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THE GREAT SOUTHERN

THE GREAT SOUTHERN
1 remedy for the cure of Scro-
inla, Scrofulous faint, Rheuma-
tlsm, White Swelling, Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
It's, Nervous Debility, Malary
and all diseases arising from an
Impure condition Of the Blood.
Tbs merits Of this valuable prspar.
alton are so well known that . pass.
ing notice il but Necessary to remind
the readers Of this journal Of the mo-
oessity ct always having o bottle of
this medicine among theif stock Of
family necsssities.
Certificatei can be presented from
many leading Physicians. Ministers,
AID heads of families throughout the
South, endorsing In the highest teruas
he fluid Extract Of RcsadAlhs.
Or. k. wilson Carr, Of Balh-
more, sal che has used Il In eases of
Scrcfula and other diseases with
much tat a. ~et;op."
Br. T.. a. PGsh, Of Baltimore,
rccomm ends IL to all persons suffering
with diseased Blood, saying II h SUI
perlor TO any preparation he has ever
Iused.
Kev. Dxbmey Ball, of the Bal
timsre NJ. e. Con ference. South, say .
he has been 70 much bened0ed BY iu
use that he cheerfuily recommends it
TO all bis ffietds and acquaiRtAncey.
sraveD d CO., Druggis1, Of Cor
louisville, Va, say 1t never has failed
to give satisfaction.
Ssm'i d. Me EDddeD, Murftees-
boro. Tennessee, says IL cured him Of
hheuma ism when all else failed.
Rooadalis Is not q secret quack
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your Physician and he will tell you
il is com posed Of the strongest alter
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we cou'd give You testimonials from
every State In the South and from
persons known to every man, woman
and child either personally or -
reputation.
Rosadslis is sold by oil Druggists.
JOHN P. HENRY, CURRAN 4 CO..
8 College Place,
NEW YORK. 4
Gee. W. Albers Wholesale Agent.
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CORRECTED DAILY
Reported fer the CpTtEItLp IL Jfrtr. Lee a
Caldwell Butchers.
/ HoxvILLE March 10
There has not been much doing in ship
ping cattle as yet, as the figures of holders
are too high. Stock steers in good demand
at fair figures. Sheep and hogs quiet.
.t HOGS. l".'
200 pounds and upwards, 3:a44c. Loss
than zoo pounds 9ic. Net hogs 4a4l
4 BEEF CATTLE.
Small fat cattle haze; 600aS00 pounds
do. lsa2.e; best SIC E." ti3ea
SHEEP.
No, l, 24s3c; common, $1.2Fal50 .
VEALS.
$1,000 50 50, according to quality
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-27
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In its issue of Yesterday The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained among Others, the following special fea-
lures
Tho News in London.-The special cable dispatch to
R TRIBINE states that serious troubles may arlse from
thc Ear Of Carparyon; the funeral of George Eliot"
will m ke place Wednesday and great soHoltude IS
felt IN London for Mr. Lowers retention as Bltsh AM
England and the East letter from Mr.; CIV, g; w.
smalIry sir Charles bikes reply 10 LORD SALISBURY
regarding Eu gland'a foreign policy.
The French Acadewy.-Thr regular correspondent OF
TIM TRIPSF gives an account Of Eugene LaOiche, ana
his address at his reception INTO the French Academy
Recolectons Of a Reader-in tina article Mr.: C9ngdon
vrtes of the CuriOsitcs Of Medicine from The days OF
GaIen down 10 own good doctor"
Down the Dsnnbe-The loarney from LINZ h 70 BEL
Plague spots in the Guy. "A glance at some OF the
places whore disease is bred or fosered
Studying Cast ana MOdcl-A description OF the art
Sc h Rr @t 5n's sword HA tale Of English life
Home Interests.
Letters from the people
knitting and Crochet.
An Auecdute Of q adstohe.
Jackson and ms VIC
Religious Intelligence.
for the People.
GAriDadls Englsnmdn
Rowland HnPs Youth.
Senator Ingalls, on GARFIELD
GOethe'S Mother
The French Detectives
Among leading articles of general news were the
following:
Very Merry Christmas.-An account OF the spending
of he day IN this city and vicinity and at public aud
Die inst
Ies-0ns of the Feast.-RepOrts OF number OF Christ
mas sermons preached by prominent ccrSymen VI this
city. -, - - ,,,, ., -,
AFFAIRS during the holiday season in the National Capital
General Foreign News
The Grain Crop or Kansas.
The FIRE Record
Music and the Drama.
Local Miscellany.
Home News.
The news of the day was briefly expressed in the
following summary:
FOREIGN fhe London cable dispatch 10 THE
TKBCNE states that the revolt IN the Iransvaa
causes discussions among the liberals the Govern
meut will have To attempt 10 nut down the revolt !;
the speedy return OF Lord RipOn from
India - deemed inevitable; Mr.. Bright Will not re-
ply 20 Lord Camaryon's attack on nim the funeral
OF the late george Eliot Is To take place on
Wednesday az Kensal Green II Is desired that
Minister Lowell shall be continued in
office by the next Administration. --
The terms IN which the Beers declared the mdepru-
dence OF the irnnsvaal Republic are announced.
- NJ AnderW err, tne SWISS PIrsd, intellect, COM
mittpd suicide IN Bcrue saturday evening.
DOMEsnC.-A commission 10 consider the cues
ton ol rank ~ the Navy o. shortly 20 be appointed
- Crop reports from the West show that along
the line OF the kansas Pacific Railroad the winter
! wheat ~ m tine condition. -- The agent Of the
| Oklahoma colonIsis seeking 40 Washington 90
GAIN pelmlsson for their entrance iutO the Indian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-27
DIED

BLACKWELT-on Friday December p residence Of
his brother William Floyd south oyster BAY.
J.. l.. James Blackwell aged go years.
friends attend the
at ~ Lukes Church CuRtOuaYc. between Fu on ami At
anicayes. Brooklyn. Tuesday, December -, at .l3o
BRA DLEEOn sunday. December 20. Of pneumonia. pau
Il Bradler
respectfully invited attend
fune from his late residence. 293 Qu4ncy-sL,
BROOKLYN, on TUESDAY. 18th INST. at 5:30p. IN.
Internent at Perth AmbOy.
Boston papers please copy.
CRUMP- At Montcair y. j. December 20 OF dphtheria.
cl Barry Youngest o. samuel and Anna CTnmp,
aged years and month
Funera private, Monday December 3 at IL O'Clock
ELMEN DORF-un Christmas morning OF pnenDoni James
Ludam HasDTOuck NJ. d.. the late Row. Anthony
EnendOrf D. d.. In the 3sih year OF his age
Funeral VIII take place lis late residence No. 36i
CleunOnta ave, Tuesday, at O'Clock
FOOTEOn sunday. December 90 Bessie only child OF JohD
NJ. and Frank Foots
the residence OF her ll5
Ond piac. BROOKLYN, on Tuesday 2eth INST. at o'clock
lntefmcnt private.
LANE-At Queens. L. L. on Saturday. December 25 Ben
jamln Lane. the 43i year OF his
Funeral Tuesday O'Clock NJ HIS late resdeace.
Relatives and friends are Invited.
MONTGOMERYon 5aturaV the 2jth INST. OF bronchitis.
Of Richard Malcolm and Alice > COe Montgomery,
aged7 We ks and > days
SABINE--On December "a at East lg.st. Nsw.York
OF pneumonia Theresa infant daughter of William and
ThrrPsa =. sabine.
services the house Monday. 27th nst 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-27
THE PROSPERITY OF CHICAGO.
REMARKABLE PROGRESS DURING THIS YEAR.

REMARKABLE PROGRESS DURING THIS YEAR.
Chicago. Dec. GA review of the bust
ness for year in Chicago shows unparalleled prosper
ify AID increase the aggregate results Hundreds Of
new industries have been established. thousands OF
dwellings ana business houses have been erected. and
manufactures have Ill some cases more IMAM uOuDled I'D
value and amount.
The bank ciearings have Increased over last year,
which waa the heaviest history OF the CITY, by
1886 100000 the total for the year being
81 6o3 600 OOO and the banks give Il fOurshDg fnau-
cal { xhibt.
But he chief increase is the grain Elevator
room has been increased 100000 bushels There
hos hcn AN aggregate Of grain received OF l6l 600 900
bushels against 1873 100000 IN 1879 and GOO0OOOO i'll
1870. -, =,
ana oas the other showing falling of. owing
To- the corner" OF 1879 which ought out quantities
In go the receipts were 1870 900 barrels of -four
34OOO0O0 bushels OF wheat. $1,000 900 bushes OF
cru II 900 bushels OF oats and 100000 bushels
Oh rye Tnr The receipts were 900 barrels Of -four
23OOOOO1 bushels OF wheat. 80 100000 bushels OF
corn 900 900 bushels o. oa-, ana 100000 bushels
Of rye ao od Ssrsy oro InPrn IoG 600 e cn
The prospect the winter and >prlug "a tine brightest
possible. In neary every other conlodiy dealt IN on
iCD,uge there has been marked iucr dse In amount
anu n cd acaisf 900 900 bounds m Is79
There were lsSOOO.O0O pounds of fax seed against
IN ~ ,Soins 81 900 900 pound last year and
g. 0JOOOD pounds Of hides against 54.OOOOOO pounds
last year.
In The provision trade there mas been q cOn- derabe
forward stude Tor the year ended November l. 1850;
1878 900 hogs slaughtered bore against j,0,JUO0
IN $40 and IN. in face OF serious laoOr disturb
anc. lasting through TIE better part Of the packing
sras0n the average daily capacity OF the packing
grown up since 1893. when the II ~ hog. were
slaugh cred here, 10 lie number OF 22UOO Tne aggre
,,ife WEIGHT OF h- year, kIliing LOO OOO. 900
pounds and the value e620OOOOO an Increase of
swan ilIon nogs 3jI0OO cattle ana 500 coo sa'cp
were received and sGO,OJO cattle and l.3sOOOO hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,,ops,s for he mast "a hours


WASHINGTON. Dee. 81, q. m.-Snow con-
tinues IN New England with high northeast Winds no
change in temperature AMI decidedly lower barometer
Snow prevailed III ths Middle States. followed in the
Southern portion by clearug weather, high northwest
erly wIpds and rising barometer The barometer has
risen in the Southern STATES, with partly cloudy wealth
or portberIy to eastcry winds, and change tenn
peratlre The barometer mas fallen in the Lake REGION
with variable winds, cloudy weather and snow ana
eight changes ia temperature. Partly cloudy weather
and light snow reported from the Northwest with
decidedly colder nOrherly winds, and in the ssOur
Valley higher barometer. The OF low barometer is
central near Newport, and the barometer is unusually
nigh Ia the Lower Missouri Valley.
IadicGhOnS
For England, threatening weather aud snow, nigh
northeast winds becoming variable, falling followed by
rising baront eT cloudy weather and no decided change
in temperature.
FOR. the Mode states. clear clearing Gather,
~ to westerly winds. rising barometer, slight
change IN Temperature during Monday, aud by Tuesday
night decidedly colder weather
CQaHOnarg Sigana
Captonarv Signals continue from New Haven =, East
port ana caat0 uary onsnOre guals ordrTcd from
NcW-YOI 20 Galveston.
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the rays VI the sun done by means OF colored
lacquers The surface OF the metal s painted ana WASH
OF these scquers, blend ng from one tint into anotner
is put IT. The light reflected from these oerent
hbhly astic OF surface OF metal
ice scene il complete wte0ut something 10 pro
duce glitter and sparkle. This effect Ia produced py
frOStinRs OF crushed glass; which are naue 10 auneo
The elaborate ornamental work in interior scenes
always done bv means OF stencils cut III pastepoiu
There books published ireScJ painting, wcn give
large numbers OF beautiful designs Tor panes cehss'
mouldinCs and other ornamental WORK. Every rcehe-
painter has 4 collection Of these works Inc mgehous
artist however constantly combining the hlHerent
designs and often invents new ones. lie Is tnus
enabled present the public an ever-changlng Varl-
ety. A.,
The last thing the painter does before tne
production play Is to have bis scenes set uch
the al night In order that he can arrange the
ing OF them. The Gas man OF theatre Is tue Iu
mainstay II lies pOwer Ia ruin the nnest sCenc
that painted GTOuudliehts turned 100 hiEn
upon a moOnIght caicums win glass not prop
erly tinted, the shadow OF stTaighCedged DOrucl
drop thrown delicate sky. all these mugs IL
ruin toe artists most careful work Toe PI"PrL
igltug OF a the re- matter thar requires
the most careful study The artist SITS IN the VI
The auditorium aud uiuutcy observes every n'ck anu
corner OF HIS under me glare Il ga' Hre snI
Ia turned 40 aud there one IS lowered uhih the proper
III secured. Tic gas maU takes careful noe O'
his directions ,nd the stage manager oversees cNel1
thIuC LOug after te audience has LETT the theatre on
the night before the production " new PLAY the stage
bands. he artist and The stage manager are AT WORK.
aud the public only the charming fcsult OF t"'h
laboTs wen the curtain the next night : eC
T. 500 per Werk. one We.-knOwn AIT ,t ~ tus coy
uunts un,y BY contract H. Is very iast WOrkef anu
from 100 10 $3.50 fOr one or two scenes WHICH,
he ~ Inc paws iuu. rutlcssy blolied out
be miu stage ctuTcs worth Just thc canvas the)
are painted ou--2l couts a yard.
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politiraI Noilres.

To the Democrats of the City Of New-Yorl The un
dersgne hereby unite N for public meeting OF Demo
TO be held Cooper Institute the 2Sth day Of De
cemDer 1880 at O'Clock TO promote the objects eel
forth in the ADDRESS adopted at meeting held the Bruns
| Hotel the 9th
political principles contained in mat
| address hereby subscribe.
The Democratic party believes the preservation
night Of local sefgovenment and opposed indus
GENERALIZATION OF power.
| IT believes in money and free ships.
II demands thorough reform Ia the lar0 the
civil service.
Tosure the Of these principles reorganization Of
the Democratic party the city OF NewYork mpea
tive necessity.
xisting do possess
the people
Under the system the majority party
excluded from participation it, councils power
is concentrated In the hands OF few leaders who
Derpetuate their control Of the machine and produce endless
divisions and factions by of srs
tOns the principles and larger Of the party
10 merely oca ambitions and jeaouses.
The welfare OF the party demands change tits regard
accomplished reorganization and
complete such reorganization should be
broad and liberal basis ana should have two principal
jects:-
the participation of the Democratic masses
in the primaries Of the party.
eecondrO from said primaries the fair and honest
expression 0 will OF the majority.
All Democrats cordially invited take part in the pro-
posed meeting
Wilson O. Hunt, ID. Willis James
Daniel F. TENANT Hiram Barney,
John T. Agnew Frederick p Olcott.
Oswald Ottendorfsr, Shepherd +. Knapp
Robert b. Minturn. Lewis May.
T. 7. Flower Henry H. Anderson,
F. f. Marbury, James W Gerarf
Robert Is. Roosevelt, Nicholas =. YuteIschon,
A. r. McDonOugh, John q. Davis
Thatcher NJ. Adams, Anthony Eichof
Joseph II. Goodwin, jr, John T. Devein,
Abraham Devoe. Forest IL Parker,
f. Eliery Anderson Ii. y. stark.
Franklin Edison. Christopher Z. Baldwin:
Isaac Newton. wheeler H. Peckham,
H. Bydenburg Joseph Lsrocque
William {. Whitney, Frederick Il. Couiert.
Everett p. Wheeler. p. Henry DugTo
Peter B., Olney. AbTsm = Hewitt,
John d. Crimmins Abraham Dowdnry,
william j. A. McGIath, Charles Grace.
David L. Baker, Townsend '0N
John II Rker Hami ton Ode,
Edward j. Paris, Cecil Campbell Higgins.
Henry Morrison Frank Thompson.
simon sterne Joseph 3. Lawrence
Edward Patterson, Cornelius Van staatyoost
CHARLES Couiert James r. Grabhl
George Ehret, Samuel d. Stewards,
John A Foley James r. Kibreth
Jacob +. Sexas George :. Lespnasse.
william b. Beekman, Gilbert II. Rogers
John T.. Sutherland, Algnal T. WoodSani
games IL skidmore II. Henry Witthaus.
Joseph entilhon, Hamilton Cole
LITTLE Gsrrettson Antonio Rasnes.
Bernard Rocker James r. Gibson. ir.
and many Others.
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Territory. - Snow has fallen heavily In Indiana,
Kentneky. North Carolina and VirgI mia. -
railroad collision about twelve miles from NJ
lanta, Ga, Saturday, caused the death OF the eii.
gineer and fireman of the express train: - lbefs
was mptinv saturday among the prisoners in tie
Columbus, Ohio, jail.
CRY AND Observation-Disclosures was more grii'
orally and literally observed than for mo
last few years; the churches well ATTENDED, ~
spite the bad weather. - A barkecper at RocA-
away Beach shot and killed laborcr - Further
arrests were made in Brooklyn IN connection VITA
the forged checks.
Copies Of the paper may still be obtained al tha
Office of me TRIBUNE or by mail. Price 8 cents.
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5petlnl NoIlces
Deerioot Farm -

Dcerfoot Farm -SAUsAGES received daily ard orders
taken iO products OF we'll known farm by
ACKkR MEKRALL& CONDIT 9th ave and 5Ith-st.. Eli
LINGIAUS y x co. No l,272 BrOa way. IL Is. KIRK.
Diaries ISsI-ExUense Cooks. First-Class Stationery,
Desks, ltatheI hOOtls ~c' fHNNNlS LON ihLi+ 40
MAIDEN lane.
Henry A. Daniels VI. d.. IA LexlnSronave. 2ythst
Hours. \ to aad , 10 T.
Attention "a gentlemen.
Js,exinc cures Whoopng Cough Sore Throat aud all
Coggus. Price, 30 cents
piles permanently eradicated wilhn three weeks 40
kptir nsature Ali tai diseases Clrcu
lars mug references D. hOlI u West 2tthst
Nolcs
foreign nGsfor the weekend ~ ,AfU tOA ia iuary
l. al TINS Olca on TUESDAY, AZ ~
Tatopp. ~ steamship Wisconsin. Wa QueenstOva; on
NEDN ESDAN . m. for Europe. steamship Botu.
mia IA QIscgstDNu toorrespOndence Tor France
specially a0lTesseu ana At ~ Tor France Direct by
steamship r. Docsseps VIA HaSre. on THURSDAY. at II
by steamship Prussia, via Piv
Hamburg aud az II IA tor Europe. b,
CIV OF Montreal. Queenstown, ON SATURDAY, at
a H. land direct by steamship kthypa. Gss.
gov and az M Tor Belsu Ill Get, by steamship Zee.
land VIA Antwerp aud 10 ~. EurOpe by siea a.
Britannia Correspondence Tor Germany be
cay addressed Al De- Tor rDAny. etc.
Ehinc southampton ANA Bremen Correspondents
rcat Bualh and Tho Continent must be specially al
The N ns Tor Newfoundland leave NcWNork
crmDrr 20. The mails Tor Nassau and Ma New
YORK December 20 Ih- Tor the " ndRaru issEis
New TX Deceuber % Toe mans for iOa0urs r
New Dec mUeg2i. The mai havana 10 Sew.
York D-cr ungr 80 The M Il, ~ Porrc 0rclOu
NewA December 81 the nails for all aud
Pacific New OLA bt nnei n. The mats Tor eNsn
VIA orleans leave New lOr& January2 rhe mails or
leave January 4. tn ulas
for Australia DC. Francisco January 10.
Ill -. - "a -, pD5tntsL5c.
Post Ohoe, New.lork, December 20. 1881.
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COLD SEEMS SMALL AFFAIR.-SiOst peo-
pie neglect II. Who minds ~ Yel cod may turn 10
consumption, and then follows almost certaia death.
Better take cold in time oy using Dr. D. Jayne's Ex-
pec'orant the wcknOwD standard remedy for coughs,
colds consumption asthma. bronchitis and all pulmonary
Complaints. and your cod VIII disappear, as well all
apprehension OF danger.