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LOCAL POLITICS,

! The Uun1ctpnl Coutcst-Sevcnth Sem
! tOr1al.
As the holidays are over and tho spring days are
! approaching, tho politicians once more be-
! ginning to Gust about for available timber for
| Successors to Cnrter II. Harrison. The work 50
fur has been tnainty confined to propositions Of
| names, hut there are Indications that the ward
| candidates aro beginning to Tx things for ut
| least their own delegation in the Convention
Tho lesson OF two years ago has not
E1.d the effect It should upoa the smaller
| party leaders, and mnny names hitherto
| unknown to fame are freely used by tho work.
| er5, with the intiuadou that they would take
| the p.ace. Among tho names freely used which
hnve weight are those Of James \. Kirk, Frunk
James F. Rawlcieh, AID. Clark and james ".
| Stewart Each Of theae has his supporters who
! are willing TO make known the qualificat1ons Of
their favorit cand:date. Meanwhile there Is
another movement which louks toward II b11si-
ness mems ticket which shull unite tho conl-
merehll interests upon some one man who
Is conceded tu be representative or tho
business men \; +: Fairhank. Jesse ;spal,.-
Ing, ulld Henry ". King have bcen mentioned.
Mr. spuldlne h-s won consideration fur tie wny
i'll which he manage1 his end OF the late catl-
| pngn Nr. Kings friends are eager to see him
nominated. but fear th:lt he Will nut accept. 1t
il said OF Mr. Fairbank that while he might not
like TO make rnca against any Of the profess
| sionats Tor the nomination. he would make
vigorous aud successful canvass II oucc put bo-
foso the people.
On the DeuocratIc side there will probably be
q w:,lkuway for the present incumbent rud It IS
certain that he can have tho nomination il ho
wants it, L. z. Letter and Thau,ns Huync arc
spoken Of b tho FIX stockings, wnlis
by Perry Smith, Jr.s. calnpnign have
announced, themselves in favor oi IL 6i.netalic
caEpaign, end propose to Try for some Of tue
daddy dollars Of Perry f. smith l1t'nSe:f, whose
Eberalty hAs won him au abiding place in tho
hearts or pockets OF "tDe cattle" But to set
lie tho question aud to stop nll this nonsense,
Mike McDonuId has decided that, although
Carter Harrison comes hivh, they must havo
him, aud has already declared that the eagle
bird vii: carry oil the honors III tie next City
Convention.
The work has been quiet as yet. but It Is antic-
ipated that before the end Ut next week the
fight will hnye nssumcd the usual proportions
on both sides.
\ meeting OF the Seventh Senatorial Club was
held yesterday afternoon at the Grund PMciffc
Hotel. John Sidcll presided. The Secretary was
instructed to furnish each member with copy
OF tho constitution and bylaws. The list of
officers was filled by tho ELECTION Of pr,f. Louls
kistler, President; john Sldell. Vice President;
Gnal Meyer Bloom, Treasurer. 1t WIS decided to
holi tho next meeting in Evanston during Feb
, 1881-01-23

PARIS, Jan. 2,.-In the Chamber Of Depu~
ties II. Galnbetta. III thanking the members
for his reelection as President OF TINT body,
said the Chamber would not separate before
emancipating the press from the present re-
strictions, nor without sanctioning the right
Of public meetings.
ESTIMATES.
M. Floquet, Republican, was elected Fourth
VicePresi.lent of the Chamber.
II. Magnin, Minister Of Finance, intro
duced the budget estimates for 1SS2 Ihe
revenue is calculated at 2,S3G, ,0o0, 600 francs,
and the expenditures at ISIS, ,0oo, coo francs.
AN INTERPOLATION.
PARIS, Jan. ao3.-In the Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties to-day Proust {Republican) announced
all interpellation of the Governments foreign
policy. The date is fixed for the Sd Of Feb
rnary.
SMOOTHING GERMAN FEATHERS.
Gau1betta, in his speech Friday, made .
declaration which it is supposed Is Intended
TO counteract the impression produced by his
speech at C|lerbourg. He said: Despite un-
founded ASSERTIONS, the " hole world knows
the foreign policy of France marks neither
secret objects nor adventures This guar
antee is Inherent in Il republican form Of
government. i'll which all depends on na~
tional sovereignty"
, 1881-01-23

Och1lS' Jan. 2--ln the Court Of Queens
1eneh to-day, serjt- Heron, for the Crown.
aeelared that the counsel for the traverscrs
daa aae sh1rked from grappling with the eyi-
1sace tha. !. regarding TIE damaging speeches Of
.nel1 clients lie accused the trayersers Of
naslhg n.s willtully departed from Daniel
veohoell's peaceful tradition, ana said the
as,,; ssaauon must be put down; that Mr.. Par
ne'ls political rocket had reached its zenith.
- - powerful peroration he asked whether
a>Auien +ha were 10 cease to have share in
~ h'3!, sp!.aola British Empire they had helped
s ~ oul'u. Lie was greeted with cheers at the
conclusion Of his speech. The Court then
aa!on5nea until Monday, when Judge Fitz-
es*a4a S1li deliver his charge to the jury.
T., AN 1DoSCLAD
- - 1eootted On the coast of Ireland to prevent
ae landing of arms.
PROHIBITED.
a projected Land League meeting at Balla
has been prohibited.
, 1881-01-23
EXPLANATION BY WlLL0UGHBY, HILL 4 CO.


There seems to be wrong impression re-
garling our late advertisement Of pantaloons,
and we take this method Of correcting such
Impressions, and would here state that we
have nl:irize,t our prices lower Oil pa ants than
they have ever been before, since, or other
of serious consideration las stated by one Of
our daily pApers) whether Or no not to visit the
ways up aud dressed, ready for the business Of
their lives (as sleepiess clothlers should be),
l. c., clothing the manly form Of the mel-
kind with rai,nent suitable to the different
STYLES Of beauty seen upon the. streets. of
Chicago, and noted throughout the world as
the nlost proper. Therefore, still, why not,
certainly, us we intended to say before OH
this occasion, that our stores arc daily being
filled with new clothes for early spring wear,
new and elegant suitngsr several new styles
Of shoes, ncckwear, cbildren's clothes, hats,
silk l1nndkerchiefs, underwear. Secu1ld, the
thought of wants Ct above-named goods,
with the name Wllloughby, Hill g. Co., Chi
cago's well and fayorslbly known as the wide
awake clothiers, WHO, If they make any
cago, and, see you again We hope
, 1881-01-23

:! | !
Astonishing Cures Of Itching, Sca|y and
Scrofu!ous Humors Of the Skin, Scalp,
and Blood Of Children and Infants.

Cuttcura Remedies are simply elegant to use.
They appeal to mothers and pnrenrs with great
successful. safe, and reliable. Cuticura d Me-
dtcinut Jelly. arrests diseuse, cuts away deud
skin and uesh, ailays fntlammatio itchin9 pud
irritation. snothes nnd heals Skin Diseases, und
Scalp Affections with Loss OF Hufr. Il repro
tluces and beMutiies the hnr. Cuticutn Resolv-
eut, the great Blood Purifier cleatses, puriues,
and crnlleAtos nll chronic and hereditn r. huu7or5
Cuticnrn Medicinal Toilet Soup, prepared from
Cuticurn. cleanses. southos, and heals diseased
surfaces. whltcns> frcshens, and hcautitics tho
skin beyond all praise. 1t is an elegantly per-
fumed Toilet, Bath, and Nursery sanntiye.
, 1881-01-23


,coSsTAST1SoP1.E, Jan. a2.-The Powers
lave accepted in principle the proposition tor
1esolauons at Constantinop1e, which will
1ea4menee Da.! after the arrival Of Goschen, the
.ausn ua.e1, Ambassador, and Count Van
fa.l, fa4n'al, the German Ambassador, In q
sia'ght Meantime 4 basis will be dis
cassea csss for the mode of proceedings of the
~ ea1efence, which will possess the character
49,. -. mealatlon- The question will be raised
""et0ef Greece will be formally admitted.
ALL QUIET.
40 turkish garrison In Albania has been
seked and no conflicts anywhere have oc-
n: APPEAL TO ECEorE.
~ oAE, jdn. 2-The Grecian Charge d'Af-
,aaSs ss mas presented to the Italian Govern
raa at teiegraphic circular from Premier
~'aaoaoouros, dated Jan. 20, making an
, 1881-01-23
BRITISH ITEMS.
SQIuE1tt 5 DEATH
SIFefai t.1tbif.

SOTuEHSS 5 DEATH.
Sueetal E.1b.c.
LONDON, Jan. 22o.-The sudden death Of
Mr Splhern was not generally known among
bis friends in London till yesterday
afternoon, though his death occurred about
6o'clocs on Thursday. lie. had been living
IN London at the apartments Of his sis
teE, Mrs. Cowan, at the corner OF Ok
ford and We're streets. Two weeks
aeo he left London for Bournfmouti,, re-
turning to town few days ago. lie had
been under the care Of Sir William Jenner
md Sir james PaEet since his
first arrival in London. and was
oaly able to see his most intimate friends.
Mr. Edwin Booth called few days ago and
paid him long visit. His 1na'ady was Of d
yery complicated nature. He had been
4 GREAT sUFFEnEE
from canccrous affection for year past.
a month ago Sir James Paget called
in the assistance of Sir William Jenner
to discuss the consequence of q delicate
operation. Sir William Jcnner pronounced
ag2iust It, saying that cure was impossible
and the operation would only be unnecessary
torture. On Wednesday morning the end was
seen to be not far off. His entire system
collapsed and he gradually sank all day
until just at twilight he quietly passed away,
the only people present being his sister and
servant It is estimated that his personal
Estate Is not over s4.0,0 600.
GLADSTONE.
10 the Western Associated T.fesx.
LoSDoS+ Jan. 222-1t is generally 1umored
In the lobby Of the House of Commons that
Mr. G1n6ctnnn T. Tn Ha Eur. ~ a.
warden.
!, LoSDoS, Jan. o22,.-1n consequence Of the
explosion at Stafford, is intended to mate
11ally strengthen the garrison at Manchester.
DEAD.
Lady Ousellr, daughter Of Mr.. Van Nest,
formerly American Minister at Madrid, is
dead.
LONDON, Jan. 2,.-The co1liers and police
OF Skelmersdale had fight yesterday. Sey-
e1al persons were injured. Troops were be-
ing sent to the Wigan and Preston districts,
Owing to their disturbed condition.
"REMINISCENCES OF AFGnAS1srAS.
me Blue Book Of Afshanlstan has been
published. The most important document
Is one addressed to Marquis Ripon, the Vice
roy inc list Of May. authorizing him to re-
ne" the assurances offered by Lord North
pfook to Shere Ali in lsi3, that upon certain
conoinons he might rely upon the support of
lae bfltlsh Government against unproyoked
aEgTessioQs.
THE PEDESTRIANS.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Charles Rowell and
nat1S Vaughn. pedestrians, sail for the
United States the 10Th inst
, 1881-01-23

Arend T1nmyss-psoE. E. N. Halo I'm
u communication to THE TRIBUNE says:
"Kumyss should be the reliance Of tho ply
sicinn in MI those cases Of debility in
which prompt improvement Of the general tone
Is imperative. kuulyss il tho bandest and most
easily diEcsted food, end as such the bcst nour-
1shnlcnt fur II weak stomach. ut tho same time,
through the process Of Fermentation which
kurayss undergoes, medicinal qualities nre de-
veloped which we vainly look for In Materia
nlelicn. III nauSel, vomiting, extreme cases Of
dyspepsia, kuMys5 acts like charm, promptly
relieving nll the distressing symptoms OF such
cnses. When tho stomach rejects ali else,
kurnyss Is retaincd and assimilatcd, a1or1ug
the patient nonrishmcnt+ strength, and comfort.
and. rs logical consequence, ncrypus-
ness ceases und refreshing sleep follows
In scarler intermittent, gastric, and
typhoid fever, prefer kumyss lis the excttiS-
I'VE diet. 1t satisfies thirst and hunger ana allays
the fever. ku1nyss has considerably the i'd
vantage over drugs. In that it never can do
hnrm. To dose an irritable stomach with drugs
IS m absurdiiy which no intclli"cnt physician
attempts In this day. But not only in extreme
cases should kumyss be resorted to; it should bo
tue chief remedy for weak stomnch under nLl
cfrcumstances. Tho dyspeptic brnin-workcr
with Il few glasses OF ku1nyssa day will improve
his digestion and his nerve force. Ladies' would
be less nervous, nlnre vigorous. and healthier
looking if they would add to their daily Diet a
few glasscs Of kumyss.'
Send for teeatise on Kumyss. Beware Of lni~
tatioDs.
Arcnd's Kumyss is not sold to the trade, but
to customers only.
4. Arcnd, chemist, corner Madison street ind
Fifth avenue. :.
, 1881-01-23

TO All Our urFrJcndx.-.Kavf hRd nun.
bcrless inquiries for advertising cards from
ladies In all parts Of the country who are inter-
esfcd in the prevailing fashion Of making Gard
Collections" VIC are having printed for them d
setof seven. beautiful cards, each in six colors,
and on gold background, in the very highest
degree Of nrt illustrating shakspcare's SEVEN
Ages OF Main" We have spared no expense in
these cards,-ttey nro simply little art-ge1ns.
Our only atm hus been to publish tho finest cards
yet shown; Applications for them have come
In so rnpid1y that nearly tho whole edition is en-
gaged before the receipt bEus Of tho cards from
the urti5t. We have therefore been obliged to
adopt tho following pinI TOT the distribution Of
the remainder: No more - the gilt Shakespeare
cards, seven In the series. will be sent excepting
upon tho receipt Of n statement from 4 grocer
tlrst tho person applying for tho cards has
bought of him on that duy ut ieast seven bars OF
Dubhns' Electric Soup. with price paid for same.
All applying in this manner will receive the fuil
set nj seven cards gratis by mall This will to-
sure us that our friends and patrons get their
slnrc Of these beautiful designs. although it in
10 manner repays lis for tho cost Of the cAr1ls
Your Sraccr has the sonp o. will get it, i11u the
purchase by you of Eevea bars Of IT Mt one time
will secure for you gratis seven rcolly beautiful
cnrds The soap improves with 0ge, and Is an
article or NECESSITY In your house every week.
Therefore you IRE not asked to buy useless
GrticlE, but one thnt you must haee anyway.
Please send tls yonr applications At once. md
tcilyour lady friends mug!nu lard Collections
, 1881-01-23

Don't forget tho excursion to Mexico and
C,bu, starting on the 2sth.' Steamers rapidly
filing up. Tropical scenery, delightful climate,
fruits and flowers IL abundance. Escape from
SHOWS and winter blasts. Col. David D. Whiting,
Room % Palmer House, will give you ali needed
information.
, 1881-01-23

Troy, n. T., Jan. 22aa.-The' Hon. John II.
Francis, editor of the Troy Times, gave q
brilliant reception last evening at his resi-
dcnce. in honor Of Gen Grant and Gov. Cor
hell. Afterwards the General and Governor
attended The installation Of the officers Of
Willard Post 4. 4. T., and then returned to
A }bn1fy
, 1881-01-23

Cuticura Remedies are prepared by Weeks &
Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
st., Boston, and arc for sale by all Druggists,
Price OF C,lticura, q Medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
30 cents; l:trgp boxes, 81; Cutfcura KesoIvcnt
tho new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle: Cuttcura
ttedlcinal Toilet Soap, Is cents; Curcura Me-
diciflal Shaving Sonp, Is cents; in bnrs for Bar
hets and 1aree consumers, 50ccuts.
~ Ill mailed frec OIL rfccink Of 12tfce
, 1881-01-23
Seventy Guns Captured at cho-
,iIIos-Lima Occupied
by chiIians.
ns French National Government
Costs About $50,0o0,000 Per
Year-Thc East.
f1s,l Ssthera's Death ket Generally k1aHn
to the London Public TILL
Yesterday.


IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
LONDON, Jan. aaa,.-Thcre is a renewal OF
suog.sto7ns III portions Of England and Ire
l,nd, The weather is very cold. 4 bark is
tshore near Boston abandoned by her crew.
PARIS Jan. "a terrific Storm prevails
q the Mediterranean. It Is reported that
ftfy smacks have been wrecked.
THE COLD INTENSE.
LONDON. Jan. 2,.-The cold III England has
hacome much more intense
, 1881-01-23
MISS JESSIE cD!rTBOI]l.

hiss JESSIE CUU!HUUL
The following is Il notice FROM Paris journal
Of recent date respecting Chicago's favor1te
reader:
"Une jeuao trAg6dienne Americainc, unc
vrltie Rachel future dit en- Anglal5 une scene
dramatiquc dune faeou 4 faire PRISONER mame
des aud:teurs franeais.''
4 young American tragedicnnc, in truth fut-
ure Rachel. has recited In English dramatic
scene ia such mnnner ns to thrill even French
auditors.
, 1881-01-23

sentcd the Court with an elegant siIk banner,
and r. c. r. rcgalfn wis presented to Past
Chief Ranger Uhieudoff.
Thursday evening about 800 persons wit
messed the publc Installation Of the officers,
ty-c!ghth nnd Stuic streets. X. ". D. G. II. Wall
ter <. Stevens oilloiated. The following were
installed Us oil!cers for the Masonic year: Stand
John j. Nc{iill, j. w.: Simon Livingstone. Treas
Nciil, Chaplain; George nratiam;s g $. D.; F: s.
Schamk, j. s.; james Arroll Marshal; Charles
H. Wells, Oreanist: John D. Brown, Tyler, Dep
uty Grand Master Stevens then Rfcsented To the
and coffee set, consisting Of six silver pieces On
a beautiful silver saiycr, oagFnvcd and nppro.
priately inscribed. Several speeones followed
by prominent brethren- =,
, 1881-01-23
TENNESSEE.


NASHVILLE. Tcnil-, Jan. 22.-The Conyen-
ton convened at 10 a. M. Nineteenth ballot
Maynard, Is: Bates, y; Bailey, -; Taylor,
8; Smith, 2; Harrison Edwards, l.
Twentieth ballot-Mayaasd, a; Bates, ss;
Bailey, 2; Taylor; 2; Smith, s; Harrison, l;
Rhodes, /.
The Convention adjourned until IL m. Mon
day. Tile Low-Tax Democrats are making
speeches III favor OF Democrats coming TO-
gether and electing their man.
Special Dispotch to II.s Cilaeaoo Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tcnu., inn. 1.-The Low-Tnx
Democrats agree to support Date Monday The
Republicans held 4 conference, but adjourned
without coming to 4 decision.
, 1881-01-23

J. S. Weeks, ESQ.,, Town Treasurer, St. Alhans,
TT, says, in Il letter dated May u: It works to
chnrn On my baby's fnce and head. Cured tho
head entirely. and has neAyly cleaned the face Of
sores. have recommended it to several, and
DR.. Plant has ordered it for thom."
, 1881-01-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Browns Bronchial Troches will instantly re-
Aeye cough, q cui> Or hoarsencs5. Is cents.
, 1881-01-23
SENATORIAL.
The Hon. c. II. Van Wyck Elected
United States Senator
from Nebraska.
No Change in the Senatorial Contests
in Pennsylvania and
Tennessee.

NEHRA<1kA.
LEcoES. Neb., Jan &C. Il. Van Wyck
was to-day elected United States Senator
OIL the seventeenth ballot lie Is a resident
OF O:oe County, Il farmer, was Brigadier-
General of Volunteers during the War. and
member Of Congress from New York. BE
Is regarded as, ,1u anti-railroal man.
, 1881-01-23

HARRISBURG. Pa, Ian. 23-The sixth ballot
for United States Senator w1s taken to-day.
There were q great many members paired.
The following was the result, which differs
but Slightly from former ballots: Oliver, II:
Wallace, Is; Grow, 80; MacVeaSi,, 2; Curtin,
/; Snowden, l; Wolfe. /: Agnew, l; Hew-
lit, 2, Adjourned until Monday.
, 1881-01-23

Chas. Enyre Hinkler, jersey City Heights, NJ,
writes: Ny ss,n, Ind Of 12ycars WINS complete
y cured Of terrible case Of Eczcma by the
Cutlcurn Remedies. From the top of his head
Every other remedy and physician had been tried
, 1881-01-23

Fred Rohrer, Esq., Cashier Stock Growers M
Houa Bank, Puehlo, Colo. writes; II am sowcll
pleased with its effects on my baby that cannot
afford to be Without II In my house. 1t is q won
dcrful cure, nnd It is bound to become very pop
ntur rs soon as 1ts virtues nre known to the
muSScs.r
, 1881-01-23
sESAToR-ELECT HARRISON.

CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. 22.-Senator-elect
Ben Harrison, Of Indiana arrived here to-
day gld left for the East by the Lake Shore
Road, which runs through Mentor.
, 1881-01-23

to do the same. Yours respectfully. 7. T.
Cragin g. Co., lla South Fourth street, Ph11adel-
uhfu. Pa
, 1881-01-23
FOREIGN.

.,otber Tempest How|'ng in
S''1 the Tracks Of Its Pre-
decessor.
H.. Mediterranean Lashed into
~ Dyrury-rhe Cold Weather
in England.
onu,or in the Commons that
C, Gladstone Will Dc Made
Earl Of Hawarden.
f,at Speech Of SERGEANT Hsr0p
at the Close Of the Dub
lin Trial
-, 1,arsyaal Must Be Ground Under
the British Yoke at All
i, Cost
rn1]er Account of the Important
Events Which Have Oc-
Cured st Lima.
seyenty Guns Captured at Cho-
,i||os-lima Occupied
'by chiiians.
NE French National Government
Costs Abont $5o,oo0.00 Per
Year-Thc East.
Eaxul l. S,ther.'s Death ket Generally lnaHn
to The London Public TIL
Yesterday.
, 1881-01-23

a homeopathic travelling case should
accompany every one leaving tho city. 4 large
assortment OF compact cases filled with reliable
medicines Is found at Boerfeko Ss Thfef8 Phar-
macy, IS Clark street.
, 1881-01-23

OF the many cough remedies before
the public Macnltsters Cough Mixture gives the
best satisfaction Prepared only by John P.
for sale by all druggists.
, 1881-01-23

100 dos La<1ies' Cteaaise al :ease, good ra1us
50 do=. Lu1ies' C}tens;se, Corded land, H1u's
5. 1. Cotfon at SOC, frortt GUc.
100 do=. Ldtfies' Chenaise, 5 Rotrs Embroidery,
Tucked and Ens6. Edges, at 4oc, sgo rtt
GGc.
200 do=- Ladies' Chen.ise, Find Insertion and
Embroidery, at zoe, Coo, 15c, 8Sc, DOC,
95c, and SI.25-Unapproaehud Bar
SO de-: Night Dresses. zucks and R..aa<s, z*
Csc, 1corth 81.
100 do-. NigAt Dresses, Embroidered, Yoke,
and Cambria Rur1{e. at Zoe, 85c, CSC, and
81, trorh4 81, ;sf.3J. $3.50, ard ts1.G0.
so d0=. Might Dresses, ET.sc I1tserf1n0 and
NeedIe,rorA, at Sf-3J, $3.50. 81. rs.
81, 33.25, $3.50, and Se.75-alcf.sk
cheap.
100 do=- Dratrers, at 23c, trorth $50
400 tf0=. Drutrers, Trimmed srjta Lace, At
Soc and 35c, tcortla 50c and G0c.
SO 7o=. Drnsrers, 1atclss and R.tUEcs, at doc
and SOC. .rostt 60c a,a<l 7sc.
so do=. Drasrers, Fine Insertions and Deep
k1e4ts.cSr, r. ,ta1tn sSie 81 Goo 7Se' sSe 900 anu
100 do=. Skirts, [a,rt5rie Rud1e< e..G 3*eeks, at
4Oc, 1rortit G0c.
so do=- Skirts, Tucked I'177e, and TaeIa
ADORE, at soc and G0c, tcortIt S6c and Soc.
100 dos. Skirts. Elegant Embroidered Rudfe
and Ittcles, at s5c, 85c. Csc, aud 81.
srorth S1:10, $1.25, $40, and $3.50.
IS doc. Ssirts, Fine Scedtc,rork, Fruit Of tho
Loom l1,ssfi,t, Neto Styles, at $1.@5,
$3.50: $1.75, 81, a"d $2.@5-ertra
/ Lot Ha,att-Made FrencI. U,derrear, at Coo
Oh the dol{ar-S0,nptes.
, 1881-01-23
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, &C..
OnapproachabIoo
Bargains
Ladies' Muslin
Underwear.

We will offer this week $4,000
stock Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
The stock Of a keW York Manu-
tacturer retiring from business,
at 60c On The dollar. The goods
are all made Of Mlps Senlper
ldenl and Fruit Of the Loom
Muslin, made up expressly for
the best retail trade, which We
have marked al prices unap.
pr0aChable,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-22
The Indian Summer. ?.
Harpsr's Weekly.

HarpO's Weekly.
The prolonged beautiful weather OF
October raised the familiar questions,
whom is the Indian summer. and why Is
Il called soi The poet In "Evangslins"
answers the first question:
Then followed that beautiful season,
Called BY the pious Arcadian peasants the
summer Of All.Saints.
Filled was tho air with dreamy and mag.
ical light. and tho landscape
Lay q II new created In all the freshness
Of childhood"
The summer Of Ali.Saints 10 the soft.
hazy season about the lst OF November.
whica 10 All.Saints Day. aud its general
character 10 best described by Wilson
Fisgg In his book upon the New Eng
land landscape. Tho season Ia little
later than 10 generally supposed, and Ito
days are readily observed.
The origin Of the name Indian Sum.
msr II disputed. We have heard Mr..
Webster cay that he Was ysstisfsd II
ssus, In general. from the autumn ores
Of the Indians kindlipg the woods aud
producing the smoky atmosphere. But
the NEST satisfactory explanation vas
that Of Q man whose love and observa'
tion OF nature we're inferior only to
Thorssu's. He said that the name dated
from the earliest settlement OF the coun.
try. The cOlouists, warned by the early
frosts Of September. began to fear IN
early winter. aud made every prspara-
ton. But the Indians assured them that
winter vss not at hand. and that there
would be simmer. or warm weather yet.
When, therefore. the mildsr days came,
late In October and November. the col.
onists said: "Hsrs 10 the summer pre-.
dlcted BY the Indiana the Indian Sum.
mer.
II Il 10 not true. It 10 we'll imagined.
Il 10 Q natural and plausible explanation
and ought to stand until better one can
b offered.