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National Republican., 1882-09-06
Skin Diseases Cured


by DIR. FRAZIERs MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
ns If by magic Pimpes Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches aud Eruptlons on the face, leaving the
skin clear, healthy, and beautiful Also cures itch
Barbers Itch, saltrheum, letter, Ringworm Scald
head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips old.
obstinate Ulcers and Sores &c.
SKIN DISEASE.
+. Drake esq, Cleveland, Ohio suffered beyond
oil description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head, and face, and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctorlng failed to help
him, and after all had falled he used DR.. Frazers
Magic Ointment aud was cured by few applica-
tlons.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered
Sent by mail on receipt ofprce. ffy cents.
HENRY & CO.. Sole Proprletors,
ca Vesey street. New York City.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DIR WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT Is a
ure cure. Price 81, by mall. For sale by drug
giLtS WIS
National Republican., 1882-09-06
SECONDHAND GOODS.

XTISFIIS AND CLOTHING, LITTLE WORN,
M nom, leading merchant tlloTs, in SUITS and
STYLES aud far more serycsable than shoddy ready
made Prices for poor mens puT9es Bargains In
Always on hand large stock. HERZOG'S, No. 3O5
Ninth street near Pennsylvania avenue. nly2l
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NJ. .SLAUGIITER, General Passengsr A ksanss ss'"''
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager "e'i hseh~; al,
PNNNsYLVANIA RourE

rINHE GREAT -
70 THE H9RSSSH5SggEAE!A ( A gEAf ksB sHB9gGH sgUruwrsr
TRAINS Leave @AsfiiTfsdr3Nys.' ys'f rom Station
snIis, srGts Of Of Ice sleeplnX Cars at ssj a m,
so lrSm Hsrrisbnrs q gneinnatL Wesern EapSess
,sV p, M. daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsnurs a
burg and rho Me NIL Express $50 p daily for Puts.
FSs iEresson prinss 1890 n M, 7ao and $50 D. m,
BALrIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
m. daily except sunday, Win PnTSr SSsara Sars 5I Gies
55sSurJI rI to "a atkins oo daily EXCEPT sat,r ata
For amspoT LSsk Sea n15 H,m,r,
rSr q; N Md, daily except sunday. s,oo ~ ."
SS @%2 and 'hS hSgd Gpst NJ; SS on sa6anSa @ aiSao IA nj
G End tnGs iSg a1 timl,ed Express Of Pullman pss
F99s 9sissS SsSGhn GIy %b ;IhESa at
erriaKo across New York ci,v s0e'' avoiding double
and M on sS saadSy % 3 io ssS % and III los . s
f3E 5hSSlsl%G5s S 5 49, tS ana S S SS iS 5nnd
,5 eg pl a. M a;2o go 1880 o5O, and iG2j p. M
ercen creek Line, G4o a. and 4ioi M daily
Far Ahnapoiis Glo n. m. and 44op. n daily cxoop.
ALEX4NpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIIs
Tns, MAY NJ ATp n pA pAAikhhNANDRIA IN AND WASHING.
For aiexandris $50 100 0:aa ii:OO aud lies A. m.
80, io and ills naG a. m 'E ana soj M D. on m sunday atS
For Richmond and the south, $3.50 aud lies n m daily
Taas aS Savd M sGfGsp fr 500 "a
AN ana i!SS 1890 q M l2 O. aoo 800 7EO and esos
1000 a. M, 700 ana o2O p. M -,
Tickets an information Mt tho office, northeast
ner of Thirteenth street and PENNSYLVANIA avelue
and at the station, where orders can be let tor the
checking of baggage to destination from hotels aud
I,I I,,,.,r, I;R; WOOD, 20 Gene, General Passenger Agent
, N II 4 4 -, Att,
National Republican., 1882-09-06

CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
= TOIU TONIC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all
Its stages, also for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Asthma
and all diseases or the Throat and Lungs and the oly
remedy that Is beneficial In Maarlnl climates. This
Is a, Prep9Ia,ion q BALsAM or ToLU, ROCK
CANDY, MAGNESIA, and other medicinaIs bene-
hcal In the abQye diseases the basis being the puresl
Rice and Rye Whistles harmless and very pleasant
to take ITyit For sale by all druggists and grocers
a 81 per quart bottle Thetrade supplied at liberal
discount BY -
BXRBoGR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
Wholesale grocers sole agents for this city, Henry
BischO N q Co, New York and Charleston s. O.. solo
manufacturers and proprlelors. de2l.ly
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment and speedy and radical cure OF all
Yenereal aud Nervous Diseases no matter nom what
cause without I 10 use OF mercurlHl other obec.
uonable Treatment cure guaranteed. In recent
o. rgcue cases p es ,riptians aud advice given free
Oiicfs richly private. No one seen hut the doctor
Hours, I 10 s. TO Z. exclusively. DR. LEON, 23I
Pennsylvania avenue. apps
DR. LEON. THE OLDEST. .EsTABLIsHED
IL and only reliable Ladies' Physician In tho city
cal. be consulted daily nt 2j PenpSylYanla avenue
All FenRie Complaints and Irregularities quickly re,
moved, Prompt treatment, Correspondence and
consI ltatons richly confidential. Separate rooms
TOR laJles. Once hours 10 and 10 s. apis
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon!
STEAMER w. w. COaCORAy

STEANIEH W. W. CONCORAN
Leaves Seventh-street wharf daily Except sunday)
for MI Vernon nj 10 O'Clock III; returning, reaches
Washington about $50 p III.
auto l.. l.. BLAKE Captain
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Rnltimore stocIk Ronrd
PRODUCE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE Sept. 5,-Vrglnia 6s. consolidated, Q
do. second series, s5 past due coupon 591s new 10
42ZS bid to-day.
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limited states NTorsboI,s Sale.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
McPhersons Hand hook, Politics, s,2...........s2 90
Sp, ,rd's Marquis Of CnrnbaS. ...........- 90
M,Nander's Mrs, " Look Before You Leap 90
"The Little Brick Church." FAkener. ......... so
"Modtrn Applications of Electricity" UOsplta-
10
Uawers Deautiful Houses 90
Military Telegraph of the Civil War; two vol 10
Muock's Soc al Equality " .,. ..., %
Ieohs, bounu uOnin series ' W
Frank In Square and Seaside Libraries.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN,
Metropolitan Book Store oil pennsyivan!n avenue.
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RrTToJ9NEG;
DYSPEPS.

One or two ablespoonfus will relieve all the trou.
bes Incident 10 bilious state such as Nausea Dixzl-
ness Drowsiness Distress after Eating. bitter bad
taste In the mouth.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS

Are known rs ne best
SO rs JUSTEA'S OLD STAND
Known for years as the only place where irstclass
SECOND HAND CLOTHING can be sold VI respect
able prices Address or call at
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No. 0l0 street northwest, Branch Store. No. AOl
Ninth street northwest
NJ B,-Not0 sent by mail promptly attended ~.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rTnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY. -
The TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH. souru.
WEST, AND Mf.5r.


schedule In effect August o. 1850
ElO ~ .-Ncw orleans Mail, daily, making RI 40
i,h S1ihffStii0ns fis 70 oil points South and souihwess
ml,m uuilnlhn Sleeping Cars from Washington yis
~, D,anN!e y 70 Atlanta and Atlanta 10 New Orleans;
ana trs, ~ ,nhston to New orleans via Lynohburr
$50 louisville Fast Limo daily via Chariot,e-.
Yile, Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnnu
Louisville, and all Southwestern points, n,alsIns
direct connections, aud with solid iraIn and P,,iE
400 man Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville
f.O ln.-Warrenon Accommodation daily excput
sunday, FOR WnrrentOn and Intermediates Ia, ions
,oa, h@enrning 20 arrives " Washington at iOsO a. m.
points South, Southeast, and 9nuihyyest Via H. an.
Nlile ana charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping cars
Washington to Charleston. and Whshinrion 20
hatS w., s,uinnuS M snrnSs Marks seepng-Char
For all pointa on Manassas Division tnko 7;i0 n m,
Train daily, excerpt Sunday. For Warrenton tass
cept sunday; nj, ,,c. - ''.' ''''''' ''''''' "a
pany'I Office. COL Pennsylvania avenue or ~ ririan
Depot. once, sol Ponnsylvania avenue is conne,ted
with telephone esystcm -
sI.,,ourro N. MACDANtFL, Agent.
n; m;SLAUuHTER, General Passenger Auent
SOL HAAS, Traillc Manager. s'';i ira
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The Regulator will positively cure this terrible dis
ease. We assert emphaticaliy what we know 10 be
true
CoLrG.
Children suffering with. Collie soon experience relief
when simmons Liver Regulator Is administered.
HS- Take only the Genuine, which always has on
the wrapper the red trademark and signature Of
j. I'll. ZEILIN s. co.
For sale by oil Druggists. ny25-MWF
National Republican., 1882-09-06
AUCTION SALES.
Sale of Frame Buildings.

Auction Sale of Frame Buildings.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INrEnIoR.
on the orH OF SEPTEMBER, at Il M, there will
10 sold separately, Mt public Ructi ~, on the prem
sss, corner of Eighth and streets northwest, one
story tworoom frame building aud rough frame
shop Terms cash. The structures TO be removed
NJ L. JOSLYN,
Acting Secretary.
-DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneets. sel.Mwg
United States Marsha's Sale.
By virtue OF writ of hera facas issued out Of tho
Clerks ofce of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and 10 me directed Will sell at public
Bnle ioT cash. In front of the courthouse door OF SAID
District, on SATURDAY, the 18Th day OF Septem-
her, 1882, ht l2 O'clock NJ all tue right title, tlam
n interest of the defendant in and 10 the following
,s.ibed operty situate In the city of Washington,
said District to wit: Part Of original lot numbered
four (ll, In square numbered seven hundred and
eighiy-four $50, said part of lot beginning at the
southwest corner of snid lot running thence east 10
feet thence north GO feet Inches thence west 10 feet,
thence south % feet inches to the place of ginning
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon. Levied upon as the property OF Daniel Il.
Sheehnn, to satisfy execution No ST03 at law in favor
OF John H. CondUn use of Bernard Burnsne.
&. j.. HENRY.
. u Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING. AuotoneeE
nu2S-ut9
National Republican., 1882-09-06
MET 1T ON THE EASTERN SHORE.

FROM Mohawk Hill N. Y, q prominent farmer,
Mr.. Joseph Kapfer, writes: st. Jacobs Oil Is an
invaluable remedy for the farm, 1or It has the
kIndn
National Republican., 1882-09-06
MEDICAL.
HEALTH rs WEALTH.

DIR. L, c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a Specific for iIyseriat Dizziness
Losl Of Memory SpernatorrhGn, Inpotency, In
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old age, cause1
which leads TO misery decay, and DEATH one box
will cure recent cases. Each box contains one
months treatment. one dollar a box, or six boxes
fQE live dollars Sent by mail pref aid on receipt OF
S eas oII re- eye IN bv m & 80 q, ee
panied with i've dollars we VIII send The purchaser
our written guarantee TO return the money II the
treatment DOES not effect cure Guarantees issued
By SToTr & CROMWELL, 4So Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, ID. c., wholesale and retail agents. Or.
dera by mhl VIII IecelYe prompt nltenllon. ncls "
National Republican., 1882-09-06
YOUNG MEN,

Ifyou have failed TO receive proper treatment In
cases Of Heart Dsehse, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Imp0tenoy, Premature Decay Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Nervous IScitRbllIty, &c, send two
stamps for our new book,
"THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical and Surgical institute
l+7 East Fifteenth street. New York. Ja5-iy
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12
A Continual Cry Against the
PoStof1ce.

There is great complaint of the mails.
The Route Agent and Postmaster are
so closely allied, in the same nest 50
to speak, that it must be fruitless to
appeal to him for a rectifcation of the
carelessness. Sal. Waterman.
Our sympathies are with you. The
complaint is general and lOud. -Hickory
CarOlininn.
There was never such a cry before
about the irregularity Of the United
! States mails as now comes up from ev-
cry section OF North Carolina. We get
papers from Raleigh five days old, &c =,
&C., says the Gastonia Gazette.-Dutly
| Observer.
Yes, we have heard, and read, (trom
both Democratic and Republican
sources more frequent, and apparent
y we'll founded, complaint against the
postal officials In North Carolina within
the past three months, than in three
years previous. 1t looks as If there
were an endeavor to bring the manage:
Hatton into disrepute. We urge our
members in Congress, of both politics,
20 have these matters looked toto. A
few detectives will do no harm and
their eyes need not be confined to col
ored clerks"
We have recently lost three dollars
sent TO us in different letters, and have
had a continual report Of missing pa
pers; although we have made a point Of
cautloning our assistants once or twice
every mailing day. Prof L. T. Buch
anon, Capt. John W. Smith, anc
Messrs. Harrison Il Gulley, all OF Wake
county, and hardly 10 miles distant,
have been much annoyed by losing
several issues of the past month. Mr.
Alfred B. Lewis, of Plymouth, twice
wrote US about his paper which he fail
ed to get, although put up and address
ed by our own hands.
There are doubtless others who have
not taken the trouble to inform US
tho we urge every person who misses
copy to write at once.
Many of our exchanges reach US one
a month, aitho' the editors write u
that they are sent regularly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12
For the Farmer and Necha lie.
TATJTMs STORE, MARLBORO. Co.
S. G.. April I, 'S2.

- u. ApfH q, o.
This is the busy season In this, as
we'll As all other farming districts, here
the live, energetic, and prosperous ar
mers live. The cbi,aing bells. sound
ing horns. and shriIi whistles. are heard
at early dawn long ere the lark has ieft
his cote. to awaken the horesi- The
sterling lite Of the land. the farmer,
who by their great enterprise aud n
dustry [ And to be the most prosper
Gus. contented and happy people any
where to be seen, or at least that l
have seen. :,
To the greatest delight of all. ind
the Guanos, In al! quantities from what
is left Of all the peruvian countries here.
VIZ: the Guanape. the Lobns. n Cot
ton Peruvian, and the German kaInite
are sotne of the fertilizers used; and
the farms have been 80 dexterionsiy
| tertilized and conposted In such ways,
as to make fully one half of the land IN
this section of Marlboro adequate to
produce a bale of the king Cotton
per acre >
I find Nh. f. T. Tatum, a native OF
Guilford county, n. O., a very clever
gentleman, prosperous ard handing
nine hundred bales of cotton last season,
with mercantile business that would dc
credit to Wilmington or Charlotte
Strange, though true. that there Is ~
railroad through this section, the veal
thiest in South Carolina. No%twithstand
ing they are off from any railroad, We
find all Of the most improved nipple
ments of husbandry and industry are
seen at every farm house in the way OF
sulky cultivators where the HusbannIan
rides in the tiilage of his crop.
Prosperity to the Farmer and Me"
chan1c. The most original and interest
ing paper in the State. ill again,
V
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12

The NEXT STATE FAIR Maj. w.
B. Gulick has issued a circular thank
ing the editors of the State for their
free labors in behalf of the Fair during
Is years past, and containing the follow
ing: 1.-The general advance la Agricul
tural Improvement. the development OF
Manufacturing Industry, the use OF
labor-saving contrivances, and the atten-
ton paid to Education, etc., are indica-
tons of awakened intellectual and indus
trial activity. and it is the purpose OF
the Society to stimulate this progress by
collecting the results into an Annual
Exhibit.
Il will thank the members of the press
to mention that the Secretary is engag-
ed in the preparation Of the Premium
List for the Exposition in October, and
~solicits suggestions from the Public,
esnecisllly. in thceJ fyKgyaPreseclvgsegn6t, ct nrffmHs;
Society hopes to embrace in this exhibit
every interest of the State, whether Of
Agriculture, Stock Raising, Mining,
Mechanics or Manufacturing, and to 50
classify the premiums that all kinds OF
products shall be suitably considered.
"All correspondence should be ad
dressed to Secretary, w. B. Gulick, at
Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12

AN ABoMINABLE ArRIL FOOL.-The
spirit of mirth and mischief which finds
expression on April Day would be per-
haps pardonable if restricted to harm
less Jokes between intimate friends.
But when strangers, and ladies', are at
fected thereby, whether directly or indi-
rectly, the affair is inexcusable, and de-
serving of severe censure.
By some such April Foolish a report
was set afOat last week connecting the
names of MI. Charles Hinton and a
young lady at Hillsboro. One OF our
correspondents hearing the statement,
accompanied by such particularly OF
day, and circumstance as to leave no
room for mistake, alluded to the forth
coming event in pleasant phrase. We
we're in some doubt as to printing it
but inasmuch as the date was only a
week thence, we assumed that the cards
we're out, and that there could be nc
mistake therefore gave the commune
cation, as written, merely suppressine
the name. 1t is useless to express our
~vexation at being made the medium Of
annoyance to a lady. Words utterly
fail in such a case.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12
SEABORD & RALEIGH RAILROAD.

SEABoRD & RALEIGH RAILROAD
The people of Penny Hill and the peo-
pie about Old Sparta seem to be max
ing a very hard effort to carry the Sea
board & Raleigh Railroad by Penny
Hill aud Wilson. Their efforts and
their subscriptions are a good example,
which should not be allowed to 90 un-
noticed by the monied men of Tarboro
and vicinity. Maj Rogers gives his
word that the road will be COM leteI On
the original line, i. e., from W Villains
ston to Tarboro and on to Raleigh.
The road is well graded to Tarboro
and many of the cross ties for the first
eight miles from Tarboro are in good
condition. The track is laid that dis
lance towards WILLIAMSON. Second
When the S & r. Railroad reaches
Raleigh, via Tarboro, the distance from
Raleigh to Weldon via ). & Raleigh K.
Il. and w. Il W. r. r., will be about
50 miles. The distance from Raleigh
10 Weldon by r. & CASTOR r. r., is 90
miles-over numerous short curves and
very heavy grades. The grades on the
w. q w. r. r are light and the curves
amount to almost nothing. An engine
that viii pull 80 loaded cars over the
w. Il ". Il Il. will not pull more than
20 N II. & CASTOR r r. The Il. Il =.
Is. X. operates with the S. & Roanoke
Il. Il. and Bay Line Steamers which,
necessitates a change OF cars to paSsen-
gers who go North By ali raj route.
When the S. s. r. K. is Luilt to Raj
eigh as Maj. Rogers says it will be,
freight can be carried via w. & w. Il.
r. and S. & R. r. r. at least Is per
cert. cheaper than by r. & G. r. r.
and in quicker time. A passenger
coach can be attached to the S. 4 Il. h.
train which will be taken ty the W. &
w. r K. at the Junction and carried to
New York without change. Passen-
gers leaving Raleigh i .5 byy this his ! route !. can
han those taking the r. & G. L. r.,
and arrive at Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia or New York at same
lime AMI make no change Of cars at
Weldon. as 4. & q. passengers are re
Iulred to do. All these advantages
you'd be lost By locating the road by
Wilson as that line would make the
Instance from Raleigh to Weldon is
niles longer than via Tarboro.
iarboro Is amply able aud should
alsc $40, 900 for the Seaboard & Raj
Ugh railroad Correspondent 7'arboro
SOuthermcr.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12

SUICIDE IN MIDDLE CREEK.--On
Saturday, Elijah Goodwin. an aged
citizen of Middle Creek township, Is
miles south of this city, took his own
lite. He had been confined to his bed
!or a week, but was not dangerously
Ill, SO was left by himself. Awaiting
himself of Il time when no one was in
the room, he m ust have taken a shotgun
and placed it against his head and
then pulled the trigger. Mr.. Good,
wins home was with his s~on-in-las,
james Stevenson, and it was there the
suicide was committed. A daughter.
Mrs. Stevenson, found the body, but
some time after life had become ex-
tlnct. 1t is thought that death was
instantaneous, SO terrible was the
wound. Mr.. Goodwin Was a highly
respectable citizen. He was poor and
was cared for hy his children. The
cause of the suicide is not known.
Observer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12

Goldsboro Messeaqer: Mr.. F. B
Borden's loss in the recent fire is esti.
mated at fully $1,000, with 81. OOD
insurance. Prof. de La Cooks Ioss
VIII probably reach $500. with no in
surance.--hir. james X. Morrissey.
. nishly esteemed citizen of Sampson
county, and for many years cleik Of the
Superior Court, died At Clinton FRIDAY
last.
Reldsville Times: Mrs. Maria Amos
died last Wednesday night after a
weeks lingering, of burns received
from falling in the fire. She was a
weak old lady, aged 81, her mind
rather shattered.
A young man named Cochran, aged
,Wenty-one years, and wealthy. killed
himself at Philadelphia toe other dov
because of his aimless life. As an ex.
PLANTATION, it is said that lie moved in
the upper circles of society.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12
Railroad Items.

Maj. Rogers told the Edenton En-
quarer that Tarboro passengers wonid
be able to travel to Norfolk via VII
llamston, Edenton, and Elizabeth Citv
on the 4th of July prox. Then ION to
Raleighl' y" ~
The case of W. J. Best rs. Clvde
Logan. Buford, Andrews, ct al. consti0
tnting the present management of the
Western N. G. r. r. was argued before
the Supreme court last week; Messrs.
Merrinon & Fuller for Best and David
Schenk and Reade, Busbee and Busbee
tor the Richmond & Danvile. Chief
Justice Smith gave decision granting
Plaintiffs plea.
The Lenoir Topic says 1.-THE parties
who are to build the Narrow Gauge
road from Cranberry Iron Works to this
place must be in earnest if reports be
true: w understand that Capt. dwight
has been ordered to Cranbury to com.
mence the location of the line. In the
mean time. Gen. Imboden, through Mr.
ID. b: Dougherty, is securing right of
way from this place to Boone via Cooks
Gap.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-12
Beecher will be 50 years old in June

beecher will be 50 years old in June,
Bishop Bowman, of the NJ. +,
Church. Baltimore, is reported dan.
gerously i'll.
Merriman Anderson, of Edipboro.
Erie county, was attacked several DAYS
ago by bees. Their stings set him
Tazy, md he drowned himself.
The latest scientific curiosity inssired
by Edison's electric light is a ladv's
brooch, IN which a tiny incandescent
spark takes the place of and outyies the
>nlliancy Of a diamond of the purest
sater.
mr. committed suicide 1T Council
olufs, Iowa. on Sunday. No motive
assigned for the deed, although the
dispatches laconically state that the
suicide left a wife and sixteen chill
dren.
A child of Curtis Evans. of Penneu-
vile, ~. T.. recently born, weighs OK
pounds, and its head is 50 small that .
common teacup will entirely cover it. It
Is perfectly formed and is very HEALTHY.
The assistant entomologist of the
department OF Agriculture desire, # n
&c understood that no more silk VERNE
e Igs can this year be distributed Lv
tle department, the supply being com
exhausted.
Inc Des Moines Register saws that
turing the recent diphtheretic epide-
n'c IN Denlson, thee children of a
VT; Hazel died of the dread disease |
nd were buried side by side. The 70.
am have since been taken IN for tho
purpose OF removing them to another
,'i'ioh % the cemetery, and in making
u ie'ho.ai IL was discovered that one
u the children had been buried alive
Ii la turned over on it's face. thrown
rs little arms over its head and torn
he hair from it's scalp.
Er. 0 B. rockingham is said hn
ne Boston correspondent of The
Hartford Courant to have reneved hio
ather's church, which is Orthodo~
Unitarian. The correspondent saw.
The pastor of this church is the R.a
tufus Ellis, and he is one of the mo-,
orthodox in his tendencies Of anv IL;
arlan preachers. Mr.. rockingham is
constant attendant on his ministry.
ie taxes part in the social meetlrg. Of
ne church also, and freq uently ad-
them
At Murfresboro, Tenn, Thomas Nc ,
wen, special deputy sheriff, started RI
il.ss Bethel Thompson. who last wear
an officer in Shelbyville, when {
pout 70 be arrested for horse stealing I
was found IN bed, and while
deputy sheriff was reading the war. ]
ant mpson shot him with a pistol {
men he drew from under a nillow !
ne bullet inhicting a wound which {
III probably prove fatal. The wonnd" .
4 man returned the fire, killing Thomn- !
IN instantly. :