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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-08

VINEGAR BITTERs THE GREATEST YET.
"A few doses stir the life current !;
sluggishness departs, pain vanishes, and
after continued use of the remedy the
whole body glows with new energy
and new being. Purge the blood and
every organ will perform it's function
perfectly. The stomach will be no long
er tortured with Dyspepsia the lungs
will be free from Consumption, the
liver active, the heart healthy, the brain
clear, the nerves braced, and the mind
elastic. Use the "VINEGAR BITTERs, :"
and purge your blood. Whether the
disease be Fever, Consumption, Dys-
peps5a, affection Of the Liver or Kid
'eeyS, Dropsy, Cataarh, Rheumatism,
G0ut, or pains and aches OF 01ay kind,
attack it in it's stronghold, the blood
the fountain of life-and it will soon
surrender and abandon the outposts.
10 do this you must have the "VINE-
GAR BrTrERs ;" there is no complaint
to which the human system is liable
that will not yield to it's influence, and
there are thousands which no other re-
medal agent will remove. 4
A GENTLEMAN at Lake George, after
waving his handkerchief for half an
hour or more to an unknown lady, whom
he discovered at distant point on the
shore, was encouraged by warm re-
spouse to approach his charmer. I'm
aglne his feelings, when on drawing
nearer, he saw that it was his own dear
wife whom he had left at the hotel but
short time before. "Wby, how re-
markable we should have recognized
each other at such distance" exclaim-
ed both in the same breath and then
they changed the subject.
A sToMAcHpump is calculated to make
a man feel down in the mouth.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-08

THE NORTHWESTERN HoRsE-NAIL CO. s
Finished " Nail is the best in the world.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-08

He Os w EbIhCL . Nd1A1OE AAAfN = AAA
egar BitterS are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of CalifOr-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is alm0g5
daily asked, ''What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TERSW Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and life giving principle
a perfect Renovation and IDYig0ra5ox
of the system. Never before iG the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTERS in healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle PurgatiVe as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation oF
the Liver and Visceral Organs, IL Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DR.. WAEKER's
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretie,
CarminatiVe, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter Irritant, SudOrific, Alters
tive and Auti-BilioA@ '
r. H. 0IcDONALD & CO..
DR. gists and Gen. CTS. San Francisco California
ant cor Of Washington and Charlton SITS. y. 7.
Sold by ali Druggists and Dealers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-08
A LEADING Life Insurance COnp2nV
Wants Successful Agents in the Western States

Wants Successful Agents in the Western States.
Contracts can be obtained direct with the home
Office, thereby securing the entire compensation
allowed by the Company, which is an inducement
not usually offered. Liberal terms will be made
with LIVE, ACTIVE Agents. For particulars, adj
dress, in full name Postoff1ce Box 16, Chicago Ill
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T0p SAT 7 Good secondhand Portable and Sta
Ull Unuli tionary Engines and Boilers Tubing,
Casing, etc. Address Bingham Rich, Oil City, Pa.
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Kuaint. Kueer g. Kurious

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stamps and ads BLACKIE Co, TAG broadway, N. Y.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-08

A sroMAcHpump is calculated to make
a man feel down in the mouth.
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COX PER DAY Commission Or $50 week
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-08

WknlnTT TDTT And FORTUNE for all,
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A DVERTISERSi Send 25 cents to GEO. p. ROW
IN ELL d CO., al Park Row, New York. for their
Pamphlet Of 100 pages containing lists OF 5000 news
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FIVE MYSTERIOUS PICTURES.

Qgeerly Concealed Beauties. Strange Devices.
Puzziing Problems. FREE TO ALL. Address,
with stamp, ADAMS & co. Pearl street, Boston
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A m T7MYMQNs lake more money selling SILL
kHrEMTN vERs PATENT BROOM than any
kAW111V u ~ other article. One Agent made
$z32. in 81 days. Recommended by Am. Agri-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-10-08

6tANVASSERS WANTED for THE CHICAGO
~ LEDGER, an eight-page newspaper, for Sl5O per
year. Largest premiums ever offered to agents.
The pest paper in United States. Full particulars
on application to THE LEDGER Co., Chicago, Ill.
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Z. II. McBONALb & CO.
DR. ,gists and Gen. ACTS. San Francisco. California,
ant cor. of Washington and Charlton SITS. \. 7.
Sold by ali Druggists and Dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
WORD FOR TRE TREASURY
2 uCO4NTIlkoRSI =

,.,.. s ..s:- e a sV'sss.~a -
SIR: Permit: ~, through the columns Of your
valuable paper, to call tie attention Of our law
makers to what Is termed the s'eight-houf system
in the Department." now beng sEitateA In Con-
gress I appeal to them ii the, name OF the
women who earn their daily bread in the differ
ent Offices Of the 9oveSnnsnt, bat more especially
I would plead for those Of my sex who are dsnomi-
mated counters in the Treesury Department.
II Il the busiuess Of these woen to count the old
and mutilsted cnrreney, - wel % tho new issues
Of valuables, whether In the shape Of bonds or
green6seks They must not only count: but mote
Is made The error Is marked sEsinst Tie IntSsts;
Sci.i who has charge 2. fns psps..m,ssnt a, In ,
Treasury is 0 machine, lke the compass OF .
ship,
close attention, the hard work and draught upon
the nervous system compressed into those SIX
hoursf Many of the countsss. after the day's
SSt which ssraS
charge happens to be : kind hearted man, be al
to be transferred for a1tttieftine to some other
place. Let it be remembered that counter 10 ex:
pocted to turn OF given nanber Of 'thousands,"
A working woman myself with both hands and
brain, let me record thst would rather work ten
hours in the accomplishment Of what is termed
directly upon the brain. Sd far a. the wear and
tear Of the human organisation 10 concerned the
he'd carrier is far bettef Oh than the efficient Gov
eminent clerk who performs bis duty, and has far
more vitality left ut the end Of the year.
Look at our school teAehefs scattered over the
country. They are seldom employed over stx
hours day; but compare yheir pale faces with
the maid OF all work, who Aas tho sasiest time
among the toilers u she does not suffer for the
stoppagc Of the great leaks. This superbre republic
never meant to stoop SO low rs to grind the pale
faces Of the women who toll q Us Departments
Ao,.es harder the pressure FOR place will lessen;
Snt -, ,rienec wifi teach that 20 long as hunger
s,aIEs fS,,, -h the land and women prefers virtue
~ rioo shn lead for work and haunt Senators
nS ,nnnSsrs az i6n~ - eAe stone remains stand
;nr ~ o,r nationai Sap ,tol and oue Congressman
is loft psrehed upon the In order 70 drsw nis
back pay.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY

m. r,.,. .....,s.. .,r.. =,
N. f,v L.sS ~ sso sno ss 81.
Jobn.on V0uss On Saturqsy n'snr pssPeaee -
~ .SonS pese ssys -
sS,s 1eos4etown, Lost 2 yoeket-0ook ecnsaining
~ %Se sstS.s ~ Ssseusy esms.
a., ~. w,1dove VII ring oee the 0eile this morn
~ mom NE Metiopoli:en church eteepae In honor
~ ~ All the national airs and many popu-
~ WI Dc gwen.
Ine Metropolitan theatre services last evening
ad9reeeed the MEETING. and several ether 6Iiof
ana eanese spssehss were nads.
Mrs Sarah La All In n A. m a.su~A.v ,s~h~
atahs corner q 6sSInih and st,ssss sos{hVStst
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
ORGANIZATION OF A NEW AssooIAT1o
THE OBJECTS To BE ATTAINED,

oR0ANIzArog ar A NEW Asaf,oIArIoN
TIE 0pTrrsTe N, as M, INrn
AhE ony LIS ., ~ !. a = TAIN ED.
The soldiers and sailors ehAs served 10 the keo-
Ural service during the recent rebellion, and now
tempor,sy and permsnent residenta In this eitv.
Md =. .S,o,,-rsa -.4,-.. a.,,,,a.v ,s.h. -
.oiu :. suJv'1 .ou y. . S..s1S.y mum =
Moors's hail. It's oe5est - set serth by the chair.
man, Mr.. George r. Stiles, was to secure N
equalization of bc9,ttcs, = bee>er system Of nm.
III. I.v. .nd -, ronc.t..ss a. .o,d,srs s,d
~. lH"s' ~ ~ nS.19.se.s y so1u's1s ~
sailors, or their widows and orphanA
L Major Miller then read tho following ~ en-.
bedyfng the main objects Of the proposed organi-
cation: frI-.x-
This association shsll be known % thn Natioaal
Veteran League. - -Il...5.l..s "a
Objects-To secure such leGislatiol - shall do
full Justice to all former soldiers Of the listed
States in the war Of the rebellion, their widows
and dependent relatives; to provide suitable en-
pl0yment f0rthoee Of them who are In want Of II,
and promote their general welfare; to perpetuate
tho memoryof our service and preserve its his
tory, -saa e sseare al the eecial and other nd.
and general association.
Nemeefship-Ai honorably discharged soldiers
ana sailors who served IN the United States army
Or navy during the rebellion, the widows Of al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Proposals for lumber.

Proposals for lumber.
"Stars that have set," &c.
"Undine" at the National.
Proposals for marble work
Mr.. Wybert Reeve ut ford's.
Public Library Of Kentucky.
A handsome residence for rent.
A six-room house for sale or rent. ..--
Proposals for p,astering materials.
Programme Of Murdoch's readings.
Sec notice Of Board Of Public Works.
The Corcoran Fire Insurance Company.
Ball for the benefit Of Starsbury Lodge.
A handsome now brick residence for sale.
A three.story frame house for sale or rect.
& A large new brick dwelling for sale or rent.
A desirable residence in Georgetown for rent.
Rev. o. II. Tiffany lectures on Tuesday evening.
Sewer bonds and auditors certificates wAatei.
, Theodore +. Gatehel has several hous es for
sale.
Ops furnished and two unfarnasAsd fsoms for
rent. rr
Joseph F. Kelley has several Assirssis houses
for rent. ,
church. 49,
Green 4 Williams VIII soil, On wedassday. Feb
ruary Is, lot Of surgical Instruments.
For tickets Of the Public Library coneert 3D.
dress 7. II. Hays & Co., 600 Broadway, N. Y.
Joseph +. Kelley Wifi sslI, On Friday, March
Is, at b. M, valuable real estate near Seventh
street road.
WIN. L. Wall 4 Co. will sell On Friday and
Saturday, February n and a, Mt : p. m, large
collection Of French, Eaglish and American
chromos.
B. H. Warner will sell On Tuesday, March 81, at
$50 o'clock, valuable piece OF unimproved prop.
erty on northeast corner q Vermont avenue and
T street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
THE DISTRICT Militia.

The annual parade snd rsvfsw Of the District
militia to-day promises to b an important event
with the military Of this Territory. Col. Robert
i. Fleming, Of the first regiment and acting brig
adler general, has worked very faithfully and
diligently to make the affair succesc, and e 10
owing much to his efforts that the display VIII Be
80 creditable to the city: Inc ,oa =, ,s PsS,.
fhs line VIII g formed On LcuIssna venue a.; nd
line Of march being along Indiana avenue 70 Tnirc
street, thence to Pennsylvanis syenue, Up that
Avenue to Fifteenth street, along Fifteenth street
to New York avenue, down New YORK evenue 70
Thirteenth street, thence TO X street, md along
that street to Connecticut avenue and Madison
place % Pennsylvania avenue themes ,, e the ne
Viewed BY tho President The column VII Snsn
march to Ssventsenth street and fennsyivnnls
avenue, whore q will pass In review betofe 0oyf
Shepherd and march to Ninsteenth sttess. Mnste
the parade vii BE- dlsmissed. The nret leglment
National Guard viii thsn march TO Vermont
avenue, whore there VIII b. dress pafado and
drill in freat OF the ATlingta . presencs Of Presi
dent 0faat, Gov. ShsPher4s 0Sn- Sherman and
ether pgoOlnens o0ojals. - regiment VII tnen
march leWn u stSoet - Third, down Third 70
LSuioisns aysaue asA th0o b AlsD1o4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE NARKErs.


BALTIMORE MARKErs.
bAIfINoRI, Feb. n.-BRfApsruyrs-Flo ur.-
% bar1sa On sSd.y On SChaIse .mcuntsd to
q Ss;5S?H e; ES DO: Extra a. Ss0ss75, 80 do.
sa sm,S 100 Howard Street do At s7.7s,
&isa sc. &: q q ,cs.nr. ~.r, 90 su,se,,
eseiee DO a TheG. i ne pyil.s i
C.;.:.Ansr 'chanss yesterday $50 bushes.
salss were 1000 do: very prime yellow az rs cents;
eSoies .e .s esss and So % SeS SasS 10 .t
7s45s cts. Yesterday 500 bushels westsin mixed,
IN Elevator. sold At 7s@7e cent. but to-day pore Is
3,
2e0o do rejected at6,Q@ cent?.
0ats. The sales include 500 bushels Mlryiani At
and We quote mixed do. q S. cents.
kW.-The dles add mp ~ bushels Al g1Qse cents,
Coao1:-Ws quote prees a. follows: MidJifhg Is
fsiii strict good ordinary iS cents; Soci do. iss
@h cents, and low grades ranging from 10 to l3N
P!ovtstoss.-rhs western advices report the
market for Provisions dull, but our maTktt hayier
BEEN ~ that condition for some time pAst, - not
asss BIN, MOS Learn q no Bys
cents for Shoulders and 3 cent? fSr clear lib
S,des: and joSoins lots at ~ and sH ceIt:
or n. sss We Ssois e. a.
Sides. Hams are quiet and steady al I7(3i4 cents,
"a TO tIands and slze. Western steam Lard Is
dull at sPsA cents. Mess Pork Is nominal at els
ssgar..IWe quote price. to-day As follows: Cuba
sS n" csSs Pdfso
s1 esSSssTS sSss cents and Demtrara
market & qaiss, Western selling slowly a . Cents
per gallon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
PUBLIC RESERVATIONS.
WORK BEING DONE BY GEN. BABoooB

WORK BEING DONE BY GEN. BABCOCK-
NEW SIXTH STREET BRIDGE
: Gen. o. E Babcock, Superintendent Of Public
Buildings and Grounds, has received from the
baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company the
plan Of ehc bridge they proposcto erect over Sixth
street. to continue Executive avenue, which e.
tends from the Presidents House to the Capitol,
snd the plan. with sone mobilization, has been ap-
proceed With the york, and when completed it viii
be an ofnament to that section Of tho city. The
Stdgs will be ofiyon; resting on stone abutmente,
The The roedwa OYER T. including sidewalks. WILDE
each end, and severaI ego urns filled with plants,
will be placed on the briuye: Ine aIproaenes VIII
Q very neat Appearinee. Sixth st, >st nov = sew
eral feet lower than the public grounds eoIaea,ns
thereon, so that the rise from tho present
railroad company Ia required to erect this bridge
by tho provision Of tho act allowing them 70 erect
q depot OF Sixth and Bstreets.
The General Is sffil Improving the appearance
ofthe public reservations under his charge. and
S NJ. cpnS y. grow under
Northern Liberty market, filled with handsome
shade trees, selected from the Government prop
sr.y along the line Of hs wa.hngtSn
ornament to that square. 4 number OF similar
trees have been pat In Rawlings square, ON New
York ,enue, between E,ghteenth and Nine
A neat iron fence 10 being erected around tho
triangular reservation et the corner Of Massachu.
square viii soon be graded and put In q condition
similar 10 the small reservations in the City,
The work on Judiciary square is progressing
laid and posts erected for the fence. Tho chain
Will be attached to them soon, and the walks
Throughout the square laid out. 10.
Reservation No. IL, south Of the Capitol, on the
line Of New jersey and Virginia avenues, will be
graded this spring. though tbs necessary. appro-
pr iatiOn has not yet been made 10 put Il In com.
plete order. When finieAsd, II will be one Of tho
most sttractivc parks IN The city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
FyHr.

About Selsck yesterday morning Sergeant
Perry and the ofAcsrs % duty discovered An NJ
occupied houss, situated pa the corner Of Rhode
islsnd avenue and sixthstrest northwest 70 b
On ars.' An attempt Was nads to tnrn n Ase1arn
nom boxes y and 70, but. they would nes Soek.
"a hssiiy sns vas ss.s through tbs pellss tels-
q az ersssd, d 6sii1ikg, bsiag "a "a di!Slk
SstsS, Ssrat rapllly, ed was slnes eQei1sly
SsstSSysd. The fropsgty heloaged 70 II. xransls
S ess - IL "ss Is sssi q = isssssiss5s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
DEATH OF a CORRESPONDENT.

emit OF the ants-bsllsm days, and 1t one time
writer upon the National IaieiHgeacer, die& yes
terday ct his residence, On F street, Of honor.
rhsge Of the lungs. DR.. Clarke had been con-
hned 70 his room Tor long time BY lines. bat
out and take exercise. few days since, how
ever, he Was attacked with bleeding at the lungs
whilo on his way home, and became % Frustrated
declined untfl yesterday, when he calmly yielded
to the cold embrace Of death. DR.. Clarke was
about sizty years Of ego, nusnt sad graceful
tismSn. His funeral VIA lake place today.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
ATTEAPTED ARSON.

few minunes before 10 O'Clock last Friday
aight Mrs. Dorsey, residing at No. liz Ninth
street northwest, discovered that efforts had been
made to fire her dwelling. A quantity Of fine
paper and shsvings, saturated with ccal oil. was
found in the vestibule back Of the front door, The
paper was partially consumed without doing any
damage, for some reason tho oil falling to ignite
On making moro extended examination Il was
discovered that the door was besmeared with the
came combustible fluid. This 10 the third attempt
that has been made TO ire the house, and the lady
suspects woman whom she formerly he'd in her
employ, but discharged for want Of con1idence In
her honesty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
CITY ITEMS.
THERE rs NO NECESSITY

For poor bread, rolls, biscuits or pastry, when
housekeepers use DQoLxY's YRAsr POWDER.
The perfect purity Of the articles entering Into It's
composition insure the same results each time,
which delefcrious Baking Powders can not. We
challenge comparison with any Yeast Powder in
Market knowing full we'll that no other similar
article 10 put up with the same care and precision
As ours. We give good weight, and guarantees
quality and quantity as Represented: For sale at
retail by grocers In quantities TO suit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
WAsHzNGToN'S BLsrHDAY NOT .
HOLIDAY.


sin: Any one. who woula nks 70 sttend An In
prompsw Indignation meeting could have found one
q the Treasury Dsparsmens n. Saturday aftsr.
noon, whom 1t was ANNOUNCED that The tWshty-sse-
ond was not to bel tsiidt. M order granting
n ord ord.. . that sSsss 6. s:s:sss;y !: 20:
than can be undsrsteed. A4eeoa expect tosmsl
order each Saturday exeang>t Ne snpioyess
ffom duty on the SaSbath. 3hSn, Of 4ye mtnutes
bsfofe three, snother erdeffeapSyf svosing the
Ant ADD rsqattsesll TO bs1n Md % usual on
pointed q iosinf sheir apd bete@ hsldsy-tke
6niy one that fSllg 70 thglE lot betvsea 44N
Years day aud the foerth Is pUly-bnk efe9 -
6rSt edgc q disappointm}9e wore %, another
rsspscs should s. sssvn g - .scosy 9 Ma, g.
inetoa, right hsss IN the tstty which bears his
nan. ted vhish oasht 70 p the nrst to show n
e tSces Who cone nom iths North, whore the
day 10 held e ma5Bd - Re Sabbath, u seems
sttasgs thas u shcsld 3 e lightly s:easdsd u
legal holiday wAs new revelation.
Bat this has solved mystery. One can now
understand the manning e that unsightly pile 81
stones known e the WtshingtoA smouument.
Really, q d november that II remains such an nm.
sghtiy object, only proving the truth Of the say.
his own oounfry." u. Az.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-23
AXUsEMENTa.
THE NATIONAL.


The magnificent spectacle Of baAinA. II bav.
ing an almost unprecedented success at the Ne.
tioual. Night after night the theatre has been
large saISess lsFssd Z slsaa ts5ssSoui The
evening. The fsvor that has besn bestowed upon
ssUndine" Is richly deserved, for a. spectacular
play + mounted With every RSssps attention ss ~
very attrssefvs order. The scenery 70 beautiful,
and tho costumes truly magnIaesnt, while the
= q sss The
Of the colored lights upon the tableaux is novel In
the oxtrene, while the dances are all original
: .rd rs ase spranssd ssam
viades children continue to astonish the audience
nightly, and arc acknowledged to be the very eost
some very peat and remarkable balancing, the
saord those Who witness q indsite amusement
fs cred IN the person q None. Felix Ressmsy, the
renowned caficAturist, who has no equal Ia the
Ssass s. e Sa
nent men that never All. 70 earn him rounds Of
S asass "a e
doubtless create even more Of sensation than he
produced in New York. Hs will surely prove an
Immense audience may be looked for throughout
tho week. There viii be 0 grand matinee this
afternoon at two O'Clock.
EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
Mr. wybert Reeve, the celebrated English
character actor, begins . brief engagement at
Ford's this evening, appearing in his famous per-
sonation Of Count fosco, In o dramatisation Of
wilkie Collins' story, tho "Woman in White. .
Those who have read the tale need not be told Of
the strength Of the character, and that Mr.. Reeve
has earned high reputation In his assumption OF
It Is proof that he d an actor Of extraordinary
talent. Tho play, - dramatiIed for Mr.. Reeve,
possesses marvellous dramatic power, and II full
scenery Is to Le entirely new, and the cast en-
braces all the leading members Of Mr.. fosd's
saG a e, w seI. M
public and press. Although the gentleman 10
comparatively unknown here, the strong recon-
mendations with which he comes fortified warrant
rs IN fully him and IN ~ enc MIN
port.
4, EEK 4: r. PE 5 25A a9. =; Dr. Chaplin.
lectures the ipdieatlcus sre that nearly every
available lbS1S &ih b occupied, and II order to
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tSUsioea. who desire 70 avail themselves of.ths
epportl1ity Of securing . seat should 90 g ~
spee. ne season tickets With coupons tSf DS sa
ulnhtS and reserved seats for sinete nights can
eSly b bad Ct Mstssrssts.
uSrARS THAT HAVE SET"
Il vfll b sssn By the advertisement in another
mart n te-day's unnR tat Mr.. Louis Fitzgerald
Tanstro VIII dS1ltsf At address - Wednesday
syCaipR ssxt q Narini's hall on the intellectual
Iirhts that have set in the ninetesnth ceqtury:
Thisis grand theme for the fertile mine end
rich imagination Of Mr.. Taststio, who was eon.
other stars whose peculiarities he VIII describe.
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