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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27
IRON STEAMSHIPS
An Enterprise which Promise. a Re.
Volntian in Steamboat BuIlGfnx
New ! Ors Tribune


The building OF iron steamships and
their superiority over wooden vessels,
the many losses Of wooden steamboats,
IL the last season have led to a move
meD1 among capitalists IN this city.
Philadelphia and elsewhere 10 organize
the Iron Steamboat Company with e
capital OF sl0, ,6tl, 900, 10 be divided in
10 10000 shares OF 800 each. lis
purpose Is 10 build fee. OF thirty iron
steamboats,. especially adapted TO the
requirements o: passengers; 10 be o;
great speed, constructed IN the most
substantial manner, noncorla b1stible
anu with numerous wate--slgflt COM
paar1n ents, which vii render them in-
capable Of sinking OF being 6estnoyed
by IRE, As in the case OF SOME Of the
Sound steamboats, the Last season
There could be no such disasters 10 re-
cord with iron steamboats,, II is urged
g the collision and destruction By fire
OF the Sa-rasansets in the Sound On
the night OF june II, when about fifty
lives were lost; the burning OF SeawaR-
baka IN the Eas. river, on the 2Sth OF
june, when about to-1y-Eive lives were
lost; the st-andi-sg and wreck OF the
Rhode Island in the Sound, Novembe.
s: the damage to the Massachusetts, hv
striking rock In the Sound q yea- ago
and the sinking by collision Of the
Adelaide In the North -ive-: the sink
ing Of the E-astgas Coro51g and MANY
other boats The building OF g-aat
hOtek al COnsy Island, Long Branch
and other watering llacas nes- the
metropolis, TO WHICH hundreds of thou
sands OF persons go daily, and the GUS
toua OF pressing into service wooden
steamboats, which arg considered al
most unsafe TO ca-rv freight and pas
sarage-s on the Sound and on the Hu5-
SOD river, and the nlnnerOas accidents
which have occurred TO excursion
D0sa1s In the past, demand thai greater
attention shall be paid TO the safety Of
the travelling public than he-eao.isocs,
and t0 answer this demand Ii the puE-
pose Of the Nest corporation ! ogn-
.r:acs has been made 40 build several
sse41l boats fOr thus c0Er psny-f0ur bv
Cranp i Son, and three by Roach Il
Son, which will combine all tine ra3ulr-
a1oen-s specified above These are TO
ts= ready sa-1g . IN the coming s<astyn,
and EilI ,srn 10 Consx Island and Long
Branch Contracts have also been en-
tered into. extending over :. serul of
wears, by which the company LES tine
exclusive right 30 Co1ey passengers
from New York and It's vicinity 10 the
iron pier Al Coney LsAaGo9- and s5naE-
-a- exclusive right 10 C,0r@y passengers
over ONE of the lesaalDg railroads TO
Co1ey Island Arrangement are sllssD ln
progress 10 acquire q large and profit
able excursion 5Gas5ne.ss from 1he Erie
sr6 Pennsylvania R.silruss5s During
the zlntsr .8cE11s2s The boats will be
utilized IN Southern =14ers The o0ua-
pla4lOn o. the Cape God Canal, which
Is expected al an early day, Will al
ford facilities to- running a through
lime 0i iron steamboats, 10 Bnaon With
out breaking huazk Of freight or awaken
ing Passengers to complete the5E 5oCar-
ney by rail
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27
CablegranlAr

TIE E.eeroy Of India. in a1 entesblst
condition. has reached C2leg1sss-
GLADSTONE hz= reduced ,be -ents g:
hl- seben-s .Te1iT-5Te PR cs11-
SEyES persons are reported killed and
many injured bv railroad 6i.a.se- In
Yorkshire, England.
The Russian c0v+gntn=r.i ra.r:ly sp-
proves Of arbitration on the Greek 9ns:s-
lion.
GENERAL SEoszzrg ss-ia,azres aaz
strength Of the Turc7ouzras zi 5orsr :h@o-
sand
TEE po,ice authorities in Lo1s5g1a svz.
: detective 10 Ea-r B-z6lauxa OF Z ssa0: 10
aa.as-i1a.e him
OWING 10 6,IAs1etRl rl5lse in c,9z-
lrac., n-s.lT 5ftr tts9uaso6 English col
lle-s a-r Oh strike ii lancashire
FIVE ctlc,ars ot he Trzle-= branch OF .3.=
land lsAsle hsve bae1 committed ion
trial. Eleven other arresas hgve b,=su
ordered
Baso0Ssg1a-D look an +sa-lE 0pporTu2l-
II 10 declare, in 1a= hogRss= oi Lords On The
>ah 1-sa-. .h&7 she st.1.ssl0n OF The GLA3-
s-@Es5 sH8ve-lErls.ai nas unsettled eTssEaalnc
IN E1r8r.s, sz1<s sAao I-alaro&-
IN 5u1vtsa5s sstaGs1 OF The goaol go blow 19
l1t 8rrno-T q. Sa1lS0r'6, Highland, shows
1h41 the -ssll-sslT 1U8-IS-ss1 i'm lhE ttE--
-&tSs his za1r Irish z@s1t,srs- a@C51g.
whom ssszl8u1sla h2o t.s~n previously : :E-@-
g.s.c1s.a-
4 A1MclalAl ON 1lt Irish lsn,3 aj2tsz5c5a.
-s.,2-n-ns-,5l1z1 Z cozg-s slsszis5Te s:2Et11s
ut E,ss14siacl1 g-'7--Sf41t2,:1r- VS. On The l41G
l1i<a-- ssll21-a51as,5 To MFR Gll13sa0rse bF B
t tyyE-as15o- n t,s~s Oh Tisr srllAza=-i I'd
F.31ulT :5:c rs.:.a.1 tQ- 1yQ tSasZ-s-
CsFM. 1a-z,s hundred -rGsn -,alzc,t End B
s-us-'I-1 Qt -ac-,1-ls s'-l;.:,=e:,5 ON 1As l5ih
91tsa-- With The 1g3 Ci 1os parrish PRIEST, In
:scTG1sc -,9dGis.s g,i tsD7,tc11sl. QGu los Ian.
2a5ls Of Loc5 Gr,arar,d- III LS-unnlI1h-
-as lsIBs;sas ofm the s565rs.s. TO The 4pssr
VS. -s:s1zast3 1r1 The ao9Ezss 1s e,1-n-rs0-o- o.
The l>sa icl.a- 1Jgasc1- McElsrshE ussQEs,ll
III A1-2t5-'4-Dsrl g-aEaCS ahs qats21 10 ~
Train from usluse ij0,v4s m sgs.c1zns7Ls WIN
The cs11 exceeds the poor lBT Tz4-si1Q1L
I7lasSis2-s declared This IN 5-ssu91 TO it5
throne Pa-usll said he regretted Ri Iii
tempo 10 >a51a f-e,a aG.r+3ss6oz OF Irish ~
fairs
Trss British ministry aoS regard Wal be-
tween Greece aaa TQrssv Us Inevitable.
spx. fear aiaai IL will, SOONER on aaas-, I'M
volss ali Ea-@ps- The porte, ii ss mn
ssoaacS@s. has cto..a 1aags rGtaa1E,2 10 the a--
t>aSSas<.>Sz>> fresh note sssrv1s9uq1 ahs war
like prop&raaSQgas al Greece, which ars
bringing trouble and a1,cs7saSaav npou
The peace Of E4ae~px, In order TO 1;s.u.aQG'
sic >ssca a stale 0f affairs, 1estla the porte
SAYS Is disastrous 10 both Turkey Ars5
Greece, the powers a7v Suv9ot2a TO send aG-
s:7ac.So,a> 10 the ambassadors s.; Corr.1arl
,snop,s to7 a Ees-~Ysan conference The
ssosse hopes p grac9Sso soaai2oa vRal thus
be aa.asns&, The Greek s~rsr0Esss315-
..aeaaus sSas Is negotiating 6o7 The gHa-T4.sas,:
es <ass. a@&gmasss t-taa>ar,>,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

4 LOSS OF s-11,1,Gti1 Wis in,clr-x.2 by las
burning OF four Shores 81 Bartlett, Tenn
on the lS4a inst
The pi.chinS-sAe.& ot Sa-s'> o-vEe-r III
MilwauSss, waS damaged $50 bv fire
on the 18Th ms
ONs man Was klllsx. and $50 ta.a. IL
burned by an explosion ii 5 cr.salOsa isr>-
tory at Newhurypors. Mass, "n the l+sh
inst.
STATE SENATOR WlttIAMs, Of Arkansas,
fell To the floor Of the chamber. i70u, u
paralytic attack. during the session on tho
10Th inst,
THE picking room Of the Ner,a,Ac
woolen=m,llr. at Lowell. Mass. Was de-
atfayed by fire. ON the 18th inst. .ae loss
being estimated at Sh,,rN,
Tte receiving warehouse Of the Ok;
Dominion Steamship 90 apany. at Norfolk.
Va, has been burned. on the lSsh inst.
with valaa bic ateres Of cotton and general
merchandise,
OVER fily head Of jersey cattle, saaeas
which waa bull valued al Si.5ttA were
burned 10 death by The destruction Of the
Coleman hafha. in Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania, on the 18Th inss, The e.,
timated less il S4a,nNt
THE mystefisua explosion Of Ave PACK
ages Of sunpewaef, IN store AZ CLIMAX,
Mich, GA The 18th inst, seriously ta5asv~s
nine persona, some Of Waem we're blown
through Windows into the street aas sAeSs
clothing set ON IRE,
GEaRaE AshaAraH, FOREMAN aE Es'sas-
sons factory, al Indianapolis, Was caught
hy shait revolving three Aaassea asaes
per mihnte, stripped OF all his eaasASee
save the nsekne, and both sess .,ess
cd, He survived the sees&eas s&as Axe
Hainutes.
THE telegraph JOE has heea perfected,
The consolidated company II TO AsTe q
capital es $50 gS>x.CsNh Of wAleA the Ns,s4-
efn Uaien Interests will retain sss, 600
600, the American URSea $4,000. 900, syssts
the Atlantic aaa faesse $1,GtNNGNN
Tue Uniaa recurring -na4aas, at the seoi
Of TFasakuli avenue, Detroit, vas e@sras.
pls.sly wrecked, by the explosion Of asss
hailes, ea the t4tA iRss. The engineer
GeemaR, and olles were killsa, The
damage Was s3AAA,
DlPAgHERsA il rasla9 In tAe s&eaaa1y ea
Valparaiso, tnSs., ~ssA 3 y&EaaaeRese sasss aE'
most equals that al sAs yellow sf@7,
NA2AReS xfSSsSs*s, t*.ssaAfS ~Stia1 SisHb>'''EiD'
Staten. buried Ave eAF&asea In emss grave,
and twa Eq4aEs weEe ass expected 10 ssa7taFe
the day, oae ss tAa 4astea begged a'to's'
pIseeaalY Rss ss os Rsss ia q ee]ssa.
TUE sfeat stees stable 9a aAe sjI5aaasat
farsas, Belonging 40 q, Dawson Coleman
OF IeSanq.n, AND s4s@atea in sAe esezasssfssssi-
ergs secsion Of Lancaster e,esaAtss Pa sass
ssessrqyed ay ifsee44aazaFS Are ea ssrs 1s'It
iEss lihe faPAeq4si registered herd OF gsrr
sey cat.he. 44aAy af aAe4a 4RaFseEss,ar ai:'s
6f.y-tw9 IN RqP4a2eeE. sezs Chained to- uss3!e
stalls ard v hea the, we ~as ssss ssssih ID
had 9s.asssd szss!A AsatasaS sAtaa asa a s'''s
oil afi .assa eeaAa he, saved Thoroughbred
| dogs, 4oaas apta saRAe chickens were sItse
| ausped. MaBy ef1 sae easaRe .sz@ Aia5sLtt
yaIases, saPae Qf tAe, f9aA4s esstifss $4,000
1 Loss so lQtS
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27
4 REPORTERS RICH STRIKE
How a Philadelphia Journalist WHIP
Ped His MAN and Made 4 Fortune

Two years ago the western tever
tl,9k possession o: the soul OF Wilissnl
e JONES Pt1iladelsshla newspaper re-
porter While has -nirad seemed filed
~i5h the Idea of starting to81 i0r a
wilderness where ts GOULD pHish Ess
lodge and gTOw mp with The Country,
salADw str1tt,s, KNOWING thai mas bank
ac,ttgJani was ng1 81 hl.s Is gsr Could IN,
and ttls4 1he walking w!As bad ami the
ln3l8us ri ItllI 11rr1e were searching
Ton the sn9E1DoGs Nf 60vS-sysS yCuns
lDfr1, took s11Erls at fRlEm 80 G8asGHaa5s hmm
tr0-ua ms p2rr,0se- But rhslr sloqme0ce
w:&s ~sasie.1, homes had broken oanf bad
with the fsTeT, and g0 he HIunld IF INNS
shoes held 1'oge1her. FH1odGnng hmm fixed
I'M mus pFurp'0ss he Was rs5sHwaa to Liwn
D011rasalg, them Fifth Ward ssasassrmlam
I'M e0aarn0n councillor D0nnssIlg had
t,srssn west Bo0kInEg a6sT Inns sllv1sg ma11Is
End IVES regarded 11s IasH tine rIsha sdrI
OF q persQ@ TO s.9Easse q Ism1sI TQruEug
11aan Gs how me sfHgG1ba e,Glaausd h1nm-
self aEa WESTERN ss,cGsfy- I6GanE1Iy book
ed a5 Jones aua Saw q good head of
taIr- g pale faese dEea waRch r fr,Agllka
whEsksr WIS struggling, and q f1nrm
IGhaa En.51t;aafs.a he IVES I'M mo mn,smnsr ne
laassa 4GB tine CRrva8II44 EIamI.
ES yJpu NII1 s0 wtesiii, homes amid wssraT
to mnsks yQur nnRrI, YOU will hBve tao
have yyosur Tsst,,aaain" and Eak FUur uasla.
As hong As YOU are I'm Ut lick hHRn good
ana EzQs.r 50euIme ls uaadfa" He o161mf I
book Gh,, hsud There WIS mod Il sguaara
Ennth of giVwar5Ht,e Did fihs wbrlls ;8msasg-
GDy Of homes, who, Ihankamg D0m1sAly
SOs' inns e,0ns15srsIHun, ssz2sd has "Trip
sack aoa s1rruc4 Edu time rsllnOB8 depot
and Lett 0,uEL The nsgzI aI1ns Mir homes
wss hs.Br,d srOnn hsa WIS dGmng serT6as
.as ejIfF stit1tQr ON the Dsmv#r TrSananz-
Tinna E,assed ON Anoa u0GEh1rHss HHrIlnssG
VIE As.RruDt.a of time ssaTs1uIRiWSus Blrla
,HnnRGDQnls rsspGrItsr umtll gasnen,dBFp
Mihsn Mr- BonnnssIly rssstaarusad from ditss
land of :llUEg nniu,ts lRDd how're kmIEss.
W he1n gJnsssDCG,sa iIhQsutt I0rasss tine aniln-
sI sGmlls.1 IsIIl GDTsH, .am,a hsr1rA,ks,ae 'Hla
snua.ik d grHs11 asal Inn Thrsn iRdvat,e d
gave hmm, ssur,a He hRa bs.szn nm DEEM
Vsr but d sihs0rd Gi5rns when q BQ1g hAnsaa
IkluIFfse-sm8Iigw'er f;RciSlsd hann- lf w.Rs
iIhtls alaIEk of fihf 1sgxul ,I0nss w'anr ElG
thhsst ejtHuu1lk of huIrnmnl5tT Anaa eihHwesd
anrn ragar mp The NEXT day he MRs
nn8mEeim,g s,dfa0r Uf % L,sadTlIie pBptr
He's % p,0FIlAr unHrn Uu1 IihB1 why N6w
hrs @Muls d ElaPfr of hIs 0Hm. Anad
Malnn does he. do h,un nn8rrT . Miss
W,Rniw1n Gf LssaaHiIIla,, q aaTusaitEr af urae
@ff tine ws,aldfhaes1 .ana nnQsst ErsQEahHasrr
e;fI.asns of time place !"
Hnd6naBdionls P'oHn1 bo a hssglrs of Plhtl
iadssEgssia nsE,0a,tsms a0 dIha snrGsnpr prnslag
west,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

TEE Canadian papers either DO not
VIII. OF do not know how, TO eet at the
est u The controversy relating to the
@slEtax award The immediate que7-
t:sgr- = 10. whether Prof Kinds charges
a.rs r-r,e, but whether he shall be at
T,-as5 An opportunity to substantia,e
5hsrn- He says he can do 20, and has
III form demanded an investigation. A
n.Bsaarnent which really desires to pro-
sa,r IL ozn honor, cannot refuse to liz
Len 10 so Eeasonabie proportion.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27
FROM che Capital

lr Is sAaasAa aa the War Department
sk,as ii viii he arapesSSajlss for tts easDr1
a.aaes6al to proceed wGaA 1As h A11dAIsss'
.zsal 04, The 21aA G9t>t
'gsss canvass s.aasaags republicans aor lIhz
Sgea sssSasp Of the next faQsass u Ts1I
agaGve. Al qsga>; a dozen eas,a9&aahs are
slTxaGse Gn aAs sseli~
T4ss sub e,sareualttses OF the ng}as e@G.2-
aa6sase, ON MILITARY affa2r>. to- whom g7ns
referred the b4Ql proposing 10 gfhke <'tz7L
GRANT CiapaaSal> General decided 10 rsE"r1
ss;aiss>s the aall-
T4gs ssaasse c@.ar.6slse ON -alld1:arT af.
fairs asav,a decided that f2,iie-(rsEL. H. O-E.
Ord deserves to ID g,aes,a DR,0c aas r'siifsat
ai>a Of tbs aanar with Tire r;a.Ik hg,a Fihr 01
q Major >lssnsaal- and 1hGna g1t11l. u 5.
(s-,ani l5Qss ssa: i5s,arrs 30 taa placed GF0aE
asys saaas, li>a with the rank and gfbF @t
General. The ase@3siQn nm TIRE case OF 4esrl
Tlrasa g,ss rsia.aE..a sP q rahth Qif g 10 g
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

ESESATeR MEEEEy Of Texas, the Oh sl--
niian OF the Subcommittee of the mill
tany committee, having charge OF the
nil fr the relief Of Brigadier General
&. @. 0rd. has written letter OF in
u,ify 10 General Sherman regarding
the claims Of Gen. Ord. In reply.
dsrn Sherman pays highly compli-
ma.nssas tribute to the bravery, ser
vilses and merits of the retired officer.
and earnestly oommends him to con-
grnak as worthy public servant, and
oaaa who has helped to establish our
rati0nsaa same,a
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27
UgaMkaah

4ASoE4+aR Of tbe Naf,asaatsa# fslsa4Ss al
4raip robbers araa ssssa captured ai SIsssif't'>
44anh, Ms
WI+Itssa H. Ai4lB4AAI4tta44siH Al manager q eia
tFpSt;el st.aless express osass at 81 t''daI
sh,ot b,fnself had on affa hs'h Inst.
ggg. iys, Rysz@.Fsa bHoaateas, Rasteas of
the Webch p1t2lla4itf,Fa, gegx aa robbers, In
lpens,ss lIya,lass, are Ea lasta,isess e,stshss
5flf+
ALEX AS,pssS Rssyg,ASeE.,. WHO s.assst'uisss
aipasel5 81 The 4sa9a oa a ~ Saaattaa x@st'h
compa,ag, A-la neaIa AEasstsA lin fs0ssts'a iff
p.sapa tiis aaSh ff2a frisiiftpsissa S'sHrs'sas
,Loaa Auoa a aco,syigtaa HeHifta,sa.s sIsig>
eberea. s 10, b;la Men, taken esh ail1isoh tss
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

Tn L,oa3on Tin1es has had n row
wifda nls comp0sitors over the usc OF
aEsrnyrGsIzsg machines. The new invcn,
t:nrn sss1s type, but does not distribute
ii, a.s B New York discovery does, and
wfifaa lbs Ts1lss compositors were asked
aD ifis1r7bute the type set hy the ma,
a.liinE,, they declined to do this except
fIm Increased pay. Mr.. Walter refused
nle.tfsr pay and the whole night force
LEFT, 30 thai the paper narrowly missed
nisT n,5Ing 10 press.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

y stature Of Nebraska is spoken
9 - 10Y legislature The body
sd Of l44 members-.hir.y
and eighty-ibur memhers Of
4 l0e republicans, II deme=
md ] fusionist. Only eleven
Il 80 q the body are over %
oss "a and forty are under %,
snine members came from
llin0s and twenty-three from
s The majority of all the mem-
sle1s se1tled in Nebraska since 1870,
Ekirtylsix Of them are farmers, eigh-
teen are lawyers, seventeen are mef-
che1lts, eight are physicians five are
tsieoad men, six are editors, OF the
M2 republicans, thirty-seyen were sol
dieEs in the union army during the re-
bellion, and of the thirty-feur who were
not in the army, fourteen were anael
Is years Of age, and seventeen under 10
wears when the war began.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

ln LEssn.s' band of flibusters will be
rrHn,rliaad mainly in the southern states
uif Armsrica. The equipment of each
man VIII consist of one pickaxe, one
slm8f, one pair of blue overalls, one
staslIrsl shirt, one pair of brosans, one
lm-ea straw hat. one horn handled
paasIas knife, one plug navy tobacco,
me dinner pail. What a piratical-
linking crew, to be sure. These III
Hr-nments, it is thought, may be land
aT ON the isthmus without knocking the
Monroe doctrine into smithereenS.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27
Esas,f9s lrua5E'y Granddaughter.
"a. Ea,,iH eainia-UHmnarr.t

Agaernaui VIII raa5 with e,sn1uns I'M
tt1s,sl tine following a8saaIh uo0tti.ss wihl,t;n
agpttsra@ i'm the Ct5nR IrsIlala,dD G1nssaS-
s,sassm ON dfas Gsldh aadi L!ssssi Dtsa4rnIter-:
Rla BItS-0,r t5is 18th i,stsisift i6 TG'ttiil.n-
am. Hinli,sE Hse.iA w,iibw III tn itsHt Rev. ,gi,n
Gani! Hnsa,s fnrrntnig r.s,Su ID @thrsill Crnr1Is
Qiiri, and wnunc,ss and only SURVIVING tiEupifss'
afr ais lsass Glhaann William Hiisih Arrua of liit-
ta,s Nfassanian Abbey Hm.is Hlns:iHnH md p-snR-
1'ea,jfsr ~ G,ana,1i2 G'eetEia ismstd fln@rH viii
dql w. Ilals,a ;a-H S'sitaiIn Ilnlr Il a5 Biin,,s
Thursday iaTtnrmnn aht DitJh iinstgIt. .I5isssaf
fs. air ti..i.t ytiiul lie in tuip liurfl"
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-27

Even when grad r,n,nis &, Gsan.es IF s5i.s:t
sA 6.Tsnn,t.s n.slEse ugs,nr 1i,a mislInr n
which il Is EilSsn lrts,,.iE: 1afn,rrFgtasl tIfa.
Ifird ia fam t5.st I'd 1n .ifaGT al EIE mat
i,ina ihEvgnas, slIiuElrY Gt.izsr IN grgm, iiss.s
f1 giass',limb nihswis.g m.,IiHit GrtrrS0ms VIII
.if"a ds, Gii!san Irf fal usg.. Among rsnnHtiits
%ihsi s5sEamG6pi!llF llnt ptrs'satnfaY ,saah, NJ
rnl,s:s 1inrn,ssh isnG l,iui,,c .-,,f ar'S.if
Gls r.tau.-nluH Itt p,,ntlln !-,s+e., aisss,rsr r
SNmlu,il tiHEas risliit HlGt,iEIlY Nigh In mnsts
ss ItJt';lssH tt.,IliffT raumhI.s BiTer Inf Rs'us
ir'Er s'inpiii4nft, iInniaEyirg nj a lttSy's and
bladder; rfIHtliItnn INIT ailuf D-eia,i, nisintiinl
IN i II t,tni rnnnf5 wn8h tnrnngi!i,l. irIitinr-
l,n.,i aMe inlr THUR ur.iiitssynn.El ai5lin Hnd
mtiirih II tEmn,, Ishar@tfpt and EimiEa.iaid
s'ln,o5ie ir aiiDrBrF III t1in f;HDnmh liver amt
bowels liH IN uninHrl,tal p,miu.igsirg
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.IaENss3- 'g1Ss.

Did pa,n even Ergw ary person TO h,a
Giassf ,ei liiiiAssgss, on did ygru even Euaw
g,sa ~ % w;ss we'll when asfbsasr WEES OBJ
ssUruessa on Hsi.zsaira;; Eza did gun ever
sasew ON hsaar sif ausg g;RHa af 5ss ETna
astaa Hop Bssii1usrs world usr e,ss,se2 ASK
,p6isr Haal;s5bu uInhs sGrne gEHsDin
Henef
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IhBQeaored regulation of CLEVELAND

mseoaered population of Cleveland,
which Is under the Immediate eye OF
N6nlnr, IS endeayofihg to help out
Gem Garfield, who, Of course, would
So Brace In kingdom come before he
Nna appoint negro in his cabinet,
nse eelored folks, probably under
loffaA have passed a resolution,
aeA tAey say 'iTha. we deem II
8 10 take action or indefse
oe R0d delegation from tho sonth,
leay Of men who are pushing
a1As Of Senator Bruce, or any
- hr 4 cabinet positien, We
eleAt confidence in the wisdom
kness Of General Garfield, and
AG TO trust the interests el
saauy and the eelered men in
f1ter 70 his indgment y
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REaEKaINs ITO tine rt,.,B1af 4giftstngn IN
f,a,rsrrsss of ahxe HaaIEhfEx fishery BwAIHd
ana the a,aa Eliith esnHrgsd mPGn Gr@Gt
B,itaan, fine LGnarm N,msM Menus sBgs=
.'I The aQinal et1RT off u]fse statement of
HENRY EdrrJla Hind is Ito wIlRane 1fhs
fklsihFn1s BwHra my T1iiEnuu9 tine sstBtba'-
tne,s atHagfSa by a,or1h gU1ammrnsnfrs Gn
wtnt;h lit rvests. 1F ManEs fgunses Mrs
t.,dru#,t.t fsIshtsl lsstlmn Inns Ibs,s1n nounnnft
tIsa, 8gna fine whole taEnsasstn1E nnIrsf't he
raugems.a. We hoppe THE gDysenuama11
Will r.Euse I'm Hkas Essnns af EnleEhh
hnnr to- Er0tn aT a anisaraisd e;ake,
Bnd hg aaslstlag 0rn "a e,asmHlkne nnrNesti-
gsun1nl. ]"
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EsszE.sTEE al arms 0: United State

Ess.n.:EEE al arms 0; United States
s-g.srr are 10 be equipped with the
sszks,3 and pinned helmet The foot
u,npg,s wear the spike, while the caval-
ri 4z6 mounted artillery wear the
fi,sr-ssa-aair plumed heEunet AZ at pres
ana. The helmets are 10 be made oi
zsrk and covered with black cloth. En-
lih;s,a n1en, serving in hot cliInatcs, as
val g. officers below the rank Of gen
a-al everywhere, may wear summer
F,,tIl-ae.- covered with white cloth.
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NEWS NOTES.

DISPATCHES from Boe12oe Ay-es da.ed
vass ltrh i-,ss-. give The --latest in:o-ma-
5asr IN regard TO the Chll5an ir1Tasion OF
Rssg- The Peruvian army Is encamr-
al Mint miles s9lth Of Lima, and the
Csss5a1ss arg ST Lu-in- 4 battle Is be
lsi,Ee.z 10 b imminent. Lima l guard
g.s 57 the police and foreign residents
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JOB DEPARTMENT.
Having New Job Type
Ayn
A FAST JOB PRESS
We sre prepared to do Anything In n.s linz with
NEATNESS,
AND On TEE SHORTEST NOTICE.

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Sr.te, u4.ne ;so: necessarily 10. ynsueksson M,
81 Er trxutse u goo5 faith.
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