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ADVENTURE WITH A BURGLAR.
A Young Woman whom He Thresseas
to shoot Causes n n CaDtare.

% shoot Causes Hks Captafe.
PHILADELPHIA, December N.-yames Nor.
rison, Who has the appearance OF a man not
very long out of prison, jimmied epsn .
back door of the residence Of William Craw-
ford, sl5 Lombard street. about half-rast 10
o'clock on Sunday night. After donning
Mr.. Cravford's oyercoat Morrison began
explorations in second-story back room.
Miss Crawford heard noise and nav
Morrison ransaeking . bureau. When.
she demanded 10 know what
be wanted, Morrison drew q. email
pistol, which Mr.. Crawford had left in the
pocket of the stolen oyercoat and pointed
Il al the young woman, threatsning toshoot
her. She gave an alarm. Mr.. Crawford APP
peared and Morrison sprang down the stairs
at one lesp, but befor he conld escape from
the house was captured by Policemen Chat
ham and McCallum. Morrison had jim
my, napkin ring and other articles He
was given hearing before Magistrate Lad
ner, and committed foz burglary and an at-
tempt TO kill.
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A REDUCTION.
The MassillOn Miners Wages TO be BE.
duced to So Cents

CLEVELAND, O., December 27.-The opera
tors of the Massillon District coal mines
have agreed to reduce the price Of mining
from eighty-fve.to ninety.tive cents ton
and appointed a committee to confer with
the minority.
When the miners made their demand for
an advance from S5 to 95 cents per ton for
mining, three operators here agreed to
grant it without consulting the Others.
To retaliate, a prominent Cleveland com
pany went to the Coal Exchange and told
them that if they did not put down the
price of coal in that city from $4O0 to
s. So they would start retail business
and do so themselves. The price fell to
the figure demanded.
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Tn. s.spenaed sweeney Bank.

NEw YoRx, December T.-The creditors
of the suspended banking house of ]. A.
and w, II. Sweeney have appointed acom'
n iItee of five to take charge OF their inter
@sIs The liabilities are said to be 81, ,42l
byer the assetts. Mr.. J A. Sweeney said
That If he lived every dollar should be paid
sn full. He has been offered lucrative
position as superintendent OF bank.
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The Rody Rouud.

PITrsBURaH, December T.--About half
pat ten this morning, as the workmen
v9e busily engaged in the removal OF the
de,ris occasioned by the fire at Hays plan
in. mill, Thirteenth street, South Side,
tbsy came across the remains Of William
Joies.
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oHIo's NEXT GOVERNOR.
Corneiias AuIfman PAposed as . Re.
publican CANDIDATE

publican Candidate.
CoLUNBus. o., December N.-Cornel;us
Aultman is being extensivelySalked of. I
see, as 4 prospective candidate for Gov.
ernor on the Republican ticket. ye would
make asgood one, and he could \pare a
good round sum to aid the party cam Aa;en.
Mr.. Aultman is fine looking man of \ear.
ly sixty years of age, should think. Vie
has iron gray hair, long, full beard mild
with gray, q large head, bright eye, andy
brain as business-like as his heart is gen,
erous. He lives very nicely at Canton,
where one of his machine shops is situated.
He has three Of them, one at Canton. an
other at Mansfield. and a third at Battle
Creek, Mich. All are devoted TO threshing
machines, and their products go all over
the Union. Out Of them he has made his
fortune, which amounts to several millions.
He Started Life
as poor boy, and commenced to open his
oyster of the world with a carpenter s
chisel in Greentown, ten miles from Can.
ton. Ohio. He afterwards started a small
foundry at Canton, got an interest in pat
ent and developed his business until he
has made fortune. He is strong tariff
man, and has no record for any one to find
fault with. If, as a leading citizen who
does not want to be quoted says, "the times
demand 8 candidate who has never had
anything to do with politics." Mr.. Aultman
has very fair chance of nomination.
Said this gentleman, 1--WE must not have
a machine politician. The last election
showed what public opinion thinks OF the
party rings, and any man old in politics
will weight the party. We must take up
a man like we did Foster in 1874. Charley
was comparatively unknown before that.
He had good home record, and the peo-
pie came to his support with rush. This
campaign will be similar one, and a
proper nomination will insure success.
am not speaking for Aultman nor for any
man. / only want a new man, and believe
that in this lies our great salvation"
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Ki,led at a Riast Furnace.

YOUNGSTOWN. O., December T.-Johu
kennArd, q bottom filler at Mary farnsee,
Lowelyille. was struck on the head by the
wheel of a barrow which fell from the top
I the 'he ipiuries 0s He R wss s 81 wears ears old and
leaves a wife and child.
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FREDDY FOLLOWS HER.
The Love Lorn Gebhardt still Struck
After Lille.

New York, December 27.-Mrs. Langtry
arrived at Hubbel's Hotel, in HaveEly's
Theatre building, Brooklyn, and took pos
session of the set ofseven rooms which had
been engaged for her. New furniture has
been put in the rooms at an expense OF
5000. ,
Her maid was there before her and had
assisted in arranging the apartments,
which looked pretty with the new furni-
ture, and several bouquets sent by sdmir-
ers added 20 the appearance Of the suite.
This is charming" said Mrs. banStry,
As she entered. After luncheon she re-
paired to the stage of the theatre, reaching
h without leaving the building. Her ar
riyal created but
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CRIMINAL.
Another Terrible Tragedy In the
Smoky City.
The Sudden Termination of the Life of a
Fallen man-Later Develop
ments Of the Uniontown
Tragedy.
SMALL BATTLE IN KENTUCKY,

YIrrsBuReH, December 81. - Another
INNder was added to the list last night
before the clock struck twelve the
S:.IS report of revolver was heard in the
@ ;o;n;n nIgse, with cigar store in front. ad.
Er;as . ourner Hall, on Sixth ayenue.
fed fem iurder followed and several terri.
beIn rushed to the street calling for
front 5nSn walked coolly forth from the
sbadowS Rnd passed rapidly into the
noctet was vas James Clarke, and in his
which he bS smoking revolver with
killed Georgia Must shot and instantly
claimed as his Wg'a woman whom he
Cr,eS heard the
and ran to the pla6
the murderer EnteKu. 700 Iate 70 catch
the woman lying on tae room ne found
room with pool of bN1oor Oh the little
and blackened bullet aoout ner mead
of her face between theS IN '9e lett sac
had evidently died instaf aaa ear. one
not the least sign of pain az a. 'nere was
ance. The other inmates the counten,
her cry, as she tried to open son!y. ey nG;n nGHu
don't kill me-" The next intots s ' tnIi'
James Clarke, the murdereh ,eti;
about % years, and was for 10. "a
tender on Third avenue. His wiEe "a.
she was, came from Beaver coun a I suci
years ago and began fast life, WE.
said helped to maintain him by, ;IT
gotten gains. Her maiden name wSG;i. ~.
lespie. Sf
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!. More COTTON burned.

NAoox, GA, December 2.-An English
AMI Hungarian warehouse containing 2, ,258
baes of cotton and q large amount of GU
ana was burned early this morning. The
grceery of Henry & Sherwood was also
Consumed. Loss, $4,000 insurance, $Sh-
0nOi .a-s-
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Christmas Cutttus.

EAST LIVERPOOL, ONO. December ~
Love, bohemian who works at Harri.
son and Flenkes' pottery, got full Of liq.
with Fred. Lester. The latter called him Z
the arm "ei'fsnG8n sss az RYe ssiSed s.
cutter was arrested shortly afterward and
held to answer o charge OF assault with
intent to maim. Other than the usuG
amount Of Christmas druaks everything
was peaceful. The "Scab's Marcip Is get.
ting to be as unpopular tune as s'Grs>d.
fathers Clock" since the mayors pnoQl
lamation, and is now seldom heard on
streets.
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AMan C,tinTvo Tr.tp.

JoHNsrowN, Pa, December T.--Robsrt
Maloy, Of Newark. n. j., was found with
Pennsylyania railroad at sSiaegah this
morning az eight o'clock. he had been
struck by the Pacific Express wsss aud
killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-28

CEpAR RAriDs, IA, Dsesahsf1 1E.-In opn-
sequence Of the high pfico e cass, ths
three ost mills owned b npuGiaa Guazt
and Forest. located In tkh city, Chicaeo
snd Oregon, Illinois. u1ing IN The agRrsest1
10000 bushels OF osts per day. will b shni
down til the nlasxei assumes more h
foTsble aspect,
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store RObbed.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., December T.-The
cent store of C.. A. Fowler Il
So, was robbed last evening OF $500 which
has in a small satchel in the desk. A stran-
asked permission to write letter al
Adesk. lie was granted the request and
sAtly after he left the money and satohel
~Nnissed.
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A Third Party SA>s

OwENsBuRe, KY, December 27.-During q
light in Staples grocery Christmas night,
between man named Norris and Q negro,
James Montgomery, hearing the noise,
The ball struck Montgomery in the abdo,
men, causing death instantly.
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Toha.eo smoks

LANCASTER, Pa, December 27.-The large
BAN of John r. NJ Fn. just outside
thscty br last night by
an incenf With the seasons
crd of p0i Insured
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kAlary.
ISoroS,, PADec,

residence Of Mr.. EdVfi Sbanbsrd locomo.
tive engineer on tbtHemnfeid south
Main street, was burkriyed shont three
Sos. SSlOck ihi, q; morning ro6bed Of thirty
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= =1..ssA y tNn1 -
eeqQty y, I.
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Nuur ON General Principles.

I,NANp, OREGON, December T.-Re-
Por.s Sched here this morning that three
nnun,,Se men lynched at Yineville, Creek
o1Vhy oSthy pnday night. All that 10 known
" VI San sne a is that the victims are cowboys
genera. pNs Nsiples. :
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Masbuay Robbery.

YousGsTovx. o., December 27.-Sundsy
afternoon as Henry Cassidy was on his way
from Haselton to this city, he met two men
below Lansingrille. one OF whom asked
him what time twas. Cassidy, drawing his
watch out OF his vest pocket, told him and
was about TO pass on when the fellow
snatched the 9me.pirce, and giving it 9
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i SniVAoo,AvCctnU0E& &ts-A1Otr 8V9e WI
Of imprisonment expired ahsat Q moath
sgo1Hnd. banished from all the great 6oan.
trt nope. he hes come 70 The euly
~ The sun, 70 propagate his
when their
obtains that only
are In league with o.
are Thousands Of men L.
rcpeap1y ynastiss Who ars d.
iaa ISa1tRe as'is.. Mn
Fsy do you snticipsts
Of your idsasr
pu., The people must b Cd
knowledge oi their rights
q their pOwss. ne 20.
y insu6egAblo Op-
pe ruler may "a
- people VIII
! ! !: | !:
Wher nble; some Of them
do noS patioa viii be de-
st-ueti seilitstioo will b
.Who The socislistic party In
Those are known generally arc the Ia.
telligent workmen, though there are thou.
sands OF conceded adhefents end symps-
thisers who osknAbly are loyal 70 the 9ov.
ernments, but ars ripe for revolution. Tbs
pihilists, anarchists, and oil classes OF agtte'
tors, and the dispntented are with IA a
revolution must come, and probably Rus
There tyranny obhhs In greater dcGree
than anywhere elss In Europe and civilise.
ton. Germany VIII follow, and knElanl
too, will b subjected to- the tidal We~s &
revolution By the people. kngiand WI
likely be the hast viatsd, but Il must insvs
itably come"
sxss s.. "a a..,.'9 s.T%.n' and Ensi.nd s''s.-
tossuibly, ". Bat tyranny in 0ss.
many IL still ssistiug tnd'aii rsfermstoey
measures, though supsHioially Designated
even farcisi. They fAl 70 accomplish
what II asked for uow, an what win Sooo
be demanded and acquired"
"What are your other objects hefec'
THE naturalization Of
Land anA - Cae1taL
Every man laboring for Isins iSsnutlsd
to an equal share In the sroau Of that
labor"
The gentleman explained himself fully
by saying that's work kman u factory vas
entitled TO an equal share n the profits
with all conosrned, inludine thosS
who furnished the capkal 70 run
the business. He added that be N.
tended 10 establish The FrciAeit 70 Ee
York and 10 publish IL Ia GermaR snd nn
| lish. He win remain In this country ~
| or five months, sgitstiDg biz p.tecApl1
which are com nunistie and ansIchtel,
will then return 10 Europe only ss~fsd
his business.
He n now under two years sentsooe
jmprisonnent In Pnnce, which ne wov
have 10 endure did he visit there eod
bapished frors Germany, Enfiand,
Austria. He will deliver three leceufcs
y \Chicaeo. The iptroduetions Win 3: -
, Gi.h and the rsmaindss OF tho taik 10
Van, which hs naturally spoons moes
Atty.
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=. LITTLE Roc ARx., December H.-Branch
Lne negro rayished and murdered
nins.ySSar;oia niI at Warner Station, on tbs
it ilttie t nock an sn Mississippi Railroad, was
hanged to teles kh pole.
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A SAD CASE.

A Mother and Her Daughter Drowned
in a Well.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, December 27.-Anna
O'Brien fell into cistern while drawing
pail of water. Her mother went to rescue
her, but lost her footing and fell in. Both
were drowned. The father discovered the
dead bodies when he returned from work
in the evening.
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Drink Did Il.

Tucson, ARIZONA, December T.-SesrA
geant Rufus formerly, OF the Sixth
Cavalry, committed suicide at Fort Lowell,
this morning, by shooting himself with
carbine, in presence Of the company. He
was graduate of West Point. He was for
merlv lieutenant OF Sixth Cavalry, but was
compelled to resign on account OF drunk
enness and misconduct. His suicide Is at.
tributed to drink
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KENTUCKY cRiMEs
Ah0ufaaiRl.

CINCINNATI, December IA report from
Lewis county, KY, says Col. Crawford shot
and killed Pent Lyons, Monday, on Cabin
creek at Fully's store. Both were drunk
and quarreled about girl. The next day
Crawford's friends enabled him to escape.
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CAPITAL CHAT.
PunctiIia, Of the President-Soeiesy
GossIp-A BIOeded Family.

PunctiIia. of the PreSident-Soeiesy
Gossip-A BIoeded Family.
WASHINGTON, December T.-The Presi-
dent may always be relied upon to do the
right thing socially. Last week Miss Cow
erneur, a great-granddaughter OF President
Monroe, was married in Washington. The
President sent her wedding boquet from
the White House conservatory. twonid
have been a liberty to send her present
the boquet was graceful and Periecuy aP-
propriate. s -
Mrs. Don Cameron has reappeared In
society after a long absence. she gave
dinner on Thursday, received on Frlday
and attended the first bachelors german
siyen dnring the week. Mr.. Pendleton Is
Sss;S IN he the champion dinner giver OF
Washington, Attorney General Brewster
stepson' Andre Brewster, is the most ele-
can't young dog about town: MT ana mrs. .S.
Harvey watterson are in washington 10,
The winter. They naturally think gooo
deal of NJ. Henri Watterson.
A Boarding House lneidenI
General Washingten's grand niece, Mrs.
Fanny Lynch. a very pretty lady OF forty,
has a clei kship here at Washington: one
is the nearest existing relation OF the Ia
mented George w. Some time ago sne keps
a boarding house here, and the tollowlng
incident occurred: Her second nusoane,
an old man, was very proud OF ms Wne
ancestry. One day an lrreyerent aPpltcatt'
for hoard called when Mrs. Lynch was out.
Mr. Lynch, in making the arrangements,
drew himself up proudly and said: u
wound have you understand. sir, my vile
Is a grand niece of General Washington $.
Indeed" :" was the response, but dom
expect TO eat your wife. care more FOL
coed beefsteak than do for good blood,
want lots of steak. and / want 1t ricn snc
rare, and don't care a continental whethel
George Washington's daughter or Georg'
WaShington's Niger serves II IL Is heeI
less to say he was asked to get his oeeistea'
elsewhere.
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MnsAsxss Dsssafs In
% a. J. Rdnb 80 nili, y ~
Ralh. szplsdsa. kiliisG 7SsnD .
saeiDsey, iab1eatiy, a s1aa6lng - -
Sbe woskmsD. Three pog1Dao b. o1MD
boripu hosss vsrs lily isjsset
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A TRUE strengthening medicine and
hea.th-r.uewer is BIoSn's Iron Bitters.
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a elray DelI of Yfre,

NEW YoRK, December H.-fbs bark
Gembok, from Auckland, reports thsf On
gale, in I thick snoW squsiI, bali Of i,rs
parsed acroas the ship, injafiag thfss 80
men and breaking both gunwalss snd nip
ping the planks from The ssesn q Tie stse.
board Of the boat. Il explodsd shout tWsnby
yards from the ship with q loud rezoh
sharks flying from Il like rocket 1Asre
was no lightning OF thunder q ~ 0as.
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4 MEN nNk.


Fbs nsssssS essss nnlaO 0al
Psssi1oo1AoA oaD1e1o
NEE, YosK, Dscsahss N.-T
Ing commupicatioa u the
world Will psobebly pa some q
men In Ind3Ana In 3 j0Aeettve q
III The Ds0oeraA1t pefty -
cssd IN the PresidsnliA eoatsgt
Lesd of ilslr sisssl gef n
Ssms Of Wn. = Nibiask,
HIS integrity = unqusstlo
pyivsts shassetss unbIsnishe
Popularity In Indiasss eel
His sIsetion 70 tAst hi0A pellken WI
- sslicieat ssassntss a Civil bssyiss
1bsn sst eesesay ID eli AslSetlsak 6
B esnsfal 00seSnDhot Ap1Jo1O ~
lkek = veil sseuairted viih ihe Dgk8e.
nss Of The Nstlos, and visb ~. pdtHol
histesy q - soustsy, hsg!ss .essvsl ~.
e!si terms II Conspsa dsFinS W gtcen1'
ord. Hb sssinatsos M iss1ss v,esssx
He h tolh Dea1eneot ~ 3 pnw ~"
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h Brooklyn, and the attendance at the
matinee was small, while other theatres
rere compelled to turn people away.
/ Freddy Gebhardt was in the audience.
After the matinee Mrs Langtry left BY the
front entrance, where she joined Gsbhardt,
and the couple, entering the latter,s car,
fisge, drove quickly away. 1t is believed
ihey took ride through Prospect Park.
at the evening performance the theater
was by no means filled.
\ Gebhardt was again present and the
1ily and Freddie bad tete. tete in hub
bells at the close of the performance. Inc
Seople at the hotel state most posleveiy
that Gebhardt is not guest there, though
shey admit he was circulating arouho
The establishment all day.
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cnsIor1l = O. nsaan6ei 4,-xeA
riSes. On thoy Ar Ia - - ~ -
track ssd kpscks6 ~ WGkA Hsllie
sSsn; eacusd - ;o.91 n g. sss - 9
two can on he Aa1nt cd Sp6 - l16A
st III rsaR snAnanADa - ~ hg1lR
One employo ~ aIiGAtiY hnGk q
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robson AND THE RAILROADS.

His Attack ON the Roads Said to be to
Forward scheme to Line His own
Pockets.
proyerb about giving dog bad name has
been illustrated of late. The present ap-
plication is to an old seadog. Whatever
course Robson pursues there arises stories
about it to his detriment. The latest re-
port is concerning Robeson's attitude in re-
gard to railroads, especially the Southern
Pacific Road. 1t viii be remembered that
when the Postoffice Appropriation Bill was
up in the House Bobesou went for the rail-
roads generally, and the Southern Pacific
particularly, in good round terms. Now
for the story. Robson, Chandler and one
or two others are said to have gone into a
pool to
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Buy short

on the Southern Pacific, in view of the ex-
pectation that an attack on that road in
the House would send that stock aglim-
mering down. They did, but there is an
old lobbyist, veteran, and sly withal, and
his name is Sheriff.. Sheriff., to use COLO
quialism, dropped on to the racket before
hand. He Is not only employed to look
out for Southern Pacific interests, but is
also dealer in stocks himself. He tele-
graphed his information in cipher to New
York, and the attack on the railroads in the
House did not effect stocks in the least, and
Southern Pacific was not phased. The next
day she went up a number OF points, and
has never gone down since. The result is
that Robson, Chandler and the rest of
them are considerably out of pocket.
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THE NEWS.
Domestic.

Domestic.
Byron kimball, the broker who cut
bis throat at the Miliken House, Bos-
ton, died at the City Hospital at four
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Ex-Congressman w. s. Stenger, OF
Chant bersburg, Pa, has been rendered
the Seeretaryship of the Common.
wealth by Governor PattiSor and has
given his unconditional acceptance.
Chief Justice Park decided that the
black ballots used by the Democrats in
the New Haven city election are illegal
and void. This decision gives the en-
. tire municipal government to the Re-
!. publicans.
fF Policeman John Dalton, of Jersey
City, found a sail boat in the flats at
COmmunipaw Cove, in which were q
woman's saeque, hat and pair of gloves,
. which seemed to have been thrown of
hastily by some one intending suicide.
Foreign.
The French Government introduced
into Chambers credit of ,2T5, 900 francs,
Tor Debrazza's expedition.
The Central Bureau of the Italian
Senate reported unanimously in favor
OF the Parliamentary Oath bill.
& Russia and the Pope have arranged
bsthe mOdus yivendi, one of the first re-
suits of which will be that the Pope
viii reappoint CathOlis Bishops in Po-
land.
England proposed to aceredit the
diplomatic resident at the Vatican on
the same footing rs the representative
OF Prussia. The Pope acquieseed in the
propesition.
The entire population of Vienna is
Preparing TO celebrate the six hundredth
: anniversary Of the foundation of the
'-fhouse of Hapsburg. The Emperor,
empress and Crown Prince arrived
yesterday, and will receive numerous
deputations and addresses from promi-
nent Austrian corporations.
Acting Governor of Iceland, the
Bishop and other persons of note, in q
communication to the London Times,
say that notwithstanding the large do
nations received, there must be great
distress from want Of food in Iceland
during the winter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-02
Eating Lemons.

A good deal has been said through
the papers about the healthfulness of
lemons. The latest advice as how
10 use them so they will do the most
good runs as follows: Most people
know the benefit OF lemons for
brea kfast, but Jew know how it is
more than doubled by taking anoth-
er at inght also. The way to get
the better o. a bilious system with
out blue pills or quinine is to take
the iuice Of one, two or three lemons
as the appetite Graves, an as much
ice water as makts it pleasant to
drink, without sugar, before going
to bed. liz the morning on rising,
or I least half an hour before
breakfast, take the juice of one lem
on in goblet of water This will
clear the system OF humor and bile,
with efficacy, without any OF the
weakeninp effects of calomel or Con-
gress water. People should not ir-
ritate the stomach by eating lemons
clear; the powerful acid of the
Juice, which is almost corrosive, in
falliblv produces inflammation af-
ter awhile, but properly diluted, so
that it does not burn or draw the
throat. it does its full medicinal
work without harm, and when the
stomach is clear OF food has abund-
ant opportunity to work the system
thoroughly.