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CuMMERDEAN AUGUSTA GUN s,.,s
- VA, RYg.-First premium aMareseaa ,s ~ and
Fair. October "a, 1874, for purity % law
d!siilIation. aud excellent quality. c.refully
analyzeti and highly recommended by s'aU |A1
ist DR. William H.. TAYLOR: ,yn,,
Pure CUUNrR APPLE kk 1910 seso ,nauufae-
,,,rsra,nse. These and general assor!a, anlS Il
Wines and Liquors for sale 70 p US ~ 90,
wholesale by JENKINS, "a a. asnss street.
'nr 80 - No. 113 south fourceus. -----,
, 1874-06-06

Ills NDTllpl9 u0hal0Htles 1u6 NDOlo uuHlQEHb HlQcb
tho ncotdnnt Reomed HtrRugoly unfortunate, aud
all waH at sixos and sovana. Ho WIS out Of sorts
had boon for somo tme paRt-perplexed, mis-
cradle, nnd ho almost wlKl,cd that lie had neyor
aeen tho nlesmenzing Garry IInll,
L eoft Unro hnnd On his shoulder. low rich
yoico 1T niA car
''ln tho blues?" .-
s'Yes, IN the blleBt Of bluea !" ho answered, a
little H3rshly, US ho turned and met tho search
Ing play ct tho doop dar1 eyes of Garry Hall.
death at this atupid hole. Yot saut change
cxcitement. Lot III stroll OIL the boach and salk
Of it. Come."
THERE wAa MAGIC IN 1uosE EYEs,
alluremeat in those tones, that Eddie {beRinning
to tiro OF them little though ho waB) could not
rosigt. mud ho wont away down with lor. On the
way lo wanted to smoke, but lo had forgotten
hia fuBoo-box, nnd almost sworo-so irritable wns
he. Oarry bought box OF common lnctforH IN
h~oet-stnK hhop jnAt Oh tho verge Of tie shore.
Eddie tried to light hiB cigar but failed through
the wind pulling tho matches out ono after the
other.
"Try piooo OF paper" suggoeted Curry who
on tho system Of irrtated man, pulling two OF
throo scrnpB from h little tatting-oaBo she toyed
with. But the last match ho tried did light /,
and ho WIS aoou o1halinG clouds OF porfumod
smoke la comfort.
lug tho scraps away. Ono fell close to the arm
With which Eddie Kolllor WINS supporting hiu
head.
"What ia it7 Not Eng1isIy suroly7"
" Arabic charaeter. Aaa always keops Ills prl-
=" Rum Arabic" said the other picging up tho
skolthandl !bear CAPT. Hail, hsyo In, uomotns Mnfi m
worry particular to toll you.' ''uallol
THATH WAl!aI. lint rr?n
:" DO 70 oll," eutroatcd Carry and lo, with
changing color flor le hud CAUGHT thn n,,nn.
, 1874-06-06
Il Young Lnuy Aroused In tho Middle
OF thu Night to Find Her Head Sllorn
of n tfrnitts

M u 2AKAA3NS
From tho Louisville courter-Jour,al.
In the family Of atr. Jacob LcBzinsky, living
at No. G08 Market Btroot. noar SlulDy, there il q
daughter, Miss Pauline, nbout 16 gears Of ago,
prominent among whoAo personal attraotsona is
au unusually lno suit OF hair. 1n fact its great
among tho people OF the nelghborhood with
whom she waa acquainted. 1twaa louE, reaohing
below tho waiEt, Of 4 rich, dark-brown color,
abundant, aud very heavy. Being yet school
5 and s Ftuoay n s I'd fsl s osss tss sFstts IT,
notice Of parties, who doterminod to posaesa it.
1libH Pauline WIS accustomed to woar tho hair
III two long braida, md 1t wna SO arranged when
she, With nyoungcr slstor, retired Monday night:
Tho two slopt in tho rear room Of tho second
backyard. Below tho window waa tho roof Of tho
kitchen, 80 that approach from tho ground was
comparatively easy. The night being warm aud
worry pleasant, tho sash WAS rnlaed, although the
door loading ,l,to tho hull was locked. At somo
tino during tho night, tue oxaot hour sho docs
asS issyx xH0%i sp s%s a"dN' aad
seiots that solnethilg was wrong, liaati-
ly arising and going TO tho window, she
lookod out into the yard, but could dlHcorn
nothing. Then utter getting into bod again. siio
aroso and iriod tho door. This sho found locked
as ale had left 1t retiring. TWAS Vt tlis june
turo That she first discovered that tho Druid GIL
tho right Blto of tho hoal had been entirely say-
cred and Btole,i. No terrified did Hho become lt
speak for 8 time, and remained q,not until morn:
iiG, whom tho hurried to hor parensa' room nnd
told thcrl Of tho occurrence. An examination
OF tho prelntsoh Wa9 at ouco instituted. but no
tracoa OF tho villaina were found. Iha Druid
talton IN OF aloh texturo a.' OF such length ~
lH yaluad at very high p!lco among hair-dea!-
cru, and will Of colrgo realze \ largo cum II Z
dlspoaittoa Of Il can he uada.
, 1874-06-06
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1874
purpose The Demooratto press is now giving
him faint support. Tho cartoons are all
againas him. u Harper asz somethin' drappod t"

purpose. The Domooratio press is now giving
him faint support. Tho cartoons aro al
agAinss him. eliarpor ssz Bomethin' drappod"
THE OUTER wAnDEnH.
Things arc bnd for tho SENATORIAL party. Bout
we'll hns mizzlod. Richardson rods him down.
III Rhode Inland the successor Of HprRgue Ia not
awaro Of htrneelf. Conkling might havo boon
c9anto!1 , caniilato Ind 70 not too many one-
hold anywhere. Cameron Ia How Bnld to medl-
tate rcatgnanG from tho Senate In ortor to snp-
port john Allison, Of Deavor County, nogiBtor
of tho TFeaaury. for liia soat, and thon 10 force
Ills son, Don Cameron, for Hcott'H scat. II Dix
earrtoa New York aga!n for qoyornor ho will be \
prominent Republican candidate. A1r. Ortl Ia
reported as haying. that ovory Republican seat
from Indiana will be filled by Democrat III tho
no1t Oongross.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES..
Ihofo arc Tour very prominent mon for the
Domncratto nomination: Allen Thurman, Thom-
aa 4. Hondrfoks, Newton Booth, aud David
Thurman fills tho measure OF tho largest pub
lictty, ns tho unquoationel head OF his party ut
Washington. An nblo and nkillful lcbatcr, a
man 81 culture, gonfallty. legal mind, and poll
tical iinesse, hn has two ootnenta Of weaknesa: ::
/ In not probable tint ho Gun carry Ohio In d
Domocratia National Convention and ho is
against expanBton,-a notion which has greatly
whattcd tho Democratic appetite since tho CRU
aatlo cut of. stronger tipplo. There aro but
ti,reo Democratic aaily pRpers In tho State, and
cnsed OF aolasl'noss. stingineas, and those frail
tloa which exercise no hand In Government.
His Executive experience Ia 1mitod and he has
competitor in his fathor.in.law. William Allen,
ranh and tllo md will be but GO years old at tho
expiration Of Lis torn Of office. Old Mr. Allen
replied to horton'H imputation that no was aor-
vile II m effective resort, though d oruol ones
yonr Governor; that my time Of life and loss Of
vitality unfit mo- Cnu ha sneak tn vnll fn11oW-
, 1874-06-06

Tho fact that the Capital OF japan Ia yario1aly
spokon, OF ~ Jedo, Yodo, ami rokio, ia OK
plalued AZ follows' Formerly tho country l.AA
two Capital cities, known to strangers as the
which wero respectively tho residence Of tho
4tkado and Tycoon. Theao were Kio-to
and yodo, tho lattor known through tho Dutch
os Jeao. but officially proclaimed as Tokto
abolished tho Tycoonate, mud as Tonno Or
Empegor ot Japan, centralized tho General
Government and eatanlla!.od bis readanoo n
Toxic, tho manning Of whlah is Eaataru Capital.
, 1874-06-06

From q IoIH0h LeREeFs .
There has certainly, however, been qeterlor,
fanily since tilo limo Of Nicous. Nicolas was
nndoubtetIly ono Of tho very abandonment and
nobieat feuros III Europe, aud Ills features and
e1prossion wero aB commanding aB hls physical
ha wav but he Is Gust In eAH stately and dheroio
mold than hiu fatl.or.. His face ia a1niablo. but
without much dignity. It Ia, In fact, rather
soft; and tho noso, which In Nicolas was ma
joatlc, IL his son has begun to-. decline into the
muck faoos Of the grandchildren. Tue old say
ipg. Scratch d Russlan and you come upon
Tartar" Ia applicable horo In another senso.
Tho abort. almpy stature, bullet heal4, Lat
faces, and small oyos and noses of tho Czaro-
Duko Alexis, arc unmistakably Of tho Tartar
tvrn.
, 1874-06-06

teGt10ns .-. -.-. ......-.. ....
bat she did. Mr.. Kelller-young jack Wylde
told mo all about the raoe-it's wolf shs did not
break your neck, as we'll aB-your hoartl" She
whispered tho LAST two worda, and looked half
up At him over her shoulder, to 500 how he
tAiahandaome Eddie KELLER for hor own, and
determined to spare no effort to
"Bn1Nu u1M 10 nAy,"
poor aB he WIS.
!" I'm very fond Of Tottio." llo said, gravely,
she uoft GRASS Every fond Of her-eho's my
cousin. you knowl"
$50 uni fond Of her; she ia dear little
thing but don't believe in cousins r.
"1et uh crawl down to tho beach and hear tue
band play" lo said, pretending to yawn az ho
turned away to rise.
II was good moyo to conceal little incvlta-
bio confusion TINT. catno over him juat at TINT
moment. Miss Hall quite appreciated it. So
lawdled about the baud-stand; asrollol; lay
down on the shngla; strolled again, and were
finally lost to view round prononto,y Leading
to forny DOLLS and shady heather-acented nools,
wlsors omnipresout Mothor 0osaip was in tho
habit OF saying most of tho flirting Of Seasurf
waB carriad on,
"Decidel case for st. doorgo'a, 'Anovor
squaye!' remarked q vulgar cooknoy snob (so
Eddie Koiller calloa hiu9 to his oomrado as they
rang it all-ain't Bho clippor ?" was tho un-
disguised noto Of admiration ct No. 2 for Curry
Halls attractions; Anu tho cads continued tle1r
walk.
From TINT day sllo seomed to grow on Edwin
KoIllor US 1t wero, aud to become moro and
moro .......
A NEcEsHAny OF HIS LIFE.
Thero Wan fascination ahoht tho girl; about her
| really lmo beauty; about tho play Of ller wasm
| dark oyes, and waving Of her yoluptnous hair,
| about her ,naunor abont tho deep 1oi, voice,
md about her knowledge oyon OF mon aud
| things, a,uply iluBtratod as 1t waH with q fund
| OF posaaonal lnocdQtc. She was brll!iant aud
spi;ituelte aa tho Fronchwo1aau, stately aH tho
Bpaninrl, luxurious In roposo ns tho Italiun,
handsome ~ tho Crock, aud "jolly" ~ tho
trunk, opon Engliah girl. Edwin Koiller folt
under tho influence ho was charmed he loved
q living poem, q tl,io ploturc, atately statue,
aud llo very ni,tuh admired Garry hall,
Poor Tottio Wyldo Was lu tribnlation. since tho
ace!,lout her aisterly atfectioo for Eddie seemed
nouoAow to o,a,,go ita naturo. At times ue ro-
propchol horaolf 6itterly with not fouling toward
him iu thoso daya OF pain Oh Alle Ind felt bcf ORC;
nho ooalt. not regard him al Harry or Jaok now
| there aoome.t dffforonco--a aomethln. betHeen
them TINT was ~ btrango al it waa unpleasant
Gould It be that htH Bilonuo on tho marriage quou-
| tion (upon whirh Lo hal baon no worrying bo-
foro) was really annoying Aer? Abatird-sIle
duna tha thought from Leg. But then this
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL D,srRICa
CONVEN ZION.

10 tnc Democracy of the rhrd Congresslonol
district OF Texas
a Convention OF ire party composed
OF delegates rom the organized coun-
ties Of GraySon, Collin, RociWalii,
Kaufman Dallas, ellis, johnson, Hin,
Hood, Erath, lIastland, Palo Pinto,
Parker, Tarrant Denton, Wise, Jack,
Young, Cook, Montague and Clay, is
called to assemble at the city OF Fort
Worth, IarranC county, Texas, ON
wednesday, july ", 1914, Tor the pur-
pose OF nominating Il democratic can
didate for congress from said district,
The eleven unorgahlHed counties IN
tlle uislrlcl are liot licluueu.
1t is respectfully suggested that the
democracy OF each Justices preClnct
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We Have Tried the Great Cough
Remedy.

Marsden's Pectoral Balm is considered by
all who have tried 1t the ne Plus ultra of med-
ical discoveries. Testimonials pour in from
all classes, expressing the gratitude of the
thousands who have been relieved and cured.
Want of space prevents our publishing in
detail the many cures 1t has effected. Physl-
CLANS prescribe IT in daily practice as the
pest expectOrant known, and unhesitatingly
recommend it to their patients in bronchial
diseases.
The proprietor can, with the greatest GER
tainty, affirm that all the facts stated with
respect TO the efficacy of this invaluable rem
edy are fully established in every class of
cases for which II is recommended, by body
of evidence which will carry conviction to
the most skeptical mind, and the medicine,
although highly e1ectual in its remedial
character, is, in the highest degree, innocent
in ITS composition, and may be taken with
great benefit by the most delicate. Marsden's
Pectoral Balm can be purchased from all
druggists at 30 cents small, or one dollar large
bottles.
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THE DAILY HERALD; TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 49, 1874
MEDICAL
SINS on MOTHER AND PAfnEg

'rianMn to hoard up money and refuse 90
supply tho natural wants ana demnnds 0f a
ulloling, htd'udduu Wi'c 'ris a sin ior
mother ~ bend over tho couch OF Il beautiful,
few 1lllOw ug ugr benefit uut Uliot How
many thousands IT mpthoN aud lOlnurs p'r
lo-lay cursed With the above sine NV,
pale, cm0glultd, eWo-Wuru, sulierlng, lruat .
rnu hr found no an pnuf of oar country. \
remedy can be- nal, uui Vet ,hey rul,lsa ~
spend n liltlo money t1r N, The rHmelY that
WIZ cure ~ Nr. Dmmgoole's English Female
NlttorS. Sold by drugnistA, TlaWim
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Chairman Executive Committee Ihirt
Congressional District.
OLD Love AekinIied--A Washington
Romance.
IFrom the CINCINNATI. COMMERCIAL. /

From the Cincinnati ommercial.l
The wedding was that of Mr.. Conger,
member OF congress from Michigan,
with Mrs. Sibley, widow Of Major Sib-
ley United States army. She was
Miss Humphries, daughter of Judge
HUMPHREYS, Of the supreme court of
the state of Ohio, and twenty seven
years ago was aflianced to Mr.. Conger,
then a handsome, blooming youth.
They quarreled and parted. In six
months the quarrel was forgotten, and
they were again engaged. Miss Hum
phries was pretty, belle, and flirt.
Her flirting propensities did not please
Mr.. Conger, and he demonstrated with
her Being high spirited girl, she
again and finally broke the engage
ment, telling him she would never
marry him.
He left the state. She married and
he married. Maj or Sibley lived twelve
years. There were no children, and
after his death she went abroad. Mrs.
Conger lived few years, and left three
children. In October, weary of Euro
pean life, Mrs. Sibley determined to re-
turn to her home in Cincinnati. On
arriving in New York, it occurred to
her to come to Washington for few
weeks. Oh, woman, how mysterious
are thy ways One day, time hanging
YEARLY on her hands, she wandered (?)
to congress-of course, never dreaming
that in this august body sat her affinity.
An hour passed; the debates were
prosy and tedious; SO gathering her
wraps about her she was preparing to
leave the gallery, when there was =
tap on her shoulder. Turning, who did
she behold but the lover of her youth.
After commonplace greetings in an
agitated voice, she made the inquiry,
81 suppose your family are with you ~
"Did you not know that my wife was
dead? ~ With tragic start she
averred that she did not. They chatted
some time, and on leaving she said, 81
ain at The Arlingtoni will yon come
and see mem Hesitation on his part.
bushes on hers, and then in a low
voice Conger replied, ~ will come il
You will take back what you said to me
twenty-five years Bgo." II will" she
answered, and she wilted.
The engagement was very brief, and
the happy twain were united last sat
urdny morning at 10 O'clock The
bride wore Il pearl oOlored satin brocade,
with diamond ornaments, aud looked
very well, albeit she could not look
sentimental, for she is not very young
aud WEIGHS about one hundred and
pinety-five pounds.
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AGENTS.

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ALIAS SUMMONS.

STATE OF NEVADA. CouNTy Ut p.
- hEkA. s. In Justices Com, I y.
township. before v illlam NJ. emit. Inls'l
pi the | cace, Geo. w.. Cassidy. FlaiT,;ss>
Lander Consolidated Mining Gonna a41.' :
ln@ ~ Il corporation under the lawsa51A$
iurnia, defendant. '-'
he State OF Nevada, to Lander c,-,r
datr'I Mlulng Company. existirCa.arqo,r co.,
tl.n under the la4s, OF California:
- are hereby Summoned 10 anrsq,i..
me. a Justice at the Peace in and ior S..'
towns hir. county and State aoresaid ~.
oii4ec III Earef It. I'll the 18th day If fE.,..i
NJ. M. nj T. o'cluck NJ. uf thar dar .r.
>'Eer 70 the conn laIut o. Geo. ". a.t
herein h claims 10 Recover from ", \,
INN oi two h4udred and sixty dollar. in "A
eein. ier advertising and printing, s>fr0f.t
nh IN laint.if's coin liant on he nv
et'itc. -
Md you are hereby notified. TINT tra,
tail L. alrear and answer the comrir; n
a'erc.ald. Judgment will be taken s~,sl..,roI
fot.tir sud I'm Of two hundred ah3 WV
dollars IN gold cCin. and costs OF sit,
10 the sheriff or any constable d ;aa
county, greeting: Make legal service .a64,e
return hereof.
Given undtr my hand this Eth lay0flanu.
airy, \. II. l>7I. M, ". Gtfi>.
Justice OF the Peace. township. eourly anl
State aforesaid. itS-lg
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MEETINGS,

I'VE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TIE
/ Bebekah Charity Degree Lodge. ], u. o.
l., will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS Of each month.
Hour Of Meeting, : = o'clock ?. NJ. s-tf
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MEDICAL
TO THE uNroRs~va.,,
NJ" IKE" E"'rs' NEW sr,,.
DR.. c'sson's p,spr...

Ne, 623 kEARNY r"saRY,
~ commercial, san r~ronaGtET, C6pvr.
,suneS On ommercial SIRE, Ne9; lhr,,N'ta
n;Dioi rue Treatment OF Sew ilS'atHJSSirn.
r,'biIi nueh asGononhua. GH.a and Sam
,u",.'n III an It's forms, Srp%is,eet TIA
stand;r.'S, S'g. etc. skin diSn.aal W%eass..a'
ly treated. anu I 'eeratcd Legs. etc. {; Va:
cling that he has rotu npr pea, u Of D.,
principal hospitals of from yi,fs,s.
stunned practice. "iole, aud siaa
h Doctor has spared ro;., ~A.
money IN seeking out NOV, nelhe' n,
returned with increased ,a RENEE N
walton oi hdinan suffering. 'st
Seminal Wc,L,..
seminal emission is the cone.
nonSe. I'm. solitary vice. or deoi,aensis
Is rracticcd by tb" ttl"'ssss
:eNe> @ an almost unlimi,ed %sVlias
rs WIN uhefrlng certainty fbSntlaG
it""i ~ morpld symptoms. NH, iehss,
~ >,ir,,'le medical measure. leeatg
;o,httiianee, dark spots under i w; Nj
~ III neau; ringing III the ear. = r eysh a
rasttihs OF leaves or ratilinr ,h,se hkeb,
c%asiness about the luips y char ,.~~
limbs. confused vision. .edehess u l.
OF confidence. dithdcncc in apy omDinGls,. q
SefS' dislike to form new rVagnifs 'ta,.
disposition 10 slun society. I"s iaa%lnlalcs.,
Plinrie> and various eruption. a VI n,ener.
hectic finshes, turred tonvne aoOGt The las,
coughs, consumption. night swe n,ul tresl,
ma and frequently INSANITY. bt@Si MoIons.
obtained, Nou should aprIv ~ feilei belt
ther IN Person or by letter. an5 q.
effected by his new and .ri"r, hafeaH GU.
treating this disease. With 'm,iAc Node 4,
ciiccting n quick and radical cp nv eF iaGs i
Cured at IIome
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