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prcnarations to Suppress An"
tlcipatcd Outbreaks In
lrctantls
. aovarnment Victory in Portugal
and Liberal One in Spain
;. Yesterday.
, ..-.,,,, onnrcsstou and Injustice M
A1 m1,ov Anncnr 10 Lori duff
fcrln.
a,oao,v Forecast Of tho Crops IN India
Fears Of Famine,


{lUE EI.ELIlbSSt
t. p.n,s. Aug. 2l.--At tho elections to.daS Tor
mcmbors Of the Chamber Or oepnIies' INC lalI-
wv %.r was ncrgeutly arttcrly. Tho cngort!ess
wy ,,a. acncr,.lt an especially largo number
- - r"tc. having bccn poict at ucllovillo.
- 'N cts,sE ELECTIONS.
r., ho,,cf Tint tho now Charnber of Deputies
ii, ho toro favorable 10 FREQ trao ia slou1tloss
N".sroo,,s. Tic only now tnetnt>cr
s'as,cd fl l'nris Ia 1Icrcdln tfr-
sssnnci1ab!o, who was returned III tho
Tir.t f,Ivlkion Of tho Seventeenth ArrondIsso.
.,ant ho secona halI,,ts will bo necessarily TO-
,Uaor f,odcll itiosapartfstj nnd Pussy tOricnsl-
~, In the Etghth Arrondssscmcnt, anu between
ramll1o Farcy aud Time tftepnbilcnn untoh> III
sha Rrcoud Division Of tho Ninth Arrondissc-
ment. ,,,..,,.
surded throughout Paris us a s'gnnl t'otcat Tor
0ambctta. -,,,u m,
xotc. rost (,nmbetta received 4,5tv and Lncrulx
800.
In the Second l)rtston Onmbetta received ,aSi
ait Of l0,0l1, and Tony Kovilon A,at8., Gnn,-
hetto'e nbsouto majority required fur m elcc-
ton wns ono vuto. a. ..
1ip TO tho protpnt time flfty-thrcn results nro
known, Ut which fosty-six nro Republican, utio
conservative, and six second ballots arc iioees-
sary.
Tho candidates rcttected In Paris are Spulfcr
tltcpulAIcan UntnnS Atatolo nclnforgG Casso
iEYtrcmo I.efth Floyuct tExtrcnlo Left, Lock-
10Y {Extrelno Left. barodet tExtrcsnc
lGft), urissor, ytco- President Of tho Inst
Chamber of Deputies tliopubllcau Unon|,
Al,aIn.Targu (1.epu0iean Uniun>, TirArd, atints-
tor Of Commerce anl Agriculture tticpublcan
left, Louis Blano {Extresno Loft, anu Faroy
tt,cnu htfran tfntrtt1.
, 1881-08-22
BISHOP WATTERSON..
Pastoral Lettor or sAe Tre.ideups III
nNHHx

Pastoral Letser on stso Treatd "a III.
,. ness.
a, "ononueht -, aug io'-nleuup Hast7lson' OF
tho Cntholio Uoccse OF Columbus. has issued
Tho following pastoral lottcr to the eler9y In
i,r,.r,s.n sx,' t,.sr a,,, ~. ~. o.
.,ns s'.MkSn, ~ HsH psAn ~ IL nln: UME u9ly IA
.neL: L.o all" ~ ns iatc enoyc!!ca!. aas q"
ieaoy GmpHAtlchMy so.Ccn lno cpnsEhnt tcacns
.nHs III me enarGn un tne Mnp0rtsnt eHn3oot q
- ~. aau ut,tn.Mey ts ~ MusuoItg VIVA usiL
u ;ipt Hefe tnatIeE " cnHco of sentlment. NV
~, tK - y, ane
H. ~ 'nmi.eF .!it, IL, r. Hnon. " nay ~ 9csten' an9
~ IN, ,sMaM !. smu,i Wo att ao1k 'or Tuo aMo
AnM" pr,'unflty hmnnR Mallonts loI tIanlnlillty
amu or.ef hn.otsE IT, peops, Ano nFinocss " NJ, 81
X ser t y, !ssv @ ~ "mn ,uin H'tt.,y m =, !. tGo uM.z
~ " noMnn ,, auu un.cHGu' otn ~ tne VeIhous hl9
Intoio .Ses o a " mhnaoy A, aoat ,o
unSa or oors: 10 snow our atumlnatfon;
VI , a9 wi1eay spI,G.nng hpitse OF
!naepnnuencp anu HE.s nsupoIulnAuon. Ah1 " coun-
tetncL lac A!oll asltl4GnGe. We intist kccp our
IT sstsca snu n' puvh1 s1sa uo u! al!u scspeet'
~ eytnpntny WIN ailtnor!tr py cneeftat liate-
~ IT" ~ ~ ~ r,,rosnttan ~ 70 nGsn =; Tme t
CLyli government Or y =. tae th1rch; Me mus
@ rcHleIneSr tne ~n.s y. o. dam. nMm H.,9a.,sW sW
atlply thom to oHtaelsGe nna earnestly, ct1o!n
nas tneai u" eposo "no'h eoa nus lnIe"s1eo 70 o"'
cafg. ,,,
l:ct evcry snui 10 huuleGt 70 tn1 n1gneE PoW..
css, loE taef0 10 ny power put rum l9a anc
tn.i*c t5ns stat nfs osaainea Ut un; tnefH4fn. ns
1, 81 ol my .ney th4t seslst pnrcliaae 70 t,eni.
srixns natnnAtinn; "hcISiorc 70 ann1eot or NC
ccssMs: rm nniy Ior WrRth nat also lor oon+
ee'cllre aNke. -iioMnls. ~. =,
, 1881-08-22
a Panic In the Fark-An IsHcnttcd Htccr
DMssaInE Into tIlp Wallis Crowded by
WUNtptl Aell Children

1SN80AHE 9AIN %htN W IVAN" ~ &NfS~S*A ~
WONseh asll Children.
NttU ifark Nltlt, <iHa. Is,
:, y IOxatl 6tnar, believing Rli4 rof!tiH, dasnou
thrusRh THO Fifly-.tt!th street md Fttt Avel!ua
Unlraluo Ut Central l'ark III 0'ptpck yesterday
nftvFno0n IsnnKalx lr1uI 1ho Vt ny horEs, with
1nans west. TlIs. bu'lxed "a, .ol.n, atnIth
Ut tlarlun,, VIII, hut! bern trAnipIct nnd gorctl
IN Ihirtl Nt0nllt, n1t1 MftGrwnrt N!rrletl tu tho
Presbyterian l3Dspltnl. at Tue i1ullunt lint tlu
bnll entssa'l !ns M!rk to walks % wcrc crowded M %
dro,l rei,iril,nF homc, Tho slight ot tho Alcer
cu..sru ~ !mniGdato ,paMit, md t,en. waalen.
an children F:l,pd Hu!i'oi 4uw!. thS stopn gt.!;
Tas i st s%1 sS no!lcS S Ut
"Wo Wrgu stasttca by hciirlug women scraat1,.
!,gt" 10 anil, and ll0l.unt lalur tho Arspal
wNs thrCngr.l by u!esa u,ll wunsl, who ran ln
pnillG-alrickHii. sunl0 WPiMon h1a three Ril
s Sss s Se Es s sn s.es ct 81 s Sta s"a.S .
Hf Tug lrpuble, gtid rullesnaM FrowlsX, Ql!pn.
Wpfu sullt out 10 vila,t lha bull. u h,l run
through thu yurk nllA entGFoa tho transyoFa1
os;s Tho ;: br!,Ep, :: Our. inel h...l sseurel
olosoIy: GuhlSl IT,. Twsea 4. titned' urvMu
Anu healel for: thu 9rowA 0f laon, al,1
sy ts %sfs ass ssS ssa e Tsss
MFset 4 gentleman riding in !lEht w!Kon
ytrcst, Severely ln!Atlny A!N|. 0ur tnon, seatilY
tlat tho ahlnia! Was 4ptt!ilK aote aA0 s.!or0 ny.
ilisy shot IL That wus a0olt T.t1 O'Clock"
ID great wAy tho 2ku[tG1lput ~ tue patk thQt
many Wuthsrs uud narscs Loaf thoir latldton.
Up tn d: lHtU hour tho ltttlu uncs w9rp oetnE
parS;sts. t aovcrsI Possosa whS; Wpso Morn u
ltsaa ecri0llaly hurt woto fakeu homp, hut th1lf
n4tpuA lA thQ exr}teQvnt wcrc not obtaaned.
, 1881-08-22

Iotb n0FFENTS tx TGnKEy-TnE OLD TALE
,o " OPPRESSION AND 1SJusrlCE,
,eossVASTIS0pI.E. Aug. Tho attitude which
HoNi Da1lcsiil Hicans to nssi,mc Is bocunlng
raana.y arparbEte. III his ot.loIal relations his
'p uoasa'p has systematically shown that cxGutslt
naE1esy Tor which no ID ltstlnyutshod, and hns
.uesepy Ealnrl In tho official world An amount
" VI personul sympathy which was nolthor Gu
.ossa s'o nof dFsircd by his predecessor. Ilnvn9
w. oao hete, not rs Envoy Extraordinary for IL
.,", .un "ohIhs with efeNr!y defined spcu!al mts-
wa1.. NJ, w. ~ orhlnary representative OF llor
sa!ss!y ior IN !ulctntt pur[ol, he eyidontty
i1"sssue 1'Ea u part Of Ills duty to estnb.
Nv .Hetlly relations with tho loading ,not,
~. ~ parties and Ut all natlonalitles, mud to
ma,.,,l maHv aasef thoroughly acquainted with tho
49, "sas'oHs . aad complicated elonlcnt1 at whnt
IN ~ ',asaely termed British inter,sts l Turkey.
h. wa conversations At the Palace at1 the Porto
~ % has al'okcn lu Il general wny nbout tho ,cslr-
pn.'y p.y VI establishing cortllul relations bQtwutt,
s.sna anu Tnrkoy. and nhout tho mutual a,i-
,u"a. ,"sases which Would thereby acoruo to buth
svoH nv att u hIs bepn observed 1y tho keun-
~ dlpton'atsts tllat no Is always cold
sna sualaea ~, IN thu moav Of expressing hlrusplf,
Nv, VI oae occason ho IL reported to hayU saitt
~ NO i'rltah public would not allow
r,,to,. v government to ally itsois closely With
sI,n. u.tA II could pereotye sumo
In , VI Improvement In tho pnN!noIal
Cp to ,'rm ian w. tadIa!nisIra4on ot tho Empire.
tins tKts 0f Injustice aiih uf,f,r"ssun cnI1.
luiar su.m, u" Itn MI tho EllihAs si6s rrnm Eon.
eo1p kinw,, ~ y. &ie provinces, a,ld gradually he-
Of thn nsp ascolu!a MT uuy llint tho frcetianl
aucIuk sIa fn,;,s Tt slts irttsh Government by pro.
but Vi thn sat,9 " hostility luwMsds tAg FUrtp
l,uys l.prIsI sa tatolaa artsi by wiip aioMo ths
teiapud, IL ~ " tao country pNll 0O io.
, 1881-08-22
THE WOKLD's FAIR.


:. Spfetai uispateh to TAt tAstago Tribune.
New Y0ltK, Aug, al.-A revival of tho WorlIlts
Futr project In thEa city, which wis RpiieraIy
M,lloveh to 10 dead unl BURIED, haR tlesn under.
'sukun by Il number 0t RuiIA capitalists, whose
high xtanliuR In tue busi,,css community Ii u
sntlirent Ruurnntco Ut tho Importance If their
efforts. THE orlvInatrra nt tho npw tnnsoancnt
: havn thus fur naihlAlneA tho ntlnnst secrecy III
developing thclr plans, i,os,p beus admitted tn
thelr confidence say0 thusa whosa c0opGrntloE
tAuy havp desired tu cntIst, 0entlomon who arc
IN poa!tIoa tn gain so,uo k,lowetlxon nf shols liz
tentlons, huwuyor, avoF tl.at tho dry gnosls tsae
aud tho hotel buspess will bo larGely ropro-
sentcd In tho pFoppsoa commission, and tliAt
Is i sTIl0S0 l.l,EssuuE
viii b0 brought to beAr on ex.Judgo Hilton IN
iNdueo htnl tu apaupt tho pspsltleavy. aad thus
taka the leal! aiming rho peusputprs Ut tho
I, schaHlp.' judge Hilton has i.Dt yet been up
preached an lhH subject. nor d 1t pMrt ut tue
prsgs1l.,. t. consult htt an1! ZIG 1noyonont h!s
II said. rexHE. him ns pno Of tho foW men is tho
oily prnutslently qualified 10 All tho pos1tio,!,
. and IL carryshs enterprise 10 u successful end.
/ Ii vol knqwu lhat - Il ,ot.thvs'a4tteal!y u
favor ef hnEtlnx 1 Worlds Fait in .Nvw York.
-aoverH4 GvhletAan Wera oonSessed with ~ Ea'
, 1881-08-22

mine, We ncrlyc,i IL, Now tfnyeu on thu fnItnw.
luz morning. Wnltcr told mr. Tint hr wa, "a
,.n1i " ,. 49,. ~, H., ~. ~. @ '"tt IL. ""sn ~.
,ianss.. nns ~ "! ~ gars 10 pe seen witn
inn, ms', l.a, -, ~ nt nnr IN sEG'tu mo
w .ra mGn 1ns y. X. h,s. nn" ~ t em
Wni"..s f"snor !" ~ w. asy ~. ~ s.ama'l o.h.tey:
tha ota nf. M! "c taon went
tne nnt t,, i!in,,ts, oFu e. s'' n, anq Rmnx ~
M 49,. =. Tx, n ~, ~ t,e,c. " ~ Fvs'
1hnt ~ .,.s.si. 10 n ~ ~. - ."cu. ILL CuaM
vrrnn @ ~ Wu,s"r cft ' i,anchn ~ o ,x,', GuifGo ~
nj e ,ro,s. VI o,, X III rf',a.t rnn" T'h ae NJ
i,sr TO- the Tfc,nont isou:s, 'osii vicro 'ene en-:
ss0 ~ ;.. ~ ,,sso.s TT e1"t enc feRmt9fn. nor
sfnrr nnS tntIl i,,:h o!nr sn ItItnsn T..n y hns
Whit Ind ,ionr' rbev III mr. 1,t,r, WHIT ~ Tx
,,tnirtn'I ustl, .ia::a n"1 r ~. LIZ i'tnn MeA ae.
H. n Nor rorh nn% v;.snn r,,nx may.nx mGs q,
hIr t,mn'nr r1"rk e,nniornd 'stsno sts5Io!s y
Wnfc wnn o snps' Tp,S. II sr . 1G a so. snw
aee at t. T'a Is a Tuns FIJI %9t s e. '1t me me-, 70 sSS ,S
III !ne r. Ifsmn.t re- nn1t itol'1 s os.,v ,,v r,,x..
Mnlny wnut tn Ncr VIII - III ,,,,o ~ .nwa.s
shSnd ~ fr IT, ,'s !he pf1te9 'nat wy
reii tat r. shn, T .Ist so fs1,o, fsoSs M a ~ rss ~
HWY, shnr. w n,ns sts'I -, = ~ tno sst
W. %alter " !tr ,n t9's t!aae IN hIa buggy and
r.t",l I1 wrnm "ays % ~" u
aiy 1iyi,g II, NAV Ii%Tc1, I3m"s fsI"nh NJ ~
ntcr ~ nsIrwer " MI. in9,t., e taen
SrSNbt rsy tbat 4a so o. vouid a :nseJ d to 20, 10y
x,; S @Gloek ga we DRIVE up hes ao,,se; 1nes
f:rmtscr " txns tha MT ttmn H., n,n- sn, ntSe
Gor' Shn str,,ct mn ~ mc,nr "u rcms1tahtr s
i,t ,Imst e snsss hen " ~, tgry 9y,'i yeK XIII.
Mfss rn,"er wa. r., rn,.cnd ~ Mn,nf t,,'t,s
i".a xhn ~ ,,,nnt,nr anG nnnoarann .,
aa'st ns, and s1 a.y!fo Walter ana l!1aaote viz,
,pnnts sns's. nfin. III, T., ~ %,,ry rtn. ,st
, 1881-08-22

DIHTUEEHNSCEH AlIsKEIIENDED.
DuDilE, Aug. .1.-Thc military authorities
haze boon ordered to prepare flying dct.,cta-
luents TO proceed to different parts Of Limerick
County at mumeuts notice, aa disturbances
arc apprchondcd.
GOLD SHIPMENTS TO TIE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Aug. ?i.-lt Is reported that EGD0,Oo
will be taken from the banks for shipment 10
tha United States t:,.,. 80 !" -,
, 1881-08-22

THE LIBERALS v1cTonIous.
LospnS, Aug. a.-Tho Daily Nc.rs has tho fol-
lowing from Madrid: "Tho otectioua have ra-
suited III great success for tho Liberals, whose
candidates aro roturno1 In two-thirtls Of the
polls already kuawn.
4 GREAT FItAuI,
Wal detected fow hours beture tho polling be-
gao. Two hundred and tlfty persons wore bribo.l
TO vote successfully under falao names ln every
district In afadrIl to sooure tho roturn Ut tho
Conservative candidates. The Trotoot obtained
atoll confession FROM tho Accuaed,'
, 1881-08-22

WAS takon over to tho lioiel. thrown int. n
buggy. taken f,omc and inIl away. 4 Few
days Inter tho hotnt WIS t'usnul t'uw,',
bnt tho umbrella. mining uthor things. was
L was h0istcd md Otit fell the missing purse.
The lasly rcincmlcrN! tho Incident In tho atpre.
tho nonGy and had It restored To Its owncr. In
tho t!tnp which interviewed the worHAn who had
ncun wrt'n4fully RcgIiBcd visited tho store daily
for tho purpose OF ascortatnlnR whether any.
thing hRd turned un. to prosc her innoconrc.
This story 4 yONc!lot for on tho test Of author.
ity, md Ia litornlty truo.
, 1881-08-22

Mus lLave awful Iuug drinks down NJ
Orleans," said Sozzlc. brushing the cracker
oil hts hcarti alld putting .lowil tta tslptr.
s;ozzls to '.try slthin." = Because" s,.!,i
Tie ja.scr, II jes reaI tl,ey found q nan tirri
'na s'iuon l!ieru with ilis nr.1, in 4 sling.
Mines gin MI s.lg4r, WIlliaLn, with ju. y
drop Of peppermint. ."--D1stHiL Commercial
t{u{frtin
, 1881-08-22
MEW STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Ep<tfal Ulspalth 10 tbs tHltae0 1FltAHt.
DUBUQUE, H., Aug, :.0.-Artcles or iucorpora-
tion Ut tho Ut. I.ouIA s. Dul,lgna lncket Cntn.
pany wore fled III tho lsoc0nlcr's nlc0 to.lay.
ThB ingnrpuratara nr0 Il. II, Ilal, IL. Th0l,us,
II. E. Ltnhl.l, nna ". 6tNnsur, Tho Company
dates frpill Mny !. tu rim NIFTY ycRts.
, 1881-08-22

NEW HAVEN. Gonn.. aug. m.-Eu"afu e'nI.
Icy, tho father Ut NAlter anu tho tAlelG ol
Jatlcs, is Il thin. Ncll-lnrbcrcl tpT;t with d
aa,,dv ,unuto,hr md str,,w,, runn III, ia hn;I.
r.,,,'.v ....t,,at 49,, .,,,.s .,.,ht n1., tIo a.t
'tn"'We1i'hlet' ana talks f'Rat a'o"R' Ho sa'"
III his stOre t0-tlny uMlt h0 hat ITO fcnrs fur
Walter and .!,tlncs. Ilu goes to SEQ then, twice
III, ~ 'ao ~, H., ~ '',..', ~ sA
alAlleS, a1io tna1 IL iuo "no'e o' iue sto'y' rs
fDr Walter. hc wis ut lir'lnford Point III Friday
night, Aug. t. liz went over with my coach
nnI, r,,n,n hurk IN H. ljn ,vns nj homn bv II, ur
m..,t"n.. IN i,..t ,,,,.,",. ,ut.s IT,, law.
know who. liz WIS met; by nitknan I'll tho
why put. and tho milkmun laughcsl ~ acs tho
hoy with Il woman. Thu truth ts. that Waiter
hns nlwAye been a wonderfully quiet boy. lic
p!ays III tho pano una at huluo hu has always
hung ubot,t the house. IIo was too solc1nt, aud
quiet to suit 1nc often urged him 10 get out
uf tho house anl drsvo tho ltorges, or do sonu-
thug. Ofte,t When | huye beon away he hns
al % ssat and a. IL 10 did Il taitnty y ] Jancs, bis
cousin, is Il lively hoy; bit he III a nice boy.
don't know where he was that Friday night, l
haven't. ,reua u wnrd of tho tustituony tn tho
case. when relu nowsparer an,i ;,, rome - -
aa; s Iss,t 1nu "11.' % .tnw 10 ~ ~
Nmw YUrk fro,tuontlv ot, fHu;l1r1ay n.uht
And stnytng over Sunday. Tho fict viii
b. clearly established thAt neither ot
lhS o4ys h" a. a'ytn!nE !" % wt !ne Tfames n1
HI ,minsine ,us ol,nt,t nv hitting u,.,t,rv
luto tits cslsp haven't spent u cent Except ii
, 1881-08-22
PORTUGAL,

GOVERNMENT VICTORY.
L1snoS. Aug. :l,-At tho ooorions for MON.
Dees OF tho Chatn6er Of neputlca To-day, OF l47
seats only about twenty were olltalued by tho
Faflous shadcs Of tho Opposition.
, 1881-08-22
AFCIIANISTAN.

AE1sF0ElcEsiESTs FOlt THE AatEEft,
l1ShoS, Aug. al.-Tho Yiceroy Of india tclc-
aatns as rHws received from Canllaiar that
nsoas fenfosceMcnts Hro Oh thu roltl to join
mo Amcor's troops ut Kholat,
, 1881-08-22

The alarm from t3ox :r0 at Bill last evening
waH caused by u flra IN q two-story franc house,
ut Nc. II f1alstci street, owned anu occupied Us
Il boardInr-houso ly Mrs. Mary Spencer. Dam.
aEe to btiltllng and cns,tonts, SG1G. cDvcrod by
!3tlicy for fl,UN III the Firenttf's OF Newark.
, 1881-08-22

ArelsdsH lyeef, lrots. nnH Wfnc, with
CInrto1n, tho standard inettlc!Eal tonic OF this
progressive Mxo. 1t cnrtchcB ths bstud. pr0'npt-
IS lnvlgora!cs lilo brain and nervuus eyste.n,
bright eyes. huppy state til inlhl Artnd'a drtiy-
store, cUrjlpr MAtlsun etr.Nt lsfIu Fifth avcnUa.
, 1881-08-22

lation tn tho prnJcGt ycstrr,lnv. luut memo u
tciit wnrt. prepared 1Nr III liberty To RvD tfctl.
nit tNlUffJJutfDu,
, 1881-08-22

We knuw thnt theep IA tlpthtnx on earth c'lltnl
10 Hop Filters rs Il family tneHltns.
, 1881-08-22

Isuck u IEnyner's Moth Powder In ssno
ElireKt insect killer. II makes short work 6
rnAches, tleas tilcs md btsih,Ts. Also prescrvot
rHalaltlo ftars ani wuOGns frOin tho t1lyANos 0f
,nuths. luck l. Nayner, tnukcrs of stls " "haaEa"
Cologne.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-01
A Western Cisabianca.

Yesterday afternoon a small lad rode
up and down the streets trying to sell a
little jackass which he was riding.
slow much for this beautiful iack:iss?"
he shouted, at which those along the
street gave broad smile.
lis he gentle?' asked horseman.
''Just like sheep" said the boy.
and a moment later the animal landed
him clear into the crowd.
Amt lie awful funDys" remarked
the boy, as he got up. dad learned
him that trick" and there was smile
on his face that would have done credit
to Grimaldi.
"Oh. he's q da'sv." continued the
lad; full OF vinegar and spirits; can't
tire him out"
Here the animal gave the lad kick
in the stomach that keeled him in the
mud.
always tryin' to show off before .
crowd; learned him that trick for the
fair" continued the lad; trying to sup
press his tears.
Nobody wanted the jackass, and the
boy, mounting. rode to the next corner,
where about the same performance was
repeated All day long he rode up and
down the street; extolling the gentle
qualities of the jackass and picking him.
self up from the mud every time he was
pitched of. He stood up to the racket
with as much fortitude as Casabianca
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-01

Brusque people underrate the i'm
portance of pleasant manner. Look
beneath the surface, they say, to the
roots of character; pay no attention to
Outwardappearance, tovoice OF gesture,
tone or manners; they NAV be all de-
ceptive. and they must he all superficial:
it is what is said or done, and how it is
said or done. that is alone deserving of
notice. On the other hand. there are
some to whom manner is everything.
Each new acquaintance has to pass the
ordeal of their criticism. Is he polish
ed. courteous. graceful. digniied? Then
they are ready to receive him without
further question; he bears the stamp of
their order. Is he rough, crude, awk-
ward. or shy? Then thev care not to
examine the kernel that NAV be hidden
under so unattractive shell. Both
these views are imperfecta and mistaken.
though each contains enough OF truth
TO make it plausible. To depreciate or
ignore fine manners is essentially alb
surd. Their charm is irresistible, even
to those who fancy themselves proof
against them. Yet it is not SO much in
themselves or for their own sake that
they delight US as in the promise of some
thing better and deeper. They are
signs or symbols Of character, feelings.
affections, thoughts; and it is to this
that they owe their value and their
charm.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-01

Prof. W. O. Atwater sums up hi,
views of commercial fertilizers as fol
lows: For general farming at distance
from the large markets. the chief use o
such fertilizers should he TO supplement
the manure OF the farm. The right
way is to make the most and best ma
nure that is practicable upon the farm,
and piece ont with commercial fertile.
ers as experiment and experience prove
profitable. There are MANY cases. espe.
cially near cities. where everything de.
ponds upon getting the largest and best
yield. where more exclusive use OF
chemical fertilizers is advisable. Either
the combined testimony of many, ex,
periments and the best experience are
totally false or chemical fertilizers
bring larger. better and even surel
crops than farm manures. Farmers
cannot afford TO use commercial fertil.
izers at random. and it is time they
understood the reason why. The right
materials in the right places bring large
profits. Artificial fertilizers rightly
used, must prove among the most potent
means for the restoration of our agri,
culture. The only way TO find out what
soil wants is to study it by careful Oh
seryation and experiment.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-12-01
How Farmers are Plueked and Plum.
dered.

The American farmer who can say at
the end of the wear that he has not been
mace the victim OF a; least one swindle
during the twelve months may consider
himself lucky man. The hard-handed
son of toll is considered the legitimate
prov of sbarpers and swindlers, and if
they dom victimize him in some way or
other il is no fault of theirs.
There are sharpers who make rcgu-
lar business of eanvassing the country
for the sale of trees and vines. They
buy or steal an illustrated catalogue
from some well-hnown nursery. have
cards and bills and receipts printed.
and the game they pay is safe and sue
cessiul. When they make sale of
goods TO he delivered foJr. six or eight
weeks hence, they demand an advance
OF ten, fifteen or twenty-five per cent.
10 pay FIRE ish,s ard delivery 1t is sell
dom that they are suspected and rarely
that they are unmaske2. They solicit
such orders Us will give them an adj
vance of one. two and three dollars,
and when time rolls by and the goods
do not come the swinder NAV be thou
sand miles away. The farmer now
realizes the swindle. but it is small
amount, and, sitter unloading his mind
at the village tavern. he lets the matter
drop. This fruit-tree swindle has been
practiced so often that genuine agents
have the hardest Kind of work 10 take
an order.
THE rwo-HANDED PUMP.
Within the last year sharpers have
brought forward the pump swindie and
made considerable money bv the game
A stranger with three pumps and n
supply Of pipe drives up to farm
house and oilers IL put one OF his
pumps into the well and give the farm
er the use of ii for month for
nothing. At the end of the month he
will sell the pump Tor 81. The farmer
bites At the bait. 1t will be put in
without cost to him. and if he con-
ciudes TO take it the price is astonish-
ingly low. The swindles are practiced
after the pump is in. In one case the
farmer signs supposed receipt. which
is actually an agreement TO paw the
bearer S23 for the pump. This agree
ment is handed 10 the swindler's
partner TO collect, and he manages by
threats and buster to secure from $40
20 the full amount. In the other case,
along comes "a man who claims that
the pump is an infringement on his
patent. and he demands damages. I'M
der threats of prosecution. The patent
law is 4 middle 10 other classes besides