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bieIe anoere artifel.
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Offeeihlnoen To @orgens 12-2 Rit.
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boiainsss nno sgiimilationss craane. eruat NIB
ndrft bic gesensirafis us bsiI. Rbenmniifmu6.
seeuralais, rheumaiifd,e @iAi. statarrb.
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DIR fur oerrtn unt fir anaEn
glsidsn gprraib tineslitllt.
STfs ia ecd Elm nsuer suit"
gDas sur slasm nstbis ibut
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Sslsiesr MAIDEN INNER efuf.
Wisbris bat ssfsat esn grsis
9fnsbeII, mil CT isIbf IS ipfiB,
Dae bic l3sitsn inS fatal
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gluf gsasauns wirb ssma&k
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$50 padamanna Mpenne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-04-16

Nai9ineris nno SanOuerts,aia fir
S1mIeoe. StougsnsiIen uno StabI. Eol.
len. o3raubsn. 6rietiOnsiaeibsn, }siIen uno
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-6ranf aiefer Idbt Dor Isinem so.
tel in 8ricebile cine 8OseIperipeftipe
unb Sabnenitanse erri6ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
THE TALK or THE OAR.

Tie new -lKpcnny telegram SYSTEM VA England has
called Tor tar greater extension of executive machinery
than the rapid mail delivery which ON the same day
begun here Moro than 500 mi!c' ~ poles aud 2lUuO
miles OF have boon put up and many miles ~ sub
marine cabo have been land to the Channel Islands and
elsewhere In the Clty OF London. mile, Of add
u,u, pneumatic tuning have been brought into use ana
ucirly "a thousand new operating instruments. The
.,ir.. force oi employees uSI.ci IN the Kingdom
u,l,c. $500. ana the total ct,u expenditure cutatlcd
upon the Government has exceeded r2,5Oo,oop
The tmc IL FAST approaching When the visitor 10 the
-au,tuu v.l step III smiling and coir"t AMI just as c
lcl, IN a ltto thing have just dashed o. 10 Will
c ltrl, red hy voice cNonIuu- on tone, NJ thuncer
100 back and shat that door"- Boston Courier
senator CoLe j., hcing denounced Ia many roxas
pulp.ts ~ whsEcycrat"
The woman recently from tho East" who took the
beat e. woman Pro a. thc Nrn Ffhucsc" ihir.
wore, g black silk. beaded in iront wIth % basque
c.ycrcl cutrry with Jet beads. Her hat white
Win waving ostrich plane. - Waterbury American.
4 Burro, Ayrcs correspondent suegcsts that In that
country T. icl for sort OK American product which
ba, not been much encouraged. says some OF
fine Yakce schoolmaaIn7 who had gone there have
made excellent matches with eligible Arscntinc-, aud
that tao dcmand Il greater than the supply. Blondes
preferred and ;hc blonde American girl Ia the belle Of
every Gathering Blue eyes dud golden
command high premium In the matrimonial market,
and there +. not muru objection nn ACCOUNT Ola
What b., Lood corn, ana Ia agony about half the
tmo with a regular old bourbon corn"
"wny don't you try Knockcmour7 Corn Auuhilator
II 4, said 10 be excellent for them"
Ihayo tTicd IT, and the blamed thins made my
grow bigger tnan over
That's what said; It is good for corns."
Sauce for the gundcr Ia not always sauce for tho
pnn-r Mrs, Blank. Mrs. Browns dan ,htcr Hattie
vas IN here today She's very pretty young lady"
Elnnk: "5ot" NcKt day Blank says: - saw that
urrtty Hattie Brown this morning she IS pretty gIr,
ana no mistake" Mrs. Blank: Seems yOU have
n 5ond deal to say about pretty Miss Brown. Pretty
Where are your eyes, wonder - Boston Transcript
Indin exports quantities Of native woods to
England ~ manufactured into furniture one Of the
nost highly valued the tOon wood light soft anu
red wood which eaton by ants and used for door
panels aud carvings woll for furniture Another Is
tne eckrass" which varies from yellowish to reddish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
Pr RNON n

Governor ratiisou. Of rcuu,ylynua, has gone for a
fcw wcrk,' vacation TO To"1udI.
Justice Horace Cray went from Boston To- Washington
on "wednesday. TO be- ready FOR the opening OF the
supreme tpurt
Mr.. Juh ward HoHc'- oIc has been accepted by tho
Boston Committee on the Grant Nou,ra, lscrci-c,.
IL related IN IN, r,aaf,Dh', Irss tuat when the
composer Of The MaaIo" arrived at HcDaur, opera
House Ia that city Monday cgcam,. lac found o. well
nrI. ana 30. wishing 10 avoid publicity, went around 10
the -tasc door with Mr. carte. "NclL" demanded tho
blum old dooracoPcr what, wantcdt' We want % 10
iu" REPLIED tao composer. Nut by tins door, sir GO
round front" don't wiyh To 90 around 'front.'. Uul
MI sullivan" IlrigLt' " Mr.. 81 llNuu. the con.
uu-nr" on. no" But come nov; mist "a my
good man" WE'LL you -hant 40 90. lhriu- orders,
having sent o. Manager NgCtu and tc ntttrr
explained tho matter ANA lr th" author ANA Mir Carte To
the boy that had been set apart Tor tIcm.
Mr. GI.d.r,ue VIII not speak ln the open afr during
this campaign. any i OF very Ir,a, r.lc Tor lear
Of -l-uuluE ms voice.
Ia the organization OF the lucruatIout. Geological
Congress- whi,i recently assembled Berlin, Professor
Jane, Hall WA, made -of tho presidents. and
Professors Nowncrry. Of this city. Frazer OF Ihi,lr
pt uud Williams Oi Ithaca n.om'cil OF tine buiraU of
direction.
Lr>oN, Mass. oct lon. Rou-ran. the French Minis
ter to the United sjat,t. who lat, been spending brief
vacation ia Inuo1 slipped and fen clulrooo this
afternoon, GIsocauue Ia, elbow lie Was not Otherwise
|f.I .ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

Gladstone, and if on the land question he falls
behind his rival with respect to primogeniture,
he outbids Nh Chamberlain on ground where
the Radical leader was in advance of Liberal
opinion. LorG Salisbury fairly abashes his sup
porters by his Radicaism.
This Conservative programme leaves the
Wing element of the Liberal party in sorry
plight. Ii has been dcnOuncing Mr.. Chamber
lain for discussing various Radical crotchets
which sober minded followers of Mr.. Gladstone
were unprcpared to accept But what criticism
can the Harrington school of Liberal thought
now offer, when Tory Democracy is shown to
be substantially the same thing rs Radicalsm,
only painted a little lighter shade The Wing
members of Mr. GladStonrs Cabinet separated
themselves from their Radical associates when
the question of renewing the Crimes Act came
up. The consequence was that the Cabinet
tive Ministry in office than the policy of CO.
ercion was abandoned. This exposed the
Wings to criticism as being more conservative
than the Tories This unpleasant experience is
now repeated. The Wings are shown to be
more cautious and tmorous concerning the
land question than the Conservatives them
selves All this inures to the advantage of VI.
Chamberlain and tends to dscrcdit the infu-
ence of the moderate section of the Liberal
marty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

Governor Ks record during tho two years he per
formed the duties OF Governor and for nno
months in the Office Of Governor is 80 clean that tho
most unscrupulous OF his personal magners find on
spot which 10 point the finger OF reproDdtlon-
lNew-York World.
If The World is not quibblng on the word
"maligncr' it exhibits phenomenal ignorance
of the charges against Mr.. Hill.
As Lieutenant Governor he made an unprc
cedentcd. uniustiiabc and illegal ruling to
Get through a partisan measure in the Demo
cratic Legislature, ordering to be entered
on the journal rs present members who
did not answer to their names, thus making a
pretended quorum.
He made speech from the chair to shield
5000 Thompson and others and to prevent, if
possible an investigation into their acts.
He abscntcd himself for weeks during the
session to work up evidence in the lIskc will
Gaze tby which he seeks to prevent Cornell I'M
vcrsity from getting an endowment, though he
Il trustee of the institution, and he drew pay
from the State during all the time Of his alb
scncC.
One OF his early acts rs Governor was To dis
miss the charges against Sheriff Davidson
though supported by strong tcs'Imony-in order
to get the support OF that "hali in the State
Convention.
For his shameless veto of the Brooklyn Re-
form bills, to get the support of the McLaush-
lin delegates, be- has hot offered any excuse
Iii, defeat of the census for partisan reasons
Wa, crime against the best Interests Of the
State.
HIS approval of number of bad bills to
please Democratic supporters and his failure
to approve worthy measures for personal rra-
sons are well known, and will bc better known
hereafter. He ha, dragged the office of Gov
crnor into the miro of ward politics. These
and many other reasons stamp him rs most
unfit man for Governor, outside Of his d grace
ful partnership with Tweed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

brown with beautiful satin lustre Nagassar woou 10
mostly used for gun stocks aud tool handles
The Orcgona protests against the story that there Is
great scarcity OF marriageable women IN Oregon
checked apples and girls" It says have been plentr
ever since orchards and families got start mere
THE BORIS.
There's the man that lets you shake his limpy hand
He's bore. -,
And the man who leans against you when you stand
Get his gore.
There's the man who has rear
That the world ia, year by year,
Bolt tho door
There's the follow with oonundrums quite antique
He's bore. ,. ,.o,
And the man who asks you " WhatF Wheneer ~"
Though you roar.
There's the man who slaps your back
II you think he's your track,
Bolt the door.
There's the punster with his everlasting pun
And the man who makes alIterative d" fun -
Worse and more!
There's the man who tells the tale
That year ago was stale
Like US not he's out or jail
Bolt the door. -lChlcagO News
The managers Of the Franklin Institute OF Philadelphia
emphatcaly deny report that they have author1ou
or permitted dancing in one OF tho buildings OF INC
Novelties Exhibition.
TIMIDTTY-A BINDOO FABLE.
silly mouse, thinking each thing cat,
Fell into helpless wOrrlment thercat
But noticed by a wizard living near,
Was turned into cat to end its fear.
No sooner was tho transformation dono
Than dreadful terror Of a dog begun.
Now when the wizard saw this latest throe.
Here be dog" SAID ho. land end your woe
But, though a dog. It's soul had no release,
For fear some tiger might disturb It's peace
Into tigcr next tho beast was made.
And still twas pititul and sore afraid,
Because the huutsman might some ill-starred day,
Happen along ana take its liro away
Then" said the wizard, turning to his house.,
"YOu have a mOuses heart-then be a mouse,
IT'S 40 with men 10 earthly hope dover
Can add atom to thoir earthly power:
Them from their smallness nothing arouse
No art can make lion from n mouse.
-[Joel Benton in Boston Globe.
The newest thing about tho Mugwump is Murat Hal
stead's definition. He says The Mugwump is the
soit-shel crab OF our politics. Ho has just shed his
Democratic shell and ia expecting new growth from
Republican surroundings"
A white man from away down South in the Okcechobce
Lake region up 10 Gainesville last week on business
nj the United states Land Office. While here he the
first hs had lie manifested great Interest
III rgd substance. and put half pound lump IN bis
pants pocket take home to hs family. lie took
Of IOCket. however, and lie di he aid:
atccrt 1t Will sple my lerbacker. - Gainesville
iFlay News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

JCORK FOE THE RIIL E>IITE EECHfNG
There j., a wide field ior the usefulness of The
Real Estate Exchange. outside of its earnest
efforts to improve and rcorgluilc the methods
of doins business in 80 important department
a. that ot realty. There are reforms that can
reach far into the domain of legislation TO the
advantage alike of property Owner, dealer and
tenant. This fact was fully realized ny the or
glnizcrs of the institution and much beneficial
preliminary work WAS done in this direction by
the committee on legislation last winter.
Everything which tends 10 the siren sihcnlng OF
the organiZatiOn-iinancIaliy in the number Of
It's subscribers dts membership - limited to
800 and is compctcj and III it, standing IN the
commuuty-sccm5 to be worthy Of the APP
proyal OF the public. il i, singular that 80 vast
"A business interest rs real estate aud one - in
t.uatcly connected with the general prosperity
of the community should have remained 80 long
disorganilcd as regards lis influence ON lcg,la-
ton and administration, chaotic IN It's modes of
doing business. and rent by jcalou-Ics and
selfish antIGoni,ms.
A great stride was taken toward progress
when the Exchange was formed and carried
even to its present incomplete organization,
and the support of the public should 20 with it
in any new measures that seem practicable and
desirable. With hearty cooperation among the
members, with the blcl,ing of public sentiment,
thcrcal estate interest ought 10 be able ere long
to secure a voice among the law makers to
which would be given the heed that II, import
ancc merits. The associated banks, the Stock
and Produce Exchanges, speaking as bodies,
have been listened to by legislatures with far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
LIBERAL TORIISH.

The new electors in England arc generally
credited with having progressive instincts.
The Conservative leaders realize that it is
dangerous for them to appeal to the country on
old issues without eyincing an active interest
IN the new questions which the next Paria-
ment Is expected to take up and work out.
Lord Sallsbury's programme proves to be moro
advanced and positive than friend or foe had
anticipated. In all matters of domestic lcgisia-
ton except the Irish question 1t is remarkably
liberal and progressive. On local government
his views closely coincide with those of Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

view and argued that Secretary Whneys passaens
nd Sis Cabinet TO be hostile the Hill Ticket ne saw
that the Mugwump organs werc trying TO preak aIWn
his Administration with his own party thus iea'lns n
without support. ,.... I'm, bad had
his confidence TO some extent by reason whereol tny
were influential with him, caused the President 20
become greatly indignant and he has not heslated 70
express his disappointment and disgust III ioio'"io ~
guage. a., ~. vor,, ,oy,,c.
with any member OF the Admni3trati on from the Ifesr
dent down to become satisfied that the DOasted lhh-
epoe of The Times and Post ia gone. -,
Had they obeyed that cOmmandIsent WHICH reaas
"Thou shalt lie," they might still baVe been 10
favor with the Administration; but the Presldehi VIII
not tolerate liars under nos
when they lie about him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

From The Ncir. York EUynHg Post.
The mcaurSt ming IN the way of impropriety of
tins kind Telling private tublO talk that
caI recall In recent times IS his getting
Governor Cleveland to dine with him. at
his house after repeated inyitations ans then during
the Presidential canvass publishing Ia his paper gross
and shameful criticisms Of his manner OF eating ana
using hi, napkin.
ION, no; You can recall meaner
thing than that and not half try It
is your inyonting and finally publishing TINS
silly lie about person from whom
you have solicited and gratefully received
unusual layors. No. indeed; "onc does not
take a social philosopher of this sort seriously"
But how your campligG wounds must rauklc!l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
THE EpMc0rlL lDrLNr MISSION

.
During the coming season OF Advent the
Episcopal Church is about to try IN interest
ing experiment. In tins city and its vicinity
series of special services will bo held in many
churches, at which eminent clcrsymcn, both
English and American, will speak and attempt
to revive the spirit OF religion in the hearts Of
those who come to hear them. Technically the
series of services will be known rs a mission
"A usage of the word which is somewhat strange
in this country. But the general public will see
in them little to distinguish them from ordinary
revvals. The Episcopal missloncrs may be
expected to dcnouncc sin and wOrldlincss and
call upon the sinner to be saved through the
merits of tho Saviour in much the same way as
do all godly men who have attempted a revival
of religion. In presence OF these great velties
the minor questions of ecclesiastical order and
organization deservedy sink into insignif-
canoe.
In innugurating such movement the Epis-
copal Church mas shown itself wise. 1t is quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
OLD WORLD GOSSIP.
ABoUr NOTABLE PERSONS AND THINGS.

From Hr Yatess UoyId
BARON TENNYSoNS NEW BOoK.-Lord Ten
nySons next Voium" will be- mi,,ri.d ;sthcraS
mostly made up ol lyrics not all new work There Wiii
dialect; reprint OF the Charge OF tHc Light Brig lc
and Hand, all Round -; also Of Early spring" a
address composed IN honor or the Recently wcIcd royal
pair; series OF rptaphS departed great and GOOD
men; besides other kednlHeS OI rare and transient
merit The general THO Of the volume has NOS : vel
time Tor Christmas.
A BANG IN IlIGH FAyoR.-Thc Prince Of
Warss lost dog, Bang, was recovered. loar m stock
h1m, after HIS Royal IIIshueSs'S departure or Iuu
gary recently through It's collar with the Princes name
on II WAS dispatched after Its Royal master, who was
delighted ut It's recovery.
\ N0BLEMAN DRVEG NAms.-Lorl Maui
rice ltZserdi met Win nasty accident the other day
a. n was DOING some carprn tering nail strdck La
eye, ann such severe inflammation has IN that fears
are entertained for his VlSOH This accident happ6 I'D
on the eve of the great rabOit-shOot at JohnstoW Cas-
tie.
n MAGNIFICENT MANSION. rebuilding
or MOuntstuart, Lord Bules place ROthosty has
now been completed. and It Is OF the masnid.
cent mansions in Great Britain. The house covers nr
acre. ana Is IN the medieval Gothic style of the thir
tccnth century The walls, balconies ara
built OF siOne brought from quarry IA krkcudbrht-
shire. In the centre Is immense tower l2O feat
hlSh with wide balcony all round the top The great
nall 10 constructed entirely Of aabaster aud the rarest
marbles with columns and gallery and the grand
staircase Is also OF marble brought from Sicily and
tariara. The drawing rooms arc panelled with wal
nus and beautifully decorated and 40 ara the dining
rooms theargest OF which accommodates shty guests
lie ceilings ANA chimney pieces of all these rooms ara
most artistic and also the windows the work OF
Wncn extremely elaborate There three immense
libraries, aud billiard room, all with carved stone ire
places OF antique design In wing are Turkish and
swimming baths, and there large cOnseryatores and
"Pri'a'e eh"pei Is now building The whole house 10