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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-30

a CORRF FsPONDENT Of the Albany
journal relates the following incident Of
one Of Henry Ciay's visits to the State
" Mr.. Clay went to KinderhOOk to visit
Mr.. Van Buren,. The town was filed
with people from the surrounding c0un-
try, and at a reception they were pre-
sented to Mr.. Clay by Mr.. Van Schaick.
2 prominet lawyer Of the county. Among
those who came 10 be introduced To Mr..
clay was a very beautiful young lady.
IL happened that Just 40 the moment of
presentation her uameawkwardlvs slipped
from Mr. Van Schaicks memory. Hi.
hesitation naturally embarrassed the
young lady. Mr.. Clay, perceiving this,
came instantly to her rescue by saying fra
his chivalrous way Oh, the name 4.
OF no sort of consequence, for Judging by
the young lady's looks she will very soon
change it,"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-30

THE naturalist who suggested that
ladies might trim their hats with snakes
and not kill the birds, the little birds,
etc, will feel hattered when he hears
that among the very newest caps is one
of which the crown is made Of boa con
strctOr's skin, bOrdered with garnet
satin ribbon and finished with gold cord
and serpents heads
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-30

lE China there is free trade in physic.
q dose OF Chinese medicine is quite a
curiosity. II is about the size Of half n
pound OF moist sugar, and consists of
twenty separate packets-four or FIVE
kinds OF bark, little orange peel, some
Walnuts, some gentian, and half a dozen
other sorts, not unlike a small cake of
blacking. These are all boiled together.
and good half pint of the decoction is
TO be taken quite hot AZ n dose.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-30

THACKERAY described the kis. eG.
quette ~ " q kiss which is like the con-
tact Of oysters"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-30

The Jessie for little girls is a felt
hat with pointed crown and large brim.
with trimming of satin ribbon and a
feather pOmpOn. The tulip" the new
shape now universally worn, is i'm reality
pointed Pierrot hat, with the crown
caught down at ono side with q pompon
rOgctte.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-30

a NEW JERSEY girl boiled the clip
pings from her toe-nails in some coffee
which she gave to young man. i'm the
belief that 10 would win his affection.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-11-30

MME. " has passion for al
ways dressing her daughter i'm clothes
that are a great deal too large for her on
the ground that she IL still GROWING
My dear" said she. " you can't mt on
that dress It is worn out" What a
pity twas just beginning 70 it me. .
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11

| atti not hostile to them. I wonld
not, will not, hesitate TO protect
them in all their Just rights, but L
see and know and appreciate the
high. tnpeitapce Of keepirtgs Aheia
we'll guarded BY proper legislation
andin subordination to govcrnnpent:
They have great capacities for. evil
asweli as good. Theyare close tofhe
rrofslt ard affect them = materially
i'm almost all the relations OF ife.l--s
Mact the greater part OF the evils
to which have, made reference
have betn Tho frnits of tue vicious.
practices of railroad corporations
and their agents. Every intelligent
observer Knows that they hsvc in
large measure dominated the indus
tries, the trade, the travel, the 60 m
,icrcc. the legislation, the pnbl;ci
nieii; aid the press of this country-
Not inireduen!ly have they dehsuch.
ed members OF Congress and metn-.
bers of State Legislatures, they have
tepeatidly subsidized nuHfbersof the
powerful Newspapers, they @ase set.
UP and pulled down public men; they
have walked boldly and insolently
into the halls Of Congress and under,
taken to dictate measures of legIsla-
ton. Nay, sir, if one may trust what
he reads almost daily in the newepa>
pers aud hears on every hand; theft
agents ard lobbyists throng the cor.
tidufs and lobbies, and have for
mohths, Of this capitol, Interference to
the verS lt1tasures now ritifer consi--
dera.ion.
Sir, arc these things true Are
thty sGGsiatitial,y true Alas, they
arc too true The mind s7ckens with
disgust at the thought Of Them The
fccital Of them nnst till every hon.
est man with Indignation. There
could scarcely be~a more striking
illustration of the Truth dnd force Of
all | have Said titan the history and
practices Of tic two corporations
involved in this discussion.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11
WINSTON, N. c., THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1878.

The twed rifles exploded at the
sane Instant. Cob Morton sprang
into, the air and dropped to the
earth dead. Deaf Smith quietly
refoaded his life, aud walked away
into fief"rest.a d2.,' 9. hs.
Three days asterwatd Gen Hous.
ton, accompanied by Deaf Smith
and ten. other men, appeared in
Austin, and removed the State pa
pers.a -..t .-,.-i.,f sr.t.a -.
Deaf Smith was one, of the most
extraordinary characters known in
the West. lie made his advent in
Texas at an early period, atid cob
tinued to- reside thesre until his
death, which occurred | beIieve
about 1860. Bat altogether be h;ta
many warm friends, no one ever
learned where he had been born or
any particulars of his previous bis
tory. When he was questioned on
the subject. he laid bis fnger on
his lip. His eye was qrick and far
seeing as au eagles and his hnse
% hSod a. a. iofSn >. Lie COuiu
discern objects miles away on the
prairie, wheu Others saw nrthids
but earth and SIX aud the savuges
used to declare he could catch the
scent of IL Mexican or an Indian at
as great distance as a hnzzard
his dinner. He could never be
persuaded to sleep under the roof
If u house, or even a tent cloth.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11
AuOther's.

She has the most alluring eyes
A little Grecian nOsei
She wears the most bewitching guise
And rafti-colored hose!
Her touch can thrill one strangely wher
One clasps her in the dance;
At least. they tell me so-but then
| never had the chancef
Her melting tones. so people say,
IntUxicate the brain.
And leave. when she has gone away;
A joy akin to pain.
Her voice is like sweet music. when
Its strains are soft and low;
So those Who've heard it say but then
l never did, you knvwl
She makes the most superb ragout-
Knits stockings by the score,
Knows Latin. and italian too.
Greek. French ard plenty more!
Shes just the girl TO sweeten life
Adorable !-tiviue!
In short she is perfect wifei-
But then she isn't mine!
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11
WEAKNESSES
PECULIAR TO
FE M Al S .

FAvorite Prescription is Powerful Restorative
surpassed efficacy, and while it guets nervous ir-
ritatpn, il strengthen the enfeebled nervous sys-
tenn thereby restoring it to healthfdl eiFor The
following Diseases among those i'll which the
Favorite Prescription has worked magic cures, viz:
Leucorahoe, ''Whites,s' xcessive L owing; Pain
fnI Meastru .tion Unnatural Supp.essions, " eak
Back, Prolapsue; falling Of the Uterus, Anter=
version; RetroSsrsion Btaring-down rensation;
chronic Congestic Inflammation aud liberation
of the Uterus, internal Heatj Nervous depression,
Debility, nespondency, and very many other enron:
ic diseases peculiar to women; but not mentioned
here
The Following Ladies few of the many
Thousands who can testify to the efficacy of br.
Pierc Is Favorite FIeseri tion, from experience and
observation
Mrs. I'oroeiia Allison. Peosta, Iowa Mrs
Thos. 8. Methvin, Hatcher's Station: Ga; Mrs T
A. Seymour, kome, y New Y York Mrs Francis Hus-
wick, Versailles, Ohio Mrs. Leroy i'utnam; North
Wharton, Pa Mrs Ma y A Huuolt, Edna. Mo-;
Mrs. Mary A. Fr sbie, Lehman, Pa Mrs. Ds }.
Gin, t'hillicoth ohioj Mrs Ha riet E. Malone,
West Springfield, Pa Mrs. iatt, Emporia,
Kan:; Miss I-otiiee Pr tt, BoigeyilIe, Mass; Mrs
L. a Dashield, Norfolk, Vs.; Mrs. -. Allison,
Proctors Iowa; Mrs, !. n. Eornon, st. Thomas,
Ont Mrs : q Moran, 253 North Horward Street,
Ba timore, Md Mrs. Lucy taliman, isarnesvile,
bOhlo AIRS Nancy Mcknight, Jefferson, iowa
Mrs IL G. Stsn1rod, FIR endship. N Y; Miss ~
len 'adys sWestfeld, ". Y; Mrs. anothDy Amanr,
Veronn, \. Y; Mrs B. y. kooks, q rand rapids.
Mich; Mis-. F: II. Webb, Watertown, ". Y. Thou-
saDds of references be giveI. at the World'e
Dispensary!
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11
r. Pe Pe Pc
DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant
Purgative
Pellets,
Purely Vegetable. No Cdfs Requifs1
While Using Them.

The "IittIe Giant" ''athartic, NEuItuIiA I'm
E'arVO Physic, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, and gtr-coated. They remove the ne
cessiy of taking The great ude, drastic, sicken-
ing pills, heretofore much i'll Use
AS remedy for Headache DIZZINESS; Rush OF
i&lood to the ead, Tightness about the Chest I'D
Taste i'll Mouth, t.ructations from the >tomachj
Bilious Attacks Jaundce. Pain in the Kidneys;
Hi5hiy-colorcd Urine, and internal Fever, TIC
Pierce x Pleasant urgatIve Pellets are uuFurpass
cd. Furthermore, would say that their action if
universal, a z and escaping their santivs jIn-
press. does not impair the properties OF these
Pellets Tney sugar-coated and il closed III
glass bottles their virtues being thereby preserved
unimpaired for any length of time, that they
a ways fresh and reliable, This not the case
with those pills which put up cheap wood Il
pasteboard bo The daily of two Pellets
has cured the most obstinate of Scrofula, Tet
ter. Sa!t-rbe: m. Eryspelas. Boils, otches. Pin-
pies, Sore Eyes, and Eruptions. hey are, howev-
ever, recommended to BE- taken in conn ction with
the Golden Medical discovery, in order to secure
the best results.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11

Investigators of natural science have demon
strated beyond controversy, that throughout the
animal kingdom the Survival of the httest u tHe
only law that youchsafes thrift and perpetuity.-
Does not the same principle govern the commercial
prosperity Of man? An inferior cannot supersede
superior article. By reason OF superior merit,
Dr. Pierce's Standard Medicines have outrivaled
all others Their sale in the Uuited states alone
exceeds one million dollars per annum- while The
thousand more No business could HseT. 20 eu h
gigantic proportions ad TEST upoi. any other basis
than that of merit. a- tts
Golden VI edicaI Discovery
ta Alternative, OF Blood Cleansing.
Golden Medical DircOTery
Is Pectorai
Golden VI edfcsaI DisCOVery
Is Cholagogue, Liver Stimuiant.
GOLDEN VI edEcal Discovery
Is Tonic.
Golden N Me.IIcaI lbiac6t Sfs
BY of its Alternative properties, cures I'is=
of the BLOOD and kin, as -crol uia, or
Kings Evil Tumors lcers. or Old ores; Slo- ,h-
es Pimples {: and Eruption; By virtue OF its Fec
toral properties it cures bronchial, Throat, and
LUNG Affections Incipitnt Consumption Lin
gering oughs and chronic aryngtis Its hos
iagogue properties; render it an unequaled remedy
foI I3illiousntss. Torpid liver, ''Liyer ON
plant - and its Tonic prOre-ties make it equally
cfhcacious curing Indigestion, Loss OF Appetit,
and Dyspepsia.
es and piupies where there scrofuIous swelI-
ings and aections;a few bottles of u oden Medical
Discovery will effect entire cure. If You feel
dull drowsy deb litated have sal iow color of ski
yellowish- brown spot- on face body, frequent
headache dizziness, bad taste in mouth intrrlsi
heat or cls aternated VNith hot iusncs; ;los kpirts
and ( ddmy 1ore5odi"gs, irregular appetite, and
tongue coat d. you suffering from orpid Liver
or ''f3iliousn"sS." In many cases of 'Idver torn-
plant" Y part of these symptoms are eLI'er
enced, = remedy for all such cases, d ierCe'r
Golden Meica Discovery has no euual, it effects
perfect cures, leaving the liver strengthened aad
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11
DR.. PlERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
NATURAL SELECTION.

Are iio. advertised Ss cure-alls, but are SPECIFIC
ID the diseases for which they are recommended
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11

WORTH KHoN1NG.-The Scienti-
fic american says that if a bottle of
the oil Of pcnnyroyal is left urcork
ed in room at night not mosqui.
to or blood sucker will be found
there in the morning. Mix potash
with powdered meal throw it into
the rat holes of a cellar, and the fats
will depart. If rat or fnonsc
gets into your pantry, stnff into the
hole rag saturated wftha solution
of cayehhe pepper, and not Iat or
"a mouse will touch the rag for the
purpose of opening communication
With depot OF supplies.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11
JuDos MEnKtaos voted aealus

restoring the franking privilege
A good vote. We have nevcr
known him to speak or vote sa7e in
the interest of honest, economical
and constitutional government
His bitterest enemies cannot gairiray
that much. His Congressional rs-
cord is of the best. lie has beet
faithful TO himself aud. true to his
people Wilmington Star.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11
HindOO Women.

Never enjoying ever fsrhalo so-
ciety, their lives are passed In the
extreme of listlenssncss: 1t is this
which produces SO mafiy instances
of women burning the,hselves.--
The husbands death is revolution
in their existence, which gives All
opening for the minds Bursting out
nj the ordinary track Of depression.
They have n Cont1tsed t1otion that
the hour is tile only DIE which can
occur to them tor distinction. AS
is the case with all spirits that have
long been held in restraint, the mo,
ncntary emancipation is carried to
extravasance. Working themselves
up tn ifehzy they pledge themselves
tu they know not what. Once they
declare their intention TO bnrn them
selves, whith Is dune in the first ms
taht of bewllderthent produced by
the husbands death, no retreat is
allowed. THE forccasting policy Of
the BrahItlius has made the disgraC6
of the women's faltering fall, not on
the individual alone, but on all her
relations, so that the whole of her
family will force her to persevef-
ancc. Then the Brabmins iutoxi-
cate her with representations ~ we'll
AS with drugs. In this hot climate
the funeral of the defunct must so
soon take place that there IS no tirns
for reflection. The interests of tho
Brahmins in this, is that it is tri>
umph over reason. The scene is an
additional pcrplexity to that coltt-
Mon sense; the growth OF whltll
they sedt4ously watch and eudeavets
to stauht in the lower classes: Sub
ingation of the intellect; that they
may reign over tho bodies of the
multitude is tho unremitting object
OF that worthless aud successful
caste.-LJe an Mdiu.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-11

. A long practical experience in the art Of ''UT.
TIRGy in New York and il this States justifes the
Asserti that l can give perfect fit. and guar
1nteethat all goods made up in my establishment
10 give satisfaction.
A u work done on reasonable terms.
MY establishment is next door to 3. F. .fCRos.
ASD's, UP STAIRS: I7-tf
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II, Cream.

rUSsELL'S ICE CREAM. CSC per quart to
lhlt House.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Dec. 7-P. M.-The week closed
after day Of unusual activity at the Stock Ex-
change. the recorded sales amounting to 203,-
600 shares. Tho interest Of tho Specializing
uublic was centred in tho coal properties. in
view Of the probable discontnuance of the
comhiuatinn to regulate production and prices
n anthracite coal. Lackawanna was the prin-
eipal objective point OF n we'll defined boar
movement. and while $4,000 shares were chang
INK ownership the price declined from a. to
~ Morris and Essex was sold and bought to
ihc amount " lG 900 shares at ~ TO TO-. Della
ware and Hudson Canal 3. 900 shares at IS To 34S
and Central OF New Jersey 8. 200 shares at 81 to
49, The Northwesterns were don't in to he
amount Of $4,000 shares; Lake Shore 20 600;
50 Pquls 900; Western Union. $500;
Mail. $500; and Illinois Central, 1000. The
fo-called inactive and lowprlced stocks re-
ccivcd some attention but their aggregate sales
represented only u small portion OF the days
transactions The course Of the market was
very ntin and irregular during the entire day.
were drmly held until near the close Of business when
they. toy snccnmbcd to The pressure 70 rcelize,
, to ' The ." rcSsra condition. WABASH and AiiI
s Sn and Win ST Sbh ~s ESe oSio
sni u the less prominent stocks showed an i'm
sSs6c the Ss SSs % %eS
made w Investment ,iock or we're argely or specua
l. ooked lor during the coming weck The discont1
AMI 10 30 should trnuspre that harmonious arrangcmcnts
src through concessions to the lhigh Valley road
suse 'iu rice a. RAPID as was the decline
The god mtrket was duh opening and closing at ioOs
bl with sales at lUli4
IN loans the rate paid for having balances carried were
J. ~ 4 cent. and hati
The money market quiet. the rates on call loa ms
fantng f0m res cent Prime discounts were quoted
b. sri. "a cent
fSUsi NyAange was steady at e. s21. for sixty days
Nils ana e. y Tor short sight
hank statement shows an Increase Of s. III 100 in
loaus s.t go la deposits and xhl2tn In circulation
The specie balance was reduced = 7O7 TO. legal
tnrfs 81 t1ti making decrease IN the reserve
- ~ 1s the banks now holding 81 Osy 54J IN
81 il, legal requirement
Gryorum, no bonds we're moderately dealt an The fol
lowlg we're the 3 4 NJ closing prices.
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THEATHE COMIOUF, 5l4 BROADWAY
Il HARRl0AN HART '............. Propre tors
GRAND SUCCESS OF THE NEW PLAY.
No ahatcmen nj IN the
CROW DE- OF PEOPLE
VINO mghty MI this popular theatre to witness the per
Torrance Of
HARRlUAN AND HART.
In Edward llarrigans New and Original Irish Drama
l. q q A ] X L.
Third week
And still the Flowing Tide comes i'm
LoNiA lkf % Detecuyel Mr. EDWARD iIARR1GAN
TERRY hULLAllkN "a Fisherman co.. Mr. TONY HART
THE FOUR ACEs
are expressly engaged for the
CHRISTENING SCENE,
TIFRNEY CRONlN LESTER and ALLEN.
intruduc on aud an Original Overture The Lorgairer
written expressly tvr this play By
MI DAVE BRAHAM
LOOK OUT FOR
OBRIEN-COuNSEIIOR-A T-LAW
Dec %" CnRtSrNAS JOYS AND SORROWS"
49, MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
G. W u. GRIFFIN Manager
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Shipping.

INMAN LINE--ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
- FOR " EENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or RRCSSRLS ... Saturday pee IL \ 10 A VI
CITY or CHESTER. .......... THURSDAY Dec ~ 1 i NJ
CITY OF MONTREAL ........ THURSDAY Dec ~ 7 A
From Per M North River foot Of charlton 81
CABIN sdD, ~, aud Sluu gold Return tickets on
favorable terms srEERAGE $ls. currency Drafts al
lowest rates Saloons. state Rooms, smoking and Bath
Rooms amdshlps These steamers carry neither cattle
sheep nor pigs JOHN q DALE. Agent 81 and 80 Hroad
way, n. V Philadelphia office. 100 South 4th S.
NATIONAL LINE,aFRoM NEW FER 80 \. r.
1N----FOR LONDON Victoria DOcksJ----
Denmark. Dec u, 6.3nA N Canada Dec. TX. II A. NJ
--FOk LIVERPOOL AND QuEENsTOWN--
Erin ....... Dec. ~ A. VI lIlelvctG Dec ri . q NJ
Cabin 500 10 SO eurrency steerage s26 Drans from
A. upward issued AT very low rates CompAnys Offices
Nos 80 aud IS Broadway. W J. HURST Manager.
WHITE STAR LINE
" FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
bALIiN lhuI sday, Dee ~ A VI
~ H.. Saturday, Dec ~ T. VI
bhllANNlN ......... saturday, Dec. - = 30 A. NJ
From White star Dock rier ~ North River -
Cabins all anidships Saloon, t61 $50 ana 500 gold
Return jackets ON favorable terLs Storage S2s
lhebe steamers carry neither cattle. sheep, nor pigs
90 CORIIs, Agent 81 Broadway. New YORK
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AND rNiiE6 sitIEs Viii ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
on and after Nov. ~. 1873,
Trans leave New York DcsbTusSea and Cortlandt
Streets Ferries. ~ follows
Express Tor harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached, at "a. NJ, q and
? bn T. daily.
For wliamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie At = ~
J. NJ. connecting A. CORY for nusvllle Petroleum
Centre, ana the on Regions Wnamsport and Lock
Haven. - A VI
Baumore, Washington, and the South. Limited wash.
ington EApress Of Pullman larlor carsdnly, except
sunday 10 4. VI, arrive Washington - 4 ". Rcgu-
lar az 4 80 and + - A VI. ! and 10 r. " Sunday,
80 A. NJ ami 10 y. NJ. For Baltimore, 4P. NJ, except
sunday.
Express for Philadelphia 49O 80 20 9 10 Iiniteil
II A NJ, L. 8. q, : 30 3D. and 10 T. NJ. sunday,
~ ami A VI. ., Il, 80 90 and 10 r. NJ. EngraiIt
and second class 80 4 NJ
Boats at " Brooklyn Annex with All through
trains ~ Jersey city, afordng speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
Trains From Pittsburgh, So 10 20 A. NJ 10 10
7 daily; $50 A. q ~ T.. VI. daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore q So A NJ ,, 3 30,
80 i9i9r y sunday. 500 a NJ and 1910 + NJ
From Philadephi ht6 500 - 80. 10 ~, 1880 A NJ,
$50 10 ~. II 30 A. NJ. 10, l0lO p. NJ.
Ticket Offices, b26 and VA Broadway, Aston House,
and foot OF Deshrosses and Curandt SITS Court st and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton st, Brooklyn.
ia, llh and lls Hudson st. liOhoken. Depot Jersey
Eity Emigrant liekst ONCE, 8 Battery place,
FRANK THOMSON, L. r. FARMER
General Manager Nicu'l Pa
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Sails.

DALI NOTICE-The fourteenth annual ball OF the
ID 0erman Cooks, Society No viii take place on Mon
day evening Dec o. at Teutunia Assembly Rooms 81
and 18th o. Tickets, 81, admitting gent and ladies
THE COMMITTEE.
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%mustmttnts.


ROWgrH's THEATME THIS Sunday EVENING.
- .DfJ. y TIE GREATEST SUNDAY CONCERT
EVEN UTTERED THE NEW YORK PUBLIC
- MISS MINNIE lfAUK.
THE PEERLESS PRlMA DONNA
Sig FRAPOLLT SIC mi. piirNrp
SIX CAMpOBELLO. sie roll ''"'
NINE CARMEN PlSANI, Miss HELEN AMES
ana We hrst Of living Niulinists,
EDOUARD RENFNYI
General admission so ents seats in orcbe stra and m
ehs sta circle including admission One dollar reserved
bacony ~ cents reserved dress circle SO cents adis
sion toRallery % cents Box once At Bo,t son.n al %
BOOrn's THEATRE,
POPULAR PRIcEs
GALLERY, ~ CENTS
BALCONY 80 CENTS
ORCHESTRA RESERVED, IS CENTS
ONE WEEK ONLY
MONDAY DEC o.
OUR
49, - AMERICAN COUSIN
LORD nuNnREARY. ........ Mr. GEORGE PARKEs
Ash IkhMiAhD 49,. Mr. FRANK IAHDENBERG
Mass Rose 1Ass, Laura Don, Nellie Mortimer, Louise
beishton Carrie Vnton In the cast
MONDAY DEC 10
MATlNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
=. sTkTSOk'S EYAkGELINE COMPANY
Mcssrs Gus Williams, James Nafft Harry Josen
Larry Tooley, T. Locke Misses Nellie Larkellc clara
flsher. and kugenia Paul In the cast