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The Turks Claim to HIVE re-
inlorced and Provisioned
PfcTna.
Russia to Offer Another Popu.
lar Loan of 5o,ooo,ooo
RoubIes:
FRIDAY.

4ak hMohs ENI1NkLE CLEARED AWAYt
[By cd1!s 10 7ns Chicago 7rlaune.1
LONDON ofrlcE or The CHICAGO TR1nuxz,
6 PALonAyE PLACE, STRAND, Sept. 25-4 A.
m.-Tl'o uncertainty which has preyailed rs
to tho locality and character of the fighting
between tho armies Of Mehomet All paafa
and tho Czarowftoh On Friday Ia ut m end.
There WINS no attempt to Atsack Biela, al-
though tho Russian forces wcro covering tho
roads TO tlsnt place. The particular Russian
force attacked was that Of Con. Tatisclcff,
posted On tho Darricka LON. A
correspondent with tho Turks views the
operations aa strong offensive rcconnois-
sance. 4 portion Of A1chcmet Ali'a army,
comprising ton battalions, attacked strong
ly intreuchcd Russian position on ridgs
commanding tho main road to Diola, about
fifteen miles southeast Of that town. This
ridge runs southward at right angles to the
Valley OF this Darrickn LON. On the loft
Of the ridge, in tho valley, lies tho village
called Yerbosa. Tho Russians had estab.
lishod batteries, aud had
rwENTY-FouR GUNS M ACTION
on tho crest Of The ridge, whicl, was also
scamcd with trenches aud dotted with rifle
pits. Tho Turkish batteries vcro planted
on heights On either sido OF tho main valley
above the burnt Village Of Cherkovnt.
Tho engagement commenced at II
o'clock In tho morning with heavy
cannonnde. Tho Turks attacked the RUS
sim right with three battalions. They gal
iantly pressed up the hill, but, being totally
unsupported, wera driven back by honvy
artillery fro md greatly superior force Of
infantry. On the right centre Of tho Russian
position was thick forest, which the Turks
carried, tho Russians falling back mp the
slope. The Turks thou assaulted tho Rus-
sian left, aud held tho Village Of vorboBa,
ussurroRyEp,; ron TWO nouRs,
retiring at in tho oYoning before tho heavy
artillery fire and q Charge Of Russian infan-
try. While these movements wero in prog
reas, q direct front attack on tho position
was lnado by three battalions Of Ottoman in
fantry, who advanced over tho crest where tho
Turkish batteries were postcd and descended
into tho valley. Tho Russian guns opened
on the battalions with shrapnol. Having
gained tho ridge, they descended swiftly into
tho valley, broke into the lines Of skir1nisll-
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Esuassi -, rh.u, t"S sAemlSal compounds
tlIcm. There waa skylixht over Tras, ~, ~
a..Inu Ilom o9 smi part "t Tho building, lis room
sias Eia,sr ssa fss ;be sa%e4. i tas
transplantcd in The area in t.o summsr and IT,, s
tun's Eaya haa powerful effect upon this 1nsss
uf com l'ustible material. Thc rejected modeis
e ne1e placed j. th'. lols upon plne tables and
snads this one yast field of food for Tic tlamcs'
These rejected ultxlcls VI ro placed thrFv aitar
having been two years tn tue o!tlee Of the Com
n,iasloner of Patents, he having hcsltatol to de-.
sroy them ol account of littgatea cases, in
sl'ich they frequently played al important part,
TIE neans Of acrcss to this ttnaer-box was By 4
barrow winding stairway, aud It Haa seldom
Visited, never with l!Qht.
AL She models III liue arts, toys, firearms,
stovea, lamps, gas-tttlngs, luatliur working,
printing, furniture, philosophical instruments,
m ana builders hardware are sale aud complete.
me ~ 0O rejected &nulcls are entirely deatroy-
81. lhtkc were sucrcly valuable as Gurioattiea.
W the $1,000 models Ut patented Inventions
aeatrosed vt least ~ per cent wcfc valuable, not
estESSsaiiy ~ CREATING my doubt Us to the salue
taaes Their iutrlnale value Tor this scryice
nould range fFoun so to s1,0M according to
tae Importance os the ease In which they might
" asea ~ MI important clement oi Testimony.
- VIII Do sccu that the class VI models ls-
slfo}c4 eoupriscs oil harycaters and agricultural
e1p4emehts, railroad patents, and Aolne 0f
.,.. fHs MOST IMPORTANT lAygSTloNs
ss4 ~ s4s. III !arKe Hutn brs Vt instances the
s!anlh3s are Hot sufficiently complete to fully
nPAll tue inventions, especially III rascs vi
ssofteu improvements. Which oftck aiEect the
ssstulaet? n? u thu luychiIun. There Will bu
ua'res ,4'.. !AaRsaion ensuiuE from their dcstEuc
ri fateat attorneys and interested corporations
III ~ selze upon every plausible pret:xt to de-
tt tA.e improvements upUa every elAxs Ut tnyen-
IL" aS x.ess thsss Is tue aghte.s obscurty tn
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COUNrY, OuI3 I

Pear Hirs: Vt this late hour | will inform
you of the great benefit ! rec. iytj from the
use IT Dr.. R,i,lif's Great Remedy SEFEN
SE..I.S OF GOLDEN WONDER, after
heins cuuiiu.d 10 my bed eight years with Il
complication Of diseases viz: Dyspepsia,
Bronchitis, Pa'pitelion # the Hetyt. Pun
III the Right s. le. with Gcueral b ubl.ity, f..
which tried t be skill of our home phys Gins
also doctor OF New York City, AMI two. OF
Prttsburgh AMI one ia The northern pas
If Nnin In-.A cnlurl p.lnnt me !i-iA.. 10
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So nearly perfect are the recipes of these won
der!ul pain-soothing and healing Ccntaur mi
meats. that can confidently say lhey will ALE
s'5atc amy pasI; arising from flesh. bone or
muscle arrangements. We do not pretend that
.heE VIII mend broken leg or eNterinin;ste
DSif., but even in such they will reduce
the Inflammation and stop the pain Nor can We
guarantee me proper results where the body is
poisoned by Ly.,istAey Temperance Is as
ncSessary 10 proper physical, mental con
dtion.
= lsc White Ceglsaur Eminent is par
ticular'y adapted 10 all cases ofEsGcur,sa sisln.
Lum6@go, Neuralgia. ErysiPeIaS, Itch, >pr;sins,
Sciatica, Weak Back. Pains in Tie side, Wounds.
Weeping Sinews, Burns, Frosted FecT. Palsy.
Ear-ache, Tooth-achc, Headache. Ulcers. Old
Sores. Broken Breasts Sore Nipples Sore Throat
Croup. Diphthcria etc. The most of these com
plants the jcntaur Linimcnt will cure: all of
them il will benefit II viii extract the moi
son hltcs and stings, and will cure burns md
>css.ds without a scar. The following is but
sample OF thousand similar testimonials
ANTIOCH, Ill. Dec. l. 1874.
My wife has. for long time, been terrible
sufferer from rheumatism. She has tried many
physicians aud many remedies. The only thing
". II RING Postmaster
= Is an indisputahle fact that the Ceutaur Lini-
meut- are peiorIniEg cures never before
esftstes: by any preparation in eXisence.-like
Chrome Rheumatism OF tlnr.y years stand.
.siE. straigtcuing fingers and joints which had
been slit for six years, taking the from
burns. sc.
One dollar, or even fifty cents invested in Cen
taIr Imminent will be within reach hen
accident OcrGEs. and viii do more good than
any amount OF money paid for medical attendance.
When physicians are called they frequently use
this Lniment, and OF course charge several prices
for it.
TIE ToTTOW Oof.tduf LliliisieHt
Is adapted t. the tough skin. muscles and flesh of
the animal creation. Its effects upon severe cases
Of SPAWN. Swecny. Wind-tiall Big Head and
Poll-Evil, arc little less than marvellous.
MessrS. j. Mcclure & Co, Druggists, cor. Elm
and Front SIS. Cincinnati. o.. say:
in our neighborhoud u number of teamSters are
using the Centaur Liniment. They pronounce it
superior TO anything they have ever used. We
sell hiEh four to five dozen bottles per month
To owner. OF horses and mules.
We have volumes OF testimonials describing
cures Of Sp~ans, Kicks, Calls. Pnl-Eyil. Sig
Head. and even Founders, which are litlle less
than maryel>. No owner of an animal can afford
to be without bottle of Ccnt8ur Eminent. which
any day may prove worth twenty times its cost.
Sold everywhere. but prepared only at the
Laboratory ct j. h ROSE y CO.,
10 Dey St, New York.
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FOR HARD T'EfEE1s. TgV ~.
EAR WIS 81 kLG.nL

DEAR SjE:--The sh7ve fully explains the
articles W. wish 70 sell Tbs business is
honorable, and ny being energetic, will pay
YOU well. /; is oar desire 10 appuint an
gent 10 every county in al parts Of the
United SUate> ana CaHaia granting 10 each
the exclusive right 10 sell every bottle sold
IN the county. Should y5u accept the zpury
for one or mere conn'ies. YOU shall aay, the
exclusive right to sell every bot,le sod in
yonr county A. long as yen continue to acs
rs our agent. and ull orders which we mrv
receive from your territory shall Oe turuci
over to your account.
This wonderful Remedy, SEVEN SEALS
or GOLDEN WONDER. sells rapidly in
TIE halls Of he right Kind of men, and We
want none ether. Now if you think you ar,
the man for the work forward your order.
name your county, and 70 to work; you can
sell gross in f ~ days, without a 4 ubt
We lave one man who buys Ga an aver :,
three gross per week, ana hjS orders IRE in
creasiug IA p lg. ana he has small count, .
Bcrk> 10. "a lie writes th,i h. expects
ju sell ous gross pa- Icy Al fe,.i|. the com
ing season, ne: counting Wholesale loa
have the utiv jegt Of selling wholesale or
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To Y0l 1'li2i2 Golden 0DDOrtQlliittT.
NO CUT Ej,
NO PA
S0urcc of Happiness to Millions Of sUi.trng E.uRanE;

Remedy c,el-
ei orr most sanfiae tnn aSe
OR DEN in the Most
nd IN Of
this powers
c = !igt
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retail, or putting it on commission with lrur-
gIs's. or selling ny sub-agents. This bust
ness Is worth The attention of good men and
men OF G rtt'd. Should YOU make bus rea-
son zoe wages say 800 per month for the
bist three months many make more )--vou
would nevertheless be establishing i business
that would pay you largely in the end
Agents are doing better with cur Remedy
then #nFthing else they ever took hold Of
Way l. this? Because the Remedy dos Just
As We say. aud oUr agents can warrant every
hottie. 10 cure, no ply. Knowing that
we make all losses good should t&ny be
c'tiet on t. reieem bottle, agents run no
risk af'osS
SEVEN SEALS or GOLDEN WONDER
Is put up in $500 and 80 cert bottles. Gle
gantly finished in neat and appropriate
Wrappers, anI packed in nice boxes, one
dozci. IN e ,ch box.
To druggists oar sclle of prices are
Large size. 81 90 battles, per dozen. $500:
small slz'. 80 cent bottles, per i I'm. 81 30
We give peel terms to ourC,untv gents
nj such figures thar they can sell 20 druggists
ant country stores II he above price and
N Ike handsome profit We also give an
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Cross, sickly babies and children nav p2fov
health, aud mother have rest. II thcv viii
use t2sfoEla. u GrmS. tsYe.i>hne-S. taefhino
- fn Il ceisc- snET stomach and undi-eSfed food
make children cross. and produce sickness
Casfaris VIII assimiate the food. e.pel
worms and correct al these things. For twenty
years Dr. Pitcher experiment in his private ,,rc
tce 20 produce an effective Cathartic and stomach
regulator watch would be a. effective g. Caster
CsE, without IT. unpleasant taste or rccoil.
NJ reputation OF his experiment extended
Physicians aDd nurses rapidly adopted his remedy
Il which he gave the name of "a st0rta
Castoris i s. plea Gent rakeas honey
regulates the s1oTach and bowels and docs nof
grippe. II l. adapted 10 all ayes contains no Al
cchoj and i absolutely harmless To m.
most tender infant.
Try CaStoriS once, snd Won will never n,
without
Prepared at the Laboratory Of J. B. Ro & Co
10 bes street, Ne" York sSlJ3
, 1877-11-12

Mr.. d. p. shil1aher has been writing bright
ami graceful article for tho fs,tt, u I3ostlu,
rnilccrning tIe good ul4 lady WHO 1rtt tsa'lc
ller nEpcarntce III It's rolumnk-slrs. Farttngton.
licr fret lnt.occntty wise saying was Inspired br
{, remark OF onc Of tho Newspaper mcp, on
night when steamer from England had brought
news 0f an M1vanec In brcadstufts, wlio said 10
sd 10: tare, as be bought his hour by tho half.
t.olar's worth. "Mrt. pa1tington " WAS then
made to say, in the little paragraph that Mr.
sl!llabcr wrote, that 1t nlaac "ilo difference
TO be. whether Hour was dear OF Cheap, US
ahc always received Just 80 much for half
dollars WORTH" This was copied tile next day,
utd the inJnccmcmt was thus otfcrci to try
again. This meeting witt, like Buccess, they
were kept Tn. Until Mrs T.. as she expressed It,
l,al obta!ncl ''mcmento +" khe could not
check. Mr. Ehtlahcr adds: "Mrs. parttngto,i
was M entirely original creation, for had never
tccn The Rivals acteI. nor read 1t, and though
knew, from extracts IN comic compilations, Of
Mrs. Malnprop's existence and character. II
moved no pulse Of my ambition. The real Ia.
eniration which promoted the effort to continue
the Pxrtingt0n savings. when the idea took pos
Tive form. was the ct,nstant bearing Of expires
kous, b! rerr excellent people, that seemed toe
funny 10 te allowed to pass into forgctfuluess,-
| queer errors, Inadvertently made, and other
Wisc.H
, 1877-11-12
s1Hf BRAlDWOOD MINERS,

nRA1Dwoop, viii Co., ILL.,, Nov. A-Io
Al .lf7nsrs-FELlow-woa Once more
We i,uvc to appeal to you to give no heed
to thosc lying dispatches that arc sont scfoss
tho wires from day to day, bY the palsl cmlssa-
rics OF our encmlcs to their associated aud sub.
sJulzel press. Seven months have wo fought
one ot tho most oppressive and gigantic cor
pofations on this side 0f thu Allegheny Mount,
aims, for our rights and lbort4es as citizens ol
this free Republic, and fair remuneration for
our labor. Everything that vl!lainy or cunning
could suggest has been done and ID still!
continued on purpose to dcnsoraiike Us ahd
keen nur lcIkow-mei, from 1enllnE aid to re-
ileyu Tho distressed families that aro In our
midst. What sioblo and heroic struggle!
Fifteen hundred men laid down iteir toOls on
tho 1st lay Ut April, ami subtnftted themselves
aud families to hunger and pHyation rather
than sigu away their bisthrlkht, and 1ccolne
bonded e,ayca in this hoastcd land OF liberty.
And uotaltng will induce ths men OF this place to
resume work 1t Justice, fair play, libcrty, Rnti
equality. lIoplug that oil who Eavc aided III
10 The past will continue to do 50, and victory
win vet crown tho cf!orts OF this nobld army,
We remain yours respectfully,
FAAMK Lopar.
y. McLAEoHL1N,'
J. PKrrsoAKw, Secretary.
, 1877-11-12

t,,iertc.i from the ,syinnl,,g tp ,1te 11cnnhica'
l,n1ntt t,t the t.l,l,pil,ea. II 'n Iah With
y.tuIc. ati.r, Ean.rn,on:nx. a'I all manner II:
r,haftlry, md l,cca,*e tc.rsctl t' 1ttn In that
kty1D of ~.trIarc wnr was declared on NIT at Inc
outset. Nuw. what wah the c.,ns!slacHen1 IL
den catrfc,I The Staff. Ut Few York ny very
large ,1,nlurtty, mil all that l'iiiinecaatc went
for npth!ng. In my op!nk'n Tt'den tnadc a
crcsltal,Ic GovcrnO.'
IN noon THIN.
Mt. Conkltns sctmci IN H., in fair l,ralth, able
to measure himself with his equals III any re-.
spcctAb1c stt4pntaslnn. Tic WAS ut no tftne cx'
citr,! or nnurclicnstvc. He garc TIC appearance
of an I'm l,a.l inatlc NJ hls mimi IA fn l''
coursc anA mcant IL ruraue Il, anil Was rather
relieved, that HI: mimi VIVA 'na,'c ,lp md t|a tto
ftLton settled 1t uny is asiltsl TINT ic left nf
doubt otl the otscryer's mind that hc meant IT,
challenge tho Administration.
, 1877-11-12

{:Kl1I!cf1.
reianh upou the sIlsce beach,
While Evening, pnEc aud while.
Leans, rnIlins. from her starry realm
To hcckon M the S,th:.
Somewhere beneath these cry'tal waves
l1c litth. cold md ftIl1--
o where. ask th. uln1n that foaA
In rnlcn'lnr, wan and chilli;
ask The Stars th1t cazn on rue
With lender, plying eyes:
In vain in vain: they silent hAuK,
Like ttat4icr. in the ektes.
I've asked tho rain. at night, that tells
With sobs It's bensls, the honss.
Ami wrcns tA attrl pa<+lon out
In wild and .;asty showers:
Tho wind. that rushcs 1nadiy'n
From OF tho soa1nIny .ra:
10 yain-in vain; they call, they err,
f:ut vii! not Anexet me.
Aid Wight 1,nd4 up her raven hair;
Hay comes with bushes swect.
And tlite across tue purple aea
Will hYtns, golden feet.
fortnight, at tatt. bcssle the sea,
Alono and free. I STAND,
Ant walch the twilight's peari-aray mist
Roll dawn the sBuws of ennd.
I'm eo,t. down beneath the wayes
That hl,ic hft rulacu heal:
I'll nn,! ht,n. and they'll Ind d both
When tic zen gives up It's dead.
tutUsiA, n. Y. CAKMiE r. WHEELER
, 1877-11-12

,rhn haze rrnd It h4ve ARRIVED At different eon-
r.n,sa,ls regarding 1t. VIII atr. Warl ..'ris':
ind cxptain''l We wr1ti'f ,ea:ly likr to know
wirt1'r there Is 75o, ,nnD ur sNU,s0 l'ft for The
tlr1 nttor,, Or whether Myers tlas stole the
wloir ofstl States Attorney Mills is rca,,cstetl
,n1ai the Myers rasn for trial sn.ncd!atcsy, H
that s Victims cis hare the pleasure u tcetnt;
r. E, II.
, 1877-11-12

NSto l6Fk ErtHtT1 !hA ...
With Fie1d-afarshal Count Friedrich Heinrich
Ernst Wrange!, who died yesterday at Berlin.
passcs away one OF thu chief relies Of tho old
pr,,ssian military system. TO hin, as the
"Gran,iia,hcr Of tho Army" his 6ubor.
lsuutcA looked up with the utmost
REVERENCE. au1 hls sovereign lent a will
iur md respectful car. Ills character
was cast In that hcro!c mold which eloridcd, IN
the eyes Of the admiring people, the physical
irume weakened and broken by tho storms Of
more than ninety years; aud as he rode through
the German CAPITAL, strapped ~ the saddle Of
u stetti almost % worn out a him sell, the !lat
OF every patriot would be d0ncd, and the chill
dEeu who aspIeti to weat the hel'hat A. sohe
Wrallgel was born IT. l1St. anil entered thu
Frussian army Ut an curly aye. For distinguish
esi service iu several caMpalgns nc rose 70 tac
rank Of Gtneral In 1Ss1 lu bis domestic affairs
he showed the nanc Iron cnllruge and tue same
notions OF hunor wl!rh markell tits military
career; aud Is sai.i that when his only sou, WHO
was subordinate officer In the army, WIS 1tnr!t-
cuted Ia some nt.deMeauoF tae tienerai rA,i
Whatever money forfeit the la4l had tncutrGd
and then. hau1iug hun pistol, sa!d tettrly:
WFor a I'russian oillccr who has dtsgrnrcd hin.
salf the1a IL no way but th!s." Dbcdient TO tlio
suggestion, young wrangsI put ths mutze ut ot
before his fathers eyrs. Tho 0euerai wssncss.
e.l tie tce.! uutwardIy uumoyel. and never
mentioned the o!lender's pane agaln.
On the &)th Vi March, ls1}, WranEcl hntshe'i
the Emperor sent him. a. q token Ut ptrsoaal re-.
rar,l, his own portrait SIT iii dlatluntls, 70 be
worn "a decoration. Tho old otitccf aas
aiways enjoyed tic conhdcnta and Intimacy o.
the 1rtaept Emperor, asl ut one time presumed
UPON his nlastcrs affection TO such au extent "
TO ADVISE tho arrest Ut tho t'r.lco lMtGtlal 1oF
brpaeh Of etiquette. TIC uAI'ers were drawn
up accordingly, but for private reasons "cfo
, 1877-11-12
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1877

Mn.sts' (Araratl. The Venerable man emileI
swcctly, and replied with gentle deeIsirencs..
THAT ,arnot 1c. No one has ever been there.
It Is ifnptssiblc.'"
, 1877-11-12
THE flAAt.AZAS.

That cannot hc. No one has ever bccn there.
It Is impossible"
THE RAAtAZAS.
r7Y1.rspoH sence Londan Time.
rENA, Oct. 12.-Ramazan WIS kept this ycns
m,lr as II Is kept in times OF peace, except that,
Ia consequence Of tic urgent need of inuney
ftr var purposes, smaller sum than ustal WIS
set apart for public CHARITY, and that the Minis
tcrs were ordered to take tho Iftor, or evening
i,cal, with whrl' thcy break tic days inst, at
tlc War Office, 50 a. tn l'c at hand for the
Transaction, Of important business
An Encllxbman In rurk!sl, employ, whose
business takes him daily u tho Porte. tell. me
that, hrfore the hour Of Lf7dr arrives. business
lanyuid aud 1ackadaistcaI may. 1t may !
hc easily, Imagined What m >, ra:rr
the feast, like tlie Inst. being begun with
At witnesses, whose duty i !, to rcnor. #. np-
pcarants to tho Shcik-ul-tflarn, fccc!vlaG
present In return for the good haWt: .soine
lc4ts were this time cxtrcsse'l. though how far
enough II, say, lest. owtng u tho vtllainpuslT
had weather, the young ,nuon thoull nat scn-
t,rc out. and f}Atram bc, IN consequence, post
po.,et Tor another twcntr-four ''n'r..
1t Is tiiilirult, however, u believe TINT wit.
ne.tes properly pail. AMI doing duty IN 20 good
a caufe, could e1er. IT. nnv cn.cciyat,!c ctFcun,-
stances. fatf to sec tho nloHn4-at least, Will
tho eyes OF ia!th. There ls not, nlsi tol!.
single eaac otl record VI such = fa'islrc. INC
new moon was. At any rate. duly seen
I'M this uccsala, anu lja!rash oc1an On
Monday evening, its advent being ushcrc,l ~ At
kuhset by 4 ta11tc of twenty-onc runs. Next
morning the Sultan vent tn STATE. thtofEh Tor
rents III ruin. to the Nosnue ot sultan Anlnet
to hear thy custnnary PRAYERS, at tl'et, return.
cd 10 ht!id q sort OF fe'vt. attended bT ai! the
| high officials, spiritual AMI tentnorni' ~ thc
| capital, who Arc EsAt1onsiy perIntttel 10 ktas
the hem u Ills garment. Strictly speak!n4, t!!is
| distinguished favor ts only conceded 70 INC
a %,s1 o. FIJI Uter
OF the realm and rcpresentatt7: oi the sultan
At The pnrtr. Lesser officials are, only permit
ted to kiss tasscl held from the sas1:d pres
elcc at distance regulated " lhclr Iank' Whsc,l
also determines whether tney ehoo!d approaeh
1t On The right hand or thn lett. ..,.,,. u.,,.,
cnnstting In private fcnsting. vistts of eongrat.
uIationt and the exchange ot complimentary
presents. Formerly the custom ot gavtng nrca-
count. and male the pretext Tor slatneicss c1.
iortion from their depcilttent:, 1ut NOWADAYS
II Is confined to flowers, fruits, nnd swceti'lents
AL, from tic rtchcst 70 Inc poores', felzc tne
ocrnkton to put on their newest clolhes, aiiu tue
streets ar Ut up wlth fright paSsGssM pSGa M ol .eu
lem ladies 1'ust delight. The ships are coso5rd
wlth tae'r fayest n,s ,i aI1 ...'.as ,s =
~ ~ saut tIna =. 1e sou' "''-' "
'"' 'e'''' -
Ann1rf.vrn us. AN EOrAEC;.uu'rASG.
Numerous stories have been told Of women
bciuy abducted Ly orauc-outanes, carried of to
the,r woodc,l retrcat., aud treated with The ut.
most Difference and admiration. Incrc1u1ou.
|
, 1877-11-12
QUIPs.

Lydia Thompaon contcnphtes leavinR the
stage. F!s~leaYlug 1t, VIC suppose.-lfoehsssfF
Dnotrdl.
"Foregocs" was the word put olt ut . written
spelling exercise by ono Of the city teachers f<.-
Gently. And one little boY handed In, "ao. go.
70, Eo.h ...'-
Tho Late Sir George Ross, tho distinguished
English lawyer, wss o7cstaken By friend 10
the street ono DISK &gho sail t0 hlA: "
, 1877-11-12


On I1lIs iof pF AH4Ait1AA'
Tho London Spectator, speaking vi tho recent
auccssstu1 asccnsion Of Mount AEarnt. by Mr.
,,r,cc ssv.,
o'J,1' s,..,',. x,r !, a.. uor,d v,rao..
ME. hsJeo "as s"sa W s"o no''' ouus
ful wD1d-plctIsFc uf thak amazing AUD a"ial
spectacle, Of that Landscape which Ia now wliat
ca. h,for man creut forth On tho earth, TIC
'.s.,'.ni,s ,r,,trh .tonJ oi,ont thc vaI1,,ys "a
mountains "ea ssuu ao 49, @ ,.,.t",, n,,'s'
they $1,000 whau sue so'e:'nIe htes "M'e'! po.u
them up Wcro louE u.p cxttnTutshed' nnt no
Gould not toll Us what wcre his thoughts, hts
tan,I,ns thc-c what tha awe and yearuup that
aeen'ka ess .n ni,, VIM ~ I'M. mt sr.nsndons soli.c.
cama over MN IN ''ea. t'enea'uus so"so"s'
wllcrt' Nature sits snthFonel1 sefenSiy eaIu',
ana speaks to het cn!loren only !n tmt etofh anu
earthquake that level tacr DWELLINGS, III sae
dust
.'llis vision ranged over tue vast cxpanso'
within whose bounds afe the snaan O n,t tne Iau
eas1lst dln'y maus ~, uu. o,,i, th..
lins Of tho Caspian sea upon tie Aoslz9ni 10
the north, tho huge extinct Volcano o. Ata uohi
whose three peaks ahc!oee snoH,paH't.Su es'!a
cFates, thu dim Qtaln 'l EEt'an. WIN tun sl!tet
| riyer winding through u West~alu, the 4ausSs
rangcs; ana northwest. tue upper falief oi Luz
ArA4ts, to bc TRACED ~ iAF as Ahi, ahacnt
| capital Of the AEmenlan hlngdoih; tns ereat t
, 1877-11-12

CtTCATtoy WtETEu-TO pt,HISEss MEN WHO
y Intend ettabAt st,tld busiacss IN the sotih-A
young man y year. of eSe. arGuaiatsd tn Any I'D I'D
political circles therc thrnn.h hiH mhETagr wtahca tn
rrpreaent god hoase ttAtcatnx agent tn the 6ouih
erf1 9tat4s. AddsrkA q ~, Tribune oficE. ---
, 1877-11-12
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