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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-07
The 0nIv Pure and Reliable.

Owes it's great reputat1oB to the happy proportions
of Its ingredients which have constituted it an IN
approachable and indispensable remedy for
Constipation, indigestion, Obstruetions Piles
Chronic Disorders of thezStomach, Liver and
Bowels. Gout, Plethora. Rnsh of Blood to
tho lead, Hypocondris. Melancholy,
LsssituGe. Impurities of the Blood
and Skin. Eruptions and
Blotches.
1t improves the appetite, keeps the head clear.
the blood cool; but never debilftates
Its efficiency can be proven by Inc testimony of
hundreds OF the best Physicians, Including the
most emient ones of this day.
For want OF space we here give the certificates
OF Sir HENRY THOMPSON aid PBoP. VoN LIHBIS:
las an occasional aperient and corrector of d.
gestion, knew nothing equal to FRrxDnIcHsHA Ii
1t leaves the patient rule, less ccpstipated af
ter disseminating than he was before, and m az be
taken habltually without lowering the syssem''
SIR HENRY THOMPSON
The testimony of Baron Won Liebig psces the
Bitter Water of FrieGriahsaAlI among the most ETA
ca"ious in Europe, and whose great value N ust be
recognized by sll who have experienced fits salu-
tary Sad beneficial effects.
DOSE-One or two wine glasses full before
breakfast For sale by Grocers and Druggists
The trade supplied by the Sole Agents
BOUCHE FILLS 81 90.
81 Beaver Street. NEW YORK.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-07
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A. DODGE & Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street, New York. buy stocks on reasonable
margin and, when desired, will advise when and
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges In which s25
to 500 can be probably invested Opportunities
for good profits constantly occurring. Full In
formation on application and Weekly Report sent
free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-07
"REMINISCENCES AND INCIDENTs.


Mr. Carpenter used to tell with much
gusto a remark made by his son Paul
several years ago, when the youth was
more OF a Juvenile than he is to-day. At
social evening gathering at the senator
house guest inquired of the boy. Paul,
what do you intend TO do when you grow
to be man!
w ell. +" answered the boy. Il should
like to drive hack but suppose / shall
have TO be senator
Paul had an idea, and it WAS not far
from being the thruth. that his father was
compelled to be a senator of the people
Beloved as he was by citizens of the
state. Mr., Carpenter always professed,
and undoubtlv possessed. particularly
warn. feeling for the Irish people. In his
famous speech at the Academy of Music.
alter his defeat for re election. be alluded
tie this feeling Il like the Irish, said he.
.because, like myself, they belong to
God great congregation, the poor:
WHY he LIKED IRIsHMEN.
He alluded, also. in bis speech. to 81
early experience of his in Vermont While
trudeinC along Q hot, dusty road, weary
and footsere, he gave out and was COMPEL.
ed TO sit down upon boulder by the road
side. he was but boy, but with stout
heart: vet his journey was long one. AID
he was almost discouraged. Several times
he was refused lift" by the drivers of
nassing vehicles. Finally loud. CHEEKY
'. ice reused him from his meditation. aud
n iolly freshman took him into his wagon
ana drove him to bis destination. Ever
since that day." said the speaker, i have
had a warm corner in my heart for an
Iriehman.
Senator Carpenter" said one OF his
friends. owned very little property.
Taking with him, about tive years ago, he
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-07

Our LADIES FRIEND is the most relia-
bic of any female preparation. and only
costs fifty CENTS per bottle. Sold by c.
Speidel, Rock Island and Richards &
Sohrbeck. Moline.
, 1881-08-25
HOW a Chinese Woman Was DlA%
posed OF.


C. n. CumMany's stcaHcr Pek!nB was lIinE
alpursIit tho hulk at IInnkUw. tho otflccEs Wlt-
ncssrd AZ, attc1upt to drawn a wornnn from
sarlpnn close to tho la1d!ny steps on tho part Of
tsso men, ono Of whom wRs seen to push her Into
tho wntur. Sir. MorRan. OF tue customs aeryfco.
Nho Aaw tho necurtence from tho ehorc, ran m
down tho ettps and resciied tho W1tnAn, the
wntfr there being only about six feet decp.
When he pulled her out ut the wnter It was
tounii tha. her na1,ds were tied behind her and
TINT large stone wna fastened AROUND ~, hsf
n. morS better die." When sho had .Fecov-
crc,t from the effects of her bath she
vent homo. At 4:.D Il; n: tho next any shc ~as M
successfully irowuel" BY her two hrothers-in..
law tho men whose attempt had heeu frustrated g
lime iotn The middle Of the river. and having
nttachott ling 10 her whist, % we'll as pnfoned
pushed her inso tho ,wnter az before. After M a!to
wis extinct they puIlesl tho body up hy tho linz
rulttltl tho whist. to0k It ashore, atld buried
with thp usual funeral r!tes. The erIulo Of tho
deceased wnR stntcd to be that she refused fc
innrry nh ottt man: she being hne; m blooming
willow. wanted soufethlnx better.' Tho details
Of the netmnt murder sore given to ". Mor9ao
by snmo ChIncs0 WIN witnessed both events.
md thu n,urAcrcra themselves told bin TINT u
wntiI hAye buen better 1t he had not tutcrfesA
with their first attempt.
, 1881-08-25
Tho Goda Of tho 11ayn-An Important
Archaeological Discovery ut uxInat,

Cry nP MEXICO, Aug. 6.-nr. le plougcon,
distinguished nrc',.ruoy!st, writes thc T, lowing
Interesting letter fruln Merisin. SucntAn:
~ Am sorry that tho prgsunt uwn0r OF tho
anctcnt ruins nl u8lnnf d1us not allow mo To
thke nll tho Inscriptions oF tho statues hayu
bt,tfght to light: ut tho EAmo ti0 unl troubled
ny tho fenr that tllUfaIl0 TnBtlans hnyo tho in
tcnttOn tU destroy what may bH unt1l most
valuable trgnsirC IT, solenuu IN Kcnerat and tho
history 1T AMerlcA in pArttGuI0r.
~ nlro tslhcOyurDtl the hust Of tho ancient Iii.
dian uul, Cay" md hafa snrr0irdud .he trcns-
uro with dynNtnltc VI ia tU frghten tho 1huans
frtrn approaching tic monument, mud tn pre-:
vent thehl fr1tn destroying It. In this ,tii!nert
hope TO preserve 'Cny'' tru,n the ,fnto Of .hts
brs.shnr Etd, tChaxe.nol.' / tnyo discovered US
well tho rllills nr tho ancient MaaoaIu temple.
Wherg tho nr[ests aud mnElclAna used to Rnt1cr
fM order IT, relebritG th0ir mysteries. TIE
hlasonlc lnt!Ko .ot those belonging tu tho
tlat # tho Aiusons holonu'n9. to tho scct'r.d
anu third tegrGes points 10 tho suuth.
hayp found IL fuw nE tho mysticnl dIte. q stone
un wnteh Is carved MI nproii With ~ hant o1t 1t,
and eaonllsti1 ssnnp tho st0tip IL OF such DO
EortVt!oH lhat yutir correspondent ts OF nplnlDl
tllat he found slE,llr stOnu iN thu tntbpIo Ul
1ltIIppUls.) / hgyg taken c0plys In cihY, aill
shnll Try to cstn6lish TIN rclutlon between ttnse
discovered AtaRs,nv MttrllAtes and those f0tn
ut stumphis ami Ti1cbta. think t1luy not h0
lHIstnken II ] suspect n relation as well with
tlUsy nit rlhutss discovered by 1urrinHo OIL tho
petitstHl Of tho Ctenpnttn obelsk ut prescnt III
Central pNrk, New fDrlt."
, 1881-08-25

cyet. .Sii!ca. IIayn yn,1 ever sreIi him? M.
Wrll, liz is tall niMf tcsI-llnEetl. With hIuc
cyrs. nfl.l Il brown beard. Ii. ,snsr IL n little
Inclined to lM 1tisY, but Of such tlcIicat,
w ttat nH. wouldn't lMi'r" i DIRK r0osn.
!s se'; lIultfsntnt. nMt slcf II Jolly fellow.
Why, wIm,l | didn't knuw lin lnMrh ,lItrc
than II wrrk I'm tnok lie fntu Ills nrf.ls niitt
ktsss:b ME- IN .TtfE ESi' pF NY xOst.
Or conrsa strugefcd .aluI slat'prA his face,
hut, oil! Iu,Y 1ll,eh IL. itsrsl 10 gu nut
will hin! some. but We always behaved nltr.-
selves. ltn nst!l tD buy Inc lce-rcntt. ailtt
itsrta IL n1akn hin trckttc1. 1}ut ut Inst
t. ''ts' a S'1se'e 5 ;'s's rtso ts H s%',''ss %as ss
ilsng 1 wouldn't stand. ~ Wifi sun1d, and
slnppetl Ills face. and t0!,l him would do a4
p'Gnseh. le WIS fool cnD,lg1l IL yet in;lt
Mt tl,ts. 80 when jansen cntne n few, days
hftpr 1ttr trip to thu rHlitltry llr tackled Him
nild snll?l t'lln lot; of batf, names. After
Biccrf1lg way said tllnt WIS wnrtll 80 much
TINT might II he sold. and aided that lie
wt'tlld sell tut clcap. jansen suitl llG would
give III crnts fnr tilG, ailtl J.auter sAt lM C9ttl
have me fnr VI: JniIsen agreed, and bill Of
sa!g was drawn TIP lieru II ls:
TIIt: nt1.t up sAIr.
Sxw ytHK, Aug. D. isAl..-1. Edward a. .fa,,ter.
tllnnse u! ail my right. ttIc. and Interest In tho
"uI,Hh knnMn ns my wEsc ~ Ferl1fnand Ia,isctt,
Of tho said city. county md statn II Nnw fnrk.
money Of tho United statos e 4, A,,ere,'. . ,xa
Thts nm Entnc to Keep and mike lin
WY bel, We'll, II ! ret my fingers in l!is
fI is f. s 'rI nys ea,t h1 s' 5 Vs5f wS4. tos s3fsh
To describe lim.. Oh! ycs, ! shall lfye with
Iln sold, tho wretch, hut Let tic cntcll tlI1E."
, 1881-08-25
Cardinal McCloskcy Settles the
Trouble Between Rival
Polish Priests.
Preparing for the Centennial Ce1e-
bration Of CORVALLIS Sur
render.
RoTeil, The Celebrated. English pedcs.
trim, Again Visits tho Uuitcd
States.
A Great Luck Of Life and Buoyancy in
All Lines Of Produce;
ENCUANGES.

THEY wE,ss 1.AN0l: last WEEK.
New Y'ol,K, Aug. 9t.-Yl,e Public says:
M snsaIl share OF the urge excilnnges lust
week WIS alue to speculative operations.
1'utting New York aside, we 1ind the deal.
Ings Ii, grain causctl unusual transactions Mt
Milwaukee, wlterp tllo Ratt,, III comparison
With thu corresponding week last year. Is luti
per cent, md ut Chicago. St. Louis, Cfncln-
,inti atnl knssas City. Undoubtedly ex-
claMges here were swellesl by the sa,!,e
cause, though sales IF stock amounted 10
1,Gp, ,074 shares. n!ul exchanges, less tic do,l-
bic Mnsket ynIrc Of shares sutl. wero ?507,
$4,000. Iii midsummer exchanges 1T stcEi
MAGNITUDE arn unprecedented, and, though
business Of als kinds was unusually larEe, 1t
luust be assumed TINT spcculnttnis III Rratn
nntl cotton also caused considerable increase.
THE FIGURES.
rho exchanges ut San Francisco for tho
week ending Aug IL, at,1 ut other cities for
t1,a ,vonl: nn,1iIt1 Ann m Stnras
, 1881-08-25

LhIFlfsI0lt NttV6 AMI 1!1NF1fF.
spufETY ilit.t.. AiE, 1B.-Wnit9 In stnnloy
County. North caruIfna, on frilny, tho llth
kluxInx white peopls by 'colored women. 1t
soel1lB i faulty ut low whtU It0opi1 hut takon
Mlsscssi0n Ut tho cnlurcli ScliAl,i' huuso nl0ut
N. G., Al,ti refused tn vauato whon rea,estud
ly. tho nclxhboFs near by. THO county. Ut-
ttelnis It se0nis mnlo no efforts 10 Hct thoau
whltcs rcsng ,lenr hesit,tul tn tllovu III Tho
gnnttcs. On Thursday nIaht. tho 1lth., pasty
won't u the But1oo- house auil commenced to
throw atotses lgnit,st thu doors md windows,
HnM9 Ut tho minutes fired upon tlusp 0utsto,
wni .!ed tJlo aud klleit 0llG. ind tho CAI a1ltl
W1l1tliet1 psayBa tU DO eutnrcl wuln1u tl!a4useti
Us man. Up tn tho l'lth at a.. III. ao Arrosts hut
teetl manc, and from whnt tnulI aeAr1 thu
wI,n!o purity ntta1kux tho h1us0 wcro coGorod
Woniesi disguised.
, 1881-08-25
FRIENDSHIPS TEST.


Generally speaking, there is nothing oxcrtt-
cfatlngly funny nljont thu smallpox, but
tho .loctors VIM aru ea!tetl tn prescribe for
patients uccas,nnally run OIL something tint
tckles then. Not many years ago ttnclnr
llcro was called to sec u 1nnll ut ono OF uho
l.osels, w|i0 lived In Iowa. Tho Mlnll WIS
sick rs hutse. atll1 tie doctor llatl Ills slls-
plcluus nbout what allied him but conldn't
toll exuetly, SO ho gay0 fllln something ~
u.Iet lin, alld told tho friend who WINS with
lin tllnt he would Gull III tt1e AIbrn'llE. IAo
frltnll sal he thought III n.HGl Ut tle sick lnAtl
~ m c!,! o. Totsf' e ~ ys' NM '9ftng ~
aIo!,o. lie exaM.lllal lin snd found tllat 10
l,A.l thu atrn!l.mx. Willie hc Was tltul!nx
ont sollle nedlcIno, the friend ,cAslto ".
s@ sa;na h.; naS s tHt . nesas = ysry s.k t %9 hs
@ tiins"f. s WIy% W. sa!'! ihe Il loi, II raTSsl
h!m, ~ might. | thoug1t le wouI1l 1!a, !.asa :,
died i al not rubbed l!ls !se!a': whe', M II
tint Ia out, mud don't you forKot "" 9 i1is
tlOotor su!u liz was glatt to llUar i. u S4atl
tl.ere was nothing nior9 TOUCHING to mn
tlan p.l.v frlel,lslllp bstwc:''l 'netlt a1l1 aa9
""a s'tsf Sst y"e !" lte," says ,ho friend. And
tlIel Iie aI'n0st intlnnttvl TINT llo tnetor al.l
mt understand ls business, anu sat'l ho!lle.
.i.Wtnsrs iis III ii M4lwalttty 70 l!ll.llg the euso,
frls,,i aske,l, "no y6li .wNi,t to know w(,nt
ss l te oSts a,y sl ~ 10 ha,tss s!!o.Sht 70 dia a
anIiS t.i'I asSeI ti,o irlsul it To s,llI ses It.
S oeffGF fasass! ss! thsIa HIT MI s,61. Sn1
tkat ii, Ein4 OF ptmp[Ies. ,'''I,9,,,, ,"1Y,a9t !
, 1881-08-25
A Nc,v Pest for tlte Farmers.

.H1N{T12a{FWJ4 =. Ut 1'FV3t.. -.
III sevcrltl locations III tho town OF Goshen tnt
furn,crs hnye discovered Il rev pest, which h
dung thor tneAdDws a serlAuH damage. It II
gruG whicl, burrows III tho Ero,'nd !ust be.
ti Tho ECnss, killing 1t. Where thoso pcsti
ure 1T work spots nr brown arc seci,, r
tho green sw,lrti. Taking hAlh Ut It witt
skin, uni then tho grnbs Will hu src1l. 1t viii
10 well, doubtless. for FARMERS t9 ta;o look At
them, u* tho Krllb4 ur'! onslsy Killed Whon fho
prevail IN u,bor seatfons. Ten were. found On, u
a1inre f.,at OF snli OIL firm mar this Six and
rad, ut1r informant snid, WINS "altvo with thum."
Whole tlcisls havc been gDno dyer In aotne H.
sluttces, and the rr1ss cut tss otcan nz vita
hit arc satd 10 be nf Il different species. III some
localities thpy hnyo commenced. eating tic
potatoes in tho grollnll.
, 1881-08-25

q Fronch journals eontaIn accounts ut terrible
a9ctt1eMt which occurred " ths railway station
Of b0clp. Ayounx lnAH 1latausl August Provost
u, tho s!du ut tue other track. lie bud hardly gut
tho track when NJ Uxrress truth frutn Rarls swapt
htm 10 atolns Thv largest pt9co foii1a Of biz
b0dy was font, Tho heart Mns found IN tho
r0ad turn from the brcust a1ta still 1eAtln4,
slblo restored to shsIr pfplpr place. the body b-
!nE tnsteMpon taken TO I the hospital Of sroiln
euspeeilng that be might hu tho Violin, came to
inapUlt Tho body, but il. wns I,uposslbld to Ills
tlpRufsa hta teatuta4. li& Ding wins then sent soF.
1e the body. set up \ must atstuh! huNi and
lexAn to lick tho 1lU0dy rpmRIne Ut hs MASTER
Tho man wAs the father ut six ohll1rcu.
, 1881-08-25
nA1LHOAD TALK.



y0ttK Et.r:vATEn.
Spsstt Dti.ateh to 7Ae Chicago Tribute.
NEW ronK, AHg. 2t.--A story WIS printed
to-day Il, Tic effect that ". II. Vanderbilt
t,utt obsainfl control Of tic consolidated
underground raptd.transit franchises, mid
was to build four-lrack road at once from
the puttcry to thu Grand Central
Depot. It Wis alsn said that
Cyrus ". FicItt ita.l iearaed. tho
fact, md TINT, In anticipation Ut tho effect
wl,ic!. such all enterprise pushed by Sir.
Vanderbilt would haze uil tho value Of E1c-
sel!et Of New York Elevutett stuck, and
that this accounted fur tie largc sales
Ut t',ls stuck ut tho Exchange oil
l05'6. ut which 1t closed On Saturday night,
TO par. The information, TINT rutllnrs Of this
nature wcrG current, anA TINT they linu
AFFECTED THE SALES OF NEW lolK ft.E-
WAITED
III tho tlUDrof tho Exchange. was so,newllat0 0f
u surprise t0 the operators utnl brokers tD-
ftay svTeTnInt1s nra 9! ay ' NV lawny hgG u';
underground Eos,nectlng Rold: tho New
York Tunnel C0.nnaMy, ind tlie Central un..
AergronnAl Raisr9a1, all agreed III saying. that
they knew '.otllng Of sueil 4 project.
hn'! not purchased my Interest iii any o'c Of
tnikrd about considerably, md thp prevalent
npi1l LON WIS TINT there was plentiful luck ot
trntl. 1t, tho story. Mrr wi!o prufessetl
to know sometl,ins about lle matter gayc !!
Of the New York Elevated stock was III tit
manner CONNECTED With nlly recent Rale ~
Cyrus ". Fie!t. as l,e l,aI hccM quietly sell
inc Ills Interest for long time.
, 1881-08-25
4 Issetey Ifle Fish.

ltir70N .INptN{.
An Eustorn tourlst III Nevada bad bccn spin.
tt,l3 soo creitl(lo lsh yartle. sEhsf otlc OF tho
unrty, turulug tn ntl old tnouutatuter, aAtd:
tr~ 'I D. 'hs} f''S ray with fishing I" fh' '0a'''
: aWaI, don't know nf'out that."
"llo YOU MEM to nay that you have caught
WY; Gat ihaso elu3ht aono pretty big tal-
Como. now. toll ID tne Weight Ut tho largest
"W1i. ca,l't cxaoily tetl as to tho weight, but
yon folks eaH lEsor oh il; INV, yp., know @ It III y
inw1,. As sli,l bc{nrb slDtl't know tho weight
Of tuc bisaost lid svir yankcd nut. hut ! d!d
haiI oto 1t, an tho bcaa,, and aftcr had land
by tbu watcrluark oydr yondor It hasu't rtz
SINCE"
, 1881-08-25

Nstv Turk WuFd.. =
Nnw that 1t u nnnulInrnd that the IlarOncss
nurdett.GoAtts and hct husbhud Inly possibly
le unlbnK our yiaitors In QGtuber, Tu wonlst
rospuutflly suggest that tue lnttor tllst1ll-
RN!shel persut.nHQ shunll aaopt q 1rtct for
n!illA expressing his natao by Nuihurlty, Or also
ii last nccnnnts It wna Ii Il dcoltltdly tanvlesl
golEs!uqn ind EettIng no better WY fgst: i!u
isaat % Il Ashncd iii % isartlett, towh!ol, M Oh hs fuzzy ,ar.
rluxU hu added IlurtietI- couttv." Subsequent"
" ho Inserted al ndIuoual "Canlta" aul trans.
passed tho "lIarttott," teeuEniuF !" YillMn T.o.,.
fnl1n A.huaad llurIats.C .Coatts lMrtlutt. .Contts.'
wcro tho saluo moro Or lcsA. ilo ti1w adycr:.
t!sca that he has, pursuant 70 tho VIII IT
aett, ai.t, will honoefoEth usu tho SURNAME ut
Goutts." but to o!holal oxplaHaslon lns ynt
lam Lehman AshtneA.l Coiltts," or " "Wllttam
Lehman Ashmen.1 llarllett Coutts." Or wkuthur
lls t!lIutnl slylo ~ William Lebnlan Aahlataa
uuttlgtt.Cuutts lMrtlott.cuutts Colltta."
, 1881-08-25

NEW YonK, Atlg. A.-An order for n 81 900
ynse OF bowl, ID bc presented to the hest
drilled battalion Of gollleIs III tile field Mt
Yorktown during thu celebration, wus to.stay
left III TEtfany's. Tho purity Offering the pre-
MUM lenycs the appointment vi the Commit
tee Ut Award to Tic Secretary of War. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company subscribed
5000 To the Yorktown Centennial AssorI:t-
tla,, to be used fur tic erection ot additional
wl,arycs alii tho comfort Ut tito citizens and
soIicry participating III t1lu celebration. a
committee Of New York lmnkers lIAs been
bi,l;era III lle Unltutl States !, circular letter
asking for small contribution to aid III se-
curing II celebration Tint will tn: worthy. of
tho American ueopig a,NE the Significance Of
tho historic event It Is designed to co'E'lncnl-
Drate md pcrpetllnte.
, 1881-08-25
TITNI8.
TIE AlsAtt l.EDEI.g.

THE AltA1i REBELS.
rAns Aug. M.-A brotilerh of the Governor
Of kairwan 'Ias arrived at Tunis. lie atl-
nol,tecs that II large body Ut Arabs Isavo
canpctl On tho roaa from KatrwNit to TuMts,
md contemplate surrounding tho I@gy'A
troops sent to occuEy tile former place, while
other rehcls attack the Frenc!. who follow
tho Dcy's detachment.
, 1881-08-25
e.tt1ament Of the Dispute Between
Chill and the Argentine
lspublic.
q,.rrIble nayagcs Of Astatfo Cholera
in tlo City Of bangkok,
u, Sinnl.
..fhe ge,uan Government Taking Precau-
ton to Prevent Anti-Jowish
Outbreaks.


hhAs. i .nr 81 -f,nnnrts from yarinus
l"srvs, ~ ~ t ntar,ucas atatc lint heavy rains
pas ., .. Wv ,a,,,,s,,,vo ,1nnnno tn .the crons.
iaso uotlo ro,'s ,,o,, ntrcntlv icau,, Il, snrout
s"'t sa,,p,,so,,s sus mr., feit far thn harvcst
tteas ;1,a,,a !'t ",,.,n,, IN Tho continuous rain
~ l.s's,ui .saut ~" c,n,,trv. Wheat ufta. md
,%"s ,.r,as "rn ;n,,.i1 dnnoget, a1d potutocs aro
pt."j s...,,a. w s,',,,a of oyt,.nsiyn ,lisease,
tAo""'~ ''6 ,.ctr, an y,,,x
..,u,, ,,,n f,,.,,t t,bor ffoud,oor y,otrca
A. lo!" .' t'.s ,I,,,,,a, c,,t,,t,,n Irnt,nscn,s,
"as "on ~ ,,..'''.i.,,, n .,.tst nro,,,,, I1ass
ieso"' III" ta1,,t -. ana,r,,, 4, ,,tnao
Me1a'ot''' '""e" ~ .s.....,,,,,,,t, p~'
IN" m ra.'n,n,', ",.s ] ,,,ns ,,o,,,,.,, ,.+
tno I. slu"oJ ..,,,o n INV, 1;lnro1 ftrmsnryntsvn
hsl u'sn. ".,!0 i' ,'.',,.... ~ ~. ~, 49,
Nas aln'"k L, ,on.,,,,,oeio,s wv ,rsonars rim
a u1 lc'!s. ~ ."n.,",t,,, ,c.t snr .hts sns.
2't "lne1 t,.f,,', ;, ~ oss.,st t,,a ra..,sn ,f
W.T. m's .',s ',,.",i,at ~ ,r,ns 1,,niti,,t ,n'
'1 .Hsu -. .'p a','s,"r ri. t,,li ",l nlrr,,it,
pt'soai'u p's.sa1 ~ 4.s''' .'r"s ''' 'e''
ss." s.ssss s''e ~. ,,,s -, nv m ann m .uru,
e ""' ~ ia.
rLc T,,ars' 1funnrtat writer snyH: "We
m informed lint the r|sp III Frc,lcl, OK
.b7nr, wItt likely by followed by NJ, a,l-
mn,hl In lie link Of France rate OF Ills
.bnnt 'rha hank tus nnnarnntty tlrct,trll
.YaI.ss tl,o renewal of Tho pulicy OF rclaxa-,
fkm c,lonted Inst YEAR, a gootl deal will ,lc-
aen,l n,,o,, tic nnount Of goltt Withdrawn
nr .blp,uent to A,nrrirn today. Altlouul,
n,il IA no, gaming tu' London fron tic Con-
,urnt. # n Mill tulur n,rchas,M tbero l,y
i,a Italian sy,uI!cata uf American operat-
o,s.a
\ MINIATURE CRAFT.
The small sailing buat Uatl City, from
New York, lI,,s arrived Il. Falmouth.
w4.or. yALss. .
1t soaay's wool sfllas N,l10 ba!rs wcro Of
f,r.,1 chl.Hv sv,irnv Nav xo,tnntl aMl Part
FttIp. Fnir snirft nYevni1n,1. hit urircs
were vnshnurul. = ''''
totI rot, Au,:mcA.
TN, ,uu,,roI mr., tn,.,,,,. ti,,,.,.,,1 ,,o,,,,.
tH lnIprrfals were u1,rei,nsr,t fr,pm lin Hank
of Holland far Suw Ynrk nrcouuf. Ar
ra,,ssIeuts arc II, ,,rocrrss FIR transmitting
Es9UD III tI,e SAINT, cDln fru1n tho sama bnn,t
BY SATURDAYS stcu,ucr.
. rA1Lunr.
, 1881-08-25
TOUCHING SYMPATHY,
/ nlllTIsll AoTuElts ASxiErY FOR PNgs1-

DENT 0AllslKhn.
go, ApseIal Catts,
LoNpoN, Aug. 4k-'ro show how wftle md
deep Is tho sympathy fur tho President Bcntt
tic following letter, with lts Ilonlely but
kindly recommendations; -.
counts Of the suffering President. Would 1t
be wise tn give Him snail pieces Of Ice to
stay tho sickness, md Inns tho sInlpia tI1lug,
baked apple, bee4 trlvt, given IN spnonfuia?
I,,aye giyen 1t III casea OF cl,o!era, rancer OF
the stomach, dellrluM from feycr, etc."
Tho letter is signed "a Mother" should
add that tbs letter is in q neat, ladyll6o hand
alll IN sllalG-lnournlnK paper. .Th!s Is on!y
QUO Of a great number received. /;
, 1881-08-25

HUI N1tTft ~
vienna. Aug. 9!.-Titu Political C0rre-
spondc,,cc says there Is prospect of King
llunbert visiting Emperor Francis Josepl,,
but It car by no ircaus be regarded as abso-
tutely settled.
TIL: FEStASs coSpEMSEn.
All newspapers strongly condemn tho
declarations of tho Feninn Dynamite Council!
in New YOrk Sunday.
, 1881-08-25

Buck u Rayuerse uK6tls Powder IL the
Surett insect killer. il makes short work ps
Eoaches, G0as, dies. and bo4buKs. !alsQ pr0seryot
valuable furs and wooleas frt,Ia the rayaRas nf
Hpths- l3usA Il Aayuor, makers Of tho "M4ss"
Cologne.
, 1881-08-25
,PORTUQAL.
TUE KLECTI0Ns.
sszefh1 FukfH

LISBON, Ang. M.-rtta returns 0f the cleo
tIons throughout Portugal alya ministerial
majority Of over 100. and the Opposition only
about eighteen seats. The late Liberal
prime Minister and ssyeral statesmen ut note
ia tgth tho Liberal and Republican parties
, 1881-08-25

while rs 4 silent and weak rs 4 cat. "Doc,n
says hH lit n uutvurHE ynicc, "that man there
Is I,pth1nE To tar. | wouldn't 20 Ifitn tint
rum, fur ~ .tllansatrl slDIInra. IL tnora ITO
way In fsIn1tgatr i,,e::' Sny, ,Dnc. I want to
S!luol Ii 1T viii, !. gun. Hanged II over 40
80 near hirt 'lsail agaft,." lilo doctor says
that such Is life.
, 1881-08-25
CURRENT GOSSIP.

FRENCH NEWSPAPER WIT.
!St,r rnrk tINr1.
An aged 1lcyo1utionlst oh his lying bell has
expressed Il wish tl,at over his'n rlny b.
erected IN inexpensive tombstone with for
all inscription: .....
, 1881-08-25

Outs(dp Now York.,..,....,..,.... Ta8ls,dI0
NOR 4 alSuLI: cITy tsEroirTs SMALLER
TRANSACTIONS
tlatl those Ut Inst yenr for'tllo corresponding
week. mid Baltimore, Sun Frnnctsco, md
Providence arc tho only cities wllic,
do not report nh increase Of nlore thnn
tilc oxtraortinary risu in tl,o price Vt grniii,
amounting to nbout 10 per cont ls to wheat,
s!ncu ,year ngo greatly increases the yoltt,tle
OF exchanges ut cities wlteru dealings In
brcadstnlis are. II predominant feature. Here
tisay nro mt, however, nor mt 1]nston, Nlul
yrt tic gains ars ltrgr. In tho aegreGntt,
Outsite OF Now York tho Increase is nl,n0st
s! nor cent. md the alilatlnt OF exchanges il
surprisingly 1nrge for tic third week Ut thu
allowance fur speculative olnrat,os hcrn
ntt elsnwllere, transactions still silnw II yui.
un.o OF business largely beyond all rrcce-
dent fur the season,