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THE BRITIsH FARMRRs DIscouR-
AekD.-This Is said to be the eighth
bad wheat crop in succession in Eng
land. and 1t 10 not surprising that the
British farmer Is becoming diseour-
aged and talks Of retaliatory tariff to
drive out the wheat of the United
States. It is useless for the British
to quarrel With fate. The farmers of
the United States cannot cause rain,
neither can they the storms that have
proved 30 disastrous to British crops.
The British say they want "fair
trade" So do we, and it would not
be bad idea for the gentlemen who
are about to get up convention to
consider the propriety of remodeling
our tariff laws to look carefully into
this matter Of "fair trade" 1t is
greatly to be desired that this couHtry
shall retain the custom of the British
merchants for our grain and farm pro-
duce, and If this can be done by "fair
trade" let rs do it !; for there Ia scarce
ly doubt that the Providential oc-
currence Of our heavy crops and the
British short crops, enabled us during
the past few years to sell our surplus
grain and produce, which turned the
balance of t,ade in our favor, and en-.
abled us to pay off large amount Of
our national debt and pnt hundreds of
millions Of gold coin in our national
treasury from which it flowed In a
stream to our banks until we are once
moro ON safe specie basis.
But the British farmer is well Nigh
broke. His business is no longer 8
paying one. Even the London Time
confesses that the agricultural out
look in Great Britain is very bad, and
1t is not sure but that in the face Of
American competition the English
win have to give up farming altogst her.
The land sown in wheat has decreased
In single year 100. 900 acres, or SO
per cent. The barley acreage has de-
CREASED one-twelfth, and the numbe,
Of sheep are less BY twelve per cent
This looks to the Times like gradua
migration Of England's agriculture
westward. That journal is reluctap,
to accept such an unwelcome conclu.
sion and recommends that all leea
grievances that press upon the farms
b remedied and new methods Of Guilt
yntion introduced.
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TMUasDa r, sEPT. 1. 1851.

THK GREAT DRoUaHT.-The coun-
try is suffering greatly north and west
on account Of the drought. Tie ac-
counts from Pennsylvania, New Jer-
soy, New York, Ohio and Illinois all
represent the drought as being the
greatest and most destructive for
years. The corn crop will be YER J
poor, and the wheat is said to turn out
alarmingly short. There will be littls
or no fall hay II the drought continues
In many places mills have beef
stopped and there is danger Of waite
famine,
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Tbs New York Heraid thinks the hot
weather does not seem to interfere with
athletic exercises. Baseball was played
yesterday fully rs much as usual, and TO-
day Q welLknown Scottish club will en-
joy Its annual games. The people who
sit still are the principal sufferers by the
heat.
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s LIS
KINDLING WOOD.

OAK AND PINE MIXED.
Orders can be LEFT at the following places
Mr.. Chas. Z Salfner. Flour and feed store
No. . W. 10th street.
w. c. Townsend, Flour and Feed Store.
corner 9Th and Tatnail Sts,
John A. Huey. N. W. cor. 9th and Madi.
son. Grocery store.
James O'Donnelt, 4rocery Store, corner
Sth and Orange streets.
Messrs. Wiei q Ringwalt, Harness Store,
N. E. cor. Seco-d and Market Sts.
Orders sont by mail to kindIing wood
factory, corner OF Union and Gilpin Ave-
nue.. Will be promptly attended 10.
JAMES L. MCKINNEY,
nh Wilmington Eii
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A RKANsAs.- s.-LoUisIA NA-rExAs
SOUTH wEsrEaN IMMIGRATION
ilMPANY

The purpose OF this Company ID 10 fur
nish reliable information, descriptive
and statistical, re,at.ng 10 the Resources
and advantages Of q . south West.
The company now has 10. distriouton
Books, Pamphlets, Cirouiap and Maps,
which will be sent free nj charge upon
application made to
WIN. w. LAN9, President,
Late Master Texas state Orange.
3. q. DUxAL, Secretary, Austin, Texas
j. ". VICTOR, Eastern Manager.
apr<-sm as Broadway. New York
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iTHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

fI,HE ARTizANs SAVINGS BANK.
602 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY oath. lbdI.
Open 10 receive deposits daily nom A,
M, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIviDEND,
When divil ends are not withdravne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
manent deposits compound theiI interest
twice In each SMssI; SMsasIN;AaERs..
sW cnan. ". ToWnsena @ George George 8. j. cnpeile n
Nathan,l K. Benson. N, l. Lichensteln,
Henry y. Dure, Edward Darlington
Edward E MsspSs PSssy, We %Pl Il il. H.sSzs1a' sMi.e
saW GEO. ". III b! IsH. kh President
Eo. 8: CAPELLE, Vie President.
E'ihsr NATIONAL "a sASh w.. ,n,,,, ;,
REPOSITORY OF TINE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN TAL AGENTS OF THE tNl
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid mp Capital, $780, 900.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston E :.
change furnished TO regular Depositors
without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdsss
DIRECTORS.
Sismsn. gs say.h. lem asnny = s. AssSo Ssoomb
George w. Bush | William TatualI
| smuel James, Eli Garrett,
samr Bancroft. Jr. iani-iy
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II TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.


DIR. JAMES FOOD, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Wn" for many years has been eminen ly
kuccesslui IN the Treatment of CHRONIC
bISEh oE5, has opened Nh office AT
sc2 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,
Where he can De consu ted on Tuesday
and Friday of each week, between the
hours OF . A. N. and g. Pm. Persons so T.
fering from Dyspepsia, Ind lgesliou, Loss
OF Appetite, ConAti yat ION Nervous Weak
ness. General DebiliLy ,Calarrh, n euraigia
Deafness, Roaring sounds Ia the Head
broncnitis. .Asthma, Diseases ofthe Throat,
Lungs. Liver, Spiesn, Kidneys, WOMB
and Urinary Organs. Gout, hheumatism
Brighps Disease. eciataca. Lumbag5 ,,
Chronic DiarrhDa and Dysentery, Hem
orIhoids or PLIES. Functional Diseases Of
the Heart, certain stages Of Aarasmus
and Lung consumption. scrofuia. pim-
pies on the Face. Diseases OF the Blood
and SKIN, Scaid Head, dc., &c., will md
IL greatly 10 their advantage TO call, as
they will be told with certainty what
ails them and when u cure IL promised
you can rely upon It. Consultation free.
jyI6 6ni.
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IN TO
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
OFFICE OF STATE IRKAsURER.


DOVER, DEL, August y, 1881.
Notice IL hereby given IL the senoOl
Cor mtttees OF the respective school Dis
tricts wilhiu th state, that l have ap
poriloned among the st verai Counties of
this stale the clear income for the pres
en-. year OF the fuud for estab ishiDK free
schools and have divided and distributed
tue share hus spportioned to eacn Coun-
ty among the several Districts as Ioi-
lows: TO each OF the Districts In the
City OF Wilmington, New castle County
ella ~. and To each Of the other Dislficls
in New Castle County SIS 81: 10 each OF
the Districts In kent Couuty t67, 80 Aud
10 each oIthe Districts In susssA County
S5i.49. The dividends due the Districts
10 New Castle County are payable Vt the
Farmers Bank at Now Castle TO the
Districts in Kent County at the rsrme. q
Bank at Dover, and to the ! istricts IN
sussex County at tue Farmers Bank Al
GEORGETOWN.
ROBERT ] REYSoLDS,
State Treasurer aud Trustee OF Schoo
Fund aug4 dtawiinow.
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d, AxPAYERs. TAKE NOr.CEt


j CITY AND SCHOOL LAKES Fuk 1881.
The undersigned Receivers of Taxes
for tue City OF Wilmington. Will be At
No. 10 L asst sixth street,
between Market and King streets on and
after the arst day OF July, 1881. bet 1eea
the hours oi aud l IN the morning, and
from TO d Ia the afIernoun, for she pur-
pohe H receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during The month OF
July there Will be a deduction OF n We per
cent. on every dollar. and on ali taxes
paid on or afLer he first day OF August up
10 and including the fiist Tuesday of
september, the face of the DILL viii, be re-
Quired. anG all taxes uupatd Oh the Ne 1
uay after the FIRST Tuesday OF september
shall be Increased by the addition OF q We
percentum Oh the amount tilereof.
ECMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District,
Including ali North o. Blk, b street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver southern District,
Including ail south OF SKIN street.
Jy7-u,
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L,AC-slMILES u. y. TREAwuJRY
It AND NATIONAL BANK RIIlS

Consisting OF niHe exact limitations of
United States Treasury Notes and nine Of
National Bank Bills. l8 In all, OF various
taneous means of detecting counterfeit
money they are invaluable. Price 81 q
a:kage
l. A. MAYEw d 90.
r. o. Box IG;. New 4 ork City.
NH -v3m,
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NJ OF 4 ~. Joseph McDeasa. do
IN hereby give notice that shall ap-
ply to Inc Honorable the Judges Of the
Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
aud Jail Delivery OF the state of DeIsware
in aud Tor New Castle county on Monday
the 18th day Of September, a. ID. IesI, be-
ing the INST day OF September term OF
sad Court, Tor "a license 10 keep n hotel
known as the Flag of the Union :,
at N o. tc6 Church Street, beII the Rou.h
Z. cor. o, Lord and Church Sts., In the
Fourth Ward of the CITY OF Wilmington,
New Castle county State of Delaware and
TO sell Intoxicating liquors In quantities
iess than one quart, To be drunK on the
premises. anu the fol owing respectahle
citizens residents of said Ward ra
commend the said application TO wit:
Harry Albert, Thos. Laliy.
John Fehrenbach, Philip taly,
August kuihmann. Edward Murine,
Geo. A. Cogswell, Thos. Goss.
Fred, W. Schaeffer, John Murray.
Thos. b. Eaton, Michael Maloney.
Lewis Harsman. Peter kavanagh,
George fgle, Jas, Mel augbiin'
Frederick schmidt, bernard BsnDer.
ia mes J. III cal, Edward Truitt,
John McGee, y. Il, Flanagan,
Lewis A. Krauspe, Peter Taggart.
aug.S 3ts JOSEPH MCDEASE.
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LICENSE NOTICES.

OTHCE--I, Henry Bradley, do here
~ ny give notice that sh ali apply 10
the Honorable the Jnd aes Of The Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery ofthe State of Delaware, m and
Tor New Castle county. on NJ ,ndsy, the
10th day of september, A. d. 1851. being
the nrst day OF the Sept mber term OF
said court. Tor a license 10 kes p an inn or
tavern, at the Souh West corner
Of Front and Shipiey Streets, First
New Castle county, State OF Dela.
ware, and 10 sell Intoxicating LIQUORS
in quantities less tn an one quart. 10 be
drunk on tine premises, and tie following
respectable cltize and residents OF saiJ
Mard recommend the said app piieation TO
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nELAwARE COLLEGE.

The next term will begin September T.
1881. There are three courses of study any
one of whicn may be selected. viz :: Thf
Classical. the Agricultural, and scieo.
tiflc and Litera y; or special branches ol
study may be iaken IL des ifed. Both sex
young ladies can Obtain board In tbs
town. The necessary expenses are ex-
ceedtngly modera @. For catalogues and
other inform stion, sddress
W. II. PURNELL, LII. D.,
augl-tsep7 Newark, Del.
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ANCHOR LIN G.


UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS. 800 to $50. srEERAGE, sss.
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep
or pigs.
And every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS. as 10 s85 Excursion a. NE
duced Rates.
Passenger accommodations are uhs"'-
passed.
All 5taternorls Oh Main DECK. =.
Passengsrs booked At lowest rates " u
from any Railroad Ststion In Europe
or America. -,
Drafts at lowest rates, payable ,,ena iree ID
charge, throughout Eng scosiAAs
and Ireland. II
Fur books OF Information, plans, ,s. ae,,
apply 10 HKNDERspN BROTHERS, Ply
LIs0 GRaEs, N. Y. Or TO SAM en- en-
r BETS, Adams Express. Wilmlnk'o''
Del.
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hOrICE.-The mabsgers Of The VIII.
IN mington aud kenp.tt Turnpike Co.
have uec iaI Ell div lde0d oi fifly cents per
snare, payable I" the stock no der ;, ,on and
after the Lwentieth instant. At Naliohai
Bank Of Delaware. August IL, 1881.
]. POULeON CHANDLER,
augiS.4t Treasurer.
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PUBLIC SALES.
Nn ORT0AaEE,N Na,c

M yAaEE'h hALE,--On san,o--
1vl ber loth on the y, emises. II eptem.
north OF Church Hill, Oueani N milea
County oI ND. containing sSs Acres sA%%ne,s %l.e,s
The first tract contai 100 Ars,,o
6,6p0 young Peach Trees, sd HUE Acres
an outoui dings. is well fencaa estead
and Timothy. Ill Clover
Tract No 2cont aims 100 Acre.
clear q, is well fenced, has nearly
s'ream. meadow aud marsh, 'anning
,,Is. Trso. NO, has 9O1< Acres OF mo.,.
timoere'. iand, new tenant Housa mostly
running streams. AiouSe, two
Tract No. contains 81 Acres ,.n...
House Meaao~ fine Spring large amman! enan!
Tratt No. contains 10 AGRA.
Dwelling and Su re stand. "eres' new
s,ah, ,ahERaS ssa,s One. ionrth cash: balance :,
For particulars call on premise.
dte's b. PALMER X hnTIN1Gr ad'
eess'ee CeDtreyiIle. Ma
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Business I,raintng

Young men who contemplate bust-
ness life, and parents haying sons to edu-
eate, are particularly requested TO send
!os our new Circular, which Will give fui'
Information as TO terms conditions OF en-
trance etc. Address.
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aug,l6-imd&w.
OF VIRGINIA.

session begins on the First of octob
and continues nine months. Apply for
catalogues TO the Secretary OF the Faculty y,
p. o.. Univ rslty OF Virginia, Aibemarie
Co.. Virginia. JAS. + HARRISON,
;ylS d6w. Chairman Of the Faculty.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-01

NOTICE II persons are hereby noti-
IN ned not TO Trust my wife, EuIth w.
tracted by her., she having left my bed
and board without l. gal cause or excuse.
auga-o2w JOSEPH j. DouGHEHrY.
Cnristiana HID. august ~, looi.
NOTICE In hereby sIveu to the public
~ that hity bOoks have been placed In
the hands OF persobs To solicit money 10
aid In completing shiloh Baptist Church.
b. T. MOORE, pastor.
JEFFERSON RAYToN.
j. w. JACKSON,
JEREMIAH MILLER,
MM. ~. MISSION.
JOHN BANKS.
sugl0- eod2ws
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wo Hundred Acre, of Upland and
Ninety Acres of Marsh,
he same more or less

be the same more or less.
And II Is ordered by the Court lbstths
purchaser or purchasers thereof. band
appear at the next Orphans uourt for
New Castle County, tn Il the Cour. NAV
assign 10 the purchaser or purchaser ihs
pr mises sold To him. her or them ,pursu-
ant to this order, he, she or they with
sufficient surety or .ureiles TO be a..
proved By the Court, entering into rec0v.
ni2 tnce to he taken and acknoyledget In
said Court. TO the stale, in penal sum
to be determined by the said Court, with
condition To pay 70 the par les entitled
severally, or tneir executors, adnins
traitors or assigns, respectively, their lust
ana proporiionable shar OF the SAID
purchase money. wits interes from such
time as The Court may determine In
such manner and time as may by the d.
rection Of the Cpuit be pr' scrlbed and ap.
pointed in said conditio
Attendance wlll be given and terms
mads known Al the time and place afore.
said by GEORGE CRAY,
GEORGE v. MAsSEf,
Truiees
Or by thslr Attorney.
Attest -. NJ. HousNAN. Clerk Of Of
phans' Court. auglO-eodts
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N0TlCEs.
EINAL NOTICE.

40 DELINQUENTC CITY AND SCHOOL.
TAXPAYER FOR 1850.
Notice In hereby given TO !, ue linquents
who have not paid the Ciiy and School
Tax Tor the year 1880, that uniess they cali
al our office and pay their bills before the
third day Of September next, their names
with the amount due attached will be
published la the newspapers according
to law. E. PROVOST,
WM.kYNE,
Asfesscrs aud Collectors,
Office-No. 10, Il. rixth Street. Hours
Fiom to IL n. m, and To q ana 10 {
p. m. augz3-bt
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ERUSTEES' SALE. -TWENTy- nov.
L LoL,, esiuue of the real as ook
John q. Hicks, deceased, sii ua,e - sa,, rue Of
Seventh and Ninth stree extenSa,een Tween
near .,. ~ ,ns & %es!ern boundary Of tbs CIiN CsHd
THURSDAY, September ,preml'es.
Coach Will leave the Clayton p. IN.
o'~ p IN. NM; SPRUANCE AZ
augl5 No.
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wheat e 8; r: q; z! A.: J:
oa,ytI'boe
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In the Orphans' Court a,
Castle County. new

REAL ESTATE
By virtue OF an order of the orohan.,
Court S oi me slate na OF Delaware. in and % for
airy Term, A. D.. lssi. OF said Canrr eu.u .ti,
be exposed TO public lie al the Sot',Wiii VIII
Hotel In Middletown, on v NEDNEsbUaaEyl
the 81 l day 4 August, A. D.. issl a, u
Och ck. r. M, toe f,lowins de.c.,sal =.
resi estate, being the pro erty of RhveH Rschas,
Wilson. deceased, To "A csr,s,,,
FARM, or Tract Of Land
situate in b iackbird Hundred. IN ~
County and state aisresaid, bounded ,nU on
tht nor h by land of Gideon E. Rotbyeii eu
aud others, on the east by land Of Aiax.
ander Cnmmins. on the soutn by land ~
Noble T. German, and on the xe., hs v
land OF said ef man and land OF Mrs ~
son and divided into two parts by lbs
road leading 10 the "Brlck storeI oon.
tanning A'
Two Hundred Atrs' of Upland and
NInafv Acraa of Maxi
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W. 3. CLARK, sec,y.

apris-dam srAxsoRD. CoSN.
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This insti. utionl located at Stam lord
Conn.,, ~ tue only institution in thl
East run In connection with the Colorado
by giving superior advantages to Its grad
mates In procuring paying situations.
This college Ii The best Of Its kind for the
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston E =.
change furnished TO regular Depositors
Without charge.
, 1881-08-12

rors yhfoh. r. beg through your columns. .
ns saytnG TINT tho movo ptoppaed to
q1 o4 ss s' Fcdsa posto at ve
sMa.d M lhliade!pns. iais @ s 80 M srrSr Il Tessf,ls
yp \. ha My Gsrx tne nspGe9 = ni9.
mac. was our only ob1uttive. 1t would hnvo
ntsen Us tho shnrtur rgtite to Washington, aHt
u that wns the stfntinr1ty Of poaltIgn to v0n
him tho ehorter lines to Paris or To Meta
The morale Of tho armies whs plso siHtlar.
Il !? proilahto. therefore: TINT tho results
ten nf this Question havet baftovo, glvon tut
ono rcaso, WHY ws should not hayo ma'so tho
~ t'oxsEi, css. wst m %r sinp,iss w recro*sc e..
eaMp1ign p I,!ay b sailf9 % baye ended i ;'ot
for !. 0rcater time bal We continued {; hn!i
1c,r,s 70 g eEnsxg y 9 IL % us M nm MSs. s;er
NOM Or tho "a VIC know now that: hal ,so
turned , hls ieit' he you'd hayo fallen . naGk
wc should hnvc found ;s comfortable supplies
rs thosG at Wustm!nater, Ur II we had cRrftf to
strtkn We could havo taken him OF tho wing It
fniIc'i 10 rroGip!tatu hhttlc whau he found that
wn wero Gu rsut1 to Washington. bur IL VII h,I't
fniltsl to do 50 'vo wt,nla hnve Ind ~ cSchnnXs
'ln tho intorview for tho Philadelphia lFx*s
which Is also reported In tho G.nhtAlf9n Ut tito
9Th ulL, ID The fullowIug-riz-: .1bp Lee intll-
II feesas n' s y s.. pe.ten @ ps IL to Xsny :!
Northern Virginia shortly nftar the s,attia Ut
OottysburR, and nppontlng Ger. Lonx - sue.
coed him. As published. this appoaEs 10 have
!tnportunco ns matter Of rcc1.tr1. which is not
correct. 1t was mentioned incidentally. AMI
only as n r1insor. ant WINS not therefore. in
totitlcJ To be included Iu the pnpl!shed static
tncnt. Tho rnmatk roforrcd To Gen. Pendlo"
, 1881-08-12


"Ycs." tho old man said. with q contlrtnRtory
rough-huired Scotch terrier Of Ben Martlu'A7
eoepe dusea se 1s fes 20 led e he
dog, an'-yt haint seen the terrier since last
8a!n rt1ay, have {ef
himself since April. =. ,..,.
IT. hops may dig sSno .tnS toat
Silk fringe 80 ever Raw Ia your lfel Blk friugs,
with bra[d two inches deep along bis back, IN
ball q ohonllte hanEin' from tho end Of ouch
ss os Soga t9 5ay Soaps s's hundred
Tho edttor thought ho would like to SEQ tho
oR soe tmH wen Pee ad , &c to psi1s g hm
three times, % though he would write sofnc-
Yes" tho old man sighed again, And onco
ornary-looksn' meat hound Or Dick Rogers,
aon't 70. tsat killed Lem crande'rs sheep last
ss s & E ses tss sss M @ 4sss
"Well. tae boys had little target shoot oyer
and while they was shoottn';I Il M that blamed. M
aS IFS ~ 10 "a la%s Mako lin s.etf Nos Is q
him., ne tnst irtaksd around a. snotned g
mol" exclaimed tho etiltor with moro inter.
S Sc ss sa @ eta hose; yss Ba ae tndx aenSe nS
mo" the old man said, raising to 70. :" eeok.
9o h ns: wons o. s9 M s2
lie camo back next norn!n."
And the editor rosurued to tho bushes. on tho
honest old asricuiturist faded away down tho
.dsstant stalrs. n1ni tho hcnrtcss, mocktpg laugh
ter Ut tho younger men on tho stat.
, 1881-08-12

tASt1pAA Appf0k
Gus White, q Galveston kthtop, needed money
but did not have my. fio tried to negotiate 4
loan OF few dollars from Dtsconaolate Jones',
who IL barber, Offering bis note, but 0tsoon-
eolnto told him that he shaved ohlns and not
nutos. Gus went out, gnt ptatol md sotsisned-
"Discoasotato Jones. Kib me Two dollart and DO
pistol 10 yours" "0'Way; hits aGin do law to
toto pistols" !" but ,you needs pleea when
you goes homo ut nights To keep tho sobbers
otf." De mRn, what totes a platol am q plum
c0wurti." "HIt'e Hn6 $lO, but ser can havo 1t
hight, on biz wsy homo, Disoonso3ato Jones vts
attacked BY an unknown man. who 4atTotod.
Kicked, md mau!ed him until he was certainly
q very dIBoonaolato person. Gna tied IN tho
datkncaa without utter,nH. woEd. Next
morning. befoEe uus wRs TIP. he wa3 called on
by ntsoonsoDRt8 tonea. who told him tho story Of
h!s wues. and then an!d: f" WhArs dat pistil you
wanted TO sell mo yesterday for $s7r "Hlts
sxtn do law 70 toto weapons" :" NehbGr minds
| Alu't Kwlne 10 bo beat TO den for r." No
body but = plum Gosard totes pistols, but you
cau hub It for H." DlAoonsolata paid over tho
money and took tbs pistol A soon as hc got
tbs pistol ha examined It. put It IN bis pocket.
and then, caeelealy picking up . cha!s hs =
said tho bFsathless nlscunsotatc. taking back niS
money. " do uuxt tlmo you wautg 70 sell planl
don't try to wrostle wtl tho darkey wnat puts
ttalF-oil on your hcad, or you will give yourself
away by 10 slnetl. III Just keep 1ls yor niaul
to pHy mo Tor my work and l0se OF tno wrestling
Wild you In do lIrk last night"
, 1881-08-12
An AssastM's Punishment Pierre
DAmlen# Terrible Deatla.

H4shtnqton Itxp4tite
Parton, cau1o across 4 description Of the pun
ishmcnt OF Religious fanatic who nttcmptcd to
take the iife Of Louis KY, Of Franco. i beg
leave to present thofoltowing ahrilgtneut oi thu
uary I'LL 'k ~ knE ri Loais xy wa e eatorins ne % IT.
cIrrtaRo at Versailles, Stout young man pushcd
through the Swiss Guards and stabbed tho King
was hS oqSo TRa ~ss txn "a:
t'lerre DMuliena, d fannticnf Jansenist, q poor
lnnatlo without accomp!lces, plan, or rational
motive.
Testament. and bis purpose wns to promote tho
Orthudox faith From the huur OF his arrest to tho
I1orneut Of bis death, period ut two months and
twonty-three days, hc WAS in torture Whcnnyec
md csnfned. When ut Inst the day Of c1ccu-
tton canIc h0 was taken to the torture chamber
and subjected to tho greatest amount Of anguish
which the human frnnle is capable Of enduring.
TIen b was driven BY a cireuttous route
through tho strects OF Paris to- the place OF ex-
ecution. This took an hour and q half: Another
half hour ho was kept waiting 1t, full Wow Of
the preparations, the apparatus not baiuR ready.
Then. In view Of tho assembled multitude, mauy
rsss . T6mGn s s wa n.y
his right hand was burned OF: no1t, masaod OF
flesh we're torn from him by red hot p!ucors
und melted lead and resin poured INTO tho
wounds: lastly, strong horse waa attached to
each OF his four linbs and IN attempt was mAdo
After q considerable period 1t was found tm-
1lossiole 70 DO this. and message was sent for
was refused, and again an attempt was made to
tcar the limbs apart, but Mith1ut SUCCESS. A
secuud timo word was seat that tho horses could
was @ tion II alve and Ha tSo nusccs a wurc sevorod.
torn OF did tho prisoner expire.