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STATE ITEMS.

In Wilkcsbarre, Martin Murray, 4 pa
tient at the smallpox hospital, made his
escape through Il window and proceeded
to his residence, :. distance al one mile.
OI his arrival his family fed. The police
have him under guard to prevent him from
spreading the disease.
In the bench show of dogs to be held in
Pittsburgh March :, s, o, 10, the number
"f classes this year is 81, and comprises
nearly AL breeds Of dogs. Tic prizes
gi.cn by the society imonnt 10 81, 200, be
sides 80 special prizes are contributed.
amounting to $lG00. Prize lists are rnw
ready and entries close Feb. 2Jtli.
Select Councilman McMuien b3n@
asked by Il reporter Of the Star who would
be nominated ny the Republicans in place
Of MIR. Hunter. declined. replied, . Some
fellow that III pick ont, guess - and hc
started OFF to - see Tom Smith about it"
Mr.. Smith is the rcrutcd boss OF the Re
publican vote in the Fourth ward.
The appeal of Charles S. Wolfe and the
other legislators dissatisfied with not hav-
ing received extra compenSltin for serv-
ing the stale over a hundred days will be
before the Supreme court cn Thursday lo.
argument, the Daupiiia county crnr;
having decided against the c!aiGlS oi
Mr. Wolfe and his aggricvr@ lei"w-lcgi&
lat"Is.
In Grecnsbarg, the Galloway gang made
a third attempt to break jail on Saturday,
but were frustrated. The plan was saw
ing off the lock. "Sh"ity' Collins was
caught in the &C: after half tic lock was
sawed. Extra precautions will hereafter
be taken. The gang will be tried next
week, and :hey arc making every effort 10
escape
The body ,,f an unknown man was i'"un /
floating ia the Delaware river at Noble
street wharf, Philadelphia. The deceased
was about forty five years Of :.,r, five fee
ten inches in height dark compiexinrod,
with dark hair :ii.,i musta.'" and G"a;ct'
of the same color. He wore Il dark ,la.
onll coat and raDis and blue cloth vest
On his undcrga;ncm:a was the initiai
- -
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MEDICdL.
THE PUREST AND BEST MEDJLINE
/ ever made. \ combination of
HOPS. HCLHU. MANDRAKE AND pANDE-

TIE PUEEST AND BEST MEDJLINE
/ ever made. \ combination of
HOPS, BCCHU. MANDRAKE AND DAEDE-
Ll0S.
with all the best and most curative properties
fall other Bitters. makes the geate>t
BLOOD PURIFIER, LIVER REGULATOR.
and Lille and Health Restoring \ gent Oh earth.
No disease can possibly long exist where
HOP ElTTEkS are used, so varied and perfect
are their operations.
They give rev Life and Sigor TO the Aged
and Infirm.
TO all whose emplOymentS cause lrreguiari-
~ Of 1hc bowels or urinary organs, or whO re-
Guirc an Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stimuant. I.
IiOP BITTERS are invaluable. 'rifhout ia'oTt-
cOtiHg. No matter what your feelings or
symptoms are what the disease or ail:Eent j.,
use HOP BI1IERS Don't wait until you are
sick but If you only feel bad or miserable, use
them at once. 1t may save your life. II has
saved hundreds. $500 will DC paid tor Z case
they will not cure or help. Do not suffer or
let your friends suffer, but Use and urge them
to use Mop Ii. Remember. HOP RlTTERS is
no vile, drugged drunken nOstrum, but the
Purcst ana Best Medicine even m:lic ; the
" invalid's Friend and Hope " and no person
or family should be without them.
ID. ]. &. il an absolute and Irresistible cure
TOR Drunkenness. use OF opium, tobacco and
narcotic. All sold by druggists. send tor cir
cular. HOP RlrTERS MFG. CO.,
Rochester. \. y, ari,t Toronto, Dnl.
jtn:- imc1d&W
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Aarlraster F:tltrll;Gcnrer.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 81. 1882.
RELIGIOUS FACTIONS AZ WAR.
A Union Church AT COplay. Iehish County,
Csurped by One Denomination.

A Union Churc AT COplay. Lehish County,
CsurIed by One Denomination.
4 church difficulty. not unlike that
which took place at Bclic!nan's church,
Berks county, last year, occurred at
COplay, Lehich county, Sunday afternoon.
For the past nine years the Lutheran and
Reformed congregations of Coplay have
been worshipimg in one church, but not
until yesterday was there any breach of the
peace or interruption to the harmony that
has prevailed. The church has heretofore by
common consent been regardel as union
church, and the Lutheran and Reformed
congregations wurshiped therein on alter
nate Sunday. In 1873 tho LehiSh Valley
iron conn any donated a lot OF ground and
s2, 600 towards the cI ectiOn OF the church.
Il. s. Levan, at that time president OF the
iron company and 4 wealthy man, ccntri
buteL 81 800 toward the church, with tie
idea that it was TO be d union chuich
The members of the denominations
together contributed $1,000, and the
erection of the church VAS com
merc I'd. The members OF the two orga-
nizations dug the cellar, laid the tcun-
dation walls and together did all the work
peacefully and harmon!0usly. In due time
the church was dedicated. Daring the
DaSt lOur "cCk5, however, bNcIe were bi-
timations that trouble was impending, the
leaders Of the Reformed congregation
claiming that their organization owned
the building. Nothing serious was Thought
of these rumors AMI the Lniheraus paid
little heed to them. When, however, Rev.
j. ID. Shin,icl, the Lntheran pastcr,
and his congregation had assembled
they found :iic doors lcckei, aud Is;
4 consequences no services were LED.
The affair has created great excite
ment aud is still the absorbing topic OF
GOSSIP. Mr. Schii.dcl advised his people
to go nome peaceably and indulge i'll 10
unseclnly conduct. The paper presented
to the Lutherans asking for subscriptions
to build the church set furti, that the
structure was designed t. be II uniun
church and Oh the strength OF this state
ment considerable money was secured. To
this fact the LuticIanS are ready to testify
in court. where the matter no doubt will
be brought for ;! !ttlcmcnt. The leaders Of
the lockout movement say that the paper
which, set forth that the building was to
be a union church was unauthorized. The
excitement yesterday ran high and several
worricn We're so much a.itated tl&t they
cried bitterly. Several mciniicr; oi the
Reformed denomination do not approve
of tbs locking out and one OF the elders
has resigned.
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lisaRI9re beings.


.IIr Regular Fairfield Co:re>rnn.:.mca.
w, have some cases of diphth2ra. Last
week, Annie, daughter O: Mr.. CaSsins
Iowsor, of Chestnut Level dice! fro:n ii
The wife of VIM jackson co!Drc: J.
who was lately sentenced toprisrn Tor tnn.
years and nine months, died las: wc.k
Our acreage %: tobacco the coming Sc,
son will be increased about Que half
over last yen. And We are going
to have Just whaS We need
I home company for i:Isurng the
growers of the dainty plant against loss
by hail. The pew company is 30 be local
its territory comprising Nartic, Drumorc.
Fulton and Little Britain townships,
Fairfield its headquarters aud mutual its
plan A preliminary meeting was held
last Thursday and as soon as chat i
can be procured, the inrm,. organization
will he announced. The company will be
in the hands OF practical tobacco farmers
and has hopes Of very htttering success.
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DIR. G. w. BUNSON'S
New i;".me..y and Na:nrite Prescription.
SKIN CURE

l. Warranted l.; turr
tCEhMN. TLTTEK>, HUMDi:$, iNtLhN
NATION, MILK CRUST, Ali. EuUt.i!
SCAl.i tEUpTl0SS, DISEASES OF
!ihiH AND scalp. 81 itGtGIA
ULCERS, PIMpLES AM,
TENDER ITCEiINi.S
on All paris ~ iitt body. 1t makes Iii" skin
white, s"t :tn'! smooth: removes tan and
= "'i'i. Elegantly put up. two bottles IN one
l,lcka:;r consulting OF 10th intcrnA! and en-
tt.lma treatment
il ir%t-.i:,-5 ,ruAs2 i$;s have ii. Price II per
nn"S;,.c". :,uGn-I Iy,.hi, ,WNS&w
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" asTwARD.

Mail Train. No. = west, connecting ut Ian :
caster with Mail Train. No. ], mt 80 am, vii,
run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
1T Lancaster with Fast Line, west, ut l:jJ Will
run through tn Frederick.
llarri-Durg Express. west, at $40 p. M has
direct connections (withOut change of ctrSJ to
COlumbi,t and York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when nasgch,
will stOpat DOwningi' wn, COutesvil lille, P,rk'.-
burg, Mount joy, EliZIbcthiOwn nnst Middle.
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NOTICE.
~ Whereas Ey Sec. :; Ot the Act approved
April ~. 1874. p. page 'j. u Is prOvtici tiiht
the Indebtedness Of any city in This
commonwealth may be authorized to be i'll
creased to AN amount exceeding two per
ccutt,m and not exceeding seven per centuni.
upon the last preceding a-sre-cd valuation OF
tie taxable property therein. with the assent
of the electors thereof: anu
Whereas An ordinance was passed by the
Council. OF the City of Lancaster, and approx
cd November: = 1881. - tor the purpose OF oh
tanning the assent of the electors OF said city
TO tnc increase OF indebtedness OF said city
tor the Improvement OF the Water Works, amt
the Laying OF New Distributing Mains; and
Whereas. The said Act of 1874 requires that
thirty days notice be given of an election to
he held for the purpose aforesaid; NOTICE
Is THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN that an
Election will be held Mt the places OF holding
municipal elections In the Cily OF Lancaster
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1882, for the
purpose OF obtaining the assent Of the electors
thereof TO such increase OF indebtedness.
- Last assessed valuation Ot city property,
*ll COS 575 amount OF city debt is $7lS, ,4l2O6
amount of sinking fund. S'G2, ,335S.C6: amount OF
proposed Increase OF city debt, $4,000; per
centage Of proposed increa e of debt, :7-1OO
mills OF total assessed valuation.
JNO. 7. MAcGONIGLE,
j2l,2sSfeb4,ll,ls Mayor.
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CLOTHING.
EEDiC-iL.
DEAD THIS

IL LANCASTER, Pa, April - l>Si.
The kIDNEYCCRA MF'G COMPANY.
Gents-lt gives me much pleasure TO say
that after using one pack of kiDSEICURA
l have been entirely cured OF Il severe pain IN
my back and side. of long standing. and that
too, after trying various known remedies.
have every confidence in your medicine
chccrfully recommend il. and know that many
of my friends who have used il have been
benefited. PETER BAKER
m2Glyd Foreman Examiner and Express.
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70 do good work The mechanic must i.:ty,
.s0nd health. If long hours 0i cOntncIErn; in
close rooms have entccblca his band or dim
med his sight, let him at once. and before some
organic trouble appears, take plenty of Hop
Filters His syscm will he re iuven.tcI. his
nerves strengthened. his sight become clear,
and the whole constitution u" built up tn Il
higher working condition.
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Comfy Does IT.

Eugene Cross, Swan street, Buffalo, &ritCs ::
- have used Spring Blossom tor dyspepsia
and in'iigcstion and have found il 10 act ,d-
mirabiy as Il gentle aperipnt and blood pur-
fer. lconsi,er 1t unequaled you nj lib
erty to use my name as reference = Price
30 cents FO: sale ut III. Il. COchran'> drug
store. l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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nIMNicsS or SIGHT. VERTIGO, HEAD
~ ache. Giddiness. Palpitation OF the Heart
and all symptoms of Apoplexy and Diseases
treated by ii. ID. LONGAkER. NJ. ID. Can be
addressed by letter fcOnfidcntially) and medi-
cine sent. with proper directions to any part
OF the country.
Onice--No. IL East Walnut street. Lancaster
Consultations free. i:;0-2,d
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oc"s';s
Renowned Cough Syrup.

\ pleasant, safe, speedy and sure remedy Tor
Colds. Coughs. 1iOarsencsS. Asthma, lniucn-
"a. Soreness of the Throat and Chest, BrO.i-
chitis, WhOoping Cough. Splitting OF BLOOD In
tlammation ot the Lungs and all Diseases oi
the Chest and Air Passages.
This valuable preparation combines all the
medicinal virtues OF those articles which long
safe and efficient qualities for the crrs Of ali
kinds OF lung diseases
PRIC +, 25 Cents. Prepared Ini " and -nt! by
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INSURE YOUR LIVE sTOCK,
THE FARMERS MUTUAL LIVE STOCK
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF
NORTH AMERICA

Is a responsible and progressive company,
and prides itself In the prompt and full pay
ment of all its losses. Ii insIlrcs against loss
by deatl-whether by fire. accident or natural
causes. 1t accepts none but good risks, and
gives more real projection at Tess cost than any
q, her company. Now is the time to insure
wi lie YOUR stock Is free from disease
j. A. WOLFERSBERGER, Agent,
No. /. Ccntre Square.
nll-lmdotau
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In Good Spirits.

L. Walker. Cleveland, o., writes: For the
last twelve months have suffered with luml-
bago and general debility. l commenced :ak-
ing Bur,!Ock Flood Bitters about six weeks
ago, and now have great pleasure in stating
that have recovered my appetite, my cGm-
pleXion has grown rHddy. and L feel better
altogether" Price 81. For sale at II. Il. COc.,-
rams drug store, 157 North Queen street, Ian
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n COf.UMBi \ Il. X.


TrllnS CONNECT At Rclffng with TRIMS tOunu
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg, Al
lcntOwn and New York, via IsOund Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York,
Hanover t;ettysburE Frederick and Balti-
more. 4. Nj. WILSON. Supt.
I>ENNSYLVANlA HiiLKOAD-NEN
SGHEDULE-On and after SGNDAl,
JANUARY I'D 1882, trains on the Pennsyi-
vaui. Railroad will arrive at and leave th..
Lrrcistr! and Philadelphia dcpOtsa3 follows .
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VNSTATE OF WILLIAM MlLLAI, LATE
IL of the City OF Lancaster, dcc'd.-Icttcrs
tcstamentary on sad estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
,cbfcd thereto are req ucstrd to make immc
,iiate settlement. ana thOs; having claims or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under
signed. CATHARINE SC!IW LINE,
". LEAMAS, EXccUtriX.
Attorney. d2l-6tdS
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DEIGAi;T's OLD WINE Sr0!l.
Brandy as a Medicine.

The following article Was voluntarily seni to
MIR. ii. +. Slaymakcr, Agent for Eci";irt'S O!ti
Wine Store, by Il prominent practising pl,vsi-
clan OF this county, who has extensively uS. ~
the Brandy referred to in his regular pr:.,t,c,,
1t Is cOmmende,. to- the attention OF thos.: ~
fiicted with
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Indigestion and Dyspepsi;
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.

This now much abI;SC'l Alcoholic StlG:,i!ftEl
was never intended as < beverage. hat io Ee
used as 4 medicine of great potency ill the cure.
of some OF the destructive Diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of vi.liin9.
With n purely philanthr0ric motive We pr,
sent to the favorable notice OF iny:ii:,!..,;ps .
caIly those afflicted with that miserable ,ii--
ease Dyspepsia. q specific remedy. winch -
nothing more. or less than
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iRlrGLEhS' GUIDE
I ANIA>fr.ii AND MILLEKSViLLE X

j i Cars run - follows:
Leave l.ancstser n. K. UcpOt), 4, J, >, an /
li::sAa. NJ, and :: 1, ana $50 p. H., excent oI.
saturday, Ml!en the last car leaves ~ 95V y. n,
Leave MlilcrSville ti0wrr rH,t) ut ; 5, amt it
i. NJ. un,i J, 3. and y. m
Cars run 'taiiy "ns' Nc t:lnu except On SaE.
day.
( NOLCMHiA AND PO1Sf DEP0SiY Il. Il
~ Trains now run regularly on the Columbia
ami Po'! Deposit Railr"a,! on the iollowins
time:
STATIONS NORTH EXPIRES. Express Accom-
WED. i. N. L.
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Liquors., &c.

LIQUORS, &c.
RR'Se"AIr's r
WINE, LIQUOR, ALCOHOL AND
GROCERY STORE,
No. : West King street. 1elIGl "
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Brandy.
- a. Sovereign Remedy

Tie :,HeL, with feeble appetite ana sIi..f,. III
less debility, viii finu this s:mni" n,.s:islnr,
when nsed properly.
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but one article. and that is
REIGART'S OLD BRANDY,
Sold by our entcrprlsing young trlenu, u i.
SLAIMAKER. This Brahdy has stood III"
test for years, AMI has never failed. ~ !.I
give it the preference overall other Erin'iic,
no matt er with how many jaw-break ing Frcnct,
titles they are branded. Onc-tOurth OF the
money that IS yearly thrown away on various
tmpOtent dyspepsia specifics would suffice: tG
buy all the Brandy TO cure any such cas-; oI
asca. In proof OF the curative powers OF
Rsigart's OLD Brandy,
In cases OF Dyspepsia, we can summon nt.ia
bers Of Witnca+cs-nne case IN ptrtic'iitf "t
clte:-
\ hari-wOrking farmer had been ;,li. ic:ei
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia for II number ~
wears his stomach would reject almost every
kind OF food; he hal soar er;ictations CON
stantly-uO appetite-in fact, lie WIS obliged 10
restrict his diet to crackers and stale bread,
and rs a beverage lie used Hr,'ranaS Root
preached 1T times, and i'll his ,iiscour5'5 often
acclaimed earnestly against MI kinds at strong
drink. When advised 10 !rv
Reloart's Old Brandy,
In his case he lOOke. up with :iStCn!-ui:.S:n,
but after hearing Oi its wCndcriut effects i'll
the cases of some of his near :icI ll:.ln!:;ntts m
ut last consented to follow our advice. lie
used tho Brandy faithfully ami steadily; the
first bottle giving him an appetite, and b, fnie
the second was taken he was Il sound ni;inw IL.
n stomach capable or .ligestng anything whics!
he:chOse to eat lie stii keeps ii and uses "a liz
tie occasionally; and since he has this mctii.
cine he has been of very little pccuniary benC.
fit to the dOctor.-A PRACTISING PHYSICIAN.
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CHAS. A. LOCHER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEUs.t;i>r,
No. ? East Hing street, lancaster.
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REJGART'S OLD BRANDY,

Or all their ills and achca. Ee Il, hn""scI
strictly understood that We prescribe ami i!%'
In I one article and that Is
Daily Republican., 1882-11-28
AuAr.a..orCrf or

The body of Taylor Dunbar, grocer
of Darlington, Iowa, was found in a
field near that place on Friday, bearing
marks of violence. A young man nam
ed Joseph Stout, with whom he had left
home, was arrested on suspicion next
day, and confessed his guilt, the motive
being robbery. The excitement was 80
great in Darlington, that Stout was re-
manded to Charlottesville, to avoid
the mob which was desirous Of lynchinO
him
Morris Berwald, aged Is years, while
going home, in New York City, early
yesterday morning, was followed BY
two men and importuned for money
\ After repeated refusals they stabbed
and shot him in an obscure street and
made off with his weeks wages,
amounting to SO. 1t is feared the young
mans wounds are fatal.
A shooting affray occurred in the
room off. p. Angney, of Pittsburg,
in the st. Marc Hotel, at Washington,
on Saturday night, J. Fl. Wilmot, q
brother-in.law of Angney receiving
three shots. His wounds are pronounc,
ed fatal. Angney aud Pension clerk
named Turnbull, who were in the room
at the time, were arrested.
Last Thursday night four men en-
tered the house of q man named o.
Neill, near Dublin, Georgia, took him
out and riddlsd his body with bullets.
Some negroes who had an old grudge
against O'Neill are suspected of the
murder.
William Donovan, aged ~ years,
fatally stabbed his father with cary.
ing knife in Jersey City on Saturday
night, because the old man interfered
to stop quarrel between him and q
younger brother.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-28
An English Romance.

Mr.. Butterwortb, the owner of a mill
at Roc hdale, England, loved and aspired
to wed Miss Plant, one of his employees.
For that purpose he escorted her to
Manchester and thence TO Liverpool,
where they were to be married. The
time slipped by 10 fast that before they
EDew 1t a postponement until the follow.
ing day became necessary, whereupon
Mr.. ButterwOrth, having apparently
more confidence in his companion than
in himself, gave her $400 for safe keep
ing. The first thing she did was to pur.
chase three umbrellas, which so far
aroused his suspicion that he decided
TO take back his money, and displayed
a revolver which he was prepared 10 in
roduCe IS an argument in case of
necessity. But she coyly insisted that
he must first prove his devotion by
climbing the tall mast Of q ship which
lay at the dock close by. While ne was
engaged in that chivalrous task she
herself sought more congenial cline,
and repaired with the umbrellas, the
revolver and the money to Manchester,
where she was subsequently found in
full enjoyment of the delights of that
city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-28

Year after year passed on,
And yet alas Ltill flowed the Changing sen
Between my hearts desire-my Iife's one
lOVe-and me,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-28
ATOung Farmers Suicide.

Newton Ashton, young man aged
29, son of Isaac Ashton, farmer living
three miles back Of MARITIME Ferry, W.
Va, was found dead in strip of wood
near his fathers home on Thursday
morning, with bullet hold In the right
temple. It seems on Wednesday nigh;
the young man attended party at the
house of William Woods, on Glenn's
run, leaving there about ono q. m. with
Miss Catherine Powell, young lady to
whom he was engaged 10 be married,
she riding behind him on horseback.
He reached her home about two O'Clock
and left for his fathers at three. This
was the last seen of him till eight
Thursday morning, when his dead body
was found as stated. 1t Is supposed he
quarreled with his affianced, and wan
dered around in the woods until, be-
coming disgustod with things In gen.
eral, he blew his brains out.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-28
The ZiO's New Monkeys.

From the Record.
These chilling November blasts blow
drearily through the Geological Gar.
den and all of the tender animals. are in
their winter quarters. Tho most solic
itude felt by the management Of thS
G arden is as to whether the pair Of
chimpan8ees recently added to the
curiosities will survive the cold wealth
er and confinement. They were look.
ing as bright and cheerful as school
boys yesterday, and the keeper said
that he had no doubt that they would
live and thrive. The latest arrival at
the Zoo is a very long legged. and
long-tailed monkey which looks for all
the world like great black spider. AS
it grasps the nes work Of wire with its
long tail Curlsd about an upper bar, its
resemblance to an enormous araChntda
suspended in its web iS so marked that
even the little children call their COM
panioDs to see "the spider" Professor
L. D. Cope has just presented this spe-
G linen to the Zoo and it is now the only
one in the garden. When the spider
monkey is placed where it cannot catch
hold of any object with its long, grasp
ing tail it walks on its hind legs balan-
ces itself with its tail and forelegs, pre-
senting . most awkward picture OF To-
comOtion.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-28
No Place to GO To

The following true story just reaches
us:
A Jamaica Plain Republican told his
wife, few days before the election,
that if Massachusetts went Democratic
he should leave the State; and added
that he meant it, too.
Upon waking the morning after the
election he remarked that his olfacto-
ries we're not greeted with the usual
odors from the kitchen; and going to
the door he called his wife to inquire
the cause, noting, at the same time,
preparations to move were apparently
gong on down. stairs.
She informed him quietly that the
State had gone Democratic, and he
called savagely for paper, that he
might know the worst. 1t was brought
to him, and he was closeted with 1t fol-
some time; then coming to the door, he
shouted to his wife:
sect the Breakfast, Mary; no matter
about moving, there isn't any place tc
go to-"