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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
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ST, Louis Live Stock.

ST LOUIS, No.. July ).
CATTLF-Receipts 1.40G shipments j60J. Market
strong Choice heavy native steers, S5ooG5oG
fair 10 good s5.OGG52: butchers steers, medium TO
choice 3330945G stockers md feeders. fair to good
S3.aFa 10 rangers. corn fed, s3.5GGi6l. grass fed
s220ei60.
HOGS-Receipts. 2.GO shipments, 100. Market
shade higher Choice heavy and butchers selectlois
S5.Gis 20; pack ing medium 10 prime S45G55o5 llgnt
grades, ordinary TO best. S5.25Gg560-
SHEEP-Receipts, 5.2GE shipments. 1,3-O Market
firm. Fair To Choice IS. 40L4.Sl.
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Attorneys pocket dockets for sale at this
office. Orders by mail promptly flied.
Address all orders to lsae WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita, Kan. K Z. Murdoch, Manager.
dqS t!s
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.
Wichita Grain Market.
Cbtc.po Grain and Produce.

WICHITA, KAN, July D.
WHEAT-No soft GOc; No. hard, 3o.c
CORN-White. Bic; mixed. oOc
OATS-Old, 25c.
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STORAGE.

CTORAGE-ror household goods or merchandise.
y boxed o. loose. IL you have any goods 70 store
bring them 20 Tie WicEita Storage Co. No LIZ Weo
Douglas e-0
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Take the new abort line. c. & & Y,
Rock Island route, to kansas City, 81
Jossph. Chicago and ST. Louis UAU
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7 oST-Tnesday evening Main FROM lst ard Doug
IL las avenue 90 -SoCfn Lawrence plsfa
gold hand ring. a j. Henly, lls ID St Literal
ref ard for return df0 -
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-A straw wbe-ry-roan mare pony, four
- years Odd. sSssut Is hands high. Close built IN
good order. Viii give Eve doi.sr> fer kes rete-2 20
- North WicAifs ST. J X sites ESs
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Special TO Atforn.ys

Attorneys pocket doekets for sale ut this
Office. Orders by mail promptly flied
Address all orders TO the WichitS. EAGLE,
Wichita, Kan. d9S-tf
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R WEEKS r. SON

Contractors and builders. Shop and ONCE cornn,
Sycamore and Chicago avenues, West Wichita
dwelling 25o Wabash avenue. sz-tl
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TOR SALE OK EXCHANG E-For q buggy. ! ex-
4 press wagon. in good order. For fgrthsr par
ticulars apply 10 q. ". Brstow, a Lombard Mort
gage Co. d49-st
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FOR SHLE-REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-A fine well improved farm OF 100
4 acres located in the Arkansas va ley northwest
of wichita VIII be sold at bargain ~ sold soon.
For further particulars call address GIahan and
Rhodes. l32 Main, room II. ;S-6'
INARM FOR SALE-Very cheap. The n W or. Of
l. sec 6 Lincoln township. Sedgwick county. Ev-
cry foot OF it tillable and good land in tho
west; very level $50 acres in growing crop OF oats
lad corn good bearing orchard, good water. 3 room
house. miles Of nearest r railroad depot miles
east OF Sedgwick City. Price S25 per acre oHet arf
down, balance to suit Owners part Of crops with
sale. Inquire OF premises OF owner at 40 South
Topeka Wichita, Kan. l.. r. Stewart. C512it
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

". S. MORRIS J. N HAYMAKER
MORRIS & HAYMAKER,
Lawyers Once Is y Main street, Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06


New York Produce.
NEW YORK, July s.
wHEAT-s4aclla higher; Nc red, sO14G90}ec ele-
CORN-Firm, closing lsas4c higher No. .. 549a
elevator; 55a4GfS57 &C delivered
oATS-Strong, l:o higher; mixed, SSlS5Sc; white,
saa4ec.
CoFFEE-spot nominal; options dull but firm;
Sales y, 30 bags.
SUGAk-Firm.
EGGS--tiuIl and weak; l51eS1sa.c.
BUTrER-Dull; lSd lglSc.
CEEESE-Dull and unchanged.
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Special 70 AttorneyS.

Just completed large number Of the
Attorneys pocket docket" For sale as
this Office. dG-tf
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IvOR REST-Fine brick st0Te-rcon y. Main
i ST. between First and second ST Size 2jEliu.
with good cellar; splendid location for hard ware
store or grocery; rent 500 per month. Full partc-
lars OF Walker & Fielder, room = over ~ \. aa n
street. az q
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DEAN GORDON,
E B JEwKr.

ATTORNEY and Counselor at La~. Money TO loan
short time, small amounts lo7 Man Stree.
Wichita, Kansas 6i59
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
O. E G. KENDALL

Attorney At law. Attorney for. Manufacturers Fy-
change ChicaSo. Prcsecutes claims for pension
bounty. etc Room l@ Sedewlok Block. Wichita,
Kansas &-iuso-
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Kansas City Live Stock.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:

Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, NO. July ).
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE Receipts, L500 shipments, none; Best
fed and grass range strong and iUe52Oc hlgnef
caused by light supply. Good 10 choice corn feo,
So. G1g5 65; common TO medium, ~ DGoIJ: grass
stockers and feeders S2a53 5; grass range steers,
$200l3.s0 COWS, sl.4N63.lg-
HOGS-Receipts, 1900; shipments none; market
strong, active and 56yl C higher Good 10 choice,
g. 50@565; common &c medium, $5l5g54 4t skips and
pigs. S2.50g5.00.
SHEEP-Receipts 81: shipments. none; market
steady Good to choice, S3.Oo@S5G common 10
medium, s. 011..15.
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ENOR 8ENT-IaTge boarding house: best location
I In the city; dining room seas 70 people. large,
airy rooms. an newly papered and painted. In
Quire Of !. Fl. Mccall 30 Market or lie 1ia ..
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Wichita Valley Center Motor / Il. r. Co.
Motor for Valley Center viii leave Thirteenth
street al go locS ,20 and $50 p m.
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at SD a. L.. and
l2:Aa S21 and 80 o
Cars viii leave Donslss avenue for car works
connecting with motor. every hour from 90 g.
till sou p. m
Extra cars for excursions al al times di2-t,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GENERAL, STTNCGRApHER

And Notary Puhiic. Shorthand work end copyin.
OF all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed; specia.
terms for large contracts also contracts outside of
city. l.. M. HULL room 3il42 n Main ST. di line
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ENCYCIOPEDJA RRTTANNTcA

Co, Publishers. Mrs. L. :. Carter agent. Ofice ar
+ Douglas ave, rooms Il and Is. Wichita Kan Cai
and examine the work send for specimen leaves
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Physician and Surgeon. office 81 L Douglas a.
Telephone at Office No. 2sl. telephone at reSiden
No ll6. Residence i2l3 n Market Bi-t
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The "Torpid Liver" Myth

A silly notion that is widely prevalent
Is that relative TO inaction Of the liver.
The term torpid liver" is in every ones
mouth. and is held to account for every
bad feeling. whether il be to excess IN
eating or drinking. late hours. lack Of
muscular exercise, excitement over bad
ventures on the market or other forms OF
dissipation The liver is quite an import
ant organ, and has much to do with the
secondary processes Of digestion-those
which go on after the stomach and pan
creas have done their work-bnt it Is tn
noeent of most of the sins laid 81 its door.
The bile is manufactured in large amounts
daily, but we know positively OF few uses
to which it is put In the body, and of still
fewer drugs that are able TO increase tbs
daily output II we were certain tnat ve
could. ct vii, stinaulase this huge gland
TO secrete more bile. it Is very uncertain
that any benefit would result from "s-ous-
ing it from its torpor boston Budget.
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Z & JEwETr yg LANGwoRTHy
JEWETT & LANGW0RTHY.
Lawyers. Rooms :. saud Z, as Norsn Main stree,
Wichita, Kansas dlCl-,r
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THE SOCIETY MAGAZINE.

Mrs Mary l. Dickinson Is the editor Of
The Open Window the organ OF the asso-
citation, neat twenty page monthly masa
zine AS rule, the reading matter be-
trays ouly an average order OF intellect.
while at the same time 1t remains true
that some OF the mOers of this remark
able federation have minds that are as
cultivated as their senslbilities are acute.
The vast ma jorlty are women The rea-
son for this is that there are more chrome
invalids among women than among men.
and that the gentler natures of women.
thus afflicted. lead them to this sympa-
thetic intercommunion whereby they 1r1n
cherished ties with fellow sufferers whom
they have never seen and never will see
Many Of the shut ms are poor and
support themselves One of them pos
sessed Of some literary ability has secured
entrance into not less than twenty seven
magazines and newspapers, more than can
be said of many talented professional
writer's In the enjoyment of health and
strength. Another who is compelled to
be constantly on her back, has executed
some exquisite lace work, but so slowly
and with such difficulty that it is scarcely
an exaggeratlon to claim that every stitch
for magazines and journals. good many
get up devotional and birthday boxes.
scrap books. crazy quilts. paper flowers,
paper boxes. dolls clothes. etc. occupy
the time of some. Interchange of photo
graphs and letters is popular among in
valids who read about each other in The
Open Window It is stated that the ex
istence of the Shut In society has tonic
effect upon its members, They constitute
a unique phalanx, bound together by the
tie of suffering the bondage OF a room.
yet sparsely spread eli over the world
From Sweden to the Sandwich Islands.
from the Netherlands to Syria, in India,
Burmah. China and Japan the shut ms"
are to be found as well as in the towns
and cities of Great Britain and the United
States.
Invalid children who wish to join the
association may do so. In fact. especial
attention has recently been given to
Juvenile shut ins" between the ages OF 5
and 12, lady in Plainfeld and one In
Boston having them IN particular charge.
A missionary society has likewise been
started. called the Inv&hds Bieniliary.-
New York Herald.
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WILL, W MnKEE

Lawyer and collector room S)i Seirwick
Building. First and Aa-kes SITS. Wichita, Kan
do6-:s
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unere roe .nos rrneae~

think it Is safe to ssy that ninety nine
ont OF every hundred women wear shoes
that are too large In the instep- Shoes
that are too large IN the ins.ep allow the
feet 20 crowd forward on to the toes and
the result is there Is Q deformity OF some
sort When wousan's foot hurts her.
nine times ont Of ten she VIII have :he
bottons Of her shoes set SO they vii De
made larger IN the insteP. and II her tees
are troubling her the mischief Is only in
creased The button should be reset SO
as 70 make the instep smaller and the
shoe to &: the better. The slovenly fitted
shoe Is she cause Of raos. Of tSa tr@1hle.
-Cirooodist
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

III ANTED-Mrs Mary V, A barnard takes
= pleasure in announcing TO the ladies Of Wien
lta tnat she has established ladies dress reform
supply agency for the celebrated Robinson clean
last black hos iery, sateen corset waist, Jackson C.
T. corset, jackson summer corset waist: misses
and chlIdren'a Baker waist Patent hustle SIX rt.
Mrs; Barnard viii also teach ;, T. TayloT's
mathematical system OF dress cutting and draft
dress patterns. Orders by mail viii receive prompt
Ladies VIII please call in the altsr-
moons. Mrs. Mary Y. 4. Barnard Rooms Flat 10.
4, Thompsons flats, corner South Market ana En-
gHsh streets. d5S-t>
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TYPE-WRITING,

Mrs. Kendall. copylst. room SD Sedgwick build
Ing, Wichita, Kansas Hou.s, $40 a In, TO 90 p m.
diz-4lu+
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Physician and Surgeon, IA y Main street; tele-
phone for Office No. 2s, for residence lfj DR.. Ter
rill, general practice diseases of women and chill
Gren and obstetrics. Or. Shuts, consumption
catarrh, all throat and chest diseases piles, rup
lures, blood, skin and chronic diseases generally
Consultation free. UI-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

Kansas Midland Railway.
NORTH BOUND.
Passenger leaving Wichita daily at. SO a.
Passenger arrives at Ellsworth 1855 D.
Freight leaves Wichita Observation-Disclosures. 800 "A
Freight arrives at Ellsworth ............. 40 p.
ARRIVES FROM THE NORTH
Passenger from Ellsworth. h................. 200 p m
Freight from Ellsworth rth................... S:00p.
The Kansas Midland is the direct line to the north
west and is the best and shortest route To Oregon
and Washington Territory points.
City Union Ticket ONCE l2 North Main street.
Union Depot Oak street and Wabash ave.-Station.
w. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent.
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FOB TRADE.

L-OR TRADE Or sALE--F0ey eax; frssrt i1zS
4 n.+r Dads pScki,g .oE@< tr&2s az f0r god
mortgages WI .rs<s Ter 1s4f q es1I Ia CsF
ard tao uzl2ace % cattle Can - S4ares. = +.
besH q. Garth SstAgE-s- BsEk- d& sS'
I-Oz TgADE-&tce - ro1-a re.fesnce sd a.
u modern Improvements y rs-s Hsrsitzs Iso
se-+soz. q rsF.E bottom issd = ESrz~as coazfy.
sd 20 ictx - ;ss Cstsr % - city .. keTr5Ds asa
Missouri lad and orbsT properly ssScss u1F cva
r-1--Tzy. c1syFs Soz 1tlssescr ard VII g@rs
YeE FAR sTz1s- 9 az sa1 a. rocz1 =. fer:o
6zss1 -. A !. BcxWo--A- Zg
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

TOR SALE OR RTRADE-Furnishings Of Il roouls
4 a. rs y Main. Vii. trade FOR real eslate
VIII sell cheap. Call 81 y. Main. room s. 4J-5-
L'OR SALE OR TRADE Drug stock: only small
Il amount Of capital required; stock t~sf cla-s.
rent very los. Israel Bros. II! last Douglas ave.
or O8A stree., between Lawrence and Market
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR A trife firmer. Prices unchanged
wHEAT-No 2spring, SlIeao2lSc; No. . red, S21ec.
CORN-Su. .. 49c.
OATS-No. ., Sli4c.
RYE-No, ,. SIC,
BARLEN-No. >. &c.
FIAN SEED-Sl l56lI %
TIMOTHY SEED-Prinle, SS.41
P0RK-Sl3.i0 9lS.55
lARD-SS. le,GS 10.
WHiSKY-Sl20.
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McMAHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY

once in the Clement building. Rooms and 5, 2jj
l9-tt
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NOR RENT-Three good store rooms on Dougiss
4 ave. Office rooms. furnished and unfUrnLsitet
rooms. u. i. Barnes x sen. igs Douglas avenne,
room l. 5Zzf
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

The Frisco is the only line running two solid trains
daily To st Louis without change from Wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita st. Louis. Two trains daily
Arkansas and Texas points. Free reclining chair
cars on IN night trains. City Union
Ticket Office l22 North Main street, and Union Gepo
Oak 81,
W, d. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent
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ROGERS.

The Photographic Pictures in all sizes and stvles
He also carries the 1nest assortment o. picture
frames IN the city Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

W. Il BRIDrSsAUeH RAUca
BR1DENBAUGH & RAUCH,
Attorneys and CouaseAioEs .. LAW. Rooms ana
Sal ~ North lail si W1ar
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Wichita Colorado Division.

Wichita & Colorado Division
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
Express --li'-ua LII ':oad III
Hutchinson. Sterling and Geneseo
CsApftSo 80 IL NV r III
All trains run daily.
The Missouri Pacific. Tt Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping cars to Kansas City and
st. Louis daily also through free recAn-
ing chair cars both night and Inornin
trains This is the shortest line 10 St. Louis by IS
miles, and TIE popular line to al points east north
and south. Connections made in Union depotS
in both Kansas City and st. Louis with ali lines
from these points. Ticket Office III North Main ST.
E. T.. BI.EC LEY.
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

Tor RE%T-The best paying restaurant IN
L Wichita For particulars call At the Fort scott
depot dining hail. cor. Wichita and % st, opposite
No. Pacific depot d416'
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

Missouri Pacidc--F ort Scott Route
ARRIVE DEPART
FROM FOR
ExDress - 1:i5a m 11:35 a m
Kansas City, ST. Louis and Eastern
Express Observation-Disclosures 3OOpm ,a0pm
Kiowa Express ss.,,........lE70a IN 3:} prn
.................1 1:25 d III sos a m
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PHYSICIANS.
W, W. WILLIAMS.

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given
TO operative surgery also does general practice.
Office at residence. 1882 n. I'm Dora ave, Wichita,
Fan. ONCE hours, TO 10 m., TO p. m and TO
= D. IN. i5l-tf
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E'OR EE&F-Largc once on ground floor. No. 2li
Il Market St, Sedgwick block. Address j. ".
care Eagle Office. J5-t+
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LOST.

r OST-Red morocco TnemOr andUm book contain
II ing numerous receipts ana order q 81. stew
art Ios $50. endorsed BY w h. Her DIRK Payment
on this order being stopped the public f. hereby
reward viii be paid for the return of the book a1
contents to tBis Or3ce. 90 q
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

E'oR EXCHASGE-Ios Az.gsies county and town
Il property f0T a stock II fpsTcazrafse. mil or 80
Alze.e-- Ca. 50
I.oR ExCHa SoE-To traders ard sveryh,oay e. se
Il Tie kaEsshs aJz.facf Sg CEcT viz fEgnlsh spg
sEstracts u say .zacs 2 TIE state u K2ss3E $50
G!agrar1s- cascr15sicls Eao ezt4-1At~s of vE5ue
kausss a bsEraet Agescy. rScr-s 20 4. NJ 1T =
Garsss 81, NicAfts. Kan. J P Haeser. Ila1 sSsr.
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E. NJ, CONKLIN, M. D,

General practit oner of medicine. surgery, gynae-
cology and Obstetrics Treat all chronic and private
diseases. oxygen treatmen Mt gwen wneh required
Pies and all disease, of the rectum a speciality,
Office removed TO l4 North Main street, over kan
sas National Bank. Office hours l. a. M. to5,
and !. ,. n. dI7-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

BUTTER-ouiet: creamery. BGl9c; dairy, l5}3s
l7c.
EGGS-ouiet; fresh candled. 1i@lpec.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
DR.. W. A. MINJCK. DIR. J. VI. MINICk.
General Practice Surgery 81 Obstetrics
MINIGK BROS.

Homeopathists. AT $50 n. Main ST.. over Sa
bank. Calls answered at all times day or
Once open at all hours. Residence telephon
l4l, office telephone No. 2G3.
Evening journal., 1888-11-28

forlorn hope in the Democratic strong
hold. 1t not infrequently happens that
such political conditions as prevail in
Delaware produce and develop a high
order Of personal and political ability
The absolute hopelessness Of the fight
which the minority has to make
leaves no attraction for the ele-
ment which goes into politics as a
business venture. Nothing is left TO
fight for but principle And
the man who ventures to lead in such a
contest is often man who would be
most quickly marked and highly honored
elsewhere. To this order Mr. Higgins
who has many friends in st. Paul. is said
to belong. lie is Of fine presence. ready
speaker, and practical politician He
has led in the popular oppositionto the
Bayards and the Salisbury. and finds his
succeed IN the feud between them. It is
but natural that all eyes should be turned
toward him as the coming Senator. I'm
less some less known and less worthy
aspirant should carry OF the honor. al
ready the subject Of contention as well
as speculation. it seems reasonable that
his splendid services will be rewarded by
the election Of Mr. Higgins to the unique
place Of Republican Senator from the
State Of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1888-11-28
Description of rol.io. ,Tanon.

Toxic is q big city. 1t covers more
ground than New York, and it is ninc
miles long and eight miles wide. Over
It are scattered watchtowers for the dis.
coyery of fires, and a view from one 81
these shows an immense plain Of one and
two story low, tiled houses, cut up by
unpaved streets and intersected with 4
network of wide canals. 1t makes one
think OF Amsterdam, and the overhanq-
ing caves of the houses, the Junk boats
sailing through the city and the men
acting as beasts of burden carry out the
idea Of Holland. The wind mills are
absent, however, but the bay of Yeddo
stretches away in the distance and the
country has that remarkable green
verdure which makes the Dutch
land so beautiful. In thee enter
OF the CITY may be noted specially fine
buildlngs. Some OF them are of modern
archltecture and others are rambling
Japanese palaces. They are surrounded
by high emhankmentso on which the trees
grow and these are faced with massive
walls OF stone. Around the whole runs
wide moat and this is known as the
castle. IL was the scat of the feudal
government and in it is now located the
new palace of the mikado. The immense
PLAN stretching away on every side is
hiied with houses and there are quarter
OF million homes lying below you.
Toxic has 600, 900 inhabitants and a
guide book Of the town states that it was
nothing before the year 1000. 1t is the
youngest great city OF the eastern world
ana 1t will probably grow under the new
resin.e' frank &. Carpenters Letter.
Evening journal., 1888-11-28
TIE SHOW AT PARIS.
IT WILL BE A GRAND AFFAIR ON
a GRAND SCALE.

Germany and Russia WIN Havc Nothing
to Do With 1t, but England win Have
Large Exhibit-Tno Resurrection Of
tho Bastile and the Great Dome.
The French are rapidly pushing for
ward the construction Of the magnificent
buildings designed for their great es-
position in 1889, and as this is to be the
last for many years they promise that it
shall exceed all its predecessors in all
countries As the fall of the Bastilo in
1889 is to be celebrated with extraordi-
nary displays, they have reconstructed a
part Of the old prison, with intent to show
il just as it was at the beginning Of their
great revolution. But the glory Of the
exposition win be the great dome over
the central nave, Of which the crest is to
be l40 feet from the ground and sur
Evening journal., 1888-11-28
LgT Us Al RE THANKFuL

AIf W AL Ok iF1AfNkF VI.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day and
we are happy to say that there is some
thing for everybody to be thankful for
First aud foremost, everybody can be
profoundly grateful that the quadrennial
Presidential election Is over and the ex.
ritement and strain incident thereto are
past for four years m re The American
people should be increasingly thankful
for having a President to elect.
but his election is good deal Of
a necessary evil under the present con
ditions OF our electoral system Let the
people thank God that the election is over
aud pray for a system Of election by
which the suppression Of the ballot on
the one hand and the bribery Of voters
on both hands, shall be lessened, If not
totally removed by the year Of grace,
1892
OF course everybody is thankful that
Sackville West has gone home; that
Joseph Chamberlain got nothing more
out Of the country than mugwump
bride, and that Secretary Bayard will
soon cease to be secretary. and almost
everybody is grateful that the question Of
protection TO American industry Is settled
in favor Of the tariff for at least five
years to come No one win demnr
at this tomorrow as the turkey is passed
around except the hopelessly insane free
trade editor and he does not count on
Thanksgiving Day any more than he
counts on the Fourth OF July, when he
does not count at all He celebrates the
birthday Of "The Queen.
In Delaware there is cause for much
gratitude. Tie Republicans are thank.
full that they got what they did. while
The Democ ats will give thanks that the
Republicans did not get more than they
did. The Third party folk win sing
hallelujahs because they are not "a
other men, and all the rest are grateful
shat their day Of enlranchisement il not
Tar of. All the patriots in the state
and they belong to al parties-will eat
their dinners with greater relish as thew
contemplate the new constitution. The
1rue temperance men, conscious that
the cause for which they have labored so
long and so unseishly is on the high
road TO success will give praise without
stint.
Everybody will be wholly and heartily
thankful and happy tomorrow. unless
we except the o(lice-seeker. Perhaps it
as not In his nature to be either wholly
happy or heartily thankful. But let him
be as happy and as thankful as he can.
God bless US all, every one, even the
Office seeker.