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sama tmo ho did nothing At all. !
suppose II was local Interest that he could
mt afford IN directly attack. / bcsought
him tn ask Fernando Wood 70 take Tie BIN out
Of the p!veun-s,olc aud bring II before the
llonse. # never was touched, md The session
Of Convrus. nlioururd on the 4th ot March last
with ll,r qulnlne men grInnIng Ia my face. But
unexpectedly an extra sesston was called.
then took up tic question atrcsh. and wrote
letter after letter upon Il, and mailed them 10
lhe nov menhers Of Tie Ways andMeans Com:
mIttrcs. Aiills, Of Texas. aud Morrison OF
Illinois, began to write 70 INC about II. Although
Randall had made Wool Chairman avaln, these
men rot tho measure IN and passed IT,"
How nucl, llayo those people in phtiadct-
pllIa made bv this monopoivl"
!. We'll. Powers Il WclVFitnan have hccp nut.
ting up 7tN.Oo0 yiala nf q,ttn'no every year on
wlcf, they hni clear profit of G' cents cacL
Each Vial contains an ounrs. Thus they ma,la
s1oo,o ,ooo Annually, md ,slr incona WIS often
monopoly. The trouble" continued Moore,
'.nl,out members Of the WAYS and, sleaus
Committee 10 far more npt to bv oplnionatc1-
1,c.s than corruption. >, rlerc hardly ever was
member who did not hnve knk In his hcari.
There was somsthng he was suru bo knew
nbuut.n
, 1879-08-18
TRAMPS,
ERtfat Correspondence Of The tribune.

6Wtta1 L6Fft5F"H7FFHct u TIE 1f15dHFs
DEs Mo1NIs, Ia, Aug. 15.-Wcdncslay even
Ing, car loaded With lumber was ssdc-traekcd
for luu'ber-yard here. 1nto It crawled twt,
tsamps, to 70 West. About llslf-past the uezt
morning n ynrd.man heard voices in The cas,
and listened. "Tou, believe this Is Council
DIuffs": and head protrnle'l from the win.
dow at tlle end Q! the car, and the fGl1nw ousesl
abnut. Tom's head catne out. fnllnwed With
''Tliat's so. Joe! Let's TO up town aud hnnt
some grub" Joc's head came ont ara,n. took
another vlcw. md said: Odd II believe this
Is the Dlutts. It's the ncxt station" inst then
he espicd the yard.man. "W'Iat station I.
thisl" "Dcs Moincs." Joo'a head went back
Into the ear tn. o hurry, mud. as the sardman
moved otI, ho heard: "H-l. TON! wc'ro III
Des Mniues yet! Tits d-d car mint going auy.
whrre.n
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Has I.talaurck aIIscal loulitttd7 r


There IL cnual uncertainty IN Hcrtnanv as to
tl.a future course pf tlernany with re.art to sht
Ecclesiastical laws. That pronllsu or agreement
tl,ut they will bc suspended Or modified was
given to tbs uttramontRties to secure tllulr SUD-
uost In thu Chamber, tileru sutI,s to bc little
question; but thu difficulties OF carrying u out
Ara pyobJ!!r greater thun wtrn anticipated.
by The election. ut Drcslall, Ut Herr 4ascnrleYrr,
ono OF 1hr Leading Socialists IN lacFtnauy, Il
wrtrr Ut u.a l.assaiis school. A1l for years thu
President pf tho SocIety Vt German Working
mon. un tho first ballot hu got 5,i0l votes; J;
Leonl,aru, tl.o National Liburp!, 5,uz4; unl
]iagcr. tho ultlamontunc, e,3N On tla second
- clear majority ha:.ts necessary to election
hiSsral liz 'as Sn, S0t ts W Utraata"o ] @ disanpearns
from tho srunc. TherO thus appears to bu no
doubt that lilo Socialist dyed his election to III.
tralnontanes; md people ase naturally asking
II th,a IL Tho way Tint lho alliance Of tho Guy-
crntnent with the latter ID goIug to saYe the
country from Communism
, 1879-08-18
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.



Nvw Wang. Aur. 1o,-1ho great topic In
rro,,c !. ,t,Ii The weather, although thcru 1iava
he"n ioto!y ttlu, glcarn, Of sunahlnc. Tho
English arc no longor twttted about their IN.
rnr1sh,v Ial,lnr back on tho subject when short
~ conversations, topics. Yet some people nro
1I.nosel 10 Wow tie question Of bad weather
with p.,IlosophEc Indifference, "They'll havc 70
come nny vay, to got cured,, was inc remark Of
nut Americana havo no Idea Of tho depressing
,pnuenccs of weeks Of rn'n. During debate on
.1,o yrI,u,,.rcycpuc tnK, few years ago. In tho
11ousc Of Commons, remark WIS made With
regard TO tho greater hcea VI pfcss"1.As
jicit dstlllat!on In the west OF Ireland,
when Sir Michael ll!cka-i'cacl.: who WINS t'len
Secretary ior Ireland, rcp!led' "1l'e money oo-
taIue.l would not pay for tic expense lnctlrrcu'
mi, verify believe The Inhabitants would be
driven TO commit suicide Il hcy had not
,i,rOp' now and then, 30 defeesaD!o ID ING cls-
, 1879-08-18

Dtrcctoltc. Fyowcrs aro tho rrost ornaments
i0r hats worn At tho seaside; fcn, ,hors arc for
vista OF ccrumuny md friendship; ind !naccts
Tor hats which arc shown or On tho "scconlo
prom eua.lo."
13ott The t}cr,nan and Belgian papcrs arc ilav.
fntt great deal Of CRITICISM about our ,unpz It
must bc acknowledged that there Il very 1ttlo
rcn1 learned, sharp criticism In this country.
bianY Ut our sctloolf,ooks are simply tho product
Of political Jobs. A herman paper nIegra that
tho atlas Ut Mitchell. published in 1877, amouE
other hagrant errors gives no place in It's map Of
Germany to tho City OF Dorlin; strnsbl'r9 y
PLACED In France: and The Grand.D'ieIiy OF
DarrnBtad d-twonderfut rausfornation-'las be"
cou,s an Island in tho Okhotsk Sen, and INC m
habltants thereon derive their living from
whalc:1shng! its statiatics arc equally atnns- u
ing. Vicunn hrs only 6Ghuo in'lnnltan's, @ ~
stead Of ,A0 Nv; Naples only lboM.m1t NJ mast
be at least h0D,0oo; aflu Henon l,o," AZ
o.llcr n.las Is published by Ronav- I Catholic M
editor of Barclay street, New tnsk, 'oe
tho use Of schools, Ia WHICH franee "
only given IN provinces. IL "onsa no W..
as reasonable to Elvo map o. LIZ NJ
United States Of lOo ycart a4o. ~
!naps Ia this country arc mot euualtY srf9ncoas. %
Wu arc threatened with an efnoft o. Gevman
atlascs,-crrtatn!y tho ocst IN the Hosiu' but lne
necesslty for which u not onae ev.nent. u ,,,..
reThaps .apof1, o. tnv n1,,,,,',s san Euus-
Lively term norse'raeHlRt us'1e-ntnt.,H' piseuns
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lTow tho lutnlnH Tax .t4s lsepunird.

va Hhf" = Srht111 Lttttr TO C1nc'nHHtt EHgMrfT.
Among thu odd eharartGra WIN lave pushed to
tae front on ,spscIaity,'s Atoora, somewhat
knuua as tile parsru Merchant. liu Is all
English Hebrew, who may huvc lived in 1udIa,
but h. aays lo came 2, to this country when ho
was III years old, He Is sQlarc'bultt u,a1l,
with small, sharp nosc, bright, ,lAts eyes. aud
rather rally lustaclio nli1 beard, now gray.
Tho recent scpcal of tho duty on 4u'n!na WAS to
2, consllsratie oxtsnt wruayht out by hEta.
llu opcncd The conyuraatlon Oh his tay.trita sub
jert.
ITO whom do you elyo the credit OF putting
tliat bill through CUngrGssfn
swell IL touk twelye years to get any attcn-
tion Whntover patd to Tho subject. 'lll1 two
larce irn,s Ut Qulnfne-1nakers Philadelphia IUpt
ther agents ont, nHl u took hut llttlu money
to do great deal u corruption around tho
preas IlloY fclt 80 sururo that their whole
lobby at laat Was anu man nainnl Iolles; he sue
ceadcd II. having nle goot! usal vilIlUi. Tint
did not matter, ~ tlts employers huu beut' Ut it
for twelve years ,o Ilet even went at my l!ttlo
platc worth $l,bo. III tla Custuul-l louise, ,wherc
Ind boon collecting statistics fnr the ntoElna-
ton Ut tho Treasury ul,d .i.e Wuys ntul Ateaas
CoMu,ittoes Slr. john Hhcrmau had the stnnsl-
ness to discusses inc OF 1bat paca y lass y dld
nlu no Injury. lluwsvrr, us | hayo bucou,e nIu-
pcnacnt bj workLl. for mercantile lne.,. gayo
Information to tho British hontll Jluers IN Eeo,
utid peopIu IN wunt Ut corporation uhl o.ior
stutstcs 1heso Is nu pines III the Uufted Statra
uuyerlIElent That would tako ag,llu,"
-" As YOU have lad good ueal to iu Wltl tho
Wars Al.l Means Committee, let ,un ASK yuu
WIZ IL rlle bust man Aat you havo ever mot IN
tllat Cnntulttout'
"You 1ncan now uul In tho past} Uuuoubt-
cdly Gun. sctsrnck llad the quickest grasp, tno
most Ttnsly perception. and moro power To curry
his measures through. Fernando Wool IL i
daanal laiturn, aila e'ni,nues to bo ~. One of
tllu nloas useful Inrn ! eyer knew was Jatuts
Brooks. lls did not know much uud lad 10
learn the Whole subject: have s1t up many
night It'll lnnc after u,ilnfgat Ut tile Arlington
t1 Vhxh III n Pt.tlt hir, et,T,
au.l tl,at. The Credit Aobli,ar kll'cd hlln.'
s1al Speaker Il !uliali glys you any a.ststanee
in geuealnS silu Quntne taxi"
"Nu; Au was always ptuusb!a about II, but
DO something against Tho quninu mnnupo.r,
Moorsl Tails u Wood about IT, Again ha
suId That QuEnluu nonoooIy nas spcnt
$4,000 to $4,000 10 defeat ms,' At the
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cities and toyns than IN the country among
tho lover than the upper closscs. In Paris QUO
vowef T. etever ,e1fsi ~ n ny ,he'o aF
rinrns il etet,tesn to 1ID for The Department Of
lie Heino nnh ak 10 1f1 for The rest ri Frnucc
The proportion of ilIiteratc Is BtlIf very great
man In twcnty.nne who cannot writc; 4, the
cltlcs, one In four; III tho country, ono In thrse.
Ignorance Il stIl1 greater amonu The women.
In tic Hcine. one In seyen cannot write; IN the
other one. Th's ignosaneo Ia Diminishing, but
even so-lay one'thtrd TIE pcoplo who marry
cannot wrlto.
In Switzerland there IL not ehcuhcrd. living
ak months OH Tic summit OF the Alps, who
cannot read anl write correctly.
As 10 tho question. 81 often aRitatc0, of mar
rtagc considered from a hYgfonlc potut of vlew,
statistics inform It's TINT before 70 yunrs fur
men and 2j for women tho mortality
Is greater In marriage than In cc1I1acv. Alter
this age, marriage becomes conducive to lol-
Kcvity. II before this ago II WAS dangerous, IL
10 because 1t was premature. 1n all condEisoDh
of life Ht1owhO0d Is tho most depl0rable, ex-
ccpt nfter % years, when tho greater nurtnt!ty
Is observed anang ts,e celIbates. Among Grim
1nais, tho proportion OF unmarried is b3 pcr
CONT; Tint Of nlarricd women ~ ycry ltGht,-an
additional proof that marriage has nosc NOR
alizislg cIIect on tho woman tlinn The man.
Let us consider tho gEGat question of tic hour,
-divorcc. From 1909 to lSl1 The yearly average
wns 2E3. DurllG the past ten ycAra ,tle number
Varied frun :, 400 ~ 2.t>0. fherv Ia 1lttle de-.
III ,il for DIVORCE In tho early years OF maErlcd
life: 1t comes 1t the ond Of ftru Or tcn veara.
The liberal professions, independent genttcsnent
owners Ut t1'deh pronerty, furnish sJ per cent !;
commercial EcnttcHlci1, VI per cent: husband
mail. 1E; and worxing classes, 81. Nincty.onu
por cent Of Tho divorcc.sutts ,sc!u coa,menccd
BY. tic women. ..
III conclusion, marriage Is moro popular than
ever, mud We nrc no longer living IN tho tinu IN
With the old ricurdy pupt perpearatc.l tho fol-
lowing pleasantly:
What have y0u tonc to merit hcavcni"
sald st. Potter 10 q brave follow who prcsgnted
lnlsrlf at The gatu Of Paradise.
At have been married twice."
"uet out Df hcrc." enid tic loorkocpev Of tho
snlntfy dwelling. " Heaven Is not for fools.
He who murrics nucn Is q martyr, but be who
docs 50 twice Is fool.n
, 1879-08-18
FRENCH POLITICS.
1r1nssatet from Il French JourhaL for 7ae Tribune.
utAi SfIu

bH EHsHtA Stanley.
LYoys, July 3o.-Arrivinx In Lyons yesterday,
l found political affairs moro disturbed tllnn
during previous visit fow months ago. Joy
then benmcd Til every countcnance, md for tho
first time in my life was favored to SEQ a Pre-
feet laughing With MI Ills heart. Macsfalon
had mado bis successor Visit OF ndieu III d
dress.coat and round hat; Crcvy Ind returned
the courtesy, lIkowlse Ii round lat and dress.
coat. All this pnssod without uniforms and
without bottcs dc cuirasslcr. Tho ptcco WINS adj
mirab!y played, like nm uninterrupted melody
Oh newly Y.lnycnted musical snufr-hox. "What
do you think OF our csisIsi" WIS asked on every
hand. "Are you content will. us In 5witzcrlandr'
"You must acknowledge that MaeAlahon has
retired with all tho dignity possible. with Il
tact and courtesy no QUO dared Ito hope tor"
"Do you know what Germany thinks OF usa"
protested that had no arceBs to tho councils
OF the godst and far less to the Cabinet Of the
Empire; TINT troubled myself but little about
German politics, having long since left Germany
to reside IN Switzerland. Still the intcrtUIa-
tories didn't cease: and It was evident tliAt
under this apparent seruEitY there was eonlc
anxiety regarding the durability Of the tran-
Iui!llty. ,-..-,
Whit singular people these French are!
Here, Ia this cltY, SO renowned Tor lily clerical
opinions, Thousand peoplo assembled last
2uudlY morning to hear tho distinguished Prof.
Yroca deliver discourse; mud. what Ia moro
astonlshlng, they applnndcd ms II at the thratrc
LYons is u rich aild Industrious cits, nnd, when
these elomon:s unite. certain spirit OF sacr!!lec
Is ew viSH bangs g'H of o 81 sea Msos ca
ten millions, mud snrpass auy srcu elsewhere,
oven In Germany. France, which was 80 back
ward in scirnse during this Empire, Is working
CONTINUES to uIspcrsc ull her means In military
prrparut!ous, she will bc Obliged to cross tic
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.tias",ccrtc,l !, ,l,vf wcs hv Hr.t ,nnrrioT.t !,
u, E, II
--------
MARRlAaE IN FRANCE,
3ron"af" ~ tne !e'oane lr,,a ."s tass ~, n.ooe.
~. ,.ou" "'"u' ~. - '..,..., .S
- ei'a'''ue1 y, Dspe1ss, ,t, "As luss puo''asu -
pooK eus''leu +"a't'ase nuu 'a''anefs Ill
IN those who pretend that tho number OF
marriages IL diminishing In France the statstfce
ra,hcrnl hv N I,p1rend nrov. thr contrary.
T., ~. 49,. ,,.,t - ~ .,aent e.,,.,rr ,,,a
III tNe "'st lH'A VI tnc pscss"t ccns"tS1 ~" aus
nlial average gave one ninrrlnEo for each 127
Inhabitants. Since that time tho proportion
has Increased to ono marrinre 10 1874 Snhab-
ttants. n thc different countr,cs NJ Eurono
aro compared IN thc matter oi mars,agf' ffahee
will bn found to stand fifth on tue list, which Is
as follows: Hungary, Russia, Germany. Aus
trIa. France. England. Denmark. Holland,
Switzerland, Italy, Norway Belgium, ssot,ntt',
Ia England there aro fuwer marriages t,,au in
France. III Belgium tlcrs are about 10 per
sc"t o ve @ ao
!htter country Is coh1p"f"''fe'S 'ne a'otc uenso'
ly p,llatcd,-havng greater population to
tic square milo. Belgium has 1884, inhabitants
to tl,c square mile, while l,rnz,l Inns but Que. In
mcro,ls In Hungary, and the fpwcst In ireland.
THIS without doubt, is due to tho fact that
iunsur5 Astso .a,,, e.Ins' ~ puc . "Mgas
10 Abundance, "t1ilc III lreEana the peop'o auHcr
more or lcss from l,uogcr. It has been rou,ark-
cd u france TINT. Ii, the years Of scarcity or In
1,,atrtoI cr,aIs morr3ares nrc much 1c,s fra
,~,.,,, .bar .a,,s,,1, tn,,.nsa nrrin1 IN.
Guent; wnsuo dnsv sens,piv % inStGasu .ia ourE '!e
{eaTS a. o. auunuh"Sa ~ I'LL h'!s Iuoa ~ s''rsa' - -
lo'f, tMe Ssas u tssn pttscs. ny 70 ptIt w
s. io " onH ~ sscf @ ah;,, a ,aa @ =,
bat ~ the M sueceeulns yess, wn'en was r. ,o one Of
nunnuaaco' l''o 'a''o 'nefaaseo " o"s ~ A"t 'u'
HaVisamts -, n,,a,, .,o J., .,.x,u
AFTER eea3on OF eeaem'c mere is aiways m
ii. nuoet . y, ,a,, ,e Iest a u
ltit IssteItous w! INV Whtn nnpets te ooai Bo
ei. 1o t !'aa 1aaa orsamIs, 10 ere repaIr Is IT,
l9sses ms ~ l - 1s afstagsa @ were c' ci
more nc afelaens @ saan 10 io. .ne Sear M n wa,sh
d dne cNo!cea Maoe Us appcatance III tne county.
iMete ate osneF Inniss Wh'en equaL1 anl'aenee
eu o Frn is ~ lax X rnsv manv
yonn1 ,unn mnrricd % n or,'cr WY csranc
tho draft. . The ,s-s sanc stats Of things wAs WI.
renewed IN iety; a. uie nres9niE-out
ot we waF wlth uermany' ano u WIS mufo
3nHlkgu W INT. tNat' ~ ths sl.ai u!seElets.
VI ns" as u e T. tHs tHc
eonn;rY. ~ w. DSnafttncn1 o. 5ne seile,
which contains lhc Clty ot fArts, tneTo is an
average 9! ons mnsrags 70 s'erY ~ o. popu2 VIZ
tioa ~ tnc rar,slan Bupuens, t oae III every 1-1i
IN" ~. y, 'r me GSu'irS, ss onI 'a ~ Sher ~ mo,
faeas inercasea since u1e bse!nning OF
tue century. nut, III audtt1on, their nver-
nee dnra;lon has oeon a!ll:mcute,;! i,!
ns the aaalt!oi1al lengtn o. nvcraeo lio. IN i5:l
- Was twenty..msee VEN Tears two mo- months; 10 isnt,
twenly.tonr yeaEs @ si1 month"; nn! to5dny II has
at;aaca twohtf'aye years. mus u WI! 10 seen
4 u poesloio 20 Gclebrate INC silver weduME ot
the great fhe!oflty OF married eoaoles; II tle
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HTOHAEEs .-..... 49,
IN tA4s ea.aNs, tArte hH<t t<tf, II rtast mr. la'
4erttoA. Each 4dd,ituR II Has, lDceftL
EIDELITY BTtJRAuE COMPANY. Stl9. -. - AND
30 ERat Van 6urtH H. e4tA1l*lsl IhIit IHrhlAcat
and rcllsba: fur furnltuFe Ani neFcnaAItci
CsTOtAuE FOR FUNNlru;tE. ME.tC.I ASUlat.
bu FxieA etp cheapats and he n cltf: a!fancat II
iUp, 1. psf knulu. ]. q, 4 q. FAIEY 1A ". G9ntaa
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miscellaneous
fT'o. RENT-Dy BAIRD & BRADLEY. ROOM ia, 90
SOUTH SIDE. -.- .-.. ... -
~ rlneenneshv., astUry Anj basement ltoue front.
iss ynceHnesAr. 2.aiorJ and basement stone trout
Groycland. court 2.st0ry and basement bsIck. SIS.
ls1l and 1874 WRbsah'Av.. :hatory And basement
las TwcntY. .ntts.st., apto1y and basement brick.
liza lulana-av.. .'story frame. second 1oof. dvs
isssms far fasn1les III md ia cotsasa aroys.sr,
wKsT SIDE.
nand 50: CsFE0t1.aS., !'AtoFy and basement stors
frnnta.
fs!''S;r,:5 ~ %r.t Ns.;on.,t, s'i meat market.
III West Iafe'' xi:f 3;'SHS sI;5 ,nt basement f''"'
=! North Lasp1tcM.. threc-atoFy and basement
brick. $40 t'tr !noath. ...,,.
s7 ,s, and cot.es SaesEs uisy..r Garner Twenty.
Il1th.sf., srontluE Cottage Grovs and south Park
Inn Archer.av.
~ North CA1al.St
3ut Sort, Wcls-st.
Suburban property on the North shore. 49,.
BE- nu n I'll eenson aSd sente Il ioW rae vi"
q! University Grove. on hlun overlooking the aEs viii
poS Soga ~ raso viz p.r md
1fshwoud, pleasantly located fetldences At very low
:::.tory frame. ss!ock. trom Myae PARK Depot als.
st. tKtuwuni statlpnl anil Eganda9c.av.
atIs hrck and fsac Goth!e cottage. eaae trout. on
South farE convenient 70 fndlaR1.av and Eeatu caFs
.sory hrlck. cottage tty!c, at Normal. Enslowood.
near the SUtfnAl Scluol and DEPOT.
, 1879-08-18

REAL ESTATE WANTED,
Observation-Disclosures WITH PAnTIEs
w having lahts for Ba1e III either WIGcunstp Mnnc-
sofa or DaEotn. Adtreas Y. box 40. Minneapolis.
M1hH.
WASTiEpIA WAi PiEcE oF iHPKovSD M rRnrEMTjf
O.. clear, worth 87ttt, caah Ad4sets - Tribune.
TO NENT-K1OUSlss.
South 9lucs
RIO 1EST--s25 PER MONTH, ELEGANT MARBLE
front house. 1855 ftaIrte-a~ Inquire a. 133 Dear
btrn.lt, In bank.
, 1879-08-18
rtsE TRIBUNE nnANCla OFFICES.

!! patrnns thrnnYhont tho city, W have estehslct
taneh nnltes II the different lIis!on ~ tc'iRnatei
frce a. CHARGED nt tho MAn t)cc. and wi he received
Until antIsck D. IN. dnrfnR the week. and lHt D.
II. 4 Il. s1NMs. Booksellers .nd s,attoncrs laa
,R: M; WAi.i1EX Nexnte.1er. stattoner. etc.. ioa
,MofEiir fiiKuWsToN.. .West:si Nev1 Depot
''e ,.'antisx S9rnss Of na,stea.st ~, r.r.x
Lnu1s II. AEEHE- Printing and AdyeIti:lnE
kf.t bot cen ix4aIle nnd Nam Z. -
, 1879-08-18

T7OE sALE-s1.n Will nuT A BEAUTIFUL LOT
l. one block fr0ni lur1 At LAGRANGE. nttcB from
Ehtcaco 81 duwn and 8 montiy; stcAoett property
tbcenss. IRA UtOWS. i42 Iasailt.st.. 1tooH, !.
1701t sALE-1.,Ts ON INDIANA AND CITIZEN
avenues. 1t EtEtTEcrcnih.tt.; cheapest 1otS neal
he city: ittlc bcrfcrf. L. .WAfEH, 1t1 tlcArhorn
, 1879-08-18

,Gn ~, !, e., ;;,;,T,. I'D - ,1S
tsst n.nnh this 91.erre farm viii bs nfeFcd 1t ts
prizes and II yau want te Encst. .mproved farm Of Gito
It hzsl ! goud dwellings,. = Of them rooms each %
acre. q ane otchsE +lasge t:rn. cysr5 ReFe under
on farm; f miles from rcor. ana u1l!ei from Chill
70 present owner fur k4 Old In Rold. and ten for
81. 70 tn ST FER nrrr. cABh.
El9aG and Z tne. ten Sioux GIty T.. loo seEe. N.
dwelling. and iii other improTearats; No. laid. ""''
Fhy o-s1cndld l.O'acre farm. andcr good fence: IS
fl EOw ii timber md besk OF lapdt
miles from soan; Il MAS sod lalt ycar It g.. nn.
s::U-ttD.acsc faril miles from depat IN Cuuber-
class orchard; i ii a!ny cheap q g. 20.
r. D. lOyD, Nu1m :. t.. MadIson.st.
I1Oi{ sALE-OH EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
c!ty rrnl ettAtc--0ne or tho ncrst md be1t aero
farms III Wltcoasfn situated mtlcs from two railroad
haaa good house, tw" goud harms. t~o.tsnarios bug.
~ xtLce nice anil clear wri water and all fenced In.
Would ae IN ca,y terms OF exchange fnr Improved city
property. Cali tho at hlote I! Snut GlArks.
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ACME BLACKING.

ACME BLACKING.
ACME BLACKING is shoes ssss for
ACME BLACKING i, Waterproof.
ACME BLACKING sa1as. weeks for
ACME BLACKING 'Htnss b1ssSins. WITHOUT
ACME BLACKING fo5 Shoes .sdis'
ACME BLACKING f0E shSs. os,ldF'n''
ACME BLACKING fqb sbofs Mems
ACME BLACK1NG "Rs1sfp's Rssii st a?a Il
myl0SMW,tf Arcade.
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wv S-IEADQUARTERS-A so THE
w best Favorite Stoves Wooden, Willow, TIN
Japanned Ware extra cheap. Ladders, all kinds
ana sizes, Chums, Chidren's Carriages, Refrigera-
tors. cheaper than anywhere. Wringer repairing
a specially. TETTENBORN'S 219 W. Fifth street,
near Plum. apl9 cots
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Millinery. IF; 3::s !: $:s5 E: f;si:! Il!
HATS AND BONNETs are beautifully shaped
on short notice, for zoe. and trimmed for 25c; sat
isfaction given no charge; silks feathers, flow.
ers ornaments, so per cent less than Fourth or
Fifth street prices No. 1893 freeman street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth. apl6-lmW.s,M
~ H. ANDERSON, CRYSTAL IVORYTYPE"
Il ARTIST.-The only authorized person In the
city making the genuine, durable, color portrait
on convex glass. The most perfect and beautiful
work of art ever produced Prices reasonable
Exclusive agent for the sale OF rights in this State
Instruction given. Studio. ia West Fourth street
Cincinnati. fe24-l3w. TIL, THIS
DAINTERS MANUAL.-HOUSE AND SIGN
l. painting. graining, vanishing polishing, kali
somining. papering lettering, staining, gliding,
DC, SOC. Book Of Alphabets, 50. Scrolls and Or
namentS 81. Furniture and Cabinet Finisner,
so. Matchmaker and Jeweler, 50. Carpenter So
Horseshoer % Soapmaker, rs. Baker, 50. Can.
dymaker, So Taxidermst, so. OF booksellers or
by mail JESSE HANEY d CO.. 1ls Nassau st..
New York.
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BOOKS, Sc.

AT STEVENS BOOKSTORE - New
Books, Magazines, Blank Books, Station
cry of all kinds, Children's Books, Prizes
and Rewards, Frames for Photographs,
Pocket-books, Visiting Cards, ETC., etc.
80 Fourth street. 1t
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LEGAL.

HAMILTON COMMON PLEAs-MARY A,
III GRAF VS.. Philip Graf-No. 58, 481-The Do
fendant, Philip Graf, is hereby notified that f,sa
said petitioner Mary A. Graf, on the 5th day d
February, A. D. 1879: filed her petition in tha
Hamilton Common Pleas praying for q divorce.
and alleging that said defendant has been willfus
y absent from petitioner for three years and adul-
tery. Said defendant is notified that said cauas
will be for hearing after the expiration of sir
weeks HOWARD DOUGLASS.
Atty for Petitioner.
CINCINNATI, April 1st, 1879 ap5-sts
NOTICE-Alfred D. Thayer will take noticn
! that on March 81, 1879, Sophia H. Thayer, q
plaintiff, filed her petition against him, as defend.
ant, in the Court of Common Pleas of Hamiltos
County, Ohio, in Cause No. 5s957 of said Court,
asking for divorce on the ground of willful ab-
sence for over three years, and gross neglect oa
duty, and that said cause may be heard and dD-
cided at any time after the expiration of six week.
from the hrst publication OF this notice.
JOHN KELLER 4 SON,
Plaintiffs AttorneyA
CINCINNATI. April II, 1879 ap126tS
TNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON CoUNrX
woodruff G. Williams, defendant-COurto of COM
mon Pleas Of Hamilton County Ohio, No. 50, IlS
Inc defendant, woodruff G. Williams, will taks
notice, that on the eighteenth qsth) dsy
against him by Nettie E. Williams in the above
mentioned Court. The object and prayer of said
petition is that said parties may be divorced On
the grounds OF gross neglt ct of duty and willful
absence on part of said defendant for more than
three 81 years last past, and for the custody al
their child, Florence L Williams That the said
defendant is required TO answer said petition On
OF before Saturday, the thirty-irst t3lsD day ol
May, A. D 1879, after which date the case viii b
heard and disposed of.
WARD l. McMAKIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
CINCINNATI, April 18th, 1879. apl06rs
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INSURANCE.

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