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THE MACON WEEKLY rELEQRAPH; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1885.-TWELYE PAGES. Telegraph and Messenger Publishing Co., •7 Mulberry Street, Macon, Os. The IHllj- le delivered by cmrrleni in the city or mailed poeUffo free to eubaertbem, for $1 per month, $0.60 for three mouths, $5 for ala months. or $17 a year. Tan WutKLT is mailed to subscribers, postage free, at f 1.26 a year and 76 cents for els months. Transient advertisements will be taken for the Dally at $1 per square of 10 Unea or leaa for the first Insertion, and 60 cents foi each subsequent In sertion, and for the Weekly at $1 for each insertion. Notices of draAs, funerals, marriages and births, $1. Rejected communications will not be returned. Correspondence containing important news and discussion! of Using topics Is solicited, but must be brlof and written upon bnt one side of the paper to bare sitsntlon. Remittances should be mado by express, postal aoto, money order or registered letter. Atlanta Bureau VH Peachtree street. All communications should be addressed to THE TELEGRAPH, Mscon, Ga. Money orders, checks, ate., should be made paya ble to R- C. Hasson. Manager. The President of the 8en»te. It would seem that the statute which declares that “the oath of office shall be administered by the President of the Sen insignificant, either in honors or emoluments. He will be recalled as a prominent figure in what wr.s s arted as an investigation of the molfeos- Grneral Fry nos taken occasion to fur nish documentary evidence of the fact that “Camp" Sherman is a liar. Wr notice that contemporaries in and out of the State forage very liberally in onr At lanta colam dh. We don’t care particularly about this, but it would appear that matter worthy of reproduction is also worthy of proper credit The Philadelphia Times says: ‘ ‘A South ern fanatio of unbalanced mind murdered Lincoln and another fanatio of unbalanced mind murdered Garfield.” We move to •mend by inserting after the word “an other” the word “Northern.” AsTBONOHERsare rivalling weather proph ets. Professor Newt jn is credited with the assertion that the late shower of stars con sisted of fragments of Biela’s comet, which was broken up in 1342. He also predicts another instalment from the same source in 1892. The clerks in Washington are kicking because they are compelled to work from 9 o'clock a. m. to 4 o'clock p. in. Many of the best men and women of the country ore compelled to labor for a support from daylight until dark, and sometimes long into the night. The Boston ltecord says: “A hill has been introduced in the South Carolina Legislature to exempt ox-Confedcrato sol diers from road duty. The Confederates did a good deal of that sort of dnty daring the war, bnt it is fair to say ■ that the road duty done by onr aide at Bull Run has nev er been surpassed," Sooth Carolina is confronted by a valued insurance bill, and doubtless editors are looking around for ammunition. We re spectfully refer our contemporaries of the Palmetto State to New Hampshire, now serving tho Union for the first time. New Hampshire is tho “awful example” of bod insurance laws. The World says: '"Uncle Remns,'the reformed newspaper man oi Atlanta, Ga. has made much money by his efforts as an amateur evangelist, and envious enemies declare that, like his converter, Sam Jones, he is a revivalist for revenue only.” After all, what is fame worth!'' It is “Old Si," and not “Uncle Reams," who reformed. Bishop Huoh Hilleb Thompson has been visiting the Mississippi Agricultural College at Htarkesville and writes enthusi astically to the Times-Dcinoc rat about the sons of the best people who wen to be seen digging potatoes, planting strawber ries, clearing away the forest and drilling in military tactics. He thinks it a fine augury for the future of the South. Mb. Jack Focxtain, of Wilkinson coun ty, sends to this office s beautiful white partridge killed by him a few days since. Taxidermists have been called upon by Middle Georgians during tho last fire years ti stuff two white partridges, two white doves and a white robin, all killed in the neighborhood of Macon. Thie last freak will also go into tho bird-staffer’s herds. Tut first experiment ever made of paying oonvicU v ages has been tried in California. The pay is five or six times as much Hindoo or Chinaman earns in his own country and ten times as much as a Russian will fight day and night to win. When this news reaches these countries it will cause rash of Russian and Asiatic candidates to fill the California prisons. Yet the pay but ten cento a day. ate to each Senator who shall hereafter be once of Colquitt, nud was suddenly changed elected, previous to bis tolling his seat,” into a prosecution of Ben Hill. The re- nnturnlly shuts out Logan from the Vice- markable verdict will not be forgotten, viz.: Presidency of tho Senate, since a Senator that no wrong was done; but the next man must be elected for that office before Lo- who attempted a similar performance gan, whose term has not yet begun, can be should go to the penitentiary. Wes is cool, sworn in as n member of the Senate. I industrious and sagacious, and in the two Tho Herald takes this position and fur- last gubernatorial campaigns exercised tber save: more personal infinence than any politician The custom of the Beoato tioii been in gineral con- in the State. He does not need a twelve fomiity with the law. Since it vu originally peas- hundred dollar place, and the fact that be ed, In ITS!), the rale of practice has boento elect a jg cn lled fo jt jg significant. President proUm. before swearing In Senator, elect. Thc Agricultural Department is the most To tblfl rule there hs* been but two exceptions. . , . * . In March, 1853. the oath was administered to new teaching and influential political ma- mombers by Senator Cass, tho senior In service, chine in the State, and the next few months Davhl li. Atchison was then choeen President pr.. will demonstrate the importance and neces- tcm. without opposition. In March, 1S77, Senator-1 B jf y 0 f Laving the official term of its chief elect Pcrry was tat sworn In snd thm eh°«n q a ^ Governor. Prenidcnt pro trm. Ho presided about an hour, . and then gsvew.y for Vice-President Wheeler, It is strange thnt a man ontsulo of Atlanta neither of these occasions was there any opposi* I could not liavo been found to till Tom How- tion or objection to the departure from what has ord’n vacancy. Bat the fact that a keen and been the invariable practice of the Senate. The ftct j ve politician has been called to it, is act of Congress was not referred to. The question I .. . . . - .... $ of Its bearing was no) dUcnssed or raised. The "TO**™ of the beginning of a political requirement ot the law wu apparently overlooked, readjustment of the State. Therefore neither of the*e exceptions has tho au- I To the careful observer political develop- thority of a deliberate judgment of the Senate. menta are apt to follow in quick succession. The question was first discussed by the Senate At sent we cftmio t gay definitely if this October, 1KH1, when it was proposed to swear . * . ,, . ; A . .. „ . A three Republican Senator-Miller and Lsphsm. 19 » roll y ° £ tbn “ c,an * o£ tb « T “ lle y' but of New York, and Aldrich, of Rhode Island—before we shall see. organizing, in order to secure the Republican ma- We arc sorry for Tom Howard. He is a jority essential to the election of a Republican I guileless and trustful man, and tho rough President pro tem. On th. Democratic tide It was fortunL>B o£ Ufo hove not entirely eradicated maintained that the proposed procedure was I , ....... . * strains! the law and contrary to precedent Mr. £rom blB mind tliat tber0 are great and pure Bayard was chosen President pro trm. by tho Demo-1 men in Washington, cratic majority and administered the oath to the When he gets there to see for himself what unsworn Senators. This Is the only time the 8en- I ft ge ^ 0 f little, scheming politicians are en- ■nehw.verp^npo.lh.que.tlon sfter mature trustcJ with , he will regret dellbenUon. The precedent Is In harmony with ... , f. .. , , . law Of Congress and the practical tho Senate. thnt porbapa tho last illusion of his life hnd la directly against the claim now advanced In tho I not been spared from destruction. How- Interest of 8enntor Logon. ever, his friends will be gratified that he If this law and custom disposes of Lo- will have on opportunity to illnmine the gan, it at present leaves the fight to Slier- dry snd dull pages of the Congressional man and Edmunds. - Record •with his sparkling English and The World’s Washington correspondent perennial wit. writes that Edmunds has no desire for the Telpher Lines, office vacated by Mr. Hendricks, preferring Electricity, as oservantof mankind, finds lead the Senate debates, and baring in I new employment day by day. Already it view a determined opposition to civil ser- carries his messages with the rapidity of vice reform. “Mr. Edmunds will not di- the lightning to all ports of the globe, rect his energies against real civil service brings distant persons into conversational reform, bnt against the hnmbng juxtaposition, lights up cities, and assists reform which he thinks has been art in many departments. Plans arc being conspicuous in a number of laid to mako this agent a carrier of travel- his (Cleveland's) appointments,” says i eni and freight, and snecess in this line the correspondent, and adds ; **Ho has I may ho said to have been already assured, boon storing up a good deal of information One of the latest uses to which electricity during the summer snd will porn in canstic has been condemned is described under the review somo of tho personal appointments I name of “Telpherage,” in a recent number of the administration." of the Mechanical News. A sort of swing- Tke next session of Congress, it is proph-1 fog railway has been erected upon tbe estate osied, will be the most oxciting sineo the 0 f Lord Hampden, near Lowes, England, war. Tho position ascribed to Mr. Ed-1 which is now in snccessful operation, the munds is inch as would naturally bo chosen power used being electricity, by one who aims to head tho Republican ..The Une is a double one, nearly a mile ticket. As President of the Senate a poll-1 fo length, and is composed of two sets of ticisn is in a measure buried, though the I gtocl rods, three-qnarters of an inch in di office at this time presents n bare I ameter, supported on wooden posts of T- poesibility of poweT through the .bape, nnd about eighteen feet high. Tho death of the President himself. Tho carriers, or ships as they are techni The State campaigns just closed, cally termed, are iron trough-shaped book- the speeches and utterances of Republican I en,, each holding about 2 cwt, and sus- lenders nil indicate that the party in the I pended from the line by a light frame, at 8enate will endeavor at this session to re- tire upper end of which is a pair of grooved gain the ground lost last year, upon see- wheels running on tho lino of rods, tional issues. The power ot the South, train is mado np ot ten ot these skips, already declared abnormal and illegal, will which are in electrical con be broken it tho antagonizing party can nection with each other and accomplish it. Jnst what legbdation will w Rh an electrical motor which be attempted yet remains undeveloped, bnt I placed in the middle of the train, having that some radical ebaogo i« contemplated live skips in front of and five behind it At seems reasonably certain. Upon this line, a point abont midway of the length of the Edmonds is regarded as tho man of tho )j ne U the engine house, in which is a steam boar by many of bis party. Ho has not snf- engine which drives tho dynamos. From ered the stain of defeat directly nor indirect- the latter tho current is led to the lino, snd ly. os have both Logan and Sherman, who thus to tho electrical motor which moves led the forces in Virginia and New York, the train. The use to which the Une is put He is an fible, cool, incisive and forcible do-1 jg fo carry clay at a cost of 15 cento per ton baler, and by forco of circumstances now from B p i t to the Glynde raUway siding, the rising leader of his party in the Senate; whence it is deUvered into tracks nnd truns- but unfortunately he has yet to settle with ported by rail to the works of the Now- the Blaine element. Thc ineligibility of Lo- haven Cement Company. A laborer, ly gan and the withdrawal of Edmunds would touching a key, starts the train, which leaveShcrwan a clear field, nnd he may seek travels at a speed of from fonr every President is able to take away with I nnd penctmting eyes, showing bnt small him a handsome sum left from his salary. >-'gnH of '«« ,b ° n ° w fi r ? zzlin t! b “>t ir..... .. . and beard. Although his advancement 1 resident Haje., wag the most economical through the lowest grades was slow, Rob ot them all. It is said that he saved in the ( ,jtg has risen so rapidly through tho highest neighborhood of 3150,000 out of his fonr thnt he is now called to tho greatest lane- years’ salary. This is probnbly an exagger- ‘>ons wbiIe 8tiu > comparatively speaking, a ation. He took away, certainly, $100,000. 5 oun( j man '. „ .... . —M. Zoln, tho French novelist, is de- Grant, in his eight years of service, it »s I RCr ^h<ql us enrrying a face combative, pert, said, saved $80,000; but he lost a good deal dogged, egotistical, with thick, sensual of money in his various business ventures lips, u turned-up nose, a conspicuous chin, during bis Presidential term. and a good broad, intellectual brow, with ° I Bliort and bristly hair atop of it. When Colonel Horsheimeb, of the New York “peaks, though it be only to sa^r ...... , .... ,... “What lino weather we are having. Star, says that it is foolish to run children he mana g e8 fo convey tho idea that he away from scarlet fever, whooping congh, I is ottering wisdom and being listened to by cbicken-pox, measles nnd other infnntilo l>ne who is presumably nn ass. His life, disorders. They are more dangerous when his bo “®' b jf T ar ®‘ bo8e ° £ . a , , A . ... n * • a A. an orderly, methodical rentier. In Ins youth contracted later in life, ltefernng to the jj e Hollered privations and poverty, uttempt to divide the South on the temper- —Miss Cleveland no longer wears her ance issue, he says: “And now theso adult hair in short, waving masses, in the style States are afllictotl with the diseases from I 80 becoming to her last spring, but confined which the Northern States suffered years in , ?,<-' ,,i££urt '- » b “ b rob « J>« face somewhat “ . .. . . . .. 3 of its apparent fullness, though it gains in ago. Teetotali8Ui in its most malignant I conventionality. At her last afternoon re- form is upon them, and Atlanta, Go., has ceptionshc wore a tailor mode dress of dark just taken it badly. Tho sensible people brown wo ° b with Astrakhan trimmings ot ..... * ‘ the same shade. A Marshal Neil ro.se was there are very angry over it, bnt we can I faatened with careless grace below the offer them much consolation xounded on I throat. An enthusiastic correspondent Northern experience. The disease is never writes that “she has the cordial light in her fatal and rarely ever lasts long. The only «>: es ° £ on ® eoMoions of coming among .... .... o, . friends, and not, tut at first, among strong- apparent exception to this rale is the State ere and-neccssilrily-criticH.” of Maine, bnt this is not a real excep- A Watch Free! Wo will mall a iNick« 1-Silver Water bury Watch of the stylo repreeented la the cat behivr to nny O no who will eead na a dab of ten kkw •uWribor* to Tus Weekly Teleqiiapii at one dollar each. Thii will enable each aubecrlber to secure the i>ai>cr&t the lowest club rate, and at the tame time ooiupcn- •ate the clab agent for bis trouble. Only hew huiiscbiiiehs—that is, thotto whot<e names are not now and have not been within months previous to the veceipt of tho onkr <m our books, WILL BE COUNTED. These watches are not toys, but accurate and serviceable time-keepers. They urn slmpl«>, dura ble and neat The caaes always wear bright Teiui of thousands of them are carried by people of ali classes throughout the United States. NEWS ODDITIES. tion. Maine's pretense to bo a pro- hibition State is a humbug. It had its ori-1 six men are imprisoned in New York gin in pride. Jnst us Bright's disease was under sentence of death. It is three years named for Bright, its discoverer, so was the "ince thero was a hanging in that city, prohibition dlsoaso named for Maine, its I in making a genuflection in a New Lon- first victim. The people np that way ^ c b »fA on Siinday of hist week ....... 7 J In man ruptured the muscles attached to the queer. They think Blaine is a statesman, k nee pan on both legs. Ho rose, tottered a for instance-, and they are proud of him. few steps, fell, and was unable to nse. The They ore likewise proud of this disease physicians ore of opinion that he will bo v 4 .. nnA 4tl „„ . , confined to his house for at least three named in their honor, and they pretend monUlB , ^ fear lhat he win nevcr reooTer that thoy still nave it. But it is not trae. the full use of his legs. They drink hard cider by act of the Legists- a packago of eggs brought to Chipley hy ture, and never lack a sufficient supply of n gentlemen were picked up from a counter better liquor. Let the South toko heart. I on wbicl ! they lay and sold to the firm by a This thing will not last.” AS TO PEOPLE. countnr boy almost immediately under tho eyes of the real owner without his detecting the deed for somo time. The boy was canght, convicted and fined tho same day. —Canon Farrar was born in India. 1 Last week, Monday evening, Mr. E. A. —Wilkie Collins has become robust Boot, living near Pine Grove, Snwanee ogafo. I county, Fla., went duck bunting. The h „, . „ ,,, t. ,, ,1 next morning ho was found in his boat Edwin Booth s Brooklyn engagement ,j oa j > a charge from the gun having passed is a great success. 1 U p foroiigh nia cheek and brain. The cor- —Victor Hngo’s funeral cost the city of oner's jury rendored a verdict to the effect Paris 101,533 francs. | that the deceased came to his death by the —Thomas A. Edison is building a labors- I accidental discharge of his gun, one barret tory at Fort Myers, Florida. of which had been discharged. Ho leaves a —Gov. Abbott is suffering from inflam- wi£e *" d tbre « obildren - mation of the throat and cnr. Rabbi Browne, of New York, who walked —Verdi, who is now 74, says thnt ho shall £ the Grant funeral procession because the leave hi. opera • 'logo'' unfinished. > r «'"™ ,bl “ w n ‘ lm K . tb « Hebrew , 1 . . „ . .... Sabbath, received a testimonial from ten -FitzhnghLee, the much-talked-ofVir- oftheNow Y ork synagogues during the gmion, wns 50 years old on brainy. Thanksgiving service in his temple on —Carl Rosa is preparing a Morchetti’a I Thursday. It was in the form of a gold opera, “Ruy Bias, for the English stage. 1 medal and an illuminated address. The —Francis Murphy has returned home to medal shows tho rabbi wnlking. Under Pittsburg after hui fall campaign against b >* £eot are tho words, “From City Hall to mm I Riverside Park,” and over his bead is a William H, V»d.rbflt ? ^X^&th^^*^ * cords of admission to hw art gallery this I , , , ,, winter A rood-agent has mode his appearance in -Henry Ward Beecher says that the late C aJ r W co “ n ‘y. New York. Last Monday a charities* 11 * U * b ° Ut $1 ’ 00 °’ 000 iU ^ranninc 8 , N^mm . - a. late Gen. A. P. Hill, is teaching school in ordered him to let go. Ho obeyed, and a Washington. moment later he was seen ‘ running nway —Commissioner Colman says the cattle with a package under his arm. lie had cut interests of tho United States foot up $1,- the strap in the rear of the stage and had 200,000,000 In value. I token the most valuable package in the —Gen. Lew Wallace is in Constantinople freight. The driver gavo chase, ran him a trying to sell American torpedoes to the mile and captured him and took him to Turkish government. | police headquarters. —Congressman Green, of North Carolina, is rich, nnd owns tho largest vineyard east ot tho Sierra Nevada. NOT USED TO TELEGRAMS. Tlie Wild Excitement Drought About llj u Nice Young Sian's Mesnage. New York World. A vory nice young man spent most of the —Professor James B'ryce, tho Oxford I bot d V*° £ •“* A »«“* “ windswept re- irofessor and member of Parliament, has I ^ Mr. Blaine presented St. Mark's Home of Angnsta with one pound of silver dollars at a pound party recently. “The Waterbury.” FOR $3.50 we will send The Weekly Telegraph one year snd one ot tho above doacribcd watches to any ad- drcrirt. This proj o^t -m is open to our aulmi-ribors ss w<*!l ss those who are not. A.ct Promptly. The above prepositions will be kept open for s limited thus only snd parties who wish to take ad vantage of either ahould do so at once. 49*Unless otherwise directed we will vend the watches by mail, packed in a stout pasteboard box. and our responsibility for them will end wliou thoy are deposited in the post-office. They can bo regis tered for ten cents and parties who wi-h this done should Inclose this amonut, or we will send thorn by expresa, the chargee to be paid when they are deUvered. Address T1IR TELKQRAPU. Macon. Georgia. Make money ordors, checks, etc., payable to H. O. HAX8QN, Mannget. The Science of Life. Only $1. By Mall Post-Paid. KNOW THYSELF. A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD. ExhauNtcd Vitality. Xcrvona nnd Physical Deblli tv. Premature decline in Man, Km.re of youth, and the untold mlBcrtea rcimltiiig from IndUeretion or excesses. A book for every man, youiitr. middle* aged and old. It contains 13d prcacriptioiM for all sente end chronic dlaeai*<>*, each one of which Is Invaluable. Ho found by the author, whoso «m> rlence for twi>ntv.thrve years Uiucli ns probably never before fell to the lot of any physician. Mb pages, bound in beautiful French mtulin.«aibo«i>ctd ravers, full gilt, guaranteed to be a finer work In evenr «eniM—tni-rtisnlpAL liinrarv Til Rev. Samuel Small, who fnrniahea the “awful example” for the Rev. Semuel Jonee, whereby many shekels are gathered in, has resigned the place of stenographer of Fulton circuit At the risk of again ex citing the anathemas of thie eminent theo logian, we would snggeat that the douhteof the skeptics might be shaken if he end the Rev. Alfred Colquitt will cause the records of the impeachment trials to be completed. Even the wayfaring man and the sinner will be pleased to have tho things rendered nnto Georgia which are justly heis. Tire Hendricks funeral extorted this from the New York Hun: “Of tho two men who were elected President end Vieo-Preeident in 1876 one still liras, conspicuously hon ored snd warmly beloved, the first citizen of the lend, after having twice refused a nomination that meant the sore righting, in a measure, of the wrong which the Democ racy suffered in hie person nine yean ago. The other dies in the office from which he wee shot out by the conspirators of the band. Honored and sincerely mourned by the nation, he is earned to-day to his bat reeling place. Of the two men who profited chiefly by the monstrous iniquity, one is already forgotten—who knows where Wheeler is, or whether ha Uvea or sleeps in obUrion? The other crawls out of obscu rity to touch the hem of Hendricks'* shroud, happy tho. to attract for an hour ere* the attention of unirenel contempt. and obtain the position. But Sherman aims n ve mjfog an hour. The laborer os high on Edmunds end may also decline L ither end of the Une has full contro. the place. Taking the activity of his friends 0Tcr t he train, and can stop, start and re- as an index to hie desires, it would appear v <*e it at wiU. The total cost of snch a that he both seeks and would accept the of- lj neaa this is estimated at abont $0,000, flee of President of the Senate. with five trains with \ jeomotiveu to carry The strugglo just now is for prominence 0Ter 100 tone daily. It U estimated that e and position. The importance of the office .foable Une ton miles long, if heavily now vacant has not yet been determined weighted, would carry material it 4 cento among thc politicians thcmselvee, and if it [ker ton per mUe. The trains need no et- flnally decided that it shelves the man who tention while running, as they ere governed fiUa it, the next ten days may see placed in to ran at the same speed np and down bill, it • man not now prominently mentioned while twenty trains can run on tho line for the place. It is only barely possible I without any danger of coUision, an absolute that a Democrat may be installed. I ,m turns tic block being provided." Political Movement, lii Georgia. The inventor of this contrivsnce was the The careless render might and probably I 'a 1 ® Prof. Jenkin; the pcrfcctor, Prof, did run through onr Atlanta column of yes- Perry. The latter claims for tho Telpher terday without halting at two very impor- line three special advantages, which, when tant items. With the opening of the pc. I named, commended themselves. They ere: Utical season, the managers in Atlanta pro- “th® «•“ "fith which Telpher trains can go ceed to work. It is announced that Col. Tom Howard goes out ot the Agricultural Department to company Colquitt to Washington as pri vate secretory. The inducements in the way of salary ere very email, if any at all. Tom Howard has been the brains of the Agricultural Department, and Colquitt pro poses to nee hie brains end eloquent pen to make smooth the way to the Senatorial sac- cession. A revelation is in afore for members of the United States Senate. They will b* astonished fo hear from the ignorant and indolent shadow of Joe Brown, witty, learned and eloquent speeches, and Geor gians wiU be told in letters from time to time, as to the wonderful accomplishments and influence of the eon of hit pa. The Incident which follows closely upon the retirement of Colonel Howard is even more intereating and important. J. W. Murphy, more familiarly known aa Wes, takes tbs vacant piece. Wes abandoned the grange many years since, of which he wee a sacceeaful master, and iyn bean a prominent cultivator of tha polFf-al vine yard. His crop of office? has not been round sharp curves without loon of power, the facility with which natural sources ot power, such as water power, can be utilized, end the ability to top the electric power at any point of the line and utilize fur driving stationary engines.” It to believed that the principle will soon be utilized to a large extent throughout the world. Tut President is the only prominent offi cial trader the government who has a salary large enough to permit him to meet the • xpensee of hie position. The obligations of entertainment eat np the avenge solely, so that private fortune is necessary to tha maintenance of prominent official position at Washington. Tbs President’s salary of W0.fXfl a year is further augmented by a number of allowance*. In the first place, his bona* costs him nothing. It is hasted and lighted at the expense of the govern ment. He has also a retinue of servants to look after the bouse in the shape of door professor anil member of rarlinment, bos ...J, ...... ... for some yean been engaged on a “Life of Atlantic Highlands, after the summer Justinian. ” has gone away, is a tired little village of 500 „ ‘. . . ...... souls. Nobody ever comes there and no -Capoul says that he intends thst hla ^ eTer g<ia away during the winter new opera house in Paris shall be devoted mon ths. Thc village goes to sleep ss soon entirely to the production of French con „ fo* leaves begin te tura and hibernates temporary works. nntil the sea at the foot of ito cliffs bocomes —Happy Cal WncncrhoH joined Ilavorly’s worm enough to bathe in. Then the sum- minstrels. It will bo remembered that mer letters pour in again and backboards Wagner was Jack Ilaveriy’s first partner in nnd village carta enliven the place with theatrical enterprises. kind of Coney Island jollity. —Signor Campanlni who has been com- The nice young man, when he was there K Ued to taka a long rest, is about to return last summer, met one of tho rustic beauties he stage, it is said, in tha fall posses- o£ the place. He came back to his work in sion of his vocal powers. I the city, but the witchery of her brown —Halvini is said to be a high liver, al- * itb bl “;. ,,e . * rot ? and she though never drinking to excess. He craves , £o ca£ ( dn| xng the * inter. 8o the delicacies of the markets and gratifies 7^*? e , rJajr hf. . £e e |) r *“i tilling her hia tastes at whatever cost. that he would <'»Udnnng t , i _ , It was the telegram that made the trouble. - General Bohert M ilhams, aaswtont ml-1 The village was unaccustomed to telegram*. lutont-genereJ, United Htates army, who (t startled the community, it was too married the beantifnl widow of Stephen A. much for the nerves of that .quiet piece. Douglas, has been very Ulat Fort Missoula, I Somehow—nobody will ever know just how Uon ' —fifteen minutes after the message clicked —The British government has offered I into the office every person in town knew Prof. Hnxley e pension of €300 pounds a that young Blake woe coming to see Miss year, as a practical recognition of bis ser- Trevetto. Every yonug Indy of the town vices, on hie retirement from the presiden- made np her mind to catch a glimpse of ey of the Royal Society. I thie nsh yonng man who sent telegrams, —More than €100,000 a year is received and every men determined to be there to by Qn-en Victoria from the estates of p* r . see that everything went smoothly, sons who die intestate and without heirs, Now this nice young man was a modest nil snch property belonging to her Majesty T oaa f( nian. It wee with some misgiving in right of her royal prerogative. ' 4het he drove over the bills to Highlands. -The Macmillans are about to publish a . h °, ?? tc S ine ? collection of hitherto unpublished letters of fi f ^ '^‘ nd ' Thomas Carlisle Them, an. Tost was his programme. He knew there include Carlisle's lettore to Itobert Brown u*” 600 P * opl, J .*? th ® and be ing and those to Goethe. The volume has '1° “f® know elc * bt 1110 Imen edited b, Professor Charles Eliot Nor- ’“The c JSge d^w up in the main etreet . , I of Highland*. The nice yonng man got ont -Mr. English, the most conspicuous of to the middle of a large crowd? There were the Democratic exyoyeniore of Connect!- 490 villagers gathered to receive him. She ?"L*> r ho hj* £ ® rn *d tiie toee from the po- we* the only one that remained at home. t L*bf d ^ n Th® entire village looked on while he paid TjF* b “ bn d® in Florida, the driver $3 for the trip from Red Bank, whither many other Northerners are bound. Then he asked the wey to her bouse nnd —Barone** Bordett-Contta hoe the satir- marched up to the home of tho brown-eyed faction of knowing that her yonng Amer * beauty at the head of a procession of 199 can born husband best the Marquis of I interested individuals determined to have Lome for $ seat in the House of Commons. ,nn at any coat Hhe saw the procession Tb* Marquis is the Queen'* son-in-law, and coming np the hill and scut word that she . literary snd prufeuHlonal —than sny other work in this country sold for $£50, or tne money will bo refunded In every in stance. Price only $ 1 by mail ]><-t-pald; Illiihtro* a* ,pl e 25 cents. Send ~ ** the ■ * * * ~ it was her Majesty who snubbed the baro ness Imomm she married a yonng m.n —Mrs. L. O. Robinson, one of the latest and most successful evangelists, is de scribed by* DenvA reporters* a very small woman, apparently between 40 and Wyeare of age, with dark eyes, black hair, combed down over her ears, end looking altogether like some good little English dome, althouuh she esyi she i* Irieh. ^ —Hon. Isaac Caldwell, ore of the oldest end perhaps the most prominent member of the Lewisville (Ky.) W, died in that city Wednesday lest, aged 71 years. 11* was s native of Adair count/, Ky. Tb* derated received one fee of $35,tnu. He leaves , . . - I •»»•» children, the eldest I wina the Hon. keeper* and sober*. Tb* eook and th* lease Palmer Caldwell, s well known Jaw bone* servants proper are paid by hid. f* The** ere few in nsmbsr, end an no mots I j'j* Frederick Roberta, eommander-tn- then would bo found in the averse* U e man of moderate io mews I —Fredsrisk Roberta, commander-in* i I chief In British India, Is described see herd- » festered, herd-beaded soldier, lithe, active, Nearly compact la form, with • Hear, strong voire not et home. Bo, liko the King of France, he marched down the hill again. He will not go to Highlands next summer, MtaaiED man ere given thc prefer) n-< when applying for work at Mure bland CaL, nor will bachelors be employed till the stock of benedicts has been exhocetaL Josiah Davis’s Trouble. Jasleh Dsvta. Kotlh Middletown. Ey, write.: am eow arias s tow of at year HEf Brn CARUOL- IC NA1.TK epos es alcer, white, for too pwit-n toys. haotfvoaBM (net polo. Thio min Is to* < »ly remedy I have tout tost he* (Ives me soy osm. **yetosvwmisnsst by ratlsist vriMsed wespresoto- I u.-ersM. by my modkel el. I$04,bow- • r. u.allEMBr* CAItaui.it: sil.vw »rsb** Bswmw ot I ■ Its tin— VI clRtion. to the prcRidcnt of which, tho lion. P. A. Rlssell, and sasoclsts officer of the board, th* reader* sro rcspectfoll/ referred. The Science of Lift should b« read by tho yoiium for Instruction snd bjr thc sffilctod for relief. It will benefit all.—London Lancet. Thero is no member of society to whom the sci* ones of Life will not bo useful, wbeth* r youth. Parent, guxnlisn, -instructor or elsigjmsi Irp Vddrwstbs Peabody Medical Infititute. or Dr. W. H. Parker, No. 4. Ilulflnch street, Roriton, Maim., who may be conaulted on all (IIbmscs mimripg •kill end oxpericnoe. f 'brunt, and oiMtinAtc dU- cmms that have baffled the »ktll Ill'll *U otherphyaicUnia• i« Jty. H uh U I li tMat ed succoM'iilly without sn i ffillYCUI W ■tones of fstlurs. 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