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Nereoas Debility !! Nervous Deoi,stv

Debility, a depressed, irritable state of
mind, weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no
energy or animation, confused head, weak
memory, the consequences of excesses, men,
tai oyerwork. This nervous debility finds q
sovereign cure in e. #. KuNKEL's BITTER
WINE OF laoN. 1t tones the system, dispels
the mental gloom and dependency, and re-
juvenates the entire system. Get the genuine
Take only f. f. KUNKLE's, it has yellow
wrapper around it, his photograph on outside.
Price $1.00 per bottle, or six for $500. Ask
your druggist for it, aud If he has it not get
of the Proprietor, ESQ N. Ninth ST, Philaeel-
phia, Pa. Advice free, by enclosing three
WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
4. +. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy Pin, Scat and Stomach Worms. Dir.
kunkcl, the only successful physician who re-
moves Tape Worm in two hours, alive with
head, and no fee until removed. Common
sense teaches if Tape Worms be removed all
other worms eau be readily destroyed. Ad-
vice Mt Office and store, free. Tho doctor can
tell whether or not the patient has worms.--
Thousands are dying daily, with worms, aud
do not know it. Fits, spasms, cramps, ehok-
ing and sutfocation, salow complexion, circles
around the eyes, swelling aud pain in the
stomach, restless at night, grinding OF the
teeth, picking ut the nose, cough, fever, Itch
ing ut the seat, headache, foul breath, tho pa
tient grows pale and thin, tickling and irrita-
ton in the anus,-all these symptoms, and
more, come from worms. Il. h. KUNKEL's
WORM SYRUP never fails to remove them
Price $l.00 per bottle, or six bottles for $5.-
90. (For Tape Worm write and consult the
Doctor.) For all others. buy of your drug
gist the Worm Syrup, and if he has il not,
send to Dir. L. +. Kunkel. $50 N. Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail. free
send three cent stamp. June Is, IT.
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70 all persons residing in paludal districts,
nr. + Wilhoft's Anti Periodic or Fever and
Agne Tonic, cannot be too highly recommend
ed. Il has been for years specific in ma
larial diseases, but now that the propretors,
Wheelock, Finlay & Co., Of New Orleans
give its composition to the public, it should
BE- preferred % any other proprietary medi-
cine. For sale at Bosenbaiy's drug store,
iiiia city, mud BY druggists generally. 81
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02
In Dress Goods.

An overwhelming stock of every conceivable fabric
color quality and price. Buntings will be popular
again and we have them Plain Striped, Plaid, Laees
Beiges Figured Laces, and Abatross weaves; prices
FROM 25e to ST. In rare AND exquisite novelties Of y-
ons Makes have magnificent bargainsf ranging
in the neighborhood of 50 per yard In strictly all
wool De Beiges We have superb selection, that are
remarkably cheap by customers who bring
samples and compare at our counters In Zephyr cling
hams Prints Percales, Jaconet Lawns have every
good thing ESQ far know that Is made and the
crowds generally the counters say assortment is
most attractive.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
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Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan are coming to
this country to bring out another piece of in
nocent drollery similar to Pima fore.
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TAR AND FEATuERs ron LIBEL.-The
Plainiield Bulletin states that Il Mr.. Sanford,
owner of a farm near Bound Brook was treat
ed TO coat of tar aud feathers on Thursday
night last. MIR. Sanford is the head Of stove
foundry company in New York. lie owns
farm " up the canal from Bound Brook, y and
it is occupied by Henry Dakin, Miss Carrie
/. Dakin, the organist of the Bound Brook
Presbyterian Church, and her mother. Mr..
Sanford spent much of his time at the farm
and was member of tho Dakin household.
Recently public attention was directed to the
farm and its occupants by several anony
ineus squibs which appeared locally in the
Bound Brook Chronicle. One squibs was di-
rected Extensively against Miss Dakin and was
signed 81 and Mr.. Sanford was accused
of being the author of 1t as well as the other
pieces, although there is no evidence of it.
On Thursday night Mr.. Sanford, Miss
Dakin and Mr.. Dakin drove from prayer
meeting, and when nearing the farm were
stopped by two mon. They seized Mr. Sand
ford, pulled him out of the wagon, and as
soon as he was out Mr.. Dakin whipped up aud
drove off, leaving him.
The two assailants removed O portion of
Mr.. Sandford's clothes, and after having told
him he must leave the place inside of ten
days. applied a coat of tar and feathers.
While they were still at work Dakin returned,
and, Mr.. Sanford alleges, encouraged the
proceedings. Mr. Sanford was but slightly
injured. 1t is admitted that Miss Dakin who
Is an accomplished and most excellent young
lady, has suffered undcservedly in the prom
inence given her name in connection with the
troubles, but no one countenances such UNI
lawful acts as that Of Thursday night.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

The most inexcusablo folly is to endure
Dyspepsia with all its miseries, when IS ct.
bottle OF Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills win cure
the maady 5t,
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JOHN wANAMAKER.
In Black Goods.

We open to-day twice as good stock last
The most notable bargains 500 yards of Fancy HERNIA
ME just received, that we sell ut
JUST HABF PRICE.
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DEATHS.

EvERITT-Near Brook yfile June IL 1870 Ezekiel Ey-
eritt, In the sSrd year of his age.
HARTPENCEs-At Oakdale Delaware township, May
49, 1879 Peter " Hartpence, aged n years, months
and 2S days. ~
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new Rich BLOOD!

PARSONS PURGATIvE PILLS make New Rich
Blood and jill completely change the blood in the en-
tire SYSTEM in thfe onths Any pefsonwho will take
sound health If such thing possible. Sent by mair
for 8 letter stamps. I. u JOHNSON &- co. Bangor
ne July,-4w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

The only con5biaaFio& Of the true Janaica Gfnuer
with choice aronnatieS as& French brandy Which pre-
vents malaraI rivers regulates the stomach and
bowels percs dges5ioH as inseFes frotestion fncus
Ask for SAxYoRp's. Esrss H. exa srse
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02
In Cloves and Furnishing Goods.

The famous "Jugla Kid Gloves
The fauous Alexandra Kid Gloves
Thousands of dozens Spring and Summer Fabric
Gloves many of them Imported expressly to order
for the most fashionable people
DE JOINyILLEn SCARFS.
A most extraordinary bargain opened few days
ago AT the Grand Depot In be Joinville" Scars tor
Gentlemen, and were rapidly sold, They extra
quality of Silk small, neat effects, and As
inches long and inches in width. There 20
different colors We have succeeded in getting another
small lot.
is Thu real value is Sl2J.
ons price is SO cts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02

the manufacturers of silk goods over the adj.
vance IN the price Of raw silk. Three years
ago this month the raw material was lower
Than ii had been for the previous twenty
years. Owing to the short crops there was
sudden advance in the market and the price
Went up from 81 to $40 pound. Since that
time there has been gradual decline in the
price and less than a month ago fine raw silk
could be purchased at from 50. rs to So. 80 per
pound. The sudden rise in the price is owing
To the almost utter failure of the Italian crop.
The French crop is also very poor This fail
nre Of the European crops was caused by the
cold Spring. The Italian and French silk is
tile best raised in tho world, and it is used in
The manufacture Of the first grades of dress
goods and ribbons. II has greater briliancy
and is much stronger than the silk Of China
or japan.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02
In Umbrellas and parasuls.

NEWEST STYLES IN PARAsOLs.
Among the new parasols that brought forward at
the last moment find greater favor than those Of
satin in brown, dark blue, black olive or beige shades
with white polka dots and the polka dot border"
We believe the only Philadelphia house show
ing the "Polka dot border
We have every combination of color
Our special Offering this week is 200 Twed Silk, 90
inch rain Umbrellas fine natural wood handles, Para
gon frames, coors Dark Green Blue Black and Brown.
These are identical with the goods have been
selling at $3.25.
PRICE NOW s2.s7l5
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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State Of New Jersey, county OF Hunterdon, ST.:
i, VIM. ". Cooley, Cashier of the ahove-named bank
do soemny that the above statement Is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
5ss7 VIM, v. COOLEY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this goth day of
June, 1879.
HUGH B. ELY
Master In chancery, State Of New Jersey.
CoRREcr-Attest;
HUGH g. ELY,
r. H. VAN HORN. Directors.
J. PATTERSON SMITH,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02
In Travelling Bags and Trunks,

We show, we believe, the largest stock In the city
We have every shape and size, and customers have
choice of
Four Hundred Bags to Select from
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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There Is now on exhibition at the Great
Aquarium at Broadway and Thirty fifth ST.,
New York, Owned by the Reiohc Brothers.
of Hoboken,) living whale, swimming fisk
lily about IN large pool Of water, floating
iaziy blowing saucily or diving quickly, as
the whini seises him. and altogether having q
jolly good time. This baby of the leviathans
is not only the largest but the liveliest speci-
mon ever exhibited, and draws crowds Of Gu
riosity seekers to the building, as we'll as
thousands of school children who cannot be
restrained from pattng the huge, good natur-
ed creature on the back and who mako the
place resound with their laughter when they
are deluged by spray from his flukes
This pretty captive was caught upon the
shores of Labrador, where the whales resort
for about six weeks in May and June of each
year. 1t cost 50, 900 to bring him and his ba-
by mate "a little smaler) from the waters of
the Atlantic to his basin in the city. The
capture was effected by the driving of stakes
in the bottom of small bay at low water
mark. thousand or moro cells were used as
bait. and when at high water the whales came
in the enclosure, gate fifteen feet high was
lowered to shut them out from the sea. When
the tide went out they were lifted, and placed
in long boxes lined with with sea-weed, and
having canvas sings upon which the whales
rest The two boxes were then brought by
schooner, after 8 days sail to South Quebec,
where they were shifted upon q railway car,
and barrels of salt water ranged round them.
Every two minutes day and night, n pailful
Of water was dashed over each, and SO they
rode on sea and land q thousand miles. 1t was
Sunday when they arrived at the Aquarium
and scene of excitement ensued.
The men who had captured and so far
guarded tho whales were faint from want of
rest, while the attendants of the place were
wild with delight at their arrival. The larg-
est fish was lifted bodily and thrown into the
great SEALS tank. II sank to the bottom, and
for fully minute anxiety and dismay cloud
cd every face. Then it rose and squeal--
ing like pig, blew forth sheet of spray.
Since then it has become almost as lively as
when it baskcd in the waters of old ocean.
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DAUCHY'S ADVER EASEMENTS

fA = sls ssS9 JoINFouR COLONY !
Maps and pamphlets nee. J. F. MAscHA. clarenont
va. June 49, 4w.
%1n6r returns in 80 days on SiOo invested ofRcial
49, - REPORTS and information free Like prch.s
weekly on stock options of $40 10 $5es address.
POTTER WIGHT i co, Bankers s. Wall ST., n Y
Jnly2:-4ws ss Ja
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REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF
7 he AmWell National Bank

= At LAMBENTNILLE,
In the State of New Jersey the close of business
rsf June 14th, 1879
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Amweu Lodge. A. E. a. M.
o A STATED COMMUNICATION OF AMWELL
w LODGE No. IL, A. II. A. M, will be held at
w Masonic HALL, Lambertville, ON WEDNESDAY
JOHN 9. MOORE, sEc'Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-02-18
THE BILLINGS MURDER CASE
MOTION PoR CHANGE or VENUE DENIED.
(By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

DAIIsrox, Feb. II. 1879.
The Court this morning announced that after con-
sultaticn the Judges upanimous in denying the
motion for change Of venue In the Billings murder
case. This decision virtually settles tho question Of
again trying the accused. District Attorney Ormsby
states that attempt will be made for another trial
within year at least Billings bail was reduced
from f30OOO to $1,000. JONES' the witness for Bill
ngs indicted for perjury. gave surety Ia $500 bail
to appear for trial in June,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
News from Ac r0ss thc Ocean Tho
Latest frOM Europe and Asia.
Tho Military Situation in Atghanis-
tan Russia Delighted at the
English Reverses sir Staf-
ford Northcotes An
swcr TO Bright
The Tcbborne Case To Be Rooponod The
Papal Nruoio 10 Visit Bismarck
tFt;IItNIS'TAN

IoNpn-s Dec. 2o-Aflor iho cabinet eotr II
TO day. the autborliinR Of the Wu orr . hold II
meeting lasting several hour. for Tho purrna"
OF considering tha navisHi5illy of Rnn finF -nin
foreamene - hfghaustau
IppnoN Deo. 40 II Il Officially nnnarncnd
that dapat'h fram aeN RrtRht, i,tnd l. com
ber 4. informed tho Niop-oy of Iuiia thn NJ itan.
Cough wnF unable to farra hl4 WY irtn Gahu,
with his brigade ho aop. BliEha piorosed ns
soor aa a',rnnRcmonta could ha uniate hold
the posts f-om lndn t. Gandampl ta advance
on Gabul with his d!&irinn numbering 5000
men.
tcegrnm from FalEnrRu. dnteA M 1ny, aays
There IB no aeriaua lighting htra N!l N Won.
GAIeurTA Dec. 2G. Thn Eps 4rnnInnt of Ia ie
hes published al ~ plannitol.of ths militnrr
situation In AfEhaniainn. Il pthtnn that Hati.
Roberto had anp'o transuur fai nmmunitiNr.
sBeslde The twenty three cannon lmpnRpR ~
ha force he had o. eapturcd oanuou, many Fl
which were riff "a Ht4 renahmnuta s4n
paalv te held hl gron mHn. lnAN uE ao, fraa tar
offensive operations. atn NFtEht lNe l2eoa u-rn
, hetSEssn Jalerpc1 aud IdEdHltk with thtvty
canncn. two mnfthR supplies ari rnmul tn ~
virional ana brigade Transport ,n,uiinE INV
forces AZ Cansal ar aud III TIM krrum valiey ho
total field toree Ia $4,000 mon with i6a g.9n1.
which ~ const rod anglo t"r present tea9trn-
menta.
llAplNth i@0n H0HiWN 70 tHN tNitfHd tiHf
dated Decemhar 10 paya II was rrpar.nl
ThrradaY that Cen. q 3ngh wavid uIohalhy ro-
tire upun Feif ran. thrnn milos west IF tht
TurkntH river. hui Il u nnw believed hn will ro-
main nj JaedalRk and ahaftlv eIoar away tha
ahlietH IN his 5rout. Clan. hrhuthHO \ brigade
IA distributed along Tho rani hnw"ru aun-
damakan and Iagdatnk, Contrary tooSpecta.
ton the tribes below Jrlnlanni cont innn 1ui"t.
Had Nan bright advanced wIth htn whole fnr,".
ioUhtlnps the III hmauda attl tha AflrniH WoMlA
hnye risen Int tn" Rystem ~ lrwlrdiHg ttoups
from Jolalahad only ia r, intuieemnufa Arrived
from rnshRwl + mn ,rda them NJ olouirg
GFrnt efforts nrn hainE nain lar aunniy con
ronfratinn NJ Paah twdr. Man, iva pFtnn"a
hnTa tpndPrea thnir II aist 4uca q ~. R0aarta'
statements af hi4 ability TO hold hta uosi ar and
take tue otfaEaivo on two rbie oupnltuuily
have hNnn positive thHt the IN Siaiy 1T HrAf
fslt on hnhah Df the Rlrfiaan in tho HAiruur
Glntonmcnis II much aha NV.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
WASHINGTON.
KaIlogg sulmlbns Moro WitnosFos When
the sroHard Kellogg Case Will
30 opened

NAsrIlNar I'M Doc n The Renato GnmmtttNo
sn Prtyt,esM nni Gtnhi"na IA my grant"l y
Isqunat HumittM3 hV Eanator Kellogg. for tho
t#auHuon tf RubunaH4 for thlH do5an aidi
tlnuul witneasoa In hia hchaf.
Ouorf tam IS Nj. Twi,rheli. RS memh"r of
~" Louisiana L"rieafnrn. ana now IHitnd
Ataip4 n n4nl ~ Kiaarton Canada lhn Rnh-
lfietus af0totnruable january 10. On which day
tho tnktur ef Testimony in II" Npot'ord K"llogg
e9aa VIII therefore. h. resumed,
Hrs4 4kNa# tSrFr arAwE COMMERCE. nrII.
Thn btll reported III thn House wv
dry br Knproarna'iEe McKonua from
the GummttoN on Commerce. known ae
lsanEnu'a htl, WA a'iaptr'i hy n" cnmmltt"o, MI
4mhutitntn lrr wv original hill which was lii
tra.i ra"a III thn IIou4t, on Jannary n, 1874 The
,thaugcs nude from 'ho original hll arH fow,
Tho most tmpottnnt nnendmont ptopoe"d Is
tho extension of tha iiah ity of vnaHel4 nnvi
EHfinr rlvera ani inlnn wntara. IN we'll M nu
fha hiRh aeIR f,raeetlnnH. resulting from ship
8ant n dangerous ntftal"a.
Tur roslMAgrEr GENERALS nLACK List.
Tho fo4tanlao nopnr nnnt To-day nid"d to ita
taak lia. III par@onh Hri III W. p whom "'thNr
tho holiyNfy oi rNE4oTNl lRttt'Ia " thu pny
snnnt II morny ordera u forbid Ion tho nHmps
OF Al"ri9'@ \ -. aAYn'f 81 Ihe i yal linyhnn
I5nttory mlio Castillo. agent ~ the Spanish
GavrrunHnt otetY; k"ppteh ~ md John
plpton. alta4 Y fiall N cn.. .r%,pr"RnntinE YIN
rtou7 hm.cl'Hn iett"rtna Al OF this above
TITO dnpattmcnt has Also plHrod IN the list tho
nam"4 "F I, Cio5aa, niina u ST. og3,, "f
awir,1linE busiuetA uRdnr thirtnor dilfarnnt
alise ea sueh " The Franklin Publishing Com
pany. tho Ray Printing COMPANY. 49,. "" nH-
vorti-rR fn non,i WV AZ f"ur oana "arh 4 Na
rfniy NJ valuable nftitlaR. inelafug standard
Dictionaries. Handsomely bound, urafasrly "
tnHtiHtnd hihloa. photograph alhums nhd play
Ing rniia. nnh without mHl1nE any r.furn
whatever ~ kntR tha rnmiatano"a. With nn
a3rinE VII thnrapott " tHn y, ,Iarm"nl .tHun'1i ".
agout rumhnr about fl6O lRily from Ill parts IT
tho lfnitnd Nutna and CANADA. Nonn of hts
dupNs rnepand tI his tempting 0tIara ~ nit
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
POLITICAL.
The RepmbIicans Indignant III the
MainO Count.
Indignation Meeting ut Augusta with
Blaine as tho Orator Why tho
Republican Mcmhora of tho
Legislature Wore
Counted Out.

AUGUSTA Dee "A largely attended lndIg
nntion meotinE WIS hold hero Inat might 10 pro-
tns, nrninat tho raanut action of 'he Governor
and Council with referonre IL nlnntnn roiurna
HnuRtor Blnino pra4dni. and ma3n II long nj
drnRa iaetting iorh tha grieXtnrM Al which. h.
Had. tha people complained I'm declared That
tho nlepitnn ~ NeptamhHr wR7 proceeded by u
thu rough canvass. and VIVA fnll FREQ nnd fair.
Tho oi1)cial rniurna ehowei ,lat The lt"puhIl-
ann rnniiaan for apy"rnnr hnd n plurality a
III 900 over thN Gfennhnnk Candidate. ana ri
4R nol oyar tho DennGrdiF candidate. thHt III
Tho Scnalo tho knpuhlirnua "l"ctnd utuntonn
Rnnntnra nnd tha oppnt tna iWnyt: that ~ 'hA
Houan thu II KunhllrnnI rhnAN ninety mamhNEs
nnl thn nIlpalttnn RiNty-UnA. anna that On thu
u gialatvn tI,,kat Ii" KOpuhle ma had an nhsa-
iuis majnrlty uf ntaly hHea Oh Il popular vote.
This being to" onHe, no enid. common h"nhsy
.rnd common dNcanry ~ HnV nothing III oNeth,
integrity required thH the mNn rhasnn by tho
uaOuIn Shout bn declared nlerna III Il rocniva
iheir cnriinonto but tho Governor ana Council
havo declared uthetwla". ani IN g illusion with
nfhor wnil known men th"F nntnrrd ut" y Gon-
pappln ~ their ahoiar nnd thnn bntrnn hN re-
mHr kHha count Shi u hAa Itla' closed to the
| lasing diahonor and di4graee of all who had
rnrt or lot In II,
Tho taehnioRl anl trivial daraata H. said In
roturna from Republican towns. Hnah nA tho
amistipn III dnt ia nuH cro4s VI The leaving af
il of fro maH'S ntna. printing nHmoa
nj riht auglna ~ tha narrow silN IF tho ttHk"t,
whom they rrull huvn hann parnlla', nto had
barn franr UNA tp destroy ho unpnlar vote
nnd maintain IA power party anu mon whom
the unauIa hay TcJaGl"l. Tho r"sult of th"
whole of this pfttut nud w@k"l pottfnGgtng
WnA tp change the Republican majority 0t aavan
ir the AnnHt" nui tWnntY-n lna ~ tha ltan@nta y
TiRiau urtIrrity If min" III thnSnnatn nnd Ervhn=
tuNn In the Houso with nva itnpuhliauu nitIoa
completely ditfIanehaod and dnutnl by tim
Goyarnar md Council ovsn tho poor boon Of II
now election.
JOHNNY DsvaNrnRT'a kvawFR To TILE CHARGES
MADE AGalNsT HIM
,.,J I,I,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
ENGLAND.

LONDON na,. 40, sir StaT ,rd NnIhcato
ChGncellor o. tho EXah"uuor, i NV ,rei ~
addCass tp-aaV At tho gr,ut Cnnservnttvn do
mnnatratian ~ Lneds. H. ~ 5tia u 4 tHtlad rn-
ply to tho rtaant apaa aat'- VIZ mafnhArF M tllU
liharal party and oompiAtmGa 'ha Gr i4tanr M
comparison u tho eNannattnfa III thn itth lfn
and Cpnat rSative go uihmHnts wuR iHItari4us,
as ho made no allOwaue s Ter the extraordinary
WAR expenditures neceaaitatoa oy Eh+tcrn .onl-
Thotane N John BrIghta apnaoh a' In rot
ter banquet. he said, w4ts ron ark ahln Bright
n republic In EnRlnni. nnd EnmpHltng thn
United States III thn Il itirh Emptra ha had
pointed npt taat ~ w,ln nnstan' ~ ~" ln-tor
celor IA serted thHt tho atit'v of tho govern
ment In .kfRhuni tan w4s onaoi defense. mt {
Annefatipn / hoy atfll aihoraa 10 tn naticy
sat forth ii the treaty af GHnanrnk hnt ysiahrd
AfRhnnLst an ta receive Il EnvRrEm"nt auItahI"
to It's pau ulat IN, =" thnt tho country might
form q Ia rrtar hetw ea India gtld any Eower
that might enrfah h Oh t.
He AsSur rd his auditors thni thn anvNrr mont
was rencm 1iuE anthtrg Z rettvo M th. stlrHtwu
in Afghan stan. Tho government. 10 said
would lake measures To Il 'viata th" distress Ia
ireland wit hout paupcfiziuG the pnpGlat ION,
hut while CRreful 0f the nrNtnrin, rraaunrify of
Irelani worlll aanyr iii. inpi.t III maintnnlncn
OF law snd order. and would rnvnr c4srnr,ta
with any dOmards for home rn4n which th"
responsithle atat@ mon Of ~ pMtt@ knew g. ho
Impossible.
the nuahea4 Ok Marlborough hEs written Nh
the Lord Mayer or London nhktrS NIL ai1 tp
induce ths, wealthy citix ms II iopdun tn { m
tribute TO the relief OF tho starving poor In
ireland. Ehe oXpr0saes fear that th" distress
will ha terrible unless nrivatu lnnnvalnr IA
comes tn tle nsaistnnaa " tne suAarrrs rio
Lord Mayor hHa aruoupr Il hia reg dnoaE "a
corporate With tho pnehese ot Marlborough.
The DAity NefrS say: We H&l s.ratRni that
stops ar pr@Gu.in writ ot rrtnr tG tine sA9a
Of Arthur NEtaH th. riGhhHrnn rlrtn.am were
tskenhy Lor Rivers nnt Mr d1iIf,. On,tew,
undeE the advice oG Ef. kanpaly whl aptlind
lor Il eimilar wri In 1874. ont il hen ra-
fused. IL IL stated mat tne rt4a viii Nh taken
NJ the n ,usa tf Trra. fDr hn4l 5nUiai,n anI
HAr Ia ttIFift la n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21

| TEE --LATEST NovELTIEs.-Th know how to do
a rushing business. and they keep on doing IT,
and that Is Why their establishment Is daily
crowded. All this refers to Me8srs. Max Beer
\ Co.. M. 167 tn4l street who, besides the i'm
mense aud varied stock In store. have Just re-
ce!yed large invoice of the vary latest novel;
ties In the New York market things nobbg
nice and fresh. Their prices for cash are low
and. By being strictly on time before the rush
gets too heavy. you will be enable to buy flrst-
class articles and enjoy Christmas as it should
be enjoyed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21

LSokinE over tire Cincinnati Southern
KnnM

ATLANTA Dec. 10 Gov Bishop OF Ohio nc
eompAuieh by President Clomeuta Of the Gu
ginantt Sonho,n kailrgad: A. Il y aher, ". a.
Iubn. ]. w. Marble n. i. wilson AMI Tom
Ito Cincinnati Southern Railroad. Trey were
rauch plensea with their trip and t"ai sure Of
Nm htinnta u tti hem great attention and. they
Il rtarn impressed With the fact that Nmntn III
Il : real southern terminus of the road. The
ua Ity returned To Cincinnati this afternoon.