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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04
Theatrical Qualifications.

A candidate for the stage, early in the
present century, applied to one. of the
proprietors of London theater for an
engagement. After he had exhibited
specimens of his various talents the fol-
lowing dialogue took place between the
manager and him:
"Sir, you futter."
$50 did Mrs. Inchbald."
"You are lame of Leg"
$50 was Foote."
But you are thick-legged."
$50 is Jack johnson. "
"Yop have an ugly face"
$50 has Liston." =.
You are very short.
$50 was Garrick."
"You squint abominably."
$50 did Lewis.
"You are a most monotonous man.
nerist."
$50 is Kemble.."
"You are but miserable copy of
Kemble."
$50 is Barrymore"
"You have perpetual whine"
$50 has Pope"
"In comedy you are quite buffoon.
$50 is Munden."
"You sing as i'll as you act"
$50 does Kelly"
"But you have all these defects COM
bined."
$50 much the more singular"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04
The Dry Climate of Colorado.

A medical man, writing from Colorado,
says he has been paying particular atten-
ton to the effect of the climate of that
State upon healthy and consumptive
persons, it having been advertised as
highly beneficial for invalids troubled
with affections of the lungs. The doctor
finds that healthy persons lose flesh rap
idly when coming into the rare atmos-
phere of Denver and Leadville. which
are situated at great height from the
sea, any many Of them are taken with n
dry catarrh which results rapidly in
quick consumption and death. Invalids
usually run q very short course, and die
within few days or weeks. Not wish
ing to appear biased, at all, in his opin-
ion, the doctor asks invalids to judge for
themselves whether they think they
would enjoy basking in such a climate rs
Colorado.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04

"Ohl go away and play. / cannot
bother with you I want to work" Re-
member. when you spend some
of your precious moments in start
ing something that will amuse your
child for hours, it is noble work.
Make their childhood happy if you can.
Answer their questions, even if it takes
time and thought. AS this little one
was working this morning, she often
asked me to look at it and see if it was
all right. l did so, and L am happier
tonight because did it. At noon the
clouds broke away and helped her with
sacque and rubbers, and away she went
to have a good time with papa aunt
birdie"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04

When she was dead they heaped her pulseess
breast
with loving weight Of flowers; and they pressed
With sweetest buds her death-unwilling hand
A though cold CLAW did loves gift understand
And the awed silence OF the room was rent
by passionate speech. and by hot kisses. spent
ON siern-set brow and mouth; alas 10 stern
For speech OF kiss OF love they will not turnl
But she-her soul beside ITS robe OF clay
Still lingering, n 'twere 10th 10 20 away
she only said. slow dawning In her eyes,
Death-pure, "A sweet yet sally cold surprise.
O. OF all these gifts We heap upon Deaths shrine,
Had but one bud. ono kiss Ia life been mine,
q We, my loving friends" land then II seemed she
sgaed),
"Could this have been, my friend. had not diedv
II A. Morrison ia Cine nadfi Commercial
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04

For articles of rubber which have be-
come hard and brittle Dr. Pol recommends
the following treatment immense the
articles in mixture of water of ammonia
one part and water two parts, for time
varying from five minutes to an hour,
according to the circumstances of the
case. When the mixture has acted
enough on the rubber it will be found to
have recovered all its elasticity, smooth
ness. and softness.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04

LIKE the moon in its rising. life comes
out of darkness; it grows; it wanes; 1t
disappers; but only to the sense. Some
where, always, it still floods the night
with its beauty. 1t forever is; nor more,
nor less. II is as an ocean of being,
flowing in and out forever of the ANA
IONS, the Thameses, the Hudsons of our
several lives-their bays, their harbors,
their inlets and their outlets.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04

"Drp you slip?" they asked the old
gentleman as they picked him up. ooh
no" he growled, "of course not. l was
trying to see If / could sit down on that
coal-hole top hard enough to break it.
Did it just for the fun of the thing.
And he glared ut them savagely, and
they somehow felt mighty foolish.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04

"Iv Jones undertakes to pull my
ears" said loud-mouthed fellow on a
street corner, he'll just have his hands
full" The crowd looked at the mans
ears and smiled.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04
ApnAu,N IdNco1N WAS once colle,

ABRAHAM LINCOLN was once called
upon to address some young people. He
responded to the call, but said he would
not attempt to give them an address,
but rather q short sermon. The sermon
was as follows: Don't swear, don't
gamble. don't lie, don't cheat, don't
steal, don't drink, don't smoke, dor,
chew love God and man, and be hap
ny"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04

A HoRsE-cAR driver III Hartford had
occasion to stop and crawl under the car
to fix something Two sympathetic men
on the walk seeing the form under tho
car, and that it was motiohless, believed
1t had been run over, and Fastening up.
caught the driver by the feet and pulled
him out, very much to his profano AS
constituent. -Danbuyy Neigs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-04

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ocfdres for the full parts Of hymnunes anthems songs
aud popular sacred and secular music generally.
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ONE Of the GREAT WORLDS EXHIBITIONS ron
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, 1881-10-20
MEXICO.
4 TER lslItI.l: HURRICANE.

4 TER Nln1.E lftNtttCASE+
SAN FnANclscu, Cal, Oct. l0.-JnlIn Htr-
minghan, agent Ut the California; ulal 3Icxi-
can Steamship Company, las received I'd
Vices from aiazatlan giving particulars of n,
tcrrible HURRICANE that visited that port Sept
20. Unitod States Consul i. q. Koltoll, Dlr-
miuglam's correspondent, says: On the
o9th ult. We had regulur hurricane, lastIng
frnm noon To sunset.
Tile Sonora WIS taking IN coAt, and lind to
put to seA will, twelve tons. uur lighter
went nsll0re and was broken Tip,
Tho tier,llun bark Caroline. with wines amt
groceries, had discharged about tlfty ions
wI,cn she went ashore, ami is II cninplcto
wreck. The cargo was saved. though great
" damaged.
THO American schooner Rolso dragged Oh
the bur all.l remained there during the storm.
Tho crow remained In tho rigging all night.
Thu sea, breukng over the vessel. washed
tho leck-luad awny.
Tlls Faragossu, ,noorcd OIL tho inner har.
bor, receiving cargn, broke louse, al,d. Cur
rylug away tho Wlaari. fetchgl nuol the
beach. She was g0t of l,cxt day un!nI Iure.1.
IL ts said TINT 800 lives have been lost ln
nciRlborinG towl,s from frcslIets.
Three hundred houses Of all kinds were
destroyed.
, 1881-10-20

Fifth Annual 1Ieetfn&. OF ttlo American
Humane Aasocintion.
Dosroy, Mass. Oct. 10.-1'he nth annual
tnectlng Of the American Humane Association
commenced today. E. l.. Brown, Of Chicago.
presiding, who snid that the association should
havo its agents Ia every city and town. lfo
nd!rd that uu ONO Of tho 100 designs for cattle
cars TINT hnd hceu presented hus 80 compiled
With the requirements therefor thAt tho $ta,000
prize voted By tho association can h0 awarded to
Its inventor. Henry ucrgh snit1 th!rty.sx States
and Territories are now united In tho Humane
LeaRuc, hn,i tho PROMISE Of n correct sentiment
In regard to tho proper treatment Of dumb
creatures for tho coming generation Is most
promising. 4 telegram was sent TO tho Mayor
OF Louisyllc, KY. urging him tu stop dog
fight announced to take place therc. Thanks
were returned 10 Mrs. Cooper. WIN. In her work
Of inspection Of tho condition OF catt!e traIna.
had bctc Bubjecfcd to threats and 1nstilta. Thu
opinion wa5 oxpreeseu tint tho time hui COMO
whou II company like tho Adans express fur the
MeS ey % a. m er So ,sec" ro%
pastures 70 places OF consumption safely anh
comfortably.
yiviaoet0n. and ut his Rohortcace OF rneGfna"
tion, which hu characterized ~ bud ~ rtv!sec-
ton. 1lo protested that ttere Is ~ r,'eh thinE
"A 1nlaness in stOKs thAt pigeons Ah0utl tlot bc
shot for sport, and that there shnll not 10, II hc
can prorcnt i, hull-teht In this country. lie
concluded with ienlnciasfon Of tho killing ot
v h!ch WINS lduptc4l:
That this convention Of the eocInttes Of Atncr-
Icn. devoted TO the protection OF the tAtcrior
antnula from cruelty. y deeply atfSete!l 1T the
obstruction Of the aftgn Ut thu 'ntn rresftent of
hand oi political assassin. and hereby adds Its
expression Ut Burrow and bereavement to tho
lHmcntntIur Of The whole civilized world at tho
supreme National Atlil1s1on.
+. e. Dorp, Of theaKo. and Prot. Eaton, OF
Itttsbnrg, also sIOkH briefly.
al lid AFTERNOON 4usston q collection Of
II prods uset IN tho ynrds was exhibited.
President Brown spuke for thu Judges OF tha
which led them not to mike III award.
, 1881-10-20


Registrar Tinny ltentchs His Rcspon-
s.nntty .,,n ~. ,r.,uo 80 =.
Lseb fia NantH ~ ".o'c co.". " H., ...
1t was rtttnotcu htouh" Inc ENys h"1t 3cs'os'
t1ay that Mr. J. X. TInny, tho ncgIstrar OF tho
Wntor uonart,nent, had rcslRpod, and that ho
~, s,..a's .1so nf.~ot . vnrv co,ntc Latter.
nho "t|''c" wv .'"so. 49, ,4.a,-,.ss.a,s
THO Mayor laughed osaF 1t and acknowledged
tho fuct. ana then handed tho communcat'o"
foows; ~, 10 n,, i'm, ,,,,o. t,or,<r,,
Hdt1tean-DEAA sl!; 13elievlnx That wAve Of
rascali'y a!.a peculAuon - about toaunorg9 a
character In such company naynu @pIesr to
nyor " present. ano heSSoy :eSr ny rssiss
wIsh TO 10 reIIovca as soou as possible. Yours
etc.. j. x. IisNs. IT.
. ~
's nn" 1er"te'. 81 ,,o, th,nx rpnv wont of about
huIf. pf,ckcd, when Ao eoInes to bis level again
bo viii no atl s1cht, Ito was q man appointed
, 1881-10-20
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

Annual Session Of the Intern htton1l
brotherhood at HaltfnaOres
UAlrlMO,tE. Oct. ltl-The Annuml session OF
tho international Brotherhood OF LOCOMOTIVES
Engineers assembled this morning With full
attendance Of delegates FROM tho United States
and Caun.iA. y. 81. Arthur. GRAND Chiof Eli
gtnccr. Of Cleveland, presided. Acting Mayor
Vrazuy, In tho ABSENCE Of MayDr Latrobo,
delivered tho address OF walconlc. Grand
Chief Engineer Arthur, In hlB annual
address,, stuffed that thirteen subd!ytsions had
bccn formed since tho last mectin9. Tho mum.
Der of members was .,G5i. Thlrty-four clu!ms
Ind beon paid, s77.s4; total slnco arRanlxa ton,
$l,l1S,8ss. Arthur took str,ng. ground agMtRst
tho IRw in aDsn9 RtAtes lu teENr1 to cuur. btuti-
ncIs, claiming that railway companies wcr9
ab.inlnnty able 10 Judge tho qualifications 1T
thatr omp!Uyts. lie also objected to engineers be.
inn gutapulIeA 10 rlly fur hroAkHHg, except when
n,alioln,iay Ioao. The proceedings opeilcd aud
closed With prayer.
, 1881-10-20

..... SthU 1tfk MERCURY.
"b!y SON." aAtu Il Mulberry street mother, Ego
down f. the Hroeory mud got 'ne Gu" OF eo"'
" ii sauuii snulrln 10 w'gHle." answered tho
hoy. !,
III YOU aon't 10 Ills instant I'll toll your
fathor whcn hs EylllCs h'!tn9."
~ Rbuuld DlDHQtH lRtllE."
t'Ncvur mini, s}r."
Should wiioop t., stl.ieai,'f
when Tic fatiler uano tho mother said; IT
With ihat yo9'4 whl} Tom: Mv pt'sl't;cI} ;.I TO-
that w4s u iattler ind That Jho would julnp IN
tnU IT ti!ln't ultnsl."
"l'ulu."
"Yey, SIR" ...,a,
"TheE ain i stnry.socr ami you arc prot.
ty boy," sail tho fnulhar.
:" Look htr1, yulI,x sIap. II you don't behave
yoursuli IN thrush sou. 10 you acarf"
III should tltier 10 snorL"
"C0lnp hoEu to suo, str." aud the. young maa
sauiyiuvl 10 wixglo, llln,ed to jump, blow 70
tattlo, whooped to stuoal, aud Uttered u snoEs'
, 1881-10-20

t!un, has asked protection on account Of
threatening mobs. Ills house Is non guard.
cd by tho police.
connE,
leading melnbGr nf tho Nonrd Of Guardians
Ut Mount MclIick. las been nrrcs!ed. A
troop Ut lnncers escorted him IL the Naas
jnil.
AT 4 MEETING or THE CAH!llCK LEAGUE
lotlay l,:s'0 persons wcrc present. Two hun
dred tradesmcit Joined thu organization. a.
detachment IT llilssnrs. with sa!,res drawn,
para.lctl the streets. The shops arc closed.
EHAN.
LONDON, Oct. fa.-Egalt, at Paris, says lie
considered 1'armclls nrrest tluo to III out
Ercak Of tclnncr oil tho part Of Gladstone,
excited by l'nrtctl's reply to 0latlstUile's
speech Mt Leeds. Tile LaItd League, Egan
said, did not depend OIL any onu n!an or set
Of nlcr. Tho resrryc fund amounts to over
I5jO, ,000. Na,iu Of 1t Is kept IN IRELAND, OK
cept whit III needed fur expenses.
niAnsToxE's HOUSE.
LONDON, Oct. 1t.-Tho Ddf'v TeleUrap1s
says: $50 elaborate nro tho precautions for
thu protection 0f 1luwnr.len Castle-Glatl.
stones rcsltlence-that they would warrant
tho supptsit,on tllat the ilome SGcretary pos
sesscd alarming news Of possible attacks"
THE POLICE ARRANGEMENTS
in connection will, the parncll dcsnonssra-
tlon III Hyde Park Sunday aro very extel-
siyp. Five hundred Constnb1cs will be kept
III reserve at tho magazine. Along the ronto
Of n,.rrh bodies Of police will be stationed to
rroteet property.
IN ITALY.
ROME, Oct. l0.-Tho Reforn,a says: Il
rising III Ireland wou[li be mnjustlabto be-
cn,,se Ireland could nover separate from tllB
Kingdom without causing har own ruin.
ireland needs tile support Of England. lrts!l-
lnen wonld perceive this II they were not
mad. The Irsl, cause does not possess tho
synlpatll1us Of Europe"
, 1881-10-20
RUSSIA,

CORONATION PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, Oct 10.-Trepnrntlons nre lnak-
ing ut Moscow for the coronation of Alex
Antter III.
ARRESTS IN NE1iITS.
BERLIN, Oct, 10.-'rllo police arrested four
MEN mud orc w0Inan suspected OF completely
III tic construction of mines In SantIoynyeyn
street ut the time OF the attempt on tho lifo
of the late Gar.
Will, II lie KEPT?
Sr. pErF:lsslEuRu. Oct. lD.-rhe Nouoo
l'rcanur snys 1t learns MI agreement exists
between England and Russia III which the
former binds hersGlf not to send agents to
Murv, nnl the latter not TO send agents to
Afghanlstau.
, 1881-10-20
MECCA,

4 DIFFICULTY AMONG THE FlLGNlMs.
CoSsr*ASrlNorLE, Oct. lD.-News Inns been
received from Mecca TINT two hostile factiuls
there settled their differences by battle out
side the Town, in ,wltcl, several were killed
and wounded un buth Sides. Three battal-
Euns Of troops md several batteries have
been ordered to Mecca.
, 1881-10-20
Sarduy, a Bad Man." Crea ting
a Reign Of Terror in
Cuba.
A Tremendous Hurricane with ttrcat
Loss Of Life In MaZallan,
Mexico.
Five Hundred Lives Reported Lost
Names Of Some Of tbs Vessels
Destroyed.
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES.

THE TIltNGvALLA.
CorESHADEN, Oct. l0.-lt Is tic steamer
Thtngvalla, from Copenhagen Oil tho I'll,
Inst. for New York with 500 emigrants OIL
board, about whose safety fears nre enter
ta1ncd. The owners Of the vessel, III answer
to Inquiries, 1,ave mnsle reassllrlhg state
,nent somewhat qunificd in terms.
FALSE.
CorESllAGHS, Oct. 19.-The report Of tho
loss Of the steamer rlllngvalla, with largo
number of emlgrants, Is falsc.
, 1881-10-20

AlAlt > n1HEElVFs
vienna, Oct. 1o,-TIio Cologne Gdzcitc
says: 1T is expected that tic Italian 4in,-
bussador to Austria will bring renewed us
s,lrulices Of ltalY's pacltlc policy and her
willingness to join the political course p.tr-
suod BY Gernlaily and Austria. LII this event,
the Emperor of Austria will ntlirlnatEyeIy
answer the Ambassadors Inquiry Us to
whether visit from King llumbert would
be agreeable.
THE HUNGARIAN DEFICIT. i.
PEsrlI. Oct. 10.-1n the Lower House of
the Hungarian Diet totlav the Minister of
Finance presented the budget for 1851. The
net result is hcctt Ut u, ,tO5, "a. l1orlns coln-
pared with Inst year.
VIII, II view to cover tho deficit, It Is pro-
posed to Introduce tlte tax OIL petroleum, re-
wise tho customs tariff, and increase tha tax
Oh alcoholic spirits. Tile Minister announced
that .l0, 900 GOO t|orirs Of goltl rente had nj
ready been sold, md that tito conversions Of
operat tions ars nearly half completed.
, 1881-10-20

LONDON, Oct. 10.-'Tho Times says the
charge for continuing upol. tho accounts on
the Dourse III lAtls il at tho ratio Of from Is
to 70 per cent pur annunl, The pressure !s
described ~ unexan,pled lu recent times.
, 1881-10-20
carrick- -on-Suir's Sympathy for
"Thc Uncrowned King Of
Ireland"
The Land League Asks Victor
Hugo to Approve Its
Program.
ptacards Of sNo Rent" Mailed Broad.
cast 0Fer ireland by the Lind
League.
aladstoues Residence Guarded az Though
It Vera the Peterhof
Palace.
ABROAD.

ABROAD.
AN ARMY CoIns.
LONDON, Oct. IA sensational statement
IA published TINT the War Office Is arranging
for the dispatch of an army corps to ireland
lii the event of necessity. Gen. Sir Thomas
Steele, however, says he thinks tho rctli-
fnrcen1ents now on the way to Ireland nro
sufficient.
COMMENT.
DUBLIN. Oct. lo.-'rhe Frecn,a7l's Journal,
commenting IN the manifesto OF the Land
League, said: ave forcsce dire confusion
and ruin to individuals and possible strife md
boodshed. We do not bGllovo the tenants
will follow The counsel mot 10 nay rents. W.
belieyo better md wiser spirit ii sprtngtng
up. There Is shown fN many districts an ex-.
irene desiro 10 terminate tho fruillcss con"
trovcrsy. We hayc ''o proof yet tint tho
Land act will not be carrled out Otherwise
than In n most honorable way"
rr IS NOT TRUE
that the Marquis Ut Waterford applied to tho
I.and Commissioners to l,uyo the rent of Ills
tenants raised.
hns started fur England to confer will,
nealy.
WOUNDED IN THE DUBLIN RIOTS.
DvnLly, Oct. lo.-nurng the rfotlng here
tr,,", "','s a,tocEa1 ,vnre yonnde,i, rim
r,,,no ,n,,,,,rou ',,.,,,, nr;so,ars
'e''~e ~"'~"'r, r',,rs. , ~, ,rs,,,ry
arc now disabled from Injuries received In
tuu sese's ttots. tnut " u,h p;aso''s 'n-
Jn.eu J ~ 'io o"p'''' THUS '"''o ''"'1 1esS "''-
pu'a'eo' ,r.o,,, ,,,,u,xr.u ,
,tu,o ,,t'1,0,1',o % ,n.at1n', ros,or,.nv tin
,,n ,e ~1s ta".,,ll , "a ,.sos;,t.1 an,,n',,an
thot .I,h,u,.I a., ,v,o,,t,. ,nnntIr,a ,,ouId ha
saa,,r""1 sa @ t,,o "H hns;nos. ~ tha a ,nao,,o
, 1881-10-20


i,""sn t,,',r,,t H.. ,rhn,n"s nr,na,,,. -, on,
IN" b tho 's a,nr r. ori1"r ""i, Il .yo. ,e"t.
;n., ,s ~ a,rnr;n,, .,,1za,,s ~ com,,,o,,,orato
tho ,.,o.nr,s ~ yar..,,." on,,t"ru a1o
n, ~ ,:,,p"s, ,,'n,, snn,,,,,,,,n w.. .,,,,. %
% t,'a ~ ,rrast rrp' nni ;nnarear,t,o,, -
t,"r,,,,, ~ G.t, ,,n,r,ot n,,,i H.. nssnu,.tn.
H., t1a ,,"i.,a,, 1 f.,u"r,,,,an. sr,ror E,a,,5,
,r,s a,aoto,, f,,a,r,nnn nn,, ,,ojo i,+;nf
.,"or,, NV" .v,,,,oth;.In+ ,v;,t thu Irfs,, naonto
I!n.,nr i,,,na., .1,as, ;,traJ"oo1 ~ sor;os ~
,oso,,,,ta,,a ,,"",, ,v s,,,., ''~N y 'o''~S
.rhat r., ,ha orro,, or t,,or,ea sto..or, parn,,,
md other Land. four,,n Ina,1cYs wc i,chulI lin
mn!lsd hund of TINT n,onatrr tyranny, which for
seven hundred years has tnalo Ireland tho
NJnbp Of tho uptons aud tho Rachel Of tho
crcot's.
That. In Its present brutal attempt to dungeon
dlsnacct'on and compel oontcntncnt ut tho cn'-
non's mouth tue hrltisb Government has IN.
sunen . NE ,a1c!1sonco M u o. .ao asc. a'a a'e'ca
"'' ~ ussas'h s. w" ~ tne tpcllS u 'uun@a'
Aant uuo o.oouy etoe"sor ~ 1na,en NUN !a"s
ana TO- tlse. tao caa'aa Oh aostan'ns sassA!aso
npon n"''oM uoEh 20 nc itco haa now tcuas ~
uutst .s wv 1ot'1fs u aet 'o',s 1A'o.s. a.. ~.
LINUS eIutt' ID noN espeo'ai'y naet1oun; "ue.'
tue yearnn9s tor hnofty ate aaoloo ~ nl'auas.
n'a luz ttee,' nn"us VI uolu.9c NV tcacAlns
'rhnt. aa 1"v"rs NJ FRAN snccnh fo,r ,onnot,.
ton, and caual laws, wo send our surrowful
greeting to Erin and her noble sous now
lnngu,sh!ng In prison in their patriotic re5lst-
ntloo TO tore'sn alstauoI', aaleh .esslaton' ~ ana
nesoa'ass lapaes' m'u "s "nn n mo", ~ ~ ".
% sr,,l. crushing ri him. tnr,lu,s of Euulish tnmnton.
cr,ooi,ns ,,aro ,,,,1a H., totbor 1,ho,or
, 1881-10-20
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Husbands Caltined EIaxueslns -Four
flrst premium, medals awarded. More agreeable
to thu tAsto uni smuler doa0 than other imagine.
ala. For sale Id Government stamp1d oott!ta ~
drugHi4te Rn1 country at0Eos, aud 10y T. j. ttua-
band Jr., philadelphia.
, 1881-10-20

Twenty years Mxo IT. was mod esfly!
wns the Hncst achievement OF the suieneu Of
purEnlncry. 1t hns never since beon equaled oy
any other .llstillauon, Today 1t u sold from
NsIpe to Texas.
, 1881-10-20

Soma Of the most solid brokers arc bec6mlnR
awakened to tho tlanaer, and appealing to
clients tn close their accounts.
PROSECUTION.
PANS, Oct. 1g.-1t ia reported THAT the Gov
crnu,cut l,as resolved to prosecute the per-
sons who spoke nt the Revolutionary meet
Ing at tho Tlvoti, Vaux1all, Sunday
, 1881-10-20

HAVANA, Oct. 1U.-Snrduy. tho bandit, Is
snid to have killed n SpAnts1l Captain and
lino privates. IIe also pil1agctl mil partly
burned two villages, aud threatens to burn
nil tue cane-ficils II lot bought off.
, 1881-10-20
THE EXPLORERS.

4 BELGIAN EXPEDITION
XASzlBAR, Oct. IA Belgian expedition
under 1togers. with 15 natives, sails to1nor-
row to t0ln Stanley OH the Congo.
, 1881-10-20

"flAyt soma milk this n1arntnRf' nskea tho
mi1knnn Ut Tooaor, who stood ut tho back door,
0E0, not this milk, sOtnt uduer milk" said tho
littio 0ne. And The n.,klnan walked chHlk
line AMay f1um tho house.
, 1881-10-20
SEI}VIA.

COMMERCE. WITH AMERICA.
BELGRADE, Oct. 10.-The Consular con-
yentton between tho United States and Scr
via Is ratified Within three months, Tiien
botl, Il and tic trcaty OF commerce will be
cufurccd.
, 1881-10-20
EGYPT.

EGYPT.
GONE HOME.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct l0.-Tl'e Turkfall I'm.
,mrial delegates have embarked for Constan-
tinoplc, -
CAIRO. Oct. 10.--T!Ic kI'cstiyc. In concert
will, England ard Francc, will arrange for
lis visit to Constnnttn0ple.
THE FnESC3f 1HoScLAn
IL ordered to qult Alexandria Immediately
after tho departure 1T the rursfsI, delegates.
Similar orders have bee,l awaiting tho Brit
ls lronclau, which arrived today.