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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
THE new Warner observatory which is

THE new Warner observatory which is
being erected Mt Rochester is attracting
much attention in social and literary AS
well as scientific circles. The new tele-
scope will be % feet in length, aud it's
lens is inches i'll diameter, thus making
it third in size of any instrument hereto
fore manufactured, while the dome of the
observatory is to have some new appli-
nnces for specially observing certain por-
tians of the heavens. 1t is TO be the
finest private observatory in the world,
ami has been heavily endowed 10y Mr..
Warner.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
Music Hath Charms, Etc.

lFrOm The st. Louis WesteTn WalChmnn.
One OF the great manuliL turing interests
of Boston is the Emerson Piano Company,
whose pianos are used with high apprecii-
ton and satisfaction throughout the world.
In a recent conversation with Mr. Jos. Ora
mcr, one of the proprlctors, that gentleman
remarked: | have used that splendid icm-
edy, st. Jacobs Oil, in my family, and found
it to be so very beneficial that 1 will never
bc without it, 1t has cured me of Il severe
case OF rheumatism, after other remedies had
failed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

lor, and was worsted "My Lord" he
said, "you viii he remembered in his
tory, not for your exertions in abolish.
ing slavery, or reforming the law, or
changing our constitution, but simply
from giving your name to n new style Of
carriage" "And your Grace will not
he remembered for Salamanca, or Wit
torio, OF Waterloo, but for n new style
of boot" Cd the boots / had for
gotten Them naively replied Yelling
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
The EpiZOOtiC

Has again made its appearances in various parts
of the country. AS prevention il better than
cure, the attention OF owners OF stock il called
to UNCLE SAINTS CONDITION POWDERS.
These celebrated powders stand unrivaled for
their excellency AZ preventive from disease.
BY mixing with the feed they VIII keep the an
imal in the best general health, toning up the
system and keeping the digestive organs and
blood in healthy condition.
The Powders are warranted to give perfect
satisfaction. Prepared by the EMAiERT Pho
PRIETARY Co., Chicago, III. Put up i'll rs and
50-cent PACKAGES, and sold by all druggists.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
Wellington AMI Brougham.

, The Duke of Wellington admired
"men of 3 ,ience" aiso lawyers" ~ho
seemed tn him possessed of subtle
craft beyond his own powers. He looked
on them pretty much as Knight OF the
twelfth century would have looked on n
"clerlI" who coul de- sum in the rule of
three. His political adversary, Brouc :
am, ne almost tovod "for tho learn ng
that was in him." On one occasion .
attempted TO "spar" wit the Chancei-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
a Strong Conuueror.

IFrom the MILWAUKEE, Evening Wisconsinl
According to an Illinois exchange, our days
of rheumatism are well nigh numbered
st. jacobs Oil enters rheumatic territory,
and conquers every subject That's right
We believe in it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

JOHNNY, You must never use tobac-
co." said fond mother; "even the hogs
don't do that" Il know they don't,
mamma. and hogs don't go to heaven
neither" and Johnny. went out soon
after and hid two cigar stumps under the
doorstep.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
Father Is Getting Well.

Ny daughters say "How much better father
b. since he used Hop Bitters. He il getting well
after his long snfferin from disease declared
incurablo, and wc are so glad he used your b Z
ters. "A lazy Of Rochester, ". Utica Her.
all
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
Answer This.

Did You ever know any person to be ill'with-
ont lnacton of the Stomach, Liver or kidneys,
or dit you ever know one who was well when
either was obstructed or inactive and did you
ever know or hear Of any care of that kind that
Hop Btiers would not cure? Ask your neigh
Dor this same question: Times.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

THERE are sections in Western Vir-
pinia. Southwestern Missouri aud Texas
where good sheep grazing lands in large
ranches can be had ut fifty cents per
acre.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
To-pAY's duty can onlv he done we'll to-

day. Time and circumstances are now
favorable, and we are III the best condi-
ton to perform it. Tomorrow all Will
be changed; other exigencies will arise,
other objects will claim orr attention,
and our capacity for performing that
special duty will he sensibly diminished.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
More PeODle Die

from diseased Kidneys than of consumption,
but not one fatal case in thousand would 90
cur If Warn RS Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
taken in time. BY all means try it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

"KSow all men by these presents, I"
read mn old-bacbelor lawyer. "Why
don't they put III women, too2" asked
his lady client. Because" said the
q. b., "it one woman knows it, all
women know it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

In you are coughing or not, but fecl tho pres
tnce Of cold il the system, use DIR. Bulls
Couah Syrup and fool immediate relief. Price
rs cents bottle
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

vEaETINE il q great panacea for our aged
fathers and mo- hers for it gives them strength,
quiets their nerves, and gives them Natures
sweet sleen
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

FoR pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity which will he
sent free, address the Mcintosh Electric Belt and
Battery Co., 192 & ia Jackson ST., Chicago, Ill
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

ALL respectable dealers sell Frazer axle
grease because it is .he genuine and gives per-
feet satisfaction
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

STYLE. itand ease combine in the diamond boots
and shoes. Try them Rosenthal Bros, Chicago.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

ASK your Druggist for Dr. Bosankos Rheu
matte Cure. 1t never fails
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14
Printers Outfits.

Printers sbou, N embark the Newspaper or Printing
business in this State viii find II " their 10
address = tgINIBks, NJ HANGt D., Box ,k,so.
thicaxo, III, before purchasing outfts-
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
VERY nor WE1THER IN THE VEST

LANSING, Mich, August 29.-Mrs. Curren,
OF this city sun-sruck to-day and died in fifteen
minutes. Yesterday and to-day were the hottest OF the
season, the mercury reaching 1920 in the shade
DECATUR, III. Aug. 20.A serious water famine IL
threatened In this region Dolcfu reports of the in
creasng scarcity of water all parts of the county.
Stock is suffering.
BERRIEN SPRINGS, Mich Aug 29.-rhe weather s very
dry and warm the mercury running to 1909 Yesterday
and to-day, There has been for six weeks, and
vegetation is about destroyed Late potatoes en-
tirey ruined.
GIBSON, Ill., Aug. 29.-The weather here is frghtful.
The dust from two four inches deep, which gusts
OF wind whirl everywhere, almost impeding business
Scarcely drop OF rain has fallen since the middle Of
June. The fields appear II sroccO had passed
them There IN absolutely pastlrdc. Fall blowing is
out OF thcqueetiOn Most OF the wclls are dry.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
THE HURRICANE OF SATURDAY,

GREAT DESTRUCTION AT AND NEAR SAVANNAH
SEVERAL CAsUALTIEs-THE STEAMER CITY OF
SAN ANTONIO FORCED To PUT INTO PORT
COURSE OF THE HURRICANE
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug. 3O.-The hurricane which
visited TINS city and vicinity Saturday evening was
very destructive The rain fell i'm torrents Houses were
noeo ana suiced stores and warehouses flooded, and
the streets Uttered with debris and prostrated trees
Inc sppng on the river torn loose and thrown on
the banks and there innumerable collisions
vessels are ashore all down the river to Tybee At
Iybee great destruction wrought The Ocean House
escaped but most of the cottages blown down OF
injured. Mrs Wolf and daughter, Mrs H. Faik her little
r ana ner young brother. Joshua Falk were burned 10
u,ta,l. Inc wharf and tramway were DESTROYED The
se9urners on Tybee Island were in terrible peril All
a., NO estimate yet be formed of the damage in
ns citX uumber of accidents occurred some of Them
for New SI'ashlp DesSolg, which eft here Thursday
COAST ma a number number of wrecks are ported along the
in the ana number of other vessels ashore
Laier-t is estimated that over 100 lives have noeD
thirty inancsIs hSve ny ,ne gale fetween twenty and
Gepuon Of seven all the bodies are those Of n e eA
washed on the plantations. o N'e'"cS
livery arrival continues to bring accounts NJ
by the storm. The steamer JnniaTs from NS VT
which arrived to-day breNe down at n m o fM f hSEk
3i; SAc Drought the crew of the schooner Hannah
Sollls, bound rom Jacksonville 10 Ncw-York With Inn
per which she TOOK of the inst The captain of
III, schooner was lost overheard.
lam lanes q, Harrs mate of the schooner Mary g. Fisher
mnl.h s tailtd from Philadelphia for Wilmington, " c.
haoh h WIN coal was picked mp at the 29th by
nnrt H. santiago DC Cuba, and brought to this
po'' he was on a piece OF the cabin OF the
anu was naked and delirious when picked up. The
s9ilo2her onndered on the 2ith inst. Frying Pan
Shoals and all hands were lost except Harris.
PORT ROYAL, :. c., Aug. 3O..Captain Hines of the
teinlef western Texas reports the Martins Industry
NIhtSlp gone, ana all the buOys Port Royal shifted
WAsHiNGToS, Aug. 30, 10 a. m.-lhe Chief Signal ON
GER oi the army furnishes the following special bulletin
Inc hurricane which entered the South Atlantic States
na'u''ay morning, after moving northwesterly track
10 iowa has since midnight began TO recurye o tbe
4 coD oDsid idprob ble
ovhieg, IL mas lost the violence which attended the
fEkNANDINA, Fla, Aug. 3o.-Mallorys steamer CITY
OF san Antonio put into port last night 10 clear her
discharge and bilge pumps and fasen down the after
boiler In the storm of the 27th instant the iron shut
urs were stove IN and the saloon flooded from AFT to
ouknehd she will make the necessary repairs and nr
ceed 10 Galveston al once. Captain Burrows reports
rcnCed. ~ -"' N'Ni SAPo-
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
THE WRECK or THE STATE OF NEU. YORK

superintendent DIckerson, of the New-York and
Hartford Line, stated yesterday that he had received
no further news about the wreck of rhc State of
NeW-lork. 1T was reported that the body of Sidney
Seliew, the bagRagemaSter, had been found in thc
paggageIoom, but the superintendent Thought that
that the news would have been sent to him if II
were true. Oscar b. Smith. one of the passengcrs
stated yesterday that woman and her baby yyer,
drowned, but many of the passengers declare that
they saw the woman and child picked I'M bv the
deckhands. Mrs. Otis, of White Plains said vac
terday that her husband and daughter were an
board the steamer and that she had not heard from
them She said that they might have cono to
friends in Hartford but she Thought that if they
were saved tuey would have telegraphed to her
A dispatch received at the office of the Co,st
Nrecklng Company stated that the steamer was rt
damaged as much as was expected and n vs.
thought that the hole in the bottom couId he Gii1
so that the water could be pumped ont The vas
sci Is IN about twelve feet of water and il restno an
a bank OF clay. A quantity of baggage taken fIo,n
the steamer arrived at the pier in this city lost
night. '' A"0'
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 39.-Wreckcrs he
gan work on the partly-sunken steamer State OF Ncy
YORK to-day, and the body of Baggagemaster Seew was
recovered by the divers The steamer appears In bc
breaking near the stern owing the strain from tho ho
resting on the bank. The stern has sunk three feet
lower since yesterday. N 'O~t
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
WESTWARD BOUND CANAL FREIGHTS.

TIE CANAL BOARD RESOLVES NOT TO RRINiposE
THEM.
ALBANY, Aug. 30.-At meeting of the Canal
Board, to-day superintendent butcher and Controller
Wadsworth submitted the following report on the prop
oson to roimpose the tolls bound freight
the canals:
The receipts Of tolls for the fiscal year ending August
22 1880, were Tl,126,ll4 H. The receipts tolls for
the present ear Ia August 22. 1851, $776 5S
The receipts from the opening OF navigation August
1879, were Sl21r9l4 IL in $780, $649sS4 81; in
1881, 1881 2S6 D. The expenditures the next fiscal
year must not exceed the receipts of present year.
and while the amount will be sufficient To do ali that
committee that the amount will be sufficient as
good aVlgation there has the aop-
ton of the resolution there have been slight improve
mcnts in freights by the canal, and the injury some
portions % European grain promises better
eign demand Tor surplus bTeadstufls. shippers
inform committee that large portion the
ward bound freight for the present calendar
under contract and the retmposing of tolls woud
injurious 10 otner interests. The thus has
been very nnremuneraliVe to boatmen. and view %
that act and the improved prospects business by
referred To, the further that tine Depart
ment Will offer through the next Legislature submit
to the people OF the constitutional amendments al
ready adopted by lhe Legislature whch will he in time
to provide for any emergency tnat be caused b de-
ncieucy in the revenues during fiscal year.
committee do moi recommend rcmposltiOn tolls
on west bound freight for the present season.
The report accepted and the recommendations
odnn nt.H
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
PLEASANT DAYS AT LONG BRANCH

LoNG BRANCH, N j., Aug. 30.-The crowds
upon the bluff and beach to-day very large and
there hundreds OF bathcrs in the surf dnrln th
bathing hours. The City of Richmond brought down
1000 excursionists from Peekskill. N. " her regular
trips between the Ocean Pier and New-York heinz ,
by the steamer Taurus of the Iron Steamship Comnanv
The Taurus and Plymouth Rock were loaded ON hotb
trips.
Au OF tne hoes are well hled The proprctors state
that they never had 80 many at this time of m,
year and there are many arrivals here every day. Mono
OF the hotels will close before September 15 The Man
sion House and the Atlantic Hotel win remain oneo
nntlt october 1. Augustine de Yturbde ~
'hs lte Emperor of Mexico. Is at the Hotel Brighton
J9nn r. Agnew, OF New York, arrived at the W.st
1nu Hotel with his daughter, to-day.
people who spen. the summer In the Catskills are
hockihR 70 the seaside In great numbers
colonel j. G. johnson, OF the United States Army IA
tne Mansion ''' 10 "o
me Rev Dr. Thomas Guard is at the Ocean Hotel
Ivioneh r. H. MarburtOn and wife, OF PiladeIpha are
~ the Atlantic Hotel "F
nreuerck r. voorhees, and wife, OF New-York are
snohS the latest arrivals at tine Hotel brighton ~
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
DIED.

ADAMs-At Jefferson y H. on Tuesday August 80 1885,
Mary l., only daughter OF George II. and Louise -
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BADEAU-At Manhattan Beach, Monday August % Wtnto
, BsSl. son "i " ian l. aud annie H. Badesu aged 10
Relatives friends invited to attend the funeral SER
biOoAlyn, y " On " Wednesday, August 81. A. - Ia
cHAIG-On saturday, August p. home In stan
6Tth year % his age. '>' "a '-io
FIERO-SuddonIv at White plains .n.,s. D. o.
Joshua infant william p and Alice f F.r, A'h'y
Funeral W WEDNESDAY, Slst inst, at O'Clock D. m.
FOMLER-At Monmouth Beach. n J. Apcust % MINI.
Helen A. la Forest. ~ ~ ~ '-i-
Carriages vi be in waiting ~ Arat,s e.
GILBERT-At Glen Haven. \. v. August 10 Joshua W
Gilbert. OF 81 Augustine, Fla aged a. years.
flOlida papers please copy.
JAMIS-In this city August 2a of peritouiffs r, r.
b. -, late o. Hdinbnrgh. scotland, aged 81 years.
Edinburgh papers please copy.
hENDALl1he Rev. Frederick Kendall son Il tie Pew
6oaId the steamship Helveua, Thursday 35h INST aes -
Intennent at Auburn y V
Grand Rapids, Mich papers please copy.
NlLLER-At sing slug \. y, Monday Angrs, % WIN.
lam A. Miller jr, son % William 4. and Mary Ser
Relatives aud friends respectfully attend the
funeral al The residence oi his 'ahcr Elhsrlac
sing sing. \; y on Friday, september. 1880 a. la
Train leaves Grand Central Depot AZ : and sam.
1891 ased - -
RUGGLEs-At Fire Island. sunday Angus, 2s samneI
- H. knegies, IN The S2d year o his
Funeral services at l'sIy Church, sth-ave and
sarah NJ, wife OF q. II. >chIenOr
Notice OF funeral hereafter
SMITH-August 30 at Caldwell Y J. N fhe te.n,o-s-,
residence o her brothernaN Charles T. sOod Mary
nSimys' SassaSt & oi @eoise Is aud joanna smith, dc
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
LATEST SHIPPING NEVs
PORT OF NEw-YoRK ArG a ,ss,

ONi Or NETWORK 30. 1881.
ARRIVEI
90 Win od @ 'seIl Ischhein Hambnrg Aug L. Havre
l5aIk victor iSwcd), StIanne, Nouryi3eo "a A.. -
to nsc water With hides, WOOL order ,esi
Bark ames Aiken (of Liverpool Athtns,o es,,, ,,o
Brig Annie Gardiner lof Il iohn \ ~ co5ns8 a. wSIiis
1ny ~ wth logwood 10 Noncs. Ia Scsoc a.,
WIN iuinoer 10 order vessel 10 Evans, Bah q CO. -
IHE MOVEAENrs Dr. -rEAdEas
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Aug 3OPassed up the Channel sfear,e-s ,,.
9ohVltSn o IJloh Wis nom New York for Rotterdam
,AsoNNouIH, Aug 3OATrVed, steamer Acadia llsr Ia~s
CALAIS Aug SO-AInved. steamer sandrfngham OBJ, Ross
DeaAeh' IRON New-Nork via Havana.
AMERICAN PORTS
boston Aug S0-Arrived, steamer Seminole Haleit sa
ra Cleared steamers Australian Ward London: Dominion
DELAwAkK BRRAKwATER, Aug 3O-Passed out steamers
PHADKI3'nA, Aug 30-Arrived steamers Ann Eliza War
cleared steamers Lord Cough, Nelson, Lverool Ioncas
BALTIMORE Aug sO-Arrived. steamer d II Miller Ker.
Cleared steamers sranton. Mckenzie limerick Horace
Satest steamers Shacwan aud SirantOn.
iokI ROYAL, Aug SOAr1ved, stea HehOs Br smith
saied steamers city Of Dallas Risk, New-York: Western
Texas, Hines, FeInanGna. -N
CHsRLKsToN Aug ac-Ar1ved, steamer Spartan Rat,nor
Sailed steamers Lone star, New York CaveTs sarore
~ -JiasAs aug Sl-Cleared steamers lsenfTew. Lives
poo L"aSaia, eager NewNork: Morgan CITY, Adams do
MARINE DISASTERS.
CHARLESTON, SC Aug Minnie GRAY Il tbts ,o-.
Tom Bre'nen brought he crew Of the schr Caroline Hail
Bark AuTes from Para conded with an unknovrn xess,i
during the storm. aud received Injuries panking csn
Bark Harald previously Itpored ahsn,lonef at 81 80
PoAo" up Oy he DfH Issa ana Is now reported OF tis 0
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
REDEMPTION or BONDS

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 30.-At the close of
business to-day there had been surrendered To the Treas
ury Department for payment ~. go of Der cent
ponds embraced in the lO3d CALL and $954 $50 registered
coupon bonds which were covered by the IOith call
The statement having been made that "A call for honda
would be issued by Secretary Window to-day that
gentleman was applied to for information on the sub
ect The Secretary said that had as yet been no
decision to issue call for bonds and consequently It
could not be said what bonds would called when
call would be issued, what amount would be en-
braced. These questions, however, the Secretary
admitted, would have to be met sooner or later There
are no bonds Which could be called except the continued
question TO which series the bonds continued -,
per cent Will be called first Wv"
III Is estimated by those familiar with the operatlons ~
the treasury department that the debt statement for
$l4,OOOOOO. y N'V0i'" vi upOuU
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
SPECIAL INJUNCTION GRANTED

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3O.-Jud ge Butler. of
the United States Circuit Court morning ant in the
case OF Samuel d. Karns and George c. Howe against
the Potomac, Fredericksburg and Piedmont Railroad
company ana others Karns and Howe claimed to be
creditors of the road to extent Of about sa5 GOO
which they had expended in the furtberance of n
S1O0o0OO contract to complete the building of the
from Fredericksburg to Orange Court House
Having heard that sale OF the road to be made to
the Atlantic and Ohio Railroad by L. Harvey Richards
acting president and reputed owner the plaintiffs filed
Dill IN equity III Court, asking special Injunction To re-
strain the OF The proceeds of the sale Rchar
until the ownership of the road and the tights of the pp
THIS could be determined; also the appointment of re-
ceiver TO whom the proceeds should ~ paid Judge ut
Ter granted these prayers and said the sale w moi 70
Dc interfered WITH but to 80 The Guarantee Trust
ana Safe Deposit Company OF this was appointed
receiver, security to be entered in $20,0o0
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31

The fore n mails Tor the ealing SATURDAY
September 3 1851. viii close on rU SDAY
a. tor Enr0po Dl steamship MiscOnsi.
town on MEDN sDAN al am. Tor kUiupe hy steamship
Algeria via Queenstown correspondence e
specially addressed ana al Tor kraace direct, by
steamship France, HaNrcs II - m
for Ireland by steamship CTS Of Montreal GuoenstoVn
correspondence Tor Brian
specially addrtsses al
rope by steamship NimnI1a Plymouth Cherhourc
Hamburg "a ~ ~ q 93O
ship Bianc via Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany
and scotland must be specially
scotland direct 10y steamship Ethiopia via Glasgow n
n M, Tor Luop by steamship bOnau aud
bleme ana al II a M Tor Belgium Direct By steamship
iceland, wa Antwerp The mails ali south
Paclno close on WEDNESDAY, a. 10 m. The mails
Bf4ll ana Argentine close WEDNESDAY az The
mails for CuDa, Mexico and West DAY
at l50 pm ~ mails Tor THURSDAY
az T. The mails FOR Jamaica, Savaniila. close
FRIDAY al Sam. The mails hayu close FRIDAY
al 10 The mails for Porto Close
az r. M The mAlis FOR Venezuela and curacao Close
AIbkDAN at The mails CHINA ana Japan close
August 81 al The malls Tor Australia &c. close sep
tember Il, Al 1880 m.
HENRY a. PEARSON Postmaster
Post Ofana New.lo..- Aug. "a, 1851
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


NAsTIINGTON, August 81 | a. m.-The bar
ometer Is hichcst in the Middle aud South Atlantic
states and lowest IN the Lake region Rains have een-
orally fallen in the Northwest and Upper Lake region
elsewhere fair weather has prevailed Easterly winds
prevail in the southern states; elsewhere they are
mostly northcrly. The temperature has risen in the
Northwest Lower Lake region and New England else
where II has remained nearly stationary
Inc following special temperatures reported
night: Eastport, DO; Burlington. TO: Quebec, GO
Alpcua, TO; IT. Paul, 100 san Francisco. go.
Reports are missing from the Pacific coast
Indications FOR t0-ddy
For the Middle Atlantic states and New-Fngland
warmer fair weather, southwestcrly Winds stationary
or lower pressure.
Indications for tO-nOrrOu.
Warmer fair weather is indicated for Thursday in
Ncw-Engaud the Middle ana south Atlantic States
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
PRAYERS FOR THE PRESIDENT

10 the Edft0r OF The Tri6une
SIR: While | would not have the surgeons
and Others in charge of President Garfield omit single
act which, in their Judgment necessary il has become
evident to me that, if he all il must be by
sPocial intervention of the power of God When the
President first smtten the Christians of the nation
oetooK themselves TO prayer. For several davs they
prayed with an unanimity before Witnessed The
Lord heard them, as believe. and the President made
Roou progress toward recovery. But atery this tide
o prayer mas been unwisey checked and the volume of
suppcation has bean lessened 1t seems that tho re-
aes winch President Garfield has suffered OF late shonld
each the obvious lesson OF duty more and better
prye Let al whc can join in supplira ion lei
IL oe uone with faith and fervor He has assured
us 'ha the prayer of faith shall save the sick may f
Ill mercy spare him whom we ain love II y
NCiTtSt0tcn Penn, Aug 81 lSSl "