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, 1870-04-18

The Rice Divorce Su.s for rrnu, H.,
age - causing great excitement in Boston. II
eneohl cause y0ung licn not " marry Iu haste
Hiee Is bnt y: bis bride 81. lie sHcars she msIs
nm oeneFe she vas but his own age, by ustuc
mmaenoAa Hahn Upon her face, heck aud hands
@ roes SGnins He probably found thu. f1cc cli,ows
mtIsat quite ~ q st'ft and pretty. Ought Ha2arl
, - ne tndicted7 We Enow or many similar cascs
Ihls balm GtTea most wonderful pearty AMI
natntal coIrcSaa, tn which we don: ,'.Icc; We
M Hke nicsts Women To t1nlsh the Picture, they
ariy cnln, rss cheeks. and soft, luxu1aut tfess
es, they become Irresistible
, 1870-04-18

aI1Mng out OF The charge ma1e By Stevenson that
Nccrecfy h4d recommended General RurhFinrr
foI ONCE !ne Senator calls for the publication of
!ettcIa, which eoutaln racy deyelopmeata HE
letter s likely to add to the excitement which
already pscyaib among the Democlatlc politicians
, 1870-04-18
KANSAS,
Cold Wcnthcr-Fruil Prospects =
RAllrond kGcn4s

RAilrond Ekcm4s
sTceiA Despatch To The ChicsEo Tstbune.
ANRxSce, April lA-Ycste.,1sy aad to-day
n1Fe been the coldes= days ever Known here !,
thss scsson Of the ye4r. The peach, pear, and
ene.I1 Ieta "efc In fu. bloom. II Is feared that
~ NC 1fo1l except apples and the small fruit,
SSuIiatis., EoosebcTTtes, ETC., has been killed.
isr rnss4ensson Is Aso felt that the trees have
~ LII INJURED. Their has beeu Light fall Of snow
lAat tpyty-el4nt hour. ''' >A-
1,,1 nc Misso3H. kan4as L Texas and the Missouri
n1s,SI VT soon i tiuff Roads will both bo com.
% me southern boundary OF the Ssatc Ii, 1T
tnfnuch H. inI. i1oIGf7 rosa y surveying lts tine
sIstes InWn tnasan ls1to!y and have stuck their
NJ f.onT NAT Is tnEi stleatrc the dedication
mudled eond|,;oh nShn spesr le nnds matters IN
spcers deputies hxve tlicitiy fcs;here1 qs fas1 St
, 1870-04-18
LNkc Navigation.

TOLEDO, Ohio, April ls--The uuiou stcsnth..
Comp3uy's Steamer Olean cleared for DUJ1aiorsts
afternoon, and the Northern Transportation Corr.
pxn5s steamer Akron viii leave to-moTroT Ia
OHdansburEh. These are the rrst clcsssaces of
the season for these ports -
WHITEHALL, n. T., AprU l&-Late Channlafn
Is open 70 R4ytgauon.
, 1870-04-18

~. Jmtnc. Hotel, Boston, ma,<.-
nti.y lr!a!E1 rs titrcc hy tetr,r1fn ~ ls.;.- RI
Tor their c0ulfort fAet1'eo
IN accordance with the reduction III the yaluc NJ
gold, the transient hoartl at the s.: .Iam,s ~ ~ ~
dueed to four dollars per dag - 'ee
PROPRIETOR ST. JAMEs IInTrJ
, 1870-04-18
PORTUGAL.
nEEMARK

pAAIs, April 17.-Serious disorders haze brnfen
ont at Ovar. Portugal Some fighting has OCCURRED.
and several Persons Ale reported Killed aud
wounded. The rtat of the country is ttanouiE
, 1870-04-18
Fires.

PHnAnEtrH1A, Aprif !;.-Thc residence of H.
macnaf'lsHn, ~ IN West Philadelphia, was pqrncd
:. SAshCA, y H., April 1.-THE F:rst Conyra1a,
tnnAl Chufcn, aE'l some ailotsnx buildings. In
GiuninE inc Post Qillce Blns.k, burned 1ass nj,ht
LOSS, sloo,ooa. Two 1remen were slightly Injured
, 1870-04-18

LONDON. April 17--People arc pouring into
Brighton from ill parts Of the country, for nc
great volunteer Fertcw Of Monday. The town d
oFelInn with v1sttors 1nd volrutesra
4CKrfsfOwN, April 1S.--Tlc sscAmsh1ps Civ OF
Baltimore and Manhattan, from New YORK, have
, 1870-04-18
FOREIGN.
FHANCE-


PAR1s, April t7.-Ttucps hare been sent 70 Com.
= strike OF ltneEh
Houfae Kraf. teutEA III e.
, 1870-04-18
SPAIN.

% %MADR,p, Arrl 1h-The Republican journals de-
fho. fnosa III me ferafaton or Church aah State, and
oalh to the constitution be sent to Rul1c, >A~
=, 1hc Duke tic Montpenser who Is bauIshed fron
AAdl7d foF month, has gule u Seville N'A
, 1870-04-18
INDIANA

international Convention OF Young
McnsA Chri<tinn Anxoc1nttpn1
1SrIASArolIs, April 1.-THE Inte;uaaon,, ca,-
yent1on Of foung Mems Christian AssocI,tjons
K1l De held In this city on the 9sd I'd sttn. ana
9Th Ol June text II Is expected that fsom IN
to 200 fs&ular, 8od o0a 70 5000 eorFespopxnc
dclc<sses Wtl bc present The association Of this
city Is making ample RT1nsrments to cuicrtsin
~ thai may comc- Many OF the leading faIifoads
have agreed to convey the delegates II half fsrr
, 1870-04-18

CoFEsHAGKS, April 17-Gene,a1 Roas1oess Min.
tstes Of Nar, has rendered his resignation 10 lie
hlne, III conseluen ce OF the failure OF the trtaiT
for the sale Of St Thomas to the United States.
, 1870-04-18

Gnrtl from n. ~. Eeumsdcfl. To
1ns fHfnr1s OF the Wcst-IIayDe hc,u rraaat,sllr
asE1s as 70 tho t'esi time to SOW Sorwar ol.s ar3
as pnny farmers who will sow This seed thts rsar
nnse M naa ho experience with them, I ,les!rs 10
~ 'nal II ta much better 10 walt I'LL the grnttn,i
Ests '!it1e warm an1 dry, us they stool mu, better
thau II suWtl tarIrF. ID " EtTxnr11
, 1870-04-18
Shooting Affairs in 1,.,.,,,o

>hootiiaG !Asfnir~ in Reading. Pa.
kEApIS6. Pa, April 17.-Johm Lpts. German
s, gef1er,ssy g. shot hia wife and another German,
namsa spayd, employed By him. Tho former was
N0andeti slightly the latter dangerously, Lutz
surrendered himself, alleging that undue fsnflIar
NE between the parties was the cause
, 1870-04-18
Kentucky Pol1f4caL

LOUISVILLE, ky., April 11.--To-notrow morn.
lnx the fSss.ir9--Joeyndi puhushes 4 revere at;act
~ Governor Sieroasal, ~ Seaa&1t XcGserfy,
, 1870-04-18

~. rEctnntr I'Ufninnnry Rnlsnm,-
tn1 ssssua1e hscEa5afluu 81 iupnlar for III: 1azt
aSs year. st,li iitInhtaica ITS supremacy fpr all
~ cents. ct1lEn BROTHERS i CO, Boston.
, 1870-04-18

1tEhu.-Thc Ino>t brI1lton, ,x,,
a.En!s Illuminating light ever produced, Cost
1,s ta,t aSE hniiAh per Thousand feet. C1r, tri-
" w E8st Malson-eL Il. s Hall -
, 1870-04-18

Anc Now Cancer Cure.-S[-hy will
aliow them tn develop intn open canctrs, grn by
,nese , II ans tscy can prevent IL: IamE,lr; scut
M l.ee; ~. ". X Everson, Surgeon, Chica.o can.
Ger Institute, Els West Madison street o''
, 1870-04-18

verdict AEnin*t thc Defaultinc Posi-,
master.
. kESosHA. Wiz, April 1d-The case Of the United
9ases r. EH.Posrtnaster r. 8 Loyll, OF this civ.
Fas t7ed before the United States Court At Mi,
nauHee, yesterday, and Judgment obtained avaInsf
LoEil lor 81 aos 40, the amount In which be Il do
!au1ef, and also against his ba!lurs James LeIber
anu sa1nue! Rooney, for the same amount The
l2tl0rH AEt IcsIhlpSIlLt. = A4e
, 1870-04-18

Paper Elnr.ingx and Nin.,,v
SHADES. latest styl,.. Paints, oils, glass and
bFtshcs, ut F. E Rs:sy's, So Iian,lolrn.st.
rin1plr< Removed aud ,hc St,,,
made smooth by using Juniper Tar Soan, mann,
1aefn'cd by CaswclI. ttazari Il CO, New YORK.
, 1870-04-18

GEO. r. GORE 4 CO.,
2S, 2,t nnG cB 1fando1nh,.+
WILL. OFFER AT ArCT1oS,
~" Tnc-dny. April II. nj ~ Il. m..
5o Rolls assorted Carpets, 10 Crates White
eran''e lI:re, Mc:-lara and Elstk NalcR,
Show Gases, Cutlery.
!. ~ 1aI : Y, fro line # f1Siy AND r,,nrRyc
ERS- POCKET BOOKS, E- 'S>'r 4--ND
, 1870-04-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

N'ASrKn-TO RUY-A SMALL. wEL1-IYf-
Esossl f.Ea. within fftv sa;tss of Chie.sn worrh
lst,. with humber Of ae1r., v D, TEi6ane o:see.
WANTED AND LOT ON THE SOUTH
~ SIde e,:t ot ssa:stt +, and no;ta ot Taitty6E,t
Pays4r2.1 Lc tosa- monthly c! handr. dollar
eaeh. Auyt ling II ri OF tt~ s.aye tr:A MI;
ITANrEp-'TO LEAsE-AST ONE HAVING A
" lot. OF who weE1 }taAe 50 feet I'll frt, m
ras. At 80 ysas!y. address NORRIS Tribune oi.ice
N~ASTED-To But. FOR CASH. 4 SMALL. cor.
Address II e H. Drux 5tosc. sea6 Eess L.irst
, 1870-04-18
BUSINESS CHANCES

4 -,.sEht:F.liC BUSINESS MAY ,,p ..,
10 .tcxI IN [ehant n'iller wart. viii
rnn ii Stoacr Mil nr Eots nd s!'s , =,
easr the lakr IN one III n. ,ta.n u Iutt~. ~
B. WlEtsIES No CIart - pAt4talsfs 'ns::r !. i
A tIRsT:tI~ASs cASnY sTocE ron
Statf-st A+4'' steap frat Ai1l. Al -.
.G.--------
ff1in0R1lSHIsG f,,ioe0 1si CIGAR AND RoOS sr,pv
1SNEss II tir1!xs 9! H!N PR week, fsr .aI- -
-. =: :. AIS .ltIS' y cl.sk-*t 81"
A imisb nf iofn4, ASCiA GOOD PRACTICAL 71y
r,ssr tEl;r srfshI;shst = take A. ui,r+- tt s,'
cRAEtS EEuS X ri SMriis ~ s.1N. Nh IG.; -
- AoA -. haAsas Cits. Mo. A.
Il lfeht. 'HArm .ns in r5dd GALLERY. WITH Gaoy,
fery Inv fnHu;n Seon ~ for sale chrsc H..
RAKERr FOR sALE-THF R.krpv.
m tl rrrn;r,.. " ii vt s"f sSr cllra7 l,.-
E1RsTrLass GRocEny ,,, sross
cheap rsrt. F%r r,1f,s,,fa xea tsssr rsta!!a.
- @;. .s-. y a13e@t a.a1eon-1 -
tarr in j.rr. -. ,ur make. ehaase
r.nf,. .,t i!r:Ss ~ ss @ and Iet.a ii aur Wr.,t:n
the hrs;nr.x %-,rv sftuH = n.ressarv IL F-s ~
FIrfTER EfxteFi E9f tnrhtr Particular al.;,...
-. ::.e-. . l1 L-1AEls Ghlsaf,.
LGGR ~, ,aiiiI aiit.L VEL LOCATED IN NEW Y.,,k
new 1T, i 70 prndner go hasrrls dv
lae here rwrr, Viii h mas.1f sfprr.; r ";s k9t EAz
tyf n II Gis. Wo1,a Jnin IN learr- An2,Y t.,
-.1NE, notN.AlE < CO., eta Cautlst, New Fufk :"
TEWELRr STt1RE, WATCHES. CIoCES T7frr-
, 1870-04-18
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs,

IoTy,1. N.,.-- -
\ PirK ORGAN AT 4 BARGAIN, At KIN
aALA OpcA nouse, ChIe1<n-
()RGASs AEI0DE0Ss, PIANOS FRoI 80,
3'3 s19g, ALI . k4G, Il klABAILS. q WsAa-
takton*4, CdcaEn. H.
n EVE AND SECONDHAND ISSTRUNESIT or
- Al tlpd4 can fe pbtalutd 1T v. ". EIAHALL,S
y - A1hnftnu st.. ~ ray!aG traQ 4poaat down aad
DAa0N~ DRGAxA AND AE1HDeOSH m REV
- = asd foe sAts II ". " kIACALrS, q Wsahtnf.
, 1870-04-18

f9-AS OF TIE FAEX.
oe1ose We set fence-post, plan. t,ce, or
eteet building. In the frrs place wa mnst
decide On the proper site for the hop.c md
osher builainga. These cannot s,gxva l.e m
the nost slightly point OF the farm. tnt mn.
CONFORM to the highway, tho school tbo
enotsh, the Poet Office, the depot, md to
neishboE1ng farms. In short, VIC mus. con.
suit 'ts economy more than Topography This
point settled. the garden must 1,e no,- -.
hand and What it lacls in natural adf.n.,rea
must bo supplied By artificial neaus. The
same, to come extent, Is the case With The
orchard, which must be near a. no.a,b1o
Then We plan tho hog lot md
the calf pasture, and h,yond tbaa,
the farn telds, for pasture, meadow md pr,;n
But in arranging them, We must not orcr,oor
ehelter-belts, hedges, ind farm roads. in n,aer
TO reach any part Of the farm At ali seaaons
without the team noundetang through the mud.
TO TIE rARAER BOYS.
You VII individually and collectively accept
ny thanks for aamr1es Of black, brown, and
grcy oats And now, I wish you to tell me
why the old plan OF the GUNNER fallov hss
been ucatsy abandoned, and il We do right in
writing it down ~ history. Let "a have
: shower Of letters on this subject,
trom the Nnuy Of BOYS who will soon
hare to WELD tho destinied of thu
farm II it is right to ab.ndon tia.
old time-honored and time-ha.sd summer fa1-
low, there must be some good reason for it:
I not, We had better prepare to resume it.
TEE %E4IHR
3 OF tho most favorable Kind for the putting
a OF e1ppe, md everyone il pushin1 sh.sd
@1la the farm work. We may have dry
'ps'nes and it VIII be good plan TO do al tha
french or sob-soil plo~ing that Is posaibls,
IN case OF dronsh this extra laboz vii pay.
REhAi
, 1870-04-18

re REST.FROM MAY i: STORES
i r. l& e.. md ITO South Water4t.
by 2. GEpDEs, u South Cla1k+ st., Room7.
'TQ HESf-SECoND AND FIFTH FIooRS Also
u haha1.Et ot building II State@at For usstienI,Ss
aPry to NJ NATHAN 4 CO., % SontS Hst,Is1 Sea'.tf
~ b,s;s;sI- Es;hs;SI-THo FRONT OFFICES N THE
= oulldtnE on the north wess rnr,cr ~ I.t, .nS
s!a55+t! w: kEHFUOT. II Waahtnet.p.t A0'
, 1870-04-18
PARTNERS WANTED.

--,,.
1oARTSER wASTEp-WrT,1 FROM s.o,, =,
ouo,, ,nd n ea.h q ~ t9n.l amount Il e!Srri-
ttsfpi: !arr. ira!r. with large pro.i.1 cHarsn;,t
tHIMy r. A:apSALD T. co. S.,ut-ta Il.:.5 md It, :,
t1xrk-t - ~ ~ '"' III" l''f -~'-tl
PARTNER WASTED-AS ACTIVE, VELI1RIv
, 'nsn. r., wh earsi e aab1 IN cttsi.td i,r.
~ sraF't- Address or arpsy to SMITH III Hs.hr
, 1870-04-18

drcd bushels to The acnr. Gano-,, ~ con-aa Luz
Commissioner of Arr;cn,tn,o h.s soa. "' s.e ~.
entire crrm of 1sep No. 49,. , 'Ae VIC
face st t1;s n, Il L. ,as. W.. nAae "
Rarusde1l Sor~.x o,ts ~ aue ~ 'nA' tae
uain AZ nv, to1as = sprung from one
peaa nonht,.s. ~. package OF
nea v;ne - ~ ;aa.;s..o 80 ste" On =
in 1e,,s, l.oto.. eA''eu u tsamsoen, tos
n. or;cin.,ss - 1s Nc esms 70 haEe been
conrsa th".s :. " .ls Iena1Aaole oaI of
Mont.n, ,n5 .s-.:o, .ons VI inc crop LETT IN
the Gene,s, sen,, ~: aoae ~ Ash'nSton' or
good thino c,n15 =. 80 naote o4 H.
! now ,,,v.-t;aa ~ 49, ~ ls'te OIL OF shis, and
few dusbe), for nv ~. $3.50 ~. aop' lesesV1ne
man who IN s..i ;. ~ uss iof seea, 10 any
world has hce,, -s;.;.a 49, ~ sAe ~of'a' tof tne
for hi, vnnders,11x A., ~ 'Aoas4na years
hid in tba c,no,,s =; 'c tTe.. ,., sefea thas lay
in the And.s ~ -. 1oa'n ~ nks the potato
.-.,.,s;H.1 e'e' 1ne crop OF 1863 did not come
~ 80 ~ PacAaSe Of peas, but
- s.d au1. a..a saek, among quart sseks Of barley
, 1870-04-18

hnv ,nr NJ ~ W. neeE nlefto u this nation bells
Chime ri i,is avn 49, W. a,tu-noW ne Las
men rro,rn fs N H., ne naa"n hta T. and good
CnH.tenftoTn ccs,o... hus wofiA nears It an1
rrases u fstni Toe Iits , tns nute* in SONGS anu
IN nrrs tfh.. hra1nn nsn ,kos1'ei OF Escfty heAr
salle hrrfhrrn fnt,r, Nv "4sle s ~ many ei tncir
xhcrr ~ rnanr ettt ~ - Sus tee land: the hc2Vcn
when tocy hid f1nrn ,noar Han ososaetF went,
battlAs. H.. ha.r.w 49, = sne'i lives HRhtihC GODS
anI t.yeT SI.IsS hse "uess every eye brtcnteaA,
Cns;.s cr1s, n Ias svue q 1vy At the ntws or
iscr.{st ts HlA ~! als otncf Israel, race de-
III 49,, aot. Hast1 5 hst!On born al onCc.-
LIN Ivy ", ~ lAs1 ~ Inc Cot Of this srauct line
s.,.t w fatncf Sleofcnus, or one ycIT Ike
t ~Hu seStns 70 nave becn watett f;pu the nm
scey according 70 the sonE and to haze rnrnc
iotsn 70 esalst in tne great Jutilee.
US Tttolce before the Inr todsT. ~, = u, ,Ses
Er7nd delltc1ante Of Ills ten,,lr IL: -. tI .u.s
courage that the time shafI rams ,-he. i, nS"
tons sha1l ind the new liz tbc 1hers1 ~ ~ ~ ~
Gospel and all the ends nf thr cs+4h eS.i " 1e
salvation Of our Cod, -"S ~ ''A't eee 'ae
Grave questions arise connectrx, vrt,h N. t,.,,.
OF this race which has now hccon" -. .1n sta ausM1
part ri The nation ThcY mr. vnts1, naW nHn
black man can neuttallzc The yntt of .n~ o3nas
one mAn In America. But can 1ny t1rr n.iy-n, n. s.
found who has anr anxIsty ns I1 MIR at',a ~; E
race Will take Of Apv Crrit nurs,snn Ehich W.. @
Artke: Is anyone afraid fhai fhc 1sh,4s,t.1 ~ ' |
laih in this country viii be In tts11rrr n5 fnrtnn,
lIy rras,n ar ihrs.s rn.r titt ~
hc Temperance mcn =, All d,sf1rrct fa., y, AZ
Toes should fail barE cn sn1nn ttoi .sa @ aas Ut
Ind. In Epte Of the taw oran whnis a7s.,, l
ett OF whiskey drinking n1acrs II add ncT tesol
, 1870-04-18

MESS;TETWo VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES.
sEiAnE iof eoEn!ssion hEpke., beat with s,ssrr
Inquire on rfcsts e. u and Il asasv. up sti3,4
TO RESI.ST0RE. AND TWO ROOMS, CLOSET
sSa "a ETY.: 10 Abtrdccn-st., coTntf WilIsus In,
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THE FINE ARTS.
The school orDesIxn for \yom,


The artistic taste and culture which produce re-
suits beyond a1Ordlng their possessor a sort OF
semi-sensua qualification OF but doubtful value,
and the works OF art, although they may be the
highest expressions of the human intellect, which
appeal only TO an eXquisit0y cultivated taste and
that are OF necessity beyond the range OF the COM
mon mass OF humanity, are in reality Of but minor
importance. The steam engine and the magnetic
telegraph are works OF art and are the perform
al ces OF the Greek sculptors that have come down
to us. The number OF persons who are able to look
upon the latter with appreciation is Infinitely small
in comparison with the multitude who are benefited
by the latter and 10th might be 10 give up our
Greek statues they would be destroyed without re-
gret If it were question between their preservation
and that OF the steam engine ana the telegraph. IL
is disadvantage TO this nation, however that it has
hitherto been SO much absorbed in the purely prac-
tca arts that it has allowed itself time to cutl
vate a taste for the beautiful either in
nature or the works OF line arts; and
the necessities OF our position such that, for
many years 10 come at least all real artistic culture
must be through the medium Of forms OF beauty
applied to the things OF common life. Indeed,
all real taste for the fine arts has its growth in this
manner, and the exquisite culture OF the Greeks is
shown even .more plainly in the ornamentation OF
the common utensils OF their households than it is
I'm the sculptures Of the Parthenon. In fact 1t may
be accepted axiom that true art, like true
gion is for everybody and for all times, and that
the religion or the culture that do not manifest
themselves more in the daily routine OF household
life than they do in the building OF grand churches
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Now that the President has ordered that
the census of Philadelphia shall be retaken,
we hope that Marshal Gregory will avail him
self of ali the municipal assistance that Coun-
ellis or the Mayor can furnish. There should
be no red tape jealousies or red tape neglects
displayed in connection with this business
1t is important that the exact population of
Philadelphia should be ascertained, and the
Marshal should avail himself of all the assist
ance that tends to ensure the completeness of
his returns.
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CLOTHING.
Don't Let The Boy Shiyer!

yn, OF every age, size and descrip-
ton, are invited to come and
be comfortable.
DON'T sHIvER any longer
in clothes that are too thin
for the season. 1t is the poor
est economy in the world.
THE BEST ECONOMY is
to come to the GREAT
BROWN HALL early in the
season and buy the clothes
you want.
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ULNDELL PHILLIPS ON WAR AND
YORKLNGMEN.

IL Wendell Phillips was an ordinary pOliti-
clan, or rather an ordinary talker and writer
on political subjects, it might be possible to
make ont what he means by his present
efforts to curry favor with the workingmen.
Wendell has hitherto managed to keep him
self tolerably free from the suspicion of
hanlering after office, and has apparently
been content with the proud position he has
won for himself of Vituperator General. Can
it be possible that Mr.. Phillips is beginning
to think that his lifelong services in abusing
every public man in the country, good, bad,
and Indifferent, for the last thirty or forty
years, are deserving of more substantial re-
wards than the approval of his own con-
science, and that he is laying his pipes
for an election to the Governorship
of Massachusetts or-fearful thought the
Presidency of the United States? 1t certainly
looks as though he was after something of
this kind by the manner in which he has of
late been endeavoring to flatter the vanity of
workingmen and advocating the worst fala-
cies of the trades unions and workingmen's s
conventions. AS a specimen of the kind of
utterances in which he is now indulging his
recent lecture on estate Politics, delivered
few days ago in the Music Hall at Boston,
is worthy of note. One of the most remarka-
bile features of this address is an allusion to
the present war in Europe, which states that
1.-TWO mad kings had made two nations of
workingmen mad, and they are now engaged
in combat that would not have occurred had
the Emperor permitted the Interna-
tional Congress of Workingmen to meet
III n n :
experience in public affairs takes such view
as this of the conflict now raging between
France and Germany, it can only be con-
eluded that he does not know what he is
talking about, and is incompetent to form a
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IN NEW AND CHOICE COLORS, AT
VERY LOW PRICES.
PINS IRISH PoPLINS
ROLLED FRENCH POPLINS, IRISH FINISH.
SILK AND WOOL EMPRESS PoPLINS.
SILK AND WOOL CORDED POPLINS.
SILK AND WOOL OTTOMAN PoPLINS.
ALLwOoL PoPLINs, Empress and Corded, all
solors, 62c. TO $3.50.
PLAID PoPLlNs AND sERGEs, Newest Styles
sic. to $3.50.
SCHEPPER BROS AMERICAN ALPACA POP
LINS, New Fall Shades at Doe.
FINEST LYONS CLOAKING VELVETS.
2s-inch best Lyons Cloaking Ye.vets,
SO.inch best Lyons Cloakng Velyets,
32-inch best Lyons Cloaking Velye.s,
3I.inch best Lyons Cloakng Yelyets,
AT LOW PRICES,
25.INCH FINE SILK PLUSHKS, Plain and
Curled All Colors.
FINE PAISLEY SHAWLS, long and square,
filled and open centres.
FINE STRIPED sHAwLS.
PLAID AND STRIPED BLANKET SHAWLS.
LONG AND SQUARE BLACK THIBEr SHAWLS.
MISSES SQUARE AND DOUBLE sHAWLS.
JOUVIN KID GLOVES.
/. 2 and Buttons, New and Choice Shades, at our
opening prices
Having imported a large stock OF Kid Gloves this
season, we have not been obliged TO advance our
prlcee, although the prices OF Kid Gloves 10 urst
h hinds have advanced from 20 to 40 per cent, with
tyeTy prospect OF a STILL FURTHER ADVANCE.
81 KID GLOVES, all cOlors, equal TO any sl'25 Kid
Gloves in the market IL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-07

Magnificent real Pointe Applique Flounce, $500,
cost S6lo, gold.
Also, elegant real POinte and Pointe Applique Col
lars, new.
Also, elegant real Pointe and Pointe Hdkfs.
Also, elegant real Pointe and Pointe BarDes.
Also, real Val. Hdkfs. and Collars.
Also, made-up Laces, real and imitation.
We would call special attention TO our stock OF
Laces, being new ana desirable, and far below
regular prices.
Also, Lyons Cloaking Velvets, 2s and 32-inch
Also, elegant Black silks.
Also, Kid Gloves. JouVin Glove.
Also, Evening Kid Gloves, elegant shades.
Also, fine French Cloth Glove for ladies, children,
and gents
Also, 200 pairs Zephyr slipper Patterns, 75c. to
81 so.
Also, job lot Of Zephyr Chair and Sofa Cushions.
Also, handsome Nottingham Lace Curtains, White
Velvet Cords.
DRESS GOODS GREATLY REDUCED
TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLI-
DAY GOODS.
HGfd Gloves, Kid Gloves,
Reduced to near old prices.
JOuVin Best Kid Gloves, our own importation,
sl9O.
JOuyin Best Kid Glove stitched, 81. mast
100 dozen Mems French Castor Gloves, 81 20.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-07

AN AUSTRALIAN mail steamer which recently
arrived at San Francisco brings the intelli-
gence that the General Assembly of Queens
land has passed protective tariff law. The
growing antagonism to free trade doctrines
which is exhibited in Great Britain thus finds
practical expression in one of her colonies,
and Queensland takes the true method of
securing prosperity in spite of the delusive
teachings of Golden and Bright