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A Bru tai Assault.

Last night about ll:3o o'clock while
George Hawkins, colored, was showing a
lady who had stopped at the Grand Wind
SCR hotel, who wanted cheaper house,
to Kenps hotel, three rufiins who
we're passing grabbed at her. Hawkins
attempted to defend her when they poupced
upon him, bestipg him in most brutal mans
ner. He fought them back and yelled po'
lice, when Officer Sheehsn put in An ap-
Tneynce aud arrested all three Of them
ara merit reWsrd,
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Order ofrhosen Friends.

In accordance with the call, a Buu be o
our business men met in Bogela-.Duu
last evening, and organized a lodge of thu
order of Chosen Friends, and christened |
Lone Star lodge. Following arc the officer
electe G B Paxon, chief councillor:
B,eel. vice councillor; j B Bi-sall, recorder
: A Stewart, financial reporter; g M SRink
treasurer; A 6 Cooley, prelsts; A j Vince
lock. marshal; John Morrison, warden; d L
Stewart guard; A L der, sentry; Drs Carter
ard Sutton, medical examluers: Messrs
Rainor, Jenkins and Hodges, trustees.
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Take "BLACK-oaAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by ell Druggists.

We beg to call your attention to the nd
vor,isement Of DR.. H,rter's Iron Tonic,
which will be found in another column.
The medicine is u preparation of iron and
cslissya bark, IN combination with the phos
pilates, and is indorsed by the medical pro-
ie.sion and recommended by them for dys-
9epsis, general debility, female complaints,
9snt of vitality. etc. 1. is manufactured b.,
the DR.. Harser Medicine company, NJ. 2l3
North Nam ST. st. Louis, Mo. II is c4rtain-
ly the most valuable remedy in the market,
aud no family should fail to keep it in the
house.-Toledo, (Ohio) Northern Ohio DEM
Ocrat
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. @ III O II IT'S
and FEVER
a. M ED OFT Il

The enormous sale last year Of this well-es-
tablish d Call aud Fsv Remeny ana the
few 81 eclm,n of tsStimor ialt below stamp 1T
as undoubtedly the b st eXtaut"
IEESvILLE, Texas, Ju~e2 81 1sSl.
Messrs, THOMPSON. Geo ge& Co., Galveston,
Texae:
Gentlemen Yonr Schsti's Chill Tonic has
aim st supe, seeded AL other Ill medicines
bef re he pub ic In this section. " hen given
Accord K to directions it rarely falls to break
the m ST obstinate csse OF chtlls, conAid' +
IL a. excel ent Tonic snd one of the bet Anti
perioGics The price should recommend Il to
fectual in the market Yours, Specifically,
JOHN M FLY, Nj. D.
WACO. Texas June 80, list.
Messrs. Thompson, George Co., Gave ton !;
Gent emen-I have been 8 i Ing ecn0us
Tor c fbr the past twsive m Mus, anu IL af-
fords me pleasure to say that ~ h given en-
tire satisfa. lion. NEST re, pectiully, you 8,
II. BEHRtNS.
MORGAN CITY, Ia, May 3 1881.
Messrs. Thorn go. Ge rye & Co Gaive.son .
nesr Sins Last -epe- Der ] TOOK hOd OF
Hchott's Chill TO 10, and up TO present with
have sold q r,ta Two gross All through thir
C untry IL IS the Chill Tonic and has ntv'r
Ia led 70 oaIe the worst clseui CDiiis ana reVer
in this section,
I day can OF do withc ut 1t BeDd me one
gross by return steam
can send you hundred cert fcates fr m re-
liable anu refros sioie par les 4 yrn WISH.
@ s. PEAsLIE, Morgan City Ding Store.
For sale by Thompson, George & Co., Gal
We ton and rallss.
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Worcester, Mass, Spy.
Nothing on Earth SO Good.

Certainly strong opinion, said one o.
our reporters to whom the following was de-
tailed By Mr.. Henry Ksschop, with Mr.
George f Miller, 418 Main street, this city
I suff.r 80 badly W h.rhaum. tism in my
leg last ~inter, that l IS unable to attend
TO my work, being completely helpless.
heard of St Jacob, Oil and bought bottle
alter which l felt greatly relieved. With
the use of the second bottle WAS completely
cured. In my estimation there is nothing on
earth so cd for rheumatism rs Jt. Jacobs
OH. II works like charm.
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A Hir thing for Dallas.

Dallas can justly be proud OF its MAJ :
handsome bu,ldi &c, both resid noes al.
stores, as she compares favorably vii
spy CITY of her siza in or hout,of Texas. II
she is proud of her buildings. what ouht abe
to be of the large and magnificent stocks OF
yoode carried by her merchants. Here
are houses which are branches OF
soms of the largest factories in the United
5 ates. On e 10 street, at No. Gil, Is the
store and warervom of the Union City Fur
niture company, Of Uuion City. Tenn.
Tney have for some years done large busi-
ness in the state direct from their factory,
but have found it to their interest and also
to their customers interest to have house
located mere, where they will constantly have
in their warehouse supply or their go99os
for their trade TO fill up with. thereby Saving
them quite freight bill. The Union Gay
Furniture company have in their wsreroom'
here the largest stock of furniture evel
brought to north Texas. They are prepared
to sell to the trade 1T the lowett prices, ano
invite dealers to call and look at their san
ples, or send for price list. They also invite
housekeepers, hotel men and others to inspec
their extensive sock of bedroom SUITE, patlof
ruits, bedstends, bsd-springs. sofas, rockers
tables, chairs, wardrooea, cots, safes. in all
kinds of wood, including Tennessee ma.
hogony, walnut, gum and poplar. They
offer this advantage that they, as manu-
facturers, can sell their own products cheaper
both to the trade and housekeep r, thar
hose who do not manufacture their stocks
themselves. They do not buy anything but
the raw material of which they carry very
largo supply, fully fe.1'aed. They manu-
facture everything they sell, and will, at an.
time, make to order suits of any style aoo o
any wood. A call from every one j
solinitpd
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H. MoshcuyJ Albsr Cis~, Lpai
rhoms, Ohstle Ilompell, jim B}gbi
Mel Wellbofo, u non pryop, Dan 5uIi'yap
Dan RYAN, JssN II dnsld, Thoma' Swll'
man, Dave TuckeA W 7. Taylor, ard ~
Payne we're each Coed So Tor drunkennes.
Louis Insmsr, resisting an officer; llled
50 sem, defendant, 6gbiingj fined 80.
II. Il. HUMPHREYS, vulgar and Indecent
language; fl ed IS. Same defendant, loud
and uun ecessary noise; aoed 81,
Jim Q linn, assault; fined $50.
Hank Johnson, interfering with private
property; fined 81.
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ue.tfpg OF the Es-Cebfederate His
sourl soldiers

Pursuant 10 adjournment the ex con-
fse-sts Missouri soldiers met 81 the cOuri
s..uss yesterday ard the various COMMITTEES
70 RED. Every report IVES favorable tc
3 grad success Of tbe rs union on ths
- q August neTL The secret.rys Re-
t in snsver 70 The various corresponnencs
I'd, Nissouri, ArksDsss ard B0Disisn'
- 4 ne not fsttering chsrsctCrs ih1esd
-. asi1efe-s are tbai = general on pourlrg
. "a. ea-e1r fsesrstes IRON Al psris q ne
r. -ili b IN D.liss on tbs lob su1
11r.f Augusi Rsies hsre bsen FURNISHED
4. Ii ne rsilrrais n IsHss
- uid Be- een from tbs foliosinE csFa
as-vt-, Il Er-co sfsdsrzis His-ourinns.
AnFust lo-h- l,-i-
m aousic- q 1srs Csrtrsl r.1vsI
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Do YOU wes- IN. Bunst.ble boou
Captain Dog God swears OF for Ten
Years.

Captain Dogocd, veteran inebriste, whO's
drunkenness has cost him q great deal Of
money and many q weary day in the lookup,
flashed long term on the poor farm yes
friday. As soon ss he got out be went &c
Justice Price and told him be wanted TO take
an osih TO abstain from the use OF whisky
for the term Of ten year.. The judge sd-
ministered the oath and the captain h sober
be sssed that the newspapers OF the city
NJ, Ike a note Of his reformation, since they
had been - active 10 recording bis orunks
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TIE MEsT friends IN ferss OF Aslof
RsAert ". Gilsspis-ard tbsy are Legion
Nj cordols win bin IN the los Of lOv-d
,irss. Who died ct Bay 81 Louis lest vek.
i, nj, rrsss grief the HERALD tnssrs i's
s.-rssl svmp.fhies
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Mitchell & Scruegs Of tuis city, have ] st
received one. hundred frat class wagons,
which they propose to cell to the farmers at
low prices and to be paid for out of the cot
ton crop. Here is chance for our couurty
friends to buy wagons at reasonable figures
and upon time.
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m. s-..tI,utIan 81 France.

London, ADguss 1-Puucs NsPoie1n hs'
written - the B5usp-riis elsci0rsi commit
~. 5suus 85ing tbs r-visi0r Of The conssitu'
lior Of Fssucs. A r05slia slsctionssIlng
c-rnnittss. uuds- prssi1ercF u Doc
Dshseboetef,uld Bsoocis, hsve pu8isbsd
90 spu-si ~ suhscriplIu- n De C-sssg
uae's Ps,s fr-te. siuiisf sfOrt n bshslf d
ne B0r.psriisiA
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PjstoI Sl,OOtiuE.-

About IL o'clock lSst night, two pistol
shots we're fred on Commerce near Poydras
street IN rapid succession. Whoever it was
they were not .spprehended. Tnis.is getting
to be common thing, and few arres. and
heavy fines imposed would serve to stopit.
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Advises from Vers Cruz state that the
yellOs fever prevails there 70 an extent IN
lBoun In other yssrA Cd residents are
dead OF dying. and msoicsl aid is prcoouue-
I'd OF no svnfl. whole fsmilies are lessing
IN, J.l.p. ard Oriz.ba- In addition. The
city hss the TYPHOID and bilious fsveFs and
-s,r~I'-orr
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re. uuiOn of ex-,'Onfederate Missouri.
ans, August 10th, 1851

The Houston and Texas Central rail way
ard Texas Trunk ra,lw y give one half rates,
and the Int national a Great Northern, and
the Texas & Pacific railways gives ono and
one. nth rates. Ali parties paying full rates
to Dial as can return free or on fractional
rates upon certificates of the secretary. The
Dallas q Wichita ore and one-flfth rate ex-
cul sion tickets. Other rosd. not heard from.
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
Dallas, July Goth, 1881. Secretary.
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OrIgE.
OFFICE COUNTY JUDGE, }

OFFICE JUUNT1 UDbbi. 7
la iss, TexA-, july -, 1881.
Under IN order ~ d b dir, ot'o az tn hon.
County Cnmmh siuners Cou,t OF Dallas county.
notice l. hereby given til. etid nrt III. ON
Wednesday, Aug 81 10, lsSl, receive ana open
BIDS for thebu ding ~ u new JAN for Dallas
Cnnpty Al h,ds 10 be accompanied hv the
pans and spec ficatloIs # the bidders JAl
dollars, a. d TO be Of q cap cry sufficient 10
accon6 date 20 pr bers, besides ro lor
hospital female prisoners and lTeaue ptTsOr {
ing 10 b comp eiad - 3, OF as practicable. an d
Ia The most M odern End approved style, provt-
ding for the comfort convenience end saf
keeping OF the prts 'ners
rsrns-Cashw en- the building is II ceiyed
by tn, Commission rs Court.
The right 4 exc e.. ~ r ryed TO rel CT any
or all bids ana plans submittsp. $500,
II e. BURKE,
County Jurge, Daila, County.
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uatai O-tsl Ont,!

Wanted. so 600 bushels of oats, for whi h
we will paw the highest cash price. Store
house in Rid II ,binson brick building on
Commerce street near the 'r""ge.
W. D. BENNETT g. Co.
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Parties owuag lands ia Clay, Wichita,
Archer, Wllbarger or Hardeman counties,
can fad cash purchaser by addressing
A. r COLLINS, Denton, Texas.
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nailas Barrel Factory.

Establishes in North Texas in 1873. is now
prepared TO fill orders for molssses barrels,
half barrels and keg; also half barrels for
VINE, whisky and cider. Hoop poles and
slaves wanted.
K j. KIvLES, Proprietor.
Orders taden for Cyprus. Tanks and
Cisterns.
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FOR SALE.

A rsirshls tlssk ga a. lard farm Tor ftle;
II miles IOr h-Wrst 4 IeIfor cCItsff n 80
r-rsss L. sens On cIltiTsiiOn= 9 acres IN
rI-e rrsFe. enud rssireTlce, barD sTd fsrart
h0us - yong sprls ard peaoh 0fchnfds; y a,
untrred ~ tarks and vel Iur iu-ln-I ar
slrrIsrs sddrrss n. G. FEEIT,
Denton, Ds1ion eourty, Ts1ss.
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Crosse Republican Ledger.

La Crosse Republican Ledger.
Havi G been cured by 81. Jacobs OIL, |
reccmmped the same to oil sufferers with
Rheumatism, says Mr.. L. Shiffmsn, 2S04
Calumet Ave-, Chicago Ill.
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Notice 10 scnvUi ieacn. RS. .

A good school can ba had at B.lknso. A
COON teacher is wanted, A maG of family
IS preferred. For particulars address
VIM HoLLEY
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Stop using Calomel and try "eLACK,
Or 'UGHT" for liver diseases.
Ear ana no all arugIsts
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ruA~TFD-f vfu rev fhs hisosst rnsrEsi
w sriss fOr p-sch sod oftni y.sr- Erou
ans -if % aay gan ~ ir1m ~ !, -
80 st.,~e afEGE m fr--t. l,ah.ss l-fee,
- nv mr. 80. ors --lie uorIh = bhnss
rrrrt horse, o. 90 nckiupsJ 7oaa- .,..--1.,-
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Memphis Hospital Medical College opens
October Sd. Address the daan.
, 1881-12-18

Paul Boyton WAS IN the service Of Peru trying
to ito torpedo wt,rk in the lutte: uupleasan ness
with chill, aud he tells how COW brought peace
ntKotla tious To 40 uutlneIy end 'olluws: i
council WAS beid Jan Is ut tl,r1.itres,. little
xnt ernk- pluce i,enr Lima. The Peruvian and
Ch'llan armies lay facing each other, So near
thai the men coulu look into each uthers', eyes.
Representatives OF the United States. FRANCE.
England, and nther countries attenne,i
the meeting. Dou Nicolas de. Perolia and
two representative Chians were Hlso iu al
tendauce. As un ade-de-camp I was around
10 font Of the lines. The meeting came 10
hxed understanding about i p. H.. The uebitra-
tors came tu nn agreement, and had returned
Tor lunch While tuey were ut the meal IL COW
rau our from cnolo or nntive Iutiian rerjtnent
sInti0ned atnony the Peruvians: III, Sc lnt},ui,s
drew nu rnuone from the Peruvian Guyern,,,snE
Thes got PAPER doilar per dry and found them
selves. Their Quarteruas1ers were l.t,srly
wuineu. whom they called lsarboui and who i'd
lowed thss tnarcn loaded duwn win TODD aid
c'x'ktug utensils Well, tha COW ran out and
made straigut for the Chflia, lines, The In.
dams were in dlsmay. They cuulu nol atrurd
tn 'is~e tne COW. which represe,ted. mnnY
SQUARE meal, and the arsnlstice forbade my SOL
d1er 10 advance As last resor. q Cnilian
, 1881-12-18
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

l. Nfio lprk World. De- -.
The hrst bail of the Series To be given this sea-
son by the 'Palriaschs took place last night at
DeimonEo's. The young lMdies who maze
their first appearance were. Us usuaH at
tired in tulle without jewelry or hor..l
garnitures, Us it appears to BIZ an un-
written law that ut the pAtriarchs balls
they shall not wear silk or sa1jn. Many of them
have been seen dueing the opera season attred
In the most brilliant costumes, occupying boxes
at the theatres uud the Academy vi Music, but
last nlgnt tho simplest dresses were worn. The
following young iadies .'catne OUT ut this bull:
Miss Endicott. Miss Dresser. Miss Winthrop,
Miss Edith 4. Carro.7, Miss Fannie Swan, VI IS
Adele Iownsend,. Mss Etfitiy. Ho1man, 'llss
Daisy Beekn,an, Miss q! Cesnoin. Mss wotner-
spuuu and Miss kulle WUthtTSpoon, Miss Grnc.e
Potter. Mss BOwden, Miss Florence Clurk, MISS
Gertrude Cheever, ano Miss Sehteueliu.
raut c,,1or ,G yrs WE mr;''; e a sir ss IT,
Crossley, of Euglstud: atr- and atrs. 7. Cusn,ug.
of Boston: Miss i. Whiting, Miss 81. Whiting,
sir. and. Mrs L. i. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Pea.
buy, vi Boston; Rear ddul raj anu Mr5. lie Nuy,
Mr. uud Miss Freiingnuysen,. Capt. ttouert
Of baltimore; 3lr. Samuel Dsxon, ,ot phltaoelpn4a;
Air. Gordun McDonnld, OF England: MIR. fefc.yat
Draytun. Gnned Suites navy; 81. dc Beldt, of
Bustun; the 5Ilsses CarrUll, OF Maryland; Mr.
und Mrs x G. Stephenson, Of Enstand; Kear-
admiral wy,nan: ar and Mrs. sebastian
Cleveland, O.; Miss Mary Perkins aud Mr. r'res-
colt Lawrence, ut Bostun;. Mr. H. Montuut, Of
Frunec; Count Hsnckei. Of GERMANY, and Mr..
aud Mrs. Thomas r. NusxrAre-
The bati reued about II o'clock, Lander, With
two bauus. furnishing the mus,c. The grauo
sulnn was covered win linen crush over tue
burc t1Dtr, experiment which Wits successful.
and which Viii be adopted hereafter at all balls
ae Demnnlco's. Int gas wis reflected through
fuu-shaped screens Of T. decute yeiiIw. Iue
sulun was dircstcd uf all its Old upholstery sna
returu,shed with bloy-bluc sntlu aud lace, the
, 1881-12-18
John irlgbt's st,u:.le with Court
COStu tic*.

E0itt tttA Afa| j 1ntS.
Long before he enjoyed the renotest prospect
OF oiiicc-.i Il tue when Lord Puincrsto,l. wno
not only dlsIik.d but despsed hitl, seemed to
have tecn cnvst:n dictttr fer ttc, Sir. Bright
t.atnc forward in Il very hunasos1& manner to
defend lhe Queen. Her Majesty seemed to Lon
tuu tratitsnen ~ be unduly pruongug the
period Ut her mourning for Prince Albert; and
the Tribune. as be was beeinnine TO bc called.
pleaded her CAUSE With simple and pathetic elo
t)uence The Queen WAS deeply touched, aud
let afr. Bright know it, Some yetlTa alter there
WIS u tsppy exchange of c,,urtcsies between
them. The member tron bsrnlnsnam was Mt
iet1gth ii ,liuster, aud had to repair to Windsor,
where he was 10 kneel before the o.ereien,
kiss her hi,nd, AID receive his porttol,u
Her Majesty, with her usual thtlugh1ful-
ness. informed the Premier tuat his
Quaker colleague need trouble him
s,If TO knect ur perform any other cere-
tnony ,bh.rrcnt to his cuu4clence. Further,
be might present himself III Whatsoever costume
pleased nluAs best Mr.. lsr'gnt considered him
Sell bound IL meet the Queen halt way He did
sot kncel. but he bt,wed very low; he touched
the royal band with Il Nener7alOn such as Gath
olics accord to the rope's fo;t, white his dress
prosecuted II re1nNrsable combination or essen~
TALLY conflicting designs. 1t WAS well described
as Tint which i'll truth It was-u Quakcr's court
suit. The sword, as may be imagined, Mr..
Bright has steudiiy declined tu wear.
, 1881-12-18

# the leniency shuwn Guiieau by his Honor
has bccn thought TOO extreme, tt should be
borne in mind ttat he has adoplcd 1t as the pol
icy advocated by the tull bench Of the str Dis
tr;t:t Judges and In ps,int OF ability and tnteyri
ty they are the peers 0f any like number Of
Judges in amy section OF the tHuntry:
We learn privately Of ~ interesting fact tn
4ht: cnnnectiou Justice Field. Uf the supreme
nei,ch. Epu has been spending the SUM-
tncr., abroad, CANT back the other day.
a,,d sbured the popular feeling that less rope
1n',r.. rouc gwen him III the jail. The Justice,
in bis travels, mad found tue great .rui and the
E,rt,t,e il was disguised excitedty oy the
inner-ten Of society a1ls the peasants IN the
swiss cantons Wheu brought TO nay BY the
adverse criticism of those VINO are aual1ned
, 1881-12-18
NEW TOYS.
All Possible "Go,' Put into This Years
nven,ion*-tEhy AnlerIcan. Are Get
ting Ahead II Europ an Makers.

All Possible ..Go, PUT into This Years
.inveu ,ion~-tEhy Americans. Are Get
titEs Ahead Il Europ AN Makers.
Mic FORK Sun
Manufacturers ut chstdren's toys never worked
so hard Us they have tbis year TO furnish chill
dren with hotiday paythings on which to wreak
their saru9e little wills, ann the Christmas sun
will GU down on bigger stock OF broken toys
than was ever before seen in America. Manu-
factories are running day and night, and yet the
Retailers and jobbers CRY for more. The busiest
storekeepers are the toy dealers.
Eacn OF the large manufacturer Of toys has
managed in .hs summer DC fai past to secure
putcnt ou some toy, or on some modification vf
toy, and now Is the time when they exhluit the
new playthDg. and assure their customers that
1t is the very thing children are crying for.
Ar-Purk plHce, in q window, Is II structure
that resembles d working model Of the Brooklyn
Bridge, and is IN imposing affair. The puzzle is
To suKe it from che small box in wnicn it Is
packed and arrange the towers, approaches.
cables, roadway, and suspenders. +Ans boy would
knuw that tue lamps helung ou the approaches
sstlu the Two nags on tho top OF the towers.
ii:., fourteen inches hiyh, aud SIX iuches wide,
anu 1t IS packed in box about fifteen inches
long: l. eosts only r., aoi!ar The sa,ne urn
price. Not nail or screw is used in the buId-
my of. the house. The houses were patented in
July last = -
a house In Cor1laodr street has new roy this
yeur, which it calls the Tu!1y-ho Suiky, PATENT
ed II il u fuur-wneeled vehicle, with sulky
seat, and u nery wooden horse Frances in frunt-
The ulOtibu Is produced BY pushing aud pulling
on the reins, which ARE an irun rud attached to
the neck ut the charger. Pushing and pulling
on TIT norse'S nesd turns crapk beneath the
driver, anu tho healthy muscular strain pro-
dueed Dy- the exercise Is Ike that which 1t man
feels utter driving = livery horse all duy. The
prlse Is from sS to SIG
Is YOU will u.,1 dream TINT IL bitter lnwsuir
would be wnEed for years over SO small q thing
as shelf for playthlnys,' said the toy~dealer =!
Yesterday. "but since l5sf the lawyers have been
trying 10 decide Io whom beloiRs the right to |
make shelf to lift I'D in a 'baby-carEiaKe, so
that the baby eau be put Ia the carriage aud the
shelf shut down In Its lap to huld the chlds
, 1881-12-18

to represent the sentiment of the Amer1cau
self tn II curious and embarrassing position.
He did mt wish to 'retiect OH Judge Cox's>
oP bs OF he ST. oetrc "a; nss
thing. he did after his return was to whit on,
Cnlef-Justtce Cartier. He was then informed,
Cox had been governed BY the opinton of me,
entire Bench in the trentment Of GuiteAu. The
consultations have been Iong and frequent
This Is ii very Important t,tct In itself consid-
cred. but it shi'u1d espee.uiiy acpnis Judge COX
OF indulEtng the criminal ut the bur OIL his own
llnatdet Judgment, He Is tho mouthpiece ana
agent Of nll his colleagues,
, 1881-12-18

raised his gun to drop the COW and Tired. Ughl
j almost shuddcr when think Of what fol-
nut iii along bt,th tines. Dun Nicols.s rusne,u
out to take 'purt- The foreign representatives
left the meal unfinished IND n,ade bee line for
j am pretty SIRE that ex-senator Christinncy
won the rnce. The carnuge vas terrible. The
battle lasted all day The Gillian teet came up
we're shrieking through the mir. To make u long
story shurt We were beaten again.
, 1881-12-18

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or
"A TRAINS - EXPLANATION or REFERENCE
NARKs.-tSasuEday excepted *Sundny excepted
Chicago q Sorruwearern Railway.
For Maps, ,Ttae-CaFd Sleep nT Tar Accommodations
apply at u Cark-5L. Grand Pacinc. Palmer House.
nnd depot corner OF Wells and kiuxfa-sr1+9
, 1881-12-18

Among the sales OF Weber pianos at the
wareruoms tn New York We notice the follow
George William Curtis, Charles J. Osborn. C5-
ris ". Field, q. 6. Williams President Chem
ical Bank; Packer Institute, A. 4. Low. Henry
Sheldon. .fay Gould, Samuel Huntington, ana j.
b. Vermll9e. President Merchants Bank. -
, 1881-12-18

f44AHt. N+IAt4y t4to3t SuHAHy-
NoTE-Pullman Sleeping Cars from Chicago 70 ST.
Louis. Kansas Ci.r uud Peoria Furior Day Coaches.
With revolving chairs, Chicago TO 81 Louis. and Rs.
csInlueC s:eepuE Cars, Chicago TO hannibal and
kansas City 10 change OF Day Cunches Chtc1Eo 70
St. Louis Of Kansas Csy.
Chicn: 90, Koci Island IL Pacific Railroad
Depot. corner Of Van Eurea ind Shermau-sta rtcka4
Otnces, u Clark-s :sherman House. Palmer House,