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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-28

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,
rendered by the
ORIGINAL CRESCENT CITY SERENADERS
For the benefit Of the
ST. VINCENT'S HOUSE FOR DESTITUTE BOYS,
under tho auspices Of tho Society of st. Vincent
Dc Paul.
ST CHARLES THEATER
Saturday Eve> ling, May 4, 1873.
Doors open ut O'Clock performance commences at
~ O'Clock. Tickets 20 cents; gallery Is cents.
an1I II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
MRS TILTON DRIVEN TO HER MOTHERS
HOUSE.

We'll, gentlemen, suppose we pause here;
what do you think Of the cornerstone on which your
verdict is to resi Who to BE believed-Titon or the
adopted child Which will you trustt If you have
other evidence, and left in doubtdoubt is ac-
quitta But you do not doubt. No man who heard this
evidence doubts, not Theodore Tlton. If there
is any man III this room who knows how false verdict
would be in his favor, certainly knows 1t better
than he Bat is Bessie Turner corroborated
conarmod2 Do not these writings confirm
herr Don't the admissions OF Tilton and
OF Moulton oral and written, by word and by act,
through four years, confirm heri Does not the cor
Yesp0ndence have read to showing the bestiaty OF
the man. confirm heri Does not the oath of Henry Ward
Beecher confirm hcri Does not the character of the wife
and the character of the clergyman confirm her DO
not his antocedents his writings his speech, his charac
ter as developed to you upon this wnesssand al
condemn him and confirm herf Gentlemen, there is
much very much that could say and ought to say, and
am reminded by associates that should, but there are
certain things we kn0W. and I know that you do
believe that girl and do not believe her magne There
is however single thing, with reference to which
will ask you TO indulge me, an interview which is de-
scIibcd on page f79. This is memorable interview,
memorable for him, memorable for Mrs. Tton,
bic for Bessie Turner. Now acts are more significant
than words. What the RESULT Mrs. Tilton had
gone up 10 her own room. After season OF weeping
ana OF prayer had gone her couch between two of
her children when at last Bessie relieved from this
painful interview in which young unmarried girl was
compelled listen to PLANTATION of what sexual inter-
course meant private coloquy with Theodore Iilton
She goes 10 Mrs. Tons room and tells her what had
TRANSFERRED What does that poor brokenhcared woman
do She RIGGS from her bedbut no, lot Inc give IL ia the
touching language of the girl
Mrs. TtOn never sail word she rose, dressed her
self, put her waterproof cloak, went down
the basement way Gt then one o'clock) ana
stole very softly out the basement way. She didn't put
on her shoes until she get down TO the paseme h'
went around To her mothers.
q. Did you put on your shoes A. No. Sir she would
not let go with her wanted 20 with her. and she
would not let me. locked the basement door after her
! went 10 bed with the children. The
next morning went around ~ Mrs MOrse's Car
roll, Alice and myself went around 10 Mrs. Morses
Gentlemen while you each, in yonr house that night,
that Winter night, housed under your roofs,
which sheltered loving and a cherished family. how
little either OF you thought OF the that going
OH within few blocks OF you. and under the roof OF
man upon whom God had conferred gifts Of lofty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

must include me- AZ am Just one of the kind named
by him. This il free country DIR. Bacon doesn't
like nv views and policy IN regard to the great
scandal in Brooklyn, and he has perfect right to
his opinions. may be permitted to state with the
same freedom that don't, and never did, like the
earlier utterances Of DR.. Bacon on Slavery ana
African colonization or his later utterances on poll
tics and finance; and yet believe him to be most
excellent and able Christian gentleman
DIR. Bacon thinks that permit the public to be-
leyer by my silence a great many awful thihgs'
NV answer is that he and every other Christian gen
tleman is bound in honor not to hang or imprlson vi
even in his heart condemn his fellow until nc can 90
it in the face and eyes of all the facts. In long
and useful life DIR. Bacon has found among man
kind" great many people who have differed WIN
him, and, if l am correctly informed there h@'o
been two or three occasions, in New-ilaven'
where there were two very decided opinions on GER
tain social and domestic matters to which his speclai
attention was at the time invited In this Brooklyn
affair claim that have done right in keeping my
month closed; and-what is better-that have done
right in keeping my promises Others wiser anu Det-
ter than am might have done differently.
Lam thankful to Dr. Bacon for his commentators
of The Independent He knows by experience what
il is TO make good newspaper and !, therefore, aet
high value on his opinions in that direction. Like
most other writer's and clergymen, DR.. Bacon IS
pleased to have large audience and he knows that
The independent always give it to him. AZ 10 tho
business" part of his relations with me, doil
think Dr. Bacon any other writer OF me IN
depepdeut will complain. Business il business" Or.
Bacon truthfully declares, and wish that deciara-
tion was more universally recognized. DIR. Bacon
has the credit of bringing to head this Brooklyn
difficulty and people are not united in their opnoIn
e A., I hay
kept silent in this case and shall for the present not
deyiate from that course, even to Oblige so wise
man ~ DIR. Bacon. HENRY c. Bowen.
Ne,c- York, May 90 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.

There has been an almost constant and regular de-
cline i'll the yield of gold in Australia since 1866
In the British colony of Tasmania tin ore has been
snclted i'll new furnace, and 1000 pounds OF very
fine quality tin procured therefrOm.
The construction of prsmoidal railway has be-
gun California. IL is TO connect Sears Point,
the Petaluna Creek, with the town of Sonoma.
The survey of the great interoceanic railroad
across the Andes, from Buenos Ayres to Chilli has
been completed. The line eau be easily and cheapy
constructed
The fourth International Topographic Conference
will begin at ST. Petersburg on the LIST of june us
fixed at the Adjournment vi the last Congress- which
was held at Rome.
The Alexandra Palace as the place of public en-
tertanment near London is called has been rebuilt
since the fire of 1873, grand scale, and will be
thrown open this Summer.
Gas made from oil il to be used for lighting ra;l
way carriages in Switzerland Ii is to he sunplied
from reservoirs to gasometers fitted in each carriage
and capable of containing sufficient quantity Tor
eight hours light.
1t ia suggested in France that birthstone shonld be
carried Oh board every ship for Use in case of fire.
F1ftysx pounds of birthstone wond be sufficient TO
abstract the whole of the oxygen from more than 90
cubic yards Of air thus rendering IL untitled u SUP
port combustion.
The British railroad journal, Unepdth saws that
Il II were question now what gauge should be
adopted in that country, the feet 5 feet would
doubtless be preferred to the feet Si inches which
has been adopted, and which will soon be general or
nearly 80, IN Great Britain.
cement which is nsouble and IL unaffected by
acids may be made by mixing glycerne and litbarge
To the consistency of paste. This is adapted for
fastening iron upon iron, for two stone surfaces and
especially for attaching iron to stone Cloth can be
Cemented To polished iron shafts by first giving them
u coat OF best white lead paint; this being dried
hard coat with best Russian glue dissolved ia wator
""lAtn"1a hLts vinegar or acelc acid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

genius and upon whom his fellow had hcaped praise
and and bencfactons how little you thought that
under such roof who worshiped as this man
was had within him cold and hinty heart, that
would offer such indgnity TO the wife who wOrshiped
him, that could 30 magn her under the only roof she
could call her own. that 1t would induce even such
woman-sck feeble broken-hearted-to steal In her
stockngcet down stairs and go ont alone in the Winter
night To find refuge from the crueltes OF her pro-
under the roof Of the mother whom he has pro
nounced murderess in purpose ana maniac in intel
leot These which. thank Cod are not often
repeated civilized society; but the marvel Is that the
men no are the actors them dare to into court
OF justice and press into their service our honored and
upright magistrates. and the jurors whom the law con
strains TO sit in Judgment upon false accusations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
A CARD FROM HENRY c. BOWEN.

HIS REPLY TO THE REV. LEONARD BACON D. D., OF
NEW-IAvEN.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
SIR: The Rev. Leonard Bacon, d. D., of New
Haven does right in not receiving as truth all that is
said by "intcrviewers" have not claimed any
intimate personal friendship with that distinguished
divine; for tho fact is have not met him, ac-
cording to my best recollection more than
three times during the past ten years. like
Dr. Bacon's platform Of friendship, and am
glad to stand on ID. He claims to DO a
friend Of mankind" and that statement Of w e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

may add that the note furnished by Mr. Bell showed
this interview the 18th OF September.
Mr. Beach, object to your arguing here.
Mr. shearman-I only giving the date % you
brought IL out.
Mr. Evarts-Mr. Porter state II.
Mr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-14
DRY GOODS
At AtPRETZFELDE 81 EBENDHEIN'S

NO. li1 KING STREET.
Black Gro. Grain Silk, ct $l.25, Sl.50, Sl.75,
irish Poulins, ut &c, S1.OO, ST. II and Sl.25.
Pure Mohair Alpacas, worth 15c, 1T oJc.
Best Alpacgs, worth SOC at 373c
. Best AL pacas, worth 37!c, at 25c.
All. wool Cashmeres, worth 75c, at 6Oc.
Beautiful line of Waterproois, At SHE, Sl.o0,
81 u and $l.25
Immense stock of Csmels, Sergss, Diagonals,
&C., &c.
Black Cashmeros, Merinos, Bombazine. Tam
ises and Drap d. Etc specially.
Cashmere for Men and Boys, from 4Oc up.
Largo assortment of Ladies' and Gents Un-
derwear.
Ladies' Merino Vests, worth 81, at G2!c.
Gents Undershirts, worth 15c, at 5Uc.
All-wool Blankets, worth IS, 1t So.
Best yard-wide Bleached CotLons ut l23c.
Shawls-India Paisley, Broche, Merno and
all wool fancy.
Ladies and Misses Furs at less than actual
value.
Great variety of Ladies Scarfs, big stock OF
Notions, &c. Our stock is large and complete
IN all its branches. Call and convince your
selves dec l9
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FERGUSON'S
NEW
SPRING GOODS.

HOSlERY-A full assortment of Ladies and
Chldren's regular made Hose, IN plain and
s.ripes. Also a large stock OF cheap Hosiery in
white and coored-all at very low prices.
LADIES COLLARS and CUFFS, in white
and black and white checks and striped; new
styles.
FANS FANS FANS! Buy now and save
DREsS BUTTONS-The largest stock in the
city. consisting Of Jet Steel, Pesrl, Smok ked
Pearl. silver, Shell Silk, Bombazne, and q
great msny other styles.
Ham burg and Crochet Edgings cheaper than
ever good Pocketbooks at Is cents.
FERGUSON s. BRO,
sn5 96 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-14
r. II. ZEILIN & GO.
Macon. Ca, and Philadelphia.

Macon, 0a., anu EHAIduchphs"s
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are
unessness and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and Is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness, bowels in general costive,
S. metlmes alternating with lax The
head is troubled with pain, and dull,
heavy sensation, considerable loss Of
memo: Y, accompanied with painful sem
sation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. often
complaing of weakness, debility, and
low spirits Sometimes many OF the
above sy IN ptoms attend the disease, and
at otner times very few of them but
the liver is generally the organ most in
volved.
Nesrlv all diseases originate from Indigestion
and Torpidity Of the Liver, and relief Is always
snxiuusly sought after. IL the Liver Is .eSu
sarnred Want OF action in the Liver causes
n Hesdache. Constipation, Jaundice, Pain IN the
Shoulders Cough, Chils, Diz .lness, Sour Stom.
ach. bad t.ste in the mouth. bilious attacks, pal
pitstiun of the heart depression OF spirits or the
blues, and hundred other symptoms, ior Wnicn
SLMMO.lS' LIVER REGULATORls the best
remedy thst has ever been discovered 1t acts
mildly, If .ctually, and being asimpe vegetable
compound, can do no injury in any quantities
that it may be taken. II is harmless In every
way i, has been sed for 40 years, and hundreos
of the coed and great from AL parts of the coun-
try will vouch for its being the purest and best
The Clergy.
my wife and self have used the Regulator
for years and testify to its great virtues Key.
j. R. Fielder, Perry Ga
Ladies Endorsement.
al have given your mediciuea thorough trial,
and in no case has it Jailed to give full sAtsfac-
ELLEN nj eachsm, Chattahooche, Fla.
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DLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.

BLACK ALPACAS AND MOHAIRS.
A large invoice OF our favorite brand that has
been So satisfactory in the past, both in color
and wearing qualities, no goods that we have
ever kept having given like salts fiction. Also
new st, les Black Grenadines, Blsck + Mouse
lines, etc, just opened by
hp2 u. +. w III " u W..
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REGULATOR

, For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION,
Jsurdice Bilious attacks, SICK HEApACHE,
.Coic, Depression of Spirits, SOUR STOM.
ACH, Eelrt Burn, &c, &c,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
It is faultless family medicine,
Does not dsarrango the system,
Is sure to euro il taken regularly,
Is no drastic violent medicine,
Does not interfere with business,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Contains the III plest and best Remedies.
CAUTIONI
Buy no powders or PREPARED SIM MONS
LIVER unless in our engraved
wr,nper, with Trade mark, Stamp and Sigma
ture unbroken. None other is genuine.
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'INHE PRAIRIE HENS-the best five csut
Il Cigar in the city-for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
apo ... -'-- lG6 and ITO King street
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IN F. BRASH EA 4,

N F. BRASHEAR,
Wholesale and Retail DEALER in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Notions, Hosiery, &C., &C.,
No. 100 King street. Alexandria, Va
Keeps constantly on hand a full and complete
stock of all styles OF FnLcy and Staple Goods
usually fourd in II first class jobbing and retail
house, and will be sold to merchants at Balti-
more Wholesale prices and at retail as low as
the same goods cun be found IN any we'll regu-
lated house in this country.
H. R. HOOM ES. u. +. BRASuE AK.
s. u. HARPER. mh y
EAINS In
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The HOPEFULNESS OF THE CONSUMpTlVE. =
lu diseases of the lungs the condition OF de-.
preston is rarely present, and when so present
Is possibly due to some abdominal compllca-
ton though, Of course, some ot tie existing
depression may be fairly attributed to the an
xiety naturally arising from au intelligent com
prehensicn of the dagger imyeuding. ln tu
berculoss of the lung there is com only such
su emotional attitu lie in the patient as has
earned for itself the designation of spesphfhi-
sica. Here the hnpeiuluess is as irretioual as
is the depression of some other affections The
consumptve patient, just dropping into the
grave, will indulge 10 plans stretching lar into
the future igooriug his real ,rndton, aud the
impossibility Of any such survival as ne Is
calculating upon. Ii is a cur ious yet FAINT
liar state. Hope seems to rise above the Intel
hgencc, just as 10 certain Abdominal diseases
there is depression which iefes its correc-
tons The intellect is not equal to finding the
true bearing or Of correcting The exalted emo
tional centres In curious relation to these
the pulse In chest diseases the pulse is
usually full, sometimes bounding in alb
domiual diseases it is small aud often
thready. The pulse of pneumonia and the
pulse of peri'oni,is are distinctly dissimilas
and contrast with each other. 1t is well known
that there ls much mure tendency to collapse
10 abdominal than 10 thoracc disease; taking
the conditions of the pulse together with the
emotional attitudes OF these affections, the syn:
thesis is unavoidable that some effect is pro-
duced by the tubercular disease 10 the luugs
upon the emotional centres as opposite to the
effect Of abdominal disease as are the varied
effects upon the pulse; and further that the
result is probably produced through the circu-
lation.
The explanation which is shad"wed out, for
it really does not amount TO more, is that alb
douina disease causes depletion of thelemo-
toual cenires--of which depression is the out
ward indlcation--whie phtbisIs leads to u pie
thorlc stale associated with exalted emotional
conditions. Iu either case the iotelIectual aud
vo!itioual cculres appear, unequal to the task
OF maintaining the balance which snoruialIy ex-
lists. As a matter Of fact, there are certain
mental attitudes found in some diseases which
are SO regularly present, so we'll mar ked aud
pronounced, that they may fairly be included
as a part of the rational symptoms. SO com
monly is mental depression found along with
hillary disturbance that the name meancholla
was given to these conditions of mental gloom;
aud modern observation is but establishipg
the propriety of the term.-Popular Science
-uouthh i. il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-27

And now we wish to STATE that neither any
proprietor or attachc of the FREE TRADER pau
any connection, directly or indirectly, Win the
formation or printing OF the split ticket, ana
further, that if Reverend James Baumc viii tell
the truth about the matter, he will state that
Mr.. Bliss (the man who the Rpb'ica" would
make the people believe insulted him) did not
meet or speak to him on election day; and far.
fber. that he did not see him either in going to
or coming from the polls.
We trust that Mr.. Baumc will not tomorrow
feel as down in the mouth as he did last Sunday
and decline TO speak at Plymouth church. If it
is impossible for him to say anything without
villiiying somebody, why let him take the Meth
odist Discipline and read the duties of minis
ter Don't get moody, brother, and lose your
wontcd vitality for in a short time grass VIII
start and you and your goat can lie down TO-
gether.' The roads will be good when the grouho
settles, and we agree to burn ras when you
start on your western trip.
The choir will please sing:
"And are we wretches yet alive,
And do we still rebel?
IT'S wondrous, tits amazing grace
That keeps us out Of hell
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-27


head to foot. He grltted his teeth, clcnched
his hands, bit his lips until the blood came,
but nevertheless the intruder made his way
slowly but surely up the slippery incline.
Goodness gracious. What in Sam Hill
slaU | do" murmured the Squire IN his deS.
peratc fear. I'd give anything, yes, any
Thing, if was safe at home. | wish all tue
widows were in Guinea. | wish
But the sentence never was completed.
The ice-alas the treacherous ice on the root
suddenly, without premedita.
lion or malice aforethought the Squier's feet
shot forward from under him, and with ac,
curacv of aim and swiIlness of motion sci.
tlom unsurpassed, he bore down upon the
stranger That individual 5 hold was yer!
weak and uncertain at best, and he was lily
prepared for such an onslaught Therefore
when the Squire struck him, he, too, assum
Id an unexpected momentum, and both pas
ned over the root together, the stranger de,
VI Chicago, formerly of this place. Will visit. Ottawa
Clifton HOTEL the first Tuesday OF each month, for eSl
eli diseases OF the Eye and Ear, surgcay otherwis
Operations cataract artifciS pupil, inverted lid, cosu
Of duct eye, straSsyOma and the removal
and morbid growtls OF every description. Artiac!
eyes and inserted Without pain previous oper
on. Granular eyelids, The most eQpert diease IN the rs
INdicdily Gnd permanently cured
From his long experience IN treating diseases OF the r.
and Ear he feels confident in stating that he cure near
every Chronic diseases also tfeaed. Consultation TIE
Largest stock Of ArtlAcial Eyes IN tie Vest.
| December 10th tS7O.-u
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4 Card.

EDITORS FREE TRApER-I have been waiting
for whole week for the author of the libel, sent
in Il dispatch to the Chicago Times, concerning
the books found in my possession, claimed to
belong in the Supreme Court, to correct the
same. As he must know ere this that the dis
patch mentioned is mainly false, | can not I'M
derstand his motives n not correcting it. For
the bcscft of my friends and others who are in.
tercstcd in the book affair." will state that did
testify on the Bedford trial that procured sew
cral books from Mr.. Bckford, and my evidence
then corresponds as far as | was Intercepted
exactly with my statement | have had the
books in question since 1871 long before | came
to this city. ! bought them from Mr. Bickford
and they were taken from the Supreme Court, as
am informed, while / was living in Whitesidc
county. Y. b, WEEKS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-27

SHEET MrsIC-From +. W. IIclmick, No 9
W. Sixth St, Cincinnati, We have the followin
new music:
Down by Dot Orchard Song and Choru
Words by Docstatcr Arranged by Chas. Tina
cher. II has been a decided success from Il
first appearance among the comic Ministries.
Remember Deeds Of Kindness. Song an
Chorus Words by T. Eutledge. Arranged b
Chus Baker.
sadie Darling Song and Chorus. Word
and arrangement by the same.
Mr.. Chas. Baker is a rising young artist wh
has written good deal Of very popular music
among which the above cannot fail to occupy
prominent place.
Any Of above music sent by mail 10 any az
dress for 50 cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-27

BREAK UP-A thunderstorm on THURSDAY
night, succeeded by genial, snnShincy weather
so weaked the gorges in the Illinois river Ina
yesterday morning the ice in that stream gath
cred itself up like an Arab and silently ino'ee
away The monster gorge at Lymans Monat
in Fox River continues, but as it is impossibl,
that the ice in the Fox dam can pass the aque
duct piers without such flood as no ont
now anticipates, the chances are that the ice 4
the Fox, which few days ago looked so threae
ening, will soon be dissolved by the gentle ray
of the sun into its original element and now
out Of the dam so quietly as to surprise peoplk
a few days hence to find it gone.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-27

There Is not word Of truth in the statement
tclegrnphed from Ottawa and published in one
or more of the Chicago papers, that the ice, in
going out of the Illinois river last week. "dcs
troyed the mason work and other Improvements
at the mineral spring" So far as known the
mason work was not injured, nor was any dam.
age done to improvements of any kind Ottawa
dispatches to Chicago papers, like those from
other places, are not always to be relied on
Republican.
You wouldn't include in the like those from
patches, would YOU, blonde?
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GEN ILEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay ami AL the eft Cts OF yoGhtul
ndscr.On WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity, send
Tree 10 all who the recr direction for maa ng
the simple remedy by which lac cured. Sufferers VISA
Ing By the advertiser experience can do By ad
dressing In p, RECT confidence,
decl.6msp JOHN Is. OGDEN. u Cedar ST., New orh.