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, 1873-12-16

All Instruments left FOR record in tho Rocortl-
or's Office prior to Dec. l, 1878, aro now ready
for delivery. Interested peraons are requested
to call for tile sumo.
Tho growth in tho number Of commuuicants
iu tho Methodist churches iu Chicago during thu
paat thltY years has baon az follows In 1870.
thoro were 15l msmhors 1850, eo3 1860, 1,41o !;
1870, AIT,
Judge Norton had nothing whatever to SOY Of
the Clty Treasury deficiency, asserting that lo
nad not lad time to give tho mattor any atom
tiuu whatever.
Dan O'llara was very re!ioent on the subject
merely re1nstrk'ng tas Ae n:aadad to 90 to tho
City Hall this morn!n3 at u o'cloea to taie
ohargo OF tho City Iroasuser'B o.llce.
About half-past O'Clock yesterday a ]ittlo
Girl ,iamod tlury Lopno, fell ont OF secu,ul
story window III house ut the cornor OF Oanal
a'ld wright Streets SAo was attended by Dr..
Lee. Her injuries ato not serious.
Tho Depnty-Coroner bcll al inquest yesterday
on tho body of Thonas slnamons, WHO was
found dead In Ills bed Sill a.lay lnoraas al No. 10
Try stroot. The Jury brought il, verdict Of
death from organic diacaso OF the heart.
aIrs. Jane 6wissLolm delivered n lecture last
oyeninE bcforo Il largo and attentive audience.
y, tI. lecture room Of the Christian Union No.
III Aladlson atloots Hor subjo1t WAS, "Wum-
ans llelasion to Christianity" = tuoms ahe hau-
died with hor uH,.al ability.
Tho third annual ball OF tho EyoclHtor Lodge.
No. y, Of tho knights Of pythias, canla oil vi
Shows Hull lust evening, Ii was attended by q
largo number OF thu momlo ors Of tho orga,liza.
tion in Luis CITY and their ludies, aud Was u Auu-
cesB III cyely particular.
1No hayo received from Emerson l. atott, No.
233 West Alaainuu btseet copy OF "rho Mill
nor and Diesanlakor," for December. or a9l
tho fashion nlag4zines this iB tho fullest, boat
illustrated, mud moat valuable iu ovory reapeot,
TAo prcsont number contains llvo fu]i.page cul-
orel laslion plates.
II III rumorol tlat a1r. e. r. @. Klolske intends
to withdraw l!'B snit againat Col. Wright to TO-
t,aln his Aout In the Dunld os Police, ai,d 1lay tho
cnsts. certain lawyer Enid yesterday tIlat Mr.
K!uake was not altogo!Lor suro OF victory. Aud
HOW That ho AAd seUufed thu Office aud tito re-
moyal Of tho Colonol, he %as willing to lot tho
mattor drop.
County Treasurer Hlilor has i4suad the follow
, 1873-12-16
Tho New French Minister.

tr0h tie Nc,c Vars Tribune.
Jean Francois Charles Bartho[dy, recently an
pontcd aliliistcr at Washington by prcsitcnt
Mac31alon III place OF tho Marquis do Noailics,
Of llnGonatl, in Alsace, and ia about 49, In lis
10th year ho went to Paris, whoro le was 4
pupil at tho St. Barbo College, and af,crward
studied laS Mt tho University Of France, IIo
was abous to DO gratiuatod as Dlcholor OF Laws
when tho revolution OF 1873 broEe ont. md ho
ardcntly supported tho Republican cause
lle was Vice President OF tho Auno- Marie
Club, Socialist organization, md during
tue June riots In l8i3 fought desperately On tic
bariica1es. Being takon priponor, ho eacaped
summary execution only by Il rtlso, saying tllat
Monsuignenr d'Affre, tic Archbishop Of pnrls,
had Hcur him to nurse tho wounded. Noyortlle-
consequence, transported To lauabessa, III Africa,
where lo 1e!nniuol for three years. In 1861. q
few days after tue coupe d'otat OF December, lo
was rciensed by order Of Louis Napoleon, at the
request OF lliY aged faLGcr. III. Bartloiy ut onre
became All ardent Donapartist, aud wI&8 employ
ed arst III tlc Ministry Of Justice as ipternroter
and afterwAl In tho Department OF Foreign
Affairs NJ translator. In 1865, Ilo wau appointed
Second Secretary Of Legation ut Berlin, ai.u after
pong thoro about two years, ho weui uB special
diplomatic agent to Turin, and nsxt to Vienna
whore ho remained until 1864,
IN the year following Ao WAS charged with q
special mission to Marshal Baza1ie, III Mexico
from which lo returned iu 1SG7. Slneo that
timo IL. Bnrt',oldy Eus been Fist Secretary Of
tho Fronch Legation III st. Petersburg, mud aB
such transacted nearly all tho important busi-
ncss Of tho Embassy. Tho new Minister /, coll
s'doTed one Of tho most astuo diplomats OF Fra,ce
and ut St. Petersburg was on Intimate lermn
with tho Czar mud his family.
, 1873-12-16
THE GERMAN AID SOCIETY.

Tho Directors Of the German Society held q
meeting last ovening ut thoir office, No. 81 In.
salo streot, for tho purpose Of receiving reports
from tue committees appointed 70 make collcc.
tions Tor the Gorman Home for the SAcltorleas,
ut No. 140 North Union street.
George Schneider, Esq., the President Of tho
Society, occupied tue chair, and tho Rev. Ernst
Guutrum acted NJ Secretary.
Mr. Hettich ropnrled tint the German baltors
Ind agreed to furnish all the brcad wanted dur
ING the winter froe Of charge.
Arthur Erbe, from tho Grocery Committoo, re-
ported that they wonld DO able to secure a! the
direction sholtor had leen glvcn to govel al
Americans, because the Americans had contlll-
uted to tho Homo. Tho disponaary he said
would be in running order in a low days, most OF
tho medicines needed being GU hand
George Schneider romarkol that as Mr., Tr,1ee-
deli Ind been attnckod by tho ,Staats-Z -Zeitnq, ho
would state that the thunAs OF tho Society wore
QUO to that gentleman for the many fayorY ho
llai erat!tcd them. MIR. Schneider also compli-
monted TnE Tribune for the favorable notices
given III regard to tile charity.
Dr. Blttlard, as Chairman Of the Committee
on Societies, stated that llo had turned over to
the Seerotasy, the sum Of $405.70, aud that tho
singing societies Ind agreed to give monster
North Side Turner Hall had boon offered them
for tho purpose, but they were trying TO got the
usc Of tic Exposition building. that they might
10 able to give something grand.
MIR: Forhcl, the Superintendent Of tho Homo,
reported tint up to tile present time 1l2 mon
had beon admitted, to whom 6ss nlonls had bcen
served.
Tho Treasurer, 11r. Il. Endoris, reported as
follows:
Funds collected ,sg 1on IA
Funds subscribed but not yet colcced. Sal, ,u0
In g'odH, provisions, &c.................. 129U.y0
1G8.G0
llo also stated tllat several Of tue Collectors
had returned their books because while co1lack-
H.: they were ofscn insuited.
J. Boloredorf reported that tho furniture deal
ers aud oarpen:crb had collected The sum OF
S12S. If all the ComnlistecH had worked as
theirs, they would collect ut least $4,000.
On motion Of Mr. ScIloenemann it was ro-
eo!ve4 that those OF tho Comnlittoes unwilling
to mako collections, should return their books
III their places. After Transferring some further
unimporsant business the lncotlu,: adjourned,
, 1873-12-16

~ from tic finriHH4ta Gazettc.
gentleman who las ln.ely returnod from Co.
penliHge1l sc.ds tu lrioad III tiia city tie fol-
lowing touching account Of I'LL interview lately
held With Huns Christian Anderson
Hans Christian Anderson las beeu Ill long
ttfnet-so ill that he rofn8cd to zoe 1ue. /
called repeatedly OH him, and did not get to 500
hln1 until sent him word WIS on my way to
Amotica. I garo him your 11tter, aud lie askoI
mo to read II, saying l'o wnY too i'll to do so, /
then gayo him tho inoIosea photograph, and
askcd him to srito hiH mime ou it. Ito r,ato
several attempts to write before Aa succeeded,
and then fsll buck into his chair, and | helped
GARY him to hls lounge. When lie bade ,ny
gooa-bse, lle said that, II ever ho felt woll
ono'lgh to comply with vour rolnest, lie wo,ll
certain'y do 30, and send it to ns. gave lin,
my address. lie took mo hy both ha,,,ls, and
said "Good-hyo. Give my love to Mr, -
and to all my friends i'll America. Tell Ar. Long
fellow aln siclk-yery Kick"
:, The King, Christian H.. had called to 500 him
tho san,o day OF III, visit and gavo him Il travel
fnG-bas, and expressed tue hops thnt llu would
Aoon be we'll enough tu uBo 1t. But Anllerson
shook l'ia hcasl: n,d, with smile, raid '.No !;
I shaN asere' 1e treN enough 10 trauet again bu.
1 thank you."
Willie WIS In the room llo asked mo when I
expected to rotnrn to Copenhagen, and / told
!si.n that perhaps might rctur1 III two lnonths,
wlcreupon l,o naiu, II ahall not bo alive then
II nm. shall give yuu d copy Of tho new ol.
ti0n Of tho Atorv Ut my ifu now boIng uubllsln,l
IN America" llo fH tho politest Inau evor
know. When lett tile room Le accomna niatl
mo to tho dour, and yet he could scatcely stand.
lie looted at mo until wont down tic ntors,
anu waved h!h llaua US last farewell,
, 1873-12-16

Of tho lovy woro tnorcly temporary relief under
tho present fnnnc1nl depression, ind tho Items
coit!d bo put In tho i'oxt lovy.
AID. Campbell wRa III fayor Of creating school,
ilouses M soou ns poaaibla. lilo Flnni,co Com
mttsco hal gono for tho wrong itonls. Why did
they not atrike out tho Fullerton avenue sower ,
uo Was for education md Hcl,uol.houeoH,
AID. Woolnan tosirod Lilo Acnse OF tho Cou,1-
oil for tho guidance OF tho Finance Committoo.
Aid ltc6rath believed tho Council should wait
and lind out It IL waH logal to cut down the lovy
ut all. Tho itoms proposed to 10 atrIokeu out
wore the only oncB Tint could ho spared. This
administration would DO hold iu great measure
Iosponsible for tho lovy, and whom tho people
came to pay tho taxes noxt year they would not
ask what administration loyied tho tnxos, but
"lnt administration refused TO reduce thon1.
AID. Dixon did not think tim Committee should
iinve presented n report without legal opinion.
lie Wal in favor Of health md education, OF sew-
oia and echool-houses. He beloved tho report
wa1 Cheap buncotnbo, md it waa evident tho Al
dezmeu elootod OIL tho ticket with Ills Honor,
the Mayor. would 60 back Oil tho suggestions Of
econonly tioliyorod In 1l!s 11onor'a inaugural.
AID. Richardson moved tint tho rorGrt Of tho
Committee. ind tho resolution OF Mr.. Jonas, bo
tnado tho special order for next lIonday at
o'clock.
The motion preval1od-2o to o-anl tic Coun-
Gil adjourned.
, 1873-12-16

a. mnny surora' ,ecrtincatc, have bern ,aatcl 10
neraona a,rginy mn jurors on lilo different Oolrla III
Wook +, 9'ty i fGr Ercstor nonnt Of money an they
md ~ nnny Of tlloaa certificates nra now aioat aud
may o offered III !'c payn.unt Of TIC connty tnr
Collectors Of Cook County ngainst receiving my lr-
ors certlicatns TN, Rs they arc aatisiet TINT snch
County Treasurer IL propared to pay ali inWtul d.
nnnds against Cook County, and perEonB lavlng j,lr-
ors, tSs certificates wh which e Their tax sye
amount1. mud Pay their tax with tho money.
The Finance Committee ent long and talked
earnestly yesterday afternoon In eocrot HoaBion,
with tlolr heads 80 c1osc together that they pro-
soiitotl tho appearance of uet Of pyramid pool
Their oarnoBt colloquy was tho Qago deficiency,
bnt wllat tlioy sail will not ho Givugcd until tho
mootinE to bo hold at l o'clock tis nftcrnoon.
During the confab tho tax matter came up, wtlon
Indgo Norton as to tho loeaiitv OF tho cutting
down Of the amount Of tho tax 1eyy. Tho i,ond
Of Justice sonlly WIS examined by tho Co1nnsit-
too md approved.
Tho First Methodist Church, cornor Of Wash.
in;Gton aud Clara R'rocta. was !lllol with an i'll
ttoligcnt ant aprrselattvo audience to hear t;lo
lecturo OF Golall alnBscy on tho question, " Why
Docs Not God Kill tbo Doyil p Tho locturor waa
introduced by p1of. [lnvoii, tho President of tho
Philosophical society. mud delivered a
highly entertaining lecture .upon tho ground
Robinson CruBoo's man Frilay: but
IT. God much htrong much mighty n, tho Devil
Why God no kill tile Dovil to mako him no moro
wlckod?" MIR. Maasoyn discourse took d wide
upon tho origin Of many Of our comulon super
atitons. aud giving son,o Of his yiowa az q
spiritualist. Ho gives tho following Ut Ills answer
to tho question nsked by Iiitlay: "An'l wo nay
find that God docs not kill Tho Dovi! because ho
wishes mail to do it. md tint tho death OF tic
Bmallent evil Is the birth Of G creator good"
, 1873-12-16

An EpiR0ilc liza thu Hs.lz:tifpe Trist

An EpiR0ilo ifa thu Hsalz::tifse Nris1Js
f.. Altor ucn. boyer had onlY ntatcd ollco mort
the lamontablo story OF l,iH olysHey frucl Afets
70 VeruaIlles aad lnsk ngai1,, u,l.l ton on tt
14ondou and BrussoiH-a dnn,i' alnrv. VII cls re-.
yoalod nothing now-u worry curiu,l. witn"as
gave aotno worry curious oYdcnce. Tnis Bii.yul..
pcraon Has N. fase!1arl, WHOM nftnr to al, Vi
September NJ. JuleB Favro appointed ln repre-:
aent Franco at the Court of D:usSe'a. you viii
judge by hiB oYisienco Of tho qualifications fo1
lint Or my other rout. 1fo mid:
- " Heforo my ono word, tho Court must per.
init me to place mysolf under tho protection, oi Il
Court). I arrived ut D.ussos OIL Snpt. 1j. u.i
eaw tho NlitiBtor for Forolgn Affairs nuI l.
King Of tic Heis'alls. Whom LETT lny vrt'cr
ateu friend, Jules Favro, I felt n s;iG; Il: II
but sail to niyaclf tint, when o:lo i,aa rad
half dead, In thu train Of Marsha! a(ucs!:.:
lie can do Ills duty in nny oapacity. J scns
sccrosary to tho frontier. | received III H.,
lords IN England. To called himself '.o.,
tho onomy'a lnoa. also rueoivcu .lle C';lt.
esu Cabasrup. sho was lady ct rank.
told lor, If you do that, / viii ca,,fc,
upon you nh inestlmablo btossins--I will Eiye
tho friendship Of tny wife {langllcr). 1aun vtrs
fond of my vito. sho is Il German, but NJ
not ashamed to say but tilol we havo beor
ovcrv nnouihlo n,tn,,,t ~ rne,i, Hfnt ~,
ueregfinot,ons With hi oauu Mu1 lst ~
tbn3o, n'nto,n ,.aro LUZ F,i ~ a;Jn,.. "
tnnnfaaa ca,e',a' III ms'u not ' a,,,o,a VI Wau
wou't anco1, II nf or IL n os sa "y
ovcr nd r. innt ~ her fnf ""a I a1, ,s'ra usa
the,n. was also o. aco'1aimtci W viii III tha vita q,
Martial c",roioS1 !i1 s. WIN .uu M.'o :"
vcry la1viIl,o III ~ u'1 trno wo'na; pTsI,' ans
flnnghterl. II nv oxmcsso,a ara ut oorr,r1 rs
nray exct,se mn ynl uoo t,a., hoa,, 'ona, ,na,.
n,r;,ts vtot T @1oon 1ou 1at III liz pusu nS
in nv amnov "o ms t ,i s s1fe ,u
WIN Ind arrived NJ, corto,e H. e1a ,nis,E "oi, sa;a
tn n,vso,f !. ,nat 1o Traal,.9., ,'".u
waa snam,, IL Sfarecnio W conraIaat moan ~ .,a
by tlIo hsdn;1a ny tLa ,ynn,oI 1,o,, tI,ot ~, ~
Saame ra,1ocrt ,not lar -. ~, j.,
satn,, wlnrc vas rocc;vod nof cnnn1n ~
nr;,,, howo mIr Ioi 'at u,oag nea.
nh;cct aa,ra tot o,' t1s.n ma4 nnoes
Looar man tat ia ,,o ra".,', ,,t,,, ~! w.
solf under tic hoiy invocation VI" naad I,u not ,e-
mind you of. sfn1ano cnnrnt'a,, ua.mod ~ ~
to M9tz In Francaipc sbn xcnt WN;,ca tcp, ~ @ 70
aly As for mo did p,eas manv tl,;msan.lI.t .IU
I was not aono, Fiat. there % was m,y win
to hcip mo. 1hc, 10y l,a1 1Aa oiIcss 'ns WI" 1o
comn o,,,,,- t1,,, ~ poi! "e u'ncn ~
, 1873-12-16
A Pun in n rrcsE-E

The vrginin (Nov.) Enterprise rclatos this
canine experience:
"stute Printer Putnam, who has been sofourn-
inE in tlls city for fow days pant, returned to
Garson 20 r. Inst Sunday noon. lio was presented
hre Newfoundland pup, about months old,
while horc. Tor Ealo koeping this juvoililo son
of his mother was placed III tic Enterprise nreas-
room last Saturday night Al ho was now tle
property Of printer, 1o felt 1t Il duty he owed
us master to get ao1ne insight into tho business
l'rcas for son,e tinle Will, much Interest, he
wont up to It and stuck his more between q pair
OF cog-WheclB. Leaving between the wheels q
piece Ut skin OFF tho end of his 1,oeo about tho
size Of trado dollar, he retired To d corner
aild sat down for tinn to reflect upon hia first
lotso,': After ho had for come limo paved and
Licked LIS wound his attention was attracted to
The bed Of tho power rregs, which see1ued to bo
shooting in aud out III playful manner. After
this l'e Htartod-sncouraged by seeing 1t retreat
down by tho swift return Of the bed. Hero lle
thonght he had found a foo worthy OF his steel.
At it ho went, tooth anl mil, and waa regularly
knooked down as ouch paper was struck oil,
dor d, about threo houra Ilo then eat down
might, bobhing his head mp aud down ns tic
bed pluto mofoa In aud out, but cured Of bat
Ting with it. Doing shut up ill tho room and
loft to Ills own devices till MON Oh Sunday. le
found an empty ink barrol OIL it's sdo AMI niado
that l.is home Using black ~ ink hin,solr, I.e
condition Of his coat was not discovered until bis
master had taken him aboard tho trim Tor Chr
son. It was then found thut Lo was ~ full of
ink us one Of tho ink-balls used by p1intors in
the carly dnys Of printing. Deing nn affcctou-
nso and playful little cuHs, tho constoruation
whlcl ho created aboard that train can DO well
imasinod. at last it waB found necessary to
wrap and tic him up In lot OF newspapers, and
thus The printers dog rode away with ilin now
master, ano"spapeI-carrier 10 begin with"
, 1873-12-16
INDIAN OUTRAGE,
4 I7oy Scnlpctf md Burned to Death
Near CuMli, Supply.

From. tbs jiehfson tRsn.} Champion, Deo. II.
most horrible olltiaso oec,1rrrol nenr Camp
day lust week. that for brutality and cruslty Ina
not becn e1llaled sinco tho DAYS Of Crawford
mid tho cary 1ndian troubles. Tho perpetrators
of tho icn;lla!l 1ct wore kiowas, WHO, for a5tno
timo past:: hnvo boon cat,sing oolisdorablo troll
bio In aud around ttor reservation.
From A.. q. ua:lback, Houto-A9ent on tho
Atelsson, Iopoka 4 Sa,ta Fo lsona, wo gathered
tho following particulars Of tho orino 1t secna
tilat party Of English tourists arrived ut Gimp
Supply q fow tays ngo for tho purpose of oii-
gaslng IN Il buiralo~liunt. At Ca,np Supply they
purchased 4 complete outfit ncrcHsarv 10 carry
oi tho hunt for several dayH, and hired n w,!goi,
and tonm, with boy nbout II yonrs old M driv-
or. After being out several da?a their provisions
tho town for another supply, expecting llo would
easily make Tho trip III Three or four tlyB at fur
theA, aho dlstance boing about 50 milos. The
allotsod ttmo passed aud u day lougcr, and tic
sence, ssartcd back for Camp Supply. uero
nothing Ind bean seon or hoard OF lin, Huco tic
departure OF Lilo party. A party Of ArnterI and
ueonts %ero O. immediately nm organized aud set out
hunting grounds. lilo second lny out they sud
tlonly cnno upon tho boy. Ho Lad boeu can-
apart and piloa IN heap, tio boy t!ed 10 the
stack, aud probably burned alive. uo lad alao
leen scalpod by tho brutal towards, aud hls
charrcd remains loft on tho g-ouutl with ali tic
proof of how the dsyi1ibl net had bcou commit
ted: Il'c orscs, of course, wcro stolen.
The excitement in and around Fort Dodge IL
intenao, and tLa old lluntoa aul trapuors III TINT
vicinity Bay that, If tho Government docu not in-
iltct summary punishment upon tho incarnAto
iionls, they will luke tho matter into thoir own
hal,ds antl commence wnr Of determination.
Col. Bristol, IN command Mt tho fort, says ho
has the Fifth Infantry aud two companies Of
cavary, in readiness, and only avaitIng orders
from tho War Department. rho Kiowas hayo
about 2 600 warriors on their reservation,
, 1873-12-16

:, correspondent aslH LII for tue foundation Of
tho ''only Inv wIlipi, soe,na to l,ayo ubtai1ei
longer III Fsance Than any other" Our answer,
hayd tl!o loulon COSMOPOLITAN, IL on thu al,tLor-
ity ot uolIault wllo stasos tlat Tho exclusion Ut
females M M from tho throne Of Franee vas lnstltut-
@ % ny !, n,hMayaamond, M a. D. a2i, and ratified in u
Council OF State by Clovis l., the real founder Of
tha French monarchy, In 51l The Iaw long nro. Q.
valles! ~ Spain. bnt was formally ABOLISHED by
tue cortes IN 1850 aud On tAo death Of hor
1athor, Ferdinand VII, his daughter
the 29th September, 1883. We may add tint
by tl'o sa!o law tho crown of Hanover ro-
yorted to tho Duke IT Cumberland, tio uuclo Of
t?aool v!esorla. when sha asoensio;i lilo I;nglish
shrone ~ 1887. Ono Of tho olaest English il1on-
af9aloal puns we 1aye e1tant is that 0f Edward
ILL.,, to annoy Philip do Valois oi Trance. % who
, 1873-12-16
AhOw tho Wealthy Dutch Farmers Dis.
plMy Ellelr Wealth.

lndael, IN gomo OF tlo richer parts Of F,jtt
land aud dronIugen, tho oyila.tcos ut I,.s, i,
tako u very abaurd fur,n. II il nut ,,,;t,s,. ,
ilnd two iino pianos In the ho.,so, Though Ill.,:
II no pFotoneo ri allowing tho .luightsrs To lcAs
1t il sud lLat sono Of the rich coxa growurn .,,,
sll'or tea.kett!oh and gold tablc-saTyicc- -ls,r
them III tho rude mode Ut fo to which tlloy lty"
heon bred. and which thoy would scoln to OK.
olango for anything moro reAned. They Iowa to
surround themselves with tho oyaopcss Vi
wealth, but they aealn oareless OF tic ropl u.l
Santagos TINT It IL tho Legitimate oiice Of wealth
20 soonra. ludeod, tho Dutcl, farmer n his bar
0aflo way has 4uue VI tie peoularItiex OF s4uo OF
, 1873-12-16
FOREIGN TRADE STATISTICS,

Annual Report Of tho bureau Of Stu-
tf>t1cs on Commerce md Navigation
--i1f Exhibit OF tho Trade uK tho
United States with the PRINCIPAL
Foreign C0untrieH.
:. WAsu1SoToS, Dee. 12.-The annual report Of
tho Chief 1T the Bureau Of statistica Oh Com
morco mud Navigation for tho flaoll year ondod
juno 80, 1873, III in prcsp. DR.. Young furnishes
from the proof-shcota tho following EXHIBIT OF
tho trado Of tho un1tod StateB with the psinci-
pal foreign countries during said period;
lnspoytst Dn,ntstc Ioye,ap
sGcrte fEp0rts, <Tpufks
, 1873-12-16

hia how to Chiengo audience. All tho Turkisl,
chairs aro sold alron'ly, and tho opening night
, 1873-12-16

Theao nls arc coruposct exclusively Of ycco,abIe |
gre1tonts and although they onircy snpergude tho l.
81 81 aisssy Y n,om tue lser n 9ee v3uats remedy II
stas Of that Llyas Coaplsint, nu9 Wisoruar.
lndlgostlop. Slick llca!acia3 yp"lh Foyord kc. Xc
All sHconnb To Sphuuck'g SnnIraka Pill
F0E halo by all dfuggtats Mud dealers, '
, 1873-12-16

,. ,.PEo'sm!nnntly superior" p:rtoE Honso, .Doston.
9xGln,sxely Tor years Con,inoata Hotel, Pha.
, 1873-12-16

Tue superiority If those extracts colaists In their pqr
tocL puty aud Xrost .trcnt, H. Th?y ar5 warranted Meo
from tho pots1nu1is nils and acila whiu nto lAu
computation ct 0f tho nc uu fruit ttsynrs now in
tn, .rses , ,sy ar not s9!y tn. 70 aer bus
ighs congratulated that comparatively ANAL quantity
, 1873-12-16

| Argentine 1tol',,b-
IL .............3
AlIstrlL..........
! Belgium.
brazil. ....,...
| Central Ai1lea.is,all
| 9tatca....... e.,
Chill.
ClliuR...........
Denmark ......,,
Danish 1fezt ILL.,
| lles.
Greenland, 1co-
| land, lsnd FARGO
| 1sia,lds ..,,.,,
FEaslce...........
| French West In
| tltcy.,...,.,.,.
French EaHt In
| l!cs............
Frcncl, r,osBes-
afotls In Africa.
French posEes-
| ions, all others.
Mitl'selu1l, Lang
Icy, and st.
Yerro 1sluuda,,
| Gcrillauy,.,.,..,.
England ... .,.,
Scotland ........
| ireland
Gibr,.ltar,,..,.
Nova Scotia and
New DrunB-
wick...,.,..,.
Qucbec, Ontario.
| hI:lnitoba. 1lu-
| 1,crt'a Land,
and tho N. W.
| 1'errltory,,,,..
| Brit'l, Coluuli,ia.
Now fuulltlIa,,;f.
Prince Ed
warl'n Is,kuJ.
mud Labrador
British Wcat III
dies and IIot,-
tluras.
British Gutann,.
British East
1l.lies........,
1Iouf, Koltg,,..
British l',ssgs-
sIo1ls 1t, AZ
rica aud ntlia.
cent tslautls.
British. l'osaes-.
BtOn8 In Aus
II trulia.
Drltisl, l,ossess.
aions, all othor.
Gre,,,:e e
lIayti ti,..
Itaiy -
Jut,an.'
I.iucriu.
AIcxico....
Netllerla,ltls..
Dntcl, Wat. IN.
ilipg.
Dutct, Eat In.
Iiea..-
PER-,
Atort,I. sIutirtr',.