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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-20

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give you immediate relief. Price
10 cts, 80 cts, and 81, at W. H, Fleming's2
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-20

"HACKMETACK," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 50 cents, at W. II.
Flemng's.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-20

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a pos.
tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Can.
ker.Mouth. For sale by w. H.Fleming.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-20

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Sold by w. H. Fleming. ?
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-20
GOING NORTH.

south Sc a m, 10 "a p m and 5 So p m 60
ing north, 80 p m, So M, 90 IN.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-07-20

Thousands of dollars worth of
chickens are destroyed by Cholera
every year. 1t is more fatal to them
than all other diseases combined.
But the discoveryo of a hqmaremedy
that posttiteT destroys the Microbes
has been made. Halfof the young
chickens are killed by Microbes
before they are flyers. A 5o-cent
bottle is enough for 100 chickens.
1t is guaranteed. If, after using
two-thirds of bottle you are not
satisfied with it as a cure for Chol-
era, return it to the druggist from
whom you purchased it, and he will
refund your money.
For sale BY W. +, FLEMING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY Z, 1889

Sse NesAfoos primo. sa'ss7ss; Straits. sssseo; Bank
Competitions q; sIsa was Moderate bushes. s.!ns
P sss: ..s as sSoj Ss:s. ss; III.
Srs SstTsssS SSss:is s'siS
SSI sysap o he baltic O,lssss fEfRoHEGS
aSoa 9sHfS Es5Ssn
Srsn Ssns ay e Ssss
;Sd
shout Soc; bark Lillian sh Cuba general ssr 90?
q % Jones' Dod from m SSsa e 81
sss hence to and schooner schooner
Carrie Easer caraeoa coal and back rom MsrleabO
SS aas s's'f A
e % sss
sSr Sa, sc4 a, Baltimore Ss 2 sssns
general cargo. private terms
PRovIsIoNs-PORK-Hsi q light inquiry to-day,
and prices ruled weak ano sale,
s sy Family r S r' s g r?s Ne. asn nd
$685. 3 per S Ss ana ss ss 50 ss |
.ss SssS Ss s u III;
i eye ss nssS rss:d
s4e; Picked Hams Toe; Smoked % lie; Picked
Z
lower by lsa1;4c, with moderate demand.
turtle. gain scday most marked The
with some reaction. Speculation did not amount % much
and demand for spot lots continues light Sales. $50
tcs Western Steam spot private terms; quoted 7a0c
City steam arm and quiet; sales 40 ts, 7.4oc January
closed az 7s0e February closed At 77ee; sales $50 tea
:ss So s'sa sls.sS q ss sl0;ss
ics 1921 $50 Refined quoted Continent, s20c; South
America o. 50c-. ..BUTTER-The feeling continues weak
look. Creamery State tubs a3a2sc. sS,anssy 70 prime
Do Fair TO Good 1sa2sc; do June 1oa2ac Srae dairy,
stats Dairy. half tubs fancy, asa27c ir to good
ies94c State Dairy nrfins choice 22S2sc good to
fancy cias5c DO fair 1ss2oc Western Imitation Cream
Dairy. choice o1aeSc do good. 17aoc; do common lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

q me z, o 14ss % 4 closing 81 81 z % L.
fSS5 SI:s :s Sn DssM S
Sessc,s and nominal i''' coRN-contnues on ho
= sssRs xs
aans S's g SRsS%s ssrs
ssSs ssss igs ss'd9s Hissss e -
Siie SeiiSsssd wife rsisS
q! ss; -s!ssns s.ss & sS ~
&c Closing may q 'S'l Nike. e
g S. ,: 10 some
sales W 1000 'I bushels Bushels
MIss d s wS's a. sssa, T se N so'
fa sss closing IS q %Sss Js%Ss,S
Soc; 100 'i r. s5so5e Snaps ssi g. Rye Feed
HAY AND sTRAw-Both receipts and demand run
CHANGE ss'u' H.y sys eossss no.
S Scs ssSa sAs ssd S
well maintained price ON ne
choice new "S sisSsc % mcda% 1ssacs % low
aSSloc do 1851 5a1lc do 1885 sSc Pacific coas
l7e do 1857 Eastern and Wisconsin, new, $4,000;
M iAi-S-IlN-Dull but STEADY. -COPfEl-Vuict
weak: LEAD-Easier aud dull OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lected-
MOLASSES-Qulct but steadily held New crop New
Orleans quoted 3oa45c. according TO ouaiity 80 test
nominal.
NAVAL STORES Spirits Turpcntnc-In better demand
and held somewhat stronger. Quoted 40 f2c. Rosns-
Have fair inquiry at firm prices Strained, 81 o. 12
Al 40; /, Ell So k. 81 G5 M, sSo5afa 10; n, 81 4oS
90 90; w. e.. So 10; W. W., 90 5o tar. e2 25.
prices rule generally steady Cottensed. crude 4sc
ceyoH Cochin wPi e Coz
foreign, asdsec Lnseed raw city. 5sc; Western. SOC
Sound. sSSssc light pressed sSs$7c; bieseSea winter
ssa39c; extra bleachsd a9d40c; Sperm crude, G?a
Whale crude NO,ncr2 D9s%na natural wnts sss
Sea Elephant bleached winter 81 a55c Red Elan
Saponined, 6ad62c Olive Italian, 7fdToc Palm Oh a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Eey-Yofk. Saturday, Jan. g-BEEyEs- Receipts 8
No trading worth noting. Feeling Arm
Dressed Beef slow at previous quotations. and selling
&C 6d7 3-4c for Common TO Prime Native sideA Choice
and Extra carcasses still reach sos LIE.
shipments as previously reported but the Lake kupe-
nor viii not get OF Until tomorrow.
Cable advfces just received report further improve
ment In the European Market and Refrigerated Beef
sold YESTERDAY In London at I'D close TO &c m
CAALvEs.Recepts S52 head Slow for GfasseFs s9d
were weak Heporsed transactcns included the sale Ct
and Mixed and Fed Calves at IS 2oass 80.
e g IL per 100 n 70 GTsssers 242 b. &C. q 80
Hume 4 Mullen; SO Grasssrs aud Fed Calves, ss7
SHEEP AND dMnA.iMRs-Rscs!pt. 10 ea,s Of 97N
Feeling tribe firm for Sheep and steady for Lambs
,o SgSmSn to Prime sassD SCa e. 3 II 1Ss:s g Rsr
Fair 70 Extra Lambs sold 1t 90 50df7 as
Saies-D Harrington 1l9 Western Sheen 126 n aver
sss Z. g Is per 100 2is Michigan Lambs g 2 e
Hsllsnssck Hell,s: 1os Western Sheep. 1o4 NJ 1t
IS; 1872 State Lambs IS -, 81 81 76; 81 Canada d.
o. n, ct 81 IS; IT'S 90, 81 n, at 81 rs.
Hume q Mullen 81 State Sheep, "a IL n It a c5 !:
II do. 06 h. AZ "a so; lab State Lambs IS n =
% 5S aSa G causd sui ioS q n
49, HiocGs-Receipts 10 care Of 1852 hsad-11 cars At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

Western gsetory, Jups, 1914 LEO; ysctcEy, xxtssA
Daily and ysciory y Tk;lsxs iSsi2 LA 1880.
last and lricet are not disturbed Demand y nir.
slss factory IS sSs ana sSosed ~ choice d e.
Il 90; Common 70 Prime do. sSii 1.4c; sk!~s nsht
10; Ohio fat, 1oan 1-4c Pennsylvania SkimA 212 $40
EGGS-Still rue In buyers favor. with slow de-
word few used In connection with feceigs should haze
~ Lee: Western &c; Toulouse. 1o115c. common to
SUGAR-The movement s very slow for the day. and
orces must - regarded nominal Fair refining quoted
1870; Ssntrifuga 90 test il1ec. REFINED
r. Cubes Fswas.ss sr,Sg;sS cds ss
~" Standard, 5.ss Conee on IA" q -2c White
Extra 90" o1-406 $50; Extra &C. Gao 1-6c; "C,S
sTEAgIEE-Lard remains nominal. oieomsrgsrine
nuotet DULL City. Lie.
TALLOw-while trading was unimportant. holders re
oained the advantage. Prime City quoted 8 1.4e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

ee' flour AND MEALFLOUR-A steadier feeling pre-
vailed to-day while prices show no marked advance
nome w sla moderate Considering the
wsss S ndlss sSo 's sss c nn % & l aS
Wsss sSfS 20 aSs 70 yi3Iss
e M 70 f sa West Ses indies s. 15sss Patents IS
ssas sosss ,ss;
WEE Wheat sAi Low sTs SSsss
q SG oossS 20 Choice
3 :s!ss
Steady and wiihous change of Sales 900 bbs ship
ping grades SO eSds3 20 Trade and Family Extra SO s5
Ra,her easier and in moderate Quoted a.
s2 Is; Buckwhsat grain quoted at 6sd65c nominal.
RYE FLO uRIn buyers favor and dull. Sales aeS bbls
SnsSaneed IN price; yellow western, So 7Oass Brandy
throughout The fluctuations for tho day did not
to more than Sa7sc and the short session charac
terized by frequent intervals OF dieness Business
changing hands. After fairly steady opening prices
dropped 14o absence Of general support May sold
Al 81 % Ss, as sgsnss q % Is tho close Of
The close rmness was augmented through nntci
dated decrease visible supply for the coming
iEveries were more neglected Trading in spot
lots WIS yerv dull ell around Closing prices show an
Of o IS COO Re s' At tie s, IL os
the basis Of ell 10 February shipment On the curb the
options suffered xs sharp break May selling down to
e es 81 81 5ssi o. s aoat free board quoted
Al o. sias1 o. No Chicago nominal 81 os; No
sfi1Ss'Iy s'ssRs a sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
Zeal Gstass.

EoR SALE OR TO LET.-Elegant four
L story and basement brownstone private
dwelling, 40 TO 81 East p2d-st- Apply TO
owner. 20 East e2d-st., or ct Office. 122 East
65th-st. PHI. BRAENDER
II OR SALE or TO exchange for unim-
L proved property; tenement neighborhood
preferred; handsome flats on 9th-avo.s
south OF 90th-st., including corner just com
p. y. CALLAHAN. $50 East 42d-st
NJ v. ILSON, ;
Nl Superintendent and manager OF estatess
Collector. &c. ONCE, IFS Prince-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cuyTEE-Ro on the spot quoted quiet and a Bent
srsss ARMY held and In moderate demand Sa;es ooo
sgs Malaaibo private terms Tne 0psos 's Prees de-
c1ed early July sold Of points and other months iU@
S rontx closing steady. with slight recovery HavTe
6scfned il61 q r. Hamburg quoted steady 81 d-a[
54 pig iosx Rio firm. Regular Firm s!o0; WvUu
500 bags Rio cearances for United States 0o9 o @
Hs0s santos receipts IL 900 bags Sales here % pas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

mcindsd 1880 bale: Ans.!esn. Eutaze. esesea So
xmerfcsn- Xiddng-Low Xl6dling cnueot January e3l3D
~ ga sellers, January and February delivery 49,
sellers February snd ks!rh asty,sj. $3.50 s9YS3
delivery eel, :s'sss My az 81 isas s s ss5sss ~
Anxust delivery S2eld valuss August nd eepseno9
dsivsry -8zd sellers
dsne = Good Ordinary, 6-l6j mes and grQca pog
2s0i bales exports coastwise' ueies ssiee A1oe et
' Sossoix. jan arm: MissIas 81 ~ -
gross receipts, 1.10z bslesi oxpcr~ coestWe ~ -
sAvAxxAu IAN s-cotton quiet MiddlinG g. Lev ~ q
Aine 8A; Good Ordinary. 8; net anu Qose U9HRR ~
Ssies exports 70 the continent 1908 baD eoeswsA eeu
bales stock, $3.50 bales
Middns Q: Good Ordinary. Sit net recepSs ~ oe9s
sross receips 1926 baleS; shipmsntA ls3o ba'ess -
1880 baiesj stock 81. 46t balea
Nrw.op1sAxs Jan. b.-o9tson hfm- Md1ln& 99l lev
xdding, Good 0rei1ay 81 nes recsgAn Xxx Xxx
sies ocsstwse bales, sasS 1900 balss; ssssk
halea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

corroN-y PROMPT dciyssy Suosea d arm ao Viz na,es
% saos epse%assr the receipts 81 iss
9 IA XejSs fof tbc corresponding time last season.
6exStsons are based American standard Of clsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
Misrsllan cous.

old BOOKS. magazines and paper movers i,,,us
also many thousand Of the same for SAFE
back numbers Of all the. leading magazines
constantly on hand and supplied at low
prices SILKS. 147 0th-aye. -
no BEGIN the new year by learning to
efo to 40 pcr week, when competent !;
pupils taught In classes, by appointment
and correspondence !; moderate chsrses Tor
tuition. METROPOLITAN ENGRAV-
ING STUDIO, 240 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

xls2s e asa sos sYr1g R.snss ohe,s. e L.al ~
SIss saosss da sss fss1oas
ss S :] N.1 ,S III SS g g rs e
$50 So Butter quiet; wsstsm fxfr craIsy So1ssss
Easte1s Ar, Tsstsm Ixtfas 2702so, westen Kxts 4ei
VIZ Western irs c II % 22oc en snS 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

nETEcTIvEs.- The Kansss Dstsstlys
young nan In every ioesi,G = : p!lSsss
dstecffve. instructions fIea A66ruoo
Lock BOX 2z8, Wichita, KaneeA
WTNVPIOYMENF.s--Ths old yn1iah1o
II Meuppolftal Aeency, e<tab1Iehod =
procure Positions for reliable men ne ~
cali and sec Us We sleo furnish lifstela9p
male help OF cycFy description FREE 10
graph at our EXPENSE. w. D. TRux
LyAN0ock VII dl<s'tbute 800 ~
hsli-pint 5nk; each heok ~ 1ill ~ "a
(, Y: d gts3 800 z; - g g 81
EIi s',A IS So g - 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

Also houses on the Park Slope, ranging
from S15. 900 70 $4,000, including three
ana four story, fine cabinet trimmed steam
heated, and electric service. ana every
modern Improvement.
Also o tine new block for investment.
And = choice assortment Of detached houses
ranging from $14. 600 70 $4,000 ia the BED
ford District
Would DO pleased to have you call al my
once 20 Courtst. Phoenix Building. and
276 BIatbush-aye.. corner Prospect race
law IEoYxRD MOODY. Real Estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
aoun,rp properfp For Gal.
Real estate 10 Gxrbanqc.

EXCHANGE. Five 5-story brownstonc
II stores and Gats for New York or Brook
Ign lots. VIII sell separately or together
would entertain an exchange for country
place or farm for 2 houses. Il. IS. DRlS-
COLL, 30 Park Place.
EXCHANGE.-A desirable 3story and
IL basement brick. stone and te1a-cotta
dwelling, cabinet trim bronze mantcls. all
modern improvements. near Prospect Park,
Brooklyn, for q country place or farm. u.
b. DRlSCOLL. so Park Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
City 1}ropertp for Sale

A Elegant new four story houses in West
"A. S5th.st Nos. 1s, so and "a; box
stoops; cabinet trimmed; all the latest I'M
provements Inquire OH the premlses OF
u JAMES A. FRAME. Owner and Builder.
u EAUTIBUL detached o-story franc
- houses. II and IL rooms; every al ND %
cost easy terms location. Fleetwood, ave
and 1G4th-st.. near Fleetwood Park, Mel
rose Station, Harlem Railroad; or t9kc "a
ave. "I.r road TO 161st-st. LOUIS BALk,
Builder, 3d-ave.. 105th-st.
EOR SALE.-Two large. well-built teDe-
Il ments on 73d-st q good INVESTMENT.
Address p. o. Box 2.3o3.
L. OR sALE.--A most desirable Broadway
4 corner, near Union Square, having about
300 feet front; this is one Of the most
valuable investment properties In the mar
ket paying largely at present. Win con-
slant increase In valuation.
S. EDDY 4 CO.. 14s broadway:
EOR SALE.yfhree story and basement
Il brownstone house or 24th.st. near 6tn.
ave-. will be sold OF a bargain 70 prompt
buyer; terms easy. S. EDDY 4 CO.. LAC
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

A RTIsTIC dressmskina imported styiesS
~ Rowns dinner and fancy dfeeses NOM
90 up; perfect 1T and nnish eloeke :
So East 0tirst. opposite Dennin6's.
A PtrkEMTli,Trs MAN, wamrED 80 " 49, ILL.,,
taught first week; mothers invited JAYs'
LOES, 1oS West 14th-st.
n REss FOBMs for drspinR. O. fun
~ forms. sold BY insfalmentR or ehese
TOR sssn 81 knd s,s ss~ns @as S1s H sSns
ST. NICHOLAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
sifuaiions iuante o---fe male

~ OPYIsr.-By q young lady thoroughly
~ competent, ~ c0pyist or bookkcepefi
full knowledge OF double entry. Address
81. Il. H.. Tribune ONCE.
CHAMBEHM Abby young girl
~ will do plain sewing; best reference.
Address 1927 West 37th-st.
THAMBEKMAID.-B . young German
" girl willing 10 assist with any nnd
OF work; city reference. 15G West 18th
st., room j.
~ HAMBERMAID WAITRESS. NURSE
" or HOuSEWORB.-By colofcd
~irl . for city or country. wages not particu-
lar. 1SS 6th'aye.. doors above 1utn-L
n HAMBEi.HA1D WAITRESS. &e.-lsy
~ a North Of Ireland iTotestant, g1vl.
tidy girl thorough waitress. 90. Reais as
lSS 6tn-sye.. near 10th-st.
ALI. ny young girl, lsteiy
~ landed: or would do general houscwolk
az & ; ~ p5 Tsss a ss bet 81 1 ma sSss
ntofo. No cafdG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

n or BAI.E-HOUsE ON DTH-ST.. 2
story basement extension frame uns
usually well built, 20xl6 70 rooms "a me
cheapest property On Prospect Park SOP,
81 900 cash balance ON Easy terms. iOi-
TER & CHANDALls 90 Flatbusilaye.
LSCr SALE. -~S-frofs brick dwelling;
4 ~ rooms; improvements; New nvcnk
Conn. :. central location. For VaftSuiaIs
address 4. w. AhwEfd. 5o1 y. s2tn.re,
nx<pT. containing 10 city lots, on line OF
o,ss't Ga wssd i: sccS LOCATION }cr bnek:
!:: u ':f; ;3;:s JasF'ss IEf' 'sssi ';
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07

STAINED
Good osa u5 EHc ,%ddlns s
The option market was somewhat variable and the
dealings reached moderate aggregate Eirss indicted
siiebt advance after which realizing in leading
to q decline OF Sa5 points Toward the close frmness
,est az At slight loss while late deliveries were un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-07
Brooklyn.

EoR sALE-HOUSES.- Own your own
i house Elegant little 2story houses IN
All parts OF the city Look at these prices
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-18

.s<xEers WI sexse Yssz~rss ssaex fsr 81.
Afi1k-PsykT TtYxAsEyB EzsTTE. exxry =
EzS kn@ e = naAzzx s<r2zsv EDITH 5e4rs,
a-2ztse sFerv dAy. ex3eps SAgu.szHx. II NE
n xrrzSez ~ Ears zs4E sz<zs3 81 = y
kksnr-szss<, leaves P9<s IEsx-Assrse ~ i. j.
sx1ss<< ~ seattle ~ p m
skATTIEwHATe0N EoTTE soxs
ICY dsT -sezzAx HAszsxxssTtsy gxuszss
.@-srrEs seasss ee&z1s~ az D. rm.. - nzfzs.,
Inss1ssx and TAzr~sxyx a-rigss a zsxs
sf'm Il - arr- tie nrxt txv gezurrsnx.
ixsAsss ehssnsH ~ = e. Msasszxyx. Keas
ne~ssys zfss. frsszays. Arrives ~ sez-t1e q lg
q IN aexr Gag.
-ssaza~- v. X NEEwIy. sourhsnx Il
a-AIJNskks Aeayes -axstte Al IA N M1ss-
a4yss Wednesdays and frA7Gyss nrrsxs~ a.
y. aAzfsxxz II H. REX szsy. returning. ss4xes
hxiSysn q , M. TGe-stsys and Tnar<-
s&gss sundays ~ y IA ARRIVES nj seat
sfe ~ T. m sasxs Oar szssdzxs D. n
sEN wEsTIyTSTEg AID BLAINE
hts1 - Steamer Eliza Anderson viii
se1se es1z~'s deck fa- szaIn1. "a wf.ns-
80 -, &exssszys 81 = m Fer Sex West
Essls<e- ana Roche Esrkssr Wednesdays
81 IL p m
GEO S JACOBS. Secretary.
~ b. JACKSON President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-18


The prettiest girl who has been at
Lake Minnefonka this season Is Miss
Carrie Gof;lieh, OF Chicago. She is a
brunette. with pure srecian face,
dark, changing eyes and perfect CON-
plexion. She is one of the most grace
fui OF women, and she moves about
with swaying, erligmatical motion
that makes her doahly charming.
Miss Got;iieh created somewhat of u
sensation, aud had she remained she
would kave undoubtedly been the
belle Of the season AZ the lake, bat she
returned home last week. Among
the other beauties who have attracted
much attention i Miss Mitchell, al
Wincna, daughter Of Justice Mitchell,
OF the supreme court. She i lovely
girl, with the most charming man
Nffs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-18

was st re,use Iaty. He uns ven MI
felt his situation, and 80 nasnrnl ~
modest ] sbuaId think - weuid
weigh 30 pounds. He vas dressed -.
dark gray suit and spring overrxssf
viii. suede haIf-sznn<d gloves IL rrxy
and carried the remains II : elxsr
which be lighted - soon as b. al
doxn- At III O'Clock la his csaf Lr~l
WAS bat " o0soFed ribbon. or srmx
marx. ike the Loyal Legion yss.sr.f, Il,
America During the seyfarus zssce he
acted tie parental and family pzrt
mainly belng the sole oFsier-raver and
pre=crlh<r OF the sauiis = movements
tie was srouxfst in ~ \ represents
tive American committee. consisting
81 dentist, an actor aud a nexspar,er
letter writer. the iafter Mr.. HAVING
Who comes frous Chicago.
did uDf see the prince address any
remark 10 his wife. tsut she was affshss
ana apparently happy. and very vel.
preserved, stils tall. fairly ssesh- for =
Tall woman, with clear. ro~v skin
good teeth and rcd. healthy gains.
She seemed more English Than her
husband aaa wore whifisb-xrax
jacket, \ pcska-dofted dress Of black q.
dark. and bad large, long foot IN
ca sed IN sort Of gsifer or hair-cioth.
Her children we're shorter than she.
all wore white jackets aud had long.
bowed noses. The son, who goes Ok
the name Of Prince Collar and cuffs
wore those articles rather conspser,-
DUSTY and had = rose that was
both high-bowed and hornesy-a
nose nearly round from the
bridge 10 the nostrils: his skin was
pale and clear, and he locked like Ms
mother Wales often spplaudezi. Al
bert Victor asked his father many
questions. the young women and visf-
tors bad a barharoas English PRO
nuneiation ard infierfion. and showed
none other than childish. natural
iSeas- The father and sssn wore tail
lists he whole OF the conversation,
coEid hear among them all. and mani
testify they were people Of the reyai
trace, not borrowing froutle. not seek
ing far, taking lite chilaishiy. like
other spoiled fayorite-. The husband
and wife have dome their part 10 breed
the royal line, and have princes ready
for the Use 81 government. Wales i
also accom- pli~bei as a singIsst and
ieadenof formal events. Unoer some
other circumstances this man might
have been our king.
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wa. Ku,l, That Way.

Two or three days ago Station House
Keeper John Joiner was sitting ont n
front OF the guardhonse. when an old
Negro man and little negro child
came bv. The chiid's thin black legs
acre hsnt after the fashion Of pot
hooks. ana nine people out Of ten that
saw the child would stop 10 stare al il:
bow legs.
That YOUR child. uncle 2" asked III,
station hoas. keeper.
s.Ye>ser. I.eas' hit onghteT te.
Mighty bow legged.
NeSser.H admitte-s the old nan
"hit does look >orter dat way, boss
Natural ceformits
No, sah," quickly 'he was ges'
born dat cav,
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Anti-slsvery Orator.
ST. Bernard, monk OF Clairraux,
away hack in the middle ages. worked
no inigbfier influence with his tongue
than does Cardinal Lavigerie. Where
ever he goes, in all lands-C Cath
Ole Belgium. infidei France or
Protestant Germany--the William
Lloyd Carbon, or, psrhaps better
said. energetic Wendell Phillips Of
Europe. the cardinal archbishop of
Tunis and Algiers draws muItitldes
of hearers ana millions of money to
aid in putting down the infamous
traffic in human flesh that has long
been piled among the ignorant masses
OF Africa Lavigerie's life shows what
purpose, united with energy, can &C
complish. Form in Bayonne France.
in ISIS, he studied theology and rose
10 be Professor at the famous Scr
bonnie Ia Paris Under Napoleon he
played an important part i'm the diff
cult task OF state education. La 1851
he gas, persona grais, favored per-
son TO the Roman poBliIf. By the
latter he was appointed TO his see as
archbishop. although the see or arch
bishopric was only such in name
The new appointee displayed
an energy that soon aStonished
not only Rome. bat France and ali
Europe. So energetic were his move
ments and measures that Mac Mahon's
military government in Algiers got
mixed up in conflict with the bishop
Into the heart Of the Dark Continent
he sent trained missionaries 10 preach
the gospel. the arts aud sciences, and
civilization 10 bewilsiered savages
His success reads like y romance
Anxious to supplement- the work OF
such men as Livingstone, Cameron,
Stanley and others. iie came 10 Europe
TO preach new crussoe against sia-
very and trace in human flesh. To
this end he was commissioned by Pope
Leo and presented by him with 800
0a franks. Paris. Brussels, Rome.
Berlin, Cologne all the large and inn
portant capitals and cities ef Europe
have hung spell-bonnd To an eio-
quenee nemostnenie in its ardor and
terrific I'm its earnestne~s Of dennnci-
alton. Lavigerie's place in history
viii be beside Lincoln and Garrison,
Phillips and John Brown.
During the last few months the car
dinsl has been making tour through
Europe 10 bring about conference at
Lucerne. The conference Was IA have
been held in August. bat was post
poned until after the French elections,
aud VIII take place in September or
October