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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16
New Through Canadian Line Under Con-
struction.

OTTAWA, June l5.-Dr. Bergin, member of
Parliament for Cornwall, is in the city in con-
nection with the Ontario g. Atlantic railway.
He met some American capitalists and arranged
the basis on which they are to undertake the
construction work and purchase bonds of the
company. The line will run from Cornwall to
Sault ste. Marie via Ottawa, ArnprIOr, Agene-
vile and the valley of Bonnie Chere, and when
completed will shorten the distance 60 New
York via Montreal l49 miles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16
A Considerate Thief.

George Webb yesterday morning g stole watch
from Thomas McDo nnell, which he pawned on
South Illinois street, and Immediately after
ward left for Baltimore. However, he had the
consideration for the man whom ne had robbed
to send him the pawn-ticket for the stolen watch
before leaving
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16

tween St. Louis and Boston. Coming west, the
coach leaves Boston at $40 P. NJ, reaching In
dianapolis at l040 p. NJ. next day, and st. Louis
at A. NJ. second morning. Eastward. equally
good time is made. Four sections will be re-
served for Indianapolis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16

Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge
State va. Frank Vaughn; embezzlement. On
trial by jury.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16
ANCHOR LIN H.

OHIIttI cIdItS MAI HItd IIlsIlp5
Sail from New York every Saturday Tor
Glasgow via Londonderry.
Cabin passage, $3.50 to $50. Second Cabin $40,
Steerage. outward S25. Prepaid S2l.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
BELGRANIA saiis June l6, July 81, August %.
FURNESSIA sails June 50. August 4. Sept. s
CITY OF ROME sails July Il, August IL, Sept. %
CABIN passage $50 to 90 according to accom-
mOdations. Sec nd Cabin and Steerage as above.
Anchor Lane Drafts issued at lowest rates are
paid free Of charge in England, Scotland and
Ireland. For passage, Cabin Plans Book OF
Tours, etc. apply TO HENDERSON BROTH
Frs. New York. or ALEX. METZGER, Odd
fellows Hall; FRENZEL BROTHERS,. VaHea
Block, or JOHN IL. OHR, indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16
APosIrIvE CURE FOB
HAY-FEVER

tarrhal virus, causing healthy secTetons Ii allaYs
protects the menbranal Innings of the
head from addition colds completely heals the sores
and restores the sense of taste aud smell.
Beneficial results realized by few applications.
thorough treatment will cure. Unequaied for
colds in the head. Agreeable to Send for circu-
cular. Sold by druggists. BY mail soc package
ELYS' CREAM BALM CO., Oswsgo, n Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16

Since boyhOod I have
been troubled with Ca
tarrh aud Hay Fever,
and have been unable
to obtain permanent
relief until [ used Ely's
Cream Balm. 1t has
cured me. u, L. Click
ener, New Brunswick,
y. j.
Having been afflicted
with Hay Fever for
years / gave Ely s
Cream Balm a trial ]
have had no attack
since using it. Il. 4
Rauch, Editor Carbon
Co. Democrat, Mauch
Chunk, Pa.
Apply by the little
finger into the uostrils.
BY absorption it eff
fectually cleauseS the
nasal passages Of Ca
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16
Through Trains on the t. c., & ST. l..

The Little Bantam" T., c, & ST. L., next Mon
DAY will put on through passenger train from
Toledo to st. Louis, distance of $50 miles One
train day each way will be run, leaving both
cities at 3 P. NJ. These trains are intended for
The present at least, as much for the local as for
she through business, and will. therefore, not
run on express time The time table ia 40
changed that the trains will make good cOnnec-
Sl"ns with most of the roads running north from
indianapolis,
The Bee Line Will Put a Boston Coach on
the Night Train.
The Bee Line people already comprehend the
situation and announce that, beginning with
Monday next, an additional sleeping coach viii
De hauled Oh the night express train east aud
west. The coach is put on specially to accommo-
rate Now England business, and will be run be-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16

couveyances. 10; consideration. .sll, 10000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
(Gin9eianot.)
0runoloie SeiGrGtmng.

Die Su9t no6 Neuigteiten BON Seiten
bes Publitums miro wobl Die llria6e iein,
baB mun9er l3eitun9si3reiber ii9 gu
Oummbeiteu p~erleiteu ldBt.
Sa Die %gegenwdrti9e Nufre9un9 iiber Die
Sutberfeier, Die 10 mun9em sottloien 3eis
tun9sberausseber 9elesenbeit CAB, ieinen
9aB unO @eiier 9e9en u%niere 81. STRIDE
ausSuipeien, li6 ibrem Gnoe nabt, 10 iebnt
nan ii6, wie eS i9eint, bereitS mad Der
nd9lten @elesenbeit, basielbe ManOuer gu
pieOerbolen. Die IdBt beim GeOacteur Der
vGbicusO Simes" ni9t LANCE auf ii9 mar
ten.
90 mill er unb nod einige anbere
S9Iaue aus9efunoeu baben, baB elm 3pies
ipalt Swii3en ben g%egenwdrti9 in Gom
weilenOen ameritanii9en Sii90fen unb ben
0dtsrn Der propaganda belteben ioQ, be-
treiis Gtnfiibrung oeS tGnonii9en Jte9tes
bier gu Sanb. Sn ieiner GrtIdrIn9 iiber
Die SeOeutung bieleS GedteS Seigt er, buB
er ebeniowenig oauon uerltcbt, wie Der @iel
pom Gpt6eripiel; benn Die 0iltinctiOu, Die
er Smii9en fuuonii6em un0 6ir6ens0te9t
ma6t, belteben gar ni9t. Neiter gebt bie>
lem l6errn jest Elm gi9t auf:warum Wii9r.
Gapel in 9lmerita weilt. Gr ioQ ein ges
beimer 9egat pes PopiteS iein, Der bamit
beauitra9t iein iou, Dem ameritanii9en
Solfe baS uerbuBte tanoniide 0te6t unuers
boiit nuf;ubiiroen; weBbalb iie ibre geier
bel 3eiten warnen mill, um 10 re9tSeiti9
Oogesen gu prOteitiren, Oenn in Der SIM
fibung OieieS Jte6tes ieben ie in Der nas
ben 3utunit einen boben @algen, an Dem
ale 0Gretiter uno lln9ldubige buumeln
werben. 2lber taItes Slut, ibr 6errn, 10
LANCE Der Duni 10 tDeuer lit, miro ni9ts
ooraus weroen. Sn 2nbetra9t Der Yers
b%dltniiie Swii9en STRIDE uu6 Staat in ben
Ser. Stauten 1T gar feline Geoe Don Sim
fiibuln9 oes tanOnil6en 0te9tes. S6lieBs
lid lit nod gu bemerten, OaB Uiigr. Gupel
aus 9uten @riinOen, ni9t, wie friiber be-
MERIT, in Dubuque reOen wirO.
q. 8. Sies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Der bo6w'ge AIT SonitaciuS
gSimmcr, o. S. B.,

ppn ct. YinceutS, Ya., wirb am 30. De-
cember bieies Sabres iein 9olbenes
Srbens SubilGum feiern. Qlm %.
December 1888 bat Der bo6perbiente Qbt,
pel6er bic %eifrisen SObne bes FL. genebics
tus na9 amerifa perpfan3te unb Dem be-
ionbers Die beut d. en- Satboliten Der
Ser. Staaten iebr piel perbanfen, i'm 6los
iter Metten in Yopern Die epi9en @eliboe
ab9ele9t. SIS iinb ieit lGn9erer i3eit Sorz
~tebrungen CUR piirbi9en 5sier bes Subelfes
ties I'M Sang. Die bo9w'i item yii60fe
p. 2uorui9 Wtaria 6int bon geauenportb,
&ani., p. Nupert Seibenbui6 pom ct.
Gloub, Mtinn., Sob. u. g8atterion uon
Columbus, O., unb SOiepb 0tuOema9er
bon 9taibuiae, Senn., iowie 200 prieiter
u%nierer Union, wel6e in Der 6loiteri9ule
gu ct. gincents, Ya., ibre Sorbilbung ges
%noiien, baben IN einem latciuii6en 6ollecs
tiui6reiben ben bl. Gater Papit SEQ XIII.
eriu6t, benz ueroienituollen @riiuber Der
ct. Yincentss 2lbtei in Yenniploanien ben
Sitel uub ben Stang zines GrSa6tes gu
perleiben. Die llntersei9ner bes Solecs
tiui6rei6ens loiien aud Elm 9o,benes gruits
freu, unb einen Sting anierttgen, wel6e
@egenitdnoe Dem bpdwiIrbisen Subilar an
ieinem Gbrentoge iiber9eben werOen. WtOse
Der 9reiie 9(bt Spniiacius Ninmer, wel6er
bereitS I'M rs. gebensjubre ltebt, BON benen
er 50 ais Y,ieiter unb so nlS Sroersmann
I'M 0ienite oes 9errn uno gum Se9en pom
8auienben iu9ebra6t, Der fotb. Stride Der
Der. Stadten nod LANCE erbalten blei6en
(St. B. W.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Sreimaurerii@e 0oftloNsfcit.

Gor GINGER 3eit empfubl OaS Bulletin
m%aconnique" auf'S wdrmlte eiu %ireimous
rerii9es S6rift6en inter benz Sitel:
y@ott, boS lit unier 6einO." Dor eini9eu
g8o6en bru6te oaSielbe 6reimaurerblatt
inter Der lleberi9riit y@ott" eineu ldn9ern
2lrtitel, benz mir na3itebenOe Sul9ihife
entnebmen:
so lange man eS ni6t bis babin 9es
brn6t bat, oaB man @ott uollitdnoi9 ldl9s
net, miro man ben YOltern ben @lauben
ri6t ne5men, baB er Der freie Spenber bes
@uten auf bieier g8elt unO beS Slides
na6 benz Sooe lei....
y@eun man ia9t, Soft iei infer 6einb,
er iei ein llebel, bann lduft man @eiabr,
%anltatt ben SaB @otteS berporSurufen,
Seeen, Der an iein 9aiein glaubt, ansus
trsiben, 81 linn nit Oeito sr6berem Gifer
gu betem, UNI i'm 81 riibren unb ieinen arm
gu entwaffnen.
49,. Man muB bieien 6einb bis auf's
@euBsrite betdmpfen."
Oa baben mir bas Prosramm Der Sreis
maursrei, Der Mutter bes mobernen Qibes
rnlismus. Besreift ma nun, parum Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
2Ggcn ~feitgcna9clt.

6ol9en6er geri9t, mel6en Der bo6p'lt
Sii6of @ilmour an bic QIoSiirte Yreii(
i9itte, ipri3t fir ii6 ielbit:
en- 8eantnortung, Der weituerbreiteten 9ta6.
ribt, oaB eini9e 9founen elm &lolter in Glepe.
lamb p~erlaiieu II. $50, 900 mitga1ommen bQtten
ertlGrt Der lluterSei6nete Tolgenoes Gs III
mobr, baB mGbreno oes periloiienen Sa6res 3
IOnnen aui ibr @riudn bin ibreS @eliboes
entbllnoen nur0en ltn0 ltb lDieoer III ibren "a.
mtelien be0aben. Gle batter ba0ur6 feiner
Saoel %perOie1t, lno IS beitauo Spii6en ibner
uno ben S6meltern teine O~tiBltimmung. 0as
fl0iterli6e gebeu geiiel ibnen ni6tmebr, oesbalt
oispeuli!te tie Der Siidof mad reifIider lleberle=
9ul9 lbrerieitS pon ben ab9elegten @eliibOen
uno lie tebrtet i'll bic Nelt ;Iriid. Sic na6me1
meoer @elo nod Bombs, nod Nertbla6eu nit
lt6, aud ma6te1 ne ttineI 9erlud eS 81 tbul.
IS bcrribt Observation-Disclosures iiber ben
SciiB pes ct. SoiepbSs 6oipitalS, pelbcS inter
benz Jt0men OcS ct. Solepbss 2SaiiCn6auleS be
tonnt. Cas SelBt6nm muroe nit Gelo, pel6eS
uoH ben 6utboliteu Der Sio;0ie Qeldmmelt
muroc, 9etouit, unO sluar nidt I'M 9tanleu Oes
Sn9oiS, mte ole 6ir6engeieee CS perlar9et,
lonoern I'M ytonen Der st. SolCp9S Nolpitul"
9%enannteu Corporation.
GA Die BerpenOuug Der iG6rli6 iir Die g8ai
len gdammelten Welber ben leiiQll OCS giihois
nidt tan0, 10 Derlangte er, OQR Die Goutroue Der
@elber uuO oes 2Saiienbauic5, meldes Our6
Summluugc1 IN Der gauieu 0iOjeie crbuut NOR
ben mar, ibm iibcrgebeu pcroe. Ginigc Der
9lonnen, melde Seamtcu Der Corporation ma
rem, weigcrten lid Oieics gu tbuu. Sie Orei Non
men, meIbe alstroteu, warel ieOo6 nIdt UOn
oieier 3a6l.
0bi9er Omit miro 6ur1 Elm air6u0cri6t
Qei6li6tet meroert. Ger Nustritt Der Orei
9louueu bate nit Dem SeiiBrebt pes g&uiieu
bauieS ooer nit Der ScrlUalrIu9 Der g&diiug,l=
Der ui6ts 81 i6dilcu. tvs eriitirt uibt oa5 Gcs
riu9ite @efibl Uou 6einoi6ait bel Oielcn G6wcs
tern gcger ben &ii9oi ODER ibre bisbcrigen
Otiti6Ucreru. Die cine uerlieB ouS 6loiter les
ties 6rtbiobr uHb DerUeilt Jest bel ibrer 5amilte
in Cos s2lnSeles, cine ;ueite 9iHg Dor 3 WtOnuteu
su ibren Sltern mad Sjliiu, ., uuO bic brittle
Iuobnt bel 6relnoen IN SleUelano,
Qluterjei9net,)
u. @ilmour,
Siidoi UoH 6leUeano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Cine bii66hi6e Grmabnung.

Nn9eli6ts Der wIiten Gonlbebe, Al nell
der auf proteitantii9er Seite jett 10 piels
fa6 6as 9utbers Subilaum benust wirb,
brtn9t bic vS9lei. SoltSstg." re6t seit9es
mGB einen 6irtenbrief bes bo6i. 6iiritbis
i6ofs DIR. Seinri9 6Oriter uon greslau in
griunerun9. Sn bieiem Sirtenbricf, mel,
der Die 3OOjdbri9e Subelieier 6es S9luis
les beS Sribentinii6en GoncilS a.. Oes.
1858 betrifft) erinubnt Der &ir6enfiirlt
bic ibm unteriteute @eiitli9teit II. u. aIio :
yOaB Sbr 2lQes meibet, mas 4n6erss
9Idubi9en bart ober gar trdutenb iein t6nnte,
un6 an Die 8orte geoenfet, Die mein piels
9eliebter, IN @ott ruben Der SorgGr9er
emit bel elmer anoeren @ele9enbeit oes
ipro6en bat. Die Worte ober lauten:
9ergiftet ni9t Die trauri9e Nunbe, bic lett
orei S%ubrbunoerte bur6 boS 0ers ber Gbris
ifenbeit Ourd boS 6erS zines ie0en mubren
@briiten tlufft; uergtftct iie ni6t auf'S Neuc
our9 2ant unO 6aOer; itreut ni9t in Dem
Wabne, lie gu beileu, ben 66Qenitein bes
6anatismus bineiu unb bolet ni9t aus Der
alien Niiittummer Der 8%er9un9enbeit Die
i6arttgen Wafien perbitternoer Yolemit
beruor, = Oumit Der truurige Spult i'm
beuti9eu 8oterlunbe ni6t mod mebr auss
9epeitert unb in bieier 3eit bes &rieges
Nuer ge9en glQe ooS weltperi0bnenoe &reu,
ni9t gum j3ei9en beS Samples lper6e. 9ul
i'm 6rieben unb in Der 2iebe lit 9eritGn.
oiguns m69li9. nur in Der Geritdnoignne
@~inisung, nut in Der Giniguns Seil. lin
6rieOen unb G~ini9uns febet ia tdsIi6 BIZ
totbOItide Stride in ibren b~eilisiten @ebe:
ten. Die ebeliten @eiiter buben burnud
g%erun9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
s.irGfide 21euigGeiten.
Snlan6.
Grsbi6cee Rem port.

y ~
81 Nelp y)orf wurSe am 10. Nouember
Die Stride Der f%ar6igen SNtbOlifen, Die 81.
ct. Seneoict D. Wtoor.6ir6e, on Der @fe
uon Sleefers ino 0owningltr., unter gros
Der Sbcilnubme ieierli6lt e%ingeweibt. Der
bo6p. 6err Sii6of O'6arel pom Srenton,
nabm Die @eibeceremonien Dor, %aiiiitirt
pom ben bp6w. Serren Ouinne uno Yres
ton. So@wirbiSr Ser Yreiton belt bic
6eitpreoist.
Gr5bi0ceie ct. 5raucisco.
Ser bodw'itt Goabiutor:Y il6of, 9.
Gioroan, 1T nm g.. Nopember in Gan
Srancisco, Sal, msefommen. Der
bo6w'ite GrSbii6Of Mlemanp unb a6t
Prieiter waren ibm bis Salt Cate entae>
sensereiit unb in Oatlanb trafen nod pier
anoere Prieiter gu ieiner SesriiBuns elm.
Sn Gan francisco a%ngefommen, be9ab ii6
Die @eieai6aft na9 Der ersbii6Sfi6en
Wobnuns, no Der nsue GoabiutorsY ii6of
bon ben prisitsrn Der Stabt unb uielen
berpOrrasenben Sirsern bsiu@t wu,be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
itrtbeil eines fatbolii6em Yrds
Iaten iiber @artin &utber.

Die 6erausgeber Der "Press" in Pbi:
la6elpbia batten beruOrra9enOe tutboIii9t
wte proteitautii3e SbeOIOgen eriu9t, ibr(
glni6auunsen iiber Martin gutber i9rift.
lid an Die yBreB" ein5ui9iden, unb baben
ie Oieie @inlenOunsen bann am 400. Sab
restage Der @eburt Weartin Satber's pers
DifentIi3t. -.
Inter bieien Ginienounsen nabm bic
2ntport Oes beriibmten tatbolii9en YrdIa'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

8tr tOnnen eu3 in benz Soriate, Elm
tatbul. Slatt gu 9riinben, nur ermutbisen
Wir boffen, buB ale 9uten Satbolifen, BIZ
ii6 Inn bic &elision unb bas Saterlant
perbient MAIDEN polen, IN benz gifer UNI
ber Sbdtistett fir bieies &ert, bas in I'M:
fern augen BON Der ; often Sebeu:
tn 9 lit, wetteifern werben.
Geo XIII. in 1882 an ben gii6of pon alncona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
ueber italienii6e Smitdnpe

wiro Dem y@eitpbaI. GOltsblatt" aus
Berlin sei6rieben:
yWieoerbolt baben IN ben letten Sa9en
bic italienii9en &atbOliten bic ausen Der
8elt auf ii9 seSosen. Sn Swei ma6tisen
Pilseri9aaren, Die @eiitliden ,usrit unb
Johann bic 9aiem, iinb ie binseSosen aus
ben e%ntfsrnteiten @esenben Staliens, UNI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
a6tnnsi br &atboItfen
Sic Stinn1e bes BERT. Bins IL.

Ntr eriu3en Sic tnitdubtsit, alien benen
nit current suten @iaen unO eurer @unlt
~beisuiteben, bic, nit Geiit begabt uno NIT
~seniisenber &enntniB aus9eriiitet, ii9 an
Die Nrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3ettuns
gen CUR Sertbeibigun9 unO Serbreituns Der
tatbOIii9en 2ebre perOffettIi9en.
@ncpclica Iils TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
RatbpIiS6er &trGen 8 &aIcnoer.

Gs werben 3ei9eu sei9cben.-Suc. 81.
Count. ben 9. 0e,. Sibtaua, 8. II. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Nie Stintne Qep's XIII.

2aiet euer 2i9t leu3ten Dor ben Mens
i9en, bamit ie euere 9uten @erte ieben.
tlnb Der 9err sebe eu3 ba5u Seinen Sesen
Geo XIII. on bas in 9arma eri6einenbe Slati
Luce" (9eu6te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

Sieier beliebte Saleuoer, ben man ui6t nit
Dem Observation-Disclosures gabrer SNiufenoer
lUiomet lno bietet ,,reulioen zines ueriliiniti9eu
Studies mdu6c 9elln9ene, tleine snecoote uno
Grabbing in Nort mo Bib. Ser lireis oes
6alenoers III bios 10 6entS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07
SercnadcrS Sold

Tn Second avenue the o,hor NIGHT
five Young men softly entered ward
ARRANGED thcms.Iy., in a soni.rircIa
ON the grass and suddenly hogan T.,
sing. while a guitar and a LaDi, added
their sugary notes 70 the general,
sweetness A the song was finished \
s,sb won, mn and a ua.ruIioc voi,a
called ont.
"~rIrndid' Hc,u,ffpI, Gentlcmon
,,o,s. r,rc,,r
Tbol,ara %, tho ,r,ss ,r,s o,l,. TOO
t,r,v :, accommodate and "onIy ,
p,rs,. pr,ss,,n" ,yo,, oo,,;,, ,r,i, 81,
,Lo ,i,,b, ,,-oo,o
or,,r,,cf,c, or,-,,,i,or, or,,,tn
.,,Aa Aa,..;,. a.. ,,i,1, .c...t.
,,o, No., cr,,, = ,,,, -, :,
,r,,lro ,n, - -, ,ro,,la o,i,. si,,
u,,, .,.o- ono, ,,,oro,-
r,o con-, d-,,,ol , 1;,,l, ,hi. .,,o
49,, -. IL. =. -, :. 49,
a,...,,..-.1 . 80. ,,,ra a. -,
.,.-,..,...,., :. -. -, a. ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07
A Phenomenal Atmosphere.

The strangcst feature Of Monterey
to Northern eyes, says a correspondent
in Mexico, is the clearness Of the air,
Al ch as that which made me, rs /
stood on the Mount of Olives, think
the Dead Sea within an hours walk,
though / found IL a days ride.
Among the strange aerial phenomena
here class the foot hills standing out
80 prominently that you think you can
see round their corners and into the
interspaces between them and the sec
ondary ranges. The most distant
peaks, too, seem pressing forward to
peep over the shoulders of those near
or. Everywhere the lights and shades
contrast no less than those of electric
ilIuminatOrs. On whole, the atmOs-
'phertc brilliancy surpasses whatever is
known in the North as much as our
Northern sky surpasses the London
fops. where men are forever doubtful
whether their celestial luminary Is the
sun or the moon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07

The fashionable people are running
to buttons A New York correspond
ent describes a dress finished for a
Fifth avenue lady which carries 1900
buttons. and required the constant
labor of seamstress for ten days TO
sew them on. On each sleeve there
are 100 buttons, on the body, basque
and collar $50, and on the skirt 1850.
Those on the skirt are arranged in
triangles, squares, crosses, stars and
other curious shapes on foundation
Of black satin. The dress has a satiny
appearance, and is very weighty-so
much so that it will require lady Of
considerable strength TO wear 1t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
For the Complexion.

Whatever the internal application Of
hot water may effect, girls desIrCus Of
having "A good complexion would do
well to apply it to their faces They
should either dip their faces into a
basin of very hot water or apply the
water with sponge. At first they
are like Holsters, but in few moments
this Is replaced by the tints Of peaches
and lilies. LOndOH Times.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

A Chinese lawyer has hung out his
shingle in Colusa county, Cal. lie is
the pioneer "John" in the law line
The oldest system Of shorthand ex-
tant was written dbout 14I2, but the
art is said to have been practiced by
the Greeks, and by Ennius the Latin
poet.
The Corcoran monument to John
Howard Payne Mt Oak Hill cemetery
in Washington will be . fifteen foot
shoft of Carrara marble, ssrmounted
with bust of heroic size showing
Payne as he appeared in middle life.
Recent experiments with stringed
instruments have shown that n much
more sonorous tone can be obtained
with metal strings than those now In
use, although the labor Of playing
upon them is correspondenly increas-
cd. Steel wires plated with copper
or silver gave the best results.
NJ. c. Grand'eury has published pa
per on the formation of coal, the result
of his own Investigations lie refers
the formation of coal to the decompo-
sition of the woody matter Of plants.
forming an organic paste, which sub
sided in deep water, and became grad
ually consolidated under vast pressure.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-07
"THE MAGDALENA."
A Wonderful Formation ~ Nature In
New MEXICO.

A New Mexico correspondent writes:
Did you over hear Of the "Sphynx" Of
! the Sierras, "The Magdalena." About
five miles below here one of the range
separates itself from the chain, and
stands out boldly and alone, rising from
the valley abruptly and grandly. On
one side, formed partly by the shape
Of the rocky ledge and partly by lich-
ems and shrubs, is the most remarkable
profile of woman's head and bust
that ever saw. Gigantic in size, per-
feet in outline, wonderful in express
| sion, is Tho Magdalena," the eye, the
brow, oven the eylashes, not feature
Is lacking, even to the arrangement Of
the hair and the turn Of the neck. as
with head slightly inclined she gazes
down into the lovely valley below.
Think of the ages that have passed
and the everchanging panorama of
human events gazed upon by this Won
dcrful face. The remarkable band Of
adventurers under Cortcz passed in re-
view before her, followed in turn by
the Jesuit priests, who took up the un.
finished work Of their predecessors and
carried it to a conclusion by establish
ing their mission through all this
broad frontiers. Next came the valor-
Gus band Of American troops who
made their way on foot from the Mis-
souri, rlner across mountain range and
plain until they knocked at the gates
Of the Montclumas. Then comes the
equally valiant prospector, who in
spite Of Apaches, in spite Of all the
necessarics even. Of life, which he has
had to leave behind him. with a pick
in one hand and "A Winchester rifle in
the other, searches for the hidden
wealth of the country; rs a result come
railroads, towns, schools. churches and
host Of people, who finally complete
the task begun centuries ago, and the
Wilderness blossoms with all that
makes life worth living. Al these
events has the "MagdaIcna" seen, and
still looks down calmly and serene,
waiting for the future This is
wonderful country, the air is mild and
balmy, like your best April weather,
the sky Is blue overhead. and the grass
under foot golden. sprinkled here and
there with clumps Of the evergreen
Spanish dagger. with its long straight
blades and sharp points. which the
horses won't touch with their feet IL
they can help il, Is they know by cx-
pcricnce how kconly they penetrate
The solitude is grand but oppressive,
and the valleys almost level, miles in
breadth, but hcmmcd in by mountain
peaks on every hand Of enormous size
and hight II il were not for the
trcachcrous Apachcs it would be
paradise on earth.