, mg 7
 Dniblflflf

 
  

.-

‘ " liloverteed steed)’: cull

. :‘ ‘fa caller fllI‘('IQ1I‘La|O‘

 _ ‘J 53952, “Other hr

- ed. > .-
’j'7§z(lllA‘NAI'OLl5. Vim...

‘.-‘sly, .-... 
flllfzitxilo. :o.. jJanuaryli.—Vi’hoat nrnt ; can

'  Vii .1.‘ as ¥
. ltye-doll: No.» i..,uo.. amt-y

...-.- *"‘9"‘.i°-"i'..':.‘t.‘:“.’§‘sl‘.' ll‘
am,-..o'afu érp '. sec’-
ue In .;num lid

‘$3315.33!-ill;
'3-poi-urn:-«hols. rlono ‘ bar" .
f.ol.'iIYI:.‘i.i'l‘ '5.--4: V

’ -inc- " .35 red; 
rgfiami __.2€lg,ls--iiieit tie. I mixed -803;
 __!“ro'H1iiana ‘ dull: ;‘ §ii_I0_M3i°i«iVI . ‘ mi..-
' .‘x ‘ ' ii.-J “ice to 1lnie'ed.l21
'15:? .3$33'un. -upiritfinrtn :.I powrie ,-
V ‘ :l'I_‘3d;dVanuarytovAprii,~37s,9d. - ,
"**‘i.'°.?:.:.‘t”.‘;'.‘.’.’.'.‘;al”.,   . ‘.‘.¥-.ai’.'.’.l
*"‘“}°§.“m~w zglixed-Wont m.iI7.l.'o‘. Lard-
.l’»‘.’f’n.s Western.V3.1IV9¢« marina’ !vlrii'-I.

January 5.--Wheat
sred, 91c bid. Corn quiet; No.2
oats liriner; K0. 3 mixed

.9-

axler‘ 0-
mgmif-.i:l, nbid.

 
   
 

J nuar)". ail}-{o;’Iebrua'ry 91¢‘ Jiarch
_$§;;.?u.;-, lId}{c.. Cora i1r_mV; ca'nn ofliantiary:
.;3},;¢; ugly, .|tli.'c bid, «mo ailked Oau neg-

lected and |ii1Z.'llIilK0d:_Cllh"'r' iii Mn)‘. 3'10-

or Jgiuary $560;
mru.rr.sa toiimrcn. so m.- o-mfhomi
‘ ‘:5 ueceinol-—\i'_nea.c, l1.lV.I0ti»bu:co_rn, 2oV.oo6_
u lllpllllillltfl-‘-\‘i‘ll(i!.l.5 lVl.(XX7’blI;-0V0f‘n,‘.’9.-

:’§:%'oux.i:l“xa...‘Janua‘ ‘ .5.—iiarl:_ets gonor-
,.uy..iuii‘ami-uélolianx . clearings _of the

3' .300. .
bun’ Jana 5',--Wheat‘-Western.

 |. i an . ary
1:-!.‘ggtar; cloilinir dull; Ito. {Winter rod timi-
oruiu-y,. 81303750;

Vgnd Jlj:llJN‘Si'. $30" Yii _
~ ' u I-m},'azi'JXo' ay E3540. Corti--Well-
’""° ‘ ' ; mljwa sl>0I.w}§°3463<0:
. Ho; -I-ebrut|ry,‘45};eti0Kc;
wt; teamar.nlimi~i c.9ul.u stand
extern white. 36% ; mixed. Si

. \5 ..
w-~ ”°""‘°“"""“"i’.;‘.'.:.‘."l.“Jéi..’E."‘.3f°'£’.3f

    
 

    
  

Milli brie; wheat, .000 bu;
.V ,3,”-u._17_ow b : 0I!I.5.W0'D\1; x'ye.D00bl1._‘
_lulpiuet1l_.I,-H.‘-liiif. 9-990 “mo ‘ .

 

, cotton. ~
xgw.O)i[.B4\S5‘. I.A.. January ii.--cotton

, auinnet ruculpta, —lii.w0 bales; ltrona receillla.

- bale;-csxlorlsto the continent 2.381
},‘,;{‘.,‘f; ulml.':i-.0i§o bales; stock, 4li.i.'i$ bales.
' Llrzltrclot. January. B.’-.-Cotton. quiet and
gagmuuaclz sales “L000 baien, including 500
balu‘lor_ u eculatloii and export. and _a,uoo

' V hnieunier can.:

A,‘  mlildiin
 XIIGIIU: (

iliomlts. 'i‘ii.~l:c.. January e.—-Cotton quiet;
ii 11 use; reoelpl_.n.~ 60? holes; pinp-
.llS7:bi:lil; stock, 155.813 baieu; sales,

- Hflblh v :
’ _ .\‘u-"l'oi1x.Januar 6.--‘rho Pod. in its-cot»

. ‘in many 561

13.73%.» Futures cloned steady an

x

t w

' V not untied.

freciiiiiu Visions of tho 8!

>

'. we review. says:

" ‘lie encouraging Liver-
-pool a'drli:en_ caused future deliverlee to ad-
vance liere_i0-liloell-looc, but as this brought
It-ni 1.’:-looc .0! the advance wan
~iosi-n-gain. At the third call January bi-ou lit
i.:7c. March 9.460, April 9.6‘.'c. sebtatn or

V (1 7~I00o to

I-looithllzllcr than Thursday." '
U.lL\'l'2i.iTil.\', 'l‘v.x.. January 5.~‘-Cotton ilrm;
:n¢g,.nu grunt rm,-ei ta. 1,877 baton; salon. iii‘)
baleinloek, 91.551 ales. -

- V . .‘.i.’ei.roleun:t.
Ptr1*i.t:Ultti.I‘i..Jaiiuary fi.—Petroieum quiet
out needy: Notional Transit certificates
opened at too»: and closed. at 90; highest
price..iliVl«l‘;ln1mat. ‘J0. .
. .\‘i:w ionic. January 5.-A-‘rite market opened
at lA.i;l'dll.b0 iii,‘-{. broke to 90).’. remained
manly till iimir the close and closed at B0
. bid. §nlel|h.<l80,000 brim. - '
'|'l‘fL'$\‘Il.l.i£. l‘.\.. January b.—.\'ational
‘Transit cortllicatel opi‘.~tlt-d at D0; hinbeat, 91:
1M\'eil. il!l3;:,cio.~ied at ‘J0_". Tide Ihipmeuta,
8;5‘.i bria. .\atioiial sllipnlentu and charters

Dl:.\llY(l!lI_D, l’.i.'., January 5.-—I~l'itt-ioinal Trim-
Ill crrliiiiviltcs » opened at to. closed at il'.l,'.‘;
hlgnut. 91).‘; lowest. 5‘.l,’.‘. iiuns. 8l,l'2ii brie;

. iotaislllpinulltqliot reported; cbarterl, 77,801
briu; clearances. 2.60i.00o brie.

. - Dry Gooila.
l~‘r.\v Yoiilt. January ii.—'i‘i:ero ha: been an
gummy... mqniry with a fair bulslneunhut
mugaueratiraizele not ihorouxlii around
to action. The export: of dnniest c cottons
the all v:e‘ckli_iwe D--on 5.781 1-acizogenaod
the otal [or into. 2l5.t~'»:i:i paultalces. against
. im.e.u paekauu lu liieil, or an excess of 53,088-
‘packages.

 

_ Turpentine.
i,‘luiii.i:srox._S. 0.. January 6.—‘I‘1irpentino

, fl!'llll1llL5(.‘o
li'ii.iii.~'uro.~:. N. (L. January li.—'I‘ui-pontine
arm at  _ ‘ V
.~.u'.i.\‘.~‘ill GA. Jami 5.-Tar amine
,.'l:ltlnl Sofie: ' “y A p »

 

A Wool. ,
1‘lili..iDEi.i'iil.t. January 5.-Wool firm and
six lily. ll!-ilii(3lli1ll.\(0d pr cos. - A
“in-THN. Jatiuary 5.--Wool firm and steady;
illcliiszazi at rim.-es. 3i»tz;ll.l~:c; pulled wools.
have for cunilnon and very choice. .-

BLIND .)iEI\"S Dnhahis. A

‘X

 

xhtlese in
.'i‘lu-ir Slumbcra. .
-ll-‘rum tins ‘l*iills.i."V,-iplslz. Record.)

"Dreamlutr tliu iiapffy hours away" is the
retrain oi.’ a once popular song. There are
low people. nevortheleu, who do not profess
leprl-ferthepluailurosvof the waking hours

'- _ Vloilioso of illuinbur. ilowever'br‘lullt may he

‘ of sight,

- -*“'vri;lnt: lloiuu« for Blind

‘ fnelrvislons. But to the blind who have in
i0ihel' days looked out upon the beauties of
A nature and met their fellow: in the fl.ll1I18SS_
the_ happiest hours are those
which bring to them the oblivion of sleep
iiiid .lho aV\'£'0t consolation of dream-
liillil. Siitmrintondeiit liall. of the
_ Men in West
hilliidkillllllll.§n1i1)‘6:ll0I‘dD.)' in B conversa-
llmiupontllls subject: "I have no greater
Ill:-aluire in life. now that I have lost my
lie. timn in dreaitllnu. for then. and then
i“iii.\'.1s‘alcli lzlinl lacs of the world about me.
lam ilo longer,’ bl lid. Tile scales ialliroin
iii)‘ eyes and I see like other men ‘ scene I did
in swim gone by nature the terrible affliction
came on me and shut uuttlte light of day. In
drranilaml I never seem to have been blind.
.l am at the 'liom:-..' to be sure, but instead
ollitivlng only my flllgerx and my oaruto
llilde me. 1 can see the inuiateu, and what in
ntrliilizer yowaltliouxh in reality I have nev-

v ..&rsu~.itollo(‘tltiienl. ‘in my dreams they all

Illpciirimuiilar tonio by sight and not by
Ulell‘Vl.)|i.‘t9$."’ . I '
TllisL-urlnuzuexperionco of Mr. Hall teams
who that of all tiers:-uh who have Uecnnie
blind aiiurliie early years of life have passed.
‘THO blind wholitwc been so nfillctted from
birth never dream of seeing anyliiiux. Tue
impressions‘ of- their dreamu_ are reun-
latvil by ihelinpreselonl made and ideas
obtained by the sense of-tench. of hear~
lint. of taste and small. One at the
ill0stlili.e1lI;(elll:' inmates of the West Phil-
.&ii¢-inliia "liorue," who came into the world
ind, auys that. allliolillh he has read axreat
deal. he never. dreams of the things he
has read about. and never dream: of any

 ihinx or m-r-wit with which has has not in

‘°"i0' Wily wine in personal contact. no

_di'eanis of liiualr, of the voictea or person: be
tiowit,-Ji isuclviiicidolits its lnlniit happen at
1119 "lloine." or some place in which he i1isn~

"; 2 Actually-been. but never of incidents in other

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null: uouo coutuis to hint is the fancies or his

rrlxiiian me. all 1 new that he,-was dead. I
- Our
or

'<‘euntl',\', 1;
.‘ “W Vihe street or the scenery in the country

. Ffinieiinien.

lilaees or in other lands. O: or landscape, a
-i”°Wi'0. atree. era lluiuau being henever

ants. E\’c'Il altliouxu he liaziread descrip-
. gills of localities. of ‘natural beauties: of
.0‘ appearance of l.’nIl'eel. or a city. no idea’
. what they look like lit tornied in his mind.

:1-Ii biznd man has been known to dream of a
WEN. and no thus tolls the atory: "I heard a
mate at_the door, and I said: ‘Bless me. it
“wt rllii t.lniut.' and l tookhlm bv the sleeve‘
at min bis;-lilrt-sleeve Holt. and I was afraid

ill. limit I dreauied that he continued to

       
 

      
 

"‘°‘-‘Slit that I was b

‘D I woke U einxuusbedbybiaghost.

, and felt no more."
the Home often droainlt
out on ‘ the‘ ll.X‘I9l"I or in the
at «he did nothreiun that" he

       
  

blld'1’l‘i dn
beinng en J’

 
 
 
    

 
 

he felt the open air of the can 1,

h':‘—'°R?il0d the street because he wa:d?e:a|1é
_:n.:0 one alouz ii men he had trequenliy
Curious and full ofinteren an are 1:33 mgm.
3:  blind of ever; condition there in a claim
or 8‘ ml [wee ie whose Iieepinx imnrenions are
at nterut--thatclus of unfor_ unate

FWD 0 who become blind when quite eon: at

wgfigioli v.'h'ori external objects, anxtbe oh...
M” ii orid generally‘ had just begun to mgkg
mlireuieti upon t tom. .l5uch llod pooplg
can ) but not aim: I. dream thattbey
wuhlee. but in their via on . they seething;
' the eyes of childhood '11!!! they naug-
mot any scene -or object exoopttnooo:
lite a dim rcoolll-otion. have remained
«memory from what" the actually‘ new
are they became blind. ‘ A I: led Int}! who
1 stricken at the are of 5 yuan ' and never

ted the country

     

   
     
  

 

one  as it they
it all momgry“etw$li:ndgi::s°‘§:d
Pflied train them. . i »

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the empire, on tho

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. V V lie Freycinct,
,‘Ul!_ ititw rmtiicti rautc mxisrxa.
V Cherie! '1-Oiliii do flnuloos do 1-‘roycinet was

-30"! ‘*5 7°13‘ (M"°i¢°l op‘ Nos-onlber ‘ii, 193:3.’

He Itudied at the Eclolg [’o|}>;§¢hn[qug‘ and
'iili°.°.‘“" Wnfiilntioil he practiced at an en-
itinoer and afterward’ as director or the.
service or the southern or, I-‘riince Railway.

In Avslilivl 1870. he was izazotted an ordeal‘
of the L~szion»or !iou_Vcsr. and after the fall of

V 4th of September of that
year. he was nominated by Gumbo ttn.‘l'rofect
of the Depurtnloitt or .']_‘g[-n and G3;-gun”.
On October in he becrinlo Cliiet of the Mill-
“TY (-3mm‘-it 0? 1310 Govvmiiueiit of National
Dtifiiiiiiii Ill Toiirs. mid ‘lwqultled lllmiiolf
ably of his fllllUllf)ll~.i.(1lll‘lm.[ this trying tiiim.
111 '37” "9 “'53 *‘0ii1I‘‘msll to the senate with
'1 <3°i"i°"l1.i|i3 mii.l0X‘lt.\' in the Department or
the iseine. and on Deomm,.,,- 1; mlgowgng 3,,
becflmi! Minister of Public W
faure Cubiilot. . liis wut projects {or extend.
“W .r"°"‘””'i1i1V~*B)'e and brlnglmt them un-
der Govurnlnoilt control. for creatimz‘ I.
¢0i0IIM Srstem or canals and for improving
"W hi‘-*'”.°"' 0' 3'i'Mii=i3-.-lirnjactwi which were
li1il¢°<1 301‘ ii» ""19 iii. uctive execution-—aro
not it little reuponullile tor the unsatisfactory
Ii-Me in which the iluancoa of the republic
iiattoeiiice been. -Tin-ru slgexmg Lobo gugucg
in the rut uiremelit that he devote his 8ill:l'_~
KNIIIO i-II! $011-ltloll of the problem for the
‘creation of which lie lirlnrsgely responsible.
N. do Froyclin.-t retains.-d his ortfollo as a
member ortlle Wiuiiiinxton M nliitry when
M. Grew)’ succvmled Miihillul do Mac)!-ulion an
Proliiieut. on F0brunr.v4. mu. » in December.
‘law. he becaiiie Proniier and aliniiiter of For-
e“‘n'J\fll"'I. beat Sellltllillior he izaveplace
to M...iules I~‘err_v. In 1&2 he was aimln mode
l'rin'ie'.\iinlIter. but fell in consequence of his
uilsatiisfactory policy with
Rtcyptlaii question. Given the 0flport.uult.y or
00-0li¢|'iiliiiI<'Vi'iiii Ellxlaltd in its solution he
failed to take advantage of the opportun ty.
Hf: was chosen as Premier attain upon the
Tonqulo disaster of M. Perry last .\inrcii. but
failed to form aceblliet. when the liriuson

Cabinet wan formed. April 0, he received the

portiollo of Minister of Foreign iurnirs.

 

A Son and Heir ‘to Bonltnza li!e.ckny’il
Dauyzilter.
[From the New York World.'l

Fania. December l9.—'I‘iie young Prince and

Princess dl Galatro Coionna, tboiattor for-
merly Bliss Era. hiackay, are rejoicing greatly
over their splendid boy, now just I wool: old.
The young couple ardolltly wished for a son.
an in the .\'eapolltan branch of tho Colouna
family Prince 1-‘erdinond liiniiu.-If It the only
male roprosontatlvont the present genera.»
tlon. lie was his father’: only son. and his
two uncloa. now both of advmicmi years. are

chiltlio.-45. to that this newly arrived yuuul;
xentlenliul received an especially Villflll wel-

.. V .

"1'lie la:/die of the infant has Just arrived in
Part: trmil Callforiilit. It was made at the
Ladies’ lioponltory of San 1-'rancl:‘-co.of witicli
iiohlo cluirilailie iiislitulion _Ml‘S. lilackny
has been adirectress for south years. It is
not ill the least a tleneatloilal outilt, all rib-
bons and satin: and cinbrolourles, but in ro-
maricnule ciiiutiy for the oxqtilsilto illterleae or
the materials and for the extreme delicacy of
the tltltcilitur. Vtilcnclennos liico being the
trimming; principally employed. some of the
duo embroidery iinoilicoil the fll?\llIlf!ln‘|vZll‘LS and
lilanltets In the worker at lady over Tu years of
age, and is of aruniio elaboratoiluss and
beauty. The basket. shaped like a. shell. is
lined with white wedded satin. and is bor-
dered with it wide male of Valuncienltes.

The christening dress. the gift of airs. Mao ,

may to her first gruhiiclilld. in entirely cont
lsed of antique point r.i'Al.-.ncon or great
eliuty and extreme rarity. ‘rho dross,
made as a loose slip, is bordered with
anti no law, a quarter of a yard in
win: i. the I"8In6lDilt‘l“ of tho lgitrinoiit belxn:
woven to co_rlTi-spniid and hllvitiit the arms of
the Colonno. family designed in loco work
upon the corsagu. .'.i‘no dress in lined with
soft white iiuraii. and has a sash of cream.-
wnlte satin ribbons. The cioakls in cream‘-
wilite crepe do Cilinc, bordered around the
edge ti-‘ltIilu.ce like that upon the dress, this
lace belnlt bonded with it build of willie curled
ostrich foatlier trilitlillug. Tile cape is
bordered with similar lnue mid triuiiilinu.
and is dotted all over with 5]l|‘U.’.i at
flowers in point ¢l'Alollcoli. The cap in
the bill!!!) Vince. and the . veil in
white not edged with narrow point
d'Aleucoil. complete the ouiiit, \\‘lilt'li i-4
inclosed in a box covered with uliite
cord:-ilsllic and linvllm tiiu nruui of the lini-
outia funllly elnbrulil--red upon the lid. ‘Tile
Ulli'll0:v8(1ri Muucliy (I’l‘lilL'u.~.~i .\unn .\liirat),
W110).-'l1W the dress before it was lieiit liuilm.
declared that it Sul’))l‘ltl:i.'ll in beauty the ill-
mnuiicliristelling robe oi the line l'rinvo lin-
perlal; 'I'|i8lilL‘i.‘--(l0llt.‘i1tt!. lll'Ui‘iU(‘.illlil clun-
erate as e liiedimvni ivory curvln-.-«-1-4 the
must sit verb that has be-.-ll SCH)! in Paris for
years. Sven lilo \‘:'(‘4lIHIl;C riuziiici-:4 of the
present Queen lleircnt oi siiniu could sustain
nu (.‘UllI])lil‘IsUfl with it. Mrs. .\lo.cl:iiy has n.
it-.§Ii1HIl(.‘JlIXSSl0II for this must {l.l‘l|:1UL' of all
the adjuncts of tile toilet of l1.lilf|(1t*I‘ll m-
clety lady I-‘aw laxlles, even or the royal
house: of irluropo. puxseaal n ttl)l|r(.‘.l!tlil of
laces that eqliatsl her own. which i.-ulnl>l‘iBL‘3
srecliilv-izli of all the llliillilhl I'l|UI'lt.'.'4, from
t lo sumptuous antique point do Vt-iilzle. illus-
nive mill rlcli all l.ilou:.:li wrum:ilt in ivory,
down to the aerial lulillt u l'.\l.:nule. line as a
cobweb and eiiiborntein desiglius the fairy
queen’: slate run-.-ii of uo.~.-uilneri One of
those ’dri-.~'ite:l—-tile (‘¢‘l0lil‘(1ll‘d tunic and
ilounce lupolnt dulleiicuii. manufactured for
the Empress I-iuiii.-lilo in I370 and left in the
dealer's liillllIil_l))' that xioviilolilii on her iilizltt
it-uni Piiris-wa.< copied from B11100!) of lace
oritzioally m the possession of hinie. do Porn-
isduur‘. ltioriued the birthday offerlitiz of
r. .\lna:l;a,\' to ill:i.Vwlfe on her recovery from
a long and dangerous illness a few years alto.

 

‘Transpoi-ting Natural (ins by Rail.
‘ Ii-‘ruin lltc Plltsl-drit Dlsliait-h.l

The alnieniont has been passed about for
several days that a number at local capital-‘
Lsts were flgliriilg on a scheme for the trans-
portation of naluralgas to (.‘oiunibus,lndl-
anapolis. Cincinnati, Chicago, and the differ-
ent 1-;_t\steru cities by meztm of specially con-V
atrlicted tank cars. The parties lntl.-rested,

-alartlm: oil the general surmise that the gas
NICK!‘ the solution of the secret of the dichoto-

int» for making gold. concluded t|llit,lhL‘)' had
landed on a sciteute tor nluklniz luillionx. and
at once prepared plans and specifications.
'I'hey_ callcd- on Mozart. Iiiacintosii .t hemp-
hili. the \s ell known niachlnists. and rt-iii-I989-
ed them to prepare is. design for it tank car
for transporting nail. Mr. llerilplilllllld so,
and blade the «plans for a car 30 feet IODK by
36 lnclles In ilintnetur. ‘

Tmit gehtleinan was interviewed l.-mt niiziifi
by a reporter. or this paper regurdililt i‘-H8
project, and sum; “Yes. we pro lured i-int
drawimf for that natural-gas tan ' car. and
have been working at it. The acheiiw or the
parties. interested. I understand. was to
greatly compress the gas in the tank cm‘. Mid
then run it over the railroads to some 11011117.
attach the valve to it ganometer. and dis-
charge it. I think they have abandoned the
idea, however, and that there is notlliulz it.

Ju the «chemo was it rather novel one. and
eralr indication an to the rent amount of
brain energy. that is attack mg the natural-
gzs question on all sides. the reporter asked

1. Tiiomax P. lnmeru what he thougfllt or
it "Why." said the Colonel. "that 8 U10
latest wind-shoveling scheme that has come
to the .~surface.. Let till see. how, if that car
in so feet long and 88,___,lncliou in diarlm
eler, - it would contain about .50
cubic feet of natural gain at us nor-
mal pressure. Now. to? “'9 €0mD|'035
the nail to 300 pound: to the equate inch‘ that
would give us (.220 cubic feet of gas to a am..-
Now it this as could be sold at :0 cents P61“
1,000 feet 1: 0 parties shipping it would real-
ize a fraction over m cents. ii iii’. UH!‘ “Oil”
not pay the coat of traaportatloit. so it let:
that scheme drop‘. I noticed an article to-day
with reiiard to the standard Oiicompanii
cotitaznp atlnx the piping of natural K88 {F0111
Western‘ Penn lvania to Piiiiadel his and
New York and hat succoutnl tests adbeen
that com any in nmpinitlt thrown
their oi linoate t ore oi as. Fromlhe Iizo
or their line: and mplou on lnes.Icemlder
that story as high y in: robab 9. say we start
with the an at the wel on I prouure ot 300
pounds. . ow. as the gas loses‘ Iii I>°i-ind!
Ereunre for every mile traveled, yongan see-
: that where the pressure woull 
. "It weal: take 1. number or on: not of the

use 0: Lawn Water-worn‘ engines to

_ 'woodotl'beamll.aro ilrranlgod souiewilttt in thug,

urn in the .D_u--

rexard to the

,UV ,.
it at‘ . V
' ‘to‘Ifti.;§l;lii’utfi’u report: ion" of our
. . E‘ .
.1 ‘ ' ‘ dwuiinxg.’ eV£‘hcVre Se‘: remiam‘
din miIinto‘bevsup».

tuna ,

. -1 have not said-an thin

‘Ibout the increased consumption Viiihigh wi l
b0=b!‘0illtM ilboilt‘ in the m»::t.t1vo year: by
the imraotlon to this locality of many out.
-1143-.2!iuill.li'dt’:i‘til‘ifli{ conceriis IIITOBRB‘ the
cheapnen of luel.”

   
  
 

 

 

“.Ri'elno.’a Fiiiit !co«‘-Yac'hil. _
.. [View the New Yuri: Ju_umxl.| -

nuauuui. tilt" Jlaillidl"‘_\' .3.-—itigiit throunh

the center of.tiilii.pt-city city now‘; the lien-

nobec River. turnout for its great '-drives"

.0I_ lumber Add it! immense crop or cit‘.-.nr«blue
“ice. ’

8now is two feet iieop‘ upon the city street.
but till) ice lutfilcd or the Keilnglyec is as clear
‘aa out-:¢lasVs.V The‘ iilreot winter ‘aportiu ico-
5‘dchtinx,nhil tilir isoltson more an‘ mom and
faster yacht: in me than at any previous
tune. {Every 3"oun‘lr' man who asuirostolia
faniilonnbie owuli his ice- 'a'cm.. ‘If itts not
uiuoh_l‘oui¢er than is hand-x e<i.and the pretty
girl: nrefera. dash over the snare lots to a
aiell it-ride behind the neetest pair 0): Maine

roiirs." j’ ‘ ~ ,-

.'i‘lio ice-yachts vary in size from the limo
crnfi meant to carry but two persoln to,the
big boat in which a good-sized family can sit
and eiiilllavo room ellouxll for xuostti. Al-
lllolilllf-liu yachts (lifter ih lilzo tiiuraro all

conntructodupotl the same princip e. The
work in so simple that most any one can
build his own boat inaaai‘ or two. Tliroe

_nbape of aletter V’. The sharp point In the"
bow, and under it in fastened a movable
skate or strip of steel, by which the course of
the ice’-boat is lmstant y cliiuiplrod in any de-
sired dlruciioll. Skatos_aru also luiiteiimi uti-
tlcr the stern of the boat. and with the addi-
illon 0|’ suil:i,tllu craft l.-I read)‘ for use.

'i'iie~spemloi moment the li.‘8~}‘m!liI«§ in mm
upon the iionnebec is alruoxt ruiirvoious.

Some of them have been Known to ilali
faster than’: mile a niitiute. and it rudiiimi
the constiuituifnrt of the pretty passenger:
to hold on their back hair willie the yacht in
courelnxover the icy surface.
~ The tracks of the Main Central miilroed run
along; tiiorirerbank for some miles. and rao»
mg between the Boston Exlitdiili-lilld some of
the fast ice-yucltte are a daily occurcnco. in
most cuaoa the train is quickly left behind,
althoulcll running at the rate of forty-live
miles an hour.

The resilience of Janteeii. lilailio is only A
hundred vordzi from the river blink. and the
Maine ltaleslnaii is one of the mo.-it persistent
oi lce- mcliters. clad in a big fur overcoat
and is ur can. he always-Inslstu_upo11r atom‘-
iuigtiie ochl: hiiniteli, and his icedioat. the
"health ecxer," lit one 0! the nootest crafts
on the river. _ _

Collisions are of frequent occurrence. and
the force with which the boatll crash together
sometime: iipllt them into kiniilimz wood.
Serious injuries to tile painielllzera are Infre-
quent however, as experience iiail shown
them how to slip over the sides of the yacht
Before the unavoidable suiaislt-up takes

ace. -

The-interest in the sport is so general in
this city that the City council annually ap-
proprln Les acontiderablo sum for the purpose
ofkeepiux the too clear of snow.

 

An English Minot-ibiachal-gedA1rom
the Army.
[From the \\'uliinxlou Star.)

Chief Justice Cartier had bolore him this
morning Win. Wilkerson, a soldier of the Ed
Artillery,» on it writ of haUc:tsi'corpus issued
to Col. Horatio G. Gllnon. Tho plilitioii pru-
seutod inst (ironing by Mr. '1‘. J. iilackey is
signed by hire. iaaralt it. liahi. and sets forth
that Wllkeraoil is her son. born October 4,
1860, and hill enlistment was without hor_

kilowicdlco and consent. and was in violation
of section lll'i. liovlsed Statutes United
btatemwhicii iirolllbitii tho enlistment of por-
tion: under the age of 21 without the written
consent of parents or guardians.

Capt. Fmnk W. Ileana appeared for CO1.
Glbzlon and presented his return, that the pe-
titioner is hold as A duly enlisted soldier. - He
also presented the eiiiistiiieilt papers, show-
ing that he tool: the oath that he was over Bl

‘oars old and entered the service June 15

not. He also stated that the petitioner had
been tried by courtauartlni and was under-
going eeutelice, but made no point other
Vtlian that they hold him under the enlist-
ment. - .

Capt. lilease claimed that under the law the
oath taken is cont-lu~sivu.~

.\ir. aiackoy contended that the oath. as
conclusive as it was as to the petitioner. did
not affect the rights of the parent. when he
appeared before the court-martial the plan
0 minority was till.-ii but overruled, and they
thoremre co no to the civll~court.-l.

The Chief Justice said that he had hadocca-
ilien to decide the question before. “V llllo the
oath taken is conclusive as to tho boy,-he can
not swear away the riizlits of the parent or
guardian, and here it-is conceded that the
written consent of the mother had not been
obtained. He noted that the oath was that
the party was of legal age, and said that
while the law permitted 3 person to swear to
his age, that from the very nature of tilingei
that was not the best evidence. In this case
the mother and two noiiznburs who know the
boy's axe contradict the boy. '.l‘ue rule in
titatn minor who is onllsted without the couv
aunt of iaront or izunrdlnn can not be bold.

All on or was drawn discharging Wllkersoti
from the service.

The Doom 0! Iluman Hair.
[From the New York \\’urid.j

A startling prediction comes from the Nine-
tuontiicenturyciub. Dr. Wlillaui A. Hum-
niond advances the opinion that in about
1,000 years. which will carry us to the year 0:
our Lord E-. , all mankind will ho bald.
‘Unless the generation living in that age
shoultichoose to counterfeit their ancestors
of the ,prc.-iellt day by wearing; \\'l;.;.‘i, only
t~IlH.l()tll|V polished hoaila. iiuatlllite of capil-
lary covering, will be Vlslblfl from the family
cllcles nf tile tiieatoril or (no gullerIes- of
0ll11I‘L‘lIt‘t3. ~ '

lir. linmmond does not umiortado to pro-
dlct to what men and wuulen of that iiislmit
era. will resort to Glllifll)‘ this dutioloiicyof
hair. or whether they w ll regard it as it dell-
cleiicv atoll. lie oniv lnal»:-as a. proposition
based on his observolimt of the steady in-
crease of baldness: without even oxpre.-lslm;
an opinion whether the decline of hair will
be a blemish or on ornamoiiluliun. l'erliaps
the eilieeniod doctor is lncliuudtorotmrd it
as the latter, since his own llot-id eiuulntds
the days of 2855, except as to (1 light tiln~
nicnatous fringe which borders the base or the
I u . . ~
it iii difficult to conjecture to what this uni-
versal baldness may lead. f the present
fashions should prevail in those days, is
not improbable that theladius may’ employ
distinzuislied artists to point ".\llkadn" Lig-
ures. birds of bright plunlaueoriniiei-cribubio
alllnlttlii on their. heads, and eiitorprliilnic nieu
of business may use the siilootii space for nil-
vcrtisluz purposes. if ladies decide upon
wearing wigs the buaiuexsw oi the llllll’-lJX'L'li30I"'
and the lady‘: maid will be considerably
ilizlluitiud. (-

if iir. ilumniond is correct-in it 3 prelliction.
it is certain that the tcrnlaxaut wife or dam
will not be able to take as firm a hold upon
her iiuxband as the wife of the present time.
it llli!.,\‘li.lsO be-questioned wliotiior the poll-
t:cli\iis of that date will be any more bure-
faccli than those of lava, even it they should
he more bnroiieadod.

 

V Tracie Reports.
[From the Detroll Free 1’rui.l
ssceno l--Dry woods ixtoro.) ~
may customer. Have you stirali alike?

.*-‘tilt.’-aillnii allows silks.

Lady customer. llavo you an invisible
gt‘-.-en? v

salesman shown invisible zreen.

Lady customer. ilin-e you a. lighter made?

is shown a lighter aiimlo. ‘

Lady i.‘ll.1lOIl‘i0l’. \\'liat is the price?

Salesman. .\'lnet come. ~

Lady customer. ave you anything better?

Is shown iionietltinx better.

Lady customer. ilave 5'Oilll1'l}' for 75 cents?

isalesnlan shows liillc for 7.’: cents.

Ludy customer. Yes. I'll see about it. Good
mornlniz. _
' gscouo 2—~Glove department.)

‘onus lady. Let me see some kid gioven.

Salesman. Wliat number and color?

Young lady. Tan,-live and a half.

Salesman. We don't lceep n\liiws' sizes.

Young lady (much pleaned)..Givo me a pair
or iceveux then.

it-iceue .'.---shoe store.) ~

.ady customer. 1 want to see some shoe. .

salesman. What style and size?

Lady customer. I-‘tench kid. two'I.

is shown l‘tenoh_kid two's.

1-ad)’ customer. What is the price?

salesman. 1-‘our dollar: and tiny cents. ,

Lady customer. That in very high; haven't
you some {or ti?

In shown shoes for Si.

Lads’ customer. llaven
better for the same price?

iilaesmanioxo. mafiam. ’t

if cu: mar. aven . you them
Trench heels? . »mm
‘ iiajnown ‘shoes Wl‘t‘bhI"‘it‘9ncl‘i heels. '
~ y en: omer. ’ 3 pr ca did on 3

they were? . ’ ‘ ’

£:l‘esman‘. tour daotlxiana 't

I on: amer. or on salt one

but I guess I'll take a Pair. ‘ N7’

Balezman. Two’: (1 d You say)

Lady customer. ' we in my size. but as I
hav a lllfll nsup and don't like to cramp

'i’v You somethliig

. ._ . "1 ‘
t of Making ‘I’-‘hi-iln V new and Antonio
' ---,~‘.°cIr'..‘_1lo.<.'3tVe’li Experience.
. _. . lb‘-me ihciitnv Tmlc '.i‘rit‘iua«-i .
. The sun at damn‘ it. iiatwlasen an-us.tnst out
"clove:-nmont.‘I'vhic_h has ‘reoantl.v'docide’<'£ in
on rarer, might n_IVtnir_a1i_yV be expogtea, if
an point in enetained, to street theatrical
nianaggra not a little. The suit war one to
mcanr certain duties paid under pt-guy‘; on;
uiutrical costumes. imported by llir. mp».
son.1/or me by bit operatic costume. iii:
claw’: waaftnat the articles should come in free
‘of dotyon thoxround that they were "tooluof
ii’-age’,-I zmtiermit has been llelclthattltouxh

 

 

 

an actor or an actress could bring into-this‘
coulitri".i'.-ostliniex otnefwml liable to duty on.

tliat piea,yet a. ioanaxer could uotciaim then:
as being necessary for the ca-ri')'iui-z on or his-
traiie. It was for this reason that Dioyly

Carte transferred hiselaborate iiikadoros-‘

thine; to the chorus ueople who were to
wear tliem. and thus escaped bye. outlier-
tune the payment or duties. ‘James C. Iiuii‘.

outlm other build. paid It large smut its
duties on tile C0$£‘iiiill."ii that lie. im-
ortetl. it was at nmttor or tailii‘ for
om: with American meuiiizerit that costume;
could he made In 1’!\l"I:l~ttilil L|I‘Cll&:i0(}, {or
one-half the aunt they wool. coat in this
country. and that in acme ea,-lea" even the ad.
dltiou of the heavy dutioa would um mm;
~thom ill tliia omintryfor less‘ than they could
he tundu for lrere. An attempt made at couple
of years ago by it yolinl: artist to start it-a.:o.-i-
tuiiie-iilaitiiti: establlsiliiient on a largo scan,
was for this l‘I:i1l40il lruwllod upon by a inu-
Jority of tile iimiiilxors whose co-_opex-‘anon
was aoliglli. and the project tell tiiroiigli,
altbmlgln plenty of capital. had been so.
cured. Since that time. however. the point
of view, has somewhat cllauged. Several
liiaiiagers have taken ‘the matter into tin.-lr
own hands. 9.-lid buylntr their own material
and t:liIl)l0_\‘lllg'( their own aeamstreilses, have
found that they could almost rival European
prices nliiiu.-i freight and duty. .\ir. not! was
mm of the unit to set this exam lie and even
in the case of'“:i‘lie 1liluulo"liu foumnou
late that he could have auvml niouuy by
buvlnl: titewirensos in this city. it in wine
lull.-rust of.certi\lii costuilicrs. at hour”, to
kU\.\U up ‘.1.-he notion of the xreiuercoxtor
iiotne-mailudresnes. an by limtiiienns tliey.
aronellabled to tuako ti. coinforta-bly large
pro t. _ , .
Charles B. I_.0<‘ke,tlie nmnazor or me mung
lcaii‘ Opera. who lien/cnrrieii UlB.“IlO'lll_ .
made" liriVuciplu out I0 A greater extent“
probably than any one before iiini, said um
other day: .
"'l'liere is no question in my mind that it in
not only more satisfactory, but also more
uoolioililcal for it ntlallaiicr tn lilt1Kiilil§c0$-
tumes liiniseif. ‘Mien Mr. linen, our atalzo
nmiltl.gcr.retu rned from i£crulally.llu brought
with him _ complete ispeciticalions oi all.
the coutumeefl and I-i.'t9lliL‘|‘3’ needed
in our various operas. lie also had esti-
mate! made accordlm; to NH) -spocliicauous
by the lending Continental coslutiiom. with
wunm he has had life-lonir (lenlluxsi, and in
addition he had quutatluliil from wliolesnle
houses torrail the luateriais that would be
needed slloulil we make Ulddrestlcll ourselves.
I took these specifications to n costuiiier here
and gotllis estimate. It was far above the
European nlilhufactururs and amouhtedto
nearly $100,000. I then tleteruiitied that I
woul hire-my own help. enlmite a competent
man to direct. the work. and burlm; my ma-
terials in the home marl-lot-. Illflku my own
dresses and -paint my own scenery. l.ly
doillu this I should ‘secure. I thought,
nrtli-tic unity and be enabled to at the
dresses to each cilorister and auper.
It thrill out that I have chosen also
the cheapest ot the three courses and have
got belt:-rdro.-sees than I could have hoped to
receive front Europe or from the pi-oiosllonal
.\‘ow\‘orl:cos<t.utner. As to materials, for in-
stance. i not foltings from 5 to is cents a yard
<.‘lIl'ft|)vrHil1li lheycost iliucrinzinyor itussia
and sure duty and iruluiit. _ Silks and untlais
also hl)U;:liL Cliuil tor front .\ew Yorl: cannula-
i-ion lulusmi than Ir. llocii found them to be
in l'tiris or ilcriin. This. ltowovor. I believe
tube miller exceptional and due to an ab-
iiornlul coiirlillon of the market. The armor
and metal work I have bad maiio by a son of
the famous armorer liirsch,{ot Paris. at
prices wiiil.~h accord lam.-cry case with the
rm-is, Vienna and Berlin illsls secured
by iioch. Tllzhts and no limits,
silk end cotton. are mad for me in
iirooklyn at I think, a. it luhtly lower
ihturo uimi I could have got them for in
1-jurupo. Shoes are made at prices that com-.
pare favorably with the best ’leuiiu. theatri-
cuisliuunlnlteril. Iiuiilon and goiillecu are
the oni_\'Lhlm,:x we import, and 'lBt is bo~
cause were iii no turulufacturer llero who
inlikes all variotlea. Tile scenery is certainly
costlul: ntnitioro tltnn the Vieniul Ci3ili’.i-]milit-
cr.-«l asked for it. Their estimate however.
was so SLISDICIOUEIY low that 1 was r. rli‘I could
not get sntlnfnctury work for Lin» lX’i(‘93. Une
tlililx may surprise you. llowjcvel‘. have min
for ilceilcry and costumes less than tliefow
York costuim-.r asked me for the dresses alone.
I am enabled also to iiavciuy colors so church
that they will be llnl‘IIl0llIUl1.'-' with lilo scenery
and with each other: a result impossible to
be attained by any other mode or procedure.
1 lmv_o also been able to I)i.\VdlI1)'tiCt!fl0l'y con-
structed in sections so as to be easily tram!-
p0l’[LiiJ.lillLl every bit of it will be carried with
uii on our tour.’ ' .

 

\Voixicn who sleep with Masks on Their
  Fnccs. ~
ll-‘rum lite I"lili:ult-lphia .\'owii.i

A thousand wolileil sloop masked every
night in this oily. Tile: in an cstiniate, but it
is bosodoli facts that make it entirely trust-
worthy. In one of the streets given over to
retail trade in women‘: decoration. from tho
harmless necessary calico‘ to the vain super-
fluous satin, from ossentlni coverings of teet-

‘with shoes to 0\‘llI'll|.}'lllll$ of faces with cos-
liiOUC:<, more llliims ti. sign board which tells
tinti‘. toilet ntitsks nro will up-istairs.

On cliteriilx I found that 0. tramc was ac-
tually t.-mlmz on. The article of liullibtii: was
a pliable lllnsk, miide Sllllillllll-H)’ of cloth lin-
proinlrtted with all ullyoilpzuelit, and meiltit
to be worn oil the film: during hodtluies, with
tho BX]lt:ciut[0li llitxtit would improve the
complexion. l'lie fulsu vi,-tum was in a great
variety or features and sizes. so that any
woman could got (I and lit. the
idea being , that the sic. in of the
entire face should come into close
Contact with the supposed mcdlcant. ‘TUB

Vprohnbllily is that hilcll n. sweating of tho-
slziirrenliy lroduces iioitnoss and itinootn-
nose, thong: oxpoxure to the cold miizilt
easily chop the tender surface and thereby
more than spoil the gain. I learned to a or-
utility that about two thousand masks lad
been ilolll wlillin ll \\‘8t!K, and it is fair to be-
lieve that with so many distributed at least
atitousnttd women are niitlitiy using them.
I was describing all this to it filond this
morning, and no rntlior vehemently re-
inurkod that the iilforinntion would have
been of value three days before.

‘fit wail Ju.-itthlx \s"rl,v," no exclaimed. "I
went home late at night and stole in imftly so
as _uot to awaken my wife. The gas win
burning dlmi_\‘. I glanced at the bed to see if
line was asleep. '1'liel'e I saw ix taco that
v-'nsm't my wife's. The tlpzure was burs
lllotigli. but .-lilo lied on one of those infernal
coniplexlon niasinl. ’.i‘iicy're painted ro.-iv
and pretty. you know. and how was I to dis-
corn on sight that it \\'l1SIl'Cl1 real face? My
wife said. in pretontn-Ll fright, willie the
ntask made her voice uorecolznlaably inumetl
"be away. air, if you please—-you are in the
agqlng room.’ That was her little Joke.

::.'ind very funny, too," I remarked. «
“ ho. it when t. eiiimr." said my friend.

It xeonis that I didn't retire with that apol-
ogetic aiacrlty which 8ll_i.) thinks ought.‘ to
have characterized a ‘straiizicr. and for the
life of me I can't ntnke iicr believe 1 ditlcov
omit the truth be-fore I_ tried to iiootlie her
alarm Jocosely, llloss me it I don't fear a.
suit for divorce."

 

arllla stops the nauseous dis-

A1‘r.n's Saran
Pulous Catarrh, and cures the

charlie: or acre
complaint.

 

THE RIVERS. ‘

81‘. Louis. Mm. January 5.-Dally report of the
“lac or water. with cltaulien in tile twenty-fourliours
Eiiiiiiiit It 3 p. m.. ’3.‘5lh meridian lime:

anrioxs. ‘ ‘ mumo.\'n._

. .‘.-_‘!§"t‘.Cl

Cniro. ill..,_.'.. ‘rut
Tllailaliolngni. ’.’.i.l
‘iuttllinxll. 0.

Davcnpomdo
ltlbuipio lo..
urt limit l....

}{vrnlanu.&io.

ly.--ix-till. Io.

hausu ifitv ..

I.aCruese-. Wis‘

Llilleltnck...' 5.2
l.ouln'ille.K§'l 1...-

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5 lr;it'k1bilrg
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(I. ll. Witnxlt.
Berxcailt. Slxutl Corps. U. 8. A.

AEKTVIID. . ‘
Xena.‘
' CLRANXD. ‘
Cily of Cairo. Vicksburg. it. C. Elliott. Gr'd Tower.
10 ‘LIAN. T0~llA\'.
Don. Capt. Iii.-ni-,v' ybe._Cixriurlilev hum
loot at $ lite street. al..................:.......
‘ll iiilc Earle. cspl. lien. Daria. Keokuk. from
(0010) min», nu-ex-L.  p. in.
Henry A. '1j'ler, (*4 ll. Lem llill. Tenhelue
River from foot oi’ Lorine! etrcs-I. Ii.........-.. 5 p.-tn.
City alkaiehez. Capt. Horace liixbfv 1""
up-lcgng, [rum foot of Market llftcl. 81...... D p. m.
Hour Lourry and WW: V-VB“ Uflcllilo ‘Wm
ioozol Elm ntreet. at.......................... 5 n. in.

- on the Shore. ‘
The river in still rniei '”°'° “Didi! than at all!
time since the late rise bean. Thtlfllfl Ii-5 tutor-

 

‘pun.

my oot. en nhadb tte
md‘huIe'iIv 70 e i-give ntofour

’i“-‘r-dd.‘ aizriirnei flirt-’ met‘ an-eatircr i-.12‘-i-mm. liziire
will N lire ofilxoiiix atuaniere to nations; ¢<li:g_._-g-‘...-,v;

ptrlrlta.

Wiiiie 10 le-ct‘. hi i.he_IV elianael ii l‘\*§s:_.i-i_.'xt‘~:$ ...’.-5 1.1,
Clliro. new as ion: centre» of they told me ..-, e«.i.;,;.-4
‘trill: stating river. hug’ within at jgw shire ii-lake Ellie‘
>'l'Wll.drA1l'ti.l la! the but er eiiinlhen i_Ifl.‘§'rv§li}<.. ’
1! {ml been determined that users: giant! to mic mm.
ligtitg on the been of UN‘ Miuouri. in tent at the ex.
PVNM H1 Vial! G1VV&‘-1"i'l9ll'c‘-'$'i%- ‘ _

‘hr malls iesveihis alltvrmxm my the trap.” 3,“...
Fi|*i’i‘i'l>4»-(lg: Vlism for Clarltlslriile at 3 and {lie is 1.1;.
1595 1%: ixeniiiik at f. _

, lei‘ L ly or aim. 1-iv Xficxsiirirx. mill ll... 1:, 3;
.2§£_3°1t.Vfnr1{.irau'«l ‘row -:7. Swill but ‘full? trim. ,
he . air we gm-‘vi out in-viigill in tin; ,K;.,«,-1.41,; mu

wl L000 izrl‘-ml-vr New §)'§"‘tFfl.\-_ ' o e

l3m'cl‘-immliiqlo-ia R ilzliiilime at 1-{.~.a)i;;'11.-_
be -ill» lmiy one m. the !isll.u:...l;V.3.i. ‘

'1"ln-‘Ir-~ml:icsl.n4in-v imm (Ff:-i nnig with 3 ;;-.,-.,,_..-X,
sinus (mm at ummrarilm--t to.-.-:. = ’ ’

Tile (ff! ' «if :41. {mills and ijity at an-x,-9-;.g,.-,,_..._ M pm.
Ar-cite-r L ill‘. rt.‘ due this mgr;-ling, c..;;,‘g;;,; ;.«.,m ,9,
ilrcinenl altaim.

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4...: will

 

H. 31. Nurmn ‘t~‘ai.K due in dining tins iiigtltaglili’

it»:
1 fifth” M Kiln‘-e llama-5 from (him.
i‘

ii. A.’l‘t-ier.cam«,- in mu .4 mg 1' ,-..,.._,_,....._ 3-;,...,._ .

Sm! L"t‘-%l"K§i‘5"ilI all-rl 9:, i S - — ' '_. ‘)
at her cam in 2.o<xi J.-£1 C51’ {l.~‘..’.‘..‘}..-",‘ “'"‘ if ".“ “*"“
iinik rain will 1N.‘.,lllL' 3(l't«m:»7- 1.1}; ng um n,.,L.3-
-i-‘(“*""')' fM§““‘ !;;il 11;» 3“x’I.~\nr‘¢‘irl'~.vl\ii-c imni,r.'il.. ‘
_ - ‘uliiim ow .. . . nnnumm 1; ti. - ‘ .. - »- ‘
boat.-s in the zit-‘id iiki'XI «‘-«‘lv3s-ll. 1' ‘ W‘”'“”m'”~'
N’ rm -7 l_ I' k‘ -rmxxfu-at canal l ‘-. ' ‘ . .
vnzlvsl at %i..’>u).-Olotl in; fur.‘ a X" M“ '2 0'“
rise 0 mm» Ilwttftll lute - - .-l - - . 3 ‘
and iilnmintii llintr.-l. and will ;:[":!(l‘;La; ‘i‘;‘:x:3 ,‘:.‘,',n-333?:
oziclolioii. conlldi,-ratilu inf mm.-a. -,5-m .3.-,.,,._. 1., 5,’,
u .

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$!i¢¢‘.|i9-3 River *1‘.-legrriuus.

.Gn»mn'i'.m\‘x‘n. tn... ‘Jmulnii .’i.—l‘n-I‘:.;ul‘.|»;».¢.._
'11:. in. itiver 5.7 feel. a rise of [)'nI(jflgtg 5“ gm. 1,.‘
$‘fi'l!iil}'*lI'.IKif ilniirss. V -

('Allln. li.l... Jamlarv .3.--'ri;.;« rh;-r iq 1-gt 1....“ 3
fife u! 3.1 irrdtt. in illv: iq.-:1 in rm. .1..,.,— 5,.-...-,,
't\«'1tliern::iii. ’.i"iu-(‘lt_v<‘-I i':-.-.i:.l.»:-,u.- 3...: (-m- ..g
£it.i.m1l.«Ieit all riayliylui this 1-...“ “mg 1.” sh g,.,..-iV.,_
Tin:-L Y1’. Half Wu fli‘:iH_V' light my _\(ump!;ls,_ ;:;,—;.,n,,
ilmvii ii 3. 9- iii.” '1'h- HIV all-liaiuii ltxnim: gut am“
I11» a. m. with about all all.) vfgntrlf, '

l\r.\v' Uili.I:.t.\’.-I. l..\.. ..l:nm::r ;“i.—-,\rr1nic'l-T|x.n,
.\. iii-iuirickn. Ollie l<_rwr: in. ii. innu-ll, st. Ly.-.l..
IJl‘|lIl'$£d-JOIII1 A. it cm-i. tibia jtlvgr,

(:‘ll.’\'(.'ll!‘f}€a‘rl‘.‘().. iJliil|I(li' ."i.—-liivur is‘ that ii‘; gm-1;.-,;
an r i ii . (lime lag; lnr in 3 ])c ;_“g¢_-,]-] 9,,’ » V‘
tililrley‘. ifituburpt. ‘ ‘ H‘ A

biinlrlils. 'l‘x:w.. Jannary .’i.-—ilh"vr rage {I lmm-5,
Di‘PHit*'J-Harry iimwmlo Ultla lliu-r.1p.ni.: hurl.-
£'_\‘r' Stale. to Cincinnati. is p. m. ll‘;-aiiu.-r clear aunt

cold.

i.ot‘m'iLt.l:. K-r.. .l:imurVv 5.-l:iw-r ym..g, Wm.
7 few! 8 iiwlin III the ritual and .'i for. IE x'J:'«~.~‘ my (in-
lnilh Iiusim-u dull. Cit-till)’ and col-list, with will

liir_m'fIll.
3 nzi-i.-slilrlm .\iiv-~‘.. -iaiiinn-‘y '.'i.-llmvn-ll. L. }t.~l,_vg
l?lv-ii-ti-ll-n ilulc.
6 inches at

an-_i I-a_rgu'I.

F I ITI‘MiUl|<3. JltlIiii\r_\' ii.-inn’-r lsifcx-1

4 0_ (:l'iCK: itiul tl.~lnl(. |".'4lr. river and null.

. in anal i:.i.i;. I.\’i.).. JllIlN‘nIl'\ :;.--my” tut]-niar)’. I4
1'9"‘-‘“"C'iiiI 0,15 iulult-. ls‘ll-lwmi all III ‘.llifililI',: 1‘!-iilcir
“'1'” ‘~“".'-iii" - Nu’ i.'i,\'Ilt~ I-‘it i--r lill: 'lr.'viilil---w iliwr.

rifigflleiil‘ for NI:\\’Urit*iIii.~ and iiu'Gtrmli.- Mait-
niei». m. illurruoineii.-r iii.‘ :9 iii :

*_ 

1&7‘-"rial-x1‘:-f:_'§§;'f1.‘13'ill'ilt‘jr\;:llt«,Cl;lclmsaw .\'al.iun ,‘
i * 0 i’. Wr ma: " hltve to tiliiiik
Ailcoclvs l'orou.~i i’liL.\ili;‘f':<l fnr unvlmr the lite
0! 111) Wife‘: tube was ni.tu<-ked with phenol...
hid, which colllliit-iicml with a x-l.,lm.:, {:h|)l'
xreatcougliinl; uiullimll lover. I could not
not A‘ oooi‘or, but fui‘tuiinu- ' had anox of
Allcoc: is lorous lldsioral ii the house; I
placed one between her breasts, one on each
shoulder-blade. undone on tlltit-lllI.lll0f her
back. in two iiours Iier (.‘u.lllKll illlllrist cunsml
and was very .00.-se; in four hours silo in-axe
intoaprofusopersplrntlon. The next day.

tlloulcli very weak, me was free from rover. -

and the third dev Wtlvi ouite well. I illzm

cured my child of dlpiitiieritlc sore throat by".

wrapping the not-it in t1IiAHCOCK'sl‘0i'Oil>
1{lastur.''

\ 1

 DEV  
SIJPPBSETQREES.

A SAFE.
SPEEDY, l_S)llJRE CURE
'( K

BULB IN THE HEAD

AN!)

CATARRH.

Not it Llqiiiil. Snuff !or Salve.»
llccovumcndcll by Leiuliiix ldtytlcians. '
-Only 25 Cent:-i Per Box.

Malls:-l free on rerelpt of price.

VITA LINIMENT Cures Rheumatism

Neuralgia, Headaches, Etc.
25 CIiIN'1‘S 1313311 ‘I30'.l'.".I.‘LII1.
« hold by Principal Uriig'i=L»te. .
VITA COMPANY, New York City.

WARD & BRADY,

517 .\'01t’I‘i1 LEV HE.
I-SAM’-Ills IN I-2\’l~.'ilY VATIIETY OP
tllilp clmlilittrv. boat ivtnro.-a. nu-ai
storm» and niaclllnluu‘ nupplics. manllla
am iarrai rope. lath-yarn. pitch. Lu‘. oakum. rnsln.V
boat Iplken, tackle blot-in. nan. Clpstuls. paints.
bclnrl. cotton aiulrulilmr parking. burliln and lubri-
nlinx olle. cotton rule. Eltreka act: uz coin-nit.
He:-lmlpacitiinr. plumb u.aiili~lt-lc on meal. ‘hope
1 all aiun out any leuln idl.-ul.'t:d.

R!Y.§5_.T_":1.N. §?9.R.Tf‘.T_'.9lY.:__. .. . .
Lowizic .wii.ssi.s~..s7i’iii»i.

-.-~.«,\ ~»...,....-.;.,.»..-..«. -.- .-«.,.............-..v.....

St. Louis mid New Orleims .ln<'lior Lille.
L‘. S. .\l.\ll. A.\'D li(i.\‘IlEl1l.i.\‘l~I.
Packets fnr Nate-licz. Ilaynu Sara. ilaiuli llou.u~ and
New uric-ans l('I\‘!‘ \\‘---ltu-ailnys nlul i-ialuninys.
Stciiiiu-r'(.‘lT\' (ii-' .\'.\'i'(‘lil-‘.Z.. . . . . ..ilIxl»y, _\]uuv;-,
Will leave \\'l-aim-.~«l:i_\ . Jaliunry ii. at .5 p. in.
Park:-ta fur (‘ape Ull'£llIli'&Uu Cairn. llickmati. .\l<‘lIl-

iils. lit-is-Ila. (in-vnvil-.r. 4\l'k.’IlI"a£ (,‘ll_\' anti
d’It-kobtirx li:l(\'c 'i'ilvs-13):. Tllill'!dl.)'I and Satur-
ayui. _ '

Slcaiilt-r (.‘l'l‘\' “V l’ll0\‘lD.\'(.‘l-3....C:ir\'rli. .\iutt-r.
Will loan: 'i‘lulr~-la_\’. January 7. hi. 5 1). Ni.
Pocket for .~'lc.(i.-mu-is-t«~. St. Mary. Cilcsiur. Wil-
l¢'|llIlll‘)£ an-i iiraml Toivc.-r.

Slcnlnu-r E. C. l>2i.i.i(Yl‘.................l.eno:. .\la.m~r.

   Ll'I\'L'§Tlli'>'lJ)‘3. 'l‘iiursoiaya am: satur-

 

tlnys, at 4 in in.
Ji'lll.\' W. C.\RRfi.l.L. Am-ill.

St. Louis and Mississippi Viilloy Trans-
poriiiiion (lompituy.
Fol: N I-'.\\’ (lRl.l-IA.\'

Sleiunt-r ll l-2.\'ltY I.fil’lll~Z\' and ll.-lrl:i-s.
Iwarcs \\‘enltlL-allay‘. Jaltuarv 6. at 5 p. in.

1%

For iri-i- iii. rates to New Orleans and

‘ ul "*:is.1ivto
pm" " .l'.\§.i3'.'i}l:i:i)i:.\u. Agent.

 

son. Cl.1'.\Iiil-’:itLANl’). TF.N'!H-‘.SSEE up
L0\Vl-11¢ OHIO Rl\'E!i’.s
Bometlliuir to the Inter!-_.<t of St. Louis hier-
¢:iiutiilt-ltegulitr it eckly Packet. ‘

ll.‘ HENRY A. TYLER,

LEM m‘i.r..‘ ziimuer.
l.e:\'o.~.: Wedttt-siisy. Jnniiary 6. .
ltoccivini: irenziils an Moiiilny at Star
‘ Linc u'ltIir1'hoai. fnotuf t,)Il\‘i2 all lui‘ st.
- I-lei-ya. Sir. (ivitvvlevr. Cllcsli-r. Cape
.ii1lri rau. (_'lilru. Dlmllul ('liV\'. .\i¢rirumilis. 'P.\llllf‘:I|l.
(lomincrre. .\m.-ltvllie, hbilliin. Cnlieo l.atullm: and
bavauuail direct. llllla oi ludltix Fl null nil boar-l.
i.. i.. lil.'\'ia‘. Ant-lit. HUH .'i-rlli l-'nurllial..

 

UP? Elf. MISS ISS IPPX. ~

St. Louis and St. Paul Packet Company.

For Clarksrlile. Lmli.-‘Inna. Ilniliiillal. Qlililcy. War-

saw and lxcukti '

Sir. IVIIITE I-IA(}LF.'.... .‘..0. ll‘. Darn. Master.

L(‘.1\'€‘.| k\\‘EDNESDA'l'. Janlialzr G. at
..

  4 lac p. in. For freight. apply on
\\'|liIr1lina§. foul oi UIIYV st.
J. l-‘. Ii/ihi-tit. iii.-iwral I-‘rt-iiclil Azclti.

EllGLE IPACKET ’C0.lIP.l.’{l'.

For Alton. Grafton. War Ea lo. iiulinxi. linin-
lmrx. i.'l.1rk:.rilit- and an Wat‘ ;miut~.
Sieamer Dora. ileviry Leyllc. Cuiuuulmlrr.

LI'.A\‘¢'l ll:-do-.~scla_\'. ..i.u\u:ry. ii. at 3
  $7. In. ilecclvilig at all liim-.1al.Elccirl-.'

.llie dock. for-l.of \'lm- lire-vi.

_J}:.\ i_\lh'S .3’ SASS. Ac-exits.

50. 503 2:. Column.-rclal air.-.et..
Telepllouc No. 30}. - ..

. PROPOSALS.

CONV'IC’l.‘ LABOR T0 L]-1'1‘-.

EALEI) l’lli)l’0SA.l.S will be m'eiw.».ilwtim.n~
denim:-~li. Ll lb) ii u‘i;lork p. in. .\\'n-ciiiuildzv. Feli-
ruary ii. lbbii. or the labor of from 200 to 250oun-

Y Ll. -

Coniracls in run not icu than three norinnrcllian
eigllt years. liicitlcn nlaunl: tor what lomrlil of time
they Wllll to contract the labor. the cilarm.-lure: etu-
pioylnent number of cum-icul desired. wlteiln-.r inhi-
denwill urnlilii power. or desire it iumisiled by the
State. amount of power iiulrvd.

Mipropouln must be untied. marked “Proposals

‘for convict isilor." and adilressed to J. P. ltnluru.
iiecreiai-y of the Board of Uonuulsslouern Southern
Illinois l cnitentlary. Chi-liter. ill.

The bids will be opelmi at the prison. a Charter.
‘lli.. no o'clock p. m., Yebrnary 3. 1886. in the preo-
encc of bidders.

Bids mutt be accoinpanicd by bond of  eon-
dltiuued that if the contract be awarded bidder he
iuilll enter into the nine with good band for its due
pefiormancc. '

'l",h..I:"¢"l.i'lJi'lnlbl10uR!‘l reserve the rixhtto i-elect any
an . . .

I-‘ull ‘particular: may be obtained eddrcnlnz J.
I’. lie am. iiccrctery Board of o_mm uionen.
aoiiml Cit)‘. 1ii.. or U. M. Mliaiieli. Ward . Litu-

r. . _ , -

c.................-55’3i»’}‘E.£3§.*:%.’¥“.?;.£’.?l,“}f“"

lutcon u t0.%'H'.
Cluster. nl., December 9. 11:86 -

        

UN ton . o£PfoT.  

:2. men: 

4

  

        

i,..;;:.t:;o,;_.:.i.-i-xig min or. 7.'.Oi.I.’XS -;:.s.t‘i‘.i2'm.r*i.
'   ' “ ‘ ark-‘i-ma‘. . Amen.

 
 

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Ks.‘-~.s-u‘ city. beiari........._...-....... mm a: mgr, fin‘-he Fr‘:
- ‘?iic.agu‘t1in'-it-,xl; ifixyirttaz . ..... 4’ «i*«'i_¥_a‘v in §§f*:€‘> at so
.au"€.n,n.mr§£¥c .§.r'r_mrr:’i1=vlal§z‘=';§..'... ' £3131’ 19* ‘° ‘?3{{3'ii ‘S'-
(f1sivags;i_ :.ixi:{i1ir;'_;: lc;pra:.<e\- ..... .. ? s.:§5 ;~ in ! 154 4 2;:
inunm-‘L'ii)' tslzlst i:x;.-ax-.x;s  ' is-‘1‘>‘tEl*lm I  42-‘-

BK ti

ltzxgirs .
maria. r.l:tm‘sx's»xrs.._

(iiitiitlivit.

il.2.i2\‘i.ii24 .515?!) in. ‘tool’: ii.AlLll0.il';.

. #9
Cox:
and Linmiii ltxpi-on
Rock isle-.i-iri. z~iv-rlh':'x.-
and .\lv.".Ei'};fii3!' 32!. new .........
,)'ll"iI fix xix?-Iv.
we cover i-:1:-. hxismhiy uiiig‘

i)ivhsb:

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11fnll:I;l0Yl$_-Vflilidftlx Dcrtlcf mod’
Flock .-r :1 ’ .........-...

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° mt’
- 8584!-‘at M
if twp $9.!
‘xi.-'}nE:£Sl

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tam tr iii
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8:1?) 1!.'.£ .
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Z:¢.\'.;x ill
tsil p in -.
we 8 in
iravtl in

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blew Yigfli and l'loe-Kim’ fixprua...

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JACK'.’~"0?\'
(Wis ’

Jae-Lie-is-ill--rzé §é«£Il........
JAM:-o\n'iiit~ Mac I .....  7:13 at lfll‘lU:-I0 sin

l..oL'is\‘iLiZi~:. i:'s".4t.\‘s\'i’i.z.: 4:2-

1:€;fi|',~’Y"ld and lit. Louie .‘fir.ii...-... f "3.’ * ,
L¢D$a‘\l':lr:l1llr,l?*t. i.v-his llxori.-ss.:'i ‘hill; 

VV_i._ol:t~;v::.l.i': mu .\'A.\.‘il\-'ii.i‘.E a‘:.ui.tlo.tI>.

5n‘l1ll-1;‘-fVi:.F3.
i_.~n‘iliv- iii:/3 filial.  . 
-‘svunl--m I-ail Lien-...

Na-.«r......

Sxlioii A .umsimlsi unit .. .. . . . . .~

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Kl .. b'i.A,l.. and i’.. l:;::;i.artL [)lyl;l.r:1x.ij“

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rill:
1:1‘. ;- m"lu:w is m

D .82‘. LOUIS

X 1-5.? §:l‘0i’itn
‘.36 pin
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7:45 2: In

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Milli) .\.\'i) Hi:-.i2‘il!i:a'ii’i'l ii:\li.\\‘.xY,
'1'iilmIl'-‘ii .t.~;~«.a-?:§.£>7i'§{:3n... W2. ' 1‘.:'l!- a'ni‘;:i‘:;t)p m
”I)'1’)Zi(pl‘('-H  fit ext) 3 nu 1' 5:31,, m
Mich! Aerolrunoxiuian............5' still 1: mil szou it in
Livitlmoil ArCmiI)iim£atlolt.. ......-l'II:U$ A iii" 1:15 p m
Lmiisvllle ltxpreu  ‘hung in im nu
iiivwhmnii. ll uliiuxton amt in-ii~

limorr l-1:1-resvi  _i '}:(I\p m (2,3) 3,3
1‘illi.I«i»-Iiiiiia and New York i>:xp.[r hoop m 7 too am

3'1‘. mi‘.-is we came RAILROAD. '

_ ilnseei. arrive and dcrnrt lfearux and mug,
.\cw pus:-nx.«: depot at l-rldxc in or. Kant :41. Louis.
.\l(Inl-ii¢_il:uul .\ cw (1t‘lt!lfiA-I*':X:i4r|’.-wvtiwflu ,
hi. ’ \l‘ltl.......... .......... ...; ls:-:0 ' E ;
3h-M|\'.' :I’I«ll.'\’ew' Orlvan: i-Zxlkress ‘ m n B p In
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A;ti‘iu.-|a-s n‘iu)l ‘Tc-.\:u Kxpn-,ss~ 7
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Ark!"-‘8l‘IllIl 'i‘t-ants lZ!tprc‘n—  “I ‘ Q “ m
(Elm .~'i. i.mtIxl............  7-.aopm 7;iioam

i~"r_. LUUXS arm HAN iriu..\'ci.~‘.cco ilAlL\i'Al:.

no.-- Iilllmauulinlioilatlou 

I).t)‘_H.'(pr«-as , , ____‘_

)lnu'- Hill A. tiimiiimi-I‘l'!.l,\-;:t'::::;,:

I'M-_liii' Aw.-um

 

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Cisizlorui: izxvrus  inn

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A llliusanxl rwuuo ‘ltlroilitii icxii 7:‘): a mi 96:50 p in

__ s'r. i.€)lT_l§. ii.t.\'.\'le.~.L AND KEOKUK.

a in ‘l(i'-‘Al 3 m.
aini
p in.’ 1
p in,‘ Tim a in
p m.i i::«i.'a 2 la

 

[low-liiiglire-.-ii nu-I Ilaunlbai. l‘ -1245 p in I‘ i2.«.o;. tn
Local imculuim-d.-uiull...,..... if 5

. <§.'(ilm :si1o1<i*‘EiT\‘ic.

335?

New Urlcams Exnrcsc  .......:i 7:10

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(fnlni. -llrkiallt MM ,\InI~Hv.'

.\i'.ir}._i.$~st;-Er... Carbonda

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will: and Si.l’aul Hxpr.
Iiuriiuxtrm arni 3:. Paul ivlxl

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in 1' low p In

g‘ i::.'-\ p in

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§ 6:50pm

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CHKGHICI

I-!‘«\ ‘Written mmrentec of

US  
BISEEES

1. .. . care given in
-wry mm tuuiermin-n. sir-All rf€;.rt'eli‘ll't.ei.i'Emn
i"iii‘=P1-md o.\i‘i‘ii*.u.‘ X'tr’..-Ci.nr—isa~"a‘.(:elaeliraz¢d
ijouk tutti 'i_b“rti£m¢g:;s_[u§n gny;.z;.,.¢)gw,,"_g“§,p,'§
?'.ii~.t:ull£a'.x.ls,, tallies-u{3{;.,.l'#§'.E.ggig,3‘_,

     

  

7 am... ";:.,, as." Zoaisf. ‘Ha,’

A 2-«Kuiar xrmliiaue Ki! oil the ?1!'4\§':t"':)'g*~gl,)Q ,1, .-

cizie and iiflritfif)‘. whm-. life‘ 19, 4-, V ., . .
CAI li'u*1llr'-cl -if iré:ilni::ii¢ Alli‘!   ":5:
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3”.\'tE§-31“: In all Wi(i.lt' mum.
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lino’. 3<‘m:' throat. znmiih. '
tgnynr. iilccri. rift-ct! I-i‘ I'l|I‘l‘('iIl’)'e are z'ur<~.-l for m,,

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llllldvniu-i:minislil-~§. lflli lrnni-ll-. mi urwrile. .
lemmas 0t 1501'): F-ioygopg,
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underulieii. UiRlx.‘f.'llr|'~'itl<.‘. _. -«mm-an-.

Dr. Jacqnr<.' )il‘,Zlil(‘l.\L ‘flC}'Z.\'i'l\PIx'1i-l p.l:tS) on
chronic. iirrvou.-l and special «llu-awn. in-at. nut:-.1,
{rice toany auidras-I. - iltvtiicim-s amt l$il_\‘wfig{g‘ gr“
(rum observation» (.3 ill‘ e luml-r.\‘.c ‘

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c'oNvloT"i_'Al3oR To LET.

ILLIROIS Snri: T'P..'€lTP.?€'fl.\RY.
L‘o.\i>ix\‘.%in.\'r.lts‘ Uwlrit,
Jm.ir:~r. Juliixrv 5. .li.<e6.
ll be recon-rd by the tinder-‘
1 ..'cl.)c'.; p. in. an Tiiunda '. l-‘cl.Int-
err 15. lbi-ll, in: mg labor of I00 (more or en) allie-
bmlit-ll cuuviett. nuitai-le tor zlmoli Iii!’ Hui! 0! MM!’-
Alsn fur the lauor ex 50 convicts
arc fllliid tor the ilzlmcr

gl-IIMJZI) proposals wl
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be nvnilablu Ma)‘

,\mp|u shop room ‘VIII be fllfllilhtd If necessary.
Ilidq will be received for this labor with or without

shops.

cont:-actors will he rtrqlilred to peytlle Slate for
tiiulr lcllllliif. aprice to be agreed upon according to
their buulncu. . V
(Zcluiralcia mfubi; not more than eight can. All
3 llliall Dlfl
slrififlohgnd in the  P
lia ten 01)‘! U pmaoaal be accepted. _
reoerve the rllrht to re
and sil bid: which in their jndznnntan hotter th

also for blank bids and
01’

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triml. and bond w
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ih.-guinr 'Gr:tdn'nto 0! tixrge medical collcirca.

V mm intuit-.i' exit-ug--cl in llw trcaivucntof Chronic.
.\¢-rvonit Skin and lilmul iilvwlilws than any .2-tint
pii_v.-ici.\ii lost. Louis. as our }l1||<"l1 show an-I all old

' rtuiiii-lgtli know. Con.-miialimi at o.licx-. or by null _
irer an-l lllvil--ll. A iririuliy talk or oplnl-ni omit
ilutliimr. .‘ll'«H-‘Shirl sign: by xnaiinr f‘1||fl‘,'3$ every-
wlicrc. .~«‘r-u’:-i_\' parka-d. tree from i-lulu-\':lii--u. Cur-
allle fl.-.-(‘~'.'ii:If:1i|l!.'L‘d:Wlivrt! dmillli-xi<l.1ll.isiruilly
stated. lluurs. ti :.. in. to is p. in. Solids)‘. 10 to 1. _

Nervous l’f0Sli‘nil0ir 1‘):-iiiilly. .}(e.iit.nl—

and Piiyslcnl Wt.-nlinessi, nriszing frorn
hidlncreiluii. I-Zxci-ax m-V 1mlttli:¢-nor. prw
duciufi wine oi the full-mitt: elf.-rt»: .\'ervous-
lioss. lirlliliiy. Dlliint-.~s uf Shelli. I‘.-rwrlod Vision.
Ilciq.-rllvn 3|:-nu_vr_\’. Pinililu nu lhr I-‘am. A’rcralml'
lu_ iinrlu-tr ni I-emalc.-. Wain: oi i'le.:siir-an in Life.
“out 0! Aillllillclll. L'ntllilr.-vul to Islarre Dicriailclioly.
Iiyvspcmla. Sitliuiccl llcn-lnximi-hi. nus cl‘! Power
Patina‘ II the Ila--5.. ('ll'.. am liI'a(lfi‘ with iiuxvsrallel
success. .\':(i»i)'. privali-iv. 30;-lrnxuinuvk (me.

A Pcrilitlnent Cure Guaruiiteed. V
'Tf«Ia'il‘1xTiIlTz'r'lii?s£"xi'ziii""1$'i'i;‘¢?i7f:T;§féT-3
EY{r'iIii"'i:V"iiu“"0ili'c'“r_'";luiéél'l6E§TaT‘i‘l§RE'
‘Skin and Bones. Blot:-lies. Eruptions,

Old Sores. Ulcers, I’nini'nl Swclllngs, V _
From \\'il:lc.vcr (‘Ill-st‘. I\0!lLis'cl)' and 1.‘-r-.-\‘r.-rdrlven
from the a_\ste.ui, by nu-nu of s.u‘r.. TIM:-Txufzn '
llmii>:lur..<. S‘.l'ii~'i‘ and HWOI.I.t:.\' .:oi.\‘r.~l and Ruth
ai.i'rl.~‘ii. the result of blood pols-ill. [losltlvoly cured

Uilmdtiral dlscllarizes prompily cured.

Catarr/i, Tllraat,/Vose,1.ung 0IS8(1S‘88;.
Cnnstitiitlnual and Acqulrml Wenlcncrissee 01
both M-zen. treated nUL‘r!s~-..Illi|lV: also Pllrl. ‘ '

Itl:> st-ii-evident lluia uil_u-lciau piiyiiix particular
Iiivliii’-Ii in a clue of curt’ attains Kn.-at skill.
Age and experiultcu are lmpunnllt. in ‘thin
uida.-.-ll uflim in Am-:rlcx. Li‘:-ry hitmrii lilulllnce
hr-‘~‘--rlr-I in amitile I'it0\'I-II) (i00D'I'li-J ‘
DH-2.\' ni l"IKi‘Illi\lI £0uiill’lI'I are used.‘ A whole
limne Iii med fur oliirc purposes. and all are treated
with skill in I_rI‘!|i('¢'[YiIl malunerz null Liiowin what
_lu-Z0. Ni) I£.\I’I-2ilI.>iE.\lT.~4 Alt}: MAD .. uh »
accmultoi the great Immin.-r of cases applylii . the
cilantro are kept iuwmficu lower than it du-lnun ed by
oi!-era. if you .~.e.~-urn the 332:“ and col l)|lci.j5l)' and
perfect Lie-cure. that in the l-up-lrtalit matter.

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1\IAI-2.I?.IzX.(i*lu
FIN}! ,
I'I.A'l"l-2'4. 3 _

Elegant claim and niltiviudlrtr. iicxlcll forbo ceiiu. .
moneyur |)u5l.'14t\:!lIl:iu|u. on-r iiilv Ifullijcrful pal;
!)l¢llI|’l§§.‘H'|lt: lu ill.-: ll‘ll|l'lt*10i| ltimi-illmvlng subo

evil: ' HD1111)’ iiirirry. Iv to null. W l_\': repair are to
{. Who lillflf lint: Maillinml; \\‘oinaniiood'
Phys eel decay‘ \\lio eltmlld llllfr)’: How life and
hl|ip|lil'\\ in:_\- it-liit‘l'1"ale-I. 'l'ims-.- married 0rcon- -
tutu lnlili ' iitarrlaxc uliuuld rt-all it. it might to be
re by: ladnit persons. then kept mulerlocii and
l.'ev._ Pupulnr t-ditu-n. nine in ttivu\‘\:. hut papcrconz

and 300 page-. can by mail. in money or plunge.
and St.

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‘ fl _ )’url.tMc li.\'l'lI and Medical Co.

20 Olive Sin-rl.spcl:ulil_v cures Paralt-sis. Rheu-
inniimi, Scmiuln, Si-plzllix, ])cbH§|_\', lnipntwcc,
and nil chronic i-.ml nervous tmulsica of n rivaled
and delicate nature. Trial trcnincnt , REE.

llonrd and mil-sin,g for in.-ma 1-.“l;.;-3, M.,-d;¢l.;u' V

and ndvicc by null. Cull    

or send {or circulars, etc.

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th-ruin c.-i llmi clan cl
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Chas-ma the Inn: of
the yet-lie, and not null:
among the [calling M
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 one who was deaf twenty-c lit
yrs:-ii. Trent:-iby most of the noted a eclaintt
of the day with no benefit. (,*m;rd Iainuei in three. .

ilivnlhiuiuul shire then haudmla of others by who

Process. A linlii sliuplreild mice:-saiul Vhmne (real-

m Ai‘s'i- 1‘..'8'1-2a.I'I‘wlil1iI.

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