Atchison Kansas Patriot from Atchison, Kansas • 3

CHINA WEDDIXG. PrttPr was elected to the ATCHISON COUNTY ELECTION KETUTIN BY TEXiEGRAFH al'CHISON PATRIOT. HOW TO DO GOOD, GET PAID FOR IT! 9 3, 9 ALL SORTS. Whiskey is alixe an internal furnace and an infernal turn-us Men wis? are used to going it pretty fast The Locomotive Engineers. What's the use of teaching little boys not to tell lies, when we look at the unfinished Washington monument.

It's harder to keep track of the sermon when you ait in the back part of the church, but then jou get out first atd have the best chance to select a good uu.brella from the pile at the door. A sweet little boy, only eight years old bless his little hear 1 iiito a 6cei.ee of a teachers' examination at Oswago, List week, and bawl tt 2. 5 9 ae Official Coast. i 5 1 Ti a s. i- SbsrUb W)Ue4 1fO 83 -IS Va Lit Li7 Treasarer .........114 2R3 1M 1 ti'Wx ua iu ioi a) Cooat7Cirk, Crabs, .....126 SIS 174 141 a.

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-Fifteen vessels were lying at anchor, thirteen of which were leaward of the Waco. The supposi tion is if any of the passenger or crew had appeared aft on the vessel's deck, or, any boats had been launched they would have been seen by some of tbe other vessels, none of which can confirm the first rumors, of seeing boats pass through them. The 'impression is now gaining ground that not a soul that was on board theilLfated ship is alive. IW TBI TOILS. Jefferson City Nov.

9. Arguments were made yesterday, pro and both in Bittinger ease and Joyce. On Bittinger case. Judge Krekel ordered an additional bond five thousand dollars, and that Mr Bittingter appear at court at Jefferson city on the 30th. He made no decision in Joyce's case at all It is more evident now than ever that the government is afraid to tush these cases to a final decision It is rumored hat if Joyee will squeal 44 42 77 77 f7 9 110 -'S 33 ItJ 66 13 49 i Vi 6' f5 73 3S '0 V.i 2 Zt Z0 1 31 TS 64, i.

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Call and See Iliui Before urcliiiixssr, 327 Commercial Street, Atchison, Ivan -as. ocslwU -s. sj DEALEB IX a- 4 i I StdcK always Full, Fresn, and Ocg i ss HIGHEST PIlICi: PAI1 VOIZ Country Produce all 323 Commercial Street Kansas common council of New York fifty years ago when no salaries were paid the aldermen. The dietrct he represented extended from the Bible House to Klngebridge. "Well, I'll dlvorpe you this time, but mind not another decree shall you have from this Court till yon are eighteen," said a Judge at Sioux City as he granted a divorce to a petitioner of 16 and awarded ber tte custody of the child.

Mayor Rohr has directed the city marhall and police to arrest all boys who ate found on the streets carrying those rubber pebble alings, or who are found throwing stones or other missiles. This Is well Now let the offenders be arrested. The first five cent issues of frac tional currency ceased in April, 18U9, at which time there had been lai.cd f5.7C0.000 worth, and al though six year havo elapsed, there uro alii out-standing not a dollar hich id to bo found in this mtnoii of the Cxuntry. A woman cured her husband of ptayinirout lato at night by going to the door and whispering throun the key hoij that you, Willie?" Her husband's name is John, aodbe stops at home at night now, and sleeps wi-h one eye open, an1 a revolver under hi piilmv. Dr.

Miller informed us to day that Mis Laura Evand, so far from being dead, as has been so olten re ported on the street and published in eachiof the papers, is rapidly re- covering. We are glad to hear it, and we know this community will rejoice In ber restoration to health. What shall be done with boys who throw stones, balls, or other missiles In the streets? In view of the i ecent accident to a young lady of this city, It is certainly time that some mean? were adopted to pre vent this boyish practice. Parental and other authority should be used to restrain it. As we go to press we learn that the case of the State of Kansas against Wm.

Murray, who is charged with the crime of rape op on the person of little Eliza Un derwood, came up for preliminary examination before Justice Coc-b ran this afternon and was adjourn ed upon motion of defendant's at torneys until Friday noon. And now upon the heels of finan cial trouble, hard times and locn-t devastations, comes a terrible danger to Atchison society. TbeJonesp and Dawkinses and their ilk have proclaimed themselves to be the aristocracy of the land, and have organized a clique. Then the scrubs and non-elect meet In conclave and gently deny the mild insinuation and denounce such high handei proceedings. Tbey claim that their families are older than the Joneses and Dawkim can Hud thtt the blood in their veins Is blue and rieb.

And so the matter rt st. The poaae comilatua should be called out and the feeling suppressed or away goes our republican Institutions. Another Railroad. The St. Louis, Kansas City Northern railroad according to the St.

Joe papers, i9 now looking for an outlet to Atchison. It is under stood that its exteneion to this city can bo secured without much trou ble. Thro are three available route- t)y which this road can enter Atch son, ami trie management nave prop feitionb from each under ad virteioent. First the Chicflgo, Rock Idlatd Pacific tfh'r thoni a route ovtr their lino J'mni P.alttlurg thej-inction of their roa'is Srs uUlho Hannibal St. Joseph oflVr them the ue of their track trcm St.

Jt sejih to Atahlson, aiid again the Kansa City, St. Joseph Council BiiifTs will furnish tbeut track and right of way from the dame place. So it seems that all the important lines west of the Mississippi detsire to reach Atchison. The time has come when connection with this city Is sought for. This Is because Atchison is growing faster, and has more railroads than any other city in the Missouri valley.

That's what's the matter. Kapioma Township. The election has come and gone. and our people are now busy ath ering corn and doing up their fall work. Mr.

Larkin has dug a largo reser voir, which he hopes will bold was ter enough to supply his stock. Itis 4 1 long, 12 wide, and 14 feet deep. The water will be drawn np by wind power. s-" Hob Sweeny everybody knows oily old Bob went to Georgia a year or so ago. nut ne was not satisfied there, and has returned to Ariugton.

He declares Kansas is worth all the southern States 'put together. J. W. Walton, who started to Colorado In September last, died la Canon City. He was highly es teemed.

The corn crop tsabountiful yield, and if the farmers bad cattle hogs to consume It the profit to them would be satisfactory. Amaals ef Kamsaa. This Is the title of Web. Wild- er's long expected book. A postal card from the publisher informs us that ll be ready for delivery on 25th of November.

It contains 690 pages, and telle of everything that of historical or other Interest con cerning Kansas. Nobody can af ford to be without this book. Price by mail to cash. Address Go. W.

Martin, Topeka. Cfcarha Items. Rev. J. Cline baa beea ten dered a call to the pastorate of the Baptist church at Wichita, and will probably accept.

Mr. dine is a very clever gentleman and an oarn- uet preacher of thegoepeL Rjy. Mr. Batty, of Indepen denurf, has accepted the call extend ed to him by th St. Paul's Efisco church of E-n porta to become t.a r-ctor.

Tub ATcuisoN Patriot entere! upon its muthyearon the23ih of October making its appearance that day In mo enlarged lorra. We are clad to aee this evidence of prosper ity, as it Is a good paper and constantly Improving. Wichita Bea con. Tni Atihison Dailt Patmot has been, enlarged and improved iq appearncek i wicniia Aeacon A t.H. AftUIJ' court is in session ith hi docket to clear up.

crv of the keno relit iio longer sound in the still ti LrhlL iv.i Unrntmew block onsooth Fourth btreet la nearly ready tot tit, tvu.f. The Bt. Joseph and Topelta railroad la among the things tLut wirt Imt urn not. receipts for highway travel alonw are upward of one hundred doUars day. The little girl named Evans, who was etruck ly the etono nuriea oy iifgro lny.

diwl this forenoon. Tho liurtifiKton AIi-ourl rail roul con. pony patw ovtr our now iuHH'ad thoonea; bt. Jo hevh hert-tofurt. Tuft first of a btru of from I'ATHIOT to day.

It will le lound iiiicrtsuojf, ajil bui. will vatis lor. Tim Uaiitio iiciJe- tiiat a rnar luinbalid id the --j farmer, i eiiKii.le to a mtmbcrol UiuUfttiiKU vttlitr her ix-lunifs or uot. That 1 From Ivstday's Dally, "ovember 9. -j T(i tiiunn uuuuiy txurt ducket id tnade uu of divorce suits.

'Ihe new supreme urt of Canada hoiiiH i.4 flrnt regular heesion on the ICtn. Htnator logalls will take bia family with him to Washington this winter to live. A uulliou dollar will scarcely cover the iuiMes by prairie Area In Kandad this tail. jNoOdho county has a Huit againtt the county clerk to recover ixten ttiouBuud dollars. The eiUt-r atason ia here.

If you haveaaweft heart you jut leel sweet Vside her now. Win. W'oodyard of Jackson coua ty had hid arm broken white wrest line with Henry Elp. You donned it this morning. You took It olf at noon, and this eveuint; you felt tcood with it on again.

That overcoat. A man named J. 11. Turner was killed, and one mortally wouuded, at Loudon, fcJuninercoun-ty, iu an election dispute. Budioeaa with justices Cochran and Park la lively.

Over eixty cases have been disposed ol in their courts during the past ten days. "What does 'Good Friday' mean?" asaed one schoolboy ol an other. "You'd hotter home and read your iiohinsou Crusoe," was the wlibefnjc rf diy. The original hemlock log inundations of Long Wharf at Bunion were uuearttiod a few iasago, and found to bt a-H solid ad when tlrdi put down, 164 yeard ago. A Utile bciore 0 o'clock on Monday morning tho shock of an earth, quake was felt in this city.

Houses were siigtiOy Jtrrod aud wiudowd rattled, but all passed away in a few second. A Wisconsin euiior inuHiraies the prevalliug extravagance of the peoplo of the presunt day, calling attention to tho costly baby-enrn-ages in now; while, when he was a bly, they In I i him around by tho hair of his head. Coul oil has another vii'-tiin. Mltchel Jont-s of Jhrokoe thought he cauM till lamp whiie It wus burning, but ho wLl ieuvo eiudi t'Xjx'riiutntB to others hereafter. Th oil exploded au 1 Jones wm nt terriMy urnrtl thnt lie iied Whjii will pooplo tuaC warnioy? A youn man named ItolUer has pkipj.ed away from Doniphan oouoiy, Kaodor, on Mccount of a uupieaaotuti, In the course of hlch tappe i a Mr.

Huffman on the head vigorously with a good-izod ilub. lie was fearful that lluffiuan would skip Out to the other world. While 8. 11. Buckles, of Burling too, with several comrade? were hunting deer in Butler county, last week, his horse fell, throwing Mr.

B. The hotse, in getting up, struck the hammer of the gun and dis charged load of nine buck-tbot into Mr. Buckle's leg, carrying away three inches of the bone. Tde Jew 11 county Diamond beats all thi beets yet soen or benjd of this year. It says that Mr.

A. W. Lung, of Prairie township, recently lelt at Its ofHce three beets, the largest of which weighed seventeen pounaa. Air. eays be can sho-v whole loads of beets that would go over ten pounds apiece, grown without fertilizers or extra cultivation.

A letter from J. B. Steele, dated at Ban Luis, Obispo, Informs ua of the death of Mrs. Fanny Reece, at the age of 74 yean. Mrs.

Reece was formerly a resident of Atchison county, and has several sons residing near Huron. She waja worthy and estimable lady, and although she lived to a good old age her many friends will be sorry to hear of her death. It is no unnatural thing to see young men leaving town with shot guoa on their xhouiders, game bags suspended from their necks, and shot (touches encompassing their manly forms. But It la noticed that seldom tee them on their way home. The presumption is that tbey take back street.

An aspiring young tuan don't mind leaving town with an empty game bag. out oe uiaiiKes very much to come back with one. yrom Wdady'f Daily, Vevtmbtr 10. A revival lain progress at the United Brethren church, Korth Lwrncetf Why dont our brethren procure a rector? Our soul is si-d bea we pass their chureh and iink thtt It Is going loto di3u.se' This la a good at asoa to beware of qu.tck- ThoH who make thf loudwt preU-UHtona artv tho worst fr.ttida. Will our poitc look aftor the poys whs a-e cooticonJly llirowicg shot jumi nmju iuiat Minsfsr 111.

ditu't-rjtas pnu tfjo 'atid flhald be It Ukt.i 110 ears of corn to make a busbol, but tho cuxa-have grown ao large in Kansas this year that fifty average ones will weigh Of measure a bathe'. Celebration of the Twentieth Anal Ter ary of tn jBarriage or Her. lr. aud 3Ir.llardwKike, Saturday, November the 6th, being the twentieth anniversary of the marriage ol the Rev. J.

Hardwicke, D. D. pastor of the Baptist church at this city, the ia dieaofhis congregation took advantage of the time to present him and bis good lady a pubataotial token of their friendship, consisting of various articles of chioa, gias ware, Their intention had been talked of ia advance of the time, eo that by 8 o'clock in the evening, the parsonage wis the scene of a large and Joily crowd ladies and gentlemen ho bad repaired to the residence of their pas tor fcr the purpose of making their donations aud ofierlnj the con-gratul itici.8 to the recipients on their nti ore up tho twenty first ar of their married life. The pre en v-enumt-roUd and varied, Including a tea si of about one hundred pieces, glassware, table cutlery, epoons, tahlo linen, vaces, boquet holders, etc. The tea set was contributed hy the following ladies and gentleman.

Mrs. A. Alderson, Mrs. Gillespie, Mr. Sweet, Mr.

N. Whalen, Mrs. Bereman, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Geo.

Cballiss, Mrs. R. S. An drew, Mrs. Myers, Mrs.

J.B Davis, Mrs. Wm. Barnes, Miss Anna Wise, Mrs. Geo. White, Mrs.

E. Gore, Mrs. L. Chase, Mrs. Foster, Mrs.

Ketcbum, Mr. A. H. Horton, Mrs. W.

W. Guthrie, Mrs. Lizzie Foster, Mrs. Boon, Mrs J. P.

Brown, Mrs. B. P. Waggeoer, Mr. N.

Rogers, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. A. G. Lewis, Miss Bettie Higgle, Mrs.

Jno. M. Crowell, Mrs. Oatls, Lilly and Jennie Hutchinson, Mrs. Dr.

Horn, Mrs. Jno. A. Martin, Mra. D.

B. Mrs. Dr. W. L.

Chal liss, Mrs. Harres, Mrs. W. W. Cochrane, Mrs.

P. By ram, Mrs. Jno. M. Price, Mrs.

N. Abbott, The table cutlery, spoons, etc. was presented by the following misses: Etta Stokes, Ida De merest. Jennie Hutchinson, Mary Redhead, Mary McCracken Hewett, Jennie Abbott, Ella Sprauue, Leonora Klockman.Mary Irvin, L. Foster, H.

C. Corey. Other articles were contributed by Mrs. Howe, Mr. and Mrs.

Dear bern, Mrs. Kiiley, Mr. Richard E. Hardwicke and others. At 10 o'clock, the Rev.

Dr. and Mrs. Hardwicke appeared in the front parlor where Gen. Guthrie on be half of the ladles, in a neat and hu morous, yet appropriate speech made a formal presentation of the donation. Dr.

Haidwicke replied, returning the thanks of himself and wife, after which remarks wore made by Rev. G. S. Dearborn and Rev. J.

King. The newly mar ried couple, as it were, having re ceived the congratulations of all present, they were led to th8 dim ng room, to discuss the rich vianur prepared Tor the After thai it is unnecessary tc at erupt to tell what transpired. Suffice it to say that it was one of those pleasant social gatm-nccd net of every day occurrence, and will lonsr be re membered by all thoee whone gooa fortunt it wa to participate in it. Tue Patriot extends itd warmest congratulations to the Rev. Dr and iiis wife, and hopes they miy livrt to enjoy many returning anni- of the event.

a uaxl; aulu villi an. A Girl of TYndcr Years Outraged. Yesterday evening about six o'ciock a hellish outrage was committed upon the person of Eliza Underwood, a little girl but eight years old. She is the daughter of tho widow Underwood who resides at S17 Commercial street. Yesterday evening about dark she was playing on the streets In company with another little girl, when a strange man accosted them and asked If they did not want some candy.

Child like they followed him to Schaap's restaurant, and the villian bought them each a paper of candy. After that nothing Is known pave from the story of the little girl, and the corroborating appearances at the scene or tne nel lish outrage. After be had bought the candy be coaxed them both over near the Central Branch de pot, and then sent one of the little ones home on some trivial errana He then seized the little Underwood girl by the throat, putting the other hand over her mouth to prevent her creams being neard and forcibly i ragged her into the old buildii ormerly used by ueorga lilogsiey is a wood yard. He then mad this irrible assalt upon tne child, tt details of which are too brutal fur publscatlon. After he bad ac complished his purpose he ran away and the little irlrl.

sobbing and cry ing round ber way home detailing the story. Pftyaician were immediately called who corrobora the the little girl's story, and a visit ras made to the startle. Here a portio nof the clothing were found and the candy the bound had bought her wasbtill scattered on the floor. The police obtained a full descrip Ion of the whelp, and about ten o'clock arrestee a man at the Atlan tic House who was Immediately reeokinizdd by the little girl, al though bs personal appearance did, not exactly tally with that given by by cr two who saw him with the little girls, lie was taken to jail, CHASE COJTNTY. Mif9 Mary Barnes has benn ap pointed postmaster at Wodwvd, the new postomce in tbis county.

A prairie fire was set out south west of this city, last Friday that burned considerable hay and several fences on South Fork, Sharp's creek and Bloody. Wm. Berry, aged 13 years, living on Cabola crek, recently killed an eagle measuring six feet from tip to tip. The boy was out with two does, wd en tne eagie new nown on one of them. ith true Kan sas imt, the boy tackled the bird and gurreeded in killing it with a stone.

Oc or nt. The Atcui-o: Daily Patrit entered upon the rlnb year its publication on Monday last. It greeted the public with aa enlarged from, which, the editor and pub lisher says, ia tlemaDded oy its in creasing business. Wathen a reporter. Besides gold and qucifc silver the Inter Ocean has discovered a moutaln of isinglass" in the Black Hills.

There are also Indications of a vein of type-metal, and a perren nlal fountain of hair-dye. THB WHITB HOC St B1XS. Washiagton, Not. 9. Private dispatches received on to day from bt.

Louis havo tendency to confirm the original story about Gen. Babcock'a position before the grand jury. Tnere is bo longer that air of jnuJence worn by the average offi cial, in his denial of the Babcock falL One thing has become firmly fixed in tne public mind here, and that is tbat some of the white house people have been in tnis ring, and if none of them are picked up by tbe grand jury it will be tbe first sign of weakening upon tne part tbe whisky prosecutions, It is feared here tbat the intense ex citement in St. Louis and tbe pressure tbat will ho brought to bear upon indi vidua members of the grand jury, will have an effect upon their ultimate action. The interest here is centered in Babcock's case.

No one manifests any interest in Orvil Grant, whether he is in or not. His case is considered individually, and as reflecting upon no one, on account of his utter lack of character or influence. HUNGRY OFHCX-BUKZIE3. Mr. Duell, commissioner of patents, returned this morning With bis re turn one of the most greedy scrambles for office ever knowu in Washington will culminate.

He has been making some changes in his office, and these changes have involved the employ- ment of some new people. They have called out the office-seekers in strong force. Never in the history of the emi service baa tnere been sucb a scramble for office as there now is. Every official connected with the government ia daily besieged by the pray era of people who beg for work to savt them from want. There is a great deal of show in some of tbeir, repre sentations, but tberjB is a very large class of the people at present in the city who would sing psalms of joy over the discovery of a place that would pay toeir board in a tbird-rate long ing-house.

i OTW WITH BIS I1BAD. Ex-Senator Pease, has held the office of postmaster at Vickburg, was on yesterday dismissed from office, without any cause being assigned. He received bis place by "bloody shirt speeches in the senate, but when he became so disloyal as to enter into a campaign against he lost his head. MOODY AND SANKXY. New Nov.

9. There was an immense attendance at the Moody and Sankey meetings at tbe Brooklyn rink on Sunday. Jar. Moody took for bis text the seventh verse of the second chapter of Luke, and preached a sermon therefrom. urging the people to banish tbe pride and love of the world from their hearts, and make room for God.

This closes two. week's work by Moody and San key." The services at night were exclusively for sinners. To all those who confessed themselves sinners, tickets were given. THE BROOKLYN VARIETIES. New York, Nov.

7. Mr. Beecher was' exceedingly live yin his sermon to the Plymouth com, rogation (Sunday evening, lit. bopped across the pulpit platform. to show how some Christians as be said, go "hoppity hop through life," making light of religion.

Then Mr. Beecher. put on a long face, and il lustrated tbe undue solemlity which some Christians assume The lllus trutions caused much amusement in the audience, and some of the people laughed outright. DEADLY BOW. Centreville, Iowa, Nov.

9. A fatal shooting affray occurred at Fioris, Iowa, a small 6tatiou on the line of the It. I. Railway, ueur this place, on Sunday, in which a three card monte man met his deth. It seems tbat the monte man was in a house of ill repute, at Fioris, and began quarreling with a citizen of Fio ris, namt uuklowd, wbo was standing in front of tbe house.

The monte man drew a knife and threaten ed to kill the citizen, who left the bouse aud walked to his own residence, a few steps from the house of ill repute, followed by the monte man Tbe latter was warned not to set foot inside the citizen's yard, and disregarding this warning tho monte man entered tbe yard, still threatening to kill tbe citizen, whereupon the citizen drew a revolver and shot the monte man, the ball entering his killing him instantly. Tbo citizen immediately surrendered himself to the authorities and was released upon bis own recog nizanee in bail of five hundred dollars. HOKRIBLX HTSTKXY. Independence, Kan. ii Nov.

9. This city was thrown into a fever of excitement about 2 clock Sunday afternoon by the discovery ia the Verdigris river of the body of a man apparently abou fifty years of age, horribly mutilated, and crammed into an old coffee sack, which was tightly sewed up. There were five ghastly wounds upon the body," the abdomen was cut open and the throat out from ear to ear. Tkers was not a thred of clothing upon the body, "'Which had undoubtedly been in the water for a number of days. The man was about five feet ten inches in height and when alive must have been a splendid looking person.

There is soma terrible mystery connected with the which may never be known, and tbe verdict, as in the case of Miss BlackweDfonad in the river'at will' be, death from some unknown cause. SHOCKIXe ACCIDIXT. Brookfield, Mo.r Nov. 9. A shocking accident occurred on Tuesday afternoon on the farm of Mr.

Huston, about nine miles southwest of this city. During the afternoon a flock of prairie" chickens alighted sear tbe bouse, and Airs. Aleeeer Smith, wife of the tanant conceived the idea of trying to shoot them' with a rifle which she took down for the purpose. She, however, abandoned the attempt. but as aha was stall handling the gun her tittle girl came and at the instant she was opposite the muzzle the gun was discharged, the ball passing through the lower part of child's body, inflicting a wound from which she died ia a few CTKAX8HIP BCXXXD.

Galveston; Nov, 10. The steamship City of Waco, of the Mallory line, arrived here from New York yesterday and was anchored out side witb the fleet of vesaela. 1 At on clock this morning she was discovered to be onfire. A strong northeast wind wae blowing, with showers ef rain. The and crew took to the ship's orxn-boats.

at three o'clock aad passed' through the fieut The sea was so hieh that other vessels could render them no aa-sietanee. The last seen of the open boats they were drifting in a westerly direction down tbe eoast. One of the Galveston pilots, who had gone out oa her arrival, was also on board Car-riges have been sent downs the coast, and a steam tng dispatched to cruise ouuBds ia search of tae missing pacsea A SEWING MACHINE Cor A DAY'S WdllK. Ad Man or. Woman a Make Wagos.

Magnificent Offer A very liberal contract, which we have just completed with the Weed Sewin? Machine Company, will enable us, we hope, to place their celebrated machines in many families throughout the country. So fine an opportunity to secure a first class sewing machine seldom occurs. May we not expect the friends of this paper to make an earntist, united effort to greatly ex tend its circulation and thus help to increase its influence? Wewiix LIBEKALLY REWARD TUOSE WHO work for us. Reader, can you not form a club lu your neighbor hood and secure this Sewing Ma chine premium? A few hour qf well-directed effort wtU obtaiit it. Postmasters In the smaller towns and villages can, witb a little thought and effort, easily send us the requisite ntfubcr of names There is scts-wly a neighborhood in Northern Kansas There a Sewing Machine cannot be obtained with little effort.

For Jorty subscribers to The Wekkly Pa trtot at the regular price of $2 each wewilLend copies of the paper and. give to the setter up of the asstb a Sewing Machine worth ($60) sixty dollars. These machines are warranted to be new, latest improved, and ir perfect running order. 1 Subscribers may te taken at any number of psstoffices, and may come, one or a dozen a time. The only condition is that the money must accompany each name.

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313 Commercial street, Atchison, Kansas. IMPORTANT TO THE THAT LING PUBLIC. It is the duty of 'all' persons before starting on a journey to ascertain by what route they can reacl their destination with the leasi trouble, and if there are two or more roads leading to the saim point, to decide which Islhe safest nd pleasantest road to travel. We take pleasure in stating tbat the CHICAGO NORTH WEST ERN Railway is the1 oldest, and several miles the shortest, route-between Omaha and Chicago Within the two past yean the road bed has been pot io admirable condition, and almost the entire line has been relaid w.h steel rails. The Depot in Chicago is centrally located, and as their trains arrive there thirty minutes in advance of all other lines, passengers can al vays be sure of making Eastern connection.

For all points in Northern and North Eastern Iowa, you fcbould purchase tickets via Cedar Rapids, or Clinton. For point in Northern Illinois or Wisconsin, via Folton and if you are going to Chicago, or east, you should, by all means, purchase your ticket by the Old Pioneer Route The Chicago Northtcestern. You will find on ail through trains Pullman Sleepers, new. and magnific-nt Day Coaches, and the host Pmoking and Second Clase Car now On any road in the United States. Particular information, witb maps, time tables, may be bad at any of the Through Ticket Ofa ees In the West, or upon personal or written application to J.U.

Mors tain. Western Travel ipg Agent, Omaha, Neb or to W. H. isTESSETf, General Paasen 4 ger Agent. ChcagK' febl9dwtr READ-THIS! If you have Sure Eyea, call on me and 1 will cure them 1 If you are troubled with Tap Worm I can expel it In a few hours 1 II yon are aidicted with Cancer, can cure yon in it fjw days without cutting 1 My.

charges for -treatment are reasonable, and I aak nothing for advice. Call sod Be ma. OSce, No, S18 Commercial street. Residence, comer or conn jtirta and Parallel AleiLsoa, Has. II.

D. rxcssr, II. D. ed out: "Annie, jour feller is down to the house!" If the Ohio election result was a victery for hard money, honesty, and business stability, how is it that, ever fcio.ee the election, there has been a ceotirmouos tuecession of failures of batiks, insurance companies, and busi ness houses? Troy Chief. A breeder of poulcry writia: Every spring I procure a quantity of cedar boughs aud scatter tbem plentifully around the hen-house.

This is all that ia necessary, as the odor of the cedar keeps away lice, This remedy is cheap, simple and effective, and is well worth trying by all who have hens to care for. A traveler, being, at a coffee house with some gentlemea, was largely drawing on the credulity of the company. "Where did you say all these wonders happened, sir?" asked gentleman present. "I really can't exactly say," replied the traveler "but it is in Europe Russia. 1 think." "I should rather think It-a-ly," returned his opponent Major Bethel Copewood has just marketed five camel, two two-year-olds at $250 each, two three-years-olds at and a five-year-old at $450.

All these camels were foaled within twenty miles of Austin. The five-year-old is the largest camel ever seen in America. She is perfectly gentle, and will make her first appearance in the ring at Hempstead. The breeder can supply all the circuses in America. St.

Louis is to have a big hotel, with two thousand rooms, at a cost with furniture, of two million dollars It will cover about four acres, will be called the Hotel Grande, and will be larger than the nev7 Palace Hotel in San Francisco, which is now unsurpassed in the world in size. Construction will begin next spring, Boston capitalists providing the money. Until the erection of the Palace Hotel, the Grande Hotel, in Paris, was without a rival. Nashville .8 had a smiling contest, as an adjunct to a Presbyterian church fair. There were three competitors, young men and a judge to cecide which of them smiled most sweetly.

Three trials were had, the contestants standing on a platform in full view of the assembly, with a strong light thrown on their faces. Irnuis laliiehet was the winner of the prize, which was the priviledge of kissing any one of tbo girls attending the Csniiy counter where tho pretti-stt daughters of the church were engaged. Physicians practising in fever dis tricts are gratuitously furnished with the receipt that Bangkok docters guarantee as infallible: "Take small pieces of rhinoceros horn and elephants tusks, the teeth of tigers, crocodiles, and bears; three portions of the bones of vultures, geese and ravenr; a fragment of a stag and a bison's horn, and a minute piece of sandal wood; reduce tho vbole to powder, and mix it with cold water on a stone. Half the potkn is to be swallowed by t'uo patient, tnd the rest is to rubbed over his body. While France is nturo prosperous than she bus been since the empire, Germany on extremities of distress.

The proposition reported in this morning's telegrams, lor govern ment aid to the people, shows that however vigorous and masterful lis-mark ia in war, be doesn't pqual his trench rivals in peace. It is a singu lar comment on lack of governing fac ulty in the German nation that is to say, the stimulating and upholding of industry, that in four years from the reception of an indemnity gieater than her national debt, Germany is the poorest country in Europe. Twenty years ago the people of the Methodist Church at the town of Ma- quoketa. Iowa, wanted a bell. They raised the amount of 1 5, but it was found that the tower would not stand the weight of the bell.

Mrs. Northrop was treasurer. Numerous attempts were made to get at the money, but she held to it religiously. She said it was for a bell, and for no other pur pose would she give it up. The mon ey has been at interest for twenty years and now 300.

They bought the bill recontly and relieved rs. Northrop of her charge. For fix edness of purpose and unyielding devotion to one subject, Mrs. Northrop is certainly a success. A small Baptist Church at Bremd-ton, in the county of Berks, England, has elected as its pastor a Mr.

Josey, who has been publicly recognized He has been an occasional preacher some years past, laboring as a mechan ic the while, and as his congregation is too poor to support him, he will con tinua to work at his trade while dis charging his duties as a pastor. This, of urse recalls St. Paul to the average commentator, though a nearer and more intimate precedent can be found in the ease of Abraham Booth, one of the profoundest theologians of the Baptist who was simultan eou.sly pastor of church and a framework-knitter at Suttoa. in Ashfieid. Seme of the features of a new press law in Japan are as follows The name of the chief editor must be printed in a conspicuous place to establish the responsibility for what appears.

Tte names of writes mast be affixed to every article the signing of a feigned name subjects the writer to a heavy fine and imprisonment. When articles are translated from foreign journals, the name of the translator must be signed to tbem. Anyone who incites to crime ia to be held equally guillty with the one committing it. Criticism of existiing) laws, or a perversion of thir sense, is punishable by a heavy fiue and imprisonment, and no journal is allowed to pnblish the testimony cr proceeding in criminal casea until sentence has been delivered. T-iaxiioo: Womaxhood ICuuuage Impediment to Mamajef the cause and care.

Sent sertfr ly ten f. port paid for ro cents, by Dr. Whittier, 617 St- Charles Street, St. Louis, the great specialist. Pead his works.

NOTICE. Kotfec Is hereby (irea to creditors psnosa tnleresMra. taat UHtaftaeigigixKi beeea Histt. admlBiMrtinx of ia atta at Hortoa T. Uistt, accessed, will au last MlraMat el her aeeoast as such sdsiiitiam.

trix said -tmt. In ihm probata court far Atchjxm sponty Stss of 15 imii, oaloaaaal day xi iu azt regular term, to ba hciai ea Ua asMoa4ay cTJaaaaty, feeing; Jaaavrr 34, A. D. 1. fclalT.

I AdmiaiMratrLx, November Uth, A. D. 1875, wit he will.be let eff. He says he knows nothing if he did he would die before he would teU. It is said that Marsh will be here on Thursday, at which time sentence will be passed on him.

He is reported as wondering whether or not, after the' amount of work done by him for the Republican party, they will jut him ia tho penitentiary. There are some startling revelations being made in relation to the eustom house rug in ot. Jjouis ckihs. Fort Scott, Nov. 10.

This moraiag early W. J. Philli nott. night oaerator at the K. Sc T.

depot, in this city, was found lying on tbe flcor ox tbe tleket omce with his hands tiedLand gagged witb a rail' way spike across his mouth, fastened with a piece of. telegraph wire. He seemed to be insensible when found. but soon after became conscious and told that two men csjae into the office between four and fire o'clock, truck him senseless and then bound and gagged him. -The ticket office was robboi of all the meney it eoatained, aVout 126.

Mr. Loey, the agent found that all was not right and charged Philltpet with taking the money and binding sagging himself in order to deceive the public. The plan proved sueeeasfol and PhQlipot acknowledged aad told where the money could bo found. TVS 8TBAHBIII7 FAOiriC. San Francisco, Nov.

10. A dispatch from Port Townsend rays: "Henry Jelly, tho supposed sole survivor of the Paeifie, was brought here yesterday by the ship Messenger in a wretched condition, having been on a raft 36 hours before being picked up. He says the Pacific collided with some other vessel whose light he saw but in his interview rith the Captain of the Messen ger lasting 12 hours, he made no mention of the lights of of the vessel, and some think him laboring under a hallucination as to that x.xpenenced navigators think it more likely she struck a sunken rock. MAKKI2TS BY TELEOBAPH UVX STOCK. St.

Louis. Nov. 10. CATTT.X Firm and blfches; (oo4 to choiec native, 06006 15; medium to fair, 1 604 to-, common, 8 30.2 40; jcocd to choice lexaoa, is; std.in. to lair, 3 75a3Xos ooniniou, iiiita Kaot-iDta.

1.7SO. McKi firm and uot banned; shippers: 6 75 7 10: bacon, 7 007 85 butcher, 7 50. Chteaco. Nor. 10.

CATTLE Receipts, Quiat. buttrm: tl. rough Texaus. i6a3 76: shipuinrsteprs. 4' 6(0; Blockers.

S5i 0U. bulcbera. 2 M4 00 I lOuH Receipts, 2,600 Opened Weak olid ouife-ttled a-t narally lower: liKbt weights. 7 0b a7 -Sj heavy, f7 3J7 45; salsa chiefly under closing weax. PUODTJCB.

St. Louis, Hot. io, Hemp Ouiet: 1 301 60 1 lour Firmer; anp and extra, 4 25s4 C5; aiuily 6 25att out lauey. 6 SOaf 76. -Firmer i No a rad tall.

1661-2167 oaab; 167al 68, November; Ho. I. red fall 1 so, corn Burner for easht Ko. 1 mixed. 47 14 so, eaen; HorrrODcri 81 l-sasse.

uata vuii aM tovu lor er leu wo mix- en unsaieauie apse a at i-seszo. Rye Cnchaaged, 6768 teaeh aad October bailer Mo 1 SO. Haf Choice pralrte, 9 60. i utter Choice and earn dlarr ia demand at cootee yellow, store pasted, ses wniacr waax at IS Pork Qttiat as OOasS 76. 'DrvaaJt Meats N-minal; sheol dara 81 -la 8 8 -Be; al ear rib, l-all s-ee; clear sides, i a saiae.

Btooo Qalett onlr a JobMa aad order tradei shooldeas, lOl-ie; aliar rib, ll-ea w)uurwvntwaui-ta, Bams 16 1-taUo. Lard Dull; semmfir aoatiaal at 13 so. rhlaara. 10 Floor Doll aad ateadr. Wheat lrreniar.

In the Bosla hlahers No 1 U)U 11; No 1, 1 08 4 8 spot; 1 08 1-1 itoTemasr. 1 CS.Perssibari Ho. 80s t5. Cora la fabr enaand aad tewert No I mixed. 68aA8 s-So spoti 61e bid Hoyember.

Uate 4ell aadbirberto eeUi Metsll-aa sic spot so 1-H Mvember. Kra Dem sad iixbtaejd hull! aw firaa; Hot, TOc. earlev Fair aad bolders ewt wuilaa to make coaecsuio -JSui sprbag S7aSM spot; 67 Mavemher. Pore Onlet aad weak SSsflS aosooci I860 sj 26 Norem bcri 88 Decesaber. Lard Ooteteael weak; SOSU 15 a-2 Spot iz xu i-aeu xo ROTsaoexi Bulk Mean Beelrr.

Hhiakr Firsti tt. ATcnirorriiAliiiETS. i Orrtm or Atoaso Dszav Pstwiot. I Kev.la GRsni Corm. XOaaOe.

Wfceai. aew.Slwa SI 80; fall. 1 1S Sw. aye. Sws Barley, Wa wo.

twa, wx. aweet wmmtna, ae. LOCit 4 I J6l lall. ue. rttuuyi it ter, sajat arc, i-: Potatoes, eoet Caewae-e, Sslfta AfPiea, UMtOci iciBHoej, ew ouanet, uhiu iKu ajis to per aei PaoVtUOHS ary salt nets, saws' ders.

Ba8c; eiear aides, loose, UeOSe. Baeoa. anemaers. esiget airar eaaes, riaiaei piaia nan ia, Ltalea: eaerar eared. 18al7c.

Lard, cboiee wlatr, bsiiereee. 154; 0 lb esas at ura: MuwuieasMiia, -COFFKE Bie emaauem. tlalSeet vrime. TrTf-j ib -i. ITftflr saaer, yra, 36: Jaya, it (rowad itio.

roaatea sue, xetaaxo. SUCa Cat lea. 13ve: niaikid 117-Sm ermnalatad, lla-ec, pwwderad, llvei Sac gownarea. il a-eei 10 8-ea, extra brawa, 81-4al8-si iarea. a-eet eosee.

a. lie a. ut i-ee. S-ea, extra 1 S-4e; ewiieer. Mali l-4e i-aais s-sc; new tnaexei sa'r, 8 1 4a 618a.

saim wwHfiai win, ouMnr asu aaj ssm, tve SOo Jepaa, SuaJsa; blacky tHli lauiHr- sob. ouaws. -sf aur tvblss ttoek. 1.69e: aasar. isssssi ssolaaeeB, 45a66e.

TUBACCUS Black asTT. SOaSte. brlrbt asyj, See eorr etacaaj anotiM Qae eat, esoiei, iwi; m. ue si sue; ututj Deea, 6e: UroneQB, ftH. SUHUKIKS H.

T. Caotory eSeeae. lSalr: aoaps, 4J4e7e; starch, eora, ieelle, tt, 10s 101-30 pearl. l-2et star asadles, 17 1-ltc as Ohio rlTer, Lake, tt 86. dairy, perbbl, eOpocketa.

8.76, 38 pock (a, 84.761 Fish, white. 1-8 bbl S4.M, Ho 1 alia, ftl.40 family kits. 81.18; mackerel. Ko Hot per aal bbl. 84 80, family baU bbl.

860 so, uts ae i aaore extra ssess, zu ioa si No 1. 81-eO. laesilr alta. 81.80 i aad. Sa ao 1 Sealed Pro poaala County Poor irarm.

omc oi cocirrTCXKaK. Atsaisoa Kmw. 8Ua. UTS. Sealed Fiooosals will ke received as the at.

Sceof tbeaadcreled. aatil Taesda, Dee ru8-r7Ui, 7, at two o' cloak a tor so reotias' or the eoantr Dee farm, aad tne maiBJaiaaaee sad careol penpeia at the eooatT poor aoase. (Or tbe trxm mt two Tears frosa Fart wm ie kaa I ataea the vHee but aere, aenma, t-y will sew far ell tt.laeU 1 upe tst- rm. tebewta I payable qaarteHT. be eUdactioa frees eleiaas lar ear of peeper, sad ast alee a tat tee price per week at wfctea thr srul isMriatawt aa care for esaab and eeaey.

peeyer there placet, waieheaail Istetade the lurciaaiBr aad pre-pera'ioaei good aad who-at son I beds, beddiec, waaeiac ei same, aad waaainx of weertoe; spperai, ssel, eatra care ta aiefcaaes la aaos aaee. the ULL ear aad talaieia. aaeeet aU powptra. there plaeed. ia a saa r.

(exempt fe taratahine; of weari wuhet exva ehanre to Cm ooary eXauae tor atetalsaaas aad ears of pwpers ee pesu qaena of matt aoTMiBia. aloaen oroer ei saa hoari awmdlwlt CwliuCierk. Retail Dealer in CLOAKS VjLiUxa.iXiJ i CLOAKS! Tlie Largest Let of Clouts CTt-r in At th: son, at iTHIUTT i aiililllLiJM A SEfiLETOIX llaviupr made arrr.rire- mcuts Willi niiinufactur-68 in Xw York ity to send us Ci 'aks on proba tion, wo MiaJi for one work cxliioit lic' Ifand-soniCKt imo ever opciird hec. Thcyarcailof lie Laicst Slvifi sir.d (tifiin Xw De-in, and we oilVr tlicm onlj a very little above niannlacturcis prices nd Guaranlce them Lower tban they can be made np tor here. jail ana fcec tiiem.

Sch lineman Singleton. oci-blw DR. H. II. H0HN, Atchison, LLautma, BDoeBasnuiy treataau Diseases of tlie Eye, a Whether Acute or Quranic.

And SkMfuUy Perform cJl Curgica Operation Cbminy iciihin The Hange ofOpMhr.Tmfe Sctence Lteal. David Bakvr, CouotT Treairer of atciuava couarr. ia lae luUowuix etaje. it While ia the army in Jaly, 1983, try eyes beeaine sure from a ifoeure to beat and dk.st. For uiore tbaa two aars aod a bail 1 snrrd iotolerablj, aad meaaebile I was treaurl by aaore tbaa dosea army tuuKtotui wiUiout ay reU-f.

For aaout teo T-iu. wbile cn eJ wteille. Teas. every to be hs'l was tried, but do g'Wl raul( toliowel ray eyes fro winy worse ail toe la January lvj, waa uuaiered out of (be aerr ice asd rciorrl 3tx. to tbisciiy.

Al teat tuns 1 vs 'jiin'i, not beia- able to read th, lerjreat f-rict, jr si LeUQKuaeu a niaa froRiai'tetattiiediaiaooa ol Ujrte rods, booa atur hit rfiim store I eaiie-lon Vt. Ii. H. liorc, of AtcbuMs, jE'ier bia trf tvn-l toy eje, a xjU Ufruiu uiiprore. aal ati a frw wetlu tbry sere that lcobld to Oastua, aai a Uirce luaiiUka frota lUe i--t 1 of.

ray eyes were wtll. cty -1. and bas rciaaue-1 ao bj. jti-eat tiuuf. Mr.

Joseph Bid dls, areeltfiat of tt'a a.akra it loLoa-lcc staiemcja U.a.i,j;, tnb'i) While ia tbe aruiy Z-jrr veers ao, 1 asaRaeked wiln sore eyea, ir.i avtitiUAl sir every remedy preaefibed by the fcert eur-fooss ia toe army waa ojukI, ty eytm eUad I rtw worse fir about two ears; afr Lt icey were a Uule better at but nf tne cail7 v.ry bad. Farly laix l-r-f Mae eadaeoly Dflaxt. aad 1 tn t. tciiiely tliad, and racked ei:) pain, lcable to tsr I' Ut frets plird to Dr. H.

fc Horn, tsMtr oty eyea btso to iaiwove imm4iuJtt aod ia three Weeaa were vei, au regain to Ice preaKSit day. I would tJ.r.T atis that the locSor's aiedieiae atao cered Ui rti cf tsre oiy ebUdrea tbat ba i Iwi eS tut 8yt two years, aad at urs eepeetabie boeaa ol the elty et Itcbiaoa, tboa tpeekacf IS doctor's firaruae rbroary, liH, with tndstoma4ioa an-i intole-rwee oi Ugni, aud a- awi me ksl it vtm a-tia tbe rfmwrt pai ate oouid evea fo abot Jm room. a4er vt-reatrurcl Hi.t-. iU aed tee CI joald procur-, sis ryem frr ntr, I beraa to iear te woM ioM t-s r-iJy (a May I applied to Ltr. it.

Iiora, ef At--hi-oa, aad ar.Ujd iits tmmmz.t be lscprv! yrm tbe first. -1 ia mjnth wa eared, aad suit reins: 3 acucd aso wait. take tnis fsr ti.e betstit iXictea, aad viJocl tt. SjlieiTntiort of lr atx." The Blind Eestcred. Ht William Lancaster.

rf Doo'jb- nstJ roioateera tbe m.o: Vi I UJ tbaearviee ia Ienen.br, Ui my rf'i lo )ain aore. or abot-t a yrr.r ami a 1 i. rutot by sevaral anry but all l-r It'M my eyua ri tw in lCi, see seat toao ln'rrotr7 in Liaam-n, irt it 1 bsuioul Aj-ni iicre 1 rrcl.l e'aeflt, an 1 in the rr-r of l48 1 Waa ca-avr the ii v- ntor at Iavee wcrtb forfivewet. Uuti-ketiurotheri-wtify tbe twentr-tirsl) t.ro fUel to tut rn bi Sod.i la Novae aer, loti, totally tiiii, sad Biyt ar.jrec'.iy pap avt ci head, I e.lii in lr. lietn.

la two t.V. b-ofatfca Caj ua: te isabe tue tm tprlir c'y-a m-JioJOc, 1 waa acta to attccd to tssi- iJ, sad Is one moii'2 myeyea vrere eitroel kCa aa ever. i tUA to Ur.s time. W3a.il tberciore ay to Co tend a.l, if yea norii tbe aervU bcci.rt sail on r.r.Hsra. i STOl'4 a i.to-.- -T kud giiti," Dragging Out Existence.

Tbe nervous, weakly Icvaihi doew Dot enjoy life, bat merely, 'drn8 out existence," as tbe phrateid. Uu fitted for tbe active pureuits of life, aad Incapable oi partaKins of its pleasures, to which bealin alone can give a zest; disinclined to social intercoarse, and a prey to melancholy, tbe valetudinarian I indeed an object of pltty. Yet there it nothing in all this that cannot be remedied by that genial, alterative tonio and nervine, ilostcttrrV Stomach Bitters, which suipiiet deficient stamina, braces tbe nor vons system, and overcomes thoe bodily irregularities to which nervous weakness is most frequently attributable. Diseased of the kidney and bladder, imperfect dilution and nterine troub'es arn fertile soarcess of debilUy. Tbeir eradication, however, become a matter certainty when Hostetter'tt 8tom- Hch bitters are syHtematically u-at for tbat purpose.

The Bitter- like wise annihl'ate and prevent fev'r nd ague and other debilitating fe brile complaints of a malarial rm ture. Octodw. Quick and Permanent. J. Matt Kilejr of Alchisoa county makes Uir Coliowing statement: Ia the ear 187o, I was takea with sore eyes, sad afu suOeriog two years, aanep BdLog large rams of muot; with doctors, aad trying every rm-dy 1 oonld bear of, none of whiclt did any good, in July, 1878.

1 applied to 1B. H. BURN, ol Atchison. I remained under his prisons treatmeat nine daj sad I csl truly eay tLa my ayes Were in that tlraeCUHED, sad slter using his medicines a short time altrrward. my sight was entirely restored, sad the cur has remained permanent to this time.

Kay 14. UTS. dwtf a i The popular dry goods firm oi ST. Ste'tter A aman 317 Commercial street are receiving new goods suitable for the fail and winter. They have a moat complete assortment of.

shirting and other flannels, cassimeres and jeane for mens' and boys', wear, a band-some line 'of dress goods, tbawla, hosiery and piles of domestics of every description; all of which they offer at very low prices. It pay to give them a call before purchasing elsewhere, daw. S-nJ-ii LAMPS. .1 Hand, Stand, and Parlor LAropi. Brackets, Chandeliers, -Library, Hall, and Dining Room Lam pn, Baroers, Chimneys, and Bbaies, all im proved sty Lantern ih great variety at BEGNIEB'S CHINA HALL.

octSdwtf 406 Commercial St. awiyaw.rapw aopabfw-ttjr. a a MOSTHAsirt" waatal rn. lirliere. Bustnesa lienoraliia anil 1.1 4.WOBXUCO.,tULouia.ldu.

CIO to 25 per Day bZlZZSZZ eain I'M ill mi lit a an anew bTAti-j a. OCift ri aod oiiitliitaiii.a Partlenlars Pre. caDfxaaaTiaio 8. Ms. urn, (brJEKDjtDJEffii, Sell for Cash or Produce Cheape than any other Houte in tvtpn.

f-. hi'- JJe. CI 3 North aide Coitmcr clal Street. aaarSawflui J. Cot.Bemael A.

ateore, eanor tke Caloa waard. puoilaaed at Blooei8eid, Iowa, for ssaay years the boots ef Vt, Hon. says "In. Bora Is io Atctusoa, treat i a ail ouessesof the eye, whether eeata or ehroaie. We wlfk hla soeeeaa.

lor many years we played huic ad a eerk with soalixot, aad with staff la lea 1 want fanliar ser wit 'timnf a llfr, tor hope aa dim aad ladiatiact as our awn naieau The doceer was -siliftil ia sja BraUu.n a the dlaneeea of tbe ere wbile rai4ijg-b'-rr, aad we tmet ia his new heme be toj ettU to lead the biiad by a way tbey kacw oot, eadta ssake darkaess light before tbcaa. rbe above etatesscitf was eopied into tbe Fret Press of tnis etty, towiueh Jadfs Adams, toe adttor, 'Theetetasaaime tone, at least efarastiiO a-aa of Ir. Harm la this cit; eosawjraed. lbs deotor has petfoJBail ie-aertt earea of diseeees ef the erae, a irs ere aawy peteoee to taalify to his eee-aeea tm the traatsBaatof thatorgaa. Ibeatody if Me aaalonif ef tbe hasaaa eye, aad el tbe eeeteaodeeef treatsseas far the si, eain is wale It is tabjeet, aas eeevpledibe aneclloa ef It.

Bora lor years, aad to this Mdyseeae ia to be aeeiifiwa als rssaarkauw aewefa as aa swtUJist.1 i mm.