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DAyENrORT, IA.

' sptsta1 Dtspatth to 4ns ctiedn.' 1-thIr: - |
DAvESponT. la., Aug. 25.-Ono OF tho hoayiestI
thunder und lightning storma thut ever Visited
ths section set In about o'clock this morning.
accompanied With ooplpl.s rgfns which Iustel at
Intervals until 10 H. ILL., ThIa Ia tho l!rst ruin in
niue wecks, atld It Is foarca It IL too Into to 10;
9t muoh uao TO corn. vegetables. aud lato fruit
contents, bes!ups SONG live stock. s,> ~
, 1881-08-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, ,";,,', -, :

=. - OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, ~ ~ i,'' e.
NEW fonK, Aug. 2S-Arrlvo,t, tlq~ disabled
steamship l'crslan sfoaurch, III tow OF tho steau-
Or FranQe,. - -.
1.oSl'nS, Aug, s3.--Tho stcnmcrs Gulifn and
VItto do Malaol!lcs, frutn Now York, tho Hot,o.,-
zollcrtl, troM ualtiMnrp. aud tho Austrian from
HtMt0n, llAyC arrived nut. -
:, NEW 4onK, Aug. s3.-.Asr!ye4. thu Ohto, From
, 1881-08-26
NIRE-RECORD.


CHICAGO, e. , :" q
Tho alarm from uox, vi Mt 1s40 yesterday
nor'Eng was caused by tlre III uuo-story uud
hnsetnent fFamo building ut NO. ut1 division
strent, ownesi and occupied by Chrlstlan r. Bill
NEe t., building Arld cn,ltpllts is csttu,ntcl 1t
snlHitt Sl0, which III fully euYereA by Insurance,
Tho cause Of tho fire ~ not known,
, 1881-08-26
GUITTAU.
otsDElst.y AND QUIET.

GUITNAU.
o1lDERr.Y AND QUIET.
6pteidl Dttrsatth to 1ns CAteaoo Tttbuns.
WASHINGTON, d. t., Aug. o3. ~ Gen.
Cr0cker says TINT since tho nfYtay OF Inst
week Huitean Inns been very orderly mud
auict, amt nothing t,as occurred to break the
n,ollotouy Ut his prison life.
/, "Weft, won't TINT n,oitotony DO liable to
bo interrupted on tho Presidents death r. asked
tho Reporter.
"As to that can't say" replied tho Warden.
"Tho jail ID strongly guarded, md we ahal! hopc
to keep him lnshtc OF It in caso Ut auy demon.
strntion."
"liavo YOU nado preparation for increased
protection III csc or SUCH al 0n,orgonoy
~ have nos," replied tho Warlon. .''Thht
duty rests will, 0cn. Sherman. l suppose he
cat DO Depended upon to do whit Is propor."
, 1881-08-26

pANvtLLE, ILL.,, Aug, 26.-Thit nlorutng an In
eonl'ary 'lro dcatroyMt llollen's ,umhor-y,trsl
md tho livery -stAblo Vt kuykpnslnlt Iros.. on
tiaxe! strnut, with some stnall residences. Loss,
, 1881-08-26

NT ST, IUl1Ns N, II, "
81. JoHS, N. H., Aug. e3.-lItlyaEd Hros.' saw.
mill, on the Strut shore. was burned. IOss,
$4,000 partially ineltspd, bl4ay men aro
thrown out Ut employment. - :. !. y
, 1881-08-26
EMnARRAsSEns,,

.,t:t4:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !.:t7t-.....
1osTls, AuK, @,-tThq 1,agQp!a 1rop Company
at pprtlsa, No., has piozod Hing .mis, Gid
Until It chI esl n,atprials and decide whethsr to
E90reaNEEe NJ etu0l.flll pnl Of. spEl tho plnat,
THO nafais oyo e1pcctQl ID axeqQd lhe lHbillllds,
, 1881-08-26

evening fhAt fhnre was very lttt!e hope, cnme to
tho Slick room, looked tcndcrlyupon tho restless
Sufferer, and retired. The pbyacians wcaried
and hopeless, arc sleeping.
Z 4. n.
No change has bccn rcportetl In tho Presidents
condition sl,rtuF tho inst huutt and ho 10 now
tratlnH 0ptctIy.
, 1881-08-26

'
s.''" Special 1tspateh ia 1na Catedeo 1Fes"t
'sDosToa. Aug, GA aIabollcal atte@ps M M
rna1a this u,ofi,tng to wreck train on .'sor msH
colouy ltatlroad uoar Fast liFfdRowhtcr e'ass ~,
4 pllo ot sloopors laid across tho tracy n,a
soon by tha engineer too lato 70 psst ~. mi
coIlslon, but fortunately only tho neaax1, .1oo,
pIIut woro smashed. A few Enics futthSas icy ,tse .
Two otlos obssruotions wore tousa Oh iae ~ 81
tho lbrst colts!allng OF four atonct We1naM We1a. aM b
pounds ouch, and tho secona OF abo''''
, 1881-08-26

1hI 1t1slUE El'OtkTa IAs :.
WILKEsnAi11r, pa:. AlE. .H.-Tho saw,utll ct
Davis, h!oNurtrlo Co., ut bridgeport al,a tho
Leas, SW,QV0, =, - ~ -:
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cut Into It md got a little nus, but thetrouble
Is to get mt MI tia n,attrr md kcet II I'M.
der cnntrni rim nrnl,ohiittv Ia .l,n4
~ \. t'" ~, .,,,,,i -, r. H. ,,.'., t"A,
,,os,, ~ ,,,,t"'. .,,,,ors !. no,, ", ,,. "..
l'io's =; n" 'e'l!',s M''clc ~ l,y n"fI"W' II
We s'""i' s'!t "'s M'eto t'se Ill LIS 'nlla'hea
part Wo might sl!iRe lhole pus. anu So OH.
1t Is this fAct which causes tho greatest
nnxlety."
"Wlleu will yot know 5,
spMEruIyo 1)EF,yrr A1tt,,1r rrnn
swell, perl,aps not for several days: ccr-
st m M ns torof vi ~ mcs.,s am tn,
-. .."'' w ~ c"tet4 Ns poss,ple+ atu laNc
.,,n..,r m,". s'' W. e''' 70 eo''oi Ills e"terl'R
'''nt.cit
=, Docs ]Ad ttesluelt ataef Muc!l from ls1'
Nnturn!Iy IL hurts llltli good Neai. 1t
hurts him TO move Ills hcaa MID mouth, rs
Of course the side Of his head Is very snrc.
Yon SEQ. 1t Is like n biz curbuucl1. af1tf is
,,pcoa.or,t,, yor,. ,,n,rfnIe,,l .ast,,,,, 49,.
plicotion, Anort fron, tijs ,"cal ~ % trn,,h,c % ne
il 1ottfnr, ~, ,,nr,. wall ~, s,,,, ill.,. ~
H,,,rns III. ,.s:,,, w." ~" ."W ~. nav 'ao
.e"AeS .",s utnulR "eie ulous l!sa s'l'lc rs
,t hi. ~. ,"o nrn,',,,v ~ tu .nn,a asnur n,so.
ca.,a a"S p.opsu.5 sa. " eu.a tehpoFa,y
,,ntsa s,n. ~. ss.. y. .us ~ ~ oeu's ~ tAo
i, n 1ottnrt i. ~. s.;,,s @n ~, s'seanso
~ III pataena ~ ms eona'uon' heEorc .ho woke
Ap '"'' A'''",ns ...' .vanu 4,
sftcr bo ovchn ,ho rnn ~ ~ ,an..tns. ~. t A.. .,,
mcrt ~ ,ros:,rr ron,,na ~, ~. .,e .ae
,1p iitt,c 'fhis !. s,n,,. NJ inatoat,a s ~ ~.
dchitfntr,, ,tntoa "' '"@'~1''sN - "''
uThnra vns sro,t ,,-,... ,,,,,.
NM, 1880. ,' @ as n'eat, uoetot'-
ror, tonrt, sn,,,, ~ ~ suu o"t no1nlhR
III ~ tua,n !, esaa sata w ~ aSgos.aneo. 1,sa
i".'o"s eatu !ua l5octor' - WAnteu 10
, 1881-08-26
How It 1s Deliberately Nullilled
by Ju0tioes and Alder
men.
'Cnpt. 'HnllwiMkla Gives Ills Impressions
Of tue Dusinoss-Tho Justlcc's
80 a Story. &r,
10 Power Under the Present Law to Tear;
;, Down an. Illegally Constructed
= Building.
III Examination Of the nt,crds Sho.ys ifho Ii Re.
sp,nstb'o for This State OF Affairs.



JUSTICE AND ALDERMEN.
TltG WAY IN WHICH rt1K pil.N unpfyAN NOE
~ Nut1lFtED.
seyon Of tho E,erson& arrested on compliant OF
Cant. Huflw,uko for violating tho building or
!li'n,1ct weru nrrsllRnud boFora Justfcp Wntsh ut
tho West a'du Police Ct,urt yestorslny morning,
thclr cMsos hnvtng been aciccteu by BUILDING
lhsncctor Wiiklo al test ntlos. Tlietr i,utnos,
restdo'ircs. and tho charges against thcth wurg
Ms folnw8:
,Aa'4ust Gracke,'. T. samuel stroct, building
-Ad1lph Xii. II sarnuol street, building q saod
n'qrc sasn twelx9 faut higl: ,.,-.,,
j,ohia ncotle, ll7 sutttuci stroct. using ahod ns
cossad kneeh, ,ys North pau|tuu stroot, build
.1ntnos W"liu,an. & Samuel stroot, building n
Fl; Fs;asE !|:, Ns:t, 80 Ausu..n street, budtng
.frnl,ls ,sanueh, 1oa samuel stroos, building o
shcd addition.
THO result OF tho examination was tho tmpo-
etlon upon Crarkon OF n flno Of SO. which was
immediately suspended, and tho dlacharxlnr ot
NIL tho othor defendants. :.
a reporter called last night upon
:. SUPERINTENDENT I5uLT.w1SKLE,
and found him in high ttIlaoon ovor whit ho
considered tho unfair and .unguutlc-
rlahIy way In which hc, his luspcct-
urs. anl bis work f,ud boon
trc.tod. not only Ivy tho representative Of tho
4,uiltIinR Department. Inspector WIkic, but by
5ustioo Walah, tofoto whom = yesterday
ea wnst pDof'e ,o I'm to bn s' .st es % ssss wore H. H.
Superintendent, "theso casas In court yesterday
wero not ovcn fair samples OF what we huvo
callod to tho attention Of tho Building Dopart-
mont. Mr Wilkto bus simply pfukcl ont tho
wsa6e15 tba T. c"gss 30 somd n ind
uthors-' HD wAa rr0b4hy mn,1 bcunEHo wO
i' aa s1. ssnST " g ,ay y!oa0ns a. stsss
w. St Sf'3 /. as t. SST SY'pe us & e Sfn won , sx
.oa Ssss WY. s"s!E sqf ''e;s' ,aie$y1ns y set?ss S
anI lit tic % court.S T WIN wv ~ p'8' - "''''
saSSSa g. as;a'y e ~
tGchntoiiitiss." Atdod 10 TINT wiz tho antuaon. o
Ism OF Aid. iIirsqii aud All. st1uGur. who M
e pearca 4 the interest q t5es eonst!taents. aid
iucneo tho uours in: his views, hut wont
qns!r. Iaeans ~ ~ nGrtnnn n 20 orinK one answers
Wkio St Or ny vt ottor 70 's st 9sS. eSnncotca with
sau a wants 70 nKo sumo
XIII thpro III ~ n ro6nT angso ,sau nso a tos0
a LIST or VIOLATIONS A
No. l3s saneamon street, frame addition two,
~; :s1 Augusta stroot, roof Of framo bultltng'
1sxs test rlssd t9 sixteen foot n hlrt Whe
fass sa. as sS WIZ ssse pui sssre4
Eric street. q throc. sibry ft4lrio Quilting, 1sn
a iaslss flfss afhso and p''t'ts' and occupied as:
',urc!; streets, sho,l sSs0S teot IL ground d.:
s'T5Ease Toso aro t,,,t fow To show ,vbot art of
q III lsall.!Iaa Dssaffta,sat &c. - :s'' ',e'
, 1881-08-26
:. The ElEcIRlc.llGHr,

= FnE EIEt HIC LI9I1
HoaokkS, n. j., ANY. S.--Thc city cau4ell
Oh. Aonday night 1asdo a iye-ypars: contract
Tor lighting The city With oloceria light, but u
number of cEtiza!ls haY0 procured NJ ln1unotIan
Festraintpx tho Council frnln oarFyi&sx put tGe
contract, 4+ats.. !|@ 80
, 1881-08-26

sptsaa! Dtpaseh to 1Hs cAtaeo 1ttoan2
NEW YOHK. Aug. ..5,-Tampur,turo at y;:N II,
Ill., u: p, In., 70; 0p. tn., o.; ls ILL.,, O5 average
temperature, Gass; aycrnge temperature for the
corresponding tlats Inst y0nr. T4ai.
, 1881-08-26

=. AN: pNuANSr 1MMI0isAS,hte M ~ s.ad
@MoSrMkAl, Aug, 2A-A. J. Wh'!'ou. '.!'sn.,tusps q
qs shs Weights ard Apua4rea p"rsr peHs "a "
this eity, hsa becplno . heayy aslss"<''
tQQpdsQ To tA UnkaA 2tatass
, 1881-08-26

waisa s ~ss .eo,.yssinx @ ps..snsets f,S@ ss,, i
wahaahs.. Nal!roasl 30 In1lnstoa, hy tsot
o,lluuk ..this qyo4.lng wM en.ss'a r roh1e. = ~
htaylly arljaod t1saskod nou, wSo o,sIr S.ops|,
pd9l9llRUr1. Two lA n4Mtor VI ~ ,hcn % ss4;spsst
Wtu6cs, .ald othar va!uRhles. also al tbs soV
A rpssc al 3ucA hnyo gono III po4'3
Ac@1s = uf. ~ t,A
, 1881-08-26
!. - !, = The PuAR1Ac!s1js:.,::::,. :'*

KANE1B VIfF, H0., Aug. s6-fho AIl1orIcan
Pharmaceutical Association adjourned ,to.aay
to tneee:at Niagara Fails tho scoofd Tuesduy In
septembeT, lSaat a Xr4nI 0anQnyt q ,pQw ID
prokreaa-' + Iii. ';~ ~ =
, 1881-08-26
WHOLESALE POISONING.

HVsEsV9 271p3ts7s 70 S7te stsF. '..ut reatf
WAvkgsltA, Aug. .aA-A reiao'o Fopot. peaa.etJ .
cd Acra today, that i man namoa n1nt troSn d
miserable yag Of fellow living 10 ~ .' ,Jsea
Dela.lold, sonlq ten miles north .. ~ !s.a .uS
hus rosoneu his wIfo and several ,! eo'suhs Id jl
frun, tho o0cuts IT., tho dose a'tniHnIrIa p iHnnnIr .
ll1wNrtt Vt pt.o tlno lived hero aiaa aiao. sTs 9aa
oo = snts0rablu brute, Family tFoap~s
t1 be tho cause, -
, 1881-08-26

sl!aroHotnr ourreuted fur temperature, ei9Ynllon,
nnd instrumental 1rf0s. !,
Acatl blrIDrlutUt, I'LL llh
hleAn lltrsnuMcLuf. y!
McaH humidity. IT.
lltxhott tctuppfltueG. tA& ~
Lowest temperature. t74.
QEEKftAL DlSEtsvATt0N~
Chicago, Aug I-tQ:l5 o. m.
, 1881-08-26

e.S,aAMBLERs DRIVEN out, t.,t,eo, ..
.,sAa FaAsotsco, Cal, Aug. sa-ef sas.n,, of !
nonapa, ArIzuna, selzed tue oeeapsa"s !s., and ot~
gan1hI!ug- -4aloon, ,bnsnoi tho suFs.u3,h he pt,.
dcFod Tho ,Who.o patty to Leave ~ %.,'rrs ~ d !
tratu on putin Of bons tue prlnetraid raidG%s@as Gsas rs
raGktfo purity Qep4ty'sbcFtn ~ tor betsssa
tMN MQkAtqf& Qf tho RNllK.
, 1881-08-26

fays becn somewhat unruly on this point. III
listing that he should he rrlnoyetl oltl,ef 10
slentor Or taken on trip down tho river. Dur
mR tue day he did not recur to this Oft sepcat-
~ request, but tonight he became uRaln exer-
sssed about It.. Flo tntd he wantcu TO lsxnnye,1
aght away. Dr. bliss thon told him Tint there
had boen consultation OF a.l tho physicians.
and decision that th0re should ba no re,uoyui
y this time. THO Plostdont sui,l In a whtsbcr
!ko cannot talk above that tQne}; VI sutpuse
you know best. but would Ike to get away,"
THE MEMBERS OF TI1K oAlMSKr
were on hand carly this ovcnlnR. nud rcn,aE,,e,l
until iato hour ut tho White Hn,,se. Most Of
thotn wero accompanied by thols w!yes. All
that could bc got from stray doctor now and
then that was Of any Interest waa tlat no tu,.
provetnent could bo announced, md that tnero
was not thought to 10 any change since ycstar-
day, Certainly thsrc havo not apreareta Tonight
any recupernttyo signs. The air Of gloom oypr
everyth'nx IL pretty well marked, aud, who
shofe Ia absolutely nothing to cause
immediate grave approximations, still
there ID great fear that all vii! not end well.
1hore nus boon no change In tho treatment of
TUG patent, nor any now features ct the caae,
ihere has been 10 new food administered, and
toeso havc been no sgns ut another crisis.
THE OLD MANSION AT ARLINGTON
has heon o6eEcd III place to which the pregt.
dent eau bs removed. a widow Indy who has
ooutrol ot the house has written, sayins that
tho whole mansion will be PLACED at the
disposal OF shs President. and attvl
up for bis cum$ort and >rcception If
It should DO declAedto remove him thithcr, OF
COURSE. It having been decided not tu fcmoyo
him, the Invitation cannot be accepted. Thore
use. however, many who think that the admir-,
ABLY located old house u = very desirable lopa-
Ton foe the President, and one which would ba
3aater suited to bis condition than either q tflu
!9wn the river Or removal To- Mentor or the
toldtsss' Hona, II he should be In such condI.
Ion ~ To rasdsr 4 change advisable,
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necessary. 1t is over, and though the calm may be
but : q calm despair, yet Ii Is different from the
anguish of looking forward. And in Anne's case
there additional relief. For long time past
she had been forcing upon herself fictitious salts
faction. The first delight of her love- which she had
described to Rose the power of saying every
thing to her lover, pouring out her whole heart in
the fullest confidence that eYcrythin WOud inter
est him and all be understood, had long ago begun
to ebb away from her. As time went on she had
fallen upon the ptiful cxpedicnt of writing TO
CosmO without sending her letters thus beguIlIug
herself by the separation of ideal Cosmo always
the same always true and tender from the actual
COsmo whose attention often Tagged, and W no
times thought the things that occupied. her trivial
and her way of regarding them foolish or high-
flown Yes Cosmo too had come to think her high
flown: he had been impatient even of her lidel y to
himself; and gradually IT had come about that
Anne's communications with him were but care
fully prepared abrld gnents of the genuine letters
lost, someone, she could not tell who on whom her
heart could rcpOse, but who not, so far as she
knew. upon this unresponsi ve earth All This strain
this dual life. was over now. No attempt to recon
ellie the one with the other was necessary 1t was
all over: the worst had happened there was no
painful scene to look forward TO, gradual loosen
ing of tie once dear; but whatever was to
happen had happened. How she might have felt
the blank, had no such crowd of occupations come
in TO fill up her time and thoughts, is anOthe qes-
ton. But, as ii Anne had no time TO think of
the blank. In the exhaustion OF the revolution ac-
c0mplIshed she was seized hold upon by all these
crOWdlng occupations her thoughts forced into new
channels. her every moment busy. No soul comes
through such crlslS without much anguish and
many struggles but Anne had little time TO indulge
herself. She had TO stand to her arms, as it were
night and day. She explained her position to Mr.
LoSeby as has been sad, and she informed her step
mother briefly of the change; but to one else did
she say u word.
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Wy CHAHLOITE or JCILES DISMISSED
me FRINGE or ORANGE

-. - -, IL. ,-,-.. =, -
7 "''' ''N w. ~ - '", ~ - was lu'
i'",' 49, l''t '''" i"' '' il''NN I" receive "diiy
-, ',''" Wv, ''' vas tli'"' ,''-',,H IN
".N'i''l 'r"H-" I" I''.'hi nl"!,' IL ON the Monday
'''E ~ 'V 49," we j. 4" ,' I','NS ,lIitI ne
,,'L, 49, t ~, 49, va ~ iai i'S'.N ~
.,,i'. 49,. .. ~. '' W. ''ii'' ~ t,'
iiH ,,;, ~, ~ go, i ','A ~, Nv l"i ,"lN ~ me
VI" J. ,!. ,',jH W. 'u il"' =, PiSN"A' IN
- ~, '' nv 49, pcs
''.,,I, ~ ,. "'" -, ~ ~ - i'-'"' ui'HuaN
N-i"" ~, 80 NI,'," ,""N .''' al ll' ne"
@ II "t '"u.''. st. =" we" queen mar
I,'' Nv .iH 'i."'N !" 'I' ''''' p'l'iuoh.
!, ,S ''.it, WIZ '"' queen Was Hp"ui |" dr-
Pu' 'i'i d "'l''''i - yea III me mouse ana lol-
10" ',' ~ d" '''", ~ nv IlIt'h, me Ilh'' regent
~ ~" T." w I'''l"' W. |i"'l ".llu irAIl'u, MISS
NhitIlt E,'E u" 20 say ., Wi the lIih'r ltcg"Ut,
WIN lll' 'lih' Oh lolh the lllhrr ol Orange the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
,s Continued merit SundayJ
POOR HEINE.


rvor,, srccossi,,n n,'d 'a' , 't. IN ,,. tsu
l,,,, =. -, o'ntd % 49, ''u,I i - .i; ;. 1911
,I't ,n';nrof =, Il; 0n,t' -, t !" - ~. Joo.
.nr,ou.l, what he tnnL Li,m.ot so I;oL'i, WIN
thr Lidrnus rrrcniuo nor,its;. ,,Ih 1,s q, III =,
,nnL.a l;,-in, .rr',-o Of ~ ,,,. t,,' h iii ~
hi,n Of ,;,,ht7 no ,nIr ~ - '' ,.' op ; "
,nnis counn,n L. rossi,,nfj - ,'o, hh,,,t,ra; ,
,m;,,v > " 7'' y " i'i p"0
'Thc tcndcr nifty nrovoLc1 NJ +bo siob+ oc ui,
o,I''I ,n,rtNrJnn,,' thnt LT hn,, -, 80 m, i ro
r.;,,uat;nn' !. tnIj i, ,,,,,,, ;,,,n.., ; ,O
NaInI,r IanIert ,iIcs ,s ,i.n' ,,,,,',. 49,, 80 a. ~
t"t, ~ '; ,ai,,,, o,,i HMM i' - d" ~ ',ir
t% ot|r'nt;nn tI,"t mi, Ln.,,',,'lI ~ @ ~, W
t,ros and - .nrctrnI .rr, ,r l,.r,, l,'I g., Ii
dvcllv ON th, nvt,nnr,;uarr .',, r,',i ,,,. ~,
th,t his Inst invr lis ',.rtd o,.r I'm, 80 ia
,.'r, n,,d r,,nI eli g. n , ,',U ~ - NV
iIaIrl ",., ,;Ir,r ,n,', ;T nii H.; T''m l i:INt
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Il RIVER IDlLL.

Lucinda. dearest, meath the bending tree,
STOPPING to kiss the stream that iavcs its feet,
Ill draw the boat and thinking but of thee,
VIII luncheon eat.
Mark how TIE placid tide flows smoothly by
Note YOnder bank aglow with golden gOrse;
Ills natures specie bank. What's i'll that PIE Z
Ugh! Steak. of c uTsc.
Sip lfes sweet cup of 10y, love, in this spot;
For thee no after taste, no bitter dregs
'Tis nectar. Bah. Pve told YOU 1 cannot
cat hard-bOlled eggs.
The dappled shade of willow and of ash
Spreads DER the verdant grass for thy sweet sake,
And lOve-the salad dressings gone to smash,
And soaked the cake
WHAT Hang ii all! Each day speak in vain.
Lucinda, this is shametul-Oniy look!
No mustard on the sandwiches again!
Discharge that cook
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SKULL MEAsUREMENTs.-Profcs Flower
the well known English anatomist has published some
further results OF his researches with reference TO tho
human skull He states that the largest skull he
has measured much 2O75 cubic cent?
meters the smallest 300 cubic this belong
ing To one OF those peculiar people IN the Cey
Ion who are now nearly extinct. The largest
capacity of human head he has that of
race OF long nat-headed people the coast az
Africa The Laplanders and Esqulmaux, though "A very
small people, have very large skulls the latter giving an
average measurement Of l,oAO; the English skull OF the
lower grades shows l542; the JalASrse, lisO Chi
nese, a2i modern Italian. l.i75 ancient Egyptian.
l,iU4; ulndoos, 1906.
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CIRLYLE 10 ms MOTHER.
From The Nineteenth Ce,otr.

EDINBU Ron, March 10, 1870.
To Won, my dear mother can never be sufficiently
grateful, not only for the common kindness OF a
mother, but for the unccasng WatchfuneSs with
which You StrOVc to instil VituouS principles into
my young mind and though we are separated mt
present, and may he still more widely separated |
hope the lessons which you taught vii! never be cf-
Faced from my memory. | cannot say how have
fallen into this train of thought but the DAYS of
childhood arise Will 50 many pleasing rccollcctions,
and SHINE 50 brightly across the tclnpcStS and IN
quietudcS of succeeding times that l felt unable TO
resist the impulse.
You already know that | am pretty well as to
health and also that design to visit you again be-
fore many months have elapsed. | cannot say that
my prospects have got much brighter since | left
You the aspect of the future is still as unsettled as
ever it was but some degree of patience ~ behind
and hope the charin2r, that springs eternal in the
human breast" is yet here likewise. | am not of
hulnor to care very much for good or eyll fortune
so for rs concerns myself. Tho thought that my
somewhat uncertain condition gives You uncasiness
chiefly grevcs me Yet l would not have YOU de
spair OF your ribe of boy. He will do something
yet: lie is shy, stingy soul, and very likely has
higher notion of his parts than others have. But,
the other hand he is not incapable of diligence
He is harmless and possesses the virtue of his coun
try-thriit so that after all, things Will yet be
right in the end. My love to all the LITTLE ones.
your ahectlonatc SON. L. CARIlLI.
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adhere TO the blades. wrap in piece of cloth and
the paper 50 that the knives are all covered mp.
Now yon NAV Law them away for a year. and when
you look al them you will not find rasty spots on
the steel blades."-lOld Housekeeper.
ANTs.-If there is a window where they come in
make "a chalk mark an inch broad around il AMI the
ants VIII not crawl over il. A rag wet with CAIN
phor laid across the place were they come in viii
keep them away.-lJ. A. @.
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Women are VIGOROUSLY Indifferent to their food.
If IL European community could be deserted, for "A
year. by the men, verify believe that the women
would slide back, first into "A custom OF having tea
and chop at every meal next into pecking at some
bread and butter at any hour when they felt the
paugs of hunger. lastly into the condition of savages
who live ON casual roots and tue gum and bark of
trees. 1t is man, proud man, who keeps woman up
to the civilized mark in IL G matter OF eating and
drinking.-lSaturdayR Review.
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LEFT IN TRUST.


BY MRS. OLIPHANT.
author orc Phoebe JaOr" The CUrdte in ChQrge." etc.
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Nacaronl soup.

MaralNll
Boiled salmon. Lobster ~a3lcc. Cucumbcrs.
Stuffed Quarter OF Lamb. Mashed Potato, Fried Egg.
plant.
Green Com in the Lar.
Flower hIoll,t Toast.
Sdlad-~iring ibran~.
Cheese. Waters.
Chocolate Pudding. Rspbculcs and Cream.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-26
State Correspondence
KlllfmUwOr1h.

The funeral of Mrs. Vim. Buell. was attend ed from the Congregational church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. B. was mother of Mrs J H. Beale, of New Haven. MT. M.W. Hall, State Sunday school agent officiated at the church morning and evening
 Mrs. N. E. Barnum fell last week and broke her limb. She is doing we'll considering he1 age, which is "A, and the sudden change from life of usefulness to one of inaction Her husband has been a cripple from the effects Of rheumatism for several years, and it was over his crutches she had the misfortune to fall.
 Mir. Monroe ParmeIee, ,who has been absent on the Pacific coast for some time, returned last week, giving his friends an agreeable sur. prise.
 Miss Katie Parmelee has opened millinery room in her fathers house.
 Miss Edith Griswold, @ graduate of Nor. gan school, is teaching at the Center.
 April 25th. M. M.