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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-26
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shops. Apply q IL ollco.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-26

WANTED.
A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, CEN.
"A trally located.
Address 8. Y. A., this once. j26-St
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-26

HAVING PURCHASED THE WHOLE
i stock of Towering Plants Of the
Reed Nursery-7o0 plants-At . low rate.
am prepared to sell the same again at ex-
traordinarily cheap prices, not exceeding
one-half the usual prices.
Persons wanting plants should take Cd
vantage Of this opportunity, call early and
get good bargains.
G. w. LAYTON,
j26-l0t Proprietor Seattle Nursery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-26

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN A
j private family. Fourth It, hetween
Pike and Union. 13&lW
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
JOHN WANAMAKER.

The Muslin Underwear
Counters have sold out nearly
all their tumbled Night
Dresses and Chemises. There
cannot help but be some such
almost every day, considering
the way goods are handled
here. There is a small lot of
fllow and Bolster Cases with
Hamburg edges and inserting.
The $4 and $3.50 quality is
now So.
The $5 and $3.50 quality is
now $3.50.
Some with Torchon lace at
$3 that used to be Sc. When
ever we get these extra reduc-
tions we give them away
again This is our idea Of
proper serv ce.
JOHN WAN MAKER.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Mr.. Graham's touch to the
Dress Making spreads to ready
made goods. Satins, Silks,
Cashmeres, Flanne!s, Percales
and Lawns all ready to be put
on, and most of them have an
indescribahle something about
them that makes them look
unlike ready-made goods. We
always thought ladies should
have the same facilities tol
suits ready y.made that gentle.
men have.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
Showing That the People Have Wants
winch no Amount of Facilities VIII
supply.

That the People Rave Wants
winch no Amount of Facilities viii
supply.
New York world.l
Before the opening OF the bridge it was
predicted that as soon rs II was In opera
ton the ferries would he deserted and the
large profits of the companies would cease.
There are evidences that the companies them
selves were apprehensve OF such result.
Although there has been a he wy traffic
on the bridge since last Thursday the re-
ceipts of the ferry companies have but
slightly decreased
Whenever q new enterprise is started we
hear predictions of ruin to the old systems
with which 1t competes. Such anticipations
are usually disappointed. Wnen street rail
roads gere first established 1t was supposed
that all the old stages uld disappear But
the city is gridir0ned siih rails Tor morse
cars and several stag lines are sail running
and, under the flve-ceut fare rate, are max
ING a handsome income. When the Eie-
vated railroads were constructed II wCs gen
orally believed that the horse cars would
disappear, aud thai the Sixth avenue, Third
avenue and Second avenue strpet railroads
at leatt would lessen the number OF Jheil
trips and look for way passengers only. But
on all these roads the cars are running on
their old time, are still paying hand
some profits. When the electric light can't
| into use we were assusea that gas would o'
a thing OF the past. Yet gas Pemains and th'
gas companies are growing In numbers al
well as In wealth.
It is the same with other descriptions o
business. New newspapers appear or ole
ones are brought into new life, and thel
achieve great success without hurting theiI
well-established neighbors. In great city
| like New York there is room enough for all
Indeed competition creates business, aud tn
| demand keeps pace with the supply. No on
need be jealous Or fearful of rivalry. 1t is
public advantage and hQEts nobody.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

George Quoted at the beginning Of this
article tl0es not seem so far amiss of the
real state of the case. Even now the rail-
roads are practically stronger than the
Government If acts of Congress are not
so shaped as to meet their ends its provi-
sions are deliber icly crarridden aud all
attempts to bring them TO terms, as in the
case Of the Union Pacific are met withcounter-
movement, subterfuge and almost open de-
flance, while as TO the rights of individuals
no pretense is made to deal upon ialr and
equitable hesis. And what is true OF one
railroad is true Of all wherever they possess
the power Indeed it begins to look as
though Mr.. GeOlge's prophecy had already
been fulfilled.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
JOHN WANAMAKEns

In thinking Of us to supply
your wants, keep in mind that
we take our stand near to the
manufactures OF goods in both
hemispheres. Our b ayers are
going and coming from foreign
lands almost all the time; two
are on the oc an now return
ing, after placing orders for
autumn goods, and this month
two more 60 over, and next
mouth still more, and with all
this we maintain an Office and
buyer i'll Paris, who travels be-
tween Vienna, Berlin, Brussels
and London, filing orders for
the various departments. This
IS the way we come to get ex-
ccptional lots of goods, such
as you might not think OF hnd-
ing here.
! We take great delight in
little surprises Of choice and
new things. The resident
buyer in Paris has had stand
ing orders to take all the
Black Embroidered Robes b.
could get at about half the
r gular prices. We have had
several such lots and they have
sold SO quickly that only few
persons saw them, SO rapidly
were they taken away
Ano. her such lot is now in
there are from twelve to tifteer
patterns and the prices range
, from $12 to $18. In the 81!
. lot we notice one like thos,
that we're sold at $35 a few
months ago.
1oIN WANAMAVEp
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAwINs oFJANUARY o 1881

Alvin Kensler Odessa, Mo................. $50
Augustine Lopez, 90 Baronne st. New Or
lGhuht h...,..... Observation-Disclosures. 90
II, TagliaRietria. l2S Cont st. New Or
ii. L. stevens, Titusyille, pa. collected
through Penn Bank Pittsburgh Pa I,2O
IS. Apple. omaha, Neb. ,................ l,20
j.. Is. ketchumi 6s2 Broadway. New York i,
Paid Union and Planters Bank, Memphis
Tenn...................... 10
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
The tiariielas Not in Demand.


Mr.. Charles A. Garfield, a first cousin of
President Garfield, has been in the city for
long time, fruitIessly endeavoring to secure
some position under The present administra-
tion, and is about to return 10 biz home in
South Cleveland, Ohio, In disgust. IT, 10
accounted strange fact that not a single rel
ative Of General Garfield holds position un-
der the Government. Early In President
Garfeld's administration Mr.. Garfield was
promised the position OF United States
Marshal for the Territory Of Utah, but the
office not then being vacant his appointment
was not made. AS 1t was soon 10 become
vacant, however, he was told by General
Garfield to make his preparations to go to
Utah to take charge of it, and was engaged
in closing up his business ia Ohio for that
purpose when President Garfield was shot.
he afterwards made formal application to
| Presidapt Arthur for the same place, back
ing 1t up Titb most formidable collec-
ton of recommendations, endorsements
and petitions. His appontment vas
thus earnestly pressed by both Ohio Sena
tors, thirteen Republican members of Con
gress, Governor Foster and other Ohio State
officers, George X. Nash, chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee OF
Ohio, every Senator and Representative OF
the Ohio Legislature and other prominent
and influential persons. This powerful
package of papers was placed in the hands
of tine President Strong personal appeals
were made by persons in power in Mr.. Gar
fields behalf 1t was also represented tC
President Arthur that Mrs. Garfield earn
estly wished that he should have the place
| But the office was given TO another. Mr.
Garfield has not even been able to have hi
papers returned to him, the alleged excus'
being that they have been lost. He having
sacrificed his former business, was LETT en-
tirely out Of employment. He then mad
application for another position In one O
the departments here, hut his been unsuc
cessful. Mr.. Garti.i ii was "A soldier, servin
in the army as captain and then as majo
from July, 1868, I'LL the close OF the war.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING OF NOVEMBER IA 1882.

j VI. Dixon, Ennis. Tex.................... l6 coz
York city. ................,....s.' 49, -, 49, OOC
Newburyport, Ma ,.....,.'..!.....:... "y 10, Oot
Hermann Toss ERIK, New York City...".. 500
city. 800
W. T. Clark, Pm ladelpha Pn............ s,OOl
Emil Neldig, ll41 Magazile st., New Or
FOR aocou / u Agent southern Express
Co, Lynchbarg, va.,...........,i,..ss v, - zoo
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING OF DE, EMBER 10, 1882.

- doghi9, ;i..:;.....,,...;;..;....... 10, 200
Ma ..;.......,,,,.s...t..,. 80 -, 80. TO- 600
Harpers Fries, 1877 W. Court St., Cincin-
John T. Gar in, % Willard Place, South
End, Boston, Mass ..........,,...'.... 10, oOO
+. Bollh gen, IN Pine St, I. Louis, Mo. 500
National Bank. ................., SOOO
Mrs; Harri Wo(dman, Vesper, Onon-
dagQ Go. Observation-Disclosures. l. 100
Paid Wells Fa 20 Il Co.'s B nix, San
Frauoiseo, .;......:... ,..... OOC
Underwood Fisher, COLI cted through LIST
National Bank, Rhree River, Micn. a, OOC
Geo. e. u Ayre', DaQville, Va......... Zoo
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
Disease,

propensity and passion brings mankind
numberless ailments, foremost among them
are nervousness, nervous debility and unna-
tural weaknesses of generative organs;
Aliens Brain Food successfully ovcrcomes
these troubles aud restores the suffer to his
former NgGr. 81 At druggists, or at Aliens
Pharmacy, 315 FirEt avenue, NY
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Take the house-car--English
people say "lif,' Americans
elevator-and go to the second
floor for ready-made dresses
and shawls, We get many
choice things direct from Lon
don and Paris-for example,
those Stella India Shaws for
summer wear. Price, $40 to
5000.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

Workingmen viii economize by employing
DR. Pierce's Medicines. His Pheasant Purga-
tive Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery
cleanse the b,0Od and system thus preventing
fevers and other serious diseases, and curing all
scrofulous and other huUGFs, Sold by druggists
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER 10. 1882

X. X. Dea on, collected through b tFs
Count National BanS Il tier, NJ .... Ii,
u, 7, Blair, President Ea Miss. Matri-
monial AssOciatio Columbus, Miss. 15,
j, N. JUhnson, Houston, Tex............ Is,
Pc er .. Johnson, Ill ~enaca st., Leaven-
worth. han........,...:......:.... 3,
Michatl A. Fl negan, Elder place, BIS
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING oF ApRIL1a Issa

Manry HlGhaeI MceRnoy Troy n. Y.....;. 25,OO
' eaSo' Ills rs. 90
H Hnaoip p iIieot, ,mlIlonyille, La....... Is 90
2aigs Ta II n paay' halta Bend, Saline co Mo. q 40
H. T. Harper. st: Georges, CoIietOn o.
VIM, Ii. Hampton, Tracy city. Fran;Ei,n 200
p co Tenn. -, 200
Wis..............,,,,''... -A''' o IN
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING OF MARCH IA, Jsss.

!. Allen sehaGiier, Allentown, Pa, as OK
D. j. eyer ilandsoms pepot. SOuthamp-
n ton %. Va, .,;........;;... as, ,OO(
. ed thr6u4h Nat. Bank OF St. PAUL. Is. OOC
gonh , nnlpiey' morrlstoMn, Tenn...,...... 500
israri brown, Ocala, RIA :,::.........,.... 5,OU
~ ~ Aiian re rec, loo canal 81; New Orleans, uOl
Pad International Bank, Chicago HIS. 2'06l
B A. Hathaway, hicago. Ills,.....,.... a 00i
Jacob +, Dickson, Newburyport, Ma S. 2.0N
GeOrg Whitman, Kennerviile La, Sm
a slnnatI, ohio.y.t4..,,,v.,,;..,....:... l,2OC
NToTB NJ ~ n, sons, mount Lookout, Ohio 1, 20t
~ n nord, AhStla, ho....,............ l,2Ot
w. ~ I1hcIsco. washington, ID. C........ l, 20l
W. n el' Oialr' washington, ID. Co.. L,2O(
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02


HARTLEY probably the Catarrhal
" sRs % great 1 d P H a %s ss. Y ; s as4
f .''' % fsa sa S
@ $s, s. ~ ] ii T'' "
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@ Mi Ss s then s X @ = @ IT.. i A: ssSss
a%S%t 81 ] i'' Ss aSS hS% " S'
asn ]
OFFENSIVE DISCHARGES
II @s's s}i
pons patient % oS @ a
Much Of the discharge passes into the throat or +D ,
sn@ nd inP 5 d s s @ ra Ss.
'F PsFH shR' % % 'a
r A s Offensive a Sss % a s R % cavities % @
' which,
E siie s I9y; Rls RS,s a H : T. y ] @ % % %
ofhisOwn surrounding
%% @ Sss s%s%s: ss Ss s S% ~
@ p @ S SR . y sS. % q%
!; $s @ @
ea as @ S d sSs $
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD
disease
Noises materially
% "A "a ;;;S s?%s 5 s%SS: n s
@
ss:yy SS IS @ @ "ns
5sT. % % Si $lss THAT 70 % THE '
DIR. H A R T L u Y'S
Office and Residence 243 South Eighth Street, Phia"
ONCE uonr. vo0 ~. ~ 60 - .o.s - my
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

For full particulars of the Grand i-AnnuaI
Drawing OF the 18th inst. see sch me in another
column Of this paper to-day.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING OF OCTOBER 10, 1852.

Jon @. Reuss Ascension Paris. La...... Id hOO
ingtoi, d. o.Y'......... ~ 49, I5Ol
W. l.. Lewis, Cooperative Ice Co., WASH
ington, T.. U.............,............, l5 o.
Sam. Hobson Memphis, Tenn........ 90
q q. Huntington, New York Gily........ In
+. anGHn PubiE her Sentinel, hibOdaux
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

CITIZENS OF the Fifth ward, irrespective
of arty, if you do not want to be disgraced
by having Boss Pickles for your repr senta-
tive In Council, vote for James Carmichael,
a man whose hands is clean, and whose
heart is in the right place
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
A Worklnan,s s Truss
C.farrh nf rha Islall.iar

for IS cents, mt guaranteed. Danforth
druggist, corner Second and Market. Speca
room
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary complaints, cured by
"Buchu-paiba 81.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
A wonderful discovery.

Reads Three-Minute Headache and Neu-
ralgia Cure is the wonder OF the nineteenth
century, as no sick or nervous headache, neu-
ralgia, or any acute pain can resist 1t more than
two minutes, as can be proven by hundreds of
BaltmOre's best citizens. It's an outward ap
pleaton. and only costs % cents Sold by all
druggists and country stores. W IL. Read,
proprietor, Baltimore and Light streets, Balti-
more, Md. Sent by mail on receipt of 80 cents
P.S.
Also proprietor Of Reads Grand Duchess
Cologne-the finest cologne in the world.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
Wells, "Kongh ON Corns. /,

Ask for Wells "Rough ON Corns." Is
cents. Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corps, warts, bunions.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
EFFECT OF COMPETITIONS.

THE BEST men 10 the front should be the
motto Of o-day's voters.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
JOHN wANAMAKER.

More Jerseys, and Silk
Jerseys, too, are to be opened
this morning t ON one of the
best Eng ish makers, who is
so everrun with orders that it
took nearly six months to reach
our order-all the new and
desirable shades, as well as
black, The shapes are perfect
and for such a fine quality of
goods So is very little.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
A little rub with pentle hand

A little rub with gentle hand
Applying Reads Three-Minute Cure,
No headache on the earth will stand,
But vanish in an instant sure.
Thousands say it's priceless boon
When headache racks the throbbng brain
In silent night or busy noon,
So easy thus to free the pain.
No dose is given; no stop to rest
No doctors bill. or bRndaged brow
This WOndFous cure has many blessed,
They speak inraptures of il now.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING OF AUGUST :, lss'

J. A. Burks, Leolia, Nat hitoehes Parish
lRohe Inc Station) Observation-Disclosures. II
ID. ". Sweeny. Dodd City Tey E, col ect
through Fannin ounty Bank, Bon
John Reen, IA West Washington 81
Blooming on, Ill. l..:.....................
q. g. Re We Lyons, Wis.........,.......,,
W. w. Holloway 7SOuth Sd st., Lafayette
ina :. '.s,.,.,,,.. ...t............. ......
Daniel Breyl, lSl South clark st., Chicago,
III ''''''''..'...'.'''....''''
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

pHILADELPHlA, VII EsS lHHas HaIr
u MINGTON AND eNEAgVyE
'sALNNoRE RAILROAD.
MARCH l4th, lsss,
tralls win leave Wilmington as follows for
Phiiadeiphia and 10 termediate stations--6.667.00
io.Sh a. m. 230 100, 7.S0, 9.56, y. m.
Philadflphia tsxpressJ-2.O0 "a $50, 7.5o, s. IS
s.1, wv, p.56, Il. So am. Y. Ia ]. "a ass
New Ylrk-2.OO, ~, e.& so, So, I.Ss a. N
lz'S l.S, 2.1, 5.H 6.ds, lap. m.
talilnDre and intermediate statiens-l.M
WOOi. M. 800 y. IN.
6altim're and Bay Line-6.7 p. m.
Baltimcre aud washingtOn-l.42, Ash, s.Os >
a. m Lon, 'l.O9, $50 6.57 u.O4p. IN.
haltimoe Only--l05 le.OOa a. IN. IL. % and
Irainsfor Delaware Division leave for:
New tastle --S,Oo, 9.IOa. IN. Los, 500, 6. Pun
and IS night.
harrington dnd Intermediate stations-s. an
l.O1 H.2o y. IN.
Oelnhr and intermediate sts'i-us-a.i 10 a. m.
i.0ip. m.
sUSpAh tRAINs.
PnliI lphia and intermediate stStlOna-S 40 y. nl
WI -. 30. = ~ 9.b5, y. N.
PhilI ..lphia and New York 200. 2.9sa. M. hl7
So, 7.26 pm,
| Bal alimore and Washington-I.42 A6l, s.Oh S.i7
am. u.O4p. m.
! balhmore--l.Os a. m.
Fr further Information passengers are
teffd 10 the time tables posted Rt the depot.
Trains mark ed .hus: @ are limited EXPIRE.
upfl which extra fare is Charged
| ). X. WOOD. General passeurer ARL
uiAS. T.. pIGH, tItiIrrat NnuAt.f
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING OF FEBRUARY ia, lisa,

Chas. RIgney, Jr.. Mavsville. Ala, collect
ed n ough w X. hlson Co., Hunts
=, vile, Ala. 10, OOt
CrlttendenT Ceilings, Second National
Bank, Louisylllt, Ky...,......... 10, OUC
ing.oR, z. Q Observation-Disclosures; 5000
through lst National Bank, Cincinnati
Ohio b,tO 90
Samuel Cook, l50S Tenth st. n. ". Wash
q inggoH, D; e; 2OOl
w4shlngloh, 2; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - 2,oOC
l.. X. Davis, 2691 Washington ST. New Or
= leans, ....:............,, 2,OOC
L. l.. Luscy, 6zO BUR undy 81, New ure MS. ZOO
:, good son 90, Cincinnati, On o.. 2,4C
y. Aelss PhlladSJphla, IA. a.;...::.......... l.20C
,2OC
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

Reads 3-Minute Headache 4 Neuralgia Cure.
Reads 3-Mnute Headache X Neuralgia Cure.
Reads 3-Minute Headache < Neuralgia Cure.
Reads 3-Minute Headache & Neuralgia Cure.
Read's 3-Minute Headache n Neuralgia Cure.
Reads 3-Minute Headache 4 Neuralgia Cure.
only % cents, or five for 81.
Only % cents, or five tor 81.
Only rs cents, or tive for 81.
Only rs cents, or fvs for ST.
This is the wonder OF the nineteenth century.
This is the wonder of the nineteenth century.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

SEVEN doctors recommend Reads Three
Minute Headache and Neuralgia Cure as one
OF the wonders of the age.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
JOHN WANAMAKER,

ClTstnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Olty-hal square, Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
entrance, lsOl Chestnut street.
JOHN wANAMAKER.

Misses Jerseys and little
Chlldren's Dresses in great
profusion, just across aisle
from silk Jerseys.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DRAWING OF JUNE IA 1852.
DRAINING oE LuLYli. 1sh2.

VIM. W. Twin, l.. q N. X. r., I'd and
Main sts,, Louisville, Ky...,........... Il
Ed, T. Richardson, tteld,ville, N, c.. II
Phil. Wit lebcn, with X. u. Dun 4 Co.,
Detr I Mich NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ]
W. M. Martin, Bangor. Nich. ...........,.. l
q. liltman, Mount Vetn non, KY, through
Farmers National Bank, Stan ord,
ny ii;;ii.,...:...',.,.. -'....;.''';..
through Bernarl Lemaun, bona d.
- 5onNlii, la. ...........s.......s..sss.
Ii, u. Maynard go Third ST., New Or
lchnS, ldt....s,ts. ...s.............s...s....
+. A. MaRi. 1852 Ursuline, ST., New Or
leans, La. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
l., pupelre, S54 Dauphne st., New Or
lcAhss'sss .s.ss......s. s..s..s....ss.ss....s.
j. 4 spear. 1e and ls BOyl ton Market,
Boston. Mass. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Jno. II. Scott ". g. X. X TO-, Wash
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD


Of r
and ailments
SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT CATARRH
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

25,WU
1900
Ia, tGa
400
AtUO
ZOO
1000
1000
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

Much of the discharge passes backwi
behind and above the soft palate, in the
constant and almost irresistible desire tC
CatHrrh, and as embarrassing to the one
the phlegm is 80 tenacious that the mos
until some food or stimulant is swallowe
Again the offensive matter deposits
which, in some cases. accumulates to sue
ing and producing serious dis comfort.
may destroy the bony structm Of the nc
The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

1000
5000
S, M0
no..
200
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-20

quite hard and the wini was blowing
a gale when we reached the town Of
st. Peters Port. We, however, spent
a short time in visiting the Guile a
Allies library, which has been founded
By the two gentlemen whom we have
been visiting here. 1t is essentially
a free library for the use of the citi.
Gems OF this town and the vicin-
ity. Its shelves are filed with
valuable standard works, as we'll
as choice collection Unpopular books
in the French and English languages.
We found variety of American pub.
locations, together with a number of
our best magazines, and several Amer
lean newspapers. This library would
be a valuable acquisition to any city,
and reflects much credit on the do
nors.
We sailed at Gam. for the Island of
Jersey, where we arrived at noon.
The sea was very rough aud we were
glad to get on shore at the town Of st.
Killers, where We found comfortable
quarters at the Hotel de la Pomme
dor" Jersey is the largest of the
channel islands, containing about
10000 acres, and nearly $4,000 inhab-
itants. St. Killers has population
of nearly 10000, and is the only town
OF much size on the island. After
dinner We spent few hours in stroll
ing through the quaint streets of this
ancient town inspecting as we passed
the varied styles OF architecture
bounding the public square. We
found that the stores were filled with
a great variety of goods and that this
market is considered one of the best in
which to purchase articles of use or
luxury, as no duties are levied in the
Channel islands. As this was the
former home OF Mrs. Langtry. who is
in America, we could not forbear
making some inquiries co ncerning the
now famous lady. As every one knows,
her father was Mr.. LIE Breton, forN
mer Dean of Jersey" Lillian being
the only girl in a family of sew
en- children. We were shown a
portrait of the beauty, taken just as
she was budding into wOmanhood, and
it looked like the picture OF a green
country girl with little promise of ever
developing into a world wide cele-
brity. The weather was cold and
rainy all the time we remained in Jer,
sey, so that we did not have an oppor
tunity to travel about the island to
much extent. We, however, saw
some Of the famous cows that are
everywhere so highly priced. They
are smaller than those we found at
Guernsey and different in color and
making. The farmers are very Jealous
of the introduction of any foreign
grade of cattle into their island. and
formerly a heavy fine was levied
against any importer, besides which
the imported cattle were confscated,
made into beef, and given to the poor.
The vessel bringing them in was for.
feited, and all the crew fined or i'm
prisOned. A. M ~