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ImnnrtnntI0 Travellers.

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sRS-Numscac or Turkish Corn Cure. The
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G. a. OSMUN, 10 eth ave-. y. Y.
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FOREIGN,

The London doctors approve of the
treatment TO which President Garfield
is being subjected. Many old army
surgeons there think the liver is not
touched, but that the ball has lodged
near it.
AT a meeting near Birmingham,
England, Mr.. L. E. Myers, of the Man
haitian Athletic Club, n. Y, ran quar-
ter of mile in 40 seconds-the best
time ON record for that distance.
The London doctors approve of the
treatment to which President Garfield is
being subjected. Many old army sur
geons there think the liver is not touched,
but that the ball has lodged near it.
Two battalions of Turkish troops
have been routed by the insurgents near
Mecca, and it is stated that $50 Turks
were killed.
Cardinal Manning told deputation
of Irish farm laborers that the Land
League would always have his sympa-
thy so long as it kept within the law,
and that the Land bill did not deal with
the question of labor. He was of the
opinion that royal commission should
investigate the condition of the labor
erS.
DIR. Weisse, of the University Medi-
cal College, after making experiments
ON two dead bodies, the conditions be-
ing as far as possible the same as those
in the case of President Garfield, gives
il as his opinion that the ball has not
penetrated the liver, but is lodged in
the lower part of the body. DIR. Frank
FL. Hamilton expressed somewhat SINH
lar views.
The French commenced Smelling
Sfax on Tuesday and their fire was re-
turned. Four hattalions of the Lyons
garrison are preparing to join the forces
before that place. 1t is reaffirmed that
France will mobilize large force to
quell the disturbances in North Africa
The coroner's inquest in the case Of
+. J. Gold, recently murdered on the
Brighton Railway, resulted in verdict
charging LEROY with the murder.
Lord Dufferin is interceding on be-
half of Great Britain for Midhat Pasha.
Mr.. Mclean, m. p, who is personally
acquainted with most of the officials
who formed the court which sentenced
Midhat Pasha to death, says as judges
they are unworthy of respect. There
is still some doubt as to whether Abdul
Aziz was really murdered, and it is pro-
posed to exhume the body and see if it
bears the marks described by the wit
neSseS.
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''LINDsEYs BLOOD SEARcHER the treat
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blood poison. Don't fat TO use 1t.
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we recommend Il 10 eyerYbody.

1t is the great Threading SHUTTLE
Machine so much advertised.
, 1881-08-27
A.DfspERATE PATIENT,

Sometimes tho llTo OF phyHtelan 10 not =
hHppy one, us wa illustrated III tho rituals VI
tho Arnlpry Court yesterday, when DIR. ]. II.
stnbbs appeared to prosecute IL t,bHrge Ut at
tolnpted n,us.or against Charlos J. O'Nulll, ono
Ut hts pauonts. Tho dufonaAut Ia u wealthy
stock-t1ralor, living ut Pootot,e. ILL.,. whore ho
owns u fnru wurth $G0,0U. Or. Stubbs' ac-
luatutanco With 0Nc!ll eQAlnoncrd about two
yours NKo, whul hn WAs brought lNt0 tho nu0-
s1 oSS 3S %Ss vet b'SasIS S S rS sIxSfs
% s asSa saas III sasss sas So s ~
70 soas & fho beotor o n
discovered ~ be uausut!, NOT by ANY liability,
bt1t by tho continued lll-trual,Hont Whlol tho
WIN. III aliuHed, 1ftoll usutt to drlv0 hor fr0il
te hnuso !ntu Thy tlgl.ls, ,ask ng h9r apo.'1 sno
Eht III ~ gnd ~ ytt ws fs osf ssrs Il
plSi III ,ltsoyvu fru.il helahilsand, bnt atlSs.
t@rss. % 10 "a VIII ai;a. X6oat TX tssnths ayo
O'NelI aHaln visited pr. stub9s aIpe tor 1no!!;;
at sF' uas. SnS and dsf ssSSa 81 ' ,ae ae' esss ss
!r hcr saaplplons wore Mot u9rreet:
nppoarod, anu, thinking ttls unu!arh bud rovsA,cl
;s;s;s i Il; ;ss s ss. Sss III:
S$sS : u $s y ss|S*$sy Z = sS:S
sho '0 wi"i psiS,s, si;s wha Nv wont asy vGwns
$s$ 5 + T.! ,$ss y
or SSS Sray SS' refssv Sf @ shats X hs,a;, e
bs b's;Ss ssSsssss sE; Il e ut s'sSy gssy yaee Ct m s
II % IL u Ssesss Ss|' ts{sS S Iii: isa '35s
fsn4 aisMsslt Ss Will xhu.' Il. ,assa!lSNt ,lsow !,
, 1881-08-27
THE POET or THE 91EltnAS.
Ypfetn! Htunteh to The Chtkaro Tribune.

HAMILTON. Aug. 2.-JoaeQuEr Miller, ule
poet OF the Sierras. WINS not fe!lcltous in his
matrimonial adventure. Possibly II WIS 3fr.
AIilIcr's fnult. Common report says Il WIS
tho fault of the poet. Years ago lie, lis sllc
claims, deserted hur oil the Pacific Coast and
tookn little Elrl, the offspring Ut the unfor-
tuluto marriage with ilint. But recently It
wus reported IN I'LL Oregon paper t1at the de-
serted wlfe wus resident Of TINT Statc. where
she put III IL lollcly existeslce for tho child
lier l!usbailtl llau taken fr0n her. a couple
ut years ugo tl!e poet took his, little girl to
Guelph md she WIS admitted to Lorstto
Convent, III tint city ai.ti has ro',atned there
ever since, he visiting, hrr aiuut ongy !,
away frot, llcr daughter. md she
.letermtnel tY tIunt her up. Tho lady
reached linMiltoN last wGeI, alll PIT mp ut
lotul oil tlio corner Vt l3ay a1d Sinurt streets,
wllore She ronla!,cd for il few tIays. She
the,, stnrtctl for Guelph 10 recover possession.
0t lIer daughter, but whether sllc succeeded
is not yct known.
, 1881-08-27

foHi HunoH'
rnaa, AVN, city uf Mount Cio,uens. lrou Ago.
with t1nn,llila and cot,.nrt. Is r. 1tnso and
burao: aohooncrs Hoeino. William Howe Hello
!ianseo'n, Constitution, jennie siatthows' john
Wosloy. Thomas dowan, jounte lsumball, Aunt
mo,.,-a,,no,,r. ,,,t,ot, yvcvor,v ANNA
H. s,,s n.,n.cr,s v,.sni.n n,,a hnr1ss t,ttv ~
a.u os. aa,s.,.. amu I,s,,s. sv,.o
Wlnd-l;ast, light. Weather smoky.
n,npa oT naToS s1,9a nH r. r. II pf1t a1s .sp ~
srt {,r tsE ~, rta. H. an;'nar q a,o g
sEsS MrS,sS CITY f1"so '1i'' o"tsss' 0s'''o"'s 'a'"
DoWn-propoitors PHILADELPHIA, j. Kodd sa,n
~ & r t ~" 1,,t.a% uts, ~ WV
SiichtWan. H." "'.'''''~'
""''-s'''''' ''srs. ,st4..ms. '' '''' 'AoN'
snttto, p,,p,,eh hst"T~"s 10 n. os,.o,o 1,t,,,,<
y,n,r~ MuM voIH an it"yin ~ ~. .oi,oonrs ~.
Scotia, :johi, heh,le,tc, & N,Ison, Tyo ran2'g,s.
NS%nn,n nIo r,nccs n"i,ns Z, in,ftt, II r. t'fint
and q. b, rrumpH ''4'
YorE, and ". /. hrown; sehooncrs ,t' To'n. lsSw.
ff fE*e u ons: nsGsss @ SSY ans &asses
r... ri, -. 80 -. .rn ..%. .x<.,.
a Spfsa! a pt,natsa TO-. TO- 1's Ghtea9S e 1Tinune.
sni'm,,r I".,,"iHsc % sE,,rnts ~ r,it.i,, nnht,
scI.son"r H. FiIlmurc. f;n,sr,nttn ff t;hlnH,t,
coal: sct,o0uor HDlJpkut,, Chitrintto 10 ChlunEU
coaI: propeller Acadia, Montrcu! to Toledo,
RgpS nSWncsehoouor o LOWS ltoss Chicago to King
stnn corr; schoonrr X. Muir, ,Mi!wnilKao to king.
siuit, whaat; propeller Celtic, ChLcag0 tu Motl-
trgMl, general e0rK0.
uuPYALo. .
,, set:'a g"ge'eA t. n: Satsss ,,,1ro. 1rt,u1::
DutFA',. y; - aI9. " u's i
, 1881-08-27
4 SUPPOSED MUNATlQ,
Rpfgt4t NlspalsA ia Tn Ehftaga {tthuNe.

IIA>,l,.ypy, uAt,, A,Ig. Hh-usrl Wustpllall,
t.Ia OsrMau WHO waa brought here! from
Harrisburg aa y lW,,Rtlg, aId who clallneti
tllat l}ls stll hai bpen thrown tTQN tho tratn
a1@tl killed Oy ruuglts, y still ~ THO pnspltal
hogo, Ills ulpshes wore hr0aght, down fron.
iIFlsbarF Lvt s wAtSl. nl gei,. ,tf1 w.
sess pfa&' aS llayssSSsss cp'|stS6!a {aaiVi 81 II
tllt4. Ills At0lY Abollt A|4 gun lu.s heul, *
plG.led ly ME llissulallll. l!sp!lsY lMlAlksA,
tlnn AKsilt lSro. yyl9 sEys tiat t1o % s'' w; Mts
caxo. llc yaya IN lust lIsa father la.luEfalo.
, 1881-08-27
11OAIl: GATII1SitTNQ Qs.

:: A NEW HTEAit-itAltlN.
The anc new stea1n-bnrgc Ambpy, building
It The Milwaukee ship rnr,l, will probably bo
,tuaehrsl orc week from to-day. Sho Is of tho
following ditneusona: Lal,gth OF keel, $50 fo0t,
s'tadlh Of haaua. 10 foot. dopth Ut hold. VI:
lset. sho Is supplied with 1ya-nols fTuturs lIor
nants Inside md nut aro four inehcB. lIer ot,-
kae ano boltar, though secondhand, aTu IN tho
eett condition, having been thoroughly over
htu|od 6ho IL supplied with double pnglno,
Hef machinery WIS formerly In tho bly, ting
Aa|r. iier cost complete will bo $4,000, Hhp
WI Fuh In tho lumber trade botweCn cust. shore
pofts and Chleago. Sho will curry abaut K0, coo
ieet u lumber. aho Will ba oumMpndet by
CapI Dan Sullivan, brother Of Capt. Dennis Sui
a'tn, Of tho schooner Moonlight.
AN ExcxEplN0Ly outEr DAY.
,ass'esaay Was au exceptionally quiet day ut
port. Thero Mpr0 hut few arriyuIs aud tlc.
mnates, aud these principally lumhor "honk-
", sna tho hr1gctendera, tor hours at q time.
aMao5 hsVo to open THAR bridges, much to their
aa1laoaon, but especially tn tho thousands ot
..a1eas "hosc business CON pclctl them to eross
~ Hssr' Tho tuEg woro mostly tle. tho faw
M secured lows ct Inward, ,ho,,,t. ycsscls hay-
Mt@ 90 down tho lake mal,y miles tp pIuk tneM
" iae prevailing lullness extended eyon 10
w. H1tie p!easufo yachts, aud they n,nle their
"ts "''n very mcagrc luatls Of passanKers,
s. Mck ko.us. "
.aoto Tas but Il single cargo on tho lumber
nafket last oyealug,
.ae easao Aettvo goes Into Miller Aroihcrs'
u!4oeas to-day 10 stop loak., -
A.. aao seaoolor Tompeat caup .nto port ycstcr-
~ WA part Of hcr rigging damaged.
nlmlRn., nSR1 William Katly has ratllrne4 frou, bis
etbi. tpbaGf yacs.tnl ana nBain assumed command
W" lug tao Thpaas llood.
CAPT Montgomery Elkcnboru bas ,,oon mn.
p!aed aaster Of ths sah,Msr si,Irvs pIyi idw}r. W.
'Sespt' William ErkenOeok,
.l,s', l1ss rpfopel|ar Andrew j. Smith WIS delayed
~ packing Aay{nE hurnci from nrpunJ her
p4Ra, WV
Tho bls tups 1,tc,uor,,,, mn, ro,u ~, ,,o. ,r.o
ia }Hssaateniay with th9.r toWsn IL lunlbor 1Rrgos.
i@afy Ms;.isot a ot ehe 4sanl4rVk REPORTS 1t iGfy
"'s'qe.
M sehppuQr Moaber RIM bor ,l,,,,o,r thrn,,ut,
aa t,lins ELEVATOR yostsrsSnv f;,rc1,nntt' mix
Ssas aoe IN tho Gylok wnji nf1uuE tplir lcei lin
staeIeT. Tho echvouor cstn,lutS without Injury.
n npa1rs ,,n,,a,. w. seess" "rst" ~.
Hiou baiweot, liz s',ys S,a, *nnH MH~ T. tnr
e IN whto tho s.s ssa ,x1If n14 ,,,1t
@saeoat el,S0, Thn Jmvra,ns mnn WHY. Y" "nsratnn.I
s4ass ltla t4e llll, " ~
Fesst,,oo,.
| Hbeain ~ aeao !tay Lumber toEuPA1Yta about
III II taa CONSTRUCTION OF thrpG lAry4 @poWa
eara ~ utl1nK luAhpY fcEtn that thNCA III Eht-
Iii hnn ne csalt Will l6 thirty {eet wl! elt& 1hJ
Nhhsr u aoa Will curry about 4GQn0 foot at
~
, 1881-08-27
THE Dis0RpeRlY lY,WARRhNr EVIL,

THO lgsua 0f troa waFrauta. Whan Atst iuagaE'
asea Ut tue Wost Madison Street Police Station,
was cpFtataly 4 Kot4 eAa ehasisshla pslys!esq,
Il pEVyoateA tha pqpe and txnpgsat eassses fra1p
baIp2 tplpoae4 .nnaa and llsa ly sayaters aud
goutt tharks, sn4 at1orNpl shem tho p4opeT
means ot settling tAelr AialgQlsses, Tbas sbts
gsIsTS SRs Ss s9tS4 s " eessy :s apsa rps% I
Se,ur o,or ,%s'tafs" usasi,a,d s:s ,aa' eagSs r.
HaAl4nl ptreeS FnltN panrt = daily.
Under tha eStsstuv krs,op Is Yeeala taAt spy wv
caN xvt cut \ waEsAnt, 10 matter BOW tllyiAa hef
lulseA person cRu !QaVsa W. RalahhH much
slnalpty, trouble, and expoass by Maktlx psp u
, 1881-08-27
q, SUNDAY WORK,

.ap,atal NssassA to IN oaEeaaa Tr41aYats ~
81, LoVS, n, p. Aux. ah-rA eealpl|'tee pt
tho Eya,,xelIca. Alll2llcA WaatpA upQaA ,tAl4a
Mayor sud submitted a memorial ~ Fs1taM
tq the!r regset at tAe x4Npux OF 6stu4ayS
viii. ths railway, md at ths opening; Of the
ras.-( (}(}1ce on sunday. The Maynr sal1 llo.
was Iii sympathy Will the ltlua tliat all 9neA
, 1881-08-27
cf)Af niSc0VFRV

Special Dl1pdlth 70 TIE E1Ieueo If1bHnk.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. :,6.-Thfs morning
jacob IL. Grass struck three atltl half foot
vein OF soft coal In Niantic Township at II
depth Of Ito feet, by drilling. The samples
brought to DECATUR this evening have been
examined BY experienced miners and pro-
not,Mcctl Of the right quality. A. stuck cont
pahy will be organized 10 work the itlnu
after the SHAFT Is sunk. This county now llas
tWo k.loM,, roaI inlnss, oile n tilis city, and
, 1881-08-27
again without nyali, 70 he proccedot down tho
river with his tow, leaving tho draw ot the
briuY0 opan,
AROUND TIE LAKES.

khUNEII UF 4 FINE TEWs
nutratn EEurtss "Ih,Ira,lay urtornopl,, short
ly bof0ra . 0aIonk, n number Of tug and vcss9!
thut, IasonhH' ut Mr. ueor2o II. Nottcr's boGt-
ynttl. at tho foot 0f Virginia Htfn0t to witness
Tho tniicl, ot tho now tug building at thAt "a"
tnhshtncnt .fnr Capt. q. J. rnfkcr. Of Cedar
Koys. Fla. Tie hour originally t}xod on wAs
1'cloek, but tho southwest wind hhving rnlscd
tho watcr considerably iu tho oanal 1t was
thought advisable t0 sako alvantsgo Of tho In
crunsod depth and not walt fur tho appointed
time; aocurllnRly at few Minutos tcrorc
o'clock tho word wits given. tho last bluck
ka.ockod out, and tho ,.ow tug Rl'dotl rraec-
fully down tho ways sAU Ia Il hnndsomo tnoIol.
combining fno lines and gool cnds With
strength Ut hutld md thorouKhnoss Of IN"
isll. III Thursdays issuo wo gavo her
FIJI dimensions, also a bricf description Of
iirr engines, which II ls Unnecessary nuw
to rcrcat tlcr bDtlor, which IL of the beat
Otis steel, ls ton fett long With five foct urc lnuti
shell, continuing 4uynrty threu.ineh tnos, with
ruur ftet Bix !r,eh ttrebox. ller inuchinery In.
etutics worry hnu ttouhle- noting W0rth,ngton
stdnm- pump with four-lnch atrokp, which catl
bo used for Milling tho bniast-tank. boiler bent.
CT, aud oontlonsoras also for pumping out tho
bEIgc-watcr, wnshtng ducks. etc. E{or fnunhln-
ofy sE f an, IL Sr Mb i9 y sps1ate!IIto n4pa 'narIao
,nK. whiet, is nat y9s '!aMca sili be propelled
lcrs, kuJ eli TO wrought Iron Hhafts throo mid u
luff iithps In diameter atll seventeen fuok lutiK.
sho will bu really for sou N about thcoo wcekb.
md wirM IN trim With thirty tons or fucl IN
lluard WILL draw n1nllt fDur tact aft Uni! TWO
foat Gurwnrtl CMpt. laEktr WILL tnkn her down
through tho Eric Canal to NuW Yutk. and ex-
ree!s to il,Ako tho trlg from !lnl!nll to EGdSr
Reyes, sluhld tno WcAthor provo faFnrahlc, III
t"enty oays' .-......
ANtTttEt oLn VETERAN uoSE.
HuiThiu Courier: ~ Capt. Jnhn Dyilr uioh nt 10
lchu IN Aonnuy. 4u WIS born IN lstl, On eId ~
VI. july, til Eric County. ilgAr satilusky, u He
chosu tho otcpntlnn Ut smiling ttS his itea work,
commenced ut tho lnWust plMcp rs sAilor, and
by tAlthfltlncHs H. duty rapay N'so tu tho posi-
ton Of tHptAii. Fur 1lftecu yottra hc uccept.
nhly sMllGG vessels Tor tho urn u 0earEt u.
ycssel'nTnoth. CtaI: DyMf. as Lnnrk o. enH!t- IT,!
uehee stiM Gsteon trum as p oSnFn IT, M@s ~. H.
trustGa VIII Gse1y aGM ausse' ,nSy III; I.;aei 10y g
WNs " ulo tio !!RtMtupsGnr ~ ains ~ lua t.EAu G.
Ml aIo' NJ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ iJ.u Htta Il ~,
hcelI'R setslto W tao MkHs aut usut ntt5 MsS
III etoroti - f7tn ,mo,snnfti" t,nr. ~"1'
'@''" e'o's. ~9 .. -. 49,.
| Atst!Ht o'hA"1n' ,.
Tho follnwing cxtrnet L. trotn nll .)gdenshurR
pnpeF tmSia ~ S"p!; Iu"'Iu ,s"s 1r,,.r, mH
nntmtr ~ thm s;,,, Scvt,.,,;,r II ,"lil h. ri.
Mts,,,t,rrcI thHt n dtsnmtrh wns rocriyctl tnst
| will stnt9nS tlnt t;tnt. Euynrd Fitxucruid. az
liz nrnnniar istljati"nhiu hlti brt.t, GeEcat,ntl
, 1881-08-27

should lave days rest out OF the seven.
mid prDmised IL send written reply 10 their
paper. Tho Committee also waited upoil the
l'ost-Ufilcn Inspector with regard 10 Sunday
work In tho Post OtlIce,
, 1881-08-27

Tit upuyc rates nrg thDac t,MsdHUr RailtuR fGa.
rls .,eafu-lmEgcs Carrying lumber fFoth d0o:
to dock at E111 CENTS lchs from Grand l!avon and
Eusseqon.
lR0N DttE.
Vessels ato stll III .lenand for this trsldo, and
nItis quite likely II gratn froiHhts eontln1so to
sdrancc that number Ut vcssuls now onglKed
ia tho Iron traLe will 10 tlrwn OF to carry grain.
thu. making scarcity of carriors. mud cuiao-
euentty euablItig owners md agcnts to demand
md roccyo Il considerable atlvlnoo over Tho
present satos, which aro Us f0ll0wH froti, tue
Points named:
From EA4!nnln to ChipnEo. .............* 1.W
From Escnt,ubn to lalkn Eric pnrta.... l,21}l.i0
ipm Marquette to Laso Er}u I,orta.... 2.o0eG..s0
Dr. Lake Erl6 ports ia meant aNy purt I'll 1,ako
Erie vest Of aud Including Eric to which orc Ia
rpnsgao1 and from which coal Is shipped.
s7 COAL.
Coal frcEhts at UutFnlO nre reported worry
atu, With tendency to advance. ltascs ftun
Oxxeeo sso also firm ut Wednesdays advance.
xlh vessels scarce and Il, dotnand. Til" follow-
lnsnra tho iast reported r.tes at Which ollartera
nnado
, 1881-08-27
=, nlIapELLtANEOuS.

TIE WDtGKEN AMI DE[4AWAteE,
suse{al N5a4ssa % ~ FAssaea 7tsouHA
MILWAUKEE. Aug, aA-The staAm-barRo Wo-
cokon md oonsort Delaware. which rah on a
reef ut White lsock, wore ta,-tay duukod tor OK
animation and ropaira., Tho WocUkon's kcal
forward, Mt, and Alntdshlps Is considerably
brooInod but will pruhu6ly not havo to b0 re-
nowe.l; at to.st the work viii not po tlonn hero.
Shu requires IL now ,whcaa, nHInlsor OF new
plMslks In hos bpttntA aud blE0a, y II ealkng bo-
fore lclvtng tho doak. ,ro put hor III tue samo
condition sho wNs hafore tho nrtttetlt Will re-
q,1iro IN Expenditure Ut at leaat <:,pol. rho
Ielnwnro requires y nsw fosegpot Au1 twohty
tcut u kool forward so,,le now Reot a'nEdahlls,
mud severn! buttQM pnhkXs
AiiEAn IN TitEtN NEL1YZnY.
Special DlspaleA 70 Ths rAttapa TFotne
MttwAuKEE, wa, Aug. H.-Ihn. lntcr.o Ocean
.i,sp4ttatioa Co..pHn$ hayEpH Es,n a2o%,ai ~
siili uaupany. WILL Sum! fur of !hYlr oaAts By
2s% se' f sSsss s Ssyss s%sS ss % ss' ssttss
siiaacsSta sp1 Jessie i.,iH u lisl1ata 1t si.19.
NOT t.trrLat nl.nwN Iu0's TINE
spteial D.Dateh to 1hs Ghteaao 1ttbans,
1.asSaa sspSjS S 1tl ts sa a,|'a s's
sssSa s, s MI s!'rs gsaT y. tpS pS
u ,s ss ssis sis' s;9a g ~A''a 'es"s'
TUE lnvrSuE"CuTrEn ANDY JottaSoN.'
6pttan 0t*Mteh to 1hs Chicago IftoaHt,
1l1LWAugxn, VIA, AuK. H.-s9ho ruyhuao.
pi.ktuE Atly lDhl4suN fntHsnoM tt.sIAt 1FuiM .
ur.liso oil i.ako 8WpurlHa. IApr 1luuvr7 ,rpptrt
having Eyle.s1!l taa st9&!4ey AMailloha ~ ~ ts9,a M Y
tugs had worke4 W',sacoesstRllya At haF fpy R4a4t
twelve hours. -
SALT FOR OIttCAOu.
spsetat u!ssatea "a Jht taa,e:ea 7tiaaae.
DAY Qtyy, 4tiat., AuA. sQ.-Thq ngW stcsM-
tMtKt 0eeA]a, With lA,Nl p1rrpls ul fAlt, Tho
lSr9ost LOUD t6Rt e"pr loft thM port, Will leave
for EhleAEu tQ1ll,urTlisv lEArN(tlXt
!. MuAKkVpN 4uNAEtt SHIPMENTS,
AiAe{al U&&patfa tn Tue cAieAso 1rtoAHs.
NISKE KE9lt}N, blicl,, AnW. ah-ttie9ralccst to.Aa
~. 4WMpVr kAtplpuNty Eai,b04 1eVt. :.
, 1881-08-27

NpOIrATiOS OF HORSES.
1pttiat Dtspateh to THs Chicago Tribune.
MoxTnEAt., AlK. N.-Tlle following arc
the totnl exports Of llorses from Montreal To
the United States during tic past four fiscal
years ending june 80:
, 1881-08-27
MARINE NEWS.
y.rv Much Stronger Feei'ns
4 SI,' n Grain Freights Yes
terday.
,>.,,er, .,lado at nm Advance Of l's 10
''''' a. Of a Cont o'or THURS
days Rate.
,ho 1akes-ArivalB and Depart
H''D' n'1ss-Miscollanoous Along
tho Docks.
LAKE FRE1G1lTs.
uttAIN,

. ,rp,ub,s wcro comparatively lnaet''o
Gra'a s's mt n n,,lci, stronger feeling pro-
,'s;n 's;nsssy 19 n. IN 4a sss 1ftsraSs; ysss ass H
rte on W" ,,srcI nnd IN onp instance tcnt.-
Ahceh.Ssa r,,c 1 cctlt.,--but with Attending
usflas us.anccs .aO which render the charter little,
eru,,s,',cr ,a,,cr nun ;,sG:Ial cents for MI ordinary
pto5. us vcssels continued extremely scaroc.
sb.'se'. .v,,lal,o room was quickly and eaGcrly
t,a s.a ~ ~ shippers. vcsaclownors and nKenta
.'teo ss5orrred ~ r from tho depression tauscl by
,.an N frcights carly In tho week, anu now
., sey arc .n,e 's , oGn n ,.',r h. st."ys mat
moe'I1 In ycnr's ur0p now cotult,g In by r1sl,
Alss". I'M @ new crop, which is now ncarly all
tao ~, ~ and really for shipment fsom intcr!tr
nt1f is,s INC oacnt mikes tho prophccy tint tho
p,sv M corn to IuiEa!o will ta ee' cents before
a'e ,:,h w srnx. Tho vessels taken yesterday om-
, 1881-08-27

THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGfN NEfsisS.
hpetGdi Dtspateh to 7hs CAaedas 1sstuns.
LONDON. Ont, Aug. M.-A session OF tho
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers wns
held In the city to-day, but 1t was secret.
An open mceting was held In the City-lIniI
III The. evening. .wlleIl, addresses wrro de-.
llyertl by several EentlClngH Ut tho city.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-08-18

CURED OF DRINKING.-"Ayo young
Suitable thirst for liquor, which had
so FRUSTRATED him that he was unable
to do any business. He was entirely
cured by the use of Hop Bitters. It
allayed all that burning thirst; took
away the appetite for liquor, made
his nerves steady, and he has re-
NAMED a sober and steady man for
more than two years, and has no de-
sire to return to his cups; know of
a number of others that have been
cured of drinking by i'll From a
leading r. r. Official, Chicago, Ill.
[ Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-08-18

e 1t would be good idea for
everybody to plant turnips as soon
as we have sufficient rain. They
are good food for hogs, cattle and
poultry, and are very esily raised
Those who raise plenty of turnips
will not feel the evil effects of short
corn crop SO much as those who neg
lect this important matter.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-08-18

70 Vennor thus tries his hand on
portion of August: 18th and 18th,
hailstorms, and frosts, probably, in
some sections. 19-20-Heat and
storms. 21-Sultry and showery.
22-Sultry and windy. 2324-Heat
and wind. % 26-Heavy storms on
the lakes, st. Lawrence, and around
New York. 27-29-Cooler weather,
with rains and frosts in Northern
sections. 3031-Fair and pleasant,
with cool evenings and nights, with
indications of returning heat.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-08-18

~ Don't fail to lay in a portion
of your fire wood during the fall be-
fore the heavy rains begin. If You
wait till winter it will, as usual, be
almost impossible to haul anything
out of the woods.