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National Republican., 1881-08-12
STUDENT ON THE GOSPEL.
To the Editor of TUE RrrunLrcAN,

To the Editor Of TUR REPUBLICAN;
II is easy to select good precepts and
sentiments attributed to Jesus In the Gospel; but
what would we think to-day OF wondering
preacher, accompanied by twelve disciples all
iliterate and without visible means OF support
haranguing crowds in the streets OF Washington
in language like this2
i am the light OF tho world: he that followeth
Me shall not walk In darkness. but shal
jSdsmen, is"n i true % for am not aonse' seoES Sat
that bear witness OF Myself and the Father llSi bat
sent me beareth witness OF Nc. He
neither knew Me nor My Father II ye had known
Me. ye should have known My Father also. |. >
In your sins; whittier 70 ye cannot come :
Ic are from beneath; am from above ye are of
this world am not OF this world said, there
Se r Se SS SeeRs hU s S SS ds am IN ny @
dls IN your sins, y. The Father hath
h 90 know a%sys eo;e se aas sfe 9a
hams seed, but ye. seek TO kill Me because My
w0Ia oIe IEa,boT haln no p PLACE Y you Il God were
loT!h and came from God, neither came OF Ny.
self, but He sent Me, Ye arc OF your
will do. He was amuIdererfIom the beginning, aud
abode not In the TRUTH because there was no truth
in a.h, h,m; Mo honor My Father, and ye do
he shall never taste death il is nv
Father that honoreth Me, Ofwhom ye say that He
know Him, and II I should say know Him not
should be linr like unto you Your
S1T ASI%nSm MS. Tsoeed to sec So1 ny day and be
unto you before Abraham was am
Such language, with much more equally often
sive and insulting was said to have been addressed
bya Jew 10 his fellow Jews in the Holy Temple.
Uohn viii, l25Sl is II any wonder that the evan
gclical reporter addedl
Then took they up stones to cast at Him: but
Jesus hid Himself and went out OF the temple go
Ing through the midst OF them, and SO passed by
In the Unitarian Church Of this city you may
ieAd back Of the pulpit, IN large gilt letters, this
inscriptions
That they might know Thee the only true God,
and Jesus Christ. whom Thou hast sent
These words are reported by John as part Of a
prayer addressed TO the Father by one who claimed
10 be His only begotten Soma prayer addressed TO
the Deity IN the presence Of twelve disciples, by
one who had denounced public prayer and in
sIfueled them TO pray only in secret Matthew
vi, oand o. And In that prayer OF Jesus he calls
Himself Jesus Christi When one of His disciples
in answer to His inquiry, Who sayye that am p
said; Thou art tho Christ" Jesus charged them
TO tell II TO no man. lMatthew XVI, 20) But now
In prayer reported by one Of the twelve Jesus
calls Himself Christi Is there sensible Unitarian
who believes it? STUDENT.
IT is asserted that "Clara Belle" the
smutty fashon-wrlter Of the Cincinnati E1qdtrer,
and Eli Perkins, the newspaper camp, are one,
II Clara be woman, Of the Garth carthy, we shall
probably now see her stand aud unfold herself
No flesh and. blood woman could sit down under
IA 40 80 Al. A l..
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HASH.

Splate OF hash and brlndle Gao
A sailing on the sen:
For your sisters beau n pink crasfN
TO climb hickory tree.
An oyster stew or two for you
(oh, clans are fifty centsGH
For me u schooner OF mountae
Two glasses for ten-cent CHI
For you stroll upon the sand
(Rcd Is the nose of him who drinksO
For mo three pairs in n poker hand
bologna sausage Is sold In llnks.)
National Republican., 1881-08-12
MINING STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT Rosps-cLosrNd auofATIoSs.
pANKrRsi ItxouANoE,
ThreedOy bills .,.,.. AS slxIyday bills ..... 49, ei
!.

WALL, STREET oossIP.
NRw foRH Aug. II, 10 a. m.-stocks were gen.
orally held fractionaliy higher the street after
3o'clock yesterday afternoon on country orders 10
buy, which came to hand too late for execution. At
the Branch last night higher market was predicted
this morning on the opening, and 5000 wager
was made between brokers OF a per cent. rise in
Lake Shore before per cent, fall. Sage said he
had not heard Of the adopted advanced East
bound freights until he saw the news in the even.
ing papers, having hurried away because of the
serious illness of his wife at the West End Hotel
he did not expect to return to the city o'day.
Conservative traders and brokers thought last
night TINT the highest prices Of the day might bo
this morning on the covering up Of shorts, but
advised against selling the market shcrt under
any circumstances. The Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad people here are violently indignant over
Mr. VandcTbilts sweeping charges of bad faith
and greed aud aatly contradict most OF his state.
ments Garrett is coming outwith card OF denial.
GouldS friends say he has labored hard TO bring
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about the compromise and settle the trunk line
troubles and he lon for Saratoga again last night
IL was rcportod to harmOnize Garrett and Roberts
He has also ordered the Wabash TO cease the CON
test With tho Chicago aud Alton road Orders
were telegraphed to London last night TO cover up
eatch OF shorts IN AfnsFionn railway stocks, and
higher opening there Is also likely this morning
There were few bear loft last night who pro-
sessed to believe that nothing OF importance had
been accomplished by the railroad committee and
there could be no permanent peace untl the Van
derbilt interest had been represented II was
claimed that the Armours had made a cents per-
hundred weight contract with the New York Cen
tral and Lake Shore road good till 1889,
HAS q. NIT Is reported on thostreet this morn.
ing that number OF large stockholders of Read.
ing resident in this city will stontly oppose the
issue of the proposed S1S,00O,0O0 Of new stock
which is to be given as bonus TO holders of the
Junior securities rs an indutement 20 them %
exchange their bonds for the proposed per ccnk
series, on the ground that according TO the pro
visions OF the charter there can be no legal is3ue
OF stock without par In cash or its equivalent qrA
being paid for the same. An injunction VIII prob.
ably be applied for restraining the proposed Issue
II Is reported that the weakness in C. G. G. & 1, to-
dayis partly owing 10 rlimors ofanother sharp fight
with the Baltimore and Ohio ana partly TO unfavor-
able reports regarding the corn crop in thatseoion
Passengers arrived here last night over the Bllu-
more aud Ohio from Indiana, oils who paid onlysl
fortheirtickets. The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany snys 1t has more business than IL can handle
and y fhy operators short at its main Office here
August sol 900
2p. ma Chicago special telegram snys that the
big shorts in wheat have settled with the pool and
wheat Is down cents per bushel TO day. Minne-
sofa advices represent that the spring wheats har
vesting and Hreshing out a gro0t deal better than
the newspaper reports have indicated. A Wash
ington special press correspondent tgegrnphs a
Broadwny banker that II Is the general talk OF the
White uocse that President Garfield is smarter to-
day than Mt any time siice he was shot
Mr. Gowsn,, in letter g the Times to.
day says, had the friends of Mr. Bond not inter.
fered with the old mnnagcmentthe earnings of the
road would have given a dividend. The Bond
plan was he says illegal.
National Republican., 1881-08-12

LONDON, Aug. 1l.-Consuls for money,
l0O 1-lG; do. for account 1OO3I. Bonds-Fours,
120A Atlantic and Great Western FIRST mortgage
$50 do. seconds %; Erie, as; New York Central
liSM; Reading, S6M; New York, Ontario and
Western, 33lS.
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BnI,,morc s,oc,, Ho,ra.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 11.-Virginia skies,
deferred, 15IS; do consolidated, sll<; do. second
series, d2S past due coupons, 922G; new ten-ior.
ties, b3k bid TO. day.
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TIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SoUTHwEST.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE Il, 1881.
TRA+NS rTAvE H. a p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
T:iO n, M, dniiy-NEN ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for Sou,r bad Southwest Daily.
except Sunday, to local points on {. = ~ w. II.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from ~''"'
lngton TO New Orleans without change of cars.
ll:Nl ~ m.-WHIrE SULPHUR LIMITED EN.
pRtSS daily except sunday, to fsnqnier and
White sulphur springs. PARLOR CAR, WASH
ingon TO While sulphur springs.
efil y. m.-VIRGINIA SPRINGS EXPIRES, daily.
for all points South via Danvlle. and West via
o. %. X. IL ---.-.
ton to White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily nom Washing.
ton to Augusta. Gh.. without change
Passengers for Manassas Division viii take 7:l0 n IN.
train daily, except sunday For Warrenton, 7io
n. m. daily, and ii:05 daily, except Sunday.
For tickets and information call ut Virginia Md.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ, SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent, jyis.u
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BY Associated Press.

New YORK, Aug n.-Money easy at p
al per cent. on CALL and ,losed at 2lS per cent Ex.
change dun at iS2@iS2X for long and 4Sl@isiJS
for rshortsght. Governments quiet aud firm State
bonds generally dull Railroad bondsirregular on
a light volume Of business
The stock market opened generally weak and
lower but was H@ll4 per cent. higher for C. c. c.
IL l., Louisville aud Nashville, New Jersey Central
and Western Union. In the early dealings how
ever, the entire list became weak and decline OF
h@2N per cent took place, the latter G. c. C. & t.,
Reading. Ohio and Mississippi and Wabash Pacific
being also conspicuous therein. Toward midday
the speculation assumed frmer tone, and al
though the market was extremely dull prices ad
vanced slightly but steadily, and closed at a recov
cry of A@lA per cent. from the.lowest point of the
morning, the improvement being most marked in
the Metropolitan Elevated Wabash Pacific, Della
ware, Lackewanna and Western and Northern
Pacific preferred Adams Express was notably
strong, and advanced "a per cent. TO Az.
The sales aggregated 13j35l shares, Including
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, $500; Han
nibal and ST Jo, 600; Lake Shore, 10.j0O; Louis
vile aud Nashville, 100; Michigan Central, 600;
Memphis and Charleston, 500; New Jersey Gem
tral, 10000; Northern Pacific, 10500 Reading, 5000;
Wabash Pacific. 1900; Western Union, 1920; Mo
tropoltan Elevated, 5000.
National Republican., 1881-08-12
Foreign Money Market.

sUB-TREAsURy BALANCES.
......... Ss2GOS,jsi 10 Currency.-. S5,0GI035 y
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'Grapelers' Gbmioe.
THE GREAT
1881
1881.

y
SPLENDID SCENERY ,MAAGNfFtcENT EoUGf.
IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, cor.
ncr 0 sixth and y streets, as follows;
Sleeping Carsto Pttsburg and Chicago; ioS6 a. m.
daily VIII sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg TO Cin.
% vip W. s,, 81 Eonis i nn1 n Oncaso eJo D. m daily'
BxITfMoRE AND iP'tSN1SI PoToSIAC RAILROAD.
with Pariof Csr 70 Watkins aud tie NoTih, at 500
A. NJ daily, except Sundnyi at $50 D. m. daily, eS-
cent saturday. with Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For wllliNmsport, lock Haven aud ElmIra. atIa1o
For Now York and the Fast 500 1910 a M, ZOO 1000
and l0i5 p. mon Sunday, 200 y. m 1000 and i0s
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, e3o n m.
daily, cIccpt sunday,
For brooklyn, New York all through trains connect
afordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For Philadelphia 500 1880 q. M, aOD $40, 1000 and
iGla p M. ON Sunday. 200 y. m. $40 1000, and
Limited Express gso a. m. daily, except SUNDAY
For Baltimore, 6:tO, 500 DID 1910 ~ and 2OO IN,
% no. U IS @ %o 6 ssd f5 @ & III io on ond Sppny lSS p@ s%'
For Popc's Creek Line. O. 10 m. and 40 D. daily.
For knhapoiis, q 10 a. M and 40 p daily, except
ALEXHNbnI AND pFREpERIcKsBuRe rail-
TON RAILROAD.
For Aexnndrin, 800, 7ieO o2o o, M, and il;3o a. M,
snndays, Euo V2o, and ii!O q. M, and SOD y, IN.
For Richmond and the Sonth, 200 M and iilO a. M
Trains leave Alexandria FOR wGshington. 600, sos
and 1000 n M. f2;lO, 300, 500. 800, aud ol0 y. IN.
and 1900 mtdnight SUNDAY, at 500 ANA lG0o A. m'
TickesSnd nornatlon can be procured at the Office.
vnna avenue and at te station where orders can be
ien for the checking of baggage to destination FROM
'' u II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. Ucnnrnl Manager.
National Republican., 1881-08-12

IT is asserted that "Cara Belle" the
smutty fashion-wrter Of the Cincinnati E'Qdrer
and Eli Perkins, the newspaper uamp, are one.
II Clara be woman, the earth earthly, we shall
probably now see her stand aud unfold herself
No flesh and blood woman could sit down under
30 heinous a charge as this.
National Republican., 1881-08-12
pALrlMoRn AND ONO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST LINZ, ,ANDTuEo ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA W.lSHINuTON.
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Steamboat Sines.
Potomac Steamboat Co. Advertisements.

MONROE, PINEY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
STEAMER GEORGE LEARf, on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS ut $50 ~ M, and SATURDAYS
EXCURSION TO THE CApEs EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK.
RGductlon of rates, beginning Saturday, July 20.
Flrsiciass to Forl Monroe and Norfok-,......s2 %
Eirsclass TO PIncy Point and Point EOoEoui %
Second.clRss round trip to Fort Monroe and Nor.
folk. 20
Second.class round trip TO Piney Point and Point
i'oohout'''''''"'''''' "
FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND
ALApOINTS SOUTH,
nectpg with r.. \. and Il. X. II. at Quantico twice
daily Except sunday, at E30 H. M. and $50 D. IN.
Fare to Richmond, limited 70
Fare to Richmond, unlimited 90
Fare to Richmond round trip, good for 10 days, W
EXCURSIONS
To Richmond, via Norfolk to Norfolk via Rich
mOnd and return to Washington. James River by
daylight. A delightful trip.
steamer Excelsior, twiSe daily lG3o a. m, and 400
and Potomac Wailroad, nom Qdantlco, -
pHYs, and sxTURDHYs, TO Norfolk, conneeyIng
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers each wny. 49,
Round trip w
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTIco.
Via Excelsior, t3D q. M ana 800 y. M On SUM
DAYS ut D. IN. only. ,o.,.
Round trip tlckets",",,, 80 cents
TCfsS for sale and Information furnished at Cooks
StaniS, st Principal Hotels; II. II, Polkinhorn next
street wharf GEORGE MATrlNGLY.
- - - General Superintendent:
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DounLE TRAcKl JANNrv CoUrLERl SrEEL RAnS,
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May y, issi
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2fmerican QBrace.
NO MORE ROU
The Amer
PATE

l. This brace in It's peculiar construction has all the
advantages of suspender for the pantaioous, Shout
der Brace and Chest Expander combined.
.. 1t does not dlSarrange the shirt bosom
.. 1t cannot slip on the shoulder
There is less strain on the buttons of the panta-
looms.
5, Each section of the pantaoons can he adjusted
g. by means of the adjustable back strap gentle
or powerful brace may he obtained.
Z, In rainy weather the pantaloons may be raised
from the heels without interfering with the 'front.'
In ordering by post send Chest Measure.
Sent Post Free Throughout the United
states.
National Republican., 1881-08-12
.SSjth..
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING

IIfUD Tf12eA, VTIGFOU
55 tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank DRAFT by letter. or send by ex-
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or PoSToFFICE ORDER. orders of o. and upward
by express can be sent at our expense Addressa
louisville, KY, or H. NJ, BoAhDMAN, 300 Broad
way, New York or j, W. CLARK, 800 street north
west, and ll22 Pennsylvania avenue; or TO n Il.
MAYNADIER, B05 Fourteenth street northwest.
National Republican., 1881-08-12

EST 81
EzEteasive Dealers in all
BEST Class. One Price, IA.
Pcnnsylvania Av. and Ninth
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General News.

Chicago is buying many copies of JEFF Da-
vis's book.
The Duke of Sutherland and retinue ar
rived at Chicago on Saturday.
Oleomargarinists are said to put hairs in
their goods to aid the deception.
.'Maiden's Cheek is the name of a new
and fashionable color. 1t bushes fearfully.
The new Texas Capital will cost 81 ,5OO,-
oOO and will be built by Detroit architect.
Ex-Secretary Evarts is the recipient of all
manner Of social attentions and courtesies in
Paris.
1t is intimated that the olemargariDe, man.
ufacturer has added about 81 to the value of
every OK slaughtered.
Two million copies of the revised New
Testament had been sold in England up to
Saturday night.
The only form of oath among the Sho-
shone Indians is s'The earth hears me. The
sun hears me. Shall lie?''
The Daily News Tunis correspondent
learns on the very best authority that the
total French forces now in Tunis number
80, 700 men.
The cornfelds along the Missouri Valley
are alive with focks of geese, brant and
ducks They rise in focks of thousands
when disturbed BY passing railway trains.
Many rich Jews ir Moscow have received
threatening letters, and nave abandoned
their country villas, which were hired for the
summer The number of arrests in the Kief
district for attacks on the Jews since the
18th inst. is 1927.
In most OF the Protestant churches in Phil
adelphia on Sunday the clergymen referred
to the revised New Testament. Their views
were in most cases strongly in favor of it as
a valuable work which would throw light
upon many double matters. In one or two
instances the work condemned.
While fifteen cents each was paid in
Queenstown, Australia, for kangaroo scalps,
they came in at great rate, 35, $50 scalps
being paid for in year and a half. 1t is
estimated that a kangaroo eats a. much as a
sheep, and destroys much as it eats by the
skill with which it picks out the most succu-
lent herbage.
Lady Beaconsfield had career almost as
eveDtful as that of her second husband. She
vas the daughter of retired army captain,
and in h.r youth was employed in millinery
establishment in Exeter. Her attractions
fascinated gentleman of North Devon. Mr.
wyndham Lewis. who died few years after
sise marriage. and left her his entire fortune.
Within three months of his death she married
Mr.. Disraeli-TAe Hour.
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The Magazines.

Lippincou's Magazine for June opens with
a well illustrated article on The Lower st.
Lawrence and the Saguenay," which is full
of fine touches in the way of description.
The third chapter of DIR. Oswalds 'Zoologic-
al curiosiies" treats amusingly of ''our four
handed relatives" and has some capital illus
trations. Among the Cowboys" by Louis
c. Bradford, is an excellent sketch of the
life of the Texan herdsman and the career of
King and other great catile-owners. Mr..
Dorman b. Eaton discusses the question of
"Tenure of Office.' Rowland Connor writes
of the MORAL Reformers tho blossom out an
nually at Boston during anniversary week"
An American Salon in Rome" by c. X.
Corson. introduces Miss Brewster and her
circle. There are several capital short stories
and sketches in the number What Soox'n
Did" by Margaret Bertha Wright, "A Rus
sian Petruchio," by Vera Lapoukhyn, Ills
Brother Philip" by Frank Lewees, Taking
the Train" etc. The serial. "Craque.o'-
DOOM" reaches dramatic climax in this
number. The poetry is by Maurice Thomp-
son and Louise Chandler Moulton.
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The Atlantic Monthly for June spreads an
interesting table of contents before its read
ers. The opening article is "Over on the
T'other Mounting" relating to the southern
Alleghanies, by Charles +. Craddock. 1.-The
Indoor Pauper,-A Study" treats of our va
rious classes of indoor paupers in this coun-
try and the way in which we treat them. "a
Spring Opening" by Edith Thomas, is redo
lent of the beauties of the season of year up
on which the author discourses. Other arti-
cles are Bergen Days" descriptive of things
in this Northland place; ''Felicissima," n
short poem "Who Lost Waterloo?" the con-
tinuatlon of 1.-The Portrait of Lady" and
"Friends--a Duet" French Tragedy" n
review by Richard Grant White; "Chance; :"
"A Taste of Maine Birch" by John Bur
roughs; Whittiers Kings Missive," and
other recent poetry also Five American
Novels" reviewed; "Carlyle's Reminis-
cences,' The Renaissance in France" The
Contributors Club is as readable as ever and
there is a review of the books Of the month.
The number closes with touching poem to
James T. Fields.
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Harper's for June is the beginning of the
sixty third volume of this popular publica-
ton, and a brilliant number. Samuel Adams
Drake contributes the first of his promised
series of papers on the White Mountains, il
lustrated by William Hamilton Gibson. Mrs.
Sara A. Hubbard contributes n paper on our
humming- birds. with illustrations by J. c.
Beard. William Winter contributes a sketch
of Edwin Booth. accompanied by first rate
portrait. Mrs. Lizzie w. Champney writes
about Lisbon. Mr.. Abbey contributes a full
page illsustration of Herricks poem, "The
Mad Maydes Songe." Amelia +. Barr is
the author Of an interesting article on the
Ballads and Ballad Music Illustrating Shak-
speare," illustrated by Abbey. Luigi Monti
contributes a brief article on one of the most
promising Of young Italian sculptors-Bene-
detto Civietti. James Parton contributes a
curiously interesting article on the Trial of
Jeanne Dare. Edward Atkinson gives some
important information in a brief paper, en-
titled Kentucky Farms" SAKE Holm con-
tributes love-story. and the serial novels by
Mr.. Hardy and Miss Woolson are continued
Paul Iayne contributes a poem. THE Dead
Child and the Mocking Bird" and Will
Carleton, the author Of Farm Ballads, po-
EN- of considerable length, entitled "The
First Settlers's Story'-illnstrated by Frost.
Both poems are of the pathetic order. For
sale at the book and periodical store of J.
+. Pierce.
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The Partisan says in regard to Bouguereau
that the American patronage of art would be
more beneficial both to France and to Amer
lea if it were really patronage of art, in
stead of patronage of fashionable names.
True enough But how about the Partisan
patronage of art? Is it so very different:
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The ex Empress Eugene, report declares,
has decided that the final resting-place of
Napoleon III. and their late son shall be in
church which she will build on an estate
some Ii miles from Chiselhurst which she
recently acquired by purchase.
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1t is stated that the Palestine Exploration
Funds Expedition has recently received
gift of $500 toward defraying the expenses of
work east of the Jordan from the Council of
the British Geographical Society.
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There are 65lll men in the standing army
of Great Britain; and 20 per cent. Of the first
class army reserve-lG.65l strong-is to be
employed for the defense Of England and
Wales and for reinforcing the garrisOns Of
Scotland and Ireland; but deducting A per
cent. reported unfit for service, the number
is reduced to As, 787 available men.
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General Francis A. Walker. Yale professor
chosen president of the Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology. He will enter upon the
work in October.
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There are $40, ,OOO, 900 more gold in actual
circulation in this country than two years
ago; the amount of silver in circulation is
much larger than ever before, and the nation
al bank circulation is S3l5, 800 larger than at
any previous time since banking was made
free in 1875. Hence the plentifulness of
money and the low interest rate.
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CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE.

Rev. j. G. Smith. of Hartford, CT, says
"Being great sufferer from Chronic Liver
Disease and Indigestion, at last tried your
'Favorite Remedy and found immediate
relief. used two bottles, which worked
wonders in my general system
MaygfeodS I'm