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, 1880-07-19
nor br,cclcts, diamond ear-pondants being

nor brnce!cts, diamond ear-pcndants being
Tho PRINCESS Falka wore n dress OF grccn
md 50 $, sirort ti.at ] coNi admire 1T my case
her fniry-ilkc feet She is 8. iollcnte,. pretty
Cteatdru,. scarcely 1s yenrs old, w!t!, beatIt-
fnl and abundant tlaxe1, h9ir. When ex-
she n nswefe Wy SSis wltl' p2e e xna Sss tey az al
ny oWli."' She is very lircly. speaks French
llurntty, srhnkes, and cui1?erscs without
vcnc, Aftef we Ind talked about .
ssF sases entered ." n 4s p}ase S2ss St2hsesnsclyes ia
military order near tlio door. One OF them
ctrrled n large trny eovered with = red YET
vet c!otl,. richly embroidered, and with gold,
little gUblGts for coffee h In Turqne. Anotll-
or uf the slaves carried silver ever, another
n. silver chnllng-itsh, the others silver
plates. 'rhe Princess .wa. THO first served,
atIuc ex4uisis ctgarcts we're produced. The
flavor was VERY delicate, utnl fancy they con-
tni,,ed opium. rl1s slaves wore l2ng brown sn
teast trimming, tho cl,tl OF the train being
lluad-tlresscs we're !. sort Of tlia1lcm made Of
tuile. gnuze, and rbbol,s, nut unlike bon
,icis, hut 50 arranged rs to leave tho back
their mis.ress' hand tho sesen women with
Ind entered It. Although we had to talk
| tnf0tlRn all interpreter, tHo cOnTGFSAtluTl
was lively throughout, ami mover once
llnggetl. The Princess takes m 1T.
teri.st in everything, Tho justice OF
lIur observations quito surprised mo.
SI,e spoke If tho expedition to tho North
l'oic, and Ut many otller things. asked her
II she did not Wenry Of lier secluded life II
she di,l not tlcsirN to see the city md the
caunsry; II her perpetual ISOLATION tlld not
make ller melancholy. "Ol1. no." sue MI.
aweretl. lam Nutte ',set to it. could moi
net contrary tn tho customs Of my country
; The mere thought Of going out unveiled !:
revoittng to lie, and II Wero to 20 abou
Will. n!y face covered l%ople, would starr
! carriage drives, which the state OF he
Snisacsse and tllIeky Yefied. The younI
Princes can visit tlie l'rincusscs without he
lng nlttlnltlcet Tloy n1one nre per1nttte.
ia ia sec ~ tlu ia,lics u tl.e llarem unveiled
i,efUre / look my leave Tcl,echri Afc
and Faika presented INC with thel
photographs, signpd with tl,cir nnne
t | iii French nntl Arabic. .rhB slaves I
the gallery sali,ttst Inc In this sam
Oriental manner rs l passed out rs when
arrived. Another attendant accO1npantG
1nu tn tl3e irOn cute, where tha giant nwaEte
1ne. liz did nut utter word. but suititnolie
my carriage by signs. think the nlnIi mi!
\ bu II mute. When / reached .flo!Rb W:
overwhelmed With questions, but eserytntl
seemed greatly surprised When said I'm
a seen nothing extraordinary, TINT hail Sill
= p!y Ind tilr pleasure of making the ncaHaln
y a,lce uf two charming al.d distingutshe
II | fnflinE.
, 1880-07-19
EDUCATIONAL.
Ur. nIcCoslt on tho Importance OF HTnR"
EuE Secondary Schools CDnfr1hHtory
10 Higher IMxttiMt1unn or I4enrItings
III thA Eduue 1T Ihe thttaao 1rhunt.

Ur. TIcCoslt on tstc Importance OF HiaH"
ing Secondary HcIiUOfA COnfrlbMtory
10 Higher Institutions or LenrIting.
III the EAa,or u The chteaoo 7rldunt'
f'MSCE1uy. N. il, .tuly 15.-At tic recent
meeting of tho National Educational Asso-
citation, Mt Chauta,luua, N. y, DR.. MeCosi
rrntl n paper on !" TIC Importance OF MAX
inS tile Primary, Secondary, anil Col!eg!ato
Systems Of E,iucntfnn Fit into Eacfl Otaler."
lie slwrit particularly Oh tho Importance OF
tho high sc!luots nrtl normnt schools ptucat-
Ing for tho G0llcgr. "'lhis Is mt sufficiently
attended tu III so,ne-1 believe might say II,
tlIost--nf o,lr Statc systems. In tho college
with which a1t colll,cctcd VIC tlo not get
l,ln,sy pupils from thu schools III Tue States
around us. III Solilu Staies 1t does nut seem
t} be ulte1lsiGd In Mt MI. In sutlu ptnces
tl,uru IL wide gnp, with MI evident jealousy,
betwrrn tllu colleges and llo secondary
se,oo!a,-t!le colleges krrping 1T n naughty
distance, nlut the schools lnakiny no effort to
prepare ytl1il.E ll.Ell for them. IL IL tnct
thnt young men WHO wish tn enter college,
luye to cnyc tho Stale schools for other aud
more expensive ulles; ur 1t may bo 10 call In
tho Md OF priyntG teachers, who lnny or may
nut ly competent. This is 0,se Of Tho great
est disadvantages under which. rs cail tes-
tily, s>lne 0f our colleges labnr"
Dr. Alccosh showed how the mare atl-
va,,cett countries IN the worltt-slcl! Us Ger
ftr.l their colleges I!e titi, referred in tic
circumstances that III Mfctltguia the Univrr-
silly md high sclit'"ls work intU eacll others
l,alltts BY Stute law. hut lle Shnwtd how
N,iolAtsl III nli Ssatrs, l,ecatsc fil q number
I Of sStntcs there nTH catfGges which w,tlIu
tut uhilseul that nlly 0l1H should bn lIinte
uniyarslty a'Ml ls1vs facilities tyr drfG'winE to
, 1880-07-19
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Organizing a Republican CLUB m
Aiken County.
Significant Response Of the Dem
10. ocratic Organ.

Tttrotf f'n,f ann Tr1hnnf. JHFNE
'rhc I,osl aud Tribune Inns received tue
fo1Inwlng letter frnln gentleman, WHO was
nj UNp time q prominent businessman III
this city:
MD Trii,ra.: ri. few Nortlser., tncn here nyo
committed great crime ny psll,ilshfY III liSi- @
ailon 10 nln ;re at,I Ar.nMr f!' vari,s s
s".a M'!s Il, you m Il copy oi tic Aiken journal.
Thc accompanying Spy IT the Aikel,::I'o,MJ. 'o,,,s
7its n'stt Rculcte r9ltnlns III us nHxer'ls3hs
l;trIIcl,t anti Arthur club, closing 'S follows;
We prupose tn itmlt tho efforts mud lllilueice
If this u.tanzntio!i-.lnriiig tio txnR sat', nh,
t.rs-to- Wit: President aud EIce-l'leshlent s,f
ffIp UnIted Suites. ni,h member nf Co!i4rcss
frn this district, Ictyng i nl,tnnnl WITH ii,d.-
rls rnr npnlnst the election nf such cnf',tl-
tlntes fur stn'e or cn.lnsy stlltes ns tAy pe MY,
,r hrrr,lytrr 1nny ct,nic t0Ture tho leup'c, Ask-
i'N ,sry,tg tisn n' '"'a u ae Iaisun. member tho
right to 1s A snte TO- 1SnnestS or '1'r1 1,r IN.
ourselves M nlctnl'crs of thls nrt7Inlzttitn 70
SNiionui Vcp,ihlIcan party In the t:etton @ Of
Gnrtiel,i md Arthur. thus e"nir!hnt!ns % n,,r
strength rs ln.livt1',ua slttSes 70 ~ .9 9 c1n' s
vi i s,,r principles ',i"!. wl,let "this Kyors'-
nrIt BY tnp ptuptc and t1r tlin t'cspe, H. insts
We lHSte M patlfntH: Cttlhttto, Nn.u.t1 .!' M .
1Iiu,inn u1 nativity, t'lct. cnf,s or previous pat
" NllIhIiEG, to Itsln lis IN tnia "Hh VIC Dcalcsc
~ in the ct,tutinas curse nf tt lns'i'te: T..
Wo urrt Mnd invl,e Snii ~ 3in ~ ~ ttGse t1st
gltarts tnr tho purptae ~ e;'nAeSrNGt,lnE tie
suu ,lre opposing thu l'rit1riil&s reli. st,ate,i.
!; f; athM"ts,HiS' ~, .a,.,a..,.
y. T.. Cf!ATrlELut
!sMES puwELlr
~ !tGCRWEatt
81 =. u. iAibEKN.
1he nnDcr III It's editorial ruitlnl1s com
,en,s ,..ul, tIis announcement is follows:
usnlCA.. NlstiANlzATroN.
w, ,,,st, ,,,sf.wh.t,, M NJ, Iu}yrrtscu,ent II
hitter IL iir ,,Nlc ts.ttg f0r f,le1l!l,rts tnr Il
sGnri.c hid Artsl,tr club. II ~ well written,
MI II tho titn,c WIS u he :" ltuslcEk tn''
English" Instead II "unrllcht nv s,,,,!',., Ms,
itr" IT ,Avnii! mSsMS n'r <t Mtore,,,a ~ ,.i,,,,
,s I" aS inor s Siv III vr . ss sxIst. MHt.l
, 1880-07-19
MlDSUMMER HOLIDAY SCRlBRER.

RUaUy VUEy ZVITII
II has been well said, ''To him who viii UNDER
stand the drtt Of Ills own time. and tn him who will
enjoy hims.!E In his time, SCRlBNER'S il simply
Indispensable; and no ssues of a!i tho year are
more Indispensable thnn the Holiday numbers, the
last ono of which, the London Weekly Times pro-
nouneed "a really magnificent triumph Of Amerl.
San art and literary gunius'; and Of former ono
tho poston Transcript snid "Thn Midsummer
number Of SCR1BNER's MAGAZINE may be set
dowa n the finest example of periodical pnb!lea-
slotr which has ever becu put forth by any Arnerl-
can Of European house."
The Midsummer Holiday scRiBNER Of this
reason tfeady July 7ash}. with It's exquisite Illus
trptona and It's specially vaslcd table of eontsnts
vii, fully sustaln. not auTpasa, the exeslisnee Of
former lxsucs, Price, IS cents. For sale BY all
booksellers and newsdcalers.
SCRIBhER a. Co., New York.
, 1880-07-19
NEW PATENTS.

Np..
WAsu1StrroS, ID. C., Jniy IS.-FullowInR Il
,1y, f ,,,,n,,t. tc,un,I ,r,t, t1,t, mot ,v..oi.
nv W p"tc'o s'o rs S',,,,,.,
T1uu,}SE bv A, IL, EVANS j. Co., patent w.
l'cstors; ,o,,
'IL."o'S'
J:E; trooks. Nilsson C!ty. car.conp'n9
III: Coyle. chIeagl shirt;
4: y. l.. blxons ChicaHo, clFcular'h'ot'on 1fahs-
Mitter.
n1fIHko, Icago. HAac"'no'
f Ewntsi' Hysat,,ns..a mrsw1 swirn.,,ui,lcncr.
vi ii t ~, ~
as n ,H.rts rHgH, t.,oa ~ ,,ss,.sp pat"''s'
aIriGns IiMtHs Hf1xn.;a; h',an.s,t,,, nat.ock. ,t!
iii. ii"St9rm & ThI.,i. IinoIhinutnn. yeuttlutor.
i. itE'te. Nal"nsut, E,sns-pluw.
=. kunr, sterling, rosthl-cnttl. ,..-.,...
J. 4. Moeilgr, Eentralfl., hatlt-tlig.
J. W. U'nrynn. Petersburg, couttng and Gnish-
!tiE Walls.
A.. hahsolta y etone, ethcagos musc'1eai
,xs,,o,. - '%9''s''' 'A''9oA''1a'''t' '""''|' Wv
". t. WwIstsr. i.nrv1r,. Tlini. fastener aud
sill. .wnrl"r ''
e'"'' wtscossrn.
n r. ~ u,at,n,,,,. ,r.,...,o,., ,,,,htr,.,
~, n,a "i,,r 's'"t' ""'o1lo""t eo'a''"oa
+ l. c"S,, ,,,ia;s se' n1,o%; s,r%s.b, voo.r,, nm.
u. A' fFaNnoacn' Ne'aAaa' "ooa'F"sp 'n4-
CHING, ,.,,.. .,,,.,.,,o.
= MsS'ny: ".osii si." nsri,.,,,,~o, h,,,cr
F;t'. Aat'de''burser tlas'c'oa' olo''beulah'
Z. slerriam. sislw"ukev' ste"n''oo!'cr cover
, 1880-07-19
NEW w.pU1sL1CATIONs.
MIDSUMMER
HOLIDAY,
SCRIBNER.


The igsuc Of the Midsummer Holiday tAugustt
SCRlDNER t,ns hcen called ".hr literary event Of
the summer aeason." In the richly iIluasrated
Holiday number ol this year, Philip Gilbert HAM
efton writes Of
Seymour 'Hadcn'e Etchiugs,
With fine rn:sraft Of Mr. Haden and delicate re-
producslona o! s,ia work never before produced In
this county. Madam Adam fJuliette Lanoesl,
editor of ia Nouvce Revue,' OF Pnsis, asks, and
satisfactorily answers, the question:.
VIII tho Fronoh Republic Last7
Richard Henry Dana contributes valuable md
entertaining atascmento!.
American Dip}on1apy.
Charles Dudley Warner Witty deacfibes
Tho Wostorn MANI
And John Burroughs wfltea con H1nor< Of Tho
Rjvcr Hudson, with Illustrations by Mrs.
Mary Halloek Foote. Albert Rhedes shows how
American Girta Marry Foreign TltIes.
Principal Grant gives sketch, with many illus
tratioas, Of the present. nnd pzcdirta tho future,
the great and growing power Of Canada, on our
Northern border. The Vice. Regal Court and tho
Canadian Government urc Incidentally described.
Mr., Schuyler. In" PETER THE GREAT writes
fan Of soPH1A.
| The froatssptcce il n wonderful specimen Of
| wool. engraving, BY Cole. portrait Of "savona-
accompanying sketch Of the lifa Of tho grant
| old hero, aplendidly illustrated by Van sehasek.
Among the lighter features Of the MIDSUMMER
SCRIHNER hrt TIE "urda ana music Of
An Original Comic Oporetta;
An interesting paper tho localities referred to by
| Dickens, In OLIVER TWIST, illustrated BY Chus.
a. Vandcrhoof; paper on
Tho Curiosltlos OF AelvertlsIng,
| With many amusing Illustrations; md an account,
fortified by aworn statements. OF the origin Of
Tho Bbok OF Mormon.
Bestdes the usual variety In tho Editorial De-
| pprtrrnt md Bsie.a-Hrac, new stated contrib.
utos begins department entitled
unole Eeek's Wisdom.
Price, IS cents; for haia cverywherr.
SCRlBMER e. CO., Now York.
, 1880-07-19

was agreed IN. Tho ono whu went to tho " little
Tronch village" wHs George Z. Hates; he who
went further or was Stephen 4; l,pHrins,, who
wont r. srring!c l.,,tcnI nf ahcaE,. nnkiny
was lIonry ii. Payne. This was In Ix,l. Tho
young mna who plnnnetl out the cnrccrs nf his
Flint. this State and who tol us tho circunl-
afnt,reA
, 1880-07-19

Ada Bendre commenced q suit Saturday
aualnst Edward A. Trask, Hurry n. Caok,
md William Turner, claiming s5,U0 dani-
ages.
Jeremiah II. Murphy flied bill against
tie Chicago L. Western Indiana Knilrond
Company 10 restrain It frolit taking bosses.
siun of Ills property fronting t:1 fey on W.
MD fourteenth streets, and extending l9o feet
to MI alley.
, 1880-07-19

Marietta Ryn.al fled bill Saturday
arnlnst the Thoricy Food Company, Arthur
Van Norman. and W. y. Carpenter, to re-
strain them froul using her patent Tor NJ
Improvement In horse alla cattla f4sl, 0r'Ei-
,ialIy Issued Aug. ~, 1877, to Peter H.
,l,,,iCe Drummond has gone to Springfield
To attend the funeral Of n friend.
, 1880-07-19
ROCKFORD,

Sptetdi Correspondence Of The Chicago Tlibans !.
HucKFoup, ILL.,, July l7.-The scEool'cc.,-
sns qf tho city, wl.ie! Is Just completed,
shows tho following figures: Numbern Of fam
lilies, 9, lGs; males over and under e. years,
1851; females OVER q and unsieral years. ::,os';
males under 21 years. 27f3; females tltslcr II
years. a.Do7; giving totAl of &, 5,C:o;;-lelus I'LL
Increase slncd last ycar Of 81. !; =
Tlse Board Df Supervisors Inns bcen In scs-
s!o,l during the week fur tho purpose ct
e,luallzt1ig tho taxes Of tho county. Thu
committee OH this question has MT yct made
its reporr, but 1t Is understood th9t5 PET cunt
lsockfor., md de.iuctcl from tllo 'to!intry,1;
titus nlnkllg ar Increase Of over linlf IL ns!ll-
iull tl0lals 20 tho taxpayers OF tho rsty,
Tho esiatnntca cust Ut THINNING. tue cry
scll1olss; s;fn fnr ncxt yenz Is 's4S s,;s.Snr short
'. JSu,es s aylor. one Of tho oldest ,nhabl-
ants Of this county, died Ut his ttnne, south,
rast Of this city, o Tnss;;thy u last " ths 1
sa1,le @ 'ii to iiocKfHr,i fron Koclasr. y. =, IL
iacG5 when thurs wer1 but fwh'tloK nuts ~
this city. lily ran tha iirst ierrSp l;9GR
aftsrnsss. ,Ss as anaes iSs eSarsa Iha Vld SIT
ss $s'!lS !l w''!ansqn ~ ,s It eoaso' is Wis
Tlie city authorities are again; after ls tAa
saIoo!lulen. but ut present tl,sy hayo bee''
ul!ahle n colyiet n!!y ,o, fioio,rot,yo FIJI,
P'tsfs P9eseat; Ts'pfEy FIsss RHSS .ts!ary ait
WIS c,,ossn Sliluer.Its,l,ent..l ~
The marslaga ot the Rev. ". y. br0WI'
,'c,,1i n 1Hfef 1fni' NV =, w por: rity and hlIs
, 1880-07-19
-Four Young LAvvyeraIfow Thcy cano
yVext to Grow l1RsvlttI tito Country, !.
h,Irtuu fMt(h.I ffntfa -

In tho law otncu Ut Joh'i 8. spunccr, at Cnne
andalXna, New York, n lxil. woro ftAtr young
luw students, u tortnps utld ~ fAtn0 ni,knoW!!,
vert duly admitted &, Tho lIar IN la!l. md Ous
Of them ut once slFuo@{ 1ut. tpr tho West. lu4t-
Ing At CIevalul,1. llnFu lo htAck fast. 4tA white
srriDed " the Ohlo laws hott,ru II eitizetipf
auother State c... ~ admitted y p.saleGI e.. n .seE
fciiow. stutlu1.ts. ihey Myrq toaxtnx ror pacrs
10 ha1,x ous shoir shingles. Wcll: o'le u you
Gun stay hutp with .iu; }lnother - w, es,li ~
NetrxIt, aud tho othor can push ol y y ~ ,!ow
p!agu tAuY call ch!cu1'A.sAl fho slfp nl 90 Fprt
Dearborn" Aftrx l. l!tI cYnaultauou thla pss;i
, 1880-07-19
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

n, ~ ths Editor ~ H.. Chicago 1Tthuns.
3 GALEsnuitd, ILL.,, July lH7ln your nnticc ar
{kupx College In last Sntntt'ay'a !ssl,e-tho l0th
ftnst.-you Kivo tho nunbcror Krnduntes for this
Rfenr MS fourteen. To thlH number from tho
College proper should bo added seven froni tho
ISemfunry, milking IL tnt'yof twenty-ohr.
~ glin, you say "the whole number Of students
fOr hist ycur was t05, whorcas tho wl,oIV nun-
khcr tn tho three drpnrtnenta--Co!cGc, Sclntn-
8ry, md Arndemy--waS ;sl, As summarized on
7puge - of tho catnluE referred to in your mo-
Nice.
The tame of yni,r article Is ccrtntnly friendly
$f0 Old knux. aud yut. inadvertently OH your
$tlArt III tlutibt, Is cllcuateA to crtttD Hr'E
suppression tn tho lumber Actually III attend
$Anre III tho institution.
Il ur, liutels,Ii. Is nnw In Europe In the pursuit
&bf health md fresh IIl,ltsrInf With wh!Gh to liz
R4errst tho boys Oh his return. IN his Thursday
&f,urlllug lectures. }. W. DiErEHich.
, 1880-07-19
TILE COURTS.


UTVIJIEE.F.Ss
Mary A. Shutc flied bill Saturday IN tho
Suuerior Court against Henry Monroe S'iutc,
asking for d divorce OIL The ground OF de-
sertlon for seven years, ,. <~.
Mary i. Dnyil asked for q divorce from
Vlrgii E. David on the ground OF dr'thkea-
ness.
, 1880-07-19
UP VESUVIUS BY. RAILROAD.

UE fESOfloo b1. ltsAlLltUAD.
----
4 Night Ascent to the t:ratcr-A VERY
Heavy e;rn1 e-G'."r"stcr or r,'e crnt.r
'o' London Dapv Stu,,
II ia iust 10 o'clock wien We enter our car-
rlnae N % t1,o Vesuyius We arc i've in Il, mel, s,e
Commandment wliteu ean ,,i. Soat s.S. lloFn
Signals nrc exchanged with tsle upper stattun
and tho sEgnatStatto,s, of Which tlero are
twD nto,e thu line; n whistle IL sounded,
Of lnclinotlon - at hfst 81 ae5tses. u!
crcascs 20 E} degrees niltl IIas t'ccreased
ngain to ~ dcgrces when VIZ enter
ti,e upper station, lust c'Rtt minutes
a1sor s'htenh. 4o ..,s,,. - @ o@',,ss',
talM ehse runs parallel with our course:
swiftly nM! st!so9tniy W. ~ ~, "" w." ,,, IN w.
lean out q to %'';ttow W. 1nrgst iin,, s ot, w.
a!,oyc the Klln1nleflnR Woli1 ne.uW -, us;
Notti!nE y yet 70 ne seGi ~ tae ei'ia GsM,ct ~
erupt!9t, Ihg ft'Kty s!io"Mer @ " W.. w!,Gl a% Wy
nre Eliu'nE nl.s ,o s III uMs ',r,c,.i III ~ ~
hlaudoW, NIL lnht VI t!o s.,he pfoiGG!e'i T
e s'!le Of tile ,no'',iIn;i,. nIa; To nn ",tG ie!t,
edge on our risht. ttntlms 1nrehes !'.5
rSesiv us av,1 ~ 'g per w. st soi Il stii I I,n. .
rhls ws te most s'''snit Il i1ft r. q ri Ing 'iS1
taking, fof lerH tile vGay httE 9' nf, nttr,t "a-
tcn 70 l't foi'!nl Anywhere la !a,'eu GI''felSyv
nnthlng hut luose l2p,llt nna as!.es. , N.Y., W.
3envG tlo stntio!l, hst4 Eum5 ~ son!e ,''im, ~,
Weoslen stepH ni4l @ titto"RM' !.i',tt RMM @ ~ ~
it1Ilcnse, wall OF lass', WHICH y ONO ~
thrco utlllt " !fotrcI tiu .ane itun, w., w.
slbEe streams OF thH K!nWng n,.atel, @ W.
StsE st3n ts arro% ~ r M,,o 81 s tIle 1 III crisr '
about quarter oi ny nnurs wAnR. s.. ,l,,, ~ ~
jllvy work, ncciaase oi t!e eeeI: '1os1s na.fs
wlicl inr1tl ~ aFe,n,cHm ~, ~ nut ts ,s 1.- H.
lux compared VIII tllo tM.lsuo tv.tsit M
uerg9.H m aseen,a!lg ttte fna"lH ra, w.1v 'l n
to be relieved 81 pitt p o. ,a, taelf ,s,i"i, 1Mi,
weight, nnt 70 be pnsuG!i aliu nn,,Gm
up nVe!1 that Drtet space. tAklnR MaY"'iu1fu W
cnployeu:, thy repofis aonat tlse aeslAlT
and !ll-WIll oil tliese VesuslA,i sui.aes HIe, !
think, much gxaEgcrnet1l. A. the railway
gains tlu contidelice Of t]le p,tD'ic more ntla
lrnre people VIII nscel'ta II, nl!u tno Eu'uss
will e,trll nlIouEll, FOR " is iilwlse III lne
weak to REFUSE NY a'.. o. tmet s.ro1E "is. a
md fo0!lItrly ~ t'.e stiHllg y venture 0yte
tslo still hot Asu Eri!lloIllE lhVn ~ tlic
{tilp{1.l1n crater WttBltL t|tt EluHIlEE III DllG
, 1880-07-19

~ lHIM H!k%& N13fEEE. !. . = :. =,
Tho puIlIshinnAtH inflicted O4A children ntteat-
Ing IoArl sehouis nru souarti!nss 1rut4A a1ad VI
Why's E.uplds but, tu tutKu from tha cuse ut q
yIJii,Ig woman who ts Asalstnnt itAehcr ut tho
ubo.sIeut school, uvrM0nd41y, RAA WHO
, 1880-07-19

Shaker >sarsa.asilla, .suadelton. yellow dock,
pr!tlcu's pine, and tha brrrles OF Juniper and
cu1Nl .n,cnt with Ittlltlr Of potassium nude by
ito Eoc,cty. nrt tho ingredients Of tho Shakcrs'
SursulnrlIIa.
, 1880-07-19

C,nc,1r CoUtyr = CoSrEssfDSs = Philip
Frees ct al. rs. 4. II. q. Werres, 2G2.e0.
, 1880-07-19

The cali for Tuesday in the Criminal Conr
Is as follows: Nos. l,27s, t,:s'l, l.SsSS', Liz
1,4Gu, uua 1,50S.
, 1880-07-19

IL svtuoyo aua cure pimpies use Pap''lon.
, 1880-07-19

Sptetal Dis9aseh to The Chicago 1'ftbt.Ht
WAsnEStffoS, ID. C., .Jniy Is.-FullowinR Is
list Of patents Issued during tho past wrel,
tn Northwestern, Inventors, reported for The
TRIBUNE BY A. IL. Evans j. Co., patent ~
ltcltOrs;
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-11-25
French MiIiienyys
NOVEL7IES, Ere.
.gs'ssse Rosa Kega0ir

No. 0 Charities St, New Orleans, La
Begs to inform her patrons hat s.a a..
relnrued home after al ahsenc' ~ ihi.
months, sljent IN lily IN Ps,s -'1.crnr
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-11-25
How to Make Farming Pay.

In a prize essay bearing On the
the above subject, MI. r. Bruce.
Great Smeaton, Northallcrton, re-
capitulates as follows the several
ways by which farmers in Great
Britain can make their profession a
paying one
First, by greater attention to the
cultivation of the soil, working more
as the gardeners do in thorough
manner. Greater attention must
also be given to the quality of the
different seeds sown, making sure
that the best obtainable are put in
the soil. and that the kind sown
suits the soil and climate. Second
", by a greater attention to the live
stock kept, making determined
efforts to keep only stock of good
quality, and breeding more from
good sires; keeping them better and
more comfortable and getting them
ready for the butcher at an early
age. Thirdly, by paving greater
attention to dairy produce, making
sure that the most is made of it,
and that what is made is of the
best quality. Fourthly, by greater
attention to so.called LITTLE things,
such as fruit, poultry and bees.
The farmers collectively must in
sist on
First, the abrogation of such laws
as ! have referred to which operate
against them and their profession or
occupation. Secondly, full com
%pensation for unexhansted and per
manent improvements Thirdly,
freedom of cropping. Fourthly.
Freedom of disposing to the best
advantage of what they do grow.
Filthy, the protection of their
crops from ground game.
The last reform has been obtain
ed since the essay was written,
thanks to a liberal government.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-11-25
VG. IIEdLER.
ARTI(TT,AD RHETN ITISM

New Orleans, Jauc 9th, 1889.
have .sen very badly affected with articu-
lar rheumatism and d:opSy OF the knee joints,
they being swollen ve.y lsige. stif and painful
for SmCGths. The usual re ncdieS lDd srcscrip-
lions | tIitd die me ne good I had made up my
mind that | should become n permanent cripp Z,
q then heard Of aud applied to DR.. Roberts, who
IIoIdcd me Immediate relief, and by six weeks
magnetic treatment 4 perfect cure. NJ. VAHLIG
Corner PHILIP aad Freret sts
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-11-25
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

Cor. Firth AND WANT STREETS
ST. LOUIS.
This hotel " ce ~ltrally located, both for
business and p as ire. Rooms rye. cvoI
and airy. First class in all is apo M
ments, we'll adal ted for Southern people
Charges reasonable. Keep on both Amer
an and eur IN plans,
i-l5-6m. THOS. P. MILLER, propr
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-11-25
FURNITURE
W. G. TEBAUlT,
AZ ROYAL Street,
AZ ROYAL Street,

Desiresto inform the pub
lie and his patrons that his
Stock Of parlor suits, cham
Der suits and dining-room
suits, both fine and med
ium, has never been as
complet as at present, with
prices lower than ever.
His stock OF Furniture
suitable for country trade
is very large and special
inducements are offered to
wholesale buyers.
Orders from the country
will have especial care and
prompt attention.
W. G. TEBAULT,
AZ Royal Street, New Orleans
Jan, 22-1yr.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-11-25
Cor, st. Charlie andEo IN sslGn se~
NEW ORLEANS.

There may be found one of the Largest
and most fashionable Clothing Sores ii
the city. 1t is owned and managed by
H. D. McCowN in person. He deals II
fine and medium goods. such as Shirts
Underwear, Hoiseiy, Neckwear, Hand
kerchiefs, Gloves, Rubber Clothing. I'm
b elias, Turks, Bag, Knit Jacket
Theatrical Goods, etc.
Mr.. McCown is the one who 2eals in
the Celebrated Star Shirts. They are made
all styles and prices. His lead NJ Linen
Bosom Shirt at 81 90 each. has mol been
excelled. HIS annual sales Of Shirts h@v'
now reached the Unprecedented number n
twelve hundred dozen. In almost Xix
proportion he sells other Furnishing
Goods. His Stock OF Clothing ia As fine
as the city affords and i manufactured II
New York to order. His prices are low
His stock is large-and constantly re
ceiving new goods and new styles.
viii send goods c. Q. d. and if they
are not perfectly satisfactory the money
will be refunded,
November 4, 18S0-3m.