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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-10-12

A newly-invented hy-paper in Titus
vile, Pa, is covered with nitro-glycerine,
glue and molasses. The flies, attracted
by the molasses, alight, and are stuck
fast by the glue. Should any get away,
they proceed to rub their legs together
in ecstasy, when the friction of their
own shins causes the nitro-glycerine ad-
herring to their feet and limbs to ex-
plode, blowing them to atoms.
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TO CONSUNIPTIyEs

ale advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all who desire 1t.
he will send copy of the prescription used, free of
chargel, with the dire ctiOns for preparing and
using the same, which they will find q SURE CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &C. Par
ties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l64 South Second ST.. Willamsburgh, n. \.
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After using one box of j. Monroe
Taylor's Cream Yeast Baking Powder,
you will say with us, "the half has never
been told"
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RAILROAD BONDS Whether you wish
to buy or sell, write to CHARLES W.
HAssLER, No. I Wall St., New York.
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~ - A LINE for an ADVERTISEMENT in
QU $50 Weekly Newspapers

in all the Northern States of the Union
Best and cheapest medium of its kind in the world
Estimates sent on application to
Il. W. FOSTER, Al Park Row. n. Y.
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Red Wing, Mimi, is the champion
fever-and-ague town in the West. Two
hundred cases in two weeks.
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The Nevads gold and silver produc-
ton averages s479 annually for every
man, woman, and child in the Territory.
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FARMERS, PAINT.

WE are now manufacturing a superior paint at
w one half the pIice of ordinary paints. 1t Is n
brown but the shade can be varied by the addition
of dry paints 1t il mixed ready for use and is sold
by the gallon. 1t Is suitable for houses, barns,
fences, depots bridges, freight cars boilers smoke
celebrated Ready Roofing for covering roofs of ali
descriptions. For price list ssmples &C., address
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Passm0re & Rufiin,
Agents and Managers.

We the undersigned, citizens of Memphis, take
pleasure i'll stating that we are pei s0nally ac-
quaintcd with Messrs. PASSMOkE IL RUFFIN,
the managers of the Memphis REAL ESTATE Dis
TRIBUTIoN which il to take place the slst of Oc-
tOber, 1871 and it'll pleasure recommend them as
gentlemen of probity and capacity, in hose repre-
sentations our people can place implicit confidence.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor OF Memphis; W. NJ. RAN
DoLrH, City Attorney; FELIX w. koBERTsoN, City
Tax Collector L. B. RlCllARDs city Register;
LEON TRoUsDALE, Secretary Chamber of Commerce
OF Memphis L. A. COLE, Clerk and Master in
Chancery; w. NJ. MCLEAN, state and County Tax
Collector; p. ID. DOYLE, Clerk second Circuit
Cont; A. WOODWARD, County Trustee; j. j.
MURPHY, President Memphis Bank.
| am acquainted with the reputation Of the
above named gel temen, Nlessrs. PAsshoRE & RuR-
FIN, and consider them above IeproachJ.C c. BLECK.
LEY, ChaiI man County Court. The above special
endorsements added to that of our business men
and citizens generally, with the press is respect
fully submitted to our patrons.
MEMPlIlS, Tenn.
poSsmora G. Ruftin
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ApVERTtsEME EnTs

A LII MERCHANTS, Clerks, and Young Men should
IA have Book Keeping made Easy" Enclose
WANTkD.-Parties who have very small cap
making money in n light honorable, pleasant bust
ness at home, or to travel Address M. NJ. TIL
TON, Pittsburgh, Pa.
g OMETHING NEW-THE LITTLE FAVOR
- lite. music-bOx. playing two tunes, will. be
sent any address, during the next 30 days for 65
cents. Every box warranted Our object is to intro
duce them throughout the United States. Address
q. w. JEWELL & CO.,
Madison Indiana,
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EHRI G ! One Package of PROF. LEos' MAGIC
OS".S COMPOUND will instantly Curl the
ttraightest hair of either sex (wthout injury into
waYy ringlets or heavy massive Curls. in every
post paid, or Tor SO cents Address e. HOLBROOK,
Uxbridge, Mass.
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MOOre'S Rural NeW-Yorker,

The Great National illustrated Weekly, is the
STANDARD AUTHORITY on Agriculture, Horticul-
ture, Etc, and favoritc Literary ard Family
Pabcr all over the Continent. 1t is Ably Edited,
Finely Illustrated, and by far the Largest, Best
and Cheapest Journal cT lis Class til the WoyldI
For over Twenty Years It has been the most Pop
uar Weekly in its Sphere, but its Contents, Style
and Reduced Price for 1879 will render it still
more acceptable. Only $3.50 n Year; 81 In
Clubs. Great Premiums to Club Agents. Speci-
mems, &C., sent free. Drafts, p o. Money Orders
and RegIsteyed Letters at cur ,iisk. Address
D. .. T. MOORE, New York City.
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SToP, AGEHTs."-Don't work for $500 per
- day, we warrant you you can make 5000
PER DAY SURE, selling our goods. business
light and honorable. NO gift enterprise, no hum.
bug. 80 coo sold in one week. Address
MONROE, KENNEDY & CO.,
Pittsburg Pa.
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WALKER Proprietor H. u McDoslLp a Co, Druggists A
Gen Agesls SNn t,"e.o, .a, nv s ~ Commerce street "
.,,,r, C,...s .,n ~ '"e''
. - r,. m.
iney a.,,,, ~ ,,.r r..,' no u i""r
.N"'''' ~ " " ,s.s-, a,;ooa ord o,.oa,s..,. - ,.,
,,, a, ,r, !, %. nno,ivor. ,p . ~ Wv
.'o.N' -, 49,, ~, 90 drrrtonro,,o,ss -, ~ -.
e,''. ,ss,e ,o t,o Sotv p. , 80.
n.,u, ,,,''. - -, iii AIcoh.,,. ~.,
" o'l'0 r., as az CvEAT uIOnn p,rnI
EIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
ncrfect Donoyator and Invigorator Of the System,
carving off all poisonous matter and restoring thebood
-, f,,,. ...,,.,, No ,oreon cnn tnke ,,oso mo,
ters according to directions anu ren"in iohR Whwel
provided their bones nre not destroyed by mineral
sN -. -, ~, ,,,o vitni orcans wns.ed
Po'sohoi o'i''i iNo'' - "
beyond tho point OF repair.
They arc 1entic f"re"tiNc" us "',' "s
Tonic, possessing a'so .ne Peoii'i i'eiO " ",'H
rs po"eiIul hkeh' III i'e'i"k N W W So"ke " ~
nation OF the Liver, "I,u AZ ..o is,c,n' 80, "
FON FEW Abts Ooh h]Ni : - -, az ,, 'O'h -
old married or Sngie ~ 'o " -,
inc TURN OF me- ucsc o''i' D,''e, e,, - ,,,
FOR ihnhhh"'orS an" '.,:..,.
tisn ana t'Out, Dyspcnsiit OF ih"se9'io"'
RiIious, Rcmittcut and Intermittent Fee
-. n;..,.,. or ,I,c u,Inod. Liver. * i'd
ncys and Bladder, these Bittcrs nave pceh most
s,,c,ossful sucb Discn scs are caused by yitiatcd
@ - -, - NJ, ,,ro,rc.ih hv dcr,urcucnt
Bioou, WHICH 10 be''ei"'! P'
of the Digestive organs.
DSSPEPSiA OR iNbh'nSii w" neAu-
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, 1lghtncSs OF The
Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructatlons Of the Stomach,
Ig.I..,
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CUNDURANGO!.

CANCER, SYPHILIS, SCROFULA, UI-
GERS, SALT RHEUM and ALL OTHER
CHRONIC BLOOD DISEASES.
DR.. p. T. KEENE having just returned from
Ecuador and brought with him quantity OF the
genuine CundurangO Bark, secured through the
official recommendation and assistance of His Ex
cellency, the President of Ecuador and the Govern
ment OF that Republic, are prepared to fill orders
for it, to limited extent, and at price about one
quarter of that which the cost of the first very small
supply compelled us to charge.
spurious article is now advertised and sold as
Cundlrango. We have, at considerable expense,
and with the cooperation of the authorities Of Loja
Ecuador, the province where the plant grows, so
directed the channel Of our supply TO insure that
none but the genuine article shall be sold by u.s.
and we particularly call the attention Of the public
for their protection, to this fact
BLISS, KEENE & CO.,
60 Cedar ST., New York.
d. W. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington, ID. c.; u. L.
BLISS, Nj. D., New York. P. T. KEENE, NJ. D.,
New York.
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A man, wife, and seven children walk
ed twenty-five miles to visit a circus, in
Kansas. t-.II..
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yNTANTED-AGENTS EVERYWHEREM MALE
w and female $50 per week permanently. Ad.
dress j. HENRY SYMONDS, No. Liberty square,
Boston,
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On nm Investment of SIS.

to Agents are instructed to deposit the money
received for tickets in any solvent bank i'll their To-
cality until after the drawing.
None but cket holders can have any voice in Sc.
lecting Commissioners TO supelinten the drawing.
All tickets unsold at the time of drawing will DO
surrendered ana their corresponding numbers not
allowed any representation III the distribution thus
guaranteeing that none but ticket holders draw
any of the prizes.
The Real Estate will be conveyed 10 tho winners
in fee simple, free from all eIcumbances and
charges.
Total amount of property to be drawn for Oh the
3lst of October 1871, il $500 0t0 Tickets IS each
Parties desirOus of investing lees amount can
form clubs of five, paying one dollar each. For cir
culars, tickets or any information, address by let
ter apply in person TO PASSMORE & RUFFIN
Agents and Managers. A AdaiIsst., Memphis,
Tenn. 13l FultOn.st New York City S0i Race.st.,
philadelphia Pa, ortI. G. Campbell, Tweddle Hall
Music Store, AlbanyN. y; Heischel Fenton,at his
Music store, Larned building, Syracuse, n. Y;
Fred. w. Carl, Insuia ance and Real Estate Agent.
cor. Main and Lafay yeJte-sts Buffalo, N. Y.
~ Responsible Agents wanted.
Cp- We wish II ulstnctly understood that the
drawing will take place regardless of the number
Of tickets sold, the 3st of October and that the
sale OF tickets will positively close in fol eign Offices
on the Goth of October.
PasSmOre & Rutlin,
hpa nd anara
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Public Notice.

The Managers of the
Real Estate Distribution OF Memphis for 1871,
have definitely settled upon
TUESDAY,, o ctober the 3 st
for the drawing of the many valuable prizes rang
ing from $50 to $50, 900. The fortunate holder
Of the ticket to win the chief prize,
THE NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE,
valued Mt $50 900 and renting for $500 per annum,
will realize competency for life
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BUSIN NESS /!

A NY PARTY HAVING A GOOD ARTICLE
n of universal demand, which can be showed"
by advertising, may find a purchaser by address.
ing, stating full particulars, BUSINESS, BOX 396,
Middletown. Orange County, Y.
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HERE IT IS.-Agents wanted to sell Dickson's
Il patent and novel COrk.Screiv. Rights for sale.
WALTER DICKSON, Albany, N. Y.
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TT a * u

THE RURAL NEW-YoRKER will be sent from
Oct. 4, 1871, TO Jan. 4, 1873, FIFTEEN MONTHS
(e5 Eos) for So; or two copies TO different post
Offices, IL desired,) the same time, for SIS, which
is giving TWENTY SIX NUMBERS FREE! T!
TO
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

cur difficulties were settled on such falr anu
honorable terms.
In July, 1870, Mr.. Murphy was appointed
Collector of the Port, and other changes were
made in the Federal Offices in this city. a
combination was formed by the feooi",
Office holders to get the party machinery VI
the City into their hands. The wOrk was
at once commenced, for the State ConVen'ion
was not far off. Where they had controi ol 'ho
District organizations, they resolved TO give ho
quarter. Where they could compromise or ouy
with patronage, they would do that. "here
they could neither buy nor compromise, they
would contest. In accordance with this pro-
gramme, some districtslwere entirely represent
ed by Federal office holders and their hlehus'
| A. b. Cornell Surveyor of the Port was dei-
epate from the same district with Ienl9
| Smith, Police Commissioner; James IerWiiii-
ger. Deputy Collector of the Port, with John
Fitch: Chester A. Arthur, with Ruius +. AN
drews. &C., &c.,&c. Gen. PlcasOnton, Collect
or of the sod District, headed one contesting
delegation; Louis j. Kirk, Deputy Surveyor OF
the Port, another; and Michael CreSah' AS
sistant Assessor the third.
Failing to persuade the members of the State
| convention OF t0c HeCcSSlty VI dho'"'' 49,
ganizaton in the City, tley returned to New
York, resolved to capture the General Com
mittee and the County Convention lhey
failed in both, notwithstanding their free use
of patronage and the political axe incensed
at their failures, they organized Convention
and Committee of their own. They invented
all manner of stories about the Regular Com
mittee, and appealed to the State Committee
then in session, to come to their relief, ana
give them q new rganizatiOn-which the State
Committee finally did.
And now, as to the State Committee that
listened TO these disorganizers and put them
| in power, who are its controlling membersf
| A. b. Cornell, Surveyor OF the Port of New-York.
| A. H. Ia1n Naval officer OF the Port Of Ncw-Y0
| Lockwood l.. Doty, United States Pension Agent.
| Samuel T. Maddox, Deputy Collector Port Of New-York
George II. Sharpe, u. g. Marshal, Southern District.
| Richard Crowley, U. g. Disrict-Attomey.
| Ioyf BIakesley Assessor Internal Revenue.
| Rodney Daniels Collector Port of Buffalo
| Chester A. Cole, Assessor Internal Revenue.
| John A. Place, stOm-HOuse Oswego
George 0pdyEtS; ItSur Members of the Customhouoe
| Hugh Gardner,
We leave our readers to judge whether this
interference by the Federal Oice-holderS has
been warranted, and whether it has tended to
produce that harmony which is so essential to
the success of the Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

tagl0us. IL may relieve our minds TO know
that its endemic character is well estab-
lished, and it does not, like cholera, sweep
over whole continents in o march of desOla-
ton. There is something in tho atmosphere
of certain places, like Charleston, New-Or-
leans, and Mobile, which seems to favor, if
not to be necessary to, its development; and
eminent medical authorities believe that it Is
propagated less by personal contagion than by
the conveyance Of vitiated air. When it ap-
peared in New York in 1922, it never went above
RectOr-st, and in Charleston this Summer it
is said to be nearly confined to one neighbor-
hood. That our city does not naturally afford
tho conditions it requires Is evident from the
fact that, in spite Of Our close relations with
Southern and West Indian ports, it is nearly
fifty years since the yellow fever has been
known here as an epidemic. Yet it may be
carried anywhere in hot weather, in a very
fatal if not in positively epidemic form, if
sanitary precautions are neglected. Next to
frost its greatest enemy is probably clcanli-
ness. If it should come to NcwYork it is not
likely TO encounter either of those enemies
lust now. No one who is Obliged 10 pass
through the lower Wards, or along some of
the avenues used by the horse railways, or
into any of the tenement-hOuse quarters, need
be reminded of the reeking cutters aud refuse
heaps and stagnant puddles which poison the
hot and sweltering air. Quarantine will not
save us if these are neglected. The Board OF
Health has ample powers to abate such
nuisances, and we beg them to drop political
souabbles for week or two, and give the
city thorough cleaning. Don't send a gang
of men into the streets to play with hoes and
mud heaps, but make your scavengers w0rE.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
TAuuANY LOSING FRIENDS

By using all the small arts of willy poiti-
clans, the Tammany Ring hGs heretofore man
aged to strengthen the Democratic party In
this city with large portion of the German
voters. The inclinatiOns of our German citi-
zens are naturally with the party of freedom
and equal rights, but selfish and bad
men in the ranks of German Americans have
misled their felow-cOuntrymen and brought
them into the support of the corrupt organlza-
ton which now Oppresses the city. This
state of things cannot last long. The Ger
mans, too intelligent to be hood
winked by demagogues, have discovered for
themselves that TammaDy is but another
name for robbery and oppression. No
honest and thrifty citizen can abide an
organization that lives upon the plunder OF
the people, and German Democrats have
begun to discover that this is about all that
the dominant party in this city is doing.
There Is sembance of local politics,
il il true, but the main business OF the
claue is theft and robbery. The leaders Oh
the German Democratic party have begun 10
cut loose from the corrupt gang when sthl
pretends to the name of Democracy, and have
had q long consultation with the Demo-
cratic State Committee, the results OF
which are published in another part
of this paper. 1t is understood and
agreed that the charges against Tweed, Hall,
and Connolly are unanswerable, and that no
organization can afford to maintain any
appearance of an alliance with them or with
party which countenances them. We be-
lieve that the political power of the Ring,
great as it ia, cannot retain the loosening
allegiance of these aroused German Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.
Netu!2lork Dnilu Gribatate
MONDAY. AUGUST 2S. 1871.

NJ Theirs has issued a circular urging the absence OF
ALI ceremonies Sept. 4. - Germany looks with
istrust on the quarres at Versailles == Gen. fald-
herbe has resigned his seat as deputy - Count
Luigi Cort has appointed an arbitrator under the
Treaty of Washington by England and the u >. -
Carlist invasion of Spain is threatened So 1t Is posi-
lively announced that the Emperors Of Austria and
Germany TO meet
BY an accident on the Eastern Giass) Railroad d per
sons were killed and 80 injured. 80 Six persons
were killed and fifteen wounded the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. -= Saturdays subscription TO the new
loan footed up s352S0) The Polar1s arrivedlsaiey
at Greenland July 81 - The North Missouri haiiroau
has been sold. 80 Three persons were iatahy puihou
sn Chicago. == yellow fever exists IN CharlestOn'-
German gatherings occurred in Buffalo
The body Of beautiful woman, killed by On abortion
was found In a trunk checked to Chicago == Charges
of extorton are made against employees in the Sheriff
Office. - GOld 1923.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

only one which would 60 quietly hom. =,
its work was done. The management =, .Aoa
finances since the war was a more n,s.. vui
and perhaps equally striking proof ~ y
efficiency Of democratic housekeeni,o rS S'
triumphant placing Of our new loan :, -"
diminished interest is the last and mo-.
niiicaDt challenge to the old-fashoned ..'' s
dice in favor of centralized government, TpU TI
is no possibility of arguing or sneerino G.''
things away. The organs of caste and ' n'.'
ilego will still have their small wittici,rsr r''.
our expense, and their anxious ini,.,.
among us will still carp at a life tbev 49," L'n
not virility enough to comprehend; bnt Nc,
ing can now prevent our inevitable inano...
from moving the minds Of men eyerv,L.o'
in favor of Republicanism. 1t seems % ~
that the able and ingenious author ! -
book we have referred to is not quite c,,Sl,
in refusing to see in thb restoration Of o,d.'
in Paris by the Government Of France a n,os,
Of the superior power of the people owe,
faction, when the people know it /, hs;,
quarrel. No absolute government ever ,.,
queled Paris in revolt. The credit Of tb,,
achievement is due to the Thiers Cabinet ,,d
to the Republican opinion which sustained
them, however we may condemn the crueItie,
Of reprisal by which the conquest was SMILED
and the vindictive prosecutions by which d.
yictors are now staining the honor Of succe..
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

The Internal Revenue Bureau has the un-
happy characteristic of greatly muddling the
officers of the Treasury Department more fire.
quently than any other division of that branch
of the Government. Gen. Pleasonton having
been suspended from the office of Com
missioner. and Deputy Douglass being ap-
pointed to fill his place. it was found
necessary to invoke the opinion OF the At
torney-Gener as to the question whether
vacancy now exists in the Office lately held by
Douglass. The Attorney General holds that
Pleasonton is still Commissioner, and is "sus-
pended" not removed But Douglass Is
Acting Commissioner, drawing the pay of
Commissioner while he performs the duties OF
that office. SO there is no vacancy in the
Office of First Deputy and nobody draws any
salary for the Office. All this is under the
Tenure of OAice act-a souvenir Of Johnson's
reiOn
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

The letter elsewhere given concerning the
affairs of the Warm Springs Colony in North
Carolina makes some satisfactory explanations
of some of the charges against the manage
ment, mentioned in recent letter to The
TRIBUNE from the spot, and corrects some
others, but denies none of the more important
ones. We shall be glad to see this and all
other colonies succeed, but success can only
be won by conducting business on business
principles; and we should be better pleased
with this particular enterprise if the following
state Of facts were not shown: Amount raised
among its members, $14,5G9 "a; amount spent
for salaries, printing, &C., $6,334 So amount
borrowed, $4,000 of the first 100000 payment
on its property; present Indebtedness on prop
erty which cost $1,000 year ago, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
Personal.

Agnes Norman, age 10, who was indicted II
London for having murdered five children but was COD
yicted only Of an attempt 10 strange a nte Doy hs'
been sentenced to ten years penal serNtude'
The Rev. Robert Thomson, British clergy
man, will, It is sad shortly preach two sermons n
lieyed on good authority TO have been composed Dy q
Walter Scott at Abbosford, in 1929 for young Cleric
friend OF his Tho sermons are very searco' o''7
almost out or print. q,
Isaac p. Harris, Treasurer Of the GeorgS
state Railroad under Foster BlOdge, was arrested
Friday charged with larceny, and, after procuring pa
Mr. Harris announced that the mont he was accused
msapprOpriatng he was and had been ready 10 pay wv
10 any one authorized TO receive IT,
Mr.. Albert Delpit of New-0rleans, who va
widely known TO Americans IN Paris for his deVoon ''
beraty to the sick and wounded during the srS To"
ami for his gaantry under the orders OK Cen ino ~
and Col Charpentier has been awarded tne Cros' vi
Legion of Honor by President Ihiers.
Victor Hugo having finished Napoleon an'
the monarchs Of Europe generally, Is no" apou' "
irize the French people in WORK enteSS eS or.1 wtl
Terrible" in which the work OF tne ,b the Commgns
the Germans. and Its crownlns si9iy ,sn5 "'sn -
are 10 be mercilessly rldlculed auu eNPO' 80.
A far Western paper makes thrllling hn
r,,t,,o % Mr. Fred Grants first operation In n' ".
bade "a Civil Engineer. Berhanf, famous
u"a' 40 o LA ,ho vounq NAH out on Colorado .cs
ana survey yOl l.u ~ TIE rnId Il frghtul niSsN
from clear ErSeh , dee,b MaIer Fred dd the we'
admirably, and received the apPiO'
mentor, pr. ctoos., tbe Frepct military attaChe .
baron oCoeno, ,n war ~ saded chapter to his great
rrus'a o.'V1o prerch military s,stem, exposing the
management and imbecilty OF qe army ~ saier ssecs
operation against the Commun4 70, rs ' ordered bI
Thought Theirs and Minister mo hha'fv he dismisss
Colonel under arrest, and he W " plo'"0f
the service. .,;nsI
Mr.. /. F. Chapman OF qhe couiiSoi - ryl
Mrs. COlburn, gave up all argu4 ent ID 'i0 90 ,hesl
the reporters. He pretended tlllt ne ooua 49, wI
for what they said against him lndyiau%a % saslr Is
they abused the COURTHOUSE as tlibDl. ,Dd mOt8e
when IL had been said the wives, daus 20
Of the people OF Madison came there aud sa' e'VS'
in homespun he could not forgive them