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, 1880-10-13


RT. LoU1s. Dot. l1.-Mf. Thomns W. Kcnno
opnncd here tliH evunnx ut tho Grand upora-
1Juusc,,-a Theatre M 1arHe ny Hlyerly's III CHI
GIlyn,-aul bcftlrn s'cl,k'k tho stastst,g-rontn
tf,!y" sign WIS ut thu tsnr. hundreds wt.rp
alIe IL vet In ktctlD Hpt,enretI In ftfetnut ILL.,,
a1u Ills reception n1ttn1,t'h t1 m bvnltor. nur-
inR ttu evening 10 whs esl1c Ecfstrc tho curtain
nt tho et,tl VI every tttipt,rlnrt sce.lc Mi whgn
verdict Tonight wfint he renpWrrtt ns Richard.
hundreds wcru aH,iE,r turned irn,n tho orA ur-
AOln to ol'tnln admission. In thnsIuhtfht etit,.
rial IN tho 1t. 1.",lIs Hihbc- }1t,arrnt Ut thla
1aN,rrlInR tho writer suys: "ftst night KGnno
playc'i Nichunl NJ. M,1tl It is mt rmplI H. say
lio presented tn M,,c tif tho lurpcst ni-
dlcnces nf tho snn.n' n !!nst1tsi. well. ttcl.
tl,thlKiitfnl piece Of netting. This IL nnyailH =
Et,al deal bf nnnn Just heRInnnv 10 play pnrt
which IL full Nf tUtnpiMton to Hncrlflc0 nrt to
sct1sntinn. Mr. ker'iu IN evidently tiestanctl t3
thku high rtnk Ali,oEg tho really RrUat nctnrs hf
lIts tItnc." Thu trcclpts Dr lilo two performs
ntlQs lnltst hMyc nette,l s..,4U.
, 1880-10-13
TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE,

George i. Wagner, ~ yrlIrs Ut uRp,' living At
No. g1 luryytleu street with hlA wifi as,al three
children, IL II prisoner at thu wehssvr Avcnnc
H,atIoll, ch.rx0 With Alternating spkill l!s wTu.
WuRl,cr euriis ENal waKes IT tl!noRs1'th!ns. but
family, uni luses lhcn Ut times III shAisa[Ul
IAa,IIer, I!u e!!au lh!,oAt LIZ, sinnny after
1is4,i,, drunk and suffering frrn hradnc6o. Ills
lii heal, wtu,i tlu lsktal Is lttt!o son u Eet
lin h!s rvyoiser. Thu ny was tnlbto to I!,,d
Wugurr, " @ as,tlolpaiiny hln,. ran to liz falHiiy
iip-stnEa A,ld ull thh atutrwAt lier husband red
tA'l, shots ut huf trD'lt lArK4-sfscd Colts rG-
yulyer, Hclu!or shut t0Uk effect
, 1880-10-13

uarnoy Macaulcy ~ Dantet Has.|ctt, the star
part i,a IA Messenger fsum JMryis Section" ~"
uppearod beforo larRc audience at this theatre
on Moudny night, Tho pEay WIS mover very
strong one, aud, plthough It bus been much i,s.
proved since It <~as arst presented in this city,
it cannot now be called vigorous
or IN absorbin8ly Interesting drama, 1t
Ia q sample Of tho Joshua Wh!tcomb" plny
but thoFu ty II, 1t neither the variety Of Incident
nor tho nuttye hum0r found In that extranFall-
nnry success. However, tbs central tlxiro'
Unctd uuA't ~ guo4l pseco of chhrnttef-actat,Y,
defects In Tho cxcellcnco Of hr: hacauleys
work, Ml!a Victory Crnesc. fn y character Vim.
liar To- Ehttcamts Tot, called Cis!p. aaoWeu ctts
tho unsophisticatad GsItrtale clevcrly, and hr;
J.. II. Netldy az the ayarlrso.is OLD landlord
cllc!ted the applause of ths holIse'
, 1880-10-13
RAILROADS..
The Chicago & Western Indiana
= and Its Condemnation
Suit.
The Troubles Between the Burlington
aud Wabash Roads.

CHICAGO d WESTERLY ISnfAvA.
Tho long. .tirnwi,-buf ehso of the Western fn-
Iinnn VI. tho ltock Island, Lakc stu'rc, ct at..-
II Ind becn OH trial Ill the County Court fur
,,enrIy twu tnoutlls-for tlto condemnation Ut n
strip nfly feet wide ncross tho tricks ut Blk
tctI,th md ClRrk BtrcGts, came u MI hn ycster-
day mortug, 30 fur ia the Jury WIN cptiecrl'ttl.
It verdict bcnx returned ty them liking $lN0O
18 tho vnIIe at tho thnh, ntld nllhwnE <ihoNns
i,x VIII ii co'.rse very sailsfnuinry 10 sho veet-
ern f,.st'a tEopsc. sinGt. tllry hui, t'i1crca tho
Tx x' sss ssss qny ss as s S e; r s sS IL
wni,tc,i WI i;HS saS.ual .'''' ''"'' '
Whom i'll. verdict WIS announced, Nj. Craw-
ford moved for Judgment.
htr. krctxtntfcf, entered motion for nov
trial. Rn1 rs he desired 10 1,rtAet SUNG rrt+nns
III support nf thy tnotton. nsked thHt tho urHu-
tnrnis ito heard thiA tsiurnlnH. ......
Mr.. Crawford sntd that was satlafnctnrJ to
him. ,,,,.,.-... , - A.,
WIthrDw would bD nbsent then, naked for tlnu
In or1ltr to consult hiul.
Mr. Crawford 0pp.ssGd fartner nctny 'nsistinH
for attilsv nhea,l. while tho othor side wHs fur
tlAnGlt,H about.
KrszS;s iI; s,; sSfsfS;te f*sSs Thursday morning.
Mr. Huys rctt,iIrilu tint 1t would DO crowtlf,g
TIN ulouruurs to brng tho easu up In tho snot1i-
Mr. Crawford WIS gnd to hcnr TINT aduas1o,,.
There wns no r1.nsOn fnr delay.
The Court ilnn!ly saaa ne ,.stm wnh takn H. np
Xntie!pntinx. in vicw Of tho verdict obta!ued
might nttetnpt tn cross tho trucks IT tho Lake
Shore ltua reporter visited tho locality IL tho
atqfoon nat saw moshiins r. It'll ti ! sdlecd @ ho
situation Mt tho proposed cr,ssllg. iluer ts tho
satne ns II b.!s been lor ronc time just: EnxInc
No. AL on the cnst truck, u linz with tue ttils
Of tho Western inl!Mnn; Men arc IN charao Of
the na !s m 1 nter ,prs = IT 70 M fs " !S
which weru turn up when tho fight l,cpnr. !nvt,
,,ot heen rrp!aeed No ope II the neiFh1or!,ood
ra,lTumrtcrs resulted IN iearu!,ir TINT noii,lnR
wu,ll he dnno until tho work WIS sanctioned ly
ws:,c Al n'n a,a was Si 1oYs Efass fS
srantei lilo iako shoro III ,tho County Court.
Injunction dissolved or n,talilie.i 20 ~ 10 permit
tho layFnx Of frogs and tho 1llnkfnE OF thu con
Mceti0,ls. tho Company will En thend even IT tho
| bc paiI into ito County Court, and tho pnymcnt
will Justify the comg,1.!y =, s,nInx nhsna:
ef1 sy w e. aH II tc cs M f
| pany agai!st the ChIcnEo 4 Western in1sana
t'G uon rsecStiy lssuSed tic bhl w was e,,
liz i'd css sFss :,.ee;: ;sS I'd
ien,pory Injunction wns Erantel hy ,!,ltlgc iinr-
num- Hallselaently tho Clerk, r. t1s:i!!nx ~ ,no
,Tnicy. mud tho motion 10 dissolve was therefore
,tnte llctore him.
Nr. High, On 9ehnlf @ nf sho cosuplalIant. Oh
Junction ho should aiso hear tho mutton to dis
| solve.
III tGo r!sLnr of.court at noon. the two Judges
had c0nfcrrttcc, nla ut tho opening Of cpurt
| IN tito afternoon JuIHe TulGy snId that .1sllsc
| Ilarnusn declined to hnyb nnythiuE rthcr tt
do with tlo cMse, ~ It was mt On his cleildHr
, 1880-10-13
LOCAL POLITICS.
tulee H. H. Cody tho Democratic
Nominee in tho First Con-
gressional District.
Fraudulent Naturalization Papnrs-Tho
Sherman Mass-Acctlng-Es
A. Siltlg.
7,r1,sT CONGRESSIONAL.

FIRST NG11119S1ONAL.
r,,r urut,cnA1s NOMINATE IuDuE It. II. CODY.
Tho First Congressional Democratic Convcn-
to,, met II. tho ulmor 1iouso clul'.room yester-
,.uy morning, nn,l WINS cnllud 10 orier by Mr.
Tnos,ns lIoync. tho Chntrn,nn of tho District
Committee. Mr.. NJ. u. Russell, ur Hyde fnrk.
wes nppointcd Temporary Chairman.
4 Con,tnfttcn III Credentials wns appointed TO
takc netlon M tho Sccond Wnrt contest. After
tho Con,ntttcu hn,l rutired there wrrp crIcs for
little talk, mud Mr. Hoyno was persuaded to
comply. ... ....,'.
After u tedious wait Of hnlf an hour tho
Committee on Credentials nppcares1. and re-
rnrird In favor Of tho "Clurk street" dcleEa-
tim, tho u1,y contest Gclng from tho Second
Nnrh. Tito temporary officers Tero mado tho
permanent ONES.
nominations for Congressman boing now In
0nlcr. Frnncs Lutlor suggested tho nan1c OF
Juncs X. Flst.or.
tohn IfnlEtt nominated Judge Hiram II.
Cody. Of Du Fagn County. -.
Fra9k nssr Il Stnly Eacsal e Il TYP string hr
\ do!cante from. tho Town Ut 1'nko nominated
XII XII Informal bniiot Resulted Us follows:
tisner,
MnttoeKs.:
''''''''
Jasc Wiaiiiacc aat1 john ii. iIoso wero with
Ti,o first formal bnlot rcsu,tcd:
CMiy+......... ....,."...............Et ~
rishcr.: :........... .......................
Iherc bring nj, Chilled, SECOND ballot was
ordered, with tho following result:
.....s.-ss.....M
Fisher. .......'.... ...'.'. .''........'*'''.'a.
sir. G,,iys noi,ii,ution WIS niado nnantn,ous,
null, II. rGspDnse 10 loI!! cMlls, he mounted tho
r.,strum und returned his THINKS fur tho gener..
,tI,souutt. np promised If elected 70 tllsehnrgo
tho duties Of tue oiiIcc to tho best Of hls nblty
, 1880-10-13


meeting ut Mccormack Hull, to be held Thurs-
day evening, ut which tho Secretary OF tho
Treasury. john Sherman, will speak, met at
Oc!0ck yesterday afternoon nt tho Palmer
House. Tho arrangements wer0 completed In
60 far that 1t cnn lo announced that the gallery
will bo reserved for lndrs with gentlemen
escorts. There Is u general Invitation Issued 10
democrats nE woll as Republicans to bo present
at1d henr tho financial condition Of tho country
discussed. Arrangements have bcou maIo to
hare tho overflow meeting on Michigan street,
III front OF tho County, building. Tho ground
will bp brilliantly lighted up, al'a there will bc
gond spankers In attendance. There Will also
bc u parade Of tho marching cluts ana display
u NrowarkB.
FRAUDULENT NArun ALfzAT1oN rArERs.
Tho Clurk OF tho Crlminnl Court md tho Coun-
" Clerk nre naktnx clt!zons at tho rato Of from
fifteen to twenty 4 dny each. and n Ia Tge major
1ty Of ttoso who itre tnstnE out tler tlnal
pupera bear comforting evidences OF rcapccta-
blllty aud Repubcan1snl. Every now md then
q cnse comes up showing the fraudulent mannor
in which naturalization papcrs woro Issued
undor previous Democratic administrations,
nrld ycstcr.luy n peculiarly frnHrant, fnstanue
WINS brought to llRht. x mnn giving tho nM1ne
IF ThntnaB Murphy brought to tho Office ot tho
Clerk OF tho Criminal Court a final 1saturnliza-
ton paper In n very rugged condition. for which
he desired to hnvc y duplicate Issued. Tho
Clerk hunted up the record mud found that
whifos tho paper had been lsslcd in 1877 10
one H. Murphy. whllo. Dun O'lIHra WIS Ciork
Of tho Court, there was Hu record whatovor
OF tho ilrst paper over having been Issued. Tho
Clerk asked tho rnau whether he hn.l eyer tnlsen
ont his first pnpers, nnd ho acknowledged that
he hnd not d0uo 50, and when he to ok out tho
Rcconl paper no ono bothered him with "on-
rya9nass" questions on t that ,,s ssare lso r..
pnpsls luto ut niKht.-aftgr tnrk ho described 1t,
and TINT " .ne 4a.nu t!!no ]arKa nu.nher 1 ot
, 1880-10-13

II your Throat feels sore or ,,ncon,-
Portable. uso promptly Ir .1nynD'a Expcctoratlt.
II will relieve tho hIr laeAlKcs Of I'LL ptltegfn Ur
mucous. nllay Inflammation. nntl 50 gtyu the If
fectch l,arts II ctRncc to heNt No Enler remedy
CHI u ha,l lnr n!l cnuKhs ull COILS or any cun,.
plnlnt nr the Jtrott or Lungs, and BRIEF trtul
will provo Its efficacy.
, 1880-10-13

CI.icnEo. Oct. II. 1R80.-Tlrcc years
RKb my lIa!r WIS coming nut very fnst. md
WIS nenry bnll. ! wns Aise troubled with land
my hnsr immediately storpcb coming mi. IN.
has constantly been getting thicker. Iy henh
~ now entirely free fr,n1 lnndrsr. Ny VITA
liaA HsGtl tAg C"cpaine With equally us Esrt!fy.
Ing rc4lIltR.
P.T. rI.Arr, with F. Macycagh & Co.
, 1880-10-13
ator, because he Thought hc could get to Con-


SEVENTH WAHD.
welt.Attcn1frl meeting Hf tho Hcrmnn e!ti.
zenH Df the E1yeslth Ward wns held MDi1t!ny nt
No t.n Ht'uth Union street for tho r,lrlM,si, uf
tlrH9nzlHR n NGrtnHn Republican Einit. Sir. u.
Il. NA}s cailt"f tho tHctt!I.H tn ar!er. Steps
WcrG tAkell at once 70 tnukc II permanent nrgaIb-
izAtInn, and the following wErc elected ty Nt-
GlnfnattDn: President. y. L. ftaoa; ffrat Vfco-
pre:'lent, 1oht schnsc!x; Hecnnd ffsc-i'rcst-
delttt MIX RGhulrr: sGptrt,lry. t{c0rgH fsxhem-
or; Treasurer. Louis sa!n. Tho foifo~.tx were
elected niuhb,rs NJ tho Executive Commit
IT,; georRG Atzcl. John i. lss!!toan. Heorgs
Wrlnlner. rre.l 0ehs. Ctarles. flansnw. James
eciiCIt1cr. Mr. .1otln sclltncltz ntltIresscd tho
1neottilx III uernnn nbo,t tho Issues Of Tho any.
After this e. IL. MMl*o cAt,ttitlntn for Ct'rnntr,
spoke. Tho CtAb adjourned for ono MOCK, to
uo9t Mt tho same plncD.
kxuLEW0On.
Tho Young Mems Gariehl and Arthur Club
held nm enth,s!natlc tncetlng Monday evening.
After lietenInK ia n nNlnller OF sreenhes frun
yofnF mon, thu cnly resolved itself tton march.
1nR club and drilled for tho rest or tho evening.
UMlFhrns were procured ycetcrt!ny. mud tho
rlstl Will tttnku tuta Il ehtlwlx ut tho ShurtnNti
demonstration 'rhurstlay, oyrn1nT. ..-
Tho ratification meeting Which was to hnfo
bccil held Thursday evening ut Tlll0ts0n t(nll,
lns boon postponed for ono week. 80 TINT tho
clubs md spcnkeB who were cnEHnct cnn take
pnrt III tho Shprnlnu meeting OH that eycn,nR.
, 1880-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS ~ SIT. LOUIS.
Hpfffai ptsuaEth 10 IAs t'AteuQ0 Tribune,

MlxaEApoLss, Oct. ls.-Tho aHnual mcottng
OF the MlMneapoIla s. St. IMuts 1tslway CunI-
pany for thu election 1T officers waB held to- ay.
Tho result wua reelection of the old oitscrrs Ut
tho Company, III foll0ws: President, ", d.
Waahburn; General lfannEcr, q. r. Vaseh; S.,-
Ierfntcnaot,t, E. ". 0uyMrd: General Freight
and Ticket Agent, 4. u. l.m'ni auditor, H., i.
rrUoctot!, with ihU exception Or Mr. ii, u. Ij,i.
kts, who wns cl,Osu Nlrgc'Ur tn III thu yncn,,cy
Ia tho IInarl occusIoucd by thu douth os Frauk.
lin Btee!G. ''
, 1880-10-13
ITEMS.

In tho condemnation suit OF tho Wcstorn
11ldianu Idllroal Company against Mrs. Fred.
erieka Aablu Of ai,, the Jury returned verdict
for $l3,l a..
1lr. 4. l.. ltopltIna. lato Receiver Of tho To
lolu, Peoria s: WHrsaw !.nl1roAl, hus tuFnrl
over this ro4t to uenUral- Manager ], u Uuutt,
Ut tho Ht- Luuik, Wabash T. FaCtAc, and huEe-
nftor 1t Will be manaXod as q part OF tho Wa~
bush systom.
fEs. a. g. Athoxton haa beeu appointed AIaster
, 1880-10-13

detective who IN tho conrsn of tho riny aasnfnes
various dsKuEscs. T'4c1s hle partner. wlIo
throughout pInrs tfon'In gn,nc In tho .lIsonv-
cry Of tho .nystery, md WIN finally gets
thrnwn. Is rerso,,ntul by sr u. II. Fitzpatrick.
III tilo can,pNty We hnttcr s!r. II. !. Mnrlnrty,
Mr.. t}rnrRe a. FAtr. Ass Mnr!oh 1.eslrr. Miss
Evn wobl!nr, md Miss Melissa lsrrsau, who ade-
tIl1ntl&Y I'LL ihp!r eNHgrnl naEta.
, 1880-10-13

Dlatslcll and 0ulick'a Whip ani Tuck" party
opened to we'll hItcd auditorium at tbls thon-
tre on Monday hight. Tho play, taken by tho lAto
John oxeutorl from tho French, ts pleasans'y III.
mllar To tho patrons oe this huuss. and ~ ~ the
comle acting of MT. Harry WebbcE. tho Mp,
, 1880-10-13

& ljlltijc llra
Itching llumors, Scaiy Humuls, Blood Humors,
Speedily Permanently and Economically
Cured When Physicians and Ali
0ther Methods Fail.

Whnt nrr Skin nnd scnI,, Discusses Init the cyi-
teuceuf internal lfhiMnr tIh itn,'s tnre tislciilt
to ru:cs md cure. which llonts IN tho htal ai,d
uther iluiAk, destroying tho dellcntH n,cslancry
Gf life. mut! !lInY the body with fn.Ii enrrttJ-
t!o,s %he through tho akin In '"ahsot''e
C,,Iclira Rcsolvcnt, tho new 1llootl Purifier;
hy tho EMtIGurn Medicinal md 'iniiet SoIr Tx
c,,rrs 0f Itching. Eci!y, nn.l scr,fulous lu,l,ury
over recorded II, medical unilnss.
ECZEMA RODENT.
:, EczEMA RHllESr.-f. y. Drake. Esti, nscnt for
nstoi.lshinY accoiiNt it ls csa ti:c5,a ,t,slcit,
which haA ter:, treated by Il ct!nxllllntiolt Ut
phys,lcIntis witnut lelM,tt. md which speedily
yielded to tho CMttpurA Remedies
SALT RHEuM.
SALT 1tilECM.-Miil Mcl>nnnll. :..5f: nenrl,orn-
IT.. ChenKu. gratefully acknowledges cure. 0r
Sun Mhrn ". he.M', neck. fusc. nr,ns. at.i !rRs
hnn'!s u.ld knrrs fur o,lh yrlr; mt nhIu to hcIp
hfmseIf tar eight y.nrs: tried hundreds 0f retn-
cses: .,nc"ss prnp1n'!ns. 1 nis eass intsl.ss'
RlH0WoRM.
hlNGwn1tM.-!ie" W. l!r,wn, AZ sfarshal-st..
1'rosit1sne". H. H.. ttlrrl by Cntirutn Remedies
@ ut y @ltl!.xwr:''.M ~ Ms!nnas, ~. Ut sho a.artnrs.
md for SIX years resisted MI Als Ut treatment
SKIN DISEASE.
q. \. Steele, Ut Chicngt. KIyA: ~ Will say
thnt e,cfaru uscst the c!Ira Remedies wns
evsr i,"sims MY t, rici iii: TI.y avs 't"rir;ncta
wnn.lcrfnt cure lnr ulc, mid II !ny own treo will
nsld nccor'l rcet'n.n.:1l.l .be,n" II.
Cuttcnra Remedies arc prepared ny Weeks i
Potter. Chemists mud t'rRssts; :sa W4sltugtoIl.
Fr1ru nf Cuilcur,n MM1lrlIal lets. sniIll lH'xps,
10 cunts; lurwr ln,xrs. 81; C'ttcslr. lr.ntycnt,
M"iiclt,at TWiirt S.n.p. ai ss.nss; Cutfc,tn. Me.
.stclftul Elriu, s.I'. II cpls4; III bnrs for lar-
l'ors and nrRu tpns'ifI1ctF, hlts:A!a.
5j.tf fP.x 1rtrff nj uf 13F{rf
, 1880-10-13

'Fts'8' 0t7P7'F'F " He 0H4E42V 377oHHk@ :
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. l1.-Tho new fremont
Tcmpu was:tedfcnttrl last Night by tho tlnr1cl
md FInyIln Society, which R,lvu tho "Mcssthh."
Myrotl ". Whitney were thv so!oists. Tho gU,i-
erul vcrlIct Il tint boston 1tuw possesecs M
bchutI ful hal, botll In ,trt!stic decoration and
acoustic properties, as Mny clty III Atuericn.
, 1880-10-13

Tho public will beware OF a frnutlu-
lent imitation OF uDlllins Electric snllp now l.,-
Ing forced nj tho tinrket liy misrepresentation
II will ruin uny clothed washed With 1t. luslst
ufh,,I having 1juhlils' Elentrle.
, 1880-10-13

WASHINGTON, Oct 1..-EauonaLs. II: Chfca.
gos.G. Gamo called on account Of tInrkncss.
Tho Lake Views play tho UnLIucs fcDlDecd}
ttt-ilny md tue Brown Stockings Tomorrow,
Bnmo TO commence Mt o'clock.
, 1880-10-13

a hottie nf nE. Bulls Cough syrup Will often
save iarEp doctor hills. Price, = cents~
, 1880-10-13

In Roman characters Mr. John Mccullough Is
prcGmincnt, anl In Spartactts, Ito hero OF "Tho
Gladiator" he finds vehicle for tho full display
ur hB l,oHers. "Tho Olndlntor" Ii a good acting
piece, but rather too full OK tho noise Of battle.
Mr.. McCullou8hs performance In this rflo Is n
companion picture to his Vtrgintus, and Is well
enough known to dispense with extended
notice. His Thrneknn Is magnificent in its
mnnllneas and in its innssiycncss, and Is por-
trnyud with NIL tho fincsse echarnctcrizlng McCnl-
lough's chuf works. Ills assumption OF quiet
dignity In tho ilsst net. wllcro ho ia
tauEtod by hts captors, tho tondcr.
,srss in tho recognition Of hs wife a,1d Of his
hrnthor, tho transitions froln pnssfon to CHI
treuty In tho stlnrrel scuno, aai brought out tho
War,le re,,acred tha iMpuisivs i5,aatrias teil-
;%s :ss e. r;S + ~
,icncns. Ths ovonii,g Mccullough will prrsunt
nTn1 MerGhAnt Of Venice aa Katherine aud
HO0LEY's.
Tho Rtehe1tea ot Lawrence Dnrrctt ia ono OF
tho iinest-Enost aubtly troatel md most ef-
tcctlynIy prcsgntc1-pf ha tsnpersoratlonH-
This wo need scArcely sny. for tho qualities that
gtveit a high placo among tho best efforts TN the
atago aro woll known to all play9ucrs, Is thoy
should be by this time. Ills assumption IL nota-
b'o for tho accumulation anl fusion ot those
nuE,tcrlcss snlnll dutulls called for III tho pnr-
ttayal OF tho Cardinal, for tho skill with which
he gives hts audience Il glIMlpse Of TINT cunning
which /. oked out tho l!on's skin with tho fox's,"
for tho Just expression ho gives tho grcat pits
sion which ruled tho ochAracter,-loyeof Of country;
for tho well-orlcred power witt. which ho
enncts tho e,lrso scene. fur tho rntural maIlncr
III which he delivers tho humorous spoecles.
sorlcal, hts sinulntion! of ago ii 9nit and III
Metlon IL cniNineM1AGEo, but Ills vnlco
In the, ltghtor sccnos II as wo hnvo ofte!!
Enl hcfUrt, too robust fur tho physieA!
{ssS}ens.s na,sa y ys te 9so .sn s,s
purt VI Do aiaa1ifrIt, mud Miss Marie WninWrlRht
III tho only sroan Ut the. plny wl,tre IN opimr.
tutlity is renlly utfcruI J.utc-thnt In tho third
ncs-!islie"sely nnd powerfully cnrsica ar .4 ti,o
III. Frudrlck lock tho ltdnttius. and Miss AI!n'l
WArrcn Stury tho alnrion.-parts nll cratlltat,ly
actet, but caltt1aK for no pnrtleq!nr mention.
"hchellcM" %s tg pssS ynx H.se,s q. M"nsy
Love-" wins revived lnst night, Whom this play
w.s presented last scnsoa y received much do-
fsry Sttsnto , ena ,n IT, ca 'esFsts e aa so
subllety anI for its yRor, fho play antrntl.lccs
IN 10 tle managers. the poets. allsi tho players
Df Bhakapcare's tl1no, mud from nn incident fn
sif sss y wxsn tr nl 15xo t'Gfy shc
tsatriea! is sass a,eEcr, a'a % saso pertoraenso
fuia X G.tnt sINnity: Mr. Frcd lock played sho
plrt Of Itt!lioH t!so iug9, ct Thy play. ae.
ssptnbly; Miss Mn5y wainwright, VIZ, as ~
Iies uili while sho admirably actod tho te,l,!or
| enough for tho lnurc powerful nnes; Mt
Arch'o Cooper Gy9 1.snlo picture ot fVaa1mns Va1ds
ix,yo " viii bu rapontcd. md lu tho e7cnlng Mr.
I}urrptt will ADs}tNr IL }EIlniff.
, 1880-10-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho Sh0kcr's Sarsnpari1la Il lust what II plr-
ports to he.-Dtfi CtrisitV ". u.
, 1880-10-13

1F}tNItIN1 lFVT[!.
Grandfather lackshllyto sajs that an old
FREUD OF blu who lnado fortune iu tho Qusll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-08
How to Adorn the Human Hair,

All that art can accomplish in beauiifying
strengthening, thickening and adjoining the
hair is effected by using "L0ND0N HAIR
COLOR RESTORER AND DRESSING"
II stimulates new growth; if gray, restores
its natural color, and renders it soft, silky
and beautiful. Cures. dandruff, keeps the
scaly clean, cool and healthy. No toilet
complete without it. Ask for "L0NDON
HAIR COLOR RESTORER." Universally
used by the fashionable world, both at home
and abroad.
A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, Duchess
County, N. ", writes: l enclose post
Office order for IS; please send me one
dozen "London Hair Color Restorer." /
has stopped my hair from falling out, and re-
stored It to its natural color. 1t has proved
satisfactory in every respect The "LON
DON HAIR COLOR PESTORER" can b,
obtained at all leading druggists at IS cents
bottle. Sold byJ. A. Jones.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-08
Signs of q Prosperous Farmer

When lights are seen burning IN
his house before the break of day, in
winter especially, it showb that the
day will never break on the winter
Of adversely.
When you see him drive his work
instead of his work driving him, it
shows that he will never be driven
from good resolutions, and that he
will work his way to prosperity.
When be has a house separate
from the main building purpesely
for ashes, and an iron or tin vessel
to transport them, it shows that he
never built his dwelling for funeral
pyre Tor his family, and perhaps
himself.
When his hog-pon is boarded out
side and in it shows that he is going
"the whole hog or none" in keeping
plenty inside his house and poverty
out.
When his sled ia safely hous ed in
summer, and his farming implements
covered both winter and summer, it
plainly shows that he will have q
good house over his head in the
summer of early life, and the win
ter of old age.
When his cattle are properly
shielded and fed in winter it evinces
that he is acting according 70 Scrip
ture, which says that "a msrciful
man is merciful to bis beast"
When he is seen subscribing for a
newspaper, and paying for it in ad.
vance, it shows that he is speaking
like book respecting the latest
movements in agriculture, and that
be will never get his walking papers
to the land of poverty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-08
ESTATE-PETER BIDDICK.

State of Wisconsin, County Court of Grant County
In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the August term
OF the county court, to be held in and for said
county, at the court house the city of Lancaster
in said county. on the first Tuesday Of August d.
1880, the following matter will be heard and con-
sidered
The application of o. ?. David aud johnson P
Rundel administrators of the estate of Peter Bid.
dick late Of Clifton, in said county dec ased to sell
a piece Of real estate belonging to such esta te in
said county, described as follows, viz: Commencing
at the north east OF the north east quarter
Of the south east quarter Of section nine ta tewn
five 81. range one ~, thence south forty rods
thence west forty-eight reds, thence north forty
rods, thence east fortyeight rods. to the place Of
beginning, containing II acres; also the following
piece of land in said county, commencing at the
south east of the north east quarter of the
south east quarter of the same section, thence
north forty rods, thence west twenty-eight rods
thence south forty rods, thence east twenty eieht
rods to place Of beginning containing seven acres
also the following tracts OF land in Iowa county
Wisconsin, situated in town five {5) north of range
two (2l, east, viz: The south east quarter OF the
south east quarter Of section twenytbree f23) and
the west half Of the south west quarter OF section
twenty four (24 also the south west quarter OF the
south east quarter of section four a. town five (5l
range one a., in said Grant county
BY order OF the Court
VIM. MoG0NIGAL, County Judge
Dated June 22d, 1850. l7w4