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ADlDIREss no THE NERVOUS AND

| .ADDRE8S 10 THE NERVOUS AND
Debritated, whose sufIeringS have been pro-
| 7, quire prompt treatment to render exis-
tence Desirable: II you are suffering, or
what effect does It produce upon your gene.
raj healtn9 Do you feel weak, debllitated,
easily tired? Does Q nttIe extra exertion
Your liver. or urinary organs, or your kid.
neys frequently get ont Of order? Is your
9 it ropy ON settIinge or does q thick scum
rise 70 the Top? or rs Bedimsnt az tho bot
your bowels constipatedf DO you have
spells OF fainting, or PUSHES of blood to the
mind constantly dwelling upon fhlssubject9
Do you tee4 dull, liHileSs, moplng, tired of
e s Yen %ii6 tS Leo
any little thing make yon start or 1nmp7 Is
your sleep broken or restlessR Is the 1ustre
of your eye as hriltnn13 The bloom OF your
cheek rs brtght2o DO youi enjoy yourself in
society as wella Doeyou, pursue your bust
m niue sonhSencs my ySSi our Are ,e Soa a.
spirits dull ana tdaggtng, given 70 fitB OF
melapchnly2 2Ifaot5 Sc. 7not lay Il 10 yonI
Your BACK Weak. Your knees weeaK, and
have but little appetite. and you attribute
Now, reader, Belf.abnse, venereal diseases
badly cured, and sexual excesses. are all ca
Ps51e pgoaHsi5Rg sa :, the gene
you eyer think that those bold, DEFIANT,
men are always those whose genefafiye OR
gins are In perfect health7; You never hear
neryousness,l OF palpItation OF the heart.
They. are never afraid they cannot succeed
1nbusinesS, they don't become SD and dis
antin the company of ladies' and look you
and them righI -in-the faee-none of your
downcast looks or any other IneRnness
about them. 1 do not mean those who keep
the organs inflated by 1rnnning to excess.
These Will otonIy ruin their constitutions
e9 Mo Ss9 s59Se 5nsy 6SstneS WIN e tSr.
sess from the 9nectB of Eelf-abuse and e1-
ceasess have drought about that state or
NeAknesa In those orgnn9 that has reduced
ne geneIal systemBo much ag 70 induce al
nnost every other dlSease-ldiocy,- Elunacy.
I pS15,lSsass spinal aifeciions suicide, and Al
tn1,.,5y Is helr 70, and the real cause OF the
SoctnrSd IN SeIS ever suspected, and have
-DtseaSeSof these o. zane fe66I1S n, a,,ua ~ q
Dluret1c, aEDMOlSi)'S FIsiITn IeSTP AN r
AN ne EEsat ptnretic. md Is a Gers
neys, GfaHel, Dropsy. OfRRnIc We'll nsSS
female ComplainlsS GeheraI -DeoiiitTY,. md
existing In Male or Female, nom Ibs1sI1sr
cause originating, and no matter OF nov
II no treatment e snbrnitted In. rSons,,r,,,
uon OF insanity may ensne. our defil ANA
51o9d Sc nPPoEied from these sources, and
teT1iy, depend upon prompt use on relia6Ie
AsIlSboid's EztEact suc6a: established
III h5IE{ kgsS .s,,1 sst Ss YORK. and
dsStSs-5SSt = Per eottle. or botIles for s65
EIsts everyvh6fes 49, sSs py an
Hone are Genuine unless one,up In steel-
chemical Wsleh01ssa an Sisr ed y
{ aueI7.4oa. - 80. Il. IL. 4, aEL1tRoLp,
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nemocrntie Frauds.

Read the detailed accounts which we
publish elsewhere, of. the astounding
vilIainy attempted by the Democratic
party In Pennsylvania. Whatever
money and corruption can effect will
be employed TO carry not only Penn
sylvania but Ohio and Indiana to-mor-
row for. the Democrats. Fraud tstheir
only hope OF success. New York is
pouring its money like water intoIndi-
ana and Ohio to be used in colonizing
Kentucky rebels. The-same game Of
corruption is going on In this State,
which the Democrats never hoped to
carry except by cheating. A large cor
ruption fund has been placed in the
hands of the Democratic managers here,
and we have reason TO believe 1t is being
used with some effect. The great OBJ
ject of the Democracy in this State has
been to load the registry books with the
names ofmen who are not voters under
the Constitution. This they have eff
fected 70 a considerable extent in many
counties by cajolerys threats and per
haps. by means less reputablei and then
their great fight has been next, by
Ike Undergraduates. to induce the
boards ofregistraIIon to keep these un-
lawfully registered names ON the books.
We are glad to believe that they have
found the boards ofregistration both
too resOlute and too incOrruptiblet to be
operated on: and that their designs
have been foiled In the only quarter
where they had the slightest ground
for hona. .. ~. ] - I -. -
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RoEnERx NEAR PARKERsBuRa.-
James al. Terry, living ON the North
western Turnpike, about Is miles from
Parkersburg, was robbed of 800 last
Thursday night. The Parkershnrg
Times, says that during the evening a
stranger called at his house and stayed
over night. The next evening he re-
tnrned aeeompanied7b by another strsf-
ger After supper, as Mr.. Terry was
preparing for bed, one OF them stepped
mp TO him With q pistol in his hand and
Immediately the other drew two pistols,
and remarked to Mr.. Terry that they
did not want to hurt any one,
but thay wanted his money. Mr..
Terry told them, to shoot, at the same
time making a leap for the door. and
was followed BY. one OF. them, who fin.
ally returned to-ths house. where the
two MAIDS search for the money. IvhIch
was locked up In the bureau. TThsy
turned the bureau up side down and
'bnrsted In the lock, where they found
about four hundred dollars, which thew
took and with Il made their escape.
On escaping from his pursuer, Mr.. Ter
~ discovered another confederate in
the yard with his face blaeked, who
with a drawn pistol kept two women
In an ont kitchen, while the other two
completed the work Of plumber.
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The BIncI. rest.

"I do solemnly swear that accept the
civil and political equality OF all men and
agree not 10 attempt 10 deprive any person
or persons, ON account OF race, color or pre-
vIous condition, OF any political or civil
other class OF men. 30 help me GOd."-
Southern hddiedt CrI0et-BG0 Constitutions.
The foregoing is kept standing In
Italio type at the head of the editorial
column OF the Wheeling Register. The
editor means thereby that he and his
party are opposed TO 'tthe civil and
political equality .of all men, !" and that
II opportunity offers they tOtI deprive
some persons Of civil rights, privileges
and immunities enjoyed by other class
es ofmen. That is what they call +" De-
mocracy."
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DYE,

UHl6IAOOAO-ks- --I11aaAGS~"OA GS
Old Father Time takes many a ear
Totutn TO white dark colored hsir;
But Instantly tha- ExCELsIoRDYE
Brings back the tint that charms the eye;
And Nature ownsthat cunning Art
canher own living hues impart
Gristadorots' Hair -Preservative.
ion, how beautifully glossy your hair looks
of late, Maria. Yes, Julia, since have used
Cris.adoros Hair RI eservatiye and Beauti.
ler5 my Hair has Improved wonderfully
and stopped falling ont altogether. 3 sa
Z soldlby Druggists, and applied by all Hail
DreSsers. l1ianufRctory No. IS Maiden Lane
Principal Depot No. 9 Astor House. bnI.sl
Bepl7-1md&w ts-la .Ira-rasF s.Flsisl
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's - Nxw YoRK. nov. ., ISIS.
T.ALLcocK& co. EGGiIenaen: IIatalysuf.
fered severely nom awea1tneS In my back
Having heard your Plaste1s much recon-
menaed for casess OF this kind, I procured
one, and the result VAS all II could desire.
AsingIe Plaster cured me in week:
Yourss respectfully. JIG. BsIGGs,
Prcpttseor u de .BrdIidreth RoHse.
Principal Agency. Btandreth Houss, New
sold by al Druggists. ssplz.lmd&v
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Fl ssreEfal alpttfes.
1Eadication..

Precautionary 1dedicatlon.
IL tns i1nportqnee dfproisesps medication
were uloss senerany approximations HoFta-
ary satisfies would show wonderfulde-
crease In the number of fatal: results of
disease. MILLIONS of people are crowded TO:
gether In districts where they are constantly 81
exposed to the mias1natic Wins which pro-
.tiuces A que. Iaunnce, Fever and Asne' and
kindred complaint; and millions more are
continually Willing; or travelling through
those pafts oftthe2 country where febrtle
dis iplest the entire latmosPheTe for
In every direction. These Glasses are
enyironsd WIN danger which cannot be
ooy,erestinated. They require asureprotso-
ftrs basde6e; ike sEI5a ziEsigS s-
q MIsHLER,S HERB BITTERS
which Is the only real safeguard for an I'M
toned stomach, or delicate nervous systen;
the only certifying agent against nalarious
disorders, or that win eHect q permanent
and ehicacIous cure. where disease has al.
ready, fastened itself upon its victim. 1t Is
an iniallibIe cure, and Is highly valued In
ALI Fever and Ague districts, oHi T7iss =
Sold every where, Q = s-1ssss = y -
20 aDR.s.sBseEfARrlIANI q CO.,
cree Sole ProprietorB Lancaster Par,
And No: 20, Market street, pittsburgh "a.
oc3-zWsst rlsllsg ,L1ta saazEl q tySstfE4t3j
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National Trust Go.
t-1f OF THE CITH OF HEW YORK. sa@
-sr5- No. 330 BROADWAY. l1a7g
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

--HT No. E336 BAOADWALs stN -t
Capital ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
:, CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANaA1, President.
az 9ist2olh = JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on an Daily balances,
s,s5Sect 10 cheek al SI6Ia SPECIAL DEPos-
IT'S for Blk Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS isdiXided among over 200
Rhareholdersa comprising many, gentlemen
or lafEeJ wealth and financial experience,
who are aIo personally liable to depositos
for all Obligations Of the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n lar e or small amL UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as a whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICES allow
ing interest on ALE DAILY BAnANo1s, par
ties Throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
yantages of security, convene ace and pIofis
AT r.fl.zc. tsE-l 20 I....E tiyetY-otni ocN"
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TIE REa1STKR Is at great pains to
warn Its confding readers not TO credit
Radical llesy which It expects will be
put in circulation between now and
election day. This Is the very old game
of the plclI-pocket who runs with the
crowd and cries .'stop theft" louder
than the Ioudest. We need hardly
warn Republican. voters against Cop
perhead roorbacks. We have got SO
used that sort of warfare that nobody
is deceived. .-Bsi. ~. LIS -.
On the Rarne principle of the cracks
man, the Democratic press all over the
country are raising a howl about t'Raii-
cal election Frauds" when the truth is
thai the grossest attemptsat fraud ever
made in this country are now going on.
in Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana
which States the Democrats are trying
to carry by enormous fraudulent nat
publications and by Importing rebels
from Maryland and Kentucky.
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1nnENsE 1NoREAsE on sALEs.
- ziss-sss1l5s
A1Icock,s Porous Plaster.

where one was SOLD n few years ago,
gTs = thousnnd are sofa now. lS'
They strenEt then, warm and inyigorate The
part upon which they are applied, and re-
lleYe nervous afIsctions OF the bowels, lnra-
bago, pains of the side, and usually an local
pains In atfections OF the Kidneys they are
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E00 LIS. E40EIlsIOR- HAND PoIlST-
OVU ed Honss Shoe Nans assorted sizes
49,. P.GHILDRETA q BRU,g 4
oSo1S . Main Street.
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lHett Aavertisemeuts.
United States Of America
.ltatr(rf or Vvea4 lSyfr6.fr,ta. s,ss=

- 5Dtstrlet OF west EArElnial 49,
Ffedsrielr Kemple, ct dls,
steanaboat '.Leslie Combs.'' !
1ILHEREAs. A LIBEL HAS BEEN
wv died In the District Court of the Unl-
ted States for the District OF West virginia,
ON the 2lth day OF September, 1865, by Fre1.
,efick Kempie. George Lafng. Jeremiah
Cochran and heodorS IIsBapont against the
steamboat :. Leslie gomhs her engines
tackle, outat, apparel and furniture: now
therefore; I'm pursuance OF the monition nm.
der the seal OF the said Court, TO me direoted
and a liVered, I do hereby give public notice
10 all persons claiming the said steamer, her
engines, tackle, outflt, apparel and furnt"
ture, or In any manner Interested therein,
tuat they be and appear before the said Dis
trict court TO be held nI the city Of Wheel
ing, In and for the District OF West VIZ:
Rfria,s on the 18th day of Octber, 1893, NJ
II O'Clock, In the forenoon of that day, lpro-
Vided the same shall be day OF Jurisdio-
ton otherwise on the next day OF Jurisdio-
ton thereafter;) then and there TO interpose
their claims, and 10 make their allegations
HED6ENGAN SLACR,
--as us. Marshal, District W. Va.
aA3 .als BY W. n. IRwIN, Deputy.
Peck q Hubbard LPFoctoT9 for LtoelldHfs.
OCtS-t4td "a rHE 81 gT st.tfT F1-a-aI.rre e.
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~ Essays FOR YOUNG MEN, b
On the ETrorss and ABUSES incident to
Youtha and Early Manhood, with the hui
nane view of treatment and cure, sent by
mall, nee OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phnadelphia, Pa.
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EMO notice WIN be taken 0ricon1muni
lions not accompanied by Q re Pons1bie
me TIIe name VIII be considered conn
ia. INF must In ali cases accompany let
) as z guarantee Of good faith. : q,
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WIN. WARE PECK. Ekq., will speak
at Fairmont IN the afternoon and at
Morgantown in the evening of Tues.
day, the 18th instant. Mr.. Peck is COM
PEELED TO return to New York, to adj
dress an Important meeting at Sohe-
neotady, on the 18th, in consequence of
which his appointment for Parkersburg
must be changed from the 10Th. to Wed
nesday the 14th and his appointments
for Clafksbnrghj West Union, and SIS
tersvllle must be recalled.
THE Zanesyille Courier keeps stand
ing inSits' columns an offer to bet two
to one on any sum from 500 to 5000
that Grant will be elected President.
We call the attention of the Seymour
ties to this fine chance to make some
thing. The bet has been open since the
18th of last month. Strange that all
the Democrats should overlook it. Here
is an, opportunity for the Registers
sporting friend. -ass ssgs 81
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THR INrELLIaENcER Is nistaken-is
that the word3-in saying that the
Register suppresses telegraphio dis.
patches received At this office, giving
accounts of troubles in the South, We
have published all that has come to
hRnd-goud, bad and Indifferent. We
give one this morning about the Lou
tsiann massacre. VIII the 1NTELLI-
oENuER contain It f-R Register Of SdtHT..
day. 'a -. 4, -, 80.
The INTRLLloENCER OF Friday morn
ing contained the despatch referred TO
We suppose the Register cut from our
columns. 800 -. 81 = -
we are not mistaken In saying the
Register has -habitually suppressed its
telekraphic dispatches giving unfavor.
able accounts of troubles in the South.
A comparison OF fles shows it to be &
fact. x ~ 40 =. .fJE1sey
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"a Hoop Skirts at 81 Ia.
WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK
w of Hoop 6kiIts at S7H 70 ~ 00. 70
quit the trade iJ.s. RHODkS q po.f
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ZEE NEeao MrLIrIA HUnRge
no RNAoEMENr on THErsURIECE.
IEtonl a. RerkIeV Unfon "a Satttrdap. =

Letter from the clerk or the House Of
--ff sEa H-S Delegates. tx ...,,
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Wanted.

a GENTLEMAN WISHES 10 BOARD
a IN a1gentesl private family where there
,aTas none or but few boaIders. Please adj
dress o. ]. O., ONCE OF the Norway Manu-
facturinT Company, foot OF Fourth street
References exchanged OcLIz.otN
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Notice to Voters, Union Township:

NOtlO6 70 VULHIsI UnIUH lAUHH sHIP'
TO AN ORDER PASSED
II October SIN, 1855, by the Board of Super.
VisoR of Ohio county, hereby notify all
hoiding elections has been changed from the
lFot1rth Ward Hose House TO the room oh
John street, south side, between Market and
the a thenaum Malt House. ls.IlE-.l Ie
- GEORGE K1EGHORH, "a
octIO.11td Clerk Union Township.
K Owing to the destruction Of the Athe-
naenm buildings by ire on the morning OF
the 10Th Instant, the place for holding the
ahoVe election has been changed TO the omce
of 4. Updegraff, County Treasurer, IN the
conner or Fourth and John streets.
- - 70 T77iTtIT : W. W. MILLER,
sasoz Pest Board of Supervisors, Ohio 60. .
-. Clerk Board OF Supervisors. u
SaGE'A AsS cieTf onion township. !
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NnHca.

tIINoE THE FIRE, THE OFFICE OF
he VVarehouse of MessrS, Dodson Bros, NO,
10 Main street., between John and Quincy
Hsndian & co.. q ztailsj 81 )oct12-St
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Fine Under wear.

'NENTs' VERY HEAVY DOUBLE-
NTRRKAsTED Under-Shirts, with Drawers
10 mItcn 1.adies' Aferino Under shirts and
DrAwersi Boys Under.Shtrts and drawers
Flannelsi heavy and part cotton. -.
IIf a'-lst -'fa J.S. RHODES a co.
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BAKING POWDER

t1rt re 2 To t. - . ~ sc 5e IH .la
81 5ad ierl "a lalEw i F5fIa oB
III 44T Lei u nGe Vzaear
aaza y AS THE fi-ats eH1sttl
-Eincr8 ed 80 1ufsSF
fr- D .fteats duo sl3f si sE slus So
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dar 8fm.
For Rent.

A SMALL TwosToRY BRICK HOUSE
~ on John street, VIII. nye rooms and
Possession given tpnedtately. 5,5r,5,,,
octe -. i. IRWIN
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CAKES.

$3.50 ( ~ g L
.s-aI5lE7 Ef$ztltz Es1f- AK a. y--,s.rs-..=
III! ~ you want light crisp. wholesome Bis
enlL enq 6atter Cakes which win melf> IN
;S2ts1 nIsl nEe honey, and never interfere
WIN yOuE.Eood digestion, You vi u ~ fi1ei
EIceldoEi Baking Powder. BnndSeIfa ~
IaInlnes haYa been using It for the iSSf hSa-
Year, and with untVeCaaI EaffEfaction. 9 n
s5ia5 tga5epizf at Saegg HiaI
- y -s-fs 5z0sA sno1 BzsFG sa.ifr q
n1salsrs aud camille are cautioned azaiu1t
1nnliauons OF the sExcelsior RakfnS ES1--si
9eI:, /; IN Senqine win ave the adore or
A1iisf q co. on each label. = = ~
.sisiFsfsaHazz - zassssss
EtlZz naegs st,sssr-.--,- tf--s,--.,s
peAiese t slPPhies on liberal ~
4. H.LoaAN&Uo. &IoGAEELisrA col
ts1-is4 = ysas .sllii7z Fpts 7s4 81
WhoIesaIs DEussiIts.ess.ie ! 4
ocH WW2HeiW.xA.
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Bed Blankets.

A LARGE STOCK OF BED BLANKETS
n just opened, from 50 TO SO per pair;
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II no treatment Is submitted to, Consumn-
uon OF insanity may ensue. our fiesii md
the health and happiness, and that Or i51S-
IeI1ly, depend upon prompt use ola relfable
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1ASASAR 49,
u Trf Oh sl{ir8T ~ sg 81 lIt-e
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1-Trapsisnt advertisements cAsRaha adj
E Ye.s1;s,.aTs AND FUEEnAL N0ucEs, 20
IN pa'a nanoSnoementa Of Deaths. gratis
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EAST,
We have Letters from Ladies, RotsLs, Dealers,
&C., speaking of our
ExCBISIOR

IS a.7F go gs..Z.-sEruT ~ za
r-f-5.FZ
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THIS article is entirely. diferent from and
uperior 10 the Yeast or Baking Powders

J-SSAN.' - .f+t. To-. ~ O. f
T - Z L 55E---3il --g.ttl.ilfi 81.
ISL +-!l- = zsFsla-fIst --slTas9
zfpvzyzg EEauts
EEFfIf UTs aIZEG IT,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-02
Death Of the Prince Of aarhlsrs.

No fast man in Europe has been better
known for thirty years past than Bena-
yet, of Baden. II is through Baden that
all the world streams on its way from
London to Italy--it is the grand stop
ping-place on the grand route. Benazet
was great because he was, in American
parlance, the man who runs Baden
Baden. BE kept the gambling estab-
lishment of the place, and his life was a
series of tremendous excitements and
unbounded liberality. He was born to
the business, for his father was the fer
mier des .jeur, or contractor, who took
from the French Government the privi-
lege of keeping all the gambling-houses
in Partisan infamous means of raising
money, which was abandoned in 1887.
"The last night at Frascati's" closed
the career of Benazet the elder. His
SOC went to Baden, where he became
notorious to an unprecedented degree in
his vile business. AS it was his policy
to become popular, he devoted q portion
of his enormous wealth, gained by feec-
ing the foolish, to ornamenting Baden.
His expenditures in this respect were
really remarkable. Thus when be died
recently, on the I'd of December, at Nice,
in his sixty.seventh year, the Partisan
press bewailed the old gambler like
departed saint "He was an enlightened
protector of art and artists" cries the
Petit Journal; Baden owes its hospi-
tslities to him" And on hearing of his
death the municipal council of Baden
met and solemnly voted in full session
dispatch of coincidence over the veneer
able villain to his afflicted widow.
For genial and sincere eUlogy of N.
Be1axss re refer the reader to Tkaeke-
ray Sketch Book. where it il, We believe,
that he speaks IN glowing terms Of the
nan Ehs disgrsesG Radea-Bsden, and
had rulne,i uose people than any other
rascal Of tins eoGntry. Red and black
Are called the DEVILS uOgraing-Eoulu
Il 1as he good idea for the Baden rad
laa 40 dress f,C thirty days in rouge ct
Mars NE wGGli s1ggsst that Benazet's
sEnIlh SHOULD s@az the eESgy Of the knave
sf f1n1soe5s. With the motto: lie jeu est
fszs-P Philadelphia Press.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-02
7hs earro,ing Season.

TIE season Of garroting annears to
have returned TO LoSdon; the papers
record quite nuEloer Of unusually bold
highway robberies of this nature. A
writer in the Times makes one sugges-
ton that we may also heed. he notes
the fact that these knock-down robbsries
rarely occur save to persons who have
something On them worth great risk to
steal, either SUN of money on some
special occasion, or a regularly car
ried amount of valuable matter, knowl-
edge of which is obtained be-
forehand by the robber The sew
eral robberies of bank messengers in
this city point that moral; aud the case
of poulterer, who was on the night be-
fore Christmas bereft of his days re-
ceipts, $1,000, on an Eighth avenue car,
is another illustration. If one is an hab-
itual bearer of valuables, then, or has by
chance specially costly package on the
person. constant care is necessary not
only to beware Of actual attack, but to
guard against making known the only
thing that makes an attack probable.
Never show any more money or other
valuable matter than is needful, -Nelc
York Times.