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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13
ms PElcULLlR PosITftly.

The sight Of q strong, healtay man ioallpe
on cl'fiord street, yesterday, With SNOW
snovel on hts shoulder, was suaicient Is a..
tract the attention Or every one w.o paxs.4
him, and to the inquiry as to Whether Is <x,.x
searching for a job Of shovcIing snow. be Is.
piled ''''' = -
|" ! ain, sir, but I baver,'t any luck il i rIs-
ing Work: It is pretty late for snow / stIps
pose ?'o
Well, you can't look for moro than font
Of snow after the middle Of May, even in this
country" said the other.
/" No, ] suppose not. IF We only had five
or six inches could make three or four dol
lars and get along somehow. As it is, I am
placed in a very peculiar position,
How?''
"Why, all the ready capital / have is lock-
ed up in this thirty-five sent snow. shovel, and
no snow to work on. If had my money III
lawn mower or house plants or garden seeds
| might realize some profit, bnt now / don't
know what shall do"
/" You are not to blame IL it does not snow.
You don't run the weather."
A"e s"t, oiUWiy fepiieu the man.
I" but my position is PECULIAR all the same
People won't give me credit for my honest I'M
tentions.. need work, I'm just hungry for
work, but you wait and see how folks use
me'' ff ss a5 F3ffsf'ife
He knocked at the door of private house
and a woman appeared.
Do you want the snow shoseled of your
walk this morning." politely inquired tho
stranger rs he held up his shovel.
/" No, sir ~ was her emphatic response.
T" I'll do it very cheap, madam
:" No matter, you can't have the job" she
strapped. na - - 7''s''i'1,aa satA
/" You see how It is" observed the man, as
he returned to the walk and leaned against a
shade tree with leaves as big as his hand
My capital is locked up in this shovel, aud
no prospects Of snow for six months. Con-
sidering all circumstances, would you like to
advance me ten cents until December 70
The citizen thought he would. There was
something about Che circumstances worth five
times that amount of money.
fl =
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

II is hard for professional pride to remain
silent when a good old tradition of the craft is
outraged. Tho other night, when new drama
was produced at a London theatre, the gallery
was crowded, and the "gods" were pleased
TO approve bf the piece generally until tho
burglary scene. But, when the burglar was
SEEN "doing" the place with all the blinds
up, so that he could be seen q at work y from
the street, an expert present could bear 1t no
longer, but yelled oat Z. Why don't you pull
your blinds down 20 ffs 4ais
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

Old Mrs. CUR says she always noticed that
in the Summer time when it is not needed the
sun is always as hot AZ an oven, while IN the
Winter, when a warm sun would be very
agreeable, it Is as cold as an ice-house. We
have noticed this, too. 1t must be the fault
of the almanac makers Norriston,s Herald.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

Many cities are starting cooking clubs
That is move in the right direction. Good
cooking Is better than poor poetry. 1t is a
solemn fact, that the girl who knows bow to
grease tile frying-pa is worth more about
dinner time than the one who Can fuently
conjugate all the French verbs, and who can
begin with omega and sing the Greek alpha
bet backward = Modern Argo.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

~ say, you fellows havo gota dueer no.
ton Of punctuation" siiotited an uptown man
to an ice cart driver. What makes you put
period after every word on tho side Of your
cartP'' "Oh, that's cause We have to stop
SO often" There was degree Of GOODNESS in
the reply that was unexpectedly refreshing to
the inqnirer. l a-al- 100 -
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

A Zulu assegai is between five and seven
feet in length. The pole Is made of wood,
and The spear head bafbed shaped of metal or
stone. The wound IL leaves is of tho most
frightful character, and can better be under
stood by comparison with fish hook torn out
Of flesh, magnified one hundred times.
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MISCELLANY.
[written for THE REcoRpl
THE EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS.
pr LENA rAPp. u az
a.itfsafi t. CyrA paaIaD T

| ra sasf aafI D19I1D K 4
=. = 81. y, - 9
ueo'a''' y ? WV p'osoA'ns ' .ia on
never go 'h1o Tue s'ree' w''noue oeing annoy
ca ~ sucn r"oolsn Florence sinclare
i'eo the sklfts OF her erocade sun, ana lock
ca iroWnlngly Gown upon tne cnia 'nat nad
acciuentaiiy soilea ',i ies sweeping iolds' lhat
Is Wnat ge1 Tor visitins-tn huskins. snah
arop 'ne'li oeio.o = greae WINES ii sney ive 'oo
iat uown Town iof my no'ce. a'i always
i,9ure'' o,'nos so'"s - 'e'u'"'ns W 'neSo i.ss
. .le iasgessla aptHcppeetis..l -agFEeEEIBfa
e. on' peFects hnnu y, r}orey ,you cap easiiy
rao II OH wheh " ge's n'y'e re'arneo sDe'.
manning 'ne iady VINO WIS Walkihg Win n ett
ana as sne SPOKE she looked sec PACK after the
twoeh'lqfeh, Swho, hoWeYeFf WefeEih no way
co'nparaoic W nltio y III y urohips WINE
snaae OF compassionate sorro" seoie over
her lace. Wnat PITY the ilct'e pn se niHu nov
see H. u might nave soI'eneu tne wonna spcr
cas'onea oys'ae soofhing iooa on ~ lofenoess ~
the large eyes hliea with tears, and the little
chm qulvered with suppressed gi1ei. one was
atoYeg cElld qespi'e tne.sfHn saee 'nas3 lore
told that she might soon pc uweiler among
the Angels ana very IKE one sue looked now
with hef iarge' goidenscueis' ana creamy piae'
eyes.
Did 90 wrong, lsts's .shs ASKED MT
ing Der race 70 ! the young g'rl oy ner side.
NO, CARING you couiu not neip ~. DON'T
cry. - 3,i g
You wih always love me- WON'T you Eb-
tie
les my pet always anu she stoopeu
and kissed the pale thin lips, ana pushed BACK
stray golden curl peepihg from peneatn the
blue hooo. 1ef kind wofdsseemeu 70 soothe
the souowing heart cart OF the li''ie one Tor the
lips ana hef lace orignsenen' oue she said
nothing only c@sp'ng her hend tighter IN
Elites, and the remainder OF the walk passed
III silence Boon they came 10 "a large Drown
stone mansion, its imposing front, ornament
ed by LOFTY pillars oil white marble. Lime
gazed timidly around as they ascended the
steps and pulled the silver bell-knob but the
next instant a pleased look stole over her lace
and she exclaimed F." OH Ettie' isn't this
just like the house VIC lived ~ before papa
went away, and mamma died r. Before Et-
tie could reply the door opened' ana tall eie-
giant looking young man appeared OH the
Threshold Please; sir,' said the young
girb looking up intothe face that was bent
wonderrngly put kinaiy upon ner' docs MI.
Maynard live mere
fes' was the orlci oue kinu reply
g Can see him few moments" "
Certainly" He stepped aside and OPEN
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

The most bashfp1 girl we ever heard Of was
the young lady Who bTushed when she Wa
asked if she had not been counting sleep. :
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

Living by one's wits, especially when the
supply is limited, is the seyerest labor that
taxes human energy.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

Sickness turned Western mans hair from
white to dark brown. Probably the sick mah
dyed. II
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

-" Do the dying suffer pain . is quest
ion that is being considerably discussed by
scientific men, We don't know about the dy-s
ing, but we do know that Tie living suffer
payin', particularly fit is payin' a subscrip-
ton to newspaper. Saturday Night.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

! Forty different species of tobacco are de,
scribed by botanists.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

q would box your ears, " said young la
dy to her stupid and tiiesome admirer, If
"If WHAT" he anxiously asked. If, She
repeated, II could get q box largo enough
for the purpose.n
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

s Capital will purchase luxuries, but industry
aud talent invcnts them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

Its strangely singular how much the boy
with pair Of new suspenders hates 10 wear q
coat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

Three American locomotives wef6 recently
shipped to Australia, and gave so much bettor
satisfaction than the English make that more
have been ordered.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

1t is good thing to dwellin amity though
it is amity hard thing to do with some peo--
pie. "a af M
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13

An English geolbgist, It is said, has found
rocks in Texas 100000 300 years old.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13
s15AMBERTyII LIE u. j.. WEDNESDAY,. 6UGUsTfs 1870
STRIoT rEdBzAR .Hlsa

oman wandered down Calhoun street. last.
night, add appfoaohirg frey'a grocery STORE,
asked Of the proprietor ..3s.
!" You got some greens, don'tsltasp
"Greens9 Yes, sir
E" You got roofing bakers ~
Rutabagass Yes, sir how many will
you have ? Z eel hysn sllsi s
+ "Got some little rcd blates, nit green
tops p'' tss te'tatsls1s5
8 Red plates with green tops WE'LL no.
sir i suppose you win find them at the
china store, up town. e Aasfi s''
" Don't got no little red plates ? Guess it
was better of you got some guess you vas a
lar. Web you CALI dose /? vsK s'ts a8as
g Those? Why those are radishes.
g Red dishes--dat's what said. Say, may
be get some letters of you tomorrow. You
got it !" s9 ss ssH Boa
Letters There are no letters here for
you you must inquire at the Post ofiico.''
/" Ankwire nit de Bost Office for letters p
Dose was fiue skeems. / was up town and
vent auf bake shop and want some buns,
and the man said 20 Get out you olt buns, or
I'll FIRE you troo de door. -, . ,s.sd.g5s iIss
4 :, You should haze said buns, He-ps
"Bums? OATS y6t safd-buus and
then comes and wants some red dishes. und
YOU dell me to 90 auf q china store III won't
some letters to eat und Won saw 90 NIT de
Bost Office. I oospect off won't some beats
Won, Won toll me- to 90 to the station House. OF
Won vas q. nice man. T want some ;n;ins and
soowcun,ners; md 4blendvs s,;nos hut T ouess
90 10 dedrnd store ma Inv \ bric,, and need.
les rat oizen' n.l-.t Fort Wayne sentinel s.
siz4srsil u Ahlla44. -.ss.--..... s.aEzal-saa3
l5iY we, a..- s..E So sioig sdl
y. =, 49, -
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-13
getically as he took out his large poeketUoot,

| +" You shall not 60 hungry if yop need a
friend, come to me and here is something to
repay you forrths WORK you have alieady
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goIIifion swiiden spei SabrsD am

goIIiiion 5wif9en Swei Sa brsD ans
pfern. = San Sran3isco, 19. Sebraar. -
Sente gsadmittas sesen llbr colIiSirten bic
beioen Sdbroanpfer ,,gleapitaa" itnb uglIas
rneba, Die 5rpiiden bier anb DafIanb goint
pertebren, in etnem 6i9ten 9ebeL. Der ,gIs
captain" 9ins fdnea unter, ,pdbreab bas ans
bere Sdiff fat unuerlebrt blieb. Inter ben
BaHasieren berridte Die rpiIoeite 8erluirrs
,ins. 8iele retteten li6 an 8orb bes ,9lIas
n,eoa", mdbreno eine gln3abl ms Wafer
iprunS. Der S9Ieppoampfer @ouu. Sr,pin
fam ailf bic 9otbrufe berbei unO rettete bic
S9winmenoen. IS ruiro bebauptet, baB
gllIe serettet por6en iinb. 8eibe 9ampfer
rparen mebrere Wiinuten bidt neben eittans
Der, 10 6aB bic Meiiten auf bic ,,glIameba"
binaber fonnten. 8eiSe S9iffe batten una
sefabr 245 gailasiere.
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(2lus oer ct. 2ouiier 2aterne.)
Srief bon SGdipn q. 6aofuGfle.
ct. Qouis. Tebruarn be fimme,


Wiiter gbitor. = @ie bod bic Belt errumz
sebt mer iolt's inoieo gar net gIaawe. 8orz
9eitern iibe n,er grab bei'm 8reaffait, I'm id
NOR i9un rebbp, pun Der Gdrab mel 8itters
gu friese, neil i9 ben Ntorsen eridt finf
Ninute Dor 5mee beemfumme BIN = ruiIIe &c,
bic Sarab bot iest bic 3eit, NO i'd beentimrt,
utf bic Ntinut i'm Griff, benn tpenn Ie mid
Die Irepp erufffumme beert, sreift Ie mad Der
Glof, ruo neuiS ebrem 8ett bdngt I'M i6tappt
De YerpenolteL 10 bab les Woysens idmars
nff rue,b bot, aad ruenn i6 fee Qi9t mad I'm
nitd i'm Dunfle erreiIdli9 = for3unl, i9 ruar
gum Sterwe bereit, ipie Nlorus in bic bail"
bon SdiIer iast = DO nadt bic Sdrab {
freinbli9 @eii9t un iest nit EN- sewilIe
i6neiblenbe 4usoruf, ben i'd iunit nor an er
sewobnt bin, wenn ie teie gut braa6t
nSafiom weebt Du Ood, mat am nd9iten
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tTortlesun9 fol9t.)
9ipbtbtria, s6arla6, 8lattern u. bsl.

4
Mle bieie 8ranfbeiten, lpie aud @e6ieI
ilno anbere Sieber, iin6 in boben @egenber
nidt anSutreffen, es iei benn, oaB bo69ele
gene Simple ober unbur9brin9lide Sbon
lager, ruie iol9e in Der italieniiden Sdmeis
ben 4noen II. I. NJ. anjutreffen iino, ibeit,bal
cine Nusnabme MAIDEN. So9 iino oieIelbei
11ria9en bieier &rantbeitserideinunsen aud
ba 5u finben. lleberal, mo itebenoes WaiIei
,n6 feu6te, ftasrirenoe 2uft eriitirel iinb oit
8ebinsunsen bieIer &ranfbeiten seseben
Dieie erSeusen ben feptiiden (anitedenoen,
&ranfbeitsitoff, Der in SSorm pon n,itroIfopi
| i9en Sporen rnb Protiiten bur9 @aiIer uni
2uft ben MenIden mitsetbeilt pirb.
g1ie fam man bieIe &rantbeitsitoffe ser.
ftoren unb iomit bic Granfbeiten permeioen
9ieIe Sraee unb ibre 8eantwortune lit pon
8roBter Wi6ti9feit, benn Der Sob Iauienoer
uon Weni9en fonnte in einem Sabre baourd
uermieben perben. IS siebt nun spei 8ese,
bieien Stoff loen man aud Septin genanni
bait ober bieies 1lebel gu serforen ober gu
beieiti9en. Nian perbinbere eritens oeiIen
8ilbun9 bur9 sriinolide 6eBiing ,ino 2ult.
iin9 Der Sauier, ielbit Der Rellerraume unb
oer 9Dfe, Der 1lm9ebunsen oes S,aules. 2ebs
tereS beionbers burd Drainiren, bas einsiee
unb bette MtteI. 8erbinoerung aller Saul
niB Oer AbfdIle bes SauIes = einfa9 burd
8eoefuns folder IbfdIe NIT @roe, San6
ooer I4ide. Die beiten DesinfettionsmitteI
Iino trodene groe unb Maler. Der speite
@eg ber 3erit6run8 bes 4nitefun9sitoffes
lit f9uieriser unb erforbert bereits CUTE me.
bisinii9e RenntniiIe, 6eionoers aber, mas ben
neiten Mer5ten feblt, cine perniinfti9e gn.
penbun9srpeiIe Der beiten NitteI. SD ntobte
hermit auf Elm WitteI aufmerfIam MAIDEN,
mel6es bur6 ieOen Neni9en lei9t anSutpens
ben lit. Sin Niittel einfa9 unb i6a6Ips =
slei9 prompt in Der gerhinberun9. Der Gins
berin9 unc Der Seilung bieler Ganfheiten
uno beren ipeiterer 8erbreituns unO Anitefz
itn9.
Das &au9ern nit S9wefeIblumen.
Dlan tuerfe einfad elm penis SduefeI auf
ben Ofen, ooer auf etne beige eiierne Saaus
fel ,tnb raudere Die 3immer bel perfdloiies
nen Ebiiren uno Senitern bamit unb 6ffne
Oieiel6en mad tur5er 3eit ftir ben i6neaerem
Gintritt pon frii9er 2uft. Bei f6wa9em
&du6ern 1T oieies ieop9 ni6t not6wenbie,
ionoern es- 1T beHer, bab bic MenI6en bieie
Sdpefeloiinite ielbit unb otter einatbmen.
@s bilbet fid beim farfen grbiben bes
S9wefels f9uefelartise Sdure nnb S9wefeL
in 9ampfform ooer fItidtiser S6mefeL.
8eioe, i6pefelise Sdure unb S6ipefeIoampf,
Serit0ren srilnolt6 ale Biljs8ilbunsen unb
Brotiiten (n,ifroifOpii3e 3elentbiere rpie
8accilarien II. I. No.
9Sir balten auf bieielbe 8eiie Die BEansen
unlerer Ireibbauier Seilnb, inoem mir MOS
6entIi6 einise Nale NIT S9wefeL rdn6ern.
SD babe es bel ben Wtenfden nit glei6 gu.
tenn @rfolse ansemanbt unb tbeiIe es bebbaIb
gu alsemeinem gaben unb Srommen 6iers
ourd nit. 0as Nittel 1T Elm aItes beuabrs
tes uno idabet Der serinse geis beim Gin.
atbmen ni9t i'm 9eringfen, ionbern I1minoet
baIo unb wirtt na6ber pobltbuenb.
9r. 8. Srtti6.
(Det. Ibp.)
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; 9laes, abgeieben bon ben &irbispaiteten.
vRiirbispaitete 1T bas giationaIeerid
neines 2anbes. SD babe in sans Gurop
ni9ts 70 @utes seseRen. Spre6en Sic mi
Gbrfur6t pon ben ginri9tun9en Sbrer Sci
nath iun8er Nann, ooer uerbaIten Sic it'd
rubis."
Stun" fdbrt Derter fort, I'D min mt
elne yadt bauen laiIen. SD boffe, Sic fper
ben mir erlauben, fe mad Sbnen au nennen
UtlB 9arriot, bann merbe i1 Die fiinf na6iter
Sabre meines 2ebens, 10 @ott min, nidbts
Mnberes tbun, aIs smii9en Der 8apmoutb
Bn9t uno benz Golf uon SIoriba bin unb be,
fabren. SD peroe Sic inb 2arrp 70 off
mitnebmenL aIs Sic ruollen, Grennuns ruare
9rauiam. Sic niiHen ia bic See iebt aiem,s
LTD gut uertra9en fonnen. 11n6 menn Wtabes
moiieue Geine alf bunbert MeiIen in Der
&unoe 3u finben lit, 10 peroen mir uns qIiif.
lt4 i9aBen, iie aud ab3uboIen."
Das iunse Utdb6en bat pdbrenb ieiner
Geoe seoanfenpoa in bas 6iitere aufaereete
Wafier sebIift. Aber fie bat bod susebSrt.
Seit oas Wort 8apmoutb senannt rporben,
bat itd elm pLobli5es Sntereiie in tbrem rus
bisen 9ef6t se3eist. unb iie bat aufmerfiam
leoem Worte 9elaufdt. Mber Derter's f9laue
4nfpieIuns, our6 bic tr ibr geiiesel su ents
beden slaubte, uerfebIt ibren 3med.
Wtaoemoiieae fa9t unb anttportet NIT eros
Der OHenbeit:
sd bin fir Elm ianses Wld6den siemIid
ieefadti9, aber mir 9ebt es tuie WeiB Sarrtot,
t6 ltebe Die See nidt uno CLAUDE ni6t, baB
i'd mid ouf elmer ga9t sIidIi6 fiiblen piirs
be. gSiro bic 9la6t itiirmiId iein, Won.
iieur? 9lls 5utlnftiser Rapitdn miibten sic
10 etn Stdd pon einem @etterpropbeten
fein."
oNun, etrpas mob rpirb "a merben," er.uioert
Derter, inbem CT mad Seemanns Dirt in Der
Gi6tans oes @inoes bIidt, uaber Ni6ts BON
Seoeutung, Gi9ts, 'pouor man iid 3u flr6.
ten bate"
v@er fardtet ii9 benn 2" froate Ueis
9arrtot anfsebra9t. v@ine tleine 9teiIe 1T
sefdbrIid fiir 9naben in Sbrem glter. SD
babe frlbreife Rinber ME Ieiben tonnen uno
ruenn id bei Sbrem Dnfel seipeien mare, ais
er Sbnen Die 8eiie uorI1Ius, 70 bate i'd ibm
9eratben, Sic nod einige 8eit i'm Rinbersii,=
mer 5u lailen. SD CLAUDE 3ruar ni9t, bdB
Der Nlte ii6 ipie cit, perniinftiger MenIb
ratben last, benn nur Elm gBabniinniger
fonnte 2a,lrence 2ongrportb um eines Iei6t=
iinnisen Sin9Iinss tuillen ,pie Sic enters
ben"
u9itte, Eebe Ulib Sarriot, IaIIen sic bie-
les aufreSenOe S6ema fallen. SD BIN pirt=
LID unidulois. @enn 2orrp nidt perridt
gernefep mare -"
ySalt, ipre1en mir Don etrpas anoerem,"
nnierbridt ibn Mib Sarriot dr8erli9.
.gS brin9t Mid nur anf un6, tpie Sic
gang ri6tis benerfen, iinb Sic uniduIbig. |
Utaoeinoiieae, f6pimn,ea Sic gum eriten Mlal |
iiber ben Ocean ?"
ueSa, oas SrduIein reiit gum erften UsaI
biniiber, ober iie bat Idon feds WtaI ben Ras
nal poifirt unO ba IdBt es ficb l6on erproben,
Oh man bic See pertrasen fann."
sSie finb Sran30iin," fdbrt bic altere
Dame fort. sd suiBte bas, ebe i'd nit
5ranf ipra6. Sbre geiidtssiige iinb sans
iran50iii9. Nber tpie aus9eaeidnet Sic enss i
lid ipre6en, Sic baben nur wenis Neeent."
lcE1.lenA....e E1T
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iabene 6a-7i Sts @dafpeIse so Bis rs @ts. m m
Der Bole, 1910 Gts. fiir sei9orene.
, 1879-03-12

trottv Irnorcd-.cvcrn1 5romno hv ,,ttv. ntov
wrvtts. nro,ncci th5r,v nr fnrtv " vnnrs sro
wcrc in thc hat srnsc ~ ,bc ,n,tn r5n,,i., ~.
cesscs.
Whrn Teri, sa,-,c ,,,r1s lin ,,.. ~ ,c,ur
Artery {nrm,n To- Kose aEtinges st tne Call
in tthnmnht a. r.t th"t ,,n;.a.oa, st
Ind rasci mn ~ ,hc ~, thc nfacc
II" m.Ic ~ G nn,rancs c i. H. +" r M
m eiI"rir wi-sTa y Wis" '''' o'''''' s'ae' "
' ]"""s
/. Miss Alfco Harrison. who has played 4 nun.
her Of very succcssfnt engagements at the
Museum, mid tas Just closed another At the
Boston Theatre, wtl! 70 to New York u apncar
, 1879-03-12
l3IHANiY.
t;pttldi Djsr1tcA to Tit6 1F{bRf,A.

HUfEtN%
GALENA, ILL.,, March 11.-8amucl II. Farrell,
travelling Snowman, Is now confined iii tho
jail ia this city on tho Charge Of b[rany, at tho
Instance OF lady rcsLlIug at Nora, In this
county, to whom he was married Inst July BY
the Key. Joseph drummer, Of Warren. It is
alleged TINT Farrell was united In marriage to
woman In Now York In January, 1878. and that
liz abandoned his 10 Day!css County bride iu
November last, md, meeting wife No. l
Mt Warren, departed with her to- Kansas.
Friday Inst, a:.rccaby to rcauls!ttnn signed by
tho Uoyrrnor Ut that State, nl!tl wns brought to
inlena under tic clarGc al Detective Murphy,
OF Warren. When apprehcndcd hs was man.
nger OF n vartety troupe, AIlu was accompanied
tly wife No. l. Ills examination will take place
on Friday next, ami in default Of 81 LOO ball to
was sent TO ia!l. II 's claimed that Farrell l,as
been married four times ono wtg Is dead,
nnli Tint another was divorced from HIN some
years NrQ,
, 1879-03-12

GENERAL NOTES.
Mr.. Charles II, Drew has resigned Ills position
tu the Coty!lio company.
Mnria Lttn denlcs tho report That she ID In
love with q buss Illdaer IN the strakosch troupe.
The nano Of tho Varieties Theatre In New
Orleans las been changed to Grand Opera
House.
There Is probability that Mrs, Jetircys.I.ewts
Mnttlnnl Will return to t'u stare rs tealiug
latly at DaldwtN's, ID San Francisco, next sea-
son.
It is rapprcl TINT Miss Marie Wainwright has
under consideration lIbornl nffer to becoule u
member Of tic company Of san Francisco the
utra next season.
htr. IIarkius, tho manager OF tho Filth Ave-
nuo Theatre, New York, Ia aupcrstltious. belMts
coIIyirccd Tut tic Parlsiun boxos caused lnan.
clat WOO to tAG theatre, hc las toru thcm away.
Florence, tho actor. rocontly remarked to a
reAin,iTant.owner IN San Francisco, 1s tkey wcro
looklns ut big. old.fashtonel pic: "siY friend,
ttta wolss look ycry ulcc, but don't liko thu
hcayy double cascs.h
James Sutherland. known Is Benator Dob
Hart, tho n!nstEet, !oiucd the ranks nf ttlc con-
peEauca UnluI In tho Lycelm Taeatre, NOW
furk. last Sundly, aud mals brief addrcss.
Miss Lydia Thompson Is now playing ln thu
burtc6quc OF "Carmon,h arranged for thu Lon
tion F0lls Theatre. It IL stated that Miss
Thompson has Inalo m engaGcsnent with II.
A.Mrrcan manager to appear ln tAis country
aEaIu mkt selspn.
An Indifferent actor was playing In "0t'elo |"
at tho Dunedin Tnealrc. When he cass,e to tl!e
passage, 40 that Incn should put aN HIlclHy In
il,pr mouths to stsal away their braEnsn' ston-
tnrian yotca roarel tron tlls Eullers:, All
right, old Mnu, drink away; you're safo."
Tie ont hundrcdth anniversary Of the trst per-
tt.FN Ffrnu EttlEi ri mn A II
, 1879-03-12
Nan l[|'lF' |.
BROTHERS. .>&
lIVlIVlE: E:NSESALE
!. LADIES' { Ct CHILDRBD'S
Cotton Underwear.

Our stock in this department
is now complete---the assort-
ment comprising every descrip~
tion Of garment from the plain
est to the most elaborate. All
our Underwear is expressly
made for us, and will bear close
examination. Below we give a
few of the leading BARGAINS
offered:
100 doz. Chemiscs at 25c, SOC, 75c.
AS a Special Bargain we offer:
50 doz. Camhric Cllcmises, lace Trim.
med, at $l.25 former price $f.D.
50 doz. Night Dresses, good cotton,
tucked and ruliled, 75c.
100 doz. White Skirts, rulao and 5
tutks, 50c.
80 doz. Fine Muslin Skirts, 20 tucks,
$1.00; a splendid bargain.
100 doz. Cambria Drawers, lace trim.
med, $1.25, $3.50, $1.D; very
chcap.
, 1879-03-12
Klf93 REMEDIES,

Tim shove cur partially Illustrates The hew method
OF cTGctiaE q HAnlCAI Rnl PERMANENT cufu VI
Nasal cAtsFriI anA Catarrhal l>esfnst THIS fesl4snt
THOROUGHLY cLEANHk.a, aII thnn ibeAlratGs !ha
rOsrEst!Ott "a SAL CAVITY. ana Yse5S .u1ssss .,a.
nictliHl Will! CuTn I'u4t .nalst c1tasr1. ,,,
Ar. WILLIAMSON. ths inventor !lste tIi9ical fhv.
NV iafk |. nex r. Ga!sr-s % sa; +: asstSt al! inter-
fur ths scrf 4ls Fras'a That Hnss rlfht
foTIE Rpln. Ihh lnsEF!,nsnt Glo.ns9s fr9n within
tlsn ia ntJeT rstIc'Is. THEN arpllrd 10 ths CLEAN
AuFl aGu rHctt, NECESSARILY. rapid cliru.
The uvcfuii0n u 4HFeuabt AMI easily performed.
Intcrcstu ase ttttd to rt1l an e1til!nH tue IN.
III lat - !t.on.si daily ftumoiol.
ErlId 1tAfl1, ftr ERhlNllct