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Cbt Simts-fltmocral; Sunoag, gantrarg ltf, 1880. y1 WUI JEWS LITB IO LOltG. CHESS. SELhiya ide rienee (R. Sunday Journal states that toe managing committee appointed by tbe Maiicettea Cbres Clu had secured the hall at No.

oO FUta areuue, betweea Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, as tha plaa play. for experiments oa alarge aeale; tbey all bate iwl'H llereta in some ae, aud tl.er drut acy charge mat may DVet tiH-'uu it requli la a elawi tiat ul ati ioon th--ee wilhcut any prreoiial biita wl.a'r-t-r. ai et. at tbe value tiai, lu en.ihU;uel anti puUo-Cul'ulca. iriu" liutbeooutd not find encngh people of this eri to uiitr a el ut.ui oueduT.anru I had been aliag a.oud to hlio ahuut aome iu leaching dus tu ieo-OIilze the lt.era of lie ai)hiiel.

anJ even n.Uiiji'.ft tlieio lu.o a.ii aenit ieea. he seemed auuuni.y loepirrd with a solution. "I have It. Frtrtoili be erted. have it The aey to tue social idlleui; tlie new factor Ik fi.UL.dl i'l fature stior of tLis nuhuf.j.y oojitry wnl he tlx doc! 1 am er-fcsi'Uy eriou8," he launching into a lecture, a be has rather a huoit of doing ailUOUCU tll time arranging bla answer; when It was pot tog-tier we tcad: "I want a aiivercol.ar with my name and address 00 like wot otber Hogs got." to thoee wern by other fine, yea toean," corrected Robert, "but reallv, thla ta n.oiirouk, di-i'biraole yoa actual deeire I to be to reeled ltd tbe badge of ervituei" I No, bi gave to understand, be didn't I warn that only tbe eoiiar.

Robert gasped and waved bim a war; It Whs a severe blow to bim ti.at. alter ail bia training, bia pupil oouul betray such degraded tastes, and be became more uneasy I tli ho before aoout bia proceedings during bis long absences, and especially about tba tieana by which be had amassed sums which seamed too considerable to have beea boa-! estljr acquired by one unassisted dog. It was left for me, at a period wbea Robert 1 was away at Ox fold, to penetrate tnis mystery. I took the liberty of following Cad-, mo, unknown to biiu. on one of Insexpe-.

d'tion. and tracked bim down uulll I found bun oh. the liorror cf It! misusing Ibe bii swings be bad received by giving street I performances in orthography to a woi.der-! ing crowd round a corner. Hia spelling. It I Is true, was Incorrect, but It seemed to aal-i lsfy the public taste.

I broke through and i caught bis eye fuat as be waa iu tue act. by I particular desire, or spelling "pulater" amid a abower of coppers. ivv yi jwfret. Wen. wfcy n't you ey hushanOi I know tUt run vut It fay.

Tea wnt to tUk about eeU-g ibe farm, for t. the mortgage we cannot pay. I pucw that v. cr.r-t pay it. I have thought of It o'er and o'er: Tor the wLei Lu fil.d on the comer lot, 1 where wheat tnver filled before.

1 14 (ervlUac here's pone hackwarc1, since 1 liMD i 'H vu mwmt Ta py tu end ere the Arm, the 1 toitjMUrd of you ud sue. know It was beet to fire It was rlgtt that the detls be paid tToe eu our tlmagntieas In the boar of Ms weakness mule And would hve paid ttrl, yea kaov it a weM I. If the ship liad not dow that tight. bf to o'ber euib wns ilh. Bat, loBrliuw, I didn't quit Loping.

And aver rc tru to i ray. know if our Will was alive cl. earth he'd surely be here ton! ay Drs.Belts&BetIs 130 Canal Street, Jen Orli aas. TBI Zkf INHNTLT 8rCCE8SFUl. PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS AND SPECIALISTS, Cure SEXUAL, NEUY0US anJ SPECIAL DISEASES.

9100 Cases Treated Last Year from our Medical Dispen garj at Atlanta. Not a Single Failure to Cure WfllS TBKATMENT WAS PBOPKRLT CARRIED OUT. So Fee Until the Care Is Bad W. BETTS, IvI. the consulting physician.

Is the oiliest, moat successful, best kuowu ttieel in the world. A graduate from four MeUlcal Ce-leges. Iwsoty-nre years expertenoe auU eg-teualve prartlec iu Knglao.l. franco an 4 America, and bas secured a world-wi le rep 1 thought tbat the merciful Father would eotnetiow ears for tfce Ud Because bo waa trylngto betlerthe pasi and because he waa ail wo bad. (( There's a man there in ibe villsxe that' veiJ i a wanting to boy, you aay LWelL be'a bare to have It, bat why dace be eoiue to-day 1 Bat there it la wrong to grieve 7011.

for yon nave enough to bear, And In ml) our petty trochlea yon save borne your share; am bat aorry belpn-eet alnee I bare childish grown; Thar, there, go on to tbe village; let me have it ont alone. Poor Thomas be 'a crowing feeble; te steps ao weary and tlow There is not much In bit look to-fiay like twenty -six year ago. But I kuow bla beart Is youthful, It waa ben wo were wed. Aid nla lore aa strong a erer for ml, and for illie, our boy that's dead. Ob Willie, my baby Willie, I sever abaU aee Lim CMre; 2 Barer shall bear footsteps, aa be eomea through tbe open door.

"How are yen, dear little motherf were always tue worda be'd aay; It aeema aa if I would (tire tbe world to bear It again to-day. knew wi.cn my boy waa coining, be it ever ae early or late. Be waa aiwaya a whistling "Home, Bweet Home," aa be opened tbe garden gate. And many and many a moment, aiiice tbe Slgbt tbat tbe abip went down. Hare I atarted up at a wblotla Uke bla, out tbere on tbe road from town.

Audio anifc-litof aorrotr.in tbe aUence, early and late, Sara I beld my breath at a footstep tbat aeenied to pauae at tbe gate. hope tbat be cannot aee ua, wherever bla aonl may be XI would grieve blm te know tbe trouble tbat'a come to father and ma. I at tbere la tbe tree be planted tbe day be ft waa twelve yrara old; Tbe euuilfibt la glinting through It, and turning tta leavea to gold; And often, wbon I waa lonely, and one near at band, bare talked to It, hour together aa If it could understand And aometimea I aaed to fancy, wbenerer I apoke of my boy, XI waa waving iu leavee together, like clap ping ita banda for Joy. But bow I ata well nlcb bopeleaa, line bope for my boy baa fled. Tor aelling tbe farm meana glr'ng blm np, and knowing for aura be'e dead.

I Tbomaa, bow oaa we leave it, tbe home we bare aiwaya known We won it away from tue oreat. and made It ao mucb our own. First day we kept booae together waa tbe day you brought me bere. And no otber plaoe In tbe wide, wide world will aver be balf ao dear. tofaourae you remember It, Tbomaa I need not aak you, I know.

Tar ttila is tbe month, and thla la tbe day I It waa twenty -elx years azo. 'And don't yoa remember it, Tbomaa, tbe I winter tbe barn waa made! plow we were eo proud and bappy, for all 1 our detva were paid Stba crops were good tbat anmmer, and everything worked like a ebarm. And we felt ao rich and contented, to think I we bad paid for tbe farm. (And now, to think we must leave It, when I sere 1 waaboplng to die; 't aeema aa if it waa breaking my heart, nt I tbe fount of my teaxa ia dry. XI may be tbe man tbat will own it, tbat'a I eoming to buy to-day.

anil be ebopping It down, or digging It up. I and burning it out of tbe way. (Lad there are tbe panaiee yonder, and tbe .1 1. j. Ths Mnyland Medical Monthly comment very favorably ca the proverbial long and healthful Jivee of tbe Jews.

Or. Pleard holds that thla superiority la doe to their stringent health laws. The Hostile, like the older Egyptian code, te very stringent regarding the eating of flesh and ether articles of lood. Of the animals examined a large proportion are always condemned as unfit for food. Feoplc wbo cat meat Indiscriminately arc very prone to disorders of tbe blood and of tae kidneys, for meat la composed of nitrogen, which the kidneys have to remove from tbe blood, and of course tbey cannot do this successfully except by the aid of Warner's Befe Cure, the best Sidney strengthener.

unless It Is temperately partaken of and only the very best meat Is used. Jewe a-so nee alcoholic liquors very sparingly, and thus keep ap good digestion, and then again they ar a holiday-loving aud Sabbath-observing class. Mouiektepcr. Ill CUVKTS. Vniled Statra Circuit Co awe, JCIMiB BOABMAM rakSIlXKO.

Job a II. AuMemorte.eharged with robbing the United Hi ate sub-treasury, and U. U. Hheppard. Indicted fo- complicity la the same, etc were arraigned la court yesterday morning, waived reading of Indictment aud pleaded not guilty.

Auf.lemorte'a trial was fixed for the 8th of February, and bbeppard for tha 9th cf the same month. Ann Freesc vs. Ana Conley. Motion for a new trial overruled. Maine C.

Pel v. otto vs. City of Sow Orleans Mntione to consolidate were argued aad submitted. A number of cases were called, argued and submit led on exceptions and demurrers. rifetf State IHttrtct Court.

Francis Piatt et al. vs. Bark Laoeefleld. Ordered that libelant show cause wby this Cause should not be itlsmis'ed. John Gill vs.

Pehoooer Kate Smith. Ordered that the schooner no sold wltaln Ore days aud proceeds held subject to order cf distribution. Cieil firi- Court. Puceeslon of Chss. Rolling baa been opened.

M. J. Smith vs. Atlss Steam Cordage Company. Suit for if 1 on bonds of the company.

Moaes fVbwarts vs. John F. Casey. Suit 19 011 account. Geo.

Swsaey vs. rth British and Mercantile Inoirvnee Company. Salt oa a policy for t72 5). Mechauies Insurance Company v. Mrs.

A. Levi. Kceeutory process on notes amounting to U0.iHM. F'irat Kreordrr'e Czwrt. Mary Duffy and Louisa Labilette, 5016; fV-'D or thirty dara.

Madeline Probst, 5040; f20 or thirty daya. Cos. Wtlaon, 5016: $2C or thirty dare. Ko.i Clark, entering lu the day time to atel or tmrty ir. Wui.

Cioev and Tbo. Casey, murder; Criminal litrlrt Court ithout bli. Jo 1111 RiiAxell, shouting and wounding; Criminal Lft-l Court. loDO bond. Srron.1 IlreanUt'e Court.

Barney Fuue, tlgbtiug; $20 or thirty days. John Williams, assault and battery; $250 appearance bond. orr rii iaiov of it re Csd l.ltrr 4ll. will liy stepsiuapliltoa, Epectnlly Itnirable for t'hililrrn. A lady pbysicl.m at Cblld'a Hospital at Albany, aya: Ve have been uaing Scott's Kiuutslou with great aiicreta.

nearly ail of our patients are sutfrrtng fr.nu bone diseases and our physiclaus Und it very bsuefluai." AHEII ATlUttTIO! AriAKtKTtH, Farnta't this week presents a new star to the NwOileaoa pubMo. The genersl pros of the (peak in the blhent pralko of hi in. Tbe following la clipped from the Chicago Inter ttcntn of Nov. 'lit: The ilrauiatlo atlractioa lsj. W.

Rsnone to his sensational play, "Across the Atlantic" Mr. Rnnsone Is a protean actor of more than ord. nary merit. Ills various dialect luiitatuns are capital, aud during the prcgrena of the play he aesutues. considerable role of Horace Iliirand, an neior.

Jnenb, a German guide, and ilylrt tHynn, ao Iiii.ll valxt. Tbe play la a giHnl one, aud the scene changes from Amenea to L.irupe. ll'iruee Durand Is la love with tmma I.itin jtiuHt, ths ilsugbler of a banker, lie ia falsely accused of forgery by tuunl bt. Arutuiid, who I an ad venturer lu search of waailh. The feojl.yof I.icmtlou the ocean with Uurimd unkuoivn to them enilrted in tneir employ a mt.

The villain, SI. Armnntl, snd bis confrere, (jUmletH, aoroinpiny tbem. extorting money from tue Imbecile banker. 1'nrand apiear at various poiuts to spoil their plans ami finally brines them to justice, and wins the mat ten of bi. choice.

Tne play is well by the company." Tulscioiipauy iiiii.le an extraordinary (ii'np to f.nrili tne engagement witu Faranta. They Uft Sr. Paul. Jan. 4, and eame ilireet to New Orleau.

being four daya on ths road, leaving rt. Paul in a binding snow ibirio, with tbe thermometer -r below fro. ilr. Ransone waa much a'trpilrted t. find it so cold bere, as, this b-ia i.i ltrt visit to tbe C'resoeut City, he expected warm weather.

Colored Fiposiiloas ia tbe Sooth. New Yoik Ueraid. It will be remembered that a novel feature of the New Orleans Exposition wss tue exhibits 1. loli the colored people aa a race were invited toofwr fortlie purpose of showing their progres lu industries, education, art. tte.

The experiment pro red only fairly successful in thediplsy then made, but it ha borne valuable fruit in arousing Interest in similar undertaking. As proof of this the New Orleans rat sys "Fxoited by tbe Lx position. Misalasippl held a colored fair a few months ago. wnlch tu a thorough success Tennessee hs J'ist opened anober, at Nashville; Pouttt Carolina will soon follow amt, and It seems highly probable that every Southern Mut wiil sooner or later bave its colored exposition." We agroe with our Bout hern contemporary that these are encouraging signs which betoken substantial bene til to the colored people and useful results to the community at large. Kf.i;i:i.atis the Rowels, corrects Kidney Derangements, destines the li ood and removes Fecal Matter Irom tbe felomaeb.

All complaints, such as P.illousneKs, ilradnehe, Coetiveoss. Indigestion, Pstn In tbe Hide. Back or Chest, Laugiudoes. Lilzxluess. Hour Rtoinacti, are speedily cured by the Wi.n.lerr.il ite meuy, Magulre CuuduraniO Bitters, fold by E.

J. Hart A Co. EPITHELIOMA OR SKIN CANCER. For seres I iirel with a cancer my fa. e.

tno rfine.iie were api.i.l to niteriaie llie bjl tbe place eoutiuiieil 10 grow, finally imu my noe, frmu winch cute a e.lowib arhrke reiy orTtsu-aire 111 ebaf airier. It wa lo nillj i.ei soil au-Doved 111s grtjt ileal. A hnm Miumli ago 1 wa 1.1 At.so'a. at Ibe sou of a frieud. who so atrocgly the ue of Mwift' epeci: mat I to 11 an etr.irt to procure it.

latb.al was aucceaMf ul, and begaa iiuc. The ot in metl.c:i.ie Utl waa to omwimt airsrar lh or) bnt soa tb wa sl srcl nd I liniu iinprtire iliar to lirt lew oodles. My eueral bea.fh ba 1 Kfronger. ami ab.e lu uoauy ani ef worx. Tae can cer 00 my lacs iMuan lo ilvcreae and the nleer leli.al.

1 not a of it left--onlr a I ttie ar mars tbe plae wbnre It li id ereu. 1 aia reasy to auswer ail qneatluu roia-tirs IO this cure. MK8. joicfR a. Mcdonald.

Atlanta, An(. 11, lii. have had a cancer on si lace for aomerears sxtenitmg from one ebees boue a. r- the nose toihuer. It i-iran at" a great 0e.1l of paiu.

at time turning and lining ucli aa lKuiimtil iiuot unbearable. I rote- samreit Hwifi pecirieiu Aiay, snd bave oM eight bottle t. 1 1 11 given tbe greatest re wf by ieniing the Inflsoinia'ton and mr general beallh. W. BAUA-tJ.

atuoxTtl.s, noj. IsSs. For many rar 1 was a offerer with cancer tha aoae, and hvmf bven rtireit by the use of ii. H. 1 feel constrained by a viimi of duly lo suHoiisg b'tiuaoitr to rnaXo tin atatefnenl of mr ea-e.

itb th foorWentb bottle lbs cancer berso to heal rapnliy an.l -n uiopeared. aad lr aereral fuoelii thei ba bsa boap-peajanceer a sor of any sln.l on my nose or Ik, aeitiier i mr buee at tandor to tl.e tou.h. 1 hare tanen alMint two der.a bottle! B. rt. and am soundly cure.1.

suit I know Wist tt. M. B. rff-etrd th fu alter erry Snows remedy wss tiled and bt failed. HoBKKX SMEDLSY.

Fort Oa aa, Gi, May I. lxu. I had heard ef ths wenderfnl euiesof "wlft's eMcinc. aa.l reaoired to t-y it. I coiumeuceit takiug it ia Apr.l.

14. My geueral b'Sita was much lnipri.veil yet tiis eaai er wiiicb ia uiy breat to grow slowly b'lt aa-eiy. 1 be biincb grew an 4 berani qnlie bery. I leit that I nifl either b.ive it Bat it cimraeneed liehsrgiog quantit'e of almost biacb. Ilii: bloo-u 1 1 eoullnued healing aronn.t tb aotil rvbruary, wiiea it was rntirely beai'O and welL Hr.TrtY WO11I).

1 eebett. Plyaivuth ass, Jaly It. 1VA. fcwl.i t-pecide Is entnalf rt-g table, snd seem to euro saaeer by forcing oat the lai-pan-M freis the blood. 1 realise oa Blood aud Bkla Diseases mailed free.

Tub Swift Rrccirtc co Drawer a. AUaata. Qs-syK. 1A7.W. Xd Bi.

ATI eoaiiniin'eatJone for this deeartacat houid be addressed to the Chess Editor. Kiw OtLBARa. Jam. 10. 1SSS.

Chess TMreetery. ew Orleans Chess. Check-ers sod hist (iub. corner anal and Haroan streete. Non-renieBts of eitr er parish eaa tare-care iiitroductioa aad visitors' caTws through members.

Chess Edl tor II au kee WeTc-, Notle In vour column of Jan. 3. a letter from Urrr R. H. Bechier in refereaee to our comments onoa a game in tbe match between lira.

Fetereoa and himself, la oar Issue ot lx-e. 13. 1-S3. we have forwarded to yon by mail our analysis snowing, as we believe, a forced mate In eight from Black'a 3ota move, kindly give asms a place la your valued eoluiua. C.

New Orleans. We are mueh obliged for yonr Interesting tables aad formulas in regard to draughts possibilities. Bave written yoa In reference to them. K. B.C.

lioboken. M. J. Alas I eaa mutually condole with eaca outer, save that ours waa our sole and only one, and our grief Is In proportion. K.

D. Milwaukee. Safely received. Tbanka. U.

R-. Philadelphia. It mast have been aa accident; but shall sec to It without delay. JVeafsnt -Vs. S33.

BT WILL H. LYOHS. OF KIWPOKT, ET. (From Cbsss-Xot Barra.) BLACK: 2 P1BCEA. IXZR i.

a. i i A ::4 I -V I 1 yiii -wmtA rl uitk: rises. White to play and mate in two moras. Problem Xo. 936.

By ths Same Author. (From CKU AuX 1 At KB KB 4. 2. Kt 2, At kt KKt6.KKt.KBl White ts play and mala la three moves. Solutions.

Solutions and solvers' list held ever till next week. Chrs-Xt littrr. Chess-Sat bcrrs: How tbey are formed and tow to thorn. A treatuts on hes by Win II. Lyon.

ewport, kj in4. The strictly didactlo literature of problematic chess is limited Indeed. While ita merely Illustrative contingent, in the shspe of problem collections pure and simple, may ne counted almost by scores of volumes; while the number of these is constantly being augmented by the pardonable vanity of other composers eager to secure a family reunion of their mental progeny in at least seemingly ermanect form; and while the current monthly and weekly chess periodicals of the day continue to swell tha tide ot composition at ti astonishing rate cf mora than 5000 problems annually, it la not a little curious to note tiiat the didactic works, which should form tbe basis and regulate tbe development and character ot all this vast mass cf composition, may almost be numbered on the fingers of a single hand! To what cause or causes this fact Is due we do not preteud to discuss, but certain it Is that American cbessiats fiay lastly boast that, of these vol umea, the composition of an American author constitutes ioeon. testauly the lending work the Chtts Strult jry of Mr. Loyd, which one of the most eminent problem critics of our times has pronounced a masterpiece deserving to become the text book ai raa'e mec mm of proLlcmists all over the oild.

Wben, therefore, under this somewhat peculiar combination cf circumstances, it was announced tbat another Amciiean author was about to issue a supposedly similar, if somewhat briefer work, uuder the title forming the caption of this article, it is undeniable that Its appearance was awaited with considerable expectation, aud something of curiosity. Its recent arrival has gratified the letter feeling, and la eome senses met and in others diwapitomted the former. reason ot sueii disappointment aa is experienced ou its perusai is a vstsiuipie one: the wore, accurately speaking, ie not what it professed to be. and is wbat it professed not to be. in terms, upon iu title page, it ie announoed to be "a treatise on ebrs problems." and thus wa are Induced to anticipate a genuine didactic work, aud not a mere collection of problems; npon inspection we find that in tbe strict sense ot tbe term It 1a not a didactic work at all, aud that two-thirds of its mass are a mere collection of problems.

A genuine work ot instruction In the problem-art must, we eoueeive. so artistically interweave tbe theory and prsetme of tbe art tuat every principle deliceJ shall receive apt Illustration in a problem or prouiems exemplifying it, appropriately introduced and analyzed; a feature beautifully characteristic of Mr. Loyd'a great book. "Cueas-Kut Burrs," ou the otber hand, is altogether lacking in this res peel; indeed. It cannot be said to even attempt success In It, since but a single Illustrative problem is introduced in its sixty pages of lelter-press.

In reality, the woik cousists of a theoretical esssy upon problems, euibodj ing tee au-toor's viewa on composition aud solving, followed, aa we bave said above, by a misoeilaoeoua collection of lOU two-move and three-move, direct-mate prob-lems. by various compoeera. aud. in tue authnr'e words, "selected for the purpose ot illustrating ideas with the least poe-siols number of pieces, and to leach the learner ratber than delight the advanced atudent." Rut. Indeed, it is precisely from this last mentioned standpoint that the method and arrangement of the work are, we think, unfortunate, aud wo strongly apprehend that the authors intentions, as to the parties to be benefited by its perusal, are lousequeutijr rather more than apt to be reversed.

Turning aside, however, from this question or method and arraunement, and viewing Mr. Lyon's little work, not Willi regard to what It professes to be, but to what it realty Is. we find much to commend and comparatively little to disapprove (Xo os totUiAutd. The Sttinitz-Zukrrtiyrt UateM. We are pleased to chronicle Ilia fact that tLe report current la various exchanges were confirmed during ths paat week by the arrival of a letter from Mr.

to the referee, la which the original claim of $00 One ageinat Lr. Zukertort was formally weired. Tbe IVcember number of tue London Chru ilouildy. just to band, con-ttina the final correspondence between Messrs. rere and aiinenin on tbe subject of the minor ruiee aud regulations of the matca.

Lr. Zukertort rejected tun clause providing that the match shouM be played under tue tone or tne ixnuou cness con-cress of 162. and proposed Instead the International Code as is! I down in the Uer-uian handtutk, ed. 1S7'J. or acy othr acknowledged code approved by Uie referee.

The Loodon Code of 1 fii is req uen I ly termed Fawa Code" on account of Ita well-known and unique proviso that wben a i'awa baa reached the adverse royal rank ictb equate) the player has the option of selecting a piece, or of deciding that it shall remain a Fawa. We were somewhat surprised originally to note that Mr. feteintu snould bave proposed the code la question, unmodified, too, ia this particular Ir. Zukertort also unqualifiedly rejected tue fourteen lb. sisioeutb and seventeenth rules aa proffered by Mr.

etemita. these rules la auastanee seeking toliopoae stringent provisions la tha steps of monetary lines to compel tbe piayers "to observe a gentlemanly behavior toward eacu ctber." Aa Mr. lochia Justly puts It. "wbea once gentlemen have consented IC meet each other over tbo board. It most betasea for granted tuat tbey will behave like gentlemen; and.

wo would add. the only but a fully eahteient peoaity for a failure to do so woukl surely seem to exist la tbe prompt and posiuve public eoudemitaUnn that such a failure would draw down oa Ihe attending In tha letter fro as Mr. bteiaits to the reierec above asontioued, it waa stated tbat the first game cf tbe match had beea postponed to Mooday.Jaa.il; tbla. we understand, la order that it might eouimeaee regularly at the beginning cf toe week, aa apparently ooateasplaied aader tha rtslaa. A corrasponaoal at tag Frerl-, A committee, consisting cf Messrs.

3. O. Blanenard, L. Lai J. L.

Cross. O. Wilcox ami Jas. IX tkguin. has recently beea appointed to take eteps to Inaugurate the nrst annual winter handicap or tne rew Orleans Cness.

Checkers and Whist Club, and bas already posted tbe entraaoc lists. This being the first handicap ever beld in tbe club, tbe handicapping committee are likely to be some wbat at sea la the classing of the various contestant, and ae lime apceulaiion exists as to the matter. We think some sadly comical results are apt to be developed at any rate for the stronger players of tne club, wbo are already protesting that they are going in "as lambs to the siauciiter. Kugenc B. Cook, of Hoboksn.

X. has 74tf voiumee of ebess book a. not Ineluuiug a number of engravings and manuscript. John O. White, of Cleveland.

baa over 3ouo ebess work. Including engravings and snenueenpta, and representing a value cf ever flO.iHJt Tbls Is tue largest collection ta tbe world. Tbere ie not a duplicate a uouf them. baa. A.

Gliberg of Brooklyn, N. bas a very Cue collection also. James Barker. Southern lrade. Mr.

Gil- berg's library numbers, we believe, consider aoly eer lOOu volumes. Among the visitors to the l-al das during tne past week waa ths Rev. Mr. Tbo. D.

Fblliip. now of Chieago but lately of Canada, where he was secret of tha Canadian Cbea Association unfl his removal to the I'nlted tstatee. St Phillips vlalted this city partly on pleasure and partly on iu connection with tbe two papers. 1 he Vanatitan-American and The As- tNjf (lurM, bo to or wuien ne represents. Aceotding to tbe Philadelphia rimes.

Dr. ikertort, shortly after hia arrival In ew York, electrified the "ga.isry" of tbe Mscbattan Chess Club with the following profound problem in one move: Whits: KatK KHKB7; Kt at Kt at Kt 7. iack at 2. Tbe "ga.lrry" was Incredulous, but the Doctor proceeded to den.ootrate a mate in accordance wit tbe letter of the rule or chess, t. tbe letter of ti rule aa defined In the London Cade ot 14(12 which we mention above, and wnicu tue solver must construe and apply with more than legal esmteueaa to fatnotn the profundity of the Doctor's problem.

A correspondent writes rts that Mr. Mof hie claims tUst in his total score with Mr. A. Burn, of Liverpool, be was only one game behiud. Our Cbu-agolnformant atatee that while this may be correct, atili.

lu tbe more serious coutexts for a stske whien be wltneased. the Fngliah piayer wss considerably ahead. Tbe buines meeting of the New Orleans Choss, Checkers aud Whist Club, beld cn the evening of the eta Instant, was largely attended, and would doubtless hare been luoie ei but for the iutenaa and uu-uauai eoi'lnena of the weatlier. The meeting was a protracted one: various important metiers were d'teuased at and tue business report of the govrrvlng committee was received ami ui.aiil:no adopted by the club. Viewed and acted upon from the standpoint of genuine ci'ib patriotiaui, meetings of this sort do only good.

They ttndoubudty tend to stimulate cub official to a stricter and n.oreeRergeiicf'.iiniiment of their duties, and should erre to impress upon every good and well meaning member tlae vital necessity ir ail and per-suarlona to work together harmoniously for tha common good. Mr. E. R. Cook, the final the lata problem tourney, No.

of tbe Mirror of American bpori. bas ailered bis award of pr.zes as mentioned in ourcolumuof Nor. l.V He now award tbe second orize to Mr. W. Atkinson, or Montreal, thus relegating Mr.

Rsvaer to third plaoe. aud throwing Mr. Bull altogether out of bis prize. The ciianue was made. It is stated, on account of a deprecative error la the Judge's exammatiuu of Mr.

Atkinson's problem. We suppooe it is iustitled on the ground that the pubiubed award was open to change for cause during feO days, but the occurrence is undoubtedly unfortunate, aa Mr. Cook himself The Hrst part of the Book of the Ruglish Counties' Ches Association for IsHo, to contain, wbea completed, the fuil account of its auceeaefui congress at Hereford last year, t.ie games of the Masters' Tourney aud much other valuable chess information, is Just to band. Tnis first Installment consists of a well-printed Pamphlet of lhiriy-to pages. containing suu.irr correspondence, tea games an various diagrammed problems, from all cf which we aeiert the very fine purli given below.

Tbe cost is one smiling (twentr-tlve cents), and nve to six sueu pamphlets will baeuoceesiveiy Uauedlo form the oow. wnion n.sy ue orut reu rrom i.er. A. r-kipwortn, Tttford Roctury, lloracas- ue, Lng'and. Game Ao.

Sf O. A BT.1LLIAST BY CAIT. MACKENZIE. We quote the followins benutl'ul specli'ien game Irom the psnip.ilet just ixtued as the first installment of the Boo ot the Lugiish CouulieV Cuess Association meeting of Icbli the recent Hereford C.nitre.s. The game was played ia the sclera" Tourna-mxnt.

and iu its ex ilsite couclustou is a monument to Capt. Mai'keurie's genius. The notes aie by tue ensue editor or the London Field, in which we believe the parlie tii.t appeared BUY LOPEZ. ITAihj. B'aek CtrT.

O. H. MACkS.NZIS. MM. I.

OUSSBkRC. 1. to 4 to 4 '1. Kt to 3 KltetjRS 3. to Kt 5 lo 4 3 4.

to 4 Kt to a 3 5. FtoQ.4 FxF 6. Castles to 1 7. to 5 Kt to 5 m. Ktx 1 Ktx Kt S.

yiKI Kt to 4 10. toKt3 Kt 11. Kt Castles 12. to 4 (a) to Kt 4 IS. KttoB3 BtoKI2 14.

OR to BloO 3 15. Kttotj5 lo (t) 1. to 3 to 17. KU'nU to 3 IS. FxF 19.

Kt Kt CO. to 5 IflnKl II. to Kt 3 lo a 'ZL. ItloK to IS. to 4 to 3 lO 11 25.

to 3 to RtoKt3 1' to OR 4 to Kt 4 rf) FxF 2H. QxsltF to 2 UhlOt to 4 30. to 2 to Kt 3 Ul. to Kt 3 to 5 32. to 2 to tf 4 (e SS.

to 5 to 3 St. to 4 () HloKl 35. to Kt 5 to 5 lltnul to 2 37. to L- 3 HtoBt 34. to 5 1 to 4 31.

to 40. to 4 41- FtoR(jr RXV1(A) 42. FxF (ch) Klf 43. lli) I 44. lo (cbl And White mates next mora.

KOTE.H. It Cant. Marken rlntms this ss hi own Continuation at th. i tie object ia to pre vent I1 X. b-ciu" id that rae bite wonlrt win a I'aw it It (cb) KluK; P.

folli.wrd t'l li I P. (ft) It was snggeatrd I Hit Kia kucattahsre platbd here li to 4 I. t.l or.l btll" 1" tu Bl. but 1. aupear that Sue would maintain ths uprn.r p.

ition even tben.c 13 ftoVlB: IU te te 14 oU. 1IH1 f.UtuUi; IS to bl 17 14 I gt Bl; I4U 1 Q. il kl to Bl. ami While has Kmg.it against Biabop. snd a better develo el jr-iuie.

lu lbs suon uuuiug. in tne Isle Pari 1 tri piaveil nre Maekeaxie 12 to 4. gitiag up a Paws, but this 1 nut to be ircumu.nu.ii-d. If tihnn lti to 17 P.B 1 B. aud Ml would probaoir win tue Isolated UP.

Cn.ler the cir- i-uiui'tauees, however, It be nrfrr 1 to to routmaji' i tlje texl, whlca brosghl ii.acc ine hopAie-e IS) II 17 P. Hire IT to 2S I Kt 4. to 4. with af.ur ceuatsr-attaca. ir) B.ark has prat tu ally ao more at bl riis-pnal.

AU hi plrce are uaeeaaary to fod tbe king's peaition, aud it is ti rs-wuvt tbeaiv-re i.l-hop frem ibril a naL (O Tu pretty ont wa p. lu'ert ent by II r. Hird: MHxK. I to X. P.

to il 4: UMHl (rli). to 4. 47 (el. I. MUitKI clu, iKtaB (ch), to KV; su 4 VI icii), 41 and wins.

id) a worthy eenclusioa to a splendidly plet gnii.e. A) If 41 to B. Wtile wis with 41 icn. te alt; iiBMBI tdis. ch).

to 44 (Ch), etc. Carter Tight Lacing. Washiagtoa Republic Tbe great asturs.Ut, Carter, was walking ens dsy with a young lady wbo was a victim ot tigutlao ng la garden In Paris. A lively bloeaom upon aa clegsot plsat drew from her aa expreeaion of admiration. Looking at ber pale, thin race.

Curler said You were Uke this flower once; to-morrow It will be as yoa are tow." xt dsy he led ber lo the same spot aud the beaut.I ul Cower was dying, bhe asked the cause. "Ibis pleat." replied Carter, "is an Image of yourself. I will sbow yoa what Is tue matter with it." lie pointed to acurd bound lightly around the stem and said: You are fadlug away exactly In the same manner under the compression of your ooraet. and yoa are losing by degrees all your youtaf ul ebarms. Just because you hare not tue courage to resist thla dangerous fashion." Headache, I easel.

Dyspepsia. Bhea-matiam what miserable things tey are. Yet Lr. Keanedy'a Favorite Remedy is easily auaeug i them ail. Frioe $1, auKat'lly, uie aitnost human of i tue dog hsa uevtr been t-euietl.

iii.jrfrct I iMiwers of exi-r-ion here not euab.ee liiui 10 do tinaeif full justice. The carrier has to he remoted, now that ti.t brat dog i hum learned to oomuiumeate bla Ideaa in word. ViiilGue oog uaa uuimnucn do. Nay; I do not dpair of eeebig dogs In receit of a free eduraiion from tneblaie. And wten tnat ta etfeetoil.

It wnl be an auoualy whU'b every radical mind will abhor should ttoe Life-lily edueatrd and iuuii-llgeiit uimkU he reiused llie franchise at a Uiue wiien j.rebauly every woman would be lu poesuenii of this high prlviiege. -Canine sufirsKe wili ieeome a neceseity. And what results may we not expect from f.u. lnuiiTiouoi freaU. vicoroua inteliiifencel I For oesitunee our docs hive been waiolilng the wels of our fontical henelotea.

It la lmpoAaihle that tbey bare done so wltbout ariiviog at aou general conclusions on the autij-ct. and what those conrluaiona are we sha.l ere long be enabled to ascertain with accuracy. That their vie wa will be of a leveling and generally democratic tendency, I do not doubt for a momi-nt; the long degradation ot being compelled, as they have been, to subserve the seiilsb sports of a pampered anittoerary, must nave enrolled tiieui long aiace in tbr crusade agalnat landed lu-teresU. Ttit-y own no property, and can tli at have little interest In defending it; they have no desire lor military gicry, and, ttiertfme, no mikcbievous impulse of patriotism; to religious principles of acy kiud, and. consequently, are free from any super-atitioua rt-vereijce for a etate-protected hurt But it may be necessary, Iridoiine, iiotwi.hsibiidiug.

to prepare tht-iu lor the hu-h duties lual will devolve uHn them as eii.zt-ne. eo mat. wben the time arrives, they may vole as one dog on ttie side of progress. "For tbt-y will prove in dexterous bauds a tremendous political engine, and well manipulated, in ht easi.y away ti.e balance at every poll ng booth in the kingdom. Think, too.

ot tiie niinreMion that a demonstration of EiiCiiah dora in iiyde I'ark on any question Umt was surruig the puoliounud would Infallilily produce tremendous, Iridoliue, tremendous 1 -1 hts only makes It the more If yoa bare followed me, that the national dogn aiiould be thoroughly and systematically indociriuated with accurate (liy wbicu I bean to Imply my own) viewa before our oppeDrnte have bad time to pereelre the full political imput tauce of these early instanoea of canine educatioa." "I quite aee that, dear. I said "what I do not eee la exactly bow you are going to Indoctrinate so many dogs." "Ttiat ta a question." said Robert, "to wbicb I inieud to devote some anxious consideration." And. oue lay. not very long aftrwarJ, fee eame nome with a face positively teaming why, I did not at brat understand, for be waa being followed by the queerest loosing dog Iereraaw. lie was of no particular breed, but seemed compounded of tue worst points of lbs oommoner mongrels; be waa ahaggy at irregular intervals, and bare where a dog of any self rexpect would have been bulry; be bad pink eye and piebald nose, and bis tali appeared to lire undemeaih him.

Imagine my aurprise, then, when Robert introduced biiu to tue as the future regenerator of his race, and even of humanity! not judge blm by said, "you must look beiow tbe surface" (which I would not bare done on any consideration). "Us bas been of late amid sur-rouudinga unworthy of bim, as hia proprietor, a moot recpeotabie person, who galua a prroarioua living by checking the ravagea of tne domestie rat. and also by a species of industry l.e designates as "odd deplored to me with tears in his eyes. For he is a dug who bas bad no common advantage, having been carefully Instructed by a scientific, baronet in tbe rudiments of a sound, commercial edueatiou. lie is an anlmul, I bare reason to believe, of sturdy intellect and strong moral principles all be needs is a certain amount of mild eupervislon "And a rm bath, I a.ided.

lint I think Uiat creature looked, if anytuing, worse wben ean. Robert's notion was to teria by inoculat ing this dor with advanced radical tenets. leading bim by easy, progressive stages through social democratism to enlightened communism, and. then, when he was quite aouud. aendlng nlni forth to Influence other docs, who, in their turn, wou.d spread the doctrine urtner still.

"lie bas been known aa said Robert, "but must be renamed. What do rou think of -tiinus. tbe Dog Star I thought it too suggestive of hydrophobia to be pleasant, ao, erentualiy. we etinst-ened blm "Cadmus," aa being destined to bo- stow tbe boon of letters npon bla lellow-be- lnga. Be eonld not write, of course.

In tbe ordinary way, but we got blm a little wallet. full of letters of the alphabet, to wear around bia neck, and when be bad anything to say be arranged tbe letters on the ground with bia nose and fore paws, ao as to lorn a sentence. Be had gone back considerably, we found, but I worked through "Jaayor'e tpelnng Hook" and an "Introduction to Fuglish Froee Composition" with him. until be waa able to express himself with a fair amount or correctness and nuncy, lor a dog, tnougn with a coarseness and absence of literary culture which pained Robert and myself exceedingly. la tbe afternoons Robert would take Cadmus himself, and discourse, la terms adapted to bis comprehension, on subjects connected with political economy and social science; I went la once to tbe study, and foand Robert lecturing with great earnestness.

"Vk nere are you now I asked. "Investigating the question of monopolies," be said "I am cautioning bim against eome of the, received fallacies on tbe sub ject." "Weil, Robert." said I. "the dog'a asleep." For the Aral time be lost his temper and with me. "He waa not asleep till yon came In. Fri-doline," be said.

"How ean you expect tbe dog to remain awake wben you come bursting into tbe room like thla I I must beg you wul not luterrupt us again." And from tbat time be waa continually acolding me on Cadmoa' account, who did not atrike me as a partieclariv guteu dog. "He doea not improve in bia spelling, r'ri-doline," be would say, "you are not strict enough with bim, and yon do not treat bim In a mauner calculated to increase bis self-respect. I have observed you repeatedly pat blm on the bead and addresa bim aa logKuma." or Oid Caddy-wad. you are too familiar with bim, Fridoline hut bat waa I to do, wnen the animal refused to work at all. unless I would pat him and feed bim with cake Then Robert used to be very angry because be never got bia fiperiattir at the proper time, and wben be did ge: it It looked aa if it bad been worried but I cannot eee yet that It waa my fault if Cadmus would insist ou the first perusal of It In his kennel! And we bad a little unpleasantness, too, because 1 bad told Robert, wben be bad Juit been congratulating himself upon having thoroughly couvlneed Cadmus of the Inexpedient of retaining India, that I feared the dog was still under some mlsappreheu-sum on the subject.

"I have lust got out of bim what It Is tbat makea bim bowl ao these mooullght ulgbls." I said, aud I And, Robert, the idiotic thing got it Into 't bead that the moon is our Indian empire! "And wbatit be bast" cried Robert, irritably. "You women never understand tbeae tnmgal What does It aignify what hia im-preasion of India la so long aa be la clear about tbe Imimllcy of poeseeslng it 1 I bave no dobbt bis ideas oa tbe subject are quite a lucid as those ot the aversge eleotor. Why can't you let tbe poor dog aiouel" fiye-and-bye Cadraua began to absent himself for period! of two or three dare at a time. "He la proselytising." said Robert; "hia zeal baa sent bim out thus ear.y." I only know tbat it brought bim back very late, and a perfect mask of mud. At last, during one of these Absences.

Robert called to me: "I will own now that I waa begiunuig to sntertain double but look bere. Found lu bla kennel!" be cried, and showed me a heap of copper and some small ei.rer. "I hope be eame by It bonjtly." I said. "Friduline, you are bard on tue dog. Can yon suppose be baa any need of it for himself I When I bave eo repeatedly eularged to him upon the sin of concentrating wealth! No; ail this time be bas been modestly and secretly laboring for these sums, depend upon H.

bave been collected by him for the cause!" bo, wben Cadmus came back. Robert com plimented and thanked blm warmly: "la future," be said. "I will relieve you of tbe reapoasibitity of guarding these contributions. I will charge myself with tee sums you bring In. open a depoeit in my own nerve at tbe I'ostofUee barings Bank, and render too atriet monthly aeoounta.

Will that meet your view I ahall never forget tba look In tbat dog's eyes, as be sulkily ricked out an N. and ranged aa by Its aids. "Hot." said Robert, "yoi anrely Intend to devoto thla money to tbe eaus Cadmus, however, made It aufflclent-y plain that be old not. 'What Uear wa atked. and ha waa a loaf I bad bim by tbeaoruff of tbe neck In an Instant, and made bim leave bla 111 gotten balf penee on ti.e ground and come borne with ma.

V. ben I got bim safely there I talked to bim seriously. "Yoa!" I said. "You to use your talent, which waa given to you for the advancement of your species, in depriving ours of our hard-earned a.oney 1 It wl I pain me, but I shall bave to tell Robert of you." Be began sorting cut bia nasty alphabet, and presently I read: "i shall tell of you first." "Of what-yos impudent tnlr." I cried, and beset to work again presently the testers ran "Wot you rote In or dlry I turned cold for years I have been in the habit of keeping a journal In whieu 1 enter my more serious thoughts, which one la otherwise so apt to forget, and as I wrote "strictly private" outside. It never occurred to ine that any eye but my own waa likely to peruse it, eo that I wrote with a freedom I uiicht not otherwise bsve thought prudent.

Tbe question now was, bow far had my Imprudence led met and I rushed to my r.M.iu. took out my journal, and examined It with hteatblesa anxiety. fliers tuey were, all tbe nlriden longings, the yearning, the secret aspirations of uiy inmost heart, faithfully recortied, and I felt that there were certain passages that (though there as no barm in them) I should be very sorry lor Robert to see. And oa page after page there Is as a mark lie a muddy shamrock, which showed trie that that disgustingly dog bad read every void I wss weak ouongb tort. turn and endeavor to cajole bim, and thus planed myself witn-In his power, wbicb I need not aay he shamefully abused.

All tbat day aud the next he ale chickens and lay on my best ottoman In the drawing-room, and I bad to preteud to atonfehed callets tuat be waa a privileged faTonte. He never owned finitely what he Intended to do, aud I happened most unfortunately to be out wbeu Rout rt returned, or I should c.riainly bave hidden Cadmus' alphabet; but I found blm shut up in the study with tbat odloua animal, and I knew lroiu the manner of both that my poor little secrets bad been reuioreleosly betrayed. "Oh, Robert!" I began at ones, "I cover really meant a single word of it 1" All be replied was, "I want that photograph." and aa I was struck silent, be exclaimed. "Trie portrait of Charlie, whom, aa your journal does not hesitate to admit, you inlrs more and more every day the portrait you are not ashamed to carry upou your person oo yon mean my locket I eried. "What are you dreaming of, Robert "It is no dream." be aaid in sombre tones; "this faithful fnead at considerable coet to bis own feelings" (here Cadmus shut bis eyes and be trail to stretch) "bas felt It bis duty to speak of what, in every pardonable exercise of bla new aeeompUebiuenta.

he has accidentally discovered. Tue locket, Fridolint, tbe lo "Then, If you must bave It," I said "here Robert opened the case with trembling fingers. "A spaniel!" he cried, between dls-gUftt and relief. "Yes," I said. "My poor dear King Charlie who died, and though be srasu't educated enough to rsake iniaehicf.

poor darling, waa worth a dozen crawling ours like that beast there. Apologize, please, Robert "Cadmus." said Robert, xtiffiy. "have the gt'oduess to retire to the kitchen." That night, as Robert and now completely reconciled (except tbat he would still try to take the deg'e part), were amine np aomewhat late, we beard a couple of luulilod barks in the back garden. "You see," aaid Robert, "he mcy not be all I bad hoped from him. be may be a little conceited and orlicious; but you must admit, Fridoline, that at the worst be remaina aa admirable bouse dog!" Here there was a ring at the bell, and we found a policeman at oar gate.

"Ugut lu yaur inching," he xald. "thought Fd make inquiry, bein' "The maid bare gone to bod," said I. "Then." said Robert, "it must be a tur-glar, and our faithful dog was seeking to give the alarm." We west down-stairs, and tliera. juat Inside tbe scullery window, was the lower balf of a man stuck fast and kicking violently. "That's Rieary Rill's legs," sid the constable, aa he scoured them with a rope, and presently the enure burglar lay, swearing horribly, on tbe scullery floor.

"bo," said Robert directly be saw bim, "this Is oue of your odd jobs. Is it It was the man who bad sold bim Flncber. If further proof bad been wanting, the dog entered at that moment and came cringing up to hi former master. "The hoid gaine'caid the policeman, "yoa an' the dawg, llilL Rut you didn't work it this time." "If that there dawg bad gin me the orflea as be ought to, I'd ha' beea fur enough away by this time, but be never tipped me a bark, be didn't!" said the prisoner, resentfully. "What doea thla mean, constable aaid Robert.

"Why, this bere dawg'a as well known to as aa Rill himself they've worked iu couples many a joh.on'y we never could catch them at It. Tbe dawg, be keeps guard like, and haras when be bears any one eoiuln' twlee for one of us, onoa for the person ot the hotie." Then yoa mnsn't blame the dng. burglar." I said, "for ba did bark twioe I beard blm." "Then I tell yer how it was." he retorted. "I a as ar busy try In' to find some of your bloomin' plate that wasn't electro, that I never beard bim, that's all. Well, I'm glad the old dawg didn't turn agin me, that I am.

Me an' iitm'il stand In the dock together, ch 1'lncberr "Don't flatter yourself!" said the on feeling constable, "long afore that your dawg'll have seen tbe Inside ot a waterbutt and a good riddauoe 1" cih." I cried, "yoa won't drown him, surely "lle'il lie took afore tha sitting magistrate aa part of the evidence for committal, an tnen he'll be sent to the loge' 'Ome at Bnt-tereea, aud if no one dou't eiaiin bim. drowned he'll be!" was the calm answer. "Rut p'raffl you'd like to keep bim as a souvenir, air 1" the coustable suggested. I was afraid Robert was going to accept but be coughed and reddened slightly. "On tbo whoie." be replied, "from what I now know of bis antecedents I ah, think not." "Well, he ain't mueh to look at.

certainly. agreed the policeman; "then it's all np with bira." Rut Cadmus, wbo seemed to bave beea following the dialogue with some Interest, and not to approve of the manner In which bis destiny bad been decided for him, here gave a audden spring through the open window, and was lost in the darkness. "You won't get bim inside of that water-butt o' yourn just yet awhile!" aaid tha burglar, chuckling. And I am at earned to confess that I waa extremely giad of.lt- Potcs months after the burglar's conviction. I happened to be taken by some friends with wboiu I was staying to a small eountrv theatre Robert.

I need scarcely eay, not forming one of tne party. The pleoe they played waa a version of the "Bogot Mont-argis," and direct. that noble animal made bis appearance I recognised bim. It waa Fmcher, alias "Cadmus." alias "Bayard." tbe name uuder which be bad apparently gone on tha stage. He went through bis rart (which be scarcely looked) creditably enough, and wbea be eame before tbe cur tain at the close to bow bis acknowledge merits, be east aa Imploring glance upward at the stage box where I sat the one person there wbo knew bow checkered had beea hia vast.

And I threw him down a little bnneh cf violets I was wearing, which. I think, he understood as a token that I would not betray blm. Robert, who had been allowed to read some part of this, sara I am betraying blm now but, of course. I have only mentioned this story in strict confidence, and I am snre no one would use it to prejudice a poor dog who is struggling hard to be respectable. For I am beginning to thlok myself that tbe atage.

with all Its temptations, offers a far better career for a dog than demonstrating on plstrorms or agitating for things be can know very little about. Robert still declares be doea not agree with me, but be bas taken no steps aa yet ta educate aay mora dogs. London txgor. T. we weeks' use of Ir Kennedy's "Favor-It Remedy' cured me of that dangerous HAMniftlnt A tnn.

In tli. 14. Ki 1 pi Hicka, Fieasaat Vailey, K. X. utalion iu tue treAtuieutanarure or i rivai.

ervus and Cbronte liseeee. )Ui KKM-tlllE-t At SLICKLY AMI CUKK Tbe secret of our success consists la bo-orsble treatoient to all. bare merely made um of our great research and ie e-perienec lu a eoiuiuon seuee war. I this way we bave built up a large praeliee. carina; eur patients and loaaiug many friends.

HEART DISEASE. irregular action of the heart, or or ful.ueasof tbe bead. UllSteulty iu breat.iuig, stiSoeatmg feelings, pain In tiis r. tbo be.trr or in tne left arm or L.o;.l.:rr. or a numb, prtekiy feeling In tbe tlugersof the Wtt baud, or a dren.i of being a.ouo nni a fear of iniiwmlint danger, you bave time to lose, consult llrs.

Bulla A heltsal iuw. All tue heart treated. Cail al lU'J Canal street, Or.eana. LUNG DISEASES. ebot or a tickling sensation in the ti'r if yon COU2U ami ra wblte.

tougU iiuii'ou as yellow and trekel wltli bl.mil i.r yoa hare lu bieulh-ing. afteruoou rbiil. evening vir. iiiubt sweat. eiiMMistion, piles, pour tile, snd.

if a eiual, letieot rbtra at. 1 soitnly os uppreed iniie. yim bave no time to experiment wtib cod liver oil. patent cua- umbtiou rnrs, eoiiab meil.cipi trc.isngo of eliuiate. not run diigrriiK rik.

bnt consult the experieiieed lrs. liett itetta. surgeon, at once. Ad diseuaes of lh lungs, thrust aud air passages t.uut tueui free at 1U0 Caual street, ew Orleans. A A If you miir-r with va 1 muriis lu tbe noes nn.i throat, a tniir feeling lo tiie l.eiul.

hawking and duit. heavy pains s. r. tbe eyes, a s-nsatiim aa ot pressure ou llie iurau diaeiiarrt from tbe nostril, kores ami 11 orr in tue nose, b.i.l breath. be.i.i;U'hes, and tired, dull, nQ glib! feeling.

conult tiie et ii-rlire. lira. Bells A Betts. All for i and oini of catarrh treated, tlttl.rs ISO Ctiai strsot. iVtv Orleau.

VV0Ar'S DISEASESandX: sutToriug a tth painful or irregular uini.atrusv tiou. too inuoli or too Utile, too r.irly or tu long ileinye.l, pales In the eiiia.il n( tbe back and at tbe lower end of tne bearing down pains, a not pt on tUe top of tne bead. uervoiiKbess. Irritability. Up-ouii y.

baliuolualion. srxnitl indilt reure. l.airuu-nes. r. eoneelvn sntiiTiug uiiROarflanfi.

leneorrbea, or any discharge of wbtlinn. greenish ur glairy munwue, burning or sealtt-ing urine, luloierable Itcbing, poor uppelita. loaiiig tloaU or elne growing very fat. Bit.low euuiplezioii. il irk eneles uuder the eye, and unaecnuntiiMe lo or strentrtb and vitality, SHoiild co 11 mi It al once lr.

Bella iills, experienced speuinllala in tbe treat nieot of difaae of woinru and etiiltlreu. All lorma aud computations of diseases peculiar Is) females treated. Cotisullalioa, free. 130 Canal street. ew Orluans.

STOiMACH DISEASES. pep is, or pain, sdreoeits, fullness, bloating or sour stomaob, nausea or vou.iiiiig. headache, psiu in tue alouiarb, side, arm or or a numb, jricliy feeling; If jour bowels are cootlve or you have the diarrimia; If you have piles, fistula or hernia, or any dlenes uf tue slouiacb. liver or tioweia. conaiilt the eminently aucoessful lr.

Betts A Belts, survcon. All dl-aes cf the livrr. slntimob. b.iweU and digestive appal aim treitted ami eurea g.iaran Couultatlua free. ISO Canal street, Mw Orleans.

KIDNEY DISEASES, i highly colored, luiUy, or very clear, is passed often aud wliu pain, or Is scant or too abundant, and easts a sediiuentof wiilte, rvpv or brick-dut color; or if on barepaloa in tbe back or feel weak, or if there la heavy, dragging or bearing down seiution. or any di-a-e or unnalaal symptouie and disagreeable sesiatlons about the gen 110-nrluary orgass, ueh as an unnatural discbarge or nonius or burning snsattnO don't pet 1 money for uncertain reiuodiea. but euusuit Ur. Betts A Betts at once. AU dieaesof ths kluneys.

blailder and generative organ suecesefully treated. Conau nation free. ISO Canal street, Mew Orleans. SKIN DISEASES. cesafully treated and en red.

lx not derange your touian, bowels or dlgrsuoo by takiug so-called -blood medicines," but apply to lrs. Betts A Betts. surgsons. aud be cured at once without Injury. Their treatment for blood and akin dlseasee will lo you more good in one mnnta than all the "blood medicine" you ever took.

Tbere Is no tieceaity Ir going to Hot Hprlnge. for we never fail, anl will give for ch we cannot euro. Con Halloa free. ISO Canal Ueet, Sew Orleans. MEN'S DISEASES.

XSEJ: usi WeakueM or iueapaeity promptly cured. Skillful surgical operation to correct ilc-feete and deforuiitirs. whethsr inherited or tbe result of inj.try ur disease. Io not allow Inexperieuced dontors to permanently Injure you. All Ulneasee of men treated.

Consultation free. 13i Caual street, New Or-lean. remedies act quickly aud our permanently. NERVOUS Debility, Pperma-torr'itea. Minimal Ixissi s.MgblKiu!iou.

I.aes Vital I'o l. I Meiuo-ry, Cbuiuslon of I le. iii'ir Brfure the Eyes. Lauguor. Olooinint-, of it e.

Aversion tu Society, l.ju lis-eouraaail, of mlldeuce, ill, Ll.Jess, L'uilt for btiidv or iiii, ana finds ins a burden. WA I- LLY, ri.llAA.Si.XlLX ASlt I'KIVATtLY CCB11. BLOOD rlble lu Its results compieieiy erllestel wliu.mt the use of mercury, ricroftila. Kryat-Iela. lever, iuree, Blotches, 1'ioiple.

I ie. lu thn and i More Throat. Mouth and Tongue. in lu.ar tn-largeuieata of the K'leumaiUm. afarrh.

PKKMANKNTl.V CL'BKU Wlifc.V OTilfciUi ilAVt FAILED. URINARYU lla-li. Buru.ug L'rine, Freijuenoy of blgu colored or tuiixy seuitneul 01. stand Ing. lonfrrhiea.Jie-t.Cyvit;, etc, A'1 8 CUKElJ.

liil.Ulm I lOlil. remedy for rheuma-tis'ii, beeauss no two eases are erectly a.iks. but we euro every ease wo undertake by skillfully adapted treatment. He. alio rheis-ru at 1111.

Inflammatory rlieun um. chronie articular rbeuniatUm, and every form and con plication of this painful dlaease success fully treated. Call at ISO Canai clreet, Siew Orleans. Drs. B.

B. Address those who have impaired themselves by Ini uroter Indulgence and solitary habits, wbiea rmw both mind and bixiy. uafltting thetnfor business, study or marriage. Kernarkanle cures effected tu old eae wbicb have been neglected or unjkiiifuiiy treated. No experiments or fail.

ire. I'ar'les treated by mall or express IS A.N PABX Of liIJi W'OULX. CfoCe vtrs 9 a. m. ta 12 1 p.

to 4 p. m. till 8 p. m. Suuda, a.

m. till 12 m. v. I 1 ifTs mm, 1'jrtiy. every bush on tbe dear old plaoe la aa I dear aa a tried old friend.

now we moat go and leave them but there! tbey have eome from town tiar'n't bad time to amouth my hair, or oven to ehange my gown. mm aee tbem both quite plainly, although la getting late; kaft theetrangera a aweet HsaiB'ai beeomesnp from tbe gate. 11 out into tbe kiteuen now, for I don't want to look on bis aee. That right baa be to be whistling that, aaleee be baa bought tbe place. tTay.

ean tbat be Tbomaa eoming! Ha 1 oaualiy steps ao alow THare'e L- 1 lik something eome into bla footsteps. like twenty-six years ago; rbere'a 1 a'a aometLlnc tbat aounds like gladness. 1 and tbo man tbat be used to be. Safore eur Willie went out from home to I die on tbe stormy sea. Vtat, Tbomaa 1 way are yoa amuing, and A holding your banda so tip bt Mnd wby dou't yon tell me quickly-, must we go from the farm to-night I -Jhata tbat yow bring me tiding, and uaings 01 wonaenui joy ean not be very joyoue.

nnieaa It la newa from my boy. Thomas I you cannot mean It I bere, let if me look In your face; jaw, tell me again It Willie that 'a wanting I to buy tbe plaoe i H. rvlboUvn, Go. CADMUS. am arra'd I waa rather a frivolous girl fora I married Bobert Fadbura, but 1 am try dtfferect now.

Any one eold soon j-eome serioua who had the privUege of be-I much lib liobert, for be ia aa ei -fellow bla eollega and a rofessor at a great linden Institution, and bis views are all ad-- 'taeed and earnest. Be baa worked out a wat acteme for reoonatruetlng aoeiety as -X on as ever society will let blm. though at seat It does not aeem to about being eamatrueted very much. I believe tbere eeveral ways of remodeling oar social eteta, but. ae far aa I bare been able to llow it, Kcbert'e la much tbe nicest of em alL am not clever at details, bnt tbe main tela of bia plan are to rediatritiute wealth (kindness.

If possible not all tbe people who have property te abarea with those who have net; to etiiu- ate trade and eommrrce by abolishing pttal; and to give everybody a niee Uttie -as all to iiimaelf. and let blm do tbe beet i can wu it. Then be wanta us to eoncca-te our empire by giving cperery poseee- we ever be call, upon to flgbt which vould enable aa to do without a "ndicg ariuy, and put down the Church 1 Bouse of Lords, and some other things vget at this moment. Then we should all happy and comfortable once more, and aiatlona would love aa and probably onr good example. enre tbat all aounds simple ccoogh, i.1 yet there are timra wben Cobert aeema "Xa to despair of seeing it ever aecom- IJsed.

vea this last extension of tbe toehlse baa sot raised bla hopes very I an. "Th faet ta." be deelaree. tbe bulk he people. Kadieala though they may I iheaieeivee. are at heart oonaervauve, eaat look at things from a eoamopoU.

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