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A LESSON IN COOKING.

Miss Clet1y Jnncs Is Just home from boarding.
scliDul aud e1RnKcd to DO tnnrricd, and. rs aho
knhwa 1othtnx about cooking Of h0'isowork. is
x0fng to tnke IL few lessons in culinary nrt. to
Ill her for tho new stAti0n In life which shc is
erWctcsto nlorn with louscwlfcly Rraeo sho
"rianly makes Il Icharnipg picture m sho
hsAntis IN tho Kitchen. door ttrhped In chsn1z
nrrt,r. rrGtt4y trimmed with bows of ribbon.
her hanp* hidden under II Dolly farien cup md
her dfmplcd. white hands irchscd In old kid
Kovcs. wfl.st she .wnys to and fro mn her da!nty
frcncb.kld heels, like soino graceful wInd-bjowtt
Hover.
Mamma" stc lispcd. ptettlIy, "p'easo intro
xol Mlese!,%' ,n ,s'u H.! snys "nr!dzes. sh. =
!enrn ft'o si!ltnc ind t,se nf everything in tho
kltchen. and how 10 nuke cocoanut stlsks and
HMHs!s ~! ftsn bufo.o sho gets to housekeeping
bridget gives Il snnrt Of aisfayor.. hut, as she
!tks s r. tho young laty, rclcnts, and snys, "fli
Aud now. bridget dear" snys Miss Clcely,
whcn they aro ato',':. "te.l inc everything. Ynu
'n Mhat nkrs H9,, tho ceiling such 1eaut'ui 1r'ze
'v "s1u,uk.:" uuswcr,, 1,rit,vc, .ho,,,v. ..ond
mo gnid eyHH ar: PIT uHt viii. TINT rane."
"Shtnuko-1 lHitst remember ts,ut: and tirid'
Het, what are ihosp sl,ny things o., ti,o M'f'
Yer r ', t9t wra ;n, ,rl!HSt' vhas aro shosu
"I'rate.! tFor. tllo l.unl's sahe. where hcz
!le lrincIpai mute @ of lrva;ia whers @ * Etm ii
..Oh. but we havo corrupted The nnme tn,o ro-
tntoes: such y shatu not " keep thy i!lfutn Of Il
llitills}-it i tu"sa euphanoas. und .o,ier..ixes
ia9 @ Id C eassi1 itlatlon. Whit Is ihl' LIQUID
"Ocli, inurti.or! Who're wuz 80 saised2 That's
"Mh,l-l.ick. .hat + thu vcrnac,,'ar. suppose,
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GOSSIP FOR LADIES.

Mrs, BROWNS ESr.
AT HnEAKrAHr aOv.3, 1beU.
The Rnti,'ust w,irin iIt this town
Ii Sits. Chtt. Xerxcs ftr1Nl1.
Inst "Wednesday morn ehN tnas'I her head,
And to jlcr Cupt. xtrxcs said.
"Yot, rrntnscsl n,o ya,f',l buy inc. 1lrown.
This diy Il xr0s.Nralt sllkGH Hownl"
tic wildly tlrDprni s,ts knife ansi fnrk-
lied but oil HAucuck uild New fUrki
"And how about TINT wtnter.bonnct,
With pluBips, nn0 Jet. tul1 banKtGs OIL ltT'
rtia cl1ccks became of nahen huc-
lle'd bit TN lnllan1, tool
"And then thnt nice new velvet tnc1uc,
With lacu All I'll, tho frnnt md Backi''
-
Iie qslail'sl hanenth ticr lnrld gllrn,
Atiu Thought Ut deatl, nIid De1Nw4ref
"And tlien thoae plnyca!" hut stay, no moro
lie. AwoHllllK. fell Upon the iiooF.
At inc! tn hear TINT woman tcl1
fou't thuk tho cuuntry'd sdno so-well
M matter: hut II, nil o,,r tow,
Tho antftHat thtnnlt's nntr,e II brown.
---ltAHsas CNY ftHes tLtiH.,.
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GRrEScAsTLE. Ind. Nov. a5.-Tha following
10 CaAortd North CaruliDA1ns: Tho cnJorctl
immigrants to this Suite from North CaroIiua,
who 1,ayo come during tho put oIshtecn months.
County, Ind. Mt o'clock D. 1n. FRIDAY. urc, i'll
1870, or 70 send de!eG!ies to Etch tncUtlilg. Tho
object OF tho meeting Is to consider our Stuat10n
As 1t seates u our future welfare, and 10 decide
whether or not 1t will ba beHoirlal to our ruco
anli to tho Bnuth for thoH to co1ltinuu to como
tn lnllAut. III ofhOr words, to toll tho e0lOred
people Of ths South tho cxAct truth CONCERNING
thi8 State.
6sgnes! hy Willis nunn. r. c. Williams, LOWS
Taylor, William CroDll ind others
, 1880-11-27

Monday WILLIAM TAYLOR, u blacksmt,h living
heavy blow upon Ills lott arm while Working ut
trltilai,, and for four iays ho worio alonx iis
usual. D0 Thursday Afternoon. however, hla
assn suddenly ArnppGI 10 h!s sliG. aud hn wa4
unable Ia usAyg It Ngxtl. lie wspt tu llr, Nrant,
who, uI,o'l tulktn9 An examination ut tue In
1llrcd InGAG0r, found TINT tho IuE,a W4a brokuu
short uif ncar the elbow. mo lNr9o, hcayy
muscles around y had ellabAxl the uan 70 work
aWAra Ut tho cItcut Of Ais injury.
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Thoro Is lIylug at tho tiot,so at Capt Meaus Il
Rtrl abput y .ycars of Akr, whose history IL IT,
inArkabie. An Afnnrlc4n vessel called ut q snuIl
lslnnd IN tho paalfo otsau to PROCURE wNtur
Tho tai,lnd was Inhabited by cannib0ls, Thnv
brought lhia lltt!e ylfl to sel! for tho tIptAinn
saoy Woaia buy; Tho Captain tola then3 ,to M
would buy hcr Bho WA bought md tho Cap,a!I,.
aftesxhta nieetlaR onpt: AeA1ls rave her "a hiin'
and when strnnxcrs outer tho hUllsa iii, olir1st
70 Mrs.. Means and be4a protection Os bur, 's'
, 1880-11-27

TIC Wne 4ecdy. looking customer and tho worst
hore ln uAltcatuu. but hu wis build ~ u lion iiU
walked right up to . lIuwIy-eectel oandIdata
4na sAl.!: wait you tu lel.a ulv u fus ,4,i1,-
"',Why. yoM never calllp near mo Inrinx thu rrc-
tton. "TslAts lust whut .lean.' liz xui II
nlckei. All BhI1 that WtA tl.,IuJ better tnnn l,,
ea1tsGse1, nov tho bn4lnrss sr.lsVl Il vyrl,
, 1880-11-27

NJ stliniArR tn,k her sudden departure. ~ ns
shs Ind lur.ify recovered from ss,nrS atiaek
Or tho farhsltA. prcRus That tho ots,or mem.
hers of tho Etnpert,rs hMl4t:ha] and family
wert, nst, informed Ut what was x0lnv to hnt,.
t,en. TIM heir to tho ihrune md THO Car nrn
nov saf'l u have ts,adu up their differences at
tJyulIn.
, 1880-11-27
COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. e0.-Tho Executive
Committees Ut tho leh}gh mud Sei.uylkjll
Coal Exchange decided to make no cliunpo
III prices aurlAE the month Of December,
, 1880-11-27
words a. hn walled Into tho wntcr. urn III It Or

Tor;'s w ~ b. waicd Into tho wnter. "ill III It Or
,,, lip y.ry ncariy kent BIS premise: IfH ,trnK.
with ennlhrttnnh Of arms uni lcxs TINT would
nut o. or s9ht. IT.? friend. It tlr1t t.3v9t INT
and tic cs,nston II iii i,n Nv wnter r j,,st asur ilo
t,!,lce wi,grn ho hnd Kntin down quickly tspclle'l
tint Illusion. lio WIS i1sl'cd nG With Tho Kront-
0st tcstlty Atitl ls hH ritfnB tn thD surface IN
ystts understood to hlntter sutttatlillE nlNht
iiiNty yunra slncD he tlnti hccn III tho Water be-
furc. and he supposed he hM1
FpnaorrrH HOW TO gwIM.
Ike wns nt this t!tnc ul,out n years Of nRe, bnt
looked mitch younger. fIe has1 hGen N Cornwall
rrclset! BY tho nrrivnl Of y,;,t,'e w0tinn 81 II:
whD snIa ter nat1!t yas Cart.. n'lt sn WIS novNr
EM r " nny oter q a'tG; Fan shy MSn Gf M tr nd d.
rivyI atI. llko him. rhn wis lnd!sppsel to work.
niid willing to 70 to the Co,hty l!ose. She WIS
Mnrkrd auusntlon, except III tho mind Of tho
ra3rtnasler WIN. as h hi h'insaf exrresss,l = to
II" ~oans ~ @ sntscseats. sS a an sI inai , IA u" n
i,is mind thn! + no!h lkc an.t CIsr1 wo, hayo to
went Gno morning IL bring ttlen thts cheering
Intelligence. alid io,l. tlilt tho pacea lint hn1
,S kn9w M he no ors Tsy na
,cd 10 Tho mountains. They i,.Illt rude hit on
Tie Ash,','en..nk, lying. between tic. East, unl
wall, nnt ctt'sn L, y plneu cnlfGd f,ark Hollow.
wo!tll l!e tl!tllEult tti lind areuricr suot In
M n hG !Eaat nh., s %ds M L. wtr rs' hs
of t;urwail expcrr, to Hre Ike a., Clnra iti,o,ig
ecs. @ wtor t ,e yon apu aH isc q HIT Hut
infty @ fn,nc1 a''a 1 when ~ sprnx usln apre"rod
!s'1u grow to incli and wotc'i on the mountain.
Top. ........ ........, ........
. THEY HAD NO IDEA or MORALITY,
a sS 1 "ss .. vii II M S II in fqg Po vn1ar f'
lgy Yryasi!y eeSnted te stnS1oo H, ltvS q
N x @ f1s 10 a, e aro w Wax el'I1S s"k :" g %
u "Ui Aunt CIar1l." i,l iKla Ciara was stricken
unwh W!th NAsntysls aH1 trnn thn Tiny Hi,H was
rs ye!rs: SIS ysa.s .,sd siio ile,, .!nd WI
~ IT,. , nm .ng @ ~, sne NV VIZ ot yeats ' 9
srv A. w r oy tre. ye E almst seeu st
Tl,v I,aLcocks ,,o,y number al.ont sixty, md
ss oa i'sSu,.sk!as @ ~ Ss'Ses eay srar u 's'y tiry
l9w, 10 i ah9y tFcy y a5vnhR III to VIZ
o. ,nra llyas; M ~ ' ,rn6 sn Mt lilo nuts al'd berries
.Ihsy 4To % ny ~ srtn,t.1ni class sn!a @ Justice
Amos ~; iinllStt. " taHterunry. "antl ! havo
rublmrits uro st,t,eertle;t. Thoy stcnl tho grow
!llR eor., nsla eeeilaoiMli!y Fob = heh Fonst Mt
n syona ,,sn ts sy r"r rrSy Ho o. rv INK s fs, hano 'o
Newb,!rs tlys tr as q 40 l.a!,socks started to
woro ~ worry drunk, MD on tho roid thoy AL
mo y qnarrel ~ when DaFil. tno p'dtst OF tno
t'al!a at present; hnd hs sKnli trnGf,isM' ,ni ny
Jnhes. lconM1tiGu Lhlnes. Unt ~ ilhvh! re-
l'r!ssonef. 1!'!d ne WIS discharged.
gans |" h"ss t' irui.o st% !uo AlS natcosks
taFs%'eniE 1Hs ;or',,nS sonS tothe !! '!sssi I
, 1880-11-27

t,nntiy, "'rhlrty ttpI,snntl frnf,na for aitrp
nt II csw! Why. bought n Whole ifoNN inf
sierp l.I Xix cb.Fs yesteray. and only K,9te ~.
tS frDtJc8 for the I1t," =
, 1880-11-27

DEAR sly. ~ daughter -: .urgrss iFon' sst.
thIs ttculsy fuE nlUts uan ssaE. with tsss sFaat-
Maui az tMo phta.csns .one Akl9pathlg hna 9Ms
ethar ;sssae. s1ss Tl,sh III Tas r. nttYf
SfNUt, aAd. e1nnluK 0sst gnuf pxMphat. ny ego
tsn1At your F9spsFks Up the hasasf with nhteh e4a
Jvur npd!clnu snd, u thU JOY q! I'll 1yppaihi1iaH
espAds, sho sks toon FcstnfSa 70 .seEAtsstiy al1a
health, aohh L. WAktMoNE.
, 1880-11-27

NuckinfhAm. KAnkakes Co. III, Ma! =, la3s-.
DsAn PIN enee9tl1!y fettly that your Justly ces~
siscton HID q hity III by III Who haf9 uaed
IL lliaVe used JouE ndLenu With Tho suost saustae.
tory fvsHltA aud can therefore fac0ntn end H. 10
~ tzo4hlsd with 1iE Complaint and scs
, 1880-11-27
RherutxfiAmSs

Inektnghsm, KankAkea Co.. ~. MY y 1gm
DHAN HlEt was i great sufferer frotu hh14mAtlsM
aud found no rqIie{ Until commenced 1sng yuuF
Euuat f.|uxbls INDIAN Ht@tDu bfltUti nov am
nUch F1lIsT ed aud b4Dsn fat0tnMeRd your uls1s
tCl1o TO ALL ANNA F!ha5SauEM4s
, 1880-11-27


An Excellent Kennedy.
Helvttsre. noone Co.: ~; Il; Fot. ;: q e. tTa: +,
DEAn ETE: !Inve been Using your rfSnlASUtDuD
tbs results itIerities liz Hiaud, itssotct i1sl AZ,
14l.tt. StruxtlIrns Tho Nerves, llcauulcs the
IL IL y ~ 1;s. aSSs. .na Hef's''' Es xyra
Kidney Disease. ,-
---.- FISHER. Champaign Co., Ill
n.S6t sStil;i h. aena s. as ,aotSsooa ~ ~ Edas;
Complaint sid Heart uIeasa than nnY oLher maal.
s1ns ,sl @ svst Sse u ai'o eurea III Y III siFsa OF
Thtrd-nny Chflls.
DEAR SIN: This /. to certify h lss 5oat @ INbixR
0 nLu0b sYNur hM cured iu3 q iiie. ThtFt.Day
Chills Cured.
Mnttoep, * ce!Mss M C., I, II; h.,
spesdIty eares chs. md can rsoen.u,Sni i !; iae
es.t msaetne In thu country for Hhsnmatlsm md
All that 1t IL Recommended to he.
DEAR s: h.vo found Sas j. ssas enSn yss,
ht0un HfituF ials trial, that It u al il recon-.
ss1ds4 sssas = Ms n aax.'' sR 49f
Chills Curc0.
DEAR sn N, e.ussss ssf ia Sa@sSF1sea ga sS1 ~
months. xnd tried almlst everTthing. but Without
SsneeMt M TnMl ! G9umsaeed the uta e your lhnlAa
Tsst Of ny fhmily. md havo had nU ass for docta
sinoa have had yonE medicine ln my h1ule. would
& " @ad h;Ksassis@
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A Good blood Furlner. :

DEAR MIR. havs ulgd yout xTs4t INDIAN HlGjUD
gYtkUt' hhl hArv f0uua Il uB0yuAed ~ Hlopu lutt.
lar, saA Ako psasutS IN sso0uatusudias! u a snsh
, 1880-11-27
TESTIMONIALS,
ILLINOIS.

Disease of tllo stomach and Liver.
Cairo. Alexander Ci,r I'll.
DkAN SIN: SunDr!nG Tor sOn1 Tine ~ilh itcadacl14
"a ~ nsease 81 W. s1Ws1 ann iisHf M9s 1HnqGcn
restored me- To perfect health unit atFelfRih.
No. ~ Etghth.sL C3iAs. SHELBY.
, 1880-11-27

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
Beware Of Counterfeit MctIcns. i. employ nd
travelling usons OF funneFs to zotlct do from drug
, 1880-11-27

n,An s,n, eau ..y an: s,.at 1Snf 11( 3SE(Xne eEl5n,
aiIIUI has ~ equal fur C0nstlpst0n glck.llead.
echs. Pain ~ t,s 0ovlee. md Ghs. and can aa1sv
1''o"@sna i" a'' 70 ''Hs'p'* AysSisnk ESi0nk 4. REED.
, 1880-11-27

plymouth, 1Isncuek Co. III.
pyAn SIN, have hssa t5ono!sa wt!h io5sps.s: ,;.
INDIAN HltOOu hYuuF, md found i " ~ /. most
VsiMahio II mAdtcin0. TlIVAAH IAlAHA1H.
, 1880-11-27
Never Fails to Cure.

n.4u Am, baud u.e% gpul' fHbPHN HiUS0js.
BYlIUt for Cramps IN mr. A!0MAah knd AlAo LOT my
children. Who wore troubled Will spasuas ana IN o0tA
saaAs e1seseae = se'1p'e'@ sESi.JixAByru MHvzN.
, 1880-11-27

I1LUUD SYRUP With eonqncal Iesuts. aud think 10
4 1ood medicine r. goeId W tag systo@ gsnsral,1'
]. ~. MilDG.
, 1880-11-27

" Waterman Stallion, De Kalb Co., III.
DEAR Bt1t This II 10 certify that Jout lNllAN
BLOOD 4fND' has cured ns Of Faln in thu naaxz
II u 4 valuable medicine. MRS. Wouii.
, 1880-11-27

tn,e. / bought S0Glo III your INDIAN Ul.uUO
EYHuf md sni happy " NJ Ii has entirely cured
Mrs, geo. IRWIN.
, 1880-11-27
Diseases OF t1se Lungs.

DRARStNt ThJA Ii 10 certify that yuut tSltlAN
hlyytjp SyAuP hHs cured tue 0f Lug uAaAAu, WHICH
had bssn troubling u1s fuF l9us ttsnp. lcheasfnlfy
recommend 70 AL fouo''oR ssiH W{rr1NoroS.
, 1880-11-27

~ - Flnt1nc. L1TInX9Epn E0tHtI. III
DEAR HIn, Thls Il 70 Cafttsy "! ! hasM9 r. hcsH
E!fatIy bsnohtsd BY n.Ina 1ous great INnlHS Mison
VreatIy gtu0GIel With wsAtnass. ioaf IuGdtrtno
III = yaiOs0iv Fupledy. R11UlJA OAllaIr.
, 1880-11-27
Cure for Heart Disease.

Tcutnp1Ils, EtnnRham CO.. III.
DEAR SIN: Your grtat lNhlAN ht.uuD SfnOrt
tbs best lued1ctGe ever utgd for Heart U1entu.
fsoommend ii 10 ali almllarlF aallctsd, ,,,..,,.,
, 1880-11-27

All that 1t II Recommended TO lfe.
Knnsus, EdvAr Co., III. .
DEAR HfH: hare used your excellent INDIAN
HlOiIn SYHUis IN my tnnay tur thu ast i've yBnrs,
aud hArO always found II Just as fGstsI1it1tcd. Il u
sha beat family u,odotns syss 4seA In ny f4n!l!Y
, 1880-11-27
pyspepsla and indigestion.

- -..- :. . 6NH1W!EI, 10 K&Ib HUr II!s
DEAR AiNi This ts 20 certify That Your INDIAN
has compctely cured tns 6k u1spenle II ting uesi
ModlCnG ever used. u1ttAA i. ALLEN.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24

of reproach-that is, believers in moth
ing. They themselves have adopted the
name of the Russian National Secret
/ Society,"" The Countess PAUL., lady in
waiting to the Czarina, was banished to
Archangel in February, being charged
with Nihilism. Women revolutionists
are shown no more mercy than men by
the Government. The knout, the glib
bet, the still more horrible banishment
to the mines of Siberia, fall to their lot
Women have died from the fioggings
inflicted upon them by the terrible
knout. In a Government attack upon
a secret printing office, four young girls
were killed, aud Nathalie GortschakOff,
niece to the Chancellor of the Empire,
was first publicly knouted and then glib
bited. Many have been banished to
hard labor i'm the mines, which means
confinement far under ground in place
of damp, fetid atmosphere, where not
ray of sunlight ever enters, and whose
barred doors are under charge Of Cos
TAOooT wv cNNehAAf6 ANu1SiaAls NJ uhy
of rest ever comes in this horrid prison.
house, but twelve hours labor with a
pick is each day demanded. Sunday is
unknown, and only upon Easter and the
Czar's birthday is a moments cessation
given while life lasts.
And yet, so dear is liberty to the heart
Of woman, that thousands Of high-bor
wealthy and noble young ladies, those
of the fairest prospects, hazard such re-
suits as these to obtain freedom. That
Russian women should die that liberty
may come to their country, is the more
remarkable because of the utter con-
tempt 10 which women Of tue Sclavic
races are held. "God remembers all the
world but the SclayOnian woman" is a
wOman's proverb. "a woman has no
more Sense than a hen has teeth" is a
proverb applied to them. Until the
time Of Peter, women were held to pos
sess 10 souls, and were not counted in
the population of the Empire The an
cient Sclavs considered woman malign
oelngi an Incarnation OF evil. The Tar
tars look upon her but as an instrument
of their pleasure, "made for them" as
our Christian brethren express the same
idea.
Left to fight their own battles, these
Sclavic and Tartar women are fighting
them well, even their worst oppressors
seeking their aid-in gaining freedom for
| themselves.
Country aud Liberty" means to the
I Russian woman freedom for her sex
equally as we'll as for man, aud to that
end she gives 5er own liberty, her life,
aud all she holds most dear. The world
has seen no more noble devotion to
liberty than that Of The Russian women
Of to day.
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Six young women, armed with shot
guns, recently accompanied as many
young men on a rabbit hunt in Georgia.
No one was hurt.
Why should girls not 60 a-shootiBg ?
Why should they not play ball upon the
courthouse square Saturdays the same
as boys do? IL they are needed at home
TO help about the work, why do not the
boys stay at home and help until the
work is done? Boys can scOur knives
and wash dishes as well as girls do, il
brought up to it. II the dignity Of caste
were removed, no man or boy need ever
become tramp; aud IL public opinion,
formed by an uncultivated mob. could
be ignored ia America, girls aud women
would take Ont-Of-doOr exercise sufli-
cient TO keep them in health. As long
as we do just as other people do, our girls
will be nervous just as other girls are,
aud our women will have female com
plants Just as other women do, and we
shall raise family OF physically worth
less men just as other women do.-COl-
OrGdO antelope.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24
LETTER PROM NEW YORK.
iFRoI OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

New YORK, May 81, 1850.
To THE EDITOR or THE NEW NORTHWEST
notwithstanding the social iuterreg-
mum Of this period Of the year, we have
had one or two mild sensations. Rob't
G. Ingersoll delivered = tremendous
rade against the Christian religion in
a lecture AT Bpnth's Theater on Sunday
last. His subject was The Gods II H.s
arguments were old, but his laugua.e e
aud method Of delivery were takiug-so
much so that some well-iuieutioned
person set a man at the door TO distrib-
ute New Testameuts gratis 70 the audi
ence rs thSy came out, with some gentle
notion Of counteracting the dire fleets
Of the lecture.
The despised tool of the Society fof
the Prevention OF Crime has caused
gentle ripple by his notification to book
sellers in the city that the very wretched
translation Of Zola's Mana" must no
longer be offered for sale. Il is an ad-
mirable advertisement of a very dis
gusting book, of which about 40 900 had
been sold before Comstock's interfer-
ence. Had he let it alone, the sale
would soon have ceased at any rate, for
it is the most wearisome filth that can
be imagined.
The long.list Of suicides continues in
the most unaccOuntable manner, and
the methods OF shufHing of this mortal
coil are as varied as the alleged causes
which lead to the act. II good, vigorous
punishments were imposed upon the
nuisances who thus undertake to shock
the nerves Of the community, and are
not successful, one of two things would
happen-either they would kill them
selves dead or the number OF suicides
would materially diminish.
That highly aristoeratic institution,
the Union Club. held its annual meet
ing on Wednesday night for the election
Of governors and the transaction OF
other business. For the first time 10
its history, no meeting could be held
for want of a quorum. A special meet
ING will be called. The club is prosper
Gus financially, and has tremendous
list Of candidates waiting for vacancies.
The gross income last year was about
$3.50. 900. Another prosperous club is
the new University Club, which sprang
into existence last year, and already
numbers nearly 200 members. These
gentlemen, in the intervals between
quoting the classics to each other and
working out problems in comic sections,
appear to have q very pleasant time, to
judge by the snug littIs sum disbursed,
according to their annual statement, for
the b-r. Another highly aristocratic
institution is the Coaching Club, which
is to have its annual parade on Saturday
next. The turnout of coaches is to be
larger than usual, aud the amateur
eoachmen are brushing up their absu. d
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Miss Florence Doty, bankers daugh-
ter in Buffalo, recently had a thrilling
adventure. She was walking along
Delaware avenue about IL o'clock, aud
when near Tupper street noticed a we'll
dressed and spruce-lO looking young man
coming toward her. AS he approached
he gradually swerved from a straight
line, until their meeting aud passing
would naturally bring them close to-
gether. She carried in her hand an ele-
CANT velvet purse trimmed with silver
and surmOuuted by a handle. AS the
two met, the man suddenly seized hold
of her purse aud made a violent effort to
wrest il from her. The bold thief
seemed determined to get the money at
all hazards, and continued to pull and
Jerk the purse. But Miss DOty showed
no signs of abandoning the contest. She
grssped the purse with 8 firmness and
GOODNESS remarkable under the ci. cum
stances. At last the purse flew open
and bank-nOtes and coin fell upon the
sidewalk. At this the bold opera or les
go, darted up Upper street and wa soon
lost to view. Miss DOty watchej him
until he got out OF sight; the she
picked up her money and went home.
This is the second adventure Of tn sore
which she has had.
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GOOD SENSE AT COURT.-Recently
one of the children OF the Princess
Royal OF England, now the wife OF the
heir Of the German Emperor, bad been
ailing, aud with maternal solicttude the
Princess personally supplied the little
invalid with mauy Of its requirements.
This innovation on German court ell
quette produced utter dismay, aud was
brought TO the notice OF the Empress, In
answer to whose expOstulatiOn the
Princess replied, "If my mother, the
Queen Of England and Empress Of India,
can carry milk in to Que of her children,
who likes IL so much more because
given by her, think may do so with
out forgetting my position"
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bottle-green uniforms, which make them
look like their own footmen.
The loss of life and property at the
late terrible accident at Madison Square
Garden is likely to be compensated for
without any appeal to the courts. 1t is
understood that settlement for the
pictures destroyed has already been
made, but whether the human sufferers
and survivors have yet been settled with
is not known. AIrGrsr
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Queen Victoria is a good an eur
draughtsman, aud reproduction of
some Of her sketches will soon appear.
They will be accompanied by reprodgc-
tiOus of some of Prince Albert's "picto-
rial expressions"
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George Washington never told lie,
but then his wife never skirmished IN
his pockets and insisted on knowing all
about letters written in feminine
hand
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Whymper, the Alpine climber has
reached the summit Of ChimbOraZ0. She
first man to so honor the peak.
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"a good girl to cook,n is still adver-
tised for.
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MRS. HARDNESS WILL.

BY ABIGAIL SCOTT DUNIwAY,
AUTHOR OF "JuD1rH REID" "ELIES down.
"AMTE AED HENRY LEE," "rHE HAPPY
HOME" "MADGE MoREIsoS,"
"FACr, PATE AND FANCY
ErC.i ETC, ErC.
Entered, according 10 Act OF Congress, In the
year lS79, in the office or the Librarian Of Con-
gress at Washington, j. O.