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paatMMtar U required b» latter (ratoralag a ]_ •War tha law), whan* saWibar

4 M noUss* kk pap* oat of tha otBoe, Md stats vaa raaaao fcc Hs not beiag taken, aad a neglect to do *o makes tbe tU ilia Ml II taipoaaikto to tbo pablisher for tka p a y a a t .

Aay osteon who takaa a papar from tha poatofBco, whether direeved to hu Mint or another, or whether he ha» aahatribad or not, u responsible for the pay. <**•

If a persou order* bis papar discon-tiaaad, ha noat par all arrearage*, or tha publishers may continue to seod it until payment ia made, and collect the whole amount, whether it be taken from tha office or not Ttiere can be no legal diacontinuance until tha payment ia

| |Prof, Richard A. Praetor baa an ar­ticle in hia Familiar Science Stadias in wbieh he argues that it ia not only poaatble, bat probable tbat tbe oomat of 1880 may eoou Ml into tha auo, and

Isifbrdjso much fuel to thai bndy| that the increased beat will consume svery living thing aa thu earl*. This sup­position ta based on die theory that the oomat of 1880 ia not Only that of 1843

and that it la meeting witi

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It tha subscriber orders hia paper to be atopped at a certain time, and tbe pnhHaaar continues to aend it, the sub­scriber is bound to pay for it if he takes it out of the office. Tha law proceeds upon the ground that a man must pay (or what he uses.

Too ceurta have decided that rotas-iag to take newspapers aad periodical* from the postoffice, or removing and leaving them uncalled for, ia prima facia evidence of intentional fraud.

but ot 1668, such resistauce that tbe period of its reappearance has been reduced from 176 veers to 17 years; in othrr word., it is being drawn nearer and nearer to the sun aad will vary won tali into that body aa into a fiery furnace. Tbe oon -sequence. Prof. Proctor says, can easily be understood. The aun will be invest ed with so much additional heat thai "not one of the higher forms either ot vegetable or animal life would remain in existence" upon this earth. The professor aavs this excessive heat would not but long. In a few weeks, or days, or possibly a few hours the sun wan Id resume hu praaent heat and light. Th< heat and light would bo so great as to

I do the work of destruction in a t wink­ing. It should not be torgetten that

Prof. Proctor dees not say this will happen; ooly that it might or could Ana, aa the sun is more than ninety million miles fiom here, it is a little doubtful, to say the least, whether a comet falling into the sun will cause any mere heat in space, than a bod full ot coal dumped into a stove does in a ten by fifteen (jei room, If Proctor slioul' be correctfhen then all of last Tntf day'* work goes tor nothing.

Mrs. Scoville baa written to - Mrs. Garfield imploring that lady .to inter­cede in bohalt oi the condemned assass­in ot the President An appeal of this sort in itself would violate no propriety; in fact, would reflect credit on tbe writer for bur sisterly affection. Bat, as the Troy Times says, 'the mnonar in whioh tbo letter is paraded before tit* public, with an uvtdeut eye to dramatic effect, will not influence the people favorably.' A copy of the letter seems to have been given t > tbo press at the time tbo original was mailed. Tbta public para la of the matter is simply disgusting' Fartheimoie, th« want of deliotey shown toward the noble wi low must arouse indignation and protest I'he whole Scoville family .of late have

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Tha Uoossc Tunnel ia the subject of aa antartaininsj paper by N. H. Eglee-ton, io the March Atlantic, who shows what a marvellous triumph of engineer-mg tbe great- tunnel really is. The

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work ot boring out both ends and sink­ing a abaft in the middle of tha five-•tQe stretch, and having them all meet on an exact line, was a difficult problem, truly. But it was thoroughly solved When the headings from the eentreU^™ » ™ abaft and fram the eastern portal >jame » T^L?" t l u together, their alignments swerved tram each other by tbo almost lnfiotfesimai space of five sixteenths ot an inch ! Says Mr. Egleston: '"It was an unparali' led feat of engineering. With tbe beat engineering talent of Europe the op­posite aims of the Mont Cenia Tunnel had a divergence of more than half a a yard. The office aad worth' ef science ware adnurab'y illustritod in tbe case of tha Hoosac. It waa science, applied setenoe, whieh built this great thorough fare ot traffic and travel Its lines and

Coportions were all ascertained and i down by scientific calculation

Patrick could pound the drill aw* light the fuse that would explode the charges of powder, but without scieotigc eogi neering to lay his path for him and rm>rk every drill hole, Patriek would have wandered in tbe depths of the moon tain till doomsday, with bia powder and

and ao practicable tunnel worl I been the result"

The arrears of pensions act and the pnblie attention it has received has called into being a laige class of awind liog pension agents whose advertise­ments are beginning to crowd the daily prints No more positive evidence of the extent ta which tho conntry is being bled under this act has appeared thar. the large promises if tbeaa "words to old soldiers." The arrears of pension* act, however worthy its intention, i assuming the test!ares of a larire job o' which its assumed beneficiaries will get

ice. The whole business got to.be rrand.

selves befere tbe public and pose aa martyrs. Doubtless it is haid to endure 'he shame of having a relative hanged or murder, but how about the innocent ones to whom that murderous crime brought so much of horror and suffer­ing!"

* * * Under,, the circumstance*, this i s *

itrango time to strike a medal. Gen­erally, medals arc souvenirs of victory; bat the 306 biouzes are souvenirs of the most crashing, complete and deseived defeat in our poliiie.il history..

f'riio value of exports ot breadstuff* for January wss 911,929,000, previous Janiiary.**l4,929,000; for seven months ending Jan. 81st, f 194,073,000; same period last year, $168,509,000. •

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It is going to he a great season tor circosps- B-.riiuni, Bailey ds Hutchin-son, are reallv doing wonders in the wav of prepa ation. They have secur­ed Blondin for a rope walker; they have the baby elephant; all their ani­mal wagon* are to i e golden chariots, and there will be 10 open cages in the processsion. Adam Forepaugh ia ne • gotiating for the twin baby elephants •acently born on boar'I a steamer ; both shows will have n "hahd-"roest woman." Coup is also gting on tbe road with i n ­creased attractions.

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The city af Ilaverhill, Mass., waa filled with strangers, viewing, the ruins of the great fire. There is very litt'e to be added to the acconnts published. The whole territory from Washington square to the depot, over five acres, was burned clear, and 75 buildings re in ruins. These sheltered 102 boot manu­facturers and o v r 200 other firms. The estimated lass is between | 2 000

' 000 and $2,500,000. Most of the property is supposed tit be well insured in Boston, New York, Hartford and

Saglish companies The First and tbe erimae National Jjank* weie burned

to the ground, b n M ^ e papers, books and money are thought to be unharmed ia the fire proof sates. Four thousand persons are thrown out of work, and the prosperous little city of Haverhill has recived a blow from which it will he hard to recover.

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Those bronze, or iron, or leather medals which somebody was having made for the "306'' at Chicago, to com-, inemorste their defeat, have been made so much fun ot, that it is said they will not be distributed, Certainly any one wha may receive one of them, will ever

••- fiat like weanag it in public Of all foolish conceits, this waa the most peurile.

-» The Tilden Senators have made nom­inations tor Senate officers as follows: For Sergeant at-Amu, Edward A. Moore, of Richmond; for Assistant 8er (Mot-at-Arme, Chatles 8. Maeomber, of Erie; for Stenographer, James M. latin, of Albany; for Doorkeepei, Joshua Gray; for Chaplain, Rev. George M. Dean, of Albany.

Gen. Meigs waa the great spender ot tho pub'.ic money. During the war he directed the expenditure of much aa $1,958,000,000 a sum by the side of which Vanderbilt seems like a paoper. He also audited a maw of w*w claim*, allowing 83,000 that amounted to $40,-#00,000. Rst not a dollar stock to the honest officer's hands.

The colored Jubilee aently returned from Europe were de­nied admission to every hotel it Wash

In most oaae the wast of room as a reason for refnaing

bat in throe in i the refusal

A farm purchaser will raanv tim-s get such a barf impression of a farm or loefclity, from the rickety tumble-down • ipi i i iWii ottmom^t^m, buildings, ate., that he will not care to iaveetigste mneh further, taking it for granted that the land is in about the same order.

A Hew Jersey tanner act aa old straw stock oa fire to scare eat a lot, and three teamps crawled out ot the smoke aa4 npBiaiilea* him for hia !• aot irat jabbiagarMiad with a pitch Ms* ta sea if aay aaa waa there.

Taaarn aKaaaW TTjaaWai' sals*—mi • i l saaaa!*«**> ai •!• n A * a t***a9 I f a j f J JaVVIaa. VaalValaWU r a a f l F v a W l t H O W

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The last trip of the Cunard steam­s'up Servia to Liverpool is said to have heen the fastest, across the Atlantic, vit accompli hod. The apparent t me ">f the pnssage is 7 days, 12 hours, 39 minutes, and the aetnal time of tho passage from Sandy Book, 7 days, 7 hour*, 41 minutes. This is, by several minutes, the shortest passage on record, notwithstanding that the Cunard route is ninety miles longer than that taken bv most other lines.

• The gentlemen who are trying to se­cure the abolition of the 'tax upon to­bacco and whisky so aa to render an in­crease in the tariff ou articles in which they are especially interested, are mak­ing a great mistake. No tax U h*#a on prea-ive than that imposed on the«e two articles, ft* removal foi the reason assigned would not help to popularize principle ol piottction.

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Miss Jennie, ot New York, put on masculine attire, wont at man's labor and earned a living, For this she was arrested and sentenced to "the Island" for six mouths. Dr. Mary Walker, on tl.e ether hand, wears the male garb, makes a constant nuisance of herself, and nothing is done about it. The jus tice who sent Miss Jennie to jail is a pi {-headed brute.

Friday's drawing room at Baching-ham Pal .ce was remarkable for the un-U"nal number of troops and police and the immense turnout of spectators in thejtttreet and park. Nobody beli vei the Qteen to be in personal danger from the Irish «pIoi, but precautions were taken exactly as if an attempt was ex­pected.

A western exchange wants to know why anthracite coal is delivered in Liverpool for $4.50 per ton, and at Decorah, lows, for $11 90, if railroads are such a bless­ing. Our cotemporary doesn't appeal to understand that it costs money to build railroads, but the ocean was al • ready there, and doesn't cost a cent tor repairs.

'YThe body of a man considerably de­composed was found Saturday in a wood about three miles north of Cats-kill. It is supposed to be the body ot Timmorman, a butcher, who was seen in Athens on Tboraday last with a con­siderable sum of money and neeompan ied by a stranger.

A Rome, Qa., man is preparing a nnique directory. It will contain the name, style, whether brunette or blonde, address, and apptoximate age ot every voung lady in Georgia who has of her awa, or aa heiress expectant, property to tha amount of $5,000 or upward,

* s i > » Tha law schools aie before the Leg

ialature agaia with bills to gain special privileges to their students in the mat-tar of admission to tbe bar. It is time to shot down on this business. The Conrt of Appests has established fair rules, and all candi fast to them

The January reports ct M roads ag­gregate gross earnings for the month at $17,590,489, against $14,088,545 Tor January of 1880, a gam of $8,529,944. i his is upon an increased mileage of 14 par coat

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V i T A T E O r N R W V O K K . - U ' P K M E £3 OOCBT—Trial desired in Seboh ri • County.

William Broeffle, 1*1 m.tiff, again t Ar.h»r H Farqnher ami David B. Oas", N'ancyC I.ivi. gaton, nr.annab Broeffle, Pet r ' orach, nd usan 1) rsmh.

hi? wife Dav d Dor sc <. Kli'/.abeth f».»r ch. Merri-man P Do ash, and Glizs Oorsch his wfe , Peter Dorwh, Junior, eury ^. Dorseh, Hertlman P. Dor ch, Junior, a il Annie B. norsch, bis eife, Frank DorFch, Experience Wcidman, Marv E, Oaril-lay, Chris Ian Lawyer, i.ovina Lawyer,'EminnC. Ltwyer, biistin Lawyer.ReboccaThr.nias, Martha Eggf ston, Elizabeth Webber, Alexaa er Hunt, and Rntli Bunt his wif , Peter Bunt, and Mary Hunt his wife, I'efendants. .

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Dated Januarjr 7, ISgS.-F. FISH, Plaintiff's Attorney.

Office and Port Oflice Address, Fultonville. Montgomery ('ounty, New York.

To David Dorach, Peter Dorseh, J tinier, Exper­ience Wetuman, Mary E. Gartllav, • hrstina law­yer, and Re'ecca Thomas, defendants.

Tbe foregoing summons I* served npon > on by

Fnblication, pursna-1 to an order of J. it. Lundon. ustiee of the -up erne Conrt. d>ted the 17>b day of

January, 1881, an*T filed with th" complaint in the office of the Clerk of fc'ch'-horie Coonty. at Scho-h»rie. That the a Won i j brought to procure the partition of a paro'l of real estate htely • wned by Henrietta Lawyer, e e sed, snnsisting o f a h o n s e and lot situate at Centra; Bridge, in the Counu • >t Schoharie, or * sale thereof if partition cannot be mi e without great prejndi' e to tbe owners. Ani the aval's distributed between plaintiff aaa defen­dants as tenants In common, Wh'ch loti* Bonnded northerly by lands of William Larbjn, esaterly by lands of David En<lersv»wuthirly by land-i of Mich­ael Carr, and weeterlv by the publie highway lead-

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••noma N . C. SCOTT, Syrvania. O., writes: 1 have been a great auflbrer for 15 years with

Bght's Disease o f the Kidneys.- For week* at a t ime was unable to get oat of bed; took barrels of meatetse, eat they gave,'me only temporary re lef. I wore t w o of Prof, eaibnette's Kidney Pads six week*, and I SOW know I am entirely cured "

Mas. Haxi.su J B B O M S . T o l e d o , O . , says: "For years I have been confined, a great part, nt

the time t o m y hsd, with Lucorrhoea and female weakness. I were one of Guilmette's Kidney Pad s a d was cored te one moats . ' '

B . B . « M « » , Wholesale Grocer, Findlav.O. writes: " I snffered for St years with lair.e back aad ia tags* -weeks w s s permanently cured b wearing ons ot Prof. Guilmette's Kidney P a d s "

B, P. Karsusci.M. D. Druggist, Login sport. Ind when sending in an Order for Kidney Pads, write* ' I wore one of tbe first one* we had and I receive more benefit from it than anything I ever l ied. I fact the Pads g've better satisfaction than any K ney reu,edy we ever Sold,"

B A T A SaomiASXB, Druggist*, Hann.-bsl, M o . ' 'We are w v k i a g up a lively trade In vonr Pads nd sre hearing of goods results from them every ay."

Eight-Flange

FIRE-PROOF SAFES

Ths Only S-Flange Safe in the World,

F o n r s u e s m s d ; f e r factory ass, They are mad'of p e r f c c T ^ s V and th* best >'sad are woikmanshl strong, simple, effloUnt. eonveSient sad sand ret dwBHattve cwvrslsr* T h a s M s u s e i i m r S P e w e r a V a t t e r - w e r k -e r - s \ N e w a n d I s n a w r u a n t l a r s n t i s n

Oareesivlng she retail pries, t i e , wswill^end one of ehese Power Butter Workers to aay rsspoa-•ible party, and gnaraatee **tl*f*etlon. or the money w i l l s * refnnded.

This 1* the eaty Bntt«r-Work*r made whieh ean be sueoa.sfniiy epersted with power. It will save Its cost every season Address lb* Inventors and

act. scleMeaof Porter Bfa nchard Son's, oncord. N. H,

SAWTb* above goods may he obtained of any desTeriD really first elaaa Dairy Impkeaenta i« tha

Per eswat Unfon Bleek AgrlcaltarwIStoee, aoke-bsria.M Y. Theserhurns wll . b e e s e i h r W t l o s s t the next foe nty Fetv.

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German invigorator whieh positively sad permanently est** ~ TBNCY (s.uwsd by «ic«**e» ol aay kked). HAL W a s f i r l M , aad ell dM»e'*» that %

SsV]saai |u U | SUPSJH S J H I a|SSSlB|*«JSJS4 ..Vollow *S ofSelf-Abn**, s s lew e f esmrtr, I S M at

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PROF, GUILMETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD. w i l l positively cere Fever and Ague. D o m t

Agne. Agne Cake, BUitona Fever, Jaundice. Bys-p/'psia, and all disease* of Urn Liver, Stomach sn Btnod, Pries »1.W by malL Send for Prof, Oull-mett's Treat ** on the Kidney* and Liver, free b mail. Allures* r s t R N O H P A S S CO.

myl ly l Teumo, OHIO. J T . r . P N N , Agent, M M d l e h n r g h .

GRjtJMt, SqVJMRE and I UPRIGHT

PIANOS, Bseeived the highest award at th* United St- tes

Centenn 1*1 World's Bxhlbttloa at PhUadel-phia, IMS, and are admitted t o be

lh* most celebrated Instru­ment* of I

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More Improvement* than any Safe mode, such a*

The Patent Inside Bolt Work.

More secure from afcxrs>r* than aay other Pi r Proof Safe, and ne expense iniepsirit ig

Bolts er Locks. PATEsTT HINGED CAP.

FOUR-WBERL LOCKS, INSIDE IRON L1NINSS,

SOLID ANGLE CORNER t

These Saf es,ar« being sold i n this State in

L A R G E NUMBEKS. A n d g i v e t N

GREATEST SATISFACTION Being the Most Highly Finished.

Best Mad*, and Cheapest First-elms SAFE ever Produced,

These Celebrated Bale* had tbe

h a m p i o n R e c o r d I K T B S

Great Boston Fire and since that time Great and Important Impr <

meat* have been mad*. Before giving your order to any fit her conoar

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