w-rf 1 W I. I l I M ! II s-rr:i
'1
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5 i- f
l 1.-, t I liJii,v'
W
s
1 l I
t1 4- Y
f CENTS a week.
: N.Vf faAY MOKNHnG JUNE 1G . i.
IdraT lis tAtf
v4 a $3
Mil
enr ot
K 3
r . 3 ft ?ls'
t t !
, Vrio KEEP
-ivi me -, tmu.-c fainiiy sr. ccr;i.3 a?:i
En tinea i-iiifappleg,
'''i-nsujoi;tcd cakfur
7 r 'j f i i tts a art I'tu f . .Vs
lii i.'.s.
irppl BI1) YMW
iilvcrv Dav.
TEAS asd COFFE
i!!':M ;V!iTI
V,'.:' .1 ,.l i. iUildUili
cax:;'-l woods, etc:
c-t Soap ia.the market
Le
Roi Savon.
A fine assorim?.:it of domestic
unci Imported Cigars
S'Ai .Ii.hti I-t.'s t.ki st.;riil iou 'i i nr.
if v hrick.
X.J. OVERMAN
AG '..N'T FOR TilK
leading mm,
J
mm
ll!S
b
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y s7 M R to. ?vn
SaMii
SA t ft H- IV v J'.o'tr!
Liv :-.
Hriitoe Dealer
-IN A
Vk-I&c the i:a ekoth
n t
W1LLAH
'Tiiis is wh:it Ai'i.my is at present, j j Ocrp'i for cii-cutj iSj htr Uti II 3 j3rfi
: ...d i;: :d: r iu k: p.-ce with the it A nirT HIT inmi '
:.v-tv iia-h: ;:.ei.y, v.u.Wii..ADlL!lRLf.lr Mr CO.QROVfLLr f7L
t: . ' s :';' a::i .-:..e :-
,.! - Ik- j, i;: :! ;n )-i complete
; ?!-.; . nidi; iitar of I'urnii'i'o in the
y. !!'. ii-.v.;d s.l(--rooiisli) Fro
' "i-1". k .!( lli'til wilit an elegant
-j i: i.; rv; furniture, consist
''; "t Un. ii.! s in v.- pn'ienis, line
;i id i it : c!'i- frames, wiMow fhairs
-- rockers. ecii'Lle tallies, liracket,
.'.' !;'"'- ' -MiniiiMiiion of the stock
v.iii snow this to h,; line in every re
t'",'eei. , J
tS i ."'. si.- .1)
TA,V..(5 ' 'NHPP.ST IX MY
t:.-irtu;s t.; .-.,',
: :s aii.i :::.
tVin-.lva tin
: 1 vi: !; in. ! a:::
i' v (taii:;a!nHa:
i'v'.'i ii t; siiviii-;-
Ihel.nsine riU he;.-:,,!,,,,,,! a ksp,1 at
trc iftmc p1eaa. i .i i-, .,,.. '..
Tlanolia l ion-.;
TI1HE r.Esi ma;xo:.; kloVi; i,,-.,v
X rrcd to any part ot f.,ril , -lv
nisodtf K"-
7.,t ,c. c!ved u 'V F P,. .a- -"
live "f l imes hue lausP.n lUl,i,riVtv,.
tUo girls' wlide dresses and mfa,lN-
slips." Call and see them.
.A tine line of imported eigarsrv
ceived at Brownell StaiiisrdV
The Red
;laruv;ire?Stoves, Ranps, Tinware, Copparware. ilbSi
Pumps, iron pipe, ruldwr h"e and plumbing ceo Is. Sol- agents f(vr th
'.h-liruii-d "E irly iJitakfasl"' cook stoves and ra'.:-, and ,-Fauitlct-" parloi
H'.-s!t.i;i .-tow. "Alh-uiv, Oiv-ron.
Julius Joseph
p ,
Manutacturer ot
f; f1 n s ns
u t k k
i . i. 4. ii W M u iS
tLu
Cigars, Pli!; ni!:l Smokinir To'iai - eo -
full line of tfinokt rs
i'Alii !
I f.
Next door U Burkh.irt Kcc-ucy's
w i l;
Dealers in nil
a,
n I?T'-t"''i'i t'r.'-'il r- 'v-ioLtpr-, Tv.in-nt 1 '7 -, -. n.i
.liifc, liijhUiUi ijfjiilv JiiLliiiiliGa, LAjhli;;?, 1 li. j
at
. a ! ! 'i: i.f I
v: i . . i " ' .... : Ji 1 ,
tti-et iM-slf, ini1sK-;i:7:.t iV,-;!i1l.-c.;ilil;ll.:llinun, i.i
in 2- ta.-lcV, uic. W.-sfrmnT'd vuzm-s, !aifr;T !
picket kiiiws. Tw Ur. kinds of srwii-.-r uuu-iiirM- !
1 j
' . . i
Mi CeHHTYSiSrOR hh t:-:.. j
uup iiring of .-evvjus; ;.:aeLines, ..i:t--e..l
ijiiiia, ti Mi i
S-M r i-HVl ( IJ
. Iqurxs ASTrfMA .Coughs,
:ri-: .if i;. ;!,.."(,... v , . ,. ..
..!',.; y...,:, ..r , ;:, i!,o;a-.V,';;s 'T;' o.ivu y,,:1 an iv-is-i-.,
n..s, or , r;,;, :.,.:, i.c-.::,l Ma ..alatc, . h .'.kcd v,:,,1'; 'u !,:""" :h.
v,.;i I----.n . '- .i-i.,.., .,,.,ir .,.., .,, ,..; ,' '! " k"',r,i " : lio thou!.? -.
iCZ , I, kmSif iM.'ue.,.,,: s.:,,vtaa, .f'S;;
'.YUMEKr 3. JSSm fill AR.A NTKFn r-L ; ! ' ,s , !u,t,i :e .U-eoa
;1 !2 BY 'AMU.' , M
j A;0 -Ri CUtCIcA-U-C ATARI
!AB1 TIME MEn-CovQRGViLLE
Cj .'.-o:ii)l'-sofvs re-. 'J UiC cm-i "plum ttltlllli
As ev.-.y h.cath .:lvi-n into the iunLS n.uM poss OMr.'ne. Letoiue pi.'duted lv j),e rcH,
ten- in ii"c 1-.1 j:-S5S. it li.l H I ,,;.-r; j !.:V p:.'ua- iii,. , it
ir:Mh-,-.,:vt:;kisplf..o, wl.il. Ilinoili. n MUi U t :s its . orTTTT,,,
naii 0 i stor,a. h, tifs.ft'cs ';a iMi.i , : i , :ltu j.h aa ifvff j :;-. in 1 1 : : v.; t;..,;
trt . unless and consumption.
DO NOT PhOUKAb NINA I t.
' " .vi have cypcric'N -A of the ar,ov. syurf tolas U nt de.a.mu trv Catik.n!
. , r,,,','."-c, ! ,.th5 1, t'f t:r.tGr sv.-u brail
saata hie aix! CaJ.-Cars. Far aie -y , . . , .
'
Successor to E. W. Lanjrilon
DEALEK IX-
Ems, Paints, Oils
Peffuiiu-ry anil toilet nrticliv-.
::lso a fuH "line '.!' lifA)ks.
i.itioniT". pcrioilitals, trU
p:?" Prt'Si-viiitioii ctivc-i'i: h .
ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE
14 .-Kny
Oli-iT"" !
Front.
.l
uioicc Cigars
h 81 fi i il t T k t & a 3 it I
irlllU lLi i? Lij
, ?i!i"-v?i ':.iiii:i and l'j;-!..;r 3'iV'i, i
Article - . Also ih-a! r in
TROPICAL
Ileal ltiite OIIut, Aliiany,
! l,e ie
i!..-t."uai. !:!.-,
'"e . i.i ally dullc
EUKEKA
ril Tlic nat!.. Cai'lV..:nia ,n..a,w t
...el. : . i ; t-. .n a.'ii in n.; -v. inn i
an: . i.i i i,s i.C'l ui:t f..iaal ilia', uu
a: "d in trait pleasant te.nedy for al
d;!(.:it and irtitr irovdilcs, S.:;ta Alilr:.
the rule of co'i:rli.s, ;'stlna, and i on
y.imipti ii. i'-.l:ay t llasoii. of A!
ra';y )rt j;iti, iiye l een a. jiointd!
eai:j:uij.-i i" h:a valine Califnrnia rem-
ly, anil : eil it. liiaio a ynaiantce at S.
v b.atthrci: i.ii H r.n
FOIt S.VLK I5Y
'.f.n.vxY
c in-.! ;ox
3.,
way 1
Mason
CUFE TCPv:u!ccisfar ba,kinthe head; ornetin cs
ATACR" inciM.ra.a; c.ve.i:.- c ,, , ' S
ChlMit -iL
' '
. .
Albapy, Oregon
5 W S.1Jf,
Tn : 'io wars nnver varies. A murvel
iti;r vn, i -
of piiritytrenstb and w liolesomeness.
Mi(re eeo-joiuK-.-.l rluia tff ordinary
kinds, and cannot be solo m cin peti
tion v.-itb multitude of low test, siioi c
w.-ittht alum or nhosphate powders.
Sold only in eins. Rotai. Bakin: ow
! iEii Co., 100 Wall St., NT. I.
Dit. X. iii.Ai.KISl"itX, A'lTtiKNKV At
. !.:i'., A!'anv, Orcnii. Ol-i.e in 'Jdd
i.rli. w's Te'ii).Ic. " ili practice in all courts
oi the state, and rive ?.ix.d at'.antion tu ail
hileilll'SS.
j . . , I
insilS
j
; u. v. KATiliM'.FOhO, ATToiiXF.v at
.f Aihaay, Onyon -ue in
r:iV.'iii"iAN'S.
; r. :ia'-Ti:X, j HVblclAX .:! .-i j
' ' . ' " ' L j
"". ' i:;.;.;--, !'.?"; jK'ia.n ..m .stuv I
it , i.-..-.. AiiM'.y, on-uwi.
4 1 C. KKLi-Y. rilVSlClAX ANt -I !
V'. v:-5i A!li:u!.i , ' "ri'.:u!:, ;rl". o cr -
v.4i..i s auiv. OliAv loi'iiv, U'iiua..
;'. M. :
c. A. Mc-vf.yr'ali K.s i.O.C.vrKW S
l.-vw-'afMiji Mreet, over i,.ii:;i ,'i SanmuM
:-tt wlicra...?! fount) when Miii mu-
.'pSis'.'TjL vj wr::'
M5LE,a'"KCE0I-JvflI0 ,
iavs.vi;.ri;-iiuit, .rcsttiuiico. eoriit-r cii
Kir st. an.1 tikwluvS'Or.'- Ciiroiv- ;
di.-t-.sst? a $!itT..l7o!wulUition free. Of-
'"h - 10!"'2a.m and 2 to 5 r. .m.:e.j
'i . i:i- mi
VT'b , '...-. l., ti.e ii;i,.u.:-. ..." li.c
' : ': :""-",-:-!-':."' :"""t"
,, -Ad-'is of i.aXd tv.'i K! pj
M b ' ''! 1 :' Aliian-. ,m nr Via' iii..;-,-n
- ,,,;,:.
Z ' Tw'lZ
u; ,rvUbir-
1 ' '
t' .frt.unr.,,., i.:-:i.ii:..i i.3
-a r..M An i foav.,,
'jr. r ih.v i !;('!:; o j, V.! ( .
I'ihid iiiitiUtisid Wi'ii
: i ::ia"iiat;!s, ispeciiili? nativesami
C'h AjRA'AlV nrnOiJ. : Portuguese, have tor some time
01 ill.bii'Jl, UhlJlUl-l. i)t:1, &ile ls sympath
r:;EsrD-NT, Xi. Fimn. i eric sjentte and industrious. "Dr.
v.ict; pitKsiDEXT S.E.Young, ! Fuuliy" ,s m,t hampen-d by any u.
Cash IKK.. O-FXliaiiii t.;ai:;, !ilc s,li.lm conveutionaiifies oi so
MLxu:r.s A GKXiiiAij jiANUiXo t.tlled oolite society, but proiierlv
JL i.lfeiXLsis. Avwaiuts kept wu.jeei . , ,. , r , '. 1
-r,,,;!;. :,i-;i Ksehwae and Tei.'strei hie d.-fssetl tor lier work and lor pro
Traastcr mi vc-w'York, cliin-un. Sr.n t ct;m agaiust the weather. Sl)v
,:''::';S!:i"-0re?,,'-Co:iali,''iS mounts her horse and let the rain
ifl ,.k on ia,oii.nlf iciu.3.
crr- ; cii.ie uo.vu in torrents or the night
11 Tor L. Fl;n. 1 be ever so dark she is instantly oil
l r:. k:.ms r,UyI.f-,.".;xi" 1 l,wlu to auy partot the district to alle
... . . ' ' ' . ' . ' ... ; vi.ite iUtleiing, ueer asking
AfitX i;S;i::(; llAfLROAi; V.OitK
il 1' '',!: ': r er. ui'p'i va '' ''v ' I'i
"."X I); ivi:---(; p xiLHOAi: v. oi: K
icr C; ;,'r.-n'!i-r l .vvA. at nii iw .nu.r i is I
at '.V.dia'.a W..rl-; Will 1-e v;t;-..r..:!y -n:l cd j
on tit Waiit-.H hioju-h. ma' an ::niiliitll
Hum" i" "T ii s i; can ( ntrm i te: i-- i. i ;.
IS. Flimli.
BOOT AXP sHot-M u-.t-K, ALL WOHK
w; rran ed. .-hop tsii-e the (ire Tvniove.1
to Ferry si vet, seca.! do -T from postoliiet.
: -.
Sotice of ll.Mlnliii.
niO ALL WHOM- 'IT MAY COXCEIiX
L the eo-jannership heretofore existii;;.
hetwe.-ii K.ihert J. Carson and John X. Hot-
m'h ' ' V"4" &Ur7trv,,t
ic;H.V K. IIsKKJMN.
; .
jr':v-i.
T A-Kt'l Y,T.!Jl.fc.!t AM.OU-NCES lo M im
liatr. rt' aiu :"ri''tidi Qiitt he mil ' foand
oh Lv.iii ,t.r.f-t, 1 ewosii Liiiiino O ). i v.
an ; i''-t sip-i t. e.iiTjl hii nev. rooms in Fo-
v; '-.' .,' '.la-; i.' P lir'-k UK: rf-ady, :
'j1'1' IS lilH top of the
G ED NU INE
PEARL TOR 'LAMP CtiWiNEY
All others similar are' imitation.
This exact
Label is on
eac i I'e erl Top.
Chimney. A
lealer mav sav
nd think he
good, lier HE
inn v,-t Tn-1
1 :. t; '.-.J... .
l- . , , -'-, ui'"" 11
txact Laoel ,md bnr .... a
everywhere. - Made onlv bv .
Geo. A. Macjbsth '& Co.,
xii,ii.)ji-g i'j,.
iST
mm w
"-'in' cuni 's'": 1 h t' -e ni::n:ji!r-..f
'i:..: x - v -,-t'ji'.t i ji. '.i,i; : v.,
" i.'.' : .!-.i of i),
"Li. i ';iUs ' :ti t" . r :.i-r. ii. Iu-r.
"i-v ' -li AutuniKii's .h;n;:m'riii,'; mist s! c
i i:a!- i'ii tor
i- dr.
AVi i .' '.)!i-: !s ..ii iiiiiiiVi's al Iit;r tip o.;t,
A . i-; iii-tt.nvtrs in hvr U s.
''.''.v ' ,r out in d-.e,
'I ' u.'.l'.l l.lil's M :. : lr:-)lt:.Y,
b. d;-!!.-, uito;a iu.r fy.'t,
Int' '.'' ."'it lr. V:iu iu-j !''.iivl. ,
i ki ovr t 'o; o t.t.ialy shirts,
it tiiu.!d ii'.r'.--tv
..' pot ' .: d: 'nty hca.l,
uii c-f i!ici4 '! s-huiiide"!
..Vi vU r-.iit;sr.s ka- ( tl.tnk that 1
- Sue! so m have neld r id' kr ;t-d " her
A spring els t a. t-t'e shriek
CO'ifoi:iiii it! v. niv s,scc!
- G. Onii ti Diiy Wr Vs-er in the f eiav.ry.
A .SuHJUsStT A-itiJ M't;ip-.'(1 in
(.-.fj ii b.:::sir.ioaal arrest ami
-(-i.uic c-f coiii lii'oiHjd goods took
piair.: oil ilie !:i'i:t of .May 11th.
T in; cook ot t i o bark Fen is s.
'i'iioui lit. 'ii wasM tii to co.iie ivr
tiie i-inp's ii': witli a baf wiiicli
he put !!'.!o a !;:k:K and then we tit
on board lite ship again . While iu:
wns ;oik' on beard the wa'chmau
notified Fort Surveyor G-r:je
Maikham, who in company with
Uutms OlHoor A. Gi'.tlHaj, v.ire
making then- rounds. Examiui :g
the i)agt!it'y found that it contain
ed a live gallou demijohn of whis
key. Securing tliis they vc;;t on
board the v-se! to i'insf tiie coo:-:.
Tiiey lor. id him iu the i:ty
" ."'I : 'M 1 tip in UiC AOlfriC
,'!i:i'i::il in l lie Aoit ricai) il ur
: s to ai-
know-
iag what coin plications mii-lit arise
1'i'Oiii jtrrcftfng a foreit:ier with
u L u Wi.;ljiped iu a U iliona'
t oiice du-iice D.iyton a:Ki liio
I Juced a vv- i;rcu retur.ieu tt tlu
' siiip r -e fo - d wiHi two regukr
("'cc i.i.. .-r-5. t hey lounu tm
cock li cked in the pantry, tht-
doo: of wi.iri: thi-y fore, d opt i) :
tli:; iii:.a u is :tu wrapped up in
t-c: ...... t ' "cn oii ; ni cnit'y
;i;:i
q'.p -i '''iy t.zzn; '!isini ii;
whic;i kU::s aud idow w ere free-
ce - let. !.j m.tKii ilie aM'JSt aim
!"1.v ""'ueu tUc'.l piisoi).rl Wtd,
t.h.e A .iii;in;e: oi Ills, .urlt-.' JJO; tiie.-
statKMpTiuvTiu
Jose .Caesehis. ' . T-f
.v.; ,'r Wctmoiv M D
. Jll"s 1 r"1'" ' etmoi. At. u
na oe;j tippinieu ioverumcnt
Phvsician lor the isiaad of Hi!o.
."xji'. F ii-iv ' oeenme tauu.iai
. wuh inauy of the usages V tliC'ii-
1 cine be.o.e she went to the Uniicd
: states to take a pracneul course it,
i .ne ol oi'.!' iOi'iiiC-d solton's. Tl;e:
ailli u!jd !;u;1..
s w e tir.e. When she
S:IW thttt ,or tHse!lst's almht PecuJ-
j :.'f to mis country it wou'-l o;in-
dii' u-t.s, so siie aalu went to tin
: iJ aaoUltr veal.
s:-'ciij- tin. e mis been very great, so
much that the larger part of the
! w,,fc-',er i,lu peopie wantiug hti
1
! be ri
ch or poor.
Keiit'ws Her Ttiutli,
! Mrs. Pliiebe Chesley Peterson, Clay
; Co.. Iowa, tells the following remark
; abie story, the truth of winch i
j vouched for hy the residents of the
'town: "I am 73 years old. have been
i ,i ...:i. v.fa...... r,i.,
j troiioieu ,,ii.ii iiinii;j( w.i.M.iiut uu,
; lameness for many years; could not
, dress myself wit nollt Iielj). Xiiw I am
' u.eu roiii all pain and soreness, aijf
i ,vn al);c to c0 niy luaisework.
' owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for
l''5; len.wtd mj jouiii, .mu ic-
i moved completely all disease ano
1 j ai..."' 'fry a bottle, 50c. and $1 at
; a oslliiy Alasons.
i
Tlieir Biisiaess Kacmiiii-.
- Fridiablv no one thintr has eau-cd
! such a ireneral revival oi" trade t iv,-
hay A; Mason's Drug Store as their
' i;n li.if aw ay to tnen eufiotni'i.-- k. m
7:iaa .""lice trial buttles of Dr. K-ii, s
Xv.w Disioveiy far (.'on-anipinry.
Their trade is simply enoriim'.s rT
this very va.ua.iile article irom li.e
fact thai it always cures ami never
oisajiDoi'its. Ct:irhs. Cole.-, A-Una.i.
bron chilis. Croup, and all throat am
! lung diseases qmeklv cured, ton can
test it before bisyiiitrbiy gelling a trial
bottle free, large size si. t.very no -tle
warranted.
""ror A longtime T bad no ap-
itite, was r lr at m), am;
very much debilitated. After tak
two botiles oi Ayer's ftarsap; -nila,
my strength and appetite
returned, and my health was
completely restored."!). M
Fisher, Oswego, N. Y.
s hnv nf Aver's Pills has saved
has others asirminvant oi stcKuess. "When a
j remedv does not liappen to he
.;,i.-W i-wm-i-.. nt-oiile are hab'e to
' ' .,i',f(. ' oi .liiiTii'nts and, of
lie.'-' i' "' ., .. ,,-
if sinetts ulness lohow
'heV htive tJ stiller the consf-
ieuences. "A stt.cii in time saves
nine.
U il Jbi 1 1 A 1 J C.
Two Great Emperors Who Ave
Ko,v Obic-cts of Interest
rreiedvk of G?jm-r.j Fa.-;.t-3 Awsy Zi-ia
z't'l'i of Braiil Eeocverirj- Se:icu3
Tile Hkp.a'.d's Sik '.a! l)-.t.ju:'i
-f Bej t -, J 'ime 4& .tTI ie em pp ror
died at'll oVioek'this. moming' at
Potsdam. A bulletin issued an
hour before the emperor di- .l said
he had been lying for some time
in a slight slumber, broken by
wakeful intervals, during which lie
showed di-tinct si iiis of consciou. -
ness. 1I gave no sijins of sulfe -ittg,
and his pt;ise and breathing
were very weak. T::eie was no
material change in his condition
during the niiit. All the men -bers
of the impeiiai family it
inaiiH'd at the castle iuritg tl.e
night. Tite empress oi-L not leave
tlie castle, and at 4 o'c:iock re
sumed her watch at the bed-ide of
the emperor.
The death of the emperor has
caused intense exci-anient in Bej-
lin. A'l members of the royai
family and ministers of sta;e were
present in the death chamber at
Frederick's palace. A ministeria1
council was held just before the
empeior di: d. l'iince Uismarck,
wiio presided, was much a6itat' d.
The bourse is closed.
at j f) j)ic.vrn-i;j i.
IVrsDAAi, Juno 15.-1 oring the
, . , " ,.
.aily evening tnc empetoi's condi-
eail
t'on was com p. ".ai vely good, and
he. sat for half an iiour in a chair
and took some nourishment. At '.'
o'clock there was an alarming in-crea-i!
in bis inajesty's weakness
.ilKi i'.,i..1'Se
die tialace were teleirrai.hevl to
roinvn At .i ,.-d,,r-L- I,',' i .vnm,
restless, and ftjon alter the iamily
were assembled , ht the room .au
jaent to that in vv'iiieh tlie ehVpef'?
or died. At, 10 o'clock this morn
ing access to the palace was stop
ped. Cornt Von csteiberg. Werni
geis a iid CMint Chamberlalti were
t.-.o oii'V n::-.:ter.s pieseat at that
time. Chaplains i'er.stiis and
iiog.j wen.', also in attendance.
'!" :r:'-Vie s ::r- :r w assembled
i.v i- roue nek s ca.-ue. 'i nev a:e
u.iw waiting an audience wiiu the
new emperor and empress, who are
now at. the easlk
OFFICIAL ANXOrXCF.Mlt.'vT.
P. R i June 15. The lieich
saiiiiv.er (ollicial paper) puoiishes
the following announcement : ''The
royal suiferer has ended i'is earth
lv career. Ev (iod's decree the
emoeror king, our most gracious
master, passed to his eternal rest
shortly atter 11 o'clock ih;s morn
ing, after long and grievous suffer
ings, which were borne with ad
mirable fortitude and submission
to God's will. The royal house
and German people have twice
been bereaved within a short time.
They deeply mourn the decease of
our much-beloved ruler. Signed.
Minister of ttafe."
THE XEWS-1X I.OXPOX.
London, June 15. Much 'sorrow
is expressed at the death of the
emperor of Germany, who was
very popular here. Flags are fly
ing at half-mast and the blinds of
many houses are lowered. Imme
diately upon receipt of the intelli
gence Queen Victoria tslegraphed
a message of sympathy and bor
row to Empress Y.ctoiia, h'tr
daughter.
Tiie Prince of "Wales has returned
from Ascot Heath, and will prob
ably &ta: t for ilerlin to-night.
The stock market is inactive.
Foreign seen tities are a shade
firmer, the impression of operators
jjing that the death of the empei
or wiii cause no weakening o
Prince Bismarck's power, and that
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the peace policy will continue .0.;
predommate in Germany
IX KUMt.
Pome, June 15. Signor Crisp!
... ,
prune mmister. announced, tf.e
death of Emperor Frederick to tho
chamber of deputies to-day. lje
made pathetic allusions to th,?
clsad ruler. Py a unanimous vote
tiie chamoci' adjourned until Mon-
day out of respect for the late
ruler.
IX THE HOl-Sfi OF COMMONS.
London, June 15. M. P. fcniith
ieaiier of the tr..veriiMi.ri o.
, .
noanceU tins i-.nenioon an the -
house of eonunons the death o
,. , . , ueTn -
Lipero. iredencii. He will de -
liver a;F .i.:.':!vs on iioudav ex
o;vsii;g the S'."'iow uf tlie l-'ohsh
nation.
iiOVAl. "'It E. Tut: CLOSED.
Yi.':x:o. June 35. An order lias
i rvil issued ' cl'VrUg' tilO Fjy.'l
Ti: aire, on at'i,oi5,'!t of the death of
Emperor Frederick.
"nrUim SliunoMila ami .Ruleoia
Sr. Paul, "Jure 15. Advices.
from ortlu-rn Dakota and Indi
ana, t-tate the stcnti- of yesterdv--and
"Wednesday was very destruc
tive. At. Forma n. Dakota, several
buiidintiS were blown down. At
Fergus Fails. II. S. Cole's build
ing w,-i-5 demolished, and the
( liari'l hotel : eriouslv damaged.
At l.'n.-hfork, Minn., it has been
raining for thirty bonis, and the
streams are rsing raiid!y. Ac
Aitkcin, Minn., th iAiississipj.! in
rising rapidly iwA hun ir tls ot
laiuilies .have been driven from
i be r bo:i:es. The water is higlier
j than for fourteen vears.
Wn-i'iTA (Kansas),.Tune 15. Re
ports from Stevens county are to
the effect that the entire popula
tion" of the towns of Ilumestown
and Woodstall are under arms.
Squads of citizens are patrolling the
connrrp night and day, and show
but little respect for the property'
of others. Two of thpse patrolmen
met Monday and a lively fnsiladt;
ensued. Their horses w-tre left
back on the held, and it is not
known whether anybody was killed
or not. The situation is very
serious.
Stiei ivJa:: f'3U! Jittpvtivst;.
VTASit;xGTOx June 15. There
is no change in the condiUon of
ieneral .-heri Ian. ite rsied well
! lng the night and coughed very
I bale, ins rrdse gcoa and res-
,,;r!lHrin ;mi ';?ltr " Mp m,uinnt
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to take nourishmeiit.
JSisHn IHnticl Open.
- IIelkxa (Montana), June 15.
Tra'"s on tl.e Northern Pacific will
aua'n iie running thYoiigh Muliea
da
Ssipesir Ei'chvophJ.
At.x Li:s lb ins, June 15, Tho
saiperor os irazn .nas comineieiy
recovered from his recent illness.
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It is a fact not generally known,
that if one holds his breath wasps,
bees and homers can be hand;eil
with impiiuity. Tr.e skin become?
s'ing-proof, ami h d linsr the insecc
In, the feel, and giving h:T tuil
liberty of ."ction, you can see her
diive her weapon against the im
penetrable surlaiX' with a force tiiat
il-1-.? tT -...lv? ,.iin:.,; if I'.'-.'-jj l.,.r
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lets the saiatiest quantitv ot air
j esC!,pe from the ,unf,s ;d- tho
sting will penetrate at once. I
have never seen au exception to
this in twei:ty-fjve years" oosei va
rum. I have taug.ht young ladi?s
with very tielicht; iiaads to aston
ish riieir friends by the. perform
ance of this teat; and I sw one so
se er y stio g s to icq: r the ser
vice of a physician, througa laugh-
inir t ! vil-i.- r.ninrlr fA' hi.r ciclrr
; f ; "ttiag thftt lMhia.j reqUj,td
oi.-ath. For a theory in exprau
ation I am led to believe that
holding the breath partially closes
the pon s of the skin. My exp":
ments in that direction have I.
exact enough to be of any scieu.
lie value, but I am satisfied that k
very seusibly affects the amount of
insensible perspiration. From
Science Corresoondent.
How Ibe KtiilHaius oI Walor.
Caner H.-.rriHon's Luxe r Letter.
I need state only three facts to
show the rapidity of evaporation in
Upper Egypt. Water too warm to
triuk is put into a porous jar and
placed in the wind, though in th
sun; in a half hour it is as cool as
good spring water. At night, ex
posed to a breeze, even whea the
breeze is rather wann, before morn
ing it becomes almost ice-cold. The
nighc of my arrival here : I took a
pouinig bath, on a balcony. The
wind was balmy, but fresh. The
rapid ivaporaiion so chilled me that
I could not stay' out long enough for
my bath. At the foot of the cataract i
we took a .swim in the Ni".e. We
wore our nuderclothes for bathmg
suits. We hung ;hem up betcrfc our
staterooms to dry. In ton minutes
they were dry enough to be worn.
We have all heard of the universal
habit of all Africans to anoint iheai
selves with oil, and travelers spe: k
of it as a nasty habii. It is, how -
ever, necessary in very hot and very
viiiuiaicB bo uieeut llie uiaunmiii
ofJthe 8kiu. Au En,lish offioer toJ
I me that during the hot winds on the
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upper iue ms nanus ana lace cnap-
P', worse thp.u thy ever did in a
i etna climate chapped even to bleeo
j hi , badly. I have foui d fresh, white
1 batter quite as pleasant on my hands
as on my toast. The boys have felt
no inconvenience irom the winds.
My hands are very sensitive to the
ertect of a drv. dustv. atmosohere.
I At Assouan we were in the sun dor
io trt" days w did not use our
umnreiias, our pun nats oemg quite
c mit'ortable, a'ud yet we were just on
the edeeof the troi i.ts.
We. arc just in receipt of the best
; bfe of corsets ever bvoutrht to A many
land remember v.e. will ive away a
f'nc l'"iecu of mstrumeuial oi cal
j music with each corset while, tuey
1 last. Something ucw. .
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