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DIED.

McD0W ELL-Friday, November q, 1885 at 3
O'clock pm, WILLIAM Mcdowell, aged sixty
nine years.
Funeral will take place from residence fl. A.
McCarver, On Henry avenue. this SATURDAY.
morning at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited.
6LASIER-On Friday, November q, 1885, at 8
T. m, at the residence, No. 20 North Hill rect,
of congestion, Mrs, BRIDGET GLAsIER, aged fifty
years.
Funeral from the residence this SATURDAY.
morning at II o'clock. Services at St. Brigid's.
Friends are invited to attend.
TOWNER-At Boerns, Texas, November "a,
1856, at :s0a.m., c. N. TowNER of this city, aged
twenty-six years. Remains will be brought to
Memphis for interment. Due notice of funeral
will ha given.
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A THIEF was caught in Chicago by be-
coming entaDgled in the pointed embrace
of barbed-wire fence and delivered over
to the police authorities in q condition as
mortifyiDg as it was iudicrous. Where
upon the Chicago Ne,Cs is moved to ask,
Why would it not be al excellent thing to
surround back doors and windows with &
mesh Of harbed wire? Some inventive
genius should study out the idea of uniting
ornament with usefulness by making a
sort OF barh-d lace curtain, with electrical
cOnnec.ions and an alarm bell.
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The Germantown (Pa) Telegraph nomi-
mates Gen. Joseph R. Hawley for Presi-
deaf in 1883. There will be a great deal
of pulling snd Hawleying between now
and then, but this suggestion is well
Wnrth filinC auav
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"Crazy Patch" at Matinee.


The wisdom of Manager Walker in pro-
curing SO good an attraction as that he
now has is shown bg the big houses he
has at the Peoples Theater every night.
The opening tableau, with the singing
beauties, is very effective, many of the
songs are good, and the star, Miss Ida
Gardner, is 8 splendidly formed ard very
graceful actress. The Amaz IL march is a
fitting hnala
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john S. WISE is reported to have. said
that he is permanently out of politics, and
that he now intends to devote himself ex-
clusively TO the study and practice of his
profession, John is really wise,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, November 27.-Bspja-
min johnson, aged seventy-nine, died in the JEFF
fersonyiLle peuitentiary tonight. He was ma
tive of North Carolina, and member of the leg
islature at one time. He served ten-year SEN
tence in Sing Sing and has been in the Indiana
prison for twelve years. He was convicted of
house breaking on his own evidence, confessing
that he committed the crime in order that he
might he taken care of by the : ate.
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MANCHESTER, n. H., November 27.-At
the Manchas' Rife Range yesterday
Benz amin Q. Soke the worlds record,
making 90 on. cSa possible 90
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KREMER'S
IMMENSE
CLOAK SALE
THROUGHOUT
THIS WEEK +!
FOR 81 Is. cH1LpREN,s cLoAKs.

FOR 81 10, CHILDREN'5 CL0AKS.
FOR 50 30, All-Wool Astrachan Trimmed
JACKETS, CLOAKS and AllWool NEWMAN
kETS, worth $40 90.
FOR S5 90. LONG CL0AKS, NEWMAN
KETS, SILK DOLMANS, worth as high as SIS 90
and s17 so.
$40 90, Elegant Imported NEWMARKETS
and BERLIN WRAPS, worth SIS 90.
Grand Display of PARIS WRAPS at 0ne-half of
Import Cost.
Si5 90, Elegant Plush Feather Trimmed SHORT
WRAPS, All Colors, worth S25 90.
s25 90. Sc Plush sACQUES, Elegant Paris
Wraps in Plush, Silk and Velvet worth $50 90
Look out for our Handsome Wraps. You can get
one for just one-half price.
Homespun SUITS, Elegantly Made Up, Com
plete fer sI3 50. worth SIS 90.
Handsome Tricot Cloth Tailor-Made SUITS for
Sl7 SO, worth $40 90.
KREMER'S GREAT DRESS GOODS AND
SILK OFFERING
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WHEELING, WA, November 27.-Last
night the fast msil train coming west on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was de-
rallied and partially wrecked st Glover's
Gap. No one WAS injured. 1t was one oi
the strangest collisions on record.
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New YORK, November z7.-The weather
aud track were good for the last days
racing at Brighton Beach today. The
winners were l. H. D, Vsulter, Endy-
mion, j. NJ. White and Telford.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

PHILADELPHIA is to be the piss
ing in 1856 OF the American Ca
Association, and an effort is to be mac
have gas industries exhibition in con-
nection Herewith.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of The New York
Times suggests that the cause Of the pres-
ent epidemic Of typhoid fever in Brooklyn
Will DO found in polluted water supply.
This and a defective beverage system will
no doubt b3 found 10 be the cause.
Within twelve years fifty epidemics Of
typhoid, fifteen of scarlet fever, and seven
of diPhJheria, in England alone, compris.
ing nearly 5000 cases, have been traced to
polluted water. II cveniy-two epidemics
OF typhoid il was shown that the poison
had soaked into wells from cesspools or
vaults and was conveyed in milk which
had been fraud2lently diluted.
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LUNDBoRe's perfume. Edenis.
LuDdborg's perfume, Marchal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundbolg's perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 27.-Ar-
ticles of association of the Kansas and
Arkansas Valley Railway Company were
filed to-day in the Secretary of States
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DIR. JosEru HoLT, President of the State
Board Of Health Of Louisiana, is circulst-
ing in pamphlets form timely and very
able paper. entitled "The San tary Relief
OF New Orleans, read befors the New Or
leans Medical and Surgical Association at
its October meeting, in which he urges the
immed d ate construction OF a sewer system,
boldly asserting that New Orleans, to be
saved, must be drained and Clssned." In
tidentaily The doctors tells his .e1ders that
within the last thirly-four years, from 1852
- 1885, inclusive, there has been expended
by the municipal authorities, under the
account of ''Sreets," and Drainage" the
enormous sum Of $I3,5t5, ,9si What is
there ID show Tor it? Nothing. \ mics
commentary truly upon the intelligence
and capacity OF New Orleans municipal
government.
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LAW REPORT

Circuit Court-Pierce. Judge.
The appearance and reference dcckets
will be called to-day, and motions and
passed non-jury cases heard.
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The recent victory # Fiizhugh Lee was
the most sweeping of modern times.
Nothing Ike it hiss ever been known in
the political history of the country. 1t
swept Wise, the Republican candidate for
Governor, as he himself admits, into pri-
vAte life; it forced Malone, as he con
iessea, out Of politics forever, and possib y
out OF the State; and in addition, TO this
we learn the Richmond IThig, the stsunch
organ OF Malone, unable to withstand the
political Waterloo which overlook that
gentleman, is advertised to be sold-ms-
chinery, office, subscription list and good
will-st auction on the first Of ne xt month.
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NOTICE.

THE death of Mr.. C. R. RYAN, the senior
l. member of the firm of G. r. Ryan Co., will
cause no change or INTERRUPTION to the continual
ton of the business. FRANK 7. RYAN.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Herr Hangs RecenfIon.

Herr Haag, the famous possessor OF an
elastic cuticle, arrived last evening, and is
quartered at the Gayoso Hotel. He re-
ceives large salary, as he is Justly re-
garded as one of the most wonderful freaks
of nature. He has accumulated a snug
little fortune, but is, nevertheless, lavish
with his means. and ETes like a fighting
cock. He is an epicurean in his tsstes,
and studies his bill of fare as assiduously
as an orthodox Christian does his
prayer book. A number Of physicians
and members OF the press have been in
vited to the reception which he will hold
at o'clock this afternoon in the parlors
of the Gayoso. To me ical men especial
ly the ocassion will be of interest. Herr
Hoag is the only authentic casu of c,r;s
etasf'cuS on record, aca his wonderful lac
ulty has besn the subjeat ot hundreds of
c@.s=Iul papers by eminent scientists.
When he Grst came to this country mu-
seums everywhere We'd with each other
in their efforts to get him, and when he
was placed on exhibition in Philadelphia
the crowds were 80 great that the manage.
ment was unable to accommodate them.
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Probably the most novel company which
ever Sat down to the same table in Mem
phis before was gathered about fesisi
board on the third floor OF tbs Dime Mu-
scum last night after the show was over
While the closing performance was being
given in the little theatar below Manager
Crosby, who had made his arrangements
beforehand, had tempting supper spread
on the the top floor, plate laid for every
employe, performer and freak about the
place. They were a study when they got
down to the business in hand. The
bearded fat woman occupied the place of
honor at one end and the big little fat girl
at the other, so that, look in whatevs sr
direction they might, there was a sufficient
ly roseate, picture to incits an appetite.
The Snowflake sisters, with their long,
white hair; the Cuban soldier with bis
swarthy skin, in strong contrast; the
g ancing eyes of Nataline, the snake
charmer; Roltair, the magician, playing
his tricks with sandwiches, instead of
cards; song and dance artists with their
penciled eyebrows and gay costumes
made tableau not easily forgotten.
..Crazy Patch" at Matinee.
A good Friday night house, the weather
considered, enjoyed Crazy Patch last even
ing and those who have not heard Miss
Kate Castleton's bewitching rendition OF
her famous For goodness sake don't say
l told you" will have another opportunity
at natinaa this aftaTnnOD
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

RYAN-The remains of Mr.. c. r. RYAN will
arrive this afternoon on Kansas City train at
o'clock. Notice of time and place Of funeral in
Sunday morning papers.
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Death from Yellow Fever on Ship
hoard AeNY iIriR.arra

New ORLEANS, November PA death
from yellow fever occurred on board the steamer
venezuelan in this port yesterday She came
from Central American, Mexican and West In
dian ports. The health authorities have had the
vessel thoroughly tumigated and feel no uneasi-
ma spu tha att
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Louisville Cement.


Foundations, cellar walls fnj buildings
subject to overflow should bs constructed
with Louisville Cement. Il is,he standard.
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HOLIDAY NOVELTIES!

Elegantly Carved ParlOr, Library, Chamber and
Dining Furniture, at very Low Prices.
We offer Great Bargains in Dining Chairs SidebOards
and Folding Beds
Great Bargains i'm Rattan Furniture, of which have
the largest stock i'm the city, at Manufacturers Prices.
Goods bought now. with a view to Holiday Gifts
and Presentation, will be booked and kept free Of
charge, for prompt delivery, December 23d and GATH
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CHANCERY SALE
R Il A l. Il q Il ATE

No. 5O4s, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
State of Tennessee VS.. Gabriel LibfSe5bhn ct al
pY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
of May, 1885, NJ. B. A., page 159, I will sci
at public auction, to the highest bidder, in from
of the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse o.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-20

A DDIZEsend six cents for postage and
n I niZ Ccciye free a costly box of GOO
hich viii help You to more money right aw
,hau anything else in this world. All, OF eitl
-cN, succeed from the first hour. The broad re
,o fortune opens before the workers absolut'
-urc. At once address TRUE ~ CO., Angus
Maine.
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The Art of Picking Pockets.

4 case heard at the Guildhall Police
court on Saturday throws Il considerable
light upon the artistic method in which
the pickpocket of the period goes about
his business. In this, rs in other trades
and professions, it is a maxim that union
is strength. According to the evidence
of James Rackley, plain clothes patrol,
thief No. /, who acted as a decoy duck,
placed his hat on the ground, and on it
a small pile OF half pence. This was
his plan for attracting attention and col
Letting a crowd, but it is, OF course, only
one of a hundred other devices employed
for a similar purpose. The crowd hav-
ing collected in due course, thief No. .
began to Operate" upon the pockets of
the bystandcrs. His manipulations natu-
rally claimed the lions share of his at
t%ention, and, indeed, left him little leis-
ure for looking after his own sarety,
which was accordingly guarded bya re-
serve force of thieves stationed in the
background. These men, four in num-
Der, who were probably selected as being
well acquainted with the police, per-
formed their task with diligence and
credit. They spotted the plain clothes
patrol, and promptly sigualed to their
confederate, who kept his eyes directed
toward them at every spare moment.
This timely warning was by no means
thrown away. The principal thief
dropped his intended booty, and so
avoided a conviction for stealing, though
he got three months with hard labor as a
rogue and vagabond. -Loadoa Gi0be.
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Middlebury Register
FRIDAY, MARCH 90, 1885.
THE LAND OF THE AFTERNOON

An old man sits in his garden chair,
Watching the sunlit western sky,
What sees he in the blue depth there,
Where only the Isles of Memory lieY
There are princely towers and castles high,
There are gardens fairer than human ken,
There are happy children thronging by,
Radiant women and stately men,
Singing with voices of sweet attune
The songs of the Land of the Afternoon.
The old mar watches a form of cloud,
That floats where the azure islands are,
And he sees a homestead gray and loved,
And a hand that beckons him afar.
Oh, cheek of roses and hair of goldi
Oh, eyes of heavens divinest bluel
Long have We lain in the graveyard mold
But love is infinite, love is true;
He will find her-yes, it must be soon;
They will meet in the Land of the After
noon.
The sky has changed, and n wreck of cloud
Is driving athwart its troubled face,
The golden mist is a trailing shroud;
1t is cold and bleak in the garden place.
The old man smiles and droops his head,
The thin hair blows from his wrinkled
brow,
The sunset radiance has appeared
Der every wasted feature now;
One sigh exhales like a breath in June
He has found the Land of the Afternoon
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Snuff Eating.

CITY druggists have very many glimpses
in the inner life of their customers. 81
want five cents worth of snuff" said a
little woman, as she bent over the counter
IA drug store this morning and
whispered the order in the clerks ear
with a mysterious mien. CHANGING
turtively around to assure herself that
there were NO witnesses TO the transaction,
she added; It's for another Lady. |
never use the stuff" Picking up a
neatly wrapped little bundle in white
paper, she placed it to her nose 10 assure
herself that it wa the genuine article,
then flung DOM a nickle and hurriedly
left the store. "LIere, JohLAy," said
the clerk, turning to a boy who was
standing behind the prescription case in
conversation with Il reporter, "put up
some more snuff. AL those packages Ve
made last night are gone already. Hurryi
Here's another customer across the street.
Yes, our chief patrons are women. We
have no male callers for snuff at ell. The
men chew tobacco instead. OF course
no woman buys the snuff for herself.
The purchase is made for a neighbor or
Il friend. | have heard women complain
Of the stuff, which they said they were
buying for another woman. The habit,
| understand, Is very fascinating, and
when once begun is more binding than
either chewing tobacco or smoking. In
its strength to enslaye the will it APP
proaches the power of narcotics"
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rHE LOST BATTLE.

To his heart It struck such terror
That he laughed a laugh of scorn-
The man in the soldiers doublet,
With the sword SO bravely worn.
1t struck his heart like the frost wind,
To find his comrades fed,
While the battlefield was guarded
By the heroes who lay dead.
He drew his sword in the sunlight,
And called with a long halloo,
dead men, there is one living
Shall stay it out with youl'
He raised a ragged standard,
This lonely soul in war,
And called the foe to onset
By shouts they heard afar.
They galloped swiftly toward him,
The banner floated wide;
1t sank; he sank beside it
Upon his sword, and died.
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, in Harper.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC,

PATTI likes San Francisco. The people
there pay So to hear her sing.
THE National theatre, of Washington, re
Gently burned down, is to be rebuilt.
LONDON has 2S,O0l people who get their
living by appearing in public OF the stage.
hartley CAMPBELL, the dramatic author,
is bent on opening a new theatre in New York.
HERR Won AsTEN is the latest German
tragedian h threatens to do America in
1SS3-6 6.
NEW theatres are in contemplation in Ne
York, Philadelphia, st, Louis, Nashville ant
Baltimore.
'~THEoDoRA" cost the Paris ma,iager 3d.
coo before the curtain rose on Bernhardts
latest success.
A HORSE that walks the tight-rope blind
folded, or with open eyes, is the wonder of
London just now.
THE King of Gyges' is the title of the
new opera now in process of construction by
Camille Saint -Saens.
THE name of Gilbert and Suilivan's new
comic opera, just produced in London, is
The Mikado: or the Town of Titipi.
WILLIAM HORACE LGNGARD and Alice
Dunning Lingard are the very latest stars
booked for this country for the next season.
DURING the season at the Metropolitan
Opera house, New York, as many US DDS peo-
pie nave been simultaneously under pay
there.
EDWIN Booth will go from the Boston
Mass museum to Philadelphia closing his
season in the latter city. He will rest until
next season.
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hAA
The happy nightingale
Doth bllthely trill away,
And charms some mortals ear
With his sweet little lay.
Also, the barn-yard hen
Doth nest an egg each day.
And charms some mOrtals taste
With her sweet little clay"
JET. JoslYn, IN st. Louis Magazine.
Doctor: "Well, how are we tQ-dayl"
Patient: sob, I've had a miserable day,
doctor" Doctor: But your wife says
you haven't groaued at all to-day, while
Yesterday" Patient: Good reason.
Thought there wasn't anybody round.
That woman is always taking an unfair
advantage of me.n-BoSt0 -JOuIu0L.
''Wherc is that ne man that came
with us in january said one NJ. 7. to
another. ''lle left last week, " was the
reply. "NNell, if he left last week, it
was because he couldn't get his hands on
it," put in their slightly absent-minded
employer, looking up from his books.
Such is life, etc.--Herchant- IraCeier.
MOSTLY LIES.
Said Jones 81 hardly ever ride,
For crowded cars / can't abide,
And carriages | do despIse-
| am 50 fond of exercise
al bring my lunch, - said Smith, elate,
For noisy restaurants | hate
Beside, I'D spoil my appetite
For dinner when I'm home at night"
Said Brown 'rm tough l never wear
An overcoat. l do declare
do not feel the cold like those
Half-frozenc chaps weighed down with clot6ss. "
lII ..-.., ..,.l a;.,.. - f,-o zA.1,
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How Webster stopped n Leak.

In a Washington letter to the Cleve-
land Leqder we find the following: The
cabinet meetings are, you know, always
secret. just Off of the cabinet room is
the Library, and when Webster was Sec
rotary of state it was noticed that the
cabinet meetings were reported in full
in certain of the newspapers. Various
means were undertaken to find out who
was the leaky member Of the cabinet,
but each denied that he had told any
thing to any one. One day Webster eX-
cused himself and went out into the
library while the Others talked as usual.
lie found he could hear every word ut
tered within. He came back and said
he thought the secrets must have
gotten GU through a correspondent lis
tening in the library. After this the
library was locked during cabinet SEES
sions, and the reports Immediately
ceased.
About 40, 900, 900 pennies were coined
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ITTT Dior working pc pie. Sendl0 cents
"a GAI tage and we viii mail you FREE, a n
valuable sample box Of goods that Mil put yd
thr way Of making more money in a few days
You thought poss bic al any us ness. Capital
required. Nou can live II home ard.work in 4
time only. or all the time. All of both sexes, 4
ages, CANDY successful. 80 cents to - 4
earned every evening. That all who want \
may test the business, we make this uuparai
ofcr; To all who are not well satisfied we viii
Il 10 pay for the trouble orwrlting rs. Fun pj
ulars, directions, etc, sent free. Immenss pal
solutely sure for all who start at once. Don't u
Address SrINsoN 4 Co, Port land, Maine
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Robert f, Lee, Confederate command
er~-in,chief, was one of the surveyors of
the Morris canal, in New Jersey.
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HUM0R OF TIL A

On her beam ends-The sun.
A sound slceper-He who snores.
No brass band can play as many airs
as a drum-major can put on.
Umbrellas and good jokes don't al
ways belong to those who use them
most.
A young woman is not necessarily an
ice girl just because she has a snowy
brow.-Drahe'S Naga%iHe.
If dread is the staff of life" then
pound cake must be the ~gold-hcaded
cane of existence.-New York Journal.
"Arizona now exports tannin." Thus
is another avenue of usefulness closed to
the Massachusetts schoolmarm. -B0st0n
Transcript.
A woman never uses her husbands
meerschaum pipe to drive a nail with
more than once. Not if he knows it
Aeio York Journal.
Extract fIom a letter from Angelina:
"Dear Henry, you ask if | return your
love. Yes, Henry | have no use for it,
and l return it with many thanks"
We are in danger of having too much
culture in this country. An aesthetic
b~utf-colored pug recently got mad in
Boston because his mistress dressed him
in a light green blanket.
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$500, 900. {. f'', cs"'. '' Pc:t assyi an,
mail You vii get .ffCt a package Of goods OF |
Nallc, that " u start you Ia work that will at
bring You i'm n oney faster than anything els
An erica All about the $1,000 in presents
each box. Agents wanted everywhere, of 81
sex, of al ages, for all he time, or spare time
to work for rs at their OWL homes. Forlm cd
40 workers absolutely assured. Don't delay.
H.. HALLETT a 60, Portland, Mail