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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-27
THE MARK ETS.

Get Lyons Patent Heel Stiffeners applied
to those new boots betore you run them over.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-27
vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.

0n Transfer Pictures, IOc. 100 scrip Picture. ,oo
wv Address ]. W. F~RIzzELl. Bat5moreN M
, 1880-11-30

n the middle u! lin river, Il, icnkInR cn1dl.
tin. am lltc ,uE harrington has tHoh ct,ilafGr-
,tlly Hittored ~ ~ InuvlnE GNNlEni III TIM itH.
Ilnr plates, urn lmdIy lcntml Iatwrrn iE,,
10 rcpur.
MfstaArs 10 uvEnhuE vEsSEfs.
spftEH HHHttrh 10 IL. Ehtct3p .,,t'tn..
:, ,Mi!WAukEk. Nov. al.-ffe .schnOpGrs Dlark
,',. mMwk ts a i;Hhe rnrcSt arfynl ':te larnx a.t
the nnGiorMuriu to,th ManIiu,i hari'or Thurs
siny Thu Nclls Hurt WIS rGtAtr!Iiy ttnlnHgH
EetvGd IN liHr MGlt with tho MnnH.hEull. n,li
would s1t f,p ready tD leatyH tho lIuslInr ii Fri.
tlny. Her stcn' Ii A.ursGtl frsrt the rabbits nnt
Nwny. 'rfr et.h,Aihtr 'Ti,rea i}rbttUra wss nt.3
Ut south tn.,!tuu. l,,t VIA nihkltE cnnvns wht,t
tho nt,Ote vEsHgls. left. a lArxc thttc!nnd.
tho North Mnnitmt nnl Hceplnlr l}cat' with
in ia sten,i. 'fi,u sehpnnar flying Ciond sprns
nilio tlnys IN ss,nlh stnniton hnrl.or. md nlao
plnte Rie - Ght1 from .ChIc,lyu for lli1n!,er.
southwest e1itt Df lio South Sth,ttt. liar attrn
n9,tsMt y tt"t a,,ri,is the iatn Hn',theriy blow;
selling II ~ tho islalnl"rp. About l,s0U bushels
lslitf TITUS liGbn AaInIse,1 ut ..
T1lu eGf!onnGr s!!ytllutl arrived from hc1nw ut
Noon, htltl tho d. Il. Clht tnwllrl nycnnR. Thuy
left thu il,lvcs IN Saturday. IN cnmtMily with
frIenler mud OrplaF I!oy. llh,brr-sl'let,. Ti1Q
M,trtIKn t,ila.ci! here Mt mon. i ihrGc.n nniA
rtcr, ts!,liH UNKNOWN. wins rrtrteu lying ut tho
HEAVIER, BY Capt. Eavui,lEtt, with her furcsnll
gone. ltn ttlso sitw tho scfloptcr Il. \. Sellol-
htii stGnafIly i'll fur tho ,tHt etnrc yrstuFduy,
with nil her s,ltiare cilI,vsls Alu n jtb gDtlo.
LOTT HER n0wsritlr.
Srteta! Utsm.ith 10 1'ht Ehffaon 7rbunf.
E SANStA, Ntty. M.-TlIc schooner FaiIg, lunlbcr-
lndcn, haa put III hero Will, her 1owsprIt goto.
, 1880-11-30

HEAVY WEATHER. ON LAKE OSTAl1O.
Epfttll Ni&}xItch tn Ih4 GhftIg0 TflbAts.
KlfasT0H. Ont. Nov. .0.-Tl1o Bctl0.Nor jessie
Soarth. with ooti trou Oswrxo for Toronto rn,.
III 1ore tn.tlAy fnr shrltur. Tho Cuptala reports
worry he0vy weather. outside.
ANpEADOH ITEMS.
Spstial DspAteh to The Chttdon Tribant.
ANnRRlHDS. Tint. Noy. :ai-rnD tug liob ilntk-
Lry-anuK III thu morning.
'tuHs Jnhn Manning Aud ltaoth have laid Ut
tho cur stUuks.
WihTEllIN1 At sAIsNtA.
Hp.ftai Dl.pateh IL The t'Aleugo Irttunt,
SAlNtA. Ont, :u:--A n,lctl ,Ar9er nnln bor nf
hero thB wntur Tho wtlula VI thu llruity !lcrt,
comprising i've RteAlIlers. aru tu ~ lAto winter
uurters h0rb,
SALE or SCHOONER.
1pteiat DtsrJteh 10 1hs thicugo Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Nov. N,-Junies J0lnsni, VI Chs-
E1WHrA Wright, og thts elty,, fur S..a1 I!tu
lrrtt!urs urrIyt1 hurW u trw tlhyA uE,'. lcaKlug
badly, and nuw lies upon tho bunk Ut tho rlsur.
An IMPORTANT MARITIME NECistna
DETNOlT, ai!eh.. Nov. .aJ.--Jnfyu l!rawtl do
ci,Ietl III thu UntGi htates District CHtt tl-slhy
that when ycsscts uro seize1 ula suit! by lof-
tiYn Narltt,ue C0.,st, tliuy uannut by us"ia
sufzud ut,l sold In this connsrs.
trA!s decision las Till ttlipurlunt bearing HPael
tho proceedings tnnlttutesl III thv Jlnte statrH
Court Gr0 NK4tinst tho RGa4lNef NltilltIl ltnftf
craft tAat wa cat,dcstincty run snlt ut An'or-
duut hy Canadian Mnrltt Limo Court, tlu pnlnta
Involved ars prvclsuly li!i'au *uttfca by Jud9u
Ilrown Ia Ills .lGeIslou III nboYo stAlotl.l
- H4,EAU Canal.
orrAwA, Ont, Now y@.--wa.ee bus boon lot
cut Ut lhU eAual. -
, 1880-11-30
shsw. Arrived -sscntn- bar9es lionry Howard
duJs lArgi,. !. f.. AfirtiDu.
Wind West, lEHtjt.

s1gw. Arriyrtl-s.catr,- burgess 1ionry unwarsl
an! l,arEt. \. r. Ahrtipp.
Wind west, lFutt.
EltEnDrtiAE,
Sp'tfdt Dspatth Ia The Chtthan 7Ffhhnt.
CnEIn,YHAS, Mich. Nt,v. G".-Sr arrirnts Of
clc,,r,.nt,,. ,,..iy. The ecfnn,"f* = y: t,Art'-
nsr .titl hn Miner ast. rcndy to lch'c wl1gn tf'o
wrpthcr nrit.ritps+ -.
Wlmi tu.Iay west, fresh, cold. leo III mixing
fast. ..
EsCAHANA.
y. :tsi t,ttnutea to N, Ghtenae TRIBUNE.
EW:ASAHA. Mict,.. Nns. a3.-1ho seh''nlrr Clnra
Parker, win tru for st. Joseph. md sctsNNcrs
S i. Ti!Ien o. l.. Inch, and E<, with coal tur
Chicago. sNllcd t0-tlty.
MAGKIyAU CITY.
sptefa, Dispatrh to The c1teaao 7rthunt.
MAcKlxAu CtTv. MlGb., Nov. A.-!'lhrro pro-
1mjnrs pnsnci MI ihIs erci,tnE: 1llc Mnnghuu6r
stl heru, nls0 tho schooner Il. q. lfutts, bouild
tIn, .,..x.,. +.,, ,,,,.,,,.,, IN ,,,.v,
ERIE
Sprtfdt H|trateh ia Thu C1ttd9h 7ftbune
T;niH, Pa, Nuv. 81. si.-EIltered-t'ropNiinr Del
N,y,Ire, Kr4ltH: Y Il. Fn!rlnttk. GUr1i, thlc!i9o.
Thu cha,I;lol Into tho harbOr IL frco ftUn leo
3lH,ilI1.
, 1880-11-30
LAKE pOltT9.
HurRiG,i1.

u Special Dl'patea to Tas chted9a Tribune.
4 buyyALG, N, T., Eny. .as9.-Arslyals-rr"peslo
n. ". i4lmrr, arair', chlcugo.
Clcare.,-lroprllor Wo-co-s1n, III addition to
those several Of thu linu l,rnpoliors arrived aild
oue, slU New ynrk, usarcal t.,r Gl,tcuan.
but It ID thought that f'a, II any sur, vts,sls
viii clear trMn lnls pnrt. It u ueilevel hal INV
ivt-up III lhe cold sliup viii allow u,uliy " tAa
Euuts on lhU eulMl to Ket Through.
i tKT!tOIT,
SPECIAL nhpatek 70 tn CAt<aoo 7ttbuns,
pxrNot7T t7T.,slitas. Miiets:. My. UG!!onnl 9pwI 9q,.
, 1880-11-30
A i,ttAyE MAN ltt,Sf>ltEp

Oswcgo Palladium, a7th; Capt. c. ". Fprrls, Of
tn&3tug j, u. Whge!er, knOws fo-slay. shAe this
community ia mt irrnaNnalse ~ ptucS ana
t,rayury lie was called from hls tux ut the dock
this ,nurut.,v. aud two gc'u1lvtAeu representing
, 1880-11-30
.,,, Signals Sent Up from somc OF
''' il,p Endangered Craft After
Efgl,tfAll.
n. Nav stcam-Barge Agnes Out
''' Through by leo and Sunk
ut Toledo.
o.,.aan Drowned Near Manisteo While
Assisting an Endan1otod
Vessel.
,.,,,, 1oEtrln!ers A'rislng-A s1arillne De-
"' ti,)yu Fearing npuh The Midland
no,tr Gaze, Etc.
THE Fls1.EH1:-Up.
ov,A.;r5 ERIE AND 1T. Ct.AlIt.

,,
TILE FEEEHE-ur'
on 1.AE,:1 EltlE AND 1T. cfAi'1.
sPtf'a' .,n'''s ,a',. .',,, M,-Tlu ,utcsl reports
DETROIT, n'cn VA. ~ ,,,i .,o nrn,,r,I,.rs mn,
ton , ,',r,cs which left tho rivtr Sunday nnIl
nea1'p',i nat III tho Ice about ten miles |
u'1ss W. e,', Tl,r ,frut c,,,Hfsts IF twulyn
e'nr,s, VS. NJ amonp them the prepcl!srs 1,'Ah.'
ss. sr rmutt A,1lptu. PhntGiphII's Cdluf1l'lo.
IT.! n ;ron,sr, n lrhvh, lsoanoke, .lunIata, Cor
r,orant nnt co'soft' v o""''' III" eo'''o''' "Do
cJKcrshaw. .,,,, u,.,. .,,,,,o.
Thca. L, khc1ton Ia here, auu Will wall chahccs
ro'e 'a'o!".11 t,,ro,,rh Inte st. Clair without
uu,a trouble,
h''a s[.,.H "sdI p,s,,sa % 10 me chieupo 1rtbuns-
SFe'a' Ant "t'' r,,,.' ~, -rl,o ,,ru,,rlIcrs r.o-
AsnE"1,oS. una' ',,, .,,,,s,r, . shnrx,"n onnoko.
isuralo, and Il, u. rutt.c Mst 1An,hesa.huss ut
t"s tas,'h, mn, lilo India II III l.nku Eric, utout
esllgn'ir ir1,vI;.nks. Fuur Anchor ltus prs1,cI-
81 ias tn' , u'@1. rsrs ,tra re,or,ca suck In tic
IL opost kxsyiS ! ,Sc lmey n arkw asg ns!'f,a h u al
IL a ny,!x :" lrse f t!iSnff'Sss ina ',ie,;
tapt. 81. " llfahet MasI.Hr. H y. .nu ,,,i Ina
ttsnbo1i ns1:' Ga"Ii liz liz snys @ tlo fJuHn t!ci,-
the iee, ns ihoy ;!'t'nt 10 seen froa' ls'nss-
yllo With piwcrI!tl Elnsses. ,,,o,-i,,s
TbcpsolHa!er kersnaW MsSGn ,n1 i, ~ I,,'s
ssMp III. aud ~ Huo'o luz 1"'5 p'''"S ''''A'ns
slvw progress, ,,.,x,, ,ut,,,, .,, r,,,o
Tho CnJnra!n nn;! Hoaiioke neiisea "ho !I',s Ky
further down Will the Ico 'n1s nl'eeH"o'' on wv
Cayhanka. nu,x ,.,,,,r
The Lehtsh ~ nchlcl tip tne my nln s'!fA M w
t111MttIe urn close to llrr: 51o ID trsul9 y" te'
lay lhe Jtn|ata nld sherwood ,,, e.. ,,,.o
The New inrk. tlotiha ilt. sneIas ~ haso Ivy
worked llp l!i.ln uMr..,n . 'ho "'Ae''''ot1' 0A'
e I,ltIao, sundar nlnrllll'a: ,,,.,,. .,r H.,
Tho At.bfI, bund uoHh' "1s III s'Rat "it luo
c,sybanks IT llrk. ;, ,r.. ,,,,. c,a,,,,,,a
mi Il also III the lcn. >, ~,
, 1880-11-30

cunltinn nnd with full iicncti
mcuiH here tD-mnrstIw to rCsntnG Its labors for
the first tinc since tho deMlh uf Tho inc Chief
,lustlcu llyan, Judge lyun's. term OF scrvsco
would nut hive ex prch for over yenr yet. and
Ills dcnth nailcit incumbent upon tho Governor
to Apl,ulnt Ills Hilccessur. 00v. Smiths cho!co
WIS In accord with tic jOptlur demand, and
fell upon issOelntc.JustEco Colo, whnso pnlo
fHcc. blntk eyes, n,d while acad Will hefc-
nftcr mako lllm tho conspicuous, ccn'
tral ilHuro uf tho "grAy0 Anl rerer-
e.l scixuiors" WHO ,.tl0rn tho 1lcnch.
Chicf-Juatleo Colo is remarkable tnn,,, and has
hnt II remarkable curGcr. lIu was b0ru III
Clzenovtu. Ma.tison County, New York, Aug,
u, lsly nnl ID consequently III yenrs Of nge. liz
ksl.tlslnteL At Union College, In 1919, ca,uc 10
Wfpc1nsIn In l815, was elected 4 ncsluer Of the
Convention to frnn.u u State Constitution III
1Hli, lsu wnB elected to Congress from tho
secontl District us n Willy. at TINT time tho
State Ut Wisconsin WINS entitled 10 hut two leelt-
rcscrtativcs In Congress. and thu Second District
nlBrheesl thu western t,nlf OF tho Statc tnclud-
inr i,rtinu 0f whit II now tho FIRST lltssrlc&,
imost OF thu Sucon th9 walule Of Tug Thir.l hll
,.;,i ,s"s tho llon, A. lyntt s,,n q so,'e ;nss,
S f liz ~he s,es III II liz u eas S a'ei Sci
thu r'Mp!e. Cn!o ncccplcd tho inyltntio,l. aud
the two eul,ltlthtts met Ut most uf tho principal
napl,asIt election uf tho WhiH e4ndltlnto: Judge
Culo's carccr III Congress WIS nurkca by his
stnrhy op!,usls!3pn, 10 9in senalnes o. tho ,fo.
Tho tltiltl u President Ztsclsary Ta,lnr md tho
necess!s,n of Mlllari lllllnre ns President Ut tho
Iosn.toxng people nf thc Nurth by !!lo pass.uo
0f thu Fugitive Slave act, nIid tho "Eonprniilse
nnnsures INIT ~ ""'nHi t,i.soi!ttto 10 !Ss
nn uututikGtl-tur Hyent.
Judge Cnln toof MI actfro interest III tho for
ma afiu IN @ e. m tr s i lry a. tc III n py i11 ~
ilasuetHtG lhst!c4 " tlle supreme ctusa hRa'tlst
IuS 3 CFMwao oef. atia mn med- sa
followed hrn. ana ho w,ls elected to !. position
thiat nc has heiu it,r inarv thttt y ltnftEf "
Sgiitary Misntaxh ttlo olllGo T. ~, oeetiso o'l,
sna h!s snims 'r ~ eeS ,o sMnnt' ,a on . f%r it
TYP yelrs tg', ho defeated his i,ct.,cr1!t!S onl-
pea!t.'; ~: 81: Cot!or,: ! BY majority of aLM
thrso @ tises ttisr @ IT, reorGni,i1at,on II, lsin.
Mt0 hglu tue nstso lur Il iernt bt six years. ~
.!Ectt ht!,llng tWa Mw 4lidEfs 10 tno
ea' inetSIs'M sss1 w. o,r @ ~ hE S+t,nd;n !sl,
hutl nlit recently bce eieGieu ns Assovi4'o J,,s.
tco lor IT, ~! Term 81 teh yeHrs, nfiet s!s tho
sary s INC sa'n9 , u % 1E suns,nSpt m glmg h9
on sho l,ars u tno !eEaa if!tprialtS 10 ~ h!S
c4Ltscnt an rex,Kn alia nGeeM la9 nostion OF
nSt sSa Tas @ sat sai af'f @ ~ Of
pnr yo,o ,nxa hErlngo gol, Ine M s5'o q, i" hs We
has 1sen never To- sreK ~; ~ oss, IA ntt @ ~ ~ l,ni;
0iplo iald down W on" ot te % !ol.t,ers OF the
SIn1sto@Mt; @ M @ a snaf II lfSc o%sss ta s
mgr ,s,,' aseiGa; H. s,,o,,,u,,. to oa, ,,y,,,r. t.,
ts!s cnnnsction H. reKnr so 'ho iisar,aing aht!.
y e1nefiehGe, anu tinslGnt s!saai!lleti4hs tit!t
XII, GoH n 9 sn1ng u traanp III ptes, "
tnn StM,e Tor ysrk Without SPIT
, 1880-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,
MAXINE itt}5I'ITAL. MONEYS.
ns4.faf Dfanafsh In ,f.la fthifah, IsthunR

WAs.uSuroN, y. g., Nov. ..8,-scnnscn inter Ing
Western ports tnn1o tho following contributions
tn tho tlarno Hospital fund DURING tho last
n1o mi pHnr
, 1880-11-30

I@OIs YALE-MY FARM. G.t ACHES. OltnEKISt}
I on fsrnnn i.atp. Wtset,nsln, known ~ snnnysida
ril.rtocSHdi hnstss!!nId turnltu.o ars.-cass; nh%
et Gte @,r ; pra ~ 1mo a ~
npcy In vIhR been spent ~ Hake this n aEeEg ~.
efrcl ttH.iFahfH. Tltsc perfect. lriGGt tHN q. III.
HAStif:N. ILIwAnkGn. WIS.,.
, 1880-11-30

j. 10 MT nnc Of ny il Uranae its f1r al; ONLY ~
du.n ma q mnniily: Ater tl'f they WI % ~ ~
home " your nwn: md stop pnyng yous ha!s.garnsd
r,oR sA1.E-74Y ACNEy rt,ONrIStl SOUTH on
J. AxtythIr.l-s. in II. Nhhef's sub IN Sec. Il ~ II
MEAD K tTlE, la In SaiIa.At -
, 1880-11-30
nRl1tiHT.

Special Dtspnteh 10 7ht Chteaeo Tribune.
CLINTON, ILL.,, Nov. .3,-fn lie witt County fho
farmers nrc greatly worrtef over tho scarcity vi
watcr. For tho last fotIr mouths thru has not
been enough wntcr for general purposes, and III
grc.lt many InstHnr's stock Il nctlIniiy suffer.
Ing. Tue cistrr,ls aid we!l4 hlvr nearly ats VomG
lity. and nenpIv ArI IN u ht'i tlx. During tho
,i,st of November tho Krl,tnh hns bctn trIMcn,
sud lsns heeii. and ~ now. corcrcd will, SHOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
DIED.

HYATrOn Sunday December H. at hot late residence near
Tarrytown Mrs Marietta Morgan, widow OF Apf@nan
Relatives OF the family invited TO attend hsr
from her late residence on Thursday the iot1
Carriages viii meet train from Grand Gen.
tra Depot at TsrrytovD.
GILEs-At Homosassa Fla, september7 1878 george W"
Oldest son Of William ogden Giles. Of tails city , ..
VIII take place az Cavsy S
4thave aud 2lst.s, Friday December n AZ ~
Relatives OF the family are respectfully eo Y"
attend.
MARTH ENs-On wednesday morning. December TO- Sarah
j.. wife Of George Marthens. -. .,a.n.o
Funeral services tomorrow at M from her "'o
40 Communipaw-ave., Jersey city.
Interment Friday morning.
MoRELL-At Beechwood. scarborough Mestcnte sro
wife OF General George w More AMI daughter Oh
William Creighton d. d. in the oist year OF her age oecb
lobe laid In Creighton vault St Mays CHURCH, beeo
Burial service at Christ Church Taytown, Friday, Deceu
Central Depot 1910 m for Taryto"n
Retnrnne leaves Tarrytown and 2o and Scarborough
PARMLYon the 18th inst Samuel W Parmy, IN the 18TH
Funeral services at his late residence West 3ith st.
Friday, y. IN. Pledse omit flowers.
VELIs-At the New York Hospital Of typhoid feveT Mon
day evening December 10 Henry Fay OF tho ate fd
g. Wells and Mary T., wifi; ofJacHs1n - Shutz aged
20 years -
Fnsra services West 2oth.s, Thursday Decem
Relatives and friends are invited without further
notice.
WEIIs-on Monday tho 18th inst, Frederick. only
John A. and Elizabeth L. Wells.
Funeral private.
InteTment ~ NewDurg
wUEE.ER-Cn Monday December 49, 1880. Stafford An
drews Of A. X aud Nancy b. Wheeler aSei ~ years
Funera at the residence OF his father ~ uaah
place Brooklyn, Thursday. December 10, atZ T. H.
wIfSON-SuldenIv December H. $780, Brooklyn. Ethel
youngest daughter Of George and Edna Wilson, IN the sun
year Of her age.
intermeht az Glen Cove, Friday. l7thinst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

French critics are much interested in o6scry-
Ing that Mldcmosee Sarah Bernhardt has thoroughly
adapted herself to American habits. she writes home to
tie Gaois that she breakfasts at TO- lunches al l. dimes
at end sups at midnight OF nying altogether Op
posed TO French habits Ia order she to put her
self in harmony with American IDEAS, instead
OF drinking eau rOune-that Is to say, Bor-
deaux and watcr-she drinks absolutely pure
water treaty." she says absolutely pure"
1t is trne" adds MAIDEN ,sele Bernhardt, that this
Is not a common water. It is pleasing TO the palate
wheu pure ~ ordiuary water mixed with VINE It IS
ADOfiindris Wafer" MademOsele Sarah explains, for
the eIcaOn of the Par-ians that she drinks ii iced
like champagne. in American fashion. and an Xceent
fashion IT," From time 10 tme tOremlnd herself Of la
be L. France she adds few drops OF Chateau Yquem,
If waters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t would be a most appropriate and honor
able action for Congress ITSELF ana especially IOf tue
Democratic members, to sgnaZs the h0lday season
and their temporary retirement rom cohtrOI 10y
brave and liberal provision elther, as the President
recommends for Grant or better st for all Pres
idents.-I Boston Advertiser tRep.)
Only upon the theory that there is pur-
pos 10 nu lily the Presidential election there sense
reason in the Democrats making night Tor Morgan.s
rule Under II they had the nerve 10 take e&-
IRENE action it, they might use their partisan ma
iOrtie in the two houses TO throw our as any laWiu
Electoral votes they c1osel Buffalo Express (RepI
John Kelly it was who c0olly defeated the
Democra C party in Newly Yrk ~ 1879 aHd paVei the
Way for the decentralization OF 1880. Aud now he calls
other men traitors the Democratic party and lnYOkes
curses upon their heads Comment We. cannot indulge
in for we heed 10 the injunction, DE mOrtus
mi nisi bonun.-[BOs Post Dem)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

jected small flags On each side in front hung, .
small rich banner with heavy bullion fringe; Inc
upper gallery opposite on the west side, which was
used by the regmental band draped In flags and
bunting below and above. Ii was snrmounted by
covering similar to that over the orchestra stand
containing tall palms. sprnging gracefully from
beds OF velvety moss.
The seats on the sides of the hall were said TO al
ford accommodation for 1900 persons Those In
the galleries. about 800 In number, were gold last
Saturday at auction, aud last night were almost
constantly filled. In the basement was lunch.
room for the use of those who failed TO partake Oh
Demonico's supper served on the third floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
MACMILLAN ~ 90.

Love and Life An Oh story in EgLecuth Century Cos
tune By Charlotte NJ Yonge. Author Of the Heir OF Red
cly1ie," LIMO ii Is
Pcod fer the Invalid tho Convacscout the equity tic
Dyspep'ic. Miner Fothcrgll, Nj. d.. and Horato G.
Wood NJ y. one volume. l2Ino. 81.
The Minor Arts Porcelain Paiutng Wood Carving stem
cihng Modelling. Mosaic Work &c BY Charles o. Lesni
With numerous Illustrations limo. 90 cents
Out OF tue Deep. Words for the sorrowful From the
VIKINGS OF Charles kingsley. 12mo 81 %.
Chris,suns Child \ sketch OF Boy Life illustrated
by Wa ter CIaue. lGmO. 81 5U
Pansies Hour Bin illustrated by Adrian Stokes. l6mo
81
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AAv~naners Of the country and giving special atten-
49, ~ IN IL form afion from the South.

Aevspapers Of the country and giving special atten
Hon to sll information from the South.
King Humbert. of Italy. is about to visit Paris
under the travelling title of Comte de Pavia After
sfaying there short time he will 60 to England as
the guest OF the Prince Of Wales.
Judge Geddes, the Democratic Representative
from Ohio. is quoted as saying that what marked
Secretary Sherman in his young manhood was his
intense devotion TO his business. He was always
modest and of retiring nature. Judge Geddes-
who practised law in the same town-adds: HE
had, always thought. q kind heart, and doubt
not that charity appealed to HIM with just much
success as 10 his more expressive neighbor. The
charge, and apparent general IMPRESSION that Sec
retary Sherman a cold-hearted man, arises
Ries of mind and body almost exclusively to what
ever no had to do"
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