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SPOKEN.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

By bark Imperatore francesca Giuseppe I
TAusl, at this port, May IS, in lat 20 so, Ion 70,
italian bark Benedetto.
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G.. ECKSTEIN & co. will clcss out
their entire stock of LADIES' FINE
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR at striking re-
auctions. Chemises, Night Dresses, Skirts,
Corset Covers and everything in this
line to go for less than price of material.
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NAVAL oIOKEs---Ine nIarK5U TOT SPLITS tuF-
peptine was steadier at the decline. There was
only quiet inquiry. The total sales for the
day were $50 casks, OF which $50 casks were
at 3434c for regulars and 100 casks at 3416c for
regulars At the Board of Trade on the opening
call the market was reported irregular at 34l5 a
3l3lc for regulars. At the second call it closed
steady at 3i34c for regulars. Rosin--The mar
ket was quiet. firm and unchanged. There was
a fair demand. with small offerings. The
total sales for the day were some 200 barrels.
At the Board of Trade on the first call the mar
Ret was reported firm at the following quota
tions A. B. c. D and Z 81 co. + ST. 80, G 81 10,
II 81 IS, 81 rs X 81 90, NJ 50 0716, n So 25,
window glass So 45, water white s. IS. At the
last call it closed unchanged.
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H O It E /. Il Y 3 Z f,
WILL OPEN oC OR BEFoRE MAY Isl.
One of the Handsxmest Summer Resorts in
the Union
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
branch of the United States photographs
Office has been established in the Custom House
at Savannah. Notice to mariners, pilot charts
and all nautical information will he furnished
masters of vessels free of charge. Captains
are requested to cali at the Office.
LIEUT. + II SHERMAN
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Arrived at Tybee yesterday, an unknown
loaded bound up.
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MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS.

OVER Rockfish Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains,
~ 1896 feet above the level of the sea; fine
views; a delightful summer resort; cheap
board; strong iron springs; many attractions
TO the invalid, pleasure-seeker and families; of
easy access. Address
MEssRs. MASSIE & CO., Alton, Va.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THE STRAND, Asbury Park, NJ

Full ocean view. VIII open June 81. For
terms address A CRAWFORD,
275 Madison avenue, New York
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Sacrifice In White Shirts
Sacrifice in Flannel Shirts.
Sacrifice in Overshirts.
Sacrifice in Gents Neckwear.
Sacrifice In Silk Umbrellas.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
SIGHTS IN BOMBAY.
Exorbitant Prices Demanded by Ohe
Trades-People of India.

Exorbitant Prices Demanded by the
Trades-People Of India.
Here is an example Of the prices asked
in Bombay. A friend of mine once took
a watch into one Of these shops and
asked what was wrong with it.
"Oh. nothing much, " said the assist
ant: 1T wants taking to pieces and set
ting to rights and regulating, and we
NAV keep it two or three days He
was going to leave it without another
word. when it was suggested that he
might as well ask how much that IA
miliar operation would cost. He did, and
was told E5,
The next shop asked 60 los. "You
must remember, sir, that we do not
come out to India for change OF air, re-
marked the shopman, severely. In the
end he discovered a Parsi who asked
half sovereign for the work and did 1t
we'll.
The Parsis are numerically weak,
numbering not more than $4,000 in all
India: but they are enormously wealthy
and influential. and Bombay owes much
of her prosperity to them.
One Of the great sights is the native
town. and when the traveller has ceased
marveling at the color the smells. the
picturesqueness, the variety, the bustle
and the extent Of it, he is most struck
at the Indifference Of the inhabitants to
the distinction between road and path
wav. Lads coming out Of school, mer-
chants leaving their shops. bodies Of
workmen streaming out Of the factories
all walk in the middle of the road and
leave the pathways deserted.
Suddenly carriage turns the corner
at smart trOt and plunges straightintO
the middle of the chattering strOlers,
who flee terror-stricken to the right and
left. with every manifestation Of sur
prise and alarm. They behave, in fact,
quite as if they had never seen such
thing happen before, instead Of which
they have probably escaped sudden
death in the same way two Or three
times every evening for the past ten
wears. BOMBAY Letter.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
FLAT-FOOTEDNESs.
How This Irregularty Can BE Relieved
without Much Difficulty.

How This Irregularity Can BE Relieved
without Much Difficulty.
The bones of the foot are arranged
from behind forward in the form of an
arch, upon the top Of which falls the
weight Of the body. The bones are held
together by ligaments which yield
little when. pressure is applied, thus
forming sort Of elastic cushion which
prevents the sudden jar of walking or
Jumping from being communicated tothe
rest Of the body
Under normal circumstances the arch
should sustain the weight of the body,
and when a person rests his whole
weight upon one foot, there should be
space at the middle OF the sole which is
not brought into contact with the floor
except the outer border.
IN certain people, whose tissues be-
come lax through debility the tissues
which bind these foot-bones together
lose their normal tension, becoming
haccid and easily stretched, so that the
bones are not kept in their fully arched
position, but tend to 1atten out.
Such a condition is known as hat-foot.
tt may be present in varying degrees,
and is difficult Of correction in proper
tion to the extent Of the falling and the
length of time it has existed. Persons
whose occupation forces them to stand
or walk great deal, especially if they
are very heavy, are most likely to suffer
in this manner.
There is noticed first an aching sensa-
ton in the arch of the foot or under the
heel. Sometimes almost the only evil
dence of the condition is the presence Of
pain. which may be thought to be neu-
ralgic or rheumatic, and may be situated
at a distance from the real seat of the
trouble. The patient walks with q pc
culiar stamping step, as though he had
wooden feet, and generally toes out. '
Recent cases are relieved without
much difficulty Sometimes it is suil-
aient if the person makes an effort to
walk with the toes straight forward, and
10 tread upon the outer border Of the
foot: or a similar end may be gained if
the sole of the boot is built up little
thicker on the inner side.
In older and more severe cases artf-
fetal supports become necessary these
being plates Of steel, either worn inside
the shoe or built into the counter. The
immediate relief to the wearer is very
great, and generally a complete cure re-
suits after longer or shorter time, the
ligaments becoming strengthened and
allowing the artificial support to be dis
carded Youths Companion.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

entered the lodge from the back SIDE
had NOT detected the slightest sound, nor
i'm his Withdrawing could ] folio" Alm'
The guard at the door appeared 10 oe
asIacn. but If had been able 10 work
out Of my bonds I should not have maoe
a move tcward escape.
Morning iawned soon after my VlSlJot
left. and the whole village had eaten
breakfast before seven o'clock. ADouJ
that time warrior came in, united me-
rave me a big dish Of soup and q large
niece of meat. and when I had finished
the meal NV hands we're tied behind
NV back. and I was led ont and lied TO
a stake and made to witness the torture
inflicted on Cooper and the boy. lhl5
bnran at eight o'clock and lasted until
noon. was satisfied from the first Jhat
they would let the boy off lightly as
fear and anxiety had wrecked his MIND
Had'bc been voluble andfull OF gestures
as insane people usually are. / JulhK
thpv would have turned him loose, Dut
unfortunately he was as one stricken
dumb. They got no enjoyment out OF
his sufferings. and soon dispatched him.
Cooper was o strong, healthy man.
and he was under some sort Of torture
for three hours before they finished him.
7 was TO be saved until the morrow
when other warriors were expected IN,
and the village was to be broken mp. AT
noon I was taken back to the repee, tied
as before, and no one came near me
until sundown. Then I was given the
same food as in the morning, o guard
placed outside the door, and by ten
o'clock the village was asleep. 1t was
an hour later. and I was lying in the
samcpositon as the night before, when
a. knife carefully cut the throngs. Then
a hand chared my wrists and ankles tc
restore the circulation, and after six OF
seven minutes a voice whispered:
slTv white brother must move as the
snakeI Gomez"
crept after him on hands and knees.
He led the way right through the vii
lage, clearing the path Of every thing
that might rive the alarm, and we were
we'll out of il before we rose up. Then
he hurried me to a grove, where 1 found
a pony ready saddled handed me a
luncheon in q bark basket and the re-
volver lent him 50 long ago, and as
got my seat in the saddle he whispered:
you saved my life-nowL save yours.
Good Ride this way and 60 fast until
daylight
He disappeared before I could thank
him. and rode away in the direction
indicated. BY daylight was safe at a
dug-out on the mail route, and it was
eighteen months later before l heard OF
my dus1y friend again. Then it was to
learn that he had been suspected OF
aiding my escape and was tomahawked
as traitor.-N. Y. Sun.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
THAT WAS DIFFERENT.
A Case That was Not as Serious as IT
Seemed at First.

Case That was Not as Serious as IT
Seemed at First.
"Can II have a word with you in
Drivate?" stammered the young man, al
he stood at the door Of the private Of
fee.
Come in replied the head Of the
firm. Now. what is it?'
'You-you are aware Of the fact that
+"
THAT you have been with this house
for four years. Yes, sir, am aware Of
that fact. Want to leave"
"Oh, no.
Didn't know but you had had a bet
ter offer. IF so, you can 90.
That's not it, sir
ooh. it isn't. What an increase Of
salary. do you? Well. you won't get it.
We are now paying you all you are
worth and a little more
1T isn't that. sir
1T isn't. Then what are you driving
at?"
II want your daughter Molly"
"Humph. That's different. Go and
take her and be-hanred to you. I
thought you we're fishing for a raise Of
salaryr'-Detroit Free Press.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
ROsBINe a PATRIARCH.
unpieasant Custom Of Piaaderins nc "''''
That Exists in Hungary

TTnuteasant Custom of t'i-''iu'' us
That Exists in hungary
A mares nest Of remarkable dlmen'
sions has Just been discovered IN h.'rIo @
W.T. a small city in South hungary
The rich patriarch Angyelic dleo 1Hele Is
at two o'clock in the morning a SNORT
time ago. Within twenty minutes
bigb accIesiastic. Lemalic, anu prom
fnent Hnancier and political econonlS',
Sfoianovic. had plundered ms SVIoH7
hoy of a. 600 tlorins. 1000 Of which Jhey
rave as hush money to the guards ana
chamberlain. Half an hour later M 1T.
Milan Dimitriievic, professor IN JUG
Karlowitz College and director OF a saw
fnrs bank. carried off the patriarch sol.
watch and a diamond cross. Inc AeAO
dav DR.. Gruic. editor Of the government
sheet. Sarbszi Narod. secured through
T.emaiie two of the patriarch's marriage
certificates. already signed and sealeu'
though not otherwise filed out run
altered these certificates so Jh"O .n5J ',,
read as the Datriarchs notes for 2''0Oo
and 1000 forms respectively, pay
able to him on demand, 1led One'4
in the proper court, and gov i"
indcment against the dead patrl-
arcb,s estate for $1,000 forms. one
of his felIow-conspirators betrayed hlm
to the police, however, and ne, Lan"!I7'
Stoianovic and Dimitriievic are no" DE-
hind the bars. The whole affair mas
-urned Karlowitz topsy-Jurvy. Inc A.
rest of Dimitriievic was followed by
run on the bank of which he was III,
rector. and the police had to be called
ont in a body to prevent q riot. IN com
menting upou the scandal, hungarian
daily SAYS that Angyelic's estate IS only
one of forty or more which, within Ont
last twenty years, have been plundere"
immediately after the death Of the own
ers. Before the body of the patriarch
Raiacsic was cold, it says, six BIG cheSDS
full of cold and silver were stolen rom
his bad-chamber. Twelve thousand nor
ms we're removedfrom the capOn the head
of the dead Bishop Of VolnoVlcS "lUl-lli
five minutes after he had breathed MS
last. The ducats we're stolen from the
hat Of the dying Bishop HranisIar while
he was still conscious IN Croatia anu
Slavonia. the region around Karlowltz'
the high eccIesiastics protect as much
Of their money as possible from THEFT
bv carving it in their caps. On this ac-
count Bishop in this part Of Hungary
always keeps a tight hold of his cap
when it is not on his head or locked up
in his strong box at home.-London
. Times
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
GIadstone.s wav of speaking.

A New Yorker who recently heard
Gladstone speak in England says:
"When Mr.. Gladstone rose to speak his
frame. which is almost massive, seemed
to defy the inclemency Of the place.
When he commenced speaking he
grasped the lapels Of his coatin an awz-
ward manner and hesitated more than
7ou would expect in such = veteran Of
parliamentary debate. But as he grew
more earnest all appearance Of awb-
wardness passed away. There was no
delay for choice Of words, and the audi
ence listened spellbound. He had a Pc
culiar way Of drawing back the corners
of his mouth Just before beginning 70
speak, as if he was trying 20 get a pur-
chase upon the sentence he was COM
mencing. His voice is remarkably
clear for a man Of his age.-N. Y.
World.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
A DEPLORABLE CASE.
How College Life Mixed Up JosiahBeso'n
Little Mind.

Il reckon, ," said Farmer Begosh' "tn'
Josiah might ez well be KEEP home HU
college. The baseball seasons @a
an he can't learn much any how D. D.
sides. I'm afraid it's kind O mlxln ID
mind up" r,,
What makes you think So HzE''
asked Mrs Begosh. -.
"WaaI. I was to see him tne WI,
day. and every once il awhile be 'Oa-
saw sumthin' that seemed TO he' 7 7
bearin' on any thing in pertickler' = I
we wuz waII1in' together along y
street. he interrupted me an says %
the band played. -
L thought l might as Wen nu- ,.
him, an I says gently: Well spo'5. :,
did. Josiah?' Says he: That's al =. !,
pop; you're a good one, but you AIN w, w
Amt on what?' sez I. You AIM Wy,
to rive me the razzIe dazzle are w. 81.
he saws, with air of seriousness y, :.
made sad. I told him l had 10 l,1. ~
dazzle to give, so as to kind o. qule' n 4.
an he laughed in a satisfied way, 4, 4
was purity quiet after that Oh j
askfn' me where I got that hat over rs =
over ag'in. although he knew as w NJ,
I did where I bought it, havlI ,,s
~
with me at the time. don L,a
whether to bring him home OF ~
him sent to a hospital or sonls'n'D
Merchant Traveller.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
A Discovery of Great Value

A singular discovery has oeeI
on the Fiji Islands. 4 disco. Ia
caused much havoc on a banana
ton. part of which was on -, u
the sea-shore. The sea sWepl -
section. remaining about an nO' :.
the plants were killed as tar -, :
standing stems were concerneu, .iT 10
orous young shoots came up H .i.s
the roots. and were not only q--,
from disease. but soon began .S,r
much larger lunches OF run n, rlast
older plants ever did Inc u nd
took the hint and experimental u :,
number of badly-diseased PLaTS The,
the sea had not reached II
down the plants, and, ha'lI7t t-os
the ground about them, pouEeu %, q
to four buckets of sea water ,'o G,' MI
The result was that, while - b
stems withered. vigorous 20! 20 d.
came freely away without a al
ease,-IouisvilIe Courier-JouiD
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
OlGESTIBILITY OF MEATS.
A Table Taken from BeaumOut's Expert.
ments on Digestion"

A Table Taken from BeaumOut's Expert.
ments on Digestion
According to Payen, without there
being any thing absolute in those quail
ties which depend on the particular
state of the digestive organs Of different
individuals. or on their idiOsyncrasies,
we may say in general that meats are
more easily digestible the less strong
their cohesion and the less their hard
ness. We might thus establish between
them tle following order, beginning
with the Hghtest: Sea and river fish,
fowl. game, crustaceans. lamb, veal,
beef, mutton. wild boar and pork
In these categOries are generally con-
sidered heavy and hard to digest, sal
mon. eeIs. geese, ducks and some other
water birds. as we'll as strongly-smoked
and saIted meat. On the time required
for the digestion Of different kinds of
food.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
THE LITTLE SOLDIER.

"when I'm big I'll be a soldier,
That's what 7 win be;
Fight for father, fight for mother,
over land and seaW
And before him on the table
stood in bright array
All his little wooden soldiers,
Ready for the fray.
Then he charged his little cannon
Singing out with glee:
"When Pm big I'll be a soldier
That'swhat I win be"
By the freight sat the mother
Tears were IN her heart
Thinking of the swift time coming
When they two must part
Soon the shadow fell between them,
soon the years flew by;
He has left his little mother
Left her-perhaps to die.
All the laughter gone forever,
All the sunshine lied;
Only little mother praying
BY his empty bed.
Then there came a dreadful Dattlei
And upon the plain
Crept the little mother, seeking
Some one mid the slain.
But she never found her darling
In the white moon CLEAN,
For the little cannon firing
Woke her from her dream.
All dream He stood beside her,
Singing ont with glee.
"When Pm big TN be a soldier
That's what win be"
j. J.. MolIoy, in Temple Bar
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

"A Lancaster County Pa fox chase
was postponed because the fox was 50
we'll contented that be could not b
driven from his cage,
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23

The above is taken from Beauinont's
Experiments on Digestion" Dalton
comments on these observations as fol-
lows: These results would not al
ways be precisely the same for different
persons. since there are variations in
this respect according to age and TEN,
permanent. Thus. in most instances,
mutton would probably be equally
digestible with beef, or perhaps more
so; and milk. which in some persons is
easily digested, in others is disposed OF
with considerable difficulty. But as a
general rule the comparative digesti.
bility of different substances 3 nc
doubt correctly expressed by the above
IisL-HaIrs Journal Of Health.
Sharp County record., 1890-01-23
Lercnds Ahont the Ro bIn.

A good many Superstitious ideas are
prevalent in different localities with
reference to the robin. In some parts
of Scotland the song Of this interesting
little bird is held to augur no good for
the sick person who hears it, and to
those superstitiously inclined much
anxiety is sometimes caused when its
notes are heard near a house where any
one happens to be i'll. There isa legend
connected with the robin which I have
somewhere seen. It is said that far, far
away there is a land Of woe, darkness,
spirits of evil and FIRE. Day by day
does this little bird bear in his bill a
drop of water to quench the flames. So
near the burning stream does he fly that
mis- feathers are Scorchod, and hence
he is named bronphuddu burnt breastl.
There is also a legend which attributes
his red breast to his having tried to
pluck a spike from the crown Of thorna
with which our Lords head was encir
cled.-Scottish American.
"A Lancaster County Pa fox chase
I
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