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DAIRY lsllQDuETS.


Upon tho question of dairy products and
tho rapltlly-incrrasing demand Tor good beef,
both Mt home IND abroad, all exchange Of
recent date says:
l'rlcrs bave lren going htshcr Tor aouac time.
mud the lpsnntl ia xhrp Thcrn Is M Immediate
Ernspcet thnt iowcr prices Will rsu very sf'''ll.
at hog,o mud nbrcal Is one thing tint kcers high.
Resides, there |. Il stronger demand III towns
and citrs tor gooi ,nlleh cows thlu tNs beer,
knowt, hcretnture. 4 burger humber Of per-
ttielr own Use nrefer. dong 81. tanr 10
rny for. milk !args'y diluted With watxk
An exchange published west Ut US slly
,hat hutcl,trs huye ncarly rs n,,sh
trouble tn uet stntk as tho tlcnters. and have to
lMy. steadily st !tTensnY prices Tho shipments
70 Enrtp. anl the mn'onsely Increased! de1nand
tnc attention nC fartnors III tho Mississippi!
Valley innrc exclusively to tho production ut
lMtf ard mutton, mud lesR tn wlent. Dlr,iHiry.
men wilt hayn 70 s1anu4o their cGws better, aud
Ktt innra milk from anAlcr number until they
c,D ralsr xnIno uf their own. n thing tl.ey Will
be Obliged to tlD for economic rcnsnns. Farmers
Will tvp tn sttliy M ntil apply tho methods Ut
business tlun In thDir business.
, 1881-09-24

Mr. ". f, Stbloy, Of Pana, ILL.,. has con,
Inouccd II l,uw cattle craze by importing two
Swiss cattle, Il breed new to tho West. 'rllero
nru few snail herds Of these cattle owned I'll
this country, princICm!y!u !u Now York, Gull
ncclEcut, md Massachusetts. They aro
distinctive breed, and laull frum tho original
stock In tho Caution Of Switz, In Switzerland,
III co!or they ure n beautiful brown, seldom
marked In any way, and arc remark-
nhfp us !airy cnttlc., Tt,cy tnAture
early alNl rcncll heavy weights.
u1Id nre rhpilly coming tnto. favor wlloroycr
knurf. 1ha1 those Hy's. catt|s {,ossees H!eElt
Of hiRh order. both ns dairy md beef cattle.
will hrirg whero kl.s,wn. II ts snltl thnt calves
twn weettK Oil bring from Sion tn $.No. Cows
fur $N1 cHcl, aud nj, u1lcr IT ,1 wGs recently
refused for Il buI! not fl.'te y yenra n!l. Mi:
slt,!ry owns tho only Swlss cntt!e ln 1.l0fs, aud
iHuriAt1ou.
, 1881-09-24
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, fe

fncnts pf tho.n instcrn cnIvrs hrc ticnrcaatr9 IL
entutlraR,nR. NJ Illen WIN ought to 10 Thorough
~ tNstaii assert that there ts mnte or less tni-
Ker fenn1 tletn.
1ndinn Tarritnry Nrc tlollllng their ycnry mect-
INKS. to prtvil fur branding ttleir flcr4. md tn
mako arrangements for tho fHfa "fo;tHA-Wp.'
they partako ut tho i,aturt. f curt ri Inst rC-
sort, hefDre which Is sGtt1e,l tho question 0f
ownership OF STRAY cnttln. tho bnft.lary lfucs nf
whIGh tho stock rMtscrs 1T tho Etates whcroln
fences arc tic ru.G know nothing.
, 1881-09-24
THE CHICAGO FAIR,

Tho first exhibition Of the Chicago Fntr
Association, Notwithstanding tic adverse cir
cumstances under which tile management
laborel, was brought to Il successful teiml-
untton on 'fuesday last, md the cnterprfsing
officers Of tin association declaru tllat this
success By far exceeded their most snlguine
expectations. So 1narked WIS tic favor with
which their efforts wure received TINT tho
rerlManency Of these yearly sliaws Is now
an assured thing, anl Chicago will ut once
assume leading position among the cites
where like affairs ar1 popular Rlaa SUCCESS
ful. THO latu fhlr In nil It's features coin-
mcndctt Itself to tic support a,ld uncourage-
nent Of Chicago people, al,d cacl year of
Its existence will add to tho Interest thus
aroused, until these exhibitions expand aiNt
nrou!sl! a,tt e9y;olit,ally become tho ' ne-
cnBo occupies central POSITION, especially
rs lLye'slock lnarket, alld presents tnsl.uG.
,nelIts for affairs OF this kind which nrescrnll,l
to mo nlaca nn The continent. Tho 1nunis!ccnt
pronpiaess With witch they wcru paid spenk
volumes Tor tho honesty AMI integrity Ut tt,use
ssSt"ps ia sff that ssts os e n
hrinE tlulr exhibits TO Chcnu., with tho .lAsur-
a.,co thnt prclnIu'ns hoGcstly won will be
Up"n iho OIL s,.ij % of tho itvo stock Mt the ro-
cent fair it cA,l bo stltc, without fear Of can-
b!9n tass f. c f s a nty o IN f
show of Thoroughbred and tlral. llotsca wRs onn
long tp Gs sGns!s.'nx ~ y gil Sf
rings tho samo !, de4rso II vxceslens;s
III s Sn fs 1x Al ss SatnE ese ii,
he "sst S d" 'e easses is ss!f' seep .IV is
nS s s. u fy q kn"~ ,s aa 70
AMurieA. The shuw ut swine wis equally mer-
, 1881-09-24

spteiai 0t1p1tth to Tht Chicago Tribune.
LoSnoS, Sent. Gl-ltobert lIcAtley of Cnra-
doc, while III tho field engaged will. hES sDl
ca,llp acruss some roots, Of which lie partaok
liberally, believing them to be wholesome
lie ulso asked his SOU ttepartake. hut the
latter refused. LII n fuw minutes afterwards
A!r llentley fell prt,strate III, thy te!tl, NIL
died IN III hour. Tile ruuts tllut he cut were
wilt! parsnIps. Ills death Is particularly
s,titlentnE frum thu fact tliat his brother wls
k!llea by Il bull lust WeGls.
Spfcfat Dspatth to The CHICAGO Tfibuns.
KINGSTON, Scpt. @.--W. lsfcharls, from
Sawark, y. H., representing Englisl. cari-
ta!tsts, thinks tiynrably af the establishment
here Of cutleO MILLS. The buildings mil MT
cl,lnry to manufacture thB mutcrial 1t II
calculated will cost Sl50,000. Il difficulty IL
expected 1t, lint being able TO 0l,tAil Nil tic
ptln cotton wanted. ~ tl.nt II this Inns to t}o
IlI,Wic tho outlay will r.ac!l SND, ,0M. Thu
,tlAttur awaits the npproyal Of the English
ll'tll.
5pteta1 pispatth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
l3NESl.AU, Unt., Sept. -. - Tho New
MrnlluElltes nrt, holding u cAtnI-lllect1nE ture,
alu II Is .taiiy. ylsitett ty thousands nf eDple.
One hundred families have. pitched tllasr
tcnts tut Lie entire Ineutllik. Thtru Is u larEe
stall Ut clerical ulld luy workers present.
Tho SERVICES nrc iuld alternately III English
ind Gor,,nl,. T'lle musical purt u tho
yuryicc fs afsD fn botf languages.
, 1881-09-24
Horns or No Horns: The Grow.
ing Interest in PoIled
Cattle.
The Chicago Fair Assooiatfon-The
State Board Of Agri.
culture.
Complaints of Unfairncss aud lncompc.
tency-1ncrcnsing Demand for
GoMl Bcef.
Live Stock Notes.


PULLED CATTLE
The Introduction, Of polied cAttlc into tho
Western Stntes l,as becNine Il tnNttcr nf Ill
tcrust. Within tho pnst two yours there ilHs
sprung up H growing desire to plnce these
iutnlcss Cnttle In Il position ut prominence
both s,s beef and dairy stuck. Thu lnlportu-
ton Of roIlcd cattle las lnrEcly Increased TT
late, and lit portions Ut the Eastern States
this itnrdy breed Of beef-producers aru rap
lilly coming into fnvur. To tic brcedcr, 10
whom profit Is tho controlling influence tl,at
spurs him upward aid onward iii tho
trade. tho matter Is ono ut Ercnt
personal interest, nnd tlle claius Of tho
friends of tho pollet-Angns breed mt,st inlsl
elcG to greatcr0r less extent tho entlro ct'in-
mnnity. West Ut Tic Allegheny Mountains
Sllort-llorn catlle tuyo 1Iad the preference
for ti.a past forty years rs lleat producers,
a1d TO create anything like n huom In tho Ill
tescst Of a1Iy other l1ree'l OF cattle rclu!res
1lotu'ily vast u1llount Of cnpltAi n thu tornI
Of lnn,iey, but those WHO lave thu bravery
10 Attrlhrt to create sucl, u move
1nrrt must a,so possess facts which
sns 81 eost o, Srce sats a n,snx sr fsfar
tavorlts, and evc,. thcn their eINeavors ~ cotn-
peto with thcIr fnyoEit snort Horns will, Ills
there aro persons wbo consider themselves com.
retcilt tn torccast the future, und thcep pttl-
yaes asssFS c s =" ea,t nr 81 a1oo to
gei,crnIly considered ns tho lending Dsoois. in
a. ars % aSsc ,nat III thoy e' ara s ess ill., ill.,
ciacd to ~ slc!n1ss. fur rinE without hort's as
as, o. 'Ions" s1.tc1se they d. tgt
whoso l.orna 4rc wes.poi, ul aanrsssisn warfare
s''asHtx s9"tsHHtx o.e est" sne ard that acy Ssfy
tho !1,osi vinietiyo and cruel Of my In thu lsf.
, 1881-09-24

yanccs Will probably bo made until after tho
Rnnllnl fair.
Refined sugnrs a,ul cofecs have advanced
Ernt, MIL inDlussGs and Shrubs hive de-
cHltd upward lnnk
Shest-iron Ia higher oil light amply,
aftl nulne leNti1t1H tIrttRs hive tuvancetl. 50
tHr tho fall trAtfN 1as u 11inSt encouraging
lunk.
Provisions tlroppch tlown n sl1ntln frnnl
tliB 0p!l,lilx Uf thu Wcrk. tht II ttnrttOll att
IN. anil thu winnie list cf0sed stsung With MI
upward tendency.
, 1881-09-24

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept ,<:3,-Thoso is n
gooll demand for cut blast IRON Of ail grades
ut full figures. but lnast Ut tho furnaces aro
80 fully sold alIead tint they will not book
further ortlers, aid Bules In consequence uro
limited. Theru IL u good supply Ut CIR
wheel irora, but little Or no slGniald. Prices
on nli Irons are llrln, With u tendency io
higher figures.
Hut is ilrm, With very small supply on tho
mnrkut., Salcs nr1 goud, Will lfr,n Al,tl
Str0nK tleMnalM.
ChceAo Is iir!n, with good salcs and active
demand.
Seed hayc been tlrm aud steady, with d
g0ntt lloIna,lt!,
ffatn z M ,tr mu at qHits itl sy, tatr ;ftn@%
sAlcs Ut low grntlus. 1tecelpts of new cotton
arN larEer, with very EooA Aelhand,
Tltn provision nInrkGt llAs Icen dull dur.
!nx thu past wcek. l'rices aru we'll sus-
tuiilcli Uil account nt light stocks, but ltttio
Wlniet.eNrtti Ete.t ta here.
floNr. IL trlll, With FUR demand. Sales
aru medium,
, 1881-09-24
TO the PUBLIC.

Of Dn. AADWAY'8 old u.e1tablishel l.. Il RENE.
pkIs than the base and worthless limitations OF
theul, a. thofo arc Fatse Nesoyents. kelIefsi I'd
that thp, asMp "lsadHay" u oa rhas |o9 bv1t
, 1881-09-24

4 specimen "run" In Australia, a. de-
seEtbsa BY \ EeceAt EnKlls4 tourist, " sitA-
, 1881-09-24

jsAI.TfAff)RE.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 2h-'r1e stock market
ut tho pnst week showed more fir,n11esy.
Mnncy WIS plenty Mt q ter cent OIL cn1l. For
tseslrnbg prominent Investments lover
toprosailcd. Speculation 81 inllatc'l prices
tlat tho expurt trntte fell 0tf. Tfle general
,norchnntllsc markets WIS fairly active. Dsy
sl,nde.l of unslrr lfght .srn,n.ltl. Sugar
cinsca strung ut III atlvancc for refined. ltaw
was wttlltit transactions. Sros wheat citscd
],urtion. trhe nnrkut clusesl very strung,
tbUIgh there WIS very ltl!U extDrt tclnatu
Receipts Of WHEAT t,r ti!a week. slstHst
hnslttciIs Salss, s9l,e; sXlpttss;, l,p It,,
4 steady .adyauee froin OsH cents
spot, futures following. There was nltira ex-
Inore actiys; iiScsipts M s, ior tie wesk, ss 81
tho elevators tl,cro wrru 6G;,gw Bushels. rhs
teinIWrary ci'tn,ccMelit Of extra st9ranu
fectca business. t)a.s werc tir'n, with no
changu In pricrs Receipts nro coni nipnrNtivcly
large. Nye Is dull. lseceip.s arc ,nnre thnil
ea,la! to the @:ls'nand, An Prices ars ySry well
at steady prices. Thu llnrkgt was moro uet:
hnt thg demand was fnr Immediate wants,
tfr'nlcss: lilo stogk i s'ils.ll ailI hoitters
ihS w West. Datler is '''ts'' s,:sttes' II il
c!nico gra.tcs prices Advanced, rhu
it'H.id., .C!oesa, was Arn far ci.ofce intcrIar.
a1,d skiing wlthulit tlc,ntA>d. Eggs wrre
sCnrcgr.- Prices Nar.tllepd 1 cents during thu
wcek. The live,stuck niarket showed put
, 1881-09-24
RIDIYltI7y REMEDIES,
HEALTH Is WEALTH !!
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind.
RAnNAY'S
SarsaparilIian
.RES0LVENT..

purn blood mnkes so1nfi !1nsh strong bone, aud
clear skin. II yoii wontd hnve your flesh hrfn,
YOUR D0nus sound with0rt earics and your cCJus
LIAM UEStlI.YENT.
, 1881-09-24

LiAN ItESULVENT.
A Grateful Recognition.
easo Is truly victory In the healing nri: TINT
rnnsonln1. power that clearly dscerns Drfeca
and supplies II fen1otty: that rcstorea stop by
stef.--by deRrees-the body which has been sloM-
" attacked nt,d weakened by an trstdlous d1s%
easH. nat oniy commands our respect but tie-
iifshcd mankind witt, that wonderful remedy,
lsalway'H safsapnri!llan Nesolvent, which ao-
c,mpt!ehcs tns result. and suffering humanity,
through long days and long nlghta, owe him
thofr gratitude. e."-3fedtcat AIeasenger.
FALSE AND TRUE,
=. We extract fr1m Dr. I,a.twaya ~Teeatise on
Disease and 1ts CMre," na follows:
LIST OF DISEASES CURED ny
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
CmKINrMAh, EMRISTMAS!!

Ho, for the good thiCgs. Ctr n, Is md II
cts: lemon and orange peel Is cts; We have
fail line bdna as and oranges Tor Christ
mas lemons, u eta. a dozen; tlne mixtur, 8, ID
'ts: st, IL cts; best layer raisius, 20 Cts;
PinceSs shGl.ed alm0r Is, rs cts. cream nuts.
l. cts; tnghsh walnu;s. II cts.; colder dates.
/ ID cts; Valencia rails MS, II cts Masca el
raisin', IL cts Sultanas, IA cts !; figs, 10 cts;
prunells, ~ cts. GcrnSa pears l. cts;
| swiss apples, IL cts; New York pluns. u
cts:4Is Of peaches, % cts lt'lian peaches,
| Is cts: fancy pared TEA hes, 10 cts table
peachea 20 cts. " can 5 J,s evaPOrated ap-
! ple' - cts; golden pumptln, Il cts. can;
Lima beans. 10 cts. 1an; straWb rries, 10
cts, % can. We have seedess hsrries, hucGle-
berries, hlAckGsrries damson plums, Cait r
MIA p!ums, oneida packed apples, cts 1T.
catsuP, Il ctS piats, 10 c1s ms urunes, rs
c s.: currants. , cts: finest French prln"s, IL
cts. Have You triea Ouc ream choose, If not
Try L: c" nserrie, s, II and IA cts. a. did
y0u see the California sugar st 8 cts. Il H. u
sTeeten your Mince ies; butter at ~ cts,
makes nice Yie crust; solid packed butter at
IS cts; IariGea, cts; Mamuka, 20 rt': i'm
lprted Relatine as good as toIe's 10 cts
paper: sugar at 6L, 7, sand 8 cts: gran
U sted 10 cts c0tle from 10 p to g. cts they
come from sll parts for oar Buterc' p gin ar
snaps at 10 cts fruit biscuit, 2 TBS for25 cts
our dollar bag of -four is excel Mt: our "
barrel oi -four Is good: :Our eight dollar ti0nris
whl,e: la1ies, we commend our his mas
offering of tea for enc week; our do lar Joas
at SO cts g h. 'or one week otl.. We have
lot of brooms at % cts lot of soap NJ cts.
worth I; large lot OF starch at ets = H.;
hOrse radish, 10 stS. Come TO l03 f. 81 Sixth
; REQ and see if you don't get .yo"r money
back. L. M WlENs
decl1+st
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
THE ECOAL8lL OUTRAGE.
Intense Feelirxs Of Indignation
Toward the Perpetrators OF the
DAsterly Deed.

No hing that has occurred in this
city fer some tinlr, has raised such a
Storm uf iniisuat,o, \, the WORK Of the
CoWa.diy NNsCraufs who spoiled 4
uuau,ity of meat with coal oil on last
Friday evening. II was one of the most
cOutenptible means Of revenge that
Coud possibly enter the nina or heart
OF iienh, uluch less human being. II
is no doubt correctly supposed who
were the instigaIors Of tbs outr" ge, but
why men .hould take such means as
this for driving away competition, Is
hard ~ conceive If the parties who
are selling meat on the curb are doing
it in violation OF law, there are legal
met hods Of ohtaining redress but on
the contrary they are complying with
the requirements OF the law they must
be projected.
II is true that these men not having
heavy rents to pay, may se!L their pro
ducts a little cheaper than some others;
but that Is no excuse for any such pro.
ceedings as trausp.red on last Friday
evening. There Is not a respectable
hatcher in this city, who would counte-
nance such an outrage, and 1t is the
opinion of many persons that those who
did this deed belong to The class that
the REPUBLICAN, waged war upon
some time ago, for selling diseased and
inferior meat. The perpetrators OF
this cowardly act, may not, for the
want of sufficient evidence, be brought
before the oar OF justice, bur they may
find ere long that they have fired ii
boomerang. that will return aud smlte
them with greater force than it was
thrown at their victims.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
Indians Starving.

The collector of Customs at Pembina,
now ia st. Paul, MINI, has received IA
telegram from the United States Com
missioner announcing that a delega-
ton of Indians had arrived at Pembina
from the Pembina Mountains, some
tIirty miles distant, with information
that The Indians there were star wing,
owing 10 the smallpox regulations,
which prevent them from securing
sunp,ies from the settlements. Cap
tain Collins, of Fort Pembina, has vol
unteered to forward provisions to these
Indians. The facts have been tele-
graphcd to Washington, with the re-
quest that authority he lrante" 1or
sending small army rations to the tam:
isbing Indians. They reside on uncec. +.
ed lands of thcir tribe. and both the In.
dian and War Departments have been
advised that immediate relief is need
ed to save their lives.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
Election on EIOcusinn.

Professor j. A Congdon, who lectures
ut the Household Of Faith on Wednes'
lay evening, is recommended by Rev.
j. n. Newman, for merely rector OF
the Metropolitan church, Washington.
1t is said he Ii .s taught more eminent
men the art Of elocutiOn than any one
in this country. Thomas q. Addison
rector of Trinity church, Washington,
who was one of his pupils, says: 81
have besn long familiar with the prin-
ciples Of e'ocution, and have studied
under two OF the mos. distinguished
e,ocutionists of the country - Speaking
of Prof Congdon's instruction he says:
at was manifest that ! was for the lrst
time in the Lands Of master"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
H aryIapd Items.

The Shobe farm, in the 9Th district,
Cecil county, containing fifty acres was
sold on Tuesday by r. Hainas,as Trus.
tee, to DIR. Marshall, of Milford, Del.
who re-sold it TO George Price, Of Cecil
ton, for 81 500.
WIN. Fl Pierce, of Cecil county, who
died last week, aged Is years, was pro.
genitor of q family of eleven children,
eighty-two grandchildren and fourteen
great grandchil 1ren-in all. one hun
dred and seven persons.
The appropriations asked for Mary
land harbor improvements include
Chester river, 5000; Choptank river,
$4,000; improving water passage be-
tween Deals Island and Little Deals
Island, 5000.
Speaking of coughing" says Mrs.
Partington, "some will cough till their
face gets black and blue and never
think OF buying Bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup"
For two days during the past week
Caroline com y was withouta Sheriff
Sheriff Sisk died on Sunday afternoon
and the newly elected Sheriff Cohec
did not bond until Tuesday afternoon.
A debating society not far from Elk
ton, has decided after much wrangll1g
that local option is nota benefit to Cecil
county,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
STATE RlCkIN GS.
Items Of Interest CLEANED from
the State Papers.

New Castle pcople are about to pur-
chase a steam fire engine.
James Benton Of NJ iford shouted his
shoulder out Of joint AT a reviva last
week
Kent county wheat fields show the
presence Of The fly.
One establishment aL Milford has
canned 27j, 900 cans OF tomatoes during
the past season.
Ont of the two or three thousand bills
presented for the action Of Congress,
Della ware has none.
The United States tax from apple
Brandy manufactured in this State this
year, will amount to Sj5, 900. The State
ought to have received about 5000, but
little effort is made to collect The state $
tax.
Adam Dayett, of Valley Mills, has
improved the brea It of his dam, 1T All
expense of $500 TO $1,000, 50 that III
cases Of heavy food the water can run
over top of the dam instead Of being let
of through the gates.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
am all.pOx Scare In Ciucfn n at,

There were tbirty-one new cases OF
smallpox reported to the Cincinnati
Board of Health on Thursday. 1t is at
present in all parts Of the city, and the
number OF cases Is slowly increasing.
1t is feared that they will continue to
increase ~ the winter advances. The
: .'ssvsWtltian Koch, PASTOR of the Lu-
theran church, on Cutter street, was
quietly buried on Thursday. He had
died of smallpox, but the nature of his
disease was not generally known. 1t
was proposed to hold the funeral ser
vice in the church, and large attend
anCe was certain. The arrangement
was interfered with by the officials, and
the congregation then, for the first time,
became awa.e that the sickness from
which their pastor and his family had
been suffering was smallpox. The
Health Officer reports that the privi-
lege of free vaccination is being accept
al
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
voice From the Press.

take this opportunity to bear feSti
mouy to the efficacy Of your "Hnp Bit
ters. Expecting TO find them n"llse-
GUS and bitter and composed of bad
"hiskey, we were agrcrahIy surprised
ut their mild taS e, just like a cup OF
tea. A Mrs. Cr2ssSell and Mrs.
Conner, friends, have likewise tried,
and pronounce them the best medicine
they have ever taken for building up
strength and toning up the system |
was troubled with costiveness, head
ache and want Of appetite. My ailment,
are now all gone. have a yearly con-
tract with II doctor to look after the
health of myself and family, but !
need him not now. 5. GllLILAND,
Peoples Advocate, Pitrsburg, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19

Market street, will prove very prof ta
bic, The novel surprises which are
constantly being exhibi,ea in this line
can all he found there. Also a clioce
line Of dry goods, notions, etc, all OF
which arr selling at remarkably low
prices krisS kringe predominatcs in
all his glory, in the nogth window and
Is surrounded with thousands Of dolls,
little and Zig, giant drlls, brides and
groomS, mama and papa dolls and
dear little baby dolls Just u day old,
who cry loudly for their mamas.
Ladies', however. will not te content
to receive pres"n', only, but wish to
make them, and will make them, and
will want 20 know where articles for
which gentlemen have weakness can
be iound. Mr.. W. T, Cole, No 2O2 Mar
ket street, displays reaiv-made shirts,
silk scarfs aud naudkerchet', hosiery,
um breilas, ard many other choice no
velties in geutlrmen's wear.
HOUSEHOLD, ART, ETC.
There is not place in the city where
so wide a rang" Of taste tor the beauti-
tul and til. useful in holiday goods may
be exercised as ~ tac china and house
Stut" ut Wa. Lawton, No.
6Oj, Market street. Choices desi4 MS m
b!sQHr figures, hruo2e,, antique and
modern brass and rirh cut glass are
displayed with great variety. There
are also many rich, new and beautitu!
pieces Of Dresden, Vienna; English and
French china that cannot tail to satisfy
the no,l critical and exacting tas e.
The teachings Of decorative art and
the innate love of the beautiful among
our people has CauSed great increase
In he taste for artistic decorations in
the homes OF our citizens. L. &. q.
irr.nman add Co., No. All Market
street, afford thosr in search Of these
beautiful objects for holiday nfts uu-
So. e for selection. Their new
stock comprises u choice selection OF
; Iina and glassware, lamps, etc.
IT,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-19
Testing Relief valves.

On Saturday evening there were thT'"
different relief valves tested by tne
Water Witch steamer; the Pounty OF
Baltimore, the Mayor OF Detroit, and
the Foley of Philadelphia. They were
subjected to pressure of l25 pounds,
and although they all worked i'll d sat
istac,ory manner, the Baltimore va We
seemed TO be the favorite with he fire.
men. Shortly after commencing the
test the crowd Of spectators received a
complete drenching by the bursting Of
the hose near the branch pipe. Some
of the unforiunatss took it good ma
turedly, while others cursed and growl-
ed, as though it was put up job.