lite, in the cold ground they
laid her;
Black were TIC lilies and brown were the
beeches,
rwitterel tho lone chickadee;
There, many a weary day, winter had staid
hc:;
Summer, sweet summer, my sorrow be-
secches,
Bring back my daughter to me!
Nay, mock me not with your buds and your
greenory!
Sprealme no Towering carpet 10 walk upon!
Make INC no music, Ipray,
Desoiate heart make,h desolate scenery;
Only ore ,home deigneth sorrows to talk
upon;
Take all your plcaaance away!
Green is the grass on tho grave where she
lieth;
Sweet with the wind the birds carol &C.
cordetb,
Strong are the pulses OF spring;
Yet TO my pleading no kind voice ~replieth,
None in these blithe tribes my sorrow re-
gardetb,
From my heart plucketh the sting.
"Will not be comiorted?" Nay, Master
hear me!
Mothers in Bethlehem wept by the manger,
Whence in the night, Thou hadst fed!
Come back to me, I pray; stay ever near me!
Lest to my heavy heart hope be a stranger;
Faith find her grave with my dead.
Scri5ncr.
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The United States government having
expended much money to preserve
the Falls of St. Anthony at St. Paul,
Mimi, it is found that the custom
of turning logs over the falls is injuri-
Gus to the work, and the government
has ordered the practice to be stopped.
But St. Paul parties. owning two or
three million feet OF logs above the
falls, are determined to have them. and
have employed attorneys to ascertain
and enforce their legal rights in the
premises, and the situation is a de-
,cidedly interesting one,
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Vegetine put up in this form comes within
the reach OF all. By making the medicine
yourself you can, from a Soc. package con
tanning the banks, roots and herbs, make two
BOTTLES OF the liquid Vegetine. Thousand
will gladly avail themselves OF this oppor
tunity, who have the conveniences to make
the medicine. Bull directions in every pack
age. =,
Vegetine in powder form Is sold BY al
druggists and general stores. fyou oanno'
buy it OF them, enclose fifty cents in postag'
stamps for one package, or one dollar for twt
packag es, and I will send it BY return mail
n. r. Stevens, Boston. Mass.
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A Tea.Party.

At recent tca-party at New Rochelle,
N. Y, the ladies all wore old-fashioned
samplers for aprons upon each OF which
the legend "Polly put the kettle on
was rudely inscribed over q freely con.
ventionalized tea-kettle. The form OF
invitation was so clever that we repro
duce it. The lines were inclosed in the
of a teapot. They were rs fol
o We hope on Thursday
n next to see A few young su
e friends at seven to G
tea, and trust that e o
O you'll at once agree y
f our honor'd guestt' be n
Teacups and teapots C
rare have we which h
you're expected W
to praise with proper
ecstasy. The teacups
all belong to 'E.' ~
owns the t apots. So y'u
see q sort of joint affair twill
be. OfOolong, Hyson and Bo.
hea. teacups and teapots, -
and e Remember, then,
that you're to be on hand
ut 7 z. N. to tea, and
share our modest lit
tie spree, On Thurs.
day next. R.S.V.P.
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Baby Prizes, $500.

An eminent bankers wife of -, N.
Y, has induced the proprietors Of that
great medicine, Hop Bitters, to offer $500
in prizes to the youngest child that says
Hop Bitters plainly, in any language,
between May /. 1850, and July 4, 1881.
This is a liberal and interesting offer,
and everybody and his wife should send
two. cent stamp to the Hop Bitters Mfg
Co., Rochester, N. Y, U. S. A., for
circular, giving full particulars, and be-
gin at once to teach the children to sly
Hon Bitters and secure the prize.
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-Four Howllng Nicaragua Monkeys.

The Philadelphia Bulletin says:
Another recent arrival at the Geological
garden is that of four bowling monkeys
from Nicaragua. These animals have
the reputation of being able to make
more noise in proportion to their size
than any other animal yet discovered,
except perhaps the tree frog. In tnelr
native woods. lust before sunrise, these
howlers commence, and their dismal
bowls, it is said, can be heard for miles
around. They are enabled to make TINS
terrific noise by reason OF a!speclal oe'
velopment Of vocal organs. Ihey are
small animals, and are generally 1ound
in South America. The ones at the
garden are known as the "mantled
howlers," because of q line of gray hair
around the back and sides, and are the
most northern of several species. They
are the first which have ever been in the
garden, as they are scarce and hard to
capture. Besides that they are very
delicate, rs was shown by the fact that
the four which arrived here are all that
was left of fourteen which were sent
from Nicaragua. To capture those U
teen little monkeys it took about eighteen
men for several hours, and necessltated
the cutting down of about four acres Of
trees. A tribe or lot of the animals
were observed in the forest, and the
method by which they were secured was
briefly as follows: The men first sur
rounded the tribe, so as to drive them
as closely together as possible. Then
an outside ring of trees were cut down,
the fall of which drove the monkeys
still closer to the center. More trees
were ielled, until but a single clu1p OF
two or three trees was left standing,
and the monkeys were sheltered in their
branches. Then one after another Of
these trees were cut down, so that all
the tribe had to take refuge in one tree.
The capture OF a number of them was
then a comparatively easy matter: The
four little strangers were placed in one
of the cages in the monkey house. With
them arrived a "black-handed spider
monkey" specimensio Of which have been
in the collection before. The name in.
dictates just about what they look like.
They have black hands and long arms
and legs, which make them resemble q
spider very much.
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Foreign NeWs.

By the explosion Of the boiler at a sawmill
in Toronto one man WIS instantly killed, three
men were fatally and several more severely
injured. The mill was completely wrecked.
A large torpedo which was in process Of
completion at a mandatory in Ancon, Peru,
exploded with terrible effect. Every house
in the town was shaken as by an earthquake,
tho mandatory and six adjoining houses
were torn to pieces, and Of the persons killed
only five could be identified, the bodies Of the
others having been reduced to unacceptable
shreds.
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The ages of the members Of the new
British cabinet are: Mr.. Gladstone, 70;
Earl Spencer, A; Lord Selborne, 81
Duke of Argyll, 81; Sir ". Harcourt,
SO; Earl Granville, s.; Earl Of Kim
berry, 81; the Right Honorable Fl. q.
Childers, So; Marquis of Harrington,
AZ; Lord Northbrook, "a; John Bright,
90; W. G. Forster, 81; j.. G. Dodson, 55;
Mr.. Chamberlain, "A.
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Consumptives gain In hesh, strength ant
spirits under q daily use Of Malt Bitters.

Teacher-"What is a scorer" Pupil
"A base ball record." Teacher-"No,
no; what I mean is how much does s
score signify numerically; what ides
does it give youp That is to say, if ]
were to tell you I had q score of horses
what would you thinkp" Pupil
"Please, marin, I should think you was
stufin'. "-Boston Transcript.
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The daughter of a Shrewsbury eng
andy farmer went to the pantry to get
q loaf of bread that had been baked
eight days before. AS she carried it she
was considerably alarmed, as most
you - women would be, to see first one
mouse and then another leap from the
loaf. On cutting it open, q cosy nest
was found in the center, and in the nest
were fourteen little mice.
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"Your house is q perfect conserve;
tory, Oldboy." admiringly remarked
dows crowded With blooming plants.
"Ah, yes" replied Oldboy, nerv9 haaS
glancing at q woman with ner neao
swathed in a dust-cap, just coming down
from a %stepladder to tondie the pro
dog with a mopstick;. An, yes;
it's q regular hot-house." -B"rs'"9'o"
Haa1keye.
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Western and Southern States.

The California supreme court rendered q
decision in the case Of Denis kearney, the
s~gitator, releasing him. The hearing wns on
the habeas corpus appealed from the superior
court of San Francisco, where the decision OF
the police court putting Kearney in the house
of correction for abusive language was sus-
tanned.
The San Francisco superior court has sus-
tanned the general demurrer of Mayor Kalloch
against the impeachment proceedings by The
board of supervisors and dismissed the case,
Thomas Edmunds was hanged at Ozark,
Ark. for the murder OF his infant child and her
mother, q young with whom he haa
eloped from his wife and children. At Marlon,
Ark, on the same day, l.. L. Ford was hanged
for the murder and robbery OF John Broad
way. Peter King suffered the extreme PEN
alty OF the law at Woodsworth, Ohio, for
numbering and robbing q peddler named
Thembly, and at Hanover Court House, va,
Charles Boiling, q colored boy OF seventeen,
met his death on the scafFold Tor outrageousiy
assaulting a little girl.
The Vulcan nail and iron works at Mash.
vile, Tenn, employing 600 hands, lave suS-
pended with liabilities of $4,000
A dispatch from Fort Montana says that
Sitting Bull wants to surrender, and has sent
General Hazen a special envoy from his camp
in British America. Another dispatch, re-
ceiyed BY General Sheridan at Chicago from
Colonel Hatch, states that in a battle with
Indians at the head OF the Polomas river
about ffty hostiles were killed and the re-
mainder put to flight. -,
Great damage to property and considerable
loss of lite have been caused by a heavy rain
storm in Texas. Near San Saba two little
bows belonging to q family that had taken
reiupe in q cave were drowned. The entire
villafe OF Bracket was inundated, many
houses were washed awny, and more than
twenty persons were drowned.
The Mississippi steamer Golden Eagle was
burned to the waters cdgo at Martins Land
ing, ILL.,. and three passengers are supposed to
have been lost. The boat was valued at
$50, 900. .
Denis Kearney, the a~gitator, just released
from imprisonment by order of the California
supreme court alter serving a few weeks OF
his sentence oil one years. imprisonment, an
uounces that he intends to take up the agita-
tioa where he lett of.
The town OF Savoy, Texas, has been de-
stroyed by O cyclone. Nineteen cuisines
houses, q depot and twenty dwellings were
destroyed, there beins only five buildings not
damaged. Nine persons were killed and sixty
wounded, some fatally.
The Millers' international exhibition at
Cincinnati has been formally opened. A great
many foreign counties and all the States in
the Union in which wheat is produced are
rcpl esented. .
Two prize ALPHABETICALLY" Ryan, Of
Troy, and "Joe" Goss, at one time the
English "champion," now OF New York
attempted to fight in Canada some weeks ago.
but were prevented by the Canadian authori-
ties. The other day the two aspirants tor the
heavyweight championship" met at Col.
lier's Stntion, w. Va, and fought eighty-slx
rounds, when Ryan was declared the winner
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ThA RAQf

William n. Wilson, M. D. Springfield,
Ellington Co., Ga, says: 81 prescribed Hunts
Remedy in a complicated case OF Dropsy
which, had been treating for eight years, and
find Hunts Remedy is the lcsr medicine for
Dropsy and the Kidneys I Lave over used"
Trial awe. rs cants
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A CARD.-To all who are suffering from the enron
anil ini!scretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood, etc. | will send q Recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary in South America Send a self
andre sed pnve opc TO the REV. JOSEPH l. NAAN,
Station D. Mec Tori CMH.
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A Philadelphia servant girl who was
washing windows spattered some water
on a pedestrian. She apologized, he
smiled, and in four weeks they were
married. He turned out to be worth
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He held q seductive looking piece Of iewelry
in his hand as he kept calling" only rs cents
and did you ever see anything 80 cheap"
eyes," roared one OF the crowd, CDR. Bulls
Baby Syrup is the cheapest and best remedy
known for children"
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A Household Need.

A book on tho Liver, its diseases and their
treatment sent tree. Including t~reatises upon
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, J~sundice,
Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, Dyspep.
STA, Malaria, etc. Address DR.. Sanford, l62
Broadway, Now York city, n. Y.
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Willie E. Lane, of Biddeford, Me-.
went boating with Fred Hansen, a boy
OF the same age, fifteen, and In passing
the rapids near Salmon falls they were
thrown from the boat and Willie went
over the dam. Hansen reached the
ohora
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Nervous, sleepleas and overworked find
rest and nourishment in Malt Bitters.
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In attempting to wade a stream the
three children of George Compton, of
%Shelbyville, were drowned.
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-Fhe VoltaIo Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich,
Will send their Electro-V oltaic Belts to the
Afflicted upon 80 days trial. See their adver-
tisement in this paper headed, "On 30 Days
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HOW TO REDUCE YOUR DOCTORS, BILLS.

90 Bnzxxa Be-, East Boston, M.ss-
Sept. 80, 1879.
Mr.. q. 3. STEVENS Dear Dir: Ny little daughter
Stella has BEEN afflicted . long time with scrofuia.,
suffering everything. I employed different physt-.
cisps In East Boston, but theyhelped her none. !
bought some Of your PowDEn FoRx VxexZIkln
anl my wife stepped It and gave 1t 70 tho child
according to the directions, snd we were surprissa
In flesh and strength. She Is now gaining every
day, aud I can cheerfully recommend your remedy
" be the best We have ever tried.
Respectfully yours, III. W6Sb.
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Lyons Heel Stiffeners keep boots and shoes
straight. Sold by shoe and hard ware dealers.
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For Sale by ali Medicine Dealers.
Important TO the Fair SEX

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, cures Lsueo.r
hoes, tor whites Painful Mcnstruation, liberation, Ova
as fen. ale weakness. They havo been used In England
70, years as . periodical and regulating PIN. Sold BY al
Druggists pnse SlCo pes BOZ Gr sa Boxes
THE GRAY MEDICINE! Cos.
Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich.
Wholesale Agents for U. g.. ~ Pamphlets sent fre4
j. N. CRITTENTON. Wholesale Agent. New York
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Koran.

TO ali students OF Htst0ry OF Religion I
TIE KORAN OF MOHAMAED; translated from the
Arabic by George Sale. Formerly published at $2.15; .
new, beautiful Type, neat, cloth-bound edition; price
as cents, and O cents for postage, Catalogue Of many
standard works. Iemarkably low In price ;s,v with extra terms
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE, Tribune Building. n. !.
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