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TA, 14 And TO Coart Ht.. conrenlenUy locate tor persons Attending r-ourt. flraLolass headquarters for hor«**und cai- ue bttjrwi Telephone ouoDcctl owl'h oil rwrt® til the oily Chargee reaooaabxi* W.ldtr Dn-a Propa _ _______ pAMrKBU, FABWELL l a oo. ffkolrgalc a n d Heuui Dealera la ' *ry G o o d s, C a rpets & Oil C loths, X O . 8 O O U R T (T T O E E T , Watertown, N Y ado AgcralatoT ttiecolebraied PEAKX.8U1BT otly One Dollar. ® W. EAI.LAltD A XORTllAM. S. i'n m b h l n f i Uud€«rU>v HUUA1 C 5T38IT, IVTXA-UO-V. A The mldenco ot H W Ballard and aoa W ll Eailknl, Is at No <8 Franklin, at. whbcn is <x>n nrctcd ultra ttio tolop&ooo etc hantp' aa la bdo iho offire otltie firm at ta court-tiA. \v o Nortnam, No 4 Btyb-at For olshl rails, ring sturo door be U E J'D W I N BIN G U A JU , D S A L i l i LN F ins W(ne9, IAquora ,1' Xo 10 PCllLIO SijVAHte vVategtown. N V Q A. CilPFOHD, U. U. JO S K B U P A T U U P11YBUTAN A ^ l) B I KiiRl»N 1 ‘tBcA Hd • DooUlU* t U ill l . l i x t t'TIlco boon 0 to 19 (IP , 4t03p.ro.. Tlo « ptll ^prcUU At* cation (a sargfraJ and eynxe«b>ytrAl <3D*aios. Besliltftoo Na 6sSZAto-«t diw«xa TAXCHKR lleentltUetl Fret o f Cha-rge. rts-tftKir Attest!ars to tha ropalrtngot Suo v »trij<a. J*«wolr7. tToda. Fpcctarlca ar»l &d ktndfl f toUiMte* wortc. OOOl) XUBH c^umtoail and ax moderate Ws W. SCOTT, Ng. A PqbH o gqqA re J^EJrTISTHY. fi, fi. B A R R I N G T O N , O . D, Hex 10 Dootittle k Dall Dlock, W irsarouN , n . Y All drnxxl operations performt\l n o 4 \T A B - BAKTBCk. N ftrooa oaido c a a &nnilsil*terTd /or painlesa e z tr a c iloo o f iop H l __ •y -E T E iU N A U Y SO ItO E O N . JOHN A. BEIL X X T E R tN A R Y StTROKON. limdQSEiC d tho O T T A ltro YXTKRTXAHY Ot>L* wfifts, Toronto. CKBco on courtttH., n«mny oppo- •tte Klfby Hoostv CalD hr letter, te f q j n m OT order® left at the Crowner Uooae w l I re e d to prompt a ttention. VRJUilt H. WARD.) rrew ldenl. > iXf. L. 1* A U E l« l^doui /l«tn£ I tentni/of* 1 Caatvler. Bank o f Ciirthaffo, C A R r B A G B , M I N E R CO., D A K. REFERENCES F i r s t hni. i . A s a ta r tm r iu N Y •mnBi In l o n B a n k , w a s e r to lr n . N Y iitrarBDQ c« NaUonAl B a \ sat* rv rw n , N Y Nittoa&l R&nk. ('h t o a g a Kners E P FIotttt A i n . R2 bmArtuny. N T A g e n ts f o r CcxpilolijsU. , NMOTUTUBSOF 84'UOOI. BCND® ’ n t lao rtffag o l o i n s on D a X o u F b j t d Ia d - l a a ip*aJ^r. d V r i U T o r list o? 8 P K R C E N T so c a rlllesi ror UM-. C 5 F Wall Paper. u=nr BtMk o t flno S P E A K B K 1 U T U P . You tt'.k a tllO^,)uh'Ub^*tl. full-blooiK I h u m b u g w h a t U o ih.nua or m t. n i u M A * E c i . t t c T U l c ’ o li. and h u w in tn\ a n a b y t d ! yuu U i t t H la Uio v o r e t tiling, h>' i*u«r s a w . You HaK II It ur»nt«ic flXMll ( wtM il.tS Uatsl U) f o r hte catliuttio ol H it, TiluM .VS’ 15* LliC'TlUC U l l . and ho w ill r* ply t h a t thero m a y bj a b e t t o r In t e r n a l and e i U - r m i t u e d ii lur, b u t ho d o e a n t know o i tt, I d o t h i n k t h e r e IsnotU lu^ IlkoTUOM A S' E t 'U t f - T H lc o i l . F o r a cold o r h o .iraonesa tt w o r k s llko a c h a r m Mrs*. M .1 K e J o w s , B u r r uak,bf. J o s e p h county. Mioli- tH rhomuatlsm n o th in g qnv • m e n lief q u i c k f r than 'I I1UMAS* KcLlitTKIC OIL K. *. Joiner, of Alien 1 ’ u , HUtaddlo ooaxuy, Mictu W o r th lire t i m e s Ua p r i c e ‘ I, Durfev'. »-co n d mato s t e a m e r A rU o n a , o u iho g r o a t hiked, c u r e d uf bud J a m on ro o t. A3 a rem e d y fo r c.iU r r h it U m . i s .it th o lop E d w a rd a. How ley,-.-ii w T a h h l . »t.. l iav e u p o r t. Iowa. I s t h e b i i j t a r t l i 'l c in I lh \\orl<l frr a a t lx t n i l l) bro n d ilU ), B. L. llCtUler. la d j w a r e . Iowa Aa a general fam ily tuiiUcln** tiev«*rsiw an y t h i n g 3ugood, (ico n r e Dodge, b u i p o n u m , l'i lnCii.sp'tot ■ l e u p i i n**\er fai.iai io euro c r ro* Ucve. O H. H a lt , UrayvA le m. » l:©v K F c*rane. I t e l l you it l a a grand t h i u r D u n k irk. N. Y. DU. Lt'l K1 . 1.1' UlL la told by u\ery draggtst- FOSTEIt, ItllLUUllN S CO., H t b ’FS, DCF P A L O , N. Y . r p u i L O T I i IN G . ss •+SSS+* WtVtV.V ^ FOX, liga «f lb« Q O L D K N S T A R , \ * * * * * * ^ ^ ooDKTaT CLOTHING BOUSE I F Y O U 1YANT A N c a t, F a shionable S p r in g R m i - ness Sul(, A Fine Dress Suit, S p r i n g O v e r c o a t , tn s p r c t t h t t x w i w r ® UQ.ti of c . . . t h i n g *lt-*.puy-d t a th o *tnr t to'hlng -»tn>v GENT'S FURHI8HING OOOOS. DA.ILT TIMES WATERTOWN, N.Y., APRIL 18, 1884. B o o a i s t f F o t f i ii ft D a y s . H oiv D a n i e l Webster ALlsBod t h e G o a l of hia Ambition * ifoOdS, V\ u aro Wo have ft la r g e asso r tm e n t of th i 'f c b o t o Jont r*H-rived a n d all in t b r U t r s s stjlca ' rfcelT ing Now bouda r r r r y <Ujr PRANK C. FOX, 14 Court-street. FineTailoring GRAM) CENTRAL Clothing House. The Best styles, The Best Made, The Best Fits, The Best Goods, Paper Hangings Ceiling Decorations, i s now e o rapleio. Vt a r t also prepared ia shots our usual large variety of C&eap and Medium Goods Lovrest Market Prices. W tfcttV * •rranR e n a o n ts w l t h i s T o r a l flret-clasa p s p i r k a n g t r s , w h l f h t u h l s tu 10 fa m i s h w o r i - ■ « n wra«n d e a r e r . B I HanforB I Co. ORA ND CEXTR A L. The Largest. Stock. J O E JE F F E R S O N COU NTY SAVINGS BANK, O HWA8HmTO5r,0C>KNSU OF 8TOV-C •sv Will p a y i t a doposttore in t e r e s t u n all M p o s l ts m a d e i w f o r o m e 10 th of J a n u a r y f r o m the A n t o f Jaauam w i d d o p o a l t a m a t e botm x ? n Jan* tun t o t h a n d A p r i l ML i n t e r e s t f r o m th e flra t of kpnl; a n d d e p o e lta m a d e 1)Ctwftcn April s d and Ju ly lo t h * i n t e r e s t trom J n J y 1 st: a n d op tepo® ii a u d e b e t w e e n J u l y 10th a n d O c to b e r Sd, in terest fr o m O c W b e t l a t . ^ __ ___ _ T h i s Bank has money to - loih o r a flre t r d a s a real «Uta Xortfftffee. Atm wiu pay taie highest price •orO c m n teTW P W B ^ C tty or V lU ig o B o n d s laeucd pvnant to the Uws ot tlxe state. JU M . F A R W B L L POSldeutk ~ F R R P H Q 6 R 8 ON, v i c e p r e s id e n t . GEEORGK H. SIUIIMAN, SCO’y. O X O . BHTFH, TftOBOrtT. fanwrxn. F r e d E itere o n , \D W, Doldwtn, Gilbert B r a d f o r d . _______ W a r d l i u r a h a r d , a s ® > r, 11 . c rap, A . V. f& rw ell, S.B. Cptiwo, 'JMB f. Buker. Tlio Greatest. Variety, The Finest Goods, The lowest Prices, There is nothing uevv umlor Um tan. “ The presidential boom” is only a new name; the thing existed even as far bac k a s Monroo'fl admiaistration, whon the “ era of good feeling,” oulwatdly so se rene, was honeycombed with personal in trigue, jealousy und backbiting among poasihle candidates for tho succession. Indeed, while nearly the whoLe cabinet family o f the president wlioso name in popularly a synonym for peace and good will wore continually dealing ono anoth e r intimate blows under tho fifth rib—as when tJlay antagonized J. <^. Adama’ policy a t critical momenta—a most per fect specimen of a modem “ boom” was developed hy Llie uioliii but crafty Craw ford of Georgia, whose whole talent, hko that of so many of our contemporary atatearnen. ran to the organizing of his personal following und tho picking up of delegates. Again, the samo thing appears in tho passages inthe memoir ofThurlow Weed where i t is related how near Daniel Web ster came to the presidency on two occa sions. In the spring of 1839, Mr. Weed went to Washington a n d called Mr. Web- stor into tbo cloak room at the capitol. “I think 1 shall be the whig candidate,” Mr. Webster said. Mr. Weed expressed doubt. ••Who, thon, will bo?” asked tbo senator, “ It looks to me hko Harrison,” said Mr. Weed. Mr, Webator declared that Harri son stood no chance. “Tou aro misin formed.\ ho Baid. “The party wiil choosy a man with longer civic uppearance, who is butter adapted to the place.” “Tho Question is,” said Mr. Weed, “ who will poll tho most votes?' ••Well/* said Mr. Webster, “very well, b u t what do*>8 thia mean? You ar* going to choose a Hcott delegation in Now ’York.” Thnt. Mr Weed explained, was to keep New York away from Mr. Olay Then he went o n —“You do not boo me ben* to argue about that. What I come for and wbat 1 want is fur you lobe will ing lo accept the support of Now York for tho n e e presidency, in case my prediction about (jteuoral Harrison is verified/' Mr. Webster would not listou to this, and •‘Captain” Tyler was ultimately nomi nated. The memoir says that “ two years later, w hni General Harrison was dead and Mr. Tyl#*r president, Mr. Webster, as secretary uf stato under tbu lato vico pmjidont, had abundant leisure to reflect upon the conversation in tbo cloak room at iho capitol.” In 1S48, Mr. Webster was visited by Mr. Weed at Marehfleld and urged to ac cept the support of New York on a ticket headed by uenerul Taylor. “ Well,” said Mr. Webster, wben Mr. Weed sppearod at Marshfield, “ bow do things look now' I suppose tho question soil te, ‘wbo will poll loo most votes.' Yes,” said Mr. \Veed» “ and that man ti General Tavlor. who will bo next president.” \Why.” said Mr. Webster, “Tnyloris an Illiterate frontier colonel, who hasn't voted f<>r forty years!” Mr. Weed unfolded tho ab le rt of his visit. Insisting thnt (leneml Taylor muat bo nominated by tho whiga, or lio would bo taken un aod elected by tho domocrats. Mr. Wobetor sent fur George Aihsauo of Massachusetts, and Senator Wilson of New Hampshire, with whom pobhcal projpech wero thorough ly canvassed. They listened lo Mr. Weed 0 arguments snd wero disposed to yield to hii suggestion. Fi nally b is point was gained, and, plcaaed with h is success, ha waa about to take his departure, when Fletcher Webator reach ed tho Marshfield house. “Tho cause U making tremendous progress,” be said. Informed of Mr. Weed's mission, bo nd! cuied i t unsparingly. •'Enough,” aaid bin father. “I shall remain In too field os a candidate for president, 1 am not a can didate for any other place.' Tbo nattoool convention met in Juno. Gen. Taylor was nominated. Tbe vico presidency went begging, uoui finally a venturcsomo delegate nominated ilr. Hllnaorp, and ho became tbo candidate. Gen. Taylor was elected. Ho died on thoQthof July. 1&0. Mr. Fillmore became president, and Mr. Webster accepted the pmition of secretary of state in Mr. Fillmore o cabinet. Had Mr. Webster allowed tho use of his name for th© vice presidency in cither of tho abovo cases, ho would havo reached tho goal of bis ambition, tbe presidency. After occupying tho offico a part of a term i t would probably haro been very easy to make hlai h ts own successor. Mr. Weed s idea of tho Importance of the vice- prcsuiency. as twice exhibited in endeav oring to obtain Mr. Webster's consent to become a candidate for tho second place, has found abundant illustration m the hlntory of the Country. R a isin g P o tato e s . A correspond on t of tho Indiana Fortner has something to say concerning the rais ing of potatoes by tho straw process, which will prove interesting to our north ern New York farmers, lie writes From my experience in raising potatoes under straw I believe they could bo rats- ed in this way successfully, ond save the labor of cultivation. 1 had a smnll plot of ground broken and made mellow. Rich compost wns worked in the soil. The potatoes were planted hy first running a grail! furrow, and then dropping the *eed pieces in this furrow every eight inches, and covered by running another farrow, throwing tbe soil in the first, and then 6eod dropped la this, and so on until finished. Tbo ground was now covered w ith straw six o r eight inches deep. I waited until I thought they should bo coming up, and then 1 examined them. I found that the moles had rained my patch. Tb* compost tbat had been worked in the soil enticed earth worms, and tho moles, in hunting for tho worms, had eaten all the seed. At least none came up. Tho next spring I concluded to plant iD a different way. I had my ground broken up deep, working a rich and well rotted compost thoroughly in tho soil. The soil was now leveled and smoothed. The seed pieces were planted oa top of the soil in straight linea ten inches apart, and eight inches apart in the lines. Tho wholo was then covered with about six or eight iuohes of straw. 1 found tlio moles would raise tho soil some, but did not molest the potatoes any* 1 find that a liberal sprin kling of unlenched ashes about twice during Uie growing season is of great a d vantage. Many vines when stretched rap raoasured five feet, and tho tubers were the finest I ever raised. S tate News. William Leonard, aged 68, committed euicide in Buffalo by hanging. Henry J. Ausieker, a broom manufac turer, of iScbfiiectady, bas assigned; lia bilities $10,000, assets $5,500. Mrs. Phouba Wright, a colored woman, aged 70, was run over by tho cars a t Cio- wanda and killed. Lawrence IBuffo of Lockpurt, aged 45, being out uf work and despondent, hang ed him&elfto a tree with a clothes lino. The ice houne of James Warner, near Castleton, containing 10.000 tana of ice, was destroyed by lire. The loss is $0,000. In Buffalo, Thomas Wilson, convicted of an attempt to influence thegrand jury, was bentnced to fifteen days imprison ment and a fine of $15. August Tieter, aged i5, of Tonawanda, in a fit o f ileeponduncy, asked his wife for a clean shirt, and putting it on, said she would never see him again. Sho follow ed him until he oluded her, and hanged bimaeif inlusbarn, eurtteg his feet up to keep off the floor. Tho lost of tho wreck of tho ruined Bank o f Kish kill was cleared away Tues day by tho receiver's rale of the bank building and judgments against 100 dif ferent poreons umounting to $75,000. Tho building, which cost $9,600, was sold for $800, and the judgments brought $500. A plant, a native of Africa, is attract ing much attention at tho residence of Eben Barton jd Lmsingbarg. The buib w&s placed in iho cellar somo time ago, and had been forgotten by the family. A peculiar odor had pervaded the premises for some days, anu examination os to tho cause revealed tho fact that the bulb had produced the beautiful plant, which bad grown toa height of about four feet, and from which came the perfamo. R a c e W i t h a W h irlw ind. Tho Charlotte Observer gives a remark able aud thrilling incident in connection with a recent storm m North Carolina, furnished by a party who was traveling on a tram on thotTiestor and I^enoir nar row-gauge railroad at the time the inci dent occurred. Tho tram had passed Luwery6ville and was speeding in the direction of Lincoln ton, when alJ on board were startled by 0 roaring sound that could be distinctly heard above tho noise of the train, aud on glancing back thoy saw an immeneo whirlwind tearing along the railroad track, follow mg directly behind the train a t o rapid rato. . ' Tho engineer was among the first to seo it, and realuing what tbo consequences would be should tho whirlwind overtako the train, he pulled the trottlo wide open, and an exciting raco begun. The whirl wind wa^s not more than five hundred yards betiind the train, and tho anxious passengers eoon became awaro of tlio painful fact that it was gradually gaining upon them. There wero several ladies in the car and they cried and carried on at a ternblo rate, while tho men danced about the car in their excitement, vainly yelling a t tho engineer to put on more steam. i*ho raco waa kept up in this way for two miles, when tlio train turned a curve in the road. Aa tho whirlwind struck tho curve it left tho railroad track, speed ing its way straight on through tbe fields. At tho tixne it left the track it was not moro than three hundred yards behind tho train. It was a thrilling raco, a n d all the passengers blessed that curve from the bottom of their hearts. Cioaeral Nows Itoms. Tho yellow fevor prevailo la Vera Cruz. Mexico. Thirteen acaths occurred in one day lost week. A rich strike of gold lmu Iw a made near Silvtr City, N. M It ii equal to any in America. There 1 * great picitemmt. In Cleveland, John Tobin, a prominent young physician, committed suicide by taking morphino. Tho catiso ia un known. Tbo steamship Faraday cleared from London for Nova Scotia Wcdnoaday tihe carries the flret installment ol thoMackny- Bennett cable. Dynamite used m iho London outrages was precured from on authorized faotory ia franco, £200 bo ing paid for it. Tho house committeo on eloctions decid ed lo eeat Forrelt in tho contested elec tion caso from Virginia of F cito I against Paul. In Columbia, Pa., tho fifth anniversary of tho owning of a railroad between thoro and Philadelphia was celebrated Wednes day. Thero is a pros poet of full resumption of work shortly In all tho coal trnacs, though troublo eull txista In tho Alo&on- gahida river district At Nice. France, in 0 regatta, the American yacht Uliana won the raco for scboonen) of over 80 toaa, beating the Encltah yacht Gladys. Tlio Norwegian bark Nordkyn, whicfc sailed from Philadelphia for Dunkirk. December 15, has been given up for lost. 8bo had 11 mon, Including tho master. Tho president has recommended to tho seunto tho removal of Collector Wickers, of Key Weat, because of hii alleged sym pathy and collusion with tbo Cuban fili busters. Tbo sub-committeo investigating Ibo Dannllo n o t adjourned subject to tbo call of tho chairman. It Is cot decided whether arty moro witnamM will bo called. Tbo bishops of tho province of Ontario havo petitioned tho quoen to protect ber eubjects interested in tbo propaganda property from Italian a pollution. The ntt earnings of tho Pacific znifi stc&nxship company for tho nine months ending February wero $1,075,000. A dividend o f l i por cent., payabio May 1, bas been declared. Tho contest tn tho Caleb Dickinson wilt caso began in Northampton, IU jsel , Tues day. lie bequeathed about $100,500 to found & hoepital. Hia relatives tuo try* ioc to mako out that he was insane. In Tucson. Ariz., Joseph Casey was hanged for tbo murder of Jailer Holbrook last April, whilo Casey was attempting to break juL Tho murderer refused to re vet! hii right name or history, The position of tha French squadron shows that tho vessels aro scattered B U Going to Praint? If so, vou c a n Und all kinds, including tho old reliablo New \York enamel mixed paint, at Felt'sCourt-st. d rug store; also a large stock of brushos, glass and putty; in fact, everything pertaining to painting. ^ m • Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by 8hiloh's catarrh remedy. Prico 50 cents, nasal injoctor free. Sold by 8. Felt, j r . , druggist. Cough, whooping cough and bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure. Sold by S. Felt, jr., druggist. Jilrd food. Lung restorer, Canary bird food, bird gravel and a ll kinds o f bird seed a t Felt's, ~ Court-ot. S ------------- ------------------------ For lame back, Side or cheat, u s e Shi loh’s porous plaster. Price 35 cents. Sold by 8. Felt, j r ., druggist. A f i n e stock of fancy tea spoons in cnees a t Bul lard & George's, Shiloh's cough and consumption cure is sold by us on a guarantee, I t cures consumption. Sold b y 8. Felt, jr. Fancy pieces ia solid silver a t Bullard & George’s, Shiloh’s Vitalizer ia what you need for constipation., loss o f appotitc, dizziness ‘ all - - * and all symptoms of dys; and 7o cents per bottlo* jr., druggiBt. GRAND CIJNTKAL CLOTHINO IlODSE. WatortOwrn. S PECTACLES. A H c n ltu r n l D n r o tie. Boonil Brook, N. J , April 2,1883. You ndrise placing AHcook'a Porous Plasters, in dyspepsia, on tho pit of the stomach; in ague calts, on tho spleen; in torpid liver, over that organ: but I really tbink you should also recommend that one or trvo Plasters bo p u t over tho kid neys. Thoy stimulate, strengthen and act a s powerful diuretics, thus casting o u t many poisonous acids and salts. I Tiavo had fover and ague. AH remedies I took produced littlo nr n o effect until I put an AHcock's Porous Plaster over each kid ney ; their action being moro than don bled, the malaria wss quickly trashed away. I havo also had several attacks of rheumatism and two of gont, and by a p plying the plasters over the local pain and also over the kidneys, I again found yonr plasters wonderfully efficacious, U, K, T hoxae . Boware of imitations. \AllcookV’ the only genuine Porous Piaster. g o l d s p e c t a c l e s , STEEL SPECTACLES, SMOKED SPECTACLES, CBYBTAL SPECTACLES, B L O B SPECTACLES, SEUTRAI. TOTO. j pp.i tc., Sn (or m« At W,|W. fMKWr-E, xo.;* E’MWH n«*r» W ell aa K v c r. Lottie Howard writes fr:m Buffalo, N. Y.: ‘‘My system became greatly d e bilitated through arduous professional duties. Suffered from nausea, sick head ache and biliousness. 'Pried -Burdock Blood Bitten w ith the moat beneficial effect, A m well a a ever,” ‘-Haste, mother, haste; the h o u n and father soon will come.\ I t wilfb* al of Fet* goaon’* Quisle C u n fsr crtuirfc. various stations of tho Gulf of Tonquln. There is no indication of in intention to concentrate for on attack on Canton or Amoy. Th© catholic orange noli at C*uboncar. N. F., resulted In one man being fatally wounded. In anticipation of further trouble the British war steamer Tencdos haa proceeded to tho sccno o t disorder. Tho colored citizens o f tbe District of Coltxmbui celebrated the anniversary of the signing of the emancipation procla mation, with greater enthatuasin than ever boforo. Tne procession waa review ed a t the white-houso bv tho president nnd Secretary Chandler. totnptroller Knox, In a letteT to tho chairman of the honeo committeo on banking, regnrding the charges against bim by the shareholders of the Boston Pacific bank, asserts: “Tlio allegations ar© made from motives of malice and not from n desire to advance tbe real interests of either the shareholders or creditors. Thero are 188 men, women and children, of all ages, in tho infirmary at Fonrah. Egvpt, living like wild boasts, in inde- ficnbable filth and neglect. Among the inmates aro several raving madmen, who aro sometime® unchained. There oro other inmates in every stage of the most toathsomo diseases. Two black men walk about entirely naked. Tbero is considerable excitement at Shelby, Oceana county, Michigan, over the recent discoveries of gold in that vicinity, in good paying quantities. It ia found on bed-rock a t ra depth of eighty feet. U is coarso and easily worked. It was first discovered tn sand pumped oat of a driven well, about twenty dollars' worth being separated from a cubic yard of earth. General Bad can, in a Utter t o the Din* rio do Ira Marina, says: \As ra dispatch ubiished by the Diario yesterday, dated ladrid, April 14, it open to a bad inter pretation, I wish to state tbat I was not recalled, but on the contrary tLo govern ment at Washington aaked mo to remain. I wish further to say that 1 bavo had no intercourse with tho Cuban revolaionists. Indeed, Captain General Coxtillo has given me thanks for tho course which I pursued in tho Aguero affair.” A t Perigeux, Minister Ferry* said th s t Franco could never allow foreign inter ference with her legitimate interests in Enrojx*. Tho French democraoy conld exercise a peaceful and salutary influence on Europe, which had suffered in tho past from failure to preserve a proper balance of power. He thought the time had flffived when the Country CQhtd dia- cu«is a revision of tlio constitution. The ;ovornment favored a moderate revision lascd upon tbe actual terms o f the con stitution now in force. Second Assistant Postmaster General Lyman was* examined by the Springer committee in relation to the claims against the mail contractors for fraudu lent overcharges. He raid that Sanls- bury was anxious to procure arbitration, but the government declined to consent. Ira forfcv-thrco routes whero expansions havo been made, and which had been in vestigated, thero was a large amount of fraud. As to ninety-three routes which bad not been investigated, he thought mors o r less frauds could, be found, but many o f tho routes were small ana the explosion was honest. The amount in volved in the forty-thro# expansions was $3,178i000» ____ Bciontllic Paragraphs* Experimental rvsearchci on rabies con ducted b y M. 1\ Gibier go to provo that birds may contract tbo disease and that they recover spontaneously. 'With a SkrevauolT battery of ti weight not exceeding 6$ ounces, ft ia asserted that M. du Mounter recently obtained ou electro-motive furco of 1.-15 volts and a current of 1 ampere for an hour. Scarcely a quarter of a century ago thero wero plenty of productive oyster- bids in tbo waters of Norway. A t tho present day tho oyster is very scarce, a* tho bonks havo been overfished and neglected. For Uxe Swiss watch-maker, M. U. A. Leschot, who died on Kobroary 4. tho claim haa beon advanced that ho was tbo first to suggest tn modern drays the uso of carbonado {fragments of black dia monds) rat tho lower edgo of cylindrical drtilB for piercing rock in the process of well-boring, tunneling, &.O. From determinations made of the pro portion of carbonic acid present in the atmoiphero at Capo Horn, as effected by tho members of tuo French mission, it Ap pears that tho quantity of th a t gas thoro is only about 2.56 In 10.000 volumes of air, as compared with 2.64, tho arerogo quantity la the atrnosphero over Europe. At Iho tcmplo of Kroto, Japan, ia the great hell iaal in 1033. It is 16 feet high, 0 fool in diameter, and Dj inches thick. Ita woigbl \ h nearly 74 tons. About 1,500 pounds of gold aro said lo bravo boon lu- cori»orated m tho composition. Ita tono is magnificent. When struck with tbo open urand its sound cau be hoard at a distance of a hundred yards. M. Uoslavo Trouvo has successfully Q| f illed a system of Incflodescont electr Uhtmg to broochw. bracelets, hairpins, gentlemen's breastpins, lenobaof wmlklig sticks, <5tc., and tho current, which con bo turned off o r on a t will by means of ra switch, is supplied by a imali battery cor ned In tho pockot, and it supplies ra good light f o r half an hour al least. Prof. Siivonns P. Thompson baa In vented a new form of elactrfo “ motor bridge.\ Tho wlro la 3 metres long, nnd there rare two wires, ono having o re*tit an co o f .25 ohm and Clio otber 8.31 ohms. Contact is mado witb ono o r other with a sliding contact with vernier attrachcd. A special switch-board with on arrange ment o f mercury oops avoids iho neces sity of transposing the coils. Capt. Lo Vallois and threo other eori- oer officers at present engaged tn Morocco iq making military surveys, ao- comprany tho rarxny o f tho sultan this year cn th© annual mission of collecting trib ute from tho more turbulent of the triboa. It U expected that this will result in giv ing to tho world Gome now rand interesting information of parts regarding which lit tle or mailing is known w ith certainty a t present. Thero is a movement on foot ta develop tho oil—fields of Canada this year. Oil taken from a placo ISOanlea north of Ed- NO. 9S;s! - - ^ J E W E L R Y . Ia. Frico 10 by JS. Kelt, F. s. c. French Skin Cure. For sale by druggists Sleepless nights nmdo miserable by that terrible cough. Hhiioh's cure ib th e reme dy for you. Sold by 8. Felt, jt. Ice. ntchors, tilting sots and ten set® rat Bui- ard & George'*. % 'Wall p a p er at Note's drug storo. i m r g o o d s , Cooke, Ca<iwell& Co. aro now offering: Ldi'gc at*tl C?joic<3 L i n o o f Goods FOR TWENTY DAYS we wUl sell any thing m o u r scoot at G R E A T L Y R E D U C E D Y ltlC E S , To anyone wanting a GOLD«SILVER YVATjGR, C H A I N , PIN, or any article ot J E W E LR Y, OT a Castor, Cake Basket, Pickle or Butter Disk, or any kind ot SILVER WARE, Knives, Forks Aud Spoons, or a nlco CLOCK, We offer E X T R A E A R Q A I M , giving an opportunity of buying a t a much lc- prico than over. Call and too tor yourssivea, IIAGAR & BEEBEJt'. 'NO. 4 WASH INGT02f-«T» l r % TUR B E S T In tho MARKET FOR TUE 1101SET. A Quick < t r a i n t n d n i c k e l m o v e V m « n t. FOR SALK DY IT. W. SOOT X, 4 P a d d o c k D lock FC IJU O SQUARE, KTOWN. WATER'D -X O o l n m lu i , W a tc h ..! montoTi gave, according to a n onairala by Prof. Cta.pman, of Toronto, tbo fallowing mmlt: \Intlammnblo volatile matter. &153 per cant, and fixed carbon a n d lull, G.47 p e r cent. Tho volatile matter con- mata o f hjdro-carbone. The gum presents tho ix.unl character end composition of crndo petroleum. Pasteor, Chamboriand and Roax have reported to tha ncodemjr of sciences. Parts, results of further experiments on dog*, rabbits, poultry, sheep, monkeys and otbor anlmala which were inoculated with the virus of rabies, by trepanning chiefly. The object ol the operation was ro nae'.-rl-'iin how far Immunity from hy drophobia communicated by mad doss could thus be secured. As many a- 23 dogs bare by tho process been rendnred absolutely safe from the effects o f tho vi rus proceeding directly from mad dogs. Although tho headquarter* of the man ufacture of articles of amber and mecr- ecliamn must bo considered lo bo Vienna, this industry, wbich has risen from small dimension* to mormons proportions, is pretty well distributed among several of tho largo cities of tbo Austrian empire. Tho amber is imported from Dantzig, and tho meerschaum is brought iu blocks from Asia Hinor, where tho tneePBchsum is quarried. Imitation meerschaum, in troduced into tlio market of late yeara, is made of tho chips of Ibo genuine meer schaum. Oculists are well awaro that there is vety intimate connection between the human eyes. lilt. Knies and Horner havo demonstrated a direct communica tion between the two retinas by way of the aptlo nervo and ohiasm, by means of injections of Prussian btoo in dead bodies. Recently PBuger corroborated these assertions by making injections in dogs with a few drops of a saturated eola tion o f f uorescine. This fluid was forced into the optic nerve so th a t it passed not only into tha sub-arnchnmd, but also into to \the •ubdtual space. Two minutes after the injeotion both eyes showed a fluorescence of tho retina, wbich persist ed foT several weeks, A email quantity injected into the orbital cellular tissue gave no result _____ S tu b b o r n F a c ts. Dayton; O. , Sept. 25,1380. Ii. K . Ilclphenstine: My Dear Sir—In reply to your loiter, most willingly state that a'fow years since I commenced using Duranc's Eboumatic Remedy for Rheumatism. 1 found almost iusfaiit relief from Its u se, nnd bavo re commended it to hundreds ot m y friends, nnd there is not one, I behove, that has not beon relieved, it not entirely cured. I take great pleasure in shading this cer tlflcato, believing that overy o a a suffer ing from rheumatism shonld know the great benefit they can derivofrom the use of your remedy. Respectfully, F ielding D oukt , Postmaster. Sold hy every druggist, nt o n e dollar. F i r s t Glass l u s u r a u c c , Insure with Thomhs’ Eolectrio Oil. It la tihe cheapest and best method of insur ance wo know ot. B y 1th two yon are aura to escape many grievous aches and paint, Policies are obtainable a t ill d rug gists in th e form of bottles a t SO cents and t l each, and liver .teed Hood's Barsaparilla it made of roots, herbi, and barka. It (ivt* ton* to the atooach and makes the wank: atroag, fSoU h y d is n ta*. Spring and Summer * m w O T S T B B S . FRUIT! J. T. FRUIT! WM wm recelvo.thls.woel! at .his O30STEB HOUSE BOO B o x e s F i n e JUCesiina.ZtMOm, USO B o x e s F i n e M e s s ina O r a n g e s , * Prices aa low aa my one eaa aan cooaMarU( quality. 8hall be in receipt weekly of Urge qnaa* dues, tonosoiacmcommlaaion, AUEnutaUppea n good condition. ‘Orders prorrptlylined. N.B. Qystom received dally all theywr romd. B F J L B K B 9 , J C t e . ^ CONTMOTOR8 AND BUILDERS, We mranofractaxo DOORS, SASH, BUnda, Doom ana wnr-i b_ n o t r r u s jtm s ,! . CD B R A C K E T ! , EOLDISGS, Casings, BASE, -Oaredhldii*,- Ceiling ana Flooring. Aad aeU at about aame price as ouoati __ ___ w o r k o N e r e n i a c c S j j ^ Oar H A R D ^ SEA D ^ T WOOD. ■ - o u r * r * < * i r * m w * » 'jiS S S ? Wo aim mu G r l a a s , P o i n t s , L e a d CM Ijs, C q i o r B s N u l h i laewr huatwr aaa wood yam aad. mm* -KMO*- W» kMp F I N E , / , O A K , j tt>rfv SURD AMP B IE D i’-ETE MAPLE, ' E lM k W a lu*,-'; -WRDBtEWOO^’. sxssiroop. Spruce, ; H R M M tm ,'\: C L O T H I N O . 8 B R I N G 8 T jri.E S ! Appropriate Costumes! T E R Y A T T R A C T I WE P B 1CJE8 Tins dkesq a p h e s id e jtia i YEAR, TUX 1 f i r e o r No. 5 Paddock Block. FVRNITUHB. Chamber Suits WALNUT A8B AND (WALNUT, AND ALT, ASH, An eacgaas ltran SERVICE itirasoraxM, 1 Dewey & Fair banks &avo mado extra provision to fomiih the community vrith FirstClats Oloth- ing, at ss very Low Price, •» that all can mako a good appearance, anil a fter j putting o n oho ol onr euits they are lia ble to h e nominated for any office ia tho g if t of t h e people. I KcphMicahs, Democrats, Qrccnhsckew, I j J u U l l r a v I l N 11 V * Jf®? thm.1 S W w £ s i Halfbrccda, Kclljite* Or « t . dcnitcs w ill all bo given On aaude oppox- wc ^guarantee th a t the Stylo a n d Fit shall Iw irreproach able. BUULDIJKl AED OMaataid \WltU V, York StStark * IC U rjgti Tf A.T«OTqjTW; IT. T.> BUILDBR8. A t N ^ I B m u m Mi m s ' , U * - U n U n r ~ M m , gsm J A M B S Jr. J U U O r i » » 4 « L * U M ^ a Mot* a ........................ aytn -jftaA MH m 4 | M i M t a o t f J * t f t r ~ DoerMMd W ■ ~ * 1 , 4 11,0 0 1 'Afgs F . r . z . A g s P n * * Z i 4 ezaisHssc: .• .t .auiLDMr .r HAHDWlWt i&d onr une oiChtaCaerBQXtB ____ eror before, ua ra* ft«l conOdenl tbat onr sttdc win bear trupoction- weraresfliowlBgra lifts oartfaUy selected, . - line ot JU-ALO&ACTTain Ml ths disercnt styles I ttrnity t o purchase, nnd raoot-oxsca. HAL T T IIESES, 8FIU N G -BBD 8 AND FEATIIETSS. TYo bdieTO in moving vhiieihi vrorld is moving; we believe ill selling no. alone cheap, h u t aiso tho finer grades of gobds l 1 ™ Mreve id th e good o ld way o( tolling Mr-Fine lot or MS Walnut ail WWM noHy.forl good* th a t Will give satualietiom (0 tha toceuct savlog. p ..' .»i». . ’i » . J NO* n PV B L I€) a o TTARE* I “wewor, and that judges vrUtTmMfmfruraty 6KRYTC1 E6BS0KQBS* I . - . « j pronooxLco clieap tnd good nttlag* Qoiak d m enrsa oaU n h PavUngA De Long, RE j AL e s t a t e For Sale. nousoraxuiUtt Paddock Street...- -*• “ TenKycX •« ...ww*. \ •* '* \ Wwtrd.banila. ------ \ Boyd afcrMt. - 11 Beat! \ . . . . . . . \ muUha 11 .K t» ...... a,tM l.N* IMO ...... «* \ v . ............ » “ GoUtua 11 . .................. x«t» u >■ orehud \ . .. ........... l,M* “ » oeami \ l,«a .« “ aaeaal 11 *.Ha- waauotimiomTtiaalAtbuadUiMaforMla Otoato-oakiMtr,Kalita, Tnaklia aadXstUM. MS. .. ,f.' tt!ssiuaiM a!«»fM «Ui(axidi«Ltag«ity| i M t n m i t f . BaatonsittMMKia iW h tiH f t iiiMaeA . ocrrKa Rea i WAmtonNdi u u . ‘ Hoping ihatall our pattonaasifrlend! will enjoy excollonh heslth. during ih* : .j? ■ -. • j . ‘ [coming campaign,and t k t all taay altoied iojom o political offlce, remain. Tours Truly, - M r D e w e y «fc FalrRank», 4 7ps% il LtTMBER JT o rd D M U M U r 5 > v UAA0 f-rl A-
