davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-20

oror the assignment, went to work with will,
and wrote a most vatunnnI.a md elaborate
document, In which to reitcd tho ,nnily HsnA
tralts II tho oil Judge. nnd hwelt especially
tlt,un tho number of years tho ancient Rtntlc-
man hn1 served Ills rhrty For ssnln rHnR.'h iio
trft n hlnnk spice Whenever he fNh 0<t1lslUn to
Mcntpn Mr.. fslnnkH nainr, ,sMl,l,oatt,R tho Sccre-
tnry Of tho Convention wtl,tsd MI It up whnn tho
nomination was ula,lr. 1t 81 hnpprs1ed Tint
conscluontiy Gun % nsalS 10 attcni. Tho lilo Sis, oli
Jt,dgg VIA oa hand bright and curly rnt-
witIstaadtns, and inboretl tmi,,striousiy md
a!elegntcs nsscn,bled. Finally tho Prosecuting.
as.on!sntnent Of alt tho Judge wns lstt n9,t i,
tho cold, md yohnE Seward Garrlc'! on The linn
orr an,list tho eheurs .of, tho tlcscRatca. The
SccrusAry h1rrirdly picked mp tho atsdr'ss In
tended for tic tn,lXe. md. without !o0k-
Ing. Mt Its cnntentA, tlhatIly t'llc,l 1T Sow
nru's 1thtnG mud rn1tt H. To tho Convention.
Tho nuxt Aay HewMrtf, whilG vet III. "
distant town. .rlukei !!f H. copy OF MI Au-
burh paper and folst.l t!iAt hu hal bcrn n0ni.
nnttsl tor Prosecuting Attorney. Looking
filrthpr hB discovered TINT Judge DthhkB Ntl-
dress, which he himself h,tl written, nnd which
wAs not appllunb1e to any ono hut tho nhe It
was intentis! for. implied to him. and TINT
1t spoke ut llia MAny years service M SURROGATE
al his huff century devotion to Ills purity, ptE.
Tho feelings IF Seward 3lllty be imHEEiirtl. III
after yGtts hD ttnk great delight IL rrlntt,R tho
ktury, considering 1t Il protty good JDk1 uil both
tho old Judge md himself.
, 1880-05-20

every indication givcn them 1y.. Mr.. Thomas.
~ mSx "y a prtce1,on 2, at eh1 ~ an sfrGe
It Will bc lnng time before tiaoss who hal tho
RDth! f0ttt1Au to hear this Hrrnt work. which la
ntsnulcly Tho mort snlotnl md nlugniflusnt ex-
nr.,.sio,, nysr KIstn to religion r. art, will fnr.
Nf it's npnoais to Tho mighty. Cincinnnu
hns gssl roasn'' ~ to bo proud It. "f s ti.Sso
tl,rce fcstlvais no ~ II was, this ls tho crown.
Sllc hns o'l.la! ro,snt, 70 l% proud Of tho Rreat
frtn her midst hy giving her people II el.nco Ut
hearing the grnHiGst wsfk vi :f the Kr.n.ra; IT.. % eou.
HI connection with this eity, her ColcKc, llcr
Chorus. an!l hcr fcstival and whether ho eyer
lcn,ls nnnther festival hrrc Or not u,nttGrs llttlo
for he lins rraIty r1achr4i result TINT Is hHr-
nM,tnls and itKis. etoso to hla work IN Clncn-
nRtl, nfltf tht,sG wht present tt-,!Rlt wilt never
he IN dunHur.n Ina!hg fta tnetnurtcs. All hu,or
to atlch coslMctor and such sin9nrs: The con.
htitl most tnntnro ut tho Schumnnn nymphonlca,
which WINS 9lorinualy rlnycd. and formed q tlttug
cf1su to this ronnfkAhfo and memorable pDr-
$DftllQHGps
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Ikron YrItlzcAxiIa Victoria. Who VIII
lkule Gerlllasly HEhen Kaiser Wilhelm
Ul4rpnIM Into tho Tomb.


"Wa nrc al! Of us iunrtAl-or ut least nearly
NIL OF us!'' tas n fnH,oux pteArhgr ut FutsMl!ps
ocu sAlil t,pforo Itu,iis NJ kulsor Wilhelm
will ono day loseuild lntn tho tub 1E his ntltea
tt,rB Mlsl IuHvG hlA throlu ttl Fritz" Whun ths
hAppeils 1t will not bG ut Emperor WIN Will suu-
coed, but two E,nHarosS,-tn!g io,nina: theothor
IMrsr Viut0r" iIls 1lu iAalrnahy ellewill rtsnl1y
raIgi,, for tho kn isrilxcasttl VtHt,rla ~ QUO OF
tho l1lt,st rctArknl,!e purat'r!a Hf nur tflnb,-R
"glr.!t clhnrlns," hut with I'LL tho vlrt,rs wliirl.
tt!t lltIstrintla potost,tc luspfst.'. When l4or!
ElHruildutl tlut! tGollsidn to SIC tho Princess
!!oyat Ut llorlln Just after hor narrago tse wlts
thgtl nlA,t III, hu Expressed hinlselr ls "tu1ru
ttln i.ston!Hhu4i 1T tho prntour,lly stntosinni.-
liko viows Of hor lsoyal l!!shMess," and ut The
rn!cy IT Ktlr.,le MnI tho duties II coistttu.
i!ahHl anyoscfxn." These Iun!!t!cs hayo snsl-
turrl yGnr BY your. and decisive modification
will pr,bahly occur tn the ls,lley OF III! Eurole
Wtlgts tilt j" Eniperut Vlrter" 9evcrila IerntAily
In tho ,iame Vt FriUirlah Wilhelm Y. Thu Oiily
trouble With hor IL That sho hAa u worry arbitrary
t1sMIAr, eunxtsllDnt upln which her relations tn
her husband hAyu icon n0torlul!sly nnrlcnkaitt
fur some yeHra p.sf, md QutV Stulorhh lths ttAsl
tMpru thun ullc0 u, slnsoth tho liucrences be-
tween bur daughter Rnl her son-in !AW.
, 1880-05-20

4 rxo,nnuco of tfsc lsrlyato Calendar
4 Hill T1,ut lIu. l,ecil Before co.,gress
for Thirty-one Yeurs-Tfso Lcg1sIatlvo
Ltfo and Adventures VI tho Isark Mary
Teresa.
-, cerff'roaa<"et Se'0 :. Tx E's"'"S rot ,o,,
WAslllSoroN. ~, ". W Amy o.Iun lnc !sta
OF ueee'hoef, ls'V. ule Aoase OF representa-
nss ihessul ttle 1o'lo"'mG E pIlvate ott1; ~
nm M c t. G'c t,sa sa,, e r 1s ~ n.rrISta su u
1tt ~ anv mnnnva IN tha T,rcnst,rr lit other..
wise appropriated, ffr Indemnity alni cui.i-
pcnsatiol 10 Juliet Ltof, widow, md tho heirs
1T lioNry Lcuf, tleceass:t, tU be paid tD ttcm.,
or tO their legal representative, i'll full fur
losses tltl ttnnaleS sustained by tho aull
llel,ry !.oef In his llfttlnlu, ll consequence
by Aiexanllr II. Tyler, Consul Ut the United
Stntes ut Ha!liu, Bllxil."
This bill Il,.s d strnuge history. and points
n usrfnl ,1ouul. lat ,s fnr conve,,I,,,rn nm,
gfcalcf cleafhcss' cons'aer IL ny alvls'ons,
!.
First, tho nature Of tho claiu. III 1877, or
thlrty-twu years axo. Mr.. IIunry Levf. n yl,ft-
p'nk n.e'e';sn. ,s!, W. na!''n!o1c: !, oousnt u'e
wreck or y frellch BARK, TIC Mary Teresa,
which had BEEN lost oil tie colsts of ClIesss-
peake Bay. Under our Navigation laws,
~ aI us,ns a. t,,o h"t . s,s ~ ~,
lTy 10 1oreigla.p"l't sh'!s, uie hulK WIS OF flo
use To anybody, a'svo for frewood or for
sale III foreign nlurkets. Mr.. Lccf, hin,-
wilt a sllpbulltlcr, hull tlo wreck re-
palu Mm ,,.,' tea't.yu. aan N.ot' 'M Mt!oe
complying VIII! Wlat legal 1ofmilltles
werU necessary, lonttctl her with Il cnrsu ut
tour a,ll ,ltsl,ulct,el ler to Urlzlt uItler cnre
ri !, s,,,,t,r,nr,.o win Ind nutI"r,tv r. Jius
y. ~ ~. w. "s.a ,s. "so .,' " l
lHso VI lAo Fesst' 'ulu itcle''t 'o lAo nest hal-
yanta2c. 'll!ls Wsls very cou1IIlol, practica
In tlloso days. Merchants would b,Iy Il for.
et0n Wrock, pntcll It i'm. loaL It with ballast
~ r,rn M s",,d - ~ ~ t,,' o",s,, ~, r',s.,.
a,artc +" ~ Ky IT, Gr ~, ~ ~ '..u .,.,stf u on
thnw Iv'rn nst "x "S ~ - ,,llai,Is,,;; aieao
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shady nature. To-day It announces TINT tho
quarrel Inns been patched up, and TINT tho
articles III question Will be henceforWnrd
continued In it., Columns, having been COD;
rinceH at last TINT they hrg nll tight mid
Rbuyo svspfclon.
sl1E WANTS TO uEr ourr or 1r.
Not long since the community wis cdifiea
by the accounts 0f MI nctEo' brought nENinst
n bankrupt Senator, Count do D0ufilt by his
creditors. Ills wife, the Countess DC DouEllt,
l. now tho centre III nttrnet5on. 1t appears
Mii tnt Ts a farasn ;h s,a e y r fSrl Sa
by her husband. md ahe now Wn.ts to get
otlt 0f tic engagement.
Tilt: cANA1+nC1trEr,.
The tntlcfntiEabla I)a Lcssaps, In speech
nt TIM meeting uf tlle Snctete dc Geographic
Ion,lMcrctal J. last night, informed 1is hearers
yrstlgalioi,, Tint tic east Of keeping his pro:
jcctstl eannl IN repair would not exceed
$1,000, ,0D.
nnrnorItEp TO FRINGE ROLAND.
The daughter Ut Mine. Dtn,le Il safd to be
1tctrothett to Prince tlo1nnd lsonapnrtet Tho
son of the verify gentleman WIN billed
u se|Sr s Nfa 5na nosGas se sGf i ofSins aFi = Wy T
astonishing In this union Of sncll respectable
lynasttes.
THE sAS DONATE EsrATR.
It II rrntoretl lllat tho pn!ace and estate Of
Snn Dorat0. at Florence, where tic recent
Ercat suiN ut works nf nrt ttok place, hMve
9se' sld ,Is ta MIsi ne tho itl2w ct tue
director.
sArA11 ngnS.fAnpr.
Snrnl, Dernhartlt md licr French company
left for London this morning.
DEAD.
PARIS, May l0.-rnul de A[usset, author
and drNtnntfst, Is dead.
, 1880-05-20
GERMANY.

THE SOUTH SEA T1tAntNu COMPANY.
13Ett.tS, May 10.-rhe promoters 1T tho
Soutl, Sea Trading Company nre encounter
Ing some difficulties In tho construction nr
tho Company, anil l!avc agaln applied To tho
Government f0r help.
NAVAL.
LONDON, May 1p.-A Berlin correspondent
tcat1ls ult0il trustworthy authority tllAt tier
ls;tny Intends tn Increase her naval force III
the Eastern AstutfcHtnton rs sOntl liz the iela-
TINS bptwcen lsussiL n1ld China ass'lrne Il
hlUrq grave ASPECT.
, 1880-05-20

u,olr common cnomy. Austrln. Tho prico OF
Magyar cooperation waa tu have feen tholr In
dependence. 1T consideration Ut tho servlGo
rsn'essd ,t % ny ~ ln The n,sottatio1S Kos-
rim, ihrn1e, Int rfor- Glmi, with his liibit,,al
prudence. declined tho pcrtnu. honnr. "Nu
tnorp on this l.u.1. Rait1 the Prince, "nnd mimi
you don't mention tho MAttpr to tho E1l,rerpr,t
, 1880-05-20


company, Including 3taa Tl,ursy md her sister,
Mr.. md Mrs. Oln lhlll. Mr. nr4.nson, tho toi,or,
Mr.. ponso, ptnntst. atr. Fcrr,,nt, battto,,o. mud
Mr. str1,ktscl, will arrfvo this morning Mt tho
l'ltllu Hotel. whore apartments hayu been ct,-
kn4ed for tho purity. The ct'ncort to-mor-
row hight and md matinee on Snturlny after.
will make In ttl1a city, md tho flnnl appearances
Ut Miss 1huraby md Olu 1lnll In tho West prior
g tte5r depnfturp for EuEnlW,, where Miss
n,cnts In England md un tho Couttncut. The
musical attractions ntIorc,i In tl,ose concerts
hasG developed Il public Interest that hsas aarty
been Gtlualfi llr.g tho present nCltsfl. md tho
enle of seats hus been 50 large TINT tlNse dnsir-
inE to attend Will lnd 1t ticcusaary TO tnake their
soleuu0na to-day In order to avoid being left
In tho inhhY.
, 1880-05-20
KoA.utlAsx Memoirs.

The first volume OF koasuth's memoirs has
Just been published ut Pcsth. It contains IN
extremely Interest," luY ucGUuht OF two Interviews
which tho Hungarian patriot hid with Napoleon
a.ll hlH VMlbr!aus cousin Elon-Plol,. III 1852
kuSsLltt3, under tho nutna VI Hc0rx9 4}rown, hui
cully to Furla to PROPOSE that tho HunyarlAns
should uultv with tho ItaliAns aud Fkxueh ~ lust
, 1880-05-20
TURKEY.


HsElt3NNI1 NIIsJsllIIs
CoSsrASTfSorLE, May lh-Fifty brfgands
llnvc been killed near Salo,iica others capt
,lred, md their prisoners secured. They
were under tic leadership of NlkO, assisted
by Ills brother Brsil md his br0t!Ler-in-iaw
Kfltsal, ,llNl All were Arlncl with the best Ut
modern weapons.
, 1880-05-20
OBITUARY.,
GEORGE II. STANNAnD.

GEORGE II. SrANNAnD.
6l~%tat Nspateh to 7nt Chteaoo Tribune.
BURLINGTON, H., Mny 10.-Georgc L. Stan.
tnrd, Ut Sterling, H., while coming out OK
the Gorllam House, IN this city, fell to tho
sidewalk md died In few minutes. The
cause Of l1is death Is supposed 10 bp icnrt
disease. DecraAatl was formerly express
agent ut Nleu!lotn. IT,, Ntltl subsequently ut
Sterling. liz has Il brother living lii Chicago.
, 1880-05-20
SPAIN.
Tl1Gis1t1tSjtn.

MADRID, Mny 1D.-The gend'nrtnerie have
dispersed 4 small band OF advanced Radicals
III the Province OF Ternel. The ba1M had
lnenaced several villages, md was headed by
Il noted CMrItYt utlvent.lrNr.
, 1880-05-20
ITALY.
THE ELECTIONS.

ROME, Mny l0.-AlMost complete results OF
the election for members Ut the Chamber ot
Deputies show the return Of 100 C0nstitt,-
tlonalis.s, Ii. MintAterlalists. md t'l Dfsst-
dent Left. Tho serDrul ballots nte expected
to make these figures LIS, 9l0, and y respect
lively.
, 1880-05-20
AFGUANISTAN.


LONDON. 4Iuy IA Cabul dispatch states
TINT Alll.,rrahmat Khan has dismissed his
army, saying he does not need It, rs liz hns
no present hostile intention agatnst the Brit
iHh,
, 1880-05-20

.NAsnv111.E, Temn., May 1n-Ex-Gov.
Foote. Superintendent Of tho United States
Mint nt New Orleans, died ut his home i've
niles from Nashville, Mt & p, Ill. today.
, 1880-05-20


skotnh md II singing sna 6at,1n lg,, plnylng a9.
IT, ! smSn'sGges %;l GxeGent en, ~ y e M@rsan1s y
sulith, Il. Crawford. and Edmund Johnson.
uisAMAilC NoIEs.
be tnEesss m sss1en, naso''' manager n'1' season will
a"hn =; warner % Is n partner tho coming season
ro.tnorrow cvouInp TIM 1,,c mi, on{ .rburs,,v
coi,cgrt oeors astGn d Gatra M s{%s1eiIuti n
Tlc M,ato,,on M,nstrc1s wI,, scl for London II,
tho Steamship itaiy o,, iho iith of July. ' "
Tho patrlnrchat Ch;trloy Gnylor nay bo seen
around ths theatrical ha't'its Ut tho oity.
Eita Xiv. .in,,t, Il, F.l m,vor. IN Mia e'
,',.,' ..a,' s1.n ;" 1a'. t' :,
ren,sucI a,.d a1ilurgeI Turing tho suintuer 70. q
CO.'S. .~.
VIII Hoy o ch @ II se s,as 4 xass
sgS1 5 qNG osse ssfsra s a5as a5 @ sesS an erSs si
t""sI n,,t ~ III hf,.,1,v,, u.',,s,n ,n"tr,nt
IN p,a - S nr rl''h HontInma tr','m
Nus,.t,a." rhe piece Li Las boon failure il, Now
York,
bells "Mntri.nony" which 4! opens nslys next
that authurH curly productions.
| Fnnk Pierre returned to tho clty yesterday
from st. Lo',lA, where he ,ati been takan for an
rnn p. 9a chatsn IT, Thn @
y9%Ss epsns sbs ss;ssa X, q Siio,s, icy TSSE, ,
rour.sss vii epon The hai Ut ths G ritt1
1sI eaasett. .haiis, Id isssiar tr,.yeiins eo'aps.
st.F sGfaa To aspoFt a'HFs aa so'on resi-
/ e"'"1 "@4'~'% NNA''A"sss'~"'
, 1880-05-20
RUSSIA.


rtlyrt'ONEU,
ST. PETERSBURG. May 1O.-Tln Tekkc-
Turuonlan expedition llas bccn postponed I'LL
til August.
WA1IlKE.
LONDON, slny 19,-A Berlin correspondent
hns news frO,n st. Petersburg that the culi-
flr,natton of the report Df the sentence OF
Chung How lls decided Russia to recall lier
Charge ,PAsrnfres from I'ck1n, md placed
her subjects IN China under tho protection Of
tho United Suites.
, 1880-05-20

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 10.-J. A. Wclch,
of THO slrug-liuuse Of Lincol, L. Welcl, died
, 1880-05-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

cNC1NNNr1 FESTIVAL.

., T.. " - ~. LOO !, ,,,. ~. elf
AFTERNOON fs and even'ns 9, tue great bait aas been M
Tno;nat,nto s performances tho frs. wns ssvon
this not sall Tor spesn nut.so' aIt s
eon,parM con witt III the % eyent1R gr.s ~ bit they
1ra worth preservation for reference. This
gf'esa4" oysr3"re, I %i ousra q sS"s H. beethoven
Urcicsif1..
A1,n; ris,ns sh"t1 ds',,1 II Ma,'lfes 'er1'.o Handel
sfr. ifVrom IT. 1i'hitnev.
9. Variations Theme b. IIay,In;' op. 5e'.nrahms
4. Ario, II ,nio tosoro' s"' G Don uio-
'""n' ~ iff fri iEt,reV. ~
&. schcrzo. "SiIisui,tncr NiRhts
p''""' ''''''iiiihii' lr:htsint.
Tc, '" $780,, . .Rosslnl
=. srmnhnnta Istx,n ~ phnntun"i. on.
ri. .............,.,. .SaIut-yu
Urchcsiftl -
a. ,n,nnuzn, ntctn4tiHi AI1,l Verdi
~ S{0nur If,Iu Gi,arxtuiui.
s... ,,,:! Vs1sst,T; i, .,,, ~,
'0' str sssanasr'' .Mcu,lelssohn
H. "cento'"a ln"t,ss's':tS 19s'ea. s'''Fcn wig nor
a1,Ss t S etn e's', osf t %ss %a f,x sE,
rMm SiasR s4 ssanly III sl.rl, s;vi tyr
;s s,,ssss ae1 ro ors so%s Miss S1ers ;s
week In th9 ara from .wl.m TG, whiS h,,!,
Tcc' s'''s Ind #, n.l rsI,nrni sivic thorh sie
fsiie ii ID i tune M ss It thp ' ci, H. Ilarsay ssy
s,s sasrs a,lty e yHsS t1oa NJ IL np ap
~ u n.tucEi NAu NttI!Su ~ NV tno ~ tnno t
e!. NJ W,r ~ ANY p IN" Ins,," nrn .1m w
Familiar t. hs ,!dmre,s. elegantly; Tho orsaes.
~ natt vnfeu ~ III ~ tinetS, i1,se, s%aRH %
o tn thn 1i thurtlors tf tao q Wuuner "Ccnt,umiul
5 On tie 1Iayn Iht h t'ss ,ys rowc almost
e ,, salo.Hisn I, f.o,t, EFFICIENTLY beethoven has
1o1!Hs TSS 'rrrau, " Wq tia concert was s follows:
M** .t 1ng n1r 1.r III, ht:s 's,t.f t1se M.
i"F ;,s.J,.., sAnJ ,"' ,f.a E,uapats' ;,,tn ar. &
| tdrfeg, .'l:,!It ar. MDfnn nistG, r.. W"nstb'A''
. cSssas, Q5shests', org,n. m
NG Il - lns, np; ~ sss h..tI1.
'"s''o'''@''a :>sst stSnelg. u'A4','
9na rro " r.; 'ssl n9nt s t Ssw 9
tho grsat "aIssa ~ \ Solenns" IT. e hgeshofe" , tho
ar,'tat ss ,,r,,,, ~ assivn scn.n nn cn11s Pnr
ehnrlis ur,cstr,,. Ort7it,. md iii lie sulosts
Sn,i ~ sr,nssSiiv ilii.nlt which Msn,1,ts fnr thn
I rarity : e ot it, rcrior1ncc. ] It iias Gcci i H.
tusi,,rs ,m th,s co,'ntrt. onfv To- rts.,lt #,
faurG. bnt this may IL "a called lts tI.st
a,s rcrnraj.sl Il Ia lie cnnunution Of his work
on thesa festivals, nill tid not co1utnu.icS work
inaiyiluai IN axscenes @ % 10 ipiictty @ sbsy l, % Il,
Irs T..MrsaIs i'm H,st of thuir ,i,liitica ThIs
1Hoy n"wn nnI ~ M, ,,onn # viii 'a,,,sI,1nt ~"
,ss,"s ANY, MI 'si;,ri % ~, ,s Tncv Mr shn1n
tnn s!s i.a l 9,4l,ian nv n noliv sno1 iii,
y ~ eIas.inE wrk IL h!s MI, roqa!ffd q thon
fof,uol IN my ot,los a!as,irr. 1 ~'A p0'
,hapa To % ~ n na1d VIII H. ts 1E,t te o1 sW,
wor'n; ,1,su AMY II an ,hnt IT., III ssor r,'r,}, y
st,nmenaa m 1nn %h X the tentIoa of anyinr III Il
mmsnnd t01 ~ 1s;,.,,s ~ ,,,t ~ o At W.
~ ot,.,uno ~ uti' W. v.t., nrss th"t "v"nt
,ase; s "o,,, itns, sM~ Sii . H.n,, "
M Fa noxntGu .t.ta, .Go ~ Ky ySts tt, u
mMd viii s,anS IL ,Iut "ny III liz i nsu!,taa i
. hnt'aS VI M,n a{ 9eis.v,!s .!,..!; UT, KY,
, 1880-05-20
IMP0RTA nj, no THE FAIR btA

eoTiSea TiM oHEA} sa}ul ESs.a Eauass1aaoa
"a ai.ss:s. tr as.n = %stI"c ia !ses
iatinx jlf Sold by Ill Druyy.ts Ssnt 81 na frss
{I.lU peF boz 0f III buxvs fut I'LL eso'
Of p'"4'' SECURELY 'fifE iSSiAY AEp!cNIIE III aHa
McsIA,i!cs' h!oek, D9tTG3s.i D99t!TnGIi..i sIaI4A !.
fV- Pamphlets sent tfsas -
Sold tn ChtaYo " ~ lfMFfSSsi fSSsi,y CO. AstGas As1sa.
' ii nd Vi I4akv-sL. c9I1ss szssS@I
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
NEW SERIES---NO. PIG.

centre Of Leadyillc, and 1000 feet from the
celebrated Long and Derry mine. It has
every evidence Of beng an unusually good
property, having many veins of carbonate,
tale, black iron, etc, which will undoubt.
edly lead to good pay.
The company now offer $4,000 worth of
stock for sale for the purpose of developing
this property, THIS stock is worcestershire.
and if similar bodies of ore are struck as
usually are with the same indications.
every - share becomes worth from $50 to
$4,000 which was the rate of increased
value Of the Little Pittsburg, Robert f.
Lee, and many other mines.
When stock shall have been sold suf-
fcient to developed the Honest Abe. other
parcels Of stock will be put on the market
for developing other mines, until the whole
100000 shall have bees placed.
Every shareholder receiving dividends
from the average profits of the group of
mines
Stock sold at par value.
No assessments, and no watered stock
For further information, subscription To
stock, etc, address, A. Avery, box 1928, or
cell at the company's office, No. 30l FIT,
tccath street, Denver. Colorado.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
PERSONAL ITEMS.

The Russian ambassador to England has
horses whose hoofs are shod with silver.
lie Is, however, poorer than he used to be.
George Elliott, it is declared, has given
permission for the dramatization Of one of
her novels She is about to travel for the
benefit OF her health.
Queen Victoria's income is $1,000 Der
day. The car has more than any other
European sovercign-$?j,Oo0 per day--but
Herewith gets he not peace aud comfort"
1t is Mr., Branif, Of Pennsylvania, who.
as the local representative Of the English.
Mexican railway company, proposes to give
General Grant ball this week in Mexico.
The Rev Newman Hall has had his de-.
cree OF divorce made absolute. His wife
offered no opposition to the proceedings,
but IN letter to the London Times made
protest.
Mile. Celeste Dumas, the pretty and
piquant daughter of the novelist, has lust
entered society. She is very much admired
at the entertainments TO Which her proud
father escorts her.
The pope, who was great pedestrian in
the days of his youth, still distinguishes
himself in that way, taking his daily
walks in the gardens Of the vatican at such
pace that his attendants can hardly fol.
low him.
Senator Blaine is described by a cores
pendent of the Albany Journal as a man of
wonderful magnetism and good feeling.
he is no Achilles skulking in his tent"
adds his admirer, "he is a charming and
radiant force"
N. Gambctta, who loves q good cigar as
much as Gen. Grant himself, and who is
generally seen with one in his mouth. is or.
dered By his physician to give up smoking
altogether unless he wishes to seriously i'm.
pair his splendid voice.
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BArrLEnoro. n C.. Sem. II 1877

pAl thEbpho, ~ -, sept, ., 10 80.
Messrs. MORGAN x ALLEN, 80 st. John St,
New Yorl, City;
Dear SirS;- 1t affords me great pleasure
to inform you Of the wonderful cure your
CONSTITUTION Water" has wrought upon
my wife. Her doctor had pronounced her
incurable Of Bright's disease of the kidneys,
but, thanks to you, she is as well to-day as
she ever was in her life. She says she is
certain if it had not been for your medicine
she would have been dead before this time,
and truly hopes that all who suffer with
Bri9ht's kidney disease, will try your Con
stitution Water" before they wait too long.
Wishing you many happy years, and that
your medicine may reach every sufferer.
am sirs, very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM A. TREvATHAN.
Ask your druggist for it.
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DENVER NINE INVESTMENT COM
PANY.

PANY.
This company is organized to exist twcn.
ty years, with a capital Of 10000 shares. 4,
s. each.
It proposes to buy and develop mining
claims in Lcajyile and its immediate ii.
entity,
ITS OFFICERS ARE:
j. a. NcCann, presidents +. {. Avery
VICE president; a. Avery secretary and
treasurer
Inc president and vice'prcsdent are resi-.
dents and real estate owners of Denver,
MI "A Avery, the secretary
and treasurer is the well known
glove manufacturer OF Fifteenth street,
Denver
Previous to his locating in Denver he
was largely engaged in exploring the min.
''a1 resources OF Colorado and New
Mexico and the company relies largely on
MS experience IN selecting properties for in.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
FROM THE BANKS OF THE HUDSON.
NEwBURG. n. Y. Oct. 90. 1879

Il. Il. WARNER & Co., ROCHESTER,, n. Y.
-Gentlcmcu;-"A lady of over seventy
years Of age, in failing health for over a
year has been using Warmers Safe Bitters
on my recommendation. She feels very
grateful for the benefit she has derived
theretrom, and saws that until she used it
her stomach could bear no vegetable food
for over three years. | believe it to be
certain specific for dyspepsia. DR.. j. t
JOslvn.
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BEowN's HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is the
most effective pam destroyer in the world
VIII most surely quicken the blood wheth-
er taken internally or applied externally,
and thereby more certainly relieve pain,
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain al.eyiator, and it is warranted double
the strength OF any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the side, back or bowels.
sore throat rheumatism, toothache, and all
aches, and is the great reliever of pain,
browns Household Panacea" should be
IN every family, A teaspoonful of the Pan
acea IN tumbler Of hot water (sweeteued
If preterredD, taken at bed time, will break
up cold. % cts. q bottle.
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CAIcAGo, March G. . $40 y n,

CHICAGO, March 6, $50 pm,
Corn-March, 364 May 4O2l; April,
3G%@%,
oats-NIay, 3525@%,
Pork-May,$1l 871s; April, SIT SIX.
Whcat-March, 81 1853; April, 81 o5l5
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Do FAVOR TO A SICK FRGEND.-If you
have friend suffering from any disorder
of the kidneys send them a package OF
kidncy-Wort, and will you make them
happy. Its great tonic power is especially
directed to these diseases, and it quickly
relieves the distress and cures the disease.
Have you tried it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07

MAINE NEws.-Hop Blttcrs, which is
advertised in our columns, are sure cure
for ague, biliousness and kidney complaints.
Those who use them say they cannot be too
highly recommended Those afflicted
should give them fair trial, and will be-
come thereby enthusiastic in the praise of
their curative qualities. Portland Argus.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07

ApHoEA CURED-FELLow's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYpopHospHITEs-Aphonia or
loss of voice, is remcdied in short time,
no matter whether the cause be from in.
fammation of the lining membrane, from
cold, or from nervous arrangement