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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-20
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the undersigned
are requested to call and settle their &C
counts. We can be found at any time Al
the new building east Of our old stand,
Redwood Falls. t
sT1CKLE q WILTSHIRE. 4
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-20
VOL. XI.
Brace up for the assessor.

Ec1ne Matters.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-20

Showery and cool during the week.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
Vacant places

IN the dental ranks will never occur n
you are particular with your teeth and
Cleanse Them every day with that famous
sooth'wash, soZoDoNT From youth
10 old age il will keep the enamel spot
less anu nnimpaired. The teeth of per.
SONS who use S0zoD0NT have pearl
iike wIiiteness, and the gums roseate
hue while the breath is purified and ren.
aered sweet and fragrant. 1t is composed
oi rare antiseptic herbs and is entirely
iree from the Objectionable and injurious
ingredients OF Tooth Paste, &c.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

CFlaitln, which is becoming so
widely nsed as substitute for ivory.
is a cannplior and certain chemicals.
II is used for billiard balls, combs,
backs Of brushes, handles for whips,
canes and umbrellas, harness trim
mings, knife handles. pencil cases, doll
heads, SHIRT cefls, collars, neckiies. and
great variety Of other articles .'too
numerous 10 mentionn 1t is said that
ITS use has largely diminished the de-
mand for ivory goods, the manufacture
o. which has been one Of the greatest
industries II England
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

10 ceres DimDess of Vision, Noises IN ths ~
the vital find passing unobserved in ~ ~.
and many other diseases that lead to ipsani,, y.
death DR.. MINTIE will agree to forfeit ~ ~
Hundred Dollars fer case of this kind Inv Y "
TAI RESTORATIVE tundsr his special ,dr,s!! y!
and treatmentl will not cure or for al fbns ss~
pure or injurious fonRd in it DR. MITSTPl NM
treats all Private Diseases successfully ~ha,l
mercury. Consultation Free Thorough es,ns
nation and advice including analysis Of urine sSa
Price Of Vital Resolutive, sS 90 bottle, d sr
times the quantity. $1,000; sent TO any address n
ON receipt OF price, or G. Q. D.. secure from obss
vaiion, and in private name. if desired, by
A. E, MlNTIE. Nh
II Kearny Street, San Francisco Csl
DR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY RTMEDY. Nrpr
RE- ICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and Piadds
Complaints. Gonerrhna. elect, Leucorrbna, FmI
S5.Oe s'''''' y
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELIoN PILLS, are d.
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BIrI0SI
cure III The market. For sale by all druYgsis
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
Care or the Eyesisl,t.

In order to preserve the eyesighi
some rules concerning light should be
.bscrved, particularly when the light
is artificial. If shade is used on the
lamp or burner Git should by prefer
ence be Of ground or "milkrglass, new
.r Of colored glass;. the light may
stand directly in front Of the body aud
the work be allowed 10 lie in the light
nnder the shade, which will protect
the eyes from the glare of the flame
II no shade Ii used the back should be
turned to the source Of light, which
saght to fall over the left shoulder,
The same rule applies in the manage
snent Of light. Ia this case the light
should come from behind and
slightly above, and fall directly upup
the work, whence it is reflected to the
eye. II should never fall directly in
the face. Even during sleep this qnes-
ton Of light 's OF some Importance.
As a rule, the room during sleeping
hours should be dark, and particular
care shond be taken to avoid sleeping
opposite window where, on opening
the eyes III the morning. flood oflight
will fall npun them Even the strong.
est Of eyes are, after the repose OF
night, more or less sensitive to the inn
pression Of intense light. The eyes
must have time TO accuslom themselves
70 the stimulus. Particularly should
this care be observed during GONZALES
cenre irom Illness, when the eyes gen
orally lose some Of their power.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

A cancelled fellow, in introducing
his freud into company, said, Gentle
men, ! assure you he is not so great a
iool az no seems.1 The gentleman i'm.
m dlately replied, THAT is exactly the
difference between my friend and nv
SELF
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
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w EEKT.Y WORLD,

Price, 81 TO subscribers in the l'erritor,
ana S5.2o when sent out of the Territory
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
Notice.

I rfl-.
L Ai-EhlTohY OF IDAHO. In the District co,,r. -
,'ouh y q solse. the I'd Judicial District T ~
.. '. n witt, j. g. Mills, j. NJ Danskin N n
- ,. hlngsey. Frank Farnham I'd. Fnin,er iiaas Iai
1arteeht W. W. Black, John KennaIv t,.a,,I IoI ~
ooh'1. ~. N r. Iuney. D. McClintock. H Frei,;,'
a.. So Sunp 5orman, VIM. Tncher Green Holan5
~ ei emiorlartE' d Jones. c. Jones. p. w Jona.
Leon fuid, c. Martin, j. H. Mver ItS A. naFlara ast
- nsgnef Jas Mckay. Philip Rapft peter ma,,
r"gshVon s,aIs1. 90. Cole A. Beard Danl McRride % -
Elm, John Kern, o. s. Moore Jobn NJ. D.
80 80 Ssphtf. Heo. Boone, John Taslev Z n go e.'
Nr c Ilhhey, Ben Anderson, Jonas Wsliaao
So. - oT@hIady a htronse, Pat Glennon pot II; =
III ., ffaynor. ". w. Houlen. Jas. McIrt,ra
dro9 i'ss, et - =. =. Mef1ert, s. Youren. NJ r Wi
M cathe.rs ~ - or MRS steaBle, W. Keeerreis
io a.aa , Y O. Garrett A. Bail. Thonss saal
Avn ana " M ohord, plaintiffs, ocAn-
vs.
T. p p Emery Pat. Doyle, II. f. Iadd W w W..
"a, - orse' 1eo Frampton. fAdrnipistra.a s " 70. %
-. pkihsl. A. b. Morell Morris O.,ins " =.
teaosa =. Z. cnyler. D. Donovan. N We,1a,i Iss a,
son oeo, Aiaslle. 3. L. Warmer q n r5' ~
stewart. defendants: i@'or oi Samuel
~ 0ilCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TN Ar rr,,, -.
- plaiht OF the above named nIaint;fs. .S.e. I'm.
shosas named defendants is now on a. - 20 a.ss ~,
9es,. asAnsa Court asking Judgment for = ~ isa ie
Nf;t s,tioh ana dissolution OF The Ga-a ,..,
~. . ans. and that the cause will hs a shsy
tbe ~ the 18th day Of March n 1eon ~
after az o. Court on said day or a. soon tbar az
's-el e me Judge shall be able "0on 'nere-
4 t&S az hness Ie. my hand and seal Of said CONT
&szsss ' Avn '1a! oi rebrnary. A. d. 1870
a. l. RICHARDSON,
0g Fsh GEO; = " RfeHAEDs, Deputy Clerk. oisrk'
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

Job Work
NEW YORKPRICES
AT TIE
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19

II AAAls net easily earned in these t. mes
pIIjJ I hut 1t can be made in three months
4 by any one of either sex, il any mart
mi OF the country, whe is wi ling to wort
OE steadily at the employment that we
= furnish. $66 per week in your ewn
TO n. You need not be away from, ~,
night. 1on give your whole time IN tha ,,or,,
or Only your spare moments We have agents wha
are making over $50 per day. All who enesoe :,
uace uas, can make money fast At the present time
other business. II costs nothing TO try ~ & a,i
~ terms and S. ontfit free. Ad lress at once
ID. hALLETT Co.. Portland Maine. O""o
S-July 24-77-1y
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
Particular attention paid to

II you want live and cheap paper sub
scribe Immediately.
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SD WEEK. sI2 cay at home e,.,,x .
Ausnst. o9s.ly ss outfit free. Address, TRUE co
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
IMPORTANT TO LAND MEN.

IMPORTANT TO LAND MEN.
LAND LAWYERS AND REAL EsTA1h
AGENTS:
Your names will be inserted, WITHo.,'
CHARGE, in the American Settlers Guiu..
new book on public land law, soon y y y
issued for extensive circulation IN the -
iantlc States and in Europe. s.m
Send for a circular giving details OF ~,
p"rtance to every land man.
Address Henry NJ. Copp,
Washington, ID. y
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
PENSIONS.

PENSIONS. e nys3y ;s;,,,s wound s5..,l
GIer esiaeh,, - or any disease, entities sol.
sjons e- - ~ .is la,e war to pension All nen.
I'vas pscH " y : tne law Of January, 1879. began
sold;.a IIh a. usie Of discharge or death of :" y
o,s. Tho,,s.,,d Al entitled should apply at once
ara amoassnas .'.a. who are now drawing pension
are , entitled to an increase. Sold;dprs psnsion !,
~sr @arDms I'VE oi me war Of 1912 and Mexicau u
va nar are entitled 70 pensions. TLnnsa,,adnn LA,ran
aie y gst entitled TO bounty, but don't snn,
a. ~ re, aees IN all cases only $40 Send Hnow now
sIAArs s:a,l Tor new laws, blanks and Inv ;ns,, Two
: S.Vrs y, 70 NAT. WARD FITZGERA'TI1nl 'I1lI Ic- IT
''on, %. G. IVA DOC, washing
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
p a r e NJ r s !.

i. E. Lehmann, solicitor of American
and Foreign Patents, Washington. d, q,
All business connected with Patents
whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge
made unless a patent is secured. Send for
circular. ~
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1880-03-19
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

Vn~ 2chaack, Stevenson a. Co., Wholesale
Drurgists, Chicago, supply the trade a, mar
ufActurers' prtces.
, 1880-06-21
-, CITY employees,
COsILINRse or TIE PATTY 6YsTEM or sELEC.

TloA.
Following Is tho full toxt OF Commissioner
WRllcrs comments MI tho present system uf
,,clectng city employees and its 'exponso to tho
saxpnyers ..-'.. y
Although tho grcat bulk of tho elty's work Ia
done by rontrnGt. being advertised uld let tu thu
lowest responsible bidder, yet the aycr1lKe nf
5sSar eon IL the e ;r nno
gagged IN tho various sub-.leparsn.vtlts of this
Dr,tnoh Of thu: city's service there hhul,ll bc
reisDo oilioals 10 protcot i Tic ii,toHat II to
city. akuinht. mistakes. illegal acts, inferior
wff Son5nstoa q sf's ex",'n, Rrs
I'D III siorss, @ SEilie a aud sraSa echs'ss,
that il GUins continuously executed
Sr es tSss SSxx ~ ,g ts sates a1 s s!S s,Y ay L 70 %
lnndc IN thIs department pyery twn ycnrs Under
TIM t1lio of lRry patrl.tlRe. M larHo c0sn1ucr-
@ quIriK the servises WHIT u Fisat n"Gcr q "kil'e
md sxT.rtescctt ehipinyca, can hope 70 20 s.lc;
eys Is 10 rs Sa
hurried to 1s useful With nntrlcti men who may
pruvc tn t,s wnrthlesa. Tho sreatest avlf in nur
tltt,on tr publIo o.rrs ai.a pllhlle funds Il, tho
!!sts # pur!y l.,.l",ses nn'a elnla J. e. niain
whrh cat ,lsi! !hor i.s ,iofoe.i tur oxcslsei. 4
large nroInrtiop Of tho Anpl!oN!.ta ter pnbliio
sSy rx ry no1 % S,y u 10 tue ossx tha', I:
allH,Intel they LINK tu the influences which put
than ~ % keei,. them there. rather ttlan
GlschHryo Of thu duties assigned thom,
or 4, any real aud effective serylcc
| which they render or expect to reIltcr Rs un
huncst GauIsnr,.t for tho lay tl,oy receivu. II
is fnut ~ plR!n TINT It needs aI,y IT, ba n,cli-
TUNED to bG nsscntcd 10 by every Intelligent,
| hunest uian In tho community, that tho pcpart-
nIcnt Ut 1'utlIu Works, II oilernted III tho most
successful lnnnnGr fur tho best Interest If lho
whBle city. should hu unhagosl on husnc,as prn:
sipcs rnthor shaaI political. itssnp!pyts s'io,,I,l
Ks!, reIee.t,s The i.,eo'"pstent' .'Is.
lux nnly such ns all thoiy respective
plMcos eltuiDntly and thoroughly; inun 0f cur.
ilpst fidelity nlil nnbcAtltnx A9Iusty. whit! Will
tnku IL prtle lii tionx their whole duty. and who
will pEtItect Mt All times tho ctya int Ft@ta, With
pr.vase,y tho kAlns t1calous cir. 4.d watohs,,.
nto nptnlDn th.It With this Department. thus ur-
gnnlzel Ant! managed us much can be nceuMl-
plfshed fur the Ht.lll Improvement uf tho Ulty
with one million nj tltIllass can b0 otherwise
.luue With an expenditure of twico that sum;
Whllu the Improvement 1t would cnuso to p.lbllt
moras by r0Wurtllilx merit nnd tllscullntunanc.
Ing corruption would 10 an enduring benefit q,
hIxlur nlll trtler vAlne 10 the puOpl0 th0u all
the money that would th,ls bc suvol."
, 1880-06-21
EDUCATIONAL.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY.


txttnt ttr1<tpoudencs Of Tho Cnica9o 1S4hnne-
LtNcULn, ILL.,. Juno l9.--1.ast Montuy evening
tho Annual Reunion Of thB Literary Societies Of
Lincoln University took pInt0 III tho Chnpel
Hall. Thu performances consisted OF Il welcOm-
Ing address, iii Addrcss from tho Alumni, nnd
toast responded to BY ii member frun' cnch 30
oletv. After this socnt wis lnaugurntcd, and
q sol,ernl good tiuo WIS had. -...
Tucsdny evening tho Alumni Society gavc
thor Twelfth Annual Entertainment, which
consisted Of mn cssAy BY Miss Lou {loaah, clnss
Of II; an oratIou by e. @. Hudson, class Of I'll
ai.d lreturc by W. O. JONES' cass OF II; inter-
spcrse.l ut proper intervals with music, Next
yeur tho Alumni Will give banquet In place OF
their reHil1Ar entertainment.
"Wednesday evening tho Societies Ind tue
pGs.1sa Of listoninK toa very an!o Lecture et,N nn
xot,si iut at uos. % sh,,ian. IL ' liz i Claimed
genro, Morul:ty. and Property. uur schools and
dulles should he explained anti impressed upon
tho mini. THO neglect tn tMlrt!c1pntc ~ politics.
Of ono who ~ property t.ialitlcs, Is IothluK hnt
NusiiIp il faithful discharge OF tho duties nt
suffrage, nrsl the duty Of every AWsrtcnn @ clt!.
WIS WIS WcIi received, being oitoru.inlng to ail In
terostad In the welfare uf their c,n,'itry.
Thurat'uy morning At O'clock tho COMMENCE. M
1t nh e,rly hour tho spacious Chapcl ,yas illleti
to It's utmost pnpactty. Tho or1!tara tf the day
we5s " y Il sx!eiow u tnsn*wSt5Ges, ssat wS5(9es,y1
Evans, Lincoln s'rho Iroblen ,of i,iio": Y. 9:
Ss' isabf, laWnss, % lilS"Gys!es" s. L. i!oael!, Lii.
Sullivan. i'll" Public Virtue. At the close oi
ouss received the tiegrcY Of a. T., threo q II
d., und Miss Anna Leeds, Lincoln tfMt nf u. 81
fsu, The c"sersary Of Msie e skes y is
| yeAr hMve hcvn very Interesting, and tho !nEIt
, 1880-06-21

,1m % s"Ee M -, w VII, ,t''ui u,i ~ D"s,u mi
. . ~ III Hr sum ,,,tu,r ~ ,hn ni,msnns ~
ns !1 ,nans "I , , - ne mu+t,r.,inr TcI,I
@ a ~, IL rrst tn"ni,mn i,F tho lara 81
Fn ,et s sa,,,t,, r w. kthn ut, n,l .nm,,, iiwpra
.vrt, ,Tnnnt i,u Fnil,,1 uow oiviiixntipn having
crushed then, nlrenly.
Descending fstm Art In ttn inwnr p1ane Of
c1ti,iY,-ts,,1ll1.g tlnwn. litcralty, tWo-story
Hight, Frn1n wasNl-tnrtlnE ttt !,rnntl. .1nhktng
ing,-wu entered thu
wnut,r's rxt,ulr or M1LtEns AKIN MltIs
.., III ,,,r,n.,,u,, +,n-ot, po RIM nrrnsa a
@ t,rn,,. ~ ~ nrt.ishxx ,Sn nr.t thinp.hr h"mrty.
tE,isn,lish fI.nrn,l tnJiicrs vttt l,rItsh Vrrr
t"t H. thnr r,.r ,vnk"rs rrfi lin fiintr. hftktn ar
,ts.,,,, ln, .;t,,,t ~ n ~ fnmtrv "mtnrs,ct turnnr
, 1880-06-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

". l,rson, CtncinnatIt o., At tho Gardner.
]. M. PAYNE. Now Orlcnns, at tho 0nr'lncf.
+. l., M,puE, Cleveland, O., ut the Gardner.
r. Hoyss, pnttssnu,,th, Mob, nt tho uart'nor.
Il. u. WOODEN, Rlzourney, fn., Mt tho Gardner
gIo,,sc.
Ar, !. I,oAnpMAw, Marshalltown, IN" Is mt
thu Sherman.
HIN II, l.t,nr,.1. mud 8. jay Smith, Auantn,
Ca, nr1. nt the Tlncr.
Nit AM Mlss. Il. ". ttEyEs. OF Madison, wcro
at tho urnn.i lnclc yeslersluy.
CONGRESSMAN c. q. Wlht.1A,ts, Jnneavtllc, and
Congressman, q. u. ConEcr, MfchlGhn. nro at tic
Grand Pacific. ....
rnlt,r rn1tiArs. New Y"sk: llcnry roshlGTr. t,s
sessf .sies br. tfs:. saes arc ,s'a II tn % Sherman "
Ul,. Conn, Manitntn; y. Mcn'lors. Nashville,
1'rnn.; i. i. ltcni. philatc1rhla: al.l Mr. nnd
Mrs. i. Z. llraidstcy, minneapolis "fc nj tno
fremont.
IL. +. k1nnY. A,,strnlia; ~. md Mrs, Theo.
dorr ii. l}nvI4 Srs ynrk; Mr. and My. Gcorxo
H. Meyer. B,stti,: Dnnle! swiGari, Krntucky:
antl David l)0Ws Antl family, New 1orks are Ill
the Uralltl Ineitc.
rf,x Tennessee press People attenfci dirino
wurrhp yesterday forenoon IN various ehurchce.
md r. zig a 1nye na; @td y, M Mr e't aveey nyt
and attended the performance al "Ihe Plr"tcs
OF PcnxnncG."
Tnno,:un Typographical, error IN tho llst OF
mhrrilEc nctiises 1.s!i. in, II, e, Wr inhnnl
WEE, tae He " ousc ,us % ~ NARY. VIA u;yeu M
Hold t1nx o'!E " shm hsvo M'i ti, Mrs.
isra.,c Mra: tssts sss'tt e'''"' - ''''''" "e
Joe Dexter, driver Of Car oo7. Indiana avenue
llne, who committed All assnut with car hook
tpun n rupcrhn,lEcr nA1uct tIrfstson IN sAtllr-
div full unrttct1lhrs OF which appeared In TIN
TIi1nuNE yesterday. has hcon discouraged ~ NJ.
G. ii. Holmes, Superintendent of tho South Sltlo
Hailwuy Company.
rr,,r .,oto,,r. ~ +ho 0er,non r,cvolutjon pt
1sasia hct,I rcunion I,sst evcniur ut brand.
lnto nE w., tSn ,.ntnr%ra ~ tH,st I,,rn,t,rr.
, 1880-06-21
HAMILTON COLLEGE.

BWttat Ut1EA to 1hd ChttI00 ITt6ant
CLINTON, N. r., June 9.-Tho opening oxor-
ciscs Of tho Commencement OF IlMntltoi, College
tuok placo herb to-dHy. The bacca1nurcato ser.
n,ol1 before tho class bf l8S0 was delivered BY tho
President, Samuel u. brown. u. H., IL. y. Bulb
iect: "Tho Essential Truths ltoyenlod Through
Christ" In tho cvoninE. Dr., i. Irc,Mpus Prime,
editor OF tho Now York Obse,peT, addressed tho
Society Of Christian IlGsuArch, Ills sub
juot was, "Tho Auswor to tho Quesuon,
Whit ls TRUTH" being dofonso Of
tAo revealed word Of God "a ultimate truth dis.
tingnshea trnm tho records 9f scl0,lco and
prizs sptakinY by tho Atudenis ot thsve lower
rlusses took plaee, and was highly crctiitab!n TO
tho young 0r,ltnrs and tho culio8o. tho lion.
Forry It. bmlth, Ut ChtcAK0, is u1la Ut the grnl-
ntas ut tue college, Rud Library Hall IL u .honu-
lnent to bis llbetality Anu bears lI!s name.
, 1880-06-21
MILITIA NOTES.

TIE Touth Company Of tho Second 1aostmcnt
il boinR organized.
COMPANY 9, Sixth infantry, proposes to visit
Joliet Oh the Fourth Of July,
T!1 First Regiment Cadet Corps indulged In
IN opcfl.air drill lust saturday evening.
ConsoIsAL FLANK +. MITCHELL, Of g Company,
Sixth Dattulien, has beeu promoted 10 Serge ant,
, 1880-06-21
B0DY RECOVERED.

FoHr WArHs, 1nd., June At-The body Of
Jamcs F. English, the young man drowned In
4aumee Nlves Friday, was recovered to-day by
r. l.. McGee and W. Franks. Ono hundred and
the drowned mnh for the recovery Of hhe body
and es3 by the city, i"
, 1880-06-21
ART AND INDUSTRY.
A Visit to the Music Hall at Cincin-
natl.
Tho Loan Exhibition In tho Decorative
Art Rooms.
Ceramic Works-Wood. .carslngs-Etchings and
Water.cotors.

WaIHfstuuESs
The nlllers' International Exhibition, aud liz Many
Interesting Sights
Bptelal CoTrrs>cndents ot The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, June 17.-The spot TINT Ia 10 bo
tho Democratic battle-ground next week wns
visitcsl yesterday. Thu Hrcnt rcd cnitral tNtll-
ing Of tho Music f1nll Stands buck IN Its field of
marble Juggling, with rttMcsl doore. Hut tho |
wings, which constitute tho Exposition hrci.. nro
bantlnGed by lonH strips ut while muslin, att
nu,inc!1lg III hnck letters, "MtIicrs' intcrna- |
ttonni Exhlbttton": "Loan Exhibition" "In-
dies Dcconriye-Art lsoons": "Colicgo 0f
Music; denominations Nnw IN Progress" To |
these placcs Of intcruat, struggling limo OF
visitors wcro wrlxslinv through tho ,ufl.stIlc;
wo Joined, nn.l foulid ourselves fn m exhibition
vnrIed md wonderful.
First wo went by ut, inner door into
THE MrslO HAIL PROPER
which, with tts e,oo0 chairs; tta orHnn rs big as
meeting y-h0us1, all Dvnr!nitI Ssth exlutslt
wreaths Of cnryen o. md cherry; Its plasn-
cctlcE vauttcd ru0f Of bk; md tho g1lllcrcs that
hang nrotstld It's rromy Sides, gayo d sense
Of solitude. Of vastloss, and OF grandeur,
| heightened by tho rIch simplicity nf the wholo.
On the stARc. which scAts 1Ukl pcrsous, thorc nro
no dru7.citrta!ns, stngt-tiNsRl, or scenery; but
soll.l onk woodwork clrar through to tho organ
| that mnkca tho background. Saturday ths
urcat room will f,o nlel by Sunday. school chill.
s..,,' ',, .h cto,n,ni sT I,ohcrt
| u.ei. cc.e"rn.Ins .nu etn.e. ~ nuoe.'
lAkcs' founding bf tho schboi OF tho SNhbatn.
| Tho Jubilee Slnxcrs will be III tho platform, md
| land thoJr wcky5 plantation. melodies to tho
@ u ~ -. ".,t.,..' wa ~ go ~ tba ,,nn-
s.nes VI 1"o e"l'lc" n4.l t'o 'o"l y. suo '"on
| atro.s oryau. Next week tha sumo space VIII
nO filled BY tho turbulent DInOcrcy, most uti-
lko tho h.,sts Of tho swcot prIaco Of pcace Of
which these little onuS tell us.
From the SftHtG lfnil VIC entered
| ti@ Ds'eo"Ni -. .'o a,
ID the wing. Ihefr, met hy sWeot-taeet' sot-
through tho I,ouu Exhibition, where woro OK
hI,,ltei tnwatrv frn,n Vctor ifuxo,s home. IL sa-
crett mat from tho South se'ls' Old china' jewell
~, lnce, altd emlrtlcres,- ,-aInong then, butt
tt,,r s,rns ~ ,inssnr,s mn ,n,i"nt nrvrnvin,
wy sI.ss ~ ',t'. g..,, .,e",.,e, o,, ,,s
paintings OF mnny tnasters,-a bewidering tan
| nln nr Art. co.lcrtt., from Cincinnati homes
| 6'e ~ - > ~S''-' '"'''.
, 1880-06-21

Soc the Pouy Lawn Mowers at borden, Belleck
& Co.'S, 81 Lake s&rrct
, 1880-06-21

Itn,es: Our highest artists In dentistry, The
MoChesney's beyond doubt, though but ~ set-
, 1880-06-21
Paplllon cures pImplcs.

Emaciahon, drDpsy, moutal and physlcalW v
ness arrested by Malt bittors.
, 1880-06-21

overwhelming In vArtuty and luhHtity,
TIE oany1N0 rY CinCIHNAT1ANH
Rnio forUyurmure Talk Of wootlcn nat1aegs,
Thcsu women Of tho buckeye 8tAt0 can carve
e fslnK 1osnssnd re k,'ettea shgtla " Sf
oys c ss ~ i'esatiy sht hgs would root thom over
mud lot them, alono fer tho Kcauino. Panels
'as. i roo''s. a siiseis%rds, euSness beassoas,
planos, chairs. tA1lcs muslG. rAcks, fralIcs. .;.
eash oesSt 1ssnnE - sn 4hsaa oTS oTy wt
suHragists among those toxtroue carvers7 1)a
thoy ever gut tiuo FROM their modelling. design,
ihey ost j bullet ID Il piain oia ballet: box such
VI DUR fathers ssutfels Would the box itself
| bea,islt1od to ulAtchy Where Ii this High Art
te,llnxY il fron tho po:, lut ,la hcfrIe1dit.
Us TOD neck leVotod to otshln9 lid water
color Pieces. Tho work here " not confined u
Cincinnati. Tho most exgulsIt otrhiuBs aro by
I CARL c. nKEMNEls, OT LoulsvlLLE.
| His beoch txees ind beech forests with their
1nts Of light and shAiv, mid their delicate
6alldlln9, aro the acme 81 AMcftenn ctol,inX'
was WILDLY noticed; blt these tninty shadows af
| the glow 0f forest Ato !nore eAaulstt. IiFenncr
ls tho beech. tres specialist without doubt.
A.sa ALICE STEWART, or COLORADO,
carries on the pa!sn. 4 volum0 of water coloE
studies, boun1 4. leather. bearing the title
surrounded by nnllrinY sttnngols that 1t wins
totnsttmo hefore | could xut Z look: Popnit*
thsir Horny, this,lo-llko ,sced.bo!ss; lIcky;
six times tho s!1o OF our y.rden-siowcr; cac.us
troin 90 sSexaEtts; w4 clemst!s asstOg 2 ai
il lily tsnlrils; tho Indian pIns-bsush. .yisle
as the pomeg.ane!e buds color; and I'D delica..
| III q Wild hOneysucklp tw9,-each 81 pGrfcct, 81
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-09
The New Orleans Woman.

The following is taken from the Chica-
go News, and is fair Illustration OF the
estimation in which Southern ladies are
held by the average Northcrncr. 1t
shows that the prejudiccs aroused in
their minds twenty or twenty-five years
ago by those shining lights and enemies
to the South have not yet been eradi-
Gated. 1t is an evidence of their little
ness of mind and soul: "Thc New Or
leans woman proper is s7Gallic Ameri-
can. or rather an American Gaul. She
perhaps may never have been out of the
country, or even out of the State; but
for all that, she is an alien to the Re-
public in the sense that she has little
knowledge of it and less care for it and
its affairs. If Creole, or Creole descent
or affinity, she reads French
newspapers, has French habits and
opinions. and she is essentially French
in mind and manner. She talks English,
though she thinks in French; she is an
inhabitant of the. United States but
citizen of Louisuna, specially Of its
metropolis, most Of her grand outings
being to adjacent parishes. Once in a
while she may 90 to st. Louis, or Mo
bile, or Charleston, or New York, but if
she does. it is q memorable event, and
she regards it rs q Chicagoan, Boston
ian or New Yorker would the circum-
navigation of the globe, a Journey to
Afghanistan or to the heart of Africa.
Should the New Orleans WOMAN he
young, especially should she be unmar-
ricd, she luay be very graceful, though
rarely slender in figure, for plumpncss
and roundncss come very early with her.
She is usually brunette. Her man
ners are, as rule, superior to her per-
son. It is marvellous what she can
achieve with bit of lace, half yard
of ribbon or a few flowers. The New
Orleans woman is not very substau-
tally educated, but such education as
she has, she can put to the best advant-
age