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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

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NOVEMBER WIND STORMS
BRING HOARY WINTERS FLEECY
GARB
And JeOpardize the Lives OF Sea-
men and Their Craft-Rail.
ways BlOckaded.

0swEGo, N. Y, November ia
bl zzard struck OsweRo st $3.50 o'clock
lest plight and it is still blowing and
showing hard. Trains are delayed
and the street railroad is Blocked for
the frat time since it's operation. A
feet OF ten light VESSELS left htre for
Canada about dark lsst nigtt t, and
grave fears are felt for their safety. Up
10 this time but one, the Snow Bird,
had been heard from and she was
a.hore at Charlotte. The crew are
safe. The wind blew forty miles an
hour on the lake, and the snow is
binding. 1t is feared the damage to
shipping has been great.
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BUFFAL, N. Y, November 1S.-Snow
to the depth OF eight inches and a
half fell here last night. The highest
velocity of the wind was thirty-six
mile per hour. No disasters were re-
ported at this end OF the lake, but the
water is the lowest in several years,
and a number of vessels are aground
in the harbor. Railroad traffic was
somewhat impsded this morning by
the snowfall,
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AZ New York,

NKw YORK, November l3.-The Sc
we're snow storm which prevailed
throu .hout this State and New Eng
lard yesterday afternoon reached here
this afternoon. The wind is blowing
hall gale, and the white flakes are
now falling in binding masses, but
only to melt as soon 70 they reach the
ground. Incoming trains from the
North aod West are somewhat de-
layed, but as yet not seriously. Adj
wees from all sections OF the State
show no abatement in the storm, snd
ehould it continue through the night
a serious blockade Of Traffic will occur.
Serious foods are feared in many
parts OF the State should the snow
melt rapidly.
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Heavy Rains ana Cotton Picking.

Leland Miss } Record The heavy
Iaius this week have proven very dis
astrous to the cotton crop. In great
May instances tbs cotton that was
not picked over was the heaviest
growth and had fallen down to a very
damaging extent. The rains that have
fallen will cause great loss, un ess
fair weather sets in at an early dsy.
Cotton pickers have been coming in
by hundreds, and 20 to work at once.
Planters have used every exertion 10
gather their crops before the bed
weather begun, and have done well,
but we hear some cay that they are
scarcely one.third done. II this be
true, crops are HEAVIER than some
think.
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CHICAGO, ILL, November 13.--The
Fat Stock Exhibition, now in progress
here, is 30 far the most successful yet
held. The exhibits are unusually
fine and the attendance unusually
large. There was quite a hutter
among stock men this afternoon when
II became known that the grand
sweepstakes had been taken by a thor
oughbred two year old Herlord. No
animal rs young as that had heretofore
taken sweepstakes, and oply once be-
fore has Il been taken by thorough
bred. The Herford men now feel that
their claims for that breed are win.
dicated.
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Orig nal Letter by BENEDICT Arnold,
Vinuicatfng Him. Found.

RoNDoUT, N. Y, November 1S.--The
original letter written by Benedict
Arnold to the American people in vim
dication Of his character after the at
tempted betrayal OF his country into
the hands of the British, is now in the
possession Of the Kingston Freeman.
1t was found in an old loft this alter
noon in Kingston by q. P. Garter.
The letter 10 written in a free flowing
hand.
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nursau stattstics on BreadstuT.

Al0ENao
WASHINGTON, November l3.-Ihe
Bureau of Statistics presents the t1l-
lowing export Fl ures: Breadsluiis;
October 1885, Sill ,646, 26s; 0eioher,
1885, $40 1872 265; ten months ended
October 81, 1886, $l22,477, 297; came
time last year, Sll2,425 0S3. Cattle
and hogs: October, 1886, SOL ,473; Oe-
tober 1885, SS6O,O74; four months
ended October 81, 1885, s7,6l6,667 !:
same time in 1885,, {8,5i7, $50. Beef
end pork products: October, 1886.
$5,74l 1874 October, 1885, 1922, 400 !
year ended October 81, 1886, i74,8l4,-
sos; year ended October 81, 1885, $780,
926,169 Dairy products: October,
1886, $1,O09,s59; October, 1885, ST.
043 931 ;six months ended October 81,
1886, $500, 427 same period Of 1886,
$7,254 Sol.
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Al OkMeRo.

OswEoo, November 13.-The tug
Proctor left here for Charlotte last
night with the barnes Bolivia and E.
O. Buel in tow. She got lost in the
snow storm and her barges broke
away. The tug, badly iced up, finally
got into Charlotte, but nothing has
been heard from the bargts. There
were six men on each barge. They
ara probably lost.
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improvements in Printing silver
Certificates.

WARRINGTON, November l3.-In
view OF the fact that many Of the new
81 silver certiiic ites were issued be-
fore they we're perfectly dry and have
since become blurred by use, the
Treasury Department hss adopted a
new drying system which 1t is thought
viii correct this defect in all future
issues. The design for the back Of the
new S. certificates hiss just been
adopted. II will be printed in light
shade of green and will represent five
standard silver dollars grouped 80 as
10 overlap each other. The 81 cerlifi-
Gates will be ready for Issue in few
daYR.
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rs the penalty Of the delay. To chow
that this is a question deserving con-
sideration, he refers to the clsim in
twelve consolidated cases Of Benkard
ard Schell, which recently came up
for refund, where the principal Of the
debt WAS $44. 60l and the interts. $751;
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Governments and Railroad Differ
encea 10 BE Settled.

WASHINGTON n vember S.--Charles
Francis Adams, jr, President of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, had
interviews yestt rdsy and today with
Secretary Lamar relating to the adjust
men Of difference between the gov
eminent and the railroad company
on current accounts, A settlement
entirely sstisiac,o DRY 10 both parties is
IL lair way # being reached and the
amount determined on will be imme-
diate'y lquidated by the company and
the accounts osed
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si0e, zoe for the YaEOO Delta Dis
lFict

WAsnNaToN, November 10 The
War Department to-day approved the
allotment by the Mssisslppi River
Commission Of 500 600 for the levees
Of the YeEoo. Mississippi Delta Dis
triet. This appropriation will be ex-
pended on the line Of that levee, be-
tween Memphis and the north line Of
Bolivar county, Miss. This, with the
work now beirg done in the district
below, viii complete a continuous
Inns Of levte from Memphis TO Vicks-
burg, distance Of about 800 miles.
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Troubles Existing Between Inn.
p0rters and Custom officers.

WASHINGTON, November l3.-Judge
McOue, Solicitor Of the Treasury, in
mis- annual report to the Attorney
General, again calls attention to the
great number Of suits pending in the
Circuit Court for the Southern District
OF New York between importers and
custom officers. which luits, he says,
create in effect Il ,ating or unliquidsted
debt against the Treasury, the magni-
,,nde OF which is beyond the scope OF
conjecture, aud which is running on
interest at the rate Of per cent. per
annum. Many OF these suits have
been per ding for over twenty-five
years. AT the beginning of this adj
minislration the number OF old sui
NJ ssue ia that district was about
$500, involving millions Of dollsrs, and
Stree then 1444 new suits have been
commenced. Within that period less
than 100 OF the casts have been tried.
LEGISLATION is therefore urged to pro.
vide for an additional Circuit Judge
in the second court for the exclusive
friai for this C a s Of casss. THIS would
be Il the direction of economy, be
s,ys, rs tie additional eXptnse would
be far less than the interest tho gov
lr rnens would be compelled to pay
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As BOstOn.

BosToN, Macs, November 13.-Dis-
patches from various portions of New
Hampshire and Vermont indicate a
heavy fall Of snow last night and this
morning. Several wrecks are reported
along the south shore. 1t is still
showing and blowing at 2:20 O'Clock
pm. nothing further has been heard
from the feet that left here last night.
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AZ Poughkeepsie.

PoUeHKEEPsIE, N. Y, November 10.
1t has been raining, showing and
blowing for the past twenty.four hours.
Considerable snow has fallen, but 1t
melted very rapidly. Last night the
wind tore down fences and stripped
trees. The Hudson is unusually nigh.
1t is growing colder. Allthe Western
trains are delayed.
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In virginia.

HARRsBURG, VA, November 49,
Parties coming in from West Virginia
today report eight inches Of snow on
Pendleton mountain in the Al
leghenies and still falling. The
mercury stands at $50, and 1t has been
showing all day.
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AZ Geneva,

GENEVA, N, Y, November 13.--The
heaviest snow storm ever experienced
this early in the season is now pre-
vailiDg here. The snow is twenty
inches deep on level and in drifts
from three to six feet. Trains ON all
the roads centering here are two hours
late.
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NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
THE POOR INDIAN MAKES AN
APPEAL
For Governmental Assistance In
Forming Confederation for
Protection and Respect.

wAspiSeToN. November 13.-The
Intsrior Department today received
conv Of the fourth annual message OF
tba Hon. d. w. Bushyhesd, Priucipal
Chief of the Cherokee Nation, Indian
Territory, to the National Council,
sitting at Tahlequah, November z,
1856. r
deem il my duty to invita- your atten-
tion 10 The subject OF a proposed con-
federation Of The nations and tribes OF
the Territory, with the hope that you
will take some action Of q definite
. character, looking to the formation OF
an international government, clothed
With such functions and powers as 1t
may deem proper to confer upon 1t.
The importance, not to say necessity,
for such action is suggested by the fact
that there are bills before Congress
providing for the erection Of terri
tory Of the United States out OF the 30
called no mans land with portions
of the Indian Territory as may
be inc uded by the consent OF
the tribes residing thereon. Thus
an insidious scheme for invld-
ing and dismembsring the Ter
ritory is sought TO be carried ont,
which, in my opinion, could be- de-
ftated Ia advance by the union oil the
tribes IN confsderahon, through
which they wou d.sct together on all
au stioHs involving the Interests OF
all. Such an organization would not
only conterve The interests OF the
wholeTerritory, but it would command
the respect OF the people and the
Government Of the United States. The
danger aud the power OF the white
man lies chiefly in his combination OF
forces. II behooves US to profit by the
example. The Indian Territory, oc'
cupied by thirty tribss, each, as in
olden days, distinct from the others,
invites invasion OF their rights from
the selfish and unscrupulous. The
Indian Territory, with her thirty
tribes bound together by Conetitu-
tional compact into one federal body
polite would, 10 my opinion, be able,
by virtue Of the moral force euch a
union would exert, and by the COM
bined and united action OF all to re-
sist all schemes for the dismember-
ment oil our country and invasion OF
our political and other rights"
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AZ WATERFOWL, MY.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, November 10,
10am.-There was heavy snowfall
last night and snow is still falling. 1t
is now over eighteen inches deep.
The trains are more than an hour late
on all roads leading to the city.
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AtLncI.nort. ny

LooKPoRr, N. Y, November lS.--It
began showing furiously here last
night at 10 o'clock, and finally ceased
at II O'Clock today. The snowfall has
been from eight TO ten inches deep,
and ia now thaXinR aloRlY.
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Al RYrncn.a.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, November 49,
SGow to the depth Of fifteen inches
has fallen here. Northern trains are
showed in and western trains are de.
layed several hours.
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AnVICE no NnTuruS.

Mas. WNsLow's SooTHINa SYRUP should
always DO used for children toething, It
s999theg tho child, s9liens the sums, al avs
all pain, cures wind Ole, and IL the best
remedy for diarrhoa, go bottle.
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AZ Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, November 49,
There is a foot OF STOW on the ground
here, and 1t is still showing.
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LIZ TOUR OU MONDE
POUR TROIs FRANCS.

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CHARLES LASSElGNE,
EDITeUR.REDAcTEUR.


Jamais homme sur terre,
Jesus ne le fut pas,
Par un tres grand mystsre,
Et malgrs son trepas-
N'aura CONNIE le bleme
Philanthrope de Milan,
Rssolu tel probleme,
Gu son equivalent.
Denis Papin que Jaime,
Car Il naquit l Blois,
Et gui fut grand lui-meme,
0 Vapeur, par tes lois,
Ne 1T point dams ls monde,
Avec son invention,
Sur IL terre ct sur ronde
Telle sensation.
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Et prise CONNIE IN rak
D;sa misux, dans este vie,
o. d fatalit6
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Pour d'autreo n clartS.
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IA ROSE oeyERicHo.

II y a dams le populaire uue sorte de l6.
gendc sur une plante Qui recu 10 nom vul.
ga,re do Rose de Jfricke, ct q0i, dit.ou, .
pour facult6 mystique do s'6panOuir quand
on 10 met dans l'eau sux jours des grandes
fates clr6tienpes.
Cette pIante, qui croft on edet dams lee
terrains mtides de Ia Palestine, n0us Get ap.
p0rt6e sous Ia f0rms dune sOrts de- petite
tOufIo arrOndie, cOmpOsGe dc branchages
arisat,ea crisp6s lee uns snr les antres, au-
desaus d'une racine pivotautS d6nnd6e, out
repr8sents Ia tige DE- cetts pr6tsndue rose.
81 pon fait ploDger daos rsau cette tige,
ION volt au bout d'ua certain tempe lee
Is""eIcsee s's."-~os Pc \ pee, st rsaaem-
Bile do In tOufIs semble s'6pauoair eosnDe
feraient lee p6tales dune rose 6cartsot 10
calico dm bOatOn; mais, en r6alit6, u ny =
Ia nj fsuilles. nj p6tales. L'analogie avec
Ia ross ae rebuilt 1 Ia disposition dee ramil.
Ions grisatres. qni s'espacent legsremsnt on
montiant des especes do petites capsules
dures Qui y s0nt attaches.
tatica Hier0cSRtico dee bOtanistes, plaute do
IL tamills des Crxcifsres camille dn radis,
dn COLA, do Ia b0urse d pasteur, etc.,. Ellie
croft dams lee aables dc Palestine OF de Sy.
tie; quand, apras avoir Aeuri,-petites
6eurs blnncl,es ! quatre p6tales,-elle .
mdri aes graines, lee tiges qui portent les
capsulcs Oa sOUt ces grai0ss % dess6chent,
- cOntractent sur ces graines m6mes, ct 10
racine cessant d'adh6rer an col, lee vents
roulent ces plantes en- fOrme dc boules 1
travers les deserts.
Or, pour expliquer Il ph6nomeoe deveua
l&gentlaire, II faut sav0ir que lee tiges dee.
s6ch6ss do cstte plante sout tres fortemeut
hygrom6triques, c'est.a. dire que rhumidi.
q . pour pr0pri6t6 do les dilater. do lee
disteudro ct dc provoqusr On semblant do
movement, QUO Ton 4 consid6r6 comme
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on On r6vcil. Avons.
n0us bSsoin d'sjouter QUO Ia dilasati0n -
produit 1 n'importe Qaelle 6poQue dc Pan.
ME. dn moment Oh rhuuidit6 intervieata
Motions d'ailleurs Que 10 double ph6n0.
meme de Ia contraction des tiges par re6et
do Ia s3cheresse, ct dc leur dilatati0n pas
l'elEet de rhumidit6, ne eonstitue rieu moins
qu'nne admirable mesure do pr6voyanoe
naturelle, ayaut pour bot ID conservation
do l'espSes. Et voici comment. 81 lee
graines mAres, sSchappant des capsules,
tombaient s0r 10 terre s6che, Giles seraieat
perducs, brdI6es mails lee tiges les eonsee.
vent jusQu'A vpoQoe pluvieuse. Alors d.
latation dee tigse, Ouverture dee capeoIoe,
dissemination des graines don't IL gerna.
mination oct du reste tres rapide. I'm
m0ins de vingt. .quatre beures,-noss Pa-
vOus coostat6,-le eerme fait pointer asa
radicnle Qui douue one plaute noavelle.)
L. r6aliH est done ici uoo moiss po6tiqos
Que 10 l<eeude.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-11-27

On parle Do 10 nuance dee lsttres.
UR original . on lid6e Do rscherchsr lsar
paisaauee II : oct arrive. Cest % vess:
Ainsi IA d0it "a naissance Hsreule, car
on salt que
Hercuie at "A pres d'Omphale..
Nine Putiphar pretend que 10 "B malt"
dc Joseph.
QUAINT al premier cas Dc &C cit6", II -.
part!eMt an premier aveugle.
I-e premier navigxteur tsouva 10 D: On
marin no s'ave"tare iaa,ais ear ID msr sass
"son D..
Un potisr, dane son hunisur beusaue.
Bsisant son vesse md toars6,
SIcria: "Cs visnx pet tait re-.
LIE nous vieut.dooe dun vase Strusqae.
On VT l"F Uaitss" % Palestine "a nj
lieu des ereis6s.
On " "trouva 10 @ % AfsiQuo.
LII son pAre Lyon: "pere H".
La vaehe 10 tjset h peeAjoee lettso d
monde.
Lss osdisas aossaisst - sbaAe,
LIN sait. Il shsss 81 hSiqos.
Quaut 1 LO, II naquit dans 10 joarus-
lisme:
Ds maiut journal partest vauel,
10 AZ d b Pubjloit5
hit laanoscs st h r6claoA
AvOmes que e'est plus amusaut que lee
explieati0Ms dee d6cadents ct que c'sst tout
aassi logiqns.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-11-27

Uns l<eendre uassbse que lee vieux CO.
que. m0gts rac0utenk aux n0aveaux venus
dass l. partis ct que 10 Pstit Parisiss rt6-
dite:
QaaAse eroqus- mosts cent eomuaodee, D
iour, pour atlsr proe6der ! l'sossvelisse-
meSt Don brave homme.
lie arrivs"t, h biere suf r6panle, q -
trompeut d6tage dass b osisos.
Ils soaasne; On lear oevse, ct ils eot!ent
traoQuillement dams 10 ehashge a'un SSeii-
lard qui ttait prteis6msst Sest 0alads.
Celui-ci, eo0os On Sioagiss, Poasoo %
csi % tseroas On lee voyast.
-Ce@osnti dit ras dss ssoeae-ooste,
vous n'tses pas encore oestS... Al! apses
toat - % fAit rien, noas ~ eoooss pos
p,o,ake... N0as atteudronsl
Es IL dispsssut 10 biArs ! tssrs ct ils s'as'
oOieot gvavsmeot.