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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-08

MOthera. wives, daughters. sens,
fathers. ministers, teachers. business
men, farmers. mechanics. ALL should
be warned against using and Introducing into
their homes Nostrum and Alcoholic Rene
fear of, 'Warner's Safe rOnic BitIcrs."
They are what they are claimed TO bo-harm-
less as milk, and contain only medicinal vir-
tues. Extract of choice Vegetables only.
They do not belong TO that class known as
"Cure-Alls, p but only profess TO reach eases
whore the disease originates in debilitated
frames a. impure blood. A perfect spring
and summer medicine. A thorough
blood purifier. a tonic appetizer.
Pleasant to the taste, invigorating to the body
them for their curative properties. Once
used. always preferred. Trial size, soc. Full
size (lsrgeSt in marketl 81. 0g-Try them
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-08

For the kidneys, liver and urinary
organs, use nothing but warmers safe
Kidney and Liver Cure" 1t stands I'M
rivalled. Thousands owe their health and
happiness to IL HB-We offer Warmers Safe
Tonic Bitters" with equal confidence.
H. II. WARNER & CO., Rochester, n. Y,
aSxxxiiii4S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-08
LOTTERY.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated in 1853 for 25 years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with capital Of 81 100000 TO which a
reserve fund Of over $4,000 has since been
added.
liy an'overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part Of the present State
Constitution adopted December I'd, AID 1879
fits GFand Single Number Draw.
fBgs will take place monthly. II never
distribution:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-08
CAPITAL PRIZE, esO,O 900.

1857 Prizes. amounting to,..............oll0,4 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at ali points, TO whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
For further information, write clearly, Civ
ing full address. Send orders by express OF
Registered Letter, or Money order 81 mail,
addressed only 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-08

or NJ. A. Dauphin, ut
No. 212 Broadway, New York,
or ID. Il. Gillespie,
No. West Court street. Memphis, Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF
Gems. q. +, Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
W6sll3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-08
THE ALBANY SCANDAL.

Rsed'sGnt Edge Tonic assists digestion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-08

Recd's Gilt Edge Tonic allsys irritation
, 1881-11-20

visitor In blank amazement. until ms lnu'gna-
don give way III nmuscmInt- and thetl 10 com
passion. He grnn1ed the little talk- anu !oe
result WIS wonderfully grnpnic ano 3ofc!uts
written interview nf two columns. whtcn tne
Herald Eludly published next morning anu palo
S:U for.
ONE. NIGHT,
Just RS the old year was dying. 1ohn siclormack'
then city editt'r os the Cincinnati Enquirer, WAS
told TINT tho strange character whuin he hid SD
often befricndeG was lying helpless IN an atlc
mol far distant, and that the end was fast al'-,
preaching. He E::stencd to the s1uaitd apart
mcnt, and there, s,nc. haEgurd. anu ui'cared-
for. wns tho pltiful wreck Ut one endowed with
mental gifts which, pruperiy employed. wnufu
have tuNlc him usse TT the brightest lolrnuist:
til tho tald. He stnuk his head sadly aud smileu
re4,hy:
lis no Use. John. old feisow-1m beyond
help. Ny life h1s h..e, failure h'lt It Will sson
l}e ended. Dh ii could only have Known whit
ii Gould outy have s.tn---
The living sut beside the heAtl. anu Tue f'elg'-
boring bells ran; cut tho merry t'dluxs VI new
Yei4rS bir1n~
1t was rtau's gilt sign which brought to mind
this fragment or life history, but he whose
str;t!.., cnnrMeter hats been - fn.'ltiy uutiltcl
llst nut be accepted As II. Ill RESPECTS Il REPRE-
sentative OF PiaH's 1uncnlInlts. TIC ";t5 ps'l!-
tnut. nut n0f well bnl.ncca- There WIS Il lick
of tlnrlnony in his c.,sln's uoE-a s:stK ~ 'Mtl-
t and moral e,uiruise that destroyed his USE
fulHcss stslu wrt}s1xhl Ills nwn ri'. he WIS 1 II
clss uf newspaper writers nW almost txtinct.
brilliant, c:rattc, 6nort-siE!,:ed fell'Ws VINO
have hem succeeded hy NTH ct'in'iiang s1atI-
jtr with !ity. and trucr Ia themselves A:tu tEe
interests cunl1dcd 10 lhtain. f. -. Z.
, 1881-11-20
A SEWER-GAS CASE.

Alleged Understanding Between Inc
a:nnt> of IL Isatfils. and Il Health
Department l. afleer.
Four or five mouths ago, upon the statement
Of Il physician, ct'llpllint was MAde u the
Health Department ui sewcr-.;ls III the tene-
tue11t- house No. :. North Ashland avenue -ttl
officer ac,:.,rd sxly made au examination ot the
PROMISES. and reported that there WIS no sewer
gus, buu tint The catch- basin wus iull aud be
notified rho agents to clea:i it..
The officer SteIl,cd very determined that the
work saoutu be done, and declureu that the
agents sh,.uld e compelled to respect tho Eoti~
ta1isN,. The matter. however. very suddenly
tu .cicd down. Nu.hiuK was done. and not Il
~uyl w:is s:l..l. A secos.i time scHer-kas ";ts
reported by another pntSici;tn, the Department
III tlestlts lca, the satit: report made ~
the he:,lt otHcer-uu sts, n1lu Rot i WUfu ADDut
the c,tt.E- iiaS,H..
The Dior, however, gradually became more
moi .reabit through tue house. At"'ut Two
ts a,t, 1t Undesirable. Auo toc tenalt
Iut1tg,i TUE A.zttl.S Ut tue tact. No ATTENTION
WAS uHtu to be COIN iaiHt, ind the agents were
:ssa.t1 u+t.tlc'l petc,,tlaly ~ tne & te"nt m ant @
Guilty wt,uld be removed II Tho cutcn- basin was
cleaned, and promised To have it uo1e imnedi-
ately.
DAYS AND WEEKS WENT EY,
with repeated requests from the tenant. and e1-
ctIScS aid prt,tl1sc5 truti <nu ttEeltss~ In tho
meantime EVERY nne In tue nuusc complained "
sickness s,,tslt. tur Sure tnrtiits. ht'lt1Hchs,
malaria! t!Nt other symptoms Ill tettQ every 0f-
cu{mut. Finally. satisfied that he could get no
rti.et by orrilary 1lI..s, tie tenant employed
Mr. H. s. l)rt, 70 make IN examination He
nrit,un uncrtt. rbe dr.1uare' defective and the
building lull ut Sewtr-1ai. ami iIutied Dr. DE
Wulf. tl1e Health Commissioners. by letter 10
thuf effect rms rn INC t,I2ttr ,ttlt. s;11nt. tnnnl
ht.. IL, d,..,r sewer ,-;Is and ul,..ty III IL
nj n, =, itt.,,1 lin. s,,rt,r. WIN xenr rhar own
s..,S,r- NAN m rc,,"I. th., ,r,nthl,.
rhi. nn ,.nt,r,i it,e nrt.,n s,.s viii, = hlusttr
,,,", ,n i...wl..,e ,e ri tho iI,.,.lth Inumrtme1,t
~ , % ,,,,1.,,.s '1 ~, ,i..ls,r.1i,n I.,.t ,t,.re
~ ~. ut ~. ...rs,,,s ~ ~ T tbo h",s ,.st..,r St,nS
10 n'ndn ir t.'n ,.,,un1s thon,.,,,.t.s- h,,I hr
@ ""7 te .i ~ @ i.. ,,,n ,,.,.n,..a ~ rha
~. uau W hi iu1 ss Ihot o. thn
,.'.!nt. x' a,,, @ t., I,..si m 10 n,,..a liz
p, S""pt 49,, ,ant- @ H. ,ho 49, .,,n',, :, -,tn .,,o.r
..p', 49,, - ~, D Jt ~ - ,,i... % fr,, rho srrror
~. tne M .u.t ~. .lsI. h. ~ VI ,. " i,. a -, . ,r,r
se"s. ntau ~ 'ue @ M n'' e.. a ;. -, " ,;nr.sd
, 1881-11-20

also pos*!' lie that he may bring with him me
i-rear old slullon Ruuero, record -:G' III I'LL
.}ubnny Goldsmith has teen 30 snccessio' WILL
this year.
May Queen, record IN. has returned TO New
York utter two wears absence III htutuchst :
dur uy which time she fualed colt uy uos.
SurHvtla Sne has been sent ~ CnaFios atccn
ut u. b io1 H. L., and will be trutteu atAt sGasoo
should she prove TO have retained ueF spsco'
The $1,000 purse for double teams 10 oe
trs,tted ia H0sta,s. next SUMMER prosnlsea 10 ~ ~
great surcrss. md It il pr"tahc that 'ne I'LL
cago Driving Park and the assoclatioi!s COIL
priSjux the Central Circuit Will DECIDE 10 1neF
similar purses LII case such purses are siseh .l
il is tburxht that at least t"o teams iI. ~ Nti! ~
cug., will be en.ere.i, as tho owner ol enast;o
Fu,4i wants IL trot that horse 10 pole; "n'ie
Ne.-rs t}cruis and SIorsan have stulllar laeas IL
re..ard t. Pittimun, and S.lsertoa.
..Pendragnn." of the l;efstx'. calls attention
to the Yuc, tlult the Cesnrtwi1eh anu tAmpr1aee-
shire were: never won in 't,e year by the Pame
norS.. until the penalty for w'nn'ftE tnc usst
r,4te was doubted. AL thf time some sntlFi'ts
were. RATHER severe up,n the Jockey tlup. IT.
cause, in desm,ir of fln'.1ng horse with " seven
pound penalty capahIe u! winning tae lin
irnl:.cshlre it raised the penalty 70 fourteen
pounds" This. certainly Is curious lazy IN
the history s,S the autumn hnI,d!caps. t.lther
the hursrs have impre,ved Ur wt'1ht IS Of ie@s
ilnu,rtatlc, than hAs been ClalHttt-
, 1881-11-20

tritle by means Of shotgun. I object to keep
ing such n1an out nf fire and br:n1ssone n MN
Ute Give the. devil bis due, and never let the
note he holds IT, III protest.
An Immense reward was offered for infnrn1a-
tion leadtng to the conviction Of The no
bic man who fred the shot. but though
radius of twenty miles knew exactly vino did II,
no one WAS found ba=t: enough To ledge lufnsrn:l-
kinn against him.
You see eht, Irish nil have daughters. and they
are nIl cs,niey. and il shouting Lords for such
crimes cGtnes to be u rule tns I.urds will turn
their iecherous eyes elsewhere. There are
worse things In tho world ,nan shotGuls. That
particular one should pc wsearhotl with flowers
and nun" up. in this, church Of that parish
There is much moral suosiou IN Il shotEIn
Iuaded with rusty nails
\ GEt,I JOKE.
entered one cabin in the f;alrtes which
rather PCp5cd anything IN the WHY or misery
must wretch.I # any Of the l1s had invcst.-
Kused. ana thtrt, ws Refinement ut Wre1cheA-
ness about the whule arrangement that 10
an American would seem impossible. and
when it is If no use for ME to attempt
10 describe. wuu!t. aor be believed Suffice to
shy, tho earth l,or was the wcttcst. the snake
c:.:,iu were the lt4,t:e>t. the ctsnlan :sas the
~a.l:fcSt. tue husband Wls the r.Exect't, the
Gu ilsen were The tnnneat that bad ever seen.
It WIS poverty c.'7iens*d-!1 was wretchcdness
boiled iuw1i. 1t he very :ssel1ctt III misery.
.Shn, rent df' yo, pay for thus p!acef'
''Turc,A po,&nssS Il yt.,lf. aoS.
AS1!. NtAH III HHJCSt'o'i u" tA4f 49, sA.* "'A
sotuelhf;,x "f surcasIn, suppose, iii 1t. HSed:
- Is thar .llit ),
"Uh, iii. =',r. pay pound Il year. poor gn.e.'
Fnnk OF IT,. ln pay p'>,r rate implies that
a7nrsH":y Is poorer than the ptyer ttere wis
family iu' i'll u pig sly. alst payin: :i';1 year
for tie privilege who, with q Starving and
al.nos: naked family. vas compelled In nddltion
to this snun$trnns Rental 10 contribute an uldl-
tau.t - peg year For The support of the poor.
This wtul b: humorous were II ns't yhaaty.
Had sB.: Intended II AS joke It would have !,etn
i!usi u1.,.. but unfortunately 1t was no Joke.
1,n. British tovurn1nfnt Is MT jpc'llur. There
j. no nInur III bnysH,e- and ~ fam III 4 loaded
c:trbiEe. t.tstd.~I tstrbne~ and bas1net+ snnEh
t... Hrii=ta Government. Tie wr:;cheti wt,itaIt
WAS .ct.l:litr paH'1'y IL tux ~ stlutorL tto poor:
What muse he rh. ctaiinitUn OF the poor IT such
stG were t':s;41s 10 SUPPORT tleui!
, 1881-11-20
POKER NONSENSE.

1.--,11HS MlLTOE. EICkISG..
He ctippa.l in fruwu.ng, and his H'k den0u need
UesI,f.ratc revenge, alu betting dangerous
To lt=s than tArfs.
I--E5lAr On MAN.
Lo:. the pcor pose:- player, stra1afins every
Secs wealth in all his hands, and wins it-in his
lnll.!.
The cht.,np thy riot dootns to bleed today. .
Knew he tuy purpose. wu1It! he sit uud l'anys
ui.-A n1t; POT II cH1LoE HAROLD.
From Slack to stack ths rafting chips t:nons
I.euI,s .ue 1--we buffer. Sot from o'l.. PAT hand
I:nr every ron,'er nov: hatn tuuai II tongue,
And b,,utalt ANSWERS buu1ufl. S ,uu to sind.
1tA tu tac joyous pat. Tue hAppies& III tue lac.
1y.--s..E1. +lr \ pksCESuAST or THIRTEEN GEN.
EEAIIuSs az HLEFrEE@-
Hcnever showed his htud.
Hut lt1 cotlcrasu,en1 !ae 'i worm i the bud
Feed Ou his filghttul eaeta; he. Stout eaca
And With Il green and busted melancholy
lie SIT like Gnnlb-ftlt!s IA Il betr-barrt:s
N;tlllng for S;'t!EerTe5t
v.-cnAnAs:rEn OF CARDINAL woLsEY.
He waa II pukcr-p!ayer and Sstnl one.
Exceeding wise, taF-apokeI1. and prsuadnR;
Lofty s,,I sot,r to tne.n taat ea!ieti him nos.
U,lt To tlose t.lnns tnat ruised him sweet AZ
And tauuxn be wer. llnsatisf]ed In betting
tWh.cn was i sla), yet III bessowing tat1y
He WIS sns'st prisscsiy-
" v1.-F.,I.srArr REAr1S,; \ GnoD HARD GAME.
Fu's:uf--I evor dc:1t, better since 'r:ss man.
Let shesiI speak: il they speak slure ur less than
truth, ttIey urc vitl1aus and tho sons OF DARK
ness. =.
France Usul7i-Speu!1. slrs: how was it?
jhstGoj jai-Nc iutlr sa1 tluWn Wlth some dozen.
F:i.-slxtee..- ut lctsE, my iorsl-
};u,u.--l:.d t!s'.fncs. item.
fttu-So, ~. the: Wet,. not doNned. ....-
FI:.-You rogue. they wer' d'"ned, every
mt1l nf them: nr at1l Jew else, an EtTew lew
iu4n j.lSI cuur from Ki!aS:H. ...
Hbu.-.i5 WE were Stiarl1lK the winnings some
tfk TFfalh x.f3t
tdi.-:Aud stakea tho rest, and then sat In the,
others.
r. jitn.-What. played yc against them all?
-EIt.-Alt: | k:suW uOt what Sc Gail ulI. but II
played uKalnst ntty c:ppers.f am a bttncs
Of celery, md If There were nt two Or thre and
rlty cod decks raised o', poor old jack, than ain
| no two eXsed crea1Ere.
yEI.-srPERSEDEts HEN1ED.
The Sheriff 81 to him; # am agon to boost
ynu.' He said. tlcnnutly: "All right! boost
uneasl!'' The Sheriff rnlsed hirl. l1,s nanst Tell
W,tl u dull thud. ETA ntTA FL
, 1881-11-20
A THOUGHT.

fur Tie Chicago Tribune.
4 leaf that bud clung ~ II }npMr-trce
All lhr'tlgh the cu4ntucr tAtr.
FiuItereH to Earth ulle AututNn-day:
And us II slowiy wlthercu away.
Th.s Was lis wlSt full prayer:
" Dear tree. would could cling to thee
Uncc iIlUre before die.
I'd tel thee nf tho Iuve lhut filled
Ny heart, aliu through my beltE thrilled
LII happy days suue by.
" While thy protecting arms were 1lcur,
Ny vU.ce WIS ever lliHU;
S''w It's tuu late Tor thee to hear .
THO st,,lg5 III love, su sweet ana clear
1u Death the puwgr Ii AuuD.
All. mauy II life at its inti1,g away,
Like the dying leaf will feel,
As tic pti1.. ri u I.1te bit hall confessed,
Uf II feeling uf Gr1ltItlite hulF expressed,
All through the soul VIII! steal.
And the thought Of the tender words ne'cr said,
LarcS,cs T. tr denied.
That our we'll ucluvcu so ougcd to know,
VIII surge lhru' the soul III STREAMS uf VIII
4 hcrcc, ucrWhclnniii:. tlde. F1DEIl5.
, 1881-11-20
How Baby Trotters Have Been
Developed: of Iato
Years.
4 Complete List Of All the Two, Three,
and Four Year Olds That Have
Beaten $50.
Recent Suspensions and Reinstatenents
by tic National Trottins
Association.
Swsetheart and Eva to Come East-Double-
Team Races Next Yea1-Track
Talk.
FAST YOUNGSTERS.


In 1S-i ,yncn the 5-ycaF-u:,i titly Lady stout
<as driven II mile in 80 hy her owner and
breeder Or. Herr, tie world was AstonIshcd Ut
the performance, and Robert Lonncr. who WAS
1he1, the purchase: Of every phcnoIae1iu! tFs"ter
:hut appeared on the turf, hastcncd TO secure
her tor his Stable at long price Slnce toat
time the development VI uaby trstters nus pf1-
:.r4.ssed ut wonderful rate until noS the rec
osts sho. that II *carin.: nas trotted Il u'i1e IN
2i;1, IL yrlr-s,td in .::1. i-yeAr-nlu III -:~i.
aud 4-ycar-%ld in .:19st.
When the carly development or trorters WIZ
hccuu in earucst the cry WAS raised thai curly
development meant early decay. and thai Tor
every tast -or : yenr o!d brought out os
brc:1.r 4 d',zen others we're retired II! Grip
pied sta,c remain an rlDlucni priest .!;''fiSt
TIC stS.enl. Tut While II Is ul!tittEbtc.sis true
thai lusyc },ruportiou Ut youn;, ttcss cannot
etaud Ito severe preparation ntccsSa-
r. tn Geycivp their full Speed. II
Is also true tha! uiany of item
..:ysia nn," as the saying is aud become fast
,i1,d Ye:iable catnpaiyners. 1T the present
1ine for instance tttr.: are follr ailnlaEs that
at the arc ot :. years hive :r.,st.d Il mile IN 2:Jo
or better 1t Is rat,t'1 suggestive tact thai alt
Of the.: were bred i'll California, Two l,cs sired
nv E:ce rioptcs und two BY Sultan. T""of fae'n
fEsu ana Sweetheart; sisters. while tho othPr
t.vu 4F:ed Crocke: and W!'dil"werl arc brother
and sister III tIn,d, bath beitx by ls1tciionetr'
oil: or mares by s. clair. the pacc:. Fred
Trucker ur.d sweetheart made :t;eir nplcarance
- -, r,,,,; ,,., ,.,,,. Yr,,,ti,,,, II,
Ill i|'7' ~ nv ~ ..,;.s.a.,,,, -
aao the t!!'S n -:-"::- 1nis se'a' c"e* ~
ductd ;ltr record 10 - 1t tact WHICH proves
Ter Il, have experienced no har1I fruin tue work
,."..;,.,d IN ,,ar nx,.ar-.,.,i firm. while Fred
t,eeiNeu ~ . .,.,;.. ,,n ,,,,,r.I
trucker hd5 hoe "'pearea ~ p'..' ,uo .'e. '.@..
inference frol:: TINS tact being tnat ne nus not
"trulD,.d on. P!cvH'us 10 tne ADVENT oi 1nesG
f,Uf. ri
rt<s'rd wae the :3l !" st--n Hnde at i:oalssi!e 'a
III THIS mart. S;*s ev.iSni!S iot aa!"reo ns
s:u-ts training. 10: ~ ntf 4-scat-n!u 1or'o sue
acquired record Of 2::i. and troIted last sta
son IL :.:ie.- ,1,, :.
t0mine ~ 5-ycar-oias- 4uN o''i!ipeoI -
found III The head o1 the list with record OF
::i. made lu the th'r ne4t OF race Ut IN casu
las. Jat!y. tic. 't. was trained rs - c!f-"ld,
and could have bs:attn ~ III tua1t "st. eu1 i
, 1881-11-20
THE GLCR ES OF The STORM.

Far 7he Chit19o Tribune.
The Storm Kin. rude un Tie evening cloud:
With peal un peal III hts thunder loud.
The rIi puIreu duwn with furious dash, j..
And the ili.hi n,IIs played with zlEzuE ha5h7
As 1c rode III the an.r: blast.
Thc bells OF tte city cnt:Ent the cry
Gf tie Gu1 Of Storms ;ts hr hurried by.
Iucy Ealneu win tie sturil: N fiiruus ClanEt
Aud their ttt}n tOtc.S III chorus rIu-
Tna w,t.lre sung 1.,;lt tl,. Ssor.l-kln@ sang
As over The SCENE nc PASSED.
hcar.1 tile thuntler-l felt the storm
It,u,ed the burrIci1tle's shat'tle-s f.rnl--
] saw the iighlnnlg's v1vM binze,
And the rain nGectHI through the ulurky maze
As it swept over cutlntEy aud town.
Aud park and 9ar'ier it, Sun'ncr-b!com
't'ue.r fr;IErn:'ce gave with rtd perfunle
Bowed Iu the storm aid hathad i'll tho snuwcr,
As ii awed by III: terror u. 5orcus' power,
And Itarus has dreadfut frown.
THE Storm King passed-the rain is DER,
The !lgntuil,g'= li.sn a,lu The tn1nucr's roar
i I,lc storm Is iusued and auuvc are scen
Clouds vi beauty AMI sElcs serene
VIII cnl.1ss SUIT unt fair:
And ever tie luce ut tue gorgeous sky
4 bcil ri azllrt. broad and nlgE.
In the golden li=trt. Of SlIttSGt can,e~
Ir.,l1etuSed with clouds VI ',stllsIW i1mo,
And lnrns Ut beauty without u uAue
AWuke III Ito aubletlt air.
4 radiaut sunset 70 Earth is given;
Clouds ut vi! cs'lurs turn u. Heaven.
livery TINT Of the rainbt'w's dies.
WNb .iurts Ut eOtt Ssc.l an si.!cs,
In gur:sr,us -;n.IoF -alnc
In the ktlldltng Hcet; anu the mystic light
tituws WITH i l,1strc sois 1:.t bright,
MYSTERIOUS. E.,!,itn, cr4nl>uH. 1u1Q Gue-
1tle saurs aud types ot the pure aEu true.
~ ltb ii iu-trt dazklIi.. @iral,Ee, anu new.
Cloud. coivr, anu sly d'tstlc-
IN that - holt OF azure" the pillarcd walls
u II c.iy r.=ts w.th prtncclr n-ss.
X cn III tue glow Ut inc >u.is"t nnut.
Win u1t'sut: itu fIlitaret. tl.tint aud tower,
Aud CASTLES Df attiul k.!lss.
Win turr..s, temples, u:lu peerless fancs,
In mysterious ..-ht tIut enI,tc5 allu waneS,
Man-iotis all,l .,iartS III ihitt CITY grand;
III Tie sunset ElDrieS ut tnAI fair l.ud,
As ii called int lie by Il master hand, j..
4 world lutO being spslHE-.
The scene has changed With tie closing day
The In;t+lt city his tass.d AWAY.
And iis p.tinrcE huils ullu stately dnneS,
Its ideal streets ami mysterious hnineS.
Have found II SHINY SnrH:iu- .
Its p.ticc is l1Surfsut! ~ :, i,enii1isul Isle,
F,.lr ant! sweet n- tis.. Hi Angels smile.
Where an1ltrui%Hl flowers III E1ury grow"
Tbat never were seen III uuf Wurld below,
aud furry fur.,ls Hi tu anu i:o
In the lap vi :;ol,ic.l cf''ll
Cn.ANI4ES j. f3EArTIE.
CHICAGO my. 10 issf
, 1881-11-20
DER DEuTCHER'S DOG.

For TAf Caie.,gp Tribune.
You aon'd did ynnt hundng-aog, amt H2''
Vas ,ler language 4 Deusctier said;
" You did want dig, don't it:--
dis Que, nit Il shnuDt - CEt.
Veil, bed you be vas der anmardest purp
Dut efer shtaricd quail:
He d. d.,t by shme,l. tut der ent of his nose;
Ind. by chuks, dot nnse meier once fall.
Now for lnsntinct, Or shnei he couldn't been
beat:
Huws der reason. I couldn't see Why,
. Or hc sees me Il mile. he Knows By der snmell
Dots me .lor's cumlu' byEebE.
" Veil. rues5, mime goNt friend. l dlnk Won't {
buy.
Said der feler aot shtool In der path:
" But, ut shneil ule like dot. 81 toy ne could
told,
Tide gwlck 10 me out tor q BATH
Carl PRETzEL. b.
, 1881-11-20

In 1ss9 there was celebrated at Tegurnsee. Ia
vnr1a- the aA,tn anniversary uf ;ue stained .sia>s
factory there Fur pcrioh. dark uuc IL, ari,
.1s ne.hu III srnin.t,x was LOST. u.t4 it, revival
ts thus explained: An Enrt>hnnu, lar.al,.;u.
1T Nurctnt'urx tarly in tnI> century fur some
u.lt s.tg1nund Franx. II u.,b.11et .urn.sher that
tbcrG wAs II tprtunc fur nuy VIII, cuuld rr
ytve the lost art- Frank tA,S tie hint. and gut
establishment WAS opened ut :lun.ct- under Ms.
AinInuiieF, VIM mad hetn assa"taied win Frunk,
which has heta'nc v,,rd iHianua. Withti re-
ccut years Eugtallu has rl,ulcd Munich in lhls
art industry.
, 1881-11-20

4 writer IN the London TINES rcpurts a singu-
lar clse Of the resurrection VI II tree. 4 lew
years back great e,ln WAS blown duwn with IL
large tsil! Ut earth ut Its fppta III Lille Io.gh-
tuu. Nea were set to wnrk 10 .remnve 1t, tut
Wncn 1hty bud sawed Un the great l.lubs they
were ustonisaud and alulnst Terrified To SIZE tho
trunk rise up Ut its uu accord and return 10 tts
orlE1uat PtAce. where it stands to this day. 1t IL
throwing out fresh head. and Is regarded ID a
curious case VI resurrection.
, 1881-11-20
IDW II BOOTH.

To the Editor II Tie CAiea9o Tribune.
CHr.;tGt,, Snv. Ill WAS surprised to See in
THE TIKI FL SE SHINE reflections uptn the behavior
OF MF. Edwin Kt,oth ut his wlte's funeral. The
structures Nf the reporter were. am sure,
whnliv u warranted. and they were in any case
itnpertinent aud in tad taste AM1CCs.
[Tlc Tu1nUSE regrets Tint the remarks re-
fcrred to snouId have found a place in its
It,;uluns-Eu, TRINESE.l >
, 1881-11-20
TRACK TALK.


Victim and Report. botb wcl-known racers,
have been hired, In orsler 10 enub1e them 10 stand
t1aiutng next aeAsun.
Secretary Hail. Of the Chicaco Driving Park,
has returned from Il long bunting trip IN tho
West looking hale and hearty
The old trotter George II. Mitchell. record s:e6,
BY American Ethan, Is owned in Washington,
i. e. alld dflvct u als uu .he rGlI:
The English Jockey Club has Instituted a race
to be run at Newmarket uext year. tn which
Gully Arablan horses will be allowed u pete.
John Splan Is driving Lady urovnel. record
and Ethe u, rec,'rd 2e:b]ti. us pole team.
They Stand lttx hands high, 20 well together.
1onn hlts lucated ia Detrt,lt TOR the winter.
Walton. 1.-THE American p1unser,' Is now en-
rnuie Tor thts country. Before leaving England
SSe ls.ugnt all OF Baron yialtzahn's hurseo~ aud
I'll run them ou tne English turf next season.
44yaho uoes noted ut the tut arc Beatus, Matlucs,
y Ead Sprll. Daisy.
b.::H Hicank WIS In town Thursday and FRI
d: ~ last w':ek, on his wa5 To California, from
.tiea place he vii retuE1, in about SIX weeas
with the ~ cars,Id illl, Sweetheart re<.lrd e::.
eno cid sister Eva, record :.::.a 1t is
, 1881-11-20
Waiting for ktRe Next Scene.

i Seneca, kas., young wnnan cowhide'i an
alleged sA,dercr, and subsequently discovered
she hAd made II mistake. Thereanent sne threat
enetf tu cowhide aia+ reporter Of lt,cai news
paper IT he published the fact He published It,
Curtaia. Audience Waiting for next Rcana.