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National Republican., 1881-07-25
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National Republican., 1881-07-25
business Chances.

MONEY. MONEY, MoNEY-To LOAN AT .
1Nl per cent, per month on personal property at II.
FuLTONS Loan ONCE, 3li Ninth street, near Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. my6 Sm
Il LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i j on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold Mt market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
where, by J. II. sQUIER & CO., Bankers, l4l6 Penn
syly9Ria avenue. ma26-u
National Republican., 1881-07-25
2fnusenents.
Summer @esorfe.

nRKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH COUNTY
" Vlrginia-This place, so well and fnvorRbly
knownto 10 Washington and Baltimore springs-golng
people, has opened under hrstclass management, and
has more visitors now than ever before ut this sea-
Delightfully."- situated under tho eastern slope OF
the great North Mountain. Abundant and great
riety of mineral waters; famous among them Is thu
phlet. s. NJ hULLlN,
1yl-lms Proprietor.
, 1881-12-16

tnt1 he was sMtst|rti thnt fhn work required ~
sict"n VIII n"t to0 tlncn hut wns nnIf., within
tic l,o'tnds D fhlr day work. Judging by Tho
sInwed tho rut'nrtur tho nnu!l,nn III which tho
!rs"ntr lhst bten working, AID aud that tho hoy
w Il wh ';' H, II iys5 WI "E Sv
hrec!scly tho conditions required Of Heaon.
Tilt Warden continued:
bin IT. huIt every fult. with tho kind ut work that
Is lifted to his rrevinus occupation. snasr
p!nl hnsc dnf.a pr'.clscly thu work assigned 70
inHcrs. II ~ mt trifc that hc could not llnyu
ts,',, ~ mo ~ a taike.l with .ae II ho ~ w!st't. I'M
na ' Or kaepsrs M u W. w',.ii not @ppre.. a"y CO eyiei.
tninltn,m; W have un!y tvo INST. .M.I. or j,5ai
,nan WIS not oserpuni.hett. think ne w.la il
l!ttlo .Granky' Altnr he ncH:t'. 10 snrk IN i..n
S"s,' p n' Ws "t asy ie wors ysr tst
20 ucrk nj tto snachIne liz lid nut sct,,t't u
lnar uny grn're sast!nst Mr. D.1oil. l'cnlntu llc
On hIs tSk. AZ t, tiso l,aldiit,x, Il Is 'rcrtssrS
IL thu t.sEIpi!ne Of tie ptlspa. | I,Hsu newer
suen II tIp'n. The Inv rtu,tircA tlit every tIn,e
sea tlMt IL IA hut tnt, severe Evory cnee of pun
tshMunt tsrria,rtel tu the superIf!tt'.is:,,t. Wo
y @ 70 =, s'Gtess T., ars nt1a wi, r." nsF"t NY
tumc ting. mist uuhol', my kreppfa In cnfor-
c'n1 tho oIsGipilne of sfis pr!s1n.'' =,
cartl.d fuptttation M Il prison Sirlai. ,.crcr
This nla,l Nelson waa ret II task which uthara
have done nnu Arc INV tntny. | Oe!!ovu be
could huye ,uno It. hut ha WINS stubborn. 9'ay
sevurv no other ct,nvIcts have suffered. Iir wna
Rblo tn wurk utter ii. / htyu no ,lu,ibt tx,
thought tho task set for HIN wits more tbAll
be rt,uil tlu, hut he was tIstAke, 10 10 tie ps.
ribilitY Of ia bustx ,luuu. Thu fact IL lint
ono man has cut jun unlrs Of whole xo!es iu Il
dHy. biglsuu Hns uu!y nskcti 10 cut J,isYl hhif
sOirs." -
FureIunn Nicker who WINS at wnrk II, the 5tloo-
sbop. sul: II rrI,urled hiuls0n for allurt wurk,
hrt,ljsv believed be could tu ti,s wt,rk Dttt
, 1881-12-16

Tho Louton Tithes OF Nov. IL desotcs several
COLUMNS to II correspondence description vi
"Buch is 'Hniy ksirwan,' tho CITY Of VIC
tory.' wh!ot. rising un tho rltns Ut the Roman
vss psossta Ssnt d9,n rss 70
ii long Anc< nf Independent rulers. and iur
Ssntns!es *fterTsra was ,no sxoYsdFs
ti!no of tss iu1'a-!NttlnH decline t. hus
served as tho r4liylnx -poi,t. Of tho no
mndo tribes whilst. surround It, their piHcc
or pilkrtinaEH whnn living Au.1 btlr1a1 Whru uetI
Iint the lcaruing. culture. ud erutlltton Of iAsr-
watl hayo Disappeared long si!,Ic. Tho sunrl-
aSs nsy g X Knas es. I sF{ a ssa Ss ex.'s s's
which Il cnycndered ny ixuoranec an'' supsrssic;;
/ hnye sought to do IL tu duscriue karwaa lii 1t
rivod. Fiso yuars aro % EaSsh writer observed
euuges: tho source fron which Issued taa'ly
kingdoms. loth OH thla routirant nnd In Eurupl,
ka!rwar hMs reIaainea ;n"ttsctea by their ars,
tneasure dldAppcarodi hcr Independence 1Ila
c3clt,svcneas llAvo atono prevented hcr Gnn.
Is st I'm e,y I Whs can bo
su!d no longer. Five tbnnsand French soldlars
arc iatlay lunrtercd within tts walls. chr'st,,n
the charnl Of lts inylplAbttlty has bueu broken
Tic impression cnuzel by tho French conQncst
Of knirMnn o., The Mossen word VII probably
elle1 to tho inevtable chanxe. One al
tho cniet men of tho place renlarkcd to mt
that, ns tho LEY. hy ACCEPTING II Cbrtst!au pru'
tector,.tc, hnA becomo II kaET, or IN ulbeiscvcr
they would Just HI snou uGoupt tho Frtuch rule
us bis. Thu argument IL strictly logical. but ony
can hardly exi,eut' thnt It Will te universally
| nccGptcd. kalrwau viii tlrst become FrellcF
RnrrIson tuw1,, then, after time, ii. nero out
pust, and llllal!y tlsappeRr fr9nl tlo map q
| Of tho great mosque or Okhba md the tunlb II
lily I.tird tho CtIInpunton,' anu rel1ect m the
| Instability nf things in general mud tho MoSlgu
/ lnnEhIt,c0nc0 aud Empire III particular"
, 1881-12-16

. Fl. forfa, NO. tcc. M-FIMEM-tncltanT0d.
G'IA!r-WhoRt nraned i6wsr, dccttnrsi. recovered
and utussd frni February option, acliyo, M. rod
ll,S1aatuA cnsb. tlaif Jau,lnrr. t1.Is& Fobrusry,
N.0yl March, ttH Mar, ualss s'.:i1sss&.l' January,
sl1D{sl.aN February tl.suX-sl.NH March. Torn
dun; 65A3I23ta cAsl G4}taaDGu January. Eixf15kd
February. eb4o Asrc1i. Ha&tGtHo MAY. Oats worry
elow a. 41ttttt'}{g cssh t7Hes.!sxo January. NYo-
NnthltFE Ails4. Guet 1T Bh4x] Lila
ttEAf-ttghf5 Mt I'M
HETTElt AND f0u*-unctanNed
NutAkY--HtanHY Mt 4i.1L
1thFttI1Nk-Enttfaty nominal. ~
HEokttTb-ft9nt. %1l 6fl4t ~luAt. zt,t0 bit corn.
At W. hut outs. t9OU ,tt FyD, LIN but bnrIUY, 2&
~. MirMkiSsTc-fl!nI f.. SnM nrai Nhnst 1ttVl hu.
..hiterrood HOARD iTYhpst hiaiiors ii.a, Janunfyi
SSo Jansary &;sc FetF"aryi VII ~ March: % mts NIT
, 1881-12-16
DEEP FLOWING

=.
NoolAsn No1ons III fasoF o. ,onal!o"
pl0WtnG-Grcnt Crouk W DeSp Flow.
tug-hoieworthy Experience.
N"e! w w.. is,0loa" wan so'1 nv s".ns'
yeArs AEo nearly oil my Ectgllbors, like my
sell, fully believed 1t dangerous to tic crop
to run the p!ow deeper than four
nr iva imohaa. INT M c,1itnr{n, In
49,. '''s H., a.t.".' dns,,,,1,.,.,,ss ~ III so,,.
LIZ 11Mc''e"" Aufteutt"'At Aeu ees
erAl 10 try the experiment OF golnR
down two to four inches more into
tha l,nr,i-uan. trho result was DISASTROUS,
,rso nr,,r. ,,.or, 5oo,noo.,i ,nr, +ron bniy 40
Ahe etup, "S.o uee.euaeo tnv.o ''1a44 '.'a ~,
compared with portions OF tho sal'le he'aa
plowel III tho old way. Several Subscribers
tlroppcd the unper "a a very p,1safo Rdylyer,
wrole tie editor rutler atiarp letter about
0lir experience. 1lls Iotter III reply lluye
kent. After st,nwh,x clearly ti,at va lind
nnf, l,nIf rantl the article, and Int neKlectoI
its i,laiii precautions, he went OH 10 SAY:
Nearly MI soIIa contain ,roa It is this that sIycs
t,sm tIsir IL rsitiisn c,,inr. HUI irnt, nna twv
oxiios. 0nc u tbon cotaiutf,S the ieast a1,.tunt
0f oxyuu, is soliul0 in soil water, aud Is thuro-
fire readily taken !nto the roots Of ptaYts.
Eoppuras. or Kreon y!trtol. 70 composea q this
!ow Or psntox,M9 0s spn anu fMspnMs!o a9Ia: ~
exposure 70 sir for nmG. tase S !nw oatao sSsot
sasnui.os,u%o sn t1 % y iron, Whsh T Is lnsoiubc iS
water. TEo subsoll whIuh h%s ~ ' meycr 6ees, IA
stirrt to Hlt,lt Tho atmosphere freely. uontalns
tic Inv oxllo. ald whom lint turned Up. II Gown
ur planted SCUM. taS roots 4r the cIops takp N
, 1881-12-16

CINCINNATI, dec. M-EoTToS-steady, 11tsc.
Fk0Git-Dutl: fnuttIy, s1i1attt1i fancy UNCHANGED.
GnA1N-Whcat dull; No. : rcd wintur, tl.INlt.3',
Corn trm, No. mtxed. Gt43Gas Oats lrnl, No. !
mi4ud &c. lyo dull and 1owar; $lGiN DnsleJ duli'
&tUi
lH0v!atoSs--rorx dn1t a. el7Cuat7.1s i.nrti du At
fllal Hulk meAts Gesyt ahouldhrs, 'Ac, claAr fib
b3c. hMcOn dull and unchanged.
WulAK i-HtsndY md t'Fhf Ill combination sAl9s
Ut finished pnOls ~ trta. IN tho bass Of fl.lA
HUTrEK-FlYlu and bnchnnWut.
, 1881-12-16

MILWAUKEE.

MrKwAUKrx loo i5.-fix,Uft-1n fair demand.
0NAsS-whs.th.xbor, closing stranx, Ho.7 htwlu.
kea h4ed. nominal, No. Mitwaukeo. $!.IiAt Nacep-
bor *lsls, January sl.sts February, slzs14 March,
tlAB<s april. {a); Mny, sl.Jl NH Mlinnukas. tl.12I
Vsts ~ossef; So: ]. ~. itye qaist md nneanaed'
VI ruoyisioasHI9w Mrss pors, t si;5 sash II and
Eegan.far; $d.ai January. Iard~Ptnv atonn1, slt.o
llous-Htvuay. with 4 fair deMai,d, y s)t9a91
itkcEit'rH-FlourA AUI) brlsi nheat, &t|Nu uai cosn
sillEiiEars-Eiour, a00 brl4 wheat i.sD tu, corn,
1t,HJ bu, . -
, 1881-12-16
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

astetat ptpateh 10 IN Chicago IttbvH&.
he. l. u ID. '''" ~ ''''' = a'-s1ouh-Ho' Il isaf
spunv ~ hest Winter. No. I. la, No. \ 10 Aa
ku ~ Se. W ttl No. n lpd; white, No l. W pdt
l. III, WI s1ue, No. I. II. ", S9. 4 u lIu. Gvspt
@As'lsloss-Pork, IL, Lard. it, -"-'.
, 1881-12-16

Ns,x ynnu "a, Observation-Disclosures ,Ivoi,cr
,. ~, 10y. ., -, ., 80 .su,e. ;..
ao Sssss arts tSS So as to
tho courso Of suu6u)s,,an At thu West NJ, red
continued to anetuase mort widely ~ spouaausa W
,avoflt, i opennR a. s.aet tsdseon' ralyhx apooa
atao1noo under the .'mulatlne influence ot so nc
again faly AaAa ! ea On ires asanz'. laassl,
~ tha seo.uatS opuon' sno aFlaf sotao l'tIo
!rreFu'aflty lott on a. rulu atfouE Ut tho
highest quotations Of The day. Othor utados and
leaving oT rather uauro ,smIy. sprIng wheat met
viii, SLOW ksJo but vnr1rA iitr m In trirn suex
rsportsa ot sSso1 bu. No. a.cd now NJ ana Old ruis.
tetpeesolnat mud sl4sa. ~ closing n
o1n.,aa as1 ~ a H. M now " ~, o,n.
W. =. :; y. y. ~, ~ ~, ~ ~ =, 1't, &C.
.I.y SS U DO .tss@s9 as a!s, s4sas a. Tux, So
~ y -, ~ Lot. slosH .. s..o' uns'suH 4uh ~
si'@$p ~ " qaahy! '0!Rs5 ~ sa"SH''sH Ho'
t,.u,ai.1'. Uorn-A xet,ernliy wenT md isrssu,sr
mAtsot repprted tho NO. Fhacs roeoaina h''ont "a
asyaa M t"ar ure ey ~
o1 ~. nsa1ea western uuasNnsa, atVaeaIe'
stDamof nllxod, 1lo Tho latter ratio dallvarod now
yellow Sonshern from daok al &C, mblta BouiAnr,.
tton duek u io3;uNo. o.a fur!hsr roosdod aboatN
fcoe offerings, o"dnv 10 r,lr bustuess e,,cuy susc,,
, 1881-12-16

i.oplsvtLLE, Dec. f5.-t'UTr0Y-Dul At ttNc.
ai.po; a No. I. ss.5ua.d.;s, choloe fancy, &7as.M
uHAiS-Whest dull 1T &t.Ia corn putott No. 2
whte, :ohos DO n.tsed A. tsHS t!ata ap!is NJ. y =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aid lard nani!nui; ltuIk HnntA
Mnaetcdt shoulders n0nui oIear ro, 0ct rtear adSa
Afe l1hcbn-+.onr rlb. l01c. 1lalna-auYnr'euIsd
ie;,,.x-u,..,x. isSie um
itOQB-Stcady III N0V1l2i ltcec!ptss E.a
, 1881-12-16

GALVESTON, Dec. ls.-corToS-Ques, m!dd,lup.
1lAo low do itc good ordinary. 10sau, not fgcepta,
KsN baleu exports tn Groal lirtAu. t.5as, pnos Eo
stock, lID,6N.
NKw UiIi.EANR, Doc 11--toTToX--QuEet, snlddlln0,
Iow o.. l0fos E9n1 ordinary l9tci Hot recepts.
sAlpG, l,uUt stuck, A,8lA
". iMHls Duo: i6.CgTrtlN- mdal!nF lAc;
TuA1L
, 1881-12-16

DEr,tnrT, stich Doc lA-FIoEn-tH5131.z
GRAfS-NhaAt eaBtar: No. N1l,tG. cast md de-
cetubor. tial nakeds January, &t3; February. tl1f
l..1ft MArch. tia5hI April sltS, May $lal!11ltlH.
NEEE1FTA-W hGAt, p,Ru bl. .
BHipilENTs-WhgA& uQH bu,
, 1881-12-16

BRADFORD, Ia, Dec, ta.-EETNOLEUM-Markp
dctlyo but considerably weaker; ncued At si7c, I'D
yancnd to Bto, declined tu Blc. aad oosod a. s4Hct
salcs. tl1xtMlA .......
FI1T4Hu!tu, Pa. Uao th.-pxTRuLEUM-Qu!ot
United cprtlnAtQs WankGFi unitUd certificates, t11c;
reu1t.E, IL. phiNduitlla delivery.
SaAo hHhest aiu luWnst slssuI uloaod, s1i4a ahlp-
MG1t&, A1uQt Fln1, lUM ,
, 1881-12-16

nrFPALo. N. y, Dec. f5.-ulsAFN-Shent ncH-
ioeted. No. lsrd Duluth hold .. Sl.d3 Corn nominal
&C. Onts. ryp. and barley Inactive.
, 1881-12-16

low clarified cnsor Mt 14ktgc Mbinssrs 10 roHI de-
Mtd r'trtfNth. :y%s afcs fnr +i'ret prime tn ctipcD
N:nh y ~ siah: !t!,:r stcsdyi Louisiana, btia-
, 1881-12-16
p1rntlIA

lIVETA.
rEo,s1A. ILL.,, Dec is.-uHAlS-Corn dull, high
mtxod, lr.aG1ko, ull1oI ulkG4,A. Oats dullt No. ;!
whto, 4644is{c ltys dull, No. }, tlJU.
Observation-Disclosures ut tI.la.
ltEcEtt.Ts-Whun u ba. elrn, 10, rs bu; onts ,i00
bul rye, l,NN bu: btfsy. 2,1p bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat. nOIc; Curn, M,QG but 1Nte, H.
u bui re. ~ but bArloy. l.AU bu.
, 1881-12-16
PONDS EXTRACT.
Eight Reasons!

EIgn1 ReaSOnS'
Why quc NEVER sell PONDS
EXTIi1iCT In BULK, but
ntlhcre to the Rule Of ,SelItnO
ONLY d, OUR O1YN BOT
TIES, inctosctl d3t BUFF
WItAPPElcS, o., qDlic1, is
Printed our Landscape TRADE
iNn,'E.
lit in.urs* the pnrehnscr obtaining tho
HEHuIHK article.
a.-'t rrntccta the consumer In buyps Ponds
Extract mol wobkanad with wntGr which wu found
MAJ dnHo II ffr yGAf1 H3tp wtlsn wpru tnduced 10
furnish tlenlaA with Tho RcnuHo article In bulk
u.-It prat~et. th~ .un.u.nrr from unsc.upu-
Ions pnrlcs Feng critic, c'cap hccpctiona to him
l'InHs Extinct, FIR my lseraon can to! tho genuine
fn'sl' she G'tsla uni wnppur.
ALL pruteets this eonsam.r. for II ia Ntrr
xnf's any other artlcn according 10 the drcc.
tlonA rvsn In book. which surrounds each buttla
Ut Ponds Extract.
S.-it projects ihs consutuer. for It IA not
n2teGa5ie u, be ccosvad nt,d peraI~ inInsuh by
Ing Hther ARTICLES Mn,lor the directions for Ponds
E1isac:.
u..ttu ut er article. manufacture, or Imitation
llHs tho it:oct clhncd Tor and always produced BY
Ponds Extsnct.
1.-Xt II rre(ndlcint tp the reputation of 1.ord's
Extrnct Ia hRso peoPlU cointarfeit, believing Is
10 b4 tllo genuine. for thuy viii SURELY be dsap-
pointed, II GOT injured. by IT, enect.
s.-,Juttirt to nnc nr tho beat ssrdlcinea In
the w1rid. and Tho hundreds OF thbnsunds using It.
tionIKndA nvory ptac3Ntnn nniinst having weak and
in1ur!naa preasMtl0ns paln.cd un ns tic Runuinr.
Tho ONLY wny this cnn ha accomplished II to sell
the GESGfNE. tut up In uniform nnnnur-n OUR
OWN Hrl"fl.as. complete with bun wrappers, srada-
fnnsk, &C.
, 1881-12-16

NEW YORK.. Duc. h.-l'u4InosA continues du! Ia oil
brnnuhos Of 1ada, eotto1 goods lu light domund. but
aeents making fur deliveries In execution OF back
urefst and pFtcss trni, sktttnR prnn fairly active.
but tnf,uY prints retnuil qatat WooI0n KuuAa Quot
ind stGaofi foEolHn goudt dull
, 1881-12-16

Special nt,pateA tp TIT CAteaaa 7stb,n4.
KASAAs CiTr. poe. G.-9RAlS--Thu I'rtes U,trTsnt
roporta. WioAt-it0c1ipis tho past week. " iQo but
shipments, 81 10 0ni wGnkerl Mn I, Cgsst, Sic; Julu-
n.y. B7c; No. u cash, nss Jaiiuary 1ct No. :, cash,
&1l1S: january, Ills. Eorn-Hec0lnts tho rhst week,
u. bn1 enlpulsntx 7nuE, uwars No. \ cash. 6llui
4AMuhkft lf3lE. - - -
, 1881-12-16

A KlslyAL AND DEPARTURE or
~ TRAINS : EXPLANATION or REvEnrvoH
MANKs.-t aktuftiny sxceptdd. snunday ozcuplod.
+MondAy eac9ptstl. fflAlIJ.
t:htcaK, d. Nnrtl.evestArn Hallway.
ps.Itmo-Catds,S ,SeeplnK- i Car A Aocnmmodaftoxx
amir nj q CAEkAG, NrHi1d Pacific, rRim1t Itonsn'
and Icp0k cutuer OF Wetu and Klptlo.ats
, 1881-12-16
WHY HE MANNED H1M.ELF.

H., .,,",,i,,.. ~ " .,s, s,n,. "n, shan,n,, - IT,,
.o"' slcah''9 III 70" Fo1oe allu en"wnG u 'etI
baud fr'm which three fingers had beo'l clipped,
told the fuIluyytt1u story to Su1l reporter yea-
tnrInv:
4, ~. . ,. ,t, u. a.. e,
o,,,,' n.o ~ Irn Mo,so ~ ,s-7 ~ r"s suns ~ nk
bl'1E l'rlsnn on Mnrcti -, 1871 OIL sentonee or
threp aud u half ycurs' iu,prtaop,nent for vrapl
jurueuy. In mt ,ony Tint nv punishment
,... *, -. w.. u ,,,.. .,,.s ,Ia,o.,S. !. .s...
was lust was Ra''tyt aAa deserfou u. went
to prls9n With tho differentiation thal would
do mr. duty ns 4 convict was ptIt to work In
tro r,,no.s,,'.,, n,,a ,vht,o WARSAW p,vfa ,yns
.%ou ~ ha -, W. s',,t" ha,a ~ u.s., "s
tneFo ! naa no tfoaole. nase hoe naa ant
trouble with tho present Warden, AuRustus
Brush. either: but i did hayo trouble, shortly
nrtcr WurIor n.ri. lorf y,itt, thn nrI,c.nni
"A". "e"e'. pAs'' .etT "ssu wv pttno'pAl
, 1881-12-16

ISptASAroLts. Dec. l.-CnAlN-Yteat stendY,
s..a;SG,L574. cora rrm; DtsGec. Oats stendy; A54
N&7c.
, 1881-12-16

TUItPENT1NE.
WILMINGTON. N. u. Dec. lh.-BpIN1Ta ~ TulrFS-
1lNE-E1sm At 10ot hard tAuos soft 2s virgin, Flol
, 1881-12-16
COTTON.

OswEGo, Dec. Is. -GltAtS - Wheat dull Corn
. ateady, Western mixed, tic
, 1881-12-16


FssnsylvAsta MIlttary Asx4ssay.
Epslss. nssfcu. coniSitsos Col T6so. uystt. Tses
, 1881-12-16

from Chicago to 81
fsAflor i}ny Coaohea,
to 1T. lxluis. md RS.
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y E1aohes Chicago to
fncifte KAItroha.
ShefrlAn-Hfx. Ticket
Uuse, fa1M1r 11ou1o,
II. calfnRr M4A3tslnz
, 1881-12-16

sD7tly. .fia!!y GIcept Suuttnys.
Louis. KansAs CITY. md Peoria.
With revolving ct,airs, Chicago
olinlnF-Chaif 9tcapinH Cars, Cate
kAnsas CITY. No change Of Do
Bt. Louis Of KAnaas E3kJ.
Chicago, lSock lalxud d r
Depot cornegot Van f.urcn aud
Oillces, ~ cfark-St.. sherman III
Grand Pacific lJpkpL And 10 Cali
, 1881-12-16


G-un Saturday u1at runs to Eo0FiR only.
" Ahn.h.. ~. 14nu.t a. EsAe1ne halfway.
Union Depot. etnte and THefth-Ass. All Htate-tt.
cars rua 10 tho lspn and WentwoFth.h!. cass pass
rAlmet llouse. and Grind IAoInu lIUt1l. '
, 1881-12-16
1Nnve. | Arr

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IEJA ti1uno1 CAfoyntn FHxt Ex him IN s iii
It, Louis, Springfield Ta4Hs.,, s'R;lla IN ::tt .
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leOtln. kEukuk Il ilur- via 10 I'LL Il ,u til j
1nRtUu Fast Exrrasa Chenuh l&tl;(0 o n S:l5 4
takln = I,uoFtn E! vn InlUt.: ~ p:.N s.+5
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tsaaturNy NxeGVt1d Sunday 44tupsUt. tNpnIu
Excepted. fuzI1y. ~
,,a.a, ,.. ll!!h9is Cantrai Railroad.
i1ckGL nnces, III NAadoph~sL. ROAR Llnfk Grml
facahc HOTEL and ln1mGr Hoube.
, 1881-12-16

b. Louis Il Gulf EKpress..........
IT. Luufs i Gulf Fnyt Lane, ..,.,,.
knnaA3 City + Denver Fast Ex,. !,
Peoria. burlington + kepkuk Er
i'eoEla i l'ekln NpecihI. I........,...
Springfield h iIAhnlonl Fast Linu
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-17
A MAN MORTGAGES HIMSELF.

A mortgage deed was recently put on
record at Charlotte, n. c., whereby one
Charles Didenover, an intelligent but i'm
pecunious man, conveys himself and all
right and title to himself to another to
have and to hold forever to secure a debt
he owes the mortgage. Didenover is a
married man. and therefore, under the laws
of the state, before he can convey any real
estate his wife has to give her signature
thereto, acknowledged before notary
public or magistrate. Although it is
doubtful whether the object in this case
has the character of this property. Dide-
movers wife valves all her rights, titles
and claims to him in favor of the mort
gage, and has signed a decd of conveyance
and acknowledged the same with all due
form before a magistrate If a man can
mortgage himself and convert his body into
legal collateral it will open up a new class
of security in the loan market If the le-
gality of this deed is confirmed by the
courts it may not be a great while before
Didenover's example will be followed by
many other hard pressed debtors.-Legal
1dgeTTiSer
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-17
DRIFTED OUT TO SEA.

Two little ones grown tired of play.
Roamed by the sea, one summer day.
Watching the great waves come and go,
Prattling, as children will, you know,
OF dolls and marbles, kites and strings;
Sometimes limiting at graver things.
At last they spied within their reach
An old boat cast upon the beach.
Helter-skelter, with mere DIM
Over its sides they clambered in
Ben, with his tangled, nut-brown hair,
Bess, with her sweet face flushed and fair,
Rolling in from the briney deep.
Nearer, nearer the great waves creep
Higher, higher upon the sands,
Reaching out with their giants hands,
Grasping the boat in boisterous glee,
Tossing it up, and out to sea.
The sun went down mid clouds of gold {
Night came, with footsteps damp and cold,
Day dawned; the hours crept slowly by;
And now, across the sunny sky,
A black cloud stretches far away
And shuts the golden gates of day.
storm comes on. with flash and roar.
While all the sky is srhouded DER;
The great waves rolling from the west
Bring night and darkness on their breast
Still floats the boat through driving storm,
Protected by Gods powerful arm.
The home bound vessel, Seabird, lies
In ready trim. 'twixt sea and skies.
Her Captain PAGES restless now,
A troubled look upon his brow,
While all his nerves in terror thrill;
The shadow of a coming ill.
The mate comes up to where he stands.
And grasps his arm with eager hands;
"a boat has just swept past" said he,
bearing two children out to sea.
IT'S dangerous now to put about,
Yet they can be saved without
"Naught but their safety will suffice:
They must be saved!" the Captain cries.
"By every thought that's just and right,
BY lips / hoped to kiss tonight.
I'll peril vessel, life and men,
And God will not forsake me then"
With anxious faces, one and all,
Each man responded to the call
And when at last, through driving storm,
They lifted each little form,
The Captain started with groan,
my Cod he cried, they are my owni''
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-17
VANITY OF HIGHWAYMEN.

A Galveston lady was reading a newspa-
per account of a stage robbery that recent
ly took place west of San Antonio, and was
very indignant on reading that besides rob-
bling the passengers they had opened the
mail and read the letters, among them, pos
sibly, letter the lady herself had written
to friend. you needn't be alarmed,
remarked the lady's husband, Il dare say
they did not read word in any of those
letters, as those fellows don't know B from
bulls foot" why, then, did they make
out that they read them?" ''Oh, they
made out they could read so as to make g
favorable impression on the passengers.
= GaLgeSton NeacS