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New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
BECKY JONEs'S IMPRISONMENT.
Is one touch of nature makes the whole


world Kin. 50 common experience in Ludlow Street
jan has awakened, according to report feeling OF In
terest on the part OF Ferdinand Ward in the melancholy
atc and fortune Of the recacrant witness who Is going
down to history as Becky Jones. Mr.. Ward Is said
to have instructed his attorney william H. Shepard to
make an heroic attempt the release OF the little
woman Of Balston spa. Acting under this inspiration
the lawyer having armed himself with writ OF GER
torar presented himself yesterday before Justice Bar
rett In the Supreme Court Chambers and urged that
the srrogates commitment Of the obstinate witness In
the Hanersley viii contest null and void The Jurfsdic
ton of the Surrogate In furnishing for contempt did not
appear said Mr. Shepard the questions which the VIII
ness had declined TO were not In the commit
ment. and besides Becky had appeared In court vol
unfairly, whereas only subp9naed witness could DC
punished for contempt the fine OF $3.50 was excessive
and the term Of imprisonment should have expired sixty
days from May 10, when the witness was incarcerated
II Becky were to abide in Jail until she answered the
questions, Mr.. Shepard of the opinion that she
would keep her habltation there forever.
Franklin Bartlett opposed everything which MI shep
ard had advanced. and argued the dangerous
precedent 10 follow interference OF the supreme Court
with the action OF the Surrogate. Decision was re-
served.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
MRS. EDWARD II. POTrEWs ALLOWANCE.

According to papers now playing role IN the
City Court Florence and Edward H. Potter Dankeroi
this city married in Pssac. Nj, IN ls12 ana uVed
together in apparent unity until July 1850 Ihey nen'
parties OF the and second parts joined D b. f.
Krpper of Fort Scott Kan third party IN an asIe
neni Oi separation Dr. kcppler thereby became .no 1
trustee Of Mrs. Potter's person. MI Potter III & tnc
agreement expressed willingness To lay ASIDE an cis
upon any property that his wife might have or ACQUIRE
and bound himself % give her 500 month"; rayape az
his 0ansin-h0use in this city In case OF alvorec,
Potter was to ay alimnny. Mira fotter N - %
secured divorce M Fort scott where she then ved an
has since been residing and Sir Potter az. tne St
monthly until December OF that year. He subsequently
paid Mrs Potter I275 although not In instamehts OF
800 Mrs. Potter claims SJ2o addltlonii anu reAo
III. stm by pDwers of law Judge Nehrbas yesterday
overued SIR. PotteTs demurrer that Dr. hepper Snouu
have been "a party to the suit ana that tneIe 10 H' ~
M
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25

adjourned after the announcement that thc ' m q. = lie
Raymond would next Monday read . Pai"r ""
Religious Life OF the Old Time Negro
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
THE sCovILS TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.

Mrs. Phoebe L. Scovil, the wife of w. L.
scoy, the confidential clerk Of Lord, Day x LORD VINO
ran away last after speculsting heavily IN Wall
Street is the plaintiff Of action brought IN Brooklyn
against the Mercantile Trust Company to set aside two
deeds of conveyance of property which she and her nus
band owned In Brooklyn The case was set down t9r
hearing IN the supreme Court In Brooklyn yestruly;
The property the expensive house buit by Mt scoV
In Carroll-st near Prospect Park and Is valued at
SlooOO0 The plaintiff alleges that the trust company
smugglcd her from her country nome mst
summer and compelled her 10 sign the deeds IN an ounce
I'm this city, saying that her husband had commHIsu
crimes for which he conld hc sent 10 prison. ana II s
wonld sign the paper lie would not be prosec uted ul
assisted To escape. The defendants deny these acSa-
tiHns and say that M Scoyi indebted 10 tncin IN
s37 600 and the plaintiff voluntarily Joined with nm 10
pay IL by the conveyanccs.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
s5. $3.50. 900 SI,255,3s0

The company has obtained title to equipment by pay.
Inent i'm full for the following trust series Sai
Trust of NewYork, $l0995OO, and Others, So2Go9s.
Total, 81 ,626l9s. -
The S5,0OO.0OO advance u other companies are
detailed in the balance sheet Us follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FstNHsCD Nov 2i 1854.
THE PETROLECM MARKET

NEW-IOhK. Nov. "A.
At the opening of the Petroleum Exchangea
to-day there pretence Of strength and activity.
The advance in prices only q cent but it was made
In an extremely snowy But for the rest OF the day
the that regne was unehaensed and IN spito
Of a further decline in the production OF tho Thorn
Creek wells prices dwindled to IT'S cents The market
later on rallied rie, but the close too dull to
possess significance.
Tn. r,nya az nricrs aud the total dealings we're -
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25

The clearances elsewhere for saturday wcro
s 900; Bradford =, 2,322 600 aud PittsOurg' iS+"o~
Refined oil ruled duh. without any change In auots
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
MINES AND MINING.

sALESAr THE yEWFORE HIyIyG EXOHAyos.
NEw-YORK. Nov. "a, 1894
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25

The stock OF supplies and materials was reduced from
81 500 229 to 1897 s99-decrease S63S 330-or the net
nnfuuded debt would have been increased much more
I'm addition TO the liabilities shown by the
the car trust 50 6660oO principal payable ia
falln
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
Bid. Ask.

Bid. Ask. Bid ASK
Aha 3al rec lJssll3s u :. Ga 1896 l3ox
L. j. lgs SSl. con ll4All1 y ;. cur % lost ~
u = 1907. reg l21 &l2E U y cur On 1889 l33 2.-
r a. 1907 l12 U. So 1893 l35
II per cents lOl Il .... DIST Col. 3.65s. .llu
=. I.aAI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

The tsllewiss Il. IN part. tfasslatiea ef a
letter wtitseH = tieasesaa, 6teely hy rctai-
lnarS Dc leesera = the nasae II ne fteHeA
6eessspAsesl Scesrtys The t,eesrarAiesl
SsSiety e Paris ecpA net BE-, share he gee
esel u,eesisess ceeceralss the tate Il the
ssesaeess u The Americas meteorological sxrs-
ai,tee seat 10 rSst Cerssr. Il Vas gsstisc3 10
leera hat ne eesanas.lsr. VIII lev Hsentefs
q The cNis,iigica, was teseee1, AID Il dsrsess
- y e''avNy y yea The Asssrssee ~ is pre-
tsee3 ~ usrashy, ASH te,,eess tAss we hs kina
eacusA 10 iransssis Il u war eoarsies, wAiie
SIZED with ycstcs al he leessht that tbs vcyk
has ess, - 1seh ssaegssS Asd - uaay hvcs.
= gvalises 90 the etAes hard hat ~ ssly tie
eeScyvatisss Es&e al regs CssseF, eat alsc
~ explerasiess u The diaereel 1cah<rs u
tee rarty, have 10 a usAsksd degree eaiargpa
the ee,t 81 polar sSessapAy, as3 that sctcnee
vi, rsess largely tgcss sssh esersgvcas saerss.
ySsu ,AessA dsasiy psreAssea, N-Nss ierR
~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
ptrurrr. OF he Wurii

The 6slluwi1g particulars IS b Tie ms,hGds
Of securing iIYurces IN Inherent countries arr
worth as1sunun Australians Divorces have
never been sanctioned IN Australia Jews
N litsn times the Jews had 4 discretionary
7oxer Of iivccciur their wives IIv4ls If
Tie vie Be dissatisfied she can chain IL
vurra By gazing 4 certain sum TbibsGas-
Divorces are ssittgm allowed, unless with the
consent Of auti partas -usi.hsr q whGm cIl
ifsrwlrfs rgmlrry- M-ur Ii the Wifs ines
nut hecume the uutlsr Of ! boy she uIv be
iivurcsi win Tie CONSENT Of The tribe and she
I'm marry ig1in- Abyssilills urn q
marriage Is necessary. The connection may be
iiss1i vs,i All renewed ls cfe-n as the parties
Eai1k prupsr- >ibsrills a MIA BE t1sslilis-
lei With he mnst uldi1- lc1s gf ais vie be
tears her cap gr val from her bend and tins
curserItss 4 ilvurra- CGre1as-Tha husband
can GITures his wa. Or -raasIcg- aEG leave
her the charge Of maintaining the Children, If
she pruTs- uafaitlfHl be can Fus her isAth-
Siamsse-rhs irss wifs may be tigcrcei- mt
said Is the ether nav be- Sha then nav claim
tie rst, t!iiryi AMI fth ciiii AMI lile IIisraass
ciiilfrsn ara yieidrE q the husband. Arctic
rss-iun-When mul desires a iIvurce De
leaves the house IN anger ami iGes nut rst1Iru
fiIr several tIvs. Pie wifs understands tie
hiur. pu.ks her clothes and lsayls Drusa lnti
Tgrsumen these peupia, Il a yifs asks
her igsball pGrmissiCn o - cut, lld be
SAYS @tfg7 without aiiiu- -rEE come back
again she u divorced. Though iGtl PARTIES
fesiru Il, diey cannot i've t1guiher without
being unmarried Clrhiu-C hinrsa-If the
parties choose IL separate, tisr break 1air
If cilupsticka u copper .uiu II the presence
1f witnesses. by which scilGn the Iliuu -
iissuiTg,i- The husband must rss1srs b the
uIfs ne properly beiGnCiH- % her rriur q her
marriage American IlliiIns-A unug sumo
7rihes Iie pieces u stchs gwen q The VII
asssgs u Inc Marriage ara burnt is J silrn 1f
liTur-r- Z slIall = NV cnnnacrl1na ara Turned
EitInut the aid gnEs beng dissuiEsd- L man
lsvar iITurres Els VITA L sha has Borne hiu
suns. TIrtzrs-The husband MAJ lgE 4NaE
bis partner ami sesiS Iuutiiar when L riaasus
mn amt me vife NAY iu The sa-us- Il she be
il-Caatef she cumpilins % The nagistrIhl.
WIN, IleHdsii By the arIucIpa. 7eupis, lcEum-
laliss her b The lGIss AMI pruuuuncu4 ! mr.
mai firur-r- Chinese-ltTur-Hs ara lll1wad
n al cases lf crlmIlalitEr mufiIHs iisiiiszs,
iealugsF. ncnmpaEhilitT Of hanger, or too
uHrii iugrIacitF On ne pax 1f the Wiz The
huzband czanus sell hrs vifs until she leaves
INN. ami hscnmgs 4 siITs 10 him lF lctiun AZ
iila NV 5lr issgrt5nu- A sun Is Hduud "a IL
vgr-= hrs VII. II Hiia diHPisasgs his Pa--nrs--
--5fr-lfrH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

Daring -iiat wiki t.ia i1ralnau Of 1.is-stlaat
car ssali.ss. gsues e Blr--- tie Elhieet armed
ID IisEuHHiun % sic -ilaF1ctEraGEs Of iur1es
ami mines. 6e has hesal si,Ize stsiltznt1i hat.i
lrIi lie -ssut af lIH experience . -lla1 The mule
Re snEtltsi % the higher mix n Izl-zciry
NJ Bar Esnr IN % 81 5.iat .lis super
lrtv Of liH mule Il snuvu N ms lhauiu1e IT,
flszl % 7ur bis 61ut u a iula u 4 hr-Ifl.s or
-r1sHing- Earsua Baelu % gldilaTlr n ind
Inie- Z zierz n AZ ing zzzllnr- and 1rzziE
tigir .-s. Tins a ulIie vii nat 10. lur al
be be d1r-nd q lifTazra Z he zliinis zieTa "a
far-sr s'r1s hurzc saiIs " Ba--T- has
nura -uHTzg-z- 1lis uuia murs EsuHH-
z Aas bssl N Iru1IHiH- si-lriF IL enc If he
stzilirii a varEii q :, HIscnIaViuHs ifila nuia
that n ztisr ng fnuf Of iifgr-F Z 8ssnz
that -liu uuea ar iIsfsIlri IN tieir sails By
-ilHu. On Eig and 1f winch is a -ruzHpiezz If
nm. Ninca q siipuei ieng-ITise ilir-Ig.ii
iuis N tlla siall snH xIen sz.lsnifsl 1T-a8lFiae
Ivs- tlin lnia ur1svgliH nc -laIu lgilI- Eilii-
iravl4. Tins mule EiiH1 IizudInss n ais zuan-
-ur via liH ueih and 1iuE1a na1z-nz % sip
iiia --1zzais.s siiac.ied % sis -iain auf al ne
iniz ami ezzIfiuual- hzr11 1rr die mil lesIr-i
n .slu siiziu ard sIlzrsys he ieiL Ealers be-
linliszHuu N HEtif, Big rs-umEa iiis sl-Eil and
WAITS isluHrsir 81 .iiH sIzat n siezr Eiien be
-arnsss Xxx 'FsEiciliE laii naitss q lzlal lr ii-
s-r and slin zr-szf =l1siIrnssa e EIlslss al
lzais 81 sztEn iiu ami irin- INN lzEil-
Il s.in rzrf 81 aua af liz fuFa avn stahisa
..iass % a snsr 70 FtiiriI siar -auiiss an an-r-
al + aei aftHr beng =iIrlHl- rhars Wa rs-
ssarT snr mile 1.lEi-s ,.ialVlu iand u slipping
n lii1iII.sa- iiiz1nrii he ing Z liE 1usf- and
.lleil. "a ailhE - nzlas % Eilrs n Ia libarrF
be- .u,ass-IE1 me 1flEla- Inns be fiE 90 1f1zn
sa had % De- sinaai r rafElui----lssz 1r,zrris
Tislz-1 .as1rzH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
E1aH

The iaathH n 1ln Inuug FAMED a.. taT8
vera FsrT aga-iF 80 - evsrT I9d lew saIcs-
The maximum If feztIa n 1ue lay Wa
rsaehesf On SanIlria-, lie Ii,i, JOG. auE lie
MINIMUM At new cases n nv lng flT 1rrlrrsii
IN ThurHia7. the I'm. asH-rien -lir deaths
rsrz Is The 1saelia IN he f5JI szzesssiezi
liiusa an tie TIN by q, 5Hr tie lgw -zses IN
The IItl wert u murs siau en- tie IIL.i- Z
8eamH clear fr1m -leae is--Iz1H t.lac the spr-
isEnir n declining N Eapies- The -asf . n
tina aumher If nrE Ezsgs AMI NOT he number
Il Deaths. fur nalT If Ei1za zziIeH win tie
disease az sIr hacz IS lie III and Ilti ma
iaEs drzE=zf along u The IItit and ten died,
riiEii 1cEnuuhI f1r tie increased DEATHS IN
aigs iaE-
Tie lc=uunia f-1m Ezufsa lead b The cnn-
-irlsiuu 1aas lie Bunrsr tIrizrtzr1 II he eirF
we're It the outbreak If he eiinier7, N a vsrv
Hyrlalid and anaauifzTT sunlinun- AzuE Hl;n-
bers Tiatad lie gitg 8Huu afrsr riiH 1iHeaas be-
came -rilieuiE N farnl Es Iamasii1ilsi7 Al
frzaHe=i himself % the work AZ Improvement
n ne Ganliifiuu Of TIC Iuglez1 4Iar-srs AID %
.iiG rsisEf II tla Funrs wa wsrs most szl1He,i
u tiia uia-1Ig Eia humane AID cuuz7.-z1ua
s=zupls Inspired wealthy csfzzsna win -aFI-.-
are and humanity Harry af slinsH wa had iasi
Ind.r lie gzliG rsrIraeii and lzitai WITH ilia
EIur N i-Is -n1t v1rE % lis lnrEFal -In-
e-hnriurs w herr antitiug, EuE Tie f1c. Eia.
be has 5esn. HEE aid suspien 6iEzri n nc
v-iiiI-r tsvsr suiIieuir at Piiilalleipiiia- laaF
Essl7E as-1, e<suaing bis pe-5Hu p liz disease
11liirzfgz -siar be haa 1rr been sr.ugT VIZ Ais
l.uusy- Gr Eur5 veil Enhisz-s gill HaiE I
.iieiir t-szaurs hefarz EiHr Ives Tins gHa -
me az J iii1uzzrd, 1-IiT r1T1i and xingsT n
-iia-zcisr a N za1z1s mi rzie- Clp,zr-iics
iaE aavs- bern asg AZ lie fittings af lie BtuIs
II Alzly-i-ari,,-Ia Tie princes II iiiH lafIEs
ia-s b-an Withnur s-rsrruu- ur1vHr 1z1 lags
IlpriiEs-t slErsrzi .-zzt military --1il,Ezz- Tia
larillr AZ Ainr E1l1lier- w1a lazrilzz uan /
and frfmarE- But tais aur, By 1ia zuiis :
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

Oscar Wide writes Mrs Louise ChlRd
Ter Ne1Isoa from Londcu. - arranging 4
beautiful house in Chelsea. nsar where Rcs-
seIti amt Carlyle used ~ live. and wishia a
stones throw gf Whistler and his erlor syuP-
heniss- I see Mrs Oscar eftsu, and she IS
charming. Her famous tly wreath vas 'eon-
posed By Oscar IA a nsiisaiiTs alsraooa a;
Covenr-ya-;.n Market. as gues about ask
inS every enc Il be &c she has rea3 The Ssory
uNy Heart, By JsEriss. Il IS the uicst haunt
ilS 0as-ry Of Pessinisu- Vhsa cue hls read
iE Cus feels II the mFist II Scilsss aal boPs-
less world. where nature IS hostile and the
animal lugiou alien, and nan IS alo1e with
his destiny, isstiny that usnlces and az
pafs him"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

Ss>less Al Napaea b tAis salanily. has rAissa
ki@seN above Ne PAST kcress e his hcpse AND
eeseaSea Ne eAuae. ~ e1ly to ilAliare. eat b
al tAose sArVaSASsl he wesll wA0 appreciate
he AigAeet ceaEaEo eSsplsd with he EteAleel
herariV asa Ne hast e seleaAneR.-& =.
fstf,.s.s.h
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

While he isatis f-um ChularI snow II m
crease n tie past fluE fIFs. tie new cases Irs
diminishing fT1m iaY "a lar The il-rITss re-
7urrei by sails f1r the 81 iaTs sHriaii On sat
lr-iHr, I5th SEPT H1uiaT- zie =th, mt IN
zirlrisii, hsralAe tiis report s,r taas iaT v4a
uaHifsatiT srz1neaus- ara nr Naples Is fIi-
lgvvsz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08

N, Rs5aH lately visited his cid hcsDs sor
9nly the seeSnd tize IL fsssr years-ssranSs
sesiscs When It IS er1ssaersd that his early
memories Ct the place are BY 10 means ua-
pleasant. Il sock great pleasure" he says.
IA the society ct hale girls much prefsr-
red their soeieiy :, hat Ct hale bcys. In fact,
bcys disliSsd uc, and "a accent q ny deli
cate appearance used t. call ne Mss Anoog
these 6ltls siris vas the enc who fascinated
NE. Her name was sNeeni' She was a PER
feet EsSdsl q grace aai beauty. When eur
playmasss wpult quarrel, Ncemi aud l veuld
~ 70 bring about peace. Bat she Was very
scepsical as 10 The issue Ct these well-neSnt
esielvers, Ernest. she wc1l6 say, yea will
never srcesed, yoG want to cake everybody
friends. Even rev | eanncs hs.en 10 the
scHg We viii e 10 mere . the ucots' with
cat feeling ny heart heat with the sweetness
OF this "reminiscences. Oe szrsty, bad It net
been for nv rccakion shvald have fallen in
love with Noenis bgs As IL vas devoted ny
sell u study, and refugees hlir-sPEgtiaS &C.
cgpied nv mind &c the exrlasico q all ether
subjects l. NAV be noted thas ". Henaa has
been faithful IN uemory 10 his ''icve's ycG7g
very ycgHs-iream,s for he has named his
taEshter "Ncemi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
Mnl.. k.le.l.. ). d. No P.,A.

The Kalc1iss affair IL hy 70 useans at Al
so3, Il appears Tat Naaane ds KAleaiss
(Ceeessss Hcescd) ecrseutea 10 Jcin with The
VivasS paSs - Hesse il arplyiss Ger a divcSee
"a esssaia ece3itisns. asa These eos1ieees. 49,
saaiasaiss have ~ hees eesaplSsa With, She
has therefore snSsSS3 well kssWs lawyer.
ef NazAelrs. ~hS Is ahozs ~ eriss a suit BE-
6rc the l1psrill rTieeral at LsipsSe, tsS the
guashirs q the GivvreS decree which wss ne
eenily Pseparva b. The 6rsnd Deeai Co1rs Il
pJr1sss9G rhers IS - dc1hs that tbs rev
scr, val ee saceessfni, IS ! IS the universal
cpi,,oa azerg German LAWYERS that he nars-
sta1s jc3ge acted rar,i v5rvs in srsntirg d.
Vosce merely hecaass the ecaPls SesiFcd csc.
and tes 70 ether ressos. The Cernsess. WAC
Is sun rgsSiisg al DRESDEN. was throNu cat Il
Der carriage the oSher day vhsa shs Vas TAX
Sas a eountry drive. bet she escaped With a
saaSins.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-06
A BATTLE Of ANTS.
A Terrible Fight B"twcen Rival Tribes.
IDsuVgr News


A number OF persons were standing IN
front of TIA" city Hall, Denver, the other
afternoon. large number of ants wore
noticed running about ON the steps and
ground, constantly augmented by numbers
from unknown quarters. Examination re.
vealrd the lnct iha' the suts we're winged
an were tumhling from the air. Further
investigation showed that the ants were II
two speces, and that battle begun in the
ar wa, raging On the ground. one Of the
species OF the warning insects wns large
aud red, with wings the size of n house Nv;
the other was small rod ant, with "a black
head and small wings They were in su.
perior numbers aud attack their enemies
hy twos, four- and scores, Several balls
OF the fcrocous warriors when separated
showed a. many ue thirty small ants on
one larger one. Her" and tier" c"uii lbs
srrn single combuts, the small ants IN
every case victorious. Those TINT we're
| cltnchcd IN the mir remained clinchei On
the ground until one OF the other was van
Pn''hed ana dead
Bnt hs II general thIhS 'n'y ie' " '"'
ground ANA at once prepared ,"r o"'''e,
thch slhe was uhh"f leaneI - WI" u'"'H1'
th"'r FORCES ana 'i'"''n,i '","' WV" '"'',
tnry precision ui'" 'n' ,,"' ''N' '''''a
lines w'ro 'n,'"" ou'' luz I"' w.
| V""'rh' ,o'io"''"' "i'""''i "e,"' 49,,
th'h tue IA Wv We n'''' 49, a. -,
'' ''''''~.u n.'I, ,.'.s ,,, a
H"''''' "u' ,,'.',. ", T,,., mall
WIS w. -, In, ,h..,, n,,,n'
am, ""'s ~ ,, W., na,nn,,sI ~,,n thnn
''','' -, ,,,.. ,,i,,,,i.. in ,h.i,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-06
HEAL THYSELF.
TUFTS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DIS OR D e n ED LIVE r,
and MALARIA

From these sources arise three -fourths o.
the diseases Of the human race. These
symptoms Indicate their existence; Loss Of
Appetite, BoN~ls cCstive, Sick Head.
ache, fullne.s after eating, aves sion 10
rIertion Of body or mind, Eruetation
OF f1o"' ir, n,in @ smps, Low
some duty, Dizziness, Flute ring At the
Heart, Dots before the eyes. highly col
ored Urine, CONSTIPATION, and de-
on the liver. Asa Liver medicine TUFTS
PILL AVE ne equal. Their action ON the
klfne, md Skin Is also prompt; removing
all imp ities through these three scav-
tite, -onad digestion, regular stools. clear
skin and vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no nausea or gripping nor lnterfe. =
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-06

Toulon, at present the chief town Ui
an reimbursement Of the Var, is situ-
ated Oh the northern shore of a bay
which runs for some distance in a north
westerly direction into the French main
land. To the north, high chain OF
hills runs half round the bay; AT the
south. the entrance TO the harbor rs pro
tcctcd by lofty promontories from east
crlv ar westerly winds. II l. guarded
from the south wind by a peninsula
running across the entrance, 10 ia"
north Of which are the great roads.
lose to the town are two large basins,
formed by magnificent quays and molos,
called the old and new port, the eastern
one Tor vessels Of war and merchant
men. the other kept exclusively tor the
navy. having been greatly enlarged IN
! 1886 The depth of the outer roads is
sixty feet, that Of the inner roads and
the basins thirty feet, so that II fully
equipped vessel Of the line can float at
en,e In them. Since 1874 the plan at
eularping the town and harbor has been
| frequently discussed, but il was not
really undertaken till 1886, being AT
that time highly unnecessary. Tor the
| Iourishiug town of Marsellcs was at
tracing all the trade, and IOulon grad
ually sinking as commercial port.
| The enlargement of the town, however,
WAS no, set about till 1856, and that
through the extension Of the war bar
Dor, which was disproportl"hate to
Louis Napoleon rapidly created iert
While the war harbor formerly could
only hold thirty ships Of the line. II j.
now spacious enough for 100 ironcla'
irigates 1oulon has endured repcatr'
siegcs which nearly all resulted nnior'
tunatelS for the town In 599 it va
captured by the Cloths; in IsY torn from
the Saracens by Charles Martel bu
thrice besieg-d and desolated b. then
in ll7S, 1896 and l2ll. lu 1924 II wa
occupied BY the troops Of Charles v
under the Constable de Bourbon. ii
the Spanish War OF Succession II glori
ou-ly withstood the siege Of Prince ~
rene, who, after twenty-fOur days q
heavy lighting, with 5000 men va
compelled to retreat The last lragi
event Of this nature was the siege an
recaptur. Of the city in 1898 by the ko
publicans for the convention behave
with even unusual ferUcity. Win"
Toulon surrendered to the English
bad -, 90 Inhabitants, short time All
IT the departure of the latter II MAS r.
duced 10 1000; now it, population ha
reached 7O,5lO But TOulOn has al-
I suffered equally by Pestilences, whic
ragged with unparalleled fury Since II
commencement Of the fifteenth centui
the town has been visited no less TIA
nine times by the plague, the worst b
ing ia l72l, the lasi time il made i
appearance DOstV. 4Tai.seTlpt.