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New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

I7th-End Of " The Snake Charmer at the BDou End
Of Florence engagement at Booths
18th -Mrs Langry is said TO have lcceeded as 4S'
Hardeasae. az he London Haymarket
10Th -NcCrlIorob acted Brufgs Nine. Janauschek
apr,ared st the windsor Theatre. Miss Annie fI1Iey
oppeared at the Grand Opera House as y oSs i ~
Vokes Family came out at BOOTHS Theatre, III Btues
OF tie Xxi itchen" Olvettc" was revived at ine Dyi
Theatre The Hanlon-Iecs acted AZ NlhiO a nb1elN, !,
2lst-Mr Mccullough acted O'heilo.
22d-dra Clara Hackett appeared at the academy M 3l
Music as L1Gy Macbeth Barton Hill acted NGc1em' oao
o. Booths Theatre.
23l.-Farewell benefit TO Mccullough
o;tb-Mr. Mccullough ended his engagement at The
Filth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

Why should the feelings of Mr. Scoville be
bnrt by Guiteas abuse former really believes the
latter Insane and irresponsible - Troy Times Rep)
One of the queerest of recent developments
I'm financial relations IL seen in the opposition OF h
fesssd dollar advocates to the retirement oI lne
silyer Observation-Disclosures Gazette (RepD
For the past dozen years the Democratlc
party has been able to present no claim 10 the
kevnnd ifs larre suggestion of change, and It's wen
Known desire get possession OF the offices one eohul
fion OF surcess Ia TO deserve It, No candidae can ead
the Democratic party victory unless puts something
new nnder him and better back Of
Ton Herald Hndl
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

De Quincy By David Mason. limo, cloth 75 cents.
The volume issued in the English Men OF Letters
The Heart Of tae White Mountains BY samuel Adams
Drake Illustrated by W. Hamilton Gibson 4to. Illuminated
CLOTH gilt edges, 81 So In box
The Land Of she Midnight san Summer and Wintor
Journeys through Sweden Norway, Lapand and Northern
Finland. By PAM u. Du Chaillu With Map ana 235 IDB
tralOns. 2voLs, svO cloth. 81 so.
Oliver Goldsnith's Works. Editcd By Peter Canning,
ham, f. Prom eectrotype plotes. With steel plato
portrait vols, cloth, paper labels uncut eigeJ and
gilt tops sSi
To America. StGdes for tho Old World and tue
Now. By Joseph HlttOn- Alto. paper 20 cents
IIarpers Cycioprdia of British and American Poetry.
Edited by Epes Sargent Royal SyO Illuminated cloth, c)L
0rct edges, "a 80.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
Liquidation.

Liquidation.
Kimbel & j. Cabus ana 20thst, New-York. beg
inform their patrons and the puoe in general that owing
the approaching dissolution Of ther copartuerhp whch
terminates the drst day Of May 1882 they offer their
tire OF hghclas PRrlor Library Dinng room Cham.
Der and Fancy Furniture greatly reduced prices in order
close ae business OF tho 6m by the above mentioned date
Fs.t Uxice Nsuce.
The f0refga nails Tor Ia: Fosk etnng SATU HDAH.
December 81 1851 will csss AZ this ofioe TUESDAY at
1850 Tor Sar0pe, steamship Nevada, via lU-en5
WEDN ES DAY, S30a M for Europe BY stea
must De- specially addressed and $50 France direct.
b. STEAMSHIP France Hayre, THUlssDA at 1;30
tor Europe 10y steamship City Of Iar Queenstown
Germany and France must be specially
Wesphl!is, Plymouth, CheIbourg aud Han burg;
SATURDAY at II for Europe by steamship Uerlnan
queenstown correspondence for Germany and Scotland
must be specially addre ssod aud ~ IL for scotland
direct, by steamship FurneSSiA wa olasgow and at III
a. for Belgium direct Dy steamship khynland, VIA
chip DOnau, southampton ErpInen correspond
Tor Great Britain and other European GUun-
specially addressed The halls tor NUwfound
land oose WEDN ESDAY al m The mails Tor Mexco.
mails Tor Porto Rico and Maracabo Gloss TIA UR3DAI
> The mails fOr Cuba aud Mexico close THU rs
DAY at l3j p. n. The mails for NewfOundand and ~.
Pierre hquel0n close on I'll RSDAY at 80 p. m Tho
m. The mails for Asginwal and SOath Pacific close
SATURDAY at 10 Tho mails for the WndHart
Islands close On SATURDAY at ?. The mails fer Cuba
anu We. ndies close SATURDAY st lS0 pm. The
malls China close Dece nbe 81 az 1880 Tho
Australia &C. close January at m. The malls
HEN RY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post Office No1.IOrk. Dec. "A, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
HoUGHTON, MIFFLN Il CO.

po..r..,ior. of Anton Hopse. book for children. II
Iusrated' By O. Auton. small 4to 81 70
Poems. BY Harriet Prescott sPohord author OF Fho
Amber Gods = Azaran" etc. vol, l6mO. 81 70.
Uo,mess Poems. Handy volume Ed ton In vols Is
mo Win tine portrait CLOTH gI top, 81 90 half CALI 30.
morocco tree calf or seal 80
A Uj.tory of Materialisrn. by y. A. Lange Volume
Ill completing the work Volume III OF the FmoSopnls
Library" oyob GUT TOP, - 0V VIC 0""Pio'o "'iN ''-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis fJr ne past "a hours


WASHINGTON, Dec. &c, l a. m.-The bar
ometpr highest in the Middle and South Atlantic
States and ia low in the Lake Superior region General
lcAt rains have In the Gu states Tennessee the Ohio
Valley, South Carolina and Georgia SOuthwe5terly
winds are reported in the Lake region, Middle states
and New En gland aud nOrthwcsterly IN the South At
antic and East Gulf States There has been general
rise in temperature OF the Mississippi River
Of considerable energy is central III the Gulf near
Port Edds.
Iadodtt9Hg for todaY
Tor the Middle Atlantic states increasing elondiness
followed by local rains southery winds lower pressure
For New-Eng gland, warmer. fair weather, lOLIo"e4
by bcreasng cOudness, possibly by local. rains, winds
mostly southwcstery, lower pressure.
It%tcaIloRs TOR tomOrT0p.
Cloudy weather with rLn is indicated for to-day IN
the East Gulf and Atlantic SOuth Atlantic states rem
nesseo and the Oli0 Valley Lover Lake region ana MID
de states. and rain Tuesday in New w-Engand and
rain followed by clearing weather on Tuhsday IN the
Lower Lake region ana Middle states
C7utiOaqfV StgnHls
CautiOlary sigDa5 continue from Port EadS 70 Hat
terus.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

GALyrsToy, Dec. %. - A dispatch to
Tb, y,,,s ,r,,n Waco says the NAPIER Building was
burned Last NIGHT The loss viii reach 10000.
CHICAGO Dec. 2j.-TGe loss by the burning OF two IN
finished houses on Michigan-ave yesterday was under
esrImated II amounted to So. 900 and fully insured
CNcISEArI Dec, 25.-Fire in Nelson Perm & Co.'S malt
nous. last evening caused damage to the amount OF
$40 900, on when there Is full insurance.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
FLAMES IN WEST ELEVENTH STREET.

A fire broke out in some unknown way yes
terda in the Chinese laundry at No 349 West Eleventh
st. aud extended into the adjoining building NO "a -
before II was subIued By uremen Both buildings
were small and need OF repairs They were dana3ed
abopl n 600 by The flames ]. ". r. gan, who Kept
buc.cr Sion in No 34y lost about 500. and damage ol
500 was caused Ia ,Ge grocery sore OI hehiy Nan
Dnb.n IN No. 3i7 The loss to the Cinnamon who kept
the laundry war trltlng.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
THE FIRE RECORD.
TWO BI.OCKS DESTROYED.

RoCKLAND. Me-, Dec. 25.-Fire broke out ID
tn, Courier Office early thi= morning J"ncss Block III
which the oGce il situated. with Glover Aness Bloeh
adioining-both wooden buildilgs-wore destroyed Ahe
losses on Jones's Block as follows: " Jones' Oh
building s. O0O insurance $4,000; Courier once $"OOo'
usuranre II 500: c. W. Drake, stoves furn ure' eo'
800 insurance 5000; otlrr occupants SOOut I'Ooo
o. Grover Il Amrss Block the ollOwiGg arc the iosses
Grover & Anes build ng $500. Insurance SZ'SVV
0 liver cav grocer, 81 500, insurance Sl,OoO J1lt'
Bick9eI lumber. loss STOCK, @l,OOO; par.Aby III
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
t. d. PETERSON & BROTHERS.

Helen. Babies. BY John Haoberton i5ovoo se cSples
G Heens Babies is published this day. with an illustrated
cover and portraits of "BUdge" and "Todde" On Paper
o. cents; cloth el
Bertha's Baby. Equal TO "Helen's Babies" With an
uisrated cover and portrait Of BerhAs Baby IL
masterpiece and everyone viii love Berthas baDy' ny
Qpstaye DroL. PAper 80 cents, cloth ".
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
C. w. CARLETON & CO.,
:. -,

Madeline MaryJ Holiness New Novel author OF TEN
pest and sunshine" etc. l2no, cloth, 81 80.
4 Changed Heart. The new novel by Nay Agnes Flem
ms l2mo. cloth pound 81 90
Chiidreus Fairy Geography. Merry Trip OF lnas
uay Travels through Europe, with hundreds Of pictuTea
Between Two Loves 4 novel By Bertha NJ Clay, au'
thor g Thrown tho World" l2mO cloth. 81 SO.
Twisted Sein \ novel in verse by q. L. Gardner al
thor stolen " ateTs." Cloth, limo 81 90
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

Alonzo J. Edgcrton. received from 0oSernoi .,no,
bury. last March. his credentials as oen' 80, b;s
Minnesota, his eyes grew Misty anu
voice perceptbv trembled as he sald uo'ei'Io,'
WIZ ,oI IN spcb times with ne, am totally unable
aS aSuSstIv TO express my grstefulness ior the mGh
y and this ,d dsjnanI5n fSe oS@rnoT
OF IT, L;Hdiv way Don't Try thars my
nISn' Wait until some other time TO express your
tbonGCH
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
CHARLES sCRIBNER's SONS,
z13and fl5 .Iroldyay

schyvatkns Search sielgns In tho Arctic In Quest Of
the Franklin Records. BY William IL Gudor vol, oyo,
with maps and illustrations, So
The Chronicle offhe Drum BY W. " Thackeray. with
Illustrations VOL quartO illuminated cloth. fun gilt So
The Quartet a sequsl Kinzer story Of
Growing Boy" one vol, l2mO,, 81
The Orthodox Theology tTo-dn Ry Newman Smyth,
author Faiths In ght' one yoL, l2mO I'll 20.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

Your Mission An illustrated edition the popular poem
BY Ellen NJ o. Gates. with illustrations by Church HARPER
and Alexander Qu4rt0, cloth extra 81
Authsrs and Authorship study OF the literary life By
William ShepharL l6ao, cloth, extra gilt top, 81 %
Pictures aud Legend. from Normandy and brittany:
BY Katherine ;. and Thomas MacqIod SFO Very iuily
illustrated and beautifully printed 81 30.
NorsL. L,pp and R,an. BY Frank Vincent Ir Octave
cloth with fTOnusp.ocs and map. 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
AN OLD SCANDAL.

Prom Macon lGd.J 7eLe0TaPh UIef4I =. r
Mr.. Davis cannot destroy the reputation OF
General Johnston as soldier any more than GeneraI
Gohnston can establish the inuendo that MI Davis a
1ronrated the public funds to his private use But IN
Hnore fhan one Southern community there have been
Thispers of scandal in connection with the god, SILVER
and bullion hch went out Of Richmond ana never 70
tnrned some OF Il has traced 70 the United states
Treasury Department. bnt there is stlll large sum ul-
hcconnted for This controversy, that II Is on, may
Sns ont the truth in ali OF its details it will do
sons.n ny toward satisfying public curiosity and soften
fhy the asperites OF q newspaper braWl
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

Bjrtbday Book Designed by Her Royal Hghncss, the
Princess Beatrice. Inperia 4to, cloth full git s!3 3D.
Ru,oI England. Edition de Luxe" With $50 llustrt
tions Folio ornamented vclum Ready December loh 40
Great Historic Galleries OF Ensnnd Two ser'| eaeh
with "a illustrations. Folio cloth, gilt SlA
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
Mr. T1LpEY GIVES sQUrNT TOWARD FREE
TRADE.

yvm Utter to Drs40r Of the Aaa'lto 1Dos'taor Dec ~
! The advantages of a superior adaptation OF
rlinate soil and spontaneous b0untes OF nature
and of geographical contiguty TO the market, are
3egftimat protection the local Industries iOuhdGd on
fhe Greatest Of human labor In supplying
ths wants Of man. and upon the utmost saving III Ihe
o.t of transpOrtatiOn between the producer anu con
amer IL contrasts with the artificial devices OF 1gs
iAtiop always unskilfu and often perverted Dy
rs.d which generally have the effect oil diminishing Jne
roductiyo human labor just as II the SOL were
rendered less fertile the climate less gehA p Aot
- Tonyress in order TO enable the deuded beneficiary
10 maRe some profit out OF enterprises otherwise unre
HnN4,.a NfuA
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

Life of Cn plain ohm smith BY Charles Dudley warner
lGmO. 81 %
Eith and Kin BY Jessie FothergL l6mo Leisure Hour
Seres). 81.
c.ndi,or,. PD,,I.h ui.torv For students. :. r.
Gardiner With Biographical Account of the autlots' 'h
EnEllsl History. By J. Bass Mulinser. l2mO - 20
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & sons.
Iafuyeife-p MIA e

Little Dignity Pictures and rhymes Of olden times By
with "a Illustrations 4to, boards Illus
trated designed By the author 81 90.
Mother Goose: OF, The Old Nursery Rhymes illustrated
by Kate Greenaway Printed In colors American Edition
81 English Edition , 81 20; Full calf. IS.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
Bian,nrclI.

Ir,vo-s hs arnnagne with AugutOra Bers the world
enovned AppeLer Haveit your table for New Years
callers ASK your Druggist for the genuine article
manu- utactlred by Dr. J. q. u. Siegert * sons
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
MACMILLAN & CO.

Sketches from the Subject and Negbbor Lands Of Ven.
ice Edward a. Freeman, d. Z. l., LII d. with MINER.
ous Illustrations. l2mo. 81 so
The History Of the Norman Conquest Of England It's
Causes and its Results. BY Edward A Freeman ID G. L.
Revised American Edition. yos sVo WITH Index SZO
Charles Kingsley's Novels and Taies Popular Edition
Westward no! 81 75i HypAIa, II 20 Two Years A5o
Water Babies ST. Is; The Heroes, 81 so or the eight
volumes bound In cloth. gilt top in paper box Sl2.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
J.B. LIPPINCOTT a. CO.,

The Two Orntions on the Crown schines ana DEMOS
ira cloth, 81 90.
Trea.ury Of Fairy Tales words OF one syllable By
Harriet Audubon. illustrated omal Ito, extra cotn 81
madame De sevigne. By Miss Thackeray tMrs. Rich
rnnnd HiIchiel. lUmO hne ClOLh, aL.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

Milnnan's Complete Works A new Library Edition.
with table Of cOutenIs and fu indexes printed from large
type laid paper. In vols, crown Svo strongly
cloth Price S2 cduced from s24 90
Life and speeches of Hon JOhn Bright BY o. Barnett
Smith, author Of the Life OF Hon w T. Gladstone Frc.
- 90 Crown syo PIP. 70S. Two hns portraits
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

TErRUYE OFFfcR Dec. 2G. q. m.-During the claer
and fair weather OF yesterday the movement in the
barometer was slowly downward. Inc tcToperstnre
ranged between 2oo and 4Go. 357so oeing
27o higher than on spendng day la year and
20 highr than on Saturday.
Warmer and fair weather followed By Increasing
clOuGincss G,h chances Of rain ate day may DO eA-
pectcd to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
DEATH or JOHN ORVILLE EVANS.

John Oryille Evans, the president of the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company, died at the Gllsey
House yesterday morning, after an Illness Of few days
He was born III PaYctteYc, NewYork. in 1881 and en-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
A PAIR WAKNING.
ryo,n The PhtLddeLphfd Press


President Arthur has fortnight IN which 10
,nsdtate pon the selection OF TO pat at the heau
Of the Interior Department the home of jobs
If President Arthur makes Secretary any donptuI man
Ske many mentioned for the place he will nnd hat he
praises his past appointments have won VIII melt uke
ano in
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
ROBERTS BROS,

A Pageant, ard other Poem. By Christina G. Rossetti
Author OF Tue Goblin Market" &C. lGmO cloth. Price
Il IS.
cluI PrC
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
. nrooKLYN FACTORY DAMAGED.

A loss OF 50, 800 was caused 10y fire IN the
cellar o the twostogy and frame factory o. Julian
Lncas No II and ~ WashIngtOn-ave. BrookIyn' on
Saturday night II va in red Tor SJ,1oO
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

4 sore throat, n distressing cough, asthma
mr. any symptoms Indicating pulmonary bronchial
affection are speedily removed by DR.. Jayness EIpec-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
DDDD. MEAD A. co.

Without Home. BY Y. p Roe. 81 so.
The Lady haIlOit BY Tennyson Decorated In coors
By HOSar1 Pyle / vol, small quartO, richly bound N
cloth, with gilt edges, In "A neat box So.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
FROZEN TO DEATH.

Canton. Ohio Dec. 25.-William Hoffman,
kfarmer was found dead on the road North In
Sustry on Sunday morning Lie had been drunk and
kss frozen TO death
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
SPECIAL Notices.

At Kirby e. Co.'S Art Rooms.
Nos s45 and SAT Broadway, between 18th and l4thsts
on EXHIBITION TOMORROW CTUESDAY.
TO BE SOLD ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT 231
O'CLOCK WITHOUT RESERVE. BY ORDER OF
@. CAMPBELL PENNY. Esq, Assignee
ELEGANT ENGLISH CHINA DINNER, LUNCH AND
DEss ERT SETS, &C., &C.
SUITABLE FOR NEW YEARS SPREADS
THOMAS F. KIRBY CO., AUCrIoNEERs
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

JNTItN V'St'UOD -
Famous Painters md Pantiaas. BY Mrs. Julia A,
shedd With IS helDypes one vol, i2mo illustrated
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
Gjuetiai Notices.

pile. pernanently eradicaed In to three weeks with
-, Iiyatnre or causuc send circular containing
U"q.rennes DE- HOYT. West 2Jth u.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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'"s"''ls yAf.-r'ss ysress ,s y y sss o., x, 2. ar,
esnz Tac cirss "b,te the rs3ssH' hr es's. a
broken list -
=, Tssts srS4u indicated Ry ihs teS1I - hoS
auts PhAInscy. ss Broadway
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
IvIsON. ILAKEnAN, TAYLOg & co.
FORps. HOWARD q HULBEH

The Golden Book Of Tales Readings in the Legendar
Lore Oi all Nations Edited by William Swnton and GeOrS
X. Cathcsrt- Numerous illustrations $40 pages % o.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
II. wORTH!NGTON.,
A. c. ARMSTRONG 4 son,

Cats Cradle. By wlett with 10 cOlored Illustrations by
kurdrick. vol, quarto. 81.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

LIVERPOOL Dec 2t-saled steamer Arizona tBr). Murray
Tor New. York via Queenstown ,, ~,
0tFYXsrawy Dec 26-A rived, steamer Sariinan tBr),
nftn1 f,n Portland 10. her way 10 Liverpool.
DOMESTIC PORTS
HALIFAX Dec 2b-Arrtvcd seaner Peruvian IBr), Hltce
Saed steamer HibeTnian tBU. wye from Baltimore
hence Liverpool. . ....- r,.-..,,
(Brl. Edridge bordeaux --- .,.-. ...,,, r,,.,
more 80 -, =, 49,. s.,,,, .,o.,,.-,
Citv Of uerida ana r. B Ward.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
HARPER e. BROS.
R.-atr f.nan

Tho Fnte of Madame In Tour Story Of Great salt
AXE BY Mrs A q. Paddock. C)th 81 sold every WIS :
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
AN EXTENSION TO CHICAGO.

AN EXTENSION To ClIlCAbO.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-The Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago Railroad Will begin TO run into th
civ on January /.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF SHW.YOSK ...
ARRIVED.

steamer Chateau Latte rl. SAMSON Bofdaux ID DAY g.
with trtHr and PASSENGERS TO Punch. fdye Co. 49,,
Bark Eurchetta Acramc tta Gcnil Genoa 10 Gays MIN
fni.o To Phillip, & Strachle. vessel % master
Jalcfp 70
l. II Morgan; vessel 20 Punch EdJe Co. hGd Inc
weather - --,.A o.,.,o 90
Il A Tucker & TO. Had moderate weather.
Harm lane mr. Arthur Vera Cruz i3 dayA with mahogany
20 order. vessel tO master, -
Bg Ge-te OF - John Nh stafford PenanOuco % oay D.
with suvar tn order. vessel 10 dorsey e Co
~fhr ocean Traveller DAM BroWu 81 Thomas Ia uHys
with lni,e 70 MARVEL Bros vessel 10 LW Armstrong
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
GEORGE p. PUTNAMS SONS,
~ ,nd .ln kIa.f "a -

Rsrfr3eeLO ftILy Gdgsrttsst
heretJJor. on the lterary p1ge
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-08-04
BRIEF REFLECTIONS.

The best Of sense our actions show,
When all our rights we seek to know;
Our troubles, too, We all should try
To Danish from our fearful eye.
For right and justice let us wage,
BY agitation, not with rage.
Our heritage we wish to own:
Struggle not people lone:
Our cause, ii is q central plan
That does demand OF every man,
The might of nerve and muscle too,
Our heartless foemen to subduc.
The land was not create by God
To bind Plebeian 10 the hod:
But for Ills children all to till,
With pleasant homes near rock and rill.
Our country, too, would viyify,
And chase duh tears from many an eye.
Our cause thus PROSTATE on the floor,
Lies dormant for the want Of love.
Our people must their cause embrace.
And meet the foemen face, to face;
Not in clustering, wrangling way,
But stay them on election day.
Our rights, we are by heaven bound;
For without the food, ofliic,
We can sustain 10 earthly strife;
Much less our duty to our kin,
So a. to give our country men.
Without these men our nation falls,
And death to Parisean walls,
SO, rich and poor, go hand in hand,
And give to man his share of land.
MERCUKY
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THE GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN.

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USEFUL AS WE'LL as ORNAMENTAL 4
scarf-pin has been invented in Boston
that ought to make its inventors fortune.
As the Journal describes it, the pin is
worked by fine wire connected with a
small battery IN the vest pocket, and by
pressing one or the other Of two buttons
the pin flies open, displaying upon one
side the words "Well, [ should smile" >"
and on the other, "Now yov're shout
ing, or other expressions Of like ma
ture, according to the individual taste of
the Tearer. When the frequent bore
accosts the owner of this contrivanco
with the miserable interrogatory, s'Ain't
1t warn?" or, els this hot enough for
you" or other words of delusion an!
folly, the angwera above noted can be
instantly exposed, thus saving a victim
IN a day a large amount of valuable
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Buffalo gentleman vino was obliged TO
carry lis arm in a sling many days, be-
came so tired of explaining the cause Of
his disability that he had little card
pinned inside of the lapel Of his coat
bearing the word "F'ELoN!' which was
languidly exposed for the benefit of the
curious.
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such as nothing else has done. For lame
back, side or chest, don't fail to use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. We xeyo,nmand
these remedies" 1old at the Central
Drug Store.
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the lady who had spoken to her, and,
meeting her at the head of the stair, took
her to d private room and there said that
she was Annie Ralston; that she had
married Frank James, and now he was
away, the two had registered under the
assumed name of Wilson. Mrs. Wilson
requested her old acquaintance to make
no revelation of what had been told her.
On the 18th Wilson and wife left for the
west on the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
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A CoUGH, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results
II an !ncurable Lung Disease or Con.
sumption. BRowN's BRONCHIAL. TBoaH-
Es H are certain to give RELIEF in asthma,
bronchitis. Coughs, Catarrh, Consump
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty
years the Iroches have been recommend
ed by physicians, and always give per-
feet satisfaction. They are not new or
dntried but having been tested liz wide
and constant Use Tor nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well mer-
tied rank among the few staple remedies
OF the age. Public speakers and Singers
use them to clear and strengthen tLe
Voice. Sold at twenty-five cents box
everywhere. oot7 "