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The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
EGIsrER,s ORDER.

:. Address :-Easton, Md, or
V. Dupont, Esq:, Atty, Wilmington. Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28

Owing to the great demand for
ginghams they have become very
scarce, but w. M. Kennard & Co,
have yet 100 pieces to select one
dress from.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
DREss BUTTONS.

W. M. Kennard & Co.'s stock Of
Dress Buttons is very large and
styles are the newest and choicest.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
GLOVES

w. M. Kcnnard & Co.'s stock Of
Lisle Thread Gloves is like their
stock Of Kid Gloves, very large.
They are selling good Lisle Glove
at 25 cents. +.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
KIDNEY PANACEA.

HAYDOCK'S
The daily gazette., 1881-07-28
LIVERY
T. TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

jy7-3tw.
, 1881-12-12

wltfift ti,o. discretion nt tho Judge To admit
to l'ail or fcfuse to h,tl h convicted criminal
wl'oso caso has l,cals appealed. y Judge saw
tit to use this discretion In admitting to bail
after conviction Lesser Frfpttbarg, ul,e Of tho
most notorious "fenccs" wl,o ever fetl by
CHANCES Into tie clutcl,cs Of tho law. 1t is tn tlto
discretion OF tho Judges to allow or oscrrn!e
Mt any t!fl,c motion for now trinl. rs we
have already shown. this discretion hns t,ecn
used IL postpone action III tic case of lrtncu
Albert Jonps. convicted Of murder, fur sey-
rrnl ,l1ont!ls. The motion Inns been naatlc,
hut not passed upon. While tho local Judges
nre far nbove the suspicion of sympathy with
crime or criminals, tl,ey aro much given to
proerasttnatton and dclay, nl,.l when :lloy
l,nve the power, usually grant rs n,any nost-
ponctl'ents rs tic prlsouer Or Ills counsel
inay desire. 1'nblic opinion shonlA bo
hrnnght to boar mt omlyupon tho Legislature
TO clIallga tho laws, but upon tho Judges 10
enforce fnpartially and promptly ths laws
we have,
, 1881-12-12

FEAis arc expressed tlat tho illness 0f one
or mare nf tlle jurors it tho Gulten, ctse
will nncessitate suspension Of the trial, as
sHyerat Of them are snffertrg frau disorder
Of t1lo stomach catlscl by higher living than
they have been accustomed t.,, together with
an Insufficient ,lluonit nf exercise. Wur,n-
lcy. tlla eo1orch juror, Is threatened with cry
stpe'as antl gssstr1tis. mid III the event of
his disability Tic trial would llayc
tO be suspended, M ScnytIle declares
HI. nnwl!ingncHs to frnceelt with etcyen
juroIy, believing that pnstpolleneMt of
the rase wnt,!a he to tho advantage Ut his
client III giving more ttnte fnr popular a,t-
mostly to die Mlt. This week tho>oypers
arc to bc lsearlf 1rlnl, md It Is NOW believed
That int one aiming tlam will testify TINT In
Ills hplnion t'l,itean was INT OH the I'll nf
.1uty atal II mt now lnoralIy accountable for
the great crime. DR.. Nichols. Superintell.l.
ent Of the D!oonllng.tale Asylum In New
York, who wns summoned by tho defense,
says !f,at tsle experts are practically ttnanl.
NOUS In their rejection Ut the theory Of ul,-
accornfahi!ltv.
, 1881-12-12

1'rE number nj l0u1es 81 fnr recovered
from the ruins Of tile King Theatre III N'tcn-
In Is $50, but the rlttus have not yet been
Thoroughly explored, and 1t is feared tl,at IL,
the blocked up rassuRes hundreds mara
victims will bc fontltI, ny MI people are still
Included In tlle terrible cnteRory OF tho
"n,issing." 'rl,e runrrnl will be conducted
OIL gigantic scale, tho plan being to
erect IN tho cemetery n ntnmlnath rata
fa!nno OIL which will bc placed all
the collins. There viii be addresses by
clergyl'en Of ynrfous denominations. at,d IN
the attendance ot State ttigaltar1es antt civic
AMI military butlies. together with tile vast
rol,ct,,arse IT mourlrrs nlld their friends, the
occasion will necessarily In ,aost impressive.
1t Inns, loweycr, been ,lecnact best l,y the
Vienna Common Council to dispense witt, Il
procession through tlie streets, and 10 quietly
transport the remains Of the dead 10 their
final rcs.ne. .placc.
, 1881-12-12

nAT1t has ltcer poking ll1s llosn into Cabi-
net matters Involving the hopes, fcnra. antl
purposes Of SessrA Lincoln, stoyrs; and tA,ga.l.
lilo Elys IN hts dispatch to tho CitcnHnti En-
qhfrsr from Now York:
:, had talk yesterday with n gentleman rrot,l
Government III which ytMt c!sll iltul pt,,enhIy
tilnrn ;tsaat thu, in most Of The present news
frnn Washington:
~ II very Uncertain 0l Grandfather Howe.
q WISCONSIN, IL pcrfoctly sro th!,t he II ,wattett
@ers; s a as w s,,i Sef IT. s9,x ~ Tnc n9x re-
serviteab!e ercnt,irc. rhtletnssAwycr, the Wis
By OWES something to Howe, boeanse ilo hsut
him tor the scltutc. In point Of fapt. tho Wia-
eonsl,. pcople havo mt tho least Interest in
GENTS worth nf lntitienrc to tho President"
"!s llohnrt Lincoln to stay in tho Cabinet 7"
xrnt arf f i ;hste r ,s n Il ar1 r. lbs h., %
,luant!,y; but It q going tn l,e awkward to it,
S.to , o9t, md l,e viii not Invite hInsc'f out.
eone % TUX tne % s,ep III II avns e Ms to Mas%iaston
rltf, tnking house. md that 10 to dsposstasrd
would be hArL;, .thlnx be will remain I'M next
Iicvc IN ths west that os scnator tiarian Is gcf-
tng hltp in tralning 70 r,'s! FOR f'rcascnt. 1hnt
Is II aIrH pulrt with Gell. ftDanIt, who Ia KoluH tu
run fsr President htmsrlI 1t he cn1,. Ltwnsi Ia
II Enoi tcstl tnore cautiuus nnl ,l!sGroct tlan ho
s s = staad t pis %sn neifs IL
finds lstlcutu lo,:1tillK lip na nuw PreaIttot,-
Y. h spIix' 6sr sy le KrcSt menory Of
caItl ia perfectly impnssva M to LoRl1,. l.oQHn
scu!,rel from tMrlle!,I altogothqr Mnrc .Ga.ron-
me- me- % @ al ran Il psi Tps eSSr a, hns % ri EvSn @ 1T
I,nsses satnowhnt. I.ngnn !,ns every Rppolnt.
tne1,t In Elllntt4 except The Collector 1t to Vnrs
& wtS naxo H., hna an he y S"s to ge 'eat e ea
tccts 70 1htse delegation In his fIvor for tic
, 1881-12-12


Thu crushing dufeat Of Bourbontsm in
Virglntn aud tho assembling nf a Congress
whEel, Mt Inst las the pownr IN its hands
suggests that now Is nj, apportu,. time to
put II ttltetns OIL Bourbontsn, tn rcInfrntl-
chssa Southern Republicans, aid to secure
fair elections III Tho, Southern States. Con.
grcss cai'',ot takc stop tIils session which
will be greeted with rInre aecla,nnt1on In tho
Norts as couslac1laE,lo n,,d patriotic III every
way. The tleteat af the lsolrE,ons III VirKinia
has inspired IL hope etl,oMg tho pcople OF
other sn''tllern States that ut lust there Is n
prospect Of their rescus from bourbon tyr
nuhy, which llsts not advanced them polIt-
tcally alltl has retarded their muteral growth
BY Keeping sectional prejudiccs alive, 80 TINT
tt'ere Is 10 rcnson to doubt tint fts removal
md tho dissolution OF the S0litf South will
also ba welcomed with accIa,nattop lii that
Hectiun.
lsourbonfsmin III tho 'soutll has now enEoyo.l
ten ycnrs of ullrestrafneh rule, altdk during
TINT time has maintained Itself in power by
corruption, frantl. a,d violence of almost
every conceivable description. In lS10 l,u-
publican Administrations l,yld tile powcr ii,
tile South, and nnurh0ilism comnlcncpd its
assault BY tho organization Of tho K,t-klux
KAN, wlttclt iutimldated lcgro yoters by
slccJs of yi0encu which did not stop short Ut
murder. When THO National uoycru,ncnt
broke Up ttcsu g,ngs Of midnight nlurtter-
Yrs, various lcagtlea took tpeir places IN tho
E''iso OF po!itical ass0etasiM,s, which By
inehaccs,' tloggMga, expulst1lls, nut ostra-
eisin extending oven TO tho opportunities for
attaining work still further in,lnIlatctl It,
publican yot0rs. IN this Mnllner tho l3uur-
ootIs tsa!ilal control 0f tlle South mil even
aapretl, with thu aitl Of Northern l)e,nocrats
tn tnke possession Of the National tioyeri,-
lnent Thgy lave maintained tlleIr control
ut tho South By murder a.sd massacre, M III
mississippi a&fl Louisiana; BY eectoM fru.ltls
~ the n!ttst Rlarlng kind, as lit ttcnrgtn atp
Alabama; BY yttss,e-paper balFots, rs III South
Earultl,a: mud by tho application nf tho shat
gull N&Nl yarfalts Notwithstanding notlimls
ntl oyer the South, which lIslraMchlsetl lle-
p1ibltrans AMI wipeu out tlo!ryotos by wllu!e
counties.
The crushing defeat administered 10 I}our.
ImnEsm by tho gallnmt Malone IN Virginia
was blow which l.as weakened It all oyur
tho South. 1t was the mine which l,as
opened tho way for an nssalllt MI nlolg the
lllle. Tho tins Was never ln0ro st,lsElct0ils,
public sentiment WIS noyar rentfpr, tho
Sollth Essolf WIS meyer rcnslfnr tlIan l,t,w for
Congress to assert ltsalS. II tho lltusu Inns
any eoAraKe nr any sense 0f Jlstice, II It
would Dxtenl holplng ha,M! tn tho ylctIms
Of Southern Honrbonls,I, II 1t w0,ila seizo
tic Opportunity which now presents itself tn
put n ualetus npoM bourbon MllldoxInx antl
lall0t-buX stu11tnK, 1t cnn1nt take a sttrvr
, 1881-12-12
HOW. TO SAVE THE B0Ya.

THO ttAsiy bDnks mud newaphperS which
tie 64ya are reaainR, III aat forth III TGE
TRIBUNE yesterday, aro .lulnarnlIxirg anu Ill.,
Erotlins IN their tendency. Thu sale or s,,cll
publications ought to bo strictly supervised,
MIL III so'llu cnsvs wholly prohibited. III lit
eratMre,.as In lnouoy, tic WORSE currency
VIII, It lott to itself, drive out the balter,
otl!er things being equal. n majority of buys
Will tnkn bnh newspaper In prefurance to q
good ono, atal II ba'l book rntllor TIM, Il goott
'bnok. Their tasto IN rea,lll,g .,cels IL DO cl-
lcatcd a1,d controlled. 'Fne tonlptntlon to
road slepta'etl l'ooks and papers uusht to be,
M far III possible, removed from them, Their
!'!eas at right n,d wrong, Of manhood,
bravery, honor. mid solf-respect Should not
ho exposed to the corruptlng influence of n
Hteratnrc In wllIcll NIL these principles
nso perverted. II the boys .aro taught ttut
carrying co1srealetl weapons, getting drunk,
stealing, aild cheating are ''a.uartn thugs to
,lo they may bo expected to graduate !uto
tho penltenttary at II yery tonsur ugc, AIoru
lnrtl ilay 10 tlono by vicious pr!nts In Il
week t).a.. child eau gat good Mt tho publio
sct10la IL u year. Al.t II 4s an aIar,nli,9 fact
etiut ala sa|o Of ttless, papers md books IL
largest ut the llttlo lows-staIds Il, tue ylctu.
ity Of the aaAouls.
Tho Statu laws and city ordinances pre-
scribe sosoru ponaltias fur the otleso OF sell.
Ing ltqaor to ullors or for permitting them
tn play Mt games OF cl.apce, In public resorts.
'rheso laws tlaYa been OF latv very rIxfdlv
enforced III tlIis city. There are associnttons
wlllcll mako 1t their business to sec that ylo-
latlons Ut them slIat! be punished. Public
.tk.tr Ls1.. A.
, 1881-12-12

TIE Socialists Of Clicago feel immensely
e1ated over the success at their brethren ut
recent German elections, allu held Il ,ass-
meeting yesterday and adapted a rreu,ub!e
u''d resolution expressivcnf their satisfaction
ut whnt thor term IN Victory fnr tire wngc.
workers who were struggling for rights mud
liberty"
, 1881-12-12

IT Is thought probable III Washington that
tie President will tt,ls week selld tn tho
Sennte tho nomination 0f Supreme Court
Justlce to It'll tho Vacancy enl,sett by thu
dcatll ut Judge Clifford. Tho President, 80
fnr as known. Inns not indicated his choice
for tho postt|pu,
, 1881-12-12

SENATOR sl'ENpkETnS expresses confidence
In the smccess of his resolution giving To
members Ut tho Cabinet seats In tile Senate
and tlta right gf participation In debate tn..uI-
In: matters c0Ilnccted with their respective
departments. iie thinks tho rlo1sure will
encounter little Or IN opposition,
, 1881-12-12

liase themselves 1cnt u !,ctping hand III tho
good work. !.
Sow. thu offonso Of poisoning Tic minds ut
tho yDutil Is fnr Ercaier tllnn tint af pahslcr.
lng Il, their appetltcs. It includes MI Tho
0tller ulfenses, 1int Is tile source ut mast Of
them. Tho innocent you'll, 10, not wish To
fre,tn1lt salnolls l,or to plny lool for N,nncy
on Sunday or nlly 0tIlor tta}., 'rlInse who
a,ayn tustcspf this kind I,ayc bcsn ttclnucllet
alrGady. 'flUfr ilnaglnut1nns llnye hct'il TT.
tlame.l and thc1r ,afn,ts uotnted possthIy by
rcntl!ng tal hooks mil newspapers. or at nay
ratc by assOclatf0n with th0sn. win IN rnatt
tlot,. EacDl ono of those publications is Il
Nursery Of ytec md crime. ,rhay are ona Of
tho roois Of tho eytl Which finds its outward
manifestation In tho nlnl rl,sl of the hpys to
tho sAoons and cDtlccrt.llatls af,t other pfnces
OF lEsn resorl.
The lnw In nlrcnt1y sufficient to enaban to
common Council to prnhlbtt tho sale Of lul-
proper prints for buys. tine Of tile ellln,cr-
ntetl p0wera nf tl,e City Council IA:
To prohibit tho snle nr exhibition nj obscene
e. 9 tmniGi1sl publications, prints. pictures. or
'rhcso Juvenile Police Gazc.fcs aro clearly
"Inmornl." 'rlie Common Etn,ictl ut,9ht to
prohibit their sa'e. The assocIatlon which
l'ns slone SO good Il work II, keeping minors
out Of saloons mil btiiartl.lal's ought tn III.
duce tile Council 10 tslss tile NECESSARY or,li.
nance, alltl tlen tn sec TINT It Is strictly c1l-
forced throughout the ctty. Tile benefit Of
such ncttnn would NOT to~eontiled to Chi
cngo. II It sllunld DO surccssful,'it 1t might be
Initiated throughput tic State md In other
large cities Of tho country. Tho juvenile
, 1881-12-12
THE prcyaletlce Of heavy rains1ias necessl-
tinted the breaking ilp uf tile French cai,,ps
outside OF Tunis and Gbletta.

lSEEFlENcY tit 1elsstal. police matters Ia
attended will, very unpleasant consequences.
Tho three policemen WIN fnilrtl tn discover
the NiIlil'stic nlln III Little t;ar.lcn street
llavc been sentenced to Tires yeurs' exile iii
4 trn1,nnupt
, 1881-12-12

VnE CttcA6n TntNEHE ms established branch
.tecs for tU receipt Ut subscriptions md dyestlsa
,ncnls ~ fntlnwa: "..
NEW YftltK-1,oou, at tribune lutIdInR. /. n. Nc
FAnDi.N, AtnnaunF.
HIAS;uW. sentlnnd--.s!lnn's American News
Agei,ey. II NeHtrhl-Fi.
l.ENfttaa, EnE.-Ar,trican Exchnn &c. ~ Strand
lESnr +. Htt.tt1. Agent.
WAsillSG1US. u. E.-1ala street,
, 1881-12-12

THE book Of estimates ot appropriations
rcquirot! for tho sorvico ot tho Government fnr
thu sual ycar ending June m, lRxh l,as rrst
boon completed The following Is reeapitun-
, 1881-12-12

Cnt1tSTIt1AN TIL AIrTEtt. M. tl L. A. M.-Anninl
tnht,tentlnn sign4hr evehnR, Ift. IT. nt iInclUck.
fnr [e election Nf tFaGr* nlsd payment ut ti* tIy
utt1rr If Arthur WARRINGTON, II, L,
j. u. DiCK EHsON, Sccrrnry.
, 1881-12-12

a MICHIGAN l'oy 0f 10 years l,,s ,,...
shrd frer sots nj teeth nuf, IL ,,,,, a "lFta'ly
fort!.. tIs possible canacIty In tb', T",ns h!'
6tnrtlinR 10 Think of, ''' 'atuso Is
, 1881-12-12

.,',,,'!; stl,. tL lot ot live wrs.orn q.,o,l o,,
n' .en 'osnn Saturday i" lt,cruno, "a' ,a
decentralization In Yorkshire. Enu,an,1 'p''' tor
, 1881-12-12
they cnnnot tracticn tho nctmu's Ut tic past
ten ycars my lt'1Eor, nnd that sonltlern lsc.
p'tticans should fcrI that they aro not cn-
tLrglY tlcserietl.


A GREAT AND A LITTLE EGor1sT.
f}ccnstn,,n1 rrrt,.s,n,,ttenta ~ tn,rann,,ora
>. se"'""' .,.. "''"4'eSp''''t'c"'s u hc"s!"Po's
III tho cn'tlItry nro cnphhfp Of saying very ST.
we're thl,tvs. They mt tnfrco,,ently hit thc
ttnll stlately 0n TIN cat, atltl drtyo It l,01ne
Mt stt,ule hIDw, T1ns tilc corrrspo,u,pnt nj
r,tlnv lu,t ,,,a,,a,,, ~ ti',,l..., IL, r.,
stitutes n tmratIol bctwupn t;uIteau md
f,,p,.,f,r vhtn,, t,I., IT,. ....a,. .,.a,. .,,...
H"""''H ""'ea 'sf!io 'css a''l''Slt ''H't HF"'''
" sarcastic. Mt lliestaial wants TO k''ow'
5o't khoW' IL IL IL not "peffsfle't to Inquire
"net'iof t''c New York senators wcro cr''zy
Wnel' alcy ressgnctl t'losr Seats" lie acnt!lts
i1alt ol insanity, hawpycr. 0ll tlie groand
.a'1 tt'h Nct ot feslR1iatl"'' on 'fs nrt was ot
a'e pslpWt-ol-a'lmss" " oftlar' nltl ''c'Ico coli
Maes !.'s hllalys's 10 lilo caso Of "tl'o ailperb
eonk!nE' ilu mnkus the paint tint when
tons'!l3 reslg'etl Ills seat III Inc Senate no
u"pectea 10 np reeiecitl ~ ohcc-" expected
u''t 'ao sah'e a"eeislatalfo tliat 'la'1 nnahl-
m""s's lecolhnh''lVea tne conhfi'al'on oi
.""t,aSo" "ou'a Senu hha thck 10 tEle tapl-
"l WIN sreht houfasf af'l fepnRc MI lhso-
"''t administration inr nas'nE aareo 10
ttnih'a oh tile corlas Of Ills lsoya l1lgItiicss'
"s he efazS: asHs AIR. lliestof'd. AMI
lo pf"eeeas WI Il TIC comparison:
IL, h!ko ou!tea, llo .va. 80 completely eaten Up
ownc Io fcrjslntrc. nt bn tt,,,srrc RI III nj D III
E rr'iera M illce* be!nt,xe to him as 4 mattcr q
iii 80 rutpietI NV pnfy hSr o. oFn r.
l'is hat hG ss,,, u1lord to thrnw nwny tho great
non,,i0 n lin tes,nsitIn III "Gg ~ ,Ih hIs zmcsa ~
l!rhoId .,e Imp'uu strut t'r tho once pruat Of
,inih, ~ +, r,.niss ns .no agt wns ofe IS no
,ttsnp,H,luted: bo sought revenge. and tic ant
'c."''ea upon h'mse!f. ! fepcaf' was ''o crazy9
, 1881-12-12

RAIN or SLOW, fnlldwed by cn1slcr nrrtsl-
west Winds, for the Upper Lake region TO-
, 1881-12-12

AcAslrtny ut Music.
Thlstrd h'rect, nonr 3fntttsnn. Wsst sfte vafies
entertainment.
, 1881-12-12

TItE estata at the lato W. +. 1Valtl, OF los
tan. ID estlu.ased ut *la.0U.00O. Several ytHM
aEu no REFUSED To pay tnxua lu tnAt cttf utl
f',ooo.0N of trraonal Property, hut paid tho u.s.
aessIlstAt u.iler protest. ud III A's Gtcd tho city
10 rscuyer thH Muauy. Ilu Was u9fculed, but ub-
, 1881-12-12

| tho gerlls of Eastcrl, urt into perlectctl sys-
! tens. This slntknuss III which the pesttlrncc
| 1T ancient times "walkrd" cuu unly be dis.
| pellu,l by correct living, Nors tl,n1, III the
atmosphere pestience 1uls It's nrIgfn in ,iltlt,
n,nl Ignorance, nnl fear. As Il physician laty.
| Is remarked. tic fear ur vaccination IL akin
| to the belief In uutl fear Of ghosts, tst,nsts
are never visible at uoo,t,ay, Thev nrp bred
| In darkness. When. the darkness If Lynn.
rance sl,alI hare beer, ban1shct tic Inst ghost
vii, lave ls,a.lc llls 1ast apucara,,ca an the
stage Of human lifr. And wt,e,, pnlIehtnu.
,ncnt shall t,aye compelled universal cleanlt-
| ness Of tho person. the house. anl the s,rert
there vii be ITO 1nore pcst1le1,cc. ChoIera.
smallpox. plague, laek death, mud swcnting
sickness will be known only rs spuctres. Of
the past--tl,at tlin, lalt.reyenct past w]ienco
the modern world has derived It's philosophy.
I Its rclisiou, aud It's moral cth1rs, not less
than lis theory Of mixed GOOD and oyll In tia
matter uf political ecol,o,,y.
TIlcre Is great fuar nul |, orror lust nov of
auall-pux. which l1as been tia srourun NJ
mankind In lle OH Warll for hyo years.
Atmospheric conditions n,ay bo fnvoynl,Ic tn
Its prevalence hsro HOW, hut there In I1tt]c
tloubt that II far ,uoro potent causo ia tno
vast intiux ,,pon our shores Of Immigrants.
Tile poverty oC ,nauy of them. tia prtya,,ous
nf tue voyage across the Atlantic. tno mn
cleanliness iusenprul,le fran tic crowded.
steerqgc, the tedious fuurney nrross thu con-
fluent to their new l,0,ues-atl these ,rnh tn
produce pestEteuce, Dut wl,ut mi almost IN
init differences there IS between tlio ,,cs,i,euc,
Hf tho nineteenth century n1.l that Of t1le
rnrtter tinraf rt'ln ror,,ihc ,1taaoun ,.ttol
, 1881-12-12

t!lf''c'l M nnstcn,ent III tho .,.-cx,,.,.
Hon. and shortly utter wcnt II lbtl'',' 'ai''a
t'so. Hut tie Ii H,,Io wheru he ,,,,, , IN
pay tho part OF tnIanr md tnx.llu,t.. III lonzet
, 1881-12-12

MnnrnE street. betwcrn t:IArk md ilcnrtnrn. Etl-
Earcment 1T tho Encllu AoivIllo upota company.
j." "l'ntence."
, 1881-12-12

Criterion 'rhentrr.
Corner Of Setgwlck and Division streets. TAstc
Entertainment
, 1881-12-12

Laffrsi at fht iasf-0mtf NJ Chicago. ILL.,, a. sttoit
tiass Mat&fr
Fnf the benent OF onr patrons WIN dasrs to send
Plnele copies Ut THIS TNENrNE ttr4.l4h the n1at1. we
x1ve herewith tile tr.tnslent rate NJ postage:
Fofeiqu rHi fhtaeattr. Pr thpM
fRht. ten twe1vu. nd fouru.c page papef.s csnt14
sixtaen. alntstn and twenty pht mDar.. ~! cents.
, 1881-12-12

GRIND Osiern. .ffonze.
tInrk strrrt, orrHst Cnurt-llnnsr ErstRe-
mint Of tho Efnma Abbott t}rand English Opera Cuns-
iaH{, "Fru j1Ioyptd."
, 1881-12-12


Desp,alnes atrueI. near Mudtson. West Side. ia
ely entertainment.
, 1881-12-12

I
trftsnn street. 1rtwenn state md jaRnrb1rn.
Enlargement Of John r. Raymond. lrcsh. tho Amer
lcu,t,"
, 1881-12-12


t1nnfolph greet, txiWeen {s1hrA Mnd tn Sails
Engagement Of lohn n, Stevens. "uAk9own."
, 1881-12-12


tfark sfscrt- tr wrrn l.nsp nri tinndonr. I'm
gn2cnsent hf Frank l. Frnyue. "MarAn; or, TAe NJ
hIl!sts 1T ~. ttetersbury"
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Gke GeteQiasataE:
THAT AMATEUR FLUTE.

Hear the auter with his flute
Silver hutel
Oh, what world Of WAlllug Il awakened By ia toot
How II deIni-semi-qlAYel
On the mRddened air Of night
And deheth all Ondeavurs
To escape the sound or sight
OF the dute, Hute, hute,
With liz toolle t0otle, t0Ot-
With Reiterated tOotinRA 81 exa!perAted tools
The long .pTotIaclsd t06tSlinRh Of RgoniEEd toot
OF the hute, hutR, Auie, hute,
Flute, aute, tute
And the WheeElngI and the BplttingH Of IL tools,
should be get that other flute
GOldeu flute
Oh what deeper Rngllh will ltB presence IulhtOOt
How his eyes 70 heaven he'll raise,
A. he plays
All The dGJal
How he'll stop uS on our ways
With IL pTalSel
And the people, oh, the peoplel
That don't live up In the aleeple,
But inhAhlt Christian parlorS
Where be VlLtelh and plays-
Where he plays, plays, plays,
In the cFuRleat Of ways,
And he thinks We ought 70 listen,
And expects US 10 be mute,
Who would rather have the e1Fach0
Than the music Of his auts-
OF bis flute, aute, flute,
And The toOtlpRS Of lis loot
VI tho tooiI wherein he tooteleth It's ngoalEng too
OF the duet, auit, tOOt,
Phlute, phleEt, phleWRht,
And the t0OtlO-t0Otlng Of his tOpt
-BOltOE TTaHJcFipl.
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PIT 90 r. !!


CAHcER,-"suaeredi for yeas with cancer. Had II
cut out ibTeO times, j. returned after each operation.
Dr. Smith cured me without knife, cauStio or pain.
MRS. Il. NJ. ORCUTT
SuVVERED TERRIBLT.-"NOthing seemed 70 help
me could not get out Of bed. DR.. smith cured me
after others failed" zEPT. Phillip,
CATARRH AND DEAyHEM.-"BolIOTed myself Ia.
durable, Sense Of Bmell gone, fearful discharges,
speech Affected, Dr. smith cured me-
DYsPKRHA AND ULcEhTED sToMACH -"Tpat-
cured nS;M THOMAS HOLT, Insurance agent,
tt5 them 0T PTtisH YAH RE sRsh
RHEUNAuM -"suaOred tOrtures; Joints deiorm.
cd treated for ysan without relief. Dr., Smith
REV, HEsRr 8. REDyrHLp writes: a6sST ST. !
Ing from CaIarh and Lung Complaints. You have
worked MonderS In nv wiiOB case"
RRv, ". o. LADD, writes ;-"Dr. Smiths probes.
sonal services In my family have been most SitlSGo.
tory and lcommOnd him 70 oil ~ gentleman and
Bkllliul phyIiclan."
Ms. MARsARET KoLB sys:-"I had been Suaer-
Ing for seven yelTB aud II, Gt0d by many phyECIsnS
for pySpeP1Ia. DR.. Smith said had d taPe-Worm
and IN tEut hours removed monster 100 feet long "
FEMALE CoMPLAINTs.-ThTeO yIarS In hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advautgLI In such cases,
POTbonS cured Of Consumption, Diseases Of HOart,
Liver, stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Blood, Nervous Al.
feciOnl and Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, SCIOlula
and Asthma testify 10 my success,
Pills cured without tho knife.
Patients At distance may 10 treated by letter and
aitfacli0n guaranteed. chart Tor Bef examination
sent onrecelpt Of two threeCent stamps, and advice
returned free,
Consultation at office free, Once hour from n.
m. TO P; M, daily. Sundays from TO p. IN. Tall
j. 10. SMITH, M. D..
dOl No. l2i7, Market H., Wheeling, ", Va
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