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Premature Decay, Mental and Phys
ical Prostitution, Fear, Despon~
dency. Over Indulgence in the
use of Opium or Alcoholic Drinks,
Tobacco, etc.

During the year 1865 Dr. l.othrop lad :.
new and peculiar drug from the interior of
Africa brought promptly under his notice
by the very strange effect it produced on ON
animal wlro had accidentally swallowed a
large quantity. Owing to this circumstance
he waS lssa to Eaake experiments on the
lower animals, and he soon discovered that
IL had . very peculiar effect on the nervous
system. This induced him to experiment
both On himself and some of his patients.
and such was the beneficial effects. and so
rapid the care OF those AFFLICTED with ner-
sous diseases that DIR. Lofilrop camc to the
conclusioa that he had discovered q ne-y
and valuable addition to the medicines of
the Iaarmacapoea. He soon found that
TINS medicine In conjunction with Others
certainty and zapsdty of which he had no
previous conception. Perfectly safe, never
injurious, tonic and strengthening in ac-
ton and certain III effects, such a medicine
had never previously been used by the
medical profession. Numerous tests were
applied, and the nledi sine given in all
kinds OF cases and different doses until ut
tastD Lothrop was tho,eughly satisfied
ABOUT Its mode OF action, which Is a COM
bined tonic and sedative TO the nervous
system.
All Nervous Diseases arises from irrita-
ton of one or more of the nerves. The
canse OF this irritation is often obsure, but
often as plain as noon day. 1t is not how
ever, SO much with the obscure causes as
with the baneful effects and dreadful suf-
ier1ng caused by diseases of the nerves, that
we now have to do. From the simple ner-
vous headache to the deep-seated and nj
most fncurable diseases known as epilepsy.
81 situs' Dancrs Tremors. pain in the back,
specks noating before the eyes, one and all
arise from diseased state OF the nervous
sysiem Let this disease be brought on by
any cause whatever, and the result remains
the same-namely: fearful suffering and
heretofore only very partial or temporary
relief.
rms sure remedy is composed of the most
soothing, strengthening, invigorasinr med.
fcine In the whole vegetable kingdom. and
is most perfect antidufe for this obstinate
class OF inaladies.
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Flour-At the close of the market
Tuesday -four of all grades was firm;
and prices advanced over previous
quotations. Fancy brands $5.75@7;
fair demand for family at So 1905. 40;
extras steady at $5@5.25; super6ne at
$4.5O@475.
Wheat-White at $1.2591.3O; red
at 81 22@1N. q
Oats-White at SO to 60 cents, mix
ed at SIS to So cents.
Corn-White at Is and mixed. in
ear, g to 20 cents.
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We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in an
other column Of the Hope Manufac-
turing Co. of New York, they adver.
tise articles that no lady, gentleman
OF family can do without, and which
will save their cost in one week.
Read their advertisement headed.
$50 to $50 pcr week. I51y.
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THERE is a small green bug making
sad havoc with the growing cabbage
in this section of the State. This bug
seems to prey upon the center of the
stalk, and destroys the head of the
cabbage.
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County OUceFS.
Judre Of the Wayne County circuit oo"f
S.s,,,;ng Attorney of the Wayne Cir
emit Court--D. w. COmst0ck.
Sr rwarl ~ The Court w. H Lynde.
nan,ties--J. w Moore and ]. II. k1ooy.
ssteriff- Jseph l.. Smith.
nanuty--E H. Strattan.
Auditor..E. n. Parker.
8 Deputy--R. II. King.
Traneurer--JOseph g. Lemon.
DEPUTY o. ". Lemon.
Isecorder--Jesse f. Jones.
Deputy--James w. Wilson.
(,onnfy commissioners. Inornoufsn'
willard Brooks, Jonathan BALDWIN.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Enos Thomas, Richmond.
James NJ. Poe,
ID. II. Hill,
CONSTABI.ES.
Thomas McGir, Charles Seaman and b. l..
Miner.
city Omccrs.
Mayor-J H. Hibberd.
Marshal-lewis o. Siofer.
Clerk--C. o. Clark.
Treasurer-William T.. Wilson.
xttorney--John l.. Rupe.
Civil Engineer-Oliver Butler.
Wood Measurer-Pefer p. kim.
Market Master
chief of Police-AIexander Horney.
CITY A ssessor-I.ewfs NJ. Baxter.
street COMMISSIONERS ID. Palmer.
Chief Fire DEPARTMENT.. g. Dougan.
Police Board-Hibberd. Nye ana Whit.
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Nervous Debility.
OPINIONS OF THE Press.

New Orleans Price Current, New Orleans,
louisiana
Tie great English remedy which is nov
auractlng such attention throughout the
Eastern states, Is the property OF Dr. Edgar
LOthrop. an eminent physician OF Boston.
In cases OF Nervous Debility and Broken
Down Constitutions, its effects are perfectly
marvellous, never failing ia curing the most
stubborn cases, and giving that relief 10 lbs.
patient which makes his life n pleasure in
stead OF a curse. DIR. Lothrop will be only
too happy TO send circulars and testimo-
nlais OF leading men of this country free
upon application, and will furnish the med
1clne by express to the unfortunate persons
heedingit. These are not sensational state
ments, hut facts, as the signatures TO the
TESTIMONIALS now in the Doctors possessio,
are from gentlemen of standing who vOuld
not iend their nafnes for publication unless
the article had the actual merit claimed.
davenport De mocrat, Davenport. Iowa.
How few people are found without some
ihdicaticns OF nervous disease. This truth
mas been recognized ever since classic ages
when a sound body was held as the per!ec-
ton OF human existence. Some from, cen
<enlal diseases, others from youthful indis-
creflon, some from alcoholic Indulgence or
TOO lrce use OF tobacco, suffer from tremor
paipitat1On or nervous excite ment all OF
Which can be removed and permanently
cured by the English Remedy
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Choice white wheat is worth 81 20;
red, 81 10 to S115 per bushel. Oats,
As to so cents. Corn, So cents. Flax
seed, 81 %. Cloverseed, $50. limo
tbyseed, $3.50. Rye, $3.50.
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The executive committee having
charge of the Soldiers reunion, to be
held at Indianapolis next fall, will
meet sometime during the ensuing
month, and it is DESTROYS that each
company and line officer in the State,
report his name, rank, regiment and
present posteffice address, to the I'M
dersigned at Greencastle without de-
lay, in order that arrangements may
be perfected for assembling the differ
ent commands by companies and regi-
ments at the reunion. This is the
first requisite toward making it a sue
cess. GEO. j. LANGsDALE,
Chm. Ex. Com.
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Has supply of Gas Stoves-the
very thing for summer use. Try
one-they are the most convenient
thing for hot weather ever de
visad.
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Local Notices.
$500 Per M.

VIII be charged ON ALI Gas Bills NOT
paid ON or before the goth of the
month.
Office hours, z A. NJ. to 6 P. N.
Open Saturday evenings till 8 P. M.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only.
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ID. NJ. Dunbar 4 Co.,
Are at No. 2O9 Main street, with
q complete stock of Pianos. Organs,
Musical Instruments and Sheet Mu-
sic, all fresh and new. Orders for
anything in their line promptly at
tended to. Come and see.
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For SNIe.
A Scholarship on Baylies' Com
mercial College, Keokuk, Iowa, for
sale cheap. Call at this Office.
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J.. G. Chandlee, in Reds build.
ing, on North Fifth street, is man
ufacturing this celebrated Pump.
It works easy, is cheap, durable.
and never freezes. Call and see it.
II 3w
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MARRIED..

On Thurday evening, the Sih instant, IA
the residence of the brides parents on
South pearl street, by the Rev. j. b. Wake
field, Mr.. George s. Watt and Miss Matte
Davis.
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Baxter'. Addition To the City Of Rich
mOmd.
William Baxter has purchased
several acres of ground of Hugh
Moffitt, just north of the Friends
Meeting House, (Orthodox). and
had the same surveyed and laid
off in building lots. The lots are
conveniently located to and within
but a few minutes walk of the many
large manufacturing establishments
in ther vicinity of the railroad -
They will DO sold on easy terms.
w. III. Dowell, Esq, real estate
agent, at the southeast corner of
Main and Marion streets. has the
agency of these, lots. Mechanics
and others desiring homes in Rich,
mond, could not do better than
secure one or more of these lots
without delay. lift
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A New Crop OF TurDiP seed
At Mendenhall's Seed Store, 295
Main str eet. 181
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]. A. Wall,
At Union Grocery, 900 Main
street, does all kind of repairing to
Sewing Machines, and also keeps
for sale Sewing Machine Needles,
and all other fixtures belonging to
the same. Call and see him. Is 1
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A Coed supply

A GOoA supply
Of pre- paid Envelopes and Postal
Cards now at the PostOffice.
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For sale, Cheap,

For sale, Cheap.
A new Top Spring Wagon. In
Quire at the Bon Ton Bakery. IL 1
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List ofLeffera

List OF Letters
Remaining in the PostofIice at Richmond
Indiana, July 18th, 1875.
Ayerdick Matthias Mapfx Mary
Allen Thomas Maeke Margaret
baxterti G & Co Matthews Laura
4SohImann Joseph May Katie
oenham g Martin Sarah
Beaugurean ProfC Maydon George
proven Laura Stedham Maggie
Boetticher Henry Manning Emma
BrOwnNE Murphy Mrs NJ
Byars Mrs Sarah A Mcclure Chase
bronson Alden Mcrurnan FL
Brown Louisa Majors John
He'll Philip Neal VIM
Bell Kitty Osborn Zach
camp John Peltz Jno E
Candy SarahJ Prince Thos
Chapman Hamilton Ritch Peter
Collins 4 rHndow Rienk Andy
Custer Mrs l. E Rflog Henry
campbell Hattie RObbing Leah
Forest Henry d Rottenhouse Sarah
Duckwall SiellaC Ried Anna
DOofttle Chas Stanton Cora
E hols David Swafford Mary
Farrell Abby Small Elizabeth
unrer Chas Straw6rtdge Annie
goodwin r Steavens Thee F
Golden Miss Sarah Steele Meta
Graves Lizzie Scholard Mary
Aaugh ID SmOtherS Octavia
Hagan Il ID Sorteman BIZ
Hiatt Lena Smith Adam
Hoehn Mary Smith I.Ottie
Hill Nancy d Thomas Kate
Kerlin Ell watson 4 Robinson
kenfrick TT2 Weesner Englebert
kendrick Woods Angeline
Leeds e L Wallace w
Laughlin Tim Wallace Agile
I1aveIl Kate
DROP LETTERS.
COnnell Mary Morris RR
Conner Henry Peel John
Grimes Mary Taylor VIM
Hill Henry Secy Nodegal & +
kerney j Windsor Minnie
Persons calling for these letters will please
say "advertised," and give the date OF thi
list. b. W. DAVIS. p. NJ
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Richmond Markets.

lfsorrected weekly by n. w. Briggs ard
Thos- Ncstor. The former gives us the price,
OF grain, and the latter the prices of othe
produce and groceries.l
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Dxunkeuness.
The Cordial Balm OF syrtcum .ud
Tonic Pills
Is the only remedy that has ever proved by
who suffer from over indulgenc, in aIco
hOiic liquors. Il completely DESTROYS the
taste for them. and restores the victim OF
trial will pIove IL to be just what il is re-
commended to be.
The following letters are but a sample of
for themselves:
Brooklyn, Feb. 81, 1875
q. EDGAR LoTHH0r, M. D.:
,n near saT VII, reply 70 y9Sr kind letter Of
packages of the Cordial Balm of Syricum
and Tonic Pills. and commenced on the
in 1t on the start, I am now free to confess
that Its effects in nv case have been so
marked that am wen satished two or three
am gaining rapidly In flesh, appetite is
very much improved. l sleep sound of
JAMES WILLIAMS.
PoRrLASD, Me- Feb. 4. 1873.
Dr. LOrHRoP-l,ear Sir: Feeling that /
owe You debt Of gratitude 1 can never re-
what your truly wonderful remedy. the
Cordial Balm of Syricum and Tonic Pills
nave Done Tor me, hoping that it may be of
benefit to you and to thousands of Others
who have suffered like myself:
had been afflicted for about ten years
with that most terrible OF all diseases, Ner-
vous and General Debility, and although
had tried nearly all the remedies and many
physicians, had been constantly growing
worse.
At length, by the earnest solicitations OF
n friend.I consented to try the CortiiaI Balr,a
n nd 10 Nlx -.tn>~
slightest faith In their efficacy. I had NOT
used one bottle before was fmbued with
new hope, and now, after the use of but
four packages, consider myself well man.
can retire at night and sleep soundlx,
something have been unable to do before
for years. l am gaining in flesh, and, In
fact never felt better in my life.
Very Respectfully, w. III. MoTCRY.
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The following letters are but a sample of
knoSe am constantly receiving. and speak
for themselves:
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New Orleans Prize Current. New Orleans.
louisiana
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THE PALLADIUM
WEDNESDAY,. JULY IA, 1876
county oMcers.

e.----
, 1875-12-31

Even San francisco, which has hitherto
held herself superior to tho general weakness
for internal revenue violntion, in in fair way
to como under condemnation as no better
ts'nn she should be in this regard. That
there has been n Whisky Ring in frisco,
md that tho day Of reckoning is near
at hand, there is ample reasou to believe, rs
will bo seen by the letter of correspondent
printed this morning. The power Of the
Treasury Department has survived the trip
ncross the continent. and though it has been
exercised but moderately az yet, tho indica-
tons IRE that the blow will not long bo de-
ferred, aud TINT when it falls it will hurt
somebodY.
, 1875-12-31

The year 1876 has beon O fruitful ono In
casualties and disasters. In April, Oshkosh,
Wis, suffered loss OF $1,000, COO by fire.
In May occurred tho most disastrous ship
wreck Of tho ysar,-that Of the s.camer
Schiller, on the scily 1alands, by which $50
llveg were kacri1ced. 1n the same month tho
extensive forest hrosin Pennsylvania involved
loss Of %, 00o,000 and the tornadoes In
tho South 300 lives. June was marked by
terrible disasters. An earthquake in New
Gssuada swallowed up 1G,000 persons, and
tLs disastrous floods in the South Of France
destroyed nearly 5000 lives and S76, 6,ooo, GOO
Of property. These doods were followed by
very disastrous floods in July in Switzerland,
6ilesia, IIindostan, England, aud again IN
France, by which several hundred lives and
vast amounts Of property were destroyed. IL
tho same mouth Russia was Waited by long
succession OF iucendIsry ares, tiudled by dis-
conten.ed serfs, which destroyed eighteen
towns and villages. In August cholera broka
out In Syria, and swept away 5000 people.
In September tbs ooast ct Tsxaa was dssAs'
tatsd BY aaod. vhiah destroyed 40 Avss'
, 1875-12-31

judicial clemency VIVA exercised yesterday
in somewhat unusual nnnner for the bene-
1T Of Mr.. JOSEF poLLAK, Justice OF tho
Peace who had bccn tried in due form in tho
Criminal Court md found guilty Of extorting
illegal fees. Tho verdict wAs set aside md
new trial granted by the Court, whereupon
tho Stato's-Attorucy promptly entered a nollt
prDst9ui, and TINT was the end OF the case. It
is said tint The defendant was no moro guilty
than many other Justices Of tho Peace in
tho mattor Of illegal fees, and that the lenien-
cy Of the Court was due to this faet,- all Of
which may be true but it would be inter-
est!ng to know how the practice in question
is ever to be discontinued and suppressed If
, 1875-12-31

Now developments in connection with the
listillcry seizures III Chicngo are Mother worry
,leuty nor very important, tho Government
,ilicials having evidently concluded TINT the
;ilno has not yet arrived when the public may
be Informed al to the nctual extent Of tho
:.:crooked transactions hereaway. It IL be.
Aeyel that nearly all the diAtillesies will bt
uch being tie usual practice where largt
ausnbor Of cattle arc dependen. upon The
establishments for subsistence.
, 1875-12-31
Ubt Gb1en{)o Iriba111t.


Our !sano Of to-norrow. Jnn. !, 1876 will contain
"THE T7i1cSri Annual n view nf the Trade. Com.
scre and Manufactures of ii. City Of Chicago" for
tie year 1875 The Neylew will lo unusually elaborate
and comprehensive. bringing to tic cosn OF tho ycat
the ktatts.lcA Of tile cys Commerce. 1ts Grain, Lut'-
lsr mid 1rorce Trss, tho Wholesale Trno ln all fs
raueAea Manufactures, Public improvements, Build
ss, vte.,etc Great care n"s been exercised In tla
c,liec!ou aud compilation If tho facts and figures
eotering into tho Eer.ow, which be safely com.
lu+ncd fer Its Accuracy and vaue \ conpste CON.
Letls,ium CT the yrars bus!ncss. Arrangements will
be t,adc 10 a,iptls the con Of Jhu. in large quan.
titcs ans will perceive tho advantage ot
ssndng In their osLers II early ~ convenient.
, 1875-12-31

JUDGE HIGGINS ON THE H0LD-ovERs.
Wc print this morning ietter addressed
to tho Citlzons' Association by Judge VAN II.
1Iron1Sa upon tho question Of tho holding
over Of tho present city officers OF Chicago,
especially OF the Mayor, nntit April, 1877.
Judge IIroo1Ns makes these roiuts against tho
assumption:
/. Tint tho Constitution prohibits tho
Legislature from making my appointment to
Office, Or electing any officer, except those
necessary to tile two Houses.
= That the o!Nco OF Mayor Of Chicago Is
M "ofllce," rs defined by tho Constitution,
md ono which tho Legislature il. prohibited
from filling by appointment.
=. Tint tho Legislature hnd TO more
power to provide that tie Mayor Of the city,
then in Office, after his term expires should
I'LL tho same Office for deQnito term under
tho new charter, thnn 1t had to provide that
II. D. Colvls should be Mayor of Chicago
from Dec. l, 1876, until April, 1877.
1. That under the construction given to
the new charter, that Mr.. GOWN continues
Mayor until April, 1877, the Legislature in
onacsing that chnrser did not in effect elect or
appoint Co1v1s Mayor from December, 1875,
until April, 1877, and SUCH election was un-
constitutional and void, Legislature not
having power to do anything Of the kind.
6. That tho charter, however, does not
bear such construction. That the charter
provision, that when It shall bc adopted
"tlo city officers then in Office shall there
upon exorciao tho powers conferred upon
HIN rfh fh{p until f1,oir
are elected md qualified" contemplases TINT
there will bn IN election to ill the vacnneses,
tho old officers serving morcly until that
election is held. The charter doca not say
! tho old officers shnll continue until the next
regular election fixed in the new charter.
| o. The ot1lco OF Mayor under the old char.
ter WIS abolished by the repeal Of tho ctlar-
ter; and the Office Of Mayor now exists only
| under tho now charter. Consequently, there
is clear vacaney in MI the Offices created
by the new charter,
| I. Tho now charter provides that when [
vacancy criata in tito Office Of Mayor, aut
the upc1pired term orceetls one year, surl
sacancy s',nll bo Ailoa by spociai election
md tho charter does not pretend to fill tht
Office, merely providing that the Mayor i,
Office shall act Until his SUCCESSOR under tht
new charter shall bo elected.
These points aro strongly presented b,
Judge Hzoa1ss, who Is confessedly ono O
tho ablest lawyers in this city, md aro forti
fed strongly by opinions in parallel case:
delivered BY Judges BREEsE and LAWRENCE
We commend the letter to tho careful read
| ing OF the public, aa well ps to the Court
, 1875-12-31

Tho Se!zuro OF dl1tlllerleR and rectifyinR
establishments in tlis city on "Wednesday
was to many persons a surprise, tho general
supposition having beon that tho Govern
ment had exhausted it's information in tho
seizures made III May last. The soizurca in
May were extensive, md indicated that tho
frauds on tho revenue Ind been very largo;
including the seizures Of Wednesday last, it
ia possible that tho unpaid tax on tho spirits
which were Illegally sold in this city, OF
which the Government Inns evidence, aggre-
gated between 81, ,60U, 600 and r., ,00O, 200.
Without expressing any opinion aa to tho
guilt or innocence OF tho persons whose es-
tablishments haye been seized and themselves
rlnced under suspicion, it IL but fair to as
sumo TINT tho Government Inns not acted
without having ample information or proof
justifying tho cxtrume measures. Tho Revo-
nuc law practically makoy tho manufacture
Of Spirits Government business, s,-tLo books
md whole establishments being open to the
Government aud alt transactions being suit
iect to duly record md report The law
makes tho Government interest In the brsi-
ness the primary consideration, and the pay-
1nent Of the Governments proportion tho
absolute condition on which the business
shall be prosecuted The law givea to the
Government moro than proprietary rights.
The rights Of property ara subordinate to
those Of the Government, whose fes or tux
must be paid under nu circumstances. aole
yeara ago the tar on whisky was Increased 10
81 per gallon, and, owing to the general do.
morolizatson Of the revenue service uudor
ANDREW JOHNSON, tho greater part Of tie tag
perhaps 81 per cent-wa4 divided between
corrupt Government officers md tho manu-
facturers aud rectiaers The consequences
wera most disastrous, not only in tho los, OF
! revenue, hut in tho corruption Of public
nlorals, the creation Of q widespread sentiment
| that it VIII allowable to choat tho Govern
| ment, aud that holding IN office carried with
it the right to male all that the oppostuni-
ttea permitted. Large fortunes wcre made
| dishouestly und rapidly; sxuxs4gancs In 1iy.
Ing, wast1fulness in expenditure, and the
baleful results Of sudden wealth acquired by
dlsrcputablo means, followed, having q cor.
rupting elect upon society. Young men and
old men earning honest ivelihoods by honest
labor grew impatient and ssstloEa; families
enylous Of the mode Of living adopted by
those who had got rich by short e.lts, mud
Thousands Of people WIN had never bad q
dishonest thought, argued themselves intn Tue
doctrine that it was duty to get money b,
any means. This demoralization has beer
evidenced by the constant succession OF v.n.
bezzlements, frauds, and all manner Of dia
honest appropriations Of money, which hav.
, 1875-12-31

'l71a President las expressed his opinion on
:he policy Of tha Democrats in turning e1-
t'niuM Buldiets out Of oi1icc and replacing
diem by coufctlorates. He Hays TINT hs will
discharge Democrats from the Departments
lust as fast aH Union men aro turned out
of olllees In tie control Of the House, mud
will thus tind places for the discharged vet
.rans. 1t il evident that theis game is QUE
lint two can play ut, and GRANT has aMid
"check-mate" to tie Confetlelatcx.
, 1875-12-31

4 terrible tragedy occurred yestoraay in
New York, resulting probably i'll the death
If three persons, Two by murder and the
third by suicide. 4 man named AloNnoE 8.
MINISTER, having retired to bed with his vito
md child, first shot tho littlo one, then tho
ma.l,cr, and then himself. Curiously enough,
MssTrR was in the employ Of tho Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children.