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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. February 1l.-virgInia skies.
consolidated, &c. past due coupons, 5914; tenfor-
ties 4O tlrees 594a; North Carolina skies, DID,
LIT bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. February 11.-Cotton dull
middling 8. Flour steady and quiet Wheat
southern dull and nominal; western higher and quiet
southern red 9OaS4; southern o amber: 95a97;
red, spot sS4 bid: March, Soa4a9O; May. 92l4a92la
Corn-southerD irmer and steady: western higher;
southern white, 46a5Ola: southern yellow, 46a4S;
western mixed. SPOT 45ssaA5' neDluary 5A7a455s
Oats easier and duii-so9theFI 39a43 western white
Rye quiet 8sa71 Provisions steady and quiet, Eggs
easy and dull. plaza Petroleum lower and dull
refined 7a7s. Sugar-copper refined steady. OA
Whisky quiet, L18a1. 20. Other articles unchanged
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet cotton
5s2d;: a9aI. ls; grain: 81 Recsigtso o l2$l
oats, 5000 bushels. Shipments Sales-wheat,
$4,000 Bushels; corn. 241 900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, liz, February IL. i p.m.-Wheat closed
steady = shade under yesterday.cash, 7ssas24;
Cash Cash scr March 81; May, 49sl6. Oats firm
Cash, 1l.O71E March. llO71a May. 1l.271Aall 30
Lard steady-Cash, GOTH; March, 61Oa6. lila; May,
6,2Oa6.22A
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FINANCIAL.

PH1scr & WH1rE1r
STOCK BROKERS
1sofish AVENUE New York
t39 18th street ACorcoran Building), Washington
PRlVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY, II. CRUGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD c. EYRE
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, D. c.
WILLIAM K TRAyERS, Special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission all classes of HALLWAY
Securities.
H II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
garding the markets received through our wires in.
stantly, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
AL orders executed and reported promptly, lei
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THE CABINET MEErTN0.-There was full at
tendance ut the cabinet meeting to-day. The
Chinese question and nnancial matters were
under Oonddetattons
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THr F1nnr UrrAxrn. ADnnn.
The VICTOR in q thousand battles, conscious OF hi
own strength, derived from

IHE FrRY UsrAxxD" ADLza.
The VICTOR in q thousand battles. conscious Of hi
own strength, derived from
THE PEOPLE,
To whom he owes al that he q or ever hopes to BE-
challenges any man OK woman to impeach hh loyalty
THE PEOPLE
Or to show single instance wherein he has hAled u
PROTECT
Those who pasroniss him
His prices are like the laws ofthe
MEDEs AND PERsIANs,
UNALTERABLE
To quote them would inhame the already aroused
and heated passions of his xeud be) competitors but
If you would be made to understand the true inward
ness, and feel the wholesome effects Of
ADLER ON THE BRAIN,
You have simply to visit
VICTOR 3. ADLEKS
TEN PER CENT FEN
CLOTHING HOUSE,
e27 AND s29 SEVENTH ST. n W..
Where q full explanation will be given "without
money and without price, nthe explanation is salts
factory, and you fit to make Investment 1t will
be duly appreciated. and you win be amply rewarded
~ REa1ENBER THE PLACE. "a
VICTOR E ADLER'S
PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE,
e27 and 929 It'll Street Northwest
Corner Massachusetts, avenua
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
And that the lowest
~ Open Evenings until 8: Saturdays until IL
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An INDIAN RUHoR DENIKD-Commissione
OF Indian Affairs Atkins has received dis
patch nom I. ]. Shehan, agent at the White
Earth Indian reservation, In Minnesota ~ fol.
lows There II not word Of truth In the re-
port that the Indians Of Red Lake or White
Earth are arming for mischief or ara In the
least dissatis0ed. The Indians In the entire
ageuoY ere quiet and contoatod."
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER-The follow.
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
B a. m, 300; am, $40; IL a. m, AID:
2p.m, Ais Maximum. 43.3. Minimum, 80. L.
COUGH Is DANGEROUS: Red Star Cough
Cure at once removes il. No narcotics.
Ii came, we rubbed, il conquered our pain.
Twas St Jacobs OIL. IL never fails.
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TTNHOMAS E WAGGAXAN,
REAL 5da ESTATE, KNoWN As PREM1sEs No:
ssg FsEEFvASEA *AShsV WAs EhAE
o 3 ene e Ss in Rsr
cords of the District of Columbia and at the re- H
quest OF the party secured thereby. we, the
ofths premises, on FRIDAY the TWELFTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A D. 1856, at FIVE (5) O'CLOCK
rolls subdivision of original Lot numbered one n in
square numbered five hundred and seventy-fve $3.50
except that to United States
Of the land records of said District of Colum.
bta2 And also all that part Of Lot numbered eight
north line of said Lot FIVE and between said north
line Of said Lot and public alley being the same par
GELS ground and premises conveyed with excep-
tee, by deed recorded In Lber No 1877 folio 395 ct
seq fthe Land Records fthe District of Columbia
Gulnnand and others, building commstee Of the Grush
Nerein, OF Washington. D. G. recorded in Liber No.
S75 folio 352 of the Land Records of the District of
Hitz and others TO William Lewis. recorded among
the Land Records Of the District of Columba-im,
eleven rooms and known as wv Ie@s capise aP Res
taurant."
The terms of sale: Onethird cash, and the balance
notes of the purchaser with at six per cent
per annum: interest payable semiannually; principal
as
cnssef at the time Of sale All conveyanug at the
sale Ge Payss ont a Snd day
sale must be complied with within ten days from day
OF sale otherwise the property will be resold at the
after five days notice in The Evening Star
EUGENE CARUSI,
4S6 Louisiana ave- NV, r.
w. J. MILLER, ATuHeeS
as5O-dtHdS 1856 Louisiana We n.w.,J
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Gen. Lesa. o. the E.ss.~.- csrps.

Gen. Logan IN the Eagtaees Csrps.
Hk THINKS THERE Is pIsPosrrioN IL CON-
eREss TO SHOW PREFERENCE roRrr
In the course OF a debate in the senate to-day
upon the bin 20 regulate the promotions OF
graduates OF the United States military
academy, Mr.. Logan said there seemed
10 De disposition I'm Congress %
snow preference for the engineer corpa.
mat corps seemed 10 have more friends I'm CON-
sress than any other division OF the army. The
great military leaders, he said. never come
rom the engineer corps, but from the Infantry
or cavalry. Besides. he said, nobody could point
20 any great engineering feat that had not been
acnfeNed by civil engineers. Army engineers
naa not wrought any such great works as The
opening OF the mouth OF the Mississippi river
Mr. Logan added that the popular impress
sion that the cadet who graduates as
the mead OF his class IL the ablest
intellectually is erroneous. The marks. he
SAID, which cadet receives Tor conduct are
considered IN fixing his rank in the class and
the one who graduates first may not be the
most intellectual. Neither Grant nor sheridan,
ne SAID, graduated at the head OF their classes
though both made good soldiers.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marrfage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court To r. K
Coyington and Bessie l.. Thompson; Robert
Gibson and Sarah Hunter.
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PROPOSED NOMINATION OF Ex-CoNoRRssMAN
FINNERTY.-Leading republicans of Illinois, SO
a STAR reporter was to-day informed by
member of that party of that state contemplate
nominating ex-Congressman Finnerty, of Chi
cagO, TOR state treasurer at the approaching
election. The idea is that his nomination viii
hold the Irish American vote which went from
the democracy to Blaine and Logan.
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AUCTION SALES.

S~A-AAS1SN~s
T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
pay. fEsSgAkY TH1RTEESTH. 1855 Al
40 Sewing Machines
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
s'eafhs; Carriages Bussies. Horses Wagon; and
T'HoMAs DOWNING. AuctiOneeT.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BY virtue Of order passed by the Orphans Court
Hacos on fTIpR sY T se E
TENTH, lss6. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at the
niture Of the late K Elliot, Consisting in part Of
EMBOSSED VELVET PLUSH PARLOR SUITE,
WICKER At sEf oP WHISuT - YTEaiBXLE E;
LOUNGES, VERY HANpsoME; Hall RACK,
ANP II MEN HTs AN bIMIa aPkE
MMATE Hf R*T WAtNTT isFDEB3ABR
fNds xS CHINA ANR ShAsS MARE RAhN
S S7dSiaS s. TTSSETHES WITH oTHEk Ar
CHARLES A. ELLIOT.
f9dts Executor of r X. Elliot
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
S 90 la STk I. sER s3TTHEAsT BEING HOUSE
DO G1 20 Of the
wrtes r 81 OF sb OF ana Ct the
81 p isSs I 9SvS SS65S
Of Or orns lot
ID
plat and plan Of the city of Washington. D. c. begin
an inch thence south hundred and forty feet
and eleven inches to the line of said lot thence
east twenty-five feet and onethird inch and thence
w al the
appurtenancest to the same belonging or in anywise
Terms: "a cash balance In 1 and Q years notes. to
6ea. interest, payable semiannually and to be Sc
ass
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of deautng
9, in
,a2sd&ds Franz FkANSlf B = sa sMd4H' Trustees
9 THE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED UNTIL
k sJI, 4: 3: 1885, At FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ, In
mont OF the premises
fsA&as f FkASR b h sMfFH. Trustees.
T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF THE FINE
LAW LIBRARY
OF THE LATE
RICHARD T. MERRICK
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1885,
COMMENCING AT 7:3O O'CLOCK F. NJ.
AT
AUCTION ROOMS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND ELEVENTH STREET
WILL BE ON EXHIBITION ON WEDNESDAY
NEXT AND UP TO DAY OF SALE
TERMS CASH.
fS-t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TNHOMAS e WAGGAXAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer
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"ALKER'S...204 10TH STREET NV.
w Plain and Ceder Carpetlinng, new lot
han teits Ior timers and siatern
Charcoal, Lime. Cenenl 60 ala
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TWO SECTION HANDS FALL FoRTY-FIvE FEET
AND ARE FATALLY INJURED.
GAhLIPOLIs, OHIO, Feb. 11-Three section
hands with a truck loaded with rock were
crossing trestle yesterday, when a freight
train on the Hooking Valley road
came upon them. They dropped to the
The train demolished the truck, scattered the
rock and broke the hold of two of the men, who
fell forty-five feet and received fatal injuries
Their names are Amos Weng and Charles Nc
Mullen.
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The Woman's Missionary society, Of Lincoln
Memorial church, has received a contribution
OF SIG. SO from the teachers and pupils Of Sum.
ner building for the Howard row sufferers
The certificate OF the election Of George Dun.
Edward Thornton, Henry Thornton, William
Reynolds, Otaway Nicholas, Henry Bolden and
church, has been h!ed.
The Washington Theatrical Mechanics asso-
citation he's filed certificate of incorporation.
The objects are mutual improvement and to
render assistance to members ct the time Of
sickness and death. The cotporaton are
Henry Sauter Augustus Elliot, Morgan Asher
WoOd. VIM. q. Hoover, Walter Lockhead, Francis
III. Donaldson, Waiter Williamson, Frank v.
6autee and Edward Wonn, -
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WOOD AND COAL

10000 sse OF e MNEp Sohk
variety, al the very lowest prices. Kindlinz and
StoVe W COG prepared IN the best manner. Quick and
prompt delivery send i'll your orders
Ofbce. lll4 Pennsy lvania avenue.
Branch Offices, SZS Pennsylvania avenue and 2Oth
and streets northwest
Depot and Wharf, eta and Water streets southwest.
14-o-on c. L SHERIFF.
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ESTABLISHED 1911.
ESTABLISHED 1911.
s SoS oH IL 90 of # 90 S Ern ooook 3 BDP B
9cHH HHH9 9HHS ok e 6 81 3 3
CCC H 90 CCC EEB 90 TIA Odd
vi ####ssssK Fl IT, Es7 e..
w. Il HHssssk XII EEE ssss
MILD. MELLOW AND DELICIoUa

The peculiar medicinal qualities of whisky distilled
from the finest growth of Rye in the renowned valley
OF the Monongahela, have attracted the attention
the medical faculty in the United States to such de-
Materia Medica.
beg to invite the attention Of connosseursto our
celebrated fine OLD WHISTLES, which we offer at
the following prices, in cases containing one dozen
bottles each.
OLD RESERVE WHISKY... ........ .S1S 90
ONRIVALLED UPPERTEN WHISK Yf......1 Is. 90
BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY-.... 90
~ II you cannot obtain these whiskies from your
Grocer, we Will on receipt of bank draft registered
letter. or post office money order {or q D. if pre-
Ierre0), denver them to your address, by express
charges prepaid to all points of Mississippi river
or by freight to any part of U. s. (prepaid)
For Excel epce Purity and Eveness Of Quality, the
above are unsurpassed by any Whistles In the mar
ket. They are entirely free from adulteration and
possess q natural favor and fine tonic properties
These Whisk les are sold under guarantee to give
perfect satisfaction: otherwise to be returned at our
expense. Correspondence solicited.
FL. H. w. CATHERWOOD.
ia South Front St. Philadelphia
d7-3m N. Y. Ofice-16 South William st.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 p prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE-
Company Pier. No AZ North River, foot of Morton
street, New York
81 Laurent, de Jousselin. Wednesday. Feb l.. A a. M
Amerique, santeh Wednesday. Feb "a 10 a. M
Canada. Padel, wednesday, March 3, 3 D. N
labrador. Perier dHauteriye, Wednesday, March
10. 3 q
Checks PAYABLE on sight in amounts TO suit on the
Banque Iransatlantique of Paris LOUIS DE BE-
BlAN, Agent. No. q Bowling Green New YORK
Messrs BELL ~ CO, Agents for the District of
Columbia l4S! Pennsylvania avenue.
4O Washington ID c.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRrED.-An English pug dog
was stolen from the residence Of John Brock,
1929 14th street. yesterday afternoon. Joseph
Samuel Geiston, $50 East Capitol street, re-
ports stolen from stable four chickens worth
81 so.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. John w. Albaugh, manager
of the opera house here and the Holiday street

PERSONAL.-Mr. John w. Albaugh, manager
of the opera house here and the Holiday street
theater, Baltimore, who is in poor health, LEFT
for Florida tO-day.-A Madrid dispatch says
Senior Muruaga has been appointed Spanish
minister to Washington, to succeed Senior Va
lera.-Commodore Price and II. H. Leavitt
late U. S. consul at Managua, Nicaragua, were
registered in New York last night.-Lieut
VIM. B. Hancock, Geo. w. Puck, OF Cleveland,
and Chas. Hosmer of the coast survey, are at
the Ebbitt.- Commodore Upshur was in Chi
cago on Tuesday.-Mr. Miller, commissioner
of Internal revenue, is again confined to his bed
by a severe cOld.-James r. Davies, of New
York, Chas. II. Cramp, of Philadelphia, and Rev.
T. b. Nicely, of Pottsviile, are at the Riggs
]. ID. Patton, Of Richmond, and w. K. Post,
of New York, are at the Metropolitan.-R L.
Patterson and j. 7. johnson, Of Toronto, are at
the National-A. Mansfield and wife, Of CIeve-
land, aud H. A. Upper and ]. w. Jones. Of
Richmond, are at the st. James.-Mr Rose
water, editor OF the Omaha Bee, is in the city,
the guest of Senator Van Wyck.-EK-District
Attorney Dorsheimer, Of New York, and Mar
vim Hughitt, vice president Of the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad, are at the ArlingtOn.-
]. M, Munyon, of Philadelphia, Jas. +. Murphy,
of San Francisco, Rev. r. p. Owens, of PEORIA
w. McMunn and wife, Of Chicago, and Albert
Blair, of St Louis, are at Willard's.-Mr. and
Mrs GOuverneur Morris and Joseph Cooney, of
New York, James ID. Hancock and family, OF
Franklin, Pa, J. II. Taylor, Carrollton, O., and
3. J. Richie, of Akron. O., are at the Ebbitt
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EDUCATIONAL


n GERMAN SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION FOR
= n iSh0-r Orte has been opened at Ills lIth 81 H.
~ ms course of teaching pup Is can In a short
.Is acquire Knows ledge Of music taaf has usually
saSth NJ hths ofstudy by the American methods
isSe1s privately or in classes For particulars call
- t"e oeucio f9-2m
SHELD0NS DANCING ACADEMIES AT 1904
-, ST. NV Monday. WedE esday, Friday and sat-
ur1ay Al Sd ST and Pennsylvania ave. c. tuesday
ana Saurday- Vow is the time to join for particpa-
ton IN the SIay Ball. rs
ESSoNS IN ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC
~ Art Apply or address Miss MARC ERITE Il.
SAXION, 6I2 18TH NV. frlm
ENRENCH PRIVATE LESSONS To SERIOUS
STUDENTS; simple, easy and thorough system. Prof
II. LARkOQCE, from Paris. SorbOnne University.
refer 70 French minister. 1914 ST. NV. f22m*
"AsHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w 81 Cloud building, cor. 9th and F NV. Sew
enteenth year. Piano, Organ, Voice. Violin. Flute,
Sornet, &C Free advantages o. & BULLARD,
Director. la pms
Mrs. ADELINE DUvAL MACK I424 y sT
WI has reopened her school of Elocution and Ora
matte Art also private class in English branches with
teachers for French and Mathematics ja30-2w*
INSTRUCTION. IN LATIN, GREEK, MATTE
a mates and English, by Prof. F.A-SPRINGER. late
Cfvt Service Examiner Applicants for examination
prepared Apply for circulars and information ABB
9th st NV dl-3m*
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men"--19 gallons or more than half
a barrel to each man. at should
not be overlooked, too, that intern
perance even in its grosser forms
was not then confined, as it is now,
to the lowest classes, to vile haunts
and the slums, but existed in the
best circles, among statesmen,
scholars, philosophers, the itcrati
and the clergy. There was little
moral sentiment against it,"
During these years, an "Amcri-
can Society for the Promotion of
Temperance" had been organized,
but in this as in many other similar
societies formed about this time, no
pledge was adopted, nor did they
insist upon total abstinence, even
from distilled liquors. While many
most earnest and devoted men pro-
NOTED the cause, they could not see
that e more radical step was neces-
sary then to recommend the tempe
rate use of spirituous liquors.
ITO be continued
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Gather to ELL my lungs with the cold

weather to fill my lungs with the cold
air.
The Vicar remarked that he presumed
his name had been connected with the
report from his having mentioned the
case to Mr.. John Thomas, chemist of
Llanon. lie said Mr.. Pugh was former.
ly n resident of their parish, but vas now
living in the parish of Llanddcinol.
This medicine they administered 10
me according to the directions, when to
their surprise and delight no less than
my own, the spasm ceased. | became at
ease, and my stomach was Gained. My
bowels were moved as by gentle
calhartic, and | felt sense of quiet
comfor; all through such as | had not
before realized in many years. | could
walk around the house and breathe
comfortably in few hours after had
taken the medicine. have continued
to take the medicine daily now for
something over two months, and can
lie down and sleep sweetly at nights
and have not since had Il rccurien of
those terrible spasms and sweutings.
have been so long broken down and re-.
duced in my whole system that have
not tried to perform any very hard out.
door labor, deeming i, best to be pru-
dent lest by ovcr.eXertion / may do my.
self injury before my strength is fully
restored. | feel that my stomach and
bowels have been and are being thor
oughly renovated and renewed by the
medicine. In fact | feel like u new
man,
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A REMARKABLE COLD WATCH.

The Edinburgh police authorities
hold in their possession at present
a gold watch which would seem to
have rather remarkable history.
The watch is of the usual lady's
size, but it bears this inscription:
"H. c., from w. Wordsworth,
Poet-Laureate, in memory of his
daughter Dora, who died the 9th of
July, 1S47. Rydal Mount, March,
1850" Assuming the inscription
to be genuine, and there is no reason
to doubt it, this watch was presented
by the poet within about month of
his death, which occurred on the
23rd of April, 1850. 1t was his
daughter Dora, otherwise known as
Mrs. Quillinan, who accompanied
him on his memorable visit to Sir
Walter Scott at Abbotsford. This
visit was made in the autumn of
1881, when Scott, broken in health
and spirit, was about to start for
Italy. Before the visitors left, the
Laird of Abbotsford wrote some
stanzas in an album belonging to
Wordsworth's daughter, and in pre-
senting them said, ~ should not
have done anything of this kind but
for your fathers sake; they are
probably the last verses shall ever
write.' 1t is difficult to say to
whom the "H. c." on the watch
refers. In his collection of poems
Wordsworth has some verses ad-
dressed "To II. c., six years DID,"
and it is possible they refer to the
same individual. One of the verses
runs thus:-
Oh, blessed vision! happy child,
Thou art so eXquisitely wild,
think of thee with many fears
For what may be thy lot in future
years.
The watch came to the hands of
the police through the usual medium
of the pawn office, the ticket having
been found in the possession of
woman charged with completely in a
series of railroad thefts. Pail Mall
Gazette.
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Great Excitement in Wales
about a Marvellous Cure.
Living Six Years Without
Going to Bed.

A. c ,u,..,-
NM IoiioN hi'e epenuihs lew
ua.s d. tne Picasanl seasloe Town Vi
hsoe,yssmT .i '..a. , Naies, l
ne s' iei"'e" WIN. seenisu ~ me ellher
tapu,ous Story vi hiaI Veiloas cure.
s'T.y "as .'a. pSoi euioiei "no
aau lot naen aoie W Nv uow!i ~ oeu ior
pa ~ ,onS 1e' S''eu Wy W uie W al, tie
DoctoTs, nao peuh speeGl'y cureu ny
some sons Iateh. hieulGlne' AZ was related
Nun the more iihpllci commence from
" Ine olloui,is.ahce, as was salu! !lla' tne
w., ioa ~ W i..a I ys.yu was ianai!inr VIII
'ne i"o's' "hn oou'u 'ouoii luz VIC tru'h
OF the report.
Having a little curiosity to know how
such stories grow in travelling, | took
rystyd 10 Call upon the Vicar, the Rev.
i. Evans, and to enquire about this
wonderful cure. though total stran-
ger to him, Doth he and his wife most
graclously entertained me in half
hours conversatlon,p principally touching
the case Oh Mr.. Iugh, In which they
seemed 10 take deep ana sympathetic
interest, having been familiar with his
suherings. and now rejoice" IN what
seemed 10 them most remarkable cure.
lie strongly vouched MI. WIN. Pngh's
character us respectable farmer and
worthy OF credit. | left the venerable
vicar with liyeiier sense OF u happy
relation OF pastor and people, feeling
that he was one who truly sympnthised
with all who are afflicted in mind, body:
or estate.
on my return TO Aberystwith, l was
impressed with n desire to see MIR. Pugh,
whose reputation stood so high: His
farm is called PancCm-Mawr, signifying
"aboVe the dingle," situated near the
summit OF smooth round hill, over
looking a beautiful! valley in which is
situated the lovely ivymantled Church
OF Llanddeinol. l found Mr.. Pugh,
apparently about Az years old, OF medium
height, rather Slight with pleasant and
intelligent face. l told him had heard
OF his great atiiiction and of his remark
able ana almost miraculous relief and
that had come to learn from his own
lips, what there was OF truth in the re-