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1||p' ^..^ VAR SHIPS SUNK. American and German Vessels IivSt GET 5?mo&. ^ Many Officers and Men of Both Nationalities Drowned. .: 1 Dispatches from Samoa state that the American meo-of-war Trenton, VandaMa and NIpsIo and th? German men-of-war V Adlar, Olga and Eber war? driren on a raef Of th? Amaricail craw? four ofBoar? 'and forty-six men were drowned, and of th? German crew? nine officers and eighty-??ren man lost their Uvea r" Th? storm occurred on March 10. It was also reported that sixteen merchantmen ware lost. The American war ships wrecked were all attached to the Pacific station under command of Rear Admiral Lowls A. KImberly, whose staff Is as follows: Captain Norman H. Farqubar, chief of staff; Lieutenant Henry O. Rittenhouse, flag lieutenant; Lieutenant Green leaf A. Merriam, secretary. tm irenton was a snip rig^ou wooden cruiser, and was built in 1876. Her displacement was 8900tons. In 1881 elie was made the flagstaff of the European squadron, and oontinued in that capacity up to tbe time of ;.?* .. \ this disaster. Tbe Trenton was considered the beet i wooden vessel in the navy. 6ho was built at 1 tbe Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Nlpeic was the best known of the United States war vessels at Samoa. She was pat In commission a year and a half ago, arriving at Apia last November. She had long been rated in naval circles as a second-rate cruiser, having a wooden hull bark rigged. She carried six guns, mostly smooth bore, in hvnfaln battery. She had a displacement'of 1375 tons. The/sc>fuplement of the Nipsic. was 174 ma ^0+- ? . tlffits and blue jackets, although some of her short time men wore sent home from Samoa when the Adams left for San Francisco in January last. The Vandalta was a bark-rlggod wooden cruiser (second rate), with a displacement of 3100 tons. She was rebuilt in 1874, and in 1881 belonged to the North American squadron. Sho carried a battery of eight guns, mostly smooth boro 0-lncn Dahlgrcu's for her brondsido battery and two Parrot riflo3 for pivots. ThsOlgahad been tbe most formidable of tbo German vessels at Apia. Sho Is unarmored and unprotected, a single deck cruiser, built in 1980. and equipped with a battery of eight six-inch Krupp rides and a number of Hotchkiss revolving cannon. Sho hod a speed of fourteen knots and a crow of 307 men. Her displacement was 2200 tons. The German war vessels Ad lor and liber wero inferior to the Qlira both in sire and strength. The Adler carried four lvrupp guns and tho Eber carried three. The Eber was eqnlppo.l for torpedo serv ice. Captain Fritz, who commanded the Adler, was one of the seamen and fighters of whom Germany was proudest Further Dctailn. Further particulars of tho disastrous storm at Apia, Samoa, hare just been received. _ The hurricane burst upon tho haibor suddenly. The German man-of-war Ehor was the first vessel to drag her anchor. She liccame unmanageable oml was driven helplessly 011 the reef which mns around the liurbo'r. Sho struck broadside on, at 0 o'clock in the morning. The shock caused hor to lurch and to stagger back, and she sank In a moment In doep wator. Most of hor men were under hatchos, and scarcely a soul of them escaped. The German war ship Adler was the next to succumb. She was lifted bodily by a gigantic wavo and cast on her beam ends on the roof. A terriblo struggle for lifo ensued among the ofilcers and sailors aboard. Many plungod into the raging surf and struck out, some reaching the shore in safety. Others clung to the rigging until tho masts foil. Of those two gained the shore safely. The Captain of tho Adler and several other officers woro saved. In tho meantime the United States warshin Nipslc had been dragging hor anchors . and drifting toward thy shore. Tho Captain, T" however, managed to koep control and ran her on a sandbank. Boats were immediately lowered, and tho wliolo company wore savod, with tho oxenntion of six men, who were drownod by tin) capsizing of n boat. Tho United Slates vessel Vaudalfa was carried before tho galo right upon the roof. She struck with n terrible shock, and tho viinuin was iiunou against a uatnug gun and stunned. Ucfore he could recover a groat sea swept the deck and washed him away. Tlio vessel sank lifty yards from the JJipslc. Sevoral of the oflicers and men were washftl overboard nnd drowned. Others |>erUiiod while making desperuto efforts to swim to the short*. Some remained for hours clinging to tho rigging, buthonvy waves dashod unceasingly over tueni, nnd one by one they were swept away. Dy this time night had set in. Many natives and Europeans lia l gathered on the shore, and all wore anxious to render assistance to tho wreckod vessels and their unfortunate crows, but, darkness having fallen on the scene, they were wholly una'do to bo of ? borvico. Soon after tho Vandulia ha?l sunk, tho American warship Trenton broke from her uncborago and was driven upo.t the wreck of tho Vandulia, whence slio drifted to tho shoro. Tho bottom of the Trenton was completely stove and her hold was half full of water. As morning broke the German man-of-war Olga, which had hitherto bravely withstoo 1 the gale, although much battered by the hoavy seas thut constantly broko upon her, l>ecuino unmanageable and was driven ii|>ou tho beach, where sho lay in a tolerably favorable position. The follow iug is a record of tlio oflicers and \ men lost: liber?The Captain and nil tho other oflicers except one, and seventy-six men. Vandalla?Tho Captain, four olllcors and forty men. Nipsic?Seven men. Atller?Altogether fifteen persons. Mntaufa sent a number of men, who rendered splendid aid in trying to float tho Olga. Tho Vnndalia lost four oflicers namely: Captain Bchoonmnkcr, Lieutenant Sutton, Paymaster Anns, I'ny Clerk 1 loach. A dispatch from Admiral Kimberley in command of tho spindron savs; "There wm a hurricane at Apia. Every vessel in tho harbor is on shore, except the English man-of-war Calliope, which got tj sea. Tho Trenton and Vnndalia uro total losses. The Nipsfc is beached, and her rudder gone. Sho may bo saved but tho chances are against it." A BIG WHALING STORY. V Schooner Shaken by Collision With o M onsicr Whale. Captain Samuel Podrick, of tho sehoonor James II. Gordon, which I.as arrived at Baltimore frotn Charleston, id. C., repjits that when about seventy-five miles E. 8. E. of tuswlloury, a school of what s was 111 \ Th y cauij ho close co th v< ssel that j?i?of wood woro dropped on tiieir backs, a: which they squirted foumams of water in tho air. At one time the sea appeared like a moss of contused lire from tii gamboling of the creatures. Lines of phosphorescent light, sometimes as far as the eve could reach, were visible from the .h;i>'.. legk, as the , whales raced alter one mom .*r through th , water. All that night tiiu mighty lis!: i played around the vess-1 without accident At ii:oO o'clock on the morning of the iTitli the Gordon suddenly "brought up,"' being shaken from steal to stern Looking over the bow, it was seen that tho vessel had struck a monster whale. Th water was discolored and bloody, showing that the Gordon had struck the tish a terrible blow. The whales disappeared from about the vessel t> shortly after tho collision t.'apnm Pedrick <is coulideiit there were Id? whales in the 1 school, all of which, the lirst mate, an ol I t whaler, says were sp rm whales. It is sup t posed they wore attacted in shore by follow mg tho schools of mackerel now oil' tho t coast. ( The number of doaths caused by the famine in Shan-Tung, China, is appalling. Many of the inhabitant-; are committing suicide through despondency, there being t still three mouths to wait lor the harvest. . i _ i he Eiffel Tower in Earis, so far as it: height is concerned, is finished and it has donned its hat, a hideous sort of bird eagle The tower ialrdO feet high. i J - \ . f m ' V TH? HEWB EnTOIPZtai Eul?n Mt Middle States. Oww McOoldrick and hi* *on James, aged fifty and twenty Tear* respectively, were killed by a train at Meriden. Conn. Ok* workman wa* killed and two were fatally injured by the oollapeeof an unfinished building at Bingham too, N. Y. Patrick Flkmiwo. a hay dealer of Providence, R I., has left town with liabilities placed at 140,000. W. H, Bioklow, of Maine, ha* beeo appointed Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service of New England. Thx probabilities were that the steamship Conserve, which sailed from New Ynrk to become agunboat in the service of Hlppolyte, go to the bottom, bat also efif unknown craft which struck her. Tho Commander of the steamer was John ITeury Ankers, of Brooklyn. The crow was composed of twentytnree Malays and Lascars The oxplosion of a barrel of kerosene destroyed a hat factory in WiHIamsburg.N. Y., and there boing no other cecapo for the eighty workpeople, they leapod from the windows. About twonty were seriously iujured, two fatally. E. Cummikgs & Co., Boston leather dealers, liavu failed for $?X),UOO. Tub striko of tho weavers in Fall River, Mass.. is endod, and tho operatives havo returned to work on tho old basis. TffK largest dry goods establishment in bcranton, Pcnn., owned by the firm ot Clelland, Simpson <& Taylor, who carried a stock valued at $200,000, was destroyed by firo. The loss is almost total. Thk pattern-shop of the Fort Pitt (Penn.) houndry was burned. The loss is $100,000 Thk houso of Elder E. 8. Ureone in 8pringfield. Mass.. was dostroved bv lire, and Ida Greene, oared fourteen, was burned to death. The bcxly of John At aider, a wealthy retired butcher of Allegheny City. Penn., was found In tho Allogheny River with bis throat cut from ear to ear. lie had evidently gone straight to tho river from his home,and after cutting his throat, jumped into the water. Mayor Pitler, of Philadelphia, entertained Postmaster General Wanamaker at dinner. Among those present wore Governor Boaver, George W. child*. Charles Emory Smith. William Slngerly, Uoorgo Elversou nd Alexander McClure. Sonth and West. The plant of tho St. Paul (Minn.) Meat nnd Provision Company was burned. Loss $200,000. Burkh IIauoktt, aged twolvo yours, was caught by tho foot and drawn between tho rollers of a corn-crusher at Fredrick, Md. ]t was two hours before tho Ixxly couhl bo released, and then It was ground up into a more mass of llesh and bones. Navigation is opon for tho season in all tbo Western rivers. abvih Tuunkr and JeiT King wore going toward Cumberland Gap, Ky., and James Lurch was coming to town, and the meeting was celebrated by AI vis Turner shooting at Ilurcli, the ball only striking Lurch's gun. Lurch returned tlie lire, promptly killing Alvis Turner, and then King fired on Lurch, killing him and beating a hasty retreat up Clear Creek. Euiiit tramps wore publicly flogged on thofr bar.1 Iwn-ks by a Citi/.ens Committee in Pairtiury, Neb., for Impudent and boisterous conduct. A t un:at Kenny, 111., destroyed $100,000 worth of property, including more than twenty stores and business houses. A train near Bunlap's, Intl., struck a buggy contniuin'' Robert McCntrroy, aged twenty, and Miss Bella Love, uged eighteen. .v.. ..IL t VI mikuui v. uvvu i?'um i v?i tuu {luuu of tho ouglno (load. McCaffrey's head was ci ushod, and tho young woman's nock broken. Harvey JonNSON, n tlurtoon-yenr-old boy, and a playmate found n small keg of powder in a barn at Sioux City, Iowa. Tho John .on boy dropped a lighted cigarette intc. tho ltog. and an oxplosiou followed, whloli killed ilioai both. The Central Warohouso at Chicago, with its valuable store of tea; and coffees, was burnod to tho ground, entailing a loss of about $1,500,00J. Lee Lyons, u colored ox-<v>nvlct, was driven to bay at Franklintou, N. C., and as bo rofuso?l to suiTondor, the ShorilT and his deputies lired six bullets into him, ending his life. Arthur Mattasiied and William Gravelly Darling, two Englishmen, have boon murdered and roblwJ by u half brood guide named Gray l!ud In the vicinity of Swoot Grass UIHs, Montana, wlilther they wont on a hunting excursion. Ex-President Cleveland has returned to Florida from Cuba. Jim Tuhnky and Mack Francis were publicly hanged at Lebanon, Term., for the murder of Lou Martin. "General" Turner's house at Pinoville, Ivy., was burned on Tuesday night, ami Turner and his family perished in the flames. John Kosknbekoek. a farmer, shot dead Andrew Castnline in a row over a trivial matter near Creighton, Neb., then burned Ins own house to the ground and shot himself dead General Luis E. Torres, Governor of Lower California, has sent u inessaen to the press, stating that tho reports of tho disoovory of gold in that country havo Leon grossly exaggerated Ai'oiNTEiiin Morgan's shingle mill, at liungerford, Mich., hurst, killing Edward Stewart and his brother Charlie. Liki tknaxt HatemA\,of the Tenth United States Infantry,was run over by a train and killed at Muncio, Ind. li. M. Huky, Jh., tho Southern Express Agent at Morton, Ala., killed an unknown highwayinau, who had attempted to rob hitn of >7000 after wouuding him. The Old Dominion Steamship Wyonoke, from New York, oollided oiY the Delaware Capos, \'a., with tho schooner Kuth Darling, sinking her. Captain laiwell, who was at the schooner's wheel ut tho time of the disaster, uud seamau Charles Harrison were lost, Washington. The President lias reserved Monday to himself, and on that day sees thoso only with whom he lias cngagomonts. Coi.oxeu Fuf.I) l>. OitANr called at tho Department of State aud took tho oath of oilice as Minister to Austria. Sui'itgtahy Wixdom has issued tho follow iug instructions to customs oflicors in regard to the Paris Exposition: Manufacturers, articles or wares proiluecd or manufactured in the United States which may bo sent to tli" Paris Exhiultiou of 1SS0 tor exhibition ?,li u|wu their leturii to the L'nitoJ Stat;.; be admitted to free entry. l'.?t.mastka-(?em:ka1. W.wamakku and tilts Hawaiian Minister havo signed u convention increasing the amount of money orders between the two to cdoii. t iisTMASTKIt-UKXKHVT. >V ANAMAKEIl li;LH nnpointed the following division superintendents of tho railroad mail service: First Division, W. II. Ligelow, Huston, Alass ; S eond division, 1C I'. Jackson,Now York; Third Division, C. W. VIekery, H'ashin tt'ii, D. C\ *. Fourth Division. L. M. Tor roll, Atlanta, Da.' Fifth Division, George W. Popper, t lowland, Ohio. iv\-lD:i i v. iVK PtlTKlt I'. Maiionkv, ol l-iook'yii, died a f-w .lavs sliico in W .shiiigton llo was horn in i->P. (' ni->i:ai.'I a nkh has assunnd direction o. the lVnsion Mlico. ;i-.sil)KNT ll\lii;lso\ has reeeived I. > month's salary. It am unled to $ '!, v8> , and was delivered to him in tho form of a Troasnry urait. It was fur tho month l?!' March, minus the tirst thro days. Mr i 'icvolund received tli ! r sid'-at's salary l'<?r ! cat portion of t!m month. IIkniiy \V. I,aymonii, editor and pu;> .her of tho Geraiintown (Pound J'elr.yru ri. has been appointed private secretary to S ? r tary of the Navy Trac". GuVKKSolt Hkavkk, otViiiisyiv.'iliia, was kssaulted in Washington by a retired army iflicer named Artnos. Tlu Governor re.ulsed him witli his crutch. The cause of lie trouble was tho exclusion of Amies from .he Inaugural parade. (JOMMISSIONK.lt OK l'KNSIONs Ta.NNKK Im.S ippointed A. W. Fisher, of North Carolina, Miief Clerk of the Pension Office. Foreign. An excursion party of soventeen persons in joying a suil on Lake Clialpa.in tlie State of Jalisco. Mexico, were capsi/e 1 by a gale and ill were drowned. Tiik two Spanish coa-.tmg un.snips Mm iao and Visayas collided oft' Manilla. The former sank with thirty of her crew and [Mfesengera. , - - a . .. Bx-PfUE&in(k!ft. CL-i vbi,awd / warn entertained at dOnnerdn Havana by> the OoTernorof Cuba. Thb Hoo.\C?ay Dsfwnay, Member at tba British Pari iota v>ut, hps beeu.killed by aTbuffalo while hunting oafrMaayleland, Zaaxlbar, Africa. He wab raambcr lTor.North Yorkshire, served in ?bo?Zulufwar fand wae'-Josfc forty year* of agp. Kiito Ciaru to's nephew, tl'rinco Kertilmb! has been.p.fociaimed Crown Prince of Aouibaala. Ton etoaraw Ofc<,?Jw? (oqlbdeM on Lake Jargeexeunrion par,ky wa^bn5o^ as the Fifty bodicD werefrecorered from the wrack. Many moits were*known to be *"! in the wreck. Thb Duke of i/uckinirbatu ia dead. Ha was born in lfcaa, 1 7 Qobbw Victqiua add Queen Regent Cbristlnatmet at?HRn 8ei>aetlnn. Bpalu. A msAMKiouHKplliaioD is /reported on the Taku and &eutaii* Rat) Way* China, resulting In many deaths. Four Americans frocVi El Paso, Texee, shot and killed Uyci-Moxlcai) policemen in Juaroa, Mexico, whcMsad utteuj pted their arreat. Loun Fkaskr, Judgjiofthe Outer House of the BcotchiCourt of/ Session, is dead. .-' Tub British .steamer Delta was captured by J the Haytian H gunbod t Defense and'eviw (juently relented bybienoral Legitime. \.pn I paid "the Delta's Wcommandor fSUOO .4t 1 indemnity. Tns Baltic thnboHyard, near Buckingham Palace, London,.hasSheen destroyed by'11 re. Tho Joes is $.">OO.pOO. During; the process of the five a piIe?of timber fell. Injuring ve number of-Hromon. yerdisam) V*xi)rrim,rms1 n merchant prince of'Antwerp,, and known asithe-dobn Brtghtof Belgium. 3ias committed suicide. The act w&s'iuue tq. tho failure of so^ral allied.firms.swhcwe /liabilities will reaches colossal sum. " n m K LATER, NEWB." A cnAbrSF.NWK to .the .Nowf York Yhctat Club to contnst noxt fall for 'the possession of tho Amorloafs cup has 'been issued by the Karl of DunrnWon. Tho .Earlfsuggostaithat tho contests bo Hhreo'out of live races,/and tho day of thof first rnce'Boptemborf ilOth. Ills boat is tho Valkyrlo. An onginewutl throo coachcsjfoll through a bridge moor* Queen City, Mo.. John^Arthur, ongluoor, and T.utbor Chamberlain, ilroman, wore killed. -. A Deputy^Untted etan-esjmansnal was killed by a ba&dtof Kentucky butlnws. Jed Twiuchhll, colored, was hung Ait Chatham, Yn.,,for assault .'upon a nino-jjcarold girl. Twenty storesmnd scfcroral dwolliug^wero burned in Asliton, 111., ; Los3, $00,000v R W. BLATOHKonD'siBlx-story^building, filled with intiammoblo materials. burned in Chicago, causing'ti los3 of $33Oj|U0O. Tiif. Prosiikont has appointed Itho^Ahroe Commissioners who nro to treat'with the Cherokee Indians for their shuro of thotOkla homa lands. The gentloraon named JarosJ Otis Humphroy, of Illinois; Alfrod M.,"Wilson, of Arkunsas^ind ex-Govornor'Georgo D. Itoblnsoa, of Massachusetts. The United States Senate lias appointed Messrs. Sherman, Dawes, Cullom, Allison, llampton, Kustis, Colquitt and I myalls as a committee to represent their bodyj" at the Washington Centennial celobrationt in New York. A widespread plot) i to kill tholCzarhas been discovered and many orrosts' raado in Russia. Eulogies on the lata; John Bright were pronounced in th j House of Commons by Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Smithy Lord Hnrtlngton, Justin McCarthy and Mr.iChamborlaiu. The French Caoinet has unanimously 'ro6olved to prosecute 'General Doulonger for un??-?t,rj0tlc agitation i.,E Standard OH Company has pur? chased the entire Crofton oil (loldln Pennsylvania. Flames among the oil tanks at Long Island City, N. Y., destroyed projierty worth $150,000 and burned one workman to a crisp. Touias Samms, a colored man, about thir- j ly-nve years oin, was murdered in INow York city by his brother Reuben, twenty-twa yours old, with whom he hud quarreled. The violent wind ami snow storm from 'the northwest, rendering the atmosphere, as dense as a London fog, caused Ave collisions od New York harbor, in which four vossols were wrecked, ono life lost and many/more jeopardized. Queen Victoria cabled n message of sympathy to President Harrison for the loss of life aboard our warships in Samoa and the President sent an appropriate reply. The Secretary of the Interior has issued an important order directing that heads , of bureaus and other officers of the department will not call for resignations oxcept by direction of the Secretory. The willow of General Stonewall Jackson, to whom was tendered the ofllce of postmistress of Iexington, Va., has doellnod to accept tho same. Teruibi.k prairio Arcs wero raging near Cavour, Dakota. Kive companies of troops wore ia Oklahoma clearing out the iuvadera A destructive wind storm prevailed in Southern Ohio. Two mon were drowned by the capsizing of a small boat near Lawrenceburg, Ohio. 1SOTII nouses or the Wisconsin Legislature linvo passod n bill adopting tbo Australiau system of voting. Two minors, Iloriuanu Manti and Fetor Ja-obson, nao instantly killed by tho ex plosion of a dynamite cartridge, which tboy struck in drilling, iu the Coppor Falls miiio at Houghton, Mich. TnK I'olgian mail packet Comtcsso do Flaudors was sunk in collision in tho English Channel. Fourteen lives wore lost and the mails were lost with the vessel. Tin; annual boat raco botwatm crows representing Cambridge and Oxford Universities was rowed on the Thames, Loudon, over the usual course,four miles and two furlongs. Cambridge won by throe lengths. Tnic funeral of Jolm Fright took placa lie was buried in the old Quakers' burying grow ml at llochdalo, England. Lkuu imk has sent a peaco commission of throe to Capo I laythin by tho steamer Delta The commission is empowered to confer with llyppolite alxmt establishing some basis of relationship 011 which tho war can be declared oil". BURNED AT THE STAKE, TM> ?nr. Colli.. Thi.>uiiii Tn??itn?ll ? ?I l)na(li )>y Indians A band of masked men took throoof tho nccusod cattle thieves, Gannon, Rabeo-k and Remus, from their homos near Aiusworth, Neh., across tlieline into the reservation and delivered them to a bund of Indians. As soon as the trio were in the hands of the redskins the latter made the prisoners take oil' their clothing. Tho Indians then lied them to three stakes, at each of which slow tires were built. Not satisfied with this cruelty,they torture 1 their victims with sharp pointed stick*, ami as the tiro increased and burned their legs the redskins increased their torture until the prisoners were unconscious. Then with rifles they filled tne ho lies with bullets and allowed the remains to be cremated. X MrQt Elect Harrison? The foUowlA*. appeared iw a Minnesota paper: "MedfSKrs of the Democratic party , hare beat Mjlrr all eebtertugm to account for their |f?ieHhgliig defeat, and uumerousarettt wmalleged. 4IwmIt1Im with eereral of the vanqtriahedr urto Street the other day, op- , posits t\i oaid, and one of the party ex- ( claimed t%. It had not bean for the closeness ( of the NatloealComrolteee in the expenditure of money, wtf^nM hare elected our man. The Repabll<llsga4vertiasd their man like a ] circus." Banilo, K the party remarked that j no advertisfaflStats done except small an- ( n ouncementa iShth s pagers, and a few ( 3iin|HwSerOw informant "What I do you ^llmr'tut a circus poaterf" point- i Ins tep t?J_ sheet medicine poster on the , of General Harrl- j ^'IftUI^ocrim bT'i" advertised like that, Clerehnd would bare been re-elected." I The posted referred to was one of the famil- < iar black and white Log Cabin Sarsaparilla posters rent out by an enterprising Arm engaged in the manufacture of old log-cabin ?K>n*> cures, under the name of Warner's Log Carta Remedies, and among other equally j valuable articles includes the famous Log Obin Sarsaparilla, which is everywhere j lecognised as the beet of all spring medicines ad stands without a rival for the cure of all disorders which are the results of impure , blood. v I The, spring time of the year is the season n i when the system needs renovating; the long t winter bos caused the blood to becomo fill?3 r with impurities. { There exists no hotter means to aid and strengthen the system at such an urgent u period than the use ot Warner's Log Cabin t oarsaparllln, which spwouily restores the 1 blood to a purs and healthy state, which in- x euros health and happiness. The reputation or the firm putting out the medicine is above reproach, and is ths same firm which manufacturers Warner's Safe Cure, the standard remedy for the euro of t all those diseases peculiar to the kidneys as well a* those which are the results of " disease in those organs, and which has met ? with simh phenomenal success for the past i: W ii dB'rtrtghiK^iiatr tbo posters referred ^ to made WJir appearance In many parts of 1 | the country sometime prior to the Chicago Convention which nominated General Har- h rison as a candidate for tlio Presidency? r hence tbe use made of the portraits ot the Harrisons, father and grandson?was either . the result of remarkable political foresight 1 or In accordance with the historical associa- ^ tion of the old Log Cabin with the name of I Harrison.' c A Bono Mine. j That was a strange cargo which tbo t steamship Wingatcs brought into this Eart last week from far Alexandria, j gypt. Seveu hundred tons of?what? 0 "Oeeso, villain?" No, sir; bones. j. Seven hundred tons of bones of man v and beast,gathered in the shifting sands c of the great Sahara. For centuries have r they been left In the track of passing v caravans. For centuries this ghastly j treasury has grown in wealth, Bones of Arab chief and nogro slavo; of European traveler and of captlvo in savago war; together they havo lain and whitened ^ while the shining sand whirled und ^ drifted <*about thorn, now giving them ^ shallow burial and now laying them bare n and glittering under the burning sun. f, One would havo said that no brain but ,, a Yankee's could have conceived the '] idea of turning these grim relics to a ? commercial account But as it happens, 3 > <?< uviu.au llJS|limllUU. iL ? crilKlIl Q mind conceived the thought of goiug to R this awful desert, rich in bones as was p binbad's dreadful Valley of Diamonds, v and gathering up shiploads of them to s bo used in the manufacture of paper, in , 0 the refining of sugar, for the handles of a knives and for fertilizing tho ground. 0 The Wingates had a disastrous voyage. 0 The sailors said it wa9 "all along o' the bones." But she has come safely to yort and is now discharging her curious cargo, in which there is more food for fancy than iu any cargo which has been s entered in New Vork for many a day.? c Neio York Sni. ^ A Mlacr's llatfuls of Gold. t i Joseph W. Griffith, who died recently g at lluutington, Ind., was one of the i a most eccentric characters iu Northern j 1 Indiana, lie lived almost entirely alone, (t and had a great aversion to women, j t After his death tho undertaker who li took chargo of the remains found ! ?n Griffith's trousers pockets the ' sum of $4700 in currency. In various lilaces about tho store wcro found " hatfuls of silver and gold, all covered 11 with dust having apparently been un- 11 disturbed for years; promisory notes ex- 11 ccuted by leading business men, run- 'J ning far up into the thousauds, wero " found among tho elTectsof this singular a niau,Griffith having refused no one whom (> he deemed worthy and responsible, llis ? entire properly amounts to over $ i0,00U, s< and it is not thought he left n will. For a week before his death he was al- ^ most totally blind, but despite his in- j firmity insisted on remaining alone and o taking care of himself, rcfusiug bluntly v all oilers of aid from his friends and relatives. William'Griffith, of Huntington, a brother of tho dead mau, wili in- c herit the property.?Ncio York Sun. T Capsize of a Torpedo-liont. The wreck of a torpedo-boat is some- tl tiling of a novelty in marine disasters. > Such an accident happened in the Hay :l of St. Nazaire, near loulon, recently to the French torpilleur "No. 1U2," com- el manded by a Lieutenant Shilling. The vessel was of a mediocre and disapproved type, of recent construction, thirty-five 1 meters long and of fifty-three tons dis- * placement, very capricious in rough t weather, and easily capsized. That was v what happened to "No. 102," which " filled and sank in forty-five minutes, causing the death of three unfortunate machinists confined in tlio hold, ami of t three of the crew who were drowned in J, the heavy sea. Lieutenant Shilling and n the others cinog/o the capsized vessel, t and were rescued by another torpedo- ? boat of the five which were mauuuvring . in the bay together. B Spring S May Ue avoided by takithf the popular sprluK medicine, Hood's Karsaparilla, in season. If yon have 1) not felt well dnrln* tlio winter. If you have boon ot overworked, or c'oso'y oonlined in ladly ventilated p rooms or sir ?ps, you mvtl a Kooi tonic and hlood vi you will ward oil' attic.* of dis av or cscai>e the i>1 effects of impure blood and that tire I fivlinir ho u< common in the spriti#. Do not delay. Take Hood's tii Sarsapaiilli now. tl "1 wish to state th l>euutit I derived from lloo 1's "i Sar-aparilla. I have used it in fho spriuii for three to years for debility and ran nay that I pained in flesh and streupth after usiriK one bottle, it al-< > cored y< me of sick headache."- Mus. F. II. ANMtnws, South I Woodstoek, Conn si Hood's Sarsaparilia Sold by all drmorists. $1: hi\ for 1'iv pared only S< t?y C. I. IK?OU Ac CO., ,\)iothccarlc8, Lowell, Mass. b: _ IOO Dosos One Dollar 1 suj/>i'rit n catarrh I years. Tht into the throat urn nauseating. My g^PLO.H Ht>?] nose hle<l 1.1 mutt daily. Since the first day's use of Fly's Cream jjf lliiliii hare had no bleeding, the sf sZzM roreitesi it entirely gone. /'. Haridson, with the Host on ? Budget. ^ t,h)li SA l?K. 1 !**> Aei'i s I unl>er I,and in Tucker ? 1 Co . W. Va. i ear llendrieks, on W. \a. It It. a lleavlly timber d: l'oplar, Ash. < lak, < berry. Walnut, I Ac. l'rlee 4US.W) jwr acre Title 1~ rfect. Adduss I K \V McNKit., Old t iebis. Il.uc!> Co , W Va I FLORIDA! Free Information. J For niap. Mate bulletin, pamphlet and Sample i v? Weekly. "South Florida I'rogren,' send tic. postage "Florida A'arts," 144 napes, ."?Oc: tMO p. .cloth.S I. In. I vnliutblr. O. M. CHOSDV, flf) iTankiiii Mt .fJ. V. | * v. The Palm Tree. Among the Indiana of Brazil there ia a tradition that the whole human race sprang from a palm Uee, aaja Vick'a Magazine. It haa been a symbol of exoellence for thinga good and beautiful. Among the anciente it was an emblem of rictory, and, as such, was worn by tho sarly Christian martyrs, and has been found sculptured on their tombs. The Mohamedana venerate it. Certain trees, said to have been propagated from some originally planted by the prophet's laughter, are held sacred and the fruit told at enormous prices. The day upon which Christ entered Jerusalem, riding upon the colt of an ass, is called Palm Sunday, being the first day of the Jloly Week. In Europe real palm branches tre distributed among the people. Soothe says: In Rome, on Palm Sunday, They have the true palm. Tho cardinals bow revorently And sing old psalma. Slsowhero those songs aro sung mid olivo branches; lore southern climes must bo content with tho sad willow. Tho books relating to. the religion of luddha were nearly ail of them written ipon tho leaves of tho fan palm, and by nissionaries (hoy have boon uacd in the dace of paper. The uoblo aspect of hia tree, together with its surpassing itility, has caused it to be called "the iriuco of the vegetable kiugdom," and t has been immortalized in history, aythology and poetry. Eating Muskrat. "Did I ever cat muslcrat?" said Depuy Register James A. Visger. "Well, 1 hould remark. It's the nicest, gamiest ,nd most delicious meat you ever put nto your mouth. But you have to look tut when you catch 'em. 8ce that finfer?" Mr. Visger hold up the index finger of us right hand. It was all scared and autilatcd at the top. "I had speared twenty-six muskrats hat day, about thirty years ago. It ?as down on the Hiver ficorse. When had speared one fellov.' I took hold if liiui by the head instead of the ail, oud ho nearly took that finger off. hit I would sooner cat ono muskrat ban five pounds of porterhouse steak. Vhcn the boys used to go on a muskrat lunt iu the old days, and catch fifteen r twenty apiece, they would sit down a the muskrat houses play cards to see yho would win the lot. It generally nded by ono man winning the whole tile, and he would go staggering home inder a load of 150 to 200 rats. ? Detroit rournal. Incidents or a Great Drought. An every-day incident of the drought vhich has prevailed in the Riverine ells- ^ riet of .New South Wales is df*s#>rih*H (t j an eye-witness, who says: "When ? | 10b of sheep gets near a tank a rush | or water takes place, all crowding to 1 ct a drink at the much-coveted fluid, 'i 'ho 6troug trample on the weak, who f o down, and either got drowned ox 1 mothered in the mud. Very often, too, 1 omparatlvcly strong sheep get bogged I ud die. To prevent the water becomtig putrid, every passer-by, no matter /ho he is, stops aud pulls out auy heep ho may see stuck, whether dead , r alive, and to do this is looked upon i lmost as a religious duty, the omission tj f which is a greater sin than the breach H f one of the ten commandments." i! Weight or a Know 11 akc. 1 The lightness of snowflakes is the reult of their surfucc being so great when ompared with their volume, and is ac- K ounted for in some degree by the large g [uautity of air amid their frozen parti- K les. Snow flakes contain ubout nine I imcs as many volumes of air, entan ;lcd, so to speak, among their crystals, < s they contain water. Very fine and iglitly deposited snow occupies about 4 weuty-four times as much space as wa- _ er, aud is from ten to twelve times igliter than an equal bulk of that fluid. South llnkolu'n Knout. South Dakota Is now engaging public attenI0111broutcti her recent achievement of stateood, as well as by the phenomenal growth ml the rapid development of her wonderful grlcultural resources, and the advantages tiered to homc-scekers and persons desiring il'c and prolitahlo investments. A new amphlct containing recent letters citingtlie ctnal experiences of reliable residents, and ther valuable information relating to Dakota, n ill bo mailed free upon request by E. P. Win- ti on, No. 12 Fifth avenue, Chicago, III. g A bilt. recently brought iato the States leneral of the Netherlands by the Minister of . ustice, makes provisions for the prevention f excessive labor of youthful persons and romeu. i To-Nicbt and To->Iorro\v Mslit. / And each day and night during the week yon 1 an get at all drumrists' Kemn's ltalKn.ni fnetlm 'hroat and Lungs, acknowledged tolxs (ho lost successful remedy ever sold for tlio euro f Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis, Whooping ough, Asthma, and Consumption. Get a hot- _ te to-day and keep it always in tho house, so 1 ou can check your cold nt once. 1'rico 50a 1 ml Si. Sample bottles free. I The Business of the London Stock Kxhau;;e amounts annually to Sv^.riOO.OOO.OyO. \ A Radical Care for Kptlcptin I "ii . I 7 b Ihr hUlilor?Pleaso inform your readers I hat I have a positive remedy for tho above | lamed disease which (warrant to cure tho rorst cases. So strong is my faith in its vir- ~ ues that I will send free a sample bottle and I alcalde treatise to any sufferer who will giro ue his 1*. (>. and Express address. Hesp'v, I 11. G. ROOT. M. C.. IK! 1'carl St.. New Vork. \ Catarrh Cured. ( A clergyman, after years of suffering from hat loathsomo disease, Catarrh, and vainly rylng every known remedy, at last found a rescript ion which completely cured and saved lim from death. Any sufferer from this dread ul disease sending a self-addressed stamped nvelono to i'rof. J. A. f.awrence. 8S Wnrien it.. N.V., will receive the recljiefreeof charge. I f afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Tsaae Thorn p- ? , on' Eye- water. Iirugglsts sell at ?'>c.per bottle. i ickness ! llrod'e Sarsaparilla is prepared from iiarsaparill* andelipu, Mandrake, l)o;k. Jumper Uerr.a . and I her well known ve/etablo remedies, in such a ? miliar manner as to derive tint full m didual ilit i of ca. li. It will euro, ween in the jmwer of edict tie, bcr.ifula. salt rheum, sores. Ik?!I-, pines, all humors, ilyspopsia. I> liou-ue-s. si-k h ad lie. tndlvestion, general debility, catarrh, rlieuma sin. kidney and liver complaints, it overcomes lat extreme tired feelirur caused by change of cli I ate. season, or life, and imparls life an I : treiiKth > the whole system. ' For live years 1 was sick every spri ir, but last arb can in February to take llood's Sarsaparillj. 1 u e,| tive bottles and have not seen a sick ilay UcC."?tl. W. Sl/?an, Milton, Mas-. ^ Hood's Sarsaparilla ? vUl by all driififists $1; six for $5. 1'repared only r| V O. I. HOOD .V CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass tl IOO Dcsos One Dollar ii "aylor's Hospital Cure for Cata rrh ,V Warranted to j;ivf c sat isf act ion or money t ri'lHintlril. Soltl on ton J, rSk days'trial. I'rico com1 ftipAplete y?i..*"?Q. for pain'flplilctn uiitl lo rmso. sale v ^ atlilrcssCily llall I'liar- ,, macy, No. Utlf llroatlway. New York. JB" &B 8 ft M #ohn w.rnoRitis, 5\3 V 8 11 fail l-st? Principal Kxamlner. r 111 Hi] In lT. s. I'euslnii Itnri'an.Att'y laltUflUlV ?t U?. Wusliiny lou, I. I'.. successfully prosecutes cbiliu* orlKliml, u rease, rcratlns. \vhinws-, children's ami depen lit relatives'. Kxpertei.ce: : years lnla-t war. li arsln Pension Bureau. and attorney since then. PEERLESS DIES BmZkt OBemfurri J ' - ' ' MIRACULOUS Z That dainty lady tripping by, A How light licr step, ho^ bright her oyo, C How fresh her check w(lb healthful glow, I Llko roses that In May time blow' I And yet few weeks havo passed away A Blnce sho was fading, day by day. S Tho doctor's skill could naught avail; A Weaker sho grew, and thin and palo. A Dr. Pierce's Favorlto Prescription is th nervine, carefully compounded by an ex] adapted to woman's delieate organization, harmless in any condition of the system, trcssing weaknesses and derangements p under a positive guarantee, from the mane in every case, or money will be refunded, the bottle-wrappers, and faithfully carried Copyright, 1SS8, by World's Dispensary T\ T\? ? TV w w . ur. jpierces reiiets, or i Laxative or Cathartic, accor HYPOPiMIES i VlMOST AS PALATABLE ? * AS MILK. 3 r 80 dtsgnisod that tho most ?! .-t dclleatcttoinachcantakeit. " Remarkable a p. flrsii producer. 4 "1 Pcrnoni gain vapidly Willie taking It. B SCOTT'SEHCISIOH |i acknowledged by Physician# to be the FINEST _ nd 11E8T preparation of it# class for the relief of ?0\SIT1UPTI0X, SCROFUT.A. GEXERAI. ~ HF.nil.ITY. WASTIXG I*TSEASKS OF I CHII.H11EN, and CHRONIC COUGHS. I di Vuvaaisn. Scott & Bowno, Now York. I 3S9 My little hoy 5 years old. Whs sick ^ PH0 with a disease for which doctors hud ( 9B 1 no lu"ne- The nail" came off his fin/?-1 f? J I ere. and tho finders cnmc off to the K MA ~ HH middle joint. For Ji years he uulTered EMM dreadfully; Is now /.'citing well, and i 4 M \ n::l Nwift a Specific is tho I Mbi chief cause t f his Improvement. Otpa! J r/jl Jan. 13,1S89. '[ }' l'eru, lnd. F^sj POISONED BY A CALF-Myhgg) fraffj little hoy broke out with sores miHFHBEl lcers^ the result of the saliva of a calf coming In con- | it ? nil n iuiuiii(i;r. a uc uiccrs wereuceji arm painul and showed no inclination to heal. I gave him wilt's Si*ciflc, and he is now well. Feb. 15, '89. Jons F. Heard, Auburn, Ala. Sentl for books 011 filood Poisons Si Skin Diseases, rec. Swltt Srcctric Co., Atlanta, Ox Matrimonial Paper. . IstiycSL w 16 Pages* Richly illust'd. t L SPoaK? B Kmr conuiai nmlyJOO nAitt- i P*fjf' Jfjf tatmmu of lidltt ?cd ctlrmra wnBtlir Is I mv O It (ormpand f? tun or mkldaoay. &4B.U ' \J^.-jrs3y copy, l?c. (dim). Adrfrxu. UK ART AND HAND, Cblcxto, III. tl Larre Book, Richly Illustrated* !" xr Froc with every order. 1 ti iA|E guarantee no other LAWH ~ mm MAW C D W"1 do the work of v?. W Iwl UWCri I'HNNSY l,?A N 1 A J ,nwn YloivrriirConllnmliil l.nwn Blower. I lAvnli Soppi.ee Hardware Co.. Philadelphia. Pa t FMZlOfM j 1EST IN THK WORLD UKtHw t IV~ liet the Uenulne. Sold Everywhere, DETECTIVE8 I Vaoted In ever? Canntr. Shrewd men to act uoJcr Instructions our Secret Service. Experience not neees?ary. rarlieulars free. jWMM Petectiv Bihw C'o.ii Afoade.CiiclaiiU.O. j r> jm/ who have used Plso's tk- w Yrj|Cure for Consumption ^BNUPrfil^ ?ay ltUHKNTOF ALL. 4? Sold everywhere. 25o. DSICT II 111 C A ar n 1 * \T ONCM. Sample Sash- j FlUwl I1AVC lix'k I it ? 1 > v mall for 2'. stmnn minriiHo. I'11 ri v;i I' <1. Only frond one evrr invenVI. Meats weiBhts. Sales unparalc led. % I \I n ?luy. Vrite quick. Itrolmril iV. Co., t'iarkslurr. W. Va. nF to SS m tiny. Samples worth SI.so I" KEF, Ik Mines not under the hon e's fret. Write , 1ill ilrowsterSafety IS in lloldrrt'o.. Ilolley. Miivt. i JL ? Pro* Masonary. Si*ns. flrip< and f tQPE'dlC Morif all's fate by inaiioii receipt $i. E JPfcl Ply Peoples Pull. < ?.., St Paul. .Minn. 1 BIaSu'm BSBIa Great Enqiish Gout and Vlclll S IBlSa Rheumatic Remedy. Oval Box, !M| round 14 PilU. ?l Money in I0NEY IN CHICKENS KNOW HOW '?? keep them, tint it In fl ^T^Jm i rong tolot the poor tilings | T ' ! I %i litter ami Die of the va- [i(\ ? W ion* Maladies which nlllict II * /L ^ inn when in a maturity of Ifc \ . 0^\ l\\ \ fti uses a t'nre ron d havr . . \ll\ rrn rlfrrtrd had the owner , wjlY.ffP*^. OMCHCil a lit I ir know!- \sjKtSV' tlge, surli us ran lie protired from the V^> )NE HUNDREO PAGE BOOK JjQS lc olfrr. rinhrarintt the itacTiraf. f.xrr.KiKNi Ksof jr> | I 6 ; ? B3 !?, fi 3- mm B m H ,va Tim FISH Hit tMJSLU i 8/TSw T3Q rJ ^11 fl [\ f li .nd ' tart. mark 111 ?????rn -?.?:jj* r* * 4L, ' t ^ 1 ) ( f , f ISL^ ^ - * 8ii> ' t lESTORATJOIT. it lost, whllo In a hopeless frame, >no day sho said, "Thcro Is a noma *vo often acen?a remedy? * Vrkapa 'twill help; I can but try." ind so, according: tp direction, he took Dr. Plcroo's Favorlto Proscription, A ind every baleful symptom fled, " ind sko wns raised as from tho dead. o world-famed, Invigorating tonic and perleuccd and skillful physician, nnd It is purely vegetable and perfectly It Is tho only medicine for the disceuliar to women, sold by druggists, itacturers, that it will give satisfaction This -guarantee has been printed on out for many years. Medical Association, Proprietors." Vnti-bilious Granules, are ding to size of dose. i ^ tJOJNJBH PAYS THE FREIGHT. 0 Ton W acan Scnlri, Iron Levers. Storl Bearings, Drone Tare Beam and I'liu flo? for ?5 GO. Every alto Scale. For (tee pr.v-e list mention thin imper and address JONES OF BIN6HAMT0N, BIMHIUMTON, N. If. ^ JJ^^reaK 8 iiimown n.tinan ^ 'itli Universal Lok lleam and Himultaneou* bat forks, also Engines, Wood Planer*. Manufacturedby AJLF.m IRON WORKS. HAIiKfll. N. C. DO YOD Want to learn all a>iont a Horse! How MK to l*1rk Out utlood One Know Imper IpDv ^:t ^ feetlnns and so guard against Fraud! Detect Disease and effect* Cure! Tell the Aire l>v the Tcetli I tVliat to call the ' - O . V> Different l'arts of the Animal. How ? ?es-to Shoe. All thli and other valuable iformalion in our IM rttiK ILLl'STRATRD ItOIISK BOON, oatiudd on rtceipt of tinlv S& t'EXTa In stamps. InmK 1'ITB. HOUSE. IS4 I conanl Mt . N. Y. City. NORTHERN PACIFIC. if LOW PRICE RAILROAD LANDS & rREE Government LANDS. MILLIONS of ACRES of each in Minnesota. North laLota. Montana. Idaho. Washington ;nd Oreg.nICMn enn PuVllcationswlthMap^dewcrblmrtbe ICMJ run boat Agr cultural. Grazing and T mo er Lands now open t Seltlcia. HentlVeo. Addreas >U AC C I lUOnDU l.and Commissioner, inflci D? LAinHUHRi St. Pnui, Mian. . Genuine Nellie Forlie, (siNO'.l OR OOUCLE HARPOON.) MEsfV] Secured hy aelcctlnc thoae ij A u *?lnE$fea lfTiP* imprint of ourTrade | | riMarie win avoia infringers ami counterfeiters. If riot I I * ^vV ?5l.8oldbr yourdcalers address " A. J. NEIXIS MFG. CO., Pittsburg, Pa. |asthmacumd| KUGrrman A ijt It mnC,'nropaTcr_Ao/. to glee im-GO tU media'sreliej lu the worst casus,Insurescomfort-S3 Gal able deep; effect* care* where el others fell A S3 IQ trial eonvineu the moti ikep'-icat. lhice iH Jo. amies MS 1.00,otPrugTiataor brmail. SimpleFKKKUS IfONSUMPTION % I have a positive remedy for the above disease ; by Its us* lousands of cases of the worst kind and of long standing ave been cured. So strong is my faith in Its enteaer that will send two iiottles free, together with a valuable reatis* on this disease to any snlTeier. (Jive Kxprens and . (). address. T. A. Sl.OCUM. M. C.. Ml Pearl St.. N. Y DO YOU SEE THIS. WANT to hear only Irnm sensible men and women hat are tired ol boy us, deceptive. Non-SewHcal adverlaements. offering much tor nothing. That ars willing e do caty. hone-it work for liberal nay. (Not peddling), iddreas h KAN KLIN Pl'TN A M. 483 Canal St., N Y. a gents wanted, $i an hour. M> new articles. Catl'gu* V and samp les Irre. O. L. Maislial), L( ckpoit.N Y. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS BID CB0S3 DI1M0MD 3BAHD. /\ ^ /j1 vsMi reliable pill for tale. Never Fall Ajt^\ L^A^jA^rjQg^X All for i'hicSftter t ItnyfiiAOC Iirinmnni rrnnii 1 "* ~* TIF^ . B' &M?i)l"lllu bu*r?. with blue rib- V^Ky ?l S" *jSij|bou. At DruuliU. Accept / ft) ii u other. *11 rill" In |*M?- v *? wT board Iioiiii, )>lt>V wrapper*, *r* a do tiff or. I T* fw oua counterfeit. .c'-n<l 4c. ("lamp") for \ /7) particular* ?n<l "Ketlcf for I.adlea,** (A - A" Itttfr, b? return mall. IW.oeo i'lUaonlal la from LABItS wlioba ve u%rd them. Name Paper. L'hlrhrater Chemical Co., MailisonSq..Phils.,P*. M I proscribe And fully en. tlorae HIc G ft" the only /uH Car** la specific (or the certnln cure mmsr\ TO & daTS.^I or this disease. ByeiBaarvtlMd n*t toll G. H. INOUAH AM. M. D.. '<?$f aao?oBlrl?tar*. Amsterdam, N. Y. SSf Mf doaly by th* Wo have sold I(l( G for Mftu.Oiaalosl 0?. m%Pr ft?d .u *!?? ^mnnaaiww, the ^egt 0j BBtn_ 9Ba OittolnnaUjHHparaetlon. Ohio. IJ. K. DYCTTE A CO.. ^^ESa^. Chicago, nr. I J rrado^^Saiiy^a?rbV91.00. Sold by Urugglatr Chickensr? a man \vlio devoted % ve.tis r^p? r.i?ui IIII> mo A POUI.TUY YARD AS A >. BUSINESS, not as a pas>v miip. As the living of lilin>v p \wrrr' te'* fnni"y impended \ 1 lly' n ?" " ',0 K"vc ",c *H',ject ij\a n (Irfl ^ l\ such attention as only a i HH p " i |\ need ol bread will coin/y/!l I 'I lnaml. and lb?! result wasa jf 'I 1 U- urand success, after ho had ("V ' I 1 i' spent much money and lost hundreds of valuable chick?m In experimenting. What he learned in all these years !>SsSH)aX^ is embodied in this book, kgvwjVVcr which we send postpaid for 25 cents In stamps. It ' teaches you how to Detect fc??y ( > and Cure Diseases, liow to W)W|J Feed for hVes and also for r? V r-^' Fatlcnuur. which Fowls to III ffl ~ ^ - - Save lor Breeding Purposes 7 r fa and everything!, indeecl, you % should know on t his subject. HOOK PUB. HOUSE. m ~' - -- - 184 Leonard St.. N. Y. city. nifPn TbeBest CKER*'sr CKK i? w?i rstntrtl wat*rpror?f, and will k*f p j*n dry In ? vi'w PDIIMPI. HI.K'KH: la a perl*. t ndlac mat, and Kuwait of l.oiUtlee*. Nona crnulna without tko "Flak nitrated fVtalogua fire. A. J. Tawar, Koiton, 12**8. J