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the bowels from costivcness to loose
ncss--a change that many persons need.
! Green aud over ripened fruits contain 3
large amount Of acids, that are restless
and riot0us. showing q strong inclina,
4 ton 10 fermout and disturb The waste
canal. They form new chemical ass0-
lciates and create more disease n sur
fering than physicians can always
! cheek. Fruit comes with heat, 80 that
we are not always sure, in hot seasons
OF the ear, whether it Is heat or nm
excessive amount of fruit thatinyites
much suffering 60 come and stay.
We are now prepared TO answer tho
! question often asked, are fruits healthyE
In adults and youth, the proper use OF
ripe fruit does cpnduce to health. An
exclusive dict on fruit cannot meet She
wants Of the human body. The amount
of nutriment Is very small. The acids
OF mature fruits are not nutritious. but
they correct the bad condition OF The
|bOwels IN hot seasons oil the year.
They are largely compose OF water,
that Is often needed TO cleanse the food
canal aud tho various duets of oxcre
ton and thus promote health and
growth, Few, If any, fruits arc con
sumed for their healthy quality. They
are chiefly consumed TO CRAFTY the ap-
petite, but meyer to supply the means
OF growth and strength. a few fruits.
growing in the torrid zone, may yield
some plastic matter for building up the
tissues. In hot seasons, some acjdulous
fruits are cooling aud refreshing and so
are useful TO an who are under the in
nuence of some injiammatory malady.
To this class of fruits belong grapes
and oranges that the sick, in their last
extremity, may safely take. The great
harm that fruit may do consists in con-
suming much on one day and none
upon the next The wise aud useful
way of consuming fruit is to give q
small amount every day, and avoid
those sorts that do not usually suit. All
changes of diet ARE attended with some
risk Of disturbing the stomachs aud
bowels of infants. A mother shou'd
consider the condition of the bowels at
the time when fruit is given and gradu-
ate the quantity accordingly, recollect-
ing shat nearly all fruits are somewhat
relaxing To tho alimentary canal. Even
infants may have fruit when properly
prepared. Roasted apples may be
prohtably given in hahitual constipa-
ton, Apples stewed and mingled with
light bread are often useful in the same
condition. Raw apples scrapei or
thinly sliced easily digest and benefit
the bowels. Prairie Farmer.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21
Fruit.

Whatever the chemical process that
converts sour fruit TO sweet may be-. IL
forms a pleasant and refreshing diet
when eaten in proper quantities at
proper times. IL eXerts a greater iu-
tiuence upon the young members of
mankind than upon the mature, because
the mucous membrane of the food canal
is more susceptible 20 all influences in
the n than the other, and so seriously
disturbs this health of infancy, even II
taken in yeET moderate quantities and
at regular inseryals of time. IL does
not possess much nutritious value. Its
per eentnge of tissue. making elements
Is very small, so that its chief value as
sources Of nutrition, must consist OF
groups OF neutrality-suspicious. materials, as
starch, cane sugar, grape sugar, gum
and pectine, and all useful elements in
the animal economy. Its acids and
salts correct the bad health induced by
dried meats or those that have been
preserved by common salt and con-
sumed during a long period OF time,
In various other ways good, sound fruit,
akeni Ia properquautities and at proper
times, is healthy for all but the young
est members Of tho human family.
Stale, decaying fruits do an immmse
amount Of harm, Green and oyer,ripe
fruits are nearly as disastrous TO health.
Their eheapness tempts the poor to
purchase them. so that what this class
donot pay in cash they pay in maladies
not easily controlled.
All, but particularly children. who
can get sound. nlatnred fruif shouldeat
q reasonable amount each day and not
. large amount on n day and none
upon the next; but eat It when We may,
the harder sorts need thorough mastl-
cation, 20 that they may be readily and
easily digestsd. Some fruits contain
fee aelds that change the condition o
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21
The Grain WceTil.

....HHg ."a. 10 H -~--rr #M1LH. "
The weeyil (CaiaHdrd g~raHaria), fa-
miliarly known as wheat weeyil, grain
weevil and barn weevll. preys upon 8ll
kinds of grain in the bin and The corn
crib. This weevil being quite small, is
liable 10 be overlooked, particularly in
a dark bin. Its mode Of operation con
sists in piercing minute holes in the
kernel and there depositing its eggs,
from which are hatched small maggots
that eat out the heart OF the grain. The
danger makes. itself apparent by a
minute white dust spread over the
grain and a peculiar olor that perme-
ates the bins. On pressing a kernel.
between the hngers il brushes readily,
exposing II mere shell partially filled.
with dust instead of a round, plump.
grain. a
When possible avoid storing grain in.
bins that have. been infected, When it.
is inconvenient To change the place of.
storage iumigate tho granarY thorough-I
ly with burning sulphur. Fumigationi
should not only bedOne before the grain
is placed in the bins, but repeated in.
the course of II month or two after it
has been stored. sE
IA AtiNN vi tklt WttNllH lildN are IN
the grain may be destroyed by heating
the grain where one has ovens or
kilns at hand for the purpose. A lit.
tie kerosene oil poured into u tight
barrel with grain is said to destroy fhe
weevils, but this course is practicable
when the grain is required ofseed only,
as the kerosene Injuries il for making
-four. In addition to the precautions
mentioned is hat Of changing the place
of storage to a cool locality and fire.
quently moving the grain from bin to
bin.
The grain weevil is often COMPOUNDED
with the Larvae of the corn moth that
also attacks stored grain, aud with the
orange-colored maggots of the wheat
fly that are found in the ears.Of the grow
ing wheat. The true wheat or grain wee
vii is a slender beetle about one-eighth
of an inch long. This insect both in
the beetle and the grub state injuries
grains. As has already been explained,
the female deposits her eggs in the
grain after it is housed, and the young
grubs Matched therefrom burrow into
the heart of the kernel In due time
these grubs undergo transformation and
COME out of the hulls in the beetle
to lay their eggs for another brood
To rec%apitulate, when possible avoid
storing grain in bins that have been
infested with this pest. Ii said bins
must be employed, fumigate thoroughly
with burning sulphur II there are
indications OF the pests presence, kiln
dry the wheat and destroy them-M.
y. World. voff,rag rrs
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As tho p~yroteehnie display was be.

As the p~yrotechnic display was be,
ing given on Market Square at Racine,
Wis, on the evening " the 4th, IN the
presence Of Ave thousand people, the
supply all caught Ore at once and about
$500 worth Of Gre works were entirely
consumed in about q minute. The
scene presented was grand in the ex-
treme. People were frighientd almost
Out. OF their wits, and a humber Of ladies
tainted away, Happily no n was
seriously injured. t
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21
tBarnesyine tdajNewal

III III ~
Fer the past twelve months I have been
suffering with ~infiamnnstory rheumatism,
often being confined TO bed for several days,
I tried several physicians, but they failed 10.
relieve me. About seven weeks agoA friend
who had suffered with the same disease, rec
commended me to try 81. Jacobs Oh. lat
ONCE procured a bali dozen bottles, which
have used, and find that l am improving all
the time. IL relieves me AZ once when 1 am
suffering terrible pain, and prevents me
from spending many sleopless nights. take
great pleasure in recommending II to those
who are suffering with rheumatism and
similar complaints, a. the best remedy that
can be had. Nothing has done me so much
good, and a. Il only costs dtty cents a bottle,
all can try IL. b M
N I'D. ALEXANDER. Editor /" NstsI.p
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

KIDNEY.woRT Is aremedy which removes.
foul humors from the blood, and creates
healthy action In every organ. Torpid kids
neys and liver lead TO gravel, diabetes, con-
ntipation, piles and rheumatism. Kidney
Wort Is tho surest and safest remedy 70 use.
Rocky AouHtahs Aaoy E
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21
world orqood,

One of the most popular medicines now
before the American public, Is Hop Bitters.
You see It Everywhere. People take 10 with
good effect. II builds them up. II is not
the old fashioned bone set tea that has lone
4 world Of good. II you don't feel just
right, try Hop Buffers. -Nunda Nsns.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

LAST year the Pittsburgh glass factories
nude S21 ,8i9, 46t WORTH 81 glassware. AMI
during that time we had, az different pew.
DDS, three hired girls in our kitchcn who
broke Just about $B18, 404 worth Of the entiri
product. and would have smashed more {
credit at the china stores hadn't given
Ou iustas we got down tOthe eYenmHlagss
-BaftaRtoa HaNkegA aasa 4err
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

AMAN's taste becomes rapidly dsprayp J
by evil associations. He loses his sense af
tile pure and tho beautiful and the good sl1
enters upon a descending plann OF Ipqralitys
and, falling from low 10 lower, tpds al ms
higher sensipilities blunted, his moral ma
ture 5enumbed, until at last he can even SO
down in the face Of mmkiRd and eat rhN-
barb pie without a shudaer. Then lac y
lost.-BHr}iR3toh Hqisksge
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

ASUNpAY-scHooL picnic manager ex-
planned that ne did not make the lemonade
sour because the children had milk for
aick.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

Cherries intended to be dried must
be first stoned, spread ON fiat dishes
and dry them in the sun or warm oven;
pour whatever Juice may u nom them
over them, a little At a times stir them.
about that they may dry evenly When
perfectly dry line boxes or jars with
white paper and pack Close in layers;
.strew q little Brown sugar and fold the
top Of the paper over them and Keep in.
a dry, sweet place. 8
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

THRTY New York ladies start nextmonth
for a four months tour in Europe. They
will take 4. deaf and dumb man along as o
protection-to the man.-Chfed1o Tribaas.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

THE Eorristown Herald defines city beer
garden as-Two trees, a IKE flower bed,
seventeen benches and six walters. In =
dispensed with.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

A CHICAGO widower selected his second
wife f0rthe size OF her feet. She wears mems
Fights, and he rightly Judged that she would
be a great home body.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

Some one figured up that tho barb
wire monopOliSts made n clean profit OF
81, 0O0,000 out of Minnesota farmers IN
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

II afflicted With Sore Eyes, use Or. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists seilit. Csc.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

\ THEBE Is a difference between the lips q
a ypung man and the lips OF ayoeng lady
but sometimes II is a mighty small one,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

THERE are 10 printers IN the Texas Peni-
Tertiary at Huntsville, MISUNDERSTANDING thar
IL Is 50 easy TO get proof iui Abe sease Of o
printer, ~ ras SJthags.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

WOULD not be without Readings Russia
sAlve, is the verdict OF all who use Il
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

-Inkstauds cut out Of coal ard pol
ished ares novelty.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

ONE swallow does not make u Summer,
'.but, SAYS Sgiflins, s'it imparts pleas
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

Quite the reyeese-tho paper collar
the second week.-CdRsbrtige 7Ssbbnae
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

Rata. cats, mice, ants, aies. insects, cleared
out by : Rough on Rats, l5c, druggists.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21
-Tho ALBANY .IonrnaI ~. MN do

Tho Albany Journal asks, Why do.
people go to picniosp and the New York
Commercial answers; "They 60, good
brother, TO see how it feeis 10 he q lower
animal; TO know the Joys surrounding
the peaceful life Of a hermit; TO inter.
view the playful frog and the daddy
long-legs; 10 study squealing from tho
original; to beloved Tor tho sake of the
sanl-handwiehes and the bottled kero.
o u punches; 10 catch wood-ticks and
the rheumatism
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

DRAwNe from nature-Pnning q tooth.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21
T'bep psltIvoc ure
fsr. .. .ss.s r., = 81. S sssg LINT. s .sn wss.ss'.e.
p%ncovfRfn or

fsra1 these Palnfsi oasaplsln,s npd weatnesses
secepaHicH 20 CUR best reAunlc population
II will cuTo. entirely tho worst f0tm VI neushle Conn,
rlnint, all ovarian trupilea, -lnlamnatlua and ulcers
ton. FALLING and Disrincetnents, aud tho eonsrqtant
hginai weakness and il particularly adapted 60 tAe
Change u Liza. rf
u WI dissolve and expoi juniors from TIC pterusi IN
an early stare o. dcvotopnient The thntencyt 70 cam
crrons hnrnorHt hcre schockef very ~ us0
II rrniqyeg hintnegs, natuionoy, dpHtrpypnit CRAVING
for ettnuianta, ard relieves weakness of Tho stomach.
~ cures Biceiitg, Headsches, Nervous rsostratinn,
General Disability aiooplSudaoSl Depression add fadf
gcEion
That fecling Of Bearing dowa. capsirg pain. wclghs
md backache, iauiway permanently cured BY GO nta
Il win az all times AMI ubdor Al circumstances Act IN
harmony Win thelawat that gcveru Tho fcmaa HJa,on
Tor tho cnrcof Kinney oomplaluta OF either aeE this
Compound n unsarnasrod.
LYDIA NJ PLNggIAws VEGETABLE COW.
POVnns prepArod as an and ~ western kytnne
lynn, NasA Price ~ Six bottles for ~. sent b mai
IN the form. o. plllL also m tho form OF i~ostuets on
Fcoeipt or price, 81 per BOX toroither Nfs. finiham
freely nnsNers all icttora OF inquiry. Send FOR pamph.
let Aidrcaa a. above. helfiaa fhfs Inpcr
No family should BE- without LYDIAE P~fNK1IAhtS
LsAh FILA Tkey onrc constipation, bfifousrcsa
Aad tnrD4Aty Of the liver. Is costs per box D.
Sold by RICHARDSON & CO., 81 Louis, Mo.
FOR SALE NY DRUGGISTS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

1HE new telephone has an induction coll
with a resistanee OF five thousand 0hms,
How liiue our ancestors thought OF such
ihingsl AlAsl they lived N az age when.
oLms We're updpeamed Of. lf they had met
an ohm on Main Street IN broad daylight.
they never would have recognized it.-Apes
hpid Carrier
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

Hotel walters have begunt to gather
10 the a'smmer quarters OF the
boafders, ase ~
3az La9AUfA i5f tss *
fAgt sa
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

Tho Mcmillan Wis Leader says
that Robert Burnett, Of that place, dug
mp q child That had been buried some
eight or nine years. the grave being in .
field he wanted To plowiand removed tito
n corner Of the held who're 1t would not
be in the way.F The weightvf the coffin
attracted his attention, and he opened II
and found the bodypetrifed and looking
natural, the face on q side being ait
tic hattened on account of resting against
the coffin. Tho body wa solid and the
clothes were not decayed. HU1 .EAf
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

I'll join you presently as the
minister said TO TO the young couple as
he went for the church key.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

J. D. ALEXANDER. Editor /" Ns.sn
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

LfONAQentS Can secure pernianenf cmplaymont
flt1f good aiagy ceiling oueehCIty
Hhltt eha stoSkinR supporters,et C S1HapF 0Nldt
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-21

50 ~
, 1881-06-25
Drought and tho Hesslan Fly Damage
tho Missouri Crop 10 to 30
Per Cent. -.
Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan All
Affected by the Same
- Causes.
Quality Of Tennessee and I{on.
tllcl1y Grain, So Far rs Hnr-
vested, Good.
Tho General Yield Far. Below That Of
the Crop Of 1880. go

.n
nsel t"nK ncasoi1 W uatG!'st n.aSdeiy .,e ns
~ .nu aesa.o y. o1 seels o. ac lali o. 10y, LIE
-, nl'eT's y. - ao'c tmls n'olh!ig tatousn tle
,' s1a, - ,.s sLop c"tsssp9'.uc".s ~ placo w.
.t,a 10 as"uo4s 1S's ~" st '.ses' iluac o.
,s, ,iu s.so': r.u.n aslu,s uluS c!e FsIs
H." @ ,.ur!i " s..ow y. w.. WHY s, e'lecs w., .e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,.re '.,..;n 49, Iio"s. ~ .u ', aJ NJ.
~, nu'o e M'.it' .,'; tlo nos MeMtet III ns, u t'e
~. -, eM @ ano 'ns.a ,'s. mo, .l'o e1" ,
& ,.t "ta ~ uap.es si' l1sovs aiv
,n ".s' w. .mu.,as sasu Ma5.mn M Iall r.
~. .'4' 49, .'s s"'vs VII "neio .ne sleM oo ~ ~
,u,.a,s u" "Is.so ,.It aes'o1 WI. ~ o,ei lvo0
n"'1e's -. ato1 !. tl.ots s t9 secu cSptsl9. .
,,,, uaas' .la - - 4ou s'fS ~ MptH'".o s lo
sicu ~ "eie' NV .."s ~ W.! HUI w
, 1881-06-25
.SClENCE,
SOLAR INVESTIGATION,

SOLAR INVESTIGATION,
An Important expudlttQn IL announced rs
shortly 10 be sent out u,.,lur tho leader shin
af Prot. Langtoy tn tteteE1nillu OH uo!ect
mountain submits Ut tho Fur-West, by actual
experiments, tho amount of heat radlatcu by
the sun to tlla eatth's atmosphere. This uil-
slertaktng IL larguly IN tho Interest OF mote
oro!ogy, and. 1t Ii sai.l, will bo prosecuted
With tho coDperatlon Of tho Utof Signal
Otllccr of tho army, GcN. lIazcn, mid uM,lcr
Ills direction. With moro or hss xeul
tho problem Ut tho amount ot llent
received from tho sl,. i,ts been
studied by pl,yslctsts since tic dnta Of
llursclIel mid l'oulllet wero published, al,d
thu solar observatory recently erected o..
Mount A!tna, 1000 feet aboyu tic sen, h1s
'lhn present expedition viii orcl,py iwo
stailoils l!1t tIlstnnt fr0lll Cau 0tlior, ono OF
Whle'l .Wtll DO several thousand feot higher
han Iltlltl. III tlles9 experiments altlluttH
Sssy yr in,no'TSss T, H.. wlt y!ew to lntorsSpt
t9 tl!e ca!pulatlons Df .elafllel,t n,eteDt0l6.
glsts. THO lltglnr attitude xelecteth for ('r0t,
L@i'gley'a work cuts oil about seyel,.tcntt.s
Uf tho VNpur.
TIlls scIsntlle work Inns long boon nestlr,l
for lls l!ractIcnl development d. wuatherse vet.
enco ailit furecasttEG. During tho spring tic
hpasls!! p ai9yerlln!et,t .iatle }lbcral otfgr to
1Iul, flaHkl on!yItt III 0c4tlty Ill1 lEAk Ut TGti-
prltfo ~ Canary ls!ads for carrying nut iuil
Ut solnr Investigations, and obseryatorlps 10.
voted 10 s4lar physics alu beins estubllsliets
hy ut!or NEilrnleai! nverntnellts,, w nt Pots.
In!n by l'fissEa Nlll Ut AIeNuon by Eralco,
Whatever willie Nlny l,o ,sgt 9ll sul.'spot su-
Searches, tliera cals be nj tonbt tlat .!ubseF-
power.m III t'rot. lluiiour Slswart lnts receiit. ]
" ltrgea, "Wollla hu better t|.uil Sui,.spot Ut.
setyations." Tho rnp14 progress u nietauf-
o!oKY Of late ycars this cuu1trY, nut tho
, 1881-06-25
LYNCHING.

DYn,,v ~ Iu .lo,,. II, Nn,,,, C,u.It,,1-
1HM ,,.s ,',a,n ~ oMn M ,..,,S Nortn uaso'Ana"
~ efnsked a1e" anu Left Dangling
1Itutt poiSr N, G., Juno a9,-Tho tlotaits
of Tho ly1,cl,fnr Of twu nerroes Mt l,nnbnrv,
s.nl:os ;,m,,'tr Inv" iust saoos,.t ~ ,nr" rria
SUM asonos IuMa',; ,."'u !Mst iuAonen Huto' ny
fifty miles fyuu. tho encarcst tolegrapll.statlou,
Join LInIs0y and Estcs Iinlrslon lind
l,cr,, cnmiinn,i In mi, ynr thn ,,nst aawo,, '
'o,hs 1nr omtrs'n, ~ 't ~. ,ha NV rsa s, 'oso ~
white g!rl about IA years old. Jenkins
j,iH1say wus In tnll OF, n simtlur
charrp. IN wltct n yvlitn martial ,vo,,,n :,
,n,nEti Guriimnr ,vas III, vicifm, Eycr xiMa.s
liz lyuclig Vi tllv llners M % in Isouiinrhul,i i
iars{o a Geen yory s nite. Goee4nu'l ft,tt for
, 1881-06-25
LITERARY NOTES,


Ars1no lloassaye Is at work OIL q volume
0f memoirs.
III Madras, $50 ,o07 boys attend school, ant,
ONLY II, ~ girls. =
"l'asslo!l-Flowers" Is tte tttlo OF a now
novel by Mrs. Alexander Fraser,
In Germany 1a,oo0 copies t,f Dr.. uolub's
"Suyen Years III S0uth Africa" have beon
sold. -
"6ana's Sweetheart" Ia tho title OF a now
ltye,"-Aiss II. Il. Atathars,
1ilo ilext .yolu!ne H. tho Engllsl, Alen.ot-
Letters Series will be tic "I.lta uf. Walter
Savage LandoE," by Sidney Colyln,
Miss 1shoda ptouglhtoN IL @rltlng new
RlIost stUry, WlilGll ID Aestlhe.l t0 appear
s!Urtly In Tho pagcs OF Ienl,lo Nur.
Mr, Froude a,ut .Cerlyls's faulty .are not
ilaytnx pleasant titlo Ut It. Wien tho
former sent q gheck TOR 81, 600 III 4 female
relative of The dead sage, Tie latter respond.
Hl rather tartly, aud claimed the money as
, 1881-06-25

L AH 17@ A3LAttCS VEiIIHHlt1 W tuS likI
Sulnllef It. Clifford rrullzcd S40, ,207.
Tlle death Of n. lIcl,InmIn Pilon, very
nblu French writer I'll Nrt, Is announced.
Il valuable painting by uuntllc uu Eabrinno
l,as been found hidden In tho belfry VI ono
of thu old Flurc'itl'lo churches.
Courbc.'s LA C,tree.n ut tho Boston Altl-
sEllln, 11ns been restured by tho removal or I'll
inferior NlNl dettrlnrNting yarliisll.'
Miss e. TOWNSEND wsn tito first prizc Of
500 for II ei,rtNln, III tho lrlxc Competition
Of lilo Society Of Decorative Art.
or tic iGa exhibits ut the first ann,tal cxht.
btlIoM OF pntllter-gtcllers In L0ttols, Il EoOlt
iift!, has been contributed by Amcricnl,
Artists.
Tic Commissioners Of tho current Salon
have tGtcrntllctl to best0w OH nll tho IN
llibilors Ut tlils year Il medal valued Mt lO0
Ira1lgs.
Itls run1oretl in Paris that It was Nj. will
"I;Ang.llisH for TX, o,oouf C$$I0,Vooj, tMrouei,
Petit, from Ar. Seercta11.
Thomas and peter Moran will spend The
summer III tile .far West. They 10 first to
tl,e M0ullis towns Of Now Mexico a,!A Ari-
zola, alsa then to tho Yellowstone.
Furrer, Bellows: 4. $. Church, 7. Aloran,
a i. SniIis lass !,usn ,R! otfets!d ti: nseiaGoi
slip III tllu British Society Of palnturs-
EEhcrs, ut tic first nliMtlnl exhibition OF
which they exposed American work.
One Of tho sensational pictures i'll the Salon
WY llelrs "uh Snicido l,ar Amour" III
son Of lnce, tiesll.colored stockings, md sati,
slippers las plnced llerself aeross tho truck
| Of All approaching l0c0Nptivc. llur l!cud
rests Ull tho rail. 4 rcd umbrella aiid pair Of
| gloves ar0 thrown nsilc.
An exhibition Of works Of living. American
, 1881-06-25
ART.
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Tho <trt journal for .Ju1tu ~ II very fair
l,nmbur, without being or unusual excel
lcncr. TlIu itlnies nr, mi etclltng by a.
AtonRin Of Albert stonro's felala figures, III
Classic tlraMrIes atld Oh IL l0lligr, cnllctl
"l'ans1rs''; u stccl engraving by &. Co,tsnn
Of Morrls' patnting, "I'lm E.tsl Of Tho .joar.
N.Y." AiNl II cnuplcut tae-slmiIcs Il. su.littno
of two drawings by i. Durnu .o,,cs,-the
ilglircs of "Courtesy" nml "'FrAnkl,css,"
ntlll IT Study Of II lca1l ii IL laughing female
fr0,u Spencerss "MAsk Of Cupid" T1m
apcti!l.g lntimr Of Ac itl,nacr, oil tho brothers
aioorc, IL illustrated by ll,reu wuucris. Tiia
% "i!ats ~ ! Collcst9rs nfs l. aont asient alnt
tll,,satol! Of l!s "4trt as Applied 10 ,Town
SSelIoo's," With two ,'fr"'stngs oG ~
,isllcs I. biography, of tiubr!v! AlaX
With portrait n snt qf '!is lisal e Thrist.",,
wa , "rhY l{ii,atonlls:" i I,rof. ltlsl,nynd M
l,tworatluM ", II. l!osscti ha3 Il ilotIco II
slr. Ford Afa,tnx browns Frescots IN
NfnMcluster''; md T.. j.. 'lnryer writes oll
Lurt( Derby OF, Art Culture" .