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, 1881-12-11

Frnr Rtccslt Speech bu SIR T. Rrassp at Bristo'.
When lopA across the broad Atlantic
see u l5ew and most welcome Midltion TO our
strength in the cordial rrialious which now
exist between Tie United States and Great
Britain: [Luud ctttrs.) 1tis not the policy
Of the United States to maintain consider
able navy. iti tine Of peace, but they
are potentially our most forn'daole rival
o. Sn the seas. ., 1n former i, !, and IL. !
jralousy divided the two great branches uf
the AnSlo-Saxou race; The apprehension Vt
a1upture with the United States may have,
indeed, bren renlote, but it was source OF
Weakness, and we are III n propUrtionate de-
gree reinforced by tile recent manifestations
III both countries Of t,e warlnest sentiments
OF mutual a,nity {Loud chetts.] The gem
erous homage paid 1u the British flag at
Yorktown and to the slar-spankletl ba1lnerln
4ae centre OF our own metropolis are Incl
gents qt;n fu1i Ut bright sugury for the future
The United States and Great Britain now
never Stood before EIonu clleers], unl We
number together l0v.UDN0o0 people Re-
4e"eQ chetrs,t In sperciles which ara to
follow the cjallns of the Liberai party will
oe urged BY: tEost who stand high III Tie
colnsels of the party. Bit l may, perhaps,
leinlad l1ell sou that Tie gcnerouS .reparatloll,
witch was offered to the United States III
Geneya was the work Of the Liberal party.
!Lond cheers.J 1t was denounced at the
lug! nae oy our political opponents rs Il national
humiliation, but We all accept today
WIN deep sa1isfation the results which
nave followed fro!u Il policy OF justice Re
hheEea eheers.l Something yet remalned to
9e y, done whiei, was beyond Lie scope Of pull
us!afs Mld diplu!llalists. '' One touch OF
41th1afe 1ta makes the WHOLE world kin,'' aud her
:Aalrs1y was enabled from her exalted sta
iIon 70 EXPRESS what England felt 1n the
MEAlu nf irv4LarNt r. rtis AID iffhtAAr% | t1nr
n+sssaee +at.s ct sympathy was conveyed with Il
tte nue womauly 'tenderness, which has won
ae neart of America for the Queen aud her
Sopie. lCheers.] The friendship between
E.ea; E Britain aud the U,.lted States which
t;s., has oeen steadily ripeniny, and Is now,
rlsn.7 secured secures to us forever, IS more to En,
, 1881-12-11

m, r. Jlme*7 Gazette. - -
H. ane Ger1nan official navy list for 1852 has been
1ast published. the lists OF ships. officers, etc.
tn..lg nng Corrected up 10 the lst of the present
Gsen Gto Aect'rding til the Official puhtca ton the
fs..a'n neet nnw comprises ar.nored triyates;
coa,sIrea comarea corvets. |. unurlEored spar-dccked
NJ sets tone Of which, however, is stsll in pro-
d ~ s o. cons1rucuonJ. 10 husa-deckcd cnrvets
y. ~ *o'ca are not vet lauucuedj, Eun-vcsselS
ha;e S'~caiisd AlnAtrisss ciass-the AtbatroSS
Ing Vessel vi 7l6 tons, armed with twu l5-cen
If isut guns nu revolving cnrriayei-5 gunpoat3
r1,nn,l ntst csuss, arm"rcd battery, - armnred
tnroSa's tt"o Of whicu are still the stocksj,
ses.,sa ooass, mine-layers, gunboats OF the
djsn.,1o class tone OF which is still huiidtng>.
sesEst a-stssels. Transports, IL training and
nile, ~ eoi0s II vessels for harbor service. and
snsr.9as dnas. During the past twulve months J.
exss~aeeked corvvts. , ttusn- deckud -cnrtcts,
III stea NJ guuboats- ! torpedo boat, ind gun
snn't :! me sets'nd class nave been begun: white
hsr. h12ats pas Of the tirst class and Scholarships
vesse,so oeea removed from the List of effective
, 1881-12-11

The following grain WIS inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: cars No. red
winter wheat, : cars lower gr,sdes do. ) cars No.
3sprinQ. n cars No. 5 do, 70 cars low grades
I'll wheat); Is cars No. ? corn. cars high mixed,
16l cars low grades IDS corn}; 8 cars white oats,
- cars No. mixed, ID low grades a. oats);
8 ears No. 2 rye, cars rejected; 70 Cur No. 3
barley. II cars low grades do Total, Az cars,
or :l0,0o0 bu. Inspected out: 12,970 bu wheat,
a.,;;s7 bu corn, u, ,S4 bu oats, 932 Du rye, LII bu
barley.
The following we're tho receipts of breadstuGs
, 1881-12-11

NEW YORK. Dec. l0.-Goyeruments ranged
steady and generally higher. d.
The railroud bouds were irregular and unset
tied.
State securities dull
Shares speculation. although nor very active.
continued quite tirsn throughout the day. The
1nurket opened generally strong, showing an ad-
vance Of yesterdays closing prices of .s1l Der
cent, the latter Manhattan Elevated. In the
eary dealings there wits IN advance of 3sE4
in the general list. Redmond i D.,nyllle rising
per cent During the afternoon speculation
was Inactive and generally feyerish. bur iu tho
late dealings strong tone prevailed. and prices
advanced up 10 the close. final sales showing all
Improvement Of AGtlA. the latter Hannibal s.
St. joseph preferred. Richmond s. Danvilie was
weak in the late deal,ngs and declined per
cent.
, 1881-12-11
UNDER THE SNOW.

UNDER THE SNOW. a..
Fnr lte Ehicupo 1r.ounE
Under the snow lies buried tonight
The suusb.ne and shadow OF years.
Tears flushed with tne glory OF Loves mellow
Years crowned with the radiance Of Youths
And M cemmel i vi With the dew Of its tears.
"Under the snow," my while lips repeat
And my lone heart srEcnoes Inc suuud,
Till. touched by tue spur Ut tue wlnd' and as
1stand "a the verge where Life and Death meet,
And wall o er snuw-covered mound
Un,es the snow the warm heart is dust
That thrilled 10 the tonca u my band
] nM Try TO BE- parenL dear God, must!
o ill Thou my heart with the ''beauty OF
The light of Thine own radiant land.
Under the snow. The chill winds sweep by
With soh i'll each piti!ess moar-
sobs wrunS from The heart that h:r stihed each
ASH san the bright dreams Of my gtrihood Drift
Aud stood in the bleak world alone-
livery OF Death, there are bosoms as white
And rs cs,ld as # Winter had HuuE
Ger tie suit SUMMER bloom VI their hearts all
its suuW,
Till their tire was ex1inguished.> their fervor,
Zen tho uaagic that erst round them cluug.
Cuder rhe SNOW! TIM afar on .ny sight
Stretch out desolate reaches Of snUw>
Yet, knufp thai beneath them the dead feel no
caiii-
Tint ;srandls above them there refgneth II
That shall call to laon Under the suUw.
Under the snow lies buried touiCht
The buds and the blsls<t,tus of Spring;
They steep ntaLh the shadows that herald the
14gb1-
They sleep till the victor Sun. radiantly bright.
Bid sorrow aud anguish take Wing.
Up from the SNOW. ike a bird In its tlight--..>-
Up ttro 4gn the darsne$5 aud ratn-
Gp 10 the suurct. uf Eteruitys light.
Free: from al! changes OF susrow or blight,
Iii meet with ,ny lost ones ugaiu.
MAGGIE 4. COME
, 1881-12-11

The following were the receipts and shipments
OF leading articles of produce III the city during
tho twenty-four hours ending ut o'cuck
Saturday morning. and Tor the corresponding
time year ago:
, 1881-12-11
3Fours. 1:l.; New York Central. 1as; Erie, II;
: PANS, Dec. lo.-Rentes, s5f SIC.
3: MINING N EWS.

NEW YORK. :
NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-The Mining Associdtcd
Press says: Sales q. the mining exchanges to-
day we're larKeE5han ever before recorded 1or
one day. amounting to 3l5,a20 shAres- The
largest sales were Miner Boy, which broke to
cents, and of which nearly 75.0d0 shares snd On
the last calI OF the New York Board ulone. Tho
stock closed ut 8. Robinson Consolidated was
active and Irregular. declining frsnn 4M 10 45o.
and closing Ut A95. Suite Lines advanced and !
and fuirly active. Though the closing and
opening figure was lG5. Oricntai and Miller al.
most entirely neglected, Silver C!f ndrauccl
tn ~, and cused 1T 22o, and South Puchc dull ut
3GU and $50.
BOSTON. o..
Bosros, Dec. 1O-Minlng stocks closed as fol-
lows;
Ai!auez Mining Co... sE|Pewabsc.... -........-. IS
Calumet HeclA... 20 |Qulhcy. ~
CHtA 8f IT'D 70.
DQ1G1An Sttver........ ri Silver lhiet..
Eruukt1u ............... 13H1
, 1881-12-11

tx.,n Ntnche.teT-s 74ypopno%urst-~ =
thtss le eonsu1np ion. coughs. weak lungs, bfon~
and general debility. Established - years
, 1881-12-11
NEW JERUSALEM

: THE REV. ". F. 4ESDLEroS WILL PREACH
st Lincoln Park Chapel this mutnIn2
THE REV. EDWARD e ROsTOCk WILL
preach at Union Park Chapel this u1usnnR.
THE REV r MERCER Will PREACH IN
The new Church Temple, vunRuren-*t, beaWeen Wa
~ III and Micntgan-nys morning aod evening :
, 1881-12-11
NEW YORK.

NEW. YORK.. Dec. la-Eo7roS-Qutet At II l5-1B@
l2{c; futures barely steady: December. s6c; Iaau-
szy. l205c; February, Exc7 March. l1Ec; April.
, 1881-12-11

| Baptist.
THE REV. DR. ]. II. GREGORY WILL PREACH
South rars-av IND 1T S on''s ''nee o'
! THE DR. L0KlMEk WILL PREACH THIS EVEN
S q on
,,i,ts LIE HEv' " D. K McrIl r. sksOS @ WILL PREACH
sxsn"x Ina IL s Sa+sa Church.
sssas at 1s @ cSs'as ae@S ssfs
morning and evening Ut 1 ths Sos.h % 1shisad.se Gsa
TilEitE Will .gE SERVICES MORNING AND
sossa and Solssos.sts % % onl n ''
THE Key. JosEpM MKOwLay ~ Will PREACH
& Ssso d rs T. ;Gs star Church.
nT I'VE da II bHKoE W5th phEAG1 ohS
Of Doug -laee and i;nodessav eAa'' s''aeF
THE REV. G. rEKKhS WILL PREACH MORN
ncr Of Warrcn-uv.
TIE HEY. y: n FAR9Ea WILL PREACH
corner Of Dsoomineduie- -1s1ad ~"'"~> e''''''D'
%nE KEy T. nE b I1 ak WILL PREACH
nea: TayIor.st. =,
lj, TaE KEy: x!;s ;,,s !; x RAsEEn A. w1ht rkEAcH
81 nd cor
s:siss and I'D eTsnas Il e*as'sl esaEsb @ So SHSs@a
in S t5s Ssa9oosa % 5s3ses stSH Snatsa
aE i IL s.9sa tsa essasn s'aa :sen
aId ss M ssoRsE e. asa w!z 1tds eKEca sc
UNITARIAN.
IT TIE T.: REV: y BKooKE ~ E HEkfqKD PREAcHEs At
, s f,ss erS % 81 re pse
in TS tps sEaas sEy Ss;g 5s14es ts v1l
M e in iha sa AiyaS % tatue1 Fl az
Organized Cooperative Caart..s in Cntcaxo"
LUTHERAN.
THE REV. WILLIAM ASHMEAD SCHAFFER
corner l)earporn-aV. and Erie-st
THE REV. CHARLES kOEttSER WILL PREACH
7:4 n Vic .er Fa1k Church, curnes OF Hoyne-
UNI JERsALIsT.
TME Fry 2 g ny wh rREAcM THs y
ans easlsa 2: aa
yaa sES sd W Y in g. aYn aa. hutta
vessalism as Applied 10 Such sinners as Gulteau,"
SpIHITuALIsrs.
THE FIRST SOCIETY MEET IN FAIRBaSK
Hail. corner State and tandolph-sts Al - NJ:
s. p 1amas T.
Elni.E 1STEMrKErAr!oSs !; % TlRouGn tv:L,3 NhS r.
e,iE Ss ssi ia,s sEesa*
rMEME wILLRE SplnLruAiIsTs ;y ~ AND W Y
ISL West Mud.sun-s:.. Ut Up. H. "
viii b. h.s heid Il 10 soSth 1t ococS
acs raESS Ell at Ta yada r.. II Aa :: Ia
M1scE11ANEous.
at No. 6l0J stewu1t-nv. at o'cluck-
JOHN CuKKtE Will. SPEAK AT THE RAIL- |
At SIX 3- ~'|1~.' @@'.'~'~ '@'- e''->' ~''
TIE xcLEcr1cs MEET At .ls WEST MAn1-
so,,.ss a. sn r. ssd,nr IL Holmes viii lead sub
viii % prcaeh IL iiaiirood Chapel this evening.
st., near Randolph.
ri DISCIPLES Or cnHlsE MEET ArnAM.
Go<pe meeting IN Tie evening
tse esD aat; SatE Ut > "t n tho @1HA
DIsCIPLEs or CHRIST MEET AT NO. ~
Vest Ha1sdobh-st. At p. -....
shIs osin and srealns Il he Greea strees Ad-
THERE WILL BE PREACHING IN TAN BUREN, !
at 7:1 D. N. --.-"0.~,
nELlGloes SERVICES Will BE CONDUCTED
Gaor:e G. OK L st carEe There Mi be good singing Xii
arc Invited.
NArE!t!Al!sM. sr1KlTgAL,yya y1sI ASp EEgX-
Our pupil the lion. David Davis. to be a2atn heard
from.
T ha as snsuS
in Lower Faswels Hail Al y o'c.nck P. Entrance
;S da aos aos1os k r. r. T. @ass r.
week nres Monday. The Rev William Fawcett; Tues
Thaisday @ Ncs. isabsa Joaes: friday. Miss & 4.
BAKER: Aha invited. -:
, 1881-12-11

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
l. l. hcid today in the chicago churches By the fol-
loving elerkynrn; -
Epr3copAI
cAruEnt,.1 "a t,trEu :. Nn DAM copvrp
~ e., 90 e., =, - ~
~ L. Mci.nren: s .ra H.. Eisn.,o The RAJ i Ii
kns,w.us nrirsf in ci1nr-,e {'nrtl unrn NJ rr,vnr
aud crcurution Of tho Holy Cuu,nu n,on HEEL Sim
dny-schoo! and chldren's sesvre, p. NJ ChOz14i
evening prayer, 7:&l -.... :.
THE REV lUlIN HEDMAS DFF[CI A.rES 4fttnS-
tnS and eyentne In 81 Anssnrus' Church. sed@wick~
1T. nenF EncH;u-uv.
THE REV. CLINTON LOCKE, D. D., QFFlcIArES
, 1881-12-11
ss go oGFEHaFE;;{DR. .KEAN,

1873 south Clafk-st., Chicago, -
Consult personally oy MALL free OF charge on all
chronic Defvous special diseases Ds. J. Keao IL
he ouiy physician In the ctty who cures OF
no uaJ H0urs: -. 70 p Sundxys, 20 II "a.
, 1881-12-11

/ fltGE. IAN E5 H. Il I UE 7FhEsALaE5 Al IRE
] Aunnn-sts this evening.
s cnase a cnnSr
s., tus norn'ns On The Murderers pstense", and
in the evening will speaS IN "fhe Difficult Side Ut
.ll;isiIop FAL1ow5 PREAcHEs AT ST. FAILS
@aase1 up aa5%e asas9 ah' evening" evening sa0'ee':
TIL Ey hp1Ms 4 Mhh
corner Of Norm LIark and Cent:e-s1s- -ears free
THE REV. X. r. BoswonrA WILL t,KEAcn AT
Church, Enslenood. .-... . -..-.
maG ks Wbsox wEht E.s raEAeA se1 Has
aesns an - 'oan enasen neaF t8't'5-
.GS MSAPs y,t sss EN-
! s1s., At O'Clock this aiternoon-
CoNGREeATIoNa1.
REy eAShEs 1S Il 6 e, waa
Gsats',, sssnss St Msa,son ana MSfs:an-srs Sunday
TILT; REV. F. A. NOBLE WILL. PREACH THIS
sss Ssn m unos 1 as SuF''
s sssn1 sa x @ Church cor
ess.ne ia .hs .ssxitts G"arsh; eori
Commandment" Praise service for tnirty cainu.es
before preaching.
%erntns aud & eSenns q. the First Church. corner OF
THE KEy M AKrMvh tSrrkE II @ WILh y ,,f fKEActt a Ct:
curnsr of DeAfbo :n-us. and walton-race. ,Iosn!n:
Evax ,uoeet casS
nns aas q Il II Esrt XIII ehss s5l
nsr u sepa,a md M"ns~k;,s am,x, vo,,
r. Esus fna asd sdean y ss'haa' corner
asr si wsaa ea evening in o'on Street Church. cor
!n ~ ~ re S:snsx % Sa'se Fassraass, corner q
4"VHed0*H-ast F*@1<@ <.N'9 s.4N 50
ia W rKEaca MORN
nT @ are uHS ~ e w1h PREACH
in ths arsanK u the Western Avenue Chapel near
f9'xIs: %nE REV. C. cAvrRso WILL PREACH MORN
Ing and evening r. EentFaI tnrR Caapel' corner OF
T1s KEv SsoKsE {: = FEEks ~ ,s eSEAcHEs 3saI1z AT
i e. e.
psrs1vrv,..
morn!ne ana essnna W n Tue d h
' TI,E REV Re: ~ Il. /. N. CoiLlssoS PREAcnE5 AT
the Fullerton Avenue Church mo1n,ns snd even'n
The sas s'4ts s. chnIsh h1 ii he M ussa hSafs -
TIE REV: J; d.. WuKKatL, RMKEACHEs M
"sa"s of isossy .as aaa sSSsE :ss
THE REV. ARTHUR SW,AzEY WILL I PREACH E:,!sE
H wSSEx Wihh raEac
nloFlle uhu etth - T.! .a S.sapoS1' a." eAA' ~
THE KEF.- DAVID II. BREED. " ~. PAUL
ond 'aa; htc ~. ,arner Yicbiua-ay and TwenueshssE
o TrS,. 49,. T. :: :IT1,uEn:r pHEAtytrs
S ssS Sss:s 81,
Fiji % Before Ore 9srppa' 1he printed SERMON OF last
Eabm,t sll be distributed the close Of the even
ing Service.
THE REV pR MOVES. or EVANSTON, WILL.
preucb u osninc and evening In the Fourth Church.
corue. OF tsush and superios-sts
the rTst Chusch cornsr of Indiana av and Twenty
tirSs-st ..
THE REV. s. E. W1STIAKD WILL PREACH
morning and evening fn the tltth enafcn' eone1 OF
Hn4 EhtrttEtd-sk
, 1881-12-11

>. a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAINS = ExPLASATtoN or REtERENG1
MAhks--fSAtnEday excepted. "Sunday excepted
chicnEo e Nortn.vesterp Railway.
ForMaps, tme-Casds, Steep. ng-&:nr Accornodndoas
apply ut G. ClArk-sL, Grand Pacific Palmer House.
and depot corue1 OF Wells and Ktnxte-ats-
, 1881-12-11

THE REV o. A. uGisGES Will PREACH
this morning and evening In The First Cd1fch corner
Of Indiana-ar. and Twent Y-nfsh-ss-
THE REV. J. ". ALLSN Will u. PREACh s!saess
this morning evening in the =oQth Slde Cnufcn.
cusner OF Frairie-av. and fhtrt eth-st
r. II kI{skHAN Wilt PREACH THIS MORN
ing and evening In the West Side church. western
nv neur tan Ruren-sL -.,..--r. ..-. .... .-
THE REV. u. G. HOLMES Will. PREACH, AT II
o'clock the second Church. corner OF o1kleJ-aV.
uud JucKsUu~3t-
, 1881-12-11

=. MEIHCD1ST EgIS CEAL.
REV. J. Il. aLLlNt WILL PREACH THIS
Corner Of Arteslan-nv. ....
THE REV. biz WILLIAMSON Will PREACH
morn.ne And evening" In Ihe F1r,t thutch. OF
Iark and Wasanston-sts Morning subject. The
Christ Oar Model; repeated " request
THE REV. WILLIAM PAWcETr Will PREACH
murntnG and evennR at Grace Church, corner OF LII
oaile-nv. and I4pcust-st.
THE REV. RUSSELL. b. POPE Will PREACH
At Trinity hurch lndiana-av.. near Twenty fourth
Cas.e." -
THE KEy. A. C. GEORGE WILL PREA H
morning. and evening at the centenary Church. Nom
THE REV. T. r.. sTROBRlDGE breaches
OF Rob.y-st.
The REV. u. f. CADY Wilt PREACH MuRS-
Ing aud evening In tho Michigan Avenue Church,
nsns lhtsiY-secnnd ST. MurntuE subject: " Duliea
OF PaFeata and Teachers"
THE Kt:y. LEWIS CURTIS pREAcHEs MORN
ihK and evening In the Grant Pace Church. corner OF
LArrabee.3I.
THE REV 4 GuRyEY WILL. PREACH MORN
!nE and evening In Ada Street Church. corner Of
THY REV: LUKE HITCHCOCK D.. b.. WILL
er IN the even nE 1T Emmanuel Church. corner Of
Harrison and Puu.ina-sL-
THE REF. K NJ HATFIELD Wilt PREACH
morning and evening In the Langley Avenue Church.
Near Tnlrty-ninth-st
THE KEr. ). W. fuEtes WILL. PREACH
s-. near NeWberry-nr.
TIE REV. FRANK BRISTOL BREACHES
: morning and evening In The Wabash Avenue
Church. corner Fuuslecnth-sL
TAE REV. ]. H. MOokE PisEACHE5 MORNING
ana evening In Western Avenue Church, corner Of
West Aonroe-st. = 70
, 1881-12-11
TIE LHURCfIES,

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
hold today in the Chicago churches By the fol-
low e!eFkYIunn; .-"'
, 1881-12-11

Money ;sHB per ceut. c,osnR at 1. Prime mer-
camille psp per, 6l7, Sterling exchange, bankers
hills. steady 1t 4Saa5 demand, 49,
, 1881-12-11
HnsroS. Dec. lO.-Stocks closed:

LONDON, Dec M--5 p. m,-;Ametican seourtties
, 1881-12-11

LUTHERAN.
THE REV. WILLIAM ASHMEAD SCHAEFER
will preach anu evening IL Trintty Church,
corner l)earp0rD-Hv. and ETie-at-
TtlEKEv.CHARLES kOEltSE;R WILL PREACH
Al 745 IN Vic scr fa1k Church, curner OF Huyne-
NV. and ie Moyue-st.
, 1881-12-11


THE REV W. s.. CROW villa. PREACH THIS
morning in the Church OF the fse1een1tE, corner OF
West Washington and San::mon-sY. ......
THE REV. ". IL KyDEK Will PREACH
incoming and evening In st. PauFs Ehurch Mlcht.1n-
north OF Ei.h1eentn-st Evening subject: uni
yersElsnl As Applied TO Such sinners us Gulteau."
, 1881-12-11

Trims for humboldt and i'orth Chicago leave sa5
nnd G: .. 1Frtrc 60 a. NJ and 7.s1 a. t.,
daily. Sunday excepted -
Chicago & Alton.
Un:on Depot. West Side, corner MADISON and Canal
a.s.. between Madison and .Adam3-st- bsldHe4 Nnd
Ywenty-thlrd-ss- TfckuL uhces, n. Depots 8 South
C1oEx-st, Grand fEctfc Hotel. and Phlr1er Rnus~.
, 1881-12-11

Davenport T. Peozta Express.
Council HIuus Fnst Express. .x.-
hnns;4s titj, Lcaveuu0rrh y AT
Gibson FAs. Expsess- ....-,,..-
.Hlunea&l3u4ss i: ~ Paul Express
Perm Accommodation. ..,........
t,puac.l Giu15 Nigh. Express. =.
Gibson Wight Express. ........-.
bi.nneAsr':.s + > .i'aEl Fast E1-.
1ltuo Island A ccon1Htodntion...-.
Bluo Island u ccoHInpt.atlo.1..
Blue Island AccoMinoaati tioa.....
Blue island iccon1r105At tl0z.-.
Blue Island i tccoUmodaA Ao:3-.
Bts,e Island AcctE1notintion..--.
South Chicago Accommodation.
South chicago Accommodation
Theatte Train.
Church TrDtn,
, 1881-12-11
| Lsare- I. Arrive

from Chicago To ST.
t'nt.Or DaT Coaches,
to st. Louis. mnQ k3-
ago 70 Hannibal unQ
Y yCuacae.CsicuWo -
'nc1MG Railroad.
3hesU1nn-sta Tickat
Duse,' Palmer Ht.4se,
II. fprpBr XA1isp1L
, 1881-12-11
Leave ] AFy1Ta

sDxily excep. Sundays tDaiiy except Snturdays-
tDally except MonoaJa- sThussdaJs and SaturdAya
only. SUNDAYS unlF.
Michigan Central Railroad.
pepofsfoot Of i.ake-st and foot OF
Ticket Offices, ii ts3rx.t& southeast corner OF Han-
Iolpl,, Grand I'acinC Hotel. and Palmer House.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17

THE SoUTH AHsAp.--Notwi Outstanding the
vast numbers and quantities of pr ,priet Try
medicines. that have far years flooded the
whole country. the honor Tor SPECIAL REM
edy has been fairly won by Southsr arm gem
tieman. whose remedy to-day stands with
out parallel on the American continent.
He has achieved . decided victory over
nearly all chronic female conn laiuts which
have heretofore proven 50 difIicult to cure.
Cases If len gears standing are ufteu cured
in shurt'tilDe, Including married and sin-
gle ladies. We xliude to DIR. ]. r. D, Om-
g,slc aud his pet remedy, English Female
bitters now meeting with sucn wonderful
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17

Our Legislators are drIvlng away.
but it is bard 70 tell what they have
accomplished thus far. The GOVERN
or made some important suggestions
in his message. which. if ccrreciy ac-
ted upon, will be of great beu~tit to
tile State. We hope the affairs Of the
CITY of New Orleans will not consume
10 much time that the country will
get no relief in the matters they want
lsglslated npon.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17
Use. = whieh T.mbcr y Pat.

To make shoe pegs enough tor
American use consumes annually 100.-
OOe3 corde Ut timber, and to make our
luclfer matches $4,000 cnbic feet Of
the best Pine are required every year.
Lasts add bout trees take SOU. 900
cords Of birch, besch and maple, aud
the handles Of tools 5OU,OOO more.
The baking IL orr bricks consumes
2 600 900 cords Of wood, or what
would cover with forest about 80 600
acres Of lApd., Telegraph poles al
ready up represent 6O0, 900 trees, and
their annual repair cous0ines about
$40 QUO. more. lbe ties ~ our raIl-
rumds consumes Annually thirty years
growth of 1900 acres and to f~nce
AL our railroads would cost $49.tlOO,
600, with yearly expenditures u
$l5, 600, OUO for repairs. These are
some of the ways III which American
forests are going. There are others
QUA packing boxuR far instance, cost
IN 1>7x 413. DOC. 0v0, whils the timber
used each year in making wagons
and agricultural implements 10 vaiu-
ed VI more than $l00. 000. 100. -Hsrs-
ford P.sst.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17

Some experiments 10y NJ. Gantier
appears to prove that human saliva
possesses. in a milder degree, the
same poisonous property as that of
serpents. The human saliva injected
under the skin Of bird causes death.
with symptoms very closely resem-
bling those resulting from serpent
bites. In like manner. il Is said.
the feeding of babies with pap re-
suits ipinrlou~ly to The child, which
frequently il killsd by the saliva Of =
grown person in its food. and - Neal
" always afflicted with sores BY the
disgusting practices.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17
CoLFAX, GRANT PARISH, LA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER II,


The following beautiful poem was
written by Mlss Julia PlrasaDsr. Of
Alabama, who xfterward became the
wife Of David Cresswell. Esq. form
erly of DeS"to parish. but now =
resident oi Greenwood. in the parish
of Caddo. 1t ID eaid to have been y
favorite with the late President Gar
field. The poem. as We publish It.
was sent to the Shreveport Tunes by
Miss Ada Cresswell, daughter 81
the writer. Speaking Of Mrs Cres-
wen, the Times says: "The lady was
one Of the most gif,ed Of our South
laud poets. bnt, alaS. Der reason il
now completely dethroned. and the
harp that erstwhilr gave forth sweet
est tones responsive to the gentle
tweep Of her fingers, is now ali jan
gled and ont of time"
Commend me to the friend who comes
When an sad and lone,
Aud IN ker the g',ish Of my heart
he suffering Of his own;
Who cspldly shuns The gllttering throng
At pleasures gay ievee,
But comes to Kild a sonibre hour
And gives his heart to ma
He hears me count my sorrows DER,
Aud when ths task Is dome
H. freely gives me asi l ask
A sign for every one.
He cannot weer smiling brow
If mine is touched with gloom.
b. n. II. L -
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17

Leipsic chemists have devised a
process for obtaining sugar ina per-
lnapent!y 6qnid form. This result
is said to be effected by adding
to a purified sugar solution small
quantity of citric acid, which coD-
bines with the sugar and deprives it
Of its tendency to crystalize.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17

Late Investigations vi German sci
en,ists have shown that the electric
light il not only healthier than other
methods of illumination, in leaving
the air pnrer, but that it increases
the power Of vision in some respects,
especially in distinguishing colors.
Red. blue. green aud yellow are much
more distinct under this light than
by daylight.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17

A new theory Of the So called fas-
cinatiou of birds by snakes is that
the bird mistakes the snakes tongue,
which the reptile keeps in rapid and
constant motion, fora lively worm,
and watches it intently with the an
ticipation of devouring it.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-17

The repairing VI cnr.'uometers and
fine watches. by skiiifnl wcrkmen, =
specially, at. FEaeuspN Il scHSAcKs
Watchmaksrs aud Jewellers, Alsxan
dria, In.