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Show r r 3 - W - W Aasnst 35, IMS. bindery; MEN-KE- N. A cable dispatch announcea the death at Paris or Miss Adah Isaacs Menken, dc. The chief eveaU la the career of this singular woman ate facts of cotemporary history. Her maiden name waa loaacs, and she was born iu New Orleans, about thirty-siyears Considerable attention was paid ao. to the education of Adah, and from this source she probably receded tbat taste which filled her with a sort of literary was Ij. ambition. Her first husband was she espoused Menken, to whom ere her extraordinary adventures bad mad her name celebrated. In 1860 AdaB' Menken was Introduced to the New York publlo by Mr. Ja&es Nixon, then proprietor of the circus in Sixteenth street. Previous to this her llason with John C. Heenan in California, to whom she claimed to have been married, after her divorce from Menken, made her far from a stranger to the public. . nee-nan- 's e subsequent disavowal of the will still be remembered. About the year 1891 she became the better half of Mr. It. H. Newel), well known as the contributor of the Orpheus C. Kerr Jettera to the Sunday Mercury. This alliance, like all her others, lasted but a brief time, and they parted with mutual satisfaction. In 1864, Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of the Theatre Royal, Astley 's, London, engaged Miss Menken for a season, to a appear In the drama of "Ma2eppa," be name will which with her piece forever connected. This was produced at Easter, and for one entire season, and, indeed, part of the season following, was the rage of the English metropolis. Despite the storm of criticism her appearance in the character of Mazeppa evoked, the season was an enormous success in a pecuniary point of view. Miss Menken played the French principally inuMaieppa," character. a similar of and pieces Hpy," Hue was possessed of a fine figure, and her audacity in displaying it, together with her numerous marriages, gained for her the notoriety which attached to her. Among the lat of those' who were captivated by her charms were Alexander Dumas and Cnarles Swinburne, the English poet. Miss Menken made some pretensions to a literary reputabut her contributions were contion, fined mainly In this country to one or two weekly papers. She had visited nearly all European countries except frequently expressed a Turkey, and had determination to play an engagement under the Saltan's auspices, but had not succeeded. She did not lack what the French called Audacetif and evinced this trait when she dedicated a volume of poems to "Aer friend Charles Dickens." She placed iu Palis to crowded houses, and has ben one of the notorieties of that city. Paris, more thau any other city, suited the peculiar genius of Adah. She must have felt at home among its scandals aud eccantri cities. mar-riag- STEREOTYPE ' e. con-Ueu- pied by a cobbler, was annoyed by the previous occupants callers, and Irritated by the fact thlt b! had few of his own. One day an iriah- man entered. Tbe cobbler's I should thinkrhe'haV?'' fr0! e . mnia inquired. - m r loir aia the IrUhman Mm ' Chnrtor Onlc Cooklnff inStoves wre first introduced to the the year pubtlo and at once took the lead, and have ever since grown in favor, natii mere are now a . Z-- - NUMBER SOLD DAILY ttiau auy Bire lu the marfceu Over - 'ei i ONE IIUXrHtED TIXOUSAM are in dally use. and we offer every stove as reference, wherever It may be found. When our new patterns were made, all recent Imwere united, and we confidently provements offer the VJSff CMF.lIZTJEIl, O.IK AS THE j Best Const ructel,Mot Ucnrlest, BakUniform and Store in Quickest the market. ing The Charter Oak is the cheapest MaMctmi CHECKS, Lithographed !in -H- O ij STREET, Betwttn Tine ami Oire, Wm.W.Sauford, Rodney D. WellH. ( Old Xo. 53.) HOUND AND j liefer, by D. It. Lindtlrj, C Onr. ORR A I.1.1DSLEY, Successors to J. R. Llonberger A Co., Mn. (JKOilTri: u.lXX SHOES, HOOTS No. MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. 800 RK-r.OUN- Mi:. .T0-1:P- II! DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. - No. 22- MAIN STREET. tor. of Olive, O.CHellinerti, New York. SAINT LOUIS. ) G.liurt, Louis, C.Voordl, VSi. r d!96m W.Giesecke, ) JAH. B. FOR BIS. 'o.. of all OradeC!I EWJNO FOREIGN and DOMESTIC CIGAR'S tHd Geueral Commission fl'J Olive Street, St. Iouls, Mo. Merrhanta, dlltS-tim SAMUEL McL'AHTNEY & Co., TTUOhEfALK RH:KKH, aud IMPOKTKRS 117 .I..lin St., NT Y. fHHiTP WAD8WOHTE. GULBXRT XL SKITS. M, B. W. LOCKB. AoU Forth d77-l- y D St. LIU'IS. Firrnrr at Mpcuctr, Pcrfumerv, 170 & 172 (WILLIAM ST., Mass. . NPECIi A t o., No. 211 Xorlh 3Iain St., St. LOUIS, 3Io., cV I)lrect Imrortors and WliolcsujerH lu ir o2 m it 9 Trlmmln?, llroslir, ('L, Suspend, gjs rsxr ers, Violin ml Ht rliia--. Threnda, a.e., . New York. .Vc.tntlunrryt NEW YORK TRADE ? ' JT A FtTION in whxiajis. ttmcH. FACTORY" 23 AtUnUoa. and ImporUn and Jobbers la T I O N K K, S , ;. -. Otlltrf, Randolph Ht., cor. of Franklin, CHICAUO: t A11Y A Mn.roiti), IVaterH lit I.KATIIF.It nni) Importen npI ho. I WillUm StH., KINDINi, rorner salt like t'lty.l'rnn A. RG -- i N.H.-Ti- f.- ratt.m t v , j Ivrris. CANDLES ' WHOLESALE and RETAIL. & MAOKEY, 89 South Clark St., d2IS:m CllKIHTlAN. Mtimofturcr of CHICAGO. CARRIAGES, CABS, - St--, ! i i, ijiuif.urHnU pctrinn rii"nii i in i in 1.-i- h rn. (ft! CHICAGO. 1 to EZDDEEI COMPAKT, STATIONERS, Lithographers, Printers, Blank Book Manufect'rs. ( or axx. Tnrm J and RUBBER . St, Chicago. 209 Market St, St STATIONER, Kockln? Horsrs, I'ropMIcrs, Hfishs, WAUKIt(KM-t- . : AC? ft". MAIDKN K'nr. WtllUm Ht. . UNK, Manuactitry: K7. K. 01 Jt Kl M A NO IX STREET. ,. XKW YOnit. Fcefermce, llftfcly Mim fronyn Jt lVrrla Salt Lake City. I SISHABC2 LEAD PENCIL CO. DOUGLAS SLATE CO., EnsJiieaiiJCoiidflciilse.. 64 TiAKK ST., CHICAGO. BECKER & it RUBBER EtTBBEE AUD HEME PAOKIKOi JobblstTrsflt. Manufacturer and Dealer in FOR BUBBEB AND iEATHEB tools.1 CORNVVEtL, GOODS . WESTERN" AGENTS 1 I riISBA5IB,CiEniIAIt:C0, MANUFACTURING Omss Km i - Michigan Ave., CHICAGO. COTC? A. 226 & 228 Lskt rULIN & 91 AGOTS Ton Tffl i.i unmiBM i to' Map- JIiyTFACTTEtNG A large stock always on hand and sold at th ' Si attention raid Tower, Millard & Decker, (Ytrno- :itrI Hi d Dealers supplied on terms as by Importers siJ Manufacturers harioe cea In New York. Espty d2()9:3m .Successors FERF.NCES:' v iCo'f, HAEDWAEE AND TIN PLATE, j BAGS OF EYEET DESCEIPTION, of Chicago, American Watch and American arid French Ctockl. F. F. Spencer. A SPEXCEB, IIIBBAIIU Importers of I Patent Spring Horses, 139 South Water I tar National and Wm. O. Hlbbard. CHICAGO.",' sua & H. CHAPMAN, Aflftnfa CHICAOO, ILL. d 187:3 m B A G S A MP BAG C I IM C. J. 142 Lake St i Retail. , Leather & Findings ivo. 231 Laics Street ORVILLE PAGE. C. . PAGE. AND SOAPS Office: 20 LA SALl.E STREET, i PAGE, BROTHER & CO.i Mer- - dJMra Plate Goods, Wholesale and RllTCP 1 : rnyravinf: and Lithajraphy Printing If. It. i The old and best known house in Chicigv). ofst. Iouis,) Dealer in "Watches, Gold! Jewelry, Silver iui Star.'So'ar, Sperm and Tallow Importer and Dealer in PERAMBULATORS, leicrijtion nnil Style , 1 ALLEN Christian's MANtJKAfrrUUF.HS. Manufacturer of Goods sold at manufacturers' list price, freight added. Orders solicited and prompt attention 1 ( ir. rur,,. te I R00!.!S, 198 ELFEKFR STREET, V GOLD & SILVER SMITHS SCHNEIDER & Co., (l-i- LARGEST CARPET HOUSE IN THE WEST. dlTJ-ft- m - enokavmv and hunk HOOK K. Hangings, Hto NEW !TORK. dianly GILES, BROTHER &Cd IrlANUFAGTURER, dllG-i- r flrtn. Frioa list furnished on application, fI Dr. ST1LWELL, chMiitM. No. 9 A'll Nhsmii HI., New York. Paper M rrrstt scuuttleb, 1 Cauct-- r sole jianupacturers or Paten t Mfc-LMffi if Or EVERY DESCEEPTZOJr, remuvea rlu&iuz Dien In the tuabllnk Jrat pixn to liar kllnttncily at ciiurrh and Oil Cloths, Mattings, Slats, 'Cnrtain public Materials, Bedding, Teathars, ' ATreatiM on f)Dnmp-tiou- , lw.iorK. Jtrcrence: Mchts it Orders carefully attendel to. G3 muss WAGON Dr. StilweU'sPatent Orgauic Vibrator, which nu Intthe r, U not irccitlble. ruu - Chicago. LkeStreet. 31 P" AND SALESROOMS: Cor. WntMish Avem ? ALLEN & MAOKEY, wfhetf. Catarrh, and HonUuin lu all iu. Inrtuii, theli means of LEATHER CHICAGO. ) TWITTT. CoprrigLted,lSC4 in tfielr iliieto b? fomnl in he West. di.l8:om and sptrijr relief and cure, bj acaufes, lupJI rr,tho Academy f Mtnllvtnf, friit neni fn-- j itt auy address. f- - CUKKH UAUANTi:Kl on llie pla- n1 urn-- , .mi t- j . Mcri'iirj' ox ArsenU p Custom Matlc VXTCS. 0rdn will rectln Special tndPrompt Co.. Broadway, New York, Manufacturer of Photgraphlc Materials, Photo graphic Allium, 'erewoprs aud views. Importers rf French, Khglish fierntan f'hromos. J. 0. SEYMOUR, KENNARD 8c HAY, And 52 Lake St., Manufacture in CIjk'ho (UP fTAnU.) J. HRO!f. B. e Kits, lollei Hi LOWEST And keep on hmd the Largest. Stock of Goods t . of like itwrwbo did not nso II. T. AXTIIOXY Jonathan Janes. STATIONEP.S. PK1NTKRM, MTHOOHAl'H- Aiecue, ! 52 & 54 WABASH ATE., if. o. fell! dead t'l.n tharii K. A: .VI ST. NEW YURK. HIhijIc IWoks iiH'lft t any pattf-ru- . Checkn, iVrtttlcwtrH of Ktoeli and Houds, Notf, Inui!, and lltboxrMpued printer! to order. Ueneral AsHoitn.tnt of Office Statioiifry. dlt&Gra 1 HI CHICAGO. d218:6ov Conflict, Of Superior Quality, XD. OiaCSTSAX). CONSULTATION Henry li Hlolo, Nos. 80, 82 & 84Micliigafl ILLS & tbe Trade at AirHICH they oQVrtn MARKET PRICE-- . l. I EXTRA QUALITY, Straw Goods, Umbrellas, Bnchiin .Goods, Etc. w. X. dttKVly It I ails HATS, GAPS, FURS Sponges, Fanrv WTT.T.TA Wft Wholesale HooUrm HENRY WARD BEECHER OO TH a.JXT SHOES, Sd. 500 Si n RiUGS, Stuffs, Ciif.micals, Dve Aiint Louit, Mo. A Co., Manufacturers and Dealer In X.-Hnl- I F1TCH,WILLIAMS&Q0. TIIK KLOQUKNCi: OF J. CREO 13 St., Tlieir Xeiv Fall Stock, CHICAGO. Sttooewon to WXBZS, 2' Have now received i 34 fc 36 Lake St., ;5 of Hand Pointed Horse .Manufacturers and Jobbers of Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods i Importcrjs and Jobbers of sad TEAS, eVrre?," Randolph Am A51 W. H. Schieffelin &.Co., UKACTURERS M ANT0AlXO ttnd Dealers In or VVlMua, LigUOlW, &0QE3S, BOOTS AND SHOES, to CANNON, ami IUT.L. S:t!t t.nko Citv. ; Ui ALSO, 3IA NX!" A CTOLEBS 0? CHICAGO. - lerril!oii, t His, Spote, Fete, Bsit Still; U4k :OtXt Wholesale Dealers In Will. ,j Philip Wadsworth&Co IIURT, IIELDIER.4A VOORIIIi. WV, SPEAK, N PC A II A' 15 & 17 JOBBERS OF Dejxxrl- "Tarm a sin 11 n d2J5-l- y CI! AS, A. MCNAIB, EDnSY incut. W. II. MII.K: Y.i. in Special aUtntUm ptoen to Order from Utah We make Prices Regular and Cneap on every and adjaemt Territories. we sell. Salt article to Merchant tho of W refer tooting da8-r.rZak9 City. D. Satisfaction Guaranteed in Kreru u WUlittm i liny DrshvU Pattern, at t LOUIS. St. ulltt-toi- 1 ON HAND, KS -- HEAVY. HARDWARE Cordage, &c. MAQAZINES.IVIUSIC, ETQ. a s sand qrrKJvsiuiK, cxr.v.f, No. 211 NORril MAIN J M DRAFTS, ETC., Stvlo. Short Not !(. Importers and Jobbers of Jr T 1 : Wooden Ware, First-Clas- s -- BLANK-BOO- 0 FIELD, SAXFORD A WELL, . NOTES, ST.XOTJIS, 3IO. d 227:3m illlll III n. in nun it!iiii ii in 1 1 t ft Cigars, Tobacco, first-clas- s Company, Importers, Jlmuufacturer-- and Fancy Groceries, LIQUORS, H' i t WHOLESALE )bin aml 'anrg JJrinling stove ever made. Twenty-eigh- t sizes, with and without Extension Top, sold wholesale and retail by. Excelsior - DEAL LARGELY IX kinds cf 1I ' ' ; 116 FULTON STREET, N. Y. Staple anQ lUE -4. 6 & 8 River Street, CHICAGO. Manufacturing Statiopers, 1S&2, TRUNKS; VALISES; ETC. $ CLOTHING GHIOAGO1 Randolph St., TERRA COTTA WORKS, Spring, Fire Bucket, Bruggist Factory & Salesroom, 297 & 297 S. Clark St. Fiano Cover, Cushion, Xureery Vor-8tate Street. CHICAGO. Comb. Boot and Over, ffor9 I Tl ANUKACfUKERSof Arrhitecl urml Ter. CHICAGO. f I or, Cotton Warp, Win-d218m I etc.. il Vai, low and Door Ktatnnry, Cam, lirnrket nc.lfodiI. t HALLO CK & 1VHEELEB, "" r.nutounnre, eir, Benufirin-mBoo. d2!8 Hm HOVKY A N ICHQLH. Prtiprietnr. IIOVEY fc NlCIIOtS . 143 L 107 Offlce-- W s i - v TII03IAN OAXtXAH, In PnckH Rool TMPORTEH and Denier MaaieMlv 4k Dnitl niMUEIlM I.KATIIERnnd NATKUIAIJ4, iNo. ISO W I I.I.I AM STREET, Corner of Sjtruee, t new York. d 197-6- o Lithographer and Engraver m FZ1.HL PTHELT, KW torx. m nrltannla and Plated Ware. Kero. aene H'r UmM and Fixture. r? tr . ! r-C- "ryi Vf'? Importers and Peal all manner of in BURLEY & TYRRELL, THE FISK ARTS, OIL PAINTINGS" r Glass Shades lor Clock, Fig ires, dc, , . . . . Lake St., Chicago. ! , 4 laprtsri xU Mkn rf " SWISS, CHINESE AND JAPANESE. GOODS, : - . No dS Zake St., mm: muu. I d2i8.-6z-a i KEITH, WOOIJfc Cm tf Iroporters R!'d Jobbt B I yiuuu Dacaleomonio&DiophonioZXZateziali,' 1immiiIiiiii'ii'ii F A N CY DRY GOODS, flpthnn r7orn sj OT O N S, " WOOLENS- mm I "laotnini 1 i ' Jno. . Cowte. FRUITS AND 85 Wo. BTalla, VECETADIIeV: L A,.ff2? H"t, nidon. GEO. P. BRADFORD A. 7 ICcwds Street, (near ANATOMICAL NEW YpRK. of ureMwiy.) PREPARATIONS and Wholesale 9?n in I Alwar on btnd. Brown A Sprecne'a Manufactpren , . u .. , and Warr2?f cenaroroataJoctie. Miner.' fchorel., Bcytnea, AxeJind wvu vuurvn ana nb. weat 0204-- 4 m Oto.J. Bradford, li, m WOBKS I, IMPORTER. and DEALERS In CROCKERT. CIIIXA,1 ft L Aft WARE No. 12. BARCLAY. 8TREET. ( rrrunn aoor oeiow A aor loue.) ..XEWYn Brady. law books. ' : (g8?(Q)(glK rilP nnrMtcro Made for and specially adapted to the wants of weaiern people. Tney combine great weight, distributed to the bst advantage, with beauty of design and perfection of mauutaclure. tar!i"ld-ponde- d -- if f 8 t, h-- AND ELECTROTYPE Are a "Home flnstitution ! GREATER 3 HALL, KIB1BARK stCB 14 Li VWHOTiTaS A TF, :j i 413 k 117 The air contains at all timed more or less of moisture, tnouh lu a state to rurtfleU as to be imperceptible. To prove thia it is ouiy iiecveeary Ju a summer' day to fill a giaa wnu cold water, wneu, dry aa tno atmoepbere may seem, it moisture will be condensed , aud uisUu visible, iu tlie form of email pellucid drop upou tue outside of tbe Ktad. ThU condeuratluit of moisture la caused by tbe wuier'd reduction of tbe temperature of the gla&) below that Of the turruu"ndlug aimoe-pherOu thia principle didtiliaUou is conducted; aud ia tbe buujo manner dew is formed. No eoouer does tle euu sink toward the horizon than the blades of grass which clothe the eartn'e suriace give out the heat ttiey bave been during t ite, day, aud consequently they bevouitf eo much colder ibau tbe atmopUere, thut tbey iu the form of dew of the ran tied moisture imuiedrkteljpart surround-ln- g tbeuj. Dew, belog tbus formed, is, of course, more abundant before aud after rains, when tlie atmosphere is molstest. Calm aud clear uigbbs are essential, also, for the CopluUs deposition of dew, lor then the grassy blades emit their heat freely, and it is dispersed through the atmosphere without any equivalent return. On the contrary, however, if the night be cloudy, then the clouds, by abstracting the heat from the atmosphere, contribute, in some degree, to keep its temperature on a level with tbat of the grassy blades, aud thus so nearly equalise the two that but little dew is If, lu addition to the clouds, deposited. a high wiml is blowing no dew will be formed; for then the is prevented temperature of the from el'iking by the grass agitation of the air continually bringing ji warmer; curreut to succeed the colder by which it is surrounded; or Itcurreilt, that the may night winds being generally cool, so rapidly reduce the earth's teuipeiature as to bring it below that of the vjra. At substances d liter In their power of losing their heat, so ihey dlllor iu their attraction for dew. Ou grass, swau's down, and other lllameutou substances, which readily part with their heat, dew Copiously coude ii !. Tlie mechanical conditions of objects likewise aUVct tbe formatiou of dew, as shaving attract It more than wood. Dew is more plentifully deposited on meadow lauds than ou ploughed andr; and cultivated soils are refreshed with abuuauce of dew, while barren rocks and sandy deserts, not needing, do not receive this genial moisture, indeed, every plant possesses, accord lug to Its kind, th power of condensing as much dew as is necessary for its peculiar and individual exigencies. Thus, not even a dew drop seems to have been been formed by the blind, action of chance, but is together by thehaudoflnttnltegathered Wisdom .vi ueumw sua Derwvoleut end. T. Brady, JY1!.5lawJerofNew York.ttrst opined room which had been previously occu- BWUWTV - l - M FORMATION OF DEW. " TAYLOR & UR16HT Printing ; Establishment, x 1;?L?"57 , BLANKS-BOOK- ": , 4 .CHICAGO TRADE; CHICAGO TRADE. CHICAGO - onicTDAnrn - a C5T i ' r i f t ft r n !s - THE LATE ADAH I3AAC3 ' - - HOSIERY AND I j,' (Up Stairs,) I irennj aKa tJS TWO d218m , Sel jLVjah Keith, ?At3AC2 ,. i I ! T- - I |