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rae DAILY IsTELLIeKxCER 10
Wednesday, Aug. 8. 1881.
ABOUT COMETS.

The observation Of Mr.. Watson and
Prof. Stone of Cincinnati, who saw @
mass thrown of FROM the head Of the
comet nearly o. large as the nucleus
itself, is the most interesting astrono-
mical news Of the day. If such ~ ex'
plosion really occurred. and there seems
TO be no sufficient reason TO doubt that
it did, ii will Indicate . new line Of
inquiry into the nature Of comets. The
power required 10 hurl mass half as
large - the moon to distance Of sew
eral thousand miles In . few seconds
can Be matched in energy only BY the
explosive forces that break up the sur
face Of the sun. The elected matter
which was seem by the Cincinnati OBJ
servers ct the moment IL was flung
forth soon disappeared. Whether it
was dissipated like vapor. or fell back
upon TIE nucleus, is question that
they do not undertake TO decide. The
probability lie that it was gaseous
sznatter. snd its beEavior Esems TO have
oecorded pretty closely with that of the
Iassss Of glowing gas that have been
ssen shooting upward from the sun
with almost ioconoeivsble velocity.
This explosion adds another to the long
list OF marvellous pheoomens that COM
.ets have exhibited, such % the flicker
ing Of the Gall like the flame Of torch
10 the wind. which was particularly
we'll seen in 1856; the separation and
final disappearance of Biela's comet.
and the surprising adventure of Lexell's
comet. which, hundred years sgo.
yentured In among the moons of Jupi-
ter. and was flung out again by that
giant planet with such violence that
the astronomers have never been able
to find Il since.
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CT. ESMONIN,
Coffee and Spice Manufacturer.

VEAsr Powders. FLAvozkTEe EXTRACTS.
lemons ymiiiss Cinnamon. Clorss Oranse
and s2naies Ginger. gusrsntsed % Be pnrs.
Psfronizs home industry. and shas snsozrags
sntsrprtss. 500
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rhomss Myers. . negro living At Ran.
towlas, s G, conceived 10 TO BE- his duty
y Oder upa human sacrifice 10 God.
Nobody could reason the idea out Of his
bead. though on other subjects be vas
satioDal He chose kIs con. aged Is. ss
the victim. The Dor followed him into
ths woods unsuspsetinsly. when ordered
70 DO %. and vas killed by shot. Ny
sss gloriss In The deed add believes it
makes he salystion SURE.
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Do clergymen commonly fish on Sun
day while on their summer vacations :?
A ministers wife says so in Q letter to
. church organ. but the editor replies /:
'IWe believe this to be gross libel pom
evangelical ministers generally. We
have seen large number of such min
listers on their vacations year after year
in various places, and hav never known
one to 60 fishing on sunday
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The hanging Of nineteen Molly Ma
enires ia the anthraeits coal regloa Of
Pennsylvania completely destroyed TIE
order OF asaAesius there; bat the recent
murder al mine manager 81 Dunbar
brings out the fAcs that IN organisation
of the name kind exists In The wssssru
part of The State.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF AN ARMY
OFFICER.

HUDSON. N Y. July 10 Col Henry
Warner James. U s A. attempted
suicide at the Chatham House yester.
day with sword cane. He was taken
to the county insane asylum to await
the arrival OF his brother from Chicago.
Col James has been subject to fits of
insanity for some time. On Sunday
night. while pacing the depot plat
form, and being Intercepted as to his
destination, he replied in lofty and
commanding style: i am creature of
circumstances. | may go to New
York. to Troy. to Boston or the devil.
After this On officer watched bis move.
ments and prevented his suicide.
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wAsuIxeTox TERRrreRY.

PoRT TOWNSEND. Aug 2-The bar
Northwest arrived here this evening
Capt. Mcclure reports having carried
away his foretopmast the first nigh.
on. from San Francisco.
PoRT DISCOVERY. Aug l.-Sailed,
ship War Hawk. for San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE, Aug /. Arrived.
barks re, well Sprague and Sycamore,
from San Francisco.
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kUKOPE.


Moscow. Aug. 1.-Tomorrow the
Emperor and Impress are to attend
the Inauguration Of church ct Mini
Novgorod. Thence they will proceed
to KuEun. On his return to Moscow.
it is extremely probable that the Em-
peror will make public declaration.
and though the person who gives me
information has heard the contrary
from the Empress. it is believed that
the coronation will take place imme-
diately after. as in the event of Alexan-
der Ill dying before the ceremony the
succession might and would, it is fear
ed. bs disputed by younger brothers OF
the present and late Emperor.
All sestled with the nosrs.
PRxToRIA. Aug THE Convention
between England aud the Beers was
signed on Saturday last.
A serious Matter for England.
CALCUTTA, Aug Lit is certain that
such of the Ameer's troops as have not
joined Ayoob Khan are dispersed, and
the Ameer's cause lost in southein At
ghsuistsn. The chances are that =
week will sec Ayoob Khan in full
march on Cabul. The Amer may
succeed in holding his own in Afghan
Turkissan. The cad of the civil. war
msy see Afghanissan split iuto two
Kingdoms, Ayoob Khan being master
Of Cabui. Candahsr and Hsrat. aud
Abdurrahman Khan reigning in Balkh
and BadAkchaul Should this occur,
the British Government will have 10
face serious problem. Abdurrahman
separated from Us by victorious rival
can hardly fall TO sink to the same po-
sition - the khans Of Bokhara and
Khiva. and become tributary OF Rus.
Ella, (which will thus probably advance
the Russian frontier to Hindukush,
while the remainder Of Afghanissan
Wiil belong to our svoved enemy.
That England cancel afford to allow
events TO arrange themselves in this
manner is. I believe. the unanimous
opinion Of tue people of this country.
and It is . matter Of general remark
that the withdrawal from Csndahar
and the hastily patched up settlement
made at C.bal last year has sireAdy
become manifest.
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Notice of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

d.
Olympia. Washington Terriforv
NOTICE Is HkbkBY GIVEN That. N cory
~ pliAcee With the provisions CT the Act OF Con
Eress approved June 8 ISIS entitled An Act e.,
Ne ste OF fi,nber IAnts Il the States of cAlifor
nis, Oregon, Nevada ssd Washington Tsrritorx |.
Henry = jackson, &C sndhemisa county. W al.
tnston Territory. has this Gay hled in tlis ol6a.
bis applies ttoa 70 pursh&se the NM Of se<fIon
No. =. n Jovnshfe No y North. Range No. Rast
e fhe ElLlametze Meridian
Any and al persons eiaimiag Adversely ths sssd
described Land, er suy postian tAe<sof are herrhy
rsznirec 70 ale their claims In this Cfsce VIII
szx1y ts0l days frun dsse hereo<
01ven unesr rny hand sf my osic< In Olxrupis
" J.. this he lish dag " Nay, ID. 1881.
1T BROWN.
nzSllw Register Of the IAnd Of1ee.
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CALIFORNIA.

San FRAscIsco, Aug. 1. -Arriv-d-
Saturday, schooner w l. Beebe, from
Port Blakely.
Sailed Saturday. steamer IDAHO. for
Seattle; brig Deacon, for Port Gamble.
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LOST.

GIEn In 0oLp-EIGHT 3ApoLLAR
OO ptsces-la snzsn le&fAer PARSE. wss
- 90 saturday bstwtsa Rehsr Ahransis stablr
81 Laks Cnten. Ihe dndsr viii receive : rex.ri
q tse Ifo<ty polis<sl ~ returning d 10 this
uAos fal-lw
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CARD.

~ The ISTElIsoExcxR OF the ash ms. cen.
.slns casaieaes Eem MIR. szansl A. Hoyt 70 row
ne q boat raee fur any sam over 4 81. =
DO ret know how loag the ehallenee has bess
IN me pspex. - never received scratch OF ths
pen from Mr.. Hoyt informing me % such ch.I.
scnes. is@nnet accept the challenge (which looks
very maek 10 me liks grand hlufn for tes ~ n
lowing reasons: ~ ~
hAse not sac 70 put ina boat rsee am sha
bag. - >@-<''
VIII maize 8 cszns.r chaIlenes lam INV q,
vora II oeynp.a aud cannot leave here. hut vi
row NJ. Samuel Hoyt withia three NOAH fr,,,,
cate fcr sieo o. the waters q Olympia BAY. sna
- Ffspsfsa 70 pat up . reasonable forfeit II he
rssiiy wants 70 rov. tkis viii n H. 4 Al aies -
HIN. = ~-sS~s -
Prelininusss % Be arranged b. N u,on s,.yn,.
tng srttelss. Respsetfaily.
osympsA v. r. yaly s,ss. ISL. ~ IN =
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FAST ERS STATES
Debt Statement.

Dent statement.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-The debt state
ment shows O decrease 10 the debt Dur
ing July of $10.07s, 023; cash in treas
DRY. $236 ,s77 100; gold certificates OF
deposit outstanding. $l0,740.O00; re-
funding certificates. 653. $50; outstand
ing legal tenders. s346 6sl ,0l6; frac-
tions! currency, 81. 09s. 647; cash avail.
able Aug LIST, s154 .827.274: debt less
in the treasury Aug LIST. sls, 305.-
207. SO.
An Important Experiment.
Commissioner Loring has requested
Professor White of Greeley. Colorado,
aud Professor Aughey. of Lincoln. Neb.
TO act as commissioners for the selection
Of sites for sinking experimental srte-
sian wells in the arid regions east of
the Rocky Mountains. The area com.
prisss the western portions of Dakota,
Nebraska. Q small strip of western
Kansas. the eastern portion Of Mon
tans. Wyoming, Colorado and New
Mexico and about one-third Of Texas.
Postmaster-Generai Key I'm piicated.
NEW York, Aug 1.-The 7imes'
Washington correspondent again shows
up the star route frauds this morning
and furnishes proof that Postmaster
General Key knew OF several swindling
affairs. but took no action.
A Good Doctrine.
Collector Robertson, in taking pos
session Of the Custom House today,
said: I certainly shall make no change
in the force until ! have been satisfied
by actual experience that such changes
would be for the benefit Of the public.
I propose to conduct my Office on bust
ness principles, and do everything in
my power to increase the efficiency of
the service. No promises of appoint
ments were made by Ec or my author
ity, and none will be made till / have
learned the rules Of toe service. do
not wish to make promises Of ~hst l
propose to accomplish, but l intend
this office shall be administered in the
interest of the Government and msr>
chants whose business brings them in
connection with it. Changes Of course
will be made. but not until am satiso
fed they will be of advantage to the
service.
Terrible Explosion.
NEwsYoRK. Aug la Mazatlan.
Mexico. special gives an account of the
explosion in the government magazine,
caused by guard smoking. The
building was situated in the center of
the business portion of town. The explo-
sion completely RACED the magazine aHd
destroyed many houses in its immedi-
ate vicinity. besides doing considerable
damage to q number OF others and kills
ing large number of people. Imme-
diately after the explosion soldiers and
citizens went TO work to recover the
bodies OF those known to be buried in
the ruins Seventy bodies were re-
covered. among them Francisco Pena,
District Judge. The number killed and
wounded 10 not yet known. ~ several
bodies are said to be buried cuder the
ruins.
A regular dispatch says that the
whole square was blown up and that
many families were buried in the ruins.
The explosion occurred Thursday last
ct six in the morning.
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TIE RECORD.
C1AEK PrERsoN, Adftor.
Lomoersrt,te, n. J.. Moo 20 1881.

THE FnNrAIsE ExeINE. The engineers
en- the Pennsylvania Railroad are still ie-
batiog the merits OF he Fontaine engine, aud
nearly every scientific paper 10 the country
seems nDw 20 be either praising the engine or
deelfing that II amounts to nothing The
engine itself in the meantime ia working
away and the reports received from il every
row ard then ara certainly very encouraging
10 the invertor. On Thursday il took twenty
leavily loaded freight cars from Camden TO
Jersey Guy. and On the same afternoon left
Philadelphia with the SECOND sectiou Of the
fist express These trains have hitherto been
lun by TIE giant engines recently turned out
IT the compapy's shops at Altoona, and the
fastest ohe Of these, No 10, an engine re-
carded as The best IN the world, recently mado
il beat iime, and this time WAS on Thursday
beaten by the Fontaine by thirteen minutes.
This Is certainly powerful argument against
the men who have so far insisted that the
Tontaine was failure.
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Che Sun.
NEW YORK, 1882.

THE SPY for 1882 will make its fifteenth annual revo-
luton under the present management shining as al
ways ALL big aud little, mean and gracious, content
ed and unhappy Republicans and Democrats, depraVed
and vrtuous intelligent and obtnse. The SUNS lsht
is for mankind anp womanknd Of every sort out as
genial warmth is for the good while it pours hot dis
com fort on the blisterng backs OF the persisteny
wicked.
Tut. sun Of 1865 was newspaper OF new kind 1t
discarded many OF the forms, and multitude OF the
superauous words and phrases of ancient journalism
Itundertook to report in fresh sueelnet unconyen-
| ional way all the news Of the world, emitting no
of human interest," and commenting upon ahgIrs
With the fsarlessuess Of absolute Independence The
success OF this pertinent the success OF the sun
1t effected permanent change Ia the style OF Amerl,
can spapers Every Important journal established
this country IN the dozen years Pas as sfn nead
existing has been modified and betteTsd by the force OF
| The SUNS example.
! telling and interesting newspaper
By liberal use OF the means which an abundant
Property Affords We sna'i maze oe'ef Una" ever
We shall print all the putting it into readable
shape, aud measuring its Importance not Oy the IRA
ditona yaTdstick by its real interest to the people
Distance Printing House square is not the first
consideration with The sun. Whenever anything hap
pens worth reporting get the particulars, whether
! il happens in brooklyn or in Bokhara
In politics have decided opinions and are ae-
eustomed 10 press them in language that can be I'M
derstood We say what think about men and events
That habit is the only secret of THE SUNS political
| course
The WEEKLY SUN gathers into eight pages the best
matter of the daily issues An agricultural De-
partment of unequaed merit full market reports and
liberal proportion oil literary SCIENTIFIC and domestic
Intelligence complete The WEEKLY SUM- and make ii
the newspaper for the farmers household that was
i ever printed.
SUN numUer OF which G01conda OF
literature with the best poetry the day prose every
line worth reading news, humormatter enough to fill
a good-sized book, and infinitely varied and
! terianng than any book, big or little?
flour idea of what newspaper should be pleases you,
| send for THElsUN.
| Our terms follows
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columns the price by mail, post paid, is IS cents q
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an eight-page sheet Of fftysx columns the price is
| G5 cents per month, or $40 year. postage paid.
| The Sunday edition Of THE sun is also furnished
separately at ~ 20 year. postage paid.
The price of the WEEKLY SUN, eight pages, hfty-six
columns, is 81 year. posi- age paid For clubs o ten
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

DILTs-cRAMER Sow. =, by Rev chas e. Walton
George pils oil Clinton to Catharine r. J. Cranler
of Quakertewn.
BATEMAN ALLES,--At Eoshsnic Nov. n. by Rev
Johp Hart. George Bateman.J r. OF copper Hill-tl
of the former place.
RIBERRY -REAvEKs Nov. u. by Rev John h
Kuglcr, Enos ferriberry TO Cassie Beavers, both o
Glen Gardner.
HoFFMaN--HE HENDERSON Nov. - by Rev A. NJ
Harris. VIM. NJ Hoffman. OF Albion, Neb., to Kate 4
Henderson, OF Asbnry.
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EASILY Proven 1t is easily proven that
rMlarial tevers, constipation, tofpidty of tho
liver and kidneys, general debility, nervous
mess aud peuralgie ailments yield readily to
,ltis Gipat disease eouqnelor Hop Bitieis 1t
ieaaiis the fayages o. disease 10y converting
tte feed intel ich hloed, aud ii gives new lfe
and yigol TO lie aged aud iptrm always.
III l6 b.
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The weather If the Manitoba region is a
perpetual reminder of that great blnnder OF
Lord Beaconsfield, claiming that the farmers
of our Western States were abandoning their
farms to 90 up TO the vicinity of Winnipeg.
The Red River. was frozen over before the
middle of November, and is likely to remain
hard and fast until the middle Of next May
six months. That Is the country we hear OF,
where 1t is winter half tne year and all the
rest very late in the fall. Still they do grow
good wheat there.
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QoD FELLOW IN MorRNINa BALTIMORE,
nov. 10 strand Sin Luther j & lem. of the
Order OF Odd Fellows, arrived in this city to-
day ana has issued proclamation requesting
The grand aud subordinate encampmenls and
lodges 10 diApe their walls in mouining fol
80 days from the reception of the moi ice OF the
death Of Grand Commanding aud Recording
Sgcie'afy James l.. Rdgeiy. The Grand Sire
llaa also commissioned Theodore A. Ross as
Gland Secretary TO ill the vacancy caused by
tbe death Of Mr. Ridgcly.
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Governor Long, Of Massachusetts, has made
a new departure in the matter of Thanks
giving pfoelamgtiens. Feeling, perhaps,
hardly equal to the composition of purely
original proclamation of novel kind, he dug
ont couple Of verses from one of the Psalms,
tackled on it verse from the New Testament,
appended few stanzas fron a hymn, and
then flushed of The whole with his signature
The proclamation is curious bit of patch
work, but il will be read much more geHer-
ally than proclamation of another kind
would have been,
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Hlr. Locke e Nasty }, who has recently re-
turned from tour Of Ireland, and who is in
Chicago declares that the squalor, misery and
and helplessnees Of the poor people Of Ireland
exceed the power of words to describe. Their
@file blacks on ,ntiflg. morse than was that of
hisYefy. According 10 his representation The
farmers Of America have more regard for the
comfort and Gre of their horses and cattle
ihau be landlords of Ireland have for the
comfort and welfare Of their tenants.
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WORMS
WORMS.
WORMS.

EFF KUNKEL's WORM SYRUP never fails to des-
troy pin seat and stomach worms CDR Kunkel Is the
only successful physician who removes Tape Worm In
two hours alive with head and lee until renovedl
Common sense teaches If ape Worms ne removed all
other worms can he readily destroyed Advice at Office
and free The doctor tell whether or not the
patient has worms. Thousands dying daily with
worms and do not know it, Fits, spssms, cramps chok
ing and sufccation, saow complexion, circles around
the eyes, swelling and pain in the stomach restless at
ngh grinding othe teeth prcking at the nose cough
fever itching the seat headache foul breath the pa
tent grows pale and tick ling and irritation in the
ffy per cenf OF Gases OF dyEpesr1 ana uTs0rgahiza
tons Of liver caused by stomach aud other
existing in the ameptary canal have vegetable
remedy hch effectuay removes then and clenses the
liver and kidneys Numbers of prominent citizens of
Philadelphia who have been treated for various diseases
Dyspepsia consumption. bronchitis, female weak ness
&C.. testify that my treatment has cured them and
that they had been treated for wrong diseases f. f..
Kunkels Worm syrup never fails to remove them
Price ST bottles for So. Fo Tape Worm, rite and
consult the doeor For oil others buy OF your druggist
the Worm Syrup and If he has II not, send to Dr. l. F.
Kunkel 259 N. Ninth ST. Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by
mail free, send three cent stamp.
mr. r,Ta N7rT
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RESCUED From DRArH.-The following
statement ef William j. Goughlin, Of Somer-
il.e, Mass, Is 50 remarkable that we beg to
ass Tor il the attention Of our readers lie
s4ye I" In The fan Of 1875 | was taken with
"a violent bleeding Of the lanes followed by a
sasoie congh soon began to lose my appe-
ido and iiesh / was so weak at one time
tlsat | ceuld not leave my bed In the sum-
hyr ol iSi, [ was admitted to the City Hos
jtiaL While there the doctors said | had a
.ssse 10 my left lung as big AS half dollar.
1-sgcadpd over a buedred dollars in doctors
49ss medicines. ! was SO far gone at one time
icp0tt went around that was dead, gave
ZIP nope, but q tliend told me Of DIR. VIM
l.1tL $ BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS. l
i.Jsi.ed al my friends, thinking that my case
ms iucglable, bat | got a bottle TO satisfy
ilesii, Wien Is my surprise aud qualification,
! commenced 10 feel better My hope, once
uy.Si, began u revive, and to-day l feel in
spirits than iago thepasi three years.
: write his hapinS yog viii publish It, SO
il,ti every oue afflicted with diseased lungs
wsilhe iuaeccdto take DR. VIM HALLS
hAI.sAAi FOR TIE LUNGS and be con-
>nced thai CONSUMPTION CAN BE
NGhID. / Faye taken Two bottles and can
pvsiliscly sa5 dat i, has ,uue more good than
aii .l lias usa9 ieiaes ! have taken since my
se..reNs NV epush has almost entirely dis
.pl,sesea a1d sbali sooa be able TO so to
soIA SOLD by druggists.
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The now horse disease called ''pink-eye" Is
now very bad among the horses of the Phila-
delphia passenger railways. Tue subject OF
procuring some other kind Of motor is serious
IL agitated President Work, Of The 18th and
9Th street lines intends to experiment with a
compressed air motor, and President kemole
f4vors something he saw in Chicago, an end
less chain in a tunnel in the middle of The
track, put in motion by stationary engines, to
winch the car would bitch on.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
aoontio take action to carry on the work of
extending It's four tracks through Railway be-
fore the frost makes the ground too firm for
the work to be done. The right Of way has
been purchased, and The houses which stand
on the purchased ground have been under
going demolition or removal.
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It Is the height of folly to wait until you
are in bed with disease that may last for
months, when You can be cured by timely
use of Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have
known sickly families made the healthiest by
it, Observer. n.2, I'm.
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lie Greenback party claims an increase in
several OF the Northern States. Italso claims
10 hold the baanoe power in The organization
4 the next Congress but does not yet know
exactly how il viii WELD il.
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We call the attention OF our readers to the
advertisement of J. Monroe Taylor. This
house las been established nearly forty years,
and their goods are celebrated for purity and
their Gold Medal brands TO all who desire SD
perior cookery MIC, Am.