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Newspaper Page Text.ft r..r ay if fTT OUR COUNTV . Correspondents Table Hock items. Mrs. E. D.' Jennings had tlio misfortune to loose a vuluablu horse last week. Rev. Gregory preached agiiin Sunday p. iu. He Id to bo congrat ulated on the size and attoiiiivonoss of tbo congregation. Our sohool closes Friday. Miss Sutton and the children are buey over examination!) and preparing a little entertainment (or Friday even ing. A party of Table Rockers at tended the graduating exerolses of tho Central I'olnt aohool. 1 he class waa email but they report the ex oroiees aa very good. Marlon Nealon, of Willow springs, visited tbo homo folks bore Bundnv, Coming over bis horso indulged In a series of pranks that resulted in a broken Bhuft, but no other dainago. A force of men have been at work for several days donning out the irrigating ditoh. Work has been unavoidably delayed and now must be done with the groatest dispatch. Muoh of tho spring sown alfalfa is making a flno growth. Home, that depends upon irrigation, is be uinnlmc to cry for water, and some was sown just in time to be caught by the last heavy frost. Miss Emma Pendleton, of Saora mento, Calif., spent the woek visit' inn her father and aunt, Mrs. Gunn and her unolo, J. C. Though from California, she Is vory fond of Ore Ron and enthusiastic over her moun tain peaks and forest glens. Janios Polton and Miss Cora Johnston spjnt Sunday with Table Kock friends. The young laay 8 really lamented the faot that she id not come prepared to take away some of the lovely views she has seen alnoe being in Jackson County. "Smoked glass I" Was the order Riven before breakfast last Monday tnorntog and a view of the partial eolipae of the sun, aa he showed himself above the horiion, was en joyed by all. One la repaid any morolng or evening; these days by a close observauoe of the heavens in the vioinity of the sun. Clrclea and sun-dogs seem to appear with out muoh "rhyme or reason," and one cannot help but wonder "what next?" J.C.P. Would Mot Buffer So Again for Fifty Tines It Price. I awoke last night with sovero pains in my stomach. I novor foil o badly In nil my life. When I oamo down to work this morning I lolt so weak I ould hardly work. I wont to Mlllor Ic Houurdy's drug storo ana moy ruoom included Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea ltomody. It worked llko initio und onodono (lxod mo nil right. Xtcorlulnly In tho llnuat thInK I over used for slomuah trouble. 1 shull not bo without It In my homo horoaftor, lor I should not onro to onduro tho sulfur Ings of Inst night again for (llty tlnms lis urloo. O. 11. W.Ison, Livorymun, Iiurgotuiown, Washington Co., Ph. Tins rumotiy t loreain djtwim. oubhk, druggist. Talent Nows Items. Born To Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fobs, May 24th, a daughter. . Henry Ammerman will return to . Klamath Falls the last of the week. Thore seems to be a regular epi 3emio of la grippe in and around Talent: Mr a. A. E. Low and family came over from Hornbrook one day last week to visit with relatives on Wag tier creek. One day last week Caswell Morris eold to A. r . Talent a piece oi iana In Talent, 100x981 foot, considera tion being I1I6.QA. - Tha grading Is all completed and the ties In place for tho sido traok, and preparations aro being made for tho reception of the depot. '. We understand that Ira Wake- fluid was unfortunnto in hav'i.2 one of his hands badly mashed recently, bv getting It oaught in the ma ofilnory of his saw mill. . Two of his fingers were entirely severed from his hand. A Card of Thanks. I wish to Bay that I fool undor lasting obligations for what Chamberlain's Cough Itomudy bis done for our family. We nave used It In so many oasus of coughs, lung troubles and whooping oough, and It has always given tho most period satisfaction, wo fool groatiy Indebted to the manufacturers of this remedy and wish them to please uoanpt our hearty thanks. Itospeatfully, Mrs. S. Doty, De Molnos, Iowa. For sale oy uni. ntrang, arugiisi. Meadows Items. opened The aohool in dlstrlot 36 Monday, May 21st. Prank Davis made Medford business visit Priday. Miss May Backett, of Phoenix, is making bor parents a visit. Born May 21. 1000, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pomoroy, a ten-pound girl. , The farmers wero made happy Priday evening, by a refreshing shower. ; Phil. Slmpklns, of Central Point, was in the Meadows Wednesday on business. Mrs. Wm. Carter and daughter, Mattie, visited friends on Sardine creek the first of the week. Mr. Pleas nt s, of Central Point, whose health has been impaired for some time, was advised by toe doo tors to seek the pure mountain air and has made tho Meadows his choioe. Mr. Pleasants wishing to make his stay here profitable as well aa nleasant. has nut in a stook of groceries at the Spikenard post-offloa. To tha People of Medford. Blnoe my return from Southern Ore too I have been resolving many in- ?ui rle from persons who want to locate, will remain bare until July 10. If any of your readers know of a vacant situation, (tnalo or female), or of a goad business Opening or a desirable farm or resldenoa for rent or for sale, etc., and will write to mo, I ean be of servlco to them. Address. E. 0. Pentlaod, Inde pendence, Oregon. Among tha Church. ' M. K. OIIUIIOII, MOUTH. TheVo'wIII 'baproaohlng morning and evening. In the evenings, for a while, we will aomblno the young people's meotlpg with tho preaching service. Wo want to begin at 7:80 and olono at 8s!J0, giving Ju-tone hour to the ovun- Ing servluu. All lnrltod. 1'HKHIIYTKIIMN OIIUIUJH. Tho usual sorvluos will be hold next Sunday morning and evening.. Thu pastor will proaoh at both services It a. m. and 8 p. m. The quarterly com munion will be daforred until the fol lowing Sunday, June 10th. Visitor are always weloomo. ' OIimSTMN OIIUIIOII. ' At the 11 o'clock services the sormon will be given by Buv. Foslor, former pastor for a number of yearn of too Presbyterian Cburoh. A missionary servloe by the children of the Sunday school will oooupy the evening. We eol sure all will be entertained and profited by this program. All are In vited to both these servloe. . Rev, Fos ter's friend aro especially Invited to tho morning servloe, since he and fam ily aro soon to loave our oity. " -. O. J, Girt, Pastor. Advertised Letter List. following Is s lint of loiter ramslnlntf oa oallnl (or la the Modford poatofflce on May m, im. Colm.JW Oi-or, OH Hours, U L - IIuwm, Fanale 81oyod, Ksq, Robert Whltsy, W J A oharge of one cent will be mario upaa de livery or eson or mo sdova loiters V onion calling lor any or the above letters will ploaso say " Advortlned." U. K. MKHHIMAH, PonlmMWr. WAN IN THE TRANAVALL Notice. I havo a No. 1 bay balor which I will soil or trudo. For further Information liiiulre of Hoik Hull, Spikenard, Jack son County, Oregon. VcrM ml tk riht Dalws '."-.. mnA Hvnr Lokpow, May ST. The war oflloe ha reooivod the following from Lord Rob erts: ' .' "VNRMKtririiNri, Suudiir, May tt. We crossed tho Vanl this morniag and are now enuttinpuu on tho north bank. The xlvanoe troops, whioh crossed yester duyr wore only jnst Its time to sav the jsoat mines .on both this and the other side of the river from being destroyed. Oar oasiultles were four. " Baden-Powell report that the rail way between Mafeking and Delaware- baa been restored and that sapplie an being brought into Mafeking. H saye tba Qanadlaa artillery joined Ooloaet Plnmer from Beira wish laoredibl rapidity. . .' Iiec tenant Webber wo takea twtV eoer at Heilbron a few days agex B west there on telegraph doty. H wa so known that oar troop kuk temporarily withdrawn." ' Kboowitad, May ar.- Oenatat Uton baa Invaded the Transvaal, hoviag eroased at Wonderfonteia drift. Taaibohch, May 36. Oeawrat Vreneat crossed the Vaal at Lindegnes drift yes terday, and Oeneral Henry, with motini ed Infantry, today. They poshed for ward and nearly soooeeded. In savins; the bridge, only tha northermoss span being destroyed. All tha refugee agree that the mines will be destroyed. The Boers are taking ap a position at Klip river drift, having loft the Vaal. The commandants have- asemllV to dlsonss the advisability of dlsoootna- Ing the strngKlo. Meanwhile Ums la a foro of the onemy at Myrtoo. Thomas Collins, the San FVnaoOioe orook who robbed a bank 1st Seattlt some time ago, ha been found guilty and sentenced to tea yer Lmpruoa ment. City Property for Sale. One lot situated on Eighth 'street, at roar of J. R. Wilson's Bhop, which can be bought cheap. Building proporty. Inquire at MAIL oQlce. on . Cheap Wheat Makes ohcap flour. There I no flour made that's bettor than onr "Mew Pro cess." We are selling IV at. per 1000 pounds, 65 cents per sack. A. A. Davis 4 Co., Medford, Oregon. Mistletoe Notice. Notice 1b hereby given that I have sold my horso "Mistletoe" to O. L. Corwln, who will continue the horse In stud, and will collect all money due on this preaont season of 1100. Pool Corwln, manager. W . H. HKMBRHB. OF COD-LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES should always be kept In the house for the fol lowing reasons: FIRST Because," If any member of tha famllv has A hard cold, It ; will cure IU cm nun Because. If the chil dren are delicate and sickly, It will make them strong and well. JHSRD Because, If the father or mother Is losing flesh and becom ing thin and emaciated, It will build them up and give them flesh and strength. FO UR TH Because It Is the standard remedy In all throat and lung affeotlons. No househoH should be without It It can be taken In summer as well as In winter : joe. ini It.oo, ill dmfU. , Uold Hill Items. IIY BPKOTATOn. Horn In this ally, on May i, 1000, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Ruth, a son. Mrs. John BnrnUmrg, of Modford, visited her imronts, at this place, Tues day and Wednesday, MIsh May Kellogg returned Mond ly from a visit to nor mater, Mrs. unaa. SUiooy, in Hams Valley. Mr. Towmond, who formorly con diiutad tho Oold Hill hotel, will ongngo in tho ronl estate business horo. Or. C. E. Morrill and W. J. Smith aro gulling matorlnl on tho ground for new rualdonaos In Dukum's addition. J. I.. Hummuraly Is nolo to bo on tho struota ugnin aftor mi attack of tho lu grippe, whlah conn nod him to his bed for sovoral woolen. H. 0. MoNell has moved Into bis now ronldenoo In the Ookum addition, and Mrs. Dukum's new rosidonoe is nearly roady for oooupanoy. H. O. and K. K. Kubll will resumo operations at tholr quartz mine, on uans oreeK, tne nrst oi tee woes. Thov havo a larire Quantity ol oro on . r.. ..r .iaa tlio dump wnion win nun aoout f iuu por ton. Memorial dav wua anoronrlatoly ob served at this plaoo, sorvloes being oon duotod at the M. E. Church by the O. A. It. Post and Women's Hello! Coma. O. B. Watson and J. L. Hammoraly do- livored tbo addressee. F. R. Rav and Mr. MoHlo. of New York Citv. arrived hero laat Wednes day. After looking ovor tholr mining l II LUI UVIU, Villi J ) . U WU.UBUJ sevoral other, loft Friday for a tour of inspection In the Elk oroeic aiatnot, to oe gone ten aays. Wanted. 1000 cords of 4-foot wood- cut and do llvorod. Wantad teams to haul wood. Steady work. ' Address, Dr. C. R. Ray, Oold Hill, Orogon. Take Notice. Partlos using oity water will take notice that the hours for using water aro from 6 a. ra, until 11 a. ra. and from 'i p. m. until 0 p. m. Many are diere garilng this ordlnanoo. in the futuro will bo alrlolly oniorcoa. no iook out. R. B. Lawton, Supt. City Water Worka. Wheeler & Wilson Leads 'em all. Thero ib not a sowing macliino on the markot so doaervedly popular as la tho Whoolor Si WilHon. it lias no Buperiora n 1 its onunlsare so scattering aa never to havo boon dullnltoly located. The Whoolor .t Wilson luia a rolullng shut tle, whioh is a great improvement ovor io sliull o lormeny in uao oy ii ana now used by oinor maoninoB. iae Whoe or & Wilson is a maohlno tbat soils upon its merits and bo sure are the manufacturers of tbeae merits Boning tho machines tbat they are always anx ious to have partlos laKo tnem on trial, John F. White Is agent for those ma ohlnes In Hodlord. Ho wanUi you to oall upon him before you buy. A Bargain for Someone. Sovon hundred sores of land nearly all tillable two and ono-hall mllos oaat of Phoenix donot and sevon mlloa from Modford. Good orchard aB good wheat land as Is in the vallov. Rood oorn iana two o-nnd houses, uood outbuildings, five good springs of water, plenty of tire Will sou cattio, nogs anu noraas wood. with farm. Will Boll reasonable. . 0. T. Payne. For Sale or Exchange. ' 200-aore farm altuatod five mllos from Ashland and about Blx miles from Med ford; 00 aorea undor plow; all fonoed fair linupn: anrlnrr water. Will ex ohanire for rosidonoe In Medford. Also ano bioak of building- lots In Ashland 600x240 feet; lnsldo property; nloe lo cation: fonoed; some fruit, ra. Cj. Miner, Gold Hill, Oregon. Taken Up. There came Into my enloosure, eight mllos oast of Modford, on or about February 10. 1000. one three-year-old steer, branded "JY" on left hip- brand oonneoted, overalopeon each ear, nnnr. red. Owner will Dleasd -oall, prove property, pay oharge andtake htmaway, . K. S. 8TIM90H. D. L. DAY,. Painter and Paper Hanger, Twentv-five years' experi ence: let me mane a Dia on your work. Rooms in Halley Block i "--"-- Oregon The Boss Babbitry Bonnie Bell We raise only .. .. Lad j SmilK High Grade. Hares From the beat Imported blood. Our pedigrees contain Yukon, Lord Briton, Sir Style, Banbury, Commodore, Na poleon and Unloorn. I am prepared to furnish a limited number of tip-top exhloitlon specimens. At stud: My choioe imported buok LORD ROBERTS. Fee $6. W. H. SMITH, Prop., QrM Valley, Calif Member N. B. H. Aasoolatloa. . It is reported, in Stockton that the orops in the northern end of the oonnta- will b exoeptlonallr largo this year. Thoosands of tons of boot will be pro duced there this season for the Crockett beet-sugar factory. Grain in tbat por tion of the county la looking fine and the fruit crop gives promise of being largor than usual. On the Arthur Thornton place the WO acres of broom oorn, whioh was planted aa an apart ment, I in splendid condition, and Mm raising of that orop In that locality will undoubtedly prove a raooeas. All tha oro barda ruder the ha DWan flame ar thoroaghly soaked and th surplus la going into tho La Kaaa and Lemon Orove raaervoira. Sevaral stream are running into tha diverting dam, and the oountrr 1 la a bettar oondltton thaa k has been In thra The lemon output Is bound b vary mooh larger than tha moat san- gulus MMmaM. SMUttor 8. O. Smith of Bakaraoeld has in preparation a bill whioh ha la ts prsssat to tha lagislatara at the next ses sion, tha objsot of whioh ia to provid simple and direct method or securing stood roads throughout the stats. It li bill tor tbe formation or gooo roaas districts. It is prospoeed that when the property-owners of any locality in a oonnty desire to have constructed a modern road they may, oy a two-tmras vote of the proporty-ownora, form them selves into a good roodB distriot. If the necessary two-thirds vote is seoured it will then become the duty of tho board of supervisors to doolare the distriot formed. Tho supervisors will, by the tonns of tho bill, be empowored to sot apart for that distriot oertain portions of the general road rand and also a por tion of the road fund of the distriot in wnioh the good road distriot Is situ ated. The rest of the money necessary for the oonstruotlon of the road may be raised by a direct tax on the property owner of the distriot, or by bond, as the property-owner may eleot. The bill contemplates that before a good roads distriot may be formed th entire plan of work moat be eomptotad and the oost determined, that the voters oaa ballot intelligently. The plan ia In suo oessfal operations in Indiaua. T. J. Owens pleaded not guilty at Santa Rosa of the murder of Ed Hate at Lyton Spring, Sonoma oonnty,' last month. Hi trial wm sat for Jan 14. The Napa oooawy traaaarar haa lost paid the laat two bonds of th oonnty indebtedness. It was th Anal pay ment on a debt otiaftaUs- over ISOO.OOO. Th man who fall overboard from the steamer San Pedro While ah waa storm bound In Drake' bay Thursday night Drove to b Thomas B. Jon of ColSax, Nevada oouo.tr, Oal. The drowned man's Identity Waa established at an in- anest whioh was held by Coroner Bden at Point Bare lighthouse. At tha in quest a statement waa read, signed by On stain Zaddart and First Offloer ftta ton of the San Pedro, reciting the olrOBmtauos surrounding th drown lnat ot one. Thl document seta forth that Jones feu ovatvoara at n odiook Thursday evening, shortly after.. the San Pedro had dropped anohor in Drake' hay. Governor Smith of Montana (Wed the raoanoron the supreme benefa caused by tha resignation ot Aaaoatat Jnatlo Roat by tendering the aapranaaant ta R. Ls Word, an attorney or Helen The pnsident atnt toitha tanat tk fattowtnaT nomination st fa. B. Toota oi Arriba. CM., ton saaHatar of the land offlo at Haao, Ooli William R. Ed ward of Vargo, It. D., to be reoeivar oi nubiio mesaraat Kampaat Oity, Alaska) tfeMwmjttre of Soatk OaroUna. ts be oonaniatHonan, Jrsnno. A anaoial rom Kood river, Or., say Mia Ida torn, a aohool teaobar, agad TM Mac, was shot and instantly kUUd hf BanJasala Wnjaw, He waa a of alias Voas and tried to stab her, mat aaatsSsful ha seoured a rill and skaShar. Arts oarrying the body tak) t katat h awasown tcaM nat wtmastj.; -v .-ii:;: Central Point Itesas. John Williams, Jr., is lying very ill at tho family homo, Bishop Morris held services in the Baptist Church Thursday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stidham, of Glendale, visited relatives here last week. John Hamriolc is building a very neat residence on his farm, near town. W, S. Eaohus is building a neat cottage on his lots in the Cooksey addition. Mrs. Downimr and sister. Mrs. Taylor, visited relatives in Ashland lant week. Tbos. Harriott, ot Applegate, is now employed in the Holmes Bros.' blacksmith shop. Runnel' Moore aind family left for their stock farm, near Lake Creek, last week to- spend the summer. L. P. Pate is lying seriously ill with dropsy, at the home of his son-in-law, Mark Weloh. Miss Mary Matruder, who has been paying her old home a visit, returned to Kiflsoathon last week. Mrs. B. B. Whittle, o( Great Falls. Montana, arrived here Mon day and will make this place her future home. Misses-Anna and Verna Clements will leave for Oreville, Calif., next Sunday, where they will go to spend the summer with their father. Kev. j. u. Uregory preached a very able sermon to a largo and appreciative andience on Memorial day. The G. A. R. and W. R. C. attended in a body. ,. The graduating exercises of onr publie sehool took place last Fri day evening and proved very satis factory. A large crowd was pres ent. Tbo graduates are Bobt. Gal loway, Wm. Carson, Bertha Coram, Anna Pankey, Isaao Magruder and Wm. Hockenios. All rendered their parts well and their many friends are proud of them. Decoration day v as duly observ ed here. Hon. E. A. Reames, of Jacksonville, delivered a very elo quent address, after wbioh a fine program was carried out. In the afternoon the G. A. R. and tbe Re lief corps and many citizens rro ooeded to the cemetery, where, the graves of soldiers, relatives and friends were decorated. Ha "You needn't be. angry. I conldf have kissed you two or three time then If I'd wanted to' She "Ye. I" know it." N. Y. Press. . .. , Teacher "Make a sentence-contain-. Ing the word i'purs'ult.' " Bright Boy; (who reads the papers) "Were tea dollars, now $7.W per suit." Phllodel phia Record. - Oaswell "I hear. that, women 'bar bers are becoming quite numerous Ia some places.'' Dukane "Well, most women possess- the conversational qualification:" Pittsburgh. Telegraph. Short Iload to Popularity. Hlngsov "That doctor ls very .popular with so ciety people."' Jingso "Yes; he give . Latin and Greek names to. sick head aches and the like." Syracuse Herald. Willie "Now. .that aister. ls going to marry Mr. Jenka -why.-.ia it called an 'engagement,.'. par? Mr; .Undrethum "Probably baeause.- tha real battlo comes later, my., somT Philadelphia. Press. ' Visitor "What ta dreadful smell of smoke." Hostess "O. it ia-only George burning his weeds,-aa-he call it." Visitor "I didn!t know he went in for gardening." " Hostess '"Neither doe he. He haa been smoking, some cigar I gave him laat Christmas." Judy. Negroes are - unooaaaiously humor ous. Tbe other: day two. roustabout were overheard talking.- They met on tbe levee, after one -had! been absent from the city for several weeks. "Hel lo, Bill. How is .yar?" aaked the first. "Well, was the reply, "da doctor is give me up,- but: in- police ain't." Memphis Scimitar. Couldn't Say. It Mrs. Bambo (on the inside of the -front: door) ''Absa lom, you, have been, drinking agminl" Mr. Rambo (on, tbe outside) "No, m' dear. U-" Mrs. Rambor-"Sy 'Prompt payments patiently pursued produce prosperity." Mr. Rambo "Prompt payments- patiently, prosued pos " Mr. . Bambo "Absalom, you can go up to your room, by way of -the back door.' ' MemphJt, Commercial Appeal. S01tELrTEWCRIME3. tlnawlaav TelrakiB Over a Olulrr, Experiments made by French- a. vants on Mont Blanc, last summer,-, shewed that the ice of a. great glacier- ill serve as a support tor a teiegrapn wire without insulation. A naked gal vanized iron wire laid upon the ice transmitted telegraphic signals more than a mile. Youth's Companion.. BrltUh Vmr Rnarlnea. Traction engines are employed- by the British forces In the Transvaal for the conveyance of supplies. They drag heavy load's up. steel hills, and save the struggling horses, N; X' Journal. -. HEADACHE Pain back of; your eyes? Heavy pressure; la your head? And are you sometimes faint sod; dizzy r is. your tongue coated? Badj taste in your mouth ?1 An-dctoesf your rood distress; yo e Are yout nervoua and tr rltabie r Do- yott ftn have the- blues? And are yout troubled about sleepiogr? m wrmmm But ther a cure. TlatbAfttd reliable Inrrnatlaiaa I HH RaMSItlr Cm .lrts;a'. Every point: ofrview which affords an extended retrospect, makes plain th wonderful progress of civilization to which, this century, haa contributed so. much. Th United 8tat member of th international prison commission flnda such, a point, ot view in the penal lawa which the state, ot the union have en acted during, the laat few years. H imagines Draao. and Solon, tbe great- . lawgivers of, thfttireeks, making attonr af. our. prisons. and reformatories,, an asking, the varioaa inmate what of fenaea they, had committed. A. man. U: a. Virginia jail replies: "I killed: ai oartridge on the 2nd. of February.:" Ai Massachusetts druggist says: "I aolll cocaine without a doc tor's, prescription. . In xennei&see a man is found to be serving a term of three years-for killing fish with dyna- .. mite;, a. Wisconsin baker has had to pay a fine- and spend six weeks in. jail for sleeping, three nights in bis bakerj't a. New. York man tampered with an auto ruatio ballot machine; a California nurse neglected to report to a doctor tha-t a. baby's eyes were inflamed. "I was convicted for watering a bi eycle pathways an Ohio street-sprinkler.. "1 tapped a telegraphrwire," states, another; "and I sold kerosene that waa not up ta the fire test," declares a third. If' the- old lawyers were to extend thejr tour of investigation still farther, they might learn of men fined or im prisoned for dropping.advertising mat ter us letter chutes; . fot gambling by meems of "slot machines;" and for countless other offenses, the verj means for commuting; which were un known 100 years ago,. y Thus the statute-books record .the march of clvilijsation. proclalminsr thl increased richness of life, and suggest. Ing opportunities, and reaponsiblUues unknown even tp. the preceding genera tion. Young men of to-day are apt w hear much, about- th growing fierce ness of competition, and the increasing difficulties off making a living; but th student off progress will not need to gc far into, Ore,. past to find an answer to the arjujn&nt. Youth a companion. They ict directly or the liver. They cure con8tlpation,biUousB88 sick headache, nausea, and dyspepsia. Take laxative dose each; niehn For 60 years years they have been the Standard Family Pills. MosUoabv All DmrMa "I have takwt Anr'a Fin teg larlr for sbr. aaonths. They bav eurM aw ot a severe SMSnshs, sad I oaa bow walk from tw to four mueswitaout getting Uraa or oat of braath, Mraethlog I kavs not bsea a to do furjatny years." a. m. suvuhh July 13, IBM. Salem, mass. Tlratt Coawkea In Loaaoa. Rldina- waa. the only alternative to . walking- ajt the beginning of Eliiabeth'a reign,, aqd: a, lady never rode without six.pn-seven serving men to carry aiure suitable to all contingencies, and the meaps. to repair a toilet which might suffer on the journey, loairoinisn tnis cost coaches came into use. They were introduced in 1564 by a Dutch coachman of the--queen; but we are told a. coach was a strange monster in tnose days, and the sight of it put both man and horse into amazement; some saia it was a great crabshell brought out of China, and some imagined it to be one of the pagan temples in which the can nibals worshiped the devil." But at length these doubts were cleared and coachmaking became a substantial trade. So. rapid was tne increase or. coachea that In 1801 an aot of parlia ment wa passed "to restrain the ex cessive and superfluous use of coaches within this realm." In spite of this in novation, no method could be devised which made locomotion pleasant through atreets whioh were alternately torrents of dirt finding their way to th Fleet ditch, and thick deposits of black mud, which furnished a ready weapon to anyone who . wished to ex press disapprobation. It is difficult for us to pioture London without either eaba or omnibusea. CornhllL - Maga slns. -"" ' British CIvlllaatlaB. This year famine in India covers 350, 000 qaar miles, and render mirabl 30,001,900 people. N. Y. Journal.