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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04
4 PAINFCL MISTAKE.


NJ S----Lad been elected mayor of his commune.
and was able 10 celebrate his nomination. inviting
the sub Project 10 that moment on tour OF lnspec-
ton. to dine With him; Immense preparations were
coivc the representative of the Republic with
becoming dignity. Madame would not trust To her
own domestic arrangements. She secured the
services of tgst-class maItre dhotel, who was to
come over and wait AT table IN black, with white
tle gloves. etc. The suspicious moment arrived but
pot thr major d0mo on whom the mistress of the
house had counted. Like Sister Aune, she stood
watching the road, hoping that the man would AZ
rive before her guests. The Project came and was
received with great ceremony. About ten minutes
afterwards the side door leading INTO the house from
the courtyard opened, aud gave admission TO a
stranger M black, orthodox white tie. etc. Madame
rushed forward To meet him and. thinking he was
the mi sing butler. ChIdcd him Tor having kept them
all waiting 70 her intense displeasurc he offered her
his arm begging TO be excused for the delay which
had occurred aud thanking her for having come
ant tn meet him. She lost her patience thrust him
into the diuiug-rOOm. pushed a table napkin under
ms arm told him the other servants would come
and help him, aud cnJOncd him. when all was ready,
To throw open the folding doors ana announce the
dinner.
The stranger. who had no time to put IN an ex-
planatory word. took the napkin mechanically
while the lady ilounced out OF the room thinking
things had come to "A pretty pass when servants
presumed 60 offer an arm 10 their mistress. nc
bewildered stranger waited patiently until Mile,
Nicure who had been told of To assist hun, came
INTO the room dressed IN her very best. lie asked
her to open the door at the salon, and announce
him rs secretary 10 the functionary IN honor OF
whom the dinner had been organized. Nictolre
obeved, aud when the company had their eyes
fixed on the open door. the secretary. remembering
his lesson came forward and announced that the
dinner was ready. Madame's confusion may be
more easily imagined than described. She peat u
hasty retreat, leaving her husband 20 make suit
able apologies but she has been heard To tell her
intimate friends that the mistake was quite com,
prehcnslble as no one would ever have imagined
that such communicating person as the secretary
could ever have held a responsible position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04
4 VIENNESE ROMANCE.
From a Letter 10 The Globe.

The following notice, which this week appeared
An ali the papers will interest those who can recall
the savings aud doings of Vienna society OF few
wears back: Died on the 18th, at Grussbach, the
Countess of Hardegg, of Grussbach, etc" The de-
ceased was the heroine of romance which at tho
time caused stir and excitement amongst the beau
monde OF the capital such as has not been witnessed
before or since. The proyerbal " blue blood -
whatever that may be-of the arist9cracy, and the
vulgar red liquid flowing in bourgeois veins were IN
thew are at present, and if now and then q young
@Adeiiger $50 far forgot himself as TO offer bis
hand to bourgeose the opposite case, VIZ: noble
iady accepting the hand of q sommoncr, was thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04
4 JOLLY WEDDING.
Efon The Globe.

In Central America Is a country called Towka
and without doubt the Towkans whatever else they
may he arc the ioiest people III the world at we'd
ding. They appear to be such an ignorant race as
TO be unable to keep record of the age of their chill
dren, except i'll o manner somewhat similar TO that
adonted by Robinson CrusOe with bis notched post
for an almanac The Towkans, however, do not
notch their children. They hang round their necks
at birth string with one bead on aud at the expira-
main object being seemingly that there may be no
mistake when the young people arrive at mar
riageable age When girl numbers fifteen beads
she is marriageabe but the young man must possess
necklace OF twenty before he IS reckoncd capable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04
4 STORY or SIR EDTIN LANDSEER.
From Notes and queries.

From Notes and Queries
At q dinner party one ght | sat next to the late
Mr.. Charles Landseer, vino told us among other
things, that his brother Sir Edwin was once looking
at his own pictures in the South Kensington Mu-
scum. and seeing some dust on one of them, leaned
over the barrier and wiped il of with his handkcr-
chief Instantly the policeman on duty was upon
him. "What are yOn ADDING OF, sad the force;
"a-touching that there picture p why" answered
Sir Edwin. smiling, {" I've often touched 1t bcforcW
"Have You, though ~ cried the indignant peeler;
"thep more shame for yer!-you come along wr
fine officers of the Museum. who, of course, recog-
nized the culprit and condoned his offence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04

And close beside this aged Thorn
There is a fresh and lovely sight.
A beauteous heap. bill OF moss
Just half foot in height.
All lovely colors there you see.
All colors that were ever seen;
Aud messy network. too. is there,
AZ # by hand of lady fair
The work had woven been;
And cups thu darlings of the eye,
So deep is their vermilon dye.
All me B! what lovely tints are there
OF olIve-prcen and scarlet bright,
In spikes and branches, and III stars,
Green, red. and pearly white.
This heap Of earth o'ergrown with moss
Which by the Thorn you see,
So fresh in all its beauteous dyes.
Is like an infants grave in size,
As like as like can be:
But never. never anywhere,
An infants grave was half so fair!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04
THE NETTLE.


=" TIOW
II thrIyes in meadows where the daisies grow, -
In woodland depths where slantIng sunbe1ms iail,
In the grand lordly park and paddock small;
Meath hawthorns where the children maying GO
On sunny slopes where summer fiowerets DIoW'
II faunts itself upon the garden wall;
By quiet footpaths. In old hedgerows tail,
Aud WAYS where busy feet pass TO and fro.
Evil and good mingle mysterionsy;
There is a faint upon all mortal JOY;
Sunshine and shadow, gold with base alloy
IL must be so. tits Heavens high decree.
Unminged good oh, aspiration vain
Where pleasure blooms, there grows the nettle
min JOHN ASKHAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04

across his knees talked English to them for two
hours, usually by repeating over and over the Ior
words heSfad learned, which must tell you to the
shame of Fremont's men, were: cd d-n good
gum" Before their decentralization by the Whit99s
Sarah thinks the Piutes were devOut people. II
was relig iOus custom among them 10 inmelse
their infants. sometimes breaking the Ice TO per
form this ceremony and no matter how cold tne
water she AYERS it never injured the most deHca'e
liz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04

ACCIDENTAL ASSURANCE. - Stern parent
{" Now, Tommy, you haven't looked ut this IL you
make one more mistake shall whip your Tommy--
II thought You never whipped us for accidents.
mammal" I. p" Well srP Tommy" Wei, MAKE
mistakes by sccidentv-iFun Almanac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-04
MODRIAND NOSSIS,

This dainty bit of description is from
wordsworth's poem Of THE Thorn" which Mr. MATTHEW
Arnold has strangely omitted from his recent collection
Perhaps IL In sympathy with Lord Jefrey,who once
Enthusiastically described this poem as one IN when
a red cloak up 10 the topof hill to say
Oh, Misery - and then comes down agan.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

Str6me; bosu Tom nod fatale ltEitanb,
bob in bieiem @sbiete cine W.nge einge.
borne: Snoiansr umberitrsiftsn psl9s, 6sn
G~olonitsn feinbli9 seinnt tuaren. gr
nor bebbalb nidt obne Y%eiorsuiKs, unb es
idien ibm beionoers bsbsntli1, feline iunee
5ruu sinem 10 s~sfabrpol.n uno fr,uoenIo.
fen 2sben sntsesensufibren aber Roia
berubi9te i'm. oenn he mar ni1t ALIEN on
Dos sinIame 2sbsn in ben golonisen &C..
p6bnt, ionbern bsiaB au9 ,inen sr6bsrn
Mutb. aIs sr ssu6bnIi4 Bel Grousn 81
fnbsn if.
Sn Der Worssnfribe zines ,parmen
Gsn3tasss osrliebsn fe Wounts Siram unb
%sslansten balb In Den llrmalb, osEsn fri
i4es Yfanjenleben, he in cine gang anosrs
Belt psricbts. aBie psnis Die @sssnb
bon Wsni9en bsIu9t muroe, fab man on
Der Wsnse Der miloen Wslidbibnsr, bic
alsntbalben auftau9ten uno islbit unter
Dem Wosen bsrlisfsn. pdbrenb in Der Jsrne
bas 9feifsn bes Spottposels srtlans uno
Die 6rons Der 8dume, Iopie Die @sbiii9s
Der bliibsnben Wasnolien BON @elan9 I'M
%befannt.r @6sel sri4aaten. 8ieIss mar
fur &oia gang ueu. uno Die &siis bot oeB'
balb man1en an%sensbmsn 8ennB. Sis
eritsn Sase mudten He Ha9tlaser bel
gerwanotes, Die ibrsr Sabe nod @ei6sntc
Sufisten, bann absr ,oaren ie i9 islbfi
iiberlafen uno muBten ibre Hd9te wittsn
i'm urpaloe untsr Dem @sbsule pilosr
Sbisre 3ubrinsen. 9eter aber traf ole
n6tbisen 8oriorssn uno pa4te Die san5e
No4t nit 9slaosnem @spebre, oamit lei
ner jun9sn Srau fein 2sio pieosrfubrs.
l1nb fe tumen nod elmer bsi9uerli4sn
&eiie pO5lbebalten uuf Der Ylan5una an.
Die 9ster gu g3ren ieincrGrau Mount' &Oia
nannts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
- Q / O II.
Nutsr Dsn Rotbbdutsn,
@abre Se9ebenbeit.
GrsGbIuug fur Snlf unb Suscnb'
Bon gDilbelnn Scr benba6.
(8prtisBuns.)


Ser 3atbs6err orsbte Die Sl9s ie6r ju
ysin.n ~l1ugunitsn uno trus oarauf on. oaB
er cine Wo4e lang bel Wuisr uno 8rOo
eira,ipsrrt tusros, neil sr ii9 tbdtlit on
frisbli&eu Wsnidsn usr9ansen. CT purb.
pirfli& su oisisr Strafe p%erurtbsilt. Run
ab,r fannie isins Buib feline @ren3sn msbr.
.sSbr nennt gu4 Ridter," rief er, Juno isio
b.nfer. Nidt NIT unrsdt Fditsrte man fi6
su, ooB bier in bisiem per flu4tsn aberdeen
Gin rpirtlider MenIdsnbanbsl etablirt III,
Gu ueldsm bic anssisbenfen &aufeut,
Sbsil nsbmsu. gs 1T pabr, i6 isbe es an
@uerm abi9euli9sn 1rtbsils. Gs piro
auh uobr isin, mas man nod mebr iast
ndmlih, bob Der MasiItrat BON oisier See
ienusrtdufsrsi ni4t ollsin unterridtet if,
fonoern aud ieinen Nusen siebt?
SieIer ausfa1 ssssn Die bodm5ssnoen
5srren nit ben Ianssu 9srriden 3o9 ibm
eine nod sr6bere aerterboft gu. go lag
er im 5oen @~sfdusniHe, inosHsn Sante
sfsGlp tdsli& psrsebens UNI feline Srsilui'
uug Hebte, 2i,5i in tobesbangsm Warten
psr9ine unb 9ster ieiner Seimatb ent,
dbrt uuroe. - Sem Seller mag Is etuas
nnipnbri9einli6 unb unetoubIi9 i6einsu,
oas oamuls in absrbesn ioI9s abi6suli9=
feitsn pOrssfommen, ober i'd sebe ibm bic
8aEdsruns, oab ss i6 in Wirflidtsit 10
Serbielt. 9ster @iliamion tpurbe bas
Opfsr bieier Sselsnperfdufer, nit ibm piels
4nosre. oereu Hamen ni1t uuf Die Na9'
melt ssfommen Hnb. Aud 1T es uabr. oaB
in aberdeen ben MsnidenbanbsI betrisbsn
nnro unb baB e~inssIue Wasiitrutspsrio.
men bic i9mdbli9s Observation-Disclosures
fanntsn unb besinitistsn. Ratarli9 bat.
ten fe ibren Nussn bapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
(8prtftBuns foIsL)

Siam man 5dbl&srsS leifsn, alS bas
~8aiiits SatsrIano". ....2 Sa lsinsr
lsBen Drummer entbdl! 90 bic folsenbs,
bur& wabrbaft elaifi@s Ginfa&bstt fi&
aussei&nenos Notis: "Sn 3afel fsl bic
~@srs&tistsit". als Rs am nsusn preub'
ti&sn Sufi5paIaf a~ufssbdpst psrSsn
Icate. bsrab uuO srl&lus int Sale swsi
Yreubsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
Sur 8eahtuna.

gsrpssn sur6 ben srsssn Grfpls, ntl6sn E6 Der s m.
bur0er Srufthte ppn , T.. auauh8Sni ., scr.
m5ss idner sDirfuusstrdft in ben saH,sn gsrsinisten Staa>
ten trrun8sn BAT, ptrIu9sn s~suiftlpls Dltnlasn, ~esnltlbGa
natjuabmsn ne ben etuttn 1bledte 9uIamipsuitSunsen IN
dtali9sr 9srpaduHa uns b~tnIslbsa @ebrauAs. anptlanasn
anlufdwinbeln. Stie auf Gure Out!
Dr.. angus, 8bni8Ns 5amkuraer Sruftbss
ipirb nur In Original padtten, prets % Gents, cher fiuf
pafttt 81 ~ptrfduft. N In alien Npptbefeu ~ babtu cher ptrb
na6 Gmpfans bss Yreii,s fret mad altn 16elsH Der Ger,
Staaien s%erianet. @au %aertllrti
u. Spstisr -. Co.,
Baltimore, Uh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

aBaruuns !-Gbt Str Or. ausuf 8Snis's 5amburasr
8amtli.n. WseJtnen tauft, labt Sud ssn garsm apotbdtr
cher 9dneler bic Ramrn lnterfhrft bon n. 8oaeIer
u. 8 .. Ieissn, bamit SRr nt8t har6 ftIsdtt RaaSbmun.
sen bttreaeh rereet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19
ScrDpb helm
uub
9eiben bes mcibli3fn Gei9le@ts.

Cine 8laias Samburstr Iropisn iofst SO
Cts, finf 8iaIhtn So. Oisislbsn inS In isser
apotbtfe ~ babsn pper psrtsn BET Ssftlunssn
bon niht neniser ais IS, nab Gml fang bee
Sstrasss, f~pfsnfrsi %perianst. Rau acrsfGrs
n. Ncsefer & &c.,
Baltimore, M0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-19

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14
FED.
From the Herald. Nov. g.

Kelly has proved himself to be desper-
ado who is not bound by any of the
restraints which control men of honor. He
thinks he has two years of unlimited
authority secure, within which to sup
press public sentiment by tyranny if he
cannot debaunch it By plunder. How can
the danger be aversed. and by whom ?
The answer which has suggested itself to
the people and the press is. by the State
government. by the LEGISLATURE at
Albany. But if the existing local gov
ernment can avoid the need of that
resort it will be far more creditable to the
citys good fame Can it? Let US see.
Kelly Office of Comptroller is the key
stone of the arch of the tyranny he has
plotted to establish, keliy's current
term-to which he was appointed on the
7th of December. 1876. by Mayor Wick
ham, for whom he now has no words of
ungratefui abuse too foul will expire On
the 7th of the coming December, 1880
Mayor Cooper and the Aldermanic major
ity which was elected On the ticket that
was headed with Mr.. Cooper's name in the
municipal election of 1878 have power to
Dust him and agree upon a success or If tkey
will sacrifice personal jealousy to public
duty and resume harmonious relations
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14

0e'ee Ge prncIpai
Minnesota the
and the New ~N~
p Racine Oshkosh Rock Island Davenport Cedar Rapids St.
@@"'
IT'S 9teh Elanareau Sioux Falls Yankton D. r
improvement
QUICK TfNE AND Low RATES
8 hElk1tl: " C. VAN Y. H..
AE snow ma E-Ds y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14

/ saw SO much said about the merits OF
Hop Bitters. and my wife who was always
doctoring, and never well. teased me SO
urgently 70 get her some. | concluded to
be humbugged again; and | am glad |
did for in less than two months use Of the
remained so for eighteen months since.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ALIKE
WELCOME THE DOWNFALL
OF THE BOSS

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !
NEWPORT, r. |. Dec 10, 1886.
The report of the downfall of Boss
Kelly reached here late this evening.
The democrats and the republicans seem
alike to rejoice over the good news. The
democrats unite in saying that but for
kelly's treachery to Hancock he might
have retained his place and continued to
be a power in the ranks of the party.
Inc news was eagerly discussed at the
Club House. The gentlemen gathered
there, while hoping for the overthrow of
nelly, hardly expected that Campbell or
any one else save the ex-Com ptroller
could be confirmed.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14
Gte g 9airg Arg,'s.
ROCK ISLAND. ....rELrrors
Concluded from second mare 4,

concluded from second page.)
tors IN sother clties. It will be we'll for
them to heed it before1 before it is too
ONE HUNDRED DEMOCRATIC GUNS TO BE
FIRED IN READING, PA
1@2a CBy Telegraph to the Herald.)
READING, Dec. l0.-City Clerk Keppel-
man, president OF the Democratic City
Association, says that he has ordered a
salute of 100 guns to be fred at sunrise 10
ceiebrate the downfall of John Kelly
IN New York and the success of the
Heratd. A special meeting of the assocja.
tlon Will In all probability be called, di-
recting every ward club in the CITY to pass
resolutions indorsing the action OF Mayor
Cooper. The feeling against Kelly is
very strong in this Gibraltar of democracy.
Inc democracy attach to Kelly all the
blame OF the defeat of Hancock and the
decentralization of the New York democ.
racy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14
FEsEEDRECnSHAEL
BI1rERIVA
The OnIv Pure and Reliable.

Owes its great reputation to the hsppy proportions
OF its ingredients which have constituted It an m
approachable and indispensable remedy for
Constipation, Indigestion, DISTINCTIONS Piles
Chronic Disorders of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels, Gout, Plethora. Rush of Blood to
the Head, Hypocondria, Melancholy
Lssstude, Impurities of the Blood
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14
STOCK SPECULATION,

JOHN A. DODGE & Co.. Bankers and Brokers, IL
wall Street, New YORK, buy stocks reasonable
margin. and, when desired. will advise when and
what to buy Also Stock Privileges in which SOS
to S1eo can be probably invested. Opportunities
Tor good profts are constantly occurring. Full in
formation on application, and Weekly Report sent
free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14
GRATULATION IN CLEVELAND
DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.

CLEVELAND, Dec 10. 1880.
A grand whoop of Joy went up among
the republicans and even among many
democrats in this city this afternoon,
when tLey learned from the press de-
spatches of John Kellys downfall. The
HERALD has been praised on
all sides for its course
IN relation to the Tammany chief. and it
was some time ago predicted here that he
could not long survive under the deserved
blows that were inflicted upon him.
HOW PREDICTIONS ARE SOMETIMES vERI
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-14

1t improves the appetite, keeps the head clear.
the blood cool; but never debilitates.
Its efficiency can be proven by the testimony of
hundreds OF the best physicians, including the
most emient ones OF this day.
For want of space we here give the certificates
OF Sir HENRY THOMPSON aid PRnF. VoN LIRBIG:
AS an occasional aperient and cerrector of d.
gestion, know nothing equal to FRRDRICRsHALL
1t leaves the patient. rale less constipsted af
ter disseminating than he was before, and may be
taken habitually without lowering the SYSTEM
SIR HENRY THOMPSON
The testimony Of Baron Won Liebig places the
Bitter Water of Friedrchsbal among the most eff
ca"ious in Europe, and whose great value must be
recognized by all who have experienced its salu-
tary and beneficial effects.
DOSE-one or two wine glasses full before
breakfast For eale By G-ocers and Druggists.
The trade supplied by the Sole Agents.
Fills & GO.
81 Beaver Street. NEW YORK
, 1880-02-26

Special Dt1pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, Feb. 25.-The stock market WIS very
heavy to-day. with general tendency to lower
prices in sympathy with the bear movement af
New York, which proved to be OF short dura-
ton. A few favorit lines made further ad-
shown by operators, which was not wholly dis
carded even at the Afternoon Board.
Stocks: Atchison s. Topeka sold ut 1iOeDiU4 ;
Fort Scott common, 54O519s: do preferred. a.;
Flint & Pere Marquette, 2SlxQ225AD2sH; Mar
quette, Houghton & Ontonagun common: 1911s
Chicago Clinton Dubuque, 66g6tE: Ctncln- t,1cnE,
natl, l6H017; Kansas, LAWRENCE southern, I
Bonds: - Pueblo rs, 1oA; Little Rock IS, 1oe:
Iowa Central seconds, 80; Atchison guaranteed
is, HOY; Council Bluffs IS, los; Burlington in Ne
brask4 exempt g, los; Republican Valley U.s.
West Division, 1G- ...-.
Land stocks were weak and lower except
Brookline, which ruled very active and higher
at GlaGt6 3-IG; WAter-Power sold at 1IA0l8ss j;
Boston, 1osi; Maverick, 5l.
Mining silares quiet, with general decline;
public auction offerings comparatively small
Iowa Falls & Sioux City, %; National Car Com
rany, 104; Colorado Cattle Company Is, 8134 j;
Wisconsin Valley. preferred scrip. e8A; Ccuar
Rapids is, ll4A; Sioux City Pacific IS, Is.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Consols, 9S 3-l6; for account,
american securities is, 1o5E: AVS, HOS;
IS, 10911; Illinois Central, 105A;- Pennsylyania
Central 53lz; Erie, 4I1s: seconds, 9oA; Head
ing. 3tsi.
The bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of En-
gland on balance to-duy was fE,,000.
Silver is quoted at 52<a per ounce.
PARIS, Feb. 25.-Rcntcs, ST 100.
, 1880-02-26

The following instruments were filed for rec
ord Wednesday, Feb. Is:
CITY PROPERTY.
ZION Place ~ !st # cas-, Ct Looms h st Rd,rs sx I'm
zis s. 1:s tss s1s%s5E ~
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