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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
TpER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

TPER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
THE 1RREpREssBLE GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN
RAGGED BY THE BRITIsHEBS-MoRE FEN1AN
ARREsTs-MAxnnLAN's FUNERAL-LvERPooI
MARKETS, ETC.
LONDON, January 19.-When the steamer
Scotia landed at Queenstown strong police
force went on board and arrested George
Francis Train, Greenwen and Gee, three pas
sengers from New York, charged with being
active members of the American wing OF Fe-
nianism. The American residents are consid-
erably excited.
LArER.-George Francis Train has been
searched, but nothing was found to warrant
his arrest. Train says that he came to Ire
land as the correspondent Of the New York
World, and formally protested, through the
American Consul, against his detention.
The stock Of guns in the shops in Limerick
have been seized by the police to put them out
of the reach of the Fenians.
Dr.. Waters, editor of the Dublin Irishman,
has been arrested. Murratt is positively ar
rested, and is said tobe the perpetrator Of the
Clerkenwen outrage. Cleary, who fired on
policeman, has also been arrested.
A Fenian proclamation YVES found posted on
the Lord Mayors mansion in London.
The remains of Macmillan have arrived at
Vienna. great funeral procession took
place.
PARIS, January 1S-P. M.-Duke de Persig-
ny, in letter, objects to the proposed bill for
the government of the press. He thinks that
the bill leaves the journals free to assail both
public and private character.
STOCKHOLM, January 1S.-P. M.-The King
opened Parliament with his usual address. BE
favored the enrolment Of the entire popula-
ton in the militia and the purchase OF the
most approved arms for the army.
L1vERpooI, January 18-Fcon.-Cotton ex-
cited, but prices are unchanged; sales of TO-
600 bales. Corn dull. Wheat firm. Common
Rosin 5s. I'd.
Evening.-Cotton active, excited, and has
advanced i'd; sales of 10000 bales Uplands at
I'D; to arrive, 7sd. *
ConsoIs s2sas2a. Bonds "a. 2'
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Spsfial Mutifes.

sSCOKsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP MO-
NEKA, art notified that she is discharging at North
Atlantic Wharf All goods not removed at sunset
will be stor ed at expense and risk Of owners.
JOHN THEo. GETTY, Agents,
North Atlantic Wharf.
January 10
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@ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, JANUARY T. 1seS.-The Board Of Di-
rectors o. this Company having declared dividend
of FETx GENTS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock
of this Company, the same will be paid to oStoekhold-
ers on ard after the Goth instant.
The B,oks for Transfer win be closed from date
until the 10th instant
WI. HERIOT,
Januargs Secretary and Treasurer.
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@ FREEDMENs SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY, No. STATE STREET.-THE Board of
Trustees have ordered interest at the rate Of FIVE
PER CENT. PER ANNUM to be allowed on al do
posits o. Five Dollars and upwards. on depodt for
six months previous to the frstdsy Of January, 1885,
NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
Januairu IA
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Marine Reports.

NEW YORK, January 1s.-Arrived, steamship
James Adger from Charleston.
The steamship Australian encountered on
the 9th Of January vessel burning and aban-
doned. She had white lower masts, double
topsais, guards and wire rigging.
NORFOLK, January 18.-The steamer Re-
lance was burned in the James River to-day.
NEW YORK, January 19.-Arrived, the steam
ship E. B. Souder from Charleston.
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n%NOICE.-THE STEAMER DICTATOR
win not leave on Tuesday night Shippers Of Freight
for F1orids viii please hold 1t for stesmar CITY
POINT, which will sail on Friday Night at usual
hour. J. D. AIKEN & co.,
January 20 Agents Florida Line.
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lMarieo.

SUARBS--BARFIEID.- Manning 8. O.. Janu-
ary II, 1858, by Rev.|D. ". CUTTING. Mr. EDWARD
j. sUARES Of Sumter, to Miss MARY j., eldest
daughter Of Mr.. LEnUKL BARF1ELD.
CUTTING -SWINTON.-At Wetunpks, Ala, on
the 18th list, by Rev. RUFUS FIeH, DAVID g.
CUTTING to Miss NAE, second daughter Of WILLIAM
q. SwnTos, all Of this city. No cards.
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Our New York DIspatchea.

New YORK, January 1s.-The Democrats have
matured plan for redistricting the State of
Ohio, by which only two Radical Congressman
will be returned from that State.
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The present favorite for the Derby OF this
year is named "Green Sleeve" One thousand
to eighty is offered on him.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,
1OIJNORs a. iOlRTER PRop,

C0l1N0RS & CARTER, PRoPRHToEA
DUBLIsHkD EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
I at Lancaster q. e., s. @. Having large sab
ecripton list, 1t offers favorable medium TO Nor
chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business in the upper Districts Of the State
Bates Of advertising hberA. Specimen couS' Of
sper sent On application. August "a
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The Franco Mexican banker Jecker is
about to bring suit against the French GoYern. A.
ment for the recovery of thirteen millions OF
dollars (?) due on Franco-American bonds
held by him.
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THE RECONSIDERATION DHF1OULTY-GRANT AUD
THE PREsDENT-HMLYER's INTERVIEW WITH
aRANT-aRANT's EXoUsEs-DENIEs HE Is A
RADICAL.
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The fireworks establishment in Pittsburg ex-
ploded to-day, killing three persons.
John Jacob Astor, aged sixty-six years, died
here to-day.
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STEAMER PILOT 3oY..... Capt W. T. MoNrIr,.
STEAMER FANNIE................ Capt F. PECK.
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FOR GARDENERS BLUFF,

FOR GARDENERS BLUFF,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TIE
PEE DEE RIVER t.
rK@A THE LIGHT QRAUGHT STEAM
.zs::s2as-=s s:sS2tas= ER "pLANTER," Captain G. oARnoIL
WHITE, Is now receiving Freight for the above
points and will leavn Io-Aorroi1 Might 21Bt inst.
ALI Freight must be prepaid on the wharf
For Freight engagsments, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
January 20 Accommodation Wharf
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VESSELS WANTED.
FOR WEST INDIES, SOUTH AMERI-
.&A CA, Europe, and Northern ports We also
IEXE& offer return cargoes from Cienfuegoe,
s[8n Trinidad de Cuba, St. Jago, eagua La
Grande, Nuevitas and Porto Rico-to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
Good rates and dispatch given. - '.i'7't
RISLEY CREIGHTON, -
Ship Brokers and Commission Merchants,
January IA Nos. 14S and 145 East Bay.
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rTDL ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAM
Ezs:ssE;lS zs:ss.saEl ERH will leave Charleston every
Monday and Thu-sday Night at u o'clock; and
Savannah every Yednesday and Saturday AorTs-
ino, OF z O'Clock. ToIchng at Bluffton oprAon-
day. TIP from CHARLES e,l, and Wednesdny, trip from
Savannah 90
All Way Freight, also Bluhton Wharfage, must be
pre- paid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to -e-9J
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf
Jauuary 16
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THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE. -.sEMI-WEEKLY VIA BEAU
FORT AND hilton HEAD-wREKLY =
VIA BLUFFTON. "a. =
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sTEAMNR1ssrTHE ANTEE AND PEE
.sss DEE RIVERS.
~K@hyIWISH TO SAY T0ALL PERSONS
,GESHasxssS2ss son the Santee and Pee Dee Rvars
tuat have gotta STEAMBOAT Of Light drsught 10
run on these HTers at all seasons, to carry Naval
Stores, Provisions &c. A. MORGAN,
January il 6 Georgetown, s. @.
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS
RIVER.
rT~DA STEAMERS DICTATOR AND
E@ssSs%sf;=2sC CITY POINT, will leave Charleston
evcrJ 1Iesddy ard Friday Evenings, at O'Clock.
for above llaces tnd Savannah every Wednesday and
Saturday, ct O'Clock P. III.
Steamer DICTATOR, Capt L. M. coxErTEn, sails
Tuesday Evening.
Steamer CITY ,saaINT, cspt. s. ADKINS, sails FRI.
For Freight d fssage apply ON board or at Office
of IH. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
Janusrys - South Atlantic Wharf
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FOR NEW YORK.
PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. IL
e~Axs THE STEAMSHIP MONEKA,
NkHEYTxE Captain B. B. SHAGKfoRD win leave
ZE1MIlkJ{$3HS North tlantic Wharf 1hursday, jan
@SszsZT4 uary 23, 1853, at - O'Clock. =
~ JOHN THEO. GETTY, Agents,
January 20 North Atlantic Wharf.
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pnoCRRDTNGsOF THE UNION
EyECUTIvE cow MITTkR OF
afrHRKY COUNTY.
n8Asa,o.66f ,hc Committee, hold h.tlvtnlns.

ttaiAeainarof the Committee, held lastevening.
the following proposition was submitted:
The undersigned, ncmbcr OF the Union. party OF
S IsStr Of the patty BY Internal contests. based
pppp ~ vldaalp rsf' rnmSsS ISr i SpI ~ SSas1s ain
M r. inrinisrIei ILy which the success or the parry
might be epiansersi; t~ocnabid eneh moinbcr o. thc
matt 10 cfprrSS his chOlct fOr' Senator by . direct
vote. and 10 prevent the Senatorial question from
practically controlling, a. lisratoiore. inc seiecnon
Of candidateS for sttttG a,a eS1n nIS Of ofTnscS rtSlhIjur
fSe nrc0crcncc orthc Uplon. men OF this county for
said ofdce, nnd n determining The vote thereon o.
tho member orithe LEGISLATURE 10 DC e"c'su msa'a
PirI-We will vote for no, person LOT pSiegdte StSoo
tho Cljunly Convention who has mol slSnct mus
agreement. and, who slal, not R,e1s s,e n,tl, " III, n
cstry out SsElcfiy ~ PROVISIONS 1 ! :" to'pS'. $50
" second The Delegates chosen to tho County Con-
%vontlon shalt, before making my ,ISns.
81. RssoLyYp., That the Legislative nolnlnecs oi
this Convention arc Instructed, anu arc regniIea "
P, ! ,S;s,1 Ll, Sa,.s nr' s, tSss r iI.sy t %,'l i NJ s once q TaIiSi
states senator, NO long ~ he shall bc . candidate,
the person designated as The choice OF Tho Union
voters OF this county, In the manner hereihai'er p'1'
sS9'ss tt4Ssn mkt general election each Union voter
who may No choose shall have written or pIiii Wy
Istss fSr oSisss % &c hsrcat nllcd, Y, siG wST 'hs n,s SSE
United States Senator: Vn.nns ~
with tho nsnic OF hIst choicn t6r said, PoTSoH1
apdsti,e ,pnrsou whose name shall thns 20 piaSSSll
.,ron HI tsnsssi number Of tickets shall be colIsld.
srcSi the choice Of the Union party or thiS county
far add %posltI6n, aud sial receive the support o. tne
| fCrisia,ive Delegation ~ above stated.
"sssI Wicket shall is considered q Union nlcnei
,vhich VOTES kr the Union Presidential Electors ~
Tor hot isss uhsn eleven %, Of the legislative hon'i'
ns Isi 81 M W. H sshsoa shall be nomInaled for The Lesls,
i.t,,r" NV tLo Convention until be shall have plodgcl
himself iotnbide by the forcgol0g resolution anu 70
/ nHna a. In IruFiIhnA .'aHH' TNa II. -HH.
III srSiMThs aid Convention shall prescribe the
| mo.Isnf counting SAID votes for the oflce q Senator
| ami OF declaring OFFICIALLY the result thereof. &C
l. April q, lsss. .yAR ~ yEh u. 90 - WV
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McCLusxEy's SALOON. -Our good
looking and jolly friend, Mike McClus-
kew, of The Gold Hill Theater saloon,
has Just refiitcd, r-farnished, aud re-
stocked his elegant saloon in the most
gorgeous and substantial style, n TO-
day re.opened it to his friends and the
public generally. Gorgeous pictures
and decorations on The wall, land in a
cabinet of specimens from Adam and
Ewes fower-garden y elegant wall
paper, u magnificent bar and fixtures,
with the very best Of wines, brandies,
whiskys, portcrs, ales, layers, etc, from
| Gile, Hayes 4 Co.'S large wine and
LIQUOR store, in San Frnucisco-all
making one of the fincstnnd best saloons
in the State. Mr.. McCluskey too, Is u
wholc-souled fellow always in II good
humor and pleasant with his customers
and liberal to a'fault.
PpERs' OPERA HOUSE,; TONIGHT
Manager Woodland and bis talented Com
pany having returned from their trip to
Carson, where crowded houses each
evening attestcd TO their triumphant
success, will occupy the stage ut the
Opera House tonight again., IN n regn-
lar old fashioned melodeon performance,
for this night only. as tomorrow even
ing the great actor J. W. CouldocE
makes his first appearance, supported
BY his very talented daughter, aud the
entire strength Of u powerful dramatic
Company. The play for the occasion
will DO the Willow Cousc,' n new aud
beautiful drama.
INpguIAL-EMpiRE.-The water stood
six feet deep on the track floors OF tue
ives. drifts this morning, but was being
rapidly reduced By the hosting tanks.
A strong vein of water has evidently
been tapped, and the main lead Of orc
is close at hand. Those who think they
are posted, say that u iine body OF rich
ore is there, pieces OF which they have
| seen. A day or two will tell the story.
| Tho water from the vein is nearly blood
warm, and strongly i~mpregnated with
mineral.
| \ JUST TRlBUTE.-H uuhpet vi '"e
citizens of Virginia who are of French
nativity, last evening presented Hon. G.
E. belong, late counsel for John Mil
lain, with a splendid gold tobacco.bos
| Sc. with diamonds, as u token Of their
perfect satisfaction with him and his
course during the trial, aud their disnp'
prevail Of the spileful, ungrateful, lying
sentiments contained in the speech oil
John MILAN on the gallows. We have
me, with no true Frenchman who pre-
tends to be su apologist for the muir
derer.
FELL Orr A PoRcH.-About G O'Clock
this morning a ~Erenchman. accidentally
fell. from the porch Of the Delmonicc
Restaurant, C street, Virginia, SOM
twelve or fifteen feet to the. ground be
meath, breaking his shoulder blade. DR.
Bryarly attended the sufferer. ~
BuLLIoS.-C. WiegandSCo., Of Cole
| Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1891 ounces crude bullion
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Midwifery 7!
oRPICR-OS MOUTH c sTRRET, ep.
pesitc Wells, Parso& Co.
TIO M GOP ATHY

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED.
i icine based upon the laws Of nature. Seven,
ty:lSe yearsof experience baye proved that Que.
half otthosc,dy!ng at an early Iss can 70 saved.
nentIy, wbIclfhave resisted tho Ekill Of The best
praotliionersof any Of the old medical system.
for years. 80 ~ :"
Hor,osopAthys Aims tocrsdIc cdissnses entirely;
torurc sure md easy, without bleeding. blister;
Ing. cauterIting or drpgging. to prolong iife and
Iessenjhe number Of, siekrdays.i.. 5000 %,
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.0a.qqa.,,iv.,.o raogaa


ny DoNNgR LAHR. ~RoyrR:..
NJ DHowei, Joseph Pfisf, fHSs Rowland
and wiN,, Nellie Eoys6ek.sF Iayslcek, =
Bieler, MR. Farley, IT Nm Fred
rick, I'D Hall, C Kelly. " Duser, d H BIZ
by, ii r Bisby, E Rhodes, II Corr, s Lewis,
WMcDonald, Mcdonald, R Wood and
wife, NJ Law, J B Jefreys, Mrs Babcock, .
E Welch, J Haley, T Burke, Mrs Roach,
Mrs Garvin, n Adams, ] II Shade, ., u
Elliott, N Colbro. C conger, c Lefcrt, B F
Kcnney, Hugh Carr. siI :urtaf-ai
ny WOODRUFF AND INNoR's LINE:
C H Cronart, T Marona, C J Stevenson, J
NJ Osborn.
ny OVERLAND noprI;
&C Eisler, J IS currie and vile, J HO-
bridge. sa'9'''"
ny DoNNHR LAKE ROUTE:
Sc wi,herill, g A.Wnlisms, Mrs G E
Armes, Mrs Thornton, Judge Hardy, VIM ]
Hardy, H Levy. C c EiSlsr, Chas Shad and
wife, J Holdridge. J. 6 Cursis and wife, K
MeCsusland, S W Ghabbuek, Mr. Gowan,
Mr. Bennett. l.. -
NJ WOODRUFF AND ENSoR's LINE:
Mr. Rogers, W L Hudnall, J Sayres.
M OVERLAND ROUTE:
Tracy, ] w Adams, Thos Cahill and
wife, Charles Saul. s'i'y r.lE1'
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mRxICANmUsTANG L.INIMRNT;

. H o .Ha
mRxICANMUsTANG LINIMRNT.
Tho merits Of this Linlment arc well known, us
ein;,ris are instantaneous. soothing. AMI wondertul.
Clts. bruises, spraIns and swsllinHs are common;
and certain 10 occur In every family. That q pottie OF
this LEIment Is the best Investment mat can DC
made. ,brsIn
sending for tile dOctor-it 10 cheaper ulnn theuoetor'
anI should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
"I tnlo Measure In recommending the Mexican
NtustnnQ LInineut a. d valuable and lndlspenshDle
sriIclc Er SprainS, Sores. Scratches. or Gsllt on
Iior,c,. Oar men have used II for Burns. bfnlaes.
Sorrs, .Rhenmatisni.' &C.. and gu ny " nc rSu hho
magic" uss.r .,nJcn,.
aafTRRr sSr.,n OF MY daughters ankle. oecssioned
while skating last Winter. was entirely cured m one
weeE. amer she commenced using yo1r ssH5Tstea
Nn,t.nc TIniment," aHN i'd o kD. 5kEbf.i
alsaosstsr. Mass, August !. NO., m,i
Quick and sure u certainly. 10, Az Hshulno ~
vrnpr5cd Iu steeLplatc engrAyings, bearing Tue signr-
tprr Of q. w, Westbroot, Chemist and Tue prisdte
IL 4. stamp or DEnAs BkRNn 4 70. oyer thc top.
All effort has been maie to countetfeitu WIN =
chenp stonc plate label. Look eIosetyL. $500
Sold BY ali Druggists. anu Stores At 70 AMI 1c'a'.
and 81. s''r H.s ' ''
81. 3 rrrH. .,. # tn.Hl i'rur SEGA
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LyON,s FLEA FowDRR.

.H. r.#Hf "HF#." h.t.F". .f. HHHH. s.kEHEF a".
LYONS FLEA POWDER,
ItIs well Known that Lyons genuine Magnche
Powder will perfectly destroy everything " ~
shapo OF ficas, ticks. bedbugJ. reaches, 6Si tnhtLn
periect poison 10 the insect tribe, but epuieiy haIni'
icss 10 ne human species and domestic Anlnlsls.
Bedbugs, AntS, Roaches. etc, arc ~ even nSu,c.
This Powder Is their natural death. IL shon'd Dc in
es JoIT T. Roar, Esq. -supsnnt.ndcn, q tho New
York City Hospital. says: -. Fiifl's"eou '
..rs article We have ever used"
HEw YOlx uorEL PRorRIEroRs say; "enare
+'ed LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER
For cxtermlnatfnE Insects and verm,n. WIN enure
~" COLEMAN 4 SrErsoS. Aston House.
rs.,NT CozZyNo. American Hotel. 49,
ACHE & T~kEADWELL-S 81. Nicholas ileteI'
A',. LELANp 4 Co.. Metropolitan itotei.-
Testimony OF hisehar.etsT n1hi x saH Tsss 70 ah'
III. Genuine has the signature OF l, Lyon. anI tue
nriyste stamp OF pEAEs bkRNEs q Any'hing
el.e OF ms nnd 10 an Initiation or counterfeit. ANY
druggist will procure the senuinah you in''s' 'ou
VIZ Sai nH Sy al iii druggists and general storekcepsrs IN
orrpy town and mining camp on the Pacinc Coast
E noi3 ~ 2orSp'
..H. .. .-. e. ~ H#.Uu .s.'1l. -
2" .F'f Ssr# .-aar., - nd. -. 81 ~
aa,#.s na.TrE' asI a gauHa .''uA
a a''HE "I1p 'iT.I 81 ,.a.s.'
srH, SO "li''Eh .'hsy,E yir1si
u.. 4ir ,HIs 900 rHitrt. - ~ Gii1s
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GRNERAL SUMMARY.

II win thus DO seen that of one hundsod pa.
tIents treated by homeopathic physicians, eight
will dc, while " the Same number are treated by
Ailopaihic physIciany, thirty four will dlei and
Of tho myrladi who die under old school trsat.
mcnt the world over, Homeopathic treatment
would save seventy six Of every hundred.
Virginia, March. 2. Ices. mr2if
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IS II r. a II. r. Y.

Itisone Of the greatest trlumphs OF HomG.
opathy to dIapsuse With ths operation Of Amipu.
tatton lndE xeikon, In more than two.thlrda OF
the cases, by the radical euro OF tho diSeasrd
parts, which Allopathy would have conslgnedto
thcknlfc. ~ n, H-s.I..
Fractures, AMI serious wounds are healed In
less time, and with LEGS pain, than under any
other mode Of treatment.
Homeopathy sfal6llIsg . INFUSION Whose end
il the overthrow Of all other modes Of cure. and
the establI.hDHas ofitso~n, complete and per
mRnent rule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LIYE AssvnAscE.-Thc
Diroctnrs Of aLoudon. IlfsA AsEurance ofiee-
fine "GcneYal Proyidcnt'-' at iItsrteent meeting
have PLACID on record uthelr opinion that per.
sons irented BY the R6mGopathy system enjoy
moro robust heAlth, arc less Frequently attacked
by disease, and when attacked recover more
rapidly than those treated by any othor syntem;
that with respect to tho more fatal classes OF dis.
case The % ortality under Homeopathy IL small In
comparison tththnt OF Ailopathyi that there
uro diFcayos not durable at oil pndor tho lnttor
syptem, which arc perfectly curablc under tho
former; finally, thHtths medicines prescribed w
H~omnophathhis do not lnjurs the constitution,
vbexeas those empioycd-b Allopaths not I'm.
frequentft entail the most tcrIous. md In many
Instances, fatal consequences" The Directors
farther propose to sumnon q meeting OF the
,harehodcrst to lsy before them tho facts thsy
have collected, and the'deeiLon at which ihoy
have arrived, namely: nc open'H bptclhl sec
don Tor persopy treated by homeopathic Iys.
tenn, pt''n lower rntc OF premium than that
charged on other lives london .(EnS.) Oh.
s<Trtr, .rsl s. {" f..-E %. 20
THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIVE INSURANCE.
COMPANY Of Albany, New York. says; RE.
GARDlNG MEDICAL TREATMENT As'af
feetlnk rates. that the systems OF Wedicsl prnc.
ticc az affecting tho duration OF Ilfo, nre well
worthy Of soniideraiion by Life Insurance Com
panIes, appears 10 Ms evident calculations upon
data In our possession show decreased rate OF
mortality under tho ''lioin nopathic System Of
Medicine" We have therefore concluded 10
make q deduction Of 10 per cent. from the table
rates upon each. payment Of premium by those
hsbltusily using this nDde OF treatment. In
case Of medical practice being changed, the full
rates will beaesln charged: To those who en-
| ploy the Homeopathic systcm when III. this
| Company Will make a deduolop Of ~. per cent.
| from sHe'dffnF rates of'pftmiun, feeling salts
fed that the mortality from disease Is vastly less
under this uhodo Of treatment. Prom q large
| mass Of statistics, gathered from oil parts Of the
| civilized world. and supplied largely by Allo'
pHthie Snth critics, embracing the. records OF the
treatment Of over 100000 .eases Of disease, IL
drawn the following:
GRNERAL SUMMARY.
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1HRD OII.--I,ooo GAI.L0NStSH
IL purs Lanl Oillptihe lowest price.
For sale by II. Q. kirk q w.
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srt.Ih anpaeaL&
i'DRa E,aEsiLLER,s
Homeopathic Physician
gqi AND
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Medical and Operative Surgery,
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ButLIox.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo &Co.'s Gold Hill Office,
this mo,ning IA bars of bullion,
weighing n ,i5ol ponnds,. 'ahdl 'OfS the
assayed value of $es,444 "a.
BuLLIoS.--aold ain Branch Assay
Office of E. Ruhliug & Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, 1914
ounces crude bullfou.
IMPROVEMENT AT -Snyka..A large,
new two1story frame b~uildinisg is 10
course Of construction, in lower Silver
City for a boarding honse. '"H (
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p. s.-A FINE HEARsE aud CARMAGEs
always In readiness to attend FUNERALS In
this aud adjoining counties Fuuerals attended
TO In Gold Hill. Silver city and Dayton, with
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Has RxcovEhSp.-We are pleased to
SEQ Captain Tucker (of the firm Of
.Tueker.S Metcer, Gold BiIl;;f ableto be
around agaiu, He has been i'll for some
two months with an attack Of pneu-
monia, hut by the excellent medicnfst-
tendance of Drs. Hall and Bronson, he
has almost entirely recovered.