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Ihey cS Strntlsl mich Labor III 0eat'nK NJ r"tt-
@ a w." w. ,t @ , afKs 1s, nt .nv v,n n viii.
draw the petition.
THE police DO not n!ways furnish tho pres. nn.l
ns!ss "t 6'srist @ s..,,n!'t' . , within NJ
ss s'rec "" VIZ :s Il r. rsar. M NV %sns
90 &C.. s wais lbsr S sps :S hs ] se %s1 ;r @ ",!
e, cxt 'u Hip mrn,,,x srtl, atter tic .scvory nf
sho rstSeIy. sas eenieat$i tse!,..clyes Win fep:
newspapers know about Tho rnllbury. rs s,irh II
course "o.al.i incviiHnly MnqiinInt tho tnIGves
Fna tit ss Il % poee nj
policy, aid tho matter was brturht Mt Inst TO
pnr|lc notice y the pnblieat'on of hIs offer 70
buck.
,r,,., o,,,,,, ,,ao.,,o =, .., s,,,or,x.
nt scieses ,vaA hcld Ut ~. asf % Wanash nvc,,''o
!stsL eFGniR uf. Een,nnM Asaws .;9!,,. re''s, ,a
Sery ,nsor''..nG iareE m. tna eaYy ~. l, ~"
;Thn frt,rc ~ ~ ,ySs % ,liustrai.si - WITH S,,ns Mid
rh,I,.s m Tim tincklnmrti nhi with Wut,luQttlf
diugr,lns, tho innller fur tho ioctiiro bning
rntbercI in n trIn tuIltlg 10 tho rvxa Of tlo
sy n, IT, Ts ca,q sSss q s 5
a'H iss Rs"xca s III seseareaes II ts
rr@iUn wurc iliu,iy yal,ubIe aid the evidences
q! glacial nctlof were everywhere etes',lntored.
Fosx,. ana duck. shooting fair. although i VIA
W. M ,s1,a 5s 2' II a. 2o rssioa q e., hG.e
MD stNtu lin, il chi, be reached yta Mur,l,lettc
iy rali. and by steamers to 8allt Stc. sinre nnd
tt'ltnYWoo,l. The meeting 1u3nfar'ien Mntli tno
fSs1l tc ',sa s,,,i',cr :" rnaato 'no A'
he dysrs: hs 5 sf 81 M . esde s ne".s "as @ " ss.a s
a se sRs / TS ,sa t ss Hsx, ssss VS.
III: poiinjs.-a loss Of threc.ourturs ur po,ni
.lnrins h the previous twenty for f,o!irs. aai
Gus iwct,ty.iour h.ytss ho Jrsnk thirty two
% ssess e wsiss Wills ho y xss h Ss 4
shnwcd hIs n,,ise to bp ii. his ismnerat.ira
III IT, md his rcsp,ratton 1s Al about o'ciocS
lust evening, he said he mad never felt
hi! m h"r III intcr In .tr..;eeI hnsc,f oil on
TIC lounge aaa s1spt aaie,,y u1t H. T. octSsk
Of w,.tnr and went 10 led fs,r tho 1,Ivnt, Ic ID
lnoKit,v exccetlrciy we'll md wrrc il rot for Ills
ness Of his vest, t;ne Wuuld tbnk ho WIS sur-
rn,n.linR thror v,HG ulcas rerunrly every lnr.
a i.s ysr; AZ o o' o,.s o sexes ssS
viii vi Il n,,,nhcr ri ti,etn.
:. ,,,,,, -, ,oha..sat L., ,,uo,.u,,,,, tou H..
cn,,,tny sSnu..rfrst was I,rid III ni,,ht IL Mm
tii,cl shc snacus rln, ' RI nS.rtt.',yiTS t imc
SoO lnvcrs Of music who asscnbie,i to Iicar tho
singing Of tho iirst i,art nr Slc,leiss"h,t;s s
uoised the Reat OF tho nlnht whflS tletSnnT 10
thu sunni OF those tnagntccnt unnri,scs. Slim
I.tnly IT, @ vorcs d.., TIT. sn, s W III
tirst ttto sinvIns WIS II lfttla iisconnecte,l. a
fauIt duo mostiy to tho sca.ty aappIy Of seorss,
f'rS tss y W. yos@s III ssnss; lou: tsas @
tue ns sse o tn, 5ho sayo
pr,!sn prnnnx fe,,tla Gat wen fSs fi ,erthoysn @ r.
f;s'y VII ass w. r. G''jsh% '' s,'sa Viii
I.sa Il III ~ *. ,Sn rSsa ~ Iyff,I ns"is al H..
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k0NuR ENTAIL

John II. V0lk, designer and manufacturer OF
ttno granite and marble m0uuMon.s, tublols.
stutuMry. curhthg. ctu.. IN seieeted stock. Oulce
corner DeArbpru and ltnnd0lph strcela.
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THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.

mint.
A.. MEAD, of San Francisco. Is at tho Trc.
snutt.
c. II. LANE, Of Washington, D. C., Is At the
Lclnnu, |
Co1e CHARLES q. rESxEr, u. 8. A.. Is at tho
fremont.
RE-. ropp, Of Birmingham, Eusland, ia at tho |
shrrnnr.
TO. cowallr, OF Yankton, d. r, Is Mt tho
Tns l,cv. 8. II. wollor, Of Morrison, ILL.,, 10 ut
tho FAcl!ic.
T. scmAfirra, Of the New Orleans rIcdys,.c, ts
Mt tho rnritlt.
$. f. GREELEY and family, of San Francisco
nrr ut tho lnllucr.
l'R. Il. II, VAN DEgsEx aud son, Of Kalamazoo.
Rre at tho fremont.
WILLIAM u. UTooIE nrd wlfc, Of Fort Kcogh
N. r., nre nj tho pnlnler.
+. Corr md l.. ~. llrown. OF Shanghai, Chiua,
are registered ut the IAimcr.
THEuE ls a dead horse lying Mt Stato nnd Twen-
triaHy. S'''~S ~ "-'' '''' 0>''' '' ~ ~
T,1E meeting or tho stato spor,sucn's Asso-
cIaston is indetilsly pt,stpHne1.ii acennt nt tho
lit shnnt.
TUE CITY DIRECTORY ts in type, md Wy 10 T..
sned m the Eth i.!st The number e TUNES u
cess Of last year.
r. * !l,.,,u.,pru r,oat,1ort of tho chfcnro
Z. .L,atnr iIt,,,nis T, ttai,rnni % MI frSi,',nus
Gcncrll Munger of tho Missouri Pacific ltall-
rt4ti, hr,. III tho Pacific.
,rur E~,o,,,,a t,,u,,,+too ,f tto u.,t,.t
1-nntI,i L,aGGMn u. tnt ~ to " raud isitsr
% rmusk.sas r n.,s, ,,s det tIcI mo rr IN nnnm
i ~ , aat1 uMea "'e' IL" "H""
e'H' hl''ttFa u 1"e insti.".1o''
JOHN FERbrs and Miss Fergus, OF Largo;
John pnton. VI ske!snurlfe. scotland1 sfr: asd
Mrs. Gurne,t, OF Manchester; und Fred Moss,
jr., III Liverpool Eug.. Are at the Grand pa-
ellie.
!, & ~,,, c,,,.,, ,,-o,,.,,+ .,o,t ~ ,,o
1,',,.' tE ;.;r nI.uL ia ( Nt.r,hnrsr tio,iraa MI
HuFM!htuti' LE"t1 haP!uh a. Nos slHEit nuHuaut
or the Hl,libai st. Joseph ls.lroud, nre uL tho
pnl.1ur.
Asowncr ia wantc,t Mt thu cottaao (}royo Av-
sne SUTTON 1tr ,nan no p p,t. wv y, sty:e y " ~
tis' @ os eo @ a'tI. ~" ~ Su t,i =, soo,ha
.uS "a.k' ".sc it; ui4Gn ,, M ha @ Hu.u 'oo'n"
p1cK; una taree so'ld s'tFer i'apsh RUGS
,rlIE tuinpprature yesterday. rs observed by
Mnt,4s,, NH Htun HN 3l,,,ltsnn atrpet. sFu IUtsNE
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MusKEGoN, Mich, .1une t3.-The Rev. ".
s. Whltnaster, Of Clevclnnd. o., llas ac-
eeptr,l n enlt to the vacant Keciorshlp of st.
Paul's Church, this city,
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DECLARED LEGALLY MARRIED,

CHEyESSE, Wy0., june little famous
mlscegcnat!un case wherein a ChIlauial amt
q whitu woman were Indicted for inteslnar-
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luck 4 Naynpr's Moth Powder ID q harvester
that reaps roarhes by tho million.
, 1881-06-15


MtNHE-1til1STOl-In this city IN tho t4sh Inst.
At the ys1GtiGe uf tic brlG'a pArentA. ay the Rev
tEnMk ": bristol, Gen9vlovB Hsstut and f J. Mo0gU
OF HAtlai0, ". i.
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Not Is nF 81, but rot tho ttnest aud best. f8-a
sot. UEs. Mcitneancy, eurEur Clark aud ltAudulph.
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THE "S0VERElGN" F" Is TIE LATEST
improved slaoklnnun pu,l. II can bu closet! Into
stuatl compass fur thu pocket mud Ielpthonc! for
use. alnekInnon Pen Company. l!Ei broadway,
Now York. % Madison Etroet, Chtcugo*
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we recommend EIdredge ewIng- machines
, 1881-06-15

THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF
!hs uninn ;osxe ai iaw VI! taks plnSe csn-
eEc!ssa viii consIat 81 sp0ucles o!Ivare by Hemburs
Gs tbs Rtt2uhtl,9 cnas. ma aWnr Ut IritDA rOnfar~
public n1nnr9y lawvnFs and representatives Ut tho
trGsn GHFecty. tnGUtis0r with lhGr families, Rr8 oar
lBxtly Invited N lD hFNsHNt,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. 4

%->-.%
ca talntnont Will ho given tu-Hlurruw avGnIng BY
hp llsynuitls lte- -AlbbUn itei!rM Club ut Fnrker's
ti41t3 nfnAr1tn hnx been nEIlYltLed TOT
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FTnE ANNUAL RECEPTION AT THE
wv nt tlia W. Msek: ao sl"s WI ~ pe,. a5t,!s a.
friends NJ tho lnssntlnn will visit i 0nxlbIs Nn.
frushiuonta will ng Eorse md ftanda Orchestra Will
laft ftAh
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Ti.ep 1efiine to Ecrvc Under tltr CHIEF
Firc~NfMrs1ai Appointed by tho C0un.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE EDITOR or THE Republican requests
us to correct an error, into which we were
led by blunder of the Associated Press,
respecting the reconstruction of the Repub-
respond. Tne machine is not to be recon-
structed. No new machine is to be built
for the uses of Boss Miller. On the con-
trary, Boss Miller is to run the old machine
after thorough overhauling and repair, and
the employment of u new crew of engineers
and stokers. We are glad to make the cor
rectiOn.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

TEMPERANCE, by the way, is assuming
alarming proportions. Out in Ohio there
are two wings 10 the Republican party, one
believing in free drinks and the other con.
tending for copper-riveted temperance
plank. In the heat Of this peculiar family
quarrel the brewer sees hisable opportunity
and is unanimous in furnishing funds to the
temperance wing of the fight. In this way
he places himself on the record in proper
shape, and at the same time widcns the
breach in the enemy's lines This fact is
perfectly well known, but we have not
heard, up to the present writing, that the
temperance folks have passed any resolu-
tion declaring it the sense of the society
that beer money should not be used to ad-
vance the temperance cause They are, no
doubt, actuated by the missionary spirit
that calls for any method Of weakening the
resources Of the foe.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

A CONTAGIOUS DISEASE has been raging
in the province of Novgorod. 1t is described
as an inflammation of the spleen, which at
tackled cattle and animals with such sud
den violence that they fell dead instantly
The peasants skinned the animals and sold
the hides, thus spreading the plague, and
being in many cases attacked by u similar
disease. Religious professions and holy
banners were resorted to as the sole remedy,
while the pest has spread from animals to
men through large district of country.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

WE were rash enough to remark severa
days ago in moment of political insanity
that one Mewraw Halstead, of the Gin
cinnat Commercial, would not find his legs
under any Presidential mahogany for about
three years. This appears to have been
rash. Said Halstea1 has already remarked
that President Arthur has no word of un'
kindness for any one. He enters upon the
discharge of his great and trying RESPONSE
bilities with malice toward none and
charity for ALL If Halstead succeeds in
coming in under the charity clause, hopes
are entertained that in time the Presidents
menu may be accessible.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE SOUTHERN people must be heartily
congratulated for the zeal, enterprise and
industry with which they have prepared the
details of the Atlanta Exposition. Great
energy, good management and an immense
amount of very civil engineering is always
required in bringing the "grand opening"
of such an exhibition up to time.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

RUFUS CuoATE is said to have done the
mischief by advising Boston, in one of his
speeches, to exert upon her sisterhood of cities
the same influence once cxertcd by Athens
over her unlucky ncighbors.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
Radical Cheek.


A choice sample of radical oehek Is fur
nished by the Minnesota Republicans, who
put in their platform declaration that the
national credit must be sacredly main
tained--and say nothing Mt all about the
repudiated bonds OF their own State.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
Obserying the pronrieties.

At banquet the late John Brougham
was seated next TO Coroner Croker. A tonst
was proposed, and Drougham asked the
coroner what he should drink It In.
"Claret, ~ said the coroner "Claret!"
was the reply, that's no drink for coro-
uor There's no BODY I'm that, -
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE PUBLIC is desirous to know what
office Mr.. Z. G.. Booth, of Philadelphia,
wants. He has built villa at an expense
of $4,000 for President Arthur to occupy
during the Yorktown Celebration. Brown
stone fronts on Fifth avenue have hereto
fore been considered the proper thing.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE EUCALYPTUS will heal all our woes.
There is a soothing sound in the sweetly
swelling syllables. 1t is tree with such
an astonishing appetite for malaria and
miasma and all moist unpleasantness that
it will swallow up at one gulp ten times its
own weight in fever and ague.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

GOVERNMENTAL AUTHORITY in Cuba
suppresses newspapers for the crime of " ex-
aggerated patriotism" Under the same
ruling the next edition of our newspaper
directory would not be very heavy vol
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC clergymen. with
commendable patriotism in many places in
this country, joined publicly with Protest
ants in the funeral honors to President Gar
field, but in England. although socially
intimate with Dean Stanley, Cardinals Man.
appear at his public funeral.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

PRESIDENT Arthur is so handsome, and
his manners are SO perfect, that the New
York Sun feels modestly assured that every
body at first sight will know that he must
be n resident of that town.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE ANNUAL INFLUX of distingui shed
strangers from the provinces has begun.
The arrivals up to date have been chiefly
Democratic candidates for Secretary of the
Snnntn
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

NEWARK, N. j., has fine prospect ahead
of supping full of horrors. II has live men
lying in Jail awaiting trial on charges of
numbering sundry men, women and chill
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
FREE ADVERTISING

Advertisements under hehedd Of Situations
TAINTED" and Hep Vdnted' wiN hereafter
be inserted in THE EVENING CpITIc three
times FREE. We inrite our friends wishing
situations or help 10 ardH themselves Of his
offer Ans,cers directed in care Of CRITIC
Office WW receire careful attention.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

JOHN SHERMAN has contributed one
dollar to the Garfield Monument fund at
Cleveland. John can turn Stalwart rs
quick as any man of our acquaintance.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE HARVARD BOYS thought that they
would escape the compulsory attendance on
morning prayer when the question was re-
ferred to the decision of the parents, but
to their bitter disappointment pa and ma
voted wrong by large majority, and the
rule is now enforced with renewed severity.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE SEASON seems to have been remark
ably unfavorablo for the autumnal crop of
travelling histrionics. Thirteen companies
have already come to grief.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

THE INIMITADLE Col. Dick Wintersmith,
of Kentucky, has come out in the broad
light of day rs candidate for the Secre.
taryship of the Senate, and he gets the
following Endorsement from the Kentucky
Yeomdn, and the Yeomdn knows
The death of Col. Burch, Secretary of the
u. 5. Senate, which has occurred since the
adjournment of that BODY, will necessitate
the election of II successor at the approach
ing called session which convcnes on the
10th instant The Democrats being in the
majority, VIII, of course, elect II Democrat.
Among those whose names are mentioned
for the place Is Col. X. q. Wintersmith. than
whom no man in Kentucky Is more widely
known or more popular. II would be II
great qualification to his friends in this
State to see him elected. His Mt
ness for the place cannot be ques-
toned. In fact, he has the very
elements TO make n superb officer. To il
splendid voice for reading, Col. Winter
smith unites II thorough understanding of
parliamentary proceedings, great familiar
ity with public affairs, an extensive ac-
quaintance with public men and an AHA
bility of manner which would make his
administration agreeable to all who would
be brought in contact with him. His life
has been one of sunshine te all about him,
but not of success to himself, and his cleo
lion would come not only rs Il compliment
TO him and his State, but rs n substantial
aid to n most worthy gentleman.
We can cordially agree with the main
facts as set out in the above. If elected,
the Colonel promises to place himself under
heavy bonds to refrain fromanecdotes while
| in office.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

RAwLEY did not say he would shoot
Conkling he only said that in his capacity
rs private individual he considered that
the world would get along better without
Conkling than with him. AS there may be
other people who agree with him in this
opinion, the Uticans dub Rawlcy as mere
harmless crank.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
BOARDING.

EIRST-CLAsS BOARD, with large rooms at
~ Penna. ave, opposite National Hotel;
Board nom % to SO per week. Transient from VI
70 y 80 per day Terms to suit for families. Mrs;
o. a. Howard. proprletress. oclT-d
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

INoR SALE =. EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
I within "a miles of Vineland, N. j.; Improved
by one and;a-half story beautiful cottage Of nine
rooms; built under the supervision of the
stables, corn house, hen house, etc. the most an,
proved style; water In both dwelling and out
Of the finest quality and will he sold with tho
house; great bargain. Apply to W. ii. Main q
ave. i,,s;
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-aa ACRES on

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-33 ACRES OF
~ very fine land, 20 acres of which Is bottom
innd, watered by neyer-failing springs, Improved
by line dwelling of IA rooms, with d wide porch
on three sides, surrounded by shade trees and
shrubbery, and water at the door; also q tenant
house OF 4rooms, barn and stable for Is cows and
lngs; the place is well fenced, and Is located 3
miles northeast m from the city, on fine road,
dairy farm or TO fruit and vegetables; will be sold
or exchanged for city property or cash. Apply to
3D. st. and Penna. ave. iyi.tf
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE-FARN IN
~ Prince George county, Nd, ten miles from
WILSON'S station. containing so acres, 1900 choice
IONS, cherries &C.. plenty ofwood and good water;
rgennd comfortable house and necessary out.
lulldlng5 Address u. j. Az Critic Office nn2n
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
West End Advertisements.

OILS GLASS,
&C., Mt manufacturers prices, vt
D. SHANAHAN'S, 1919 Penna. Ave.
sepl2
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
~ OF
THoS. L. WAGGAMAN, $40 Seventh street.
(Changes made Wednesdays and saturdays).
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING SITES FOR
~; H. sale cheap, near Christian Brothers and
Madame Lacoste's boarding and dav school, at
Ammendale Station Apply on premises or by
letter to DAN'L AMMEN, Beltsville Md sei3-lSt
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MONEY 10 EOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT
4NI- lowest rates on real estate security moder,
ate prlces cali now. w. w. DANENHoWER 4
SON, l2l2 i st. oc3Im
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

EOR SALE.-.A FARM WITHIN ONE HOURS
~ drive OF Washington; high and healthy loca-
ton; suited TO growing corn, wheat, tobacco and
clover, or for trucking; will sell cheap, part cash.
balance on long time. Address s. f.. MAR
u, l., MI
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

ENOR SALE-New and secondhand coupes.
~ complexities, landaus, landaulettes, coupe rock.
giles, village carts, surTeys, &c. All work war
ranted to be as represented. PRICES LOW.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

TOR SALE - =; A CINCINNATI CYLINDER
IL Press will print sheet 2Iy3s Address ar
apply at CRITIC Office 5li Ninth street. ieSi NJ
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

TNOR SALE "A NEAT FRAME HOUSE.
~ cottage style No; 52s 4th st. 8. e., s rooms,
h,,g9 wiue iod with aieyway terraced park, with
LLOYD, No. 1875 Eleventh ST. n. W. ocl-2ws
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

NHTANTED--A COLORED WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash and iron. Also colored boy about Is
years old to walt on table. Apply at Republican
office ut once. sep 2ttf
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

TNoR SALE-Call and see our list of property for
Building ~ fe7.tf
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
WANTED---SITUATI0NS.

WTANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WO-
w man. situation as nurse, or to help Mt
light housework. Address Mrs. CARROLL, Critic
Office. Oc7
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

ENOK SALE-A LOT IN VINELAND, N. j..
II 100 feet ON boulevard st. and 1850 feet on Wood
st.; lies between two railroads, fronts on One i'm
proven by SIX or seven fine buildings; the corner
storage of carriages; also, n blacksmith and
wheewright shop, office 15x20 IT.; the other build
erty insured for 5000 WM ii. MAIN d BRO,
81 CharIes Hotel. cor 3D. ST and Pennn. ave ivlatf
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

IGOR SALIs-ONE SET WALNUT AND REP
- furniture, handsome library table, set Of
sllVer, large carriage Afghan and small Afghan
flee ~ aaan9
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07
HOUSES FOR RENT.

LOANS
In sums to suit at 0 per cent
The above Is only small portion OF fproperty ON
my books, For null list call at Office for bulletin
issued on lat and 18th. oct
The Evening critic., 1881-10-07

WY ANTED--A NEAT, RELIABLE WHITE
w woman, to cook and assist in washing and
ironing; must be good cook, and stay at night;
good wages and n comfortable home. Apply 1850
Ihnpin 4 Collpup Hill apily.3t
The Fremont County record., 1881-10-22
A Big Grapevine.

The vine at Hampton Court Palace
Ias been presented by her majesty to
|hc Princess Frederick for her private
Use. This vine, one of the curiosities
" the gardens, was planted in 1863,
md according to the popular belief is
he largest in Europe, if not in the
yorld. The official guide TO he
alace mentions that 'in the autumn
/ almost drags the house down with
Fs thousand clusters of purple grapes
numbering in fruitful seasons as
|lany as $500 punches of pound
|ach." Hitherto the fruit--the black
hamburg grape-has been exclusive
b reserved for the Queens dessert.
fhe principal siem. nearly thirty
ichcs in circumferrnce at its base, is
bout ITO feel long, and if permitted,
sould ouisrow the buiiding. which
rom time Ia time has bern enlarged
nth il NOW occupies hail OF 1900
lnarc feet.
The Fremont County record., 1881-10-22
ear What the People AT Home Say
About Renne's Seryinc.

". j. ". Rcane:
DEAR SiR:-i am not patent
hedicine man Eor never was, but
|irciy yonr ner,ine merits all the
laise IL receives. have been the
Fctim of dyspepsia for a number OF
bars, and have been treated by some
Foinincnt 81. DIS with little or no
|icccrs; but some time since I, by
kvitaiion of friend who was using
|Dur. Nervinc ON sore hand, took n
|,sc of il for cold and sore throat
mt had al the time, and To my joy
I'd surprise IL gave me great relief
ON the i'll feelings known TO all
Espeptics--so much 70 tia, could
,t help noticing 1t though did nog
Ike ii with that expectation at ali.
still use /, and think it ,hn very
st antidote for that disease ever
lew. ! have also used II IN case ol
brain aud bruise. and on the swollen
nd caked udder of COW. aud can
leerfully testify 10 its efficacy and
commend II TO my friends. Long
ny you live 30 dispense it TO suffer-
2 humanity. Very truly yours,
]. II. WoopaArE.
colorado Springs, Aug. /, 1876.
The Fremont County record., 1881-10-22
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %. 1881.
Garfield on the Insanity Plea.

WAsHJNaToN. d. g., Feb. 9, 1871.
DEAR JUDGE:-Allow me to con-
you on your splendid charge
to the jury at the close of the Galcn-
tine case. The whole country owes
you debt of gratitude for brushing
away the wicked absurdity which
has lately been palmed of on the
country as law on the subject of in
Sanity. If the thing had gone much
Farther all that man would need to
secure immunity from murder would
pc to tear his hair and rave a little
hnd then kill his man. l hope you
will print your opinion in pamphlet
form and send it broadcast to all the
Judges in the land.
Very Truly Yours,
j. A. GARFIELD.
Judge B. f. Paine. Cleveland, o.
The Fremont County record., 1881-10-22
Il OF Advantages, Natural aud other
wise Enjoyed by Canon City
and viciuity.

ION many occasions we have writ
- about the advantages of our town
| Il vicinity, but unless we were to
peat the article in every edition of
r paper strangers who arrive daily
| Canon City aud remain few days
ouid. unless they Investigated thor
ghly, leave for other places not
.eapling that our little city is dcs-
lcfl to be the great manufacturing
q ore reducing center OF Colorado.
,r this reason we will feel excused
r inserting from week TO week n
I of our advantages which will out
mbcr those OF any city IN the west.
soda Springs, Iron Springs, Hot
Ida Baths, Wide Streets, Excellent
pwu Site, Immense Water Power,
haustless Coal Fields. Good Water
)rks, Best Building Stone. Splen-
4 Lime Rock. Iron Mines, Mica
mes, Lead Mines, Silver Mines. Oil
1clls. Irrigating bitches, Abundance
Shade Trees, Peaches. Plnms.
Iars, Apples, Walnuts. Grapes, Veg
sbles, Grain, Flowers, Bees. $4,000
|ahool House, $4,000 Court House,
Esonic Temple, City Government, /,
w Taxes, Streets Sprinkled. Seven
{urches, Theatre Hall, First-Class
ntists, Two Newspapers, Excellent
d Jysicians, Good Teachers, Brick
stone Stores, Excellent Society.
4otection From Cold Winds. lm-
,nsc Stocks of Goods, Railroad
Amnunication, Good Ranches, Stock
Engcs, excellent Hotels, Military
kilcge, and Kindergarten.
WHAT WE HAVE NOT.
bance Houses, Gambling Saloons,
buses of Prostitution.
The Fremont County record., 1881-10-22
br.wn,s yereeabbe Itver Puts

re- . surc cure for Liver Com
hit, Constipation aud Biliousness.
sale by ali druggists in Colorado.