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A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON PURE FERrfLnERS
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ci0us smoking Tobacco Depot Isl Fulton street.
, 1873-03-29
a Strange. Career.

from khs Aei1 10rE SHH.
One OF the BtrnngeBt careers Of modern ttmos
has just terminated in the doath Of. Lady Ellen
borough at Damascus. Forty ycar4 ago slo WAS
ono Of tho most notol women in Europe, and her
residence in tho East has long. boen. q sort Of
Admiral Sir Horny Digby, beautiful, witty, md
rich, Bho married. In 1924, tho ,Earl Of Ellen
borough, who waa aftorward Goyornor-G General
Of India, and WHO ut TINT tino was ono
Of the most brilliant men Of the day; sho waa
riago, and Elicnburough, who WIS d .widoTer,
wns 81. They lived together some six years, and
her disHolute conduct wins o canso Of scandal for
somo time previous to tho catastrophe of hcr
celebrated roue, then Austrian Minister.in Lon
don. The eyont caused IN imnenBo sensation
in tho world Of aristocracy and fashion. Ellon-
borough procured divorce from Par1ia ,,
lis runaway wife soon separated from
schwarzonberg, and in 1889 married Baron Vo1-
ningen. a Bayarian. firing Of him presently,
md with her grent wealth and personal fascina-
under tho easy laws Of Germany, she WAS mar
riod in succession to five other Individuals; but
as none Of theso unions met hor expectations
they were oil dissolved after 4 short duration.
hor eighth husband, . Crook Colonel, Count
TAoodois1; but without waiting to bocomo .
widow sho hld this marriage also dissolved. and
set out for tho Lovant. During journey from
Deyrout to Damascus, she found Q now affinity
in the person Of an Arab calnel-lriyor, known as
6heikh Abdul, whom she married. after the Arab
fashion, md who was tho ninth aud last Of her
oonjugal partners. For n.wnole year she accom-
panied him on lis Journeys between Boyrout and
babylon, faithfully fulfilling oil tho 'dutiea
Of eanel-driyor'a wifo, even to milking, the
cnnlols. firing of this nomadio life, alo built
for horsolf u charming palace in Damascus,
whore sho has since lived in her own stylo. .
great object Of curiosity to all European travel.
| ora. Abdul continuing in business as q camel
driver, was always Hospitality entertained by hot
whonoyor ho came to the placo. Aud nov she
ia dead, having completed nearly tlroo score and
ton years, lowing colossal fortune to her rela'
tiyes Of tho Digby family III England, md O
memory OF warning aud Of ehnmo
, 1873-03-29
THE CITY. IN BRIEF.

~ ,t 3. ,, rr,,...,
Inc neXs rognGr g meG1ting 11 Gr ane aS,ooa asn,,
LILO osaay WILL 10 rohd ny W. W. A'ef'H' 'F' -
On account of tho dolay occaBonod by tho
storm lilo laying Of tic cornor-stouo Of the now
st, pal1l's Church fDr 1lytcr'e) Hill bo lelnyod
until further notice,
THO 1,oard of nfnporers Of tl1o Old IadicB'
Homo will meet t!fs afternoon at tllo residofco
Of Uol, Jnmoa. Nu. g20 michigan ayen,lo to re-
coiyo md net ,,pou tho proposition of tho 1soilof
and Aid Society.
co,rao f,n,tts nm. ,>o,oro 1rsttco norror vos.
oofgo udfsa waa po1ofc 1na1,ce M patyon, yG1-
tefaay morning, On tug onarSe g Of Bong ln,l,il-
faioa adn IN to 9glary at Fllnkh aoring d oai"n
ou H1 ma 1'3ii iAss ou'uis nBh'' iao ""a no'u Al
71,uoo ns pa'', Tin,
intorost for tho nrrlyal OF tho propeller Chnrl1s
having for hcr cargo 80 bnrro!a Of 1lour 2!a pac-
~ if9 81 o,sne5 ~, q e oe!s Ky ro, a
a,niirlnaa ~ D''''' VI "'s, eA3 0"eA' ~ Aa'' ''
'"i''l4os.
!, G. A. H., to communicate with citizens for tho
purpose OF making necessary alrangemcuts for
'Docoration Day,S ANNOUNCED meeting Of all
Common Council Chnmber, to ,tako such action
nB may be deemed advisable. They RpneaI con-
tldently to tho laties.
Tho cora;,o,, ~ 7,o.on,,or,. ,,,a v;c+,,, ~ I'm
a. nmca Han. " aray ,va + ,nc sG
~, Wi,oui uno Mn mr.i,t ~ Ivy. ~
waa nortc ~ m sHs III, nmd H. n
oarnn oaro Ia1ica avom tn"dnu hns nu'
Yestortay morning, however, nosonborg'e ply
efcinn reported his patiant very much wornt, and
recommended that WillinmB DO roarrcsted. 4
warrant wRH at onco Issued, and 1le wns lodged
in tho Armoryat lnto hour last ovoning.
Tin coumi,too nm subacr,ns}ona tn t,,e atoo1t
canita1 Of tho intor-stato Industrial Exnoaition
viii n,oet at Room ii. Haa;s-Zeitunq Building,
at 9 n. nj. to.dav. for tho n,rnono II rttoiyinR
\
Of othor imnortant bs,siness. subsorintions
were received Yesterday AZ follows j. Uox l.
d.. sInron yYiilcnx 4 Gibbs. :: Chicnro.
Rock Island 4 Pacific Railroad uompany; 10
Cbicaoo nanvilla T. Vinccnnos Railroad CON.
nonv, +: Rnni u eona / Notionnl Itfo IN
| HmraI'cn Gnnno,,v q .Tnl,n Hnrhny 4 Son. i
, 1873-03-29

w1H cloAr, anti not Obscure; and lint tho JUS
tDut snpposlng o mnn commita IN aaya,,1t,"
sn tho roilorter, stant s nol s25 tnlo5 nj, ai1-
1oal, and tho Juatico, to prevent IN apponl, sua-
penisa " t1o aentonGo %is +; ,.,,;,, :" .,,;.. ou
bio" answered tho legal gentleman. :" 4 man
ollargod with asBa,llt 10 arrested. mud, II fuol.
lie mlist 1,ay tho flno, or go to Jail"
30 much nettled. Now for tho romainng two
eatii is recorded Tint thoro VAS no such appoal.
Tho reporter proceeded to Jllstice Dnnyon's oflco
mot tho South Side Po1ico Station, but the
County Justice sllop), and demanded TO 500 tho
docket. Ono Of tho poraons there poltitol out
King-p -plnintin-without sucooss, and asked
whether tlloro waB any other docket.
"Yos," seid the poraon who aoomed to be act
ing ~ clerk, "thero's enothor tlooket. Guess
name Whose namc do you want :" =
"King." snta thG h. reporter, rightly }rIdglnE
Of, etce than that Of . e't'zon standing Oh his
r'sh.s' Fs uttoranoo Of Kings naue Ind quito per.
coptible effect. THO clark poniorod ! momont,
md asked II What about King p
Tho reporter told him atratshtforwar1ly that
Justice aott1ing case, after gentcilco and aftcr
nnpoal md Tint ho did not fooi Inclined to bo-
iioyo tho statement without tho evidence Of the
bool,s. i. : -
Mr. U{4Tk GEEAui4 YGTY rQH1t1y0 that lilo kCT
oonii not .bo obtained for quito. ~, uncortain
time; did not know whore oisior Of tho Dn1yons
woro; didn't know what time they wultd be
back; didn't know whether. fhey wero
tnking lunch or not IL was 1880
p. NJ; Justice Banyon was' at that
moment In .Brennap'a eeloon, two or tfroee
young Fred. Danyon waa In the hall, outside tho
door whore this oonvoraation was .boing carried
on). IN fact. ho knew nothing about the otllor
doclot, but lo could toll MI about Kings case.
l., 1t appearing in loss than a brace OF shakes,
that ho know nothing at Ill about It, being far
away at tho timo, tho reporter did tho usual
amount of necessary ta1h, aud then proceeded q
fow stops north on State street, whom lo met
young banyon.
!" Mr. Danyon," aaid ho 1t hago been witt
Ing to SEQ you. Thoy say you hive the lxoy Of
tho place whero certain docket is locked up. I
wnnt to 500 that aookot
Dnnyon starod, and half stopped, undecided.
II halnt rot tho key," lo said, at last, " don't
know whore It is." -. 4,..,....
"Won, porhaps you can find out, and aond
fnr IT, r. c1niun irrht tn ran II, u. Hhnyor
, 1873-03-29
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Debts OF ali nations, S41, 400, 600. 600,
Tho County Sent contest has cost Dupage
County, ILL.,, 5l2ooo and tho end ia not yet.
streots Of Roston last year cost si25. 600.
-rho Supreme Court Of Vermont has set
aside verdict procured by the jury " drawing
On tho Wisconsin River thore is q scarcityo.
mon for rafting, u11l wages will rulo high thi
HprinE in corseauence. :
.-Thoro is now movement among tho rail-
road engineers throughout the country to have
sundny freight tEaflo tho railroa,lu abol!bhod.
Tho Upper Tonnossee formerly Holston)
River is swarning with alligators.
Tho congregation Of wild ducks and geese
In tho Illinois Bottom is simply wonderful to bo-
hold.
1t Is thought that tho Momph!a & Paducah
Railroad will be running from Memphis to Ripley
by November.
Indianapolis is sending out tho prospectus Of
from Sept. 10 to Oct. 10.
Col. Fort, Of Chattanooga, says TINT, within
fifteen years, thero will DO u million population
within fifty milea OF Chattanooga.
Tho authorities of Williams College hnvo
the students OF tho institution at q " "commonB"
table
1t is now definitely settled, wo understand
that the Howland Female Seminary is to bo ro-
moved from Union Springs, CaynaYa County; to
Rochester, N. Y.
1t was stated in recent debate in the Ken
tuoky Legislature that the city and county debts
proxitoatb $50 000, 900.
Tho InGaun, tho third vessel of the Amer
ican steamship linc was launched from tho yard
of tho Messra. Cramp Il Co., at Philadelphia,
NIRrch 25,
OF SOS belonging to .porBon ut scotts-
yillo. III, md which Ind boeil badly mutilatod
by hogs Glowing it, a55 hus boon identified
by lady exports, and will bo rodoomel.
vifo and clll wore Killed by tho falling Of John
Boil T. Co.'s store III that city, laHt May, has suod
t1e ths owaors and eas0os of tic building for s25-
Archbishop Of Canterbury to support, IN tIo I
House Of Lords, the hill to logalize marriage
with dccoasel wIfa's aster Tho affection for
relations increases III IN inverse ratio to the dill
Guilty Of obtaining them. Mothcr-in-lnws are
naturally below par.
"A startling Disclosure occurred last Tueaday
in tho trial Of q cuso In tho Superior Court ut
indianapolis, q juror, respectfully connected
and heretofore we'll esteemed, being nccusod Of
having sought ont litigant and deliberately
nrorogoa to secure lin u verdict for hundred
| dollars in money
1t Is stated That tho wheat sowod last fall in
this part OF tho State is protty badly wintor-
killed, md tho rocont freeze Inns damaged 1t
still more. III some cnsoe, We learn. tic do
struetion las boon SO complete tlat tho ground
! has been resown with spring wheat.-Muscatine
journal.
Tho printers OF tho annual volume Of laws
passed BY tho Ohio Legislature are of tho kind
that "folow copy" If 1t goes tout OF the win
dow, tho alps Of tho copyist's pom being repro-
| ducol with Chinese accuracy. and tho proof
| readers conjcctural omondatlon aiao bolnG
bracketed into the text.
New Brunswick Inns worse luck than haino
| In getting immigrants. Last year her total TO-
ceiPtsa wero so2 Of whom sl1 were m"le adults
and tho rest were ohietly boys and girls brought
Ir tcfA1+ t,$1 ~
, 1873-03-29

While soldier in the late war, l 10 nAtoria11y
benefited by tho Of Dr.. Jayno'a Expootorant that
regard 1t my duty to Inform tho public to my
peEienco. Through the exposure Of campllto In worry
Bovoro weather, contracted cold, which finally set
tied my lungs, md, In consequence, tho surgeon dis
charged mo consunptive. Shortly after my arrival
homo commenced taking Dr. Jayno's Expectorant,
That In few weeks waH enabled to go to my employ
mont farming, Frequently since hnye usea tho
Expectoraut Iii my family for colds mud coughs, and
always obtained satisfactory result. therefore
not hosets to recommend thin rcmedy for al co!s.
md for consumption IN its earier asages.--lFuItam
Na1toH, aerfftag iron. Paragon, 1lich.
, 1873-03-29

= =,
Tho Mayor rroturncd to the city from sprlng1lold
laHt evonng. e.
c.D.L. Goorr. of Hamburg, Germany. ia ut
the Sherman Houao'
William A.. Storey, Of London, England, is at
tho Sherman House.
p5,,,.;., 80 ,.,-o <,,;,a ,,;44,, 1,,u,,,,>
rn " ~. nr;nnt MoS 1At's
afu =, ~ s1e of.ens r,m nous.'
from Colorado, is ut tho sherman House,
/ George Patton and Miss Patton, Of Kilburncy,
Scotland, nrc at tho Sherman House.
n,,o rnr,1o,,on - tho 1,.,1road nd 1v,ro,,o,s.
coninEssion, Who we're atonnna M nj AnilorSnn'e
Furnneam Moto1 m 1eft Sor % snpnsfc1a vester1av
nollAus' 49,
Dr; 4. 7: Bartlett, Of AuroTa Maj. ": q.
Smith, of Now York; john II. Fleming, Of Dos
Moinos; Gen, 81 A. Hurlbut, aud Col: L. Q. Gil
man, Of bolvidoro, aso at Andersons Hotel.
ana Leather Reporter, Of New York and Boston.
sorios Of urticlos o.; tia tratla If tho Northweat
in tho lines roproseutcl by lis pnper.
Dr. John Daves. n wo1l-known homconutt;c
uhysfcian tled at hfR rnHiflenca M iGE Weat
Washington stfcot, yesterday morning. Tho
funeral aoryices will be held thoro OH Mondny
next at p m,
DR.. John r. Quirk wishes to correct the i'm
II
5naI ;Iosenouren, VINO waa 80 oaaly pea1on by
yas given by one Dr.. Foe on tho strength Of
whoso opinion Williams was admitted to bnil.
| Tho following woro ut tho Drjecs Hopso vca.
tortlay: j. T. Gibson. Xangne CIty: s. III. Clark.
| pooria; &. w, Cobb, Mineral Point. Wis; ".
.. Moore, Pittsburgh; Il. l.. Sheppard, Hum
poldt KANSAS =. tfahanf' 5t: Louis j. a.
| Lyon Jersey glty; Il. q: halasesn, 1oTell,
ncr. Yankton. b. Il: P. O'Connor. n1innaonoija
M. ..~,...-. o-..a,. ...,.. e,'.-- -
ano a aol.oe f.oh5n ~ ~ tne nIe1!Msn WIFI aguhe,
| Mrs. ., +. Drako and son. st. Paul: L. Z. Hor.
man, Portland, Oregon; @. A. Chapel, Ohoy-
| euue William Rhodes st, Louis: L. G.. DIXON
Iozas a. A.. Marshail, tltohburg, Alasa.; y. T.
Iyngi New YORK =. +. Batron, U. y y. ". Il.
~; bratna j. Glay, Hchmon4, ~; .. y. Grom- =,
wen, gleVelana; q. Dolano, DesFolt L. T. El-
port, Coiofnao u. a. Capen, Donton; U. q.
| yillo. Ga,t. n. !, D,ford, Rock Ioiani1 i
scl,uIim. Sioux CIV: 4. Aniorson. yirrinia.' -
Thin shormnn and thu prcs,ient ara mt
| frieniiy. ~'
,,o~.'.,,oa n,. x,,oa uo,..o -, o..,.,.u,.,
haa boon made Cardinal.
u1,r,, Nm y n,sao,, ia n oco,,,n,,v t,,a pru-
DnIl Nnn Mussotl y 70 accompany 9 tAe hus-
sun iolco " AnlVa ioF sno Aonuoh at"es.
Col. J. Ioosdnle las ceased to be editorial
| manager OF the washington oaronicte'
Benjamin 1sracl, eldest son Of Ben Butler, will
entor at Wost Point, ,aoxt term.
p,,t.,o,, ,v;,1 ,no.o trim In ths so,,t, will, II.
'"a"'5' ...
Ex-senator Patterson ia going to spend a yoar
in Europe. The New Hampshire climate dooan't
agreo with him as well as it used to,
, 1873-03-29

ExtrRordinary Low Prices at q. ". e E.
PardridEe & Cots.
Just arrived, 5000 dozcn French woven corsots,
Which they retail ut 73 censs and tho price hero
toore has been 81 as to 81 100 poees no black Lyonu
drosa ak ut $1h0, great bargain; French ca,ubrio
at ID conts, cost 10 cents TO import alsi}k and wool
irou-f -fra1no grenadno flon 10 to Is conts, worth
double oveE 200 easea ef assorted sgsng dry goods
to money Will do well to examine tAor stock be-
fcrs purchasing elsewhere. 6ampcs aent to country
customers on application Eos ll8, 126 l22 and 12A
Htata atraat, near Madison.
, 1873-03-29

=
The through rnci1lo express for Council DluHH,
Onaa, san Francisco, and a either far west points,
will leave iho Central Depot of lilo Michigan Central
Illinois Central, and Chicago Burlington Il Quincy
.1aslways at 1bl1 d. H., Hunday, March o0 1878,
stopping at indiana nyce anl Calial street stations.
Through tirkou, va Ohicago t. Northwestern and CHI
enEo Mek Island Il pauho Railways, will DO good Oh
this ir4ils,
, 1873-03-29

There lh sonething startlinGly significant in
tho iaos tlat' Vt rat-olash party ylyo! rtr'nt!y
IN Now York, alnoat every oyoreoat IN cl!nrgo of
the gentlomon'a drosalng-toom attendant llal "
loaded revolver in the pocket.
, 1873-03-29

hr. f. H. 1lradsor, advertising aguut for Tho daily
and weekly Nepubtf<cn antl Earmers' journal, es
Cedar lt'}als, 1owa, IL stopping iu ChcnRo fnra few
usou 10 solicit advertising for those newspapers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-01
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