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his hand thrust into his breast, and his
eyes fixed as steadily as was convenient
upon the Coroner, you saw that he had
at some time been used to the dignity Of
a gentleman. There was a shocking air
Of fallen fineness about him.
Who are your said the Coroner,
briskly.
The man started, and looked an instant
Indignantly at his querist, as If the sharp
address had touched within him some
long-lost chord Of selfrespect.
IL beg your pardon, Sir" he replied,
with certain dignity; "are you address
ing met
The Coroner noticed the tone and was
reproved.
"Yes, Sir" he rejoined. "wil you
oblige me with your name9'
Certainly, Sir" said the other, with q
ludicrous air Of fcondescension. Ny name,
Sir, is Lucius. Shafto-Grenville Hurting
henri
Amy relation Of Lord Shafto- Grenville.
may ! ask 2
Remotely, Sir; very remotely; in fact.
as you may observe, too remotely TO profit
by il"
lie waved his left hand in the air. The
little finger stuck out as If il had a jew
eled ring upon il, but that had long ago
become luqrsscent and gone down his
throat
May ask, Sir. are you the husband
of the deceased. Helena HurlinghamT 2
IL am, or s0as" said Mr. Hurlingham.
putting out his dirty hand to emphasize
the distinction-"I am, or ,0as. the hus-
band, Sir, Of a certain Helena Hurting
ham; but, as have not had the pleasure
IL mean the honor-of seeing the de-
ceased, Sir, / am unable at present TO say
whether she is my wife or not"
"Ah well, then, gentlemen Of the
jury, this would be a convenient time
to view the body, which has been remoy-
ed TO the Marylebone dead-house."
1t was not long before the Coroner, the
jury, and several witnesses were standing
beside the body Of tho dead woman,
which had been laid out on boards and
tressels......The man came forward with
jaunty step and air. his hat on one side,
and looked at IT. He, with that coun-
tenance so befouled and shameful, yet
living; she, with those battered features,
still and dead Face to face with the
bruised relics Of his early love, with his
wronged, neglected, blighted. and alas !
SHINING love; and she, turning up the
ghastly wreck Of her beauty toward the
man between whom and her there had
been wrongs too sad and evil to speak NJ ]
For a moment or two he gasped Tor
breath, and caught for support at a by
stander. who shrank away. Then he
took of his hat. Then he noticed a
slight arrangement Of her dress, and
with q gentle touch, put it right. Then
for an instant he glanced at the left
hand, where there still remained that
token of so much faithlessness. crime
and sorrow-a wedding ring. Then he
looked at the face again, and. assuming
bolder manner, he put on his hat, and
turning to the Coroner. said,
Yes by G., SIR. hafs hs pomaR r
The jury turned away. They had seen
enough.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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IA nr1Er rxrEnsEerroNAL snour.

Will it ever strike the Legislature that
there is something almost hideous in this
practice of holding inquests in public
houses2 just consider a moment the
indecency Of the custom. Perhaps two
thirds of the deaths by violence or Of
suspicious nature are caused by drinking
the liquors sold at public-houses. And
the publican body, which has already
made money out OF the stuff by which the
deceased was killed. is invited to take
second haul out of the CHASTITY proceed
ings consequent on its enterprise The
present Coroner for Middlesex, who is
not concerned in this recital. would, like
many of his predecessors and colleagues,
be glad, doubt not, to see some provis-
ion more conducive to the dignity of his
Court and the gravity of its inquiries. To
witness this anomaly from year to year
and never to heed its impropriety is emf
nently British; but there are not want
ing proofs enough under heaven to show
that they may too often mean eminently
stupid and brutal.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-24

A corpuient woman. wearing speetacles
and a ,ery serious look, was passenger
on a Woodward avenue car yesterday.
AZ the car rolled along shc smiled a. .
man sitting opposite. and inquired
"Can you ring the bcllf
with pleasure. he responded. a. be
rose up and yankcd the strap.
The car stopped. no one moved, and
after a long look through tho door, the
driver started up again.
The man looked across AZ the fAt
woman for an explanation. and shs said 9
Il didn't know whether you could OF
not ~ Detroit Free Press,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-24
What is Vegetine?

1T is a compound extracted from barks, roots
and herbs. II rs natures remedy. 1t Is perfect
ly harmless from any bad effect upon the sys-
tenn. IL fs nourishing and strengthening. II
acts directly upon the blood. IL quiets the ner-
vous system. IL gives you a good, sweet sleep
fathers and mothers, for IL gives them strength,
quiets their nerves, and gives them natures
sweet sleep-as has been proved by many an
aged person. 1t is the great Blood Purifier. ~
IL q soothing remedy TOR our children. IL has
relieved and cured thousands. IL is very pleas
ant TO take every child likes it, 1t relieves
and cures all diseases originating from impure
blood. Try the Vegetine. Give IL fair trial
for your complaints; then you will say to your
friend, neighbor and acquaintance. TRY II IL
has cured me-"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-24
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
VEGETINE.

Taking into consideration the character Of its
vouchers, the history Of itscures and the inn
mense Increasing demand, Vegetine may be
fairly entitled the leading medicine Of the age
For scrofula in the blood, Vegetlne is an In
fnllible remedy, and no person need suffer from
tumors, ulcers, and all diseases arising from
impure blood, II Vegetine is used according 10
directions. There is not a case OF scrofula in
existence that Vegetine will not cure, provided
however, the vital functions have not lost their
power Of action, all that may be said to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
Vegetine Is pleasant TO the taste, mild in its
Influence, and absolute in Its action on disease,
show. sea. .....s
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-24
OLDEST PAPER IN I
THE COUNTY. !
Some Day.

How much of sweet truth and trust is express
ed in these few pretty lines:
"Some day." we say, and turn our eyes
Toward the far hills of Paradise.
Some day, some Itime, a sweet new rest
Shall blossom, flower like, in each breast.
Some time, some day, our eyes shall see
The faces kept In memory.
Some day their hands shall clasp our hands
Just over in the Morning Lands.
Some day our ears shall hear the song
or triumph over sin and wrong.
Some day, some time, but OH not yet,
But we will wait and not forget.
That, some day, all these things shall be,
And rest be given to you and me.
So wait, my friend, though years move slow,
The happy time will come, we know.
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Scene At brooklyn wedding break.
fast Company all seated about tho Ia
BILE A pause In the general convrrsa'
ton. Happy husband. 20 bis wife's ssT-
en-year-old aistsr at tho other end OF the
room. well. Julie. you have new
brother now Julie Yes. bat mother
said 70 papa tho other day that she was
afraid you would never amount 10 much,
but that 10 seemed % be Sarah'a last
chance" Intense silence for = moment,
followed by rapid play Of knives and
forks
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-24

lie came home very late one night,
and after fumbling with his latch ksy .
good while. muttcrcd 10 himself, a. he At
length opened the door. Il mushnnAke.
ny noish. cAuah thoiomAnH aahlccp.
lie divestcd himself of bis garments with
some trouble. and was conEratulating
himself on his success a. he was getting
into bed. when a calm. clear. cold voice
sent a chill down his spinal column /;
why, my dear. you amt going 10 sleep
in your hat. are your
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-02-24

Miss Anna Dickenson'a new lecture ia
entitled Sowing and Reaping And an
old bachelor cruelty says that Sewing
and Ripping would be a more apProprB'
ate subject for a woman NoTristown
Herald
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Report from a Practical Chemist
and ApOthecary-

Boston, Jan. l. 1874.
Dear Sir: This IL 20 certify that have sold at
retail l541% dozen QS52 bottles) of your Negetine
since April u, 1870, and can truly say that IL has
given the best satisfaction of any remedy for
the complaints for which it Is recommended
that ever sold. Scarcely day passes without
some Of my customers testifying to its merits
on Themselves or their friends. am perfectly
cognizant OF several cases OF scrofulous Tumors
being cured by Vegetine alone In this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
4t ~ Al GILMAN, 46s Broadway.
To II. r. Stevens, Esq. jan lS, At
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Copyright, 1875, by HARPER 4 BRoTHERs.l
THE DEVILS CHAIN,
By EDWARD JENKINS MP,
AUTHOR OF "GISxs RABY," ETC.

Make a chain: for the land is fun of bloody
crimes, and the city is full of fvolence.-Ezekfei.
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THE above story is published complete in
book form, by Messrs. Harper a Brothers, New
York, and will be sent by them through the
mail, postage prepaid, ON receipt Of 90 cents,
bound In paper, OF IS cents bound In cloth.l
, 1876-03-29

Con. 6cnENcK'B appearance before tho Com.
mittoe Oh Foreign Affairs relative to his con-
ncotion with the Emma 1line is conceded to
have mado favorable Impression in Ills bc.
llalf. lie has had, at Nil ovonts, tho manli-
ness to put in M prompt an appearance aa
WINS possible nftcr tho formal charge mado
against him by L1oS, aud not merely to vol
unteer complete statement Of Ills connection
with the affnir, but to demand a full inyestf-
cation 10 DO cont1uotel In tho most searching
Judicial fashion. It will not bo possible, Of
course, for Gen. scuENoH to Justify his con.
,lcosion with tho Emma htino while holding
the position Of United States Minister to En-
gland on tho ground Of prorriety, but 1t is to
bo desircd that ho may DO able 10 ahow that
he was not corrnptly interested in selling n
worthless minc to English capitalists. In
this regard Gen. sonENoK makes most ab-
so!uto and explicit donial, and says that he
will DO able to provo that he bought and paid
for tho shares ho holds under m honest con-
victiou Of their value; TINT be has suatainod
serious loss from tho Investment; TINT tho
failure Of tho mine was owing to mismanage-
mont. aud that, properly worked, it ia rs
valuable i'll proportion rs it was originally
represented to be. II Gen. 6onzsck can
show all lhis, it will relieve him and tho coun-
try Of very disreputablo scandal, md the
public will bo generally inclined to overlook
tho improprioty Of his permitting tho use Of
his mime. He is entitled to full and fait
hearing in his effort to mike out tho case ho
hna stated.
, 1876-03-29

It IL now announced that the Emperor Of
Brazil, Dom Promo, and hla wife, Donna
Tu1uxsA, who are On their way to this coun-
try, intend to remain in tho United States
about three months. visiting the principal
cities. It IL most aincerely to be hoped that
they will not include Chicago in their visit
TLera Is much horo that they would be do
lighted to see, aud tho people Of Chicago
would undoubtedly extend 70 thsln most
hearty and hospitahla vslooms, but thar
viii b utals saioyuAnt faa tAsis MA3ssaA
, 1876-03-29

closing weak at $1.o2 for March and $l.07
for Mny. Corn wns in diminished request
mid 10 higher, closing weak at 4c}o for March
autl 49ao for Afny. Oats wcro quiet mud firm,
closing Mt 321c for April and 343o for May.
1syo wns quiet, at GIG. 1sarley WINS in fair
request aud 10 higher, closing Mt 6oac for
AInrch and Gle for May. Hogs were activo,
md closed strong ut 1Gc advance. Cattle vcra
Inactive and nomfuNlly unchanged. Sheep
wcro firm Mt $i.75@G.75 for common to
cllocc. Last Saturday evening there was In
stora in this city 0,147,060 bn wheat, 2,195,-
1913 1su corn, 10, Clio bu oats, 13G, ,6G1 bu rye,
and o13,10s bu hurley. Ons hundred dollars
in gold would buy $114.0o in grcenbacks at
tia c1DsaL
, 1876-03-29

We print elsewhere q letter from yener-
ablo citizon who thinks TINT tho extraordinary
increase In tho production OF silver Nature
has contributed at tho right moment tho
means Of restoring specie values, Els plan
Is to restore the ailvor coinage to the weight
it hnd in 1868, and to Withdraw nil paper
money OF less denomination than $40, and
then coin silver aa lsgal-tendor without lim-
itation. He thinks that this coinage would
bc and remain Of permanent value, would
DO stable, without huctuation, and that 1t
might be used to pay OF the national debt.
Tho fact Ia that the value Of silver Ia now
very un11ed and uncertain. It falls every
day, aud tho decline promises to be continu.
oua for ycats 10 come. The Oriental coun-
tries, India aud China, have for many years
been the receptacle Of The silver Of America
Their trade and commerce were always con.
Quoted In gitver, and whatever Of that metal
once went uiora was apt to 1emain. But the
supply haa been greater than tho demand,
and they arp full 10 repletion, and tho de.
monetlzation OF silver Aas changed the
hnanoial relations OF the East md tAe Wost,
India and China have an exclusive silye,
coinage, but Ill thess tza1s relations with tit
Western States are in gold. The fall in the
value Of silyerhas produced widespread con
starvation In India The silver which was ono,
at par Ia now equal for purpose of payment
In Europe to only about III shillings in III
pound sterling, and result which may b
anticipated at any moment IL that India vii
demonetIzo silver and make gold the exclr
eiya standard The dominant classes are *
, 1876-03-29

Judge WILLIAMS yesterday hoard the mo.
tion for injunction against the Town Donrtl
md officers Of the Town Of South Chicago to
restrain tie Board from paying or roting
illegal salaries to tho town officers, and ro-
Fused to grant tho desired relief. Ho held
that the af1ldavits Alcd by tho defendants con.
troVertcd tho allegations Of the bill, md that
1t was not shown that the Doard was about
to commit any fraud which court could In.
terfere to proVont- 11his leavea tho Board
free To donate under the convoniont torn OF
contingent expenses such su1nR to tho town
pf}lcers % it lnny SEQ fit.
, 1876-03-29

color, or previous condition Of scrvitude.--
bocnuso tho Courts will not stop to inquire
whcthor or not Tho particular case before
thom was ono coming under Tho Constitutional
Amendment whom tl,crrosocntion Is brought
under slatuto 80 general in ita terms AZ to
60 outside the Constitution.
This decision of tho Snpromo Court, and
tho moro comprehensive decision Of Tho un.
oonatitutionnlity Of MI tho eo-cnllod Enforce.
ment acts as they stand which 1t virtually
foroshndows, n!ny be regarded pnrt1y rs for.
tuneso and partly as unfortunate. It is for
tunato In 10 far a. It rostrains Congress from
enac.ing penal legislation in elections beyond
tho power conferred upon it by tho Constitn-
ton, tho infraction Of which would bo &C..
riousfy dangerous, no matter what party were
in powor. But 1t is unfortunate in so fnr as
1t may for tiiuo open up the opportunity
for serious abuses and perhaps terrorism IN
tho South. 1t will bo impossible to secure II
proper enactment by tho present Congress- Of
tho PROVISIONS Of tho Fifteenth Amendment; !;
and t1.o present law, boinR practically In
operative, will exercise no restraint upol,
thoso who desire to interiors with tho votes
Of tho colorcd people at tho South.
Tho necessity for further and proper legsla-
ton TO carry into effect the provisions Of the
Fifteenth Amendment will bo another rcason,
however, for renewed effort On tho part Of
tho Republican pnrty TO 1egnin control OF
Congress-. The hope is very romoto that any
Democratic Congress, governed By c1-Confed.
crates, would over provide any auch legiala-
, 1876-03-29

It has boon often charged tint in o major
ity Of instnnces the chief enl Of Govern
n,c,at navy-sard il to furnish votes aud
influence to the politicians so fortunate Us to
command its assistance when needed, md 10
line tho pocl,eta ct favored contractors nnil
corrupt officials. Tlis scandal IL not
without foundation, as appoars from tho
facts olicited in the pending Investigation
by the House Subcommittee on Naval Al.
fairs. The inquiry concerning tho manage
msnt Of thu navy-yards at boston aud Ports
mouth develops incf]cienoy, rottenness, mt
fraud in large proportions. The whole con
duct Of Tho Navy Department would seem X
be fruitful held for investigation and e1
pogpFas
, 1876-03-29
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

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Postage Trcrai1 ns ttta Ontco.
pArY Ed.tiaz postpaid.
Parts Df ysar at Aatic rata.
k:slod to AnF address F1,uh wEExs fot.,..... 100
Bnnday E1ttiun: fAtrrafJ and Religious Double .>
FftW 4axiy, pustrasd. Observation-Disclosures. H.aU
Paris ot year n ssu1s rats.
WEEKLY kD1rIoNt RoarpAIp.
Dnt toryt fbT yeAF... lay
lnb ol htcs sfoe GoPJ4.s.ss
Uuh nf twuftY, rnf copy. tslD
Tho 1osfaea ii o cCnt1 rear, which Will prepay
HrsofEnnn copea gsnt free.
To prr.cnt delay and Mistakes e furc and sra est-
D1Ees address iu full. including Hlate and County.
Ttemi&tAncet may ho mais 4thrr ly draft, r1rrss'.
HnAt O8ice ordcf In fcsatertl 1hters At onr 3isk
1EhMa 70 CITY ECBscHtgEns.
paify dsvarntt, Sunday ssccptod. M cent? res "sns.
sily dslisaEed Ennday tneladc, 10 oon!s nnt woek.
Addftss TItE TRIHUSE CbMPANf.
Corner Msdison anh Dtstsornats.* Chfcsks ILL.,
, 1876-03-29

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titv of s;,yer in nso
The ronoral i,omonet;zation of silver. md
tho vasi o1ai.;ona To Tho ouant;tv. w;ll hovo
tho ,ffoo+ of rodrc;r, n. rnluo mil, IL e;ntu
IN n, or oven A, conta ubcra Il now ia roto1
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moLo n n fooo1- -+ordor va roncot T., nvar n
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, 1876-03-29

In tho City Of Philadelphia there arc two
establishments, one conducted by PowEns i
WE1onrMAN and tho other by RosENoAnTEN l.
Sons, which manufacture the universal rome-
dial drug known as quininn. The 1nanufac-
ture OF quinine is o simple process. Tho
material is that known as Peruvian bark,
which il imported, and from it il extracted
quinine, md tho inferior articles Of the sa1ne
class known ~ quinidia, cinohouia, quinia,
eto. Until within few years tho duty on
manufactured quinine was 1t per cant, but
has sincc bsen reduced to 90 per cant Tho
bill now pending before Congress to ravise
the tariff ropeala tho tax altogether and ail-
mits Quiuino FREQ Of duty.
The manufacturers Of quinine in Philadel-
phia hayo prepared 0 memorial so Congress,
which they havo sent out to oil the Wholesale
and totail druggists Of tho country 10 DO
signed, md in tho memorial thoy protest
against tho removal Of tho tax, especially on
| the ground that 10 do 60 will ha destructive
Of American enterprise and rednoo the wages
Of American labort Thoro arc PRECISELY
three persons in tho United Statos pecuniari-
ly interested in maintaining tho high prico OF
quinino there axo forty. .ave millions Of poo
plo subject to fover and other ailments for
which Quinlne Ia specific remedy. This
| mnmorjal nropoges that Conpreaa nha]l
IN, tt,o to-t,, A,a ,,i11;,.,a ~ ,,no,,o 1or .1a
cxclualvo profit Of tho three respectable ciu-
zens OF PHILADELPHIA The druggists Of tho
country-boing customers Of these Philadel-
phiA tlrms-aro expected to subscribe to al
tho statements in the memorial without
reference to tho truth. mr. ]. 4. MOORE, In
O communication printed In the Cincinnau
Commercial, explodos nearly all the allega-
tions In tho memorial. Hera are eorne Of tho
statements uado in bohaf Of tha Philadelphia
firms:
!. We. Tho uadersgned impotters OF and Wholesale
aes'9,s a1ss sna 70 nn, % rpea, s'pse
eoun.r1 in suzcIsa, ~ ousaut, to .aunl1 u. sat I
homo demand.
,. Az remedial agent tor anteEm'hsas f01ers sso1
~ az ua'.as ss'nsa! aua s'ssa'e, w. % snaapea.s. m ~
sou,,,.rn ~ I Ind wesern ,sctlou, ot ths county.
T. In purity, appearance, aaa scnorL s.eellsuos,
is fully equsi to ths hest productions Of ENGLAND,
Franco, c. ana uee'aaay. ~ ..
ios. trIs.a =. NV. tn ts III. ~ h,,ssn ~ " ~
su,nsr,, who us D. u rals, ia dosss Of tow grain,
only ii t'n.a. sulpha.e Of qulat. ia frequently
shilling" to 'ai1ns' pas oane'-saual to s2a22s
s0aT,n mn =, .,nh,,. =, ,,n. tnxo,z
.rss e,rry,nu .sds bs,vesn Is ,n., eouurT md sor..
, 1876-03-29

Farmers in Central Illinois continue to suf.
fer sovore losses by tho hog cholera. Tho
ravagoa Of this disease, together with tho ex-
tremo difficulty attending tho marketing Of
the hog product by reason Of tho mild wintor
weather md tho bad condition Of country
soads, have maao tho winter OF 1875-'76 ono
Of unusual disaster to pork-producerE.
, 1876-03-29

mud much modification nnd shame TO our
people Il Mayor CoLvIN is allowed TO receive
tlic,n in tho regular manner Which has char
aotorizod his previous receptions Of eminent
people. II ho cotlla be omitted from tho
programme, their visit wou1d DO nj, enjoyable
one, they would bo Hocure from inBult, and
tho people Of Ohicago would be spared the
shatno of hiB buoriahneas.
, 1876-03-29

tbsm the dolunion sha. thoy wonld make tb.,,
forlunoa7 uays Tho land.speculatus avan,s
onttit-dsalo1s, and otl.or cormoranst mada n,
thoy oan, and dispensed with tho srvIco. ~
their Chlcago runuor, or IL II really honest IN
giving up tho sponsorship Of this hwttdls. ana.
Ing the mischief Il has accomplished, lnd fs.,
Ing Tho roaults7