Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1880, Page 16

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ’ 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES, . hour.at nizht, wl rant and rman, for which, he tinker, wheeling his burrow, ene along to tho t areof, tho ieretiatls alin Stas to En a to Re gage. tio inte Gens Frank Dintr Was resonate LECTRIC LIGUT humbio"inn where’ thoy wera “atopping. Ae. | [i citected Ui tha hase eS CHR co regulated by the amonnt of hia sales in the | A youngeman in New York resolved to bo | yNnan tha Hinton, wry A enoumpod porns Mackay eiee pio the rat hearty dinner tho } time inquestion th nninttepos wan rats, At the An Essay on the Commercial, Not the | Wit the one Who! works on commissions, | 1 situation big large ianutaetory. Ho went : : , » Ar. ¥ | eaneluded to turn rth tunnel of whee unt ind Hie nrapesttion berore | Formation of a Local Company to | sipped ecverat wont pie mare } faltwen tot enres wetting en, A pert he goes home disgusted z “into his hand 4 a “Asan & Pertoy r ; ‘and, consequently, ft is for hls £ t to | down tothe St. Nicholas Hotel, where seve | hig denoritia. They alla exeept Gen. Sher- " money than the needy Fellow hid ever possessed Oo * of mg Military, Profession, “Air hiniseld, Espeeta lly bs tis tie ease oral older salesmen, iid, congregated, “Ile | mancwho opposed Ue projected movencnt tu n Work the Edison Patent, Ins liter “A eelckaown Aiterienrheyresiie | Wer die rules tale down by ishionogey He, ‘ f repatred to the Tndian, rmoh: Th the now sulesman and the drier for the | was spotted and vietinized. After ‘some | most determiied manner, When at fost Tt was ‘ visked Europe with a band of ainzerss and, | ont thole sliniler, and Deyn ng tl ake) nt honses of mnagnitnde, He may be seen | conching, a drummer frou a rival unbrella | ferecd pon, den. ert asked: Reaspelon yb bis iuiventure failed and ho found hiineclt | about halt of tha ebildren had ae ee Altes ; ‘The Tricks of the Trade in All Its | shout town "nt. ail hints of “the nll house, who sos n strnnures to the Youn nun | Acne Manne fe eeaa nL ‘Emenee: | Whenever the “Wizard” Shall Have | fumts‘at kietiomea naa asien tiie geuocl ta | fuk luna, tho atiuloute oF dans quit fae viloting sone stranger nbor ho elty, vi vt ; ee q a y s uy M4 08 h q r } Departments. Showitge ‘him, the sazhts and. lngtatiatiig | an acquaintances went up to the young sales. | [ent was innde, and proved a perfect, auiccess. Perfected His Invention. ej dinather of tho frequent instances Of | of tho tribe d tho “Uoetors poral tea H Heenan, with | nan and contktently asked him if, he knew lino afterward Con. Kded Gone Mi y alty which has come to our | witcheraft, and ordered thon pnsested of H , himself into hls affection as best he can. witty | quan nnd confitently asker Tt Sherman a pleco of paper, auletly remarking, Intowledge arose on board a Buropean steamer. | order waa carried ont 10 bo killed, wht ! 5 tho hope that the rural merelint will entl the | “ that man sitting over there, ii ay tphosa you wil hive: more Uso for this, He took an interest In the phystelin, and, learn- 4 Pecullarities of the Guorrilla at | vext day and purchase a bil of goods. ‘The No,” replied tho fresh fish, “Who fs | Sherman, thant will, Gen. Sherman ned | At Present the Corporntors Preserve a | ing that ho dld not like fis mode of life on a a } dle silesinen have. lenried by experlence, | he?” . tho paper and found {t wastho protest he hid so gtcumahlp, Mr. Muckus, after landing, cent his WESTERN PAT NTS, ‘ Home and Abroad. and they de not squander their money In av: |" Why, that's Brown, of San Antonio, one | ungenerously fled, and whieh Grant might have Mysterious Silence. fellow-voynger a bank-book with a credit for NLS, t ‘ Ish extravagaies upat a etistouer. ‘Chey | of the bggest buyers It the South, Let mo | tsed with great offoct azalnat him. The above $5,000, and thus enabled him) to estubllsh a Srna ‘ use ff Judsclously, and make alittle gon good | introduce you to hin.” Atory was toll by Gen, Bale te Ma). Angler, of pructlee more to his Ming. Lint of Patonts Awarded Wente i How tho Morohant Fares at His 4. They te ais, that they eanmot | ‘The lamb was ted up and introduced, Io | Georals, and by’ that gentleman to me,” ‘The tncorporators of the Chicago Electrie- re vontorn, Tn Inv 4 low tho Oountry Morobant Fares a the patronage of every customers one iy | took sthe distinguished stranger to the Careers: TEREST dght Company evince a disposition (o hide ACROSS THE PLAINS, Srectat Dispateh to The Cheapo Tribune, Hauda Whon in the City. ce slonnlly met with whe will become dis- | theatre, ‘ INTEROCEANIO CANAL. thelr light, so to speak, under a bushel of Wasitnaton, D. ©, Feb, iA. 1 3 i gusted with any attempt to entertain him Tt TREATED HIM TO DRINKS i dididence, not to say oversensitiveness, lest | a winter Trip to Californines now on | &Co. report the followlng patents Issuatt ‘ : : this way, A aveitatrithiet Heunumne taa pees apd elgary, and-fnally drifted rround to the | Tho Colombian Commiasionor in New | the publle should know too much con] tho Mains—Lhe Construction of Rail. | Northwestern inventors: {- Prarlieal Jokes on Salesmen Who Are Soxpeeted of eee rea eee e knows just how | Lolel amin, After n somewhat lengthy cou | York—Ncnor Antonte Worrot® Viows | cerning amatter which Hes very near to Its | rouds—Mrom tho Summit of he Slere ILLINOTR, oom Belng ** Ton Fresh.” fae'ta ro and when to stop. Tho ts at | geeamtto in wilel the new salesiaty Toll | oct De Lexsey heart as well as Its pocket. ‘The spectai dis: | raw to the Groon Wleldy of the Sacras | 4 F- Appell, Chteago, shit i = thnes flere, gentle, overbearing. meek) | his expectations, ete, the stranger aroge to | 4 t Nei Tore + th ti pateh from Springteld, published In yestor- | monto Valloy—San Franecincu. ea Tuna coir em machine, } Jt hing been tryflituny eatd, “there are browbeating, supplieating, positlye. nnd | go, and remarked that It was raining, and the i tong the passengers of tha steamer | days titnune, stating thatn leense for the To the Faditor of The Chleugo Tribune, J. 1. Koplin, Rockford, rotary cunteair : nas: ut us to | Nleiding, according to the — tenper: | prospects were thnt he would get wet. Hisn, whieh arrived from Aspinwall Friday | organization of the Company had been | SAN Fraxctsco, Cal, Feb, 6—L left Chie | 8. Larson, Monmouth, nut-loek, ter, t tricks in all trades,” but one branch of trade | qnient ” of hig eustomer, sometimes ) take amy umbrella,” qulekly suggested | nlht, was Sefior Antonla Ferro, who was ton, chuck, : i i ensosome two weeks ago with a view of vis | Me MeAtwy, M or profession naturally thinks thot the tricks | tailing tho opposit, and Home} inea Dentin 1] his new neqtaiutance. the Commisstoncr appolnted by the Colom- taken sen Leiter ine is mick iting considerable of the térritory west of | wits te ieuth dollots warning-ptato for partes th aie aii ordhnt cnete oven ne simple true TaSAUAcnoNUste A naa travelliig down pee nine hoje tosntitt saul l aiay bilan Government to reeelve M, De Lesseps on | Jogo of increasing It to $1,000,000, and | the Misslsstppl before L return. We found WISCONSIN, ° Eng; SUM AU hire o Wabash country, years ago, drov Daven cue initia : his arrival tt Aspinwall In| November lust, : i A : Shoy- |W. Armatrong, Do Pore 1° cheenssities fn order to “hotel thete ows? and | 1 tHe AV ALnIAh Semianittas Suare WieOy lrove | heavy buyer frou San Antonto, ah) + | tint the incorporators were Nelson Lad ing: | muel snow for 100 miles elthor side of Choy- ie Da Hore, atuimp-oxtrnctoe, i throng a wretched roud to reach a village “Gh, that make no possible diference,? re- | to Initinte the Interoeeante eanal enter- | ¢ Perry HH. Smith, Ge TL. Dunt enue. Indeed, the train before us had dint | 8 S,€ebb, duneavitio harrow, for this renson ‘are perfectly degitiate, A} where imt one man fonrlsted ina gencrul plied tha neeommodating young. man. teWo | prisu. When neked, Inst oventng, if tho nt erry Hi i hy George Tr Duntap, aantty bi eltin iirough. ‘The high 8 C, Cobb, June: Wille, hurrow tooth attach commercial man ‘las been known to tft ap | atore, chs Kee falter WANE the | panfietece our own aes tnd We ean do | Golomblin Go . + Robert Law, aud Jesse Spalding, was the first | culty tng ie elle highest point many ewe nterita), ernment entertained — the th 0 iu the roadway here fs at Sherman, some A. Donne, Kaukauna, wood-pul : s yrorat tho sal)” of sinwyer, | ¥toreke Wey {eheaper chan any other hotise In the elty.’? | petty e “Ww public announeement of what Was Kolng on, inti sheye r , enine, + WOOd-pulplag mae at aint aaa eeecbhalde aslaulstnvent ag | 2 Bo von want to buy any goods?” de | And ko thodriminer from arivil trment- | LcWee that tity United States was os: | and a ‘Tamuse reporter who wassent around | fifty mites west of Cheyonne, ‘Pho wind ale} oR rennta, Milwauke day soon { Ways blows here, and racks the snow sasolld W. dohason, Milwantiecer ate ratehtne, manded the satesmin red away at costly alli umbrellato his boards | tle to the scheme of M. De Lesseps, “t th lerlylng . fnets ye: h thy Soh oF fauna ee ee E don't.” xruwled the proprtetor of Ing-house somewhere Up tate “ | Seftor Ferra replivt that it did not, He,was Acreneit tee it ane San 2S Aanuiecalet thatithas to be chopped away, It defies | JN Pomeroy, Uristol, inlliston drives” sin wh oe “ dathnal ayventte toe tare Ho cetera ED aie Ton ha ew selena eauta to the Pbolesals aware, hesnid, that. there had been gonte ox | witch these gentlemen would Nave, very } 8uow-plows and shovels, and yet it looks Ike | "* y aatiss tA UL Fahy Durncss-saldla, comes [0.3 y own to r iv h ye oF Feld, Lelteré& Co, a hat hh e pentle 5 d ‘* oor pine be hettunaled to behold how | If Fean't sell you, Lean lek you,” fairly aud ha waa very (reste Tila ehter furis pa pression to that effect In the Journals of the! synch preferred had not been made, Mr, | # Vast plain, though thesummitof the Rocky 1, M, Clark, Coldwater, Ludington, for instance, dtd think it wise Mountalns, over 8,200 feet nbove the se: W. IE Clon, Otxeyso, prem: ber , Witich hy would transfer to the | Presslonserndeand indefensible, Ne thought | 49 say much about it for a few days at feast, | level. Snow two or three Inches deep coy. | We}. Holund, Mendon, huy-mke, kuin a lon ‘a ed URLs Hes pete that when the people of this comity hud re- | sig Company was organized tn the Calth that | cred the xreat Laramie tains, and the eats | toy, PPE Vickabung, 8pring-tooth cultisys Poet cS ae tee uy chat mul buyers ere aes San His vile aii lne dnote palit tho Edison Hight would prove to be an fue Hoon ‘the ranches were for the tine being U.S Wing, Grand Rapids, earpeteseeoper, : ‘Thy other night a reporter had ocenston to | A Hlily-respected gentteman of this city. sup thile minds that he wasn fraud, | ° Tiny ay ie mit ere Ms on ree mdnge thing, If the Hght didwt pan out, Terlingua Ung af le, rt euro FG. Mathows, Lesauie rip call upon vinan nt ane of air must promi. | WhO Es aC present ie Joading man ta ong of | aud resatved to playa telek tpn Wnt An | Would seo that it had no politied | the Company wouldn't astonish any fe around Salt ake were. oxi rertencin i Rete r bre Bak Llows i H my or farcest wholesale houses, was once 1 | elaborate letter was written, stating tint un | bearing whnateyer, It was, he sald, a body. If It did) pan out, wh tho + xpertenclig: id 1) Minicopolls, hot-alr farnace, nent hotels. ‘Lhe gentleman was out, and, | trayellag silesman, with Marshall: Fleld, | f body. did pa y the same discomfort from snow, but wers 1OWA, while awaiting his return the newspaper- | Eldridge Keith, and others of thelr stamp, ut prey fora wary latiee Ute of oats commercial enterprise purely, In whtelt | Gompany thought it anw a few millions | better eared for. by thelr owners than those |g, Haptonstall & Banks, Adel, & 2 | wits tho United States and the -Colom- f thy ranehmen bet entioned. ‘The ¥ Cooking appar. 4 Bite self inavehate and atnused | and a nother of years ago went over 8 NeW | the satexman, who, It was trusted, would at- : ae vatey | befure It, When asked whether they Ind | Of tig ranchimen bel Orementioncd. “Pho vast | atus sud diner-patl, ‘ Pt by wate the jeopleeoming, and | Toute up in Wiseonstn, and got off the traln | tend to the getting out of the goods himself, | bit States happened to be more Interested | purchased. the right for Chteago, Mr, Lud- | Jumboldt Plains were clear of fi Bn | eo amanerinontorson & Nofson, Leon, moa own, Wherein resided a man who | * infin Fp i than any other vers, ‘There could be sha ulnwust entirely destitute af stock, fhongh ag | for or ting churns. going, and movhig abuitdn the hunense ro | Ryesmudl town, : so ns to be stire that everything wasall right. ¥ other powers, ‘There could be Wo | fngton sald very prom ; ‘ co shouted the drummer, and with this. te Live diiforence there fs between vooatfons 1) ttod off his cout, Jumped over the emmter, ‘ 1 + this respect, and he will enll to whid the | and walloped. the nstonished man most ern is terse old Scotett adage, "A inen's a ton for THe afterward sold hin a bil of goats, to pretend that ‘he had considerable trade of United States, but hw considered such ex tis ow ‘eneer, Kee, ¢ ly that there was’ no | we approached the Slerra Neyndas ¢ trker, Davenport, operat! 4 in some way the cheek marks of the finn | posstble objection to Frenchmen ant English: "i q ‘1 y ae Dae Were VinlblO acne et ae) 5 erating cars or thnda, Tresently there came along, with REPUTATION Fon ANUSING and a munber were secured and placed upon { men putting in thelr money to build the ene purely about att iy ona “ yee Hacks ob theap vrery Vatlile, geasall arouse Wt, 8 arke, Burlington, car-bmk + qulek, nervous tread and glittering yest | pyery traveling salesman that eae the envelope, an understrapper handed[ inal, 1 they saw fit to dlo.so, Many Aterican | TsMty for it, and ns. prohabic (iat tha " ay Ane Sullivan, Kessler, rnd J, 1t Foster: bye t young man whom the rep connected with a large im thhcetty, Te sped te the register, and ran his fing the several pages of names, the skenalit ter knew to bo as man Wi the depot, and, aft oy wooden tris brhdge. house in apluousl Ainge Ubon the dranine : fy vestitks for emergence M out the letter to the man when: he came to | pultronds were bull with foreland eapital, and | ght, when introduced, would not shive for | QNesr two May-stacks for emergencles. In- | pudite, wo the desk. He read it with delight shining | he saw no reason why fovelzn eapital uit the whole State of I}inols,—at least under tr Hee en a Shc hobard yes after a we Witluns, Marshatitown, lfting-Jack, r that the Intter had come to ip all over his face, It was signed “Lea Swain | not build this eanal, “So far as the Colom. | this Company's protecting Influence—but | and. papaoses woull gather around. tie meal doin town to sell goods, and advised him to take | & Co, Dian Government was, concerned, he sald | that tts rays would be clreumseribed by the | depot’ on appronch of trains, bexalug, and | B-Adams, Dinreith, extonsion-ladder, the nest tral out. The drmumer, however, “Yes,” he remarked to several salesmen | any one who would stop a) monient iv of Chie offering basketsand knickknacks pant 4 nt J, Haughinun, indianapolis, belt-tlehtener, the guests. At lengli He. pe looked at the matter diferently, and eon: { who were standing by “T know that firm | to refleef, contd see that tt was as vitally | Hults of the City of Chiengo, Just what the | oiler Tithyor lsgunilog: sok oe urmntiiee 3, Hrooks, La Porte, water-whoel, ‘ closer look at the end of his index finge! eluded to remain, Te sent histrinks tothe | very well. Been writhig to them for some | interested hn the maintenanes of the Manvoa | Teyally was, when they proposed : clahmbig kluship to humanity Lhave pitied & a aan sonee. A sltisfed expression eam over | his | hotel, got his dinner, and then —re- | thue, and thes promised me they would send | doctrine ag the United States was. ‘There TO SET UP THE Lon, Seeh, oF muro persistant bezpnrs tan thale.| chines " i, spoke-tennoning mee face, He pushed ihe register aside, } palred to, the store ‘of the | abusive } mean order soon had always been the most cordial relations | or, In short, any of the particulars about} chitdren, On the mountain cliffs ug wa} 8-0. Fry, Attica, end-gato for wagons turned around, and made. nk eaveful | inan. ‘The Inter was Dnisy writlng at hls The order called for goods from almost | hetween his own @ it and the United wile ie abey ranlatclileo-t0..eelow dhGisles | AUGLURNG: Conteh Wee eee tive atiuee cleo | teawes eaten Bane for sragons. autreh otmang the men sitting about. | desk and never deigned to look at the caller. every department fromm the bottom to the top fovernment would not cede | WUC8 pu ve sho de there by tho ‘Mormons to dash down nee gine. y it jablo ens Soon his eye fell upon a nadest-lookinug man | After standing around for a few moments | of the lirge store, and he worked Uke a tropean power which would | ened to state, and retchoed the hope ‘that Unite” rie trons whiel Pee tae AWW. Jackson, Indlanapolts, spring bod-bowe sittlhg somewhat” by hhuself in aw” curl Avalntnd the counter, selected a | beaver all day. At fast he had his gvods | fnfertere w the polltieal welfare of | tothing would be said about it for the oxpucted wottld bo sent to ald in the tare tom, shadow. [le hurcted to tt, shook Liha core {1 and called upon the elerk to | all ont, ready to paek for shipment, and | this country. Te sul the contract with | present. mentof our law d. A. Knotzer, Sr. Fillmore, wagon-brake, x alinlly by the hand, nnd expressed great pleas: | know v he kept his tobacco. It was | gent the order to tho allies checked “a8 ) Lieut. Wyse covered the whole ground Mr. Perry WH. Sinith took the advanced Lhnve never seen 1,003 miles of allroad wee ‘atteraon, ‘Terre Huute, machine for make { - Wreditiveeting hin. ‘The twomen conversed | shown to him, : filed. ‘Che principals looked “at tho | clearly, ind- he thought anyone | around that it was nono of tho publie’s busl- | nut so cheaply us. the Unto Pacitie Ratt: | ae cee egies nnd Bpikcos, for afew moments, and then the min who | “Havent you, got any better article than } slynature, and confessed that they who ‘took tha tronble to-read | Ness how tho Company proposed ‘to manage | way reaching west TonOmdbie There is | J. Wintroue, Htundiugton, and yt Hi Dad examined the register lnoked -at, his | that?” demanded the dimer enrtly: dtd nob know any such firm, and sent it back | that document enrefully could not help be- | Its affairs, He had no objections to stating, ity : 4 r " it - G. Soloman, ‘ i 1 I c= ‘ hardly veut dnd seareely any grading, and | Hope, fence. vautelt, $2 q x to the est-looking | He was told that this was the best there | to the man with the information that the | ing convinced that there was no Raleneniti a however, that It was formed for the purpose i 5 Heese ermal buds serutedl WHE | scasopened. Heilled his pipe andsat dawn | order wns bogus, ‘The poor fellow tind to | the part of the Getombtan States te gnuitany | of Introducing the Edison Hght when it was | Clest no bridging, | Most of ti batitupon —— ———— t bare and Jevel prairl ‘The grade up the Tho Whipping-Poat. t 4 vonteroum, nil the two | by the stove, ‘The proprietor glanged wn- | work half the night In getting the goods | politien! privileges to any foreign power. | perfected. We hada good deal of faith In | he e Se a ete wat a : easily over ils shoulder, but thoke no further | back In their places, but he never Sefor Herto particularly Ie initia ie ed- | the Hight ttself. It wus superior to gas In satu AE Be Hy Ott Pe shot Dana HGH Ce RIE eee CS meatal hed The whole afar would. have looked very | notice of hlin, Presently the traveling sales- KNEW ANYHODY AFTER THAT, Horlal expressions contalned in’ the New } every way except ns to the cost, and the Com- tiftnk he was ona mountain, for there fs not | porat pitnishmient by atripes not excceding thirty. y ‘alngular ton disinterested party had hie not | aman went once more beliiut the counter and Another good story Is told of a foung man | York Thnes of Feb. 5, whieh he thought | pany thought lecould remove that obstacle, | 4 joni: in sight, the traveler merely feeling | Mue,or by _imprlaonment, in. tho diserctt b+ Rutaised what wns panos Desens tie Inet got some enly, which he sat down and ute, | who eneaged ag salesionn dn te Lue Foe, covered the enso exietly, ‘There was no oc- | —the only present drawback to its general | tle he ig continually goin on an rely feollng tho Jury, "Tho snertean Ierwatite, In Hotlcho is ; Hot so mueh from the elreumstanee Itself ag | Next be helped hhuself to some nuts and | Te was directed by the proprietor to hang up | cision for uneasiness on tho part of the | and sucecsstut adoption, . ‘The $100,000 ¢ i i \ and looking outall tha whi ineHS net of the Kentucky House, gives tho orlyln of from the manner of both, which was that of ackedl them; ten refilled hls pins find | i suimple of atl the fire in stock as an adver. |’Ameriean people, for they could at any time | tl already subsertbed would do to experl- | plains, ofthe 630 atti OL tho Contra ba the thirty-nine, of forty ‘lesa one, lashes, It constraint, ‘The trath Was, the mau who | sat and smoked ins sitence until night, | tisement, while . :! obtaln control of the canal by purchasing the | ment with, and, If everything looked fayora- | ft ‘ ¢ riten to Sin Franelsco, | Six8s," The thirty-nine lashes aro taken fron tho i eine a the hotel and looked over } when the proprietor so unbent Iimself that Hatuutty elalett Taal (uucslng it stock, ru J Ae, It could be Inerensed to $1,000,000. Finat- Fiay a a ott Ointen {oy TAneleeoy }nbiinlbal Rode, whieh moaitied tho forty the register was a drummer for a | he consented to go out and get a,eiiss of | tirougts he fatcied that he had done a gond |, When asked what was his impression as to | 1¥, the gentleman was good enough to usantre | Guu thy ditimboldt. or Stgebrigh phate | ees h tte aw Of Moses to. thirty. “wholesale house, and also acted In the ene | beer with his unweleome visitor, Tho next | fob, and'he complinented hlugelf cansider- | the probability of M, De Lesseps carrying out | the secker after sparks of Information that, | Where the rulls hud stiuply to be fat) down | ealled in Scripture Resha, ‘a Seicieed mimateant preity of salesman. Hy was on the lookout months to drununer unpacked his samples, ably among iis acqtatntinees Upon the a the great brolect, Sefior Ferro fepled ‘that | come what might, thegas companiescomdr upon Jovel lund. In going over the Sterra | tho Rabbis legislated that'nono in Isrnel. should dor country customers, tnt the man whom he | spread thent out, and eventually sold bls | tocratic mamter in. whieh he had arranged | he belleved M. De Lesseps was thoroughly in | and shouldn’t have anything to do with the Nawucas trom Reno to Sacramento, there 1g | be, branded ng a Rusha for tho commission of ono Aecosted was one of them, The dranmer { mana large dill of goods, ‘That man is 0 the benrskins, the leopards, tha buttata- | earnest, and that he was the best man in ‘the | Company, which was orgunized purely for eonstlerable mauntaln scenery, steep sides | rine of that category; therefore, they would took the buyer in tow, perlinps escorted hin | customer of the old-thie drummer to-day, ’) robes, ete, so as to produes a brilliant |, world to undertake the work. Ils great | business, aud without any ldea of selling | sid great many cuts, and Sone ilitey ules not tntlict tho full puriahment of tho luw on any to the theatre, treated Iiim to sundry drinks, | and the twa have had many a dood Inngh 2 One day the proprietor went | prestige, derived from the "success of { out to anybody. ‘To another reporter MY | or snow sheds, Nut’ taken qltogettier, the | uibite and changed the forty Inskes to thirty. * clizars, 0 ,ete, ant no donbtsiw hinete | over the Ineldent where tho cheeky sates | Gut of the elty: and: he" hud been pony | to Suez Canal, hs wonderful. eneray | Suilth stated that tho Company hind really | Soap niles of tho Linton and Conte Dhette Ta Rcd oe eS eatin Peed Ae bed jn his hotel at a very" Jato hots it a | man enne into thestore, ate the proprietor’s | hut a short thie’ when the clerk received | aud abllity gave hin advantages whleh | matured nothing, The purpose was to give Hallways were ot very easy cotistruction, and | tutit tat dine Wee fate by ‘tho culprit'’s Inte, thirty-ning, romise that he would come around to the | candy and nuts, and smoked lls tobacce, ‘ ‘rite: red | NO. other man possessed. Seftor Ferro | Chicago tho benefit of the electric ght If tt | 4, ke rantilie ron rats i Blove itr the taornfing wa withont as nitell as “by your teave.” ‘The | fay te fee ct dha ueestutes tie Denteved” x" Dol hewseps wag. ulate proved aueeess Aso tho lei {0 use tho | SA ot mit Bose ot grovel | fiber alent Mabegte PEM SMBone For: ote apocrine PURCHASE THE GUODS I NEEDED, drainer vowed that he would have staid | he desired to purctiage. An accurate de | and honest, and folly impressed with the In- | Hight in this city, the question was premature, | during this whole” distuico. the expunge " Sub sequaithyy the reporter investigated See a week but what he would have seription was, rive of eaell robe, sand tho porsancy a i tlle. work pa the Alipou ttle ts AD Ry ee a the | of Tehewlng the sleepers will be an Royal Tatlan Scandal. more closely, witha view of Informing hime | iue-to return to the fate of the country | TUNE OT 9 pymulnent dealer was fore as Thee DAE Hint enone Le eis tenet ‘EVEN i Important item. Both roads wore ait: ‘Medal M A MY rales ruature. ‘The young rig e tha subject, but had grasped It in its broad- MR, LAW WAS EVEN MORE TACITURN. ye ole 5 y Ate a et tte binture of thie Srteles OF dig enn merchant, Tinwedintely upon his arrival tin ae to cee ee eepruntonrae lek ted fi est ae whieh was that ot a great Inter na- Fee eee at eee RK: | TRE Deans Roel lon, Wetuasm telend ty Toe i * - . fs In fnet, he was surprised that the cathnd | 1s in “very fine condition; ond the | 18 very etrions. Sho refuses to recelye Mr. town he fs nssailed by an army of Jocnl | andget to work to get all the samples whieh | tonal scheme for the benefitot the commerce | heen a outot the in having Inbared un- | equipm ing both rong are very fine, | Crispls present wife, “Ho has anotbor wie live drunuuers, who resort to all the tricks they | hed heen so avcurately deseribed down and | Of the world, In lily remarks mado ata dine | der the Jinpression that tho, strings were to The eating-houses are perlaps ns good ag | 18 Who supported him ten yeurs In his poverty, cin conjure up to steer hint Into the houses | picked up, ‘Lhe goody were delayed in tho | Her, the day before Sefior Ferro. left | have been drawn tight for aweek or 80 tong | could bo. est Hwhon all. tho ‘elreins and who fas formorly rocolved nt tho Turin Ir recording, to show | Sieh they represent, “Che Anoat linportttialy picking-room, and word) was sent to the | Aspinwall for “New York, M. De | er until tho plans could bo more perfectly stances of their location sre consitered, nnd tho Oueen Honor SA Acenu of MRE alr. av competition Ina | Of these ure the representatives of the less | salesman tint tho goods were not what thoy | Lesveps~" sald” that’ It was not ils | matured, ‘hore were certain negotiations | ary located along the ling at such distances Naw that she ta hornenowil os uf y wt y vr They t ent ay) tt try a a a nal Aire berg Ee epee aR ope orien wera ab tirst thous ne: ta Ue The bearsking | Mnbition that this ennal should bo be- | pending, and if wouldn’t do, you know, to | as to give meals at the proper thnes, One netveoeley any eae rand ihe oncnse of Hiheain : F . 0 ara te 7 s gun and bullt exelusiyel: ‘renchinen, y any" ‘. erotln- er ine! ve: ing to outstrip each | fytroduelng themselves, volunteer to treat or Ieopurdatitns He Chol tha spots on the | gum and bull s Nelusively by Hrenelinen. | say anything just now. Wnt the negotia- | dollar per ment 1s the uniform charge west | 1s given, Added. to ‘thls, ber, husband bins re- meth with princi ned are Ww hs to whic crow ty will ear they will employ int e o way . . ni the right places, i he,wonld nivieh prefer to | tions were he declined to state, but the very | of Onulin. sumed tho old relation with the Princess Glan- oer years ago, delivery-waxons were un- | Entertain him ih some ways A erent many ) ind the tally on tho fux-robes were not busliy | See England, Frince, and the United States | indefinit way in whlelt they were allud D | tater completing tho descent of tho west- | Hotto (tho Marquis of Caux’s sister). ‘Ths tnd Anowns Everyhudy. who” purehased goods | Wen revel thks Ae ae otters, who | cnough. cautully represented in ts construction, ‘Che | ghowed that there was a hitel, somew . ‘nl, 1 Everytidy’ svt purr eo ® J ern slope, and espeelally on ‘ubproaching inalsta on going to Court, and tho tyranny sho 1s pected ta get (hem to their humes In the Ls hing ‘scemed: chingerk | Sula fo oxereisy over tho’ King ks very powerful gt ‘ho Queon will npt yield, and {taverns to be tho as arount Chicago In | guage fone mat can lend h horse £0 water, but i hundred cannotinake him drink.” i i ‘The buyers of clty houses are hard ens- | Colomblan “Government, Seilor Ferro con- | and he didwt propose to explatn whoreit it For [fines when they Wo come, take nd: ) tomers for the drummer to deal with. "They } tnued, was yery mueh terested In the con- snd fie UIC G, propoed to explain wired ns In any innt- svantae of the poor drummer, accept all he | aye considered privileged characters, and tho ; WH offer, and after all” will give him the | poor drammer Snertmento, - ever away they: could Tt never oeeurred to bes ‘The grass is as gi » the “storekeeper” that he striction of a canal, and was deeply im- chise on . . ey 0) ME eae Ceding | pressed with, the "superiority ak bought a franchise outright, or was slinply | May, and tho flowers In tho gardens are in inined, As to the cost of tho canal, hu Taw fully abe thelien ner responsible for thelr transfer. ‘The iden | ¥ a au I CAROL the | to pny a royalty, he was equally reticent, | bloom, Many varietles of trees are in full Aan is in delivery-wngon was canst ahha, and purchase thelr goods else ) of a practical Joke, and take It In goud part. Aapiowall, and Pan route over | and iinatly dismibesed tho aufeet by holding | leaf and the farmers were sowing grain; GROCERIES. ered as original ns the full of Adam, and the EA Lrummer has been known ut tet a buyer who hing been known ag 9 | every other proposed, and was also | out the encouragement to call around In two | while tho wheat sown [ast autumn Was 80 | cece ese nn speedy Dankruptey of the owner was pre- t D us a “mean enss” loge his situation, and he will} of 1 ponuton et the scheme — could | or three days, when tt was possible tat the | tall and thick as to entirely cover the ground, dicted. However, It did not take long for TO WATCH TINE hvoTs hardly set outside of the door before he will | Nol bo contided to better handy tan M. De } objection to saying anything inghthave been | Indeed, considerable of the spritig-sown ils competitors th business to discover that | of tho man he wished to see when they wera | be set won anil warined ‘most beautifull v Lesseps! In order to have It gulekly carried | removed. arains ‘was looking quite green, and green f tre had the advantage over thom, and that he | brought down to be blacked py the porter, | smnebouy who has un old score to settle with Gut and Heinternational character filly main- | “Even Jesse Spalding, that bright and ghin- peas were standlng if Jnereased his sales, thereby greatly In- | and, after they were pollshed, put a private Seflor | Ing mark for the interviewer's Shaft, refused | high. Farmers were plowing upon every hh. at erensing his profits.’ One after another fol- | mark upon them, and then, looking at the | A small Hebrew traveling salesman foray | Ferro’s opinion ty that It will be fount to be | to emit any selutitiations of information, | alde, some with teains of elght horses, and Jowed Bult, ‘atl how no one pretends to | rexister, nd ont the owners name, and in | New York house, ainan who was thoroughly ) wueh tesa iim hind been estimated. “The | taking rofiy i in tho statement that howasn’'l | riding on.a gang-plow, Tintiense peel! and Good Teas, 3 Pounds for $1.00, sell gouly’ at retail withant a wazon, | the tnarnlng, when the latter came down, | disiiked by a large number of men who dealt surveys how Sin pronrods are of the most | qs well posted as some of the other gontle- | apple orchards were on every far. Lluve Fine Teas, 2 Pounds for $1.00, even In quite small towns, while the practies | walk up to hin, shake hin cordiatly by the | with Im ‘oceasionally through the country, | thorough character, and ho thinks that | men, and really couldmtshed any light on | never seen samany witd ducks and geesu In ———— of sending solicitors to. private delta rata | land, and call bin by mime, putup ata hotel la St. Louls, and sent invi- tho, rebate now beim prepared and } the subject—at present. He did admit, how- | all my Hfe as in, the ponds between WE OFFER take orders fy rapldly growing, so that alady Thi ks originated In the tines when | tations to all the buyers In its line in| Which will bo completed by the Ist | aver,—and it confirmed the faint gllimmer- | Sneramento and San Francisco, Many may sit quietly ut liome and order her mar- | sellers were In tho iiusority and buyers were | the city, to come “over and look at | of March, will show that, no moru than | ings’ of a hitch already reecived,—that the | flocks of gvese would be feeding S . A B y + + kethng, groceries, ete, without taking the | few and far between, Some of the houses | his gouds, One buyer, who wis a Pubcon om wilt be, required for the work, | + tegottutions,? whatever they were, hadit | on the marshy shores of tho ponds pecia, ar gains it a few years ‘nage ¥ ies sow customers are ob et a wy | very ci vening, bet nybady bel bien Mt ve didn’t think it best for anybody to sry much | shot of our train, Fl le tow: ve cry 0 Involeo of Teas Mar jofure tho Iecen! from . who tesnlo phim iy aye “ves are“ ran in,” employ. satestnen and drum- | elsé cane, He went up lito the dranimer’s | como tho difientties presented by the Chagres nhout it. After. this negative oxpreaston pon the | mn ng waaoproncted tie 5 3 ‘Advance. Sy: upon tho rallrond, and as we approached the ES Jooked upon asf marvel of enterprise, and | mers Whose’ merits are gauged by the amount | room and got tim to lay out all his samples, | Hiver to Its use for the purposes of the canal, | of opinion, Mr, Spaldin eruelly turned the Brent clty nore closely, lowane country sents his advent into a village was hiadted us an | of sharp practice they ‘resort to In effecting | ‘Then he excused himself for a fow moments, | and It now seems probable that the necessity | Inquirer over to the other ineorporators, un- | could bo sven,—the homes of wenlthy gentle- HICKSON’S of n gayly- vl Wi ¥ , is Cus c cing ste, "0 7 beer held uy) ut had refused to “come | in tho distance were fmmense cI M fox whlch Pe on ete ‘aH Piel ae insite the store, Once in there, tho duties | down fo the office and told the clerk that the | away with, nae poping At ti the benefits down," fa to thelr very top L have heat over te PURE UNCOLORED TEAS. uo Li ‘ocennlc ci. Mr, Dunlap, too, had but little to say, but | finer country than the Inst 100° miles before mystery covering W! ve, Noy of the drummer cease and those of the sales. | man in room No, — was erazy drunk; that | to, be conte a teal re wal HAMM be desille, est en conynence; and between the two. the | he knew hin, and ff the elerk valued the | mal, Seflér Fer t r ; Japan, por poun Ro, 480, Very post ton travellng Ferro auld they were many and-| ho vdded fuct ortwo, ‘Thy object, he salt, | renching San Fronclico. dolonie mn Bo, Vory best fis the mreatene attention and adilration, He | country customer sometines feels ike the | peace of the house, he woutd allow the man te | obvious. The Colombian Government has 4 | “was to take advantage of the Hehe cho fuvor- | ‘Two ‘sleepin y-cars crime through on our Eilat Uroukcust, ier pounds. ee. Vary best ae came somettines with two horses, and some- | man who wus sandwiched between the upper | remaln locked li hisroow over night. Having | vast ares of fertile country, andl Intlne will) porators belloving that something practlent | traln filled with a ding elisy of people, and | YOUU YON] | on. ce seo cee. Vary bost.tia times with a four-in-hand, and le carrted | and nether millstones. ‘Che salesmen, as well | huparted: this Information, the buyer wen beuble to supply the New York market with | would be developed. ‘They had looked at | during the long trip we became aequainted, | Gunpowder, wae the gonds with Im which he expected at Crminnlersy of Sever nutes in dhiterent eer Are tY Ene ae Bethea bell boys Fae ae, eae nan tue Ls abundance, several lights, and had on Ox part, ait work | and the thno passed very pleasantly, Oningay Mixture Guisbly recommondod to thor ™he to sell, = When he reigned ies of business, frequently form a combl- | and an array of chumbermatds eae rashing | besides r urticle: nerce. | keeping track of tl orlmen 1 ; Jennis Kearney wits rr ed ton} sso saetsaee a front of | the AT eek Pe nae ea natlon,—n sort ofa mutual admiration so- | down to the_oMee, with the statement that | ‘The district of Cuenen, alone, said he, Is Kouping lacks of tip experistieh tt ny Dennis Kearney was ong of our number, | Aaoall kinds of Flavorlni’iida~Asaai, Oninie, fs ust re re r bs eat | Pokvo, Fi Pokou, Caper, otc. meeting crowd gathered abont him anid |elely. When a boot-ant-shoe drummer gets | the man in No. — was kicking the panels enpable of producing nore sugar than the ADAGE ARIE SECUET Just retailing fons Waslingion, te eared iy ie hext Tous aroasiine op hay thnk nro sold in this Tied 1s meals, ind ate, sat, ard slept In the seit wnteliet re ‘ hold of aman he remains with hin, ents | outef the door, and making a terrible rum. | entire Istand of Ciba, As a market for | the refusal of any Nght for Chtengo. z-cnt tho cl "wast = | markel, Freeney tig phoning oF the | With him, und sleeps with Wim until he gets | pus. Tho clerk went upstatrs, three stepsug | Amerienn inachinery, tools, and many mane | In ruth, the matter “wos, in such a | Swokineens the entire way, thotigl he bins | | Woaltow n dlssount of ure conta por pound whet play of wealth therein contalieds A'publie | trough with him: then hesends fora frend | once, approached the door, and commanded | Utaetured articles, “the United States wilt | shape that if was tmpossible to “toll | Santto be elumrged with tssoctation with nm exhibition of the crown Juwels ‘could. not | who isin the lint. business, who puts. iimn-| the occupant to keep quiet. ‘he jutter only | derive a yast benefit’ from the Colomblan {| What the Company will do. | Tho | cinsy aristocratic enough to ride in # slecp: have ellelted more comment, ‘Thera | throwgh the somo sort of ehtertainment, and | -sereamed the harder, and swore pretty heavl- | States. ‘The raltront now dn process of con- [ Ieorporntors had been talking about the | picoie Tt might damage Nis future. prose The Best Flour for ‘were bults of cotton sheeting and buzz-suws, | passes lim over toa friend In the dry goods | iy; but, tg ho possessed a volee pliched Ina | struction to the Pacitie Const will afford com | subject for three or four weeks past, and had ) oe y made als nequuiutanee early ol Uo . delalnes nuttin dippers, drags and sugars, | OF some other business, In this wns: tho | tenor Key, and was very much oxclted, he | muilcation with the interior, and prove an eaneluded e ore. aint her a Hine ourney, and found Ain a Very acceptable th L ; E M ealico and palat, bouts and shoes and necord: | country merchant is always kept “In sight,” | fulled to make hinself, properly understood, Aue se advantage to the commerce of New | Yad been dono, They would investigate partner fh our etehre games. While e eas oney. 5 eons, tombstones and Jew: salle and he fares sumptuously; for, besides being | ‘Thoclerk got very inad, and told the. drum | York in tho course of thne. from time to tine, with the tden when the Haste packed in thelr And Jewalinrpae al gently Reptinclgurs, wiley, theatre-tlekets, ete. he | mer that it ho dldn'tkeep still he woutdcome |. Sefior Ferro said hig visit to New York | !lght was perfected, {eit evor was, to utilize . of curses au Beiter with ee PE irae eens cant penne a Unies a large rack Was attiehed to the end of | 1s seldom perinitted to enter alouse without | in and pound the stulting out of him, Ato res | Is entirely’ uniticlal, and that lie will re. It for the boneilt of Chicago, fie one Olden while hon nies | Eeeey ine ne eatin Caan Bo Orley the wagon, and there was always an iron rail | belng made the reelplent of a present, and by | mutned locked In his room throughout the | mal hero untlt after tho arrival of M. De | ,, appears tolernbly clear, howoyer, that | Chonyyot, yet lie ls of a Jolly disposition pea upon the top for the necommodation of rags, | tue tie he gets through purchasing hls bil | night, Lessops, ‘The French party, he sai, ine | the Company sces “ inillions In It” and its | ite is calculated ta ina Yin bo " PURE SYRUPS. Bhd copper, bron, ete,, witch *) of goods hels table to be equipped front SEED aREEENEET tend to jenye Aspinwall whout March 10, and | Wready evinced tts faith tn the ixht by sith | Tie was rather puptlar on tho tral and wo : SUGHT UE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE heul to, font with new clothes. i lonal ‘Tho Spelling Reform, agit eA orkahit the ah or doth, | seribinys for eno! pel Hone te alge Hen star | all often invited hin to sit with usin the | Reewsiete bre sate . ate CEPR CasGste Aecaal uit the drtmmers get taken In oceasianal- The Electratyper, epu: t Bourd of Engineers, now | ou w s ont, ht, ot en > deellne Vermont Maple, b-gul, kegs. for grow esand tinware, ‘Thesy “traveling | ty thomselves, ALont a yenr ago there eaua | Teisa mutter of no small eratitication tanato | belug prepared, will be pronutlicated nM, | Whatever it iy, will probably be xotten out of He SE a att te tae it ane tats atigae a salesmen” werg nt that’ tha called * px fo Chis efty aman. who freely admitted that | witness the approval which has greeted the | De Lessups? arrival in this eity, ‘The Amer- | the was Lauunuels ag tho lncorporators ure % i allers,” und they did not ignore private farm | he wanted to buy alurge bill of goods, He | eforts of tho Blectrotyper to farward the Spot | lean people will then, said Seor Ferro, have | Men of large means, who witl not ea rontes ese! v sel iT Ne Tf Ty bo | eats 1s grentest present fear seems tobe that | Genuine Imported Loch Fynno Herring, houses when they wiyhed to sell out thelr} gconted the iden of references: he had the (88 Reform, Peiuters ar usually: mmoug, the | an opportunity ta learn tho exnet ronte of | Moved by stieh # trite ny a few, thousand ihe Hepublican party wit noi ints Hiatt P —— ! stack, cash to. purehase his enticn stocks but hay | west eonworvatly oF peoples buts wo Tur wx wo | the canal, the iMiculties to be encountered, | dollars, tore or less, In the way of acaniring | LACS hedledttes ta Workeiivet Sourty: wilh I fr teen Wits nate rallwoy {lines A Httto | wanted to “took around id litte before buy Here tiene phlalon, thay ary | and the chat uf Its construetion, and all thd } the Fight to operate tho Tight tn this elty. sinfl nominate, ind that Ragedliar ehioy ean iat poy oral Cheadle stretched: thanwelves: ing) and ho wanted to seo the alghts, The | feation of our present oiltrageous arthograty, | Ober detalls of the enterprise, an La " y, and the travellug sivles- i v 7 | —- a jel in iio Sanclro—A Young Ameri-+ aman forsook his, wagon, ghd likewise his hat sulesman took tim to his tem’s store andl | More gratitylig still, we find the puinber of mm iol Gouds dolivared tn all parts of elty freo of charee. Parties In tha vountey can romit by Post Oitlee OF rink Druftand have tholr goods packet un orailut tha duputa fruo uf cuunye. We wake 29 eed, though he voneedes Lint Dane puta now hat upon bis head; the hoot-anil- | those whe “hay the courage of thelr convie An Expensive Honschold ean Gontluman Killed by a Former i nal probably enter (ulitoraia, but slau WEY TOT HOXOH, be Sas 3 mined § aunl= st ORT Y convics sive Household, 3 y her Repubsles ‘ y . 4 quimiborsanis ite ‘3 of Bony, au Urageteal shea salesuian furnished a now covering for ) tons" jéxrowmg burger, day by duy, and jour- Lohiton Telegraph, Friond, Praiblysuven-ellitis at thoseepubliedt pass Hickson’s Cash Grocery House, HO re eRe ith samples. Phen | his fests the drummer for s eluting fouse | als ur one after unothor adopting more or less | His Mugesty the Hmperor of China ts Just now | ‘thu St. Louls Republican makes public the fol- | sengers on the train were ‘fur, Blaine, wid people got to dealing fn specialt Os, and the uta new suit upon his backs and alfpooled | Of the cor forme of sudlitg: Beane choose | bru gerious ditlenlty, Young though he 1, ho | towing letter huely reeolved by Mr, F, it. White sumple-bugs grew Iehter bu ie ertet! tho cluven emendations of the American Filos | haa dleeady te nt events: ‘ Kearney was in hot dispute with then most e Tee ad ce A a a eee a i see sea atte eaaert tater | Ragen ante te weet wat | Lon OF ANHIA Gae senuney,aea_ary | UE tac cine, At tmost every sation whore | NO, 113 East tadison-st with photographs of the goods they desired | fow fine to’ pat ne a’ cents ihuliye, | aud)te those add rutes or thelr own or conform | every other gentleman who hus hutles uniter his | Daa Siee Please iiforia we. where Mn, dunes | We stopped the people were out in force, and to dispose af. a be "1 wget, ip: 8, fea ata iy, to thugy of tho Spelling Reforin Association. A protietion, tho duty dovolves upon him of clothe | it, Seott son iis Post-Gillee, usa very sud af | CONVErNIY On the progress af the Presidens | ex-sEND Folt COM ‘The insiititlon. of traveling agents Is an ho had “been seen” by everybody he | number of leading and Inluential nuwapipers ny thom. | ‘This would bo a comparatively onsy | rir oceurted in thla vielnity 1 fow daye.ago be- | tal eanyass, and, belng pretty generally tor ounce y - | = y Tie Cincado ¥ it 4 y 4 4 y he okt ong, aud the thie tng been aehen this sor peel Ea bee ens mean foe ble pyatably Ay Cirgado Turwune, Now York | tuste wero tho aoventy: fair anes of u rousonable | tweon Ellie Sentt, of Texas, and Charles Peck, ot | Blane, “Dells had his hats full tn a ICE-LIST, MAILED a 4 pendent, Utten Herald, } t f . ut, 1s" o mitod s anye rf | Si ake C 2 8 Se class of men virtually held the trade of thy | firsttruin, None of the boys have seen him | Burkington Hawken, und ‘othors—hay taken ade to Motlier ot tho Sun aids Rae incitonteuye Fite Pe) Patines Sty elite ai ys iT otha puting oe ovat eth eee CRN comneane country In thelr own hands; so much sn that | sliee. Vaneed grounds and got the example of revolt | aunes 4 pronauneed to be beyond all bounds, | hay were supposed to tecwond frends, wned | CuIitorntee ee ser iy N a lin gould not dispense with tho wervices af IY PRAYED I? FINE, Meant ho, abit diets "of Wietionry “und | ‘va handied and Hitty thon evel whiuh Gi | Hout waite yale cartala (tors Tualatin Ualfrorla ease ST TE NO ADVANCE IN PR . sele drummers without serious loss to tlel ‘ : 4 apelling-bouk mukera, In this they ar on- | more t Y fof the Zs . ° Hi —— business, ‘The wages of these salesmen Wore | fhe other day n thriving young morehant | dora by nitio-tenths. oF tho Lralus, selolarubip, | rv, wore Oxy nod tase, yeur i ale satin, kre New Orlane Tad tate saturnt rattan Mourning. —— high In proportion to. thelr vatue In come | CH to Clilcago to buy Koods. Ho had been | and common-sense of tho country, WuZe, Vover, red, und gt puper, and ‘pourls, | In regard to her which wore not very. compll- New Yark Tunes aninding trade, Of lute years, however, tho | 1 the city before, and he wished to remain | it is patent that reform in aur osthograty | Vt is sitd that'one dress which fs in ‘possession oF inontiry, Pook demanded an oxplanation, But | Visitors to this emuntry ure groatly surprised b ” ructpals have been giaduntly getting the | Severul days, Accorijngly he sent for a | must proqress slowly; tut fio awcopinu etuige | un Rmpross was covered lust your with seed | Keowt refused to tke laok anything he hud sald, | Ot the tong period during whieh people weur THE LITTLE DETEC ae Mito ther own chatitiny sav Cu the prominent waleman of w Wholesale clothing | cube mide to secure general approval, bows | ponds worked iy go pecullar a’ fashion aa to Monentug and rents in sectusion, The custons Lousy, 5 & Peck tmmediately sont bln welintlonge ta thet: peated 4 4 who was at home, being on tho sick | ever Well tho people at lirge may be prepared to | have cost a fabulous sinn. With respect te this | with deadly weapons, and, ithe refused to figat, | uitist be purely Aincrican, for it doos nat obtain a gues Brew tore and nore DaNUlar andl ee | hse Wien the lnttor cainy dwn the buyer | Sendinaic is vervdesinatiy thas enue sattonicy | Famoeaere ie, ee auutehings oF earl, ‘The | no wight Contider. Hhingelt vlenounecd, aan tng | alsowruaeas Ae, easelam wk WidaNe, (OF ioe portince decreusing, "Thig will not yet apply | Went to tho stare aud purchased over $3,000 | ofuction should be had, lest wo rin {to sho io, necorting to ciatom, (cmmat bo burned, | Utell astkorathen. the: cheten a ae ateetiat, i A $10 Seale for 1 * 4 if a ee svorth of goods, remarking, whon a pluck ns the other, the challenge was uccepted, | Of motrolng attire ut tho ond of twelvo nionths, tg all classes of Dilsiness, | ‘There, are some | Complaced hls Pate tie eae hone ha nash Qrilleh, Ly tho way, wonld "be ue worse thu tt vposting It to bs In hor posdossion at tho tind, | ind Winchester rillea chosen ue loo yurds., Thos although, in most cuses, Choy ratty ft in some Kinds of goods that can only by sold by sam the rest that ho “hak mate hhs cbises,* fhe Of her derlso, | Bho refuses to part with it) and | yuat punetually ut the plage uppoluted, and the | degree, a while longer, Mourning f8 worn for rn ple, aud the dealers (n them wre still more or | Herest thak ho “had mae his wrchises.” | orthograty). ‘Pa thls end wo luvite a conterenca | tho idow of this wastefulness, oupled with tho | xusnit wns ylven. by throe plitoleshots in the alr | Barents for ono, your, but ohamyed to lghter For Family, Office, or Store. RS In the power of their travelling agents, ah and cout be free to enfoy hhuselt in peave, | of sueh Journalists ng ur friendly ta the res | prospect of Inereasing extravugnnce in tho com. | fur both to fire at tho third shot—und both guna | Mourning after aix months, and tho samo ws re= Yr y) ” though they dott they c i rhe helrowsy | 28 suld a man had come to his room | formed spelling, with a vlow to the wdoption of Ing sear, troubles tha owner of tho vermilion | did go ns ane, Scott fell, and ered ain | xurda tho mourning of parents for chlldren, bene though Mey doulttheyeantocuntrolthelrown | ay” the hotel the night before, bring: | seme proviso and delinit rules to bo otverved by | pendll oxccedingly. Contompluting, Mo poste | Kutode Ro'tall havlag eaters ete! | Excupein tho casu of widowa nud widowers, ies | Sold by Agents and Desters EveryW Fido, When hose secures a eweustomer | ty with him samples of cloth’ in his |: Ot course Winuy be understood thatall wr | tlon of this Mlntrlous pergonago, and romem- } Te anly lved afew houra and having $,00eon | Wot doomed at all obligatory to abstain through the agency of w traveling man, the | coat pookets, le showed hi tog | Wt bound toconforn Utorlly te any rules so | bering that, aa yet, hu is too young to bo prace | 4 i ho J Gitte his | from society for mere than alx months, Full Price-List Fro. drinclpuly tuiaedintely open a enrrespond- | Geet Packels, lla sawed hits gone sauytes | adopted, but rathor that frovdom of uation may | tleally murfudsit "is virions to speculate us to | tenthor ie thee Unie Glace dames Teeerte | altuough in tho cus). of parents wlio: have gd alls euce with hit, aud eautiously interpolate Nes, OW Cheap a ch 8) bo mid by euch Midividual, whiluat the samatine | what his position will be when ho arrives at bf it r x at Deere M lost children it would ho musual to go ta pon thelr prlnied teterends the Hine. that | Mefed,, Ae 23, ean ess fin the Texular | deterring in the muln to the yenoral seutiment: | imun's eatute, and hauls bimecle the ford of aoe eee eee eee ear itis | inrqu cutertainments bofa the expiration of Tho Best Wagon Scales Made, ; i exerplitied orders dlrected to the tim will ingure a itis fur better that half a dozen Journtls should } enty additional wly y re nt yeur, Where a pitrent-haa died well atvickunt , ; i nerehant left out, but the salesman with | foveticrudoptn few wonsiblo mmendmunts than eee Just, 1 have shies fournel that Charloa Pou hus | tJ ere nd quite in ordinary OOuraO Gf HAtLN ssible, the Snpostance of tne sniestnan Who Slecpmnitatien Lufory. iM. camo “dow. and itor oi to jure tem mt uy wee From the Hlectrotyper ae | qo to quiot dinior-pariies, ufter threo itunths TS, z y ‘secured ‘the customer, When the customer cima to, examine this | caine Among tho curlous instances of changes in j4 Bonanza Contribution, a\ two-yenmy mauraing and Stearn Inn fow of the stuple brancties, partioutare style of goods hy was surprised to find the ay neta spelliug thin straggling efforts on orthogrufy may bo olted that of Bourgeols, & i uch cise, bo docmed atfectation. Slourutiag ts New York Herald Bb. 3 iar fh longtha that some peopl word go fumilfar to printers, ‘Tho text books | Amony tho chooks received yestorday for the { Bete curvipd to auch ley ' pouty titerprising drummer. tho “ight: before, | webeern Sennection we MouLa surest tothe | a fane tha wont la pe Eroneh righ, but yi | Zien Hellot Fund was, ono. from Nrecann We only ad fara ee nf Moet ses in weapg extent dispensed with, the natura of the | UP@R tilt be bused his calculations and | dons tut they could add much to tho intorcat | NO authority for tho statement, and wo can tid Blagkuy, of Wirwinia City, for $100. Thehoart | ind sister or ‘brother muiking an aysreuite of cots being such as to" Warrant ie crake made his purehases, of their moutlngs by Invitiuys samme prominent | NOM except tts wpelling. Webster guys “it ta | of My. Muokay can only bu compared to tho | tive youre, tt is. question wucthor We wre nut Mathie. te correspondence ard eee | he men who practice the most cheeky | spelitug returner to address thom upon his | Probably eo called from type-founder of that | famous “ily Honan’ of welch he ty called | circu the thing tno far. Life wit surely not Ca eae ripapondencey aud pele lists, | and abytird methods of obtaining tendo fi | ivory thone, With thy View of bringing its | Hale, Woo Invouted this type.” In Coston'a } tha Hose! io to be spent in permanent suction on Wee “1 ron. 1 1 ‘1 vd | Weaker on this abject can cusily be secured, ihe +4 ‘ " those who, in the crdinry course of nuture, EPPA Tape nm Ww dispenses * fy men, and partleulart: those who are Inclined Luckombo himself givs it on opposlt pages ws | due from Mr. Dion Boucicuult, at whosa ine Riya r 0 i reat Ae pe ee aneatpansed | With Boveral | tobe what is called “fresh” Stany eruel | Mee trust it wil be donw, urfols und Wurgoledohneons *typogruphluet | stance tals peinooly (lft has bso mado, Mey | IOUS, Preducemi us. bousanls of persons ave already abollated system, and Ke raetle 7 bul ty who bay inany way advocated i would gladly cut short thelr mourning vut for | oF 360. pilers lve expressed thelr determination to | Jukes oft praetleat nature are perpetrated | or adoptod ypulling roform wilt benefit the cause | London, 125, hug Hurgools, Bavayo's Dietion- | Houciouult telegrupbed ta Mr, Muckuy on But- | tho tiuuny of fasion, Whleh arulurueily rues | 2°L0N Seales, $40; 4-Ton, du so very soon. But in boots wyl she pon them by other salesmen, One vid trek | by rorwurdliy copies of tholr rexpeotly issues to | 22 Of Printing,’ 180, and Binny & Nonuldson’s | urday, waking, “Won't you give somothing ju thiens We ao sinch besides, iy a 'y soll. in bo yi shoes, | i'to go around Lo the diferent hotels and | tho Beerciury ot the Spellice epee” eek so | Bpocimon, IS. uly Hcurgools, aud we hyy anme- | handsome to the Herald Irish Bamine Fund 3 fran aul Sass See Nhat cele a ipild the register the ‘nunes of duveral well-known | ton, 33 Huwloy street, Hoston, Muss, . thes seen it in wpeelmen books 44 Bourgoolss, | The answer came at once, aud such an ‘answer |’ 4 » like, i Jy In dry goods und groceries, the services og | PMCe the same us had been offered by the | tn this connoctlon thet ellig salesmen are belng to a certain Brass Veaun and Deam-Boxtucludeds Avo patislaer very Boole warranted porfuct Ce to eeaba equal ¢ oe y a en Ser Now why not return to Luckombe'a orthograty | ua showed how correctly Mr. Uouctcault under {A Warnlug to Miractc-Workors. Wun. Pricua lower tan loweats % witiout samples, It Is reguid2d ux absolutely | FOUNUY buyers, |The now salesman, bent on - aad spell this word according to. comiuon-seuse | gtood fhe chatuator of bis felon, = " : “Artiona Miner. Hurtig! oat’ Noy advaney fa pricea sien rt ** NECESSARY TO EMPLOY SOLICITORS, rows of the hutele IL pee ie i Uns Grant aud THA. Principlea? Burjols cannot be mistaken Cor uny | Itty no new thing for dr, Muckay to: bo Fon Wo remembor that, two yours Tivo of tho } from sldso SS per ton, Now tp the tue ty White trade tn th try fa thye tale 1 ted, he hotels, Iie sees the forgeries, A Nashville correspondent of the Cincinnatl | othor Word, aud the nanie {a one used almogt exe | crows, A fow yours ugo, when traveling in Ttaly-| Pinna tribe were couvorted to tho Moron faith Address CHICAGO, SUALE CO. wtrade in the country ts thos Ot | md is led ony wild guose chase unt u late | Enquirer celtes tho following anecdotocoucurn- | cluslyely by printers aud typu-founders. with Mr, Flogence, the actor, u poor, weary | by Brother Jones, of JonvsVillu, und were 151 Suuth Jetrersoneat., Chicaze,