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syrup or The PhosphaGrs,

Iou Line. Posses, snd soda. or CtIEwt.
OoAlL EOOD. Thi' Syrup s nueh DEED e. a
snHing % he syne1 durinr The rtogf... N
Ihf.nic Disease ahd a. huid % he st.n,th
sa''sa ~ lour couunusd nl-hsalis The slsnss.,.
v eonisins are 81 present. - TIE sVusu, 80 !.
90 oP'4u.n q hen e essential 70 hssi,h. Just
Jnhs ~. - C.E BFLtEP IN
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WOOL WI NTED.
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v POI T. ~ AtsuJIIu
LAY 49,
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u merriam lcbe 'OS 9etsricbten

Wai5in8ton. Nsttuten far Die Ser
Staaten Aruee. 6etruteu 8ibt IS ieit ben
9ertlt 10 piel, pas taft ale Heeimenter uoD5Gb'
llS tub uno man beldlpiien bat, Die Werbee
Oricen in Buffalo, Nsp 9Apeu unD elnlsei
anoeren Ytaseu aui5uSebeu.
Wa~lbtn9ton. G5 belBt. Sr, 2alarra,
Ser lpanllde @eIanots babe Sef,stdr Sag cfs
fi5ieu an8e5eist, Dap pie WtiBbeuisteiten 5pil9en
ben lpanilhM 8ebSroea uu0 ben 8eb6rpeu au
Eamplco aU8Se9lI4en Isien. Ginem bier eInBss
~ttotenen SHreiben zines Sanpelsbaules in
2aHplco 5ufcl5e bat seraDe baS @esentbesl
ltatt8s!Anoen uuo &c miro parin ferner mltges
ihellt, bic ipanilae 5lotte perpe. iobalp b1S
Uetter eS s%rlaube, lt9 auf Der San3en 8ulte
pon Va9unl bis Eaalptco eoucentriren, mppur9
Die ~Friperen 8eridte beitati8t me,oen.
Sn 9artf0rb, Conn, lit uou Oeut'
ben sln sNnt!sSaotan Nubber Club" ee6ilpet
WOrosn, Der gum l5Usd bat, ben aasemeinea
0rrbl!na gu beben uuD 9eSen Die griltOtratie gu
tampIen. Nadl ben Statuten 1T ieosr geliltele
Oeutlhe antna9m5fabIS, nit Musnabule Der
Wttt5lieoer peS .5apian Gubter CLUBS. "
AuA oatT felu UtItslisD in, Bereinslotale Sn.
Dian Jubber usbsrldu1e traSen. Gin ~f9ripIe,
Club cas- ,
New'Oorf. 9enatcr Doualas mirr
sinSetrcfenen Nadridtea 3ulclae am Nputal
abeno pper Dienftaa Mfcraen nit Gem Dam
pier empire Gitp pon 0apaunab bier antpml
N.
Ncrt. Gtneueue6r eaat
&C. Ole neue y. CT. Dalnpfiresatle wurot
auH SreIta9 gum erltennale nit DampI rerle
9e" uno Die an8elteuten Yroben fielen our gu
trleoenbett nus. Die WalGinsrle lit aus pe1
2S:IIltatte Der 9erren Sames Murpbp & SO.
Ote oentl 1e3eitun9sptelei If
NepeOort. 9tc9 Dor menisen 3asen
l4relbt eth New y OOrfer Correspondent pes
galT. Telegraph, stn3 Wew.Dort nit cine,
Vfen8e BON Seltangsprcjetten ibwauSer, wsld'
ln8ebeuer bel Uon li4 reoen madten. Partu-
riunt monies ct nascitur ridiculds mus
Au ole IdOnen Yldne iiup flOten sesansen uu1
Die 9unoerttauIenoe, Welde in bic Gal4eu be.
oentlden 3eitun9sberaus8eber unp Sournali.
ten matoeru louten, bleiben berubj8t III oenen
Der lnsosIndren Spenber. Shape ut paa
ldOne &,elo Sn3wilden reOudiren iit biz
8anden SerdHoeruu9en, melde IN Der bieiiasu
oeull4en PrelIe erfcl9teu, auf ben Ib8an8 bee
9errn pofer ron Ger vStaats5ts.", DeS Serru
partnann nom Democrat" uno beS Serrr
PfteriinB con SesIle's vSanlrirter i3t9," wenu
mar. oEele ndmli9 our peutiden Yrelie reaneu
BARI. GGE4sEHg Ust
Yin Der BON Der Criminals 3eituus" mitSe
:bellten Natridt 1ber ben Sertauf Der lillian.
tLs", 1T, wIe Der DerauSgeber Der leeteren, Sr.
Gllelen, III Der s0auoels 3eitun0" an5eist, tein
wabreS Wort. Die . Atlantis" lOQ, menn bic
ridltdnotgsn Nbcunementsseloer sinsebsu, ron
atsnlabr an piepsr reselmdBiS eriAeineu UNI
bic Abcnneuten, bic int VOrauS besablten, fin
ben IuSfaq Der big oabin faaisen Sefte aul
cine ODer Die onOere Nrt entiGaOi9t werOsn.
Nsw'Dort. 3um 8elten zines pents
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Weue Mu5et0en.
uaE Mptia. As1

kDts sgIu5sn ale GtrrnsH, Dt!4s tn @Srspnans u" a"'
nebea, ibrs RE&nanssn 6seen uut TN Na"ts S"'Sf "Np ~.
nsbssn gnohs siu,urstSea. I'm ~ stutm Et@tissR Gbi&!us
sr B5bsr ,u tpumeu, 8srasr batsa mir 1Sa sine gsdas
Ausadabs fur aa,slae1 unb SuOisetbttsnsn ron 1888, 1oao
uub 1857 tn uuIertn Sa@sru, bic MIR ata' asirnnsn hHs In
sussrs ususn Bidder ~ a6tttrascH. Gotr f~Ursern hsSbaib
aus ra6adnbtesu e9uIsass aaf. ibten 8srSt"SltHistfsn ss5sa
uus Iausesas bis gum l. gsbruar 1859 nAt1utOn'msn, MI
brto,nfals mir Has nsl3. btes Esrf&umtn foatsn, euFS BIZ
fsntlt6s aufSsberuas tm g6sdsr bardn sFtnnsFa ~eFSsH'
DttGrp. hes QDeders.
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&eieArapvsScDe JC0eDricDteit

1EAS3EApDsNCDG I%WSUkdNDIeN
tf0tett9 ar b oIttmsr % sE.r-
Naibiu8ton, rs. Ot8Dr. 9JtAu w,
@runo gu ~slluben, paB Die Tolerate rOer Suas
sS,Partei BON Wtsrico, weltae Ii4 8e3enWlrtl8
un Ibre AHerfennun9 Ssiten5 uuIerer Ne8le.
runS temubt, bersit ut, in einen SertraS elnjl'
seben, pOrna9 Die y. st. Wfltttar pclten in
0btbuabua uno Scnora auIlteQen tcnnen.
WaibinetOn, 26. Deg. Die 0fe8Ie'
runa pes Vralipeuteu Santana in Der Herublt
Dominica (St. Domingo bat benz Tran3, ge'
i9ditStrdser Gbepalier O~fapbauo ieine palle
8eeeben, neil ct ibr rIfISleu mlttbellte, zap es
Ger Danld pe3 Suffers 9taprleOn lei, paB lla
Dcminicl benz &ailtr Sculou9ue unterwtrFe .
Walbtngton, 26. De5br. Die tntlnl,
ltpn Treunoe oeS Sru, 6Oripb eerliberr, CAP
ct uidt barat cente, leIneH WFln'1epOlfea III
Wlerlco nierer5ulesen.
Glue Nntnort pro I'M lebten Ebe,l eeS Sa
nuar ater e%etDiIe 8OriAll9e ermartEt, pel4t
Don Seiten Ger Ser, ct ReSlerun5 Dor emit
oen 8cden in Bttre @entral>A mertFa'5 Del
en3llj1en ReSietur8 9emadt muroen'
Ser ueterlapbpolt linp ron eIneal IN 6ctI
gu6auau ltatipnirten Slii5Ier NaAtIaten pom
5. De5br. eiuselanieu, nornad am @llafalle
WolDfelrsr, bic li4 Ill beiOen Selten O~ellelben
60 Weileu erlttedsu, entoedt wnrpen; CSC
Dram parsn ralelblt tsiddItt5t Hno 500 paTer
pabin Don Galiiornieu aui Dem We8e. =,
Spute Die 8ermebrunB Der Ssro!tsrun8 IN
cislern W>rblltniB lcrtpauern, 10 D!to ArI6oho
binnsu GER nadlteu IL Wloaate $4,000 Yin
nobuer babeu. Nu1 leihe Silberla8er bal
man colelblt entoeft. Gelblt Die, melde bis
Der sessu cine territoriale eonltItatruu3 Ar''
3cua's marsn, linr iset Iur olelelte.
Die 21nopretle in Spnora (tno le9r 9el'e'
gen, leit bic Nadri4t fam, cap rIe Ssr. Staa'
tn Bette BON benz Qanre er9reIfsn 'pcuen. w
niae amsrttanijAe Burger lcueu Der Ser. OF
Resieruns suspr9etcumen lstn unO tere!ts o2S
Re6t Der Grbaunn8 elmer Gtlenbabn pen @uaE'
mas nab eiuem Yuntte an Der amer'fap1lGe.
@ten,e erbalten BADEN.
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Scrduuf,sfncn1InN

DIR @Tmania Ndnper.&bOr bat fia gsTiamrIrn 3I5fai
aas Dem palIs bCs SsrrR 8ars, Rc. Il Sertb Sbagpar.,
sniltsH Sermaes uno 2Onsdrr fir. p,rte8t.
Dem frdbir msarfd4 ausatIprS6tnen 9Duuf6i tRtipta.
6enr Raben MIR ben @pntraft hS,r bees 9etaI ta6En abe:e
It3lONtu, eas sasFs'bs aH5sr ben far bic Ssiaug ,Iebsrs n bs
ittn1ntt;H IesnesH ~ tts..: aHSTn. 3Ai aud gu ben trtoit,tH
% rfarnr'Iuna:n Der Gfttrsn unb paiT en- WfttstsDfF tam
9srmdutd Rinasr.Gbrr iHr uaSfalisBIi5sa i~tsgpfHpa &C..
IL Ut werte.
Dies CUR asnatnts br Nttstteptr Srtnsssb unt kamtt bs
~&tnlspuns an btefslttH ;un Gf:ertn unD tatIgst8sn Gelua
ees SerstHsl9td!s p~sr5tIeenb, Miro ale &ititts frfItt &2ftls
!nneea &c an ban SernaEis Mannir.gtOs bft Germ 8aTs
btattrlese1 tu rPuea.
Het2A Init &. q RfHpI. GeFr.
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9Iuemnft nes Sampfers
sc a II 8aror."

Nsw.OOrt, 20. De5br: Der DanpIer
9au3arCc 1T pon 2IuetpO0I bier anSeton!nlen'
Seine NSadridten linp pon psHs Pac't'c aOsr'
bolt. c..
Aleraucer p. Sumtrlct mar ernllltb trant'
ODDS & @arspen, ameritaniiae Sautlsute IN
QOacon, babeu ibre 3abIun8ea luepenpIrt'
Sire 0erbInol dfeiten betr18en $4,000
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.9iewe anO IAOns WGarsu,
"a eanfteIb, 8rOtber u. g.,

Slr. 229, 8aItieDsss, gee bpa G~berissfr.,
snSta Bic @a;naerff art tsit otr saufst auf ieF neuss uat eIsssn
IS ea8tr YSn FaHcss &rtiFsia, disqualification ~sglbsssE nbgea
psa1tp"Qta SgirsitfttR &C., otJhs He aeaIt@ Sen gaEgpG tAtVc
.trtsn. DaFaatsr hfnsen I'D sfiGr1a6rrl s~tares.5sts fFani5,
sf&s Ri6gdf@fa, E&rstbpuItt, GVtltttsStdnts, SupsIsIs unl
S&RaS5s56Iter, &btteR6fea aab StedsrtEsGapltls eabtes,
EpmpastDrs, 4artsa ssldGtt, 9rrtar1aGtes, @sHtF;at 8eil
Ia srcser sfpspabL IL ME etnt rtthe SamaIHng pGa ea6iksy
Srsat. asiiftin, NaSn0r sAs6eitsn, isIEtf8em WGdeT, Sttsba
sr g~os,elI!i. HSsarss, Damtntdneru GptrnsT sf Ipstttptu bRr
ptslmuitt, nab O sfenbetn, selhtus Gsbt+n. @DEtfoIiDs 1t3usas
S.vsttsa att 8Idfaea Hnb !IeiRsr GIGiiF3.
5plaegae TgnscN~
sos Ssn btEeR 1seiltru 1urSpGS a~aetfar!!ss ,IIs l~sssgSassg
SSl3 ssb duisa, fir becsu @&tsssre a!j-t RiFS ,aebiR aasa G5F,
e. p0*fatbts. r-
PrdbtbOAs 5SIDslea,
nQA bta asmeRtm Stvlt, BON asnSSn, SARA, SEaf sab Sst .
tnpSttis, istrte rstas Sdmutfe&tn anfsrsr sibsasu 8atrts, n
Sofs.nne Ebttitt4tes geGst e6feI, Nftfsr, @abtIHI I
saa unt ielbE ~fatttittt, 09fur MIR ttas NshasQs. ba4 eEif
yrdmta1a BET Der sitassa Gasa:aans bee R~sssIGHbsS aatta &c
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1'ur baS Seroienit Der Snitiatise fir l9 bat unb
i'm uebrlSsn nebr einem Ncmau ais eiuer @es
l4tdte Sleidt.
ROcabOntaSs
PHettf1e Gradblung u0a Sobaaa Straus
6enMiler.

Soxr q G..,cmaU.. :. 60 .f4:.au r..
~ m. :" ~
su.n q" 'a"9etes VSO.p1 "nIe' oen' S'k,
"peSaqOh'ae OoeF Die VtHnonn9 oOn S!ts.uIeH
M DaGas sllNe'asn laHe". s!ns DC. l@pnl!t"
~ '"Poe'''Is SPI''s" VIZ w Sru!ty""9o'
gu Vst ost. Staa!en, ps Vslu1ul oua
ost ene.an.lps" Oaap9l1n9e'o@'e ppseqon'as,
PER g.ytlst!h nao Vs!1sotsh oes Soga Sm'p
uHv D%an0tg!n"us'V sst ap'Sa's osS'Als"
W. aHs w. ~ p0eslW.' @s'ua"os aHo su'
s.e!V mt pIlolslust Steas, 70 wsN l'p ovs !es
ts1s m.t peg De'p"pm'e Oee Veo1gtes rsrs6a!9sn
tNs' 'otsTlup'G Sn lUlsx"osH lp0asa SstIsn
IVY unS " D'V'st ls1ol' "s'9s ""ls''s g
10y SeEeu' ~ ; gn@
q la. S6n y Ma s ~ Sar NV" 49, r.sM SryM
Nom ~,trfrrinn rnn J0c5hinoto,
az... OHirb non he nsts Motnrit frno.r
49,. sn'~' e%s.-.s ..:n asr
~ )" @uW'ett wv" NV INV,
ey' 8t""ten' e"I Wv Ovttt" ~9'p"f'
+ s#i-S Sp.nyv"!n't lpp"ntp onVt
~ We'y .~ Me'He S'epst1sVHe
lfzM YIN 2Salolteo tfF5: uno trtlhe eut Esu3
gfa8 lIsbll4 un6 el1tBegen Tateln, srs
Hplsn1t ptloe Slun1cn BOILER Onft a.. g
q uno ldsntst unS Elm l1Bes VaHeln.
Romnt, 8itoer Der 8eraanaenbeit,
limb tretet in bic neuen Rabmen! a.
Gntfalte Detae 6errlt6feit st.r
. Ypeabpntas, laGnFer Namen.
WlS Der Otdter IN D1elen Q5erien p~eripros
den, oas bat er pcQfluoia oelSst. sSu oe.
panbter. meiIt ifSner uro osolStteter. uut aus
nabmsneife an ;bSyte leipeuDer Nortn aibt sr
unS bic Gslditte Der eoleu unt rei,enSen in.
Dianilheu !RSuiostotter Ipou Der Qaupuna
pes Jcbn @,nith in Nirainien bis az ibrem
tra,nriaea Iope in gnal,np Belonpers
aeluuaen iiup oerape bic ihmierioGen
5teQe1, bic Sdi(perunaeu Der Watur unD
pes Qebsns Der rotbeu Wayturtinner. yBie an.
,,.L: "a "a ~ OF,
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SSGbm01cDinen.

Thomas Shanks, prattii6ar Oflibiniit,
NCro Stablra6e, na6e 8aItincrctrdBe,
nAht aue &eparltureu an y erral9tncu, OrudsTsYteNeas
Slebner 9oerfieu8tt &c. &c. Wpbeae fur bic 9atsItsDtFst
uerben eenaur db Der 5ei5nuns e~trfertt9t.
cit II B ~Sertluft. 9esiSt3mt
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bette ietp9 bamit ni9t. Nm ni9Iten Gage
tpuroe er lpeBen Vera4tuug Der Court a~rretirt,
rpsIl er per luAt bate, Dem 8srbcte gambler gu
preci3en, uno gu 3weitanciJer 9alt UerurtbeIIt,
Die 5rOBen Sttefel abrtten
In Wa9aAuletts bea6liAtiBen Den NrtetslCbn
berab5uIeBen. IS lpueu rcn nun an bios 81
bic 1925 per Gag be}lbli weroeu.
Der Staptratb Don Quebec 1T
nod piel unprpulirer ais eer JieW Yorter,
ST muB unter oem Sduee Don 30 YOIl5iIten
ta9en nno trceOem fiteBt e8 in ben 3uborer.
rdumeu 3u tuMultu1rljden Scene1 III fC.nunen
NeuljA beutiAti3te man cine S~Pren8un5, eot
obne Grfclg.
80 etne 5 arm in @atifornten
brtnst. 0Or einem 5abr touIte Slaac Kan
CATER BON Sucse Gurrep in Rop1 GOantp 300
Nter v0n Der Su5ccl Rand 81 50 per Ader.
&r pfllgte eaS 2auO I'M 9anuar, laete es nit
8uapmAS 4Jt5en uno rellte noh ben Staaten,
UNI feline Talnilte gu beluden. Ocrt blIeb ct
Elm par Woden uno fam jnr Grn!e5sit tber
pie Ylaines aurif. SIN SUM erntete er 10000
Sulbel2, ron oenen er u. u. in rs. Ott. 1000
SGde in SacramentO 81 Al Gents per Vfuuo
pertauite. Gr nil nun u1A Ct. Souls unp
nIdltes 6rubjlbr leAne 6rau berauS6lin5en.
Die Dltfte leIuer 6lrm bat er gu $35 per VT
ter U%ertauft; er lOlte oaiIr, icDie fir leiue Grnte
$25, 900, uaO bat nun Gle balbe N1nd mob
iOri5, gag! giner nod, DAP uuler Scoen
nidL 8rSBere S4lse ber8e, alS Solo.
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Qihertn NnuzWerein.

Die Rit8ltsttr pbt en- @sreius pirbsE hermit eFtneeaO GHl.
UeretnsIpial pWnftit4 su eri&nnsn. 'nesm ItIe uer'Satt
pttb uno befsrb.re Stf5lIfs tur 8freaneluns ~ mmta' 1ut
gttbtsrf tetHeube ptr fau,u In bic Strafe unb perhtR ais bet.
inn msrS b~etrad:tt usrben. SIM Muftraee
SIP = 81. 6pmNPrc, SER.
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Nbstntfbe5 2ISet0baW0
Wei1nadtss mnS IMeuiabrs &c fd,o,,e,

lie SudPlnolun3 BON W. q. 9 dmtbt.
go. 55 Nottb 0a9Rru5e, ,
enp feslt ttr rst9baltsss unp pOpiaGma6ltes qs,s, ~, ,.,,
'Gsr H1tsratur an0 5Hnf, esl&s III ~ 2D.i6na5tRs. Wrp 5{G.
tapr1'Sei9entfn SorSaJ{it stgnta; SGnmtlt42 lBtrte ggn
epdntihc! 9etGs, oaaH, SHGtsspears 0Rt9e, 5Stbes Retncfi
5Hts NIT 3et6aUaasa ppd RlIIDad q~rstigratt, 6tmtoitts
8pSmpS 4 tte. Ktnfsts 0ebiAt3, Rlgpfca, Qrnd leiin1
Ylatea, 3,pstsr, S4tasr IN 1srf6teeensn NusaGten, aau,sr3
eGe fas Ma@t ol90tist R0Ss-sn, Staabsa Der aafa4t, y.
soa heutftsu 4Iaittsrn far DantnasIbFnfe caTInb' g,GoIspr
0"9vt aeo Sueennlprttten IN groBfr Aa&ratE Don IL c 50,
SIsro d@ s eatiter Sar1tIertl lenbeg a Dents.
gdpas's Dttnidtir Nlnanab mf ~ Sts5ifIh,, 25 Cert.
SrSaas, pN5ttSl,Ds buntE uaO f$nafi. 8~.tssrso5en 8S3.
a mhntS oe'9aens nHS S4%retbbrfte, Iufbtafen, 9egiag
0sjt4.3p ap, 81. Sm m "a 0... dad.
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". GOieu,
Qaeutpes Wefer'8,
I. GtraRe, No. 44I,

asaenG6erp Der Qatent"O Htrs
lS<,atmmt aRe an8eteeu Mae SubttrtPttpHe H IN
gDaIblnsipa Wnb nmss3enb far ssR 2Dsdsr, . Ts dnV et KS.
01Guna tpSu Osa6asSe!ten. uue belSr8t b~tislSeH tn fnrteFer
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wetbnadbt6s n1S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fir Oeutjh(3n6I

@HTtrast Tnr G%sfersnn8 Cpn pa1e!sn ur6 GsIbars,,btu.,
9n mao mtr9sne stntm Dirt IN 4eRtialauS, gjeio;'s mn ~"
ia IS ~ Isf agstSaa9!tn ocsr gtsaiaNr ]ssa!atnt, psresr pon
Statrefsn saran-tF., fOb4IR iOI@e Bis sun so, gSp5sp, nj,
~01s9eeea peFetn, vs.. n. 5&mibt.
WpDI2sS MH- a 4rIL LEn-AE
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Co @efhenfe nach Der Geirnnt6r &

8!etae Vadete, frst. ta &0rtie, fir / bs 2 DVgars.
t6rbtrunss'GOmp" ehpfs9G I'D sir prenptst nm
Ettrn Setprrrung SVn @afsten aGet &t (6Esl m So n tTTp
@eDt0) mt. tsSen DER tss a~bBsbenten . m I'M ~
na@ trssae slnsin Orte her aDeI, 0prtuslt5 mad OeWtfb
IGRo, SrantFet4 ub Der 9 d 10 Ia, frantrt bi .FH7
3stnsr 70 r1su 9slPars8attunBen an tTosas in.
AersHs eosH bahia fee. ms 9aa6 u lEsferR ptrstF pey 5,FoS@.
StlIets pan 6remen rad bier une umaelsprt. frs p
prem - gsasanStlaint teSsn @onat sOn qtsF. Ds4iei, Is,
R6ssre &ustRnft GS.r prtt}t, BailnorySen y Z -m ~ s-
"a aaI %Ssr.UfEsts aHfrassa blt s.. Sd mist i. a.,
~pif9am Sant. gtsS'g0!t LUf,IortFt IL:
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-14
TIE CREDIT SYSTEM.

As straw upon the stream indi-
Gates how the current flows, and a
feather in the air how the wind blows,
so do mere triiles som .tilnes give us
the key to important events The
New York Express, of last week, in
its money artiel,, affords such an m
0ication: g s1 Egt
1t states that on the day before,
th re had been sold By auction at the
Merchants Exchange, by ordersof the
assignee, the so-caIled assets of the
late firm OF Pendleton, Brown & Co.
Who these people may be, or may
have been. we know not. and merely
mention the name of the house to
show that we allude to realand not
an imaginary transaction. Their
book accounts, says the Express, sold
for $40 Notsmueh lof sam, in
truth, for ameng the N was a debt due
by a Cincinnati firm for S9,65l ssG2.
Another Let Of book accounts, amoun-
ting to Sl,749,. sold for SO, and a.
mong them, we're two Judgments a.
gainst New Orleans house for S6S4.
Among thesassets' were asheafef over
due notes from different parties; due
IN 1853 and 1854. making an ag-
gregate Of SS,557 96. A fine a.
mount, on paper, which realized the
magnificent sum of SIS. Here is a
pretty. specimen Of rather a loose
business. The one Cincinnati debt
of S9,55l OF, was only a part Of a
batch which went for SO, but
The sum total gives $50, 600 of book
debts and bills sold, at auction, for
|S47. A depiorable. depreciation it
must be confessed. s!l..
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Gbaite postrg.
To a Wild Lupine.

Didst thou bend DER his grave, gentle flower
By the side of his bed didst thou bloom;
At morn, and at eve, didst thou scatter
Thy fragrance over his tomb;
When the night closed calm DER the earth,
And the star of evening so clear, a.
Like an angel Of love looked down
From her old and'mysterious sphere?
Didst thou wave o'er his bed, gentle flower,
At morning, at noon, and at even.
When the tints of. twilight grew deeper,
And the stars took their places in heaven
When the hum of the city grew faint,
And the moon in its cloudless way
Seemed to quiet to slumber the din
That dreamingly melted away?
In the pomp and pageant Of show.
In the funeral array vast thou crushed;
Yet. when that face was forgotten,
And the voice Of sorrow was hushed;
When heedle:s thestranger would pass
All carelessly over his tomb,
Then. flower. didst thou still guard his grave,
Gentle flower, ,didst thou bend o'er his tomb?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-14
DECEMBER.

| An exchange gives the following
brief history Of the past month";
December is so called from its being
originally the tenth month of tn
Roman year, but since the Julian re
form Of the calendar it is the twelfth
and las. month 10 the year. l
was formerly called by our Anglo
Saxon ancestors wiata monat : thai
is, winter month; but afterwards
changed to helig monat. or holy
month, with reference to the celebra'
ton of Cnrist's nativity on its 25tf
day. In ancient chronology, the
/ 9th day Of the month was observed
as st. Nichelas's day, and is still re-
tanned in the Church of England
calendar. ST. Nicholas was regarded
fas the patron saint of scholars,
children aud mariners. The 9Th day
lis the conception of the Blessed
Virgin in both Romish and Eug-
Plish churches. The fourteen days
from the 11th to Christmas was Cal
led the .Haioycn Days. The 18th
is ST. Lucia's Day, and SO retained
in the Church of England calendar.
Tie 2lst, st. Thomas's Day. is OBJ
served by the same church. The
25th, Christmas Day, observed fIom
an early period as the nativity oil
Christ, and celebrated not only by
religious ceremonies by nearly all
Christian denominations, but also by
popular festivities Of the most JOY
ful kind The day is still observed
by all christian countries. The 26th,
st. Stephens Day, ami 9th, st.
johns Day, are still observed as a
fes;ivaLof tho Church of England.
There are but few incilenisin Ameri-
can history connected with this
mouth. The Congress of the Uni-
ted States meets at Washington on
the frs! Monday in each year. 1t
was on the Sd. 1888, that Wishing
ton delivered his Farewell Address
to his army. On the l4tb, 1893,
that immortal hero, the Father ofhis
Country, died at Mount Vernon
The 18th, 1913, Fort Niagara was
taken by the British. The 30th,
1918, Buffalo was taken and burned,
also by the British
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ADVERTISING.

There has never been 2 period
within our remembrance, when the
bens1ts of advertising and the fol-
ly Of rotrenching in this department
of business expenses, in dull times,
were quite so palpable as at present.
The most careless observer cannot
fail to note the difference between
the non advertising and advertising
stores, as he passes along Broadway.
.in3tho former there is solitude and
silence--in the latter, life, activity
and the hum Of bargain seeking
crowds. If there be a merchant who
doubts the utility Of challenging
public attention through the news
paper press, let him air bis scepticism
in the est sblisEments which are in
constant communication with the
world of consumers through this
metliatn.
81 don believe in Advertising" is
the ;pse dirt Of a mind afflicted
with something approaching to Judi
cial blindness. Sulky merchants,
who mistake obstinacy for dignity,
and refuse TO descend to the cour-
tesy Of telling the public what goods
YOU have to sell, and what prices Non
will take for them. we ask, ''N.tiat
are YOU dDius?'' We say, you are
ting 10 ' our sales-rocms. wrapped
IN in the solitude of your own orig
inality, as free from profitable intIu-
sion as il each Of you were mercan-
tile Maurius crouching amid the
ruins of a commercial Carthage.
Deny the fact if you can! 1t is as
notorious as the SUI. Long-headed
firms who keep en- rapport with the
. public through the business columns
of the press, whata you dO'ngF
It is unnecessary "to pause for a re-
ply." Work-xeary statesmen and O.
. ver-tasked cashiers will testify that
.he.pressure' of cash retail business,
created aud stimulated by wholesale
advertising, beats all the other "pres-
sures' Of the day.