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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-27
MORTGAGES FORECLOSURES SALE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
WIHEKEAS, Default has been made in the
w conditions Of Mortgage made by George
W. johnson. MnrtgagOr. to Roscoe q. Oh I've.
Mortgage. and tied May :7th 1871, and r. cord
ed May 18th. 1878, At ten Ocl"ck 4: NJ. in Book
"R' 0f mortgages, page 3'S, in Office II REGISTER
of deeds III Mobiles County, Minnesota, an there
Il claime'' to be due on said mortgage at the
date of this notice, the sum of Thirty Dular< for
interest, :ecured thereby, and no acti,n .r pro-
cceding having been commence to ,ec"ver the
debt or interest secured by said Mortgage OF any
part thereof;
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF tn:
power II sale contained in said mortgage 4 d
the statute in su:h case made, said m0rtgage
will he fOreclosrd by the sale Of the premises
therein described ~ follows:
The southwest quarter Of section thirty (30).
township one hundred and one dob range forty
one (4D. in Mobiles County. minnesota. At the
front door OF the Court House, In WOrthingtOn
il sail County, at public auction. to tho highest
bidder. Oh
Saturday. January Goth. 1881.
At one o'clock in the afternoon, to pay the sum
then due and unpaid Oh sail mortgage and *
lensrs IT such sale AMI Twenty FIVE Dollars At
tOrney fee.
Dated December 4, 1880
ROSCOE q: CHASE. Aortgagee.
DANIEL RoHkKR, Atty for Mortgagee.
lst pub. Dec. Is. 1885,.
Last pub. Jan. 20, 1881.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF Nj Ills

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUIeEO OF NAL
AkEslvE5.
Eastern (daily) u lOa. m.
do st. Paul and beyond 80 p N
R0uthern 2 ga. ~.
Western-Ju Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 g Il III
Round Lake. Saturdays - III
Eastern (daily) 2 30 4. III.
do 10 It, Paul an;l beyond 10 % Il III
Southern IL I0a. III.
WrStern-Lu Verne aud Sioux Falla 3 40 y III
Round $780,, SATURDAYS l y ~
Mails carried by day trains close 70 minutes
before Il .p,lture. All others 1T O'Clock y III
Office hours from Il. ~. - Sp III. Sun rays
from to 9 4 III and II III to y - pm.
Money orders issued anil letters registered be-
ii. Is. S.'CLE, T. NJ.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDIrOR-E. s. Mills.
TREAsUEEn-lI. e. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-.JOSeph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PROBArE-H. y. Barber.
CLERK OF COUKT-B. N. Carrier.
SHERIFF-lt. X. Miller.
SURvEYOn-AlIen CLANCY. Deputy-Allem
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT COMMIsslONER-lI. d. HumiStOn.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-DAniel kUhrer.
COKONER-L. Il. Bennett
COUNTY SUfElsINTESpENT-J.C T.. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First Observation-Disclosures Bloom. OF Seward.
Second Dixtrici-A. NJ. CrnSl,y, OF Adri"n.
Third Di<trict-liobt. ShOle. Of Kinsom,
ChairlN;l'.
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THIS standard article 10 compound.
cd with the greatest care. *:
Its effects are 40 wonderful and - !;
satisfactory Is ever. - =.
1t restores gray or faded hair soits :
youthful color. =.
1t removes all er''ption.. itching
and dantlru1. 1t gives the. head .
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean. =.
by its tonic properties it'restores
the capillary glands to their norma. :
vigor, preventing badness, and max.
ing the hair grow thick and strong. :
A. 4 dressing, nothing has becs
found 90 ehectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assaxe-:
OF Massachusetts, says, THE con-
stituents are pure, and carefully ~
lected for excellent quality and !
consider it tie BEsr PkErAxA1los
for its intended purposes" .
Price, oao Dolla9.
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There WAS temperance meeting ut
the Cong. Church on Friday night last.
We hear all sorts Of opinions expressed
about the speeches that were made.
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Fresh Baltimore Oysters by the
quart, and Fresh Crackers, tzzS.s A..
Davis. 81
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MANHOOD:
How Lost. How RnStOred'

Ih1S37 JnIt published, \ new edition OF DR.
uN5 CCLvERwai.s CELEBRATED EssAY on
the ro1tcMcIre (wi l'out medicine ii SIENNA
TOKRIlRA or seminal Weakness. Involuntary
Se,m'.ai L"sses, Impo ency. Mental and Phy>i-
ca, lncapacity. lmiedsmeittS to marriage, etc. ::
a'nO' ONBUNPTEOE. EF1lEPxY and Fra Induced
by self indulgence or sexual extrav:ganse. etc
The celebrated 2utl,ur, III this admirable
essay clearly proves I. ON thirty years. success.
ful practi:e tina: the alarming consequences of
xelfahuse may he radically cured without the
d ngerous us" 81 int"rla! incidence or the appli-
Of cure 1T once simple certain, and e.f~ctuai, b:
means Vt which every sufferer. no matter Whist
his condition may be, may cure himself chsaply
Priv:tely. and radically
A%rhis lecture should bs in the hands Of eve.
ry youth In the land
Sent un:er seal, III plain envelope, to any I'D.
dress. post J1add. Oh receipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps.
Ad tresS the publishers,
THE CULVER WE'LL MEDICAL CO..
~ Ann st. New York Pos:ofilce box 1855.
8-2ely
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to 1ax-Pavers.
SEALED PROPOSALS..

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro
~ posais viii be received u my Office. on or
before II o'clock NJ, Oh Monday, Janusry 3lst.
ltsl, for medical attendance medicines in
clusaed) on the county pu"r for one year, com.
menclng March st, 1891. Also, for the county
printing, consisting of crnmi.siomers' proceed
ings. legal notices. delinquent tax list. and for
such job printing Is NAV be ordered during tho
year commencing ~ above.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bills
II MT "A t>factOsy.
BY order Of the commissioners.
E.S MILLS. County Auditor.
WORTHINGTON. Mimn., Jan. II, 1871. lw
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Mason Il Hamlin Organs. Pinr On.
etc., at st. Paul prizes may he obtained
Of r, r. MILLER. TT
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WHAT THEY THINK OF US.

They are having \ whisky-temper-
ance war 1T Worthington. and the thing
is getting to" hot for anything. A not
Ell gnzz|er has hrrn employed nv the
g''0d brethren, a. detective This tlptec-
tive (?) it. seems. has detected some 1T
the good men If tina strictly good town
to be invrterate Users Of campior them.
selves: Lightning will never strike
Warrington. neither will any serious
amount If hasiness. until the old fn9ies
ct the place. are rooted out.-Sioux
Falls Times, -
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LAND IU REST,

The County Commissioners meet on
Monday next.
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The porillelion has struck WortEing-
ton. 1881 has broken out. An eight
year WAX is upon us.
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Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will. please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiraliu,:of their Subscription
and they DO not respond, we take it for,
granted that they do not want the
paper longer. and our rule is to strike
their names of.
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John Sykes, Of Beverly, ILL.,, in re-
newing his subscription, says: Would
say that your items as regards crops
are very interesting. How is it that
a greater rumber Of farmers with you,
don't do better? Where one is so
successful, l see no reason why a
greater number should not follow suit.
Keep on with your items.
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Over 100 acres III good condition. APP
ply to J. B. Roof.
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COUNTY MAPS

0REATREDU PRICE,
Just received III the ADVANCE office
. new invoice Of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which We will sell ut \ reduction
of 50 yer cent. for the next 60 days. us
follows:
Single Map, 10c
Two Maps 15c
Five Maps. Csc
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps Of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
: mail must enclose stamp
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8uodnEhana:s DYe
-. FOR THE W1llsKER4I

This elegant preparation may, ~
relied ON to change tie colr of the
beard from gray or any other nn.ir%ir-
able shatlc. 70 brown >or black. At do
erection. It's easily applicd. being in
one preparation, and quickly aud r.
fectually produces permanent '.o'or,
which will neither rul.,.or wash al.
uasssaeisrs6 ~ B. NALL & %, (
NASHUA N.H.s
- Y q sstsa.ssa oaalea s p4
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Section No. OF W. Il. Sabbath
school will be happy to meet all who
would enjoy Il pleasant evening at the
residence Of DR.. Craft, Oh Friday even
ing, Jan. 28th.
The revival season. is upon us. The
Methotlists are holding religious meet
ings nightly at the Presbyterian church
and tie Prohihitionists are holding re-.
viual temperance meetings daily at the
Court House.
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The road wis showed up from Friday
tn Sunday.
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Moon WnEEL.-On Thursday night
last between eleven and twelve O'Clock,
when the moon had got about half
way mp the sky, it got up III unusual
performance for the benefit of the pub
lie. 1t drew circle Of light, the low
err part resting upon the earth and the
upper part reaching well up toward
the zenith. The circle was half moon
beams and half rainbows, that is, the
moon used some colors in making the
circle Then it drew vertical line
through the circle and crossed it at
right angles with a horizontal line,
making an enormous wheel with four
spokcs, and itself i'll the center for
hub.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-27

We neglected last week to Call atten-
ton to the notice of County Treasurer
Shepard giving dates wle, he will BIT.
ut p hints IN other parts Of the county
for the purpose Of collecting taxes.
Read it and prepare to disgOrge.
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~ Websters Common School and Aca-
dsnie Dictionaries for sale at tho AD-
. yANe1odfce. s.. !: (. s.. -
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z:a s. $3.50 CLUB q ATES. @
The ADVANCE IS furnished " u 50 q year to
Clubs ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber Fl: 8 =sss III
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Carleton College.
Eorthfleld lnnesota.

Winter Term Begins Wednesday, jan.
5th, 1850.
Full Preparatory ~, Collie. late Departments.
-Four Courses Of study. Twelve Teachers
Willis Hall rebuilt and improved,
New Science Hall Completed.
Vocal and Instrumental M uslc.
Expenses very low.
For Catalogue or CT culars address,
INV JAS. ". STRONG, Prcs't.
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One Of the funniest things that has
ever occurred in Court in Worthington
occurred on Tuesday during one Of the
liqn""r trials Orson Crissey. the
whisky detective. was sitting N meek
~ u lau,l, looking ut the ':sisters" who
sat outside 1T the railing. when beer
hottie III his packet hurst and fiooleG
his packet with lH,er and broken, glass.
lie n,r+kly turned the glass out and
wrunR out the beer. rejecting on the
vanity Of human exl.rtai ions and won
dprin9 where he: would get ,suOther me
since the. beer lxys are all down On him.
-z Hon. P.sJ. Kniss has INTRODUCED 1
bill to allow the village Of WOrthinkI.
tom to issue lr..sls to: the amount az 81.
900 70 fund tbs debt of the village.
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- - FURT1HER REDUCTION.
County Maps CAT, I've had ut this Office
the rate 0f for Is cents. ~ =z:4.<:
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The fact is, Mr.. Sykes, that wher.
ever there is a good, practical farmer,
he is doing we'll. Those who are not
practical farmers, land there are scores
of them in this county, or those who
are shiftless and would not do we'll
anywhere, and occasionally one who
is really unfortunate, are the ones who
are not successful. 1tisjust the same
in the towns, among business men.
One is getting rich, while his next
door neighbor is sold out under the
hammer. And the failures always
curse the country.
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TO FOREIGN SUBsCnlBEhx

Official Paper Of the Coun-
- ty.:~.> i ~ ~
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MINOR AKRIt'dLX.

.W7VUK 1KK7FdLX
at tie residence Of Rev. Mr.. Kins-
man, on Thursday night last, Il boy.
AZ the residence Of Mr.. Burkhardt,
on Friday night. Il girl.
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Mothers do not let your darlings
suffer with the whooping-cough. Use
DR.: Marshall's LING Syrup and the
little sufferer will soon find relief.
Only Is cents and so cents q bottle.
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u . q. q : -
LOCAL..
CLUB R,ATEs. !:

wosru,xoro,x. MINI. JAs i q. 1851
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o the SHOWS, the beautiful SHOWS,
lifting and sitting AID drifting they
goes, whirlinganl twirling and curling
they blows, where from and where to
nobody knows, as over the open prai-
ric they flows, into the eyes and into
the ncse, n;pping the fingers and
pinching the toes, blocking the trains
till the train men are froze. and they
say some improper things we suppose,
0 the SHOWS the beautiful SHOWS.
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We hear That there IS t. be hop
this evening 1T the W"rthinston Hotel.
We hope it will come off just to vary
the monotony of temperance meetings
and liquor prosecutions.
Il. Cairns, Sheriff of Lcnawee Co..
Mich, says:-I have worn an "Only
Lung Pad" for Bronchial difficulties,
and have not been troubled with a
cough nights since wearing it.-See
Adj
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1'H"y' y V7u"Iy 2OtI1. 1t1oI.
At nine o'clock in til: forenoon Of Sal day. a.
publ auction. to the CHEST bidder FIR caS.,,
by the sheriff Of said county. top Y and satisfy
the sum that may he then due and unpai oi,
said M :rtgagc. and the costs and expenses nf
5" CHI sale including seventy Five Dollars, slip
m'ated in sal mortgage to i've paid as attorney
fees in case ri a force Osure Of the same
Dated December Is, 1850.
Il. r. DRAKE.
Assignee Of said Mnrtgagce
DANIEL ROnREK, Attorney for Assignee.
First publication Dec IT, 1880.
Last pub. Jan. %, 1881. 1861
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1t must he good, for everybody
recommends it, and doctors prescribe
it. We mean DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup, the great con Ii remedy. Sold
by all dru= gists.
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EDITOR ADVANCE: We desire thrn'
your paper to tender our sincere thanks
to friends and ntigl,b'rs for their kind
assistance during the afllicti'n and dc
mise 81 our aged mother which. will be
I''n@ IT mrmbrrr'l Ivy us.
Jos. CHADWICK, ELIZABETH A. CHAD
WICK and ROBT. cIHru.
Father is Getting ''cE. My daugh-
tiers say. How much better father is
since he usel Hop Bitters.' lie is
getting well after his long suffering
from Il disease declared incurable, and
we are SO glad that he used your bit
tcrs.-A lady Of Rochester, n. Y.
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5fI1Torthinoto,,, gdva,,tf.
ADVERTISING RATES.
40. IF r., w,
M A SONIC.

W0rthington Lodge 10 Is meets every Friday
evening. V. X. MILLER, Master Workman.
L. b. PLOTS, Recorder.
, 1881-04-02

1881? lle cntlu INT consistently TN Ills. I1o
could mt fE,lDr,s tho frlel,s bf other randi
dNtts who did ilnhlr! work In TIN Statu 1f
New fnrk during Tho campaign. liz tnuitl
do rss l!lnr In l,lls dome. lle Cunld mt pass
BY I'll wi,rthy mil al,r II iylntt ~ .Iutgo Rob-
ertsn, simply ,aIul snIcly hprassc tie was ,Iot
n erin,a nf CHIlittng. Sensible, tent,tG vii!
SEn This. nsld accept II NJ proper n1ld right.
It !,ns l'e"tl clnlnicd BY st,IIle Tint t;gi,.
Garfield tlnrsnt remember lila friends. 1t
hns been "lte,l said by " certain porliun Ut
lhc t,arty. Will suun! ntlDw Uf plntlAlbflty,
ttiht lie would rather eoI!cltIatt. MI tsleIiiy
tlN1l reward n frtu,tt. It has n1sn heGil
glnitne'l tint tla Will unly yield tO h,tlt[nztng.
both thcsv assumptions are beginning 10
l0Ok ~,
4 1tTTEE: DvEflnRAwN, .
al.tl tic 1lsesscrs who live by prOEnnstfcAtinE
what will happcn next i,nyo nbomt given 1t
up ns Ind Job.
:" It nnny ba said, IN conclusion, that proha-
bly, there never was 4 pHrty tint successfully y
carried MI election, that was 80 thoroughly
divided Into faettoGs. a1t! anxious to kil OF
cactl ntllert rs the Republican pnrty III New
York for llir past few years. asul especially y
last year. It must eventually fall, unless
sDlne hrnltlifnl blUon is injected !ntn its
veins. 1t Is tia HON. Of 1'rrshlriit Garfield
~ hn abe 10 perform TINT surgical opera
| tlO1l.h GARY.
, 1881-04-02
PRIESTS IN POLITICS.

SNtR 171Ep11EtH 70 7 HE EHIEH11 2ftURHt4
OTTAWA, April t.--Onu Of tho questions
which will cngAgo tic attention Of the
Quebec Legislature when 1t meets next
month will be that ot tho priests iii politics.
1t Is matter Of history TINT tho priests ex-
crcse all important fntlucnce In tho elections
In tho Province OF Quebec, particularly In
tho country districts, w'lcro the Frencil-
CAnattlan element Is Tgnorunt, superstitions,
n1ltl ubeh!cnt. But tho influence h exercised
quietly ind by unseen .Ilatltls. II tl!e means
That aro rcs0rtel To by The priests I'll the
rcsorleG to 81 tic priests III Ontario. lliero
would be n popular. uprising. 1t may, be
tslken fnr granted, however, that tho Tory
Government Of Qaebec vii! opposu the mdnp-
t!Hl Of my resolution rutfectlns npon tile
on the subject, llo actIol1 Will bo tnken.
, 1881-04-02
AN uSsucCEssruL nonnER.

Hffe3ni Ulspafth 70 7h6 Ehta00 1f1bHHf.
WINNIPEG, April 1.-Paymuster Tins. Of
the Canada Pacific halfway, wltla out NJ Rat
Portnge last week, along with Ills assistant
Mr.. Shoa, paying the employees Of the road,
was surprised by four men utter night, Just
as ho WIS about to enter tho postnl-cnr, one
Ut whom snatctlcA his vntise>n which thoro
was ut tho tine S5.000 n,tt run down tho elll-
hanklnellt. Mr.. Til1s Immediately drew his
revolver ant ttret! after tl,e'l', but without
etfecl, rs the night WIS exceedingly dark,
aud llo con.l sro unly Il fuw feet. Aleasrs,
Tins and Shca tlen rcturl,utt to tito stuti0,,
ntlN procured n lantern to Mnko SEARCH for
the thiuvcs. .T'lln sntc.Iel was tnllnu intact,
aMd hnd evidently been dropped ut tlio first
shot. tho wonltl-M robber tnSlNg apparently
stumbled In Ills efforts to gut away.
, 1881-04-02

Special Dispateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, April la Toronto gunnlRker
is filling largo order for MI. John noukin.
MI Irish laidlorl at prosent III tho city. md
who Is going West OH Il hunting tour. Mr..
Dodkin lsa splendid specimen Ut humanity,
standing nearly seven feet III his stockings,
and ballt III proportion. lIe snys llc left Ire
lan1 because hs was too big nltrk for bull
let's.
The North Branch Of the Irish Lald League
has decided to hold waru-lncetlnKs through
out the city to arouse sympathy with tho
movement,
About thirty summonscs have boon Issued
against persons WHO attended cock-tlKllt
ronto. Among them aru savesal members OF
Tho local Legislature alld Aldermen.
MONTREAL, April ,l.-Mr., DIack, City
with THO Montreal Hunk at ~ per cont Tor
six months. lIO nIs0 Elaslv arrangements
fur 945,D0 sterling vxellangu on London ut
l0s}5. Tho loan of S:sW.WU ii ~ cover tho
gap between tue present il,liu Alld tho end 0f
tho year. when thu rnsenuo comes III luoro
Tho Ono Hundred s.la First Regiment wll
not leilye Halifax till ula full. Therefore
S!s"n. Ut S IL sStreng! Ss wiii IL ne!eass,l 10
6ao lnen., II IL ,,"t llkoly. tho stalE will he
kept up to It's present Jl,tlenst0ns. nlMI tho
El1Ey ~ lln!ifax ns military station will tu
wy sp.sta . Il Dsssish @ :fS: 10 r.: cattaoo 1r.tu,.
LOSnUS, April l.-TiN fAytA Inns broken
out IN tiso public hctlonls. Orders hnya been
sent 10 Ut! sclloo!s by tile inspector to hAvo
every Ghllq exhibiting symptoms selit holilo
spse.si Dapa,ea to Ins Chicago 1r.auns,
OTrAwA, April l. 1t fs sAi4 that 9yer 81 ooo
applications huvv hecl! nlatlb for positions Oh
th.A nj lutp ltnlf n tfIt ~, lSItS.
, 1881-04-02

lIn,lse of Lords. hnt tlo was GRATED Baron
l.arrogII[ III the lhrragn Of tho United King
dom JUNE =, is'ai and vas tl!!Es Mlate y lneHl-
wns Il very ,sciensiii" man. fnnl q study nn,t
truyt.I, anil capable VI turning Ills study tn
practical results. liz had !crn felow of
tl,c 1tuya! s'n!r'y f"r sSS"ra' ysarS' wrntn ,.
rir, several scientific iec:nres, which
wero cnlrctrt md published il h"'k
firm nlmHt two yenrs Hg'. 'Ie wns
nls., m nvcl,tnr Of srysr n!i'elrs: ,.non
which Is ulIe Ut tilG stcatiicsl known 70 navE.
gntors, and y nsa.t by nhaIy of !!'e largest
hl!pl,ti,g co,nlaacs. III w!s yery !! RrH!1a . Of
al M Ills olhor invuniions eolnbi,,sa. !ls also
perfsctGl II steam cnrrlagc cai'tis'lh nt traytl,
Ing on ordinary i,lnEAninlxet rOA'ls, a.nl
wien rtdlng II, tatis he WIS acciistoNetl 10
nfher patents was . tnpe-loo,1. 81 arrange! r.:
TINT tlla weaver cGuht stop my one Ut tile
sl,uttlcs without stopping the 'oonl. The
Earl was we'll knownli this country, l,uv-
,aa ynars e'sss ss IL e Sslte hiiadeloa rs tic
guest OF Mr.. Ch!ld<, ut1 a',aut eight ycnrs
ng0 lle WINS u guest Il. tho Ft5tI,-Avcnllc,
VIM, tito. hotel took fire, and le was
i wiio en,l"aror"d to, lucncl. tue ltnn,vs.
p!taSes s to 'S stranaais. % TarrssIl! Cas!js, ,e2r
Wick, III THO northern imrt 3f Scotland, y
tEnr3 HHls NlN& kllE 1sNsA wv !t'A tCI
miles Of tl!n sea-enast III iis vEcInity. Here
he entertained ticu. Grant IT. Ills recent tour
nfnuilA thu world for several days 1T royal
fashion, and tic General wns otle ri lIs !Mnst
frequent visitors after he arrived Mt to Fifth
Avenue 'l0tcl. Ills other country seats wcro
| Tister lln'lsr. CalthnGsssslrc, and StAEsnlloe
where lie passed mast Of his tnlo wheM not
| travelling, rms ut Nh. i. Hill street, W. The
Earl wts twice ,narrlutl. lie. was united to
l.ouisu t;rorgiana, the third daughter Of Sir
| ThIs LADY. WIN wus tic mother If Ills twt,
children, died July 81, ls7 aud on Aarct! =,
1872. l,e was married tn Marie widow of 10
Cunte ttc Medina P0ninr, who survives him.
Earltl0nl and the s,ther titles IF lfs father. Is
very loptsar ' Scotland. 1le Is In his 2:,l
year, and great demonstration WIS made lil
Ills honor at CaitIness upon Ills nttalning his
| majority.