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, 1880-08-21

OF the New York Herald, to
whom ho expressed himself very fully and
freely. As tho representative musician Of
this country, Ills views will be of interest to
that large class of tho public which patroll-
izcs music, nnd. Indirectly, his return hns a
bearing upon natr own musical future which
Is Of no less interest.
Mr. Thomas announces that hereafter New
York will be hiB home. and lie will devote
himself during tha season to the series OF
Philharmonic concerts III New York md
Brooklyn which he has heretofore given
with 50 much success. There will be six Of
these concerts given In each city, and un-
4uestionably with moro SUCCESS tllar ever
before, since, now that ho Is relieved from
his duties in Cincinnati, lie vii! be upon the
ground for reheassals and the proper prep
arations. Ho has brought back with him a
large number Of novelties, many Of t}tetn in
manuscript, fresh from tile pens Of the best
European composers, AS to the varlous re-
ports in circulation that he IS to take charge
OF this pIacc or that place, &e saitl:
a series Of eoneerta ImIght lead in any proper
e f. S w s w s"o foe
its reputation. No, am not . busncss-lnan,
s sss avs Sesl x. Sny N w'h e t a
With an orchestra Or done nnytblug Of that aor.
It las ilot bcen to nnkc. tnnnuy for myself, but
At the symphony concerts. New York not fur
tishlus thotn with sufficient employment.
Among Ills other plans, lle also announces
that lle shall give individual concerts, not II
regular series, In Boston, Philadelphia, CHI
cago, Cincinnati, md other large cities.
Mr.. Thomas also gayo his Impressions Of
sumo Of the singers he henrl In Europe.
, 1880-08-21

EMlI.lo CAsTEI.All Is about to become
prominent III BpAnlah politics onco moro. llo
aus issncd II manifesto to hEa alhcrents, calling
aa them to participate III the elections fnr tncln
bora OF tho Curtes 10 DO hold In September.
, 1880-08-21

TIE Pope Issued oil allocution yesterday
tlcp!nrlt,g tho grievances which bis Church hns
to t,cnr In Belgium. li1 anll that tho Church
suffered iu other pouhtslOa than Isel8iunl. and
that on future occasion he would refer to
fl,Ntn
, 1880-08-21

8. B ALEXANDER Of Waco, Tex. WIS
arrcstcd by Joseph ballard, n police ot,lcor. and
was soon aftor released. In 'roycI,Ku for tho In
dignity p,it upon him by tho arrest hu futally
lhpt Billiard.
, 1880-08-21

Mr. GLADSTONE is 50 fnr recovered TINT
he Will attend il Cahlnot mneting to-tlny. 1Ic
even wishes to tAko his plnuo in tho Eto,'so Ut
Commons next week, but lso will probably DO
dlssuadpl froul doLtl9 20 by hla friends.
, 1880-08-21

Eevcn months Of this year wnn sBl,+1l.se5, IS
against G7.Ds9, sos worth exported dnrlnE tho
corresponding rrriatt of Inst yenr+
, 1880-08-21

MIR. po1grE1. SlIELnoN, of Chnutauqua
County, Nov York. Tlldon Elector In 1874, hts
publicly statcd that he will vote aud work for
Ocn, Garfield.
, 1880-08-21

THE fires caused by lightning Thursday In
tho Bradford H'a.} oil region destroyed as,noo
bnrruls OF oil md tla1nngod other property. Tho
entire loss la cstilnNted at $100,0Oo.
, 1880-08-21

GARDEN CITY LODGE. Nh. III. 4. +. 4 4. M.-
THO members nre hcrabJ nutihrt 10 mcct At the!r
lodge.roo u. la snlle-tt IN sun!iay hnR x r.
ln,e brtti.or t. H. Iibctt. s!cn.born Of sister lodEcs
wv i'"'e'''''' '''''>-N ~ X. RUSSELL, ". II.
i. T.. wAp8wonT1l. sedy.
, 1880-08-21

TME Rev. 1ienry Ward Beccller will take
an nctIvo pnrt IN tho cnnphign OIL behalf OF the
Republican ticket u soon ns bo returns from Ills
hay.feyer expedition.
, 1880-08-21

THE nsscts OF the Detroit bankrupt,
Thonus Mc1rnw. nre only $4,000, while tho
liabilities ure $aG3t000.
, 1880-08-21

Dn. BUCHANAN, tic bogus medical diploma
man of PHILADELPHIA Ia still uItyc. Tho Btatc-
ncnt TINT ho hnA committed suicide WIS Us
hoRls rs his diplomas.
, 1880-08-21

THE Cubnn planters seem NIT to hesatisfed
With negro slavery only. 1t IL proposed to es-
tablIsh steamship llne between Shanghai aud
Havnua for tho D1press p,lrpoao ot transporting
MongolIan nultKrnnts 10 tla attpr city.
, 1880-08-21

THE Ang!o-Amerlcan and tho French
Canle Companies hnyo come to M understand
Ing, and hRyo adopted u uniform tartR Of 90
cents per word.
, 1880-08-21

SAN FRANCISCO wns selected by tho
Knights Tomplari yesterday Ae tho rlIoe, and
tho second I'ucAduy in September, 1B&s, Us tho
n1ue, for holding tho nDxt TrlonnIal C0nuluyo.
, 1880-08-21

AN urgent cali has been Issued to the Irish
Hnme-ltulcrs 10 intend Aonaay's session Of lar-
llutncntt This IL probanIy 1T expectation Of tho
intrpAuetlou ut eocrcive lex!slatlon for Iroand
by the Ministry. or for tho purpose Of pbats1let'
anY tue lrish Gonstabulary estimates.
, 1880-08-21

TIE management OF the TEienn'a! Ion "',
clayo was not successful. Everybody VIII auatss
TINT. put It is All entirely diGc1ent thsnH ~ ~
that tho funds were not properly aaatln'..es, ~ ~,
Or that tho sailuEo was entirely thu fao'' ..
man. One man should uvt have been Fefpa''s'~
, 1880-08-21

hnvc watchcd tho prvrresa Of tho Republic will
nRrcn With tho Premier in cs,ngratnlatin3
Franco OIL It's uncxamplcd commercial md
financial prosperity anil ia lntitstrlnl acsfrlty,
which It owos very lartcIy to thu oncrRy, wis.
tom, md prudence Of tho Premier and bis coll
1caRueH.
, 1880-08-21

4 NATIONAL. CONVENTION Of tho Union
soldiers who wero nntlo prisoners during tho
WAr Ut tho Hcbcl,on lsas bnon cat!od to meot Mt
indianapolis Sept. ~ md 10.
, 1880-08-21

Mn. ]. K. EncnEr, 1t farmer OF New Phifa-
delpha, o., died Thnrsslay Of tho effects ot u
bite inflicted by his tnsu!lG SCH.
, 1880-08-21

JOSEPH DE1c.f, Hubert Gould. Irwin
Luther, md Jo1n Murtin were hold on tho
chnrxo Of 1nnr.lef yesterday. for having stoned
u poorsSamp to death III tile Ohio Nlysr, ncar
rsttaburg: laRt Monduy, because he had sto2en
bunch Of KyAp0a.
, 1880-08-21

Col. CI.AHK i. CAHll md tho Hon. Eugene
Hntc addressed n inrKo and enthusiastic n1outthg
1t North Arson, Me-, yesterday. Col. Carr III
loIng good service for the Maiuo Republicans.
, 1880-08-21

LORD RosEnEl.y has been appointed
British Understanding for 1ndia, rtce tho bar-
tf1lts Of Lng1slowne. resigned,
, 1880-08-21

THE Congress Of the Argentine Confotlora-
Hon has refused 10 accept tho resignation Ut
President Ayellanet3a. THO o1Icot IN tho bonds
Of tho Republic III tho London ularkot has been
, 1880-08-21

THE lsnpor Comniartlesy, Of indianapolis,
which won tho lint ystze ut tho competitive
drill III thtaclty "Wednesday, ,wuro Enthusiastically
received on thelr r1turn homo yesterday. Gen.
Dun MAoauloy delivered q speech OF cougFstula.
fiQu aud welcome
, 1880-08-21

'Ex-CoNdnEssMAN Pn1f.ETus SAWYER, OF
Wisconsin, who has bcoC recently IN New York,
flves tho most encouraging account Of tho fool
mg' OF confidence among tho Republicans Of
ihAt Ht1tq,
, 1880-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

McVfckerss Theatre. -
Madison 8tteet, between Etnto md Dearborn. "A'l
the Iasc" Afternoon and ovcnln9
, 1880-08-21

There has been general Increase In tho
cities nnd towns throughout tho State. Tho
average gain ,as been the most uniform in
the counties in tho southern. third Of tho
State, and especially those OH the EASTERN or
fndnna limo.
Tho totnl population Of tile Statc, subject
to sucll snall corrections ~ tho flnnl scrutiny
may make necessary. Ia S,0ss:}2J. Tho
growth OF the Stata from its admission Into
tho Union in 1878 n,ny 10 thus stated by tee
, 1880-08-21

Ent44vd at tht rost-0ee al Chicago. Ill., a. sseosd
CtdIs Matter.
For the benefit Of our patrons who desire to send
plnRle coptcs Of TnH TRIBUNE through the h'h' "a
tlYo hc,oul l&h tho transient sato Of posta4e:
T}onftfft, Pr fhpy.
Flight ind Twelve f'aFe fapct..-..........1 cents.
BtIicen raEe Paper ceht"'
FhFfign.
Eight md Twelve FnKe Paper. eeh!s
etxteGh laR6 e14%st
, 1880-08-21

A SLIGHT shock of earthquake was felt
near Mnrlel, Cuba, yesterday.
, 1880-08-21

INFORMATION lIas been received at tic War
Department oi'iee Mt Washington that about
1.e00 Sioux 1n.lLnna nro On their why To Fort
Keagh with the intention Of sutrunLurug them-
solvcs ~ prisoners Of war. 1t IL dea'gned to
tl.surtn thorn a. Soon as they arrive. Their arms
ur,l pontoa will thon b0 soll, anl thu proceeds
will be employed IN the purchase Ut provisions
for their Temporary support. III tmo thoy will
he turned lver to tho care of the Interior Do
parsu,eut, which will placo them On resor.
walton wcat Of tho Missouri Atyer,. and
~ fur south as possible. The Indians
who aro thus about to surrender haye only q
nominal connection with Sitting bull. That
doughty warrior will bo compelled to stay OF.
tho Canadian slde Of tho line, or to surrender at
discretion.
, 1880-08-21


PREMIER DE- FilEycISEr was entertained
Wednesday, night by tho Municipality Of Mon
tAuban, and, IN responding 10 the tuast Of hta
health, delivered characteristic speech on the
situation. He 9a!d tho lapublio ras dennltly
established by tho verdict Il the people, not.
wlthstandtnx tho attacks, tho Insults, tho oalum-
nlatons, and the audaetous distortions Of tho
e,lonlos Of tho lsepuplo. Tho pscmier rotorrcd
With gruat pride 70 tho financial proEroso Of
France under the l&epublte, 10 tho remission Ia
taxauon, end to the growth In prosperity. In
reference to tho oxpulslon OF tho Icsutts,
he sala they were not n1pol1od because Of
their religious character, hut bocauao Of thelr
political intrfguea and objocts. Theirs was not,
ho added, any Intention to disturb pthor rclig.
lous orders NJ long ~ they did not assuine sn
unfticndiy &tutpdo to tho Government, 11a
also announced that tho Ministers were pEeEnr'
iuy bill for tue regulation OF al! lay and restg-
louK associations. ~ 10 tho foreign policy Of
Franco, III. DO Fteyctntt said tho situation was
4uol. "Alr0ad It IL peaeoi profound peace;
poaoa Without boast.ug u 1t Ii without weaS'
.ess." PFants, bo dnelaro.i. hal emerged frvan
tho isolation 10 whirh oSents-tncanInx loI.a.
partisln-hud con4emuc.l her, hut Ft1&lco was
not prepared for una did not lntonl to ombark
III ~ policy OF adventure" Mast persons who
, 1880-08-21

Dearborn street, ecrncr Of Aontoo. EnRaeemeh
Of A. NJ, Palmer's Enlut..SquAru TliaatEo Company
tVhe Fuiso Friend" Afternoon md evening.
, 1880-08-21

Randolph strnet, between Clark una la sa!te En-
RaKeuleslt Of tho Now York Criterion Comedy Sona
papy, "Froaks" Afternoon and oronlnE.
, 1880-08-21

nY MA1T<-1N ApVAScE-fGsfA0E rHEPAln.
D.,., ct,t,on. nnc vnnr .....,.,...,.,....418.n0 .n0
f5 f.,t5s ~ xnH = "f mint .i..,....,,.,,. Lon
nsiy Ind Nn,iry ,,nn ycar. i,,.,,,,...,,... 1A1D
~ y: ~ vt,mr t1r tu,;,tb ,,,.,.. 1,Nf
H. nshnr ThMr..,"T XII Hnfnrdnr ncr Ynnr N1o
$mH%"y3' tHhtnC"t}ssr - md ErinF mr. yeNr fl.fIft
.,m9 ~ St+t"v nm "a i{ipr nor rear G,Hfb
Any Other day, per yc.r., @oo
WEEKLY EDtT1oN--r0sTrA1D.
f,ne eonx. nor 1.6D
NH, NH .f; f,lr rr' i7.Oli
NIub bf ten. As~~
Sprtinten copies sent ftcc ....-.--.
tive rost.utce address tn fulI Including seate and
County.
Nonltances may bo made c!thot By drnft. ezprets,
postunce order. or In rcEstored lcttcr, At cur fsk
TO CRY BuDscn1nEils.
hs.,y tov aret Sunday cxcepted, rs etnA per weef.
knl.T delivered auntay included no cents per ncsk'
hddrrsa TttE Tl1BuNH COMPANY,
Corner Madison and pearbotn.ssS.. Chicago H.
, 1880-08-21

InlfB. 4UpIiHLH!H.
n1st5n
!tWs ...s...st.t.ss.s+..-tG G.s.fv
Ass.s
lhlg s'GsnSna
Tie population Of 0hlo III 1s7o was 3,Cis,-
eco. being 125, ,gG0 In excess Of that Of Illinois.
It Inns been expected that tho Increase III this
State would place Illinois Above Ohio III tho
rink .ot population, but, II the estimates
which have been published OF the population
Of ohio be substantially correct, TINT State
will remain, as slle Is now, tho fourth Of tho
Union In population.
The State Of Illinois was never 50 prosper
GUS rs Blle is at this time. Tho farmers who
sold out sacrifice after tho pal,lc Of 1873,
and moved further West to begin fife anew,
arc, nfter five years. experience, coming back
to Illinois aud buying new lands and opc,l-
fng up new farms. Tho progress In aGrl-
cultural wealth has never been so grrnt In
Illinois rs 1t hns been during the lust three
Ypnrd.
, 1880-08-21

M
-" -. -, -.
sescn montns o. tn's year Wn' so,e'l,'ee' "s
corresponding rcriot at Inst yenr.
-.--=---.-~| ...
, ItRKEf VIII douotlcSS oo gnu 10 near ttlas
tho European Powers havo received WIN a'a1a"
Tor tho proposal ut Great Nrttain to enforce ny
armed measures tho decisions OF tho Hcflln Coh-
feroncc. Under tho olrnt1thetatces' war oet"eon
Greece ana Itlrkey eecsns inoyltanie.
n TlfE refnafns. OF Ade'attle Nelson were
10 mother oafth ht HroMpton Como"
tory, London. yoetettiay. Tho funeral "hs ScrY
inrsely attended by members nf tho thaatrlch!
and BY Lori Henry Itonnox, Admiral
Carr a'ynn. Horny LaboHcherc, h. +, anu
others' -
- -
Ain. EMs1oNs, farmer residing about
pute With bis fathor.in.iaw. Mr. Huxley. yes
tcrtin3, about sof',o monoy matters The dispute
waxcd warm; Emtnona slrcw his revolver anu
fatally shot Huxley, aud then ahot himself With
catnI deadly chcet.
--@--@
a DECIDED "spl't" hRs taken place IN tho
National Liberal purity OF 0ermacy on tho tartR
q.1calion. Tho protectlonIstA. Numbering hstS-
five. under tho lcad Of Herr Won Bonn'hRse,s
frcc.trnacrs, md who AhnEl be thclr leader, arc
set uRtteEs Of conjecture.
- -
STATE SENATOR kEiLEf. OF ttscch bay'
has declined the Invitation OF tho Republicans
of tue Sixth Wisconsin District to bccono "
cnndl,1ate for Congress. on accos.nt nf tho press
Of private business. The Hon. a. x. usbornc.
OF Oshkosh, wifi probnb1y bu the Republican
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17
He was Liable to Sneeze.

Writers use such SMILES as $50 still
one could hear pin drop" and cas- 81
lent as the graye," but for absolute awe
inspiring quiet commend us to that pro-
foundry concentrated hush of a variety
theater audience as some "Inonarch OF
song" rctires after perpetrating, say,
some fifteen "encores." At such mo-
ment the entire house holds its breath
with common understanding, well
knowing that the faintest sound that
can be mistaken for applause the scrap
ing of foot, the dropping of an opera
glass-will participate another vocifer
Gus would-be comic ballad upon their
devoted heads. A friend in Deadwood
writes the following apropos incident,
which shows that in some cases the sum-
mary Justice melted out in mining CON-
munities has its advantages At the
recent performance Of travelling com
bination at that camp, which endcav-
ored to atone for the spsrslty of its at
fractions by the length of the bill, one
particular murderer of harmony had
taxed the patience of the red .shirted au
dence to the last limit, and had just re-
tired for the ninth or tenth time.
The audience remained absolutely pet
rifed with suspense. Not a whis
per was heard even the cigars
were pulled as softly as possible. At
this pregnant moment young man in
the front row, after desperate struggle
to restrain himself, sneozed. "Ping"
went the prompter's bell, and in rushed
the check coated "Comique," bawling
another stale ditty. This was too much.
After a hasty conference with their
neighbors, a committee from the dress
circle invited the sneezer 70 step out
side. .
"Was that only an incidental sneeze,
so to spesk," asked tho chairman, scr
have you a bad coldi'
The young man intimated that the
latter was the case
"Then you are liable to sneeze at any
moment. Now, take our advice. Here
is the price of your ticket Take it and
60 quietly home"
81 don't propose to 60 home" said the
young man. III walked clear in from
Frog Hollow to SEQ this show, and |
mean to sit her out"
SIS that your final determinations
asked the committee, quietly feeling for
their shooters.
at isl
"Bang'
And carefully hanging the corpse over
q fence where his friends could find it
in the morning, the committee softly re-
turned to their seats.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17
An Important Work Nearly Done.

Somewhere about 5000 workman, 900
or 700 wagons, II or Is locomotive en-
gines, 3 steam "navvies" and a great
quantity of minor machinery Of various
kinds have been engaged since 1875 at
the southeast end of London in . work
compared with which the building of
the pyralnids-with modern appliances
would have been no very signal feat.
Hitherto the one entrance to the Vic
toria docks from tho Thames had been
at Blackwell point, but now there is .
dock capable of receiving all vessels no
matter what they might be. Three and
q half miles of walls have been built en-
closing 90 acres of water. These walls
are 40 feet high, feet thick at the top
and Is feet to 10 feet thick at tho bot
tom, the whole of this enormous mass
being composed of solid concrete, for
which $4,000 tons of Portland cement
have been used. Some 100000 cubic
feet of earth have been dug out. 1t may
assist the imagination somewhat to state
that if it were filled into ordinary carts,
the vehicles would form an unbroken
line 1910 miles long. The excavations
have gone through submerged forest,
and among other curiosities dug out
have been reindeer's horn, Roman
vase, and what is supposed to be an an
cienu British canoe carved out of solid
oak. The latter is now in the British
museum. The new entrance below
Woolwich will save about 81 miles of
river navigation, which, in the case of
vessels of heavy draught, is, of course,
matter of great importance. The Lon
don and st. Katherinc's and Victoria
Docks Company are now prepared for
vessels of oil kinds, not excluding the
largest ironclads of the British navy.
The cost has been estimated roundly at
FL 100000. 1t is expected that all will
be in readiness for the admission of the
water about the second week in May.
The docks will take about fortnight to
fill, and the ceremonial opening will be
celebrated some time early in jane.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17
How to be Miserable.

Sit by the window and look over the
way at your neighbours excellent man.
sion which he has recently built and
paid for and fitted out, saying: 0, that
| was a rich man
Get angry at your neighbor, and
think you have not a friend in the
world. Shed tear or two, and take a
walk in the burial ground, continually
saying to yourself: When shall l be
buried herel
Sign note for friend, and never for
get your kindness, and every hour in the
day whisper to YOURSELF l wonder if he
will ever pay that notea
Think everybody means to cheat
you. Closely examine every bill you
take, and doubt its being genuine until
you have put the owner to u great deal
of trouble. Put confidence in nobody,
and believe everyone you trade with to
be rogue.
Never accommodate if you can posi-
bly, help it. Never visit the sick or af-
ficted, and never give a farthing to as
sist the poor.
Buy as cheap as you can, and screw
down to the lowest cent. Grind the faces
and hearts of the unfortunates
Brood over your misfortunes, your
lack of talents, and believe that at no
distant day you will come to want; let
the work house be ever in your mind,
with all the horrors of distress and of
poverty.
Follow these receipts strictly, and you
will be miserable to your hearts con-
tent-if we may SO speak-sick at
heart and at variance With the world.
Nothing will cheer or encourage you
nothing to throw CLEAN of sun.
shine or ray of warmth into your
heart.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17
Dyspepsia Cured.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, October 5, 1879.
H. II. WARNER Il Co.-GENTs : l
have for some time past been afflicted
with dyspepsia, from which l could OBJ
tain no permanent relief, until l used
your Safe Bitters and Pills, and since
using them | have had no trouble from
my former complaint, and l can now
truly say that am a we'll man.
am gratefully yours,
G. p. BROOKS,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17
A Complete Cure.
lO2 BAGG ST., DETROIT, Mich, |

lO2 BAGG ST., DETROIT, Mich,
July IL, 1879.
H. FL. WARNER Il Co., Rochester, N.
Y.-GENrLEMEN About five years since
l was taken with an affection of the
liver, which gradually developed itself
into chronic liver complaint. 1 tried
numerous remedies without receiving
any benefit, and l gave up all hope of
ever being restored to sound health,
when friend recommended me to try
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
1 procured it, and, strange to relate
after using two bottles, felt my system
undergoing great change, which ended
in complete cure, and have had no
return of the disease since Very re
spectfully yours, e. w. NEFF.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17

"Will you kiss me on the porchl'
she sang sweetly, but the young man
who feigned flame evidently thought
it as convenient to deposit the thing on
her lips and did so.
Logan," says the New York Tri
hume sought to know that the Republi-
can party can't te bullled." And Ell
mira Advertiser sharply answers: "Have
the well meaning but ever enthusiastic
friends of Mr.. Blaine ascertained that
fact"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17

A panther escaped from a circus in
Connecticut, ran half mile, got sight Of
a womans feet as she climbed fence,
and at once returned to his cage and
laid down and died.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17
Praiseworthy Work.

VIM. E. Clarke, of Providence, r. J.,
has issued pamphlet which he sends
free to any address, setting forth the re-
suits of his experience with reference to
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. Mr..
Clarke adduces the most incontostible
evidence that this malady yields to the
proper remedy. The only medicine
used by Mr.. Clarke is HUNTS REMEDY,
the Great Kidney and Liver Medicine,
and with it he performs cures that are
really very remarkable. Sold by all
druggists. Trial size, IS cents.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-06-17

have tested the Oregon Blood Puri
fer, ths original botanical remedy, frst
introduced by VIM. Pfunder, of Port
land, Oregon, and can state with conf
dence that as Tonic and Purgative, to
gether with diuretic properties, it is
really superior to any other preparation
and worthy of the confidence Of the
medical faculty and public.
N. o. T. CARNocHAN,
Physician in Chief Harbor Hospital
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03
Sponge UnderclOthing.

A Berlin inventor has patented a new
kind of cloth, which consists principally
or entirely of sponge. The sponges are
first thoroughly beaten with a heavy
hammer, in order to crush all The miner
al and vegetable impurities SO that they
can be easily washed out. They are
then dried and pared like potato, with
sharp knife, the parings being sewn
together. The fabric thus obtained is
free from all the danger which sometimes
arises from the absorption of poisonous
dyes into the system; it absorbs without
checking the perspiration, SO MS to di-
mlnish the danger of taking cold it is n
bad conductor, and, therefore, helps TO
maintain a uniform surface and temper
allure; it can be more readily cleansed
than the ordinary WOODEN garments, and
its tlexibility diminishes the liability of
chatting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03
THE ELVES.

With the noiselese beat * fairy feet,
Merrily race, without trace,
The fays athwarf The green;
While oyerhea1 me moon rose-red,
Showers rne light of noonlike night
The charmed boughs between.
The bird may sleep in slumber deep
Upon its spray when f'dries play,
Nor wake before the dawn,
For Zephyrs' sigh were tempest high
Amid the trance of elfish dance,
Across the noonlit lawn.
Now in and ont the joyous rout
Their mazes weave at shut of eve,
When pipes the nightingale;
Or hollow note from the owls pied throat
May music be for their wild gIee;
When softer tuLings fail.
Their drink the dew, merry crew!
From acorn cup they drink II up,
And Wild with that draught made,
They dance alnain I'LL al are fain
Their play to close, in soft repose,
On beds of clover laid
But Chanticleer, the morn now near
Preludes the song Of featheled throng
Through all the country side;
Away they go!--like falling snow
Upon stream, or winged dream,
They vanish unespied.
Chambers Journal