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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18
Mark Twnin'S Condition.

1t is feared by many of the most in.
innate friends of Mark Twain that his
recent struggle to conquer the German
language has seriously impaired his
intellect. Some of his praiseworthy
though misguided, efforts in this direc-
ton, and notwithstanding effect on both
his physical and mental organizations,
he has detailed at length in his "Tramp
Abroad" Since his return from Eu-
rope, Mr.. Clemens dOsen't seem to
take any interest in anything ex-
cept this language, and even the few
miscellaneous sketches he has contrib
uted to the Atlantic Monthly have
been, in a most ineXplicable manner,
intcrspersed with stray, meaningless
selections from this, to him, most
abominable tongue. One of his most
particular friends called to see him
the other day. Upon entering he
found him sitting before table, his
body bent over and his hands buried
in his hair. A most unearthly scowl
was upon his face. Upon one side lay
a large German dictionary, bearing
evidences of recent perusal, and upon
the other was a heap Of manuscript.
The gifted author was buried in pro
found meditation.
"Hello, Mark, old fellow, how are
you ?"
"Eh? ugh ?-kOrpern vurbunden-
what in thunder-uhren schlussel-do
you want ?" said Mr. Clemens, in quick
Jerky sentences, as he glared at the
intruder.
"Well, I-I-just thought I'd drop
in to see you, and"
"Liegen andern- anfstellen the
devil you did-garfarlich -
"YOu don't seem to be in good
health, Mark, said the visitor, some
what alarmed at this unwanted be-
havior.
Observation-Disclosures and bitten
get Out-clear out-skin out o =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Why, what on earth is the matter,
Mr.. Clemens" said the friend now
seriously agitated.
"GO, / say! ekedievermauloset-
ehur ! gol-ding it, man, leave me
koutzen-a'one in my-dosdurchZette
misery"
eyes, but Mark, Il"
young man Heed me that YOU
may hear and hear me that you NAV
need eisengerten --wahrensalI- 7
,henn-am l to be bearded i'm NV
very den by a base, ungodly hireling?
Remove thy carcass from me william. |
Or by Beirungartenztun, I'll cleave |
your mental skull with battle-ax |
BY daswhittergen, / will st George
and the dragon this thing is becom-
Observation-Disclosures monOtonous.
lear out, | say Ell ugh ! Blegun-
.edh-u
Here Mr.. Clemens fell INTO a perfect
'aroxysm of anger, and rushing upon
lis unfortunte visitor with gnashing
eeth and foaming mouth, literally
urled him from the apartment. They
re careful about visiting Mark now.
is currently reported that his fam
y are making arrangements to have
i'm escorted TO lunatic asylum, there
, remain till he either conquers the
he German language thoroughly or is
thoroughly conquered by it. 1t is a
natter of general regret that the mind
one of our most brilliant humorists
Mould have been dethroned by a so
Iudable but so difficult pursuit.
Tom Harris says he will vote for UaDeoct alead
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

II asked what State He halls from.
Our sole reply shall BE
He's from the Old Pine Tree State
And we spelt il with a "P."
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

"THE id hypocritical psalm,
singer" as Logan piousl! styles him,
is getting uneasy.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

THE bearded woman, Mr.. Rebecca
Ligon, who Travelled with Barnum's
Circus for many years, died in New
York, on the 18th inst
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

JAMES H. SULLIVAN, alias DIR.
o. MuIligan, formerly of the Nicks-
burg Herald, now occupies a pc ,ition
or one of the Galveston, Texas dailies.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

DIR. JOIN BUCHANAN, the bogus
diploma quack, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
has been arrested, and is now i'll
custody,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

THREE were twenty deaths from
yellow fever in Havana, last week.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

THE Bloody Shirt, AS a campaign
slogan, is a failure.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

Ist District, Hon. II. L. Muldrow.
2nd District Hon. Van Fl Manning.
3rd District Hon. II. d. Money.
4th District, Hon. O. r. Singleton.
5th District, Hon. Chas. f. Hooker
9th District, Hon. j, r Chalmers.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

MARSHALL 0. ROBERTS, of New
York, died on the 11th inst.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

BLAINE is Il dead rooster.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

1t is likely that Scion Chase has
found out "Whose got my hays at
last.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR
~ IN ~~'---~--~'-'"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18

Maine didn't go "HelI bent for
Kent" but She took after Plaisted
with a vengeance.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-09-18
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MAINE
ELECTION

Democratically and Greenbaekically
1t is fusion :" but from Republican
standpoint it is confusion worse con-
founded"
, 1880-08-29

John Casey, sw!tch.nan on the Northwestern
Railroad. while coupling cars 1T the corner Of
Union aud Mcaghcr streets Mt 9:l5 last evening
haul bis right arm crushed between the " dead
woods " Of TWO cars, He was taken home to NO.
II Mutt court
Louise Wirth, z years Of age, was rim down
at 3:.0 yesterday afternoon at tho corner OF
Noble street and Milwaukee avenue by an ex-
press wagon bearing the name OF W. L. King!cr
tu the side Of the box. The child WIS taken
home 10 No. 4G Augusta street.. where soino
scalp wounds, a cut i'll the check. and another IN
the arm, were dressed by DR.. Forester. NOT
dangerous.
Frank Howard was brought to the Chicago
Avenue Station yesterday forenoon very III
from sEns;rukc. lie was sent tn the County
Hospital. Howard says he is 4 years OF age ana
left his home ard family Mt UtcA. n. y. About
three weeks ago to go to "nukegRn, WIS. 10
work as ii currlcr. One day he WAS overcome by
the heat. and while here looking for work Thurs
day he suffered another attack
4 horse and wagon loaded with bananas. nuts,
water:nclnts, and tut, of butter awaits an
owner 1T the West Twelfth Street Station. a
ti::glaan ou the Chicago i Alton Railroad SAYS
that two young men drove the rlx down the
West Twelfth street viatluct, and when the
wagon broke down they unhtchcd the
horse and ran AWAY. The horae Is 4.
large bay, and he wagon has three springs ana
the to1 is painted blue No owner applied for
it yesterday. This is strange. Perhaps the
owner fears to call. the fruit having been stolen
from st,mc railroad. nr perhaps the owner met
with fuul play at the hands Of the rul1iaus whom
the tiagu,an saw leaving 1t.
, 1880-08-29
7pF pa1aT16l NsW RESIDENCE

of the Hon, E. II. Washburne, just completed at
uG5 Dearborn avenue, seems to mark new cru
in the decorative art in fine dwellings, Of Chicago
;, fcature too often treated as one Of the lost
arts" or, If considered ut ALL intrusted to par
ties whose cstimutes were lowest and promises
greatest without regard to results sure 10 1olio"
IN .uch eases Here tho exquisite taste dis
r1,vc,, rho wonderful; effects produced, and the
general admiration expressed on every hnnd
arc only in perfect keeping with the whole ar.
Ringing and completing of one Of olr very finest
residences, and, we must add. Will reflect inc
greatest credit npon one of Chicogos Oldest and
best art papcr-hnnpers, Mcssrs. f. Il. lilger y
CO.. :.oa and .u6 Wabash avenue, VINO hao tnts
work in hand.
, 1880-08-29
s;,yFAN's CONDITION.

.roSe BrASc11, n. j., Aug. 2S.-The condi-
+;on of washington Mclean, Of the Clncln-
natl natl Enquirer, was so improved to-day his ;
% ,,.rs;cian permitted him to. be dressed and
pioccd p in = chair by the window. He spoke
ahaarfully p Of his hopes Of recovery to his
xa',;,,. md the few personal friends who
iaa1rey rc y9ermitted to be with him. DR. Bartho-
Meys NV says lis PATIENTS strength is rapidly re,
cluat;n,'Sft % has been decided not to remove
',i,n hi,,, tn his home for the present, perhaps
1uapk nr more.
, 1880-08-29
1.-THE FIAIIR.n
I1DIHMAll'S
Jobs Leaders
FOR
The Trade.

Gents aak snspenders, elastic ends' at $50
Gents Knitted Half Hose, seamless, at
Full Size liz III iii Silk Hdkfs., at 81 doz.
Gents 4-Ply Linen Collars, In all sizes
aud stYles, at $1.10 doz-
600 Reams Of Alb. Note Paper at 500
ream.
t;x9 Andrews Noiseless States at 95c dog.
7x11 Andrews Noiseless States at $1.l5
d0z.
sxI2 Andrews Noisoless States at $1.15
dog.
Genuine Vegetable IvorJ Dress Buttons
ut }5c gross.
200 yds. Spool Cotton, a1l Numbers, In
black and white, at 12c doz.
Dig job Albums, fine and medium goods,
at G0c on the dollar.
10.ut. Kinsing Pans, retinned, at $3.50
doz.
14:qt. Rinsins Pans, retinned at $3.50
c.qt. MIX Pans, pressed, at ssc doz.
4.Qt. Milk PAns, pressed, at 75c dog.
Wash Bowls, No. 6, pressed, at soc doz.
Dust Pans, large size, at Use loz.
Dippers, pressed, pint, ut 45c doZ.
Dippers, pressed, quart. at 60c doz.
Teapots, iron handles and fancy sp0uts, 1
quart, ut $1.75 doz.
TeapotS, iron handles aud fancy spouts,
2 21-2 quarts, at 1915 doz.
Sancepans, retinned, No. 16, at s1.45
d0z.
saueepans, rctinned, No. 1s, at s1.75
d0z.
Pint Cups Mt o5c doz.
Hatcliets, steel faced, full size, at S2.65
d0z.
Dover gg.Beatcrs at So. 90 doz.
Soup Ladies', black handles, at Soc dog.
Buck Saws, full size, at $500 doz.
Shoe BRUSHES, all bristfe, 1870 dog.
Scrub Brushes, small, at soc doz.
Scrub Brushes, large, at SOC d0z.
Coffee Mills, Wilson's Patent, at $3.50
Knives and Forks, black handles, ut
is. so gross.
Knives and Forks, bolstered, ut 81 gross.
Knives and Forks, double. bolstered, at
$3.50 gross.
Butcher knives, cheap. 6.inch, SIC dog.
Butcher Kniges, bolstered, 7-inch, $1.25
dUZ.
Butter Dishes, Cake Stands, Pickle CAST
ers, Cream Pitchers, Casters, etc. ,etc.,
yer.plated, at SO. so doz.
, 1880-08-29
j
The New Blood Purifier
r / = DIV b MI.
Fatal H.t1no1-s Expelled.
Health Restored, and
Life Prolonged.

What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the cvt-
dcnce OF internal Hunor ten times more difficult
to reach and cure. which touts In the blood and
other fluids, destroying the delicate machinery
of life, and filling tho body with foul corrup-
ttons? What is consumption but gathering Of
inherited Humors on the lungs. which rots
them? What are mental. inlrmtlcs. idiocy, and
early insanity, but hereditary Poison choosing
the brain because the weakest organ? Whit
rheumatism and gout but accumulation OF
Scrofllla In the joints and fluids? What u!ccra-
tIon of the liver Brigh1s disease Of the kidneys,
diabetes, wasting and degeneration Of the uri-
nary organs, hcmorrhotds, hstnla. and other
constitutional affections, but tho evidence Of q
yit1ated state Of the blood weakness, debil-
ity Of tho yitalizinr fluids. greater than can be
thrown OF unless assisted By medicine peculiar
Iy ud4pteu to the purpose?
, 1880-08-29

,.,,;,,t;es': you see be is not very old, and
?:''ast a,s MT always very probable The General
:'sF und ~ xerv pleasantly that, whatever might
oa.. ~. dr~rce Of probability connected w'1n ms
= IT. ' hi h. had heard it was quite as great as tnat
Fs',, s a;tach.4l to some Of the rresidents san
San" s' nrdctions Of the results Of his policy IN
fi'ne p Gen. Mycr vas the great curiosity
~ .ss1 rrlp; and the people asked Tor MN as
): w. =. for the President Ae was sers gen,
'E1eu a,urtcous, ~ ,companionnhle man, set reserved
n to efSS 9 tas' aepeea has s's neo m0e
:: .:sr: c,se Of the advancement OF merit IN 'A'
w. than his was. ...
, 1880-08-29

SUSPENSIONS AND kEINsIAIE-
MENTS.
soectai Dt,pdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
HAnrrorp. Conn.,, aug. c3.-The National
Trott1nx Association announces tho following
suspensions and rcinstatcments affecting West
ern parks and horses:
SUSPENDED
1For non-payment ct entrance money!
By order OF tho Prophetstown 1ll.) Driving
Park ASSOCIATION: Hubert J. Anderson, Joliet,
and Id the br. s. Thomas S; ". $. Frazier, Aurora
iii. and the b. 8. Countersign; James Hean,
Wnvery H., and tho ch. H. Jessie.
By order Of the Rochester tN: n Driving Park
Association: ". H. scwal!, Chicago. and the ca;
e. Crockett; George Hi4bec, Canton Ill: and
Vernnn' - ind. ana the S. T. Billy Scott tpacer);
r. T. Yculick, Washington, la' and the ol. s.
Gipsy Boy. IN, Dar.
Association: J. c. Cullen, ChioaKo and ne e. ca
<. jack Carter; E. D. Lewis Quincy, and the d.
s. Ellington Boy.
Springfield, Mass: r. Van Ness, Chicago, ana
tie br. g. Little Brown jug tpaccr); W. r.
SryaIl, Chicago. nnd the ch- Z. Crockett; J: >.
Campbell. hit. Vernon. Ind. and the =. r. 6:ilS
, 1880-08-29
jail -.....'* *".: s..-
Iime-2:ISE: o:14l; 1:l5A.
TuE CIRCUIT WINNERS.

Below is given in tnbuatcd form l1st OF tne
horses that won money in the ssries OF meetings
which 1eran at chicago July 10, and ended ut
hartford Yesterday. At each Of these meetings
,r.rr. To1B1rsE has had its own reporter, who has
sent full and accurate accounts Of each race
and and tho results Of every weeks tfotting have
1,ren summarized and presented in tabular
forTo the following Sunday, so that the readers
Of this paper have had more and better ant0r, Or
tion concerning the great trosting events OF Ing
year than those of any other journal =.
That the present season on tue tfofllne eurL
has hecu one Of great ach1evemeGs ano 1nano
, 1880-08-29

.yrv York gentleman returned sudden
nc citv house, and found it occupied py
;. !" 80 friends" OF the family belo"-eta:rs- ine
49, ~ hrantjes, wines, and cigars was nearly
s',ste1 hut the ciu,pcrturbahility OF the unfn-
.,cst, was in full supply. 1t doesn't do Tor
W.. a1oxners in this season to 80 homo "1thoot
1'a.s .-e well-rguln1ed servants supulate Tor al
o,etal-card in advance
, 1880-08-29
RncQC0 GOODS.

The extensive stock Of y. Matson & Co. IS
receiving handsome additions daily. Among
the latest arrivals are some beautiful heck
laccs both IN gold and onyx and pearls with
lockets to match. 4 few only OF the ltococo
articles remain, the demand for them haVlng
haer Kerry grrat
, 1880-08-29
CUT|CURA RES0LVENT,


The CGTICUnA RESOLyENT IS assisted In cur
ing oil humors that appear on the surface by
CErICuRA, q MedicitA. Jelly. which arrests all
external symptoms Of diseasc. eats away dead
skin and flesh. allays Inflammation, itching, and
Irritation, hculs ulcers, sores, and Wounds ard
rcproduces aud beauties the hnr by aliaytng
heat and irritation. 1t contnins no grease, never
becomes rancid, and l5 d natural ilar Dressing.
C,t.cura Medicinal Toilet Soap, prepared FROM
Cut!cu..., for cleansing diseased surfaces, heal
INK, sottening, refreshing, and bcautiiElng the
skin, is invaluable. It is toilet. bath, t1'd MIR
scry luxury Cuticur: Medicinal Shaving Soap
is the first aud only medicinal soap prepared ex-
presey for shaving, and Is e2truyagaitly praised
by geQtlcElen.
, 1880-08-29
The human voice, though sometimes q

The human voice, though sometimes a
medium Ut pleasure, enjoyment, inspiration,
and powell is not an article of merchandise.
Tie owner cannot sell it. II it were other
wise, such voices as Lucca's or Cary's. or
KtIlogg's would be exchanged fur vast for
tunes. There are artificial voices, however,
nearly approaching them 1T majesty, IN
sweetness, and III power, that can be bought
any time at Kimbai1's music warehouse
, 1880-08-29
PURIFY The BLOOD.

Eradicate the V1rua Of D1#enA- by Con stitu-
tIonal md Local Treatment.
CuT1CURA REsoLvESr Is the greatest blood
purifier liver stimulant, and renOvator In mcdl-
cine. The elements Of discnse cannot exist
where it Is freely and regularly taken: It purges
proves the appetite, pcrfect5 digestion, stimu-
iates the liver and kidneys, opens the bowels,
and makes over the yitiAtcd blood into pure.
yitaiizinr. nt.d restorative fluid.
, 1880-08-29
SQuIH PARK HOTEL.

The proprlctors of this very popular hos
telry have added very materially to the at
tractivcness Of their resort in securing that
wcl1-kuown chef tic cuisine, n. Ernest
>(ayny. whose achievements in the culinary
denarfmert of the Chicago Club made him q
wcll-l.noWn character to the+vn rirHnts Of
the city. Arrangements have been made for
RECEIVING game and tisil fresh from country
ShuDnrS.
, 1880-08-29
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.

x2teta, Dispatch to TIE thtsaso Tribune.
spEISGr1ELp, ILL.,, Aug. 2s.-The secreta-
~ of State to-day issued license to organize
to the Western Yeast Company, al n.y. Chifago;
,aart Eapi''iN' Warren i. Farr. anu Frank Sheperd.
lnis aIsn to the McCallom j. Brother Aanufac
, 1880-08-29

Mondays has been the last day to order t1cKe's
for the drawing Of Commonwealth Distribution
Company. of Louisville, ky. Another cnance
for some Chicago citizen to draw another So'oo''
sl0,0N, or S;5000o. Gull onJ. A Parks, IT. WASH
fncton street, Room Il.
, 1880-08-29

,.1rs for local offices owe It to
s:n,,es ee u see that the Congressional noml-
;1:;1 arc as strong as they possibly cah pe;
:s' nn disregard personal considerations, anu
VI: y. f.. for tie strongest man? Ihore Is eteae
S'.s tor improvement in the LIST OF canoIda1es
''1 *sr mentioned in Two OF the three distriels'
:,t.r rnsrx ssicnal nominations may MAKE o1l-
.-s ~ If .u0 u $50 IN the county Fote.
, 1880-08-29

yo, can reach Oakwoods Cemetery by the
T4vd.. park Sunday trains which leave Central
Depot, foot of Lake street. ut 81 q. a.: II E:15 ..
srra,ns return SO as to give ample opportunity to
visit the grounds BY taking amy one Of the above
trains.
, 1880-08-29

Sp<ctaf Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NAcoMn. ILL.,, Aug. 2S-Tho McDonorgh Coun-
ty Fair closed to-day. Owing to the rainy and
threatening weather the attendance was smaller
than any Of: the previous days.
The first race, mile heats, three in five, run
ming, WIS won by Amerlous Joe Rowett second.
Gov. Palmer third. SILLY Polk fell, and was
distanccd. Time, 1:52; l:5lA; 1:5l; 1:55; and
200.
The 2:a5 trot was won by Marnbrino Chief In
three straight heats, Sam Patch second Time,
2:3l1x: 1::}S: 3:4lL
, 1880-08-29
WONDERFUL CURES

Performed By the Cutlcurn Remedies.
What cures Of Blood and Skin Diseases and
Scalp Affections with Loss OF Hair can compare
with those of the Hon. Vim. Taylor, Boston,
State Senator Of Massachusetts: Ala: Tucker,
Isoston; S. L. Steele, Esq, Chicago; +. II. Drake,
Esn Detroit, and many others, details Of which
may be found in future editions Of this paper?
, 1880-08-29

GOODNIGHT" AND "G00D- MORNING" "
groups of baby pictures at Smiths stu'tlo'
zoo North Clark street, are triumphs Of i'll
stautaneous photography. They. are gro
1csuue and charming, and every lady laughs
Mt them.
, 1880-08-29

WINNING SfRES.
The following table shows the sires whose get
won money In tho circuit meetings, the amount
won by the progeny Of each horse, and the best
record obtained by nny one of them:
, 1880-08-29
SARATOGA,

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 2s.-There was fash
ionable attendance at tho races to-day. Ella
Warficld won the ulilc-and-furlong race, May
flower second, Florence 3. (tLe favorit) third.
Time, 1:5Sts.
Elias Lawrence won the threo-mfle race. Irish
6:a2sS1..
blarchloness won the cc-quarters-of- f-a-ulile
race, S1squehauna second, aud Mark L. third.
Time, i:lGA.
The stceple-chase, over the usual course, was
won by Derby, Wnyfarer second. Disturbance,
tho fHyOrit lost his rider. Time, 4::229.
, 1880-08-29

turing Company, Chicago; capital, SIS, goo;
corporetors, James AlcCallom, Alpheus Nc
Gallon. and William S. Brewster.
, 1880-08-29

Rsfs Ii Il asRSsf bsfTas!s Tass 5s so Eoa aRa
Mo-. aud tho b. nj. Centella.
By order Of the La Sale !lll,) Driving Park and
Agricultural FUR Association: ". 3. Smith. Chi
Gago, and the r: z. Billy f.; William Gallagher.
Palmer, Aurora, ILL.,, and tho Don Palmer; W
$. Frazier, Aurora, ILL., and the bl. 9. Graphic and
the b. 8 countsrsign; John Baker, Paw-faw, NJ,
fcrSon. Wis, and the b. e. Kebona and tho ch.
Xsnta 5he eh a. ~ .,d po5nttal 9nn Giri d i Grant,
the $. g. Charley r.; James Bean, Wavcrly,
H., H.. end the ch; N: Jessie; A. J. McKimmtn,
ne M Eex be b. coo %
and tho b. $. Rough and Ready, and the b. z. Al
mo: - George Gotl, do, and the VII. m. Happy; H.
A. Flint, New Havon, Conn.,, and the ch- 6. Car
{Clalms :L5. tor sntrance money paid or settled
and Trotttue Club. as notified Aug. :, isso
v. II. seclcy, Ottawa, IL, and the b: m. Pinkoy
n;o4dls rrophetStown ull) Driving Park Asso-
C, a. Nediing, westervtlle, O., and the b. E.
Niatoga jim, Ohio State Board OF Agriculture,
Columbus, O.. Sept. 25 1917.
]. Udcll. Chicago, and the ch. z. Sleepy Tom
{pacer). Buffalo Park Association, Aug. 0, 1850.
y. l. Grove Ottawa, H., and the b. 6. Stranger,
kentucky Trotting Club Louisville, July 2l,
1s'o lowner remains suspended, as notified,
Watson Taylor, Plttsburg, Pa, and the 6. g.
Daylight, Akron (OJ Driving Park Associa ton.
July 6, 1880.
A. ]. McKlmmin, Nashville, and the b. e. Tim,
Northern Indiana Agricultural Il Horticultural
| Assoclatlon. Fort Wayne. July u, 1851.
George ". Baldwin, Mount Gileal. O.. and the
br r. Jay Bird, GAINESVILLE CO., Driving Park As
| socfauon, Oct. 20. 1877.
Tho brig. Harry b. Tri-Stato Fair Association,
| 18S0, yet In force.1
RI. Wheeler and John Pickett, Toledo, O.,
| and the b. IN. Fanny Shepard, GRIND Rapids,
| NiIch.) Driving Park Association, Aug. ;. 1878;
also, Benjamin Stanley, Pontiac, Mich, and W. II.
Minis, Lexington. Mich, and the ch. IN. Belle Of
Lexington and the br: m. Lady Drownell, July
! u, 1850. (Staniey and Minis and the TWO horses
have other suspensions Of July and August, 1880,
| yet In force.1
, 1880-08-29

The house Of ". w. Kimbal1 is the leading
piano and organ depot IN the West. One
lis, Mimi, was tor eighty Instruments. This
large invoice was shipped Friday Another
order for sixty-five Instruments for Kansas
City will be Shipped Monday. The goods
shipped are the world-renoWne1 naile5,
Davis Il Co., the popular Emerson d Amba4
pianos, and the Kimball organs.
, 1880-08-29

Hay Fever cured by Jefferns French
Catarrh Cure. Office LII Dearborn street.
, 1880-08-29

Cat&rrh IL curcd In one-flalf tho tfm1
a. this season of tho year that Is possible In cold
weather. Twcnty-seven years experience. Dr.
Clesson Pratt, 243 Stnte street.
, 1880-08-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For constipation. bi1ton.nesa, tndi-
gestion. headache, tAke .Arcnds Vegetaple
Rowcl Regulator. It acts like charm Re-
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