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To The LADIES

Mosrio itcs PIN Pc, Iad biotcar, cured 10y Dr TuAs5
t\lNiSi Maiitui, RIiytailS else OF
ma t,V ~ohl - an the gI~i~ AT - and - rents
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BEnWN'> TABLETS.
nrou.<', rAIurls. BAoNsr rinI. -. EEuNNs TABLETS
Children are Delighted wish LYONS TOOrII
T,utt-. rrlch lhNn 10 blush ihr.r tc';h daily
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

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lo mles and all arrangements II the ln,"iH1 Nl,ccta,
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DIR. RADWAY * CO.. TT WARl}EN->T. y. 7.
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4 Ntcn Ac r-rp MAS.

jane Sulhyaa WI, huIurd 10 death At No. i cay
II M I,..c. p"r.mhrr 10 She accused h"r hroih'i-
II. ,aw. Il MIR. Nl'o ms. OF >"''iuE hrr to Ter
h.r been arrested. NL- tiirn st hr'. few days
nclnl Sew lras ia, lrIl hi- honr and las Wiic and
In. NOT been s,.,n SINCE. Yesterday Mr~ Mary
\t,nla, MAGE aiiiliv before t"l"l''r Knox 10 the
eject that size believed her husband dd really set
iiIr t. Jane sullivan.
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pLSSEVG ERN IRRIVED.

FROM LIyEHPOOL-BY STEAMSHIP CITY or BRUSSELS
lieall. &c Pllktngton J"hn S W.knIu',,,r . II
CLAYTON. G r. pcrdlhs, MISS "lts,n Iu,'
! Garnctt. capt II Moss, Il anu H 1iso,
MUIlty,G schulz i i"'S'' A"''
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Y 1TII.lI IT lTlIT. NJ ITITT w ''77
TYr,ty.rIsNiI-~t. died 10 brlhyur Hospital lhurs-
L,t IIr VA, found IN lwruty-rlg Ith-,t.. N"N"i:l.
L.r = hlr,,,lnc fiu.n 4 ruj ~ The throat. ~ilch
rr,ycl l,ilI Ii. said that lie had been knoc krd
Dawn and robbed hV Two Ihrn. one of whom. John
NJ t,r,fh was arrested AMI ulrutttl i. III" other
rnhlrr Hendricks, Ly name, "-rIpri. Mr''r4th II
IN the louh- HE Coroner va, cd,i'd yesterday To
hn.n lI lnnIlrHl.
, 1881-09-27

PRESIDENT ARTHUR attended tho funeral
service III st. Iohn's Episcopal Churcl, yes
terttay morning. Tho Service consisted ot
tic usltat morning prayers OF the Episcopal
Church. with congregational singing. There
was ITO SERMON. Tic President returned to
Senator Jones' residence rs soor as tho sery-
Ice WuS over.
, 1881-09-27

AYoon K1tAS's defeat was due to tho
trenchery Of two 1lcratart regiments, wliu
t(rserted to the enemy nfter the battlc be-
twrcn himself ard Abdurrahman's forces
lad lasted three hours. The losses Oil botl,
stiles were rAthor light, md tie 1nttie will be
renewed, III NIL probability.
, 1881-09-27

Mix ConK11n.r. tho prosccuting-AttorneJ
Of tha District Of Columbia, llus Informed
Gultcnu that Ills casc will be presented ia
the Washington Gralll Jury next Mondny.
Mr. Scoyille. Of Chicago. Guitcau's brother.
in-iaw, will defend fiM. Tile infanl0l1t
wretch expresses himself quite confident o1
acquittal. II IL tolerably certain, however,
TINT llo Is mistaken.
, 1881-09-27

PRESIDENT AnTIIttn received a telegram
from Baron dc Worms yesterday expressing
on brl,alf 1T tic Ang'oJewlsh Association
heartfelt sympathy with the people and CIV
ern,neMt OF tlle United Suites, and njso with
the family of President Garfield.
, 1881-09-27

SoNE Of the German Socialists purpose
putting forward Herr Most rs Il candidate
for the German KeicIlstag In ono of tho Der.
lin constituencies. Herr Afosts election
would not be very agreeable tu the aged
Emperor or To Bismarck.
, 1881-09-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.


: AND now comes Holland, which has been
noted for Its tllrl It, steady habits, anll in,.
pcrturoab1o economy, an.l, II is announced
that there Is q deficit in Its treasury to bo
made up by taxation next year Of e, ,ooo, 900
Eu1tlGn.
, 1881-09-27

a NuMnER Of Frce-Thfnkers have been
holding conference at London for the lust
three days, under the Presidency Of Charles
HradtauRl'. BcnMctt, MI American delegate,
boastcd that t1lcto wcre millions OF Free.
Thinkers In the United States.
, 1881-09-27
Who DOYou Think

Has undertaken. this cntcrpriseP ?
Who fvo'ttd fucc the efforts necessary
to the starting Off Of tho Great dir
Ship, sUi.icA requires 100, 600 feet Of
gus for Il si1.pic i,tjltttion2 JYhv ft's
, 1881-09-27

made up by taxation next year Of 5000, 900
gulien.
SoNE OF the German Socialists purpose
putting forward Herr Most rs candidate
for the German 1ieicIstag In ono Of tho Der.
lin constituencies. Herr Afosrs election
would not be very agreeable to the aged
Emperor or to bismarck.
a NuMnER Of Frec-Thfnkers have been
ho'dtng Il conference at London for the lust
three days, under tie Presidency Of Charles
HradfauRl'. Bcnnctt, MI American delegate,
boastcd that thcto were millions OF Free.
Thinkers In the United States.
TnEslDENT AHTlIttn received a teicgrntn
from Baron de Worms yesterday expressing
on brl,alf Of tic Ang!oJewish Association
heartfelt sympathy with the people and Gov
erll'neht OF tbs United Suites, and nlso with
the family OF President Garfield.
Ayoon K1rAS's defeat wns due to tho
treacllery Of two 11cratart regiments, WHO
tlrserted to the enemy nfter the battlc be-
tween himself ard Abdurrahman's forces
had lasted three hours. The losses oil botll
sitlcs were rAther light, md tic hnttio will be
renewed, ln nil probability.
-
PRESIDENT ARTHUR attended tho funeral
service III st. tohll's Episcopal Church yes
tertlay morning. Tho service consisted ot
tic usual morning prayers Of the Episcopal
Church. With CONGREGATIONAL singing. There
WIS ITO SERMON. Tic President returned to
Senator jones' residence rs soon rs tho sery-
Ice wus over.
--
THE death Is announced at London Ut
William Evans, tho President Of the Emal-
cipatlon Society, wl,o forwarded to President
Lincoln tic resolutions passed. III Exeter
hall In connection with the abolition of s1ay-
cry. The death Of Mini. Sir Vinccut
Eyre, who distinguished himself during tbs
----
IT Is probable that Postmaster-Gcneral
james will renntn In the Cabinet ut leass
until the stAr-routo prosecutions nre at MI
end. lie Is 50 mitch in earnest nbout these
prosecutions that he will not voluntarily re-
tire. and It Is believed that President Arthur
wishes him to remain In order that tie PROSE.
cntions may bc vigorously pressed.
A CONSTRUCTION tratn consisting of n To-
comotfyc. nix ttnt-cars. md caboose. yvns
thrown from tia trncts nf TIM ms ,fo,nea 4
Northwestern Knat1. about seventcen mftrs
frnm Tonnrn. t;ut,,rto Cnuntv. In. vu.,rr.
dny, causing thu ,tcnt], ~ t1,rcn men ond ~.
rtous'y wo,,udiny thirty ot1prs. Tbe victims
were ST. Kcarlon. JOHN Murphy. and G. u.
Gilbert.
A11:. ConKnn.r~ tho prosccuting-AttorneJ
, 1881-09-27

THE Governors Of tho following States ut
tended President Garjleld's funeral yester-
day: Now York, Connecticut, New Jersey,
West Virginlu, Tennessee, California, ILL
no1s, Kentucky. Iown. and Wisconsin,. The
Governors net, elected Blackburn Of Kcn'
tucky Chairman, alltl committee consisting
Of Cows. Cornell, Hawkins, and B1golow re-
ported series Of resolutions on President
Garlield's death, which wcro unanimously
adopted.
, 1881-09-27

THE American Society which was orga1l-
izetl at Nancy, France, III 1878, aud wIicl.
l,as for Its object the promotion OF investiga-
tiuns Into tito history and antiquities Of
A.ucrlcA before alld utter its discovery by
Columbus, began session ut Ataarll yestor-
day. King Alfonso In opening thu session
feelIngly referred to the death Of President
Garfield. liz also alluded tn thu cordial re-
lations existing between Spaln aud tho
United States.
, 1881-09-27

ANY MOTHER
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house worthy brilliant 1t secured in the production
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CE1LDRENs CLOTHING It has been the study and intention
FLRLONG tho Resident Manager of
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HOW TO TREAT YOUR W ATCh.
Wind 1t up al the same tune evelV day
Keep It 10 as even q temperature as pos
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4 GRAY DAY.

Forth from o sky Of MINDLESS gray
Pours down the soft, persistent rain.
And she for whom sigh In vain,
Who makes my bliss, now makes my pain,
Being far from me this autumn day
So far away.
Upon the waters void and gray
No floating sail appears in sight
The dull rain and the humid light
No wind has any heart to spite,
This dreary, weary autumn day,
With love away.
Where she is skies may net be gray
But sunlight fill the vital air
All, we're she here. or were | there,
Skies might be dull, or might be fair,
And not heed, so she this day
Were not away.
No gull wings out 'twixt gray and gray
Ali gray. IA far an eye can reach
The sea too listless seems for speech,
And vaguely frets upon the beach,
As knowing she this autumn day
Is far away,
All, like that Sea my life looks gray
Like a forgotten land it lies,
With no light on It from her eyes,
Lovely and chanpeful - those skies
Meath which she walks this autumn day
So far away.
But they shall pass, these skies Of gray,
And she for when sigh insvain,
Who makes my bliss and makes my pain,
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TIE Nsqv Turk SIN


THE Sun for 1882 will make its fif
teentb annual revoluficn under the pres.
ent management. shining, as always, for
all, big and little, mean and gracious.
contenied and unhappy. Republican and
Democratic, depraved and virtuons, in
relIigent and obiuse The Suns light is
FIR mankind and womsnkiBd of every
sort; but Its genial warmth is for the good,
while II ponrs hot discomfort on the blis-
tering backs of the persisientiy wicked.
The Sun of 1858 was newspaper of a
new kind. It discarded many of the
forms, and multitude of the snperfuous
words and phrases of ancient urn .lism
II undertook to report in fresh, succinct,
unconventional way all the news of the
world, omitting 90 event of human inter-
est, and commenting upon AFFAIRS with
the fearle-sness of absolute independence.
The success of this experiment was the
success of The Sun. Ii effected a perna-
nent change in the style Of American
newspapers. Every important journal
established 10 this country in the dozen
years past has been modelled after The
Sun. Every important j urnal already
existing has been modified and bettered
by the force of The Suns example.
The Sun OF 1882 will be the Aame out
spoken, trutn-'esiing, ana interesting
newspaper.
By the liberal use Of the means which
an abundant prosperity anoros, we shall
make u oeter tnan ever before.
we snaii PRINT al the news, putting 4
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importance, not oy Tie TRADITIONAL YARD
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square ~ not the nrst consideration with
Inc sun whenever anything happens
worth reporting we get the particulars,
whether 1t happens In Brooklyn CT Box
nara.
in politics We have decided opinions;
and are accustomed TO express them IN
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say what we think about men and events.
That habit Is the only secret OF The Suns
political Course.
Inc weekly sun gathers into eight
pages the best matter Of the seven dali,
issues. An Agricultural Department OF
uneqnaiied merit full market reports.
and liberal proportion OF literary. sci
entitc, and domestic intelligence com
pleie The Weekly sun, and make it the
best newspaper for the farmers household
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As the Pscl6c express train COM
ing east on the Centrsl road reached
Ann Arbor the other day, there were
many to get of and on, and there was
the usual hurry and confusion.
Among those getting aboard was
little old woman about sixty years old,
who secured the assistance of the
brakeman and drew herself up the
step of the smoking car.
This way, madam this way"
called The of6cisl = sbs laid hand Cd
the door Of the smoking car; bat as
che paid no atseotion 10 him be
continued ~ ~ NJ \
"Hold on madam-that's the smok-
ing car"
"Wall, don't you 'spose I've travel
ed enough to know ,hat?" she queried
Is she whitfield around. 4 guess /
know where to 60 when want to
smokel',
And she entered and sat down,
6lled her old clay pipe, borrowed a
light, and was soon pufing away 10
the greatest contentmrnt.
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A WoRLD OF TRoUBLE.-He stsid
at home and she went to church.
After dinner be asked her;
"What was the text, wifsf"
@, something, somewhere 10 Gen.
erations; I've forgotten the chapter
and verse. Mrs. High sat right b.
fore me with . Mother Hubbard bon
net on, How could l hear anything
when could not even see the minis-
teri / wouldn't wear such looking
thing to church II I'd had to have
gone bare-headed.
sHow did you like the new minis
terri"
O, he was splendid and Kate OAR
Lin was there il q Spanish lace cap
that never cost cent less than fifty
dollars; and they can't pay their
butcher's bills, and I'd wear cotton
lace Or 60 without any frst."
add he say anything about the
new mission fund.-"
ANo, and The Jones girls were all
rugged ont IN their yellow silks made
over; you would have died laughing
=
to have seen them. Such taste IS
those girls have; and the minister
gave ont that the Dorcas society
would meet at sister jones' residence
--that old ppky place.,
1T seems that you didn't hear
much Of the Sermon"
"Well, I'm sure it's better to go to
church, If you don't hear the sermon,
than to stay at home and read the pa
psrs; And, o Harry the new minist-r
has lovely voice, it nearly put me
70 sleep. And did ! tell Jon that
the Riches are home from Europe,
and that Mrs. Rich has . real cameps
hair on, and it didn't look like any
thing on herr"
A long silence, during which Harry
thought Of several .hings, aud his
wife vas busy contemplating she ky;
Or view, when she suddenly exclaimed:
''Therel I knew I'd forgot % ted.
you something. Would you believe
il Harry, the fringe on Mrs. Jonss's
pa1ssol is an insh deeper than mine,
and twice 20 heavyl 0, dear what
. world Of treubls this is."
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recorded. There is page devoted to all
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s'swavne's Ointment" + distressing, COM
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standing. Ask for il and take no other.
II cures where all else fails. Sold by all
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PILES ITcHIEG PILEs!-The symp-
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perspiration, intense Itching most at night,
seems as if pin worms were crawling in
or about the reclum This more you
scratch the worse they itch; very distress
sing. The private parts are often affected
DR.. Swayne's Ointment is the most effec-
tive remedy extant for this tormentina
complaint. Gives rest at night without
the desire to scratch. A lao has no equal
in quickly eradicating letter, itch, salt
rheum, erysipelas, BARRIERS itch. pimples
all scaly, crusty, itchy skin eruptions
Here il the proof: Certainly the best
remedy ever used in my Practice" DR..
Cotton, Woodstock, VT; Troubled with
itching piles for over twenty years, it
cured me completely" L.. 8. Messer, En-
field, Me. Sent for Fifty cents lin three
cent stampa). three boxes SLIPS. By DIR.
Syswne 4 Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold
by all druggists.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-29
THE NEW CHILD's PRIMER.

This strange looking Creature is q
Billy Goat BE has beard ON him
that looks like Paps's, and be is a
stronger butter than Mamma uses for
Cooking. What is the Billy Goat do
iugS He is eating 40 oyster Can. If
you were to go and Pull the Billy
Goats tail you would feel something
Trap. And it would Not be the Biz
ly Cat either.