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The Lead rannIi.

There Is no lead pencil; and there has
been none for so years. There was q time
when q spiEacle Of lead, Gus from the bar or
sheet, suffieed TO mako marks on white
paper or some rougher abrading material.
Tue name OF lead pencil came from the cid
notion that the products OF the Cumberland
mines, England, were lead, instead Of being
plumbago. or graphite, a carbonate Of lime,
capable OF leaving a lead-colored mark.
With the orl .lrsl lead pencil or slip, and
with the earlier styles Of the "lead" pencil
mt'ie direct from the Cumberland mine, the
wetting Of the pencil was preliminary of
writing. But since II has become
manufacture the lead pencil Is
adapted, by numbers or letters, to
each particular design There are gra les OF
hardness, from tho pencil that may DO sharp.
ened TO needle point, to one that makes a
broad mark. Between the two extremes
there are u number Of graduations that
cover all the conyonicnces Of the lead pencil.
These graduatlons are made by taking the
original carbonate, and grinding II, and
mixing it with fine quality of clay In diff
ferlng proportions, regard being had to the
use ofthe pencil. The mixture is thorough,
the mass is squeezed through dies to form
aud size II, is dried and lncased in Its wood
envelope.
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A SAILOR THI rY YEAxs.

About three months ago l was taken with
severe pains in the small OF my back, in tho
region Of the kidneys from which l became q
terrible sufferer. l consulted with number of
physicians, and finally placed myself under
their treatment, they telling mo had the
sciatlc rheumatism and kidney complaint.
On examination, my urine was found to be In
n very bad condition, OF a very dark color, and
impregnated with heavy red brick dust de-
poslt, and very offensive. had the most care
ful and best medical attendance and tried all
the popular remedies without experiencing any
relief. Fortunately about this time the virtue
ofHunt's Remedy being called to my attention,
bought and used q bottle, with such satlsfac-
tory results that l continued on for six weeks,
when, having used four bottles, l found was
as well as ever and entirely cured. All pains
left me, my water returned to its natural color.
l am now in excellent health, and able to at
tend TO my business tgroccry.)
Whenever an opportunity occurs to recon-
mt nd your valuable medicine always do so,as
am confident It will do all you claim for IT,,
and that every time. Yours, with gratitude,
GAIT. JOHN KIMBALL,
NEW LONDON Conn. Nav o. 1888,
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Pat and the Inquisitlve omOisi.


Mr.. Kimball, vice president of the Rock
Island railroad, happened TO be riding in the
cars behind two section hands. The con-
ductor came in and collected fare from one
of the men, tho other having previously
paid. Said the latter TO gag his friend; 81
can travel on this road when want to and
never pay cent" "IIow's that" said the
other. "It's a secret" said the first. Mr.
Kimball pricked up his ears and thought he
had a good-siZed "hcn on" The paddy
who last paid his fare got of at way sta
ton and Mr.. Kimball Hllpped into the vacant
seat. "Have smoke'" he said to the re-
naming Irishman. "HOw do you manage
to travel without paying3 1 do deal my.
self aud would like to know" "Would
yez loikc to know" said Pat, looking Gun
ming. "Indeed would, and I'll give you
ten dollars If you tell me-" "No." "Fif-
teen" "No." twenty-five" "Donep
said tho section hand, al the cash was
forked over. "Be Jabers, walkp' This
same Pat is section foreman on the Rock
Island, near Davenport.
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ALEXANDER's CASE.

About one year ago was taken with Sc
we're attack oil disease OF the Kidneys, from
which /. suffered severely. l applied to our
local physician, and not receiving any help 1
called or Mr.. John A. Morgan, our druggist,
and stated my case. He Immediately handed
mo bottle Of Hunts Remedy, Offering 1t as the
great specific for that complaint. commenced
using 1t nt onco, and from the very start be
gan to Improve, and Dy the time had used the
bottle was entirely well. l would advise any
persons having difficulty with tho kidneys TO
give Hunts Remedy trial, know Of one case
besides myown boing cured, and would cheer.
fully recommend IT to any one
CHARLFs II. ALEXANDER,
Foreman Dye IIOnse Shetueket Mills,
May &, 1882 Greonvilie, Conn.
certify to tfrenbove being true case having
sold tho medicine to Mr.. Alexander, and know
him to be a gentleman respected highly In the
position he holds. JouN A. MORGAN.
May <, 1859. Druggist, Greenyille, Conn.
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Disease,

propensity and passion brings mankind
numberless ailments, foremost among them
,', are nervousness, nervous debility and unna-
tu[ai tn Weaknesses of generative organs,
Al alleh 6 Brain Food successfully overcomes
,aese troubles and restores the suffer to his
Hatnral vigor. 81; for $5. At druggist;
VI Aliens Pharmacy, 3iS 1st. ave-, N. Y.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
100, 900 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH
FRACTIONS, in FIFTHS in PROPORTION.

Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the ONCE ofthe compa in New Orleans.
For further infornstion write clearly, giving
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters by Mail
or Express tall sums OF IS and upwards by Ex-
prees at our expensel TO
NJ. 4. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or, NJ. A. DAUPHTE,
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EoAP1TAL PRIZE. saS 900. ~

Tickets, only s5. Shares in proportion
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HE FRENCH IN roNoUIx.
Their Force Insufficient to Cope With the
Anamees-Ihs Capture of HaI-Dzoung.

Their Force Insufficient to Cope With the
Anamees-Ihe Capture of HaI-Dzoung.
LONDON, Aug. % The Times correspond
ent at Hong Kong referring to the move
ment of the French in Tonquin, says the
enemy was mainly composed of Chinese
armed with Remington rifles. General
Bonet commanded the lett column of the
French troops IL is believed the enemy S
loss was small. The French doctors COM
plain of the want Of medicine and stores.
Operations Of the French have been stopped
for the present the number of troops being
insufficient to attack Santsy and Cacninh,
which are the strongest positions Sin the
Delta The repulse of the French disheart-
ened them and encouraged the enemy. Four
thousand native Christians are being armed.
The Standards correspondent at Hanoi
adds: at is generally admitted that the
French will require force of 10000 men TO
be able TO cope with the enemy SUCCESSFULLY
The number of gunboats is also inadeuuate
The 800 Coolies, who ompanled the French
column as carriers, fed at the first shot. 1t
IS stated the enemy has entertainments one
behiId the other, over the whole twenty-fiv i've
miles between Hanoi and SoEtag, but il is
thought the floods have DESTROYED many
The black tegs have been strongly reinforced
frome 9uDg Nan. No Anemees partici-
pated in the fighting"
The Times says: "rhe capture OF Hal
OzouDg is of some importance as il gives the
French complete command of the Song chi
Canal which is the most convenient APP
pro9ch to Hanoi.
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6ENERAL MARKETS.
Prodrca Markets.

Fxv YoRK, Aug. 27.-.Cotton-Dull at lO.s 1ss
l0.rlfe; futures, steady; August, lo.lec; septem-
cember, 1902 C; January, l0.94c; February. 1047c;
March, lot9e; april. 40 zoe; May, l0Sic; June,
bills. exports, OcO bbs: common to good extra,
81 60; extra Ohio 81 15G6 IS: st. Louis, 81 $50
= Wheat sprir firm, winter &c lower. closing
ruled stronger at an advance of 1899 per bu..
dosing buoyant: Receipts, 276. 500 bu.; exports.
Cd ped al a. a.? f Ted,nss 1891 s Hesna
NO. do 81 l5@l 1915; No red. 81 l7S4gl lSl4;
sley,tor, VI l9@l lg4c afloat; ungraded white,
al S 5 w. t Closing at 81 siss 81 s sS1 Sg
sales Of $4,000 bu. at 81 1921 17}s. closing at
81 Is; October ssles of So e00 bu at 81 l9aI 2o4,
at 81 ? 74@l rs, closing at 81 2s7s; December.
sales OF I6C00 bu. at 81 23lz91 241s, closing at
81 2!ss; January, sales OF $500 bu. at u 25H9
Re lower; others firm; options opened shade
essier ard afterward advanced n@s4c. closing
graded. 5e@e4c; No; 8, e2sc; steamer. 6g4963c;
No. 2, 6s@65szc sflost 6Ss4c TO. b. 6sN s6ic ele-
s S c cio,ins n at SIC; September s S
closing at 6Sskc: October. 627s@6S5Sc closing st
6sssc; November. 62k96S1sc, closing at 63ISc.
4 Coz bn exports, 100 bd mixed sss5sc
white. SS@s6c. Hay-Firm; old, 60c. Cofee-Firm;
sggsE, opist cSHiectlons,s sc; granIlsted
Psna,51kc. Java. SIS. all duty paid, Petroleum
Dull; united, csc Rosin-Quiet. Pork-Seady
and moderately active. Lard-Strong; prime
her, "a. 76@s 50; November. IS 599s 62; December,
IS 6. Cheese-Quiet.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a. = Flour Quiet. Regular
Wbeet-Moderstely active and higher; 81 0I1<d
1ol1 August; 81 o, al o21s SEPTEMBER; 81 osts@
81 o. q October; 81 05x@l 05ss November; 81 OH
al Oh year; No. Chicago spring. 81 Oh; No.
higher at 81 1sc cash; 5l1<e95i3<c August; 50szc
SEPTEMBER 50asc October; 4S7s94sszc Noyemo-r;
l65f@l6szc year. 0sts-Flrmer at 2ihc cash; 27eesc
August d &c September 2. C October: &c NOyen-
Der 2Ga s@2o1zc year. Rye-Essier; 56xc. Barley
-Quiel; 62@63c September. Pork = Higher at
Sl2 l2k all IS cssh. August and September; Sl2272
al2 so October: sll 20 November; sl1 80 year.
sl2 sc@l2 So January Lsrd-Higher; s. 55zS9
toter; s. 20 November; fS lz1s year, s. 2.fc Janu.
airy. Bulkmeats-Stesdy; shoulders. IS rs; short
rib e. so; short clear 81 Is. Batter-Quiet aud
unchanged. Eggs-Quiet and unchanged. Freights
Tom 70 Buffalo. 4lse ask,d Receipts-Flour, T.,
600 bh,s wheat. u eco bu.; corn $4,000 GU; oss
$4,000 lu.; rye, 800 bu.; barley, none. Ship
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tOber; 475Ss4szSc November; $4,000 year; 1z1zs
47szc May.
oats-Fairly active and firm. Sales ranged st
27l1927Ne August 2s1z@2essc September; 26k@
27c October; 26sz@27c November; &c December;
26@261zc year.
Perk-In good demand and firm; closed 2oe2O7zc
above closing Saturday. Sales ranged at s129
IL 121z August and September; s12 10@12 27k DC
tober; 81 7O@l1 90 November; sI1 75@ll 50 year;
sl2l5@12 ok January.
Lard-Fairly active; advanced 20922I<c on cash
and near futures and 10 also more extended
futures, Sales ranged at s. 459S 60 August andSep
TENDER; IS S7K@s 55 October; IS l2l59s 20 Noyem-
Der; IS DIGS 121< year; IS 12x@s 22& January.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Marx Lane Express in a
review of the British grain trade for the past week.
says: The fine weather OF the past fortnight has
had an inestimable effect on the crops, which are
being harvested and marketed very fast, but pres
ent indications are that the wheat crop OF the
United Kingdom this year will be one of the
smallest ever known. Trade the past week in fog
eigD wheat off-stands is quite demoralzed by the
sunshine. In Off coast trade almost nothing w4s
dore Sales of English wheat during the wee <.
81 6US quarters at 43s Cd per quarter against l. a
quarters at AIS 10d, The corresponding week last
year.
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Communion Cnrad. .

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula of simple
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth-
ma. and all throat and lung affections; also,
a positive and radical cure for nervous debil-
ity and all nervous complaints. after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases has felt it his duty TO
make 1T known to his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free Of charge,
to al who desire il, this recipe. in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing With stamp, naming this paper,
w. A Noyes, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
N. Ri.
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YELLOW JACK.
Doubts to Its Existence at Pensacola
Nurses and Physicians Called For.

Doubts al to Its Existence at Pensacola
Nurses and Physicians Called For.
WASHINGTON, Aug. q "A telegram from
Pensacola, Fla, to the Navy Department,
dated yesterday, says: No new cases among
the marines; one new cssein Warrington.
The Surgeon General of the Marine Hos
pital cerviee: received telegram from Lieu
Isntant Commander WeIch, OF the Navy
Yard at Pensac0ls, as follows:
Reques: authority 90 employ sanitary police
men TO make house TO house Inspection. win yol
provide medicines aud physeisns for those who
are too poor 10 pay as there ere no private phgsi
cisns2
The Surgeon General telegrsphed in reply:
You are authorized to employ I've policemen to
make house 10 house Inspection in War
rington and WoOkey. Please have the worz COM
be treated st Quarantine Hospital across the Bay.
Surgeon Murray viii receive all esses there for
treatment, and By signal from the Yard will send
a launch TO the Navy Yard for them. Can not
supply families with BuIses, etc. You may EN- pIOy
ole pbyfitisn at $40 per dsy for thirty days, Dis
infeetaI Is and fumigstiug material will be fur
niShed by the Collector OF Customs on requisidon.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 24.-The bark Tataye
arrived this morning and vas pat in quaran-
tire. She is from Vera Cruz and has had
yellow fever on board.
PENSACOLA, Aug. 2i.-Passengers arriving
last night and this morning from the employ
of the city, report that the place is in re-
markedly healthy condition. Naval Surgeon
Owen, who died at the Navy Yard, sustained
a sunstIoke three weeks ago, which con-
trihuled 10 his death. He was the surgeon
who deiied Secretary OF the Navy Chandler
in the case of the man who was discharged
for deserving bis post. Surgeon owen was
Court Martisled and acquitted. His popu-
leTity in Pensacola was great. There have
been no new cases and no deaths at the
Dr. III
sent from Pensacola, and before the post
mGriem IVES contemplated, old nurses and
citizens familiar with yellow fever declared
he did not have it. A large class holds the
same belief about the few cases reported az
the Navy Yard.
Later reports are that Mrs. Owen and Pay
master Brown are sick with the prevailing
fever st the Navy Yard. Theo Rush, quar-
teTmRster, is dead. The people of the Naval
Reservation are being surrounded by q cor
don, ard having heard nothing from their
appeal 10 the Secretary Of the Navy, have
issued an appeal for help to the public.
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27.-The Live STOCK Indi-
Csitiee-Receipis. 800 head. Market steady:
native steers, 2s0 los, sold at S.; stOckers ami
eders s. 25@4 25i Texas steers, 80 20 l.Oo0 l>s
Boss-Reeeipts. 400 head. Market frmar on
lifhi supply; light, ss@j 10; mixed, 81 SjGi %;
sheep-Receip no head. Market unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 1.-THE Midland Drover re-
- Catile-Receipts, $50 head; shipments, 400 head
Supply scarce and market stronger with good
zS Sn, 0 81 SEQ eom ngaS9 s.R si So
Texas steers, s. rs a; best Indians, 81 Is.
Sheep-Receipts, l SEQ head: shipments 900
head. Supply generally poor in qualify, which is
not wanted: common TO MEDIUM, 50 50@3 rs;
good 10 cDOiCe, So 5084 20.
CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-The Drovers' Journal re-
Hogs-Receipts, 10 900 mead; shipmeats, $500
head. Market opened strong and steady; packing
g 5o@4 60; packing a. q shipping, q 9 95; light,
tattle.Receipts, 5000 head; shipments, l,6oO
head. Market strong and active; values frmer;
80; common to medium. 81 I0cs5 IS
Shsep-Receipts, LOCO head shipments, 200
heac Market strong hiener; inferior to fair, 81 50
1he DTovers' Journal special Liverpool cable re-
ports TTce OF American live stock: Best cattle, &c
tither l5c per pound. Sheep, lc higher; l7c
dressed.
NEW YORK, Aug. Observation-Disclosures for the
Iast two days 5, $40 head, making A, 100 for the
seerc ss4r ac NV out cw ans nssvs
ard Colorado stock, 81 4e@5 10: general business
So 5c@6 20. alive steers 81 404 671k for range
tie. Exporters used sixty carloads, aud twenty
Lire carloads of export steers on back sales.
ShTments TO day, 500 head OF live cattle, $50
ausrurs of beef and 500 carcasses of mutton. For
The week ending Saturday. 800 head of live cat
ue, go head OF live sheep G00O quarters of beef
!9C caIcasses of mutton.
Sbeep-Reeeipts, II 400 head, making Sc 500 head
fer The week. Market firm and advanced H@xc
per ID sll told, including common TO good sheep
at 81 25G so per cwt prime Texas do. S. 1896 %
per cwI common to prime lambs IS 25e97 IS
Htgs- Receipts 500 head. making y 500 for the
week. Market nominally steady at IS 5096 Is
Ter cwt.
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Additional Particulars Of the Cyclones
Work In Rochester, minnesOta-ExaEger-
AIRED List of Dead.
ROcHEsTER. Mimi, Aug. 24.-The streets
OF the city are full of people from all over
the State, some from curiosity and some to
care for friends. while o large number are
prominent men from all portions of the
State TO see the effect OF the cyclone that
they may know the extent and needs of the
victims.
On every side can be heard of some new
freak or horror of the monster till the heart
eiekens at their recital. Reports from the
Hospital are to the effect that the children
are much improved, while some of the men
are worse and can not live. Tie reported
list of the killed has been exaggerated
through the confusion of names. Careful
inquiry shows that sixteen comprises all the
instantly killed. The reasons assigned by
the city undertakes for the error is that four
were said to have been taken into the ceme-
reTy by friends which is not true, and
tne names of four other vic
tins were Incorrectly given aad
This aided 10 swell the supposititious list,
One Thousand men, women and children, OF
class that possess hardly anything outside
of homes and what there is in them, are to-
day without anything. OF 200 houses which
stood before the approach OF the storm. there
is not sufficient material 10 build en ordinary
frame shelter. The same is true OF household
furniture aud clothing. The people sre poor
and must be cared for. A. present they are
lodged in private houses, warehouses, empty
stores sud halls, and are being fed by TIE ci.y.
Rochester is doing all it can. i large dining
hall, 20xG0, is being bull. on the devastated
track, food and clothing are being brought
and s.. 600 has been raised among the Ct .izsns.
81 Paul has subscribed s. 600; Minneap0'i',
$4,000; Winous $1,000; Stiliwster. 81 900;
Lake City, s., 500; Redwing 500; Hastings,
$IO0. Owattana and Msnkento have also re-
sponded. The great need of the people can
only be appreciated by those who nave seen
their condition. A gentleman who visited
the Hospital yesterday ana saw Qligg and
bis six mOibeIleSs little ones, all seriously
hurt, wrote q check for 800 and gave it to
Judge Start, Chairman OF the Relief Com
mission, foe the benefit OF the afflicted fam
ily. Since their father has died, and the
helplessnsss OF these young orphans IS
typical of the general distress.
The rer ort of the disaster 20 a passenger
train OF Zambrota Falls grew out of freight
train disaster here, in which the tremsn wss
killed. The loss of life by the cyclone in
the county al jacent to Rochester has no.
vel been accurately computed.
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Fresh Pork Tenderloins, &C.
VreFh Spare RIBS. SIC.
Sauaaoa Mpaf-Ska

Fresh Pork Tenderioins. &C.
rreEh Spare RIBS. SIC.
Sausage Meat-5Zc.
Iron and Steel Market.
Bar Ison-s2 Is rates; hoop Iron, 80 rates; Nor.
way and swede iron, &C rates; horse shoe iron, SIC.
Horse Shoes-Burden d Perkins, per keg, "a So;
Northwestern, Globe, and Putnam, per box. q SO.
Cast steel-Beet American, per H.. lao spring;
ssee sS s Tres steel e; .Ss Gsf STEEL 30; mach
Leather, Hides and TelIow.
Hemlocf sole, 2l@Ssc; oak sole, 35a4Oc; Penn
s6ssse; S1idls leather, per oos sso@72: Domestic
s0c@sl 10: French calf 81 109l 80.
.. HidesoGreen hides, &C; green cali lOc; green
n se d ssssd ioe Per 3D.
by or buil, tw O. thirds the above prices.
Tsllow-Prlme, 797Ac.
Grease-BrCwn. 5951<c; white, 79Sc.
Drug Market.
Alcohol, 81 25@2 30: calomeal. 75e = IS; campaor;
3o@33c: cochinel. 6o@7oc; cnIoroform. 90c@sl;
gum opium, 81 S594 80; indigo, SOS; morphine
So 409S 65. Oils-Castor, 81 356i 40 sweet OIL 90c
al 75 olive oil. 81 zoos; bergamot (5anderson'sl.
& t093; lemon Ssanderson'sl, 81 50g2 IS. Out
nine. Pa W.. 81 sal 20; ei1ehonidia soss 5s
scz bottles s. 90 per doz. Flo1es sulphur. 4ss,
2szc; less quantities s15c Iodine q 50G2 Is. To-
dide po'ssh, 81 65 Gloves, 2s935c. Rhubsrb, 90c
81 25 Window glass, 60 AID 10 per cent; double,
20 and 80 per cent. off.
miscellaneous Markets
Oils-we quote: Linseed, rsE. 55c; boiled, $50;
lard Oil, 756,g5c; miuers OIL G5@SOc; l1bricsting
oil, s2@SSc; straits oil, 50g55c; Oenzine i0Gl4c;
coal oil, Indiana legal test, l1@l2c; $50 deg.
test. l23lSc; water white, $50 deg, 15c.
Timers Supplies-We quote:
Fest charcoal tin, l G. l0xl4, 14x29 aud l2Xi2
81 90 per box; X I0xl4, l4x2O aud l2xl2 81 Of
per box G, 14x2o. roofing tin, So so per box; c.
2ox2 s13@1i; block tin. in pigs &c; in bars, pc
lIon-27 iron, 4 c; q c iron, exc; MO0rehesd
eslvapizad a per cent discount Sheet zinc 7Lc
Copper bottoms, 2Sc. PIanished copper, %
Solder, l5t.lSc. Wire, 40 per cent. of list.
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sources for conducting controversies without
rstorting to language of vulgar menace
The Paris papers give various reasons Tor
the article, including the recent unveillng
Courtevoieof the monument commemorative
of the defense of Paris, the vote for the for.
tress srtillery. tour of inspection OF General
completion of forts on the frontier of Paris.
The Pans press insist they have given Ger
many no Just cause for the offense, and say
France sincerely desires peace She should
keep calm, but be prepared for an emergency.
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AN INSULT.

The Londoz Times so Charactsrfzes the
Article In Bismarck's Organ on France.
LONDON. Aug. 24.-The Times this morn
ing again comments on the article against
France recently published in the Berlin
North German Gazette. end which attracted
mueh attention throughout Europe. Il says
the Gszetts's article is gross and deliberate
insult If it fails to shock the public opinion
OF Europe it is only because We are accus-
toned to hear Germany address France in
-erms wholly unknown to European drpio-
macy. TO prefer sn untenable charge in
language calculated to wound aud humiIiate
France, is sn outrage upon decency and
sourtssy. Diplonscy has abundant re-
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