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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

TER~ lIlpTs, Ism, August Sl.-At a late
hoaf last night, while a party Of FARMERS
from about Iockport, a village few miles
south Of this city, were seinihg in the
Wabash River, at EaymoBiis t.ifle, about
twenty miles sopth q here, touf oi, them,
Henry Befkaw, Marshall ferrell, Emery
1bshhil and James Rudlseli, were drowned
The bodies Of Berkaw and Rudisell have
heeh recovered,
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New YoRE, August Ri,-Reports from
various parts Of this and heighhnring
counties represent the drought more Sc.
we're than experienced in many years.
Farmers arc Compelledto dig their potatoes
TO save the crop. Late potatoes are utterly
rained. Many fruit and shade trees are
dying. Wells and Cisterns are drying up
SloCE requires feeling. Fires dre spread.
ing in many directions and the air Is filled
with smoke. ..aysg
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IHIpRspotted DEATH al Amsterdam ne.
nIed,


nIed,
NEW YoRK, August 3l.-Thc report Of
die death Of Dr.. Tanner The ia4er, at An.
.tefdam, which has beeii published in the
London papers, and cabled 10 this country,
"A not conHrmed by anything which can I've
learned N this Gityl In. il, A. Gum, who
had charge df Dr. Tanners fast in this city
and who is his confidential friend, said
yesterday, regarding the matter
! ~ have not heard from Dr. Taanet since
the middle Ot july, when ! received letter
from him. The EmbIished account Of his
alleged death seems to have a general air Of
aCtIon In the frst place there IL no Mira,
Tanner, aud he has no children, lie once
thought Of going to Amsterdam, hut he
gave up the idea, because he thmieht II
VouA not ptY, but II no had gone thence,
[ have papers which he would like Ia take
with him, II tiAAtated that the h1iy onIy
weighed i0S pounds, while al the iime u
gtiscon'S fast In Chicago, he weighed 10
pounds This would make his decrease In
weight greater than during the time Of his
fast ! am convinced Of the hbIty ithe
report"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

CoSsrASTtSoPLE, August 3i.-ft Is
rtmored that in the event Of a military dis.
turbance in Egypt the Sultan will address
a note to the Powers, painting out his right
as stucraln, and will send ten thousand
troops and post fleet TO Egypt. r
A dispatch from Alexandria says that
the disaflected officers are beginning TO dis.
agree among themselves, one party bccom.
ing alarmed and seeking cancellation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

On Gen. Arthur aud Recent BensatiOna


LoSo BRANCH, August 81. Tho attention
Of Gen. Grant has been called to various
publications describing frequent visits on
his part to President Arthur, and con.
sultations with the vice.President and 9th.
or public men in reference to the political
contingency in Washington. Gen. Grant
requests the announcement that there Is
no truth in any Of thestatements He had
been present at no consultations and knew
Of none lie had only seen Gen. Arthur
once since the attempt on the Presidents
life, and that was at o brief morning call
about three weeks since, and no one was
present but the Vice.president. He had
met no one, the General continued, who
showed more profound and sincere sorrow
for the Presidents condition than the Vice.
President. .,s F1Irn
Gen. Grant did not believe there had
been any consultation Of any character de-
scribed between Gen. Arthur and his po.
litical friends. Cen Arthur could have no
sane friend who would introduce such q
subject upon him, and he il the last man
who would submit TO such an interruption.
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PARLIAMENT AFFAIRS.
speaker IIFand Decorated with the
Grand Cross Of hath.

GoSDoS, August Sl.--The Times re.
fcrring to the bestowal Of the Grand Cross
Of the Bath upon Speaker Brand, says the
decoration Of the Speaker is sign that the
Government and country approve his con.
duct during the most arduous session OF
modern times, and II the necessity arises he
will DC armed with fresh powers and will
be called upoh to Use them.
The Ne,ts deprecates the deCora ion Of
the Speaker. II says II appears somewhat
out Of harmony with the political spirit Of
HE age that the party In power should
signify BY any special mark Of distinction
itsapproval Of a Speakers conduct Jealous
opponents might be found to signify that
the reward was conferred because the
Speaker has not always held the balance
of power quite even.
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BETTER AND BETTER.
Review aE the pRy-RemovAl Of the Pa.
tlsut Disguised.


WAsnN0ToN, August Sl,-The evening
bulletin, Issued at $50 O'clock, saysi The
President has passed q better day than !or
some time past. He has taken Bis food
with increased relish and the usual al.
ternOon rise OF temperature did not occur
at the evening dressing. The fluid used to
wash out the parotid abcebs found It's way
into tbe mouth, which 1t did not do in the
morning, SHOWING tl!gt the opening into
the pioGtIt has sPoptapeopstY OCCURRED.
The abcess is lscharging freely and the
swelling continues u diminish. Fhere Is
some increase in the discharge OF pus from
tile wound Pulse l09, temperature 9s 8,
respiration 49, lef H'A.i''S9 y'"'''
The Presidents condition to-day has
been gbniRble, TOT the languuggOf bis
phySCia1S ami that same described con.
ditiOn continues tanigbt The sleep Of the
patient in the WhiteEIiouse Inst evening
was very good being better during the
morning hour than Of the early night. The
forenoon was passed very quietly and
peaceiully and was without any sign Of
the usual n,l mornllg ieNer ING usual
amount o. ng4Ia 2r.snneht .snI en- was taken;
~ auultion inereLo 1h ng wns given q smAl
plece q psei ste@k, Hllicn he SneWeu and
swallowea ine nCe le experienced
some dlihculty " uslilg ms Jaws, put man
aged ", ,eS tIFIRct lpe juice;
Az noon the ~ itt.esl1eTts pulse lad gone
down toN illls u lower point than y
hos reached since stne ON Gay OF August
Upto three O'clock thls afternoon the pulse
reIlaineu below u@t polng pnt alter that
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New YoRK, August 3l.-For several
nights past party Of about fifty men have
assembled In the woods between Middle
vile and Irvington, n. j., whose avowed
object is to kill the man who attempted 10
kill President Garfield. While returning
from the meeting on Sunday night some
words dropped by the men were overheard,
The woods were watched last night, and
about fifty masked men were seen TO meet
there. II is said that each QUE has sub:
sCrIbed t0a terrible 'Oath to kilt Hulteau.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

p,.TyrR. a French Chemist and "a
~. discovered u new vaccine matter
'Ip' ll, w., I,. been successfully used in arrest
'a.- Wv. .D,pad Of contagious diseases among
U y. .b,rp. swine and fowls. He started
'',''1 =, ~ the theory that IAN attenaated iorm
~ aS4 ~ Ji,,s.e A. would protect the animal
y w, y" no,, aggressive and general attacksot
" aop4 i,ns disturbance. He proceeded ex'
y. ~ % - di,l Jrnnrr withsmallpox." lnor-
", \. :, convince ariculturists of the feasi-
w, " 4 bis process, he experimentsd on
\, r' .s,eu. Twenty-Five of these were
I.E.,alatrd ~ hanattenuated virus, Every
.. 1.-THE sheep that had not been yaccin-
~, wi JJisI Of .pIenctic fever in fifty hours
M aS,, not one Of the yaccinated animals
..5.,In H.
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AmeIIoration or 1sasslan Peasantry.

ST. PErERsBuRa, August 3l.--1t Is offiGi.
ally announced that at the end Of septem.
Der twenty delegates, representing various
Russian provinces. will be summoned to
present views to council on the regulation
Of peasant immigration. While disEourgidg
any imprldent i'll considered tendency
on the part OF peasants 10 migrate, the
government declares itself desirots Of pro.
noting migration when made necessary by
real distress and Of assisting the sufferers TO
acquire fresh lands. - .... .I
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wAsMINGfoN NOTES.
Bonds Redeemed-DeeIslQn Ia Regard 10
.--, MutIIRtAd Coins.

ii
WAsiltSqroS,, August 8l.--pay Master
General George F Cutter has been placed
on the, fetirell list. There are among the
officers Of the Pay corps eligible, n large
number OF applicants for the position. No
appointment anbe made however until the
President dq pblet to aot, In the interim
Secretary Hunt will discharge tho duties Of
Pay Master General OF the Navy.
Up to the close OF business to-day there
has been received at the Treasury Depart
ment $5,003,750 coupon 8 per cent bonds;
$40, 1851, 100 registered 8 per cent. bonds for
redemption under the 103d and 104th calls
respectively, 4...Et
II Is ordered TINT persons desiring 10
have packages re.stanred must make up
plicatiOn 70 the Collector Of the district In
which the packages are stamped, and the
application In all cases will be required to
be aecompanied'by'eylde in detail as to
how the stamps were lost or destroyed.
Secretary Window decided that there Is
no law, or regulation authorizing the re-
demption an exchange by the Treasury
Department Of any coins Of the United
States on account Of their being mutilated,
hut mutilated currency will be purchased
as bullion by any mint In the United States,
and II is presumed that the holders Of such
coins can also dispose OF them to
brokers or dealers in bullion in
like manner, In which cases Of
course their value will vary according
to the amount Of metal In the pieces and
the current price Of silver bullion. The
Department can suggest no other relief to
the holders Of such mutilated coins, The
public officers are not expected or required
TO receive any coins 80 muttlated us TO be
unHt for circulation except by purchase
at the mint, as before stated. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

CmcAoo, August al.-EAriy this morning
]. B. Duncan shot and killed arompositor
on n morning paper named Thomas II.
IOwrey, who boarded with Duncan, and
was accused Of improper relations with
Mrs. Duncan. The footn where the trage.
dy occurred bore marks Of a bloody fight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

nv! s1@ y Necessary to dwell upon the re,
~ " meaning ot Which Is 40 plain.
.,!,, NPN 4 condition OF extraordinary
~ IVY % the season, and that in every
sSStsie sIe country. Baltimore Is the only
as',,.Ii Wy! may not po%ibly report swollen
i5 i5S,l1n, S,1 \ lot the month ending August,
Ese u Y tne difference there Ia lesa than
n "Pf the four weeks ending August
49, Everywhere else the gain has been
b I'm " shl 20 healthy as to leave no room
~ " TO! Tue substantial improvement
ersSS.isa.t's. ltmay br said that business
I,Hs I,,oSS W The country is not only large
u ~ y p'Tedcnt Tor the season, but In
AaAS, important branches are unusually
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aOSSfS DEATH.
Ais,ls'.anst sl9Es-Ssa,,, rvo
A., handted I,Ites Iosi

taos 80, s.', August sl.-The Union mail
.ud ,' ''a'on' Tithtvo hundred souls on
d, ,,,.,. =. Veckcl near Quoin Point.
= shm.,; even persons were saved In
w .',' h, '"al' The British corvette
Nh nv s?TEecdcd T,cdc TO the Ecnc Of the
@ EnrI'TebI ET bIeHton arrived at Uapelnwn
20 PoIbS, /, Algoa Bay and other pofts.
I'D II, ma, = near Algpa Ray and 4 Inc
Asoef F'e''ous wreck Of d Union Mai
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toartsay 10 KoFuttI Health Of tie Etn.
pePorlA Farewell DlaneP.

peror-A Farewell DtHner.
BERLIN, August Si-Emperor William
to-day received Dr. Korum, the new Bis
bop Of Treves. Won Gossler, Minister Of
Public Worship, was present at the inter.
view.
Emperor William was on horseback for
three llo,its yesterday at the inspection Of
troops lie seetns completely recovered
from his recent illness. ........
The farewell dinner to expelled Socialists
In which fifty bersons intended 10 partici-
pate, was prevented by the arrest Of all the
gueas who however, were released shortly
aflerWaftla.
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what We Hays Not Thcy sufrer with.

New YoRE, August 3l.--A dispatch from
London says: The low.lying land in Ian.
Cashire was flooded by heavy ruins yester.
day. Similar reports come from Cheshire,
where almost the entire crop Is still in the
ground. The rain fall around Darlington
Is estimated at $50 tons per acre in eighteen
hours. In East Riding, Yorkshire, the oats
and barley sheaves arc still standing III
pools OF water. The same accounts con.
tnue to come from nearly all parts Of the
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arant,a Sympathy Eapre.sod b. Dttda

NEv YuRS August sI,-IA consequence
Of The condition Of President Garfield
Gen Grant will not attend the meeting
and reception rendered him by the citi.
gems oi Aebury Park, Thursday evening.
He states that he Is unwilling 10 appear ct
q public reception when the country is in
despair over the PROSTATE body oi the
Chiei Magistrate, whose liie seems "a hang
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CANADIAN cROps.
'aSt vennOr SuHerins from Con.
UlhnEd DPn0Fht.

lN ""Fu Drought.
Ii%sS, % August il--Dispatches from
NJ ~ Of the Province Of Ontario res.
Z ,s.s' ae =, weather and crops, show that
a. usually protncted drouth exists
,Uefyvhetc, causing mitch loss and
sSS.V..,.eniehcc. Pastures have suffer.
Y &IsagGF more Or lCss endangered and
n T,us S"uucs diminished. In the west.
hI.l's particularly, Indian com,
lpSN NH ~ crops suffer severely and The
Aash " ati"l up and burnt brown,
sb.s. ake' and the streams and
Ite,S y, entirely dry or fast drying ,ip
ttNS.;. ~ many instances, obliged L
bbSsV,. sai'le for miles to he waterpd OF
t,s water pSa,ef supply In barrels long dis
kaIsd %Iss %%uss fires are also widely bteya
"IhR much hnmouc
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s4S FRAScisco, August Si.--A Demlne
dispatch says that there is reason to be.
lieve that thete were a number Of white
men in the band oi sayages wll6 made the
recent faid IN which, Geo. Daley was killed.
This Is inferred from the language used BY
some Of them; also from the appreciation
shown by them Of specie and bank notes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

1oSDoS, August 81, To-day 1850 bales
oi WOOL comprising Port Phillip, New Zea.
land and Adelaide, waA offered. A good
spirit was manifested and prices finn.
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LoSmS, August Sl.-The weather con.
tInues bad and the most depressing reports
concerning crops are coming In from near
" all parts Of the county,
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LoSDoS, August 81. The Welsh Nation.
al Eisteddtodd, an important popular and
literary gathering, assembled at Metthyt.
Tydvil passed resolutions Of sympathy
with MB. Garfield, and with American
people on the continued prostration Of the
prpsitInhE
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win Come iIseI, AEalr,

MONTREAL, August 31.-liary Ledge.
man, charged with Ascending from Chi.
cago with 5000 belonging to the Mer.
chants Trust and Loan Company, was ar.
rested here last night, and will return Ia
Chicago with the detective. #
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PARIS, August Si.-A dispatch says: A
new journal, founded by. Gambet,a and
significantly entitled la Rstlton will make
its appearance September lst "A the mouth.
piece Of the Revisionists. ,.
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LoSboS, August Silt IL announced
that IN the approaching Consistory at the
Vatican Monsigneur Treppil, Eell.known
Tot his hostility 10 the French Government,
will lie nominated for Cardinal.
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NEw YoaH, August Sl.-A warrant for
the te.artcst Of ex-scsretary steuart, Of the
Brooklyn Board Of Education, Sasfi@ued
to-day. lie 3 nov. charged with the eH-
bezalemern Of Sl07 ,000
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mao nam Yeai4IViAy N =

Al Providence Providence 70, worces.
teB Z.
fAt Troy-Bostons 70, Troys6
AZ Buffalo -Bpfaloa 8, Gle2eahds d
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

Some two weeks ago, o. NJ. Hamilton
had a petition in circulation in this coun-
ty recommending him as . suitable person
for Clerkship in one OF the charitable in.
stitutions of the State. We understand the
petition set forth that Mr.. Hamilton is:a
citizen Of Perry County. This is not trne.
He il not citizen Of the county, neither
has be any interest in the county. but is a
citizen OF Columbus. If the managers OF
the public institutions have any favors to
bestow on this county, there 10 plenty Of
good, honest, worthy and csmpssent per.
sons to fll them who are citizens of the
county. Perry county has no substitutes
aad II she is to receive q position of pub
lie trust, she will send a reprssen tative oi
her own. II Mr.. Hamilton gets an ap'
pointnent, credit him to Columbus Ohio
and not to Perry county.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

There is said to be a ghost prowling
around the Brown building. Several per
sons claims to haye seen it in the hall way
leading to the upper story and pronounce
IL genuine, full blooded she ghost. We
have been in the building at all hours oI
the night but have not been able to see
this fair made in robes of white. We can't
imagine what she could want atthis place
we are satisfied she can not get q pension,
and therefore Ssillman could do her no
good. The Odd Fellows don't accept dead
members. and even if they did, she nevel
makes her appearance while there is an,
one in the lodge, and We are satisfied sht
don't want to subscribe for THE Press as
there is no mail route to the spirit land. 1
is said that ghosts subsists on pure air, anc
if this be the case, she will soon hunt 9th
er quarters.
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The Strawn Bros of Newark, Ohio are
said to have the finest herd of pure Po-
land China hogs in the country. We have
been corresponding with them concerning
the ir stock and find them just what they
were recommended to us to be-honora-
BILE dealers. We would advise our readers
who are engaged in raising hogs to write
them. or 60 up to Newark and they will
take pleasure in taking you out too see
their fine herd of thoroughbreds. We
have been promising ourself for some time
to make this TIP but want of time has
prevented us, but hope to do so before long
and will endeavor to give our readers a
report Of the farm and the breeding oi
these celebrated hogs by this firm.
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DIR. o. C. FAROUHAR

OF GAINESVILLE will De at the American
House, Somerset, on Wednesday, Jan.
18th and remain one day only. All who
are afflicted with any chronic di=ease. Pile
Paralysis, Deformities, diseases of tn
Throat Lungs, Stomach. Kidneys or Bow
els shonld avail themselves of this op-
pertunity to get cured. The Doctor is
well known throughout Ohio, as scienti-
ic and educated Physician.
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Holiday Goods.

Both useful and ornamental and large
and complete stock at the lowest prices, at
and Florance Toilet Sets, Mirrors, Brush
es, Fancy Lamps, Vases, China Mugs,
Pocket Books, Memmorandum Books.
Autograph Albums, Perfumery, Fine
Perfumery Bottles, Perfumed Hair Oil,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Box Papers. Fine Sta
tionary, Harps and Harmonious, Framed
Mottoes, Fine candies, Nuts &c. Call
early and examine goods.
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The Pomona Grange will meet in New
Lexington, on Saturday, January 2l, 1881
for the purpose of electing and installing
officers for the present year. All fourth
degree members are cordially invited to
come, as there will be business OF impor.
tance TO all to transact. Come out and
let's have good meeting. Meeting at 1C
o'clock sharp. q. 8. PoULsToN, Master
E. f, ARNOLD, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
To the Citizens Of Somerset

That have bought the bakery from Mr..
Oennison and changed it to Gallin's old
room where you will find good assort-
ment Of cakes, pies and bread on hand;
also confectionaries, candies an crackers OF
any kind Fresh oysters in can or in bulk,
and at any price.
P.S. Amy one wishing find cakes will
please leave their order, and ifthere is any
one wishing bread regularly they can leave
their orders and it will be sent to your
house regularly. VIM. HARNER.
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Still Better Than Ever,

The stock of Ready made overcoats at
Cox & Gallin are superior to any ever be-
fore offered in thil market and their stock
ready made clothing, of all sizes, is the
best and cheapest manufactured. Call and
see them and learn prices. They have just
received the best assortment Of piece goods
te be found in the market.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

The snow balling nuisance has been en-
gagged in the past few days to the utter dis
gust Of the public. 1t is the duty Of our
officials to put a stop TO this dangerous
and destructive annoyance and the com
munity demand that stop be put to i,
forth with.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

TAsss more issues Of The PnEss COM
plstes the fourth year Of its publication
by us. Many Of our subscribers are ow-
Jog US for four years, while others are ow-
ing for three, two and the past year. We
want settlement with all, as we have to
pay up our old score, and if We have any.
shins lsfs we will lone IL to our subscri-
bars
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

Al a meeting of the Council last Monday
night the rooms advertised to let were
rented a. follows: Coleman Bros. meat
shop. $40 per year; Clerks Office, Township
Trustees, SIS per year; basement of Clerks
office, to K. NJ. Barber, SIS per year.
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The political coop is fast filling up with
candidates for Office to be elected in the
spring. There will be a rush to the front
for township Offices and a scramble for
corporation honors. No fear need be en-
tertained for lack Of men to serve.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

Lewis Evans, of Newark, Ohio, was in
town on Tuesday. He is about to bring
suit against the Administrator of Dixon
Brown for the sum Of twenty eight hun
dred and fifty dollars, amount back on the
purchase OF the N. 8. & s. r. X. bed.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

The Perry County Democrat has ex-
perienced the up hill business of furnish
ing a paper below cost and has concluded
hereafter to charge one dollar and Fifty
cents
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-01-06

Mr.. John Blakeney will give a series Of
lessons in dancing, commencing this week.
An opportunity is now offered which all
who wish to make respectable appear
ance in the ball room or out, should take
advantage Of
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1881.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLUSTRATED.'

This popular periodical is pre-eminently jour-
nal for the household.
Every number furnishes the latest information
in regard TO Fashions in dress and ornament, the
newest and most approved patterns with descrip-
tive articles derived from authentic and original
sources; while its 'ories. Poems, and Essay on
Social and Domestic Topics, give variety to its
columns.