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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CARrERs
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.

Silk Push. g. So Double-widtl Plaid Dress Goods.
GIN: Double White Blankets large size, 81 so; Double
White Blankets, all pure WOOL fine quality IS: Beached
Table Damssk. pure Linen, So beautiful Silk apd
WOOL Dress Goods 81 y, worth 70; Coored Cashmeres,
pure Wool, double width 37h: immense assortment of
Cloth for and boys SO to 81 So Ladies' Suit
ing Fla pnels. all Wool Navy Blue and other colors Is
Black Silk Velvet, 81; Black Grape. double fod, 75
immense assortment of heavy Cloaking Cloths 81 so to
s. immense assortment Of Jackets listers Circulars.
and Goats. the cheapest in Washington Double width
Ladies' Flannel Suiting all Wool, 49, Coiored Silks so
Black Silks rs ST. 81 81. 3d. 81 81 49, s. and S. So
our g. 25 and ST. so Black Silks special bargains
Piano Covers. Silk Embroidered, s.. 49, Coored Cash
meres. not all Wool 15 CoIored Cashmercs. all Wool,
25 Nottingham Lece. for Curtans 20 to 81 large sze
Bridal Quilts 81 and 81 Is Colored and Black Satins
To- Brocade Silks all cclors, 81.
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PoToMAC.--It will be remembered that the bid Of
the Corrugated Iron company to put up free
bri dye at the Three Sisters was referred back to
them by Gen. Wright to zee if they would make
changes in their specifications which would in
the opinion Of the engineer bureau inure to
q perfectly substantial structure. General
Wright to-day received an answer from the
bidders. In which they make certain changes
in their original bid, which tend towards addi-
tional strength to the proposed bridge. General
Wright will examine these amended specifica-
tions, and before any final action is taken it
will / g ascertained IL the bridge as the company
now proposes to erect 1t will be satisfactory Ia
all, safety and endurance.
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REPRESENTATIVES, NEAL, of Ohio, will be chair
man of the District of Columbia committee
The GARFIELD MEMORIAL. HosPTTN. CONN

The GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL COMMIT
TEE are getting out cards Of subscription Ia the
fund, which are printed of the same size and
from the same dies from which the cards to the
last inaugural ball We're worked of. The only
change is that the leg end Of the occasion and
the names of tile executive committee are taken
of. in their place appears the text: ITO GER
tify that such person has contributed to the
hospital fund"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-20

SENATOR HARRIS AND THE SENATE CLERK SHIP
publication that was copied into yesterdays
STAR in relation 10 scheme to elect Neil 8.
Brown, of Tennessee, acting chief clerk Of the
Senate Is said 10 have had reference To Senator
Harris Though it did not mention his name.
Mr.. Brown was reading clerk of the House under
democratic control, and the truth about the
proposition to elect him acting chief clerk Of the
Senate is stated TO be as follows: Since Mr..
Brown was displaced he went to Sen
ator Harris and informed him that
the House. had approached him and voluntarily
offered to support him II the democrats would
move TO elect him TO the vacancy i'm the chief
clerkship caused 10y the election of Capt. Sho-
ber, acting secretary. In this position Mr..
Brown would be the reading CLERK Of the Sem
ate. and republican Senators who had been
pleased with his discharge OF the duties Of that
position ia the House, preached the subject
Of his election by the Senate. Mr..
Brown at went to Senator Harris
and told him Of what certain republican sena-
tors had said and asked his support for the Do
sition. Senator Harris replied that he would
most willingly do so provided the matter was
entirely agreeablsto both sides Of the chamber
He said he would not do anything that would
create controversy or jeopardze the organiza-
ton Of the Senate. while he would gladly assist
Mr.. Brown. who IL a constituent of his; that II
the republican senators were willing to accept
Mr.. Brown he would lie satisfied, and he b.
licved the democratic senator's would be. There
the matter st ands.
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kilograms to The Star


PHILADsIPHIa. December 20.-The win OF the
Late Col. Forney was admitted 10 probate to-
day. There are no public requests. The exec
utors are instructed 20 endeayor to secure re-
payment from the United States government Of
moneys paid by Col Forney, while holding the
Office of Secretary of the senate
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DISTRICT SUITs AGAINST CONTRACTORS Con-
TrNUED.-To- day the case Of the District against
l.. Ciephane and Others, contractors under the
board of public works. to fecoyer because of their
failure to keep streets paved by them i'm repair
for three wears was called i'm the Circuit Court
In the first case-that of Clephane-it was found
that the administrator of 4. Lewis had been
made party recently, and had therefore until
the January term To plead. This case thereupon
was continued. and i'm the Others the same
course Was followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-20

\ CARD FROM WIN. NJ. GAIT B. co.
First premium for the best barrel Of -four MADE from
spring wheat this day awarded to entry No. %
ton 3D. class %, department &C. to VIM. M. Gait Co.
Witness our hands, at the National Fair Grounds of
the District Of Columbia, this 4th day of October 1851
j. NJ. WHARTON,
W. P. NEWCOMER,
JOHN D. NEWMAN,
-. Experts on Flour.
p. S.-The above mentioned dour in CERES, the cele-
brated Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which WAS
awarded the First Premium against all other competitors
at the National Fair in 1879 and 1880 (god MEDAL and
now again in 1881. The competition in -four was
tanly very lively one this year and the premium
well contested for. but it WAS simply impossiby to
ding another triumph to the magnificent this SO
celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully mention the fact that Mrs S. F.
Anderson received the first premium for the handsomest
rolls and biscuits exhibition, and they made of
CERES FLOUR which Is only another proof that it
stands No. among the best Minnesota Patent Flours
known to the trade.
For sale by all first class grocsrs.
w. NJ. GAIT CO.
CORNER 1sr STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
Who also the cole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
tr1ct OF Heckers celebrated Self raising Flour and
Buckwheat. n22
MRS. C. v. SMITH, NO. 6IS NINTH STREET
W northwest has on hand full stock of WINTER
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. OLD LADIES'
CAPS specially, Dis
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The M0Yketa.

BALTIMORE, December 20.-Virvinia g. deferred
lfs; do. consols, .3a do second SERIES 40S: do.
new ten. forties. 42k bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. December 20.-Cotton steady-ind.
ding, lls. Flour quiet AID unchanged. Wheel
southern nrner; western essier-southern red l. 33a
l.3S; do. amber. l4ual. AZ: No. 1 MARYLAND, 4 4Sa
AZ; No. western winter red. spot, LBS cal 35Is;
December l. 80 AL 50; January, LS1al.37s; Feb
ruary, l4ossl. 4US; March. l45al.42k Corn, SOUTH
ern lower; western lowcr-southern white and yellow,
Go western mixed. SPOT 66 asked December 65a66:
al: May, .ssa,Sa,, Oats steady-southern. asa L:
western white 50a5i do. mixed ISAAC; Peunsylyana.
49a5l. Rye dull, l.0lslo2. HAY unchsnged. Pro-
visions quiet and without change. Butter western
packed, lSa40; roll 2Sa3o Eggs scarce an firn 3la
10; LINED. 23a2o. Rtrleun nominal. Coffee firm
kio cars"es, Ordinary 10 fair. 9al0s Sugar steady
soil, 90. Whisky steady. ~ Freights quiet and
nrchanged Receipts -four. .ee6 barrels; wheat
Ia,S5. bushels; corn, ~. 3S2 bushels: oats 2 6o2
bushels. Shipments wheat, 10. 600 bushels corn,
none. Saes-wheat, 544, l20 bushels, corn, II. 9G2
bushels.
LONDON. December %. 1890 r.m.-U. s. bonds,
Is. 1909: do. 45.s liza. Atlantic and Great Western
hrst mortgage trustees certificates do seconds
l5f New Jersey Central consols ll7. New York Gen.
trs, l39. Illinois Central 1854. pennsylIa Gen.
trial. Ca. Ontario aud Western 2gis.
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ILLICIT Stills Observation-Disclosures Patt9.
son. at Memphis. Tenn, telegraphs as follows -
Commissioner Raum to-day: ''Raiding party
seat ir:o farrna and Henderson c0unt1ee =
c!.:.r.. a. ..,...r,s,S oyer aud Cooper retugno1
after s.asr.s y. oar disfilleries and . 0rwo
s,rsss+s - ~. ~ sef material"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-20

The MISSING PENSION OFFICE CLERK Ar
RESTED. e. Sullivan, charged with using
Pension Office envelopes FOR private purposes.
was arrested this afternoon by Deputy Marshal
court entered into 81 900 baIl--J II. Fletcher
su1ety--fcr his appearance On Thursday.
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Drowned While skating,

WORCESTER. Mass. December 20-Arthur
orcutt. aged ~ Was drowned at Athol this
morning while skating
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following are the opening ana closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire 10 II. IL Dodge $50 18TH street:
Oapuit,g CloSj,l1- Pid
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DEMPSEY. DEMPSEY.
ONE DOLLAR PER 100 FOR
Prizes
ENGLISH VISITING CARDS,
Printed from Plate"
Only establishment in the city furnishing that quality
and dolg the work perfectly.
fresh and elegant assortment also Of
FANCY STATIONERY,
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
LEATHER GOODS, and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
DEMPSEY
STATIONER AND ENGRAVER
Old Established House,
h18-3m 9i3 Penna. ave-, bet 9th and 10th streets.
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THEIT AND GRAVEL. ROOFING
G Roofing Material, Charcoal Carpet Lining Felt
n ~ KAIKER,s. ao1 losA stases norshvsuk
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock OF Diamond Lace Pins. Finger and Far
rings. Fine Gold Jewelry. American Watches Sterling
ehFerware In Great Variety. Plated Tea Sets Baskets
Bowls Ice PITCHERS. Casters. Butter Dishes Soup
iureens' Forks and Spoons, Rogers Bros'. Plated
isoie cutlery, Jos. Rogers Sons Sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors, French Clocks Opera
oiasses' BRASS sconces, Mirrors. Candlescks, etc.
ete' was never so Large and Complete which cell
eten'lon OF purchasers. they Will find our Prices
Low.
HARRIS & SHAFER,
d14 1I13 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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ZINE OLD
II WHISTLES. BRANDIES. WINES, &c.

ElSE OLD
IL WHISTLES. BRANDIEs, WINES, &c.
We caI special attention to 1899 Pure Rye. our
1888 Can Pure Rye our 1875 MsrtiDsburg Pure Rye
ND to OCR BRANDS. CABINET, IMPERIAL.
BahER, ELWOOD. ORANGE GROVE, PIONEER,
CaPE. JESSAh1N. OLD CROW and MIAMI VALLEY
bye Whistles, and also to full line of John Gibsos
sen 20. Pine Rye Hbs kes. and to irnporta-
non OF n1fe OLD HENNFSSEY Brandy, DUFF COR
DON Sherrles, OFFl.EY'S Ports. and BLANDY'S Ma
oelras Choice Old Jamaica RUM Scotch Whisky Hol-
Snd GIN, &C. A fun line of California Brandy, Port.
hherry Wine, Angelica. sc.
AID Of which offer TO the Trade at prices a. low az
can be obtained In New York Philadep hia Baltimore
or elsewhere.
Weinyite inspection and guarantee satisfaction.
BARBOUR h HAMILTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
d1+16t GA and GIG Penns yiyania ave- northwest
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The particular attention If the public called 10 the
fact that the entire number the tickets each Monthly
DrdCia0 is sold and consequently al the prizes each
draring are sold and dram and paid. dl4-ws&w
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INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR PAINTING, GLIDING
Bronzing Ftesco aud Scene Printing; Sign. Banne
enccs SHUMAN. Decorative Artist, 400 9th stree
northwest, above ID. MS I'M
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M tains done up equal to Fine Laces, Ladies'
and Chidren's Dresses and other fine work in supe-
IiOf Moderate prices. 1928 q ct. W. o6-6M
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
am now prepared for the Holiday Trade with well
seected st0Gk name In part odd Whisky
HANNESNILIE, THOMPSON,
GRAY, BERKELEY, DOUGHgRTY,
=. CABINET and BOURBON.
efatltire freres. fard. Dupay Brandy. .iaica and
New England RUNS Fine Sbe-rys Old Port and
i've Wines. At prices as low the lowest.
THARP,
d14- tojanf s1s street northwest
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E'OR The BEST OF EVERY THING
Go To the
PALACE MARKET.
Corner 18th and New York Avenue.
have Fresh salmon HOLSTERS, Smells. Scollops etc.
AL kinds of Game The most luscious Oysters.
] don't keep cheap beef. My motto Is the best OF
everything. Cheap things won't do.
d14 FRANK J. TIBBETS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-01
TklyELEkY 8UyDf,

4 "LUMBlA AND PORT DEPOSIT X. n
~ trains now run regularly on the COlumbix
time:
srATioNs-NoKrH-j Express Express.I Accom-
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CONSULTATIONS FREE

IL LANCASTER PA, April 2S, 1881.
TIE kIDNETCURA MFG COMPANY.
GGntS-it gives me much pleasure TO say
that after using one pack OF KlDNEICURA
have been entirely cured of Il severe pain III
my back and side of long standing, and that.
have every confidence in your medicine,
chGerfIIly recommend ii, and know that many
Ot my friends who have used it have been
benefited. PETER BAKER,
m26lyd Foreman Examiner ana Express.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-01

Mail Train. No. =, west, connecting ut Ian
caster with Mail Train, No. !, at 1870 :l.I will
run through to Hanover.
Frederick Ac..Omm Otl:itiOI west C,,nncctin.
at Lancaster with Fast Line west :,t l.ap, will
run through to Frr,icrick.
harrisburg Express. west. ut $50 p. M h;tI
direct connections (withOut change of carS) to
Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, On SUNDAY, v hen Ragged,
will stop Mt Dow nin.tOw H. ,CO.,irs.vilr, rarkts-
burg, Mount JOY, ElizabcthtOwn and Middle
town.
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" MY TOrlnenteI Back"

Is the exclamation of more than one poor
Woodworking man and woman. DO you know
why it aches? 1t is because your kidneys are
Ovcr-taSked and need Strengthening. and your
system needs TO he clcanScd OF bad humOrs
KidncyWort is the medicine you need. - IT,
acts like Il charm," says well known plIysi-
clan, never knew il to fail.' Liquid or dry
sold by administrations Post. n2Slwd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-01

IfliilS cOnneCt NJ Ec;i,t1nT With TRIMS tO and
from Philadelphia, POttsvillc, Harrisburg, Al
lentOwn and New York, via Hound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains To :ln.i from York,
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Balti.
more. "A. NJ. WILSON, Supt
DENNSYLSANJA EAgI.xDAD-NEW
i SCUEDULE-On and after MONDAY
OCTOBER 3l>t, 1881, trains On th. Pennsyl-
Vauia Railroad will arrive ut AMI leave TIE
Lancaster AMI Philadelphia dcpots:ts follows:
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l'alpitation of the Hear.

>. NJ. blight. syracuse, N. y. writes: .'whcn
l first commenced using your Burdock Blood
Bitters was troubled with flutterng and nal
pitatlOn OF the heart. felt weak and lanri,id
with numbncsS OF the limbs; since usinr
my heart has not troubled me and the num6
ing sensation Is all gone" Price 81. For sale
ut ii. b: Cochrans drug store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-01

WHO that has ever lived an ytimc in the cOlln
try but must have heard of the virtues of Bur.
dock rs a blood purifier BurlOck Blood Bit
ters cure dyspepsia, DiliOusncss and all ,isor-
derS arising from impure blood or ,ier:,ngctl
liver or kidneys. Price 81. For sale ut H. t.
Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen street,
Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-01
Er1ghtful Misery.

Mr. WIN. POmerOy. Bangor, Ne, writes
g have for a long time suffered from cOntin-
ual constipation, making my life IL misery,
ana IN. causing neasiaehe and irightful cramps.
in. BEffalo), induced me try the Spring Bios
som. 1t las perfectly cured me-" Price "a
cents For sale at IL. Il, COchran's drug store,
l37 North Queen street, Lancaster
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03
A Circus Trick.

An eight-year-old son of l.. NJ.
Shoot, of Kingston, N. Y, saw an act.
ress shot from a mortar in a circus.
On Friday he attempted burlesque on
the feat with his four-year-old brother,
which nearly terminated fatally. The
younger brother was placed on a second
story window sill against the closed
blinds. The older brother then pointed
chair at him and exploded a fire.
cracker. The boy in the window, ac-
cording to a previous command, threw
himself backward at the explosion, and
the shutters opening, he fell to the
ground, distance of twenty feet. His
injuries are very severe, and may prove
fatal.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03
MARKET NOTES.
NEW YORK MARKET.

The wholesale New York market quotations
show:
BEAxs-Prime. a. 4s1<@s2 As fair to good
$225@$2.4 40 per bushel.
BUTTER.-New York sold at 24c. 0D25c. for
choice in pals, and 2ic: @22c: common to
common Western at 16c. @17c.
OHEEsE.-Factory fancy, ,1Ozc. Ollie; do.
fair 70 good, 91Sc. 910Lc.
EGGs.-Quotations ranged from tic. for
ordinary, to 2lc. for New York, New. Jersey
and Pennsylvania.
FIoga;!superane. q .so@s4. 90; Western,
"a. 95@$5. so; extra New York, "a. .95@6. 80
Hay Shipping, 50c. @60c.; clover, 35c. a
40c.; salt, 65c.; straw, 35c. @90c.
HoPS.-New York, 12c. @23c.; Eastern, 14c
@22c.; yearlings, 12c. 91Sc. olds, &c. C9lOc.
PETRoLEUM. = Refined, &c.; crude, &c.
97c; IN bulk in barrels, &c; naphtha, Ice.
in shipping order, and lie. .@12c. in cases.
PoRK.-New mess, $1S.15@S1S,25; dressed
hogs, Ss<c. @sEc.
WHEAT.-Spring No. 8, s1.2O@sl 90; Nil
waukee, No. q 1.25; amber, 81 .22@S1 90;
white, q 1.24@$1. 81
RYE.-SSc .@94c
WooL.-Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia,
XXX, 46c. @4se. xy. 42c. @45c.; <, 42c. @45c
No. !, 45c. @4Sc.; No. 2, Sec. @4Oc. common,
SIC. @35c.; New York and Western Xxx ana K,
4Oc. @44c.: No. 1. 4Sc. 045c
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
FLoUR.-State family, S5.90@$6. 90; rye
-four, $4.75@$5.00; wheat, State, $1 22@1 "a ;
amber, s1 .2S1S; corn, yellow, ,66c. ;mixed State,
66c.
PETROLEUM 7%c.; crude, 6Ec
WooI,.-State and Western Xxx, ACC. .045c.
x, 47c. G48c. medium. 60c. Oslo; coarse, ,45c
BOSTON MARKET.
FLOUR. From "a .00@$4.50 for low and
medium, to &4.75@S6. so for choice Mime
sofa. Corn, 6S1kc. C970c.for mixed and yellow.
BUrTER.-Common, 14c. @1Sc. Vermont
dairy, 22c. @25c.; choice creamery, Csc. @27c.
On EEsE. &c. 910Hc.
BEANs.-$2. 30@$S. 90.
HAY.-Choice, $17 .50@$1900
CATTLE MARKETS.
BUFFALO. Cattle. good quality, e5. 500
IS. 20; hogs, fair TO good, $6 .00@S6. 80; best,
e6. 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PENN.-Best cattle, 5000
$3.50; medium to good, S4.500t5.75; common
tofair, $4.00@44. .S5; Hogs Yorkers. $3.50, a
%. 40 Philadelphias, &6. 9O@s7 .05 Sheep;!
s4.0O@$500.
WATERFOWL, Ass.-Oattle choice, $S25
@$9;00; extra, $7.95@$s. 90; first quality,
e6.OO@$6.E0; second quality, S5.000$575
third quality, S4.00@$4. rs. Hneep and lambs
yool sheep 81. .50@s4.50: extra, 5000
% 80 spring lambs, s6.00@s7. so Veal calves,
211c .@65Ec.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03
Dollars and Sense,

The Laramie Boomerang says : =
Sometimes an advertising agency in the
East sends us proposition which shows
style of wild, rash liberality which
cannot be conducive TO thrift and pros
perity.
One of these concerns the other day
made proposition to us to run quar-
ter-column ad. of a preparation which
would make whiskers grow on a meer-
schaum pipe. The nd. was to run in
the daily and weekly one year, and
copies of both papers were to be sent to
the agent. During that time $3.50 worth
OF local notices were to be inserted also
The whole thing, at our rates, would
have figured up about $400, and the
princely sum of $50, less 331 per cent. j.,
the charges of the agency, was lavishly
offered.
OF course we want to encourage the
healthy growth of new and attractive
styles of whiskers in Wyoming. We
want to see a whisker industry spring
up here on the frontier that will rival
the crops of older and more civilized
countries, but we cannot herald the
glad tidings of whisker balm all over
the United States and southern New
Jersey just for the pure and innocent
pleasure of seeing picture in our paper
day after day of q man with beard on
him like buffalo overcoat.
Whatever will forward the interests
of our young TERRITORY in any way We
hope to assist so long as we can do so,
and still obtain enough to pay freight
on sight drafts and lead pencils. But
we cannot wear out our young life try
ing to inaugurate tropical growth of
whiskers, just for the satisfaction of
being called a philanthropist, with our
toes sticking out through our boots.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03

DURING one of his Eastern trips
Spotted Tail, an Indian chief, was
shown through the jails of Washington
and New York, and he was told that
some of the prisoners were in for mur-
der, others for forgery, some for arson,
others for robbery, etc. Finally, at one
of these institutions, he turned around
to his informant and asked: "My friend,
have you anybody in here for stealing
from Indians ?"
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03
Your Mind win Grow Strong

and great not by what you reject but by what
you cordially accept and believe. Your health
will improve, just in proportion as you obey
Natures laws. Ii your mind is diseased refresh
it with suitable relaxation. If the two great
organs of your body, the kidney and liver are
ont of order, restore them by using Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. The mind can
be kept clear by care and the kidneys and liver
by the great remedy above mentioned.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03

A CORNELL JOKE. Cornell crew
desire to sell their boat before coming
home-not, it is to be hoped, because
their lost wagers have reduced them to
want of money. To anybody in need
of nice, lucky boat this offers rare
chance. No doubt the good will of the
crew goes with the boat, adds the New
York SIM
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03
New York Amusemeuts.

"The Professor" the laughable comedy, has
reached the fourth month of its run at the
Madison Squlc theatre. The theatre in spite
of the summer il crowded every night This
is due not only to the excellence + the play,
the beauty of its scenery and the tasteful
costumes of the many Young ladies who appear
i'll it, but to the comfortable condition of the
auditorium which is kept cool by air forced
over tens of ice. No one should fail to witness
NThe prnfescor
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03

AFTER an enthusiastic lover spends
two hours hard labor over letter to his
girl, and then mars its beauty by spill
ing drop of ink on it, he first swears
in a scientific manner for few minutes,
then draws a circle round the blot and
tells her it is kiss, and she, poor thing,
helieYes it.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03

THE Philadelphia Easy Hour men
tions Mr.. J. A. Walton, of ], ,245 N. 18th
street, that city, as an enthusiastic in
dorser of st. Jacobs Oil for the relief
and cure of diseases of horses.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03

THE Louisville Commercial cites the
case of Capt. Charles N. Corri, of that
city, who was cured by st. Jacobs Oil
after suffering for years with rheuma-
tism.- York (Ne6. Republican.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03

So MANY.-There are thus far over
5000 applicants for the Warner prize of
5000 for tho discovery Of the comet that
was first seen il Auriga. Tie contes-
tants might settle it as boa 'ews some
times decide q disputed he ny begin
ming again.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-03

The successful man has many imitators in his
peculiar line of business. but still there is only
one originator So, also, the great petroleum
hair renewer, Carboline, as now improved and
perfected, holds the palm against all imitators
as genuine article Of merit. Try it.