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UNE TACHE Az SOLEIL,

On telegraphie de Boston On'nnt
tache de grande dimension, visible
a l'Ril nj, IA etc eousta,ee sur lie sc
leil, de I'~observatoire Gu college
Harvard, ce qui tend 4 confirmel
IhypOtneSe que &c phenomena ST
lalre est la cause premiere ies pen
turbatlons magnetiaues ct elec,ri
ques ct DIES au!ores boreales. LIE
Herald dit a ce prOpos:
"Il a etc observe la semaine pas
see des taches sur lie sO!eil. mon
trant que lie grand Orage e!ectriGue
de vendredi a coincide avec l'arii
wee dune tache immense srr lie me
ridden du so!eil. Cette coincidence,
jOlnte a d'autres semb!ables prec6
demment conStateeS, est hautement
instructive. Lors de la manifesto
ton du grand orage magnetique du
Is avriI, NJ. Whipl,le rapporta de
l'obServatoire de Kew: Nous ob
servons que la tacha enorme qui q
apnaru sur he disgue da soIeil !e -
courant, approcl,e Replacement an
joGrd'Hui au mGfi:;ien central. ct ul
groupe observe il samedi IS un peu
en- await De cette tacEe parait avoic
subj III enlargement considerable.
L'Ofage eiectIique ~esalement re
marGuable du Ter septembre fat
precede par l'appaiitiou soudaine,
lie meme jour, pres dune srande
tache, de deuX images lumiueux
sur lie disQue solaire beauccnp plus
brillants que la surface generate du
soleil. Ces images, au rapport de
Darlington ct de Hodyson, mar
chaient a ralsOn d'environ 1000
miles par minute lie long de la sur
face du sOleil. La coincidence ana
l0gue observee la semaine derniere
de Pittsburg ct au college d'Har
ford, Pennsylvania, quand une ia
che que sc mouvait depuis plusieurs
jours sur la face du so!eil Z atteint
le centre de sou dis9ue lie plus pro
che de la terre, non settlement con
frme la theorie que les aurores DO
reales ct les orages magnetiques
sont dus a l'inhuence du sOleil sur
notre p|anete, mails suggare aussi
la poSsibiiit6 pour les astronomers
de prevoir ct predire les aurores
boreaIes ct perturbatiOns electique,
d'apres les movements observe
DIES taches eolaires. lie fait que leg
dates d'ar.iver de grande taches
SURF lie meridien centra! du soleil
semblent coIucider avec les dates
du maximum de perturbation cleo
trique snr la terre, ct le fait que de
grandes taches nettent souvent
plusieurs iours g passer du bord du
solell a son lneridlen central, aug
mentent la poSsibilite de ses prcvi
sions. "Un des srauds charmes de
l'astfononie," dit NJ. Proctor, '.est
qu'elle peraiet aux ho.Gmes de pre-
la prediction de perturba
tons CONNIE ceiieS de ven3redl der
nler yaat certainement la peine
tentee par les astronomers"
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RECETTES TITLES

Hustle pour la .tta1eace.-Faites
calciner DIES ecaiil-s d'huitres ct re
dul>ez les Ell poudre ties fine, pas
sez au tamis de sole on brovGe au
point d'etre impalpable prenez IN
on plusleurS blancs d'euis aples
les avoir bien battus ct laissez re
poSez, f%aites-en avrc la poudre uue
pate on cole asSez li1uide don't vOus
0indrez les parois DE la taIence Que
vOus voulez raccommoder, ct les re
plafant l'une contre l'autrt, tenez
les mOrceaux series ct Ell etat pen
dant hult inmates. II ne faut pas
plus de temps pour secher partaite
ment &c lest, qui he GRANT plus nj
le feu III l'eau, ct qui ne .rOmpra ia
mails, quand meme M nouvel acct
dent ferait tOmbtr Ia faIence a terre
Les fractures ne paraissenr plus sur
la piece alnsi rctablie que CONNIE
de IeeereS pleasures.
DfpuratU pdtare'.-En faisant
houll!tr, pendant un quart dheure,
10 grammes Ge brou de noix dams
M litre d'eau. on prepare an excel
lent depuratif dent les eftts sont
NreSque comparahles Il ceux de l'io
dure de potassium /; la decocle de
hron lie noix sc prtIi froid. Il la
dose de denx verres par jnur.
On Geographic de Godericli. pro
vince dOntario, que lie .iuge Squires,
tie Ii cour de comte, devait passer
Ell JuGement pour ivrognerie habi-
tuelie dams Texercice de e t;onc-
lions. ct que 140 lemons avaient
etc assignes pour etablir raccusa-
ton. LIE JUICE Squires a ell lie bon
esprit de donner sa d6mission, ct il
est probable quill he sera pas DON
ne suite u poursuites.
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In n--2avance. s. *,
III Aamef" IL
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NOCVEAUN ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL. DIES ETRAxGERS.
Encoignure des rucs Green ct Thibodaux.

Mr.. Thomas Albert pr6vient sea amis ct
les voyageurs quill Went de taire de nou-
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront do
satisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lhenno.
rer d leur confiance
Repas atoute hsure de Ia iournee ct sur
commando.
Table d'h6te a 10 heures du matin pose
d~eIeuner ct a A heures du soir pour diner,
commodes ct bien ~garnies.
PRIX MODEREES.
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week made at home bv the in
q dustIirus. Best business now he
n inr. the 'rbiic Capital not need
ed. We will start you. Men, vo-
ssE Smen. boys and girls wanted every
where tn work for Us. Now is the
time. ION can work il spare time. or give
N"ur whole time to the business. No ether
business Will pay Won nearly as well. No enc
can fail to make enormous paw. hv engaging
at once. Costly outfit aud terms tree. Money
made fast. easily, and hcnorabiy. Address
IFUE q Co., Augusta. Maine.
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iTELIEa TY?OERApUIGCE,
ROTARY JOB Press.

Ayant tout lie matGriel necessaire. nous sem
mes a meme d'eXecater tour les ouvraces ~
pographiqueS qui nous seront conties Les
brefs davocat, cartes d'atfaiIes. entttes &c
features, tickets dhabitation. b.ancs, circn-
laires, etc. seront i,uprimfs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a DIES priX motleres.
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LIE general James Fessenden.
"register en- bankruptcy" des Flats.
Unis, est tombe mort dams une III
de Portland, Maine. LIE defunt etait
attache q Parmee de Sherman lors
de la marche en- George. II await
so ans.
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For Eee.li.

The ZINE store. on Main street ma,
corner 81. Pliiiin. formerly ucrupied NY
hitycr. Possession will be riyen ~
diately- 'e' imhs
JOS. T. TEIBODE.Ary
Drug S,os
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atic"S, < Washington, ct reIie For
ur. dc scS t,ayauX uui Spr1ut fer
mines k Ter ja;;,rt 1883. 500 cas-
s"'i' ei.1'se examiner.
II Rev. Thompson, de la Non
r"l:e-ori@ars. = ~: ,lbmocratioue
meHt Ella tvGtue assistant Gu Mis-.
s.SS.Epi. Test IN c,,iscopal;eu. ncr
IN c!llioIiq;r. It i est marie.
;, =,
- =" g! it%'li.t e' AZ
M 'l.' tL';'' ''1It'>'e'" Iii
'','r 90 II 1S u i'.1'Ei"1 "A i,et
t ."i'' = 1'I"'alidt deS
'1S'
EeS ~dlptrhas Hart;cus;ares oat
"naoncI uae j. West, ministre de
IL #Iauia-Hye5:1nn. ct plus:eurs
&c 49, aaiS, Oh @Se &crttes dams le
MARYLAND. p.i;r Violations DIES Io;s
w: r.r' VI" "Slesiap'il ae
nva.+n Wv i"i.p'i, eSt III.
1,.,,.trns ,". 'i"I !, ~ 'e>: III
hr;t.,nn - -. I" ios.'ioi'
nanho ~ ur' "'' We pai'ie ue
NOV, +omn 'n' ooH "oi-
~
Les QUinZe aldermen de Brook
lyn don't Ia cOur d'appel a cOntirme
Ia condemnation q l'amende ct a
Iemprlsonncment, seront dams
la PRISON dc Raymond street dies
que les rapicrs necessaireS seront
arrives dAlbany. On les installera
dams Ia section DIES GcIiteurS. all 30
etaSe. LIE directeur dc Ia prison les
q lntormes que tout lie comfort posi-
bic leur sera accoruh. lis auront
ooHne table, bons wins, bons eli
cares, ct lis pOurront rccevoir qui
bon leur SnmbIpra. nais: II no la,,r
sera pas permits dc sortir pour al
Ter 4 leurs at:aires gu 4 leurs plat
SITS.
NJ E5so, :
de New York pour entrer en- fonc.
tons lie Ter .ianvier proclaim. a prt-
te serment entire les mains de N.
son predecessors actuelle.
lnent Ell exercice. C,est dams les
buVeaux de Ia ..Bank of New York;
don't N. Edison est directeur. ou'a
etc rempl;e cette formaI;ts an 1r."
fe''ce oe NJ. {. u: Fry, iui eli est
6 p'sSIoeii'' ct DIES a;;tres direc-
.s'tfS oe INSTITUTION. Les deuX Of
i'leIs hl"i'ieipaux aesoiiti "n@temps
n'le'eii"S u oe' iii"t'ere> dc ser
iTe-
&c l'oi't Jo'if NJ. Hiaiti, .;nfn'nt
ecte'"ife tie II. Edison, a rr4i'is ~o.a
IN g'"lite <ie stlrlhte1hant
III / rouaec f-Xcah9!Ge, e'itre les
'ia' oo son 'tSsseHI, u. tlet-
,o-I * 'h'hic .i"1I encore, Nj.
's' i-e'A pfeFe serment
n qualite de coroner.
Les ronnor+, r.,
I+ats-Tn;s ut n, Ua,t.nEO. ues
6tahl;ssen+ ouo n o"
II mar los E+a+1Tn; ,J POI
dos Janon.a ''o le
10 s1I5 Onn ooo a. 90 m..-
ircuIat;op Jans 10 Wv on
Il aSS sSs 80 pays e'e'o
eng voleurs ont etc f'agelles sur
: poteau public de Wilmington.
LoccaslOn etalt atten-
.ue avec beaucOup d'interct ct await
lure unt 1Oule de curleuY. ear
lie debut du nouve,u sh..;f
I. Martin. ct ron tenait vo;r s.;i
TAFT ) l., hautcur Ie s.s f,n.n
-. mo .. :,
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"A yg;NDNE.

Tn terrain. magasin 1T residence, situe Il Is
miles en- bas de Lockport. S'adresser a
dec-2-S2. Nine. VICTOR PAVE
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A Vz:NDRE.
LHABiTATION E'EoESNs,. DnyS !
iAROISSE LAFOCRCHE

Ce supcrbe moroccan lie tcrre situs an, .
rive sauche du Bayou I.afuurrhe. 4 aa.'.
miles en- has de Thihodaux ct a ,leny NM
dc Raceiand, lc clemin lie fer de Moran -.
SAINT sur lie dcrrierc. content mille ar,Ia.
dont 800 arpents delricheset peuveut ttrs n.
en- culture. La possession sera donnse i IL
Janvier 1883.
S'adresser Il
"a -, 80, j. b. LALLANDE
oct-2!-S3 81 Rue Union Nile Orllan
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AlsNuSSliiGuIK,

ErtAlO EI-This famous scout and actor
Will appear in the opera house to-nigh', " hcn
he will pc1scn: iCr the 1irst time in this city
his new ,l ~ entitled h" Twenty bays, G" Euti-
alO BIAS Pludne.' Tie star viii be supported,
by \ strong dramatic company, including } EIc
Keeo, the well knGwn Dutch comedian.
.Iatience" Gnd" "-Md,cotte.''-T;cre are no
more popular co .ic operas now before the
public than Glib 1T Z SulivHns "PaticHce ~
and Won Suppc's ''Mascoltc" They are DO, II
musical, bH1n prolific in hwmor, AMI have
both been accepted Dy the people aS the acme
OF light operate composition. Their prcscn-
tatiOn here hen on one day constitutes no or
binary attraction, and people who are fon of
this sort OF amusement will probably avail
themselves of the opportunity OF hearing
both performances. The GOrnan opera COM
pany, with the famous baritone rar liza: ictrI,
late with the Kellogg company. will sing
" The Ma5co!te' ii Fulton Opcr:, house to-
morrow alierHo0n and " Patience - IN the
evening.
.yoI;1 4. .Nt This f.ivoritc actor will
appear Ia his own play of +" Unknown" on
Tuesday evening Eeyt, January ,. He has
been here several times and never tails to
please, and the press of the country has pro-
nounccu the most favorable vcrIic upon his
ability Tho play is 4 strong mc!o,.rlmi,
ahounding in exciting episodes and with sem
sational phases that give it con tinuci inter-
est.
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VALUABLE ClTY IKIPEkTY AT PUfs-
Lie SALE.-On THURSDAY, JANUARY
4th, 1888. the undersigned will sell at Public
Sale at the Leonard Hotel. all that certain
Iwo.story iEiCk nWELLlNG aOOsk. NO.
with lot 81 feet. "a inches front, Including
right to loot wide alley front, and e1 1tend.ng
252 feet in depth, more or less. T., a IA feet
wide alley. The main building has seven
rooms and large attic. gns through the house,
tirstclass cellar, with ne " heater which heats
the whole house, hydrunt In yard, and well
of never-failins water near back door. Brick
stable anu Carriage House In rear OF lot, and
other cOnvcniences. The lot Is well filed with
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines.
Sale to commence ut o'clock. p. m.. on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
HARRY A. DiLLER.
II. SHUBERT, Auct. d23Gdls
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1.-Two Seek IlarkeI,.

CHICAGO. Hogs Receipts, 700 .ca.i;
shipments. 40 heat lnir! ~ t'r'it'Hts weak,
rnlct 80 10: lower ana closed ..ui: mixed,
- 5IlIG %: heavy. ~ gOI go d; i.t:ni 10 iO53
o. s.;ip'. s; 7IGf5 81.
Cattle-R. ceipts, S, SEQ heal i,,r"l II, $40
head : market .iuil and II sh,t w.:.ker; u
large vOluMS 't business done ~ rates
II" sales OF extra c4itr; prime, ?; ,UG6 80:
3oO'i 10 chnfc: s"tppirg. 81 2bn,3': nm0n
to fair at :! U1.iJV; butchers i...!t tul and
weak at udCciine ut TO-. ttIu ;:iir, ~ 20
ft3 medium ~ good. 50 % fH3 -: ciuce, S. %
OF ; stoc:rrS ami feeders IL: SO 10 .; 10
Sherp-HeciutS. Il0 head; Eli pnI nts, COO
heal: market .irly active am! >t";r,'y; com
mon /" far, - -0"3 90; Eir'iiUm - good,
- aet42J: u.ioice t. extra, 81 - G'.
NEW lOHK.-Heev,s v,s-Ec.tipjt -, head
trade activ" ana Large dem mi; ..poc to
choice. 91a 10. &C: common. *g49E".
e91Okc.
snetp and Iau,i,s.-Hccctpts. 3,.si. head;
lambs, t5JpI7
Swine-Heceipt. .i,s;.ead: III ari:ct Irmcr;
live hogs. So 81 as t2,<.
BUEFALO.-CnlIlr-HecCirt 40: il ,t'l. steady
and unchanged.
Sheep AMI Lambs-Eeo, io.s, iu.o head;
Quir ami unchanged.
Hogs-Heceipts, $685. heal; market iuIl,
weak and lower: sales gOOi to 'h:icc York
ers, SG l5G62o light Workers. 10 IG Il; good
butchers and mt'ltuEns, s6 :SJG,i 80; choice
heavy. Sc GoVi IS; pigs, IS .oA5 %
EAST TY.--i.tt!r-isecrip ~ h sad
market active DC. higher ti'Ln y', st,iIy.
HoSS-KccGiuts, 500 head litir r..t fair:
Eati,nOreI, sG 2ONG.O.
shccp-Rt ceipts. 4Oi ncal mGr:.'i fair at
ye>teriay's prices; prime. 81 15.A5; fair to
good. S4!0; common, - 3O43.
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Chairman Hayes Expresses Himself rs
Satisfied with tie Changes Made by
tho Ways aud Means Committee.

Chairman Hayes Expresses Himself rs
Satisfied with tre Changes Made by
tn. Ways aud Means Committee.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 29.-Hon.
John L. Hayes, president Of the tariff
commission, who is DOW in tho
city, faid-to-d day in conversation about
tho work of tho ways and COM
mittee ca the tariff oommission's 3
report that ti.c committee is doing just
what the commission would have done
had time permitted. The committee are
putting ia ar article here and there, and
completing the classification rather thsu
materially changing the rates re-
commended by the commission. He
lid not regard The chan os ma,'.
as any reflection upon tie wc,k
ef the commission, and thought tho wc,k
being done quito necessary and Tr"rsT
lie thought there would be r,'.I!s r-,i -
AID speech. in the House but he TEL
tident that the tariff wCu!d be revis,,: lis
session.
WASHINGTON. Dec 29.-The ways and
means co,amittse is at work to day upon
lie schedule of wool and manufactured
Up to tho time Of recess
10 changes of Importance had been made
: ,.a q member of the committee stated
that ho Thought there would be very
rCrorSl adherence to tho rates as recon-
aen,ted hy tho G. mmission's report.
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HOLY lNNOCESTS DAY.
Christmas Festival at st. James ParIi

Christmss FESTIVAL at st. James Parish.
Tie Sunday schools connected with St.
James church had their annual festiva!
yesterday. The church was very beauti.
| fully decorated with evergreen, and be
tween the crgan and tie chancel was
placed a large Christmas tree ornameDted
with pretty gcw-caws. Surrounding the
tree were hundreds Of gifts for distribu-
tion among the children Of the three
schools-the infant school. tho upper de-
partnent Of St. James, and the Locust
street chapel school. -I
The attendance ut the festival was very
large The programme Cfexercises apened
with tie professional hymn commencing.
80. Come All Ye Faithful. Followed by the
intcnatior of the Lords Prayer. the Gloria
Patri and other fine music. The creed
AMI versicles and collects came next ard
then The srrrl;ccd choir sang the hymn
commencing "Once Again, o Blessed
Time.''
The rector, DR.. c. +. Knight, made
brief address explaining the nature of the
festival, after which the schools sang the
ancient German carol. g. Silent Night!
Holy Night y" After the offertory. the
carol Christmas Bells" with sleigh bel!
accompaniment. was given with fine effect
Prayers, the blessing and the Christmas
hymn s'Shire Calm and Bright followed
in order and the su:piiced choir ended the
musical part Of the programme By singing
the recc cssiona! hymn. No. 81.
Gift werc then distributed to each
child il attendance. They consisted of
toys, games, books, cakes, fruits and con
fectiors. Some cF the gifts were quite
valnabla. ard Il vas roticed the best of
them fell into the hands Of the poorer
parish children. The festival was Il very
pleasant one throughout. and tie music,
under the leadership Of Pro-. Matz, was
unusually fine
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We are sorry t" learn "f the illness o:
Dr. Geo Z. R,!.rrr of this city, now resi-
';.rt physician at wills eye hospital,
p:.iialci.' .'hia. He t.'ok 4 disease Of the
We folr: on, of ne ilcl,e> nf the hp1;,i
tai i;ni lie I,; b5,.n c1niine.i to hii l...ei
for s%::r;il weeks. The surgeons il
cia1Ge thought at Oue tine tc would
lose til: Sight o. Lis LETT eye, but they now
thini: the dar.."r is ovnr. |, will take
some time be!ol, lie will be able to use his
eyes. He las the best rla.iicai attendance
and nursing. ans! it is hoped he viii soon
recover. Il is very dangerous
disease, rs a great many of those
affected with it go hiir:l. Wills eye hos
pitHl is :: cla:itabl. institution. and Was
founded 'nsny years a>5p by NJ. Wills, a
Q;sicT. Since January Is, 1880, over
six Thousand patients have been treated
at hi; h:'- ..i:nl i0r the eyes.
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with excruciaiins pain Of cutting teeth? If
sO go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
tie poor little sufferer inmediately-depeni
unoR it: there IS no mistake about il. There
Is not q mother on earth VINO has ever used II,
who Will not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
AMI relief and health to the Child, operatin
like magic. L. is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription ot one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. - cents hottie.
m2.Iy-M.W&S&w
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(NRDEKs RECEIVED FOX BASkETS OF
~ Fruit also, Empty Fruit Baskets tor
sale. Pure Spices, Baking Material, Ea!siny
Butter, ETC., etc:
BURSk'S, II East King Street
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ibES i'{sr.

DoNNELLY.-In this city, ON the 10 II ms,
John D.'nnelly.
Funeral on sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
from his laie residence, No. 40 Lafayette
street. ln!crmcnt At st. Mary cemetery. ct
KUNCLE.-Eec-lnbcr %. 1Ss2. in this city,
Barbara kuncle, in the Glst year OF her age.
TIE relatives and friends are re respectfully in
vited to attend tho funeral from the residence
of her sister, Mrs. G, Reynolds No. 433 East
Orange street. on Saturday morning 1T g.
O'Clock, 10 proceed to the LancasIerand Quar-
ryvilie depot, TO take the l0:lC train tor New
Providence.
DEIHM.-Dece:nbcr 2s, 1882, in Lititz, Jac>b
Dcihm.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, from his late
residence. in Iititz, on Saturday afternoon at
two O'Clock.
iIEss.-Dec. %, lsS. at Scion. Iowa Christian
Hess. esq. in his SD Year. Formerly OF Lam
caster county.
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Hope.


1t fs cmewhat singular that 1t Is to the little
stale H s.h''te Island, least Of all the Sisters
in th. n ;On that should hav.. In scribed nuOn
ler seal The one word, HorE. One would think
IN the ioun':srs OF the state had fOreseen
'nsi lii II: ch'et city. Providence, there would
If'erwar'!s be discovered a remedy for fho
afflicted, which has inspired more hope in tho
hearts Of the sick than any presented to the
puoiic Bnt :" neither they dreamed Of Hunts
ihoue Island. and embOdtes IL In the cheering
word OF her state seal, Hope Nor does It bid
men hope only to mock their hope, but with
power in satisfy and cure. To all who have
oroisy. weakness of the back produced BY an
aIseti"n OF the Kidneys, or any other ailment
oi '1, .ne LMneys or urinary organs, Hunts REM
edy comes with hope. Try It, and you VIM
bless Little EhOiy and Little RhOdy'S most
cell DRAFTED proiuction, Hunts Remedy.
d2SlW deOdSw
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M1RkE ~.
Philadelphia Market.

faILADstss.. Dec IS S-s'iC:.c steady Penn.
sylvania Family. 81 6114 .5
Rye flour at IS 15ils 81.
Wheat dull. No. = Westf rn Red. 81 0sa
OSh Del. and ~, Rel. 81 OS1l OS; Long.
berry Red and Amber, II OIlsI u.
Corn dull on local market; Steamer 610
&C; Yellow mixed. .O5 73c No. Mixed, $50
% a rejected. 5Ost5'c.
Oats dull So. d! White. 10: No. 2 do.
49,; No. d". +1at4:isc: No. = Mixed, l5xc.
Rye nothing dcins.
Provisions steady, but slun.
., Butter firm owing I" scarcity of inc grades;
fenn'a Creamery Extra. i2i9t'c.
Rolls firm for best lots; Penn u and W estern
l512Sc.
Eggs dull Pena'st Sic; Western, GS029c
held lots. 2lsa;c lime !, .OI Il.
Cheese firm, but quiet.
Whisky unchanged
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Buffalo Bill, scout aud actor, with his
tr"uie, arrived tIom Colombia at 9:40
this mUrnir:, ard maze street parade
Just before nncu. It was headed hy
brass band, following which was Buffalo
BIZ :,d 4 b.nl OF rea! Indians On h,rs,-
back. Among the say ycs :heIa is one
female. All were Gresscd in their own
queer cnstuint and We're covered With war
ia;ut ard fathers
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The Oil Fire Ia PhIiadaI IphIa.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-In the Senate
the bill to provide for tho performance Of
duties Of the Office Of president
i'll case Of removal, death or
inability both of president and vice
president was discussed until 40 when
the Fitz John Porter bill was taken up
and NJ. Logan addressed tie Senate in
opposition thereto.
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY, evEN1NG D c, 20, sea
THE LATEST NEWS.
y CONSOLIDATION OF NEWSPAPERS

TIE Truly Good Deacon Richard smith nj
Las, Breaks Away FrOu, His VSicEed
Partners and Joins Halstead.
CINCINNATI O.. Dec. 29.-Arrange-
ments have been completed for the con-
solidat;on of the Commercial and the
Gazette newspapers, and the publication Of
a new daily under TIE name of the Com
msrcial Gazette. The new paper will be
issued as soon as certain mechanical
preparations can be made. Both.
Mr.. Richard Smith, of the Gazette, and
Mr.. Mrrat Halstead. of tho Commercial,
will be in the management Of the news
paper, and they will be assisted by such
talent from the two papers as is needed to
make the enterprise successful. Tho paper
will be Republican in politics.