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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

COLONEL FRED GRANT has re-
signed from the army, where his po-
sition as first lieutenant of the Fourth
cavalryand his rank as lieutenant col
onel on the staff Of the lieutenant gem
eral, for the purpose of entering the
employ of the Chicago, Texas and
Mexican Central railroad as civil en-
gineer ofthe road
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

The Louisiana State Board of
Health resolved at recent meeting
to continue its opposition TO the Ma
tional Board of Health. permitting.
however, the inspectors of the latter
board TO attend tile State Board
meetings as auditors.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

II is said that the police have seized
series of letters and other documents
written by Most, editor of the Lon
dor Frcheit, and other socialists.
The papers prove that Vienna had
been selected by the socialists as the
center Of their agitation.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
Every lady uses Pozzosi's medica-

Every lady uses Pozzoai's medica-
ted complexion powder. 1t is n
household treasure. The madam
finds it impossible to go down with
out first rubbing it on. If the baby
cries she goes for the puf-box Ifihe
cold man" comes home rufiled or
ehafed, because business is dub, &c,
Pozzoni's powder cools and allays his
troubles. Their all is gladstone joy.
No family should be without it.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

A Berlin pipe manufaciory recently
presented Bismarck with a superb
neerschaun pipe, bearing the
Princes arms. The latter returned
il with a note from his secretary. saw
ing that when he wanted pipe he
could afford to buy one.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

GOVERNOR RoBERIs, of Texas,
has approved Il Confederate soldiers
land pension bill passed by the lcgis-
lature of that State, and the Austin
correspondent of the Galveston News
predicts that it will probably dispose
Of the vacans public domain ia very
short time.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

MR. JEFFERSON DAVIS "Rise and
Fall of tho Confederate Government"
viii be the literary sensation of the
year The Appletons put $4,000 copies
on the market as first edition, all
of which arc subscribed for. They ex-
pect to publish $50, 900 in all. The
Messrs. Longmans have ordered an
edition for Engifnd.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

TIE Nashville Board of Health has
ordered that all public school clil-
sren in the city be Faccinated by May
(. Isl, or stop school. This is caution
airy measure, on accoum; of the spread
ut small pox in the northern cities.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

THE Boston Journal states that
"Protestanis and Catholics of Hop
kinston, Massachusetts,, recently uni
ted in giving silver tea-service 10
Methodist preacher who is about to
leave for Europe. The presentation
speech was made in the town hall by
the Catholic priest"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch says
some day Mr.. Malone will offend
Senator Davis. when The other half OF
The Independent party Whilst on him,
and the dead lock will be broken.
IN. z. D. might have added, land
fea.fullv mashed"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
The Voice OfGOd.
From the Courier-Journal.

T IVIIf IlIE NVNI IUI . VIIIIIUT'
John Sherman advances the propo-
siIion mot entirely new that the voice
of the majority is the voice of God.
1t is remarkable how earnestly John
Sherman rut his fingers in his ears
when the "voice of God" was heard
in 1876, andswore he would not listen
to il.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

THE Gallaiin Examiner cruelty re-
marks That there are two "grogge-
ries" in county district in Sumner
county that took in last year six
times more money for mean "rot gut
whisky than is paid by the entire
district to the State upon all their real
and personal property.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

BENIAMIS DIsRAELI. earl of Bea-
eonSfcld. EDgland's great statesman,
orator and novelist, died last Tuesday
morning. lie died peacefully aud
was conscious TO the last. His age
was scvcnsy-five years.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

SEVERAL cases Of leprosy have
appeared in tie Bayou Lafourche,
Louisiana. region. bringing with
them the seeds of the terrible AMI r.
ton. Whole families are so
afflicted.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

WI. G. BRrES, IR., and Edward
Corbin had a shooting scrape in Nash
vile ono day last week, firing fifteen
or twenty shots without drawing
blood. Thrv were arrested and fined.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

The commissioners sent by Post
master General James to investigate
the charges OF crookedness in the
postal service in and around Mem
p.yss are Al work, and it is hoped they
viii ferret out the rascality which is
supposed TO prevail there, especially
77n Ille river service.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

GovgRSoR ALVIN HAWKINS has
hecn selected as the orator to deliver
the opening address at the coming
Nashville Exposition. on the evcring
The 18th inst.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

LOT CAMPBELL, ayoEng woman Of
Weakly county, who recently gave
birth 10 child in the depot at Nc
kslIzie, and who afterwards became
Insane, died there last Monday morn
ing. She was cared for by the good
people of that town.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

The prescription department of l..
W. Whitaker & Co.. (the leading
feature of the house) is one of the
most complete of the kind in the State.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

Il sbsest physicians in New York
re.t that the city is on the verge
u pesfilcnee on account of the
ie filth in the streets ssd back
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

If you wish an article which is. in
word. excellent, get DIR. Greenhalge's
so cents Hair restorer. Sold by drug
oisis.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

asst Saturday there was more
Ia ut. Washington. New Hamp-
.sn At any time the past WIN
I'd been showing there for
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

THE black plague is raging in some
parts of the East. though not exteo-
ding through the sanitary Gordon.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

THE Wisconsin rivers overaowed
their banks this week, doing
great damage.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

Ebfe spinal meningitis is raging
h. Five deaths were reported
! snnday. 1t seems 70 inve6a-
sImost to an epidemic.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

isc0nsin anti-lreatins
= 3 declared imperative BIZ
because Of an error ia Tie
spQsed elariInent.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
The Fountain.

For an excellent drink of soda wa
ter go 10 WILEY & HosFoRDs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

A-SEszokillesl = panther in Arkan-
Is. iasl aersss from Nemnlli sflass sss.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
BeRsORs Capcine Porous Plaster

No Remedy more Widely or Favorably
known. II is rap in relieving. quick in Gu
ring. For lame Back. rheumatism, Kidney
Affections. and aches and pains generally. it is
tbs unrivalled remedy.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22
" ca p e ~

Is made from a simple Tropical Leaf
of Rare Value, and is a POSITIVE
Remedy for all the diseases that cause
pains in the lower part of the body
for Torpid Liver Headaches-Jaun-
Dizziness. Gravel. Malaria, and
all difficulties of the Kidneys. Liver,
and Urinary Organs. For Female Dis
eases. Monthly Menstruation, and du-
ring Pregnancy il has no equal. 1t re-
stores the organs that make the blood,
and hence Is the best Blood Purifier
1t is the only known remedy that cures
BrighFs Disease. For Diabetes, use
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.
Fol- sale by Druggists and Dealers at
Sl.25 per bottle. Largest bottle in
the market. Try il.
Ii. Ii. WARNER & CO.
Rochester, n. y.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-04-22

ii. III. WARNER 81 CO,
Rochester, n. Y.
, 1881-08-18

section OF st,untry and through most Of tho
Enrlllorh Stntcs ihore haa been RrDWinu dis.
tlkG tnr corn broad. TiiO lntld md elevators
knyD mt ground md snlsl half thu amount VI
suril they slhl ak Or aght yrars nRp: people nr0
rnthor dsspasoA to npolo9lzu In liylng rnrsi.
n,cn B,lyiliH Il II not InMc tn c0t NJ u ink0
.yeast cakea' OUT ot!t: When ,lo,!r ia SLIP t1
$f.N uer aaok. very llttlC uOrninnai f. Hae'l: 1t
IL cosisorcn rnthor ro.,K 'ltct; but r Hour rams
III, ~ $3.50 nnu ~ per utie.tltArter hnrre1, cOrti.
fiuni will IfrnIn bu III tloslAnd; tho inflts and
elevator. will do thttyng it,stnchs In fttrnIsl1+
Ing It. Corn brcnd will NIT hnve M many shHrt,
cnfnurs. nor seratcl, tie throat - badly, md It
very walUlcetysnu urttclo or Foni.
Tho prospect Of: 4 fair aynrago crop Of corn
through tho e1ilth l,n!S Ut tho corn" bnt 10 tuw
greatly ntl..a.pnml. \ parttnl fn,hro Of wheat
nllll corn sonrcely ever Ot.crn tho saIno yn,er.
bit to all appearances now tho ycnr lAl VIII bo
M9tn0rnblO for Tint GunclcnGo having Mt jnht
occurred. Tia cnrly rMntCtt and Wgll eiiltl.
vnto! corn viii Yield well; ruin would 10 or no
tpuuttt now; hut With tho late eor.i ana that OH
ratnor thIa so with neor su!tyatlon. nnv.her
wcDk Of hot sun and drying Winds Will cott1-
r!Yto!y dry II up ron,'y for the cor@n.kniie. @
Without rain this week or mkt, there viii not
DO half otoj, Of corn through tho sotith hhlt uG
tho corn..,cit OF tlllnpa md In,llnna.,
What has hecong pf FIJI i'ntklns2 1!ns ho mot
: tho fato VI tio old fnls0 prophotsT u. i. X.
, 1881-08-18

some pnrts Of Franco arc st!ll infestel BY
wolves. An ext,hango says: LIVERY ltow and
inserted telling Or wolves nut only killing stack
l,,t a.tauk!nx people, and French squirting prints
a1!,,als cont ancd within tho Fronch irnntiers
t 'assS ne as sa1 css ss s asy "Ss 4sss
wolves Rru concentrated III a. few dlstrots,-
I.onrraino, Iniphin6, and, tho i'ryoueus; during
ss tf1o autGa1ties pa handson,o @ al s,.n far thor
he4tls. hut hutltltot yours n0o In Frnnce
wolves wura counted by tho thousands. md oven
tweivenionth. Ono of tho curious roasors why
wolves havo not bcen oxternInu!pti yraEs a4o iT
Franco wns because tho kllfIR Of tll1'n dovovetl
Tbts nicu u Wof.h,rter tSata,i as Fur buck al
tan time OF Chnr!etunEno, ant i, tiu'o tho post o.
9M' tSu % w ~ sS e. IL a" t 1g y
ono not sentle,uat, should kii! u wolf. Theso
wof.slRygrs hasl curtain privileges, md Goul,i
I.!artcr themselves s,n vtlM,go, oxnct iooa atd 10
II i7;s Ioi'is XIV bud his losstie1s bat asel:
ss ssSs hef hnS Z. wySf Fssgd DsaS %ss sa ~
with young, !od franca for a inae, and 100 francs
turn to tho mailnors II tic oiti rcpin,c, revived
tho ot1peterfe During tho last crup!ru wolf kill.
Ing becnmc Il fnBhiana1la Snort but It really DID
sss anas IL we4o eta by tho so"tce1
snartsnon. just III lndin It Is stated tigers nro
more or less cured for for tito plonsurg OF killing
tsh tho lonreterfc and establish otico more re-.
wards for wolf-ktl!ing, and under exorrtional
circumstances tho Mayor Of a y!!laao llns tho
pUrhaps noxt year solne ct nur nwn people. tlrct!
Of tho Malns woods and tho Adrondaoks, might
take thoir Winohcsters or sbnrps a1sd tst!n-
or In tho pyrengCg,"
, 1881-08-18
P0ST-0FFlCE MONEY-0RDERs.

~ >@~N~' " 4Re GH&FHfV 4FlVuHeA
.ostlLEitshunu, ILL.,. Aug. H. SEQ IN your
,aus NV Of tho lh 1t Is proposed to Issue orders by
" e foat, Once Department In sums OF lcss TIM,
w. payable to beArcr. lr tho ordur costs tho
ysnteaaser !s anything moro than !ts faco, Is not
W. oolect tefeatcd2 Would II not havo to bo
sE@toseh nv. In ordcr to !asuro safcty In transmits
aoas Ihen, Ut course, double fec would DO
sssoesa afy. Lean SEQ no objection to making dll
snd " larRe Or small payable to order,
Now1 w1maei!craelo Il !. M indeiuttly. % arc bank
oNem u y not 90. only ono tranafer bcinx al-
HI mu,,l ao pot zoe any moro danger, nor quito
fulo. THIS Weto done, ~ under tho prtaont
sot Moe o. onS draft In 900 is presented for pay-
bnnE ~, @9 nf1glna! pnycG. Drafts reach tia
hus,neeuss IT payment almost ut1lvofBaliy through
irst' les By rstas",,ck mSit.kIown y, 70 TIE payer
srronnonu S,aetal uslg) that qulto in anounI was
n,ost owstl PAID out on orders tho amount a.
II ,nately ,M.,s1ly recovered BY special agents),
terms snS otuotA were lssuGd Oh tho saulo
drsSts , @na under the same rOattietious ~ bunk
tho G1oS,M uM arc, am fully petsuAdcd the loss 10
thsn q. .srnncnt , and tndfyilllals would 10 loss
abovH r. H.. noM Issued. II tho orders spoken OF
prcssetst ett4aa Saa Mell.known busincsa OhanuOls and
FostmastusIp Fostsu w fesponsibls parties known to tho
have Lsan r, ea{an9 than, nj such loaa would
sS9u Akely to OCCUR, ], u. BTlkATrAN,
, 1881-08-18
GRAIN GOSSIP.
r,,s and Downs Of Ycstcr-
''s days Produce MARKETS.
Mostly Ups.
,.,,tor. of Leading Operators as TO tllo
oP'b Probable Effect OF tic frcsi-
=. dents Dontli.

! <, ...a ~ rrodo mnrkcts wcro aut!vo
THO s..na iS Yesterday, runElu9 higher ol,
snd eau,'~ sa rc8ss,lring naws about tho rfoai'
the Dun Mt,o continued dry weathor nnd ro-
den. a,,olt tho bad condition ot Mo
po1.' ann also affected tnat inarkot
su ssai,, sylrathlzers and stronger 'osssn .. ~
eor,s and moderate receipts hop.n ~ "as ',
el09e on.cj - II, bo surprise to many Operators
Wa1u nrnrotud that tho marketa wo'lld nut d
~ophaa ,.nIrk1y from tho weakness or tho 1ay
ray 10 4ssfGnt 4sGnnt closed .s{0J conts higher, corn
eS'eeut g ecnts a nnd oas III cea'a ""oV' 'n' 'a''
ps'co u 4' ..rnr WHEAT cLIquE."
.,,.orvcr f" Ltlllct tho market strongly
md ~ n,tsct In thelr efforts 70 sustain #, Ioy
- 10 needed q IT. steo sGnf II
III To y.shiau'o',. y3 al II Toy ~ M
up y ;he foiicrs who ha,i SOLD short re any ~,
81 ,,o: :oo ASf,s Parso sSas housos eaI
i' H. .eotlo Of anotuor rso to $l:l9a Tor ho1t
S1aSi, naSpi,snthrople lonv said On tlic c,,rost9na ,
nd i vii 10 hsoEc tho gI1so t,S @ Or p sho woS; woSt
i you xo nau I'D You 10 you would not fieod 10 bo
x1sn xanS hcro now asa reporter. That yo!'IE innn
yoadcr IL e Snt Snthes - eas dtsifa 1a ro Tho r
ass,s tas Ws0;u t,es ADJUST wheat not shnko Of
po" p!sa tai,,rs. but Rlvo everybody taar chatno'
os s'f6 II" 'ss'aSa sssS ga y is ~oFs ss
n0AS,: Sc,,y WAS ACTIVE AND 1nnEouLAn,"
..u u.rtv. "apd exc!tesi OIL tho call. Tho
eoanod weather y tnS 'ne1 neo c'9'itI I s e.
strength ranksst MaS e' kidd. Tho shorts wcro
e. 9., me h,,vers eA'sh Thoy sold T1csday, to biy
Tho fso tho aaW ss YorE tat rs
toeus snnx mMrkot ID tghtcnlng seom TO hnvo ITO In
t"cneo Oh ths masses. Thcy porslet III loMu!nx
vp Sp. 6n the cali corn rusho UP to e1ss conts for
Tbey :ny that Lester Elc IN 100 o n,ishols of
short wheat for AnHtlst nae . 1Me fG!l ,s swoopo
;ysS ysssyW ssss yWYas Yn{,s gu ana y
3ns lump, The saiuo bolng ohangcd from Sop
s@Res n!9 .ays: sFwh short seors enough
Iot al schunps' cat run tho wheat Goa!.
sSo. was Gold yesterday. 1t wns stated thnt tho
Indebtedness Of tho firm was $i2sUN and tho
assets S1I0Oo. Tho house otfofoA to pay ~ per
ernt Tho matter WIS retOrFcu to comnlittee
Iii. Armour was asked yesterday II ho thought
tho markets would DO uuuh disturbed
.'Ir Till; PRESIDENT SHOULD DIE.
Nssafd such an eyont would perlaps arrest the
Eon, for /. couple Of weeks, and Bnt people to
thipSluF, and possibly brunk down prices some.
but ho could not think tho effect would bo otsor
,nan eorafy a9 q feor ike
stiuon Of tho disaster OF l57v.
N. i. Daker & Co. thought thoro might bo q
ar arsiu lad bceu M p'ishod un rapidly ulier wiii
specutntiou, which seenldd to havo sent aomo
thngs 10 al abnormal iignt. a.,
not anticipate any financial Or ,cominorcal dis
aBter a. result Of tho poesiblo loss or tho pfcsl'
dent. Tho news or such cnintnity to tho Nndou
might break markets Tor whlp, ns thoy wert
Il Hn6y
, 1881-08-18
I,RTBUNE BItANCII OFFICES.


TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
csiaSsas SsnRe 6a1css II ths aiasruat vlssns.
takG for ttio same prie a. chargsH At tMc Man d.
ee' an" VI" oo Fs6s}fs s6DTt nivl ivlstGH sHs'osk D. "'
!, y. siMMs, Hooksolorb And etntonors, 1T
" = nA, hEasElS o. Cottage aFovo'nv'
LuDsH.N .. JACOBUs, DRUGGIST, aG7 lndsnna-nv,
,.m.W. HWCllMXN, druggist, corner Thlrty-nrat and
WEST DIVISION.
IL SClttsElHEit, DFukxSk ~ Wost 1nko.at, cor
u \, SKgEi.ls nsuartst, s' South lla,s.oa.,t,,
Il. KitABT. Drusalst, Oil West Madlsou-st., cor
JAs. II: K1nxLEy $ CO.. Druggists, lat South
..@ti.Is plfAtM AGY. J. ". WAINWRIGHT. s7a
viii Ill. soKNiGissKN. TravSist. I'd D,uo h,and.av,
corner nt Tw0lftt-Ht -.
III q. ltEKitiOK. jowelcr; Noweaca,cr. and Hano
NUtl1jsT jAcV VI]soN. DraVxlst ia' North 1islsled'
sot"ss .Au'@A" NonT11 DIVISION.
l.. uuHLINGf1AM i CO., druggist, ~ North
Cterk.st. corner Division.
I'm. Wit.LlAMsd d CO.. pElgRAts. G7s LArraboe-
I0uiS ". Ii. NEEnE. Printing nud Advertising
Ag0nt. N0wa a.ld HatoneEy nelslt Vi u DLyatt.n. a.
, 1881-08-18

a II fSa ys9t GSss o o1e MT o Ph'e e. m
whit tho otuEtH III my room changed. They're
uwtt,lly uncomfortable. While y6n'ro ABOUT It
chnugc tho bod, too; It's perfectly awful md
then hnvo tho carpenter nix tho window cords,
md the gas lenkB. too; have that attended t1 ut
otlco. "Anythinx mnro!' snys tho olork. "Yos,
Nttctct of leo wntCr"
, 1881-08-18
CITY KEtiL LiYILfIEt.

- AztFS ~
IrOll sALl:-IIY i. s. DIIEfEt ~ TO-,
- ~ w"'''Gs'!Ss%ss',:. S's ,:.s ,!s,'r!sry ,.,.,.
s;ss; ,!,:s VI" e"s'sS ss';s i's'sn ",sa1'
Trs":sso!y md mscncna hs!sk nnct. .2sl.. cor.
n;I1s NJ; md ason'aa ts ''n'''t fur '''
.ass:st.:s near franklin. 4-.ory bntl,ns and lot,
n1SIs iIsa near s"tef'o' s'xi' with ''o''
~ .s' .asS,' 'one.fr0" md lot
a'f!S fnrst"sy !sn" hs III fa ss tented tn1l
ah,qs n; ,na'i'sifo'. sta'ss. naa' i'"irborn' o
end ns 5!cs n taS
;s Mns II nSs n'ts..' \ rs r.s e"e' ffaak''
"a ti'ocp s,sies s"d ea.c- ,ock
frt,M i'sia entrance u Lincoln iark' tss0 to aAo''
It s. .;;s a,. :,S. .a m ,,,.
,TH;sco,iufy 'nstbio:ironi, aear"sF 6oafSo'n.nr''
'Ti!rce. story oetavon mnEbo.ftu North In sao.
sxtis. itnkr"9dst. y l., "cur ,'asu.sho'o drive with
Thres .;tary I'D iasomont stonn.ts tsont, !lsh erck
g" sSt ''sH'i
III E"ss,f;sas adjoining tho .svvo
wThsse:story .ms5bo.iront. corner North Clark md
oixlM r.. !te eioee.s cornpr on Dcatbor-ar,. east
isIs1 X,1or aaa ;'ostte.s., ,ss,sn
stxIn !ao!s nsar !,oatHor'.ay; i9r ~, ,.on,
S: s:EE::s 's:: ss Ss't ;sS$
3'S is5!:: ssss;a:y aSsT sSI: ssS;sS, S;.s; ;iS;
sner nssI ssa sisai':s:
iS e. e. iisi, Il afsT .is, ,;s1 St9t" f,
AZ; nsa as.snx !i's.
, 1881-08-18

pOAlsD SOUTH SIDE, NORTH OF
DTwenty eoond.st.- N!cety .furnsh0l ro0iu with
OF Without 61as Dy party who u out ot tho city pAtt
qf hs ue. Meme but ins'cl pAFtses ua0d ansaos,
/. Tribune pfIlcv. -
, 1881-08-18

TT,llE UNION FUllNiTURE COMPANY,
i hQ and us West Msdlson-st, xsl vi klods Vt
kVussnol4 Eo'sla On easy pNymousA. lVw ys'eest
, 1881-08-18

1NANTED-ANY NUMBER OF LARGE
wv ncre ttucts HEAT tho ctty for cash cMa'nure
tbass semi us tcscrIptfnn mud weat prtcrA nf what
you hnvr In tho 1tlApa Of aero property. H. y.
nHEfEit Il Ct}., " WAAhtngtun.tt.
, 1881-08-18

pOAND-FOIt A. MAN., WIFE,, AND
ID child In = snntl pFvssA family whvEM thGF1 Atu
u 9ths. b0aFdetst board MOTTO uxcead Nv psF wSut'
Y It TNtuuU ult1pU.
, 1881-08-18

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
T,liE EMPIRE pANI.0H DEDSTEAn
u Co.. ~ aud III Mgsk Aae!son.st, aeop ~
| fQrillk OH lurnlluro gxtpNtA. stlYe4. Ntc
, 1881-08-18

ITON SALE-AT llALF PRICE,. SEC.
W vAd band lunni,.N mills, good neNt hand o.
power. AIIIvss WV, Tribune once.
, 1881-08-18
J,ilTPLOTIIENI' BUIcE-iU.

TNTEllNATIUNA EMPLOYMENT BU-
Ws nte prspa1ua q furnish gaipoyers Win conpa-
fet1li Atl all ptrH0tlA with a!tMall1ta nnd uplUy-
lcnt. tinr ftuaa dpput t,unt h nn!ar charge Of la.
dI.ta III Dxers1,cn. Al inH.usto hGp can tld sltIn
tt,x inli.s.lntey. Call nd SOC us or send stamps
Isr e
uun.Ht
, 1881-08-18

TOR RSAI.E-GA1sF1E14D IS BOOMING
~ tsAt{Ie! IL u fluw town went OF Humboldt lnrt.
TIC C., n. s III i. 1tAi1r0aa hns n tie1s!l on Tho
ground Ony tlftcct, minutes rtds 70 th1 city. fare:
-four CHns. Twenty rollnxes will bn built a. once. n1
end on monthly payments, BY LARhiN DOltk, W
, 1881-08-18

TITANTEU-lU KENT-A HOUSE IN
w tlle neIRhburhooI Nf Twsntr.tftil.N. mud
MtehtgunA at tBassi1,nba rent for small Atnlly
viii pay 80 10 my wIn Will IND alcls house.
AudEAan z FL WfihuHA u4d4t.
, 1881-08-18

T1OIl HALE--lO,MO FEET OF SECOND
IL lsAd e0Ill
U tI.S tsat Ii lapGSs ia Ilamptor and feet loug.
A''' ''' 0' 's"''''A'A: ::sxsafI.tlao ssxsafItlaory 49,,
, 1881-08-18
NTANTED-TO RENT-A DINING
w room, nnd Kitchen for toaFders. Audrcsn q q
LErilInB iift1ra.

WTANTED-rO ltENT.,,ArARTMESTS
w otAMhIl house, GMtweeM Twelfth Aht T.HUhly.
elxhth.a.s.} rent nut t exceed ~ pGr tAuFth. Nu-
lrAas, with full nnrtic.lalA q u TrLhMnG Nlcn.
, 1881-08-18

COUNIIsl J. 1eIE1iL ESTATE.
T3yUIe SALE-6u ACRES IN LAKE COUN-
IL ~ 1Dntln with lnko 'front.' nDar Slate ling: very
cieni'. hpsndld tnvustn!ont- ID, y. TAYLOR, lE
IenTbutn-8t.
T7Oll SALE-tiOUD FARMS NEAll Gill
IL caEu. Hltn l01 neres. ~ 10 ~ lGr acret stuck
r1Iiicl,us. havy ufuwtx arn*e 10 IL !hu acres, 6u
III tlrE ncre IAf lHNtlN Is MhlsnntllIhtI RlOEk n
, 1881-08-18
REAL ESTATE ItlfN1'ED.

1SlI[lb ftsSIA41G ~ Ll1SIEDs
WANTED - FARMS WE lave a
.zss. md iTD s7aSt otU]it good. s!ear ClsicWn
rehl ehtatn lur All No. fHru, n9ur !tve ETpwlng
nothS ht rst S!Ssf fas H;a 1s ~ 9 nsnd
lIurduu HInck, 10 ltMndutpM.BL
, 1881-08-18

1QOARD-AND ROOMS FOR A FAMILY
ID u four, ou North ur suuth ellu N pleasant To-
Gallon. references exchanged, Addroas ~ FFtb-
, 1881-08-18

TOIli SAl.E-F1VE ACRES NEAR
nSar Nes,aai School, Hi;& sTossl liAsVS. il ssstro-
, 1881-08-18

NTANTED ~ IAtAIEDIATEf.I, nuS1-
Nv n.sn men catmtlo Of handllnk , y countls.
for line or RludA that ntg tDRr and sell we'll. fb
the right Irtl Enttl eataty ur lilesl commission.
Call for Mt. ROBBINS. II and III Aalison-st., ny.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-11-02
[Chambers's Journal
Strong Minded Women Among the


A Young woman, DIR. Dali tells US, quite tine
looking, and Of remarkably good physique and
mental capacity, was observed to hold herself
aloof from the young men of the tribe in an
unusual manner. Inquiry, first of others, af-
terward Of herself, brought out the following
reasons for the eccentricity. In effect she
said she was as strong as any OF the young
men; not one of them had ever been able to
conquer her in wrestling or other athletic ex-
ercises, though it had more than once been
tried, sometimes by surprise and with odds
against her. She could shoot and hunt deer as
well as any of them, and make and set snares
and nets She had her own gun, bought from
the proceeds of her trapping. She despised
marriage, and did not desire to do the work Of
a wife; but preferred the work which custom
among the Esquimaux allots to the men. In
short, she was a "woman's rights" female Of
the most advanced type. When Winter came,
having made a convert OF smaller and less
athletic damsel, the two set to work with wal
rus-tusk picks, aud dug the excavation In
which they erected their own house, Whlch
was of the usual type of Esqdimau houses
walled and rooted with drift-wood covered
with turf 1t was, however. as an additional
defense against unwished.for prowling males,
divided into two rooms, with very small and
narrow door between them, next which lay
some handy billets of wood, to crack the
sconce of a possible intruder. Here our two
amazons lived, traded, and carried on their
affairs in defiance of communal bonds and pub