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spectator. but sat aloof with q man. evil
IDENTITY Der brother.
Mrs. Parsons asked permission for her.
self and Mrs. Fielder to see the prisoner,
Spies, bat was refused aud referred to the
Sheriff. At the close Of The proceedings
nearly all Of the friends Of the anarchists
gathered around Their counsel and held q
consultation.
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PEThOLEUn

ritusviIIs.
TiTusvILLl, Pa, May S.--P stroleum-
National Transit certificates opened ut
Tic; highest 7lsc; loves, 73ic; closed at
7Ic.
bradford.
BRADFoRD May s.-Pstroleum-Nsiion-
al Transit Certificates opened n, 7iic;
closed at 7lc; highest fitc; lowest 73ic;
clearsnces ia 900 barrels.
PITTssURG, Pa, May s.-Petrolevm-
Active and firm; National Transit Ger
tiGcstes opened at T4lc; closed at 74c;
highest 7i!c; lowest 7Ic.
OH CRY, Nav s. Petroleum OPENED
1t 7Iic; highest 7lkc; lowest 73Ic; closed
at 7ic; sales 900 900 barrels; clear.
snces 3,l2i,0 900 barrels: charters 80, 2OG
barrels; shipments 72,l23 barrels.
New York.
New YoRK, May s.-Peiroleum-
Opened steady nj 7i!c, yielded to Tie rose
10 74sc, l~1c,uat'd between 7Iio snd 73lc.
and closed at 1890. Sales 1929. 900 bar.
rels.
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A Maniac Murd.t. an Imbecne.

PIrrsBURG, May s.-Erns; Bouchier, an
imbecile pauper, died this morning ct the
city poor farm from the ef-ct5 Of injuries
received yester CT the hands Of Martin
Ocular, q violent maniac, also an inmate
OF the Institution. Dular had been in 9
straight jscket !or several days bat yester
dsy he was released. Daring the after
noon he called Boachtsr into his room, sDC
as soon 90 be entered assaulted him. II.
frs. knocked the poor fellow down snc
then Jumped on him until be was insensi
LIa
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snEEZiNG CATARRM.

The distressing sneez., snsss. ssstss. the seid,
saisy cisChargs from TIE sy.s and pos, tie
painful ~innlmnaion sItsnaing 10 the thIesa. ths
swelling II tbs mucous ipinz. causing esstisg
sensations, cough, ringing roiass In the bead and
splitting beadA1Le-hSv hmlIin tbas gmp-
IONS ns 70 thOussIss sho suffer Periodically frea
bead colds or &c hBshzI, AID Who live 10 Izsounoe
Of the ia that q single applisstioa Of sasyorD's
RADICAL CuHH ZOE CsIasku viii aEosJ fnas.ts-
ssOsI p,IC
Bat this treatment In csss Of simple CstzrA
owes but . fxint ides Of What this rsmsiy siIl %
In The chronic forms, vbsrs the breathing u Oh
suuctsf By ~eaokine, p1' nd m Sous sesnalatipns
the BeariDg affected, smell AID tsrs gone. throat
slsTat~d and hacking cough sudaaliy tst~Bipx
itseif upon The dsbslitzts5 .. stem. Thea ~ 10 tksI
Inc marvellous o1fzfitt posf o; 5AsSosps RAD.
IraL CCKE maIifssts itssif In instaaiapsoa, snd
grateful rr!isL a. ne b gias iron the ho spyiSs =
nan. IL u rapid, rsdIeAi. pefmxnsat, &C mo nj . ,
MD.
s~AsyoED's Rtpn Al crkE consist, Of one bsatls
/ Of tbs kAnIcAL CUnK, one sor Of rATAkaHsL
oLykst, and al lnpsoykD isHALEE; pfe<, q.
PoIIxz DrUa a cHExicAL Co. BSsIos.
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Rise In rhe Ranagha.

SPtttai 10 ne nG9day K'!tAtT.
PA~REERsBUsG NJ S-Tne Little Rs-
uawha rose fifteen feet last night, est
Fork aud Spring Creek BoomI gave way,
1000 logs going out. Two oil boats have
torn loose and gone down, and one coal
barge carried out INTO the Ga o mi Junk,
Heavy losers are McConngheY Bros
Brannon, and Vests Mills.
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A Railroad sccident.

ROCHESTER,, Pa n v8-Tre hind erd
Of a freight train on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne aud Chicago broke loose on tasiL,
cline here today, and dsshing down the
track demolished four cars of ice stGnding
there. Six cars are a complete wreck and
the scattered debris delayed trains on tn
C. 4 P, which runs parallel with the P.
Fl. W. & C. track at this point for two
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DrowDed Ia New Creek.
Sp.ctrl 70 n. sund1 4, u =.

KErsER ". VA. May S-R. W. Swift
Esq, wss drowned to- aY in at mptiDg to
cross New Creek on bor sebsck neal
Recess tannery. His hat WAS found somt
two miles below, but the body has not been
recovered.
Much damage has been done By the
high water here.
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An Actor Commit Suicide.

NEWARK. n. j.. May s-Frank Glen
ment, Of the MOdjesks cou paD7, commit
ted suicide at the Market Street Railroad
station at 1880 O'Clock TO-DAY, by throwing
himself in front Of q train. He is supposed
to have been in this CITY for a week on
spree, IS be last appeared with the comps
Nv at ths Grand Opera House in this city
last Saturday night.
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An Alleged Feainine Forgsr.

NfFTWIFV y" TFT''g "g|"T'
PAREERsBUeG, May 8-Miss Annie
Robinson of Rockport, was arrested to-day
and brought to Jail here charged With forg
ing orders on different ~mercbsnts. Book
port yieE ms are reported numerous.
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SUNDAYS.
Leave the City ST 700 a IN, aud every hour to
900 q. u.
Leave WheelIrg Park at SEQ a. IN, and every
hour 90 10 20 p. m.
Church TraiR at II 10 p, M.
c. HIRSCH,
upsTintendsnt.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money I.2as I.2 Per Cent,-Governments
Doll aud steady-Stocks Strong Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-wheat strong.
Nrw YoRK, May S.-Money on call
easy at l!@2! per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4!@5 per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady at 4s6i@4s9l.
GovERNNENTs-Dull and steady.
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Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors
AND indiscretions of youth, nervous weak,
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, ]
will send a receipt tina; will cure you, free
OF charge. This great remedy was dis.
covered BY @ missionary In South Amer
lea. Send a ~self,sddressed envelope 10
the Rev. Joseph 7. lnmsn, Station d, New
Hnrk Civ
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whssIing.
TursDAY, Nav (.

Prices on old s'otk are sbou IN. same
ss last week. and tre as follows: Fine
deece, ~asbed, 2s@28o; fine fleece. q
washed, one-third OF; coarse fleece,
washed, 2i@2sc; coarse fleece, ubvsshsd.
l79l9c; medium. washed, 2j@27c;
medium. ur~ashed, one third Cd; tub
washed 12@2sc. according 10 grade. d..
msnd for all grade feeces IL siozef.
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ATE
GovERNMENTs-DuIl and stei

STATE SECURlTlEe-NOBlnhl.
RATLROADs-Qliet; sales 81 3l9, 900
SroCEs-rhere wac no news TO affect
stocks this morning, but there was a gen.
orally prevalent feeling that it was time to
look for a rally. The market was marked
with no snowy feature. 1t was irregular
st opening, displaying considerable firm.
ness at Ii o'clock. Business then became
dull and prices yielded until the last hour,
when there was considerable strength and
material advances were made, the market
closing strong and generally at highest
prices OF the day. st. Paul aud DIIuth
common was strong, showing an advance
OF 3 per cent. Comparing prices this even.
ing with the results Of last evening, almost
everything shows material advances.
Milwaukee, Lake Shore aud West.
ern preferred is up II, Missouri
Pacific Al, Reading q, Kansas and Texas
Il. Oregsn Trans continental l., Hooking
Valley Il, Pacific Mail, Texas Pacific and
Louisville and Nashville II, New York
Central and Omaha common each !.
Delaware and Hudson is down I. The to-
raj sales for the week were l.S70,ssi
shares, a decrease from last week OF $780,
600.
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Dkf GOODS.


Nrw YOaE, May s-Dry Gocds-G atpr.
day being q short day, aud a heavy rain
prevailing, the demand was very light. bot
delivery on contract returned a moderate
volume OF business.
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PRODUCE,
New York.

Nav YOaK. May S-Flour-Receipts
81, O83 barrels; exports 1853 barrels, &C..
67G sacks; market rather weak but not
quotsbly lower; sales Ii 900 barrels. Wheat
Receipts 6 $50 bushels; exports 9I,O9l
bushels; spot firm; options opened firm,
closing heavy; sales 2,57G,00B bushels;
futures, ZIG, 900 bushels spot and TO arrive;
| No. z Chicago S9}@9lc; DO. C { and i
SIC; No | northern C. {. sndi 90i@9lic;
upgraded spring sO@sSc; ungrsded red
G7(99l ic; No 2 red 9lc f. o, b; No. red
CSC; No. | white 96c; uugraded white
93c; No. 2 red May "a sc; closing at
91;c; June 9l!@92ic. closing at 9l!c;
July 9lt@92!c, closIng at 81 &c; August
9lI@925c, closing at 9llc; December
| 9G@96Ic; January 97997sc, closing at
SIC; May 81 0l@l OIL. closing at 81 oil.
Corn-LoWer; receipts 5000 bushels; ex.
ports 34,Ol0 bushels; sales COS, 900 bush
els futures; laS 600 bushels spot; posted
alc; ungrsded 39I@45te; damaged 27@
SOC; steamer 4 i@Gc; No 2 May 47tc.
closing at Ale; June 46!@463c. closipR
at 46Ic; July 46t@4Glc, closing st 4Gic,
August 4Gi@47!c, closing ct 46ic. Oats
Higher; vbHs piEsd rather easier;
receipts sT.460 bushels; exports $4,000
bushels; mixed western 36I@.S9c; white
DO 4c@4Gc. Hay-Stesdyj Shipping Toe.
Hops-Dall and nominal. Coiee-Sp5t
lair; Rio firm 1T 8 Zoe; opioDs dull sno
r..'aher weak; sales 1850 hagsi Jure 30ci
Jolly 7 2jc; November 7ljc; January
7.20c. Sugsr-Dall and nominal; refined
steady. Molssses-Stesdisr; GCld at 7sc
for 50 test Rice-In fair drmard and
firm. PeaIole0m- STEADY; United closed
a; 72ic. TsIIow-Dull Ro,in-S'.sdJ
at 81 O5Gl 10 TurpeLtine-Dull 81
36fc. Eggs-Dull and weak; receipt,
1856 packages; western HE. Cot Meats
Firm; piokIsd shoulders Sc; smoked Dc
Sc; long clear SIC. LaId-Essier ard
more active; western s,fsn. spot, &c 20
Nav S. I5fd8 rs; Jure s. I6a6 IL
July S6 zoos Is; August e. 29G6 81
September s. 36G,6 80; October IS 4IG
6 46; city steam S. 90 Bdtter-Dal
and easy. Cbeese-DGll end de ress
ei. Copper-Dull; lake 81 II. Lead
Quiet; COMMON - 1904 IS.
!, onicaEo.
CHICAGO, May 8.-Pricss started ii
pretty stiff this morning owing TO the val
like ne W in early cables, bat long beior
noon they bad gone 10 pieces and b
market became very fat June when
started at 97!c, which proved the to
figures for the day, after which it broke o
under free selling TO Isle. and closed 10
l tae day at 7slc. FIour-Qaiet and NJ
changed Wheat-0pened strong and
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An Ab,copder Returns.

CIECnxATI, O May s.-Fred Herman,
one of the shscondiog City Infrnsry Di.
reetors who fed to Canada several weeks
ago, has returned home. and this morning
vas placed under arrest
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Mbeelin9 8e9ister
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRPYAL AND DEPARTUREOE TRAMN
"a o. REyHxKNcz MARKs:
sDAlS tsunday excepted. Monday sKrepted-
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-FPITHELI0M MA!
ar SKIN CANCER

.,,sD wears I suffered wins caneer on my
FOR 49, ~ simple remedies we're applied 70 Al,
s& lin. pat the place continued TO grow,
us sTrsDdiuS into ny nose, nom Whih came
lul! - IWharge very offensive In character
. ys, 80 iudamed, and a1noyed me great zeal
HS months 40 1 ~as In Atlanta, al zoe
Aeoa' S's' freDd. who so strongly recommended
'a'ev' ewift's specific thar | determined to
ane uN So 10 prOCIre 10. N this 1 was sue
'Agi ara BEGAN It's use. The influence OF the
es.a:. ST. "a 6rt was 70 somewhat aygrayale the
S,r s5on the intsmUa uon was Alayed, aud
q -, Jpprve after Lhe hrSt lea bottles by
ts,I ,rtIth has greatly improved. / am
ntl@ and able 70 do any kind OF work The
OnS,. nv lace began 70 decrease ana the ulcer
So gnrI there Is not a vestige OF IL lett-only
80 scsr nark, the place " ere It mao been. ]
IL 10 anSSer al questions relative 70 thi8
70 sS"' Mrs. JOICIE a. MCDONALD.
1Ns,pta, ia, August IL, lSsa
hal A cancer on my face for some years,
! oS,g ann one cheek bone across the nose 70
ot,gr II hs given me = great deal OF pain, Al
lining ami itching 70 such an extent that
= fic To- Nav, 1885, and have used eight
n mas given the greatest relief by remOy
4, me inflammation and restoring my general
fs 55,,ile, Iowa, Sept, S, 1885,
many wears / was a sufferer with cancer OF
and having been Cared BY the USE Of ).
- ,o1S. rained oy = Sensa OF duty 70 s0ner,
anftv 70 make this statement OF my case
me fourteenth bottle the cancer began 70
-,nf1 v ant soon disappeared and Tor several
mere has been no appearance OF a sore OF
vni ON nv nose o face, netth-r Is my Eoss
--gier Co the touch. have taken about two
y. b,,tLspi = : aBda m sOuUdly cured and
- mat :. : : effected the cure alter every
- remedy vas tried and had TAI ed.
ROBERT SMEDLEY,
bot Gaines, Ga May l, 1885.
II ,sJ heard OF toe wonderful cures OF SEitt's
NI-is. and received TO Try t. | commenced al-
Z ~ IN AsriL 1884. ~ general health vas much
e,r,ve4. vet the cancer which vas in ny breast
rrrgsd 70 grow slO~ly bat surely. The bunch
ana b-c1ru- uurte heavy. 1 lei that must
49, nave il cut or die. But Il commenced dis
To- ]ngaprri-s OF almSi black taiek blood Ii
rTnusl healing around the edges uatu Febru-
: saen il vas entirely healed up and well.
BE1SY ~OOD,
Cnrhe,stt. Ply mouth Co Mass July IL, 1850.
fr's Spa ihc IS eaurrly vegetable. and seems
'cg-r "a Gers By Forcing out the Impurities from
,.sff-@ on Bo1d asd skin D sesSss mailed free.
: SWIFT orEslrIC Co, Drawer S, Atlanta,
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B., z. ~ U. Ealir0aos
Leave BsllAire as SIS :. M. tor Woodshsld and
S1mmsrnelo.
leave BellAire At ESQ p. N. fox Summarized and
Arrive 81 Ballsfrs. loiOa n. ard SIS p. n.
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II you have cstarrh,. use the sures
rensdy-Dr. SAges,
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CUITUs.
New York,
WOOL.

NV YoRE, May 8 -C.Jrros-Puture
closing fractionalIy a. adler.
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Ladies

20 you want a pure, bloom
ars complexion? If so, a
.rH applications az HaSan'S
!. iGN0LLA Re- y will graf
IFS you to yGL 28aTt'S con-
cent. 1t does Sgay with Sal
0WnpSS, ReaEaSSs PimpleS,
5.OtcheS, aa&a8 diseases and
iIpcrfeCiGng or the skin. 1t
.~ycrcom9sthef flushed appear
nee OF heat, fatigue and eX-
element. ItmEEes q lady Of
THIRTY appear out TWEEN
A and SOl4tugai, gradual,
ead perfect arc its effects,
shat II is impossible to detect
al, application.
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AND an GROVE Is. 3.

ON AND AFrkR MAY 8, 1856, TRAINS
will run rs 70 loss:
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Did.
|ESI(l
ILllIl.la
carpet
land


III Nn~ NANHOOO, YOUTHFUL IN
prudeu e, Nervous De- htyt cured
A BY Botanic Ns'Ee Sites, SOC. Herr
SS Med. Co, Phi =, Pa, and Ltrsn .
> prlg store, wheeling. aph &c
mr. @A $1,000 REWARD, for ltching,
I'll ~ Bleeding or ProtrudtDg Piles Dk-
N BINGS Pile Remedy falls toeore
S&S Sold a. Logan & I. s.sDrng stoe
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I DepAI'. rnIe
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roLsDot o., May S.-whea'-Eaeisr;
each SjI@sSc; May sSse; June sec;
July sole; august Soc; September SIC.
asked. Corn-UnchapSed. Os,s-Neg-
lected. Clover Seed-Slesdy.
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Gods Exchange.

/ think it statement capable of vim
dication that God does not enrich by
legacy but by exchange. We sometimes
wonder that the strong man cannot al
ways endow his children with strength;
they must all begin as weak as possible
and fight their way through long disci-
plines, and perils, and imminent deaths
to strength. We almost wonder that
the wise man cannot endow his child
with knowledge. But his child must
learn the alphabet, shed tears over the
multiplication table, and possibly get
whipped for not knowing paradigms.
Even fox gives his cunning, hare
his timidity, lion his bravery to his
offspring, but the child of earth's wisest
must begin as ignorant as the child of
the most ignorant. We sometimes Won
der that the eminent saint cannot give
his graces to his children. We cannot
see why Adam should beget a Cain,
David an Absalom, or anybody Judas.
But il is a proclamation of Gods ever
lasting principle to enrich not by legacy,
or endowment, but by price, by sacrifice.
The reasons for this mode of dealing
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are very clear. First, God wants per-
sonal dealing with his children. Every
mother would rather educate her chill
dren herself if possible; she grudges
the teacher who did not give life to
those children, the joy of leading them
into the flowery paths of knowledge.
So God desires to train his own chill
dren. Christ has travelled in soul for
them, and the Holy Spirit has cared for
them with unutterable love. The di-
vine Father wants to direct them and
aid them moment by moment. He
wants the joy of seeing the growing
sons face temptation, spurn the allure
ment, seize principle, get strength by
a sudden reaching up to God, and then
grow swiftly toward the stature of per-
feet manhood in Christ esus.-BiShop
III. W. Warren.
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SANDER.

A lady visited st. Philip Neri on one
occasion, accusing herself of being a
slanderer. edo you frequently fall
into this fault?" he inquired Eyes,
very often" replied the pentent. "My
dear child" said Philip, your fault is
great, but the mercy of God is greater.
l now bid thee do as follows: Go to the
nearest market and purchase chicken
just killed, and still covered with
feathers. Then walk to certain dis
lance, plucking the bird as you 90.
Your walk finished, return to me-"
The woman did as directed and re-
turned, anxious to know the meaning
of so singular an injunction. "You
have been very faithful to the first
part of my ORDERS" said Philip. "Now
do the second part, and you will be
cured Retrace your steps, pass through
all the places you have traversed, and
gather up one by one all the feathers
you have scattered" "But," said the
woman, 4" / cast the feathers carelessly
away, and the wind carried them in all
directions" "Well, my child" re-
piled Philip, " so it is with your words
of SANDER. Like the feathers which
the wind has scattered, they have been
waited in many directions. Call them
back now, if you can. Go sin no
more. "-Ihe Quiuer.
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locks behind the ears, lest the eyes
should be hidden. The growth spreads
all over the face in similar profusion !;
no part is uncovered, and even the out
line of the nose is rendered indistinct
by the wavy masses. On the face, in
deed, it reaches its fullest development,
measuring no less than twelve and one
half inches in length. The hair on the
head-darker in color and slightly
coarser in texture-is brushed up from
the sides into knot on the crown Ia
ChinoiSe. Perhaps the most marvellous
growth is that from the interior of the
ears, which are filled with hair stretch
ing five and one-half inches from the
drum, and that from the inside of the
nostrils, only an inch and half shorter.
Moung Phoset is usually seated Eu-
ropean fashion, for, unlike his mother,
who prefers to squat Burmese fashion,
he does not disdain to use chair, so
that his full stature is not apparent.
When he rises to his feet he looks fully
the five feet seven inches with which
he is credited. The mothers height is
about four feet five inches" His body
is of tawny color, and its covering of
soft silky floss, which attains its great
est length on the shoulders and arms,
where its length, six and one-half
inches, gives him leonine appearance.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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Grace and Truth.

If you extinguish the sun you cannot
keep the sunlight; if you put away
Christ in the fulness of his manhood
and of his divinity, in the power of his
incarnation and the omnipotence of his
cross-if you put away Christ from
Christianity it collapses into dust and
nothingness. Do not let any of us try
that perilous experiment You cannot
melt away Jesus and keep grace and
truth. You cannot tamper with his
character, with his nature, with the
mystery of his passion, with the atom
ing power of his cross, and preserve
the blessings that he has brought to the
world. If you want the grace which is
the unwilling of the heart of God, the
gift of giving God and the pardon of
forgiving Judge; or if you want the
truth, the reality of the knowledge Of
him, you can only get it by accepting
Christ. 81 am the truth, and the way,
and the life" There is a law given
which gives" and "r righteousness is by
that law" There is person who is
the truth, and our knowledge of the
truth is through that person, and
through him alone. BY humble faith
receive him into your hearts, and he
will come, bringing to you the fulness
of grace and truth.-Alerander Mac
laren, ID.
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A Hairy Family.

We believe Professor Huxley has al
ready called on the family, and this fact
gives them scientific cachet which is
assuring to the lay mind. They are
not showman's curios, like Barnum's
seal now happily converted), mermaids
and white elephants. The hairy family
were under the protection of Theebaw,
and have been kept by him as pets of
the palace, with no end of attendants,
food and tobacco. When the fall of
Mandalay came the hairy pets-their
faces are really like those of flossy Skye
terriers-made for a secret door and
escaped into the jungle. They were
recaptured and brought to England,
with the assistance of Captain Piperno,
by Messrs. Archer and harrington.
Death had reduced the family from
three to two-the mother, blind and
sixty-three, and the son, twenty-nine,
strong and muscular, who is accom-
panied by his wife, an ordinary Burmese
woman. The hair of the man at once
centers attention upon him. AS
shaggy as lions name, the long hair
falls SO thickly from the forehead as to
completely obscure the features, and to
necessitate the training OF the long