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Lake Erie is only sixty or seventy feet deep, bat
0ntaso. which Is So2 fee, deep Ia go fee, below the
tide level Of the ocean, Low as mos, parts Of
the Gulf Of So. Lawrence. and the bottoms Of Lake
Huron. Michigan and Superior. although the sur
face Is much higher, are all, from the vast depths
on level with the bottom Of Ontario. Nov, as
The discharge through Detroit River, after allow
Ing all the probable portion carried Of BY svapora
tion' does not appear By any means equal 70 the
quantity Of water which the three other lakes re-
eeivs. Il has been eoajsetursd that subtsrranean
river may run from Lake Ontario. This eonIse.
surs IL not improbable, and accounts for the sinru
lar fact that SALMON and herring ere caught In an
the lakes communicating with the 81. Lawrence.
but no others. AZ the Falls Of Niagara must al.
ways have existed, u would puzzle The naturalist
TO say how these hsh get into the upper lake with.
out some sabtsTanean river; moreover, any peri-
odieai ebstruction Of the river would furnish not
improbable solution cf the mysterious iux and re.
hux Of The lakes.
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Takiag Eject January 22d, 1859.
PROM CALVERT STATION.

PROM CALVERT STATION.
For Washington, 100 A. NJ. SIS and SIS r.
VI. daily except Sunday, and 400, 20, gg5 and
II. oS A. NJ, and 500 and 40 p. ~, daily.
For Pope's Greek Line, 100 A. ~, and $40 r.
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 5.4oA. N. and 500 Pm, daily.
For Richmond aud the South at 20, o.l5 A. "
daily. aud SIS 2. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For the South via Va. Midland r. r. at 4.20
and g.i5 A. ". daily, and SIS =. NJ. except sun
day, 7.lO p. ". Sunday only.
For White Sulphur and {. 4 o. 4. r. ats.?eA.
". daily.
Fgr Norfolk. via Potomac River sisAmsrs. On
Monday, Wednesdays aud Fridays at ll.e5 A. ".
FROM CHARLES STREET STATION.
Por Philadelphia. g?5 and 1905 A. NJ
daily, except sunday, aud $50, us ll.25, he
y. ", daily.
For Nev York. 9.2s A.M.II.o5AM, daily .I-
cept sunday, and 500. ll.:s. ll.5o 7. ". daily
Limited RHpfsss sor NsS York. daily, sIc.p,
sunday. 1850 , ".
Pr Washington $50. ESQ !. o5 :. 80. 9.se II.lo
" 25t. 3 IS. 80. 80. 9.o5 p. NJ on sun
day go. 10 $50. go. lilo A. NJ $40, 30
Pm
pr Bf.aklyl y. ). an through trains corneet
81 JeFssy City WITH b1a's = d" Brooklyn Annez.
Aaaf.iilE direct traE-ie- o. Fulton -. avoiding
aaatle fsrr.ass and journey Aeross Ns~ orb Cii!
FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVE STATION
For Ws.hisgisa. C..5. 5.lo. 7.25. s.ss AID n . d.
An. $50 sl5. 80 and BIO p. " on >sr-
DAY - 80. ~, p. and ll-ls a. N, ana s.ls.
and - 2 "
latAnnsp.a..; g. An aBd 5.I5P M.daily.
Leave Wa,hingtau for bait. a. s.4e. s.oU. > Sc.
al it-s A V 30 s..o.tse. $50. 7-1e 80 ana
in.e On >untay a. 80. $50 A NJ: ana
l.n. 3 81. $50 2 ~ ana iu. 20 4 n
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.


LEAVE CAMDEN STATION
I.e 'Ch.-ass. iuusii e. - Lsai.. PATH
$50 WAstirrian aa4 Wag -tstiert Va Mo.
.arl -au;srcst E.chmaHe. va 2aautlc.
f.e fr.t' Cts anl Wsf stations
=. v 4fa.ts t.t a-l Va stations
NAst.Hgi.r trr-su
80 >taatt.t iaHs1 sr4 trtapaa. E1ptsss.
49, -tat g. 20 Mef.l- .ltaE bfanet
81 'Fie4a.ft >tf4itarg inehsstsr. HaEs-,.
t~r frs4s--s GOD Ny N..MAii stsu
u- -uulas o. E.Acat, CITY ouis
se ~ ast.rrtsE Annapolis ard W.. stations
3 - 80 l-azis, Cincinnati, 'nteags. Caiun hst.
F.ttfhars ass assihrtan 81 Ki-hmor4
ass ne ~..sA t.s Qsantre
on .st.rs' t AM La-fsl Etr-ss.
D !" asa.rg 1rrsre..' aH4 was station,
y .fau ~atiat af.s 80 V Ashinsfal aEa way
Ta D te.t3 Dtt ana Waf station
Nast.ar'.s aHd M >tataH, BieAmand
- -zzati= szerf; >za4ar
zoe 2 ss4lrg,ar Eapfsss >tpp' =, AnuAyohs
4anrtian. Lsursl ans 81 sstisviIs
tss -neterisf Hagsrsia-u , re4sries nad Way
20 - asairF'#r. tnaAfais 49, W. station,
ffetr-rrt aat VA ~tstiurs
3. N.rt.nstafr anl Ny -taiiant
-. fWA.h.nFiae an4 Va, ~tAutns
'Fusb-rg see'As4 49, Dsi-a.t Eapr...
- la-. Gag elss-ls a.t. v sshi1sts.
al 0...sfaa - - M.llzna. LyueA
e-rg latt4.4s -.aik All southwest
"a >au4ss arIr ~ ~ AIRY aud Wa
" Az All WAY stAteut
is.'s Me- star n-NnrA 20 An Else
49, - h.rtslls - 90 a v - r.
Pm
Az t-a-Ht ,taf s. EsAy. saosTt ItttN
LEsfE wAsHlNsToN foK BALTIMORE
s ps - .r e. .... -sce. loooAN rae.
ta - ~
'p.H, .-ar4ay asly csssr tr..s, al, .rs.t,
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TIE fsiio-iag 20 isss trss iAaa aasslas fate.
Fsxafiins the almssf iucai-sistls ralus Z Es-l
paper. are toii 10 tAs Ls~sii Cs--,s,
sssas Papsrs are sss u assA ssossas a. O. -
Psarsnes. %; ssEsr iost sss that al g., pay
ne ia se@s -ay. @srs THAI ! paid ~ !, ons
;szs a. "a fris=4 started .s;;is payer s=sy
ds-n 10 ssssh-ss,srn 0soFgiA All sent Il g. ne.
saa Subscribed jsss 70 sssosrsx. hin. AL after
awhis Il pablishsi no,ies that ar airninissrsssr
bad an order 70 cell lots q, psbiic oaiery and one
u the ists wa' in my county. 80 I inqsirs,i
sbesi the los, and srots D. ny friend % attsai
the sale and run !, up % af,y doilAr, lie diI o..
and bid ne % the lot for thirty dsllar, AMI ,oi4
u in month to = man IL joined for 500. ahd 90
! made sixty -sigh, dollars clear By taking that
paper. Ny father told me tina, when be "a, =
young man be saw . notice in a paper that a
school teacher Gas wanted away Of 10 a dis,an,
eoun,y, aH4 he sent there and be got the si,aA-
ton. and = little girl vas sent 10 him. and after
awhile she grew up mighty swes, and pretty, aud
he fell In love With her and married her. Nov.
he hadnt taken tina, paper, VIA, do you reckon
would have become Of ms' wouldn't have
been some other felIo~, or may be 10, 1t ALL
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TAKE DE PLAIN ROAD.

De BAptis' bAn' Is gwine TO win
Telhn' you no story;
so pat you name down While you kin.
On ds roll 70 glory.
De Msth'dis' bAn 10 fAlln' froagh-
Congregation sputin';
Paitin' on airs will never do
Too much highfaiutin.
Good sodA Pons an buck -heai cakes
Mighty had 20 beat 'em
Bat. let me tell yOa What. IL take
Healthy folks % "a; em,
'Nohg De Meth d., De. De sAms,
whAh isy hAb de "scufas,
De msnbsrs PLAY De pat % game
stAn4in BY DO Tufss..
Bat hirh toss vittiss bfinr 4~ pain
Belly cant l,gs. sa
i5a ave 20 fad, g. ume faiu
Bee usy q inses sm.
Dss - hit - cd Iigiru. toe
Too much style ill rain
De ,'espsl ustssf stomach 3 -
wa las sort isia
To- mneA sAss ~tii asssss -ats
10 male 80 hitrtln
faa Iasnt % - taars Jsrs
fauua 80 is bfieaIl
hats Il 80 o. q mae 49, l..t
Iaint gwtas o. - g. rlatsn
Tie 80 az taa 4sai o. ishsl.sa tas-l
laa ~ % tus O. prayIa
ltss tsss Sc zee ss.si 81 10 80
A 10 49, ias-ntss
A 4sn - an4 30 - .aaas 80
Nhsa is aarusf q Sd
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Western Maryland Railroad.

on and after Thursday, Dec. I, lsSl. Passenger
Trains will leave Hillen Station daily (exeept
sunday as follows. baltimore time:
IT'S A. M.-Mail. for Frederick, Rmmittsburg,
Chambersburg. shippensburg. Hagerstown. vii
Transport and intermediate stations and points on
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
p.55 A. M.-Aeeommodation.f for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations. and for Hanover, Get
tysburg and points on II. j.. II. a q. X. r.
Through cars.
zoe y. INSTRUMENTATION, for Rsisterstown
(Glyndon) and intermediate stations.
400 p. M-Express for Mt Hope, Pikesvilie,
owings' Mills, 0ly ndon, westminstsr, New Wind
sor. Union Bridge and principal stations west. also
Frederick through carl, Emmittsburg, waynes.
boro, Pa, Chambersburg. Pa, shippensburg, Pa.
AS =. INSTRUMENTATION for Glyndon and
intermediate stations and points on Hanover aud
Gettysburg X. X. Through cars.)
ass 4. M.-Aeeommodation for Union Bridge
AID intermediate stations.
Trains arrive At iillen At $40 aud II. IS A. NJ,
SOS, 40 and ass T.. N.
SUNDAYS.
"a. NJ. aud 2 p. M.-Aecommodatio for Union
Bridge and intermediate stations.
Arrive at Hillen $50 A. NJ, 655 p. n.
Trains stop atintermediAte stations, also Charles
street, Pennsylvania avenue and Fulton.
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

COMMENCING SUNDAY JAN =. Isss.
P.sssrEs- T-airs 49, leave nsluma-s aAly "a
cefi -unday' a. f,lio-s
FROM PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
;ea M-wAy Ma H. Philadelphia ana
Va Staten. cuau-stug ~ Faii.islphta ~ith
"a trslr fot Ns- lofk
sla 4 kipr.', 90 Fh,iAdslphis and Ns-
:esFM -Fsr Pr, Dsv.a.i, ana In,sr.psdi.,.
stat.aa,
:.sF M-serona cia.. Train or PAilassl
pAiA. arriving 49, 2 NJ FArss.
zoe FeF PhilAdsiphiA and Nsw York
ale 2 Mo- Port Deposit ana In,srzsaiai.
stAnaus
"a Second elias, trAis for PAilaaslpAia.
FArss.
5.ee = Nor Philadelphia
PROM CHARLES STREET STATION.
g.s = M.-rhiAdslrhia and Ns- YorkR1
ioso A " Pr We, Philadelphia and Ss-
Yoft. Limited Parla- Car Tr.ia
u % =. -kxrrcss t1f Phiia. and Neu York.
see ? -Bostou. Nsu York and Philaasl.
PhiA. >issriug az through % nos;on without
chang
TlA p M-Eapr-.. for Philadelphia
li.si Aui ll.se 2. M.-Fur PhiiadelphiA and
Nss Yorh. Night Expires.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ace 7. M.-PhilAAslphiA Ani Nss York From
Charles Street Station.
AOe y. NJ New York aud PHILADELPHIA Prom
President street Station.
200 2. M.-for rAilAielphiA- From President
stree; station.
us Y. M.-for Philadelphia. From Charles
Street station.
lisS and Use =. M-for Philadelphia and
New York From Charles street Station.
CONNECTIONS.
T.eo A. M.-M Delaware Junction for all sta
tions on Delaware Railroad and branches, aud at
Port Deposit With Philadelphia aud Baltimore
Central Railroad, and al Edgewood with stages
for nclair.
9lo A.M.-M Wilmington with Delaware Rail.
road aud Branches.
2.oS =. M.-A Port Deposit with Philadelphia
aud Baltimore Central railroad.
4e0P. Nat Delaware junction for stations on
Delaware Railroad between Wilmington and HAr.
ring,on.
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sherin,s once.

SAerig-Richard {. Tracey.
Cisrk-Ephraim y. Almony.
DeBaty- Bernard fAllon.
Disfricf Dspnt,ss--is district. Jacob RuH ID
John Crooks; "a, Jacob Kraft, John II. Reed 9Th
Gsorge W. stoeksdAie 5th. Joshua Tracey; 9Th,
Nathaniel Spieef 7th. John Jefferson sth, John
u. Jones, John W. Green 9th, Robert y. Cole
james n. Hynson; llth. Robert J. White 18th
sAm'l MAFkisy. John n. wsinhoii, n. %. Forrss
ter 18th. Ludsig limerick.
Wardss II tls Jaii-ThomAs Bond.
Nsgh WafeA@aa az Jaif-AbrAm Cole Of l..
PAys,c,as a. Jaii-DF. 7. n. wingasld.
C1aPlsiss AZ Jai-Rsv. Dr. }. y. Davis. Rev
A. Melvin.
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Jasgs. Che, Jaigs. Jeshsa >. Cssssy A...
ciais jstgrs. John Gsntram. lease DALEY
Rsgisisr ~ H.Hs--TksaAs Pkilpst.
rissa.-CAss D. weaklsy. Walter srusf
hatitf' o. oyAa-. tsaft Eiyah Csliins
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COUNTY SURVEYOR 4 CIVIL ENGINEER,
ROOMS Nos. 8 AND MASONIC HALL,
T0ws0NT0wN, Nh.
Specifications and Plans furnished for Bridges,
Buildings, &c. Movie Sly.
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OLDrIELD's ExCELsuoR PUMP.

rINliE undersigned has now on hand about 1900
Il feet ofchoice White Oak Pump Stock which has
beeni spring water . sufficient length Of time 10
Tree Il from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock 10 guaranteed not 10 give unpleasanttaste
tothe water. Hisarrangements for preparing Pump
Stock In the above manner mos, ample aud
complete. and he will always be prepared 10 put
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always on hand all kinds Of Pump Fixtures Of
the very best quality including leathercd Buckets
Tor Old Pumps. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premises
where they are TO be placed, when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. After the frst year they
will be kept In order by him for ten ysars for the
moderate sum Of si.Oo per year.
e6- n The Eresisior Psmp should NOT gre sat-
isfaefioa ifwiH BE- rsmored asd fks money reloaded
Refers BY permission to r. r. Boarman. Esq.,,
Towsontown. Orders by mail, or In person. at
tended 10 promptly.
WILLIAM 6LDPIELD, Pump Maker,
Juiy2y.sl Fountain Green, Hartford Co., Nd.
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y
wM. FIrZ HUGH WHARTON.
ATTORNEY AT Law. TowsOSTOwN. Nh.
WILLIAM :. KERcH.
ArroASKr Az Aw.
NJ. SMEDLEY ROW. TOwsoNTowS. ND.
N. ". oFFUTT.
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Oaes sMEDLEY ROW. To~sobtosb. Ma.
sc BUKKg.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oTucS M.sanis Teupls ra--an,o-A. Nj
THOMAS ~ NrEK
ATTOENEI At LAW.
orrst sNEpLEi K0w Tow -pNTowN. Ne
joins lELLnrT
kIToENFl At LkN
n sNFptEY Eaw row-oNros, NJ
tENr,tL a MITCHELL
NTTnENEt Al LAW
sNEptK1 E.w Tnw.uNrpRN NJ
.fe.r>-oN q aIili,Ws
.rrasssf 81 ..-
Dbl ~. HttF.Au Nrs ~
.4ts >>.tt
stst .r.tv
ff h4 s. e.st'
H>t COSTA
,rt .eE4 tr
- 49,. r.,t.
% 90 .ts..-r'
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Clrcuit COurf.
Clerks Onice.

CLERK Of tLs cosvi--wiliiam NJ. Isaac.
Is.isiaHts-CouTt Clerk, Lewis NJ. Bacon Equi.
~, X. Edwin Hook; General Assistants, james W.
Thompson, Charles :. Grason; Record, G. Lewis
Cross, Martin 0'IIara, Thomas d. Catch, y. D.
Doilsnberg, Danl Jenifer. Jr., Joseph d. Herbert
Collector, John T.. swift Examiners Of Records
William Denny.
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F.,sf Bs.ss,si--stsyhsa Gssay. gsha J. PIlsss,
Albert u. saith. MsiA Nslior. bssia Kslb.
Ssee-S Ds.sr,si- Hobart d. CAsvmAn. AAdfs.
Dofssy. Thomas e. worsAlnrssn
Tk,,a Dt.sr,es-william Pole. s. samuel n.
Ns,iaH. James ". Berry. Henry T. Daily. Jokn
wreht. ktehari v. Tydings. Bsai. y. Knight
Ge-,'A Ds.,sse'-Jsresnlah 7. Dueksr, Aisnsoa
y. shiplsy. Hsary :. Fitch. samssI y. storm.
Fra D.'',,s'-Abram ;. Cooper. Daniel Ryan.
John ". Bond.
S,s'l L''.i,'s,-B. y. Ho.Aaii. Abr.m oI.sr.,A.
ZAehariah Aiban.
Sssss'l Di.fr's'-IIsnry wsir'. Hosea Kelly.
wm. Rutisdge.
E,gAfk Dis,ne,-Joshaa Cain, Joshua q. Bo..
ley. William r. IIipsIsy. Thomas D. Mitchell
SiatA Distrief-Gidson Herbert. Col James
Miller. James L. Gallagher. Dixon ". Tipton,
Lewis Vogle, william ID. Wright
Tsnfk Disfviet.-Thomas Kaufman, Rsrin 4.
Smith. John p. Cuddy.
EisseafA Di.frief--Danisl 3. Wright, Samuel
Pinkerton, James Haney, John W. Burton. fMr.
Wright was appointed without his consent aad
has already sent his resignation TO the Govsrnorl
Trslffh Distrief.-NicholAs W. Smith, Jas. p.
Dorsey, Louis BOn'all, John W. Hsvssn, William
u. keever, John q. Carter.
ThiSfssniA Disi,iet.-George 3. Kiefer. Patrick
0Brien, Monroe Mitchell.
Constables.
LEI Disiriet.-John y. Dobbin, samuel Rua.
"a Dtsfrtef.-John Crooks.
ID D.sfricf.-wm. II. Reed, Jacob II. Kraft.
IA Disfriet.-Charles J. BeckIsy. J. p. Upper.
90, George w. stocksdale.
sh Disfrie,.-Jsshua Tracey, Thos. J. Benson.
eh Disfries.--Nathaniei spicer, WIN. Rail.
IA Disfrief.-Joseph w. Nelson.
sd Disfrief.-John W. Green, John II. Joass.
Oh Decentralization T. Brown, JOS. 9. RoR-
ers, Robert \. Cole.
1oh Disiriei.--John Williams.
liza Dissriet.-Jas. Z. bishop, Rebt. 4. white.
i2h Disirief. -Sanasl Markisy, Dan1 d. Ryan,
Charles A. Reimeld, Harry Councilman, W.
Michael, John II. Wisnholi. N. q. Forester.
1sh Disfricf.-Ludwich Emmeriek, George T.
Randle, Joseph Ryan.
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BALTIC. County Official Directory
Members ofthe LewisIature,

State Ssnator--George II. Williams.
House Of Dsiegaiss-Edwin J. Rarber, John 8.
Gittings, JT., Andrew Banks, Joshua O. Boslsy,
Wilmot johnson, Charles Z. Fendall.
Circuit Court.
Judgss-chief Judge, Hon. Richard 0rason
Associate Judges, Hon. George YellOtt, Hon. Jas.
ID. Waters.
States Anoraey--Dayid q. Mcintosh.
Crisr-Lewis Vogle.
BaiiiS'-Gso. W. ssiPp, William MOrfOO,, John
p. Kennedy.
IaierPyefer-John J. Pilert.
AHdiior-washington Yeliott.
ComRAAsioners 10 take Tesfimony.-w william y.
Wharton, ID. Hopper Emory.
Master "a ChaHcsry.-william Grason.
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esstsaasu .rsibg o. ifsa. ths esauify 80 ind
- $50 q. tAsias 80 flslr .rtss.
T. arss q care viit4a sns "a 4Afs Z ths stables
70 Ts'rfhats aaaale4tl.at seq -ff
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Livery and Hiring Stable.

aasusii.tsit 30 ths f-sf g t.t. s.tabIi,Atsut 90
- fond a f~af. e 49,
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td@ssasss Avesse gssaiaess.
'ses y NsHasa. "a. Ns4s "a hfsay
sspestss~saess stse Depssssest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that Charles Foote, Administrator
II the Estate of Edwin r. Burdick, de-
ceased, having fled his final account AZ
such Administrators, in the Probate
Court Of Juab County, in Utah Terri
tory, and his petition praying for the
said Court to allow the said account and
to release him and his snreties from fur
tier obligation and responsibility in the
matter Of said estate, the said Court has
set Wednesday, the 23d day Of August,
AID. 1882, st 10 o'clock am, at the
Court room in the town of Nephi, in
said County. the time and place FOR hear
ing said petition, when sDd where all
parties interested may appear snd show
cause, if any they hsve, why said petit
lion should not be granted.
In Testimony Whereof, here
uRto set my hand sfix the
SEAL. seal OF said court ct my Office
IN Nephi, il said County, this
10Th day OF August. AID. 1882.
VIZ. a. G. BRYAN,
Clerk Of the Probate Court, Jusb
County. Utah. sul1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

other styles having the Innings In the shape Of
rediDgotes, pesse, long closey ttng coat made
frequently trimmed with dark or black fur. In
narrow bands. aud a collar and muh TO correspond
or simply tailor made, without trimming, having n
collar and cuiIs OF the soft, black Persian lamDskln
sEAIsKIN.
Seal saoques more than ever popular and are less
in size and shape in the latter instance following the
waist little more closely There cuffs attached
to tho close sleeves aud they made d0ubebroasted
The unmitiaed must rene nber that like the nap OF
velvet and vclveeon the fleece OF this beautiful fur IN
the made garment invariably upward and must
never have downward carcss brush. The seaiskin
clOaks made much shorter than thos3 OF last year,
experience teaching that of all seal is the very last
to bear I'll treatment, and cannot always stand
They take on more OF close Prnccsse shape ana nave
sleeves % SUIT the general style OF the garment ein'
open ana large or closely fitting There ~ always col
lar ana cuts or bands the edge OF the sleeves auu
frequ nty an entire Thinning " iur, either silver 0h
otter. black FOX soft chncllla Eher "I ho
two varieties OF chincha make elegant Oorderngs inc
pretty Bolivia softly brOwn-uued the costly shalell
africa Other fur bOrderings seen nade no OF
and pine martcn Ducn fed and cultya Ell fOt
silver foxes, white rabbit shu hare ana beaver, IN au
dltlOn 70 those already mentioned.
Gentlemen mr. ny no means forgotten III tue'c cU',IJ
fancies, In fact her luxurious IN their tastes
in the finest Ol seal ycscrs ana COATS ONercotl Oh
giant quality lined with expensive urS, .uch az tHc olt
AstrIkhau, brown lcnnct, Persian lamb MINK anu !.
handsome yellow-hued wolf rather coarse Out eAooy
warm.
There exists very little change IN chldrcn's furs For
the babies OF few grcbe, whte cOny blulIIcl
hrimner with dainty capes. saeques anu cuPS "'o
adapted Ortneir carriages, of the most beeutiu anu
artistic cOiors aud designs OF fur on cio DacABIou"u
Nossrs. Theodore r. starr ana G. q. Guntbers sons
will please accept thanks for attention
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no SAVE LIFE AND CIVlLIzE AFRICA.

{ Fox n mechanic Of Toledo has made the
T,ited States a present Of new gun, OF rather OF
an idea for gun, Tor a yet ~ Gniy cAlotS IN
MIR fOxs mlnd, ana on paper 9lI IoA ,ooon,,2
atrlained ms invention TO Tribune reporter, anu
ranttoued a few Uf the things thAl ne cApec'eu I'D
he able TO accomplish WIN II. Inc hNpheioll 10
called by Mr. Fox IA" vacuum gun. no Inr
tLat Inv IL an arrow can be hTcd an eXlraoIdlDsIy
dIstance If the head OF thls arrow were
filled with dynamite, or some oIher Po,nH"S ~,
substance the effect, III Case OF war H"u'' I'M, ~
Ia, thinks be very terrible" But he does hoI III
tend IN have il used for any such purpose Inns
pun is first for tho use OF the hle-saVlns stations
an secondly Tor civilization. for the III VI no
unrpnsrs il viii be made 10 hre hOat cohta
cnast-quardsman out TO the supposed wreck. IHe
loa, will not be fred very hlRh, buJ WIN ShliIt
along the tops Of the waves. The man III tne ooa'
/ Will be provided with bags of compressed az ],
/ which he will, arriving at the scehe Vi t nO
wreck dispense to the people VINO are htIuSsius III
| The water. Without stopping 10 receive GAPIioo
SONS OF gratitude the bold bOatlnan Will cidn"oi
nm hoard the wreck with line which was fastehgu
10 his boat when he was shot ont OF the gun ii'
will then cOurteOusly invite the women anu GNU
rem To step ashore Oy way OF TINS line. Inns Plan'
unnecessarily carried out, would render baIIiuh
! wild with envy, Tor Lulus Ight through oli,S q
few feet OF The air would SINK INTO ilsEn' M ~
com naIed wish that OF cOasIEuarusinam, nv
boat over a mile Dr of raging water. ne t'snV
| rome performance OF the women anu cHlluIoi % "a
nerI.I to be a ttug close 10 the entertalnmenl, .
For its second or civillZng purpose. MT. foM III
| ,ends to us, The gun IN Africa. Here II VIII De
| mounted on a tower ana used To hlIl WIN 80 80.
and cannibals Beneath its firm yet genus iu; an
Mr. Fox IL poets that the Dark ConllhehI -,
lose ITS darkness and that new and Original SET vi
ttIe sOGTces of the Nile Will be dlscoVeIod' H
/ is so confident OF this that he has hau PIJs 49,.
made of an African landscape In the coming u"f .,
when his vacuum gun shall rule. MIR. OK, "Ho -
an EnglIshman, has not patented THIS lhsen,'u ,
lie has made present OF II To the peopiop -, III
limited States as testimony. he says, that brlt'sl
subject regards this the greatest Government ol
earth and in the hope that the celebrity when ne
viii attain by il may help him to sell other inven
IA. 4. haan nm hmm
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o oso nm bnt when he had counted II the man said
Requirement let's chip In enough more 70 ouy ne .re
new dress Pm poor man, but here d quarter i'
old lady" 4. ar,r a. AID the
The purse was now increased to nearly 81, au
woman had Just pocketed the money Wnem n. "
forward and said to the collector Oh tne P"'"'
why. Banks, is this you T.
"Of course II Is" as
Z" And that woman IL your own VIE ! , os n. Init
We'll Mr. Knickerboeker" replied the ns az ~ chin
,oro6 bis coat it's n mighty mean man VINO Won cl
IN crnrtey 10 buy his own wife dress and help her On
xtsif
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NOTHING MEAN ABOUT HIM.

fTOTl INC IetTUtt IFc' = IV"''
At o'clock yesterday morning an Ola woi man
.at IN the Michigan Central station wpg Tue te 80 IN
qure whether she had fallen heir 10 million dollars o
was travelling through life with broken neait, p
Inquiries. Then lac passed around among mo eio"u AL"
"Genteneo here Is n Door old woman who wants 20
get TO Columbus TO friends Lcts take up coiieo
lection" -. ~
In The sourv> If four OF I've minutes purse VI 70