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tere, and by tho side OF each hanrs n primitive
hc1- rope. Mhch Is ring ctory two ho1irx Of tho
night To cali tho monks tr midnight fnattns. Tho
icrc,t sqtiarcs. oveElook mn cxtmnRc OF country
too inviting not tn draw u hurnnn Sigh rum
gvGn the tntlat pIo,is breast. Heyohd thcIr avn
Gt0 acres Of land thoEr tootatcps must never
wander, ana under the ShAsox eiHi.thelr btH1ica
MUSE rntnalti. Thnrc IL positively noth-
their austcrc cslssnnce.-nu lollt!ce, no
schnols Ike tho jesu.ts. no cta,,fnrtnl,lo
I'sNt; tue nnn nrhl Il !hy, which fe served ut 10
n. m. tstle!stift9 Of vegetable sn,tp md broad,
With THU winuut perhaps, In lhfs rf,tIntry tecr,
the only nppts!cai tn et being tho moor fowl,
which Il ueHcray alIuwoh on nIaEgfu tlnya III
Catl,a3e& III &tsn',ltrles. Part of the nlnsnthcont
th's dnor thoy hotn ami exrent 10 knfn converts.
Next scnr WI ahnl! hcar OF o Rrntld opcnIie
ccresn.,!Iy. after which 1t Will llu elt,sef upDl,
hntnu three or .fnnr hundrct1 souls md against
al further inspection. oIl,cfat ur oshcrwtsc. All
IBIS Hscctici*tn Within pleasant drive Ut tGstIvo
Euy London,
, 1881-01-06
Death at Nice, France, OF Chief
Justice Moss.
His Brilliant Education md En-
inGncc ~ n Judge. M1sEU
The Anti Chinese In Parliamcnt-Railzoad
Acoident-Eoard Of Trade.
Nrcekina and Salvage Company-st. PeseF's
Cathedral al montrca'-Vessol
Statistics.
C1t1Er-JUs.rtCE MOSS.

Bpt<tdt Dispatch 10 4ht Ched9o Tribune.
TonoNro, Oct. 5,--News wns received hero
,tl!ls afternoon Ut the death yesterday, ut
Nice, France, Of Chicf-ttstiCu Moss, Of this
city. The ,lccCnscl gentleman WIS born at
wns consequently III his 4atlI tcl.r. Iii lSl1
Cobourg. Ont. tic aotll day August, ISM, nhu
lie entered as IL student ut Gale's Institute,
and two yents aTterwarl Upper Cni,adn Col
legn LII 1851 lie nIntrle,,lated III tho Uni
ytrsity Of Toronto, continuing there
four years. Wien ho graduated III
1853, l,e took triple first class hon-
orr, winning tic gold medals respective.
" in classics, mathematics, and modern
languages. II, tsGO llo WIS presented To tho
Irl,lcc of Wales nj tho most distinguished
al,lmuus of his University. III 1871 llo wis
called tt, the Bur OF Upper Cnnadn., In July,
1Srs, Mr.. Moss married E,nt.a, eldest aangll-
ter OF the Into Rt.-lfnh. Robert Baldwin Sill
LYNN, who Is still remembered by Canadians
who hnvn ,usscf middle ngc M bright or-
nnll,ellt to botl, Dench and 1lnr III Ills day
and venerntiUn. III tSi:, iiG Way offered one
OF tho Observation-Disclosures but did
not think proper t0 accept tllo dig
nifty. III 1853, upon tho fall OF
Sir John MncdonalA's Government, llc was
elected to tic llorsc Of Commons for West
Toronto ist the Liberal interest, and, upo,t
first taking his sent, G,atle n speech which
has been characterized us one Ut tho most
brilliant md n,astcrly ctrnrts uver heard
within tho halls Ut n Canadian Parliament.
1lu continued to sit for West Toronto 10
October, 1s75, whe,, ho was appointed jus
tIco uf the Court Of Appeals. III 1873 lie
WIS elected yicc-Chancclor ot the univer.
sIly Of Toronto, position which lie
held till Ills death, having bccn twice
reelected. Upon tic dcat( OF
Chlnt,Justico Draper, in 1871, Mr.. Mass sue.
ceedgtl him Il, his higI office. md thus at.
exaltcd positions nttnInablo III tile proylncu
BY member Of tho lcghl profession. Mr.
9foss lcuves bel,ln,l hinl wl.luw and SIX
children, two girls and four poys: Follow
Harrison, tic demise Of ChtufJustice Moss
leaves a vacancy III the Ontario Bench which
It will be difficult to liii.
, 1881-01-06
BILLIARDS.
S1osson Trying to Get on Another
Match with Vignaux.
Ilo Makes Two Fair Propositions
to Play the Frcnciiil,utl.
vignaux Disposed to Quibble and to
Keep All His Advantages.
Text Of the Correspondence Passing Be-
tween Them,
Special EM.

HptrtH Lattf.
pAuls Jan, 5.-Ilm Gultt0ts publishes
yIxnuux's rrply Il, Slossou's challenge,
w1,frt, a,,,n.a1.t Yesterday. Following Is tie
n,,nIInrra.
~. ~. l.i,,.. ~ ~. <,,.,,t., v ,,,,h h. ,,,nr
,, s.,t ,,, ,s.ts.,, t.,',s,.-,,,,r th t..no ~
~ ,o,,. ,'it,,,.t ,",t.,h ,st,,, tnrnl,,n,.., Il,
t"v,,r ~ Il ri,7,o,y thnru,,h III, ,,,T,,rs,,nnto
,,i.l ~ .h,, t,,I,,.. n,,,, -. tho ,,,,,,,tf,, ~
s.rr.,,,.,,. sti,, rn,u,,s ,,,s,,..i nr,,y,. t1,
.'..,.'', ...,s,an ,I," H., ,'y, r,,,,nwtn,,
,,.'a',.,i.,n .hr,,,",, IN ,,,,;1,n nr tho ,,r.
.n".t,.I,. ,,,r,,,i,,,.1 f.,ut,t. rtr.. + viii n,v
an ~ ..,,., ,,,,,.,,,.a .,,n,i,,o ,,,.,.,
....s ",,s, ~. 49, ,o,,.n,,,tt,.,, nlnht. ut
thn fMnu,,,,,,,'. ,,s,,o u,onrs,nv II, ,br
f.'1,oa,i,. r,,1n. ,..',utv ,r thirty ,,uvs fr,,,
ttr, ,,at. ~ n'.,,,,"n,,o r,r 4; mi fr1,ntx -
sin ~ t,a ,,iovcl T., u,rIs t,rt,pi,t tbt i,,I,r
sy vhn,nr.,r ~ rnt,,matx sc ,tv tc. .t.nll suruk
,,,,., rr'n.s nn5 tn,,I,.h Enr ,hIx nn.,,i,m
..a.., H. a,,sar. f."r,,,o. :, m,,i~n ~ r,",,.,
wnn !. tLornu,hI, ,.nrvrr,ont win III. r,Itc.
vuvnr,,p,, i,II",4is shouid Nr n. ,je,lI,le Il,
,It,rnt lin ,ttlt.t or rcr,.ruc suuucst tton IN
Er,Iah,rn,, OH, .,.,sLx t,.,,,,h IL fx ,n1nr.
.t,s tha, IT, Virra',~ c,,t..t< Il, ,o.s f ,.,,,tr.
of tahrs. a. II, ia.t ,,,ulrb. The tnnIu shn,l be
played. therefore, 60 as to oyerctrt.u this OBJ
star,r. uru,,oss that nj jUIut EXPENSE W. shall
Immediately calle Il, ", Co!lcullor. OF Now
yorw, IN send i, brand .ow tatlu md balls tho
f, which table n. vgunux 1as twice triu,,,I,t,t,d
over tnca covered with brand new cluth nf tho
finest quality. On this tallt snggrst thAt
noither PLAYER s!,al, tntrh bull 1,ror tv tho lc-
rlnuit,r uf tho ,ux,eh All Otl,cr particulars not
hrrsIn spcci!leJ u, l,e sl,tur 10 tho last match
played ut lho 0,7,ntt llutuI,
scroud | will pIuy II. yfrunux In New York
or LoruOn on terms siu,,lar IL tho afoyp except
III T., Judge tho sclretluu Of whom shalt 10 MT
tuul, und nGso ~ 10 tstue Of playing, whc.,
ybn!i bo within ninety days from datp II puyed
in tho former city, anu withf,, forty duys fr1,,.
date II pnycd In Lut,t,ot,, If II, ytuuaux &C.
lputs to plny tne II, Suw York. / Will ul,uw him
tho sum uf a5O fruncs for oxpet,srs, A,thDuvb
II. yIunnux tit,t nut oxtrnt1 II nit,1Ilur fuyur to
inc on The occIsIut, Of my two ytats 10 i'rjs II
II. vIrnaux acccpts to plny IN Lont.m. ct,ch Of
tho pr]uctrus sht,l tcfruy his own cxpcuscs, 10
rOtnulctc all further details, such rs dc,asltln.
,nonpy, c,t., oircr to incrt IT. visnuus VI tho
t;rnni lIutrl Tut.,luy. inn. 4. 1851 bctwccn the
hou.s of !. und j o'clock U. m. Salutine you, /
a1n, respectfully, c,c, GEotu:E +. st.t,sss,S.
Champion OF Amcriea.
v1GSAuS's ist:1If.
Following Is traMslation Of Fig1laux's
rep!y:
S,n;-ru rcpty to tha letter which apprare,l iu
+t,n f,ovinir ,wrtn,t mo- IN Inn t1r.. n,r,, In dr.
, 1881-01-06
Misses Hattie Richardson, Vlncy DAILY, Nellie
Noxo1. md Laura bernard.

N0xUn. and Laura BERNARD.
AtuIn hoa Al,ro f,atoe ,of+ . ri. rav,r.
,tsn and grnp'sss to trnye z1 ,., .nder the TIC % na.
BY j. c}'cevcr GOODWIN.
Fred Maolor and Joseph Murphy are re-
ported TO lave tnatlc All a''llenbe settlement
by tile inter paying the .dramattst $4,000.
The Original asnntInt s,lc,l for was s:0,o0O
Edwin oo !,ss y y, M srest :! sssesf Ss u
do}, II IT, f'g Sa.it. H., ~ u. ri ,,nr ~
Sea'He. ar rfoaae, ny nlst:'fliii: ~ Wtit.
r,S n ~ ~! ~ iS i 4ttc ScfS ''a''efs 'es'e' i"
Pfn'se u n'S 11''"ft' =
Ltlc GGf,Ie 1hG MertleFFiakEefSm leF
BY u. lics; fors Of i,ltatp.s on 9 Cltrift, .
as,n ,Is eSs aS sG cae o w ~ stann y " se e
p''i'ce'"e'fs cs'oF"s 1'ps1 tlo Fslaos'
Atcrtiblc runlor ts circulated to tho effect
TINT col. IIayerly j,as, viii, his own riRht
lnlld wrtttel, IL play. called "'rlle Chlist.nas
Trcu." We know that Ills Lieutenant, Fltx-
simmons, l,as one seercte4 somewhere.
A ,norc ro,,,,st s.vIa II, acttr0 tl,an tha.
vici Is % fnst.a INV v tc * % cn,;1rs t,i " III. liz
.ay + ea!ed for ~ tc ialt ~, M'lt M oazstc
of aeturs wlsi, ,,w 1,s tc . s,apu Is tsr9eiY
ais Up Of astiuscurs .''''' '''' "''''' - 'A'es'
Mr: md Mrs. ". ]: Florence reflRtn at tho
London tfnItty until Christmas, whrlt they
70 t1 Italy for sllprt recess. nld return sf'
lran,a written for them by Mr.. Saville-
Ctarke.
,t1.. .veraoc racc,,,,u ,t fi,a t-o,,t,tu.r,u,,.
caiss tia,rir9 tlie In.si =" S.r o nav. ne, tx3
~" nt,tt ~ XIX ~ mu
rim Xii s"r,. ~ s,"ista;,,. ~. t,a x.r
aiIi IN. .n,,nt n n = :, m, ea'' f,,a 4o' ''e sea'
"t.. 49,, A"v"'3 ,. ;" -'0s, .,. ''""s', -,
year ln:lutlcS the 1Ia,Ilc* nf FelIrsc Vcstyalt.
Mrs. AlurY Ctlaplatl, Gegree i!oiVy, !. Il.
PlaIIc1!.: John Brt'ilGllal'l. rtHn Taylor: Ade~
'Tree), Ci!arIss iiarcstirt. iInrry Beckatt,
Willin'n T. Floyd, !. T.. OIno!.!rdrn t,fcxas
+lack), I. l.. Dot1le'y. MIS-. H. Wright, Louis
| Mcstaycr, jacques OtTenbacll, Sina Varinm,
! tho willow Of Lysm,lur THOMPSON, and
| Francois Eaycl,
, 1881-01-06
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

StRte Board Of AErlcnlturc-Islcctlo to
Fill Vacahclcs-Tho WunIAnss state
IFuir Asaocln til toh-<:ounty Con-, nl*~loii.
crs-tiatI1 erlnG Of Democratic Editors
Hon. Jorc EE1nck-ys1lnt Iao Thinks OF
Our Political Syxtcuti.
Sptetal DtspafeA TO The Chttaao Tribune.
lEDrASAro1Is, Ind, Jan. 5.-Thu Stnto
DUnrd Of Agriculture continued Its session
today, President Morse delivering All nd
tress oil "Educatci1 Industry" Tho COM
luittee I'M Rules aIld Regulations reported thu
following. ,rNtes Ut admission to the Fair:
Single admission, 50cents; cl.iltlren, 25celts;
horse and sridcr,' T5;cents: olsn'horse vehicle
and driver. 15, conts. twt-ilUrSe vehicle a'ld
driver, ST.. Tho Committee also conc,rs
III tic recommendation Of the President tint
the grounds be opened Oil tho Thursday Ut
The week previous for tho purpose Of making
prcparation for tic Fair, Which should oegln
oil tho Monday following. Tho following
members Of tho State llonrd were elected to
III tic vacancies III lu1f tic districts: Fifth
District L. W. W. S,nna,l, lliplcy; Sixth
District y. X. Quick, oil Bartholomew;
Eighth District, Joscpl. Gilbert, OF Vfeo;
Ninth District, W, IL. Kagu,I, OF hendricks;
Tenth District, II. Z. Meredith, af Wayne;
Eleventh. j. r, Barngs, Madison; Twelfth,
j. X. O'Nelll, 'rippccanoe; Thirteenth, Cnpt.
Klrkpntflcls, Howard.
Tlle WoiMun's Stato Fair Association also
met t!lis morning and elected tile following
officers for lsst: Mrs. II. 1laggart, Prcsl-
dent; Mrs. II. NJ. Brown, VIcc-Presidclt:
Mrs. T.. N. Atkinson, SECRETARY; Dis1ursll1g
CIom,m!ttoc, Mrs. n. N: rlncl.;; Mrs. A. n.
Jnlnus. 1t was decided that tho Executive
BuArd meet With tho State lsoard Of AErf-
culture at tho February, session to adjust nll
| details Respecting tho department. Thu As
tue PURPOSE uf revising the premium lIst
This .nFtornoon tic County commissioners
reconsidorca their nrtion OF yesterday, order
jag az eleettsn a t ~ Feb; II upon tllo question
Of tllo Indiana Cans L. Southern RNilrOad.
| 'lloy say the Company agreed to indemnity
tho county for tile expense Ut a special o1cc-
asrars a w ts sens ne''Sa t o Sss I sfIc fe b
refuse to. saddle Si,5o0 on tho tnxpayurs.
They will order, mi election, ut which, tho
propost;inl,s 70 alt tho three applicants MAY
Denioeraile editors Of the State to the
lions tho adyorates Of Democratic. principles
assembled III tho Supreme Court room tl,is
afternoon, md clMse pr. j. W. Hunter, Of
the lnwroncebnrg I1egisscr, ClIuirlslnll.
Little w'.s tlono beyond appointing TIC fo!-
dress, enibraclng thc Views Of TIC prsss upon ,t
trlct, q. ". ShaMlsli',, Evansville Gour1cr;
;;' Sss;ond, Il .|:, H puregli V4,,eemncs, ES!tA:
Understanding; Fourth, ". il. y. liuntui,
i,et. iie';tftcks Cottnty DeI;nogtt; Sixth.
5Seay.; EIet, i. j. Goins aa5ss CraWto5rs.
yllto lfcrtctp; N!ntl, J. Z. DablnbDwer, l.,l-
, 1881-01-06

CINCINNATI, Jun. 3.-Ilse sale OF soason
tickets to four nIRllts OF tho Sara Dernllartlt
engagement ut Pixies Opera.llouse, which
began to.tlay, Nutt.a! sa,7s. There Is no eyl'
, 1881-01-06

ST. Lotus, Jan. b.-sIrs. ZcIdn SeguIn, the
popular contraltu who lately left tho Ellna
Albeit npers trol,uc, has bnci. ergagc4 by
Strnkoscl! null lless, alld will takv tue place
, 1881-01-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

-----~Szo5--------
ANTJSEMNNT'S.
tr,1...rurcAr, rAeYE IN t,tr1caoo.
S.vm cstnAle'. :" Ttunrfon."
1t might Interest your READERS TO pursue a.
clear a,nl nh!e n description NJ n eal!-boy
rm, N rfyc ar tf,o ynrlu,,s theatres lii tte tftv
~ I,,,trn.,o. ,,It t,,o truth IL fl,at tt ,,r,,
~ ,, sn,o,,n. IL. ,,,,',,a,,y Trn,,, t.,, t.ut
Scw Y"rl;. a,n unahIe 10 s,'y tllat, u,,lcss
tllc wallis ant. nut tic scholars MAKE college,
,vc l,uy,. m tluatrrs In Chtruto. II tsamfs.
,.,.o -, .,,,,,;,x,. thot , thnntrn cn,s;sts ~,
building my more tlla1l collesc dues Or tt
university, and looking At It In this Bettso
there ure no theatres III Chicago.
MrV;r};tr owns n yerv handsome bui1,,tnr
~ s,.,,''... ...a,,t. Ws ttn,,ii.. h'',"..
on Matllsol, street; L; Mt. ilaI!'ll,' leAses Il
charming ctil1ice III Clark street; Alr. Jloolcy
uw,ls neut little building III 1.A.ululul,
s.rcrt: Mr. l]uycrly has ,t,ssesslon Of n cir.
sua.ioohS es'"ss ..,.a. ~. s'' ,,..,. ., " i,s
nort' ai'u MoR!"o % s''ev's; ~ a., Mn'l the escep- @
tloh ut llayer1y'ss I'LL tile ho'tses atc I'llu-
solncIy decorated, very comfortable build
~ ,a,,s,," ,.r,,n.r,i.. a,,i n I'm ,a,,ornt
1!o hcos.s ponssa ,,s.. ~" ~ Inv ke!.s'ai
comfort of ING aaa'enees tor WHOM taeS "efe
BULL. III point Ut fart. these buildings nre
n, uoott is any we l,Ryu In New rUrt, Sill.
n IL linn lint t,hffmeY, nud n thsn,r.
,r,.'.". :" '''.e ,.e.s-a ,.,.. H., ,it,n., 49,.
!neSe ho..Res .. ILL.,. n..'' ~ !".''." u''o
hotels III t!las' that thoY are rented at IL
pretty wcfl-tixett rate to transient occupants,
nud tic rent obtulicll, generally III ,,ercelit.
nua m ,n,n,n,s Ia MI tl,nt lila or,,c,x nr
'no ~ ,,'1!'' - .,tx ~ "s ," so ,s,p.. o"MIas ~
tfe n,!as ot ar rf iter:st steS' ps enr,esy ray
y ~ ~ ula iM!!'er ~, !iomsS iMs' ~ tly "
ncctpie't otle NY bS Il geiit!ril'a'i, tt.MpsrOw
~ n!!sE"@nn @ ~ t av .snrs ,l xn.eaSo M
, 1881-01-06

1aT!9 Dl5E4lfh to LId01 4elFQnlph.
somc further dvtntS FuspcGtlpk tho morgan.
atlo inarragu Of ttlo Emperor pf lsu1aIa arc
pu1itshel In tho Fiwt,). TIC ceremony caue u{
last SUMMER Ut tho Castle OF Ts4rkue 6elo, dur
, 1881-01-06

,,EvoEy systeniatlo heusck0tper keeps DE.
Rn!ls Cough Syrup un haud. only s5 cuata q
hutllg.
The Republican journal., 1881-04-07
SentimentallSm Dying

]
| We Htt &lai I" note change ln pubIlc oplnou
regarding sentmentailty and crime Mark TWAIN
gave Aard hioW III ms story OF ne tive brothers
| "hith mas become Famous as one OF the most
| marked NaurfS oi the present daI. II called pub
he attention 70 the dTlfJ ot sentiment as no other
I hrutl' or SlYIe on at1rle roulu can H. Recently
the famous pulpit orator. Henry v ard BeeeAer
/ PIT 'ht SenUihehlalNI = second uloW before ne
nae talrI EeeoIered from ms hf>t. lie IS quoted
/ as USlAE the loloWlDE language In course OF his
sermon
NnthlNE - my EilnN IS more indecent than the
way IN winch great CRIMINALS are coS>etteG and ear
RED "ul oI ltie. murderer ls III prison awaiting
'he tAI!1'l"h on ms CRIME on me GaIoWS aIG lAe
most Sa'aGlo0S ana aoonlhahIe Sympa,hylS shown
! 20 MINI omen >tnu MOWERS 10 MS cell some
ot lhem Woutd even HISS an E'cer tor hum IncstS
aud pnIIaulhroPlSlS run 70 see nun tracts, books
an" ueHFaeltS are crowded upon MN. anu all. ioI-
S""ih' because ue Is gong 70 aye Are mot poor
men d'lnE NJ around a4d Io sympathy p"Nr
ca nlt ior tAem hut here II a monster, ana
tor HIM the Hood gates are opened Thc news
| papers say he ded trusting IN .!eSuS tAugh
" hal Wortd Nt miSrAleI lhat thiei on the cross
dld Cau the Whoie current OF a man 5 lite be
changed IN Il moment IAN one become learned
IN the love Of heaven in minute Can reekng
passion learn from vestal purity Can boog
from INC country learn III Il night now To conduct
hlmselt al party IN mansion: And vet man
who has crePt to the ga!'oTs through the common
sewer blossoms OUT al the laSt minute. when all
hope OF pardon IS gone, into SAINT. don't be
Heve 1t.
We Should Ike To Shout Amen 70 that with
all me tefVof OF Il relGlouS enthusiast oar
method OF Uea'lhs rrtnlhals mas become Such as
to encourage CRIME ihlS i more notably the
case In large places and cites than 1t s in the
country CRIMINALS are luade heroes by the attcu
ton gwen them and young persons VIII seek no
toriety rather than respect may be ied io commit
| offences to thus obtain IT.
Name mas been IL 'hlS Seh'mfntal sIumber for
m al ,lsNt,
The Republican journal., 1881-04-07
AGENTS rsAxncAxxAssEas

Make from S25 to $50 per week selling goods for
f. Il. RlDEOCT Co, 10 Barclay Street, New York
Send for their Catalogue and terms. lyr}4
So they're going TO take the tax off from matches.
eh But, after all, is it the tax that smells so
EMINENT MEDICAL MEN understand that DR..
BULLOCkS KIDNEY REMEDY. "NEPHRETI-
CUM is no uuack medicine but the production
of one of the first and foremost physicians of his
day, and used by him with the greatest success
If ailing with Kidney troubles. Gravel Bladder or
Urinary difficulties, use of this remedy will set
you all right
Misery likes company, and company loves mis-
cry Judging fIom the animated manner in which
it sometimes deals with that subject
PROFESSIONAL TESTIMONY. Many of the best
physicians use DoWNs' ELIXIR in their daily prac-
ice because it is the best cough remedy that can
be made
Now is the time to use BAXTERs MANDRAKE
BIrTERs and prevent Dyspepsia, Bihousness and
JauDdice which are so prevalent IL the spring
months Only - cts bottle
HENRY & JoHNsoN's ARNICA AND OIL LINI
MENT is a family remedy which should be in every
family. Used for Cuts, Burns Scalds Bruises,
Strains, &c, it has no equal
. The ears Yacht makes fifteen knots an hour
and it isn't a circumstance to a needleful of thread
that a man is trying to fasten a button with
That's a Fact
A man can't work unless he feels well. The hard
times have made plenty Of people sick simply by
worrying them almost out Of their wits about money
and business. Trouble Of mind has brought on
trouble of body. There is Indigestion, heavness in
the head, and all that. Are you afflicted in this
way Go and invest One Dollar for a bottle of DR.
David Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy" and it Will
make a new man of you 1t takes the bile out of
the blood, and is worth trip to Rondout, n Y
the Doctors home--on foot, if you can not get
it more easily. First, however, see if your drug
gist hasn't got it, 2wl3
The Republican journal., 1881-04-07
President Garfield and his Household.

General Gartelds habits in the White House
are regular and business like lie is up at I
o'clock, and before any of his folks except his
venerable mother who is an hour ahead Of him
The family breakfast at s but before that time
After breakfast. which is over by half past eight,
the President goes to his Office and gives direc-
tions touching such mail matter Us required his
personal attention
HI spends probably an hour debating personal
letters to his stcnographcr. Then he olns his
family and has Il chat with them for a few min
utes, and is ready to encounter the raiding crowd
who are breaking their ShinS Oh the outside. At
, O'Clock the President usually denies further in
terviews to the office seekers and at halfpast two
takes his lunch with the family. Between 3 and 4
o'clock he reads the New York dailies Usually
between | and } some members of the cabinet will
drop in Secretary Blaine calls every day. At 8
o'clock the President dimes. and spends his even
ings with his family entertaining such personal
friends as call.
The President is great lover of children. He
enjoys their company, and loves to romp with
them. He also takes deep personal interest in
the careful education OF his children. Mrs Gar
field bids fair to make a capital mistress of the
White House. The society people in Washington
who have met Mrs Garfield greatly pleased
with her She has an air of amlabe sincerity that
is very winning. Nor is she at all "stuck up be
cause she happens to be in the White House Any
of her old friends about Mentor who will call will
find that she is the same as when they called at
the Lawntield farm. AS to the Presidents mother,
she is already established a favorie IN the pub
lie regard Washington Star
The Republican journal., 1881-04-07
Grating w ak.

y correspondent ot the New England
Farmer expresses The belief that all
animal fats and oils are unhealthy ap-
phcations to vegetable growth, and
thinks that lard ana tallow should not
be used in making grating wax. After
considerable experience be has concluded
that the following composition combines
all the necessary qualities OF good graft
ing work.
Take linsced oil pint. clear rosin 6
pounds, pure bees wax pound: melt
together slowly, 50 ds Not to burn. and
stir thoroughly together: into a pail of
cold water, and when cool enough work
white like molasses candy. Make up into
rolls SIX inches long and lay upon beam
in a cool cellar 1t will keep there per
fectly good for many years. When taken
out into the garden in a mild day, it will
soon be soft enough to handle easily. If
the hands are rubbed with little linseed
oil occasionally, the wax will not be
troublesome to them.
The Republican journal., 1881-04-07
Generalitles.

Colonel Thom9s A. Scott has given SlJ0 900 to
various Pennsylvania colleges.
Chicago proposes to celebrate the anniversary Of
the great fire. which occurs in October
Anna Dickinson says she has fallen in love many
times but fell out again before she bad time get
married.
The number of sheep III Nebraska has in six
years increased from thirty thousand to nearly two
hundred thousand.
Even the Southern Democratic ne wspapers are
saying that Senator Hoars reply to Ben Hill did
gleat deal of damage.
The Minnesota legislature has voted to build a
plain brick State House to replace the fine capitol
building recently burned.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins, taxed for about twenty. five
mllllons OF dollars IN San francisco, proposes to
make Great Darlington, Massachusetts, her future
home
The room in which Lincoln died in Washington
Is visited by nearly as many people seek the
grave of the Father of hls Country at Mount
Vernon.
One hundred natives of Vermont had maple
sugar party at public hall in Elgin, Ill They
ate 100 pounds Of sugar sent from the old State,
and told stories. sang songs and danced
The q FL Mercurio" newspaper of Carthagena
United States of Columbia, February -, printed
in Spanish, contains three column article on
Los Yankees las minas lie Colombia" meaning
the Atrato expedition.
Forepaugh has chosen from among several
thousand photographs of beautiful American wo
men that Of Miss Anna Pauline Scott of Monon
ghahela City, Pennsylvania. being the nearest
approach to ideal perfection in form and feature
In recent issue of one OF the Mexican papers
appears report to the effect that au English gen
tleman who has recently arrived in Mexico pro
poses to spend S6 80 900 in the propagation of the
Protestant religion in that country
Mrs Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., is known in
Boston as worker of wonderful embroidery She
has Just sold bit of her own design for 5000 1t
which the start Charles river is seen The surface
is dark blue satin in three frames of ebony to
represent the window frame.
One Of the great secrets of Mr. Blaines popular
lty is that he has a long memory for names and
deeds. gentleman connected with Journalism
during the was introduced to Mr. Blaine thir
teen years after he had written al account of a
battle in the far West He was greatly astonshed
to find MI Blaine drawing aside with the remark
"G on are the man have been wishing to see for
years" and then asking him if trivial incident
mentioned in the account as published was strictly
| true The implied doubt conveyed no atlront the
young man was too much hattered by the fact that
Speaker Blaine had remembered him as the author
of the story to feel the slightest insult