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LEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

LoNDoN.-At the miners federation.
in session at Birmingb m resolution
was passed asking Par lament to pass
bill making eight hours legal days
work.
NEW YORK "A special to the World
from Uvald. Texas. says Catarino G ara,
the revolutionary agitator, has sgain sp-
peared on the Rio Grande and is 10 per
son organizing the revolution forces.
Troy, N Y-Alm,st the entire bus
iness portion Of Chateaugay, Franklin
unity was destroyed by fire this morn
ing at 2 O'Clock. Loss $3.50 600 At
the time of the fire the thermometer was
26 degrees below zero.
xvILLE. Tenn.-The first train
pass over the new steel bridge across
the Tennessee river at this place to day.
completing the gap in the new and CON-
paratively short line between Atlanta,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
HALIFAX N ST is stated on good
authority that coal magnates Of Penn
sylvania. scting with The Canadian Pa
citic railway. have formed a combine
wit. q capital of $l7 600. 600. to control
the entire coal fields of Nova Scotia.
The Legislature has been called to NEE,
next week to ratify the bargain.
LARAMIE. Wyo.-Six couvicts in the
state penitentiery, headed by Tom NJ ,d-
den, a ven year man, attacked the war-
den, and badly beat him. Guar Is hear
ing the row appeared aud repulsed tn.
desp -radoes with Winchesters. mortally
wounding Madden, and slightly wound
ing one other.
HELENA, Mont.-On the first join
ballot for United States senator TO da,
the VI t. stood: Saunders. republican
33; Clark. democrat Is; Hauser, d.mo
crat, IL; Dickson, dem .crs.. 8; Msgin
mis-. democrat. /; Mulville. populist
Beecher. populist, voted for Hauser. Ad
iourned till to morrow.
AUGUSTA. Ga.--A msghifi cent sierliDI
silver cup was forwarded by Treasur.
Patrick Walsh, OF the Southern Asso
ciated Press to night to Adolphus Oche
IF the Chattanooga Times, presented I
him by the Members Of the associatio
IN recognition Of his services in perfect
ing the organization of the association
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Reports Of the Weather.

PoRTsM" "UTH. Va, Jan. IL 1t is in
tensely cold here tonight. Many think
that the Elizabeth river will freeze over
before morning. Fearing this, the su-
perintendent Of the ferry between the
two cities has given orders to run the
boats all night to prevent communica-
tion being cut off.
CAMDEN, 8. c., Jan. 1.-THE contin-
ued cold spell here is somewhat rtmsIk-
able for this climate. This morning the
thermometer was down to ID degrees
and large pond near the town was
frozen over for the first time since 1885.
WINSTON, N. c., Jan. 1.-THE ther-
mometer at this place registered Zero
this morning. 1t is the coldest weather
here for ifteen years.
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C,LEOF VERY vALUARtEtIrY

- P,opeity.-By ,ntue o. ce,ree Of tie
su u1.riOr court Of Wa. cOa4iy n tue special
pro ceilings Ior partition, @nuled N.nlrey
A. Rogers and o hers. e.-I arie, No S92 rpe-
cial roceedirgs docket of s.id court, VII
ofier for sac 10 the h ghest ii ider, al ~ / lilo
outcry, At the coart house door, III the city vf
Rae gh, o., on
Monday, the 9Th day OF February. ls9s.
at IA o'clock M, the lot ~ land situated on
Martin .treet. in raid city, tnosn ne the
"fowLE BUILDIso," adjoining tho lois q A.
L. Mis z Williamson, aud other-, front
back IS feet
Term. at sale-one-half OF tie purchase
mon ~ be paid ia cash aud the rem Aincer
IN t. clve niubths from daV of .al- the oe-
erred pAyn ents TO bear per cent interett.
AkNI ,TEAD JBNE~,
dec3l-tds ronmia-ionsr.
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House..

WASHINGTON. Jan IL The bill re
pealing the silver purchase act was re
ported from the committee on banking
and currency by Mr.. Cate, Of Arkansas
and placed upon the calendar The re
port from the measure has not yet been
presented.
Senator Keuns's death was announced
aud the house adjourned. after adopIina
resolu ions ffcr,d by Mr.. Wilson. OF
West Virginia, expressive of the sorroW
with which the house had heard of ,ht
death OF Senator Kenna, accepting the
invitation If the senate to attend the fuue
raj ceremonies tomorrow and providing
fer a committee Of ten representatives t.
join the senate committee In makiGg the
proper arrangements.
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More Accommodation De m a nd d .

PARIS, Jan. II Ia Difference to the
over~ helming demand by the public for
a further reconstruction of the Ministry,
NJ Rlbnt has requested r, Admiral Gervai-,
chief of department of marine and colo
nies, to accept ministry of marine and
colonies, dlsplaciDg NJ Bordeau Ad-
miral Gervais has not yet given an an
swer. Bordeau's appointment was only
to allow him voluntary withdrawal,
which occurred last night.
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Lyuchi0g in A Tk q nSas.

BRINKLEY. Ark, Jan. ll.-Paul
Scriggs and Henry Allen, who. Saturday
night, near CJtton Plant. murdered. rob
bed and then burned Kube Atkinson, his
housekefper and her little daughter.
we're taken last night from j all at Cotton
Plant by mob 200 strong and. after be
ing conducted to the scene OF the killing
aud burning. were strung up TO limo Of
tree and their bodies pierced with bul
let's fred into them bv the mob.
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,Irr,QN SALE OF VALUABLE
j lASD By virtue OF Two Sc, eral
- l,,.g,ss. executed b0 William Pool aud
~. ", C1rre is " ich said mortgages re
~, ,seo-ded tur gstry of Wake county,
s.So,s 40. ll1 pa 557 and book No. 1Si,
an. ~ lis Il as by request of said Pools,
tlofer ) ssls TO the highest bidder
L,r,sE at me CONT house door, 10 the
.rd IA e.sh y. on Monday, Jsnu.
~ lsqS a i2 o clock m, that valuab Q
~ o. laLd d5ingin t Mary's Town hip,
,SNrtsxmtes southeast from the city OF
s,.rh. And snown ss the homestead
"a tot 4 a Pools containing on hun REQ
"a ssh, acr,s tl0s acres mere or less
ldg.ns tie la ds of the Late aswell
SEel sn1 th-rs AL one medium sixe
-lr mule, hye years old
rbs.ls 1, postponed until Monday
raAfy l6 tsg} a. IL o',lo K IN.
BF N0NTAGUE Mortgages,
ales1, =. Dec 1892 'ds
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PARIS, Jan. lit is reported that
de Freycinnet, ex minister Of war, ano
Fh quet. ex-presldent of the chamber
If deputies, were examined by Frauque-
vile, judge of instruction, to day 10
connection with the Panama Charge.
The two state smen were not under arrest
or accusation, at least in name, but werr
present as witnesse. although, Of cur 'e.
liable to accusation should their ac-
acknowledgements justify such action.
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NNNyASSERS wanted for SCENES
OFEoN ySRY LAND the book of the
sat1ary over 500 pagnificent photo
Hhic views s'zs IL by 14S inches. In
N lclion h' Gen Lew Wall ce, aut, or
Ben Hnrr descriptions ny Edward
Eeeu .e D D Hu .ell II ConwelI.
~ Washington GLADDEN., d y, Ham-
rt}n v Nahie, J. z Lit d, Hon WV G
oteSSlntide and other Ia ent- d writer's
s neau o. sil competitor; la ger We've,
.. uurr pho graphs twice as n any of them,
a. mIe handsomely b)und and over in
I'Ce sells At s'sht T. people who never
gy,.ht o,s ojoS 10 their lives: agents OF
V.get ..s books throwing their out a 9 awav
sno begging 'or territory: np,e views
~ snsolnte ooi troll OF field; goods on
T,G .r.a.. !. y % - 80. no day readily earned
wcce.s g1'r nteed
VA 1 CRDWELL & KIRKPATRICK
ep'ii gle d, Ohio, de Publishers.
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He Isin Favor oft.

WARRINGTON, Jan. IA regiment
of the Hampton Roads Columbian cee-
bration naval rend, zvous delegation
headed by Editor Glennan and escorted
by Judge Harris. Worlds Fair commits
sioner from Virginia, saw S cretary
Tracy to day 10 reference to the matter
and were told that he was heartily in
favor of the plan contemplated The
secretary said the plans could not be car
ried, out under $500, 600, the full amount
asked
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II Is Denle d.

RcxBoRo. N G, Jan. 11.-Special.-
A special being sent out from Durham,
gives as q fact that a negro. Jim Al en-,
living on the farm of Maj DIT. ]. Yancey
10 Person county, beat his wife and then
set fire TO the house. burning her SO that
she ditd from the injuries. Major Yam
cey makes the following statement
The woman was subj ct to fits, had one
and fell on the bed. The fire popped ou,
and set fire to her clothing. Within two
days she gave birth to child havlog one
Of its aims broken. The mother died a
few days afterwards. The special also
states that Allen Is in Roxboro Jail. This
is not 90, for he has not been arrested and
no warrant has been issued for him.
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Wante d to Lynch Them.

BALTIMORE. Jan. IA special from
Chestertown says that when the news
was received that Governor Brown had
respited four of the eight negroes that
were to be hung Friday, lynchioe
spirit manifested itself and trouble Is
feared Governor B own sent an ice
boat and fifty militia men and had the
prisoners removed to place of SO fcty ;.
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N0rICR OP SALE or LAND.

,aie. sni by virtue Of power conferred in
i,sfctt'u1 nacutei ~ 4 p Gi | and wife,
nrrA Oil reoor cd IN the fca,f the
ar.ier i Deeds tf Wake county, book -,
pys Nf ! viii sell fbr cash, At puNhc auo.
l51, nibs sconrt b ,nss door in Raleigh, n @,
u l6cccE n n Mond.y, the 18th Cay II
DEM ? So, ce tain T., ct of Isni in
a.sish iwa-hip, W,ke county snd fully
'o'tn'e' n said deed Of trus', and lyl, z
h'S b Isrboro road a tha road lead :.
l' ny 'be Osswoot cemetery, and . joining
me '1io Mrs Margaret ssrrell, N V Dem
w mil " Heck containing AZ scres.
be sb7e de-cribed lsnd Wi be tfiorad
10 l'. ,ui. the purchasers a. per n ap in
ny nce w PACE,
Att rney # Mo'tRsgee.
AZ He 4 he above land 10 post os d
tt HiaD Mond y in Jsnusry, 1893, At IL
VIA N, novl ids
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ERIE, Pa Jan. IL The prolonged
absence Of Lester Heidler and Samuel
Niece, two young farmars living near
Fairview, who bad gone TO work in the
woods, led TO a search. Tn. men were
found under tree which they had felled.
Heidler was lying under the trunk OF the
tee, crushed out Of all human semblance.
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Exnlo.,on ina Coal Mine,

DENVER, Col Jan. 1l.-Yesterday
afternoon premature explosion occurred
in one of the chambers Of the Union
Pacific coal mines at King, four miles
from Cone, where twenty eight miners
were at work The shock killed twenty
seven of the men, only one escaping, he
being nearly at the entrance.
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n.TF PROPERTY FOR SALE.-By
vitae Of deed OF MOI tgag- execute,
X Alfred Tste and Corn, la his wits. I
n, ,frsAlp a te ourt house Goor Ia
ss.N Ga NUgd y. the 18th d - ot jaa-
ay isl3 az Y clock m. tie following
esfo ,aad Bs.iun'ng st staS. on a
g-,,a South - eet runnin2 sout 2os G, {
al ~ inrhes 10 the . as b u b anch
q zen g,ing east al ing with the sss
.}1s br men, and ta'n n going souti along
v,g the Gas house ranch TO South street
r1 her runs we with said street. 81 feet
ed inches
here 4antw house on the lot Terms
aa Tite perfect For further par leu
.g,s,e book l. at page ass, register O,
1.dsoff Raleigh Y. c.
J. C. L. HARRIS,
Attorney Of .ortgagee.
December 10. 1927 tbs,
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e2l. The II .ieI Dess Co., OF 81. Louis,
No., have just thrown on the market an
elegant Standard a utiqle OAK II. In,
Roll Curtain Desk, complete IN every de-
tail. z. o. B. St Lonis. for i2l, aud IL
same style and finish. for fZs net. spot
cash. See their card IN this issue send
your order direct or send for specia' circu-
fr. Bank counters and goVerpm-nt work
speciality S-nd In your floor plans Tor
desi9us and prices.
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Cleveland Going TO Lakewood.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1l-Mr Cleveland
viii leave tue city with his family Friday
for Lakewood. where he will remain un
Ill q day or two before March 4th, when
he will start for Washington.
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WASHINGTON, D C, Jan IL The
death If Senator Kenna. Of West VIr
ginia. was Immediately sfter the reading
Of yesterdays Journal, announced to tn,
senate by Mr. (Biat kburn. Feeling re
marks we're made by him in praise of the
dead senator, and the usual resolution
was presented and adop'e ed, including an
invitation to the house of representatives
president and members of the cabine,
and supreme court to attend the funeral
ceremonies in the senate chamber at /
o'clock Tomorrow A committee OF
seven senators-Messrs F-ulk ner. Black
hurn. Ransom, Daniel, Walthall, Man
d,rson and Squire, was appointed to take
action as t. the funeral aud to accom- pany
the body to West Virginia, and then, as
further mark of respect, the senate ad
j)urned.
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The Contract. Awarded.

WASHINGTON, Jan IL The contracts
for cous rucIng the armored cruiser
Brooklyn and sea going battle shipIoWa,
we're to-day awarded to William Cramp
s. Sons. of Philadelphia, the Brooklyn
t" cost So, 9S6, 900 and the Iowa $3, 0l0, =
600.
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Wesley Warner Sente need TO Death.

Mt. HOLLY, n. J Jan. II w, sley
Warner. VIII Was convicted Of murder
in the first degrse in having killed LIZ c
Peak, was day sentenced to be hanged
on March l5sn.
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r subvi & son Towaigs; "a, writes
~ ss,i, y' ysars, -. wh,sh r,aa 'es M sso all
CAsH = ,o2 'e' ofB Z BIB 3. < &, ~ nd i. : ss:
W.. ,..,spi with an i'm roveDert. He
~, t2,a.Ts.it.,as sud was cures sound and
-
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Notice of application.

OFFIckovN c HOME IEs Co.
RALfIGH, y. G.. Dec. 81.
Public notice l. hereby given that appli-
cation W II be made th- ne xt lex lAi %
20 IT mt amend nenis 10 he ch irter, DC =,
Of this company.
w. S. PRIMROSE.
Preside Mt
jtnl-3nd
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~ eOo1 m,s. ssi,Sn, Of 1rupi;or N f;os
Siih cyan 70 eat my ,kull ones
nd the : ~ -ur ly die, but tried .
nss'N b. with hened'. and using
srs np5,tl,- mNIe beo,m souud and
lsh' y ave Zee g fr tse've mont o.
:IO,0D Poi ON aa'S,'S. fsn Ss s..s Of IN scar: M:
w .tFssfttt III thspk4 for 30 val sbl.
lilst ROBsRT WARD.
en- 0' V,sert War; snd that b. has Teen
N ~ +, Blood BAN. 1T n ight-
,rr'' p' y n ore d Co, J II. BrIRht.
81 " Tso n uut W. b. tsmpb,ll, For
"..5yaldru slst''
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NOTICE.

The regular annnai meeting OF the stock
holders of the k&4leizh G.,tton Mills all
ne lid at the MAJ or'= Office, "Wednesday,
January llth, at " clock
Transfer boo. will be closed after We'd
nesday the Atm
is wYNNE. Secretary.
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.s Flood Bslm Co. A'lsnta. Ca,
" sgl x Wonders" sont iree.
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Mr RIa,nes. Condition.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE condi-
ton of MIR. BIaine was unchanged to-
day.
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AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
DEATH COMES AS RELIEF TO
THE ESUPFERINGS
or the Distinguished Senator from
West Virgtni n-COWgress Adjourns
as n Mark of Respect.


WAsHINGToH, Jan. 1l-Johu E.
Kenna, of West Virginia, died at 8
o'clock this morning of heart disease,
from which he had been for some years
an acute sufferer, so much so that for a
long interval he had been compelled to
abandon his duties as senator and to
forego all mental exertion. Two sum
mers ago with view of diverting hi>
mind from his ply sical ailments, he es
tablished an amateur boat builders shop
and busted himself in mechanical opera
tion of constructing boats
He partially recovered aud resumed
his seat in the senate and made one
memorable speech, which was re markab e
both for its length and its vigor. but be
soon suffered a relapse from which he
never rallied. His sufferings during tn.
last few months Of his life, from heart
spasme, were so poignant that to him>tif,
Ms we'll as to his family. drath must have
been looked upon as almost welcome.
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SAlARY OR COMMISSION

Eisv nandle the Paten, Chemical, Ink.
iaovt i9v,,e,nIcil. The most useful and
nag ' In two secords' Works iihe M
nsnn, 2. ~ 70 800 per cent profit Agents
aaeueraN per week We also want a
Nd apnoi gent to take charge of territory.
70 nsks' sub agents. A rare chauce
ample ., moneV. Write for terms and
nlsu 'Hs MONROE ERASER MFG CO.
&x65 LACroGa. VIA
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n u TITO l..

Application will be ma.ie 20 he General
Assembly, OF North Car lima at its next
session, 70 incorpora The Nori b Caro-
lima Safe DEPOSIT Title and Fid.lity Com
pany WN- II ;. BURGWiS.
December 10. l-s..
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N Q T | G e.

MI, TO certify ths. the nrn Of Goodwin
iS shurg II & marble and grani'e bust.
pain n city OF Raleigh and town of rAv.
mt7iIo has This dsy dies lved by mutt. Al
aseut The business in Raleigh has been
VcNSs d by Mes rs Durh.r L Ell OFT, of
Ctuota y y and the business In Fay
y y 70 by Mr. l. Remsburg
The bts due the firm Of Good rim Il Rems-
NIX vii be paid to md re"ei ted f,r at Bal.
"a snl F4yt ttev,lle respect selv.
H. iab's due by the prm will be paid as
hey iM duo.
CHAS 4 GOODWIN.
l. RI MsbURG.
Decer Der TO- 1899
segleave 70 thank the public for their kind
nTou'ge % me sud most hes tily commeL d
esgelueutu connnuing the bu-iness.
secltlm CH>S 4 G ODWIN
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Chairman Allen, of The judiciary com
mit,ee of the House Of Representatives
gives notice that the bills before said
committee relating to the homestead law
he considered on Monday, January %
at 8 o'clock p. m by that committee in
the supreme court library.
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BY Mr.. Crews. resolution requesting
the appointment Of . legislative com
m'ttee to visit the colored orphan ssy
lum at Oxford. Deaf and Dumb.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-07-07
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.

In North Dakota exhibit at the fair
there are lag exhibits Of wheat and 800
kinds of grain.
The gates Of the fair grounds at CHI
cago are 10 be kept open until II o'clock
at night hereafter.
The expected Worlds Fair traffic from
Europe has thus far failed to materialize,
while the Eastward travel seems to be
undiminished.
Paymaster General Stewart has COM
pleted statement Of expenditures Of
the naval review. The total expense OF
the review was SAG, 800.
Internal revenue officers actually
seized miniature distillery on exhibit
tion at the Worlds Fair, because all Of
the red-tape technicalities had not been
complied with in setting it up.
The exposition authorities have set
apart October 70 to "a for the big re-
union oi war veterans, both Confederate
and Union. The Grand Army posts will
make efforts 10 bring all the old soldiers
possible to Chicago.
another attraction is being arranged
by the exposition authorizes and the
people Of Midway Plaisance. 1t is pro-
posed that all the natives take part in Q
grand ball, to be given the FIRST week in
July. The ball proper is to be preceded
by grand march and the exhibition ol
| ell the strange dances to be seen on the
Midway.
The Methodists will not withdraw
their exhibit from the Worlds Fair.
after three hours' discussion commit
tee decided to cover up all exhibits o.
| the church Sundays, and all member
Of the church are asked to do the SAINT
/ with their individual exhibits.
Canada outatripped her competitor
! in the June exhibit Of cheese. There
were 667 exhibits. mostly Of factory
cheese. OF these l35 scored high enough
[ ID win medals or diplomas, l26 Of then
1 being Canadian manufacture. Thirty
one Canadian lots scored higher thar
any from the United States. ranging il
excelIance from 80 per cent down.
The council Of administration vii
hereafter have full authority over al
matters Of general administration con
nected with the exposition. Th'
directors have adopted the report Of thu
iexecutive committee as outlined las
week. This action aboliehes all th.
committees Of the local directory
...s,,,x ti.n s,.raars.ffwA Hgsannf, and lassiu
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PURELY PERSONAL.

Philip ]. Armour has adopted a diet
Of bread and milk in the hope Of im-
proving his health,
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox wears a
thumb ring, and uses FIVE quarts Of milk
to one complexion bath,
The only ornaments ever worn BY the
widowed Archduchess Stephanie is q
locket containing the portrait Of her lit
tie daughter on the one side and that Of
her mother, the Queen OF the Belgians,
on the other,
Arthur Baliour says that his greatest
political help comes from his sister, Miss
Agnes Baliour, who is his housekeeper.
Each day she devotes fixed amount Of
time to reading the newspapers and
marking what is useful for his perusal.
The present sent by the Gar to the
Turkish Sultan, an album of paintings
oi all the Russian warships in the Black
Sea feet, is n remarkably peculiar one,
The recipient may regard II as in-snltan'
or think il merely a piece OF czar-casm.
John Ledyard, the great traveller, says
that among all nations women adorn
themselves more than men, but that
wherever found they are the same kind,
civil, humane and tender beings, in
cIined to be cheerful, timorous and mod
est.
Charles r. Wright Of London, who il
now spreading the light Of theosophy in
this country, declares that the elixir Of
| life ia no dream OF the alChemists, but
may he reached through the " expansion
Of the individual consciousness, y what
a,.ar n. Al tneana