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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-19

reason why the South refused to use
negro soldiers in the late war, to wit:
e'In the pride of their own white blood,
the Southern people scorned to owe their
independence to the hands of their
bondsmen." Now, upon this we have to
remark, that IL the author of the review
means to intimate that, in the pride OF
our white blood, we should scorn to use
negro votes in order to build up the State
and bring US back to more prosperous
era, we do not concur with him. The
pride of blood might well lead us to for
bear from begging for negro votes
might twell prevent us from relying upon
the negro element to restore the South,
but it does not, We take it, and should
not impel us to reject the negro vote, if
we can, with self-respect, secure it. No
military man ever disdains to turn the
guns of the enemy upon him. And
although we shall not bend to win the
negro vote, yet we shall welcome that
vote whenever we find it cast in behalf
Of the prosperity OF the South. We
shall not, on the one hand, plead for the
negro's vote, nor shall we, on the other,
spurn it, when it is deposited in the in
terests of good government and true
principles.
The settlement of this vexed question
of tho negro, on the basis of political
and legal equality, was not of our MAX
ing. The people Of the South are not
responsible for it. But now, that it has
been so settled, let US hope that it will
lead to the more uninterrupted working
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09

aefaQene@ artbalotanil@e Gmi0aire, bic
it@ tur3 porber' Iber bic @ren3e einse7
i&musselt butten. Sober BON Sbneu
bate Elm tauienb 2iren in italienildeu1
papter9e!b unb 3tpei @euclper, eine,
leoe,1 ;u flint 5@ub> BET i9. Sbr
3tel trar GiYita>@ ec@ta unb &om, wie
aus eini9en BEL ibnen 9efunrenen pa
pieren ~ erieben 1T.
Die bret Tiarer, bic Dem papfe Bel
ber Yrocelien an, III. acknowledgements
ta9e por9etra9et1 tueroen, ftno1 1. bte Don
Nappleon I. an plus VII. 8ei@enfte
i'm @ertbe Don 234,922 Granfen 2.
Die Don Der &5nist, BON Spanien an
plus TX. bebicirte, int @ertbe BON
153,500 Granfen urb 3. bic BON Der
palatinal< @arbe Dem papfte Plus TX.
parsebradte> i'm @ertbe BON $1,000
Tranfen.
Der 8il9pf Don ct. Brieur, Mlar.
Danio, bat eiren 6irtenbrtef erlaFen,
in tpel@em er, Der bisbertBe @e9ner Der
llnfeblburfeitslebre, iast, bob iobalb has
@pnca pie @ade entldteoen babe, UNI
tit ben @dtern feline abwet@enoe Mleiz
;,aag u,ebr berrI9en tperbe. i
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09
Nreufiibe Gbe=9

Na4 elmer arntliden leberli9t Der TN
S. 1869 In Yreuben in rutrten @elu9e &c,
l9tebener Serionen UNI @enebmisuns Der
ft:91iaen Mitwirtuns betufs tbrer anber>
tpeitisen gerbeiratbuns paren tn ben a9t
dltern proYin3en 1904 folder @eiu4e neu
c%tn9e9on9en, l68 r1ebr als I'M @priabr.
Dason tuurben 1852 beptatst, l24 abselebnt
SO bur4 3uradaabme ober aus anbern
@raneen erlebist unb l35 perta9t. @ier;u
fameu nod 96 @eiu9e UNI Dtspeniation
Don ben Gbeoerboten bes Mas. eanbre4ts,
l38 I'M Sabre 1868 unerlebist 9eb1iebene
@efude, l25 fru6er abselebnte unb I'M
Sabre 1869 erneuerte @efu@e, SO @elu9e
I'm Wteberaufnabu,e In bic Qanbeaftrae fet>
tens folder @erlonen, pelae gum ;3med et<
ner Gtpt1,Gbei4ltebuns aus berielben aus.
getreten waren. SIN @an3en 1T alto aber
1882 berarti9e @nselesenbetten p~erbanbelt
worben. 8emiatsun9 tuurbe in 1888 Sal
len ertbeilt, rudbreub In 255 Tdden Mbleb.
auns erfolste. Sn 8etref Der Gbef9et-
bunss>@rinbe, tpelde Ben @iebertrauunss.
seiuden gu @runbe la9en, mar ~infofern etne
Menberuns etnsetreten. ais bitTdtle, in tpel.
den wesen @dpitten eefdieber tuorben mar,
ii& sesen bas @eriabr unsertdltnibn.dets
seleisert hatten. Die sert9tiHe- S1et>
buns erfplste In $50 Td1en toeses b6swtai>
ger GerlaGaus, in 53s Td1en wtsen Gbe>
bru@s, tn II Td1en itpesen gerfasuns Der
ebeltden gft@t, tn 124 Tdllen tpesen @d>
bitten unb Gbrentrdnfunsen, In 80 Td1en
mesen 8rober 8erbreden, tnA SdIen tpe>
gen Erunfiu9t unb unprbentliden 2ebens,
tn 81 Sduen tuesen gerfasung bes Inter
Bats, IN 143 Tdaet tueser unabtrWtnbii>
der Mbneisun9 u. 1. n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09
Oas 8rpfe Oelfeuer be
SbarpSbur8.

@ie bereits telesrapbti9 sen,elbet tuurbe,
brad ant portsen Dienfas gormtttas cine
perbeerenbe Teuersbrunf In @barpstur9
aus. Der rRepubltfaner". BON pittsburs
beriatet barber : Gin fdtperer3 Gepitter-
0ur1 3os iber ben norbDaltden Stetl I'M,
ierer @tabt Bin. Gtliae Grcptn Mesen,
Elm farfer @tnb, etn paar matte 8ltse urb
etn entferntes &pQen bes Donners rparen
Mdes, was man I'M 9er5en Der Stabt bappn
w~abrnabna, bab Elm farAterltaer Sturu, in
Der Ndbe Don Starssturs unb In ben dus'
ern @arbs tvutbete. 11nb f9reflid taute
in Der 2but bort Der Sturut unb nod
fAredltder tparen feline W~irtunsen. Inn
bic oben ertpdbnte :3eit, uber3cs i9 bort Der
9immel NIT i4warsem @epb1fe, Der @esen
fel In @trDmen unb Der @inb artete In Ell,
men fDrutli9en Srfan aus. @erabe als Der
@turm ietnen 60bepunft erretht Bate, fat
man etnen Fanmenben 91tsarab1, elmer
unsebeue.n feurtsen 3unse elei@, aus benz
@olten terabfhte6en, Der f4 In elmer 96be
BON ettua f%unibunbert JuB opm Grbboben
tbeilte unb auf bieie @etfe ;uslet9 3iret
erpee Selbebdlter traf beren Snba1t tn et>
1.et Ausenb1id IN lidten Stammen ffanb.
Der etne tieier Selbebd1ter befanb f@ In
benz 9pfe Der Gclipie Se1 @affnerte, Ser
anbere In benz @ofe Der Citizens Ot1 &ef>
ntng So. &auua Bate Der 8lts bte1e Oel>
bebdlter setrpfen, ais fe aud f4on fat TN
slet@en Musenbltd~ erplobtrten unb btde,
f9par3e @audldulen tn bic euft ftnbeten,
wdbrenb bas brennenb seporbeneOe1 from,
tuetie rad aleu- @tdtunsen tabtnfo6 unb
bantt erf bas @ert ber !3erfSruns eisent>
lid re&t besann. @@uppen, @&eunen,
@tdqe unb Teneen tpurben Don BEN feurt>
gen Stron,e erfabt unt tn >nslaublt& tur>
3er !3ett bate berielbe aud bic vNattonal,"
bic "Afral" unb bic vMm4pr" @afTnerte,
iowte bic @tarpsburser Bride erret9t.
Habe BET ber Geltpft &ufFnerte tanb bas
pra4tpc1e @obnbaus bon Or. Emeeble,
bes 9aupteteentbauters Der @afFnerie.
Aa& btefts @ebdube bate fat elet@3ettis
nit Der erfsn GrplpfIpn Teuer sefansen unb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-09

etasus @&ranfe 3uiauameneeraften. Der d.
tern Sawefer seb0rtssn &letbunssfiden
bic @ctnuns. Ma& anbertbalb @tunben
erit fanb man bic 5&pefern In tbren,Blute
i&,rtmmenb, Beibe NIT f9weren, tas Sc,
1trn b1cb lesenben &opfwunben. bic fstne
9ofnuns auf 9etluns laGen. Der gerbre>
der 1T nerbaftet."
9obes Mlter.-Sn @en,ins bel @ten If
am 81. Mat Der dltefe enfsnatr 0eaer'
ret4s, Sran5 Sitter Don @trdub, IN etneu
Glter BON 100 Sabren seforben. @a& 40
Sabren Militatr3eit be3os berielbe Elm BAL
bes SabrbuAoert feline wenfon Don 500 81.
Ct btente unter 3 &ailern unb rpar 1906
Is @orfpanns>@ ommiTar.
Grobebeu.-Mus STUNT naelben In Bten
einsetrofene Yripatbrtefe, ba6 T9 bic Orb
eri9atteruns en- bort betnabe ieben britten
Sag tpteberbolen unb bic Bep0lferun9 In.
boten @rabe beunrubtsen. Die Bewpbner
Der Mltfabt brtnsen bic r1etfen Rd&te UNI
ter freteut 9tmx,e1 3u, wttl fe ben Gtnfurs
tbrer 9duier bsfar9ten. 11eberbaupt fulen
In Ttaa,e itbr piele 9duier &iFe erbalten
baben, bic Bebenfen erre9en.
Strliner 8tk. - rSsott1teb, iese betne
Muse uf ct fSnnte Dir font bic fpantf&e
&rone uf ben 8cpp fanen," rtef iansa Elm
Berltner @denfeber ietnen1 @ameraben au.
uasarn.-Die 8epolteruns unsarns be>
trdst ra9 Der neaeFen golfs5dblune 49,
429, 23Syerionen unb 3rpar 7.696,94 mann.
li6en unb 7,732,291 reiblt9en @ef9led.s.
Diegolfs5dBluns int Sabre 1857 ersab 49,
1853, 513 See1en, 70 bas felt tener 3ett bic
8ep0lferuus UNI l,666,625 3usenpmmen
bat.
Tranenfreit.-@u@ in Dem teibenSnbien
l9eint bic Srauen emancipation 3u elmer
vbrennenben Trase" seuorben 5u fem, unb
bic @9Snen pon@ aleutta f0nnen ii& beretts
zines Eriumpbes rabmen fe iinb i4on Bic
gu einen, vSr9an" sebieben, wel4es "8unso
Mobila" pber rDas bensaliiae @eib" tetbt
uub in tenealilder @pra@e eri9etnt. @af
benz @ebactionsfuble fiat ielbnperfdnblt@
cine etnsebo,ene Dame.
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Der - d +.

IS Serbrettete ii@ 70 raid, bae bic Sannilte
bes Dcttors nur NIT Der srDbten @&wierts'
lett ibr 2eben ~ retten permu@te.
nnsefdtr I'm biet1be 3ett, ais bes Dot
tors @obnuns in granb 8erietb, ftron,te
bas %brennenbe Del in ietnen pilben 2aufe
auf benz @sleiie Der @a6aster>G ifenbabn
babtn Der @barpsburser Brude gu. &C.
rabe Dor beren Gtnsans trennte I'D Der
Teuertrom mad beiben @etten Der Birdie
9tn unb balb batten bic bpdauff4iebenben
Tlanmen bas 9ol3wert Der 8rade ielbt e.
fa6t. @s mar tlar, zap feline meni4ltae
Ma&t in @tanbe war, bic 8rude 3u rettea.
llnsea&tet, bab bteielbe BON benz berabfro'
n1enben &eeer NAP tuar, brannte Ne, tpte
3unber unb Spanning na4 Spannuns
far3te 3tf&enb In ben inter tbr binFteBen'
ben Slue. eeute, bic auf ber Bride fan>
ben, u,ubten uni tbr 2eten nit ben Slant
men unit tie @ette 1aufen, bent tn tpentser
ais fanf3ebn @tnuten fanb aud faon bic
Bride Don etnen, Gnbe gum unbern IN
Teuer.
@dbrenb BE Brades auf bieie Betie ben,
perbeerenben Clement 3uuOpfer fe1, frSn,te
tAs ~brennenbe Del auf heui. @eletie Der. ~
leebenY ga1eY Gtftnbabn tpetter unb feste
n,ebrere Oel>Gars uub aud bic .Mattonal
81 @orts" In Jeuer, 70 bab tn b:efena Iu>
senbltd ntdt tpeniser ais feds &afFnerten
in lt4ten Tlamn1et fanben. &
Sc mar Gin tmppianter unb 5uslet4 f9au.
erli4er Mnbltd. Die 2uft mar wettbin ppQ>
fomr,en fapar3 BON &au@, mdbrenb bier
unb ba etne rotbe, bide 61amnaenidule bur@'
brad unb sesen ben 9tmmel btnauf3anselte
Dabet ertonte 1pn 3ett 81 3ett' Elm lauter
&nad, BON Der Grplpiion zines neuen Del
bebdlteys, ben bic Slammen ersriTen Bat
ten, berrubreno. Die Seuerwebr uar 3tpar
CUR SteQe, fonnte aber unter ben I'm, itdnben
penis tbun unb Bate ibr Mussnmerf baupt>
fdG1i9 barauf ;u ridten, bic Slanamen un'
ter ibre @pntroQe 3u brinsen. Dies mar
ibr bis sesen s llbr Mbenb bin 70 wett &C.
lunsen, ba6 eine ~tpeitere M%usbebnuns bes
Teuers ni6t rnebr befir9tet uurbe, obiaon
mebre srobeO elbebdlter nod bic sanaeNaGt
binbur4 brannten unb nit tbrem @lutben>
laetne bic 1nsesenb erteaten.
Gin Mann f1m IN ben Tlammen I'm,
mebrere anbere erlitten fhwere 9%ranbwuns
ben. Der @aaben rpirb I'M Ganjen auf
$652,00O ~anseseben> :propn etrpas iiber Elm
Drittbeil perii9ert 1T.
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g.. ~
Ser mif6 8.

1emperenster IN 9eutidIauo. Der ei>
nise feds3ts Mitstieber 3db1enbe nGensre6
Der gesetartaner" gu Berlin btett unldnsft
Elm se~n,einfdrnes Mittasefen, bas mad al
len Neseln Der pesetarianiiaen &patunf
obnt, ATE T1eif9lpenen berettet, mar. Da
fon6bl a1e @ptrttaolsn, nit trseno wel&en
&eia ausibenben talten pbe. rparr,sn &C.
strdnfen. Detn, Bier, &aTee, Sbet u. bs1. per-
p6nt fnb, 70 purben bic BET Slide ablt4en
Eoafe nit 9tubeerwaGer aussebra&t.
@erfparaises Boselnea.- SIN seopolbs>
b6te, Der erhen 9altefeqe btnter Bafel
(gaftl,&arlsrube) be5nbet T@ AM 8atn>
t0fHen ein Meifennef i'm 8rteffafen nit
r.ebrern Sunsen. Die g6se1 laFen fa
bura bic btneinseworfenen griefe ntat int
settnsfen ft6ren. Mnbsrs febt es fretli&
nit Ser Trase, ob bic iunse Brut BET ibrem
raf9en Stofwe6iel nt&t ote btnetnsewor.
fenei1 Briefe be dfist?
BieI Timte.-Mu4 @nslanb fann nt&t
pbne niel Sinte resiert tperben. SIM ensl.
u~nterbauie CAB AM Is. Der ,Secretdr bes
S4asarates Stansfelb auf Iniuden @raw>
forb's bic Mustunft, bae idbrlia 19616@al>
lonen Faliser Sinte u. 1892 S,fb. 8inten>
puluer ansefaaft werben. Der &oaenauf>
tpanb befir betrdst 32l2 @fb. ct. 6 81. 6
9. unb 1900 Yfo. ct. bappn fomuen auf
Rt6nun9 Der tnbtidenNesieruns. @dmmt'
.li9e Stnte pirb auf benz @pntraetpege UNI
ter Der 6aab oerounsen. ID,
&duberbanne.-Der 86bmerpalo 1T iute>
Der, tute in ben 1asen Carl Moor's, Der
@9auplab ether &Guberbanoe. Die 3D.
ten1ia" melbet; vSSm Musenblid 1T unfere
8ep0lteruus III niat serinsem Mase alar>
mirt. Die 8anbe ,bes aus Der Cart
bauier S%trafanfalt e%ntiprunsenen &aub<
m0rbsrs Sanetf9ef fou, f@ sesen 20 mann
bod 3uiammensefunben uno bic srdfi4
G3erntnf9en @dlber gu t9rem Sdlupfptn'
tel geudblt baben."
s@redli@.-&us 2eipsts, ID. Stunt. mirb
seidrieben ugon benz %2lidbrisen @pbne
bes photographer @erner purbe AM CAM
flag Elm Raubmcrb On fetnea beiben @ttef>
S&wefern perabt. Der faon pieberbolt
peset Dtebfabls befrafte iunse Menfa er>
f9ten Ra@mittuos III bet @pbauns bes ab>
uelenben @aters, erfldrte, er mife @elb b.
ben uab f4lus e%rbarn1unss1ps NIT Artbte'
tteben bte betben Mdbden, 10 anb 9 Sabre
aft, nieber. SIM erbro9enen @eeretatr faub
er 1t@t bic sefu&te Roae, Don go 3blr,
fonbern perlteb nit etneu. sertnSern, aus l
Sblr. femte aus ben tleinen S~parpftnntsen
ber e&wefern befetenben @aute, tpel@er
tbnt betue Dur&wIblen bee, Seeretatrs tn
bic 9dnbe sefaaen, fowte NIT etntsen aus
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SIR Ginmanberer!

iBertrauensmanntr bes bsutl1en, rSmii1-
tatbolil9en Central eretns fnb: -"
So1epb a6lbte, 1876 Third Street, New
York City. 4,
Gbriffau Bitter. 81 Fell Str, Bal
timore, Nd.
Wm. &eiff. Milwaukee, Wise.
Spbn Gu - iA> Winona, MINI.
Gtr. Serne, Fond du Lac, Wise.
: Sobn 9ertina, Chicago, III.
I'm bitfe 6erren tpo1e man F1 tpenben, penn
&nsebSrtse ober Greuuse gut btiorst babta
nil. f.
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Cine 16refli6e &ranf6eit.
Can awful Pestilence.)

Deit ser Sdtresjeit Der Sriute trrtnen aud bic Wefats
rem ieur fdredltden pef Der Gboltea. Wel&es unfdg<
Iide xnb untef4reiblt&e GleHb bat bteleIbe tn IauFtnSe
sun 9ausbaltunsen ~unferes 2aubes In ieben Sabre ,pdt-
stse mee e & : pt "a : M ies, sfSs eie -, x'a iS S%sesas.aa' ' UNI
$ eilmittel seeeu biefe f@red1tae Rranfhett II jenes
ere6e 9ausn1ittsl. rd@es lest In ber sausen g8elt betannt
To, 81 II Wiibter's &rdutev Bitterer. Derfelbe fdrtt
bas Spaen dtfplut eesen bte Wnerife or u Fattfdeu Gu.
lera, Der serp6bnlidsu Cholera. ber Rixser : Cholera Der
Dtarrboe, .@umme.z s empIatnt. DtHentrie. &slif. Malsr
8pltt, ete.-D. $. BtFd. M. .. 5auptarst bss Derein.
Staaten 9cietal.S &tfeS xGalepx" enp6eblt TIN aeaen
Cholera, uni bat ita NIT wunberbarsu Grfols' In folden
Sdleu aneewanot. 8u ba5en BET alien DrSsuifen uab
9dublern.
Sr. q. 3. @artmann. u. Co..
Giseuttduer. 2aneaRer. ~.
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NtenereS aus &pm.

@om,; Is. Sult.-Sn Garneit. UNI
ueit Mequapenbente,, arretirten @enbar>
men anb. 3uave,. 3psf tn tbre 9dnpe
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Mills' Spru4
@ir nerfaufen @roceries 1poblfeiler ula

Wtr nerfauf fen @rocerieS tppblfeiler ale
ale Mnoern.
Menn nj rSbises antaabisen ipat.n, ~ na5Ate sasyub.
tifum fdsen, haB man fet
Gin 2mgner
Nber mir ldeen uub %betaupteu. ta6 mir ausaeplblte Sd
mtltens Groceries 10 rpohlfetl ~pertauien ale tr8enb Gtner in
ct. PAUL uab mir earauttreu. Bag mir u;at teines AQae
eebex
uuo Setrueer
In, @ewtdt. ntt man @rpeerietduster heRsn sei4ntbtst.
Stun cine fp!de alsenneine Mrfla1e
xr4te
auft5ren usb oas gublifum fonte istne Seaeauneeu Oa.
bin 8eber, no fplte prprtpt auS9efltrt uuh BE sDadren
9oglei1
mad 5aus seia,tet uerssn cbne !5u.abus III tretben. Dss
guolen Mntere fasen uber MAIDEN laGen. mas fe mt8en.
I'M 49,. "
Nab Sttamatcr eeibift
su sntrben. ater mir id1asen ssr III ble;bea. 100 mir Fno
unb fab, en- fort. quite Groeertepaaren 70 wptlfttl MET Der
t~pottfetlfe 3u ~sertdufen unb renn mir Don bteieT 5anes
Iuussmefe abeeten feuten. 10 ueqen MIR sas @dHdft
a~ufaeben uns uns an bic Nrsat HadeH. Vim
Gin Sano,perf su lernen
Tim unfereRe&uunsru IN s~erifareu, mSse man an anbsru
YIdsen Daareu unit er en- Y NIB Id UNI lie
Wreife erfuubtAen; bann tpmret unb befu&et
uns unb mir molten cure 8efelunsen prompt ~ausfxbren
unb bic 9eaaren in ease gDobuuns lteferu. a. Grinnert
eu@ an bieien Ylas- -
3. Gde Der i1ebenten un> minmeiota CITRATE.
80 s.. 6. MILLS.
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8 8 . 3 !


No. Mebr @le9an5 Ql8
3uppr int Npr6meifen 3u
mar trift man beute
in .. @. SngerioQ Il. So.
Manufactur< unb Mp6e<
maarenban6lun9.
Speben erbalten : cine
ppaitdnbtge NuSmabl Don
Damenfleiberitpffen III &C.
i@madppQen Muitern, 5u
biQt9eren @reiien al8 je gu
DOR.
@eblet6te un6 unge<
blei9te MuSline Derfaufen
mir 3u @ngrp6 Dreilen.
Daunlere nte6rtgenprei<
1e ptele 8erfdufe na6 ii@
3teben itn6 mir tmnter tint
@tan6e uniere &un6en fri
I1e @aare1t 5u bteteu.
.. ~. 9n9erspl1 4 o..
BRO. 4 sabafbam uns FOL 1ritte Giraffe.
uabe Der Brafe.
st. Maul, minn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

1.-THE life Of the flesh is in the Blood" Is
Scriptural maxim that science proves to be
true, The people talk Of bad blood, as the
cause Of many diseases, and like many popu-
lar opinions this of bad blood is founded in
truth
The symptoms Of bad blood are usually quite
plain--bad Digestion-cau imperfect nutri-
ton. and consequently the circulation is fee
ble the soft tissues lose their tone and elastic
ity, and the tongue becomes pale. broad, and
frequently covered with pasty. white coat.
This condition soon shows itself in roa0hness Of
the skin, then in KRuPrrE and LUCRATIVE
diseases, and when long continued. results in
serious LESSONS of the Brain, Liver. Lungs. or
urinary apparatus. Much. very much. suffer
ing is caused by impure blood. Itisestimated
BY some that one-ffth Of the human family
are effected with scrofula in some form.
When the Blood is pure, you are not so liza
be to any disease. Many impurities Of the
Blood arise from impure diseases Of large
cities. Eradicate every impurity from the
fountain of life, and good spirits, fair skin
and vital strength will return to you.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
TX OSK @ o.!
Meets with great success I'm the
cure of
Diseases of the Nervous System.

Almost nine-tenths Of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and are. therefore, liable
to its concomitant evils Of mental depression.
confused ideas. softening Of the brain insanity.
and complete breaking down Of tho general
health. Thousands are suffering to-day with
broken-down nervous systems. and, unfortun-
ately, tobacco. .alcohol, late hours. over-work
mental and physicaD, are causing diseases Of
the nervous system to increase at fearful
ratio.
The symptoms to which diseases Of the ner-
yous system give rise may be stated as follows:
A dull. heavy feeling in the head, sometimes
more OF less severe pain or headache; PERIOD
ical Headache. Dizziness, Noises or Ringing
in the Head; Confusion Of Ideas; Temporary
Loss Of Memory; Detection Of Spirits Starting
During Sleep; Bad Dreams Hesitation in An
swering Questions; Dizziness Of Hearing;
Twitching Of the Pace and Arms. etc.. which.
If not promptly treated. lead to Paralysis. De-
lirium, Insanity, Impotency. Apoplexy. etc..
etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
THE CITY.
THE CHAIN.GAMG.
A Public Necessity and its Practical
Effects.

n
Effects.
There are many reasons why the chain
gang. as it is called, should be reorgan-
lied. The name is misnomer, and the
cause of some prejudice which is not well
grounded. There is no reason why lot
of men sentenced at the Recorder IS Court
to thirty days confinement, and put to
work cleaning the streets or other public
works, should be called a changing any
more than a work-gang, or fned-gang
or the bankrupt-gang.
Every day that the Recorder holds
court at the police station-house mum
Der of persons are fined, who, owing TO
their impecuniosity, are consigned to jail,
where they lie long enough, at fifty cents
per day Sundays and alb, to correspond
with the fine. All that time they are a
dead expense to the county; in fact, the
county keeps a free clearinghouse for
such characters, and receives nothing in
return. We submit that it would be bet
ter for the health and morals of the pris-
oners, and more profitable for the county
and city, to put them to work cleaning
the Nicolson avement-whichisl likely to
rot soon-than for these Migrants, as the
most of them are, to rot in Jail.
A strong guard would be unnecessary;
for the most of these characters, picked
up drunk in such places as Happy Hol-
low and HeIl's Half-acre, would be too
lazy to try to escape, and if they did,
what of IT'D Possibly they would leave
the city awhile, and that would be a
happy radiance. Thirty days steady
work and sobriety wonld make some of
them feel like new men, and the habit of
working might follow after being dis
charged from public service. Of course
it would be proper for the City Physician,
or some other competent person, to ex-
anime all and excuse such as might be
unfit for duty, especially the females.
Some tender-hearted persons have
urged that the disgrace of working on
the chain-gang is too much for human
nature. But they should first take into
consideration the disgrace of the offense.
For instance, drunk, and hauled to the
station house, feet formost; for instance,
wife-whipping, one that frequently oc-
ours, and one which ought to be, at least,
n penitentiary offense, if not made a
capital crime-and other offenses which
appear on the docket, but are unfit for
publication A few days hard work is
responsibility and public honor in com
parison with such ofenses, and would
cause some Of the demonstrating float
ing population to float off TO the country
and 60 to work on their own account.
The score of economy is unnecessary
to urge. 1t is evident to every one that
these public boarders could be made tc
more than pay their way. This is some
thing they are constitutionally averse to
and the practical effect would be to thir
them out. A workhouse, if we had one
would. of course, be preferable to the
street. but that is yet to be built. So, al
things considered, we look on the chain
gang. properly managed, as humane
institution, which can be made advan
taceous to the public in more ways thar
one. and we are therefore in favor o
seeing it organized at once and put il
operation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-10
WEST VIRGINIA.
Ku-KIux Raid on the New Capital
OF West yfrginia-MOre Election
eering Capital.

WHEELING, March 9.-United States
Marshal Stock writes from Charleston,
Kanawha county, the recently selected
capital Of the State, under date Of March
Sd, that an organized band ofarmed Ku-
Klux entered the town in open day light,
on the morning Of the I'd, and advancing
to the Jail, with keys and other fixtures,
deliberately unlocked the outer and cell
doors and released the prisoners. To
those who happened to be present, cooked
revolvers we're presented, with threats
that if any alarm was given death would
be their portion. The organization is
said to be widespread, and the civil au-
thorities are powerless. In view of the
speedy removal of the capital to Charles
ton, the Governor viii call upon the
Government for military aid to suppress
the lawlessness.