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VOLUME XXX. CAPE MAY CITY. HEW JEBSEY! SATURDAY. AUGUST 16.1884. WHOLE NUMBER. 1567.

OAPE MAY CITY. I*. J. T. *- YTTI.T.H VT mOHT. 9 1 .50 ■ y*r In Advnca. • j Intwtml Sards. j b. huffman, 5cri*>** « 4«TKR tVti 8XAKINER ' t nnrrBiMWirjrismosE*. / iirir'-r <""7 d*"7 <t attar Bammr — mm. jy T. douqlahb. attob»*t.at.law StlUfTltM IN in AKCKRY alter a. barrows. aitorke y-a t-l a w solicitor is murnir. ■qrt j. f. leamtng a bon. dentTbts, t ^;^{s»**cSI*vn.^-T«nr».taTsandli»i-tames m. k. HILDRETn. • attorney-at-i.aw aoumvm. us wan «wn iamisck is •o-errert w. eomttvos. attorne y-at-la w. solicitor ash *a"t*b is oh»wcrwt. . Hnexx. Tswdars swl rn.i.r., j")b. james h. ingram, phtsician and surgeon, - pjeuben townrenp. AORWT flPHSSSlASn sfdtit a t. fire insurance co. ' ooawiiuitnKRR <>* brwtm. Ofcnir-^»»lv«nll^M.«-l. )-V' > j^lfred ei. anders. . counsellor at-i.aw. SttCbttttf #*rd«. jjjnos r. williams. , ABCHITEOT and hdti.rer. Will MASS nSAWisn* KB uttprri?' • p*wn m» pnwnrarv. owinrr a w.Hi . Be, tugs my. WJ. , B. LITTLE. *" • inter and glazier, ONWS fiv y7^4 .i- ■] A P- ****** OrsSKAI. Mirsr 1MB A. S. WARWICK A on. qrc.ans and bew{vo~ma- „ «. F. HORNER, mjMtKnsEfmuniEs WIlrtBOS. W J. Q.BO: W GRACE. PRACTICAL BUILDER, gnu. AT Till "LP IT tin. CAP* MAY I CTK MOTTO IS "PMUMP'I MP" " , . f"-T gSWING MACHINE lusictL swim nmraii. ( IT,. r^OMi.i qo to (iAKBISONK skreeht. iis) store faheti Fare*. i«ixrr .-crr.rst, statu. 18*41- UKKAKtV-. ■miarTu* rpatr jtawt^Mmuutti os Rattiwr SJKW* AID oil A • vassdrxos irTRRBT. cap* «at, *. j. fchtef harbis, general upholsterer,

i dfapt 9U9 <fo. fcUrrhints. F jj 6CHELLENGEB, Y | U HI si tax nM ptscs^^tre b>» y Tire on j orkbs C«*KK. CAP* mat oorsty. ' GjmSjif ™r'nSoNs "pHOMAS ERRICSON-S ~ GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. * j D«T noon*. trim vtsr.K. Nonwa Mrf I WUirt mnnsttr War li ££'%''•* l Itarreras isn sad •rn'oanUstM aivganV^^nW^ john m. rubsei.l, drt goods. groceries, soots, snoss asti sonnss. flour a Ml fkki). pat*st asnirsss" pork. labo. hams. seeds Ac. <•„ phk'f.s- STORES. • groceries! "deygoods m notions, oiul YAHNlKniwl PUTTY. FEED STORE. cobs.oat8. bat. hbas ash mill pp.»p B^n(i-WOOD~VARO. Suitdbm Material. «lr. jerbmiah b. sche i.lkng e LUMBER YARD '•nj»prfr ran itsi WAMt plaktbhis" lath. nooKiso. phamb m*rr. pkjbtr. ' , •^-orhbhs pmiam.t pu.i.cn rm!ShS,linB7aIIw^r*"' *" "*** lot'** [ ooha-ij j. b. ncnnxbsobh. ; BUILDING MATERIALS. MILL WORK DEPARTMENT White Pine Lumber. Sidinq. &c. i ASll BA«T*IIS n-MW roil LATH - ash snrsm.b* Rockland Lima, Hair. hardware I and Paints. nm TM'ILITIWI AH* nBBT. CLAIM. KIMBALL. PRINCE A CO.. Cnl. Vosd, Ztmr. rtr. n<>al and wood. a goal and wood yard BcwnAssoFRT' i.Axnrso. LBMhIB una mn ASH imWTBl'- ' p»r oa* ash 111! t"hy wood. by rnsooKH. b. curtis, PRACTICAL PLUMBER. fiiSAKS STE&K FITTEB. Gas. Water and Steam Pipes. C ham iopl Work A lid Burning TERRA COTTA DRAINAGE ' CRtZI P<TCHW0RK

Wfdlral. Vital Ouaatlonal!!! AA Or aurS tmincnrptpmasn 00 Of asjr wbonl. wh»t It tbr hrat thine In rhe wnrkl for quirting nnd tUtrinr nil hrHalion of the nrrtrt. And ear In* nil Bfurtnn of mm crwnpUlnu. *i»inr nttoral. ehtMlik* re'rmhln* "Iren And Iher sill Irfl unhenllnl in*l)T "Roms fYrm *f Hop*.'!!* Ank mnr nr nil of I he nwrt eminent phy ■•Whnl In ihr Inst nnd nnlr rrmedr . thnl rnn he relied on In crtrf nil dinrn«r> nf Yhr kidnet* nnd urienrr nrenn": •«>eli I, ■■ RrirH'n dltrnsT. dmbrten. rrtrntinn. nrlnnhl'ilrlnrelnln nHw. nndnjllhrdkrnten tod nilmenlt pecnllnr In Wntnen"— "And thnr wHI tell n«l explicitly nnd IT rmnlK'loillT" PmAml/F AS Tbeanme ■■hrnicinin r "Whnt U the mid rellnble nnh « inert j; core nil lirer illtrnnm <»^dr»ner>»in; mnlnrU.'lrrer. ncur. At." nnd Ibey will Jfetrfmlr /ar n/k dktf s ////" F-» nnd pi Ten nn hp nliTrtidnn" nf RrlpLi tnd other kii^nrT iHntnn linr mmnkilnrn. wrrje os**hn. ml led ennsirrnlinn, hntn hrm mini. 1] Fr* m tpimv nf Hepnilpfn m-nr-sisteM. wnkefnlnenx. nnd rnrinii* ilissss peenlinr rbn^t^rr "i Serine fmre kemfnU. Sffejt into Ite S1TE21 1 "Piirht Smart . of Bears " II H IM1IU no nt-n.H a em me (nun H> nni ' mnl prenl Inrsn of TWhfql hope, "omnnlr . Ti.T us no an mnvr nn sell n> • k— *~- SALICYLIC A. ■ L^XP-IT tS rrk-*7Sl™rn«B>Kr ifcyiyZ *? J? KiMninr TIIK OLD RELIABLE SPEcmc I ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS AND THOUSANDS OF PATIENTS !wm "iStn '"riin»djT""!57* tar i POSITIVELY CURES . ^=wnoml5,lrt«u5r«S,u^»*1» RheumatisM • Gout. neubalgiA nnd'mi^j'-Sn 'SSkyST win GRAVEL. DIABETES Blood poisoning w^ imunrtrtni.'S"". .•V-f ■ *r l-4u*t Srw r n ' KJj* mm m. ".Tr**" *' a ' t'-*1 T B|g^g' -'IMCW-Cwy i s vynS

An (root U«- -.1.1. of IU djlu An ; » r-t". to Uoa.hU ul mj 'I- u. tn. '■ b*'"d*' *'"y A Flirting Folly. " Lndiea and gentle non, I regret to nay that we nliidl la- detained here eomo hoon. Thorn luu beru nu ancidenl on Uio line beyond, nnd we ouuo.it get I llir..ngb until towar.1 crming.!' Diere won nu help font, and I hi grumbling pameugera g..l out of the car'r riage with rarioun expmaniuiu of ouuoy- ' '"Oli, Molli "! wliat nboll wn do hero lliin nfbmuiou f " •• My dear Nina, wall bare no me g,wd •on I We're Tn n ntrauge plnon, with me I l> «dy to piny propnrty. nnd well mak* • thin a day long to be rememlietv I. I' m 1 Ruing lo get up m flirhiliou trull notne- , laxly . and you muni du At name We onu Uarw rare fun if yon only will." Nina doni not fall iu with thin plan eery bnanily. bet pn.|xjaoi to gn to a I hotel fur dinner, and they atart imtne.liaiely. 1 Mollie in amaU." fair. beiriMrin* ; Nina ' tall, dark, and rather -lately looking - ; jnat opfxjnite in *i>1Hior.iuoe nnd dtnponi- , lion, yet the Iient of friendx. . " TUere'n a huge jnrk in thin plaee. for ' I've Imord Oonnin Wdl npenk of it." Nina I nvunrkn to Moljie, Who i.' tie lore the , mirror prejxwiug for t .e afternoon earnluugu. "Suppuae wo walk oat and hod "Juxt the thing." aangnled Uallin. , " We'll have fan mud Iherv if nnywiidte," . They hare no difficulty in finding the • park, mid a Tory pretty plane it in. They ' , find a mirtir aoat and nit down " to awuit I ill- coming man. " an Mollir expressed it "Oh. hnreouuMe two of the uobbiext if Mlowa!" ahe whinpered. prenentiy. | "Now. Nina, yon mint do juat an I da" . "Mollie, pieene be oarefnll remem- j lint they are very near now, and an- - .incioua Mollie amtlea and bown. 1 Both gentlemen lift their hate, paaa on | n few ntepn. and tnrn hock. " Mollie. don't be reukleaa I" " Nina, don't be prudish I" Euoli*h Nina hatiw to be called prudish ; beaida idle is catching the iufte- > tion ; and when the gentlemen pause on ' their return, she nuntainn her part re-i markably well for an amateur. It is only ; ' fur uook, and no one will ever kn'dw of . ; it, she reasona A UUlu distanoe back of them. Nina j notice a gentleman nelining on a rustic < handsome faoc. with piercing blank erea bud might ltxik tender if their owner so § ' willed. Nina imagined. He must have | ' the whole perfarauuioa and there ^ wa- a half-amile of o.xitem|*l on the firm j ■ art li|W, which Nina observe*. - " Midiie." aheflndsaehance to whisper —ide. "let's gat swsy from these men ; we I ix re earned it for enough Do you ) nee that gentleman over there who is i watching us 1" * Pooh I ha is only wishing ha had the name opportunity and reckless Mollie Fislly the two gsllanta propooa to go I for rglrenhmauta. at the reetaarsnt near, ' .-n.l even Mollie hfwitstea ••1 think we moat return to the hotel now." Nina nay*, quickly. Slip has learned, from their eonrana- | tion. that they are not the sort of oomt |>aiy die would like to appear in. and she d'otermineato take the matter in bar own J bauds. Diey insiaf on aooftfapanymg them to ' Ibn hotel, and Nina, growing mare dis- i ng«. to peremptanly refuse them. Ax they leave the park. Nina anud I ' man behind them, and nbe inrtinctireiy • la that he deepipon thnn all A yver later, Nina Blank is in the N j b > el, with a party of friends, Mollie (for- - •Ion not being ooe of the number. Kinri I- at a window, observing the new arrir- ; sis. Suddenly she starts. Surely thenmthcfaoe, which harrtig uuoe seen, she ; :.T rawer forgotten I -h is the gratlemsn I I who witmwaed ttat. foobah d irtasion J». f '• the perk at Newton. The asm® pientiug : ] ey«, the same firm wet mouth, bat the - ! crmtnrnptnous anile is 'gtrnw Will he ■ recognise bar. aba woudend tibe~lrj« » mxitry nopca no< tor Wse is heartily - | miismed of her conduct on thai oocexion. r, MhednoMe hereelf with unusual earn aim lakes a pelting glanee at the mnror, Ji tko lefhwtioo of the talk willowy lorm. ' ; in pule pink dratmrias, is aridoitly eaUs »] trtory. . x Kbe meets Philip Ouoerau, and in inc tr.-iaoed a few moments sfuw euteriug' I .the dmwmg-room- Kin. nlmo« ba • her seif-po inraainn an the lusct eyes rent . on b.*eo keenly >*ut erxdsufiy he doe. : not leeoguan b«, and in n fww momeutn J - u..y« chstting ki a neo fneodly mon5 ' --filiafiav. waits Ubaankn, aathemuaij st-4-upi And they sr. aotai gfidi«W

he naya, mtnringly, lookTiig down Hither dork, exprrtwire ryfw, ax Uipy aland hi the moonlight "(in it tx- jicnnubli we have ever met before to-night t~ tilio bogha lightly, p>Tlispx n little guiltily, for she remembers it all so sell. n. "Once having observed a facvV I never forget it" he goes on, without waitmg for a reply. " For instance, I met a gen- ' | himsn in a r^-taarant a fior wivin ago. j liad seen bef.re, but 1 ix.uid not det.Ymine when or where. This morning I I suddenly mnouibornd tliat he wax in a I train with am two years ago and oocupiud | "You would make a good detective," i she najn feelhig thai it was only a quoj tion ol lime w hen be will remember that uufortsuste nftoruoon. " Why should I ] caref" nhe thinks impatiently. "It ix" ; | no more than hundreds of girls do every; day. sad think nothing of it" , I llut nhe dors osre. uevertheleea It is * the ildftoa at the (net of good things - ] which follows. PitmioA driviw. walks. I "ith thuicing in the evenin)b-tu bewilder- , 1 ing Itia-ic. Nms enjoys it si! so thoreugly with Philip Gsmeroii st tier side, t A sultry morning, sad Nina i- lounging ' | a in one of the little summer-honxee that , w dot the lawn. Two geuthmen oouie up , >n ^kc possession of a rnsuc Ixmeh oat- ' A side ; the ivy forms a complete xcreen, ■ nnd Nina in not aware of their proximity^ Tiiey are evideutly dtxcaxeiug ^some' ] ' "1 m.-t her ,Tir-l nu one the boats I e going to the mesh ore. She txiwed to us, i us a m-ans of gPttlhg np a flirtation, and ' 1 J I "f course Hvpoude-L We w ere together ! I w oil the altoruoou. and I have called on i e Iter "several ttmex sinoe. She—" n i " There, Joe, I have beard enough, " • „ Nina starts st the sound of that well I ■r known voice, sad risox to leave the sum- ' mt-r-hnuso, but the next aouteuoe tragsa fixes lier. "Any woman who will dolib- < t ersUdy attract the attention of a stranger i —'get np s flirtation,' as you express it — in no public a place as an exouraion boat, < l4 is unworthy the name of woman." I •' Now, Cameron, yon always did have i l_ i* inn1 strsitlsoxl notions, and this is one I of them. Why, my desr follow, they si! | a A) it !" ' t " Not alb" objects Philip; "I am well I r aware that n great many do ; but I ooo- ' K tend thai no woman can engage in litis I j sort of tliiug without biw-"riug her worn- i an-lpxxl and rendering hcswrlf less re i , spoctadeven by the man wle' -Teepond- ' .. to her advanocn. I tell yen. L. timer, I i „ have seen to much of thix sort of thing. > j < Why. awry echo d-girl one moeta will t |t ogle and smflo if uue happens to look at < L her." ^ | " My prophntio soul tells me you will , ! marry an incorrigible flirt," Joe nays, no! •* having any. opposing argument to ad- " Never I I despise them too heart - Nina, listening to every word, feel. thai she can bear it no longer, and sac- ' | ereda in leaving without attracting their i attention. White and shivering she J notches be* own room. So this is Philip h | what she lias dune. „ i All that day ahe broods of his cutting g J winds ; and when evening oomm, her y-TtsidU Is made up She will avoid him ax ] | much a» poasihle; but, if the worst comes. | and ho axka her to be his wife, she will ^ j refuse. That dream of bliss is over for- . ever. Nina u rather hard on herself. , { and too generous to throw the blame, where it really belong, op saucy Mollie. ! The days go byj and Philip is puzzled ' mid no", a little troubled at the charge in m ' Nina ltlack. He is not oonaoloua of any j fault on his part, and be tries .in vain to i dispel the oload that has risen between f ' |hcm. They go out walking one evening to ' view the sunset from a high point near. " N uia feels that she is treading on forbid- * d- o ground. She has conscientiously avoided being alone with liim. but to9 night the temptation is too strung. They 0 i wituea a brilliant sunset, and Nina growentbusraatio. U "This is a beautiful world!" Philip ' my. ax they watch together the western . sky, all flushed into sudden giory. " Yea" Kins replies, dreamily. "Pcr- ' hope it is to same, while others find only the faded gray tmta. See. the red and ^ cold are fading even now. The beauty _ . in our lives, like tbe buenty in ytaide.--ky. is bnt few end boor, an th«. " j She stops abruptly, warned by the cx- . prawBon of his face. Be lays his hand ■ tenderly on hers as be say.— . j "And then oomee the silvery tint of H ! quiet happiness, which is fsr bsttar than the trsnsnxit flileudur of excilomeuL " *j No answer. Nina does not fed equal j to talking acntimr-t with Philip Cameron ~ i to-right, but he gore on eagerly,— "Nina, yon know I love joul Oh. m\ * darling. I will atrivx to make your lib ' prtfectlv happy ! Kin. my love, an *'sw. r.ux- one word !"* * Bte tail tax twv fans with he* hands to * shut out the vision of his pleading eym t. Clh. if she hed-tl an tl.a Slaaaga te tdl - g him all! But she still renumbers hi :e sweeping ■■ulioua of oouUinpt, and her "• courage fails. 9 He eatxes her band almost roughly. 7:~ -Ntaa i bdieva you love met Wfl' x you not be my wifs r" ". He naes qciokl y ; but a glanee at her , at while, pained isoe nadrnns him. Agaitr* . ' ; he pleads for one word of km ; Nina bea. sen desperate. She rises ami . faces a- him. i " Philip Oamerna. Auai we met here. D- a few weeks ago, von told me my loci ■g'aexxaed fsjailiar. and that we must have s» mrt bsdcwa Wi had at \tttian. It st was x httte nun than a year ago. in the as public park a S Nrwtuc. I>o you rrmrats lar two fordid, gjris wh". flirted with two 6- o-itaByTooAit young mm. f" He lam rum mput. ami xiw knows by i: tlx. exprmaioc of his tare that be reatam- « hers sir i. b>^btawith.g»tora • jlw*" 7"** ™ae'

muse near the drive, and iivtiaeartf part <; yvurouuvuixabou with. Mr. Iwtiumr. ll I learned then, what I already snspootct. ! iiut Jjiu drxptxrd any woman who Wixrld ' over herwif to do ax I have dump and '-hat is why 1 cannot be your wife. " " For s moment tbey stand iocmg each other, without a wind.* Philip Cameron is piwitly snrprisnL '• Ho box stndjnl Nina ailAbnw week, and 1 lie Iks exulted ha- aliovo all wonmn. H ■ " line Ihouprirt bar the exponent of j.nto wnmsuluir*. and would have sworn that -lie wax iiiuapabl^ of Urn Ixil.lurw. t-i J » hioh she ooj.h-xeex. He xilent so hug that she tries to leave liim. " No:." lie cruw ,.ut. "I asm forgive " you anything ; only tell me you are not in the Itabil of doing tliix thing. I re,1, wax the leader. Wxx it not ao^" I lint Nina docs not utter a word in atdfUhMM. I "Tell me, have you engaged in that " kind of flirtation si nor ?" '' , " Mr. Oaunirou.' yon hare no right to >' "1 iiuve a right, foryon are to be my | wife I" And before Xiua could remuust rate, Philip's arms were about her, mud ' she has to acknowledge herself vaai1 1 qui shed. * . tiik rxtTiirzuVBUOA ET" - — . i . | The foet of elephants kept fur show r ; are trunmeu two or three tmn-s ] a ycur. The sole of an elephants foot is » ! oovertxl with a ' tliick. horny snb- , j xtanoe of material similar to the three I I toe-nails on larh foot ; and an it grows r i thicker and thicker it ountands to ouui and crook, often I riming tbe animaL lturnnm, the, -Ainerioun showman, re- " ivn.tly*" subjected his elephsnta to the I trimming pruorea st one of thn towux • whore he was exhibiting. With a knife . i-.bout two fert long, greet piecrs of honi. - xix inches by four, and a quarter of an : inch thick am shaved off. Often pieces of glan. .wire, nails and , other things are found imbedded in tlie foot, which liavo lieeu picked up during p street parade. Bonn times these irrita p ting morsels work up into the leg and ! produce a festering sore. A large nail found imbedded in the foot of one of 1 tbe elephants, which had to be extracted . with a pair of pincers, and the wound i syringed with warm water. During the - operation the huge creature appeared to j suffer greet pain, but nwrned to under- 1 • stand that it wuuid afterward obtain rv- . E and therefore bore it very patiently, . ami UnmpeUxl its pleasure at the dune of I the operation. Three times around an t elephant's front hoof is said to be liis uxsciMisht. | ArAIBrt'L^lZKH,.,!. A Paris oono«pond«it giv.-x an aocoimt of a hmiUe experiment made by . M. Brown Sequard. Tiiat ex|>oruucnter inuite-i to see whether life after nfe i lent dnaah is suv>ptible of Iwdng re- . ca'led in on animal killed iu a healthy. - -tatp. He tbqnfore beheaded a d<.famillar witii his voice. Tbe blood of i another dag.waa beforehand pp jwred to ! ik- transfused into the arteries of the head. No soouor was it iujeohvl than . ijio inert head became animated, the r eyes openol, and an tlieprofes-or calling . the dog b)' bis name an atiem pt was made to a.oiwer by a caressing look. I When the arterial blood wa*erium«ted . life dhis!>pean<d. T.ii< painful exp- ri- j meut was snggnrtisl t-y one made by Dr. Ixdxmlr on Oatnpi'a head an hour Bb<l a half afuw exoention. and whrt) preanma- [ "oly the cerebral matter had greatly lost , -aciubility. Nevcrf-iel-ax. when sru-rial r blood was injected fttto the liead. the' , mouth appeared to take a living charuoi ter. the eyelids w.-ps raiwsl. the pnpila uontraated when li'dit wis flashed upou , i hem. and by an orifl *e in the skull it . tirily eetablish.riu t!i •Ib-etnal eon-, r — ' It*1— ■ - Dr. I -ibn -de w-snt<-d to n|Muata on Oampi's heal dmmlly it full into the basket, bn' the rale in virtue of i which a form of a Ohristion burial wa* gone through at the Champ de Navelc T c-mutrry stoo.1 in his way. It is to be ( h qxal that it will not be ih-psrted from in tgilur to aolve iueoniph tely a psychoI Igicsl question. A detseinsl beo.1 eould . nut sp.uk or make signs or replies to I questions pnt alien t sensations were . c-inaaonuiesw for a momeut restored, as . it was in the ease of the dog. Moreover. t tl.ere is something inexpressibly shockhuman being. I U-VKATIIIIAL .VATIKiL HUiTOBT. f The pelican feeds its young with tin i life blood from ita own bleeding bosom . This is a baautiful niixtakc, ttiot will I ive I forever in symbol asd legond. Tlii " real live" pelican has a ta ha: "i j iV* h=r unwieldy beak, and digging will ' tbe lxvi toward the br ask ahe Iwels hi ; ' brood and soils her feather* with re- i xtaix^d I'dbitx of fisii front tiic Lag Til' . u-ghtiugals leant her hi - . : '-iut a, 1 thorn and sings in pain In lite old p-ata ni* only has she a t! . i h. i - TI-4bd.hat.uM W - iortrtuloi1 1 - iug the viiioe of lonely love «fie oitghj to t« the emblem of those dincot h-med ; people who, in a position enviable to ' others; first make their own troubles and , then spend their livm in self-oomnuxera j 1 torn. Of o-urxe the nightingale is nut . J snob a fool as ahe .looks iu poetry. . Swans are said to sing a dusjh aotig ; this j i- j>oeti7 too. Jtut they' are lialchnd dor- ; ing thunder ; and this is pram— the belief "of otherwise waislble folk. Ctuwx and ourlew- hate each other so tliot their e.-rgs pnt in the same nest will all bgreL T -ifcicg of egg. the oook bf the fourth . of Eoglaud lavs an rigg wh«j tlu» le-n his om-vd laving ; it is a small imtg i n.Somt sffoi. wan n • yolk in it. d«H. ; sustrtta Oiixm.* Ttaw- o «k V egrr- • a:e to be hmod in bns-ex. « Bbwher. i «W As ww bww gut'lolhe |«uilr» yanl l-i Job* torfc-y have jv.rI; tin- Auirtl c-ns hvre the honor uf 'di-oiv-qiuif t.— i -etmdfikmftl bird. They say " - • pom a Jri.-S tariny that had h» hue sraf.M • mv to .1 -bi.' ■ M there, we mast V*«v

^ ! Mux WMBlM' or 11 K*. j- Bays a writar in the Ammois .Yatarahrf: 5:'f not know of any but a xrugle reoard j "b«x> liativtw of a uruly-diecossiml - autry did nut know the am of fire h that otic cnec was on Island Fauna Lba, or Itdvick's Island, discovered on the L -htUi of January. JM1. by the U. & S. I I'uvock. otnuiuau.hxl by Caiitaiu W. IL \ Hudson, of tlie United Stan- Smith Boa 0 bniviyiag oud Exploring Lxjmdifion. [( (' plain iiuibou relohw: ( "'lire urtlivis »cre st first very shy ol tl ■' I.oata. but the Hau-aii aus who were in tli(-ui soon indued them to approach, „ n"d to eub'r inUi trade, and finally en - ^ tired Uiem nliingwidetheiihipa On oom"'R "ear they licgan a song or chant, h ddiug up ill ir (auldias aud' tub, and Minuting 'kafilun tamatau.' -They rer_ semhhvl thiy^nntivnx of Oatafn. or i>nke of York's Island, wherx the same kind ^ of utapi. eyeKlixdrs and oruameuta. and 0 Somi', kowi-Tiv, were tatooed in a different style; being ornamented with a r vit • v of arrows on the f-rebead and ' i-ln eks. They were nil finely formed and | manly in * a-ipttinuree, with pkwang _ couuteueancn that rxpremed good ".They were eager enough for trade, n et'd mm dixpoied of all they had to exj change ; a few presents were tirade them, r bnt all the inducements failed to entice s the n nn board. Tbey appeared cheerfal, a laugh urg heartily at anything that struck - them as ridiculous. e "The )->[iuUiioD of the island is es- , tiinat.ll to Ire alnmt six hundred souls, . , most -f whom dwell in the team. "There wn« no n'ynis of places for - ooo- ing. nor any a|.]M-aninoe of fin; and * it i" K 'tiered that all their provisipiis are TO t ie alarm the natives felt whim they . msr ' h« -park* emanating from UieYhmt 1 lUid Steel, and^rh" emixaftui of smoke 'from the months of those who were i «tm:.:u,; ripuw." 0 T e 1- ri tiu o ! th is rtrtida was on board the t " 1'- mv »•"«." and can vouch for the veritT of Opt Hudson's aocnnt ot imr inb-r-1 views with the natives aud olxb that thi-y 1 eat their entire food wiihont oooking. f but also had the greatret dread of fire in 1 any form. We saw no traces iff charcoal I or a-lnw in their vil!.- -•• or town, and wo fully nnderht. i k1 them as to their I j food, nd how it was taken. It constated - entirely of occaanntx and. pandaans * frnita ; fl-h. echini; and other prodncta , of the xe.i ; the few sea birds mostly seen f ! there, were not regarded as food, and ' even if they were, oouhl not have been * i ssily obtained or relirtl on for supplies j lii- i-ipnloliiiu Uuug large in proportion to the iahuid's size- ^{ ZIJltOFZAX AND AMKBICAN rAIT.ItS. r It ix flu- fashion in England to declare * that, of nil the ucwKjiajNis iu the world, tiie English tire the beet. 2 have some , [' kiiowlclge of foreign uewspupess, and I j am bound to say that in certain particnlr.rw many of tliem are snperior to our. - German ami Kuvtian nmrspapeni need hardly tie jegurdul being, as they are, 1 Ulul'T a xtrict censorship, and in daily bar of their own livea and the liberty of , ' wnt. iv Tlie S'nuiisli praas is entirely witlmut enfitpitse, and very trivial, ex- ' o pting when it^s being made use of tea , the foruicratioc of state a mxpirocini. The 1 talian pre«s is either trivial or vensl * .1 Unh ; but the French press while inferior iu IhiKinxutity and quality of its i:«S is tar superior weu to the English I iu reqwet to ita commentf snd handling ^ of ii any snhj.-ctf, and especially in reiqiKU of ita political leaden, some of ^ which rise to a liigh level of statesman * siiin vitt rarely raeehed in the oohutnw J of a Ixmdon newspaper. The American newspapers, again, show far greater entt*rj nn, far greater rcedincm to under- - stand aud to liit the taste of the moment " tlion the Englixh journal. But, on the , whole, and taking into aeoonnl the trustw -rthinew of ita news, the dignity (often ^ exacgeratrtl) of ita attitude, and ita entire ^ frrwdom from suspicion of oorruptitiilit^ ^ by money, tlie English press mar oomlitre creditably with any in the wurid- ' In the search for. and the collection of new. the conductors of English ncwau pnpera have displayed very great euL tarpriseand ability. To find out and to " bring together news is not by any mains ' so simple a matter as might be snpfxisrd. Most men do not know n*s when Uiej- * set- if ; that is to say that tffife learn a fact or see r.n event pass before their own eyes withont it ever onenring to then) il.-it-for the rest of mankind that fact ot , th .' event is new and unexpected, and i • jinhfi cation calculated tn satisfy their curewity— that, in loot. His new. too HAM .udzx bocks. By actual count there are 13,862 "Maiden Bocks" in tlie United Btatia, • jc'.nnve of Idaho una Washington Tor '.lories, w!iicli'*r._xl:!jTT+— beard from. ; Tbcso rocks arvSgijlrty distributed, bui t ! huv are no fewer than 630 in Michigan, ft buu m H'ii<xmiiu,~10O Tn lowi'fe in lUtnoig 260 in Indians, and 667 in Ywrj moot nkme. A "Maidru Book" ir j si wars oonueotad with the unvarying 1 legend thqt a bmutifuland gentle Indian : mil. daughter of a noted chief, leaped t from ita apex into the yawning abyss below, rather than to wed with a barbarian x '..rave, oboseu by her stern parent, or to show herself false to that other raiskin upon whom the affections of her heart It'. II— — . 14 Vxnitatiitt i« jtrd It— rixti— I u;a-i in the world ; the colony of Yiotoris lms a num who is worth •200.0Q(I.(KN. and 1 I is wealth is rapidly increaaing. Th* I. may man is a Lord Rapertawood By ' his lather* will he feU bear taAftOO OO. ini rOio sheep, 800.0M rattle and *,000. 00C sc. ■« of freehold lands, beside a I fee hoid of crown lands in Eagtt&d of equal .... By ears mud thrift he has doubled ' Ira trheritanon. making it comadsrably ' tec r •26D.OUO.OO& His tvwslrtiar in MeJ- " tmurve i* rttid to be tbe meet tnsgutfeeni ' o iue wtid. Ho.stHWP.ouj.

Surt-Batli.nu inSuiMi. fiwa IS- Srw Yort *.fl owl fipca - Every hstbing-uiarLiuc lias iis Nsnnv I or llctsey or Fully. What enrwos OW I World things llsar same machines asr. Where elsv w< nil I tbey tv tolerated? , Nothing bet little xtsaird-ruofal bouse*, s like square Ncali'a Aik- nn-uoied urtweee L enormous wlvdi, ibey ib -nut (sm ew sn - silvsntap', atoept ttwt "I csxtyms <•» s bench, s lit'lc square gtsre and s shelf to htild the omnh and brush. As our ina I thine is nnharutastd Irum the rope we 0 are pushed off down the pebbly bench far . into the witter until the fioiu dasbes against the bule window aud are call out - to know if wc are being taken right cut • to sc. And then the feeling of freedom i S 1 we throw open the done and windows, - leisurely looking si tbe ocean, snd per0 fectly sure that no prying rye is.botsfceu 1 us sod the coast of France. Haiti j time j tn get ready to clothe ouralers In that - marvel of ugliness, a straight blue serge gown, with s striae to fasten It round the s neck, and Ibort sloe ve* not reaching to I the elbow, before Hetty is txvidc the, 1 sliort, steep ladder with her "Beady, me I dear !" and she takes ui straight wsy in 1 tire strong, brawny srms snd dosrn wc go . us. Or psrbapa we are experienced - enough t" take s beaikv, sod flisl submit - . log' In the rape tied firmly round our 0 waist swsy wc go into the seething, sutg. . ingfosm. c Ttisl it bathing in good earnest, when ctrfa receding wive sucks hack the stanet - snd gurries as it trims us aud threatens , tn hear us out (o sea, unit there we sit •trended until tlie orxt ooe tweaks over r ux and dashc* us in Ism! again. Keen the ' wildest surf in lb- summer srax.ni la the ' ncichhortioiiri nf V»v Y'orti cum it ram. t psre with the great wave* that habitually r 'IxiL upou tbe Sussex coasL Diro tberr 1 are other itsys, when tlie tide it 'Kit and a * 9 calm, equal tea prevails, when tire mail rliiira are pushhd out over a mile freui land npan the smooth sand. " Tlie gentleman upon the English crest ' tiithc quite swsy from tbe lsdkv on *r- - other part of tlie btmch, rnuil slimilrt sikiir bolder spirit approach the female side And • swim within easy distance of our nit 1 eniuss, he would be justly reprobated. 1 Tbe tmtrsvilod. Euglisti woman reads I » ith horror of the license of the Fn neb r tw thing ream L nf the gay cnai ume. of tbe I flirtations, tbe sporting in tbe wares of " hoth 'ei^xUist go on at Trooville or 1 I 'id slant sWe!|*rT'reneli sArnt. 1 It it ooly in the m-vning tlitt the beadi I prawn ts s lively soene. Afire two ' rhek all ts deserted, the fldiermen ami a . ew native childien lave poaacaslon of ' the ground, tbe machines are high and dry ashore, and the dresses snd towels hat tbey hare done duty lo the busy ■ ni'veiDg are spread out to dry. , Cholera Mo -Seapected Dudes. Augustus Fitzclarence, a higb-tnord dude, was talking Pi s frirml nf haaKn t 'lie cholera 'prrapccts of the scan io. "Aw, now, Frwauk, weally, tin you bink it will come P. AincrwieaP' I "1 bsecu't a hit of d xitil about it, ' was the confident reply. , "And will it be getse* a! -epidemii , I don't you know?" "1 think so." "And all tl« abup (ieo|ite and labowlug i lxhsses liavc It loo?" "Certainly." "Haw witilrj4iswwlble." "Yes, it will Is r lier hanl oo them ' "TuaCs it. Fwsnk, lliafs it ! I iloo't i esiah faw them, don't y<wi know, hut n ' .sokes me weally fatigued In think c.f ' cb'ilcws being so common, and that I 1 may die with the vewy same hawwid dls- ' case that ext. wins off toy tailaw and 1 babbaw, don't you Inowr— MrreAant ■ TrmtUer. I ^ Better than Vacation. This Is pre-eminently the vacation ' month, when thou suds seek rest snd rc1 errstino. But to those who suffer tbe ' pressing effects of summer debility, tbe [ disagrees tile symptoms of scrofula, tbe - tortures of biliousoras, dyspepsia or sick - hradschr.- there la more-pain than plcsi- ' ure in leaving home. To such we say, ' give linotTs Sarsopeiills a triaL It will ' purify your blood, tnoe up and strengib- ' no your body, expel every Usee of sera1 fdla. correct biliousness, and positively ■ cure dyspepsia or sick headache. Take [ it brtoir j.™ go. ami yuu wnt tmjoy ytmi ' vaeatloc a thousand fold. i Richer, without meekness sad Ihankr tolnees, do not make uy unn happy; but i rirbes with tbcm remove muy cares sod i f urs. Therefore, our advice is, that you cndesvnr to be boueelly rich or con ten led'yjwor: but ho sure that your riches be justly obtained or you spoil all. j An Editor's Tribute. Tliexoo F. Ksator, Editor ot Ft. Wsyoc, Ind., "GsreUe," writes.- "Fur Hw past Ore yrars bare always used Dr. - King's New Discovery, 'for coughs or i inret arrrre character, as well as for those of a milder type, ll oever fails to effect s speedy cure. MvTfleodt 15~wi.«I lure recommended h speak of tt to same ' high terms. Having hero cured by it t,r I crerr cough I bare bad (or five years, I I consider ll tbe only ret labia and sure cure for Coughs. Colds.letc.- Osl! st Koooedj 's , Drug Store and get a fbr Trial Bottle. 1 Large Mae •!■», ■ <2) l IVhap* the new Head Master of Eton j will begrsol umotgb to take lata outlaid1 eratkm the fact that io a civilised couot 'ry youths should not he allowed io itut»*t thcuwlrcx naked uo the faankx of a nver frequented by ladies and gseilemen. —Lonton Trait. " erousniitv and Ruolity. in the Dis1 mt«d l)y«» n.'i I o filing it gives, than in s any kno-Jh dyes, si-l Ibey give faster > snd more bcttixnt fniors- 10c. at all drugr rists. Writs. Ricfaardsun ft Co.. Barmgtcc, Vt. flam pie Cord. *3 colors, and 1 taoft of dltacskins for So. sump, j "Women hsvr finer (snacs than men." , Weriwuld-ssysv; aadsraueaf themsre 1 vary expend... rep-a-Hy their fsnci-s is t fralberv and tsras, says a married octgb1 . Dr: