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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-25
THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTr

~ No ether line runs TNrae Thrlu.a p.
senSer Trains Eaiiy boTsesn ChiCar-. -
AOines, Council 3 ufs. Omaha. LiRcllu Il
Joseph, AtChis0u, TOPEKA and Ranssr -
Direct connections Tor ali points IA Ecrssl
Nebraska. Colorado. Wyoming, MuntCua- ~
yada, New Mexico, Arena, Idaho, Oregon a.
California
The Shortest. Speedlest ard Most .-lfor..
Die Route via EslHihGi 20 Fort Scott ngu.s.s
Dallas Houston. GstIn. san Antonio fslv.
ton and al points ia Texas.
The unequaled inducC meets offered - -hs
Line TO Travellers cC- Tourists. ere Rs foliruB
The celebrated Pullman lGWheen E1aos
Sleeping Cars r1n only on fhfs Line. C.. a
q Palace Drawing Room Cars, with HJr-u-t
Necllnlng Chai-7. No extra charge Tor Sez9
In Reclining CEzirS- IhC famous -. r. z
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Ca1
fitted with Elegant Hi-h-iiacked Rata Rs-
voiViug Chairs tur the exclusive use q 1rss-
class passengers
Steel Track and superior EquiFl- sat, --E-
biued Sith their Great Throush Csr ArrsLrr
meut. makes this, above aIi Others, thC favor
Route 70 the South SoUth-hf est, aL-1 the 81
West.
Try It, snd you will ind travelling O luxurJ
Instead OF z discomfort.
Through Tickets via -his Celebrated Liue
for sale NJ all Offices IN the United States Hud
Canada
All informal fan shout Rates OF Fare. sleep
Ing Car Accommodations. Tine tablet. -
VIII re checrfully given By applying TO
J. Q. A. BEAN, Genl Eastern Agent.
S55 Washington St. Boston. Aats
and 3I7 Broz way, New YORK
JAMES r. WOOD. Gen Pass. A Et-. ChiCcTo-
7. !. POTTER. Gen EaEGEErs Gh1cGFa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-25

A LAME with three perfectly formed ears Is the
propsrty Of Enos B. Leaman. sf Eakt, t,Iampster
Cvnshtp, LeDcastsE county,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-25
GRANTS LUCK TURNING.

The Records New York correspondent
says, Grants luck has turned" Grants
World Far failure has had depressing ef-
feet on his Mexican scheme. in which he
as embarked the money given him by the
New York and Philadelphia capitalists, who
are now fighting SHY OF him. The Worlds
Fair project is Likely to be abandoned, be-
cause Grant was put up as its fgure-he -
lt IS whispered by capitalists on tile Streets
that Grants luck is turning, aud, like rats
drseIting sinking ship, men are trying to
get out before the suhmerging OF the Fair.
DIsGRACEFUL PRESIDENTIAL ACT.
President Garfield has repeated one of the
most iujudicious and unjuatifiahle acts of
hlS predecessor. a decent regard for public
opinion and the interests of the public ser
vice should have led President Garfield to
Ignore the contest to which the appointment
or Stanley Matthews by Mr.. Iayes had
given rise by sending in the name of some
puTer man. What motives could have
prompted such an objectionable act on part
OF President Garfield is beyond comprehPn-
sion. lie has committed this shameful act
without any excuse and in the face of an ex-
piessionof public repugnance. The Supreme
Bench has already been disgraced, and needs
above ali things tO be purified The renOm-
inatlon of Stanley Matthews as Assncate
Justice of the Supreme Court by President
Garfield is, therefore, most shameful aud
disgraceful act.
PARADE OF THE POLICE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-25

For the present year the average Of fatal
accidents in this city has been one per week
The CoTOHeT'S docket affords a melancholy
exhibit Uf tie dangers IT, which the coma u
nifty Is exposed by railroads crossing che
streets OF the city at grad. Since ths tirst
day OF January, 1873, inqu5sts have been
h.'id on over one hundred and eighty cases,
in which death resulted from injuries receiv
ed while crossing railroad tracks within the
city limits. More than one violent death
per week in the city OF PhiladeIphia is too
high tax to he levied upon ITS citizens tor
the sake OF allowing steam railroads to cross
the streets at grade
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-25
Wanamaker
and Brown,
S. Z. Cor. Sixth & Market Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
EARS Toa 1HE MILLION
Foo ChoA:S BaiSam of 81 3rk'S Oh

L Nt Y AuNF-N 4tAAl 81 III u -laU4 d y N4l
P5sitgrelg Href7rs7 he EfrlrH-. srf g .l- 7-'5 9
so'-,fs Cure far Hrl .r.sEE h-a-r1.
This on is er--st-J-l f-rm . peculiar -urc.H
small White shark caught en- the ! low "a
known as .ErcfGr7dBE b7r-r'-,ft. Ere-s Es.l=I
fisherman knows H. II virtues zs 9 restorative.
hearing were discover o.. Buddhist Prs
about tho ycHr l-iH- I-s cures we-0 20 manner
srd mary 50 EcesuiHEl- nsfrEcuious
that The remedy was c+lrfaIls g.lul'liuet ---- .
entire Empire Irs ass heCuur so uulversEl O.
flr over 500 years M Ecafu crs n p e
listed among the Chimes people Ser
charEes t.--lH. j. g. any address n s. Tcr 1---
only Imported hE sEAFLeCEL & CO
Sole fgrgfz FOR -iHEc-irE- Z Bsy St. Esw lCri
It's virtues E-7 -fr.g-Csts rrtrr El1 f-s r----
e1cT1sieT ,- ds t.t r--tc- rlil rs7--.iy --s
to'l Tr1-l c. .rlls. g and % 0.-... ration
Among r'-r rrlls readers rl the Review 2 g
part and another nf rte ,rr. o is Tirlt -l
numbers are a'1is-e' ~lra defines a0d -s-.-f
may De- said vs. E.l ~ oure 90 HaylocE r.
pey Street NsT y 1T-- enclosing e.. aud =
will receive rF return a remedy that FE-- eul-
you 10 hear ilEc any -aiE ciE-. ana Hi..s1 cura-i
cdec-- rFH.. .- IH.-'1f l.E VIII ELrHE -Err
cCl-E So t-iE-r r.@ = -- f-s ''-r-zrr..r -1r-s
Seft. Z5, 1850 TI2-17 so .-slr' T
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-25
POLITICAL SrEAKERs dol

POLITICAL SPEAKERS do IL.
Lecturers and Ministers do II.
Senators and COngressmen do It,
Judges aud Lawyers do IL.
Actors ard Artists do IL.
Merchants and Tradesmen do IL
Farmers and Mechanics do it,
In the Forum Counting house, Workshop, Stu
dio, and even in the Editors Sanctum, the untver
sal reply TO the question. what do you take for
cough or cold - Is ''Sines' Syrup Of Tar VIII
Cherry and Hoarhound." Sold by E james an,
Y. s. Barker Bro. Eoensburg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-25
THR GAS TRUSTS POWER.

The Gas Trust Investigation has shown be-
yOnd doubt that by Irresponsible manage
mcHt the city lusrS tIc0 millions Of collars
yearly. There are twice a. many men eni-
pIUyvd "a are necessary. y large uumDer of
them who hold tie positions of dTemen and
stokeTs are mere political strikers outside,
which Is one OF the principal sources ct the
Gas Trusts power. The city Of Phiiadel-
phia, instead of putting its gas works in
the hands # Scirutitic operators. has put
them IN the hands Of scientific politicians
through whom the city is losing one thousand
dollars per day. The sUOner the connection
betw politics and the gas supply Is dis
solved the better and the same is Just as
supply furnished the people Of Philadelphia
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-03-25
PARADE OF THE POLICE

On the 31st instant the entire police force
Of the city Of Philadelphia will parade, the
occasion being the first annual inspection
and reviev Of Gbe said department. IL thu
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD


A very neat hanging howerpot is
made easily and with 10 expense. from
cocoanut she'll. Saw off the flat end
and take out the kernel then with a
heated wire burn three holes near the
edge. There are divisions in the shell
(plainly maracd ~ slight ridgo that
divide it in three equal parts. Burn a
hole on each of these, about half an
inch from the edge; take some small
wire and fas'en By twisting into each
hole. Have these wires of equal length,
and as long a you like Put in some
bits Of charcoal or broken crCckery;
then fill with earth. Set out oxalis,
ivy, or whatever you please, for a trail
ing vine, and hang before a window,
and You have one OF the neatest arrange
ments possible. If you have bracket
shelves across your windows, a little
hook can be inserted in the edge, and
this basket hung on it.
To determine the quality of silk, take
ten Gbres of the filing in any silk, and
If on breaking they show a feathery,
dry and lack klustre condition, discolor-
ing the fingers in handling, you may at
go. y :ssii s.,cs;s:. .
/ detect the gum, mineral, soap anu oonoA
;raredients of the one, and the absence
nf tbem in the other. A simple but
efYectiye test of purity is to burn a
small quantity of the tibres pure SILK
will instantly crisp, leaving only pure
charcoal heavily dyed silk viii
shoulder, leaving yellow, q easy ash
IT, on the contrary, you cannot break
the ten strands, and they are OF a
natural lustre and brilliancy, and fail to
disoolor the fingers at the point OF
contact, you may we'll be assured that
YOU have q pure silk that IS honest IN
its make and durable in its wear.
PooR MANS SoUP. one ounce OF
bntter into q saucepan with three large
onions shred fine and fry them pale
brown color; add half teaspoonful of
flour stir for a few minutes, but do not
allow the mixture to darken then add
one ouart OF common sock previously
favored with carrots, turnips. celery,
leeks and parsely boiled in it stir until
the SOUP boils, and season it to taste
with pepper and salt. Peel one or two
potatoes. cut them into small pieces
and nut them to boil with the soup.
Cut some crusts Of bread in long pieces,
drv them in the oven, and at the time
of serving throw them into the soup
then stir into it off the fire the yolks OF
two eggs beaten up with little milk
and strained.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09
Creamery Butter.

Iowa creamery butter stands very
high in this market. J B. Rose, of De
Witt, Iowa, gives the following brief
statement of his process in making
premium lot. This butter was manu-
factured in Glen Rose creamery. The
milk WAS received from about forty
dairies of native COWS (about 400) and
put into cheese watts in the morning,
then heated to eighiy-six degrees las the
milk was to be made into cheese the
same afternoon) six hours afterward it
was skinned and the cream placed in
pals or cans, surrounded by water of
about sixty degrees temperament, where
it remained twenty-four hours, or until
it Ctae creamy became slightly acid ;
then churned in square box churn
until the butter globules became about
the size of buckshot ; the buttermilk
was then drawn and the butter rinsed in
the churn with cold water, placed on
worker, sated e ounce per pound, }
lightly worked, put away for eighteen
or twenty hours, then worked again and
packed in the tubs for market.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

= Oregon - = F4tSttSr.
; -'gsaa. ,',,.. siseessss tour. ave. a.,
n J: number OF verte,..... - and
r is estimated at 30 O01 'esea animal
ne LapIanders su ffay ,,,.,,,. AZ
gnats. INC annoyance o.
froa - roSSel recently carried scientifcoI,u
| iIoH4n fresh meat, fresh aeraI AcaDy
eYgFytning else. all the way froSo, ana
'fal,a 70 London in perfect cond;tio,, q US
me average annual crop of an oranoo
oranges. 'nousand
=, The total effective STRENGTH ~ ~
FRENCH ".my In 1852, will amonnf 10
nearly half million mon and I9G o00 10
horSes on tho active establishment
without taking into consideration H.
reserve and territorial forces.
Governor Murray, of Utah. sent C,or
eInor Crttenden, his Lalf.brotbor 80
ss q silver wedding nrcsant -
silver brick weighing eight and ono
laii ounces, and inscribed. {" Is5G ~
;. monogram 1881. Aftectionate con.
STatntat!ons 4 Of Elf and Evelyn. U,ab-
~, Miid geese 9 swarm like bees" aronnd
W ashoo lake, Nevada The smokestacG
u passenger engine one evan;ng
Knocked three fat old Eanders ont nf
iot That was iiy ing across the track
yohnny came home from school the
3ther y DAY very much excited. What
Tic I6ie INK til' pa, John Steward. one ~
1 ea II, ~ = D@3ys. hed an argument >.iti, ~
teachef about u question: in ~ Ith MIN the
- l. W Wat RAT, position did Joe take. s1His
head down" with his
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

Among the causes which produce brit,
tie hoofs in horses and cattle, the National
Lire Stock Journal mentions the frequent
standing in rotting dungheaps or IN
pools of decomposing liquid manure
In the dung heap there is not only the
1,,oistnTe and steam soaking and softensc
ing the hoof. but there is abundHnoc 1ahln cal
ansmonia gas, which is especially car
culated to soften, dissolve and destroy
tba horn. Standing in such decompos-
nc, organic matter is still more inlurl-
ous when the animal is confined to q box
or stall, for here the injurious effect OF
inactivity is added to the other condl'
| tiOns
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09
SagaciOus Seals.

A man living at Montreal, Canada
some time in the winter OF l8li-io: og-
tained two young seals, and after iced
inc them about year they became
vePy tame, and would go into his house
and stay an hour or two by the ire ana n,
then go cut and take swim in the ot'
Lawrence, returning again to the house,
and striking their fippers against 1t t( @
oain entrance. Finally he decided tc
Send them off, and gave them to
steamboat pilot to carry forty or hity
niles down the river, which was done
hut the next morning the seals mao
their appearance again as usual, and ar
now in his keeping as pets.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09
DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICl
AND DRUGGISTS sUNDRIES,

and ask that country merchants and Others
Vii give them call before purchasing else
stock of the most popular MINERAL WA
TIERS 10Th Domestic and Imported, always on
hand. a.
They would call especial attention to the
celebrated BETHESDA WATER, so highly
recommended as n remedy for Bright's Disease
2s "a 'ss Kiansy- and Diabetes, well as kind.
They are proprietors OF the weli-knovvn Cam
mons Indian Vegetable Bltters and feel conf
dent IN recommending them as safe and
eiscttve remedy for those diseases arising from
disor1ere1 condition of the Stomach and
bowels and the arrangement Of the digestive
organs consequent thereto. Orlors hv mai
promptly attended to TO,t1.ly
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

10. DECEMBER .. 1ss,


~ ~ - ~ Z s,o''shoslas' -. 3,
~f YES -aft and avvaet
Y 9thAinS sun Looked i.-,
"a the gay and crowded strasI nsh'iy down
Thlie roses and yiolets bloominr ,o.-
Made my little girl say. "0Ar'
rs It Christmas here
a ,rs nom9 the snow is on the ground
IAe air is cold and clear.
Tor 9'ns and holly are hung around
~, 10 Keep the Christmas cloer '1'''
Ie t2@ can ~. Nicholas come i, l,i..
~ 'ne snow is melted away? s''
'Teat Tsa will he do with his biz fgr co,.
4 pc ioicles on his hair ''' '''''
Wiz '4lns bells won't sound note
=, "i'n 10 Jack Frost in the sir
~ lIouia ~. be Just folly, 0, mother loo.
''ais up my stocking no Chris.r,a.,
But said q see the cbri.,n,...
i.ish In these Southern skies 7'"''
ana the Christmas light is streomin,, 49,
ana shines in the peoples evog % 'a'
insure n sure st. Nick will find the wav
0'' 0''A frost and the reindeer sIejgb &,
Early y my little girl went to bed.
That the night might shorter soor,
anu lrn s,'lrs h'd she pillowed her curly head
~ lll,l aa-l1 sne dreamed beautiful dream
auu sonafous music seemed to bear
a message ofjoy on the balny air.
NearT and nearer it soomed to come
! SIZE fili,.ss,,t - .,.. :. ',,teE q grow
= - ~ - SiilisiInas - iight WASH The room
"a II 7 sne clristnlas glory, too
',,, ''ii'' ''ic angels song rang from the skv.
AHglory be to God on high
Anglory be to God on high,
And peace, goodwill on earth :"
hus joyous rose the angels cry
10 hail our sayiour's birth;
nd e'er the radiance passed away,
ne light had dawned on Christmas.day
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

~'9s,a sisseesss ssess tour. ave. a.
is estimated at 30 O01 1'assa anirnala
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

A AUCTION sales every MONDAY, VEL -
n DAY and SATURDAY, at ~! 9''lp'k
prceisely, Of Horscs, Mules, Carriages, Wagons
Bugscs, Harness, Haltors, Brides, Saddles
,o"ss,'su uiItrI .,-,sTsl,sy.s He5eS't .C9r
ton orders.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

A druggist in New Richmond, o., Mr. 4. D.
Donbapn. writes us the following Il consider
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup one OF the very pes'
things made. use it altogether IN my owl
family and can therefore recommend 1t.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

The Ottawa (Kan) Republican thus
quotes Mr.. Harvey B. F. Keller,
recorder of deeds, says | have long
been convinced of the merits OF ST
Jacobs Oil, and use it in my family Tor
rboumatisrn successfully.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

An ex-consul of Great Britain says,
the Brooklyn Eagle, related that MI
Charles Townsend, Sedalia, Mo-, was
cured Of rheumatism of the worst KIND
by ST. Jacobs Oil.-IndiandpoliS lnd'l
Sentinel.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-09

Some one estimates that a million ana
a. half Of pies are eaten every day IN the
United States. No wonder Americans
as a race are becoming daily more
arr1ofv
, 1881-04-19


MI the rtst OF my life! ltu ssrnt, o., bcatlng
scrtn,Il. y cnIlnot al,idc !mp'tt!cncr,' sattt
fIH tti mn wllnns.i re1ioElStfntetl WILL MN
about Ii fiiscrtlrlty."
JlIc lt',ts9ilte8t l'ascs III Tue Dook afethoso
THE AUTHORS nELEAsE
at t,o c,,d nf itis icn yenrs' term Of sentence.
tfj.n ou",fa ~ ia ,,rtsm Iifs ,vi,irii l,nrragn
trnscivcs ss s,ltiisltniy NJ 5 .,H1, % Ills st,Iory to
tte ~ stity HIT mi ia.t ye"rs of ills concn,ctt
M wr'l t Iikc irnrv aS ' bjn. iuro are tle Clos
I'M, ,'anrs t,f t6n volume:
Enrty lila i,fxt ltit,r,lrr, before Tic con.
y1cis wt;nt Il, thetr work, I t,nil L. farewell
rtsit ia iii fitn cclls to btl utltl.by til my OH
!; fe|1hw.6ris0ners. MnNy Il llaftl-w0rked,
/ IN I tTien,ljy % ERECTING, rec i iew siionk hands
WITH mi. III tilcy wolIjd with INC Of tlieir own
rlnss. whilo t,tf,crs lt,i,it7 bnck aud hardly
tInt1i To fDt,cti NV ntuTered llatltj. rioy RI
,ntnllnreti tlInt 5ys lie onHur llle1r. fet10w-
,ris0ller. tit n gentleman, mid Tint The mo-
t1t tnEn nv ~ ,ae e' nl,'n tho " a,ia!y' of liz
i tnwJ,, Tilers was nj, intlNrtojle ofreslect 1T
! their fnrrwcil grceting; more !tke tint af II
tl,at ia 81 4 % cotIlratic nartig frofn iiis fellow.
Oiiers turned nyay, aud t!4 pot tletgit II n
IWI' %iIi.M,,tiIsxs,isesi .is atfctl S '"''' " e
i "'rlu ilrllu lN.ai, ati,ls they nit went Oft to
/ tlelr work uxccpt ntirselycs SO,lshllo,r ind
Q1t liD VERY rt,rly. Tint morning tI+ Ket ,ie
iears ts Wi,sn VIII En- avo . Rl"' nv strts lev otiior
trI!les au! e!itt!e Y ,no,.ey s.,, ,,o ,rv,nu
very lur,i 10 muster I'M emotion; i; sl.wns
| 1,thIi1kiitx wlint IL 10 bcco,neOf inc when yoll
|: nru if,t, Alexander prtrpyitcll. L alllll bu
, 1881-04-19
EUGENE IN: ENGLAND,
Tho Ex-KM,preks Refused n Grave Re-
xido Her Husband ntau IKOr Son.

r,, u~.r,.,prcsx rscfuaeti n f.rnyc Bes
A"o r.r...1,s...t =, ~, Tr.r 1nn.
sioo Aser ,1.' m..,,t,. go. .ar,,o
!toN"s'e '"..e ,'.. ,,' 49, 1,s,,..,s, p,,,s,to
lhe rcAI fthsoh'WilS tho Eap.esS Euecl'!o
has left Caulttch l'lac0 anu chlse!'!ltst h1!u
Is about. to establish herself near Fnrlib0r-
ouel, is far from being suspcctoa; but tho
s..,. - o,,,, 1tnnothnr sc ,1lvcro1{tahto IN tle
story IS onn al'ogethet 10 alsuteuolo .. :" ~ so
tasto and gooa 1eelnlae OF 1hore tnah u|n h'''
gllsh subject that 1t may well be seekloWh
here tar warning a1lL reproof.,
Ito,,nat,ra t,,nt ,vhrn,tho E,nnross rscefyoft
~ s.tDS a ,,a,,, so,, s,,o annoniv vot
the remains OIL !icr aeaeL SUI s'in concetsGu
tic very natural desire to make ~ tlle ltttlo
chapel ut ClllsoihurHb three biirying plaees,-
,nat ~ IL s.y, nno w" .n,rd fnr In'xaif
er huspu aaua a'.n" t..,, III ~" ~. ,,.a onn
lnord9r that those VINO natr so pvea eae,t
other III life BlipnlQ not til death ba separated
H. wns then; discovered tllut III order tn get
aroon far the tl,rco to1nbs It would bo
apteo ~ NV .'Is, .,t.., ~ 1or,I
necessary Y "tauslo p'eua ~. M,.. .,.u
forming .pnvt OF thu 1i4lu ntt{oHllnG' tll0
chapel. The owner nt thlS telt! WaH nc.
cortllnE!y colnliulllcateu Will tallu REQUEST
nlnlB that lle wOlllu Snll tno, very 6lthtt plece
Of lard Se4ulred. Lie, however, 1lht!y re.
fused, oil tllH ground. na anl lntorInet1 LINT
liz would hut lart Will my !9nn: 9t al raf
t.idolatruus. purposes" Lord Sydney, tlio
lord Of tho lnnNor, interviewed to overcome,
th9pbfeetlUl,, mid the Neq1l h9rHelt expressed
un'eay1lest desire that the Empress WISH
might 10 carried out. U!tt iE vas 9tl III vnlll.
, 1881-04-19
! HIGH ART BELoW-srA1Rs.

EtlNV4AG$ ANtklNFf Vik &*4stsASeAANP
f<ontioa I'.hrh.
!. My DEAn MNtsr: Ysa. ut Gntli l1oasc,
nulong tito t'liillsftfnns frD,tl nbr,'tllE ilnny
ovc--pore tlgnr SOLE !-call urt1ly en,aEfisc the
il,nnr.l nppness tint nya bin my lot stIst ael-
tlfnEtlown erg*nt 1'eacncko a'te.lsnu,,ce--t!o
sweetIy sinnit1ca,It nnil,u gtvun by Sir Ofbny"
'Slowtlcr to IL nGw 1yti. Art VILLA. Slr
Obray n,lA Is family nro Iiutter, . l00 H'tvs
Io1lgfes, M wa gay III Fr,tsli, iuld Beauty Is
.I,ationt nto III, tito basement nj ,hsicl, rs III
lllo loutt'ror ur tho bettctlanber -
/ "Wltltout black velvet brltcllcs wot Is
1nan =" scx some potcR or 0tltcr. I1c weren't
up to lNc!i eytlcnshatly, but then iiu lived
III tic dark tlnys af0ra tlio ttl.ytlocs. l}lnck
velvet, likt.crnsil'g gpllsll-wli.r-r-r Low tlIo
tlloUgllt lof tic latMr iloj'lsly vulgar fay
brick 10 make l,o squtrf1-is' now lalily IT.
fnr the Sunday wcsklts Of retircsl B.al,gs a'.tt
hfI 0enius oll anU k1lcel Without eastItutlk
Iivry wyt II st,vyicep sllos1ltl' rRtIler nrst.
1yntl ckkcr answers IN hollcr woi,l!''
Ii TwtsIi ydil could only sec MI lfvry. 1t
wcro designed for srarstcr by atr. M9ltlwarl.
|; tho l,ommtnent nrnlnytonr tukkerntlvonrtisl.
i It Is not loo much to say tat 1t IS kollstli'-.
nit. Konsumlntt. my tiear Nlnry, ecsprcsses
tho flight. Of Q1letnnss. 1 !9ctas!!{in thts
=, Sanf Wfss y A.! S to 5Sss liz dsss S
md 2 6nstler To- Wnom ! annen.S,,tt t,,,n. 70
tMt was ,sweafll, IT: iii!. n{i'l C.! allowed 4 !; i!
lEnt In koliyekels.. l'nt NY liyryls.it y.., is
light ,si!tl twlrly In IT. atl, s!Sl,iiiinty. nt
course, III COLOUR. COARSE ihtiistian I, i anotf
man " lny MkWainaee ~ s'sM i,,r ~ i" ~
likD sea.siokness t'lrnnti up VIII SElGr 1a!li,
tllce. But !le ,yero q beast. Onr niT ~ WnFtM
long art! tl.zzl9N ltKo ppr,efS na h..nf ~, ~
WOOL, nuA We hth't laDll9 ~ III As!oMet!, !,,. H..
carves!u Curves avo Ind th9lt t!nys, a1ti llko
biccps. baEzst I,l'n!1 ii ci1sexis, n Ga,1er
linin llA'',Ytlesscs, are w25e, @ wlfn1'a W T' 4
Pcae0ckH Iihnsaul!cE - Oilo q lgM AZ AZ
fron ntticto a!rey OAlary. u!o kMst-tiaa1 !s! !.
WnsEl,p, delr-0t the lA0tislfiiillt ttas w ~!
to the same level Y1!t should w. sGo W.
the other day stalidllig OIL s.0me glooG ~, \,
thu e4y,.rtlcn,, on t'ilo itG1 lnG9tna M lay
brunch. willie Miss 1iorlntinerf-thats ,M,' n,,r
lhedestIskctcllctt PC ~ T. hallGYgofy' Y!' IMe ,r
nltltItpotE accrc trytlfE, altcr n noAr " u.
but. the clfeck wero sooprcsliIi. Misa
l10rfnnner Is ,trcmljlis ny hni!e4of.ss.,
makes 6tn Ike p9xu 7,lnstc@ts, ,,'a..I oa,t
hof ennytlllnk. Wy, sne t.. ih!iim.et'' ia.is.t. t..'
Melller lnnot tile upper olis,l,l!tle l tWlatef'
greytoMelftng, tlonrlnE Imply H6wH tilfnMG,'
Il lot Of astolljsl'cl stnrs. which. . Mr: Mnltl'
war;, said Was'1o ,nost Oney niltter lnHcnt.
, 1881-04-19
RUSSIA.

CUUNTEI{A1AN1ED.
HEnr1s, April 1s.--fhe Car has counter
maG1etl the orders 1tor the erection Of Ssddl-
tlouai fortrcsses on Tho German frontier.
TRIALS AT MOSCOW.
Moscow, April ts.-Slx poltttcnl prisoners
will be tried By u military court Mt tho end Of
April. Thrtc arc Of noble ank3EKashinr
slet, Schcdriu, and Prisotskor. Ono Is the.
son OF priest named l'rcsboj je,,slsy, md two
ase women, one the wife Of DIR. Dozoinslitz,
aAd tho 0therthe wlfo Of a tcae'ler.
0sE HUNDRED AND FORTY sTuDENrs
haye been r,sttcated for ono year for holding
IN illegal lneetIng. o
AllAzA, -.
censor Of press. st. Petersburg, has resigned.
lie fayors liberal attitude towhrds tho
press.