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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

There is some talk in England Of erecting statue
of Robert Burns in Westminster Abbey. This Is
clearly one Of those eases in which all the honor and
credit of monument belong, strictly speaking, to
the builders and not to those llustriOus characters
whose memory receives the distinction. The British
Government could find no better business for Rob
ert Burns to do than the gauging Of beer barrels ;
he ivcd'in poverty and died in deep pecuniary dis
trcss. lie has had statues and monuments enough
SINCE and a tenth part Of the money which they
have cost would have made him and his family com
Portable. Now, when tardily the world has rccog-
nized the manness of the man, his noble indepcn-
dence and generous PRIDE it is in great haste to re-
pair the injury, and indirectly to acknowledge its
mistake. This is undoubtedly best but let MS not
forget how exceptional must have been the great
ness which has built up such fame, while It's pos
SCISSOR was sleeping quietly in his tomb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26
omusements ano aleetines 60 Might.

BooTu's ruEATER-" Fifth Avenue" . -.
EAGLE TuEATER.-" la BoulangeTe des Ecus.' Almee'
liFTH AVE<UE THEAtER.-" Lemons
GRAND OIERN HOUSE.-"The Two orphans
NEW BROADWAY THHATER-" InshavOgue.H
NmIO'S GARDEN Around the World
PARK THEArER.--" our Boarding House"
San FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
Tony PASTORS NEW TIlEArER.-Narlcty. .
Union SoVApF IHEATrR.-"Thc DtniCher'.'
WALLACKs TIIEATER.-"She Stoops 10 conquer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

Mr.. COnking makes mild conspirator IN
deed, and as flibuster he is a failure. Il
the debate on the Oregon vote he said: I"
twill do nothing to defer for moment til
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

The plan to connect President Grant with
further operations for funding tie National
debt will attract general attention, and if car
ried out will be a source of general qualification.
Ii is now pretty well understood that the Pres
ident does not leave the White House by any
means a rich man; and whatever may have
been his mistakes in civil lie, the whole coun-
fry owes too much to him not to be interested
in bis future comfort and dignity.
There is a further display Of the deprecated
assets Of The Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, and additional evidence that the funds
were distributed about among it's officers as
loans on security that could not have served
as such elsewhere. Each fresh showing of the
kind Is more discouraging to the policy
holders and the claimants for death losses 1t
will be an act Of kindness 10 them to sum up
this bad business as soon as possible and let
them know the worst.
, 1877-02-15
4 KoetNr Of the Seals.


In modest dwelling !n Frederick street, VI;
johns wood, died u few days a'nce un tMdlvidnu!
who for mal,r years illIcd tho oice of keepcru u
the seaIs with dignity aud efficiency. Tl,s his
tory Of EnglauA tells Of other keepers dlltnE
ul0re distinguished places In society, but It IA
no e1aggarSilo1l TO stats that tho sMbeet Of this
brief nOtiee was to the full IS popular u any oi
lis predecessors The Keeper 0f the Scala to
whom ws moro particularly. refer wns the ce*
nial uld Frenrhinan 50 we'll known infhd Aoolo%:
icnl Gardens, ard the seals wcto upt cnsblctE q
high office unG authority, but ting graceful csea:
lures that occupy tbs pond III the E1ysluM ot
ahfIlal lie In tue Regents Park. Everybody III
tlc habit Of visiting tho Gar.tcus WAS talnllIar
with thu CHEEKY old Ereur}l1Ian and tile objtSts
of llts care lie had teeu !u tho navy, aud lad
sccn "toreign parts, ait, being particularly well
up In the lnaticr OF scala ana Wulruses. he WIS
selected many years agu to look after tho
Wants Of such members OF those falntlles as
might fitll their wuy to the lardcns. Ile liked
them, and they very soon rccirtocutc1 the scn-
ttl,rnt. They invariably responded to hi5 voirc
or AIs whIntie, und hs trAiucd them to perform
number Ut tricks quits Inconsistent with thGlf
puture nuu early habits. Struck down with q
painful tlIucas, the old Ian kcenly felt tho loss
uf lis companions. ita u.el to exclalm, ~
kryw should le better II could. but SEQ ny
children; KNOW they will do II eaunot SEQ
theul.n Tender hands nussed hiu,, and bo was
dressed anu put into rh4'r ln 0Eucr 70 ba
wheeled tn tho Gallcus and look for the last
ti,le upon Its ssvhlllrcn," but the cxeEtion was
too mitch tor bis strength. spd the at!emnt had
, 1877-02-15
GREENBACKERs AND SPEclE-PAYMENTs.

Cu,rAuo, Feb 1s.-As ani tho pcruon nto In
troduced the anti,rcaumptlou resolutions w,,ioh
,. St.l ~. ~ n.st. .L,-., r,..ttr, ,n.t
wct' aooFtc" " 'no ".ue"ohsne's , H'eet'"s IN!
Thursday night, feel like sayihg fow words
through TnE Tribune on account Ut your etlltornl
N EaturJnv icolr,i +.Tho drrcniackers Mis-.
.n,,e >, A. .a,"sIs r.,.t,nnt n,,rtt. n.o,,.,,inr
Ianc' hs fcsalan ttet'oe't o.a"' itopoal..aA ~.
to force presumption upon lho country WIN
In tic ensuing month or two months, thetu Ia this
~ In sot1, II tla Prestisnt really des1Fcs I'M.
mediate rctunptiun. anl thinks tuch Il measure
wnniti nrnvn a biessnr r., lin rnuntrv ict hin try
il on ut once. Lut without iho enactment OF any
law 10 that effect" md lct thc country
nnyo TIM benrHt of such IN rxncri.
mcnt briIrvu tGcro in no 1nw st,fo-
HiGting snceTc. nay,ncn;s. e,tilcr :by tho {ioy.
.rnmomt ~ f,y n,iv Snyin hank or 1,y n,y number
Of bunxs, LII ctiu Of our Satiu,,a l{u0k4, fVr ex-
Hu,,Ic trv i1,r ninn and krs Inv sum il supnlY
az roid woniT ,m OK taustci. Sunn0so thp tSGy.
srnmrnt .howid do LID san,o. i,oy lonn a time
ct il roii eoi.. and tic uoscfnnsnt compelled 10
srSeiy sl'ccalaio!s iais sht demand, o. ei.s throw
nv M pits ~ ~" ,,rns.n cs"nnt rnIn Sii fn,t
nnrnc ~ INV tl,c 1ni.u,.t ~ nnr na,tanai dch.
sn 'x ~ cns3 3 80 ~ nrmcrt H. trcm m snncionnv
m.nfs withn%t hcin, t"rv .na1ify at III. n,"rrv IT
,hs ,nnst Mnsc ~, tY"Iy rinss ~ snrcu
i"torI ~ nsth nnn ,vn vS,.n s,,ut rbn smes
,srsn i, ~, H. n,n,h niea"r ,"1ttn"t thx s"crtn"n
r., fnIix - ,h s"nt aIm;rI.r.tim n s.sn.
no H., ~ ;h t,niw ,r,,.n. ,snv !" mn.n ,'rrcn
aeks rn.tn tm cuii IN .,,,crcil rus i ia nn,:o
MG'sf ;if .aI ~, ~ W ~ ~
, 1877-02-15

CuA,tLtsToS, Feb. 8, 1877.



A little sign made Of The appropriate material
has lust been displayed IN rark ptuce Gu which
arc tho appropriate words, "Dluc Giass."
awe arc selling 1000 per cent more Of this
glass than VIC used TO-" said n gentleman tnsidu
tic store. "Evcrybody wants It, ad wo have
bccn obliged 10 rctal It rs Ill accommodation.
Presidents Of colleges send for It, tho managers
Of charitable Institutions send for IT, ainl lulcs
send unl get Il. Sometimes they comG thcm-
selves. TI,cy tell lis how large the put,cs III
their windows urc, ut,l wo sell tllcnl tho glass
cut to the proper stzc. Some llayu their Whole
windows rcglnze With It, a,,ss ot,ers h,,y onn Or
two paues aud tack tlGm in uyur tho other
glass.n
"Are sou convert, s!r3'
"Dh yes, wo have great confidence In tho
curative powers OF this glass; II'a made only in
France. Tho cobalt Is put In In this melt and
here II this demand for 1t continues. Wclar.ly
know how much tu i,upurt, brcuuso II this
proves to le u i.urn fancy for .luy wu should
be left With stock Of uusalaole ware on our
an nltl gcntlcn,an came into tic st0ro M
hcsitaing inunncr n,nt with u wclk smile all
oyer l'is Lace. lluyS you n,,y o. thls 'cIH blue
sais: G'1ss h' 9ss rr wa ags' !. c scn scs To-
ior anytlling, il iii" 1iu wns assured tint ths
very best physicAis Anu t'rtsidents ut coElcKcs
wcru seltllny III tlclr orders. SWELL" 1lc said,
r,aasurcd IN !is manner, my ,lrutlers wife
nv irirooi. Window" Here he Groke ugaiu
Into his al,nlogctic nmilc. lia carried away two
ten.by-twelyu punes.
aOno ii the tl,lest lallcs In tho city" cou-
tinued tho salesman, after thu customer had rc.
tired, "wllo lives In splendid bruwtl-stono
front on Fifty,srventli street, Is go'ng u havc
onu Of her parlor windows uniircaY glazed with
bluo glass iur thu bcuctlt OF her birds, plants,
and laca Ii, which sl.o takes special ,lcltgln.h
"Wl,ut kind OF ailments to people usually
say they have when they cohle here to buy blue
0Nuura]gia, headache, rheumatism, and other
similar complaints y cures all ktn'is III nerv'
"SupIoHe man should wear bluc glass IN
tho er1wn oi ILLS haiti"
"rhcn he. would never hayo de'lrlun, trt.
"Tinnk YOU"
NJ meant no offenso " [wltll hlnsh).
"Whese does Guu. licasonton buy hls glasai'
It's all tic In kind. Tue fuet Ia tho effect
appears to bo wrought by. tho color, however
produced. Dlus curtains la,e a very luictiuE
effect pA the nerves Ut excltable patients. sup.
posu tho sky weru MI scarlctlh
Inquiries luatle at utt!cr glass stores confirmed
tho story Ut taIis enormous tncrcase IT, tlu sale
VI bluo Elass. singnlurly enough this fnyentun
upprars, unIike tliat of tho stcam.eugtnc and
tia ocean telegraph, never 10 have hecn untIcl.
patGd by tho pocts. Tet,tlYso.l gaule very near
Il. l1e says. Il. "Martalla in tho Auatcd
Orange" 1.-THE b1uc-tY sang Z the pane" II
only thu cxlgenrtes Of metro had led tho Poet
pane" ltwoull have been i marvel Of poetic
prophecy, and hc could stlla l,aye retained the
Nf tle,n
, 1877-02-15
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15 1877

simultaneously with this statement orr Cum
ktaiIc frl! oT IN one sic, while ti.' ,thtr .i,,1
rapidly away fft,,n ti.c rtI,cr. end ,h. vrAon,r
llflez rtnte,lty found himself a tuc fnli. NuL
kn.rsny very we'll nl,at IL, was to ,io
under tic eirS,sn,tta,,c,s tho coJnrGtl ur.pn
lnca,,icrc:i Into tlIr nlf!rc nntl srn"celct r.
iresullr ami ,u,l,ltlc,,:Ia Iai manner. A4 ,,l. "a
the iu+Iccs,itrenser s!I<toycrctl wllt nil wat
t,it visitor was he r.treal'H! to fse f,Hk part
VI the oicc. and, with All expressive gesture,
l,owlcl:
"f;it!"
"l:it, ',oss. lie LAWS gpt tnc wtar my har's
s1Iort. Whit arc you gwina 10 do about alc
tatci'
"tit" shrtekcl tho ,stIcc, "anI ncscr show
up bore a.:ain."
Ard the prisoner got.
, 1877-02-15
CURRENT GOSSIP.

EAfif'9 VALENTINE.
M.:,Ih !sltur.fty, Ersniny ET:ette.
1hcrea 1fillu fnsebnd
~ Htsr gatltn EruwF.
tttSmi through all the Summer.
Abt through y ihter'* rnnwa1
Wufks. dnrs little rf,.rltuti;
Talks. tlocs !Ittlc ea.st,atI.
t:hf1p. fuIf nntty d word.
j. tlG thrn Il sli.cbud.
Nr IL Blie a bttdr
Yesterday. twas rosebud"
EAt no hslwct'a hn sweet,
FIut,s her fHnM y forehead
TO her tiny fctt.
sings. t,t,cs iItt1r birding:
W!'I,.. has }tttft blrdilnv.
flfttttlHltA we tcur.
Angel, .tehs ~ nens
In pur birdie dear.
II ttIcte huri,t In Nature,
Flower. III l,sftf. hr creature,
That In iurnl nf.f feature
Tan with her ton,Fates
eEhny hair 70 cIt!y.
l.lttic lcctt, 10 ptarlrt
sweetest little kitlte,
May the gopt Go,fs cara
1lclp us ktct, yua l.ere,'
TO our hearts ~ dcatl.
, 1877-02-15

-
"y .s, spu .,.,,, .a.k anot ,sr lanion eati H. H..
Ei Ennl h''iSef was cf,lelrc o. goea gl,,,, nt ,i
@ bee" ss aas'r S r as to 'H He* SsiE el' ~" i"r =;
COW That Etyr the b"tt milk Tor i'uttcr. lie bl'l
tirc1 tSn , % Rs.n ~ tetr @ Smo'as mr. ''e w.
WIZ! y v, LIZ i''H"!.s VI ."v s in"r,c,, AIR.
"a @ f,ars ~! .. 9ps,a. Mi r"oa e M
co"s, an(l urged ei'rt fl their feeding, etc.
" >, ,rhEntgMs Ahn l, Hxffn'MESvs, ~ I'VE
~ buGIl,u nosN rais, ~, asu' .e .taI
m'ttSe on fFcit'ou's anu EXPERIMENTS 'epo'tc"
rs !o'l''ws' "
Ynuf coWmtttse, appointed 70 consider and fc:
poft on thc :eat,niity q 1nsti41t'ns ssfiss 81
sy With St s wSa a I'll. r. r.
msn;a for s'e sons,,!cration: '"' '''"'"' e~ps'
10. i0t;hcctc; iva or u,ore c,ee,e 10 hc msde
frp tho san,e Cn hut 10 be subjected 10 differ.
ent influences. Will yew Of determining .he
fcrent !nfnsnccs oil e 10 particularly detailed.
70. sIEaliss: Tfla! ni keeping q!alat;lr,s
isr M o' a,r,e aaMff @ ~ r.
kna If ,a .nS a I'M oo Il ss @ @
le Aiacd, 10 bo kc,1t In te same isni q! paeEEgcn,
md subjected 10 lie eafe iutucnccr o. to ttorasr.
Temperature. etc. a1 TO % particularly detailed.
,.Sn.a-i,nicr: Trta1 ot tkeeptng qualities of hut.
ter. under di'sln,l1t condition. ,intter 70 hs q
haine elinrntrg saslett win san,e sina Of hatai
IL rcrn, innnsnsn ~ ~ ~ ~ ,arr ~ storn"c lam
ner,Mrr sc III ~ tc - ,,a,,teniarty hctnIlnI
e1cnt kn. ~ eate an
weiah. anI caatttun Of each 10 Go stated; ted u
cael, buth kiMtl md qualify: weight Q! Yield ot
E,ilk: per cent OF cream; aInonnt o. yieii OF nat
M g. 'G5 o Snas Oh
Tic report was adopted.
''pERTtt'zERs,,' ~,
Union, III. It was 'tlrty-ilrc years .!nco Ito
camc 10 tho West, and liz found tEat H.. de-
caycd vegetable matter, With mn occasional top.
, 1877-02-15

Mime. Jules Simon, wife of the French rrc.
mier, is about to bring MI actIun fur libel
aga!llst the Suffrage Umi.erse, Bollapastist pa.
per. published Mt Angouleme. The alleged
libel Is contained Iii the following passage:
One ,tay during tho seiRo of Taris tta,s un hia.
tor!aH) Nine. 10lck Stmoh paid ri.it to the Etola
lcs smnrs Of the Eleventh Acknowledgement. Villa
lnsreclnG thu school eIe was htc0.scll hY SFter
III Charity. who complained nI the eGlh The llttG
pupils had 10 cldu!c there Icing hu inrr wool IL
lmf,i. 1l1nc. sln!ol. poslng u n ernelhx IN thu
taku That's" anl the cslc,ts In obedience 10 l,.r
instruction wus at taken down, aawi. UP md
thrown !ntu the rtoyc In her presence.
Nine. Jules Simon claims ~, GuO francs dam
ages.
, 1877-02-15

to &c abandoned. The ntd man was great ta-
ynr,lc Il! the Prince Of Wacs, w1u al.ays 'nalc
l. lN3int to have that It'll. him ri Sunday.
hut the PrInrG s:;s,r!"d ha alteration fusthcrt
tnr nlnong those whu visited illr Etrprr VI the
Seals NJ thc last Wis the il.ir ~ tGc NTltt4lt
Throne. m as mud, 1T zaid uf other ktelicra
Of the Scass:
, 1877-02-15

AN E1'lTAF1I.
The following is an example Of humor afford,
cd by Scw Jersey graveyard:
Here hes the lo,ly Of Mary ANN Lowdcr;
sllc burst while dllnktns se!sllltz jDwdcr;
Called from fhls world t0 her heavenly rest
She shuut1 hnyc waited ttlt II eiieryeHcel.
, 1877-02-15


4. ., hATE ~ bdMp2yEp Ma VA
$50 So Macy lo*acd III ..aAcaioca. t2au tulsS,
l1a tsAIk'4t. kv9A ,. up'sAEs,
, 1877-02-15

Ff'O NEST-lIQTEI-F0l: \ Ti.l!M Of YEARS,
This h6utr +.Etlrrit Mcw ttta. .hei Is hi! iar,l
9nssnps!: IN yti,aso u :,rrs.,n, i've s:d9 hAt miles
r,ni. t.ar9f ths largest tnargif.rt1 irai;E1 " :c
Guy Of ClitaCu: nftu r0sc tn tWU rIlrht slNto II.
tuttnrss. .tiirty tnA. THlELL, 4l5 West WasttnG-
taN-Ai,, Eaaca-b. I'll.
l. bn,ii,s ioslGu tees thrcs .orIex nsatiy INV. IL
,s q i!.s s.t tnwa. s!ti.sn y itlis of Lhca:,.. u
CAl.IlME!.!. q 10. u 4va:!x.1n.s,
, 1877-02-15

T,nssHA1.: ,:in;no;:. sT,, ,..;EA,:r,DHr. a-sToRY
L. h7 With hrf.X hai". ollrr wan:ri.
Npnro1'H.. hsar LiatUih. 3rtHty eIunc 'front.' only
EG.Hb. .
,s;oc:t.. ncsr Jefferson Park. x'v,c, tcsy choices
tnl! AlJ1 rEE tGHt.
A.:'H..s'.. very chnIcc nnA cheap io,t.
Wc''.errr av.+ n ! ettierc; .I.ssn.
tns.'uH-<t, nrAf WIs.EEton. Ntxl:Hi tfst7.
w ss. H::rFsn: rHsr i!"srEs ftr rett4" wafftHy
h%"' os eotes and cheap 'o, ssr r. e tni naas'o
LINZ s,LE.-I ftWv j IN;ITHIyG LIT wf'!:rtt
f1is,n:: fst.ay.. jn.: ert,.a o5 t,or:t.e.L 1t"s
rl;nat'rht :srsr,l -ns; within t,ne tcs ~ ttta:a
sf!'e ftsm};sl ls tni illlty.nftl1:s rsS.MAy -.
. s ~ f - H. 81 sy m ~ ~
2: q: en' nf to:'r nt1 hs drsn nadi14 hats"rt any
"Af.Ki.l:. 'tton n Tire. tsl'lEx. - =
{:Oi: aALE- .,1p CASH Eii.I. nCT AN ftYO
iIsE!ah,d r'.!ecc :ira: TINT III faE4. 7hIs IHeant
lns!',st~. Aadsc" ar rail NJ 5r1 FIR, n..s.
T.ni. s..l::- -ExfEE,iIsO!.T t1IrAit ron CAsIi
H.; tor1s, #: a..y'. tsn f. t:1ts itsk snd ttunc
!lhi'e. sHi'!T!: sarniinn r"'eirE'. rs 7'sthrsr.
IioE xsI.-;ss:.saistLh rrGe'!tsE ELEuASrI:
a.stHiy 'hrs*x III i'm thet1,aY.: tcrms 10 tut.
)h7r:Fs 1t HI +1n:h Elhsk.ts.. In bank.
}'0;: : ,!E-~t1,lTAt;t .AST 1nr % FEET lI:N%T
!a ftet"c,urf: only f.nth teriEs ra4r, Ap3y At
lul west Van i;.:,en.As. i. l.. tAAINt-GI.
EoI:, ;:.I::-Uls I:XtiiASUE-r; r;ii:ia: t;,50i,
eqaI;;. u. b. 0;!s. ii Wa,hn xtas:.. IT,; "-s ~ 'A'
J1DN a.4LE--IH MONTHLY rAI:iI:S STs-s!. -
a.rihry ttit htn't. corncr MnIsar's.M. ahd a!,i.
s!asy ss'sx ,s s ,samc s|.H:;t +
Eoasr. 10 ilnsvari:'Ls r3stI srafo co,issr. fiji.
M,rn.tf. lnaa:F. II I-5 rfcateFH.av.
, 1877-02-15
10 EXCHANGE.

NW K4.KEHXAVNEss
ylW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPERTY on
GfAtr.at. for reslle1cg property. AflOS l..
rEAECE. III ucslbora.a.
feet ttltA have IRA! tAtus1A1 asrcss want CHI
sasY pz9Pt!sy' you'd t.ss soms t1rna1uro. a. FAT
Tp ExcIiAS0E-r0it9 STOCK OF uV0ps. on FEl !.
sona! property. good Iowa laut clear. uraf Ssll'
FUAd- AllfrAs i kAee L 81. TItoant of1teS.
RIO EXCHANGE GOOD. NEARBY SUBURBAN
luta tor hursa and luxxt aI4p paying h0te1 nlird
wlth " aFdsn fer city, H. UIUaDf. la1 Lasaltp'st,
ltooul IL
y4TASrED-95o.0 0o sTOCK 0F UtY. t;flOn5 FOR
~ clear property anu caah. J. a. VAN fELF Isl
MDnnlG ;, aIenEnt.
, 1877-02-15


1bEHs0SAL-THE PERSON WHO SIGNED IlE?s
Ictter 'Mfs W" Will Vt;ixe tY IN lutvrsltw. Ffo'
p4lelet u. Gfp.
, 1877-02-15

TYR LITTLE. les scyTlt cL4AK'sr. CCIEs CAN.
~ and urGra tAuut kafc " si1ktst L4p4x0fM
r1uc!4tl u tllcs L9urs. UIl:a trifGte.
, 1877-02-15


ITASDSO3tE PAIlLDK SUIT EOts So; ELEGANT
/ chamber huIt Tor Has; rasy chair reduced from
Az 70 $ta 70 MAka toom for atcrasuns. Il 7. MAX
tteuk UNION Fl1KNtTuitE COMPANY. I1 WEST
Nhi!so1st vel ali kll4 u loYre:11i4 Eo0as o1
monthly FAYhcnai low Prices: lung tu.1.
, 1877-02-15
'ro 1sEaT-srt,ssEs Or1iUE., Ere,

so 1eI:aE-STts3tEss, OEIEOES, I:EEs
S1Urcts
RIO nEST-sTnl.E ~! fEEr DEEP. TWO ELE.
lvntoF. fnrtt6rr nhI ;..rtcnlf very Low frEt. ;I]
soutA WAtsf'ti.. lrtMrcn NAha. IN .tcsl tla.n,r.
nv EhNT-stnEEs. WAREHOUSE. t.'alM:s. nAHl:-
nl .ur, lt.ni a. TO- t;iit1w Inn E,it.sr sE
ITO t:EST-I7s STATE.sT.. sTnLE AMI ~ 1.Un.!S
al,arr from ,Iarth |: 1T; Inquire a. 1iooni j.
.t4G tiCnriEJrH.S.. II. uiltijkMAS.
, 1877-02-15

{{'AHTEb-A lot NORTH or TWENTY-FIVE NJ.
u. nht rns u Vt ssl-at. for cath. and must Gc
Tbw. Address II. TriHlsnr uHlcc. ..
1XTASTEn-i'nTrA,:Ls IN iEHHE OS WE4T
III sl1s. ampfr. M. II Ekestrnyr ltMtlGtn,:. -
, 1877-02-15

i GENTS WANTEp-lS. EVERY TOWN IN TIE
Y,o. tso pagss club sHsss: ~ Pa1sr sos lafxe m
ecl. by mall oa HecrtpI u ptep; aze9ts HaEu II
pr day. HliUDEs a 4CcLEi:E, publishers. o. Ha*l.
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, 1877-02-15

TOT. sALE-.AT PRIVATE SALE TIE CoSTEATa
" t4u club rovius- III g. ClAtEtt. conslALA, Of
English Grnxrl.s caFpr4 slas. 4lds, Aafss do4x
ctxrs. pictures stayes tlbeA lxtGsrs. wardrobe
bal st4AlA. uthcG fa!!lnI ETC.. ETC.. e-. caG3p tuf
cash Entrance EpuIn NJ. :.
, 1877-02-15

iAosl<tlteepers.
ctTUAT10S wAHTEpAAA iihrsEKEEFEtt tIt:
ghiady; = Enai.n lid CA aiyu rt,of rrteSsntes.
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, 1877-02-15

GIruATits W.SNTET-ur 4. sC0TCfI TIM. As
~ Er4t.rIa* Cutt. washer, anl ffutr. heat Of fcfrr
rnrr. ilr"4a Call ht 1Ai statc.st.
S1ruATi'H wASTr1'-1,Y 4 ErSrEcTArLi;
- Ei1l III do onsrHHrt Aeta,ni work tn u n'.al1 lana
I'LL ean give Nh srtFrnces. Feasr cal! lu'day u ut
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ny ri Music; rent s7s jcr E,oilii.. Arpiy to il.
MAuxY. tgU South Ifa'sted.st.
A WELL. .EsTAnL1sIEEn AND PROFITABLE
~ MatlfartufuE husales for saas. or exchange Tor
iustlr Prnt~rtr: uwnes has other hus1fA. At!dscAE
~. rrllALe utasH. -.------
liOl: HALE-UDl'EEI:ii i1IHrliLEl,Y. MltIHJS
eognty. mt. ~ srna Trunk itsilwAY. tor rent of
ot,cr sar',a, ~ rsnt Il: lstIot ys4r; e ts;r,a:
l,y. viii nsw ut,l rter1ltHt irr': I!ra. t, rnrr:.
Sr0d. The 1u.a run fn Increased IL GAn as!!ta
ttcr dry At rx.cHtusc Rf @5UD. Any uiu drsl1tIK
10 rnFshs.u ss!Hovs tbs Whole. II t.fre u s4rls
sauO: l%fcs hearing IN oriet 10 examine ,te Irg
H.. H. sist. NV Sufs IT t. T. tAi:l.0W. G.rrI.,ef.
hUltrc.l. for t4t purpoAs. 80
Ito!s sAt,E-A HAist:AlS. a AFl!:sr:GLAssrLAS.
Ing. mill nid Ink tact0ry bcl pcaftnh In fln lun.
her Ilstirt we'll rG!rFeA with u1rhllefyr Eu'st p1H-
!nApt !HlEr.sIlts alt. uiI rl!lEuah rack:
H.uhI Irhsc sux ~ri suited fu. tptn*
ir taAh ul donrs; pro ios End 1EYms 10 suti
sstatnctorY fnr selling Parties ~at4E 70 zee
pr,lSTy u lrguliats; plcA.t sd!Iess III iftbulu
l\rE HAVE FORTY BUSINESS CHANCES Fnll
sateor exchanges call ani see 1ur sst, is Clark
st.. Eoon. -
%l.tO nuyS LEAsE ASD FIXTURES o., cor;
tDLetV tee. bakery. md lunch rtlfI1. nr would tt
par, Ut II aud teut sht .tsrc tnantro I'D atase-st.
, 1877-02-15


r OsT-aATUiiuAY AFTERNOON. a Yf'IfNtt
II terrier dug ttycr.cIuEp hal III ie Athcr rUilIt
with 1oTE teuarl Will bu patti II Ertusnc6 10 barn
rear u( h7A NellxAt.A Ay.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1877-08-24
Turh9y.

Fareweil 70 the gay gardens, the spicy
bazars, to the splash Of fountains and the
CLEAN Of go o'den-tipped ,ninalets Fare
we'll to the perfect morns, the balmy twi-
lights, the still heat Of the blue Moons, the
splendor of moon and stars Farewell to
the glare OF the white crags, the taWny
wastes Of head sand, the valleys Of oleand-
er, the hills ofmyrtle and spices! Farewell
to the bath, agent Of purity and peace, and
parent Of de!icioas Or. ams-to the shebook,
whose fragrant fumes are breathed from
the lips Of patience and contentment--to
the narghileh, crowned with that blessed
plant which grows in the gardens Of Shiras,
while fountain more delightful than those
ofSamarcand bubbles in its crystal bosom
Farewell to the red cap ard slippers. to
the big tarban, the flowing trousers, ana
the gaudy shawl-to sqeatting en- broad
divans, to slipping black coffee in acorn
cups, to grave faces and salaam aleikooms,
and touching OF The lips and forehead
Farewell to the evening meal in the teat
door, to the couch on the friendly earth,
to the yells ofthe muleteers, to the deliber-
ate marches Of the plodding horse, and
the endless rocking Of the dromedary that
knoweth It's master! Farewell, fnallr, u
without anger, delay without
yexation, Incidence without ennui. eadar-
ance without fatigue, appetite without
ntemperance, enjoyment huut pail !
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1877-08-24

4 Warrior True and Bold.

Th man who has been in the Black Hills
and returned is a big gun at the VILLAGE
drug store, ani feels called up n to tell
the truth when narrating his adventures.
Such man, named Curt, was telling, the
other night, how many Indians he had Kill
ed dnriag his three months residence in
the hills.
A.tey he had talked hal an hour, one Of
The listeners, who had kept track Of the
number killed, exhibited the figures.
II find = he exclaimed, 'tbatyou killed
fifteen hundred savages IN three months !
rs thai all 2" exelaimed the 0nabasbed
Black Hitler why, I believe you have
let out a week work there somewhere
Il you had such good luck killing In.
dians, why didn't you stay there ?" demand
ed another suspicious listener.
Well, the truth is, gentlemen, was
afraid ofraiaing Gny left eye. IL squint.
ed along ny gun-barrel so much that my
lace was being drawn all out Of shape, and
the sight vas SO far gone that / had to be
led about BY 4 dog.
"Aad ynu killed indians while in that
condition p
Il did though I've always felt a it'll
mean about il. I coulla't see to shoot,
ana s. run EN- down and kicked 'en to
death, t wasn't manly il. ne, and wait
to ask the forgiveness of you, gentlemen,
ri ht here and now T.
There was long spell os aapalliog
silence, and then some one said that Eph
Francis had bought new coon dog.