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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-27
.Snusral 9uvitatious.

CORNELL-The friends and acquaintance
of Mr. and Mrs J. A. Winkers and Miss JULIA
CORNELL (aged % years. are respectfully In
vioed to attend the funeral of the latter, from
the Cathedral of Our Lady OF Perpetual Help,
at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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Last Chance.

Remember the hour, 1890 o'clock this
day, at 121 Gordon street. Kennedy 81 Blum.
auctioneers. Everything first class.-AdU.
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The ArgOsy Roller Suspender.
A new assortment at LaFaris.=AdV.

An excellent line Of suits for youths, boys
and children at Mitchell's.-AdO.
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THE HARVEY RELIEF FUND.
The Contributions YesteTdaT-The
Coming Entertainment for the
Benefit OF the Late Sergeant's
Widow and Child.

We yesterday received the following re-
ports of contributions to the fund for the
relief of the widow and child Of the late
Sergeant Harvey;
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Spring bottom pants in large variety at
LEWIS, 191 and 1913 Congress street.-AdV.
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Is palace, well patronized, and is undoubt-
eddy one of the cosiest places in the city
Adg
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Collars and Cuffs, New
In all sizes, at LaFar's.-AdV.

Clothing, neat, nobby and nice at Simon
Mitchell's, Lyons block.-AdU.
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RaderIck,s Drop

Young men who like to dress well and
not pay fancy prices for it, call at MitchelPs.
Alb.
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SIGNAL SERVICE OBSERVATIONS AT i0:4s P. n.
(sAvASSAH MAN TINEl. OCTOBER p, 1851.
The following observations are taken at the
same moment Of time at all the stations
named.
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signal observations.

Comparative statement Of temperature at
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
ron~r1zs
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No better Clothing in this city, and no
lower prices anywhere than at Mitchell's.
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The latest styles in stiff and soft hats at
reasonable prices at Levy's, 191 and 1913 Con-
gress street, corner Jefferson.-AdO.
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The bon-ton styles of Clothing and bats
at Mitchel's.-Adv.
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8ucrtuH sales &o-z,sg
CON1lNOED AUCTION SALE OF FINE -
NlTITRIN urrrC, - I4NL y up.
KENNEDY * BLUM. Auct,oD....
THIS DAY at 10:3) O'Clock. at 19t n.
street, third door east of Phi uOfdol

'IOO'' VIIIIu uOUT cast OF Bull, 401
CUT GLASSWARE and all the PrnDo.
FURNITURE, consisting of BLACK TiT1D y 4 10Y
SETS, CHAIRS, LOUNGE. LACE Cr NJ TL.lg9
WINDOW SHADES, CORNICFS- PTinTfA3IIAGS
STAIR CARPETS, and FIXTURES poII O6R lS
PETS, OIL CLOTH CROCKERY- M4 aTS GS I.BB
KlSH RUGS. Marble-Top TABLES 10 3 i .l8s
IUBMS Sr1 MIRRORS. MATING, CLoTAAIpSi
JARS, SPITTOONS, BED SPR1NGS S5LOP
HAIR MATT ESSES, FEATHER R01' cT srgs
and PILLOWS, BLANKETS. LACE M my
WARDROBES, CRIBS, etc. Also. va-r IN
some BROCADE SILK SET. '0'5 Asla'
~ Remember the hour, 1890 O'CFOrK
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IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE.
Hon. Alexander HI. stephens TO Ad-
dress Savannah Branch No. Cor
respOndence Between that Gentle
man and the Committee.

At recent meeting Of Savannah Branch
No. l It was unanimously decided to request
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens to deliver an
address before that body, and lecture COM
mittee, consisting of Messrs. NJ. j. Doyle,
Peter Donelan and ]. c. Duggan, we're ap-
pointed to confer with that gent man on
the subject. We publish below tire CORE
spondence which has passed between the
two parties in interest. 1t will be seen that
Mr.. Stephens has conditionallY accepted the
invitation, and will endeavor to address the
body some time during the coming spring,
should he live, and Congress not be In SEES
sion at that time.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens:
DEAR SIR We the undersigned are in
structed to convey to you the unanimous
and ardent desire of the Savannah Branch
No. Of the Irish National Land League
that YOU would deliver an address upon the
Irish question before their body at Savan-
nah some time in the coming winter. Your
courteous answer to their former invitation
to you by telegram to Washington encour-
ages them to renew the invitation. The
difficulties that then stood in the way we
truss no longer exist, and we confidently
hope you will accede to our request.
Should our invitation meet with favor
able answer, be pleased TO name the month
and day that will be most agreeable to
yourself.
With the assurance of our highest con-
sideration as a statesman and friend OF the
oppressed, we have the honor to remain,
respectfully yours, NJ j. DOYLE,
PETER DoNELAN,
j. G. DUGGAN,
Lecture Committee.
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& Co.'s. Clothing TO Order.
Fall samples ready at LaFar's.-AdU.
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GentsS Underwear.

New Hats, Fall Fashions.
In variety now ready at ar's.-Ad0.
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LIBERTY HALL, CBAWFoRDvILLH, GA,
October Goth, 1881.


October Goth, 1881.
II. J. Doyle, Peter Doneldn, j. c. Dlggdn,
COMMITTEES:
DEAR sIRs-Your very kind and highly
appreciated communication of the 18th inst.
was received two days ago, but l have not
been able to reply sooner, owing to physical
feebleness, and the heavy pressure Of bust
ness on hand.
Be assured it is with deep regret that l
am now compelled to say that it will be ut
terly impossible for me to comply with your
request, which, under other circumstances,
it would afford me so much pleasure to do.
/ am now closely engaged in the prepare
ton Of a work for the press. Have been
thus engaged for the last three months, and
am still under high pressure to get through
by the time my duties call me to Washing
ton. The condition of my health will not
permit me to travel except when necessity
requires it. When leave for Washington,
/ expect to DO as Observation-Disclosures car
which will take me from this village direct
" to Washington without a change-and
when l get once settled in Washington for
the winter / cannot think Of undertaking
any travel before spring. Should l live till
next spring, and Congress should not be in
session, l will endeavor to comply with your
request.
With kindest regards and best wishes,
gentlemen, for you personally, and with
hearty sympathies for the suffering people
of downtrodden Ireland, l remain, yours
truly, ALEXANDER Il. STEPHENS.
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Georgia Hussars.
Spettal AntLEEs.
Irishmen and Friends of Ireland /.

Attend a mass meeting of the citizens of
Savannah, at the Theatre, on FRIDAY, 26th
inst, at s p NJ for the purpose of taking such
action as the meeting may deter mine. in refer
ence to the arrest of CHAS. STEWART PAR
NELL and his co-patTiots, who have been in
generated by the British Government for no
crime than that of advocating the rights of
man.
Distinguished speakers, whose names will be
published on TOMORROW, will address the
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Special Notice.
On and after TUESDAY, November 1st, the
Steamships of the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company are appointed to sail
as follows:
FROM BALTIMORE-Every MONDAY and
THURSDAY.
FROM SAVANNAH-Every TUESDAY and
JB. WEST & CO.,
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FoR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II CorreCts acidity OF the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures, dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teothing or other
causes. An old and well.tflel remedy,
Twenty-Five cents bottle. DGw
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NEw YoRK, January 25-Cotton dull al
II l3.l0al2i.l0c futures easy. Flour qulel
receipts N,0OO barrels; exports 1900 barrels
superRne Western and state 80 i0as So /;
common TO good u 2Oa4 90; good 10 choice
81 05a6 10; white wheat extra 81. O0a0 %;
firm receipts 5000 bushels exports 17OOl
bushels rejected spring g7a0sc; ungraded
do q 02al O6i mo, aspiring q 0s1al O9i No.
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RAGs-2c per pound.
gITH Dos hanrnI Dkio .t.,... a

sALT-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 GOAL 10.
SEEDs-TimOthy seed, 81 90 per bushel
clover, 50 90; Mammoth Glover, $3.50 per
bushel Kentucky Blue Grass, per BUSH,
81 Csc; Orchard Grass SO %.
WooI-Quoted at 40ai3C for choice washed,
and one-Lhird Off for unwaslled. Market brisk
with great deal Of wool offered.
wheeling Live stock Market.
Hoas-Good demand at 81 75a5 90 per hun.
dred In prime packing, lots; butchers IS %;
Sheep 50 00a3 SO.
CATrLE-This market Is fair ut present. cat
tie scarce. We quote young cattle, from 600
to 600 lbs, at az R3c; bulls 2a9XC; GOO Ia
900 lbs, 3a3Kc; 800 to 1000 lbs, 3a3H Nc.
Cattle offered at present are natiye.
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]. N, BICK, Of Toledo, Ohio, says: Ny
father, before wearing the "0niy Lung
Pad, conld not hleep nights on account
Of his violent coughing, since wearing Il
he has slept soundly every niEht.-S'
Ads, NWT4W
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"BaVe Your HAIR" Keep II Beautiful
The "London Hair Color Rcstor.
er" is the most delightful article
ever introduced TO the American
people, and Ia totally different
from all other Hair Restores, be-
ing entirely free from all impure
ingredients that render many 9th.
PARTICLES for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falingOf the
hair exists, or prematurely gray.
ness, from sickness, or other
causes, Tia use will restOretfe nat.
ural youthful color, and cause
healthy growth, cleansing the
BclRp from all impurities, dahdruf,
&C., at tho same timea most pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra.
GRAVITY periumed, rendering the
hair soft and pliable, making 1t
an Indispensable article in every
toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hal
Color Restoter. Price, 70 cents a bottle
Six bottles, a. Main Depot Tor the TN
ted States, 800 North Sixth st., philad'a,
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Which he DID, and In n short limo WaI rot
only relieved but cured.
Reader, u you arc suffering with DySrer-
Ella or Liver DlserSe In any form, do not walt
until the disease has taken lest hold upon
yOI, hut use tho Regu lNtOr when the 4ynI.
toms tirst chow themselves. II has relieved
untold suffering. SIMMONS LIVER REGU.
IIATOR Ii not mn alcoholic EilmulAnt, hut
PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY that will
cure when everything else falls. II Il 4 fault.
less family medicine, Does not dlEarTangG
the system. ls no Violent drastic purge, hut
NATURES own remedy. The friend Of every.
0ne, and will not dlsappoInt you. 4 single
trial will convince you that II Ia the cheapest,
puTest and heat family medicine In the world.
Ask the recovered dYspeptlCS, bilious suffer.
trp, victims Of fever and Hgtte, the HCrCnrlal
diseased patient how they recovered their
health, chCeriul Snlris and good appetite
thNy will tel you by taking Simmons Liver
Regulator. PunhaterV ph0uld he careful to
Seo that they get tho Genuine, manufactured
only by j. II. ZEIIlE 4 CO., Philadelphia.
Bold by oil Druggists.
Hng.MIyR
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ballot for Us. SenatOF-Thc Railroads
other Ilualneaa.

But slim attendance Of delegates was
noticeable yesterday forenoon at the unu.
sually early hour At which the session WAS
to open. AT 10 o'clock tho Speakers gayel
fell, and the important business Of the day
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FINANCIAL ASD COnnERCIAL.
WhseIlllgM nole.AIe MAEkeI.
OFFpR DAILY lHTRLLIGRRCER,
WHEELING, Tuesday, January rs,

| OFFpR DAILY lHTRLLIGERCER,
WHEELING, Tuesday January rs,
The past week has been rather dull one in
Wholesale departments, but during the last
day or TWO business has frightened up con
siderably and now that the river has opened
up there is sure to be little boom in grocer
les. Dry goods and other staples, pork and
provisions have advanced tribe but other
articles are not materially changed.
ArPLEs-Demand fair at good prices. We
quote choice eating apples ut 81 OOal 70 per
| barrel,
BuTTER-Commission merchants report u
good trade. Wequote choice to fancy grades
at lSa20O, grease O..
CANNED GOoDs-Q Quotations; Peaches, . n cans
par dOz, 81 90; 8 h cans 81 80; Sh
cans tomatoes, $lSOal 40; sweet corn, 81 %
al 40; Winslow cOrn,Sl So; common corn 81 % /;
Strawberries n cans, 81 60; baCkberries,
2 b cans. 81 l6 raspberres, h cans, 81 40 ;
Plums 2 ID cans, 81 TO; lima beans, 2 ID cans,
81 % cove oysters, ID cans, light, 7Oci I'D
cans, 81 80; cherries 81 IS.
CHEEsE-We quote prime new Ohio and
Western factory ut liall &c, according to quail
ityi New York cream, l6c; Sweitzer, loo.
DRIED FEuITa Quiet and steady. We
quote Apples Ut &c, Peaches 10 for prime
halves; Prunes Get Currants new SIC;
Raisins, new, layers y 80; Valencia raiSns,
new, DC.
Easa-Goodd demand. Wequote strictly fresh
at 3Oa35C per dOz,
FEATAERs-In good demand live geese
4Oa45c
FIsH-No small mackerel bills, s. co.
No. 8 medium mackerGl, 81 90; No. 2, " Goa
900.
FLOUR Market good. Patent Satin Gloss
81 90. Jobbing quotations are as follows
White wheat family IS 25a5 90; rye flour s. so.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLEs-0ranges 81 5Oa3 90
per box lemons, per box So 00ai GU; cocoa.
nuts, per 100, 81 OOa6 90; cabbage Is 00alO 90
per 100; potatoes, 81 75a9 0O per sbarreli
yellow Danver onions, 81 0 0a4 60per barrel I;
Malaga grapes IS 80 per barrel or 20 cents
per pound; Cranberrles 81 D0a2 40 per box;
Baltimore sweet potatoes 50 25a2 80 per bar
rel Jersey, 50 76a4 90 per barrel.
GROCERIES, C36GeJ, fair to good Rio at l4a
loo, prime Ice, choice lie, best roasted 10
also, yellow Rio l8c, Java 23c. Sy7lpS
common 2ba3Oc, prime S6a40c; choice As !
New Orleans molasses, prime 48c, choice DC
Sugars, refined hard crushed l0Nc, granulated
lOC, powdered lOkc, A coffee 0NC
b &c. prairie A sugar 0>Gc, palace A &c.
yellow y SIC, golden q &c, prime INC,
RIcs Carolina choice 7c New Orleans
prime GHo, RangoOn &c.
GRAIN-We quote prime red winter,
shipping and milling new wheat 81 90. Corn
isqUOted IN jobbing lots at 4Oa45c and 600;
oats at SOC, and rye at Zoe.
HAY-We quote baled at $l8 0Oa22 90, and
loose at $40 0Oa22 90 and active.
HONINY-rer barrel, 50 90.
HsNEY-Ier Id, SAlObi choice 25c nor In.
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GOODS IN SEASON.

Thermometers, all kinds.
Chest Protectors, graduated,
Vasseline Gold Cream.
VAsseline CRmphOr Ice
VuSsOline Toilet Soap.
COImolinO PomAde.
MillsT's Leather PreServatlve.
French BlACking-gtnuIno,
For lAle by
LOGAN, LIST 4 co.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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NEw YoRK, january 25-MoNRY-Actiyc
at SAG per cent, closing at 5per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5a5Ii per cent. Sterling Tx.
change bankers bills strong at 81 0S1S; de.
mRnd 81 WH.
GOVERNMENT Enthusiastically.
United satOa 6s Of 1884,
NVHENo1VyUVOuh',
New Four and halls
NeH FouIs coupons
tnoiho 70 Of 1870
RAILROAD BoNDs-In the railroad bond
market Boston, Hartford g. Erie Hrsts de.
ClinCd to % from Us, and recovered 10 O3X
Peoria, Decatur 4 Evansville income to SO
from 80, and recovered to 80X; Kansas &
Texas seconds to TX from 70, and recovered
to u; e., .. Il I. G. Income to TX from 73H;
Lake Eric Il Western income to "A from
75h, and later recovered To 74h; Ohio
Central income TO 05X from cox; Mobile &
Ohio new mortgage skies to 1903 from 1OgJG
Iron Mountain llrsts preferred income to OjX
from o., and then recovered TO OO, closing at
0jN; Chesapeake y Ohio Currency SKIES to
40 frOm 60; Nashville & Chattanooga firss 10
III from llS, and Iron Mountain Arkansas
branChl hrstS to ITO from Xix.
STATE DoNDS-Dull,
Louisiana ConSOlG..~ So Virginia Cs....,..... 30
MlBeourl Bsa",....ullO Do new,.,..,,,,,,,,,,, 81
~. JOseph."""."""lO7 COnsols..,.,.. ,...,.,..iO8
Tennessee O. "...'." q lDoIerred!."" "..."' i1h
Do neW..'""""''..,a" 10
SrocKs-The market was weak In The
early dealings, and price8declned x to 8 Der
cent Delaware, lIaCkawanna and Western,
American Union, Central Pacific and st. Paul
eading the downward movement During
the afternoon speculation was irregular and
unsettled, but after the second board the mar.
kpt Gs9umed sIropg tone, and under brisk
purchases an advance was recorded, ranging
from 4 TO AZ per cent, The latter In Lake
Eric aud Western, the coal stocks, Canada
eoutliern, Western Union and Peoria, DeCa.
tur 4 Evansville Icing also quite C0nspicu.
Gus In the riss Market closed strong.
The Graphic says: The trouble long exist.
Ing between the first mortgage bsndhoIdenot
the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central
Railroad aud Pennsylvania Company respect.
Ing the lease has been Ecttled The earnings
Of the Chicago md Omaha road increased $l7
600 the third week in January. Those Of The
Northern Pacific 5000, 81. Paul $4,000, and
Northwestern 5000.
Transactions, 600, 600 shares,
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Sleep, Appetite and strength

olbPpt Hppbulo dnu outnNlH 49,.
Return wheR llOA.Ntler's Stomach RltterH iSByMen'
over, since tho brain symrathGca closely Win Tue
stomach and Ia associate organs tho liver and the
novels "A their arrangement Ia fCttihrd BY tho nc,
iion Of the Bttcrs, mental dependency produced
by that arrangement disappears.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers generally
iayWWPAW
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CrScrKNAri, January 26. Hops firm com.
mon 81 25A4 O5; light a TOa5 %; packing
80 OQa5 80; butchers So 3Oa6 d. Receipts
il. 900 head shipments 400 lend.
llT1sBrRaH, January 25,- PEtROLEuN =.
More active; crude unsettled United certiR.
Gates Offered at 9liSc; refined SNCfor phila
delphia delivery.
ANrwERP, January 25.-pErnoLEu4 - Re
atnj Dliyf
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NEw YORE, January 26.-DRY GOops.-
Cotton goods in moderate demand and
steady. White goods, plQues and quilts do
Ing well. Prints in fair request and lawns in
better demand. Ginghams very active md
firm. WoOstel dresR goods ands6untlng feeiIIiiy
active. Mems wear woolens remain 0uict
and steady. FOREIGN goods ouiet,
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j. &c. SMITH, Nj. D.,
le4 No. 1911, Market ST., Wheeling ". Va.
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PHILADELPHIA, January IS. = Wool -
Quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 47a4So; extrai7aiSc; medium
Soc; coarse 400; New York. Michigan, In.
diana and western fine 40s43C medium 4Va
60c; coarse 4Oci washed, cOmbing and delane
43a55c; unYashed S3a3Oo: pulled 35ai2c,
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New YoRK, January 25.-MoNRY-Actiye
at 5a6 per cent, closing at 5per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5a5Ii per cent. Sterling Ex.
change bankers bills strong at 81 0S7S; de.
mRnd 81 90h.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-01-12
Gbe SMYRNA Gmes.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Jan. IL, 1881.
.HQ2"IcWIIaS2UI.
A Wonderful Clock.

Mr.. Felix Meier, Of Detroit, Mich,
after nearly ten years of patient labor,
has produced a clock which, not except
ing that of Strasburg, is the most Won
derful clock of the world. 1t is Is feet
high, 8 feet wide, 5 feet deep, and weighs
4,OOu pounds. The framework is Of
black-walnut and elegently carved. Gen
Washington sits beneath the marble dome
with a colored servant on either side
guarding the doors. On the four corners
of the face of the clock are four figures,
emblematic of the different stages of hu-
man life: two are females, one holding
an infant, the other with q child the
third is a man of middle age, while the
fourth is a figure of an old gray bearded
man All of these figures have bells
each with a tone in keeping with the
age represented The infant strikes its
sweet-toned bell at the quarter hour; the
larger bell of the youth rings out at the
end of the half hour, followed by the
strong resonant. tone of the bell of mid
die age at the third quarter, and the hour
closing with the mournful bell Of the aged
man. Death, represented by carved
skeleton just above the clock face, then
strikes the hour, at the same time acarved
cupid pops out Oh either side, with wings
to indicate that time flies. This is fol
lowed by sweet music, when Washing
ton, rising from his chair, presents the
Declaration of independence, and dOol
on the right is opened by the servant
and each of the Ex-Presidents, donne(
in the costume of his time Gncludins
President Hayes, files before the "Fathe
of his Country" face him, and raise thei
hands, walk across the platform and pas
out Of sight, at door which is after
wards closed by the second servant
Washington takes his seat, and all i
| quiet again save the heavy tick Of tn
wonderful time-keeper. Though sucl
Il clock shows a great deal of ingenuity
it is of little practical vaIue.-Amerca
Ig11cuLtmiN for January
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How TO TREAT FRosT- BITEs.-If any
part of the body gets frozen, the very
worst thing to do is to apply heat directly
Keep away from the fire. Use snow if
you can get it if not, use the coolest
possible water. Last winter our little
boy of FIVE years froze his feet while out
coasting at considerable distance from the
house. He cried all the way home, and
the case seemed pretty bad brought a
big painful Of snow and put his feet into
1t, rubbing them with the snow. But
my hands could not stand the cold.
was alarmed to see him keep his feet in
the snow SO long, but he could not bear
them out of it. 1t was half an hour be-
fore he would take them out, and then
the pain was all gone, and when | had
wiped them dry and rubbed them a little,
ne was entirely comfortable, put on his
stockings and shoes, and went to play.
He never afterwards had any trouble
with his feet on account of this freezing
His sister got her feet extremely cold,
and put them at once TO the fire Her
case at first was not so bad as her BROTH
er's, but the result was much worse.
Her feet were very tender all winter, and
she suffered from chilblains Her toes
had swollen purple look, and she had
to take larger size of shoes.--Ame,lcaa
AgJcuitu'Ist TOR January.