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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
Railroads..

NEWYORk
GY , ,;|I,!3 4! !. =.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLo
AZ rs!r; and asyrrs s:% = As t';
ofNcw York. Trains leave as io,ows.
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS g.,
$780, M vd2t No sH ssE. ts9s
FAST MAIL.
DIN A. M.-Daily for Albany. 10 Eiehneiu Ip'
S:'V syracuse RochesTr, Batavia and Bn.a%
SARATOGA LAKE s SEEKS. AND "'
800 A. Ms;ID;ly MONTH"; ssssss s s1Is Due
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1n.(1n A. M.-Daily due Chicago o45 a. M next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 Sunday and sa aSd bsro an
SARATOGA LIMITED.
Ian p. M.-saturday only. Due Troy 6;1o p M !
t.So Saratoga, @ 10 p m.
sOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
155 P. M-pagy due cnenns.i 1 Is Ar, e. m; st.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1,E6 p. M.-Dsly, due Chicago p. m. next oay.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 r %EH s sa ssos.ys 80 Dp' Albany
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
4:3O p. M;0DaIIy. Detroit 1856 a. M; Ch'c's0'
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 p, Daily, due Chicago 300 p M; st. Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
ZOO p. M.-Day, due Montreal 7 :55 a. m
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
LOU Falls 0 100 a. M. Clayton t5 a. m
ADIKoSDAoKs t txpK THOUSAND ISLANDS
IAN p. M.-Daily, due Paul Smiths, 10 :o2 O.. M
s'So saranac, 80 a. m; Upper La Lake. III 10
a. m. Childwod, II 80 u. M. Clayton OOO lslands),
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS,
ann =. M.-Daly, due Cincinnati 90 p n; In
O'OV dianapolis IL Is p. St Louis, 1888 O. m
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 NJ -Doily SeepingCa, passengers sn!y ear
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
Q.15 r. M.-Daly. for Bun:lo, Watcrtown, ogdens'
Wv burg, Detroit and Chicago.
PITTSFIELD. LENOX, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
BERKSHIRE HILLS Win Harlem Divislop
Two trains WITH through Drawlng'roou cars 70 d1'SDea
Also Fridays and saturdays only at 80 M for f1tts-
Held; arriving G:l6 p m Wagner cars through S,o.,,,a
s sPpS At Grand scN sst Isaa , Or e fdmbns
and lssth s. station York 9ss 72o
Daily, except Sunday; Other trains rin dsiyo q On
a. m. 80. $50, $50 900 p m, stop at lSsthst.
join N. TouCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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s' 2o r. E % 30 sl5 1870. 2I5 80 Gi5,
AZ m Sunday ZOO. SIS. IL 90 ain 40. 30 pm
Far bethlehem Allentown and Mauch ,hunk. !oQ
n m IL 30 q rs except Ma9ch Chunk,. 80, 5l5 30
~ n, sundays 100 S.l5. II 90 a. NJ Z 40, 100 p m.
W. For Iaiston SO a. m. 1890 3.i5. 80 p. m sun.
For points in the Mahanoy coal region at 10 a. m
100 $,5 sp s,ia slS l, ,w, a, ~ m
1886 si5 40 p M Sundays. except Scranton. $40
a. Fol For Fin EimiT, SIS M; 1890 $50 p. IN Sundays.
T,Ie and paor ear seat, can procured 72 235
,0, ti5 7s5 0,2. lao Broadway; 72 Murray-st, 81
wess i25th.st' NcwYorh ssa Wa'hnTton 72e Full
Wcs,rott ESpros. Co. viii call for ard check baggage
nom h"' MrI,FOD c. q. HANCOCK.
~ p.s;t e Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

.JWAY0r{CllIIIENfAA AND ORIENTAL.
S'ciur.fs lfnvo Franclsco A. follows:
OCEANIC fulN call al Homo u August 10 p m.
aNTflG 1uesday SCI t.mber .. p.
mn Old .......... ThursaAy. October G. r. m.
% tSff ral Honolulu sat. oct, -. 2
Surernly srp,lrfcd superior ncconmoi ations.
Pc,et,nton. b. made by otter or tlegfnm 10 and
cabin plan 20 and 3i3 Roadway, Newfork. or
Room : Railroad building Son ffanflsco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
r n GOODMAN General Posscnrer Agent.
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/, ,CIrIC MAI. STEANSUIP COMPANIES

DIED "D'' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
CORD AND MARACA 30.
HARBLNK STORES BitCOKIl " =.
c "wednesday. Aux. 3, L. "
,. . vcncru.l, ''.''. saturday. Aug ~. = T. ".
s. $ Phllade rha Wcdnc.day mug - "a
" These American St"aushps. rspccia ~ bult lpr tlc
trade have superior Accommodations Tor eSsngers
BOUITON. BT1SS { DAIiETT,
Tourists Agents General MANAGERS. i3j Fr"ntst
TiIOS COOK son. 2Gl aud .@@j Iro'dway.
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,,rpI-RC-ANrRICAN PACKET co.

IItNIBI re- AMERICAN PACKET co.
F.ur..s ,er !,, ~ SolfhaHp;o tT.ondlnl ard Ham.
Irrr No. lfc. NV -sc-cN steamer Il 1871 900
n mis- linz hod, N, frcod for fstest time 20 London
ana is ,optlrcnf
ui.narrf July o N Aug Nlctorla.se Sept 30 m
40 Xi'torl1 ,uy 1, . D m. Normnnnia Sept. 3. a.
Sor ann.n Aux r. Is a m columbia sep H. l. 81 pm.
r..url,a Az u g. m. :. Hi.marrk sept. 30 n.
.n,f.s az q 80 N kuf.Vicioria. Sop 20ii
Hamburg American Packc, Company. 81 Brafvay N. Y.
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rETIIEEIANnS LINE.

NETHERLANDS LINE,
y FOr purILRDAM. rARTS AND LONDON
- = NIfNpAH -Sot'i day July 80. y 30 O. n
>. =. DC NBff.DAM --..... saturday, Anf o. 80 p M
rom rcr foot ~ 5th-.'. Hob0ken.
rir.t eatln 80 md upvlil second cabin. 81. Re-
duo low rst"-. For
A,ies. .lcG e. Rr"adray
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A. rW .YORK & CIR, Mai Stoamship Co

v EW-YORK & CUB, Mail Steamship Co.
y Piors 10 and H. Fast llv'f
SATURDAY SranN ~, at y. m, ANA others OF p m
To- Hs,anr Pogo ampen.. lr1nt"r', Laguna
Tampico, TuHpam and Vera Cruz,
Maaula,. Carten1s. Saga, talb'tien,
SANTIAGO 10 Cute. Guantanamo ana tlenfuegos
VIZ W Wed. July -
,,lENfr ZOOS. Nassau SANTIAGO IL cuba and 80
tI.rfIc"os ..-+.. ihur~' july -
yINt N Havana and Mexican fors..... sat- July 30
SARATOGA Havana and Cadena>. ..-.-- Wed. Aug.
YTCNTNN Havana and Mexican Porte sat-. Aug D
m. limo has A rec With and issues through
MI. u Iiding oil point, on M,,ic,n X w CO., N 4
-, rcrfral a. W CO.. Ltd and the Monterey and Meu
con t'uN Railroad
FOR iull particulars. fright or ra'sags opply 70
- - IAMES L. MARn ( CO.. lib VALET
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Sem pnbllratlons.
ESSAYS UPON SOME
CONTROVERTED CUES


ESSAYS UPON SOME
CONTROVERTED QUESTIONS.
By THOMAS H. IIUXLEY. +. r.. s., author OF MANS
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800
Gan the problems lie hove interest for MI Hux-
ley There is not essay in this volume when mas not
70 do with theology. philosophy, morals III MS ZANE III
scicnce had not overtopped other claims to celebrity no
might have been metaphysician' as criue'
- philosophical thinker; and thinker In other matters
not closely connected with physical science'-"G W. s.
In N. Y. Tribune.
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polished, graceful and strong. There is no living wrtf
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who has better gft clothing his deos in perspicuou'
and elegant language He may be sgnos;ic or an IN
Hd.l with all that Is implied in the words But his
candid declarations alwuys uttered with the refinement
of gentleman and the cleorness Of thorough scholar
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cam 6rbools.

M Ew.YORK LAW SCHOOL 100 Broadway. New.York
N City.-'Dwight method" OF instruction degree OF
added tuition fee. sl00 For cataogues etc. address
GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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For Philadelphia. Baltimore & washIngto
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Philadelphia Express 100 80 90. 1000 IL 80 a. ~;
MIN aaas ~ ~ MIN N,sS, dn sd ayr, SO
iSS 'I ii,g 49, ~ Ta H. & sS. $50 VIA
E T s aS w Ss sS sSS dining car SO p
Aaditoaa train weekdays Tor baltimore az Go p M
Pa,lor ,ir' on Day ram, s'cGi'' on 20 80 ?l5
o. o ,SS 'fsns ~ 80 aVy NO. 3S night Except ss,uIqay
vight Sunday 100 a III. i.cO, $50 oV'' 49, wv
Far Far , i2 H'aHs a, 100 745 SIS lco lse
100 500 so p M l55' no nS5n' 80 o' NJ i. night
For PosSIl. 40, 80. 80 M iS3' go S1od ,vS
rs M ss9 GO ANA ,s %' =: 90 -,
5o s sun 5 t' TO- T'G N.Y. Hsss
day s"TsoSs ' aoSP %
o. To- ~ Is a. H.. 100 40 90 $50 ~. 10
Allentown sunday 49, 40 ,rs a Anton a0s SU &
For isS p5a%%A ' s,o5 l,ss n?p,GOs Goo
So fo = FERN % sI: 70 30 Sn,
$50 3S 100 90 80 3D. 90 100 I - M o' ''o i" S""
,II.KAII ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE. ETC.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 80 SIS liso
eAI Tgr R.d nsnh Long nranch and points South Point
Plsa,"n' 20 ~ q, n 80 80 $50 Gi5 p M Sun
dav. except Ocran Grove and Asbuy PARK. ?l5. li3o
q r iake.ood Toms River Barn.rat Park and Barne.
gut 9sa.c CIV vlnoland AID ndsc,on 40 a. NJ
% %, az i!"' a. M; SO $50. oi6 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
From Per x. y. Il, foot Rector -.
Long Branch at 40. AGO. II co q; m; 100 80 40
$50 Po2 Ri Fp., sS"'': ' and
Pleasant o. HOO m. loo stn ~, ?So p ~ ~
100 3tS p. m.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Vfem rlcr 20 North ESe1 fc2S q Ee 2n r 4
nAY' ron N0KFOLK OLD PolN ! COM OFT ,NEW%
rpGfttr TLWs AID rrrfI:SB! ~. VA AID WASH'
pHY AND SATURDAY. Tor wESI roiNT. TIES,
SAY THURSDAY. SATURDAY, AT T. NJ RAILROAD
conn al above points oe. -.
90 "oy 300 9i4 and / o2S aroadv,y the "Wlndsor /"
S,h.s,c At company, ONCE. Pier 2G y r. New.fork
ID ACITIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
LINES TO CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
for San fr,ncisco "a Tia i,thmus Of Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails Saturday July 80, noon
From San Francisco lat aud nrannan sts"
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
PERU sails Thurs. Aug. 4 3 y IN.
For freight Jassase and genera miormstion. apply TO
.or',auv', or,r the pier foot u tauil.-t.. " X:
'' II. J. BrLT.AY. General Superintendent.
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Cost ano fonno

=. OsT-RIenk book No Gj3 sol Bank for savings G.
IL Rlccck~r.st Ncw-York Payment stopped. Plea
return book bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

A MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE to BRAZIL,
N via ST THOMAS MARTINIQUE +, and BAEBADOS'
THE 4. \. & BRAZIL MALL <. ). GO.
from Robert Pier, brooklyn .. o,
* s IA NJ \ "Wednesday, August ~ nooh'
- aud from Newport News. Va, one dsy later.
PAUL r. GERIIAHD & CO.. General Ageny
10 Whthall-st., New York.
Tourist Agents Coz, %, ~, 90, p,ooaUax
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4 NCHOR LINE. L; 5; Mail Steamships
n FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From pr 81 A. r.. foot ~ West 24thst.
circassia July 30 10 m. FUrnessia Aug. 20, p M
Eth'o,t1 Aug. IL. ~. Anchoria Aug. -. = a. M
Cabin, s5 and up Second cabin $50 S,@c,aee siv.
saloon $50 and upward. Second cabin. $50
For drafts tours, and other nfOrmaton Apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents 7 Bowling Green
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table IN effect June 20. 1892.

Trains lrave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER, DAILY ll,so
A. NJ PuIIADA FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY
4 T.. VI. SCRANTON ENPKES-' ENCtfI SoN"N''
s.IJ A. W.. $50 pm.
LONG BRANCH FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY S'So
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s. c.. the South & Southwest.

" JACKSONVILLE AND ALL fi.OkIDA FOINIb
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From lrer 20 r. X. foot OF Roos-reltstl 3 a. q.
ALGONQUIN Charleston aud Jacksonville ~. July %
pELAWA I.F, Charleston only. Mol. Aug l.
SEMINOLE, Charestnn and Jackson le.I uc,., Aug =
All steamers nrst.cass passenger act ormoi1 tons
Insurance under OPEN policy effected nf OF per
cent. WIN 4. Cii DE- 80 r,nr' :, fs'u
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25
HILLS CANDIDATURE.

Now that the Democrats of New York
have spoken through the regular and
lawful channels appointed for party ex-
preston, and the Hon. d. B. Hill is
formally presented to his fellow Demo-
Gratis Of the United States as the choice
Of the Democrats of the Empirs state for
president. the question before the coun-
try becomes one of yeas and nays. for
whoever is preferred over this nominal
ton must beat Mr.. Hill. There are
thousands of Democrats who, recognizing
the hopeleasness of the case, may consent
to the loss of Cleveland, but they will
not accept Mr.. Hill. The transition is
too abrupt, the wrench is too violent.
At the most or at the worst, Hills
convention can serve only us hindrance
to the nomination of Cleveland. That
it will serve as an effectual hindrance.
we do not believe, and the revelation Of
Democratic sentiment in all parts of the
country diminishes every day the doubt
upon that point. The Democratic CON
yention at Chicago will not nominate
Hill. 1t may come west for candidate
to the Pacific coast. If it goes
east or to New York, it will be for man
better known and more respected than
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25

For SALE OR EXCHANGE = Any one
wishing to pur base at low figures, or
exchange Chehalis county real estate for
choice city property, farming. fruit, graz
ing or timber lands in southern Oregon,
can secure bargains by applying at this
office. Also 10000 acres Of fine timber
land, well located, in Oregon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25

must do good work and plenty OF II
to make living. My charges are rea-
sonahle and turn out all wo: k promptly
and warrant it / make u speciality Of
watch and clock u ork in all its branches,
repairing jewellery, castors, cake dishes
and other silverware, and | will mend
your sewing machine so it will be as
good as new. can repair anything but
d bad conscience, at my + street shop.
MAX SANFORD
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25
UNITED STATES SENATE,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 13, 1929
EDITOR ABERDEEN IIERALD-Yonr let
ter of the 9Th inst, enclosing Tribute to
Heroism," just received. l am pleased
to note your appreciation of this woman Is
is worthy of eulogy and recognition. |
SHALL endaavor to procure through an act
of congress or some appropriate way a
suitable recognition for her heroic daring
and bravery in behalf Of those drowning
sailors. Yours truly,
JOHN B. ALLEN.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25
SENATOR ALLEN INTERESTED

The following letter is self explanatory
and is in reply to suggestion made by
the editor to secure for Mrs. Edward
; White, of North Beach, congressional
medal for saving the lives of the Ferndale
sailors:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25

The appointment of w. B Gilbert. of
Portland, to be United States circuit
judge, while disappointment to the
people Of Washington, is good one, and
there is no reason to complain of the
selection. The new judge is sound and
able lawyer and will do credit to the
bench.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25

THE selection by the council of City
Marshal Graham to be health officer is a
good one. The duties are such as any
man with practical judgment can per-
form, and the compensation is ample for
the work done. The marshal has had
practically all the work connected with
the Office to do, and is certainly as well
qualified by experience for the duties as
some OF the people who were disap-
pointed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25

| keep no goods for sale but rely on the
superiority OF my work as repairer for
business. F street shop.
MAX SANFORD.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25

Gsrza's band of revolutionists is SAID
to have disbanded.
The steamship Indiana sailed Monday
afternoon for Libau, Russia, with cargo
OF over 25 900 barrels OF -four and provis
ions, contributed by Philadelphia Tor the
relief of the famine-stricken peasants O
Russia. Impressive ceremonies toof
place at the wharf and she left amid the
cheering OF thousands.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-25


the office to do, and is certainly as well
qualified by experience for the duties as
some OF the people who were disap-
pointed.
CHARLES 0. PERKINS, the genial repre-
sentative of Raymond & Whitcomb, in
charge of the lumber excursionists, says
he will see that Grays harbor is down,
in the future, on all their itineraries for
excursion parties to Washington. He
was astonished and pleased at the facili-
ties nature has no bountifully provided
for the easy production of lumber at this
point, and in order to keep posted he
ordered the HERALD sent to his COMPANY.
GEORGE LINN, of Verndon, Neb., one
of the lumber excursionists, says he sold
three car loads Of Grays harbor cedar
shingles in the month of January and
expects to do large business in them.
as they are far superior in grade to any
to be had in the central states. He
stated he had considerable trouble at first
in selling them, as the cedar here is SO
much darker than any grown further
east that many mistook the darker wood
for dry rot, but that trial had always
convinced the most skeptical of their
error. Another of the excursionists in
formed the writer that he intended to
place an order with some of the Aberdeen
mills as soon as he reached home.
MANAGER Harry Haywood, of the
Spokane opera house, deserves praise for
refusing to lease his house 20 Mile. Patti,
the renowned diva, even though he could
have done so at five times the amount
usually received for a one-night perform
ance. His only excuse was that to have
Patti Sing there would take all the money
out Of the town and would leave none for
the other attractions later in the season.
1T is said by the Harrisonians that the
reciprocity agreement between Foraker
and Harrison has been contaminated,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-09

II never believed IN that old super.
stilion,' said lie orator of the evening
'.ahont getting 81 frightened that your
hair would staud on cnd until had prac.
tical experience If IT. hut, gentlemen, tell
ynn il : true, and none Of Your iiguratise
yarns ss some folks insist upon
Tell us about il = .aid one Of the crowd
while they all exchanged sly ~taks.
Why, you see. il was This WY | was
out IN Arizona, mp on the Mognllan noun
tnins hunting elk and deer, when one day
| left camp to get some water from a
spring quarter of "a mile away | didn't
carry my rifle along hrcau>c wanted hnth
hands To fetch the water and | WASH I
afraid of lnjuns, cause the Apaches were
friendle-S But just as went around a
bend OF rocks close 10 the spring | 'frontcd
"A mountain lion 80 close that felt his hot
breath on my face.
THAT was close call" remarked one
of the company.
II was, gentlemen, II was And was
that scared hlt ms hair. which was long
they wear the hair long oni there rose
right up ON ny head, aud my hat rose up
with IL, and that there wonderful feat OF
nature scared the lion ~ bad a. 1t did me
Gentlemen. hc turned and ran like a deer.
aud my hair settled down again. but was
weak a. a child when got back to camp"
Detroit Free Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-09

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-09

plains of severe pains IN his head The
case hHs attracted a great deal ~ attrn,
tinu and has completely My~tiiicd the
phy~irians. Who can only account Tor IL on
the theory that the trouble l. due to "A clut
Of blood. which. passing over the nerves
connecting with the various organs might.
they say. have produeed PHENOMENA sini
lar To those experienced by Young Frrvrrt
lie first bcCamr deaf short time ago
soon nftcrNnrd he became totally blind
and for about twenty four hours was
dumb. The next stage of his mysterious
nialady was state Of temporary dclirium
lli- dumburss was first manifested when
he attempted To say Good morning His
lips went through the motion of speaking,
and his face was painfully twisted in his
frantic attempts To talk, but no sound
passed bis lips lie first manifested the
loss Of his hearing, which followed the ~.
gaining ~ his speech hy crying pitrouSly
when the home superintendent left the
room When called and spoken To he paid
no attention, aud loud noise made close
behind his ear did not stHrtlc him.
But there was "a ntw surprise in store Tor
the home people when the discovery was
made that Ernest was bind One morning
when the bell rang FOR the inmates to Er.
up he left his bed, but was observed CROP
ing about Tor hi, clothes aud stumbling
against the furniture. Several tests were
made which convinced everybody that he
was indeed blind. although his eyes did
not Indicate IT, Next dag he began act
ing in "A foolish manner aud indulged
IN strange antics. This continued several
hours. until, frothing aud raging be fell
10 the floor in convulsons aud rolled about
as II in pain. He writhcd. twisted and
beat the floor with his hands Then his
speech returned and IN TIA. most unex-
pected way. IL came in a torrrut Of pro.
family. which flowed uuiutcrruptcdly for
some time. The bluol eliot theory uf the
physicians may be the correct one a. treat
mcnt ii accordance with this diagnosis has
produced excellent results aud afforded
the little sufferer great relief
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-09

The late Count dc Nieuwerkerkc was
one Of the last survivors u the brilliant
court of Napoleon Ill In those days he
was devoted IN his attentions To the prin
coss Mathilde, aud once when that lady
had invited Edmond About. the author. "a
dine With her. tine count was announced.
aud entering he raam found the princess
and the author chatting together. do
not be jealous, IL ) only |. I" said About III
a spirit OF smartncss,
The princess Instantly rang the bell, and
when the servant appeared she said, Give
Orders To have the plate of NJ. About re.
moved from the tahlo-hc will not dine
with me this evening" NJ About, like
A bon Ben Adhem, must have had tron
blpd night of it, for he was a mHn of van
ity. and tile cut was a deepone san Fran
cisco Argonaut
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-09

Several familiar categories of virtu
have of late years greatly declined in
pecuniary value Collectors in gen
eral are never quite sure that they
have got the right thing; or if they
have, that their friends will believe
in them Venetian glass and Ber-
nard Palissy ware are notable cases
in point. The modern manufactures
of Venice and Murano have so flood
ed the markets and vulgarized the
ancient wares that mono but the
rarest and most important speci-
mems, or to which undoubted evil
dence of long anterior possession can
be attributed, have any chance of
acceptance in the realms of In haute
curiosite. Nineteenth Century.