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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa. JANUARY IS, 1881.
you are Officers from that

GO And you are officers from that
State p
Just so just so.'
"' Well then how can you come into
another State and take persons away
without requisltlon from the Governor.
These men are not legally bound TO go
with you one STEP
own 1t came to me as surprise.
The little girl had interpreted the law
right, and the old squire saw it at once.
l think never saw madder man in
my life. He stormed and raved and fair
ly drove the Missouri officers out of the
house.
So Fellers,' said he, cit is all right
you can stay with me as long as you
like, and If they come after you again
we will barricade the doors and fight
'em with shotguns. It's me that's talk
ing, and don't you forget it,
"Well, we stayed two weeks with the
old 'squire,and while Jack and he roam
ed the mountains hunting deer, passed
the time looking after the interests of the
female member of the Jackson man
sion, pretty Miss Betty. Finally Jack
and got down to Little Rock, where
we found employment. But L didn't
stay there long; l felt uneasy, and 1
never got over this uneasy feeling until
had gone back and got the old Squire
to say l might marry his daughter. He
didn't reply directly when asked him,
but, selling his rifle, whispered as he
walked out the door:
"'I'll jes go an see if L kin kill q
turkey gobbler for dinner
"And he walked away brushing his
eyes with his coat sleeves.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18
Worth Remembering.

Now that good times are again upon
us, before indulging in extravagant
show, II is worth remembering that no
one can enjoy the pleasantest surround
ings if in bad health. There are hun
dreds of miserable people going about
to day with disoredred stomtch, liver or
kidneys, or dry, hacking cough, and
one foot in the grave, when so ct.
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic would
do them more good than all the expen-
sive doctors and quack medicines they
have ever tried. 1t always makes the
blood pure and rich and would build you
up and give you good health at little
cost. Read of it in another column. 2 At
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18
Sensible Admonitions.

Don't buy piano for your daughter
when your sons need plow.
Don't let your horses be seen standing
at the beer saloon it don't look right.
Don't give the merchant or printer
chance to dun you; prompt payment
makes independent men.
Don't leave to memory what should
be written; it makes lawsuits.
Don't become security for him who
waits for the sheriff.
Decent, substantial clothing for your
children makes them think better of
themselves, and keeps the doctor away.
Teach your boy to look up and for
ward, never backward.
Cultivate the habit of giving, but never
give up.
Buy farm wagon, before fine car
riage.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18
Given up by Doctors.

"Is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy 7"
at assure you it is true that he Is en-
tirely cured with nothing but Hop Bit
tiers and only ten days ago his doctors
gave al% W Sna sT Tbat hs IS uSs remarkabs
L will go this day and get some for my
poor George-I know hops are good.'
-SaIem Post. 8 ct
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18
n ALL n o A o S .
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R
ARRANGEMENT OF pAssENeERrRAINs
NOVEMBER 18th, 1880.
Trains Leave IIarrisburg as Fellow.

Trains Leave Harrisburg as Fellows:
For New York via Allentown, at sos a. m.
:, For New York via Philadelphia aud Bound
For Philadelphia, at $40, SOS, Through earl,
300 a. M, Las and 4.0U p. IN.
For Reading, at 600, sos, $50 a. M, Las, 400,
For Pottsville. at 600, sos, $50 3. m. and 400
P, M, and, via schuylkill and susqlehanna
Branch at 2.40 y. m. For Auburn, at 80 q. M.
For Allentown, at .OO, sos, $50 a. M, 45 and
The sos a. M and Las p. m. trains have
through cars for New York, via Allentown.
SUNDAYS
For Allentown and Way Stations at 100 a. M
For Reading, Philadelphia, and Way stations,
atL45 y. IN.
Trains Leave for Harrisburg as Fellows:
Leave NewYork via Allentown, si5 a. IN LOO
Leave New York via Bound Brook Route. and
Philadelphia at AS a, M, 1.30 and 8. 50 D. M. ar
rivlns at Harrisburg, 50, $40 y. IN, and
1925 a. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia, at 945 a. M. 400 and
Leave Poltsville, 100. s,1O a. m. and A4op. VI.
Leave reading, at 4.5O, 500 ll50 a. IN, l.3C, dlS
Leave P6ttsve via schuylkill and sussuehanna
Leave Allentown, at CPS, 900 a. M, l2.lS, 4.so,
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York, at 50 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, at las y. m.
Leave Reading, at 500 a. m. andlo.35p. m.
Leave Allentown. at 905 p. m.
BALDWIN BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, Lochie and
Steeton daily, except Sunday, at 5.25. $40, 9.35
a. m. and 200 p. m daily, except Saturday and
Sund y. at 545 p. M, and on Saturday only, AS,
6.10, $50 p. m.
Returning, leave STEELToN daily, except
Sunday at g. 10, 100, 1000 a. m, 220 p. daily,
except Saturday and Sunday, $40 p. m, and on
Saturday only $40, $50, 9,5Op. M.
j. E. WOOTTEN, Gen. Manager.
G. c. HANCOCK, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

sy Mrs. Lydia r. Pinkham, 233
Western Ave-, Lynn, Mass, is rapidly
acquiring an enviable reputation for the
surprising cures which daily result from
the use of her Vegetable Compound in
all female diseases. Send to her for
pamphlets.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18
Merit Must Reap its Just Reward.

OF the many Catarrh and Hay Fever remedies
we keep in stock there is none OF which our Gus
toners speak more highly than OF Ely's Cream
which, from the many reports and evidences OF
cures produced, as destined to be leading article
creased as rapidly in sales or that has given such
universal satisfaction. Price. so cents. c. N.
CRITTENDEN, lis Fulton ST., New York. l52d4t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

saT In valiant suffering for others,
not in slothful making others suffer
for us, did nobleness ever lie. The chief
of men is he who stands in the van of
men fronting the peril which frightens
back all others; which, if it be not van
quished, will devour the others. Every
noble crown is, and on earth will for
ever be, crown of thorns.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

az The real strength and goodness of
some people is not drawn out until they
are overtaken by trouble.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

eag That which is called considering
what is our duty in particular case, is
very often nothing but endeavoring to
explain it away.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

EB- No degree of knowledge attaina-
BILE by man is able to set him above the
want of hourly assistance.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

~ Truth is the most powerful thing
in the world, since fiction can only
please it by its resemblance to it.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

G8- According to Professor Read, Of
London, the world by geological evil
dence, has reached the mature age of
60O0, ,OO0, 600 years.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

eB- The Fountain of Joy became a
Man of Sorrow; and the Lord of Glory
was covered with shame; and why 4?
Amazing mystery! that we might be
raised to happiness and glory.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

ca To be perfectly just is an attri-
butte of the divine nature to be SO to
the utmost of our ability is the glory of
man.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18
HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN

Any person to be seriously i'll without 4 weak
stomach or inactive liver or kidneys? And when
these organs are in good condition do you not lind
their pOssessor enjoying good health? PARkER'S
GINGER TONIC always regulates these import
ant organs and never fails TO make The blood rich
and pure and to strengthen every part Of the
system. 1t has cured hundreds of despairing
invalids. Ask your neighoor about it. G52dlt
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

= Outt sent free to those who wish 10 engage in the
NM most pleasant and profitable business known,
W. Everything new. Capital not required. We will
furnish you everything. $40 day and upwards is
easily made without staying away from home
night night No risk whatever. Many new workers wanted
Ladies make as much rs men, and young boye and
girls make great pay No who is willing TO work
fails to make mole money every day than be made
IN week At any & ordinary employment; Those who
dress H. HAIIET CO., Portland, Maine lily
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-18

ORGANS soto 81, 900; to 90 Stops, Pianos.
OnUfAtvO Sl25 up. Paner free. Address
52d4tl DANIEL F. BEATTY Washington, N. J.
, 1881-10-25

Il Hallway surveying Party Wants n
Military that Esruni&os
IndInnn Are ula Their Way to Attack
MI AgeMcy.
rucsnS. Arl., Oct. M.-rhe Texas s. Pa
ellie hallway surveying party hay1 applied
for u military escort, which llas not yet huelt
granted. Yiiu COURSE ut th8 survey leads
them througl. San Cnrlos Agellcy to Globc,
alul II Ii feared the 1nlttnns may fra gts-
lici0ns Ut their movements and give trouble.
SlEorlu thy SUSPECT It wAs Ill atte,npt to
sten! their lands they will probably attack
tho surveyors.
A sperinl tron Casa Gruide sNys:
Ear!y this morninK Mrs. Il. u. Wheeler,
wife Ut thu Puma l,Itllan Agont: arrival ut
French. Mrs. J. y, AMrll1sstIollg, AZ hrs; Dyke,
Gecu.ne pruvokrst 1t the agent IN
aolllU pretext. nna. arInillg themselves,
are OH thu way to attaek the Agency:
ssltl:rs a,i saIt lllyer Nrrlvinx VI pc Agency.
The leY. Mr. Cnok, an nld resident Ut tile
III dc 9utiunk.. 1t see,ns tls lnlluns uru In
thu lallt ot guInK m & to &TeHapu% % a,'a Kattlnx o!l
M s]i,x III tIsu' 'ts! T. !asor; It'll T@is toSsSt 't
Ia Go ll.e ealtso Of tho threalel:ett difficulty,
They ura sai.l tn ho G0 slrs,t,g, and will prD6.
ably appear Mt tic A9unuy tNlay. What
nlakes this !n0feinellt somewhat fnexplle lleuhla
y te fast tat t'sy l', ass h,'a "ays bss psaSs
eabls tots Of lilo ..paelaes, tor wliu'n
linn Il untrlt. 1t il not thought
unyihlng serious Will come out Ut tlls. The
, 1881-10-25

THE DANGER FROM ITS rsE CONSIDERED
M THE INSURANCE: MEN.

:
llr THE INSURANCE MEN.
SDseast nlspateh to The Ghfraso Trtbun..
New YunK, OFT, 2.-Tlle I}onrt Of Under
writer's hers tODk step ta.tny in regard to
danger Of fire from electric lighting nppa-
ratus that will b.. Ut Interest To insurance
companies generliiy III .tl parts OF tho
country. The origin Of seycrul lres flerc
AMI elsewhere recently has beelI attributed
to use Of electric light. Tottny coln1nit-
tre ut the l}oartt Of Underwriters presented
report covering five conditions Oh this sub
ject required for tile Introduction OF electric
Itglitlng apparatus intO buildings: First,
tint tic wires lnist lIavu 80 per cent
Of conductIyity above tile amount re-
tluIrrd for lights on eurh wige.
Seconll, tho wires to DO thorough
Is insulated a,ld doubly coated. Third,
wires for I,ca,,uescent lights tn b. two md II
Inches Mpnrl, aln eight ilclHs lruIll MI other
wires md froi,! all l!setu Or other cuu! !ucting
Substances. Fourth, aal arc lights tu bu
rRoTECrED lfY GLASS aLoDEs.
lnclospd 1T the l,ott1,n to etTectralY prevent
sparks or PARTICLES Of tit carbon frn,n fnIl-
iH from the nn'ps; and III S,,owwl,lnws.
;s' tie? arc s'o ats'sis sff of '"9ss IL, is": Msfs
arrustcrs shaIt Ls placett at lie
top Of tho glass; open ights are p''sitiyul
ur0hIbtteu; lle conductive framework Of
chandeliers must bu insulated md cuvercu
tile sa,ne us the wires. Fifth. whpre
electricity Is cnilducted into Il hulhl-
building In which It Is llsett} u shut
Utf must be placed ut the pntnt Ut entrance: ~
sitcl, building and tho supply turned MI
When tic tf4llts aru mt III tise. It ts b.
Iieyeu ll,at II lhesu conditions are carried 0l,t
tllern wtll bt. tnr less tuligur frulM electric
light wires THU Mt present..
, 1881-10-25

ITEMS.
RELIEF FOR THE MICHIGAN FIFE suF-
.

i
RELIEF FOR THE MICHIGAN FltsE suF-
FEllEfsS.
NEW YonK, Oct. 2.-Atnyor (trucu's Coul.
uittce IN Michigan llcIief have Issued NJ, at-
dress to the peopu Of the State Ut New Yurk
callIng for aid for the sufferers. The euln-
mltteo says the Ilrcs hayu destroyed tho
hu,ucs md Subsistence of l5,00o leople, and
tile burned district embraces l50 square
uilles. Provisions for ninu or ten mouths
ar9 required. also it,0lluy fur
clothing, fuel, blankets, building
material, furniture, farming implements,
alni strtls. The amount required would bo
Sl.HJa.o0O, aild only SiUo, 900 llaye been sub
sctIbe(l.
R1IO1tr OF W.ATElI
Tho people OF Drt,oktyn lllyQ been re-
MintetE by tlio authorities tl.Ut 0llly thrG0
weeks supply Of wnter Is In the reservair.
THE ELEVATED HA1lwAYs.
Tho Elevated Railway agreement Inns been
ratified by tl.o tllree B0Arl nf Directors.
PROTECTING SHIPPING.
Five tu9boa,s Ilayu buun ellgagetl by tho
Fire Commissioners fur tlo protection of
shipping. ....-...,
EI.ECrEn CltASci:LI.O!.
Dr. John HILL llas beell ctectrh Chancellor
nf ula University ut tht City Ut New York,
HTAlirE1> Fot THE SCENE OF His CHIME.
Nturka, lha bank-robher. started tonight
for Detroit.
1'1ED IN A CoACr1.
Albert Do,lgc, ayett 5s, OF Raymond, O..
died .o.nie'lt while ridlng IN II coacll.
T'tE AMAzoSIAN srHIiiE ENDED.
Tlle 40o "strtpmrs" N LorI!an!'s tobacco
last week, resumed wnrls tostay. Thu cnllapse
ri the str!kD will not Interfere Will, the
flrlia plans III thu Southwest.
, 1881-10-25
HAYE1lI4Yta.

Audran's comic opcrctta. "The afascotto," WINS
produced ut 1fayerlys lust evening by tllu VIII
l,Nr opera con,pnny. There WIS II Eoolf holssG,
a!lu iii enthusiastic one tuo-the c,lc6res bolny
go numerous rs to pr,traet tho performance to
mn unconsconnbiy Into haur.
Tho piece, Ms n whole, was given In
very crottRb'o nshungr. The leading mu.
slcnl roles were nicely nlscl Miss Louisa
Scarlc, whu ls well knnwn upon our bonrds. Railx
tho part Ut Hettinu with much ,ucludiuns power.
This taly cylnccs constant Improvement both In
voice anu uetlon. flpp0 wns takrn by Mr. j. T..
Drunu, wit, will be remembered us thH I3rnziltun
nubtb In "Ihe !snyAl Mildly" as presented hero
hy AuYusiIn l}lly's cunpany. sir. Hrtl!d mas
n ilne yn.ce. which ha tIscd to especially
9ot,l effect. The f''a,netta Ut Miss Little West
wns weak yuca1.y. bnt Wus Mctcl with picnslng
yNucity. Mr. j. Il. CunIy, tho Prince Fitticr.rk,
was deficient dramatically. bur gave nls music
with sWectHrss. thuuEts HIS tones pEe taln fur RO
largo an auditorium. Tile t'ItHrt LHtEHzD Of
Mr. Harry UrUwn wis n capftnf pIecu
ut character aetinu. Anl threw thu huG-p
Into frequently. repratGl trrepress!hlc rulrs
Ut laughter. Ills cnInIc glturts were well
seconded by Mr. Edward Chn1'n,nn ms Rrrcn.
The tH.ft- i'hHslciun uf SIR. Edward Morris WIS
remarkable fur grutesQucAess OF tultke. up nnd
nkL!tty Ut movement. ~.
The churtls Is Ut fair size nIld good appear.
Ailee, and did It's work III Il ic.lt lunhler. Tue
enstunlK uF ull the characters Is notably hhil.I-
some. Tho p!ay will be- Repeated throughout
tlg week.
, 1881-10-25

Mav{t'kE1ts- TtgEATHE.
A lnrpc a,nltcnrc w,.Irnmcn tnck Mr. .1oscph
,,,as.',, 49,, -. ,,,,t,nnr l., thnir l,,,rurr,,
"e"e'aam nllu ata c'i'P"!s !" s'e'. nv, NV. T. wi. III
lion nt Shefl'sfl cotlsttly ~ lhe itlsals. WIN
Mr. 1uFtrsnM IN tho ri}Ee nf j}u', 4fcfrs. Dt thu
rnn,tItt, tf Tins rhrt II IL rnrr 4rnnrNIy cttlI-
..n,., ~ H., ,,,',,, :, ,,,.y,. .,s ~ mr., H., n
o.I" W w "..'us. ,'r.. ..,,,
mas peEn 1'F"rlt 9ne WIN NiF. Ae"cts"h nun
self for many ytnrs, but tho lUu1ihrIty 0f Ills
Ri jttu iDjafk rendered my thukg in Ills rel,.
cr,nrr ,,,prmsxnrv ,,ntil hin an,i irrcrtnn In.
,....,...,., .....s..., .,.....s.. . 49,,
eatf'e p'1"l"rti assocmted toRe'ncr rs INC n1"
tho slnlt Hersu11. lnst Senr slr. Jctfersnn nKalh
tnuk III, tt,a lsivats, cut t1twn is i've rts tu
thrr.. uItcrc,I md oml,trh mnny nurttona.
os',an,,, ~. 49, ..t.r., .n..,,..,,.,'% - r,r,. n,
.Spee4""s e"o "'.'o ee"t'i"e"ms P"'ss' "
l'ruuxht tue Two characters uf i'1h <tfT aid
Ms. tfahit,l,p ttItu prominence ns tic leaifg
mrs In tin rtty tlr tin w.,lu,n ri ills tItetn-
t1,,, ., ,,. IT,, ,,v,, ,..,,,',,,,,. ~ H., ,,tn,.
~" 'uc,t n"s ~ ~" "p."'"'s' ~ "s no""s
~ plc'se tao psiotc thstp theiu e'i ue hut n''c.
MNrkGtl sucGpss this nttp.telt every representa-
ti.,n. nt,.t lin ann, 1nr,,,nr II rx,rir,t,t Ltst
w" ,a ,,r ,,,r, ,,,.,, ,.,,,s,ntn, III. .,,,s,,
;rs, ~, - "o,. 4'"o t"''i ""p's"tst ' .'s.. o.a'
1hat Mf. Jeuorstn. l"rtraynl u tho country
squire or tkl ynnra iEt' II trslr IL tho tlfe Is t
le,st dnl1!hfui. The ncr hetnrsuf tho p!rt ,atle
hlh1 ride hnor nthl exaggerated his bbuttsl-
hess. lie wns .iHt. ample. minded i!iitcrnts.
Mr.. .letcrsn hns chnHucl Mtl this. Ills i3"it
4irT* Il Tree fraHn ctnitsrcss. ilu Inns reiluru
, 1881-10-25
GRAND Ol,E.tA.IIouaE,

The Rico SURPRISE pnsty Kayo their vcraton Of
"Cn'Lerrlln ut school" lnss hight. 1t IL tho
misfortune OF this organization thnt 81 few nf
Its 1ncmhors can sing. Tho chorllscs l>Ay but
little attention tn tLJ,a ur tune, and tho prlncl.
pulls, with pusstbIy two exceptions, hlve very
ssvcre coltts Or something tho nattcr with
their vocal powers. Mr. Henry n'xny, rs Dr.
SBittar, is tho life uni spirit Ut tho u!ece and
his rrcltatios md ln,,crs keep tho nuti!tnro In
excellent hulnur. IlIt:rg uto II number Ut pretty
girls. with dresses nut !oig ela'u4n to impclu
Ihgir movements. ntd II dozen Ut hlntAsllCn wnu
stH t!lpir nlst sonx fnltly wa!i. rlInso wlu si,w
tho ttceu ~ rennterct. hy lmly'e cah,rhty wnntl
hunlly rec0Rnf2n 1t n,,sy Th0re Is AstIHo fun anu
frl4,c hut .0n tta whole tue pIny tlruvs. II Is
nus III bright and lively us ul!t;ht husu been es-
ptCted
, 1881-10-25
Changes 0! The k:url1!sN Surface.


ports threu tItnes ~ Ill,uh sediment ~ faEn.lI.
ttls lIrrunsu beluH ch,ptty i,nu tn the destruction
ntldutlon Ut tlu Alps. FRENCH engineers tsst.
l1latp that tho DELTA "r the khunn has adsaaessa
Ut u rttg fnr ErrMter than y aId prcvl'ns 70 ,ng
StAtcs, wherever II mountain sl0pe hHs eesa
stripped, incIp!en ruranes quickly turn, atia eas
large win suet, rnnlj ~ ~ t'xtltn ths a!!eu, !s
With the sul,1y hoils Ut Maryland. Genrkia. haa
Alatnt!lt. previously nnstrcl with p.nr totssIa tsa
Thu Hack t:arth Ut russia. n,ts q thy I.s en!.
SOURCES Ut tue agricultural wealth tlf tue ElF!,s.
" quickly cut up tntD hugo rHvinea, ahl IL ~
ttnest soil III Eueapa IL beng raui1iy Gafseda ssa
AwAy IN incruMau Tho sIc!tus uf the SntgH IEl ana
ir1x tt,u u.Ua. floot,s II ista anl isls III Pf!sss
unli Switzerland, tho ssuirl t'!ils nlpe eseaes H.
nc,nx washsd uwny. 'rno iumtlbl,y o. ,,,ns .ns
uxG by tho great 3to'HlB OF lbia WIS chiefly 'n ~
tnrtstnl ln'prDErnohts. l3ur11 ~! yeAss
department Ut tho L,wGr Alps lust VI astss1as
cultivated sutt frt'tn the ct!tclH nr fMrIets. NV
tho clearing vi tho forest nf the y Ar4Itcte aas Il
suited u tau co'erinH NJ Ut te,HV HGres u ah8
Mnd with l'hrre'l sapi aud Kravvl ,,,, o,s.
II IL thoilIht W many lint seyetatlsu III Z
Yates thD surtncs aa much ~ wntrF t!epfese.t. ~.
rhls 1H'Wufnr, Catl ouly bo tho t;lsu Wos" Ihs
ura yeF.1M5ca y suffered e a., ar,ay ,.. y ~ Msu.
yHted csnls. which only parly rotr !a .ay lssT: ,s
aop SR n 4ytyr e9ft r
,'u
l!tEep II Mitl3Hllrs tLHt t1alu rtssllt VI lhah Tr
tenca W lMyluX EnrU nr9e tracts Ut !aao ,tos ~.
cultivation Inns lcen xrclly III tncrcasp no nv.
R!nu nS thH surface. Il, annle tnstnliges las
tut Acti0ra f l1lMn his bcG N cheek ~ t..s
tt4tnsIrl Ut sediment. Tals capccly e'as 9 ons
oa ln thu cnsu III shftur s,ttit.s,t!ns as. III
crGMehnunts Of the scu. AiulF thni fitt W Ia eJs
Flench c.st which rx!ens i,ons tue srsns oIs
IN thu Atuur, the BtMt throws up MttIltla!5 III
nbtlnn two huntrc. and lotty-dso S, ti'uusIMsS IN
cilblu metres at sand. We,trh The "a nea .1.
into hf,a unl carrles tnaad. nyurwhcllil!hy hys 'Is
ln3Ga Ad converting streMInA illtH 'ssns p'ss -,
Tho aHual proRFssa ot ttsso sst'd. y; ~ w. ippt
grcal thAl III many paris 0l l5relnH'ie tuv
o. ch'uinnys 9buyc sou ~ sant A"no 3 aat VIM.
lant III Western lnp nnnr llas lru!! e'.h .,I
to ctyor nitro thnn nisltns! Nerss: ~ ~ md
lurgor tietnsIts exis parts nr y rtr Assih aihIiI.
AnlcreA. Thu ileitr9Guun enAaeh ty tbesS tbs
attcnt,oa VI ruycrmn,eniy; md The res'!t, a.
luen ~ shrek hoIr ryaRea BY earcfl p!:1p1 p.,s ~.
1nns bAa NUTS Ingenuity beun succ',tsl,M', ',sfs
Esse tu tho notion 1T the aacIlGtes wtlleu ~;
CAUSED s!lu4e ehesa wastts nf lrl!t !tstR ~, :" III
Pal .nd. Peru. u1d tAa United htntea; .u ua,1on -. 1
devastatton which bus resulted N tho tT1sns ,rcnns,
ot the {aNkA Ut tlasr0ny. SnlaKne haa n'sAs''
and tho CuEuplne SlkE,t}a Of belgium.
, 1881-10-25
NEW YORK.
The "commerciat Advertiser
Thinks chicagoans Are Los.
ing Their Shrewdness.
Precautions Against Ftrc from
the Uye OF Electric
Lights.
The Striking Amazons at Lorillard's
Tobacco Factory Return to
Work.
CHICAGO Sl1REWDNESS.
THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER" THINKS
~ nASlI%I

NitetAto S94tAE Z" - ~ ra-ss3t
THE "cuMMEt!ctAL ADVERTISER THINKS
IT - FAs@JNu AWAY.
Special nispafeA to In L"tt":r Tria.tne.
NEW iollK. uct. 1.-'rlM CnI,i,ncFTfHl.
Adi'rriiscr tunl9ht, speaking If tho Ciicago
Ernin tru.e, says: "ClIcngp IL ,.s.tally
shrewd, turps1attcsl. ntMl l,,ps over New
York In s,eing abte 10 fureEu tho trnlpin
tlan af takinE tllu tlullar today utut teav-
ing .cn tHluurruw. Tut tiIts time shn
llas killed tic gtIt,sn TINT ial er Eulr,i cRgs
BY advancing llur ratu of commission. fro,n e
t0 i cent II busl,el oil graln. y New
York dealer latpty tllerU says tho brokers
stalllt In te lit cial}fng NIL tllruwI1M corii at
cloll 0tlh.r tlirnerlstarters Ut tile tln,a
nl,d trailing tile other quarter Mt 4
cent commission. whereas they formerly
trAdetl tllet.lnalters Ut tile tlnIe nt Il cent
commission nna played ollt-tlt.artGr. 1t IL
rNsy tU cNlculntU
WHICH PAID nEs1.
Her trate west 1T Chicago is going 10 Mil
Waukee, nl,u cnst Of Chicago tU New fUrk.
SHE Inns committed the snine blnlttrr New
York did IN Surprising tho, ot'tiot, tr.llling
did Ut tho expert tlHte, Until Baltimore, Phil
Atrluhln, and Dus.b,l lIntt tuktn II tArge siieu
i bnck. hoe Inc r".is " W.',,d "" a'G csr5v IT. ~
etc. st, LuuIs will It'll mt tho sentence
II .ChienEu uuN't tt,ok t,llf, .A,,d Will, hcr
vtitnpli, commercially Dirtt Ut RreMl,' us
!llterton Yf that city Ss1ys. 'Chicago lMl cotl.e
le'l to tl!u Garten City, Uras tlle lrlsl,na1l
said Of his ynul!Eest s0it, There's llDrs cull-
LOWRY tnnliIy.'
, 1881-10-25

CsNcISS.ATI. o., Oct. A.-'Iho proprletora
af tia lrol mills hnyo been IN conference Nll
tay witt, tho representatives Of tle wt'rk,nei,
III their mills, and tic conferences IL still III
progress, with falr prospect ri thu tItal stt'
lIetlent Ut all putnts Ut difference. Tho work-
mel, hnye concelletl 1lle!r cin!m ~ fur rs 10
aErea To lu:cept pltlshurg prices III slalbll,g
alu! Gr0ppll4s departments, ulld t1lB pruprl.
etnrH hnye N4Fcetl Ia incrulse tic number 0f
llpil at tliN fllrhaet8 tn HI eVua! number aul-
p!uyeu ut Plstsbury In Il similar way.
, 1881-10-25

1Eaw the burned anu Suulssm lktnlac
AvAH IkAIsnL nnd NnrtGMtsd by the
IiA1iInllA Ctnuf t:AllAtl In Ynlflnrnihn.

How the Burned ami SuAlsea lkImac
syn. ffntsnd mud Nuvtvutvd bv ina
>A'aa ,. iso. ~ ,,,, '" ~.
."na =. ,.x, Se .,' am! ,,!,,.. .' .s "s .,,
an Iron scrcw stvunvr or LET tons, yArrylnr Il
r,v,,n"pt ri rnvulrv nnI) vu,,u.h,o ,,urr, sy,s
,...,''s., ~, ~, ,".,,,, ,,.,,.,.", .,n1,,', ,.,
ehrtnEe" uY tAo ieEHsMh oorfHt oll!ua MI"
tnken To callAn, Altar tho Peruvian 'leteas TT
Chcrt!ln5 as,t Mratinres the ittIlau WIS burned
s"" w. @ ~ ~
c"'''"Hs as.' u WIN 't.ut'" .o"' "'"oashsd'eto'
tlMnuKe1. 1t co'ltd bo fan'oretl aerstccab!u Rnd
tnAt tho ltnchl1,ery WIS only slightly tnj,,rnt.
Ey"rv nm ,r xond.ynrk wus lu,rnui n,,t ri
a1 4s'., ~ '.,,s ~, .'.,'.4.,s ."s -.
r.