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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05
After All.
"rhi, world is aoa.r world. At,

"rhts world is Gods world, after Al :"
-Rer Carries htHgsicB.
oh this weary world, with its restless toiling,
And its iitful fever of unceasing carel
oh, this selfish world, our kindest actions
soiling,
So that our stained souls can scarcely rise in
prSycrl
'Peacew hear the preacher-poet call
"This world is Gods world, after all
After ALL"
oh, this weeping world, full of pain and SORROW
Full of breaking hearts that once we're strong
and brave,
Full OF dark despair that hopes for no tomorrow
And Of love whose memory is but grave!
"Peace,' I hear the proachcr-poet call
This world is Gods world after all
After ALL"
This ia Gods world: 80 tho birds are singing,
So the happy fields are glad with golden
wheat,
go the sun is shining, 80 the flowers are
springing
So the heavy heart again with Joy may beat.
Only listen how the strong words fall,
This world is Gods world, after all
After ALL"
If 'tis Gods world, why should we wor
weeping
Why should we so heavily by night or day
"Ho giveth His beloved while they are
sleeping"
He loves the cheerful toilcr, whScan say,
II fear no grief no wrong tllht can befall;
This world is Gods world, after all
After all"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

To say that Jones nose is a rouser
would be stating il mildly. II stands out
on his profile like good deed in q
naughty world or lighthouse on a
beach. And Jones Is sensitive about
that nose. Seeing q strange young
man gazing at him the other day, Jones
became uneasy, until he finally broke
out with, "Well. what are you staring
at? DO you SEQ anything remarkable
about meY' "Nose, sir" was the ra-
ther equivocal reply Of the young man
M he lodged around the comer.-Boston
Transcript.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

An enterprising reporter recently viz
tied the only hand organ manufactorv
IN America. He discovered some inter
esting facts. The efficacy Of each in
strument as q means Of inficting torture
is shown by the fact that there are only
one hundred and fifty in regular ser
vice in New York alone. Most of these
are ground by Italians, a few by Ger
mans, and one itincraut is a crippled
soldier who receives a monthly pension
Of seventy dollars, and grinds only oc-
casionally TO relieve the mouo,ony Of
his existence. Every spring the organ
lists come 10 this establishment and pur-
chase a cylinder Of new tunes. ora. least
one or two new tunes. at four dollars
each. To a grinder in the Western
States Sweet By-aud- Bvc" j. iudispcny-
able, and in New York city "St. Pat
rick's Day in the Morning" commands
the largest audience. Among other or
gans at the mandatory is one which
represents Napoleon dying At the foo,
Of his bed stands Mashal Soult, holding
out a platter for pennies, which when
obtained he nings into a box. French
officers IN gorgeous costume move their
heads and arms in admirable time. Tho
melodies accompanying this lugubrious
scene are the opening chorus from "Pin-
aioTc' and Brannigan's Band"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

In the United States fish cuIturo
dates back barely quarter Of century
while in Europe the industry has been
systematic for more than six hundred
years, and in Asia for Thousands Of
years and yet the United States, at the
international fish exhibition at Berlin.
excelled all other countries in their ex-
hibit OF appliances and methods pertain
ing to fish culture.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

A conscience-stricken man confessed
TO Syracuse lawyer the other day that
he voted for President when he was but
nineteen years old. As he is an influen-
tial citizen and Of good family, he viii
not be prosecuted. The vote was cast
in 1904 for Thomas Jefferson.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

The Kansas temperance executive
committee have issued an address con-
gratulating the people of the State upon
the progress Of the temperance cause.
They say: "By the votes Of her citizens,
10y the decision Of her supreme court,
and by the action Of her Legislature.
Kansas has declared herself forever free
from all partnership in the traffic Of in
ioXica:ing liquors, and now leads the
world in the effort 20 suppress by con
s'itutional law the great scOurge Of the
nations. Only by prompt and Yigor-
GUS enforcement Of the laws can We
have a right to hold the post Of honor
in the grea; warfare with intemperance.
The passage Of the amendment has been
followed 10y the enactment Of Law that
Is stringent in Its provisions. L; is
noteworthy that this Law passed the
Legislature by q large majority. The
vote IN the senate was thiuy-two to
seven, and in the house 100 TO twenty
three, thus giving q majority in both
houses Of more than four TO one
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05
TOPICS OF THE DAT.

The wheat deficit in Russia Is officially
estimated at 60, 900, 900 bushels. There
m great agricultural distress in the
southern provinces in consequence of
iocustS and defective planting.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

In thes" days Of specialists new
department is opened up to the care OF
the fingers and nails. A New York cs-
tablishmcnt dcyotes itself 10 this spe-
cialiy, and is crowded by patrons. The
entire course Of care-taking and ma
nipula;ion il twelve dollars. rather ex.
pensiye, but many go three or -four
times al dollar and half a lesson, 10
get their finger ends in order so that
they can thcncofor;h take proper care
OF them. The acolyte first sits with
finger tips in bowl Of warm water "a
soften the flesh. They are finally dried
and the soft flesh pushed far back. the
nails then cut and clipped in a pointed
shape. This is rather a painful opera
tion. The fresh edges are filed, and
the patient turned over to a polisher.
who powders, polishes, then rubs with
a towel, and repeats this process. The
object is 10 show the white half-moon
at the root Of the nail, where the blood
settles. This can be carried TO an excess.
when the flesh lies in little Jumps be-
hind the nail. But the subject is a
laudable one, very few people taking
sufficient care of their finger-tips.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

A New York paper says that il South.
crn planters and farmers wish TO be-
come more prosperous they should at
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

The farmers who suffer from the com
petition, and the unsuspecting con-
sumer who eats oleomargarine and lard
butter, thinking il the genuine article,
are not, it appears, the only sufferers
from the manufacture of these products.
One of the produce princes Of Chicago
was suddenly declared bankrupt the
other day, and when inquiry was insti-
tinted as 10 the reason of his failure he
laid the cause of his disaster at the door
Of oleomargarine. His trade was in the
Liverpool and London markets, where
he had acquired high reputation for
pure products of the dairy, and his
brand commanded fancy prices for his
goods. OF late, his heavy shipments
failed to find buyers; his stock accumu-
lated abroad and az home, and an in
yestigation revealed the article under
the brand Of golden tint butter" to
be nothing but olcomargarinc and a
mixture Of lard, olco and cream. His
reputation was among the things Of the
past. He is now explaining to his un-
fortunate creditors that his stock was
purchased for pure butter. and declaring
the trick was played upon him by some
Of the dairymen Of the Northwest, who
are themselves extensively engaged in
making this new process butter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

The director Of the bureau OF statis-
tics at Vienna has made some interest.
ing researches concerning the compare
tive longevity Of women and men in
Europe. He finds that out Of IO2, ,s3I
individuals who have passed the age OF
ninety years, 1903 are women, and
APPS are men. In Italy 2il alleged
centcnarian women are found for III
men of that age.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

1t appears that the emigration from
Germany during this year promises TO
exceed any former experience. A cor
respondent Of the London Times, writ
ing from Berlin, says that whole villages
are TO be dcpopulated by this movement
toward America. The American emf
grafton agents, however, hardly dare set
forth the advantages Of the various
States which they represent, as they
are warned by the American legation
that it would be unable to help them if
they should sc: into trouble with the
authorities. The German government
is doing all it can to discourage emigra-
ton.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-05

Little fire grows great with little wind
NLnl.attlLfI...
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-29

historical Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-29

Subscribe for the LEADER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-29

JOHN c. KINGMAN, Dealer in
Cow-Ponies. Range, Crow Creek.
P. o., Cheyenne, Wyo. Ranch 6
miles below Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-29
Weekly Leader,
. EyrEr rzUssDAI:
rsr-s. sausss xe.r.sII Half Ys.<.
Ossnm4cial J9 Printing

or every kind Neatly, chsaply and Expsdi-
tiously sxscutsd- cards q every shape and
kind. Bill Heads. Letter and Note Headings.
Blanks OF every kind. Posters. etc. printed
on short notice. Having . new lot OF Type
and Presses. we can do handsome work ~
Low Prioss-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-29

Cattle branded q on left side, and
two waddles on left side of neck.
Also have cattle branded with a
Tomahawk on left SIDE, waddled as
above, and vented with a bar on the
left hip. Horses branded 81 on left
thigh.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-29
DEADWOOD
CUSTER,
RATTLE CREEK,
RAPID, GOLDEN,
GAYVILLR
AND " MINING CAMPS IN THE HILLS.

The q. 8. Mail carried We
have Ffrst-Class Eating Stations, and
the division agents take all pains to
secure To comfort Of passengers. Tho
route b veil protected, having three
military posts on the road. leaving
only IS STILES between military camp1
lnsuring safety over the entire routs.
, 1881-09-16

nrc mostly girls. Some u' tic toys which
ro!tslst u mn figure are Tipped ~ tl,t, nf
paint, H1ut the finishing touches Of hair, eyes,
etc., trc put Hn afterwards.
'Illc elaborate toys rctlillro more caro-, Tie
girl painters slave iIrond camntS' hair brushes
mud i'aints of 'll cofors; mixed with varnlsil.
nne tnkes 10y, a1;t ',. ~ v"ry sat,1t ts tio
BROWN, anil Tho Jockey varied nhtt'rs. I'flo
t,y IL then nut tn the drylng.r'ou.. III = ttIn-
pNrntnrc Of i'm degrees. When dry, II goes
bnck !" he painters. wo PIT m n tls .h 1is'
III sr ' @ 'Ss txs ns Il ; te ki 81 ' iffSs stsrr"s a
Is ln!t on by stciiriis. Thu girls win dn tho
painting, are from J. - u years Df
1MIntcsl, guus to n Workman. who i,uss tho
ltttIr iron wllccl4 Ut, the platform. OF these
wheels tho fnctory uses sixty t0iIs ye9r.
s say ts @ fse' znSq zsysa m Va csk q ;e st i!f s s
cord oil the gr0Oye,l wllecfs, atld tllo toy ls
complete. f Is ihcn packct up by lall-
dozens For shipment.
Anutlier lirtl,rh Of tha toy business ~ tl'e
sists Ut ,sIS cups, ak salicefs six st'0ons.
II suEnr.bewI, sDRnr-tnnEs, a. pitcher. 4 tna-
lDs; nnsi IL slol.bowI, Of fair slze, sells fer
eight rents Wholesale aud 10 Of 20 ccnts
Uy "si,,nptnc,n TEo moii IL Inflow
all OF the Shane Ut THO nrticle desired
II IL llilctt with molten metal. a:nl
er tss a asa s'"y s XII vsScs ~ ss s.a teads It
l!pIlow: otherwise IT. wout be solid.
gil snprr'lnous lend. Thu meta! sp'n'1er
kSs e nsss s s'fs oy saasfs td sF rs east a
y, tho san MANNER, .Attncl,ed to tic factory
| Is IN artist who ttraws designs Of ,neti.
nni'nais' mt! various parts ut toys. They
, 1881-09-16
MAKING TIN TOYS,

x1u. .s s.&w,. ,v. <,,.& u.a u.sr+
1,vss ,e,. ""u @ o ,a. ~. nA ,1,.s.,,s
solves will Then''
Among tho NOW toys, says tho Now York
S,t,., n,atlo to meet tho demand by children
,tf sn1,,ntl,Inr tint lns notlon IL n whtr,Iu1a.
,," t.S ~ M,..a ~ ,o.",",I 20 .,...1
os pat 70 "nich hs"'v ~ ~ i"sle't'l' utat -
ufnwn along the moor. Inc plafl h1ts been
developed III a variety OF ways. Horses rc-
w.. nu.'o ~. ~ ssa'es, aoes 1e's s "",e' t 1,ros
luto, "i's1 ,uuesrees ,.s .a' "Iua .'.si.i,
circle around bar MD str!ke u goi'R WIN
w0tghts lint hang FROM their feet. Another
novel toy is tho wafer mill, 1t consists of a
inrTo ttn tnnk vhirh lnts mt :, thin stream
. .,'' ',as,,,. '',,aa, ~. ,,'a,, h.
ol WIZ! , On "a oscsann' wnse' ~ t''Ios .a ~"
AS long as tho wnler ylll,s tie wheel turns
swiftly. trj,p manufacturers Initiate my
g00tl thing tl,at the European manufacturers
may brluV INT, VI this kind arp tbs tu
soldiers, tho iitiJst of wittcft fiayo hitherto
bcoi Imported.
About so llu,ds arc nov esnpioyctl fri the
n,aiaiayturn or Tin toys ii, Il f!ctory III Ave
0llI forty nun, 1t other seas0lls OF the ytar
tIa foIpe IL Increased, 4 great part Of tl,e
Willis and lin Observation-Disclosures. It IL cit Into
available shane iy sllaar|,c -i,laclilDrs worked
Dy Girls. Tho complicated Til toys 90
nro socSii ueSn,pietsu. THe GslncIinos cali bu *
platncl by describing ti,o inau,lfncttro Of u
}nckny OH ht1rnt.. moved on tiu circlu BY
nrooyci wi,ooi. 3rhN hOrso ID nale from /,
ntscn NJ lin ri thn rial,I siSe. tint Is PLACED
Fl stn,nnine.uress With stn,ut,s utlt tho
fnr,, ~ ti,a hsv. Ilea,i. 1,t,i irus. Tho lii
pinte bea.lng tic stnll,pcH horse Is then
, 1881-09-16

FOREIGN. .

FOREIGN.
sp,ttal Dlpasch to The Chicago Trtbune.
LIVERPOOL, scpt. l5-lt:11 rn.-Ftoun-No, !, 13s,
No. fDs Gf.
gaAly-Whcat-WInt No. |, II. i'd; No. = los I'll;
,otlng Nc. l. ls Id: No. Ills: white, No. !. 1ta td
Eo los 1dt club No. !, lis 4dt No. = t0s ltd Corn
paoylstoSs-I'ork, is "a. lard. It's Ed.
L1rEnropL, Sept. l5.-PRuytAtONS-Frimo mess
port-Eastorn nsnier nt s1s Wostorn dstnor ii rs.
Bseon-CumbeFlnnd cut flfnieF nt 6eF.
TALta,r-fs!a,o city study At 49s Gt.
TuNrENTtSk-Srrl3s dull At ~.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady at lis. Corn-Mtxed
dull lntGa.
LIVERPOOL, Sent. --CnTroN-Duil; tip
l.nds 3-eo Orleans. 3.ce sa1oa sou hutos; specu
latlve md export, uug; American. Gs75.
PnhvIsl0SS-I'rtnIo lnGAa pork. 1ss IL.
TURrENrtSE-Entrlts. 41s.
loNnoS, Sept. is.-rETioLEuM-IoHnod.7 I'd.
Nrs!N-.Comnion. 60 3t.
'LtSBEED Ut11--j1s I'd,
ANTWERP. 8Gpt. i5.-PITttokEuM-2fHk.
The following nero receIvoa by the Chlcngo board
ds TFad1s
LlvEnponI, Sept. E-Whoat ,auIat, corn rather
essjeJ, bs li14l. MAftK LASE-CarRoes utr const-
j 6eia. Txtix-Flonr aud whent qu1ot,
X; seg lWcas A. nt r. Hci, ~, anE @ rSd 81
ssa!'a sn aa II aS ~
Wbent md corn quet- Whent and c0rn dull for tho
ln!lcd KnEdosn and Continent, To arrire-.Wheat
.ad eoIn 2aos ana s ' TAX M M MTres T. o56 h5sioF 5ss
u, ,hort @ coas % %sdes Ss necf dall Is owos. ies
In India .ucas. Tnllow ntmer. II higher. ~ ii
Cheese I'll.
, 1881-09-16

Lot1RvitIE. Sept. 15.-COTrUN-Quiotl l1Nc
tLulilt-htsndy md ilsnl; extta. tsUsa5..t; cxtra
family. ss.75aG.s; \ No. l, s7.uGs125: choco 1nncy,
f1sH3AM.
GKAlS-WhHat 4tendY1 sl.t0Gb1.il. Corn steady and
Arni; No. 4wte, Tic: do mixe tic. Oats stemdyt No.
whIte tic: slu mxsl, 5Io Nya 4uiots No. !, SILL
rNpvlsI0SA-l'Fk ntid prime ntGnni lnrd nominal.
clpnr li53c- nc0n steAd5; eh0nderh, Ac{ clear r!e
Lie: cenr. 14t{c. linus. suEar-cu59d, l44c
WuInKY-l1fEbicr ut $t.1l.
, 1881-09-16

MILWAUKEE, Sept lS.-Ft.uuit-Y
unAISAin fntF deHnntld. w'cnt ftenaY md hfm;
NJ. hard nomhinlt No. Milwaukee, ti.*1{; SOP
tunbcr. tl.9sls October. 5tspH: November, alu:}A
itcccmbcr. *isstl. Jnnunry. ttstsl; No. Milwaukee,
&I.n No. nominal; rcJerted, nominal. Corn hRhpr:
tcarce; No. s 0ais h!shsr, scMtee. NJ: whlt9 4?e
ltsH custer: Nh =. fHat !iti&, harley easier: No.
spring, MJa ht; 0Et',t,urt s9}5a.
Observation-Disclosures. afesx t'ork. $i3. .2S cash nnl
: litplr-lAiMHr; HL.!5Qt1k.
ttEfHNTH-.tYt1 t1pat tu iiutFno. 4s{Gt}fc.
1tEcfllTH-Nhgat. 5,HN h!si corns 2jDll hu.
AutrMGSTS--W heat, .4D lu; corn. ,UD bu.
, 1881-09-16

1lAtTtNoRE, sopt. Is uuH-Flrm nnd une.,anscA.
UNAtS-Nt Ntnht-NestctM dull. ctOslnv Wtnk; No.
wtnter Ecd, Eput MD September. &l.ia!a: Uci0bor,
sl.afal w; November. &l.18l6p uocsn,bar tlsss
1.SH{ Corn-.sNnstern iownr: closing dutlt mixed,
spot ind September. Gts6's4c; oetubcr. i25s3729c
Nuyumbor. 1Gsf1tAu; Doccmbcr, 5s!ci steamer, &c.
uats quiet ard stHady. Hye aulnt.
JlAf--Itppnn9sLt. =
!'nnvlsG0Nx UnehanKsd And vgry firm.
ffH1TEH FartH; Western grass. tS4@te..
Enthusiastically.
l'Eritui.EUM.-Firu; refined, S14n
tiItVrElll Coffee atendy. sugar artn.
NHisltr-4ntnt at IT.
FNEtHstTS-unrtn1lnG1 ... ...
NErkffrY-Einur, 3itSt bss, wheat, fs0ss bn. corn,
1L.si btt: tnta 4U Iii; EYs!, H1l htl.
fHIpMxNTA-tV1,ant.n nuilv3 crrr, 119,tf]l bu.
HALEH-sVAenk AA ii; bn; cpsn, ~, ,lCa bu.
, 1881-09-16

.lhtLAhkirMlA, sept. n.-rLuull-8tronR} West
- e1tfas, &fsAoD, Mnuesuta extra. straight Il. 10;
~ .0els Aud Illinois, ta1; Ohio family 9oud, a7tQ,
ss"ts II 7't5W; phlo now practss, Sau4Azst M.aao.
@ halsnt psuces4 t2a4s.5ss wIutor patents. $a041
Id Nfa Hour nsn,f Ad$.a4it
~. ptaA1S-Wheas towur; M. rod, Un truck. 3l.Aat
teH. e.PtGMbor tL4alst&l s43ts October, 5tAs{;
,sss f5sbLE turn qufel aal! lntxvd III
fssotsslsr. sstssi4o; teiubor, 5Fse, NoySnitsS,'
r. ss. 9sa aa'St .'H ii, .e!esS,ed sYi @ ~ a. 3r1e
s@'fAs4eSs~EIu. Nvst-MQsL t1kaQi ussS poEk.
, 1881-09-16

NEW f1HK+ Sopt. i5,-i;ustncss Il fairly hctva with
1l.au ut tirat hnada. Cotou RoUs firm, and
pIukoa advanced By hnonta Prints n1o IN steniy
rciliDAt. md dress KinKfa. Att!vs- Light weight
CasslNerOA arc In fnlr aHiAd BY the Clothing trade.
, 1881-09-16

,,rhnnpc,I; drrs*el hrpE ttcntY Mt BAtoo for
tge ,t.; u ~" t"r ft rs1Ts,"s%tS n'o OK"
tcf -tsccniW.. AVA. qYat! vnty tlor ~ prime
11tss. - si,jagia tlreskeu anlts tAatio0 per to
IT, Ilcrrtpt. aiiG: ntch,ly Mt tj.EafaGm nor l01
n,ur t ch0tEb l!sn h1HHl b4S34o 11e hrEs4cd.
, 1881-09-16

DETROIT, Mich. Sopt. t.la-fhouH-&7. Ma1M
GNAiS-Whcat steady3 No. whitn caai nnd Bep-
ten,bar, xL401%; October, &iIIs&; November t4t5k
NseeHsbsr sl47>{; yeaE {l.M+ nominal: No. ! rcd
fLtt{, Mo. whito. s!a. Rne0}pts-Whoat, n, ,UU bu;
shIplenta, 21,0N bu.
, 1881-09-16

NEW OMtHANs, Eup,. B-CoTroN-stenay., mid
dttaR ii1tus low dn, t0&c. good ordinary, NC, te-
cctptH Hl bnias, gross, l; exports Coastwisu, 3Co;
sAlbA, l,&1} stock, i0I,uN.
, 1881-09-16

BUFFALO. N. r.. Sept. 1a,-0lsA1N-Wheat qufot;
aaes a0ou bu No, tnri Duluth Mt sl.45 sentembers
tl4,A Dctotcrs tM cnsh Corn dull: car-t0ta NJ iGo.
unts nominal Ut Ilc.
CANAL FHEtUuTE-UpctatiUtd.
, 1881-09-16

PEORIA. ILL.,. Sept. 15.-tiuAtN-Corn ssoady; hiah
mlxod, ss}tc: nxna ss3ie. Outs hteadT' No. white,
431{@4lc Kye tTr1anlnr and onAY Mt q. 0s&4alQIf.
Ifl01iwtSEs. Unchanged ut kt.ls.
lkEcEliFrR-WhCnt. nune; enr!s. 1850 but cats,
HiiiFsssfs. Wheas, aUu I'll; cttfn, $1,000 bu, oatu,
6Q,7s1 hu; rye 2,tM bu; barley GO hu.
, 1881-09-16

OswE0o. ny, sept lh-lnAtN-Wheat steady
Corn acart1 and quiet.
, 1881-09-16

IJTTsuUna. ps+ Sepi. B.-I'fTllDLK1N-Actiyb3
Uuea certificates very lrreRular, alosua at ta6a6r
nuod, 1}4c, philadelphia toltvcry.
, 1881-09-16

YURlsENTINE.
WILMINGTON, N, G.. Hupt. n,-rulfEsrlNH-un-
changed. -..-
, 1881-09-16

DS3yEGO>

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept. 5.-GnA1N-s*t teat
4H@taE,
, 1881-09-16

SVtncAessaF's Hsyrophosphtte.
will puzu consumption, 0auKhs. Haak luaxa,
brnnchitls, and xuncEl debility. Established
tNehty-011u ygAras
, 1881-09-16

A hR!vAi. AND DEPARTURE or
\ kA1Na-ExrLASATfBH HF hBFkREHEK
mttAnK,s.-tsssnr,iAF tt,. excep.sd. 'suaasy excepted.
fhfcaxo ~ Nnrth weatern Railway.
f0f Maps, ,rImc-tsasdH, HIecptnr tar ActOnmodhlhnx
astd dspns cofncr 81 ni1s I'D Kintte.sts, '1oas'
, 1881-09-16

Quiet terves and bnltny slecp In Hop N!ttcrs
for slecpless ladies' and !nYaI!ds.
, 1881-09-16

ak.AnE.aiufAE3.f.E T.tRn1TEI.,
p Vert fnsty..Ixli1-r.. Now tork. Isnnra!nR and
fin5 Sthuni fnr fuuns i.ntiea Hnd Children !tenpens
sert.:;. T,!ar,nsiI English cnur'e. Daily lectures.
French Hnu Ntlrr 1HH'.uncc$ ssr,ken Tithtn eiI
Hlnnthx. Driving and n.usiesl advantages unaur.
, 1881-09-16

.Ghlcnr0. y darlington a. Quincy Hntjrnmt.
fnr 1tHf% Tlme.!attns Sfecpinx-Cnr Acconmn1a-
tiome' e' aph!y atM Clhrk-at. Grand Tactn llotoI
1IUust, nnd 10 Cnnnt-st.
, 1881-09-16

bar ana 1,oSs'i.''s IL sshs"l tor G;.ls nnd Young
n thoroughly OssMniJed tnsll'ui!gn. Exceptionally
fine advantages 10 Mn.ic Art, nna Mnacr Languages
Mlts. \. T.. RATES. Principal.
, 1881-09-16

..... ft1inolA Central Knt1rohA.
DHhai ftnt Or and foot OF TwcptY-gccond-st
lactic Hotel, and Palmer liOlIto. '"N'
, 1881-09-16

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l,t.,tfaG L ChntaWDF&h Express.
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, 1881-09-16

sAfA IsIb tn ff.ssN. Toct nnA Traveller,
EnIl: ~ tnkn ursnt picAsusc In recommending to
parents thu Acnt!c,ny ur Me swithn &. si,Ft!dst"
HON: FEkAASN NttttI. II. a.,
a,ne as !cfesanyo wii, .csns " 1ou TOR
FDI new lsiM.tfMset Cttcnfns address, HWl1iffS
T.. AIlOK'rI.i MGR. y. Ai.. iinrvnrst tniyer-
Rtty Urttlatc. n Ect!1. ttN.. II miles from fha.
, 1881-09-16

BETTE STUART INSTITUTE,
4psluuic!d Ut. Tho itlu ycar VIII commence Ao1lt.
ii FiTsf-cin.s tehunl fur JoMn1 indies tnnr.o tn!,
Gertnan ttee Musical hf1a Fine ARA I!epnrtlnanls
Unsurpassed. 1.Gcut!un, " rather rood fea4nE, Is
marked fenturr. For catalogues nppty 70
MRS, ", MIX EE HOMES, ifFtHCfpa.
, 1881-09-16

Wabash. It. Lnttts - IaclAe RH1l,xn~
talon peuot, stnto and Twe,fti.sts., Ali Sts;e.ss
within u,a block Ticket Ott'cea ii South FinE
lA!1net House. and Grand Pacific lIptpl4 'A-'s~
, 1881-09-16

FOR CIR IL AND YOUN(3 f..tN5EA,
ltirhund Park. On Lake Mr!,!Ea.n ~ 'les tsna chi-
snn1GrH aud rrni&iE ftftHrnce.. fAl! eus.nn, sept
H. Address NATHl. HETl. .Ett. JH. i. 81. Principal
, 1881-09-16

.l3ay o1ec9. Sundays. tnaily o1eent Sa.usdays
tDa!ly exGept Mondays. sfhuE9dAJs and Saturdays
only. lSnnttn{S only.
Depot foht Of lAkg-st and fuut OF
Ticket t}3tce. ~ ElHsk-nL, eDutGnst vt HAn-
dulph l,rand i'nclio Itio Rsld Ut inliner House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17
FOREIGN NEW,S

Tic hey CT Tuais Eas promoted his tt Fl lcu
to ITO rts:S tt president OF tho municipality
AID administrator OF religious corporations.
Tho Paris Natioual s.a,ci that an a,iomp.
was made on "Wednesday 20 blow W. The s;.lue
OF Theirs, o. 81. Germaic.
The Liverpool po'ioe 90 not contemplate CIV
further arrests at present. a carpenter who AZ
the order Of oDe IF tho prisoners made the
pu2s Tor the bomb used 10 the attempt to blow
up The town hail has been discovered. and will
Ds called as TltIcss on the trial.
L7cal option is becoming disturbing clement
IN English politics. "a Tuesday night The
House OF Coma mons. by vote of 1876 to 1874
affirmed the right OF Local committees to protect
themselves sgairs; tho operation Of the lioucr
traffic
PRICE Alexander OF Bu'eeria. has started on
aatour of military inspection. He has reached
pratza. where twenty thousand persons well
coned him AID presented addresses declaring
that the BulgarispE have unanimously accepted
the conditions tie PRICE named in bis p,ccls.
NATION.
In the British House of Coum,us yesterday,
Mr.. StaDhopa, conservative member tor Middle
Lincolnshire, gave nctco that he would ssk on
Monday next whether representations had been
made to the America government 10 regard to
American Organizations for committing outragrs
10 Eogland.