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Srano 1tno Serl,ttt clues IcniG)en.
lebettSA

Salifar, no, %. 6ebruar. - 0as
@obnbaus Oes 0rn. 0auiO Sitie nabe Srio-
ge,pater brannte geitern nieOer. Sin Sobu
0cs @igentbiimers fam III OeH 6lammen I'M,
mo 6rau Sitls tru9 iAmere SraHOwuuOen
h1nDr
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.Sn Srootl9n, 9.>g., fanO am Don.
heritage ELL Set Der nDOung Meu'S @briftian-
afOciatton" ltatt. SIM 2aufe oefielbeu fiel
6rau Nic0opea pl6tlif in 6ol9e eines
6erSi6la9fluITes tOOtSu SOOen, mo bic BreuOe
Der 4nlueenoen pHroe in Srauer DermQnOelt.
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So9aromS itbertrufTctt.

San Sran8isco, %. Sebr. : 0r.
| @arper serbraf geitern bltrd giifieni6ifie
885 BON 1000 SlaSfugeln, ipeld)e 20 6uB BON
ibm entfernt in Die 50be seidleubert fpurben.
Gr braud)te brei StunOen uno oret Minuten,
nm Die 1000 Shiiiie abSufeuern. Ntsbrere
S6iiten aus ben Dltliden Stuaten paren
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Sie gsaiIcrmotD II. Galtforaten.

Gan Hr 3t8co, q. Sebruar. = Die
BON Sacrameltto nah ben iiberldmemmten
Snleln in Der Otiinoun9 beS Sluiie8 ab9e=
ifidten 8oote iinb nit oen 8emObnern Der
Snielu na6 Der erpabuten Stabt 5uriifges
febrt. Inter ben @eretteten berrldlt groBe
Notb, unO es merben B,itrd9e fiir iie geiant=
melt
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Gin9fantpf itno WorS.

q. EoNls, "a. 6ebr.- Sn Osmitt, Gar
rol=@ountp, Wto., fanc am letten 5reitags-
aben0 ein 8ingfampf HIATT, lpeldler cinen
Dtoro sur 6oIge bate. Ser l8irtb Safe Qr.
nlttage mar BON einem 9ewifen Same8 Ser
narO bel einem 8ingen beiiegt woroen uuo mar
iiber feline ytieoerla9e iebr erbttert. gSabrenO
SeruarO iidl ua9 Dem Sample nit einiQcn
Srennpen lnterbielt, idllid itf Armttage BON
binten an i'm bsrau uuo ltieB ibm EN- MeiIcr
III Die @urgel, Die 9robe SdlagaOer wuroe
ourf ben Sttd) Serriiien, uno Geruaro mar
in 9tu cine 2eide. Der Dt0roer lieferte iid)
beru @eridlte aus.
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0ermtf6te 9epeS1en aus Ne&u=
MrSrF

gfepOOrf, "a. 6ebrnu.-@OlO erOiiuete
su 102.
- Sin i'm 8aue be9riffeneS gebduoe an
Der 9srington- Auenue Ititr5te geitsrn Morgeu
suianmen, unb mebrere 9(rbeiter lpurben BON
Sen herubitiir5enben Steinen getroffen. 3luei
Der arbeiter iinO idmer, pabrldeinlif) t0otz
lid per!ebt.
: Die u9elamare~ 6uoion=Saual= =Gomp. /"
perDffsntlibt Elm Sirfular, in welhem iie Die
Preiie Der 2afamauna. pom 1, Mdr3
an auf fulgenOe Setrdge pro SOnne feftiebt:
ySurnace 2ump," ySteamer Qump" uno
u@rate" su 1925, r@gg" gu $3.35, vStoue"
81 1915 uno v@beitnut" 5u $3.50.
- Die 9ampfer yGOlbert" uno y@a1talia"
iinO geitern bon Mittelmeer 6dien bier an9ez
fon1men.
- Bon Intiperpeu ift Der 0ampfer y @ugult
9(nbre" beute bier angelaugt.
- !6ente iinO bier eingetroffen: bon 2tperz
pool Der 9ampfer yGitq OF SruiielS," Doli
Sremeu oer 0ampier u6.rmaun," bon Ser
uuha hcr Oumpfer Sautn1d" 4"
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Selegrap1iidls 9epeitle1t.
5alaab-pfpffbfH.
Mus Der SnneesbanptffaSt.
Reonftiou Der Gagen Der Mrmec Sifisiere.
Cine Griparnih BON 8 1 100000.
lSeri&te Der pafioeir.en Breffer fir ben rDeutl9eu
ecrreipon0entena.l

S8aihington, "a. Sebr. = 9aS Saus=
@onite fir Militar-4naeleseubeiteu bat be-
id]loiien, 8anuiug's Bill slr Rebuftion Der
2lusgaben fir bic armee iOfort sin3uberidten.
Die 8ill piiroe eiue @riparniB BON 81 ,5O0,=
600 beperfite0igeu. Die porgeidlagene 8es
button Der Otfisters9agen 1T aus folgenoer
SabeQe I'll erieheu:
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G0nff ettffflIfef

beute irii9 nm ubr 10 Dltnuten nab lanaem 9eibsu
unier 9eIie5ter Sobn uno Sruoer
SSetnridB &rfaet
i'm alter BON Is Sohren un6 Dlonaten. Die 3ett
Der Seerotsun9 ulre ipdtcr mit9etbelt rueroen.
t4S) Die traueruoe 9fantilie.
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9rhttn.

@uelpb, Ont, "a. Sebr. - Die g8erf<
itdtten Der v8Orlcwidzgnglne Mauufactu
rlngz9Omp." branuten beute nieeer, &erluit
etma $4,000.
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SeIbitmcrO bon Wfar Sn9o SS0bs
ttc'S W0rOer.

NorriS 8 tomn, Ba., %. 6ebr. - 6ein~
rid 9Sablen, ipclfer iiberfiibrt ,puroe, Nfar
6ugo pDbne mabreuO Der gSeltauslteQuuq bei
Sim, ,StationeruorOet 3u habelt, beqlng beute
SeIbitmorO, iHoem er itd) mittellt zines ans
ietnem Bettieuge 3uiummeugeorebten Seiles
an benz Sitter oes 5euitsrS in ielner 3clle er=
bdugte. Der 5ddOel mar seri1mettert, uup
man gIaubt, OaB 9Sablen ;uerft Die Snlinge
I'M ieiueu pals legte unO iid5 6araui nit e.
mem @tlenitiide, pel6es er pom benz 6et5ap-
parate IN itiner 3slle ab5ebro9en bate, auf
ben &opf ltlu9. 9a8 Giien lag in Der Ndbe
Der 2eldle uuO mar nit Slut be0edt. Der
Selbitm0roer binterlieB ei!le in beuti6er,
frGuS0fiher uuO eugliIbsr Spradlc abqeIaBte
Grfldruug, in melder er isinc llui6nlo be-
tbeuert unb Den 6lud @ottcs auf Die 6dup~
ter aler YerIonen, uelbe an ieiner YrojeiT-
rung unb lleberiitbrun9 betbeiligt waren, ber,
abmiiuiGlt.
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Ormnbeigertbuut
,um eau (br ooer a)erkaufe.
Scpartement,

1SertbnuHc Warftsarten ssarnt, 80 ater, in
norsisIifer Sage, nabe oer statiou Shelter, ieds
Wieilen BON Der Stabt G5utes Wobnbaus. Suelen,
Gtaluns u (. ip., II. T. ip. aoitete nod por 9urSem
$4,000; mrb fir $500 uertauit. Nton nimmt als
einen sbeil oes Ssanffd,iuinss staot9rmmoet=
9entbum on.
6pnottorlaoen nmo @iscreme salpm ne5t
Sdterei nit sroBem @eibdItsa6abe; iuirb biais abz
selaiien ober pertauibt.
42 Mfer, Elm trefflides Sauerngut nit ben beiten
Saulthtetten, 90 Iellen Don Der Stabt; porsiiati=
6eS Sano nit alen Sorten Dot; an einer @iienz
babn; fptro segen Staetsrunbbehb pertauldt.
~ Mder, tllltiuirt. aber obne @ebdube, na6e Der
Stao; iueroen 9esen Staot9runoeisentbum pertautt.
$reiS nllr $1,000.
NrGdttges @obnbaus On SojapetteItr.; 3inl=
1ner uno mooerne Ser6eerun9en. QHrb pobIieiI per-
fault ober sesen elm eanosut in Darelano uertauit
100 auoere Sauid,geidIdfte nerben in Grliuo=
eisentbum unb sesen aauimanns=, 3olonlalipaaren
II. (. 10. offerrt bon 3. N. SALTS 8runoeisen=
fbums=Y6rie gtr. 2, Sputh Strafc, i'm @ez
bduoe bes nslmerican." (Fe6ri Il 2WeT &2p)
Nieoerer6 Fuung 1873.
Sie q brIi d gS eoerer fnuna
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&aroimai aReGIosfes serfpatet Itd,.
8 o m, 23. Sebruar. = Haroinal Wc=
@iosfep fam beute in bieier Statt oil.
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WprO in @eitnuint.

8ongbtee lie, N.z9., "a Sebruar.
--Seute Worgen, mdbreno iid) oas Snseuieur
Corps su SSeitpoiHt 5ur 9teusllle porbereitete,
puroe ELL DfitglieO oe8 Commands, g1a=
mems gilbert, BON einem anberen, NanenS,
Goblin, geld]oien uuo itnrb betuabe ouqeu.
blldlldl. QQs gfdhere 1T nitht ernlittelt.
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@esen= 8or9ez 3abl
tp6rtise i6l0aege oer

Ser @eietppri9lag perOrOnet auBerOem cine
betrGhtltd)e 9feouftron Der Sergiitung, iuelde
bisber ben SffiSieren fir oas BON ibuen ielbt
aeifeGte 8fsroefltter, fir ibre 9usgaben fit
Guartierr, 6euerung II, |. ~. uerluillt9t mur<
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gpe,iaI. .Noti3e,t.

1te meuem tartttd,en uno rutNsdheu eIeftro-
Memtfd,en, Wsertnriats. GMmstels uab 1amapt.
bdosr In Nr. 147, Sarafosas, nabe gu,atuHrose.
inS iest fir Serren uro Damsn tn boiler 3b6t:oei.,
fSfon0. .t2WteS)
Stue &GSst
an ale, ipelhs on ben Soista Don Sussnoifnbsn,
nerpoier Stmdd1e. @uttrdttuns, 2serluf ber glan
nestrait &c. letSen, enoe i'd emf rel Elm 8easp
bas f'e turirt. Diees srose Seilmittel puros BON
etnem Otiifiondr In gho=amerta entoedt. gdtdt Elm
aorsifrtes &ouoert On Sieu. Soiepb :. Snman, Sta.
ton D, Bibes5ouie, 0.>g. eitp.
(Sh.s.1S.t&p., ,i.a.9.D
Sas tpumoerbar mtrfcnoe Seautn,ittsI
d. efIis Grientf
(Sulphide Of Arsenicum).
neter 500 Yatete an einem eth5ise"
1agepertauft.
Ninnen. BIHtben. Eeulen unb ane Sautausi6ld9e
,peroen nunbebfuqtqe6eilt; 81 basPadet; nit oer
BoSt ,uoe,didt. yfan boIe fft Elm Pampbet nsbf
@ebrdu6sanipeun9. gratis,
Or. 5obme & 6 nmp., Nr' So SP%0upe'0P'
(eEphI00 ST. Q.{,
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GmrOpaif9e Gabelbertdte.
9er orientaIiIde &rte9+
SortfGrttte Der SsrieoensmnterbamSs
ltttt9en.

3 ie 8ebiu9uu9en 8uBlaub's
Sic angebIidb aefprocrte Mebersabe Der ttsrft.
idJcn S;an;etftotte.
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Die 8irrett in Utah.


aeitellte 8fsroefutter, fir ibre 9lusgabeu fit
Guartlerr, Seuerung II. |. NJ. periptllt9t mur@
ben.
Die gStrren In Utah.
Der @ongreBbelegat aus Utah mtro burd
eine 9epejhe aus Der Sal;iee=Staot bena6z
ridtiqt, oaB bic @eIebgebung jeneS 3errlt0z
RUINS Elm gSabl9efet augeromlllen bat, ipel<
dies alle 9fi6t Otormonen tbatiGd)lid1 beS
Gtimnlredts beraubt ltno bic @ontrole iiber
Die gSablen ben Wtormonenprieitern in Die
6Gnoe ipielt. Der 3iped Der Stll beitebt
Oariu, bic in QuSiidlt ltebenbe WfaBuabme be8
@ongreiies i'm Setreff zines gSabl9eiete8 Su
biutertreiben. Srob0e11l Die bon Der @eleB=
qebunq angenommene Sill pom @ouuerneur
gmer1 unter5eid)net murbe, miro oteielbe bett=
ncc] bier iopobl, mie i'll Der Salsiee>S Stabt
ais ein Mormonenfuiff be5eidnet. Sn Der
lebteren Staot ioq um Sienfage cine Snb;g=
nation6uerian1nlllng ab9ebaten nllo Die Ste
iiQnation oeS @ouoerneur8 @nerD geforbert
tneroetl.
trmfere Sesiebunstn su Wrrifo.
SDiniid]tlid Der Oaltung Der SunoeSz zHegtes
rrlng gegen Werifo lit feline SerdnOerung etnz
aetreten, uno obgleif Die SeSiehun9en 5rpiz
lden beiben QdnOern gut finn, eriitirt oenno6
uorlGufig feline Qusii6t auf anerfennnng Der
Oiasi6en 2lon,iniitration. Sas bon bem
Cub sGomite, beiien Soritter Sr. S6leider
1T, peruommene 3eu9uiB NIB Der Seri6t oes
Qansen @onlite'S iperoen ndfiten8 Der &egte=
rung porgelegt merOen. @tliae MitslieOer,
6r. Sdlel6er beionoers, perben empfeblen,
6ug bic 3ias'ld]e Nbminiitration ni6t auerz
fennt rperpc, bis fie tbre Sdbigfeit benieien
Gqbe, bic llriaden Su Deu fortmdbrenOen Be
ithperoen gegeu tie 5u beietttgen.
Uetm:tffltes.
0aS @omite fir Otittel uno gSegs, pelfem
bic ueue 3arifbtu uberpieien purbe, mat)t
Iebr langiame Sorti6ritte.
Or. QinDermau, DIRECTOR oes Miin5amts,
erlpartet bis gum ndbten DlenIta9e ein
Gremplar Des neuen Siiber>Oollars.
Die pom ben peri9icoenen 8oniuln als
4ntlport auf oas I'M letten 0e5enlber erlai-
iene !SanDels>G >Girtular cin9el6tdten Serid)te
iinp 9eorudt worOen uHo bllnen einen SaH0
BON $50 Seiten. -
Die @ongreB= 9empe =geleGl6aft feierte
heute ibr As. Stiftuugsfelt nnter oem goritbe
oes Senators 6errp in Der Sounorp>airGe.
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St1autzStt1ttou>S SaoIer'fdjeu
~ -@NySSaIXzzsssz IXzzsssz@.s=i;.ss-sEN
G1E1EI38; :3l'l|.!:1!.:z:!;;)| o. ! 1:s:s3

Str. 6 uno 8, 9soro GbarIes Strabe,
fano Wttttppdl, ben 2. Sanuar 1873, itatt, Der
8a9unterribt 6e9innt irib 8, Die Ibenb=
2ettionen UNI rl6r.
Die anfalt umiaBt einen bobt arinbli6en unb polIz
ftdnbi9en Stubienfurius; berIel6e beftebt in
Sud,imlrmm9
tn ibren oerihiebenen YranfeI1, pe e in ben befen
@ei6ditsbduiern sansbar lift;
SdIonId)retben
in freiem, rai6em unb ele9antem Gtple;
faufmanni5f,em Hedlucn
Der beiten se6rdu6liden Metbooen;
@eid1afts unterueiiuna
bur9 Sermttelunq BON @ehditsbGuiern
SanDeIs= uno Sanfuerfebr,
Der burd Dfem, eini6liesd) t6atidd1=
Iidber =I6fdIiie nit Bbilabelpbia, 9etpz
gort, Chicago uno anoeren 5auptitdben bes 2anbes,
prattiih betreheH iuirb. 0eid,aitS Gorre ip on=
benz miro burb tbatidd1lidbe @r6eten, Uriefe, bic
nit Der Yoit bef0rbert merben, selebr. Besen gebn=
sunsen, atalo9es &C. ipenbe man if perfonli6 ober
ibriftlb an obiae NoreIe. (312-)
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Baltimore cNre JaIuraaee Office
AMI Der
Siibmef>Gde rSsmtb> II. Wateritr'

geit mebr, aIs enem baIben Sabrbunbert etablrt,
serftert segen SerluIt ODER Bciddol9uns bnrd euer
In Der stdot ODER ai bem Ganoe, aui ale Grteu bon
@tgentbum.
5ieie geenitaft ftent aud immer m bren oe
coer permanente y ltcen aus.
gSnt. .. SSarriion, Yrdfbent.
Streftp tpriu uut:
Daoib g. gBilion, Q. 5. 9fef1comer,
Srancis 3. ain9, Sroine Soripit,
Senrp Carrot, 10. B. Eaplor,
9Bm. s. Brune, George {. 6arrtioT,
s. BON &apff, Bnl. 6. Eennigtou,
&. Ho6ert Senttns, q. albert 8iders,
6. Morton SWnart, 0fenbes @oben,
Sar'l, 6. George, Jun.
(SunitS-T) ~. Sc. @ms d. Sefr.
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9ance's
9rntti1er Guar : @ieberherHsuer.

DdHteIS geINtItDes NaarzRestoratiye
9ance's demil6es SaarzRestoratiye
5ance,s tpenlMes Saar= Restorative
oerbatet bas IusIalen Der Saore.
Sance dbemiider <gBeberberftener
ldst auf taben aopTen oas Saar nteber tpotsSen
5ance's demiider Saar=gr5euser
beu9t oem gr9rauen ber Soore nor.
Sanee's 1enlti6er =gSieberberfeQer
beieitigt &opfsrinp aui Die Dauer.
Gance's demiidJer Saarz zGrieuser
perleibt bem Saare Slang unb ghSnbeit.
Sance's bemiider Saarz9BiebereSeuser
madt raubes 5aar peid unb sldnsenb,
!Sance'S denitider 9aar@Gr5euger
BELT ale &opfbautleiben
Sance's temiid,er sBiebererseuser
lit oaS bette 5aar>2 oilettenmittel fir Sfnber
Gin fiberes 5etlmfttel sesen Mftbma. Breis 81 oi
Glaidae.
Wreis Stbie Slafd,e.
gsur Subereitet BON Seth 9. Gamce,
9tr. 1O8, =Daltinoreffr.
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0ass&anoelaber. @8sssanssnSs1; e'ss1saaSsIsses.

Bir 9alten cine peridebeuaftise uno umfanereid,e
Sammlun9 oon 3aseinrid,tuuss 9trtfseIu
grande in SsrpItaIG u. &eraoionma, altertI,iit.tt
Itdlem 8riin Verde Antico), 5mpertaIz u. iratts
soMlfer Srom5e umfaBt, aliesett aui Eager.
Iesuns etntreten Iaiien. s. y. Saoiofon & So,
Wr. 5, WorO=4ibertnjtraf,e
Beionosre aumertamfet tpiro Der yeirobrenz
unb @aseinrtd,tun9 gembmet. COTS. .t2Mte ,ia2T)
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4abres1slustueiS Der n2lHoetirteu ,Streuen's
~ SerTdlerungss HeielIfdlaIt UuRBalttrlaxe"
am 81. December 1877:
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$223, ,963 SO
ScBn GnihiH9, Brdii6ent;
Sob. 6. 8ogO, 6etr,
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gSieoereroTiuung 1873.
Sie i hrlid d. e % ieberero ffnuns
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-19
Nean aud Forrest.

A writer In the st, Louis Herald
has lately published some interest
ing "reminiscences of the late Ed
win Forrest, Here ls what Mr.,
Forrest replied to an inquiry made
by the writer as to what kind of an
actor the elder Kean was "The
greatest ! ever saw. ! met him at
Albany, where / was his support.
! was cast for Iago. Kean did not
come to rehearsal in the morning
and ] went to his hotel. ! sent up
my card aud was shown to Aia room,
where saw little pale-faoed man
with a fine head Of curly hair, and
with an eye-he had perfect mir
ror of an eya, ] saidI "Mr. Kean,
| am to play Iago with you to,
night. You did not come to re-
htarsal, and l thought you might
have some particular business for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-19
MEMPHIS TENN. TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 49, 1878.

with some specimens Of art in the
way of paintings and statuary. His
lordship is a rather stout and we'll
formed gentleman, with genial man
nerS and an appearance of great
affability. Her ladyship bears the
traces Of former beauty and noble
blood, with very refined manners.
The chief part Of the company was,
Of course, English officers with
their wives. After a general intro
duction and exchange of the usual
courtoSies, We began to mingle with
the crowd. The English ladies are
generally of good physique, in fact,
| think them, as a rule, more robust
and far more vigorous than the
American beauties-and uglies, too.
4 + + i +
1t is said that extremes meet, and
they certainly did, for l was now
introduced to the only beauty
among them all, but she was rare
and dazzling. Her face was long
and oval, pure forehead, straight
nose, coral lips, ivory teeth, with
glorious dark eyes, and magnificent
eyebrows as black as jet. "Her
hair was like a ravens dark purple
wing" She had just bloomed into
womanhood and had a gracious face
that blushed at word-blushed
little, blushed much, blushed pinky,
blusbed pink, blushed roseate,
blushed rosy, blushed crimson, and
even scarlet. In short, it was her
popularity to blush for matters
quite foreign to herself, and to show
the amazing sensibility which some
times adorns a young, high-minded
woman. AS we promenaded and
waltzed around, l was as we'll con-
tented as any one in the room, but
not so much as | should have been,
had | been able to call her Miss in
stead of Mrs, for she was married
| have described the two extremes,
and for the rest l will say that they
are not very pretty, and not over.
educated, but entertaining enough
and very cordial and social, but the
cockneys, with their affected Eng.
lish and pedantry, are simply too
ridiculous to be entirely disgusting
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me to do; so / called to know
'0h,' said Kean, you come on
the stage at night and look at me,
and it will be all right. Come, sir,
sit down. Do you drink?' / de-
clined. well, l will, and he called
for gin punch, which came up; and,
from marks on the table, l judged
he had made the same order before.
Kean then sat at the piano, and
sang Believe me, if all those en-
dearing young charms He was
the finest singer l ever heard in my
life, and l have heard them all.
Night came and with it 0thello.
In the third act l had to say, Look
to your wife; watch her well with
'Oassio;' wear your eyes not jealous
nor secure Cooking him in the
eyes and placing my face close to
his)-I meant don't be too sure Of
her. At the close of the act Kean
came to me and said: young man,
where did you get that idea of look
ing me 50 intently in the eyes and
thrusting your face in mine% Il
got it, sir, when | said 'nor secure
where you got your great style Of
acting from-naturep Kean took
me by the hand and said: 'You
will make your mark He after
ward made speech at a dinner
party in Philadelphia, and pro-
nounced me the coming man of the
American stage. I would give
$4,000 for a report Of that speech
tonight"
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IMPORTANT TO SMOKERS.
what CRuses sore Lips and Throat
Among Cigar Consumers.

what CRuses sore Lips and ThFOats
Among Cigar COnsumers.
Gin ncinnati Enquirer
We yesterday received the follow
ing communication from we'll
known German physician of this
city. 1t will bear careful thought:
MEDIoALADvIoE TO SMOKERS.
Having a great deal of lips and
throat complaints among my gen.
tlemen clients for the last six
months, | have made it a study to
find out where the evil laws, and
came to the conclusion that it's the
injurious color with which soue of
our cigar dealers darken their
cigars. In a conversation with a
prominent dealer in this city the
other day, he admitted that, as
there is a great deal more demand
for dark cigars that the tobacco
yields, therefore, most of the deal
era are naturally forced, in order to
please their trade, to use the un-
healthy stuff so as to produce the
desired dark cigars. Smokers,
take the advice of an old medical
man and smoke medium or light
cigars only, as these the dealers and
manufacturers cannot doctor up.
PHYSICIAN.
A reporter of the Enquirer in
terviewed a number of retail cigar
dealers last evening on the subject,
and met with an almost universal
assurance that the above named
system of coloring cigars exists to
a certain extent.
" Why" said one dealer, "nine-
tenths of our customers call for
dark cigars Of late. When l tell
you that half of the tobacco raised
is of light color, you will recognize
the necessity of coloring il"
Another dealer said that pro-
ducers could raise dark tobacco if
they wished, because the color came
from the amount of nicotine in the
leaf, and not from the manner of
curing. Still another dealer held
that the reason there was an un-
usual demand for dark cigars this
year was because the Havana crop
of last season all cured light, aud
cigars made from it were not suf-
aciently strong 10 suit the usual
smoker. All but one, however,
admitted that the ooloring process
was praoticed BY many dealers ofI
late, owing to The increased demand
for dark, strong cigars, Dark
cigars, made from dark tobacco,
can be distinguished from the col.
ored material by the light veins
and spots on the wrappers of the
former,
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MEMPHIS 8 LITTLE ROCK R.R.
TIME OAppi

Leaves. Arrives.
Mail train, dsilyo..,..,.5,90 Pm. l.30 m.
Freight train daily lex.
sunday. .......... ...........7.00 am. $40 m.
Passengers going on this read will take
trains at the depot of the Louisville, Nash
vile ard Great Southorp railroad. Mail
trains make close connection at Argenta for
points on the Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad and at Little Rock with the Cairo
and Fulton railroad for points in Southwest
Arkansas and Tezas.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
Fer tickets and information apply at Ticket
Offices 27S and 2S7 Main street. and at depot
foot Of Washington street, or at Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern railroad depot,
or to the undersigned.
R. A. WILLIAMS, Pass. Ag't Memphis.
M. S. JAY. G., P. a9d I. Ag't, Little Rock.
w. Il. SMITH, Sup't, Memphis Tenn.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

CCHEDuLE ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY
- o, 1878:
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail and Express, daily-ll.55 Pm b.45 pm
SOmerville train, daily
Except Sunday)-......" 500 PA S.lB am
Grand Junction accemO-
datiOn daily Except
atufday........................ l.4O pm ofV h.M
T1mo Twenty Minutes Faster than
City Time.
The II. SO p.m. Train makes the quick
cat time ever made to Chattsnooga, Knox
Vile, Lynchburg, Washington, and the East,
and will stop at all Regular Stations, and at
Flag Stations when tagged, except Flag Sta
tions between COllierville and Memphis.
BOmerVille train Will stop Hl reg
uIar and flag stations.
The ll.55 p. m. train makes close connection
at Gran1 junction fer all oints south on Chi
oago, st. Louis and New Orleans railroad.
The Y 40 p IN. makes close connection for
Jackson, Tenn, and all points north Of Grand
junction.
Ticket sfice 25S Main street and Depot
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
JOHN A. GRANT
Chief Engineer and General Sup't.
T. s. DAVANT,
li0t Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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MISSISSlPPII& TENNESSEE
AILROAD.
CHEDULR: :

|NN and ter Wednesday, November IA,
NJ iSiTtt,j h will run as follews;
Leave. Arrive.
Main Train daiIy.....-... 800 pm. l;06 pm
|Sardis Accommodation.
daily lex. Sundays) )...~ll.oO an. S;lo am
Sundays( ......,.. .........,. 6:O1a.p. 4:0Op.
eat NJ. BUEkB, Sup't.
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Louisville and Great Southern R.R

1880 pm. Night Express (On Saturday
this train TuEs only to Milan (-Connects at
Milan for st. Louis and Chicago; at Nc
Kenze for Nashville, CHATTANOOGA, Atlanta
and tho Southeast; at Guthrie for Hopkins
Vile, Henderson and Evansville; at Louis
vile for all points North and East.
Hoo am. Day Express-oonnectS for St.
Louis and Chicago, at Louisville for all
points North and East.
4:40 pm. Brownsville Accommodation
Daily except Sunday.
Arrival Of Trains.
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BXpress....s.....'... .'..''''.'''''''''4;lo p. m
10 r. III
Pullman Palace Cara on either train TO Louis
Vile, and on Night train to Nashville.
For tickets or Information. apply at Ticket
Office. 2s7 Main. Northwest corner Madison
JAS. MONTGOMERY. Sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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