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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Weties' Health Renetrer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanneSs. sexual debility,
premature decline, &C, &c. ST, at drug lstS';
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, n. Y,
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 2,24-mw,f:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

ROBBED ~ THE ~NITPSoNIAN GROCNDS-Iast
night about o'ci,ck NJ. f. Z. Noble was robbed
OF BIS geld watch In the Smithsonian grounds
near the lGth street entrance. on the south side
or that building, by John Z. McMIchaelS. a
Wei-knoWn carpenter. The details OF the at
lair came out at the trial this morning As MI
Noble would hot swear that he was put in bod
IL fear or tie man who robbed him which is
necessary 10 make case OF highway robbery
the charge OF petit Larceny was made. to which
McNlchaelo plead not guilty. Mr. Noble gave
testimony, and said he had been drinking When
ne met this man on It'll street, and went 10 sew
elai restaurants and drank with him. They
went IN the neighborhOOd 81 the Smithsonian
grounds, when this man asked him what time
II was. He pulled out his watch and the nan
gfdbDed IL, broke the chain and ran of LENT
vernon, who was near b. al the time OF the
f0ooefN. and who stopped and arrested McNi-
ChatlA and recovered the watch, which The lat
Ter had Thrown awaN III his flight testified as
U iliS part 10 the affair. Ia defence McNicnaels
mace d statement that he met Noble in tht. at
,el noon. and Noble gave him his watch s5 col
lattfh Tor debt which he said he owed ,yit
ness. The court said the defendant's 81 ate
meat had not explained the matter satisfac-
torliy lie sentenced him TO six months in IafI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

DEEDS IN FEE have been He'd as follows =
John Ri3giea 10 VI. A. Key holds. lot ! 50. 1917.
$500; Il. y. Baliuch 10 Marvin Eastwood lots
A. and =. So Ia; - ,0u0 a.. r. Watson Ell AL IN
III. BiyenS,. lots 253, 254 and 30. OF t-ninnt0yn.
$500. |. Nj. Niemaln 10 j. W. Williamson. lois
81 and 81, OF = Friendship" Sl.200 Antoine
Wilson 20 j. Henry AlDerS, part lot G4 81. 81.
- 500. ". A. ''ordon, trustee, 10 George Cllmer,
lou To- SUP OF lotS 10 >. 10 -, so. 1872 81 Uui
James y. Carpenter 10 Julia l.. Fitzgerald. lots
IA TO l6. So PSI; Sl,i5o. Mary j. Wright to Ann
bowman. lot ;, sub lots 1a 10 49,, sub OF Mount
Peasant and Pleasant Plains: $3.50 Ellen
Healy TO Mary Wales. lot =, ST.. 219 IS 500. NJ.
b: '. Fleet 10 Maria {. Jackson, lot Is, subdiv-
lSlon OF Meridian Hill; $3.50. Alex. Randall to
den TO Geo. II. Bayne, lot 81 81. 36s; $. Edtar
Spelden CT llN. TO Geo. ii. Bayne. lot 3D. sd, g6S;
:. Chas. b. Church TO f. X. johnson, lots 3
I, .. and 6, So 49,: 800. Il. II. Warner and RAN
dali Hagner 10 j. .. Nerlnilllon, lot .. su 49,:
S'l- 10. isaac Thornburg to Ii. A. Singer
lots ~ and 93. i'll niOnIOWn: SD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

HUMAN HAIR WORK AND PERFUMERIES
Ii Ladiss HAIR Dressing and Chjldren,s Hair Ont
ting at the French establishment 6lG 9Th street. on
posats q. s. Patent Once febI0tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

6foss Assets, UecenbeT 81, 1855 1S,ISD.lIS ;Sf
LI4BILITTES,
Amount required to re-
insure all outstanding
policies, net. assuming
per cent. interest. So, l3l, 70S 90
All other liabilities. l6i3, 3i3 50
44,775,0jI 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to CnaS
W. III. Dorsey and Eliza Richardson; ChaS r.
Holland and Anna VI. Jones; Caleb Cleayeland,
CT Fairfax, and Emma Souls. OF Prince George
county: Andrew Dyre and Margaret JordOn:
Edward MunToe and Emelfne Talbot both OF
Fairfax. county, Va; Marion Osborn and Laura
j. King, both or Br1ghtwo0d; Henry White and
Alice M. TAYLOR; George W. Holmes and CatI
trlne &. Jones; David L. Todd and Mabel Loom-
Is; Rev. X. Ii. Porter, OF Staunt0n, and jamie
Parks.
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Surplus, December 81, 1873. So. iO4.0sG -
Ratio Of expense of management to re-
celrts in .......657 per cent
Policies in force Dec. 81, 1873 6l,979, in
$40 3I9l64
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

DIVORCE DECREED.-Judge Macarthur yester-
day IN the Equity Court made a decree OF di-
sOrce IN the case or kaSpar ROM agt Johanna
ROM. Petition states that they were married
IN November, 1865, by Rev. Mr.. Finkel, the
@nes maiden name being BehrenS, and they
Ned together until 1865, when petitioner went
IVES. ana wrote 10 her TO join him, but she re-
tuseu, tlat ne returned in 1870 aud she refused
10 live with him. and he charged thai for five
years she has been living with one Joseph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

RAID on Policy SHoP.-Yestercay morning
Lieut.. Austin, with officers Kenler. Miller
FIllL, DuYall, and others, made raid on the
place OF George Fridley. on PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., above l4th street, and captured the proprl
etor and eight colOred persons, who We're
charged with selling and buying policy They
pf1etOr was fined $780, F
LADIES, tell your dressmaker TO use Staffor,
Braid On your dresses, II VIII wear longer than
any other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

I BALANCE, NET ASSETS,
Bee. 81. 1873, s16.aa5.Isa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

COUGHS BECOME FRIGETFUL from neglect. At
the first warning note, resort to .'Hate's Honey
Of HOrehOund and Tar The cough is immedi-
ately. softened and controlled, and the cure Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

ENORD'S OPERA HOUSE. Nusttru
MARCH g. ONE WEEK.
The Royal Illusionists and Prestidigitateurs
kELLAR AND CUNARD,
KElLAR AND CUNARD,
KELLsR AND CUNARD
In their
NarVellous and Wordfamed Entertainments
Introducing New and Startling Illusion,
Including the Marvel
PHYcH0-PHYCHO-PH
HO-PHYCHO-PHYCHO.
PHYCHU-PHYCHO-PH
UO-PHYCHO-PHYCHO.
PHYCHO-PHYCHO-PB
HO-PHYCHO-PHYCHO.
PHYCHO-PHYCHO-PH
O-PHYCH0-PHYCHO.
PBYCHO-PHYCHO-PH
FHYCHO-PHYCHO-pH
PHYCHO MATINEE SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT should not
be neglected. "BrO3rf1's Bronchial TfOches' are
simple remedy, and Will generally give imme-
C1ate rellef. S,W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

1 tALISTHENlC EXElkClSES,
~ Under the direction of DR. THOMAS CALYE2,
AT THE GYMNASIUM,
On street. between 9th snd 7th NV
FoT Ladies On Monday and Thursday, at 4 81 ,
m Children on Wednesday, at $3.50 snd Saturday
3;So pm Gentlemen en- Monday, Wednesday snd
srlday. st pm decl0-ly
E'OOT SUkAERY-COHNS, &c.-"DaiIy ws.Rt
y being requisite TO health" thousands visit Dr..
WHITES establishment 14l6 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., opposite Wizards hotel, for relief from and
avoidance Of Corns, Bunion5, Chiiblains Bad Nails
NC. Among his patrons are many Of the most emf:
nent medical Judicial and political dignitartes O.
the world Established 1861. Fee 81 q visit jal7tr
N9 E g. Sss ON a ENX5t HsTlE No s eae
EiARHiITER'S
FREE ART GILLERT and STORS,
No. 626 II Street.
Cho1Ce Cn Paintings, En9raviDgs, Chronios, &c
Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
sells, Rings, Nails, &c, i'll the District.
tETERMs CASH.
"a Please remember Name and Number jyl-ly
pREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, and soIl
L your OAST;OFF CLOTHING to your own ad.
vantage, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. GIG d st
NV, or Branch Store, 40S 9th ST. NV.
N B.-For First-cass Second hsnd Clothing ex-
traord1nary high prices will be paid as make
specially OF then. Notes by mai viii be promptly
attended to- sep2S-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

Plies T00fhdche Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, BRONZES, worries. CRYSTALS
CHINA AND BkIC-A- BRAC GENERALLY.
The magnificent new Library of the Institute will
be Illuminated on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Evenings during the Exhibition
Doors open from II a N. to 5E O'Clock pm.
7pm- to 10 O'Clock pm.
ADMIssIoN-Season Tickets mot TRANSFERABLE So 90
Single Tickets. available from Ii TO y O'Clock 25c
from to 10 O'Clock .50c.
mar3-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05
TlIE FAREWELL TEsTIMoNIaL y,

THEATEB Ct3MI0UE.
l. MONDAY, MARCH 3, NIGHTLY AND TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES
First appearance of the wonder of the age, Mile.
de Granville, the woman with the iron Jaws; the
great dancers and vocalists, Ward and Wells; the
great song and dance artists, Crumey and De For
rest; Joe Redmund. Ada Clifton and Fannie V. Rey-
Dolds Last week of the great art pictures la Matt
Morgan Jake Budd this week in A Biz Mistake
The grand stock company in grand bill. Our
Female Mnstrels ard 2-4-5-6. 1nar3tr
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lust RECEIVED.

HALIC0ES, L. and &C. yara
" Calico Remnant, Csc pound
Cottons, 4, 5 g, 7, and 1Oc yard
sheetng Cotton, 1Sc yard
Gasslmeres for Men and Boys. Csc To al yard
Mhlte and Red llannels, l2s 10 e,'c yard
Mime. Demorests Reliable Patterns
!an25tr JOS. b. BAILEY. cor. sfh a y s,s s~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-05

1T MAY NOT BE GENERALLY KNOWN that H. r.
II. the Prince Of Wales when going to India Or
dered 100 cases OF BOILINGER to be taken on
BOARD the ''SerapiS'' for private use.
, 1879-07-05

II thf Editor NJ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, july 3.-1t seems strange tllat some
Dundy should not earlier have discovered that
m 1ndian Is 'pcrsot,," ulnl that he has rights
which 1t Is lllc duty oil our Government 10 recog
ntzu anl protect.
lIai this " discovery " been natlo century
ago who can estimate the amount Of innocont
blood and Of sauandercd treasure that would
have been Bayelf
Cur policy toward the Indians Inns, from the
leein!ng, been blot upoM our history. 1t is
time TINT tie white-rohcl Angel OF Humanity
should erase this shameful record. and present
us for the future With @ fresh anu unstained
pngc.
We have, as Nation, great ssns to answer
for; ind VIC have answered for thcm in sutfcr-
ilg nt,tl IN bloo!,-the inevitable results OF our
injustice and Ignorant wrong.
I'lcro has never been all "ludtan war" :" upon
this Continent that tnig!it not bave been prc-
wards l6oss who were tllu original lords aud
uwuers Of tho soil.
Ihrro has never bcei, au Iu.llan massacre ;"
tllnt did not spr[ug FROM tho serds of 60mn
In iheir primitive condition, lho Aborlgincs
wpso friendly to lhu whites, anil trcatcd tl,ctn,
1,pou tho discovery Of America, with llc most
u,botludetl llospIt aity..l 1t waa only after tney
covered tllat tho invaders we're enemies, and
not frlenls-tlmt thu ferocity Of rcsohgc (Which
is but l!aulc for natural ]ust!ce) took possess
son Of their hcasta. II WIS tlen, md only then.
'st ses eo0t tut period '" tho Indians OF Amer
tca haye always been upon tho de-
fcnslyc, Wo have been i|le aggreesors.
No haye pursued towards ihem u
vi!c aud selfish bolicy, nlt have brought upon
ourselves, IN consequence, terrible retrbut!on.
WA h, rc nl1nyYGI them to lU mAltECntE0 htu
, 1879-07-05

Tho Cl0ud from Observation-Disclosures to
tho Frunt-Tlto Lincoln g. Northwestern
ItaIlronsa-ITRrvrst,l Etc.

Tho Clond from 1sunsas-Grnfs1'orrcrs to
tho Frunt.-Tho Lincoln g. Northwestern
ItaIlronti-ITRrvrst, Etc.
spettal Cpr,tspond<,.es ~ 7he Tribune.
LINCOLN, Ncb., duly 1.--1llc ilrst installtncnt
OF color from the South reached Lincoln last
evening, In the shape Of forty-two plantation
anla frcsh from tho swntnps Of Louisiana.
About week ago tic pnFty reached Kansas,
AMI, tfero not being room enough for them
there, tic Major Of Topeka ssnt them heEc, to
lusurfato while ut the expense OF beautiful
Nebraska. Tile party reached hero at O'Clock,
md were met at the depot by largo number Of
our people, butt, whito nn!i eo1orcd* Convey
ancch were prorited for them by orr co!orcd
citizens, and they were escorted from the depot
to tho cotorcl church, whcrc they rested last
night, From their appearance, ! should say
tlicy aro old plantat!on-hRnds, accustomed to
plenty of hard work. Aud wifi, this they will
foMnl for many Of them, n,ul It IA thought thcFo
will bc no trouble fn securing labor for all.
Reports como from tho northern tier Of coun-
ties that grasshoprcrs arc appearing IN Gfcat
numbers, and completely devastating thu crnW-
Ing Rran. WlIi1o 1hcac reports Arc not strictly
true, md are. Mt any. rate, very highly co!orcd:
that there nyo Nrnsshoppcrs In tte State, untl
plenty Of them. no one having any knowledge
Of tho facts Will DENY 1t Is not likely, how
eyer, tint they will glvo us much trouble. for
tho hcayy rains OF tic pust two works l,ayo
thoroughly 6ubt,1ied mud conquered them. NJ
anxfcty IS fo1t in 1ncoiu in regard 10 thu
matter.
lo!lroad Is now an assured fact. Tlln largo
number pi scrapers Al1st utlttr Implements used
In grading will be tnken 1ron thetr winter.qnar-
tsrs to-day, and put upon tho roata at once.
There wcro sublct yesterday 10 different con-
trnctors ten Or twelve tnllt9k OF ille road, ind
this work will be done wttho& delay. This first
dirt will be turned tu-lhy+
, 1879-07-05

:, The boston cooperative grocery, under Tho
Presidency u Jnslall tluncy, has been opcn
three months alld fs sad To BE- SUCCESS. This
plum Ia 10 sell una1ntcratetl goods at fnsrprIees,
mud rgturn the profits tu tu purchasers. With
every sale certificate nf the aluonut Is given,
and every three mouths dividend Is paid on
lllrse, shareholders receiving doubsa the ratc
given to outsiders, bcsidcs U per cent IN the
money Invested. AZ The first Quasturly tueet-
ing President Quincy said +" Your organization
1as already produced much eoul. Appl,ca-
tlons for Your bylaws have bun received ttum
nll parts Of tic United Statcs. Probably moro
tlian fifty Ht4res hnyg IGGll, or soon viii bc
opened in consequence Ut your example, alsd
tl1ls most comprehensive scheme Of belleyo-
lencc, rcsttu.; On s@lt-hcip n,ti material assist
ancc, bce1Inn general through thu la,u.t
, 1879-07-05
CONSTANT )

know not II you cYes tnlNk Of ma3
A. onward roll the days;
knoW not what your present a!a may be,
In nll Its yAr!ed ways.
Our lives aru pastet1-wo IL me, how wlAe!-
And Fnta luis w1tkcd her Will
hut Ibis know; though ysars aE1 change Divide
.lkuuw ! love you attli.
What cau QUO do to oaso tho wearing wo
or hopeless. hopeless loyot
DenaAt insn lifa's Wild turmoil got
Or pinc Ike wounduI 11Yef
II matters not, --lha wound tb eating still,
Though long tllu years ~ by;
Tho he4rt'1 traa lo,s Jon cauuos oyer Kill,
Though yplGoiess u 4aY t!s.
know you hevur loved mo, though my heart
Was yours Aud yours besn mine;
And Aays bud ta learn tho Weary part
10 bear and ulAke no sign.
What lsfu had been had We not parted 30,
Nor sMeet love fsssl - III,
dare not thtnk; but. spita ot silt know-
kHow loyu you still!
OsAAosn, Wis. II. E. AAnMoN.
, 1879-07-05

Yesterday III. uutldiori Uuslow. str. Qunr-
tcr.Mnina East, ox-bheriif of London, a.ul
Capt. Barry, who has bcen ltty yeurs in the
colony Ut Australia untl New Zealand, aud WIS
intimately acquainted both wilheAr.lur 0rton
p,,u Iholl,as Castro, pat1 visit to tho claimant
In purtssl.o1tl, convict prlsou. Capt. hurry
was ,t!u Hrst 70 speak, aIl ut once rceornized
tue claimant rs 'fh6nas Castro. The col,y!ct in
return recognized Capt.. Hurry. aud also UT
paussd on an expedition agsiust liz blacks,
wlluu tl.uy wero Mct by tic claIlla.is, Tl4u cor-
yict, during the conversation whiel! touk plarc,
suid 1t wa1 In direct oppoaltion to his wishes
tuat anY 1ttsnps a x,asm'i 10 utg i toS"aM e.
vas made. Even soutA he get out u prison.
u should not wish tor public lils, but should
, 1879-07-05

Rpscfdf Corrtspondenee 15 1Ad Tribune.
0coNoMowoe, Wis, July 4.-Naturo Inns boon
80 lavish With Oconomowoc that 1t can only DO
named rs the most beautiful spot In Amesica,
mud one Of tho most charming summcr-rcsorts
lu Wisconsin. From tho observatory OF tho
Townsend House scoro Of hikes Gun bn plainly
se0n, and within radius of ninc mllea ttlcro
are forty-one beautiful shcots Of water, from
ono to thrca miles long, aIorllng the finest
fshlng and boating in the world. Fowler Laka
and Lac La Belle arc partially within tho city,
- It we're, AMI tile scenery along their pcbbiy
shores Is picturesque In thu o1trctnc; tile Eroyea
OF onls, maple, ai,l cedar reaching to tie wa
tcr's edge, ar.l the green tBlets rising frosu uiu
waves ID pyramids 81 ln1urlaut foliage.
THE auMMER VILLAS.
Along the shores Of Lac La Bellc, OH tho .nnu
hycnuu leading up from tln Village, uso thu
Ing Harold =. Peek, Fsrd Y. Peek, Waltur L.
1ee' Ar': y. Fssk' ha' leo ,so 4; ssVoFa,se:
seiluttler, and Hurry. Il. 6hufeldt.. Soma of
these residences are elegant and costly summer
homes, with beautiful grounds, delightful How
ers, lighthouses, hathfng.ho'lses, al,l lawns aMt
These llosp!,atle private mansions nro open
from May It'll October, ana add chaEm to
Oconom0woc society. On 0copn!nowoc Lake Is
te agneeat yla of Capt Thosi T. i ia rarks' @
and nlso tho delightful alin1ner restdg1'cea ot
the following Alilwaukec peop!c: q. y: Kellogg,
g. D. Morsis, 4; T. Hooker, Curtis Mann, t,le
Hen M.,ls,q XonnE sd g. D. hSxss; Essssn.. VI y
Capt. Il. q. Stone, and further away on t'o
bold anu picturesque bays OF Pins Lake A!d tho
elcgank residences Of J. ]. sal.ds. OF ChleaEn,
ssa ss lotes1Ss Ct 1sks. o~gsd aS Sy r. E. .s f. su a
eie0Tge seoyllle, ot Chicago, Rlso AAYo Rttsact-
rhe country rpais through this ontire section
, 1879-07-05
a Woman of o. In tue lssy.Eio1ta.

y,n.1., Hf0dlN0 {F0.@ EdVk:
,,.ltna Euzanetn Letoes6eryer, acsl q, resides ~
RictlmoMa Township, thls county, and u, IN oil
t!le eouuty. shs owns several beautiful faruls
III Richmond Township, where eb0 has hyoI
nearly all her l|fe. sha has silTcry gray bali, i
ncas md trim 70 anpeaFanec. a few days ago
their gruat surprise the AGED iady md la.,a.
t)x ucr liaua ler uppearanes ,u tho Istd rake II,
hllld, Shs was suitably atttrcd for lie orcasiol.
hpr skirts 4nd dress bdin: well galhorsl iu mi
tucked hack 10 u not to drag oF give he's a,Y
troubIs III n!oying over thu HU!l. sAo 4aid INC
was EoEss 10 shuw them how to work. This
was xrrGte4l With clupplnE Of hands and
cheers. Miss leile1lerxrE woat IL Work In good
ca5uest, tossed &hahAY oysr aud oYss, rakea It
, 1879-07-05
.....- EOx.ix.AT I.1vEft PAD,
NAT U ELS
Great Remedy
For General Debility and
Nervous Prostrat[on.
I HE HOLMAN
Liver & Stomach Pad
tkHfEr csTr, NAY II, 1879.
THE 1lOt.MAS LIVER FAD CO...

THE not,MAs LIVER Eat !Etitt3 ao S'T'' NAY H. '8''
~ WtIar1.st.. New York:
ltnr FF!ends.FGr fc Efcat bcnenf aud rClt.f which
'rr,, y .nrse o an} % 1"arsfst H srsfiia. with S
nnch tu n fosefisx and about 10 pcrall y0n reached
~ ttruaf sriII hnd ralsct INC ilr Knowing tAt
t!r fn1lDW!nE Abatement:
Aafn l*rn alltEE for hiHut ten months Nit dis
f3E yA!ch tlc pty,irnns pronounced Esrl0s!a Of ht
arDpty. tnptincCh by said lsrA-e. Every LAY found
.it wr1c. TN thr u 'sny nf snselI nv rIytClat In.
tafinrd INC they suni tD nothing for mir. aud tlat
,slir .nd n"f IT, .own III i vi VI eo',isc,1el l. 1t
l"! ntrtRht. Even whcn ettfhH up the wntrr prcsad
~ my ,lrt 10 ihn, could tearccy brcatlu. My af,.
'1ii" nnh nly bark IL the frg!tn Ut thu klHrys wcra
irs wire NAo terribly swollen. with water oDzIns frui
;t1vG' hnd no nppetIte 10 .pea u, aud suffered
tah In almost crery rnrt Vt my buuy. aly brad ws1
% =: :sSsx asuw Il ny tx e hf
G49id nut rttn witiunt asLIstance,
Having heard Of the ctilrny ii The Holman Lrcr Pad
] asss!s!s ss!isa Il T. s5',' a5 9 IT, IL
Si:. .nh rSatlltIri tAu and Immediately went 10
m"rx With!n Il 9us* after tns application IT t
nl*ht taM ;r t.ll" time previous. The next day tho
Watsr etn,'rl from ny lcfA III streams. Ny klne}s
!trash IIr swelling decreased iaptliy: ty nppetlte
i.:ta;; in.!saI 4: b"!rs .oin af Tic na.t am Aid
~ Walk: Thy HUMAN fs"r rnd tres nent has done
nhlc.Gh and who have hecunie discouraged because
tTal: VIII sairs.at yan Il yoa ase wtta the
EDwAHD ;. nRowS.
JGFhCy CITY, n. j.
, 1879-07-05
SUMMER SAUNTERINGS.
Among the Forty Lakes OF Watt
kesha County, Wis
consin.
Pioturerquo Scenery, Excellent Fish
ing, Pleasant Drives, Boating,
and Camping,


n.., -,..u...,,... =. ~: ,.1
1,vne,nr ne,sm' w.n~ns,'o ~ ~. % 1niy r.
HAAE"'us, """Aee''a So'' "!H', "u1 u
Halt century has nearly completed its record
since the dutkY eavnqcs turned their faces ro.
luctantly towards thc nav huu.tng. grounds
hcyonfl Tho Great river. and lcft ~ our legacy,
territory hereaooats as ocalit!l'1i ana dlSofs-
fed ns could be portrayed by the artist.
pewaukee.wcc-nlnK-" tho 1ako OF shells ~
is still as charming to us, ~ pcwaukcc Lake, as
IL was 70 tae lna'a9 r. hla'aens' "hosu sau ~
nonds alone remain. Twsnty-tl'rcc tniles oatof
Milwaukee, on the LaCrosse liuc OF the Cl'[-
eago, Milwaukee, = st. Paul Railroad; this mos. most
beauty. Tho locomotive rushes along
at tic very waters edge, the tourist
nero AM ma tncro catching ,be@ I'm ,ns yys
-, =, a., " tnss.t rho 1ats .,retrhcs
tas q tho !o1ees. nv IN.
for hyc or SIX miles between tue lls anu meat
ows, With perhaps one-third TINT width, and can
st.,ron. r.tr rrn,nr,xr tn,rIst stenncd of nj
nsatlons' LIE lhoSs soa'.s. s..peu 'a,,ah.,s w. ~
the inter point hl'u c'!!oyeo nioe' ue.'sAtiui
drive with Mr.: D. ". Fowler IN inc cool. 'nylE-
.v,rtta thro,,rh t,rnse wootls for n mile, with
"""e t4a .,'e.a rsos.r ,,Irt,,ro -, n.I.onon,r,,
.eao a." ,a ...1 All -I,t u,ti I'm 1ryrr,ant
...' .a.''"o"'~' ~''s ~ '
gFa'p' p,w.nwpn Y.xs.
as the carriage turns tic summit OF tho hill,
a Charming and picturesque sccne fs suddenly
dtscloscd. A Iaree groyo Of etately oaks, whose
s.s.,e',es ,,aat 1,,nr,,ooa for,, t,,n ,,,.,tv
9laar,t t''os ", r,ct'ro M hcar,tfr1 no !, !,
striking and Original. Arranged around either
sfdcof this grand, natural park arc fifteen
an.toros vl,,eo f,rlfcota ,rhtcn.s. r.st. against
IN ,ieen' tark nrnon of tho follauc. i'm wail
, 1879-07-05

Into rows from Hnc end OF tIIr field 10 Tue otrr,
aasistcd IN loading md rakng after Tic wagons.
, 1879-07-05
PIkOpOSAT.k.
MAIL LETTINGS,
Notice to Contractors.
POST. OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON, D. C.. Juno 20, 1s7o.M
Proposals will be received
at the Contract Office Of this
Department until 3 p. m. of
August fo, 1879, for carry
ing the mails Of the United
States in the covered wagons
prescribed by the Depart
ment, in the city OF Chicago,
ILL.,, (being Mail Messenger,
Transfer, and Station Ser
vice), from November I,
1879, to June 80, 1883.
Schedules Of service re-
CURED, specifications for
wagons, instructions to bid
ders, with forms for propo-
sails, and bonds and all other
necessary information will be
furnished upon application to
the Postmaster at Chicago,
or the Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
D. M. KEY,
Postmaster General.
, 1879-07-05

1t was freely ,nlkcd over what The success of
this meeting turcsl'atows, viz: u!c innll.lru-
tIun Of n good County Fair III old Hancock
County; aud thu feeling was that tlut THUS,
must Do looked after ut oucc. Guodl
~
, 1879-07-05

Pullman linfn Cars run through. between chi.
At 1n'pl IA, IN. 'N @'~-A"
~ "ther road snna Pullman Or Eay othar form st
9-Dtpot cnrncr ol .yclls snd Klnzte.at4.
b-f}epot corner Ut Canal aud kluxle.st&,
CHICAGO BURLINGTON l. QUINCY RAILROAD
urtfh sno Of Lakcst. !hdiaua'av. and Sixteenth It,
II. md At 4tp0t1.
, 1879-07-05

TIN Warsaw horticultural Soctety-T,,otr
GrhLtl Floral Fair ut ifMtnEilnu-tDyrr GpU
Persons TnrtnkH Of tito DInurr-Wl,nt It