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MEDICAL.

=. N''''-'-' ~ s1,,,. -
tni silt binalng, 90 cents ssne ~
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 cent, ~, rsi "a
eood' 70 cents; Pamphlet, 5 cen,s--sacn.-
sealed, by mail. Send money or ,es
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great Specials, SIsss
wv :, Cher'"s Street. St. Louis. Mo
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Go to Blankenship & Biske's and gov q
pair of tho Texas Hand Made boots or shoes,
made by Huns.able, Mckinney, and every
pair warranted.
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TIMERS cK.-Ploek tin per pound; Soc
sln 2'ate, l4x2O sll per box; |. C. i4x30 III. 80,
do, Ni'ell 80; zinc scper IN; solder. lac per
III; sheet iron 27c perIb.
Axys-Pey b ~; per dozen. 80
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CnACxxRs-sods, xxx, .e1k; XxXA, I
Trade Mark. TX; Cream s, ,ineor Snaps on
to 10. Cream l0c
Soar Olive. SIC. per pound; BlueIndia. o.
Co.'S Da"as Soap Works: Pale Olive, Be.
Cambria, oc per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company: Cyclone, ~; Pale Olive, 8; Extra
Olive, Az cents Der pound
BRANs-4h,t05c. per pound.
CAsDLHs--Star, full W.T. l4tO lax.
CHRKsR-(lear Spring, Nc; Factory 10.
HoMINY AND GMTs-s5gs5.25 per barrel.
SAuER KRAgr-For half barrel u to s 30.
u IS to 140per bnshel.
DRIED PRAoBEs-Unpeeled Sc, -51speeled IL
per pound.
SWEET POTATOES per ousha'.
| Coal 0IL-Below are revised quota tions llG
". test In barrels |. cents; cases, so 90
CLOTHES PINs-Round. SIC; spring, u % per
box.
| MEAsu~Es--k bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
dozen; two-hoop pals, 81 10: three-hoop, ~ 30.
TuBs-Three nest, 81 .so61sl. 80; eight nest
| S.25; No. /, 90 80 per dozen; No. 2, $3.50; No.
81 as.
WAsHBoARDs-Wood, ii .S5; zinc, 81 so; New
Era, S2.bc6DS2.70.
WILL BucKaTs--sl. 25@sl. 30 per dozen.
powpen--s6.6 5 per key OF IS pounds; AK do
S3.5S 81 do, 81 80 blasting kegs, 1850
lSHo1-Drop, bag, W 10, to- 20 buck ". 40. to2.5O
MAcgKRRL--E0. barrels, $40: half Dlrreis
6.mi kits, IL pounds, u; No. barrels, 60.
10 nc.
x-Concentrated. 81. 75@ 500
RoPH--Sisal, X In. basis, llno; cotton, acc.
VINRaAR-Per gallon, 20Cd3Oc. A pple, zoe. tool
WRAPPING PAPxR-Rag and Straw, i5c. Ole.
STARCH--iAd4bc,
JUGs-We quote II to ~ cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks Ii to Il g. "ts per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-lb to lsc per Id.
TALLOw--ln barrel, ~; IN cake, &c per ID.
Flour, Grain Nnd Hay.
FLOUR - We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows: XXX, $40, xxx, 80 90,
xxXX,2 s0i Choice, s3 90; faulty, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 80 90; xxx, 81 20
xXXX2 80 Fancy. y. 10 to 1925; Patent, "a. 90.
aYx-Scarce Wequote per Dbl. SIS.
BARLxY--Scarce; good demand, boc.
BRAN-We quote at 81.
GuNNY BAes-second-h In good order, 8
cents piece.
Conn MKAI.-Her cwt, 10.
OArs-rTew Texsa 33to35c lromwngon, i5 to so
In store.
WHEAT. No Sold, 95c; No 8 new. s5@sec; No
81 %, III anew, 76tasO Rejected, 65@7i; No
l.sde. 30 g65c; Mediterranean, No2, 80; No .,
81 by Texas mlllers.
CoRN-25 to 20 cents, loose ear.
HAY--Pralria, loose from wagon, 80 to I'll per
ton; Miliett, do, 50 10 all. From store. prairie,
bsled $l3 ser ton; Mlllett, si3. Prairie baled
In car lots, gl3 per ton free on board.
We qnote: Chopped corn, per loo pounds
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
81 90; chopped barley. per 100 pounds, 81 20
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, SOC
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 800; Gra-
ham Hour per 100 pounds, $500;
bnshel.. SOC. hominy, per 100 pounds, s2o
| grits, per 100 pounds. " %; corn nour, per leo
pounds, 81.
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The money market was destitute of new feat
ures. The demand for loans Is light, and
money Ia plentiful to meet all requirements
Some money changed hands on cotton and
grain transactions, but otherwise the banks
were pursuing the even tenor OF their way.
There Is no change In rates, which remain as
follntya.
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Mammoth Posters

done with neatness aud dispatch, either In
coloFs or plain ~ desired, at the HERALD
SrEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
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Just received nj A. Bonds, golden pump
kins aud salad dressing, very fine.
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fyAcuKs-s pounds, VI :6i pounds
~ .0toa 40
TsnAroRs--e pounds, 81 ?bi poundo,
"a
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CnnnNN NOOain.

Fees l2t to lScts per dozen.
BuTrRW-Northern 15to ~; Texas - to CSC.
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The Great English Remedy

70 A"iiAuS NQra
for Nervous debllitvs,
exhausted Vitsiity,
: e m nal Weakns:.,
spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD, impoten..
cy, Paralysis, and All
the terrible effects Of
self Abuse, youthful
Ioliies and excuses 0
maturer years-sucb an
loss of Memory, La =
de. No t.turnal
Emission, Aversion n
Society, Dimness o
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Ili,gA.


Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
or hundred.
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Ds,lnsl.oath Market.

Zine, 20, medium, Is, heavy, Ice. Blacl
bury ami dirty, To 10 cents on.
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NhgFts--(snrveu,)- IA wholesale, par
ro'; y til.2b; Z tS.sb; u " -.
sPi.ING WAGON BEDS. -burr'e patent, SPlS,
sl9 and SO Tor plain, 81 l. aud double pan.
nels.
SHAFTS. "a ~. 30; b $3.50.
Poles. III 50; a 81.
BuGaIEs .--B end spring. SO; A clue spr,n :
S75. Strictly A phHcicns, $3.50. Carriages,
Ss6S. 1entemen'a driving buggy, side ba o
ei60; do speeding, sou. End spring, strictly +,
alis; top open, SIS to ga; side pring do, EZRA
-; Jump-ur seats 40, slD3; platform sprin
do, slO0; three spring do, 500.
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Cotton.

There appeared to be more disposition to re-
alize among spectators to-day, and operations
upon the streets were tolerably lively. There
Is good demand, but the OFFERINGS are light,
only few straggling bales having been brought
TO the city, and IL was mostly of in feriOr
grade. The Liverpool market has hardened,
and there Ia stronger feeling at all controlling
markets.
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BANK EXCHANGE.

Commercial exchange upon all points par
to y discount.
Sterling sight, 80 90.
Francs 2Olac
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SaASslSniIs--ys 1908 yer busnei.
Sic.-Wholesaie az tofx,
= ~ Z n.y. barrel, .sa,so. 20 100 Liverpool In
, 1881-03-07

iliis Legislation for tho lnor"aso of drunkenness
Inst ynr: md soy prolss. to MD : r. tho
tr.ec IF enr,,tn9@ rnr nil classes, furnishes thnn
will, addnl tnra,'s fnr ifaspation:' l!nt y IN
NOR. thorough rxnMlnntion thHn the f,hmna-
sinners t,nsnthns rnr been nte to ulvD tho sub.
jcr,. ili,.r,rs. ocs not n!ways lend To vIcG: hut
u long md wl'!r Gxpnrlencc has shown that't
,lt"vine shown, 1: i thInk. coneluslvely: that
Timer a,tcn.s and T.,nkcnness nsreasc, ~
hibltury lcy+lttinfi. VIII 'Iow offer snnln acstl-
nn'ns fru,n tln.e VIII, have investigated tho
nm w1t,se opinion M tho subject bvt to have
wel1llf with tflo4c who nrp alntcrtly t!n-
atnua Of promoting tho cause tt ael.ii,cr..,sG:
gslah 1iDtsu uf t.0rus WIS nOih1ntcl tn Inquire
tntn thu prevalence ,r hat,lis Of in,e.nper!t,cc.
md Into tue snnnner IN which thost tat!ts l,ayo
rauscs" Thcr rcpnrt, nu',i}s,cd Ii, la7.a, E* nna
Z. o S'' ys II shs sfnts 1pss ., ns est e
rrcotnuIcnh ftlrthur ndvuisGe lit tho
RESTRICTIVE, nCr NOR rnoIlinrros.y, tEu-
1s1.ArIoS
IF tho iust fow ytars." fn tho oyI'lenea lefuro
tho Committed, tt,e representative Of thu Church
1T Et,gfAi,,t 1oInpcr1tticn Society. CaHn Ellison.
fnynral l.!ct.nsfuR 1lonrtls.-mmintaIn,ng thnAe
j. Tho 'lt 'lI,snr-traslo cannot properly 10 pro-
i. il i tho duty or tho s,tatc to regulate md
u. Tint, rs lilo ll,uortral2ic t,itst necessarily
license e sell should be disposed nj fur It's ra!r
/. inas,,,1cb as tho sale Ia sahi 10 be for tho
accommodation nj the people "f my locality.
of my n1cesslvonr lmt,rnp:r aalr must nynntu-
ny fall. the peot'lo .! TINT locality stuilu anyo
=, yr i aei'nF Y b, ny ,es ft II sc
II will IL, seem ihnt The present i.censn Inv
of MAssaelusts !; framed Ml.n9st cs"stiy ~
S,lfutluts1n. MI EnrItyh hntrlxtsr Hnti q we'll
, 1881-03-07
GERMAN THEATRES.

Tho patrons of tho tiersnuu Theatre III this
city hn,l tho picasuro. Inst uyonsng, OF Witness
Ink ono ut tho finest performances ut McVlck-
cr's TINT hnyu bcen given by Comer nnt lscn-
s,cIu's German Dramatic Company. Tho play
PRODUCED IL entitled "taer DcMtscho Mlchrs,'
t.'Tho Ger,nun Mlclsc!,''1 IL hstoricul mclnlEnsua
by LINUS Soescl, and htB mt hefuro bncn pro.
tj,lcc.l III t!s!8 country. 10th fts,n tratuntit
and literary }lutMt 0f view It IL Il production Hf
superior turlt. and t,ne Of tho finest works writ
ten III tho Hrrian lnl!Kung9 for EsHily !tAy. Ihu
characters arU exrellnntly drawn. at!d thu Nct!on
IL rMplI AAd keeps up tho Interest Tram hc-
ginning to et,tl. The principal work rts,s upoI,
tue shnuors of lfdls Altehft ron uhcftsMHt. Il
volunteer General Ut H0ine rcnown III tho Dutch
army, md poE'littry ktsown As tho "tlerlnati
Miellei." WIN, benGAih II rough md !sllenlltb ex-
trrlOr. hiGA Within Htle hchrt. mr.. 1t!ohattlas
who Mssnnte this run*t d!ltIcslt part aEs,li' K.'o
lle never brforo appnarc.l tn better advantage
ut thts theatre. r. Atoynr, as tho tn,lcll'feaft
Ailic.tlr-tMmp is.fE, xavo nlso III. unusually
ina representation OF thts rougll but
i,ui,lo- htArteti character. Mr.. RtnlpnlWrH.
fHr whtlsu i,anniIt tho rtny wA8 prulllceI.
.ilsplAyu! ,luctl rnthus ss,,tl tre rs tho ynstfY
lnvc-atntttsn Cditrn!. MrA Flelath'A p1rtrnyul
Ut tho. Artrss RlrI htrintI wns u!sn highly slic-
Egssrul, ull Mira MurXhAtn, AA bur llittttlor wins
hur.liy !rss uIrgrtye. VhD 0ther parts wgr9 nf
I,nur interest aud c4llud forth no uxtrA display
Of talent. -......
Next week Mr. EnRci, one nf tho most co,-
setentt0us and hAr1l- working ACTORS Ut tho enhl-
ilhtIy, reEtlvua 3 benefit, when AnzunReuberA
celel,rMtoA TsuRant-e1nactly "DcE GnWlsseHs-
wllr!n'.' vii! to pnnlucel. with Miss puxny III
HUr{iefcl' I4iEx mud Mr, Enxtl ~ DuiReFGF.
, 1881-03-07

INFORMATION AGAINST p1LL0H.
DunIIS, Mnrct, IA Constable lIas laid
information against Dillon ut I3arris O'Kane
for advising 1&oycotting In spepcl. last Sun
dny 1t llas not bceu decided whether to ar-
rest Dill0n OF serve summons on him. Dillon
Is In Dublin.
ItEArTEAHED.,
lIarrIs, l,oyton. aud Sheridan, tho trayers-
ors have rcappcarel.
FA1stEL1.y,
tho farmer assnslnatcH near hl0rvcre, had
taken farm from which tllo previous tell
mt was elected. 1lo was shot by twa young
men. No arrests,
PROTESTING. AnA1NSr COERCION.
Some Thousand people met ut Mu1lfnger to-
tlAy to protest against c0prc!0n, j. Sullivan
untl several Cathollo clargynlen wbra present.
Matthew Harris, one Ut the Traycrsers, de-
liyered all address.
TEN THOUSAND pATiltOTs.
A land meeting Ut i0,000 people WIS held
ut Trnlee. Several members OF the Latld
Lcaguo made speeches.
, 1881-03-07
Numerously Attended Meetings in
Ireland Yesterday to Protest
Against Coercion.
Ten thousand Irish Patriots Come
Together 10 Canvass the
Situation.
Five Men Killed by the Explosion Of d
Torpedo IN tue Harbor Of
Melbourne.
SPAIN.
THE AMERICAN SUGAR INTEREST.

Spttial tHblt.
MADRID, March, G.-The Cnbnn anil Porto
Kican Senators md Deputies to-day decided
to petition the Cabinet In favor Of
prompt negotiations with America for a
treaty Ut commerce, even IL tic differ
entlal flag and import duties have
to be abandoned. They t!llnk TINT.
under tho present system. ltl five
years the United States will produce enough,
sugar for Its own consumption, without the
need Of Cubnll oxp0rts. This result, tho ure.
olo members say, must he prevented by Of
ferIng TIC Government at Washington suf-
ticlcnt concessions to obtatn rcciprocally
lower duties for sugnrs ald molnsses. Tho
alarm expressed by their representatives
is ECHOED ItY TIE COLONIAL r1.Ess,
and iii the reports sont III by Scllor Mandez
Vlgo and tho Spanish Consnls In the United
Stntes. All concur In affirming TINT the de-
yeiopnent of suRar.cane cultivation will
extent tn Tho re!Inorles In the United
States, Sciior Darca, the new Minister
to Washington, who will leave this
month, will carry instructions to promise tho
Amorcasl Government 4 largo reduction Of
tho tnrlt[ flag duties. H. bill to That effect Is
to be presented to the Cortes after tho gc.l-
cral elections. and will come lit force III July,
1857, II the Cabinet Of Gen. Garfield will
advocate tho same class Of measures III Con-
GreSS.
, 1881-03-07
.AFGIIANISTAN.
DrrTE1t OrFOSI1IOS IN 1St}IA TO TIT; EvAC-
EATtSH Of C.tSDArfA1t,

DfTTE1t OPPOSITION IN 1St}lA TO THE EVAC.
E.AT1SH or E.tSDArfAN.
Spectdl fa the london I4mes.
CALCUTTA, Feb. N.-re Anccr appears to
i,avc, ut least for tllc PRESENT, given up the
islca Of visiting 1ntla, nt,d has aeputcd Gen.
Mir Ahmed to 70 oil Il mission to tlio tioycrll-
ment. The Envoy has arrived Mt pcsllawnr
aid will proceed to Catcutta.
News from Cnbul continues to bo scnnty
and Of doubtful authenticity. Ablurral1-
uar's difficulties III collecting tic revenue
form tho illain topic Of suct rllniors rs reach
Irlta, and, although these rutnors must 6e
taken for what they are worth, there can be
,.u doubt tint tho Anlcrr Is yet far FROM hny-
ilsg established his authority beyond Ute lin
n,culate vicinity Of tho capital. Thoru Is. 1t
Is true, report that u body Of lls
troops, consisting of four regiments. ut
mtantry nx yrysd 9 @ ot eeXnTy aTy VIZ but t0G is EE i
ineonIirmeti. I'M, wIsilo tners Is better ground
for tho belief Tint In Dalkli lAyuo1's Generals
have titus fnr carried MI before thell., Ina
word, Ab4lnrraln'nn's positson u certainly
thnll 1t wins when our troolis evacuated Cn.
bui. If there be anything clear IN tic. situa-
tion It is t!s-thnt he Is quite unable to tako
over Cantlahnr from us.
| All has bccn published here, anu as caused
| Il Ercnt sensation throughout the country.
! I'llu general. might Utmost say tho nnni-
nous, opinion is that u my Justification for
afforded By tho revelation Of Russian designs
eontalneu i, those letters, Aiid thc ai,so'
| lMte necessity of maintaining u command
lng influence III Afgl,anstall by retain Ing
! oHr hold Oh Candnhar is now more tlsnn eycl
apparent. This Is tho vtcw expressed ly Tho
Angio.IntEan press, one or two Journals onls
excepted; ard It Is. l leleye. thu deliberate
conviction Ut nillety-l,tNe Of every huntlre1
Emgl1sh,lien In India ifnt to aban4on Canta
hnr will be 10 mako Atghanlstan the theatre
| OF Russiun Intrigue, to eXpase India to 4
very real ,anl present dAnEer, and &c
clIcctually tic the hands Of Enginnd III ths
event Of European complications.
l Attention hns lntely been called to tue
abrupt cessation Of the Candahar rAllwa,
works. They ynn Wsre si9ppel without 2 E, t'ay,',
tlsmissed to their homes. thereby causing I
panic a!ong tho line, IA,lekiy llo is!-ei!ect!
followed. Had tho Mnrris nut becr
etfeciually cowpd tho results might lavs
been serious.
, 1881-03-07
VOL AND FLUTE.
How a Couple OF HInatclnns Paid for =
alef1Itriic.

SlGlt$nElNGA
A vory amusing story on A,lo1ph 1,osonbccscr,
tho popular batntI- wch1rr, md Adolph Oestcrlo,
tho tluto so!osst, WIS going tho rounds among
musical Dcople yesterday. md 1t created quite
hugh ut tho expense Of thoao musicians. h
TR1nuxE reporter heard 1t from a very reliable
sourcc aud tho alleged facts aro ns follow:
Tho members Of the city nrchss.ras hold forth
In tho bcer-Aaio0n Mt tho corner Of Clark and
ltaudo1ph strccta, while tho Lacchannllnn reves
or tho soloiats and hIRhcr-toncll musicians arc
lcItt III Wasserlnan's place, cornor OF
CInrh nnl Lake strccts. Basur1ny oven-
Inr fire WINS discovered burning
in tho nterlnr of tho clothing. storo opposlt Wna,
ssrna9s paSs and as inforSa a
bhxe was burning slowly. so he cnga9el q
hnrk,lus,. WIN WIS tho lnsseRsor of taoubio
tic proprietor Of tic pn!sl ciothng- -storo. Ne-
turning with him they, entered thu store and
snrccctlctl III cxtiuEnisil'rx tho tira before any
Tho c!nthInR-t ttIa,, felt ao good that ho went
GyG5 to % r nss .So to eGeer er ts IL
becker and Ucstcrlc. Wit, Jn1ncd IN tug
general trent. After several "amali hottles :"
llal been disposed Ut every unc began 70 fee!
tirst-rnte. ntitl tho twn star musicians referred
to scr. pnrtIe''l'rly xay; Anxinns ior ~ lask,
,i,ai.s aIcE ii frosst Of the place, stey boarded
Tho hnekmar who WIS is,sao, heard tho i'm
Funo,t1g nwoy as hs rl,shetl Git ind give chase
to the flying tenn. liz succeeded in Uvertakln3
tho r!r bef1ro 1t Ind zone n1uny blocks uud
tluntls cotu!ng he thon prnccedcd to jump On
liaseHt,ecker, aud IN II few, moments that
gentleman wns 80 'letnoralizs'l hs to Ge
had polished ult tho leadcr the hnclsman turned
hEs attention TO tho ''tlntiat." aud sowne1 lilIn
fiji Rrrne style. He thon tuo1 itosenbecker's
Violin antl witch ut,l chaln and drove away,
lcavi,x tho t!lapItlateti nusIc!nils TO lind thotr
wny hume tls best they could.
instrument and Jewelry', and told tho sturdy
tiurnlan bchnt tho bur ttnt nite. of bis best
l7It,es t,, ttcn "lnst In tho shn!e.' md that he
should not return tho property until hc wns paid
<H.
ilnsenllecker md Dcatcr!e wero confined to
cuttp,l III 10 ha1ldlv the blton Mt lFoi. ktscn-
bcckurs betiunt III tho afternoon at Turnor Hall.
, 1881-03-07
GIVING AWAY A FORTUNE.



George /. Seney, President Of tic Metro
not,to, Natto,,ai i,nrk, whos,, rrrent t,lrts
rtsat ,,,, ,noro tnon l,n,f n m1l,Ion dnIInrs.
.,','o,, tsn,od T., rovor,t to ,ts o,irn IN
a,,,,a n,,,,,. ~, ,,,c ,n,',,.v e,,m,l II IN
SNns ,.t Mmas . 1u "t"s ~. ,a,t"" , ,iansurn IN ~
giving money In that way.-mofc
Measure than ho would IN lloar,li1lg 1t.
Tia snys In has renEIzed tho trulhfulpess
~ tf,o scr;nt"rn ;nimnction lit is mars
blessed to give tlat to receive" liz IS III
suci, robust hcattl, TINT le looks much young
or thnn hu really is, In tic lulst Of ~, el,or-
nous business, he iinls tImc for widespread
so soSa sta ra9s kr III a @ et'fna' ns Go asp " av e
Of children, Several Of his tluuslrturs uro
,norr,atl Will, ,11scot,r,r,nt, ,yifts II, tin
iaIs Ia' ' thn ,llsslpatcl' uui tl1a wandering hv
ns l'ue 9Hi.5@ 5 pJ,T1 III ,y Il is XII
" n1H Jnais!oMs j., nI Ms.'
u'I hS!ps tsc ,,. o.':n oa,,tiv ~ Whv u +
thnt ' y1 nssy ye w1 III nse tis ey n Your fgtne
Most ot sl!ch gifts aro matte I'll INC form u
penMiNG!s.s: ,,r c,,,o,, ro,,,to,, :. t,o+
se iact ls, AT, S9mey EvP.eM, a,,, u,s us :.
Mso StGL ~ at I t,' 1t ttnt .rI,| IN
solE q 10 nya a w!e - ,v.r 9o
sato LINZ t n!ni'es Wom,l H. cnaSy ,i,., Mc u.
H5 atnti'" IT, ~, ant nHan .ts s'o pAee'e ""'0~'
o, 20 XIX, ~ ~, ,,,,, mia tn ,cc,t,
m,,Iatc thnt .1,,@,r.t of nrt,nnrty tlro
''"'1 ,',o~o",,, .r,. ,;'trn ,r
.,, ,'ur" ~ - ), ,.'.', -" s;,.'..s,oh M"n
to lnnKo mofe VI u, - WIS stlGRts!sal. 49,,
:" llayo observed ll'nt Mr. oGtloY sniu:
" think ono motive had Wns to prevent
myself from Eetttilk tlsosltlo'lto 'l9irtl, ny
men VIVA ileclMlllute aen NIL - ao; ~ not
SEQ why It ts not bottcr TO 'IlnRe t!leae Elfts
III my lifetime, nslll 70 enjoy tue pleasure 9f
sculng them appropriated te their several OBJ
{ects. When 'l'an gcts TO boarding. money
it 1nnkGs lin tolnl ~ " c'9se'lls!Ga 9i!H
cul.''
"1Iayo you found TINT these gifts lead to
appeals to your generosity for other pllr-
p0At4 ~
, 1881-03-07

except those IN sheep. N. Gaston BazlllG
,la'le an Interesting speech, iii which hc
pointed nut that tho cflcHach,nrsls Of tho
vine cultivation UM tile territory used for
nther ptir1Nsr6 had not been taken int0 me-
count, nt,h tftnt this wi,s probably o,lu reas!n
why the number Of sheep III France llH.t Ill
Ir.ctls lid I,ec,, n.ru,tuccil int" irnIcu sincs
iklW, wI1iGt. were nf ,Itlel hlDr,, rapid growth
thnl tho OEfcr n,es. and TIM. Tho llreniltnE nf
sl!rrp fnr their wool had falle.l off. Ihis VAS
given ln1lIleiit ll;ul diminished. II. Hc.
rAlhI sl,Dwcd TINT II rise III tho i'll
pnrt duty on cattlc would proyc r!llhnis ~
tl,0se tmrts Vi tho country wheEn 0'lly cercnts
were l'rtdnccsl. In I,is own tleisrt'.cns, THO
there being HcnreGly my WHtGr-cunrYrs, nrfi-
ticlal GRASSES en,!l'l only e raised ~, II very
snail Scal". 50 thnt the peasants there cali
M M'ils~i ' t" Tuy W ths,n, Thrn %eru ~ otter li
i4lss !lle. prlee Of their, cntiIe hv heavy I.l!-
tlurt tlntlns was 4 most 1ltSiDtts siep.. NJ.
Wilson concluded tlle speeches by describing
which ilad to h. enforced for the prevention
OF sra,td and contralMM IN the importation Of
cattle bei.re lie heavy duties werN reduced
n is M sinnts M sn yotf Z f 4. o. ts slfnsss
rlslnE thB import dulles III nslnptetl BY tho
Clalnher III mNxc'l from 1T. to :Nlf., nii COWS
from II. to 3or., IN bulls from t;r. IL :of., I'll
stcsrs s s s,d efeTy r. fron r 10 ,ti o', c'lyss H
sSc. ~; ihs u SHOWS ~ ' ii'at the ie' spirit it, Of n
minority III t!sa Scnn!e7,7n majority, mule up
Of iha Erentyi part Of tite Right n!1 CERTAIN
ouglliy lfotect!ol,ist Tie Tcmps remarks
that we 1n,lst 10 bask III, French Parliament
nry history to tho Chambers If thu Restora-
tion to lind any parallel Of S''cll Projection
, 1881-03-07
PERSONALS.

The 7opo and tho Gar hnvo become recon-
.Iel, Aleck Ia evidently thinking Of tho t!Mo
Ebep, hs Mr. George W. Chllds expresses II, be
vii go hence"
ALondon pNpcr says tl,nt "Alr. Gladstone
aas aged Mt ieRst fur years In tho Inst four
weeka." II this keeps up william Will soon head
o1 5Iss Anthony.
John II. S,airl,, of New York, Is having n
10000 monument built for himself. George
Washington m,lile a big mistake when llo neg
tecieJ shls monument buBInesB
The Rev. Gerard Bushnell died ut Temple
ten, Ma.s.. on Sunday, Feb. r, aged rs years.
lis wife, aged Il, died OIL tho preceding day.
Tlcy were buried together OIL Tuesdny.
From the fnct tlet the leading editorial III
Tho Philadelphia Tfmcx OF Inst Frislny is entitled
"Words Of Soberness," It 1ooks ns though our
esteemed contemporary had fu1Iy'recoycrod.
Somebody lit New York has been copying
The Inscriptions on tho obrsts1z and selling tho
result Of hfs labors as the ortglnAl manuscript
Of home unpublished editorials by IIorac1 Greco
ey
Jenkins reports TINT Miss Tennio Mills. the
dancee Of Wtlittlaw Reid, Is OF medium blight,
graceful and wel-rounled Guurc. with clear
compe1ton, light hRir, tarRo clear eyes sot in
Eold.sImmed glasses, aad IL dowry Of $3tn.0o0
Says I'll exchange; 1t cannot eycn bo said
Of tho expiring Doulocrut!u Congress that lit
meant wull. lta intentions wcro all bad. It's
s!sdom wns foolishncss, and its capacity small.
The only thing 1t had enough OF was nbllity to
blundur,
The Boston papers arc telling about Miss
Terry. Of that city. who wore to recent bail 4
h'Iu dress thAt belonged to tho mother OF
Napoleon nonaparte. a Ch!cagu cir! recently
xose to n bail dress that belonged to hur sister.
Tho h'stor stnll ut honu and Kicked.
Tho baltimore Gazette Is responsible for
thc asseeun that three colored .ncu. whu Ind
missed trnEn ut lIopewcll, on tho Eastorn Shoro
taa'lroad, few days since, rnn four miles tu
aaFon, add. having oyustakon tho train, pur.
eaased tholr tsckets aud got OH board.
Among tho visitors to Washington Oh III
sugnfauon.any wnsa negro 1nnn six fcct seven
Au halt inches In hight vino cumU from Hart
tad County, slnsyand. This Is utmost equal tn
ihe altitude Ut Long John Wentworth, who Ia
PERHAPS tho tallcst nRtlvc-borl III tho United
aascs, ind at tho samo tlmo tho hcayIcst tall
nao bott in avolstupuIs and spuuduIlx.
London World: The policemen OF Lon-
aoa aro not Entirely iilp. They aro engaged,
'n9ted not In thu nrresE Of criminals, but lii tho
tesuon Ut crime. They consplro together to
1aso unsnspcu.!ng tradeslucn to commit
Vaenses, atld thcn when tho otfons0 III com.
mhtea thoy show themselves cGuul to tho
ae'oia task Of Informing agnlnst them and TUX
ug them lutu custody. .