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llaGliNa of Man.

DeC1IN0 Nf MHN.
Impotence OF mind, limb, or vital function,
nervous weakness, sexual debility &c, cured
by Wells Health Renewcr. 81. At Druggists.
Depot John +. Long & Sons, Lancaster.
Go to II. Il. COchran's Drug store, l37 North
Queen street. for Mrs. Ffeeman's NeW Ma
tiOnuL Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
colorare unel raled. Color from . to 5 pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. Il
cents.
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HENRY +. HARTMAN (Lime Rurner), OF
East Lampetcr township. Subject to the choice
of tho Democratic county convention.
apr2d&Wtp
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MARRLAGE'S.

WILEY-IMHoFF -On the 9th of August, 1881 /.
Dy tho Rev. w. L. Gerhard. ut his residence,
No. 81 East Orange street: MIR. william Wiley
to Miss Anna l.. Imhoff, both OF Lancaster
city. 1td~
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WANTED.

UTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework. A rare chance offered. Ap-
piy Mt this Office jy23-2wd%
WIANTED-A WOMAN TO DO THE
W. cooking and general housework in q
small family. Wages 81 to "a per week, accord,
ing to competency. Call at this Office. 24tfd
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Saturday, Aug. l3. RinggOld Band Excursion
to Atlantic City via. Reading road, 81. Three
days.
Thursday, Aug. Is Clark h Schmidt's ex-
cursion to Atlantic City. Two days. s.
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Mrs. Shenk's insurance suit.

IL. NJ. North and William Leaman, esqs.,
counsel for Mrs. r. w. Shenk, have
brought suit against the Mutual life in
surance company of New York for the re-
covery of $4,000 (not $1,000, as erro-
neously stated yesterday, tho amount of
the four insurance policies held by the late
Mr.. Shenk in the company named. which
has declined to pay over the money.
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JEKE MOHLER. Ephrata. Subject to the
decision of the Democratic county cOnven-
ton. uprll-dGwtp
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R,urpoid Rand Excursion

to Atlantic City on Saturday, August Il.
Round trip tickets good for three days, $S.
Petersburg, Mannheim, Brucklmrts, Landis-
vile, Lititz and Ephrata, $2.75. Train leaves
Lancaster (King street) at 4:lO a. ~: Columbia,
4lO; Manlrin, l:I5 Lititz. 4:55, See circulars
and bills jy2s :3Oaug2G,S.ll&2tw
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MARTIN HILDEBRANT, of Mount Joy
Borough. Subject to the decision of the DEM
ocratic county convention. apl3d&wtp
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Carson & lIensel, city bill posters and dis
tributOrs. Office INTELLIaENCEE building. No.
South Queen street.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1O.-For the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, southwest
veering to cooler northwest winds, higher
pressure.
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Adventists' CsmpmeetIng.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August 1O.-The
Advent campmeeting in session here this
week is largely attended, many Western
people being in the grounds. Rev. P. G.
Bowman, of South Carolina, preached this
afternoon
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PHARES w. FRY,
NO. 81 NORTH QUEEN ST.
FOE HALE.

(NOOD CHANCE.
DESIRABLE COAL AND LUMBER YARD
FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers at private sale a
property consisting of seven lots of ground in
the town OF Springville, Lancaster county, Ut
the station on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
abOnt one mile west of Mount Joy and near
the Lancaster & Harrisburg turnpike: The
improvements are a twO.stOried Frame House
2lxA feet, used as q Railroad Station and Ticket
Office, q Frame Warehouse A12S feet. and
Coal and Lumber Yard, with about 2CO feet OF
Coal Shedding: New Fairbanks Scales 0t ton
capacity: 3OO Feet OF Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space tor extern
sion OF same. Buildings mostly new and every
thing In good order. Location pleasant, In q
thickly settled agricultural neighborhood and
a fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal trade,
and capacity and advantages to do good
shipping business and increased passenger
travel. Price $9OOO-On reasonable terms. For
further information address
JOS. II. HABECkER,
Spring Garden r. o.,
ie904m6 Lancaster County, Pa.
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ISAIAH MCkILLIPS, of Lancaster city,
subject to the choice of the Democratic County
Convention. jly29lmd*>
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CITY lsill POSTERS.

Rcautifies the complexion by stimulating
the small blood -vessels-Cuticura Medicinal
Soap
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.MARkETN.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lO.--FlOnr strong, with
fair demand: Supertinc: :; 2503 Is; ex.
tru - 25I4 Is ohio & Indiana family, at
48 OOI6 30; Pennsylvania family IS 750
600: st. Louis iO II 25G6 G2: Minnesota
Extra u 1896 q: do straight, $i 7406 G2: win
ter patent 81 756e7 30 spring do 81 OO077J.
Rye flour Mt 81 5005 90
Wheat easier No. Western Red 81 29h0
90; Del. and Penn'a Hed 81 290l 29H; do
Amber 81 ,,22l1I013O.
Corn higher on local market steamer, SIG
asc sail yellow 6l@6l4c: sail mixcd, 6O14GGlc !;
No. 3, mixed, 55l57c.
Oats firmer; old crop scarce and wanted !;
No. White 45c No. 2 do 4313gAc No. =,
10 4.l04skc; No. 2 Mixed, 4OH04lc.
Rye duff at 73@l75c.
Provisions firm, fair iObbing trade me ~
pork $lS0ls 50. beef hams, $2l 5OQH !;
in.iiu me-s beet 5000.
7I@sc: smoked hams l214@l34c; pick'-d
S, Lard 'iSk market unchanged: city kettle
prime steam s1l 62k@n IS.
Butter market in good demand and firm !;
Creamery extra at 25Q26c; do gOO.i to choice
22I 2ic. bradford county and New York
extra 23G2lc: frsts. EO922c.
Rolls steady; Pennsylvania l50l6c ;Westci n,
Eggs steady tor fresh; Penn'a lie; Western
l5@l6c.
Checsc-Market and prices easier New
York full cream lie; Western full Gre: N
pc Petroleum roll @ dull Refined 7Ee.
Whisky firm at 81 II.
Seeds-GoOd to prime Glover jObbing ut So
SIC; Timothy firm ut C003 10: do Flax
seed steady at 81 .
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ADAM S. DIETRICH, of Manor township.
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(NKAIN AND PROVISIONS BOUGHT,
" sold and carried for customers In Chicago
and Philadelphia, in large and sllall lots. ON
margins to suit, by
SIX. YUNDT, Broker,
No. l5L East King Street,
jyl6-3md Lancaster, pa.
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GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. 10.-A Neus
special from Henrietta states that cow
boy named VIM. Cowan was shot and
killed by Jas. Williams, another cowboy.
q few miles from that town,
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American Bankers' Convention.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, August TO-.
The convention of the American Bankers
association met at Prospect Park pavilion
at II o'clock this morning. The attcn-
dance is good.
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Gone to COuey Island
Excursion Iseyistcr.

w. G. Duchmiller left for Coney Island
this morning to spend a week or more.
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POLITICAL.
FOR County Coz

For County Commissioner:
FPANk CLARK, of Strasburg township
SUBJECT to the choice OF the Democratic cOun-
ty convention. lpr6-d&wtp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A food and q medicine are combined In the
most perfect manner by Malt BitterS.
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CH1cAao-Hoss-Receipts % GeS head .,;s ship; hip
stro,,%,. mixei hacking, . 9O46 IS; light SC.
Sieher. aS IS 006 IS; choice heavy. s6 5O96 Is.
6attie-Receipts, 200 head; market strong
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NJ pIcScuI IL - AVf, temperature JC.Os
respiration 10.
(Signed1 D. W. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
J.J. WooDwARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
Entire Subsidence Of Fever.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, Aug.
1O.-10:11 P. M.-Unofficial bulletin.-The
continuous fever, which has been the most
marked feature of the presidents case for
the past three or four days, subsided entire
ly during the night, and the patients tenn
perature this morning was normal for the
first time since Sunday. Tho breaking Of
the fever was followed by profuse per-
spiration, and the rather high pulse shown
by the morning bulletin is probably due
to weakness resulting therefrom. The
discharge fpus at the morning dressingwas
unusually copious, showing that the wound
is now perfectly and thoroughly drained.
The drainage tube was put in again and
the wound washed out with weak sOlu-
tion of carbolic acid and water. Since the
dressing tho patient has taken nourish-
ment in the shape Of milk and lime water
and at this hour he is quiet and comfort
able. Tho surgeons report that he is doing
well.
Tho Pus Discharges Free and Healthy.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. WASHINGTON, D.
c., August 10-12:3O p. M.-Official Bulle-
tin-The president is getting through the
day in a very satisfactory manner. He
has asked for and taken a small quantity
of solid food in addition to the liquid
nourishmont allowed. At the morning
dressing the discharge of pus through the
new opening was more free than at any
previous time, It's character was good and
the wound looks we'll. His temperature
and respiration continues within the nor
NAL range, though tho debility following
the operation is still shown by frequency
of pulse. At present his pulse is 11O,
temperature 9S-6, respiration 10.
lSign,d] D. w. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
]. j. WOODWARD,
ROBT.s REYBURN.
The President Signs = stat Paper.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 1O.-The
following was sent this afternoon To
Lowell, minister, London. At p. m. the
presidents condition has not essentially
changed since the morning report. At IL
noon he signed an important public docu-
ment, to which his signature was indis-
pensablo with firm, clear hand.
[Signed] BLAINE,
Secretary.
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JOHN 8. BROWN, of DrumOre township
Subject to Democratic rules. m97-d&wtp
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ie2O-4n6
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JOHN l.. LIGHTNER, of Leacock township.
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention. aprlStfd&w
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New f0r1 MArkot.

New IORK. Aug. lO.-FlOur-State and
Western steady. moderate export and
home trade inquiry; Supernne State
do IS l565 .: fancy do 8 3O06 Is: round hoop
Ohio IS OO05 30 choice do IS 3566 IS; supernnc
western - 1894 50: common TO gOOd cx-
ira tio 81 S505 25 choice do 8 5OeG Is; choice
white wheat do, at 8 2506 p. Southern
firm; common 10 fair extra $ Is
Q6 25 good to choice do s6 3O07 50.
Wheat irregular and unsettled; opening
L@%c better; afterward advance was lost and
Gecifned about nc; No. Red, August, 81 81
0l 3lE; co September, 81 S20l32h do Octo-
6er ST 34I0l S4L do December, 81 39H.
Corn-Market without decided change
mixed western spot, 5O06Oc; do future,
69@6jc.
Western, 4505Oc.
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JAMES p. MARSH, OF Salisbury township,
subject to Democratic rules. aug3-tfd&w
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THE FEVER PAST.
SO THE DOCTORS SAY.
But the Presidential Pulse Still Higb.
TO-DifS REPORTS FROM THE SICK
BED.

Tho Morning Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.
c., Aug. 10, 8 a. m.-Of6cial.-The
president slept soundly during the night
and this morning his temperature is again
normal, although his pulse is still frequent.
At present it is 104, temperature 9s.5.
respiration 10.
[Signed1 D. W. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
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Grain and Provision Quotations
One O'Clock quotations OF grain and prOvis-
ions, furnished by 8. X. Yundt, Broker. l5H
East King street.
, 1881-12-18

$3.50, whIle1f an equal sum had been mt nm
the second favOrit also. the winning would
have been $500. First f:lyorits were Success.
fui nine times i'll the races mentioned.
IN reviewing tl.e English racing season OF
1 fat5ekgondsnt Of the G;9fin"try Gsn
Alessrs- LoE!liard and Eeene, no one can
deny that their horses have been run on. fpr
engagements il. true sportsman.ike fashion.
without these slcken'ng cries .forestalling.'
| sscratchtug,' and -sInaring' too often
heard in the old country
offered at the Belle Meade sale next spring
| ----twena-two By Enquirer and eighteen bY
| Great Tom. At the Belle Meade sale last
year, it will be eule1nbered, the Dwyer
brothers paid 500 for a full brother to Ltlkn
| Blackburn, 1t being the highest figure ever
reached BY a yearling colt il this country.
At the same. sale Capt. William Conner
| bought full brother to his tiily GIideIia
! paying s., 800 for him. The colt was entered
| in the Derby OF 1sSi s.h two weeks ago was
called Bo!ero, and is BY Bonnie Scotland,
dam Waltz. Bolero will DO shipped to En-,
gland next spring.
AR. Pierre l.orillard added last week to
his fine collection OF stud illttruns it tha
KancocaS stud the celebrated brood mares
Sly Boots and Squeez'eiu, both being pur-
fassd Tese aqe1 t1o 3fs 99 T. Gy theTnEt9 heT Ky
Of Skedaddle. by imp. Yorkshire, the sire OF
Suueez'eln being Lexington. and that Of Sly
Boots Elvoli. Saueez'enl has shown her
quality rs Il brood mare by foa1ing Day Star,
who was 4 tirst-class :3>year-old. = his principal
victory ut that age being the defeat Of Him
var for the Kentucky Derby. After that
season. however, he failed to retain
his speed, and was put at cross-
country work. in which line of work he has
not proved 4 brilliant stcccss Sty Bouts is
more tnEhhfntht} thar Nt11es3fpl1 tlr16 with
better cause. being the dam Of Leyelcr, Sly
Dance. and Sachein, ,ll Of whom ran with
distinction, ,~~Siy Dance was purchased by
Mr.. LOriilartl when Il 2-year.t)Id. after sI1s
had ,yot, several good races, and sent to En-
gland, but failed to perform we'll in that
country. being brought back tile early part Of
last season. After la,nli.,:;; here She rau well
at Cuncy Island and Saratoga Sacl,eul, also
the property of AIr. LoriIlare!, is now in Eu-
rope. and is engaged in some Of the principal
3-year-old events next season.
What is known as 1.-THE of11cia1,, English
rac,n~ sausn,, earn. IN ~, .s,,H NV >; eThs
, 1881-12-18

the extremity OF Cornwall, in England, ant
the birthplace OF Sir Humphry Davy, tht
inventor OF the safety~lamp,
Al, elegant line Of fat scarfs, one in 2 box,
at ST, suitable for Christmas. j. 3. Hall 4
Co.'S. 130 Dearborn street.
Time changes all things. From romantic
the young man comes to be rheumatic.
Fine stock Christmas cards, albums
frames, easelS, ETC., for presents. Loyejoy,
IS State street. Elevator.
The new style Of bonnet seems to have
scooped all the pretty and some Of the ugly
faces.
New-Year's calling-carls at Dunwell &
Ford's, 10 Madison street.
Mrs. uernans'. poetry is recommended for
children by Matthew Arnold. 1t used to be
good enough for anybody.
For highly finished, fine, artistic photo
graphs, 60 to Gehrig's, :,3:77 West Madison.
When is 4 girl like music book? When
she is full of airs.
Get the books for the children at McDon-
nell Bros, LII Dearborn street.
Lady Anne Blunt says that the Arabs judge
Of the wholeS0incness OF water by the pres
ence or absence of insects III 1t, rs perfectly
clear water without animal life is sure to be
noxious.
!. Go to Chap1n's. corner Madison and Dear
born, for books.
One of the wits declares that DR.. Frothing-
4ll1t4l lA1 GlElaLCu HUI Q u A1QplE 0t -uUAUt-
Ing his doubts than he ever did by express
in, them.
80 Brass and copper swing teakettles, Vienna
cotfce-pots, and u large line of such Christ
mas presents 1t Dalton's, 81 State street.
Dean Stanley once said that when he WAS
In low spirits and wanted pick-lne-up, he
read Dickens account OF the ride OF the
Pickwick Club to Manor House Farm, and
their dinner there.
The Darling (pat'd) the prcrtfest hood for
Christmas present Mrs. Hodge, Isl I'D st.
4 congregation is often sold by the choir.
For fine pLotogra phs of children go to
Joshua Smiths, :1)G North Clark street.
. Women's rights-uusbands.
a school-teacller, discharged for using the
rod to freely. applied for employment in I.
drcssMaker's establishment '.lIave you
had any experience in sewing" asked the
drcss1naker.
''No.n was the reply; but I have
thorough knowledge Of basting."
, 1881-12-18


Play out your furcet The Nation wNtts
In speechless wrath without your .-ates:
Strong hands are cienched with vengcfut i1o-
Swarth checks are re,i with nn,er'S tire!
Too long yon murdcrer's lmpious pride 81
Has Justice nockcd, tiespIscu, sle:!ed:
Too long y0n wretch, uccurSt from birth,
Has roulned a yu,.sttond On Earth! g.
Have done your show, and close your plny!
Dismiss the fooIs who dry b;' tiuy' ~
Applaud yon moral lepers rant,
Ills wrath. his blasphemy, his cauti
Have done your show! II law have might,
LcI Justice strike for Truth Hnu Right,
Nor longer let tho inurelcr,'rs jecrs
Insult Il NatIou's uudrted tears!
HAYWOOD, Dec. II. la5l- n l. BARRETT.
, 1881-12-18


One Of tie most delightful receptions o1
the Inst few days was one rendered by Mr.
and Mrs. John Slack i'll honor of their neice
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Renton
While, Of Philadelphia, at their residence
NJ. IS Irving place. Refreshments were
served by an experienced caterer, and the
evening closed with music and dancing.
The first reception Of tile Farrugut Boa,
Club will occur Wednesday evening, Dec. IS
at Dourniauc's Soutl. Side Academy:
An entertainment fDr tie benefit OF the
Women's aid Cl.ildren's Home will be given
"Wednesday and Thursday evening next ut
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. X. Chandler,
No Isl Kush street: Tickets may be OBJ.
tanned Of 7. l. Chandler, 10. I3 Dearborn
Street; Edward May, 10. is Chamber Of Com:
lierce; Jasnes Il. Walker, No. - Lake street;
and II. &. Carleton, THInCSE Building.
\ most agreeable surprise WAS rendered
Miss L1lclla Smith Thursday evening at her
few Of her numerous friends. Miss Smith
proved herself q most agreeable Hostess, and
entertained her friends in a most pleasing
manner.
4 large parry OF ladies and gentlemen sur:
Michigan avenue, last "Wednesday evening.
The evening was pleasantly passed with
music and dancing until Il late hour.
Thursday evening the pupils of Miss Grace
Mathews, assisted by Mrs. j.. X poolittle and
her residence, 10. ;,646 Vincennes avenue.
\ very pleasant surprise WAS rendered to
the Hon. Willard Woodard ut his residence,
No. i South Sheldon street, Monday even
Ing. Dec. l., OH the anniversary of his BIRTH
day
4 very enjoyable chIldren's surprise party
was given to Masters Harry, Charlie. and
Miss llattle Gotn.i Ut their home, NJ. 54
West Washington street, Saturday evening
By about forty of their little friends.
events Vt the week was the tifth marriage
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Is. Congd0n,
No. :41 Oak street, OIL the 18th. Nothing was
lett ...n.ione that could h5shten the enjoy~
ment ?f ihoss present, and all were unani-
house 4 golden room is found''
y number Of friends rendered surprise to
Miss Carrie Greenourg 1T her residence, No.
l55 Centre avenue, last Wednesday evening.
Al extremely pleasant musicale was given
Saturday evening. Mrs. uoxie and Miss
knhbers furnished a duet, Mrs. Noe n read
Ing, Miss Adams Hi Instrumental sutu, Mrs.
Howard a recitation, and Mrs. Riee, Miss
Wheeler, alr. Lamb, and Mr., Bowen vocal
music. Supper was served at II O'Clock.
a1tsr,whicil dancing was indulged in until II.
The annual baZar of St. Pau1's Uuiyersalist
Church will be held in the vestry OF the
church Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday
ol this week. Articles suitable fur Christ
gram will be given every evening. Among
the attractions are the "Va1e Of Cash,neTe''
and . Kinder Simronie, led by Mrs Mitchell,
of Boston.
Mrs. ". u. Webber nc her residence. 10. 2sS
South Peoria street, Saturday evening, Dec
1o OH the seventh anniversary OF her wed
dnls~ An assembly Of 1orty-1ye young folks
, 1881-12-18

=. REcAfstfF EtPrtx* =:
4 Rochester girl OF poor but honest parents
went ro the theatre Saturday night and walked
down tho main nis1e OF tic CoriurhiAn Academy
of Music wearing upon her hcuu i very snall
and exceedingly. pretty hut. She sat down ia
the scut directly in fru.lt Of the une occupied By
one OF The snlllionaircs Of the city. Ills astun-
ishuenr was profound. lie cnuli scarcely cn1a-
prchcnd it. He !eanctl over und asked her II sus
owned Il carr-wheel Inf. She replied ttut sos
dill bur she never wure it to TIE theatre. STU
more astoniSheu. the nilliou;tr.: leaned back IN
his seat almost overcome After the perform.
uncc he offered hes his hand, WAS accepted. and
has agreed to settle $..:53,CtD III Eused States
bonds upon her OF the morning OF theIr we'd
tfiuc-day.
, 1881-12-18

| yer dollars.
Supply your table with the best coffee OBJ
I taiilabie ty procuring 4 bottle of Grants Con-
delsed Coffee at depot, so Randolph street.
There arc now On exhibitlon ut Paris the
! green sllken coat and a jacket and trousers
| OF striped silk worn by the little Dauphln,
Louis XVII, during the earlier part Of his
! imprisonment.
All album is what you want. Get It at Nc
Donnell Bros, III Dearborn street..
| The gardener at the Talazzo Fertntino, Ma
pies, has not painted the lily, but he has add
| Ell Il perfume to the calneilia-
J. For everything in the embroidery line ap-
| propriate for the holidays call at States, Is
Randolph street. Stamping.
| The cost Of furniture bought recently in
London BY the King Of Siam is Il million aud
| Il quarter dollars.
Coal-vases, fire-sets, Vienna coffee pots,
! stag-il0rn caryers, Saratoga potato-friers,
tahle-1nats. Seavey & Co., 10 State street.
4 young lady on Madison street now huns:
Meet Inc at the grate, love-" the cool weather
| necessitating a change from s'Aleet me at
gate, love-"
Novelties in hair goods for holidays at
Thome's hair bazaar, 157 State street.
John Adams and his friend John l1arston,
its il said, dinel together every Saturday for
nearly thirty years on boiled Goldfish.
Elegant carving knives and forks, brass,
copper and copper bronzed swing-xettles at
1dTDe5tn ~ JuuuS, % Nor[u tIaFk 5tfceL.
4 fine lot Of ebonized and fancy wood
cabinets and other goods at Wirts s. Scholte'5,
~ Wabash avenue
| No: we don't love dogs at all. The reason
we keep three big ones Is that we don't like
our Meghbors. >"
Golden Sun fireplace heater and Richmond
ranges are found only at Bangs. II State. .
Among the exhibits OF the Cincinnati Art
Museum Is {: part OF the toilet service of
Czarina Anna lvanovna, who died III l741.
DON'T buy Il range furnace before you call
at Hatch Il Breeze's, 80 State street. ).
People who enjoy the PIRATES of Pen
zance" may not know that Peuzance is near
, 1881-12-18

a circumstance with a very happy out.
come was lately referred tn by the Eruokyn
Enulc. 1t was told BY NEW. \. Davenport,
CONNECTED with the house OF Messr!- Butler:
Pitkeu /. Co.. i7G Broadway. New York, and
concerned the marvellous cure OF AIr. Ezra
J.. Clarksosl, near Sewark, y. j.. Of L terri
BILE cuse OF rheumatism. which other reme-
dies had failed even to alleviate. lie WAS On
his way to hospital when Mr. Davenport
met him and induced him to try ST. Jacohs
Oil, with the result nanled.-Ctecctund {0}
IoyIcticttt EMrmcy.