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.Catarr'h.
PKoFEssIoxAL.Koo
243 STATE.ST., CORNER OF JACKSON.

CATARkH
snd aa ts q hx 81 sss sesSs sSa Lh
..o o.. GATAKndh All, III ,natc,o.. treatment
It tIs aands of exaerieuctd phJyistan eo - y
4 local dsseu*e and froM ils close proximity ano
tendency TO the 'Hfefi tHTt fHa Hill ian*'
ast hs "a
thus p!asny indicating 4 synpathe ue deathssif OF
condition Of the eai:1? GATAHau 1ysf
tie
animal life, l,ud nr tn t:lruat disease, asshn'a'
'F'nsn'''' ind eve:a%ef!sn g%T&aSh -
na:fs s's ~s q II
~ ND Pa paar1't 'a,sl hgs e. ot o.sta1: saataS
i1}Sfs;" sola Is 5 @ sarth
S I'd +: i ss Is ass; Ssy
';eSs ssSsas e In. iaS 2:* :%s IL
rho n,,rGt GATKKt rat3 fs,1ures Of @outh Into
;s; S I'LL i; s:Ss & id .' e:
GArAREll !! i ;1,!:1., nt 70 nh,.,t4,o and
He1ssss .se .ss:SS: Sf aSfy
ss III :%f$ ~ '''
Ss1 s{5S.S: 5S nd ssiss :sS;
are ot'tn n''s''kte eI%NNEH Il: 1shs6 Diseases
cpled for liz proper treatment and oil udvice and
expectation 10 tue conLssr5 are only h1nazanees
~ CATARRu
prans the ct:cula,rv svsem Ut morbiho matter anu'
saadeny sscke T. II sometimes ~ 1a9
asssneent remedies. the result is must fat41 and
speedy. .n,.-r
Seldom develops itself suddenly, bnt IS ratner Lae
uucnce u series OF ct)it1s. or cod neEieCtc0:
system. which .a:ks the lnna.e power OF sst-re-
coverr.
: ns .,f l;tsssni temosiamenis Ind c0nstiIuttonat
tendencle= and hii7er In severity ri fe:uto 70
1t1e ard tuudtte,n; It Is nevertheless cofsttn-
uunhi dlsease. and should btsthus unaass1ooo *1o
treu;eu-
Enervatcs the eysfeu In some cases. ana c1us*ss =
gun,c tstzt,lQenl in one instance, nnd Fixht tns
reverse IN the utae-; hence the ubshTdtsS u tfeat
'n& tie dl''4s@ W. cAr1Pkl stPfsf Fens''
Docs convey anythn. like correct IDEA OF Mnaf
tlt disease really Is. when spoken o. ~ l0ea1
in,iau.us ton Ut the meosbsane Of the nose lor Il
IS a. reuEiy consumption uf the BLOOD only n
less degree. ~ Slen neglected It has :feacneo 17
lungs.
Lessons the neEvepowe u tue SYSTEM ana causes
world OF nentul we'll r. physical pAin and dts
II sno ssaner
knows far more tap 3IT, anTetHFy ,ttF else
Yields readily n t.lt restorative treatment whtee
supplies t. tle system thnse properties nt rnlcn
the blood u tie Catasraa! sufec. y deficient tans
removing tie eaa7* '5 pf s*::ei:!5S E2s5S FRHr
2. s.-Froul the great nuubee of patieuts n oaty
attendance psHfe t*ihnai rooms siset
CONSE LTAllN. Will greatly conirtbute t. the con
veneuce Ut Mi 1Artie> nteres ed !t'urs fqr consul
.1on and rxam!natton from ~ y a. H. f1oaI! to1
the 1reAtu,ttt uf p;ts:nts ffuu /" r. H. VI jill
! y. n3-1;3
, 1881-04-17

vantage orer drugs. in that it never can DO
harm. To dose an irritable stomach with drugs
is an AbsurdIiy WHICH no intelteent pbysltsnn Iaa
;cascs shOuid Kunyss be rcstrtcd to: 1t should bo
the chief remedy for i. weak stomach ut,dcr. all
circumstances. The }yspcptlc brain worker
his digestion and his nerve furce Ladies would
be less nervous, more vigorous. and heath!cr-
locking If they would add to their daily diet
few g!nsscs Of kumyss.'
Send for trcuttse on kumyss. Beware Of iuli-
tauons.
Arend's Kuruys5 is not sold to the trade, but
to CONSUMERS ony.
4. Arend, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue.
, 1881-04-17

The energy Of Miss Anna Parnell is something
e1traord Jury. Her desir: to serve the cause OF
the 1rlss tenant is 50 great ttat she scarcely
week She has been doing splendid work through
the South Of lrel and STRENGTHENING the nrgRuizn-
ho7 Of the Lad es' Land League On Thursday
Teek she attended Il great land demonstration
1t CharlcyiIc On the following dag she was
Present at Il mec1ing In Kilmallock. ind on Sun
dsT magnificent reception was given to her at
hanturk. 1t each Of these places Miss Parneil
tslvered several speeches. and took occasion
to risi, ncigaboring districts where branches of
the League might 1c formed. With such ear,
nes1ness no one c4n wonder why the Ladies Land
intlua1,ea
, 1881-04-17

AN exchange remarks: "What is the diff
terence between the dignity OF the Senate, rs
displayed In the current sQuabblc and the dignity
o1 ward caucus: ward caucus Is II contest
u yet certain persons nominated. The Senate
saoabeie u.s. prevent the confirmation of Judge
ho"er'son'-conk!inE knowing tnai he will be
promptly confirmed If he permits the Senate to
60 into executive session.
, 1881-04-17
ST. CARQLlNE'S C. uRI HOTEL.

This beautiful hotel, pleasantly located in
the West Division, OIL Elizabeth near Wash
ington street, has been extensively refur-
nished aud improved by Gen. Hotchkiss, the
new proprietor. 1t now has the l'andsonest
dinins-room in the city, all excellent table,
light and cul11moiious rooms, single and in
suites, aud is very desirable hotel fur resi-
dent and transient guests who prefer pleas
ant residence aud hotel accommodations out
Side of the noisy centre Ut the city.
, 1881-04-17

NOT travelled into the interior Of the r,untry. 1t
Is ship-fover. and most Of those stricken with
~ ".e stopped In quarantine or very soon after
!audln:: !s NJ Castle Garden. But 1t Is like: get
''cst. a ieast as far us Chicago, before many
years. Tho immigrants now 60 through tn their
destinations with very little delay: anti they may
easily rcach some interior city bcfore the dis
ease has had time fully to dccltrc itself.
, 1881-04-17
CAIAaRH.

Sufferers with catarrh who know the tendency
of tt1at disease, especially at this scasou of the
year. arc referred to tho card Ut Dr. C!esson
Prutt IN another column. DR.. Pratt has recently
.dded u his utHce appointments must In
geniously-constructed apparatus fore the uiore
efficient local medication OF the throat and faca1
carities and to which be invites the attention
both OF the profession aud the public.
, 1881-04-17

,a- m the Scandinavian throne. And
1T to-as1 oo,es to pass TIM. descendant Of the the
T. VS. *:s @ ss ::ss: a
throne oo,o,,rarioa Of the, marriage OF the
s:aS asst son Of Our Fritz" the Grown Prince Of
acqnaohi,d Of Emperor Willian1- 1t WAS a
1.,,:a At first sirht; they are cnGaHed,
ease w. -. N he married. Cruwn Prince Oscar
g. sse sweden born Of o 's "f
of hn'k - ~ Il consequently nearly - years Of
!Ia'f Princess Victoria, Daughter OF the 'ranu
sge. - p.1cn. WIS born on th" s1h oi August,
Be /. yea s,s,e Of aSs e ea mft esf or Kns Hsn:
o"ne adotf ~. Col. Gu$tavson> came from
nus.~ ho,se Of Buden, and her dauEhtcr, sophin'
@s ts mother Of the Present crans rp%na
"4.- 4'-hter Of the last of the Kings OF the Easa
s@uss,y aseends again tho throne OF scand1-
nar1a.
, 1881-04-17

TuEmedical profession Of the United States
- both schools will soon be UP in arns over the
,o,Aict between the "eclectic" physician ut
lind Deaconsheid's bedside, and the two regulars
s;rVi,i;s.n jcnner, VINO absolutely refused con-
IMITATION with DR.. ki1d Is the arst pn ysic!nn In
ro.1aud, and one Of the tns,st pronounced stick
l,r, fur professional ctilueL He and his
bro}aes practitioners hold that they cannot con
ruiz with homeopath because Their principles
are directly an1asonistic; If one Is right the
c.her is wrong; and there can be no middle
cronnd. But the ..ccieciic" physician. Or. Kidd,
d.csres that he has not beeu treating Beacous-
f,,d aemeopathlcally, and promised to follow
f.,tcfully the directions Ind prescriptions Ut Dr
o,sln. ghu wds eallcl In to consider tho case
Nth him. 1t will be Deaconsned's good fortune,
fine gets well. to say thAt the quuTrclinR OF
rhr:icAus sared him. and II he dies each school
1ul maintain tha, the other killed him.
, 1881-04-17

Homeopathic family medicine cases
and books on domestic practice are positive
c4,lntort IN every household. Send fora descrip-
tive price current to Rocricke t. Tufels phar-
macy, IS Clark street.
, 1881-04-17

Mr., M0SHER, OF 125 STATE STREET,
is East Uu his return. which Will be In fe"
days. look out for everything taat IS ne" IN
,hotogrlpay. Shadow and rembrandt lighting
his specially.
, 1881-04-17

.r1r Inferior takes all unexpected, because
sensible. REV Of the Rau'sdel' case IN Washing.
s:s Mr. Ransdcll, Il Presbyterian cicrxs1nanof
49, ~, has been ou trial. 1t will lie rcnem-
tasa1 for the heinous crime Of murrylng a
cstaol1c wife. TWAS ALLEGED .hn' he eould h'fa no.
~. -fe was gong regularly to confessional On
:bis the Interior observes:
T.izo hardship which to Protestant would
n.,ncuiur1tie 49, II have ones wife going IL Il
ssar ses mi. snarr and 4nore nr less uIulous
"a .chclur and pouring into his itching ear the
oial1ad oia nriyaccs .l1ld cOuffenccs of domestic
hIe but if the husband can stand It. It would
ne' eee:n to De unyb.A!y else's business. II it
o ~. m, protected by the i!luSjon ii sham pety.
~ ,,stuiu would inure to the prot; Of the nlan-
s,,,re Le IT horsewh1ps- And 1t is Il potential
t.c' in evidence Of the forbearance ol husbands
~ H. such is nut the case, despite the s.Hc1i-
nfo,s 1 nretc1lscs winch cover the confessional
Ts Jn.iz :on Of tho Pre>bytery will seclre gen
s.I aaI suofoyaI, viewing it in any ot It's logical
The Interior may not be very dignilcd or high
.oaed in expressing its meaning. but then 1t
,arer lea,es any doubt in the minds Of Its read
~ ~ tu what it really does mean.
, 1881-04-17

C0lO2s THAT FLASH ON" DICTATES.
ptuk aud blue in crepe cloth draperies seem to
Ina the favored colurs this Spring; they are also
The scarcest with uur larger dealers AT HEers
~ Wabash avenue, yuu will find the greatest
, 1881-04-17
- Silks r.
'!I!II(( NE]|IIOt(jSS.
CRASH
I lo:EIGlI(J:EIIIS!.


:We will open in the next 10 days
400 cases RIew Goods for all our De.
partIneats, bought for Cash way below
1lleir intrinsic value FROM the leading
importers and manufacturers large
accumulated stocks, in consequence Of
The great depression Of trade on ac-
count Of The baekwarduess Of The
spring season.
We will make prices that are gen.
cra}Iy mot made until close Of season.
Witch for many Unapproavhable
Bargains.
, 1881-04-17
:.


Formerly Principal Of the fremont Eye and
Ear Institute, Boston. Lecturer on Elec-
tricity as Vital Foe in the Cure
OF . sease AMI Author Of the
Matopath;e or Restorative
Treatment OF
, 1881-06-11
FEMININE NOTES.

FEM T. NISI ES4
Queen Vletorln's drawIng.ro0lu Is dis
ntnlly coronto,,lous thing; hut the last tIne
1t wn4 held tllaro was pretty bit OF yollsl-
fnl brightness Visible. uutwucn tltu folding
doors ut the e,At Ut the EnlIery i,ecpcd md
peeped Alexantlra's tllreo smn!l daughters,
their st.rklln* fnces allt dalgng Dyes little
according with tho Aevp court mourning they
wore.
Mrs H. S. Iltlt, tho oWnor Of ths largest
cnltle rAltXr III tia wnrl.f, has sold o1,e-iinIf
Of ,'er M tcrd M of s5Mu cattle to ,er managers.
st! WY fa l"F Fre G%r9p's ~ to i hlsr
coto, e,lhrnclng Il country ;lluut ,iU0 miles
wide. Sile bus lll.lR Il rnNltd million slIca
!ne tIcatlI of her Husband, she "C;ttio Klag,"
tllr1u years AHU.
Tho late 1.ahy lslanclle Murphy, tho I.on-
Inn W%ttd @ ss.yS, ell not el1le with hsr 'l.ns-
WIS t!etersAtnu, an.l thR Enrl yfotdctl w tnr
rs to by PrrsHnt ut Ills daughters ntNrrlage.
!.niy blnMclle WIS never given w by thu
ilIai ind sistcrly Trims Wit. thuni, but to tlls
lust refused pccn'l[asy help.
Several persons after 4 concert recantly
gathered nfOnlNa Il tnlI1e In M ulrtOwn New
lhrk rtsts'lrAnt. " was u 0'clotk at night; !;
tl,o yoMng ladies wcEn Ut ynyiuua 1latlil,al-
1T .clcar st!ul, nll4 gias4 ot wlne., 4 tr.!l
null beautiful Gesnall AirI ordered 4 colt
posal.-sA!at Mlltt Kluss Ut ErtlnRcr beer. A
blonao English gtrl asked fur llafl alitt
| nlnnlat, With tea. OF tia two American girls
| i, thu party ono ordered MI oystur stew and
| tlla other hal some pink iee.cseaM With .nae-
| AFuOhS,
| 8onH toilets Of FFenol, actresses IN a re-
eslIt play Wer9 As full0Ws: Tin C0lntesso tla
CtIAn t3tll9. Llnytl) wDrt. n ttress 0t baltic
blAs hroenle with thrve Hat pnits III fruit;
panels Ut amber beads aud iuuther-0f-gearl
CORNING fern lcnves; ehrsage trimmed I'm
point ut ths back; train Of lialtle tia,nasli
lluetl With orange sAttlI. Mnt. Paul ita,.
monA tAllle. ltetc!sv,nhrrgl wUru dress 0f
turslllntse dan!ask covered In fr0nt will, 4
ll0ls Ut tnr4uo!so satin; cnurt mantlo vi tur
Vllulsn dainask, lutll6 tl'argtnt; pnuf OF pale
blue feathers lii tllu l,ufr. Mile Martin. nne
ssllnx sha.ietl peilsse, color Ut amber n.t
otter skin. u,ul forming a tuulllis OK luxe ufIt
pl!ssee; dress Vt Louis XIV. broeade, rosy
, 1881-06-11

Ladies who hre fond Of dogs rs pets, and
have long deslrcst to spend their husbands
"cignr moiley"-for ips gettkna to ba quite
tlle thing now to give tho wife instead Of Nh
allowance, tho same amount of money that
lie spends each tlnl1th for cigars-barring the
ones l,e trcats his friends to-atd she is
usually satisfied with the atlount-for a pet
ttoK will be Interested In knowing tlle ynlno
PLACED upon them by dealers and ut which
they are Hnld In The market: 1}tncls-aMi-tan
terriers, $40 tn $40; Scotcll terriers,. sl5 to
s$H5; SKYE terriers, SEQ to $50; ltalnnhounls,
Sl5 TO S:0; English. Irish, Or ',atiyc pointers,
SIS 10 S100; Engtlsll,. Irish, or nAilye Held
C1okers pr wnterNpnliels. S225 to 85o; King
Charles spnnieGs. $50 ~ S75; Siberian bluotl-
hounds, $aa5 10 sl00; English nIastitfs, sl0 to
SlUU: Newfoundland days, S995 1u S:t5; hill
Hugs, 81 to SIS; .crrlura, SO to $40; fox
to so; sl!epllnr!! dogs, Scotch, English, and
: native, SIS to sit.
, 1881-06-11


trilare Is always Il Snitness II, parting whtc!,
Ii lierule; there ~ always aurrnw IN saying
faruwel! wltcl. cnl,srcgalcs tho nlollent tO
virtue, = Ny NNtiyn Lu&nl. t.nutl-Nlgllt!' Wna
not the lrony u tho exIle'l lEhcrtInr. hut tho
sIah Of tho tlespaIr!ng post. Tt'osa who
hayD lleArl "Farewell, Ny Own" warb!etl
hy III exhausted lell0r with tllD last "plna'
f0ru" trt,llpH uf summer can appreciate the
tns'Fabfu satness Of tho Thought. The piet-
uresVue sl0ry Ut q parting between twA
yaun1 loyers ut Chicago l,as somehow grown
10 II wl,lspas, md Is cnusing Il sensation Il.
certain knowing c!rcles Ut tho ctty. Several
days aKa II yuu,lg nltti,. wllo was ab0nt "s.ll-
lng out Into ttla West" IN snareE, ut fortune
u1ul fnlNU, fouutl Lie 4lay Ut Ills departure ut
llanl a!!a fair young glrl With b!aeIi eyes
u bu left behind. They ywura "swuathuarts."
with tho improving slulles ut parents, A!ll he
WIS going West tn Mlnlsu Il licst somewhere
III which ha would III tlnIo tNStal! lier.
but tho brightest supos ana fontiest TX"
pegtatlnNs of tho future could not qntta
tIIspe! tho sorrow Of paytEEg, Two or tl,roe
years. thnugll nothing h, u'u llfe work or ltfo
happiness of tho yoang peap'e, IL tlreary
w.lsle IL tht,He separated utter tEatly rull,.
pAuionsl,ip Ut ycars, trom ehli.ll,nutl 10 mt
! tur!ty. Aud 50 he was cMst ttuWt, and she
WAS ail rcd with weeping plnl nervous With
| eMut!us'. But. bravo gtrl, s''u would hot let
hlnI hee hUr knrr.lw; she wnull h.l hin gsal-
sIatl wish 1,g'!t saee ,Ial' A' E cleetlnE w0E.ts
arose. late, null, pntlc!patlu4 Ills lasl ct!', .t.
| rietl t., nnku herself tre.all alnt lrght fOr
HIM Nul Aalsk 9n llse l,esls Ut trr ,rsl'Is,
yrtsaS p1Sas sS p y" II s IL ts s sa!s a t. slanMs !
nte 1'lalo tho departing !oscr WIS IN Tic l''I-
| Hetf
, 1881-06-11

IT'S your daughter Mt hOInc, Mr.. DTusk'
+" iea, sir; artl 50 Is her 1R0t!trr' tal'9"
safd he'd "ca!l soino Others day," but aese'
dtl.
It Is stated by eminent natura!ists tint ms
very rAts c0nt creeping ont Ut the wooap's l..s
md laugl, like demons wslei n woman '''''
to saw II stick or wool.
Unmarried men can't appreciate inc iss, "
lngs Of tho fellow whose WIFI sends hl!h ~
ret something out Of ti,o pockct VI the a's''
that's hanging up In tho eluset.
"Do you play tho plano"" mo; eoM' ',ha
play thu piano but my sister ll!''1'''i, "ha ,hs
IL II, Sayannnh s!te nya the !'l'.'l" !,aaa ~ " u
most elArllIttlK NInnlltt." "llateap4""'A'
Thore was oncc uIr' In I'ulata'
Wh.l hnd I'M nvers'Ha ~ tr.iih.
IN wsgn her Uentl ktssc'! t'ee
and .ttrttH tIer ltu4 blister. .s
Shg tvtl f1lks shG hid Il hhfe toot"
"you uave mo thu key of yout hsnrt. 1y lo's'
Th0It Wig In yuu ls,Hkn Iit, kll"tNf
"nh, lhat wMy yesterday. HnII.ts Il",SG'
Ami lust tliYht-l ehan9ed thu locH'
Whenever you scc \ wn1nat TALKING ,i,.:I and aui
man and begnillng to tn! lits, lr'% 1Fi %u'jr1
Sesp sHs n !" + @ %tl; hsf ,',,nGoy Pt;tt to cb
u tree. ,.ts
Snatl boy Crushing In front '',.' o. ! md avI
wearing Il rRtlier III rEe 1H'kr.in'!l,..,r,'a hi,
staring ur fnll iu lle fNpel-" ,,, o,i a. mll
,,,l't, yof bst, !, ,chaF!'e' told yer 1t warn
Among t,.e attractls OF the rlr.lissS rlr'lss',,s Is
Iurls IL that 0f pnttllE women u, tio
afd tlrinE tlIuln OF. III tlts ,h''s,t r''"i icIus
watllelI 10 latlIaga eiluugtl "1."o"'
loAtlcl into cals,t0lss. .,,, ,,pr
We know @ lady WIN ,eyer, llt1tiIw ~. I,,rlsI.
n nh At,hf
, 1881-06-11

'SQutre Nray, OF Caswelt, Norttl Caroltnn,
MIS- hunting nnother wife, but his son Dob,
II Wild blnlc, knocked him out Ut It. III the
calMctous breast-pocket Of tho '9qulr1s great
cont reposed psut t!eklos, well lllled, TINT
he only proposeA using IN hts wayback fron.
saclng the wid0w Brown. Now Just before
llu atartod LOB sltppua the ticker cut aud
put lts lts place snlutl alarm clock, carefully
wound up and vet for II y, n. Th9 Squire
la'l s1lt thu tra ol1t Ilu WAS Well Oh with Ills
uyerc0at. holding the WlllnW's hnr,u ut tlla
iunr ala! puttlr: In Ills sweetest lIeka for thu
lust. "Yes, ynnr first husband, ,tly dear,
was 0na of iuy bust friends. and we'll visit
Won't ~ w We, lS;ye?" 'Ak. % is. Tor "hsss, "Whers,
y9;r poer llaunaS$" " "asEsa 'tG' tGs
ennnEll. bnt sneIe's living one just as
swent," snl4 tho Squire. and le was drawing
tIer tn lltn, fur p k!sd. wien whIzz.wIzx-z!zzor:
wlzzer-hlzzer.titg, ,wh[r-r-r-r-r., t!,xl bang
tl!o clock went OF inside Ut lin. "Uil
nWl !" screainetl tho widow, "hu's shooting
to ,pleccs! lt's Einnnni!'s Old ,paal1ny. y play
In Inside Of hlM " 'sShe su!tl shutl .uuiit
Mel She alters told me su!" crltQ tho
Squire. running Il, stonp for Ills tore,
with b0tll haIlt!S pressutl tn Ills breast pnd the
cluck still striking, ting. tiny. llB rods llku
Old MEX WAS after htul, aud mover knew the
rAcket till he felt for his lloklor. anu pulled
out thu lIttn clock that Rub hat bought ut
| auction, The widow bclleyrs to this uay that
old man Hruy ia u walking volcano.
, 1881-06-11
4 FAIR sos1SAs1nuL1sT.

sadto Lord, Of Clinto1l. Me-, bright lttlo
Indy of IL years Of agc, recently Ind n, W.
e!tfng adventure. Miss Lord Is an actiyu
y0uns body. n,,d sometimes tho eycnls Of
waking hours ~ crowd lntD her tlrea,us that
Elte commits strunge freaks of fsoMnan,hullsn.
Her iathar IL dead. md slIe lives With hcs
mother and brother Oil farm. On thu night
III question mother atld daughter went to bed
e11rly, md Weru sool, asleep. The y0uny n,an
uri'sa In suo'l attvrward, and relired to h!s
chamber over his uothcr's apartment. About
9:W Mrs. Lord awake. She was llorrllIe.l to
lind ller daughter gone. 'rhe motlaur listened
/. moment. mud tllen heard sol.e one moving
IN MI adjoining room. She ut once proceeded
~ tho spot. aila found Sndie putting Oh her
clothes, .and fast uslcep. She called ller
hume softly. not wishing to rl4Dly awaken
tha dreamer. Thu moment l,ur mother
s(Mkc. tte Rlrl Erasped Il sllnWl, a,Nl, llalf
closhut ~ B!lU Wllt. rNll nlt-tl0nrH llku Il
StnflIe4l deer, Mrs. LDrtl tried to fullHw her
A!lu Guild discern tho nulllI4ts Of her 1.-the,
torN iasleNlny toward tlla rilIltuuA track. II
was ttIt,n for the Pullman trAfn trnlA Ian.
Kur. The 1Auther could lltnr ulu ArIl
whtsttv In uA distance. What 1t her darling
slu.lltl bo crushed bts!wath the cEuel wlleels? ?
sllt. snw Inn 'llOyillK lantern or one of Tie
kGct!ul nien, md shouted 10 him to intercept
tile fugitive, but lie ull nut hear Ier. Tlm
trnln rune IttArer nm( lIearer. Tho great
headlight Of TIN lurouoltyu threw II dazzling
patl, nf light atluWn tile track Tho girl, nil
conscious of her danger, crossed right In
, 1881-06-11

THE 8AsfE Old GAME.
They caMo into q dangerous placc,
Whure sue might como to har.n:
lie feared s!,o'l full, and so he said,
"Won't you acccpt my arm7"
"0h, no." sho quito demurc1y said,
"unloss, sir. you commands;
hut ttlon think It hotter fur
Tint you uccGpt my lAud."
Thnlr glanccs met, tho heart OF cQoh
WnB In tho mouth. "O3,, hllSa4"
ThoBe hearts wure Qutokly joincd in one,
Aud welded with il kiss.
, 1881-06-11
PAPA AND MAMMA,


4 writer snys: "IAn cnrly instance whicl,
occurs to mets In tho Beggar's Opera {l7ai),
where Polly PeAchuhl, think 1t Is, speaks Ut
ller 'lupa,' The modern cllanYe from papa
and 'ilaulna' to father md mother n,nohg
the upper ciassea, which begun about 90 years
aga, spe1ls tu .laye been reaction against
custom which ,ad gradually erept III among
persons Of q lower gralle. As sooll as COLL
mon peoples clihlron began to shy 'papa
aild 'linntlnu' those Ut II higher clAss were
taught to say 'fatlier' and tluuther'
ut was ailloIlg ihy lltgh.ChurcA friends
TINT tirak n0ttetA this adoption Of ttatlar'
anu nlntler.' Una dues not 3ey thu cOnllcG-
ttua. but sucEl IL tlo fact. When ] wus
vuTnR, 'papa' aud 'hIN.nlaa' werH universal
AMONG which llty be cnlled the 1nlldlo md
tIlt.s ct csr!aIM age' sill uso thu words.
king GeorKu ILL.,, about the year l7sla.
addressed hfs lnntllpr W 'mVmlliu' 50
lnA |! stltGd ln the 'Ereytlle Muilluirs.' But
Ito not think thnt Chnrles H., u,,less hu
wore speaking IN French, eyer addressed
uehrlvttn 3lRrla by that et,duursilE anllla ;
lnl teel tolerAbEy sure tllat the I..atly Elzn-
buth never called Henry Viii" pnpN,' Vi,
tic other hntMl. would observe that pApa
ami 'MnnlllA NrB t,LSt being supplanteu by
thu oil original father ni,u 'InutlloF.' Fur
let!, Or perhaps FOR twenty, yaara Inst past
children IN the upper al4l uppur.lnltlde
DlNSSes flnyH, 50 fur III my observation goes,
bceil tu,ls.lt 10 sny' father Nlllt 'h,otlior'
md papA nnl mamma wlllrh ure words
Ut exttu,nest telltlntness to tl,Nsu Ut my gem
ornttt,h. scUIn now to have sunk into coll
tempt rs 'note ot soctaa lnferlorltY"
, 1881-06-11

coon ADVICE
II thon dost bid thy girl furuweli,
but for ono hour thnugh that farewell maybs
Press thou hor palm, OLD mau; how canst shes
tell
Fato or caprice may lend her feot,
Ero thy next lutcrvlow. Girls havo beet
known
To lightly turn tho corner Of astreot,
Aud dnys hhye grown
TO months, and months to lngR.ne years.,
49,. lItfprr thoy looked into loving eyes AEain-
ThMt b In yours-anI wo hnyo other fearst
uut cunt explain.
Therefore, lest sundry wilma should como bs'
twepi,, ..-
Or so,uo new nlashor-clnsp With pressure
The what Of her who gocth forth, and lem
Aud Kiss her too!
Yos, nnI thon n1waya time 10 chin
Some music III between tito sni!o AMI smifE,
y. coilnr thou tho present, and get In
Get In thy work.
tT1E MERRY BULLDOG AND THE FAsn'
a calm, delightful Autumn hight
Il mo0u'a mysterious golden light
4 maiden in her wtrt!ow hi1ht,
III robes OF puru Rnd i!eccy white.
Tho IttsIo wicket gn.o aiar-
A .oypr tripping trt,tl1 MIR.
With tunesul v0tcn l'ld light guitar
10 woo his rAaiRnt guiding sthrl
4 lutte With soft. ins!''lous twaug-
., hpw the ttntlnY lnyer HHnK!
4 bulldog, with rofnnrselesH ians-
A ntp, IL Krtp, u dualhly l,anE.
4 mntdon With atnrilc1 glance
a ahtlCklnH Tor dglltGrMiit1-
4 klttjf t1f MDErfl, li3lHrltJl19 tjHllCG-
, 1881-06-11

MARRIED wOMEN'S SLAVERY.
III what respect Is the condition Of many
married woman better than Il slave? She
works hard year after year, md iias n roof
oyur her head, and slIe is provided with food;
81 Is tho slaye. She must beg llcr "Inastcr"
for little ptttanco with which to buy the
clothing Fer llerseif alu children. Tho slave
muster looks after such wants OF his chattel
without their asking. Size i,ns no freedom or
independence; sliu dare not buy single nrtl.
cle Ut the store until sl.e gets the consent Of
the tyrant whom tlo civil law l!ns .n'asle l,ur
lluBhuntl. She cn,l hive Ito will about even
household atrNirs that hur husband dlsap-
proves Of; sic ts q slaye IN bot'l body mid
lnint during bly, tifc, ntt ut ILLS death, II she
survives him, slie cullllOt, under the unjust
AMI tyranlicul laws Ut llt.arIy NIL tic ciur-
tries In the world, sell the property which
slia !lns l,eltFd to .nccuMrlnte, nor control
Ger er ow D e,ipe t w'tst snsca egy'9 1t rn a% ,o
court.