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Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17

The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who were suffering from dyspepsia, debility, liver complaint, boils, humors, female com plaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any, address. Bath " FoHIe & Sons Boston
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17

Charles Hartman, Toledo, Ohio, says:
 know it cured me, and hope others similar | Iy troubled with pain in the chest may be helped by the "OnIy Lung Pad" as have. | See adv. f15 3teod1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17

Have. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry all ways at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bron- chitis, whooping cough, croup, influenza, consumption and all throat and lung com plaints. 50 cents and $1 bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17

The most effective remedy for debility of the vous system is "Wyomoke Tea" It is wholly avegeta be compound used for centuries in its native coun- tries, Peru and Bolivia. See advertisement Price 50 cents, f14 m,th&W
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17

Overwrought and feeble nerves are quiet ed, digestion promoted, and the system strengthened, by the Liebig Co.'s renowned Coca Beef Tonic. f15 t,th&s1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17

DRY G. is guaranteed by all druggists to cure Dyspepsia or money refunded.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17
Starin's New Haven Transportation Line
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS!

BETWEEN NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL,
 QUEENSTOWN AND LONDON DIRECT.
 5k Sailing weekly from Pier 39 North River X&& New York. Are Mnong the largest steamehip. crossing the Atlantic. Cabin rates $50 to $70 sion, $10O to $120, outward Steerage $26; Prepaid steerage Tickets, $2s Being $2 lower than most other Lines" Ofices 69 and 73 Broadway, New York. F. W. J. HURST, Manager.
 Agents at New Haven, BUNNELL SCRANTON W. FITZPATRICK, A. MoALIsTER, GEORGE M DOWNES.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17
New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement Conn.,.
 memcing Dec. \. 1880.

LEAVE NEW HAVEN, At 7:l6 and 1000 8. m, 2:O0, 5:S0 and 63O p. ID.
 LEAVE ANsONIA, At 6:46, 800 and HAS a. m., 3:I0 and 7:2s D. rn Connections are made at Ansonia with passenae trains of the Naugatuck railroad and at New EaTan with the principal trains of other roads center1ne there. E. &. OTJINTARD Snnt New Haven, Nov. 30, 1880. al Boston & New York Air Line R.R
 On and after MONDAY, Nov. 29 18sO train R will run as follows: A4[5zS eco g. train for WillinaRntic z8:O6 8. nn- Train for Willimantic connects A
 Willimantic with trains of the N Y and N. E. and N. [. N. railroads, arriving in Boston at 1:16 P. m., Providence 1925, Worcester 12:27 p. m., and Norwich at 10:5O a. m. 1O:45 Train for Wiimantic, connecting at WILL manttc with N. r. and N. E. and New London Northern RailFoads. 6:O5 P. m Train for Wil1imantic, connecting at Wui- mantle with New London Northern R. R. for Norwich and New London. Trains leave Turnerville for Colchester at 9:43 m 1:07, 500 and 74S D. m.
 Leave Colchester for Turnervie at 9:ss and HAY m., and 5:5S and TAI p. m.
 Trains connect at Middletovn with the Connection Valley Railroad for saybrook and Hartford.
 J. H. FRANKLIN, n1S Superintendent.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17

Remarkable Occurrence Witnessed in New ark, N. J.,-AJsO in New Haven-A Marvel i'm the Heavens.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-17

Sai1bOat for Sale. TN1GHTEEN feet long, eight feet beam, cat-rigged, tL newly painted, all in sailing order; price $65. inquire at 2s:CoNGREss AVE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
AUS scDrMu9 0ebciIt.

Gin alter Nrat, Der iiA aus Der graris
auriidge3o9en bot. er9ielt Dor oielen SSabs
rem Don eiaem oitinbiiden WRi;lionGr has
9tesept zines einiaden re9etabiIiidcn
GciImittcl6 fir cine id,neue mno oaus
erMee 9eiluu9 DER Nu5scbruug, Qungens
iu6t. ocs &atarrbs, AltbmaS, aIer 0alss
uno 2uHgeaentSiinopngen, iosDie aIer
NeruenIciDen; Gauienoe bon puroerbaren
Guren iino iDm bam;t g~eluneen, uno CT
bdlt es iebt fir ie;rs Gf1idt, b.eies 6eilz
mitteL Der leioenneG Wtenlhbeit betonnt All
geben. Gr isnoet eas GeSsp! fDitcafrci
nit 9enauer Nntpcilun9 Der !3ubereitungss
art nno beg 0ebrauhs, entneoer in beuts
i6er, fronsOiil6er o0er engIiiAer Sprahe.
Utan IeGe in ben Brief eine Orei Gents
Boitmayte, bemerte ben gtamen bieles
8lattes, unb aDreiiire: lS. Us. Sberar,
149 Boomers 8Iod. Ro@sfter, 81. 9.
1wsp1sws4,is@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
2sn uttfere s~SrettmDc.

Gs Iiuo ms pom Samcm in allen SheiIen bes
ganSeS, lpeIde lt6 lIr bic berrldenoe Mobc in=
:ereliren, 'GGmmluu9en pom Vel61itSz Gartcl
uusulummeln, liubira9en mad &arten suqez
9an9en unb mir Babcl liir tic eine Garmitur BON
lIebcn ldonen Sdrten Srndtn lalell. ieoe III leds
EGrbet uIl gOlDeHenl Grunoc, lOelhe Guf b0blt
tunItliriide &tiie bdfeI peare's rSieben Nltcr5z
ltnlen oes Itenlben" Odrlteuen. @tr baben feline
3bat Feline Hunitwerte. llnicr ~einstocs Heitrcs
ben mar IS, bic letnlten 0drtel Su o%1eriren, mclde
iberbdupt ie 9elebtn lpurocn. Rahira0el nd6
O~cnitlben liuO 70 sabtrei1 eingegan9en, Dab iait
bic game Nu1lage 3ugela9t lit, ebe MIR nod Die
&Grtem Don Dem 6iInitler erbaItam baben. GSir
babeu inns koaber 9e3uungen 9cleben. ben fol;
9enben alan Iir Die SertbeiLun9 Der Ibri9en su
Gooptlrel. is lueroen fetne peroolOcten Sbates
lpcare=t Grten, Don benel iieben Ill eiuer Serie
9eboreI, uerlenoet, oMS9cnOmmeH auI einc Be-
i3eInigun9 non eIntnl Srocer. oaB Die Serion,
Ipelbc nm bic Harten blttet, pom ibM an icnem
Gage nlinbeitens lieben Barren pOn Gobbins'
Glettril4er Seile 9etault bat, nit Mn9nbe hes
6otIr beinhlten BretleS. Vile bic auf bicie 99eile
ltd all uns lpenoen, meroen cine pole 9arni>
trr uon lIebeI Narten gratis. NIT Der YOlt Su=
gelanot, erbaIten. 9ies iuirb lir ms cine @uz
rantie iein, baB unlere NreuMbe unO @0nncr
ibren .MiItbell BON bielen l60nen 1ciiinS erbals
ten, pbglci6 uIs 6aour6 teineswe9s biz &Olten
iIr bic Nnlertt9un9 Der &urten be3alIt lperOen.
Guer Grocer bGtt bic Seize, O6er wirb fie onIboi=
ten, uno 1neln Sic Guf einnrot oapon Iieben Bar
rem tauten. meroen sic gratis leben Iuirfli1
id0ne Gurten .rbalttn. Die seize %sepinnt nit
benz aIttr OIL @iitsunO lit Elm in ieber gSo9e notbs
pti6i9er aIrtitel III Sbrcm 9anie. Mtau eriu8t
Sic 6esbGlb ri9t. einen unuiiBen Irtitel Al taus
fen, %iOnoern e;nen iol9en. ben sic iebeuiGIs ba>
ben mIien. &ir bitten sic. ms Sbr @elld
unperipsilte insulenhen unh Sbren 8reubinneH,
rDelde 6artenzS ammlun9eM baben, 5u laaen, lie
muBten boieIbe tbun.
A6tun9suol bic Sbrig.n
S.. Graatn& Co.. HO. l1G Si6 Giertc Str,
philadelphia, So.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
g~lGemeimer @aaremmarlE.


9 utt CT. Set. BeaabLt purbe
fir ,Greamera" 2S@32. Stride bette
yOairp" 22@27c., mitteImdBigs 16@2Oc..
0erln8ere Maare 1O@13c. Stltbutter
(rolD 1G(@21e.
@ter. = $4,000 far frii9s.
Spirit los.
Sn Gincinnat 1.Oe.
Sn Yeoria LOG.
Sn GuItimor: Ill.
Sn CT. Qoui5 LOG.
&artoff CT II. - @n &I~einbGn0ler
Gca6bIOiDS Is GS5c. unb GarIp NOis TOO
Csc.
@efIii gel. ~ Xebenoe Buter 100
per Nflno. geidIahtete 1O3(@12lc. 9iibner
lcb. 3M5c. unD geldl. S(992c. Das YtuNo
@1nle 5.OO(GG.5O oaS Oyo. fIr lebenolg:,
geihl. 5000. bas 9fo. Sch. @nten $3.50
@3.O0. gcl6l. Cyclic.
S6Weiue, aeidI.. 6,4O@6.6O oas
100 Gfo.
BiIb b. - Gomm;iiionsfaufleute be-
aabIteH fir Telbbibner 5.25(@5.50 oas
40 tlr aus0cuonmene; DtGuaroS
2.75@3.OO: Seal" 40 @ =. Slelne
Gnten 1.50@1.75; MadtsIn 1.75@-;
OuleU SO(gl.1O pas OuBellOs S!UGOTH>
den 1O(025c. 6iri@c, gan5e &c.
6irid iienter 10@11c- 0ro6e 0aien $50
oas OuB.
8~atuteG, (Sweet potatoes). i1one
SQtnOiler S.50@4.OO oas SAP. Serleps
500. g..
Sdmi er fett. 42@64c. ie mad
QualttGt: geIbeS 42c.. ipeiEes &C.
1olg.-@ountrp 52@6c GttD 6@6Sc.
bo5 Hfxno.
3misbeIn.- 3.5O(03.75 bas SaB.
CIDER. - 2.00(02.5O 6as Seq 81 IA
Q16 @auonen rno 4.0nid4.2j oaS SAP.
6opfen.- Neuer MiscoHitneS 1910
1856; Stem gorfer 1S@24c.; GaliTorHss
l6er 22l025.
Bobnen. 8eite vgtapp" $3.50
1895; Ditlihe vNteoium" $1.75@1.sO;
meltIi9e $1.1001.4O.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
SanoeI, Tinan;en mo Nldrtte.
Chicago. 2. Sebr.
@ o9enberi6t.)
3n, Gbicaeocr @etreiS enartt

mid 8ei3sn segen DOri9en Samitae
nm BIC, $ ater nm 1sc, Go99eH I'M
1c. Uno % is UNI &c. Nm S6tpe;ne=
fleiiGmaarsnlnarfte itteg sped UNI 123c.
fir oaS ToB uuo 9 6mal3 mid I'M
2Oc. fir bas 100 8fo. SIN SaargeiddfI
i~teIltel iid Die Salubpreile am Samitaa
ME foIgt:
Sommermeiaen go. 2 neuer 81
9G4c. 9fo. 3 81 82(@842c. unb Ieidter
(rejcctcd) 6S072c.
Mintertpei3em &otber $40. 2 81
9G3 fir @elo. gSinter Jo. gu &c.,
2el6ter sec.
Mais (corn) SO. 2 gu 36e.
9ater yto. 2 81 28Jc.
Gpggen go. 2 81 50.
0erite go. 2 i'm Speider 81 $3.50
-, glo. 3 al 75@--c. uIo $50. 4 81
CSC.
g 1mereien: EimotbD 2.25@2.60;
&Iee 9rima 4.00@5.OO; %@einiamen 1872
O. per YuibeI; lInSayiider Hno Nfiuet
5O@7Oc.
rMebpOrt", Ous SAB su $4,000
S6petnefett. bas 100 gfunO su
9.25(0-
GIr Sett l6loB y o III m er DeI3e II
SO. 2 per Sebruar $685., per Wi6rs orc,
per NpriI 90, per Ntai 1.O14@1.O1s.
Mats- per Sch. 36, Wtdr3 36b@1
Nai 400. SUM- 4OS, Suli 42s@4e
9afer- per Sebruar 2St, per Uedra
29S Otai 332c.
Noggen- per MGr3 $50.
0erlte-- per Otar3 99c.
Sen mur0e nerf1uft: S.imothh g1o. l all
$14. 5o@15 W, go. 2 gu $14.OO, @emiids
tcS su S12.5O uno grarrie $40. / su S.OO@
900 per Come.
&Ieie. @bgeIiefert 5 Cars 81 $12.5O
unb l SH 1900.
.NiDbItngs".- Gar grObe gu
1900 uno l SU 1880.
vIeeO." "A Gars 9afer unO Mais
81 1850 uno 2 Gars an $500 abgel.
81 ais i6rot: Gar grobes pom
2anoe Su $1,000 auf Der 8abu.
Shorts" Gar gu 1900 ab9el.
Sunbes 6retbungen
(BDnOS) in Ghic0oo. S1mitnn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
&OOe Narf.

Der &erpaltungsrotb BON 6bbe 9art
ma Sreitag N5eno Muter &oriib Don &rGz
iiOcnt So6urt in Seratbuug. 8pn nent
WeiunDbeitSbcamteM muroen 40 Webur;er1
uno 20 GpoeSfdue wGbreuo pes Weonats
Sauuar beridtet. Der S6abmuciIter be-
ridtete iiber eilen 8aiien bcltano BON
$73, 900. Sine utrbeiierte NerDronung,
Die bas 8eieltigen BON &arteu. na5 Nor=
Da~nbeniciu Don a%nltedenoeu Grantheiten
anseiaenO. all 0Gulerm ansei9t, tuuroe an=
gcn0nunlen.
Die NerOrbnuns, bic tduflide Nbtrc=
tung OeS 9Iut5tiles an Den MoiicrlSeytcr
nj oaS Conn Safe bcltimmenp, murne
aur 9teini6rift bcorbert. OiphthcritiS
pur6eu ill oerflolienen Wfonat ~ 6Ile
uno S~6arlahfieber 23 TGue Sar 2(nSei9c
aebraWt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
s,crmi1Mte NaArtAtes.

- Giner MelSun8 aus S Ort8uforb
aufoloe miro bort am 4. 0oer 5. b. U2. bic
Nntunft Der SiOurs 6duptIinse rSrdbenz
s3nia", ysanssr 9unDs us aSs yS 9 gdr"
NIT 81 Geseltel ul16 etioa SOo Snoiansrn.
Die ii6 am BopIar 8iper benz Wsaior SLICES
ergeben BADEN, %ertpartet.. Der .lan9e
Sunb" 1T elmer Der i6limmlten unters
bGuptIinae Citing 8uu'S WnS leiR Grs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
Qtta 0[le rtisO cScScmI Sc.

2tn cue mnO Scocm! - Qcieet SCR
al 0uitcn, Grtdltnng, 9lllbnlG. SrOnduis
oOer iraeaO cllcm Der DieleH &ungenibel.
bic 10 D6ufig in ShminbiuWt enoen :?
Gam QebralGet vWilbor's Pure Cod
Liver Oil and Lime, eiu liNcres unb
WirfiameS Wiittel. 0ics lit iciut Quadz
ialbtrci, ionbtru iuiro rsgeImdBig BON Der
mebisiniibeH syafultdt angcornMet. 9Ilei=
niger Sabrifant: u. .. NiIbor, Gbe=
mifer, BOiton. !3n Daben bel allen 0rO=
nuiiteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07

Eay Scrr Geo. Nuc6ert, tciiens
Der gGgcnt Der SuinniS StGGtS5eiz
atng; beim1t 0e9enm1rttG ttnicre
2Ibunmcnten in ocn StGntet &0m>
faS"nnO Sct6S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
Staot CbiraGo.

ItmIcr Nci1emOer, &err MIerets
Der Sod, miro liz Den M66itcU
Ga0cm Mmicre 2lbOnncnten tnt
iIOIt1cm SHiuOis bcfuNcn.
Su. EtGatS5eltMu9 go.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07

Serr gscter GIanIcM, reiienOer
0I0eitt Ser SuimoiS St1atSSettuw9.
bclnGt Oe8enipartt0 Mmicre MbOMs
rcufcn tuI StG1te ~gStScouiiu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07

Sacob g. 8auman, StaIfnedt in Snbs
ber's 6otel in Souoerton, iDuroe IeBten
Samltag BON einem Gferoe oberbaIb beg
6uBaelenfs geihlagen. oaB CT Gags Oara:f
niht obne StOd 9eberl- tonnte. @r ges
braudte st. SatobssStI uno mar
mad uenigen Gagen tuieoer berSeiteUt. -
.:@ermonia @asetta". Gouoerton, 00.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07

gt6ts ibertrifft bas q erifon il
f@e &ugelsW bIau on Stems
belt Der Johannesburg un6 an id0ner
gStrtnng in Der WGi1e. 2eiet Die beaiez
Ji9e Nnjeise,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07

Simmer tuieoer tritt Die G6atla6e 1T ben
GOroergrunb, baB Elm lGn9eres 0eioen auf
cine fleiGe llnregeln1G6igfeit, mie ). 3.
maize SlBe,. surildsufibrcu lit, Muo oaB
Die Nelt, Die taulcnofa6 geluarnt Duroe,
barum uiht OOrii6tiger Qetporoen lit.
9iltet eud Dor naiicn TiiBen! 9soiie- SaBe
le9en leiAt Den Seim al S6WinoiWtt umO
IeBtere briuQt ni6t lelteu ben 500, meun
Die &rantbcit nidt burb ben@ebrau6 bon
St. 9lu0mit &0ni0'S @GmnurOer
GruittOee i'm Seine eritidt miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
1teberfahren ,1np aetSatet.

Der 35idbrtge 8remier Der NittsbNra
uno Sort 8apne Babn, Sreo. Darling,
mobnbaft $50. Is GuauSitraBe. ipurbe ee>
itern Moraen 10a llbr in Der 9fdbe Der
giienbabntreusun9 Der Bolfitrabe bon
einem Sradt;uge iberfabren uno auf Der
Stells getobtet. Darling poate bon einem
g6agcn bes i'm Sabren begriffcnen :3uaes
al Der Setter bcrunteritcigen unb faBte iih
an cinem Der neben Der Setter bcitnDliden
~eiiernen 0riffe an, berielbe 5erbrad), Oar<
ling ~itiirSte binuIter unb Die JtGoer oes
3uges gingen ibm geraoe iiber ben @opf,
oenielben furdtbar 5erquetl6enb. Der
Gerungliidte binterlGBt cine g8ittipe uu0
Elm GiuO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
9ttn G6meIWe tslarEt

betrugen Sic 3ufubrsn 142, 1913 Stid eez
gen 124,3l9 Stiid in Der uori9en Mode.
Sbmere Gdtelwaare mar begcbrt unb
l1lDB nm 25c. b6ber, ais in Der Gorz
node; lei6te unuerGnoert. Nm Sanl1ag
Duroe bcaabIt fir S6iueine:
S6rcre s6weine gum S0eeln.....s5.2 @5.9O
XCt6te. nno sum Gerlanot. ........ $50 jl05. 50
Sdwere Sdwcine iir ben Often. $40 W5.7 Il
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
&icbmaret
Sim GinObicNmartt

trofcn bis SamItag 26, 110 Stld Elm, ges
gen 90, 55S StI6 in Der Govipo6e, llno
uerihifft murDen 1883 Stiid 0egen 49,
221 Stld. Die Gur6i6nitfsprstie net,
len gegen bic Bornohe nur filr 4rimas
Maare einen tIeineu &idaan9 auf.
NN,rEnnfk tn,trNn q, IL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07
Die 0ur6idnittspreiie iteutsu iia 10

~genoermaBen:
Extra graded and export steers..S $500 $50
Prime to extra shipping stecrs.... 5.2O(0 $40
Good to choice native steers..... Assoc sis
Fair to medium ticshy steers. 4 4OIQ 40
Common to good killing steers. 3.9OU 4.25
Feeders. fair to good. ............ $500 4 90
Stoc~ers, common to good. 2.S5W $50
ows and heifcrs, good to choice. 1900 $40
Cows, common to t;ir. ........... 2.4O0 80
Inferior mixed butchers stocG... 1.T50 2.40
Bulls " stays. 3.O0Q0 400
Common to choice lat oxen...... 2.500 800
kalbcr. ........ 4.GJ0U 600
Kelber vom Fruehjahr dasStueck S.0O012.O0
Milchkuehe 20.009Q4O.00
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-02-07

Glbien.-vM arropfat" .O5@1. To-;
SeIberbien 90@1.O5 Der 8ui6rI; SpItt
2}@23c. Sas Yfunb. 9eite CRIME 1900
lao.
sonia. - Better neuer in Baben az
1S@20c per ID, ountler 123c.
@ttrpnen.- Walaga 3.25(@3.75 6as
&iitbcn. Weiiina 4.25@4.75 6as &Iit6en.
Granberrtes. - 7.25(07.5O Das
TaB vYeu e. 8HeIe". runoe 6.OO;96.50.
SeIIer te 35@40c. oas OBb.
v8e len t or n. - vGbotce 6url I'M
Carpet 8ruib" 6@7c.; id6nes .0reen"
yielftuortina" G@63c.; yJteo Gippeo"
ieltporting" 5@53c.; %geringere QuaLitGt
nno &eb Sruib 34@44c.; trummss
3@4c.
NepfcI. - 2.oO@s.OO bas Sas, ie
mad, QualitGt.
0aiie. - .geanuts" GennsFse BIC.
8ilminaton &C., girginia &c. - Neue
&aitanien 1.50(a3.O0 Der Duibsl: 6i6oru
25(035 fir 9roBe uno 90@1.1O fur
SbeQ6art 8aIniie 90c. @$1.00 oas
Sab. GugI. 8aunIiie 15c. fir neue;
MaHbeIn, bartidalige, 16@19c. 1sc. fir
peibi6aIiGe nnb CSC. fir biinnihoIigc.
RebI (na6 benz n~eueiten 80rienbes
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
Humors Of the Day.

A celebrated casc--Swl'Icr Case.
Tall soft hats supply u loE q felt want
The buloonist's home Is one flight up
Help Us, Cassius (cash us) or W. sink
Loyn' n cottage Is more common than
loyln' the cottages mistress.
A certain grocer calls his scales cant.
bush" because they lie In weight
The beat of ~ are very apt to be mcaly
mouthcd about three times day.
The deaf man who had u scolding wife
remarked "Man wants but little hear
below"
The experiment has been tried often
enough to prove that n jock-kniic Is not
night-key.
"Wcll wife you can't shy / ever con-
traclcd bad habits" "No sir, you gem
orally expand them"
Whnt tree In the forest would be most
likely to be known by It's barkY We
should think the lockwood.
A lady who died In ST.. Alabans, VT, re-
Gently, left i've sisters, aged Ol, 80, 81
and 70 years.
Senator Blain's daughter Is very hand
some and greatly admired IN washing
ton society.
The choir doesn't care no much for the
congregational singing. II looks for the
main chants.
A man writes TO an editor for 81 "bc-
rausc he Is 50 terrible Short and gcts
In reply the hcOrtlcss response, "Do ~ |
do; stand up on n chair
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
THE A. M. g. 0. DIVIDE.
A FABLE.

FABLE.
Twas the 9Th of Brumaire, as the Rour-
bons all cry,
That Benjaming Butler, with a scant
eye,
Slipped oat of Bosting and stepped on
the Clyde
And sailed down to Richmond to see the
divide.
Now Ben had seen sights and bubbles
and quirks,
But when Holiday "vetoed" the Board
of p. Works
lie obsarved "I'll be burned here's n
debt-payer sho'
Burns cool half million with red hot
veto;
But the curiousest thing, to my crooked
eye,
Is that even n Bourbon "cold thus go
awry;
For / believe-and you'll sect it before a
year older
That, but for the Bourbons, I'd proved
BOnd-holder.
Now Bond was n mortal, in Wickamness
died
And to foil Readjustcrs had judicial
pride;
So, he said, "thcre's coon called Billy
Malone,
That the Gripsackers all had better let
lone.
I'll knock him down, but the deuce of
it is,
That the next thing you'll see that coon
will have ris',
And the dog that'l tackle him's an i'm
prudent pup,
For he fights better down than when
standin' up.
SO, Observation-Disclosures, We Wickam-
ties, all,
This Readjustcr, take notice, I'll give
him fall;
But mark We all this by my judicial
nod,
You'll have left on your hands n burned
ugly job"
MORALE:
Before you shake 70 game be sho' It
amt one who,
VIII presently come agin for the pur-
pose o. climbin' you.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
That Decision.

Our Fundcr friends have trouble with
their ammunition. Judge Field, In tile
late decision IN Hartman W, Grccnhow,
speaking Of tho portion of the public
debt West Virginia was bound for, says;
"And Ilallcck, speaking Of State d.
"vlded into two or more distinct and
"lndcpendcnt sovereigulics says. "ln
"that casc the obligations which have
"acrucd TO The whole before The division
"nrc, unless they have been the subject
"of special argument, mtnbly binding
"upon the different pnris, The prlnCi-
"plc Il 6stdbiisied by the concurrent
"opluions of text writers, the decisions
"Q{ courts and no practice Of nations. 49,
international 1aS, chap 3, See 81
And yet the fundcre. who are SO en-
gcrly endorsing and adopting this opln-
ion, thus admit that In 1871. they traded
to The bondhodcr the sovereignty Of the
state, TO get them to look to w. Va,
for that which she was always bound
solely for.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
THE MARK OF CAIN.
Joe Harris, the Marble Hall
Fiend,

The following is taken from the Nor
ristown Gazett's report of the trial;
A singular malformation, or deformi-
ty, has been discovered about Joe Harris
since he has been on trial. lie has but
one ear. That is, he has but one hole in
his head where the organs of hearing
ought to be. The ears are there, one on
each side of the head, just as they are
arranged on the heads Of other men,
and it was noticed that one ear was lar
ger than the other. Upon examining
the small ear it was found that there was
no organ Of hearing about. The inside
of it was as solid as the palm Of mans
hand. This is rather singular. We
never heard of such a ease before, and if
Joe should break Jail before the Supreme
Conrt convenes, or afterward, before the
sentence is carried out, that mark will
identify him anywhere in the world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
New Wrinkles in Grape Grow
ing.
Germantown Telegraph.


Truly there is no account for tastes or
methods. We have a statement from the
San Mateo (Cal.) Journal, relative to
grape growing on the "Alpine Rancho"
which ignores pruning and cultiyating
of the grape, as it "causes too great u
growth of wood, thus drawing away
from the fruitbearing tendency" in the
first place; and in the second place the
"pruning causes the vines to have high
straight stem, thus elevating the fruit
from the ground into the cool, moist
touches Of the fogs at times; while let
ting vines run caused them to spread out
flat on the ground, and the grapes lying
Immediately upon the warm earth, and
in contact with it, are thus sheltered
from the adverse influence operating
higher above, and were thus fully deyel-
oped and ripcned."
This is one side. The other side we
find in the Gardeners Monthly, from a
correspondent, who says that the Cataw-
ba grape is not played out, as is general
ly asserted, but that the failure in grow
ing it is because we donot know how to do
it, and that it is useless to try and get
good fruit from it without the vine is
trained high enough to have the fruit at
least ten feet from the ground:" hence
when so trained it gives plenty Of good
fruit.
Perhaps the variety of the grape and
latitude may have all to do with it, as in
the case with many other fruits, and
hence the best way to succeed with
grapes and other fruits is tocXpcriment ;
aud when having found out which are
the right ways to do it, to hold fast to
them, We all know how tits with pears,
apples, plums, &c.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
A Bride Abducted.

Bulldozing a bridegroom and abduct-
iny bride is new way to get wife,
The Clinch Valley Necs (Tazewell) tells
of such an occurrence in that county, as
follows:
GA young man named Lawson was
last week married to a girl named
Combs, in Thompson Valley, by Rev.
Mr.. Rhudy. On the night following the
marriage the bridal chamber was rudely
invaded by party Of rOughs headed by
one Shinall, who has been representing
Wythe county in the penitentiary, when
the bride was forcibly torn from the
arms Of the groom, and, after desper-
ate resistance, during which Lawson
severely punished one Of the Mulkeys
and the Shinall aforesaid, the party left,
taking the bride with them. Mr.. Law
son has been in town, we understand,
consulting lawyer in regard to divorce
proceedings. He has not seen his bride
since the abductions and thinks it barely
"put up job"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15

pleased to learn that Maj. Fink is TO be
retained as General Manager, for his pc
culiar ability has been very fifty demon
strated. On the whole we feel quite
gratiiled at the result. Gen. Malone
and his company were foiled by the yul-
lures, but they foied the vultures and
captured large share of their coveted
prey.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15

Captain w. 7. Hart, Of the Altoona
Coal Co. at Martins, in Pulaski Co., has
II is said, disappeared from the country
and is charged with having forged en-
dorscments to the amount Of S35 200, the
loss falling on Mr.. A, NJ. Davies, of
Lynchburg. This has surprised the pub
lie, as he was regarded man OF fine
character. He came from Ga. duriag
the war, and married In Pulaski. lie Is
man of fine appearance, and business
information.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-15
Those Labor Claims.

We CUES those who had claims for I'M
paid labor against the A. NJ. & o. II. r..
have felt She touch of forcible readjust-
mcnt--this time ut the hands of the for
clgn bond holders. They tried 10 take
the work and then rcpudiNtc the debt.
"Why,' said Mr.. Venablc, at Ma
rion, they owe me now for tlcsc very
tics you soe there IN the road" But for
the Little Rcadiuster," Billy Malone,
MI Of these debts would have been repu-
diluted.