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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The programme of Bryants Minstrels Ia
often and is stuffed with things.
Mile Berthe Girardin, from the Porte st.
Martin Tbeater Paris Will make her hrst appearance Ia
America, On thursday evening At the Para Iheater ia
" La File de Madame Angot."
"Twixt Axe and Crown is to be seen till
the 3On inst, al the Lyceum Theaie!Mrs. RUuSby
iinuiug to appear the Princes Elizabeth. Mary
stuart" will then be presented.
Readers are reminded that Matilda Heron's
BRIGHT little S% BE- tue . ~
noon the Uuiou League Tneater
Miss Olive Logan acted at the Washington
S I husband it skies nf y ri aa
improved The performance Is highly praised.
At Wallack's Theater The Shaughraun;s
at hso ST,U% r seaaTs Em remain aSus
Tue latter will be- the first TO depart the others bid far
to stay TIL Spring.
admired READER will appear tonight at selnway Ha:.
giving entertainment in aid OF tho Ladies Union Re-
lief Association. His programme Includes scene from
Shakespeare aud nine miscellaneous seeetoDs and iIh
exceptionally promising
Mr.. Barnum's Races continue to please tho
puzzle at the Hippodrome aud these together with his
hue menagerio aud gorgeous spectacle or Jack. the
lies Of which In maiu, Nj. Baruuns audiences arc
understood TO be composed.
The Olympic Theater is now the scene Of
Ling Lacks exploits with sword snd hre, ana 1ana'
MARBLES there and the little ioostep s Of The Garnes
lightiy print the "GudOs Pet, or the Sensible
Ape" affords occasion Tor BIZ r. DOnalusOu w
his talents in pantOmime.
The San Francisco Minstrels have turned
wholesome stream OF satire ON the emotional plays Of
cOtempOraneOus human Interest" and curront hu.
vice. and In ClOtlde, or The Bruised Heart they
ma Ike sentimentalty ridiculous ana uprOar OF
laughter. The bill eutertaDment here presented
excellent AMI deserves the attention OF all love 10
laugh.
Mr.. Frederick Maccabe is giving, at Robin
son Han, au entertainment OF humorous Character
which l. unique and which shows his talents to DO Dirk
han and various. at the time that II pleases tho
multitude Mr.. Maccabo has chosen central place Tor
his merry making and he Is here at time when motyes
for laughter not abundant aud 10 prospers taeeord-
ingy.
John McCull0ugh's recent engagement at the
California Tnoater, san Francisco proves 70 have Deem
most successful played in THIS country.
IL lasted four weeks and the receipts were close upon
$4,000 Ia gold Mr. Mccullough acted Nrgnius, Rcho-
eu Otheo JACK Cade, Pierre, Shylock ME Gladiator,
Benediok, Hamlet, Macbeth. 81. Pierre, Damon, aud
Brutus
Mr.. G. II. Morton's comedy, women OF the
Day" will invite public attention tonight at tho frto
Avenue Theater. Charity, with Fanny DsNeupOrs
AS Ruth Tredcen tho trsmp,-hss been acted twice Ia
THIS week. Tho marred the success OF ite
revival; but too good % DO entirely discarded and
perhaps IL " Ill come again Miss Dayonports aotng
exceptionally due and sTsnS IN si,s pissA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

What's in Namei This is an intorrogstory once
propounded by the Great Avonian Swan. and which
has been twice or thrice repeated sby others. We'll.
if there is nothing else, there il sometimes eonci-
dence. Here is Elizabeth Grief of st. Louis re-
ported in the newspapers destitute Of everything
except FIVE children, for whom she has no bread and
to whom butter would be wild and ridiculous ex-
cess. Mother Grief with five little Griefs-oOuid
anything be more grievOusi Let MS hope that all
six are by this time assuaged!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

while to trouble the public with q recital OF
their movements. There is a degree of hnoe-
cility to which no interest can possibly be at
tached. The whole juggling business OF mo-
terializing spirits has gone down to its proper
place, which is precisely on level with the
female astrolOgers or wizards who advertise
to read fortunes, not in the stars, but in
cuna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
PERSONAL.

The private library of the late ex-President
Walker said to have been bpqueathed by him TO Hsr-
yard College. II Ia valued az $4,000.
Lord Dufferin, Governor General Of Canada.
has presented the Mayor Of Detroit with o book
travels written by himself. and with photograph OF
himself and Lady Dnferiu souvenirs OF tbcir Visit
20 that city last summer
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@mnsemsnis ano AIseiinss.

Boorus TusArzH-"L Little Emily"
RAsrun's ROMAN HirroDRons-A 400 ana o."
BKrAST's OsERA HoUss.-Miustres
n., -. Fyru AyExuH TngAxna-"w women OF the Day"
I,yosun rHEarER.-" 'Twixt Axe and Crown"
otyxr,o THKATER.-At and 8; Variety Performanoc'
PARK TuE ArER.-" lie Voyage en- Chine
SAW Francisco MNsTRELs Birch and WamboId'
tiNIoS SQUARE THEATER.-"The Two Orphans"
vsIL.ox's TuEArRR.-" Tue shaughraun." Dion Bouoi
caut
CHrRcH OF TuR HOLY TRrNrY. AT p. m. Organ Con-
cert.
ROBINSON Hail." Begone Dull Care" Mr.. Msccaoo'
RrEiSwAr HALL benevolent Entertainments
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

The consideration of the Louisiana question
in the Union League Club developed for
mdable opposition to the resolutions approx
ing the policy of the Administration. A mo-
ton TO adopt these resolutions was laid on
the table by a vote of $50 to 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Statistics will DO generally considered wise.
Experience shows that a Bureau in Washing
ton is an expensive thing, and the WORK
marked out for new one may be imposed
upon the present Bureau of Statistics without
overlooking it..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

The Committee on Elections of the House
of Representatives have pondered the matter
long and well, and arrived at the conclusion
that Bishop Cannon. the delegate from Utah,
is polygamist and has no right to scat in
Congress. He is therefore to be expelled. The
decision will not affect the Bishop greatly,
for when the sentence shall have been pro-
n0unced his term will be near its natural end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

In f-hearted way the Connecticut Re-
publicans have assembled in Convention at
New-Haven to prepare for their annual mar
tyrdom q. the polls. The spirit OF the gath
ering is entertainingly presented in dis
patch from staff correspondent, printed on
our first page,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
bnslnfss NoIltes

Twenty Thousand Life Policies written, on
ne Isv Etis Cab Pal-rglvEISR, Hartford.
"a will buy pair of GENTS neat scrvicea-
D.. WrSTER SnsE1 CANTRELL 80 ssd 2tl fourth-sVs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

AS the stars in their courses, Gen, Grant.
and other bodies more or less celestial, are all
at work to prevent the Republican party from
carrying any more elections, it is comforting
to see that, in some cases, Democratic sue
cess brings men into Office in whose hands the
Republic will receive no special detriment
In Mr.. Herman the Legislature yesterday gave
us for Senator one of the best possible repre-
sentatives of the class of mon whose advent
into public life is now more than ever de-
sired. His unstained private character, his
great abilities and thorough education, his social
standing and personal acceptability, would at
all times make him valuable representative
and legislator. But at this time, when the
recklessness of men in power is injecting poll
ticans with a dangerous disregard of the fun
damental principles of law, it is gratifying to
see the Senate reinforced by lawyers of the
standing of Mr.. Herman, to whom law is a
thing as sacred as their own cOnsciences. We
may often disagree with such men, but we
can never deny their intelligence OF doubt
their integrity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Like the message of Gov. Tilden, the in
augural address of Gov. Bedle of NewJersey
is q statesmanlike document. with no flavor of
partisanship. The two papers are alike also in
that both commit the Democratic party again,
and in unmistakable language, to full and can
did acceptance of the results of the war. Gov.
Bedle even enumerates those results as EN-
bodied in constitutional amend ments, and de-
clares that "the discussion of the manner of
"their adoption or the wisdom of any of them
"is idle" The Governor is also emphatic
and independent in the treatment of other
questions. and the whole address will com
mend itself tavorably to the thinking people
of New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

On another. pageywe give the text OF the
"little Tariff BILL" as the fiscal measure pend
ing in Congress is called. 1t will be seen
that it alters tho duties on silk-mixed goods
and wines, while it contains important pro-
visions affecting tho trade in tobacco aud
malt liquors. The rules it establishes in
regard to the accountability of subordinate
revenue officers seem expedient and judiciouS
The bill has not yet become u law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Several States essayod the election Of a
United States Senator yesterday. The choice
of Mr.. Herman, Democrat, in York, Mr..
Wallace Democrat, in Pennsylvania. and Mr..
Hamlin, Republican, in Maine was assured.
Rhode Island resumed her apparently inter
minable balloting, but is apparently no nearer
an election. In Massachusetts Mr.. Dawes's
chances seem to be improved, but Judge
Heats friends are steadfast, and the chances
of Mr.. Adams seem to be better than ever be-
fore. Mr. Chandler has not yet walked over
the course in Michigan, and may yet miss re-
election by few votes. In Delaware to-day
Mr. Bayard will be reelected almost without
opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

The action Of the Senate in striking from
the general appropriation bill provision for
Qs organization Of q Bureau Of Commerce and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Mr.. Dawes's speech in the House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday must be recognized as,
under the circumstances, magnanimous as
well as sound. He fell, however, into the
error of saying that Mr.. Reid had volunteered
to bring his name before the public in con-
nection with a disgraceful charge. On the
contrary, Mr. Reid specifically objected to
being forced to bring out the NAMES of men,
bers of the Committee affected by current
rumors, and only did so on the demand of
the Committee. The existence of the rumors
for weeks if not months past is notorious
Mr.. Reid however, repeated in his testimony
several times the statement that he would not
undeItake ut all to vouch for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
Newllork Daily Gribn11e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

One of our London letters gives on account
of the way in which Mr. w. Z. Forster's speech
before the Union League Club in this city
was received in England. Judging from the
comments of some of the prominent London
journals we may conclude that Mr.. Forster
was peculiarly qualified to speak for very
large body of his countrymen in favor of more
cordial relations between Great Britain and
the United States. As far as this country is
concerned we know of no obstacle to the
scheme which cannot be surmOunted. III it
should be adopted as political creed of both
parties in England, it could be established on
a firm basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

The President rarely misses an opportunity
for rapping the South over the knuckies'
Now Committee of Southern Congressman
presenting the claims Of tho levee improve
ment in Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi,
have brought upon their section an ln-tem-
pered reprmand. Who but Gen. Grant would
think of Furnishing people for political dis
orders, by refusing to assist them in guarding
against the destruction of their lives and
property by loodf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

There seems to be some apprehension at
Washington that President Grant will insti-
gate a war with Spain in order to promote
his schemes for third term. There was
band of adventurous characters in France, who
urged the late Emperor Louis Napoleon to
prolong his hold on the nation, which was
growing tired of him, through similar device.
The result was disastrous both to himself and
to his country. However just our claims upon
Spain may be, the nation should never permit
them to be the means of promoting an I'M
worthy ambition
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
Tho AGO of Di.rnNcrN

". Winter, the artist, Is about to pre-
sent to the citizens Of Cairo new pic
tu.c, With all the coloriug Of real lite.
Tie mcaus Of working these charming
AMI lilt-likc pictures win Ho. lc WITH
held from the public. Thau,oFos 1a,r-
aadi is q, follows. On the right baud
Idle OF the camera l. attached % mill
which contains the pris.na'i. color, in "a
pulverizel state. 4 IN. colors pass into
the camera they are received by a fan
wheel which keep the atoms IN
motion. The Photographic plate, Will,
wet, is then placed in the camera-thc
sitter being in position, The handle Of
tn, Mi.l !. gontlv turned. The cap 81
cube i removed, the Image q! the sitter
begins to form while passing thrOug
the colored atmosphere, the particles o
dust falling where they properly belong
When, Presto! you have beautiful pic
ture OF yourself or friend.
Hr. ". Is also making = picture callc
the uonparcil, u beautiful style, suitu5l
Tor lockels and miniature cascs. Larg
assortment of the latter on hand. Ga
cry open daily.
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sociabIe.

Notwithstanding the numerous amusc-
mcnt, that have been offered the people
Of Til. city in the pact week, the parlor,
OF the Methodist church were we'll filed
last evening to listen To- the -plcniid vocal
and instrumental music OF home must
clans. Of whom there l. a number Ia thi,
city who cannot be surpassed by any city
in Southern Illinois. and Of whom cairo
should be- proud. The entertainment
wa- conducted IN the usual good style,
and everything passed of pleasantly.
The singing Of the several ladies who
were announced 10 contribute TO the mu.
'icd part Of the sociable, was unusually
good, and was highly complimented
by the listeners. The sociabic through
out was very pleasant and creditablc
affair and reflects credit upon is man
ayers. who did all in their power to
make it a success.
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That T.unpct,

Although the gentlemen in attendance
AT the Fair and Festival OF the German
Lutheran church, held at the Arab en-
CINE house on last Tuesday and WcdncS-
day evenings, bought votes and spent
money freely, it was thought that 1t
would be decided which fire company
would win the prize, beautiful silver
trumpet, but there were not enough votes
sold to pay for the trumpet. and for that
reason il was not given To any organiza-
ton. II is the purpose of several of the
gentlemen connected with the church, To
canvass the town and sell votes, at fifty
cents each, and when enough votes have
been sold, an election will be held, each
of the various fire companies of the city
TO appoint u gentleman TO be present as u
Judge. and the company receiving the
largest number of ballots will then be-
presented with the prize. By this means
the givers of the festival expect 10 get
back what they were compelled 10 pay
for the trumpet. In the meantime those
who may wish 10 see the article for which
they are to spend their money, can do &c
by calling at the icw9lry establishment Of
Buder Brothers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
Gp aud Nee Her.

Landlords Of hotel. aud boarding 1ou'o.
will uudit TO their adNl t,gc 70 call upon
Mr. CHlDmin, 80 = Fpur.h street, be-
tween v ,hirgtpu and Commercial 5yen.
u,s, and ascertain her term. for dpin hotel
aud boarding house washes by The week.
Her Wholesale price are extremely
low O.. per doz. n. FJr piece WORK pr cc-
re o.. follow: >iHZr .hit and c.l-
.r. zoe. J. .rd ,'u IS G; -o'k. Sc; two co.-
.Is. .c; wv h.udherchici,, &c.; yc,'- 4or.
.rG nl gcltl.man'- wc,r. ;5c. per
dozen. I.id''.' dresses, - 10 ior:
,Airt. - t, !J.; drawer, 20 to l1c' two
r.ir hose -r; two cD AR go l.c. For l1.
Ifc.' plain clothes Fl cop dozen; tor lJ.
l.y- tue Oth.-, = - per dozen: done
dr1npuy, sui promptly deiINera'. Pa
,rgrg.r solicited
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16

Mr.. llu,,Z has the l4rgcN: Millinery store
N The city OF Cairo with large stock o.
Mill merry God, Of an the latest fashion,
AMI styles oi Ladies, M,-s-s' and Children,
IN Rnd Lad IS bonncis, trimmed or nm
trmmci, all OF watch have b en- car FULLY
selected an bou. 1t at the yc.y lowest
{ ,Sb Prices nj the fJu, differ nj markets -
s., louis. Chic 90, Circin att AMI New
iors, and which she will n r for sale q,
cost. Now Is your chance to get your
Hats. Cal and zoe her before YOU Iur-
chase ut other Iltcg' sh1 has q line rs,
Sortment Of Lpdies, Misses and Children,
Shoes all made to o-der, tr,' she viii o1er
for sale IL y per cent che tp + than can be
bought u any othc i ac' "a the city OF
Cairo oiso, = yH,icty Of ot.or noi)Is.
Mrs VI G.. HCLTZ,
washington nv nuc, between TcaH and
ticvrH n streets, i2.3.lS-iW.
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RIVER NEWS.

Van DrrABTNEsT. iiIYkp REpopr, !
Anil Is ls75
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
4 ECFOcious Dog.

\ day or two ago, while that worthy
lady, Mrs. John Lausden, was passing
down Tenth street, from Washington to
Commercial avenue. tcrOcious dog
bounced ont upon her, when near the
corner of Tenth aud Commercial avenue,
tearing her clothes and making frantic
effort to bite her, and was barely kept
from accomplishing his purpose by the
effort, of the lady. The officers should
look 10 it that this brute is put up. before
he is given chance to severely mure
aNmN ono.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
For Aldermen.

We ore authorized to announce JhWE1I
WILCOX a. candidate tot Aldermen rom the
tIr-t NuII.
~ ihe solicitation ~ many citizens hereby
announce my eta Hsudiitte tor reelection u-
Alderman nom The lh.d MIri
joins MctWES.
", are authorized to announce The name Of
titAUIE~ LANCASTER a. . candidate for Al
deiulu OF tho ti'u Nari ~ the ensuing muui-
c.JuI tI'r'lYu.
til\R 30. \TlER authorizes ~ 10 an
uuuucc him ~ q e,IullUr tpr Alderman oi The
tuuiih wand. ~ tus ensuing municipal ei'r-
ton
We ar. authorized o. announce that GEORGE
50. IN viii be- a candidate at TIE ensuing
muuir. pd e.ciiun. fHg Alderman from the tir't
Ward
vs., a., authorized ., announce PATRICK II
coz OK ~ 90. q cIndli1ie Tor Alderman nom
t.rtInh Ward.
,NpT. - " NgtINNIE, NJ me Tran fer
~r,aUer ~ n NrtDWb, i- candidate for AZ
'up.u pf noe inuu Wand, b.. 'Uc ensuing
charter t.cu' .Ju.
y ; FAGkEE .- acauiiliis f1r Alderman of
90, lHiul Mug'. ui 'be ensuing charter election
Wc r. au...e.,.gl % announce joins &.
Nliiit o. % candidate lJr Ala,Irt4 - %,
iYuItI Ntvi
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
HALLE.

Mr.. Pat Fitzgerald authorizes MS t.
state that on next Saturday evening al
his sample rooms, on the corner OF j II
tccnth street and Commercial avenue, he
will give all who may wish to enter the
contest, an opportunity to win line
breech-loading shot gun, at rattle. The
chances will be sold at two dollars 3 piece
This will be a line chance for the candl-
dates to make hit, ana will, no doubt
draw a large number TO the scene
t-ll-jt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
Marble Heart.

Another good audience assembled at
the Athcneum last night. the third APP
pcaraucc of the excellent Carlotta com.
cdy company in thi, city. The play foi
the evening wa, one that will ever draw
y good house. when presented by a fair
company. and ". dare say there were
none present who did not feel fully re-
paid tor their trouble by the excellent
rendition Of the play on this occasion.
We should idil to do justice, were We IL
let the Carlotta company 20 from among
Il, without speaking Of each and every
member of the organization In friendly
and complimentary terms. Since Their
first appearance, they have surpassed tie
.NpectAtionS Of those who have wltncs-cd
their superb acting, and they deserve ia,
patronage of all our citizens who arc
fond of amusement Of a superior order.
Marble Heart, as played 10y this troupe
i, far ahead of lis former presentations n
this city, and the acting Of Mr.. Steven
aud Carlotta and in fact every member Of
the troupe, was simply beyond rrproa"h
No one should ii,il to see them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16

Tonight the II. Palrlrk'- Benevolent
society. will Civ" n social dane" ~
Schccl's Washington hail. They invite all
their friend, to b. there, assuring them
that the occasion will Do one OF q vast
amount OF sport and that the dane" will
Dc carried on 10 the p ri ct satisfaction Of
the most il-tidiou4. 60, everybody, and
share the fun offered you by this worthy
iu.tituiiuu
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16

Tho wei Known hnrher -hDp corner
T. ghth and { INNER isl. pre- is j "N ~
the popuIu Htt-t, g orSe - inhnu'e. hl'
removed one i or north on omm.r. al J..
the & and en- raj lIo'cl. The new 'hoI b..
hfgc ant comm dj o., and tlnsc .u.ng
lr any hing artistic % the way off,shi -.
all. hair cutting. smooth sha. c-, 81 will
d,wrll 10 call 40 the Graud central Barber
.gap. Il a.l2-tL
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Died.

We are PANIED to announce the sudden
death Of young Thomas Sullivan. Though
Tor the past year or more the young man
has been severely afflicted with the
asthma. this was an unlocked for and
painful occurrence 10 MI connected with
him. ~ his disease was not considered 10
be- Of u nature that would take him from
among them without warning. We learn
from various sources that yesterday
morning, the deceased arose at the usual
hour. dressed and went to his breakfast,
and after drinking cup OF hot coffee, the
first that he had INDUCED in for some
time past. was asked. "llOw do you feel
thi, morning." lie replied First rate; |
have not felt as well for q long time
With this he stepped into an adjoining
room and laid down upon the bed. \
few minutes after, one of the inmates OF
the house having occasion to 60 into the
room where he was lying, fonnd him ~
ing very still, and upon going nearer,
found ne was dead.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
For Ai,Icrniau

BY rcf"rriu" to our announcement col
umu., II viii b, seen that Mr.. ,Icwett VIII
cos. an old ami highly respected
ririz,n Of Cairo. ha- concluded, through
the solicitation ofH number Of friends.
to bccomn candidate for Alderman OF
the First Ward, Irclcctrd to u seat in
the City Council, hr will no doubt prove
him.,lfa worthy officer in every respect.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
niIDN.

have received large cons cument OF
those ce'cbr stcd domestic" Sewing Ma.
chimes, and no. TO here eater supply the de-
mand. The n,o o my running short OF
machines wac he inability of thi company
10 supply the d 'mand II costs you II thirG
ptry these machines. Parties in want o.
new macninc- can teat the Graf King II
q IN chimes 10y leaving thcir orders 10
"hring q n ,Ch,rc,' at the agency,
I-li.u. llANSON'S BOOKSTORE.