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A Rnn Colleotor Murdered.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sep 9.-Frank Ben.
nett, OF Atlantic avenue, went to the
house of John Davenport on Herkimer
street, Wednesday, to collect bill. Dur
ing a dispute over the amount Davenpo rt
struck Bennett over the head with a club,
cutting open the scalp. Bennett was
taken to St. Mary's Hospital, where he
fingered without regaining conscious
ness until last evening, when he died.
The police are looking for Davenport,
who thus far has succeeded in avoiding
arrest
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BASEBALL RESULTS.
New York; Flimsv Playing Loses Them
Another Game to the PitIsburgs.

AT BOSTON.
Boston, l; st. Louis,7.
batteries Stivetts and Camel; Hawley
and Buckley
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, z; Cincinnati. 6.
Batteries Carsey and Knell; Dowse and
Clements.
AT NEW YORK.
New York, .; Pittsburg, 3.
Batteries King and Boyle Baldwin aud
Miller
At BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn, 4; Chicago, 2.
Batteries Hart, Stein and Kinsow Gum.
bert ana SChrcver.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore 9; Louisville D.
Batteries Vickery and Robinson Clauseu
and Merritt,
AT WASHING TON.
No game scheduled.
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Concord, N. H., Sep 9.-Hon. Luther
F. Mckinney, Of Manchester, was nomi-
mated for Governor on the first ballot by
che Democratic Convention and addressed
the Convention in acceptance OF the
nomination Marcellus Eldrige of Ports
mouth, John Dowst, of Manchester, Cyrus
Sargent of Plymouth and John M, Mitch
ell, of Concord were chosen Presidential
Electors.
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Mrs. Corbett uannr.

New YoRK, Sep 9.-Mrs Corbett, talk
ing TO a reporter, said 81 knew he
would be champion. l do not think he
would trade with the President Of the
United States. I've always hated lighting
before, but now rm glad that Jim is a
pugilist." She has sent the following
telegram (, her husband; "Bless your
heart, we We're not over-confdent, were
wet OLLIE.p
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THE exodus of the Jews from r s-ia
viii be the reatest in the long his ory
If that prosecuted people, surprising
m numbers by far the expulsion of the
seed Of Abraham from Egypt $40
ears ago and the Jews from Spain
400 years ago.
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BIaina's Letter Dlstribnted IN Maine.

AUGUSTA, Maine, Sep. 8. 9.-Yesterday
20, 800 copies of Mr., Blaine's letter to
Chairman Manley, were sent out from
the Republican State Committee head
quarters for distribution in Maine, and
to-day "a, 900 more copies will be sent out.
The Maine campaign is being fought by
Republicans on the issues suggested by
Mr.. Blaine.
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BEADING =. Il SlNTE
Lehigh Valley Division.
ARRANGEMENT OF PAssEN-
CIR TRAINS.
NAV tb 1902

I
Passenger trains leave Shen
'ipluoah pI9i LOT Penn Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk
Cenlghton, Slatington, White Hall, Catasauqua,
ineiatoS fineihtown Bothlehem, Easton, Philadelphia
,luNLotVn, .Weatherly, Quakake Junction, Del
1no ana Mahanoy City at b57 74O pO8 a m
l252 3. 10, 5.2S D. m
For New York. 5.57, 9Os q. M, 1859, $40
,i. For Hazleton, wnkes-Barre, White Haven
EiillSton, Laceyville, Towanda, Sayre, Waverly
diHira, NJ 4i hochester Niagara Falls and the West
'Ofl a. ul (3lO p. m no connection for Roches
eE; Buhalo or Niagara Falls), SOB p. m.
, ror BeVidere, Delaware Water Gap ano
'trOudsGurg, 557 a. m, 5.26 p. m.
Eor Lambertville and Trenton, 9.0S a. m.
For Iunkhannock, lO.4i a. m, 3.i0, 6 8O3 p. m.
l. M. SOB p. m.
For Jsanesville Lewiston and Beaver Meadow
''9U, VOo a. M, 1852, 5.26 D. m.
ror Audenrted, Ha2leton Stockton and Lum-
2Se 9e Yard 557, 74O, 90s, 1O4l II. M, 1889, 310.
For Scranton, 5.57, 9Os, 1o41 a. m, $40, 5.2o p
For Hazlebrook, Jeddo. Drifton and Freeland
hp1' G4U, gOs, lO4l a. m, 1852 $40, 5.26 p. nj.
For Ashland, Girardyille and Lost Creek Az,
.4o S52' lOl5 a m, loo, 10, 4iO, 6S5, $40, 9.14
For Raven Run, Cenualia, Mount Carmel and
7h9mokin 49,, 10. IS q. m, 1.4O, 44O, 500 p. NJ
For Gatesville, Park Place, Mahanoy City ard
D6eian0 o;57 40, 99S, l04l m, l252, 310 5.26,
Trains win leave shamoEin at 755, 11.55 a. M.
~ 4'5O' T, m. and arrive at Shenandoah at
W. a. ul'' i-'o@f a. w. DO y, M
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsville, $50 740,
tOe lO4l a. m, 1852, 3 TO- 40 5.26, SOB p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah, 800, 7.40
.Oo 1913 ll4s m, 1872, 300 $50, 200, 715 9.SC
y. m.
Leave Shenandoah for Iazleton, 5.57, 74O, 9.Os,
iO,4l d. m, 1852, $40, 26, 9O3 p m
Leave Hazleton for Shenandoah, 730, 9.l5
nos a. M, L.. Is, 3.lO, $50, 705, 7.56 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Trains leave for Ashland, Girardville and Lost
| Greek, ~, 90 u. m, 1890, 2.45 p. m.
For Yatesville, Park Place Mahanoy City,
| OClano, Hazleton, Black Creek Junction, PEI 4
Iayen Junction, Manch Chunk, Allentown
| 8ethlehem, EastOn and New York, $40 a. 10
| 2.3O p. IN.
| For Philadelphia and New York, 2.55 p m.
| For Yatesville, Park Place, Maharoy City and
Oelano, $40, 1875 a. m, 1880, 255 440 500 p m
Leave Hazleton for Shenandoah, $50, 113(
| !. m. LOS, 4.37 p. m.
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsville $50, $40
| J,3O a. m, l23O 2. .45 p. m.
Leave POttsville for Shenandoah, $50, 10 Al
| am, 1.35, 5.l5 p. m.
| I A. SWEIGARD, Gen Mgr.
@. G. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass Agt.
Philadelphia, Pa,
| A. w. NONNEMACHER, Asst. G. p. A.
South Bethlehem. Pa.
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Standing of the Clubs.
A RAscALLY TREASURY CLERK.

John Harley skips, Leaving wife, Prom
ised Wife and Many Creditors.
WASHINGTON, Sep. 9.-John J. Harley,
a Treasury clerk, has disappeared from
Washington, leaving heart broken wife
and family and numbers of anxious cred
itors.
He paid his devotions to a Chicago
woman, but failed to pay the money he
borrowed from her under promise Of mar
riage,
As far as is known, his indebtedness is
about S2, 900, $500 Of which he borrowed
of the Chicago lady, who learned of his
being married man in time to save her.
self from further entanglements.
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wAsHINoToN. D. O., Sep, 9-For Eastern
New York; Fair, northerly. changing Co
variable winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania ana New Jersey
Fair; slightly warmer; easterly winds
For Western New YORK: Fair weather.
easterly winds.
For New England: Fair and warmer weather.
variable winds.
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HooD PILLS sre purely yeget bic, p r
C. harm.rss IF ctiv-, but do not cause
an or gripe Be sure 10 get Hood S.
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Compressed Tea.

Tablet tea is manufactured at Han
kow in factories belonging to Russian
firms there. 1t is made of the finest tea,
dust procurable. The selection of the
dust is the work of skilled experts; the
cost varies from twelve cents pound
upward. This dust is manufactured
into tablets by steam machinery. About
two ounces and a half of dust are poured
into a steel mold on steel cylinder
The dust is poured in dry without
steaming and the pressure brought tc
bear is two tons per tablet. Great care
is required in the manufacture and
packing of tablet tea and the cost is
comparatively high The tablets are
wrapped first in tinfoil, then in expen.
sive and attractive paper wrappers, and
finally packed in tin-lined cases for eX,
port to Russia. The tea, it is stated,
loses none of its flavor by being pressed
into tablets, and, as tablet tea is only
one sixth of the bulk of leaf tea, it is
most convenient for travellers and alsc
for importing into the remoter regions
Of Russia.
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HOW va aEr ouR TEErH.
An Eminent Dentist Makes Some Inter
egtinp Statements

An Eminent Dentist Makes Some Inter.
esting Statements.
It would take too long to describe the
formation of the teeth, but it may in.
terest you to know that the enamel is
derived in the first place from th,
epithelium, or scarf skin, and is, il
fact, modified skin, while the dentine,
of which the bulk of the tooth is com.
posed, is derived from the mucous layer
below the epithelium. Lime salts arc
slowly deposited, and the tooth pulp.
or nerve" is the last remains of what
was once a pulpy mass of the shape OF
the future tooth, and even the tooth
pulp in the old people sometimes gets
quite obliterated by the calcareous de.
posts. The thirty-two permanent
teeth, says the Philadelphia Times, arc
preceded by twenty temporary decidu.
GUS or milk teeth. These are all fully
erupted at about two TO two and a half
years old, and at about six years of age
a wonderful process of absorption sets
in, by which the roots of the temporary
teeth are. removed to make room for the
advancing permanent ones. The crowns
of the former, having no support, be
come loose and fall away. One would
naturally suppose that the advancing
permanent tooth was powerful factor
in the absorption of its temporary pre-
decessor, but we have many facts to
prove it has no influence whatever; in
deed, the interesting phenomena Of the
eruption and succession of teeth are
very little understood. / may remark
in passing that a child of six who
has not yet lost any temporary teeth
has in it's jaws, either erupted or non
erupted, no less than fifty-two teeth
more or less formed.
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NEW YORK MARISnrs.

Nnw YoRK. Sep. 3 Money IN call easy
81 2a3 per cent.
BONDs-CLOsINo PRIOEA
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~--cu-zzns"
Cliill':i APOLOGY.

che reply Of seHor Per-iern. Chill.
lar Minister OF Foreign Affairs, TO
HrrfisonH u~ltiriatum 8 said 20 be a
sp'erjid!y wrii;on document, breath.
iuv Throughout n spirit of friendship
aDh so5d 81! TO the United Stn:c5
I. 10 c!ear and unequrvocal. Nothing
whichever is left OF the Ma,sa note.
which 10 net only withdrawn. but
np1iOsszoi for. Most siacere ragret
rn expressed toFt iie Baltimore Incl
don't AL IN 0IGr To ratar II Ia the
ourreasc Court tsGGiIto be mat!e nE
o. Illustration at the friendly feeling
ot Tho Cn,lians toward thg United
E.ates. t:p expressions o: cordialiiy
toward ihis ccunify arc protusc. II
ia said the @hViy tons ot the dUcu.
iaent IL nPpIr, Mi. so sincerely friend
J.: Gnd f..ACiy and lnivcs the matter
IL iVch q shspr it IS hardly possible
10 ISL 80 bS.ng tito two countries
closer io=ethcr and rsJit in 40 annie
leaul'isitnAn1ptiHe whOle uitiIcuitI.
The drspnteh Is especially clear aud
vigorous in repciIing The charge Of
hostility 0n ;hp part OF ChiliAns 10
Nc arefism nig and The Amcri
cnn unii,ra. N cGSGt i: says: Chill
latcs TIE AmurCan uni.orm2 MOI!
Zoo welt does e!,c tctpcrlber that dag
nni inform 10 nor p,fts anh bhrbors,
nidin2 nert5 her o.ruIs,e for indie.
pedie1ca g,tssfng - Chii'a struggle
aeaFs az % tchis.e indapcndencc.)
Ihe prospects o. u. IL % thought,
atn no@ o,cF, tod stiIo considerable
rcinais 70 tc duGc D,f1re the coutrn.
very 10 ontifcis cl3se1 and simply a
natter o! bistat$. Oh lilo Unfair is Ia
etsh a Ehaps b. 10 bfiag tli, tao na
tious ci3ser tp..elhss and make
fUithcr pioseoting Il m1,.cr Of coui.
plraioeiy saf! q iutinei:l
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ANNOUNCE EtCIlt.

JtwcsP i. Hix>on. rcr- Fcn;Iug the
Old and well anUuu Merchant railur-
I = EstabliS,rn, ut ~: Gordon i2ros .
san ''T"UcscT. viii arrive si / .ko.
Nv, February &Ld. and will stop at
the - I-'t Hoe! anG will remain for .
few days. iic carries with him In"
.ar-"st anal ust cCmp!s;e asscT:Iuju Il;
q! Sd np!Ss o. ;hc latest s,y!.s II Sc,
lect Il. III 20 mUke :uiis ;Jn5h-..
NJ. hiy<on is Il r!act.ch il,lur anG
ssirn. ii: c;:,.cr WHO understand.
thoroughly now to take Il cn::,c'
rnasS IrH. IL has ben awa-lsl Iii
pom as in the prirvi; al cities through.
Oh. the E,s: for the perfection O.:
sr:cncc in td;ioring. Ihu: is su,iic cui
guarantee Tor his ratIous 10 get good
Hitting clothes.
The old reliable firm OF GurIoi
Eros, Lending Ta:i0rs, WHO arc H..
only dire; importers Ul wooden guo,:
on tic i':C.iiI Goa: who TIRE know
1" give the best q! satisfaction T.,
Their customers in making clothes O
orla..
PARTIES who wish 20 or,lcr 81.
COLES 1T modrrair prices vii! in Wei,
10y Keeping ;hoi orders uai:I the III
r.va! Cf JinIcs T.. it>s n, Us I've To-.
i"i de stn:i-Hnru"i visits Eo5 tho ras.
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Chicago Cat,Ie Market.
csrc,oo. JAN. ., 1892

t'sIc,Go, Jas. -, 1892
Following is the repor, Of the Chi
cago cattle masaet for he Il end
ing January -, 1892
Receipts OF cattle foc the week
1880 head.
We quote p:ice a, the close OF the
mark,
Primo Export. s+.s5 q 500:
Ron-hish Export, si.io C SIS;
Good to choice. l,3joIL.5Co lbs. 81 Il
Gsl65: Medium to COED. i,iJoal.SI
fns.S.5 GsST5: Common. l.cGJl.
$50 bs., Sa25GSaG5: Ia, ron,
smooth, l,loOGly3oo IFS. s31Uus3m -:
Choices heifers, &3cOGS;..5; Goca
cows ani hcitcrs.i&:DIS2T5: Fair 10
Gcod COWS, S0gl.UD ihs, s2NGsa2i:
Common to fair COWS. si.2jGSl.75;
Stock steers, GCo2se0 rs. Si.55I
1925; Feeding steers. SHGl.25G Ms.
2595SJ0; Veal calves, l0I3co lbs.
SIN1S11G: Springer aud Mich
CONS, per head. Sl5.CtG3nCo
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coLoss AND colon BLINDNESS
Tao Thrco rrne pria Try colors Arc Fed.
Green, and Violet.


Green. and Violet.
Color blindness il u serious defect
wherever found, 5Sys the Unitcd Ser
vice II Is especially so III scafarin3
ncn end IL those employed on rail-
roads. Possibly it is less important in
. soldicr, although il must impair his
efficiency materially. Nor il it possible
TO repair tao defect By education or
study, apparently, for it Is now Ccncr-
ally agreed that coler is due to scnsa.
ton. According to Wu,Sch and Young
the normal eye has only three color
sensations > rcd, green, and n violet
and the apparent color OF 4 Light
which falls oa it depends merely on the
relative intcnsitics OF the cS~Sitencnt
rrcduccd b. the light On the three
organs of sens corresponding to these
sensations
In color blinducss one or moro Of
tl:cSe organs o. Sense Is wanting or is-
perfect. The mos common form,
Daltoai5ra, dsPclds ca the abscacc
of the rcd sSa5s. From the cN-
pcr;racnts of llolIn-7ca on two rcoons.
each Of whom was found Ia hare ono
oolor-blina eye. the other being nearly
normal, it was found (UhGt could other
wise have been ocly. matter of ihcory)
Tat those persons could describe the
vcr:ous cc!ors with one eye. bat that
there -. dead uniformity of Sv.ur
v:hcn looking with the o;ho- eye.
THIS was 'ob:SirSj ! description ct
cSioT-biini vision ii tcrIa5 OF iorilai
visioL
TSc old artists considered th7t th>ae
rally Nsc-c tIrcn PRIMARY coI,r scnSa-
t~io.s-RlE-, yellow and Trl. Int
l!cln.I0l;- md Maxwell have TOW con-
c!usivciT p1orci that lie thrc
-~-@--i>s ~ Ntt- green and violet
Certain mixtures CT violet anal :rcra
cau b. E2&c to Ci=c bluc. which &C.
counts Tor rc2-l: half Of the spectrum
from the blGs end, when combined, A.
Pcari2s OF that colo=; ana nd all
green will also -i-c q yci!ow-most
mixtures however, giving one Of Oh
orange sh:G,.
1t is commonly imagined that hlrc
and yellow EiiSci Uncertain proportions
rrodrvc green. The trCc sourc, of tie
green wa Poi2tcd ont b. IlcimhoI;z.
II i the onc co.Ur which is not freely
absorbed citlIcr by Tic yellow or by the
blue pigment. The yellow pigment
remove TIE greater PR; OF tie bluc,
Indigo and violet rays; the blue zig
ncEt cr2ovcs the greater part of the
rcd, orange anl yellow. Thus the
l!Sat which fn.lly ccc;.pcs is mainly
green.
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Told by u Gcnr-;, f.l.,n-.

Tie walked in and put down "A dollar.
n silver dollar. that clnakcl like q car.
riaGc vince In the stiffness OIL the sane
liz Said he:
There, take It nni credit my sub.
scription, quick"
WHATS the mattor?" VIC snil.
Well" said he, 'last wccl, I wa,
fishing out Oh Spring creek: a t,,unn..F.
StoTra came mp, md It rainc.l ahl
~thnahared, and l~iyit,iry naJhcI nll
nronnd the. ] crawlcd INTO n liollo,v
log 70 escape IL. The rain mai. III,
loI swell UP uatil I wa ica.cucd IN
and nearly sqrcrEtd to death. | 10.
eau 10 THAI; OF L | my nins and 10 re-.
pent. Suddenly I remembered that nv
snoscr.pt!on TO til, Globe y-a9 CO. cot
tied UP. and felt 20 snail nIuu. II
Tint was nbln to bncl: right out Of
the 10y ut onc:i'-Bainbridgc Glob..
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TIE Hit ROOM AT WASH
lNGIOS.

Senator Hill. OF New York, has
taken his seat ia u.c senate hi N..sh
iustun. That was Il remarkable Sc M
which tooH place iHrwiciiatciy after
lie had h2en swo;n III. The Senate
went almost into an upTuar in III,
cofiisli;y Of the greeting WHICH wa
extended 10 him b. the D"mocrali-
members VI that cody. Pretty mucI
everybody present crowded abnn
him TO get IA shake oi hi, hand. y,
such scene was Y witnessed Gc.or,
in that august hoiy. The Senate i
nothing, If not silid and digni:ict.
Ii maics ~ in sevcr- aiGnity what
j: lacks in brains. When it override.
all notions OF propricty tho ~occus;oi
nils. 10 oae ranking away beyond tlr
o~rlinIry. ItshoWs that the new SeI..
atot from New York is regarded
among has brother Senator'S as a yer!
Important ~pc:suunGc, There is 10th,
irg that succeeds lko success" rhi
was largely II tribute 10 Hills success.
in staying n the helm until he hu.
made New York securely Democratic.
Hs received a liko ovation when he
Taat over into the House Of Repre-
]eentalivss Il few days laSer. He l.eld
ihcro tic next thing Ia II public and
forTans reception. Tho members
pressed forward to be introduced
until The business Of the session VII,
about blocked. There en- be nc
question TINT Senator Hill has grown
greatly of late on his party and thu
couutry. Al. Of this looks very much
ike Senator Hill was 10 be the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency
He is TO day rs great 81 leader in liz,
Democratic party as Mr.. Blaine is IT,
the Republican pa':.. We would TIC
glad 20 sec lheal pi,,sd against each
otir"r. We aFr in favor OF giving the
rel fighting ~corcrals OF both parties
Il chancg at tho highest and best il
thc land. Proper recognition and
promotion for ucrit Is the way 10
pEofuuo great captuius.-[Eurckn
Sentinel.
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A C2-sT ELECTRICIAN.
10 EcSan Experiment. with LcyIcn Jars
When n 10y of Eleven.

10 EcSan Experiment. with LcyIcn Jars
When n i:oy of Eleven.
Anybody that has heard much sbcut
the wor.: Of Prof. Elihu Thompson. the
man whoSc naric Is in the title Ci The
great electric company and whose
brain HIS worked ont all the racr,,aLf-
cal IDEAS that have made the
tremendously rich and ]f.rnou3 -. TIC
last decade, Is very much surprised
usually when ne meets the little Fro
lessor. says = Boston il;tcr The .:aa
OF genius is only Eve feet four ius!.c5
htGh, or perhaps . little taller. lis
figure Is even ~bcyighly slight, and his
face Is vcry much younger in appear
cu2c than that OF almost am man with
o r1ustacl!c In the senior class ut liar
ward university. Ills no-accouat brown
rauo:achc gives him On older look. hut
ii 1t were not for that lie would Lc
Start!'ngly youthful looking. sc i; l.,
he Is . fcH: years short OF fortv. lie
was always famed for his prceocity,
n he had to wait two year, before H.
could enter the high school IL Phii.dsl-
phia, because he was SO young. &c
W = professor Of chemistry hcforc he
was twcnty-thrcc years oil. When lie
wa3 eleven years old he bcaan cyyrcri-
ricnts win Leydcn jars, and coatin-
ucd experiments in electricity uniatcr-
ruPtcdly Until he vas thirteen 4 Of
aGc. lie lived in Philadelphia, and when
he'd try his 'pr:nticc hand OF his first
dynamoa lie ugcd to travels uto the woods
away from his home Ito strip the elder
berry bushes and ret elder pitli 10 make
insulating material with. When he'd
be short Of t!:;a he'd get from his ncirh.
bor8 the silver foil from tobacco and
use that. lie ought 10 be worth hu,:-
drcd1 OF Thousands OF dollar1 to-day,
but lie is comparatively rcor, AID lie
devotc3 his cncrgicS 10 The supervision
OF the technical electrical works OF the
company cxcluSivrly. Prof. Houston.
the man whose namc is ioincd with Lis
in the title o. the company. is not di.
rcctly connected with the concern. but
Is II bleeding professor of physics in
Philadelphia.
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tn oH1LIAS slrU trIoS.


President Harrison sent his message
10 Congress On the Gillian situation
Moalny. It confirms. no facts that
vsre not alrenly 10 possession OF the
people. That Congress will give the
niattes u tho7ou,h, inpirsiaI inresti
cation. we have MI. doubt, and II 1t
Suouid Ind tina. the only way 10 PEE
servo the honor az ,be country world
Ike TO declare war With Chile the rec
pie will sustain IT,. II, bowover, the
fui:oa.as dispatch fn'n santiago DC
true, tbs c~onsrnvse,y bnweAn tho
tso governments uay! he considered
rs settled:
SANTIAGO, Jaaunry25.-Ths Chilean
Government has sea-. 81 reply To the
u,:ialatum OF the Unitei States.
Tho reply is in effect ms fellows:
CHile agrees to withdraw the vi,
fens,ve note sent by Ssnor Malta
to the Chilean Ministers aoro,d
aud Acknowledge that its ~issuan'e
wtls due to an error OF judg-
mcut.
chic also withd;aws the reqncs,
fcs the withdraaol- OF United
States Minister Es II. In add
ton tho Chi!ean GovOrp~en;, II
its nnsucr- proposes tha. the ar
fair OF tho attack on the Bait
more sailors in Valparaiso lac sui
mittcd to the ARBITRATION OF sorre
reatral power.
Ii This proposition is not accept
aDle To the Uniiei states Govern
ment. tao Chilean Corernmcn;
suggests thai the matter tie sob
m:;ted to the decision o: tie Sn-
premc Court OF tbs United States.
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liz Own Ln..n.

Few ioI;cri l3r, iokay - wcll they
Will wor!: ! oa Themselves. but ono
Las boon :crortcl ct this Office. Ono
day last Duiniicr tie jc':cr In nacst.ou
i'aa Taing lo'nc III Tho rnidst OF u thuo.
der. rra 'rla tob.nil CIR. lie stood
The Lightning 1nsi", fer several min.
utes aud finally ran T; 10 boil.
.n'hls tnc %fatschiei urc you going to
do?' rIlicd his wife.
"i'ri going TO get OF"
"l,hat ire you GoilS to do that for
IN oil this Storm"
"Sairty. my dcar. safoty," no said
firmly. you GEO thcrc'a no conductor
on this n r and II tic linntniug should
o:rito IL we'd all lc linocl:sd into bash
and splintcrs," md ii-ha wife hadn't
held on TO his eoat,ails no would bnvo
gone out into tho storm Just 10 hnvo
made his JOKE u sreccsA--D4tsoit FREQ
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Dissolution of paitncr.bip.

Notice is hereby given that the frm
Of Kelly Il Mccain is this dag dis.
Owed ~ muiua, coneuni. u. KEN,
fctiring from the firm. II. McCuin
will pay al bills against said ;irm md
coiirct all bills que tho Same.
i. Kelly,
HAMILTON MCCAia.
HaliCck. Jan. Il. 1872. lm
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Which mp lH't ! ,n,ii D.
hiring July md AuRust has been
printed and bound in pamphlet form
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