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Beware Of counterfelts Z
JOB NOSES SIR E }AMfs sGSIAfFEEE 's

y eIe"sstetE uUukIkhkkIIkD Dihoneft DrsggtHs
TIE genuine Nave The name Of Job Mcses On saeA
peekose. Al Others are worfhiess imifaficns. The
GENUINE Pills are unfsiling IN the euro Of all those
constitution Is subject They moderate an ercessive
and cure all suppression Of the msnses when caused
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back
and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ~exertion, Palpitstion
sf the Heart Mysteries and Whites, they will effect q
cure whom all other means have failed, and ALTHOUGH
,.eIIy powerful, contain nothing hurtfui 70 the most
Circular in Ensiish German aud French around
each bottle gives full direction and advice.
The eEsunsE Pihs arc sold At most dug stores, bat
u Jour druggist cannot supply the GENUINE, do not
be persuaded 20 accept any caunterfcit or bogus ar
pele but Sand One Dollar 70 the cole proprietor, Job
M0ses, IS Cortlsndt Street. New York. with name
Of empress once at which you will call for the psok.
age, and . bottle Of The oKEuNE Pills securely and
safey packed IN plsin wrappers win be sent By rstup
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Personal.
Ke had the pleasure of a call last
Monday from our old friend, Jacob Adler.
H. is looking after the business of the
Grocery house Of Cone & Adler, Of Balti,
nare. We arc pleased to learn that
orsry business house IN this place has
<ored him with an order.
[asonic.
At a regular meeting of johnson Lodge.
10. 274, last Thursday evening, the fol-
ling officers were elected for the ensu-
year:
r. J. White.-W. NJ.
G. r. Duncan,-S. W.
u. K. P. HAIL.. W.
James aws,-Treasurer.
VIM. s. Wbite.-Socretary.
A. r. Moulton,--S. ID.
A. H. PIERCE. D.
Eli A. Keea,-Tiler.
~
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l IN z MINUTES.

Qurc OouaHs, OoLDs. As1uxk. BnoxopTIs. sons
urrmsr cossuSPTios AVE- Inse pIsxsWa IN,
have no taste Of medicine, and sny child will take
shem. Thousands havo been rsstored 10 health thst
q cssss ADJ for BRYAN PULM6NICW AFERe.
rrifs % sssss: PEI s NJ JOB MOSES Presns
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Teachers Institute.

Teachers Institutes
The teachers Institute was organized
on Tuesday. Twenty teachers of the
county are present besides several from
the adjoining counties. There is cousid>
cradle interest manifested on the part Of
the citizens. They have shown a gener-
GUS hberality towards the teachers and
friends attending the Institute.
Easley Springs.
Il. v. Easicy, Esq, is circulating round
town today in the interest Of the famous
Easley Springs. He has recently return
ished bis house for the accommodation Of
visitors. He also contemphtes building
and otherwise improving the premises.
Pleasure seekers will End these Springs
all that is claimed for them.
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Total solid matter in
one gallon, Trey g72,9l iTotal.

Total solid matter in ME -
one gallon, Trey 272,9I Total 272,sl
There is q large amount of Carbonic
Acid Gas in the water.
} DR.. b. F. Mcfarland, our Resident
Physician Is TOO we'll known to require
any comment.
Board for May s35; per week $40; day
sl.50; for June s40; per week sl2; per day
Sl.75; for July, August and September
s45 per month; per Week sl3; per day 81,
BOWLING ALLIES, &c, FREE
We have contracted with responsible
parties to convey passengers over the
hack line, In good, new and comfortable
hacks. who guarantee safety and comfort,
and we request our guests to p~atronize
this line, 30 a.
Office IN Turley House, Norristown, Tenn.
We are shipping a great deal Of the
water. We deliver at depot at s5per bbl.,
in good new iron-hooped barrels.
For particulars, address
PROPREETORs FATE SPRINGS
Bean's station Tenn.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

E:Y Buy the VICTORY BEE HIVE,
the universal favori.e
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services-M. E. Church
Preaching lOI o'clock, A. NJ.
sunday School p o'clock, 2. M.
Preaching u o'clock ?. NJ.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday night y
II. M. LOCKWOOD, PASTOR.
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IN 06n lbs Of gaeeD.
SU MArtoSkH
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Stomach, Bowels, Liver, Kid

Stomach, Bowels, Liver, Kid
neys,
in Skin Diseases, Scrofula, &C., in Chronic
Diarrhoa, Dysentery, and the Diseases
peculiar to Females. Is highly recon-
mended as a tonic in Consumption. We
invite a comparison Of the Analysis of the
Water with that of any other known
Mineral Water. 1t consists of
Sulphuric Acid l3l, q! Sulphatc Of Lime i6o,se
Lime sL12l e Magnesia 3l,s7
Magnpsia r ls,eli g" Soda $50
Manganese e erotde, Potassa 1854
traces !Chloride ofSodium 4o,2,
Potash and Soda $50: Iron 2,92
Iron Peroxide I,00i : g Manganese ,6e
Chlorine, S9,eal1odide ofS cd u m
Silica Soluble ri traces
phosphoric Acid sliPhosphateo Of Lime 2,l4
Carbonic Acid e,00icarbonate Of Lime q IS
Nitric Acid Io2iSllicia Soluble 2,70
-!Nitric Acid ,o2
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BON-TON FILTRATION Signal

Sent on receipt Of % cts. Unique Printing ant
Publishing House, SO Vesey Street, New York.
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Physician IN Chief 10 The Bfdnch Offices Of
DR.. Kline's Philadelphia Bellevue Insti-
tute and Cancer bJirmary at Charlotte,
N. c.. and Gotdsboro N. c.,
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DR.. E, a. GREENE,

maySm3.
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Flower-Garden and Lawn.

Roads, in order to be valuable,
must be passable at all times, and in
order to make them so it is necessary
to excavate to the depth Of two or three
feet, and fill in with large stones, grad
ually diminishing as the surface is
reached, and finish off with gravel. The
roads should be slightly rounding, 50
that the water will not settle in spots.
A road made in the above manner will
help drain the land.
LAWNS Clear mp all sticks and lit
ter which have accumulated during the
winter, and if the grass has been win
ter-killed, rake in fresh seed as soon as
the frost has disappeared.
--Perennials should be moved early
before they have commenced their
growth. They ought to be taken up
and divided every three or four years.
SHRUBS. -Prune all those which need
it before they start into growth.
CLIMBERS. Provide plenty Of climb
ers for covering trellises and arbors:
Ciematis, Virginia CreepSr, Akebia, ana
many other plants are well suited iof
this purpose.
ANEUALs. seeds in hot-bed or
window-boxes Of such sorts az need
long season to perfect them. A few OF
the harder sorts may be planted in tla"
open prounl the latter part OF the
month,
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Only a Woman's Hair

Yes, it is only woman's hair-soft
and silken and brown. To you it is but
q faded tress, but to me it cannot fade
for the love which sanctifesit, is eternal
and cannot know decay or death.
It WAS once somewhat brighter than
it is now, but then my life was brighter
too, and the poor, little lock of soft,
brown hair keeps its freshness better
than the heart which loves it, and the
hand which fOudles it in these evil davs.
It flowed then over a neck graceful rs
the lily stem, AMI pure white as the lily
flower; it danced coquettishly then,
when sweet girlish laughter bubbled
out upon the air, and it was scented with
the breath of orange blossoms, an
dewy with the kisses of the warm south
wilo, that ripplea over the blue waters
of the Gulf. It was happy then as the
pure young heart of it's maiden mistress,
and seemed to smile as the sunbeams
shimmered over it, and the moon laid
her golden glory on its glossy waves.
But now the breath Of orange BIOS
som livs only among sad memories,
and the blue Gulf has vanished in the
dim distance; and the soft tendrils seem
to twine thems Ives about my heart,
with a yearnine loneliness, as if they
would draw me on into the grave, where
she and I and they could be ouce more
united.
Tonight, as 1 looked into the deep
brown eyes, and. listened to the low
voiced tones of another woman, Thought
of her from whose wealth of flowing
tresses this was taken. She, too, had
soft. brown eyes, and gentle voice that
made music of the humblest words, but
the ghostly years that have rushed off
into the dark, since her eyes looked into
mine, and the phantom joys which have
faded since her voice fell like blessing
on my hot young heart / do not care to
count.
It seems long, long time, though I
could count the years and the Joys on
my fingers.
Yes, it is only woman's hair, butthe
violets and the buttercups blossom
above she beautiful head from whence
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The Original "Arkansas Traveller.

Aho OllBIh%l fAIh"Il9%S At"HoliGI'
We make no apology for rcpubIishin.
this cold, Old story''-'tis true that il
was written long ago, but titrcalIy never
will get old. in one sense Of the word
We have had many hearty laugh over
and if our readers will carefully atnd1
it they will find much in it to interest
them:
Tho score :. that If q l;1op;Iotod loc
coh;n in Ar,ansns Tie J,,1n,nIjy ,,r,.
."Dl .onl. ~ +ram,nr m "on+,d rnan ,' nv ;nyerl w.,
" tIh ,IoT;ICi TrLt 4Lo frs+ ,,3rt nr fo,niIo,
mir MR. npon an old ij VIOLIN % md his WIFE and
cb;Ijron A stronanr ontors ond Ih'
faIIorrinI, onIIoGIr n,,.nas
''s,Dm,n5 .''IIi3 1o ',,,',' H. a;u2 Arc
Won D,r",ii'9' rr"ii Nv" w. -" Wv ''' "
'VT Tronnnr g+roncor kin Won call 9,
man 1yho cato tbreo gcror n,aoIy a Loy
IrimLs ,.i hoort,, o ond sIooa a snrnI ..roII2'
(F;ddIesl = y ''''>' '', ~
Stranger think could. HowIoug
have Won been living here?
Trapper-D've see that mountain
thar2
Strangcr-Wcll
Trapppr-That wor hyar when I
come il var. CFiddlcaD
Stranger-Thank you for the inror-
nation.
Trappcr-Y0u're welcome.
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John Smith.

In Latin he is Johannes Smithus the
Italians smooth him off with Giovanni
Smith the Spaniards render him Juan
Smithus the Dutchman adopts him as
Hans Schmidt the French fatten him
out into Jean Smeet and the Russian
aneezes and barks Jonzof Smittowski.
When John gets into the tea trade in
Canton he becomes Jovan Shimmit but
if he chambers about Mount Hecla, the
Icelander's say he is Johne Smithson /;
If he trades among the Tuscaroras he
becomes Ton Qua Smittia in Poland
be is known Ivan Sehmittittiweisk /;
should he wander among the Welsh
mountains, they talk of Jihon Scmidd /;
when he goes TO Mexico he is booked IS
Tautli F'SrRitti; If of classic turn he
rninales among Greek ruins, he turns
Ion smikton and in Turkey he is ut
terly disguised as yourself - Voc Self.
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THE CHILDLESS NOTHER

BY MlIs. N. G. ANES.
] lay my tasks down one hy "u",
sit in the sijrura in iW0iehi's grace,
out Of it's shadow, soft md iud,
Steals lik" q star my baby face.
Nockimg cold arc the worlds poor joys,
How poor tn me all it7 p"up aud pride
In my lap lie the hubys idle toys,
In ths very room, the baby died.
will shut these brnkru toysawa
Under the lid whpr they mUtCIy hdr
will smile in ia" face nf a noisy day,
Just ~ if baby had never dI"d.
! will take mp my work once more,
As if had never laid it down.
Who will dream that | ever wore
MothcrhOgda fine aud hpIv crowu3
Who will deem my live over boT"
Fruit the sweotcr in grief and Uain2
The fitting smile that the baby wore,
Outraged The light Of tn" lrftiost brain.
III meet the man in the worlds rude din
Who hath out lived hil mothers kiss.
Who hath f0r4ulyeu her love for Sin,-
I will be spared her pang in this.
Mans way ia hard and sore hrr"t
Many must fall, but few can win.
Thanks, dear shepherd! Ny lamb ia SAT-,
Safe from sorrow and safe from aiu,
Nevertheless, the way is long,
Aud tears leap mp in th, light Of the zuu :,
I'll give my world for 4 cralie-suuJ,
And a kiss from baby-0nly on".
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FACTS AND FANCIEs.

Mr.. Caudle observes that bee
stung is bad and hornet-atIlng is worse,
but neither is comparable with woman $
tongue,
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. l.r At ga
lalf @ s'." sas vi, I ,occI with p. SORTS If nDu-o;
arti6ns f. -t"o ,,~n f"Ih"" Ia" "'"'
III I"rPo.i' VIII. - a.
C,gTT25 CT7 Tn
WHA+ JAIN" VI -
ny ELIZABETH A. s. CHESTER
rpor vor think vo~ wouldn't do it,
nr2. s,iJ Uncle lGphalct, pulling
~, .toyr. hearth apl pokmg mt the
."'
H. 7 wouIlu'l LiphnIct " replied
hallv restiDr her shining knit
u.o3Ics D while she stirred M the
notin simmcrinr in the pot. ''Thc
u,D,~ nail far now and if we're savin'
\, n' anoyob g to last IA through. Why
N,lj Wa 6ara,s ourselves wi secIin'
-'l .;o5os ."
T.i,,'f r;cbce TIL he seekin artor
N I bnt this Mr. Swintop-they cali
" , .orv grv qmort vorng man Dolly
,.rs f thn mill aip't rebuilt the vii
N N -, h,c,,nrja fine fnrm'u sink
,'Dt yom %" know DoI1v T never hid
vban con,d do ANYTHING to belp
,,"
ain't likelv To forret IiphaIrh
I4n Ir m1',J ,I W ,,ttd,. i16o, ,,oonI, ,roni
H.. o w. :, ,y"r r''r' nor how yau'yo Given to
..b al n,iesiona acbools and noor
!, ami nl;ev,rvthirg else anvbo1v,d n
Jto frow , nanpr for You and I've
moro diseoron,nnnts--"
Ppt tmq'll he belpin' ourselves rs
az hcIpiug others Dolly. This
Swfoton -6c's a very pleasant
han voinr man. DolIy-he SAYS he'll
nnter fhr stock shall nav for itself
Sroe @ ~ ~ fyo yeors H. To- sava he'd
w bn,Id here than elsewhere be.
IA he waptg to help his native viii
and If ven I'll take hold. and
BboIr 4 I,tlIo ha can do IT."
Va'g, n, money To pnt in" gaid
D,uv. leaning beek and fixing
Sro4 On the coaIs Uncle Liph had
Iopcn.--" unless we take-"
ro{oas wo faEo wbot wo,d I,i5 Inv
Rpb,,s cjdvcation, said Uncle
-iIpl softly.
sncr tfod took Rube's eddvcation
7HR own hands, 'Liphalet, I've al
ItpnEil we'd a piain cali to nsa i. J
#tpbear to think of it's being used
Amer money"
yorI Dolly, but Rube would wish
doing good. and this Mr. Swinton
,Amght draw thriblc what IL does
T. We can maybe use the income in
''
NdIv ropIiaJ nothing After the
aaal Of Rubn8 name silence waq.
htofaIl between the old conpIc. m
couple oftwarliy as crooked. as
rIed and scnggly rs any two old
,e.trops that drew sustenanco from
rpGly fields.
b,n A, bo ""' o",t Jn, ,o o1 'tLro 4. opo Po,i IT,
On her black alpaca apron and re |
sYsi him with a courtesy A man of
shallow 80, symnofbio9 r' yonld "a ''% bovo m
NJ touched witb u kind Of IN nitying |
IeFness for the obsequious old woa /
ts.Intopajly '',g agro"obIo ,,t os'o" r. orgno5 NJ"
to5 for b;s das;ona NJ -, u I,;s
yell finger athwart his fozy-oolored |
gshaha, and talked business.
, 1873-08-18
4 Bitter Conflict Between Spectators in
Gold Believed to Do Imminent
The Gould Clique Manipulating the Mar
offor Currency Lookup.
q Strong Combination to Repeat tho
Experiences Of the Memorable
Black Friday.
Tic Bcars Urgently Petition tho presi-
don't to Tntorfere.


Speeial Dfspatot 70 Tbs Chicago Tribune
Nrw Yonx. Aur. ia vcrv },ttor oo,H,,t
~ 10 10y DS.ot ooi:o'
pok"oen epoculetofa IN gold iB anticipated In o
short tjnc, Jay Gould md hia asgoc3ntoo in
,,1t,. III 49, ''."@oo "A
puli'"s eo'o aIo contemplating tho look1ng-up
process, by which they preclpitated tho Black
Friday panic OF tho fall Of 1867. Their
lato pool, 1t 10 now cortain, cloacd
last vook at 115. and a now one hnR hmm formal
Which proposes to Affect tho market about tho
timo tho banks will DO cajlod on to adynnce
ho..u,. L.. H., ny.st. 80 ~ ~
neasAy 10 ho7o tho western crops tlho
6trength Of this pool cnri hnrdiY be oxArper-
atod ~ :, ,,rfo.,t, ,o,.,..e.. !. 1i
o'o"' ~ Pofiecs1y eoulPe3onk 70 Aook up
greonbacks Bufffoient to dorauge tho
wholo mnrkct nj n rritica1 +,mo a,
-, "s"' 'io' oo
t'moa nre tho bRnka ana money-londers genoral-
lY that nftor tho sott]emont 1nst wootf AT 116
.,d a. for,,,t;o,, - r,as. 81 -
"no 'uo Ao11a@I'on u Ao" pool' money aa-
VRnced to per cont on call loans, It WAS tho
S... IL u II, 49, ..r.. T.. ~ -,.,,
, 1873-08-18

New YonK, Aug. 17.-Tlo Rerald rcitcratea
tho statement that. tho nhmeH Of sixty-ono
Ouaton-l5ouBe officials, wAoHo conduct should
bo investigated, hos bcon sent to Washington.
and aays thero is q disposition to sacrifice
lcsBer olilcala to save tho magnatos.
Statements nale by mon In high
position at tho Oustom-uouao hnvo tonddd to
throw oil tic blamo upon tho Inspectors At tho
eolvcs, and for nothing clso. Tho inspectors
have boon abused for taking porquiBitoa. but 1t
IL not in their powor to choat tho
reyonuo directly. by any possible meana.
Tile biggest Hwinaling ID done BY chief officials
1t thoir desks IN tho Qustou.HouBo, who are
permanently stationed there, and Aavo all tho
bost opportunities to make arrangements and to
fx barg aims with the importers.
, 1873-08-18
wocik1y Novic1v of tho Albany Live
Stock Market.

Stock Market.
Special Dtapateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, n. T.. Aug. 17-Beeyes-Thia weeks
market has not heen very active. Thoro but n
small attendance Of buyera aud they wished to buy at
tho reduced rricea Of last woek. Tho receipts
for tho weak number e7A car loads, or 0,7t8
hcad sgains 598 loas, or 8083 head, last week
making excess Of lisa head. On Baturday morn
Ing good attendance Of bnyezs from Drigh-
ton and EeT York. They all wantd cattlo but wished
to obtain them 1T their own pricos From tho opening
10 tho closo tho tendency Of tho rnArtot has been
downward, and We noto AS tho ruling Of tho market
10 decline In extra, and 4fas1c on common md
medium stock. Tho following arc the
receipts OF tho week in car -loads: Cattle.
o7A; shoep, 100 hogs, 223 horsoa. 10. pricca
realized thfs week I1enfum, 30 100; hrBt quality,
t1.o0G.01 second quality, $5.15@57o; third quality,
$4.2515.0o inferior, Sa.25a4.25.
Ing ones brought In from tho country. Three car
loads wero taken to Weatchcster County, having
beon bought for tho 1ivor counties. Ono car
1t per head ind the scattering At about 5.00
Qunlity, m1ddling.
5hoep and Larnbs-Roceipta la car 1oada or 1000
head. The carly receipts went forward In Arst hands
hnd OF tho Is car loads one-half will probably bo sent
% New York Tho donaud Is quite limited, and still
tho market rules 10 highor than last week. The do
mand Is confined to local and country trade Wo
quote sheep, common to fair, {@5o /; extra, 69ec
lambs, common 10 fair, b@6Ko; extra, 6>l@aLc.
, 1873-08-18
DEATHS.

tho lah @n ta@st At 1910 hioh'sAn'av.
ROMANS TO bo taken to Janoavile, Wis, for insrmont.
MORHIsoN-In this city. aunday. ApE. 4. 1a53 at 8
netal from her ato To.idoneo Bill shuEtod.av'' TO-
~ Troy and Oawcgo, N. y, papors posss copy.
MAPLlt-At bis hrother's Eessdence EngoNood Qonk
County, Aug. IT, at hemorehago of tho lungs xSed 81
Kofualna will bo takon to Canton. Ill., for burial
Tueaday. .-... r. Is. ..
BRAsS-The funeral Of Roaor ]. Bra!s, killed. By tho
collision montt will occur from tho Church Of the
Holy Nsno, oornor OF Ruporlor and Cassss, Tuesday
morning At p'cloak.
slMEHs-sunday. Aus. II. Mamie g.. twin Infant OF
BOYLE-SundAy morning Aug. II, Mary, only child
Of Annio snd b3yio sEsd years snd month
FrIGudl Invited.
, 1873-08-18
AWFUL TRAGEDY.
F0rty-t1lrco Persons Killed antl
Wounded by a Collision on The
Chicago Il Alton Railroad
Near T.cln0rt.
Continued from First .l'ngc.]

{articnlarJy oil, spongos lint, cotton, oto., and
hy tho tno al this waa done, Iusidc Of one hour,
they started, arriving at tho wreck nbout 1850 u.
no, m: r,G m myticiians m;y"g 5andagea @ a!
bio, thoy wcro liftct with NIL gentlcnoaD into tho
Blcepng-borshs, mud tho Journey to Chicago
wa1 made; Tlloy crent slowly forward, 80 ~ to
jar Thu injured ny little as consistent with rail-
O'clock leaving Tho other earn standing OIL tho
track to bo looked nftor by tho wreolcrs
nttorwartla. Tho Superintendent harlng
telcgrnplcd ortlors ahead to procure
supply wns on lt,,d gu to arrival Of tho train !;
and oyery ono lackng friends or relatives in this
city. or not desiring to 60 10 }iotei wna Acnt to
thu hospital, whoro tho best medical Brill or tho
city was Waiting. .......
Tho following arc the physicians who went out
to tho Hce,1n Of the accident, rs vol as wo cnn
lcnru:
J. N1cFlomns, ]. s.. Nuonao, and n, 8.
Darne e. e % e sy 4 ND rearco E m bGo I " o. cooss
and ]. 3. Rood, Of Lcinont., ....
Tho lracl, which was blocked up part Of tho
day. was clear yesterday afternoon.
By tho Co1npany's rulcs tho responsibility rcats
with both tho e'iglnoor and conductor. They
were stuady, sobor ,ncn, mud had boon In tho
Chlnpan;'s employ for yoarH. Tho conductor
lad been on this identical coal train, meeting
this identical lnsaongor train oach journey for
ono yonr. Investigation is enid to show that
both ncn were sober ut tho tirno thoy left thoir
hue-trnck Mt Lcmont.
Tho fact That thn conductor Of tho coal train
l!tn always boon conElt lorcd ono OF tho moat TO-
liable conductors OIL tho road, aud hss Intimate
knowledge III the trnin ho wnB running, quito
puzzles tha mnnagsra Of the road, when they
Try to hpecnlatu oil tho
cA.sE OF nla Fatal. DLuNpEi.
Conducto: ls.lnsull, Of tho passenger trnfn,
inappseciably small amount Of timo behind
11aid which cnn always 10 looked for in train
which hay boon delayed by It's long, slow drag
through tho city limits, and atoppagos at city
not boon Tor tile now compiling now used on tile
lond, tho accident would huvo boon In tho old.
fashioned .concopiug Btylo anl tho fatal
caHualtca would hnye been mitch moro
, 1873-08-18

fCdtkonB4
WASHING RON, Aug. l7.-lor Now Eng
land, continued high barometer, with light,
fresh, variable winds, and partly cloudy
and oloar weather. For tic Lower Lakos
and thence aonthward to Virginia, slightly fall
ing barometor,, increasing northeastorly TO
southoaatorly winas and continued cool and
generally clear woathor. For tho Middle Atlan-
tic States, and thonoo southwark to Florida,
oaetor1y to southerly winds, with cloudy and
throatononing weather tonight, followed BY
clearing woathor. For tho Gulf Htntos, slightly
increasing pressure, lower temperature. partly
cloudy woathar, and local ram. For Tonnossoo
and Tho statoa ot tho Ohio Valoy, slightly falling
barometer, light eaatorIy md eouthorly winda,
weather. For tho Upper Lake region and North
we6t, leHs pressure. With aousheaatorly to Bouth-
westerly winds and aroas OF rain, followed by
clearing and clear Weather on Monday afternoon.
Tho temperature will probably rlso in Mlhsis-
sslpIi, and Missouri valloy, aud ovor the Uppor
Lake region.