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Evening star., 1877-11-10
THE TRADES.
DILEs AND FISsURE.

ing, tsouthwess corner eth and 81 ssre.ss,J cGrSa
Pile and Iisure v1tnoat Knifs. Ls srnre OF Osas-
Ss.s. S D O. no Ds{ ssssss s e I: Lnes-, q LeoS 8
euDsrtpfend-pt washingtoa ana 0ccr Setovr raj.
rose; y B. nsSisa, sroess, - q. .srs.s = a
ysnia evsnue; 7; b. Merehs, r. b. Osper;n q,
el1 0fees scuthsast; John fuesdals. 10 6, "A
La11so esssaA6d q ths1r ~ 49, oeS6re1 ORE
heSsvESe .. 10 D. -: ounnaO1 { % D. .. s3
BLANKETS, FLANNELs AND WOOL
= LEN GOODS generally, beautifully vashsa
ses,st yoUNGp pITRsoExr.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

A. STRAU
1O11 PeNnsvir0ki0 arexme,
oct19 u Near 1ltn street.
Evening star., 1877-11-10

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
tor of buildings: III. II. Brewer repair frame
iwelling, 1896 street southwest; $50. Mrs
j. Relchenhach, build shed TO frame build
Ing, y and L streets southeast; S25. Hoff-
man et al. Riggs market, build shed &c :;
$50. A. Village, repair brick building,
corner I'D street aud Pennsylvania avenue
| OIthv est; s2CO.
, 1877-04-23
Observation-Disclosures

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Tho Commercial has
nlvIccs as to tho crop prospects from elgIliy-s,x
points In Ohio, ns follows: Wheat, eight re.
port q fair crop; forty-nine, good; Twenty-Five,
unusually good. As to peaches, fifteen report 4
fair crop; thirty five, good; fivc,unuauQlly good
th!rty.one. fniiu.e+
From seycnty-ono polnts In Indiana, as TO
wheat, six report tho prospect for fair crop;
thirty-seven, good: twcnty-eight, unusually
good. As to peaches, cleycn, ia:r crop; nIno-
teen, good crop; five, unusually good; tllrty-
htx, failure or partia! falture.
From, slxty-four points In Kentucky, ~ 10
thirty.four, good; acscn. unusually good: two,
failure Of partial failure; one, none sowu.
Peaches, four, fair crop; live, good; afty-thrcc,
failure; two. not raised.
,nEld1c and southern portions Of tho State. sey
en- report wheat falr prospect: l'tty.tyc, good;
twenty-onc, unusually good; one, failure; sew
en-. no wheat sown. Peaches, ten, fair; twenty
seven, goodi thlrty'usnc, failure; fifteen, mono
8pecfal Dttodtca 10 1ne T1e9as
DLoo'tlsaluS, ~, April al,-,Sot for many
yeafs. n.y. ,Iore fayo1aes erop been presented
before them. Tho wnter was remarkably Ans
for stuck, OF which good deal was fed for tho
late winter and carly spring market. and which
tiaa rcaclcd Chicago IN cxcc!lsnt cotldltton ind
euMsH'1.'1,E roGl pFiees' y nat lAlI "heal was
sown-AicLean Coiinty not teing In the wheat
belt SONS but li.,1e OF This ccscai-was we'll pro.
tcclcd by snows, ntld is now In prime order.
Thu spring WAS unusually carly, and turner's orc
well ulona with tle'r work, not having been
seriously retarded BY rains. Good roals hays
tlods communication with tho t0WnA generally
easy, to tle mutual hclIcdt Of both city and
country The prospect 10 that the acreage Of
corn will he greater thun ever In Mclean Coun-
~. The unusually heavy Investment by farm-
Grs Il, Improved farm machinery Indicate Dis
jusitson to do tic best work, anu also All labun-
iarre OF working capital anA confidence. Gem
tral Illinois never had moro cheerful outlook
than to-day,
, 1877-04-23
OBITUARY.


ono OF chicagos cnsl'cst scsiters. and known ID
former years A. ono at her most energetic hust.
meas men, died on Saturday night about II o'clock
frou. apop!czy. Mr.. Tuitle was horn In Oneida
County, N. T., Oct. 10, 1914. and was therefore
in hia 1}3d year. lLfs experience In this
city dated from 1897, and bis earliest connection
With Chicago was ~ manager Of stagr.lno
running from this city to Detroit Ills next ven.
sure ,yas IN dry goods and general merchandise,
nnd for SIX years 10 ho .aa n,enbnF OF tho hem
OF n. !. !uttc, afterwards n. l.. Il. Tuttle, and
Sou,a timo near 1874 Sit. Tult'o turned his atten.
tlon 10 hardware, and tho hrn Of futile, lIlhbard
j. Co. did business on tho c1snce OF Stato and Lake
ntrcuts for many ycars. III 1861 Mg Tuttlc retired
from active business. lie lcaycs q wlfo and six
children, and his brothers Frederick, l.. O., and
Edwin arr all we'll known businessmen. Tho
fnnsrai will luko pnce Tomorrow noon from No.
QHU AlcllI2an AyetNc,
, 1877-04-23
huge basketas fa,t az she could hand them ont,

hugo baskctas fat a. rhe could hand them ont,
and everybody whs happy.
The cnrthn WAS rune np after long delay, dur
ing which tho orchestra hnh had t!mo to afaushtcE
q dozen or more walt.es, and ihn play Beam.
Evervthfng was In the bohemian langnaEe. Three
Whiting. women. arrsAnta Of Ponttus PLATE, were
discovered acateh In Turkish fashion in an apart
nrnt nf tho palace rliate himself t]osef Cetnatl
gorgeous scarlet tunic ami i long gown. lie was
followed. by Caiphas tvaeiav 1enochi. tho high
prrat, WIN took i drink with him, and thcn con-
tcrseA about the actions Of Jesus noted preacher
the sos scdsa ht n.
thrrcupoa Withdrew. somchov Mary Maeda1ene
pleaded for the iiio OF ihc condemned
jesus. she would hare obtained The
The net was quite long and full of tedious eonrcr.
tstion. "A the cnftAln went down, the audience
threw otl reasfaint' and Babel Of talk and laugh.
dcalcra wern to be seen. 4 Blind man wna led In.
Jeane at ths pnfnt msde bis flrrt appearance. He
(Fsunt. I,ol. zdrubrk} was drraeed In long willis
robe with rcd scarf, and he had on vast blonde
wig. which wns several shades lighter than ilis
scrnc closed with his Restoring slight to The bliad
man.
In Tho next act .rcsns and hta disciples held a
mertang on Mount Ollvet, Peter, Jsmcs, and
and dts.aud1ng him from sacrldcIng himself 10 iii
ii il not necessary to detail tho p1ay which was
cumbersome and long. drawn out. 1t closed, Of
course with the crntfax1Dn, Jcsus being disclosed
n the hnal seene nailed to small.sl1c cross, and
Notwithstanding the calcium lights. 1t was mid.
night btfore the performance closed.
, 1877-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS,
THE GERMAN TtTEtrnE

Sir. Julius Noacn'a latcat psoduc.on, "oDiese
Mnenncr." 70, These aten!>, WAS proiucct by Nit.
Alexander Wnytce's German dramatic company
1t the Now Chicago Theatre last evening. Tho TACT
Of Bringing out novelty by tho noted author Of
Lemons" anl other wcl-knonn comedies. 10.
gether with The scappearaues Of Mr. Carl llslmer,
\ great fAyorlta With tho thcairc.going Germans
huFc, Was tho catsc OF the honsu being lettcf Aled
than II has been fof aouc tlne past. The new pluy
Il, Ike +" Ientoua. morc Vt farce than conc.
dy, II has no particular plot bu, Ia well written,
full Of sparkling wit mud rHcrtivo scenes, and the
characters arc vol drawn and very eomical and
mfrth. provoking, 1t IL hut {str 10 pay that full
justice was Aono 10 tho play last evening by
Mr. Wurstcrs company, md 1t isbaro,y possible Il
II has been brought uut to better advantage On uny
of the more presentioas theatres u ths flernan
csp!tals. Itwss by all means tho most rounded
and best rerfotmanee given u, by this company
character Of Tho, play q .hat Of aort!aaa lien.
Sss1isa %.Iis os..ssSs aG:q fs e,
Hm Hs1 e ,.s! s3e b' Ssa
% .ess;si eome.i ,asidssss. iii. s' el.iae. ssee
s H. ss:!s.' s:!P P'5:i}s% ::}s ~
anaily well drawn mud eonliea IL tae character Vi
Ars. Mh'dubs. an uld widow with u short neck.
impcdu si,o sas1y u her Language. II Tas ] eecsnt.lo
aua sosspy old i.ay w. ns!or given Dsttuf. Il ~
she snAtatar4 her licllt part throughout thc play
IN very praisewpEthr !nauuer, and nguin proved
that tn iartA Of thta kind sho has tl0 superior In
this country. Mr. lnr llclu!cr, who has lust 70.
turned from 1t. Louts. sustained tho part of Carl
raikts wtsh h!s .u lsasf ski and care. ils was
eccue. Miss Wolf, A. ii4isnt Ma better titan she
as been siuce her reappearanea In this city. THIS
lady 4ppcsrs 10 much batter advantage In coineies
lailrF+ Mn. Glaussell a. Uiqa, Mtsa Lintlc.uan NJ
froneisfa, Ar l'unalG - b9!sMan. Sir. !,t,ck-
nan I ~ nrHno, Ar. AoYcr ~ Hlb<r!uno, and Ar,
EsAnxMilltr ~ Dr.. SoabtT. were al very guuI. III
taet s!l pt the large csst played well aid did thcti
ntst ~ MAKE thu piece Tho sncccas which It achieved
, 1877-04-23

rartdly twisted Into stories OF tho actual expulsion
II IT, s sPs"} @ s. S H., os +, IT. sS, h
t1on, thc it.Gllitr. ~ers !t..cnsd aid Inc impaf-
IT. eae sS" aas pssr:sa pssaess "a.
but thus fl f., tie The GG.mpany .; .too rs a9d te
WIFI !. es an t. ns1s sna ssSs
A. 4 ft:s sed no osse. ISsa s"s rasn Ests IL
it,, "a i. ., sis;s |;: sS$ye; rhs ,l!:nsss
in tho Commercial Union Of England. Tho o..
weso + Onondaya hns etro rctirc,t from, busIncse.
% dlstant rolling Il tha Thunder which pfeeedcs
eus Il new }o1s ss esis1s sss
summer IA over.
AZ ENoiisn JOKE on 4 tHApIxa MERcHATT.
Tie arm .whote 1nsnranecs have al~sys becf we'll
head that he wonll lnrreaac Tho inns tn+nfnnce By
rerto.hlly ,nn. interviewing somo Of the compsnies
Ens s rhe hs e.1 i9aes, =" "a
i r. iasrea,e tbsatit poiiey from SO, ooo 10
IT 20 tahs @ he,
opena new one for Inc Increased amount. Tho
.cniot ssresa to th!s and ordered tho old policy r.
tu. 1vc month. md NAKED the return due on tho
ppo,iey it.sli Then. making ont re ney policy
VI NaG C{NtE4l1NUH VI IN0s
and an additional premium OF 80 managed TO
tsenlyo for ono year and hvo months insurance nn
~, ooHa r@te egnsl to one yen, and n;ns @ months
!uniot partner sa the trick and tried to explain It
1ongheadetl nttout anything connected With sa1Ing
money, utterly failed tot the point,
sTAATlN6 4 NEW COMPANY.
1t seems Incredible that anybody, in these peril
ons W times for are.insurnnec capital should think
company has been projccsrd to- be called tho
u Significance from the fact that among - rro
Company people, They havc tins far about one
they stlck. It Il snn,cwhat remarkable that scy-
oral other prHposal. for, starting now companies
have reached about the same point and then been
abandoned. There is T. popular official In this
city, who has q book In hia pocket
bcatng tho subscription Of nbont 100 gentlemen,
Averaging 81. 900 each, to organize new company,
but he cannot lncrcase 1t sntlc1Gnty 10 carry hfa
point: eaEc Ut tho latter organizations In th5a
city h4rc been cntIel into life 10 give parties
managing them ofcial positton*. md TIM plan has
been for two parties to Get each 0uo-half Of tho
ncccfeary stock thken to organize tho company.
sktHNINta THE COMPANIES.
Nearly all tho leading companies hare uptown
agents WIN rcccfve =. per cent In confederation Of
dcsottnE their energies to said company. Down
town tho latter pay brokers only ii per cent, hut
tatlct1y the companies htvo fond brokers going
TO their uptown ohlccs where they can 0btn1n 70
per GENT from tho ss1ne company. This u sharp
, 1877-04-23
ANOTHER SUICIDE.

, = rooa o'al' blows nsa nfAiNs OUT.
avenue was yesterday afternoon tho scene Of
nnother shnotnr affrry hut thl. ttr,. intn.d ~ !.
'"o'ss nu'"y' put e1's tn'e' 'n'ca" "'
flke.''once murder. It WAS a suicide Only
aimpte.mindcd youug woman who had
fonnd he. adopted mother without a
sIno1o evmn,om Of hmm. nifv ,ri,b,r hsr sc.r,.t
s'u r '!"ptou !Hp"r VI "sn'anHS "'tn,h nel feAset
oosom. anat'y sueeceaea N eha;nlns Of llia
that WAS debasinE In the c1trcmc. Her nnrne ID
Mary Ann nutlo Z. nlEas Short which latter name
seen,s IN h. ~ h.cn oc1ar+ed r.. h.. ~ ..e,,rt ~
~. ,as :. .....s ,1o.s,sN. y us. Va aeeun"t
ues ~" nta'Hee' nel adoptea mothes 1of the last
threo and a. half years Ia none other than the
notorious Mrs. Robinson, who figured 30 deeply In
tho Pike .Jones rcandti and rnnrdcr. Hrr nrs.
.ssa. ~. - .a A'"..' ~. "o'
s'oHa NC ~ msdtefy. iohst 40
long as tho woman Rohineon refuses 10
give It np., AZ 70 tho girls own belief,
perhaps she knew who her parents were, or. n,ore
probable htif asc thought she never wal horn, bnt
}s.s grow, np sa T"Pssy nnd never found ont d.
N thc tobtnson family. That this waa done thern
e but little doubt n the minds Of those who know
the Jones crowd u SPtsltnaiss best, and the pinp
y the affair i said to bo Mrs. ltobiHaona own
i seoms a. u h9thn9 could bc written that IL too
Vile to BE- spilled Ia the crowd occupying tho
building No. III Fonrth avchuc. aud a. yet only
I small proportion Of the truth appears to have
been reached. Mrs. Robinson. tho t,fs rcss OF tho
estab!ishmcht. owna several furnished houaes in
Tao vicinity, which arc rented out toCthr denl.
, 1877-04-23
SUBURBAN,

v..,,,,,, ,,,,,,nn ~ p,.."s
Ptcsb5 tctian Church reported on tho sltustion
financially of ,hs church. Tha total indebtedness
Of tho church Ia SD. I'M fs. win .,,nt. M s1r
~ ~ ~ .t..., 10" w "'.n %sso,' " s4''-
o41'ba e!nce sae tast report tho debt has bocn
decreased Us, 733. n. Tho cxpcnAes tor tho present
qusrtcr vii! lo 8l,nOS, Oh, The sermon waa
preached by Dr. Blackburn WIN eho.e far ht.
Sns, ~ ~ N" hds ~ s.h.;,t .na
larNL tnrnthfaHs. ~ ill., Il. ~ ~" a'ea'es paFeu
-. .,,air. ~ ~ a.n",I.,1 ~.
W.. '.o Dd H. ,a. ~ snS snuten. now
II IL kept allfet ana tho duty OF c&ch MeMbtt Uf
tue nEreRattop.
rho Committees OF tho founx reonle,s AasoeIa,
..,a,' III, 80 ~. w.," S.nH "s'e.4' m,
ts,s WI hnsc ''o"oss ''eH'aS III 'ae fseso5'
/. ,ny ~ ,rco1iantt W ~ Tna .me mouse
,o"tt" ~. H. hntnr H., h..S usurt' IT, hask op'
ua" sn ., uvtS' naa ueeL n1oa aps aAl WIZ oe Of
txh hnx. "n hu"n ana tssss A1oas lhosc
~ Inscnh ~ Whninv @ an s.n,i ~ ~ 1Iaos
wifc a,r,c. II nnsS a,,d an y. n9t IHn
mil f.1'v /, Itn1,,nus.oa,h a.u ay. IA msn Ied!'e
LUZ aa".. us'y, r:.,.ii HonEsWIn and iaaly, r. q.
, 1877-04-23
bIlRACLE-pLAYING,
4 BOHEMIAN REPRESENTATION or THk cRuot

ClksxlQh.
Brswny young Donsmtaa mechanics, dtsased
up In thelr holiday attire. md looking swk.
ward and happy, as they s.ole now aud then
sty glance 1t. their buxom companions, wate .
feature Of the audience. The older ones, u
rule. sst bolt upright and kept dgnIaed stare Il
the drop-cnrtaEn. Chtldsen, any quantity OF then,
and Of all sixes clambcsed over tho scats aud eu.
gagged In pepetual squabolcs for the beat vantage.
ground for seeing the show. Walters With clean
white aprons wesc hurrylng to and fro and supply.
Ing tho impatient audience with oeer.
1t Was : gala night For weeks the Dohemian
population Of the city had becu impatlcntty walt
Ing for this occasou, when nothing Iesl than \
genuine mlsac1c-p1ay was to bc produced At ths
Taylor Street Turner Hall by Bohemian dramatic
company. Jcaus Chrtst and lii erucio1ion were to
bs portrayed By living characters with sl rho stage
accessories. and religious fcEsos combinsd with
curiosity 10 briu; cut IN iuneuse audience. Every
inch Of suaee In ths large ball occupied. and
mAss Of struggling humanity allcd tho har-1oom
ana gallery. UceE, 70 use An ordinary yet expse4.
slss phrase. flowed IKE ws!sr. and tha man who
had not ars' cent eixas iu hIs mouth w1a pltaee
9hJset. An old No24Ao peadlsd psttzels from
, 1877-04-23

The denaud Of Tia dsy IL for cheap shlnss, but
cheap on!y 10 price, not IN qualltJ. This demand.
however sxAetlng Il fully inst IL ths departments
Ct fsalion and soc!sty by AaSF6a T. Ha1aT. r.
b. well Informed in these regards il not ONLY pleas.
ing blt ssauisiie for lady: Through no medium
rately, aad 70 chc4ply informed - through ahe
Ha:ar. Sample copies souk by W. Il. Aud5eNs.
Cincinnati, on receipt Of ~ cepLs-
, 1877-04-23

Cn1cAuo, April 2o.-Tp J. ), FarntH d Co.,
Fistd, Lelfsr d Co.. F. ~ King Is Co., and
'suanv other htasy tdrpdyrrs Of chica0o-GExrIa-
MEN: Do yon gentlemen stand idly by and seq
Thousands Of dolars-yeu, hundreds Of u,oussnds-
voted away by tho pfcAcnt County Hoard Of Com.
1its!onoss, and silt mako no moro to hnvo tho
F'oh'nson bit1 pass to cslslate them ont Of ol1cc,
Can't 5on sec thas they have already paid out more
money, 10 The Ij!nsdnle Granite Company and to
Harms for al 81 hls work. including over j, 900.
QUO brick 900 lends Of stone, and 9, 600 ysris
quickly. your Court viii cost &c. O0O 000.
You must have lost all Thought Of tho cisy'a well
farc to mako no tnose to check tho manner Of cx.
II you take NO steps 10 restrain stealing and tho
throwing away ot Tho renplo'a money. what arc we
to do1 Do you know That already they have paid
out moro money ta lIinsdalo aua Mcneil thsn tho
whole cost Of tho foundation, anil fIafns bill II
kept alive to cuTcr up The Rings steats!
D. II. CALL,
No. 31B Fulton stEcc1, Chicago.
, 1877-04-23

ss.!si isadet hcl.ted 10 sn Indicated wlno~ iii;
sea Of hasno and his Acctdcnt.fnturanee Ticket
Ard An .se sIesk preserved his nnrats,i serenity
tailoring trust that tbs Cashier would wotk I'D :.
to los scttie % IT. Jill *e"''e"'' 'fon "''eo'''' GANG
ANOTHER EXPORT FROM CHICAGO.
4 kindly but determined gentleman was passing
snel ass n ~ se
naentlr ths Italian language, so ln aeeostea she
s.s eIkss snd sisns hn se"n!sIs c s s1a
halfway II with beet, nd aaxeti lin, what made
him come to euch nc.horre town ss Chicago.
license. SAME @ :. ,oa were theatre q s,rea,,
e. sea. ,Ssf e1's's'ts mus, to ill IL 'af Z, fty s
tsne: ID your oIsan wheneyer tas ' CITY Clerk, q
hsif ihs collection into tao city rrrs.nry. tefi
g tns sr !. e1ty and =. oHssc.
. mske brick fer io3 Iays Tor each day1 neglect
s til g. i Ss ny ae sss sS to
sfS pp ts s'1 to s O gsn!ui ana sns,;
not give you less tlad nitkcl eneoros full fatc1}:
hs ed eTs o., @ " \ e. s
hotel IN tho city, and whenever ron 70 into sa-
oon sa f % like n
sre Measuring ont your drink" Tho cxiles eyes
frightened, but his prov grew sal y moment after
oaa ssS h e ~ to sse ssse' en
e q's,ts,t p.t = arid al gtindess travel
Wc haven't nItte to iosc. When s .bs eonue.er n
cuDcs round. tell lin you uYe going tn oil an
oper.tc, ensaerrnsnt Al Detroit, and it'ji
tunes for tho amusement Of Inc pa.sehycr-. but
that's at'." Thus enytng and withunt hecding or
sesernx puE II sees In % ~
singular company. tho kind gentleman led the poof
Italian down TO the depot pat hin v mo Atlantic
And t,r tratn 1noyc! away with that S.xa.E grinder
IN dream Of delight. which wasn't dissIpa!ed TIL
given ths grand Iouneo 6y IN unapprseatss brake.
"'.' 49, ntscoun.olso AN tsysSron.
susse,n 5 ss "as for
f e g. sa On s
prnett Intu Tnk THlnuNs aiice on Saturday, and
ssD.ssd n 4 sttq 70 hs sas q r. ssd
wS pasdonsele puW of rde, % NV yon sS ha9e as t.
% t. ass1s Sa % "wa s st e4 " H.,
Razeic;" The editor argued w!th him. md
asked him how strong ht rFQpOsc1 making his
ladder, go, strpug cpuugh tu bear tho sysrnun
man" "Tut." 1n[l tho editor, with a uItYtnc
anItle; ssfny friend you ure tan,entaby i9nprant
Il sss # Z III :.s s
oi 81 iss aissass; tsss: i ;san.iest sas:. g. i
ynh prefer IL. H0afuef-!t l1ttnt nlfpr The nIEt1.
der oat of It's sistas Widow, when he ho
3; 9 r PSsSa. !, ~ :a,;s n%o ,ss.
much, orr 800 puunds. md W On. You sccv' Taa
10 that can't be, fot wIcn ihey are go,nu e. noTe
~ hosSs, snS - o. ro%s other Hlx Load taoy put y a.
paf Ut i trases The Longer the rope she lcss Il
ousfy, :thcy don't DO that to tnake liz horse
lis % 9a. 20 oeee ee 70 4Sco ae noss oro
tas.ss lot: Of other sont!nscnsea to 10 guarded
ops pounds. i In ono u thc rooms, and yonr ladder
iasy In tho untyerss ~ NJ snnno.r 4 ganse w.ghny hy
.5O pounds Wauts to take Ills wife, who hefts
TSctcij m; voSr IL indacr ~ he tsnst tnG
L.
, 1877-04-23

II. and MAY Pennell BARBER, aged months and 26
days. q
avcnne, to Oakwood Cemetery.
oAKLEY.-At Clarence, Erie County, N. r., on
eaturffaY, jams 2l. Mrs. Augustus Oakley,
mother Of II. D. Oakley, Esq.. of this city.
, 1877-04-23
BANKRUPTCY.

oAAHA. Neb., April A.-Audrew Lovcland,
Ill old citizen, filed voluntary petition il
bankruptcy In tho United 8tasea District Court
ycstefd1y.
, 1877-04-23

PIANOS TO RENT.
At Lynn 4 1tnaly's, State and Monroe httseks,
you eau always rent good upnght OF square
Piano, al = low rate,
, 1877-04-23
A PERFECT TOILET soap.

Ttrtt among the requisites Of the toilet Il good
atfclc Of Soap but to procure II Ia not EwA1s easy
matter. Ahpy Of the most ekpcnSro soapf In tho
ket nrr ado from coarse and deotorioui atortas and
tasr delicate colornE and fragrant perfume too ofcn
Conceal tho most rrpustyc Impurities The disclosures
recently made public regarding this subject poa!'
lively startling. and deserro scEous confederation.
tonable especially II applied 10 the head, injurnE tho
har, Irritating thc scac. and Inducing serero head.
aches. Tho character of the ingredients sy be Inferred
from tho statement Of gentleman who uakct the
sccntne Of eospe hs uAncss he recently DECLARED that
peEsons ENGAGED In THU en!poYme1t wefp shnfti9ed,
wSsh H. oesaps.o5 III could % foiiswed owed '. a4'''.
The dicn1tJ Of procuring perfectly rnre article OF
eacrrTse sna ehses i sk ii III i. 1. HnaniTr. r. q
Nav York. tno world renowned Soap Manufacturer.
Mho.e imisn,s ay faF the q q
Sat s@ @ M
Mr haa succeeded In rerfectnE tho compost.
too ot the ne.t toilet e1et tntrodnEe The rrta.
1he result simply unpszaed III this department of In.
by which this cieEant toilet Injury essnattd, and
for application TO- The decato skin Of nfao children,
Pp y IT, ~
aS e. Sn: q = y require no I'd r9m
:e bsb1i.. Toiis G so.p 81 reeses Il sae e.t
nesthf9t aud Agreeable article Of tho Kind ever snu
rhoas specially dearabse for tho uae OF ,adlcs and
1 IL + ss, r, fs1 aSs
q tho nncss soapa f9r btrbers uae 4 lust holng
, 1877-04-23

raid stc never could hafu cunAacnce to 70 tuwn
have lime 10 yet dre.srd eompirtsy, snl 10 thIn.s
Of appearing before lot Of strangers wttllher har
down: and ~ iks .. not. hfr g. .nes!!nx !eeth
nights We were mn our towcr shu Just laia DIVA
with her shAwl aver her and sat up In chair and
% ee' to s':s eaaa ~: ts ss
very pol md fl.s ssiscd % harc u called es,iy
twlne 10 my Toe and fastened Tho other end gu 10
the dssk, 70 n case there was goiag t. bo tFc hu
cord, ko ,he Chrs.ssn laa5tyfs W ii tho h estssonbs,
u s 1 % as Sss
cord yanked It thres Or iuul tines That usht and
ws'l.n'gh 'praisrd my toe bcsidts making a,y halt
sSss, ..a %sas es
axed all tlght: II wa bell boy, ha should be
k'Isd a"d ;,, !. ~o9Is9; shs9. ST. so:s ssut
draft aud wrench sll ths battons or his shlst
IN The laundry. Vow. ml.ct. how can you IL il r
1isks In Al business: perhaps the bY.I tnjs4
. hs soId \ @ DO %ead 6a to lake A room low lo~u-
aa co.. la sy xSada hass
when tbs eentIein.n fiom Wisconsin objcc,cd 10
IL ss o,asas
there. and buy M accident insurance ticket for
ssse s FL ;at. Il T. sfs ut III. I'D rss @
loved his Adyice. Hu thought he was cheated ny
the terms VI the ticket. but tAu clerk
a4aused him that thu Supreme Court had decided
th4, when a nuau jumped out OF / ,wiud0w
cgt II il ras through the a!r; then hs told tho
alxbt clerk % have Ny. 1907 callea early in case
'Lets sss horror. md contracted with tbs porter
70 That II gould be snaksd out easly in tho ssgnt
ot similar contingency; then at IL, midnight
70 b su1t 81 WA vel. and n q last precautiou
Sfat eatsids saa promised pol!cemAa quaftsr
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-01-20
The Situation.

The situation in New Orleans re-
mains unchanged. We have made
during the week decided gains, and
had it not been for Grants ambigu
Gus dispatch, which really meant
nothing, the Radical concern, which
he is nominal head, would have col
lapsel. All the State is in the hands
of Governor Nichols, except the st.
Louis Hotel.
National affairs look gloomy still,
and we arc of the opinion that no
satisfactory result will be reached at
all. In that event, the future must
decide what will be done.
We have nothing late to record
from our friends in Sabine and Red
River. Mr.. Abe Harris reports Sa
bine as standing full up in line with
her sister parish of Natchitoches, and
on the question of Packard or War,
she takes the latter ut once and
without hesitation.
Red River stands ready to die in
maintenance of an honest Govern
ment, and these usurpers will find
but small consolation in tho attitude
of Red River parishes.