Smyrna times., 1881-08-03
All Sorts from all Sources.

About $1O,OOO,OOO worth of WRITING
paper is manufactured in the United
States annually.
Members of the Cabinet have received
several threatening letters since the presi.
dent was shot.
Last year California sent sI.OOO.OOC
worth of fresh fruit to States east of the
Rocky Mountains.
An average of two thousand postal cards
are daily mailed in this country without
addresses on the face.
Inc hrst cargo of fruit direct from the
West Indies since the war arrived at Rich.
mOnd, Va. last week.
lhe pavilion at Asbury Park is not
large enough to hold those who wish n
ENJOY the cool breezes.
A West Virginia. man has patented q
postal card with pocket attachment Ia
inclose a stamp for reply.
Minnesota has a we'll in which there j.
ice all the year round. 1t is called the
Charles Francis Adams Well.
a bald eagle was recently caught at
wilmington, Del, while serying to carry
OIL large Newfoundland dog.
Mr.. Powers had begun to make bust
OF the president in his studio at Florence
ON the day that Gen. Garfield was shot
The principal towns of New Mexico are
raising funds for Pat Garrett, who killed
Billy the Kid" the notorious desperate
Mayor King, of Philadelphia. intends
to appoint two more good colored men on
the police force as soon as vacancies occur
All the chief French lighthouses will
soon be lit by electricity, and provided
with powerful steam trumpets for foe
! horns
According TO the late census there are
249 towns and cities in the United States
having population of 10000 and up.
wards.
Mississippi county, Missouri. has 1000
acres in watermelons, this season. and ex-
poets to ship 1000 car loads of melons to
market.
Gen. Walker, Superintendent of the
Census, predicts that the census of 1890
will give the United States a population Of
64 ,467 900.
The public debt October will be about
Sl,6S0,OO0,OOO. The annual saving of in
terest by WINDOWS operations is over
$12,OOO,OOO.
In Chicago the activity in real estate is
very great. The transactions the past
two months have been in the neighbor-
AAOOA vi SC,OOO.OUU.
+. NOgel, of Lewes, Del, who is a poor
man and innocent of ''city ways" was
cheated out of 500 in Philadelphia last
week by "gyp" dealers.
The travelling expenses of the 100000
drummers employed by the merchants of
the United States is S12OOOOOOO a wear.
exclusive of salaries,
The San Francisco city government has
passed bylaw ordering all boys to be at
their homes by 8 o'clock at night. under
penalty of arrest and fine.
The Brookly Bridge is rapidly approach
ing completion. The contractors believe
that some time in October the promenade
across the river will be opened,
Governor Foster, of Ohio, has received
answers from nearly all the Governors of
states and territories, endorsing his sug-
gestion of day of prayer for the recovery
of the President.
A monument TO the memory of the
Union dead of Michigan has just been
completed in Detroit by the addition of
four statues representing History, Eman-
cipation, Victory and Union.
a Paris manufacturer claims TO have
discovered a process for substituting the
leaves of the eucalyptus tree, which in
burning emit delicious perfume, for
tobacco leaves in making cigars.
Forbus' Tourist gives the following capa-
city of churches; st. Peters, $4,000 people;
st. Pauls $4,000; Notre Dame, 10000; st.
Stephens, Vienna, 12,4O0; st. Marks,
Venice, and Milan Cathedral, 1000.
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RHEUMATIC pIsEAsEs.-These ailments
follow from torpid liver and costive
bowels; the skin, bowels and kidneys fail
ing in their proper work, an acrid poison
is formed in the blood, which is the Occa-
sion of thes acute diseases, Kidney-Wort
produces healthy action of all secretive
organs, and throws of the rheumatic poison.
Equally efficient in Liquid or Dry FORM
Inter- Ocean.
A long step toward true reconciliation
has been taken by the Mississippi Demo-
Gratis. They have turned very cold
shoulder upon Chalmers, the man who
has occupied stolen seat in Congress for