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Little jake Jones.
HOW HE SHOCKED HIS DEAR OLD GRANDMOTHER
IN HEADING REsIPE.

Old Mrs. Jones borrowed Mrs. Browns
resiPe for making watermelon pickle the
other day. and, being hard of hearing, as
she couldn't see to rrai very well, she got
her grandson Jnkie to read it for her.
Iakie took the paper, like dutiful chlId,
and, holding it Upside down, commenced ::
fake a green watermrInm-''
"Why, Jakir. ain't you mi>taken2
thought the melon must hs ripe"
"Oh, what's the matter wil yew! G,.w
ever see "a watermelon that wuSn't green p
'Cul the watermelon into four halves
" But there amt only two halves To amy.
thing. Idun'l hrirvp you are reading thai,
j ike"
We'll, | don't have to, anyhow that,
what the reseet says. Then soak it in 4"
plnt cup"
"Oh, dear me! How in the world can
YOU pat Watermelon in pint cup?"
Well, amt here to tell the whereas ;
md howIorrs. lm just rtadin' the facts
md you can put IN the tilnsaI-e TO suit your
taste. After so.kin' the melon put it in a
,>ilet aud fry it lur five days"
" wonder II NJ. Brown sent me such +.
recipe as Ihnt?' said the old lady; tut
.l'klr kept on:
Thrn put the watermelon in quar-
bnwl and pour over il gall~n of vinegar,
taking care not To spell til" vlnegar-"
"id just like to know how you can pouI
Il gallon into quart howl without sIIllln-
my ot it, but jake continued:
"Thrn lift peck of red pepper through
milk strniner over the melon, and to on
cup OF butter add the white an.l volk+,
nd shells of three egg, and throw in th.
dd ten that laId them, aud four sticks ~
.'tnnaln"n drops aud two tahleAl,oonslul -
lnlnlne and run it through ;. coffee mil
and let it stand ill it IrrmentS, and ther
| put it in tin can and tie the can to a do. ,,
tall-thls will stir il up to the right con
>l-t+ncy-and then you can turn it off il
''rocks and have it ready for use. Serve J
'"ld and spread it on mince pie aud i
makes capital DESERT" and Jakie slid ou
II door and left the old lady locking like
wrinkle on IL Detroit Free Press
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

SKIPPING FLORIDA ORANGES 70 EURoPE.-
An experiment has been recently made
that demonstrates that oranges can lie
shipped from Florida to Europe in perfect
safety. A gentleman of Jacksonville, Fla,
recently forwarded a box of the fruit To q
friend in London. The package WAS twenl, .
one days on the road, and reached the pnr.
ties to whom IL WAS sent in splendid order,
only three oranges being damaged. II is
claimed that the Florida oranges are so
much superior to those obtained from the
Mediterranean that If they were once ia.
troduced they would soon drive the latter
out of the market.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
Eur pes Pig Scare.

France has taken the lead and several
other powers are about to fellow in exclui
ing the American pig from Europe. 1t i,
not that they object to pig in the abstract,
tut are opposed to thu American pig in th+
concrete. The alleged objection is that out
pig is diseased aud contributes tyichinosis,
aud hence is objectionable. As the pig ia
Europe is oi pure blood and free from al.
such intirmiilrs it is proposed to keep away
all dangerous pigs. 1t is not necessary To
argue that this action emhodips an undue.
prejudice against the American pig, bur
such is the tact. TO what extent the evli
complained Of exists is uncertain. II is AT
al events clear that American pork l.
freely consumed in this country, and with
nc evil Results, where proper cure is taken
that it he suitably cooked. When this is
not don" the possibility of had results i
acknowledged. But this danger is not COZ,
hnel to the American pig. 1t relates L"
the animal in all countries, and for wears oi
time. 1t Is fair presumption, therefore.
that the ex' lu>inn of American pork irou,
Europe has am ultPrinr motive. Our b...l
"nltlr have been declared un>ound, ami
England Was on the point of excluding
them. 1t il evident, therefore, that ia.
reason for this hostility is to be found el>s
where than in the condition of the, am
mHls Europe is disturbed that we rom
pete with her in food supply. We s-nn
grain and meats across the ocean to Goreign
markets At prices that cannot be compete,
with. This is the real grievance. IL r..
suits in a feeling of hostility that leads t..
the use of all kinds nf excuses to restrict
and hamper trade. Hence this Outcry
over diseased pork. II is, mainly. an rx-
cuse for shutting certain ports against our
commerce IN given articles. The plan may
work for time and 80 will do to asitntp :;
hut all such experiments are apt to React
on the party or country making Use of
them -PhhndeIphia NeWs.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

ih" fastest Trains in the cnIntry now tut
.'"t"e'n j. r,py and Ptl'"l,lphin, nml IL,
Pennsylvania Railroad hopes soon Il"
make tue trip in nR hour and half A
1n0nster locomotive is now building in the
comphny's shops at Altoona which is ex
pected to perform the feat IL will he
finished in about three weeks, and if the
trial trip is satisfactory. five more will be
huilt on the same model. locomotive
capable of attaining uniform speed Of
sixty miles an hour is not TO he sneered at,
hut Colonel Roberts, of Titusville, will ut.
tempt to throw even that extraordinary
performance into the shade. There is now
building Tor him at the Baldwin Works n
locomotive which is designed 10 he the
fastest in the world. The builders and the
owner wilsbe disappointed if it doesa't
make record Of eighty miles an hour,
and run 100 miles without taking on coal
or water. II viii be taken to Europe and
tested on the railroads of England and the
Continent.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
Locust Grove Fruit Farms
PLANTS FOR SALEI

Queen of the Market" specially unIyerSallv
lodged ta be the largest handS6mesl and hst
red raspberry grpwn proflSe bearer delicns flavor
and exceptional shipping qualities make I, the mosi
printable berry for fruit growers Price, her thrn,d
hard plants. so SON plants. SIS. Bristol HighIanJ
hardy aud all other vareteso OF raspberres eron a.
prices tO suit the times. ei"""' at
Wilson; Albany. Charles Downing. Monarch of tho
West and Crescent Seeding strawberry plants at 81 So
thousand Also Peach Apple and Pes ,ra ~ per
d oers o. a KINGS and general line Of nursery stock
Jan 2s-tf JACOB c. BROWN. wyOminr Del,
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Perseverance will Tell!

STnUGHrON. Mass. March 10th 1880
B J. Kendall $50. GeuIs: In justice Ia You and
myself think ought To let ynu know that have RI.
moved two Bone Spavins with Kcndall's SPAWN
cure. one very large one; Dent know how long the
SPAWN had been there have owned the horse eight
months. II tOuk me four months take the large
me OH and two for the small one. | have used 10
bottles The horse is entirely well all stiff and
no bunch tn lie felt This Is wonderful
medicine II is new thing here but if It does for all
what 1t has done tor lis sale will he very great
Respectfully yours. Gil ~. + PARKER
l. sure in its effects mild In its aCtinn> does
blister aud yet Il l. penetrating and power u t. reach
any deep seated pain ur To remove any buuy growth
any other enlargement il used f,r several days
such sIavimS, SplimtS curh>. 'allnuS sprans ell
ings. any iameneSS and all enlargementS of the nint
Ir limb, rheumatism in man aud for any purpose
for which liiinrnt is used for ar beast. II j.
known 10 lie the best linimeut flr ever used
acting mild and yet certain in it, effects II is used
III strength with perfect safety at all of the
year
send address for Illustrated Circular. which
think gives positive proof of its virtues No remedy
has ever met with such unqualified success. to our
knowledge, for beast as well as man.
Price 81 per OuItle ur six bOtttlS for s. All Drug
gists have il get il for yuiI 1t will lie
any address ON receipt of price hy the prnprietOrs
DR.. B. J KENDALL & co.
Enoshurgh Falls Vermont
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. July 2i-ly
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HOW 1T WAS CAUGHT.

Very little is known of this strange com
ninatlon of sheep aud horse. twas caught
III Dakota territory by the present owner.
who is IA dealer in horses. In pursuit ni
his business the gentleman was one day
riding along near the Buffalo mountains
with some companions, when they came in
light of troop of wild horses; chase was
Immediately given, and after u short pur.
>ult the shrPp.horSe was singled out ni the
herd hy its nmhling gate and strange ~.
learance. As it ran 1t threw its hind lr:,
out like II sheep when running in the field
The pursuprs also noticed, even at a long
distance, the strange coat which covered il, ,
and its strangely formel head, and the,
started to run it down. This, however,
was no easy undertaking, as the animal ran
easily. aud kept it up. Al length, however.
II was lassOotd aud taken into the gentle
;a"n's quarters. For long time it wn-
very frnctinuS, and 1t took time and pa
! tience to tame it, When, hnwrvpr, it hp
gan tn get used to stahlp.y yard treatment,
! 1t became dncilp, and was easily taught
ilnny little tricks. Its nature proved L"
h. in many respects that of u sheep. 1t
was playful, aud has rarely evlncel any
thing like viciOusness. At the present
Time il knows how to perform twenty -four
tricks, which the owner has taught il. In
travelling on the road it can 20 at Gai,
trnt, but the pace it Pxcels in is running.
having already run, it's owner states, u mile
IN less than two minutes II is now seven
years old and stands l4l hands high. 1t
was caught when years old, aud hnr
since that time been kept west of the Ms
,issrri up to three months ngo, when II
was brought To this city. /, has not yet
0""n -h"d. and probably will not h''N ns IT,
a co., ar TIA. veal and tear nf travel way
! Will and rs owner l'r"l'".e> To I,uI iRtn Ih.
/ 'r u ing mex hnr-p a.d nrin-iN
! a.. '""'r trk", f,l. tn. IL .hONImg hi>
a. '.,ll I's ii trr,on,. ant u ut.
un,b'I have called ln * ,tnInc II. Th.
! IVr hs YET, how. vvr. nIrIv-I at no ,lthuu
'""iu-I"" - u ih' Inr'.nIagr al Ia" qn.,',
.lmni- Phi'ad,fpLn Ereniqy Nrcs
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

From every part of the Dominion of
Canada come reports Of the ravages OF
diphtheria, which has been more general
and more fatal, according to the Canadian
preHs, than ever before. Persons who never
look from facts TO causes, who, In word,
never go behind the returns" speak of
the awful visitation of divine Providence.
not caring to realize, perhaps, that impure
air and water ARE at the bottom OF the
trouble and that large share OF the re
slmnsiLility lies ut Gheir own doors. The
Montreal Witness lifts the nail sQuarely on
the head when il says; 5" Lis sheer blas.
phemy to lay TO The account Of Providence
II scnurre brought upan community hy
disregard Of the laws Of hygiene, and lei
ran lis dire will through the imiTudenc-
Of il,e people rppelaily and the careless
ness Of the authorities"
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

CENsrs FIGURES 1t is rather curiou-.
'h"n We r"mrnLrr that the decade, hptwp.-i
1850 20 ~ during four wears period "i
tN'>t >t't"g " r. in which over half II mi.
''.'n men ln-t their lives from wounds nn"
"'mP discusses, that the census returns f."
1850 sh"nd show larger di.rrnpertinr.
l"'tw' em the sexes than th"S.. OF 1870 j.
1870 the Prnp"rtion was 97.S0l Iemnles t.,
100 600 n"l-s. In 1880 tie proportion VII,
96.5l9 females to 100 600 males The dis.
IrI''uli"n of sexes under this last census i
25,520.5S2 males to 24.630 28I C"males-nr,
excess of males amounting 8SS.29S, or LII
per Cent. of the whole. II is not easy to
explain this increase in the disprop"rli'n u
OF the sexes unless upon the suprosition
that it proceeds from the increase ot immi.
grafton during the latter part of the de-
cade just past.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
d5e smprna Gimes.
SUtY1W0, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, March %, 1881.
.HgTlcWLIW1'UI.
Sheep or Horse 2
A CREATURE THAT HAS THE SKULL. TAIL. WOOL
AND MANY OTHER CHARACTERISTICS
OF a SHEEP AND YET THE
FORM OF HORSE.

On the west side OF 10Th street. Just he.
seventy five feet from the street. is one al
the str"ngest freaks of nature that has
ever been seen in this city. and on" which
is exciting great interest among the physi
nlo.iSt who's" attention has been directed
tn 1t. The wonder is what may bp called -
sheep hor,e. IL other words. il is mn am
rnal that has many nt the characteristics "i
fine hOrs" and many of those oi sheep
FREAK OF NATURE.
On looking at the animal for the fir>I
time the spectator is puzzled to decId'
whether to cnnsi Ter the animal horse o.
IN Overgrown sheep. Stand in front am"
look at him he und"u%tedIy resemble, {"
gray horse of rather meek nature, a liIll'
ON the style of the one which is said t..
have drawn the famous tone hnsS shay. =
Turn him around, however, aud look al
hIm from the rear and the spectator w0ulu
he equally sure he was an Overgrown shetI
ju-t waiting To take IA gamnOl OVeI the
HrIiS. ne amman mas HnP tllCk coat Oi
genuine wool, which is as heavy as thai
which grow upon the ordinary sheep. 1t,
skull i. undoubtedly the skull of sheep
ud two pre- jrrIion> can he ielt on top ui IT.
where IL Seems As il rams horns had startr'
t. grow; the nostril- are long and slrndri
nS the sleeps no,tril-; the tail is the sherr
,tuhly tail of the sheep. The fore ho"f'
1T the animal have an ind+nture in III,
middle, which show that they came yer,
.i"-e to being cloven, and the hoofs Of the
mind feet are also marked in the same wa,
although not quite so strongly. The hide
where il caL hp seen hV rrl. on Of the haiI
ICING worn oil hy the halter, is the soft
oily hide of sheep. The owner stated I,
u that he shearrd his sherl.hnrse r+gu
IHrly in she"p shenring season and alw"y,
gets good crop of wool off it. Hr saIo
that he has a robe made from this wool
which lie uses when riding about in coIt
weather aud good sized cap made froI
/ the same material.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

In Italy every voter must he twenty FIVE
y""rs old, able to read AMI write and pny
taxes to the sum Of forty lire. Mulnm ly.
ism don't flourish in Italy.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

The emperor of Germany is very fond Of
pretty iaess. There is nothing very re.
narknbIe about this except that, being a
married man, he is brave enough to confess
il.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIMPTES

Will mail free the Iecpe for Il simple Vegetable
Balm that Will remove Tan. FTeCkles. PmpeS and
BlOiches leaving the skin SUit. clear AMI beautiful
also instructions for producing luXulant growth u
hair on Il bald head or Smulh face Address, inrlus
Ing &c. stamp Ben Vaudeif u Co. Beekman 81 y y.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

A Boston woman has hnd fiye divorce 8.
She was determined to get a good husband,
II possible, but made the mistake of not
picking ont newspaper man.
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
Elder Of the Sd. Albans Eistrict.

ST. ALBANs, VT. Jan. both. 1889.
DR.. b. j. Kendall Il Co.. Gents In reply to your
letter Will say that my experience with Kendall
SPAWN cure has been very satisfactory indeed Three
or four wears ago procured 'nttie of your agent
and with it, cured horse of iameue>S caused by Il
spaVln Last season my horse became very lame and
| turned him out for lew weeks when he became
better but when put him nu the road he grew worse
when discovered that "A ring bone was forming 1
p:'cured bottle OF kendall'S SPAWN Cure and with
less than bottle cured him that he is not lame
neither can the bunch be found
Y u
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TO CONSUNPTIIES,

The advertiser. having been permanently cured OF
mat dread disease. Consumption 10y simple remedy.
IS anxious Ia make known tu his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. 10 all who desire it he will send Al
copy "f the prescription used tree of charge with
he directions Orpreparing and using the same. which
Hey VIII hud sure cure tor Consumption. .lhmH.
Bronchitis. &c Parties wishing the Prescription will
please address Rev K a. WILSON, l94 Penn ST. VIII
y. Y. Jan ~ 6m
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Phila., vii. & Bait. R. r.
DELAWAIsE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SORTiIyAPn.

On and after MONDAY Tanuary 10 1851 fSuu-
days excepted trains VIII leave a. follows:
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Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ARRANG EMENT.

On and after MONDAY, January S. 1881, Sundays
excepted trains will run follows:
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AGENTS.

ANDREW J. WILSON. General Age. p5.er
90 y Ui7bm.s N1nrt e. f. Fr,r,,a. H-a.4.,
Geo Il V,a,g. D,L ,jtq Lcms.f n U,".., I'LL,
j. ; H"ltng,a SuQr4G I.lu u. u;rnt III
i. J1ck>U. .jr. IttIg,hn Iy,,ry r. t..i.- >....
lar. Il. dHf, c>Di Fit,fficQ II +; Is,,tl.. o. .. A.
R.yHsar II'VliHS .Ejord Janlc> i..s.I,r ;f..,
GeprOe U0grc fci'0a. B. F. u,,oq.. r, t..-
C.J A1rrnaytOn FurmiH9'0a Su<>c-
James w. Iuaiyke CH.st,7ro,ri. M.
Jercniah B. Fletcher, Preston III
Ciurics CoNllS C,..''p W =
Hm Il Dctia>oa Pyromost C: u:
HI G"SI,:&S ,'0D,0. .t,5'.. .tu.> vto.tfL,uLI-,
WV. .DENNEY. Jr.. Sec'x
March /, 1850. U,yrp N
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23

A GENTS wANTED.-BiG Pay. Light Work Steady
n Employment. samples Tree. Address, NJ l.
BHRN, AZ Nassau Street New York
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l847 KENT COUNTY l3n
Mutual Insurance Co..
DOVER. DEL.
DEL.

Insure, aGrin~t ,o-- 10y t;e i-,';.... !..... I.,.
'iiE uh1tr "h1rh payE"ut~ az" t..-.... .........
advance DARING A."!litI-u.p ans. ,. t....... -.
MeElh"r> "!IAie' cr rrr.dt- i..E -. 81. ,r- l,.qs
."'-e, eA"u,.s AMI diE;'.c'.I- = r,..r'...f ,r~,
furnishing Nl>Gr.,.,s. g.: t.-'
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
KendalI's Spawn Cure,
From Rev. P. N. GRANGER.
- I.TIM o r E

The most successful remedy over discovered as il i
certain in its effects and does not blister Read proc
below
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
100 YARDS.
No. g.

No. 9.
In the absence of any instruction. we viii
make as above. In ordering give full degcrip
ton Of what you want leave nothing TO bt
guessed at
Parties unknown to MS. ordering goods vii
he required 10 remit us one-third the yoluc he.
lore we ship them, the balance to be paid or
delivery.
Us Send for Price List.
WIN. E. HCCFER 8 SONS,
phI I.TIMO ORE
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J. B., B e., AND v. RiIIRolN.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after MONDAY. January l7ih 1851, Sun
lays excepted trains will run a. follows:
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Price for the Year 1881, 6 Cents per basloI

SPECIAL RATES OF FREIGHT at all stations OH
the IGilruHd
ORDER filled promptly COR any amount from one ral
load to ten thousand bushels Send orders rarlv
Smyrna times., 1881-03-23
Abstract OF Statement. 1850.

Receipts for the Year.. ..-...
i.9N.t' ana kNi,eu,e> for th l"alr...... T. H..
Dividends Paid I. n. =.
Paid Members "u Withdrawal ........ s..
Amount - Credit Of Member, Dec 81 i->. i. i.--
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6 Cents per Bushel
sLL. LIME.

Is preferable to Stoue Lime ad wIt the present cx.
icnciN ln" lrcc and advantageous freight rates II
- decldcdy the CIiAPE>1 AND MOST ltEIIAl;I. +
tEEI ILlLEk Iur PEAIMsL LA usc
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THE PRISON.

Monthly Meeting of the lnspoctors.
All the prison inspectors were present
at the regular monthly meeting of the
board to day. Numerous bills were ap.
proved. Mr.. Boyer read the report Of
the committee on inventory, which was
taken on November 20 and 80. According
to this the whole stock on hand amounts
to s1O, 927.75, of which s7,241.27 is in the
manufacturing departments, and the re
mainder is in the other departments. Their
stock in the three principal departments
are as follows Tobacco, 83,79S.97
boots and shoes, e277.T; carpets, g.
G37OG.
The quarterly report Of the physician
showed that although large number OF
persons had been sick but one died.
1t was agreed not to allow Boyer, in Jail
for two years, any Communication as he at
tempted to escape in February.
1t was agreed TO procure wire gratings
for the windows of the cells in tho prison.
The inspectors all signed the petition to
the board of pardons in behalf of Isaac
Seldomridge, now in Jail for forgery.
The following resolutions by Mr.. Boyer
were adopted
Resolced, That the president and solici-
tor be directed to prepare punishment
register in which shall be recorded opposite
the name of the respective convict all
offenses by him committed against prison
discipline, with the date thereof and pun
ishmcnt inflicted. That for this purpose
the nnderkeepers shall keep such record
and return it to the clerk at the close of
every month, who shall enter the result, in
the register and lay the same before the
inspectors whenever prisoner is to be dis
charged.
"Resolcsd, That all attempts to break
Jail in the past year be entered on said
register"
Mr.. Hagen offered the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted.
Resoloed, That the large room over
"bummers' hall +" be fitted up and that all
persons engaged in the manufacture of
cigars be put to labor in that and other
rOOmS.'
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Rutter and passed. all the members
voting for it except Messrs Carter and
Hagen:
''Resolred, That We advertise for sealed
proposals for prison labor to manufacture
cigars for one year, commencing January
9th, 1852, contractor to give his own bond,
furnish tobacco and everything appcrtain.
ing to the manufacture Of cigars also
sell his own cigars and furnish his own
foreman. Bids to be handed to the presi-
dent OF the board or before December 81
at 12 m. The inspectors reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.''
Messrs. Wolf and Hagen were appointed
a committee to audit the tveasurer's ac-
count
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s:otnezs. Mosners:: Koshers!.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
If So, go at once and get o bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
ieve the poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon it; there Is no mistake about 1t.
There is not q mother on earth who has ever
used II, who Will not tell you at once that 1t
will regulate the bowels. and give rest to the
mother. and relief an! health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe TO
use III all cases, and pleasant 10 tho taste, and
Is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest anG
best female physician and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; g cents q
6ottl: nlar2.lvd&wM.W&S
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Then and Now.
philadelphia Times.

AuucS.
Shortly after President Garfield's inaug-
uration fri, nds of Senator John Stewart,
of Chambcrsburg, urged his appointment
to the Mexican mission. Secretary Blaine
had made up his mind to recommend the
appointment, and Preident Garfield would
no doubt have done so had he lived. 1t il
said that Senator Cameron, learning of the
probability OF Stewards appointment, also
became an active advocate of Stewart, and
solicited Blaine's interest in the case. The
senator went to him in regard to it several
times. On one of these occasions he said
he had set his heart on the matter and
would like to see Stewart get the place.
Before the consummation of tho thing
Garfield died. 1t is now understood here
that since Artnur's succession Mr.. BLAME
asked Senator Cameron if he still favored
the appointment of Senator Stewart.
Blaine said if he did and would go with hin,
to the president and recommend the ap-
pointmcnt it would unquestionably be
made ; whereupon, to Biaine's surprise, Mr..
Cameron fatty replied that he was not in
favor Of it.
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" "Hunpty Dumpty' To-night.-That comical
hero OF song and story "Humpty Dumpty''
has ever been prime favorite with patrons
OF amuscments I'm this city and tonight they
are to be afforded another opportunity of wit
Messing his capcrs, in the appearance at Full
ton opera house of viii Growers lIumpty
Dumpty pantomimc and speciality company.
They advertise a number OF new and amusing g
tricks, and among the special features of merit
promised are the Royal pantomime company,
the Transatlantic novelty company, the Lon
don dog circus, Dodd's military band, Mays
opera orchestra. Low prices rule, as will be
seen on reference to the advertisement.