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Immigration to the Northwest.

CHICAGO, May 4.-During April, 1851, $1,000
emlgrants from foreign lands passed through
Chicago to settle in the States and Territories
of the Northwest. This is an increase of 30
per cent. over the figures Of 1880.
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

WTANTED-A situation in grocery store
w in st. Paul or Minneapolis by person
having ten years experience in the trade. Ref
erences furnished. Address d. A. j., this
Office III.
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

TOR SALE-Eighty-t 6S-IOO acres land
IL at a bargain. Twenty y-three acres has
been cultivated; running water; good timber;
two and half miles from city. NJ. d. Clark,
No. 208 Fort street. 1O5-135
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

w. B. Rowell g. Co. are IN Sherman Block,
Wabashaw street, and sell everything cheapest
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

TOR SALE-The South Shore MOTEL PROF.
II erty on White Bear lake, 26 acres in ex-
tent, twelve miles from st. Paul, on Duluth
road, the best known hotel property in the
State, is for sale on terms which will allow of
the plating of lake front lots, if desired, Civ
ing hotel lot at small figure. Apply to our
attorney, James B. Beals, st. Paul. 79*
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

DEAL ESTATE-125 lots in St. Paul. 40
LIZ lots in West st. Paul, on high land, for
sale cheap, by John Kelliher, % East Third
street, st. Paul. 11S*
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Wanted school, county, town andrailroad bonds and
county warrants. O. LIVINGSTON & Co., st Paul.
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HORSES &C.
CAUTION.

NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
IN The undersigned respectfully informs
all persons that Kate McMann, his wife, hay
ing left his bed and board, he will not be re-
sponsible for any accounts contracted by her
In his name. JAMES MCMAFN,
Woodbury., Washington County, Mimi.
st. Paul, May 5, 1881. 1876
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NTANTED-A situation as driver in private
w family. Is willing to work. Recon-.
mendation from Gen. Grant and in St. Paul
Address G. Nyhous, SIS East Seventh street.
1O2x
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LNOR RENT large rooms, with closets,
IL in new house 325 Franklin ST. 116#
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DOR RENT-Four pleasant rooms, unfur.
Il nished. Apply No. 6 Marshall ave. Call
at 1890 or $50 p. m. 12S*
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

DLEASANT furnished room for two gen.
i tlemen, or man and wife, IS. References
given and required 76 West Tenth. 1896
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SITUATIONS wAHTHD...MsIss.

COPYING or other work wanted evenings.
" Address, P. O. box GA, city. 124*
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-House 592
IL Canada street, near Pearl street; ten
rooms, furnace, water, bathroom, etc. Apply
to H. s. Fairchild, corner Fourth and Jackson
streets 12O*
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WANTED.

WANTED-A good farm hand. Also, men
w to grub land by the acre. Apply to
VIM. Stees, cor Third and Minnesota st. 125*
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

TOR RENT-House of rooms. stable.
IL Lake and cistern water. Old No. II, new
No. 374 Fort St. 1874
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

TOR RENT-Eleven unfurnished rooms.
IL Enquire at 40 jackson street 12O-129
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

$40 acres for sale, cheap, two miles from
OtV Morris on the Pomme de Terre river.
Address Land, box 2544, st. Paul. 100-3O
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

NANTED-A first-class cook. Apply at
w new No. 220 East Ninth street. 95.
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

LOR RENT-House of seven rooms, hall,
IL pantry and closets; conveniently arranged
and beautifully located, with large,well shaded
grounds. Cellar and excellent water. Posses.
sion given at once. Address, M. L., care
Globe office, and answer will be given by mail
or in person. 123-125
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

ENOR sALE-At an astonishing bargain, a
IL new sewing machine of standard make.
Apply at Globe office, where machine can be
examined. "a
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no LOAN.

II OANS on life insurance policies negoti-
IL ated. Solvent or insolvent bought. L.
P. Van Norman, 116 East Third. 1861
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Houses.

ENOR RENT-A small house in rear of 15S
IL Pleasant avenue. Enquire on premises.
1862
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

A STEAMBOAT STEWARD who has had
IA fifteen years. experience on rivers and
lakes, also understands cooking and baking,
desires berth on some boat. Address Arch
P. Green, st. Paul, MINI. 10O'
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

T0R SALE-New York russet apples, at
IL Mcintosh & Co.'S stand on Third street.
See me quick. M. Doran. 124. .25
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

EOR RENT-Store 25x60; good location,
IL opposite Market, with good cellar, stable,
etc. Enquire 140 West Sixth street. 105*
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

DOR RENT-House No. 100 Forbes St.,
u rooms. Inquire next door, of Jas.
Cleary. 113*
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

OFFICES FOR RENT-1n Davidson's block,
~ with steam heat, good ventilation,
Phalen water, electric-bell passenger elevator,
| well lighted rooms and halls and all modern
conveniences Apply at agents office, in
the building.
93* WILLIAMS & DAVIDSON, Agents.
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM to rent, at
IN so West Tenth street. Board next door,
126*
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REAL ESTATE.

$780, ce1psF e3 HShs Eoa aas si Rs sa
sey streets. Large house and good stable;
grounds 75X250 feet, surrounded by fine shade
trees. Terms very favorable. John w. Willis,
80 East Third street. 125*
Daily globe., 1881-05-06
FOB RENT-Rooms.

TNOR RENT-Two unfurnshed front rooms
IL at 500 jackson street. 1868
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

WIDOW LADY would take charge of
w widower's house, or would take care of
furnished house for the summer (Refer-
ences exchanged). E., Globe. .offlce. 123.
Daily globe., 1881-05-06
DAILY REAL ESTATE BuLLETIN

Of City Residence Lots, Rocks and Suburban Tracts
for sale by D. A. ROBERTSON & co.. Real Estate
and Mortgage Brokers, McQuillsn Block, corner
Third and Wabashaw streets.
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

DEMOVAL-Mrs. Sarah j. Kearney has
nTremoved her Employment Bureau to No.
800 Robert street, two doors above old place.
99-129
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

DED CEDAR CHESTS for your furs. Tho
III best and cheapest. refrigerators. lee
chests for Sc, at Stees Bros. sun-wed-fri*
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

II OST BY THE FRESHET-One jackass
IL and two jennies. Please return to DR..
MintZer 1A-126
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

ROATING-Amatelrs call and see cruising
ID canoe at A. K. Barnum's Real Estate Of
flee, No. 26 Third street. 114*
Daily globe., 1881-05-06
IN QUART &PINT BOTTLES

q DOZs III Uuarts, DOzs III IIHtsJ
BY THE CASE.
The Export Bottled Beer is an excellent
stimulant for persons in delicate health, and
is generally recommended by our best physi-
clans. 1t will be delivered to all parties in
the city, in the original package, free of
charge. Parties in the country can be sup
piled In any quantity at the following express
rates per case, (the returning of empty cases
and bottles to st. Paul being free of charge):
r A II II s:
Daily globe., 1881-05-06

TNOR RENT-One store room, 22x60 feet, on
II Bridge square. Inquire at room of
Chamber of Commerce. 64*
, 1881-10-15

t.ucch tho only two men who ever rnsn 10 The
highest position MS nrl!sts.I,'lrcr md lot
lriN. D!irGr was burn in NtfrnbcrE IL fj!i.
raised Gernan nrt 10 a,l pxce1c cnca which
,n,ssnL Mwny with him; he fnutitl engraving
~ ita infancy, md carriHl u ton rerfm:-
tlDn never Hfncu surpassed; lIo cultf-
valuable ircnt1srS III, gut,l,ctry mil fortl!lca-
ttUIl. Will u purity Uf style eytncllx II trl,-
fnutl.i klsowfetlHenf thu Ger'na! lnn4Nag,:."
l1Nrcrs fnn'o tUlay rests prct.lnlnGntiy up'si
his merits as M t.n4rnyrr llia worka nrs
In.ryaAGt with tic t;ttI.it: element, rejGctlitg
tle ctnssEc Ideals ri lapiltrl ntlt lIts cntelfi
pnrA rfcs.. Mfr. iIpnl11's biography derives
atlttOna vnlno frUin tl!B list u tJilrnr's plifi
thu end. II IL MI ntlln1rnllin summary Df nit
tlMt Is known of tlln grcat, Nerll!nn nri1st,
cleAEiy and coneisclr stMtetl, tilta Illustrated
by sntle twenty wnnlct!t4
.l'nbllslIcd III New York by Serlbnor s.
Wexford.
, 1881-10-15

"trte Treatment of Sears Of tile Face III
vOlying thu EyeiiAs Directly or Intl!rectly.''
by Cl1nrlrs stu.llnan nu!i, 4. ~, 81. b.:
of tho Sklr," by Louis 4. .DMi,l!nv,. NJ. H.;
"C"ntrIlt!!lnns tn tho Study uT the ToStrnll.
~ Dt Carslae i}eprcssants: I. Cartullr Aea;
Il Summary nj Fjfty-stx Enses Df Poisoning,
will! Stt,d%If 1ts fhyslospgicn! At.Insl,H
by Edward T. il"icl,crt, N. II; "'rhc tlsn nf
]fDt WGltr il, tiIu L0cnf I'rnatslunt Ut Dis
ras,. Ut tlie Eye" l,y lNnrt,ls Cunnhr, Il.
~. ". D., ut ilrtfntt slIct.;"A t'onstIlrr.-
tEon pr Seine nf tho Medical Anh Mtdic,,- It.
ga' ltela!lons Of Suicide, EspeeialIy IN Ke-
Rar!1 10 IT, Occurrence III the United Ssatcs,"
hy Itnynl Whit'nnn; "Tw0 Cilsus uf l'erltnil-
tsfs Apparently Due 10 Dlphtherin," by VIII.
lain Y. DAbncy, II. ID.
'rlt Catholic FnmtiU I7,1,ttul for lss9-
published by tte Catholic Publication So
utety Company, New York Clty-fs already
0ut. II contains thu usual variety OF Inter-
csttng religious md literary matter: MIL, be-
slhe other Illustrations, there Are portraits
u tho Must Rev. F. n. BlnnellGt (Arcll.
bishop u t,regO'l}. ". Catherine Of Sicna,
Tho Sillpiclans,. t!,c Icry ncv., Nis!olas
ghan. lhe Very l:ev. t;an9n Uakrlcy, kcirlm
Henry D!R',y, Catherine A1cAuley ifnuidress
Of the Sisters Of Mercy, Constantine the
Grcnt. tsali leo, Cnrtllnal lletoh. Hermann
van .Afn!lincktndt, f'anlh!e vtn AfRilnckr0tt,
st. Benedict. bertrand ,lr fincscif, ard the
lsey. Pedro Caldero,I du In Barca.
, 1881-10-15

This, tho thirteenth volume In tho series of
Foreign Classics for English Renders, lus
buen prcpurcd by Mrs. Richmond REschie,
better known as Miss Tllackuray, A[nie. tto
Stvfgn6's fulne rs 4 writer Is bnsct1 entirely
upon her lotters, and Of them thoro aro
many editions already ,eXtant, Or these
ll6gnier's Is ono OF tllo must complete, ulNl
Walckonacr's tho most entcrtalningly pre-
pnretl. Miss Thackeray Inns 1natla her
compilation from ono Of theso, hut does not
state from which. SiIe Inns done moro than
10 merely "cn,npEle," fors!lo las prepared MI
exceedingly interesting sketch Ut Nine. do
SeyiKn6's lifo, deriving her material fr0m the
letters themselves, aud only introducing
extracts wlIere IL was Impossible to con-
deuse. The subject ot this work WIS n
remarkable, wonan, considering tho ttne ln
which SHE lived. Paris In the first llalf Ut
ts ssi aSs fSSsy Sss Es' pows ,ssts @ ss
Imagination to conceive. In 4. court whore
lies mud intrlgucs were rs daiIy bread where
l!otleAty was rafo-thEa beautiful, rlGlt, and
f!gi li%ysnE. % md lo,iI Thinking. S' .Skop} ho2r ii
s 1 denossla e ds s s sed57yy i55sy'i! VT
ilel hur:. "Slla tlnices with marvellous
,sf a Sd shsrS sos a hSaT's s s eF en.s yofs l.
passionate !lanncr., S'.u reads u great deal,
although she Inns few pretcnti0ns 10 being
learned. Sho hAs found means to Keep 4
g9ul. reputation !h a :, great court,
peoplo, Nnd Inspires affection In iii
lluArts that are capable ot fee!ing 1t.
She says. laughing, that shH llas never been
III love with anything but her Owl, Enutt
Nobudy else has ever bottur known tho .art
Ut being graceful without aiFretutlon, witty
without malice, gay without folly, modest
without .constralnt, and ylrtu0us without
pleasiin,t rcatIing. Tbs story Of tho iife ot
this charming W0nlan runs nlony smoothly
Alll easily, whllo interviewer With itB tuxt-
tlres nr1 ,ll.sketGl,ea OF ttle Ilto n1lt manners
of tho time, ft.ll Ut INTEREST ind furnished by
Il keen observer.
Published In Philadelphia by J, D. Lippin~
cOtt s. Go.
, 1881-10-15
A VALUABLE BOOK.
Just Published, DR.. Robert Hunters New
Pamphlet on the Proper Treat-
nlent Of the Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs.

Dr.. Robert Hunter, tho author of this
pamphlet, has devoted hts life 10 the special
treatment of throat and lung complaints, and
during tins past thirty years has Ind greater
experience III their treatment tlan my other
physician OF tho United Stntus.
:, Ile different fnrnls Of lung complaints,
their relative durability the several lnulles of
Treatment IN use. With practical observations
dltlons of tho body. ara fully discussed IN
tl'tS valnable pamphlet, Published by Do1t-
nnelloY, Gasaette, Lloyd j. Co., Chichgo. Price,
Is cents,
disease can obtain copies free by applying u
tle author. DR.. Robert Hunter, l0a State
street, Chicago,
, 1881-10-15

.,,anI y anI invnid or sick persua haa tho least
70 e1Fs thetn they eau tlnI utaes exactjy ike
!,lt!, slSlF own In their own neiHhbothuod, with
sss go. positive that they eau 10 easily and per-
afuEslat or physician,
:, ,uhAxhw1Cl!, Fob. II, 1saQ--IIop utTT Gus Cox.
ia isss; oI .nss;,s w. a!yen Hp BY r. 1oetoss e
s"eE 4ttsss cured Me. LEA0x DAxMkM,
, 1881-10-15

sif1 strIso ., tno sEots wn,cn
nTq @ u sotid truth nomt Csnklna tt,an eou , 10
tnv Il fg NIX t Rs T. 81 wGrs mnt ling Ing
nc i,egs ;.e g. Icnyc to f1to and correct"
nnt ~ sa naa ~, sr n,, 9t5
VIM, IN 1n III .9 ~ spn5 ~: . IT. ,i,v ~
nnn '1ft c;ts eSTtlh'y,9 @ m one ,
u sc,f ne,,rnr ~ nn u . nGntlo9 w.
iI!s /" frssi,lent aarIe mia aad .ays taat shen
MG sn IHne W. M a aDnt 10 eavo sho rre;lemf
10 appoIntmcns; '' "No' i Mr' @ Fsssjdont' ti bayo
tnr ~ ~ @ ~. ~ ~ ~ III "ns M "seu ~ usn mnt aoitt
ro h.irIcnc1 viii vi H. nut:,ons, S and III souid 1 ho
R' u ,nr nlG F@nn ,hcr tc. u. that Tim prc.t.
ae,i saii io Az 5onkinp @ cen s rar @ pe,tjo"s
twn tst;, Tceks m & lnTcr: , IN The meMttne nothing
ynrks nrtnr WITH" t,m" o'"e ehn,, H. IL ',is,
to e1n,,,it With I'M rot'nernrna tcm Tb, n s,Ta w"s
T.. T. "S'ck nt nlRht Ii1e ncxt any Mr; ltoooIt.
st"tonnt u: p', s,sr, nIe,rs e'S, g., aSc,i s
mh!c r thns t. t. nsI.t,se n}"ssie to conceive how
n".s he .v,t r"r frnm .he i.h.,r fur tx ;I,o.,
ns!nx and forgot outright hls obligations =
~" ~ III ',',n,, n n ~ r.. H. i, nis ~ % ~
i,,s,nm, shnt NJ fnrErw ia nm ~ tr,tm2
pcri,nns ht. ;hink, IN tr,Ic sn,,rnn"f .insHe
nnt'ry @ r! y tHe nn,non II 70 70 y !nat tha
m fn, @ - n h I'M 10 r sna, relation
Thc,, cu;i'c st,o r"sgn"tions. we We nrs: snI which
sst, tnksn II es.,nest!on With tle oen'ltloM q
sas M ~ oRS's f. ism an NJ ,sh wt @ ss
th,n~ f., III 9Th 1 nr Ti o s;ri.,,an,'
~ ,9ns u" . m't sn ~. =. NJ T. ~, t,,, ,ns
MW m,itn M ny, mot heoolo VIII " anu f"on IS MI
MsTa .e tres r. ,n & s"6 6or tao ~, nesTays y , e. w
n"MknMs .tdt amG neas ss .n1 i.G't a
@ ssss" ",HunxTy ana isspii3 aa1 sia,6iax d, SySr
"Me ,sh pnR t1et. @ ss N H., das
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snna m "aT ~ ,s snasa @ a, ,,, u' ,M
c ,'.ser tlh!. ad T. was , 20 known a sn5e ho
",,,r ~ IL .,nn ann INA ;n. ,,pat .r5it IT, tha
lcv fuitens s"st @ @ iasinntlsc VIII n,id % cserip,ivo
rv"rvwcso + tn satt ho hIt ti,e liz nil m H.,
bea ,ncn o' 'es u ~ s"'o "' ''' ''t' Hull o ''0
nft,r thn mssnsutn1 nfter ny hnviHg assc nt,s,
,,r W.. hnEs III IN is"r F,iim, kia wr,cf ia
Tx ,Ia :" p.tn, " , ~ .t &
t,srs,,mnitv ~ H. Thtc ii.n,sH h9s assnaa au nr
sy,npa,hy. Ths as" % Is !, ns;ukc. ~ MT. CoukltnK
~ ti Whltn tn,s. H. .,nvs ~ me-, ~" siies H.
,,ewspnpcrs II tt Tine M u1, thv jtoy. FuItons s
s"vs ~" fi"r"ryc,' ny .noqi, III M,s,.,rn,, , HMr
~ W .9 nsSn nx Mrs With H3s ~
Itus,: I . nf ,,isaun,;t,tIcn; " IN "bsalni,,u @ ta
a,uI1I do 10 intut lie fn,nc md Grcnk liz hcurt
Of seoe &C.,; skI{nf II b.. es% 1. "e ssfsy
w sct III! II "ccseek.rs ag se ' s
ysr TX w ,rslsl@ M VIII, nnironsye, @ t,;!ca nclina
or .s e",iroiie % In n nry @ wny tic Ffaussui p"ilicl
issqrs: -: ; TT Fai'a" Is not aay'SinF ~haa bs Is
W." po.Ii ~ ,,,.uruatc tho spo!Is sy.,em? Wien tho
Rsv. rniton ,iae tbst sil!tctnsut be s,nts,! whit
"oey a md II iasiy III !st,cs' vii. M tl,o solitary
o = . ss !; yp;;s ~ k. i, s M M pf sr
,,rntia, I'm uo,,ihists ,y lis KEW rurk Hla,e tvn-
sr,ition il ls;'. rh5 !!ey, Fulton woul!i 10 we'll
, 1881-10-15


Il, hive written Il "pocnI." wI,ich is furtu-
nate fDr lin, HitllohGil Il leayrS his literary
offering without n atiltabln cogn"mn,I. l'r,sN |
i is mt, als! pletry It j. I!"t iigr lms even
Is Ii short specimen uf the wrfier's style:
!, ut MY u1o---nnd lsnbcl. na'ri
p tw.i'ty. vt sqassely fMfsy wcant 1rnm
"rwo'iti II In Tho rosy, Future coupv' with tho
!a.t: stIil. not ST. st9anao e w''rld,y cyes..
e e. III 1af'fhss 11'. nr9,nttfs s, H. vo,
Nor M "S h%t,' Fiji" f9ena Xiie day .ho shS,"el ' ''
-. u: Osgo9d 4 t9. have rclssued Owen
A1rrc..lth's "I.nctlc" ln II handsome g!ft
d;es.. With or!';.nentG;t = r"yGr % nn.! a. prnf,!se
illustrations !.cile, II ~ N will u na ffil,n,
yuysttrat!on u an early ROMANCE III tleOrKo
Snnl. Int tho rftynllng Is etsy Mll ,lG9O-
tllnlls attl tho story, iftercsitag. In IT. prev
nilt attractive ttrras 1t vii! tc Il fArorlt Eltt-
book for the llottlny season.
old lu,s,k. Ut !enst tlfleEi ycilrs ot aRe, and
therefore tuirrAbly .wGll seasoned BIZ this
time. Wh;lt s!lould now b.. repnhlisllesl u
Is somewhat diI'ieuIt to understand. II Is
1nern collection Of Aketcflrs tOlned tt,gether
to show tho InrIsian young nun Of fasll0n
iroln Ills !Snvine scl.eo! ,htli r. bgco',.eS M 4
fts s sne1na g Rney ysbfar {, ts R9Sk oy %1 5 Il " II
atH3t tillG4tuahHA 't'hHHJi ~
miniature who 6uilis sa1nl lnpnn,alns plays
soldier and ron,ps lit. t1ie garden ot the Lx-
elntm,,rE, wllo trots beside lis father Ia tic
.t n"t,1u ~ ,, ,yator ~ IL III ,nce. ls w v" NJ
tl,",san s NJ mnser rIoxi,t Ia % tt,csti1s Wiz is al.
ways terribly hungry, WIN pays Ncw Ycar's
ytxits With llis parents md 'loeS not !tke Z,
H. fti,n, III ,n's'i IL ," ,, a.ts s iii! I'M liz
,rlv s ,.fsu ~ .r H., ,snys mi ons I'irs % Y" IL,
lke liap,, and who, In fir, is natural little
-" st. pamen's Gostn + The M latest a'ldation
my marked originality, or force. The plot
Of the story tlsrCs chiefly upon lawsuit. \
lAdy md her son have been comfortably en-
synIs Grtno gft hs q ~ " te hsn 11 te
up9n, them resulting In Jour years' suit
lovv ntfalr. Sumo humorous contrasts Of
wI'ir ti far11nc % cSns hac ~ ~ thc e'Es trn3s
IF 'th m ,srpiai su nwnrs e" '"s" ~ '''' 'A'''"s
=" CamlsI.fc. and The Tricks Of Trapping
and Trup-Mnkll,g," Is tho attractive titlc Of il
| bo0k hyW. Hamilton Gibson. 1t contains II
| grrn. deal of information oil n subject suro
| It Is thoroughly n '.b0y's buuk,'' written for
them ilu about topics III Which thoy have lt
,s,1'u' '.s ss. M ~ III n,rt EE 3I.se T.. ;,'t wv
,vh.r II tts ,,s pn, sain e cr,'.itv ~
Moit;,tt,i h.,n1,l'fm M, i'.,ti}} ann s.3rt
TIfs 6ook Is thoroux,iy practiraj. md % en-. T.
1nv5,.,s ',xs'l fnr tia c"n,',eo of i,iri f'nmst
r fn;s1 "Ss't t, ,a Il i, ,aa 70 =,
;he "'.,,.,,1n.o tGn ~ i'"vs ,',a ,st."itt,iv ~
tiosa WIN ..if"n ir ~ tho ;n,,,,trS i ~
is 1,ol neW p9nK, out TeS orig
inrn.ss Iaml.u ~ ~ III csf ~ this n;,thnrs
S,o1ics, l,iEu thc rest Of hjs novels, ii dcnls
| with tl!e life nj tl1a Norwegian uGnYnntrr
, 1881-10-15
htAGAXtNE les.

MAGAZINES.
The October number 0f the Nineteenth
Century has the following tablu Of contents:
"lrcland mil. tho Land Act" by the ht.-lio'.
tho Earl Of Derby; "The Jewish Question:"
by Prof. baldwin Smith; "Flctlo1-F Fatrand
Faul," by John Iulskln; "Our Commercial
Corners" by William B. 1lalhed; "Dlseuse
GERMS" by DR., ". u. Carpenter; "Onr
Highways" by the ltt..Ilon. V!sconnt Ml.llt-
ton; "CI,ilA Life for Children" by Elizabeth
lsossiter; "Sclentito OPTIMISM" BY james
SulI;y;; Fall rrade a'n Freq Irndem ~ q? BY
i. Whitaker.
The following topics nro treated In the
"rhrouEh England's Wcst Ena; An Aus
tralinn Tourists Ramble -; "socla! Lily. u
Sa''f?Es ?E%st ey SS:!ts "F:f stSSsaf
Penalty, itsgnrtled tr9ln, q. Aholltlon!st's
RrsStta x Sssh Sl Etaa5sa aa 3S*sOf%ss! fs5sp!
Don't uo 10 Churcit-A Familiar Coiloq9y'';
"iTio Tenure of Land y; ,."vaeelnation"
"rhe liraln as q! Organ Of hi!nu"-rArt II.
{sGMsHlsa "M,y s9yal ;y G9nss!sn a 70 2. r
Hogan.
The Octabor number Of the Chlcngo Med
tc1l Jour,1at and Eramtncr contains tho
following oE!ginal eaal',,i1!untfatio1s; N "is
r f. Fs'aak, ii Il: u. sYaeelnstles!: csS.
sldsratIon oif HoIla l'olnts ua to The Identity
Of Varioia and Yaeeinla,"' by Thomas i,
Wosa NJ H hx Efa1ps'G n ofp; IF asFpGFa!
SSta.iius It, tho Nfciienl Dota!ty Of Southern
illinois," By j. N, q. Cartor, n. D.; ~ 'rho
Pathology ind Treatment Of YelIuw-Foyer;
with Some ae,1!,.sks nnon ~ th6 Il NMttlIe a y OF ~
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17
Telegraph Gables in Sewers.

An important experiment looking to
the disuse OF telegraph poles in cities
is being made in Washington, ID. q, bY
the Mutual Union Telegraph Company.
Having received permission torun their
wires through the common sewers 1t
the city the company began the work Of
placing the wires June 6. The wires
which are needed for the city service,
and for connection with lines outside
the 4city, are twisted cable form, and
coyefedwith non-conductor and water
proof coating. Outside the city limits
these wires emerge from the sewers and
join those placed upon poles. The
cable made of the twisted wires is at-
tached firmly to the arched roof or top
of the sewer, and thus raised above all
interference from water, except in case
Of floods. The cables are laid by men
enveloped in rubber clothing and pro-
vided with safety lanterns, provision BE-
ing made for conducting fresh air. to
the workmen by means of India.rubber
tubes attached to their rubber suits.
The wires are passed down through the
man holes of the sewers.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17
Ottar Of Roses.

In northern India, whence we obtain
the little ottar Of roses that we get, it
is estimated that it takes about 10000
blooms to yield one rupee-weight Of oil
about 176 grains weight considera-
BILE less than half an ounce, yet this
small quantity is sold on the spot for
$50. OF course, the yield will vary with
circumstances. At Ghazepore The roses
are planted in rows in fields, and the
roses are gathered before midday and
distilled in pot stills, with twice their
weight of water. The water which comes
over is placed in open vessels, covered
with damp light cloth to keep out flies
and dust, and set to cool, just as we set
milk to throw up cream. In the morn
ing a thin film Of oil will have risen to
the surface, which is carefully swept of
with feather and transferred to vial.
And this process is repeated daily dur
ing the blooming season. Women and
children do this work, or, rather, enjoy
the profitable amusement.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-09-17
UnpunctuaI People.

You may take it for granted that un-
punctual people are thoroughly selfish.
Their own ihclipations are paramount
to the convenience Of others. The un-
punctual man is apr to think that the
greatest evil he occasions by his special
infrmity is temporary inconvenience or
disappointment. But this is not SO. If
one Of his delays should disturb only
the arrangements for one day of single
person, he may congratulate himself.
What bitter disappointment, and what
serious annoyance and loss, may come
from letter little too late for the mail,
bill paid after the promised time, an
appointment not kept, commission de-
ferredl Note for yourselves and think
on these things. Punctual people are
always reliable. sDoall that you prom
ise to do, and all that you are 7rightfully
required and expeeted TO do, as GER
tainly, so far as it depends upon yours
self, as the sun rises aud sets, SO that
the hearts of all with whom you are in
any way connected may s.safely trust"
in you. Then you will become .'pillars
Of support" in the family and in society
instead Of broken reeds. Let your word
be as good as your bond, and when you
say you will do thing, do 1t.