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Prize Songs.

The Musurgia Society of New York
city invites all composers resident in
the United States 10 compete for two
prizes, viz, 800 for the best and $50
for the second best four-part song for
male voices, either with or without
accompaniment. The accepted songs
become the property of the society,
and will be sung at the third subscrip.
ton concert of the season Of 1856.
No song may occupy more than eight
minutes in performance, and all manu-
scripts must be sent to the chairman
of the committee Of award on or be-
fore Dec. /. They must bear a fcti-
tious name, the accompanying sealed
letter bearing the same fictitious name
on the outside, together with the ad-
dress to which manuscript shall be
returned, and containing within the
name Of the author. William X. Chap
man, Fordham, Is tho chairman
Net0 York Sun.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
Feeding The Steer.

A drunken cOuntryman, who ire
quently brings various articles of pro-
duce to town for sale and selling
them, puts the proceeds in his pock'
cts, gets on "howl," and never
leaves town as long as it lasts-was in
town last week with load Of oats
Knowing his weakness, Marsha
Smart attempted to warn him, and the
following colloquy ensued
"Yes." said the marshal, "and you
are drunk again. The last time you
got drunk you never stopped till you
had slowed away a whole beef steer
under your shirt in whisky, and now
you intend to follow that with your
load Of oats. You'd better 20 homer
"Ol WE'LL" hiccoughed tho country.
man, "you know that steer'll (hic)
want some oats anyhow, and you
betch-er.life (hic) he'll get 'em. :"
And he did, Bainbridoe (Ga.) Dem
ocrat
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
A Hotel Mans 'Discovnry

SAN Francisco, CAL.-Mr. George
II. Arnold, proprietor of the Occi-
dental Hotel, says that as the air is
purcr rs we ascend, man should not
object to being assigned to room on
the uprermost floor; that he shouldn't
mind taking rOom-attic, as it were,
in view of the fact that st. Jacobs Oil
SO promptly cures the rheumatism.
He states that throughout California
1t is regarded as the great pan.cure
of the ace,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
As TO Mrs. GrunCly.

This potent parsonage has been al
lowed TO rule too dcspotically in the
feminine world, and the ladies say
that it is time her tyranny received a
check. But not oven Mrs. Grundy has
dared to speak against the value OF
Browns Iron Btters as strengthen.
ing tonic for ladies who suffer from
debility. 1t enrichcs the blood and
completely restores failing health.
Miss Sallic J.. Paulcs, Wrightsville,
Pa, was cured by Browns Iron Bit
ters of back'ache, kidney trouble. and
liver complaint,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
The Childrcn's Outing.

Kindness to children should not be
made obtrusivc or burdcnsome. The
child on its holiday, or in its every
day half hour or whole hour of recre-
alton, desires nothing more than to be
left free TO pursue its own pleasure in
its own way. In the following of its
own devices (nnOcont of course,) and
the attempt tOcarry out its own plans,
childhood is happy, just so much in
reference as will save children from
doing themselves harm is necessary.
Anything further than that mars their
sport. II they are attempting little
impOssibilities in their play, let tn en-
alone to find it out themselves. And
il they are making Il long circuit to
effect what may be accomplished by q
short cut let them try the excursion
uninterrupted, The superior wis.
dom" of fathers and uncles takes a
considerable quantum of the poetry
out of children's play, Tho man in
the play who shouts "Alone did it!''
expresses what every little fellow of
either sex desires to he able tC
cry. And if "alone | did it" i,
nearly as satisfactory. They are sat.
isiied with their own experiments, and
do not desire that their kind advisers
should deprive them of the unalloyet
pleasure of self-asscrtion. MiladeL
Dhid LCdgCr.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

When you visit or leave New York City, via
Central depot, save Baggage Expressage and
q Carriage Hire, and stop at the Grand Union
Hotel, opposite said depot Six hundred ele.
giant rooms fitted up at a cost Of one million
dollarsi tl and upwards per day. European
plan. Elevator Restaurant supplied with
the best. Horse cars, stages and elevated rail-
road to all depots. Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Union Hotel
than at any other first class hotel In the city.
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To Mrs. SartOrls


,,'d.,g WdAsaISoToN, July 26'-AceePt our sincere
coincidence. WEST.
The Governor Of Rhode Island Massachu
setts and New Hampshire, the mayors Of
Philadelphia and st. Louis and the citizens
OF Billingsmoat seat mess ages of sympathy
during the day.
VARIOUS MATTERS OF INTEREST.
The cheeks and face Of the general, by the
process made use OF In the embaming, have
been made TO assume fullness, the deeper
burrows aud lines have been filed out, and the
expression Of the face is now one Of peace and
rest.
On Monday the remains will be placed in
casket and near friends will be permitted TO
view them.
Senior Romero was with the family TODAY.
as were also DR.. Newman and his wife. Gen.
eral Carr paid his respects at the cottage this
morning, The disposition Of the cottage In
whic h General Grant died rests with James
W. Drexel, and the Associated press Is au.
thorized to announce that the cottage will
never aga be occupied by any family or per-
sons. Mr.. Drexel will In due time present II
to the state or the netional government The
house will he presented intact with all It's
present belongings, furniture fixtures, ETC.,
as a gift to the nation or commonwealth.
The invitation from the city Of Springfield,
H., was not seriously considered, though be.
fore his death General Grant named Illinois
as one OF the three states In which he would
desire TO be buried.
General Sherman, who has been summerinp
at Lake Minnetonka, on his arrival In New
York will fud waiting him nessal request.
ing his presence here at his earliest convent.
ence.
General John A. Logan will doubtless also
attend the remains from here 10 New York.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

II you are tired taking the large old.fash-
Toned gripping pills, and arc satisfied that
purgIng yourself TIL you are weak and slck is
not good common-sense, then try Carter'a
Little Liver Pills and learn how easy II Is 10
be free from BilIousuess, Headache, Constipa.
tion, and all Liver troubles. These little pills
are smaller, easier TO take and give quicker
relief than any pill In use. Forty in vial.
One dose. Price 25 cents.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
The Value of an Education.

"Education, my dear friend, said
n minister to a convict in the peniten.
tiary, sis powerful lever for good.
You should devote what time you can
get to obtaining knowledge, If you
had improved your opportunities
when young you might to-day be a re-
spected and useful member of society.
But even now it is not too late. What
brought you to this unfortunate
placer"
Forgery, sir" replied the convict.
al was too handy with the PEN
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

Wells, Richardson 4 Cos. Improved Butter
Color will be found 10 be tie only oil color that
will not become raNcid. Test II and you will
prove II. II will not color the butter-milk; Il
gives the brightest color Of any made, and 10 the
strongest and therefore the cheapest.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
THE HERO'S GRAVE.
The Family OF General Grant Select
New York City as His Last
Resting Place,

Mayor Grace Gives Assurance That
All Will BE Arranged Accord
ing to the Dead Mans
Wishes.
The Remains to Leave Mount Nc
GregOr Tuesday Week, and to
Be Finally Inferred Au-
gust 8.
Arrangements Practically Completed For the
Final 0bsequies- Private Ceremonies
to BE Held First
The Great General Prepared For the End
kilograms Of Coincidence Matters
Concerning the Death.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

The pursst, swssts,, and best Cod Liver OIL In
the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
liyers, upon the sea-shore. II is absolutely puro
and sweet, Patients who have once taken II pre-
fer IL TO all other, Physicians have decided IL
superior TO any Of the other oils In the Market
Made by CAswELL HAZARD A Co., New York
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

PRICKLY ASH BITTEhs is not an intOx eating
beverage, but pleasant, mild laxative and
efficient Tonic, acting directly on the Liver,
Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

The Detroit Free Press observes: "Beer s
what allied Gladstone" We thought twas ale
that biered him. Chicago Rambler.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

DlARRliEA, worst cases relieved and cured
oy DurFl's PuRE MALT WHIsKEY, Sl2j per
bottle, sold by Druggists and Groccrs.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

Chopped Hsnd,, Face, Pimplss and rough skin
cured by using Juniper far Soap, made by Cas-
we'll, Hazard 4 Co., New York.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

Grocer are better men than milkmen. The
latter always takes water, but the former have
lots OF sand Pyst,eps Weekly --
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

"Nobody ever knew me to take watcrr"
yelled a big man in street fight the other
night--Houston Caller.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

Heart Pains.
Palptatlon,. DIopsieal swelllngs, DiIflneu, Indi.
gs,tlSn, Hesdsehs sleepleisness cured by "welis'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

This is the aye Of ocean travel, the steerage,
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

Haiford Sauce used at all nrst cls,s hotels
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
HAY-FEVER,

l can recommend Ely
Cream Balm TO all Hay
Fever sufferers, it being
in my opinion, founde,
on experience and u sur
cure, | was afflicted will
HHy-Fever for twenty
tiVe years, and never he
fore found permanent re-
lief. WEBSTER II. HAS
KISs, Marshheld, VI.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA,
When sho became Miss, she clung to Csatoria,
Whom she had Children, she gave them CAstoriA,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

PATENTS obtainodby Louis Bagger Co., At
torneys, Washington, ID G. Estd 1864. Advice FREQ.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

------a -
"Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats mice, reaches, 1les, ants, bedbugs
skunks, chlpmunks gophers, l5c. Druggists
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30

D.nro Ouo GInss. JOHN A.MuDoNALpNCo,
fhlNIS, UllS, wholesale and retail dealers In all
PlIHTEss MArEhIALs. .6l0DelawAro st., Kansas City.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-30
KIDDER'S PASTlILES. S5is' &

III YOU WANT \ DOG,
sand IL cents for Dog Buyers Guide,
40 engrayings, colored plate. ASSOCIATED FAM.
ClERs, 81 South EIGht street, PhlladephlA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

main, hy the way, not unlike Che gardens
pf the IuilWic- in Paris, could one yep
arate from its CncrWpltsmonts the
squalid tenement houses ot Avenue a,
Avenue and Sixth slr ctA rpvrals ~
Christmas, 10 its contiguous streets, q
gladstone recognition " Christmas which
we might search after quite vnfly else
where Beer saloons and cuuCer, saloons
arg c0plously adorned with green icstopns.
IN trout Of many shops, long b fore
Christmas has arrived, wg meet shcuNes
aud plies Of the symbolic tree
already paucred end Ter sale at
a5surdly small pHces. Tki- effect
~ grccncry, in tho cold aug
snaBby quarters about fompsjns square,
y not ~ be drtpisrd. iis Checriuiucss
has more telling charm than Rll The
chcRp toys end tmat-l0Oking yct t1Edgy
wares on exhibition everywhere lts gc-
cent OF reminder is worth more % hn
intelligent tourist in this dispicl than
thousand OF the painted iumpiug-iacss
and iacks-in -the.b0x which greer him on
al sides. Its explanation rs not difficult,
for here lives the g rman element ~
New York Ia 81 most secure stronghold.
Our Irish population are always ndinor-
ent about Christmas but be Germans On
New York retain through generations the
sweet, impoverished sentiment aud poetry
Of their fithesl4nd There Is perhaps 90
nation n the world 80 pae.lonateiy aud
SO Loyalty alive W The claims OF Christ
mas as the Germans Santa Clans, we all
know, If their own SAINT, 90 whom every
other nation possesses merely the right
u adoption aud no more. Those
5000 miles Of tossing Atlantic bil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

be represented by It's most able priest.
hood, after ALL Nay, more, We cannot
help facility conceding that the right OF q
truly merry Christmas belongs as much
70 these darker-fated children, who hardly
ever get an actual glimpse OF one as to
their fortunate young contemporaries,
who wake TO lnd gift-laden stockings at
nreSides whose sparkle falls on polished
mirrors and costly tapestries.
sim, the chartable Impulse at Christ.
mas Is notably strenuous IN New York
Inc Howard Mission, and many other re-
llglous institutions, cXpend ample appro-
priauons for the cheer and Measurement
OF those under their merciiul charge
Ladies prominent as leaders of society
constantly give little wider Jerk to purse
strings already somewhat stoutiy pulled
when the day OF bounty and heneYolcncc
draws near, II takes a great deal of tho
milk OF human Kindness TO cause the least
peWenuole tnge Ia the dark ocean OF hui
man penury, But the effort to alleviate
suffering aud want--to gladden. aud sane.
tity wrctched homes by wholesome phl.
anthroplc tributes aud tokens--to mltl.
gate the hum-drum misery Of mental toll
ana 10 tighten the monotouous burdens Of
poverty lis undoubtedly made in New
York by the more opulcnt minority Of
It's citizens RCpublicanism has not been
a complete failure with US IN this respect,
however It may have erred aud ialterud In
other directions.
Oh toe otner hahd' eN1iaVagaucc runs
I.u' IuiIhs Nel'St'las among thoSe vino
~ u,vssVN Nitn Plvulore incomes Tue
WV u'n 'ulll"Ualle Is never 50 hand-
sulheR VtsulpNtlNe as men " he has
!Ou,A Vuliulvn, ne Will 'n'hk nolnng OF
,sSul's wv OF lluVe hWotlcd lhfllail0ns
w Ull VntVlsa'u'ncht az Wh'ch every luven-
ny suSse leoolNvs from an immense aud
sNl'StuN 'pl"iuiivu t'eo presents OF sa-
te,'uI I''uc. NH9tlS 70 ohtaln loot
l'o'u lh'o 'HoVlyty gre constantly made
az lnvse ia,'l'ilNe FESTIVALS, ana when
snvl VINO holH ,nc Posl'ouS 81 most aud
hostess att oiso M worldly esteem, The
~, ~ UEs', un u'e lalV Oh ntl1as ahd papao
W oolpiu Invitations LOT thYr datiIngS
NY sV'nusInvs pludoly aroehL but
Nueu lhV daughters ana sons 81 thQ hm-
u! are Yulte crown up " rs wholly DIFF
lei'ut auah' lneu lhe expenditures take
ueelucdy personal FORM The young
syuuSu'al s'huN 20 ms preferred feminine
l,lVnos IONS ol tonS-nons where the
eNtVVS themselves lorm out tilnly dis
Eulseu excuse l1r inc exquisite beauty
ulu uuish VI sue nohoonhleres' lhcse
"lc altciWaIu easily used Tor leWel cases
VI AloNc luNysi anu IL ~ no eNnggeratlon
w s'''ee ''ia' III ''iis way huuuteus ol uol'
luls "Le ul'ct' eN I,eHu'u on single sumpt-
uuus present 4 nc Ialr recipient Nlnks
'nt'HOSuuy euIuSi, AZ 80 llHiispaleh'S &C.
Vuiliul a PIYol OF nou'ale' whereas sho
i ny nol" nt'Seh 70 DC Nulgarly lnsNlleu
iAlS VI Vluotu Oh corresponding
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20


lows cannot ALLEVIATE from the
hearts Of this people their cult. almost
resembling an idolatry, Of dear old Kris
kringle, whose benlgnancy and child.lov.
ing temperament corresponds TO the warm
domestic sympathioS OF the German
character. A decent German mother aud
father are never so happy as when their
children are near ,hem their parental
iriendliness. as 1t might be called, Is a
most interesting aud beautiful fact. The
English father and not seldom even the
English mother as well, Is apt 20 assume
an air OF cold authority, distance and
positive hautcur. But although German
parents are sometimes 6crccly severe
with their children, INJECTING puniShmentS
upon them which far surpass The mnnni.
tude Of their misconduct, such tcmpeSts
are usually succeeded hy very BLAND
term OF clcmenoy indeed. santa Claus,
the tutelary genius ot the hcarihstone, is
loved by the hom0loylng Germans as he
Is loved by no other race, and essentially.
| should say, because of the domestirlty
aud tender treSide interest which SO On.
wraps bis airy but secure personality
Easily enough, Within an hour, we
might pass from The simple carlands
along avenues A and b 90 The glittorlng
splondor OF 'riHany's showcases How
magnificent are these vast chambers of
treasures, and how prodigally may the
owner Of millions prepare 60 keep Christ.
mas as he moves through that whole
lofdly "pHlaco oi anti Aud vet there Is
a cold aud sterile satisfaction, no doubt,
IN this very freedom Of disbursement.
Some slight plain Christmas mcmentO,
wrought hy The hand that gave h, should
be worth iuy more to the recipient than if
Il werc both radiant aud precious, yot had
been purchased Withnu moro trouble than
that of selection from numerous radiant
aud pNciuus companions.
But there Is NO undertaking The gl0rios
of llnluy's az Christmas. No simimr
bazaar In the world does moro than
equal It,, and the fact Is generally con.
coded that tbe establishment; Of this Same
tirm In Paris Is about the only worthy
rival OF It's Now York branch 10 Is am
nually thUugcd during the holidays both
10y customers aud slghtsecrs, aud the
story goes that on these ocCa ions keen
eyed but wholly unohtrusivo detectives
are constantly moving about among the
crowd. This Is probably most correct
statement iooi for where diamonds as
large as pigeon eggs tempt tho log,rlc-
g., t. ~, w, ~ ~ v',',ou,e
t,,i,o,tt,,, 49,, ,.',,,. Nv. o.'''
r ~" wy. ~
~ -, n, M, ",t's "l.,,E '.,is',
generally In ycguci aud when the estate
observation-disclosures n,a,,si'',, '','N,'"S w."
o,,a,,,,, ,,,,,,r mn,,a.I, NV 'm,,o,
aHot,s w Gn, ,,nnI,9}t, M. W., w."
,,'r,' itA ,,i.,',, NV
-, ,,;,,,,S ,.,t.. '"' ~ y, W.
on 1,o ciir,a,,, n, N.,r,i,.., ",, IVA
NWA.ii' -. ,,u1 ,'.i' y ,'''v
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,,1ta,nt ,.,,, t,r,c. H., i.t' t,,g,.l ,i'., ',,,
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a., i,,,"i,,,t 49, .',i..,, 49, ''N"
h,,,ns t,, loc, ,r, 10, ~. nm.
n,,,,n.,, ,,tIrl, I,.,d,,,,s ~, n.y., is,''i1li
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ycry rirh noGchs in't n, ,'' nr,s,n,N , vT"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

iestal fabric make still morc tsr,.s,,,
snese corpees Of their commercial vic.ir o0.
Frequently the butcher himself !, y ,sN ,'
nan =. enterprise and aplomb, wlll stand
ny, at me door Of his establish.
n mvn., cleaver officially In hand, and viii
Vly again and again 10 the passers with an
sMn D'l repetition; "Buy, buy. bny
None OF your American beef TODAY. on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
~ D.a rnAYER IN vERsE.

whlch IN heaven art,
itsartli, Thy pane, I'm no dorc
klnfano~s md earth the samei
hsasen, day our daily bread
4 q p,,ive Thou 80,
u fors I'm that do offend
h o. r rsss do bestow;
ti,,,,ion lead us not
% iIy ~ Kingdom, power, and praise
90 shan Notes and Queries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

-
" the beef Of old England sold here
Buy, buy buy!h A dozen or
more killed creatures may be hung in front
OF his shop, garnished aud hligreed as de
scrlbed, and having the ghastly vet keen
suggestion of weird troupe OF ballet
girls, while between their pale. plump
ranks we can discern rounds, ribs and
chimes of prime beef iutensilylng the
whole curious effect. But in spite of all
That the astute and eloquent butcher
says, it is more than credible that he pos
Sesses few pounds of beef which have not
been fattened on the bones of Texan or
West American cattle! Wherefore, nut
not too ready faith in the olly.tougued
London butcher on Christmas day If YOU
love honest DEALING
IL Is probable that the homes of the
London people at large are more com
monty decorated with eycrgrecns than
here In the United States, Tor nearly
every citizen Of decent competence and
reputable standing loves to hang a spray
or two OF miSiletoe IN his house. Hodge,
The clerk, and Studge, the custom-house
ollccr IL perchauCs either of them has a
family VIII thus reveal ana inherited fond
ness Tor this hoary memorial leaf. And
oNn'"1' 'iN rear Missing between the
s,A0a lo' remains lH u manner pernlssl-
bic, unless etiquette of tre rigid rules OF
patrciln dyCoIum shall forbid such a pro-
cCeding as iankly mproper-which, In
the modern age OF London Developments
" NOT lul't4ueAIIy u0eS' as may De We'll
imagined
ne a"iIu"' O"tisI''iIN le'st Sthl relalhs
u l'" VI l's past features though al these
Hte I1"vu anu le'oIe' noln As reg ilds 'iN-
iSl'u'Ss "i u''Piny 'Au "Nss vi ENJOY menu
nc 'h"uich "!'ht lu LONDON lptrhdps
, I,l'u'u some neivul''iy Impulse "h'ta
, ,no MIA 'ou- "'U ios',. ",o' 'l't'v u
,"0 ',U,',,t,' i'''- ,,' '',
,,,,' 10, ,t, =, ''
nm, ill., -, 49, ,, , t,,, i,,.,,
n,, .,, l.V''i 49,
o" ,no,n,,n,- n,,ia e MI 49, ga VI
tbst e,nrnn,7s c,',,t,'~ nf ,ocn,,i,,,,
,,i' o,,.,in.t nm r.,,arJ n al !,i,b .n
sna,hg horn of onvirtS Eor tbcm and
tbat strain IA Iivr yyhjch t,,I,.h.g "a nr,.at
moior;ty ~ Inrton hpuorit, viii go
nisfincf o,,d annsatin,, nothns I,
means Too nftnn frash cause
for distrusting the already half
drained purse OF the iuture--a fresh wor.
rimcnt regarding the obstinate question
OF trying to make both ends meet-a fresh
realization OF the cXactions brought to
bear upon limited and sometimes preca-
rious incomes. But the children are nat
urally exempted from this darker vision
of the day. True, Santa Claus is not in
their calendar. lie is not, so to speak.
an English, but German saint and Lord
Ronald Cover, In that charming book Of
Gentle aristocratic aossip which he has
recently published and called "My Rem
misconccs. !" tells OF how, scaiceN more
than thirty wears AGO. his mother. the late
dnnbass - sutherland ,coe The hrst 10
J ioU"ogi ,br Inr"inn custom of real
hriiiion,Iv ligb,cd GhTist,ros WOO into hrr
i, ia''uI hed',o f CiorCI'n oVcrInoling
uo,'u''I ~ ''o""t ~ le,'",, e Il,
"le u d w. nj O md " o 't,0DT Th W ,s
a.S An. nrt.N
S S,i su' ('' ~ l'S,''Iu wv? ,vSo,,'i
n,i,' T lJ,S uiT D'C omd TT here The
many EHs.isn i"i,''i'oe' .'"u ',,en,i,or
n0St Is o. ,np uPGi T,ro'to , Jn. n' h"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

mime, and 10 laugh with innocent rlee
over tne tnmbles, capers, mock nehts,
aug general rollicking jopsy-turvydom.
~ y pieasant enough for the conservative
over OF past customs 70 observe this one
poslilVe and unaltered survival from van.
isi tunes, prury Lane--and perhaps
niue else In London-supplies momcn-
70 OF The Christmas that Is no more. It's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

fact Of New York Christmas parties bay-
ing gone, during several recent years, TO
Montreal city of which some one who
had known II wen once declared that 70
combined the summers OF Rome with the
winters Of Copenhagen
Copyrighted, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

A. stert's Gun store.
Telephone zis for loaded shells
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-09
Mastery Work.

The brilliant setting in the pro-
gramme of the evening, was the mas
terly work of MIR. Listeman upon the
violin. Chicago audiences have new
er before been permitted to hear
such elegant and artistic work mon
this favorite instrument. MIR. Liste-
mann's tone Is large, broad and COM
prehensive, his stoppings accurate to
5 degree OF perfection never before
heard here, (sage in the perform
anct Of Vieuziemps, Ibis double stops
IN hai monies, ct 'h' 0. impos-
sible passages q aes, rels rsnder-
ed with sucL 4 case, lat by
those who kncv be- yes at once rec
ognized as the pear of ali his prede-
cessors in this country, IN the hand
ling of the most difficult OF oil In
struments, the viohn-Chicago Eve
ming Post
At Opera House, i'll his city, We'd
nesday evening, Aprll 18th.