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Railroad Guide.
DuILA. a. READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

MAY 29Tu. 1881,
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as followsi-
WA PERKIoMEN RAILRoApl,
For Philadelphia, at "4;sl, Gas, ii.4O. am. and
o." p' "i' SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at A4.sO a. m.,3.3s D. m.
WA EAST rENNA. BRANCH.D
For Reading and harrisburg, 600, 0.OO m,,
For Lancaste er and Columbia, GOO, oOam. and
For Reading and way points. 30 p m o.
For Reading, Harrisburg, and way points, 9'o5
WA BETHLEHEM)
For Philadelphia from i V, Depot .4.44. 6.t2
s9i4,a. IN ,tz."0, j53 1924 p. M. Sunuay 400 pm.
For Philadelphia from J., & S. Depot l2.C4'
''fI Trains SS FOR + G RALLENTowN leave as follows:
WA PKRKIoMEN RA1LRoAD.l
Leave Philadelphia, 7.4O II. m. and LOO, fl.9O
0 % " SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 500 a. m, a.15 and t4.2o
Cv1A EAST PENNA BRANcn.l
Leave Readng,7cO. 1890 NJ, 40, 35j,and 0.i5
pm.
Leave Harrisburg so s.t5 and $50 a. M, Las
aud 100 y. m.
Leave Lancaster, 500 a. IN Les and $50 p. m.
leave Columbia $50 a. m. l.1O and $40 p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, 5.3O OHd 9.C5 II. IN.
Leave Harrisburg, $40 am.
WA BEJHLEuEA.l
Leave philadelphia 45, 20 90, 9.45, 2.l0, A4lj
a5.l5 *6.O0y. IN. SUNDAY 8 81 n n., son D. m.
Trains marked thus ~ run to and from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia other
trains to a Il from Broad street depot. Trains
Via Bethlehem" run to aud from Berks St,
Depot, except those marked tAl
The S43l anu 6.45 am trains from A llentown.
and the Tl,3u aud 5.l5 D. m, tram from Phila-
delphla, have through cars to ana from Phila-
delphia.
j. Il. WOOTTFN
Gener6t Manager.
c. G HANCOCK, CENT Pass & Ticket IGent
may n.
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wonderful Power.

When a medicine performs such cures as
Kidney-Wort is constantly doing, it may
truly be said to have wonderful power. A
carpenter in Montgomery, VT, had suffered
for eight years from the worst of kidney
diseases, and had been wholly ineapacitated
for work. He says, zone box made new
man Of me, and sincerely believe it will
restore to health all that are similarly al
Aeted." 1t is now sold in both liquid and
dry DanbuTy Nelss,
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Time will yet read to the living an uH-
published story ofthe dead. Time may ex-
plain silences which shall make strong men
weep. Time may teach our hands 10 be
quiet or our voices 10 be tender and low
Time may lead up out Of the valley Of hu-
initiation g troop Of penitents to weep At
every grave
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lTl n Yourselves by mixing money
HE when golden chance IS offered
ti=Ii THEREBY ALWAYS keepiUg poverty
from your door. Those who always take ad-
vantage Of the ChauCes for makiug money that
are One led, generally become wealthy, whue
those who do not improve such chances remain
In pOy rty. We want many men women, boys
and girls to work for us rlaht m Their own 10.
cai'ties. The business VIII paw more than ten
times ordinary wages. We furnish an eNpen.
slve outtlt aud all that You need, tree. No one
who engages fails 10 make none, very rapidly
You car devote your whole time TO the work
or MY your spare moments. Full information
and all that l. needed sent free. Address
sTINsoN & CO., Portland. Name
Oct q IhS yi
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HIDDEN PLANTS.

I. Did the man tell you hisage?
2. At every turn perceived new sights.
8. The design will be etched on glass.
A. Do not detain me long
s: Mother wishes you to lend her dish'r
STPRIL.
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Troy (N.Y) Morning Telegram and Whig
Rnbbing The NIIanigh, OIL. /

In the Phladelphia Tones of recent date,
We notice an itenr referring to the miracu-
lously quick cure of prominent dryfegisl Of
that city, Mr.. J. NJ. Higgins, Germantown
Road ant Morris street, who had an awful
attack Of rheumatism Of the knee. He ap-
piled 81. jacobs OIL at night. anil the next
morning was well and IN his store as usual,
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MANHOOD D

MOMENisn now being made faster than
MVINF II ever by those ut wOrK for us
WV W J Persons Of either sex can
make ed6 q week in their own towns, n they
are willing TO wotk. No Isk. s5 outft free.
CURED. All who engage prosper Noone fails.
Particulars free. Address, II. HALLE1 r q
CO.. PortanO, Maine, July 10Y
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBI LI1Y PREMATURE DECAY
and all the effects Of youth iul indescretion, will
for the sake OF suffering humanity send fr,,h 10
all who need it, the recipe aud dlrocliOns tor
making the simple remedy bv which he was
cured. herers wishng 10 proht By the ad.
Vernser'a experience eau do 90 by addressing
NJ perfect confidence. JOHN b OGDEN,
1an-.ame 4, Cedar street, n. \.
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HALF SQUARE.

L A city in the United States.
2. A boys name.
8. A blemish.
4. A dark substance Of vegetable origin. Z
5. A conjunction.
@. A cousonant..
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PIMPLES.

will mail tFreel the recipe for a simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN.
FRECKLES. PIMPI.ES and BLOTCHEs. leqv.
Inc the skin soft, clear and benuiiGul; also IN.
struouOns for producing luxuriant growth Of
halr on hald head or smooth face. Address.
tnelosina &C. STAMP. BEN. NAkDELF & Co.. No.
Bsekman ST.. n. Jan29 ms
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CROSS WORD EN1GMA.

CROSSWORD ENIGMM
In rosemary, not in marcissusj
In aster, but not in crocus
In larksprr, but not IN jessamineS
To carnation, also in c6lumbine;
In fox-glove, but not in fehne
In phlox, but not in pimrenel;
In cowslip, but not in mignonette
In daEha, not in violet.
Ny whole is the name of common nowerTs
Which you can find out in some leisure
hour. CIiNTos.
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CIfARADE.

II, some darksome night, you wish TO travel
10 and fro,
My second OF my first will guide you as
you co. c.. c..
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No Patent-NO Pay.
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe. at reduced rates. with
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Ohce, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptnOss and de-
spatch and at less cost than other patent at.
turneys who are at n distance from Wash
ington, and who have, there fore, to employ
"assoclate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to ra-
tentability, free of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy Of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents," which is sent free to
any address, aud contains complete mstrue-
tions how to obtain patents and other vnlua.
Die matter. We refer to the q erman- A mer-
ican National Bank, Washington, d. q. the
Royal Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Lega-
tions, at Washing ton Hon. Jos. Casey, late
Chief Justice U. 5, Court Of Claims; to the
Officials Of the U. y. Patent Once, and to
Senators and Members Of Congress from
every state.
Address: LOUIS DAGGER & 90, So
licitors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, Le-
Droit Building, WAsHINoToN, ID. q.
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CARBON HOUSE,
J. W. RAUDENBUSH, PROPRIETOR,
BANK ST., LEHoHToN, PA.

The CARBON HOUSE offers first-class accom-
modations to the Travelling public. Boarding
by the Day on Week on Reasonable Terms.
Choice Cigars, Wines and Liquors ALWAYS on
hand, Good Sheds aud Stables. with atten-
tive hostiersi attaehed' April lO-yl
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Proof Every,vhore.

II any invalid or sick person has the least
doubt OF the power and efficacy of Hop Bit
ters to cure them, they can find cases exact
ly like their own, in their own neighbor
be easily and permanently cured, at a tri.
fling cost-or ask your druggist or physi-
cians
GREKSwIoH, Feb. IL, 1880.
HoP BrTTERs Co.-Sirs; was given up
by the doctors to die Of scrofula consump-
tion. Two bottles Of your Bittels cured me-
LEROY BREwER.
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IN6Y7CLlNTONB BRErNEY, fashionable
lb-3 booT and SHOE MAKFH Bank ST.,
Lehighton. All work warranted.
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LYDIA r. PlNEGHAR9'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure
For all Female. COMPLAINTS.

mi. nrar,ra,Ion =, q. r,ro ,,rrioo. oon.I,t. :,
Vegetable Properties that are harmless 10 the most dol
cate invalid. Upon one trial the merits Of this Com
pound will be recognized as relief is i,nmediAo; and
when its use is continued in ninctynine caog ia hun
drcd npcrmanent euro is fccted aousands will ts-
tlry On account Of It's proven nlc.!ts
commended and prescribed by the best physicians in
the country
Il will cure entirely the worst form of falling
OF the uterus Leucorrneea' irregular and painful
Mcns'ruation all ovarian troubles, Inflammation Gad
liberation Floodnes I'll D!5placonents aid the con.
scquent spinal weakness md is especially adapted TO
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-Rnoek down the man who ayss II
Tao weather warm esoush for yer %
, 1881-01-10
WAUKESEA.

nr ~ .t,, VVnuwI nf .rtv,t.fnox nF
NJ cetAnE ol VIC Aso"so " Anssren n.s.
tho Industrial Acttonl~A ffooao'e
HOW Over t1ae NIct1,od Of yTnlsurtlME
1Rrltpsoux Instruction - What lhe
s'.,.'...,ra" no,nnn,,
ca'no s1..t., n..,,,eh - ~. fs,r,oo ,r,t,,n,
wAuxEslIA. Wis, jan. o.-Tho Iulustra
schont far l1ovs Il ann ol Wtsconslu's benevolent
t,,,t,,.,n,u i1cn,at Il, mia ,,f,lnrn II cvcrnpba
H!s'Au.oao' Aoo"'IH ~ -, s4'o N"s' ~. hrs,.
about 4oo boys linaer IL yenrs OF agc' VINO ha'e
boon sentenced hrre for various crimes md mis-
1otucauors Including vagranoy, lucorrIEib[llty,
mi n'har rnorc .crin,,s otr,nsca. Thn inmates
a'u o1Aot n'o4o s|tto s"oass' e 80
, 1881-01-10

Tho Newburyport tsiass,) iteratd tolls The fol-
lowing story Of ono wl,nIl, It eaeribps ~ 4 fA-
nous W. Of tho Esscr liar: "a li1uor easo waa
hoinx tried ~ court. a!,d. AZ p!rt Of tho owl
Con11nonwcalth. and 1t wae cIcarly shown Tint
tho Identical whisky wus seized from tho prom.
isos Of tue defe!llatt who na.! It thore with b.
tont to sGll. and whutn wo VIII cull MtGtaul Nc.
st,ll tho lntont WIS Just ~ bad:: Whon tho Djs.
tr!ut Attorney Ar!Ho he stated tho clao: suid
tlnlt hu Aad M doubt hut TINT hs btutl,or on tiv
uthcr sidn world mako lu1 nut OF IT.. as wah Ills
wont, aud Guiding. by charging tho Jury to tg-
passloiMte!y try NJ case Simply oa il tnefi.s
xent'on!cp Of tio 1u.!ury.. he saia, thq eurned
yolt ta t.t-tFy this cdo on its III. III t,,pritx
g o w;w-Ms. M;M;Mtetacl McGostN s.taE,,
bury ltis'.aa,, VIII jailsy ,c,.nnts'lanec aad
h!B lAwyor, tl'l-to0k upon the Jury D-g-gcntlo-
,ne', e tte 3nry1 l.lt'k upon stiehaul Mciarty.
rublcnpd fanc, and now, E-gentlctnen 1t tho
1.jusy, do you believe and arc ynu pr-prui,arttl
Ii state nn your onths, beyond u r-rensot,allo
doubt. th.th:t that u sitshael M:4,artY ha'i i
loss 10 say th0Y didn't"
, 1881-01-10
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.

IttnlH from the roitre Ktntions.
John Dean. niias Hopkins, wns nrreste, sat,,r.
day night by Lieut. Callahan '1ron complaint bf
william larry. of No, III Washington strcnt,
who says peaa assaulted and attempted to rob
him on Siurdan street.
Sumo sir weeks ago John Martin broke into
tho fpt,tn of d o1gaTstfnaker IN tho upper story
sf Rrt,cnry nt No. 4!iA ciRrk street during her
cln.htnx: p"rtioa 0i these hu .enld to Mre.
Mrs; Alice Carrni: WIN wus ttnar.i'nk with her
out tern y, ti1e ron!tsnttary: wben C.sroil
Testetl ft steainE her c!nt',nF Fig Kot y eys
and 1.onv. and the consequence was re- That bath: sne
Thc property hns all been recovered.
Armory arrests: Jnnn Koycs. nisas Anderson.
cEhr9cd with stCAffrT I'll cnsh nit bf htifEait
III TIM rnuni Of Mles Ella Abbey. Mt Nh ~
Eldrilgo court: Miiinio smith md Hannah
Everett. chnrxol With Stealing about &fgI wnrth
nf oresses from Ida Nay. ptoprtctrcss of Clask
lHarlo,l; Lati!s Davis, lareony Ut about. til
w0rth nf chfckons from II. Markn!I. Il
Sixteenth Rtrupt putChor: and TillfD WIlliuinA.
Il notorious cypriah. charged with stealing ~
cash frt,m q. Wo0ttart Ut l'hilahniphi9. who u
temporarily Attempting at M. Eldr!'!uG antirt.
mid viii, WAS ifE,sh enough to n1ow h!Insc1f IN
be rupcd into Ttillos rHnehu whIto On tho way
home FROM church ycstcrlay aftornUon.
, 1881-01-10
FATAL DESTITUTION.
Death OF au Old Woman from Starvi
tEuf,.

~. ..
Death or AL Olu woman from Ss"rva'
tIoh.
NJ III ~ s"nortn. ssrcnt" was founi ,lond IN tho
Nv. 40 oulu l.,u' ,o ru ~ .as, asss r,.as.
holo sho ca'cd nor hoMo at 4'oo ScStefaaS n1tof,
had heon submerged for somc time BY tho County
M A1ant. rho cnusc Of her dont,, was uuloubt.
nao". .,, Au s ns,..n. 49, 1t,,
cdy starvation aud cold. slss. uchrko' or All-
lor. Ms Bho was eotno tlnlos called, lived In
voona not much larger THAI d dry-Esulia bnx,
ami Situated in the hnlf story (,ist bppcath
, 1881-01-10
MONEY FOR CENSUS WORK.

WaIIscr Needs 1900, 900
1T Addition 10 thu S3.6O0,UU0 1fu Has
Already Expended.
WAgiflNnr0S, .1nIl. Tho Superintendent Of
tho Consus scnt tn the Secretary Of tho Interior
tst-t]Ay FOR transmission IN Cuttgrcas d cttnfhus
u!cAtson asking fnr iii additional appropriation
Of ftA0.O0 for tho completion 0f tho cenHns
wnrk and tho publication of tho results. The
Superintendent ruvlcws tho cntisoa which have
nnIo expenditures II, excess Hf tho original
plnns of the Crnstls- GitD necessary. These
aro tho great rtec In prices and waves whtch oc-
currcd prior to tho beginning ut tho cetstis. IN
vuivtnE II larxo increase In tho cost ut Held
covcrtna population of aa.NU0 III excess
Il ~ h!xhes. esl,ato ot the 9,!lss; thlr''!y,
In tho work Df t[io vnrfotlR special aHtntB or tln
olnen especially IN tho ttpar,tncnta of forestry
Mntlls, invat l'srnl',etion the asloros' wavea
fn6turoe Of Iron nns stres, nni of tf.nt'e fnhrtes
TIM cultivation Of cottot, fobncc,. md tho sav-
and tho statstlea telatlug to the doleet!vc. de-
te,.de.t eaya thAt w;,rk Ut tu!s kind tlaH lcver
nt,iliority0 0f tho unitod States uovornlnont mud
tho tleld hna loon found surprisingly rich tn
sst;ss sras s atsr n er IL xoa a i
still oent provision HhaIl he nInio for contlnulng
1IiGSp tNtESI1kHltDIta kuG tEutH EEuauS GiN ~
nndp mn aimhst perfect inventory Of tho III
tlustrfnl, social, ait vital condition OF tho peo'
pic OF the United stAtca. ..........,
A fourth causo for tho ancreasc Of expohol..
tlro ls tho ocoas'on for more rlR!l roy1sio,. Of
tho eoEcdules thalt wns ever buforc unt!crtnNen,
moro Sar:e' computation IS , stsMlsS, nd t,S =
enumeration form mltc from which tho vnlti1
Of tho pro,tct obtainctl tnny bo !1erruaca win
l,Rtion afitl iuifuIntlo1,. Tho Hs,pcrttcndcnt i
very d.sjrdus to 10 e,Gbled 70 work ~ t1o riSti
Ills oeo by t.e !abers Of to Jf ensr,toEs n..a
wl.u h,ayc hccn eu,ploycd during tho ptst year: ~
Tho appropriation askcd tor would 1,!Lso tto
IB;D, to f}.fIJG00. While tho cost 1T the eens!ls
,ccordInp to tte sca!e OF ls7. after now!ns s iot
other elements Of cst Wn!lta bo SssSsss s; Tt
It lio tho decision Hr Co,tRrnss not to alao'y tho
n,laitlanni nmosa1,t asked fnt hn VII! Nse his ~.
most endrnyors to bring tho expenditures within
tho oriYtnni limit Of tho Inv. bs stopping atl the
speon Investigations not tna,!e u, nns;4intel5
oonipila lions to tho nnrrawcst lItnit-
, 1881-01-10

CHINA
SAN FRANCISCO, JAN. 0.-Arrived, steamer
Gnu!lc. FROM Hong Kong via Yokahama,
lloS0 koxd, Dec. IA telegram report
jJ1g tho failure OF tho negotiations respecting
tho Kultlja treaty llns given r'so to bel'et
that hustililtes mny occur on the frontlcr Mt
any moment China has undo extensive
preparations for war, but will suffer greatly
through lacl Of discipline mld want OF or
enntzutfou. 1t Is stated TINT she Intends, In
the event of l,ostilltics, TO lay down torpe.
docs at tho entrance to all treaty ports. and
to stop all ships fsolM col.lng In Or golng out,
whether war vessu1s or traders. It Is REso
said tl,at Foreigners will bu employed III tho
navy. Dcc.9 tho NOW hospital ut fsentst'i
u,uier tre superintendent Of n foreign phy-
sicinn was formally opeaeA by Il Hung
Clt4ME.
YOKOHAMA, Dec. 2.-lt Is rllHored that
Cen Oyalna, Minister Of War, VIII bu at'-
polluted to tho Embassy Mt Paris, to succeed
the lutte Mr.. Sameshima- Jntlgc Of Tnk'o.
SnibnnslIo. was assaslnatcd in tho streets OF
tile Capitnl nt noon on i7tll Of Dese,nl.er IN IN
Tie bike 1t Genoa. commanding tho
Italian frlgnte Vettnr Ilsani, was presented
II audience to the Attknt0 Dec. D.
Grs " rs et}c left fSr c,H hi1ca peq yar IL tho
flag Of Admiral StnckelbcrF. entered thg l'nr.
bOT Dec. H. Stackelberg II temporarily II!
Charge " the fleet, l4csa0tsky hetng detAiuet!
III Nagnsaki with broken Leg, the result oi
~ II Is stAtc., that five Russian men-of-wnr,
at present stationed ct Nagasakt, are under
orders to procued to C0rel To make a survey
OF tlat country.
, 1881-01-10

,tcsIrnhlc trnit. nre. pontrd @ ndt.
IA bit fnyt ns II Init IL cttt ttt hills With li,l
wo !o," tiara viii tinl l,s r..idrr nE t',a Mapa.
1tftt ri funI1sI, an TO- 'htte. Iho cc: rnicrrcn ln
tic Untci Sfntcs, and liavd uniformly failed e,
Mo.,ni e ayihR: !,es!c. smcir bits IT., s,9 ars
Vr lin btltDi.1r- iHt, like tlent. Who wnuta think
OF intr'uustn9 il 9,yen ,,un,bc-boo or II trsccn
wnsp nr 'yrljiw.. Jacket into 1urGniess Sllnhy
Ut 1laIInJis nr blaeks: yet II would 10 )ast us
sct,stbn na thn plnn rrt,poacd,"
II a p:.'t,aGly not vet tfmc fnr this sche1no 70
1,cct,mc fully tlnseitil,nf, hut III NEND we snnll
doubtless DaGnt ftIt)ro lLulIt II, HuitAf. lIs
, 1881-01-10
WAR ON PATENT MEDICINES.
Er+.tof rNst,4fth To Ytts {,h fttoo TFthuue

I'HlLApELrl1iA, Jun. 9.-War OH proprietary
medicines has bccu dctcrmiAed upou by tho
philadelphia College Of PharmhcY and tho
County Medical soolety. who haye been consid-
crlny how best 10 reduce tho sates Of such
.lostrunls, which now mike up moro than a
fifth Of tho totnl busiligsk Of, tho druRxist
Thcir theory Ia, that the pMtent medicines inter
ciata, who sutlor by the loss Of physiclilns prr~
scrlptioEs, and sarn0 want 10 20 30 fnr aa 10
mike NJ, agreement NOT to kcep patent uledt-
Clues on sulG at All.
, 1881-01-10
GREAT BRITAIN.


tFECEE FUII NEW FUNhs
ltoNDoS, Jan. 0.-The steamer Arizona,
which sailed from Liverpool yesterlay Tor
New York, took 10000 In gold.
Thtrty-tWo OF tho crow OF the Spanish
steamer Leon, which caine In collision Will,
the steamer lteralda, hava bcen saved.
There are thirty still missing.
SALVAGE.
IoSuos, Ian. "A large quantity Of cory
md the bulk Ut the cott0li and Hour as bcb1l
sayeA ont Ut tho steamer Asaxl!san, ashore Ill
the AterBoy: 1lso. . largo quantity OF tho
ships material
, 1881-01-10
sIt1crcl aa one ut The moat Interesting points for
IsltnrN In tht, TeriItnry.
f.nithcnst fr0in Tt,uson nt,1ut sovonty-tlvo
FAMOUS TOMBSTONE DISTRICT,


FAMOUS TOMBSTONE DISTINCT,
which ht.la fair 10 rival n mineral pT's1uct tho
thnAtnck lnt!o mines " fcxAdh' Tho tn'Iiet lo
II s 'fF .H q q The d'i
bccn III follows sTWo brothere started fronrnes0i
e prospect r t!,gt. n = he!pg thSm 1sce
tho!r aolna. a,,t, wnrne., then that hoy @ x",.l
sill they -pcrsnvort4l+ and discovered
sp,cndtl re'fi Of mlneral whoso nutarop.
s; sW ;o rss Scss stS 9 i x1H ss "ss ,s; tss tsst
attcrward said i out for ovor eI,o0.oN Thera
nro nr1bnhy hundred ynlunoic ininee ZEAL airetly
oi over %Js0 .nhahitnn,s has Fnt1uE ~ h the
vicinity nf tho mines. baving all tho aceoseortcs
ass,S Taf '!sa{' 81 ssfs X se @ v sq' Il ansee
ssS; iSuss sSa ;s s e y ea AZ an ~ ~ o "s
GoSatontion. St .fousli Nut. Throo Trotlors darden.
Monitor, and ftanr mines.
i'npago Owl nch4l, E.nn!rc. 0ro jltaaeo. and
shoMlns fs n.ss " vons Of lie rohcst kIG Il
ore. both xoi,i a,d silver. The silver orts. haw-
ever. lnrguly prctlotnttiats: ha.t frqm TIcsot,'
Mountain Dos yaGnyns, Or T9ubie. iisni. WIFI
IL twin peaks. { plainly Visible to tho south
djscovcrios havo pce,l recently rnadc.
The entire southern .rnrs ur Pima County,
fronting OH Sonora, IN old Mexico. Is
ONE yAxr MtSE,sAL 1l1srnlcT,
sontaci and xnshed wilt ts4sures In wisich arc
concentrated i mighty wnHIth Of precious tnln.
erals. Heretofore these niollulatns hMvc beou
sTs sd E.ys st sssrE X saSepa @ eai s
Ss nes pSa o h'eSs @ sFS TocSs hill"
,tiaa ZIG sse "s sa,sf 4so fi @ rs y
issI, tho energetic prrncetors from tho Eastcrn
sntss Wy! seFtn.n!y tnka part In the w"sk OF
Not fnr FROM tho Artzonn eastern llno thorc
ra,srnaa wf.,sc nrt,a!n nunss H. ~ Il yssy
curious i PRESENTS ci,'es likeness 70 . sIeer::
mouth sn1 perfect c,ia qre 't, T. sns
A. h"xc sta.ea oe!ore w %sso;a a1f hrtzona @ daG
inaI n1a say. ai@ost dosest Tha var!o,,s for%s II
colossal cactus grow 70 1a,netise slzG. somg OF
tno.S ss;th strrHn HftrnF ~ ~ tyn,fv tnrhrs Il
diameter; G,,t thoso cactus. groWt6s. With an
1unReh o ;h m IT, se1t ~ Fos sso % %aS Ell
sant;y. md xsass il very scarce. Tho rasiroas5
nnS ~ mroimt,lv tjtd nat ctsfs n.i cUmpicto Uni
coutpEpcJ. ~S'' '''0>4 ''
OVER $4,000 FER MILE.
arc of redwood; Tho labor WINS done ty China.
tho Central Pacido taiIroati, ilrst.ciasa fsilrsMd
builder. Tho rond ls srlendldty t',nnnKcd: md
was loft nio,ig tho ltne, Us ~ 80 common on now
e. sa e a oy 5wo 81 ESes aesoo Sa To- e. oaas esse
| aun Kiycr, II Lalifornta. and one over tho
Colorado ut yumn: also. ! did not .ce any ma
Ss5 g ro an eaanans g
uRble n local ~ wei! ~ through trnda Y dues
ss %sst esk msks sa ssG.se ess tsFst @ f. tho 70"
Reforo leaving Arizona. should eay that.
while it, great lack, takon as whole, + wates,
| tiou H. not universal. IT bus, especially In
, 1881-01-10
SOUTH AFRICA.

TIE noE1ts COMMITTING xxCEasEsr
LONDON, jan. IA dispatch fro,u Durham
reports that the Doors have driven the Natal
Lounted l'ullco to within three miles of
Newcastle, Heavy firing llas been heard In
the direction OF Wnkkerstroonl. Tho Beers
9re committing exccsses 0n Thu western bor-
ders OF Natal.
JiEpuLRED.
J., LONDON, Jan. "a dispatch from Dur
pal W reports TINT the Buera attacked ltnnker-
cotlsetls.snce Of s!s George Collyes's setnoa-
g,trllcea, I've Hoera haya recroased the b0r-
aer Se6.s, 81 Nsa!M: s,a.;. lhs Dasntos hnyo again
s1sssH .t sssr, psakea1sSerg Into trleualad eust,
eat "eso Sepalsed With loss OF iltty men.
, 1881-01-10
Decorated WON st,,

There arc In FEanct ton cl1epalleEes OF amazo'tts
Of tho teatton nf llnnor-nAmuly; MING. Ab,oot
raphist; MING. Jarrcthnut. ux-e,lltltour; aid
stx alatora vt Merry..~a,l Of Whou1. usevpt MlIU.
on tho battlo-heli Qr In tue national luiGnso.
Mile. tlosa lt.nheirfs the :1y wo,na!! whtI bus
the Order of tsaeesla the Catholic. Tho female
tilon vi The world nvt.s. t.oa ClEna tu Peru.
, 1881-01-10

PARIS, Ja,l. 0.-Thc results of eighty olec-
Hons are reported, showing that forty-four
Republicans, SIX Irreconci!abtes, and eight
Conservatives have BEEN returned, md
twenty-five second ballots will be necessary.
No Communists havo yot peen reported
elected.
, 1881-01-10
MEXICO.

:. +SV f4AQQ1k
CirK OF 1lExlCo. Dec, 2S.-At Lost accounts
aefs was not pound ot tl0ur III Ta.uptco.
= cargo was anxlously expected FROM Now
Orleans. -.
THE COTTON CllOp,
II Is feared the waole cotton crop ln the
hate Of Durango has bean destroyed.
coin WEATHER. ,.,.
Tbs cold weather In Chthuahna surpaaaes
hYthinK ot tbs kln4 Wlthiu the memory Of
, 1881-01-10

EUrTIAT.s POSTPONED.
VIENNA, Jat,. 0.-'rho marriage OF Crown
Prince Rudolph aud rrlncess Stepl'anlo Inns
been further postponed, owing to tho inclcin-
ency Of tho scns0,,.
, 1881-01-10

havo long prescribed tho shnkers' Earsapa.
rillas. aud tlfnk i most valuable tacdlcinu.-
Jeremiah ulAkc, 81. D., Gflnlunto1,, y. II.
, 1881-01-10
TURKEY.

4 cIstIslttSn vIcTntty.
I0SDos, Jan. "a Dispatch front Con-
staMttn6ple snys the Porte Inns bec'' o''tclal!s
informed that tho TNscou.an victory ut Gtuk-
'repg was crushing O!le.