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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-03

FooD FOR YOUNG AND OLD.-Food
and medicine for young and old, pre-
pared without fermentation, from
Canadian Barley, Malt, Hops, Qui-
nine, Bark, etc. Malt Bitters are
warranted more nourishing, strength
ening, vitalizing and purifying, by
reason of their richness in bone and
muscle producing material than all
other forms Of malt or medicine,
while free from the objections urged
against malt liquors.
WHAT IS MEANT BY l50,000,000
Tons OF CoAL.-Not less than 1861
l84, 300 tons of coal were taken out
Of British mines last year, and to do
this work 495, 900 men were employed.
Sir Henry Bssssmer has been en-
deavoring to make people realize what
that quantity of coal really is. He
says that if this coal were formed into
cylindrical columns 30 feet in diam
eter apart, they would make colon
made IS miles and 50yards long, the
product of each working day being
sufficient to make IA such columns.
Another method Of giving some idea
of the immense nature of the British
coal industry is this: The coal ex-
tractsd last year would make a wall
200 miles long, 100 feet high, and Al
feet IL inches thick, a mass exceeding
that of the great wall of China by
enough to add 346 miles to its length.
And yet so vast are the British coal
deposits, it is estimated that they will
yield the present output for 300 or
1000 years to come.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-03
WHOLE NUMBER, 55S.

DON'T Twaste money on trashy extracts
when you can buy lasting perfume
so delightfully."- fragrant as Floreston
Cologne.
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Serner babe i6 mod 200 Stiif anor-
tirter tpolener &leioeritoffe borrdtbig,
Die i6 su folgenbenPreiien ausberfaufe e.:
80 @tiid 8rocabeb in alen Sarben, II
Oaros fiir ST., tpertb Is @s q Oarb,
Is Stiid englii6e Merino, II Gents %
Oarb, ipertb 20 Gents,
SO @tiid Wfoiree, neuelfe Sarben, Is
gents % Oarb, tpertb 25 Gents.
45 Stiid a6Drtirtes Momie Seibenbano
gu 10 Gents &C.
Mlpaccas aler Sarben, SlaneQ, Wa=
terproof, @alimir, Scans, @beoiots uno
acknowledgement in gr0bter glus>
tpabl. @6ube fir 9amen, Serren,
&naben unb &inber tperben' billiger
perfauft als irgenb ND anbers in Der
Stabt. @ans befonbers mada i6 auf
meine Wusmabl bon Sbapls, 8lanfets,
6enoen, Gorietts unb Samen= unb
&inberitriimpfen aufmerfiam.
Mein gprratb an Serren= unb Sna=
benan5iigen, ueberrDden, 6iiten, I'm
terfleioerlI geitridten Saden, S9uben
unb Stiefeln miro gu Stem Oorfer Soft
preiien perfauft, ba i9 bieie Mrtifel in
3ufunft ni9t mebr fiibren merbe. Mau
fomme balb uno iiber5euge li9.
@. b. Frank.
9llamo.
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@i6tt9 fiir &abIf6pftae.

prof. g. St0br, glo. 307 iiibli6
4. StraBe, ct. 2ouis, Mo. 1T es gelunz
gen, langiabrige &ablf6pfisfeit Su furi=
rem. prof. St6brs Wtetbobe lit febr ein=
fa1. Sie fablen Stellen tperben tdgli6
oreimal gebabet fiir brei Wtinuten nit
bem 6aarerseuger unb innerbalb
4 @o6en seigt li6 ser neue Saartpu6s
auf ben fablen Stellen. Samen unb
0erreu, tpel@e an &ablf0pfigfeit ober
Musfallen bes 9aares leioen, ipllten
ni9t perldumen, ii6 i6riftli6 an Yrof.
StObr su tpen6en. preis $5 Die Slai6e,
tpel6e 4 @o9en ausrei6t.
24,7,s2,tMw1i
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Sages Weuigfeiten.
g II | q II B

= 9ie &ommiiiion Bic ein Gruno
ffiid fiir ein neues Marine6ospital aus
fin6ig MAIDEN ioa, empfieblt ben 9ln
fauf bon 20 Nder 2anb, bi6t am Mil
fiiiippi unterbalb Stem Orleans gele:
gen, um Ben Preis BON $2S0,000. 9(ui
Dem 2an6e iteben 100 Srangenbdumt
un6 bas Gan5e 1T eingesdunt.
= Sinanaiefretdr Solger bat bie gfo=
mination als @ouberneurs Ganbibai
fIr Netp Sort angenommet.
= Gin Paifagiersug Der Nt9i1on,
Sppefa uno Santa Sc 8abn tpurbe
cine Meile tpeitli6 bon @reneba, @ol.,
bon betpaffneten Mdnnern angebalten
'unb beraubt.
: Sim &bo5es, Der Ma6roer Der
Maiiie=Samilie, tpurbe in Gbarlotts=
bile, 8d., aus bem Sc fdngniB gebolt
nnb aufgefniipft.
= Sn einem Mnfaa BON Sdufe
tpabniinn erf6lug S. sc. &ogges it,,
nabe Glarfsbnrg, %. s., tpobnbaft,
feline STRAIT 1tnb feline 13 Sabre alte
SD1ter.
MusIanD.
= 9ie &aiernen in gmnisfilen, ST.
Lamb, fteben in 6Iamrnen. Man be-
fiir6tet, oaB bieielben 6as Pulbermaz
gaaitt errei6en.
: Nuf bem in ObelIa liegen6en ruiz
fii9en &riegsi@iffe .naomiral pogoff"
erplobirte Elm Sorpe6o. 3mei Sffi5iere
uno 30Marineioloaten tpurben get0btet.
-Sn &iem Bat man groBe Quan=
titdten Dpnamit aufgefunben.
SDnoDn. Ser tteue Oampfer
yWerra" bonn Norboeutl9en 2loDo bat
BET ieiner probefabrt III ¬en gez
ma9t.
garis. Senrp so. STANLEY 1T
nod 8riiilel absereiit. @iner Der 3ipede
ieiner &eiie bortbin. .beitebt barin, fit ben
Snternationale1 Mfrifanii1en 8er=
Elm" einen She'll bes @ebietes gu erlanz
gen, tpel6es &6nig Bat6es iii Golge Der
@nergie bes Gran3olen Be 8ra53a, Der
fltra bor Stanley BEL ibm eintraf, an
Sranfrei9 abtrat. 9ie fran561il6e &ez
gierung bat ben 8ertrag nit Dem &6ni=
ge nod ni6t ratifieirt. = Man glaubt,
Granfrei1 merbe bur6 BEN 8ertrag nit
bem &6nig 8at9es bic Gontrole iiber
bas @ongogebiet erlangen. &0nig
2eopolb ertennt bies in einem an 2e1=
ieps geri9teten S1reiben als cine pol=
lenbete Sbatfa6e an. 9ie fran301i=
i6en 3eitungen erfldren, STANLEY babe
Granfrei9 berordugen tppllen unb per=
langen bic iofortige &atlfieirumg bes
8ertrages.
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Scr @infer 1t1ht.

Sic eroriidenoe 9Sdrne bes SOM.
ners bat elmer angeltebmen Sempara=
tur plab gema6t, tpdbren6 6ie gtd6te
16pn fiibl S1 ttennen 1inb. Nfan ipirb
baran erinnert, baB Elm @e6iel Der
&leioung nptbmenbig unb baB ber gait
| &c Npparatus ber 9lusitattung Oes Sauz
les gednbert iperben muB. Gor allelt
Singen fommen bic Seppibe tp;e6er slt
ibrem &e6t; man perlangt na6 tpolle=
nen 9efen uno na) f6Dererer Sletz
oung. Seim 9lnbrr1 elmer neueu Saiz
Ion iino Die 9(usgaben, tamentlib fir
San1ilien, lli9t gering unb es frdgt iid
nun, ip man faufen iol, Tim gut uno
billig beoient at tperoen. SaB ein
6aus gr6Bere gprtbeile bieten fann als
eitt anberes 1T Qlllen ldngit befannt.
Mber ale Gortbeile, Die beim @infauf
su ersielen finb, unb alle Gortbeile, bic
beim Wieoerperfauf ben &unoen su GUT
te fommen f6nnen, finoen li9 nirgenb=
mo- 10 nereilligt, tpie bel
8. 8 0 | lffon,
Dem S1nittwaaren &6nig bpn San
antonio unb Dem ganseit Weltelt. Man
made nur bic Brobe 1lnb berglei6e iei=
ne @aaren uno Preiie nit benen anbez
ret Sduier unb es tpirb 1i9 ergeben,
baB man fit balielbe @elo bel 9errn
Wolfion n1ebr faufen FAINT als irgeno
mo anbers. ltnb oa5u fonllnt, baB
feline Girma bic 9lusmabl oer Waaren
bietet, tpie @olfion. Sas 2ager in
tpoaenen Seden, @batpls,
Saden, umf6lagtiiGern, Slanell= Inter
3eug, 9errenz unb &nabenan5iigen,
aleioeritOffen II. I. 10. 1T 10 eroBartig, |
ipie nie subor, unO nur bas Neueite, |
unb 8eite lit su ba6en. Serr |
Wolfion~bat fein perIonal bermebrt, |
10 baB trob oes mahenbaften, 1i9 tdgz |
(i6 iteigernben Nnbranges Sober f6nell |
unb prompt bebient mer0en fann. 9as
glei6t einem fleinen
Sabrmarft, 10 lebenbig, 10 geordnst |
,on 1T es fortndbreno, unb tpenn bes
Solfes Stimme bic 8abrbeit ipri6t, |
. bat fi6 bie gr0bere Maioritdt Der
gempbner bDn San Qntonio unb ltmz |
Jesenb bafiir entl6ieoen, lire ginfdufe |
)ei 8. @olfiDn gu MAIDEN. 25,8t |
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Seras.

= 9iebe brangen tpabren6 ber Na6t
bonn l. in ben Store bon sc. pearD in
GDle nno ffablen cine beoeutenbe Auan-
titdt S6nittmaaren.
- Sim q. murben bon Sort WOrtb
aus 1000 8allen 8aumuolle bireft na6
2iperpOol beri6ifft.
Sn 9arebo erlaubte ii6 Elm Spaz
nier ben SpaB, gau De Cologne aaf
ben &opf elmer Merifanerin gu ipriben.
Ct gerietb beBbalb nit oem Mann Der
Grau in 9treit uno erlag in Solge ber
erbaltenen bier pifoleni6iilIe.
= 9ln Der Nlum Greet Bel 8aitrop
brannte Srnes Sin NIT 40 8aumpol=
lenballen Qb.
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: Mihtiq fir YQtienteu

Mi6tig fir patienten. = Ser
gr6Bte Mobltbdter 1T tper59mer gen
linbert unb Granfbeit beilt. 9r. Silsbee
bat our6 feline punoerbare gntoedung
bes ANAKEISIS, zines bur9aus lei6=
ten raid, unb nntriiglib tpirfenoen
9eilmitels fir 9dmorrbpioen in allen
5taoien, beibes bollbrabt. 10000 ge=
beilte Batienten beaeugen feline 9eilz
fraft. IS 1T eim einfa6er ginfiibrunssz
f0rper, Der als @rmei9ungsmittel uno
Mebisin bient. 2inberung tritt iofort
elm unb bic 9eilung 1T gemiB. preis
$1.00. prDben frei. Granfirt Sugei9idi
bur6 g. ieuitdbter & Co., BOZ
1916, NetpOorf.
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sSair gum Seitem Der oett11z
enaliid1en Gdlule.

Sie obise 6eitli6feit Dirb am Wtlttz
tpod ben II. OftDber beginner.
Samen iopobl tpie Serren, bic ets
mas beisulteuerm beabii6tisen, iperben
bierbur6 b6fli6lt eriu6t, i9re 9aben
bonn 1. Sftober at mad Der Wobnung
Ser Grau &esiua 8edmann, ealino'
StraBe, gu ienben.
25, ,1w Sas epmtte.
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tiefe @eaustbuuns, boB er ltd seraoe ibr
unb nur ibr allein BON bieler Seite seiste,
aber bas minberte ibren Corn burdauS
nidt, 70 menis pie bus SepuBtletn, baB
ae ibn abfdtlid Bis gum GeuBeriten se=
triebett unb bic @ntSesnuns cine peroiente
NJ at.
(F,yffehtt,fn fofnt
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(D.trptt Stree Vrs6 pom IS. San. J

(Detrpit 1ree Yreb pom I8. SAM
TsGbeimer @rps. babsn ioeben elm Gar
loab BON &eebs Gilt gpse Sonic erbalten.
Dieter Mrtitsl psrtauil fh fetr RAID unb
70 mub es auh fsin, eenn ss 1T otne 3wet'
fel Der bette Mrtitsl l.insr Irt, Der ie elm
stfitrt wurbe, unp bat ni&t ietnss 6let-
den. Sur bas bette Waterial rviro 81
&ssbs Silt gpge Ionic psrpaubt
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$4OO 8elobtttttt8.

Sie Mitglieber bes San 9lntonio
Surnpereins merben Obige Belobnung
fir bic 8erbaftung bes Wtoroers BON
8. S6pars sablen. Sas Gelo iplro
na9 Der ueberfiibrung ausbe3ablt.
8. Mauermann, pralibent.
s. &unge, Secretdr.
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(8ortfebune folpt.)

0enn cer @e1 1unobeitesuRaao Sa
rsr 6rau idledt 1T, penn Sbre 6tnber
frdntlid, finD, tpenn Sie reht absem attet
fino, sebrauden Sie Brpw's @i en-.
9 itters.
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Meimctt 3nmbett

unb bem publifum iiberbaupt seige i6
bierbur6 an baB in meinem @tore arf
Der Mlamo mod cine groBe 9tusuabl
BON @aaren su finbeu 1T. 9arunter
Z Suberb Mdntel, ueberr6de uno Solz
mans gu folgenben preiien:
~ 4 E,aitH Hn.. do k0
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Maaere Menfd,eu.

Wells Health Remover felt bic
@efunoteit wieper ter nno Siebt 3raft.
turirt Masenidwdde, nnfrudlbarteit unb
anoere @eldledtsfebler. 81.
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MSim eSmmge BON 12 bic 16 Satren
W fam Beidiftisuns finben in Der
apotbsts bon s. aalteAsr & Scsn.
Ok O t11nf
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"BUCHUPAIBA.

Sane(e, srinoliae 8ur fit ale
idmer3lidsr gfieren=, 'glai ien= unb llriu=
Orsan=Srantbeiten. 81. Bei Nprtbc=
tern,
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1887 Gs@inse ii, 8strass saa 1886, ,5aa
gE Gnfrasea fur Mesntsn, fopis Raten IA,
elIbs tSaHen MIR tn Der Sfiiee In Stem DrItans
eemadt wsrbsn.
aa Ws. q. Daupbia,
NeD Srleane e.
gbwarb Mpore, Msent, GGe Ssaltua II. Meeas!o
StrdEe. San MntoniD.
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Wte tann N n BITE Sc unbb E
fhern.


So III ieltiam, bab Semanb NIT eeibsn
bsbaftst 1T, bic burh unreinss 8lut ent'
nebsn, uenn 8 uiabalis bic @siuno'
Asit i'm ptY0lten Orsanismus pifeer tsr'
fsllt. NOiabalis III Elm bartender Ssrup,
anssnebm gu nsbmsn, unp Der beite bis jsst
entpedte . Blutreintser. 80 betlt
Sercpteln. fyptilitiihe 9stosn, yfisrsn'
fawa&e, grYdpslas, malariihe 9siosn,
Nerp6Ntat, Sdwdhs, @a1snlsibsn unp
arantbeitsn bss Blutss, Der 9sber, her
Nlsrsn, bss Wassns, Der 5uut &c.
Bafer's Yatn Yanacea beili
Shmsr3.n bel Wenlden unb Sbisrsn.
Or. Npges's Borm .SYrui
tSbtet bic @armsr aussablidli6.
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Ia. 3. =.

Die eoniiiana StaateIptterie III bte staatas, bk
spa benz gp!fe enbefitrt parbe
Qoutftana State 2ptterp Gn.
Diefss SafiItut wurbs SABRE 1858 fur c.
ste9sns8> nnb DpbhbdtieteitS 9wste ron Be-
e5seatslesisgatur fur ben 9eitraum BON finfunb>
.wen3ts Sabrcn 9efeslt@ ineorpprirt NIT etnfm
Gapttal pta S1,000.eOo, su p.l1em Fe feitb1
sinsn Reffrsefuab son $3.50. 900 binsusefast BET
DUr6 cit u6erfdpene.i1es Grtrn, murben itr,
NeGte sia a6eI Der eesenwdrtisen @taatsspn>
fsitutiun, onsenummss an 2. December 1879
glue CUTE 0efegea6eit feim @GaG
s,t taa6ett.
itse src5en 3ietunsen BON einseIntu
Num ern fIaben mpnatli9 ftott. NtemaIs 3iys
stns 5tebuae ssrldsben. sHaa Iefs aaGfolseafe
1reisssrtbeilans.
Wrobe 1tenatli@e 3iebung Set
Classe K.
n sssro Sr!eaHs Dienfas Ben 10. Seto5er 1882.
Ils rafsre flnfiiseu 3iebuaasn Fnbenlats naisr
Aafft4t unb 2etiuus ber generdle
@. o. 3sgmssgara rna gnllisiaaa tma
sabal 9. Curly rat atisgiaten.
9aapfpseis $4,000.
100 nm GtHsta .n Ok 3.S.a M..xILu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-07
PASSENGERS.

For Maui and Molokai, per Le~
hua, Nov Cdr Fitch, Prof w ID
Alcxandery Capt Button, w A Wall,
NJ G Correia, G w Davidson, wife
and child, Mrs w Lishman and
child, G j Fishcl, S w Kaai and 80
deck.
For Kona and Kau, per Iwalani,
Nov. G-J Sheldon and wife, l.
sheldon, Miss II Sheldon, Miss
Hall, T. Mcincke and wife, j III
Bruins, L A Andrews, and about Is
deck. -.
For Manilla, per olani, Nov T.
Greenstein, Brownstein, Ramon S
Ocana.
For Victoria, per Madras, Nov Z
-150 Cinnamon.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

Rig Name From Duc
Blk Emma, from Pugc, Sound, Aug Is
Bktnc Emma Augusta, I'm Pt Gamble for
Kahului, Got Z
Brit stm Sucz, Dodd, I'm s F. Nov,17
Stmr Xealandia, from s. f, Nov 20
Stmr City Of Sydney, I'm Sydney, Nov 20
Bark Lizzie Marshal, fin Pt Gamble
Br blk Ullock fin Liverpool, Dec
Blk Abcr Aman I'm Glasgow, Dec
Bktnc Discovery, FIN S T., Nov IA
Am bktne Klikitat,
Blk North Stai, from Newcastle
Br ship Ambassador, FIN Newcastle
Bark Amy Turner from Boston
Ger blk Livingston from Hongkong
Am bktnc Amelia from Port Gamble
Schr Joseph Russ from Humboldt due
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Notice..

NOTICE-All persons owing money,
IN rent, &C., to Her Highncss Ruth
Keclikolani are hereby requested to
make their payments to
210 I'm Ii. A. WIDEMANN.
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DEPARTURES

Nov c.
Stmr Iwalani for Kona and Kau
Stmr Lchua for Maui and Molokai
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Kahului
Stmr Mokolii for Koolau
Schr Wailele for Maliko
Schr Waioli, for Maliko
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ARRIVALS.

Nov. G.
Schr Malolo from Hackalau
Schr Mana from Ililo r
Schr Kauikeauouli from Honokaa
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VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY

Stmr Madras for Portland
Bark Iolani for Manila
Stmr Likelike for windward ports
Schr Waiehu for lIonomu
Schr Ehukai for Waialua
Schr Waioli for Paauhau
Schr Wailcle for Maliko
Schr Jennie for Koloa
Schr Uilama for Uanalci
Schr Prince for Kekaha 80
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M. McInerny,.

-'UO''V JVF V''O IfT'y''VVes
N. B.-Dcware of imita-
tons, rs l have discovered
several silver watches bear
ing the name of =" Waltham
Watches" which are of Swiss
Manufacture, and are sold as
genuine Waltham watches. u
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Br stmr Madras, Bradley
Bklno Janc A FalkinbuNg
Am schr Claus Spreckcls
Haw blk Iolani,
Haw brig Ninito, Cameron
Bark Imacos
Am bark Hope, Aspolct
Tern Kit Sap
Bktnc Ella, Brown
Bktnc Eureka
Blk Revere .,
Bark Kalaknua, Miller
Bark Ducna Vista
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TELEPHONE,

Dimond Head, Nov. Z, $3.50 am
Light S. wind
Nothing in sight.
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NOTICE,-IIavinS purchased from
IN, Mr.. A.W. Bush, all his right, title
and interest in the Grocery Business, on
Fort street, it is my intention to carry
on the same under the firm name of s.
J. LEVEY 81 Co., and hope, by strict
attention to business, and the wants of
my customers, to merit share of the
liberal patronage bestowed upon my
predecessor, Mr.. A. w. Bush,
225 init u, i''lHi S. j. LEVEY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-27
A visit to Whittier.
Syracuse Journal.

The house is fair, we'll built brick
residence, with wide piazza on three
sides Of it, close to the roadway but
overlooking an extensive and very
charming lawn. The reception room
is essentially an authors home
bright, cheerful and full of pretty
things, that have doubtless been made
by pretty hands. A piano stands in
one corner by the open fireplace,
and could imagine Mr.. Whittier
pensively listening to the good music
which somebody plays for him, as
there is a quantity Of it lying at
hand near the fine instrument, by
the best composers. Mr.. Whittier is
tall, erect, and somewhat difhdent,
as bachelors Of his age are apt to be.
His greeting is cordial, and his fine
brown eyes say welcome" before.his
lips utter the gracious words. Our
conversation drifted into a topic com
mon at the time-the deaths Of MIR.
LongfelloW and Mr.. Emerson, both
close friends Of the Quaker poet, and
both Of whom no eulogized in his pc.
culiar way. Naturally our talk passed
on to the other world, and the near
ness many persons experience Of theiI
dear ones who have entered its rest.
II have never felt the influence you
describe, " said Mr.. Whittier; mo one
who have passed away seems near t
me now. Life is such a mystery, tina
/ do not ask to penetrate the secrets o.
eterDity-but l can imagine that yol
and others are conscious of the unseer
presence Of those whom you have loveC
and los"
And who are oternally happy
added.
"Well, / am not certain about that,
he continued with an expression Of lab
straction-''I believe that we ma!
have trouble here--if not the contras
would not be so sweet. The difference
| will be that We shall be better enabled
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OLD RELIABLE.
The Popular Route to and from
St. Louis, Chicago, VicksOurg
and New Orleans.
The Illinois Central, and Chi
cagO, st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroads
Consolidated.

This railroad has in the past few
years attained a degree of excellence
not equalled by any of its competitors;
thoroughly ballasted and entirely laid
with steel rail, with its cars Of the
latest and most luxurious patterns,
nothing is left to be desired by its
many patrons.
It's immense business constantly
increasing, is incontrovertible evi-
dence of its right to the title of BEST.
Pullman cars are run to st. Louis,
Chicago and Cincinnati from New
Orleans and other Southern cities,
which, with but one change, lands the
passenger in all the Eastern and
Northern cities. Mr.. A. II. Hanson
general passenger agent Of the |. @. R.
r., at Chicago, aud j. w. Coleman,
general passenger agent Of the g.. st.
l.. & N. o., or Southern division, spare
neither labor or expense In promoting
the comfort Of the travelling public
They have cheap round trip summer
excursion tickets on sale every season
to all summer resorts, and have a well
selected corps of competent assistants
to personally supervise the movement;
of their constituency. Ladies and chill
dren travelling alone over this line are
especially cared for. IT'S our pleasure
to commend this line. We congrat1,
late its management on their deserved
success.
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THF NEW YORK CENTRAL.
A Great Line and a Railroad
Personal.

During q recent-visit to the North
vest a representative of the LEDGHH
formed q very pleasant acquaintance
in the person of Mr.. L. Heusneri
western agent of the New York Gen.
trail & Hudson River railroad, with
headquarters at Chicago. Heis avery
pleasant gentleman and evidently
understands the great interests he
represents, and is the right man in the
right place. The New York Central
is one Of the most noted railroads in
the world. 1t has four tracks and is
superbly equipped. West of its ter
minus, at Buffalo, it connects with
Chicago over the Michigan Central
railway, and the two seem to run to-
gether as one. The New York Central
is run in direct connection with vari-
Gus other important railroads. At its
Offices and principal stations passen-
gers can take drawing room cars to
the principal cities, from New York
to San Francisco, and go through
without change. Persons going from
the South, via Chicago, to New York
or Boston, or the White Mountains
in New Hampshire, can buy limited
or unlimited tickets, and there is sure
ly no safer, sWifter or more attractive
route. A map of the route and its
various important stopping places, list
of hotels, time tables, etc., can be had
by dropping a line to Mr.. Heusner, at
Chicago. The Boston L Albany rail-
road, which: connects with the New
York Central, has adopted the English
fashion of serving their passengers.
a bill Of. fare is placed in the hands
Of travellers, orders are made out, and
lunch baskets are supplied according
" at Springfield. The porter On the
drawingrOom car afterEard takes
charge Of the baskets. Such are some
of the comforts, conveniences and lux
uries Of modern railroad travelling
The inventor of Aladdin's Lamp never
dreamed of anything SO gorgeous and
fascinating.
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lflskl, llak Vas one q Ihe tAfdsII

sfEsku, jIak Was one Of he hardest
butelats that ever cursed Chicago.
George Holt, Of Chicago, is d gam.
bier. Lately he has been bleeding the
| fraternity, BY drawing from sporting
houses considerable sums of money to
Elk" or silence, newspaper reporters.
This wealth he has gobbled for his own
use.
Too bad. While serving fourteen
years in penitentiary, William Hayes
earned and saved $500 by extra work.
He came to Chicago, was cenfdenced,
and robbed Of his all.
Mrs. Louis, a coIored lady of her
vile, Louisiana, is lecturing in Chi
cago for the benefit of those of her
color who suffered by the late foods
in the South. Her lecture was on
1.-THE Negro; His Past, Present and
Future"
Business very dull in Chicago.
NAYR,
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God Bless the Women,

The best interests Of all humanity
depend on the good health OF our
women folk. WOman's best friend
for relieving the painful weakness with
which so many are afflicted, and as a
general family medicine for wsrdine
off bilious attacks and curing stomach,
liver and kidney complaints, is
Browns Iron Bitters. It contains
just such life giving properties as are
needed in female diseases, and il
superior to all other preparations as
q true medicinal tonic, for giving
health, strength and vigor TO every
part Of the body. 1t you are weak
nervous and debilitated, or suffering
from dyspepsia, Browns Iron BitterI
will surely cure you.
5. Mansfield Il Co., w. N. Wilker'
son & Co., and G. w. Jones & Co.
Wholesale agents.
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Democratic Congressman ON the
Nomination,
American.

General G. G. Dibbrell. member o
Congress from the Third District
writes as follows from Washington t
a gentleman Of this city: II am GLAD
General Bate was nominated. Say Il
him | will canvass my district through
and through for him. His nomination
meets tho appreciation Of all our Dem
ooratic members, as does the platform
We want Democratic harmony and
SUCCESS"