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The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
Cats Cradle.


"It's criss-cross high, and it's criss-cross fat;
hen four straight lines for the pussy cat;
Then criss-cross under; ali, now there'll be
A nice deep cradle, dear Grandpal See!
Nov change again, and it's fiat once more
A lattice-window! But where's the door?
Why, change once more, and, holding it so,
We can have very good door, you know.
Now over, now under, now pull it tight;
Seesaw, Grandpa!-exactly rightl''
So prattled the little one Grandfather's pet,
As deity she wrought hSee now it's a net.
"But where did you learn cat's-cradle SO well?'
She suddenly asked; and he could not tell.
He could not tell, for his heart was sore
AS he grayely said, sI have played it before.'
What could the sweet little maiden know
OF beautiful summers long ago?
OF the merry sports, and the games he played
When Mamma" herself was a little maid?
What could she know of the thoughts that ran
Through the weary brain of the world-worn man?
But she knew when she kissed him, dear Grandp
smiled,
And that was enough for the happy child.
ST. Nicholas for December.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

Notwithstanding the fact that all the par
ties 10 The recent riot in New Orleaus were
Democrats there seems 10 be little prospect
that anybody viii be punished. All but one
of the parties arrested have been discharged
and the chance of conyicsing him
of anything is small The fact seems
to be that the South has become SO accus-
toned to shielding political murderers that
it has come to look upon an offence of that
kind as trivial misdemeanor which does
not call for much attention.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

Mr.. Cox has somewhat recovered from
bis fit of the snIks. and it is now said that
he will accept the craftsmanship of the
naval committee The country will un-
donbtedy experience feeling Of greatre-
lief. Cox with 3 standing grievance to air
was likely to prove an awful bore
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

The year 1888, even in its dying moments,
seems determined 10 maintain its well earned
fame as year of wonders. A thunder
storm in midwinter as severe as that Of
Thursday night appears TO have been to the
westward of us is an extraordinary phe-
nomenon
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

A Mr.. Carlton who halls from ihe South
proposes to dispose of the revenue surplus
by distributing it among the slave owners
who were despoiled of their slaves by the
war. The features of Mr.. Carlton cut in
marble would form an admirable represen.
tation of cold cheek
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

We shall Wednesday, December 9TH extensive
stock OF iday Goods All the novelties in Lace Fchu
e Emerodersd Hemtched CoOred Bordered
Plush and Leather ags Brush Comb Se Handkerchief Glove
Collar and Cuff Boxes; POrtemonna Music Mirrors
Broom and Cigar Cases. Smokers Se Match
let's Cumb Sets Tdes Perfnmery BQue Figures Vases Plants
Elegant French Fans Silk
prices for the next two weeks.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

The result of the Ohio senatorial fight is
involved in great doubt. The combination
which is opposing Mr.. Pendleton is a very
powerful and INSCRIPTIONS one, aud no
means, reputable or otherwise, are likely to
be ignored in the struggle to compass his de-
feat. Payne, whom the anti-Pendleton
crowd have put forward, is wealthy himself
and has the Standard Oil Company at his
back. He is not handicapped, as Pendle-
ton is, by any record on the civil service re-
form question. Pendleton's friends con-
cede that he will have powerful support
and recognize the fact that their own favor
ties chances are not 50 brilliant as they
would like, though they profess to believe
that he will eventually win. There are in
dications, however, that they have so little
confidence that they can elect Pendleton
that they have been casting about for anoth-
er candidate in case it appears to be impos-
sible TO defeat Payne with Pendleton, and
that they have selected ex-senator Thur
man. Thurman has good many strong
points, but his election would be just as
much declaration against civil service re-
form as Payne's. Thurman is spokesman,
and believes Ito use his own language) in
"taking the boys in and warming their
toes.''
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
II Fl Il Z r. e s S
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. 80.

We do not read anonymous letters and commuri-
cations. The name and address of the writer arc In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica
ton bat as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
munications that are not used
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

Probably the Ohio wool growers are be-
ginning 10 recognize the fact that there was
very denEe growth of wool over their own
eyes during the last campaign.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

The above towns and plantations come
here for the transaction Of all their railroad
business, and will do so whether we have
direct connection with Bangor and the out
side world or not. In addition to these the
following would all come here, or to some
depot On the route, for their place of ship
ment if new route is made
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

1t seems to be pretty well settled that six
of the members of the coinage committee
are in favor Of continuing the coinage of the
"buzzard'' dollar. There is good ground
for alarm at such prospect.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
WHs7AAAN UHl-CUEFOR
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws
triton, and by scareful application Of lie fine
properties OF well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro-
yided our breakfast tables with decately Favored
beverage winch may save us many heavy DOCTORS
bills: 1t is by the judicious Of such articles of
det tnat constitution may be gradually built up
until stlong enough to resist every tendency to dis
around us ready to attack wherever there Is
q weak point. We may escape many fatal shaft
and properly nourished frame ''-Cigil Segrice ca
zette. Wv w
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold in
tlns only l1alp' and 1b) by arocers, labelled thus
JAMES EPPS Il CO.. HOMEOPATHIC chem.
lists, London, England. noy24ST&w47-Iy
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
City of Portland.
$500 REV ARD.

FHIHE City Ordinance provides that mo person
Il without authority Of the Municipal officers, or
from the Gas Light Company, shall light or extin-
guish any Street Lamp, under penalty not less
than five dollars, nor more than ten dollars for
each offence
ward of five dollars will be paid by the Gas COmpa-
ny for the detection OF any person violating it.
BENZ. +. ANDREWS,
decl3dlm City Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

Springer thinks he has scented scandal in
the Attorney Generals Office, and his head,
which has been dropping since he heard his
name read in the House last Monday, is
high in the air and his spirits correspond
ingly exalted. He no longer talks of re-
signing from the head of the committee on
expenditures in the department of justice,
but is preparing to burrow in the archives
of the Attorney Generals Office. He has
bad au interview with ex-senator Spencer,
,and feels confident that be win be the means
of unearthing as big a scandal as the one he
was instrumental in bringing to light in
Oregon in 1876. A sniff of corruption has a
more bracing effect on Springer than bot
tie of smelling salts.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
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THE HhINE N0N-FORFEITURE LAW,
The Union RITUAL Reserve Dividend Plan

This is an endowment at 85, Issued at regular
years. At the expiration of this period provided
all the premiums have been regularly paid the in
sured may have either of the following Options
He may acittdr0U cash the entire TeseTre on his
policy Nth his share of the surplus reserved to the
policies issued upon the same plan during the re-
serve-divdend period.
He may continue to pay his premiums, and receiye
~ cGsh the areoant Of surplus which has been credit
ed to his policy.
He may, If i1sNrGbte conUert the cash galae of the
policy into fully paid ZIP insurance.
He may coaCert this UGtlte into q hfe-dnnaitg.
He mag coavert the surplus apportoned to his pol
icy into an annuity to be applied to the payment of
all fuure premiums.
He mag receive the amount Of the policy whenever
rhe reserve on policy and accumulated dividends
equals that sum.
The reserve-dividend policies are entitled to the
benefits of the Maine Noa~B0lfeitawe Ld1. They
contain no restrictions tcoteUer upon trGveL and res
5dence. After three years. they unrestricted in
respect to occupation, and ncontestable. They are
entitled to no dividends in of lapse or death
prior to the expiration of the reserve-dividend Pc
Rod.
This plan is fully and clearly described in the
Company's publications, which will be furnished
upon application to the home Office or any of its
agencies. 1t will be found, upon examination that
it possesses especially Advantageous features, and
covers all desirable forms of insurance, being partic-
ularly adapted to meet the precise wants of the in
diyidual insurer.
agents. therefore, it cannot fail to be prod ciye of
large and profitable business
The Company is ready to negotiate with, and will
make liberal contracts for good territory with
agents who will energetically Push for bust.
Hess.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

Hon. eyiliium Taylor, Health Commissioner
Boston says After three months use of the CUTI-
cURA REMEDIES, and IL years of as constant suffer
ing from Scrofulous Humor of the face, neck, and
scalp as was endured, can say that am cured
and pronounce my case the most remarkable on re.
cord. -
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29

At the beginning of bis long argument 10
show why he could not and ought not to par
don Hathaway, the Fall River defaulter,
Governor Butler said:
He was one of the three treasurers of the several
corporations in Fall River who were sentenced for
defalcations in very large amounts. One of them
Stickney, was pardoned by my immediate predeces-
sor among the last acts which he performed. An
other, Chace, was refused pardon by myself upon
grounds then and now satisfactory to me. Unless
Hathaway's case can be distinguished from that of
Chace and of Stickney, for l would not have par
doned Stickney, the pardon must be refused
IL turns out that Stiekney, whom Cover
nor Butler says he would not have par
doned, was pardoned by Governor Butler on
May 7, 1888. AS soon as the message was
read to the Council this fact was brought to
his attention. But it was too late The
Governor had given his message to the
newspapers before he submitted it to the
Council and the blunder had been irretriev-
ably committed. The Governor has as vet
found no way to wriggle out of this fix.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
OFFICE OF
w. D. AmES,
SO Market Square,
OFFICE OF
PORTLAND
dec13d1ui

PORTLAND MAINE
TO1HE PUBLIC,
II in want q = new furnace beg to direct your
attention to the Kohler Hot Air Furnace. dts SUI
pehority over all others will demonstrate If you
will call at my store. The following well known
persons hare the Kohler;
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
CHAS. H. 0'BRTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer il
Q Q a z .
Domestic Goals Specially, at Lowest Market
Prices.
322 Commercial Street,
srOwn's Wharf, POrtland,sye-
Orders roOsRved by Telephone. No. ga.
auR7 diff
NGSTECEl.

DIR. s., e. Reed, s'lairvGyant and
BOl;ssliC esss5 sicinsa is s9u.lled for
"a short time at merchants En-
change, Renpie stserG, Portland,
Me-. Room up one Gi&Rf.
Office Hours "a. LA. TO 9 p. m.
dec2S dtf
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
SH.OO 80 $1,000.

Gents Toilet and Shaving Sets
in Russia and Alligator Leather,
Infants Toilet Sets, Wall Pockets
with Broom in large variety,
Smoking Sets, Cigar Cases, OdOr
Chests, Stands, Cases, &C., Per-
fumes from all manufacturers,
Toilet Soaps, Toilet articles of ali
descriptions, Solid Back English
Bristles, Bleached or Unbleached,
and other Hair Brushes from 15c.
to $500 each, and r1any other ar
ticles that are all useful. Come
and see for yourselves. No trouble
to sh0w goods.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
SHOEE SMOKERS SMOEB.

The bet Cigars in the city. OurfavOr
lite Brands, the La BrunsWicks, La Rite
cas-, La Rosa EspanOla, La BastiaRelli,
La Normandi, La Rosa. Seba, ClippOn
and ChincOpiDs, still at the head. Quail
ity maintained, prices reduced.
The Portland daily press., 1883-12-29
Druggists Sundries.
$500 90 $500.

Nail Sets in Plush, Russia and
Alligator Leather from
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18

.9abt bic 8ite, es uns mit,utbsiIen.A
5rau pom 9amsibe srbIei9ts.
abr antrportet ni9t2 fubr Der Ssr,os
fort, am @nbe tduidt Sbr Sud ielbit!
Der Sumter bat unuerboblen unb auf bas
beitimmteite ertIdrt, baB nidts ibn ~ bieisr
9eiratb uerm6sen pirb.'
.@nabe, GnaSe, sroBmhtbiser Sarf,
rief 5rau Don 5amsibe nit Tbrdnsn IN
ben ausen, mas i'd meinem Sobne ~
iassn babe 1T elm mir tbeueres @ebeimniB,
. seftattet, bab i'd ss tn msinsm 9erasn
seri9lieBe."
SIS fei, ebIs Srau, uerfetts Der 9srios.
Sbr wolt alis BEN Sumter In ieinem Gss
fansnife bsiu6en, INN ibm suten Ratb ju
ertbsilen, nidt mabr7 Weblan, bic gitte
iei sepdbrt, bod ermabnen mir Sud, nidts
unpsriu9t su Iafsn, ieinen gissniinn gu
bre9en, benn unier Wiue ftebt unutbers
rufi9 feit: unter1pirft er iid ni9t, 70 wirb
bsute nod Der S9arfri9ter baS llrtbsil
bes S9Ofenseri9tes uolSieben unb bic
san3e StaSt Srisse burd bieien blutisen
Ssweis ~unierer @ers9tisteit ibsr1elsen,
baB ss, untsr ~unisrer Ssrridaft wsnisitens,
ni4t senist, abelis unb Don altem @es
f9le6t su iein, I'm un9eItraft @eualt unb
Noro 3u iiben. Wir psrben @u9 iofort
uniere idriftli9e GrlaubniB, ben Sumter
gu befuden, ,uiteuen Iaien, senn Sbr babt
pabrli3 feline 3eit su uerIieren,1
9amit pO0ts Der 9er;os ft9 entfernen,
Srau uon Sameibe aber tniete nieber unb
febte, bic titternben 9dnbe 81 ibm ers
bebenb:
% sndsiser 9err, babt @rbarmen NIT
elmer arnen, az SOoe eridreften Otutter!
@enn mein Sobn fi9 Gurem Wilen ii9t,
wer wir6 bann, in Gurer abpeienbeit, ben
grm bes Senters aufbalten2 9aBt eiueu
Gurer Diener mid besIeiten, nit benz 9es
febI, Die Sinri6tuns su seri9ieben bis su
weiterem Sei9eib 49,"
vOas wdrs iiberfiiiis, unterbra9 fe
Der SerSos; mir ieIbf linO i'm 9esriif,
mad griiSse abSureiien unb werben Dor
Sud bort eintreffen. @ebt, cole Srau,
bseiIt Sud 70 uiel ais m6sIi9, Senn wsun
mir es AUDI nidt 9lalben, 70 witni9sn rpir
bod pom 9an3em Serieu, baB guer rnters
nebmen selinsen mO9e. 9ebt pSbl."
Der SerSOs wintte ieinem psrtrautsn
0eratber Msiiter Clinton Mfiquel unb pers
lieB burd cine Seitsntbir ben Saal.
6rau Don Sameibe unb aleibis iOpobl
wis Der aIts 'Gbe9abn urb 8essa itanbsn
itumm unS 9eienftsn 9auYtss ba; bic
f~treussn 8orte bes Siiritsn tSutsn ns9 In
ibrsn Obren. 0is LANCE piirben fs 81
wartsn babsn auf ben idriftIiden gefebl,
Der ibnen bas @efdnsniB Sffnen iolte
llnS psnn IS nun ,u fpdt wiroe2 @rober
@ottl
(S9Iub fol8t.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
NOrttsuns anb SalsD
QonffsI 2

Nortes ne anb S4laD
&apttsI 2.
cine 10 srftaunIid,' ~pieIidltis uHs s~nustIbar pEsuse
Ssiltrait ~bnssitsat. bab ibr tsint sraxnltit cher ed4up<
be mSsliasrw.iis pis,ritsb,n fam; bod TT he barm!ss ~
Ssbrssa iRr Oas iapdaes ge,ib. ben ssbrsaItstss arass
ten, Sas flstnhe SiHs.
setSenDs, bic felt Sabrsn an prisbts osn sas.ru xtss
rsnssrantbsiteX, assnIstbsn, psisissHSen, ab susiss
runs bstraatst,n suhsu sabiuFtaeH sns zen aesisu
a~ufssssb,u warren, Nnb stbeIt pcrbeH.
Srsusu, benz habnRnu natt ssssatti
GurS xsuralsiia. Samsr,sx. H.rsbhttt, oSIahsts'
tat uns serI5i,seas bss psts!i4s esidIsSt SsinisAsuss
ssieen;
gsriou,H, bic Surs sstlanSItAsa ssr Asuiiseu Htss
matismus franmsqossH pursu;
IN 6asfuIa sesesst;
Wit SalsHub, Slutsustituxs, SpspepNs, xuS sAss
&rsutkeiteu Btbafttte. ssts
Der i6wade. msuieItas Sbrper zHtsrss xtts q.
einS aebdlt perbtn Sard Sopfsut Dtttefs, pc
usu bic 6spsiis lbIau 10 er bshusks xstt stftssh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
(S9Iub folst.]
Sbtatprade.

,DauB Id Rinbuisb In ben SunbStasen
bet Der 8drenbiss NIT sinem GfsIsburft unb
ansW WoIfsbunsu ben Saawso mo4miN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18

rStebt auf, eble Srau, iaste er alsbann,
unb ard Sbr llebrisen, Sbr brinst uns
pobl einen Bei6eib, Der uns ~erfreut, benn
unier @uni9 lit es feineswess, baB Der
Sumter pon Sameibe, benz mir uniere be-
lonbere SuIb Suaupenben I'M Se9riff itans
ben, iterben iOa. Nun, beitatist uniere
SOifnuns, ipre9t!"
v9eitreneer 6err, besann Walters
Mutter, gw. Sobeit baben metnem Sobne
@nabe suseiast, faas er ii9 enti4lOhe,
bieies Mab9en 3u beiratben. Wtr aue,
aud bieie suten 0eute, wieien anfanss bieie
8erbinbuns entiest suriid, bod nun, na9
reifi9er lleberlesuns, fommen mir Cure
Sersebuns gu er fieben unb Sud- su iasen,
6ab mir uns bsmiitbis unb banfbar @ursm
Wiuen unterwerfen."
vSbr babt alio Cure iSuitimmuns ses
seben, GberSubn2" fraste Der Ser5os ni9t
obne MiBtrauen ben Nlten.
vSa seitreuser Serr", mar bic sntwort.
v5reiuilis?"
r@ans freiwilig, Serr."
limb Ou meine SO3ter; bat Did nies
HlaHp Se3Duh9eHs
r0iemanb, sndbiser Serr."
vOas iett uns in Gritaunen seitern
nod iastet sSbr, cine iol9e Gbe wirbe Sud
Dor 9eib per9eben MAIDEN unb nun 9lalbt
ibr guer Slid BARN gu iinoen2"
vl1nier Slid iu9en mir in benz 8eoans
ten, baB mir ais Gbrilten SDies NIT
@utem uersolten baben, perieete Der Srels
nit feiter Stimme, anb oaB mir baour9
bieier gbeIfruu ibren einsisen SObn err
balten."
vOas lift i6Sn BON Gu9; Sbr ieio
brape Meni6en. llniererieits miiniden
mir ni6ts Iebnli6er, als ben Sumter be-
qnabiqen Al fDnneu -. guer Sobn, cole
frau, bat ulio beldlohen uniere Sebin'
9ungen announcement, obne Sinterbalt, IN
poler alufri9tisteit, ni3t wabr2"
vWeein Sobn2 erpieberte Srau uor
Sameibe, perneinenb ben &opf i9ittelno
Niemanb burfte meinem Sobne naben, alt
meine gemiibunsen, gu ibm gu sslar9en.
bIieben frudtlos."
9erSrcEen i6aute ber 9erSOs gu Sobsn'
rSn Der Gbat Saran batten mir ni9t sc;
ba9t, murmelte er. Bis bent Wtor9er
uerbarrte ber Sumter itarrfOpfis bel ietne'
@eiseruns; wenn ssbr unS ni9t iu mel
BEN babt, baB er enoli9 ieinen Sinn bsus'
unb einuiuise, mos pOlt Sbr bann iber'
baupt?"
sd bottle @nabe fur metn arn1es
Sinb gu e%rlansen, perieste Srdu BON pa:
meibe, unb ibre Stimme 3~itterte Dor An9l
unb innerer Grresuns, nun aber tlble ID
gu meinem sroBen &ummer, baB tb nod
parten muB. gp. 9obeit perletbe ln'
bic Grlaubnib, meinen Sobn in ieinem De
fdnsniHe gu beiu9en, mir febren oann 10
fort mad 8riisse suriid unb beitimmen tbn
in aler Oemutb Oas l1rtbeiI ieines 6iiritei
antunebmen."
Limb Sbr slaubt, bab Gu4 bas selinse'
wirb2 ai9ts lit unmOsli4, bod ~sneitel'
mir einitweilen nod on Gurem Grtol9
Sber beiiet Sbr uiellei9t ein UtittsI, u,
gu Gursr 9lniidt ~ befebren3"
.SupObI, sndDissr 5err, elm untris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Hotter oamer Suite.

hotter Stnte.
ri. bsli.bt,n ususn siiausn ,0uisl. gshsaH,fatas
Rsttrean, Saausam
6tieoan, 9iaas,
amhsrean, S6sttsn,
Seerbam, SaIano,
fahr,n i,ba Wittpsd BON gsw gsrt, uHb ssar ben sinsn
Ntttpod mad amltroam nne ben uGhheR piIttmo4 mao
8stierosm, unb bteten p~aNagtersn mad uno emi9ranttuusn
Ssaaao, 9eIeisn, Oct RbeiRSee eno, Sass
ssutidIano uno Der Sdbwsij,
stns psrissIide, bsautme uHb sSdt anssusbms Rsi,sdss
stubtit.
Die GaWpi,r limb aas in paKnbiateu abtbsiIuHssn az
baAi. Die erle eaihte bat ole mooerneN Versefrnngm,
Drebfhble, tItttTtibe Sdeatu, sroBe Bathrooms nab fs
SCRIBE 9aie. ArSt uno Steparoers. Ereis SO.
embed nit sauS pOrSlsli6I 9sit nnb Sebane'
non RsS BORT mad aOtisrOam uuS Q~mIersam btuisg.
Ben ROTTERDAM uno amlteroam nod Ven Dert. 49,. 80
Rabuts BET 4. -, @orris,
Genrals Baiidse Agent,
~ S~roasual, u. D.
Sic Mprris GurUpGilde Grpreb,
sabIiyt felt rs Subrsu, ~bsiOrOert uHO srtdIt nit isssn
pstesupiU
0dter nao fonittse padersiea
us6 uus Don europa gu ben biaistsu prsiisu.
9s srtiitrt tstue ,upsrlaitsere eiropdiias erpres IN Ruu
sst. 5subaussVtbdit.
3. VI. Wierris,
50 Broadway, n. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18
Sebctss

6. q. Grittemtpn, Rstnt, Rsp sori.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-10

srDwIFDpED BY nJG JUptfr
n that tho yellow Front DC. Havana Cigar
al mARTMxs's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-10

Mr. John T. RdVmond.-This famous come
dian will appc ir 1T the opera house this even.
Ing In his celebrated play, "In Paradise"
supported by an excellent company. MI &.
Raymond appears IA u Yirgnlan-one OF tH5
y. /. VS., who becomes editor OF fugiS's
Scream, Mt Paradise, Idaho and afterwards
member OF tho legal hrm OF DuNum y Better,
Chicago, and the Characterization iS tull OF
humor, native wit and quaint Raymondisms.
Monte Crfsto" will DO the attraction at
Fulton opera house on Wednesday evenin Y
next, Dec. IL. with Mr. J. Il. studcy, in the
title role Dumas great story of Monte Cristo
Is known TO every no and Mr.. Studley's rem.
dition OF tho title character Il sail TO he q
wonderful performance He will be assisted by
company OF sterling artists andan enjoyable
evening VIII most assuredly b0 given those
who attend.
Emerson Grand Concsrt.-Sext Friday this
great attraction Will be In Fulton opera house
The Reading Times saysi "The eenteTtainmGn I
committee OF Mclean post 10, q. A. r., do.
serve the thanks and appreciation OF the com
munity for enlisting in their behalf such n
splendid galaxy OF musical talent as appeared
In grand concert last evening, and like wise OF
the very entertaining readings OF the English
facial artist ana reader, Walter Pelham Mr.
Walter Emerson's performances on the cor
net were a genuine surprise his triple
tongueing and Tipping showed almost fault
less execution. Mr. Charles Y. Higgins, a
young violin virluoso, gave evidence OF IN
eNquis site touch. Miss Helen T.. IL. Carter Is d
superb vocalist with greatp purity OF tone, and
Miss Mae shepard's plano solos were greeted
with prolonged applause" Chart opens to-
morrow morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-10
DARKER's TUNIC.
Mothers Spinning Wheel.
Concerning One Article That Was Not
For sale, and Another Which 10
Cheap at Anv Price

mo, sir, wouldn't sell you that for ~
money that spinning wheel was my mot o.
IL was one day, when she was singing Il 0
lark and making this Old wheel hum, ths my
father, then young medical student, alter
wards II farmer, fell in love with hcr-some
hfty years ago"
60 spoke the proprietor OF a rough BIZ of
farm land In Ulster county, N. T., to a .lc
hunter, and "mothersh spinning wheel re-
mained among her children ana grand Ill
dTen.
"My mother" writes Rev. J. W. Ph ~,
pastor OF St. Paurs NJ. Il Church, Chi 20,
" has used PAnKKRs TONIC, and Ies
mo To say that she has founl it
more elective than anything she ever used
tor invigOrating and strengthening tho sys-
also especially TO mention the certainty with
which it aids digestion and overcomes OK.
haustion."
Ever since the first household was establish
cd, mothers opinion has been more potpH HL
In this world than that of judge, jurist or pl
slcian. Her hand has always cooled the few II
aud her voice has be filled with hope. With
each days decline PARkERS TONIC IL H.
coming moro descrvedly popular with the
women who guard alike husband anu ch 4.
dren. II eTadicateS mglarial poison from the
blood, from which tnUre Is now such VII O.
spread suffering.
Please observe: DR.. PARKER's TONIC Il
not an inioBtoaRt. 1t 10 a combination OF sev
eral ingredients, or which none singly can
produce anything like Its effect. For Kidney,
stomach and Liver troubles 10 Is the standard
and uDfail ,ng remedy. In tive sizes; 80 cents
and 81. The latter the cheaper. HIsoox b Co.,
Chemists New York. decllmdeoS