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ing: and landing we'll on to the rocky
point, he threw himself upon his face. to
prevent his pitching OIL it into the depths.
felt the snnr above me shake heneatht the
shock of his impact, and rs 1t did SO l saw
yio,cn na;;e daprasseS Sy him t ns he na spr neen
ty hack when relieved of his weight, till,
for the first time during a'l the centuries,
1t got beyond its balance, and fell with a
most awful crash right into the rocky
chamber which had once served the phil
nsopher Moot for n hermitage. rs I have no
passage that lends to the Place of Life with
some hundreds of tons of rock.
All this happened in n second, and Curl
ouslv enough, Notwithstanding m yterrible
position. l noted it aIl inv~oluntarily. Is it
human being would 20 down that I'd dread
path again.
Next instant I felt Leo seize me by the
right wrist with both hands. BY lying flat
upon his stomach on the point Of rock he
could just reach me-.
c,s sYep IN must ss,d let 4 80 , and as1n swing s ! s yG9,nrs,e,af
voice, land then I will try and pull you up.
or we will both go together. Are you
rcadys"
By way of answer I let 60, first with my
left hand and then with the right. and
swayed out as q consequence clear of the
w W. 1OGNs AAy NClSIlV IlulAkIIlS
upon I4eo's arms. It was a dreadful mo.
!mcnt. He was 9 very powerful nnn, I
knew, but would his strength be equal to
lifting me up till I could get q hold on the
top of the spur, when, owing to his posi-
tie q a 3 l BAD s &c 5!.s!s ! p%a swaas 70 ana mo.
while he gathered himself for the effort,
and then I heard his sinews cracking above
me, and felt myself lifted up as though I
were q little child. till I got MY left arm
on it. The rest was easy: in two or three
more seconds was up. and we were lying
painting side By side, trembling like leaves,
and with the cold Precipitation of terror
pouring from our skins.
And then, us before, the light went out
Ikea lamp
For some half hour we lay thus without
speaking q word, and then at length began
to creep along the great spur as best we
might In the dense gloom. As we got to-
ward tue faco of the cliff, however,, from
which the spur sprung ont like C. spike
only q very little, for It was night over
head. Alter TINT the gusts Of wind de-
creased, and we got along rather better,
and at last reached the mouth OF tho first
caye or tunnel. But now n fresh tronble
stared us in the face; our oil was gone, ind
the lamps We're, no doubt. crushed to pow
der beneath the fallen rocking-stOne. We
were even without n drop Of water to stay
our thirst. for we had drunk the last iii
the chamber of Moot. How were we to
see to make our way through this last
bowlder-Strewn tunnels?
Clearly all that W. could do was to trust
to our ems of feeling, and attempt the
passage in the dark, SO In We crept. fearing
I. That II we delayed to do SO our exhaustion
would Overc0r1s us, and We should proba-
bly, lie down and die where We were.
oh the horrors OF that last tlnneli The
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-02-03

The carly bird catches the bronchitis, and
lovcrs of early morning walks will find this a
true maxim. II we were permitted to make a
suggestion, We should whisper: "Usc DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup"
solve YOU a reason on comrnlsionw Why
Of Counsel will. am cured Of rheumatism.
which has kept me cnslayel for twenty years,
by using Salvation OH, which cost me only :a5
cents.
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-Ex.president Orevy IL an ~exquisite clsssi-
cal scholar. He loves music and painting.
and has . chastencd style In writing aud
speaking. The passions Of his old eIe arc
money and his daughter, without whom he
could not live.
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There was recently sold at auctionin Paris
an autograph. letter of Mirabcau, from prison,
for $ll; one of Danton for g and one written
Jointly by H%Obcspierre, the great Carnot, and
other worthless Of the revolution for q.
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"Royal Glue" Mends Everything.
Broken Chine, Glass, Furniture, Orna-
ments, Leather, etc. Everlasting ~tcnacityl
Always liquid and ready. Free sample walls
at druggists and groccrs.
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Motor kcclpy has quit working on his mo-
or and vii lwritc abook.
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Eight of the big mills at Fall River, Mass.
paid more than 12 per cent. last year, and ST,
paid from q to II per cent.
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II afflicted with sore eyes, use DIR. Isaac
Tliompson's Eye water. Druggists sell
it. 25c.
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Lady Murray is going to give a grand
fancy hall at Cannes soon-all the guests to
appear as characters out. of the sArabian
NiyNts.M
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-Jamcs A. T'rottcr, the celebrated colorcd
recorder of the District of Columbia, often
takes in as high us sla5 Il day in fees, and is
making u small fortune.
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IrcuISG PUTS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; intense itching and sting
Cd to continue t,.,nors form: which often ,,eea and
stops the itching and bleeding, heals liberation. and
II many cases removes the tnmors., y Il eonGlly
ESON, Perpetrators, Philadelphia. SwAyNE's ONT.
EEET can ba obtained OF druggists. Sent BY Ma0
for 50 cents.
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Consumption surely Cured.

To the Edttor:-
Please inform your readers that I have q
positive remedy for the above named disease.
BY Its timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. I shall be glad
10 send " bottles of my remedy r.EE to any
OF your Urn readers who have consumption 4
address. Respectfully.
7. a. sLOGuM, NJ. C., ISL Pearl street, New
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Don Plat Is said to have frat applied the
word "crank'' to eccentric people.
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George Vanderbilt, a son of William H..
has offered 5000, 800 for the .sSeaman's Re-
treat house and grounds, at staplcton,
Staten Island. with the purpose of presenting
it to the county for u court house and jail.
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For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.

Medical md scientific skin has ut isgt so.scd the
problem Of tho long pccicl medicine for the nor.
yo',s. debii:tatcd. and III. aged. by combining tho
best nerve tunics. Celery und Cucs, Will Other eiicc.
tive remedies. which. acting gently but efficiently
OH tbs Kidneys. liver md bowels. rnmnvo disease.
tceso,N strength aild lcnpw vitality. THIS raedicineil
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Railroads agents at all points tributary to
Sioux City are instructed to receive above as
freight and give special rates ON same, so CON
sign same to STRANGE Bros,
Proprietors City Rendering Works.
Office on Pearl street.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FoR PAIN,

Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, sciat.
lea. L%usnbaEo, i~sncknchc. I%IcadacI,e,
~Voothacl,c, Sore Tlir0at, Swell.
4ngs. ErUstbites, Sprains,
Bruises, Cuts, burma
and Scalds.
WHAT 1T IS.
LEI It is in one word q cure; it is moi merely
tSls a relief and in no sense q curc-all; Il
IS the product OF scientific research.
ID 1t strengthens while it sootlics and sub
Aus dues, heals and cures 1t literally cor
qucrs pain.
3h Its effects are curative and permanent to
w: the whole group of muscular miserics
18th 1t docs not merely irritatc the outer sur
FIJI. face, nor does ii merely soften or relax
10 CONSTRUCTED muscle. To its specific action a
superior curative virtue is s%uperadded.
Eth Npenctrates deeply but gently; search
vlll: ingly. and surely, seeking the pain
spot in: an effort to conquer.
9Th Each constituent Of the formula has a
VtIis recognized intrinsic virtue to serve
most suraly the cure Of pain.
Sold By Druoctss and Dealers Epev.rhsre.
THE CHARLES A. YncslER CO., oaaan6,s. IA
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Sunset Cox is now the only Democratic
member or the house who participated In the
Democratic caucus of 1854.
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Cash for Dead Hogs, Dead Sheep
and Dead Cattle.
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Sold By Druastas and Deal1s Nser,.rae-e.
THE CHARLES A. YneslsR CO.. sax:ms,e. we.
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CHAPTER xxvl1l.-oyEa r11E MOUNTAIN.

II next thing I.
rccollect is n feel
ing of the most
dreadful stiffness,
aud sort of vague
idea -passin
through my half
awakened brain
that Twas a carpet.
tliat had just been
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Singing Societies and Clubs Need

rs csG25sgs d Sssk ,,,s IS c1 Ems,sG SIsx ches;us n nssk !, 9.
zsrra,n-st: Concert Observation-Disclosures also
(clMssisi!, rs Menielssolin's Cilristns.. 4Gc. Rleinber.
gers Cl'tis;;"f9r4s, q; Three Molley ChiIdren1-
Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .. Battle of the
tuns-Xoller-@c Cantatas. tscenicl. Joscph's
Observation-Disclosures. Ruth and nj
roscii-si. l;ebeccn.,iodges-teasy) Csc. Esther
Bradbury .easy) 10.
Also ,nn-e than u hundred Masses, containing tho
best and sweetest of sacrcd music. Any book mail.
cd for retail price.
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MY sou, tho Bnboon,n answered the old
mnn. "ts-tis not TINT l have m upgratesul
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rication entire" Continued the Senator:
"Why the President couldn't be induced
to inter iere in matter OF this kind II is
not his way, No, sir. We do settle the
entire question Of organization in all It's
details in our own way, independent OF
any outside pressure"
There is not scutilla Of truth in il, "
remarked Col. Dick Bright, Of Indiana,
sergeant-at.arms of the national committee.
lie has been with the committee in all
their preparations and he asserts that the
administration has not attempted even
indirectly TO influence the course Of the
party managers. Like Senator Ransom,
Col Bright declares that il is foreign 10
President Clcycand's methods TO interfere
IN the management OF the canvass by
usurping the functions committed to 9TH
crs The President has been consulted, us
was right and proper, and in accordance
with a custom that gives the head Of
the ticket right 10 make suggcs-
tons, but II is asserted that the
President has never gone beyond
the bounds of his proper right, and that
he has even expressed willingness to
leave TO the discretion Of the managers,
matters submitted for his decision, and he
has, il is understood, insisted that the
campaign should bo fought in bold, open
and courageous manner, without any at.
tempts 10 cvado any responsibility, or
make any apologies.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
Weekly Report OF tho signal once
Favorable Conditions

Weekly Report OF tho signal ONCE
Favorable Conditions.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Tho following
is the weather crop bulletin for the week
ended Saturday, July q, issued by the
signal Office:
Temperature The week ended July 81,
has been cooler than usual in all districts,
except in Dakota aud on the Pacific coast,
whore il has been warmer The average
daily temperature on tho Atlantic coast
from Maine TO Georgia was O. below the
normal, and II was about % below the
normal in the central valleys. On the Pa.
citic coast the daily excess Of temperature
ranged from 80 to 50. The thermal condi.
tons for the entire season have been very
near the normal throughout the southern
States, the Ohio valley. southern Missouri,
Kansas and all the States on the Pacific
coast. The season continued about one
week late in New England, and from ten
10 fifteen days late In the wheat regions OF
the northwest.
Rinlall-Thcrc has been an excess Of
rainfall during the week generally
throughout the central valleys, on north.
crn portions vi Minnesota and Dakota,
and IN western portions of Kansas, Ne
bfhska and New York. Well distributed
rains occurred In New England during the
week, aud heavy local showers are re-
ported from few localities in the South
Atlantic States, while thcrc was almost u
total absence Of rain In Michigan, North.
| crn Indiana and Northeastern Illinois.
The rainfall for the season from January
10 July u has been greater than usual In
the upper Mississippi valley, aud generally
from the Missouri river southwark to the
Rio Gmndc valley. Largo cNccsscs are
also reported on the Gulf coast, while
about the normal rainfall has occurred in
the middle Atlantic States. East Tcnncs-
see aud northern portions OF Alabama and
Georgia. The largest seasonal dciicicn-
cics In rainfall, ranging from H. 81 20 per
cent Of the normal, are reported from the
southern portion of the South Atlantic
States, north Mississippi aud the central
Ohio valleys.
General Remarks The weather during
the week has been favorable lur the grow
| ing crops la the wheat aud corn regions oi
| the northwest. The recent heavy rains
| followed 10y excess Of sunshine have greatly
improved the condition oi corn and oats
which are generally resisted In cNccllvn
condition, but more MIN l. needed IN pot
lions Of Michigan for these crops. Rc
ports from Kansas indicate that crops
have been considerably damaged by hail
Reports from Kentucky, Tcunrsscc. Afk
ansas, Louisiana. Alabama nni Mississippi
show that thc crop conditions have brou
improved by the favorable weather during
the past week. More rain ~ needed IN
North aud South Carolina although In tho
latter States the weather WIS favorable ioI
cotton. ln New Jrtroy aud PENNSYLVANIA
the wheat rye and ha, ht,,-l- hny,
been about completed during the iayom
hlc weather IT the past week Tho
weather conditions In these two State.
have been unusually favorable loo slapl,
| IInIla
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The Dressed Rect uonopoI,.

ST.. Loris, Mo, July - Recent rcyc.
lations in connection with the dressed beet
monopoly aud the mode oi handling q
large part Of the beet product oi the cuun.
try has attracted much attention among.
and caused good deal oi comment by
cattle men here aud elsewhere, nnd a
movement has started a. call a rnnycn.
ton, 30 b. held In st. Louis during tho
coming fall 4 committee IT thc National
butchers Protective association will meet
here In q month ~ two a. confer with the
executive committee II the international
Range association. and representative
feeders from ill iho western states. aud
thcso men will be- invited aud urged 30
call q convention 0i all beet producers.
cattle lcudun and butchers in the country
b. meet hero to discuss the whole qucs.
ton 81 meat supply. aud a. devise means
Of relief from the bonds in which they
nov find themselves.
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Tho Cotton Tax and Estimates fol-
tho Present Year.
Interesting Roviow and Suggestions
by the Chief Engineer.
What Has Been Done for the Levees in
Bolivar, Washington, Issaquena
and sharkey Counties,
Mississippi.

TuE ArrEM is just in receipt Of the
record OF the official proceedings Of the
regular meeting OF the board Of Mississippi
lcvco commissioners held ut Grecnyine.
Miss, July o. 1883, and synopsis Of the
same is herewith submitted:
The board met at It's Office in the city Of
Grcenvillc at II o'clock, am.
Present. Commissioners Scott and
Miller, OF Bolivar county; Commissioners
Williams and Casey, OF Washington coun-
~; Commissioner Phelps, of Sharkey
county; Commissioner duncan, OF lssa-
qucna county
On motion Of Commissioner Phelps,
Commissioner Williams was appointed
temporary chairman, and the board pro-
cccdcd to permanent organization by the
election Of Commissioner Scott rs prcsi-
dent, and the board then proceeded to the
election Of officers, when :. W. Fcrgu-
son WIS elected secretary aud treasurer,
Vim. Startling, chief engineer; lcigcr &
Percy, attorneys
The ballots Tor cotton tax collector hay-
ing failed to result in an election, the cleo
ton Of the latter officer was postponed
temporarily.
The president appointed Commissioners
Williams, Miller and Casey the finance
committee, aud Commissioners Phelps,
Duncan aud Scott the executive commit
tee.
The chief engineer then read and sub
mittcd his report. which was ON motion
received and ordered filed
The treasurer submitted his report,
which was referred 10 the finance COM
mittcc
Commissioner Phelps then read the re-
port II Phelps and skinner. touching the
relations oi the board a. the lari- held by
the Louisville New Orleans a Texas Rail.
road company aud IL interest in the suit
pending IA the Federal court against the
collection ot taxes.
An adjustment oi the matters involved
satisfactory IN the state and counties hny-
| ing been arrived ~, thc board ordered the
| import ui Phelps and skinner received aud
hicd, and recorded itself m IT opinion
that Il would De unNiso to take further ac.
ton In the matter
Me- j. l.. Hurley. OF Bolivar county.
! Appeared before the board representing
that the citizens IN the ncighhorhood Of
| Australia desired a bench along the lcvcc
/ from Sessions gate a. the upper cnd II the
/ Dennis lcycc. Action was deferred until
| the executive committee confer with the
chief engineer
Commissioner Duncan read PAPER
from Judge HAYS, requesting the board 10
| contribute Ia the expense OF moving
church hchind the loycr, whcrcupnn the
board decided that 1t had no legal right TO
cNpgnd thc public funds ior that pur.
I HUFH
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Abr the father Of the faithful, and
the progenitor OF a race ever after discard
ing human sacrifice. Was there nothing,
then, worth recording in nations an
nals2'
The preacher closed by claiming that
his purpose was not 10 weaken faith, but
10 liberate intelligence and show how the
sinccrest Christian might dare to think
honestly without doing violence to his roa.
son in the highest realms of science or
philosophy. The real enemies OF the
Bible were not those who turned upon il
the MONDAY light OF searching criticism,
but those who use Il in blindness and IL.
norancc, whether they worshippcd il in
superstition rs fetch, or in rage and ridi.
Guile hurled their shafts OF insult against
IT, not knowing the value OF its sacred
trpuSurp
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MnNnnn Anrnr NnrLri.

IIAyAN,, July 2l.=sugnr News rccciy.
81 during the week shows considerable &C.,.
tiyity, aud the shippers Who, however, in
spite II increased offers. secured bat small
parcels. the demands Of holders interfering
Ia n degree The market closed quiet aud
steady. MoIlsar sugar. regular h. gpol
polarization, saEl@ 2.jGl gold pei puin.
tai. Muscp,aio, fair H. good refining. So
g. 90. a. i'2jGl; ocninlugll-. ~ 10
us' polarization. sl2j@ljGI. stocks Ia
warehouse nj Havana aud Malanzs, $40
boxes, ~ ,UOO bags and 5000 holshcals
Receipts lur the week, 2,p boxes, 900
bags and p2j hog.hcads, II which DO.UO1
bags and 2DS hoghcads 10 the United
States.
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Innn AIlcn ,s,,lnu rnrrc.
.nlrIaI nLlIaILh In d. ApIIll-

!
ColrNnrs, Miss, July % The primary
election fof this county 10 select cindi-
date ior Congress was held Yesterday all
over the county. Columbus Endorsed Phi
waite John Allen almost unanimously,
there being only two votes against HIM
No returns have been received from other
parts ~ yet bat there il no doubt about
the result rs Allen has very little opposi.
NFtW
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The AdIomrnmcn, OF Congrc.,

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WASHINGTON, July 22.-rhcrc il some
talk at the capital OF sine die adjourn.
mcnt OF Congress earlier than the LIST Of
September, but the opinion OF senators
and representatives who have the hes, OPP.
portunty for deciding, is that the import
ant business cannot be disposed Of before
September OF course il depends chiefly
upon the progress made with the tariff
question in the Senate. Other matters
can he readily disposed OF. The fisheries
treaty can be voted upon or laid over.
The debates have not attracted any great
degree of public interest except In the
east. The Republicans favor its rejection,
hut they would not bc likely tn permit any
controversy ~ to its fate to delay adjourn.
mcnt. All other business having been
disposed Of, IN such ease the treaty
would probably 60 over until next session.
The sundry civil hill will certainly oc.
cupy few DAYS. II Is yoluminous
measure and contains several provisions
that will provoke more or less debate.
The disposition of the library building
will perhaps lead 10 some discussion, but
tho proposition to purchase the square
Immediately west Of the postoilicc depart.
mcnt for the enlargement Of that depart.
mcnt, and for n city postoiicc, will go
through without debate, ~ II has passed
the Senate several times
Nearly all the amendments hitherto of.
icrcd 10y the senator's aud rejected by thc
appropriations committee will b. proposed
in the Senate aud their adoption urged.
This will consume considerable time.
As 20 the tariff, the Republicans II the
finance committee say they expect Ia have
their substitute ready In few DAYS after
the House hill shall reach the senate
Then the Senate will not only sit every
day In the week, but will hold night scs
siuns, Il necessary, In order 10 hasten Hua
ndiourntnput
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IaiaI heller r,pIo.,o..

81 lors July 22.-lniofmation comes
from Iiun, Nv. near Henderson. Of a fatal
boiler explosion at the coal shafts Of
Williams 4 Moss David stone. the en-.
giucyf. aud Moses llaskin, irvmcn, were
Instantly killod, aud Frd Williams. Frank
Thfoop aud Alexander Longncckcf Nsrc
badly sgaidcd. The two latter will die.
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Hn,nrr. nfthInrhhnr..

ST. Lors, July -. Southern Illinois
farmers are complaining Of myuFcs II
chiuchhu,s which they claim are more
numcrou, aud destructive than ever be-.
fore. committee OF fifteen will meet NJ
Louisville Clay county, tomorrow a. de.
yisc means 90 get rid Of the pests. Prof
fafbcs, state cniomologist, will address
tho meeting.
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VIZ. ,InIIImnrn,Inr.

WAsnINOroN, July r. Mr. Randall
passed u comfortable day, aud this even.
ing continues 10 hold the improvement of
the past week. lie II still very weak and
dcbililatcd, aud has 10 lay in bed oil the