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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-01
From Europe To-day

SIR CHARLES DiLkE Oh CLASS LEGIsLATION.
LONDON, Oct. l.-Sir Charles Dixie lectured
IN Glasgow last night on class legislation. Some
disorder was apprshended, and the authorities
made preparations 20 suppress any dcmonstra-
ton hat might be made, but no disturbance
occurred.
STILL HARPIrG on TIRE GENEVA AWARD.
LORD kedeSdale has written a letter. which IL
published, cOndemning the conduct OF the gov
eminent representatives I'm the Geneva board OF
arbitration, where, he says, the Interests Of the
country were sacrificed 90 those Of the cabinet.
lie also demands ful explanations OF the rea-
sons which prompted the representatives 90 act
a. they did.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED AMERICAN DKFAULrKR
IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. IA man named LaCrave. who
Is said 60 have dyirauded various y. W York
merchants out OF money amounting a., the az
gregate 10 10000, has been arrested al Bag
neTes de IUdion.
DFATH OP BARoN HASTINGS.
LoSroN, oct. l.-Baron HaS,.ngs led LEST
night.
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Allie "a q Colonization of Voters i'm the
Oil Regions

TITUsvILLE, PA, Oct. The Drig Ersnirr
PTeSS, OF this city, announces that there -
fraudulent registration in TitusN lie OF nearly
one thousand names, and the PRISE in-imatcs
mat this If part OF tue system OF rNlOnIZat,on
out the oil region. The Press IL an Independent
PAPER, and does not charge the proceeding
uIOn either party. The registration i nearly
douhle that OF last year. There j. 20 be a yigOr-
Gus investigation commenced at once.
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THE CoRNERIN OIL.-Advices from the PENN
sylssnia Oil regions speak OF intense exsitem snt
prevailing there in regard 70 the movement 10
suspend the production OF OIL The m DyeRent
appears 70 be universal, and there ere not over
MY wells now left In operation. In some 10
calities violence has been used In Carrying ont
elresdy apparent In advanced prices ami a more
active market.
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The Massschusett's Goyernorship.

NIX = MNkh : LETTER OF DECLINA rIoN.
NEW YORK. oct. IA Boston special tele-
gram 10 the TTibHHs SAYS that letter has been
received from Senator Sumner. declining the
candidacy for governor. +. W. Bird will doubt
less he selected a. a candidate in his place.
RELAPSE.
A London letter saws the news Of his nom ma
ton and the duty Ofrefusing IL and tue necc riIy
OF thinking about ~, threw Sumner far back
again toward the condition i'm which NJ Quilted
America. The spasrs and pain and sieenless-
ne. returned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Card.
AoierEyrs AZ, while residing in south Anerica,
missiCusrJ discov cred safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Sem Organs, and the
whole trsfn II disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers ha sc been cured by
this noble remedy Prom pied by desire to benefit
tho 1iicted and unfortunste will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in q sesled
envelope, to ary sre who needs il, Free Of Ckdrss
address JOSEPH 7 INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
nsrcly New York City,
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The RACES AT NAsHvILLE--The fall meat
ing Of the Nashville Blood Horse Associ.tion
commenced yesterday. The first race was for
the Yorng America stakes, for tw0-year olds.
one mile dash. Six started. The race wss won
by Vanda'ia, beating Nashville, Zadock third
lime: l:i9a. The second race was for green
three-yeer olcs. mile heats. Five started. Lsmpe.
8. ], !; Cadwailsder's ch. T., ], 2, 2; Roger Han
son. os'sncedi Josh Guild AMI Lady Green
held, each dstanced. Time: Easy I4si I;50x
The third race, for q purse of $50, mic and
quarter dash, was won by wsnderer, beating
London, hiclland and Emma Pratt. TIme:2 LA
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w. Prcscott smith nanyerousl, nm

BALTIMORE, Oct. Nv. Presc DIT Smira
master OF transportation of the Baltin Bre and
Ohio railroad, and late manager OF the through
Tine between Washington city and New YORK
us Dangerously al of hemOrrhage OF the
bowels at h's residence in tbs CITY.
The ruDOr was current throughout the
city and WIS telegraphed hence that he died
this morning, but il was incorrect. lie was
alye at O'Clock, but D critically III that death
may occur at anv moment
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Tar TAILoRs' STRIKE in Philadelpa ala con-
tnuee, and from present appearances VIII ter.
$1,000 weekly has been profered firm New
YORK, and from the Chicago Union q Is also
promised. The strike Is causing con-idershle
deiphiA-
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il CBESEHAN CO.,
Sueess sors to the IadspeaSeat Ice cem2any.
Rave fllai their Hou,e- with ihs be,t Qu ,l,,y OF
u JETBEKN ICE, whics thAY offer tn thu Pablo a.
rea Nopabie rates, in lerge or sBa al Gu sntities
"a ,'arf and Depot to. { OF 9 street..
once. 1904 Penusyl ania svsese. Sf4lm
CT1Vrkr fUUss OF lNDU sr8Y.-DR ESS
Nc Ia it's 10 y on, Or suchss, ladies Trou.-
A. ans tes, " yei, The .inr,est 40; ioe Gill
cren ! uit, NJ EntI' gary stfae. astween -, b
AID zist an, ets. sp2in
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IHs PORE yesterday went beyond the Limits
OF the Vatican for TIL frs' time rince > NJ occ1-
pallon OF Rome by TIE 1ts an governm ut. He
proceeded 20 Porta bella z sccs- ana W ia 80
the gardens. ="
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
nPORTANTF FROM JAPAN-IFrRrE
Reported Succe.<fuI ReyoIu,,
Agatr>t the ProSreN>ty.. parfx
Removal OF the AmerI-
can OFFICIALS

INV YORK. oct. IA Washington dIns.rh
says that private adsices from .Iapsn rerort
sSisse IN pubic ahsirs. and indicate the a..
Sehuency OF the old japanese party over the r.
formers, and the end. for ne present. OF The
stread OF Western civilig Stion in that Fmpire
minlster Mori is - be succeeded BY a represent-
$50 % we non progresSiycS. Horace Caprou
VINO went from Washington a. CommisS,o,,..r ~
astcuture 4 all the same post AZ .Ianan hrs
Teen discharged. PeshJne smith. Who vent :,
organize law department, there r. :, :, 49,
discharged. Information from Euror,. ,enra.
sents the embassy 90 the Western -estC $3.50
IS stranded I'm London without tands ~ svthor-
lty. Work on the war vessel in New N,~k bas
teen stopped for waat o. funds on .r.,,,,,, ~.
these complications Dir. Northvup. Conne,fi,,,
state comm tSsioner, declines a similar i,o.ition
tensered him some time ago by Japan.
New York Notes
'Hk ltsI SIC kh AhotrkN CoNsULC iSERAL
EUTLER.
NEW 0RK. oct. The STATE Der ~ mont
AZ " ashiugfon hes information rhaf a. Consul
General Butler, and Wa1laieh ard : -,ln-n-
his sss's tah,s, are now lu LoBJ, n under ,sumel
rgmes.
~ a. Broadway. las' night. DANA gel 'ha proF-
eTtE II JOIN = IN y Co. wrolF-ailr has and fIr
dealers. - ne eNseut Of about - .,ln. aud that
OF Bacharack y Co, dealers IN fur, and feathers
% the extent OF about $1,000. The building
was al. oTSiderably damaged.
ThE TREATY
between the United States and the German Em-
pire Tor he Exchange Of postal orders goes into
opera IN to-day.
TWO INITIATED ROBES
we're found hidden In a barrel In north 10th
street, Brooklyn, lest night.
RAILWAY MANAGEMENT CENSuREn.
The coroner jury At Pster. on failed % agree
ss 10 the cause OF the railway disaster SUNDAY.
but nearly all the jurors agree I'm censut No the
railway company Tor carelSssnesS
TwREDs SON. RICHARD.
denies the rumOrs that his father has led the
city. Tweed was absent, however, yestsrcay,
but he Is expected 90 return to-day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUg-The receipts from til
source to-day were 1922 C9S47.
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The PUBLIC DEBT.-The statement OF the
public debt for the month Of September issued
from the Treasury Department today shows
totals as follows:
Dat Bearing Interest an Coin.
Bonds at per cent ............ Sl3T GA 20 "a
BONDS at per cCnt.............. 4I45.7.3, 90
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

TBBRE WILL BE A GRAND TOUBNA
MENT and PICNIC on the Grounds Of "a
The College Villa WEDNESDAY AFTER ~
NOON, October I'd, 1872, for the benefit of 81. IA
Ann Church. Jenna ytOwn. Coaches will In
start and run gularly every fifteen minutes from
the corner Of ridge and Congress streets, George
town to the villa grounds, The riding will COM
meDce ut y. m. se3l 2t
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The UNITED STATES CURRENCY OF. standing
at this date IS 1901 81, $3.50.
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LOWELL, Oct. The republicans OF the
newly constructed seventh MpssachuS.tts dis
trici to-day nominated r.. X. HOar for CJngre
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UTAsRINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE

THE STAR VARIETIES OF The WORLD!
Family Nights, for Ladies and Gentlemen, every
Tuesday and Friday night. Matinees when La1i -
ard Children may attend unaccOmpanied by Gentle
mem every Wednesday and Saturday, afternoon.
SIX NEW ARTISTS.
The Great Character Change Vocalist,
MISS ANNIE HINDLE
Temperance Of the Beautiful Vocalist,
MISS LULU DELMAY.
The Great Actor, Author and Melo Drsmatist.
VIM. J. THOMPSON.
The Charming, Petite and g. aceful Trapezist,
MISS BELLE CELESTE.
The Daring and Reckless Man of the Air" G @.
MA1HkHS. The Beautiful and Talented Fay orite.
MISS sALLIE APT. The Fascinating Actress and
Dsnseuse, MISS LOTTIE FORREST.
fiTst eek of the New DOLLY WARDEN PAL
LII. lee by the Great Premier, M LIE GAL
LETT and our Great Company in New Acts J.
W Wesley, Addis JOIN son, Dick Parker, Otto Bar
bank Il. Jean Buckley. James Douglass, Laura
LeClaire; Emily Smith, Sallie Wesner. Nellie An
derson, Josie Andrews, Annie Donnelly. Alfred
Buckley aud chr gIes' Terpsichorean and Dramatic
Con paDy in a Bill of Rare Merit, concluding with
The OTiRtpal aud Thrilling Nautical Drama entitled
Suns OF NEPTUNE" Doors open at o clock;
overture sharp at O'Clock. Da'inee-Dnors open
at 20 'cl"cf Overture sharp at ~ O'Clock se3O
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FROM j. L. KIryaud and from j. g. Parker
We have the excellens September number of
BlGckc0od'S Nc 0z ne. the Scott Co.'S reprint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-01

MAJOR j. p. MARTIN, of the War Depart
ment, hrs been ordered to Lou's. lie, Ky, u
rSpect he recruiting rendezvous at that place.
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- Professor Tyndsll, the eminent English
scientist, sailed from Liverpool for New York
on Saturday.
G<Advices from Arizona show that the
APsche Indians are again at their old work OF
murder and robbery.
1.-THE annual exhibition of the MARYLAND
Institute commences in Baltimore this eyening.
sno promises to be unusually interesting.
6Four men were drowned AT Fs.tr,-.
boat. VI %" Al
IA despatch from Cairo, H., gives an
account OF bloody ARRAY between railroad
T rooleH AZ Tunnel Hill on Saturday night.
Three men were stabbed, two OF them fstsiiy.
Cause-whisky.
On wednesday last there was q meeting
TIE stockholders Of the Virginia valley rail-
'oao =, salem, In Roanoke county, 1t which the
entral route by Lexington was adopted un-
pinousiy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Mr.. j. G.. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
THIS AND EvEBY EVENING DURING THE
WEEK,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
Powerful Dramatic mpany.
and
sIGNORyNA TERESA ANTONINI,
IN the new London success,
THE PALACE OF Truth,
a and beautiful constr uctiOn of Dramatic
Literature with New Scenery and effects, intro
ducing the wonderful
LOGRENIA
and his MsrveIously Trained Birds.
Pox Off CO open daily from a. m, to o
NJ MONDAY, OCTOBER z, MRS. ID. p.
BOWER, se3O-tf
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The Fastest TRor EVER MADE TO WAGON.
Inc state lair at Sacramento, Cal, closed Sat
qrday with race between Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy, mile heats, best three in five, for 10000.
Gold NTH Maid won in three straight heats
Time: 30, 2:H4 and ABBY. Governor STAN
lords Occident speeded between the heats
Time: 2:214 and Poi u. The third heat TO wagon
was made in 2?3k, which was announced from
the stand es the fastest time ever made to wagon
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visit to my establishment VIII fully repay all
whomay appropriate the tine AMI trouble of com
ing, whether they purchase only wish to view N
immense stock and how sell them
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ITAOUT PAIN, - the shoe can be worn
With eaxs after the operation. Bunicns
eessfnhy <ssted At DR.. WHITE q, s35 18th street,
opposite U. o. Treasury. Hours: q. m to 6 D. m
Pee, Per visit: attendance ct residence, IS Per
visit Press q business &C osce 1reclndes visiting
patients at Residences except between and 3 o. m
Refers 10 the many eminent pky sicians, rs
and tbs tEousakds OF other veil known and respon
Waship gtcu 1881. iyll.tr
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NOVEL SCENE AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Medicine Bear Wants to put HIS War Shirt on
the "Great Fdtker."-After our report OF the
interview of The Grand river Indian delegation
with the President closed on Saturday last, the
Iefo Sioux party were Introduced by General
Oowen, Assistant Secretary OF the Interior, and
council with the Great Father took place.
Mec'cine Bear, chief Of the Teton Sioux, open
ed the '.big talk" with speech very similar to
me enc ne recently delivered before the Secre
,ary OF tne Interior; but before doing SO, laid
MS huge calumet on the mantel-piece, and after
removing his feather head-dress deliberately
proceeded - unshirt himself - the no small
astoniShment OF the pale faces present. After
Investing himself of his neither garment he ad-
Vanced fowarfs the President, and holding IL
sloit was about to put It over the Great Faith
ers be ad when General Cowen took hold of it,
ahd placlng Il on cbair told Medicine Bear
through the interpreter that tue Great Father
"otld not weer IL just thee, but would accent il
az proof of his medicine BeaI's) good will
II seems that IL was Nc dicine Bears war shirt
adorned, in which he had lifted tn hair of MANY
.napiess enemy, and that he desired to present
ton in which he held him as the big chief of the
pale faces. Among the Teton Sioux, and in
TACT among many other Indian tribes, similar
saImen's are highly priced, fabulous values
oelng set upon them by the wearcrs General
Cowen accompanied the delegatiors to the de-
pot yesterday morning, and shaking each man
oy me hand bid Linn good bye. They invited
ard see them, and said they would treat hum
wei. In his speech at the White House. Med
icine Bear told the President that Gen. Cover
belonged to him. tneaning that he held him IN
great esteem and that his promises TO tia red
men had been fulfilled.
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IO2J6,II4 ~

The statement of bonds issued 20 Pacific rail-
road companies shows totals a. follOws:-Prfnci-
paloutstanding, S6i ,6Z3 SIP; interest accrued and
not yet paid, S9G9, 3526S; interest paid bV
the United States. Sit, $40 .57554 interest repaid
by transportation of mails, &c, - s2S, O2s.5l:
SI2742 -E.O3.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE MARINE CoRPs-C.pt
Horatio b. Lowry he's been appointed assistant
quartermfster in the L. s. Marine corps, with
the rank of captain, vice Capt. Wiley, retired.
First Lieut.. VIM. b. Remey has been promoted
to captain, vice Low ~. second Lieut.. Frank
A. NJ ullaDy has been promoted to first leuten 4.
ant, vice Remey.
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THK APPROACH OF THE GREAT STORM that
swept over the lakes on Saturday and Sund Az
last was announced in the morning "probabili-
ties" of Saturday, and on the afternoon OF that
day the danger became apparent tn At caution
airy slgDa'S were ordered at Buffalo. Chicago.
Cleveland, De. ,Oit, Grand Haven Milwaukee
and other principal points hours before he
storm reached any of thO@e places.
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sI.75l.5O.33J 90

DEBT Bearing Interest ia Ldrfu Moasg.
Ceruiis indebtedness At 1 per CT. St!sOO0 90
Navy pension fund, AT per cent l40l1 900 90
Certificates AT per cent........ 6.rs5OOO 90
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IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN MALT LIQUORS
The acting cOmmi s'oBer OF internal revenue
IN view of the ambiguity of portion of section
10 of the act of June 9, 1872, imposing special
taxes on dealers in malt liquors, and in view of
the supposed intention of Congress, has decided
the, wholesale and retail liquor dealers who
have paid tax &c such may continue to sell malt
liquors under their special tax receipts without
being asses7ed as malt liquor dealers. The COM
missioner further drecrs that the collection of
tPNes assessed contrary TO this construction of
the law shall he suspended until the que. ton
can be decided by Congress.
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To GUARD AGAINST THE RISDERPRsT, and
other diseases fatal > cattle the Secretary of the
Treasury he's directed the rOllec+ DTS of customs
at the principal ports in the United States to
stop the importation of cattle and hides from
the infected districts of Europe, unless accompt-
MED with consular certificate showing that
they are free from d'Sepse.
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THB PRECEDENT received but few visitors to-
day. There was no formal s"-sion OF the cab
met, bat the Secretary o. War and several
assistant .ccretarics in charge the departments
had interviews with the Pre- 1ident in relation to
matters perta' hing TO the several depaI tments.
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Three Doors from Eleventh Street
Three Doors from Eleventh Street,
sea-r Three Doors from eleventh Street
DB0F. L. q. CASSELL'5 DANCING AOADE-
Il MY, Potomac Han, IL street and Mary "a
land avenue y. W. Ladies and Misses' ~
TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS SO 70 6; Gents "a
s to 10 p. IN. Matinee every WEDNESDAY tsaA
sto l0p- IN. Pollard d Andresene Band engaged for
the season sepi4 I'm
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IL. .SerSezsi4xz@
Ao: 1897 HIEEsyLyAMA 1vIsyn.
il GRESHAM 4 Co.,

NOkTHERN ICES NOhTHkRN ICE
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STRAUS, the CIOthier,
SEKAUS. the CIothier,
STkA Us, the CIothier,

l0Il PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
1Oll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
lOll PENNLYLVANIAA AVENUE,
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So. ;6,3l9 100 C5
S33,2.I,9Oi 81
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Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity ................ S5.4S6.5i9 26
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-12
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Al w. B. Rock we'll b Cos, consisting
in part Of elegantly bound books, (histor-
ical, biographical. political, Juvenile and
miscellaneous,) writing deeks. work foxes,
dressing cares, card cases, cigar stards,
gold pens, slbums, chromos, photographs,
engravines, Autographs. handkerchief
boxes, glove boxes, toilet box ., bibles
prayer books, hymnnls, gsm@. pocket
books, poke. diarics for 1914, writ.
Ing paper. guitars, violins, accordeons,
stcrcoscopes, microscopic views, besides
many other articles too numerous to men
tion, all of (which are offered for sale q,
reasonable rites. l2-l0.2w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-12

TuE GREAr HAIR 'xsDuceR Hair
oils, pomAtums and pdnsdes have hsd
their day. They beion ~ the musty past,
Nobody that understans the che mistry Of
the hair and ths philosophy Of it, growth
think. Of using Them. Instead Of clog.
g'ng the pores OF the sAlp with thick On.
gusnts. and thus "bstrcting the insensi.
bile perspiration whici 10 essential 10 the
health Of the Abs,s, wtnow tone the eur.
face ofthe head with ainvigorsting sppli.
cation which penetrate to the roots OF the
hair and stimulates then In the same way
that the fertilisin, agents spread
over the msa1ws stimuli ate
the grass rOots and cause the blades
to spring up In myrindt coating the earth
with vsrdure. The iuvgorant'hest adsp-
ted to this purpose 10 LIONS Ka,hairon.
II may we'll be- called thefertilizer of the
head. To the barren soap It communi.
Gates vegstative rover. II tho hair IL
dropping out or becoming dry snd with.
cred. u arrests the process If dils pidation
NJ hight. The tair ihicke,a and becomes
rlossy and flexible under re genial opera.
lion, and "a a dressing II 10 unappr cached
by any preparation that has vet been laid
IN the toilet Of fashion. l!-s-dlSw.lw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-12

CnRls1NAs 10 C0MiHo.-Buder Broth.
ere have made elaborate preparations for
Chrisimas 10 the way of a.ling their hand.
some store room with new and elsgan,
iewslry, gold AMI silver watches, plated
end silver ware Of the newest patterns,
and Zoe stock Of pianos, organs and other
musical Instruments. A look through
Budsr Brothers stock will leave no one ut
. loss 10 the selection Of . Christmas
present for . friend. Every article In
their limo 10 placed before the purchaser,
and hs can select an elegant and sppro.
pirate Christmas present for big friend
Or . little one, male or female, wife
daughter, sister or sweet.heart, At q prieo
suited to bic purss and inclination. The
Buders extend . cordial Invitation 70 the
public TO call and examine their Christ.
mas stock. ll.2s.tE