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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

Dr. e. Biugh aud v :. Basin. In the
event that one Of The parties named q alb.
sent the other two will elect proper
person 10 on bic place.
r. W. lIioatNs. Chairman.
~ u W.,r... g....,..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

With enlarged experience and
increased facilities, and an eye to
the special Wants of this locality,
wehave selected an entirely NEW
perfectly captivating i'm
style, novelty and beauty. We
paid cash for every article, and
will guarantee lowest prices, and
in every instance, warrant goods
as represented. Mutual interest
is a guarantee for success, and
with grateful appreciation of past
favOrS, we will labor faithfully for
an increase OfpatrOnage.
Respectfully,
BRUCE & co,
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least that he will submit And nov
Democratic voters oi Lincoln, you can
look hr't on that picture and then on thi'.
They are both drawn true 10 liie' We
have stuck 10 the reco'd and have nothing
erienuaied, nor set down anghi in malice.
" yon Ike The Kind Of Democrat NJ
bohbiii is shown To he, u i' Your privilege
TO vote for him, but u Yon value the W.
iegri'y and success OF our local ors'n'Na'
lion, think Twice be'ore you q" 10
w.su,xarox has becr fnrpishinc mum.
erou. ser.s,ious Of l,,e hut none have
heen more pronounced Than the resirna.
,;o, of Ro.coc Conkling and his tool.
pl,,, a. Senator. nj New York. They
Give a. a re,.ou ,hs, the President has. by
M. refusal IN uitbd,aw the name Of Rob.
ertson far confirmation a. Collector Of the
Port Of New York c,lt an aaront upon
them that thew can NOT submit, 10; in other
word. ,bev sctnouledge Themselves whip.
ned and are epJesyoripg 10 po.e little
before the ,phl;c "a war Of in A measure
the sharp edges of their defeat Garfield
has shown Conklipg thai he /. not made
If the s,ptl tb,, Have !. compo-ed Of but
that he possesse. both the will and the back
hone IN ,sssr, his p,sroga,;ve The object Of
a.. wbola f.,co l. all a. a. tL;s. Co,tli,g
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

SOMETIME ago private box belonging to
T. +. Mcguire, containing sl4, 900 in bonds.
was stolen from the vault Of the Fayette
National Bank at Lexington. The matter
had been wrapped in mystery until few
days ago evidence was obtained sufficient to
charge Henry White, the nobby book
keeper, with the crime lie was accord
ingly arrested and waving an examination
was held in the sum Of 5000 bail. 1t is
said that it Is the old story Of woman,
wine and cards. White has, however,
put on a bold front and sued the bank for
$50 900 damages to his character.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20
nROBHriD ADyERTISEMISTs.
MORE BLOOD !

IUANE OPENED A FlnsT-CLAss BUTCHER
shop undrr tho stone of hcAlisier a Lyle, aud
au ne0parol 90 furnish choice meals at TIE IoWost
Market Prices I viii Keep lows of an Kinda
fresh lab, Batter, fggsi Ar. I viii pay cash inr
ilidci 1hankful mf p1st patronage, / solicit
liberal share lu thu iuiufr.
il0. Im NJ. ELkIN.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

MAHosE IS decidedly dead cock in the
pit. The sena.e is Democratic now, and
he finds too late that he has sold his birth
right for a mess Of pOtage.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

STANLEY MATTHEWS was confirmed by
majority Of one, our own Senator Beck
not only voting for him but speaking in
his behalf. Perhaps he did so because he
regarded him the best man that could be
gotten ont Of the Republican party, OF per
hsps he wanted TO placaie certain inhu-
entail kinsman Of Matthews. But in the
Absence of proof we will not charge him
with a dishonesty u purpose.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

HERE is another argument for the whip
ping post: A white man was given twenty
lashes on his naked back in Richmond,
Va, for stealing bacon, wherrpon he
went out and killed himself. This Is the
best way yet to get rid Of such people.
Let the next Kentucky Legislature pass
the whipping post law by all means.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

Canned Goods in endless variety:
Largest line of SADDLERY
ever in Stanford; Swiss and
Falls City Hams; Also, a nice
line of COnfectiOneries, all of
which we offer at low figures.
Money saved to all who give
us Il call.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

SAM GAINES has Withdrawn from the
charmed circle aud left US to weep. The
former proprietor, Hunter Wood, and Col.
John D. Morris, his successors, give evil
dence in the last number Of the Nee Era,
however, that IL will maintain It's high
gtaDdinV
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-20

Ben DrERISG's Republican paper at
Lexington has tucked its little toes under
the daisies. How long, oh, Lord, before
Ben will do likexise.
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Scotch Salve!

lsHplsiiifo cure Cor llar-
npss Calls, Halter Barn,
cuts, BRUISES and Sprains,
aud "a the beat linimoui
Tor Ola sores, scratchs,,
traeked and Grease lleel,
Thrush and blsieuper.
n used a once an Il eat,
al lax, ~ cents, fall slss,
'uauliA l'rnnYs
O.. -. AIiittis. tig.
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ISAAC 4. STEW ART.
a TTo7 NET AT LAY W,
Mt. Vernon, KY.

rfa.i.Cl ia ilc Courts Of Irtcasils ADD aaioinius
niunii.s and iu thc Oourt % Appeals. uhoc 10
fnlri-liaa1e yard. fE7-fv
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-08

&c petit eveuemeDt fiji meme 81
grand bruit que. quelques jours
apres, venant prendre des nOuvel
les de la jeune mere, NJ. Berpier
exprima a Albert tout son etOnue
ment d &c sujet.
Eth mon We'll ami, repondit
le 1eune pere, c'est ma belle mere
qui a tout ordonne, ct je suis 81
complement heureux que je ne
saurais, je vous l'avone, hi adres
ser l'ombre dun reprOche. 81
vous saviez quel ange de don
ceur ct de bont6 est MA cbere Mar
the!
I'm ange, soft j'en conviens,
ripOsta le president, mails Qui
vous compr0met en- diable!
-Qui me comprOmet D..
Sans doute! Est.ce quinn
officer ministerial, 81 rche quill
soft, a lie droit de faire autant de
bruit : Nous sOmmes tenus a plus
de reserve, nous autIes qui appar-
lemons All public ct don't la vie
privee, quot QUEEN dissent qnei
ques-nns d'entre nous, doit 6tre
un exemp'e. Or, mou cher Al
bert, vOus n'ignOrez pas que, l'ete
dernier, pendant que votre fem
me etait IN bord de la mer, il MA
etc question que lie son luxe, ct
voici qu'aujourd.hul. on ne parle
dams les journaux que du bapte
me de vOtre fillette.
A cNirro
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Duo DE JEUNES FILES.

OUG LIZ v L GNIJ0 XXIAXISs
~Je to Tai dit NJ. Duloncey
nm notaire! tit Ia jeune file
en- haussant un peu les epau
les ct avec une petite moue QUA
bert cut etc d6sesper6 de sur
rrendre sur les levres do sa fu>
ture.
M. Dulonccy! C'est un char
mant l,omme, fort richie, ties
aimable!
-Oui, mails je ne serai pas
comtesse ct tn ne m%'aimeras peut-
ttrc Plus!
-FOlle adolee! tn ne seras
pas comtesse, mails heureuse. All
je tsassure que je changcrais bien
mon avenir pour lie tien.
Nous nous TerrOnS tOujOurs,
nest ce-pasf
-Tu sails bicn que ie ne fe>
raj il personne le sacrifice do ton
amiti6.
Nous parlerons de lui.
@Cela me scra defendu.
Puts les deux jeuues files Sc
communiquerent encore pendant
qnelques instants leurs plus Sc
cretes pens6es, ct lie sc separerent
qu'apres ssttre jure lie ne jamais
cesSer de s'aimer'
Deux mOiS apreS, 4 neuf heures
du matia, devant un petit nombre
d'amis ct lie plus supplement du
monde, on celebrate 4 Saint.ThO
mas, dAquin lie marriage de Mile
do Feryas avec le colnte de B'eze
ct hut jours pins tard, mails alors
ayec lie luxe exige par Nine Do
nellie. c'est.a dire avec IN luxe
exagere ct d'un gont douteux,
Mile Donelle epousait Albert Du
loncey q I'egilse de Ia TriDite.
On pense 81 ces deux marriages
fircnt grand 5ruit. On he com
prenait pas que lie due eht donne
ga file, joiie, distingu6e ct richie
au comte dc Bleze cont la r6puta
ton ~laissait bcaueonp a d6sirer
1T on ne s'expliquait pas davanta
sc que Nine Donel'e, don't les pre-
lentlous nobiliaires e'aient con
nues depuis longtemps, Sc fit de
cidee 4 fairt de Marthe une sim
pie notairesse.
Puts on oublia rapidement la
comtesse de Bleze ct Nine DulOn
cey, mails pour sen souvenir plus
vite encore lie jour on Giles vinrent
de nouveau occuper d'elIes 10 pu
bic, Ell eveillant, par le drame in
time que nous allons raconter,
cette curiosit6 malsalne qui est
uu DIES c6tes sailla1ts du tempera
ment parisien.
FIN DE LA PREMIERE PAETIE,
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FEUILLETON:
LES
GRIMES Dun ANGE.
LES

PAR. RENE DE POST JEST.
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DEUXIEME PAkTIE
DRAMES INTIMEs.
OF. POUR LA PREMIERE FOls
M. DULONCEY REFLECHIT.

OF. POUR La PREMIERE FOlS
M. DULONCEY REFLECHIT.
Dix mois a peu pres s'etaient
Ac0ules depuis les lignes qni ter.
miment la premiere partie, de ce
r6cit, ct Nine Donelle n'avait pas
trouv6 lsoccasion d'adresser lie
moindre reproehe 4 son gendre.
Ellie 6tait bicn torcee de l'avouer,
M. Duloncey await tenn, ct au de
Ii t0us ses engagements
DsaborAl, contOrmement q la
premiere exi2ence dc In terrible
veuve du ban4uier de Valence,
lshabitation du jenne menage
etait complement separee de
ltetude.
Cette e;ude si6geait t%oujours, il
est yrai. an premier etage dn ma
nero 81 dc Ia rue de la C!,Au>see-
h.Antin, mais alans lie corps dc 10
uis on fond de Ia cour, corps tie
ioyjs dcservi par un escalier parti
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4. JAGRERV 4 CHE.
TEikS LIE

Horchand.ses seoAes, shunye.ts Ell
A~Maylcuines.
COt0ns, Indiennes, HubuMs, Dor
netefie, M"ucaoirs. etc etc.
~ Rue de CHARITIES. ,,,e> an.
NUUVELJ.E-OHLEl ms,
Cette malsoI ieja bi.i. cul,uue mar san,
anciennete go ans d'e>isiencc q; IT, has
prlX de SEES articles, Utr.- a,iA mstct,,uIS
des ~ollpagncs. fass.TIimrmt he i,ia. con-
plet ct lie plus vasie de marcAaudlsrs So,
Cette niaison reGrit ciiaqut senis... e
envois du Norl Ell ne l. ...u.,
me un soIh tout particular t, ,em,.4.r..s
cs lul II sont a1resses. IA sei.I ~. u
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siAViN" i'1,ri'a>cd the above ana well
AAah'"h estahiishIrnt takcSreat pleas
nft ~ a eng 10 The planters that the.
i,are ~rciist"d the nnuLry and Mncb;n,
Shop 'tid are now prepared, to do any rorl,
=" their line with n~c;itncs, aud disnateh
STEAM ENGINES.
SUGAR Mills.
DRiINING pHEELN
SHIFIING uAd GEd RING
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FOR SALE.

Desirable Property in 4Ribodaur.
TNdAT desirable property located at the
l. western extremity of jackson street,
in the town Of Thihodaux, consisting of q
spacious let of ground, a neat and colnforta
Bile residence, with L attaehment-five
rooms in main building, three in the land
a building suitable for IL store or other pur.
pose. Yard contains fruit and shade trees.
Two c%isterns attached to the dwelling.
Will be sold at u bargain. For further par
ticulars apply to or address A.. l.. DON.
MAUD, Times office, New Orleans, La.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
BUTLER PROVES THE BARGAIN.

! Two weeks ago when Senator Butler, of S
c., during the exercises of the National De
batting Club, into which the L. S. Senate has
resolved itself, incidentally referred to the
bargain" between the republicans and Ma.
hone, Senator Burnside, of Rhode Island,
Jumped exctedly to his feet and SAID whoever
charged that there was such a bargain uttered
what was false" Mr. Butler said he should
not handy words on the subject, but if he did
not within a day or two, prooe the existence
of such bargain to the satisfaction of all tar
minded men, he would resign his seat in the
senate. Accordingly on the 2Sth ult, in a
three hours speech he presented his proofs
under the following heads. Without the facts
and arguments in detail by which he backed
them up, the heads alone would seem to make
a clear enough case to satisfy any ordinary
mind:
First-The Senator from Virginia (Mr Ma
hone was elected to the Senate as a Democrat.
Second-Hls purpose to vote with the Re
publcans had never been announced until his
vote had disclosed that fact.
7hird-Folowng that vote lie had been as
signed to the craftsmanship of an important
committee by the Republican caucus.
Fo,rM-Thls had been followed by the
nomination Of Mr.. Rlddleberger for Sergeant
alarms.
FitW-Gcorge T.. Gorham, an earnest friend
OF the Senator, had been nominated as oecre-
tary.
Slrth-IIe (Mr Mahone) had appointed MIR
Gorham's brothern.law as clerk of his com.
mlttee
!Secenh-The nominations by the President
of Mr.. Mahoncs political friends 10 Federal
offices
Eighh-The Senator had voted on every
motion with the Republicans.
Ninth BY such votes he was carrying out
the will of the Republican caucus.
Tenh-IIe had moved his seat to the Re
publican side of the chamber
EleUenM-The Republican caucus refused
to transact public business until Gorham and
Riddeberger were elected.
TweDh-The Senator still claimed to be a
Democrat and voted with the Republicans.
Observation-Disclosures was an avowed
Democrat and Repudiationist, and therefore
offensive to the Republicans.
F0uWeenh-The Senator from Ohio (Mr
Sherman) avowed that anything that would
beat down the Democratic party was justifia
BILE.
FVteenth-The Democratic Senators had
been assailed because they voted as their con-
sciences dictated, in order to divert the atten.
ton of the country from an unlawful alliance
Sirteenth-Instead of inviting an lnvestiga
ton of the charges, the Senator from Virginia
and his friends sought to prevent free speech
and legitimate discussion by threats and de-
nunclatlonS
!SerenteenM-The reason assigned for the
coalition was that the Senator from Virginia
was in favor OF a free ballot and fair count.
"a free ballot and fair count" continued
Mr.. Butler, when at the last election the state
Of Indiana was colonized with negro voters
from the South in order to nullify and neutral
izc the Democratic votew
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

lANREY ThRIFT.-Down IN Eastern Massa.
chusetts man went into rum shop, and hav
ing had quart Of rum put into his jug was a
bout to leave without paying for it, Rather than
let him have it the barkeeper poured it back
BE sure and take only quart" said tho 9th
Ell, "ior I've got quar-. in there already"
The fellow took his jug away with him. The
other quart was water and the rum was mixed
with 1t all right Tor drinking. The man got O
pint of rum free and the barkeeper poured a
pint OF rum back into the barrel his customers
had TO pay for it, while he lost nothing. They
are thrifty sci down there, even in the matter
of rum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
Spirit OF tho County Press.

Bids for constructing the kankakee x Senec
n. r. were opened on Monday last.
j. d. Towers planning mill and pillow factory
recently burned, at Mendoza, are to rebuilt.
The NJ. ~ II. Zinc Works, La Sale, will be or
namented with chimney $50 feet high, contain
Ing 800, 900 brick.
The G. r. |. & p. X K. is surveying for Thu
second track between Peru and De Puc. Tit
second track is now being LAID westward from
Ottawa.
| A l.year-old La Sale boy, soI Of Henry llar
shcimer, the other day, shot his sister, aged y
Surprising the pistol unloaded, he aimed 1t a
the little girl and pulled the trigger, int'icting
fatal wound in the neck
The La Sale melsh are in even worse way
! than Ottawa was few weeks ago, standing but
one peg above Marseiles and flainfeld in the
rear of the battalion. None OF the companies
rank very high, which Is some consolation to La
Salle--a consolation, however, that would be
kecner did not Ottawa rank second IN the bat
talon.
La Sale has u protective tariff society.
A La Sale party consisting OF John Borngass-
or, ST., wife, son and daughter; Mrs. ii. Grauer
and two sons and Mrs Chas. Webber and son,
sailed In the Rhine for Europe.
The Mendoza BARRIERS have decided to shut up
shop on Sundays hereafter.
The spinal scourgc is affecting Streator.
The thunder storm OF last Saturday evening,
which passed so quietly over Ottawa, seems to
have favored Peru with m electric display Of no
small magnitude, three buildings having been
struck by lightning.
Strcator has bicycle club of eight members,
with f. s. Allen, late Of this city, secretary.
Now whenever a lad gets into a row on a Sun
dag afternoon and appears on Monday in a state
OF repair, he belongs to the bicycle club"
The La Sale Press wakes eloquent thus;
appearances are often dcccitful, so they say,
and unless this adage is remarkably true at
present, it might be prophesied that the decrepit
has enjoyed bath in the fountain OF youth and
taken on u new lease OF life. Various signs
point to revival of interest in the enterprise
among capitalists, and the present year may
develop encouraging symptoms. The road may
yet be built II is not yet dead. The whistling,
whlzzng iron horse may yet run into La Sale
from the southeast and dash over the prairies to
the Hawkeye lumber districts SO mote 1t be-"
Wenona Inds1: "A dastardly attempt was made
to chloroform and rob Mr.. Thomas Homer and
wife of Usage township on Friday night last.
Mr.. Del Homer and wife were visiting Thomas
folks that evening, and slept in the bed usually
occupied by the former. They slept with the
window open. About II O'Clock, Thomas heard
Mrs. Del. cry our, "lrn dying" and called to her
husband He went to her assistance, and found
that both were suffering severely from the effects
Of the drug. Mrs. Iiorner has been quite poorly
ever since. 1t is supposed that the guilty wretch
who attempted the robbery, thought that Thorn
rs and wife were alone, and that when once I'M
der the influence of the drug, he could plumber
NJ will.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14
NeiyhbsrhOOd Items.

Twenty-Five applications to the Morris city
council were made for liquor licenses. Saloon
keepers ask that the fee Of 800 be made payable
semi. annually.
The Morris independent insists that II tele-
phone exchange is organized there the rents shall
be much less than in Ottawa, La Sale, Joliet, or
any Of the existing exchanges OF this neighbour
hood.
On Sunday May 18th Archbishop Feehan, Of
Chicago, will visit Joliet, laying The corner stone
OF st. Frances convent, and delivering lecture.
A company called the Morris and Jolc. Con-
struction Co. have entered into contract to
build the Valparaiso railroad from Morris to JOLT
ct.
AT Yorkvile it is suggested to get Bee
or Turnout of all hands" to repair the dam par.
TALLY destroyed this spring.
The report Of the total amount manufactured
at the Joliet steel works for the month of March
shows the converting mill produced 10, 800 tons
of iagots, which were manufactured into 1900
tons or 10000 steel rails in the rail mill The old
iron rail mill has been remodeled, and is now
used as steel rail mil
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

dozen fonts Of card type, and newspaper OF
800 circulation When La Sale county dstrlb.
utes her patronage of newspapers on the evolu-
ton or Darwinian theory there may not be "A
periodicals published within her borders, but
those that are published will be respectable and
good,
The Weuona IhdeG expresses in very warm
language great deal Of cheap sympathy for a
certain debtor lately imprisoned in this county.
The Inter, like other 'philanthropsts" posing
for public admiration doesn't know what or
whom it is talking about, and consequently
makes superb ass Of itself.
1t is getting to be a burden--this editorial life,
in La Sale county. Only last week Mendoza
paper, noting the fact that Wormley is mayor
aud another Wormey is alderman, Of that
city, suggested the city was laboring under a
bad case of Worm(s)ley. One Of the Wormleys
went for the editor, abusing HIM so very sound
ly that he felt it necessary to have Wormley ar
rested, the justice fined him 81 and COSTS
which was balm to the wounded editorial heart.
And now the mania comes to Ottawa, where an
editor gets cowhided for publishing q millner's
"adver." Brethren, there must be more caution
in this matter Of villainous puns and the phrase
Oogy Of mllinel'S pufIs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

Mr.. VENDORS MAY PROBABILITIES In
his bulletin for May, Mr.. Vennor says: 80
wards the end of the first week or about the
9th and 9th, snow falls may be looked for in
the lower provinces Of Canada, and about May
Sd frosts are probable IN Central and South
ern Illinois, with ram and snow prevaing IN
some localities. There will also in some prob.
ability, be snow.fals through the Gulf and the
ST. Lawrence District about the It'll and 9Th
After the 10th of May, however, hot weather
may be expected and after the 10Th bush-nre
break out in certain districts, although thun
der-storms are also probable on the 18th and
10Th, Between the Goth and 2Jth there will
probably be cloudy weather with rains, and
vegetation VIII have advanced considerably
by the cath Of the month. Between the Goth
aud 18th the weather will probably be cool
The month will end hot and sultry"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

Kentucky, among other su MINER attractions
offers brand new volcano. 1t has burst out
on the farm Of Mr.. N. A. Jarnagin, in the
southern portion OF Ohio county. One day
last week he was attracted to the place by gas
as It escaped from the earth, and found, on
examination, the earth was seemingly on fire.
He held corn shuck over the place. and the
heat caused 1t TO ignite. Many persons have
visited the place. and Il Is . source Of wonder
b all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-05-14

ANOTHER CoMET.-About two O'Clock on
the morning Of the Isl of May, Professor Lew.
Is Swift director of the Warner Observatory.
at Rochester, n. Y, turned his telescope to
the constellation of Andromcda and discov
cred bright comet, moving in southerly
direction. The new comet is located In the
constellation above named, right ascension, o
hours, o minutes; declination, 81 degrees
North. This Is the first comet discovered dur.
Ing the present year, and places Prof Swift in
possession of the 5000 prize which Mr.. H. ii.
Warner, the well known Safe kidney and
Liver Cure man, Offered last January for the
discovery of comets. Inasmuch as Prof Swim
received $500 for the discovery of the comet
of $780, from the same gentleman, he Is at last
finding astronomy profitable as well as pleas
ant. II is not thought the present comet is
the expected one Of 1912, although 1t is in
nearly the location from which the comet is
expected; nor is there any reason to believe
it will have any effect upon the earth, or hast.
en- the predicted coming of the end of the
world.