Harbor Grace Standard, 1886-05-15

              CONCEPTION  BAY ADVERTISER.
VOLUME XXVII
HARBOR GRACE, NEWFOUNDLAND, SATURDAY, MAY 15,1886-
NUMBER 11
Advertisements.
Insurance Notices.
"Thoenix
Fire Assurance Company,
LO.lt.UtH   STRE.T
ESTABLISHED IN** 1782.
Ttt.STEKS ,. DIRECTORS.
.lose(,b  Win. Baxeudnle, Esq.
llristow Bovill. Esq.
Tiie Hon. .lames lti_.g.
.lohn Glutton.  Esq.
(ictavius  R   Con,-.. Esq.. M.P.
Oenrge Arthur Fuller,   Ksq.
Charle*.  K   Good-art. Esq.
M. lllm.ie llawkin.. Esq.
♦iir John l.abhnek. Hart..  M P., F.R.!
( harle*. Thomas Lucas, Esq.
Charles) Maguay, K.q
Ibe Hon. Kdwin K. I'ortman.
Dudley Robert Smith. Ksq
•    Win. .Line* Thompson. Km.
MilS. tilllHiM'iH.'i
.l.ilIN .1. ltl....nitTH.i.. !■>.,
Advertisements.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS!
I   .pitai : ...-I the pro.ui
Pills A. Ointment
Purity of  Blood essential to Health
Strength, and Look _dfo.
am puss nil other Medicines for Purify
ing  the   HI,,.,,! ; they   are   available for
„ll „h«.| .-.IicH.nl  hoiiHohoM remedy
to. all ni*,. ...li-is of the STOMAC II,
LIVER, KIDNEYS am' BOWK X.
In Cong. .ii«t. i.»<| I IliKi.i notions uf ev -ry
GENERAL
issuran.eCompany
FIRE AND LIFE.
KSTA1U.I-11F.1)   A   P    1 8*. 7
Capital: £1,000.000 Stg
Insurance, effect.- I on almo.t  all   lind.
ol   |„„p,-r..y   in   Newfoundland   at    lowe.t
J. AUGt-STCS CLIFT.
I O.M. JOHNSON, MD., CM.
■I.-, ra, ..,.1 ... oeM-.e.f HA t) LEGS,
BREASTS, HI,|l WOUND..
HI..-..mail..,.. n.,.l   all Skin   di.-
I    IV...-»,
I   HOLIO*
QUEEN
Insurance C.n_pany
Capita!-—£2,000.000 StcrHnjj.
QUBEN INSURANCE BUILT INO
LIVERPOOL,
QUERN INSUHANCKUUILDINGS,
00 GHACF.i'HUIK'H STREET,
LON DON.
T'.VRN I'Y-FIIIST ANNUAL  REPORT
n... h.
n.l   Acr
year 1. 78. presented to the* SI,.,,,-],,,I,I.-, i
nt the Annual Mr.ting,on Tuesday,.
May. 1- 79. *t which Bernard H_tl.H__(.,
presided, allowed, in lb* Dividenl i ml
1-jiiu. at the tato together nf 1 . per
cent, was declareel, £ 11,035 being
ired forward
PI UK BRANCH,
Tliat the Premiums for lB7«i after
itedtictintr; Ro insurance*, amount,-,! u>
C4.5ii.27t, being an increase of £5,391
over the Premium Income of 1877 ; and
the Louses to £2.-1,661, being 55.16 per
cunt, on the Premiums ot the Year.
IN THE LIFE DEPARTMENT.
That New Policies had been i.s led
I ir £2-22.-85 ; •ud tluH the Life Funds
hy thn addition*, mado to it as the ream*
nt tl.e year's operations now represent*
67.9 |ier oent. of the entire net Premium,
i■ • -.-i-.-.-il on every policy in fence.
Tor surplus balance in the Fire Account was shown to be £107.599, out of
which £20,000 was appropri. _wl to
Hn*'M»nse \ccount, raising that Act. lunt
ti £140,000 and making -villi the Ce
B*rve Fund snd Balance carried forwsrd
£21.000. V      .;
FUNDS        —
Cspis-U  Paid np ; ...~£ J 80,080
General   Iteserve Fund     170,009
- ire r, ind for unearned Premiums 4*-V-00
Bilance carried forward      ..   \M,0Sq
Life Accumulation Fond      .   S-d.HIA
Annuity Fund... .-       Il,_»8
A. T. DUYSDALE
.'•'.>. OXFORD STKKKT,   LONDON.
.....I M..1.I ,.t la. U.I, 2*.. 9.I.. 4m. 6., 1 Is. .'
12 .,  I 3:1., each Box n*.l Pot, and in
I.! la nt 36 _nt«, 90 cent-, and Sl...
oenlH. au.l the Im gel-aiscrs ill proportion.
ryCAUTION —I have no Agent in
tho United State*, nor nre my Medicine*
sold there. Purchase*-* *nould therefore
ook to the Label on the Pot* and Boxes
If ihu sddre** is not 5 33, Oxford Street,
London, thoy ar* spurious.
The Ti.tl. Marks of  n.y said Medi-
Oltawa, and also
!.    _*„-
.,,.../    T. DMAS HOLLOWAV
Oxford Street, Ixindon.
Dec  11
'.
NORTHERN
Assurance Company
-BM__=-L 353 c*3 LIFES
.aimtal—J..,000,000 Stg
FIRE PREMIUMS : £408. 00
LIFE do  .7.....   I_.,i.iu
IN l'KR_ST    IIO.OOC
DEAD OFFICES: ,
LoKbOK — I Moflrgele Street
AutniitKS—3 King Street.
PKoarecniMm—Forms of Application
lor Firo and Lifo Insurance, snd all
olhor   Inlorniation can   bo obtained  •'
GUARDIAN
FIRE & LIFE
AssTorance Coiap'ny
OF LONDON.     *
ESTABLISHED 1821.
Si-bscm... Capita .„......£2,000,000  ''
The "GUARDIAN" being afirst-olssa
English Insurance Company .offers all those
advantages most de.irable to insurer.,vi_,
undoubted stability, favorable terms and
prompt settlement o clsims for loss
lhe undersigned hsving been appoin -id
Agent for Newfoundland Is prepsred to is-
ne Policies against los* br Five.
JAMES 8 WINTER,
St. John's.
JOSEPH GODDEN,
Feb   7 Sub-Agent Hr. Grace
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of
puiity, strength aud wliole.oiiieness.
More economical than the ordinary kinds
and cannot be sold in competition with the
multitude of low Ieel. short weit.it. alum
or phosphate powders. Sold mily in cans
ltov.lL BAKtM PnWDKIl Co., 106 \Vall-j_-
N.Y. JshAly
GEO. WEBBER,
DRUGGIST,
Water Street, Hr Grace
Ptiysiatnii. Surgeon & Accoucheur.
ilately
Harbor Grace Stove Depot
Glass, Tin A Hardware Establishment
Fo tht east nf Messrs. J„\u   Munn   .(•   Go's
C. L. KENNEDY
thankful for  past favors   receiveel from
peoplo of this   lown and outporta,
wishes to inform his m»ny   tiiemls unel
.uh that he has now in slock a large
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
•   -TuESliAT. April Jft.
The home met at half-post four o'clocl
On motion of hon C. It. Ayre, ihe C*p
Race Light-house Hill wa. passed   throng
> be read a third time to-inoi
'I'he house then, on motion of hon. E.
While, wer. into committee of the whole
upon tbe Savings* Hank Bill. After a short
deliberation tho coromitiee rote and reported the  Bill, wh.ch is to be read a third
Hon Dr. CROWD- moved tho honso into
committee of the wbolo upon Iba Hill to
resrulato tho sale of poisons, hon. Mr.
Bowring in the chsir.
Tbo first section having been read ss fol-
.., -„,',,r-iii-.v wiih llio regal,
or three
Bill. Provision is made permitting the
use of poison to destroy rsts snd vermin,
but none lo sllow the purchase ol it. It i.
allowed to be Bold but not to bo purchased,
which is an evident omission. Then again
certain article. «p .ified as poison, and
within thi- restrict ion. ofthe Bill, and nam*
ed in the scliedule, include substances used
every day in tl.e arts and manufactures.
«iich a. photography and other work : and
it would be » hardship lo prevent persons
from ..Maui ii.- ihem eten-pl upon ceriihc.it
ol a me-ticsl man. a. tbu Bill prescribe.
Again,  the Bill   applies only to reran,,,  in
those who in.)' import then, in any quantity
ai-,1 give them away. It is well know"
ih.I poitaon. are imported in large quanitiie.
ge.ted that a elan ., .hould to* ii.lrinI... ei
obliging pi-r-o. » selling-.Hff«ou. ir, obtain i
n. rnli-iie from n ini-uio* inian cniinter.igii
1-   lull
STOVE SH
if nil de*scriptionB with   all  the   latent
niprovr-me-r.t*—comprising
COOKING
FANCY
FRANKLIN
HALL
and  SHIP'S,
ogeth. r with GRATES and FITTINGS
of all sizes.
A Iho, a tin. assortment of tho newest
Gothic  GRATES
(British nnel  American.)
IN THE SHOt*
a large stock of thn following article*
I olhers too numerous to s|wcily—
ints ol all colors. Spirits of Turpen ioe
tea Paints in 1, 2 and 3 Ib tins
White Lead
.., Oehr*. Glue
Copal snd Furniture Varnish, Mucilage
Kerosene Oil. Window GIbbs—all sites
Harness, Furniture snd Brass Polish
Brunswick Black, Chare's Liquid Glue
Glycerine Leather Dressing,
HARDWARE
of every description.
Oval Boiler.,       . -
EiisintlM. and TUutd Boiler*   .    .
English & American Kim and Mortise Locks
"'Vindow Furniture. Sash Balances
Irass Pole Ends, Brackets snd Rings
\incriesn Axes and ljatchets
English Hatchet.
American Cut Nsils snd Finishing Nsils.
Glasswsre—Lamp Chimnies snd Burners
Hall and Dining Room Lamps
Clian.lellsrs—•_ and 8 lights.
Sun Tab!* Lamp.. Toilet Seta
Britannia Metal   lea and Coffee Pots
Silver-plated Table, Dessert and I'esapooo.
Silver-plated T»ble and Dessert Fork*
CUTLERY of all Kinds.
Ivory-handle Table and Dtuert Knives
Ivory-bsndls Pickle Forks.
TOOLS OF  ALL  DESCRIPTIONS
GROCERIES.—Coffee,   Sosps.   Match*,
To all of a hioh inspection is invited.
..inn with the introducer of ll.e Bill, be
(Dr. C.J bad expressed Ilia opinion Unit it
wbb not fair to throw upon medical men
lhe nnn* of gr.ntinr* rcrtifi.-ale. fnr the oh-
tniiimciit of poison without charge Nor
wonld it Se reasonable on the olher hand
io e-iwet lhat panic, de.irollsto purchase,
.ay a penny-worth of poiaon, Bho.il.l be
ob li,.-*. tn pay half a-dollar for a e-rliticale
from * physician, lie ibereforr. proposed
t . expanse .the'rourih aeciion of the Bill,
«lii'-h reads ihns :
•• 1*.--_1 be nnlawfii! In sell any poisor
to any penon except upon the written
request, direction or prescription, of a
regulBVly-qualified medic! pvactiiioner."
By _l_lting thi-clause the Ilill will bo
rly B»«imilnle,l to ther En.li.h
ing poison to be sold *»'! lll.kinc
'** B_i.i'ry--BTVept of all
by -horn purchased :
so n. to be *Ta!!.blei as evidence in tl.,-
ce of ibe perpetration of crime. The only
poi.on ii.porte.1 here ie large qnani'uiea
oulaide of what ia required for medical ptir-
poaes i. .Irvchnino and afler the paming of
thi, Bill Ihst will probftbly be dons away
with. None of the poison mentioned ic
Ihe se-h,.,I,tl,- of this Bill should be used hy
any but professional person. ; except perhaps cyanide ol potsssiulc, wbich is used in
photography,
lion Jamhs Pm- ca'led Iho r\tt
tho hon. and learned mover of lhe Bill to
one great omWolf from the Bill, whether
intentional nr not ho wss unaware. It was
However s very grave sod imp-riant omission, and one wbich, if proviaed (rr in this
Bill, would make of it one of the, most
beneficial ril.Ksur.s ih th. genrra! intereat.
of lhe colony ever enacted by our Legislature. He referred to Ihe omission from
iho .obedtile. of lhe poison called alcohol.
'ITist alcohol is a poi.on il was notneces-
sary for Mm' 16 attempt to prove to ibe
intelligence of ibis bouse. Thst is a fsct
admitted by enlightened intelligence all the-
world over, and He m.in tsined when n law
i. about to he enacted lo control and regu-
late thekaleof pol*on*,._ would' be wrll to
include in ihe list ene that has proved more
fatal to the human nice than any dru_ in tim
phartnaeop .la. Wero Ihi, poison embrac-
-' In Ihe list before us, we should li
urn. brandy, whiaky
or gin. ll* kiir-w inat it was nrg.ul th.it
alcohol thus uaed was s T>iy slow pois.ii,
lut it may be taken in sufficient qnantity to
elo its deadly work speedily as well ss
gradually snd it is m,ir« eh-slruoiivu Ihan
any poison named in thi* Bid, I be legislature has sought lo desl with ihia mailer
by passing permissive law* ; and measures
in the direclinn of prohibition have been
favorably discussed in lhe legislature ; and
now, if we were only to incorporate in this
""      provision f,i, hid.li— •*■-
ed that alcohol is more destructive than s»y
poison mentioned in ihis bill. He (Mr. A.)
conlended tbst i*. i. more destructive llian
the whole of them put together ; ami under
the circu m.lancoe of Newfohn-taod st (he
pii-s.'ut lime, we ongfU to have a law forbidding it, importation and sale. However, it
appears pretty certain tliat there is a good
limo coming, though wc may not live to
Me it, and he felt confident, from the general opinion growing up with regard to tbis
poison throughout lhe world and taking
possession of the public mind ovcrj where,
Ih-ie !l,„   .-IToria   hein.   nt.dt*    to -..train   ila
It
this colony were
its importation and sale elono away with.
Hon. E. White fell pleased'to bear the
npiiiioinof both hon.gentlemen,and lie could
assure tbo committee thai it was a subjeel
of ton grave importan.0 to laugh at. When
wc are died on to-consider a law to regu-
Iste and control the. Mile of poiaon mention,
eel in tbe bill, the clauses of which have reference to dumb aniiqa. , why not include
that nio»t harmlill of all—alcohol—that destroy, the human animal, body and toul.
Mail should liave our first caro.'liecause lie
has a soul and a being beyond this world ;
and when wc find that in all parts of the
globe restrictions are placed, aod still more
idpel, upon the	
of alcohol
ti-e proper business of on
and liiidnbleeffoi
].--'i-;.i'.me  to
b.-.-l.
Man
i' sale of inloxic-
..!. and the evil effect* resulting from it,
nd Ihe nuisance ha. been abated to a very
-,g„ extent; still legislators have not taken
icld ol the temperance queation in tbe
nnnner m.itiy of tbem promised when ap-
iraliug io llmir con.titiicn!., forgetful or
ii.liffere.it to tlieir election pledges when
t.ca Ihey had ol,'.lined their seals. Bnt
hey may liud tha'. olher. are furnished
rith good memoric. when the day of sp-
_sl shall arrive     It   i. ibe  .Inly of both
Mr.    I'll
as noil as ruin, brandy.
wlrt.key and" gin. He hlmsell bad been
laid on a bed of sickness more than once,
«..,! he wa. glad to be able lo le.iify that
hi. iii.dri'. . attendant, the hon. and   learned
iid  he  hoi
n hi.
lootb.ra
I, cr,-dit lo lion Mr. I'itls fnr intro
thin matter, and be trusted thi,
r would .et nn example to Iho othei
ce. and wa. qui'o'ready to offer all the
i his power towarda carrying through
(be  introducii
t would only t
n into tbis  Bill,
,ve  the effect of
.here even i( it did pass tbis bouse.
(Tub, f?utluu,d)
Charles M. Wils.n, of Oregon, wi
•The half, dozen Minard'a Liniment
o hand al! right and hs, cured me e
i. mUnia while not a (uw of my rbe
ic   nei hbors have been cored iuiel
1 s
rb;
.tisly wait   for   the I.,
im.rssre wailing for
who have n.cd
lappli*
hol ei
to other poisons, Ihe pernriwive law wnul.
be superseded snd a pig.mic atridv would
be made in the promotion of tsmperenre
throughout Ihe colony. Whal could be
more simple? whst more effectual way lo
establish prohibition • and he called upon
sll advocate* of lempersnee principle, in
Ibis chamber to anpport this reasonable view
of the esse. In adopting this suggestion a
vast amount of good would be accomplished
by a very small effort, sud the terrible evil
reauliing from tbe ute of sn agent lhat has
de.Iroyed millions of the I uinsit rsce would
be largely diminished.
Hon. C. IC Ave. wss drligbted to besr
Ihe remarks of the hon. gentleman, and
.bould give him credit for sinctiily in al
be bss said on this subject,   llo has ssscrir
Several hindred person!
Minarel'. Liniment for pi
bald head.,  testify  Ibat il
a goo.I growth in all ca-ei
ba. fallen br disea*s • it i
BUil ii.vig.,ruling.
If yonr children Are troubled witli worms,
give them Mother Graves' Worm Exter-
mitutor, safe, sure, and effectual.
Ill-filling hoots and .hoe, came com«.
Holloway's Corn Cure is the srticle to use.
Chapped htniU.   A few rial^w of J
son'.    AnaWiiUe    Line,      -
hsnris occtoionajly w
world for
A neighbour of oors lost s v.l>
sd used '.. cents worth of fBlei*
■y Coudilion Powders lis would
riving his pretty Ohrsinut tod
-r you.   Doctor.    IVm imw.le
sbout the iu,poll.nee of a liluoeLpur-lyin
medicine, it may be possible that them.tte
h«i never seriously claimed your stiemini
Think of it ,.e>-.    ll, hy  the n* ul s f.,
evils of scrofula,' and Ir.n.init * health
conatitntion to your offapring*. thank u
for the soggration.
Mrs.  O'lles
r Street.   Toronto
Easter of April 85.
Tho following interesting letter from tbe
Rov   Allen Wbitwnrth bas appeared in the*
T..IM-. .—
' Sir,—At this lime of year tctK-ne como
in rapid saccenion com.nenling upon or
inquiring about Ihe singularities of the
next year's almanack.
' Much correspondence will bo presented
if you wUI give publication to lhe followiug
fuels
■ Easter fslla in I.I. C at its •atei. pnwiible
date. vi.. on St. ilark's Day. April 25.
' I'he lsst I.in,- that it sn tell wb. in I73S
(old stylo), lhe neat will be in W.I.
' In old styie—that is, under lhe .Inlian
Calendar, wliich gave 1-Xl leap veers in (our
centuries—Easter (ell on   St. Mark's Daj
of 'J.'.. II.",, Uo, and'. 17 year.. I hu. I! happened in Ihe yeais lll'.l. 11114. IHU', l'.'l.
ll'.l. I.'.Hi, Kill, 1TJO. and will happen in
19*11. if there Ihon remain any countries
still retaining 'oM style.'
Old stylo v,
in I7.V_. and Ih,
97 leap years il
u.e in  England
an Caienelar. -villi
■ In the Urcgnrlan Calender Ea.tcr fall,
on St. Mark's Day at vury irregular intervals, liapponing on sn average ibroo time,
in   four  centuri.a.    At  present,  however,
happens about once a coBtnrv, at interval,
of either 67, ON, .1, 0:>. ld"_ or ll_l years.
This excess of frequency is compensated
for afler tl.o year 43-0 by ibrcc inlervala of
. IM. 1.3611, nnd *.S8 years respectively.
The ycari in whieh Easier occurs on April
-.',*, .re bb follows (now aiyle) :—lfitill. 171H.
I8«ii. 101:1, I'tWH. ".'130. -..'58. _"!_0, *.M10.
2S7M. 5fi:.l, 2782. 2877, 234,r>. 31102, 3097.
lll.Sl, 3.1. . 33t'i;. lltil.. Ii:,:i7. ."i'Jnl. 37*1.
3811, li:,;,::. 4I'_., Hub. -I-J.l. I.:7C. -I.'.L'..
-H.-ui, I71H. i'.tim, .',120, 61 Mi, ,',771,,;_",', Ae
• When l-j-ier .Sunday thus falls Whit
Sunday fills on the Fea.'t of .St Antony o(
I'mlua and Corpiis Chriati llay on St, .!„_.
Baptist. Hence the old prophecy attributed lo St. Bridget, which may bo found carved on a .tone in a church near Treves :—
' When Mark ahall bring na Ea.tcr, Antony
.hall sing   the   praises of   Pentecost,   and
.Icllll   .hall   c.'liau    .ho    Bll-aae-,1    Siierriliiei.t
ou the Fi-BBt of Corpus Chri.ti, then will
lhe world resound wilb cries ol uiourinug
and   gr.,-1.'
rangoment of the movable tea,!, recurred
after sn interval ol 533 years. But the
Gregorian Calendar know, no un-l- limit.
Kor example!, Scptuage.iina has (alien as lale
as February 22 four lime, iu the Christian
era—namely in thn years 110. 672. 1204.
1736 (old stylo) ; but it will not happen in
Tho Details sf the Land Bill.
Leutda*. Ap
ch„.e   nil)    w
:,,,],,'.,',
to-day.   The Pbi.
tlhe lanellnrd who is desiron.
properly,   .hall   apply   to    till-
itie..   "Iho litter shall' refer ll
dter making inquiry. *
Ihu prico at which (he property shall he
.old iinl.s, iho landlord and stntc authority
have previeiii.lv come to an agreement. If
the landlord objects lo the pi ice lixr.1 by
tlu- c.ininiwloii, ho may will-draw bis sp-
pli.-.iti.in on ptiying cost.. When (be sale
o( the properly has been elTcelcd. the com-
miasion shall pay the creditors before making r>ny other tlistribiiiion o( lhe purehaao
money. Certain rent charges may bo
bought outright by llio stalo atithorily or
payment may Im: continued from tenant'!
repayment. In cases ol properly whereon
there ia rea.on.ible cnuie to suppose vslu-
add to Ihe purchase money a fair sum
therefor, nnd minerals rtalized from thei
.aid properly shall be vested in tho .tale
authority or such local body as the lri.h
legislature may provide. The Irish re-
ce-iver general and deputies; who are lo
execute lhe financial part of llio act. .hull
be appointed to hold office a. permanent
civil servants subject Io the authority of
Ibe treasury. Tl.ey ahall be paid (rom
the impe.ial exchequer, but ll.e lri.h
government .hall appoint the actual collector.. If lhe receiver general or any of
his deputies .ball bemiilty of mslfeanpee.
the culprit .ball forfeit the aim, ao ln,t nnd
a!«o shall be* tubjected to a fin., of £.",tH .
The nien.uie empower, ll.e treasury l>.
cr.-ale three classes o( permanent nnniil'ie*.
bearing inleroalri-pecliv.-ly nl .1. 2J an. ih
percent, and which shall be charged In Ihn
imperial con.nliei.led (und .Strict rule,
nre provided by tbe bill, which forbid .lib-
dividing or lel'llng of holding so long a. it
i. .object lo any slate charge, but lhe .Into
iintluirily i« i-nr|iowerod to relax Hi.-.h
rule, where it may think it advisable
Other -mint, of the bill were fully covered  by (Jl*dstuiie*'s speech o( Frielay even-
Fair Fashion's  Fancies.
A gown of tbi. de.criplinn, which B
clisriniug young wife, of tall figure, small
round waist, gloMy black hair and " Irish
blue eyes,'' wore recently when entertaining a doren lady friends, was of pink satin
merveilloiix lhe front of the ekirt wsa
pleated lengthwise. The train was ftni»heel
with a narrow double pleating of f.ini 11,It
ami pale gold moire. Down each .i,It-
were panels of Valenciennes lsce. The
lower parts of tho panels were pointed
nnel adorned with bows of blue* and gold
moiro. The polonnia.i was of Valfn.-ienii.-o
long and elaborately draped st the back
and open in front to show fie skirt, end
tbe v**t of blue raoiie. The ve*t also
was open, edged with gold moire and
fastened t. a Valenciennes chemise te.
side of  Iho
STitfi-K Coal.— /Vi*™, .V 1
. April 21 -
While au.kl
,g emit well at I'.
arl Creek, ou
Saturday.  ,
ta  depth  of _H>
i vein of coalhfleen f.etlhick.
Thia  tvnul.l
* que-slinn  of
we.tern New
York and i
adds a nuw leatur
lerpn.0.
BlIITHI!  .
It.!*. RM  TIIK   US
Trn Rtati. ,
f 14--Lord   Rnv
li   g of   the   in.li
ilie   of nnv ,1
arc! it., t
,at  Ihe  Uuited  .
incut   had
iithoritoil  ibe  pnrchn.e at fnr-
r the carrying trade  anrt Ibero
■» «««t  y "f
Ihe   .nrplua
l-.ugl.sb vessels would go lo
1,1,,,'
too..   The
is   I'll!!-'
iching of   h
front under a bow of the gold color.
Another, -in whiohthe wife of a pro
ent board nf trade man. who lives on
north   -ml.,  appeared,   was   made ol ailvor
gray plii.h snd rose colored limeades.   Tbo
buck, ni. I-   will, n broad  Watii'sii   pleat,
was  ol the plush, Iho train  beinj; simply
lini.hed with a heavy gray silk conl.    "i he
rose colored rich brocade which compn.ed
tho   front   of   the skirt w.a left   witbo.it
g.rniture, except at the bottom,  which    B«
ilged  with   three fnll pit
h.ied ll
'I'l,.
front
i.ist   i
l.n.M-ivi Di:l_ .'. —So
inl. for I some go,
thy of iles.
,y t..ue'iii the .lower".' More
ery pretly .. „ brocade in a
Krioe."it has the S|>|i*Braiice
in. produced by a hrown and
The design owe. its in*
i- Bart, an,I rsthrr   ..emblea
| q"'"- i'-''--*0' i
„,l„    up   will,   ,1.
.1   M,-ei.l.
The embroider,-
ll Ibe skirt and forme
lived i.
i pninted plaited pls.1
be old lsce «... cuing Ibe happy com'-inn-
linn of colour. A rnhv velvet dreas h"d
boon trimned with ibe new oriental pa uted l.oe. Tbi. is of a guipure rirei.n. ni.de
tenuixed will, gold and pai. led
i-oluuiiiig. A broad piece (nnn*
iris sl Ibe side. ni,rl it  bordered
it. the bodice.    11 If1
ml.,.
.,,1,1
A iesgi.-»n in brown
HI.II .ilk I,..,.-,'.- bad
1*   pillled    With   g.,1,1
snd the upper drapery formed |uut of lhe
bodice, which filled ibe figure, large plaits
of lhe satin lall'ng at the side, veiled l.y the
old gold pearled border—were placed nn
Ihe   left siiooldtr and st lhe side of the
Royal C.crgraphical eocirty cf
thia year presents Us chief honors
t. Creelv and Sergeant Rrainai..
li   Lieut.    I.,ek-r.. I   renrhed   tha
The ll,i«.l.n government have decided
pnu n ih,.rough acicntific rxaiiiination cf
he Crimea and it. capabilities.    M. Kux*
Mus-suliu,,,- ol the
itinn of   tho
A   di.liti-
... Vesaclny.ky.   is to
OltKOos —l.ir,,; I April _'_.—• I'he  judge-
mnnt ot Ibe court iu the Oregon inquiry
wn. delivered to-day. l.e deci.ion wa. in
favor of IlieowncrBiiitnthcerB of Ilie •learner on all Ibe questions submitted lo (tin
courl It found, however, ibat Ilie fonrlli
otliccr  was anmewhat remiss in hi. .Iniu «.
I ll.lllCllllg pi
Did yon r,
Answer This.
r know
ii of ll
"■' l'"r"
a  tn ho ill
.. Liver or
ney«. or did yon ever know ono whe>
well   .hen either w.. obstructed or In-
vc j and did ynu ever know or hear of
case of Ibe kind Hint Hop Bitters would
cure; A.k   your   neighbour  tbo same
»tioii.-7'... ...
.-How.' Syrnp of Hypnphoaphite*, by'
orlng .Irengtii to the nerves and mns-
nf lhe* almnacli. cures dyspepsia, wbich
il tbu rrtult of Ion ol nervous strengtli,
.-or (lil and llypnplin.phiics of
,1 Soda for the _»at iwo yeara,
ai l»r lhat there is uo heller pre-
of the BBine kind in tho m.rk.-i.
very   palatable,   and   for   chrooio
o dry.   from cold
'.lent in nutnmn.l
I nfliion..' bron-
. ill
Hack ihose most waichfal of ibeir heslth ;
bnt tbey esn readily arrest any of the*,
complaint, by rnbhing HoUnway'* Omt-
ne-nt twloe a day upon lhe.skin over the
iffoolo.l   parts, and   by swialing ita oniree-
I'illa.
veil k
ipprnpriar.
rate,    an,l  easy
n»ly p.o*eet* the
■ iresent and future elan-
ling or seen d,-,„rbii.g
ilighteit dogree