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II 10 boston Worcester. Nashua Porutnt AT ias Ess
90 S;saLnoTJ Pier Nc - NJr;l Rlysr
at . u III INE Su4IAS vAs3JtJL LiIied i.cGeSs -
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave HOw.YOrk loot Liberty ST.. N. f.
VIA BIancIpOrt
For sandy Hook, S:l5. HAS m. m
Por Monmouth Beach, SeaDrght and Highlands, D, SID
ll:4ja. m, 1871. 4 D. IN
Via Red Bank:
S:l5 q. n-F0r Manchester, Toms River, Barnegat &C.
$50 pm For MANCHESTER Toms RIVER, ATLANTIC CITY
ami stations 30 BavsHie. 80
D. m.-For Writings, Toms hlVef, Barnegat, &C.
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IL Stcauiers PeuXsD d,y SUNDAYS cNcrptcI Jc
New.Havea ~ and lIiD y. IN, cOnIectihs Wita roiL
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing t1lArY IL, 1881.
throtp n trains wi leave brand CoItrll DjpJ.
SlU ~. Western All NJriierI EKpoS1 ID R)SloSlS.
l'!aitSLuIg. ST. AiOaas M I1Itral. 49,
IU:5Da Chicago Express drh|InS.rOo cars VI CAhab
GaIcUa l.oclit5t,r auI Budaih go .... -, ,,,...
ll:UO l. 10 Aibtiy and Troy WIN cIaHs 'Dl' " CHSA
S.ratbga, G.ca's FAILS aad .Itlltd
OOp. m. ACcDuTIriIu - AlO1nv an rrpY. $500 49,
CUOp u. 81 LJus ENUTcss dslj wan slsSP " cN' DE
It L0nl. runllng tlrlIsi :y;rY day Ia, %osk al'b
for Auburn Road stat AL fot BiINI IJ9i1 Az O
tro ald cAccDung SLlIIy Gi4a. 1r AollrJh VA 'A'''
uuTg. ,-.-.z. -, o..
ROchr,tcr Banao ,'icyclni TOl5lh D9rot All Gll)Sp
n excepting SliIdac night iHr hOntfrl VA ~ ADt%
ll;3Op N,sLt Express S!ti ,oeHlS cas- - Albany
amt Trey. .,,.,,--.,- -, =.
W,sot;'s trcSS DIl'4 Plrr1llsb .Hi 80 ana 9la
I;r,lawny YORK lII IS; Wa ,tjlst0pjt., Br5Okyh
j. NJ rOUCl:I. Cen. ~Hn - Is. MISENEtS Cen PsSI AgL.
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FREEHOLD AND YORK RAILWAY
Il CONNECTION. Leave foot OF Liberty for Freehold
at $40 Has a. m: 1, 0:30 p. m.
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BanRln9 houscs ano 8anHtrs.
pipi0eno Notices.

OPgICECF CHICAGO II. PAU, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
l,AMWAY CO.. - BROADWAY, 1890 I
NEw.IOiN, yafch TO- 1921. }
DIVIDEND of ONE md rifRhE-QUAR
~ rl;,S PER CENT a 81 has this say bee declared upbl
IN, prrrTrs, capitol Of tu4 company payable prl
- i--I. 10 stock old-rs uf record March 30 in't
Transfer book, Gloss March 80 AMI open Apin "a J.
Il. T. FLO |Er, fIcl~iu"G
OFFicE or TIE STARR ''RovR SILVER Mining COhfANY(
no. > %Ass A. 81, COU,EI - hlast.. $780,. Z
NFy.YoRK, March H. lSSl.)
nIVIDEND NO. 5.-Tnr Board OF Trustees
nave his day declared the ragUar monthly dividend Of
rgu 900 brirg o. PER Gen I ON TiiE tAPiIAi .
arOt X Of the COMPANY or TEN CENTS plsk suALE.
tiy ah!r on the ,ilSt inst. a. tllS nj g. , -,
Inc transfer books will Cp' on N" 5th 70 me bl1t
nr ll-iy". 80 IN ~ 30 IL " 4'i'l- -o'f''"y'
WILLIAM +. CI.AJsS. PIrs.ieHL
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VAIL RIVER LINE For BOSTON

NALL, RIVER LINE FOR BOS TON
via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER;
Through Tickets Baggage checked to All principal
Eastern points n, =, cnr oN,-,oay.
e YoTt j,,'v Sundays excepted from Pier -. n. H., iOot
OF Murry.st.. az con NECiION wa Al NEA .5'sua
from Jersey Lity, from Brooklyn, 400 D. m =,
TICKETS, STA1'EROOIS, Etc. can ne . talneu az ~,
principal hotels aud cEet Oyes at Tie once ne. 20 anu
DO steamers. hORDhN q LON ELL ABon'S'
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Steamboats, ato Ndilroaos.
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE WEST.


u. - via philadelphia, Baltimore and WASHINGTON. -
ana after Dec Passenger Trans cavr frem Centra n
NeWJersey depot OF the foot OF Liberty ST. ~
mrxcept Sunday for Washington and the "es WIN
Up mDary fer washington Cincinnati Chicago and So
lou Entre tram runs through 10 Chicago. also through
llSO m.-Daily. for Washington and the West with
sleeping cars attached. - 49,
The New B. and o. PALACE sLLEPING CARS attached
TO all tralna
No other line makes faster dime u the West
trains arrive from tho West al tao m, enc G2u
pm.
Principal NewYO ONCE 3l5 Broadway also GA Broad
and baggage checked to
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
BROOKLYN foot Of FUit & Je In WHAT s"'i0n ~
Gomme.cing December l. lsS0-Leave NewYork' foot OF
Liberty ST.. as iOlaRs
6:sQ m-For Pennington Eas,on Allentown. Reading
1870 m-FOT schOoleys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
D. L. western H. H. EasiOn. allentown Wilkesbarrs.
$40 4. m-Por Pennington Easton Allentown, ReadaE.
Harrisburg Manch Chunk, WiliamsDOrt TamaGua Drfon
NanticOke Upper Lehgh scranton &c
m.F0r Flemlngtop Eaton. Allentown. Beading. Har-
33n p. M For EssIOn. Bath mauch Chunk, TamequA
DflftOn. WnkrebzTre, scranton. &c.
4:5Op n-fOr Scbooeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
4;46 p. m.-For somerville, Flcmin gton, &c.
$50 p m.-FOr kaston. d.. L. and w Il r.. Allentown.
Reading. Harrisburg. Manch Chunk, WnkesOarre &C.
Sunday trains leave al $40 IL Tor Bound Brook
intermediate stations ct $50 D. Eason. Alien
town, Harrisburg and the West -. -.
For Newark 645 H. l5 S45. 7l5, 7;i5 Sl5 sf5, Vbp
$50 10 1890 l:lo M: I'm. 3, $3.50. 4:3O D. $50.
5:45 o. G:l5 $50. 7:lj, $40 $40 1915, il5, i2pm
trains local points Time Tables al stations
Boats Of the Brooklyn and Es Annex make connexions
70 and from Jersey CITY station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI.
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NEW. YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI

ALL kAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. South Amb0y Rod
Bank Long Branch Ocean UToys Asbury Park Point Po
aUL, TOlDs River Barlesat, ATLANTIC CITY, sc
Leave New York, idot Iberty-st. at D. sis. 1lio M
1880, $3.50, 4, $50 y. N.
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nN ~ NTrEN INNUAnY b. N.

nor.prE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPRoyTD TQUtP"
HHNr AND TifE FASTEST TIM CONSISTENT
WIlu ABsOLr III SAFETY.
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WrsIEEN [ Mon IIFGRAPH tuNrAAY,}
SEW iOGK, March L., lsoI.

SEW OAK. Mach L., 81.
nIVIDEND 80. %.
I'm EJa!d uf Directors have d"clHd quarterly dVl
DEl NBBNI.IiALF Pr ttES ! UiJv ti' apiiai
stoc, If in, n.ply. from the nr' rcfrna o We uec
list ts,ant.g hb,r az tht once o. lo
and Ii.r the ljth dn. 81 Apr hoAi 10 s'Ir1
hpu,rS record Ia" -1ti Of haTt! lnallhl,
49, t,. s. 49,, nm. - o. ga ONEIIALF PER ENr IN
t,si wil be- d the lp,drrs Suci cCruhratoS OF IN
of THIS GO upauy ~ may Oh 5i1ndn g at the
r,o-r o. u.usirr books on the 'th OF MaIC instant
.us.r H' O,ci - O'clock on 10 NJ CT
noon Of :Ir instant ami op Ne" On Ia morning
OF the Iotn ~ Aprl r. H. ROCHE ffR lr.IsufeI.
OFFt,p OF INV DINKIN NP;INU COMPANY.
No q iIsOAusr. NEw.IUSk. March 10. 1851
TENUE BOAI,D of DIREC TORS OF this con-
n nv we Ihs dAy drCn al III dividend 40 80
OF Fifteen tillr4ud oar4 bcing aal hall IN cents
IuI si,li'. ptp BE Aprh J. ,,
r. T. CHOiLAR,
Secretary.
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vVvO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

N1HETEEN TRAIN! FASH. W " nAi! ~ hM,MSt"rp
"O-'i'' - TWO IN NEN.I ORR.
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rurA,rargs OFFICE MrlnoroMrAN tLRyAgED

'TTTE WJNKI EKIll DIV IIIT'.' =, " 49,
AND ALF ,I'.i cen; ON the ca'ai STOCK OF !is
cpnauy viii hc aud ater t.r LIST oi Ann GrNt al lie
urir an the iIH,l Company No - Ntiu s. view
Yk 10 tge srchurre 4 MOnoay, tLc-sst ins
- O.. .. ,,..,... ., Oh,
NJ II IN a II trorcur1 Santri. y. The "a Of Apit. next
~ ''''' " " JHTIN +. BODY. Treasurer.
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I EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

i i pass ENGER TRAINS snd after June ]. 1890 VII
Love denotS foot Of aud DcsbOssests az TAO
n D. H. aud ESQ IN. lJr EasOn Bea!eheW Allentown.
Rc,J}ng Nluch CnunK, WIkcblTrc, TOwaui1, Wayefy.
iac1 GENEVA Lyons Bnla!o and The West Pullman sleep
inr arches attached to G30 o. III. tram.
Troins leaving al TAO and / D. m eonnect TOT AL
r,inLs in Nabanuy amt Hazlci0u coal regions
i''" = B BYl NGrON, General Passenger Agent
General Eastern ONCE coiner church anu Orlanit 49,
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financial

bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want 20
ID Gct The rrbnne Almanac Tor 1874 gysi tl) ngura'
n,,4 states ilevands All Expsndurs sac1 1919 Prcs
- cent? Ly
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lib following were the receipts aud shipments a
and from Chicago and Milwaukee tO-day:
Receipts. shipments.
, 1881-12-11
A VOICE FROM .GDaD0N's,

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-I see BY one or two Of
the daily papers that the suit of Geohegan s.
Reyell las been dismissed, thnt I have taken
down my signs, and have stipulated that
there would be NO further occasion VI col,l-
plAint'' Oh the part If Geulegan Il ktvell by
advertising ur using as q sign the much
hYphenated word Go~again l. Rer-ei. The
facts are these: drSt, l hever did any bESi-
ness UT attempted it under such il name. 3ty
business hits for nine years been conducted
i'll my own nanle, even before either GeOhe-
gan or Reveil were engaged in any such
business, except :ts my clerks
did advertise to my customers to Come
as dealt in, and | had a sign to that effect
up I'll my place of business, and this WIS
done Without any thought or Intention upon
!uy part to" Interfere with Geo|tegan j.
Rcvell's business. as the invitation published
III that manner was always accompanied by
my own name and place Ut business. and
tile public We're invited to cs,ule there.
The suit Instituted against me by Geole:an
s. EeyeIl h;ls been Withdrawn BY 4 stlputa-
tion ON file in the Circuit Court to the, ef-
suit, each party 70. pay their own costs, and
myself not to claim any damages against
Geullegan IL seyrli on account Of Issuing out
the injunction against TIE. Last spring l
abandoned that style Of advertising, and al
though all order was attempted FROM the
court (Judge Barnuul) to co,npe! me to take
down my signs early this year. it was re~
fused. Yet, Notwithstanding this refusal,
discovered in August lust that my mode Ut
advertising injured rather than Increased my
business. I.Uf my own vHIlEi0n, without
consulting either OF my attorneys, removed
the said sign, and have successfully since
that tine managed my business at my stand,
22J3s-2a04 East Randolph street, where will be
pleastt 10 wa't np"n l',1 my many gust customers;
h.4rnrait1s IN 1tiv kind Gf nf}t}dS in lir line
, 1881-12-11

pteted an 'oratnr!o entitled * The Redemption "
for the Birmingham Festival, and WIN will per-:
sunatfy 6uperinteud its production and conduct
the rirst performance. The work is on n large
seu1e. md the rellg Gus ferror OF the composer
OF u Faust" has INDUCED him to derote more
than usual amount of energy to It's preparation.
xitte n,ese Ia verdict, however, which tho pub
ifc has yet to- fudorse. Bur Catholic zeal aud
II. Gonnod bus asked and viii receive ef.0V ror
his oratorlo. The Birmingham Committee will
not rest their claim for public support ut the
uon.' Sir Julius Bencdict's new cuntata,
!" Grazlella," which was commissioned for Nor
wicb. but nor completed in time. has been Sc
jeet Ut" Psyche" and one by Sir. H. Il. Gaul.
lDcal composer. entitled 1.-The Holy City"
There is evidently determination mt to re-
1873. when a lethargic policy not only caused
blame to fall on the executive, but brougn
about serious falling of ia the receipts.
, 1881-12-11
MARINE NEWS.
The yInrOn g. Onturio Ship Canal.

The Huron & Ontario Ship Canal.
Spselzs Dau4len TO The Chicago Tr1ou7se-
TORONTO, Dec. 10-The following open letter
from Sir. Capreol Is published In lne city press:
CANAL OFFICE TORONTO, Dec. s.-Iu Wessrs-
p at, Han. ana Esauu, Representatives. u tho
Dpminipn Parliament fur the City Of To7nnto:
GgSrLgMES--I have interested The Ontarlo Gov
rrn1ncnt, the Corpora uon of tue City ot Turouto.
the County Council of York. the Warden OF tue
County Of Sipcoe. l huve the favorable Uptn-
iou and support of the gentlemen representing
thus Ci,y of Toronto N locat house, ~ well Us
FORMATION or u syndtcute to carry our the con-
struelion OF the HuTun d DntarID snip CanAL II y
considered Acomnercint Necessity tu the trade of
the greAt West and Nurl hwest OF this continent.
beng the shortest route to Europe by way "
the ST. Lawrence, over New York, Of nearly su1
miles. The subject, with details, has been so
often hefure tue public rhaf It ~ould be super
tIu0us for me to GU INTO statistics noW. hy
present ubjees, rnen, Ia tu prees upon you tnat
the cana! cannot be buut Without Efaut
Of lQUkh,vU1 acres uf land which ia proposed 10
be taxen from the o1sputed territory. II the
principle or the hydraulic hft-iock system -
found practicable trum the report OF the ocie-
gHttou which it 15 III contemCfauoo to eend oT
the Ontario Government TO v!s:t the works AZ
Andertuu, near Liverpool. will sou gentlemen
ia your places in Parliament support such
measure Us will secure the grant OF land. rec"
, 1881-12-11

They Tnko the Lead I'M Rusfne.s.
Man is mt monarcl, Of nil h. surveys IN
rho s,n,.;ra ~ or,,,.,arna .ha.n da.. ,vo,;,an
.'o s.np'ee 49,, - co'ultsee uese uass "o"aan
better nerve, and there is a division of SOW
ereignty in the grain market Your CORE
spoudent recently visited the Ladies' Grain
Fxchonoa Metronnlira,, Rioo,- oor,t,r ~
In Sait. md RandoIuh strssts.-,n NJ ;nst1t,;-
tion that has become centre of interest to
the progressive women Of America-and
found the house completely equipped in
modern working furniture and alI the
teiesrauhic and mechanical paranternaIfa
Of q National Exriiangt. aId firnnred
with us iutelijeenL refined. = and
hiphlv animated a cnrrraooiit,n of FUR
, 1881-12-11
MU SINGS.
For The ChfcAoo Tribune.
The t1re(ight, warm and flushing.

The freight. warm and flushing,
Has si,wty dletl uwAy.
And buried its ruddy mantle
Meath ashes cod and xrny.
sit nlonc by the hearthstonc.
With head bowed On ms hand. "
While my wakeful Thoughts arc roaming
In surr Of strange drramlaud.
IT'S glorious Winter midnight,
And the pure lntn,u, clear and hfEhs
Is shedding her br'xntcst lustre
From the tianOnd-dnsted sky:
And each twnk!,ng star Ut Heaven
Shines stsit OF the dark, blue DoEuc
Like humps. In those 5wett old fables,
That light the tasry's doue.
The earth is clad fn ermiue: ~: @
Tie TALL trees, bArc And browu4
Are beading heath Shetf burtel8
Of crystals and spui'ess down:
They Gust their ElOntuy shadows
Ger the mass Uf snow art,und.
While the wind blows p,sst my easement
With weird and sot6lng sound.
Sleep comes not to my evelids, ...- 49,
Nur rest to my weArted frau1e:
But u thousand thoughts Are Hitting
Through uly aching, ferered brain,
AS Memory paants picture.
III colors trcsh und pure, -
Bringing plainly back before me-
The scenes loved Ut yore.
The hours 70 ficet,ng onward,
Till ut lust the morning bright
GiIds I'LL the Eastern ncaycn3
Win faint and golden light
! watch the suns warm splendor
Slow drive the gloom uway-
Till suou the nl4ht-scene changes
To clear, unelouded day. uLL1E-
, 1881-12-11

II you have dry, harsh, and yellow skin,
dull! puin In the rlAht slue. extending 70 Tho
elatr uidur-bsuds AMI pit UI Lue s-U.Aucu: 4 ten
dteness UFer tnt. region OF tie ityer. and soDa-
ltunes an ensa. :eMenL III This oExau: u teuse
Ut ilyh ness unt unt.lsnes3 tn the netEhbuE-
h1od Ut the stuu.ach aud t.yer; yeltowlsnness
OF the eyes. huweis trre-uiAF. gentfAsiJ dis
posed to lOOseueas; hacking Or dry tuushs
iree.uAr npuctl.e: s0oEkntsss ut brenLu4lr:
fee4 and hands Eencsuliy c0td; ton4ue coated
white; u d,*nEreenbte taase II the muuth: low
sptttLS; biUtcnes Oh .ae face and neck: putpt-
tauon ur the heart: disturbed steep: heart
burl; dtsincllnAuon To exerllou-ir yon have
AM VI tnsso sT1aDtons yuu are suasr Ing
fEaH
, 1881-12-11

500 F0LEY'S STyt0GRAPHlc FENS
just received at the agency. % Madison street,
opposite TIE TR1BrSE,< which we will sell at
LIS each; price reduced 9Ft,n g. ~'4:'
, 1881-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS..

Fsronosa,s are Invited by the West Chicago Park
Comm ssiuners for L5N feet OF limestone erusswalk
o. Wasntngton- boulevard In accnrdance wtn tpe:a-
landed y on Or ps;o:e os!of1 - r. r. !: Mona.y Dec
address THIS. j. SuDuAKU. Secretary.
III West MxshluKtuu-st-* chicago.
, 1881-12-11

tns. o. nruoks, ut Cn1ca+;u. was over to see me a
snnrti st,,i i'ne axo.> He is in the Caroius Duran
ocnt,m. Sc,n ana y making wonderful. progress in
S,,tl .. "ufk- de Is als', believe attending two
otnfr =. A Ascaoois. life Glasses. fnr trawspg ;
see oy tho papers Tint Cn.ca-o is picking
,,l ~ art tnatter5. Tor which am gad There il
=! ~ reason why chicago snouid not take tho lend
~ 4al department as we'll As ln Others
aI.e IN ~ ut wnrk on some pictures from my sum-
1N, met sketches; alsn doing some black aud white
some strong landscape artist
, 1881-12-11

-.-.-'~: Gounod's New OratofIo.
Pau Nal G1z<tk
Among the mustcat uotabilities who will visit
Us next year will ba ". Gounod, Who has COM
, 1881-12-11

1arxe eurner ot lfuuttuK on thrte Streets situated
IN nne of the business tlorouEQases Ut the West
Side Il offered tur sale Address y n, Trtbune.
, 1881-12-11
Cleanse, Purify, and Enrich
the Blood with
pBitte3,.

dop Bltter3s
And you will have sickness or suffering. doctors
bills 10 DxJ. :,
Hop BlTTERS
san Elegant Pleasant. and Refreshing F1avortnE fof
SIck-fooua. Drinks and Impure Water. rendering
them harmless, sweeteD1n9 the mouth An4 eaeon1!uG
the stQIuAca.
, 1881-12-11

Still In Sand Bench fHarbor.
Special Dspnret. to The Chieo~, Tribune.
SAND BEACH. Mich, Dec 10.-The tug Castle
and TOW nre still here. Wind lgut from the
west
, 1881-12-11

fyou freeze one hour burn the next. and
sweat another: II yOu uFe suffering alt the tort
ure Ut the liaqutsstiun. une muanent tearing
you will die, nhu tie nHkt mUnteut Tearing roo
wun'.: it you nure b.ue nails and tips. yellow
eyes. and y khost-!ke e0mpieIi0n. you are auf-
ternK truin tnat mlH3u1ht1c curse.
MALARIAL FEVER, on AGUH
anu HOP Btl~rEk5 will speedily cure Jou
, 1881-12-11
VALUABLE TRUTHS.

~if you are suffering from poor health.
or luneusn.ng On = he'd Ut SICKNESS
take cneer. for
-. Hop Bitters viii cure you.
"u you are aiupl5 alltne. X you feel weak
and di,pirl.ed, wltnuut clearly 4nuw'nx why,
Hop Bittczs will Revive you.
~If ron uFe 4 Minister, and hare overtaxed
yourself wstn yuur pHsturnl duues VI Moth
er, worn uut win caate anu WORK,
Hop B,tters will Restore YOU
~If you arc a man OF business or faborar
weakened BY the strain Ut your eve1y-daT
dut4sss. 4 lnAn Vi fleGlets, tou.hx over Your
.usdnxas wvf4. :..-
Hop Bittcrs viii Strengthen you.
.Ifyou are suffering frum oyar-eattnx or
drinkinx- ANY lndiacseton of daapnaoa. Or
Aia yuunk and gruwtux tuo tass as u often
the case.
Hop Bitters will Relieve you.
"If you nre In the Workshop on the fuzru. Il
the desk. ans where, an6 feel thaI our Bysten
needs ciea1stux, toRaIRs uf 8kttnutht4aR, wtld-
withuut t!n&oxlcntl1k, ..--..-.
Hop Bitsers is what you need
."lf you are old. and your blood tnin xnd TIM
pure. putse ,eepie your nerves unsteady. mad
JpuE faculties waoMxs
Hop Riste1s will give you new Lie and
; -.- =. - Vigor. ;
refreshing ravurtnK for a,ck-tuom drinks. i'm
pure water. ETC.. renItertnE them harmless,
and swesseninx the mouth. ano cleansing tho
stomach" -v-:
, 1881-12-11
" REMEMRER THIS. :.
ARE SICK.

= = - U
aid Nature in making ron well again when al
II you are comparatively we'll but feel tho
III yos oa as@ ssn ay ss
use ot
HOP B1TTERS.
=, 4 yoa are eossive os dyspeptte: OF arg suter-
of the stomach Or bowels. 1t Is your own fault
II yon remain Ill. for -. .-..>:'
HOP BITTERS
xa1sy as.; :iav ss SesiS &c
ment and turn Tor Il cure To
...--. HOP B1TTERS.
Nervousness, 1oa viii ind = . Saia i'a N Gleads
In the use OF
HOP B1TTERS.
II Jou arc Il frsquenter or resident OF =
ssa.nss lie ssourxe Of Iii ountsics-.ualasai.
n9R.dsmte ot.ioas and intermittent sevess-o5
HOP BITTERS.
bad breath, palms and ucnes, and feai mtsorae
Bile generally. H0f BlrrEkS will Gtvo you
fu.r skin. rich blood, the sweetest breath.
health. and cuulroft- ;
In short, they cure ALL Diseases OF the
Stomach, Bowels. Blood. Liver, Nerves, Kid
1Ey3, ErC-, AQQ :"
j. $500
will be paid for case they will not euro or
help. or for anything impure Or Injurious
iUund IN thet1- -
TauL poor, oedrfdden. fnvotid vile, sister,
mutuer, or dau uInLer, csn be lu1de -he ptc.ura
OF htai4h by = feH bot1tts OF Hop HttGets, cost
ing but u Iide.
Win you let them suHcr?
, 1881-12-11
Cleanse, Purify, and Zurich The Blood
HOP BITTERS,

1fyou have nausea, want OF appetite, natu-
lency. Dizziness and fesefisu symptoms. Fuu
are 5uuGE.l,r IFuto Et)o FESE5S, and HOf
BrTTEHS Is the Susess Cure
II your Vital force, are depressed, II you hare
feeling vi general ilsssIude and wBaxn is3.
are easily futigued, perspife freely On gong to
s.eep are snuf. VI otchtn Oh everJ Slight tt-
furL nnu have \ ,;ener.tl feeling ur apniAoch0IY
and depression. you are suIer.AR ffuR
, 1881-12-11

hondkercb,ef ana nm went patr of frightened
D"''oa ~ oo'u e"'
hecaose' continued 1oAt 'ene1au1e' o4o
joker, they are bnth in your ears now
And he raised his dcccittui old bat from his
"teA1o "" aSsu aA'o t"7'~N 0'1' oA'~A
thought of that jolly antique and his manner of
amusing himself
sa.u "s' o.u 'one. 80. .ua'a a . - a. ~.
sou'e actor' DO IL oe LIVES a''o Keeps vi az ue .
begun. \ crowded cur going into Boston
rar,tr s.,,i,,,. 49,, ,t.aiona NJ a tafouranhic
, ' e'uos - "s "ue ~ '.r
atspa1en' ia"n' ~ 'oou solce. uenareis sur
yeyiug the address. he said: - Has any one on
The daily gazette., 1881-04-16

LoxDoS, April 16, 1881
Lord Bekconsfeld passed q quie. day
and his strength was maintained.
@The STANDARD says It has been request
ed 10 announced that Edwin Booth will
certainly appear at the Lyceum Theatre
in May.
A large petard was exploded at the
door OF the Church Of Santa Maria yes
terday while the edince was full Of wor-
shippers. The door was damaged but
nobody was hurt.
The Times Brussels correspondent
says q newspaper announces that NJ.
Splingard the attorney wh0 prosecuted
certain houses for ill-fame In Q recent
case, has been attacked and dangerously
wounded.
Lord DHherin, the retiring British Am.
bassador " Russia, left st, Petersburg
yesterday Af ernoon. The whole diplo-
mitic crops. the ministers and other dis
tinguished people were present at The
railway station TO see him of.
The remains Of the late Rowland Hill
were transferred on Thursday from the
gave at Surrey Chapel to DIR. Newman
Halls church, ON Westminster Bridge
Road. They were deposited at the foo
Of the tower erected there to sommsmo
rate the abolition Of slavery.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-16
Wilm IngIOA Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
.WEDNRsDAY, April III. ZIP.

.
FLOUR is Inactive, and prices favors
buyers. Sales OF 1900 bbls, including
Minnesota extras, at S5C15 rs for medium
TO fancy, clear, and at Sc 90 d 08 25 for
straight; Pennsylvania extra lamily at
81 S1H a. IL; Western, do. do, at IS 25Ca
8 60, and Patents at SO 76a7 rs. Rye Flour
ID. dun at t5a5 S7H per barrel, I'd In quail.
GRAIN.-wheat is dull and &c. per
bushel lower; sales OF 60 600 bushels. In
Guiding rejected, at Sl e9H III 10; and
No. 2, red, track, at 81 10, No. 2 red, In
elevator, at l 1917 1872 April, 81 1917
May, and 81 ~ / lS1z June. Rye is
1rm at % a % for small and large lots
OF Pennsylvahia. Corn is scarce and
prices are advancing. Sales OF ii ,OOU bush
els, including sail mived and yellow,
ahoat and in grain depot, 81 &C.; steam
er, 56 &C.; and white at 661zc. At the open
bid for May. and SIC. asked for June.
Oats are In fair request and local lots are
steady, sales of 9OVO bushels, Including
white at 44ssa5Oc., and rejected and mixed
The receipts to-day were as follows: 1924
barrels of flour. 1850 bushels wheat, 30.
CO1 bush. corn, S4OO bush. oats. 265 barrels
,WHIsKEY-western iron-bou nd sells at
u % per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY April IL, B p. M, !
Beef cattle were in far demand, but at
the close prices were rather easierJ 825C
mead arrived and sold at the diTeren rent
yards a. 5 exc. per pound, AS TO con
dition.
sHEEP we're In demand and price,
were traction higher. $500 head
| sold at the different yards al HIa7lLc
PEI io'' ana LAMBS AT ~ 81 % % % pei
HOGS were unchanged $500 shead AZ
| rived and sold at the different yards. 4
Sa91fc., per h.. as to condition.,