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, 1881-11-21

THE EMrEIlOK HAS A COLD,
berlin. Nov. aO.-I'ho Emperor IL suffering
from slight GOLD.
TIE uL.TliAMuSg4tNE AND CONSERVATIVE
ALLIANCE.
The aleUli0n OF Loyotxow as presttlont Of the
lleichstaE unused no surprise. 1t ia held TINT II
proves that tho ultraulonfnnea and Conscrya.
tiyes nyo resolved 10 maintain thcIr ALLIANCE.
TIE KAnTll}uAKE DISTURBANCE
reported yesterday originated ut Zurich, and
passetl In two wavea through Weatorn Germany
toward Holland.
, 1881-11-21
~ mho y. J GOULD BLAME THEM

C1tlcAnn NJ. N4'. W tn Chicago Tribune.
yanla RslIrossos, s'os, vi noto that the peunsyl-
mined sfra., " Conpany are making sioIsr.
10 o.,tation: :, ;" eaan4o trom the word depot "
plug pIarc. ~ saa numorqus receiving aud snIp,
Whaat a4sSs wna., s,oax thelt limo.
"lown En-, Nv! ~aeh tue uubltma 'seatcha" Of
gu1sss s1as tho we'll ostab,ishoa ma .u,hor,s"a .s
dppo, tsa,sptatioa OF ap excol!ent Fro,,ei, wuri
.day'no ~ J" J.. saeh batbasisms ss,Idou.o" or
aad euphon,I1 - dct,ancs Of good ustst ssyu,o,ooy
A@srlea Word d',stter tbs, s sssaHv TO ny RaSsa q
MENTIONED b pOSpssrstesae sees szus,y T. 4GSye
80 II km&1tta
, 1881-11-21
by MAIL.

TURKEY AND NULdAlslA - TIE FORMER
THREATENING THE l.A1rEN-kAp FEEL.
iSN UErWEES THEN,
vrm.u. M. ~. n,,r,,u. ,.,. .,. ,,,.., Ism,
lnl1Iy repeatedly drawn the attention Of tho
representatives. OF tho Powers to tho grlpyanuas
which it tbtnkh IL Inns auajnst tl,tvnrIu. TI,nso
Rricyauccs aro BY no means OF reccut growth,
irtuy bnye become u11nost uhrDu,e. h11t. like nil
such cbron1o pouplnlnts. ura mt to hnup,no
nouto ysor, an,n r. tf,,n t,oriatt,.It,, tt,ora.
Hsa'e e ''"". ''ae w sap. teI"n{, tue!s
by tho Porto, thoy do not suen, to have reccIyod
dun attention Oh tho mart Of thu fnro,on roma,
son,ntit.os ~. y ro,,ort H.. ne ae,,aI kos,, ~,
tho Pofke haa cmbod!ad all her grievances
aKnnst IiuIQarA IN speclal memorial. aud has
"ro hron"ht forwnri ~ ,r,v" ,hs, ~ ~ rHI III.
, 1881-11-21
Had IbaBap trxv0 Tft9uvH.

While S-y:ar.o.d Fred was In the Country
this summon hg d0yul0pel 8Felt tnnauesa tor
collectt:lx ''spcctnons." which turn wAs I.udo
tu include apy bright bit Ut r0uk or shell he
cMlnv ACROSS. 0nu Afternoon When ht5 grand
accumulated u number os treasures, tho
yptngttar 1n ruaeh!nH bona semarkaa. with y
patFoniziax !rs a!rs "Iasre, grandpa, lyo .loaa
lnaus, and l'yo ssausea yo1.'
, 1881-11-21

Gh,ls- pt!Aocrtil: You arc right In claming that
tleEo IL 9une undercurrant and feellux tu tAvur
Of Gen. Logan foe tho next Republican uAIadi.
date Eut President. Any cue oan so0u satisfy
himself ot that fact BY eouverstnx With tx
Unloa soldiers hereutAlut and askt tuH thelr views
about 1t. 0an. Lnuuu VIII ltnplIlur with thSm
during the MAJ Aild haa Retained tlAi pppuluI-
, 1881-11-21
ITALY.


ltoMI, Nov. .0.-Dcprctis, President Of tho
Co,nctl replying to tho Interpolation In tho
chatubor Of Deputies to!ay, said tho Govern
iHcnt Ind not yet discussed tho War Minister'S
proposals reluttvo TO tho completion Ut tho
nrmy organization. IIo t,opcd to bo nblu to
provide gradually. from tho ordnnry estimates,
for MI Increase OF tho acttv0 nr.ny and tho III.
uispensube works Of territorial dcfcnse.
EARTHQUAKE STOCK.
A slight shook of earthquake occurred at Cltta
Ducalo Friday night.
, 1881-11-21

nnars health officer wns nrrestcd by
". ,n,lIcc FrItlay, hnd tho reporters thy TINT
s,barc was nu trouble experienced In finding
nm." This fact alone settles the nncstlon. Tho
,orr o! ,lndtng roMt health oiliccr 10 suino-
,hlou to ahu ltt!Er OHNr.
, 1881-11-21

ESGIIsI1 SLAVE cIIl1.nltl:S SET F1lLE.
C0NsrAhrlNOprJE, Nov. H.-The Eugl!sh ucro-
battle children hcll In u condition Of slavery
havo bocn Eet freq by tl,s british Consul Con-
cral, acting a. Consular Judge,
, 1881-11-21
AUSTRIA.

NEW MEMllE1tS OF THE 1lEICI1sRATlI.
vlESsA, Nov. s0.-rhreo now hereditary md
eleven life members Ut tho Upper House ct tho
Nolchsrath nrH gaz0ttcl.
AFFIt1ns IN UAr.sEATIA.
Affairs In untmatiR havo tAk1n eertoup turn.
Dr,gands arc plundcrIng and burning dwellings.
, 1881-11-21
LOST Ills BRIDE.
She Ran Away with Handsomer
Man, and S. H. Randall
IL Disgusted.
4 Peculiar description Of Nellie mud
tho l1an Who Won Her.

tho ltnn Win HOn Her.
HMoj M n Mnrct, I'M aro ~ IN mn rSnrossfon mn.
.,reIy iml,Irnuotr #, In.ensity to nxnro.s thu
''el'ts, ~, eoholuon OF .. u. hahah''' OF snoti-
.ss, ..., W., as nc appcato" ~ tno cen,
us' ,.i' etauoh Soato'aay. io Rhaeneo
us tecl III rtxc, stnmpDl his loot fosc1hly upo'l
threntcnci nil ,nnn,,rr of Iro rr.;ltt, tt, that
num-" st.,id t'o urrnrt,,nnto ,n,itv,n,,at
npuin cnmo % within Tho r1.nao Of hs
vision md rcvolvrr. Al tnquistttvc reporter
who bchclh Mr. 1,nrt1all IN ito storm uf hin
what must In tho light oi dcvc'opments.
o,s us tef'1a axuson i 'Fateea' sn w,, md x,5 Ss
cro w,an ,'n somato tale Of unseaitsa , affection
nun. 1t scoms from tho country Rcnsten,nn's
heurtrentlnx talo that he is m cmployo In
,aw,n ,'s mill! in tho p!aeo which he cams MS
,". I:' M..: a.'a ."t ior uno ps. W. ll'ontas no
IT, IT, ss a.uts. ssri" SS m II
%y;s'ss'sa I'd ~! ay III % : - h!
iis uiatru a'imIiasion promise of ,narriaEo :s,
9ni md, Der coIIscnt to hayo the ceremony pcr-
1h"stnna' ht 81 % RI u ttlo rural @ hamet of Wisconsin.
tn s.,,a 1rsss and white Ri9yoa-or mny 10 by rent
S.S9o S ,nst'ce sM Of th9 isc.. 1he na.ne Of tn!s
s.:.s scs,ns to huvu hcnn q matter Of very
Mitle !tnrorlM7co to, her, Hrtlcnt nd
tn!rer. f1r despite tho old gentfcmans
hosercst tllerts Of mind ho cnu1d not rect,lcet
y: tio s,nly KNOW thAt sho WAS pretty. md
.N,,,K waa Knnwn ny over thnt section OF country "
.Net1le. hnd fhnt na loved her. Last
Of thnt jo.iTncy% % With shotald uscr tSn,n Sg intS
nnuthcr voyage TINT would enh ouly in
THE H1,Av1: OFT u1yoIscr coCRr
With light hcurts they boarded tho tsaiu, and
, 1881-11-21
Il Merttel Calllpllnaant.

NltAl91N C1tE UdPafeA.,
Tho WORT edited paper ot ita si1o ard protein.
s!ons IN the United 6lasas Il tho Chicago Tt,akx.
Tha telegraph uowa IL scattered everywhere,
thero Ii NO uniformity In ItS lnake,up, mud III
editorials tospeclally tue ones on rtasttlitlunul
polntsI are GIthct written l.y F1Jiai Or u
lunatlo. We NV shts uoru lu sorrow thar tu
anger,
, 1881-11-21
BUSINESS NOTICES,


Tho phys,olosicnl rojnrcnntor Of the organic
sysscIn. md specific cuep fur ifnpotbnoy. stes-
MY. seminal weakness loss ot tnor1or3. ncrv-
osa ucoIl3y. siuk and n.rfols hcRsachu; IL cntf.
Ivy alp1,lylnH nerve nllI brain pHwer Sent ny
inn!! pr.pnil, 81 per Eox: for g. Pamphlets
tInilcd free. Va.t schAauk. Stevenson s. E,. ~
and ~ Luke street. ChtcuRo, ILL.,, agents. aud FOR
suiu by all dttKHtsts.
, 1881-11-21

Works Of Art Tint Deceive Even tic
Keen Eyes Of Love-SyIg Makers


Keam Jtvcx Of Loye-xvIr siotscrx,
snn.n..
n&,, ,,,t s,,
usuor,.ous ,'p "I* sn". ,r,o.,t.
in wigs rs wcll rs III 1nutly other th[ngs,"
sailt Il wigmaker to 4 SIN reporter, "Few
prop,e viii wenr The oltl.fashlonett hravy
Enn,;s,, ,rtos ,a,,n,l,,.. I,n,,nI ~ t.eso ~
thick, hot. a'tl ,lncon'tortau'c hcaa'coyer-
inls Of former dnys, We tlaye now light,
graceful, md convenient wins thataro a yury
c,nse i,nitnttnn of lin natural hu;r rnr,ncr,.
" tl,o fact lint III NJ n ma', " worn r n wiz was
known ut glance. Now tho initiation
Is SO close that have known It to ba.lle
examination. The other day yonlg
man WHO wears n blond wig came to have i
repaired. l. toNhu TINT large lock hn'l hucli
cut ont Ut II. asked him low II happened,
ant lie told mo TINT lay had usl.ptl lin fDr
lock Of Ills hair, md thal i,o Ilu, allowed
..et ~ .'"no ny, ""'' auee!o' ~ e''tsse.
to lltt!e tfcp'dat!on whcn Sue took hold OF
the loek 10 cut Il otf, hut she WIS gentle witt,
Him. AMI cut oil the lock ceso 10 tho l,entl
mot in tn rnmln.e n lnck af fi,il ,n,,%th %H1t mt
once. Wu ucG;,t, With short njccey, initiating
iho natural growth Of Tho Iair. 'TNv ladS
tey wero e marrIet wle,l sIIa upuer I, 't to
iI1iittls hfs i,nir ]Sss te,itfrrly' '"''s'e" ~
"THcrts Is nt,0ld eclltleiuau with n aray
bcnrtl fIIr wjunm i,nvf ,l,nii.s w1ws sinre I,is
iinir wtg hlnrE ~ l,is i,anttl ,r"ntI t., errn,y
nray th1 en,irnst hetwtp,, tlNt ani tia ha,r
81 Ills hcati wns tuU ,,,,.rkrI. wa t,rra,i j,v
milking lin n wiz With Il few erav hnirs
snrinkrI in t;rntnntiv tt,o ,,umf"r "1 1T ', trav
hnirs wns incrcnsed n,.tt}l inv hc buys tf,rs9S tfS
wjtu wIgs 4 ycSr. Hjuck Wigs list loligcr
tllnll wI,ilc. Tltp laitcr tl,ri1 yeliow viii
te % w,Iie nir M fn wifont desrv Y %y ~ tia ynr
n,ansljn mn nf lin WIZ yhsra 4 III '' c"vers
tho cmtiFe jlend il Il easy t., MIKE Il 1T tirt
Viii, ,nnst hIal,Is wi,",i ti,e ,,se Of INV nj.
nn1v naSt ~ thn ,r" or wjtra tnlics M nr
,ntcnes nre ',st.I # il ,,prcssnrv tn sici: ~, ~
Lie fajse IaFr viii, mucIiase or adhcsiyo
wax. '''e~ 'o'S
SIM, necorii,,y- tn the | iu"%ess an af tia hnirunI
, 1881-11-21

s:ssi Fat, sl'Ek; . iloteI squt ,ot,,r IL over.
=: "lts ioo hc.vyx.es xes what weighsi" +. d.
tts "0oh I'll 81. p1t VI anothsr atatap ON It,"
.tali" "@s']'s e'*np w. Nqaf b. hssyl.l
, 1881-11-21

AreHd1s IHaef, IRON. ann Wine. with
Cinehonn. the standard medicinal tonic OF tnis
trogrgssl"t, aue. II enrlohcs ths blood, prompt.
" inrlgtTnles tho brain md '!cryUus Bystatu.
Improves digestion, etc. ltcsult: 4 tUlihd form.
bright pyrs. happy Htatp Of mIAtl. Arot1t's drug
Bfurc. corner MMtilsun RtrGct md Fifth avenue.
twenty ynarx age II Mas fnoanstlr
WIS tho finest achievement Ut tho setenct3 Ut
parfutucry. 1t tas never since hcEn coualcl by
MRinG to rexns.
, 1881-11-21

TIE ATOCK OF THE COMPANY CAN
1sE OBTAINED THROUGH ANY REP
uT.ANAE N1s0B Ell CONNECTED WITH
THE MINING EXCHANGES, AT THE
CURRENT MARKET RATES.
, 1881-11-21

Mays, pamphlets. md full Information can be OBJ
taiued A. tho ConpAnys Ollco. NJ. 81 Broadway. New
T0rk ftItv.
, 1881-05-27
COMMITTING MAGISTRATE
Charity Ross.

A Philadelphia Special says: Another
clue to the lost Charlie Ross has been
dlscoyered.a and it comes TO light through
Col. John W. Forney, who has received
letter from Robert Benjamin Hugman,
dated No. 81 Greenwood road, Dalston,
London, \. E.. March 81, 1880. In this
letter Mr.. Hugman says ne was under
the impression that the boy had been re-
stored to his parents until he saw para
graph ina paper 10 the contrary, short
time ago.s"Up to the 25th of tins month"
heywrites to Col. Forney, II have lived
at Loughton, Essex. twelve miles north
east of London. My two Youngest chill
dren attended school there to which
place, also, a Charlie Ross came. He was
pretty child, and though 4 woman with
whom he lived there passed him off as
her son George, he often talked with my
children. the girl especially, and said his
name was not George, but Charlie Ross;
that the woman was not his mother; that
he MAS brought from America in a
big ship; and my girl has frequently
spoken to her mother of how hard il
must be for him to be stolen from his
home. He has frequently told my chill
dren that his mother was a lady. i have
often seen him with this questionable
person, and have of late lost sight of her,
though have been told where she is now
to be found. The boy left our village
some time ago, as / understood, to be
sent home. and from what | have since
heard think this, boy is the one who
was stolen away from home, and answers
to the description of Charles Ross"
This letter is accompanied by one from
w. G.. Kingsbury, who is well-known
business man in London and a personal
friend OF Colonel Forney's. He indorses
Mr.. Hugman's statement, and writes:
About Year ago, when was spending
a night at his beautiful villa at Lough-
ton, the children of his family brought
up the subject of Charlie, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugman related what they knew
of the NATTER but at that time 1
thought the boy had been found,
and told them this could not be the
American boy, and gave it very little
attention. Mrs H told me that the wO-
man who had him in charge always went
veiled her excuse being that her husband
was abroad and she had taken VOW not
to show her face in public until he re-
turned; but her face was often seen one
way and another and she was pronounced
very ordinary looking woman. The
boy used to talk about it with the chill
dren, and when the woman would come
TO take him from their plays he used to
say:1 $50 away, now; you amt my
mother. My mother lives over the wa
ter ETC." MIR. Kingsbury says short
time previous to this the boy was taken
away and the woman moved to another
place, and he adds: ''I have hardly any
doubt but this was and is the veritable
Charlie Ross. If we can make any new
discoveries we will write or cable you as
| soon as made" So e
, 1881-05-27
Umbrella FL rtaiiOns.

To place your umbrella in rack in
dicates that it Is about to change owners.
To open it quickly in the street means
that somebody's eye is going to. be put
out.
To shut it, that a hat or two is to be
knocked off.
An umbrella carried over the woman,
the man getting nothing but the drip
pings of the rain, signifies courtship.
When the man has the umbrella and
the woman the drippings, it. signifies
marriage. a#.Fe
To punch your umbrella into person
and then open it, means, Il dislike
YOU"
To swing your umbrella over your
head signifies, az am making nuisance
OF myself" r
To trail your umbrella along the side
walk means that the man behind you IS
thirsting for blood.
To carry it at right angles under your
arm signifies that an eye is to be lost by
the man that follows you. raIE
To let it fall on the ground indicates
that it will become muddy.
To wipe your face with it means, II
have no hardkerchief: This is a severe
wipe" rf''
To strike the ground heavily with il
signifies, 81 am broken stick"
To open an umbrella quickly it is said
will frighten mad bull. Therefore, to
do this means, Il am having a bully
time"
To put cotton umbrella by the side
of q nice silk one signifies, Exchange is
no robbery"
To purchase an umbrella means, 81
am not smart, but honest"
To lend an umbrellas means, Il am not
smart, but honest" --
To lend an umbrella indicates, 81 am
a fool"
TO return an umbrella means-never
mind what it means. Nobody ever does
that.
To turn an umbrella in gust of wind
presages profanity.
To suck the handle of your umbrella
means, Il am not weaned."
, 1881-05-27
Hom. proauc. r,,rk,,.

FLOUR-Quotations for round lots 81 IS for stand
ard; 50 G56s4fOr good country brands
OATS-Quote 81 35eyl 40; feed 81 25G91 80.
HAf-Baled timothy. Sl6GlS q ton
MILL FEED Quotations: Middlings S2O425:
shorts sl6; chop feed s2O6p25: bran SlOGll.
CURED MEATS Quotations are as follows
Hams Oregon sugar cured l46Il5c: eastern I5GIl6:
bacon. l2hpl4c: shoulders 9GlOc.
LARD-QuOtations are I2Gl3c in kegs: l2hGIJ
in tins, and l3@6yl4k kc i'll pals.
DRIED APPLES-Sun dried, 70Ssc; Plummer dried,
96Ll0c.
DRIED PLUMS-With pits, &c; pitIess, Ilg
l2t2 &C for sun dried: l3@Il5c for machine piums.
HlDES-QuotatOns l5c for nrst-class dry;
I(GSc for green; culls, "a OF. Sheep pets-Prices
vary according TO the quantity OF WOOL left skin
quote from 25c6lSl.
BUTrER-Fausy 25c: good TO choice 2Oa22Hc,
fair 20c. IN bulk, 20@s25c: in brine, 2.tzl3Oe.
CHARACTERIZATION &c q ID.
EGGS-Quotation l5c.
CHEESE-Cal.. l4(Gl5c.
APPLES Per box, s5c 81. e.
TIMOTHY SEED-Per ID. 6@17c-
TURKEYS-Per H. live weight, l4SslGc; nominal
CHICKENS-Ts toz, IS 50di.
SALMOS-Coluiahiar river. q bbl Ss4rs 30. Inf bbl
81 25ts4 so: bellies, hf $500.
HOPS-Oregon, q 10, l2&913hc.
POTATOES-50G6Oc a cti
cEMENT-Rosedale. q bbl. 81 80: Portland, 3
bbI. 81 80.
SHfNGLES-Per n, 81 2512 so.
Meats
BEEF-2HaSc = ii gross.
PORK K-6a6hc, net.
MUTION-2l2Sc. Sross
, 1881-05-27
Brutality IN Schools

Some time ago, DIR. Eliot, superin-
tendent oi schools, startled Boston by
describing the report of teachers as COM
ing to him ringing with blows" An
Investigation followed, and the school
board was believed to have directed
about year ago, that corporal punish
ment should be administered less fire.
quently, and only by the principals of
the various schools. It is now discov.
cred that the orders restricting the use of
the whip have not been enforced, and no
record has been kept of the instances of
its application, as directed by the school
board.
Boston is Inundated by the discovery
that the teachers in her public schools
are more bar rbarous in their treatment of
boys and girls than teachers IL most
cities dare to be. Some of the peda-
gogues are said to put the whip on 100
to $50 backs month. A teacher who can
not maintain order without such brutal
ity should have no place in the schools of
the Hub" The spirit of the age is
against much corporal punishment in
public schools The whip has its place
in exceptional cases, but as a general rule
it may be said that the teacher who can
not gain influence enough over boys and
girls, awakening interest in their studies,
to maintain order without it has mista-
ken his calling. The knowledge which
is to save the nation can not be beaten
into the children's heads with Il whip
New York PaDer.
, 1881-05-27

PRIVILEGES OF 166l.-A New York let
ter writer says: The engaged couples of
1881 are not commanded to hide their
endearments under a bushel. They may
even kiss in company if they are chaste
about it. l saw daughter of one of the
most wealthy and refined of our families
touch lips with her husband-to-be before
at least hundred persons IN a picture
room of the Academy of Design the
other day. He had been out of town for
a week, L was told, and their meeting
here was by chance. She greeted him
affectionately, but without much ado,
and put up her mouth in the most self
possessed way imaginable. He was not
SO cool about it, yet he gave her smack
ing salute with good grace, right in the
presence of his future mother.in-law.
The girl did not blush or simper. Such
public kiss would have been scandalous
in March, 1880, but in 1881 it is fashion
able and therefore proper.
, 1881-05-27

AT a meeting of the conservative peers
motion that the Marquis of Salisbury
lead the party In the lords was carried
unanimously.
The senate committee on foreign rela-
tions has authorized its chairman to re-
port back 10 the senate with the recon-
mendation that it he adopted without
amendment, a resolution recently intro
duced by Senator Eaton. as follows: Re
solved. By the senate, the hou-e of repre-
sentatlres concurring, that the Interests
OF the people of the United States of
America and the welfare and security of
their government are 50 involved IN the
subject of the construction OF ship canals
and other ways for transportation of sea-
going vessels across the lsthnus connect
ing North and South America. that the
government ofthe United States, with the
frankness which is due all other peoples
and governments, hereby asserts that it
viii insist that its consent is necessary
condition precedent 10 the execution of
such project -a
, 1881-05-27

SAN Francisco. May l9
Receipts-Wheat 10. 500 centals Hour II OOD !. SKIS
potatoes 100 SKIS eggs $4,000 doz.
Wheat-The market is quiet but firm. The de.
mand Is tribe better for milling. Among sales
day $50 tons choice and extra choice milling 81 42S
extra choice shipping 81 81 I8al 40.
Bsrley-Market is steady. demand fsir sales poor:
feed 81 &c. fair feed s.. chsSalier 81 Quote
cnoce brewing 81 l5tgl l74-
Oats-Oherings small, market Ia frm and holders
not inclined TO sell. We quote as before.
Potstoes-Market Is weak and dull: sales Hum.
boldt 50GD625ac. Chilli ga-nets Offering az soc.
Bsgs-Hznd sewed market is weak and prices ia.
vor buyers. Quotations unchanged.
Hides-Dry over le tbs and dry kip and calf. mar.
ket il firm at an advance, l9Gl9kc.
.sSalmon-Columbia river, sellers holding of,
awaiting advices; sales this week embrace 80. COS
cases ST 81 l562l l71S river.
Eggs-Steady at full prices. but the undertone Is
soft Large shipments en- route from the east.
Butter-The demand is good: market is steady at
25I4@t24c-
sEw YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoKs. May l9.
whest-strong: 81 2oGl IS.
Fiour-Quiet.
WOOl-Dull.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. May 49,
Wheat 81 OK June
Pork-Sl6 IS bid. SIC 80 asked June.
Lard-Sl0 81 y, June.
Ribs-Ss i2H@s II June.
Short Ribs-Ss IS. ca 600 e.
BEERBoHMs ENGLISH REPORTS.
LONDON. May ls.
Floating cargoes-steAdy.
Cargoes passage-steadiiy held
LIVERPOOL spOt-EirIn,
, 1881-05-27
FINANCE AND COMMERcs.

SAN Francisco. May l3. Sterling exchange on
London bankers GU days. - GsIy -G do document
hTy i9S. a
Transfers, par. .
New YoRK Nav lg-silvar bslIiop ln6O hne a
nnc ounce ll2as.
Sterling exchange prime bankers lOngA ss y :
short. 81 3D.; good commercial from la &c lower
documentary, 2Gll&c lower. ...-0
.. s. Bonds-5s of 81, lOi13: AIS, IlGI4 As, III
ClGsed-5s of 81, l0i L /; iks, Il6Is As, ll74..
LONDON. May l9.-COnsOls l02 9-l6; money l02 lille
account. 20
Silver bullion. English standard 925 fine Der fne
ounce, 5iAs. -
L. s. Bonds-5s of 81, 1867: AXIS ll7s.
LONDON, May l9.-Silver. SIS; consols, l0e GIG @
lO1 ll-lG; 44s. ll77z: 5s. 1861 Erie, 5lA,. =
, 1881-05-27

An English lady remarkable for her
perfect health returned home one even
ing complaining of a strange sensation IN
her stomach Her husband administered
some simple remedies which failed to
have the effect of relieving her. A doc
tor was called but he could not account
for the indisposition. Suddenly great
terror seized the husband; beads of cold
sweat stood out upon his forehead, his
breath came thick and short and when he
recovered from his agitation sufficiently
to speak he gasped out: '.Oh, my dar-
ling, it cannot be possible that you have
been eating American pork!'
An early lesson in art-While visiting
the Louvre in Paris a lady shows the
Venus of Milo to her little daughter.
but tell me, mamma" remarked the
child, What did they cut her arms of
for?" Because she was always sucking
her thumb, my child"
, 1881-05-27

Hair invigorator.- wash to stimulate
the growth of hair i'll case of badness is
made from equal parts of the tincture of
sulphate of quinine-hve grains in an
ounce of alcohol For those who Will
use hair oil. pure sperm oil of the very
finest uality is the best This must be
procured in proper freshness and cannot
fail being powerful hair invigorator.
, 1881-05-27
Port Townsend
EaeS SpTTALs
Port Townsend. W. 7.

rne above ITET:Iu;IDa having eli p Iced oi
q perm 1T f.Jirs-g =. the CItltEd >iteS Hos
ptIal tor Marine i'nTteuta on PGaei Snun.'. the
proprietor t0akrS pleasure IA ;.unnni.clns thai
40 pHlnsUT CXCrn>o VIII hS spared an minis
terIngt the CONT tort and convene nee of pri-
vale patients
This ir tie largest General Hospital north OF
San TancIscv and by FAR the Ino-t complete
IN ecu uipnIenI. IL has been thor nshly reiltted
AMI :"furnishe1. lis general wards have ac-
cOmmudailDns bout one hundred patients
and are pecu larry adapted Tor cases requiring
The most car f'Il treatment aEd COnSI ant su-
pEFV Siuh ht IL -Ul-eG SAprns". hose Eh'' de-
sir,, them IA be furn iSEed with private rooms
entirely separate and distinct, AT slight addi'
iiunal cost.
E3- The .ttsntiOn OF NH owners, al 4 those
Interested in Ehlppl q. IS called t. the TACT thai
seamCn suffering from con a"ious diseases Will
be treated outside the Hospital without ex.
pense TO the vessel.
Thomas L. Minor, IL. d.,
a-tI Managing surg on.
, 1881-05-27

Supplies the blood with its NEal Principle, or
Life Element. IRON. Mfusing strength.
Nigor and New Life into al parts Of the system.
ing effects rot followed by corresponding Teae-
ton. bur permanent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-18

What the BtatisticIans Set the
Crop At

The average estimates of the present
cotton crop is 4,62O,19O bales. These
figures are made up from reports Of
the Agricultural Bureau, including
1874 counties, from 900 repliest to Brad
streets circulars and from 1910 re-
plies to Latham, Alexander & Co.
A copy Of Latham, Alexander q
Cos. report is now at hand, and from
it the following extracts are taken:
Estimated total crop of lSSl-'82 as
per Washington Agricultural Bureau
report from 1874 counties October 10Th
4,634,724 bales, ditto B~radstreet's 800
replies October 9th 1876 7S bales,
Latham, Alexander & Cos. 1910 re-
plies 4,709,287 bales. Average of the
three 4,62O,130 bales.
Estimate of the crop based on the
Washington Agricultural Bureau re-
port October 10, 1881.