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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-10
The Treasury.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Aug, Especial -
The following is.s summary of the trans
actions of the state treasury during the
month of July:
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the Tammany society tonight, resolutions
were adopted deploring the death of Mr..
Tilden and directing that mourning eb-
served and the order attend the funeral.
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gda,ptnsiadlt aehetlt.

@inen, alten arste, Der bon Der .praris su.
riifse3osen lebt, tpurDe bur@ einen oifinbi19en
Mifiiondr bic 8ef6reibuns zines einfadtn
besetabilif6en Seilmittels fir bic i6nelle uni
bauern0e SeiIuns bon 2ungenf9ninDlu ludt,
lBron@itiS, @atarrb, aFbma unb allen SaI3.
unb 2unsenfrantbeiten aussebdnoist. Mud
ein Wtttel fir poitine, rabifale geiluna bon
Neruenfd)wade unb alien @erneufrautbeiten.
Nad6em rer Dottor bic nunberbaren &eiItrGfte
in tdufenben 0dllen erprobt batts, eraAtete ct
es fir feline @fidt, bas NfitteI feinen leibenben
Mitrhenf4en bsfannt gu MAIDEN. Bon Dieiem
Motib unO 8nni9 setrieben, hanbeIte er. Sd
fenoe bieies &e5ept foiteufrei an sllIe, bic es
ipiinfdsn, in beutf9er, enalif9er ober frana0ii-
f4er Spra6e, nit boiler MnwsiIuns Der Ser.
feaung uno bes @ebrau@S. Senbe AbreiIe
nno 8riefmarte, be3iebe Sid auf biefe 8eitnns
nab i3 fenbe es fofort. Us. u. glo1es, l49
@opsrs 8lOd, &odefer, q. .. [1,lo,1smtp
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1teber ben Musgang oes Warf@amer
@pctalfttnprpceffea

liegen iebt folgenae Detail gtadrid,teu
bor: Na@bem bis gum IL. B.. so. Die
Beueisaufnabme, 3eugenuernebmung
&C. gebauert bate, belt am 13. b. M.
Der 6ffentlibe Nnfldser, Sber =Gtaatsz
anmalt MoraDsfi, iein ploiboner unb
beantragte bic Sobeslfrafe gegen 36
Mugetlagte tuegen aemaltiamen Mngrrffs
gegen bic beifsbenbe ifaatii9e Orbnumg.
Mn bemielben Sage begnnnen alsDann
bic &eDen Der Bertbei6iger. Die erite
8ertseibigungsrebe belt &e9tsanmaIt
Spaiomi9 aus petersburg, tpel6er bas
9auptgemibt baraus legte, baB bic Ntt=
getlagtea nifbt 3ur polnii6en Gemeins
i9aft geb6ren, uielmsbr BON Der nibiIie
fif9en @eiifeslfr0mung bes Siens
angefrdntelte 2eute feien, wel9e BEN
-@eife uno ben Senbenaen Der polnil6en
JtatlDn fremb finb uno mel9e bas pos
Ientbnm felbff berleusuen. Die breis
itiinbige &ebe bes @ertbeibigers
Spafomic5, tuelder aud @eneralgOu>
Derneur @utto beimobnte, ma6te einen
tiefen ginorud. Am IA. B. so. pers
tbeioigte iib Der Asitator Marpnsti
felbit; alsoann ipra9en an bieiem unb
nd9ten Sage nod anoere 8ertbeioi9er.
Oas lrtbeil uurbe in Der 9fa6t BON
9onnabenb auf 5onntas pertllnbet.
DIe 4aseflagten Griebeusti9ter 8ars
bowstp, @eniefapitdu 9urp, lotpie
3uuidi, Onomstl, 56mauB unb pies
trulinstl, wuroen gum SoOe bur6 ben
Strang, bon ben iibrisen Mrgetlagten
murbea 18 gu ie9s3ebaidbtiser Strat-
arbsii in ben 8srsperfeu, 5nei gu 10
Sdbren 8 Wonateu Straflr5eit unD lie.
bensld GLIDER 4niieoeluug in Stbirisn
uno omei 5u lebens dugli1er Deportas
tion mad Slbirien perurtbeilt.
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i6rodenite aerl in gang gteu Merifo, Der
felt fiinf Sabren als berittener 9irt in
mteinen Dienifen itebt unb es bur9 feis
ne grau9barteit melt bel mir gebra9t
bate, elm gottperlafener 96urte 1T unb
mein 8ertrduen idn6be miBbrau6t bat.
Seine 8ebauptungen, 6aB i6m bic Sns
oianer 10 unb 10 Diel Stiide geifoblen
bdtten, oaB anbere beriprengt uno ge=
fallen feien, = alIes 9ug unb Srug!
I'm einen S1leuberpreis bat Der 9al=
lunte bas id6ne 0ieb Derfauft unb ben
grtrag in ben Spielb6len berfoffen,
beripielt, perpraBt. Sd tpoQte bieier
Sage ielbif nod Coolidge geben uno ben
pfli@tbergefenen 2ump gum Seufel ia=
gen. yun iollen sic alio mein 8erz
treter iein! 9as @ef6dft 1T 10 gut tpie
abgei@lOffen:
Sic tperoet in Coolidge feIbft unb in
ben beno9barten @tdbten, Winslom
unb prescott, bic gauge &inberbeeroe
losl1Iaaen f6nnet. Ser 91lingel,
Der 6ul Witiing b6tte 6a nod miibelos
elm biibf9es @tiid @elb berbienen f6nz
men. Mber id traue linn ni1t mebr. sic
iollen bic 9ade abf6lieBen! Sir Die
pferbe iiuo bic @oniuucturen in Iri3o
no unb galifornien ieBt befonbers gifts
itise. Da 1T ieBt 3u5us pon anfieblern,
ba III 8ebdrf! 0ier, i6loB Sefferion,
inoem sr nit ber 0anbfld@e auf bic Dor
ibm ousgebreiteten @ei@dftspapiere
f@lug, finb bic arauen NufiteGunsen:
10 une 10 pieI gtiide 8inber. Sungoieb
uno Bferne i'm @ertbe bon 10 unb 10
bell nnb bas iiub lie unter 8riibern
pertb. @eben Sic nun nod Coolidge!
Sd ertbeile Sbnen bic 8o0maGt, 6ul
Witllns beim .&rasen su faiieu unb gum
9enfer gu ftbiden, uno ftene sic nit uu.
befGrdnften 8efugniiieu an bic Gplbe
bes @eiddftes. Wenn sic Slid baben,
f6unen STE nod b6bere Breiie berauss
idlagen, als iie biz iebt BON ben Sdnbz
Tern mir eeboten iino.
(Gortfesuns foIst.)
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Ser Graeuaer Der sdlailofiafett.

Ser Grasu9er ber SdlaHofisfeit ober Snfont-
mia lit in ileun inter 5epu 6dlIen elm bpspep,
tif3er Masen. Cute Seroauuns brinst seiun.
ben Sdlaf, 8eroauunaSoef9werbe binbert ibn.
Oas Sirn uno Der Vlasen leiosn nit einanber.
Gins Der bornebmften Sbmptome zines f9ma
den 3afanoes Der 8eroauuagsorsane tit cine
St0runs oes groben feruen geutrums, fes
@ebirns. Wan frdfiige ben Magen unb gebe
6aOur9 6em sroben Centrum baS ;5leidgetpift
tpieber. Cine bodif suuerIdfiise arsnei Osfiir
1T Sofetter'S Magenbtttere 8.
tpelbeS naineralifden 8erubigunsSmitteln melt
porausteben lit; oenn uennela@ Ditie einest t3eit
lang einfdldferno auf oas @ebirn ipirfen, boren
fie ood balo su wir.en auf unb bsna9tbeilisen
alenaf bic Spanntraft oes Wfagerls. 9as
8ittere binsesen itellt Die Sbdtisteit iene8 all.
tpi9tisen Srsans wieber ber unb Iein beiIiamer
t@influb asist iib in ben, seiunDen Sdlaf unb
einem rubtgen 3uitanb bes gebenfpftem8.
@benfo empfdnst Die : dtiefeit Der eeber mnb
Oarme bur@ feinen @ebrau6 cine beilfame
Nnreguna.
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= ueber cine fiibne, aber miBlun,
gene Operation i9reibt bic ,Staatss
asitlng" aus Stem Oorf: 9n benz
22idbrigen 8ootsmann Sbomas GaIas
gan, tpel9er in ber Neuidbrsnad)t bon
Dem Matrofen Carl 3emme in ben I'm,
terleib geffo9en tpurbe, nabmen Die
Nerate 6es 8elleDues 0oipitals cine
b69if i9wiertgeOp in ser 8au9s
b6ble Dor. Man bieIt bieie Operation,
obglei9 fie in SEN neilten Gdllsn t06tli9
perlduft, fir bic ein3ige Glance, bas
geben oes nngliifli6en 3u retten, unb
lieB porber bonn Coroner Dr. Mefemer
bic Mntemortem Nuslagen galagan's
gu protofoa nebmen. 0ann rpuroe Der
Patient in bas Sperations3immer ges
bra1t un6 9loroformirt. 6ierauf
tpilroe in Der Mitte bes unterleibs, befz
len Sede i6 siemIi6 bid erpies, elm
ie9s 3oa LANCER ginf6nitt genta1t
unb bic Gingetpeibe. borlidtig beraus=
genommen. Dieielben tpurben in tpar=
me, borber anttieptii@ gema9te 5u9er
gebiiQt unb auf ben Bruitfaften gelegt.
ytan etltbedte In ben glngepeiben fiinf
tiefe S9nitte unb ma6te li9 fofort baz
run, biefelben ior9fdItig su3undben.
Der patient murbe febr f9nad, Die
9er5fdldge tparen faum nod bemerfbar
unb man fl6Bte ibm @timuIanaen ein.
Gr erbOlte i!h ettpas, man tpulG bic
Bau6b6ble nit elmer antiieptii1en So
lung aus unb legte bic @tngetpeibe
Dieoer binein. Oas 8au1fea tpurbe
baum NIT elmer &aBenbarmiaite nnb
Der unterleib nit teinem @ilberorabt
iDieoer augendbt uno babel bdrauf Be=
ba6t aenDmmen, baB i'm Sal Der pa=
tieHt buiten, ooer tief atbmen iolte,
Die Drabte nidt oas Gleiid) bur9i1nitz
ten. Man CAB benz patieuten Mforpbt=
um un6 5timulan3en, nm bic 9ers>
tbdtigteit gu bef9leunigen linb gleib3eis
tig elmer @nt5iinoung entsesen gu arbei=
ten. Damn bra9te man ben Operirten
iDieber mad feinem 8ett, lpo feline &rdf
te balb nadheBen. Gai9 fdpanb iebe
Ausiibt auf Wie6ergenefung, unb
tuenige 5tunben fpdter mar Der unglads
lide cine 2ei@e. m
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@muSerbare Qure,t.

B .. Sopt u. Co., Bbolefale unb gfetail
as4s9, SrHsssn Oon o. &ORs. me s,. Ga, Sst @ Sst sDsi
Electric Bitters unb 8udlens arniea Sdlbe
uno haben ME Seilmittel sebabt, bic fi9 beifet
bsrfauften eber mebr 8rfriebisuHs ssipabrten.
Sic babfn etnige nunoerbare sfuren in nnierei
Staot bewirft, namentIi9 mebrere Sydae bon
tpirtlider Aussebrune iino burd ben Gsbraud
einiger blaidea bon Or. Rinss tep Diseoberb
aebeilt poroen, in Serbin6una nit electric
Bitter. gSir garantiren oieielben fets.
3um 8ertauf bel NDreib.
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Die &6uioin gIi,obetb INN mus

Sie &6nisin gliiabetb bon gtus
ntdnien, tuel4e iebt 43 Sabre alt 1T, cts
tpartet gu @uoe Sanuar ibre 3ieoer
tunft. Sie 4nselegenbeit bat aud cine
9epihe politifhe 5eoeutuug, ba ber
&6nig unb bic &bntgin BON &umdnien,
6eren Gbe i9on i'm Sabre 1859 gei9lois
Ten tperben 1T, feline &inoer baben; e8
wuroen aud feline mebr ermartet. Die
Wfutter Der &6nisin. bic Guritin Marie
BON Wieo, besibt fi@ i'm Sanuar ua6
8utaref.
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D;e
W63entlidbe Treie Mgsffe
eri&eint
ieben Dcnnerfas
unb frftet
$3.50 bas Sobr Ober $1.25 fur s
Wcnate in Tprousbe5oblans.
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= Mabame a.: gta, i'd bin bios
frob, bet Id feene &inber babe, Sic boz
ben oo6 man nur 2ait uno 8erbruB
bamitl
Nfabame g.: ct bat oo9 iein Suites.
Grtber, als nod feline ba tparen, ba
baute mein Mann mir, nu baut er bic
Ginoer.
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566rer MnbIid. - 9as Sns
ftitutsfrdulein @mma bat einen Nuflab
all MAIDEN iiber 5Onnenaufgang. Sic
beginnt benIeiben ME folst: rMenn
i'd oes Morgens aufitebe, bat man ei=
men iuunberid)6nen Nnblif.@s
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Ser frQn36fifdae Bit

= Ser fran36fif@e Biis
6ermarft tpurbe in iiingfter 3eit I'm
cine benerfensmertbe gtopitdt berei.
9ert. Die seiammelten &eben 6es
Giiriten b. 8ismard iit1b ndmli1 in
fran56iiiber Sprabe eri@ienen. Ollie
Bismard' 'ft1en &eoeit BON 1847 big
auf bic neuelte 3eit follen oarin ent>
balten iein. Die Nusgabe uiro, tuenn
fie gang borliegt, iiber 5000 Seitel
entbalten unb ion bic pollfda6igife
ibrer Mrt- fem. go l.l.i
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8udtens Mruiea=galbe.

Oie bette SaIbe Der a8eIt fir Sdnitte
Aueti6unsen, 6el@wite, Gieber. nnb paut.
GusfdIas, Glehte, eeiprunsene 9dnoe, Groff.
be,ifes. uae4 .a4te eaateraafbeitsn; tarirt Sa,
rnpfrboiben o6er teine 8e5ablung 80Iltgs
Classification ;saranfirt ober bns .gel6 mirt
auriidertattet. 25 Gents Die Sda6teI bel u
Sreib.
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The Sick Ministers

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Attorney-
General Garland is suffering from a
severe cold and is confined to his bed.
His physicians has advised him to re-
main away from the department a few
days.
Physicians attending Secretary Man
ming report his condition Tonight as
unchanged. Members of the secretary's
family and his attendants saw he an.
pears somewhat better.
WASHINGTON, March % Secretary
Manning had a good night, said Dr.
Lincoln at noon, and he is really much
improved, though, of course, not out of
danger
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Attacked by Mexicans

SAN Francisco, March 2S.-Chronicle's
Tombstone special: Frank Leslie and
Tom Green mounted United States Gus.
toms Inspectors, while searching for
smugglers near Lanovia on the boun.
Diary line, twenty-five miles southwest of
this city, were attacked by Mexicans.
The inspectors promptly recrossed the
line and, when on American soil. Green
opened fire on the Mexicans and. it is
believed, wounded one. The Mexicans
retired. a-~. :, s.-.-7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-03-30
Removed.

JOHN c. CUTLER & Bro, Agents Provo
Wooden Mills, HAVE REMOVED BACk,T
THE OLD CONSTITUTION BUILDING. 81 and
e Main Street. Having made extensive
improvements and enlarged our capa-
city for business, we shall be pleased TO
see Old and New customers. +
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Seeding from Gladstone.

LONDON, March 29.-It is expected
that there will six secessions from Mr..
Gladstone's party outside of the Cabi-
net The report that Lord Spencer
would resign unless the land bill suited
him is not true. He has full conf ience
in Mr.. Gladstone, and assisted the latter
in drafting his bill,
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Obituary.

LONDON, March 29.--sir Henry TAYLOR
dramatist, is dead. Aged IS years.
The death is announced of the Most
Rev. Richard Chenevix Trench. D. n
formerly Archbishop of Dublin diocese.
Church of Ireland. 1iap
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Fire.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Inter- Ocean's
Brainerd, Dakota, special; The prin-
cipal car and locomotive manufacture
ing shops of the Northern Pacific Rail
way located here were destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss, 100000; insurance
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A Failure.

LONDON, March 2S.-Advices received
from Pekin are to the effect that the
efforts to form French syndicate have
proved failure.
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LADIES, use Gilmore's Aromatic
Wine for Nervousness and Sleepless-
ness. For sale at a. C. Smith Il Co.'S
Drug Store. IL
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold by us on a guarantee.
1t cures Consumption. For sale at A.
C. Smith d Co. s Drug Store. 6
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE..

OFFICE OF GRANT, ODgLL6co
March 18th, 1856.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyEyTu,u
IN the regular annual meeti nal !.
the Stockhol ers of Grant. OSein q y
Co. will be held at the Office o oi 10 q
corporation, on April 9Th. lSSS a. ls
O'Clock pm at which MEETING IN
addition to the regular bushes, u
number of amendments to the /,
ticleS of Incorporation will be M
posed. F'V
GEO. T. ODELL.
Sec. and Treas
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Wool.

,., Buying prices.)
" groSt sS6rins . " mos. ~.
Black spring (12 mos. y i5c = d
growth; ........... scau
White fall and lambs Is % g &c "
mos. growth). ..... in
Black fall and lambs Is ~ W Lie "
mos. growth) ....... aca
hIscE &c q lOc &
'....'...' 7c@ Sc Il
Hides,
Buying prices
Dry hint hides ana KIP, good -.
Dry flint hides and kin DAM 13c
Dry flint calf skins, good ~! ,oc
Dry flint calf skins, damaged d &c
Dry salt hides, kip and ceif VIC "
SOOQ, ............. 10
Dry salt hides, kip and calf Z
damaged. ...........
Dry horse hides. 80. 25c IN ~ &c
Green hides and kip, good W '9c e
Green hides and kip, DAMAGED ~
Green calf skins, good. &c
Green calf skins, damaged &c
Green sailed hides and Rin Wall &c
cured, good, .......!:. a.,
Green sailed hides and kin we'll "
cured, damaged, vel A,
Green salted calf skins. we'll N
cured, good, -. W" o.
Green salted calf skins we'll &C
cared, damaged, s
q
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. For sale A. C. Smith
& Co. IS Drug store.
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LADIES. is life and health worr 1SI
preserving2 If you think so, use "
more's Aromatic Wine. For sale 81
G. Smith & Co. Drug Store. Il
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COPPER.

New York quotahons.l
lake Superior. .............1X. per b
Other brands. ..10I q 1870. per ID
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SELLING prices.)
Butter.
Buying prices.)
Eggs.

Eggs.
Buying prfces.l
Warranted. commandments. 1Sc 3 doz
SELLING prices.)
Warranted. ................ 221l q doz
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WHOLESALE PRICES
LEAD.

InNew York ......$49 80 pel lOU1bs
In Salt Lake. -. $500 @ $3.50 per ton
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HOME MARKETS.

uOMH MAhhElO.
wHOLEsALE PRICES.
Corrected Daily from an Inspection
of Rates Paid and Asked by
Principal Dealers,
Office of TIE HERALD.
Monday Evening, Mar. %, 1885
salt Lake Ore Market.
Furnished daily by Mccormick Co
Bankers.
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As a FLOOD PURIFIER,

particularly IN the SPRING, 1t is une-
qualed, for you cannot haze pure blood
when the kidneys or liver are out of
order
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-02

apparatus reports everything that
the world wants to know about earth-
quakes except their-cause. They
give the direction OF the movement,
its speed and intensity and duration.
Though the man who climbs to the
crater does not observe the faintest
throb beneath his feet when the vol
eano is most active, there is a little
tell-tale machine down in the observa-
tory which vibrates passionately at
that precise moment.
1t is not at rest FIVE minutes togeth-
er during the whole day. If the mo-
tion OF the trembling is horizontal,
then hollow brass ball sv:ings
towards the north. south, east and
west, as the case may be. This indi-
Gates unerringly the direction of the
earthquake wave. If the motion is
vertical, then q spiral coil of fine wire
visibly shortens and springs back
again. Every discharge of stones from
the crater above causes an extraor-
dinary agitation of the wire. You see
the shower and the sympathetic ac-
tion Of this sensitive coil at the same
instant. The director invites you to
dance a Jig on the floor within foot
of the wire, to show that it's move
ments correspond only to actual
tremblings OF old mother earth. You
do SO, jumping as high as you can.
But the apparatus makes no sign.
The heavy rumbling OF q wagon in the
road outside does not disturb it. The
"seismograph,p as it is called, does
only the work for which it was de-
signed. The director, however, was
good enough to switch of it's connec-
tion from the bowels Of the earth 60
my pulse.
No doctor with hand on wrist could
have counted the beats more accurate
ly. They were more regular than those
of Vesuvius, ii not quite as fierce. Out
of the millions of observations taken
here in the course of years, it is hoped
that some time an exact science OF
earthquakes may be constructed
with possible use to mankind. For
three or four days before the appal-
ling calamity in Ischia Gust off this
COAST in 1888, all the apparatus OF
the observatory was greatly excited.
Something frightful was brewing That
was evident to the watchers up there.
The world knows the result. If it
could have been tGretold IN time to
save hundreds OF lives on that unhap-
py island, that would indeel have
been q triumph of science.
Very truly yours,
j. B. B.
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Plants Grown for their Perfume.

From the American Agriculturist for June.
We admire flowers quite as much for
their fragrance as for their elegance OF
form and beauty OF color. This is
shown by the fact that almost
every one on seeing a strange flower
almost invariably brings it near to
that organ through the aid of which
we enjoy odors There are great diff
ferences in the characters, so to speak,
of the perfumes of flowers. The deli
cate refined odor of European violets
properly belongs to SO modest a flow
er, while the over-powering, almost in.
toxicating perfume ofthe Gold banded
lily (Lilium auratum) suggests heated
bathrooms, a crowd and display.
There is one shrub whichis not snowy
but its tiny white flowers have such a
choice odor that were 1t better known
it would be often met within the green.
house and window garden. The shrub
is generally known as Olea fragrans,
the fragrant olive, but it is not an
olive, and its proper botanical name
is Osmanthus fragrans. 1t is a much
branched evergreen shrub, producing
an abundance of ti S3w5eiss flowers,
scarcely half an inch across, and is al
most constantly in bloom. 1t is diff
cult to describe odors; perhaps that
this flower may be best described AS
Satisfying" Some would call it ex-
quisite," and others might exclaim
chow recherche" without knowing
exactly what it meant. 1t is said that
the Chinese add these flowers to their
choisest teas, in order to perfume and
flavor them Ii this is true the Chi
nese show a discriminating taste in
selecting perfumes.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-02
A Change OF Heart.
he Detroit Free Press.

From the Detroit Free Press.
One of the "boys' now banging out
in Detroit was nabbed in Pennsyiva-
MIA a few months ago for some swim
ding game, and was locked up in a
county Jail pending examination. He
was the only prisoner in the building,
and he hadn't been in there fifteen
minutes before he felt that an hours
work would let him out. 1t was a
tumble-down affair, built hall a CEN
tury ago, and the turnkey was a
young Quaker As he received his
prisoner he said:
81 think | shall place thee on thy
honor not to escape.
"All right, replied the prisoner. 81
want to stay right here and see this
case through"
He. had the run Of the corridor and
an open cell, and about two hours
after supper he had no trouble wrench.
ing couple of bars off the corridor
window. Waiting for the jail to get
quiet he lifted the sash and climbed
out on tho sill for a drop to the ground
but at that instant he heard q voice
from beneath him saying:
sOn second thought concluded that
thy honor might not be as safe as my
vigilance. Get the back or Twill blow
thy head off,
The prisoner not only ''got thee, y
but the old crib held him safely until
he was taken into court.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-02
Mr.. Dana's Advice TO Governor
Hill.

New York Sun. Mr.. Hill does not,
it may be said, need wife on any po-
litical account, having enough of skill
and suavity,to to paddle his own canoe
through the difficult waters of politics.
Yet he ought tc get married. Not on
ly would the people like him better,
but he wcsald like himself better. He
is several years younger than the
President, but he is quite old enough
TO be married--he is bald, alas-and
he should 60 and do likewise. There
is no need of waiting as the President
has done, TO be forty-niner before
stirling gold. Our bachelor Governor
the poet:
Tis q happy state;
DO not. donot wait,
Tor some other fellow may marry her, and
theh you'll be too late
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