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ELEGANT JEWELBY CHEAP,

r.l ..a..
wa ~ ,ntroaece our new siycs aud Influence trade
abort i,, ,hs io,owing unparalleled offers Sor u
nis,aS n,. me Berlin Packet contains n gold
ennt set wIsh chain agate shawl pin, ndys ele
1src set gvswelry sea bean cum buttons cora neck.
,,a o. agate studs gold plate band ring, collar
banSr.rnsS ring pocket book, Imitation silk
WALTZ. c.nsI' '"ncil, comic envelopes and
stam,nu. v",us' mailed to you for 35c. In
tailed n, y" fi.W. The lot can be re-
The Roy Jntnips ore .,r.., .r,o,.r.,
ring, eleF .ouch ss, nv bop r,, n." ,st
1894, " buttons engraved gold plato
n n,ince.' Ipln, gold plated lady 5 set, gold
pps'' e IVY, heavy gold plate studs lovely
Ss~m ' .Eenuine Partisan diamond stud
m ~. with =, diamond center beaulin,j
r.. SIC. ittons, plated collar button, plated
inK wa Ma chain plain Hold plate ring, nobny
sa,,,ns. .ss maitess eAr.rtnss with y. diamond
Mil plated set with white stone settings, lei and
The whole OF this mEnHcsnt coilsc,,nn ssr;
secure BY mall for n. for clio for d. This loi
Y. JEwELRy CO., Atlanta. az. "''''''
LIE hrLANrA GInnx says. This company IL
yonr money Is astounding.s
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FOR RENT.

E'olt RENT The business hon, a., now cen.
= pei by Erwin & TO-, AIS Elm st co. viii
De ior rent on tn first of mil, AppIy In .iohn
Browninp, 1867. Film 8 rect. f'' 'o''"n
Eon hE>f.ihe Bennett n. . mousse n, r,,,
pao,S @. 19hn Potts grocery store, In 'front.' Of
VIII mold 5000 bushels Of corn. FOR mn riicn'
lars, ln9nire nr John Br,wning, In,7 Elm 81
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Dissolution and CO.partnershiu

\, Tne partnership heretofore existing between
M M; u Sarlington and IL + underwood, nm
wool, isthis day dissolved by mutual co n ssnt
a. +. Underwo ID retiring. The bu ines viii
hereafter be carried on by NJ. u. GarIlnpton
and Thomas Field, who have entered into n
Ea ,.Ia uhuer the name of Darlington 4
fieid. NJ. d. GARLISGTON.
+, UNDERWOOD,
DALLAS, March.l, 1881,
Calling attention the abovs no,,ca -.
spectfuly ask for tn Jew arm the Continued
patronage so gener0u given to the old Arm
by its friends. II. II ITNDERvDnml III
DALLAS, March /, 1881.
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DuyaIrr.. :, ----~--->--------~--~------>
oii,SlaM AN SUI GEON-DR. NOR.
ing. Residence, San J,cinto street. near
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ENLARGE lND DEVELOP rms foRS,

n shrunk wholly or In part nom mature or di,.
ease. Advice free. Describe case and send stnmn
to i. Do l.. Co, Atlanta. Ga. No humbuT, High.
est reference. Correspondence confidential.
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w AN ED A settled n iddle age v blte wo-
w man. To 90 the cooking. washi,r and
IRONING for small family without cbilS, ep'
y imanent ard comfortable home, d good
street, near crossing Pacific rail- cad. "'''''
j. w, BOYLE
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WANrEO-For The season. a njcs,y f,r1
Nv i,hed south front s.ering room, v itain
Ne p,'i smsS portion OF the city. Address j.
w stone. For speo flcati,ns enoatr. vi vi
JOHNSON " PETERS, Corsicana, Texas.
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w ANTED- 40carpenters and painters i'm.
meainlel at Bsiri, by A .Hrownlee. In
work on deppts. section houses, round bouse
anu anu inaenlne shops, at Bard. Wages 81 so Der
gay, toafd oil 30 per week Steady wnrL IN
go q MN. Carpenters without tool, need me-
apply A BROWNIEE' netu not
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WANrED-By young man. "a wears or
o,aH age employment as book keeper, or
v'lnge Nortnea teru Texas Win, tiWa 70 ~
make mssli generally useful and won d ac.
70 boatd, etc., as part payment of salary 4
desired. Has had over SIX ears' expetienee
rooa n,s.-a'a,s once, and can furui.h good
MI RECOMMENDATIONS n' Address + at oflcs of
'n's aper' Alphabetical Sund Urea
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WANrED-SOl teams. Wages "a rer dav
w F,r iree ilroad transportatlon oe I"s NJ
ad irs on r. ua,, syi Grand Windsor Hotel, ,r
La. i"0'ois' shreveport
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w A ch hundred tie and wo d..
wv, en- ppers TO chop between Denton and
Whitesnoro. Timber good, never havine h son
,',r Country high, dry and healthy An.
by TO Adams & Le0pari's bank. at Dayas ~" a.
Il. s. bosscr, at headqu ,rters. ~ "'"s' vi
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED position by a No. l paper
hangtr, Just arrived from the east Tho.
roughly experienced and well educated IN mr.
Address e. III Barupdale. city postufice. it
WANrED-At Foruey, Tex g, shoem,t :
oN o., Good wages paid. Address b x N,
'' ANNao' aprlS At
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CENT COLUMN
No flCES.

ViiCh Adver. senents ma, De napQ.i
= intc our business office up to s d. m
and into the composing room nm Ia a n,
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WANrED-A good sober Tailor as mariner
~ "Ihnus money. 1 prefer q mari l
man. D. HOFER, COrsicaha, Texas
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Meets the requirements of the rationa
medical philosophy which at present pre-
walls. 1t is perfectly pure vegetable
remedy, embracing the three important pro-
perties of preventive, a tonic, and an
Alternative. It fortifes the body against
disease, invigorates and re-vitaiized the
torpid stomach and liver, and effects most
salutary change in the entire system, when
in a morbid condition.
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Az GREEN BAY with Chicago North
western aud Wisconsin Central Rsilways fog
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all point
North, East IA d South.
At NEW LONDt \, with the Milwaukee
Lake Shore Yves ern R'y for Sha~ano and
Applrtu'i, Oshkosh. Manilowoc, hebuvsan
and Hi!waul e.
At AMHERST in. and PLOVER With
Wisconsin Central =. H. for Asislnnd S.,
ven> 70 ut PoI tagc and Madison.
At MERRIAM in with C!irapo s.
Paul Minneapolis aud OIaaha RAILWAY for
Hack River falls. Ean claire, ST. Paul and
Minneapolis.
At NlNoNA With Chicago, milwaukee, <
~. Pau Railway, FOR 81 rsul aud Mju..an.
o'iS, with WinGna & st. Pet. .pr''goad. a.
y W for Roc hester, Marshall, s:oux
Ctr, Yankt"n. and points West
~ LA CROSSE Nth Southern Siinns..,,s
and g. &. u. Il ~ Divisions L. VI. 4 81.
:sni r..
TiG0TI3Y CASE, R.c.iv.r,
,-cn'i usn-ger
ACE5oI T. CASE, Uon p-.s'. Az
u Bay via
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100000 Acres

Of Minnesota and Dakota Lands for sale by
the Land Department. Reduced rates of
fare and freight to actual settlers.
Full information given upon application
to JAMES B. Power, Gen'l Agent, at IS
Jackson street. St. Paul, or 3rainerd, Mimi.
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Next Thursday is St. Patrick :.


g. -- ---
Next Thursday is St. Patrick =
day.
Every day now is precious to
the iosgers.
March winds from all points of
the compass.
-Bardon's new pony is pro
nounced suberb.
Owing to the snow bIockaaes
Superior was six days without an
ca. tern mail.
Who can propheSy when
navigation will be open on Lake
Superior
Among the Dulpthians IN town
this weel, we noticed J. d. Ensign,
DIR. Austin aud J. J. Costello.
John \. Bar,loa left on Mon
dav for st. Paul 10 take q course Of
instruction at the business College
there.
An exchange says kerosene
possesses medicinal qualities. Il
has put many q servant girl cut oil
pam.
After all, Wisconsin is not re-
presented III Gartield's cabinet
There ale other states though II
the same fix.
Mr.. VIM. T.. Stone, after s
residence Of nine gears IN Duluth
expects to move to Chicago in th'
spring.
Men are at work rppairin!
Quebec Pier. Several new crib
will be put in and most of it re
plankcd.
There appears TO be a fatalit,
among the horses-A f. PhifbronI
lost q valuable one this week whcI
is quite q serious loss 10 him.
1t ia estimated that $4,000
feet of lumber will be required j
the construction OF the new elevate
at Duluth.
Stones dock, Duluth, is adveT
tised to be sold on March 3lst.
any one wants 4 valuable dock nov
is the time TO sacGre it.
a frisky horse attached 10
sled INDUCED in an exhibition q
speed on Second street Thursday
but no damage resulted.
After an abaerce of sewers
months in England, Reginald Petr
returned on Thursday to EMO
again the balmy brcezes of LAX
Superior.
-Renoyate your old honscs ant
make them ST for occupancy
Already there is lack Of tenant
able houses AMI the demand is OF
the increase.
We hear that our old friend
Charles Dewar, is to be married il
Washington, Tuesday, the l5u
inst. The name Of the bride~clcc
we have not yet learned.
Ashland Press Last Thursda,
team in one Of Mr.. Vaughn
camps hauled 5000 feet Of logs,
distance of three miles III one load
Who will pile more on top of this
The Ashland Press says tha
about 900 men are ut work o,
the last 10 miles of the North Wis
cousin railroad. OF these 800 ar
grading, the rest driving piles
framing bridge timber &c.
The weather during the first par
Of the week was exceedingl
Sprlng-like and the snow has settle
very considerably. It looks as
good slcighing would not las
much longer.
The wife OF Col. D. c. Houston
Unitel States engineer at Mi
waukee, was found dead in her be,
Tuesday morning. Her death re
suited from heart disease.
What appeared TO be consider
able of fire in Duluth was see
from here Sunday afternoon, but i
proved to be only The burning OF
small house occupied by Jak,
linden. The contents were uearl,
al destroyed.
Mr.. Vincent Roy was down tt
St. Paul this week purchasing s
large stock of goods. lie is evident
ly preparing for the large amount
OF trade expected to be done here
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%Dinne
DIST a NCE9

From Green Bay to New London s.
miles; GRAIL Rapids, e6 az; MERRIAM
junction, l45 m; Arcadia, 1873, Winona
PA; la Crosse. 239; ST. Paa!. 7ss
Minneapolis, 292
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TICKETS SHOULD READ
| VA: GREEN RAY& hIkNESOTAB.R
condensed Through Time Card :
Chicago Time.
! Taking effect Oct 9Th 1850.
Going West. Stations Going East
TOO N lMinhenrnIs : Is. N d.

Trains run on Chicago time (which is -
minutes fhster than Wnnna tin.e.1 DALI
SUNDAYS excepted. For TING Of night frrisk:
and accommodation trains, SEE local time
table.
%Dinner.
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ati ,-cn1 Man, ger
IL = n ~ I /. CASE, u"H. Past Aet
u Hay vie
, 1881-02-17

cIusscs which, Is expected to influence tho
ELECTIONS that will probably ba held In Juno
next. Tl. Emperor Says that the remedy
for the Socialist excuses must be sottg'lt NOT
Uply tn repression bnt equally In positive
ATTEMPT to promote the welfare Of tho labor
tng classes. Ills Mhlcsty says f,e hopcs tho
wurkncn's accident insurnflcc bill will bc
welcomed by the 1lefchstnR as complement
Ia the legislation against social democracy.
Il, tho sun,e category Is the iitl to regulate
Tho constitution Of trade guilds BY raisinE
their economic capnctty and social anil moral
efficiency. 'TlIc speech announces TINT bill
for the biennial budgets will be again pre-
sentct fur tlie consideration OF the telcllstag.
tlsCsHtA.
l}rtst.TS, Feb 1G.-1'he Lower House OF the
1.and.ag to-day rejected tho lnotlon OF Herr
WtndthGrst, ulttatnuntane leader. III favor
of rcscinu'ng tho regulations empowering the
Withholding nj stipenjs Of rccalcitrant clergy
mc.t. Tile I'oles, tile Centre. nstl few Con-
ser,atiyes supported tho motion.
IN THE HE1cIIsrAG tI'ARl.tAMEST)
to-day, Count van Arnim I}ortxcnburC was
reelected President, Iierrvon Franckensiein,
ot tile Centre, Vlce-President, aud Herr
Ackernanl., Conservative, Second Vice
| President
At THE MEETING or THE 1tE1CtfsTA0,
yesterday, nnly IL. Deputies out Of ;H1 wero
present. There being no working Quorum
| tho House adjourned until to-day to elect 4
President and Yfce-l'res1dcnt.
TEN PARTIES.
The members are divided into tho follow
Ink fuctions: Conservatives, 10; 1mperia'sts,
5s; National Liberals I'll; Seccssionists, ull-
,er Herr Fnrckcnbcck, !; Liberals Of tho
Right, Ii; progrcssists, 70: Centre. or Clcr-
Ecal, 101; Poles, II; SocEnl Democrats, 10;
independents, Including those from Alsace-
Lorraine, 81.
THE rrrEn HOUSE or THE rnuss1AS DIET,
today, discussed tho bill for tho permanent
remission Of 14.010000 marks Of taxes.
Prince bismarck said the bill represented a
small portion Of the tolIso1ne putt, Of taxa'
ttof, reform which lie hid been trying to fol-
low the past five years. lie concluded aa
follows: "1f you have no confidence In the
work Of reform. lose alI heart for proceed
Ing with 1t. cannot, therefore, refrain
from attcsting the fact thnt1 by Rejecting the
bill you would 'njure the whole work OF IT.
fornl. II you refuse lI,e support frt my way
shall have to leave 1t To my opponents tt
follow It, up" Further debate was ad
t0urned.
, 1881-02-17

Baltimore Sugnr-aDcAlerx Hold q Meet.
ing mud Delinunce SECRETARY sherman
for Ills Action III the 13Mtter OF sugar

ing mud DeMnu1lce *ccr0tary sherman
for His Action III the 13Mtter OF sugar
DUTIES.
5ptttas D..putth 10 7hs Chtta9o Trtbant.
nALr1Mo1tE, Ml.. Feb, lb-A great Indignation
meeting Of the suRar tnerchnhta OF Baltimore
w,.s held hero today In regard to tho recent
action or the Secretary of tho Treasury toWnrd
thu Now York suKnr dealers III rcfrrcnce to
their rights, which they claim the Secretary bus
tru,nplcd upuu. Mr., j. .. Fploy presided. air,
S Il. lIooyeuciH WIS Secretary. Great gym
pmthy was expressed for tho New York
merchants, and their cause was warmly es-
unuscl,. willis tho auti0n Of HccretHry BherMan
WIS utterly denounced. Tho following Tcsolu-
tIt}t,s ,ypro unanimously MtlHptct anu WGrc or
t1vrt,i tn 10 yuht tn tho Washington authorities
ifcso{pt4t, Tint this H,t4tlflX fully rN'Gnta III
the report nf tho Now York t'hAniucr uf Cari,
1t.crcc. uutlrr tlate of Feb. ., lhdl. ana
ii, the resolution adopted by tne
Now York AuKnr tratle undur tnto Of Foh. II,
lxSt, M to t,1 illegal assumption Of power ~
tho Heorotury or tho Treasury III Ills mode VI
CullcpttnK 1llg duties IN stlKhFT.
{trs{rt1t, Thnt VIC rpPo vi tth Indignation tho
!mpututlon eoltnlnetl III tho letter q tho Sesr-
tAry Ut thu TruaslIrY Hncr tAtu nf Fob. II, lssl,
autj de.lnit,gc BAl letter til unworthy Of thb
hgh Dt!Ice frt,ul which II gnlullatra.
I}fMlrea, Tint Il sinp!ttIeatluu Of tho tnr!G on
auKt,r offers tho nnly ehr.y rplrf FROM E1ccu-
tlye interference with tho law M1a our Senators
ati Representatives III Congress o requested to
slu I'LL IN their IuWer to I'rUetrH leRtsltt!un 10
this end neforu tho present session clesea.
, 1881-02-17

opu cIsu werr aslcep. Many Of them t'trnet
anil ran like sheep. During tho dny soino
5000 ,icsc,trrs ca,no INTO Lima from tho
Peruvian army. having thrown away their
Ruus wltlmut even firing tho ammunition
they Itatt II, their belts Soiue 1000 wotlnslctl
,lre now III Tho hospitals lit Lima, aid pfo!m-
hly ns many more are being cared for III
urIvntr ]uitscs. 'rha SURGEONS from
the various foreign mcn.of-war have gone tn
tic city 10 offer such assistance rs they may
he able to giyc.Er. Dickinson. Of tho United
States steamship Adams, returned this Inorn-
lnv, md reports TINT nearly nil Tho sufferers
Ill tho HOSPITALS nro
WOUNDED IN THE HACK,
which looks rs II they lad not matfo much
uf stand against tho enemy,
Yesterday ftIlo l4th) the c'lllan commando
CT, Gen. l,aquctlaao, sent tic Peruvian Mlh-
lister pf War {wI0 WIS taken prisoner nt
Chorll!os} 10 Linn, to say tlat l1o would sub
nit terms NJ peace In tho Plaza Of Linn, In
rnsr the pernyians surrendered. At tho same
tfuue he held some twenty Peruvian officers
as hostages until tho Minister OF War should
return. President plerota sent reply Tint
l,e would not surrender 1T tic Plaza unless
tile Chtltans succeed III taking 1t.
l. promise las bsell given by
THO commander OF tlle Gillian forces that
there will ie cessation OF liostllisIes Unit!
o'clock to-tay mid tho foreign Ministers arc
now en,lpayorlng tu bring nbont s1me terms
TINT will save Lima. ureat excitement pre.
| yniEs III Lima and people are fleeing to All.
con am, Cullao by thousands. There is a
| large number Of people In Atlcon who liayc
| ITO pluce 10 ~. Tho foreign men.of-wnr are
providing them will, bread mud coffee, bu'
| fhnrU IN 1tnftkpI+f ptsff tn I'm flntt.
, 1881-02-17
FRANCE,

MOSETNTEY CUSFENENf'E.
PAINS, Feb. lG.-1nvllalf0ns bearing French
md American signatures i,avo been Issued
for monetary conference, to begin oil the
10Th Of April.
FRENCH THAnE-nETGI!Ss FOR JANUARY
show that the value of imports Of food wns
1,S40, ,000 francs less tlln1l Tor january. 1850,
ant. the value OF raw materials imported
e,CD0.O00 francs more. The value Of exports
Of all sorts was 4,a00. 600 francs less ttl Janu~
ury than In the corresponding month Of last
ycar. ~
TIE "uoURsE'
states that France and the United States ac~
cept the proportion between gold and silver
Mt 15H tO1.
, 1881-02-17
Of tho present nE,cn organization hy sccrtt conf

OF tho present nI,cu organization fy sccttt cota-
,nittees,
COULD xnr APPROVE Of srcIr A coCTsr,
md for tnnny rcAsons: nor t1o ] thlnk II Wotalh
hnvo tho sltRhtcst chantc OF SUCCESS Tho Land
League IL mt unxaKel In ilcKnl cDterprIaca. and
It Is matter OF notorlnty that tt'ecInl Jury Ut
tho City Of Dublin, after n careful investigation,
extending uvcr nnnny layh, by Il majority nf 10
to =, declared TINT organization to he perfectly
1cgal and constitutional. ! Ito not believe tf,nt
tho nrrcstA will he numerous. although
prt,bntuy Widespread Aystcn Of terrorism
by rncnns OK WARNINGS conveyed To !nt}ts'sluns
through tho police will bo ndoptc'!. Disregard
these threats. Let M nlnn leHve his post. Con-
tinuc your organization Just as tofpre. and hnss
others rcady tn takc tho pacc Of these w,,o may
bo nrrcstc'I. Hy this policy Of passiro ents'r-
nnce the Irish people will command tho respect
of tho world. and will provo themselves worthy
pf freedom.
III THE TESAHT-rA1!MEjts
| would sny that theirs Es nov a position Of
prcat responsibility. Gpon tbcts action during
tho next few n1unlhs probnbly depends the
future OF Ireland for Il gcnnrntlon. Great oxer-
tons have been mntic for them. Tho syHpa-
thlos OF America ha.e hccn enlisted. and prac-
tIcal help Is coming from that country. MIchaeI
Dnvitt has unnnfully returne.f 10 Taco tho hor.
ross OF penal servitudc. and many
othors In tho very heart of 1re-
land are willing 10 face imprisonment
for their sake. The tenant-fnrfHcrs aro pot
called upon to Eake great sacrifices Dt run
much risk themselves. They atc agked simply
to rcfuso to pay unjust rents. and refuse to
take farms from which, othera havc oectl evIct-
cd for such refusal. II they collapse. or start
imck at tho frat pressure, thpy will SHOW thetll'
| getyrs linworthy Ut all TINT bus becn totu tut
| ihofn tlnrsu9 Tho pnAt eighteen months They
viii prove to tho world that they are nj only fni
, 1881-02-17

Thomns hioran, satounkeepoE. u years VI ago,
wRs arrcstu, last ovenuS ~ I ~ octork by nt-
crrs Nlilgruso anl niliolt, OF tho WcAt
Lake Btreot HtAtion, upon chafGo OF
lurccny preferred by Adolph Lmb'nger, re-
sltttug ut No. II Ayers court Tho lAteur 10
Il conductor M thu EhtrnKD Aythuu street -cnr
inr unit pretsnls to Identity Morlti ~ tho HlA1i
VIM plckol hs Inrket nf q III lHestAy evening
whtl, hG WIS collecting fares III hla cur, which
WIS lcnsoy eruWctl ut tAo tInlG.
, 1881-02-17

t8E{pNI1K1e
Dir. ind btrs. Ue0rKe Chester, who Wero mar.
fird by Justice lutIIlson u yenr ago, callou ur1n
that u,uKtstrate yt:stursfAY ald !nduccl h''n TO
chr!stsa tug !ttle "plcdgu q atfsouon" which
haa blessed tnele hsPey uno vas .rn anse ST. Gso
Tho Justce IL 4s good hand ut chr1stantnx ae he
il ut marrying. Blk unues MGr0 put Into the
, 1881-02-17
GONE TO MILWAUKEE,

detective Otto Nennr, Of slllwnukco. who
CAM. 10 this oily 10 take chmrKo of James I}ai-
ton, tho thief ip whnse possession was foand
nearly all ut tho fInaD ~ n'onoy an1 = ~ :.
jHcs t. White, Dt ttat ely. loft for homie With
hls prisoner yesterday. palton III cotlrss, o!ains
thnt hv fund tho money, nnu from tho fact thRt
ho bud mt Divided With anybody. this would up
ucur 10 hafO lNgH tho casu.
, 1881-02-17
TIA Promises to Return to His
Post and Stand by Ills
. People.
Victor Hugo to Write an Appeal to
the World in Behalf Of
Ireland.
The German Parliament Divided
into Ten Distinct Political
Parties.
No Doubt Of tho summoning Of d Cabinet
Council to Consider the Beers
Pence Proposals.
FALL OF LIMA,

~ 'i''+ >AN' 80. -
Special cor't'poHd'Hse Of Ihe eateaso 1Fsoune'
LIMA, Peru, jan .1@-Orl t1e lJtll HIST. INC
first general engagement between the armies
III front Of l4i'l'n was opened by ue Ci'lttaa
First Division under command OF Col. Dun
7atrlcto Lynch, vino 'nado MS attack o., INC
otlped tue HIGHS n1 oAll 'uan' 4'Si'etFs 'hle
being nearly In front Of the Peruvian rient,
and extending frou. tie Moro SAILOR to SIN
Jnan. Tho Second Division, under co,n-
1hanl Of Gen. Sotomayor. aild tho Third
Division, under command Of Col. Lagos,
formed tho ce'tre and right Of the Chiitan
line, but did not arrive In position for so'ne-
time after the First Division lad beconio
heavily engaged. Hard fighting continued
on both sides until o'clock {about two
lours and 4 l,nlf}, when tho Peruvians III
front Of San J,un beca,ne completely de-
moralIzed and broke for tho rear, losing tho
Nights of San Juan. wltcl. had been
PREVIOUSLY 1.ooEhn upoS As 1MrnEa-
S.tnLE.
Following UP this advantage, Lynch pressed
on for Chori1tos, whcro was tho hcadanar-
ters Of tho Peruvian army. Tie best of tho
Peruvian troops were concentrated Mt this
point, anil tic position selected by them was
4 most excellent one. In addition to tho
natural defense Of line of hi!ls, gradually
becoming htghcr willis proceeding Inland,
, 1881-02-17

F, H. Drake. Eau. nctrott. Mich, Suffered hc-
You'd nil description from Il skin disease which
destroyed his eyes, The most cnrcFul doctorlnT
failed to help bin, and. nfser oil hah failed, ho
md Cuticl,ra Bonp externally, and Wis cured.
aad bus remained perfectly vol to this day.
, 1881-02-17

Aehr Auo tcth*ash' "u'' Aet!t'e't'1i' y"' ~
fully CHARLES STEWART fAhSEL'"
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1hlol - a-No.
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s"s"s 1,e '' ~ H., mst'.,.ta,, pno .liv,,t
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11ino.. t ,i,. IAs.' p.s..,.e ' .,.1 ' Eatt,o Mr
M noauII' , ii'no, 49, ,e'' '',, ".'' -, ,ho c,,t.
"te!t lily. ''',.,s aos ,1 t,r tho sat,
as..Iu a.a. sutS ~ ttn nn tea%na finds M wiic,,
."o'o.s ~ Nv ] -. t;,a.',,, o.,,t =, or,,,an
a,, INV ots' ~ om'' taa lunar ~ ennf;scoting
tr pn'As y" sa'od da1'i,a @ - ,ot o1yi.nhI,, fnr
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Lsan ;" .t'" trr..s,,',. t., a,,d ,vt, na.n NJ.
sn..so ,',a,tser ~ ~ ,r,,I, a,,or,oa
son, n'.., ,,,,',..',,,., ,,,.s,~rss .rp.xs,crv,
IT, ,,I"',usainn - tho f,,t,r" ro,,,t,,rt ,f
M"s s'ie "''I"o''V' y. 49, :. '.,.'s ~
tle La11u l1tasHe o[e".'@a''o's ~ w, W
cltled to carry Oil the agitation at aIl fisks.
All members were ordered TO return
to their posts, although several arc certain
to bo arrested under she toefc'on act' NJ
Dillon WIS requested u taKc air. naslus
place rs Chlef ORGANIZER: lio aceepletl lHe
position, ant lett Tor IRELAND ttlis morning.
1t was decided 10 begin 4 strong nGltatlon
aiming Enrltsi. wurkiuru1e,l and the NErf-
cultural classcs III fayor Ut important
social reforms, rarlell md O'kelly
wcrn nnpojutcd 10 put themselves
fnfn communication will, leading Frcucl,
inurnnlIsts far tho PURPOSE of engaging
T.,v,t syur1r,1y IN r,,yo,t OF 1nE1aS1.
md to ,,lnk. arrangements with tllc Frcncl,
.a, f, ,,a ,,,h1t,,tior nf nnrrnot Trfsl,
, 1881-02-17

TIE ENIENOIEH HFEEGHaf
BERLIN, Fet. 16.-lho Emperor's speech
at tho opening Of tie Ne[chstag yesterday
contains HI inlportalt appeal to tue working