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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
PUBLIC LEDGER.
once; ID Madison Street.
rem CENTS Pc WE E X.
THE CITY.
Thursday Evening, Peb, 10, 1850
LEDGER LINES.

Country roads are awfully muddy.
Slightly tame again is cotton to-
dry.
Brown 4 Jones, coal, office 2S2
Main street.
-Temperature26 ' atsunrise. Range
yesterday 25' to 3S0.
Cheap and good signs, Memphis
Steam Sign Works, $50 Main.
j. B. Saint & Co. clean vaults
promptly. Leave orders at 286 Main.
The shores of Arkansas still pre-.
sent a wintry and really dreary aspect.
The sleighing sport is not so fine
to-day as it might be, by a large ma
jority.
One thousand fresh rabbits re.
ceived to-day by s. Clements, at Beal
Street Bridge.
Blank books Of all kiods made at
the LEDGER Office book biudery, 10
Madison street,
Seats for the Robson and Crane
engagement will be sold at Hollon-
berg's Saturday morning.
During the past two weeks the
river here has fallen fourteen feet. an
average of one foot daily.
The Irish relief association com
mlttee meets this evening at Esquire
Vuigley's office, on Adams street.
Business men will fnd it to their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
"A sure enough gorilla is on or
hibitiou at Halls museum on Main
street a curious object, straight from
Africa.
Next Tuesdly is the great carni.
val day, Mardi Gras, aud genera
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

connoisseurs at the opera last night,
after ho heard Miss Abbott sing her
Bird Sons" in the exquisite opera of
Paul and Virginia"
The mind of the fair is much dis
turbed over the question OF who is the
h~andsomest man in the opera troupe,
and seems as far from a decision as
ever.
The splendid diamond necklace
worn by Miss Abbott in the vision
scene last night was said to be equal,
if not superior, to anything ever before
exhibited upon a Memphis stage.
Much interest is expressed in the
prospective representation by the Alb
bolt troupe on Saturday night of
Verdi's grand musical structure, "Il
Trovatore.' A crowded audience is
sure to attend, and the whole strength
of the troupe will appear in it.
IL TrOvatOre is to be performed at
Cincinnati tomorrow night, with the
well.known tenor Signor Brignoli in
the role Of Manrico. 1t is now Just
twenty-three years since he first sung
the same in this country. Last
night he carried the part Of Edgardo
in Lucia d. Lammermoer. He is
travelling with Her Majesty's opera
troupe at present.
There was but one feature to com
plain of at the opera last night, and
that was the paucity Of scenic effect.
The singing, the acting, all was superb
and faultless save this. An outlay Of
a few dozen dollars by the manage
ment here for a little tropical foliage,
and a shipwreck picture, would enable
an audience to see the delightful
Paul and Virginia" in better and
a more realistic style.
The accomplished and highly gifted
prima donna, Miss Emma Abbott, is
said to be much pleased with this
city. When she first stepped upon
the stage at the theater last Monday
night, and glanced at the large audi
enc collected there, even though the
elements ragged as they seldom do in
this latitude, she saw that her recep-
tion was a cordial one. and she said,
We shall get along well together, the
people here and l." After warbling a
few notes, the enthusiasm broke forth
in loud plaudits, and she was no longer
in doubt. Miss Abbott need have no
fear of doing we'll here in the future.
. worthy actress like herself will al
ways draw.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

Choice Dressed Turkeys.
Choice Dressed Chickens,
III. SEESSEL, ST., a. son,
Cor. jefferson and Second.


DR.. Buddeke, Eye aud Far diseases
No. SO Fast Court street. l4l
DR.. A. l.. KimbrO, Office 394 Main
street residence l5l Vance st. 1911
Bishop Garrett, of Dallas, Texas,
and Col. Zeb Ward and wife, of Lit
tie Rock, are at the Peabody.
Mr.. P. G. Kelsey and family, of the
ShOtwell coal mines on the lower
Ohio river and from which we draw
free supplies, has been in the city on
a business and pleasure visit for
several days past.
Mr., II. II. Henderson, editor Of
the weekly Leader, published at
Rosedale, Miss, and the only paper
in Bolivar county, is in the city in the
interest ofhis paper.
John D. Adams, Little Rock A.
+, Phillips, Shelby j. W. H. Jones,
COvingtOu c. l.. Miller and S. A.
Dixon, do. DIR. G. X. Caruthers,
Mississippi, were visitors st the cot
ton exchange to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

The market is again glutted with
dressed turkeys and chickens, and
hence they are selling at rates which
make them much cheaper than beef
or any other meat. Some of those on
exhibition at the different stores, no
tably at Victor D. Fuchs, are the
finest hat have ever been shipped
here. Fuchs received about 1000 lbs
dressed turkeys and about 300
dressed chickens by express to day
from Kentucky; and is selling them
off at rates as low as the lowest. As
everybody can afford to eat turkeys at
the present prices, they should call on
Fuchs, at39 and Al Jefferson, and Sc
loct a fine one.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
Mormon Matters.

OGDEN, UTA'H, February ga
new grand jury was impanneled yes.
terday. They are mostly Mormons.
Judge Hunter directed their attention
especially TO the law against bigamy,
put as inaccessible record of bigamous
Marriages is not probable, this grand
jury will not be able to 6nd any eyi.
aenee. Thomas Henniger, a wealthy
Mormon, aged about sixty, has been
arrested bore for bigamy, and will be
taken 70 Salt Lake City tomorrow Tor.
trial He was indicted in November
last. but has kept out of sight until
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

Special to the Courier-Journal.

Special to the Courier-Journal.l
WASHINGTON, February 3.-ITbe
senate committee on census has dneid-
ed to report an amendment to the nro.
visions Of the bills introduced in The.
house by Mr.. Herbet and in the sen.
ate by Mr.. Harris. The object Of the.
amendments to provide against frand
or errors in the returns of the ann.
meraters. AS the law stands. there i.
nothing but the integrity and correct.
ness OF .ho ehumerat0r to guarantee a
tSl.Ai9l return for his precinct. II is
therefore thought advisable Voat tbe
enumerator Gle in the of co Of the
county clerk a copy Of his renort bo
tore 10 sends it to toe Supervisor tins
enabling any one " poip out mistakes
aud have them cOrrected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
Court House NeWA.

Deeds wore recorded this morning
from M. W. Fletcher to Katie Carter;
A. j. Baskerville to j. II. Schrader
II. D. Shipman to B, G. Bledsoe.
Two colored couples we're licensed
to marry this morning.
The case Of E. Il. Martin VS.. the
Connecticut insurance company, IN.
volving 5000, is being heard in the
U. S. court to-day.
The venerable father Of Sheriff Z.
L. McGiowau, is reported slightly i'm
proved to-day,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
Love Me. Darling,

All singers, and their sisters and their
cousins and their aunts," will sing this
charming new song, written BY /. Edward
Orchard, and just published by our great
Southern Music House. Easy sccompa-
nimeRt. Elegant title page. Ask your
music dealer for it, or send 40 cents to she
publishers, Ludden a. Bates. SaVan-
nah, Ga.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
RENTAL
NJ l.. SELDEN. o. B. PARKER.
SELDEN & PARKER.
Real Estate & Rental Agents,
No. 2s5 MAIN ST.
Correspondence solicited. 107 vvwos
JEFF. DAVIS wINDFAGT.
How IL Is PrOpOse,I To Byenk
Mrs. DOrsey'S Will.

n. Y. Special to ST. hOuis Republican.
The brother Of Mrs. Sarah Dorsey
OF Beauyais, Mississippi, who left AIN
OF heS estate to Jefferson Davis, has.
received notice hat Mr.. Davis conn
sci have put in a demurrer 70
the complaint in the suit INST.
tuted by Mrs. Dorsey's next Of kin. in,
the United States Courts in New On.
leans to break the will, and that The,
case will soon come up for a hearing.
The heirs have engaged the same law.
yer who won Mrs. Myra CLARK Gaines
suit, and say that they will push the.
tight to the highest court, ~contending
that the will should be broken ON the
ground that it is against public poI-
icy, as the sole object Of the beopest
TO Mr.. Davis was to reward him for
treason, because others in the South
had failed to DO so. The claim is that
no United States Court will recognize
such q bequest as valid, and will break
tho will in favor Of the natural heirs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

Avery Il Berlin, 30 Madison street, sell
real estate, rent stores and dwellings. The
collection of merchants monthly bills is a
speciality with them, making daily reports
and returns. 1867
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

There will DO a Fair and Festival i,r
the honoRt Of St. Patrick's church, begin,
ningIThursday, February 9th, aud ending
Mardi Gras, Tuesday night at Np,npbis
Club Hail. corner Union aud Secono
streets. . q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
eFaeta Are stubhorn INNINGS,

Aud few facts are moro stubborn and
difficult TO overcome than the various
skin diseases caused by impurities of the
blood. But Warmers Safe Bitters or Safe
Tonic purihes the blood and removes the
sores and eruptions which dishgure and
annoy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

You PROMISED to pay that bill yes.
terday. said an angry creditor to a
debtor Yes calmly replied the
other, hut to err is human. to forget
divine, ap | forgot it,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

PEABODY BILLLARM EAIL,
SID COOK, Proprietor.
The most elegant resort for
l0sers Of the game. 99t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

WATER closets, Brownies 40 Madison st
l5
SEWER connections, Browne, 40 Madison
l54
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

JOrdan's Tar LOEenges prevent
Pneumonia and relieve Consumption.
i33xxx2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
ANN0UNCENEN Mt

The LET Palace will be re-
opened about January 18th at
375 Main street, Dir. GOebeI's
old music store. All goods
saved will be sold at reduced
rates and new stock added.
[. ROEsCHER, Mer.
IS 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
WANTED.
FuR REhT.

I9Y sELDEN 4 PARKER. Two store.
ID houses. 20 and 70 Vance: / store and dwell.
ling, l0s Vance; i02, 406, 40, 4l2, cottages,
Liuierdale; Raynor residence, ellis Station,
together with other desirable business prop.
eriy On Front aud Main streets; also residence
property IA and around the city, al Of which
can 10 seen listed, more particularly in our
office. 1873 l5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

Rob YOGng has his third supply
Nf the Young Ladies' Journal,
English edition, for February,
iust received this morning.
iqg IA O.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

WATEE-rrPEs, Brownies 20 Madison st.
1bA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

Highest cash price paid for old gold and
by p. Simons, AZ Madison. lSSxxy2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

ar Gao story brick residences near corner
~ 3. Mil and SEVENTH good C%isterns, sta
BIOS. eto. MIL rent cheap b 0 good paying
tenant thai Will take coed care Of the prem.
ses Apply 20 p. G.. SLAUGHTER Tag Collec-
~ ohee. J, = kLApGHTEn. list
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
EnECrloN NoTrCE.

fVHltE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
! The 1emphis las Light Company
Will be held at the Office Of the Company, So
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, Monday,
March LIST, 1850, to elect % seven Directors to
zion from 10 a.m. to2p.m.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Sec'y.
Aemphss Tenn Feb LIST. 1870. 1872 1853
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
ZOE 9ALE.

A y a No. ] retail grocery store, stock and
II fixtures, corner Market aud Fourth, one
or tis best stands ia the city; cheap rent.
Good REASON given for selling. Apply 10
GA. ECkEkLl l. BRO,
Ril4l S2 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

TQc SACKS corn, slightly damaged. Coed
lOD loT hogs. Cheap. n. WALL &Co;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05
OUR BACHELORg.

Next week week we are to have at
the theater the popular and talented
cOmmedians, Robson and Crane, who
open Monday night with Our Bach
elors. 1t is a rich banquet of eccen-
trio jollity, and a good time is antici-
pated. During the week Shakspeare's
Comedy of Errors will be performed;
also the new plays Sharps and Flats,
aud Champagne and Oysters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-05

extend.
The fair prima donna was called be-
fore the curtain half a dozen times or
more last night, and she amiably re-
peated the most difficult part of the
Bird Song"
An opera going party of several
dozen persons came up from forty
miles or more down the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad last night, and
we're a part Of the audience at the the
alter.
The opera of "Mignon," to be sung
tomorrow night, is pronounced one
of the hest in Miss Abbott renertory,
and next to Marguerite it is said she
deems her part in It the finest and
most artistic of her conceptions.
"Her voice is in the freshness Of its
spring-time, rich in tone, crystalline,
clear and melting with sympathy and
tenderness" Thus said one Of Miss
AbbOtts appreciatiYe admirers after
having seen her in the part Of "Yir-
GINA
There is a fair prospect of our
hearing THE Pirates Of Pensance,'
the latest aud best of Gilbert aud
Sullivan nautical operas. Negotis-
tons arc pending to have one Of the
troupes visit US a few weeks hence. 1t
is the greatest hit Of the season in
the Eastern cities.
Numerous persons have solicited
Miss Abbott to sing "Sewauec River
during the performance of "MignCn''
tomorrow night, aud if she consents,
il will be iuterpolated in the opera.
The fair prima donna is very obligipg,
aud it is believed by many that those
who hope to hear the popular ballad
will have a chance,
Her execution is perfectly wonder
full IL must have required full I've
years careful and earnest practice 70
have perfected herself in that song
alone This was the remark Of one
Of our most accomplished musical
, 1880-09-20

CHRIST CHEHc1 HNS1ATsEHUOI'
f,,rn,ti r,t.c,,nn1 ch,,rch wnrn gormnllr ftc,lt.
."." a..n n ",,nnnno,a ys,, ctod eua IN.
tercstsng rr,gn,tn. rho rooms now nccupy Tho
cntiru t,asomgnt Of the church, and are enterct
hy mouns IT tnruc tn,hlo i,oora oneniuv on
ny "l'n"s " ".kc "'"." n. .t.s 1.,. =. s,.., -"
I"enty'1o'tr'h e1ree." lho H''' f'NHn ~ n."-
ated In TIC Gust end u tao hAsesncnt aaa u
eeyet,ty-flvp feet In depth by fifty feet In width.
t"u @ ..,..... .,','.,, m i, 49,, t,,,tI',,.
wess Gnu :, o,, . ~ ~ y y, t.4,. ,st
door: anu tncrf HIh eenth tur !a" ILL.,! .st
o!! ht Inc iiInh1.GHas t1ki ls ~ M =" a h.anH.s'
whefc tnpef Gam 70 pt.F,t ,'at,n,t, M ~! .r. W.
GarNt ~ f lafH& * ma..nu tstt t"I.. a. t,nn t,n;n
!i'"f, Mnu tho "MH astn SS''tns ~ "sv ~; ni.. @ t
~ artste .,,.n ~ -, ,,,,,nr ~
anI;:.,,a ,grS Ire hami'is ill., Kill t"kcm Mit.rihur
they "rS !h9 !eaI ~ ,hn ,xt.tmo ~ ,o
eHx' 3no Epntt4ss - M II ~. IN ~
, 1880-09-20
QlliPs.


"SIony mtckla NAL tnuckte," and many
muR'll mako u Mick III.
Whom Sou. .hsyo got through using your puzs
xlea, ElSe dlam to tue poor.
Text In little tny's copy. hook; ut Is fer
rule thAs works both ways."
Paper, which ID already high, Is bound to 60
higher when ktte-tttno coules.
HWhat IL Heavens best gilt 10 man :" sho
usksd smiling swcotIy on him. ~ hosa,' ho
replied, with prudence.
HTha tiarkys hour II just bofaEc tho dnwl,.
rcnarketl Snnlbo when he started out botofo
daybseak to steal young chtckca.
4 familiar instance OF tor.hinsncss y that
of nun sahinx y a. nFwn r. r, silh . umbrella aud
When sIrs. l3clyn Lockwood. thu Washington
lawyer, asks Judge tor prtvato Interview. tho
latter, before granting tho request, tnakcs her
slxl i paper dcclartDE shc won't attempt 70
eutne ally leaI,-Senr tFlcka oser him.
An lrash drummer who now and thcn tnduEcd
In A no8K!n OF poteGl, was acxusted ~ tho IT.
viewing qsneral; What makes your nose 70
ways blush when apaku to glncral ollceS."
, 1880-09-20
How IIancoCA'a Success Would AHect
Government Hondk,

Str lork TRIBUNE, Stpf: H.
One fact 4 worth moro than II hthnusand windy
Democrat III ILLS city wtu nus been pastlcu!nslY
vocireruus n aslyocatl,lg tho eieotlon q Gen.
Haucuck, Ito did unt expect Democratic WY
tory III a!ninu, hH s.i; but cpunsellctt everybody
70 walt fur thn yA&e of tnJ!atla. On lurs-
gay nlor,nng. as sMt, 10 possible uf!es
esed Deaocratio sn u sistory u sa1os, hs
vent dawn u hls bankers ana E'lya
ntlors tu suil quietly. and ul,l sell ut otce. W.
w worth At Unlteu States I per Gent botlus.
While boastlng TINT tho election u uc1: liun-
cock was nuw nsat,rct he wRs pruVttg EhAt he
lng out his U4vernlncnt bnltis; and ls WY
ftEht. Tho bankers and bHsIness.iacn Or thss
city were of bis ol,.n!un. The. prtc" dropped
three-Glghts Ut per cent during tho dAy. al
though vol the result lI blule Wu6 uncertain,
md few failed t0 500 That tho fusn1 which ".
Lontloa, alsa, u deetne III tho prlcG OF Arcrcan
uovcsnn OH bllea was III oncu produced ny tho
sasne fcnr ~ llcnlttcrat 10 stlcccss.
Yesterday tho news hrc,Ht moro Satisfactory
to tho Republicans. tFhe certnlnty thnt they haa
!ost nothing, but had ga!Ht.i Mton thetr vtte OF
Legislature. threo ncnhcrs Ut cnttFFcas, tho
neIt BeHntor Irt!m Mutiie, IND prolanly t4e
4dvcFnnF, cA..sed AA lnltnG1lnta ADVANCE ~
Goyernlnents Tho per eent honds, WHICH had
elts4tl Gu Tuesday ut l0M bid. recnfertd thglf
dcclnr. md closed aast n'ght at Il9!t bld: Ihc
md hurucd hls iat-harruls IN tct0ictng over m.
athur Confeuetatu victory, u sadly contfmPlnt-
h1 tho taat that hG cluiot Rct hls bonds back
Rlthaut loss. tlj loarljtAg that tlu lJe4ttfhtlo
party usually bFuHa .nutc thAfl II works. ano
hfomisea mota than II peEtorms.
!; The sharp dec!.no following The pei,ttcsl news
, 1880-09-20

TIE constlcratc friends Ut John Forsytfta
.n1 Thomaa Hoy.,e nrp puzzled to know hnw
tho.o gentlemen l,ring themselves to support
the r,nre!lcss nvIotur Nilf English for Vice.
president. Judge Trnmbuil must he tougher
thar hoilcd owl Tor tho former 10 swnllow. bit
how be gufps down English Is une Of tho mys-
teries OF roltics.
, 1880-09-20

memory TINT, 1ikc n pcrfumcd gnlc. shHll blow
y,tir hnrk nnwnn.. isccnIt tho pIcnsurca they
nniutnns their trust In the providence OF G1tt.
tic comparative purity nf tiIfr lives. their de.
totjOn IN ntl who need surNrt nr guidance,
their pence MI nlpug tho ,Fay tllrn4 tho "nrld,
A1ltl tl4tr hNflny rcGtAtIDit Of llfo TO CONC.
, 1880-09-20

lr the pntf-wr'ter for tho scmi.l,emocratic
o,oon wifi nut III his spccs hu will find twn
thInvs: First. TINT snHl nrsnn did not publish
senator Conk!lua's speeefl III full. hut omitted
considerable and innnrtart portions thereof;
and, sccond, that {;rrestscck'R nnl ssymonrt re-
n,orks we're not "spcoals," hut wGro set ur
f,o1l nrintcti copy.
, 1880-09-20
OCEAN sTFAMsHlp NEWS,

1IAvnE, Sept 19.--Arriycd-C -Cannda, from New
York. T..
frnm New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. fo.--Arrtved-Sratn, from
I.tyerpnDl.
JIOsrt1N. Sent. n.-Arrivcd-samar1n and H.
1yriati, [rt,nt Liverpool.
, 1880-09-20

CoSK1rSo:s s speech makes up for the small
ocss Of the Republican minority In Milne over
tho combined vote Of two partlcst
, 1880-09-20

TIE supporters Of The evic'or English and
hard mu.,cy ftaucuek nny as well fork over
tbe!r lost hets, for tho Republican candidate ls
rtctteu Governor Of Afniilc.
, 1880-09-20

WHEN 1t comes 10 voting tor Governor this
fat gs,trt 1nnny DcmocrutIc lrlthmcn will do
whnt Mayr. Harrison did last falt-soratch Ills
ticket.
, 1880-09-20

Ir Is sntd that the "hest Mayor Chicago
cyer Ind" scrntchetl shl Smiths rRno OF bis
ticket lnAt fall.
, 1880-09-20

The rnhllc will beWnre OF n fraudu.
lent Imitation t,f Hos't,,ns Electric Soap now hn-
Ing forced mn tho rnnrkct br Misrepresentation.
IT will rIstn my c!nthc* wMshcd With It, Insist
upnH having DniI!llhN Electric.
, 1880-09-20
RELIGIOUS.
Prof. Swings Views Concerning
the Ideal Christian Life"
Human Perfection not Attainablo With.
out ttIo Aid VI Religion.
Dedication of the New Sunday.School
Rooms at Christ Church.
CHRISTIAN LIFE.

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w,thtn witt IFS own i,ounarlcs. in tho viii, iunyirs
tNid he found thu PERFECT ilEer, III mo
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hef'ee'n pehs leter"l'eu - Wv ns"io""s =. .,.s ="
species nr o. u genus: q perfect nun ., = there,
h,s uw,,, ,"c,,iInr csfutr. whu 10 tho wealth t,c
s Nv" r,',,, Hs,,,rn hns .,,a iii
thu At,atnabte tnrns 1T neral md i1ssellectuill
rerfcction l.mltcd BY the human.
Wit oecnf ~ ohec tna. ~ W ',..,. % ..'..
vf'lnnl Ut tho human cNss IL snnre 'lslea't nun
t.,,,tnsv IL Its arhnro fr,wn Inn .tme fuct t,,at
~" INV, ,nx tnn,.l,fnc tlt, ,r,orc Iti,,cult
y III IL ''p,v 10 IT, hr IN tr1,, In ,,,o srt,oy uf It's
pArfs and Its NctiUjt. 4 perfect drum Is ut
cas.cr result than Il perfect harp or piuno;
ynrd .s,lck whr1, ruurks luchcs md feet is mnro
easa'y n'sao thuss II watch TINT shall strike tue
hu.lra attd minutes and lcil It's the tay 1T tho
~ n ''i IL far ,,ro euur,cx IN fts ronntsI,lon
% y. "" s ~, ~ ~" .ui,'i.a t'r IN cxncrtrncc ,u,
m ~ ~ y , r,,c nr ~ tnrccui wur1
iG'l,s tu Temptations; Lno Mw,a ,'s mu 'ssd.,s M"
% e MI iH"ss .a io Ts ill., ,A T,x Ito
successful iii i;!cesssfal 'ts!,;s ot p'ns l|H.
rnGrishe'l wy lolie hs, IT. s,, WIKI u
nn,! consgtna aihia "aGI fe H.. n." st,,,"t.t s.
Nlu, tasfeinf. 1aW "ne" ~ ~, ,t,' atu"' oxronnnS g
,trr ~ lrs ,nnst uo :s EaIam ~ Gxetacee' tS ;,.r.
tisn d nny lmli,!ual in'lsh lcss that q sslety!
II, 3,. "yss ts ch5,s,a Ia f 4 n, 4
Every taso ii phin;orhy. poli,'cai. Or soeiai, or
ursst i!yi,E Ger!nai. ia n a,issnrt e wr!ts 4
story ot uueeus Egypt ns u aclat ~ cneeMu
q nly mn IN tu Mnset e1rsn tnose 'a, m aerT 1T,
seaias 10 ,iac.' plase ti,a reade1 a1n"ns tho
sSenos 2, nt "otram @ at: y - wny t;y, c,rs. 1,mnos.
@ r. Tic ,sas!is ail feelnss "t .lse 81! ir!5ss
,es!s nfs7R"sis,Ss 'si 9r ' ns to ts r.
ass rSriai His sr ;, Or i" e bsss. ss' scH,f r.
teses,luE "l.iset ol study.
deeply nilretl By ideas: These y 70 petfSEt ~
virtues Of nlnny ucrsotls in ouch nnn tf thc*o
grcHt pursuits tet.HIle detached. ltitt. LIE ntt
Ii TUG expaiise nf ths'',Hl,1 The ara.nr tn.t l
Of tiat t.'aichlcss power u 1nlnd Is not Cicero.
| t+ur {1urirI I5a. mr. INT. FIX. 1lt1t HlWnYN
, 1880-09-20
Not n rimrle nr frceke remains upon the skin
bcauttficd by CLIENTS Sulphur sonn.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

pleasant and uctlyo ngcrt In tho cre of nil cnn.
tumpt!ve sympittlns. "Wilimrs Compound At
Pure GO'l-lver I'll md l.itnc." !s holnx nnlvGr-
rr,nrtctdr. \. u. Witn0l., Chctntst, Boston, and
Ill drAYglats.