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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y. c. &
IT, station, New.York. as follows, ard twenty minutes
earlier from foot o. J2,.sL N r. Chicago Detroit
louis g 90 - 10 ,. m. Toronto 10 SIS a. IN. O %
n 10 =. Montreal, tInAdi EEst, ~ 90 D. m Norasa
la Syocuse. Utica and principal inorltdatc stsiionS
3l5, $50 D. H., geo, . Is r. (and all so m
10, Utica Ouly) Kingston. SauPertcG Catskin Albany
"I5. = 70 % 3d. a. 80 and s. oo . 90. 3 Is
hayorstraw, % AS f0:o5 D. m EIeesS, Si,en. ~.
mg cars 70; Buaa!o, Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit
dsy ,sv ON 9t2'T 'fi d s.o sHcS; Sundays
HoooHcn West shorf station. all 80 a. IN, % 80
3D. foT acEfSS s wa S6eS or information apply
Annex oGice loot Of Egten-st New.York Cty-s7i S6S
Rd 943 BroadW9y, 1913 IL Bowery 1. Park Place and
West Shore Stations foot o West S2d and foot OF jay.
St. n Westeotps Express calls for and checks bag.
General Passenger Agent VInderbllt-aye., N. Y,
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Conducted by CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
The Broad A CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER, ITustra-
ton by II. W. McvICKAR) Rambling Philosophy
q. A. MACoN),-Facts and Fanciss John KEN
DRICK BANGs).-" Ono for Johnny" Gllustrstion by
w H. HYDE9.-A Dire Prophecy ILLUSTRATION by
w. i. SHEPPARD. Etc
LITERARY NOTES. By LAURENCE HUTTON
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DeeeQpg) prompt delivery quoted steady and
.,snoed With fairly active demand. Sales, 9l0 balos
goT sonsumpton; also last weok not before report?d
Ia hsies Tor Txport and 500 bales for consumption
Port receipts 1927 bales as against ss7 bales ass
scnterar the receipts at The 2rs aggregated 1882 1874
bses Comparing with 6195Jo5 bales FOR the correspond
Quotations are based American standard o, cIAAsn
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RaliroGOs.
7 EIuGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF CortiAndt and
DesbrOsses follows;
so a m for O. 'sSa.uua and Intermediate points.
m. tUr G"nCNa, Lyons. Elmtu, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West. and principal local pOnts Chair
III a. IN Tor Cherry Ford and intermediate points
/ u, m for TunkhJnnOck and Intermediate potntA
Chair u TunAhannocE. Connection TO Reading and
40 ~ m for Pittston and principal intermediate
roints Chair car % l.. and B Junction.
- 40 H. H. Tor Mauch Chunk an intermediate points
Corrsct.on - Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 10
q Ill., l.f Geneva Lyons. Elnlra, Rochester BuTA!o
and lie west. pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Trains leaving AZ 3 q. n, T. n: and ) 40 y,
meet Tor ali points Maaanoy and Ial!cton coal regions
'''-' SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m. for Maucn Chunk. llazleton and intermediate
3 40 D. u. for Coplay and interTaedate points
Z D. N. tor Geneva. LYONS Mira Rochester. BuirAio
~ Nrs.. Pullman sleeper a. Lyons
~ ~ General Eastern once. 235 Broadway.
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary....-.-.s 1-16 Low Mhhins'.'.., 20
Strict Good Orllnary..S lilo Midlng 10 ,-Io
fairly active trade reported Frnnesa preyanel early,
and opcninr saIes indicated Hsc OF lG2 points WIN
good buyng The improvement, howevc7 was soon LOST
and prices declined free telhGc paving OF "a "
Ealas q 4 SOO hall
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EDITORS STUDY.
ne WILLIAM DEAN HOWHIHS.

By WILLIAM UAhN HUWAILI'o'
Tolsto And scott-Gsorre Meredishs Eovelss " Beau.
champs Carecr."-I6scn's Drnmas.-MiSs Murfrees
The Despot OF Broomsedge COve"-Mra Margaret
Woods - Village Tragedy."-Mr. Kirkland's " The
MacYeyA"-ROse Terry Cookies " steadfsGt."-Mrs.
Elizabeth Stoddard's Novels.-Sidney Lusla's A
LATIN Quarter Courtship0 and " Grandson Mather.
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EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
BY GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.

rloasure.seeklng in AmcncS-The Trnl OF M Panen
before tic Special Commission.-The Ola Fashion no
better than the New.-Realism In Fotten.
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Gcdtbers.


& CHERMERHoRN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
~ Oldest and best known n u, S. Established 1855
EAST l4TH.ST, n. y.
II SSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, IL East 17th-st
II supplies competent teachers tutors goycmesses must
clans all branches, resident ana visiting recommends
schools English. German, French, Spanish. sDOken.
THE UNION TEACHERS. AGENCY (EstabiiShed
lSS0) provides schools with teachers teachers with
positions w. D. KERR. 10 Astor Place. N. Y.
NANTED.-IAdes: Ingher English sciences, ulathe-
w mAtcs and Latin, city school also primary oeecher
Kndcrgartnes art teachers, South and West soprano
vocal teacher $3.50 and home many teachers piano and
vocal piano and violin Roveress Ehglish American
speaking French. with music native GefmaD Latin and
mathematics Coverness for SEPTEMBER Gentlemen Tutor
prepare for college civil engineernR chemistry and
physics military tactics and mahemetics principal pub.
lie school, graded school experience German French draw
ing: sciences many Others u. MIRIAM COTR1ERE,
81 East 17th.st.. between 4th.avc. and Broadway
w ANTED.-For September two superior ladies' for
w prominent Western school, higher English branches
vocal Instrumental Iausic good salaries. HESsES
TEACHERS, 1o East 17th-st.
IHToMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Ctor
w both soXesJ suppe9 nkoiessos teachers aoVernesses
musicians housekeepers companions, chaperones &c 10
colleges schools and atnies also bookkSepers
pliers and cCpyists % business 1rms
Mrs. D. A. GUI4VER. 800 9th ave. New. York City.
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Mem i1nbIirnticne.
VOL. rs, NO. 46S.
uARPER'S MAGAZINE
MAY.

HARPER's MAGAZINE
MAY.
SOCIAL LIFE IN RUSSIA. PART l.
BY the v1coMTE EUGENE MELcHIoR DE VOGUE,
Member o, tho French Academy.
Thirteen Illustrations by T. DE THULsTRUP.
Structure Of socety-S Pe,ersbulrcOurt BAH and other
Fesavitce-Military Reve~s-Social Life. the Salons
and the Theatres.-A Troka Ride-Tsigane Music-ln'
perial obscrvatory.-The Cubs and Gard Playing
oGEECHEE CROSS-FTRINGS.
~ RICHARD MALCOLM JOHNSTON
so,v - o,,. r,a,,on,s Country Life In Georgia. With
Nine illustrations by A. d. BfSoeH'
A CHAPTER FROM MY MEMOIRS
~ ne R1owrrz, Paris Correspondent of "hs London
TmesD with Portrait.
-,. NJ ac r>ov+s,,a famous exploit in securing s
text Of tho Treaty of Berlin fr punhca aon IN "dhe
London Tlmesn st the hour Il was signed
JUPITER LIGHTS.
NJ CONSTANCE BEN1MoRB wooLsoN.
Novel, Part v.
A MEADOW bfUD-HoI&
BY DIR. CHARLES c. ABBOTT.
Some Beautiful Aquatic Plants Described BY ths Author
~ UPLAND and Meadow" and "waSte Land Wsnder-
ingsu illustrations drawn by f. S. CHURCH and
from Photographs.
. THES DRAMATIC OUTLOOK IN AMERICA.
By BEANDER MATTHEWS.
LITTLE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD.
~ CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER, "A SVSvnl- Part II.
VERSE!
THOUGHTS IN A GARDEN. BY Andrew 7Ssrvell.
Six Illustrations by Alfred Parsons
POEMS BY william Winter. Anele Rives, and Dr.
T. W. Parsons
AGRICULTURE AS a PROFESSION.
By JAMES X. REEVE.
pyesont Condition Of Agriculture. and How 20 Mako
Farm Pay.
TIE ROYAL ACADEMY.
by COLONEL F. GRANT
with portraits of Sir Joshua Reynolds Thomas Gains
borough. benjamin West, Sir Thomas Lawrence Or
Edwin LIdsoor and other Illustrations
THE WESTERN OUTLOOK FOR SPORTSMEN.
Bv FRANKLIN sATTERTHwAITE.
Tho Haunt. Of Game in the West and where toFind tAn
Best Shooting.
SOCIAL AGONIES.
Drawn by GEORGE DU MAUR1ER Full.psso Illus
traton
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

The Harper periodicals keep tho head OF the worlds
march in literature and art. An attempt 70 sum.
Marie their good points would run into catalogue
Commercial Gazette Cincinnati.
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FAST PITTSFIELD AND NORTH AID ANS SPECIAL
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room ears, leaves Grand
Central Sa;ion, via Harlem Division daily except Sunday
at 3 :25 o. M Fast time. Superior service.
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
J. NJ ToUCEY, General Superintendent
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3usfTnlncu
For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladies-City.
A RT LECTURES FOR LADIES.-Rev. Dr.. GsrdneTs
a school for girls COZ 5thave, Mrs GaIdncr. author
OF History in Rhyme LADY teacher wanted ne8t year
NJ AN NORMAN INSTITUTE founded 1850. home
' AND DAY SCHOOL Central Park, West. at O2a'st
fMorgan Mansion.l Nine. VAN NORMAN Principal
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For Bows and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1913 Bt9a 6,S3
u 42dst ga year; primary, commercial ana caSS
col departments; instruction thorough ID. M hOobA
w. l.. AKIN, N. c. HENDRICKSON, Ptintlpals.
NXTOODBRIDGE SCHOOL. 80 East +6Lh-st-Scientiac,
wv CLASSICAL English Two hundred students have oeen
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines.
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auetion Sales of Eipe Stock.
N ErEH C. KELLOGG & CO.'S TENTH ANNUAL
SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE
Of
JERSEY CATTLE.
Consigned by prominent breeders
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
April g. "a and 25 1882, commencing zach day al 10
o'clock At the American Institute Building
3d.ave.. between 69d and 64th Lts. Nov. YORK
iOAice 107 John.st)
TIE Cattle may now DO seen 1T the place OF sale.
Buy your family on this rchose milking Of ell breeds
Catalogues ST 1o7 Johns
PETKR O. KELLOGG q co. Aueesnoera
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FOR Roth Sexes-City "

"A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE: stat
"A whether for boys girls; city OF county Y 7:
AVERY, American School Bureau. West l4th-st r. <
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Dancing ata0fmres.

A LExANDER MACGREGoRs. 1os WEST S6THsT.
"A Private Lessons and Glasses in Dancing daily
Mendolssohn Hall 20 lot for private entertainments.
on 5TH.AVE (CARTIER'Sl.-wALTz TAUGHT RA-
on pdly; private and class lessons all hours; lady
s!stants
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DARIS EXPOSITION.

[ Apply to NETHERLANDS LINE, 80 Broadway,
n. Y. Tor new Tourist Guide to Holland tho Rhine and
paris Exposition Entirely renewed Feet Of powerful
eHl modern steamship Lasss. adi,:ions: lSSS
1859 s. OLDHAM and Ma9sdan. First Cabin, after May
1st $40, $50. $50. Second Cabin s52 len days 70
JulY 10. Rotterdam 70 Paris hours.
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llusical Instruments.
NUMBER Of slightly used aprght and square pianos,
by ths artists the Metropolitan 0pers House Company
during the past opera eePSsn, win be sed at liberal
reduction from ous regtiRf pr!eeh
WIN. KNADE & Co., li2 Bh.avs, above 1sth.sI
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NWUITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIYERPQoL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MALL STEAMERS
-CLLTIC Capt f.. j. smith. We'd April q, 80 D.
GERMANIC, Capt. Irving ........ Wed, May l. D. IN
BHIrANNIC, Capt; PARCEL. Wei: May IS. D. m.
White DOCK, foot OF west. lOtn-5t.
Saloon, $50 $50 so aud 500. Seerag, fOm NewYork,
500 from the on Countr, S23 a limited number Of sec
ord cabin passengers carried these sclmrs outward
s25 and iO p eplld 0 excursion $40 ana s75 Com.
pany.s Office, No. Al Broadway, New orlt.
J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent.
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Ocean SiflncrG.
GUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from 40. North river.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
BotnnlS-Apr!l q, 1 D. !bmbgia May IL. 30
Gtura.... pHl q, p. Su-l1..... MAY ~. a. n.
AsrIna...May 4. 80 q. Hothnla May % IL 80 m
Gail d.. =. ! a. "a May % I.
'fhl, steamer carries fra,-class passengers only.
'lEI4 VIII \
Cabin passage, 500, ESQ and eIH0 Intermediate. a35
Stcelare uekets and from oil parts Of Europe a, yesv
low For freight and pa'slgo apply TO the company
enics Bowling Green, New. YORK
VERNON H. BROWN co. General Asenta
~ IRCULAR LETTERS or CREDIT for
~ travellers abroad available In all psrtA Ot the world
issued by HEIDELBACH. ICKELHEIM Err CO. For
eign Bankera 20 william st.. corner Of Exchange Place
GOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRAN6ATLAN-
Company per newJNo az North yoifoo u NortOnss
LA Bl,ETAGNI do Jouhselin Saturday. Aprl 81 D. M.
IA BQUEG0GNEl Frangoui Saturday, Msy 4, Z 80 a. m
A. FORGET, General Agent No. Bowling Green
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pCuOUlbs
uxpS LOUISA b. CULVER will resume hcs classes
I'M from October %. IN Drawing OIL and Watescoo
Pantng Su Life. Flowers aud Landscape China PANT
~s "-O NO % WEST oSD-Sr.
RefeYeuces: Mr. ID. Huntington, President NauonS
"a esdenv of Design; Mr.. William Hart. n. A.; Mr.. JAIME
A. Hart N. A. Nj. David johnson, N A.
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6NUIUN LIN =, - -, -, ,,,--u.
For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier g. " r.. foot Of Rlng.s~
Tuesday, Aprll % IL 30 D. m.
WISCONSIN Tue sday, Apr 30 m.
NEVADA -....--... IueS Gay, Nay .S m
TUESDAY May a. 'oO D. M
WYOMING sday May 81: 10 a. m.
CABIN passage. $50 $40. ESQ and s1oo Second Cabin
$50 and GS5 Staerage, $50.
A. NJ UNDERHILL 3 CO. 95 Broadway. NJ z.
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Musical Instruction.

ID ANJo and GUITAR taught In twenty p!1YaSe lessons
10 With or without the ad CT notes. HENRY Z. DOB
SON La7O Broadway. between S2a and $50 sih
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TNMAN LINE U. S. ana Royal Mail Steamers.
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
From pier e. foot Of Christophersk, New. YORK.
CITY or Gil AGO Wednesday, April "a D m.
CITY OF NEW 70 EK-.-. Wednesday. May l. 80 q. m.
CITY or CHESTER. Saturday May 4, 80 q. m.
CITY Of BERLIN .,...... wednesday, May 8. II g. m
u chRiN PASSAGE $50 and upward. SECOND
AGE $40. PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS 81 GSRs.@l ASsntA
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DED STAR LINE.
h FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
WOODLAND Wednes lay April "a. 1;3o D. M
PENNLAN "Wednesday May l. $50 a. m
Cabin rates First Cabin, 500 and Upward Excurson6
and FS5. Storage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. GeD'i ACTS. Bowling Green
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steamboats,.

A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
"a OF TROY leave Pier Al. n. H. foot Christ pher.
S.. daily except Saturday, >. IL. Sunday steamer
touches at Albany.
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WOMEN IN BATTLE.
Erencb Ladies' Who Have Been Decorate
with the Legion of Honor.

French Ladies Who Have Been Decorated
with the Legion of Honor.
Truth is stranger than fiction, and
when next you hear or read an lmpos-
sible story, instead of exclaiming' like
n well-known authoress to the narra-
tor at a London dinner party, go It,
Ananias," you had better quietly OBJ
serve. Il suppose it's true, Anyhow,
we are ant to scout the stories OF
women who have concealed their sen
the better to perform doughty deeds
of ya,or, and 10! here are French sta
tistics. with their dry facts, coming TO
prove that what noveIists and poets
have written has not been eVolVea
from their inner consciousness, pu'
from the romance of history. lhlrty-
four French women have been deco
rated with the Legion OF Honor since
the order was instituted, ana Oh Ihese
seven distinguished themselves on the
battlefield Two women soldiers were
decorated under the first empire, one
having dressed as nun w
ber delicate brother, her sex Only De-
ino discovered when she was wounded
after attaining the rank OF sergeant
The second heroine took to hShtiHs
because she liked it, and distinguished
herself at Yemmaper' Au5terlit4 anu
Jena Save for one brave vivandlefe
the g was blank from 1873 to loo1, ant
then came more military women whose
avnloits would read like an aiter-dlh
nor story. Whether these wolnet
were or were not unsexed by thu'
abandoning their proper sphere Is 10
the point at all; the fact remains Una
women have military qualities caPao''
of efficient training should need ARISE
and in country where the perllS .
var the lack of an army ana the vo'
nnteer question are being debated i. !
iust rs we'll to recognize the fact ina
II National questions are at stake II oe
comes perfectly possible to double tn
volnnteers of the army by lncInd,nI
both sexes. - Sydney IN W.
| Times.
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What He Saw in the Fire.

"Ethel, my love-" said the young
husband, tenderly. "what a delight it
Is to sit here and look at the glowing
fire in the CRATE! The bleak wind
whistles drearily outside, but in this
retreat all is warmth, peace and COM
fort. The shades of night have settled
down on the earth, and not star
pierces the gloom that overhangs the
landscape, but in this coy room the
genial glow from our cheerful fireplace
seems to illumine even the darkest
corners with the subtle yet unmistak-
able radiance of a happy home. The
shadows that dance fitfully on the wall
are themselves almost luminous. And
look at the faces in the fire! Can you
not see them, EthelP Lovely, beauti-
full faces, with the hue of-why, what
Is the matter my darlingP'
"G-Gerald, don't touch me, you
you deceitful MANI she sobbed "Y-you
nev-never loved me! Whose fa-faces
are they you see"
The faces of my sainted grandfather
and grandmother. Ethel, so help me
Deuteronomy!' exclaimed the young
husband, in an agony of Precipitation
u wouldn't see a face in that fire thai
would awake the green-eyed demon o
-er-that you could possibly object to
my precious, for a thousand worlds
There, there, Ethel"
But let us retire. There are somt
scenes too sacred for the cold, curious
gaze of.an ulfeeling world
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Manifest DESTINY.

1t was the dream of some of the revolu-
tionary fathers that this republic should
become the protector of the weak. the
refuge for the oppressed of all nations
Something like this the Samoans still
consider us to be- They lift their eyes
to America, expecting she will see they
get fair play from Germany. Some
thing like this too haunted the mind OF
Sir George Gray ex-governor OF New
Zealand, when he wrote in The Auck-
land Gazette recently:
America will eventually become leader OF the
Anglo-Saxon race, and will displace England
from the position she now holds Many eyes il
this part Of the world already being turned
toward America as the power that is likely tc
nreserve the interests of the Ango-S Saxon race II
the Pacific, without herself annexing anything oil
allowing Foreigners to do SO 1t is clear that th'
center of power among the AngloSaxon race Il
shifting to America, the center OF populatloi
has airtadv done II is therefore unwise OF Eng
land to neglect her interests in such a time
emergency The United States does not require
standing army and consequently the Whole re
sources of the people so circumstanced could o
devoted solely to the maintenance of a nav.
which would make the Anglo-Saxon race apS1
ute masters of the world
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"t'P' saved.

Idle Of rippecanoe was fought
Ne p ,a, 9Th. ISL, in Indiana, on the
DyenbseTf 7, y 'neranoe river, on the s,te OF
apssol pIp';llage of Battle Ground, be-
present. ,americans under General
,ea the N the Indians under the
T Sst Iecumsehs brother iS ,,,,;, tho and If
s ,s0, the famous hattie uA' ar .
sdays. , nn Benjamin Harrison, was
Presiae.ih,,e loving sobriquet. OF Tip
canoe, 40 his brilliant achievements
loloWills more than three-quarters
arms ~" AGO. Gen. Harrison, together
s esn.r Of his troops, was stricken
yith h laasse contracted through lack oil
Fth d .aJ and exposure to the niiasma
roper iooal o ~" If Indiana, and for a time
that seo os Gdespaired of. Several OF his
s HE ~al law for weeks, suffering the
Dnlnallu - disease upon the banks
b llTS Tiu ID river, which rises in
ine aif The same name in the northern enIl
Jake o. , i,,' state, flows southwest 200
pIt Oh "a ,a' empties into the Wabash
|ples a nv above Lafayette. General
pine nue. 's troops were threatened with
Harrison o W. and the skill of the army
beinlIlal ,Sas employed in vain to COM
slis'r more terrible and deadly enemy
ai a un the hostile aborglnes under
[T..anseh's brother
f put relief came at last. ~,
Bul ls, Harrison very senslbly con-
lienel tbot residents OF the neighbor-
duafu n ,,,y the Indians themselves
l leea natures specific Tor the disease
igSh had Frustrated him and many
yDlel ,o ma and instantly set on foot
pI5 liz. tO with a view to ascertaining and
al gpa the remedies. They were
'pPa ,;iy iound and put to test, and worked
Sevi abarm Under their use the strick-
li' 'al t we're promptly restored to
= saned GOOD health and vigor.
WHY myo medicines were preparation OF sim
ii .,ots and herbs, based upon very
p lnis b;oned but effective and natural
ell ~al"e Their intrinsic merits have
lnn pnown and utilized for generations
, Fvu people living in remote and ma
i'll sections oil the country.
nl Wanvoi these invaluable formulate have
., I tbe last two years come into pos
1silr Of Hon. If. ii. Warner, presiden
' T,Ip Rochester Chamber of Commerce
,rnsr Of the largest proprietary medicine
s"n, in the world, and whose
s, ts Remedies have conferred lastlnI
S~n mon mankind, being recognized al
.t,ndard medicines throughout the civ
In 1857, Mr.. Warner, after careful ex
,srimenting and trial put upon the mark
Warmers Log Cabin Remedies. base'
MON the formulate which has cured thou
.snis Of debilitated sufferers, not only Oh
Ge blnks OF the "Tippecanoe," as abov
rated but everywhere where introduced
These Log Cabin preparations are dc
,anpd for an entirely different order c
diseases to which the Safe Remedies ar
applied, among them are Warmers Lo
Cbin Sarsaparilla, Warmers Log Cabi1
Cugh and Consumption Remedy, an
Warmers Log Cabin Hops and Buch
Remedy. Suffering fees before them a
pestilence fees before the purifyin
breath OF heaven, and they are sol
yerywhere.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-06-11

The first metrical work produced
in this country is said to have been
translation by George Sandys' colohl"l
secretary Virginia, of Ovid $ M lea,
morphoses twas prepared , IN iO7i'
and was printed in London in 1910
Tho number of rabbits killed for the bounty
,.,st voor. in one Australian colony was ~
is9 590 and the bounties paid IN that yen
have been estimated at S2,5o0'O00 IN auui
tjon millions of dollars have been paid loi
hnndreds of miles of rabbit PROOF lehce
And I still the rabbits seem to be as numerous
as ever. ,,,r dovs
p,ah noted Ute chief, died few day ss
400 Mrs Plah, four in number Is s0''
deal cut up. ,o.,o,
A loo of solid redwood was struck i1o &C. .,
,oiow Gravel in sinking an arteSlah wen g.
jacksonville, New.
Astoria, Ore, has Chinese mlSslo 'a =
Tho makes addresses in the streets anu Nv
J tracts large audiences