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The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
STEALING A MOVING MACHINE

About two weeks ago two men with a
horse and wagon called at the house If
Edward Carr, Haverford, Delaware CO.,
and told Mrs. Carr and the hired man that
they had purchased from Mr.. Carr his
moving machine. They were shown the
machine in the yard commenced breaking
1t to pieces and carried fl the irons. On
MIR. Carr's return lie was surprised to
find that his family had been imposed
upon by pair OF scamps. All efforts to
discover the thieves proved of no avail
until few days ago, when the hired man
while on his way to market saw the
youn! erof the two scamps INVEST Phiiar
delphia. He at once sprang from his wa
gon, caught the man and handed him over
to a policeman. The young man confess
ed the crime, and told who his accom-
pllce was, but up 10 this time the autho-
rifles have not been able to arrest him.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

Charles Parrish & Co., and other leaf
ing Operators at Wilkesbarre Ehave or
dered a resumption of coal mining at
full time beginning Monday next.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

NOTlOE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer Is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send TO 93l Arch Street Phile delphia,
jet 2O-l y
, 1881-01-09

Land League, while others are ascribed to
foreign agents, laborlng In the cause of Nj
hi1ism and Socialism. There is clearly an
animosity existing for n strong and v8gliant
Government at such moment, and the Min
istry must feel that they cannot afford to be
made the sport of Mr. Pariell aud the OBJ
structiyes. =.
>:.. =. --. THE LAND DILL.
= I am In position to assure you that the
land bill which the Government will
shortly introduce In the House OF CONF
mons. includes, in conformity with Lord
DuBerin's suggestions, some system Of State
aid or the advancement OF means i'll some
form BY which tenants so disposed will
be enabled to purchase land and secure
proprietary rights. The Irish Liberal
members. who are not identified with
the Land League are dissatisfied with
the incompleteness Of the proposed
changes in the land system of
Ireland. They intend to hold Il meeting,
a1sd ask that thorough reform in
the land system shall be intro
duced as supplemental to any coercion bill.
A large number of the English Radicals will
support them In this demand, and 1t is said
that some Of the Ministers, meaning doubt
less Mr. Bright and Mr.. Chamberlain, will
not disapproye. OF such pressure.
, 1881-01-09
men, who also lowered it. The Chaplain to
the forces offered prayer, after which the
marines fired three yolleys over the grave.
THE EAST. ,
ftTvJFE


P11Lrrropo11s, Jan. 3.-The headquarters
OF the militia burned aud i've sentlnels per-
ished. & ..s-,. ~ .'
THE cRE1Es DETERMINED oEt REVOLUTION.
!. LONDON, Jan. 8.-Prlvate pdvices from
Crete report rising fer1nent Of revolution
there, and the determination pf the Greeks to
seize the opportunity Of rising in Greece to
throw off the, Ottoman yoke.
" a1onnIZAT1oy OF THE GREEK RESERVES.
PARIS. Jan. Sin diplomatic circles it is
believed that the mobilization of the Greek
reserves will absolve France from further
action In behalf Of Greece. " =:
COPYING AFTER DULC1GNo.- ~ J.:
ROME, Jan. s.-The Diretto publishes a
dispatch from Athens, which gives Creek
Premier Commoundouros' last reply to the
French Charge d'Affaires.. He attributes the
present situation OF the Greek question to the
action OF the Powers at Berlin, which gener-
ated the hopes OF Greece, which Is now the
only executor of the decision OF the Powers.
Trusting to the promises OF the nations,
Greece has abstained from llostilittes, but,
now, acting upon wise counsel, and taught
by the experience Of Dulcigno, She -:
MUST PREPARE FOR nosr1L1T1Es.
She cannot recede. Retrogression would
cause confusion. He stated; If arbitration
were based on the conference at Berlin, it
could only effect repetition OF an act which
has already been accepted. It, on the con-
trary, the Berlin decisions should be nodl-
fed, Greece would see her rights diminished,
and would be entitled to refuse the result
Nothing can be hoped for from the Porte.
1t is painful, but inevitab le, that it viii be
necessary TO appeal to arms.
, 1881-01-09

the patient noqrshment strength, and comfort,
ness ceases and refreshing sleep follows.
Ii soarler@ intermittent, gastric. and
typhoid lever, prefer Kumyss as the exctus-
I've dict, It satisfies thirst and hunger and aays
: the fever, Kumyss has considerably the ad-
vantage over drugs, In: thnt it never can do
is an absurdity which no Intelligent physician
attempts In this day. But not only In extreme
cases should Ku,nyss be resorted to; It should be
circumstances. The dyspeptic brnin-worker
with few glasses Of kumyss day will improve
his digestion and his nerve force. Ladies' would
looking IL they would add to- their daily diet u
few glasses OF kumyss."
Send for treatise on Kumyss, Beware OF imi-
tatIons. -. -..- Il: -.
Arend's Kumyss is not sold to the trade, but
to customers only. !: -
a Arend, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue. =.
, 1881-01-09
VIEWS

*. sptetas Dispatch to 1ns CHICAGO Trsbun<.
NEW YORK, Jan. 81 a. MA prominent
Englishman writes to the New York Tribune e
along letter on affairs In that Kingdom,
and concludes as follows: 'lf Mr..
Gladstone does not attempt to restore
Ireland to order, he endangers his Cabinet
and his party. If he attempts coefof6n by
ordinary means, without martial law. hs
nurses revolt, II he tries martial law he
may be defeated by the Radicals and the
Irish members, unless he first recon-
structs his Cabinent on such basis
as will assure the Conservatives that no
radical land bills will be introduced. In
any case, the position Of the Minis
try will be very precarious. If this
Parliament were year Older, the position
would be- (as the French say) impossible! ;;
but, as yet; the Liberals are afraid Of Glad
stones power oyer the constituencies. novert
rebellion should break out In ireland, III con-
sequence of the Cabinets inactton, the Min
istry could not survive the meeting Of Par
lament" ''>..> T. >.
, 1881-01-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arend Kumyss-ProE Z: n: Halo In
a Communication to. TIE TRIBUNE says:
sictan in ali those cases. OF debility IN
which prompt improvement of the general tone one
is imperative. kuulyss Is the pIandest and most
ishment for q weak stomach: at the same time,
through tie process # fermsnsatton which c
Kumyss undergoes, mcdiclna! qnaNties are De,
Ssd med|ca. In nausea, vomiting, extreme cases Of
dyspepsia, KumyBs nets ltke .harm, promptly
cases. When thn stomach rejects all else,
Kumyss is retained md assimslated. aifordin2
, 1881-01-09

ITnEkeE ttnt.} tfepbN!te.;
Marshall Hughes, OF Sierra vhiey, vii re-
member to the y Of his deaeh t daagE ght a fhat as ae
out On snowshoe5, and noticing fresh track
q deer to 593oH Hshes 1T oa eae6{ x9aE
sight Of the buck and slid after it, overtaking
ast the bottom Of sma an9e 1a2n Rabes owns Wa
unable 70 stop hfs shoes until he ran almost
axapst deer The buck n tafned ha te forfee a$a
Hurhes Struck It with bis pole, but being pine
i spnered at tie fir t seaeG be saal ,p69 e9
tkn horns. nnd then commenced a struggle for
s Hughes being eet feeve y9saRg ysa m9s 6e
drew hta nanEnIfo and stabbed the
deer in the neck PIT The Psas p IT, fkan e1ne s1e
ceedei in oneninU the other blade, and plunged
aFan a3d ssq 9 the dss5 sS Scs eses sooa
m tha battle. UuVhcs had his cothes> torn
Into @ ahreds % and received some severe scratches,
but was not seriously injured. The deer @ Wns
huuled to Toomey's ranch On naud-sled- The
deer was the largest ever been In that vicinltys
, 1881-01-09

nns.,, that Gen. Keiter wished very
II spps1h - appo.nted to the Committee On
seea " ~ T.,ns III plnce of Garfield But the
ssa soa a,oat 49, settied the matter in favor OF
n.f,nley b. writing him personal ,as'sr m .a.v ~
~ s ssest hit bis appointment woa1a % ssss
fhe a,. s4sH' - the writer. Mckinley WIS author
t1as ~ ~ this letter to Speaker Randall. and
fUed 10 604W %Ase1
~. ~ t.s +ha desired effect. il.
, 1881-01-09

An unusual activity has been observed since
the advent Of the New Year at the grand '~safe -
emporium on Dearborn street, large and small
safes constantly going and coming. The Hall
Company are outstrlpptng ali competitors In
quality Of work and increase Of sales. They have
Just placed three large safes In the new 1ewelry
house of ". B. Clapp t. Co., Weighing 10000
pounds, and we're awarded the largo contract for
vaults in the new Post Office Building at Spring
field The trade In bank work Is still increasing,
and the Company are behind on orders. Halls
Safe Lock Company. 1E and 149 Dearborn
street.
, 1881-01-09

LARGE EXCESS OF REVENUE.
PAn1s, Jan. 8.-The revenue from Indirect
taxation during 1850 exceeds tbs budget esti-
mate by 10000, 600 francs.
PARIS, Jan. s.-Seyen amnested Commu-
nists, including Tringuet, arrived to-day.
They were received by Clemenceau, Roche
fort, and Louise MfchoL No demonstration
occirred. -
=. The Union and U1liuers have been prose-
cuted for publishing articles. insulting to the
Superior Council Of Education.
, 1881-01-09
REEDS TEMPLE or MUSIC.

Reed & Sons report fine trade for the past
year In the sale Of planes and organs, and at-
tribute their great success to their cash system
OF buying and selling, as it enables them to sell
at much lower prices than firms that do q time
business. They have first-class stock, and pay
special attention to bringing out fine upright
pinuos from the East Among others they de-
sire attention called to is the celebrated Knabe
s Go. pianos, OF Baltimore, that carried of the
highest houors at the Centennial
, 1881-01-09
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

FI3RIAL OF 4 MEMBER OF TIE FAMOUS EA-
petition.
Special Cab1s.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-What may be considered
the closing scene Ut Franklin's Arctic ex-
nedition of 1916 was enacted in EGinburg
Yesterday evening when the remains Of
Lieut.. Irving, of Il. n. s, Terror, were
inferred with naval honors in Dean
Cemetery. On reaching Edinburg the
relics were placed In an oak coffin with a
brass r1ate bearing the inscription Lieut..
John Irving, R. A., born 1916, died 1s47-'49."
The funeral service was conducted by the
Rev. Alexander White, Of Free st. George
Church, at the residence OF Mrs. Scott. In
the interval detachment OF troops and sea-
men we're drawn up outside OF the house.
The procession started about II O'Clock in
the following order: Firing party and escort
of ninety mariners from the guardship Lord
Warden, bs=1d and piers Of the; Seventieth
Highlanders; the coffin, covered with the
Union Jack, surmounted By IN anvil, officers
hat, and crossed swords, borne upon
a gun-carrfage, drawn by six horses !;
private mo urners;. escort Of 12o seamen
from the Lord Warden; escort from the
Royal artillery; escort from The Eighty-drst
Highlanders; escort from the TYenty-irst
Hussars; large number Of officers from the
various garrisons in the district, and staff
officers attached to the North British militia
ryheadquarters- 49,
Great interest in the ceremony was mani
tested by the public. The number of people
who visited 1t must have amounted to many
thousands. The music was the Maltese and
Beethoven funeral hymn, the Dead March
In Saul, and Flowers Of the Forest, and
music by the bagpipes at the cemetery. The
coffin was taken from the gun-carriage, car.
ried shoulder high to the grave by six sea
, 1881-01-09
MEDICAL.
| (ilttiC.ll::!ra j LII
Miracles Of Healing Unparal-
>" led in Medical History.

Cuticura Resolvent, the great natural blood
shown It'll grand curative power in scrofula,
white swelings, ulcers, erysipeas, swelled neck.
scrofulous intlamnadons, mercurial affections.
scalp affections, with dry, thin. and falling hair;
and when the Cutlcura, Medicinal Jelly, and
the Cutcura Soap, prepared from it. are applied
to external symptoms. the cures effected BY the
Cuticura Remedies are marvellous.
, 1881-01-09

RUNNING SoREs.-Henry Landecker, Dover,
: n H. certities that, Aug. q, 1877, he broke his
leg. The bone WAS set by d physician. Upon re-
moving tho splilts sores broke out from the
knee 70 the heel. Doctors called them varicose
veins, and ordered rubber stockings. Paid SIS
for stockings. without any signs Of cure. Bought
Cuttcura Remedies. and was rapidly and per-
manently cured. Certified to by Lothrops &
.Pinkhan1, Druggists, Dover, N. H. -
, 1881-01-09

TIE ANTI-sEM1T1C AGITATION.
BERLIN, Jan. 8.-Prince Bismarck has ar
rived.
The Progressists held an enthusiastic
meeting to protest against the anti-Semitlc
agitation, and the police dispersed crowd
numbering 1000 persons, who desired to dis
turb the meeting.
, 1881-01-09

Millions Of Intelligent women say
that Dobbtns Electric Soap }made by Cragin s.
Co., Phftudelphia} Is in every respect the best
soap ever made. and will do three times the work
Of any other. Try1t.
, 1881-01-09

SALT KHEuM.-Geo. F. Owen, dea1er in Pianos,
Grand hapIds, Mich. was troubled for nine years
with Salt Rheum. Tried every medicine known
to the trade, and Was attended by many physi-
clans, with only temporary relief. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies
, 1881-01-09
ScrOfllla.

SCRoFU1A.-Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston, State
Senator OF Massacausetts, permanently cured Of
humor Of the face and scalp that had been
trentcd unsuccessfuly for twelve years by many
Of Doston's best physicians and most noted spe-
ciatists, as vel! as European authorities. he
says: - have been so eIated with my success
ful use OF the tuticura Remedies that have
stepped men in the streets to tell them Of my
caSe.''
, 1881-01-09
WHERE tn SEND THE BOYS,


The best place In Chicago to SEND nov lot
thorough business training is the Metropolitan
Business College, 15l State street. Plain bns'-
noss-writng, bookkeeping, letter writing arith-
metfc, reading, German. -spelllng,- -eEc,'- BIC
taught by able and experienced teachers
, 1881-01-09
NEW MUSIC

S. Brainard's Sons, music publishers, l58 State
street, have on their counters many, novelties In
new music and an elegant assortment OF fine
foreign music.
, 1881-01-09

+. The missing men Of the crew Of the
steamer Harelda, sunk of Cape Roca, in
collision with the steamer Icons, also sunk,
have been picked up.
, 1881-01-09

Of the many cough remedies before
the public Macalfster's Cough Mixture gives the
Lee, corner OF Halsred and Harrison streets, and
for sale by all druggists,
, 1881-01-09
PERSONALS.

mt5 caaat j.. ',.sAr w. na,arsn - Honse Last Sunday
.ns .,,s-ne<,n rr = ..,>..
49,, T-,.,t,r ~ Ene1fsb pobleman
LOU Asne., ~ nas1s o. m exhaustive
sho 'ssssnAs epeaI ~ "ss 80 aaa - a New york
tour o1 1ns counus. . ~. - - ucn,capn vas
'epeEtef tae 'npo- .nw NV ~ sne1, ~ vorv
tnse mo k'o"x s.s. ~. 49, ~ ~
hspp5 OUT hese ''6 '4'7 1'A''e@1 ~ . M
u Boston paper SAYS tna1 Just petoIe
Ke~-Year's Da5 fashionable people al NE ano
paid s. each for 1acqueminot roses II LOOKS
although the Interest On zone OF Iaoss & .mcaso
HntsaKes was being pa1o. L sou 1oa ass m
this Item please return IL l. ean se' p 1os ~ ILL
6, Louss ~ !. 7ade""
lam called greasy bntter tub.
Bald d-headed ontter-tno'
And indeed there Is good reason "a5;
for I'm the strong oal1e1-'ao'
seants-hsirea pattet-mo'
oaoroos ouueI'mo.A L -. :.
'-HosM noIn ot:s1 q 70 haaoo. ..... j.
The lark In the meadow Is piping -.
His lay to the bright morning sun;
4 cury-ha1red youngster Is wiptns
The barrels Of papa's shotgun. =:
Ere long be will be in the woodlaHn, 49,
Looking out Tor the rabbit 50 sly; ~
He will put one more load in the gun, md
Sail CT to the sweet by and bye. =. II.
4 ynung Iadr in Rockford sands IN a roaro
b Tie etect that
In the bosom Of fhe nonnta,n. 4.~
Where the rgplia broofiets meet
In 81 4 isteIet e citas ~ III n a1esi1
md 20 forth. Don'r xnsrv ahou+ +,,a tsxata+-
sA You 70 sieht On chewing o7,m and res -
clicked hose and ]et noa,rv ainno so,oa - ~
rQst respected peon1e In th,e co,,ntrv nara-
vrote line Of poetry. :: ~
,,rbs poo1-f,.., g. ;.
.dnaa a.s,s ~ .s',.''1D uezeHe, WHICH IS
49, ,..@.a as.'se W to'e1y woman. says: we
~ - s.!Aeu ..1su ne" CUTE 1os ofo~sness- Hold
, 1881-01-09

. REroKTED CAPTURE OF LIMA.
LONDON Jan. S.-There were reports on
tho Stock Exchange this afternoon that the
Chiiians had captured Lima .
, 1881-01-09

THE EXPENSES OF TIE WAR.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-The Armv and NnuU
Gazette says the contribution Of the Imperial
Government to the expenses Of the Afghan
war will be at least so, 0o0, 600.
, 1881-01-09

THE HERSHEY SCHOOL .<-,.
of Musical Art is renowned all over the
country as the most enterprising and thor-
ough Institution Of its kind. j.t .~. !, 10.
, 1881-01-09

The Homeopathic poultry physician,
together with small case Of suitable medicines,
may be procured Mt 4 small outlay at Boerlcke
s TatelB Pharmacy, No. IS Clark street.
, 1881-01-09

For half g century the Shakers sarsaparilla
has been the standard blood purifier, liver and
kidney remedy Of physicians and druggists
throughout New England. ''.' 'r*5'
, 1881-01-09
TEE IRISH
, TUAAf.
f-.f-T Tmhfk


DUBLIN, Jan. "a, serious riot seems to-
have occurred In the Town VI Tuam,
but the only certain news tonight
brought from that point is to the effect
that sixteen men have been arrested and re-
manded to 1ail. without bail, for having
taken part ID the disturbance. The Globe
this evening states that the batteries OF
artillery stationed in Dublin have been pro-
hibited from marching into the country for
exercise without suitable escort of cavalry
or infantry. ~.. ~, ,.
: THERE WAS QUITE A coMMoTIoN
among the Irish Natioualists III Cork yes
+ardav. A rumor was circulated that on the
assembling OF the Land League branch there,
the President and principal members would
be arrested. A great crowd gathered at The
neetinp: hut no arrests were made. It was
resolved that in the event Of the officers be-
ing arrested, their places should be imme-
diately filled. 49,:
TRALEE LAED-LEAGuERs.
To tn rFeit<rn Associated Pres,.
TRA1EE. Jan. B.-The examination OF the
Tralee branch of the LandLeaguers was
continued In the Jail. in consequence Of in
formation lodged with the police there, that
thete would be danger of a riot it the psison-
ers were taken through the town. .
r... PROHIBITED: .~'1 :
DUBLIN, Jan. 8-Batteries Of artillery
stationed here are prohibited from marching
into the adjoining county for exercise with
out an escort .. ~"
|" In consequence OF report that the Hem-
bers OF the Land League In Cork would be
arrested to-day, all the members of the Or
ganization and a great crowd Of spectators
were present at the meeting but there were
no arrests. A resolution was passed that in
the event Of the Committee being arrested
fresh officers of the League be elected. -.
REGULATING ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Jan. SIN the House OF Com
mons last night the Attorney General, on in
Producing the Corrupt-Practices-at-Electi
bill, explained that its chief object would be
to put an end to the lavish expense accom-
panying most elections: that a check would
be placed on the expense by certain sum
being fixed for the entire election, according
to the schedule, varying according to the
, 1881-01-09

Dr.. CleSSOn Pratt,
o-Therapeutst, and Author Of the Motopathic
Treatment for Chronic Diseases.
Professional Rooms, 243 State street.
MOTOPATHY
Relieves at Once and Absolutely Cures
catarrh, Asthma, Throat Disease, Bronchi~
It's, and Catarrhal Deafness.
ALSO,
Headache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Neu-
raleia, Rheumatism, Nervousness, Sleep
lessness, and Nervous Exhaustion.
HOME REFERENCES.
6s o3@ %e
ever appears. had tried al sorts OF remedies ano ~
;ssy ~
has appeared from seat ts Mscn6hE sn Journal omce
vbo sasf from Gatarrh. From 1adleal cure edec'-
case I aGt'Sf fS9se5ssss sas = e'
YE1as A9 snssr 1 liz T. i:
!Itmny benefited, but cured; and remain well.
SF' CAPT. j. J. SMITH. uaoh lndtnns-nT.
rH. CrESsON .phATT-DEAn SIH: Ny sympathy
foT those who suffer from CntarTh not less than ny
Crntitnde to You. induces me to announce mysel!
cnred OF that disease under the received
cATARKH CAN BE CURED-I know whereof
.nent and an happy to add my testimony touching
ska necrar method employed py Dr. C!esSon ftat
ri this ciry. ALBERT {. LAMB, ~ Aaaison-st~
DR. C1ESSON PRATT-DEAn SIR: r Is some
thing more than year since you treated me 1or ~
tarrh and have had no relnpse OF the comptnlnt.
nave fall confidence In your met1Qd a9n nong mnaa
e'e1 ~ ~ ~ 1d5 East Kundofph-st.
DIR. C1EssoN PRATT: Yonr treatment of ne s tos
cntnrrbnl Bronchitis i've yenra nXG. was ttaampa
over ny previous attempts ata tRefe 9H1 ho
T"so6n VI 1e rs West Washngtob-st
John. II. ROBINSON, Agent Of the Galveston 8
San antnno RAILROAD ia among the number recently
enrt,d Of Cntarrh By Dr. Cess0n Pratt
Cf1REn THOUGH PRONOUNCED lNCURABLE--
rnenber of my family las been entirely cureo OF
narrh by Dr. Cesson Pratt. OF ~ state-st thts cty
beeye The practice to which Dr. Pratt has Rvea tnS
ttnHy al fetme be we'll worthy the attentaon o1
thoaa Who suffer from Cntarrh:
'''''o "A' ". r. CUSHING. % Madison IT.
THE ONLY TREATMENT KNOWN TAAE hEs'
a11Y C1JilES CATAKKH-As cure 1or CatalFh =
1xhen and where all ordinary means ana netanus
have failed cau bear fuyoreIe testnnny aouGo
f6e peculiar practice empoyed py " tiSssuM ~
OF this city WM A. buI ~ Aae - -,s"..
In addition to the above, Dr. Pratt refers to mote
than ONE HUNDhED patients now under Eeat1oen"
! mostly residents OF THIS CITY -
, 1881-01-09
~ g." 50" - = -~"@- 50 = .
: FOREIGN.

~ FOKElGN.. Z
An Exhaustive Review Of
.~:~ the Parliamentary.
= =: Situation. :
Parties and Factions Of All
Shades Entirely Dis
49, Z satisfied. g..
Disraeli's Speech Considered Failure
81 Obstruction Thought to Be
- Farcical.
Alliance Between the English
Radicals and Irish Liberals
in Parliament.
An Immense Crowd in Attendance
at the Land-League Meeting
in Cork Yesterday. d,
Reported Capture Of the Capital
>. Of Perm by the Chilian
49, ~. Army.
Greece, Copying from the Example Of
Montenegro. viii Fight for .,
Her Rights. =:
A Sad Reminder of Sir John
Franl1l1n's Arctic, Ex-
-: pedition.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-03-19
ANSWERS TO THE LAST.

ANSWERS TO THE LAST.
1.-Ponchartrain.
2.-l. Near, ear; 2. open, zen 8. focky
lock 1. Band, and.
3.-Patteu.
A fox sleeps, but counts hens in hif
dreams.- Russian Proverb.