PERSONALS. 
Certain New York capitalists, including 
theHavemeyers, are about to erect a large 
sugar refinery in New Orleans. 
Kaiser Wilhelm celebrated, on October 8» 
the twenty-fifth anniversary of his entry up¬ 
on the government of Prussia. 
The Earl of Aylesford, Lord Douglass Gor¬ 
don and Captain Hargrave, of the British 
army, have gone to Texas on a hunting tour. 
They are guided by a sportsmen of Chicago. 
The daughter of ex-President Hayes is a 
schoolmate of Miss Molly Garfield at Cleve¬ 
land. It. Hayes, jr, has a position in the bank 
at Fremont of which bis father is a director. 
Mr. Hiram Sibley, who is said to be the 
largest owner of cultivated land in America 
and who was formerly president of the West¬ 
ern Union Telegraph Co., will erect in Chicago 
the largest seed warehouse in the world. 
Sir J. B. Lawes, the eminent English scien¬ 
tific agriculturists,says that while the English 
wheat crop of 18S2 cannot perhaps be con¬ 
sidered an average crop, the other crops are, 
taking them all round, very good, and the 
prospects of agriculture more favorable than 
for several years. 
Mr. Winans, of Baltimore, pays 175,000 a 
vear for a vast tract of deer forests extend¬ 
ing from one side of Scotland to the other. 
Not content with this, he has just leased an¬ 
other estate and has brought suit against the 
owner for failing to eject the shepherds and 
crofters who are on it. * 
The Hon. Joseph N. Dolph, who has just 
been elected to the United States Senate by 
the Oregon Legislature, is a native of new 
York. He has lived in Oregon about twenty 
years, and besides being a prominent lawyer 
at Portland, has been connected intimately 
with many important business enterprises in 
that State. 
Paul H. Hayne, the Southern poet, is a man 
of medium size—perhaps flve-and-a-half feet 
tall—with a well proportioned figure, olive 
complexion, dark, penetrating brown eyes, 
and a full, massive forehead. He has highly 
polished manners,cordial address, and so much 
natural eloquence in conversation as to re¬ 
mind every one of the fact that he is a nephew 
of Robert Hayne, Daniel Webster’s opponent. 
***“ Durability is better than show.” Du¬ 
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wealth of a Vanderbilt. Kidney-Wort is 
man’s co laborer in maintaining health. With 
healthy liver, bowels and kidneys, men and 
women will always be in good health. If the 
bowels are torpid, if piles torment, if the back 
is full of pain, get a package of Kidney-Wort 
and be cured without more suffering.— Adv. 
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- 72oYoo67 
Aof timber and prairie ^ 
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The extensive assortment of the best 
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS 
In the old Nurseries at Flushing, L. I. of 
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prices of verj nenv kinds. For catalogues, address 
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