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john l.axnIl's 1fntt Luck.
Ik.xt.le StILa


for COIL near Murphysfbiro. At tue turth Ut ts1
feut they repurtCd thcy struck rIch vein Ut
uoul. Jotts wont to wurk tn sink tho abaft. hut
when hu Htt tI0wn to thu plAeu h9 found that tho
tE,aii hail suited the n1Iilr-lhotg wis M coal
there, II cost aoout $"0,Uo"-ssdf'st County
DsRltEfuf.
"Gu, sink mo at nugor, aI.tl inro me a hole,
In tho land own IN the ltEnrlv,
Antl tloA't lot tho job nitscarry.'
10 sald tho xroat I.nRnn. b. some ra'lod JAck,
To tho InDn Ut iAir 3iurphysltOru;
lilo hnpoil OF black |tunUiHs tU t1n.l Mo luck.
And WAltcd tho acarCh tu bo thorough.
They bored, and kupt boring. and deeper than
IN aIger you scarce over saw 10;
And sotit it to John ut ChIcugU.
Theh Logan, tho mighty, was stirred TO tho soul,
Aud pritlo ind dvlEyht was uate With:
~ hnW, !" hu rollurkBl, "Wti h.vG plenty Of coal,
And money u carry my State With"
lIo orlerr,l bis workman to sink hl,li shaft,
Aud cash hu dlsb!lrsel very trce!Y,
Although III thor sleeves tho ut miners laughed,
The shaft was sunk deop In the earth's toudes
nut 10! tic black carbon lcfnaltsa, :,
Anu J0hlIny perceived. to Atn utter dleRust.
That the hoo IN tho ground hAa heetl salted.
lie pulled up hls stakes, hut his nonvy he loft
In tht huO 70 uHplcAs1tlIy hurled;
o. prlllU RIai Ut HhukHi& III ylslIy bcrtIt,
Straight huek i0 Ch1caKo Ae hurrtG1.
, 1881-06-14

Conflict Of HtAte Lnsvs-NcCcsslty Of Uni
fNrlli1ty.

asOi1IllEl Oh HlAIG G11ANh-NCGGAS1ly Ol ONte
furIIitty.
Mle iHrt: Tribune.
IL Ia to Dp hupctl tint, tito Supreme Court Mt
WtshiuElON tsiny aU0li rcuch Allt t!epo tlo catsn
nndpratOml lu bU retnting hrfOro 1t Involving
tho validity uf slirrluRc hctwccn persons Whu
travel Gilt uf tllolr Stittr to bu united. Such
marriages nrc recurring with increasing fry
,lpcncy; and they urc ruisirx questions NJ
t,or,tity, gond order, Legitimacy, inheritance,
dover, klga1ny, which cannot Dc stillth Tor II
generation. paeEt!u coast Napers hnso much tn
sny lust now of tho esp OF ChIl,slsilan isttncd
I.ru Chln, living III WyuMlug wlu colrtcd II
wIltu wut,,alI. She wis "wfIl!ng," but tho
statutes Of Wyoming fnrbtl Iu,ernarrIages bu-
tween whites luu Chinese. ColDr1l'ft'. II sct.is,
h.ls nj surh Inv. The loving couple thorcfuro
went tn neisyUr for thc wedding ceremony, atlu
.i,on ruturnc,l to Wyoming in twIstful rul.nco
Oh tho muxinh: a lnhrrt,gp vulid whrru tnn'11 IL
for ,nisreEcHaiio,,. l'h!s saso VA 10 s,ewhat
tho trcatius eonsuln samvwhat; o,!phatlo tleela-
rnltons IN III tho "c!rll rights" Of nur Chilh'sn
rcsilunts, which eai'lut 10 Eal!'smld by Turr1-
torlNi Or cyGn Stnto laws. Accordingly tho
Ehi.lcsc Consul Ut Detvcr t!NS thkeii t,p thn
ietus,sU Of l1is coMpatrlOt. a1d II eygn atattd
thht tho ChtnGso Ambassador ut Washington IL
tu n,ldrt:ssn rc.aonstraMco to tho athto bcpart-
M Judicial tccixlon ca,,. however, settle this
question Justly Aa1 conyunGntiy whl!u Tho
.ats pssiss M 1,intaiM1nF sS scoFns th6
s fhss. as 9aas S'aGsy 1a weeo se o sy 's I: Sa 'i
usurywhcrt." IN absolute nnd applies toutl cascs,
III Stats will hayu power to untorco nor lnws.
established III unuther, however Ink. wyoming
Gun Irenk IN III aniMl9AmMted household u the
nrr1Eo occurred ~ sao Ts9sr9sy pnt IT, oe
though tho two fan,,'tea 1nhy 10 living sIdo by
s!'le uudor thn sumo cirs,,mstNaces: Eygn ~ 4 !.
pxDprtutiOn Of Cluluttix that hta marriages
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------. I16HIHH 41lhF11HH. n
HUveral 0f lilo Recommendations Of the Amer
tgtlt1 Committee n.lght hMyu heen aduptGa with
advantage. Tho gGiiorAI exculloncu Of tho BuK-
HcHtt0ns vi tha AuIerItiln reylsUFs ID unaouhted,
ni,d they ought nut io haye heen 10 0ftsll noK:
lcclct!. What is tloat nbvlous 10 tho small
lillulint OF nluterIal chAnxe. 4 conservative
spirit pervmlGa It. FerAnlis this was u prudent
Mcas,ru I'll tho whDlu, Whcn wo consider the
selstlye orthodoxy Of tho English Church. or
rh!hor u those i.ne'nheEs whose tntl4onse ssas
middle, and ell.l. Hut lught n0t onp ychular Of
prnsnl uanlpetrlluo bel0nEfn9 TO that ammo
Church have slullU ~ much Within ton yeAEsf
1'rt,labI{, llGesi. llu wnull hayu considered 1t
whste Ut tlano tu spond years on thu tio'ns0.
M,thn rovtaltt, " i soerahio truna!Atlon. Yet
K.,<N!, exercising from tho lI,ds vt s,ui,y sinpt0
I,utplo The tuition that the old vass0n Ii !nfulll-
by tjlspirud, II IL ste., ln advance, preparing
tho why for a tlcw unl lnllepuntlont traa5atloll
from alLDthUr CrltleAi Er0ek text.
, 1881-06-14

currd hts lntnnton IT kcopng the soldiers there
n,t irects tho forces ur III. tinted stairs, and
II him ts tn s chiefly ntrtlstIt tho 1lecatu anu
difficult task nf r.'c,enr,lns tho lnaians to tho
l!batlKa u[ ruAnrHnilAr1
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Grinding Away for a saloonkceper
Who Kept Hin, "Prinled" with
Whieky.

loOn quito Observation-Disclosures HlWAt8 ny uMy.
light. WithGsa nevor found ElhLtls IN tho sa-
iuon OH hiB nrrfva( In tho morning. md tipvor
henrt of his sleeping thuru NIL tight. Witness
survcd l:lklns with ci9ars, 9fnger-nic md le1h-
uil,llle, biit .iuyer with whisky. Unre nr twiG0
fIktns Askcd for lLl11ur, bit witness never yuve
It IL hin.
L. Curry testified that he hull knowt Elkfns
since August, lB1s, anu hu bud luRttl hm
tnpfsuy, tni.tnu security III thu stMpU Ut pictures
painted by Etklus. Frnsn lss..-'TI tiuwn tn 1878
Elkns painted good pictures, but III tho latter
o. nKOAS TO pErEtyo1LArE,
amd h's Sg,atvrs .st s ya'E 70 Ercst e. sx
zach in August, ls5s, and llrtd twct'ty:..nino
&'ainttnss as security IN tho lust linn. SONG
,thers it I'VE wcrs % sury pour witness never saw @
Ex as!nk sYp q ST 81: IL s sna ' L r,ss
@ suat9 ts io Hill hii u his st.idi M .' a. "'' w."
.. ths pant'i nyd !ss!!e ,vn thas ho WIZ WY I'm.
10 tho s.!oon formerly kept Iy Ci'dnuy. ile lla.
secn Cnlncy thoro dny by tlay, and hatl secn
S,ss isyy ct I'll liz pn1 Sns Sas a NJ ssss
kn!!wAtIo OIL the subject. Il,
The witness sn'd TINT be know Eklns l,y sight,
md hnh Hccn him gu S.nLth Wntsr atrcot " frut
during list inii. Elkins WITS mot Intoxicated.
4,,h witness dl not klt,w whether hu t,!.l heri,
ur H., & w ~, q. H., r,, ~ tv ~ ~ s
ises ano morning. This wns q, 'hu whari, ltt-
tween tug ha!aGti and th9 river: Cunln Eivo no
hrIets. ':Thoro might havo boon son,o othor
persons there, ur there might not
Il sA!d Str: Dow. Don't yo'' ku"w what "'n
1luiur,lc,l the witness, |" do not"
Than thoro WIS
ANOTHER sl'Aui:lSu-MATclt
bctwccn COUNSEL. Sir. Duw NUt Il ruling In hts
fuyur AuG continued ll1s llnU Ut C{tlluE IlllEs-
tions. Fur direct uxuilIti lion till was sl,,gll-
s "a I'll Gs Wiz
;to Words Ii i,ipht hlyo bes,,,'' at,I seemed
t nttve or ,,eaaiivo % nssos Tho ,lock .:raisht
havo teoa scvun :,r reiEht tuut III width. a'lti
tnSs tDts m hah Wess suw Sys oro IN
sIS nla,forn IN liz rcar ii tho salSot,. = rho
witness iiaaIly testihc.i' after nany sitrtlnie
ssstsy u ssGns e. .w aHa S fss"E y @ ks En-
UP W and nit tiiuir hands In his iN,yksiy. 0no u
Wtur.s * kurw tbo tirfaa.i",t pric, ' iiai
spoko1 win Me,,1'er no'hSr ;; ,,59 slf99' ~
iIetnh,;r whcther ths t:,s,, W.s disui,sssti. VII
@sss @ 6s! Il kst { Git q tas wy, o;!sr @ q e., ayo "a
ths N H. n, rnt mi rut ~ ~" s1,.'.,nu. ~"
i'm ri nf r;fhr f'rt..s or Hortinr' rno nttur tid
not toll him liz would u,uku il ali right IL hu kept
William to kcep out Of tho storo, and followed
.&sssss ;s'ss" s9 ssbsi %Ssss ID tS
W,th Brink, ttlo oxpressta nep,,t tug c.tss, hnd
.to!d hlin q n% what ho kncw Ahout 1t. and bud been
ar. Dow said III uttenpt had bccn 1nadoto
TAurEu WITH lrErlcE
rtn s be- ws son t. shw
tho xxi Kid, % ana Sr. % pow lutt'ated taas awyors did
not a si;sh th,ngs - rSil,a,k whieh sAyo riss e
csis aso aia j. 10 g. aud M @ II tic @ sas @
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,wr.sll IN through ths, rtl.!1 valleys Tho Gtlcs u!
10 witl,iruw his entire army to tho defensive
works nro.!l tn National trtnl. .h.la lrhiit,
ling t'Hn u +" e"nS.,srnfs ~ 'Hire r., wns snnr.
nun H. ticn,Tm bctorr ho .n!ld @ rSnGh NY
a*c e .uplA'* Il wns The @ fn"v1s'Ts ,,,,. r. ,%1 %1
linrpcte sivcr. Now. whn ga tif!, seno"ia ,s
G - @ ecnt nods tsss of io nsvS | avis M III
I,wn tltt,nrss anil fully. y tnce ot t1o nI,!er "t
Gcn. harAs an % g";st .N;aI ho vi. 2nsnei ,,ssmv IL ,he
lmwcr Of tiC c1letny, hu lelt Stanley with liourtY
10 tiestrny tho trans, hlld 10 Hct ot't OF
THE rult.s Which 1114 tIHS srlriMry
t,,,tl permitted ffrnnl 10 ttrAw around l. II hc
>chuul!, left Hsamlas 9ild the Fn,lrth Gnr!s ~
Spring lIi amt secured his nwtl lrrslls1sl *tttS
u " s nIstfyahS 81 "nsy ts ~ Ss X i aha
r,t*ctl tito whriwind. hut he lcft 10 n,liels,tu
Ice! rs torre. Eyen yet his Mitl sce'e;i miaa,,o
i,u examination If to ,,ra:ls uf t,stet,te i!o
!ett tho nsst pressing a.ll vital wnrk u se'e.
uun to iii stl,nr,nse.. wllllu ln pissed ~ to
tlte river III tho rrnr. E''t fy t'lnsiks nl.tH IN
the r1Ittrond t,r!dEt nini lrltkcty tI,, nriaan
In rusIt!u!l, Dvrs wEeh he crusse Win hHifis11i
ri ifnlitly. Thus, with *o,nc i3,ltt} trouI,s Gt
Il rivur ia'twcr'' h!s prrron, md the lsenrt .!
"ot,ii,!ul,.l he eu,, iouk ick nvcr tile ,,!stnnt
Held ~ buttlr, utia. IN tlstlnl. t nothing au ssty
n9thitH ,,5t!l tas !iE',i ~ w. srr. ' nn t. Etr
~ Eenrun vhIr}, T. sit,,mit.f OH its sptthur
lmuk Ue,t Cox. commanding tho .rweftf1thifrl
1,,cri, ttIo ..Isyutrf grt,,Ii kito,yu IL tartrrs
iilI, IL tf,o sHris 1F te town. III his position,
and directed the trs,ar. 70 ta!fW % ul , ,seas. w.,
tuluw tho village. Thu FwGnty.thtrl EurI,s
lori.lcl our lrit l.l.l .'ersre, and ki,nuall't IL:
sl4n % the Fnnrth M tnfts hltc" o''t 'n' ''"c "
eAisrEl,'s lt1i.l. WAS THE MOST coNsttEls-
Alil.E ELEVATION
IN tho ost,nn .r ,he un'n tseots, ~, The lins
sh"r,, ,,n',Ic tun~ ,,,,i th"rp il, the brpst-
,yorts tu t;,,iis,ni,im t,,kn wa tho rld iirun
Mi liz .Y Garurs lltlI, therc-
t,,rc tv.* n" XIV II, titi, ad. unJ ior this
REASON @ tiun. Cux l,t.l xycn cspeclnl intention
n If ss h. S"S ~ IN nrmMtry @ s Stnpius. feeling
t1 u, % M @ aso ,tnk lnG!y r o.t5 'ntta sctrnG 1
nss H. rIvrr ,nt i'inc, tjcu. ScNO,icli, ihsts
isayus@ @ tis' {; G"x e co'n"nd Of I'LL tho 'roops
In frmt Of u ii,lc Ut tJattio the ground WIS
pert,v .I,.nr ,ai,,t i,,obstr,ctrd I1r Il tstl,,cu
;,,Is o, qnre. II, whIa, t6s iiul,cl c.
n,an,inr rrt,,tsi 6is nrty nri rrcparcd 10 iirl
il MEa!I,,st H. in cithor side Of tho Columbia
@ ;,'rnst Ms I.u,ns mid IIruley's Urgulrs. of
Wrnrr's ,m ',,wislon Of tho Furth Corps, wcru
srh ir,,,a1I,, M ~ fun Entt,rsuu OvdyckU lad
nctI.t ~ r,lr guard lIurluH tho Krcutur trk III
tGo rctreat trun spring I'LL. and Us It ai,-
proachctl thu Two grlKA,Its q WaElgra aivas,oi
which hull llG1l tlfuggGH ny ScHoHeh 70 IcHHu
Con. Dptycko a!!d ordered hlM to go i9s9 u l!no
t%cts ",j% c serotisaiiy @ to havns any troops Out
THEY cot;tD nt: OF 40 EARTHLY GOOD,
, b., ,ys. Il,w., tn t,a vc his way 40 far us bin
Rrs xs, ws @ s, ma ma s tw9 rest 9shif
wns tiiat thay were ~ hit Manlhlhntod. op.
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that Moud WI. likely 10 do Just what ho did 10
spasuh from wii:oS. t rof,,sed I" bsiisss .h"t
lloni sns really crossing tho river ;,it 1n!ork
sansg n ss :!'r% s M "sns .igMy pty h" II s rs
there; hut can feel nothing hut
CUSrEMrr FOlt THE dENE5At.siIlr Of Tftf
OFFICER
who u c @ not. Of hls ensys ~ "}snt
noon brfore he discovers that anything IA being |
,lon9 llooj at this time sas lnc!0:ng him. md:
Hcn. schoch woulh have IcIn anniniAtcd.
l,nt tnesc Grave a'l.! nrrent rer.s . a arause
inrstin!aSlo sat to- pis roinn!a,.i. lie. lctt his
tnaIn nriny at CuLau,ba until y. ti,.. n'thungii
sss X "' II a 's"i g @ tn. ' fpors u II
Hoods movement nas cnrrrct. ~ that vGry
hour. ao'elock, lnoI II pcrs2.. at The % nS..1 u "f
thru ho,rs. il.nl sat On hI. tnr.e and ray mo
ts asyiiy. md va ha,i !,,i! thrce at,,ail l,rEa1es
It slriua llili-nllygk.. srtt1icys M5 la,ss
Iss 9hS sSy s !" 0aS ta d 5'1s Ss
rlciny irifn tic pke. nnd fiool's nrmy went tnn
Inc ur rctront. iluni orIcre,i IheAtl,a!n . #
task !'n hs G,lrs ,c"r ~ 'oreS q. in1 .x thf
hasr l,scn snt,ifcl vii uf exi.tticc,-n 'upicul
consequence uf the most ifnpcictrMhte stupidity
EYER know,, IT. thu 1t,i,als " W.T. IT. = sa,i that
THE cttAi,sis or \ SoruiIoCs WOMAN
thar IN hurling his overwhelming lMttaioMs
ncnnst o,lr three brKRtes md sch9s'c!tis train,
sTaF psr s s 3y n;;f Si @tt It 'Ts son os ihrs
tho author or 1t tuat ctcrslal silence Ii his best
prose'n WIS r!.!tns WITH % TX con',alal.utt,x r,
u n,lr division, o.l thu retrent frt,n CoI.iMt'is.
When VT reached II point noar sprillR il!sl v.
hIt il short dlstause frota tho roast. We s,!r-
1seti, ot ennrse TINT the trcs ,vcru th',sc u l.
staH otiiccr d ilc!,. statilcy rodo i'r and in.
tor,netl us that tho c,t,l'r- lires were i1ntu BY
,tstoiatlcI slpun receiving this .tuforsnn.
s tsssy w0 s s % 't resesss .ssss tno t xsy
ntlon that he WIS " fE1nt of dcn ilona's ,:,,!
army, Sxs!aitnrd. IN ooAs ~ ta',r. , mn! :, TiG
wo sAw was ticu. Chuathatns uorra 1T Iutuls
nrn,y, and hur,I!y nn.i 10 ,luno ~ when hn,,x
minute otc u Hur uwt. f,.ntcG nrtiarcs caI,io
tnsillnK ,tp tn us ard sutd That he itl rI,l,lcl
s S t. ' " y tic te F Fssa RI eHs,s e sna us e
II, tf.Sps ii q Gen. scho'eld' md al tho dead Of
| midnight Wo
MARCHED OIL, MEN IN nlst.ATilLEss sl-
past the c4t,ltlrc of th9 eneny md within loo
yiris OF his nuttosts. Il was Fortunate for M us
reireat Had hu dono 30 he wnuld haye utterly
unnlhilate,l tho army, which ten. SchutloId Ind
IL u a n9 @ pex lsS sSr TIT tSf as n sss
Of being outtnnkea. Y thors VIVA y nt,y gattertl-
tas Il III i u. Ss9 f IT, ss ssS Il G5 s
nalsnG hn would hAvo oserwneltnod lis and
iund would hlvo bern wiped nut u cxlstcucc."
"lcn. sr!nlcl'': IL hts letter." sald tho r.
Stts Of Frankli. II sS Gan sS Se III. s ~ descrD %
| ttun Of th1i battle. telling wtl0 WRs enEngel In
, 1881-06-14
OTHER TESTIMONY

rosr MEADE, D. T., Jsu. r. I'M
Aar Str:-t have hsd . .pefrstual g!d1oss IL eshs
ache, and have heon ernktipatGd loi t!s ,,f nSpa
year,. llayo Uted different Femenes, 49, - =. yuul
of ihcn have proSon a. es!lcac cto!a % n me ihall
n1ost valuable TRnfic-FAutt LAxA!tE. bI
c:,dcavur u xtye 10 II my toEtlla! ~ eeff
recommending i q my mal'y u, eon !soMSfis oM;ssw.
''''' ''1'' Company X. 18th ln'a0'''
Mexico, No., March ~. ~" ~.
Daar Mr-Taorlc.FRulr LA1A1.yE y ~ ,'c ner,,.< nr
Epluudy that haA ever done my WV WI!!t9,si ;nntlpAr
i,unt good for torpid liver sua hao'vWixat Wa LIZ
tluh.
0LtyEr, slich March IA. n nd
lam taking yo,.T Taoele<F <FauiT "A, '.,e,l,s y
h,li sitolt EXCELLENT narlIs from II thas
Introduce II xm0ng our ladlg1 n. o1n.
fhsve ,,tod your Tgopic-Fkur! LA1ha'iT 1h'ri mich
bcu 10 nv ilat it iloea tdl uaH Ga!m II pAnJ
ID st,rnetklng I've tut ltela ~" te4,,,, Hhysr!aus
Vary sincaFpiy, :. t,Uh !, EnEla.ssTit;n n. !.
'''' .,l II uEal,am st' n'ooA''" -
Nov. ~. 1850.
OFFICE oY ). q. HvEf 4 GS.,,. c.,
TAtLAp1aA, Ala. Ms1eh y !, ,nm
rlorit af FEFn1E;!as EF,4 EtHi1,yS We thsS II,
| batter than snythiMg cves trey ce'9
hlshiy pleased With he~' ]. O. nsr..
, 1881-06-14

- Ns,1-
PRICE Is and GO CTS. SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Trepic-Fruit Laxative.
We tsy In keep thc article. but the rcorle von4
1e' cs4 * 81 " e. sIa bssa@sy asy ~
We hare neys. sesa ~ =, remedy t's !ke ydur. =
highly Co.. aA4sna ?5 g. III L ID xSsSae Ss So
It aclts better than any nrtlclc We keep.
JuDsoS CUNNINGHAM. Richmond, VI
Our physicians rrcscribs q !,,sc I In myown
Washington D, c.
1t.ates we'll md Etses satlstact!on:
HENRY MEo1ts d soSs' fharEE!eists,,. rE
Am selling TKoric. FRUIT LAXATIVE rapidly.
J.. r. IliGu1Ss, owGnsboro, Hy
Taor1c.Fsu!r laxative sells rapidly and sises
snlcNuid satisfaction. o. II. Rash,
Henderson. Ky.
We sell more Of Il than any other one .hins ia
tic store. DowHEv d BROOKS Druggist,
haee''en' ktNc's st,Gs ruAnxacr, Jersey CITY, sJ.
Ilsvc largo demaIa fGF Tnor'sFhTR., IT. LIZ
Elegant and nttrncl!yc. have used i m{1eH
anu brought It to the notice of OUT p'ys!r!ant,
PRENTICE & EvASsoS, JanesT1lle, VA
commenced The drug business In this c!ty ttty
that iinu no article hts Etyet better satisfaction
'''A'' Joi1H /. Wilson, Druggist, Lexington. 81.
Have used Il 70 my family With E,fEat EE!..s. t.t''sa'
Il. Ii. DAVIS, Druggst, Bellows fala' "
Wo have Used your TnorIc. FRUIT LA1AIrI
ourselves, nnl recoHse1dcti II u tho phys!cisns
of onr township, wllO alsu recommend II. 1t an
sweEa tic rt,rpos. designed adn!rnhly
BREWSTER d Co., Druggists, t!nelaud. S'''
COLLISION Bros, Druggists, Coluubia, h1'
The aicest Laxative in tho world. Al the calh'
ollo clergymen IN Indiana arc using 4
Evansville, Ind.
tsclls we'll, and is good article.
TAoric.Feutr LAXATIVE gives universal sat''ae'
tlo!', and phys!cdat!s !scommend tss 'ise: s,,o, a.
Ineyer found moro pleasant and sssr1iis''s
Laxative before. Lnutt sEf1nLN
| 100 Columbia St. Nc" 1o1h
Physicians hero hare found It 10 be nos! rells.
lie. :" :" and they wish TO prescribe It !atseV
| 4. % EcKxaN1SS, ~ Druggist Grand Rapids Mich.
consider the LAXATIVE the finest and i usdst saS
agreeable preparation ever used. and boall feo
''''4 XIV. risacx. Druggist. cheser' "
!
, 1881-06-14
PHYsIcIANs' TESTIMONY.

lind the administration and effect fully Jon
clAlm, Z. II. i.IHsKEf. ~. n
have given your ThorIcFErrT LAXATIVE
fair trial aud am greatly pleased with =. 1,d,
". Ii, KEApER, II. H., Now Amsterdam 'a"'
Ynur t.AxATivs Is Just tho th!ng-t.t-' eas'
take. and tho effect good 1rd
i, b. SIlErAnD. II. D., Evekton, 1ao'
l tried your TanP!c' FRvIT LAXATIVE so'
prescribing Il To my lady patients: ,.,,,,,,. p
ii. e HEnAAHN, ". D., Dusho'o'''
, 1881-06-14

trstltcA Tint during tho summer nf tfIa hr
found EIknh tlrt,N in u suin}n IN tho corner uf
Thirty fourth md State Atreets. He WITS a1lc to
xtnIitt mp. hut cn1h1 mt walk very straight.
Wii1ra4 wIa tult1 tthlt there WIS Inrty will my
ar,n,nl tu r, HIN. md su kept hi cyn w bin.
, 1881-06-14

This mon thus stationed In tho Opun fold simply
vanco ,ipo,, o,lr works. A!tor seoinY the pt'si-
loA Ut tho csson,y and Vt our own tto0ns |
crossed tho Iiarpeth aud reported to Ger. Wood
MY opinion Ut tho situation, and yeulArkra that
e asfS 5 wof9 ay q r. af soss r. ,, fySs
y seS setass s 81. ish shst eF su na ak % ts
s sas - tcsry sS crs III sosa @ s!o Weto
wake % tse tss ct y ill.,
uf anybody. when ~ said to mo, y am very
Klsl shst The Esspons1issy of ,ols I,osisIon tao4
after, ut p.ln., tha heavy firing III waguer fs,mt
informed ~ that tue opntllet bud begun, nnu
nlnK % acruss @ the opsn piai. = 81 ~ whch ihoy aati
hucu statlonSti+ iioel's aruy followed tGo,n In
nass. and waGnYes division seryul as th1
aAsea not tro Ut tho gPprounhing foe, because
y 4;ong 70 thoy wou,i havs shut down hundred.
tho S aSs uen sehou 'M1 aow aas sssns a' t. g. d.,
eir.uR, Judging from hia letter. ar claiming tho
raspoAsibtllty of thu lattle q frankitn. When
these iwn bri9atins tnit III tue Htr. Us we my iii
tho nstny, nIA'n an opo!' pln!n which they must
% inF ihe % tsts 10 s recsVu the ssts II % ,SaS
trt,ops, heavily Hlussett. | tnAy hayu something
more to Huy nta she sul,1crt: .
continued ~. lestt'w, ~ nuyht to lKllNt out
thu general Futures 1T thu uGlon cause nvur
tug entire sf'entro VI tho war, in order 10 show
| NlkAyE CONSEQUENCES sItAT HAVE FI.OWElI
from helal victory VI fsank'tn ou Nov. sj,
lsat IT. Nrw orlca'!s a1,tl nshor raccs lu thu fur
Sasan!sah. and Deu. dsaut kad no tro%ops % io
q It aaa sn
meant Confederate reign over Tennessee und
ksutucky, and the most relotseless ensoscts-
6satas. II II reasonable ii hc!iosu that victusy
| At this point wo2d h4HA raised the numerical
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ST. JOHN.
GOSPEL ACCORDING To

I. In the beginning was the Word. and the
Word was with God, and the Word was God.
.. The same was in the beginning with God.
8. All things were made by him and without
him was not anything made that hath been
4. made. In him was life; aud the life was the
5. light Of men. Aud the light shincth in the
darkness; and the darkness apprehended il
6. not There came a man, sent from God,
Z. whose name was John. The same came for
witness, that he might bear witness of the
light. that all might believe through HIM
5. He was not the light, but came that he
y. might bear witness of the light There was
To- every man, coming into the world. He
was In the world, and the world was made BY
IL. him. and the world knew him not He came
unto his own, and they that were his own
L. received him not But as many as received
him, 10 them gave he the right 20 become
children of God. erea 70 them that believe
on his name; which were born, lot of blood
nor of the will OF the flesh, nor OF the will Of
H. God. And the Word became flesh, and
dwelt among US land we beheid bis glory,
glory as OF the only begot en- from the Fatn-
IL erl, full OF grace aud truth. John beareth
witness OF him. and erieth, saying. This was
Is. Is come before me: for he vas before me- For
OF his fulneS We all received. and grace for
Is grace. For the law was given by Noes
l.. grace aud truth came by Jesus Christ No
man hath seen God at any time: the oaly be-
gotten Son. which Is In the bosom OF the
Father, he hath declared hins.
The Gospel Is q continuous narrative.
The marginal feuresindicate the verses
as they appear in the old copies OF the
new Testament. There are no heads to
to the chapters, the divisions only being
shown by a larger figure. OF course it
will take Bible reaoers some time to get
used to the innovation. For intelli-
gent and satisfactory reading the
new arrangement is preferable,
but for purposes OF reference and
quotation it will be readily observed
that great difficulty viii be experienced.
lone desired 70 quote now you could
not refer 10 the quotation from ] John,
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Ii will be seen at a glance that while
the Peoria samples vary from So to 90
per cent, DSight's vary only from 80 to
81
Proceeding with the subject, the pro-
lessor gave very interesting account OF
the manufacture OF tine sugar. The
corn, from which the sugar is made, Is
ground on regular milestone and mix.
ed with water during the process. 1t
comes out pulpy substance, the starch,
glucose, albumen and husk mixed indls-
criminately together. The pulp is pass
Ell over vibrating scream Of fine bolt
ing cloth and all of the husk and albu.
men strained Off This portion, con-
tanning 50 per cent OF the original grain,
is sold as feed The only part removed
is the fat-making substance, leaving the
albuminous matter, which forms bone
and muscle and is admirably adapted for
feed for animals.
The part which passes through the
boiling cloth is shown by the microscope
to be small globules OF starch. To this
more water is added, and it is pumped
to the upper story of the building AMI
stored in tanks IL is then in the milky
condition as shown in the bottle. Into
these tanks hot steam is introduced, un-
til the starch is entirely gone, and the
mass is converted into colorless liquid,
quite sweet, such as was shown in the
second bottle.
Now comes the converting process.
The fluid is conveyed into large iron
pans for boiling. II these are vacuum
pans the process OF converting can be
carried on at lower temperature, say
OF ll00, but if not, heat OF 2200 is req
uste. BY the former, the syrup 80
produced is as colorless as ever, but
higher temperature gives it the golden
tinge OF Orleans syrup-or produces
brown or white sugar accordingly.
Whether the product OF conversion is
sugar o: syrup, depends upon the hear,
time, and so forth.
Sugar made from cane is sweeter than
grape sugar, and the syrup also, and il
il is desired to sweeten the syrup as
produced above, or to color il, portion
OF Orleans syrup, say one fifth, is added
to it. And by the process above de
scrbed, nothing is lost, but 8 per cent.
is gained by the addition Of the water.
This is the process. How long it may
be before We eat sugar and mOissses OF
our own manufacture depends upon cir
cumstances, but it will be ere long. The
opening for such an industry is q good
one. The market isgood and prices ave
profitable. OF all OF the sugars and
syrups consumed in the United States,
six-sevenths is imported, and only one.
seventh manufactured in the States, SO
that surely there will be an increasing
demand for the products Of good
works, such as this one promises 10 be.