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, 1881-03-01

Nt7ttaE 7T1FattH
AfAt.lErrA, Gn., Feb. .8.-This nlurt.lng at MI
nnrly hour the entire b|euk bf buildings routattl-
Ing u bankiuy. housU md i've stnrcs, located IN
tho ro.r uf tin Kuntcsaw lIonse, wAs iustroyed
by tIto. The loss Is estfnlattd 1T saO, ,tAI pr0b-
ubly huff Ut which Is covered by insutunre. Tho
llru originated III Wilson'S stare, II portion Ut
which wis used for hanklIg purposes. Tho work
IL suppusel Ia be that Uf an lncet,iIary, us w!rl
Villain w;la aroused lit his rrseNrp liu nwolto tn
tlt,,l that hla Aolsu Ind hern robbed during tho
night, and that tic knya Of tic store bad hcen
Nnrrtn1 nWAy. Thu bthPrcssl0 prevails Tint tho
9inrzinY tho halso and obtn nnlux tho keys
robbed unA p!llaKe.l tho bAnl: aM,l stUrc. and
~, old eonrr.l wUn,as,, while attending tho fire,
fell dead frtjlu gxUlteu,1nt,
, 1881-03-01
ITEMS.


Mr., J. W, Afnsa hns been nppontctl Nonornl
Freight md Tickot Agent Of tho Atlantic 4 Pact.
~. ri v,.,,.u <r... ,,.n.. .'...
~. =. =: h''nnaM' tiy fAsso.'Rer agent 0t
tho postt,un Of J0;nt Auon. af lin sllrt,I,ta,I
Cun,rai md lake sh,,ro ftnnt4 NJ r",, ,rtsstn,
'a .''''o e.'' .'''",s ~ ''''" .''s''aa'
Tucker TrullIp Munger Ut tho illinois Control
lthi,roatl Compu,,y. inyo uotIt, Il, spr,ouinltt
Iho,r trip ID anderssoot' 10 IN tor tue 'Fposo ut
, 1881-03-01

There will be found 1T the Council proceedings
n communication from tho ntturncy OF tho Con-
tlncntal ltailwny Co'npany notifying tho Coun-
ell Of Its intention to como In tho Lake. Front
whcn tho Lakc-Fro BILL ts passed. Mention
has ntroadybccn lnade In tho columns Ut THE
Tn1nuSE Of this corporation. which may or
which may not reach ChlcAgn. Tho cat,Bu lit
tho Lako-Front bill now pending In tho llo,,se
which induced lta representative tu send thla
luttcr Is tho one providing that illesu lnr,Is ny
be sold or leasctl y tho city fur tho Joint ieo OF
such railwAy companies na nnAy bo willing to
ultto on equal terms Under st.ch euse Ur i,1r-
chase IN THO construction Of Il station .o1lso Gy
or e1pcnao tiorcof. It viii bo scpm @ init. M pract1s 1
cnt!y, this applies only to tho r,1Itronds which
MtreHly have n right OF why nluuK tho Lake
Front n1id own ground thore0n, 1t Will bn ln,-
possible fer thu Continental 10 get up to thu
l.ako-F Front unless it can nhtan rlght OF wny
!ntu tho city frn tho Council, Or chil 1Ghsu tho
trucks Ut mo OF Tho ronds now coming In nlong
the luke shore. -
, 1881-03-01

+. 4' O3pdtth to The Chicago Tribune
al. ,,.' Iouls' Feb. 2s.-Jny Gould nrrlvHd haro
nsn"ag. nsnosnlng. li6 loft Now Yurk on Saturday
ao,d 3s, =, as'd travelled via tho VandhllA
tenot ~ WAS expected ut tho Unun
aita 49, w. uelock II. ILL.,, but, owing
anr ta a'tse sllow-siortris, tho train wns nearly
ia .,a. auutd belltnd tImc. Dir. Gould Travelled
I, or 'sa' a eAr' MS tnenls wero nll supplied by
tar,o,a ~, sok "hllu un tho road, aud tho con-
karJn.. 7a M never otcc LOFT tho chr hftor
kY uos ~ Nv" York. 0uuhl was accompanied
4 ,,s usa' Thu,nas II. Eckurt, hlunauluR I)rrutor
r,as NV ~ nneSly'eunSolllatul Western Un1v,, Telv-
S.,ss" sso'apany: Col. II. Z. Cluwry, the General
ye,,r.. !. Agent Ut tho Western Union; and
kttor '4a'ie' Stun and suMusl shuiur, ILL.,
.ren,n. a a sep'Ftcr wont out ol. thu roAd lust
ssttr"- "-l ~ aar I'll HRMlaltu, and boarded tlla
Gould ~" utsa a' express ut q thIa nnnrntny. Jay
tbteakt.a. 's travelling companions weru them
II, tcI,,, ala u 'TIs nut befurg ureenvtllo
taa vsa'. snat tt1o reporter UAnHht Ii Wlllapsu
i,sa,., wv w eo'!s''lI1atuv, Gould. however, Win
II LuI. an" una nothing to sny, either about
@Ye,n.,u't w. 'he possibilities or lts mu,lnurcIul
u 1:aIAI. as thu tr..iu stopped II,
LpsHn'a' a'A Depot Dir. Talu,axe, General
s1t 1trent rm,a' OF the Al!ssouri paelio,
mi, t,,, " nsf1or ru!!road ol,lc!a!a waited
tta, fpr"o.. Ihe aowa ot tho Yrcat Jny's ur-
sosdc,, ~ uana' Miu hfty tu sIxty pu0plu
SsoouIa ,sl, sunu 'lo party tu get ylcwof uuull.
Lsel hx s.4 p'rty walked out uf tho uepUs {ut.
VT .tsaxss; ,s aHd drovs vi to tho general o.
hlihrr i. .'lssonrl paclv. hiv. uoulsls juu1-
~ tie nj. IN reference 10 business connected
y ths Wrs,s,sMt Wstl ,rarlllu, tho lrou bIOuntuiu,
1he Bt. fn,,.h phanu Ctilhlsllty.
.ireyrstms a.s ,. Rrpaiateun u last Sunday aayt,
several .au uf ~, ,s"ceitett In 81. Ln,lis yeatcr-
S%,:'sl cur Cur "yw "vs. inrk il tlo uv.,sns. III 4
w.: VI. iouieI ef il nt Vanaulia luulo, For tL!s
Ut IT H., l"fi%sk: i!ssk: llo VII l,s ascuu,paiiua
aste. ill ,;It ;tIfestnr. VI .s foais w,.iun osi,-
s,yss ot ths, s'tt,nl thu erpt!on of rco"fs IT
Ssss,s5 taKa luey Il hsa , !s A. q tSrSs!S.
a4v e Il tss s. Hlsal ssaa; sSssos
a. E4liiI H. = IL lnlptsssibe 10 itttrn.
'@ "H'Is lIhlta 4nv nj hia In
, 1881-03-01
HEIRS WANTED.

S..,~Sn,,. znr,.St - st.o 1tnaAt, nr ty,n
Rev. George 1T. Pool-An uhclaimcd
1inft-sti1lion.
,r,.,,o n,p1 r.s' y, th g,oes stnr, VI ,a Inv
.,'h"p,o .. Mipe',o'* 10 tno s.ols y, w asos.
George II. Peo!. f"rniorlY pnstor OF tho FoaFta
s,unl!. ,px In tho hosrltnt at Flatbusl1, l.. l.:
After II bccn,nu ktt,w,I TINT Mr, rool had been
co,ect.l with Church III this city. in,Iuiries
;urv # ,yns sur,n.sI iru,,, rat,ers IL. bnI iii
iimt hu hu h.a.i, Vt.ry wnaitny. INJURY Sas at
iasi st,cccuc5 @ f ii ,'.rawlns lSaS sun;o sht o lie
urmrh;.,, r. ,,ors IN I XIII tbntltst rh,,r,hns' iir
,,lt"rW,,r jo.sd % tt, TrsSGytrrIan coftIu,,,plot,
9 ah WIS ] r Ht S tho Eo4rs st Sn9lsh ~
s,rr., wtrsn H., rnanT ,,mt,f ri ha ictt thr cjtr
notks aid rpcrs iionxiug 10 bin arc stiij thoro
cnnies uf cetIs m nua tn I:tt,k Ei,,!tS iiijnuls:
Hlf,:un. MiHni,an: ~ '' 1u iartis in Misstn.r md
other wcstern st;cs, ut,si jattcrs rcas.nx 10 Tho Tho
,m sc .s r ro d ~mT so @ rGy ; ,.1'1. ~ ~ P.
ScMtl, H,,rcbas"i III rvt If natcnt rt,r thjck
eaitg orapo. liz ,.t, owned i outage nj Soa,
Il, i,fsrsnu. n J.. tmnI ianjs in pr,.nsriyHnin.
mi m v. MIN, ~ i, Nmrth tr,,in, II In lin"
"sttnntr In IL ~ nv W. yt,ri Til H III nd s,it IN
snt,it% rar ~ =, ~ TN, NTH i, wSIrb IN, nr In,
vpIys, rn yni,,c ~ ri, tn nt,sstssji,1ls .ft by
ivax @ lS II ,',, ~ Film I'M s,oIy an acsns ~
wrt's H. htms,,Ir ~, liz tmv"r ~ M, t,I,I
volume II aesnons Il wo9!,i eppesr that
INV Wrst V,wlnIa IL 4Hs lin sni,,rti, thp Mrth'
tmIIst Gh,,rc IL l'tttsburT in 1sig. nnJ r,voiycd
sx .c y a ~ III rS so n,er @
WA +, :, n ns",;tteii"u1 ""maritv t1c snTnt cn.
siflcra,lt, tint IN t,,,canU. WORKING with stynul
s,,,rf.ss ~ rrnnra nm f,rennhrr t,n rc,nuincJ
property. He hal cllnir tur time, It Is sa1d
q. 1x's, at 9beIli. College. iIe haI two Drol,-
siot.. st ~ ,.,,,,, n.1, s,,..,,r. ~, -, . ir
, 1881-03-01

st. Louis, No., Fob. .s.-Jny Gould. Rccom-
rAuiod by Gen. Thomas r. l:ckurt, Gcncrnl 1iun-
niger. anll Col. II. G. Clowry, uoncrei suparin-
t0nlcnt OF tho Western UhIon Telegraph Conf
pnny, and two DR. three other uentlclncl, Ut New
York, arrived here this norniug. md nro now
1nnkiuK tour Ut Inspection uyur tho (nrotit!o-
lot s. ktrkwoou uruticli OF tho Missouri pacItiu
U1flrOaf.
, 1881-03-01
WISCONSIN,.

Spftla1 DlfpaIck 70 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wla, Feb. .s.-Only twenty-thrce
members OF Tho Assembly wore present to- night.
Tho Speaker bptux uhsent, ChIot Clprk Eidrcd
caalcd tho Assembly To order, when 1t was de-
olurrd adjourned.
Only twelve mombers of tho Henntc were pres
cnt. Ch!uf Clerk liross CHILLED tho Senate ia
order. and Senator Crosby WIS cnlled to tho
chNtr.
Hills were pnssad rotnttnR to ,ismltntluns; re-
lntlAg to rcusscssMont Ut property for tAxntiun.
, 1881-03-01

Bpttfdl bhpdsth 70 7ht Chicago Trtbt.tlt-
ST. PAUL, Mtnu., Fob. .S-Tho House nd
tourncl after midnight, having bccn engaged
Since carly In tho ,lAy discussing tho hill rrovl
iilE fur tho payment Ut tho ropudIatosl bonds.
Tho rc.lld.ntors fought II With An amendment
prnyt'tlnK for Il submission ui tho question, to
tho licOpe,And ut lust tho amendment WIS voted
down vi tu ~. This may be regarded rs Il test
vote4 and tho bill will most likely pass to-nor-
, 1881-03-01

Hptttal Dtsp4leIl u Ths Chicago TftbuM&.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Feb. 2s,-A vein ut K.AAl soft
coal eighteen inohcs thick has buun faui,u in tho
Decatur cDnt- -shAft. ut .opth Ut 4zi fcct but 1t
Will nut ho worked, Nv ~ depth of G]8 fuot tho
contractor Will sttlku IL fque-fuuk ve!n. Your
correspondent ris!tuh tho SHIFT this afternoon,
exanlttl tho et1al lnkeA out, ind found IL uf Il
superior tlllnlty. IAu wurA IN progressing rAp-
Idly Anu wlthulit ANY htltlGrAtic0 whlst0fur.
, 1881-03-01

Special URpdtth to Iha Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. @8,-It Ia stated on
scmt-otl1cial authority TINT tho general rllIces pr
tho r-flandIe llalroad will te removed from
Columbus. O.. to this city. D. W. Caldwell. tho
Manager Of tho Tan-IIanlto. IL at tho bend af
four rantls running CUT 1T this city, ad Jnan-
npOlls IL therefore a moro ccntrll point for hia
hlnlquurtorA thu Columbus.
, 1881-03-01
A MINE sCtD FOR 81. .ODO. f)00,

DETRtiT, Mich, Frth sS.-lA II. KohAnll. OF
kAlninazoo, uxecutnr Ut Tho lAtc I.fcul..Gu
ilubitlsou nf EDloralo, hns sull tho later's tn
tor1st Ii. tho ltobI,lsou Consolidated Aine, nuur
f"r Si,u0.ooJ sirs. FusCss, ot piaInwoli, aiich.,
IL the sou heir,
, 1881-03-01
ALABAMA,

MONTGOMERY, Ala., Feb. .s.-Thc Legislature
has pnsseti II mtMllllel IsaIfroad Commission bl.
and will adjourn Tuesday. Tho bill IL nvIsnry
III its foatnreY aftor tho Massachusetts INV, md
will not damage tho roads. Three C0nmIs-
sluncrs nru TO be appointed BY the Noyrrnnle,lt
Mt MI nilnual taiary of $3,UD, 10 bD paid ny the
railroads.
, 1881-03-01

AVlt1oI U1sHalfk 70 Tbs Ehlt0q1 1F7tNna*
NOsr0x, Fou. 2a-Tho po0r-huuse ut Fox
borough was tic steuD ut Il terrible uEt,no hntur-
dny ulRht. Th1rt arr ualY fuhr lnmatUs, ,--Hanlh
Adams, II years old, subject to apltept!o Hts;
hGr CHILD, y years and m0nths old, samuelTur-
nsr, u years Ultt anu I'LL uld tlnn named Hog
luu. About midnight tho Superintendent heard
, 1881-03-01

n noise. nnh fntint, Tint Turner had entered tho
wonnns r,on nn,l outraged hcr, takiny ad-
vantuEc Of her he.nE IN III at Tho Time 10
w.r'st thruwn iho child frnm tho window, Tho
WonHn hui tn"n In eanvnl,|om,1', i,', met @ na Ito
Thn rtll,ls spiut iy ~ tndly injured TINT II inHy
bra cripple for lltr. Turner has been commit
led for trial.
, 1881-03-01

GENEVA. ILL.,, Fob. ss.-About 6p. III. the Jury
and i,rlsoners In tho A!lotl tnurunr casu werc
hrouRht lltn cnurt aud the Court was imtpeal-
nteIy nljournu4 until morning Ut p.ijo Tho uaisu
fur this del1y was tho nun-uppearaticU " Judge
t,-dly, un account Ut tho lraius bniuy blpuk.
ntlcu Wtst ut this ptlnt. Thu lnturost III the
trial Increases each day Ut its pFvxSes8.
, 1881-03-01

a FATAL nLOW.
sr. tDuIA. Feb. GA difficulty occurred last
night Htwent Herman Ftshor md Potter kcalcA-
mann. during which tho former struck tho Int
ter In tho fucu With his fist, knocking him 'nsen'
sibtu. Efforts to rcstore him wern unnvnllinx,
ni,1 !1n rutinitll ,tneotAclntis until this sntIr.
ing, when hc s1Icl. Flshcr WAS arrested, aud
awaits tho result ur tho EurUner'B tfiquoef.
, 1881-03-01

NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Fob. 28.-noth Houses of
tho Legislature took recess for onn week this
afternoon. In order to witness tho Inauguration
ceremonies OF Gnrilcl1. Many Of tho members
left Tonight for Washington,
, 1881-03-01
,n,,ta Being Made TO Adjust the
'' colorado Freight Diff
culiies.
.,co1 EfTustons Concerning EN-.
F0t ,ar,nt Rates Painfully Nu-
merous Just Now.
n,xerc,,y talrcs Some Fncts Abomt
''' luc Present Relations Between
Trunk Lines.
T., aould on Western Tour Of 1nspeo-
VI tjou-Tho Continental Railway
Notes and News.
uAs1s or SETTLEMENT.

uAST4 Or SETTLEMENT.
u.c,nrr,l Freight Agents Of The 1owa pool
!aIrhcagu Nv i Northwestern. Chlcago. Rock
tas t"sa + ractIic, and Chicngo. Mtrllngton !:
n,ssr ls.s railroads. II meeting yesterday
e.,,iur for tho purpose OF -hErcu'ng 1lpnu H.
'nn NJ tho Cnnrtldo bssIncSs going VII OMal,a.
ar m Colorado rntcs lust week. WIS stopped
~ m a.rcolncnt tn pool. ur divide, ti1nt Dlsl-
Ha"T Tl,u Colorado business going vim tho
R ts,,sre.teru lines hns alw.ya uono Into tho
s1.,5 ,tIyes uoaD. Hut thu Colorado busjtess
ptas yIa t,malA did not 10 Into tho 1own poul.
1s,hrce Iowa pUul linus wcre at liberty to copi-
~, ~. for tho Colorado business rs much
,,sy 1txc.1, Mnd this fAct tltls ot-
'.,onr1 considerable trouble at various times.
.,,S, a. corpctit!o, wulillf probably hNvo oroa-
.s,c1 hui little tronbl0 llud 1t not been for tho
~, NAT Two Of tho town pool llneA, tho Chi
..,o HurIEngtun s Quincy and ChfcnYn, ftock
1.,nA Pacific. nro Also members Ut tho South
rs.,e,, uool, while tho Cl1Iuaso Il Northwestern
onlY member Of the Iowa pou. Thls fact
Il. nccasIoucd mitch Jealousy atnonE these
tac. md tho Northwestern oyerY Unco IN n
'ac Tho Northwestern cnttilod 10 be tisoriu,-
t.,.rd nrlinst by tho Southwestern. lines. 4
rrs OF two nEo It was discovered thAt tho
ssHbHc,tcrn had Rlynn apcciMl ratios 10 certain
INK bcgn c!used wns tho result. The Huutll-
gdeln H.d lhlcs claimed TINT. tho Northwest
m bid no right to tnko husIncss for
t. Northwestern iuststel that Innsnuch as 1t
nxti rrucl. UuslvUy Vim UmNhit ,lnd tho Union
i1edc, It WIS entitled to sharr Dr tssat t'sl-
MS. ani as Il WIS nut bound by tho Southwest
.,n nta,[ tae!tr 1t could rnhko such rates nA 1t
rtre It Lccatng evident TINT II those dl1fer-
tsres about tho E0lor1tio business wcre not Bot..
iii both tl,s lawn and southwestern pools etood
indanger uf Immediate disruption, md although
..i,E, I'm fk SFnr4kfttP tnrV
, 1881-03-01

SHAKER COMMUNITY ROBBED.
ALBANY, N. T., Feb. .8-Whtlo tho New f.eb-
Rnon Shnker Community was Mt servicc satur-
day cyuong burglars secured some cash, bonds,
and watches.
, 1881-03-01
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

ATTEMPTED MURDER.
5pettat D4pofeh 10 Tht Chtedoo Tribune.
MGNlcE. Ind. Fob. 2H.-To-day Henry ltotz. a
tlcrfnnn butcher, attempted to shoot George
Miller, hTs hrnther-if-law, with shotgun.
Miller seIzel MI nx- -hAnJle nrd strt1ck ltctx IN
tno cruwh 0f tho head, infctinH y very serious
wUlutl, from which h1 nfnl0st blcl to-ltatl.
, 1881-03-01

SAFE BLOWN OPEN AND NOutiED.
DASvlELE, ILL.,. Fco. .s.-Ear'y this inorH'ng
burglars cntored tho stnrc OF NJ. Rirrtcss, blew
bis safe to pcccs, ant Icft With FOO booty. No
III
, 1881-03-01
1tUItGLA1tS.

HUnGLATtS.
Hpfetdt Dttpatth h 7Ae CAtedeo Tribune
LANSING. Mich, Feb. @.-fIurglara rait1ed tho
grocery sturo Of i'urtcr & IInines Saturday
nixht. tl and captured ABOUT $50 wurtl Of gro.
, 1881-03-01

1Inv absurd to crnak and whtczo with cough
which IlMo's Honey uf itorcAnnnd and IIr will
cure.
l,fkn'A TnQthHcUr Drums Cllln III Dllr minute.
, 1881-03-01
FOR S4tLE.

1I,{>lt Al.E-S'rtCk NF GOOD SECUNl)-
IL baud tula apparatus. Aust " suil thts week.
lNIj Vt ltJ hyiih " uls.s-
, 1881-03-01
I{t)31yI;fT{ILD GOODS.

1SMI'1lfE PANIL}l l}lDSrEAD CO.., ISL
IL md ;S1 West MAhAuu.st-kux trcs!slnH sWtlM
stock u ~ strts. iurhlturc. and household GvD1s
te!nx a. IL MpAt pfoQ1 tor cash VI lutlalleAt4.
Call rad U ~ ullle.
, 1881-03-01
I'liItrNIlsS TAINTED.

TIETNISNS W-iNIEU. ~
DAKTNER WANTED-Wl'fll s5oo. To
J. Manufacture snail aTtie.o pn which = fortune
cau b. IliMt. lutent spcurs and tlonast !nsrsstGa.
ilun sui!ritu4. Address u Il. TTtllho Itiee,
1@AtTNEH WANTEl,-WlTll $1,000, TO
iNuuutpGluT1lK nh Juublt,x hltuxu An!,n hut Hnou
bUuAKuti,eF !l1p.I nHsWeE. Audtahs IL. Tribune.
DAWTNEli iWANTEl)-A r.lK'rY WITH
EtAN III tltltitl tu iulu lo advertiser financial
Istttiaf im4 wt.asal,, Erorory ba.sss IN 1,,"nnt
itsfvrsnes Sls.n and re,iurca: q %. Efbsna a!Sa;
, 1881-03-01

A DV.tNCES MADE ON DIAMONDS.
n wnic1ca rte. nj one-1nlt brokers' r1t1a. II.
l,AUSI,!lt, ituUlus and j. IL HnndoIph-st Esta1-
, 1881-03-01

A LII RECOMMEND Mrs. FRANKS As
the hest H.lYiset u,i laws nLurFnyp Tutiiily nnd
buslness affair. 1utuEs pfosteeLs. w Ncss Aunsoe.
, 1881-03-01

ANY COLLAYEl,AtS LOANED ON
~ furniture, rinnnH. tn.'ltlpFy. etc. without ~.
lIYai; rtcs reasonable. 1uns ~ nn1 ~ lu! WASH
tIliit L falI
, 1881-03-01

A ny AMOUNT 10 LOAN ON FURNf-
~ ture, ptaMns without removal. Isl lkanduIp.st
, 1881-03-01

IslISINI;SS CARDS.
A Gt)tDillCll, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.Ist lheut:., Advice ftca; Is yrate'
Capsriulut. Nuxlne.1 lutuy md legally tsAasautp1
, 1881-03-01

NTANTED-TO NuY-S5,Ooo NOnTl1
to CiiAS. Il. MILLER, Aooni aTribune lsnlIllEa.
NTAHTED-Ss00 FOR ONE or TWO
w years; security EpR! rsintg 1nart4n1t un prop
eFty IN nnter SUITE. AlnrGsA 81 q, TIl1unU utieN:
, 1881-03-01

A ny SUM OF MONEY LOANED ON
IL furniture, ulnnDR, etc. Without Eufllvnl. uhd
ntllur SECURITIES. W. n. ALLEY. Ia brarb0fn-sL.
, 1881-03-01

LtGItHI,S IF.iNIIsD.
A uENT5 W.ASTE1j-FOll THE NEW
~ latont pedal .sHard tur, ttangs: Wnndarf4l
p!u' eot,,riea Ttlian ~ aas,a en.! y p!aM n4s.
Aquats ar MitI4ht plAnuA now fUrk Fed AIaru GHn~
pany. sII Wort ThIFty-Axt th'at.. NJ" York.
A GENTS WANTE1l-lN EVERY CITY
IuicrDntus unrloN iiy Ura Exchange. tiraxu. iii.
, 1881-03-01

RIV}H.FlfE.
ITlDEl.1rf hTUR.AiiE CO. ~ AND 20
i East Hnu ttNrrG.s Estnb4iAhsa !1tl Permanent
kyTOltAtlE FOR FURNITURE, ilCGtiIES,
utet rus4t.oss uih trat lll city. ADVANCES Vt luM
rutes- i;ttIlili i FAIRLY. ~ Mv.t MunE.as.st
, 1881-03-01

A DUPLEX SAFETY liUILEH-CAN-
~ nvt e8pIodn; Rtrs s,st s.can, rnr least tnusY.
and Will lust tut4et than nlIY unljrr ovGr built t
Elhcpra and atealq thfi'u ~ s'l Ani uAaii,n
send for descriptive circular. usflCtk. ~ Cur tIu1
It. AuW iptk. nI.d q / lAl.nl. al. Chlr1lXl.
, 1881-03-01

1HTANrEn-A SECONDHAND PORT
w Mbt 4tpaM. Uk tirp Ut 3ix Iursu ~ vert
must hu II xnoi ordcf ua cheap. AdfesA u caro Ut
tUsfiut Mr. \
, 1881-03-01

A UCrlDN SALE OF CIGARS At :lS
a s"uth Ciark;st-A stock q :al9n u tiis .lnost
tltu hiEnkt tlur without my limit, sAle eOttnisr-
lug WoAntt4,ny. March l68l, NV Ii. ha d. H. STuuT
Am, tj.,t,uN
, 1881-03-01

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Ehrly breakfast. sdhrese stating terms q y fslbnnu.
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, 1881-03-01

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, 1881-03-01

RIO LOAN-SUAtS OF st,O0O AND UP.
L wnrtlh TN Improved city real ctthtg nj prt rrnt
lMtaEpat without commissions. LYMAN JACK
turt nlnik,
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A Haytian Princess.
Boston Traveller

The face Of the Princess Soulouque vas a
dead jet black. but the features were softly
moulded and with a fine set Of laughing
teeth, made her appearance prepossessing.
She wore jaunty white turban hat, with
an immense cardinal red feather floating
away behind like ships pennon. Her rid
ing dress was of sky blue, very long, and
trailing in the dust. About her waist was q
bread gold sash, and in her bosom she wore
a sapphire brooch almost as large as = sau-
Ger. She was mounted on Venezuelan
horse about sixteen hands high. which was
made present to her father by the Presi-
dent of Venezuela. The horse was q re-
markable as the woman on his back. He
was a clear cream color all over the body,
with long, snow white name and tail ard
most admirable shape. The lady's riding
whip had gold handle studded with prec-
ious stones, and the bride chain was Of
solid silver. She wore yellow leather gloves
with gauntlets extended as far as the elbow.
Her voice had q tendency TO falsetto, and
its tones were peculiarly entertaining to
hear. The Princess, but no longer Prin-
cess by the laws of the land, was educated
in Europe, and spoke our language.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08
The Fresh Air Habit.



Ear, impressions are very enduring and
can maze useful habits As we'll a. evil one,
= sor, OF second nature. In order 10 fore
stall the chief danger of indoor life make
your children loye-slck after fresh air make
them associate the idea Of flsty rooms with
prison life, punishment and sickness Open
~Indo" whenever they complain Of head
ache or nausea promise them woodland
excursion a. a reward Of exceptionally good
behavior. Save your best sgeetmeats for
out door festivals. By the wltchery Of as
sOcIated ideas a boy can come TO regard the
lonely shade tree 3 primary requisite 10
the enjoyment of good story book. Or,
D'es pensees ne roulent Jamdis o&ier az dcse
mes Jdr.bes,' SAYS Rousseau (..Only the
movement Of my feet seems To set my brains
agolng,' and il i. just as easy to think, de-
bate, rehearse, etc, walking as sitting; the
perlpatetic philosophers derived their name
from their pedestrian proclivities, and the
stole sect from their master, prediction for
an open porch. Children who have been
brought up in hygienc homes not rarely
feel as If they we're going To be choked III
un'entllated rooms. and | would take good
care not 10 cure them Of such salutary
ldIOsyncrasles.
Every obseryant teacher must have no
tieed the innate hardness of Young bow.
their unaffected Indifference to wind and
weather. They seem to take delight in
bravlng the extremes Of temperature, and
by simply indulging this pcnchan Of theirs,
children can be made weather proof to an
almost unlimited degree and in nothing
else can they be more safely trusted TO the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08
pcstrD.
Only a Childish Fancy.

The sunset glow was fading,
The boy upon my Knee
Looked up again. n Tito ken,
IL all thst fiery shading,
Great golden clouds psrading.
What nv old ewes could see.
is II all. all true,
The purple and sod snd blue'
Tie asked right wonderinsy.
Ny rainbow had proven but mist and light.
Aud saw 10 those clouds. ~ golden bright,
PrIsmstic spectra. alone. tonight.
But WHIST could say to those eyes 80 blue,
Except ut i true. my boy all truer
\ sish wa. his answer. son but deep,
With please, papa. put me there to sleepy
Bot the eyeids dronPed. and. with head al
rest,
Nesting upon loved one. breast,
Il mstiered bot little shout the we.t.
The Bible closed. but slowly;
The bedtime reading through.
The little ewes. In rspt surprise.
seeing the msnger lowly
And Christ, the king Of glory,
Asked: ''Faps. I. II true'
|. II all. sill true!"
All. We'll that look knew,
And waited wondeTingly.
h.d once believed ii, through snd through,
bat deAr old Bible but .s grew.
| beiryed u les. Ye. less. knew
But ~hst cou j | .Ay to those eve. 30 blue,
Except. lit !. true. IN, boy, all true
Tie ne.iled the pillow With childi.h ioy.
And. "Psp.. tell ,l~.u-. IN be his boy"
But shuddored before the h.i request
OF those blue eye. closing IN tru.tfIl rest.
Wa in the wrong. or the golden west'
The story. long neglected,
Told many yesr. ago.
Game back tO me. TIL ! could see
Those mansions half rejected,
ThSi home but half e1 pectei,
Where, spite of ~ I'D go
Mansions und, died.
And something shout n child
A. lhe way Of entering
Harry ". FrsncA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08

The doctors are all liable to be mistaken,
they were in my case. 1t cost me 100000,
because they said l had Heart disease, and
then told me must die. Grandmother said
it was Liver complaint, and $500 worth Of
Sulphur Bitters cured me.--Josnie P,
RecAport.
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&isfellaneoas.
Cedar Greek.

TsE STORY or .HEKIDAS's FAMOUS RIDE
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--~
Natures Sluice-Way.

The kidneys are natures sluice-way to
wash out the debris of our constantly chang
ing bodies. If they do not work properly
the trouble is felt, everywhere. Then be
wise and as soon as you see signs Of disor-
der get package of Kidney Wort and take
it faithfully. 1t will clean the sluice-way of
sand, gravel or slime and purify the whole
system. Druggists sell it, both liquid and
dry. and it is equally efficient in either form.
-IadeDendeut
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-08

Johnnie, here. you are at the break fast
table and your face is unwashed,' said his
mother with sharp look. Il know it, ma.
saw the animalcule in pas microscope
last night, and | amt going to have those
things crawling all over my face with their
funny little legs" Husband. that boy is
too full Of applied science to live with.
They were unusually proud of him, dirty
face and all, that morning Haren
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