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The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
DIED.

THoMAs;MAiter long and painful Illness 3s
Washington street, last evening, q. W,
Thomas. Ho Will be carried from his rosl-
dence In the morning TO tho Nineteenth street
Baptist Church, whore ho Will lay In state,
from which place he will DO buried at $3.50
o clock. He was q member OF tho Masonic
and Odd-Fellows' fraternity, who Will take
charge OF the funeral. The relatives and
friends OF the family arc invited 20 attend.
Tho family and relatives will leave the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Rliza A. Stewart, 1908 Nine
teenth street, at 8 o'clock.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ON TOP AGAIN,
And Now Let The Critic" Nine stay
Thpre.
IsHEp AUGUST 1868.

Tho Critics, Notwithstanding thclr defeats Of
Wednesday by the wavorlys and Thursday by
the Athletics, camo to the bat again yesterday
with the National Stars, on Ninth aud $ streets,
and defeated them by a score of 81 to o. Tho
first three innings were very close, but soon
the Critics got on to tho pitcher, and tho game
became one.sldod. Giadmon being unable to
pitch, Gates was substituted, and fooled tho
Stars considerably, Moore backing him at tho
home.plate. Homoruns were made by Glad.
mon, Gates and Talks, OF the Critics. The
wayerlys feel very good over their victory
with the Critics--so very good that they arc
talking OF taking four OF their mon and play.
ing the Critics. This seems too utterly too
babyfied; but tho Critics play baseball whom
they play, and the waverlys Will soon have
the pleasure Of repeating the dose, Il possible,
they administered to the Critics Wednesday.
Umpires should bc barred from playing on
either club. Nino men is tho requisite num-
ber. Tho Critics hovc two or three games In
view for next week, for th6y are gamo and Will
cling to the bat to the last. They Will play tho
Stars again Tuesday, on Ninth and s stroets,
at D p. m. Yesterdays gamo was umpired by
Mr.. Hall In manner which proved satisfac
tory TO both sides,
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
WHERE TO WORSHIP.
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.

All Persons Invited TO the Gospel
Fcasts-wbo VIII Preach and what
VIII he the Subjects of Discourse
A Directory for All DcnOnsiun-
tions-MisccIIaneo Religious In
tcliigcnce.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
Extreme Poverty

is the only condition In life that furnishes any
reasonable excuse for buying cheap and timsy
articles OF wearing apparel The writer
bought ono season n suit Of gauae garments,
warranted tho cheapest In the market, and so
they wore, ana lasted shout six weeks. The
next season they were replaced by garments
nj about onothlrd more cost which lasted two
seasons, and were llt for the first few weeks OF
the third. True economy is best consulted by
going at ouce to Taylor & Hufty's and getting
good goods and letting cheap trash entirely
oil
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
DUBLIC VOICE.

WASHINGTON, d, O., Dec. 80, 1873
Gentlemen;
My husband, who for years
was sufferer from dyspepsia,
and from which he could not get
relief under the use Of the most
popular medicines, was cured
from that terrible complaint by
Browns Iron Bltter5. | can
most cheerfully recommend Il
from u sufferer OF tho disease.
MRS. HUTCHINSON.
Browns Iron Bitters not only
cures Dyspepsia, Weakness, Ma
larla. Lassitude, but prevents
and relieves wasting diseases OF
tho Liver, Lungs and Kidneys.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19

Tho art OF fermentlng tho oporto grape Into
wine in this country has been brought TO Il
speer, of New Jersey, than by nny other per-
son, and his wine is very popular as an even.
ing wine, as well as for the communion table
and for inyalids. For sale by druggists and
prarapa
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
A RAFFLE

A RAFFLE vo,
MEERsCIiAUM PIPE AND CIGARHoLDER
will take place at Passeno's Boahouse, 3l3i X
ST. on Tuesday, August %, the proceeds OF which
will be for the benefit Of Edward Clonlson Poor
disabled and needy workman, Tickets, % cts.
each. Finy tickets 10 be sold. The highest throw
wins the pipe; the lowest the holder, Il
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19

MEMPHIS, TENN, April 13, 1881.
II. WARNER 4 Co.: Sirs-Your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, in my case, cured confirmed
sickness OF twenty years. l believe It to be the
remedy for all female disorders, and can
cheerfully recommend 1t.
MRS. b. n. BOLTON.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19

DLFAsURE BOATS, of the latest styles, TO
Il hire at all times on very reasonable 1eIms,
Passeno, slsi and SiS6 Water st., near High 81,
Georgetown, ID q. lugdn
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
FINANCIAL,


The following observations OF the transac
tions In tho financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by tho banking-house OF II. ID. Cooke,
1r., Co., 1920 street, Washington, ID. o.:
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19

John N Beckwith and Emma Dudley.
w. N, harrison ana Clara Bennett.
George W. Dnvall, OF Montgomery County
Md, and Rosa A. Price, OF Baltimore, Md. 80
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19

Tho transit OF Venus is going to occur next
December. II you want to take n little prelude
as u sort OF preparation, go TO James Tharp's,
S1S street northwest. He Keeps the best
wines and Liquors in tho market.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19

COLONEL RocRwE has asked the Com
miasioners for granite slabs for constructing
cutters In the grounds OF the Executive Man
sion.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
AUCTION SALES.


EoLEY, Auotioneer.
WILL SELL THE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT 00s SEVENTH STREET DAILY FROM
TEN THIRTY A. NJ. GOODS AT PRIVATE
SALE AFTER AUCTION HOURS. aus
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
AMUSEMENTS.


True to the promise Of Mr.. Driver, the oper-
attic season WIS usherod In last Monday evon-
Ing by the first appearance Of tho Eclipse OPP
cretta Company, consisting OF i've soloists OF
eminence on tho concert and operate stage.
Miss Mary Howard possesses soprano voice
which combines powor, natural sweetness and
great cultivation. Her rendition of tho dinl-
cult aria from "Il Barblore," by Rosslni, on
Monday night, literally captured the audience,
who called her back four times, and each time
sho responded with different song, being mp.
parently as willing TO please tho listeners as
they were to listen to her. Mr.. s. A. l.. Bent
ley is quite comedian, and his comic baritone
songs are greatly enjoyed. Miss Edwards is
young and pretty and possesses lovely
mezzo.soprano. Miss Taylor's contralto Is
rich and well cultivated, and Mr. Nelson has n
sweet tenor voice and uses II very effectively.
Tho whole ensemble forms picture well
worthy of admiration and must be seen and
heard to be appreciated. No handsomer
dressing has been seen here, even by the most
celebrated concert companies. The business
OF this week has been simply immense, and
1ustines Mr.. Driver in incurring the heavy
additional expense connected with the on,
easement Of this 3; company on Tno Operate
by condensed version of "Billee Taylor"
Our readers are advised to 60 early II they
wish to secure seats.
Theatre COmique.
great show is on this week at tho above
popular theatre. 1t Is worth the price of ad-
mission alone 10 see Wheatley and Traynor. A
big bill Is announced for next week.
Abncr's Garden.
Inc concert ut ADnor 8 duruen tnlS eVonlnB
promises to be n rare treat. The programme
includes vocal and instrumental selections.
Next week there Will be new attractions.
Excursions.
Go TO Quantico Pavilion on tho Keyport.
Take a trip on tho Excelsior to the Great
Falls and Cabin John Bridge.
Patronizo tho Fruit Growers pleasant Gly-
mont excursions.
The Mary washington's flfteen-cent excur.
sions TO Mount Vernon Springs every Tuesday
are very popular.
Don't forget It.. There will be the usual OK
cursion to Lower Cedar point tomorrow. This
fs the most popular resort on the river.
Public opinion concerning tho trips Of the
Mary Washington to Mount Vernon Syringe
and occoquan Falls fs, that they are immense
The steamer George Learyswill make an OK
curslon to Piney Point next Monday. The ex-
cursion promises to be charming affair.
Be sure and patronize the excursion to Mar
shall Hall next Friday, to be conducted by the
Ladies' Benevolent Society OF 81. Petcr's
Church
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
0CCO@UAN FALLS
AND
MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, having
been thoroughly overhRued and newly furnished,
Ia running excursions to the above places. For Oc-
coqunn Falls, Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays,
leaving 7th-st. wharf Sundays at $50 a. M, We'd
nesdays and Fridays ut 0 n. M. returning Mt 8 y.
m. Tickets, 25 cents. Mount Vernon Springs,
Saturdays, leaving at u. M. returning at p. m.
Tickets, 10 cents.
brass band on Sunday.
No Objectionable parties allowed ON the boat.
L. 8. RANDALL,
iyl Proprietor,
The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
eY~CAPITAL PRIZE, S75, 5,OOO.- -lEs
Tickets only So. Shares in proportion.

The Public Is requested caTcTulIy 10 notice tho
nelo and enLarQed Schsme % be draton M0nthLy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-11
CITY PROPERTY.
The following property in
the City Of Los Angeles:
VOLUMEIII
OF DELINQUENT BOOKS.
Amount Of
taxes and
costs due,

| lAX0
cost,
No. /. Commercial Bank Inter.
est In lot commencing at . peint
on southsrly line Of Fourth street
| distant ll0 feet uorthwesterly from
southwest corner Of Fourth and
| Hill streets :; thence Southwestern.
| ly parallel to Hall Street 90 feet:
thence northwest0rly parallel TO
Fourth street Is feet; thence at
right angles seuthwesterly 90 feet;
thence ct right angles northwest
eTly 50 feet; thenee ~ right angles
northeasterly l20 feet to Fourth
street; thence at right angles IS feet
to beginning; ereated by mort
gage to secure q debt, given by g
II Bradley TO ] w Lord ct vi and
assigned to Com merciai Bank,
dated April 7th, 1877, and recorded
In beck "A, page 302, OF mortgages,
records OF Los Angeles county, and
valued at $500.
q Haskell, A E-South 100 feet
of fractional lot Is, block Y, in
Also tract valued at SO: improve
msnts SIS; personal properly SIS.
4 Paine, George NJ, and Robert
N Akers-Sx acres of land in Sc
corner Of lot Z, block 81, Hancock's
survey, bounded north by G H
Pike, A Pollard and 8 O'NeilI
and west by O'Neill. valued 1T
$3.50: improvements $3.50.
5 Cardwell, W-1S acres of land
northeast side or kohler street, be-
tween san Pedro and Alameda
streets, bounded northeast and
southeast by A g0ronel, north
west by Kohler and krohling,
-or~ a. a. l0RA
Barnard, Osborne-Interest in
lots 2, 8, 4, IA, is and south % feet
of lot 10. block ID, Woolen Mill
tract, created by mortgage to se-
cure q debt, given by W o Bar
nard to Osborne Barnard, dated
February 9th, 1875, and rec0rde ed In
book IA, page GAL, of mortgages,
records Of Los Angeles county,
and valued at 32loo.
. Eaton. Frea-South half OF lot
fronting o4.i3 feet west side Of New
High street, bounded north by
Beaudry ct al, west by Buona Wis
tn street and south by G w Bush,
vsluea.at 5000; personal properly
Ii Cohn, Isaac-south half Of
let s block . Ord's Survey, valued
At tl02o; deduction for mortgage
$1,000.
Also, lot Z block G In subdivision
oflot 3block 90 Hancock's Survey,
valued at $50; personal property
$2lB.
IL Kuhrts. Jacob-Interost in
south half of lot 8 block Ord,s
Survey, created by mortgage to
secure dobt, given by Pauline & /
Cohn to Jacob Kuhrts, dated Jan.
uary 18th 1875, and recorded In
book IL, page $40. OF mortgages. re-
cords Of Los Angeles county, and
valued ct $1,000.
u Is Hamilton, e M--Lots le and
II block O. East Los Angeles, val
ued 1T $lo0.
Also, lots Z and 8 In 0rifin's "a
dltion 70 East Los Angeles value,
a q 3lsoi Improvements olo6; norl
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Protestant Church.
Services alternately at 1890 o'clock a. M. and
spm. Rev &. b. CLARK Pastor.
Sunday School at p, IN. j. S. DUFFIE,
Superintendent.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14

tho rage in churchs, in other towns
and there is lots of fun at them and ID
a good way to raise funds.
The Masonic lodge at Peck have
decided to give an oyster supper IN
their hall on Wednesday, Dec 27th-
They have prepared good program
and will have lots of oysters for sup.
per. Everybody should attend and
have good time.
Bartlett & Vanderlip our Marble
works men have dissolved partnership
and will each carry on "a separate bust
ness here in town. Bartlett will he
situatsd in the old stand while Van
derlip may be found next door to L.
Gordon's grocery store.
" our attention is called to the
new advertisement Of A. & Z. O'Leary
dealers in dry goods. groceries, boots &
shoes in endless variety. They are
offering special bargains at their store
in Brockway. A perusal of their adv
will be beneficial to you.
-Those young men who hang around
the church steps Sunday evenings and
pass remarks about those going to
church ara known and will be- publish
ed if this thing is carried much farther.
They are old enough to know better
and should be ashamed of themselves
The N p. Sunday school Will have
"a Christmas Arch in Duties hall, on
Saturday evening, Dec 23rd. A good
program Will be presented and pleas
ant time is anticipated. The public IN
general are invited 10 take part with
the patrons of the school and make
this . grand success.
%. a. Bonney. sou of Joel Bonney.
who was born and raised four miles
west OF here. after travelling with
shows for the past fifteen years, has
returned to his native home to give
his friends the benefit OF his show life
by musical entertai nment. Prof c.
~ Bonuey is mus ical albino with
white hair and pink eyes and initiates
al kinds of animals. He will expose
vsntrilcquism and guarantees to MAKE
you laugh thirty times in thirty Gst-
utes. If you would like to enjoy q
good hearty laugh and learn some
thing 20 and hear this wonderful al6ino
This entertainment will be held IN
Duties hall next Saturday evening",
Dec 10th,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
PILES.

Piles arc fre !peI'ly preceded by q
sense OF weight ia ,ie back, lOins and
lower part OF the aEdOmea, cau3ing
lhe patient TO shppDse he haa s0me
affection cf tie tidneya or neigiboring
orgUs. - times. syinftOia> of iDdi-
q tiNn are present. rs hatueBcy. uneas.
iness OF the stomach, etc. a mOistnre
like perspiratiaD. producing a very dis
agreeable itching. particularly at nigh;
after getting wsrlu IN bed, Is very
common attendant Internal, Ex
teinal and itching piles yield at once
70 tie application OF DR.. BesankV's pile
rpmety. which acts III city upon tile
patts affected, absorbing the Iamors.
allayiiig the Intense itching, M affect
ing permTent cure wNere all other
remedies have fail d. 10 not delay
Until the drain On tha system producers
permanent disability. bHt try il aud be
cured. Price, 5eceuts. Asa yon
druggist for it and when y0u can not
obtain it 81 him, We will send it, pre-
pSil, - receipt OF DT,ee. Address tbe
Or. Bosanso Medicine 60, piQua
OhA. sold b, n 4 Hstsr.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14

VI T4nted--At the Brockway Centre
Wooipn Mills, 800 cords of good soft
wool this winner.
c. ANDREAE & Sons.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
We would inform our readers o

We would inform our readers of
the fact that men who literally
advertise their business, as rule,
carry the largest and best line of
goods to be found in the market,
and their prices are always of the
lowest possible figure. Those who
advertise literally are merchants
that keep pace with the times and
style, and by selling their goods at
small profits, they make quick re-
turns, and consequently are never
caught with an old stock on their
hands. If you would buy new and
fashionable goods at low figures buy
of the merchants that literally ad-
vertise their business.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
Millions OF Persons

Die aunusl'y. Vnp miaht BE- saved ir at.
f,ttloa NaS -lviEg 70 'tr Hide lie Uf lie
CuL,.h, Cold-. S"rc Tlr,ai. &a. ARE resilY
ca,cd by using Hem..r"r,u C"u.a r lspm
which feMSre. tine giirr 80 ths tsrcsi snG
,igh,Desa scrDss IA. a. at, helps 10 i''rr y o5
the ,yo'.oDoUs nis-t.r d,A a"sis the . u,e''
membranes lH,n.eiia'e reef VII % t",ni
y Cranp Bfnteai,r, %h0upiag Cen ,h. tSa.
Of even Ia c.,rlljG cts-- and las, stsgs ~
,'on. uyoptlon cc.a' rei,t received, Fo- 10
cip'ent ouitiau Il works Ike charc,.
Price % and 20 eenS ier betse. Sold by G.
Z. Vel. & Co
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
E,r,cu Che n,oss.

Umil .or's q rso.p Bircrs ere highly re.
co.na.trfl'd 'qr nj '':,e-;e rfq1ricga etri.
aiu and sfirtu; tonic. L. peeaiiy Iodigs~
tica, D,sp.p-ii want of appetite, ;.s ~
strength, 'GcJ of eneTPy, &c, They sriiih
roe blood, ~ thcn the ilusciF'. rc6 give
n-w ,ifs TO ttp rerv,s. They 5c' iss a
chBiin ip tic digestive orgyrs, Teu,oy@ al
dyrpepiiu symptoms, sud ppene, - 'b.' siu.n
aeh il week, or 'hcge IS 4 general los ~ ptg-
Scal vigor, thes. hi't"rs gre iuse @hst you
aecd. Ooly 20 ais rsr b>I.ie. Sold 5y G,
a. Wells & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
MARIE ed

Cheesman-Mc Mclean AT the residen Q
&C Orras Mills Of this place by Rev
-. b. Clark, on Tuesday, Dec Ssh
Mr. JOHN W Cheesman, to Miss
Mary NJ. Mclean all Of Brockway.
Tushinghsm -Wannamaker-At the
rasidence Of John j. Reed in this
place, by Rev G. b. Clark, on Wed
nesday, Nov goth, Mr. Samuel
TushiDgham to Miss Ellen Wanna
maker all of Fremont.
Brown Cavanaugh-At Brockway
Centre on Monday, Nov 9th, Mr.
Thomas Brown to Miss Isabella
Cavanaugh, all of this place. May
their path through the journey Of
life be strewn with prosperity ard
happiness.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14

AUCTION SALE-G. w, Bell will
sell bv public auction for the Under
signed at his residence one mile north
and four and one.half miles west Of
Brockway Centre, on Wednesday. Dec,
goth. a los of horses. cattle. wagons.
harness. &c. Any peson wishing to
purchase anything in this line would
do well h. attend.
II. J. KFYwORTn.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
n1athodist Episcopal Church.

Services alternately at 10:S0 a. IN, and p. IN.
Rev A. J. HOLMES. Pastor.
Sunday School at 2p. N. >. q. BETTlS,
superintendent
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
Death .. charils o,aaer.

rhs news of CharleS Dockci'S
death by an accident ia his mill at
Dockcryillc, on ednesday, causes
many comments and expvesions of
sympathy and regret. so well known
was he and 30 di5,ressful the man
ner Of his taking oil. TIE faces, rs
we can learn them, are that he was
in tho lower part of the mill, near
the shaft, measuring ecmc part of
the gearing, when his coat was
caught by the driving sLaft, draw
irg him up to it, and there not be-
ing room between ths shaft and The
timber over it, he was terrible man
gled, death being afnost instanta-
neous. The lower liitbs below the
knee were torn oH. lie was seen
immsdiately by Mr scott, but no
help could be 2ivea in time to be OF
any avail, 50 qa!>M >1as the work Of
death done.
The deegasad was one of the
pioneers of this county. lie was
born in London township, Ontario,
in May 1922, his fa.Iiar. David Deck
ar, being one Of the frs, resident 0:
London, and ryS;diuc there vet, over
80 years Of age.
Charles Decker cano 80 this coua-
ty in lsti, his father having bouch;
land in this township. Georgo and
Daniel his brothers, soon following
him. The deceased settled on .
farm on who. ia now called the
State road, and cleared up ,argc
area OF land, afterwards removing
to the farm where hchas resided for
a long time, three miles and half
from this village,
3Ir Decker was engaged IN lum-
beriuc very successfully M 10 ls73,
when With large lumber contracts on
MS hsud. he suffered in the financial
crash Of tha, ve2r. Under very Ad. !
verse circumstances, he bull. saa
aa3 gri.t mill At Deckcryi!la and
waa The founder Of ta.e place. lie
continued milling until the fire Of
!a't y'as swept away hia mi!l, oat ne
started @S ,-"; t"t the calamity %
" e""eeoay ended Tho .on5 struggle
against naiS''rt"neS' and Sina Aeart
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
A Red Hot, Aggressive and Pro-
gressive Journal for Live,
Enterprising Readers.
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS.
81 A YEAR--60c FOR SIX MONTHS
SEQ FOE THREE MONTHS.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Business locals cents per line.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14

FARM FOR sALE.-NOrth West II OF
the south west i of section Town S
nor h range Is east. For further par
ticu ars apply to j. l.. Westovcr,
Bro3kwaY Centre. 29-1m.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14

For SALE-One pair Of oxen seven
years old, weight 5000 pounds, slso
two gad milch cows. Call on or adj
dress II. Il. Cough Brnckway Centre.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

~ L.BALLENTINE * CO., Wholesale
y. end Re,ail dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
u shoes Ready dads Clothing. Hats, CAPS
Go. Teas u Speciality. No huron Avenue,
aed No Qasy Street, Pert Huron, Mich. 9
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14

Ask yonr Grocer for Port Huron
Brooms. Take no other. Every one
warranted. Manufactured by f. Per-
cival & Son. 10mG.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-12-14

Church Of christ at the A. &, Chapel.
Services at II a. m. sabbath School at 3 T. M
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening ':So
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-21

She went away on the morning train
and we don't suppose that She will ever
see this paper again, or know that 4
reporter was around. AS to ourself
We are sorry that we will probably
never see that sweet face again. AS it
was, we did not see very much of it,
but we know that it must have been a
sweet face, because She did such a
sweet thing. We don't know her name,
and wish we did, so we would not have
TO tell the little story without giving
due credit. At any rate, She was tax
ing breakfast this morning at one table
at the depot hotel and at another sat
ayoung couple with a little child. The
poor baby, worn out with travel, doubt
less, began to fret and cry, so that its
parents could get nj chance to take
their meals In peace. She had finished
her breakfast and got half way to the
6eor, then turning, came quickly back,
and speaking to the mother, said:
Let me take the baby while you eat
your breakfast. I'm sure it will 10
with me nicely" All we have got to
say is that it would have been a very
unappreciative baby not to go when
She asked it. 1t Is a rsd-letter day with
us, and we have made up our minds
to praise the young lady, Just because
thatlittle act of gentle kindness has
lighted up the day whenever we have
thought of it.-Ex.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-21
-CheapeninR Meat.

The price of good beef still keeps up
to a height that is ruinous TO house
keepers, and is now attracting
the attention of western butch
ers and cattle dealers. The latter do
not get for their cattle, when shipped
east, a price which warrants the extrsv-
sgant figures charged for beef at the
stalls, and the prices received by the
butchers of Chicago and st. Louis are
far below those charged in Pittsburg,
New York and other eastern cities.
These facts have led a number of
western butchers to study the question
Of eastern prices, and they have about
concluded that the way to furnish the
large eastern cities with meat is to
slaughter the animals in the west and
send the meat east in refrigerator cars.
By this plan they believe they can fur
nish meat equal to the best that ia now
sold in the east at about five cents "A
pound cheaper than it is sold by eastern
butchers.
Much as eastern people may like to
patronize home institutions their patri-
otism touches their pockets a little too
nearly when forced to pay such exorbi-
tant prices as the home butchers have
been charging for some time, with i'm
mense profit to themselves. Citizens of
eastern cities will welcome any move
ment towards their relief, and if western
butchers consummate this scheme they
will have bountiful patronage.-Pitts-
burgh Dispatch.