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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-11-12
"He had a son. said Mr.. Hunter,

''He had a. son." said Mr.. Hunter,
after pause.
"Yes, a dull lad, l have heard, who
has found his own level out West, sup
pose.''
Mrs. Erskine was not interested in
the dead brother Henry, and did not
wish Mark to be either. She exacted
this partisanship of him.
81 sent Henry a silver lamp the first
winter after l left home. Ii he was I'M
fortunate, | wish had tried to do more
for him. Why did he never answer my
letters? ALI my later ones were sent
through you, until you announced his
DEATH
Eyes" assented Mrs. Erskine, and her
restless black eyes royed furtiyely
about the walls.
AT eleven o'clock Mr.. Hunter retired
to the guest-chamoer assigned him.
The room was large and well furnished.
He dropped on the first chair
and held his head in his
hands, striving to analyze his own SEN
timents, to understand himself. Lo a
ready echo reached his ear through
the open register of the furnace-the
voices of Miss Helena and young
Scroggs in the parlor below stairs.
g 1t must be awfully jolly to have an
uncle come home from China. Wish |
had one," piped the voice of Mr..
Scroggs. da
/" fancy ours lacks polish" piped
Miss Helena. mo, not tea-tray pol
ish, you naughty creature. Poor NAM
ma is very glad to see him, of course"
Mark Hunter closed the register. 4
Lo! second duet ensued, and start
lingly near-the blended trebles of Ma
bel and Theo in an adjoining chamber,
of which the closet partition was thin.
:" Ma says he has not made a fortune
in Chinese tea-pots and things, Mabel.
She is so disappointed, but we are not
to show it,
=" | might have married an English
lord if he would have given me dot,"
said the pensive Mabel,
Mr.. Hunter closed the closet door.
That night Mrs. Erskine again stared
at the light on the ceiling. She felt
very tender and doleful concerning the
returned brother. The lack of fortune
was grievance she msgnanimously
determined to overlook. She deemed
herself a model woman, while her ma
ture was actually q husk shriveled by
worldliness. Mark was to be proclaimed
returned nabob, her guests of the
luncheon party should never learn the
contrary. and the children must CLEAN
what they could from his fictitious rep
utation of wealth. Then Mrs. Erskine
slept, and dreamed that she once more
went to meeting in satin pelisse and
fur boa. graceful damsel of sixteen,
and Peter Wigmore, shock headed,
freckled youth of the same age, ogled
her admiringly from the church-door.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07
BOSTON MARKET pec- +.

FJoCE - There rs 30 orHnct II sns hpu, II =,
and sht snisE htpt oetr o. ~, imiIso We qumt
ueE4rr sul'bf hnt Al g. u 90 common * a. 81
Sa.bb0s. v l-pBusIu erErnE SA.abab.ah nnu 70
sust -EE, lnuiU dlnE oiiDlre DHEalt hrInuk. 81
81 75a1 .hu y hih' winter ~ttsts Ert guIa a. -b.2au
II iur ONO MnblEAr ARC lbgInBa, lug u y,a'
uu ~ - Lnuts Eud 4iupu2-, Wit some brandt
nt,H III u I'a' NH Il -IrmE Whihi lRltsntt Itt
stiet nave peet ~ ~su. -, and runt III us Hrt
heIl a. ST. AM liAtth' ~lLAt- "hahsf III 'audt-h
l'H' uu.
ugE<-ls Il uoierast 3"uspa, pu. p~,net Ire
I'm nnu -lHudt y { yu.'tt NJ Apu tIrt u.ZH- l.
va -, uDd saasmer i. = = n 7St I's' uuht-
oats are sieDar EpG nurf neeI selling /, 5hn
lss jor NJ and vnntl a5tn.i'' e n' ~ v L x
IS - iU' NJ onrt Iuu h-un9t PEI nusl 1i'
~ mixed.
EYE-euln st,si ri s. p 'ush. snrrt' nav, nssr
-sI.lE III 80 H. fipt feed - !. an ulLEf
/ IL. ~ auu25 .,a lUU LothuI $3.50 msa Ii staHcy
u, ,,5- aHg Hf 'tf Son
P1.,ylsI ~ - There - Dc change ii pprt az
r,,,,@ zoe nk, VII =. zee o. sta.aua : lot l.rnt
- m ,,,r n,tss Hpd ~. ~. ,el l,t, f,' u,+Ar
/ ~ sxlA Uianf. pelu ruE narts- betf ssiit a.
sIu~ j in- mes. aud az II ,Ur txl't mesf Hnt
. hl,a 6 tf Hul Soy an - L.Aru has hear Sc ms
:. ia !. ne Do tu' clh ana NesIt ri. smoked
uEus E-s Il ling III l4nl9g pc d. NJ 20 gUHlur.
no TkR There u h 4 II iesHHr tUf ell cbnlut
.--Hut-s ui uugH p.ht' tirJt art tuA ~ pD1at
s..i,s-p % DO "ins eAm-'' 81 ~ 54a'ist tpf
gputp- rpd 4.,asa. HIs pHuf New ] o. hnc
Vernon aAi ~. 9rg.a. jn' uhubt hhu il m y W'
tRi' Epa rUpas vesie uAIf} Iunteo 81 @'uo y Joy
GnMn Hpg lt az G i"' lar tn1 ErHt INC Nth4tl l
utl,t phrtru auG.lf 1ur nho'us Ahu IVA I* It' u
10 tar and good.
CaEEsB-l4 qu,eJ bud guutf uhuos h b. = a
lB,r AM Hpd glpl ~ .4EI3c ana uummnu III ir't
pe' Ii.
Ely,sS-A-t I'm aut have naer selling a 2sG8LE
tot t,asl,iu Y+1muuI Ipu New YU'I IA sst. iBi
n lsl4pa and lEuAdt Ena &au2t 4#' d0asr 10
Wehitiin-
lYATOES- There ~ 3 BleAc' demand 10 IT.
tu1pes Hpu markel m iur Chuint ~ 'uL. Iht shii
d AruossnDt Rust have nsar Al Rc MEIut Nhi'
r. gnst ~ anagic, NnrCnerI EnsH JHutsOni mt
p4s,-l..ai Nj Buuki. Chen snEpsE a @Gsa,, tpt
mixed rHrIetat puuf pupdisipu, 81 atnnug. l"'
1T / ~ qualify.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07

Tbt Mu.usl U.ion Telegraph Cou-
94ry, d vi oe completed from MOI
~t4l 10 Nv York Via Burlington OIL tne
dra Of pexi month i j. sIEaa,ed.
Ii ls SEC bal me peigt bors Of Prasi3sri
SAT i. q b., Mentor. who were chosen ~ =
sea 9ourf 10 app-aise H. personsl prop
--,7 nsr- fauDc thu; oe was not poJf Il
TIN. vorid's goods. HIS personal properly
uel01luC nrc,Es, slagk sD5 npDa., nstiie
u.uraDot. six. ArDouuls 10 Aoogi 500.
no
VERMONT OTyICEEs REUNI1N re
~. rrrual rtuuiun Of Vernon Of ,er,
will b held Oh Tnursasy Jan pNry jlh. S
Ttue R..rer June1oD. Co. 4 oarr { All
vi. Dc ir4' he o~stion II u. e7er 10 :
C.utrl Yer mont "a road VII stil rouut
- tiske for iare oDe wsy from the foi-
owing stations: Rutland. Yerranpe:
Mi5iieburv. Brandon. BurlinrrSr, 5.
4 bans Montpelier, Randolph, Belbsl I'D.
@inasr.
:. 1-ias from the New York sSatt-- urlsu
H., 4uaurv grow worse md wJrEe Nov
Hissod Bat letters an papers hsrs aael
..u,~enr,loD.l7 roi II 10 prisoners. tins
UJuutsriell ne tss t'ser Carried Oh uithu
he walls. and btIai tos ,3uvipts hh3
s'''A'' -''''' 3''-'' -
ADnher trsnsrnnlIneD'1 rsllroao vs.
completed FRIDAY evening. when IL
r..r. nth. tarr Pac,6r md tn.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07
frru oU- Esrt "A, Correspondent !
Washington LHife-.
wAsE1-s-os. D. C Dec ).

WAssI-s-os D c. Dso- ). Il
Public ATTENTION Is ius; Dou divided BE-
iv-ser TIE t4iisus trial q GBi-ssu II ibt
CrT Hal. sd he rsrvks - TIE speaker
stia winch : vkrs5 NJ half 3 61zH- large
no,+is A D1uit ago there WAS bui one
up1uian -els-ivt - TIE issus o. tbs t-l.l.
tre-vbo5v In,1rhi G1iissu v10.d -
hgDE and laakai Upon he trisl or! As 3
5-o=1i 1-s.irn i-ls-T 70 tbs new ape r1ps,
Wv. ODE aui o. srsry lt-ss vou mes.
aD1 perhaps hk'f he lswys-s- are o. me
opinion t1ss toe i1-T wi, Do; sr-ss. Il IL
s.i1 That tct arr eouls n more nan oua
crank vopss sy1ps u IN cbs E531 VI
sn-l1 G1i,ss-- hIps-1 test o1uT f7f tbe
prosecution NV convince evsrT .1ry1tr
~ tis r-sp,1- -. mr. f1f tbe c-iDs, Nd
I37rs Porter -sKsrninsj1r ~ jhe
murderer. eisiurE ms sharp &D3 COB
nec'+d replies, ouEb; 10 persuade hen Of
D. inrInsistsncy Of ms tense. JUii-'su
mistakes his uisuv i1r fame. Il hspp! in
d . W. .iiL-sA ALSL-tts LII - n-fE
lifelong ersvinr d ms SnDornsl sEotisD,
EDO. LrTlk i ub'Ilr nn-r1uni-'c .!
rIsions q los Si Lpuis rope i . pei
nap. nui Ctuers 7 kDtE1 itSi Mr. 81bert
Humphrey q 5 L,ots LES DE r'iu
DIV ,+rs O. Supplying 81 TIE sner 7. OF
De l uri-.5 = {. - VII. 81 srnet absolute Is
.u5l.n-.s be Y be enforcement q tht
avs XXI tDt rsuA4T. ~ some yes-s
zlzU 'is singular uorr-i-' - nas sIc.U-
,rv4.T uArutArpura5 tbs r1F'as ased i1
y tx4eu-i.n Il Bar3erers jbr3arb3at tbt
- III s-I n-as Il. q aoe CuioI NS5e O
ne s11,nesi b--up. s3u rally spun- Mo
q ra1"ciusry Strength Nj HUupn-
r47's r1aa, II 81 hay 1res6 Nilsson VIII
p c3D .ia.aDAss ttiA: leaves BOILING * -
iasi"45 Thy Ere somewhat aast 7, his
c'G-ge for tnem - SIX 40 .S"s upnecs au'.
IL a,ul1e-sa,u- q ioer MIA .ie sf-giv--
D-s, lie executive ku-borias aIu.ii-r
t5e-u oorsg ,-i lnst prios. Down 10 tne
.-..-sri III ID no tn etaGttr 70 Nblse Dert
H1rpAre1'. rope has o-sn s5asi--
yeeuu1.qr a~Ssn a,.s sonresla3 4 sDrvf7.
= at,- treatment lot more HAL b MINT.
riVo.
Taer4 oAs aaar - noen ts'k sve- lns
sg,,Atsrs. ? -t.ai LIE Pew eaai0s' mas ,'ee-
F. g ;1aurui o. Il Is sad tna, ina pres
fleri ". - ras5r witt list q names
v1Ie. VI PROBABLY d confirmed ii lns
ar.i EXECUTIVE sAssi u u ID >ar Gis, TIE
f .a,.,st IDI-.l JceDne Is yhGi NJ, B-ew stat. .;
Ptlis = -,.la, will ot Suo-rey Eenar.
Ex-N4.s4o. Boutwell,, Of n .ssaaspss,iI
--3r4.&~r af loe uav7. II S-n2l ,: ChAHet
= c iJ~sio sea"alsry .; iot Inferior, kX-
>-u,.l1r Howe. Of Wisconsin. pls rnaste'
.-1.~s.. y S+,us to- Yrelingnu7sar, d
New T-rse7 a.,rr4,ls-7 d s.hte >-gratArie:
L 1u.l1 NO - - u. rei.iu % p1"tin
-. O. war au1 s1sDne. A o o-i inrae @
~ a~op $40 asolDe; have t-sr il n.
urr-6 Si,.e S4rst =. s-i thras q ben
E1-S.rl;o-s 8oaivt- re rr1u yss-. HI
1--WE. bare ns6 long experience Il pun
&C ". The sppolr .rDaut q NJ B~eWs'e
a. l,t1rD47 genera WOE sts1 10 4 5inai.
Il rigorous po.irT Il ibs sta; ro7.e aasas
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07

49, ST-f.,''- rs' 7o-sr70c ~ 'hs L--1H~ir'F-
,.s,hs.-s' 7rrri+u'a he'd = 2os'o- Ss-ura--
II was .a' ~ ho8 nnxf rRs-'s II an' ~
b, S,s-..rrs y n1- nagti1r with The pS-t1r-
81 .sa,,,,a-s jnsti-u-t
f, ,-+s-nn, ~ss rrp3a F'iaeT rirnt -
bu-r -hs A7hio- h77ss N Montreal.
,,rrls - -Dar sat t',R7- -rnTn ~ fire WI
leA the N,ouss. W.; e wes discorera1 i-0
sssa1- = - ase7'r srhauA6.
TYR PHrs7nrw7 TTErs RTrTtHw-r7
ctwnv-Tvhs Menrhartsr T7al~nql ssTs -
Ann, Sussr Pattrb7ua -Ac"r''lv seri' N7T
- mr.. a--rut rHnaT n Pr"si1s-7' Ar'tu-
,,,s ars7rAs he following rAr'r:
tsErwervN E0r e. Ss1
NV TrtT Mt04w:-f nsvs -"rairs.7
--,-- la-+a- ri 'he % inst sna her ~
,1.,-t I'm fr- thr Anr n rsnA1 ~ rru'
ru- rrpti-r ror F7od'v ont ne, U'''''
,r,s ae17r;7rs + reo"haa TnH ~ 9i'-Hr
,i-,a ~, T'e,srts giving agv. snS WIS N'mH'r
,,.,.s.a NJ All ~ the tpN'e 7 mink VIM
49,, "a r1sa ~ know fhsat SanHtrr Ba-
-u--,5s u-no uas y-nsart. WIS m much
,5.,sss With II thsi he rJniea 7our NJ
5-ass with fts Intention Of sending for
sa-ns ia- himsef
THANKING vou for rour good wishes,
IN verr truly yours
CBEsTER A. Arthur
Ms sussl PtGtitoDe Manchester, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07
Congress-.

Congress.
TIE Is; session q ne f,-ir-ssvert-
corr So h-rsr N Monisy Tbs -ep1- 70
CARS ~; Ss-u-isT hSi = cS1-as n uhirt
o. re 5 r,aar.t ns7l1' Gen :. Warren
KHifs- uss n1--irH.a5 70 soaskar G=u
K=ff--'s leading our,7-,a-t v-ss NJ Hi=.-.rk
q New Yrk sn5 NJ ks.s7- - favs.
Ra.5 - Msins sn5 Burrows o. Mt ir1-
wee kls7 rSr5i3Stes. Gen. K-far va
eI4o'45 v r5s7 ur M S-S- ~ rf1t -a-,s.iT-
i-r y. rras 70 % fl- Rsnis1. Demo
r-s'. s-- r. : -. r~eH- -s-fa-.
The u,-ufns'i,r . Ga- Ke'e- va
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Nv T,-k s's'va~-s - " 1sc1,e AID
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Il ne W. o. t',e -s-.sI ior : wss T ~ -f--74s
v,ur ie-' 40 ~1sa from rs d 4 = - -u.irr
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UNITED STATES BONDS.

B-'> '1N, Dat
government SnDss E-e Stronger BVland sc Fv-t
~ IN FuUrt a. ACvkDaa- y, cinsIhE 81 tuurvt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07

The questions grown uul 81 tnt p-opnssa inIHi
oc.EI,s vhLef way UGrusf Bnt lslnmut % fhhhmt
are Oh .-rUVe BulIJnAl M rLEpot Iht govern
m,iui nAs hHaI uuultn lJu u Ght snlBmr pbiIgh
IuuF iupDsHd NJ L u ny lts ouulht % It4t Will
.plnr lnuiut Lns ip1sgsnasnLnDc sDpereFu mlstreHt
al l,s Lprri. urT uruAAsa GAnLs Enl hat huUEui
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lns l.ulunpIb republic. IopEiuE ~ slsi lfhotiaA
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ma -tsA0ued wnnt appeared % ne L mutually hhI-
lsfuulprt sDluuur here were mel II GolumhA ~ B
lIsuVUWHl ui Lit pUWbrf WINCH lit bhVH! hLo
aAnunrd and ny prupdtHi tui fSntWtu heEuIikdlbl
on 4 uud ihsl buhl Mem Hhtit Lht guPtfhmsbI
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Vpliu ut ~ dIrs0I cont bVsub,un @. 90 u'hCn5ur
AZ 5h. sole ruu rEUtet % Inc mlsgrIr OF mnihu
i.,'-rii ,'v Enu bue neutrality OF Lhf CANA iLHel
Nj lHmauIel prbdtaassOr ieii q MT guy 10 place
before Lnt European p"Vhi INT fbhtoht Whiob
mat. Lnt urtar IuurHDtt;. 81 tnt uitS0 SIHtss
puIsuanHb iU' winch Lit INTERPRETATION 81 al
/ iureru CunruH see mEhi - iSEhrded At super
tupu. anu uniraDUl' ats,
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wef li.u.v 81 itah, ut1ruiuf room tn' SNARE IA
Una ruhrtntrst Vmut -ht nilsiu ~shHtt n"panhnset
/ V1l L.pfun uih iHui yab nsiiurt nave mi hthi
Lutal ~ supplement lnt uoL - m my prhdsohhsu
bv prapnsur Il ns' mtJHstE't government sh'
mnut bsniiuu Dl thai ustrumunl hno she hnH1st ioi
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| utdlrnLtpus OF ne UuHsJ sbHLet howard Gulum bii
ui VJi Int rIlhl nesdt % Int t"o friendly pAibit
90 Int uUmphnL
T4It soUrH AMEKlCAN WAE
TINS government satst v Itn Ershi nunGefn III
rnrttuullptt 81 nt hOeGlit rBiHJinnt between Chm
I f.otlvtp and Peru. An early pHaUt uHi" een 1 len
..,,,t,tgs n much tU he dsHIrea, Dp only Thai the
n1r tpemstlpBa be spared 1ufthai misery an
/ iupCstlt,d bu hsGhuse bnHir nnpbinuho anlAFDnlsn
lhrgpteps consequences winch are n ny ludgmen
4 oynr.,rpus "a Int interests OF HHpuDhGHI govern
mem on stlt continent and DHinuthiHo 30 dhslru!
pe hes esmuntt Of Ouf llee and iibaoalul civllizb
non -
/ - IN the present excited cuDdition Of pnpu la
i,,efur IL Enast countries There hat hhhn Btr'uu
n asa. I,rebanAIunt oi tint posibOD ~ Lht Oniitt
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.,,,,t ltrouRt independent mInlsLtik, 10 sometime
I .In,,t,L vnE 20 Tit wHut 81 prompt reriprOoh
/ ruulmuuioNmDu 10 Temporary mihnndhihlEhutn ms
n1 o, d.,smsG iutinipuf ths present tmt 10 ssnC
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07

,,,--s,i -rrr- .rr--du.s & g. and aEaf q susu
AZ fu-risf-5 vI1t Fsue-E Ius--u1tiHuA- Nillt
VI r-usl suHhis uiu % BRING -tsst powers inli
t-tandlr rslEztuns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07

s. AL.Axs 7---~Il y4ItE7 -ATar.
isnns gnr1. r--4 -s - U&"Ea; ,set
W. ounts wine 1S7+ r--;H, . % :.
,,.4rt. nay H. a4i-".t-trs = ra-ts 80
Isl s1is. according . ccs -. 5, = ::
GENTS Dry b. Shipment ~ u-cIsr".
E-rs p GENTS pa dozen. ?or -. . :;
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-07

TIE ~Han~, ~ rns alIa, aIr uasrs >l-I-lHu.f ne
ID ns H.rruui o. n',a"Eol luf y The .r-'ve
n .,r4r. Rls nb~.l-E corp memo 80 YOU Irtau-i.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-18
CHURCHES.

A FRICAN NJ. E.-Fourteenth street. between
n Walnut and Cedar streets; services Sabbath II
a. m. and 1880 p. m, Sunday School 1 80 p. m.
CHURCH OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Fourteenth street; Sunday Morning prayers
1890 a. M; evening prayers, 7:30 p, m. Sunday
school 80 a. m. Friday evening prayer Z: 80 p. m
LNIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Il Preaching at 1890 a. m, p. m, and 1880 p. m.
Sabbath school at 7:30 p. m. Rev. T. j. Shores
pastor
4 LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab.
- bath $50 a. m; Sunday school2 m. Rev,
knappe, pastor,
NIETHODIST-Co Eighth and Walnut streets
Nl Preaching Sabbath 1890 a. m. and p. m.
prayer meeting, Wednesday 80 p. m; Sunday
School, a. m. Rev. Whitaker, pastor.
DRESBYTERIAN.- Eighth street: preaching on
/ Sabbath at ll:00 a. m. and $50 p. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1850 p, M; Sunday School
al y. m, Rev. b. Y George, pastor
CECOND FREE-WILL BAPTIST - Fifteer III
y street, between Walnut and Cedar streets; ser
vices Sabbath at 3 and 7:3O p. m.
ct. JOSEPH'S-(Rom Catholic) Corner Cross
- and Walnut streets; services sabbath 1890 a
n; Sunday School at 2p m. Vespers 3p. m. ser
noes every day at sp. m.
CT. PATRtCK'S-(R Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab
oath 81 and 10 a, m; Vespers p. m; Sunday Schoo
~ m services every day at p. M Rev. MastersOl
priest.
WoMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UN.
~ ION, holds its regular weekly meetings IL
tno nhil OF the Cairo Temperance Reform Club, ev
wy, thursday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock Every
BODY is invited to attend
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-18
A Large Piano Mandatory.

While it was well known that the Men
delssohn Piano was really reliable and
excellent instrument, 1t was hardly sus-
pected by the other manufacturers that the
demand for it mad increased TO such an
extent as to warrant the makers IN erecting
the largest piano mandatory in the world
as a centennial memorial OF the success OF
the instrument; but such was the case and
to-day the Mendelssohn Piano Mandatory
eight stories in height, covering $4,000
feet of ground, from its location on the
corner of Tenth Avenue and 57th street
overlooks the Hudson River and the greater
part Of Manhattan Island Chicago
Times.
The large factory OF the Mendelssohn
Piano Company corner of Fifty-seventh
street and Tenth avenue, is well worth a
visit One can here witness the various
and interesting steps IN the progress Of
transforming the rough lumber and metal
into highly finished instruments. In the
sale of these pianos, the Company have
undertaken to treat the people with factory
prices, employing no agents. instruments
are sent on trial, and very intelligent idea
Of what they are, and what musical people
think about them, can be obtained by
sending for an illustrative and descriptive
catalogue. With no expensive agents and
commissions, the Company decline to give
any discounts, thinking the lowness of
their prices and the merit of their goods
will receive a liberal recognition from piano
buyers, Morris Philips in Home journal,
July 4, 1871
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-18
A $1,000 for a Sigbt of Her,

Detroit Free Prcss)
The other night Bickels went home
and found his wife particularly retro
spective, She talked of the past with
a tear and looked to the future with a
sigh.
"Oh, by the way" said Bickles, as
ne sat on the side of the bed pulling of
his boots, 81 saw q gentleman down
town to-day who would give athousand
dollars to see you
"Who was hep Does he live in Lit
tie RockP"
Il don't know his name"
"rll warrant that it was Oliver
Gregg"
No"
Then he must be George Weather
ton"
Guess again. might know his
name if were TO hear il"
"Oh, do wish | knew I" said the
lady, exhibiting excitement! WAS it
Oscar Peoples ?"
Guess again. l remember his name
now"
Harvey Glenkins."
"No his name is Lucas Wentwig."
81 don't know man by that name.
Why would he give II thousand dollars
to see me ?"
because he's blind"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-18

Hebe, the elephant, is very sick.
Her baby healthy, ten-months infant,
weighing LOO pounds, is doing well,
but as ii still suckies, considerable anX-
iety is felt in regard to its fate in case.
Hebe, though a gentle and sagacious
elephant, has prejudice against doc
tors and objects decidedly to medicine.
Mr.. j. l.. Hutchinson, who has her in
charge, says that they have to resort to
the most ingenious plans to administer
it. The other morning they succeeded
in administering four pills, about an
inch in diameter, by inducing her to
open her mouth and then shooting
them down her throat with a pop-gun.
Her supply of milk is giving out, and
fears are entertained that if she dies
Young America, the baby, will follow
the mother.