Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1881, Page 6

© reer (7 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1881I—~TWELVE PAGES. with which he Inyished money, and his high | element of succcas Which ia wanting to the } ratton principally composed of iycerine and | frat blow of asledgo ts the slgnal for netion | for hin through — the columns of play. Returning to New York, he hired | present chief of hialine, The mystio rnd fatal- | called by the teade tage and bods, Anothor from within, | From an upper window comes tho | Commerctat” In addition to the h shit Park here | it Lonia bad a genuiuo betior in his missionns | good shako, and nil, L teed ion abot certifying | a deluge of boll rng the men be- | public ncknowled 1 “ tufus Hateh’s house fn Park avenue, where tho heir of tho yrent Exnperok. Pelnge Naps | ot ack ‘article is "toncyenteold ee eee piuKe Of botling water on the me buble aeknawledument rent by hin, Every he lived for some time. Me brought with Joon has no such belief, and the lack of faltivis | brandy. meee ore you fave ms brandy | Beath, who drop thelr fiuplements and run | day, by every mull, he recelves small sims, him the young son of the Prince de Sagan, fone poorly supplied by'tho coutldence he outers rods for “tho market.” Ofcourse the experl- | sWearing from the sealding shower, A wild | from 8tto one cent. Hs fronds in Browne: Fly de Mnlleyrand-Pérlgord, and Sst 7 talns in his own abititios, rhomgh those nreorne | ment has heen n very hasty ono. T shapty | Shout of triumph comes fron the ville, Mis home, imade Ito fh ptirse of $12, du Motay, a Freneh chemist of brity. | menn order, Anothor clren stance, damaging | intended to show {ho principle. te | there ts a short consultation among the and gave tt to tlm asa substantlal expres: Exploits of a Millionaira Who Is Now Sued for Divorce. who was tho inventor of the water-ens. M. | te the Prince's prosiveta, It too notorious to be | pra tee about hale a pound of enh af the sub- | of the expedition, wid the “ prog slon of thoir sympathy with him, and to ‘Tesslé had been the tale xeerelary: ot Math. fyprloo kent, ‘i ¥ LA Nunta: ty 8 {hors lsovery ntaue Uiuies Just m acl ise wewould bs hae Seal nd vite & pie ituor, ot : i alae Hint Cook is a Koro pol alone where ae vine, aud, H Inost fiventors, had | reaton to belleve, ho hus Incurred reproach fu long 0 sh od avery | nlaeritys again the boiling water tea! ps outat | nothing is known of hin. but the fans Fortunes Made in Speculation and Faited ch beeuniary sttecess of his | most fatal ton soldier and a ian who aspires Feepeotatlo aud Ly 1 4 Wnuriows brandy | the whidaws-on thelr hans, ind couies Its, blow he struck but atlso whore. fe has ved i 2 Wi yell. | f@ rule over his brothor mon, Why nore | Is tho result in tein tho adulteration af spire | nie In thelr faces through’ every. space In u Ifetine, and where every detail ht Lost at the Gambling Table. inventions. Ie was for some tino a we Fone not “bittded by party husston “shout | Ltowe Tanorsdnerrfee eee Eton of eptr ra ich y Mp » and where covery detall of his known figure in. Dehnonico’s café, and his § 4 ri an ‘ow hol echomleal process of na | the muping door, One powerful fellow, who | earear Is known, - e hive stigmatized the Prince ns a cowurd ft | inn ft houra by chomlcal process oft slmita + | death, which oceurred suddenly about ayear IsdiMeutt to sve, He returned from tho Crinten | result tn tat nearer by Natoro tn tho course | lis been settded on the shoulders and haek, George Morrison, the villain who “wished is Marringes—Somo of tho Develops | aco. Is doubtiess fresh In the winds of our before tho war was over, but go did the Duke of | of months, vr even youre—bas every clit tube | {tkes up a great stone, and, with sinnt | toGod Garheld would dle,” ond whom Cool Ls readers. According to him Stern had an une Cambridge without losing his Fuputution for | regueded as n triumph of eelence." effort, hurls it” agatnst door, wileh | struck. was in Newark Inst Sunday, and was micuts Likely to Be Made, pleasant linbit of ordering his wife havity from courare. Gott Highacases, sera fn fet re eee Alked on ity stealing hinges, but {leven foe ata tae before Spragua's str, vlews itl Lu ref 5 cl is rs etlled for the same ronson, thi iy" 8 a Rive way, ong muni eavy Indder is ny y vite! ey eenled wine a t thea rareton Ar haircare sposition ta set thoir own Witla nbove that of MUSICAL DISCORD, how use ns n “dattertny rane and before Lhe tnd ahi Te has ls ni BAGO, New York sun, rani remained with Stern, U was sald, a3 a | thelr respective commanders, Prince Napaleoty some of Its hinpertious blows ‘thd enfecbled | hhinselt protty searee slices Cook was. fied, y BACKACHE During the warm summer of our Centen- | hostare for a gambling debt whielvone of his ete apeasedl to, flint tho Poko rur and thy | Troublo at Cineinuatt Metweon ‘Theo (loor groans, gapes stl wider, and ultimate: | aud sinde this singular ineventent in his mat, when New York and Phitadetphin were | relatives owed, until he became engaged ton pte ao iene ne Gonna a ize, | 8re Thomas and the Local Manaze- ly falls In, behalf took shape. ile ene’ soon Sou ane sded vith eigners, there was no better | Now York belle, when he was reeatled to to refure the ebalicnge, whieh, Mm truth, was mont. : But this is not much of a gain for the | thereafter tu the editor of one of our country gi crowded witli forelgners, there w ee Paris. never menne to be neeepted, - Who enn conceive res (Macionath Enquirer, Sept. 1, storunliug party, wha find themselves fico tH papers, and sald he desired to submit to the ORENESg known figure In this elty than that of a Last year Stern again went abrond, and, | ofaanet between the Unown Prince of Germany There Isarimoer roaring aud tearing all | face witht a well-built barrleads of stonesand | pu bile 0 statement of the mouth-dtapping nts Orta stout, elderly man whose fate hale and whis« aecording to the stutement of the lawyer | and the Dake ot Cumbertand? For alt that, Tt | aver the elty that’ Mr. Thomas and the pro- | wood tt the hall, Phe house ts new sur. | fur, and when he related what the substanes CHES « kors were just turning gr: avery afters | plunged into a fese bes rotieet. in Prince Napaleons interestee | brictors of the Highland House had a“ dial Founited by the military and polie, who hava ot the tmatter would be, the editor told him T, noon ha might have been seen slowly watk- RECKLESS CAREER OF DISSIPATION. Aunnic, |The fatal mark fe now indelivly | culty? which ended In blowa, An Hngatrer | ye ges te eaplutte theegarrivon, ‘The bulllffs | that it Would bo bust in his Judiment, not SORE T; z i set to work to tear down the barricade, | to inuke any such publle statement, bub that T, Jng atone the enstern side of Fifth’ avenue | His nights vs exe BI rent Ai vil piel pnd branded, as thoush with 1 hot fron. Teporter muds sume tugulry yesterday into and the boiling water docs eritel exe: {t would be far more to: iis eredit for hhn tu UINS' foward Delmonieo's, then nt the corner of maldey ate Ls chentint at cards ai tho mutter, and ascertatied that, whily there | eution tipo thelr nent and faces. | Keep his mouth alitt on this matter, ws he ¥, Fourteenth street. Many people knew hin Mera DrouRit eee ihn. At Dieppe, last IOWA POLITICS. was n rather serlous ditieulty; the noted ure | 1b scams as Ie (hoy hud been Bolte should have done before. SWELLINGg by steht, and many were aware that ho was | Anuust, adliference occurred betwee Stern tan for tho | (estes leader has not raised hls hand except ing water for a wee! cin Se a eaantlete ay ere xp the patenteo of tho Munielpal Gaslight Conte | anda M. Paul Frémy at tho lub, M. Frémy Sear amy toe ite to lend his stringed host throngh the mazes | MYON oe the slew harrieada lit tue Wall fet DE LESSEPS’ CANAL, SPRAINg, Pepa parsons line ane at ae Fae ind ew eon eet ae ae anh torship—Alfred Hood—The Demovrats geal! “Thungarlan Dances” or Maat Jength torn down, when eth Mai Opint fa Physician Who 4 FROSTED FEEy few, and those few were seareely enthust- H (3 oe ‘a vies ~ = te ‘and | {Dannation.” Daring the past summer tho | dangers present themselves In the form of the oun of a hysicinn ho las astie in thelr praises of him, ‘This was Ed- gh ne are t fast dainty, aL N the See re Ree sudee: Klaie and) Mesata, Maxwell, Pendleton, and others con- widow's Stalwart song suid alnens Holdin Just Returned from Paname, 1th ane ward Stern, a Christhutzed Jew, who had | Corete de. In Méditerranée on “an tie Speciat Correspondence of The Chieugy Tribune. neeted with the Musical Festival Association To, ee Tee a elite ee uurawerlone Dr. ch ea eae ihisatdl Hitt ARS, anaie and lost several fortimes, and whose | cusution of cheating at cards, Mrs. Stern Des Mons, Aug. %1.—Tho Republicans | anda young man known ns Fenton Lawson than boltine puter, refuse to ndvanee. Lhe oN, ML We UT theo Ata ii rie Buny, yepntation In New York was most nnsavory. ccenupented., Hine henna: oe apse of Henry County have done well in selecting | have trged Frank Marit, and Mr Kerper to | bayonets nro ordered up, A party of pollee, tt i lf ak tn Lae a pits Hae rt oS Cartons stories about his wife, who had died Haltnqueieles wore fell by her maak Dut | the Hon, James Harlan to represent them In | bring Mr, ‘Thomas and ils Chicago orchestra | Jed by nn officer, confront the men with the ene i as splnwa a Tae slag? ScanDs, not fone before, were afloat, and his it was not ierely ernelties “of this deserty | In the State Senate, ‘true, the polltielans | to the Ighland House+ for a series Pitehitorkss ty “es Wen, Mio vaftleer: calls to oo the ErOOneett af Ue, Det Le ee 6 1 Badly Ps LIAISON WITIE MI tion of which Mrs, Stern liad to complatn. had ordered otherwise; but tho best-lntd | of concerts, ‘Lhe Wighland House to siEre: Sete * Si ed ti eneng cil hi vords of hee Inwyer, “Stern's dle ; Wot surrendor, they’ say, and they dot | schome “Ifuny of your frlenits think of golng the opera-buulfe singer, was a matter of | In fio worts pr Her euyst 1 ferns sit ‘1 | plans, ete. By the nceldent of n dead lock, | people were In doubt as to tho sue | care for the consequenves,’ and, sayitne thls, to Panama sald the Doetur to a Tribune TOOTH public notoriety. It was a constant subject | gillmate relations have acquired si eeely.s? | Mrs Marian Was Induced to permit his name | cess of the experiment, Martezek was they take np oa strong ‘position on bein ‘ EAR f hotorlety that 1 can deseriby them precisely.” | Mr. i Saam : ‘ the ‘stalr-landing, | Brepate harge,” | reporter, “advise them not to. In all my an of cumment that upon her first visit to | Maes tate caw a ngs of Mrs, Stern had | to beused. Ilo was not In theState, nor was | drawing crowded anid enthusinstle hottees | thee stalr-land ng. “Prepare to charge, Amerien she hal entered into a regular eon | yevoine. very" cold. towant. er travers | (oes date, His election will Urlig into | Money voured into tho volfers, everybuiy | Ys the olleer” to hie mene Set Fthe | travele t neues more siexly, poverty- HEADACHE, America b evoine very coll toward he ne neandldate. His election will briig fu Was linppy. 1! 3 Wis expensive, why | Layoneted rittes drop to the ' regulation stricken, and forsuken people, I was in- ; 4 Ing Paris with Storn that din Mareh thelr rupture beeane ‘AS pps. ‘hone: M3 expensive, why . peop! A ray tract before leaving Paris with Stern thr feiuiee it a Hie eau on May 2L| tle Senate the abtest and ripest statesman in bring Chicago muslelans to Clnefnnatl’? Wo | aiele for charging Purposes; “Charge! | dnced to go thore by the promise of n Inrge suing: tigalseal relenstalt aaa perteees: | thee ronson Reset Hanae o8 ae | tne Stary ond it vil bo airtone tnieen i ka We anal Merete," Mel tebehon, | shits the ole, ahd away go the fle ations | business in my professton, ‘There was wlenty ALL OTHER PANY ing theatrical rehearsals - | tt s ‘ tae ital a ied stuirense, 8 18 18 stness stot, plenty i tees for ths “stim of 8300 “ weet. At was wie wuree i 4 i nn ee Rms ete a ae ee ath re Ne ki The Wee Most Heh + Was made with and sar pend when ft fs over ike nen on | forme to do, but no money in it, and Feame ’ ann RG wi ah i With, on Hey ia ay nets , ainesg 5 : ‘Thomas, who contracted to’ bring fitty-ond | the landing are in eustody and disarmed. | away. as soon ns I could, There are i ntra Y-0 u ulso Known that the falr Froneh woman had | looked it her lusband, Who remained | ciuimed that Mr, Harlan comes to the Sen- iy u Ae Thoy are handeuited and led out prisoners a ie nasa ' ACHEs, not adhored too closely to her contract, und | wotlonioss, At Inst she asked hin to. re- ate os n pelitieal aspirant, because he | Wet ‘Lhe hour and the man tinally came i - Mong | Rout 250 people nt work on the J re 3 his insolent The math f ea TT, required changes to bo | Of war, The process of elearing out | Panama ¢ % f ow ire Thelen Stern took ake Tangs tts strvan hud no var or loti the events whe nom | aie anita stage, hg light was “had the | every liriclo of Haentare is toe te | ote gah BO of aie ate 7 5 re ved to q inated him. With his coming nmain into | staze was bad, an soon. ‘Phe ever-aceom- | Run, 3 : 3 es the Honsee Bar eke nent om resolved. to aut public tite there will bu serious questioning modating Hartt divided’ himself up into | Wotan of the jtouse and her daughter | and starviny, aud the death-rate is atari and Mrs, Stern could not: obtaln an order 1 t er abltitles with large | WALy small pleces to please the great or- | along remalu. ‘They refuse to eross the | in, although the facts ure sippressed ng authorizing her to take a separate residence. | “HONE men of swaller al Br | chestra leader, and everything promised: to | threshold, whieh the. Inw Fequires to D8] much us possible, ‘There are not morn than ‘Time was pressing, Stern was taking mens- roluent jsnlrallons asto ie wulede te prageet mnercily, ‘he att perform: Hong, otharelas the wy petra nrocuettnag Weld | i109 abte-bodied men at work at any Hine, aud 5 entove ¢ en, by sain | there 1s no renson to ussnie that suck x man | aneo showed n iimiled undienee, whiely de e. e is : , vo ye A tele nie ae ea ho want ie 4s Mr. Harlan, with hls long experience, his Hot please tho Highland Housomnnagers,who | aud her danghthor ave enrefed outsite the | the force fs tonstantly belig renewed, be- more under his control. On the Suuday Vast eapabilitles, and his mature Judgment, | Jd all the risk of the adventure. But what Hireshaliy und then the . legal process } cause the laborers fall victims to disease; gvening, after sending word to her mother, | ¥! i! ne Sennto-Chamber, ‘Tho | “splensed them more, for they ind the singue | 18 completed. ‘There are loud Jane | thon lose their places and starve, or die of Mry, Sturn retired ty the top, iloor with her } Will stop in the State Senate-Chamber, "Pho Jnr indlseretion to cottnt the number of tien entations from “tha women of _ the fevers and uw peculiar wasting away of the chititren, and spent the night in one of the Stale es eee? of iy sta Weliuny inthe Sratieatrny, ans fo fine It estntulnest abt, but for" the are axelted, ane ier system. ‘The eanat company wants to get Henrie! Tuomi, Next morning she made | how, or wuere will be developed as. tine | some six mtsielans less than was ola ab yin sttchoverwhelinige fares | all the Inborers pee eens 10 2 or pre E hem away, Shi e . The x er clement who havebeen | by the contraet, and the omission was re- | 60 6 atiny in stteh overwhelming farce, f ‘3 possible, offers NOK f 1 i i vinate, n ved Wi s rn 1 ere: a sO aaah : Hilo was standing on guard, refused to allow past ten years, will, af course, be distrusttuls give in substonae de not neat owed we the Jandlord, and the troops reform and | &f Work and treo passage, Agonts’ gathor that Stern, having on one veeasion refused to pay, was compelled at the revolyer’s mouth to stand and deliver to the primns donna, One day about the thne referred to ubove Mr, Stern recclved a letter from n cer- tain Mine. Drullhet. It stated that she was engaged In giving muste lessons wud playing In concerts in New York, and that sho understood that Mr. Stern, being fond of music and of a charitable dls- position, was nlways willing to asstst any, Strigelline yotury of Orpheus, Iler Jiusband, she udded, hid deserter her after dosing his fortune In New Orleans during the Civil War. She had, hawiror, une taueetiter Preparation on earth equate Gr. J some, suri and cuter External Tamale or aaetin, RATS, th bus the comparatively trifling out ene suffering ith pain can hare class So 28 8 mf DIRECTIONS IN ELEVEN LANacagxa, sig S8L0.BY ALL ORUASISTS AND OEALtRS tx Mtblent,, « VOGELER & co, of vonsiderable personal char ws. unt Bilt a but Mr Harlan fs too wise, and too On Trestay night Mr. Kerper ‘went upon | march off the ground with thelr prisoners, | 'tborers up wherever they can find them and With fh magullivent, volee,, “Chis anal THEN A UBYOLVENS, | snguclous, and too much 1 stitesman, to | the stage, and, In blundést tones, used tho | AIL this, L think, leads. to. the conten {ake them by boat to Aspinwall and rail to Was then a governess Ina Southern fami which the French inwyer — deseribes as ia) prehestra-leador “Te the light | tat dramatists “who now write | Panama. ‘They resolve $17.0 mouth, and the lo otherwise thin glye to people the full | distinguished ¢ Tae ‘ os —Dub ved to 8 benelit af lily best counsel, ist a singular | was all right? eoertal un lnys” enue elve i | worst board finaginable. ‘They are crowded ‘lames Amerientiies peat) HE nove Scho | Statement lo make concerning such wiman, | Thunder gathered upon the Olympian attempting {oe en ae eo ies | Auto shanties and red on the cheapest kinds landless was awice LETS, Mrungaly who | die it: is nevertieless true, that his flends | brow of tho great leader, Tow thoy wontdoseegets ta we have, thom | oe ee ite twice a day, toa or cultes doubtless was rwnro of the fact, tirew ins have persistently endeavored, for several | “You ate here to eount iny men,” he | How thoy would produce'plays intensely sen- it i dat tb Dut was anxious to go to Paris ind study. quusie with aview to appearing upon the operatic stage. Would Mr. Stertassist (his daughter by advanelng enough money. to “presaue tn secessoire “dy In toilette des an ent S rune é a Prepared froin thapredt enable her to go, to Viris and enguge tho {fF into we martial attitude, ’ exelninings ed, suttonal nud at the seme tine rigidly trus to the imornmg only, sult ones ropieal 7 ; Stern, Wi ~ a . yeurs, to crowd litn Into place on top, as it crled, 7 5 = a day, and no bread; fresh meat feuits aod planta, J Te aan e hea Teh conan nce, you may firet”” Wiitle these war were, ‘hls, as might be “expected, as the Kerper is a small man instatue, but hag | real life, Naver? one i mea ant like scones were wnacting, the nurses eninelit tepublicnn party Is now organized,was with the. courage of -n Roeky-Mauntnin grizzly, | ‘Tho Irish agricultural laborers agitation, to equal persistence resisted, and suen ire. | “No, sit,” ho: answered, Leni here tor | get pay for thelr work fer ‘o there, it is impossible tur a Juborers ever to. retin nthe farmers some- | iy thoney, anil It. Goats x % verned, woul ‘not promise, but suggested D sos X A, Delicious u sixht of Mme. Druithel, inother of that Mile. Drulthetshoutd come to New York | Starp. fy He ts " 3 the tuen have Stern, ina carriage outslite, ‘They. passed 3 to rde huek to $2 We 7 ‘| ts i % vages with 4 ts lelte a, el sistance woul huye coutinued, Ile will | the purpose of Inowtng If we had managed what better than the starvation Wares with | a4 alnwwall, distanee of forty-seven and oue- put uiver wane oY Pee Tu OF sudelins ot Seo eee ee through tha kltelion now be heartily weteonted nt this new en- tho stage ta your sullsfaetton,” al 2 prich thoy Inve barely bean pola te fuatal tate infles, aul they: ttre tov weal to walk. the Brunsvele and visits ty tho tienda | SHcen to eo out hy the doot. Tt muny beudded | ines to publ ite he "est aad tos to terrible eater By ce toe meee, | tes Is arowing in voltnny nizeardiyspieit | Nite pepolesgon become yellow and Inuit | gy om of Refreshin: Ginna arden at tee cures unt Set ATR re re coe oy Ot re Shouid President Gartield dle the eveut | a crawd of musicians and others gathoved to | of the furmers are already manifesting them- Why, Be ae ae URIS Aor Hue Uo ks s % wil possibly complicate the Senatorial ques- | Hsten to the Alxcusston nnd gaze upon the | selves. ‘Lhe farmers hnve gained largely by a saiidtiin: Care sige the other a ttle girl ot only at TDA Ms ton in tile Statens fu such wn ovent Gov, | flxlitot Kerper, but he didwt fly aninch;'| the land agitation, ond thoy are likely to zain an one { navanehng ee eanlowly ‘Ge “is Whose health is so bud that two physicians Hirkwood would be no execption tothe prob: | not w feather of’ lily snowewhite “witness Was | stil more wider the coming Land act, yet a money spent. It js kenerally believed in Weleher overs Ais Mio tlie 6x es which | Sble change In the Cablnet, and his numer. | rutiied. In imensuved tones he replied: sinart turnof the screw nist be put on thon tint “country ‘that. the canal wilt neyer it ui wit ee See the uses Hy that ous friends would bu very tkely to demand | “If we must discuss that ‘uestion hore, {in the shape of a strike” by the laborers be fin It is about ay wie as tho eats al these ch dre eee irk fae | that he be returned. to hls old seat in the | Mr. Thomus, L say that your contract ealls | before thoy will consent to yield a miserable | {ona irom house to houses “Muse ae dlrs. Stern id oe e109 t tie btu fie ty | Senate, ‘The possibitity of this contingency | tor fifty-one nen, and Lf” expect you to play | shilling a, week ndvince™ to these poor some stakes driven dawn. and’ planes halt S120 a inonth and for $5,100 ree Noine ting | Z0es very far to explulit. tho vigorous eterts | that number, Lpay for those who play, no | drudaes, ‘The tenant. farmers have mado along aud the earth stirred up fittle, but presenta Hae sallow YOrK. Some Tie | antdo by James i, Wilson, to secure ine | mores” itvery hot for the landlords during tho Inst that igall. Ie seems hardly posstble te Res azo Sy. Stern Greve tia ay uid reilreton | structed denislators in his behalf. By the | the rage of ‘Thomas was awtul to wit- | two or three yerrs; the Itborers are now fn that eountrys dt is. marshy wet acta He ae OF aot without hee Toile ay way, there Hit Bittle miuwritten | MWetors Ht en Every fiddler of tho band shook tu hls uals te are aaelte tenant farmers who tin nnd Lifested “with alligators, and serpents, ‘ aed oa ying | colnection with the candidacy of My. Wil- | shoes, rity, of ens re borers - r ? 4 : : sy Buch a paper sat ihe prcaehe acumen Is la son, Which ought to be writien. Itis well “ Very well, sir,” the leader answered. “It | lords, ‘Lhe Jaborers suy the farmers antist on a tos Iisa oh tara a) mot bs fee vars tee, HH Known that Mr. Wilson was nn aspirant fora | ig mean to countiny men, 1 nm nan artist, | now give thom a-redictlon of the rack- swollen “up ‘and’ been tiseless for. SEs any herehilteas aes ing that | blnce th Presitont GurlichPsCablnet. telnet | site J don’t wish to have anus thing tore to} rent, which they pay the farmers. for i month. "The vopulition, Is ee pet Sion ead taney pay the allowance to his | w very abun Support, ant made pera stent ilo with you oe with « save ort ectexter faiuyel called a Hause aud tn ae ob deur of negroes mi Spanish wud neh of the - 4 t " tly personnal efforts, but from tho outse' 8] Hager and thumb of his right hand fe con- el che * Ry ha vest class, ‘I'he ¢ vari, terribly formar silva wine Would rere on | President was daterinined that ho weg not | signed tho ducing Kerpor to’ the Muitlesy. | duction in rent whieh. the farmer: have obs es an culuuae Is wari, te Pte ae iS tel ‘ hee that tierea take ht. ‘The reasons why would now bo mbo of the dread eternities, tained from thelr landlords. Ata meeting of dues the use of stimutan' St. Louts beer hrs uct exorbicante tees Mt will cost, from pt laters bio tho, | poonle: oF dows, But eh here aie now on fils mettle, and his diy. ana Tabotare rete ont ete enasuaker costs 35 cunts a “battle, Milwatikee beer 35 o Sl, “pring her two ¢ re ist digression. “Lho possible contingency of | nity as well. ers Wer ot | Gaate? i ttle He beer 5 200 to, $1,300 $9 Dring hoe fe ohildven tho death or the President a zugesta theta: | Looke tee, gtr,” hesnld. “it may bean | falr ply," even nt tho polnt uf the bayoner? porte re ce a0 ean he hae el Gives corps to aoa for taking | Dortanes of the free und unrestricted exer | artlstie way of doing thines not to keep your | ‘The” tish ngrleultural laborers, beyond | Yat ond fish are very plentiful’ and cheap, Hie cost ae Tans apn erin nnd tite else of the sound reason and good judgment | word. Pavabneineyyinan, Cmake goo my doubt, have substantial grievance, [t has ¢ , » 4, Spa, . t f : . ‘ as are also fabrics, UO Whole, the coun European places will bo very large. “He. | of tho Lexislature in the ebolea of x mem- | contracts, and expect you to do lke sume, | bean shown that in one ocality tas Be Couns try is no place for Se Fouute, the aoun: i dt th . . wit! ? became wildly enamored with the tall young: creole, and on May 2 1877, he MARITED NEB IN THIS CITY, At tho p: nt moment asult fur divorcee ts in progress here, In whieh Mrs. Stern sues fora divorce from her husband, aud certain preliminary proceedings which’ have taken place In Paris have revented a inost extraor- dinary story, “Che siinilarity in- name ve- tween the great Parls banker who Is SUT posed to have married Crotzette and Mile. Drullhets husband tins I¢d to some bisa pretension, but the two persons are total Ly distinet, ‘ According to the vertificate of birth of Mr. Stern, Edward Moses Stern was born in 1835 at Vittau, a little town In Courtland, He was the son of a small Jewish banker; but the Strong anti-Hebrew feeling which exists Ht the Buttle provinves induced the son to xbjure his religion when he was in Als 20th yoan, and to style himself Edward Otlo Stern, thus getting rid of the rather Biblical name. “According. to the Teports of the French Consul in Atusstay and Fruit Lozenge, Which Serves the Purpose of Pills and Disagreeable Purgative Medicines. : TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the beat preparation in the world for onses iy | ber of the United States Sonate, that | Your band ts not full tonight, Now, Cdowt | ty of Cork the wages of some MC ‘ > an. Sach # ¢ nos 4 hi plenty of money.” Constipation, Bitiousnesa, Headache, Piles ihe recordsof the Foreign Department there, | sides,” added! tho lawyer, legal expons It tthe He quid | gist to have anything: more'to do with you, | ten Ina fanlly, have boen only. ta ieivecke, g * Stern, who was at that tinea tutor Ina fam Ametlon stir pass any thing we hayo drenmed Hie saat tse ae tie iat inay. bo duly | Send ‘sour awene 16. the ‘attics tomorrow | that istosny, fraction over Sd. per head THE HANDY REVO and all Kindred Compluiity, It acts ay inst Pee ae eae nteepee te In order to show that {hose allowances considered and subsorved tudor tha elt morning, and we will close up and you cau | per week, ANDY REVOLVER: gently, effectively, and ix delicious to , y ; ter i BNCUEULVOIE Wha tekee tee: vo | cunstances ay they m B ie. | 0. : ——— 4 : teach avai in Russia. What the offense that | Wore hot excessive It was necessary to prove | Vital Interests may be ivelved: not existing | With these Incisive remarks Mr. Kerper CAPT. COOK'S WATCH, Another Shooting Agray—Two men | tke. Cleansing the system thoroughly, zeit ats, order wan. net qupey Buc ls WHAT Mi, STERN'S MEANS ARK, now, und great changes may come wien | quitted the presence, Slightly Wounded, it imparts vigor to mind and body, and 5 , According to Maitre’ Dubols, Mr. Stern’s | cannot bo fairly aitd honestly considered by | Within ten minutus rumors of the 1 ‘OW About intdnight tho peopte tiving around tho i ? in, et that he fled from Russia ‘and took,refuso in fortuna ts colossal, nud Is ussessed at dliter- | Jeriaintors ‘positively instructed six inonths | spread over tho audience. Ail folt that it | Fhe Moautinl Trophy Presented to} 4 x 3 aay Gispela Malancholy, Typochondria, ete, England, Thero ho was at first eniployed ag | ent amounts, varying. trom $1,600,000. to jenialators, Air given polley or rule ot uc | wonlil be w pity for this hand to go tay, | Wim—itin Briet but Weellng Letter of corner: eee Taland avenue and Taylor street |, trial convince, Packed in bronzed f clerk Inn mercantile huuso, and afterward | £4,000,000. ‘the rosso that so arent uw dlfet= | ton, for they really play quite well, We vain | Acknowledgment, dere uueh atsturbed over a streot brawl, tho : engaged In business upon his own. account, enee should exist between those estimates js Voliticians in Towa who have extensive | plve- assurance, a3 Wis geen’ by tholt Speclat to Clucinnatt Commercial, firlugot u revolvor, and an immense nmonnt | tin boxes only, Alls career was marked by two. falluyes,— one in Newcastle in 1358 and tho other In dvondon tn 1863, ‘The latter was a enso of Traudilent bankruptey, and Stern fled from Sngland carrying with hint some. $1,000 which he had surreptitiously withitriwn Zromhis bankers, Le ut first took refuge in Germany, but SOON CAME TO THE UNITED STATES, Whero the Civil War was then raging. Hero he rapidly acquired a large fortune by furnishing army supplies, and was ono of the leading deers In pork, — Intoxicated by. lus suecess, Stern resulved to enjoy himself in Europe, forgetting the warrants which Were out aeainst hint for fraudulent bank= ruptey. ‘The memory of lis creditors was, however, less treacherous, and he was ar rested at Homburg in 1860, Fortunately for hin, there was no extradition treaty enyer- ing tus offense; but he was arrested again tn Paris during the following year, ‘There he was fount concealed under the name of a servant, and was given up to the British fiovernment, but was releused after he com- pounded with his erediters for the magniti- tent settlement of 6 per cent, that Mr, Stern Alas avorydilne In his “power | aspirations for ofice will henceforward steer | continual presence yesteritay, that the | Newank, O., Aug. 32.—The exquistt gold} of yelling. It appears that four “ toughs "* to concunt his exact wealth, It consists clear of the Lientenant-Goveruor's chair, it | rupture was lealod, A bottle of | watels, chain, and locket purchased fromthe | ef the southwest —gcetion of the altogether In shares and stocks; he hos no | jy tho. flnal resting-place of all’ tron ctiee champagne that blessed “lubricator uf | alrenity famous oneeent subscription tor the | elty. Johu Helin, of No. 1c} Morgan: Teil property. ‘This Croouus lives in fur | rok on witch they hnvefounderadand gone | musieal wounts—helpul | to aehtere benefit of Capt, C. A. Cook, of this (icking) | EMilt Ryan, No, 481 Morgan: dames Masons Nor uished lodgings, “Pho furniture of his mag- | Gown. So, also, if they aspire to” the | the work, Last night a tine plow of luscious o Meas 1 is 8) | 5 Millers and Henry Votrel, of tho corner of nilicent house In the Rue Bayard does not Governor’s place, they should ayold the | rectitude sulfused ‘the expaisive caput of | county, for slapping the mouth of the man Tivlatod and rater stneeta, who had bean ona botany to te, pester ile {3 Sonatantl y State Saline, I ie not Femaniber a State Kerver, Haste wa bentznant and ool Morrison for wishing Gartield would tle, net Prd Eratarete Herd changing lls Investments, an Hig | Sotuater who has Deon promoted to Governor, } natured as a sixanonths’ baby. after Meovtes ved her day, and V uurrendere veloped. neneded tie ho ayas in tho habit of leaving | Why those things are thus Ido not know, | fast. ‘T arriveil hero Saturday, und was surrendered Uiygloped. Angry words were eueceoded. by e leader of. leaders “presented his y ook ny vate! Dlows, whon ‘ityan drew his yun and in taphl $20,000 on deposit at Rothschitut's, but they are, sean the reeunt strlfo, prior huperturbable and symmetrical back to to Capt, Cook totay, ‘tho wateh Iy an sucuossion red four BLOTR. ‘Jute ‘Mugg eas 2 1 by yet when an attachment wns levied uelther | ip the state Convention it was Iinpossiblo to | Induleent public, while he fitted the hearts | elghteen-carat stem-winding Etyin, with | Shot in tho arm, and Henry ¥otrot Inthe. band, Mere nor at the Sockets Générale were there | nuke Frantic Cumpbell und Senator Lurvabee | aud souls of the mutsleat elect with untold | oxtra nickel adjusted works, ‘The easy is | Tho funitado atiructed the ond attontion any funds. MM. Grunebawm, Mr, Stern's pri- | pelleve It; but they probably de now, rapuires by, as one subllmated Individual | of Lous XLV, style, with ratsed colored | of the poitce, who wore not far distant, and thes: Yato banker In Paris, refused to give any ‘Twenty years axe Alfred Hood was sent | cally it, whole galleries of tone pletures,” gol edge, elaborately ornamented and ene welve Ju tine to urrest the quartet’ aud run Information, and also refused to communi- to the Lower Honsv of the Legisinture from ——————— Peaved: is the front isle tet thom inty the Hinman Street Station, cate the answer of Mr, Ballin, the banker In Miuhson County, and mate himself. con- IRISH LIFE grayed, On | he ront ene outside 8 In Sues 2 New York, But 1 Is known that he BAYS | splenous as the author of the famans “Dox . ‘scribed: ‘To Charles Albert Crook, trom | ‘The Salo of Spurious Vaccine Virus, $1,000 n year rent in Paris und $3,600 In New law.” Since then he hing rested on his the One-Cent Fund by — subseribers," ia Phitadelvhte Record. a eas About Fockoniay the oe nertes of le: lanrels, tntll, 0 few weeks Fy 7 he “took a Wild Scenos et in ike win Mouseyand fj pyg a One Cont” in the preceding. ts ax- “Tins Pea CE ae won nee Laced estibilshinent at Spa. “Chen his losses a * to go to the Lexisluture, He announced a Now Agitation, i Sener rg 1 hie z . a cards ure chormous, itagrequentty plays the | te the loeal papar anlal HO WOUEE pee eae ‘New Yon tee pressed by n very fine tno slinile engraving | West Walnut atrect sitgcon ad a wedeknows, ay t Vaccine points was handed over the vounter of ihaxhnutn, $4,400, at Mof€e Carlo, ind du one | sinte before the Repubilean Convention, But | Dente, July 20.—When Highly dramatic | Of the reyorso- favo of {he familiar small | YRe of the must reputable urug-stores OF the had frequently seen Stern losn suns varying fey comtamint for the party, and published | out tho country; they naturally lose tho rere fn Waele tise att aii the proprictar's ropiy, > Bee Hany aro,” was from $8,000 to $20,000 in a single might at ait | Hy Actas fallow ugust 20th 1831.—Me, na. | PUUBONE flavor of | sensation and becomy | ets to the fund when they ure all in, On tho | te Way m do you ugk ‘that question, Doctor?" In- ferent clubs, and, added tho lawyer, “he {tor Buin somo of rupublickuns frens has | commonplace, W6 tive In tho midst | Juslde cap 1s engraved a verso selected from ferrogated ut news githerer, us he puteed in tho Walks about with from $15,009 to $20,000 In | turned the gold shanidcr un ine Lowi Price 25 and 60 Cts. Sold by all Drugelss, Saree is SEWING MACHINES, LIGHTNING SEWEI | <A e no 1 pe fy 1AAD: . o 5 . 1 Sook’: bel q o] fet of tossing otf n bitter dose of Hunyadt Janos After that Stern returned to Now York, huraw my | of sensations In Irelanil now, and, ac- | Cook's post-bellum poetic effusion, which et be whe ut a v! Is pocket, and he cannot well deny that ate trom before the Republicken copvontion iG 7 i runs ns follows: + Well” eae? are Hieaen tho. boreal poate, vith the Intra fue for many people have seen hin tite | sn candidate for reasons Les: hound to my Kole cordingly have come to tuke them “ Well,” raplicd the Doctor, “ thera is eo much 4 i how go well known In New York, In this | tlously showing it” M. do Cataeazy, fore | and aen proper tineent rezentitwitheontomp. | pretty much ay matters of course, Any | we war now We cndod, poaco rolgns in tho Jand, | spurious yirus on the murket that wo tnd it WILSON OSCILLATING SHUT “SUINOeLA Su a Our muskets Worl stuck aud aur troops well | Set o k enterprise he was associated Witt ChietJus | erly Rugslan Minister at Washington, who {alo gover my self fr wT enn Patty hinge uc one of them would have furnished amplo aisbund; is Slo there ne ate at of trade or 3 fee Shea, Charles G, Fraucklyn, and other | Was engaged with Storm in several of MIs | Noinbor do puuligh cote endo wit conaldor us | food for n nino days’ wonder in other days; finestilt ang gnod solilioray Wwherover ees Joubutaoture while hts not been made the sub- ; TDG New-Yorkers, nud he coutinied In netics | veutuves, gives tio Tellewiae vod A. Hoop. | now they come so rapidly and crowd a0 uted outhiat POM cuien lotrana 2pch OF teat Tetloles Uren eat uta be WARRANTED FIVE 1} ARS, gg up te the Hime of lus inurrlage with ESTIMATE OF TIS WITT: {le hus since offered Iits services to the | thickly that wo grow tlred of hearing of | raisend nid tho subse ie BEN HR aoe | dancer extstence depaitd would tia. auneleleread : i chit But it must not be su posed that ho had | 100, Shares Muuletpal Gus- Light Com- Greenbin ers, and the next, Lexisiature will | them. ‘Cho perpetual elamor over daring | fund, alreudy published inthe Commerelat; | tousavredtobo made tho object at the trioksof | Zhe best anid cheapest flrst-cli: Dany at $100 0 share, paying itn ane hual dividend of 15 to) porcont.... $700,000 bo spar Salus of Pitont rights for Brooklyn and. Doposite’ with “itothactiid aiid iia d the infliction of hls presence, “ Shield gounterfatters, Hecont developments, howaver, assasinations, exerting ovicting scenes, nnd | “1 elaine ne honor nor seek any notorlety 2 iy 2S WUE! ous vt do, the ‘ a " i Hf have proved that this supposition 14 erroneous, rnme | ed enter eraeeg ney ceo Uo | Gee, ang avin sroes, ml fedtenty of Cooke ttye Koltowedl bya | toa haewaystameats sackets eit creme, 00, y . fnestmily of Cook's signature, “C, A. Cook, | tof tud ‘thle sub. vhioh ts of th Whe ublest In thelr respective districts, ‘Che | lary and tho people hns dulled us, | fie-sinite tee ir Mi Ing carried on, ls subject, which ty uf the 2AW,0U0 farmers aro putting forward thelr bost ropre. and, Ike tho man who slopt Co, Cy Soventy-six O. V1." On the back amnost vital importance nut only to tho medical Sewtny Machines tn the worlds it is odneclalty adapted for the larg, est vanye of family sewing ant Not been ontungled in the bunds of anatrle mony before thut time. Indeed, if the vie aes prudpest beforo the French ier isto 8 believed, he made a very snug lying out ot the dowrles of his ditterent wy e manuyactiurlag. Soll on etsy Y Blaovven | sontathe oy i F case, outside Isa raised red or coppor-colored | profession but to the buollo In wencrul, hus been wieatitrlmonial venture was in Eigiand, vale 3 or Laue aince the “Asweribl PIL Baten NY best wee hear tha millwhecl, 1 suppose | wold’ oul, resting iit tele! tovnezold | der the consideration of the Puilludelphia amonthty payments, svhere he tharried iy Miss Mary Ridley, who |, Waddition Mr. Stern is a large share- amany sears y 4 when the hubbub ceases wo shall awaken | rock, with the thivteen original iion stars SaUnly fledical Soototy, and there exists a Rene AGENTS WANTED. brought hia a fortune of Stu ty Yea” holler In the Horn SA al Bao eee that thore will bo no | With wsturt, ‘he latest sensation drama in | ehelteling it, and surrounding the whole te Hops shout by taken ee Brofesalon thst, somo a this wlto obtained it itivoreo from him for | ioe sits Th wnuther sali ee geo Nid eh Sasloucaelte te Creenbaekors this year on | real life was presonted this weok ina ple- eee CIAL He eee OrMRONE, business tnfght bo prohibited, SALESROOM, Bern, who sway thon vor ase Ht thoworkt, | att, stern deities ait Shoxtcommues afi | the State ticket, but they ito Hy anal Toit | twresuue district called Shanbough, near | aoie see eae amy, ett Which is 4 bonne opti suial- Pos Hose iar stat tho Bugle 255 and 257 Wabash-av., Chicago. met in Less Milo, Lucle Avrlal au Dieppe, grulhicd Ale says fat Ata Btern js auto Her eet Othora is whore thay uenee to | New Ross, In tho County of Woxford, At | fitul leer With fancy engraving on une | titles him tobe remeruod Se juthority, sayy on | ee ie Was remarkubly good-toniing, and, whab : . Hh tioks ae ag Or tf curly noon ® strong forceof cavalry, infantry, 1. subjouts “The inerensing demand fur bos ; IPE. SI kubl H-toolking, sand, what | AvPy and eonteriies at Chat tals poathion tne || tnelva te Work, ‘Tlelr favorit. invereas te 1 Rastrong fe f cavalry, infantry, | slo und on tho other Cool’s monogram, aid tho sublout: “The Inerousing domand fort aia Was more to the pofut In Stern's estimation, oie eine Reta ia an ert dangerously exposed; and, to protwot Ie the | ad polleo moved along the right road, | #bave Iu is oxveuted a sinall ellnched fist, Fino virus has Induced very manly euturpela : is r ; ; k 4 RUE MAD A LARGE FORTUNE, By cloverly insinuating relationship with Stern, tha’ great Paris banker, and py al- Jeging that” his personal estate was worth " vullest. i ver | ing peuply to enter tho. tleld us compotion, thonzht tata thrent of an oxposuro would complexion of the noxt Legislature is of | ovidently on serious business intent. In exe ese BU at Huts clad over sumo of whom daubtless pr ‘ oe renataie HL onec ommn the strings of lis purse, In | paramount hnportanee. “Ie will be uly ns | tho reur of tho Mttle army there fol- | adly be chertshed by tha Cook trlbe for inany. | ktowledge und avllity tu carry on the work sun this he will show then tht they ure mmis- | assistant Democrats that the Greenbackers lowed 4 number of balllifs and. ens | gunerations tu cone, covsfully and to produco virtua of undoubted ox taken, WII cut any figure at allat the next election, | 37 rayne OW i y vollonce: but thare ure othara, I four, who, witht Y * 5 h And proba he mudtorn tebenrd 8 . ity my 7 "4 thi % f o f munaged to procure the absoliite coi an nonoey Either dudes Kline, tho Damocratle propertias, They were ou route to the ust eon onexiibition for three days past, Hating and gelling bo-oallod * bovine virus,’ tho of § , his wite’s fortune, upon himself, Jn 150 Mine, Stern” began wh wetlon for «i. Yoreo agahust her husband in New York, aceusing hin of viotenes and adultery. "This sult was dixcontiungd, bit another was brought in Parts, before the conclusion of which the second wife dled, worn out by Ww diuyance, Mine. Hatssnye, sister of te 8 ove residenco of a widow woman named Holden, | and It was formally surrendered to iin Ui | frequent failures and spurious results ‘trom aE gaa rrr ’ ponies far Huvernon is falsely reece se | WHO Was o tonant on the property of Me | thy breaenea of 0 darge guthoriug of people | Whloh throutan great injury to lo cause of ane Prince Napoleon—Changes tn His Name ee Ha oat Ne aantt nt to tat fa oie | Boyd, whose son was shoe tial one | who tad, as it seume ‘spontaneously col- | tonl vaculuntion, For some thie puat 1 have and thd Charges of Cowurdices Te Hroiiuhies estan te that In favor at | covie atturnoon some tuo azo while | leetud thore, Jeweler Sprague oxtublied th | {equoutly mor with 1 penuttee coe oe apuri malt " the protibition amentiment, that cosmetles 7 ‘g i, % eeatin * fous vucetuntion, resulting from the iso Rineetgans aes snutioneeta Eaattueead Thanes: wid fiee-powders have destroyed more eye wong tha, youd with tly | Cuok all Lhe bolts of this putendiat gle und of tho’ | inona # uf Apts Of the srcalied ‘relinblo bovine feuno o¢ Huraponn polttios to bo aula ta viow | health ond life tii whisky. ‘Tho Judges | fl We Fite tas HE ting iitracte | fie bust possibloente ee fees © © Ces | sieuelhe Gout oil iy tn Uy anutbecdrtoa. C thom more didpasaionntcly thin Enyglisimon, | has hitherto beon aecreiited with Awelle | ah " Y ie ; fe a Jt gonslats of a pecudo-vealoie, containing at Jleneo the former buve Fondered, wire Juss | halanced mind and intelligence. above the | fhe Widow Holden wis wider ovleion: ook put the wateh In his vest pooket and | iret's ittis serum and bio, but von becom. Curtis & Co. 40 Franklin St., Chicago 811 to 819 N, Second Bt., Bt, Louls, Mannfacturvns of Reery Neverintion of Clreulaty Mills aod CrossCut Suwa ond Teather s ff efiooky 5 aH y y Bt q t -hole, Te Vile, Maan tiff} oo ond Mrs, Stern, did hot aflow the sult to (ail | Wee than tho lattur to one of tho. wot | average of hls party (aequirements obtained Ny through her tanlly, held bosseasion ot fastuned the elain in ag button. hole, and ing donse and of u braght reg’ wulor, Fosembltuse fpeitina, iy dade: ra, Lipaetie throursh* on uevount af her sister's death, | strike. personalities of tho Olt Word. Henle wash Republican), but tho wvowal | We farmliouse, and the large civil and milf: | hurried away to dodge crowd wich “was | iu gomo reapects, when fully formed, uniwevus or my, Wee! i ‘Muppitess She continued the arlginl suit, and Jolned a demand” for the annuiment a the brtelual arrhigs —beeause of frau, and) revocation of the donation of the dowry beeausa of Ingratituite, A. court: of “first instance annulled the dnarriage, but on teehuleal grounds, the Court of ahpenl hotd that the marriage was, goo, But the revacation of the dowry was UI i 5 cl I 4 vi berry, It is ontirely diferent trun muy Nupoteon-doweph-Charies-Paul, tho herd of of stich nonsense shows tho weakness of is | Hy force was bracuoding to ald tho Shuriif | clunoring to sea hin, but who Rive as a | red rate ‘i ieee atone tho | Tinporial brunch of ‘tho house of |? ca fi fy le reed | 11 Uhe execution of the luv's decree by fore pretext that they deslredMo see the watelt, fpiteloua vucolnution that [have aver acon from Huaputtoy hus often, but fivorrectiy, hou iat | Quid After Sugttl elfect of, grou of arins if necessary, When tho wide Capt, Cook was simply overcome when | Bumanizod virus, aud that it ts wholly dovold of i} “4 3 A ‘ rite rome leon. bi > sacast 4 Pe a t "9 power to prevent: digon T bove had abundant See neces ears taeame tate Url d indirect method of tha Junge to. ao | NOUS Was reachud, {f Was sven that “no si the wateh was given him, and bis eyes led opportunlty fo prove, 4 a y 7 F render” was the order. of tho duy, und that | with teats. ‘Lhe followlug ty Cook's open | AVintets the tumedy fur this dangorous trafio? Poetic ena coualy uponstita ACF Bln ta alia less tho Peep lak ey will wate for tho thera was tough work to be done, ; Juttor In neknowledguont for thks chorished Inroply ta this question Dr. Welch uponks ne Jed to contusion, and would buve been discourtas Convention that he did not want the numte Che scens 1s well “set” ont stage neres present from his many friends: olows; For iter protection against 9 pus to thy soveroign, He accordingly adopted | yation nor the oilled; but, as tho party was | #¢ tant Jafuntry Solilhare brine ho! a a ARAM o. Avie io $83). 3 a, pilates and potll Ma qieat when ay <innsrantly for e ‘2 A " , KIC sulbelrelo in fron Vilow's cottages Lhausanda vf Subscribers ne-Cen 9 aloe the slxunture of © Napoleon (erone)," the hitter determined lo have tho ustil Octobe ry tiny aut caval y ia tho rear, end i” ig Fund: 1 what to avkuowledge the reeulpt this structive fo business and commerce, tha Bole’ Sannfactura er tock pateu Jo Manifectume of Lackwou , tilutted Clreuiur Susyay Beery sir earranied AGxNTH FOR, Repatring carefully TANITE Emery Wheels and Grinding Machinery Our Now Muatrated Catalogue taunted, ane the Court tised some very strong | HENNE been hla {thers name, thous not | iy noboity else would furatsh 8 oxclter sea hints orning web ae watot chin. and jwoker, | propuyation of aniniul” Iviiph oe porte Mailed tres on application. Inia in dolng eu, Stern decel veut ws | is HT Marre Mee Rae SO Tre though ho ld nat espe Aruna oF exolted pena Truots weeding | wurebusud ‘ren Tao Onset gid ket, Quallty Is af so wreut Iiipartaiice Yoho $150,000 to ila bualacss, whieh was at litte | Hitec eeMUES, Oke Riypoleon | Honapurte,” Houghe and Hawn | mund of tie uxpailition, ‘There aro hoard | {ontion aud ealisiet aries sylupathy, tt ls hand | commorvlal true, but should be wnder tho cone ‘T, Univoraaliy, prescribed ty 186 vale” Stern, after he liad lotv his wife, | aes tho ** Honaparte,” and otherwise plven tho rattling of muskets as the soldiers for mo to express myself, 1 tuol yery grateful | trot of the National or Stato Governnicnt, so Juxauve, fool a young gitl trom Wiesbaden to Now + Where ho presented horas bbs wife? hits we have seen Hat Stern has fad Urea cae Heneat Tieeaone ty, Lee range ovur ne Ready Brandy. hiewiishe Coane they thes, MeNeTUNE, Ne |" Mteromcontas of Mencarstovate Wout | tht inughtdr of! tho frowns, and the utery peace ff many patriotle peoples, Lin yaura | go, Miora curtaluly. would bo uu “rousonablo Gh bring tholy arms to 0 rests tho elank- | for thle {ino present, and uppregiate ‘the honor, | that lymph uf undoubtedly wood quality could Maling—sLow tho State fn of anbors, the chimping of Dridle-blts, the | It ‘will over bo ouutlane as nxprossing the good | always bo obtained treo of fost. Y ‘ives. "The: there Hy is ae who dream that bo wiilatdicata in lavur of ote to Work. . tallot the ponsantry tn thelr native tongue, | xeaterully, , deetion turalnst tho cnuctinent ofa law making et wie Sep tere wre two other ludies, however, | See dream oruuy other human beiug. He bis Padtatetnita Press, P Enter now iy Sheriit with the original writ | ‘There are oceaslons when mon of a few | Vecelnution compulsory. ‘Hemorrhoids, Bie ee cee eer * fa aubitton whieh iy bounded only by prudential “Give mo a litteold brandy, doctor,” sald of ejectmont In his land; the door of we warts are compelled almost profusely to ute ache, Cerebral RATHEN EXCEPTIONAL POSITIONS, considerations and it desire ta huve use sub. | thi nporter, cottuge Ig shut and the windows are barred | ter the wratitude they have not the physical MINING, "gestion, ete» for Stern represented then Slice Tathor than tho ybadow of power. ery wall, alr” replied Dr. Leitman, who ts Ty ort ki Dili 1 al in thelr he the | wan SL, i" O 4 wn ik alse lem ‘tho fates wione oun toll whether we uball over the Stuty Meroxcoplst of Pennaylvania. "You | from within, ‘fhe sheri my nt the | ability to conce: in thalr ears, and tho In Colorado wid NoMocee pRepanep BY ww ie ne was Mite, Holt, referred. to UY T wou that taco, wu like the fave of the conquerer | stall buye a bottle to put int your pocket. Aw | door with the handle of his ridin whty, and, | above message from Cook to hits U hotsinds wuro recently uxtenstyuly exe Ni ihe ure us Lhe young girl of Wiesbadun, | oe Austeritz, on. french eolns und posta: you seo, Linge wbout bate a plat of reotified | ian uncertain tone of volco, demas pus: | uf benvfucturs Is case iu poll ‘deed, amined, und con be roparted GRILLO 4 tombe “eid Stlsa Allen, upon whose | sane VOuHE to aay thut thy chaucos of | Mpicit wid ux with It a tow drops of coloriag vo. | susnlon by VirttG ot te, Queen's writ tw him | never was there a Worthler object of” publig ite Qeolonlatiand ele alin BOLE PROPHLETOR, peitshe. We ait ar tho fathor tz | Napoleon V. ur not worse than thusn of Nue | lution wid concontreted ae eee De deraae | diteated. ‘There ty io tesponso save w de. | ifection and pride. than, the resolute coe Giurk-sty Rooms Wanda eetiun de ire. classa 0 Hl i Jrleon IL. whon, torty yours ayo, the tutto | is, the brandy favor Prepured by the drugsist— | risive shout from the crowd grouped around courageous, yet qulot and modest C, A. Couk, —_——— Se, tba ey aoe | Mane Can arse farca | ine lia Acton? ania | HSS Ae a AC SEEMING OUTEEE Worse, vovered with merited. rdinalon ee Vary wolly f udd a’ Uttle out of thls vial, | Cottage os If it were deserted. But the | on last Friday he received Urouch the mail | eA OU: French churactor has, not inatorinily changed puration of nitro-bdizoln, or artis Binelit Knows thot It lant” deserted, | the sum of wash oplleetetl for tila at Pitts- ORES A SS AY sD i je Pharauaglan igus Paris ‘gt, Mue Mambutesv. and tbe ‘Famar—uailke pills oneeid tives—ta ms a Hituuon. Sold bye! and Urusei “qGccatsthe Heke | the third wife who was allowed. by Stern. to pay for the mouument! _ Jmnmediately after his third marrtage Mr, Stern went nproad with lls wife, He apent uch of hls time in Paris, where hy lilred a landsome house, and was noted for the eseudoruf bly equipages. the, prodlucallty a pro; | , YT h tnee elzbt at) # an his is the trouble with hin, At burg by the Pittsburg euder, and he res Aud Goneral Chemical Anulysls coup, tat, WHAT the ox cepen ahd wtosntocs pone It vous the WaDEh ey How, dase & sign from him the dronerty, men” | celved also $10 collectud by an old ex-soldler 6. orn sey EELE today if way love tomorrow, And yet tora Time at the top. Howover, it dues the taste ripo | advance and set to knocking {n ‘the door (ol, Danlel Btlison, New York City), and e ibe t Ry Wea ln the Woworumont of Lous Nudulsun uy OF full-bulled yot, so Ludi 6 fuwdropsof apropus | with sledgehaminers and crawbars, ‘Lhe esirey me to acknowledge o recelpt 81 Clavlest,