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UTAH.
A Grandson of Brigham Young Commits
Suicide.

SALT LAKE October 2Tth.-Brigham 7.
Young, grandson of the Prophet, wound up
a drunken spree last night by taking fatal
dose of morphine. He left one wife and two
children. He was 80 years old.
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No AUCTION OF THE WILSON GooDs until
Saturday.
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NEW LINE or GoeDs for the Wilson auction
Saturday,
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AND ALL KINDS OF

Pine, Bath Tubs. Wristbands, Sinks,
And all of the most Approved OF Sanitary Goods:
cT All work under my personal supervision, and
warranted. oo-Spa
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SAN FRANCISCO, October l6, 1880.
Mr. Thomas Gunean, Arcade Hotel, Sacramento
Nv Dear Sr: Many thanks for your kindness IN
sending ME one of your admirable filters 1t works
ike a charm. 1t perfectly SEPARATES all the ooIec,
tionable animal vegetable and mineral matter found
in Spring Valley water. remain yours, very truly,
Csipned) THOMAS PRICE.
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HoBBx 81 SMITH,
Agents, No. 3I7 street. Sacramento, Cal.
s7-Spim
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REAL ESTATE SALE-At 1890 A. NJ. to-day
D. J. Simmons & Co. will sell by auction, on
the premises, the residence of w. L. Pritch-
ard, at the corner of Fifteenth and II
streets. The terms are ten per cent. of pur-
chase money at sale; balance on delivery of
deed. The residence is q very well con.
ssructed and arranged dwelling, and is one Of
the most admirably situated houses in tne
city.
DIVORCE GRANTED. Pin the Superior Court
yesterday Judge benson granted decree of
divorce to Mary d. Leroy from James Leroy,
upcn the ground Of desertion and failure to
provide.
CoNxERoIAI-The only boat reported yes.
teraav was the steamer c. NJ. Small which
passed up from San Francisco to Marysville
tei N bargss loaded with barley and feed,
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PURCHASE or PRoPERTY.-H. ?. Osborn
yesterday purchased at auction the property
of Justin Gates, on the southeast corner Of
Eighth and I streets, including lot S0xS0 feet,
for the SUM OF S., 240.
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. HEART DISEASE. -

HEART DISEASE.
lie called every day, and for the past two
months he spent nearly all his evenings with
her. which was understood in the family as
preparatory to an early marriage, as they had
no knowledge that he already had wife.
Recently Edith got better, and on October
11th she left "to take school at Davisville,
which the doctor had procured for her." On
the 18th the doctor left for Oregon, going
through Davisville. That day the lady with
whom Miss Dickson had been boarding in
this city received telegram from her, direct
ing that she send the rest of her clothing
(which was out for washing when she went
from here) to her at San Francisco, which
was accordingly done.
That evening Dr. Pendery sent to his wife
from San Francisco a parting dispatch, as
follows:
All 10. X He had the money, so we set sail II
sleep, so as to be ready TO be good sick by thu
time TO .morrow. Ihope you will not get SICK ~
careful with yourself. Get all the sleep you can
and eat all you So good-by, till you hear from
me again.
The We set sail was intended, of course
to convey to the wife as referring to himself
and DIR. Odell, bus it had another appiica
ton. The next heard from him was dis
! patch from Seattle, W. T., received day be.
/ fore yesterday morning, in which he stated
/ that he had been sick, but was all right
! again, and would write that day. On Tues
day evening the whisperings that all was MOI
| right in the doctors movements made Alrs
! Pendery anxious about the state of her hus
bands health, and she telegraphed the Chie
OF Police at Seattle TO know whether DIR
| Peudery had woman with him, in reply Il
which she received an answer yesterday, a
given above, thst the doctor aud wife wer,
registered at hotel there.
This told the story, and the above fact
have since developed. Upon receipt O
the dispatch from the Chief of 20
| lice as above given, Mrs. Pendery sen
a dispatch to the proprietor of the New
England Hotel at Seattle, where the docto
Is stopping stating in effect that the woman
with DR.. Pendery is not his wife, but that h
has left his wife here sick and destitute.
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SPECIAL TO THE REcoaD-uSIoN.l
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-13

ENSTATE NOTICE. = Noticeis hereby Civ.
IL en- that Letters of Administration on the
estate Of Castleberry Harris late OF Penn town
granted to the undersigned residing in said
township.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate pay ment and those having
claims viii present them duly authenticated for
settlementto
S. II. HARRIS Administrator,
December 2, ISi9.-6t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-13

nNp drops of laudanum in a half
MN Of warm water, put into the
bid to be speedy cure for, ,Reu-
inthe face and head,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-13

$1,000 I. II 4 Il 4 !
~ nTO 5000 A YEAR, or S. to
tIvN Hi $40 day In YOUR own locality.
hill No risk. Women do as well
kuthlNAaS as men. Many make more
all Till than me amount stated above
WIuuVINoo No one can fail to make mon
- - ey last. YOn can make from
so cents to 81 an hour by de-
voting your evenings and spare time to the bust
ness. IL costs nothing 10 try the business. Moth
ing ike 1t for making money ever offered before
Business pleasant and strictly honorable. Raider
u you want to know al abour the beet paving
business before the public. send us your address
and we will send you full particulars and private
terms free; samples worth IS also free; you can
then make NY your mind for yourself. Address
GEORGE STINSON & CO., Poitland NE. 4Olys
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-13

<esosene lamps which are trimmed
'Iea daily. rarely explode, The
'sness of the housewife can be
] for most explosions.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-13

500 q! ! q | j
N n n A WEEK In your town, and no cant.
uVHEE ntai risked. You can give the business
V trial without expense The best
opportunity ever offered for III Sc
willing to work You should try
WVUV nothing else until you see for your.
~ ~ self what you can 10 at the business
we offer. No room to explain here
You can dev te all your time or only your spare
time To the business. and make great nav for
every hour that You work. Women can make as
much as men. Send for special private terms and
particulars. which we mail free. S. Outnt free -
Don't complain Of hard times while YOU have such
2 chance. Address IL. HALIETT & co. Port.
and, Maine. 4Oly =
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-13
AGENTS READ THIS |!

We want an Agent in Perry county to whom
we will pay a salary OF s0D per month and ex
penses tn sell our wonderful invention. Sample
free, Address at once SHERMAN a. co, Mar
shall, Michigan. 2dit
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-13
How to Keep Boys on the Farms.

kthis subject an old farmer has this
3 My Oldest son is near twenty
rs of age, and the other boys in
|eghborhood younger than he have
heir parents. Mine have stuck to
lhen l most needed their services,
] attribute this result to the fact
II have tried to make their home
nj. L have furnished them with
Eve and useful reading, and when
ZONES, and the days work is
instead of running with other
10 the railroad station and adjoin-
Iwns, they gather around the great
4 and become interested in their
and papers"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-13

IMPORTANT NOTICE. = The subscriber
l. late of the Arm of Rhoades X Smith, would
respectfully inform the citizens of BLAIN
and vicinity, that he has opened WAGON
MAKER SHOP, and is prepared to make new
wagons and repair old ones at short notice, and
at from TEN to TWENTY per cent. cheaper than
the old iirm.
9s- Give me call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB SMITH.
Blain, August 8, 1867.
, 1880-11-14

ollch4Ean Central Rairoud In this city this morn
ing about o'clock. The Paciflc express, which
LETT Detroit last night about 10 O'Clock, and wis
about three minutes behind time, on leaving the
SUTTON Immediately enst OF this town. ran into
the rear end OF a freight train, which was
standing on the main line The engineer OF the
passenger tratn, while turning the curve Just east
OF here, could not see the semaphore, as
was the custom and the rule. He Immediately
thought somethtng WIS wronR, and applied the
considerably lessened, but not sufficient to
escape the collision. The locomotive rushed
into the empty caboose OF the freight tr4ia.
turned it over OH its side, aud did the same'fRr
the two boz cars Immediately preceding It, The
shock Knocked The trucks @ from under I've o5
ha 31e ad saf be sbsen hea
that they had to be remved and
the bodies OF the cars transferred to
OF the smokestack aud boilerhead, and the rum
ming gear was basliy shaken up. Tho tireman
and engineer both jumped before the collision
III his right auAie and knee us he touched the
ground. With the upsettiug nf the cubuosc tho
store was scattered around pron'lscuously, and
i'll Il few minutes the cur WAS wrapped IN TUNES,
which communicated To the twU III front. The Fire
Department WIS called cut, but before the
OF the three cars but the heavy tmbcrs which
formed their base. wrecktng force WIS ut
once obtained. and aftec some five or six hours
section or the Pacific Express came aioug ul,uut
two hours after the occurrence OF tho uccident,
and after the track was cleared the pus-
ldug train we're transferred. the four
slcepcrs were hooked Gu, and number two prt,-
ceoted on its way IT, ChicaEl, which it renchcd
ut o'clock III the afternoon. 1t appears TINT
tho conductor Of the freight train hni gone into
tho Office for Instructions, but previous tn dong
80 he told one of the brakomcn to take red
lnntern and 70 down the track. The latter did
not do SO until be saw the headlight OF the up-
preaching passenger train. He will be allowed
TO retire to q farm.
, 1880-11-14
FRANCE,
APPROVED.

PARTS, Nov. 13-The Rept4ltqtte Francatse says:
"The Chamber Of Deputies was right both In
giving priority to the MaKstracy bill, the urx
ency OF which Is becoming more and more ap-
parent, and in expressing Its sincere desire for
cooperation in the work still to be accomplished
by the men who have SO brave1y withstood tho
clerical inslrrecdon."
STABLES DAMAGED Ut FIRE
Fire in the central stable OF the omnibus COM
pauy caused damage amounting to $5u.DO0.
IN THE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES
The Chamber OF Deputies has appointed
committee favorable to the proposal for Instt-
tutlng an inquiry into the case Of Gen. De
Cissey.
The Chamber has commenced the discussion
OF the bill for the reform Of the magtstracy.
oBsTnucT1oS1srs SENTENCED.
The Correctional Tribunal has passed SEN
tence upon individuals who obstructed the police
Of Paristn the execution OF the decrecs against
unauthorized societies, among them II. Cochin
to one months imprisonment, Viscounts de Las
sus md Amelot and Marquis de Boishebert to
Imprisonment for fortnight.
, 1880-11-14

THE UNITED STATF3 3ENATOR9HIP.
Special Dttpateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
h1LwAUKEE, Wis, Nor. E.-The appearauct
in the city this evening of Gov. Smith and J. 3.
Cnssoday quickcned the interest OF lucal pol
Iticians In the Senatorial c4svuss, ii TINT we're
possible The friends OF Gov. Smith now make
the unqualified statement that he Is In tho race,
aud 1t Is quite likely that when the Legislature
conTenes he will be found to hold the bulauce OF
power between keyes and Sawyer Edward T.
sandcrson, Of this city, who Is regarded Us about
the strongest politician In the Stute is working
hard for Sawyer, but the announcement
IS made on pretty good authority thar
Scnator Carpenter has cast his influence In favor
OF keyes. Thus the contest for Cuneron's sent
In the Senate assumes great variety OF phaees
Mr. Cassoday is out Of the question. having been
placed upon the Supreme Bench. He fayors the
election OF Gov. Smith.
, 1880-11-14
GREAT BRITAIN.
BRACONsF1ELD's NEW NOVEL.
E,,--i+rl ft.thfe

LONDON, Nov. 13-Deaconsfeid's new novel
'Endymion" will be published towards the end
OF this month. It has been generally reported
and believed TINT Mr.. Gladstone WIS to figure
largely in Its pages and possibly to be
mentioned In IN uncompltmentary fashion as
Prof. Goodwin Smith WIS in "Lothatr," but
there Is the very beat authority for saying thAt
this is net the case. There will. however, be
several pungent sketches Of well-known men
and women OF the day. The Long.nans have
paid the immense sun OF E10000 for
the manuscript No such price was
ever heurd Of before for novel, and
Lord Beaconstield is So much pleased with this
liberal treatment that he has promised tue same
enterprisng firm a novel to succeed " Endsln-
iun,'' for which he has been offered similar
terms. The interest Of the literary. OF the
social, and Of the political world Is concentrated
on this new book, and the first edition will be Of
not less than 10000 copies.
, 1880-11-14
THE YE MON MURDER.
Edward Powers Believed to BE /
AnAnx1st.

Edward Powers Believed to BE tho
AeslxfL.
a morning paper sagel5 announces that Ed
ward HOPKINS WAS tho murderer Of the Chinese
lnnndryman. and that the police have him down
for 1t, and hope to capture him. This
is denied. The man whom the pulice
have down for it Is Edward Powers,
whose photograph Is No ~. Volume H.
OF the Rogues' Album, at Central Station. And.
tnnsmuch us Powers has quit bis usual haunts
since that fntai Sunday. there is some shadow Of
truthfulness In the r,1nlor. It is not detinitiy
known who wills hfs companion. The person
who would must closely tully with the description
iB John Carroll, who was arrested With Powers on
the 2lst OF last June by Officer Keefe, OF the West
Madison Street Station. upon charge OF rub
berry. It was agreed On all stdes that Powers
name should not appear until he was arrested,
rs forewarning him through the press would
forearm him, but such Is discipline nowadays on
the police force that secret cannot be kept for
enough to believe that my one
OF the following might have been
Powers accomplice: Thomas Clark, Peter
Mallory, John Murray. and Carroll But this
END OF IT is all speculation and LII great a. ths be
either, one OF the above with the tragedy
Is still xrestte Il is nat roc51
the murderer given BY lie Mon hlmself.
Bernard Dug@ESn. VI the pour crazy drunkara. who
accused nrst Thomas & sSxtn s and I'd then hisef
the Coroner will hOld IN inquest to-day. That
man was sent to Joliet for five ycnrs for the
Snsh }hts o. md xas ne
him to cxecntc.-w.Il retnuin stain
upo,. the police adm'ns.ration in, unt'l
n,lie. The policemen Implicated tu that dis
creditabe and unjust piece of work should ut
, 1880-11-14
THE READING RAILROAD.

8p2tN1 I9pR11Es 70 15E 0'ks<1V7 17''s'""
NEW YoRK, Nov. ia usually wcll-inforsned
correspondent says that there Il a hitch I'll the
Rt.usliue Railroad urranxen'"nt, aud that It IL
owing, it Is said, to Mr. F!1anklin u. Gowcr
demanding an increase VI the Rnarnntes
under forfeit in c,lse the whole Issue OF deferred
stock be not tuken up II ts believed the whole
matter will be satisfactorily settled. This
confidence Is not extensively shared
IL, the city, and - there Is now
general selling going on in Reading sharc'.
prices having dropped to-day TO =. The whole
line OF American railroad securitits has boon
shaken this week. though there WAS In n,ost
cases slight recovery to-day, and the market
Is very weak and uncertain.
, 1880-11-14
VARIOUS.


CoBLENZ, Nov. 1a-aen. August yon Goeben.
OF the German army, is dend.
ITALIAN RkvEsuE.
RoAE, Nov. 13.-The PopAo Romano states
TINT the revenue receipts OF the present tinan-
clal year will show surplus Of ut icust 900
Ire as compared With the 3uul budget estimate.
CUBA.
HAVANA, Nov. E-The Spanish mai! brought
Tor the use Of the island Government $l,U0,Uoo
IN specie.
The birth Of the Spanish Princess hss been
celebrated by King Alfonso comforting upon a
number OF persons here titles and decorntlons
, 1880-11-14
THE PRESIDENT-ELECr

PREPARING FOR THE GRANGE
Special Dtspateh to 1ns Chteaso Tribune.
MENTOR, O., Nov. 1a-Thls has been the most
quiet day at Lawnaeld since Nov. 2 There was
talk that the President-e elect would be called
upon by Painesvile delegation OF Republican
admirers. but the better Judgment Of those
people prevailed, and they did not come Hence
Gen. Garfield was able to pass great part OF
the day with his secretaries in working of the
large stock Of communication that have been
received during the past few days. 1t turns ou,
that when in Cleveland yesterday and day be-
fore. the General and Mrs. Garfield made ex.
tensive purchases for their home, and Mrs. Gar
field left few valuable orders with millneu
and dreSSmGkers Of the city,
, 1880-11-14
MR.. HARRISOS'S BIOGRAPHY.
~, ~. xdftor of 1T,s 1hirrno Y.rfh1nt


CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Your report Of the pro-
ceedines in the case OF the Alliance vs.. Cartor
Harrison contains one essential error and gives
q wronx impression. Without wishing to crowd
ourselves upon the public attention unduly. we
do desire to set ourselves right before The
TR1BrSE's urge audience in regard to this
matter
The Alliance prints each week, as Is well
known. portraIt Of some distinguished man,
accompanied by his biography. The subject Is
generally selected By the editor, and IS usually
somc man who for the moment has the atten-
don Of some part Of the great public For
insrance, the week OF the Chicago Convention
Mr. Garheld's picture appeard. and aiter the
Rock River Conference Or. Ihomus NO man
is asked or expected to pay for this picture or
biography, although in II few instances pa.ttes
huye desired papers 10 send away tn lrienos,
and they hnve been supplied. In Mr. HarF1son.s
case our advertising agent, without tue eolloI
Knowledge did, as the evidence SHOWS, trs ~
cnuyiut.t. the ambitious and susceptible Doll
tican thnt it would further bis polittcai AIMS 70
huyt. a large number OF these papers 10 seuo
aTnv. The types OF THE TRIBUNE MAKE II ap-
pear that it was the editor OF the Alliance "no
iabored With Rurrison for Aarrson's good; oI
the hI0h sense of honor which repualatea tne
bill for the pnpers which were ordered, plinteo,
and delivered, perhnps tha less said the nettes-
]. J, TonIAs, Managing Editor 41td'ce"
, 1880-11-14
THF WEATHER..

0Fr1CE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. Ill H. in.-Fur the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, clear partly cloudy
weather possibly preceded by light rains In Ten.
uessee, variable winds. nearly stationary teu1-
perature. stationary or higher barometer.
For the Luke region. partly cloudy weather
with occasional snow, winds mostly from north
west to southwest. nearly stationary tempcru-
turc, stationary or higher barometer.
Fur the Upper MiSsssipp, and Lower Missouri
Valley, clearing, followed by clear or k*ir
weather. northeast to northwest winds. st,ltlon-
ary or higher temperature and barometer in
southeastern part.
, 1880-11-14
FtFcTRfc light.

SALT LAKE, e. T.. Nov. l3.-Ogdcn is the nrst
city west OF tho Mississippi to uuopt the electric
light. A tla2-staH sixty feet high is t" be run
up from the Court House dome. giving 40 e.
four lights ct S,00l candle pnwer. Each Is guar
antead to abundant1y illuminate mile 10
diameter. Tho lights will be In operation IN
January.
, 1880-11-14

PACIFICATI0N OF CUBA.
MADRID, Nov. 1a-A proclamation Is expected
to be issued on the 18th inst. announcing the
complete publication OF Cuba.
ARRESTED.
The police have seized the presses and ar
rested the printers OF revolutionary paper,
Gen. Ripou, q Revolutionary officer, has been ar
rested.
, 1880-11-14

~ " k@K-3 = 3 ~

THE WAR IN GENITAL ASIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 13--Gen. Skobelen will
commence his march with the main column
from Bami Saturday towards Geoktepe. The
decisive attack on Geoktepe will probably not
take place for some weeks.
, 1880-11-14
TURKEY.

THE REBELL10ES EuRDs.
CoSsTAET1NoPLE, Nov. IA Cabinet council
has been held to consider the measures for the
punishment OF the rebellious kurds.
TRo0p5 FOR VOLO.
Two Thousand Turkish troops hive bean sent
to Vplo.
, 1880-11-14

RRKsH SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE ~ CROATIA.
VIENNA, Nov. l2-A dispatch from Agram,
dated the lath says: THE earthquake consi1,-
ued last night. There were fresh shocks this
, 1880-11-14

narst4v so,'rn o~' -
saoae o', o. & .r
-oast Fwr,,a ts,,,.t Ercilnd rauhir r1,msr ,r1,,v
d'nna r"sat Wild ntvc'u,. ronst nolinr1' d5,rE
ruast teul duck, vcntson STEAK. roast luke duck
as Iucs[ ru3s@ Iii v,nta
br"icd tenj ,iunks. l,t,,ilcd srit,e rcnst sanlhi
erane,, efSisd marsh BIRDS roast black ducks
oio'so ".1u p.seous
IhoTe we're 1ne usual rcltsnes ano 'eRetao!es
and desserts. 1t Will oe seen tna1 even for thtl'
tha mann of tasr evening:
=: urxr
pma Point ovsters In she'll. sonn-Gama
ycnlson broth; Fish4Black bass, bruok trout
Administrator Ut buffalo. lcs:; IF elk, sndde
OF b!ack-ta4 deer, sauaic OF mountain sheep'
a.ddie r. antetom. i,ln nf mnns,. eo,,,, wts"
chuck. upossuu. red ss,ulrrel. bluck squirrel,
tnck rabblt, English bare. mountain bison. gray
squirrel fox Squirrel striped SQUIRREL American
1auu.. .,a..t p,,.,-yy,d rnrkev cc,ar h.n s,r,,ca
roscs' 1hf.as,,,t nartr.iy: ,,rr;e % chI.r.t,
s3f ,,,1rt,;5is v;rg1n;n nHrtr'1n rad, w3,,,.e.i
si.1 9uaii, ntmiI gro,,e r',t,i1 ~r,se "rnt;na
oos9 9rsh r,trt,a.-1,cr en,ne sand sntne. ve,1ov-
it.a ,<[i,1o,, n,or,.r Lil.1.sar 1,t,,s;,r anr,,1
ies v.,,s .";nn fras1 san',r nor r,cr i,;rs
.<.,t ;,;rss 1nmti s,ndniner rp;f c,,rcw sa,.
tEGa t:G ~ pl.u.' ooo'1 '0P'f~'' A"'A' ~A' ~ "A"
WI t etaE EEv,-,v,td e,o,sa f,anoa, oo,ee ta,,ob
-.,,. ,,,.,s- h,t.s ,1,,cS n3,s d,,.L ,,,,i
lara duck, coor, brant, red neck gr,bo long:.,il
duck, hooded 1Bergnneer duck. green winged
teal. blue winged teal bluc-b,ll wdctll. rugged
neck duck 1pJ- head duck, sbovelrr duck, Acoup
duck. ruf1ie- headed duck, hutter-haIi duck.
dusky duck, gruy duck. Arctic gt"sc, stewesl
terr,.pin in cases. green rurtle stcak. Burgundy
suffice; oyster puttir5, frogs fried in crumbs.
Pieces dc reststance-rhe pride of the
foresr the coon on watch, the happy
family, the ranch cottage. tho hunter
crane in marsh, quail on soole, Eed-w1s1Ked
sturlingB Gu urbor, b<'ncd ducks in feather.
pratrie chicken in dest, woDdchuck summing,
Ttn h,l, or rnre was gotten IN beautifully In =
80 on. 49,. ,r,o 1.'e,.o,. r..nrasa,,as
tSposfapo'cal WY Ano so,s' p'.7e"so
hunting; scenes. md the Grand Pacific Hotel IN
tts exterior md kitchen. Tue back was mono
,rom IN oo,d bronze. topped with IN el1's head,
~ "u1 ~ s-,,a ...a.,, ,.,.,a.. ,.,or
1t was printed on Nue Brecn ca'eaoaf Papc''
THE D1S1SG-Rooa
, 1880-11-14

The best periodical for ladies to suke monthly
and from which they will receive the Rreatest
benefit Is Hop Bitters.