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The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
JoRr WAKAMAKEW@

Thanksgiving fairly over and
a short stretch Of three weeks
from Monday will bring us
swiftly to the eventful Christ
mas Day. Three busy weeks
OF preparation TOR grown folks
and anticipation for the little
ones. 'Fis their big time oil
all the year aud bigger each
year than the last. Money
panics shrink every kind OF
expenditure before toys, and
this has increased each year
steadily. Last year the sale
was half again as large as the
year before. Our retail toy
trade, the largest, no doubt, in
this country, has averaged
/, SOS, 900 a week for the three
weeks preceding Christmas.
We don't buy in New York.
We buy or have made to order
all our stock. in the best places
of Germany and France that
years of searching can find out,
and the large quantities give
us much lower prices than is
possible in buying from i'm
porters. Children may like tc
know that if we haven't the
very Santa Claus they've pic
lures of, and that 20 one has
ever seen yet, they can see
here, the very Doll who gath
cred all these beautiful toy
and brought them over thu
oaean, and of course knew jus
what to choose.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
re Toss s.Jue.

An article of glue which will stand damp
atmospheric is a desl1erttuin am M me.
chauics. Few know how to Judge of
quality except by the price they pay for IT,
Bat price Ia Bo criterion: neither il color, on
which 60 many depend. It's adhesive and
lsstiDg properties depend more upon TIE
AateriAi fron which II is made, and the
7ethod Of securing purity In the raw ma
serial, tor II that is inferior and not well
cleaDsed the product will have TO be unduly
charged With alum or some otler antiseptic
to make it keep duTing the drying pro
esas. We4thsred glue 10 tn2t which has
experienced aHiAvcrsble weather while
drying, at Hhich time IL is rather delicate
substance. To resist damp atmosphere well II
RAOssld contain a. llttle saline matter ae DOS
stbie. Nhen buying the article, venture tc
Spply your tongue to 1t, and /! Il taetss salt
or aid, reject IL for any but the commonesi
nvpoea. The same operation will also brina
eat cay bAd seaell the glus may have. Thee,
are staple aud Frsdy tests, snd arc the one;
usually adopted by dealers and large ccE
sumeTs. Another good ts,t 10 To- soak /
weighed portion OF dried glue in cold waie
for ~ houss, and then dry again and weigh
The easrcr II approaches TO its ori2ina
Weight tho better the glue is, thereby show
irR lite drgret Of nBoluhtlity.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
RArrRnap LINZ
DHILADKLPHIA, VIII E5
III MINarON AND &tE%A&1.aa-lia
BALTIMORM RA1LR0AD.

DHuADELPHIA, VIII In n
BALTIMoRH RA1LR0AD.
NOvEMBER iHh, iess.
Trains win leave Wilmington - fell0ws for
Fhtladelphia and ntermediRte statlons1. 90 T.oo.
i0.3o, .. m. a.an. 400, Tf1s e.ba y. m.
PhilaaelphiA (axpressl l-2.o0 2.tB, go T.g1 a.lA
e.Uas. s.57, iu07 H. 81 an .iz41 lSt D. ~ e.lo'
col, 0.43 p. IA.
New York-2.pe 2. Ssn G.4o TOO i0os, II. 70 a. Bl
st3.Ss, 1.SA 2.an 5.lI SO, 0,4sp. "a.
Baltimore and intermediate stations--i.eA
i0.e6 a. IN. e.o1 p. "a.
baltimore and Bay Ltne--3.00 ,, m.
Baltimore aud Rsshlngton-l.42, 4.41, e.oS 1000
q. IN. i.0O, all, D. 100, r.a p nj.
Baltimore only--l,os, am. l2z and eoop.n.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave fer;
New Castls-s.oo, s.cs $, m. LIS, 500, 400 and
.. - r. ~.
Harrington. Delmar and waF siAtisns, s.Osa. m.
and Lis y. m.
wyoming aud way stations, as .. m.
press fOr Harrington, 40 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate estAfiene-s. IoA. n.
i2.G0m. 5.30. 80, 9.Bh =. NJ,
Philadelphia and New York-3.oo, 4 y .. m. ef7,
6.3S, as y. N.
Baltimore and wAshinRton--i.0, & ~, SOS. Ir.oS
a. N. n.o9 p. m.
BAltimore-l.o5 a. m.
For further Information passengers Sre
feTTsd ~ the time tables posted At the depot.
Ss~rrssps marked thus; (') are limited express
| upOa which sxtra fare u charged.
,. n. wo0n 0eaaEai PNaaaAasr All.
CHAB. Il. PU6H. Gsn@aA MAna@eE.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30

haea 70 c4n eHSbl!ih Dy a ehais Of ~ .Aansa
. c' esF'Y iblulTy but ma6es stronger, ahas -
t'r N tr'v ydi. or rGd.cal Ts;asdy fOr RhsaHAkz
sritrs snf We put t,Ht svb!snes y yth . the rnaof
"vsft ~ herSr tsttsfsR ssosy nd 4gsGReH p~see ~
aim thnt no o1s but the fe0i ". II turn 10 IL fsa
ar or efose ha eysa 10 ths giJa Rii1,gs h-BS y
lH hhgi rd Ire 10 iup'tre 81 uB - yol - ven
innrnaont fsnHeN and 10 TIE oons m ma, iOn OF ya
ambition before Won reyn ssnnkcu 50vs n
i-ef'so. wo ssk Won IN % Nth ~ - few nrssass
'Ne hrtr-s " zrfne Nb,j have irxSa 81 the .aGeT
ne snd are now full Of tbs te7 ~ AeSf4 realty q.
,e'l 10 the word thsr gifd eVp-rirAsa We OH ma
G01 no faiAA rstemsDt. and DNse 90 S0r+tLss wD -
snnot, ~ proper tnsairy by letLer - rsasA
" trssLA.
aos.s buoh's1g ss1 s~sssss spAas arsws - y ,s7
V sT nsr,iTS u. Yiygeaa "a kTssasss sssz s.isss
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4 a.sss:l;r sss g2sF, g.. s,sssya .As.1se aAsa,.
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4. ssIisss ~ BItsSrsas4 -. Brsassys-.As-. s.c-.
Ese17 eel oArssis Kh-@sEAzA az4 V~y ha osIa1ss
WIS. 1asirss1.. iz ma D., brssAss>-Acvs ana o-~u,
Sss1sesIa S4s.ss, = SsaIs "ene srtss srsTyHssa"
e7I WistJsses, - or~Fs y, ncs Ssss~ 90. -,
=. s.as % Fsss y, sss sSsS-cssaAS S1sssss sSsa
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The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
"A Horse Kicked Him

The horse is noble animal, and one of
the best friends of man. Yel no man wants
even hil best friend to kict him In the back
Mr.. Libby, of Lowell, Mass, received such
"A kick IRON e hora ID 1865. Ever since he
has been a martyr 10 spinal suffering.
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER has relieved
him IRON great deal OF agony. While
be has been usins this va usble remedy he
has enjoyed his life as he never could have
done otherwise. "Accidents will happen J"
Provide against them By procuring PAIN
KILLER
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
Given up by Doctors.

''Is 1t possible that Mr. Godfrey 10 up a d
At york, snd cured by so simple remedy"
II aescre 1t is true that ne "a entirely
cured. and with no,hing but Hop B!t'ers
aud Only I, ! days sgo his doctors gave him
vp aud said he must die .
"Ntll-A day That's remarkable will
so this day and yet some Tor nav poor
ueor2e-l know hGpe arc good"
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30

BrToRz I'VE hrat half of the fiscal year
hsA Hpired CoHpcil, as will be seeA by the
report Of lest nisht's proceedings, has al
ready exhausted one Of the leading appropria.
tions, and would have oyerdrswn 1t had not
the Aoiitor ktps his official eyes wide open
and prevented the payment Of the check.
AT this rate the deficiency at the end of the
nScsl year will be over ifty Thousand dollars
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30

Wchave sold wits Sp inc e. y. 81 with
most astonishink results. a.. e gentleman who
used hAif dOsrn bott es saws thst " tas done
him more q od tina LrsAtmen vhich cost him
q. 600. Another Who has uses u for scrofu lous
affection reports permanent CURE from lts USE
VAN shAA, X, STEVEN ON 4 CO.,
Chicago.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
$1,000 REwARD,

WIN be paid 10 any chemist who will End on
anRly Is Of 100 ho tleA Of ). =. =. partir'e OF
Mercury, lodlde, ntassum Or any mInr ri sub
ftance fHE 5WItT sFEtiFI &C,
Drawer q Atlanta ia.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
why kynar with mnlnr,r :

Emory'S stsndard Cure Pills are infallible,
PsEer fail 70 cure the most obstinate cases;
purely vegetable, contain no quiuine, mer-
cary or poisons Of any kind; pleasant to
take, sugar-coatod All druggists-26 and
- Osnts.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

DOUBLE TRAoR-WHRL aArIs.
sPLKSDTO % NJ ser. "a 4N S4CEzTT
EQUIPMENT, BoATH AAW CaHRAAL IA AZ
WAY.
TAXING eTPEcT MAT Il Isss.-
Trains leave Ealum0ss city Eaa as fellows:
Man Train, daily encept @nadkE, fW
the NoFtn aod SeSt...s.-... .....,.... T. 20 a n,
Chicago sad Asttsd axeSOaA aAtly
West s.s-~ ........................Is ~ . a. ~
Fast Line HN2g. Nest. -. .......,. w. - =. "a.
harfllbnfa a~eusSe, Ncltp S9esN
- = y.
esJern EEPtesA delly y.,............,..a q Q q.
Nail EEpFpsA Beet defiY ....,.... h.is D n
Parktown Aco0n @efstis@l 0 - J. u . o cad N a
p. NJ, daily, eEesVt eeatsJ nAAaAs oaiN 80
D. n, and J. 2 .,
oocLesssille Aeosms gaa;tos. -. n.ns a. n,
g.Na. M, i.N aHJ 70 o q
For HanOpeT arc tsetAVssurR = - T.. n,
Tor Green 5prfha bisseA 80 - -, asA 80
D. n.
apply sl CalSeH SlAttoa q s%tA-esA srrasr
kslnNoEs esd CSvsst sarssAA s@a - UriOn
1tAtloA.
bsyaA4s called for snd cAefSal u scs@is and
residenees ~ ixaats lsh a o0sA RAvNA~nnG cor
ser bsltiBoEe sm-i C@i~wS @Rsata.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
!5QiYear2,

have known and watched the use OF swift's
SpeCiA for over hhy year, and have never
knnSn r hesrd ofa allure to cure ~ Oh olson
when property taApn. in all nv NE | have
never hnoWn emedv lhst would 80 fully ac-
compliAh shat Il is recommend to do.
II. l.. nENSAKD. Perry Ga.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
GENERAL CONDITION POWDER.

This may be used as the very best treat
ment in Epizootic, ,Distemper, Swollen Glands
and should be administered especially after
hard drive to prevent the animal from being
feverish. 1t is indispensable in colds and
coughs.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
Reliable pace co rsuy pianos.

George j.. Walker, piano parlors, ,s36 North
Sixth street, near Parrish, Philadelphia. No
connection with any plano ware rooms or
parties of \ similar name.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
WORM POWDER.

This is the only sure remedy ever used
for those annoying pests. If the animal is 50
troubled they will be expelled 10 very short
time after the first administration, leaving the
horse in excellent condition and the hair
lively color.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
a REv0LSTIoN IN SINGLE NUMBER
URAWIKQg
DkA EMBER sCIIEME.
Il NJ ff1keA e4Ia a
NHOLK rICEKro, =. HALF TILAFTS q
q Tieset W; g fHckess lleo.

Raeai. Ioney or RaBk DEAr In Lrtt4r o, Sepc
" ksYless, p1n' 9fead ny EggiatePed If1teT d
RsPre1A &C. amt At oar AENSass. xadTaSa III
SFesss To- J, J,OOGGlAs. I.ouisvil.s- Ke,
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
FOR THRUSH.

By following the directions the lame
horse can be relieved in three days, ready
for use, and by attending to his feet twice a
week and giving him dry stall he will never
be troubled again.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
.teuhiATIsM Anu .,,cr ouRan

Our treatise on Eiood aud skin l.iacases mailed
ee tn hpplicAntA.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
FOR GREASE AND SCRATCHES.

This is now the only safe and sure remedy
in use. If the disease involves the entire leg
it will make perfect cure, and will remove
any skin disease on any part of the body
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
Daily except sundays
GOING SOUTH.
Dally except annfaya

r foI snnneetitns e Wlllnington, Chadd's Ford
Junction, Blrdsborp aud ReatinE, se time
tables At all stations. L. a. BOWER.
A. q. McOAUsLAND. supt. myaS
RALTINoRg & PHILADELPHIA r. r.
- CHANGE % boUhA.
On and after NOV. i2ih, Iaaa traInswill run as
follows,
Leave Wilmington 7.oA 10. n .. N; $50 D. m.
30 D. m.
i.says LaAdepbere 9. - a. n; Il. % p. m.
Arrive At Wilmtngtou aW ., m; 2. B D. m.
n. C0ANHLI.. superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30

YBsTERDAr we are Informed by the moru-
ing organ, passed or without the drunken
Searrels that 90 frequently disgrace our city
on Thankss wing Day. Here is another
grHtuirous insult to the character and repu-
htion of our city. The morning organ has
been here but two years, and yet assumes to
refer to the character n Thanksgiving days
h TIE pAst,in au uDcomplimentsry manner,
WAea every citlsnn Of years stAnding
well kRoes shat this day of ell Others, has not
been Doted Tor drunkenness and disordery
conduct. Yes, yesterday was very quiet
and orderly, but no more 90 than Thanks-
giving dap 10 WilmiBeton generally is.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
JOHN WANAMAKBR.

The solidest merchandise we
can't skip altogether, even
through the children's carnival
season. We must tell you of
a new and rare bargain in Silk
and Velvet.
Plain velvets In the bet shades.
Also Plain silks, both are apeeial purchases
and will be sold much under ruling prices.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
sALTIBoRs . POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FnOa CAS0BWT @RARFoH.
TARIpm mPVm-R SuHmiz Use

TARIne mgV&-9 JUHwlA iRa.
Sor Wsahinstee . .. SIS sd e.9 .. N.
daily, easspt snadaI. SD tS Ia - Hn5
and II. q, -, ard 80 Asa :. = ? o., dnalY.
POf Pops'O CPNsM LinA, Z. - o n 49, 4 ts y. a.,
daily, enfspt eu edsy.
FOR ApEAyoliA 10 .. .. dgly .esespl nasday,
70, snq ksss Lo.s Si; 30 81, " s,.n "A a. ,.sae
FoT tss so.ts s,s Slfsials = aasa ssiiscsd, Il
4DA.D., dAnf, snd . p.S., S8saet - adsy.
LIP. n, eusdsy galy.
dslly, except spR9sy.
For FoYiOis via PSscraac Rsyer sseesaers, Mon
day, "Wednesday sd Friday - II. y .. ..
RnoR UASoA e1A7EoR.
FSr o. T.'ssis ". "a Eso9 s ttAfaxsnns HS 3: u. j.:
esI. AZ. an. 10 la ne a n. xiS ed
YcS T.. 5tInana RosA, st4,a 4. a., ssx,y. so
?. n, saceSs amaASS. 10 .. -, - sAs6ay
Tor r. q o. Road, e. >. n. a.ily. suessa sr--
D. a., As0S, eEeS3i CO SaSdSs.
YRoM PKNNaXLVAgIA-AVAN WRAFTOg
For wAah,1 s.os, eA !. n :. o - Anl a q a
m, -, aA n AEAs.H D. - "a ssAaAI.
vsr Annapolis, I.loR. N. as'Iy sACpss HAadsY;
5.1g p. m, daily.
LEAvx IEsToE ZOE BALTrxoRH
Ate.%e. 200, aseagdIo.@ - a. m, .l.sS A. Ate,
GeH =, 8. q aad - - .. y. On 83naAygA "a
9.%H4a. ., - 80 SIT % y y.
cKanL1E E.Ts0s1s Gsssrsi aAaGsss.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30

BLAINE has written letter in which he
favors the distribution of the revenues sris-
ing from the liquor tax among the respec-
tive States, in proportion to population. 1t
is hard to tell, from this, whether Blaine
intends to be a candidate for tho Presi-
dency next year or not. He
must know that "letters' are pecu-
lisrly fatal to Presidential candidates
and have caused the premature death Of
more than one aspirAnt who thought he
could aid his prospects by his psn. Per
haps, in view of the efficacy OF the public
letter as candidate killer, Mr.. Blaine ha,
deliberately determined upo politica
hari-kari.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK.
rRAIHs LMAVn PRoAD srMauR sFArI

FOk NEW lOh
Express s,,s%, on sssss1y sssss1;1sys "a alA ~ an
S@P; ms ! 4 : SsS, s.4s ssbd y p, No., @:,
ana So p m. snd H. d hight '''' w. '''
Fs aec s rsSy 6 VITA boa n
Annex" atsrdins direct transfer 70 Fulton
street avoiding double ferriAEe and journey
Express for Sea Girt, Spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
500 and ii. a. m, and a.4S, AGO. S.A 400 p.
M, on week days.
FROM KENsINGToN STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS srREErs.
Express for New York, as and so q. m. on
weok-dGys.
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden ana Trenton,
Express for ocean Grove sad LsSs krSseh, &C.,
via Toms River aud BsFhsiey. Isa. n, 4 p.
Express for Toms River. and intermediate
stations, z. 30 a. M, ana 8, - .. m,
fuckerton 7.@ a. N. ami 4.pS D. m.
BELVIDRRR DIVISION.
FROM BROAD sTRAgr STATION.
Daily, except SUNDAY Express Esy LEmbStyluS
hsStoh Si ana snTs osssso, p':ss ssss. "s1 s.
IN. For scrAntoa And Wea~ Aap osiy, Lct
FOR Iambertviiie, an. IN.
rrs!9' n arrive ssig &C. sg..asy.TrSE AsssOn,
PROM KRNBIN0POR STATION, PRoNI
AND NoARfa RrH aafe.
Daily, except Sunday 4-EKpFesa for Ia n bertyiIle
EaSten, nela~sfe v steE tAsV, Ser - VoA, sing
hamtOn and paWeWo Lea. ~, ladi, g. ~ .. N.
For bcEas'oH sns g Atsf q ~ eniy, q n ,. m.
FOI LamhSrtSille, lie .. -.
For Wilmington, 7. . . D.. II. o. AZ 3, 90 o. m,
s1eepiHR-cAr tiehetA eSH be hSd a sFOad ane
| Chestnut stTssta, - ChossA St area 0aa Brost
strett station,
'fhe Union Transfer Company YIN call for ant
| cheek baggage froga hotsis cad Teadasesa ftpi
cards 0nd fnu ieSosa etign ran - obHa1haa - th
| stations and u the fuilo~tpR
No, N CAeaaRut gtreet
p, e. cOF eRuad apd ChssFnut
| TICKET oFTGoAB;1 No. lis UAtset sarszC
| No. 4Chsltop are tferPant'n
TIE. ~ RsasfS q oaaden
| CHARLEs T.. PUaH, 04Basaa Aeps@sr
| j. n. WOOD. 0snsgAi PssssasSr Aeant.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
V1Ja l
H3l!,AgSaaAa
@Gn eaAsl koo %
$30,0O0 TOR 81,

1TB REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
n WILL. TAHK place IN the Masonic Hall.
Ns"nnie rsmpie Baitdins. In LoaiSviiie, KY
Thurs ay, December 81, 1883.
ALADFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAW,
ines, chartered hy the legislature Of KY, an,'
twice declared legal By the highest courf in III,
eLate. Fond given 10 nenry Connty in the s1Ia
0ald.
A REv0LSTIoN IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWIHaB.
Hp-ESery ticket holder his own supervisor.
cen eeh 0Ht the number on his ticket and see tbe
correepondlna number on the tag placed In ihf
whHai In HE preaence. These GTAw inga will
Seeut on the last 1hurSdRy ef every noatn,
Rad the maGnipeent
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30

The above remedies are in use by th4
leading horsemen in the country, and as thew
are simple and safe any person may admin
lister them to his horse and save large doc.
tors fee. They will do all they are recon-
mended to if the directions are followed and
they are kept constantly on hand.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30

IT CANNOT BE denied that the Thanksziv-
ing performance. at the Opera House were
not what people expected !, but we are as.
cured that the fault does not lie with the
Opera House people. The management
made extra exertions and went to addi-
tdonal expense, and the reRalt was
an imposition upon them, a. well
as upon the public. Mr.. Angus.
tin DAILY, under whose direction
yesterdays performances were given, has
enjoyed good reputation in Wilmington,
bat II he sends here another troupe like the
one which appeared Ia 1.-THE Passing Regl-
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
+ o r .SP AV N

below the joint. A horse SPAWN can be re
moved and the hair restored in six weeks
A bog SPAWN can not be removed the only
relief to the animal is to give him a high
heeled shoe. Wounds of every description
can be healed by these remedies.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
J HE WAEAHAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and harket and
Clty-Hall square.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Whisk-holders, wall pockets
and semi-useful gift items, en-
riched with embroidery and
plush fill the counter in the
lower floor where the Japanese
decorations were. Use and
beauty combine in them.
JOHN WANAMEKER.
The cheapest Candlesfick in
Brass Goods and hung with
Prisms we've ever sold. 75c,
each.
The daily gazette., 1883-11-30
FOR FISTULA, sPRAINS,

Tender Cords, and a general Liniment. This
is the best liniment in the world, and is used
by Robert Bonner to-day in preference to
any other.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

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etFbt yhaIa iU writing Rfliole on
iip lifv1bIyH bridge ism complete
% tnn bot lnt moro complete in
futt tlnu The bridge s 40 tiua mo
nfni Those persons who bage
be.U I'D California viii recognize
lrw Thoroughly tine IT, llfe III tho
initial Urticle On sun ffunriapu
M Curtis Gives No nf hia utter
osllnH hrliclGa on lhe eTfcaly uf
Ponce aud independence Elim
beth y Phelps ltH Il poem The
article 90 IrolIppa y accompanied
hy a capital portrait II him The
other articles and th0rt stories afp
y the usunl degree ofcyccllancc
The Century for May IL n par.
tlculafly good magazine In nll its
departments. There are tlroc *.
collent illustrated articles -ILIt.a
paper lthc first Of two ON the Swun
lsh missions Of South California;
on Father Juuipcro, n third install.
mont Of Mr. Frank II. Cushing's
Adventures IN Zani,o the Illus
tWtlons If which arc admirable,
aud Mr. Edward E~ggIeston's "Thc
Aborigines and the CulOnists.h mol
fewer than three papers Of Il per-
sonal interest are given NisgI
Emma lazarusp analysis Of Sail
yini's Lear, Mr., Henry Janrs's
essay on Du Mauricr, the English
caricaturist, and Mr.. G.. Keran
l'aul's sketch Of Cardinal Manning,
being illustrated. In fiction
The May Century is notably strong,
Mr. Jorl Chandler Harris contri-
buting the first half of Il fresh and
racy story, "At league potect's,n
and Mr. Frank X. stockton anoth-
or Of his ENJOYABLE descriptions Of
the adventures Of the Ruddcr
irangcrs. An important change
made in the substitution for the
Of "Litcraturc," Tho
Worlds Work and Home and
society of a series Of "Opcn Let.
.crs'-bricf signed cssays-which
to add greatly 10 the in
and value Of the magazine.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05
aAnmIA MA1Alnl.
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Tile people II t6ti willie teatfes
u lm alhRfHtul ittd on lhe eittt
wilh whieh they have tiuH fHf
managed tlt EtHihhfH Exposition.
Whifh IL 10 utWH ~ August and
continue fet 4 hundred da} AB
admirable beginning was iamle in
the pincky decision That NJ alia
hll fgf expenses Would b. nnrepted
and The future N The ~ehipfntiar
waA assured When The ftmnl ~
nuunrement II II was coupled with
the statement That The m0nny need
ed nanfly elt0HD had already
been collected A hune. Tho main
building, which covers an Aten uf
"a 400 aIuare feel, ~ noafly lhir
teen acres, II nnw nearing cdmplH
ton, and work hns been begun on
several annexea for saw mills. hof
tieulture and nn nft exhibition
The departments provided for are
the following ~ Natural pro
duets, mineral, vegetable mud AMI
NAL ~ machinery, in FIVE groups
ranging from tools for gaining the
raw materials 10 machinery for
making machinery 90 manufnc
lures, IN three groups % trans
p%ortation, 10 four groups, according
to the sort Of power used animal
wind, steam aud electrical t5l-
music, literature aud art, in ten
groups. or course in cnch group
there are numerous subdivision
II is intended that oach product
shall he carried through all the
processes Of growth and Of manu-.
iacturc, and the exhibition will be
made the text of q series Of lee
lures by distinguished experts, in
vcntors and mon Of science. The
main object Of the enterprise Is
educational, and IL cannot fail 10
stimulate most b~cncfeially the
longing for light on industrial mat
tcrs which Is now 30 noticeable all
over the South. For such n great
practical academy of the people no
better site than Louisville could be
found. The city stands on the
border line between the North with
Its manufactures and the South
with its staples. Two OF more
great competing lines Of railway
beginning at Louisville branch out
towards the four quarters Of the
nation. IL u 10 tho openinp Of
several new line" Of railroad last
year, indeed, and 10 Va nrosnoc'
tive opening this year of a. -p,re 4
lines, now actually in operation,
r~-A-Lnnisyillc owes the Exposi.
was reused 70 DO somcuqh Lhs city
Of rs onlarging trade urcn. Louis
vile hopes that the exhibition will !,
not only bring together the people
aud products Of the two great see. d
but ultimately make tho eitv /
4 great central point for trailing
and exchange. The enterprise
loes infinite credit TO the puLlts
ipirit and tho business capacity of =
louisville, and so much pluck and :
sense should not only deserve :
Iueccss, but command II. u