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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-02
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Nav YORK. 1877


The different editions Of Tim srs dmIa.
iLeHczt year viii h. the same as during On.
year That has ust p4s.d. Tbs dsily edition
vii ou seek days be a sheet Of four pagss
and On Sundays a sheet gfcight pa-ls, o. a
broad columns; while tie weekly edition EHI
hea sheet Of ciihi pages Of the same dimen.
siohs and character that are already familiar
90 our friends.
The syS win continue 10 be ihg s]ircEHot-
ad'ocatc oil reform and rctr,DchHshi tni oI
The substitution Of ateiIIiBsbip, ei@i0u.
and integrity for hollow prg,,Hcc, imhccilitv,
1Hi fraud IN The administration Of publ c at
fairs. II viii contend fgF ihs government OF
The people by The people and ior The people.
a. oHpOscd tOgayrrumynt Is frauds in tA1
n"ilot-hoy aud in lhe counting Of votes. en-
forced by military violence. ltwii! cud,ayol
TO supply is reglcTs-a body not lar iron,
q million Of sguls-with the most careful,
complete, and trustworthy accounts Of cur
rent events, and viii emp oy for this purpose
a numerous and carcly selected stall oil rupUI-
ters and correspondents. It, reports iron.
Washington, especially, will Boz fu. D., accurate
and fearless; uudit will doubtless continue
Q deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who
thrive by plundgring the Treasury or by
dsurpiBg what the law does not give them,
while it will eudrayor TO merit tie confidence
Of the public hy defending the rights OF the
people against the onroachmcnts Of u~nl0sti-
fled power. =
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ny lnliYltua' SuiDsuIbers without he necessity
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considering The size of the sheet and.the Unali-
W oilis contents, we are conf lent The reo.l.
VIII consider TIE WEEKLY sun the cheaursi
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Hayes Election Thought TO be
Certain.

a New York special to the
Cincinnati Gazette says: The
news Of Judge Davis rs Senator
from Illinois is the chief topic of
discussion in political circles TO-
night, andis relished much more
by the Republicans than by the
Democrats. Tho complexion Of
the Compromise Committee is
now claimed as Republican. be
yond doubt, and many Democrats
admit that the last hope ofTilien
il gone, as there can be 10 ex-
cuse for a row Of any sort after
the passage Of the Compromise
bill.
The Times and Tribune will
both take the ground tomorrow
that Hayes election is assured by
the present status of the Supreme
Court, and that all doubt of a Re
publican triumph is removed.
Some of the Democratic leaders
hint that Davis continues on the
bench until the 4th of March, and
therefore will be entitled to a
place on the Compromise Com
mittce, But they admit that such
a proceeding would be undigni-
fed and the chances are that he
will resign at once, SO as to allow
his successor to be appointed. 1t
is further limited that he may de
cline the election as Senator, in
view of the great service he now
render the Democratic party, in
the hope that it will be remem-
bered four years hence.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-02

At the close of the phrenologi-
cal lectures given by Mrs. E. p
Cause, in the city Of Cleveland
Tennessee, Mr.. w. NJ. Willhoite
asked the class to say whether OF
not they were satisfied with the
information received, to which
the class responded in the follow
ing resolutions, viz: Resolved 1st
That we as a class tender her
our warmest thanks for the able
and efficient lectures given us on
the subject Of phrenology and
phisiognomy both in public lee
lures and to The class. We CON
slider them to be far superior to
any ofthe kind we have ever
heard and all unite heartily in
the sentiment that we have re-
ceived full value Of our money
and time spent in hearing her lee
lures. And further say that we
have heard others on the same
subject, but we consider Mrs.
Cause far superior to them, not
only in her knowledge of the sci
ence, but in her way Of impart-
ing it to others; Resolved I'd,
That we do cordially recon
mend her to favorable considera-
ton OF all she may meet, and es-
pecially to those wishing u de-
teniation Of character or to any
town or community wishing to
improve their mental and moral
capacities, that they employ Mrs.
Cause, as we feel assured they
will be highly delighted with her
lectures as well as greatly i'm
proved in the study Of her charts.
Resolved Sd,
That cur Warmest eympathies
and best wishes accompany her
wherever she may go and that we
will gladly welcome her back in
our midst, promising her to do all
in our power to aid in getting
good class. Resolved 4th,
That we request the WEEKLY
to publish these resolu-
and that a copy be forward
ed to Mrs. Cause. w. L. SHARP,
7. M. MONTGOMERY,
II. w. SELyIDGE,
Committee.
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Mark These Facts,
The Testimony Of The Whole World.
Eoilovey'a

"Ihad no appetite; Houoway.s Pills
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81 send for another box, and keeI
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"Dr. Holloway has cured my head
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Il gave oneo Of your Pills to my babe
for cholera-morbus The dear little
thing got vol in a day"
sly nausea Of a morning is now
Gu L."
"Tour box Of HoTlowly's Ointment
cured Inc Of noises in tie head. ]
rubbed some Of your Ointment behind
the ears, and the noise has left"
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"Send me five boxes Of your Pills "
"Let me have three boxes of your
Pills by return mail; for Chill & Fever.
! have over two hundred such tes-
timonials as these, but want Of space
compcls me TO conclude.
For DISORDER
and all oruptions Of the skin, this
Ointment is most valuable. 1t does
not heal externally alone, but pene-
trates with the most searching effects
to the very root Of evil.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-02
N0A
MISCONCEPTIONS
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Ths Pa:s,o's Remedy.
Tha U-.v.r-.. Pa. Extractor.
Ho.s: ass i5r FCE-'s EXTRACT.
Take 10 other.
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fim1-t Htai1U.y - external G-Fleauoa.
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promptly o1p-l. tul-Tdsalss4 too1a.co...
paving Zach l.i-a.
fiits bird or ~t.yeiiHz-nnet p-or.. r.gef
Gld ready cane. N1ct-e, however cii.uauf
tlLln-ie, G tIicny fasI-'t is tg-ErLst.
fAL ,e0sk tLi3S.-iiit uo cu'y sore cure iOr
EisAiY Ei2EasEs.-n a5L5t is'I i5f Terra.
Eretc,fu.
ElEzgi.9 tom s~y rru-'. T1-tris = r,r-
Ci4r. lths- saved hundreds D. 'ys twEeiEI
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ar I! ehHl relieved, aad oltea pr
fnT6!Eiae5 Ct ~ rrhO5r WHO &C e~ou-,,.sI
NltA tcal'a Ey'ract CC Nilrh Hul,I roo.
CminyHjtf.u trc'r lraci "r. Mal.s- l~rtc..t
CHHEH LIaJHn i.pu LgaIisGHqt Ihys.c E4s,
many al HEJn ord. i.fbr rssi IN tI,ir own
p.lrlcc. IN idt,uun t1t.c I.r =. .EE, lev
Crlgr ~ Uao tor aFTs Ituns oC II h..is,
tuiGsJ, sorE Yfryri, Inrnutl Toueih,
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NDrMh'-Ii 10 3 'F" .l tli.olr ig-, rent.
|, az Ieet, Siins1 81 t1-,rts. Aio~gp.iasu,
&C., tbaPErd EiIui-- EsCe, tad l.d ed
fNl manner DFrtil q tflstH.
l-ttT tBE.-l"uGEn sss rurps. -rarhgrss,
and t~'uIGFiup; heals Gus, IgrsIiaur,
Iad Itm-l"s. J. Tsrr. t9-rsrusH. aud ~
.J-e'h,f, "e Wgul@hliy improving TO
Gnrgu'rvicn.
10 gAa .ssB.-Ponf's -.---c,. 20 s,o6r
Breeder 10 Livery Nsnc Elnfa 'OAo vi..oat
iEltis -ni hyJ.lH.oi. Livery Stables,
hsre"t RI 1-fs cll Art HH-"mru IN Nav
I0T: cfy. '-has DO e,,-lt,t eE-alnS, Hat
ueas Or scA.ie CJrdags SiiIDU.u,
Grratcl,es, Nwcairg-,Ga AaccrE iians,
Eicyii.dl -pLccE@ltas t..ty, EiErshsn,
GIi-, tgifSl e.c ~ ".r-e OF arri0a j. " .4s,
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ever 2 lm -hurse. isli. 1g lid pLls, AID
y0l WIN never DC ,v'tlor. g..
.~AllljE.-ErEG's lEtr..tt Ia5 hccn INFLATED.
TarEsaline lficlr hes 'hr words Ponds Ex-
trEci h!DEa IN each h1f'ia. lis prepared "
tue Only p'r00as Gyiu. who ever knaw how
T. 9Ertra T. property. fofrsn aN Ct'er pre-
pH~tBIr Ct NirrI UlzlL Ihsi q tie oaiy
G-.i'ia u1yd ny Phy+i,aIs, and "a tie hOzYG
iaz ut'1'a CdrutrY and Europe,
hiSf5St ka3 gSsG CT. FGEs'S tEI1ssT,
9iE2S EyTiIsI tc@2a1!. e. G4dlR
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-02
Tae President Signs the Flee
raj Isiii.

WasHE;CToy, Jan. 2s.-Thc
President viii sign the Electoral
bin in the morning, but will send
with it q short message giving his
reasons for so doing.
WAsmSGToS, Jan. 29-The Sen
ate Republicans caucussed tvs
hours this morning. There was q
heated discussion whether the
Electoral bill was not n Demo
cratic measure, and whether Sen
ators llyoring it should have a
scat ON the Grand Commission.
The caucus met again at three
o'clock.
The Democratic Senators win
hold no caucus. Mcssrs. Bayard
and Thurman, by consent, will
represent them.
The Morrison committee is eX-
aiming Fred. L%itticicll. clerk
of the Louisiana Returning Board,
in Joint session with the commit
tee on Privileges and Powers.
The examining so far is prelimi-
nary.
Mr. stephens physicians have
given up hope this morning.
During the morning hour, Mr..
Robertson, Of South Carolina,
called up the resolution recently
passed by Mr.. Gordon, aclnGwl-
cleingt tie Hampton Government
in South Carolina as the legal
government OF The State, and adj
dressed the Senate in support of
the resolution. He reviewed
briefly recent events in that
State, and denied there was any
intimidation on the part Of the
whites toward the blacks.
Senator C0nOvcr, Chairman of
The Senate Committee on Enroll
ed bills, at 10 o'clock this NOR
ming presented bill in regard 10
the Electoral count TO TIE Presi
dent, who signed it immediately
and informed Senator COnover
that he would send a special mes
sage 20 the Senate to-day announ
cling his approval Of the bill.
Senators Sherman, Morton and
Hamlin, and Representatives
Hale, Kellogg and I'itkin visited
the President yesterday, and 9th
er pressure will be brought to
bear between now and Tuesdays
Cabinet meeting TO secure some
positive action in PGckard's IA
yor. There are no indications OF.
a change in policy yet.
WAsHEGToN, Jan. 29-Eveninr.
The Democratic caucus is still
in session. 1t is believed that
Messrs. Wood, Payne and Hun
ton will probably be chosen as
the Democratic members Of the
Grand Commission on the part Of
the House.
The condition of Alexander Ste
phens is unchanged. The physi-
clans still have some hope Of re-
storing him TO his usual health,
which is very bad.
The Republican caucus selected
Morton and Freling
huysen as members Of the Grand
Commission.
The Supreme Court adjourned
to the 18th of February.
The withdrawal Of five judges de
stroys a quorum which requires
six. The Democratic Senators
selected Bayard and Thurman as
members Of the Grand Commits
Combinations: Spoor, Commits
ofPatents; Buxton, ColIec-
or Customs, Norfolk; Hurst, Col
Costom.s, Pearl River Dis
.rict, Mississippi; Willard, Post
master, Bristol, Tennessee.
-~S--
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-02
HARRIS a Mexican.

1t is now said that Harris took
the oath in Mexico to support
that Government and is therefore
a Mexican citizen. Ifsuch is the
case he can't take his seat in the
Senate until he is n0turali2od.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-02
E~LS11Gway'5 Ei115
invariably cure the following diseases,
DISORDER OF THE kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these orSan5,
whether they secrete too much Or too
little water; or whether they be Attic
ted with stone or gravel, or with aches
and pains settled in the loins over the
regions Of the kidneys, these Pills
should be taken according to the prin-
ted directions, and the Ointment
should be well rubbed into the small
of the back at bed time. This treat
plent will give almost immediate re-
lief when all other means have failed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-02
For stOmacEs Ont orOrder.

No medicine will so effectually i'm.
prove the tone of the stomach as These
Pills. They remove all acidity occa-
stoned either incompetence or impro.
per diet. They reach the liver and re-
duce it to a healthy action; they are
wonderfully efficacious in cases OF
spasm-in fact they never fail in GU
ring all disorders of liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best
known in the world for the following
diseases: Aeue, Asthma, Bilious COM
plints, Blotches on the Skin, Bowels,
Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dys
EMERY, Erysipelas, Female Irregulari-
ties, Fever of all kinds, Fits, Gout,
Headache, Indigestion, inflammation,
Jaundice, Liver Complaints, LuIaba-
go, Piles; Rheumatism, Retention Of
urine, Scrofula or Kings Evil, Sore
Threats, Stone and Gravel, Tic-Doul-
ourcux, Tumors, Ulcers, Worms of all
kinds, Weakness from any cause, etc.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-02-02
CAUTEOE

None are genuine unless the. sigma
ture of J. HAYDoCK, as agent for the
United States, surrounds each box of
Pills, and Ointment. A handsome
reward viii be given to any one rem
dering such information as will lead
to the detection Of any party or par
ties counterfeiting the medicines or
vending the same, knowing them to
be spurious.
*&Sold at the mandatory Of Pro-
fessor HOLLOWAY q Co, New York,
and by all respectable druggists and
dealers in medicine throughout the
civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents,
50 cents and one dollar each.
e. There is considerable saving
by taking the larger sizes.
N. B,-Directions for the guidance
Of patients in every disorder are af-
fixed to each box.
Office, 112 Liberty ST., New York.
, 1877-06-02
LAKE TltEIGlITS.

CHICAGO. June 1.-GrnIn frcIghts wcrn mpte
active on tho basis Of &c OH corn u Buffalo, Room
WAS taken for 475 900 bu Oh tho following vessels;
eehis Woodruff. Kato Winslow. Hutchinson. and
basgca llawiclsb, lIalianlinc, and 4. b. Moore,
Ind prop Russia, corn 10 buffalo &c. schr 81.
Lawrence, corn 10 SnEnIa at Ike. In The nftor.
mum tho hchra u. Bissct md Champion, cora 10
Ep1al0 III &c. Steunrr room was Trnoftuu Ycr
Ad4e. '1'~''
There IA but l!t.o change In lumber 1rc,rbts,
The rcnr Hiring eaf Was chartered tO carry lutter
inM Alpena tu CHICAGO 1t Sl.lO, hnL Tho schr
NiI!nlc slawa1n, wool, from ravcrso yay to Chi.
jaeoo johnson !,ns cnscroa into contract with
400. ooo It dr. lunibar At S1.a5 per m II. Mr,
Johils1n's tesFcl,. the North CapO and Il. ii.
P0Elch, will do tue carrying.
DtrrAto: NaJ jO.-lhn echrs Merrill, Annie
Vought. ktnRasher, and Golden Flceco mcro cilnr.
etcl fUs coal ftufn BUFFALO to Chicago, at Doc Tho
ssht lent1cy Inns been loudlng the pxst Two days At
Dakr'h cDal tuck for ;Eic. Schr jamcs Wade. poy.
ngheonu tu Cleveland, at 81. 90 per cusl also tho
sehr Anatanth. comcnt 10 Cleveland, 4c per brl,
MILWAUKEE,, MaY J1.-thatters: 70 Uaffaio
seaE ). Y. X. Watson. 90 UO0 bu wheat ou through
ntg to New York.
Dtr"o.r, M!ei.., May 3l.-W.hcat 10 osweao
9s!et Ht bGblc,, Coar.c ffc,phts moro active.
Charters: hchr Mineral !loek, iron orc, Escanaba
elm timber: tiuskcgon 10 Collins liay, ii {u5 for
OK anH $D0 tus elm; nelr Now Hampshire, plue
pail ou!tn, Thunder Lay to Cleveland. at 1lc On
fall; seow usowlcr. ccdur potta, THIN lcr Hay 10
DcsFUS. Ut 19c Oh fail: sche N. l., Ns1t salt Port
Aupe IL tleyclatid, At lie.
, 1877-06-02


Tho following wcro tho arrivals and clcasunccs
during tho twonty.fous houss ending 1t 10 o'clock
last night:
Aka!yALs-Prop WtAahlckon. Buffalo, sunJr,cs,
prop, Charles ltrltz, Manstee. slnJries; rrup j. IT,
M4fd tane9ck sundrtss, ptop Colorado, Intiau sui.
e; :sS; M:s; n;:sEss $
sghf William Jones' Escans9s iron ofoi schr Farass
:aE Eesoa uss;,
roo t. Mo:a :s! EsfsasSa o.:sx
Sre Ths s hsxs wo94I sshr Topay iS
hsrI sehr Kitty Orant, ssu1atuck Wool; sSGf siary
Gop'ey 1twexo, soals .clT ii. b. Moore si1sko.
All .s'!1 's'nSfis Sisd
ksHoH ln0otrt sc!r A1nuskcaE, LuskrSon WOOD; sehr
f1ax it1 GfssMiord AmkexoI wood, sehri q. Chan.
:. ss s5.a e.a .eii s s{s
.eud schr JnllA u. Mtsflll 3ulkrgOa lumber; acl1f
ADVANCE, Musktxou lumber; schF Pilgrim Suotevon
iutn'srl sehF Fate Lyun. MuskeEoa. ianher; ssEr T.
4. sItnnoe1 Mlskexon. lumber; schf besl!e Cakins
CLk.nsHcxs-seh J. Il, Wilbur, Cleveland, 40 ions
Aecl rella prop Apofc0rn OKltntLuSX, 9lV m tQMhct
prop Cnafos eItx. MApisses, 100 6u o4t htis neci
fsi e.: " 9s,as aa4Is,s; p1,s .s5
;Hrn ~ Ita dovr and sua4rleas >cF slupvY GtsI
W. entn ~ BY oats a brl! Hour 10 brla pTrK, ami
ass *s. soS b Pstf safa, PbssH L. 3.s.t .at
uQu lAlfttefces iSf1, " ~ e3.
, 1877-06-02

WARsAW, H., Juno 1.-UiscounReupent And
dcspopIency, which bruo.led OVER lhs lninla Of te
farmers. has been completely dfssipAlca by tho
charming weather which las brcn continuous for
Tho pant ten days Never beforo have euch energies
bce,i exestc4 and 10 successful has sl.uost ovcry
QUE esua =. 70 haTs nearly hnl.hsd planting.
one tell, md With tho Improved planter thu
ground Is planted a. fast a. plowsa. The WORT
feature Of tho corn.nlaneing Is, that thoso wlu
p'aucl too soon had 10 ptsut over and ths Kruu nd
IL n"t In near good order ~ tllat which was nui
Plnwed III the season proper opened.
Tho accraTe 0f corn will bo about equal with m
aveEagc. Although lats thurs In no present reason
bnt lhts county will largely exceed tho Yield Vi laat
years product. Wheat IL VERY promising. Uats
clover, and meadows Al! that could b. desired,
, 1877-06-02


CHICAGO. June l.-As | am tue sfeh,tcct who
dtcw tho plkus OF the Rockford Coutt. .lluuse, I
W1sh 10 mAks the following statement: When
pnbllc excitement runs high over calamity such
a. happened II tbls bulldlns It Is almost useless to
ask sof calm and far view, aud tbs press Ia often
Increase the farose for tho sake ot tho seusaton,
faskca tho public onee before to stsy Judgment On
the diftster until An examination Of tho Gauss
coald be had. Such m examination has been bt1t.
ana the Cospntts Jury anjustly threw ths blame
on me. want ~ discuss The facts ~ briehPas
possible, sud explain tho causcs that led 10 ibis
partlesn verdict Idrew tha plsus fola certain
4um. and wa mol employed to aatertnteud at ali,
local Superintendent, As. Latham, and
building cousmIttee took char.e Of
tho actual work. II went to Rockford,
when called, TO estimate tbs smouns Of work exs.
cutad. 10 order that the contractor, Mr. Nlchsrd.
son, mlEhs draw bis pay pft rata. Except ~ cx.
ss soa IL woia s ", = aaas aas
&c eoaa o5 aaxs tG sstefe.
sapsns sapss nao ~ ~
lny care aud Judgment, 4nd ,hs cont{scloE nust b.
watched constantly to ses that DO doe. aciusliy
Eane h ~ now attaeh 10 mysYli /. lint Vt SLOWING
~ !its* o. wotkmsa and ny chzraetef ~ an asch.
pes.ons who. duubtle.s housss, mlxIt Ss, apd. a.
asiuai'y proved n shls esss wete. en.rey incona'
Theis should hs one eompeteps and EesponSiGls
Ths ious aides Of Tho eeptssl pavilion wars Of
stone snd bgtcx, and baseIJ txsnty feet bigb,
and tha two Inner corners rcsted On columns
Of Iron. and these cufumns Festsd on bFick
walls wtdsaed Into plers. ThIs wall o. successivs
OF plsfs gave way and lha pavilion wi Inward,
eastyiny u! bcI9te It. Tha exlesiur walls are pcf.
fect and solid The real important question, thsse.
10ss hinges almpy on tho sutlcseueJ u these piers
They wefs cfutsd OH ths plaus Two fsc1 TED and
aSo's&hshs inches wide, With beating .stoae4 and
tou plates on Lop foF tho iron column, and bond.
stoues throughols tho piers from bottom 10 top.
These piers wefc scdaccl In Width BY the COD.
tractor stx nchcs, aud also further tccuceI by tic
contractor W eatln4 Into lHeu about six iuehus 10
!of1, Askxw.tsck for the rAult arches; that u,
twelYs Inches. Or uoru thAn one. khIrd OF tha
stsvasaa Of As plsr, ~ planned, did not sxisL
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thcstn, and restored the faculty Of scnsatlor.
some patients csnlll he helped by the touch of
gold, copper agrred better With others, and zinc
au!tcd tho constitution of third set.
p,s,siy lntcly some members OF tltc SocIctc do
b;ologte have given ". Bur1's practice trial,
n'th resul!4 which keem satisfactory enough.
rn s, example. pstlen. Of the salpesr1erc, xiii
81 suout sixteen, subject to hallicfnatlons and
unable to feel on The right side of hcr BODY, was
ifcatSl with gold bracelet 1t Is said thai b.
lore TIC application Of the braf clet she allowed
hersclf to be pnehcd and pricked with needlse
wlth perfect Indifference. Fifteen minu.er after
tse t.' otnament was claspcd round her wrist tho
sliRhtsst tuch Of the needle drew bo ii and
provoked calculations from The sufferer. iIer
right eve, which had been blind during her iii.
ness; now distinguished colors, and Ier right
ear detected sounds. o""
:. On other patients gold had no effect, but
zinc or copper restored, for tic time, the lost
senses. IT is 10 be noticed that in few hours
The dcadhtss to feeling returned in these ly4.
tereal eSbjerts, and it Is also said that what tic
rght eid6 OF the body gntnct, the left ellie lost.
~, On i!e whole, the discovery atems rather
curious than profitable,
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CANADA.
Sn1cldc'-"1lallway SeW&--Tho lnnocents
Ahrond.--Impcrlal lIonor4 Confcrred..A
Destructive Flrs ~ tlull.-.A culture.
Hpsftli M&pQteA 10 M Tk1huaA

r. -StR
shlc'uc'-"Hallway SeWs--Tho Innocent
Abrond..-Impcr1at lIonora Conferred. a
Dcstrucktyo Flra a. .t,ull,-,trrIcustu..
rn..5,, u.,,,.h - y, n..,s!
, ett.'.' n''. A"tta1se" - as 4Houne.
LONDON ohs.. Juae LA shocking traCcdj
took placo hero this afternoon. The Isoy. Dr..
Motlen, Of London Township, while passing u,
Richmouu street. upposite tue Mcrchan,s, HAM
drew smith : W'cssoa reyolysr saa .hot bim,rl
tafongh lae temple. several gentlemen passlA.
ntufd INC report, ah1 saw the reverend Gcntlcu.uE
fall, with The plstol In hIs hana and r4n 10 hs
s.,anco ,but ho vas fast expiring and nsvrr .not,
ugtrrwnrd.. nr. IL n. Mnrdcn' dr,vin., ...s .t'Ss ~
-, el"a.us' ~. ~ .. "osae"s osN1ns past Or
us ptoles"ona! .oaaas, pu'n. hs!lcds
was no1H"ua " ushoIa ~ the suicide
h's own tonsin. Deceased was dressed
ia 4 1ne dress.coA& :vh!ta lid rloves M,
fancy yely,t yryt having rnttcn hI,,.sIf ~ i 49,
sS' 49,. .....tt' -; s' 1s'ss" W ~ tae
Hose pfesehtaele sty!s. lle haa or late been can'
washing for church. but unsucccssluly, and II il
also satd he was lately disappointed In love, on
len apparently 10 ju.tlfy h(s fato, "'''
Specia, HsnatcA 10 ~ 7t3sur.
MoxTRxA1, June J. Tho lion, Lucius RabIn,or
Of Newport VI, Ans been apttuptcd m neral n :, ~
ager Ut the Montreal, Portland i Nostun Itnifwsv
Operations M this road have been 1xain fesumcd'
giving ctpb, ,n,rpt to 4 largo body of luhorrI =
aud tho contractors expect IL hnyS i'm
Of August. Al th!s point thr road in,rT,ccts
tho 6onshe asteEn and tho Fsasumpsc, which lines
viii run int Montreal yn tho uaw 1in. I'M r"x @
iny tho well. known Montreal 4 Boston Air 1,no
complete and independent.
Ttie Huasfs tu.nfxht SAYS thu loca1 f,ovsrn.
mrnt arc u logKerheads Oh tho policy 10 10 pUr.
sued with regard 10 Tbs Montreal, Ottawa / Westcsu