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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

laid the case before Chief Brooks, of the Secret ser
vice who seemed 10 think. according To- UrDdcn, u''
tbc case wa, not i'm his Jurisdiction. as the offence W"
committed or the high GIoden, however p'"r'''
the CITY of Rome and found NclaW. VINO bTC ~
tLorouchlV alarmed and restored 10 Cooper al the
money he had taken. Cooper refused TO make q con-
plant against Neland, but superintendent lDer III
formed the agents of the Anchor Line OF the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Monmouth Park, 2 80 p M
Pilot and Police Commissioners meetings.
Executive Committee of Citizens movement NO 81
Nassau-st, ,.
Lieutenant Lewis's case before Police Board, Newark
p. u. ,,
Bayside Tennis Club tournament. Baysidc p m.
Departure OF six Tribune FeshAir Fund parties Tor inc
countrv-seventh dav excursion 10 Excelsior Grove.
Music IN Morris Park by list Regiment Band . p H.
SubConmittcy Of Municipal Building Committee con-
troer's ONCE IL a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
wEMrn OF TIE TOWNS or HUDSON COUNTY.

The Ilud,on County Board for the Equalization oil
TAKE, held q meeting yesterday IN The court House
The assessor Il Union Hi reported decrease IN the
valuation from that oi last year. The report Wa
returned Z, him for correction. the Hrard being M
vIlln. 10 believe in the face Of great number 81
improvements that have been made. that tn ratab"'
OF tie town have decreased. The as s-or, OF the
following other towns and township, reported their
valuations Is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
.SHgPPING NETS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ..........MoNDAY JUL
AnIlINLn

Steamer Tower I'M (Brl bennett london july ana
avre y. with md,e aud passengers 10 Henderson Bros
Arrived at the Bar at
steamer tamrp tlir ~, Hamburg June ~ and Plymouth
July with mdsc FuEth EdYc 4, Co Arrived at Tie Bar
Steamer cry Washington. tynolds Mexican potts and
Havana days. with mi,e aud passengers 10 Jas EWafd
Co. Arrived AT tho Bar 1T =. 20
steamer Antonio ZrmbTano NOrl krogh. BaracOa days
with Ilsseng Gomez Pearsa Arrived at
the RiT al lb.I5
Steamer Louisiana eager New days. with mlse
nd uass To =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNSwICK-J. q. II. Bergcron, NJ. F.. Of Montreal.
FIFTH AVENUE-EN-C Congressman John NJ. Glover, OF
Missouri cx.Congressnan Henry O. Burleiph, Of White
hall ~ y, and Judge Henry Il. Tompkins, Of Geotga
MURRAY HILI1-Judge Samuel W. FOidyce and Wells
H. Bodgett, OF St. Louis. PARK ANENU l.-Judge
Arthur Macarthur, Of Washington. WINDSOk-Con-
gresham Roswell p. Flower and sherman s. Rogers OF
Ruralo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
EOREIGN PORTS.
Announcements.

- Dost want thy teeth like ivory white,
Thy lips Ike rose, blooming,
Thy breath perpetual delight
The common air pei flaming
Use SOZODONT Tor .l1t Will bring
Health beauty, fragrance, everything.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRrP
a M 5fTp q1se for eyer FffD Will
ING with PI.EFECT SUCCESS u SooTHES tn
Child SOFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND collie. and Is the best remedy toI
DGNKRUOTA Sold by Druggists Ia every part OF thc
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
To neglect the hair is 20 lose youth and comeli-
moss save 10 With PIrk'r's Hair Eal-am.
Partcr's Ginger Tonic curos inward pain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

Tho .uetc.,,- ovc- la,t year are: Mon Township,
e. -. acsrIN. r-32IJp; Gutt"licre. e-o,u-',
NouE Bergen. ~lI-.49U. West IobIhcu *1ol 100
liayouuc. Fj3I.D-O. ia,ri,,u $4,000. N"hf"heu,
5000. -" total increase ia tl' tp"h-ip- reported
l. .I.l-n.4-O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
SpECE a. MENTION

Advertisements, admitted into these co,uu,,
recommended to the reader. Of THE TRIn
UNE as thoroughly reliable, and business. can b
done By mail with she advertiser. with pcrf..
aEetJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

Advcrtt- ern~nis ndrnircd into these columns
nrc recommended 10 thr renders OF TEE 'H'n-
UNE thoroughly reliable, nnh business '""o ID"
done 10y mnii with the advertisers with Periec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunri.es44l ssts IN Moon set,io 36p.m Moons
MON WATER.
I-eandy Hook. 10 - Gov Island Il nS Hcl Gate o ~
P.1-Sandy Ioos 20 81 GOV Island llOS Hol Gate. lOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. July %.
OUTGOING STE1 HERS.
lO-DAl.
wEpNK>DAY. JULY 81

U
City OF Richmond. lnman. LlyerOoOt 81 80 m
Travc M Iloyd hrcuIen SOutI'ptOn o 30 10
Nosternland iied star. Antwerp i30 $50
CITY Of Columbia. NY A CUBA. Havana. YIN
THURsDAr July -.
Augusta Victoria Hamo Amer. Hamburg 730am 10 am
state OF Georgia state GLASGOW .--........ Am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

The Royal Baking Powder is in
dispensable to progress in cookery
and to the comfort and conve-
nience of modern housekeeping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,
30 WEST e9THST.
Diseases n the Nervous system oento.UfnsrJ organs
Impotence and Sterilty. Hours TO 1. 10 D.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09

TnT nwANTEL. $25 . week and -xpensel
ri paid. et~sdy work. New Goods
80 samples free. ]. F. HILL 70.
',vuata. Ma, ". =?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09

Value vi the Orr Brief History Of the
Ciaim-A NJ, Pr"il, II $4,000 Real.
ICED By the Prtm vrriny Locator AID
Own+r-A Large Force Vt Miners Z"
be Employed Mkt Spring.
The hi tory If mining fur aishts in
Vulnerable instances of own. r. sban.
doning their claims in despair ~he"
JUS, on the eve Of striking ''pay" that
would have amply rewarded thu m.
VlAdyslnv D"mski, the locator OF the
Venus claim, on the Hast Fork IF the
Gold Belt, has na.rowl escaped ] in.
jig the rauks of those who gave up
discouraged claim when about to
reach rich ore.
About year ago, beisg unable to
longer prosecute the development Of
the Venus after ten years and seven
mouths OF unassisted Efforts, Mir.
Domski disposed OF one third inter.
est 10 =. T. BAXTER, Of k-tchum. The
money thus obtained was expended in
developm-n work; but although the
formation steadily Indicated the pr"x
unity Of al ore-hody, the expected
chimney WAS not cut, AMI, finally,
bring sick phi! sicaily and wretched
ms"tslly from the long deferred 'eali.
zat'en OF his hopes, Mi. Domski, alter
obtaining his partners consent. con.
cIuded to lease 1000 linear feet Of one
Of the lodges existing in the Venus
claim.
Thi. he did q couple 81 months ago,
the lessees bring Gus. Wolf. Charles
Stull. J. II. K,omer, and J. II. ,S,ull
Being No. l miners the l-ssecs were
p~rfrrtly wllli' < t. tska lease ex-
tending to September ls', 1891, pay
a royalty Of 81 per cent OF thu valu.
OF all orc x,racted. supply every thing
needed themselves, including thu
building OF dwelling houses, black
smith shop, ore house. cars, track, etc
After driving the tunnel ahead jn-t |:
feet blast exposed u streak six to II
inches Wide OF iron aud gray copper
ssmpli, & about as is usual with ore
from this mite, namely: from 200 t.
500 ounces Of silver aud 50 to 80 il
gold per ton. Thus has another orig
inal locator narrowly escaped losing
property when it was about t. reward
him handsomely for his outlay OF TINE
aud money.
The Venus WAS located in May
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09
CAtARRh

~ viii say have been troubled for ~.
srsl years with that terribly aisagreeable
disease, catarrh. took Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla with the very best results. II cured me
Of that continual dropping in my throat, and
stuffed up feeling. 1t has also helped my
mother, who has taken It for run down state
VI health and kidney trouble" Mrs. 8. D.
HEATH. Putnam, Conn.
II have used Hoods BarsapaSilla for ca.
tarrh with very satisfactory results. have
received moro permanent benefit from 1t than
from any other remedy have ever tried"
n e. READ, Of 4. Read & Son. Wauseon, O.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09
THE STRIKE IN THE VENUS.
1T WAS MADE IN DEPTH DY THE
LESSEES.

Value vi the ORE Brief History Of the
Ciaim-A Net Pr"fll ri $4,000 Real.
ICED By the Prtst vrriny Locator AID
Ownrr-A Large Force Vt Miners ~
be Employed Mkt Spring.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09

~Locat,on not,s,"s. ior both lod
and placer claims, for sale At the
TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09
The DOLLAR COLUMN

tAdveYflsemeuts net exceeoine an inch TOR zen
lines Of small type) In length will Be inserted n
this column for one dollar per week. or nifty cent?
the Asst insertion and IN enty.6ve cent? each 3D.
ditionsl insertiOn-paysble in advsnce.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09
cAtARRh

e . constitutional una not q lecal disease,
aad therefore It cannot 10 cured by local
applications. 1t requires constitutional
remedy like Hoods sarsaparilla, which,
working through the blood. eraslicates the
impuraty which causes and promotes the
disease, and effects = permanent cure.
Thousands. Of people testify to the success
Of Hoods, Sarsxpartlia rs = remedy for
catarrh Wien other preparations had failed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09
$500 Reward.

FOR THE RET RN OF A BAY WORK.HORsE
to Pine Grove. branded on left shoulder. with
white star IL face. white nostrils an LETT hind
foot white; weight AIN ut lUOO. The shove reward
will be civ II 10 any one returning said horse ~
CrHhdai's past re ~ Pin UrOvr: one ri ing
iufo, nation 10 to his where shout viii he suit bly,
r.waide by sending word to NIKE JOHNS N.
Rocky Bar. Idaho. st6
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09

CCHOOT. OF PRACTICAL CIVIL. MECHAN.
= teal. Mining Ing neering, Surveying.
Architecture. Assayin3 and NsviRa-
ton. l1cH Second STREET, Portland, OF. aud 7z3
Mark, st San FsanciscO, Cal. Established 1854.
A. Wander NAILi.kN, Pres send for circuitr.
aul0v1d
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-09

HALEY LODGE. No. !, A. q. U. ". meets In
Associ alton Rail the vInsT and THIRD NORMA 70 In
earh month, 1t 7:30 "'clock. p. m All Wsrkmen
In good standing sre cordially invited 10 attend.
p. MOTHERW ELL, n. ".
l. ". 0AnLETF, Recorder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-28
Orchlus.

Garden and FORTS. -
All orchids are not "air plants" so
called. Our native species, without ex-
ception, grew in the ground, although
many OF those which flourish in the
tropics and which are cultivated in
temperate countries under glass receive
their nourishment from the moisture in
the air. Plants Of the orchid family
differ from all others in the arrange
ment OF their organs of reproduction,
which are united into q column com.
posed OF a single or, in case OF the lady
slipper, of two stamens coherent with
or borne on the style of thick, tleshy
stigma. The perianth Of the flower is
composed of six divisions, arranged in
two sets, each Of three. The three outer
divisions are called nepals, and often re.
sembte in texture and color those Of the
inner set, called petals. Oae OF the
inner sets OF these divisions differs
from the others in shape and direction,
and is called the lip-the sack OF the
lady's slipper. This is really the upper
petal-that Ia, the one next to the axis OF
the Aowef-but by a half twist OF the
the lowest. These elements-sepal6,
petals, lip and colu,nn-varied almost
without limit in form and color-com-
bine to produce the almos: infinite num-
Der OF widely.ditseringf form which are so
fascinating in their oddly, quaintness
and beauty. Orchids are found in all
warm and temperate parts OF the ~c:l4!,
although they are more abundant in the
tropics than elsewhere. They are peren.
NAL plants, often with tuber-bearng
roots, and the peculiar structure OF their
flowers renders impossible their unaided
fertilization, for which they depend on
the visits OF insects.
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Ns ~ - 7
The Heights OF Waves.

81. .NiUtu.Ess N .-. 3D..
All sorts OF nonsense has been written
about waves mountains high The
TRUTHS that when aahipisplunGingdown
the back Of one wave and is At the same
time hecled over till her rail is close To.
the water, the next wave looks as II 1t
would sweepioompletely over the vessel
and therefore appears as big as a noun
tain. Lieutenant Qualtrough says:
1--WE find reports Of ,heights OF 100 feet
from hollow'to crest, but no verified
measurement exists OF a height half as
great as this. The highest reliable meas.
urements r from ~ to IS feet-in
itself a very remarkable height. Waves
having n "reater height than thirty feet
are not often encountered" 1.-THE height
OF wind waves is governed by what is
called the "ietch:" That means their
distance from the place where their
formation begins. Thomas Stevenson,
author Of Lighthouse Illumination
and father, Of the well.known writer Of
our day, Robert Louis Stevenson, gives
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-28
how HOUSE FLIES DIE.


a Kind Of Fungus that Makes Havoc With
tho ~lnsecis.
Like many other insects, house flies
nre subject to the attacks Of a parasite
fungus which destroys great numbers Of
them, especially towards the end OF
Autumn,
We sometimes SEQ thecorpses Of such
as have me. this fate glued to the window
panes In the attitude Of lie, with legs
widely spread and wings raiaed as II In
preparation for flight, but with n white
halo on the glass all around them and
with bodies pale, unhealthy.lookiDg and
distended.
The spores OF the fungus, which are
excessively minute and ere present In
the air, are carried against the fly's body,
and such ns strike ita under surface may
become adherent, when each spore sends
out a long tubular projection, which
penetrates the skin and enters the body.
Once here, ia hosts doom is certain,
says knoultdye, for 1t meets with suitable
nousishment In the shape OF the fluids
Of the ily's body, by the aid Of which it
will speedily propagate i,self until its
victim, drained Of Its life support, finally
succumbs.
The thread like tube first produces q
series OF detached, rounded bodies, some
thing like the cells Of tho yeast plant.
These cells, which have an indefinite
power OF self.manipulation, are carried
by tho blood to all parts OF tho body, and
thus the disense spreads.
They, in their turn, give rise to a
number Of branching tubular threads,
similar to those of the earlier stage,
which, in process OF time, penetrate the
skin. Each thread which thus makes its
appearance outside, gives rise to Il Bort
Of head, which contains spores like those
with which the series started.
% These are cast of with considerable
force and multitudes OF them no doubt
perish, while others are ultimately
waited against the bodies Of other flies,
to deal destruction among them as
among their predecessors.
The particular species Of fungus which
makes havoc with the house flies is
called empusa muscae, and il n OF Il
group which are distinguished by their
habit OF subsisting upon living insects.
The maturation Of the fungus involves
the death Of the fly, the fluids of whose
body serve "a food for the parasite.
Under its attack the fly becomes grad /
ually feebler, and finally quite unable to
move, and then the viscid secretions
from the pads on the feet hardens and
CLUES the insect TO the surface to which
1t is clinsing, while the fungus spreads
round it and leaves come Of its spores
adhering so as to form the halo above
described. |,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-28
BREAKFAST BUDG Er.

"Splitgizzard" Is q Denver beverage.
Expensive lace handkerchief ar
called "dreams." ~ 1. F''t
In only five States now can q teache,
legally log Il pupil.
Pearls ss n fashionable Jewel arc in.
creasing in favor at an expensive rate.
Thirty thousand dollars q month is
paid out for lottery tickets in-Kcy West,
Fla.
The first election in Wyoming under
the State constitution takes place Sep.
TENDER II.
Many au acre Of land ii Kansas that is
not worth more than SEQ will turn out
Sl5O worth OF potatoes this year.
A peach grower of Stone Creek town.
ship, n. j., going over his orchard the
other day found but half q dozen
peaches or LOO trees.
Bottled unstacked lime, slightly damp.
ened, ia the latest explosive to be used
by tho ~"pothunters' in slaughtering fish.
1t works like dynamite.
One ostrich farm ut Port Augusta,
South Australia contains 700 birds, worth
SlG0' each, aud the yield Of feathers this
year is expected to be worth 500.
The first shipment Of sealekins to Lon
don this SEASON left Victoria By the
Canadian Pacific last week. They filled
eeven cars aud were valued at $3.50, 900.
The Wichita Eagle thinks that Plumb
ought to know what he is talking about
when he discusses tin.plate, as he ate of
one for a number OF years after he came
to Kansas. m.
The EitTel tower is to be utilized for
obtaining a very high pressure by means
OF a tube running from top to bottom
and filled with mercury. A pressure OF
400 atmospheres is obtainable.
Edward Walls and John Baker, OF
Milton, Del, have each received 5000
silk worms from the United States Gov.
eminent with which they intend to make
experiments in silk culture.
In new arc lamp that has lately mp.
peareda hollow carbon is used to form
the arc, and the light is increased by in
Producing 4 lIydro.carbon vapor to the
arc through the bore Of the carbon.
A passenger elevator TO the summit OF
Mont Blanc is proposed by an American
mining engineer The shaft is to BE- Of
eight compartments, each six feet square,
intended 10 carry Il triple-decked eleva.
tor for twenty'seven persons.
Late investigations have determined
that the msjority Of deep-sea: depres.
sions come from sother than volcanic
origin, and that the coolest waters of the
ocean stand in the deep troughs instead
OF running, as was formerly thought to
be the case. =
AS the result OF a severe burn a little
Grass Valley (Cal,) girls side and arm
grew together. becoming united by a
webbing OF flesh nearly an inch in thick
ness. She was released from her IN.
pleasant predicament by u successful
surgical operation. ,
The San Francisco Mws.L Letter, urging
o point Of social reform in tliat city, Gays:
1--WE are not a moral people, and we do
not pretend to be; we are quite other
wise. But it is not amiss that q slight
ripple Of decency should strike the town,
at least once in half a century,"
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CiSclSSATI. O., August 27.-Flour steady.
Wheat easier; No. 2 red 81 OH; receipts 5,Vte
No. . mixed 5laj2c., Oats steady ut SSJIc. Ry,
iirmcr at tic. Pork firm; mess $40 75al9 is.
Lard firm ut 6.Uoc. bulk meats quiet, firm
aud unchanged: whisky steady a. ii 10. BIZ.
yer strong At lsa?'c. sugar firm: hard 6tba
nc: yellow 5a5t!c. Eggs steady ut ltalGI,c
Cheese strong and higher; Ohio iat &c.
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points. '"e'"3' 'Aee"'o 10 al
For rates and other Information address
: W.. KOBlSSON,.G. j. A.. rurkersburc.
~, hANpf, 4. G. +. A.. IMrkerbbnrg.
Pas hH0nt. Whtcliny, ". Va.
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To MAKE YOU SMILE.


A summer at the. sesshore changes
white barcs into. brown barea. = 4.
Lightning never strikes twice in the
same place, because it doesn't have to as
a rule. sts.l G24s i,
"Armcd Outlaws ia Our Midst" is the
the title OF an Albany Union article. We
fear the editor has been eating cucum.
bers. ry
"1t's awful hard here in JAIL" said the
convict. "Don't they treat you well%
They don't treat me at all. ! amt had
a drink since l got here" ~; g.
"Are you sure that is genuine Vienna
bread?" she asked. Eyes, madam"
"Then it can't be fresh, for Vienna is
thousands Of miles from here"
Reporter-''What is your candid opin-
ion OF the emperor, Prince Bismarck 2"
Bismarck-"Vor a Gotillion he was o
Gay. Vor u Cherman leader he was N
Chez" Esd ss'h fF. 5. '"' 'l
Sick Man (making bis wiII)--"I have
no near relatives. l have a brother.''
Lawyer-"Bro,her!a Isn't he, near rel
alive" Sick Man-"No, SIR olives
iu Australia" a.
Don't you know, Emily, that it; is
not proper for you to turn round and
look after a gentleman 2" "But, man.
ma, ! was only looking 10 SEQ il lie was
looking to SEQ il ! was looking"
Sunday School Teacher-"Yes, little
boys, you should always stick to the
truth, ior you know what beeomes o.
those! who tell storiesT" Doubtfu1
Schoiar-'rThey become greatimcujiik
Lincoln and Depew.P ~
Missress-"G9t dinner to-day on tile
gasoline stove, Bridget" Bridget
"plGze, mum, l did thry, but TIL stove
wint OUT Mlstress-Try again, then.'
Bridget-"fip, mum, but It's not oont
back sit. 1t wint cut trough the roof
"Do. youthink your, sister likes me
Tommy?' ayes. She stood up for 20,
at dinner" STOOD up for me! Wa.
anybody saying anything against mef'
"Wa, nothin' much. Father esid ht
! thought you we're a good deal OF an ass
| but sis right up ard said you wasn't, ant
told father he ought to know better thar
judge a man by his looks.N / III
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Uile SltrlliecNter.
Nos. 2s aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
THE WAITRESS.


London Table.
She comes, .hc comes upon my yeArning sight
Like friendly btncon shinlng ,hro' the. nipht.
What, tho Thy hands and feet DO largs-thy
And couhtenaucc alike DO fiery rcd'
Ny Joy NJ seeing you Is past CONTROL
Thou TOXIN OF plenty to my fAmlshed souli
shc roinrs to learn my liehtcst whim or WAh,
And mifmttts.
"iouporilsh;',
Daughter OF Erin. skitiish arc Thy Wars.
petclianee my meal JOu'll bring some OF these
Oh. why procmsinate? Why, 40 slowH
AIT waliing tor the ham aud eggs To glow
A. Length, she comes again upon tho ,cene,
Ana beams upon me with II smile serene.
Like champagne bottle popping out Its cork
She shoots ont
"Beetofpotk7"
On, iair one, tho no drinking man am l.,
! ialn ONE mild. light beverage would try,
Only AHt sfy am ], but aIh,Nt,
And ! could drink until my hide would burst.
Tor icp water, milk or lemonade.
Some cool drink bring Inc. On, thou lovely
maid!
Al last she sees my signal. and far OIL
Shouts at me-:
"Tesorcoii -
Come, come. thou shy, coy maid, hear my ap.
peat: rTg
Have | come to end Of this. my meal.
Is this smnll ration all ! am 10 Irnws
Mlust sihiHe's tooth forever az me gtHwg
gu MINK I've hRd cnongh-not so-no sal
W. little Of n boarler'8 wants you knnWi
you'd but Esien-if yon only woulIl
She Al swefss
"Plcotpuds' .
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Tho discovery BY the iansbiisnts OF a locality
hitherto unvlsl,cd BY tho p~cs.ilen. scou,go Of
fever and ague, that Il exists In tileis very
midst, Is decidedly startling. Such discoveries
arc made at every season, In every part Of tho
Union. Subsequently, when 1t is nsCes,aincd. as
1t invariably Is at such times, through the VAL
uahIe experience Of sono one who has been
benefited and cured, that No..eticr's stomach
Bitlers. Is u thoroughly eficacious -radicator OF
the matarldi poison. and & means OF for.itytas
the svttem against 1t. o feeling Of more security
aud tral guilty rcigns throughout the whole
npiShbprhool. Besides tbs iebrile forms Of
nRlarial disease, dumb ague and ague cake are
removed by the potent action OF the Bitters. 10
edy iot Mammalian dysnepsia. eons,ipaiton
liver Complaint, DEBILITY, kidney troubles and
all diseases impsiriug the organs Of digestion
aud assimilation. 1.JS Ia &