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, 1880-11-25
TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE,

49,.
hectttTe W 'Ir@s Ellen Foster.
a very lnrKu ami selcct a,,IIcnrn assembled
tayt evening ut tho First {nrrruu,rnnnt f.,,,,r,
.,..,. W t ~ ..., .1 HH eA"t'''"t e''"'t"
eueHer VI anu at'a ""shsf'stofl st'eetH' tho oect'-
s'nl' He1si3 ieettire III tho rev cb,srse. given
Under tho ntst,tccs Ut tho Wuinel,'s Christian
Trmt,erntcc Uulon. Mrs. J. Elan rnstrr. ~
l.Ii,l,n,,. IT,, wns tho ,noonor ~, ~, ',., y.
~. 'o' a.., ,"'' ""' mo s'eNce VI tno e'ch.
nM' ,,'R .',,,, nna "er fcn'sks !., wero more OF
tcct.rp. Tho Indy, upon being ,ntr,n,,lcet
by Mra, r. II. t,rsc NJ o,,rc IN ,oi ,ho .t,
- .,.e a.,t., ~ ""es s""'oa 'ao itloi
al INC a's'l!cnce' On ncco'snt Ut her ltcasant
tn'1,er ind graceful presence. There WIN MI
nDscnce uf ataglncss ai,l II PERFECTLY ensy sty,o
nf tnk1uv. wl,r, Mira rustcr Inn rc,T,,rn,i n, Inv
.';' " ns' ""eu '''s pSttt "''7"e't"'teu Ill Her
profcsslos, rs rrnctcll'g attorney, III which she
hHs Ehined II wdo and enviabe reputation In
tic Euwkryc stnto. Tru la,,y said ti,ut sho
u,Iun,p,1 iho 1ill, M hor .,,IIo T.,
cvrry n.,n,,on nr ,tsc nu, s,a S",oo .,,.n W
tolilNI written: "Wlfe II n nlocker. strong drink
= n.Hitls,, a'iM ~ whoNmver ~ dcreyed thereby is
l1Yt ~tse. This wis pllrt VI tho Inspired word
ot n,. an1 yet npt%i!hstnn1!tg tio wars,E
cn!tltItctl Ill suese llolS nu Truthful words tho
wi VI strtl,K drink WIS one tint had Krow1, tu
pr,,nnrtlotis thnt well ttKlt nr1uso tho fears Ut
tHaitknY ElG0ll9. III St1Gl Ittp mutttGrS klyn
, 1880-11-25

~hC 1lHHiAfG I-FH Bttsnrla ~ Kruln U1 tnH-tiiTf.
IM1I.1 anh srh'",trr M',ns llMtc. The water wla
rial,t f,'ct IN her "nrEn. C1rt. }Inm"na 4, r.. r.
Tt'rss tn %s trn',. I've ta iw.se inches
rc,1n'n here to-nIuhf., They are drawing d1flqs',
Eiins ~ !. furtnn,, Sa, ;,,r, Inr"s ~ '"o t.1G
'N''''' 10 ... ~. .'.., ...'. :, ~
s.to i.,m,th 1,'n aE3Hrs Z ~. nur ,!s'eass .,nn.
sAnNtA. 0ne.. Snv. as.--1'ho ts,rs MuektnK rlirst
ati!l sntFhtt nude Nil ''t'fa,,ect~fu nttanpt "
pl,t the r1'rn.'l.lnn :chnni!;r tirurYc Murray ttF
thu lirnsh hcnr Point Edward, W ~hcrt, ,thc
strnn.ic1 vratcstlly within nt passage frs,sn CHI
cAE. IL ltullllt'. TttHAy tho sulltN,nrr TrlEtlr-
Mln'i was n'west nh,M'tsac, NM she " being
t,,h"r et"r. t., lion, rr. |""' ~ '""' ""-
i',rt,t.-rl, schuuurr f3coruc Murray wns
tn,.rn III tn.,,Igitt ~ lIv,,triny tnrt r. hnr
e''so' rro n4xAcep nr r1ur. II:
ep>+fa, I,i.petfh fj 70 7he chte.aa tribune.
, t'K '.r1 ~ hs ,, ek ~ .H IN n,or,g ,,,, r',!MG
srE @ ns1 c. ~t.FSs o. wae r s ,k % Wnr WIZ watsr % nI
+ sS H.: si .s.!;,i q 'he coai'"aaai aa
r,.n ,',s ..,r.,.
spttta, 1,,ra,,h 10 Tht cMIcaoo Tribune.
u,tw.,:xrr' NV .,-rhta ,'rnn,t,w a. ,ho
a,,,., , IT,. swIs ~ ~, ,,,,, WIS ,@fes sr & WY
,,t aEn ,, inS ~ @ 70 y, .e .er mn, 5 sh W. M
rnn %p" e k 'r:, p "t .e "rkst
w ~, TX M"nitt, .ri'Ih, ~ ,", ~. rs .,t,,
J. H. Kitchen 10 Oh icux'. Tho I'M tat,1e @ Of 'tM hss
''ono'e III nut kn'wn. -
TorAf. WRECK.
sruRuk,,x HAY, wis, Nov. 2l.-1hr syl,tN,ncr
T. Z. H.. ns'Ihrr ut Sister l1ay, Is i total wreck.
s"s ~ being sttis',:''; Mtis'.; wArranooorn,
trtis tows, Ht IT, ltiait 10 Src',lnr:I,iv tic
ay ,o cII., Mid III ti,us,inv inn tt + T. w's Viii,
dlslgulty tint s!,c could IL gut iustie Defurr sl,u
;d WITH wHsr shs ~, T Sf It. so d
lrr .tHia,,yss aru ~ Eru,,t s t, tt,nko It ms.-
, 1880-11-25

,.',.'.. 1',,I..',, -. , r..,-.,
JhcTe hre no oPesl ucallnes III grain lrcl9his
now tint Will wNrrlut any further qi,UtNttans.
The spuso,, is practically ended for sail yrsscB
1 ~ ron ,,rn,,,r. ,,t,,v ,,,.,11,u o,,f s,tIt ~
h"o 'ne ~" Psnpe'e1s ~" n'u1ue n''o el''' :"
load hnt MI inc 1iel8ht tncy eau curry OIL
through rates.
ARRIVAL or i rrrrr
",,+t - ~ a,''pa,. r...,,,,.. ,,o.,
ihaeast'snote neee VI coaFse lre'shtess, whose
departure for this port WIS announced In THE
TntnusE Of yesterday morning. begun to nrrse
,nst cyr,,trv-,hat ia the mi, vt.ssta cn,nnr,scd
~ ~, t''s. t,,a n"n..,s h,.,.;,,,a ..,
their appearance earlier IN tho dny.
, 1880-11-25

cu,o.,,n Mn, y, ~. s..s.'F'.,. ..p"'s' ',
,n. ~. 'I',,v9s 9r. e1eiRet1c lie.s!th O!i-
c". nt,neWat aeott,ts sor tho sparsity OF tho
frE"rfsot cnsus of ulphtsterEa as compared With
tI,t ,l, n,,,i tr.tarnt,, 49,, s,'',., ~ o.ss
w. .s.e"t it"tef!'5 "'e ul'lde M tt' tho
ii"t"eo I'll tAe alae3lse. oao ellsS 1T physicians.
tween ,1luhthorIs npd crr,,, an, H., ,,.,s .'.s
t,,c es,,s ,,nnv ,,cm .hnn t'',.so ""s
s.nol elass. tHouftl foet'gnsztK tho difference,
s!enoW nal 20 W THUR 'itlty. Tha is EUriulla
,,s 'v " WnG.. ny coahseE the hlKfily contagious
, 1880-11-25
+" SCANDAL SulT.n

bpte1a1 UUpat<A 10 1As CHlc000 1F1bHNe,
CtsSToS. Ill.,, Nov. *l.-ro-d day II tive thousand
d,iar sculltlat aut was Instituted !n tho Circuit
caurt by yau.nclar aud tiurrls, uttorneys ut this
ely. ngAinst robert rArker, nh Immensely rich
fusticr, IN tho alleged charge Ut zetluciuE bis
h1ubtkcrlers daughter. EteUw,ia seyvrsll valu-
abIo TURNS III Dewitt County, 1t IL said Ae nus
"yk1ppel Out" fearing an Indictment. THO
ailar has caused Ereat excitement III thts coun.
Until uQw.
, 1880-11-25

Parents who allow their children to xrow ILL
pore are guilty ot u glvut wrong. trhni, Of thti,
ps'sntel our as branded with d lullils< lre dis.
tlsusu Remedies. 'N~@'- N''~ ;"
, 1880-11-25

ANOTHER VESSEL REACHED.
Only an ctfactunt UlOsH Of navigation can put
mn end to tho dfilieultes encountered by tho I'M,
tlcrwritcrs this acuson. Not u wind bto,ss that
dues not leal to luud ouls upon their surplus
funds, Tho trouble begun In April, and It has
continued INCREASINGLY since. The premium
rates hnve been 80 low, and tho losses 80 heavy,
thnt few Ut tho companies doing 1t murine 1usf-
ness will bo n1lu to show ba1aneo ut receipts
over expenditures. prominent agent re-
nlnrkcd yesterday to tho repnrtcr Of THE
TntuuSs that ho doubted whether tho entire re-
ce!pts for premiums tAken by tho Chicago
agencies tho prIscnt season will nuke g0utl tic
lnsses sustained durIlIg tho prGsellt month of
The latest known coll u,at1o upon tho UNDER
writer's Is by the CAnudau schooner W. X, TAy-
lor. which sltltA from this, port ubnnt ten tlays
nYu for lurt Colborne with cnrxo or 2,SlO
bushels Of corn. Announcement Of a surona
disaster, involving both sessel aud cnrX0. IL c0-
tntnea ln tho following 1lspatel,. rscelvgd
laie @ rucaslay o'en!ng ny Aeasrd. Atkins sS Heck
..;I "I,sAyEnsE C,rs, Mich. Noy. f. $hIMss*rs:
Ishurc on south Mal,ltou la!anl Friay nxut.
ii bor h"ii VeysuI iyIns soiia IN sind. Thnk
IND .t1i pi'inl. TnGAxs ss1Soss. Cslptain.' -
II tho abscnco u drtinIt Information. Messrs.
i !ns Ind thiR tn, nx' thu Tyr srck ~ ~, t
west side of the South Mantti,I. near tho blur,
where thg bottom Ia sandy. " suited lp the lis-
Miro feet VI watcr ~ tho hold tho entire cur9n
IL tHn,agetl, lhoir .lrst intention ssus to SEND
.he tuE I u; Iiaek!ey T., tle resa,le WITH s,ettn
WilsI.w fr,,n i:scanaGa, uMicr Tho 'lirretion III u
fnr E4cn,alM lust evening, and by IT, ni9ht lilo
i!lslnw vii! he oil TNr tho seenu Ut jlsIlsler.
IN c,'st the lhyor IL rescued tlls intention is to
low her to Mnniiuwtlo Tor repairs.
The 0Wllers OF the cnrY. Mcssrs. WIlli1m
% Ynanx c., ppm he.rinx Of the disaster yss-
u"eswrilcs Hss sstssa S Ther s'u .as "ls '1o Io
*i.ih,. Or WHICH tho Ur!a1!t holds sU,350 aad tho
N"w @ EMgIaHl " I " A!Htua! ft,.5:
Dixni, ia INT. sho II owrc! by Wittnn, Les!lo
WI nt,,srs m ''a!is fr.a % ks,.xston' pat !iss
sa,ien s H. 'S's ssaso ssx @ AZ: Sr S sad
!il.,unts to slt,N1 u which tl,g Orlent l,ol'.s
s5,9s, w. airesI.wsii saoD, my tho Manhattan
Of gett!uE her Mt nud lhtu Iort nre very sittn.
TIE pltOpELLEN wAyEHLY.
lauu by shspptrs VI freight IN TUG unton stuAu,~
uW, ll,nrkitus reer. IL DctroIt ltIvor, md ,wls
hel.c.,el to prevent iier solny .lown ~ drep
cetwrcn % i,a sS .s @ of s eres 1sssrG s.sr this Il
mr'. a,ld portnps ~ tons for Milwaukee. Tliu
atier maay niI Inv. ,'eel stowe niNn thu 1,ni..
Ssx ssx 1T i ia1i ho tss a sfg y e. s S sr,t stS;T II t
wet. Ono lscn af llsa Chca9O, ctru0 Gtnafsts of
s%fx tons 9t & s0'fs s M" ssss' sst 5 f @ ts' ' e
sSsst %ssts Ts:sS Fss"f 's: sosssa a @noe j.
ss ss e ors. S f9 drae iae ser s.s snf @ nc tSs
Mntunl. Thu rot.nttntsl9 I0 nr Ia! sucks. Or 0tKht
%n,s wsso sS'n,s'gnsd 1o other Cnoakt' hass.
MtuJIt t5.7U) Tlle sula us!, beln,Is,,l IL Xix 4
cn. sup manufacturers. WIN Aro fully Insured
@ rar,.r ast .is:nIr. Ths c"lcc " a.'d sod:. . I'll IL
VIII un'nHlt1.lly pf,.ye toti!l ,oHsss: Until thu
ttut,
, 1880-11-25
Read " "FALSE AND TltUE
TO THE PUBLIC.

There c01l be nc better guarantee = - !; Retae.
dies than tho bnso Mul w1tthrss I','. ttrjsfA,
them. Al ther0 usu False i'sotHsnts. mi ~
an.l Pits. l1. sur" n,u tsl 'r H4'"" s,,, ~,
u, ". ,.44s, .s..JU.1 - VI "aa1 WV
, 1880-11-25
An Anchor Line Propeller Ashore IN Tho Foxes
Schooner Taylor or South ha1s
ttou island.
soow Mary Ellen Stranded and a Number
Of Graft Out Through
by Ice.
Severe Damage 10 The Cargo of lie Propeller Wa'erly
The 7. u. palmer's Experience,
Ete., E,t.

.,..,,,t. t.r,r,,,ntI.,n IN }l,o rITcct that tho
teleEr.rhte '1orl'".ion ~" ", e|u ,t,,,. h"r
wuy out ot the ice at tho entrance To the l'r-
,','s -, ntso,".'r. "r r,r,,n II +. ,ru,ed alto
oos ~ ~ 49,, ,,"r,.tno will nrtwctx1 Mt
Ee'er keIy ,"t ~ ."s r.,hnr sev rY, If urcha
disc md mining supplies. Ther sru,t.s tn be no
,,rsnro, rnr ~, ;n,,urntc delivery u( tbs ,ner.
n,"ssa ' onI ~, ,',,,"v x"nns TINT havc accu.
aatea at Ash4 % ys the wss"ss'H x"n;.i Sen,n, n,ra
m Ia} t,:cs asssts c,,issrng 'rt tt,o siea .SsrEc i H.
Whiting nnl her c,It1s,rt. uut''InR STIR. They
st rr II ai,o s ,rs r. f.; 'I" i"t e,frs ~ rurr
thcr iron w sHrFoss untit r; srrl,,X;. !, ,,.tr,or
havs lafor1ation int tno propeller. l'!a ant! NJ
% Fremont ut 1T si,iiurs Ecn','ps's'it oil sMi'f,'ay
lnsi. and rr,N,rtct thut these !'tats wtnid cx.
tther ..sstnatlon Us we'll liz returning.
ri<oM THE srn.t7s.
,a,s. 81 nj S,, thsen f.nt st. .it, the
'a, vt thss G1e"s.a"a % Y,si,r nety !'t ntt,ru re-
sSe aIsnf'sn - ~ t tr9 Ume1oy h nr IN tit
S "rt t oIly ice M W lHe Sner WIS .,.iv i" tbu 'Isat
i,,r ii" ' purnosc II E,ki,,E III eirurt to renci,
GnGKo s LIE SxGef W t , 1js N ,vsa r snpnny Mn;
she WIS. -. .vr r,,r
sotf'i f p,,nSh TO n: n cslf~so n 71is"n.
Arthur y I1ere frozon III. Her ruddcr IL Ko'r'
nrGG psapeier, MnH uowm, M wn a tne ,,e3 ae5y
RES; H., ,, ,,o ,vu,r,,r. ia rrzc, In. on<, ,ho
sci,nnnnTs ~ NIa" ns.n1, innr. II. T. Guungs' aud
fTso a 9tsrs l; sh,, aneS n n IT. S, kw @ y r. ~ a''
rhg w4ntirr "a i k".,,. ~ md thp icc Is iucrcusue
stsn R'Dan to e. E'sv e"S"so fa Df str Nc.
, 1880-11-25
THANKSGIVING.
The ReIigiousIy Inclined VIII At
tend Church Service,
While tho Worldly Minded Will
Go to tho Matinee.
Roast Turkey Dinners the Rule
Throughout the City.


The President ot tho United States of America
.,"nr1 e ' ..,, ~ 'tv l s nr. NJ 9" . "'s WIZ.
,s ~ ,,..,t' ~. ~, .,.s .,s, . ~" sn1
I,, n.y. nf .hanks ~ MI who sfal nyo a1eeer'ed III
s1ll'ltnE sOfieihinE 10 bu thankfnl fur, Htld for
tho eating uf tho tUnthRntiic turkey by NIL who
l,nvu hI1n to cnt. Nut nl' who rtt witt be thank
ful, and not MI WHO ure thnukfuI will tnt.
lnnksas'F' IKE tno rnI'l' N III tl'o haolt VI
lhlna of' tno JMst nna mo el''1''st' mo thnnkf!
nnd thu 'lnt'anhful, tho contcnttta and
rt,,,n1 lm,tv vitt ooot ~ nm, t;m"<. nnd I'm
,,,r ,,o,it ,v,,h .I,.., f',a a,,I 49, , ~
.o, , us "'.n 1 ps" .,.,', aaeo aa soo aen1 .!
wrctche'lness In tho midst ot plenty. atnon9
tho thnnkfnk there will he degrees of thankful.
,o w., 49, u'.s. 1 III, ~, S,".s s"s WIN
sort " negative satisfaction for what they
the thought tint thry aro ,,,t Al Lnlly oil M thrv
might be. Some will be thankful eotne tnorc
thankful. and ii fcw-pcrilnps n very fcw-tnnst
thnsr vtsc nn, f,,r.scciur creot,rna vim rnfrnir
from unrapu tt,cmscivcs and ioaa,nv tt''vn.
erv,s ~, ,rift rorlo,,a i,,i,1a n.aroIneoI ,rIth
at p.'I'u,af iaeAs concerning inc proper !node u
cslehratns the day. There Will 10 those to
Of tho guod things t,f tlie; tt,osc to whom It has
mule no pprceutlblc 0Ilroront.o rthur onn ,yuv,
or tue otaer; thoee 70 whom tho duy Rnd tho
petuu Wt'cn IL ce'eoratcs haFe oronght hothat'E
~, ~. - .s s.e, Inv ~ lscIos,
ur,a o"r rthGr 91 ae rGycf5e ~" cru OF eonis u.
Increased tho asGrngc Of Individual prosperity,
tuiie oacR. tnero snoHll oc moro sell.cohRrAtu.
~ snver Tmnta sn' I, a',s H.. ,
INST. "'o '''s3 ia '"e AA'o'o eeo"S
Fla cc,cbrotton ,r +ho In, ,,,,,,,., ,h,e, H.
.t, .mu ts'cntM.!u . y! Nv NV, anoHe tnoso Vn-
c,ca x..r s1,s ~ csenato n wl % e sI u.s. H. ias 1es
49,. 1iEE s'so ~ , Wns %usnereu % ~ a!ohg Win
iortu,,nt..v Tor ,hur nrur,. nr ,,,rI ,,,saf.
nwny brttre sn ~ ;a MIRA n mo,rn HIM. Ss. n,,ssya
."..3 tt3 nH! q ouJ " iao !nOte 1AoaesA !nuoFN
1'o''s SCI ., ~. *As'ae '..s ... .soah inc
SOCIAL FEATURES or THE NAY.
ly fnr tho rlensaHtest among which Will be tho
ttlnny Joyous faulty reunDDns herp and thcrt.,
, tlie l1nso @ q GMi and tho tenIte of the MUSES.
hrnte US th0se mt without ca,iso. TtDsa whose
feet incltnc tmto tho why which luutlclh TO tho
sanctuary will !lnl tho necessary direction, In
tl.a totIo%ng announcements of services In tho
rnrsnyrEn1Ay.
Tin INV. Mr. Mrf n,nht"n ,v,, ,.n,,,,o. ..o
Lug 4tit e'GAAHkHHlll VIII
, 1880-11-25
K.AisW'AErJ READY ,,,,-
DR.. RADWAy,s
SARSAPARILLIlg
EN,r
THE GREAT BLOOD puRIFIFp
Changes as Seen and Fo4
they Daily Occur, ATT. as
or Using IL Few
Doses.

]. dooH spirits, hIsnprearnucc -.
HUH n, Ss1Soy ,,,sn1a. ieFeasc aud hnSsae:
- strength increases, nppetttc t,nr,..
;au .of lNM, II, 'nt.re sour crctatio'. ~ ~.
s, .sa' Ss a;1xestotl. 1 oastn nni ,ts,,,,a!et waet
B. Disappearance - Of s,,ots. In,.bo. .,t
the skl!, otks clc',r md hcnIthn: ISea pl'nples;
snntHc fr1n r,,1 i. tuto and eo apperna. pe urn.
frt:oIy from, tho blItitier thrn',wi wsist Fa.*s
without pnin or scadlnx; littlu Sr M aas ttetha
" p snrHci ac Tenneas; ai1n,an;,on Of ,,ou, 'sa''
lf afflicted in that way wisns with earf9in na,seharst
tho snsr sse KlaSs aa st5"xh ssSa
stor1l to the aevera1 organs "Ata'ony n
b. felinw tlnxe nn tho white of thc or,,
@ she swartny. sMttron anpcaraner Ut ibs .S1a saa
O. Iilnse suffering frt'm wonk Or ,,Sat.,, s,aH.
lungs Or tnbcrclea Will realizs cr,nt hegLsted
G1xpnotnsatns to-, freely ts hcsn 1sui o. @e. T.
thrn!t " hent!: Diminishing tho IrcaannP:pc m,.nP:pc
cough; general trcrease Of strength q
a aS '}ystena }s, stSppgG Of aa SafaG. sss
iegs % son1ers - k"ess oto: rouad tho sfies
cs,ills. sense Of autfocation, hlrI Lsra,haa a nna
soaysq tns a4r 81 eeEa t..Sy Gn y'k down a,as
asy ~ sftee e4s ~ as's"gGfKss ss ggGHKsApAn,r11,s
taken new sl9ns Of returning heatt, wIIl anss.Ia
VIII ~ n'nsh lses nd T. I'll lfsi,y fslsyu aq1 ssss
deposits, nodes, tut,sors. cas,t:ifs ha,,i I 'npats
e1 Se ssae!ysd and asvaaa a a1 %.
sea isesses s saay lelf; saa, fsxsr sores chen
8. Ia casrs wt,cre tho syst4.m In. hmm al,
Snteu. anu Mercury. Quicksilver, EOrtosivcsaMs. sM.'
ate y, ,hn % Mavo aeSimuiatcd md bcne ,clsifS
.,ofies llckuts, Spinal curyntl,rcs conto,toa.s ns
Thife sTe!iuEs, v9ricoso VEINS etc, liz sai9t
oAftHtAL!AN VIII rtss'lve l.wAy these cnn.'s.
and exterinnatc tho Virus OF tho dtseass Fsas ~ y
tho RyYtnt1. ''e '11m
%. II those who arc taking thesc ,oedtc,,o. -.
t'Iso. fno euro OF Ghronic. scrofaus. OF syphitje
nettur" and lind their general health iinproynsg'
their I'cah and weight Increasing or eysn ~
1g i "~tif It T. suse sKn til tho c,lsu Is =
Ects butter or worse,-tlsc virus Of tha [sfs = het
not lncIlSa; not arrested and driver ,eS is,l
tl'e blon It VIII sprcHd and continue to ,,ao tnol
fAHi1,MAN makes tho patient "te<.i haltsi: sa,!s:
every hour yoM will grow bottcr aaI ,,tt ne!.eFt
hcalth. strength. and ilcsh. ''eFease 10
The Rrt.At power Of this remedy n + ,z
TINT threaten death. aa in " o'eeasa
CONSUMPTION
o%t % the the Lpnes md Tiuhersu, o,v rh,h,,,. se,.,,.
and Ulcorntioh Of thu v ewa niat tse,m. u
pSxs I,o of macr cs % ecf nse sSs'
nwny with tho rninfDi ou erat,a ssu; - ,nas aon7
i',str,GnIs issol xny Stone in " tbe ''f joiae+ IT,
lnd IN HI EnAeB OF S '4 sA4' ntaaae1t
Inflammation of the Blada
DER ard Kidneys.
dlsEnst:s. - A''4uHa aao utena
une y" Afc ccs1tains more Of the ectjys pr,od,
MMnco, ~ hnulcEnes thn1i any other PferafatIon
.,s sasn n Tcv tsonful hiIe Others reoulrs
i've o.: six tt1.ea us much. ~4N4'
0Nf7 Y3t1T Ytt3x, rr7xn,
, 1880-11-25
LAKE PORTS.

FoHT 1luHos, Mch., Nov. s.M.-Arrlve.f-bolInd
towu-prupcIlcrs Avon, Of buffalo. md John N.
Olh,,l.n. with =. Mlineh,
...t,,.,., $500 ~ " r,- ,,,,,
Atseea-oou"" up-Ftopel'eF h'''wankeos
tu. -.....- ..... ..
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''',n s.l' es'.a. , ,
sc!,,a,',cr @. II. Cdse.
:, In 1nrt-hut,fNl dnwn-rrOpet2nrs llnt1Alo. st,
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tts Saginaw. H. y. Wnrtl: sch.,ullrrs +. IT, How
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bew ths t,ort: ti,o ,rmttis "t"I .s.'rt H. .u ~
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p..., .,,:, n ~ n'>n.'s ~.
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thu srjI,,nrsL I; S,nmons 4 Iinrrt.,my Tety Z
ih,vIs .,,a'vt,nir r. NH st"n,.1 1, -. rI, - o.
rho nrnpI1'r t1fh @ .s1'I a r. e,sJ s'ner ror
ftntfat, ,bt, imiia Srlvnnn '''' rni,tn III ~,
IT, yet down. Tho fthlgh's b,,ws wore bruuul
with tIs1lhers from tho nstlc, ad tho Rochester
Is H. e. 10 shrnihett.
Iiio propeller ltnanhke. bound down from
tnlcnK.,. h!is been lyis1H hers Mll day. Err n4-
, 1880-11-25

., The Indles Ut tho tHiyet teolnred) I}nptfst
Church i!a VIII K!r9 ThanksFisina dinner tu.,lky
0elDck there will bo a lval,-yyur woddluv in tl,v
church. Us 'A'0
:, 4 R9no VI curling Will ho played at J.pculn
tATk !rnn IL tu u'cluck, 10 which Ill curturs
Aru invited.
, 1880-11-25
CONSUMF:Tt

ot tho LIngs % and TuherGul o,,s rh,h,,. so,o,r.
an5 y,5sa eoqaida 1ssafSs cf ss VAR ss!
pHge of Winter tfnssa: :ntn1 uv . eys. nnbe'es: Stop
whero chthetcrs haye Nscn u.s it ibu. sAS[1e %0s,
nwny wit tho nio op ertlo II ds snu ba tbe
and In Ill cnRe8 Of o.VHe III loo Bladleft
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-10

By its union with the blood and it's effect
upon the muscles, reestablshing the one
and toning the other, it is capable of effect
ng the following results:
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-10

GERMANY leads all the nations of Europe
in the educational facilities that she offers.
Her population is 100000, and she has
10000 schools, attended by 100000 pupils.
The school expenditure in that country av-
erages little less than 70 cents per head of
the population. England, with population
of "a, ,O0O, 900, has 5S,OO0schools, attended by
100000 pupils, and costing an average of
As cents per head of the population. Austria
Hungary, with $1,000, 900 people, instructs
100000 pupils in 10000 schools at an ex-
pense of about 40 cents per head of the pop
ulation. France, with 37,00O,OOO, has u, 200
schools and 4,700,000 pupils teaching them
at an expense of IS cents. Spain has
100000 inhabitants, 10000 schools, and
100000 pupils, the expenditure averaging
32 cents per head of the population.
Italy, with 2S,OO0,0O0 people, 1900
schools, and 100000 pupils, expends about
20 cents per head of the population.
Russia, with 100000 of people, iIistructs
100000 pupils in $4,000 schools at an av-
erage expenditure per head of the popula-
tion of about cents.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-10
Too Sweet to Live.
Jenkins Describes the Toilets Of Some
Lovely He Bellies.
Dansrille. N. Y. Adre rtiset.

Dansyille, n. Y. Adve rtisef.
An extremely pleasant leap-year party was
held on Tuesday evening at the residence of
and to the surprise of Mr.. and Mrs. Newmaster.
As this is the first bona-fde leap-year gather
ing of the season, we give a brief description of
the costumes worn by the blushing beauties,
The editor of the fashion department being un-
avoidably absent, the responsibility of report
ing this splendid affair devolved upon the ag-
ricultural editor. which will account for any
slight discrepancy that may uninientionally
appear,
j. w. Mcdonald wore outer garments of
white merino, massive gold chain, diamond
pin; his small feet firmly imbedded in tight
shoes after the manner Of the Chinese of Cali
fornia.
NJ. Ii. Towl0r ,,,,ro l,,Iss e,roy ulster trimmed
WIN rramburs edsing: light hair clipped short
a la Sing Sing.
Arch Casterline wore rich suit of some
dark material; large shoes and spit curs.
Frank j. Brettle wore witty pants (brevity
| is the soul of witt: handsome face trimmed
With black mustache of printers ink; hair la
| Ponpadour.
Clarence Knowlton wore tight boots aglow
with 'Jaqsivits" best; SkaneateeS Twelve
miles above Auburn) hair and inoustache, pa
per STOCKINGS, embroidered.
Arthur BreJie-Brown cashmere suit. a
light snaWI mad OF new green lettuce envel-
forehead; carbunclt
w. w. Il. Dick iSppG presen1sea fine appearance, al,
''Wright's" shoes; eleven,,utton kids. wbits
| cotton in left ear
j. W. Burgess was the ack,,yQIedged bella
of the evening His petite fgC, NC rreoa
fully attired in borrowed coat, p,ts of So1It
full origin, held up by one suspenG % os ,rno1
twine festooned at the end with ,rso-s $50 49,
nail.
G. n. Kinney-Plain black dolma. o,er
light blue overskirt and dress; the latter ~.
fully trimmed with q rows of fine knife PIX
ing which set off to good advantage his de1
cate complexion.
Coray Rolson-Rich black suit; pants roiIe
up in two reefs over rubber boots; lavende
side whiskers.
: Len Prussia was faultlessly atti-ed in brow
bombazette beautiful mustache OF an invisibl
i yellow: paper collar and cuffs.
= viii Stevens Cardigan jacket; hair trimme
with two-ribbon to match the shoes whlc
were satintaine, foxed with horse hide.
/ Will Lemen-Blue alpaca; collar OF real lace
l. hair la blackberry BUSH toed in.
Lloyd Stevens-Stylsh rig OF cashmere; ha
, puffed on sides and Changed" in front.
It a. j. Shafer, justice, (short term) wore s.
!. more coat montague hair; covered with an II
visible net of iaw-breakers; large chew oi u
bacco in left cheek.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-10
THE DAILY PRESS 4!
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
PORTLAND, WE.
REDUCED RATES
TO THE
CHICAGO CONVENTION.

The Executive Committee of the Blaine Club of
Maine, having perfected their arrangements for an
Excursion to Chicago to attend the Republican Ma
tional Convention, make the following announce
ment for the benefit of those Republicans who may
desire to attend and aid in nominating honored
Senator James G.. Blaine, as candidate for Presi-
dent at the coming election.
A special train over the Eastern Railroad will
leave Portland Thursday, May 9th, on the arrival
of the morning train from Bangor arriving in Bos-
ton in season for tea. The party will leave Boston
for Chicago direct the same evening by special
train, with Wagner sleeping cars, over the Boston
& Albany, New York Central, Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railways, taking breakfast Fri
day morning at Syracuse, dinner at East Buffalo,
and tea at Cleaveland, arriving at Chicago Satur-
day morning. Ample hotel accommodations have
been engaged for 250 persons at the Gardiner and
Mattison Houses, and rooms will be assigned on the
train to the excursiontists, avoiding confusion on
their arrival. Hotel bills $3.50 to So per day.
Fare from Portland to Chicago and return, S29.
Wagner sleeping cars to Chicago, $3.50. Excur-
sionists taken to and from Portland from stations
on Maine Central K. R. at fare tickets to be
procured at all stations. Persons desiring to go
have their berths in sleeping assigned, by
enclosing $3.50 to the Treasurer of the Club,
Fl. S. Osgood, Portland. Those wishing to secure
should address the Secretary. j. SWEET Rowe,
Augusta as early as possible. All Republicans are
cordially invited to join the excursion.
j. r. BODWELL, President.
j. SWEET ROWE, Secretary.
Augusta, April %, 1880.