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Nttr Iork [hrFsssoHdthet GineiHaaft Enabfrtr.
Having mentioned TWO Frcnch actresses, let
tny 4rUp iuto tt1ts true ktDry ut lIorhlrtte Auu
tulAnbIpr'a sluArrra aud thu buck n,ant Amer.
leu which hms oean put f1rih 1T CotnHIaler's
nAlue. Whcu Hernhardt cnmc over here. aho
wAs accompanied by 'JehAtt suutAn, Farts!an
writer. tiv w4s very anil, yury clozG huttuiied
ur tu tho neck, very btlshy natct. And rnry
much !lks u particularly mid aud'4lrIis.l d!vIn-
Temporary loyer of iiernnardt. Ills other cr-
rand wis Il, write III ACCOUNT VI bur tnMr: IL ho
published ~ fEntn heT uwn rcn- While ~ this
city ho wus nh object ut cnllsutrnbts rllleute.
and h!s nalnc WINS ihmltrchc. syn!'' Jehan HaItian
10 sudden Jonnny. iI1t CoIomb4cr. tho fnlr md
Hnrll him ~ cnlntc. QuttA nn The cnntTnry, ahn
tel tn lt,ve with h m. Ald hu full III ust with
ass swe'fs .a st uT f ssSp'sty f Il "e1,t s
through suddvli Johnny enrclcssIy kissing
Colus.lbIpr t0o loud ln thtf-pArtt40lIcl treaa-
Ion'E t.nuEllo that shs care. at,ch for .laAnny.
ur w.1llst huvc n,!ssa1 htsa fr4,ul tllo ranks Ut
her fnvorol adlnirtrs but 1t lt'tttsc her Just Ms
mud "a xto Csnl1 stick tn luss hlM IT. lbtuF.
nsw. Go!oHglefs 9a neansy waa .'taFrsa gy
much, for th0 etiAllcps as9 ten 70 nno thAt tlla
sitlrs ni your owu faue tnnt eFnstly aHree, TRY
II Rtass critically, aud sue. Well WhGh Enlo'nDlor
ctiYr9cd frofn tur rt,ln with Jut'nhy, ~ a.. uts
tao stage, e,arah regarded Aur .l.,!zzeal!y, aAl
thun sald stilustbtttv in Errt.Gh eLHiyAlutlt IN:
"Ah. my dear; tunr you kiss tno much IN
QUO aide Ut yuur mouth. 1t hus really UNI truly
bent y9ar noss awry; % " theothor Side ta'o
Nn s,,Sru was saiG. ii,,t tiat Jnhuuy a1is,
Colon Hbstr plotted a t1cop rctcnKu ID eyllseiltt
fr the lMnk appears> y ratia YIN tae nas ,,, mt
AMERICANS are tuuo spltoful Ilktlu tiluxs Ut
HArAh. IAAs SutldGa Iohauy Reh even.
, 1881-11-29
ISL IiAMItToS.sr., ALBANY, June q, 1881.
AfnSur4 II II tVortttlr t. fta

3si IiAMILToS.sr., ALBANY, June q, 1881.
a1cssrs. II. il. Warner & CO.:
GESrs: For several years past | lave been
n grGnt sufferer froM uls6rlerctI kidneys nrtt
liver, for which ',aya used sucl! specltlcs rs
weru known IL my profession, but without
taslnx experienced anything l,Iore tlan ten,-
1hrary relief. During tflls IeriCtl one attack
IN particular WIS 50 severn that .s&Is con.
fined to MY bed for two months. 1t would
fH useless to comment upon the palll Incident
to sfle1I Il condition Ns described. | noticed
tl!c acknowledgements calling attention To
n preparation called Warmers Safe Kidney
dnt Liver CMrr. NJ that time my tDht!tlot,
WIS even fllofe 'prccarious tltan myself
Imagined, AMI sonic Of NY ATTENDANT friends
ami retnttyes hive since ,ssertctf u me that
they lid not believe that cunll pussibly Hive
remedy atH,ys described. ntl'l before having
exhausted the contents Of one hottie MY re-
lief hc1ni,. continued Its 1,se. ntId the re-
suit hns bce,I that nni abtc agnfn tn practice
my praft:sstAts, wtitels, il,,leea, WIS cu4Il-
pclfcti to abandon for nearly two years.
, l,ayr ,tnbUuntted confidence lii the efca-
cy Of this nIehciile both from my personal
experience, outlined only In brief jIgrp, ,tl,tl
nEso fT,Ii an extended observation Of .its ef-
srcts elsewhere. 4 have recommended It,
and always shall. both In my practice mud
otherwise; TO hundreds of persons. 1t has
always acted like cllur1n
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.GESEsEo. ILL.,, July 10, 1881.
Mcssrs. II. 1C. WnrIler s. Co...
GENTLEMEN: I know that here at home
MI, langlletl at for my enthusiasm ln pralsing
your Nlttlicl,e, but we owe ~ much to yulr
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure that VIZ hardly
khuw how 10 expyess onr tlnllks. My hns-
baEll, Mr.. Samuel Chamberlain, first nsed 1t,
Rfler suffering Intensely from kidney dis
casc. at tlle time liz commenced using It,
liz was frequently confined to the house, and
WIS considered In critical health. He l1as
used atl the remedies 10 could llear Of or
TINT our. ltotne tl0ctors could prescribe, but
without any benefit, until ho commenced tls-
luz this. Than Ills Improvement was re-
Innrkne,Ic. and lie huys llc never Knew Of any,
Thing tint gave lin the temporary relief that
this llt.s permanently given him. Why.
believe Mr, Chamberlain thinks as lnncl. OF
yo,trreinelty as H. docs q MS i'nported Nor
mandy horses. Tho medicine ha!l SUCH
etl'de,t to try 1t myself. as It Hias recol1l-
Ereal sufferer from that disease and liver
trouble. The year before l waa 50 afflicted
with eEyslpe!as that YOU could hardly
have touched II spot with 4 pin that WIS
l,ot hrokeM cut; hut thIs year have been
entirely free frtnl eruption, anti IN every
way In better health than In years, and l 1t.
trILute II 10 the use OF ynnr Safe kluney amt
Liver Cure, which !tns proved all excellent
syslnln regulator. My husband all! t'Nyo
reco,nIl etIetl your medicine, until nearly
half tho town has been cured, antl we nre ac-
eusetl OF being your agents; hnt yoil knHw
TINT we hnye recommended 1t solely because
we have been helped by It ai,d wish to sea
others helped.
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ronrt.ASp, Afleh., Ang. Is. 1881.
MeSsrs. II. II. Warner Il Gu:
GESTEEMES: Il little Over yenr ago
was taken sick, did mt know what the
trouble wis, hut continued to grow worse,
ntni NY complaint bat'eh tho sklll of my
physicians. A. last NY synptonls Developed
of the kidneys. Last April went to Ann
A1h9r. n1Hi went before the faculty at the
amEnat'on they tfrclafed mime to oc clenr
easy Ut 5rlght's d!scase, and | ca'ne home
aavlsed by n friend to try. Warmers Safe k!dr
ley uull Liver Clre. but scotted Al. tile idea
nt tint .henet'tiug me-, atter having. been
trenteA by sumo Of tic best medical skill In
tho country wln had pronounced my case ILL
curat!e. 1 at last ptlrchnsct! botttu OF the
remedy, and commenced using 1t according
to tile directions. l cannot be tuo thankful
tllat l. nla.!e use Ot your .inedLcinc;. and I
must heartily recommend 1t tn all sufferers
or that fearful disease, ~ | ran truly say
TINT asye my present existenre amt happy
restoration to tie use Ut Warmers safs Ktd.
ncy a,tt Ltyer Cure. ! wish to say e. every
liver trouble, use TINT temetty and recover.
, 1881-11-29
T1,a tkcadjt,sterx Of virginia,

RICHMOND, W., Nov. GA, conference OF
leading ncadlusters and tho State Committee OF
that pnrty WIS hcl tonight. At this hour IL y.
MI they aro Bti. In session, but nothing 10 known
oatsIt'e As to what they nro doing. The debt
question. IL Il said, occupied much of the evon-
Ing. The United Suites Scnatosshlp and the or
n,ItteFs ttsp rcrt.Iye Attontfpn.
1nu Htntu Boar1t 1T Canvassera t0tar end.
vnased tho returns Ut tho Stata election ypto fns
Attorney G enrraI. Frank .. H!nlr liteadj jHsterj
rot l!..,sGD; Philip ". Mckinney tne,n.J lU|E.'':
is,nIfa majority IS 1.,::11l. Tho rctrsla of tho
voto for Governor nnd LicntenniIt. Governnr
will he canyuseei hy Il joint cnnltntltee nj hoth
Houses OF the Legislature. The ittadlustuls
will huvc II majority or twcnty.twH N the Ley-
Iaaturc an joint ballot. lW0 defeated fte-
atIusiers If, 1torkbrilXo County will contest the
seats Of Democrats. There nlay be uthor con.
fEHtA,
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PORT OF CHICAGO,
knlkittf

Prop Albert HDpsr, MNskeann, lumber. ..
IrDV j. i. hplyurns. ea4EhtuGk au!1Cel91.
lr6ii skytprx, uGMtnH tlntt0r. suuurto8.
!'rDp II, jUAuI'l MuAkpxUn. lnnlllF,
lirbp uc0nio. ;sesr linz, snharl1a.
Prom AlHntMt1h, liIifiNU, stntrIea,
l'rIp Fuvarllu. AGffDfliHGo. tUrIlI8.
1'rttl, j. Ii. Whiting, Nnt0u1tto, towing.
set1r q. q. 1rawhritlEt,. Ntdalu lannd. tlet,
Schr l. y. LDnUA. MuskgKuHt l1nlhgr,
ac.iF Ann1a ll,trtns. lntsHFas ftsr. lumber,
HGl,r AdithnlAck, AukkeAan. lhtl1af.
sclsr ". h. Packard. l'nckar1* Flor. lumber.
sei,r Apprentice t!nr. Grand Haven. lumber.
fcnr Y; =. FinnPy, Mntkason. lumber.
scJsr Uranus, MattUfl,tnes. ln'nhcs.
echF tlhnet. hiDIIisltI1lee. iun1l,yr.
HVfle 4. A. 1vtrutl, Aaeinelte. lumber.
tHnr J.. H. AlyrrlIt. " hLtH t4aku, lumber.
Srt1r Welts Hurt. ELebuyQnu. luME0r.
Ec3r NlIllU lt,uE!t, tirnIil Haven. jnEnt9F,
Nchr Rising Stne. ltrt!lttlNtt3H, lun1baF.
SGnt tiuktlINK Slnf Marquette, lunlltNr.
ksnr y. 4. 1rlat, HrAt1d anFpf, 1HntHt.@
Sche City Ut ttrlnd lfuYGn, GRIND 1laY1sl, lumber.
Echr 4. Anderson, Alu1kGxuH, Humber.
Actual sAlLtS9A,
Prom 1T. ,to1eu1l utuf1i Haven, light
rFtl Il. u. Fetqk1. AtAniAtgB. l11ltt,
rrUib AIrtItttls, A1u1lftUwflg. BunLr!eA,
Isup tlelnpsat, White Lake. 1!Hht.
FrtE FAvUrtO, 1}E1attnltnru. lIIaIt-
lsrUl Swnluwt MuntuKpe. tl4ht.
f'Fpp tkylArk, ltGnt0n llnrbDr, llEnt.
NchT T. II. Htept,unsutt, MunOtnneG. light
HHIir 4. j. HrnnsNn, atuhuruine0, ttEhL
Hchr AHnIe phoFIHt lsneknrH'a Pier, tundftoA
trhr AdtIrdaek. MuskGHun, IKht.
Aehr II. Il. Packard. FKekAFl'a tlef, light.
Hchr Apprentice HOY, t5fand llnren, llx4k
sehrI. It. Merrill. AAskFHUn. IlHht.
, 1881-11-29
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
PORT fltfR0N.


sDte4al Dl,pateh 10 7at Chicago Tribune.
Pnltr HunoH. Mich, Nov :8-l:N p. H.
Passed up.-sohoouars Porter, Delaware, and
metropolis.
Down-P1opcIicrs Oseoda. Iteputo With con.
SORT, burlington and parpcs, Iron A3c ard con-
Rort.
Arslved-rropeI'er Annlo Smith, With schoon-
er Il. Dowd.
Wind south. fresh. Weather euoi and cloudy.
~Jeetat ntspatea to Tns CAteaeo TtttuHe.
PORT Hunk, bfich., Nor. 13-0::D p. H.
Passed un-rropellcra Wisconsin, Minneapolis.
William Rudolph aud burgess, Mayaower and.
bnrE6B,
Down-propeters Il. sholnon, Ann,s Smith
with schooaera Columbian and Il. Dowd.
Wlud south. heavy. Weather cool ind
cloudy. ....
Speetas Dhpateh to 1ns thteaao Tribune.
nuyx* n Nos H., -pday hMs bssn t a q
pollcr Wnals',v, from hilath, wlth Hour and and
III from
with stnyy 6uIts.
All Of ths vessels which have loen windhonnl
propeller Jarvis Lord. for Caica9o, win coal;
Tor thlcaFo. both with coMl: tug kate Mo'fntt,
with sehooners Lyman Casey md slllxut FUR DO.
tsoi. ol viz eoal; propellcr g Il co1wel; fcr
with eoal; .probeiier Alpeua, with bataes. ~
Detroit; schooner Acorn for Detroit, With coal.
ESCANADA.
8ptetai DtspateA u 1ns cateade T.tbuns.
EsrASApA, Mich, Nov. ed.-Arriyod-1team
oss Ohlo. Escana6s and Gov. Worthlua!on;
soho%pnsfs % MYnst'!orcncy' Aontcal9a' Republic
popartcI-- -Sisamors Il. rurk aud 0. Townaoud;
'.ai 1t anehos q: ii ia bay bound up tue !ako and
wuIttnY for good wrather: 8chooners r.. i. Far-
, 1881-11-29
ON CHANGE.
The Plnns for she Kew Building Will
Soon T3o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of tho
0pcn Call yoMrA Peopfb.

The Plans for sale Ketv Building Will
Soon He Eu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of tho
Opon Call Board People.
lnteress In the tendency of tho wheat market
u gradually growing more intanse OH 'Chanxc,
but the closest scrutiny Ut markct rrports, cRl.
sllntions on rorntxn advjccs, aud tho possible
efreck Of financial and wcathor oaange8 falls to
roscal 10 tho most experienced and aatnto
"uull" or "bcar" Just wbat will happen within
tho next ft,w daya, Tho bruksrs Interested Ia
tue process ut breaking shs market dawn
ura confident that no "buitF move.
mont will set III TIL after Dec. i.
and thosa cnguved Ii tho effort to oIevato
the prlco caim that It has iouched bottun', md
must buEln to reb!'ut!4 loday: Yesterdays op-
eratlons were declLc1!y "choppy," Botno lcal-
esa buying aud soltl!.R alta9ss "a tno sa.na
sfsash; sono e., e ana "oi t.a ~! yeu o
hushola,, ami tho alarn cxl1rlencct by thu
Lester clique wns paintu! IL witness. The mar
sst sst "ss sss II lin t o! he
Gona wSrG: wneat. osn..,s%st|: ei;An: hKnsss
Rn,at ol sss axsst Lxsst xh p!yss In aSs,;
sisI3; S eoaea, $i7S. ri. Cs hoard sacs ~ ~uro:
Wheat. l.lb5,00u bushels: cNrl, Bas.UU bAHtpls:
oats. ;D.ou0 busho!s; pork. 7tan barress' iard,
< spessl meeting of tho I. ops. Hoard xas held
At oclnok. President Hunt presented tho
psSpest0M prss u esnsfs.ps ~ % ~ ss t. ss IT, t..
ste \, re adoffio q 1esoHtton f,S cal1ux for
us1Al Att&UM ~ nHlluk Gnlut4A1S AIEHt II
4 resolution thunEnK tho hours Ut EERln.At-
livery ~ cnFreaP0nd with tho houre un Eilu rpnM-
lar kiupgd, to US aubsnlttgd Ia haltof tnday. waa
ra1scsl mid nlso n resolution nstruGtlnR tho III.
sc0tor6 to prohibit smoking in tho hall during
business houFs fur tho rcma!Ater OF tho wintor
season. :.
THE rf..ASs Fnn THE NEW HOARD OF TnAnK
building uEo rcyartcA to 10 ready u submit to
TIM cOtiitnittee authorized 10 receive AMI cxnIn.
Inc thon1 There arc s!x sets OF p!aus, tho arehi-
teets who prepared sAeu i.ettE L: T.. Jva.isGM!,
nurnhniu & liuot, satuuel i. ltkndolpht ". W.
liuyul4lon. August ttaMur. and =. !, Th1naY.
yle nrGtl!tcrts have her1 ln9tructcd not IL
make ths ptnnx public. II bplnx tho intention OF
tho ceinMIltra to !nspect Iheiu pEtyRtvlY with
tho Hss!sinnee Of m sxpest, after which thay
will he exhibited Oh the lloard OF Trade. aud tho
c0n,lMttteo WILL preparv aud ptpsGHt formal
report. The pllns contemplate q MAKnlucunt
Gull busx:d tuou ta sonnecton With the butni.
Aux. Tho contemplated rvmosAl Of tha
Gul! liourd tn now q1artcrs iu tho spFlux axnA
becomes matter Ut interest. tta prGsout cnt!-
room IL hnif- -bAscl1lctt, Tux6Q feut IT nsca With
Il tweigs. ft0t osltnx. aud IL poorly !tghtcd and
ventilated. Ihetu bus bceA susno informal talk
aiming tho members nbnut putting up u tclu.
poruty building ih Cuhouh pace. Just west Of
La Sallo. street. There " tn tho Feur uf tha
stores 1ru,,tlnx m bla.iisoA street u piece 0H
xr"atnd btxaa lcct IN nrca, which IL heavily ~.
chubufGd. Tntlsy Mhn fuvnr the scheme OF d
urw building bvliesu advantageous terms could
, 1881-11-29

dragged Into two fatbomA of wntet, when they
sass f. q 1a n
itle stn!.h, rhe smlth wa woo:l.ladeu tr,m
owtors. Htts will 10 II Total loss.
lost EF,EvRN 1tATrH ,F tuMnEH.
Sexstat p..sstM , to r. tn.s"so e , gf'na"S
T. f. uoy xs WI Wv: ars sovsa ~. X hf
r%fts soke ) i"'e. afS be as isaisaess is :ess.eris
@ni " Litts s,urrs"u. Ths tms % sa,ne lnto p"rt
lila ninrnisiE Nii.1 OEsa11Ud acpw und Il crew nr
s o%e Il q I IE4s @ " s y Fort fas swa be.
HAD RI jG1T1sox rItEtn uAnnt,Hs.
6trst4. ]'spdte. % TAI cat:aao Tribune.
CnEnuYGAs. Mich. NOV. ~. Tho Leonard Han.
One hundred t,nn ot orc was tcstIsone sho i
L. the hati,of unIn}uresi. THO Etcani-bnrRe Il.
a.t us eveia9. ' so ID sSere @ :. 10 s a.aSe my ~: Tho
EIy Is still On. a,1d her cargo Of coal il being
fetttsonrd. aho IL damaged nut little.
BUNK IN r1FrEEx FgEr ue wArEn.
Epsetat Dt,pateh to Ths Ehteaao 7stau7s.
heavy s:a,thvest 9aio Friday tDs sohoouer +. Il:
Il H ss s sSs o w.s e E? Tsx nass s i ~ s,sss :
ut Dmctla, rotte it down, and In shurt timo sunk
bI y considerable. N0 lives lost.
AANn DEACH IfA1li.0N or RgnuuH.
Sptefat Ut.>oteh IA The ttht:a1o 1ftbuns.
sAaii llEAc,t, aileh., Nov. sl-iu hatbor to-
night-TMg Kuto Wftl!an,s with schooner kittlo
Wells. Tic schoouer fofRht1n u stlll here witt.
irtra M tho aouth Tho signals were ordered up at
this orentnR.
LET HER 40 ON ACCOUNT or 4 HEAVY dALx,
srosos s;fss Rssfs naT @ = Il, Ncv e5:, so IT, orcu
ory went to flaItoy's Hnrbur yesterday and lust
ntRht took tho disabled schooner Catidon IN tow
fur Milwaukee,. When tue boatA arrived OF
KgwauHoo tho tug lot 70 her tor on account ot
tho heavy xaic aEll tattor put back Into tue har-
hoT. Tho HtcrUfy returned hrgc.
, 1881-11-29

6ptttal Qispdt<h 10 Ths Chfedeo 7fibune-
ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. :s.-Coi. Oliver, one Of
tho bckt-khowu Republican nnnIpulntors Of
Arkansas and HtalwRrt Of the stxlwarta, has
been In town for several days. 1t hns been Whts-
peFctt around ever since his arrival th1t his visit
wns Of political Importance. Tho C0tonel IL tho
bosom friend OF ex-senator Dorsey. and Of cx-
United States 8cnator Powell Clayton. He y,ss
ls1so ono ut 1rant's faithful Js In tho ChtcaHo
Convention When reporters set Oliver oh tho
turf thoy are pretty aure something Ia Go1ny On
IN tho lsopnhlican lamp. and that he Is the prime
ulnver. SO thu Colonel hnS becH visited ftc-
QuGnty hy reporters, but he has cmpilutcaily
tje51len thur. WIS nny pOiitcAi importance co3l-
nuetetl with his visit. hut Notwithstanding th!s
statement others sur TINT there ts IT, be sleet-
Tag here 1T 3h.lwnrt Republicans If Arkansas
AnL Missouri. As tho tw0 States are tdcHtie2Iiy
tho Batns politically 1l Ill particulars. 1t was
thought best, for tbs I'urp.su Ut giving the
Htutes unite. No one but HtalwuFts will bo
allowed NJ have business at th!a meeting.
In both Stntes n large Rtinber nf tho Federal
Dnceh.,)trrs nrD flait 1ruCti fiapubiearS alld tn
son!e ausea ueulucruts I'LL sumo Of tue nt1ces
Now they viii Insist that President Arthur re-
move them aud choose a. their successors man
FROM tho Stalwart ranks Ut the purity. Tic
President, they say, must t!o this II tho iscpnt-
llcau pnrty Wish tu control Missouri and Arkah-
, 1881-11-29

3o<etat Uapaseh 70 Ta* Chleaao 1f4oaNA-
NEW OnLEAxs, Nov. ..s.-Thc newly appointed
noard Of Prison ana Asylum Commissioners
under tho ordinance prepared by.Aeorgn ".
Cablo was orgnnzcd tonight with the Res. Hugh
Miller Thompson, Rpiscopaliun. President; ".
t, Shepard. Presbyterian, Vice President; ]: Il.
Larage. Eilthol!u, Heerctnry: aud II. FrAnk, lie.
brew. Treasurer 1hGy ARC 10 hnrc charge Of,
fcRulate, and EoveFn all correctional an1 char
ltlabI9 Institutions.
, 1881-11-29
EVERY MAN HIS OWN INSURANCE CON-

HANM1saun0. Nov, 28-At tho request Of the
Attorney 0enoral.' Judge Pearson has Issued an
order requiring mutual tpsurancs companies.
aRainat whom w1tts cf quo wATFuuto haye bcon
asket, making 1t mandatory on them to tlo
thtIr Rnsrvr by Dec. y. trbis wae donu 4, ordsE
that no delay bs occastoas1 Deo. u The time set
fur NfGuUOnt.
, 1881-11-29
Ai1tlUND THE I3AKHs.
~ TuE nKAcu Ar Aun4rrp.

AHsapxp ,reo1ta ,rIe 10 Ihs EAseaaa 1stauna,
eaith, Of IN" "'s' Nut. 23.--Tha schooner Julia
Pu,ao - ts.tsaakee, ~ owusd by R~o4 aud Ernest
Al af,s.a1l A1lS aukee, went GU tho beach hero
aea .aooa' ness sha camo to auehor ot hero
apout o'clock tuls moruiux and
, 1881-11-29
MINISTER ANGELl.

HpFfIdE VUpAEch 70 I'M V@ttafV 1ft1NH<s
ANN ARRoi, Mich. Nov. ga ceblsgFnm re-
cetyed today from Minister Angel announces
tie safe arrival OF tho latter with hls Fam!ly Ut
kapiea. Italy, t1,n Shanghai. He will travel
through Europe, upd soil for homo trom En-
gland lu February.
, 1881-11-29
Kentucky Lew3slnturc.

LOUISVILLE, n.y., Nov. .e.-Tho Legislature
NIT at Frankfort totlay. Tho Democratic cau-
Gus nominated VIII G. Owcus, uf Scott County,
for speaker Uf tho flotlsc. Tic nomination Is
equivalent to an alectfon.
, 1881-11-29
MvNzz>snraaxx1MzSY{
Z
IiAyEn,uLI. Mass. Aup. 8. 1891.

- +EINFE!lIT1L1., NEIss.t AuR. 3, 1851.
Messrs. II. Il. Warner IL Co.:
x.GESTJ.EMES: have used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver CHre III my practice. and
take rieaslru In acknowledging with suc-
cess. ! consider It ts everything It Is repre-
lsrfght's disease md colnp1icateA kidney and
liver complaints. ] ltaya useL over One hun
hrctl bottles Of It ALREADY, and llarc cured a
number Of cases that 0tlier. physicians have
tnen,l Il. It l,as my hol,rly Endorsement. it
Is q splendid remedy, asld am not afraid to
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, 1881-11-29
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Messrs. II. II. Warner Il Ct.:
GExTiEMEy: Your remedy, tho Safe Kid
ney ind Liver Cure, has beeil used by both
my Wits and myself. She used It "on Kr,1-
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ing kidney trouble. which tlas BEEN tho
sotlrce Ut mueh Inconvenience. nfltf which
faileti to yEeld to the tloctor's remedies. or
any others: Until I usctl your Sato Kidney
clng 1t 10 be the best medicine ever used, and
is recommending 1t to others us Il Safe reul~
elY.
, 1881-11-29

lsAvESSA, o., Aug.::1, 1881.
Messrs, II. II, Warner E Co.:
t:ESTLEMES: Your Safe Kidney and Liver
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Ing 1t to nll,
, 1881-11-29

BA1r1MonE, Md, Aug. s. 1881.
Messrs. II. II. Warner Il Ca:
GESTI.EMES: X publication appeared In
thn Baltimore papers so,l1e months ago pllr-
particnlars Vi my cure iroif, briglt's disease
by tho Use Of your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. That carl represents 'nlv NJ "ntline
OF tho facts In the EAST.
, 1881-11-29
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tsESrl.RMES: ! hereby certify TINT llnye
beet pructfcng physician for tweity-seven
years, and for MARY chronic crscs III my
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ind Liver Ellre. 1t WIS upon iny advice TINT
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, 1881-11-29

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II. II. Warner & Co.:
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, 1881-11-29

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0ENTi.KMES:, j contracted kidney t!!f!l-
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y, II lnltA toms As vol III anybody. COLI
s!der IL u wonderful remedy.
, 1881-11-29
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WILMINGTON, Dbl, Aug. II, 1881.
MHssrs. II. H. Warner d To-:
,t;ESTLEMES:. tas q physician and also In
tls sapae!ty Ut Il druggist taaye recon.-
Hnfa kidney a.lH Liver Cure 10 at lenst
Aftsetl pers0,>s, nll ut whom were afflicted
with kidney tr0uble, art In each aud every
!MslAnce they WeEe cured. >
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Owing to delay in printing statistics,
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The President was besieged to-day by
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goes to Europe to examine ordnance and
torpedo service. His.successor is not sp-
pointed.