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Scheuendorfs Views.


LONDON, July 24'h-Geueral Schellen-
dort, commander of the Prussiau troops on
the Russian frontier az Banquet, saws that
he does not believe that the outlook indi-
Gates early hostilities, and he hopes his
views will reassure the people along the
border.
To Leave Servia.
VIENNA, July 24th.-Ex King Milan re-
turned to Belgrade to-day. His mission is
believed to be to arrest the tendency to sur
render Servia wholly to Russia
Conspiracy Unearthed.
BERLIN, July 24th.-A number of naval
officials at Berlin and Kiel have been
arrested on the charge of wholesale brib-
cry. One of them has committed suicide
Hired an Englishman.
LONDON, July 24h. = TIE Portuguese
Government has contracted with the En-
gllsh engineer, Sawyer, for the completion
of the Delagoa Railway.
Exploring Africa.
LONDON, July 24th-Afri adyices are
that Zintgraff, the African traveller. arrived
at Ibo, on the Niger, in good health.
Powers Agree.
LONDON, July 24th.-The Powers have
reached an understanding to cooperate
with the view of restoring order in Crete.
The Grecian King.
PARIS, july 24.h.-king George of Greece
visited the Exposition yesterday He will
be banqueted by President Carnot.
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MUSIC - Art = ELOCUTION and
Wf General Culture Desirable Positions
I'LL omen 10 rogressiye studeats. All interest
ed will receive valuable Information Free
by addressing
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IT. La Mars' Seminal Pills Cure all cases
OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess, indiscretioD
and abuse. A perfect restorative. Price, So so.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, or by express
9. o. ID Address all orders to A. MCBOYLE &
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; P. o. Box, 1852
my66m
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SUNDAY excepted. tSunday only. sMondsy
excepted. A.-For morning. P-For after
noon.
A. N. TOwNE, General Manager.
7. b. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. II
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B. f. stoll. Dentist. formerly of 5I1 j
-:reet, has removed to COS street, over Mrs.
Millinery Store. my27.tf
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Whate'er besides yau ch ance to want,
Ne'er fall short of SUZ0DONT:
But keep it always in your sight,
A source of beauty and delight,
To cleanse your teeth ii " tn your smile
The most fastidiouS you beguile.
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PEARS is the purest and best soap ever
made.
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The best place IA csi,za TO have your printing done
4. J. Johnston 3 Cos so J St. Sacramento. Cal
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OTTAWA (Out), July 24th-A special
from Victoria, B. G, says; The schooner
Wanderer arrived here from Sand Point
this morning with the catches of several
British sealing schooners, consisting in all
of $500 skins. A syndicate of four sent the
Wanderer to Sand Point for the purpose of
securing the catch before entering Behring
Sea. One catch of twenty-oDe British and
two American schooners at Sand Point
amounted to s So skins
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IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 24th-The report that
Mrs. Heron, the Presbyterian missionary
to Corea, rad been sentenced to death for
teaching christianity, is not credited by the
officers of the Presbyterian Board of For
eign Missions. They have had no advice
of such an occurrence and consider such
action by the COrean authorities inherently
improbable.
A telegram from the Corean Legation at
Washington says: The State Department
and myself con ider the rumor unfounded.
Foreigners have the right of extra terri
toriality and can only be tried by the
American Consul. Have cabled for in
fnrnnatinrn y
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STRAwBoARD TRUST.
Twenty-six Mills Combine for Mutua
Benefit.

Benefit.
CHICAGO. July 24th.-The strawboard-
makers of the country have united in one
mammoth company or trust r. E. New
comb, of the Quincy, H., mill, acknowl-
edges the existence OF the trust, and says
its name is The American Strawboard
Company. Twenty. six mills are embraced
IN the combination. They are located in
various sections of the country. 1t also
takes in the largest dealers in strawboard,
who practically control the trade. Mr.
Newcomb says the trust intends to conduct
business so that the production shall not
exceed the demand, and will be satisfied
with q fair nrnfif
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NOT CREDITED.
The Corean Embassy Confident that Mrs.
Heron is all Right

heron Is all Right.
WASHINGTON, July 24.h.-D. R. Allen,
Secretary of the COrean Embassy, called at
the State Department this morning and
talked with Acting Secretary Wharton
about the case of Mrs. Hattie G. Heron, the
missionary reported under sentence of death
! in Corea for preaching the doctrine of Chris
uanity Mr.. Allen stated TO Wharton his
entire disbelief in the truth of the story.
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Probably Murdered by Tramps.

indianapolis, July 24th.-A report is
current, but not fully authenticated, that
early this morning the bodies of three men,
one colored and two white, were found
near Whitney Station, in Lake county.
Who they are, where they came from, or
how they came there is unknown to any
one. The most plausible theory is that
they were stockmen passing through with
load of live stock, and perhaps tramps on
the train committed the deed and threw
the bodies off in order TO allay suspicion.
The bodies were found close together be-
tween the tracks o. the Baltimore and Ohio
and Lake Shore railroads
Explosion in n Mine.
SCRANTON (Pa.), July 24th.-This after
noon, while a number of men were remov-
ing rock and coal from the chambers
close at the Central mine, Hyde Park, by
cave-in, the lamp OF one of The laborers
ignited with mine gas and frightful ex-
plosion followed. John Williams and
Robert Roberts were killed and tour others
were frightfully burned
Aeronaut Hogan Heard From.
DETRoIT, July 24th.-The Journal prints
dispatch from Jackson regarding Hogan,
the missing aeronaut. Harvey Flower, of
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Boston Still Gaining-New York Beaten
Again.
GIEvEIANn Inlu o4th Pitts h1,rrr rr1r, ir,
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Q1Sk0 FOR SALE-WEST HALF OF LOT
OloCU. 3, NJ street, between Twentieth and
Twenty first. This is choice high lot on high
street, and in most desirable locality. Address
NJ. ID. G Pacitic Grove Monterrey Co iI22 ST.
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WANTED-LOST. -FOUND.
FOR SALE-TO LET.

ITO LET-A NEW FLAT OF ROOMS, JUST
i completed. Apply at 72l NJ street jy242t"
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Ste
WOaeutlide Greie @reiie fit Seras
erfGeint
jeoen Doumeraag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir SaS Sabr Dbcr $1.25 fit
6 Wpnate In 0uramsbesablmaa.
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Arltter Annfrn I

Die SOruiribeit fegar fosenannter
geblIoeter 2eute gebt getabeju ias Ga-
belbafte. pie folgeaber 8orfal 3eigt
Sn Der ytdbe bon SlnblaD, S6io, lieat
bic Srti9aft aba, weIde ibrer 9formale
fd)ale tDegen einen sepilIem &uf befibt.
Webrere bunberte 5tubenten befud)en
bieielbe. Inter oieIen bate lid5 nun
Elm llterariider Club gebilbet, unD aIs
Die 8ereiusfaiie einen biibl9en ueber.
i6uB aufmies, byi6IoB Der Club, als
S6mud fiir bic 8ereinsballe eine Sta
the an3ui9affen unb bas 2oos fiel auf
Ipollo. Sod) fir bieie nliterari 6 gebiI.
betea" 6erren mar Npouo eine poIig unz
befannte @r6Be, unb teiner ber v5tubeu.
ten" bate ie bic betiibmte Wpoloftatue
geieben. tpeber i'm 8iIbe nod i'm Nb=
guB. So, lieB man benn einen @bps=
abguB ber Statue aus benz Often tom.
men, unb aIs bieielbe anlangte, per=
fanlmelte iib ber Club, bem oud Das
men angeb6ren, aur @ntbilung5feier.
gDer aber bei6reibt BEN @9reden unb
ole moraliid]e @ntriiltung, aIs eine
iunge Dame auf Elm gesebenes 3ei6en
bic f6tBenoe 9iile berab3Dg un6 ber
iugenbli6 f66ne @oit obne ieoe getlei,
bung fiGtbar narb. Die Damen ent,
floben unb bic 9erren itammelten gnt.
f9ulbigungen. gls bic lebteren al.
le!n maren, ernannten lie Elm Gomite
tpel6es nit bem erffen @6neiber Der
Staot eine llnterebung bate. galo
barauf eri9ien berieIbe i'm SibuuQs
5immer unb nabm benz NpolIo WeaB au
einem paar fur3er idnar3er 5ammet=
hoien. SEPT ftebt oerfelbe tpirflld) i'm
Scale beg uliteratif9en Clubs" CID
nit feinen Sammetbos6eu angetban,
unb Der Griebe lit mieoer in ben Club
einge5ogen. = 5ollte man cine ioIde
priioerie unb Dunlmbsit unter gebiIbet
fein fpollenbeu Meni6en pobl fir m0e
lid balten
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N
MOebeIn, Teppicllen Natten, ROueaux ETC., ETC.

bas 9obensoaernbous faa6en. @egeu=
iiber benz Rronprin3en aber fan bieie
@timmung ME aud nur i'm gntfernte.
| Hen gun, MusSrud. 9ie Sirseri9afi
beranitaltete bamals ibm gu @bren Elm
@artenFel in 6em prd6tigen S9ieB
tperber, unb balb puBte Ii9 ber Sron:
prir oen ibn tmgebeabea boben Whr.
bentrdseru 5u ent3i,ben; Ell bate es ba'
rim bereits sueiner gelDiien Jertigfei
gebra6t, ba er eben ni9ts mebr baBte
aIs ben 3pans Der etiquette. Sang
fam f9lenberte er OH ben bi6tbeietter
Gartentif@en entlaag. bier alte 8e:
fannie begriiBenb, bort unbefangen neut
8efanntf9aften anfniipfen6, bor NQem
aber nidt obne eir freun0libes Wori
o. II sein ber3geDianenbcs 2G6eln ftir
IlIe.
Gum S9luB nod einige Worte iiber
ieiu @erbdltniB 3u 8ictoria, Der bielges
nannteu. Sd CLAUDE ni6t, 6aB nas
mentIi6 in ben erfen Sabren 6er Gbe
cine bolfommene ieeIil9e 9armonie
5miI6en ben @atten beitano. 9ie
&ronprinaeifin mar unb lit i'm @runbe
ibies @baratters berri9fI@tiG unb fiols,
bet prina aber mar 9erabe bas @egen=
tbeil unb no6te es fiber fd)merali6
empfinben, baB bic @ngldnberin es
ni9t psrifanb, bsm 9er3en bes beutl6ea
8olfes ndber su treten.
gluBerbem mar Der Gronprin5 eben
nur-Meni9, unb tpenn er es aud ni6t
gu fold eclatanten 5taabalTceuen tom=
men lieB, tuie 4. Q. fein Better, ber
vrotbe" Bring Triebri9 Sarl, 10 feblte
es benno6 ni6t on 9tnIdfen 3ur @ifers
fuht. Sd erinuere nur on bic befaans
te @el6i9te nit BEN 9alsi9muf, ben
Die &ronprin3eIiin eines Sages BET elmer
edit meibli9en 8ifitation i'm S6reibs
tiI9 ibres 8atten entbedte uab, ba ibr
@eburtstag Beforehand, als Elm + I
augeoa9tes Gei9enf betro9tete. Mdu
benfe ii@ ibre @nitdui6ung unb ibren
Nerger, als iener 96mud unter ben
@ei9enten feblte, bafiir aber am Nbenb
bel bem au @bren oss Sages gegebenen
9pf6nle auf Dem Naden elmer 9ofoamt
prauste! gBie es beiBt muBte bamals
bet &6nig perf6nliG permitteln.
M6gld, baB in ipdtereH Sabren eine
gr6Bere anndberung itatifano, m6glid
aud, bob beIonbers in Der lebtea 3eii
bic auertennuugsipertbe Siuge0ung uni
aufopfernbe pflege Der Satin ibreu
ginbrud auf beg Gronprinsen empfdng
libes @emiitb ni9t berfeblte. DaB fl
ibm aeiitlg iiberlegcn mar uuo ieSenfaas
cine &oQe 3u fpielen berIu6t bdtte, III.
terliest teinem 3peifel.
Inter alen umitdnben 1T es gu BE-
6aueru, baB es oem 8erbli6enen mid
bers6nnt semefea, fid als &egeHt 81
betbdtieen. 5i6erli9 mar er elm e6ler
bo9her3iger Wann. Der geDiB bas BE
ife wollte; % er aber bic Sraft gebab
| bdtte, bic i'm umgebeuoen &dnfeneb
| su 5erreiBen un6 nit feifer Snnb Iibera
lie aufs tuabre 8oltswpbl bere6net
| Geformmnbreeeln in's 2eben su rufen
tpiro tpobl itets uuenti@ieben bleiben
unb iomit tpirb iein Iuftreten auf be
Babne bet MeltgeIGidis, in herel
gldttern er ii6 sDeifeQos eineu plal
geIi9ert bat, nod lange 2tnlaB gu enb
loien Commentator geben!
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Scr stpls ieiner 2laiie.

st mar ein aufgepedter, i66ner
Snabe BON 16 Sabren fonnisen Sc,
mhtls, ftrablenO un6 einnebmenb, bas
gnt3iiden ieiner @ltern, bic Greube feis
neg Seims unb Der 5tols isiner GlaNe.
Qber auf feline stdnaenben 4usf9ten
fiel Elm S6atten. Gs begann nit Ell,
nein unbebeutenben Suiten; baIb fameR
Waruungs5ei9en Der S6wlutiu9t,
feline Graft nabm ab, feline Waneen
lpurben bobI, uHb er ibien gu einem
friib3eitigen Soae oerurtbeilt. Da rietb
ein Jreunb au DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. ST problrte es
unb iuurbe gere:tet. @eiunbbeit unb
8raft febrten auriid. feline froblide
Stimme erfdOll mieber iiber ben 5hul.
ipielplaB, feline Wansen purben tpieber
rolig, feline 2lugen wieber gIduaenb. gr
1T nod nber StOl3 ieiner &laGs" unb
arabuirt i'll biefem Sabre NIT b66fen
Nus3ei1nun9en.
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EeEas =.

Nm 5. DECEMBER madte Die elets
trifd)e @traBenbabu tit 2arebo eine
Brobefabrt, bic febr giiaitig ausfieI.
Die Cars legteu our9f6niitli9 Is Meis
len bic Stunbe aurad. IS iiub iebt
orei Meilen bieisr 8abn in Bstrieb.
= Die 9lranIas pnB.Sabn pirb big
Mitte Sanuar &odoale eyrei1t babeu.
= Cine Srau Mollie Da3e, in peo
tia, feds Meilen fiibli9 Don 9ilsborc
tpobnbaft, befu9ie cine benaf barte 6as
Mile unb f6loB lire beioen &tnoer i'm
Qlter bon l uno 4 Sabren i'm 6auIe
ein. Nls tie 3uriidtebrte, mar Sas 9aus
nebergebraunt uno bOn ben Ginbern
tua en- nur bic Oertoblten 2ei9en tbriJ.
Wie bas 6eutr sntitaao, III nidt ermits
telt tposeen.
= 9lu5 Dallas tpirb bert6tei, bab
bas proiett, Die nSt. 2ouis &epublic"
CUR @tiinouug elmer neuea 3eitung in
iener Stabt gu ben sgen, bur5 bic Wuf
bringuus Der erforberlibsn $100, 900 ge:
li9ert 1T. 9ie BreKen fir bas Inter
nebmen follen f9on befsat iein unb elm
i ifenbes 9 ,bdaoe ipiro bemnd6H an=
eefauTt tperben. 9ie erfe Summer Der
neuen 3ei.ung nirb ON l. 6ebruar,
ipdteltens aber am Is. oes WtoHats cts
f9e nett.
Die @iuberleibung Der GOtt Wortb
unb Denber @itp.gabu in busSpitem ber
Union pacificzBabn lit cine DDQenoete
Sbatiade. Die lebtere bat ieBt eiue
Sabnitrede bon ungebeurer Nus6eh.
nung unier ibrer @ontroqe unb i'm 8e'
triebe. Dem 8ernebmea mad pirb
jeBt iofort gum 8au elmer gabn bon
Sort Wortb nod 2lano @iiD anltaIt ge.
troffen uerber, tp,lds bort ben Nn.
f6luB an bic Nraufas paB 2inie bet.
its0en tpirb. Gs beiBt ferner, = unb
aus 3iemlif auoerldiiiger Queile,-oaB
es i'm plane uno cine berartige rutsr.
hanolung bereits ansetaiipft fei, au6 bic
Nranfas paBs8abn nit in bas SDitem
oer Union pacifie bereia3u3ieben unb
bann ben Bau elmer 8abn Don 2lano
Gitp mad Der Bra3os Muubuug balos
m0sli6it in angriff su nebmen, iobab
bic Union pacific 8aba eine birefte
8erbinbuna nit allen teraniiden Golf
bdfer, Sabine BaB, 8rajos Wiinbung.
@alOeiiOn unb Nranias paB gep6ane.
Die GoIge baoon niirbs feia, oaB fis
mad Gerti9lteQung, be3u smeiie @inper-
leibung Der genanntrn 8abnen ni6t
Bios oas teraniide 8eiddft. ionbern
aud ben gr6Bten 3beil oss lleberlanbs
SanbeIsOerfebrs unter ib,er @onirolIe
baben miirbe.
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8u6leus Mrutca=galbe.

Die bette Salbe Der gSelt fir e3nitte,
Auetldungen, @efdwiire, Gieber. unO Sdut'
snsf9lae, GIe6te, sefpruneene SdnOe, jrcft.
beuItn uno aIle Sautfranibeiten furirt Cd,
mOrrhoioen ODER feline 8s3abIuno. 8duise
Satisfoetion oarautirt ober ods @elo nirb
anriiderftattet 25 Gents bic S9adtel. Bum
8erfauf in alien apotbeien. 9reib, Gbomp'
ion & Co., @boIeiaIe.
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: @s bat fid berausgeiieat, baB un=
ter ben 6inbern, Wel6e Die 2onoOner
primari9ulen beiu6en, etwa II pro3.
B. b. 43, 600 ungenilseno gendbrt finb
ober gang obne 6rtbRid 5ur S6ule
fommen. Sn einigen 9itritten mirb
bieIem uebel babur9 abgebolfeu, baB
ipObltbdtige 9 cine BEN 3ur Sdule
fommenben Sinoern Mabl3eiten berab.
rei9en. N6er ipdbrenb an einigen Or.
ten su biel getban miro, gei6iebiI II
unberen Quartieren beinabe nidts.
Inter bem 8oriiB beg Brdiibenten ber
2Ouboner SGulbeb0rbe bat li9 nun eiu
4usi6uB gebilbet, tpel6er eine fpitema.
til6e @rndbrung aller obne Mablseit
'ur S6u!e fommenben Ginber on,
ltrebt. 9ln ber 9erlammlung am
Sonnabeuo nabm auBer Dem Minilter
beg @rBiebunesmeiens (Sir %. Sart.
8Dte) nod fein 8or9dnser i'm 2tmt,
MunbelIa, 8beiI.
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: 9ie Warfelbedler in ben Mirib.

: Die Wlrfelbeher in ben Wirtb.
i4atten WtiRouri's limb in 3rauerf f6re
geblillt, feit cos @eieb, bos ale Gpiele
perbietet, in &raFt it,. gber eelparfelt
mirb bod. Utan ninmt ba3u Saffee.
bobnen. Der, our6 beRen 0urf bic meis
fen 8obneu auf ben 9tiiden Iieaen, 10
oaB bic Spalte nod oben tommt, bat
aetuOnnen. 8iellei6t fommt nun Elm
@efeb, bas ben @ebrau6 ton &aFeebob.
men berbietet.
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tSlcctric S,itters.

Sieie8 Seilmittel iit ln poblbefannt unb 70
popular 9ewprbcn, Dap eS faum nod beionberel
@rtpabnuu9 beDarf. gue, bic es iemalS &c.
brau6ten, ftintmen nit Elm iii iein Cob. @ine
reinere Webicin siebt e8 nid)t, unb es mirb ga.
rantie seleitet, bab ie 9llles le ,iet, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. 6lectric 8itters beilt allt
9eioen ber 2eber unb Der Nc~en, es cntFcrnt
@eidpiire, Gusld lag, Ga uB unb onoert
Golgen unreinen s !utss. GS treibt baB Sta.
laria. Siebcr aus o-a Sbiienb beust bemieIber
bor unO beilt es elbft III DEN 6artnadiglfer
6allcn. @s eurirt opfi6merSen, 8lutanbranr
mad bem aopfe III @fi9rdne. 8srTuGe bal
Electric 8itterS Seilung wirb sarantirt. obsl
oa8 @elO suriid9e3ablt. %reis per 8lalde 81
Gents un6 81 in alien apotbcfen. g8boleIalt
bel 0reib, 3lomplon & So.
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Serr QlnSreu 9ron. ,pobnboft

= 0err NHSretu GraD, iuobnbaft an
Der @brifiian StraBe, 2ancafter, Ba.,
ipri6t fd) febr giinitig iiber Or. aus
ault G6ai9's Sanlburger 3rnpfen aus.
Gr meini. baB es ni6ts beNeres seeen
lnreinbsit beg 8lutss unb MaGenbe'
i6iperben gdbe, pie oieies ausge3eids
nete Mittel, unb iolte es beBnegen in
teinem 9ausbalte febIeu.
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GbrOnifder ytaieutatarrb pofitip ses
beili bur9 DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
80 Gents, in alien Ipotbeten su baben.
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3 erna d bentli1e 9 9immel

Grftr Sroi9tentuti6er: Sag
mol, 9elnri6, mas iii's beun nit Dei=
mem S6immsl, Der ldBt ia ben SOpf 10
bdnsen2"
3ueiter 8roI6tenfutlder: IS peiB
nit, mas nit bem 8ieb lit. Set bic
@iienbabn bierber gebt, is mir ber Gsrl
70 nQt1beufeu0 1etporber."
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say- 9uulaps, 9npr= unb SteiIous
9ilte bel g Pancoaf # & g Sob II.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
The Whipping Post.

The institution of the whipping
post, which still survivesin Delaware,
did not go out Of fashion in England
until the close Of the last century. On
May 8, 17l3, the corporation Of Don
caster directed that a whipping post be
set up for furnishing Migrants and
sturdy beggars. Three centuries ago
this punishment was carried TO a cruel
extent Owing to the dissolution Of
the monasteries by Henry VIII, a
large number Of persons who depend
ed on the charity Of the monks were
thrown upon the country, and parlia.
nient fastened TO check the increasing
vagrancy by an act passed in 1881,
which declared that every vagrant
should be carried TO some market town
or other place, and tied naked TO the
end OF cart and whipped through
the streets till their whole body be
bloody. Early in the last century
the price paid for whipping was four
pence, and the constables' accounts ia.
cluded such items rs arresting a dis.
tracted woman, watching her and the
fee for having her whipped. Whip
ping at the carts tail, as provided for
by the statute of Henry Will. went out
Of use in 1896, when the whipping
post was substituted for the earlier
method. philadelphia Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
Hogs Eyesight Saved.

Mr.. William Kerns not long since
had a visit from a friend from the
east, who wished to purchase land
and locate somewhere in this state.
Mr.. Kerns sent his friend out 10 look
at the Umpqua valley, and lie return.
ed with a wonderful tale of the sec
ton he visited.
He said that he visited a farmer
who had a great drove of hogs, all Of
which had lost their tails. He inquir-
ed how this had happened. and the
farmer said the caudal appendages
had been amputated, and when il was
asked why this was done, he was told
II was TO prevent the animals from be.
coming blind. This startling an.
nouncement led TO further inquiry
and explanation.
The farmer stated that the soil on
his farm was what is known as black
mud. II is very rich and also very
adhesive, and the pigs in wallowing
around get their tails daubed with il,
and a clod finally accumulateS on
each pigs tail, which grows by accre.
ton and accumulation 10 an immense
size. and becomes SO heavy that il
drags back the pigs skin so far that
the unfortunate animal is no longer
able TO shut its eyes, and soon becomes
blinded from the glare of the sun. By
cutting off the pigs tail this catastro.
phe is avoided, and the pig soon grows
fat -portlan1 Drnponian
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
A Horse Hair Snake.

The horse hair snake is a common
source of error. The creature that is
usually called by that name originates
and has a life's history as follows; A
small. flesh colored mite is in water. II
changes 10 a purplish lead color and
comes 10 the top OF the water, where
il sports for a time, and when looking
across water of a still evening, espe'
cially il looking toward the setting sun,
one can see masses Of these tiny
creatures that look like smoke on the
water. When they reach this stage
of development they leave the water
and get out on the grass. Here, as
opportunity offers, they attach them
selves TO the feet Of large insects-es-
pecially of grasshoppers, katydids, etc.
The legs Of these insects being hollow,
they crawl up them, where they grow
until they gil the legs and sometimes
the cavities Of the bodies Of these
large insects. This accounts for the
fat, clumsy condition of many o fthese
insects. After Il rain, in which the in
sects drown, the full ledged horse
hair snakes come forth 10 delight the
small boy. and TO interest the student
of nature, after which they lay eggs
in the water, if i does not dry up too
soon, and curl around them for q
time, and about the time the eggs
hatch into the little flesh covered
mites first described, the snakes die
Exchange.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09

FOR the ends OF the iaces which will do
away with the tie and at the same time
be popular. There have been several in
ventions Of this kind, but none Of them
were practical. The principal trouble
with the gaiter hitherto has been the
bad quality of the rubber used in the
sides or cores. These are now being
made with a new kind of rubber, in
vented by IA Connecticut man, called
BELGIUM" II is made Of vegetable
oils, and is said to be much more
durable than the rubber that has been
used. The gaiter Is popular because
il can be put on and taken off SC
much more rapidly than the other
STYLES of shoe, and physicians recon-
mend its wearing because il does not
weaken the ankle as the lace and but
ton shoes do. ST. Louis Globe. Demo
Graf.