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District of of New Haven Probate Court,(
 May 20th, 1892 { UPSTATE of ORVILLE E. SELDEN, late of Ham, EL den, in said district, deceased
 The Executors having exhibited their administra- tion account with said estate to this court for allow ance, it is
 Ordered-That the 29th day of May, A. D. 1882, at o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in New Haven be and the same is assigned for a hear ing the allowance of said administration account with said estae and this court directs the Executors to cite all persons interested therein appear said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven County and bav- ing circulation in said district, and by posting copy the public signpost in the town of Hamden where the deceased last dwelt.
 my22 2t* SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge Proposals for Ordnance Supplies. Ordnance Dek kartment, U. S. Az The Franktord Arse nal.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 12 1882. G FAILED PROPOSALS, upon the blank forms fur o nished from this office only, will be received by the undersigned until l o'clock D. ln, on Monday, June 9th, ,882 for furnishing the supplies in such ending Juue 3O 1883, the commanding obcer of this Arsenal msy require viz. Forage Iron, Leath CT, Lumber, Fae Stationery, 1ools, &c &o.
 pref renee will be given to articles of domestic production. Catalogue giving the estimated quanti ties and articles required, be had application to this offce Aso full information to manner of bidding, conditions to be observed by bidders and terms of contract and payments.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any an adequate appropriation is made by Congress $. c. LYEORD, Maj. of Ord, Bvt. Lt.-Col, U. S. A, Commanding n22 23 26 27 je5 6
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WANTED.

( SITUATION by respectable young girl 10 dc / \ Eecotd work or general hOusssork in ELnal family. Inquire st
 u53 lts IF LAFAYETTE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23
"

A TRUSTY, competent girl to do second work and A assist in the care of children. Good references required. Apply immediately sf
 mas 2t' 13I SHERMAN AVENUE
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23

respectable girl, situation in private fan ID fly to do general housevork or second work References given if required Call st
 un23 It. l35 ORWELL AyENrF.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23
WANTED,

A GIRL to do general homework in s private fam "A fly; must be good cook and come well reeom- mendsd- Address,
 ms 2t' P. o. BOX NO. AS. City.
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BarthOlOmeW's Library. M EW books added this week From Hand to " Hand, Lottie of the Mil, The Freres, Under a Shadow, Pride and Passion, In Maremma Her Pic ture, Tallahassee Girl, Heaps of Money, Spinoza, Old M. sieurs Secret, Marion Fay, DOrothy's Ven ture Mount Royal, Dr. L'Estrange, George at Fort, Faith and Unfatth.
 N. B.-The best help furnished as usual.
 L. B. BARTHOLOMEW n22 75 Orange Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23
WANTED,

q COMPETENT girl for general housework. Ap- "A ply, between the hours Of & n- and p. m st ms It. s WOOSTER ST -FF T.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23
WANTED,

A COMPETENT girl to do general houssvork in g A private family. Wages BIO per month Apply to engineer at the pump house in WhitneyviIls-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23
WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework in a private family. Best Of city references. Apply at rear of
 m23 It. 6I WALLACE STREET, up stairA.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23

ELDERLY lady in private family consisting hL three persons. O make herseH generally use1 about the house. Apply for three days st
 m23 2t' 3l4 GRAND STREET. corner Olive.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23
WANTED,

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework. Inquire at
 mG3 It. 39 LIBERTY STREET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-30
Seras.

= Die bonbirte S6ulb gluftins be-
trdgt $91. 200.
= Bon 81 paio ipirb gemeloet. ba6
baielbif elm groBer 8erfebr berrlht unb
bic @efGalte glonaeno iino.
-, s,Sn @alueltDn mur0e eisl Wtnnn
Wdmens GDnnet arf ole Anflage ber
8ranoliiftuna bin pcrbafiet.
Sine aus 50 Ballen bellebenDe
Carload Yaumwole perbrannte in
Rust. GIN &nabe, ber nit Strei6s
b6la6en ipielte. peruria6te oas Geuer.
= 3ramps. bic li9 IN 9ouiton ies
ben laHen, tperben perbaftet uno um
$40 geftraft. @enn fe bic etrafe nidt
sablen f0nnen. mlKen fie bieie i'm Mr=
menbauie abarheiten, pofelbh man fie
paarmeiie on chamber feRelt.
= Sn 0oufton fam bic Na4ri4t an.
bab Miaiam 2ange bon bort, auf elmer
&eiie in Gloriba eri9olen tuoroen 1T.
= Die Stabt Mbilene Mil H9 inz
eorporiren laGen. Cine Abfimnlune
oer 8etpobner 1T Su biefen, 2pede an
georbnet morben.
- Nm %. bra9 su Sort 9abis In
elmer 0ffiaiersuobnllng Geuer aus.
Mebrere 9duier nit ibrent Jnball
brannten uieber, ebe man bes Geuers
Gerr tpurbe.
Sn Nalles Qumberparb an, gi{en
babnbepot su Qarebo entifanb am 20
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-30

Geuer, bas raid um f1 griff unb einen
She'll ber @tabt nit 3erit6rung be-
brobte, ba Der Minb mad 9torben unt=
fprang. Danf ben 8emiibungen bes
Maiors Spmmers bon Sort MeSntofb
tpurbe iebD9 bies l1nbeil Derbiitet. Sers
ielbe erl6ien nit elmer Mbtbeilung @ol=
baten ltno amei groben Wafierbebdltern
auf ber 8ranoStdtte unb befdmpfte bas
Geuer erfolgreid.
Marren 8. Stafforb bpn Gplums
bus 1T in BET Ndbe genannter Staot
bon einem unbefannten Wanne, Der init
ieiner Gantilie neben Der &oao lagerte,
gei1ni1en unb fhmer pertpunoet tporben.
Gin emp0rter Golfsbaufen bemd6tigte
ftd bes llnbefannten unb erbanste ibn.
-Sn San Saba Gountp iino pom
1. Sanuar bis l. December 1882 nabez
gu an AZ 3pa &egen gefallen.
= Wm. Grels in gllinger fat ii6
bur9 3ufall nit ieinem eigenen Ste
pploer eei6ollen. Die Wunoe mar lei
Der t66tli6, Der nngliidli6e erlag ibr
na9 fiinf Stunben.
- Sn Yaris brangeit Diebe in Die
Office Der Seras @rpreB= B=Gompagnie,
ir Der Mbii9t, bielelbe gu berauben.
poli5ift 9unt unb Elm Mann Namens
&aglin, tpel9e ben 9ieben ben Meg
abSui6neiben fu6ten, iinb BON 2ebtern
gef6ohen tpproen.
- 9ie poftoffice gu Nuitin bate i'm
abgelaufenen Sabre einen @elbumiab
BON 100000.
-Sn paleltine bat fib eine @ele[lz
i9aft orsanifirt sur grri6tung elmer
@isfabrif.
: 9aniel 8oren unb Sub 8rotpn
BON @oofe County finb bor bem 50be=
ralgeri9t III Dallas bes poifraubes an=
geflagt iporbett.
= Bon Brownsville 1T cine S9ifsz
la6ung gebraNnter @teine' mad New=
Sort berianbt morben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-30
9ages 9ieniefeiten.
& n | a nh

- Ser 5enatl pailirie bic Bin,
$4,000 fur bic grri9tuag elmer 5tatut
Baron be Galb's in 9lnnapolis, @.,
su bepili1en.
- Ser Yertrag aur gusipe9slung
bon PofanweiIungen nit 8elgien triti
am L. Sanuar in Strait.
= Ser 6enat hat bic grnennung
q. 6. Gampbeas BON Qouifiana als
2oniul in Wonterep beiidtigt,
g. Wdbrenb Der oerfofltnen Mo1e
ereisneten li6 1913 JplliHements, tupbei
bic iubli9en Staatelt nit 46 betheiiigt
iino.
= Scr Wsapor BON Retu Oorf Sat
bic Nusitellang ener wieens fiji bic
auifilbrung osr YefliDnsipiele oer=
tpeisert.
21ie Bepiiligungen fir b'e 8er=
lpaltung Der 5tabt yiem Oorf fir 1883
betrasen $28,593, ,535.
Danftpn, DaeQta, if in Nufre=
gung Deriebt bur6 bic 8erbeiratbung
Deg iungen rullii6en Nrates Dr. .. 8.
&ob nit Der S1rpeiter Warie paula
bonn fatbolii9en &onbent gum beiligen
9eraen. Die Sadie murbe big iebt gee
beim gebalteu.
-rgommereial" uno r@a5ette" in
Cincinnati baben li@ unter bem Ha.
men Commercial @a3eite" perbunben.
9as 8latt 1T re2ublitanii6.
= Sait Der ganse @ef6dftstbeil beg
Std6t6ens preseott in 9lrfanias 1T
bur6 Geuer serit0rt tporben. Ierluft
$50, 900.
- Drei Garlabungen &inbpieb aus
@1ottlonb linb in MaIIaduletts ange=
fommen, Inn mad Corpus @bri1ti, Se=
ras berI6ifft gu merben.
= Sn Der uOeab Setter Office" gu
Maibington tpurben fiir3li6 fir $4,497
Mrtifel berfauft, bic ii6 in tobten Brie-
fen baielbit angeiammelt batten.,
MusIanb.
y Ser frans6fl9e @enat bat 25
Msillionen Grs. betpilligt, umsbie Soften
Der Expedition mad Gunis au beden.
- 2orb Napier BON Magbala 1T gum
Gelomari6aa erboben tporoen.
- Sn Golge Der ueberf9memmung
1T ber giienbabnoerfebr swiiGen Gronfs
furt a. M. nno Wiesbaben unterbro=
den. Wprms itebt unter WaiIer.
= Ser frana0iifde @eianbte in Der
69mei3 tbeilt ieiner &egierung nit,
baB betrd9tlid)e Quantitdten Opnamil
nod Grantrei6 Der ianbt ipurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-30

sefabr poriiber, buB gennden i'm tdslid
beiudte, bic troe ibrer neun Sabre elm
unbebinates ueberseuidt iiber ben pban.
talliiden, allem tpirfltden 0eben fremben
Snaten sewann, ibm a(le nSsliden Wun=
berbinse pon ber 9Belt ba crauBen ers
3ablte, unb ibn babel 70 lieb bate, baB
fie's feinen Gag ausbielt, Obne bei ibm gu
iein. llno felt er aud nod bic Binben
I'M bic Gusen trus uno ii9 gar nidt
mebr belien frnnte, bate iie ibn boppeft
germ, piel lieber als ibre griiber, oenn
nun that er ibr aud nod 10 leie. Sic
burfte ibn oft iul @arten beruutfabren,
bas mar cine Treube! sic that es 70 BE
tutian, @dsittden fir Sdrittden unc
mar gar uidt wilp, ipnoern re@t poriid=
tis, baB ct iid nidt ffteb cber itclperte,
unb iirentee lid 70 an nit Stilliein uno
Ndtsebsn, cab ilr crbentlid, cas f(eine
Ser; babel iAlus.
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(tortlesuns folpt.)
Sas Bette unb billiaffe 9eabruna

= Sas bette llnb bilisfte gfabrunss
mittel fir &inber, Die Der Wfutterbruit
entbebren miifIen. 1T N III tt bter's
50 cut d es &in6ermebl" (Pdz
botropbine); beriu6t essunb iiberseugt
Gu6, tpie germ Die &inber es nebmen.
Sas Sinh bat ben 8ortbeil iiber BEN err
tpa1ienen Menl6en, baB es nur basic
uige genieBt, mas ibm moblfdmedt uno
alles 2lnbere gu nebmen pertpeigert. Sn
bieier 8e5iebung bat bas rDeutf d e
&inbermebl" I" BEN 8orsug BON allen
iibrigen berartiger Mitteln gldn5eno ers.
rungen. IS 1T billig, 9eiunb un6
tpoblf6medenb. Sll alien renommirten
9pDtbefen au baheu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-12-30

= 9ie Gab' i'm Sad gefauft!-So
be1tft Wan1er, ber burh marftf6reieri=
i6e Mnseisen BON Wunbernlitteln perz
leitet, iein sutes @elo bersiebt unb eine
Bfui6mebi3in oabur6 erbanbelt bat.
go benft aud tpobl Man9er, Der pon
bem groben Seilmittel bes ST. 6.
@ilsbee aesen 0dmorrboi6en, AWAKE
SIS, lieit. Seib alio borii9tig, Sbr
2eibenben, unb ienbet erit na6 elmer
prpbe, bic Gu6 g. Neuifdbter & Co.,
8or 1916, Stem Sort, auf 8erlansen
foftenfrei sui6iden mer6en, ebe ibr einen
0orratb au faufen braudt. Sn allen
renommirten apotbefen gu baben.
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***r@er 1id ielbit bilit benz miro
gebolIen.@ slber man muB nidt ber-
idumem yieren=3raut fir ole 2eber=,
yiierell= unb Wtagen=8ef6merben, golbez
ne Moer, 8erltopfung &c. 5u gebrau9en.
gine 10 enorme Nnsabl berer, bic Niez
rens&raut gebrauden, i6riehen an bic
gisentbiimer Der Meois'n, bas pOblbe-
fonnte Gn @ros Orognen=Daus bon
Mels. @i6aroion & Co., Burlington
ST., baB lie bic MebI5in in eTer leidten
gu prdparirenoen Gorm baben mo6ten,
baB Die 2eBteren iif) perantaBt geleben
baben, oieielbe in fliiiiiser iotpobl uie
in trodener 6orm berSuitelen.
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= 6. W. 9lidlem, 26 @slebab
StraBe, bat fortmdbrenb fur bos
% boleialeuno &etail= 9 ef4dft
einen 9roBen 8orratb BON Mepfeln,
Gitronen, Srangen, Bananen, gtiihen.
Manbeln, &olinen feinen Ganbies &c.
an Sanb unb empfieblt ales gan5 be-
ionoers gum beporitebenben Seite.
Ma1t Cure ginfdufe bel ibm, no if,
N1es frii9 unb gut finbet. 8
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u n 4 e / a E.

DIR. so. @alm, beuti6er Mugens
unb Obrenarat, ipiro ieben stpeiten unb
pierten Sonntag bes Monats in San
Mntonio fem. Mugen,, Obrenz, 9alss
unb Naien 2eibenbe mogen i'm i'm
poro 9otel, atpii6en 9 biz IL llbr Morz
gems unb 2 Big 4 llbr ytadmittags conz
fultiren. tutp
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Telb=S1utereieu. .

syelO=S6meretem.
&otben roitfreien 9afer,
goibell WeiSen,
Niearagua Weiaen.
Sorghum Samen,
Gerite uno 8oggen,
0fillet=Samen.
gu perfaufem bel
12,11- s. 2anba.
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tn.troit 1res Yrsb pom Is. San.)

(Dstroit 1ree Yrsb pom 1S. San.)
GtGbeimsr Bros. tabtn fosben Elm Gar.
lono BON @sebs Silt Gcse 1onie erbalten.
Dieter Nrtitsl psrfaufl aa istr RAID unp
10 mub 20 aud fein. penn 90 III obne 3wet.
fel psr bette Artisel ietnsr Nrt, Der ie elm
9efdbrt murbe, unb bat at&t isinss @le'
den. Nur bas bsae Material wirb ju
@eebs Gilt Gb8e Souie psrwaubt
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Cine alte Wdrterin, iast: ,,Dr
aders gnsIiid, Wemerp" 1T bas beife
W,tiei seseu 6uilen. Brdune obtr Dipb.
erie. Ser aqen Npctbefern 81 taben.
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Ntarp Serusss, Union gitp, Senn,,
fast: Sd babe Broprts giien=8itter
9egen 9ppetiiloiigfeit gebrau9t unb
finbe es ausgesei1net.
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g@an5 genaue Gebrau9s=N Nntpeiz
fungen fommen itets nit ben 9iamant=
Garben gum Gdrben BON Wtops, Gras.
gier, 6aar &C.
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MDtbologii6es Gobn:
Qd1erlib BON bem alten &oientbal! so
Sabr beiBt'r nit faim 8ornomen
9iri9, unb MI bringt'n lei junge Grau
Oa5u, bab er fi9 mub f6reiben 0einz
rei6.-
2epi: 8ab, in men 9iri6 fann fie
i'm INNER tpieOer oertDanoeln.
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= DpspspFa Der sefdhrli&ffe 6stnp
be, @eiunpbeif, wlo our6 Nnrenomn9
pon >, Aders DpepepRa= Tabtets" turi,t.
Bel allen Apotbeiern 3u buben.
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Maaere @enfhen .

Wells Health Renewer felt bic
@eiunoseit wieoer Der nne atebt Strait,
turirt Masenldpdde, unfrudIbarteit unb
anoers @e'dledtsfetler. 81.
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nf,8 q air D-0 Z.

rave 6Aarespex 6rte reseen enrtp en- etasees !.
Ssiissss. 8 Alb drS. nsp sirt
gSss5iiSSin 81 tsranisn y gotRsten cses Osro Aau
csSsscs1 i'm 81 Snr4 exbgep terianet "a
m .ssss,,s;sess; e; se.s;ssss) sss)
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untbdff0en g E 3 er.
sponaef n q, appetity, Gebarn gtritopfang.
0Gn,srsen I'M 3opt NIT eiuett bunlpfen @etnbl
ins in Sintsrfcpie, gdmer5en inter ben GHufter.
6iStiern. aufaetriebenietn naG cfm Glen, NIT
Abneisuns aeaeu iebe t5rperltts coer aetittse e 49,
ns,,,ia NIT hem be{pnberen @efible, tr9eno
eine Hbiieaenbeit ber8eiisn ~ baten, aRiiot8s
Yeif f8irre. 6srSflcpfeIa, Yunfte Dor ben Mugen,
ssSks Gomt. AbsrGampt &optf tf4mer5en obertalb
"a rse6ten Nust5, Mnrnbts ger e@taf NIT bedliS'
ifidenber IrdrIneia, fart 8ejdrbfer URN uno
@S ) = ST = II nm a.
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3. g. Sarnaeiu. MoHp Greet. 9en..
faet: nBropns gifen=Bitter 1T fiderlid
Elm berbienitbeaes prdparat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-22

--Paducah Enterprise "The Enterprise
has twice denied the allegation made by
the BULLETIN, and on both occasions sent
1t marked copies of the papers. Despite
this 1t has sturdily refused to notice them,
and SGT right the wrong it has done. Once
for all, and for the last time, the Enterprise
will deny the claims of the BULLETIN, and
pronounce the allegation malicious lie,
and one trumped up to do rival city an
injury" The BULLETIN regrets that it has
received neither one of the two copies of the
Enterprise in which denial of the charge
in question appeared. If it had, it would
have made due acknowledgement of the
fact. The BUIIETIN assures the Enter.
prise that the charge, that the authorities
of Paducah, or persons who acted as such,
refused to care for and sent to Cairo, the
man Black, because he was afflicted with
small pox, was not "trumped up" and was
not maliciously made. 1t was based upon
the assertion Of the victim himself, who
was lying upon, what he had reason to be-
lieye, would prove his death bead. Black
came from Paducah on the Gus Fowler
and was offlicted with varioloid when he
arrived here. And he told the story as
THE BULLETIN gave it to the public. Not
having seen any of the Enterprises replies,
THE BULLETIN does not know what kind
of defense itmade, but gives its denial
for what il is worth.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-22
A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. T. DeBaun's, So Ohio levee
A Popular Tonic

FOR WEAK LUNGS AND CONSUMPTION.
No preparation ever introduced to the
American public, for the relief and cure of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Debilitated
Constitutions, Weakness Of the Lungs or
Consumption IN the iucipient or advanced
stages Of the disease, Las ever met with the
Endorsements Of physicians or patients as
the celebrated "l'olu, Rock and Rye The
repeated and continued sales Of the article
everywhere are the best evidence of its real
merits. Letters and Testimonials from every
quarter Of the country, attesting the slim
ulating, tonic and healing effects, are in
possession of the proprietors, aud can be
adduced to convince the most skeptcal
reader OF its intrinsic virtues. Further
commentator is unnecessary and super
fuous, as a Trial of this article, having a
pleasant taste and agreeable flavor, will
satisfy all those who are afflicted or pining
away with pulmonary weakness of the re-
lief to be secured by the use ofTolu, Rock
and Rye.--[Chicago Times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-22

In libel suit in San Francisco, grow.
ing out of the Chronicles accusation that
the Bulletin sold its editorial influence to
the Central Pacific Railroad for $50, 900, the
presiding Judge ruled that such q charge
was no libellous. at is morally or legally
wrong for person to advocate project,
matter, or claim, for pecuniary or valuable
consideration his honor asked, and he
then proceeded to answer the question in
the negative: talent is as much the
capital of the advocate, the lawyer and the
editor as merchandise is of the merchant;
he has Us much right to sell .his talents as
the merchant his merchandise. The lawyer,
the minister, the parliamentary advocate,
the lecturer, the author, sells his talent, and
he is not the less respected for so doing.
The greater his learning, industry, elo-
euence and the esteem in which he is held,
the greater his pecuniary compensation. II
seems to me that it is no more libellous
to accuse one for selling for gain the sup.
port and advocacy of his newspaper than it
would be to accuse the merchant OF selling
for gain his merchandise"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-22

No cigar ever met with such an en-
thuslastic reception since the invention Of
tobacco as Tansill's Punch American five
cent cigar. The doors ha6n't been opened
ten minut.s before the house was crowded,
and standing room was so full of eager
purchasers that their feet stuck out through
the transom.
Gen. Grant took knapsack full of them
on his triumphant tour among the crowned
heads of Europe, and at his grand recep-
ton in the royal courts of england took out
box of the famous Punch and, passing
it to his Royal Highness, the Prince of
Wales, said "Come, Wales, lots have
Punch"
The tobacco from which the Punch is
made is grown entirely in Conservatives,
and the cigar is manufactured on mahogany
tables by thoroughbred Cubans, in claw
hammer coats and white kids. When a
man smokes enc of these Cigars he walks
on air, and dreams that he has diamond
scarf pin and sixty dollar suit of
clothes and has just married rich. 1t
makes the breath sweet and keeps the
teeth white, and will force moustache on
the smoothest lip in FIVE weeks. 1t i'm
Proves and beauties the complexion, eradi-
Gates tan, freckles and dandruff, and i'm.
parts the oldest countenance to the rosy
freshness of youth.
Sitting Bull sent down for ten boxes to
"smoke the pipe of peace with Gen
Terry and the peace commissioners.
Itpermeates the house, window curtains,
closets and clothes with the delicate odors
and exquisit fragrance of heliouope, frangi-
PAM, jocky club and white rose. 1t will
fasten the front gate every night, carry in
the paper in the morning, chase the hens
off the gard, and blister the boy with a
rubber gun. No christian family can
properly keep house without it, for the
man who smokes this cigar will never cut
wood too long for the stove, step on trail,
join a club or go "down to r post Office
after supper.
This cigar is sold only at the one price
OF five cents each whether you buy one or
thousand. To avoid the rush go before
breakfast to either of Barclays drug
stores, and lay in supply.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-22

McHenry, McHenry county; Towanda,
Benjaminville and Bloomington, Mclean
county; Athens, Msnard county; New
Windsor, Gable and Swedonia, Mercer
county; Renault and Maysvillo, Monroe
county; Murraysyille, Morgan county;
Peoria, Peoria county; Cero Gordo and
Willow Branch, Piatt county; strout,
Spring Creek, Nebo and Pearl, Pike coun-
y; Wheaton, Randolph county; Moline and
Rock Island, Rock Island county; Spring
field, Sangamon county; East st. Louis, st.
Clair county; Freeport, Stephenson county
Mt Carmel, Wabash county; Joliet, Braid
wood and Monroe, Will county; Rockford,
Winnebago county.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-22

Mr.. Oscar Wilde is now resident OF
New York city. Not long since, he was
waited upon by reporter of a newspaper
Of that city, and to the knight of the quill,
the chief priest of astheticism gave the fol-
lowing account of the inception and growth
of his theory" In 1878, Mr.. Wilde enter
ed Magdslen college at Oxford, England.
Listening to Ruskin's lectures on Florentine
art, and, In company with congenal com.
panions, rambling with him "on the road
afterward, the "tbeory of the effect of beau.
tiful associations began to form itself" in
his mind. He then went to Italy and visit
ed all the churches there, drinking in ev-
erything of the beautiful in art" until 'he
was saturated, as it were, with its spendor.
He returned to England, took house by
the river side and had it fitted up in CON
sonance with his own peculiar tastes; and
gathered around him group of aesthetic
young men, who had all imbibed his idea.
"They were all very enthusiastic and insen-
sibly became extravaganza in their express
sions as compared with the common man
ner of converse" Their peculisrities soon
began to attract the attention of people
outside their own immediate circle, and
when DuMaurier made them the subject of
his caricatures, they found themselves
famous, and it is to be presumed were cor
respondingly happy. In 1878, Wilde went
to London, and there was soon surrounded
by followers as he had been at Oxford. He
says his "theory"--namely, that true
knowledge of "the beautiful" must come
by association and not by teaching, is now
general accepted in England, and that no
gentleman there would think of building
or furnishing house without being
governed by the ideas that have been
developed during the process OF the
aesthetic movements. AS regards dress
Mr.. Wilde's ideas have not been as gem
orally adopted as he believes they will be.
The feminine members of his London and
Oxford coteries adopted costumes similar
to those worn by the ladies in the Patience
Comedy Company. This style Of dress,
Mr.. Wilde claims, is less expensive and
more artistically beautiful than any made
by Worth. AS TO his own attire, he claims
to shave gone somewhat in the true direc-
t!on, conoeding something to custom"
"ITis home dress which is supposed to be
an exponent of what he considers to be
the beautiful" and therefore the correct
thing in masculine attire, is described "a
a simple black velvet jacket, pair Of
brown trowsers and patent leather pumps.
He wears cravat of olive green. Since
he has been in the metropolis Of the New
world, he has been beseiged with invita-
tions Of all sorts. He has already entered
the ''lecture field" and has been lionized to