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The New York herald., 1877-10-14
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENrs-4rH PAoE-ist. I'd, Sd and 4th coils
AsrRnLoGY Am rAoK-s.h col
BOXKDERs wANTLD-5rn PAe.-is.. %. ID. 9Th and
iss 81
sRk ssHaEt Fos
BusrHEss $50 q PAcr-ssh eo
sus1sEss Sasr-sss fS eth cola
cfffS cf sEAE ssTa4s
cLERRs Rsb ssaALEsSEN-lsrH PAcr-ssh and 9Th csl'
SSSsiHisE
SaSSISa S9EES rssisss is COL
DRY sd 50 4s IN .si Ssh and 9Th o'a
fisss s5s sss ss asD gs .ss
ssxSGUURsIoNsss sxSGGURsIoNs-isra sS PscsMe.n FAC @ col
EsAscs4Ass5TPP FINE xsA!1 ss and ''' ''
isrn PDcso ana 9Th coils. and % PAcI-ln aud
sgsSSS 81
5 H5EsES SiESzas F.ssass aA sA and
HS5sEs S5Jas s ' If and
ssi, CITY 4ss .s.
LOST AND FOUND-3D PAGE-lst col.
MACHIMKRY;I2p PAcE-sth col
MArRIMONIAL-lSrH PAcx-6th col.
MEDIUAI~-lS.H PAGE 9Th col -,
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkING-20rH PAGE-5th col
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MIsCELGXNEoUs-lsrH PAcE-eth COL
MUSICAL 4TH PAGE -5th and 9Th coils.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-llrH PAGE-6th col.
EEfHssSEAss' EAsSs5sTEs hsSsl; r4s.-s.A COL
PS5L 1sHHEnts- ssEElNs"sp 1ssns F.azss SVs sol.
PkoFEssioNAn PoFENsfn1Is sITUArioSs r1GA swASrED-FEmALBs-
oUT 81 fhs f Cry FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHASGE-ieTa PAsE-sd and Sd
coils. and 2D PACR-lst col
REAL ESTATE wANTED-l6rH PAcE-sd COL. and 2D
RELIGIOUS NOTICES PAcx-Ist col.
RESTAURANTS-4rH PAcE-4th col.
REWARDS-3D PAGE-lst COL *
sfTUXrfoNs Observation-Disclosures Pasr-ist %
SITUATIONS wANTED-xALEs-iorH PAcz-4th and
ssEci%t NOTICES So RAes-i... "a and 81 coils
SToRAGE-lsrH PAcE-4th col.
THE TRADES 10TH PAGE 9Th COL
THE TURF--3D PAGE-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-i6rH PAox-4th
COL. and % PAGE-lst col.
TRAvELLERs GUIDE 18TH PAcE--sd COL
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTs TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHA>E-2D PAGE-6th col.
cS4 sGPEkf7 fo 's SALE OR
TO LET-l6rH PAGE-2d col
. WINES. LIQUORS, &C.-3p PAGE-6th col.
WINTER RESORTS-2p PAGE 9Th col,
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-l4rH PAcE-sth col.
The New York herald., 1877-10-14

GREAT SALE or KID GLOVES.
TWO BUTTON KID GLOVES. street and opera shades.
at 5sc pair, every pair warranted These are the
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES or
OUR CELEBRATED ENRICH KID GLOVES.
Reduced to 81 PER PAIR FOR TWO BUTTONS;
former price Si 30
81 Is for three buttons. former price 81 35
FILL, LINE or GIANTS DE SUEDE
In coloYcd and black In two, three and tour buttons
MISSES KID GLOVES GENfLEMEN's KID GLOVES,
LADIES' KID GAUNTLEIS, In yarious styles, IRON 75c.
upward, &c, &C..
TRIMMING DEPARTMENTS
we Offering some striking novelties In
rRiAMisosik aIDs rTssoss Es Asp BurroSs'
We have imported stock Of Trimmings, and prices
will be fonnd the lowest In the city
ELEGANT LINE Of CLAIR DE LUSE AND SILK
fRINGES,
Headings, Gimps
Mos. LrImminEs Az, A.
latest Paris novelty. in all the newest shapes
Special inducements in
nosfERYA AND MERINo uNpERcLorHISG.
LADIES' uNDFRwEAk.
INFANTS WEAR,
MADE UP LACE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
&c, kc
6--0 H--S
EuRICHs' EHRICHs. :
,S-----4 1-S
EIGHTH AVENUE BETWEEN 24TH AND 25TH sTs.
The New York herald., 1877-10-14

BROADWAY AND 10Th ST.
The New York herald., 1877-10-14
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SONS.
500, 31l. SHY Grand st.

so pieces black Drcss Suks 81 Soc, SEQ.
| Gle. and CSC. per yard.
rs pieces Guinst's satin finish Dress
| Silks, 75c., &c.. Csc. per yard up.
$50 pieces
The New York herald., 1877-10-14

HANDSOME BLACK CASHMERE sACQUEs AND
DOLMANS handsomely trimmed, reduced % So - SO.
ALL XT LESS THAN HALF COST
COLORED MATELASsE DOLMANS reduced to g. g.
a. 65 and up; all less than half the former prices
Lara linz NJ
The New York herald., 1877-10-14

We attribute entirely 10 the perfect shapes. fine workmsn
ship and exceedingly low prices
They acknowledged by ali who have seen coaks
surpass those Of other house in regard 20 style
and A.
The ason for very ceas We employ she
In the country all coaks are made and finished BY
taors ana the styles arc exclusively
our own, mostly mpoited by ourselves direct
Of cloaxs has been largely repcnished
and Is now more extensive than ever before.
We offer stylish rough beaver Coaks OF approved lengths
fop s. IS. 50 and 81
silks satins velvets, 81 $40 si2 Sl3. Si4 and S6
rich matelasse beaver Coaks with expensive
trimmings, At SIS, $50. $22 aud SO.
Dolmans and Circulars OF mateasse beaver
Of new design ana elegantly trimmed
We continue make speciality OF silk Costumes Of
heavy Lyons silk black coored, at $40 SlS and $50
Dressmaking nrst class, reasonable and prompt,
KOCHS
KOCH'S at
KOCHS KoCHS.
KOCu'S -
KOCHS corner 9th av. and goth 81.
KOCHS
UEEP's FOUR.PLY LINEN COLLARS, 81 so
Ndoxen. six for Toe KEEPS four.ply linen Cuffs. $3
dozen. 25c par KEEPS Lyons silk Ties extra length,
Soc each
~ Fulton 81 'Jroo.yn sss Gsn s9o:Sw., adv Ssv Yo.
, 1877-07-23

Balm

Is certainly one OF the most marvellous and use
fu, prtHluets 0f modern science. The united
testimony Of thousands OF ladies' reveals tic
fact tllat the MAGNOLIA BALM Is a surc dcvico
for creating pure a1II blooming complexion.
II concca1s Ill natural htcn,t.hes In the most
aurpTftnr and effective trlantseF.
II removes all ruuRhncse, erupttons, rrdncss,
bl0tttes. tfcckcs, md tan, with magical power.
1t drives away Ill evidences Of fatigue and cx-
citement.
It 1nakes the plaincst face beautiful
It Ctvcs tho complexion dazzling purity, and
makes the neck. facc, and arms appear graceful,
rotund. and PLUMP
1t makes matron Of 31 or 20 look not moro
than 20 years old, md changes tho rustic maiden
into q cultivated ctiy belle.
Tie -Nag,so{ia Hahn rtn.otts all Hemtshkz ard
eunetals tsvrp dn.utaek to teaau; and, rii;'e u u
harmless hvsteT. II Il 30 iifejNs IL ~ tGecGs
that Mt ciJsrxt ptsetrer cdHHof detect its ny.
l.nilics who value pcrto1.nl attractions, and
wllu hope to make themselves attractive u tho
lori. Of crcattou, can make an absolute certain
~ Of It by using Hasan's MAasoLtA BALM; and
We know Of t,o other way. II they require any
kind Of cosmetic ut ul, in which they can bo
certain of Il. 1t is the cheapest preparation In
the worsd. all things considered. and may bc bad
At any drug store.
, 1877-07-23
PROFO3ALS.
MAIL MESSENGER AND TRANSFER SERVICE,

CHICAGO, ILL
Po*r.nyyfrN DxrAErxHxT.2
WARRINGTON. June q, u77.
3 At Fl ,2 II ~ 9ss s E ss
4: Hs;;ss
u ths.sa ia Id rairos st.tlons ia et..sn liz
stons r. *hs1t b tr,5snr q service rsaared
:t.s;'as = %d%:s, esf!ss r. ~, s:este.
shc tn.l: npcn ~ .ame whers ill., .asn1 ssmsen.s:
~ y e.. E M s !ss.! .ss 'Ss Ga: .s
ts s ~ s+1 # es
wch ch.cs Or asatt 'hs,l a.t = e., th.n per csa.
~ .f
Iie f.I!a*'as schedule shov. the nan mta.nret
.s;.ntea bidS;r andcr ~. sstItemtnt Vii !:
~ md y new % d sa4it"ns ,s5siee not Se.etn men
r. a,t anx
thc ,r,,a u the eonsrart. whetner 10 md letwcvn
70 aia :; at e y ZIG
e. o s ~e .n 1T n @
thers -,i T. n aimin.tion oi ssmp.n:st!on sn X:
ssr% 81; dsaassisns Vii nesess u
a.; rs sss e a, II :,sf ta st5
feaa e
w p:{sis s:}sSS sSs e
sshali hc 10. les. Than fovr, sntl ! halt TT
K K :aE ssfs
IT, rse ~ x @ IT, g. q ss " "
SS.1 nx sss r. ess 20 :. % y
II. sonc!; wagon. q ~ case, and tne s!ne!e xssoas
s.1s gnrs: .ssil @ h.!s aoase aes1 .ea d. ssca
.si - sa!s .sss = aa!s .s,IsE
oIcn oaswasa 20 .Ffsnscd EEL thS TGen i x
ss:' e: Fey
s eSaf e a. al NV
scses. ssa .h.I s. Eept a ali 'ae' II sooa "fder
- I'D IT, q
hssxo q e t's scesni Assistant Postmaster ae"er'
wsra naIa mais Il! carried in the night the wagon must
s.s i; t.. t. 53sr f: e. r.
,criie ey IA. .na .ie q rcsa aad xite r. Eas,a
~ at t',as. sab,se. q ths sep.a!. 81
= - sf u: =
a. IL <s e, IN
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:: sszs: r a sss' :s
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: j i; ss;
tr.e.s u ma;i as rzecnte md returned the DEPART
:ss*esea ,ss:, ;s: e s,.sste s4
@ - Se''
pens: q hs sn dsr n,f,.d farms q,
5 n sS% ;,s =; Il
ssy e ssaf &c
, 1877-07-23
PORT Of CHICAGO,

PORT or CHICAGO.
The following were the arr7as and eteasancea
for the swcntyfoar hours ending 1t 10 o'clock iaat
night:
asHs3o cy n;'ss' = as'
;saff, h.s, c1
;ss;;:s ;s: u, 1T a;.es !.ys%. ;o.ss: .i.s3
1aisSs '
: ?ts: 4s:,.siI rst s.: ss :sfs: iS
Mn.s-ss. 'snsrifs; ! n: "@ea: E.ssa,ha. :rsa ~:
:ss;; 81;
ss ~, S, s. = .da spsn .ytga f.g .sh.,, asi,
sSsa1',:. ste.st J,:rcr,t G!ty; iaasr: ,r9,r,.
nx;.n sn'ss .s S:s's9G a. ill., + .tx. ;a tsa
Sspar laner "o.nt vtraea ;f
aaf! a' o Sa!s sS.epa M
s srS~n ssn III 'q 1's Trsa:s H
Mfss:ias %aes & :f Il IT. ts KY f:s1
':a r!a?T.; M:s;iss: ,ns1; :j:6a M..s M:s!:,:s
;;s:%ss: ;:;s: d;;ss; ssa'; N':a; t!;: sys': E.;:
:; $s:.s %''H; sss; H.
s s;:st ssts@F.f s;s:s.i :ss'
ssssf Fss 1,'sna :ass !!s. eY!!Sss% cs.s1 @ 1ssy:
rsft. bsfki IT, UuId l&acltf. light. T. j. Sktd1Urc
utntwarr su.Eess ndlstry. Ahnaprr. phsts: Jc.sLs
Phllitps NAnt:tsc. lumber: Usahan f'fns.. fhsnt
lsr i.ana fuad :es; E4mn'trcr, sttnumluct umter;
Harriet Ann. White Lake. H0nd: j. j.. PeHked, u rand
Ira,.Gfn.. .f ,'aIk gth.n Allen MenoMGse Is om',sr: rl.
g:on tay inn,,cr: p "a; 4; TsI,s s4s hay m: Two
iIhsi +: \: p1om .1rInd'tSus C.ty st1ns; t'ty ot
VILE. ttcs: AtAunto Maskrx,n In'cr C. .. d.. Mua.
kexon lnN1txr. City Vt Eanh ilA}d&. MdskcRon lun,.
her: u, T. Allen. tra4d }taren iun,ber; scow !01ea
II i #: :i..y Z ceet 1,.n!!a: II.
toTne. anDif4r4; tttHt Mutk"Eon MuskrEpn. ~ btl
Hrk md tuEGres: atTr Enrnn* 4t. Ih*, Iris feui
siA sandncs: prop Mes~rgef. I'en:on iiar'r,r fnn'
iitaff. hankanck sulftt hehf William Bise tirand
sycn ~ t1va f~+i an tuntrifA: rch! q. l.. Wnrnn,
!lrrfch. u NAf IN corn tcht l.. A. iturton Godrr1c
hu corn: sir E:tzs ticrlactI. Hu1al. ia47n bu
S"N; plop uNeids. buffalo, 14.It hu corn: = 4
br,. 1osr ~ .s,.nd.!e'; t,gp .'as9a E1ie y.Msa
SG , a,.fpsd a.Io 1e, hS conn nfoP IrA1f1
ysiS:nb,x m efi1 Mo, t14 :saa,Is' n A. IN ehi
.shE !. c.ss fndaIo aiFu0 b cotn: re,ir Camden.
a7Tn hu corn; athr iilctsrd Wfnsiov, lu1a,n s1 Ua
b1 rHrns echF stilfard Fillmore fsatAu. Ia. $40 hu
corn: prp Sewhurg iualo ~ ON iii earn. 10 hlIa
-four; scir J. y, Wilbur. ua[U !G 10 blu Actlz
| Lake Forest. ufaIu .l,rIi bn Acht Vermont.
ttu.krKoE i'll ba 1H} . natr II rA 3ons; hcfI
rshsis HudAlo ~ i04 hu curn; schF scotia Buffalo
'J, UT un curn.
, 1877-07-23
MARIN Il NEWS.
DOWN TIE DEEP.

DOWN IN TIE DEEFs
Capt Peter Falcon, the submarine diver. and his
asastanta arrived here Saturday last from Lake
2Ilnnctonka, y,nn,, whittier they had becn 10
ralsc rscam pleasure yacht named Ka,ic Mar.
and succeeded. after s1rnc difficulty, tn getting hE
TO the alrface from 4 dep,h Ut hcycnty.two feet.
h . s CO.. q IT anet
sapcssision @ d c. u. May. Esq, wealthy gen
sa9 lying Il nsnaI s. E ths Sos1 Ike - s
little steamer exploited fortnight aeo. from some
enusc nj psescnt unknown. and capt. Mitchell.
Nr. Mays ton-in-taw. who bad charge q tho boat.
and the cnglncos aud pilot were drowned.
capt. Falcon arrived at tho kcene or tho dsAastet
tic 17th inst, snd expected ~ lnd tho aunken
Graft - ab9nt twenty-five IT, tG,rsy feei J., OF watS' e.
dlcatcd, but souEd the1c nothing but piece Of
canvas and q rau.osa,h; lle hunted down IN II. tho
nnd when aSoat s5 fees u the pot dr.: nd
Gated fragment, Of thr boiler and found
i!rec large pieces of IT, COMPRISING sbout onehalf;
was standing OH. eud. shout twenty feet Of
i bsns snak n aot nnd bSw Sr, IL: ThS @ e@ne f;r
liz boiler had gone through Tho bottom and es.
sce. euna
L was VIII 3iasuity that Capt: Falcon could ketI
of ths bodies Of tue thrvc, unfortunate
men who c.t t'ss sss y tss s III e5ro,iEo
deep IN the mud that they could not be found By
any apparatus lie hat.
An Investigation Into tilc cause Of thu explosion
viii probably BIT made by the antl'ortie..
tic linsplta1ity Of Mr.. siny ann h!a family. ant
says Lake N!nnctonka IL the must beautiful rhcef
Of wafer hc ever eaw u has ~ msles of tant3
fas nuu,cru baY5 md rUtntA, The hAfllhK II ut
, 1877-07-23

culcAso.-tfhat cat4maran was nj Milwaukee
Saturday. and ought to be here to-day. IL ~.
mossd that Kaselmauu IA negotiating for tho
purchase Of tbs prop Norman to run on tho
rouss bstweeu Milwaukee, aud Detroit. The
props skylask aud Trailer now forM a
daiiy Inns between shls port and u. Joe;: =.
THIS stmt Johu shsEmaa male tha run from Chi;
lsa minutes. QuIck silus :. .lapl. l.. u. Peesou.
Of ths senf Ferguson il il shs Istino uoapt..l tos
treatment Of 4 btokso shoulder aud 4csssal tIa..
received from fxtl down LstchwAy .Ths bark
Melnisphsre las bseu sold 10 Ucnnie aud Jaines
Magu!sv. of quebec. " JAMES teh.ialne. u thls
ety ~ f. ooo tn void I'd & ths ss,uapt9n r. Of re-
I'll. wv. ,CspS. John Uresn. Of ths LUZ Rebel.
IL lying in procaFana condition ~ bis housc. No.
lu1 C4pAIppit AyfuAe, from the sdnc1 0f tn0An .
, 1877-07-23
r,IJF tl,tJ[StRtJ,a:.

Capt. john J. tiamb!e, Of the tchr Thistle, writes
that hu had made onu round trtp on the Amcr,can
cunst f1otu Suw llaycu to Washington with coal,
and vi The tlno of writing was un bs way to GaIt-
u,ufr fur l1ad uf bulk salt. ~ coast'nx tEci.hta
iho,n. Ia case he cuuh not got paying load OF
,alt, ha lntepled tRking a coa! for iiosson Port
deals or ataye. f0r Europe. Unless there t. soMd
dtciticd Improvement in tho lake business. tha
Thistlr will not soun ratuEn 70 there wRtaEs, - she
IL doing 4attcs. eytn how. than ftn1 Idle. SAn h
badly 6arnacet. and vii! 60 into dock at Baltimore
10 tsYe thulr cleaned UE
, 1877-07-23
THE GOVERNMENT SURVEY.
Tho following dispatch WA received here about
all eus,.f s.lss

Dt>pwsou. p.T.. Jaly 1A-l. IT, Lsitls; One blask.
s1h aUd Two driver ktllel ulAslnt Lieut. Leliley
AGi basucc of thu party saiu sa4 soand snj
l14&tr. y. U. ADAMS,
Lieut.. Lesniey, 70 whom thu 1lapatch tefors. i 4
twenty -n.e cKfaisy who wesc escustnx the party
engaged 10 runulax The Nosrrnmsn1 line bstNsra
Unkutx sn1 Wyoming. The attack UPON thsn, wAs
HaGs ly sha Indians abort distance west Of lead.
weed.
, 1877-07-23

NAUTICAL M1H11ArS.
Tho schE Portland WAS struck by lightning At
Port Huron Thursday last, and had her matn'uast
shattered. ....,...... ....
Thr prop Montgomery yauked the jlb6oon out
OF the tchF Myrtle yesterday III backing out ot nc
Iliiuois Central altp. ....
Tu tltand Rsplds craft that IL en fonta TO hottou
bhipped her sndtpr and went On the beach fey
ieceiyu repairs aud proceed III her way asa,n.
, 1877-07-23

TutaI Ut attot1tyt and basrlscrs IL PArIs ..".sot
TO thesa MAY be addrd l33 uutarics, who. though
public funrttunAE!cs tuyssted with important pre-.
tosattfcs. Do y great deal Ut work Which IN she
toial Vi i. 0,7 educated iAwyefs IN P4ris.-a city
having popa!ltlan Of nearly J, U00. 600. Chicago.
with population VI only About 500, 000 hAs ils&E.
" !, lob. Aud New York. with population Of not
quits /. 400, 000, has nearly 4 500 lawyers. :,
1n 1874, ouk OF the =, i43 l07 suita begun ID all
France, 810. Ids wets prosecuted. aud OF tho
eilsd bY the Juss. dc Fax. Tbs Trsbunau1 do
Pssmisfe In.ssose 4lpoard ~ ;al u thas ysss:
dsekess ei II, ,05u oat VI tho lV. Ead ssksn IN to
, 1877-07-23

A telegram from Glouccstct. England. an.
nounces lh,t ths cspal schr Mary l.. ltlggle had
lcf, that port for SWANSEA Wales. 10 vet e4Eu OF
coal fur Quebec At I shilltM.4 pct ton: WitA
favorable wtndI aAe Will b. this aldo ut tho AZ
lauue again 10 1es1 than thre1 weeks.
, 1877-07-23

to tlcn ar you pa+s beneath u" upper uorilnn
Mi i", Yoa o "a oa, under IL Not hn Whole Of Il, yon
ray. Very well! Tear nut thc leaves that 1on
viii rot .abmit TO- pnt 'Asn nner r, nc :. he' ,s., =:
and yet really yon went this morning from Yout
soycd; hnd II you went With divided soul you
turc ont lcasese-pss4lge after passavr-anI f1nIn
the who|e book q ynsf Knowledge leaf after leaf
II Il positively true that evpry tnan does the best
DC knows how. OF he does not, and tne man who
who ought to sym't'lize hin daily act lnwardy oy
some Outward a.ranxennent like that e. torn ~.
1s s +: st cs h
eyes 10 the cye.bali Arc you going to conslnns
them and pul thn Bible under your fcet and waik
tsnA. Haven't you Time 10 surrender 10 Him!
t'i.e mo that one act nf prsJcr-aef. .sarrentier;
tot. M % aest!"nate. ii irre,er,lbe @ sel.conicntmens
Of The soul to All thc ls't The spirit pot*esse. 90
to make It your dclisnt to 1!nEetn ho osnei ae.'
| md pciition, you. qnsrscr Of m hnn. With
God you s.il no n,orr grudee than t,a prolonga.
ton Of the kisses and The cndeatmsn,s ws shtfh n
I'm an age of practical tone an preaching"
| some Of you ray, f'nicAlryal doctr1nts." deny
H. %ea''asa 9ea asfs as 'sy s'se
woaid hs sa sosth Snsa On saa srcet II ts
q tutal sattenuesEao "nstu i,o NJ IA son.c3cnre'
What wonld it be worth practically u yon we're to
ana :ss e hs
ce,e ce o9" rsn,aared M AZ iop Of Outlook. an hst os
gaze 10 b. tas fulder st con'suoree for shat d.yi
Su et Nc I'll fn}1 .ua fas he ono luna soec md xs
ille morning tIn9 " tiod come back and these
81 sf sht rbs III .%a
f ne se.1a aHaa ans BY tbs M .ou s world
believes the ashss are e',es a ,itu, thnn
nppts. II = also G!eat @ tri i;.tcn vo, En-
1ons. q ts deaa n1n In hs. .nsn,y
ne IN rsst Wota etnsH ehlc, beeanse ne |. ar Ths
world raae. ts so,ce ~ a oses H. ~
hnnasrs Ifo ~ s t.h1nc ui tbn iIrht nf liz
ete1na' s.:a aiikes. IT,. 'D' y '''' ~ 49,
wofas sasase; s ns 81 dn1R We shon viii not
nsh sna NJ ao1p,;l1s sd, II to .sns sna' oo ns
Ioro aa osc tnsas .,au.1 tvncrirner tjkn Tsshe.
%sa !ishnns u .a%%e: n'sst Sas xhs1 .hi: ss: =
nerishse ~ ~ ."o you ays .esn t!fo 40 J, IL
ne.s !. we H., rot ~ ;e Il inss a. re now A. Il
sn !, snsFf n hs woss IT,
isol,thaes' No ~ has 'sa;nsd st to s,,aLef sHnS
s Ss ana iaekr On nnwscome f
ath9nE II, 6as b. sssss ra; sn ." a.s
.hra Of h.eox fs wofa concaraST The ssnetare o
fsw Rnts q wh'sm ne !, and p,o5s
Si'i.ies. nd tss sornef aaya aeqaied strsns
b s s assss: e ss sSf s"a
h!s world lt'e while henes sa,ss ! ,.heI snel 'q
nStS 10 r. 10 lonsSSe sSenco IN m pesee. s sS Snow
Eong cago.i"n. s1o. n, INV nv peaes viii myscf snd
mnss o 70 ~ ~ esrn;d I'm ast awny from
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, 1877-07-23

A Romance OF IIcnljtT-Thc Devices
Of the Qutcn+ OF SOcicty-1IOW Plain
Features Mrc f1nde Attractive. and
the Dfenai~1tcn nj Nature nre Hidden
By the ySltctlcry OF Aft-An Interest.
ing Revelation.
In our climate. aud owing 10 American modes
Of lltr, not one wDlnan bus>ekses that best hnun
ui natt1rc-s fair complexion; gift without
which there can b. no real beauty. :
There Is no use of rcpintng, fGcautc It Is 80.
The sentlble thing. under the circumstances, Is
to tce bow the defect may bc overcome.
Clearly, In this matter, Art must 10 called
upnn to supply what Nature has denied.
Docs a fair reader ask. Howl
To reveal that ycFy secret Is the purpose OF
this article.
''What can't be cured neetl not he cntlurci."
In this case. An atlrtttt chemist, named layan,
has provided an intallfbfc means Of making the
pluincst face radiant, and u overcoming al the
iIefccts which, without his Invention, often make
life long nartyrdom to ladtcs Of society. Ms.
Ilaganss
, 1877-07-23
EFFECT OF THE 1..A1LRoAD T1sou.

Should tho pgotsnt embaFso On railroad tssnrpor'
tatou continue lnuxer, large aaipa,cau OF freight
will be made ria the !akas 4ud yes4st- ownc1s WI!
probably Get higher FsIes, thu4 verifying tho adnYs
about thn III wind. etc.
, 1877-07-23

nation Of The howes. Yesterday fears wese
entertained th1t hc cnpld mt eurrivc...
Superior wi,h good cargo and 4 fna complement
Of passengers. She Ieases again To- morrow cvcn-
ing. }lef !hE r. crowded nut for lack Of tpaee.
UrrEr rnhrs. tansf b0atmcr now get &c
On carn....A cnur. NJ Maritime jurisdiction has
ben established In the Province Of Ontario. wlfi
tcla entering tJswern h.rbor -hnnld take notice
That the beacon for The old light has been moved
Rorthwart aud now stands - feet from the end nf
lhc SDrth rLer in+tcnt Of 10 fett A. formerly.
The light will he continued IN II until tho Iron
structure now building shall bc finished.
, 1877-07-23
CHICAGO.

them Ont os tho whnfc number Of Judgments ap.
ucplcd iron, II per cent wcrr affirmed,
, 1877-07-23

The schr Challenge, OF ltaesnc. was sud as Dsog.
hedA, Ireland, gu the I'd Or I'D Of July. She ~as
seized last March. upon = bostoniry bond. g,ssn
bcforc !eay!ux tluehcc. Tbs seIxu1s was nAdc
late ia Fcbtulry Or early u March, thr interval ".
tween lhe seizure and s4!e having been occupied ia
pushing lhe case through the cuuEts. Tne chsl.
Icugu was sailed BY Capt. James larry, Of Rac,nc,
, 1877-07-23
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY

CHESTER, ra.. opcnp SEff. 1ath Lorttfhn IeAlth-
fut; grounds smple; buildings cutnMoAtuua- 1buF'
uush instrucsi,nt tn CIVIL kSutSkE1!tSt. ths cLAa-
stts, md ESlLl%H Careful supervision Of Cadets,
Fvs circulars spply to JEWEIT j. NIACoA. Esqs
Trcnlon. livlse, Or Cul. TIiEO. HYATT, rfrAlatnt
, 1877-07-23
CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE,

HHENAN FAIR, HEAR ClllCAVU.
The Fail Stsfion uf ths Institution Will COM
mcncc OH Tuesday. Eept. IL. lH71. For rarttcu.
laf., adute.s Ibu President. q. TltAfEit, Chicago
Female College. Morgan Park, Coos Co., ILL.,, OF
Ut II Madison IT., Chicago.
, 1877-07-23
union COLLEGE OF Law

Of SorthwcstcYn Chyrrsty, EyAuston and University
uf Chicago. julsu liehry boo1h Dean. Tutun- SO
pcr rear. FAll turn ns september H. For cata'
jyvuc sIlecs4 UNION CULLkGE OE LAW.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-08-30
A Western WOman's Daring,

Some few days ago, says the San Fran
cisco (Cal.) Bee, as the Freeport ferry
was taking load of passengers across
the river, and when about half way over,
the rope which is attached to the bank,
and by means of which the boat is towed,
broke. CONSERVATION reigned among the
passengers; none of the men could swim !;
the boat was drifting down; there was
nothing on board by which it could be
padded or its movements directed. For
few seconds silence and inactivity
reigned then a strong and healthy look
ing Canadian woman, seeing that the
men could do nothing, proceeded calmly
to take off her shoes and stockings.
Modesty forbade the removal of much
more; arrayed as weightily as HOratius
Coolies was when the bridge fell and he
jumped into the yellow Tiber with his
harness Oh his back, she caught a rope in
her teeth, plunged into the muddy cur
rent, and swan for shore. There were
no exultant Romans on the bank to
greet her with loud plaudits, but the
suddenly cheerful faces of the lords of
creation" on the boat were beaming
upon her with eyes of admiration. She
reached the bank, tied the rope to a
strong tree, and the men hauled the boat
ashore.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-08-30
Good Manners Illustrated.
Much jewelry is vulgar.
Do not smack while eating.

Much JeWelry Is vulgar.
Do not smack while eating.
Do not run after famous people.
Do not cut your nails in company.
Cheese should be eaten with fork.
Feeling walters is paying blackmail.
Unsweetened coffee cures bad breath.
Short nails make the finger tips grow
broad.
In going upor down stairs precede the
lady.
A formal call is very long if it last
half an hour.
Only naughty brunette should wear
yellow colors.
1t is impolite to keep musician con-
stantly playing.
Address your wife as "Mrs.," your
husband as "Mr."
A girl should not stroll away with
a gentleman at picnic.
A lady should not stretch her foot out
in company.
Let the wife deal with the female ser
wants.
A pink ribbon under the chin makes
pale woman look brighter.
No man respects a girl who 1irts,
though he may fiirt with her.
The lady of the house should receive
the guests at a formal reception.
Always take the last piece of anything.
There is supposed to be more.
Arrangement of marriage is little less
sacred than an actual marriage.
If it is necessary for you to use your
handkerchief sonorously, leave the room
quietly.
If you meet a gentleman friend with
a strange lady on his arm, salute
both.
A well-bred English or French girl
will not go to theater or concert alone
with any other gentleman than near
relative or her accepted suitor.