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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

ton 10 Grant. The German element has
already had its full attention, but we be-
heye that is the smallest one in the account.
There is large element in all parties OPP
posed to third term for any president, and
this element affects every state, Many Re-
pubicans express their belief freely that il
is enough to prevent their recovering In
diana, and hold New York, New Jersey and
Kentucky. Then there Is in Pennsylvania
and New York large opposition to the
third term intensified by the personal
hatred of the men engaged in urging
Grants nomination. Ex-Speaker Grow
and many other Republicans of Ponnsyl-
vania believe that the several elements in
opposition to third term inspired
by this personal antagonsm
would be sufficient to heat
Grant were he nominated, even in that
steady going Republican state In New
York it would be pretty certain to beat
him, and New Jersey and Kentucky would
be apt to follow such lead.
But what we want to speak OF particu
larry at this time is the wide and influential
organization against the denomination Of
Grant which is beng made. From almost
every northern state we receive information
that the anti third term boom is attracting
large numbers of Republicans. In New
York alone there are enrolled and in COM
muncation nearly twenty thousand voters
pledged against third term candidate I'M
der any circumstances. In New England
and Pennsylvania the movement is not so
well organized but the dissatisfaction is as
wide spread with the threat of a return to
power of the old Grant regime. From all
these states delegations will 60 to Chicago
and present to the convention the danger of
almost certain defeat should Grant be nom.
mated. Under such a condition even
Cameron and other third termers weaken.
Their effort has been lately to force the
Grant movement by having the southern
states which cannot give any Republican
electoral votes, adopt the unit rule and
Grant instructions, but the whole north
would revolt at such course, and it is be-
lieved Grant would not accept the nomina-
ton so obtained. Therefore, the third
termers are unhappy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25
TIE GRANT BOOM

The assaults on the Grant boom are get
ting too fierce for any presidential move
ment to withstand and it is now believed
that in some wndefned way General Grant
will take himself out Of the race before
long. These assaults are such as TO involve
The Republican psrty in pretty certain de-
feat should he be their candidate, and there
IL 20 much plain speaking about il that we
shall not ask to be excused for giving the
current opinion outside Of the rapidly di.
minishing third-term circle.
There are many elements in the opposi-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

TIE devotion Of congressman to the SOL
der element Is not very apparent. Yet an
effort is continually being made to manu-.
tacture capital by presenting some new
pension bill and indulging in cheap talk
about the subject, as they did this week
about a bill to pension the survivors of the
Mexican and other wars preceding the re-
bellion. The measure was defeated in the
interest of economy, and because the sol.
diers of the late war has not yet been pro.
perly provided for,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

ENGLAND is gradually, but surely, be-
coming Democratic. Suffrage has been ex-
tended until every Englishman, who has a
holding of forty shillings, has the right to
vote. 1t is very probable that the suffrage
will be still further extended by the incom.
ing Liberal government. The Irish mem.
bers, elected to the new parliament, are de.
manding the equalization Of the Irish fran,
chise with the English, Eminent English
statesmen are Of the opinion that before
many years suffrage will be universal il
England.
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Literary Revolution and
Universal knowledge

An Encyclopedia 20 vols over 10000
Encyclopedia before published this country well
bound in cloth for $40 half paper
margins bound half Russia gilt
success beyond all precedent book publishing fairly naugurate
LITERARY REVOLUTION.
lhE LIBRARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE
nDgh edition chambers Encyclopaedia with
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those who consult works reference and altogether
SPECIAL discount oil early subscribers
eaIr'e
Leading Principles o. AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE:
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

and our character goes toward making the
world worse or better. Our influence upon
children is of the greatest importance, Let
us seek to know the right, and then prac-
tice it. Let US never forget the Importance
of little things in the doing of the right,
but remember it, and be helped by our
memory of it all the way along" Miss
May then took up the discussion of her
subject on which she spoke in her own
clear, calm way, giving the most practical
thoughts, which were listened TO with close
attention Woman's Journal.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Times asserts that the fifty southern cadets
at West Point have bulldozed and corrupt
ed the remaining members some 220 in
number, and have taught them to hate ne
groes. This is fair sample of the breadth
and length of the average northern mind,
and the charge must be very Illuminating
one TO those northern Republicans who are
in the habit of Boosting the superiority of
northern young men over southern.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

The committee on appropriations of the
house, the other day suddenly awakened to
the fact that they had been nearly four
months dal.ying with what they called the
immediate deficiency bill, calculated to
supply very pressing necessities that were
insuficiently OF not at all provided for last
year. The bill has been needlessly neglect
ed and ought 10 become a law at once
Probably it will be passed shortly. But
this is political year, and this is all the
excuse we can find for what Senator Blaine
calls "the lazy session.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

The GREATEST BLESSING. A simple,
pure, harmless remedy, that cures every
time, and prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing every
conferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that
remedy, and its proprietors are being
blessed by thousands who have been saved
and cured by it, See another column
Earle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
OFFIUIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY

On April 14th, 1880, there were 1,469
employees in the interior department and its
various branches in Washington, of which
1871 were N ales and 33S females.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

RAILROAD building is progressing slowly
in Mexico. The late message of the presi-
dent of that republic shows that five hun
bred and eighty-fye miles of road are COM
pleted. 1t is expected, however, that dur
ing the present year more miles Of road
will be built than during any previous
wear
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

The revival of classical learning gave a
new impulse to the formation Of libraries,
and with the invention of printing began a
new era in the history Of Libraries, the
number of books being greatly increased,
and their cost greatly reduced, Several of
the largest of European Libraries date from
that period. Among the long list Of these
Libraries, we find that those claiming
precedence in point of age, are the uniyer-
sity library at Prague,and the town library
at Brussels both founded in 1850; the uni
versity library at Twin, founded 1886; the
Imperial, Paris, 1877; the Laureatian, Flor
ence, 1444; the Vatican, Rome 1850; and
the University Library at Cambridge, 1915,
founded just four years after the
setting up in England Of
the first printing press by William CaXton,
1471.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

FROM hundreds OF reported cases where
patients have increased in weight from five
to forty pounds while using Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophospmtes, no doubt
remains of its powerful action on the or
gans of nutrition,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25
STANDARDBOOKS.

Library Of UniycrsGl knowledge, 20 vols SO
Milman's Gibbons Rome, vol, $3.50
Macailay : History OF England vol, sl.tO
Chambers CyClopHniE OF Eng Literature. vols a.
knights History Of England 4 ols3
Pnilrchs Lives Of lllustrious Men, ayols 81 20
Geikie,s Life and Words Of Christ. 10 cents
loangs Bible Concordance, 81 900 references (prc
pGrngl $3.50
Acme Library OF Biography. 20 cents
BOOK OF Fables. A.sOp, etc Illus, 50 cents
Millions Complete Poetical Works, 20 cents
Shakespeare's Complete Works, IS cents
Works Of Dante, translated by Cary, 20 cent?
WORKS OF Virgil translated by Dryden, 20 cents
The Koran ofMOhammed. translated by Sale, IS cts
Adventures ofDon Quixote, illus, 20 cent?
Arabian N!ghts, Illus, 30 cents
BunyGn's Pierims Progress. Illus, 30 ceuls
Robinson CrusOe, Illus. 80 cents
MunchGasen and Gpliyer's Travels. Illus. 30 cents
Stories and Ballads, by 4 T Alden, Illus, 81
Acme Library Of Modern Classics, ~ cent?
REM, by bank drsit. money order registered lc
sent IN postage s'Gmps Address
AMERICAN 30
JOHN B, ALDEN, Manager.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25
FROM well,known citizen of Chicago.

CHICAGO, H., Jan, !, 1880.
H. II. Warner & Co., Rochester, N. y:
-Gentlemen.-l have used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure with the greatest
satisfaction. 1t is the only remedy | have
ever used that | can recommend 10 my
friends, as it has cured me of Bright's Dis.
ease of long standing, after having visited
the White Sulphur Springs of Virginia,
and trying innumerable so.called rene
dies" of the day. Having resided here for
forty-seven years, my friends Will be glad
to see this statement. The discoverer is,
indeed, a public benefactor.
WILLIAM II. PATTERSON.
1491 Wabash avenue, near Twenty.ninth
street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

George Macdonald has new book out,
Cheerful Words, which consists of secc
tons from the choicest passages in his
works. It is edited by E. Z. Browne, and
the introduction is from then pen Of James
T. Fields. Macdonald is probably one
of the most human of living
English writers. Few can touch the sympa-
thies of men with power equal to his, and
no writer of fiction has done more to awak-
en- the better instincts of our common
nature than he has by its revelation in
The Seawood Parish, The Wears Daughter,
Malcon and the Marques Of Lossie. All
of his works can be found in the Cairo
Public Library
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25
LEGAL.
GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
SAMUEL n. HALLIDAY, pEoEAsEp,

SAMUEL u. HALLIDAY DECEASED,
Notice II hereby given that under and by virtue
on Wednesday the 10Th day of May A. d. 1880, be.
tween the hours of ten o'clock n. M aud Ave
o'clock p. m, of said day, at No. % ohio Leyec,
Cairo, Illinois, the personal property of Samuel u,
and dining room furniture, carpets, pictures piano
and many other articles will bc sold At public sale
Terms Of snlec .-
ADA G. A1STiORPE.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY,
Guardian minor heirs Of \, u. Halliday deceased
Dated, Cairo, lllinoip, April 20th 1850,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

This paper may be found on file at Geo. !;
Rowell h Cos Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 90
sprace ST., where advertising contracts may be
mace for Il in NEW YORK
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

THOSE who wish to practice economy
should buy Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Forty Plllsin vial; only one pill dose
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25
SOME IMPORTANT LITTLE THINGS

SOME IMPORTANT LITTLE THINGS.
On the afternoon of March 2jth, Miss
Abby W, May spoke in the African NJ Z.
Church, Charles street. at the last of the Sc.
rics of meetings to colored women, gwen
under the auspices Of the Moral Education
Association. Her subject was "Some I'm.
portant Little Things" which she named
as order, neatness, thoroughncss, punctual-
ity, kindness. "Great virtues" she SAID,
"are preached about and talked about, but
little virtues go to make up the sum of
great. If we neglect to do the little du.
ties well, we. shall never be adequate TO the
greater ones. We owe it to ourselves to do
our best, and we owe it to others. We in.
fuence all around us; we influence society.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25
SONGS OF SEVEN By JEAN INC
EIOW.

No one who admires the delicate fancy
and pure taste Of the sweetest English
singer Of our own day,should not fail to at
tend the entertainment to be gwen for the
benefit of the library at the Atheneum, Oh
Thursday, April goth, when the above
mentioned beautiful poem will be rendered
with great care, and interpreted by recita-
tons, music and tabeaux of hlgh order.
Fifty persons will take part in the enter
tainment and lend their generous assistance
to the worthy cause of increasing the
library, and some very fine music
will be presented by our best
musicians. Besides the dramatic
presentation of the Songs of Seven, Mrs
L. j. Rittenhouse's poem, "Out of the
Depths, will be read by Mrs. B. Y. George
We bespeak crowded house in the inter-
ests of literary progress, and the public
welfare.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25
W. c. AND L. ASSOCIATION COLUMN
MEN, WOMEN AND BOOKS.

AS THE warm weather approaches a
change will take place in the hours at the
library. From May LIST to October LIST,
the library will be open from 3 o'clock,
to O'Clock p. M, instead of from o'clock
to 3 p. m, Subscribers will govern them
selves accordingly,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

Mr.. Ell, Kerry, a native of Samaria, cdu-
Gated in England, and areturned missionary
physician, discovered Synagogue record,
kept at ancient Sychar, that reaches back
hundreds OF years before Christ He
learned that the priest in Christs time was
named Shaffeer. On searching the record
for some possible note of Jesus visit, he
found instead the following important tcs-
timUny to his crucifxion; I'm the nine
teenth year of my priesthood, and the
4,2S1st year of the world, Jesus Of Naza-
reth, the son of Mary, was crucifed at Je-
rusalem."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

The five largest libraries in the world
are: National Paris, France, 100000
volumes; British Museum London,
England, 100000 volumes; Imperial"
St, Petersburg, Russia, 100000 volumes;
"Royal,' Berlin, Prussia, 100000;
"Royal," Copenhagen, Denmark, and
"Royal Public" Dresden, SaXony, have
100000 volumes each, and rank next.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

The National Journal of Education
speaks wisely when it says; "The man or
woman who cannot stand before the chill
dren as a daily object lesson in practical
religion, good morals, and gentle manners,
and has not the vitality and tact to use the
events of the world around the children for
moral instruction; and to Gull from the BIZ
Bile, and all good books, the appropriate
passages to enforce the lesson, is simply un-
fit for the post of teacher"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

American Patriotism, 70 cents
Taines History OF English Literature, Is cents
Cecils Book 0fNstural History. 81
Pictorial Handy Lexicon, 3j cents
Sayings, by author Of SparrONgrass Papers % cts
Mrs. llemans PoeticG Works, - cents
hittos CyelopediA Of Bib Literature 2 vols a.
Rollins Ancient History, g. .
Smiths Dictionary ofthc Bible, illustrated 81
Works OF Flayius Josephus g.
Comic History of the L 5, Hopkins, Illus, - ccuts
Health by Exercise, Dr. Geo II Taylor, 20 cents
Health for Women, DR. Geo II Taylor. - cent?
Library Magazine. 10 cents aNo, 81 a year
Library Magazine, bound volumes, 6Occnt-
Leaves from the Diary Of al old lawyer, s.
Each ofthe above bound in cloth II by mail,
postage extra Most ofthc books are also pub
lished In fine editions and fine bindings, al higher
prices.
Descriptive Catalogues and terms 10 clubs sent free
on application,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-25

year.
, 1880-03-02

Mstnns to him. TIiis afternoon Hyde mt
Pulitzer, proprietor nf tho Fnst-Ufspntclt, IN
tho corner If Fn,lril and Olive streets, and,
after s!arr wnrd or two Itatl hce,, OK
changed, tho exnct pnrport Of which Il mt
known, Pulitzer received n stunning hfow
fn tho fat", which knockctl nH Ills ay,-
ElasMs nlus scattered his M,pcrs. l'nlftzcr
!,lndG y ryitlent Tint ju. bwl,ttl n revolver
hut lnst 1t imne1intrIy, the wealnIn bclnY
lliltlS IL fHr thu nwiicr.. Aflrr Il brief ErnIt
n'r, a1l nlore blows IT.. tic facc, l,'nl!tzer
went tl"wn ni'otI. tho sidewalk, a,Mi ily,lc
nl,on him. AZ tllls ]umcit,rr, Dr. .vnn Stlnl-
aif;r. .!il wc'!.kl"wH nl'ysis!.,, d tIis sltyt
Atr. iIyAe irom ,lle iNniy of Mr. III,
ltzer. GxplalnIng solncwl,nt rxcttettly tn thu
know ,Mr. Ily'Ic expressed himself lint
their nslStsr VII! E.!ntl, ntut wnlkctl nwny wlit
\ friend. Mr.. Pulitzer pnl M, ,,iti t'ntkrti For
his gfusSes. nNt tiM large crowd wl,irt, hnd
tatfGrrd tlisInrs,t, "llr !I,n,,, ns ntH,yn I!Mli
catnt, linking Inittzer's. rlst"I will. him. Tile
hHwsl"yx assisted III tfG M.nrc', fnr the ryr-
RasA. The policeman Win lln, been uitrnct-
ett By tlle cry of "Watrht'' mn. IL ,,u Nrrcsts,
n!l the rncnnn!Hr Terminated with blood
sized only from thu lltlsc,
, 1880-03-02

of Commons. THIS nction will probably re-
yivG tho rntnnra Vt NIL early dissolution Of
IN PARLIAMENT.
Tho House ri I.drls this evening read tho
lfisss Relief bftf 4 gGc0nE time.
IN tho !0,Iso nf Commons tonight Stnn-
10y. Secretary u Stato for tho WIZ Dcpnrt-
illGlt, III Introducing the nrtny t.sti,ni,tes,
shlu tic fiosurf'1lent Intended to mako nj
Change NJ far ny reEnrttpt! tho number Ut
nefl. ltc moved yoto of 13I $50 men for tho
army. army. which passed.. Tho relnufning votes
Tho Irish Volunteer bill was rcpcatetl.
rHE FnEScn cApE.E.
!, lA'NnoN, MRrc1l t.--rhc following, atlver-
ttat,nehtW tho French Atlnnts Cable Cut,-
pa'iy nppears III thD lnuriilns papcrs: "1l
rcriy TO numerous Inquiries Ina.ie by salul-
efs or AinrrfCnn tcleF1nn,s, tItfs Company
nrES tn ElyH notice TINT, ns sool, rs iss En-
sl!sl! l!liea are ro,nrlctett. fly taritT will bo
10 New York, M!nG n reduction Of III lmr
cent on, tho existing RITES. Tic Cor!1patly
nfloptA the two.shl1lng tariff With thu lntc'l-
tlqil nf maintaining 1t without hcrcAsc."
lNnrE-This intllcates THO failure Of, the
neEotlat!oits lMtwcu1 the AMglp-Alnericnt
Eo1llpaiXaii tic new Company for MI ident-
lCnl tnrjfT md working nurGtlltpnt.1
, 1880-03-02
OUTRAGE u1'd)N 4 ami.
EnHefdt f}ttpdfrh IN 1ht f.htrnn, 7,thu$s


WASHINGTON, D. C., March l.-Tllero Inns
t'ccn grunt Insecurity tn i!fa IN tunny paris
uf Washington. mud Iately tho yaga1mntl
ciasses f,aye bcrti mora uuactnl,s nnu haso
committed tho most ntrucfot,s crimes cye,1 in
daylight near cr,wslri tl,orouEl,farps.
l.hst night tllere wis terrlb1s nut
rage perppttatel by n negro upon a
Vcrinnit girl ycry near to tho Capitol
Building isaclf. II Is reported tt,-ntght TINT
tho girl is dead, and tho police nrc having
great trouble to prevent n 1ynrhtng OF tho
purpetrat0r Of the outrnge.
Thu SfHr, referring tn the known oppos-
t'on Of Mrs. Hayes 10 capital punishment anil
to Tile ch1ninnn rcpHrts tllat bcr Influence laA
prevented tho execution 0f ul1e negro who
was sentenced to bc hanged hero last FRI
day, says:
IT r. to bo hoped Tint thu Influence ut tho
Nhito ifntfsc. which Ia ,rnlcratnotl to bo opposed
r. ths lnillrt!on q capta' punishment u tho
1unint itsclt b. rcm!!ng. nr 1therwisc. With tho
nnttlre and particulars Of tho nwf1ll nit
f7tRe cp1nt,{ttn! .lltssHt under tho xhht1ow
Of tho Garltel Last FriIny night It Is
evident tn the tlntst comprehension that
Washington Is !nfestctl With crfne If chnrnc-
ter md to att extent TINT cnilli harriy cttst in
nny 9ther community. Asid It ts equally clear
iM1!t,, With which they !lnse generally hccn cr,-
fhrrcd. n. fnrRciy tn hhimp for this t'lsgrncofut
nnd tcFrlhle stAto OF aifnirs.
Three cnlDsctl men whose trial Inns lasted
murder,
, 1880-03-02
AFGlIANISTAN.
POLITICAL.

tDltlIGN1H
LONDON, March 1.-Tlu Timer says: 1t Is
premature 10 consider what tfe future SET
tlcincnt of AfghaHistan will 10 until nl,4zni
las been srlnlne,l. 1t would l)e linrrus!ent
to ass,lne TINT MI prospect Of further rcsist-
nnce is Mt an end; nor, Until tic military part
of tho undertaking Is complete, will It be
practicable to determine tinnlly tho character
of the political measures to to bas@l thereon.
st:Mf-OrrIClAr.
Tho Dai'Y Telegraph publishes, Il, sensi-
official form, tho following llote: +" 1t Is not
ut present probable that llerat a1,tl Scissan
will c01lse under Persian ruiz. II Is untrue
TINT Kiicifnt and Cashmere wi1l receive II ,tor-
tlon Of Afghan Tertiary. It Is untrue that
England desires to form Merry Into n i,rt-
tccte.l Statc, Canlalar and t'allll may he
come tho Capitals Of independent Status, and
!eytea !nny b0 lntsed Alslol!E tho !laznras,
kxilbashis, ind other wGl-nifeetcll tribes,
but ali these future arrangements arc tlc-
pendent Oh circumstances"
TIL: ADVANCE UroX HnuzSr.
CA1cCrrA, March 1:-.0et1. Stcwasps ad-
vnnce upDM Ghuznf will probably commences
between tlse 2oth a,l '1st of A1ntch.
TERMS THAT THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT
Will. ESFOHCE.
LAHORE, Feb. sS.--'fho Cfuit mt MILITARY
Gazctte says: Tile following Is tllG Program
which tlie Indian Government will enforce
unless unforeseen Incidents prevent:
,Onc;-1lerat ani Afghan scistan to DO
placed under Persian r!ilc.
har Us tho Capital, to bc dependency under
British prHtectlNn
Three-Eastern Atghanfstan to l,c y de-
pn.lency under british protection, with tho
to % }'e parrlso1e r. % by i iiasaTs, Kisibas, si,
otl,er native lcvfes under English officers.
Four--l'Arss Of Afghan territory to be mn
, 1880-03-02
Strange Devices or Philadelphia So.
clctY-W0uacD,,

Fociety-WoMon II Thllnlr1ph1n Nro nccllaetl Of
striKo dcyiccs by tho AhnTkeGrers, Ono atnrts-
keeper ln tue artllloa-ti"'yer business says II fs
G'n q, -, e.,!,,oil MomsrGc 70 aye ia.!isa Gull
tl9wyrs sent =, their residence for appreciation,
Which art faithfully rutArne.l tho llext day with
rhs!onnly Without lnuking my purchase 1T ut,
hnstng thus obtained tho required ad0rnmenta
fur ono Evenings wear at thu merchants OK.
said. ordered to s'a sent tn her fhsh[ntnhl resi-
enoe, for aeltTt'on, hraid. pulls, IND Glrlso Ut
grand reception, tho ,ncsse1,Yor was tu not IL
return. without tho money nr tho KtMkis. Tho
lAdy played sok, tho articles WurO Bt.nt II hcr
rtt,M for examination, uni the messenger m
ltely tllsnlssed. llotcFlninesl nut tu bu hum
hlKBcd, tho stoFckccpcr sent 4 ptromptnrr t1ca-
sake ten,aHdans tho rrt1arnof tho articles ln,,no.
utatoly, which was reluctantly complied with,
, 1880-03-02

1s'Isstas was IN the hnbit of WEARING cont bf
mil, very delicate nntf supple. f. nne,lc ~ en-
tnf"ty. tiIslinifartns. however. arr n,,w twtia-
y prc1mrc md n1r sat'l tn hc. atccuctl in pnr-
Thc ts'rriapc. md as|gra @c,l hy lilo riGt,urnii
nrr Hfsn plated with trnr. md s,,rb Il Tho inyn.
ftrlntts secrtny with whIGh he |. k,ir11,rd TINT
ha!f Hi hnir beforehand In what iircctlt,fi to ii
Rti'iE.. Tho uH!* IL watches, ns hs work hy twn
.ef' n hx ~, r"fs @ tFS Esd ktt !n lr + ESr
axpeTta. an! nny offered u, tho tzur wflut. they
nre tMnsilce'l tint m fhsDn Il lurking III ttortt.
ni'llgn 1rt'n s!F,,ilnr ,ettves Of prthl'.nct, To
fnrtH', thu tl.rt.A ut hn,tlkinp. Such Il eHtd to
lH tho Ilfe Vt the yrGNist nllt1rrnt IN hn wnrt,
whn must now Mn.l tllen envy tho lot even Of tho
MeAncst Of hiA suhItG,s. !,