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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

Pin, Tsps and other 'wsrms, lurking In The
siroyed and removed. No sysssn Of medicine
no yernIfsgss, no apshslninisics viii free the
systsn IRON wsrms liks these Bittsrs - .I.I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23
THE REPUBLICAN,.
DROWNED.


DROWNED.
The London World offers every month prize
Of ten guneas worth Of books for the best pssm
on given subject We give It's prize for 0eto-
Der,
The flashing lighthouse beacon pales before
The rudy harvest-moon's intensor ray
That bathcs, aud changes into sparkling orc,
Its stones Of granite gray.
Round the tallbrigs the greedy ripple laps,
As with the ebbing tide they softly swing
A shore -belated sea-bIrd slowly naps
His strong-plamed dusky wing.
The picr-lights, imagcd on tho waters, melt
To silver pillars, such as visions show
or palaces where tabled Caliphs dwclt
~ Ialessnds long ego. w
A single boat stsals down the moonlit track, N q
Through the still night i's oar-strokes echo
Frinssd with cleft light the outline sharply
black
Hesvcs on the harbor bar.
What strange ircigh, fills IN Yonder heavy
Covers some form Of biurr'd and shapelsss
dread
Rude Is the pail, but fitted we'll to veil
The oceans outeas. dead
His name, his story Vain Il were to guess,
But short to sum a waif, a mystery
Deaths mocking gloss upon lifo's loveliuess
A secret Of the sea.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

An tIle sifla Avel Incoming vegctari-
ans. They wear turn-up hats. And
redish noses and cherry hps. ~ '.,'a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

Sorofala, or King's Evil, White Sweuinrs, Ul-
eers, Erysipslss, sWslisd Neck, 0oitre, Ssrofa-
lous Inhaunations. Msrssrial Ansstions, Old
Hcrss. Rruptiens Of the skin, Sore Eyss, sto. In
those, ~ In all other constitutional diseases,
Walkers Vinegar Bittera have shown their great
curative powers In the most obstinate and in
tractabls eases.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

MeehAaieal Dissasss.---Psrseas ssgaged 10
pslnts and MlAeraIs, sseh a. Plambsrs, Type
ssstsss, Geld bsAtsn ssd Miners. ~ they savancs
u iifs, sss sshjsat u psrAiysis u The Bowslp.
~ guard Agsinst this, tsks . dose sf wsfkss's
viussar Bittsfs essasioaaliy. fif ~ 'hsea
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23
r OR $ A L 81

A large sad wsll-6nished Brick Dwelling. situ-
ate o. the river bank. In the borough Of Clear
hsld, containing eleven roons, with good cellar,
water In the kitshen, and all the modern eosve-
nisnces. PAntriss, Bathroom, Clo.hes presses, Ao
Lot sixty feet front and two hundred and thirty
fsst back, with twenty foot alley on the east
side. Said tnIldins, with all the Appurtenanccs,
will be- sold cheap, with paymentsto suit purcha-
signed, OF 70 A. O. Tate, Esq, Who win give all
nscssssry Information to those who desire to In
spect the property.
Nay aiH, isss,a -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

pos Female cepplainss, IN youss or old, mar
risd or singh, ~ The dsun ef vemsphsea or the
tsrn Of lie. thsss fesis hittsvs display y de-
eidsd an snnuonss that inppssusst q 5000 per-
eeptible. .Hfl -1l.'.i. $40
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headsche, Pain ID
the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightnsss Of the Chest
Taste In The Mouth, Bllioss Attacks, Paipitatior
Of tho Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pair
In the region Of the Kidneys. and . hundred
other pAinful symptoms. are the oGsprinss ol
Dyspepsia. One bottle viii prove better guar.
sntse Of i,s merits than a lengthy advertisement
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

bilious, Remittsnt and Interuittent Feverr,
which are so prevalent In the valleys Of our great
rivers throughout the United States. especially
those Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colora-
do, Brasos, Rio 0raade, Pearl, Aiabsns, Mobile,
Savannah, Roanoke, james, and many others,
with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire
country during the sumner and Autumn, and
remarkably 90 during seasons Of unssual heal
and dryness, ere invariably accompanied By ex.
tensive derAngsments Of the stomach and liver
and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment
. purgative, exsrting . powerful influence upon
these various organs, Is essentially necessary
There Is no cathartic for the purpose equal TO Dr.
J. Walkers Vinegar Bittsrs - they viii speedily
remove the dsrk-eoioreJ viseid matter with which
the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulst-
ing the secrctons Of the liver, and generally re.
storing the healthy functions Of the disestivs
organs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

For Inaanmaiory aud CAronie Rhsunstlsm.
Cont bilioss. Rsniissns and Iptsrniiisnt rsvsrs.
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidssys and the
Bladder, these Btters have no equal. Such Dis.
sases are caused BY vitiatsd Blood.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23
glilfslAneuns.

ftf i..ftt tIN i0l"
an awae that there are some persons little
hard 10 please, and am also swsrs that the
complaint Of "hard times" 10 we'll nigh univsrsai.
But am 10 situated now that can satisfy the
former and prove conclusivsly that 'hard tiInes''
will not eject those who buy their goods from me,
and all my patrons shall be initiated Into the So
cret OF t.
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
Z have goods enough 10 supply sii the inhabi-
tsnts In the lower end Of the county wgioh sell
II exceeding low rates from my mammoth store in
hULS0NBURG, where i can always be found
ready to walt upon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods OF oil Kinds,
Such as Cloths, satinstts, Csssirnsres, Mu.lin,,
Delsinss, Linen, Drillings, calieocs, ~
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace, dfa
Ready y-mads Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Csps-ali u the best material and made to order
Hose, Socks. dloves, Mittens, Lnces, Ribbons, &c.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee. Tss, Sugar. Rice, hoiasscs, Fish, Salt,
Pork. Linssed Oil, Fish OH, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware, Castings, Piows
and Plow Castinss, Nails, Spikes, Corn CultivA-
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds Of Axes.
Psrfuuery, Paints, varnish, Giass, anda general
in assortment Of Stationery,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

GOV. PENN,
READING
NATIONAL RANGE. &C. &C.
Also, the following Heating Stoves
SPEARS ANTI CLINKER,
SPEARS ANTI DUST.
SPEARS oRBICULAR. il'
SPEARS PARLoR COOK.
MORNING LIGHT. sna
BON TON,
GIPSEY,
VULCAN.
SUNBEAM.
RUBY
DAUPHIN EGG. ~ VII F
CHESTER EGG.
VOLCANO,
PHOENIX.
HEAVY BAR ROOM ANDSTORE
ROOM STOVES, &C.
Clearheld, Sent rs. 1877.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

No person can take these Bittsrs according to
directions and remain long unwell. provided thsir
bones are not destroyed BY mineral poison or
other means, and vital organs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

rorsify the body sgsinst disease BY purifying
all It's huids with Vinegar Bitters Ne epidemic
can take hold ofs System thus fore-armed-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

THE undersigned, having leased rooms for the
manufacture Of all kinds Of SADDLES, HAR-
NESS, and all the latest improvements In Horse
P"r~ishine Goods. are now prepared 10 GIL ~
orders ut prices aud quality tist will surprise all
who favorfhem with call for the einspcctionofth their
work. They arc determined TO please and their ex-
cities enables them to DEPY COMPETITION in
The manufacture Of GoId, Silver, 0reidc, Rubber
Covered and flil.-Llned Mounted n =. "A.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

The properties Of DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bit
tsrs are Aperiept, piAphoretic, carminstivs, Nu-
trieioas, Laxative, Diurctic, sedativs, Counter
IrritAas, sadorihe, Altsrstivs, and Anti-Bilieus.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23

0ratefal Thousands proclaim Vinegar Bittsrs
the most wonderful Invigerant that ever sustain
ed the sinking system.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-12-23
Improved Spring Beds,
READING FOR ALI
BOOKS a STATIONERY

Msrktt 81. Ciearncla, tst che Pos, ofeeJ
ruVnE undersigned bsgs leave TO snnouns,w
i the citissns Of Clearhsld and vicinity, that
he has htted up . room and has just returned
from the city with . large amount Of rssdiss
matter, eonsistink In part of 4i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04
NO. so.

Gntsiebuna oes 8iir9erre9ts uno poll
aeili6er 9luflid,t na6 MbIauf Der @traf=
| 5eit, perurtbeilt.
Som gD eiterwoloe, l@reibt mon
Iber 6. g.: Ser Grtrog Der biesidhrigcn
3artoHel Grnte 1T bier bur6idnittlia III
gang snormer, nlcn fam BRETT lo9en, G II
nod ME base,uel lener, oenn Die dItel,en
2eute piien ii6 eines iol6en Grnteie9ens
nid)t su errinnerl> &artpHeln BON Ii big
p pfunb Iino feline @eltenbeit; ebenlo .
1ino &runo ltiite, ouf oenen pro preub.
Quooratbrutbe / Center '9eerntct miro,
|nidt gang pereinselt. 9obei 1T Die Qua
|litdt cine 10 all soe5eihnete, ,pie mon Fc
lon9e nidt mebr 9elp6bnt tuar. H-@]:
0onbpn,27. Ottbr. Giner DepeI9s
aus Yaris sufol9e bat man bort autbens
til@ eriabren, oab &ublano ilber5euet lei
es tperoe in brei big pier Sabren III einem
peraweifelten &ompf nit 0cutidlono be-
9riifsn Ien. 8ismard 1T emit Ihlolen, bic
Nufeobe Der oeut]9en Yropin5en bon
NuBlano AT perlanoen, un6 Moltte bat
bereits ale feline Spione ous9e1onot.
2onbon, %. Ott. Gs miro berid=
tet, oob Die &esierun9 uon Dem italieniS
j9en Commencement cine Depe1de erbol'
ten bat, tuorin Der Muni6 fiir &iidbe@
rufuno bes britil9en oiplomatil9en
Mgenten, .,uel9er nod INNER beim beili@
gen @tuble occreoitirt if, ousseipro@en
lpirb.
9onbon, 81. October, Mor9ens.
Man meloet Der 2onooner vSimes," oab
bic @puperneur ppn @prien Die Mufs
bebung aller proteitantiI den @9ulen IN
feline Yropin5 onseorbnet bat.
Nem Dort, 81. Ott. Cine Depel@e
aug 2onbon meloet, @ui5ot babe Elm See
ftoment binterloiiun9, in peldem ct ii@
aum fatbolil9en @lauben befennt.
i noon, 10. Oft. 0ie tatboliI9e
ltniperlitdt in Soutb &enlinston ioa OH
na9Fen Donnerita9e, benz Teite Der FL,
Sbere5ia, por!dufi9 er0 fnet tperoen. Bon
ben @elebrten, Die au ternen Wr. pae
lep, ct. George Mpart 8arff, 5eoser
uno 8. 6lorenee MgartbD.. 8is jeff
lino bereits le9soebn @tunoenten ein9es
| iarieben, BON benen Der 9r6bere She'll in
einem benaAbarten @ebduoe unter OBJ
but oes &ectors 5uiammen ,uobnen wiro;
bod bat man 9e9riinoete 9offnun9> oab
i3 oeren uno Der profeiioren 3abl nod
Der Grsffnun9 Der Mn1 1tolt ldnea mebren
miro. Sic feierlidbe GroHuun9 wiro
erft nit oen Besinne oes @ommer.Se"
meters itattFnben.
i Ser Idol Don Ma tue et~
bielt tpdbreno ieiues 6tasigen Wufents.
baltes i'm 6 ef an9nib aug alenSbei<
len Steliens piele 9onIen6e bon f9ritt~
li@en Gbrfur9tsbe5eu9un9en Der @ldus
, bi9en. Mit 20rben luuroen {ie bon Der
Yoit na9 benz @ef6neniB eetra9en, 10
oft Elm 3us in Mantua an9efomn.en
mar. -..' -... '<".-..'' ~ -
| NewDorf, 80. Dtt. aus euro,
|pdil9en Yoitna@ri9ten gebt 1erpor, bab
bic Worla9e. .pel6e Dem beuti9en Reihss
tase in 8eju8 auf ben 2anofurm ge&
lnad)t ,ueroer ioll, bieien il, 5tpei ala(tn
|tbeilt... Sic beutl9e Mrmee tuiroe BANK
obne bic a,ueite &la1Ie bes 2onbFurma
]1,s0o,000 Mann 5ablen.
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2Sp6ett
(Iuslanb).


Berlin, 2S. Oftober. @raf Nrnim
1T Deute Nlitta9 aus leiner 9aft entlai=
len moroen.
Berlin 20 Ott. gls oer @raf Don
Wrnim aus Der @oft entlanen .,puroe,
ucrlonste man nur eine@arontie bon i9m,
oab ]ein YroSeB our9 feline Mb!peI Ienbeit
feline Gers09erun9 erleoen luilroe. Gr lit
ni6t perpfli0tet in Geuti@lano su blei=
ben.
Ser Gai}er unb Die 4oiIerin 1aben in
i6ren eisenbdnoi9en @dreiben benz rD
mild tatboliiden Tiirit : 8iidof BON
Breslou, wel@er bur9 ein @tur5 aus
jeinem Magen i6uer uerlebt ipuroe> ibr
Beileio funO ge9eben.
&Dln,9. Oftober llm Elm tbr beute
Wlittag uurbe Der 9od>piiroi9e 9err gr5=
bil6of in 6ol9e oes Dor einigen Sogen
BON leinem Ge9tsbeiitanbe sefel1ten Gin
TRACES aug ieiner Soft entlalien, &aum
cine bolbe @tunbe Derber hattie ctlpas bo=
BON perloutet, boB Der Befebl CUR Grei=
loIIun9 ergongen ,uar bennod) bottel
nod einise Treunoe iid i'm er5bil9DF
6oule All Ieinem Gmpfan9 einf finoen t6n'
men, unter benen Der 9err 9omcopitula'
&einora oas 9omcopitel pertrat. "
-Merben. II. Dtt Raum wa'
9eltern Mor9eu Die Na6ri@t ein9etroff fen
6oB Der 9err Gr5bildof Don &0ln feline,
Saft entlaljen lei, als AUDI 9lei3 ,pi
ourd einen 3auberidla9 iammtli@
6duIer III allen GtraBen Der @taot lit
| i9Dniten Gabnenl6mud pran9ten. Muell
bic DUB ere &unoeebun9 oieier 5reuo
(oate ni9t lonse oouern. 3ufdQi9 fan
Der 6err 9anorotb b. 96pel aug G|lel
beriber, unb elei6 nadber mubten oil
|ieinen 8efe6l iofort iammtli6e Tabnel
eingeseSen werbe.
8erlin 26, Dtt. &aiier Wilbelu
bat ben lebten 8rief bes @apites, in MEL
DEM oieler 9esen Die @erfol9uns Del
seutiden 8iid6fe protefirt> ourd cir
@6reiben beant,pOrtet, in ,pel9em e'
|loat: v9eutldlanb bat N(lcs 9etban.
,uas in ieiner Ma6t tano, I'M nit Del
Stride BON @om in Trieoen Su leben. Sc
bod lei er perpFidtet, ben @taat seeer
@etpalttbdtisteit uno @eri6m6runser
au i9uben." @s 1T S9,uinoel, mas BEN
&ai1er ba porgei6mdbt puroe. @arun
feut ber Safer bic lleteltbater uno Wer'
i6mDrer nibt nor @eri4t? Menn De-
Railer 10 on ben Yof 9el9rieben bat
,pie bic 9epeiae la8t, 10 bat es fait BET
NnI9ein, boB Der alte Wilbelm tpirflid
ni9t ,peib, oab ct bel Der 0erfolsun!
Der totbolilhen &ir9e ni4ts anbres al!
oos @ertseug Der 2o9e 1T. Il
Berlin, %. October. Ser YroceI
9eeen Rullmenu ,pesen ieines Attentat!
auf oas 2eben Bismards, nabm beute i,
Wir3bur9 ieinen Qlnfang. Ser Mn9e:
tlagte betanntey iid i9uloi9. sg
Ser 5taatsanwalt }a9te, oab un9ead'
tet bes umitanbes, baB Der Qn8etlagt
|ieine @6ulo ein9eitebe, bas DerbSr oel
3eugen ieiuen Derlaufbaben miiiie.
Berli,n, 80, Ottober. Ser Mttentdte'
aul(mann tuuroe I9ulbi9 ertldrt unb 81
ll4jdbrieer 3u@tbausprafe 1oiabriss'
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4SOaaoeroao, o BEN a. 9@O0eupeer 1874

cine @6ueinebeerbe uno enteleiite. Ginem
SOeiier ,paro Der Wrm Serquetl9t, uno so
56,peiue beSablten ibre Rromenooe auf
Der 8abn nit Dem 2eben. =
glus Sennelie miro cine lonoerbore
@el9i6te BON einem junsen N(ann be-
ri9tet, ,uel6er nlbt an 5rdrlme 9lau6te.
9erlelbe er5ablte unldnsf eines Mor9ens
leinem Voter, er babe lebteNa6t 9ctrdunt
boB er init einer locomotive iber einen
Nbbon9 binunter9eltiirSt uno bon oeriel@
ben unten in einem @roben eroidt nor
ben iei. lin ober gu 5ei9en, oaB er Die.
lem Sraume feline Beoeutun9 beile9e,
be9ob er litb auf oen erfen Babn5u9,
>peldsr.oen Ort perlieB. Bierrns5wan<
zig 5tunoen fpdter batte i'm Der SOB
credit uno spar 10 5ien,li9 in oerIelben
Weile, >uie er Ieinem 8ater am namli9en
Mor9cn ersdglt batte.
=. - Sn Oetrpit fam unldn9it eines
9lbenos rngefdbr i'm 10 llbr Elm poli5iit
neben einem sepiien 9auie porbei uno
1ab aug einem Teniter be1lelben eiuen
Mann jprinsel,, ludbreno aug Dem Snnern
nes Oou1es elm loutes @epplter ert0nte.
Ser Polisiit belt ben Mann fir einen
Ginbre9er unb oerboftete ibn, mubte li6
|ober balo iiberSeusen, oab er es nit benz
Gi9entbiimer oes 9auies 81 tbun babe.
uGs iab et,uas nerodAtig aug" = Iaste
Der Yoli5iit ent16ulbi9enb -. ubab sic
aug benz Seniter ipransen" tuorauf Der
Mann nit eineul tiefen @eufser ertpi,
oerte: vSo, ieben sic, ,uenn meme 6rou
in ibre, b0ie 2aune serdtb oa fras i'd
nidt erit lan9e, auf tuel@e 8eile i'd gum
Gou1e hinausfomme."' w., ....:,.t:z. p. ].
Qluf einem Ne9er=G =Gampmeetin9 o,,
s otdinior, &p, fiel cine alte en=
tbulionif1e Grau pl6bli9 in 8er3iidung.
Sic @lieoer, ibrer Stride nannten bies
cine OHenbaruns ,>rbie 3uldauer cine
SdulAung. Ser @treit bieriiber fiibrte
enolid gu .prii9eln. Mittlertueile lag
Die 6rau ba,; obne ooB ibr Semanb bei=
|fprang. 3,uei 9an5e Sage lang NOR iie
|Fiu unb betpubtlos. Sic ein5i9en 2e=
|benssei6en tparen Elm 9elinoer Pulsl6lag
|unb Elm ib>pades gltbemboIen. Nm gnoe
beg 5ipeiten Sa9es itarb 1ie. ....:.
Gin Gnebe in 5agtnalp GitD,
Mi1igan, Namens &arl Mrel, 1ebte beim
5pielen in elmer @4cune eine beoeuten6e
Quantitdt 9eu in Brano uno erbielt
our6 bos Geuer 10 parte 0erlebun9en,
|oab er an ben Solgen oerlelben itarb.
- Sn ben q nnoncenIpalten
oes 81. 9. Seralo" iudt Elm 'sdrtli6er
Bater; Wittper, Der. cine fleine nod un<
9etaufte $ohter bat, ober i'm 3,ptifel 1T,
lpie er lie bsnamien loa, cine rei6e Sung
frau, ,uelde eeneist 1T, ibren Namen ouf
oas &inb 5u iibertragen. @9lauer Bur.
|i6e bas vm IT,. a..~.-s# ~
gineinndti, 80. Ott. q Cine @pe;iol.
oepef9e bon Sartfort, Snb., ,neloet, bob fuo!iA
bon bort Elm furdtbarer @alobrano tuitbe. tpels
l,der fiA auf cine Strede bon bier bolleu Weilet.
ausbebnt. Cine Depefde aus Dabton n,eloet
bab @1iber unb Geloer 5mifden 1lniom 9th
unb @reenbiue, Dobfon unb @reenbiQe an bic.
len SteQen in Geuer feben unb bab 9nnberte
bon Adern nit Glammer bebedt fiab. Muberben
berrfden @albbranbe in Der @egenb bon 6rforb
2o0a.,, greFline sletu 2erin8ton, cambridge,
Rentnn, Srontou, Beaefontaine uno Delapare,
Obio, @ufbbiue, Sno. nno RuHeQ, ab. fs
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SxSpe1>e,rfbam.


- 80 cASUSISWi\DWAss
.*.ssE q s* i(Snlane.) .. \
Sn . uff alo, q. 3. puroe am
|. Nopember Der @unoitein su einem
ueuen totboIil6en Moilenbauie fsicrlih
sele9t.
9outb8eno, Sno., 80. Oct. =
Ser rcbr,u. Yoter q. 2emmpur, prdlioent.
Ser Nptre Same l1nueri iitat itarb am
geltrigen Mbcno nad elmer lons'uieri9en
Rranfbeit. ~~ r.,.
GbarleRon %. Dtt. Inter Sen
bie]iaeu 8unbestruppen 1T oas selbe
fsie6er ausgebro9en uno bat oas erfe
Nrtillerieregiment oenSufol9e Srore err
balten, Die Staot 5u pcrlaNen nno 1T
nod bem finfSis Meilen entfernten Gum=
merpille perlegt ,poroen. 3,pei Maun
]iuo bereits 9eitorbeu, aud unter ben
Bemobnern lit oos Gieber erl l6ienea uno
wuroen bereits mebrere Sooesfdle berid)-
tet. Sic Quarantdneanfolteu 1lno por=
trefFi6. II
- g e,p Orleans, 20. Set. 9eute
9fabmittog gegen bolb bier u1r fam es
atuild3en @ouperneur &ello9s uno WfaiOr
) 8urfe in Der Ndbe Der Gde Ser &ort-
uno Der. ganalitrabe 81 einem 3ulamr1en=
foBe. 8ouperl1el.r 8eaos9 fu9r III GeS
ieuYdaft bes &ibters Mtoha iii ieinem
Wasen, als bieier an Der ertpdbnten
5telle BON 8urte angebalten tpuroe, pel<
der ENC l1nterreoune nit &ellog9 be-
aonr,. Burfe 1trefte i'm 0erlaufe Der
ielben 1eiae 9anb in Die 8ruIttaI6e uno
aoq cine Yeiti1e berpor, nit welderr er
Relog9 su {djlaoen perluhte. 9ieler
,oq ein 9iItol berpor ,lno feuerte einell
5auB at. pelaer Burfe tnapp itreifte.
Burfe feuerte bierallf ebenfaas orei ooer
bier @diiiIe ab j, obne jeooh gu treifen,
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Mr.. Tilton's Second Statement.

The second statement of Theodore
Tilton was published in the New York
Graphic, and in Chicago Tribune, extra,
on the 18th. The following is a brief
summary of this very lengthy document,
which extends over twentyeight columns
in the Tribune:
Mr. Tilton commences by answering the two
statements of Mrs. Titon that he had been for en-
years jealous of Mr.. BeeCher,s reputation, and
was determined TO ruin him, and that he had
been maltreating her for the same period of time.
This ne attempts to do by producing
various friendly and afectionate letters that
passed between himself and Mr.. Beecher
down to July }, 1870, the date at
which he says he first became aware of
the criminal intimacy between Mr.. Beecher and
correspondence with Mrs. Tfton down to the
same period of time. He supplements this with
the emphatic statement that never until that
date. July ,, 1870 did he entertain an unkind
BeeChcr or his wife
He then gives a succinct narrative of the time.
place. and manner of Mrs. TiltOn's confession of
her alleged corruption by Mr.. Beecher. and fixes
the date of its contamination, Oct TO- 1865
by an entry in Mrs. ,Iiltons diary, :. \ Day Mem
orable, which words she said she had used to
mark it in her own recollection.
Then follows a letter from Susan B. Anthony
to Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker, full OF indigna-
ton against Mr.. Beecher, both for his crime and
for his want of veracitv concerning it. The sup
posed significance of this letter j. that Mrs Til
ton had confessed the crime TO Miss Anthony
and that Miss Anthony and Mrs Hooker were in
correspondence concerning it as a thing about
which there could be no dispute.
He next seeks to defend Mrs. Tilton against the
charge made against her by Mr. Beecher that she
made the first advances. For this charge. saws
Mr.. TiitOn. j brand him as a coward OF uncom-
mon baseHess." Elsewhere Mr.. Tilton sarcasti-
callv descants on the groveling character of one
who will accept the last extreme favor ola woman.
and then appoint committee OF six to publicly
investigate her conduct.
A series OF letters OF Mrs. Morse Mrs Tilton' :
mother are given, which contain frequent allu-
sions 10 the relations existing between Mr.
Beecher and Mrs. TiIton. Mr.. Tilton accuses
Mrs. Morse Of at one time Selling her own hus-
band by the crayat and choking him till he was
black in the face. after which he (Mr Morse
summoned the family together and legally and
formally separated from her-the separation CON
tinuing to this day
a letter not previously published is given from
Mrs. TIlton to her mother Enclosing one 10 Mr..
Tiltonl, written a. Marietta. O., a few months
after her alleged confession. Ii contains re-
peated illusions TO some Offense committed by
her. and speaks of a confession she had made
10 her mother, known to her daughter Florence,
which was likely to be a death-blOw to the latter.
After giving a statement of Henry C BOwen's
accusations against Beecher substantially given
by Moul on, Mr. Tilton gives a account of his
interview with Beecher at Moulton's house, where