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SECOND EDITION.
THE GOVERNMENT.
MORMON OPPOSITION TO ARTHUR,
mE5sAGE,

rho Acton OF Uongrsss-The Bopse Ad-
Journs Until Monday-A Democratic
Caucus Fixing tho Party Mem
bsrship OF Tho Committees.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Gin tho House
McCoid Qowa) was sworn in and tho
House then adjourned until Monday.
To Pension old Soldiers.
McAlillen (Tenn.,) will soon Introduce a
bill in tho House to pension survivors of
tho Mexican and Florida wars.
Tho senate Adiournr, TOO.
AT tho expiration OF the morning, during
which no important action was taken, tho
Senate adjourned until Mon day.
n Democratic Caucus.
AT q caucus of the Democratic senator's
to day, Pendleton presiding, to arrange
tho party membership of tho committees.
Some feeling was displayed regarding tho
habit of tho older members of the Senate
securing o majority of the important
places. A committee of soven was appoint.
ed to arrange o minority membership of
committees.
Fierce Words from the Mormons.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Dec. 6.-The
Nens, the Mormon organ says: Tho
presidents 8 message will be hailed by the
hirelng clergy with pleasure, and will
receive an amount of popular support
The plural marriages Of tho Mormons arc
not recognized by the territorial laws and
could not be dissolved by commissions, by
edicts, by armies or other earthly power,
They arc ecclesiastical, perpetua! aud otC'-
nal.
Until tho Mormous become recreaut
to their faith with high Heaven these
unions will DO recognized by the Almighty
n = 4 \ "a.
His glory. Tho presidents remarks ON
Utah polygamy will not add force to his
message nor credit to his statesmauship.
They arc \ sop TO bigots aud breath to tho
hame Of popular passion. 1t is doubtful
il it will have practical bearing on Con
| gress. 1t will certainly create no commo
| tion among tho God fearing people Of
Utah."
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Wanted 10 hear "Pinaforc."

I fOrk Dally.
Tho Lancaster PinafoIe company after
two very successful performances IN that
city, have disbanded. Tho best musical
talent of tho city were represented, and
that they did not give performance in
York, as was at one time contemplated, is
to be regretted
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CHICAGO, Dec. G.--Two fertiliziug tanks
in Glyck Bros. rendering establishment At
the stock yards exploded last night
wrGcking the entire building. Fourteen
men and two boys were in the place, and
it is thought some of them were buried in
the ruins. Four men are known to DO
seriously injured and one or two will
probably die. Three men and two boys
were also hurt bat not dangerously.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
oun REGULAR UoRREsrornrroE

EvCr,s Along tho susquehsnns-items oi
Interest In and Around the thorough
Picked MP by tho intoii-
gonoer Reporter.
Ranch 10" at the opera house to
night.
Mrs. Col. Samuel School spent to day
IN Philadelphia.
Columbia lodge, A. +. aud A. NJ, will
meet this evening.
Tho oolored peoples grand entertain
ment comes of this evening In the Ar.
mory.
Very nttlc tobacco 10 now being sold In
West Hempnold township.
One hundred and twelve dollars were
cleared by the Iato United Brethren church
festival.
Officers Gilbert, Struck, and Wittig zach
had two drunks for tho county Jail this
morning.
The rear OF the now Yorgcy building has
already been rooted and the main structure
is now undorgrowiug that work.
The male cigar makers of town have
organized social club. II will DO known
as the Excelsior social club.
Pennsylvania railroad shifting engine,
No. 4i0 was of the track a. tho depot
yesterday A spread rail caused it.
Oscoola tribe Of Rod Men will hold a
meeting to night, and the Columbia fire
company will hold business meeting
tomorrow evening in tho engine house
parlors.
The Old building of the Lutheran
property, recently purchased by Mr.. +. A,
Bennett, has been lcveled. Tho founda-
tiOns for tho new building will soon lie
laid.
Messrs. Daniel Rattew, Joshua Hughs,
VIM. Martin aud John Klceman left to.
day for Huntingdon, w. Va, where they
have secured positions as engineers and
tiremen on the Chesapeake & Ohio rail.
road.
A reward has been offered for informa-
ton leading to the arrest OF the person or
persons who have stolen tools and tamper
"a with tho boring machinery belonging
to the parties boring the artesian wells in
LOCkard's hollow.
Reports from Philadelphia regarding
tho condition of Mr.. Thomas =. Lundy,
WHO lately lost an arm on the Pcnnsyl-
yaEia railroad, sta'o that hc Is slowly but
surely recovering. He will probably be
brought TO his homo here In about two
weeks.
Tho engine of tho st. Charles furnacs
gave out again last night. The Columbia
fire company steamer has been called
into service 20 supply tho furnace with
water until the furnace engin, can be 70
paired.
Frank Rhoads, while walking in his
sleep Oh Wednesday morning, fell down
stairs and broke au arm. Tho day before
his uncle, John Rhnads, broke his shoul.
der blade by q fall,
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Mnne, Iint NoI TnrgaIten.

HARRISBURG, Pa Dec. G-Tho Legs-
lature adjourned sine die at noon to-day.
Most of tho mcmbors have turned into
tho treasury ono hundred and ton dollars
each, the amount Of their pay for the eleven
day recess taken at the beginning Of t.C
80. sion.
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a Royal Macon .
rIro Ia Cousrau,inopIc.

The Prince Of Wales has boya 9 elected
grand master Of tho Grand lodge Of FREQ
Masons Of England
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a Lecture on shams.

Rev. j. B. Mann will lecture tonight in
the First NJ. L. church, North Duke street
for the benefit of the West Mission. Rev.
Mann has the reputation of being first
class lecturer, and he has chosen q subject,
Shams," which opsIs up a wide field
for oaustio criticism.
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weIeoms psatn

BALrIaoRE, Dec. 8.--Mrs. Laura Rial.
who killed her two children on Fridav
last, ana cut her own throat, died this
morning. She often Expressed wish 70
die aud refused to take nourishment.
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PoRT JERvIs, N. Y, Dec. O.--Whoaton's
meat market, Miss Gibbons millinery
store, SCudder's jowclry store, Davis
Law Office at Deposit were destroyed by
fire early this morning, Loss over 10000.
The origin Of tho fire Is unknown.
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STApLEToN, S c., Dec. G.-Tho trial
of George w. Lake, for the commission of
unnatural orimo with his daughtCr, alsJ
for abandoning his family of four children,
whose mother ba8 been recognized by
relatives rs Lako'o own daughter, was
commenced at Richmond to day.
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Tho Mandamua Uase.

HARRIsuURG, Dec. 6.-ArgumGnt on
tho question of jurisdiction in the man.
damus case against tho sinking fund COM
missiouers to compel them to comply with
the law in inv sting surplus money, took
place to day. The decision was reserved,
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New YonK, Dec. G,--By fro early
this morning in tCGamant house at No.
GJ Mott street. Mrs. Bridget Murtha and
a man named Sheehan were badly burned.
A fireman found Mrs Julia McGrath Oyrr
como by smoke In the building. Her
death is mOmeAtl!iiy expected.
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stopping wurII sttho 1rn,p.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. GA notice issued
to tho coal operators in Schuylkill county
to day announces that the anthracite coal
interests have agreed 10 a stopprge Of coal
mining on Deco ember 18th, l4rb, 18th, 20sh,
2lst, 22d, 2ith, 25th and Goth.
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war SAID TO pc ucc!aTed ue;wson TtGrcV
and China.

war SAID to DC hCC!aTGd tf;Weou franco
ana China.
LONDON Dec. G--Tnc decline IN prices on
tho stock exchange was caused this after
noon by uncOnirmed rumors hat war had
been declared between France and China,
moro rxp!osors."
At Bow street police court this morning
William Wolf the Socialist, aud the
FrCnchmau Bonduraud were brought up
charged with having in their possession
explosive substance 70. unlawful purposes
They were arrested on the 22nd ult, two
internal machines being found at Woln's
house Tue inspector of explosives dCposcd
that the machines If used wou'd have
caused dangerous explosion.
a Royal Nason.
The Prince Of Wales has bCva % elected
grand master Of tho Grand lodge Of FREQ
Masons of England
EIro Ia CDUsfauiinopic.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 6-Tkc fire iu
the Haskieni quarter of this city, which
b.oke ont yesterday, was subdued last
night, after raging eight hours.
Murder IN Ireland,
CORK, Dec. Tho body Of a farmer,
with the head smashed, has been found
on the highway at Mil Street, a small
village near Cork,
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A Thief Wanted,

A dispatch from the chief of police of
Reading to our police force, calls for the
arrest Of John Guino, q German, aged 81
years, feet inches in height, weighs
140 pounds, who stands charged with
larceny.
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Telephone Connection.

The Leopard hotel, and tho grocery aud
fruit store of G. w. Eckert, East King
street, have been connected with the tele
phono exchange.
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kIllenIn a sIonl mlnn.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec G.--Thomas Lynn,
prominent local Democratic politician,
was instantly killed yesterday by tho fall
OF roof iu tho Colebrook mine at Car
bondale,
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WORK stopped.

TRENTON, N. j., Dec. 6.--Tho Trenton
IRON mill closed their rolling mill tom
porarily last night, throwing 250 hands out
oil work: IL is expected that work will be
resumed Monday at reduction OF wagea.
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ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. G.--John J..
johnson was shot and dangerously wound.
Cd near here last evening by Coleman
Hawkins, Hawkins then shot himself
dying instantly. Both wCTo wealthy
farmers. The trouble arose about ditch
between tho farms.
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Ho viii be D,.cnarv.a

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 6.-Patrict Mo
Farlan, arrested for the murder of Phoebe
Paullip, has established an alb, aud will
be discharged at once.
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MAYORS Court.

Oaly three customers before his honor
the mayor this morning, oae Of whom was
made to pay the costs for his littlo sp!Co
and the others were discharged.
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rEW ADVERIIsEMENIs

lSTASTED-A GOOD NURSE WANTS A
w position as nurse Can give good ref
OTence. Apply at
dG.2t No. 236 SOUTH QUEEN ST
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hIy yyne s1ad Ft,r.

"Fot IS years" says our CORE 3pondcnt
Henry Clark, OF Fairfield, Lenawes county,
Mich, "my vito had fits. They would last
about an hour, and sometimes longer. Sa.
marian Nerrine has permanently cured hor."
dtlwdeod&w
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ArM HorK

Quotations ~ Associated Pr6s-.
,-o:as at eadY. Money essy at eG2Hc,
kCW York Coutriu.................,. .ll6eS
Eric 3Olt
adams Express. ss...........,...... ...........l80
AiCuiEau Central RaiiToht, t,.........,...... elM
Michigan southern Railroad. lC0H
NHuOis Central liatlroad. ,.,,..... ........l 1917
Cleveland n Pittsburgh NatroaI......,..l34
Chicago q Rock Island Railroad. ...,.......E0k
Pittsburgh ~ Fort Wayne Railroad ........lS3
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 7sX
T0!EIo i Wabash. .......,.......-.. 2isa
View J-rRcy Central. ll.,...........,..,,.,,.,,. t3E
H.w ro'h ontario a western, .-.,........, 20yl
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CGmeIH DCntOno tor the teeth Is very ira
grant and removes Tartar ard scurf, Lardens
lie gums, stops decay and perfumes the
gists ie27-8mdW
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a rine hit.

when the proprIetors OF Burdock Riood
Biners put this renowned medicine on the
market they hit IL oxactly. They hit dyspep-
STA, indigestion, and liver and Kidney com.
plants a hard blow, rom which they will
never recover. For sale by IA. b. Cochran,
druggist, 1877 and l39 North Queen street.
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IDOIiHIsis'S
wHIsKI-FINE EST ENTANT,
500 GALLONS. sL25 BOTTLE.
No. ~ PFNN SOU ARE.

DUBIEU S2iE.--ON ~ATuRDAS EWES.
ING, DECEMBER 2, 1881. VIII be cold at
the Cooper House, West King street, that very
desirable three story Brick slated Residence,
belonging 20 MIR. Adler, and situated No, Il
North Prince street, having c5Oms and hail
on flrst door, rooms on second hoOr and
rooms ON third tloor. Rear attachment has
separate basement kitchen aud dining room
furnace, range OF best maze, hot ana cot.
water, bath, gas Nud water closet. lot front.
gkt1et on Prince atIGei, aud extends westward
81 feet. more o. less, 10 an alley running e.
Water street. Properly is IN excellent repair
Sale viii commence at o'clock, when terms
aud conditions viii DO miGo knownby
BAUsMAk BURNS.
JACOB GUNDAKER. Aucr,
G6,Ts,l0,l2lil7,2l,2
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wE.rurn ,SpruarroNs.

WAsurNGToY, Dec. 6.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, cool northerly
winds shifting to warmer southeasterly,
rising followed by falling barometer, and
Friday by rains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-06

SALEM, Ind, Dec ec.6.-The Salem wooden
mills, which have been idle two months'
turned last night. Loss, $4,000.
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Fat Hogs Slaughtered

George DIETRICH slaughtered to-day two
fat hogs, ono of which weighed 42S pounds
and the other 407 pounds, neat weight.
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rTHE BEST sc. HAVANA CIGAR In TBE
i city at
UNETMAH's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE
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For Coughs, make n umoly use OF IIalo's
Honey OF IIorGhound and Tar. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure in ono minute.
d3.lWdcoh6w
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an Tx,Mnyor of rnuadeIpnia Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6. - Ex Mayor
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For Lame Bnck, side or Unest usc Sill
LOH's POROUS PLASTER Price, % cent
Sold by II. IL. Cochran, 1877 and 1872 North Queen
treet. Lancaster. febl4oodG
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At the Mayor'sUnice.

The mayor acknowledges the receipt OF
the following contributions for tho small
pox sufferers, which are being delivered
by John Gill VIM. b. Mowery, sl ; Hon.
II. G.. Long, Is Cash, So collected by
Lizzie Kautz, 81 Joseph Herzog, two
sacks Of flour Christian Hitler, basket of
groceries VIM. Waltz, IL ; Mrs. II. p.
Carson, 81.
The mayor has also received - addi,
tonal for the Shenandoah sufferers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-06
sFECIAA NO.iUysS.

Tho Hop Plaster will cure Back Ache, and
all other pains instantly, 25 cents only, at
druggists.
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EniiafISlnntA.
quotations by Associated Press.

IltFNTTNI5TI fVbS. u
Stocks unsettled.
Philadelphia 4 Eric Z. E........,,...,.. II
NbA'tttE i-IlifObl, ,.....s's..' ..t.s.,....ss..
Fuun-ylvania Railroad oud....,..,.........,.... tSE
ttNhlsh NailSy thiltosu. u.............-..,..... ~
United Companies OF New Jersey ,.......,l06
NOTtUrrn pacihc.................. s6N
NOrth6rn Pacific tretcrrsI sIs.,..,...... 5sh
Northern Central RaiirU8d .....-..... 80. 6s z
LcniyD Navigation Co'ul#ny,.,..."..,... ~
NOrrisLO"n Railr0ah...... ......,........,....i .i0sE
Central Transportation Company. ..,... 50
ritl-b'R, pitnsvi.lo e NuN"iN Y, T., ..,.. l2M
Little SChuvlkiil RNlrnNi ............,..,, G3
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HOIk THE EOOls,


The ladies' of tho Union Dorcas society
acknowledge the following donations
Collection at tho Union Thank sgiving
service St. Pauls Reformed church,
$50 so a friend, s5 Miss L. White, 81
Miss Mary Russel, 81 Miss A. Clark, sc
cents Miss G. G. Musscr, IL Mrs. Cara,
81 Mrs. VIM BriutoD, So.
G.. W. Nevin, s5 Miss Alco Nevin, o. ;
the Misses Hamilton, s5 Mrs schofleld'
81 Miss F. Jacobs, 80 cents. Mrs. VIM.
Brinton, &c Miss G.. G.. Musser, 81
Mrs. b. Herr, clothing Mrs. A. Frantz,
clothing.
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senator Anthony Getting wei.
New York, Dec. G.--Senator Anthony's
is greatly improved to-day.
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REW ADVERTIsEMEYTS

DLAYING 'AEDS, EUCHnE, POKER AND
1 Casino cards, from SC. per pack upwards,
at
MARTIN iS's yellow FRONT CIGAH
SlORE
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DROPOShLS FUR nay, OAIS AND
l Straw.-Proposals Tor furnishing tho fiGe
De Dartmcnt with No. Oats, Lancaster County
Hay and Straw OF the best quality for the
period of ak months, VIII DO received by the
fire Committee, at the Mayors once, up 10
snturday, December sth, ut ! O'Clock p III.
Bih5 must state quality.
By order OF the Coullnittee on Fire Engincs
and Hose. J. II. MARkLEY.
d5-3t Clerk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-06

DR.. Beuson's Skin Cure consists OF internal
and external treatment at samC tune ana II
makes the skin white, soft and smoot". It.
contains no poisonous drugs. 81, at druggists.
The hedddche IN my case tOdS one Of tong
standing, 6W Or. BensOH's Celery and Chamo-
mite J"i. 'Ongurcd," G. I. Reiner, German
Minister OF tho Gospel, LoslIc, o. 80 cents, at
druggists.
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Timo AMI money will be saved by keeping
Kidney Wort In the house. 1t Is an invalua.
blc remedy tor all disorders OF the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels and Tor all diseases arising
from obstructions of these organs. IL has
cured many obstinate cases after hundreds OF
obtaining relief. 1t cures Constipation, Piles,
Biliousness and all kindred disorders. Keep
IL by you. d5-eod&w
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For email Pox expose Darby ProphyIatio
Fluid in the room and sponge OF the patient
with it.
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Or For one dino get Il package OF Diamond
Dyos at the druggists. They color anything
the most desirable and fashionable color.
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Fire Him sJut'l

This IL n common remark when roughs and
rowdys insult public decency by their un
secmly ways. Dyspepsia IL n horrid bore.
Fire it out with BHrdock Biood Riters. You
can do It, For sslo by IL. Is. Cochran, Drug
gist, 1877 and l39 North Queen street.
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nnH,n scnnrr ,iraiin-

CoLDENs Liquid Beef Tonic is endorsed by
Vhy siciars. ASK I,r Co'dens take no other.
OF drugglst7. d3 lwdCOd&w
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BN'H'N"'
POOR, WHITE & CO.,
BANKERS.

No. 4S Wan Street, Now York.
BrOkCrs ana Dealers IN Hallway Hnd other
securities. khILWA. lNN hniMENIS a
specially, IN tue selvIti1u and estimate o.
whica their lOng cOnunCi ton with POOrs
Manuel o. railroads gi,C8 Ilom special ad
Nantages, Correspondence lnyitGd and inqui
rtes answered Deposit accounts received and
interest allowed. sgplt3mCOd
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.AER SPAIN PAEACEA cur0s pain In
mAn and beast. FOr use externally and inter.
nnlly.
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RED HORSE POWDERS euro all diseases
horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry Und all
1.-Two stock. \ POSlTlYECURE. mayai-2
For sRlo at n. B. Crclran's drug storo i37
North Queen street
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FOR SALU OK REM.


DUBLIC sALE-ON FRIDAY, DEUEmBEH
II 7, 1888, will DO sold at the Cooper House,
that valuable lot OF around situated on tho
south side OF West King street, fronting ~
teet, Az inches more or loss, and extending IN
depth That width 100 feet, on which Is cTeCtC Il
large thrce.stoTy BRICK DWELLING, OR
BUSlN EsS STAND, No. 226. with large two
story brick back building, so feet long.
There is waIGr up aud down stairs and con.
nection with sewer
Sale at ] o. clock conditions OF sale made
known by SHUBERT Il SUTTON,
n2S.Std AuCtioncers.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-09-22

boundary Of the Unieed States Is the true
apex Of the continent, where the water
from melsing sno~s dows to Hudsons
Bay through the Saskatchewan. and to
the Gulf Of Mexico and the Pacific by
way Of the Missouri and the Colum6ia.
From this interesting pcin, score Of
giittering peaks can be seen which are
all 10000 feet IN height. and yet this
region and the parallel ranges southwark
for hundred miles seem TO have been
avoided almost entirely by tours, and
student There has been no twisting OF
crumpiing Of the sheets OF rock north OF
the Dearborn river. AZ which point the
folded strata Indicate volcanic disturb
ance Just where the beh range begins.
But the level OF regularly inclined rock
Layers Of different degrees Of hardness
have weathered away. leaving sharp
edges. while glaciers and torrents have
escayated vast ampithea,res. giving to
the whole mass a startling resemblance
TO architectural ruins. Genuine glaciers
were recently discovered here By an ex-
ploring party Of the northern ransconu-
mental survey which are the only known
examples of this kind in the continental
divide, with the exception OF those re-
ported in the Wind River mountains some
years ago by DR.. ID. Hayden.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-09-22
Fy TSs .fyksHIass Trsssisy.
THE OLD TOWN CLOCK.
y. a. WHITE.

The old town clock is mute Its days
Of usefulness are over, and il stands as a
relic Of bygone times upon the old church
tower, looking for the day to come when
i, shall become dust and crumhle away,
as have many who have ga1ed upon lis
face, or listened to its musical sound As
il toiled the passing hours Had i; the
tongue Of mortal what tales i, could tell
Of love and hate, birth and death, mar
rage and parting, peace and war, plenty
and famine. How often has the bell
within the moss-grown tower peAled
forth TIE glad notes Of JOY, OF tolied the
solemn knell Of" deAshg A. one looks
up al the weather beaten face and mo-
toniess hands Of the old town clock a
feeling akin 70 reverence ILLS The heart.
Beneath generation has passed. Men
Who have risen 10 national fame and
passed away have heard IL strike; the
felon In his cell has listened 10 its stroke /,
maldens watching for truan; lovers have
heard the kneE Of ,heu hopes peal forth
from the old tosser. All, Who can con-
lecture how much Of hope or despair,
pleasure or pain, has been Witnessed by
this silent sentinel Of sirnes Many years
age this public ,ime-piece did its duty
properly, to the great advantage OF the
citizens Of the growing metropolis, but il
is now dead. II has tolled lis Dan re-
QUEEN IT sleeps is last sleep, and stands
as its own monument Let i; stand as \
warning to the world that man and his
labor mus, alike perish