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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-03-18

m n Outfit furnished free, with full instrnc-
" A 1 tions for conducting the most profitable
N j business that any one can engage in.
" a " The business is so easy to learn, aud our
instructions are so simple and plain that any one
can make great profits from u very start No one
can fail who is willing 10 work. Women are as sue
ceSsfl as men BOYS and girls can earn large sums.
MANY have made at the business over one hundred
dollars in single week. Nothing like It ever known
before. All who engage are surprised at the ease
and rnpidlty with which they are able to make
money. You can engage In this business during
your spare time at great profit You do not have TO
invest ca ptal In It, We take all the risk Those who
need ready money, should write to US at once. All
Furnished free. Address TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine
oct. l5' 'S0-1y
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-03-18
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE opElrzABErH ROBERTS, DECEASED.

a '7
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH ROBERTS, DECEASED.
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
lion Of the balance in the hands of the admnstra-
tor OF said deCtdent to and among the parties enti-
tied thereto Will sit at his office In bloomsbury on
Saturday April 20, 1851 at ten o'clock In the forenoon
of said day, when and where all persons Interested
are requested TO present their claims upon said
PAUL L. WRIT,
march i-IW Auditor.
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EIRE INSURANCE.

CHRISTIAN +. KNAPP, BLOOMSBURY, PA,
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY.
GERM AN FIREINSURANCE COMPANY.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY. .'.
These OLD CORPORATIONS are well seasoned by age
and FIRE TESTED and have never yet had loss set
tied by any court of law Their assets are all Invest
ed In SOLID sECURITIEsand are liable to the hazard
or FIRE only.
Losses PROMPTLY and HONESTLY adjusted and paid
as soon as determined by CHRISTIAN F. KNAPP SPEC
AL AGENT AND DArJUsTERBLOOMsBURG, PA.
The people OF Columbia county should patronlze
the agency where losses any are settled and paid
by one OF their own citizens,
rkoMI TNESs, RQUlTY FAIR DEALING
XIV.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-03-18

10 Nervous Suferers-Tho Great European
RcT edv.

DIR. j. Il. SIMPSONS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
DR.. j. d. simpsons Specific Medicine is positive
cure for overwCk Of body or br.in excess OF any
kind, such as weakness and all diseases r0sultng
from Nervous Debility Irritability, Mental Anxiety,
Languor, Lassitude Depression OF Spirits and iunc-
tional arrangements or the neryOns system gen.
orally, Pains In the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-03-18

kind, short course UI IS medicine VIII restore the
lost functions and procure health and happiness
where before was despondency and gloom. line Spe-
cifc Medicine is being used with wonderful success.
Pamphlets sent free to all. Write for them and
get fun particular.
Price, Specific slO0 per package, or six packages
for $50. VIII be sent by mail on receipt OF money.
Address all orders, J. b. SIMPSONS MEDICINE co.
Nos. 10i and 100 Main street, Buffalo, NY.
1cO. w. 'Sl-lf
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-03-18

Back or Side, Loss
OF Memory, Prema
ture old age and dis
eases that lead &c
consumption, insani
ty 81 an early grave
or both. No matter
how shattered the
system may be from
eXceSSeS of d n y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04
The Telegraph Combination and
the Courts.

The recent decision OF Judge Truax, of the
superior court or New York City, In the case of
Ruins Hatch against the Western Union Tele-
grafh company, somewhat surprised the bench
and bar OF New York; It was not what was
expected, and Hatch proposes to appeal the
case. The question at issue Is the right OF the
Western Union, In pursuance OF the consoliia-
ton with the other com panie5 to issue add.
tional stock and distribute 1t among Western
Union stockholders as a sort OF compensation
or reward to them for consenting TO the con.
soldatlon bargain, and without any new CON-
sideration on their (the ssocaholder5D part
Chief Justice Sedgwick and Justice Speir, of
the superior court. had both decided against
the light OF the company to distribute addl-
tional stock; therefore there seemed TO bs a
general expectation OF similar decision from
Judge Truax. The companys claim, In the suit
was that the additional issue of stock was to
make good or rather 10 restore TO stockholders
certain earnings OF past years, which had been
used In extending AMI improving the COM
Pany's business and property. Judges S9dg-
wick and Speir held that as the articles of asso-
citation OF the company required expenses for
improvement to be met by issue OF stock. the
company could not now go back so ne years TO
correct the error IT had made In devoting earn
ings TO improvements; that the earnings thus
invested have become part of the CORPORA.
ZION. us common property. and cannot be dis
triouted as proposed TIE company proposed
'Sne slo OO0. Geo OF this additional stock. and
w .~-- oh ISSUE. The case
the suit Is to restrain sus-- 49,.
VIII. no doubt, eventually De tested in the court
of last resort as neither side tn the controversy
Is likely to be eontented With anything snors OF
that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04
LADIES GOODS.

M WILLIAM OFFERS 20 PER oeNT OFF HIS
w EN- IRE STOCK OF NEW SUMMER
GOODS-french Pattern Bonnets and Hats. Milf
merry Novelties, SILK Wraps, Street and Travelling
Gale Wrappers, Lawn and Ginghan S1its Black
psmasse suits; Fl ne assortment of Parasols and
Gloves; Partisan Novelties In Neckwexr; Black
ard White Laces in great variety; Ladies' and
Misses Battling Suits and Caps ard 8 carefully
selected llIe of Partisan Novelties best Eng ish
Needles. papers for 20 cents. Store IL be closed
at six o'c,ock.
Nj. WILLIAM,
Cite Treyise, Paris
ie2O q07
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04

Nf MS. WASHINGTON,
vi FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAkING AND TRIMMING STOHH,
I&ll Penna. ave..
Dresses Suits, Costumes. 0loafs. &c, made In
superior style AZ short notice Ladies' csn bsye
Dresses cutand BAated. and . perfec; ct gusrsn-
teed. ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04
PERSONAL.

MADAM ROSS, ths long established. reliable
NJ Clairvoy ant and Astrologist gives better sat-
stacton in all affairs OF life than aUy in the
professlon tells the past, present and future des-
my gives advice and assist lance on al N aters ap-
pertaining to business. love ana mstrimony ALL
IN TBoURLE CALL. Satisfaction aivsu or no pay.
nor'hwest Sp6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04

WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
s2I PennsyIvania Avenue. aaI
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
We offer an elegant quality of
LADIES' LILAC Isle THREAD HOSE,
Cpen work foot aud ankle. at 81 per pair.
They are worth more money.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We are now Offering the best assortment of
Isle THREAD GLOVES and SILK MITTS
We have hsd ms season at prices much below the
prices OF two months ago
We mention specially Ella site Lisle Thread Gloves
splendid quality, only az cents
Elattic6aaze Lisie Thread. the most elegant fit
ting Cove i ss1a At 81 cent? per pair. Never
sod LEES Than 80 cents.
GINGHAM DEPARTMENT.
We .h.ls open Saturday morning as special
bargain sfew pieces Genuine
SCOTCH ZEPHYR HANDKERCHIEF PLAID
GINGHAMS
Atl7c:nts per yard the finest quality made.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Bavirga few numbers of CoRsETs which we
wish TO eose, me ei2Ss eelng r0ken, We offer the
lot at one price,
GO CENTS PER PAIR,
Reducdfron 81, Sl.25, SI.5O. They are chesp.
PARAsoL DEPARTMENT.
wehws reduced ,ce the price Of every PARAsoLi in
trimmed is only SIS, reduced from SIS Is. Our "a
as, e6, ST. aud $3.50 Also reduced to g. So so,
S4 S4 and SIS, our object being to sell every one
this moth if price viii do it.
Elegant line Of
NULL TIES AND FIOHUS,
Hand embroidered. at very low prices.
Also, NEW PLATED COLLARS.
BOSTON HOUSE,
gel Pennsylvania Avenue. 92I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04

SECUND-HAEp CLOTHING BOU6RT and II,
- highest cssh prices Iajd. Also WAicbes Jea
~, oucs. Fist liz. nc. Cal OF address RxkcOs,,
"a S.h st.. aexr Fa. ava. mxr:6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04
DRY GOODS.

FOR FOUNTAINS, SEASIDE Avn
SPRINGS.
ALBATBos. al shades. ooepts.
SURAH SILK, Eyenin Col,r.
DAMASsR SILKS.
Choice sATINs for Evening Wear.
GACZEs. &C.
INDIA MULLs. FIGURED SWISS.
PERSIAN Lawns. INDIA LINENS. Sr
ANDkRsoN's BEsT GINGHAMs reduced a
80 cents. Great variety. "
VELVET GRENADINES. stLK GRENADINES
COACHING pARAsoLs; SUN UMBRELLAS
tireduoed prices.
sE7oNR PRICE.
w. VI. SINISTER a. SONS.
tes0 aIg Penusylynpt. av.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04

ALTERATIONS IN ArOCks.
" JOHN A DODGE o.
Bankers aud Brukere. No. u Wab Ct. u. T.. buy
and carr, stx,cbe on 20 per ceLt marvin, and
wheI drsired VII advise when and what 10 buy
Also, secure STOCK PhIyLkGEs at reaaonable
ratef In which &2S TO eiO0 cxo be invested. Pan
sec. .s,s. sanl2-Wvk0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS PRIOR To TAKING
STOCK.
PARAsOLs AT COST.
ASDERSON'S SCOTCH GIN6aAN5 st 3Ik,
reduced from s5c.
MADRAS GINGhaNS at lax, reduced frsml5c.
eUMMER SILKS AT COST.
BARGAlSsw IL WHITE GOODS sMBROID-
and IINENS,
Iiren LAWNS. st 25c.
BLACK GRENADINES st "Greatly Reduced
Prices"
NAVY BLUE FLANNELs for the Seaside and
Mountain Wear
KEYBER Oh OTHs, NUNS YELLING.
oURAH SILKS, CHUDDA SHAWLS-
~ ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH s7REF1.
VI
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DLACK SATIN MERvEILLEUx, 81 % TO
% az 30; gooo value. White Figured SWISS
LINEN lAWNS. NUNS YELLING. Anderson 9
NALRAS GINGHAMS. Polfa DOT AID striped
Batt:st; very choice. Fine Back SIX 6hENA-
Arc Offering special prices in sl the most desir-
.b,e Spring Wooden Dh ESS t,UODS toe lose them
Our stock OF TONES NAPKINS, TABLE LIN
EMS, etc, is very large and great bargains can D
We cordially invite an inspection Of stock and
i. comparison Of prices.
ONE pEICE ONLY. marked In plsin figures.
TIT NNEL. CLARK co..
ia 500 Harket Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-04

j. Ii. WHITE IL BROS.
Manufacturers Of
PORTLAND CEMENT,
ROMAN CEMENT, KEENE'S CEMENT
Works: Swanfcomhe, Fl gland. Thes-
contrscfs to tupply over ten thousand bs,- EE1ER}
rels IF Portland Cement for Strengthening alEss5
The foundation OF the Washington moIu- ssalSaA6
ment we're award ed to us over al competitors. our
Gen el being the strongest and best.
HOWARD FLEMING, sole agent q. g., 70 Lib
erty St, New York h. b S0OE. agent for DIS
trict OF Columbia, Biscoes 10th St VIII .rf, sni has
Acsrgo OF the Cement storedl, his warehouses q
Bisc, e's 9th st. whsrves. leo 3n
, 1881-11-07
g OTHER LAKE PORTS.

lN1ET HERON.
Special Dtspateh to 1ne Chicago Irtaun<.
ToRr liriOS. MEcu. Nov. G-V:1 p. 1n.-Down
-lropcl!eis Montnns, Vanderbilt, Milwaukee.
Cnlnra'n. Porter, Chamberlain and barXes.
GasLcn c!ty aud blrxes.
Ep-l'ropelIers Nebraska. Scotin, Cubn. Tcm-
pest and harVcs, II. Il. Huwur,l and barprs;
steatner 2ipfnmw; pro,t"llcrs kEncarlltno unL H..
!3nrw:ck sch'oners Slagaru. II. !. Wilcox, Catl-
ton. ANl i cnrll.
Wl1d southeast. Weather !luc.
ESC.tSAiiA.
Sptetai pspattL 70 Th< chfeaao Tribune
EsCASAHA. Mich, Nov. H.-Arrtvetl-Steancrs
AnncsntA. Inter uaean. ieIund. and 8. c. ttsIti-
win: Bchuoters q. ". ltuu9hfUlt. Hello Hunscutr,
q. ". DAvls, Il. Pnrsulls, NrnnKer, ElusA purkur,
II. ". SnKc. Hun,ysde. j. e. ianrrisull, dunes
I,aIgr. Tom liowiIt0, Angus Slu!.h, nnd GrurYc
G. TRIUMPH.
MISUNDERSTANDING Escnnabn; shcnoncrs,
.Irypn, J: u. Merritt, George HouKhton, George
W. Davis, und Barburiati.
aAnQrErrE.
Rptefdt Dt,paseh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich, Nov. G.-Passel down.
TFupGI3Gr Arctic.
Up-stcatncr City Ut Cleveland.
Arrsycl-lr0peller tormDrAnt, md scbooness
Charles Will. kusHell, J. \. FustIr, E5eutlnba.
Wubn8h. Mrrrtek, Ges1Un, Al1 st. Lawrence.
tlEntca-Sehoouer Southwest.
CUi.t.1:t3wUon.
Gptetat Dsrateh 10 The Ehttuaa Tribune.
C0L1ISawooD. Out. Nov. a.--.Arrivesi ycstcr-
tlny-etennler Northern Queen, for Chicago, pas-
seuKers md freight.
Special DtspateA 10 Tie Ehsthdo Tribune.
EttE. Pa. Nov Observation-Disclosures Wtaga-
h[EA0u, from Chtcuku. KrA&u Anu merchandise.
, 1881-11-07

atoNra nf qualify suconI IN none In tho wurl.i.
" s,x md vii i 'r Tn i" m . s,,, i wit ts: 4:
4,'ntn. Tile .4,nw IF ii"r"ftri cnttlr hi. ycur
,ni l. sy 1,' "sins !. , y t"r .nythimx r.. IT.
vn*tntI ~ ft'ttr Wtstrrn Htntss in brcc1lrx tl,iA
.r.,,,Ix .ri., nIsa ,n, ,w est"b'isont. ar" tesnx
tns s'ruy stTe a antcr's!.o TIT s''sft %ii, e h ~ q,
nwakcn thy shnrt. .lInrn tirafslcra Ia n renlIzn-
ion nt thn t.t Tint thoy tnn III iol,Her nirnr.l
y! 10 t'dhIn thelr ef1fnt"t! !tutH III Bter frlEn nt
u = pretlctc1 TINT EdsIunn tuloui il it hand In
~ scotion* where this .iI.,ln.llt i,urhu tn1l,.
SUrEs.
The poultry exhibits will MI bc IN piacc toluy,
nta .ile ex,ts!tl,,n N this respect will tu tsie of
tic csi!cf Httrnrtauns.
Filty eleetria lights wilt e used Il, lighting tho
tnrd"l ckce!tcHt fncit!Ga far Viewing tho stuck
The nnIy entry Of ,ro!Ie.t.Aus4s cnsttn In tho
tlir propnsty Ut ST.. t}et.rKe iiUtri, nf tiurlp'
u shell City, Srv. o','s' ''"'
The s'ssnctMttun has set nplF. tho prrs..tc,It's 4
tn for thu specul uso ilti tilutlut nun vi
representatives or tho prpss. wi,u viii iyt ut.
iu1eel asury Facility fDr ttis kailorlnY or all In.
1nrtHntltln III FEtNttbn To thu show.
.1nhn u. bhurtnun's whtu n,cnr Se1.o Morris,
wlc, has inr tIlreu years l,,st t.kct tho i,ra,.
tnt.Itn - tha heaviest nnliil IN tlu *i,nw, il
fortn. 1t Ia pr"lmhy hls lust appearance.
Tho arrangements nrs IN Every rcspect II.
narly ncarly ncricet ny rs,s.lbln. Visitors VIII t,nl
tif'!' crls which ilrt ttlln. to iAa lett OF every
stAil. Is,g*o c,r.ls give thu nlltl1u and breett
~ tfn nnf1lHl, HWutrH nttsIIG, MXG, weight. anu
tue ifGrtiKt kIlta pcr IlAt xllcG birth.
AtnonN tho most attractive eHtrlcs Is Tutly
Aberdeen ~. n tlurt"'ahl're,! shnrt-iiorn INV,
ss,,, ysnfs M v r.an II ."ior aa.t "a su pos.
GInI,ada West Farm Stuck 4issusniinn 1T lstw
Liza i'ulnds
Tho 1ion. {. u. Culi,crfso,,, of Chicago, who
, 1881-11-07
TIE COURTS,


4 SMALL FAVOR.
IN tho cnsc oF the Mutual Life insurance
Company ard tho Safety Depusit ltFe- lnsur.lnct.
Company tho lteceIvcr tilGt n petition Saturday
bclhro Judge 1'ulcy setting out thAt cinin,s
tn tho amount Ut sDd.bsJsl have buc1t allowed
n4HInt the Safety Deposit Life fflsus,lt,cc COM
pAtiy: thlt ht Inns oil hnnd enough money tn l,ny
divtlonl ut PER cent OH such clMlils, ind nek-
Ing persnlssion 10 pay such usvttleni. ifE lnt,st
reusot!nt'le rc1uest Wns ltllmcdlately Rsanted by
the Ju4o. i1t'e notice ot the time and place uf
payment will be given III tho papers,
, 1881-11-07

Michael McfIErmntt commenced n suit III trca-
pas* Saturday uvafnst Le,lh II. iiatnberRcr. lay-
Ing l'anlnRcs ut 45,tMl
Etnua ". ract sucA r. II. Talbntt fnr sl,0oo
fa"orKc u. .arnold brought silt for fl,Un
nghtbtt thHri"s +. s;wgnrt.
l!rt'w!s. t)o lLrgk 4 t.n be9aIl si1it for 81 k,
n'ad S!'1'liit Hope Cu nnu for $t,sug, uXul,lst
Ellas i'owitx ut,sf .Anrun lianbusKer.
, 1881-11-07

her husband Efwnrl Stanulcr asking tor dr.
sprct. tllthe ground Of dcsertlon.
JIl,Eae Gnrlncr granted decrcc Of dtvnroe
Saturday Il, William II. II. Mcconnell On tho
;, .t,nipc tsHrnum grnntctl n dcerce to Mnty 4.
stntth ftu'n DeNnIs Il. Htnth TN the ground Of
cruelty.
, 1881-11-07
PAUL BQYION,

6Vst9aE UNpHEIf 10 1Ha Lh1fIQQ 3f[bVN&.
III. Joskfl. No., Nov. H.-laul tluytun la1Jcd
IN thls city about o'clock this ovumlux. Fully
6,UJ puopIo WerO un tue b,luks to ses hlt,.
laul, 4nta US hB did so u VIeut sh,,ut wcllt up
fron the multitude. liz went IL tho Pacil,u
li0nsa. aud, tuktuY his RUN, rcuufuea theEe
lurtn tue might, retiring soUu A{t4r hl1 urriy4l,
~ teast 1,4A peoplu gathered abuut tue hulCk
tuxer u uh!Aiu u xIatlee ut hiu, liz Iuayr4 Iii
the tllurainK for kAliaus CIty,
, 1881-11-07

Druggists my that Lydlu L. r,nkham's vcyc:
fnbin tuu upuuHu ~ the lg&t fs,iuudy TOR felIlat1
weakness that they ever he4rl Ut. for Ii gsyra
nnlycEsAl sa!tstact.on. bcnd to sirs. LYDIA t.
ii'lks,nnl. VI WestvER Ayenuc. Lynn, s1uss., fur
putL Lphet5.
, 1881-11-07
TIE STORM SIGNAL,
0NpEItf;u TT,

spfftal Dtapatea to M Chleato 7rtbuns.
WAslltS0ToN, b. e., Sov.s-t ii. tn.-The storm
ia ccntrnl IN the Missouri VNlley. Drssk and
h'kh southeriy to westerly Winds aro anticipated
t0r tho i4uk9 rXiull. HYnIls Nre ordered ull ut
GhscnKo, Duluth, Mnr'luette, EacMnnba. Heuttun
!. Milwaukee,. Section =, tirAn1 Haven, Stutiuu
., SlHckttiaw, and AIpGnA.
, 1881-11-07

tho nnty authorized portrait of George Eliot
l!rnntisPccal: shnrt story by Mark TWIN; nr1t
chapters ut Mrs. i}nrnrtt's new novel Of social
ind political l:fo ip Warrington: 'rommaso Snl.
Wits "lmprcssE0ns ri shnkEpcrcun Churac.
tcrs": "Cnstumcs In tho Gtrek rIuy at Har-
surl." by +. II. Millut. urtist: "My Escape from
Slavery." by FsrtlertGk llorglass; "Tho so-
Called Venus Of Melos"; p1e,ns BY James Rus
sell Lowell. Il. G. S.t.dman Austin Dohsou, Mary
Mapes t)odHe. 1t. ". Glider, unl uther Tho
nu1ni'tr Is Illustrated with mure than seventy
cuYrhsi'lgs. II llogIus new volume.
rrec, 81 IL year: ii cents number. snbscrIp-
tons rceciveti by booksellers a1ld nuwslenIers
everywhere. Tic splendid portrait Of DR.. Hol-
land supplied. With subscription. At $3.50
fur tho two. In December Will hcpi1, r., u. How.
ellis now uuvci, ~ Mu'lcrn li,stuncc.''
TnE CENTURY Co, New YonK.
, 1881-11-07

arrEn1oR Coutr-fupGr GAnY-Mary Mor-
rlsscy. ndsnIntstratrlx Ut the cstuts Of 3fIchnel
Morr!ssey. dcGeased Va. Snrth ChicuKo ItssItng-
tiew trlnl.
, 1881-11-07

" 1t hAs not lccn ai,rpassod In any previousat.
tenpfs III our n,unth!y 1nugAzincs."-Nttr 1Ur's
.naH.
, 1881-11-07

No liner specimen Of magazine work. either
in Illustration. Typography, or matter sus ever
lssued."-A!bdnu .JoR,7ml.
, 1881-11-07
NOTICE.
CUSTOM-liOuSE SALE.

Nnre u hereby .tsam That tfs fo!n~!ng n!erchap.
s4 III u sold n4Gan under nutl4uttIY VI AeAG1a
H.:I Vi thu ltusl.p sLaiur. Art i Ttrasury KuHWla
ths u IAnuufY it lSGl and tho sptctAt nstEuGtanS
L llG sGcruiAFy u ku Treasury ttb1 u4a0k%t l1ts
Ias-- --na1IUly:
lie lrtlp lmra sullrohi, weight BI,E1 pounds,
t0fpigii ynup tJ,4AAs duty s9t par M p1lutls aud
luls ur ruiEanl, .ssned ~ sSraH-.ron, w9sht 1l
ur sailnuuur kt!u Hs'u tE0A 6taEatoa ocupbef alhs
ihxt
it:EA trvu lurs tor rn!itIgd, HoSht eHas puu,.da,
luIslun value = i;3. tMy sst sssr hAl p4uaIs.
Il tfou AuFn ius satta1. clAs4 tal ~ sc1alb-Lran,
duty - ter ION, wright s.UA Iuuls. tarassi valua
f.. ind ~ rulir.itI Esair4s WstxAs Et1 paania
Ur,uGcr Etl !SN.
rus FHla viii lu4s l'lase ut duck et [. i u. l. lty
Co. T. sstiStHts x.rHa On Saturday Aurutab1F l!Lh
I&st. vi uIrVrn url.tE U. III.
TetnIs- ,ssfi to tho hI-trsi btfor.
lUfL VI Ilt&M.J. GI.Ihtr :!t1. laa1. .-- -. . ....
il. lu.AI:i ealTil. Collector.
, 1881-11-07

"scribncr's ncrer presented to Its readers ~
cnihptntr, 50 magnificent II n1tnhcr nm this u1rR
the new nnthc."-Nnrshtrn Christian <itirocnfr.
, 1881-11-07

=
Mt. FE1tSnS, H., Nov. 5.-The Supreme Court
met pursuant ID adjournment. The following
hra tho proceedings:
, 1881-11-07

III Superb Number"
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11
sun Spots.

A remarkable sun spot, which with slight
telescope aid Is resolved into II congeries OF
spots of all shapes and sizes, Is now visible
not far from the suns equator. The easiest
and safest way to view II, where exact detini-
ton of details Is not required, is to throw the
image of the sun from the eyepiece of the tel.
Escape upon the ceiling of a darkencd room
by means of a prism, or upon white screen
placed back of the eyepiece. In the latter case
no prism Is needed, and good spyglass will
suffice to show the spot if well steadied. When
the great spot is thrown upon the ceiling, Its
slow forward movement and the trailing
strings of small spots and faculp surrounding
1t make 1t resemble a gigantic insect, with
legs and antennae of outlandish proportions
Under close telescope scrutiny with high
powers, Its structure is so complex as almost
to defy sketching. The tremendous energy
of the forces at work may be appreciated when
it is stated that the area of disturbance ex
hlbited is some $4,000 miles long by 10000
broad Besides, what is seen by direct view
is only portion of the phenomenon. The
great Chasms that look like dark spots are no
body knows how many thousand miles deep
and above the suns apparent surface the dis
turbance extends through gaseous matter tt
equally enormous distances