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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

cation on the ground that II not sitting as com
hitting magistrate; but an order returnabe Deem
Der r. granted the company 10 show cause WHY
the concern should not be dissolved. Tue Investigation
of the company made By Insurance Commissioner For
ster said to have developed startling dlscIepan-
cies, but 1t has not yet been made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. o. n. m.-During the fair and
clear weather yesterday the in the barometer
was almost steadily upward The teppera ranged
between 29o and 3so the average (33lso being 1889
HIGHER than on the corresponding day iad year, and
ia lower than IN Wednesday
Marmel and clear fair weather may be expected
To-Day IN thls city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
lJolitical Notices.

NYth Assembly District r epuhcnu ss-cciation.R e.
ullr meeting O'Clock tonight no = East 5itk.st
NOLON =. SMITH, President
JOHN r. SHIELDS, Secretary.
XXI,t Assembly District Republican Association
Regular meeting Morton Hail. Ia J.t l-- I7 ri1y)
cyr1iHr at = O'Clock. JACOB HESS lTcsidtn.
RCb'T o. ". FORD, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

The testing of guns was begun at Governors
Island yesterday under the supervision OF the Magazine
Board appointed by the Secretary OF War The Board
consists of General j. r. Brooke Colonel Bentne, Major
shorkley Colonel Atchheld and Captain Day. Tho gun
tested yesterday tho Russell gun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09
LARGE STABLES or FIRE.

Bo-roN. Dee. S-1hc stables Of the Metro
poitlu Horse Railroad Company. 90 Boston iIsl'Inds
the largest ln the city TOOK IRE This evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

eraT,.n Kid verc worn with this as with many
other dresses. $3.50. .4
OF brOcade velvet with side panels OF lace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-09

SAVANNAH. Dec scleared steamer Azalca (Br), Reya.
Sailed, steamer Juniata Newfork; Lombard OBI Ooh
enburg.
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Ready This Morning..

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Price I'm wrappers ready for mang i've cents per copy.
copy year 81 ye copies si ten copies and
$2S Postage In all cases Tree ~ the subscriber
Address -
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York.
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Howard u 60.

Pearls, Rubias, damon Is, sapphircs,
and other Precious Stones.
Choice and Rare Antique Plate and Furniture.
26l 5TH.AVE, NETWORK.
BELLEVUE.AVE., NEWPORT.
81 REGENTST., LONDON.
81 AVENUE DE EoPERA, PARIS.
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DIED.

al notices of Marriages must be iadorscd eih JiGL
name and address
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Gpeci1l Nollce5
ADMINISTRATORS sale.
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.

ADMINISTRATORS sale
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
MRS. JOHN A RIsToN, ADMINGsTRATa1X.
\ COLLECTION OF FINE MODERN PAINTINGS
GATHERED BY MR. RIsroN. EMBRACING MASY
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD AND VALUABLE PAINT
INGs. EXCELLENT EXAMPLES OF THE ARTISTS
REPREsENTED-CARLB TER-sALENTIN-PYRoL
-BoNHEUR- KIRscH - LECrzE painted TO order,-
GIRARDET DIAz - FBEEE VAN HovE-GEsEIr
scHAP-PEcRUs RUIPEREz BoUR
GEs- cooMANs -scHLEsINGER -KAEMllEEER
AUFRiY-and very many others
Tho whole now on exhibition at the LEAvITT ART gall
LERIES, ST Broadway to be sold by auction
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC -.
BY ORDER OF THE ADMINIsTRATRIX.
GEO A. LEAvITT d COR. someryile AuctiOnoor
WITHOUT RESERVE.
American .'altbam Watches.
s sRFgAR EP" Y siiEP sSGRts
No. Maidgnlane, near Broadway.
Artistic
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CHOICE
ETCUINGs AND ESGRAVING5.
ANCIENT AND MODERN.
TAsTEFULLY FRAMED,
from - 81 upwards
INSPECTION INVITED.
II. wUNDERLICH & CO,
No. 80 East l4th.st, first fOor
Elevator at No 90.
lSy Thos. Z. Kirby IL Co, AucHoncers
ATTHEIR NEW GALLETIEs.
$40 and az Broadway,
between 18Th ami llth-sts.
NOW on FREE EXHBITIoN. DAY AND EVENING,
VERY LARGE IMPORTATION or
ELEGANT GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
COMPRISING MANY SUPERB OBJECTS
N CERAMIC ART. CRYSTAL, &c, &C.
THE WHOLE TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
on MONDAY. TUESDAY AND w. DNEsDAY,
December u - ami :, 81 80 o'clock.
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Anew OF THOSE PRESENT.

Only 500 tickets were issued FOR the hall, and
the price of each was placed at 50. They were
distributed through 100 lady subscribers,
each Of whom took five tickets Tho subscribers,
nearly all of whom were present, are given here
with:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-06
Aastd1st(Ne 1laasf0 0as.

Su Oeutf&Ia NIB pirb ein DabI'
eanpf ssihbrt, wie sr bort nod ni&t seie'
Zen psrben II. Die 3esiaunsSorsan,
fatrea cine epra&e, BE an Dssbbsit ni4ii
ussbr IN pani&en abris Id6t. Daau usr'
ben Ui1msrdS asitatiensbrieie-ie ndbe,
bie BabIsn anraden. biiRser unb tiiRser,
Re kalten G&ritt NIT ben Au8tduen bs,
olaeiSlen Oysane. Oas GtIensen ssn bes
bornenbouen Balm hes GuItsrtsmpfss fat
bic 3itraIen nun aud srsOssu In cine Bsr'
ieterputb Seyistt. Dobsr erfIdrt I'D bie
Babiiteruns teibssisits. llster bic G,be.
tnas Dr. &ssum'S auf ben etutI bes 81.
Ga&arisS ID Trier iyeuen I'D aatarli& bie
&atboliten, an alIsrmeiif.n natarIi4 bic
h ben trieyil4ea 2lnhen. Bon UiSmard
parb ber neue Otabhte In Bar,in iebr
Isatislls anisenemu'es uub b einer eise,
men Nabisnl puibs e pom &aiier aab ssm
GaIhsmiaiasr @alIss isbr Iesislis en-.
sfanssa. Das bk stsl teipre4sae elbss.
IsiRaas aabstaast 10 pisb Or. 4ssam
ustl ebsnis liopsulkt ssvbea iein, uis bic
Uistbums Urusitf b Dlaatyad uub Ha
bsrbssn. @as h Ssssia auii4en bem 70
ten prllstsn uab ben &sn)Ier vsYbanbsli
parb, sntsistt ~ natarIi4 ssrerR Der
OsifestIt4 4tsit; ~ Debt -, bat lsttersm
ssr Nnem baraa ssIsssa isi. bsa seiRIi&ea
MsttRalb b peri4ibensa DiSeeien 70
sieI aIs mjsli& sebstsn ~ is9en. Der
&Sais BON ea&lsa, iswis Bee Statt8sItss
bon 0liab. 2st6rinoen, 6sIbmari4sa >.
Rauteuhel. islIsn ibren san,en ginFab
In sIsi&sa 8inns ssIienb sema&t tatea.
Der Gelesvapt meIbet psiter. bab Dr.
esrum 0ufhdse beS apsRsIii&en GtabIes
betrsfs 1aeaayfans Ssn UxbanbIunsea
iber siae syonbIi4e Rsptftsn ber|
Natssiste sebatt babe. unb bab iest
aud isiteus bsr preubii&en @ssisruns
sraRe 1nRrensuusen sema&t usrbea
parben. UNI ben &ir4eniiyeit ~ bsenbisen
pber bod siu beirtebiseubss &besmmen nit
Rom IN treFea. gu bisiem 0wsds perss
Baron 3urt pon s&!ssss, tisssr tsuti4w
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-06

Obren 0eeomulen, bab tn 6aQe Der prdR
bent farbe, iein Iettes StanbIein sei4Ie
gen bdtte. ioQ ID bod IN Baibinston ein'
Dsri@nSruns sebilbet baben. faus bsr Pri'
Rbent farbe, ieineu RSrber su Iyu@en. b
bic 4anb ber arafeaben @ere9ttstsit ibu
nt&t mad 0eba5r ,h&tisen tSune. aas
BEN @runb babeu bte Deb5rben nidt nus
BE BADEN perRdrtt. ionbern aud alIs
m6sIi9en Tortsbunseu setreffen, nm ie.
BEN 2,n&pesia4, no n1ibis, NIT teuaff.
meter 6anb ~ uebren. Da tetne aasfi4t
gorbanbeu II. bab ber feise @Stber bei
einem reselre&ten Prs,eiie bee i'm setab'
reuben Gtrafe entrinnen pdrbe, 70 eri9st.
nea bieie Rabreseln im Sntrefie ber 81.
fentIi&en @nke unb Orbaans bur@aus
sere&tfertiat.
Oie Gbatisseit, weI4e BE Green.
tdd(er, trot ibres eolIeiIalen NiebesIaseu,
tret ber eospIetsa 6sifannssIsRsseit ibrer
Sa@s entuidsIn, plre eiasS Deiferen mir.
big. 90 tasten lire gertreter I. D. wie'
ber In Staate Reu Dort. ,tuuaerten lire
Platform nnb felIien etn games StaatS.
tidet me 6elb. Die pIatform eutbdlt ie5r
quite Vlauten .. .. sesen be WonepoIe.
fir @eform beS GipilhieuieS u. I. -.
ater, uaS biIhy. Da8 VoIt uia Ni4tS
bon ber Qartd piiien uab ba beIien bic
alUbeRen Qlstiormea Ri&tS. un& In
anbereu etaates Sa5ssa - bie Nnbdnser |
Der YapiUselSoa5Gass, be4 virb ibre |
cbitistett leibe eteaissat Sesloren iein,
10 IN Gntpirefaate.
Gnber meritanif4sa 0Ssnts
q ber Eesfel uieber LOO. Dsr 0rsaotyiea |
q pieber im 0lsr anb trst BEN Ban pea
siieakalnen M eabea liIt - 0slst
|ss 0rsnse pisba; llns um use. 3ata
IN 3abn. Ot bic @a&e ben 04aIbisen
'be aaf4aIbisen trifft. q tleibt fl& sIsi&.
bente fallen piIbe S&aaren htsr bie
DdrSsr beS fremben 3anbeS, brenuen ibre
b6fe nieber nnb trsitsu lire Uieb4eerben
ort, unb mersen folsen ibrsn gpuren bie
Dlahd4er. nm bas sIei@e 9&i6iaI aber
Ne Stammessenehen Sener beraububs.
&p6rsu. S&ulb an BEN auSbru& Der
5sinbielisseiten finb wieber bic rothsn Cen.
81, bic aYa&en. bic baIb bier. balb bost
aorben, ienssn unb breanen. /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-06
aae au3eisen fenbe man ipdteReus
1lsntas &srsen Elm. ..
8s6- 1r6eiteI sGsr Art prompt nus 6tStG
Gnsgsff6rt. ....
Office Der Gazette
10. 442 Datnfrabe. 3mii@en 4. \. 8.

!
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.I-
}, ffebenben Goufforium I'm gatisan Won
i fstsneur GreppeI, befanut wesen isine,
GstnbfeIisteit seseu bic fraua51i&e Resie'
4 runs. gum Cardinal erboben werben uirb.
-Sn @ouen bat seifern cine 5sue,sb,unil
. einen S@absu pou SOC, 900 6ranes auses
. ri&tet.
Parts, l. Sspt. Die RspubIisaner
tbun ibr Heifes, um Bet ben Sti&woblen
pom ben eonieruatiuen parteien Sise su
seuinueu. @o INNER 3wei ibrer ganbi.
Oatsn einem @onieruatiDea sesenaberffebeu,
wirb BET i&wd&ere fafa ausuabmsIos 3s'
rddse3osen unb tn eiujeIneu GdQeu III In
6OIse bauon aud ber reaetiondre garbibat
3uradsetreteu. Der Donapartiif SauB'
mann tlf pon fstner Ganbibatur tn eesparre,
TIM Ospartement Der @ironbe, suridsetres
ten. um. uie e. iast, bic grwdbluns bes
HspabltfanerS ga 2aube sesenibsr benz
UonapartiRen paSeal m6sli4 iu MAIDEN.
@robbritauutsn.
Gonbon, 81. Aug. OaS f4Iedte
Detter bdIt an unb bis @rntena@r'&ten
aus faR auen Ebeilen bes 2aubes Iauteu
dubsrft sntmutbissnb. '
-'n.# &ubIanb.
Berlin, 80. Hug. @raf Bai&toff
unb ber @eneraI SObonsff, auei sert.aute
Greunbe unb panilaSiitii&e @atbseber bes
Giaren baben cine Glasi9rift unter benz
EiteI: Denti&riit ater bie pirtli&e Gage
@ubIanb' SerSfeutIi&t. Die Denii9lift,
wel&e BEN gsaren tur3 por ieines gaters
Eobe auseaeat uorben mar, rdumt Elm, bas
gan, @ubIanb NIT BEN sesenudrtisen gu.
itanbe ber Dinse unsufrieben if. sie BE.
fdruortet bic ginlstuns elmer art psn
. WoltSresieruua unb iia sffeutar uer0ffent.
liat uorbeu, um ber WeIt III ,eiaen, mas
her Gar ttnn m,,rh. u.nn RE mibI;i7,r
~. ~. r,... ~
"" IVY. S1'a" s'"'''''"'
VI Susrsours. 81. aug sinsr
20 Abssorbnete aus Derf&iebenen ruiRi&sn
prouinaen einberufen werben. um benz
stoots,o,b ibr. Nnii4,.n i,b.r ii. , o.o.n,
-. w.rs 49, - -. % :, 49," 49,,
~a'''ss o'us.n~ar0.'uns !" "aS'a"0
oa'su'esen. Sar vntmsts'Suns Der un'
aberlssteu Neisuns ber Hausrn sum Sorts
uanberu ertId1te bic @eoieruua. bas fie
I.Ika J., asn.. .,.sr.s m..ra.
In .rsorh.r. s., m...,. s.. So. ..
~ mn s., m.,h<.;hsSh. ssss - 80. - 60 ~
. w go c.. 80 . ....'.o-.".'" % ..'% S'~'.0e
"eus" @suao a"0 oo0ens oe'Es9en ~eroe.
Oer uetnsl'er oss ta'lerIt@en paniss,
@raf abIsrbers II If ueseu Rrdntli@,eit
i,,u,s s,oif.ns .ntbob.n urh re- m.r.rsI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-06
sataaottNe 1ena0(A Aa,l.

Dee Reni& beaft. Got
Ienns. Bette Ds4e i4risben utr an BE
iU 0teue, bab alIer DSJri9 9siaIi4 4tett mad
tsSer BE Namnsr bes UIattes bic 2eie,
syssi4t 1ltts. bev Driiibsnt ai4t mebr un,
ter ben eetenbsa iei. llnb sie Rounteu
ri aab6Si ME Cyuptome 5atteu I'D
brart tnm S4Iimmea seReut, bab II.
Nss,ie ben &rantsn asfssssben batteu.
Rnr 6raa 0arRsIb, Re par anberer Neei.
unnG fie tra&te BE Gssate pieber jau,
Osfhaen. t1nb ri4tiol q hat itmte5r
eia. OaB matte. Slinmeabs 2etenSfanI
4ea teSann Uieber etpas saf)uIea4tea,
{ eis i4sa4r 1sfaanssi4tm tan4te
uieber h ben safS S4Iimmae Sevbereite.
ten 8egaea aai. Der DerbanansS3uIianb
beS praebeuteu, Der 70 du6erf bsfersuib.
streoeab par. tetleste R4. naa Roante BEN
&rsalea wieber Rabruns aaf BEN SepSbn.
Ii9en Nese teitrinssn. bie q bsbieIt, ber
PuIs ustb uiebrisr. BE Obsipsi9elbta
enot9walR lieb mad, q isaberte I'd
Gitss d. . biISsten ID NbFane be- giterS
b ten Nesnb. 9psr t4lief ber prdfibeat
t6itue1io. .besss4 parieine 9Iai nan4maI
Soa Htantafesa tsoJeitet, sia 11sIes 9ei,
IN bs4 nsst1osb sbiserssiis latesss ber
@e1e tSrtsbes as4 ssL ~ Rstmns,
- 90 rsO u fas b lr1bssa nsaati.
to110 osos6ea Wssbe. parb tslIes sesAanf, |
~ Han DEasnb Tan ssalsmuea uisber, |
~. m>e nnb ~ Otsbsais Satea aefaa.
IN Qiter Ssa %, ber &vaase va,b etwas |
ttdfnssr uae.te6ss. 4shasns ast hsNsn
OsaetnsS Iaten iett aas sissn: ~
olSDte npb - 4sQ. Ue - Ostals |
u NOD Ianse NIT SssJsi. sss4 ilab So |
RSsli4tsiieH SieIs, Ne siae Dsabass In |
8naGnbe berssgtriassa lSanen, ates pie |
Seiest, . sebt sater ben f4Iimmen, j.tr
9limmen llnaanbea teseatsab beher.
Rs4bsm bas Hutraasa In BE @ie.
besbesfslIuss bes psdhbsntsn la,hdsstsbtt
IL, tsmmt BE GnssIeossbsit bsr amtliAen
@si4dfte jpv e3sa&e unb bamit h. Der
biabuns bie Ua(si4tinIi4teit snb E3un.
Ii4tsit bts Asffsrberuas On Autur, alS
Tsdfbsut ~ fsnaheu, bis, ,p,dRbsnt Gar
49,. =. { a II
felb binrsi&eub seneisH 1T. um bic @ie.
buaulhabme ieiner ausili&sn pFi&tea IN
se4tiertisea. Die Ebatia4e tann ui4t
neil abnseisn uetben, bab IN aleu- De
YsrtemeniS BET @esieruus 0sssaeanbe IN
status quo bleiten. usI&e bsr 9utl9eihuus
be- obstifsn Ueamtsn tsbartsn. @ie
Iasse Re II bkier @eiie sbne Ra&tbeil
far BE SiieatIi4ea Suterelsn bIeitsn tSn.
men. 10 eiae 6rass usl&e bah erlebist
ussbsn s,nb. Oti&en q aIs bsatmmt
bssaunt II, b1b jam 8se6 bsr Dstafftsn
bieieS @essnRanbss tstne GatinsisRtnne
Ds5aItsn sSes tssuf6u nssbsn IL, 70 sisb
bs4 ysn ben &hsliebera .beS Gsbi.
~ !ps'ss - "ss.'s's y ~
s.suss sT sa.
'..'~ .ssa s@ ue se' m
ossso eaI ee ssa!slerss'' stase lol9m
oVs"es e.nae c.e'aaussoe'lq3osn9stisa
beas5ea.. Die ni4t sestnsite baruater 10,
DaB ios einsm Ginbru6 g auf ben pr1R l
'ss.sn = lssas@ seoeapesneea 5spanee
aseom sasss. ssaa lstss Nai.esslemsstt
~ ben osoeaRane se!san Sases. p's bas
!e's.saee9es n'sae ssleeesa maDte. -
rpesapstanni' eal g lssr S'e' aesr etsie
oesesesssu = .aSeenn: ). J o'lcea 's@ ls'as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-06
3teise dit Snseigeu.
Seben 3pa ber SpaIte pet Sabr...
s Rsnate.. .....$100


esealsSlstijen.
unter 5 3etIen HreSier perben ni&t dneeusn.
men. 1nr teee 3eile 8re1ier pter bereu 1a10
baS 1. Nal 10 &C.. bic n6&Reu Nale Gesto
1etratts- unS fsbesanaetsex nit Gtss0
$3.50, sbne Spraa St.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-09-06
8Iein atien.

Nonbon. 20. Husuff. Giusm rele,
9ran1m aus Ef@esme aufoIse mar hes grbs
eseen. ~el@ss bieien Ort nnb bic SnieI
Seto bstmaeiu&t bat, bsftiser aIs hes nom,
dsertsen Mpril. Dis ginwObner fnS in
UeraweifeIun9.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25
jewish Strength in America.

The result of the first systematic at
tempt to ascertain the strength OF Juda-
ism on this continent has just been pub
lished. Altogether, returns received from
1000 places to show that in 1878 there
were 7S congregations, with member
ship of 1856, and that the number OF
Israelites was 230,557. Making allow
ance for the places not heard from, the
total Jewish population is placed at 25O,-
900 souls. Of these, about 10000 are
located in Pennsylvania. The Oldest
congregation in the country is the Shaa-
ray Shomayim, Of Lancaster, organized
in l776, while the Rodef Shalom, OF
Philadelphia, is the next oldest, having
been organized in 1880. The richest
congregation is the Temple Emanuel
of New York, which although only es
tablished in lsi3, and having but 46l
members, owns real estate and Other
property to the value of 100000. The
public institutions established by the secl
in the United States include five hospi
tails, eleven orphan asylums and six fre,
schools. It's doctrines are enunciateC
by seventeen newspapers and magazines
The 27S congregations in America owl
between them property valued $6, $50,
900, and over $4,000 children attend tn
religious schools
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25
THE COLUMBIAN
Hayes and his Mania for chic Men.
-om the chicago Tribune (Rep,

From the chicago Tribune tRep,
1t is rarely that man at an advanced
state of life can reach out above or be-
yond his personal associations. President
Hayes, unfortunately, never enjoyed the
advantage of any acquaintance outside
of Ohio. The men with whom he had
come in contact within Ohio circles were
the best men he ever knew. Consequent
ly he concluded that the best men in this
whole Union must be Ohio men. He
went into office determined to fill the
civil service with the best men, and he
naturally, from his restricted circle of
acquaintance, looked to Ohio to furnish
them. lie abandoned the previous prac-
tice of taking counsel with Congressman
simply because they were Congressman,
and has confined himself to Ohio infuen-
ces. fhe wanted good Supreme Judge or
a good whskey gauger he REQUIRED inn
mediately to Ohio as likely to furnish the
best material. If offices were to be filed
at Washington or in some State unfortu-
nately remote from Ohio his first thought
would be to ascertain whether some man
could be found there who he had former
ly known in Ohio. 1t was only by this
course that President Hayes could satisfy
his own conscience that he was making
proper appointments. II may have been
unfortunate for some people who were
not "Ohio men" that President Hayes
had conscience, or that, having a con
science,i had been so strictly schooled tc
the Ohio idea, but he could not reasona
bly, be expected to strangle his conscienc'
on that account. He has done the bes
he could--for Ohio
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25

James Anthony Froude, the historian,
has been making study of the Ireland
He has little sympathy with the senti-
mental aspects of the Irish grievances,
but he gives his Judgment OF the only
way of dealing with Ireland in these re
markable terms:
We can govern India we cannot gov
ern Ireland. BE it so. Then let Ireland be
free. " We cannot keep people chain
ed to us to be perenially wretched because
it is not independent Ireland the ablest
and strongest would come to the front and
the baser elements be crushed.
This, too, is called impossible--yet, il
we will neither, rule Ireland nor allow
the Irish to rule themselves, nature and
fact may tell us that, wha,her We will OIL
no, an experiment which has lasted fol
seven hundred years shall be tried ne
longer,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25
Marih RaMemhnring.

Now that good times are again upon
us, before indulging in extravagant
shows, it is worth RENDERING that no
one can enjoy the pleasantest surround
ings if in bad health. There are hun
dreds of miserable people going about
to-day with disordered stomach, liver OF
kidneys, or dry, hacking cough, and one
foot in the grave, when so cents. bottle
of Parker's Ginger Tonic would do them
more good than all the expensive DOCTOR
and quack medicines they have ever
tried 1t always makes the blood pure
and rich and will build you up and give
you good health at little cost Read
of it in another column.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25

Ss$s. y %ss$s Ts1
- $1,000 poverty from your door. Those
who always take advantage OF the good chances for
making money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, while those who do not improve such
chances remain In poverty. We want many women,
boys and girls 10 work for us right In their own o-
cali les. The business VIII pay more than t0n mes
OF ldlaary wages We furnish extensive outlit ana
all that you need, free. No one who engages falls 10
AXE money very rapidly You can devote your
Whole time 70 the work or only your spare moments
Full Information and all that Ia needed sent free
Address S1Issos Co., Portland, Maine. octlbso-y
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25
A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of confound
ing a remedy of acknowledged merit
with the numerous quack medicines that
are now so common. We speak from
experience when we say that Parkers
Ginger Tonic is startling health restora-
tive and will do all that is claimed for il
We have used it ourselves with the hap
piest results for Rheumatism and when
worn out by overwork. See adv
Times
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25

CosuNpRuM. Why is DIR. Thomas
Eclectric Oil like glazier.' Ans. BE
cause il takes out bad pains. Moreover
il relieves throat and lung complaints,
piles, kidney troubles, etc; is economic,
prompt pure and is composed OF sis OF
she best oils known.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25
SLIGHTLY ExHILARATED.

'Re-fol-de Riddle! How well / feel !!
chirped an elderly bachelor t'other morn
ing. That Thomas Eclectric Oil seems
to have cured my lumbago completely
| feel as if were young again and be-
lieve I'll ask the widow to have me. II,
did so, was accepted and is now the hap
py parent of fine boy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25

General Grants house at Gelena is in
charge of an old soldier and his wife,
who take pride in keeping it in perfect
order Many of the presents bestowed
upon the General and Mrs Grant during
their sojourn in China and Japan are to
be seen in the parlor and library.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25
M G00d Preaching.

No man can do good job of work,
preach good sermon,try law suit well
doctor a patient, or write good article
when he feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and
none should make the attempt in such q
condition when it can be so easily and
cheaply removed by little Hop Bitters
See other column.-1lbdny Times.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-02-25
Weaver & Co.'S Ads.

N ~ Outht free TO those who wish to engage IN
~ n the most pleasant and profitable business
sNe j known. Everything new. Capital not re-
w quired. We VIII furnish you everything $40
day and upwards is easily made without staying
away from home over night. No risk whatever
Many new workers wanted at once. Many are max
ing fortunes at the business Ladies make as much
as men, and young boys and girls make great pay
NO one who is willing TO work 4 lis 70 make more
money every day than can be made In aweek ut any
ordinary employment. Those who engage at once
Will md short road to fortune. Address Il. HAL
Lxrr En Portland MainA Nos r'ol-iY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
Gtedmdoats an0 Railroads.

ys,rGE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot u.
Three exiA,ss trains daily except a) 10 Bosom i.
sos "A. M. p. tpaor ears attache aud lOp III WIN
palace sleri ing caTsL 49, .-
f'. daysat IN u. m. with palace sie'gng c'rsL
Iiuitei tickets Boston lall rlul 80. .ft,r
lIii-lti AZ .'
MN enur ald Windsor Hotels cAot olcos AID ~ ul1"S
Central Depot