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WILLS POINT, New. 3.-[Speclsl.l l.
The tumble In prices on colt 10 has had
avery depressing eIscs on tho people,
both merchants and farmers, and bus
mess Is almost at a stand-stlll. Com
mercial travellers have the blues, and
say we areas we'll of as other towns.
Wits Point has shipned up 10 this date
a,VUo bales, and about GO are in the
ysrus. Cotton goes to-day for 7..5 10
90, and buyers are not anxious , pur-
chase.
Tho Wills Point LSnd and Live
olock assoc alton, organized one yesr
sgo, mas gone iDio liquidation. The
sntlnSage in values and line err onae
o. Keeping the ckitle 10 the cause.
some or tae nasmpers homo - get so
per cent. for their s,ocS and eShers
VII sell now for Is cents.
Cd1nty coG, IL in sess on at Canton
tn's Week and largs number O. tho
u0ye appear on tlu snuti side OF the
docket, having bsel charged with
MINOR oleusos. such 81 purloinlng
hogs, assault and bat,eiy. e'l. A LARGE
Point. - = W. =
It's rdmored that the Sunday law
after. V'S
Colonel R.E. Vaults, editor OF The
Wlls Point Local. Chronicle, Is now q
licensed lawyer, aud will actively Gu
Bsye III rue law aud edi )rls WORK.
,oSpssln EaIo is lying yoIy low, and
h nUres OF ais recovery have almost
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the races. Needing some mopey he
went into hts pocket and found that hin
pocket book contsing $l25 In gold snd
$40 in currency, was mioslnp.
He Immediately notified Danntv
Sheriff Sebo Maddox and Officer Rush.
ing, who took tho case In hand, MIR
Alexander stated to your reporter thai
no is suro that his pockets were no,
picked as he has travelled to much for
that. But he thinks he dropped H
when he took out his pocket.book tC
pay his fare.
| sBLRCT PARTY.
| To-day n select party of IL left for
hunt vile, to sorve various lengths OF
forms in the penitentixry.
DISTRICT COURT.
| IN the district cour. to-day Charles
Aornsly was tried and convicted OF
! inert OF over $50. He will serve the
Stale for two years.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
inc following marriage licenses were
Issued Today by tho county clerk:
u. y. Hale to Miss Lizzie Growuie.
and Seoree l.. Dougherty to Miss Fan
ME A. Young.
DALLAsITEs In TOWN.
joe Llttletop, James q, Arnold. r..
Il, rnrdy, Dan g. Stewart, r. A. Al
dricb, 5. =. Mendez, X. III, Chiffon
ana robert Hagg arc at the Pick wick,
" Sheehan and The odore p. Parker
are at tho Mansion. W.
Thomss Best, 7. ID. johnson md
franG Mccullough arc at tho Bi lni
LiNpELL HOTEL.
On yenr arrival in tho Fort bear In
nina tust tho "Lindelp ia run only
IN ilrst'clasa style and at reasonable
rates. Try it.
go, ALLIANCE COTTON,
Alliance cotton Ia coming In freely.
ana thousand bales Is expected by'
tomorrow. A hundred wagons are
camped In Trinity bottom,
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Laredo.

LAREDO, Nov. 3,-[Special.l -Federal
troops havo reached BuotSmante, Mex.
leo, and que'led the riot. They also
placed Tho town under martial law.
Twelve men IN FL were killed and
about twice as many wounded.
Bsspei Butcher is here after mRcLln-
ists to put up his new smelling orks
st Villaldams.
County court wsa adjor ned Cor the
day, ON account oftbo fitness Of County
Attorney Dickinson.
A drunken man attempted ~, enter
the residence OF Cisy Secretary Lev.
Gtndc 3Eer last rign.. Tue sons OF the
& jreIary Juuced him without in
juring him.
Four brick bu'ldlngs arc in course CT
erection, two OF ibem for business puI.
poses,
A rosy faced blonde yourg man wi 0
travels with smoflng cap gs bag.
gsge. aud wSs waiting for check
from his business psrirer, did up our
hotels for beard bills, also borrowed
several small sums from different par
ties, and yet ho leit tswn with q bad
impression Oft.
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MESQUITE, Nov, 3.-ISpeslal.l-Msy
quite Is still "bcommg.r Professor
Minter bsgsn school yesterday with
scout 40 scholars, aud the now schoa |
nouse IL q creSlt to tho town.
Tho health OF the community ia
s0od' vito the exception of case OF
a9ngue now aud then. Ma, Ada Pas
vneli, tho first victim TO tho disease, is
low well. Mrs. u. AldorBou IN also rs
sossf ms, aud Hon. 4. B. Nash -
stneln We !, nut 10 Des tpln,
Depot Agent j. n. Mercer let th's
sssenlng Tor retfoll. Tho doue 40 gos
s ,s OF MIN aud he Ia I'd 10 20 nomu /,
Lo,ton's gin has hsain CHANGED
s ha1ius, and IL now ran by T.. G. C'sw-
So aud Knox GsrIlsop. Mr.. Craw.
c rosu Is OF Forney, and Mr.. GARRISON
WIVES from Dallas.
ma, ane hey, Me. Sweeney, OF Dallas,
ks,vaSnec'at tho Presbyterian church
ia, HI sunday to IA attentive audience.
chw ssvploct was The reform alton of tho
S ou.csn Ho preached nearly two
uhUuss, Out no was 80 very iutorsstips
~ az. ~ one got tirod. Mr.. Sweeney IL
" W sne ChiistiAu denomination. but
bs II,v no says 10 10 called "Csmp-
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|
DENTON, Nov. S-LSpecial. Hon. C,
Z. Bel, who was recently thrown from
his buggy by a,Jnaway horse though
still suffering f'om his sprs,ns aud
br1'ses, 10 abeto be cut.
Your reporter obtained from him TIE
io'owipg faces relative - Inc Al,auco
Boiidiug compapy: A char or running
on years Yves obtained on Ssptemb
IL, lsS5. Capital S ,c1 SICJ,OO0, dlvide 4
| mo Z9,CJe SHARES OF So eecl, O 90 third
% 10 paid 81 The tima OF subscriotion
spn the oalapce IA ono and two wears.
s'psc-iption TO be paid in cagu or ara IN
| ~ ine platkad price, Tue officers aud
| su'1tS OF tho r0nlpSny are as fol-
iHHs: u. j. Edo emap, pres Gent; G. c.
| w, sec etaye; j. w. Cook, treasurer
., Il, hamor gut, X. II. Bradford, II. j,
%uen, IL ~, Taught, 2. II. Lively,
". y, baso1, j' X. Ito aud, T.. 4. Fl :,
" " on 'I'vsn and Il, a. Bond. Tue
coA h't.Je WHO have eisrge of the
500 suosci iptlen so meeting with
Oetiet success than tue moat sang line
anticipated.
Mr. Bel! TecsntiY o. Jeuted n rreatlnp.
o. The alliance 20 Mrsan~. in ,aa
no lnesst pare OF the counlv, aud a.
though tpaG naighoo 'pooi does NOT
tlhdo usEe, - ont OF Il fsrueys present
Subscribed Tor stock. Tuey have mr.
cASEeit tAra5 &C. 6s oi gi0upd v .Lbip
tne ely iiAiitS on Tho Fort worth
branch Otihe MiSs4Cri psc tic re,lroscl
apc Oh the 10Th OF jnis lpousn " -
cou nence o. esvating Tor tne goundg
t'oo ana haSemel5 OF tue min build-
lax, Tuich VII he OF stone.
lDaY have alto plaead
an order Tor q complete outfit OF NIL
inaep n5 y Ot the lata and best I'M
proved roller pattern, epd OF 10
natnels capacity per dsy. Al
sstt!ors OF the COUNTY are yeprt.
scented 10 Lhe directory. TIE obiect
aimed al and obtsiDed was 20 get a rep
Itsengstiys mP1 rom each sectiof,.
IueY are al veto do farmers, wei
EaoWo, with plontv OF energy aad
gona business Capacity.
=, n nl't III DARt0a , lutr0ied by the
tarmeis' Alliance OF Denton county
IL an assured fact,
u. Il, Hoic0mb's residence, IN tle
norCneast PIT Of tps city, caught fire
W. morning at o'uiock from q 30.
'soAVe hue a1d N91 entirely can.
snhej, togeLuer .t1p't uehis lttcuen
lurnlturo sud some Ot bis othe house
no'd ehec Tle flames s0read 10 MS
Dern, whiHnwss also burned, t)ge.her
VITA MS wagon aud be ness, HIS il q
wi aggregate $500. Tue loss = GOV.
eteu by iusG"2u liu 70 81 1 q Of
IL 3, o. London. rbe houso was a u "a
lrola inc engine house, and no ala-m
OF Gre was sound
The oEamir ng trial OF Mat Smith.
enargl ln,tn tne FILLING OK Pei IL
nnWieri is n progress po'o Justice
Withers. Msssrs. OwsleY & Ws'ker
are employ / for 10 defeuse,
CITY marshf res cd eight N en- .as.
evening for fast dug.
Colonel George w. EN i, OF Lev s.
VIE, and his aou, Will'SI, recent ?
ni.or off1e Hsid ITht, are 10 tho
here to day.
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Ferris are loud in their favorable com.
ments on tho efficient services rem
dsred them gratis at their festival by
our silver corlet band.
Dr. Harper, worthy minister and
teacher, was buried With Masonic
honors yesterday.
In order to avail himself OF schcol ia.
cdiNes John $. Mills has bought G, Nj.
Lyons residence and viii moyo to
town. w
The public free school term begins
| NET Mondsv.
Nd. MooIe's son Charlie, a lad of 10
yes.1, in manipulating q loaded pistol.
snt himself, tho bal, passing through
MS BODY near lha shoulder.
ar. j. Il. pne.ps and Miss Magple
'ker, VS. Mgviled TODAY al Ihe
residence Of Mrs. william Il. Mo(fstt.
and "sSiu there IS more 20 follow"
Pcstn0ster L. N. 2'aglor mas fittea
no pls ~ the most approved alyle,
ae has prov ided nearly 200 call sud
| I,cs Jokes OF latest mark and brand,
VINO says Democratic administration
oosJ not mean reform?
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TEXAS TELEGRANS.
CLEANED BY OUR REPORTERS
Here, There and Elsewhere TIN osehout
the state, and Dished lp In Pa alta
BILE Style for the headers orthe
Great Daily Paper OF the
state of Texas
Corslcana,

CoRsIcANA, Nov. S.-lSperial.l -.The
council met in regular msstiug this
evening, all the aldermen and mayor
being present.
The assessor and collector reporte
occupation lax collections for October
@,lO730, ad vslorem, Sls5.s9.
The marshal collected for the aame
month, Slo9
On motion of Alderman Goodman
| the counclapnroved and endorsed The
MAYOR and mafshal Tor effective ,yor,-
| in enio cing street work.
Tee comm,tiee ~ get estimates and
secure location Of tao proposet eli q
hall, asked for further time owing "a
the sickness Of some OF the cemmittee1
Accounts amounnna l)s 90 were nj
lowed 70 Marshal Barrett for street.
WORK and other matters.
The ordlnauce p.ovi0isg for the b ~
ter ssGartasp1ng of tho vital staClstics
snd SAINT sry condilion cf the civ was
passed,
The ordinance committee rap0rtsd
uniav0tab!y - relation y tho tow n
cow ordi2a rec, aud the maj or was va
trled back % thew.
AZ regards the save. ing the clty MIR.
Goodman considered the CITY ius. now
as ro5 prepared 10 g,to tuat oypsnse.
buttue may o; thought it 40 essential
feature to our ci.y's WelrDre and con-
tinped tle committee.
An ordinance granting the Texas 81
Ut. Louis lsllway the right of way TO
extend swltch through Talrant and
other streets 10 tie compress pls.fcrm
wss passed.
The city agreed 70 PAY tho expensa
olext6DdingIbeuous6 of Fiye Cnnoperv
No. |, 30 tlat they could accommodate
their hook and ladder truck,
Purchase CT $50 feet OF add!tjon,I
hose was Iecommented aGd the mayor
was instructed 10 correspond with
manufactures in regard . same.
Il Tne ordlpSnca committse was in
suuctea toGrait ia amendment 10 the
sldeTe'S q hiuancs extend pg its pro.
ylslOpS 10 no notlh side Of lamar
from Co'l'o 10 Pecan street.
Ai'er enme iGrther discussion tho
conno adjourned
Us, Barnes aud Mas Beile Mt-zeu q,
Of CIatheld, obtai leG licenf9 r day
- marry, and were uoited tonight
@tle resldence OF Mr.. Gus Hodge, at
tue ABOVE village by the Rev. Joun 3.
Dan.
A heavy rain commenced ibis even
ing et 4 o'cicck and WI stop cotton
picking for time.
Tire wreck OF g i.oight TIRE in west OF
nero TO j mo ming on the narrow
guage, caused tho aacommc isLion
train west 10 return 70 tf's place.
:, The Professor, by the Madison
square compsr.v, DAYS OF the ouera
house to'morfo~ II gnt. Tho arc fol-
lowed by Bands Minsttels, and Fliday
byJ' MIXERS Tally Ito.
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IYIER, Nov. s. lSpecial.l r.. s.
Collins, general freight agent of the
hopsson, East & West Texas railway,
was ia Tyler to-day, consulting with
NJ OlaHA, OF the ksnsas Il Gu't Short
line. wv '4e
john Clark, Clay Clark and Jule
B'uks were arIostsd here to. isy
charged VITA "a assault to murder
upon QUO JaMes aabSasth. Tho part !
SsSsIlted js thought to bs badly in,
n mo Shpfem9 coutG to-day was ri.
inca: East Line g fed River Rail.
road compsay VS.. Y. Smith. from
CainD couaty.
Reversed nd remande6: j. j. Box
% al W.. Jeff Wa ct al, from Adder
soR county; MOI. $ Il Cummings We.
SEate OF Texeg, IRON Nouces.
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Marshall.

~. M.AHssALL, Nov. 81 ISpecisl.l -
wnen near Greenwood station yes,o--
Wy Tue sleeper and flrst.olass pauscn-
c ~, Q" OF tho morning train from Now
axe 0.,,e,hns lstt tho track. Miss Lizzie
w., Of Shreveport, received paininl
Jnflss about the head aud face. A
esculder disloca,cd.
~ .s, Ssll was brought 70 this city
placed In the hospital, where
S.,y,ninB possible 10 being dono for
.pei, Her mother came up fro n
evepoft this morning. Her brother
M ~ ATLANTA 10 also with her.
nns scc'dont was caused by q broken
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KIodstop.

HousTcE.' Nov, 3. - lSpecial.l-
A young man named Ben Davis, %
yssts old, was R',ed to-day by a horse
roaring up aud telling BACKWARDS up.
ou hira. ghepommel crushed In his
breast.
Mira. Terrell, tho lady commissioner
for Texas TO tun Worlds fair, ~ Now
Orleans, has received 6rs. and second
awards to wolnan's work for tho Stale
Of Texas.
There is 40 excitement hero ameng
tho kulgnts uf Labor, nos do they con-
template tsting psyt IN tho Rtglko AZ
Galveai IN,
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TAYLOR,

TAYLoR, Nov. 81 Especial. AS the
San Antonio express pulled out at
4ao this rnorn,nS, II. G. Ksmp, who
was ina lupen room, in ruuuiIg to
caEch tho train, ID being qlite dark
ssrUcs agsinst switch target with
socn force as 30 cut his nose aud cain
70 the bono. Other iuiurles " ere sus-
famed the extout spd nature of wiich
your corresponding did not leSru. Tao
lam was stopped aud tho eulferer
taxes south.
Captain j. Horliu arrived on his
special thls morning la.Iied only a
snort while. He ms been aoutn in
spec..nS the newly laid steel rails.
Iho tents OF Weilace's Chow pre now
spread, and " the stream of COUNT v
iolKs cont inues 10 pour in rs it hes { he
pas5 hour the attendance viii be- large.
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kArAMosAs, Nov. S.-lSpeeial.l.-At
the SsblusI ranch Jesus Martinez
was shot and killed bv Pedro Gsrols,
Tho murderer escaped.
Colonel Andres Badillo, 9th csval.
ry. died yesterday OF lockIsw, caused
by showing q thorn In the palm OF his
hand.
Last month IN this city there were 81
births, 80 destha and fivo marriages.
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Aurora.

AURORA, Nov. 3.-lspeoial.l Last
evening Mr.. J. II. Williams, young
man, was working IN a well on Mr..
John Shsnklss' farm, and for eome
days before they had been troubled
with tho damp In the well. Yesterday
when let down to work, after n. blast,
no called 10 pull him out, which was
commenced, but when he had been
and fell. breaking hts neck. Hc leaves
many fiiends.
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Rossr, NoHG.-lSpeclal.i -Hou. ia.
Svaun, Grand Worthy r;imoio OF tho
United Ftleudu oiTom, lrauce, of're.;-
-, was married this morn ng TO tho
beautiful ard accomnllslod Miss An
Mo Matthews, Immediately nit,r tao
ceremony tnoy took tie tram for Co.
tslis, TeSas,their future bome,wl,h tho
beAt Wishes OF many friends hece.
Cotton ~ coming IN woll.tho receipts
Tor this season up 10 datc being an in
crease OF 100 rec cent. over last year.
Tho town has received and sold moro
goods up TO this fall than any limo
since IL Mns tho termlnns.
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have Your Shirts and Drawers Made t, Order at Cancev

Humphreys' relations with his sisters.
iu-'aw. Cnr'stmus, accompanied by
ois soo,wss ID wagon, and met Hum
phteSs en- the road. One word brought
On anotesr, and Humphreys killed ii m
WIN q WinohssDr. Humphreys hears
n good Character. He has heen ar
rested. 1t Is the th;gd billing In this
county in three weeks. " ''''
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A Nall Papic.

PfrrsBrKo, Nov. 3.-There Is nail
panic In Pittsburg and throughout The
weet on accsuut OF the naiiers' strike.
Nails arc d. tIicult "a obtain ct 1875 per
keg. and all that have been cold In ,i,is
market for the last ak weeks b ave ter n
manufactured IN the easl
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Newspapera Susd

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.--State Auditor
kieseuuloltor has instituted suit for
$4,000 damages each against the
Timen- Star and tho Free Press, Of this
city, for publications. en- October ~, i'm
plicatiug him in tho election frauds at
tempted Ia Columbus.
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PALESTINE, Nov. 3.-tspac,a,,- I'M. .
soa.o,, nt,cnuing tho opera houso this
intcnsely delighted with IShirro,s e 10.
W. wsr rrsn. Oh Tue Moos," by the Fowler.
Since tho let Of Ssp, SvMIpany :oo
OF cotton have boom rscaivas Y ~ u Ssles
tine, with 0,Coo TO 5000 more 70 ~ cam sg n.
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LANCASTER, Nov. s.-[special.l =
Rev. @. W. Owens. pastor Of the Meth.
oils. church hete sad o, Ferris, re.
ports 500 ~ the nes proceeds Of sup.
per there, and tia church house com.
piesed. Bishop Mcrierc will dedicate
Is Ia tbs near fn,ure. The people Of
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bRowNwooo, Nov. 3.-[Spoolal. J.
|; 1t right about l2 o'clock as Conssa.
lie Byrd Smith was coming into town,
soale one e-ed st him from auder tine
DiidSe. he parry ran aud Smith shot
&c "a " .ce. Toere ia no clue I > tne
would-b9 assassin.
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Cvatsa.

vvALDs, Nov. a-[speeial.l = On
sodAy morning Perry Humphreys,
!ouns s'ockmsn, SHOT and killed T.
Shristmus, . mill owner, e5 years
All the parties live In the Men
slenpofhoods Ia the northern part
1le ooonty. Ohfistmus bore rather
5sM namA and he'd been
nsslne Soports concerning
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-, uRas.nsvlLIs, Nov. a-tspeoIal. i
Mr., E,lsrd Euds and Miss Coonic Till.
nan nan were married here last njshs.
ION y are we reeldsnss Of thls place. Rev,
VAptain Nathan Anderson wac 20.
usy elecsed alderman Ia che Third
wCSta. vice Q. 8: Moore, resiGnsd.
yotton e coming ~ q ne rate Of 81
o oslss pr day and selling nom . . SIi
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POOLS,
Trotting-Boy, $50; George, $50;
TcaGp, $40; Ford, $40.
Pacing Honesty, $50; Aberdeen, $50;
feld, $50.
Two gear-old dash-Brown, $50; Fen.
ION, $40; field, $40.
VI ages--Chantilla, SEQ; Berlin, SS5
Taylor, $50; Helianthus, $50; Britson,
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n, LSiuSy, & Ss n.I an, Mr. John
arrived ct tho. Fort on the Z u'ciocr
erain from Dallas and q once vent u
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-29
Indian slavery in Early Mexico.

The old Spaniards were not at all
afraid of the sayages, and enslaved as
many as they wished and made them
work well in the mines. History tells
us this, and tells Us besides that they
treated the Indians with great cruelty.
Even the pious fathers made the In
dians cultivate the soil and lead clean
lives, and, above all, caused them TO
give up their ways of dleness. Every
evening the Indians came in from la
Dor, and, after singing some religious
songs, were locked up for the night in
about the same way that the negro
slaves Of the Southern States were for
merly locked up. There was no non
sense about it. and near every mission
there was kept small party of Span
ish soldiers who disciplined the In
dams whenever they needed it, which
was quite often. Whenever any OF
them made their escape to the noun
tains the soldiers went after them and
brought them home, or rather back TO
the missions, and again set them to
work. Some of these Indians eyentu-
ally become respectable members of
society and good men, though others
returned to their yagabond life after
the priests had lost their hold upon
them and the church property had
been sccularized. which occurred as far
back as 1888. When the church prop
erty was abandoned, as was virtually
done in consequence of decree Of the
supreme government in the City Of
MEXICO, dated August II, 1883, the
semi-ciyilized Indians found them
selves free, as they considered it, and
returned to their wild ways Chicogo
Times.
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The Busy Bee.

The bee has long been a type 81 the
Industrious worker, but there are ie"
people who know how much labor th'
sweet hoard of the hive represents
Each head Of clover contains about
sixty distinct flower tubes, eaeh oi
which contains a portion OF sugar hol
exceeding the five hundrodth part oi
grain. Some patient apiarian entha'
siast, who has watched their move
ments, concludes that the proboscls o.
the bee must therefore be lnserte
into 500 clover tubes before one gram
of sugar can be obtained There "r'
1000 grains in a pound, and as money
contains three fourths Of its weight z
dry sugar, each pound Of honey repre-
sents 100000 clover tubes sucked y
bees. Nebraska FdrmeF.
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Ayers SarSaparilla.

Since then Mr.. LELAND has recommended
AYERS SARsAPARILLA in many similar
cases, and he has never yet heard Of its fail
ure to effect a radical cure.
Some years ago one Of Mr.. LELANp's farm
laborers bruised his leg Owing to the bad
state of his blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling
or lump appeared on the injured limb. Hor.
rible itching of the skin, with burning and
darting pains through the lump made life
almost intolerable. The leg became enor-
mously enlarged and running ulcers formed.
disehargng great quantities Of extremely
offensive matter. No treatment was Of any
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ton, was supplied with AYERS SARsArA-
RHLA. which allayed the pain and irritation.
healed the sores, removed the swelling, and
completely restored the limb to use.
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Christening EurenIe,s Baby.

The secret papers of the seconu
empire give an account Of the expend-
iture on the occasion Of the birth anu
baptism Of the prince imperial Medals
in diamonds head the list, at costot
2j,0o0 francs Doctors and midWlNes
received IS, 900 francs. The wardroees
cost 100000 francs The several
societies Of dramatic authors anu
composers, painters and sculptors'
industrial inventors, and medical men
Of the department Of the Seine received
10000 francs each Ninety three
thousand francs were given to the
benevolent 'bureaus" OF the depart
ment of the Seine and of the commune
in which lay the estates of the crown.
The agents Of the interior service
Of the empress receive qualifications 70
equal four months wages, amounting
toll l,oO0 francs. Forty four thousand
francs were allowed to giving perform
ancts ut the theaters on March II,
lS56. 'rhe parents Of children born
on the 10th Of that month shared
among them 10000 francs. For
medals 10 be given to authors and
composers Of verses and cantats
addressed to their maiesties, and to
the pupiles at the Lycees $1,000 francs
were allowed. The relatives Of the
godchildren Of their maiesties received
10000 francs. The service Of the
stables Of the baptismal cortege is set
down at 10000 francs, and 100000
francs were distributed in qualifications
to the hired servants Of their maiesties
household: The total como to the
sum Of S9s,0O0 francs.