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, 1880-11-07
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James Mastersou is locked up at the Armory
charged with stealing watch and chain from
". L. HARRIS of No. 249 Desplaines street. He
met hin on Monroe street at an early hohr this
morning, and. asking him the time, snatched
the timepcce and ran Harris pursued MIN to
a woodahed, as also did une Of Pinkerton's
protective police. and the latter fired shot ut
him. The fellnw was finally captured. and
turned over to O1Bcer Sargent, aud the stolen
watch Was found beside him In the shed.
Edward Milligan. member Of the Fourteenth
street band OF ruftians and thieves. was yester-
day arrested by Officer Dan Sullivan upon war
rat s~orn out BY Mrs. Nay Mulhlnnq bis
younx aa man 0ofn ot % and years 0ofs fpossby as
can be, and has frequently been arrested by the
police upon criminal charges. The charge this
der and although the assault occurred last
Monday night, the old mother is still In pre-
carious condition. Monday night Mifligan and
bis wife went to bis employer's house to draw his
wae unable to resist temptation, for that same
day she had been elected from her house for
non-paymcnt of rent, and she Was full If re-
morse at beng compelled to seek shelter
Mrs: Bowtes, alias Jordan. was in the House
or Correction besides. Tie party reached the
house very full, and with plentiful supply Of
groceries and liquors. At the feast which en-
ali his relatives out. beating them severely. He
was not sober Until the following Wednes-
day, when his big brother met
at the feast Miiliean in consequence of this
was not able to be about until yesterday, when
he went In search OF his wife, but sha escaped
him by jumping several fences with babe In
her arms; il Is feared that rhe old woman's in-
ject for the hospital hinsolf, such is his demor-
alized condition.
, 1880-11-07
Bread.

A larRc meeting was held at the Town Hall,
KenstnEton, ID England, the other day. under
the auspices OF the Bread reform League, to
adyocate the universal use Of what Is technically
known as ''wheat meal bread" Dr.. q. " Rtch-
ardson, the well-known authority on hygiene.
presided. One Of the speakers maintained tnat
The bread in common use was 10 per cent dca.
cienI in sustaining qualities. An entire grain OF
wheat contained everything that WAS rcqutred
for nourIshin1 purposes, and yet tho better haif
Of it uus wasted, and this half was a mush
Healthier food, especially for children \ white
ioaf, 10 faot WAS only half loaf. tor large s,
horton Of the material thnt formed muscular
f;nsh. and nearly all that formed bone were
tsken from it, Children fed on white bread we're
very liable to suffer from rickety 92n9s. H e9n 14d
not flourish them properly: The outward wnlte1 se1
ness If the flour might be considered an outward
sirn nj the starvation within. One enhtiuR
worth OF wheat meat bread contained tnree ne
Hines the flesh forming. seventy time ne neal
producing, and three times tne bone-lorH'ng a{
material to bc found in d shilllngs woEtn ot
heefstenk. Dr.. Richardson maintained tnht .saiL IL
Tie mothers Of this Kingdom were to Rl'e Rl. tuatf
famifes whole meal, which contained INC sttoeV n.
IRE Of the skeleton in from three u Iour s1n III
eratdous ali the deformties OF children, n9l
caused by accident, which they nov saw. wouiu
pasa away, as BY the hands OF N Invisible oo~
chAQtTe9bs
, 1880-11-07
4 Useful Invention-A Lndfess Bonnet
with a Blush Producing Attach

a U&61U1 KAFEht4OA-A AR0kE8' k1OnnEk
with n Blush Producing Attach
meut.
London Telegraph
1t 1s not every maiden, in these prosaic days,
who Gun summon the "tell-tale blood" TO her
checks at will, or silently reveal, by an oppor-
tune roseate flush. those inward feelings to
which many young ladies experience such
difficulty in irving verbal expression. But as
the value of the blush, us a highly effective
weapon in the feminine a7noTy, is still uni
yerzai1y recognized By the sex, although 1t
would appear to have somewhat fallen into
desuetude, French ingenuity has been ut pains
Of devistnK a mechanical appliance fur the in
stan1ancous production Of a fine natural glow
upon tho cheek Ut beauty, no matter how con-
stituuonally lymphatic or philosophicnlly un-
emotional its proprtctrcss may be. This
thought1uI contrivance is called The Ladies'
Biushing Bonnet to the side ribbons Of which
those usually tied under the fair wearer' 8
cbin-are attached TWO tiny but powerful steel
springs. ending III round pads, which are brought
to bear upon the temporal arteries by the action
Of bowling the head, one exqusitfy appropriate
to modes. embarrassment, and by artihcally
forcing blood into the checks cause them to be
elffuscd with " the crimson hue of shame" ut
moments notice. Should these ingenious head
coverings become the fashion among the girls 1T
the period, it will bchoove ''young men abour
to marry" to take sly peep behind the bonnet
strings Of their hlushing charmers Immediately
after proposing, In order to satisfy themselves
that The heightened color, By them interpreted
as an Involuntary admission of reclprocated
alTecnon, Is not uuc to the agency Of carefully
adjusted !" "blushiu1- bonnet"
, 1880-11-07
FIR 4 NCE.

TIE RELIGIOUS DECHEEA
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The execution Of the de-
uees against the unauthorized religions
orders are now complete, excepting Algeria
md Corsica.
The ejectment of non-authorized religious
bodies took place to-day at Lille. Roubaix,
Valenciennes Abby, and Pau. Five persons
we're arrested in Paris Friday fur obstruct-
ing the police in the execution of the de-
crees, and have been sentenced to from ten to
thirty days imprisonment
Tardif, member Of the Tribunal of Con-
ficts, and Praddele, Prefect Of the Depart
uent OF Disc, have resigned.
Bnmbs have been thrown at the Prefecture
At Nismo.
SAI.T1NI COMING.
HAyRE, Nov. G-Saiyini. the tragedian,
was among the passengers to-day for
America.
, 1880-11-07


Cabanel has Just finished picture painted to
order for 3fr. William Schaus. OF New YORK. and
in 30 doing he has given t. tho world another
masterpiece. The subject OF the work Is Vasntt,
and represents the Persian Queen at tho mo-
ment when she returns her disdanful refusal to
the command OF Ahasuerus to come before him
with the crown royal to show the people and
Princes her beauty. "For she was fair to look
on" continues the narrative: and verify, II she
were half 30 lovely as this counterfeit present.
ment OF her charms. 1t Is no wonder that her
Royal spouse WAS proud OF her beauty. Ex-
QnIstt both In form and face. OF type at once
regal. refined, and Oriental. Vashti sits IN
quecnIy state beneath the shadow OF en-
circlfn1 draperies, IN transparent chtdu~
oscurn thar, without dimming the lustre OF her
charms, lends to them ttnge Of mystlc Eastern
reserve and seclusion. The head aud out
stretched hand Of one Of the seven messe1geIrs egg I
Of the King appears at the r1ght-hand sid9 OF
the canvas. The figure OF the Queen Is OF iue-
size and three-4uarfer length Every detan OF
the costume 8ud accessories as a8 coETec1 -
perfect as anxious archaeological research conlo
make It, The execution Of the work Is "a tne
highest degree mnstcr!y. the arms and nanos ~
particular being executed in most at1m:Iaon1o ns
fashion. Happy indeed will tbs nrt.Goilector oe e
whom wealth aud taste combined wall tnauce 70
add this rare and radiant vision TO the otoeE at-
fractions Of his gallery. Caba1el Eazea lovm1y y
at The beauteous Image as he turned The canvas =
to the light for our anspec!aoen. -
pains me to Let tais plc'"&" ~
, 1880-11-07
CHICAGO ElRES.

The alarm from Box Is at 3:S5 yesterday
afternoon was caused By the burning out Of
a chimney In a two-story frame building at
No S5s Clark street. Damage trltling.
The alarm from Box 80 at : o'clock yester
day morning was caused by fire III the
brass-foundry connected with j. F. Wallen-
Damage to building and to contents, So5.
The alarm from Box II at 9:40 last even
ing was caused by the burning ont OF
chimney in the building No. II Monroe
street. No damage.
, 1880-11-07
SMELLING COMMITTEE.


program OF tile Great DfaHat9sf1ed.
Speetal Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Nov. 6.-The Irving Hall
Democrats, who are making so much ado
over alleged frauds in the vote Of
New York and Kings Counties, sol
EMMY resolved tonight that 1t wns the
duty of each member Of the Sub-Execu-
tive Committee to Immediately constitute
himself special Smelling Committee for the
purpose of unearthinx irregularities In the
election OF Tuesday last II this city, and that
the Democracy OF Brooklyn be urged to do
the same thing A committee OF five was
appointed to receive reports from, the various
dlstrictS, and they are to report Noy 10.
, 1880-11-07

L171d0ft Examiner
The Irish criminal and judicial returns for 1873
Dhow the connection that exists between poEe1 a-
ses committed during the last year Was 8pS9, the
highest total since 1s and no igSs a t5aa l
determined summariiy, however, showed de-
crease Of $40 compared With TIE figures 91
1873; chiefly under the head 81 Pmns4ao1e an 9a1en
io:. ;o5 to W,G,1. The decrease Of drunkenness
Mr. Nelson Hancock. in bis introductory report, @
] opcration ~ during I tie whole Of 1879. AZ regards
the more serious oenses pnnlshanie aIter @ trla. n
fsyola6!y "a with those Of 1875. In Inc latter year
this class Of oHenses numbered S,ssS, wnereas eas
last wear they advanced to as43a showing an m
crcase @ Of 9s6. or Is per cent. onenses against
property were more numerous ~ is.9 taan IN N
the DreTious rear. but the greatest increase &C.
CURED under the head Of intimidation m and
malicious ofIenses against property. II Ia ls.s tne
former numbered Isl. and the latter 5k.,wneIeas
last year they reached the high figures OF 70; 15o
and 701 respectively: Taken togetnsr. me ~ ~
crease in these two onenses was 40 less than ILL
nar cent.
, 1880-11-07

S4ch lamh-l!ke contentednesss since as to bear
hancock S Intentions out. Phil Sheridan is
tQ.nay more commended in the North for his
Ib,s1uae tbon 9 III Louisiana fourteen years ago
BY the natiye-born Democrats; yet do not
th1nK that Grant is going to be President
again, and he could not do worse thing for
us reputation than again to seek the Prest-
gency, having been once honestly and fairly
defeated IN great convention OF hts own
party. / teleEraphed you from the Chicago
Convention, two or three days before he was
beaten. that the party was going to beat
MN in order to keep itself from BE-
c4Mpg c2nirag CIR RersHnal Mi, party, which would
will be q, foolish man to make that trial
again, and believe he will be worse beaten
than before. There is nothing wanting
among Republicans to reGstablish his char
acter but: confidence that lie has not been
again.
For myself, I think better Of Grant than to
pelleve that he will ever make another trial
ior ne nominations; but cannot speak rs
nigniy ig9n for some Of the people around him,
presumptiye power he is going to have now
and hereafter. He has had more Influence
III upsetting traditions than any man eyaf
known on the Western Continent. From
al al ne eoaa asSa%e Wsn 1t he Rs
en- at Chicago, the general expression was
that lie was gone forever; but he had lust
begun to come, and into this campaign he
has thrown the wonderful power Of an over
party reformed and marched to triumph.
Garfield turns out to be one Of those re-
marknbly wise selections popular conyen-
tlon often makes without taking counsel Of
any OF its leaders. In that way Lincoln was
fme1ected. md'as ~, Grant pretty much thu same, and
i Democrat of too high character tn ouota
, 1880-11-07
A WONDERFUL SUBSTANCE.

Chicago 1Vt.tern Catholic.
is indorsed by Bishop Gilmour, Of Cleve-
land, O., and by some OF our most honored
and respected priests3throughou the country,
who have used 1t for rheumatics with success
where all other remedies failed. We refer
here to St. Jacobs Oil. We know Of several
persons in our own circle who were suffering
with that dreadful disease, rheumatism, who
tried everything ana spent hundreds Of dol
lars for medicine which proved Of no benefit
We advised them to try st. Jacobs Oil* some
"patent stutf,'' they chose to call it: How
ever, we induced them to give it a trial, and
It accomplished its work with such magic
like rapidity that the same people are now lts
strongest advocates, and will not be without
it in their houses on any account. O.
ternal Revenue, OF this city, has spent over
two Thousand dollars on medicine for his
wife, who was suffering dreadfully from
rheumatism, and without deriving any ben
eft whateyer: yet two bottles OF st. JaS2oS ,3
OIL aeGompffhelad Mn aofn e cond Eve
the names of hundreds who have been cured
Nv this wonderful remedy did space permit
us. The latest man who has been made
happy through the use of this valuable lin1.
ment is Mr.. James A.. Conlan, Librarian OF
the Union Catholic Library Of this city. The
following is Mr. Conlan's Endorsement:
UNION CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
94 DEARBORN STREET,
CHICAGO, Sept. it, 1850.
I wish to add my testimony as to the
merits Of st. Jacobs Oil as cure for rheu-
matism. One bottle has cured me of this
troublesome disease, which gave me great
deal Of bother for a long time; but, thanks to
the remedy, am cured. This statement is
unsolicited by any one IN its interest,"
Very respectfully,
JAMES A. CONAN, Librarian
, 1880-11-07

ADDRESS By MINISTER LOWELL
roxnos, Nov. 6-James Russell Lowell,
t,a American Minister, delivered the open-
,n9 address of the winter session Of the Edin-
hnrp Philosophical Institute last night His
enhiect was Shakespeare"
TIE PANAMA CANAL
The reason for delay In the Panama Canal
kcheme Is that it is considered prudent to
.yat the meeting of the Congress Of the
United States in December, when 1t will be
c1rxrly known whether the scheme en-
counters hostility.
LonD-EECToR OF EDIyBURa.
The Earl OF Rosebery, Liberal, has been
elected Lord-Kector of Edinburg, defeating
Sir Robert Christson, Bart. Conservative.
, 1880-11-07

Ban Francisco, Nov. 6.-Anived, steamer
Oceanic, from Hong Kong, via Yokohama:
YOKOHAMA. Oct. 2l.-The continued de-
probation Of paper currency Is causing some
*aneaslness. Trade Is suffering considerably
ID consequence. The question of the ncgotfa-
bon Of foreign loan to bring relief in this
respect is still in abeyance =.
IS stated that the Government. from mo-
uses OF economy, has resolved to reduce by
one~half the expenses of its Legations and
Consulates.
Reports continue to be received from
various parts Of the Empire Of disastrous
results Of the recent typhoon. In Toxic
alone over 1000 houses were totally demol-
shed. while the lives of hundreds OF fisher
men were lost In the bay.
1t IS reported that a telegraph cable Is to
ee laid by the japanese Government between
aasasakl, Japan, and Fusan, Corea-
CHINA
AoSG kong, Oct. .11.-SuANonAI, Oct 13-
1hs efforts OF Gov. Hennessy to suppress
domestic slavery In hong Kong are as de-
ts1mlned as ever. Two Cinnamon were
;onght ;ns1n before the Chief Justice on the 4th
mtent .Ie to sell her. They were found guilty
- sentenced to two years imprisonment
sn ~alh hard labor, while two other culprltss,
0oaslcted Of OBTAINING Eve boys, were each
'eatelced to seven years imprisonment.
Nc atAM the Princes and senior members of the
~ ~ boards as we'll as Chung How attended
We ns Grand Council held by the Western En-
p0 mess on the 10th of September. It Is re-
is.d @l!ed that arbitration was agreed on for the
HEtnement Of the Liyadia treaty, one foreign
TTAan1ster to act on one side and Ii Hung
e4ang On the other.
~ LATEST adyices from Peklng state that there
~ ~ be no war. That China is utterly un-
sS.spate1 for any contest, and that II Russia
W.. naQs "a ner demands not complied with she will
~ un extra pressure Admiral LessoffBky
'anatns at Viadiyostock.
, ,,s4 ,Ss42mmissioners Trescott and Swift have
~ f4seo ~ at feklng, and commenced the work
49, ~ yer mission. They were received in q
1T S.5 = friendly spirlt Tile two members Of
Tsth ~ ttssung Ii Yamen appointed to confer
he h4 Raam Reem are Bas Hsun, Superintendent Of
,e board Of f'Ciyil Office, and Ii Hung Tsas,
''nf1etfy naet tutor to the last Emperor.
@"a I&floe Despana, Spanish Minister &t
, 1880-11-07
STORM AT THE EAST.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA heavy storm pre-
vailed here last night and to-day, and the
navigation OF the bay and rivers Is attended
with considerable danger. OF the many
steamboats, which arrive here from, New Eli
gland each morning, only two had reached
their docks mp to mon to-day. Later others
were arriving. The North River boats are
nearly twelve hours behind time. The
steamer Germanic, which was to l:aye sailed
at O'Clock this morning, missed the tide in
consequence of the fog, and will be detained
In port till morning.
, 1880-11-07
chl}ADA.

Special Dtsputeh to The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Nov. 6.-Mr. Archibald Forbes,
the war correspondent, arrived here to-day,
and Will be entertained at lunch BY the mem
bers of the press.
Special R&poteh to The Chicago Ttibuns.
QCEHEc, Nov. 6.-One hundred and forty
head Of thoroughbred cattle, which have
been detained for three months In quaran-
tine at South Quebec. leave to-day for Chi
cago. They are the property OF Mr.. Culbert-
son, of that city.
, 1880-11-07
CHICCORY AND SAND.


/ What Il Chemfst Saws Certain f1nefn.
| nat1 tara, . and ts Cona.D A. rTns.
| 01o sA@sao
! VIZ <,.t.
| e''N"4"as1 ~ 1,'eu''''
a le" weeks ago the enquirer printed an
| article detailing the manner in which firm
| al Nh OF \ract Fifth otraat :, +h;s o,+n
ae ~ 1'7 ne'' tA.l 0'lee.' III enAs clI5'
sIyIeQ 1ne ne" YORK importers lea Com
pany were doing business II stated that
h., r,,,,,,,- +rs,.,,. Io-ustx- ~ ,sr,so -
~ e'u6 away tt"sAS 1e"eAS ds PIXIES, tuo
! firm were enabled to do d0qri5hing busi-
ness IN disnosinp of worthless sruff called taa
a,-a - r. eaa-.. tta+ ~a"sa s1 80 49, 49,
and coues. IL seems tnaS some OF Inc pul-
chasers Of these articles at the Fffth-street
store referred to complained to Health Officer
Miles fhnt thny and rhpir families had henn
n,aIa eirE In uc,nV tha & too and q on+fno i;
mhar. 1ihwe sn y, ~ no'if f;taU t1.e ao
6t 61Meleupnt -. .nll9s !tnus5seu ~; ~: T.
oluttA: FfQ!ess0l ~ tlieui1sIly III lut Cln-
clnnat1 Medical college, to maze an analysis
OF the stuff. The result OF the Professors Ia
bors in this direction was submitted to the
Health Board Yesterday by Dr., Miles, and ac-
finn nnon II was deferred Until 4 fut,,rn time
Eoitowfnu ia tho rannrt IN f,tfi.
1o.1o .6 % Iue 81. ,ePo.o p. ln au11-
-. Muta, f7edfA O91eST-DkAR SIR: Inc 1oi-
lowing report OF analysis OF tea 8nd couee IL
respeGtiuly Ptese".eu: 49,,
Analysis or tee and cones M - gold ~ tne In
Ror1efs lea Company NO" @s4 )" ess fHtn steeets
four samples OF 1uese aIticles were aua!szea.
have carefully examined and analyzed each
OF tnc -FOUR s9ostances.
so@6e Of Sna coee
parched peas, and browned chfccory;
, 1880-11-07

feklnE, was thrown from his horse on the
37tn OF September and sustained injuries
Whlch caused death on the 1st inst Senor
crowned on the 11th of October, while re-
turning from visit to Spanish man-of-war.
~, Mandarin has been sent from Peking to
Shanghai to make inquiries In reference to
constructing a line Of telegraph between
these two cities.
, 1880-11-07

NoRTn ADAMS, Mass, Nov. CA collision
Of a freight train on the Troy s. Boston Rail-
road tonight between Williamstown and
Blackington, resulted In smashing up two
coal cars and badly damaging q locomotive.
No loss of life. The accident was caused by
twelve runaRay freight-cars. detached from
heavy train, which got beyond control Of
the brakemen. The westward-bound tunnel
express will be delayed till morning. The
loss to tlle Company by the collision on the
same road last night was 81, 600.
, 1880-11-07

There is joy in Burmah just now, TOT one OF
King Theehaw's consorts has quite reGentty prv5
senred that monarch With son. HoineF ana
chiid are doing weIl The happy father Is 70
elatcd BY he Of his spous ss intcn 81
Hpayah Lat that he has announce ats 'i.eha sh he
has put to death nearly all his relatives nas1ng
any claim to the succession bis Aa1esty 81 cannG1
be too ferventiy congratulated upon me t,eq ~
viii probably be deferred BY the feelings OF .
fathar aud The interests Of 4 dynasty
, 1880-11-07

COUNSEL FOR TIE INDICTED AHITAToRs-
DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-THE indicted agitators
have retained McDonough, q G., who was
counsel for the defendants in the O'Connell
case
The Court of Queens Bench was again
Leaguers do not intend to appear until Mon
day.
, 1880-11-07
ITALY.

RoME, Nov. 6-Cardiual Jacobfnf has gone
to Munich to concert with Mgr. Roncetti. the
Papal Nunclo, for the resumption Of negotta-
uons between Germany and the Vatican.
, 1880-11-07
o,,orted Loss Of the jeannetta and
Several Whalers in the
Arctic Sea.
ua,v;n Booths First Appearance
j. London a Marked
Success.
rhe Execution Of the Religious
DEGREES Completed in
France
. a.n.ral Uprising Of the South Afri-
.an Natives Now Apprehended.


CAUGHT IN TIE ICE.
rur Apcnc STEAMER JEAsSErrE AND
voroAuaA, Oct 3i.-The American steam
Aon oo',-;er which arrived at Hokodadi
e. sv tha north on the 12th Of October, re-
noa tha arrival at Petro1aulovski Of a
p~ :uhaler which announced that, accord
.~a sse ~ Information received from the natives,
ass .as 1eannette and some wha1ers had been lost
I'm ali hands, the vessels having been
.rnshed In the Ice.
, 1880-11-07

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-The trial Of
Eihllists, including the persons accused of
bsing the authors of the explosion on the
Moscow Railway and in the Winter Palace,
md others charged with plotting against the
lite Of the Gar, has begun before the mill-
tary tribunal.
, 1880-11-07
KALLOCH ARRESTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Mayor Kalloch
was arrested to-day on indictments by the
Grand Jury charging him with the infrac-
tion OF the law in connection with employing
labor Oh the new City-Hall BY days work in-
stead of contract
, 1880-11-07

I live casting vote. Senator Eaton last
{rwinter took the ground that In questions Of
that sort tha Vice President was not In such
4 sense member Of the Senate; that he
could not vote to determine the organization
Nv his casting vote.
, 1880-11-07

Tbs wedding Of Prince Rudolf and Princess
atenhanie being tlxeo for ucxr February. q COM
1nitree Of Vtcnuese mcrcha: ITS and manufacture
ers has been constituted for the purpose OF re-
ccIvlpg contributions toward n magnificent we<2-
ding present for the bride. Tho receipts already
alnount 10 100,0e0 tiorins- The principal eff
will consist Of magnificent cas&et, which IL to
be masterpiece OF Vienna art industry. and ig
to eclipse anything Of the kind hitherto pro-
duccd.
, 1880-11-07

COLD WEATHER IN TEXAS.
MARSHALL, Tex, Nov. Cit showed this
morning. The ground is frozen.
FORTH WORTH, Tex, Nov. GA. II. Bone
was found FIVE miles from this city this
morning frozen to death.
, 1880-11-07
SEA, State-st.

where I shall never sec il again., he remarked
rc1retfully Cabanel, Notwithstanding Ms
large fortune and assured 1enown. IS as indus
trjous and conscientious worker as though
every stroke Of his brush WAS helping MN nP
no less thau four portraits on hand. and ha9
sEetched out two important pfctures, one o1
which is scene from shakspeares "asfcnans M
ladies. Cabanel being tho painter par excelience
Of elegant and refined womannood. FemarnGo 1ar]1
on the exquisit grace and dst1cnon o1 ~ .e1,s
time that Carolus Duran, With all his t4lenk7
could never succeed In painting lazy: Fof Il
ftnned. ..under bis pencil they would he ine stt-
ably portrayed as cocottes-" "Someu1ne&
there Is not 30 very much difference. made an
su,cr the courtly artist. In the suavest and moS8
innocent Of tones.
, 1880-11-07

No hospital needed for patients that uee HQD
BIttexs, Ra they cure 10 speedily At ka0A.