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Beware of Counterfeitsi Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the
counterfetor brought to grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have Or. John
BulP private stamp on each bottle. DR..
John Bull only has the right to manu-
facture and sell the original John Smiths
TonicSyrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not on the bottle do not
purchase, or You will be deceived. See
my column advertisement and nv show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself.
The puplic's servant,
Dr.. JOHN BULL.
Louisy ille' Ky.
For Sale by T. Il. Rams.
Domes;ics from ten to twenty-five cents
O. the Auction House.
Mems Hats at 50 cents at NALKER's
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0ur Thanks

Are given to the editor and the pro-
prictors of the Mobile Register, and the
proprietor Of the Maxwell House, Nash
willie, for invitations to partake of their
Christmas Dinners
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You can buy Cups & Saucers, Plates,
Dishes &c. cheaper at the Auction House
than any where else.
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ALarxer Re.erxair

Is needed. Our water-wheel is con-
tinually getting out OF order, and the
Reservoir does not hold enough water
TO last the city until the wheel is fixed.
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Fruit andVegetabIes.

! Frank Aydelott keeps on hand a splen-
did assortment of Northern apples, and
a full supply of winter vegetables, such
rs Onions. Cabbages, and Potatoes.
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Capt. l.. W. Black furnishes our city
with nice clean milk, from Ii is well
furnished dairy. Such an enterprise de-
serves success.
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DIED..

On Snow Creek, lear Gadwin's Chapel, Of
Mn. JOHN NICHOLS, aged ~
years.
On las: Christmas morning. on Lick
Greek. IN this county, Mrs. REnEecA,
wife Of Rr~sEL E<TEs
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BULLS
Ccdron E8ittcrs,
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
-iRk1NS-A.S UEAi1D FROH
Tsii:,ery of Medical Neen.

SToSSY PorT, White Co., Arb, Ray %
Da. JoHS EcLI-DesT S.s: Last Fssrusyy l
vas "a Louisville purchasing drues, asi ~
snnc OF your ssfEapsrills aud csdrss Bi,ssy.
Ny son-in-ias, Who was win ne in ths St.. Ia
been down with rhermst-n for scas tine en-
rnsuce1 on tie BiderS, and ssoa fnnS an -
eralheal,h improved.
Or. 6ist, who has been ~ bad kssssk. trsss
thsIn, and hs $50 improved.
DR.. Coffee. Tho has hsrp in bss hssits ar
several years--s.4;nzeh AID iiseF slferin5-Gs
improved very mach b. he uss 81 ven biteusS.
inds7d The Cedron Biiisrs tss gwen yss D1s
popularity in This Settlement. tsinf SaA
sell great qua nifty Of your m medicine, a. fsy
Especially ycur Cedres Bittrrsssd s.ssaparils
Ia Ship M va Memphis. care sf Eeaefs &
Nicely Respectfully,
c3. Waller
Preparsaiby Dr.. JoHS BpLk al ~ bs>ssat,y
inn stree;. Louisville, Ky.
Fur sn'e by r. u. RAINS, DruSaisi, next sser
'''e f"a ofsss. colgqSia, <ias.
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Ready-made Clothing, Shirts, Drawers,
Gloves, Comforts, Suspenders, Collars,
Canes and other articles, will be sold at
about Cost at SHEEGoe& Sons.
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Wants Corn,

Twill pay the highest market price for
all corn delivered at the Columbia Mills.
n. J. VAUGHN.
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A brilliant weddfnx.

The 9Th day of January, $50, will
long be remembered by Columbians as
the day ON which Mr. JOSEPH FOWLER
and Miss MINNIE GALLOWAY were uni
ted in the holy bonds of matrimony.
The lady attendants were, Miss IDA
JOHNSON, of Nashville, Miss LIZZIE
LooSEr, Miss Rosa BARNETT, and Miss
LArRA GALLOWAY. The gentlemen at !.
teIrdents were, Capt. e. S. NEWMAN,
Capt WHITE FRIERsoN, Mr.. VIM Ii.
WILLIAMS, and Mr.. LUCIUs FRIERsoN.
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Seed Wheat,

A good Winter Coat for si,60 at the
Auction House.
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&'sTY ITEMS.
Aneeeox A. Aon

Have removed their Store to DR.. Groves
old corner, lately occupied by Jas. Bailey
.snd next do,r to Mrs. Bryant's Store.
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Coz. nixon, OF thenew 4sth Tennessee
Regiment, Il in town.
q GrY WISns, q young looking Radical,
came to Columbia yesterday.
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A NOUN C E NJ E n T s
FOR STATE CONVENTION.

We are authorized to announce Maj. W. v.
THOMPSON, as a candidate to represent Maury
County in the State Convention. Election third
Saturday IN December, 1859.
We are authorized TO announce MADISON
8. FRIERS0N, Esq, as candidate to repre-
sent Maury County in the State Convention.
Election Bird Saturday in December.
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A Rundle of KexsFour,I

On the Public Square, which the owner
can get by calling and paying for this
notice.
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Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes
ofthe best make, suitable for the season,
can be had at SHEEGoG & SoS's.
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HOW TO GET TICKETS.
Tickets can be ordered through A. d. FRI
ERS0N, At the Post Office, or at. the HERALD
Office.
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l have received aasy tssinssiais hsn -.
fessional and medical men, q nv aInan -
various publications have shown, all Of which -
genuine. The following fron hixAiy sls01
and popular physician in GsorFa, 10 OFuhk
one OF the most sensible communications H.
ever received. Or. Clement klsvs exactly "
ne speak, OF, and bis testimony deserves - =
written in letters Of gold Hear What tAs -.
says Of BULLS WORN DESTRoYn:
virLAsor, WALTZ. Ceurr,
June -, 1889.
Dr.. JoES BrLL-Dear Sir: I Inv, r,.as
given your "worm DESTROYER" ssyv>I 1trS
and End II wonderfully shisscious. 70 - =
JAILED IN single instance 10 have che vssAa1S-
eneet. am dong pretty iarRS sp~nk1 -
nee, and have daily use for some afSsls a =
kind am free 70 confess that I knov = n
remedy recommended BY The sbIst slsAsss = :
50 certain and speedy in 10 elhsa. o. =
contrary they are uncertain In tie sxssSos.
object n writing you is 10 ind ous spss VI
terms can get the medicine directly fsvo -,
III can get II upon easy tsgme. I ahslI = =
great deal Of il. am aware tAss Ne a. =
such articles is contrary 10 the tsaeAis0 -
prae,iee ore great majority efths regular 1IsD q
n. DIS. but see no just cause or rood >0S
discarding . remedy which Ne know d - -
eient, simply because we may be is.ossas q q
COMBINATION. For my part | shall wshe \ =
rule to use oil and any means n allsviah 10
ing humanity which I may Be able /. osSSS
mot hesitating because some one nor, IN
ious than myself may have learned IL ~
INST ?nd secured the sole night to ses1rs -
knowiedgc. However, / an by no nesss ., ~.
soesse or ecrporter Of thr thou.snA. 81 ...aAiSA
nostrur,s that Hood the country. that onync,e -
cure al msnner Of disease to which human -
IS heir. Please reply soon and inform ns n 49,
oess terms. am, sir, most repeatedly.
JULIUS P CLBABEy, I'D
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Hats and Caps of all varieties, now
offering rcry cheap, at
SHEEaoG & Sons.
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1fyeu want suit of clothes cheap, call
at the Auction House.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-01-07

The Auction House is selling Flannel
at twenty cents.
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shot in the stomach.

On Christmas day, in the evening, Mr..
Erastus White, of this city, was killed
by w. ]. Pearson, it is supposed, agent
for Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines.
They had a lawsuit, and Pearson learned
that White had been traducing his
name, saying Re was Yankee when he
claimed to be an ex-Confederate soldier
While this was being told him, White
was seen coming around the HERALD
Office, and Pearson crossed over end at
tackled him. They had a seufiie, in
which Pearson drew his pistol, and while
both of them had hoe of it, it W ent off.
ana shot Mr.. White in the pit of the
stomach, killing him almost instantly.
The ball did not go entirely through him
but probably lodged in his spine. Pear
son did not attempt to escape, and was
arrested by John Holcomb. The pre-
liminary trial took place in the Court
House, before Esquires Daimwood,
Herndon, and Allen. One day was con-
sumed in receiving the testimony, and
another in arguing the case. Able and
eloquent speeches were made by Thomas
and Looney, for prosecution, and Whit
thorne, Myers Thompson, for defendant.
The Court pronounced the prisoner guilt
ty of manslaughter, and held him to bal
in the sum of $4,000. This sum was
afterwards believed to be excessive bail
and was reduced to $4,000. Mr.. Pear
son is yet in Jail.
Mr.. White was a native OF misplace,
about 80 years old, son of Esquire James
and Mrs. Sally White, and was one of u
or 16 children. He leaves an excellent
and devoted wife, and several little
children
Mr.. Pearson was Of Irish descent, for
mcrly lived in Nashville, and during
the war belonged to Hoods Escort. lie
was sewing machine agent, and did an
excellent business in this county.
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FOR COUNTI TRUSTEE.

We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL "
NEELLEY as candidate for COUNTY TRCS-
TEE at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES T..
MeGAW, as a candidate for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE. at the ensuing March election.
By request VIC announce JAMES WILKINS
as candidate for County TRUSTEE, at the
March election, and are authorized to say, il
elected, he viii pay all Jury Tickets at sight.
We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
ENGLE as a candidate for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE, at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce DR.. ". I. AN
DERSON as a candidate for COUNTY TRCS-
TEE, at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES v.
REAvES as candidate for COUNTY TRUS-
TEE, at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce CLAYT
MOORE es candidate for COUNTY TRCS-
TEE, atthe ensuing March Election.
We are authorized 10 announce e. ALES
AMBER, Sr., as candidate for COUNTY
TRUSTEE, at the ensuing March election.
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Go to the Auction House and get vol
pair of Pants for 81, 25. =
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The Proprietor Of thu ssls>ssssi nu1aufno
justly Claims for il superiority ovR I'll 80
dies ever offered to the public for - -. ..
tain, speedy nd permsnsat care d No. -
Fever, or Chile ssd Fever, vhstA0 q 49, .
long standing. He rsfsss 70 the otiss VoauD
and Southwestern country 10 bsas hiD aDdno.
ny 10 the truth of the assertion, that In . -
whatever will IL fail to cure, II the dirpstssse a
strictly followed and carried est. II . esS14
maiy cases single dose Ess bssn ssAeisIk Or
azure, and whole families Avs ssea ard -
single bottle, with perfect restoration o!sAs -.
erai health. II is, however, prudent, sad D
every ease more certain 10 cure, ifi2 sse n -.
tnued in smaller doses for q week On tVe -
ne disease has been checked, mere opsGail1 q
dinie and longstandins essas. CssaIly, ~
medicine will not require any aii b - -
bowels in good order; should he pssDsoa. ~
ever, require q ca,hsrtic medicine. 90 49,
taken three or four doses Of the Tonic. q -
dose OF BULLS VEGETABLE rAnIiYPUH
will be sufficient.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Prissiusi OA~.
NJ .A Fifth, Cruss DVv.A
LoCBvlLL1,tf
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FOR SHERIFF.


We ale authorized to announce ANC. NIGH
OILS, as candidate for Sheriff Of Maury coun-
ty at the ensuing March election.
We are Authorized to announce JOHN La
MAR as candidate for SHERIFF, at the en-
suing March Election.
We are authorized to announce G. H. BEAN
as candidate for SHERIFF, at the ensuing
March Election.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE W.
kINZER as candidate for SHERIFF, at the
ensuing March election.
We arc authorized 10 announce ROBERI ID.
RICKETTS, as candidate for Sheriff, at the
ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce SIMMS LAT
IA as candidate for SHERIFF, at the cnsu
ing March Fiction.
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Re Sure TOGO

To A. j. WALKERS Auction Sales next
week, as he has everything cheaper than
any where.
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Hand made Shop Boots, both Sewed and
Pegged. SHEEaoa 4 SoN.
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Ifyou want Hats, Boots OF Shoes cheap
er than you ever saw them, 20 to the
Auction House.
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1onesp AcnAen,

Regular meeting Of Roche Lodge, No.
es. A. r. and A. A., next Friday night.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER

TO my United States ant Hv1a MIA
Readers.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

800 u shells Prime Boughton WheaI
for sale. L. w, kEEsEE & Co.
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Christunas I'm Bigbyvflle.

We learn tina. Bigbyvilie got on big
spree last Christmas day, and spent the
remainder of the week in dancing
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to annouuce TON JONES
as candidate for TAX COLLECTOR az the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce \. b. Grsl
L0CkRIDGE, as candidate for TAN COL
LECTOR, at the ensuing March election.
Wc,are authorized TO announce JESSE s.
HARRIS as candidate for TAX COLLECTOR
at the ensuing March Election.
We lare authorized TO announce WILLIAM
n SULLIVAN as candidate for TAX COL
LECI0R, at the ensuing March Election.
Weare authorized 10 announce WI. WOOD
as a ;andidate for TAX COLLECTOR, at the
ensuing March Election.
Wenre authorized TO announce EDWARD
T. STONE as i candidate for TAN COLLEC-
TOR at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized 20 announce MAJOR
GE02E W. JONES as candidate for TAN
COLLECTOR, al the ensuing March EIaetion.
We are authorized to announce Capt. J. p.
CHUIGH as candidate for TAN C0LLEC-
TOR, at he ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce MAJOR
JAMES II. AkIN as candidate for TAN col
+ECT0R, atthe ensuing March Election.
FOR COUNTY REGISTER.
We ire aGthorizai to announce W. I. TER
RELL a a candidate for REGISTER. at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
D. WOOD as a c. fdidlte for COUNTY REGIS
TER, at the ensuing Msrch election.
We are authorized to sunounce JAMES L.
GUEST as candidate for COUNTY REGIS
TER, at the ensuing March Election.
3 We are authorized to announce 0gERT
CROSS a candidate or COUNTY RkGiS |
FER, al h, elsuing March Election.
We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM |
NJ. FLEMING As O candidate for COUNTY |
REGISTER an the cnsuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce EPIIRAIM |.
". NcRADY a. a candidate for COUNTY 4
REGISTER, al the ensuiog March Election.
We are autboriz, to announce sTEPhEA-t
f0CRDAN as a candidate for COUNTY REG I
sTEB. at he .asnfnc March Election
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Children's Shoes.s Stockings at the Aue-
ton House.
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We are authorized to announce J. NJ. HICk-
Ely as a candidate for COUNTY COURT
CLERK, at the ensuing March Election.
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We gre authorized to announce MAJOR
JOIN B. ANDERSON, popularity and widely
kp5wn as 'sUScLE BACON" IS a candidate for
COUNTY COURT CLERK, at the ensuing
March Election.
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,wN AND COUNTY.


The Stated council fires Of CnlcKAnAroA
Tnins No. 4, I. o. B. N. Of colnnbia, Tenn.,
are kindied at ODD Fellows Hall, every Friday
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TH0S. J. PICKEySi g..
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Ths next session Of Prof. DopsoS's
school will begin on Monday, 3lst inst.
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ron GR6UTT COURT CLERK.
FOE COUNTY COURT CLERK

We are authorized to announce JOHN b.
PADGETT as candidate for COUNTY
COURT CLERK, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce ". R. Nc
KENNON, ~ candidate for COUNTY
COURT CLERK, at the ensuing March cleo
fion
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Two Store Houses for Rent.
/ have two Store houses for rent.
JOHN FnIERSoN
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A young wife stood Il The la1tiee pans.
In study ssd and 'ssswn,"
watching the drcasy, ceaselsss rain.
Steadily pssziag down.
Drip, drip, drip,
1tlsept on its tireless play;
And the poor little woman sighed, "Ah met
What wretched. weary dsy!"
An eager hand 1t the door,
A step a Of one In haste,
4 klsS on her lips once more,
And an arm around her waist;
Throb, thfob, throb,
Went her little heart, grateful and gaN
A. she thought. with smile, We'll, after all.
II Isn't 70 dull day."
Forgot was the plashing rain,
And the lowering skies above,
For the sombre room was lighted agaia
By the pleased sun Of love;
Love, love, Lowell
Ran the little wife's murmurd lay;
''Without II may threaten and fiown II Il will;
Within. what golden dsyi"
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favor OF land grant to the st. Paul and
Pacific Railroad Company, to enable them
to build road from the present terminus
to the Winnipeg frontier. Senator Ramsey
has assurances that Amsterdam capitalists
win construct this road to Pembina as soon
a. the Northern Pacific railroad can be built
from Duluth to Red River, which will be in
the course Of . year. This measure will be
supported on political grounds as an express
sion by this government of sympathy with
the Winnipeg people, and a. checkmate to
the Canadian scheme Of Pacific railroad.
Bishop Whipple, now travelling in Eu.
rope for his health, has had q gift of $20,.
600 for the endowment of professorship
In the Episcopal College at Faribault, and
81 900 worth Of books from the University
Of Oxford.
Duluth is prospering. Lots are now
leased at 900 per annum. Machinists.
architects, laborers, etc., are focking to the
city from al quarters.
A fight took place at Red Lake Mine, Feb.
Is, between rough named Mike O'Connor
and gambler named Mccarthy. The lat
ter got the worst of it, and retired, but soon
after returned with revolver, and shot
O'Connor dead.
The Hon. Ignatius Donnelly is to stump
Minnesota in favor of free trade, but denies
that lie ID candidate for any Office.
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In California slang Geologist d . s.rock
oha'p,"s 1inerologist . ''crystal sharp," .
Botanist . weed sharp, n Naturalist '.bue
sharp" Or TOAD sharp" A quarts
sharp" 10 man who understands orea.
The right Of voting and holding oflice by
women in Wyoming Territory, latsly gran
ted BY ofncial oct Of the Legislature, has re-
suited In the appointment Of l(ra Caroline
Nlil and hrA Esthes Nos1is, . Justices of
the Peace for 6weetwaser county.
Lincoln, the capital Of the State Of Ne.
bEaska, = away ont Of tho world. There ID
no telegraphic connection and mail arrange
ments aze poor, and consequently there has
been nothing from the Legislature since the
passage Of the Fifteenth Amendment.
A fatal sffny at Fish Lake Valley, Es.
meralds county, Cal, took place between A
E. Wilds and James Dudley on Feb. ED
Wilds fired drst, upon which Dudley fired,
10th parties being almost instantly killed
dispute about some money over . game o1
cards being the cause Of the difficulty.
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A letter fom Salt Lake City says Brigham
Young he's sent . party to select loca-
ton in Arizona, where those Mormons who
favor polygamy can retire. and that there
10 probability that the Polygamy doc.
trinss viii be abandoned soon in Utah.
Since the railroad opened many women
have left Utah, and the troubles between
tho Mormons and seceders have increased.
The personnA of the leaders of a revolu.
tionary movement always adds an interest
to it. The men who are heading the Nor.
mon reputation Of Brigham Young, Mcssrs.
Godbe and Harrison, are publishers of the
Utah Tribune. They are facile writer's and
pleasant speakers; possess energy which
leads them to use thesr talents in the most
active ways. They write, travel, preach
and organize branch churches. 0odbe has
four wives, and is the father of seventeen
children, Of whom only twelve are living.
His fourth wife 10 Charlotte Cobb, long re.
garded as the belle of Utah, whose mother
was seduced and inveigled into the Mormon
church and the Prophets harem from the
best of Boston society. When 0odbc was
accommodated, he told his plural wives
they could have divorces II they wished,
and he would divide his property equally
between them. They chose to remain with
him. Harrison has been twice married
but ID now widower. He never was
practical polygamist, loving hia first wife
too intensely to become ona Kelsy, who
ID the business manager Of the Tribune,
was an eastern man, and has been Nor.
mon moro than twenty-five years. He has
three wives and BY them fourteen children.
When he cast his lot with Godbe and Haz.
rison, he offered = divorce to his wives but
they refused. He says If three or four wo-
man cling to him a. wives from the force OF
their affections, they have as much right to.
in religious, moral, political or economi.
cal point of view q one would. He writes
and speaks well, and is . power in the move
mcnt. These are the intellectual and politi.
cal leaders of the new movement They
are evidently steadily gaining ground, and
producing results which will soon be tangi.
bic. The tyranny of Brigham Young Is
compact and shrewd, but it cannot deaden
or stifle the natural interests of all the. peo.
pie. As there appears opportunity, one At.
ter another will come from under It and
add to the force, of the revolution.-& Joe
Herald.
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An OLD STORY IN New SuAPE.-Dr.
Grusselbuch, Professor at the Swedish
Univcrsity at Upsala, is reported to be able
to benumb snake by artificial means 80 as
to render 1t a. hard a. marble, and, after
the expiration of some time, to restore 1t to
life by sprinkling it with stimulating duid.
of which he alone knows the composition.
He Is said to have repeated these expert
ments, on an unhappy reptile for the last
fifteen years. He thinks the same process
may be successful in regard to human be-
inRs, and the Government Is to give him
condemned criminal, whom he will put to
sleep for two years. When the man Is d.
nally walked up he will be pardoned. Fur
thermore, the Preseason has been led to be-
lieve that some Of the Egyptian mummles
are only sleepers, their maps having been
prolonged by the loss Of the secret of their
preservation. We would not advise our
readers TO get excited over the story until
ito suthenticity has been confirmed. Should
II prove true, it might prove practically
useful in securing 70 every community an
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