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TIE COUN BUILDING.

THE elevators In the new Court House are as
great a nuisance as ever. OF the four only two
are In operation, and they are entirely tnade-
Quate to accommodate the public.
The boom in tho marriage market continues
More licenses were Issued yesterday thlty-one|
than for any previous day fur u year. and Tor
tle week the number was In excess OF any pre-
vfuu3 seven days.
THE Committee on Town and Town Accounts
have figured up the Gust of the Hut-dtn; rclist
fur sne ye4r ending Sept. |. and are Justly proud
uf the showing. They hnye spent S%5'@o1t against
81, ,s:u for the previous year.
TIE Hospital Committee is called to meet at
the hnspilal Thursday Mt oclock, The spectni
object ut the m:etinx Is IT, iuresttRat CHARGES
preferred against the management In cnhliec.-
ton with the pay-rul5 OF the lnstitnuon a''o
w1tnesscs are to be called and examined under
ourh. The conmittee desire u to De unnerstnua
III advance that such empi"yts as may be called
upon 10 testify oan testify With the uttno5l Tree
dom. the desire be,ng to get III the tncta IN con
nectlon with tho churEes, and &haf unaef ~
circumstances will any one pc allowed to W
discharged for telling the truth. :
, 1881-10-23
SMALLPOX.
Worse Tnsread Or Bctter-I1ow the DI2-
case L. III stnana.ed-Qucer Doin.s at


Worse 1neread Of Bctter-E1ow the DIx-
case L. I'll .ssna ed-Qucer l1oin.s at
the Hospital.
There were forty deaths reported yesterday to
the Registrar OF Vial Statistics. ut which seven
were from typnoid-fever. Up TO yesterday
there have becn ninety deaths from smallpox
thus far this month. The diseuse Is neither Dr.
Ing our nor is it being ersdtcated, aud IN few
duys, frum present indicauons, new pague-spots
will be uncovered. The management VI small
pox in this city has been very faulty. DR.. DE
Wolf, the Health Commissioner, who should pc
here to supervise things. IS still absent from the
ciIy.- A peculiar reeklesuBss Is eylnced around
the Health Oiica uhuuI the disease. And the
patient who walks in Is jostfed through the
rouln5 and placed In the private office, past
everybody tnat may be there On busness- The
Cnuucil shtl,ld, fur sct-preseryauon, locnte
Il retention hospital at s,ne point In the c'ty
where tue siual-pux business might De trans
uc1ed and duuhtlut cu5us he!d unt!l 1perf Is i
IL Is uuttl to diagnose N tho 1lrst s1pges betweeu
s:nnli-pux aud neuses, Anu SeYera1 nave been
sent to the peat-h house VINO hud no snalt-p po1
about the management OF the hospitAt. 1t IS ai-
legged thut the
PHYSICIANS AND NURSES GET DRUNK.
and that put elts aru neglected. and that the
deAlh-.u..: ulere nus beeti uuuSunly tarKc luz
lack OF prop r cure. There nuve been II" de!inlt
cGurges nnte. out these roupanis ara 1nuoted
about By trends Ut patients who auve been
taere. Ison.ion of casss in the city IL
.,ot enlorced ~ all cases, and it y
lessuu in itself to uutce that the
West Fourteenth street SohOI ba5 peen elt'sed
10 tue es.trt,t5 of Harber street ttcause Ut tue
prevalence ot The disease upun that slreat Ihe
State l,url If Aeu4tn dues nut seem tu cooper
ute w,th ur ave sucn ad ito the LOCAL hcstlto
authorities rs 1t snt'uid. II nakcs great pre-
1etlsuns, and dues Tut little The dsalh- rata
durug the past week will snuw no dlsnluut1uu
wueu Ill 1he reptIrts are ~, ana II any or 1ao
zrluutle clussea 1T O1eAsea will show an increase
III mortality. ruts durS tVt augur well, atd
calls for II more thuruuEh sys1tsn III sanllary
i1,spgcuon and II better csaunK III our streets:
Vucc.nullun shuulu b6 ult,rt tuDruuHoly ano
systematically entotced. At prHseuf1t is neit6oc
thoroughly done tl,r Is it followed np IN any
one district. Neighburhouds wheFo Asaa'l- Pux
prevails IRE run through, but III II very on hunu
,suy. AL this should be retneded. aid bttsar
eiftr,5 made u Frsa!4cAte the ut$eu5p.,
The deaths lruln smallpox rep.'rted ye$terday
OCCURRED ut No. 1;15 Augusta street aud NJ. IS
" t:sl North Avenue. Theirs wus dsuth At the
huspital OF u wuluNn taken from Nu- III buAa-
nell street. New cascs were reported IRON NO.
liz. West Congress. No. 6l5 West Twenty-nFst.
NJ. II West U.vt4lon, No. DeAI. Nh 2h5 NORTH
Ceufre, No. lua Newuerry. No. l61 Tuwnsend ann
M. II. Union streets scurlet fever WIS report.
eu froin M. 165 bunker street. ald tWu case3 ok
dtuhthataa {rusu NJ. 153 Ew.uX STREET
, 1881-10-23

cost $3.50; John Johnson Jr-. rour-story factory,
lluxG) feet, on Canal street. to cts5t $s3.oN;
Unj1rd Safes Rolltug-StUck Compupy, brick
sh"j, 1h,x:@,J teet. Blue Island avenue: aud
Foley rect to cost $4,ooo: A. = harris ~ fonro IL
State street. tu cost <l..W6; Jnhn McVoy. one-
store fanny, f5x1D0- feet: Nus u, 225, and II
Michigan avenue. to Gust f1,7uJ
+ MAYOR HARRISON yesterday had talk with
Pruf Rnrrett. Ut the hre-alarln telegraph. In re-
9urd tu plnc.ng wires underground and having
alt the telegraph lines CONG into the city upun
Que street. The Mayor requested PFof. Barrett to
call Il meet iug fur conference Of telegraph su-
perintcntlents in rexard ~ .h9 subject: The
mutely, and the Mavor says that there Is a COM
pnny ready TO buld~a tunnel IN which to Lay Y
cunpanes, The Mayor believes that they might
cnme in on Clark street On the South Side tu
Twen1y-second anu then take stme alley. kfn-
zje street might tic ~ udyMntayenusly USED on
the West Side. and IN the Nurth Side sulne street
could be- selecled: 10 this WHY. gil the obstruc-
lions Of Telegraph poles would be removed from
the streets,
, 1881-10-23

co,nhat hs Of OR iii and Nc"t.{d from The window
er+nncs:. luck Ut by-ptay. Of crcHtlns wnat IS
Technically termed cuisines" her claas CITY
and apparent sel1-reaervc While wattfhs u
s.r,'nu eifcct-the=e things nre even tntre eoia-
spfcuoua ttsn ever In her !mpers.4nutton ot fhe
dmughter of Rpnnd. She enters in the nrst Hct
having just been rescued from the clutcnes ot
the k,lrba rians Dy valor of Geruld. Oae NJ
her cnpturs. himself captured. - prisoner ano
brought tn the castle with her. Sared fro,u hur~
riblc fnte. tl!td win xratitude 70 Heaven ana TO
its nessenger, shrinking sti fr"n ths very
thought nf the savuEes who fought TOR her POS.
session. joyful At her 6u;e J. yet mindful taat
sne ls still Alntux stranyer5a gentle maiden OF
royal hit,oa. yet u!nnc anu unattended atnong
: rude meil-wullld she not naturally DC prey 10
-tne: most cs'ntlc11nx enott0nsf Miss AnaetsNn,
beauty and grace, lsnauss.yey waits tAo cue 10
speak her wetl-iuodulated lines or. nsaln.
WHEN the rotlSh chief Itpe'thd'tit, ca'led oanoI
gl.ng to tear from hts wrists the chnlns
and to rend the Christian timb from Lint, lItn6
whom she has just been snved. and knowing
their destructive patures-~nutd sne tiQt SUI"
some fear, sumo elnutipn, make some move
Wiz s Geia vi wo i.td stoidiy xatches the savage
cnef threuteuue BIS fathers life: Not n SOUL
moves! Not n guard stirsl These mny seem seem
small matters, hlt # s By them the actor SHOWS
bis ur her conception Of the part interpreted
and of the meaning the author socks to convey
III words MISS Anderson rs Il very LOVELY EeT-
IT,
the demands uf the ntISt effective scenes a!lo
sighting or neglectang tho retn4luder VI tue
play.
Of Miss Anderson's support Nr. Downing in
terprettuon Ut the saxon Chief t1eh tttrde was
the must s.ttsfuctury. HIS makeup was excel
ls,it, and If he would only ust* lever cultural
tunes his eleuution would be much improved.
HIS acting after his cha. ms were taken frtm MN
in the ttrst act was one ut The must effective
things in the play. Mr. Harris dressed tne pafs
OF Le,all in goud taste, and wns MUCH less out
of place than in the maturity of the roles u u
which he hus hitherto been seen. But he Is co!1
as Il lover, stir, entirely lace,ng in rr'ce .,f
uotiun or appropriateness Of gesture HIS
movement Ut the arms to enforce etrong
line Is mnre suggestive OF an a1teMpt
tD strike u sundhux Inan OF anything else. ar.
Studiry was very unsatisfactory as IMda'g: Il
pxr1 fully US n1urked and as Important a5 the
title role. Mr.. Anderson us RicllttI1t was all e1-
cced..,xIy lively old man. and Chnrtenu9He III,
ternutey tottored or strode as suited nis royal
pleasure. Ii WAS nut to be expected that III
producing d play for a slIgle representation
much attention could he given to the mounting
ana accessories. For thar reason the pains
tuken 10 he reasonably accurate in scenery and
costume are to be commended. The ladies' ~
Cnor!eIpagne's Court. however, did not weAr tho
same dresses that tadcs auect IN modern s'~
cjcty drumu. There were no marked h'tchts ~
the Representa- tion, which went very smoothly
for q tirst performance.
, 1881-10-23

plausc,1 lie whuln he wt,lid name WAS IL psa,n,
blunt. honest 'pr!gat Judge; lApplaus,e,. y The
LApplusc-] Tic numcd him mt merely for ip-
taursensent, bnt, in juslice tn thpse they rspre-
sen1cd. In Justice 70 the whole cnnn.uni1y. and
in ponor 10 themselves, he hOpcd ll1at they rise
10 tla dignity Of tbs occas:nu and nominate
Judge Curry b., standing vote and by acclu;uu-
CuL Snirsy 0tfefed his resolution, as . suost1-
tule. Tie WAS 1.of III favor Ut @s'tnH outside the
party TOR candidates. 1t w:ls unseelnly To nonlt-
v'..$ not Il Deinocrar. The purpose In view could
le accomplished hr ndorsrt1,r:,t
CITY: attorney Gr.nnell seconded the no'nl-
nluun uf Judge Gary. saying that ne w,s rs in
Aid: Sheridan s,lid it was either r4..ht wrong
tton fud st1ise enn1gh 10 ilt,,ue thu question.
and the matter should not be settled in cow
ardly way-sepd,ng It to the Central Committee
Kepresen.ative S2yton nude the point that
tho substitute vi 3 nut eermn1lc-
The Chairman nefd thas Twas: but that the
nn1io1, 10 taule It agreed 10, would carry every
-Aia. sneridan withdrew his motton. =
Mr. frendegast referred TO me no'ntnatlon oi
son1e 4ne whispered 10 Col Shirley, and he
Withdrew his sIl bstiLute.
Judge Carr was then nominated " a. rising
vote, every delegate snont.l.E aye
CLERK OF THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Que psrson-Tim crean, Of be w'tsr oticeL ;,
WAS nh.ned iur Clerk of the Grim l'al Court, and
he was nominated by acc!4tilaron.
: COUNTY CoMMlsslnSE EF:s- -
n, marian orI,oI SHIRLEY thcre befno hut, ,four
of n he Mfrecu jeIexa1es prrsen1 he nu11rnnron
~ ;, t-m,nfv Cnmt,,ssioner tor the Secund Dis
tr ct WIS deferred until Thursday, the delegates
to meet at 1ne Palmer House ut 10 Il. und re-
port The name agreed upon 10 tho Central Com
naittee.
For Commiss,QneTI;s frem Sop.n evre cncanu, 2oou
4 bnslpt waS nad, but 3attooxs gUI sitcn "a, a
j"r,y ny the tne .he EEhtse,5 sn.rs was bad "a uo
sSs9 % bis ,eaa ,a,n Sas d he
nation Of e';tfocks was tnaie unahoa5, -, rraa
hnr tpe M oInen oy ,,:'a,osi,oI.
srho dafe1.f.s fr.1tn the Fourth District
, 1881-10-23
AMUSEM. ENTS.
At'VlCKEts'S THEATRE.

4A ' I'm Ett'> I ii f.Alh r..
Miss Anderson closed her two~weeks' engage
ment with new MAY entitled :. me Duuphle ey
or Uot.nd" r-,r.i.t,, ~, ods,1a, gr,, ,ha
Tronch ~ uanr ne oa.,e.a 49, p ~. u;es ~ ,,n,e
Ford. of Baltimore: This drama is Il favorit
with Aiss Bcrnh.irdt, and the character of Berthe
is regarded Us one Of her great rGos An ex-
+.,jad s,aos.,a 49, -. 49, - &c.. =, M.
F'- e'''op..o ~ 14e P'''5 "*Ao st'eu ~ AA'H
TRIBUNE lust Wednesday morning, and 1t IS un-
necessary to repeat it here ut length. IL is &
rutnu nrfc histor,col drann rhn scene mid in
.Eu,a ,,d ,:, t,.,, ..,,,,- ~. ,,+ ~ .s a...t,
aua 'ne .'ls anoos .'e 'as. y. tuo e1ku.n
CnarenlaEne. Gerald, the sou OF one whu Is
known ia { ouut Il mn,,ru. INT is really Ganuluu
once y ,rne,cd ot,cer ~ f.h,rIcmnun< xho in
oeS t'uste" o1Aee' ~ tt"''p"''te' "uo' ~
an evil Anh jealous hour. betrayed his country
and suoriiluau the noble KulAud with many
,nora In 1ba, owr,t st,,cL of o,ma ~
1,a,ee.a,,a 80 's s~A -. "4no ~
1sonees'a.'es' re scues ttoa1 nes oa3on captots
BsFt'lc> lt"tdH4s daughter The young people,
de Num- r,tas u,rJbc ,c,rto tha r.wr, h,,r
4sy"'r 'aa@s ~ ~. a""' ~ .''o -,
uot oeto.e' w oanlupt, dntaa1g pas netfayeo
himself to ltaYenharttt, barbarian chief search-
ing for bis futher's murderer The scene then
chunges tn tbe C,nrr If .fyurzn onno~ 'o1 Air
.nh.r. rs's,,,, ~" s>,,nas ~ 1,",n"'.a ..n.,
cnallenSes any nubIe 10 contest It's possession.
None volunteer, and che shraccn is about to
ca,',s 80 40 oe.a.. "u "nu a.
,.,a ~. ~ c,,u, ''., 49, t.su:, 49,
ele nc Is Declared victor. oera'a anu bsFth< nre
about TO be betrp1bed, but KnueuAdFtlt ubjects,
nntnasks Ani4uiy, VINO then confesses his
Identity to his sou. They resulve 10 leave tue
Court togetner Berthe declares her in
tention OF remaining true to Gerald As
the latter refuses the sacrifice, -amauru
fails deid before them, anu there Is no iongcr
any obstacle. 10 IN. r,llptis vi the youux pco-
plc Sucn is IN brief ttle stury of tie piny. its
possibilities as to SCENT crecls custu,.llx, and
Stage mounting nre III cuursc nlmust unfi.nttcd
while to ur0uerly present If would reuuire Il cast
I. OF great s1rcnEtu ali through. rue hcru,ne,
The cxer.s,. If ,,m,,st,o, nnwer~sch ~ fne ecrne
aI the nann,,et: a1m.n ..,yhsn she w,rn.,ss+s 1bs
cuulesf h.1ween N1su,IT and f;ernii fr,,,n rne
puIace windnw af iT, her finn1 drcsipr, r., sr.tn
firm in her trust ana 1--we Fur the NUN 70 whuta
, 1881-10-23
WEST MADISON.


A Protest Against Transfers..
Some thirty citizens Of the far-aWay end OF
the Twelfth Wari met last evening in Il hall on
the corner OF California avenue and West Madi-
son street for the purpose OF denounctng the West
Division Railroad Company The immediate oc-
casiuu Ut this outbreak WIS the recent With
drAwai by the street Car company OF the Cali
fornia avenue cars. People who start from that
part Of the country to xet d1wn-town are now
called upon to chanKe cara at Western avenue.
TO thts they greatly object, aud they want cars
run right through. i:
Ex-Ald. Seatpp, who declared himself not IN
sympathy with tho movement, was called 10 rho
chnr- He said that there had been call for
up indignation meeting. but from what he bad
found oul us to tha merits OF the case. be could
see nothing to be especially Indignant over.
NJ. Belke stated the grievances Of htmsolf
and others They complained that ehere were
entlrely too many transfers between the ous!~
ness centre and California avenue, and that the
West Side Cumpany sought stnp!Y. to mako
muney ou& Of the people. The system which has
prevailed lnclulest tho running Ut every fourth
temporarily ubpllshed, and nDw the residents Of
the fur western tl.s.r Ct are dependent tor trims
slnr1hlng ought to ba done, especially ~ she
West Side Railroad wis constantly dem 4nd ~
new fraachtses and special privileges from TIT
Ex-AId. seaton said be had conversed With
the managers Ut The streetcur line. aud hAd ~.
eertuined fr,,m them tl.at the ss''ppa%s OF inc
California avenue CARS Wits only temporary. unt
was forced upun the road by the ''p'nk-eye.
aud other cau3es- Mr. Jones, Mr. Lake, ana
their desire aud intention OF giving the pe.ps
every accommodation .ney could a=k
III response tna suggestion Ut Mr.. seafon's tas
onerated from any cnaryes Of snc,vtlity ~ pa5.
se,tgcrs. A clt!zen wno agreed wlth tni5 xt'3
oe made t1oro perfect, 80 thar people wtA,ld not
havu to tramp hulf Il block III the mud Qn NO
tIop. a COMMITTEE OF tive was appointed to wAs!
and represent The grievances Ut the citizens to
tnetst. ,iessrs. 5eike, Waugh Fox. Che*h!re:
and Suter were named rs SUCH cu1nmtttee, and
jQurued for one week. =. -"
, 1881-10-23

NEW Yong. Oct- 2.-.Arrfved, the Republic,
from Ltyerpot!. al,d tho Ma!n, from Erer GIL. :,
sourHAxrroS, oct- 2--AFrived. the: Elbe,
from New York ,.~ .~..-*:=
QuEkxsrowx, Oct :..-Arrived. the Scythi4n,
fEaun Ne~ York. ~ F*' --'' ~
NEW YuRg, Oct e..--The overdue steamer
Bolivia, Of the Anchor Line, hha arrived. ! ~. :;
, 1881-10-23

received here thai fur n ancn,nen, nsmed York.
rurdr, Baker, aud Auore. living OH the Lower
;4ta h,yes have been Killed BY the lndaus. In
f,catluus nre that the murdcrsrs ate Wn4te
Iouutaiu Apachts- :.:.s ,.
, 1881-10-23
.tR1Y.l1QV

= YAzKros. D. T.. Oct 2.~-Paul Rnyatnn ar
rived today on his trip from tne head Of tho
Yellowstone to the mouth ut the Missouri,
th'sty-itve days ous. He leaves tomorrow
murntuX for below.
, 1881-10-23

BATTLE CRtEk, Mich., Oct 2..-rne Chicago
.Grund Trunk passenger train bound E.al with
u large number Of passeusers was dtsaa-d early
, 1881-10-23
OPEN Till N1YE IT NIGHT.

this m.>rnIng at Indian Lake, near this city.
Four cars were turnes, upside down. but only
two men were hurt-John Robinson and H.
Perry. Their injuries are not dangerous
, 1881-10-23

In 1880, in our three
stores, we 1etailed $4,000
, orercoats for the Male: Sex.
This year, the way trade
has been so FAR, we will sell
oyerThirty Thousand Over
.foats for Men and Boys:
Don't it seem as though
you stood as good Il chance
10 get q good trade in the
'Stores OF: the, Largest Re-
tailers Of Clothing on the
face / Of the Globe as you
would in these dark and
gloomy Eastern BRANCH
Stores around us that: the
owners don't ''SEE" once a
rear. The next time you
bass one Of them look in
and ''see'' the S'dark'' that
yQq could almost cut a
''chunk" out OF. ''DAN-
GER0US.'' !
, 1881-10-23

BosToNS MlCheA.. RELIEF FUND.-, r: ::
BosEox, oct. 2s.-The Michigan relief fund
o1nAnnt2 z6l nnA
, 1881-10-23
We seldom advertise
our splendid
Custom
!: Tailoring!
f.,

DEPARTMENT. We have
always had all the business
we could do: in. this DEPART
1ne11t. But we have just ad-
ded to our force Of Artist
Cutters, and now call atten-
ton to some beautiful Wool
ems, from which we will make
up Suits to order at $28, $50,
and $35; and these Suits pay
us just So profit, and we are
satisfied with that. y,
VIII you come and take
One?. -".~. - '''
, 1881-10-23

MAGNIFICENT
ASS0RT AEuI'
Hats and Caps
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS,
l1a1'geestStock
In this city ''too.''
DOING The LARGEST HAT
. DUOliaL10
Done in this city ''too."
Sim ply Because
OUR PRICES ARE "LO|V,"
And there are. no nicer
goods for sale than we have,
although we don't ask SIS
for Il 81 Hat. Mind that!
immense stack OF Winter
GLOVES. Oh, we have the
goods. You step in and see.
You can't make u dollar any
easier. We believe we have
the goods you want.
Cor. Madison G Clark -sts.
Open till nine at night.
, 1881-10-23
A FURNISHING: GOODS
DEPARTMENT
IT'S an easy way 20 save

That sometimes takes Is
men to wait on the trade.
Why it is so. Our CUSTOM
ers well know, the finest
goods i'll the world BUT
sold at very moderate
prices. We have something
particular for you i'll about
a week!
, 1881-10-23

Nillollgg!))by, g! !)
I'LL. {; Co.,
Dealers i'll the FINEST"
goods made on the face of
"THIS" earth, and who offer
them at tsAIODERATE"
prices. !: =:
COR. MADISON & ClARK-STS.
=. Open I'll! Aiee at Night bJ Electricity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-25
SILVER WEDDING.

on Wednes day, Sept. 2sth, about seven
" OF the friends and relatives OF Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel W Pierce assembled AZ their
residence In Hiram 10 celebrate their Sill
yer Wedding. The towns of Hiram, Por-
ter, Browndeld, Denmark and Freedom,
" H., were well represented, also the MI.
Cutler Grange Patrons OF Husbandry, OF
which Mr.. and Mrs. =. are active and
worthy members. Rev. Augustus L. San
born, who married them, was present with
his wife. Mrs. Pierce's aged father, Mr..
WIN. H. Lane OF Browntield. was present.
lie was grandson OF Capt. John Lane,
who was famous In the French and Indian
War and the Revolution, aud who was the
third settler OF Hiram. While some en-
gagged in various sports or games in the
house and grounds, or listened TO vocal
and instrumental music, Others gathered
around tne patriarch with flowing white
locks. and listened to his humorous anec-
dotes. and tales of days gone by. The az
ternoon and evening passed away very
pleasantly, the supper was excellent, and
we are forced TO believe that the wise man
who said 1t "is better 10 go the house OF
mourning than TO the house Of feasting,"
lived before the communication OF silver
weddings. We certainly can better appre.
ciate feasting, especially when We have
been dieting TO- it several days. Your
correspondent bore away the ,cish bone to
keep till the golden wedding, as a souvenir
fthe chicken pie. The company separated
at length with hearts overlooking with
gratitude on the one part for the bouutifu
repast, and on the other for a considerable
sum OF silver money, and large quantity
of useful and ornamental silver ware, to-
gether with the kindly congratulations OF
the givers. Such festive occasions are
productive of great good, aud aid in form
ing new associations aud friendships, and
bringing together friends long separated.
A spirit of fraternal cheer and kindlindes
pervaess all, aud fingers long in memory
as a fragrant and sunny spot in the march
of life. LLEwELLYN.
Hiram, oct. 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

SATURDAY, T. P. 0'Conner, Irish Member
nj Parliament. arrived In n w YORK, ana
will proceed 10 hold meetings In va lous
cities. the Irish Land Question be }! bis
t,tme.--Goyerno Wilt or Louisiana,
died AZ New Orleans. The grand total
OF the Garfield fund was announced as ne
ing 1857 1851 2l.-Drs. Hammond anu
Sirpms OF New York refus' d TO TESTIFY in
behalf of Gniteau "A bloodless duei was
fought near Richmond between State ,, u
ator Riddleberger and Congressman wise
OF Virginia.
Monday: The cable dispatches reported
the loss of 1870 British and foreign vessels
during the late storm on the western coast
oTEurope. -Bostou' municipal govern
ment ordered the extension of It's hospital
ity 10 the French aud German guests oil
the nation.
THesddy: The cornerstone OF the monu-
ment to DC erected at Yorktown was iOrin'
ally laid with Masonic honors; the chAr
occupied by the Grand Master was occupied
by George Washington when Grand NJ tstcr
or the Virginia Masons; the sash aBd apron
worn by the Grand Master were wOfAed ny
Mrs. Lafayette and presented To Washing
ton In 1854; the gavel WAS made from
portion OF the quartrr-deck Of the Uaitel
State frigatc Lawrence, Commodore Per
rvs fiag-ship at the battle of Lake Erie,
= ut. 10, 1918 There were further riot
Gus disturbances In Ireland.
Wednesday, The once famous steamship
Great f. stern WAS sold ut auction IN Lon
don for sl5O. 600. The Land League H.
sued a manifesto declaring no surrender IL
England. The literary exercises con
nec,ed with the Yorktown celebration toOh
place. In the presence OF Il large cruwi.
Thursday The Minnesota Republicans
nominated Secretary Window for Senator
The English Government proclalme,
the Irish Land League as au Illegal body
and all its meetings are 10 be dispersed bi
roIce The Atlantic House at Salisbury
Beach was burned; loss $4,000 ---Th'
closing exercises of the Yorktown celehra
ton took place with one OF the finest mill
tary pageant~ ever witnessed In this cOnu
try, 10000 men, all crack" troops, beini
Ia iue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-25
A TIMELY WARNING. OR THE EN
prRIENCE OLE MINISTER

Lyon suffer from =, neral debility, brough
on by too clo'e application 10 business au'
excessive brainwork; or from inCrra>.u
prostration aud sinking spells, that even
rest or removal uf the cause will not fe
licye, make haste To do Hs did rcyrrcu,
friend OF ours. He secured from his drug
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ing heard OF it, merit from phy~icitu
who told him not - take any other Bitter
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Iron Buffers. they all contained alcohol. an,
hal failed - give his patients lasting relief
nor should be- take any other preparation "
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Iron Bitters. they all hlackenrd the teeth
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head tchc. Tue effect was most satisrtctp
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raj force came back, and he fit himself al
together new man, full OF health, strrngti
aud yigor, and has continued 10 remain :.
ever since. Now he recommends Brown
Iron BiiterS % all his friend, which W
uuhcsitatingly DO to all Of our readers. -
Gtobc.