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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

The CoRNwALL SCANDAL-The excitement re-
Cardtng tie Cornwall scandal, London dispatches
say, has spread from Dublin 10 London, And bids
lair To become as Intense there IL In the
Irish capital. The action Of the government In
ordering The cases TO be conducted by the English
law officers created great turmoil In arfstocratic
circles, and especially among the friends OF Earl
Spencer, who declared that such step would sub
vert his authority In Ireland and equiv aent to
a declaration that lac was unable 10 deal with
crimes or abuses found To exist In bis Official
household. The government finally yielded To the
pressure which was brought TO bear by Earl Spen-
GERS friends and Chief Secretary Trevelyan ordered
that the prosecutions should be conducted Ia the
ISIIil
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Tranafcrs OF Real Estatc.

Deods In lee have been flled as follOIvs: g. Leon
ard 70 Robert ONei north halt 16. So 500 part 25
missioner +. :. and I. Co., to F. Ii. Smith. trustee,
part ii. block %, dillingham;; s. A. p. Bosue to
I ,,iIa lot l. do; s@ D. Nackay ct al 70 J. T.
&. Browne GGode. lots % and so. Lanicr Heights;
1880. Josiah Dent ct al, trustees, to f. Linthi-
ana -, 81. 2ls; =. L. 4. Il unzesheimer TO Robt
Cllnh1n-. part 81. $50: flS0. Jeannette Bensinger
to Richard Francis, lots 81 and U.s. So. lao; S, 600
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baltimore AND OHIO EATIEOsD
- IIIt NubIL FAST I'M. AND TIE ONLY
LINE BEINItN IEE EA>T AND TIE WIS.,
VIA WASHINGTON
I6I-lyt = lT,,L- r.N--I-y- f-g,r-pr ~.
SIIEI. RAILS
ECHEDUIF IN IIfECT SUNDAY JUNE 18th

MA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE IEACht JANEET COUPLER
SILEL RAILS
sohhp'1E rs MI Ir = I\E 1{SE 18th
Leave Wa-i,I'otI from station. corner oi New jersey
Tor Clicaso. c,..rati Iou vile AVID st Lorfs daily
at . % a. Ia. ~ /, . IA go ! N viii lArylitL
With II eLaA.e. lO.l5 daily ~ CLles.-o. except
+. Ilt-;ur.- at 20 a. m ard 30 = n daily. : 20
n, |" fltt-is- tleVeland ai0 DetIO.t. Win sleep
r. Toledo aI, Dytroft via Mor-, eviIle Io.I5a II
daily With Sleeper lUr Toledo. Vi Wheeling AID Lake
a.aIs for Phllaialpl;a and New York at SO a m
J. T. = l.. Gay. Win I-,IU- and seIIug; Cars at
I,r iaIjaorc on week days s. cso "a 90 s.1o 90
aid l}u' J. n; - -. 80, 90 $50 4:30. 80
illui, tr-nJ 40 90 t,-' 80. 80. $50. lO.iOp
f. Baltirnor- On Sundays ego : 90 500 a m %
20 80. isiu. 90. tJo. 100. so $40 ana 20 10 p
I,rIointS the Shenandoah Valley Railroad 10.I5 a.
+ A.raro,:s. GO n and l..IO and - p III on
Her Way Stations bc5wstu i--tor anal Baltimore
80, $50 80 a u. L. H.. 81 80 al
1t0 T. n. I,r S-at.f.~ -. s.r,r... ,--s,, ,-srrI,
40 d m ana 5.5 D. ~ ,say e4t Sii,,sv =
III daily :s'r principal stations -. NeJfci oli;au
iralcl % =, IL ,.ai!y ir lsssr-'o. sta,int6n All
IN daily. iDr t-rt rca. - -. 1915 = H. i 10
IL Hair rs;Cwn. l0.l5 al SIS Z N daily except
1Tan- arrive from Tie West daily. eco 7.5oa H. -
IEa New ioTE AMI Tila,,. La 80 s:3oa Il daily
iron An,aios, S-p a IL All 10 and C:37 T. IL:
SUNDAY .-55 a G.s. y
Iron ieairs; d Il G4;,y. and .l5 r IL daily.
Ira IIr,..,z aa5 ictss1,s1;ate Ioifts SIS a NJ
tl1 J. II. sls = = Cay. oIy.i Sa.,,ay /!
, u daily TN - III O.. T. -g4s.
1fllis -t@He -E.i-i-.- ~ = v ~iLeton az 200 40
" T. - go. : ln ANA i'ti III. = ..
- % o. -. 81 80 All - 10 =. OIL san
9aH~% - - 10. $50. 80 80 L.. lao. 800.
A.. iTs.aS ir1l Wing; 2. s.-p =. Relay station ev-
10 fsy...- c-r.t.-- -r-rr ~ tha baltimore anl
s.. = 8 "a 4 = Il
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP line EETwVES NEW YORK uAyRr
LoNppS. SOUTHAMPTON AND EREMEN
The Uf tins company viii sail EVERY WE'D
NiSDAN AND SATURDAY from Bremen per foot cf
Ri street. Hot. ken. Rates of from NEW YORK
I'm Don. III. BRENEN: by Wednesday steamer
Inst cabin 800 to sle second cabin $40 Is, satur-
ri list cabin. $40, SeSOli cabin $50 Steer
i1N,s al For frerit tasssice apply TO
1tiisit H. y %. = Bowling ur,en. New York ". O.
MI d. boIT co. % Ieilusy IyaLia north
west CHAS NALIEH. 81 l. street. Agents Tor WASH
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THE NEW DISPATCH BoAT-Commander Dewey,
who has been selected 10 command the new dis
patch boat Dolphin, IS in the city ready 10 assume
his duties whenever the vessel Is ready. She Will
not be entirely completed until the last OF August,
but Will not be turned over TO the government until
she has been tested by John Roach. the builder,
and the naval advisory board, after which the last
payment will be made The trial trips Will be
made In Narraganset bay, and will not be concluded
before the middle OF September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

LIFE INSURANCE.
Under any and all systems consists collecting from
the living to the representatives of dead That
III substance is all there is of life Insurance All the
rest is mere method That system plan is best for
the insured which achieves this purpose most simply
directly and Independently The system inaugrated by
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association does this 1t
is superior to and improvement upon every other
Combining all the advantages aud avoiding all the de-
1scts and 1nconvenences Of the levelpreium and
operative systems. between which it occupies middle
ground 1t avoids the pers of large accumuations
ard affords absolute indemnity at actual cost Never
was there plan devised that grew rapidly in popular
':Vor ald, although it has not reached its fourth year
existence, there but two three oldlne compa.
pes in the country writing policies per month
as this Association. Office, 1909 st. Agen is wante
jylO IY KNIGHT (ienl Agent
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Miss TBRRY VAccISATED.-The Lyceum theater,
Miss Ellen Terry, becoming victim or the small
pox scare, had herself vaccinated. and when the
virus began to take effect neglected TO take the
usual precautions 10 prevent Inflammation. She
continue 70 act the part Of Viola with her LETT arm
~ sling, and ate and drank usual. Now the
whole arm and band are badly swollen, and she
has been compelled TO cease acting. The result Is
that the theater Is closed
SUSPICIOUS PATIKNTS-A cablegram from Paris
says: Much prejudice exists among the lower
classes in the cholera districts against the doctors
Many are copvtpced that they have been ordered
to promote the epidemic by administering poison
Gus remedies. Some force the physicians to taste
their medicines before they be prevailed take
them The doctors are often afraid TO enter houses
owing to the hostility OF the occupants.
lkAaCRES AGAINST TEE NIHILIsTs.-The car
has appointed q commission TO revise the laws re-
latipg to Finland, In the direction OF a complete
suppr eSslop OF Che local government The reasons
for this project ere that the nihilists are making
Finland the basis OF plots against the and his
government, aud that the plots are connived at by
the Finish authorities and people.
-s~>--
OPF0SISo FRINGE BIsAAECK.-A new secretly has
been formed IN Berlin for the purpose OF protecting
the Interests or commerce and Industry. All the
great bankers. merchants and manufacturers OF
Germany have signed the program TO be adopted
by the society. None OF Prince BiS.aarck's parti-
sans are included ID the list OF signer The society
will oppose Prince Bisnarcks colonial plans; also
all bills interfering with the commerce OF the
country. The reactfcnary journals accuse the so
c!ety OF being the tool OF wire puers for s Ia the
coming election
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Tho Now York Sfnc,s =.

The New York stock MARKET.
Treiolowing are the opening and ) p. IN. prices
CT tie New York stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. ii. DOdsc 539 18TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

SwINDIISG WoMES.-Wm. Haynes. doing business
at No. 1868 Washington street, Boston, has been
arrested and held IN go for Inserting advertise
mets Offering 10 give away samples OF silk 70 vari
Gus lengths 10 be used In making dresses A lady
AZ Bine hamton rece we'd twenty-four spools OF ma.
chime twist and complained TO the postal author.
. SICK HEADACHE, lANGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver, a Disordere0
Stomach or Cos,iyeness, the distressing effects q
which Dr. Jaypes SaDatye Pulls will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action the hillary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

Mr. PARSEIL NOT TO CONE TO THIS COUNTRY
dispatch from London states that Mr.. Parnfl
VIII not attend the Irtsb-American national leagU
convention, to be held In Boston next week
OWING 10 TIE condition Il his health. Thomas Sex
ton, lneinber OF parliament Tor Sligo county, an,
William Redmond. member OF parliament for Wex
ford viii, Therefore. bc deputed 10 represent tn
national party, and Will sal Tor America on Satur
day, August 2d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

Crotatorsor etocEe crG For7s ar1 ;rfc-rnq:'o1~
sar,line tire Markets we'd through wres N
ETANTLY. Cirect :rCIr the New Iork Stock Lxclans3
III cr,iers eNecJ.s'l ar "a eToT;,li T,. tlv. t-G
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The EnstSl.,Orc 11ssrEpfa.

9; BALTIMORE July 2s-yrsnla sizes, consolidated,
ealoa ss. o iG"P io5 bid toy " S o. North
BALTIMoKE. Mp. July 2s-Cotton dull-Tnid-
DIM reu 9Ss ana d . a street and
b .. 8 anus 5a '1 EsaasS 90 fairly shiF1
steady and fairly active; ws.ter, steady CLOSING quiet
9a d No western winter red, . spot u y a5i ~ july July
9.9a94.: AUGUST $4,000: September So aJGts; DC,
$s s,ssr M se iiay s;s; A ma
southern. 3eat2; western white. 4ia43 do. mixed.
Ta to ;1c:s nzs snS sr
land lG.ooaisoo. ProvIsions steady. with mod rate
z: est r f. iSss t'h Huns sif2. IsPd
cry Tss oWsr and du iss s$i Petroleum. ssS,
nominal-refned. 774aI4 Coffee steady-Rio cargoes.
GU copper rene quit IT, aiS . WHISKY steady
a a5Sh's s. sear f Tram our, na
l.200 barrels; wheat. "G5.OUJ bushels: corn l,OUt
900 BUSHELS r'e SSnsts s
bushels; corn. $500 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill, july %. y. n.--Closing prices
s5H; October; s., N"vsnb Der ia% Ind; Year $; May
Der ie r. vtar 81 81 nS av As WheapSp
noniaai; Aust So IN Der So octobaT 81
er isos Year i9o LsriJuiy ~ ~ n snl1n
August. IT'S; September T271e; October. 7iO.
THE INSPECTION OF THE LoCH GARRT-The board
OF survey on the Loeb Garry reported that the
damages to the vessel We're very slight, but as nc
representative OF the owners was on the board an.
other survey was deemed advisable, and She Will
therefore De examined at New York.
THE TREASURY Ice CONTRACT AwARDEp.-The
vexed question Of the ice supply OF the Treasury
department flor the present fiscal year has las,
been settled and the contract been awarded tC
Jno. w. Mccoy, Of Baltimore, at thirty-tlve cents
per hundred pounds, ana the same contractor viii
be awarded tue contract for the Post Office interior
and War departments at the same figures. rs well
as for furnishing ice for the House and Senate.
To BE CIAssgD As PRINTED MATTER.-Acting
Postmaster General Hatton has decided that books
and other literary matter 10y indentat1On upoI
paper for the blind may properly be classed as
''printed natter and, therefore, only subject
when transmitted through the mails TO third class
rates OF postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

MINTsTHR LowELL's ILLNEsS-London advices
state that Minister Lowell having Romipally ne.
covered from the govt has fallen victim to vio-
lent attack OF rheumatism. The second stage o.
his physical disability is apparently worse than the
first His physicians have Insisted that he 90 to q
health resort and Mr.. Lowell has consented TO fol-
low the advice.
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STEA MERS.
~ l. y 4 Il ID l. y L

CUSAED LINE.
NO ICE
TIL Cr,X,,,Rr, ss3FAMslIF COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETNEEN NJ" iOtsk AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HAHBDR.
IRON PIE ~. y. *. NEW YORK.
OEFGnS-... We'd JV!y 80 SERvIA We'd Aug 27
tiAIIfN....... %e,i.. Au-. u OEEGoS Wed. sept
ArIsSIs.-...Wel.. Al. - GALL, We'd. SEPT 10
b"l INA " ID iu,. 70 AUEA;'IA.... Wed. Sept. IT.
AND EVERY NFIS..SIA4 IRON NEW YORK
Il atCvn -, l-;Iois
S'rI-oc ~, low rats Steer ~ tickets from lay
'!i' '- = ee!4>', VI. and ali other parts Europe 1T
lasyn.E tii's 4 l.Gen gwen for Belfast GLASGOW
i5>i,- I'D other Iorts tie Continent aud
70" rs ' 25' ,s- - apply at the Co,nranv's Office
~ = =. i- err p. tr 10th Srctc,- and Cabin 10
jas b1 ~ ~ \ - 'dI .tD st, Washington. u. g.
'Li,NJH' Il Brown !. 60. New York:
o. - AesoES- OILS BiGELUW & CO.
~ 'J1 .tL street Washington.
FsE%IitAI. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ LsI"LiS "" AUHH AND UAvEE
conn 4rIy Nc IL NUrlh River foot O. Morton
st-t,t. Nv lot..
>. I.LI,:.t Joi>. n. Wednesday July 30 IL a M
y 'lI.gl.,.-e. rang. al! wednesday Aug g. . a. IN
I.ti5s.ltg, (. ltCE. " e,ils,iIy. Aug - 10 4 IN
C-...s yabl- s..ht aIi.c.r. to sriit on tn,
B4I.-le triIs .tl.a.lqu- e.: Paris LOUIS De DtEIAS
Ac,lt. NJ {. Bowling Green, New lCT.
e.. ". Moss - PENNSYLVANIA avenue:
J =. BOZ Ei-EE y son. y1ji erESyIy ayen,,e
III 1rcdts lUF Washington, ID. c.
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The Political Headquarters.

Y.
The democratic headquarters VISA opened again
this morning. and soon the campaign work VIII bs
begun actively Watson Boyle, the assistant secre-
tary, returned from New York to-day, and Is in
charge Senator German and other members OF
the committee Will be In the city in the course OF
week. The greater part Of the cSmpaiss work Will
oe cone at The headquarters In New York. sDd the
operations here VIII be largely under direct tons
from there.
The work being done vt republican headquarters
Is OF routine character, and the dropping In OF
lcai pohtlcians from different directions Is about
the only thing that breaks the mQnotony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28
DEMOCRATIC PREPAnAruoNs.
Gctsing Ready 60 Notify uevland-S
uecting OF the COmsmittee N NeV1

Sctsing Ready 60 Notify Clevland-A
uecting OF the COmsnittee IN NeW
Nork.
NEW YORK. July eS-The committee appointed
" the deino1atic national cppveaosn
AZ chicago 10 nolIy Grover Cleveland and
blfd NJ boon to-day at the Flfth-avenue hotel
Nearly al the members OF the committee wefo
pFesenL before cal my The meeting 10 order Chair.
imam Villas announced that ft would be necessary fue
StA Nscilovr prcsebt 10 sigh the platform adopted
10y The Chicago convention. This Was done, and
duct Their business
SIEANr, July 2s.-Several members OF the nottA.
canon ana national counlittecs have already e.
nNe1, ana Tie remainder viii be here tonight
n. formal notification 10 Gov. Cleveland WI take
place al the executive mansion al $50 u m
Another New Work Failure.
NEW loHK, July ~, Wall Street 2,xs n n
M'Ssrs> beNou swan have Just announced theos
Suspension al the stock exchange, and small pur-
chaSts az various stocks under the rule are being
made for their account.
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MARRIED.

COOK-HULI. On July "a 1884 by Rev. Dr. CSx
Mount Vernon NJ T.. church. FRANK IL COOK to Miss
ELLA G. ILL., both of Alexandria county, w.
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4 tHANCERY SALE OF TWO HOUSES, ONE BRICK
~ AND one FRAME, on NORTH SIDE OF THIRD
STREET (NuW T. STREET, BFTWELN HIGH
HIRTY-SECOND) AND MARKET CTHIRTY-
THIRD SIEEEIS. IN GEORGETOWN, ID. c.,
WEST WASHINGION) AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF deere passed in tie OF John *,
Rigs Eall Susan NJ Beavers ct a! being cause f3a
NJ o.9O5. III equity. III the Surreue Court OF tie A
District ol Columbia. l. rs trustee. on THU E-pAY,
JULY IHIRl 1EST, 1851. at HALiPAST I'VE
OCLOCh NJ. IL trout the premises, VIII offer
sale at rubilc auction tie following real estate stu
ate1 IN the city If GeorrCtown District of Columbia
VIZ Lot hundred and sixty u6) in b. atty and
Hawkins addition to SEQ IetOwn Ill the District afore-
SAID beginning on the north line of Sd street tow
at the southwest corner O, said lot 12 Beatty
and AaWFlns' addition to Georgetown, and running
thence north $50 feet to line said lot thence east
20 feet to boundary line o lots G1 and TO- thence with
said bolud'ry liue south 10 feet: thence parable!
with Sd Cor street, - feet inches: thence due south
l. feet to 3D. Tor street,; thence along north lie
Terms of sale: third - cash. and the lalace in
notes OF the purchaser shall taken. bearing
from the day of sale. and lien 10y the Trustee
the property sold, all cash the option of the
purchaser. Upon the fiji al ratification sale by the
court and the tut of tie purchase money the
Trustee Will convey the property SOLD to the purchaser
i'll fee simple. Said sale to be clear of taxes
and membranes. Terms must b COMPLIED with
within ten days from day sale Two hurdrd dollars
deposit must he mad. when the property IS knocked
down. AL cCuyeya Icing at purchaser cost.
CHARLES A. WALTER Trustee
No j42 D street northwest.
DCNCANSCN BROS, AuctIoneers jy1.-d
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETOR.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer today a. H., Co., II q. M, us; p.m.,
,o.S Maximum, 10; minimum, CO.,.
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PKyArE Srock I'1EerArH " IRE,
BETwEES
WASHINGTON. baltimore PHILADELPHIA.
NET YORK. ICSTON. 5SI
EEINCE ( WHITLEY. STOCK BaoKERA
a. 81 Pr, way. New YORK
General Partners.
James Whitley Henry II. r11-r. II. Crr-rer Oakley
harry G. Logan Washington. II. g. Maynard e. EyFt,
William 4. Travers Special Partner
BUY AND SELL. on COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
Oh RAILWAY SECI kIIIES
branch OMce-539 18th street tCorcorla 3Iiha3
l.. u. DODGE. Resident Partner
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AN ALLEGED DISREPUTAbLE HOUSE RAnpEp.-
Last night Lieut. Arnold, with squad or officers.
raid@d house No. iii X street northwest. and ar
rested the proprietor, John keah, cOlored, and
thiee men and three women In The Police Court.
this morning. keath pleaded guilty TO charge OF
keeping biWdy house, and was lined s25. He was
also charged with keeping Sunday bar, and the
was continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-28

w. II. Belts ESTATR.-To-day, W. E. Shaffer
filed petition in the Probate Court for letters OF
administration on the estate or W. II. Belts as q
creditor. He states that deceased leaves widow
at Upelika Ala. from wholA he has been separated
twelve years, and had cash and property to the
value OF $50
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SLII-ARE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SQUARE '4s
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber No ear
g59 folio $50. ct s.q Of the land records OF thu Sa
District Of COlunpi2 and by request Of the party -
thereby secured the undersigned will for sale.
TuGiic auction; in front OF the premises, or NED\FS
O'CLOCK u; Lots Il to -. both Inclusive. 30 To A.
teth elusive lots 40 and so lots 81 to ~ boil iuc
slHe ana lot - III Nathan v. FL zEerads suhiy ision
81 lets IN square is said sulI is recorded in
t-ict
Terms: One third cash balance in three equal install
nSus. Ill SIX twelve AID eighteen months from day If
sale for Which uocs of urchssr airing interest from
Gay % sac ana secured Uy ded 81 trust on property
SOLD, VIII be taken ueoslt o! 80 each lot Will be
required at time of sac and al cony.yal cling and
cordln< viii be at purchasers cost II terms not
complied with i'll days from sale property will be
resoid at risk and cost Of defaullnc purchaser.
iy2s-dGds IHOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Trustee,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18
GEMS THOUGHT.

The best and most important part
of mans education is that which he
gives himself.
Scholars are frequently to be met
with who are ignorant of nothing save
their own ignorance.
IL you are determined to live and
die slave to custom, see that it is at
least a good one.
In the literary as well as military
world, most powerful abilities will
often be found concealed under a rus
tic garb.
Gin the sweat of thy brow shalt
thou eat thy bread. This is curse
which has proved a blessing in dis
guise.
He that, to the best Of his power,
has secured the final stake, has peren-
NAL fountain of joy within him.
A plain, genteel dress is more ad
mired, and obtains more credit than
lace and embroidery in the eyes Of
the judicious and sensible.
The bea.ty Of the face is frail
possession, a short-lived flower, only
attached to the mere epidermis, but
that of the mind is innate and I'M
changeable.
There is a key that will open every
lock. if he knows how to forget 1t s;
and, so with life, there is a right path
for every one if they will only search
to find it.
The memory ought to be a store
room; many turn theirs, rather, to
a lumber room. Even stores grow
moldy, and spoil, unless aired and
used betimes, and then they, too, be-
come lumber.
Flowers and fruits are always fit
presents; flowers, because they are
proud assertion that ray of beauty
outvalues all the utilities Of the world
These gay natures contract with the
somber countenance of ordinary
nature; they are like music heard out
of a work-hOuse.
The superstition connected with the
horseshoe is supposed to have lis rise
in the halo which is made to surround
the heads of saints in pictures hung
upon the walls of churches. The halos
were often made of shiny metal, in the
form IN which one may see in old
engravings. In the course of time
the colors of the picture faded, leav-
ing the metal, which was shaped al
most exactly like horseshoe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-09-18

fifteen feet volcanic ashes, seven feet
vegetable soil. sixteen feet volcanic
ashes) [ discovered a rock which,
judging from the figures it contains,
has served in remote times for astrono-
mical observations. On this rock [
have found two stone tablets, one of
which contains representation of
the world; part Of Africa and Asia
united Europe and this Continent; a
large continent is situated in the At
lantic Ocean, which [ consider to be-
the mythical lost Atlantis, mentioned
in some of the ancient authors. The
other tablet contains inscriptions of
which part is undoubtedly Ph@nician.
Owing to the rainy season [ have for
the present suspended work on Zapa
terra, and am engaged on the island of
Ometepe, where it is possible to exca-
vate on account of the soil. J..
The volcano of Ometepe, which open
ed last year, is continually working
it's thunder and roaring is sometimes
frightful; yet part of tAe people, who
last year left the island, have returned
to their homes "