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Is c Positive Cure

S.- III 4hoaa Painful COmDlaints and Weaknesses
 socOmmOn to our best female population
 It will cure entirely the worst form Of Female com plaints nl troubles Inflammation and Ulcera tion Falling and Displacements and the consequent Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the Change of Life.
 It win dissolve and expel tumors from the uterusi In an early stage of development The tendency to can cerous checked very speedily by its use 1t removes faintness natulency destroysa all craving fpr stmulants and weakness of the stomach It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration General Debility sleepessness, Depression and ind gestion.
 That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and backache always permanently cured by its use It will at all times and under all circumstances act in harmony with laws that govern the female system For the cure Kidney Complaints of either sex this Compound is unsurpassed. LYDIA E. PINKUAM'S VEGETABLE COM- T1OUNDis prepared at 23s and 2S5 Western Avenue, Iynn Mass Price S1. Six bottlesfor s. Sent by mail fin the form pi1s in the form of lozenges, on receipt of price, s1 per box for either Mrs Pnkha freely letters of inquiry Send for paInph Iat Address as above. Mentior this PdpeT.
 No family should be without LYDIA E. PlNKHAMs LIVER PILLS They cure constipation, biiousnsss, and torpidity of the liver. 8 cents per box
 RE Sold by all DruggisfS. 1A
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-06
DRUGGISTS SELL TT.

Agents wanted for the sale of the Indian Blood Syrup in every town or village in which have ne agents. Particulars given application.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-06
ENTLEMEN's LIST.

 B-w H Burtern. D-John F Doney. LDr J H Wilmington. I'll Thompson. W-Edwsrd Weeks.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-06
SEASONABLEY

5GTRICTLY pure of our own prepaing- Cherry SRum, Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Wine. B .sck- harry Brsndy-imported in whole and half bot ottiea Peter Heering's Copenhagen Cordial iy2s E. E HALL SON.
 Eddy's RefriGeratOrs. YVyHE best use, the best made, and they ar the best Refrigerator for you to buy. Look at tham before purchasing and you will buy no other.
 Ask for the EDDY. Sold by
 w. 1T. CANNON SE CO.,.
 my96 saO State street, near chapeis
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-06

77 w. 3rd Street, N. Y. City
 aalq d&u
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-06

and you will feel relieved and sleep pleasantly. IfyOu are travelling in unhealthy localities, or food or water does not agree with you,
 ADOse of Regulator. will remove all i'll effects.
, 1881-09-18
WEST POINT,


: WASHINGTON, D. e., Sept 17-The Board
Of Visitors to West Point have made IL
lengthy report to tho Secretary Of War, and
among other things say that the command ut
West Point constitutes military depart
ment, Of which the academy is a part and the
commanding General is the Superintendent,
instead OF being, us contemplated by law,
in charge Of Colonel of Engineers. With
this exception the position and rank of the
officers are in accordance with the law. The
Assistant Adjutant-General- Of the Military
Department does not bolong to the Military
Academy organization, and is in no way cs-
sentlal to it, and occupies quarters required
BY academic officers. 4 period Of more than
four years experience seems necessary to
enable a Superintendent to acquire perfect
knowledge Of the interests OF the acadcmy,
and no previous army training is Of service
in this branch, which seems to require the
experience of graduate Of the academy for
its successful administration. It is a source
Of regret that the assistant Professors Of the
academy cannot be detached permanently
for this service without interfering with their
hopes Of promotion. The malpractice Of
"haz.ng," which made its appearance a few
years ago. has been crushed by rigid disci-
pline, but it still fingers to some extent, and
it will require the utmost vigilance on the
part Of the officers III Immediate charge OF
the cadets. and the most prompt measures CT
punishment, Ill order sto eradicate this
vicious and nnnan!y .practice- The raising
of various funds by charging cadets per-
recommendation is male that in future, 'lio'
commissions be charged above the actual
cost of supplies. The surplus balances Of
these various funds and property on June !,
, 1881-09-18

speaker, rather potntedly said; .Are VIC New
M that our civilittcs to strangers should
nntrs,;as 10 In such strains OF astontshed ad
James Gordon Bennett is going about with
IL 1 rs ae,n III sling He says he jammed his hand
Miss Dudu Fletcher, the author Of *' 'Kis-
met and "Tho Head OF Medusa," has trans-
Htt Mteo the sonnets OF the Venett2 lady, Gaspara
LII speech at tile late cutlers' feast at
onctt1e9d, the Duke of Rutland said that England
W., "ualu @ soon 30 Obliged to abandon FREQ trade
aoe project her Industries.
The Pall Mail Gazette denies that the late
lean Stanley wrote any of Its lenders, and adds
tllat the Dean hnd too much admiration for
hiE1seif.'' ~'o
Mr., John Bright's two brothers-in~law, the
Locases, wero originally Quakers. One Joined
the Roman Catholic Church. established the
tablet newspaper, and represented an Irish con-
st1tuency in Parliament; the other became a.
now 1n Parliament. one il Tory, the other d
Liberal; and Newman, Prince Of tho Roman
Church, has d brother at1nnt o, tha ocnSn -
DcisEl. 1850 "a
Jules Bcrrant the alleged former valet Of
that particular SIR Roger Charles TIchborno
whose alias is Charles Ogden Ferris, bus turned
up ut Buffalo. He declares TINT the man who
testified under bis name ut the Ticbborue trials
was an tnpostcr, and snys that he will give somo
startllng and convincing evidence when the
possession OF Sir Rogers property must appali
even the famous Lying Club Of Sazarcc
This is true: Il young woman went down
to the Ohio River, fully resolved to cnd her mis-
cry by suicide. The tcrryboat was just leaving.
She began to watch it. The boat groaned and
puned 1t could scarcely make its way, the
wafer was SO shullow. She still watched it.
Alter long, long time, 1t had dragged itself to
the opposlt shore. Tho young wor1,an turned
sad!v away. Ii would be impossible to drown
slowly home.
, 1881-09-18
WASHINGTON.
No Such Available Reserve of Cash in
the Treasury as Has Been
Reported.
Majority and Minority Reports OF tho
Board Of West Point Wis.
itOrs.
Mrs. Boyd's Story Of Her Horsewhippinq Es-
capade-The London Smoke Ex-
position.


NJhl&tlSMS oF Ills IOQHSEA
Epertal Dispatch tn The CnttaQo Tribune.
T. WASHINGTON, D. e., Sept. 17.-During the
last ten days Secretary Window has been
criticised for not having used More Of the
available cash In the Treasury for the pur-
chase Of the bonded debt. It has been assert
ed that lie was abundantly able in July to
have used between $40, ,000, 900 and $35 000. .00o,
instead Of $4,000, 600, i'll the purchase Of
bonds, and that during August he was
similarly situated. It has been claimed by
some Of the leading financial journals Of
New York that during the present month the
cash balance IN the Treasury has been nearly
S20,O0, 900 larger than it was twelve months
ago.. Inquiry at the Treasury Depart
ment today developed the fact that, at
tile beginning Of the present month, the
available cash balance was over S4,W0, QUO
less than it was ut the beginning Of Stptenl-
ber last year, and If the outstanding bonds
embraced i'll the 10Th call be deducted,
US they properly should be, it is safe to say
that. despite the large revenues Of the pres
ent month, the cash balance today is proba-
year. The fact is that during the last few
months, there were ut times quite heavy
drafts made upon the Treasury reserve.
Hence twill be seen that there is at present
no such extraordinary accumulation Of avail
able surplus in the Treasury as is claimed
by some Of the New York financial writer's
and speculators.
&c WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 17.-Up to the
close Of business today there had been re-.
cciyed at the Treasury Department for re-
demptiOn S6,S220, 900 5:per cent coupon bonds
under the 1U3d call, and SIG ri 450 $ per cent
registered bonds under the l0ltt call.
, 1881-09-18
A MERCANTILE WAR,

The Cincinnati md Louisville NIcr-
chants Wnsfn@ Il Bitter Fight to Sc
cure tho Trade Of Southern Merchants
-1satirond Tickets mid Lunche. Fur
htsflcd by Each Side Free of Charge.
Special Dtspate. to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, O.. Sept. 17-The struggle
between Cincinnati and Louisville for the
Southern and Southwestern trade is becon-
ing sharp and in 4 measure acrimonious.
The opening Of the Cincinnati Southern
Hallway made it possible for Cincinnati mer-
Chants to extend the boundaries of their buSi-
ness over Il broad and inviting territory.
The trade Of Il considerable portion Of this
territory had long been going to Louisville,
and that city became very jealous of Cinciu-
nati's intrusion. III order to hold their Gus
totners, the Louisville. merchants sent to
the trade Of the South nearly
$4,000 worth OF railroad tickets to
Louisville and return. Ascertalnlng this,
some GU railroad tickets, good from Louis
vile to this city and return. These were
placed IL the hands Of William Osborn in
Louisville, ana Invitations published in the
to ali Southern merchants who CHANGED to be
Ill Louisville to call upon Mr.. Osborn and
accept the courtesy of free railroad tickets
to CINCINNATI, where they would find all Ill
ernational Exposition IN progress. and a 2
be glad to fnrln their acquaintance: They
accepted daily by considerable. numbers Of
Southern merchants, who are convinced
after their arrival Of the superiority Of this
market, and buy their winter goods here.
The louisville businessmen are in the
meantime becoming very mad. The distrib-
utor Of the free tickets to Cincinnati has
been attacked in the street and severely
handled for assisting In what the Louis
.-9ftf. inn, Ri fo,t in +ri11
, 1881-09-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arend K.lu,y~x *lt olld be tho reliance
of tho physician In all those cases of debility in
which prompt Improvement Ut the general tone
is imperative. Kumyss is the btandest and most
easily dieestetl food. and as such the hest nour-
ishmtnt for Il weak stomach: ut tho su1ne time,
through tho process Of fermentation which
kumyss undcrgoe5, medicinal Qualities are ue-
yeoped which we vaiuly look for III Materin
medicu. In nnuscn, vomiting. extreme cases OF
dyspepsia, Kumys5 acts like charm, promptly
relieving I'LL the distressing symptoms Of SUCH
cases. When the stomach rejects nll else,
Kumvss is retained and nSsimiEnted. anOrd,ng
the paticut nourishmcnt, strength, anu comfort
and us IL logical consequences, nervousness ceases
aud refreshing sleep follows In starlet, ,ntcrnit-
tent, gastric, nnd typhoid fever, knmyss Is the
best Diet 1t satisfies thirst and dhunger and al1ays
tho fever. kumysS has considerably the sst!-
vantage over drugs, tn that it meyer eau 90
harm. To dose I'm irritable stomhch witt drugs
is an absurdity which no intellieent. physician
attempts in this day. Hut not only In extreme
cases should kumyss be res0Tteh to: It should be
tho chief remedy for a weak stomach under all
circumstances. The dyspeptic pr0tn- worker
with a few Elasses Of Kumyss Il day will improve
his digestion and his nerve force. Ladies would
be less nervous, mnre vigorous: and healthier
looking IL they would add to their: daily Diet
few glasses OF kumyss. .
Send for treatise on kumyss Beware Of fmt"
tatious.
Arcnd's Kumyss is not sold to the trade' but
4. Arcnd, chemist, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue
, 1881-09-18
ELECTRIC LIGHT.

The excursion of electricians to the IoWn
of AURORA yesterday, forty-two miles west, on
the Chicago; Burlington T. Quincy Railroad,
together with 4 considerable concourse OF
reporters, city officials, and business clt'zens'
to witness the testing of the TeleVlde on a
forty-twu-nlilc trial wire, was an event OF
more startling and sensational interest tnall
any scientific episode that ever occurred III
the West. The s'Telcyide" is the new cleo
trio apparatus for conveying the hninal4 cse-
sight, by conducting wire and optic appll-
aices, to any conceivable dlstance-9ne Eii-
glish electricians, promising riat w ". W
able to see the church steeples OF Ci1lcasD :s.,
from London observatory Ill the not very
remote future. The startling slgalllcahce ol
yesterdays experiments was that tley were
absolutely successful: conveying tne ! .eilsta ~
Of the trial wire perfectly distinct views OF
the City-IlaI. Post Office, and !! large mum,
her Of commercial e,litices, with occasional
glimpscs U1intcrlor apartments; NJ, Ioi eNaI!
pic, ut the large anu brilliantly llghted eui-
ce on West ala4iso9 st1set Wear neaf sGe Fur
niturc Palace, where the terminal pattcr!e,
we're transferred to each OF the tlye great
floors in succession and series oi most ~
terestilIg observations we're maae., 1ne *
f;cal battcry having been placed at the soutn
end of tie second floor, word catne oy tt1e
rr:,ph from the astonisned eXcurslnnists ti!at
Illey wrre now able to distinguish aftle!es
1T furniture oil every, quarter VI. lne
floor. locating the several departlaei,ts-;is OF
u upiioIstcred parlor sets, the finished walnut
sets. EBONY sets, etc-wlth perfect afcatGy @ t''yd
The transfer of the apparatus 10 tne tlilIu
tioor brought to their view All acre Of diXRfsl-
tied stock, while on the fourth and ilfth hoors'
Where the process Of artistic furniture man, an
ufactnriny is extensively carried on, the
snoyemcuts and 1nanipulatlons OF workmen
Mrc We're % also clearly distinguished. L is saiI
hat hat the main floor or S,nyth's furniture pal;
aass' acs 'reveais the largest and most brilliant ds
% piay of carpets to be seen in the unlted' aaast
ssmccrssfnI in the series Of observations
soot sso9Juc9e; here was that which followed a
ttniarranhic request from the expedition:
tase spread out some Of th1se .ns ta;rppe' ca;rpe''s
~ ~ 80 T'e}eyide being illustrated in its sue
"essf1,1iv ~ ar carrying that distance {forty-two
n,iiesl perfectiy distinct impressions Of over
$40 combinations Of shades and colors III car
, 1881-09-18
MISSING.


StItsd1 D55dEtH To 19e t7seuV0 171ouHes
DUBUQUE, H.. Sept. T.-This morning one
of the men employed at Clark's sawmll
walked out OIL log-raft and found suit Of
clothes lying on it. Iu the vest-pocket' was
found package unopened, containing
strychnine. Tho clothes were taken pos
session OF BY the Coroner. and, the matter
getting noiseu about, a young man, son Of
Jacob Bethel, saloonkeeper, appeared sat the
office Of the Coroner, and identified the
clothes as belonging to his father, who left
home Wednesday morning, as he said, to
look after some lana owned by him up the
river. lie has no doubt committed suicide:
Thomas Rose, engineer OF the dredge-boat
4. j, Whitney, operating OIL the bar in the
river, came over last night in skiff to at
tend the theatre. After the theatre he start
ell for his boat, and is missing, and supposed
to be drowned.
, 1881-09-18

AN INTERNATIONAL. EXHIBITION.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept. 1.-THE Dc
partment Ut State is in receipt of a communi-
cation from the British Legation at Washing
ton relative to an exhibition to be held in
London of apparatus Of all kinds devised to
prevent smoke. The exhibition will open
Oct. q, and tho Department las been further
informed by the British Charge IL Aifaires at
Washington that the committee has decided
to consider favorably all applications from
foreign exhibitors throughout September,
and they will as far as possible reserve Il
space for late exhibits, so that none may be
excluded,
, 1881-09-18
SCANDAL.
THE BoYD-sHEKWoOD -cON111D1NG AFFA
Mis- HnyD:S STORY

TIE BoYD-sHEKWooD .co,y111D1SG AFFAIR
-,inS. B0YD'S STORY.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 17.-Mrs. Boyd's
account Of the cowhiding sensation here is
that she had just heard Of the death Of her
grandchiid, and was driving to the Census
Bureau, in which Col. Boyd holds Il position,
to tell him of it. She says that OIL her way
she saw Boyd walking arm in arm With Mrs.
Henrietta Sherwood, who lives here; that
Boyd has been intimate with Mrs. Sherwood
for several years, and, lit spite of all his
wlfe's remonstrances, has maintained the
intimacy. Mrs. Boyd says that in her iidig,,
nation she snatched the buggy-whip, jumped
out. and laid it vigorously over the sioul-
':If you publish anything about it, put in
the name of that wonlat1,' Mrs. Sherwood.
Col. Boyd don't care what is sai, about it
wood. / did whip her, and want ller name
onbiSheu,'
, 1881-09-18
At THF EXPOSITION,

Among the noticeable display Of carriages
ran be found that of the well-known firm OF
Il. J. Edwards Il Son, the only manufactur-
ers Of the new patent Edwards lightning
lump seat buggies, which are having such
an immense safe over the country, and which
tIley are exhibiting in the Exposition, to-
gether, with a line display Of one and two
Seated carriages. Send or call for catalogues
and price-lIsts at their repositories. 231 and
229j Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1881-09-18
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

xiIread hereafter
Forepaugh:s circus had some trouble with
the MaJor of Frankfort KY, last Thursday. and
fhe militia we're ordered OUT This Is move In
Aenghs direction.
:'~What with attending to 4 divorce suit,
hiring ea,oo0 worth Of jewels stolen from my
.eom, md receiving challenge, l an reasonably
busy for an old man."-!tr. ChrfstfdncV-
Bank clerks in Montreal are exempt from
ipry duty ANY American who bias seen Can
adiau back clerk will admit the justice Of this
sule court has no right to unnecessarily tor
tuse prisoner.
"And eau you even doubt my love, Ga
trielle:"
~How can help it. You ndmit before all
that this woman Is your wife, and ask me to be-
Here gou when you tell me she is not
aBut does not your heart tell you to believe
met"
~Ah, If 1t were only my heart the task would
bsan easy one. But you know my liver Was ali
cat Of 1x last spring. No, Fabrice, cannot do
tht. Can you not give INC one word Ut proof:'
Il cannot-but stay; perhaps / can fx It.
lemme think minute, Gaby- 1es' cda saS
cue word - -
10 not say it. You have lied yourself hoarse
aleady."-From "notl,er- Law and Son-of-d-
Gun"
There came unto the Editor burIy man, who
said:
;Eind Sit, on points Of sporting lore I'm told
that ynu re well read.
And hare for knotty points therein very level
nead.
@EoE What want to know is this" land here
the speaker bit
fo%fr n+o md
It
Beside bis right-hand tnolars and began at once
tospIt}
"supposlns 1 should bet five and put the
money up
That Brindle Sal tperhnps you've heard soEre
tales about that pup}
Gould win from any other dog certain silver
= cup.
That's elve to any dog that knocks another out
IA fifteen minutes by the watch q apprehcnd
your chime).
And ind the other dog has had his hind legs
i. 1meared with lime,
Am to give the money up. and is the racket
Il square7
aast gentlemen that's fighting dogs be called
NPVu u bEaT
!! n insult Of that nature and their feelings not
declare?'
W spoke the willy Editor: my friend, sadly
- tear
'aas 5ou art not diplomat, or else you'd not
j. be here
eaeh very foolish questions to be putting in my
air1 In to a fighter
nase him at your right hand to knock the Ref
~. cree full cold
" "e subsequent proceeding you Of course will
not be told"
AAe onr'y man went swift away, the great dog
=. Eight occurred,
e he'eFce vas slugged precisely rs he gave
the word,
Aaa tlcks and cuts Sails faithful friends upon
ms form conferred.
"aen all was Ger the burly man said soft unto
his mates;
Aett fall, Of all the many men who will be
candidates
WI rotes must 20 tn vhosoe'r the Buglc NOM
'h editor friend in need has proven unto
Us,
VINO trst suggested that we raise Ill
=, !. awful muss
''e toe dog-hght should begin; boys he's
cunning cuss."
ss.t ta|! the B,.o1s'. candidate no opposition
i met
"asds where oft in former years the sidewalk
.r.., had been wet
gore Of those who voted the Republican
, 1881-09-18

mr. 1ondoh Morning Post. Of Sept. Is
..-. hat the news Of cholera at Alden is greatly
'%,grrrated. There are ouly fe" cases among
81 loxer classes. 4 letter to the is"es dated
M sden, Aug. a attributes the deaths to the mat
-, = fasting during Ramdan' as 'hsy are en-
9'.,r ~ confined 10 the Moslcn1s.
, 1881-09-18

idcnt;Hed Ludion was a Russian. Is years old,
aud asa tnshes tall sandy
tha BAKERY. aud epent bis leisure tine In en-
soye The ona Of t9s safs
rn:h roch' ,hare wcru found iu bis room several
drawings Of the snfe lick and diagrams upon
which he had experimental. Full detnlls Of the
robbery were published at tue time.
, 1881-09-18

ur LU, REAv1s, SO long the champion
=; :, fouts as the Capital Of the Nation, Inns
.h.ndoned bis advocacy OF that city and de-
.l,,ed in favor OF Alton, ILL.,. saying that the
,,,ter % c!ty "was destined by Nature for TINT
1arpose.' He wants It's name changed to the
<+r ri America
, 1881-09-18

,t. WAITER, of the London Zines, says
Ah- -,.r.rs a matter Of surprise to English
MI :, '-hen % one Of their countrymen, and espe-
meu o,e in public life. determines to visit the
eaas :.s States, just before his departure John
pn!s. eNs. es,d 10 him: Why arc you gong to the
Blaen. s,ates, thought you had been there
A1rnpfT.'
, 1881-09-18

q,rrrr we're expended in England in the
-. ~, rear for indoor maintenance and out
~ rrllef oi the poor 81 500. about Que
~ a's+h NJ which was paid in London. The i'll
s-s.te IN London over the year before was about
.nar rent: throughout the country about per
, 1881-09-18

r.r Southern States possess a chicken
Ana 49, Six firms virtually control the poui-
na,ret. npert The combined capital is $4,000.
u. =. sa aeents receive per cent for purchases
1l't -, on]r Of poultry, but eggs, butter. and
no' vu The quarters are at New Orleans,
s.1.sHh sa,sh charleston, and three places in Ten
, 1881-09-18
WHY THE CR0WD2

, That integrity md business ability will bring
their reward when properly nude known to the
people lB evidenced by the fact that Mcchesney
Bros, dentists have had to stop advertising, be-
iug unable to accommodate their customers. II
any one doubts the above statement, he Is in-
ylted to step in ana judge for himself. High
rites on dental work will soon be Thing of the
past, US people will soon find that they cnn have
good work done without depicting their pockets.
, 1881-09-18

AS1. LOUIS Judge sentenced murderer
N onuetr- r-nIne years imprisonment last Thurs
Dr. In some things Chicago might initiate St.
Louis very prottably.
, 1881-09-18

AKSpEnGAnTES exclusively for colored
.hnd,en has been established by the st. Louis
Road Of Education, and Is a good illustra non OF
1he comprehensiveness Of the American public
xrhoo system.
, 1881-09-18

rur New York Tribune thinks that Tilden
,hm,ld explain to his pupil Bookwulter that
lion he advised "st,ll hunt" he did not mean
a xbtsfy.still hunt.
, 1881-09-18

uaNp. PAINTED ME1hlLlzED REP0UssE AANG!h6s
M Rcnroductdons of gubelins and other tapestries,
.,t.e.her with a unique collection Of English and
rrsnch designs in art papers. Ill By eminent art
ists. have just been imported BY F. x. H1lger .
r o14 aQ6 n Wabash-RT.
, 1881-09-18

Cop1oCs streams Of whisky do not blot out
!. min rho fact that Mr. Dookwalter first be-
.sme conspicuous in politics as ca1umn'ator
ri President Garfield.
, 1881-09-18

GES. BuRSs1DE:s corps was at one period
- frequently moved from ono department to
,nother that 1t became known as " Burnsiae>s
GEOGRAPHY Class"
, 1881-09-18

F,1..1a a: Swtnburne writes the article on
annic;! Garage lhudor il the Encyclopedia BTU
,1onacaa american lawyer made speech At
: "aner. and took occasion to e1toi En.
, 1881-09-18

-, r,.sE corresp0ndento the N0rthc771
AoinAs.d sd,,cco,e tells this touching story:
Chrta!a" ,:as, +. Homer, of Syracuse, has re-
Nj, NltanIh 'aet 1hrec daughters by. diphtherin-
Gently ioS. her 11tl year. Lille May in her Sth
H.tes nd ID Aa,e in der h year; little time
he{0Ee l.lu'e =. nn1no hack. but don't want to go
don't wan. n, X Matte 70 with me-" 4 few days
aloue;, q. when Matte WIS struggling with The
tel eeine, os1h e1clainne, Lille take bold Of my
, 1881-09-18
eo2 ARTISTIC PAPER HANGING

We can commend Nat Faxon twhosc new store
is under Brands, No. .2 Wabash nvenue) as
thorough master Of this nuch-abused ART The
walls of come of our handson1est houses bear
the imprint Of his taste and skill.