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, 1877-02-10
rurl'Eu ON AMERICA,


Afr. Murtin F. Tuppcr Is In Charleston, s. c.
Tho N'esez Of that city prlnts letter which liz
has written to friend In England, In wh!cl, llc
praises this country without limit, an! says:
! note everywhere, Al m unbiased traveller,
vast uisanee nna improvements not alone material:
0f all these parallel lincs Of husuHn ptogreIs tito
marvellous Centennial Exhibition !. the eulmln.-
tlon and tho Hover. Contrastcd with others have
seen, Il Ia FlCtoria lie2ia 10 q common water
lily. For n,cntas, there II not better. educated
people on tho face OF tho Garth. Schools md
teachers, churches AMI chapGls, G0oks aud news
papers. arc only almost too abundant; except
among tho newest em!Grnnts from Europe, Il fs
dcuit to anh mn iguuTant pcrsUn and there seems
to bu no hoMu where the children are not hahtuul.
" sent to fcho0l. For n.osnl4 which Include so-
clals there 70 W vast sirp inward absuinte tenn.
Ierlnce that Americans mAy now be called n water.
drinking pelrlc. | hnye mt set rcen a single
cnso of tnt0xlchttun. and habits Ut ,1rnnI.lrnkng
rs:n to be quite III ttlc dCclnr. M casu OF cru
city to AnsInua+ 0r evcn 0refarfv!ns fprrhaps the
4:i0 tso1tng hatr!les ut rarlnE mun inay ba TX.
ccrtcdl, iaA met my Geaner. lllayc seen no nircct
quarrel. no onH handrullel. nnr heard one foul
word Ur cxccratnn. 6eyutal claes NS curious hon.
Csty harc occurred to Myse'i. willie TIM general
good nature nnd courtesy, anil even settfor ttfnl-
icss. of tlse bulk "t tlobc uno Essuta arc traita
ahnIiaanlly nottecahle. f"n may my, dear ",
that take nm optlInlrt view nf thtngs but stun
be without +!n. nor h1lnnn nature generally FREQ
from, fully, nor tan IL hne IL mel political lifu
purified from corruption, nrp manifest trullH; hut
a al events The good - IN tho nsrlaca and not tho
evil, and no pno has right 10 condemn what ho
cannot perceive.
, 1877-02-10
y. r. STEWART.


Jufgc W. ". Campbell, writing from Cherry
Wiley, tells the story Of tho Invitation given .o
Mlr. A. r. Stewart to become Secretary Ut tho
Treasury. liz says: ~ tIfncl with Mr. Stew.
art III company with Gen. Grant oil thu day
w'lcn the Invitation to become Secretary VI thu
Treasury WIS given personally to lliu'. Az We
passed from tho parlor to this ,Ining-roun hu
pressed my hand, pnying only, 1t has GOMEZ
Alter Gen. Grant Lett, Alr. Stewart opened the
sub]cett baylug that tlIulgt. thu !nyitation lad
bccil kindly ind eurncstly Elycn, !Ie could nrs
possibly accept; that his business WIS 81 cxtc1'-
slve he could nut we'll lcuyu Il; md Besides, lla
hAd na political experience. anil whliu
he might be able to n,allge tho financial tle,lrt-
sncnt, 10 would not ho ahln tu meet the Eolt-
icnl wFshcs Ut tho Republican party After
hours 0f earnest discussion 1t was t!,a1ly agreed
that II Bancroft Dny1s, whs, lal expressed q
wlsh 10 bc Aeslstant Secretary of Stnte (which
otllco he oht1l|ncu nnl ahly ille!), could bu In
t!uccd to take tito place III Ills asslaabt IN tho
TREASURY 10 would atrept." After It. wua dis
covered that ai old siatutu iorls.ttu his Holding
tue oal!cc, Mr.. Stcwurt su!tl tn tie JltIEu t,lat
IN tis Judgment tho c1I,rsc lle 0iEcrri to takc
with hs mercantile business would llnve brc1t
substantial c0n,llianra with the law; that he
tllnl carefully natnred system IN hIs mi,,l lor
carrying on tho Department, mud added, ~
Would have taken the 1atl, u Office"
, 1877-02-10

ttx"* !ui to ie"k II p,arr'ara ii III. rht Il 10
ultimately. in That Of Individual happinc:.. Mai.
tagcs That are bn.cd upon relf*hnr's Of res"!on
er erne s% appo:s on
!" Ha,sst h 9nE 70 e %.,
oot Is Witch Ill !tase s entered with I'll tho
yi2l1ancc with which shr young mother watches her
enter IT, precincts rave on 6onded Knee and
sas I'D oa heart as .ne, ss4s s
guard T .ha. nano xho should cnce snier eonii
b. 'hne by ssSoas npraden sxd
and !lf.asenrtet mafrinec'. wonld mike the
BIZ 10 eunffont the wor,, In marriage foF home,
anat wonld have her Who .loai' Ell hrr pe!,on to
tte degraded In marriage ,hs culpnbte az gtlv, ~
impure in heart. she j. held to ic wfo rrie II
otherwls. would put s'esy influence q 30
pafpo~ts tn whatever form they might exit. md
,,n, rns"sfage IT, honor; purity: v,rue and chastity
en,ly convey. .he control q the per.on ii ihe wis
10 the husband. and wontd make her n. much lis
Guardian hganAt ImpFopcr nse r. she II supposed
credy. rcrct To IL. dceecrutctl hy an unwelcnmc
touch. would mako entorecd commerce AZ much
willing chi'd.icnrng double crime, would
se 1n - het a. q H.
bIca6 ter could never enter his heart.
III reply to The question as to what cOurto
they hal laid nut for the future, Miss ClAin
sail that thcy should 1lave sailed for Europe In
August had Mrs. WMxlhuIl not been Obliged to
stay to rciatc an Infamous slan1cr which ap-
rrasctl III Weatern paper, tie oiiv unkind
words published against her III rn1rc thann year
Nfre. Woodruff hail an engagement to open at
hcr Ms1esty's Thcatrc, lecturtng for fifty niEhts
GirCat Britain and ireland. sho was sccurctl
against loss by people ri distinction, who hal
cordially urged her IL visit England. Assured
try where she would not have to fight against
persecution, aul With the change Of scenery antt
sursoulniiuE.. Miss Claaia Anticipated that lcr
sister would be greatly benefited. The lecture
hly i,c the Inst AIRS. Woosthull wonld deliver In
tho United States previous to her departure.
, 1877-02-10

alnnc, and ". Mt will, HIN. On tic wav. lie
e.,s the doE coming on. a RIM. aNi ln;sn,-
Ing nn.l saapp!n4 rs l'e ta1e. I;:l,,g
u,,asn1cd rrcn W.T.. st!'l, anil rcn,rtl.
lcring that NAL dogs nrc rail u keep
right IN and mt tlsr1, h93o n rrcat crrorl Mr.
Holden ran witt, his boy into lane pttHa9c
keen the rtlatl. In this lie was mistaken. Ttc
'log rushed nftcr them, determined To bite. IL
was pcrilo1s moment, and the I'suo was prol,-
ably life 9r dealt, and there was not moment
dcn resolutcly awaited ihc ontct Of tho rab!d
creature. .1ti.t rs the tfoy. lhasing and gnasl,-
ing Iii. teeth, wa. IN thu vcrr act of tprinung
1non him. Mr.. l!olaen, hr vigorous and well
right critical acconl OF tine, and planted well In
tie side Of the cnJ, ln!ti tho furious creature
sentcless at Its feet. NcI.hbors, armed with
weapons, SOON arrived, md tho dog was dts
notc)rtI.
, 1877-02-10
COIlIsESl'ONDENCE,
A FEW MlltACLEs.

10 inc Eaif9F ~ jAS 3TtdufS.
CnlcAco, Feb, DIN these tlnys Ut fp|raclcs
would lik1 10 mention u few instances which
have comu under my personal observation, that
whuteves agency theru NAV hayu been tu ucrou-
plish the cures that savors Ut the supernatural
ust bo credited to tic other slde of the oltsc
I will only mention the ,,n,no Ut o,,o purity con.
ccrnel In the instances Twill give, but II uny une
has tho curiosity u know all the facts and cir
tulhssnnces cunncctcd With ensh case, hayu Ito
objection to your ElStng such my narln, fur
alis ready " vducii for each rasc.
Tho lfst instance will mention: Tleru lived
ncur Akron, H., wul,,at whu hal htcn suffer-
Ing uEtler sutne strange l,alucInat0n for years.
AMI hll this t!l1e hntl been t1InlHct 10 ltr bed
The attending physician, Dr.. kccly, Ut that
days (half euntury ns0l hul was y very pro-
tano man. 1io tailrlul That her ll!irullEca wcrs
not real, or that change III thc programme
1,es 1mesht silcst TT cure, aud prcarra,ged With hcr
II she was no better ha would try IN expert.
ment lie met her husband at the door, found
sho va, no % better, ani Iaslle lnto tho house,
Of lirc. turned 70 the bed, pulled down tl.o
clothes, aod wih tiFe In HI; sye Is well as Is Ills
burn you urn This woman slipped out tho
other side OF tho bcl, perfectly cured.
Tho sccn,ml case Is olic where woman In Con.
nccticnt fiAa bCcn het-rFllcn for more than tc,l
Years. Her husband concluded to move to
Northeastern Ohi9. y required nearly all sum-
brought in wagon Ut ths ratio Of from i've 10
ten miles per day. When they landed, her
bEother-ln.law used some fndecorous, profane
language IN rcfcreee to her. WHICH ~ llsccnsed
her th.t she ncyrr had any difficulty in walking
thereafter.
The third cnse Is ono where man was atlict-
ed with sclattc rheumatism for ~ nuny years
fS.t ss xho. % s1Kai: sns1, as complete;
think hp wae Ut,u Of tie mpSt urDfNnG n1cn
, 1877-02-10
CfTxANitAGNEIN CHINA.
Y,f!t Man Ndx<jts,

Gen. lGnaticfT, when leaving his am1,aasa-
dorial most nt reklng in 1861, presented q case
of cha1upngnc tn su Shun, aI Imperial Prince
and the chief fayurltc ot the Emperor, hut
omitted In send corkscrcw with It. Not wish
ing 10 tnnl,onolIzu the wine, anil being mindful
0f l,fs patrtM's taste for etrpng drinks su sht,l
forwarded aolHo Of the wine To the t,a1are. Tho
compliment WIS .lnly, appreciated. but when thu
Etnn.ror ordered IFS Imperial butler TO opc, n
bottle, TINT ftsncttonary, who lad never seen
hottses 50 fastened down, WIS completely at a
loss how to ret nj the contents. as a last re-
source, he put bottle Oil n stovc, and 4he re-.
suit In due course WIS d tremendous explosion,
which caused considerable ALARM In the Celestial
household. SIT shun soon alter lost hs bead,
hut Oh another Indictment.
, 1877-02-10
THE FIFTH JUDGE.

Judge Joseph 7. bradley lsays un cxct,augc)
was tho eldest OF family OF ten children living
In Albany County, New York. Ills futhcr was u
poor fsrn'cr, md young Joseph was not permit.
ted Ito attend sehuol, although, ho early u,uul-
fested grcat aptitude AZ q scholar. It is said ba
was able To spell correctly words of fur or 1--WE
syllshles wllen he WAS but years Ut age, and
by could l,ld, suhtraet, ansl liytso readily bcturu
his 9TH birthday bcsies hayiug studied gra,I,-
mar. DoMinte Myers, ol TIC village rilurrl,,
tooS Efeas Interest III the boy, lrnt him books,
aud. when few asourx c,ul! IL spared from III
work, would invttu him 10 cosl,c tn tho house.
aud study. All this tins I'e, With hi. younger
Grothc.s, was vngagcd in pcd'liiug thascoal
through the stsvets III .Mba,ly. spncIi,acs max
lux vcrscs on tho way. When liz wa ii hu
taught Tilingc school, a,,l ihp ly tliu lrln Ut
Ills !atlIer an1 the caertio,s of Dois,Il,e Myers,
young Brattlcy was Ecnt to Kascts Col1ryc,
where lIo remained Until iu graduated, wvt, III
did with ull thc l1,nuFs Vt hih class lu isA at thu
assot y lIe appears {, have peculiar u,tI::
t@de ior tllu dead la1E.ases; l!o Is abc to real
Gcrn,al,, French, Spanish. al.l Italian,
, 1877-02-10

On tho authority Of q correspondent at liar.
wlntop, Conn.,, tho Hartford Times tells this
story; "Mr. Walter Beach, oi this town, hns d
horse TINT Is The ycry incnrnation Of mischief.
Moo and d.scs p M @ Hi's resept fysah e crvore
united fscIt, tlcir ,iltfcd paIr ii oxen In tho
easnr stable then quietly opened the door and
walked down to Wo'vt,ttv;l1c, mile and half,
to stable where 1t had bceli kept, opened the
door mud went In, and ui,teI another horse,
and coOlly turned him out Of the door nn,l Ipoll
Ills place III the tnmtiar stall. This is an utcx.
nggcratctl fact. MI. beach wants to sell that
AUfsc bally.''
, 1877-02-10
CURRENT GOSSIP.


THE BABY.
Fntl short Ills Journey was; no ilHft
nf Garth unto his sandals c1avc;
The Ncary weight thut old men must
He burc not 10 the grave.
lie Pccmctl chernb WIN had lost lis way
And wandered @ltller: no his stay
With ns was Kllust, nrlh 'tMnE most meet
THAT he ehonttl he I'M deliver In cnstlt'a clod.
Mr. need ~ pause and cleanse his feet
10 stAnl lHfOre Ats God.
, 1877-02-10

Tbs friends Of ex+Poljer,uaM John Holden,
who, siure 10 left Hartford, ilaa resided III
Palmer, aflss, will bo Interested 10 hear Ut an
adventure o! Ills with Ina.l dog. It happened
last week, while Mr. lEnllcn's wife was yisitiu.
her friends IN this .4ty, anil IL vasnc ncar psss
lug i truge,iy III wlsh he a,l Lis little b'y--une
Or tetl,-woul4 haya igufcl ~ the victims.
Knowing tlat u.ad dog WAS Ut Large, aud
not Willing to 1tt Liz litl!e boy ~ to schuul
, 1877-02-10

: III lhF f.HI1Dt ~ 7Hk 7FE6HHF.
CntcAao, Feb. OIL hnvc IN my library a copy
Of the " l3rccrhes Dlblc," taId to be so .rrV
zearee.. Ny copy Is clean, handsome book,
not fcaf missing. It Is u b1aek-leiter copy,
published A. D. 1911, thc ycar the first uslitlUn
0t kiug. JaMcs' version appeared. "Thc
Brccchcs Bible" is the Gencynit versiun, which
was IN general use in England before
King Jamcs' version WIS issued. It tonk ita
they scwcd tlG-trcc leaves tugutiicr and mate
Themselves brcccl,es.n Over 1OU years agu tho
pusscssor Of ti,le volume wrote III t1.c Fu,nily
Record, "Th!s book wits left INT by my Great
INC than ali the world bcaldc." There IL an
other rare nnd curious Bible, mt quite as old,
l,eattnE date a. D. 18Th, In ". u. KcLu, Cooko
i Co.'s collection. IL is folio volume, the
splendid copy III brass-bounl binding and clasps.
It is III ilnr condition. and very scarce. &.
, 1877-02-10

I.nH EAIE-ta yu Viii. rt;E{;II,sr FLrGXyr
r s.orr t'artle frunt A,uf" I47 A.lnrd.ty la.N0 O.
S,tory Grek h,tc ~? WI 'dans.,; a. 70. !.
Clark.st.. In bark.
1rt,H HsALE-t1tnn-t:ESrEA nEsiSEaS rfajr.
rtty, Aya 10 per cent nrt; mt tctat1; hest harKnEn
in city. Address u II Tribune once. "
I;oit sALE.ft%E LOT Fun STORE AND .nWELL.
former Price. el,5O. LAfskIS q C,l, tu] Washlnx.
, 1877-02-10

WYOMING, ILL.,, Feb. a.-tn THE TR.BdSE Of
the Cd inst. W. i. Rawlnus publishes that there
n nnotlcr "1}rcec!cs Bible, al which he is tho
owner, and states that lie believes there arc no
more In this country, IN which oplnsun ho Is
mistaken. The Rev. ". Walters, Of this city,
has copy (datc 10l1), brought BY hlrnsclf tnaay
ycars since from England, but which is not for
snlc at anv price. With this exception, be.
lIcru ". J.. X. Is right III Ills belief. llo also
thinks value mIne ut too low a figure. I stat
cd, In my forlncr letter To your valuable paper,
that Ons-fourth the amount John Smith valued
hts at would bur my copy, the date u which Is
that 10 be It's full vnluc. think It wurttl
much larger sum. did not wish IL understood
that tho ab0vo was n stumbling offer for nil
TING. However, nm set willing to comply
with raid offer. Tor rcasofs patent.
EEFUs MoTTEn. i,
, 1877-02-10
MRS. WOODHULL.

She Gives a FREQ Discussion OF Our Soc1at
Antl Political lSystcsus---1low She Would
Govern ifusha,..la md Naslnna.
Mrs. Flrtorin G.. Woulllull and her sister,
Miss Tcnnlc Clatlin, arrived ut tic Palmer
House OH Thursday, md were found there Inst
rvcn!tg by TltiHuHE reporter. a. Mrs, WuM1-
hull Is to lecture ut 1iaverlys Thcatrc on sun-
duy cycning, sle WIS interviewed On That
subject.
~ understand, aIrp. woolhull," said tic rc.
porter, "that sou propose to lecture lit this city
sllorttyl"
ayes, + have accepted mn invitation to appear
before my departure for Europe, anil will stcnk
at Hnrcrly's Theatre on Sunday evening. NV
lecture will be entitled "Thc Ilumu. Body tue
Temple Of God" which consider one OF the
greatest efforts Of my life, and whrl, las re-
crivcd unstimtel pruise froul the literary men OF
New York und l,oston.t'
"Whnt ideas arv embraced In this rroluc-
tionf'
'S.eIal, Industrial, an.l financial"
"Wllat do you thfnkaf cur financial rystym n
II think 1t Il a !rulltl. IL IL uot based upon
principles, aipl 1t IL operated in the interest Of
the non-;'rmluring us ugaluSt those Of il,e pro-
wealth dcpctltIs."
"WImt, 'woald. you do 10 remedy the present
ing labors' To this Mrs. Wonlhat'1, rising froul
her seat, replied Il, uu ciNlurnt tuue:
! would arss @ nb9!ls legal Interest and mako Il a
cri'nr, ~ lhe Bible does. to taku urnFy IN any
turn. would Bbp tho payment OF interest Of the
PUBLIC Ieot. and nsu the money to kut The mem
puycA At,d starving labnrcrs al w01k on internal
pc for doinx 80, bccau&s It would 10 rlg!lt to pra-
vent w!detptsaI sMofI"; aas revolution u the r.
u a g md sss aa
those aiieaay inllt would eon.tsac. I'M immc,,.s @a.s
Gor of ot seist might IL ul!Issi w,c., "t.icswisu
nnrp,pl"ye. bceaaau every day That any !nborcr Ia
shtt MSs II + s Sos, s
la.Iue.s = depressed. EvrIy laGorrr thus ma!e
abolish tEiurerlym aud crime ny giving cvuEy.
andy caancu 10 wuEk al l!sriF choteu uecupa,!oi,
but thy pseferre. u a,ar tatI,sr than q work
Of sascala BY removing tlr Inducements ta la,caii.
XII woai,! make Z .nI'q;.s't!u i.r alThsn9i:
1s:'"s "; s'ss;tiissz ss hi b; s =
IT, ;osei s' It. s Nv fsn sS nj
lcayu item 10 s:and Of ial upan ths honor or want
Vi r. Tho rul'trActing PARTIES. The result u! which
ctrdIk unu fos all fltGrc llg, aud cunpel honesty
~ necessity io5 ex,sssaes "a .akis !. ths intss.
nnd this, In turn wuu1u at.sstl all civil ;uurts ani
lawyers with nli llrlr sttuctc. and sxpu,,ses.
would recover tu the t'nnc the gnlL, styrr, cop
aud work turn fur its bcs,r;l, mud wuHiu srnl
everyday who shaHIM lu found tatnprting With
had | thc ,taWrf, I would mako both compulsory
and voluntary idcnrss impossible and wtpe aut
& sae .ta'n of 'ni!l,ens 1taTs!ns ilv IN !ana @ Of
prop!c. and lush ths wall aud suffering that duats
npo" 'hs ~fnas fraa. sfery section q thy uol:
s1s s !ese M w oase .aate III a. psss
fruM beln: Pushed hcad!uHs Into q arcsu'utton mud
, 1877-02-10
POISONOUS FIREWORKS.

#
Miss Helen Locke, OF Bristol, n. H., died re-
Gently, uftcr inhallng gas from tired Grc,''
burned during young 1adlcs' tab1caux enter.
talntncnt, In which she took part. "Nctl flrc''
should bs utterly banisled from tho parlor md
tile lctture-ruou. 1ts funlcs uro highly
poisonous. It Is eompUsed Of nitrale IT stfo,i-
tn, black eulphIde Of antimony, sulphRr, an.l
ehlUrate Of notAsl. The crimson color IL due
tn tlu strontia. The latter is salt of tic metal
strontluln.
, 1877-02-10

: 70 Tie IsNloT ~ 71e 7rfIMnf.
BUNKER Hill, H.. Feb. 7.-In your Issue Of
a dny Or two nyo ". j. Rawlings etatcd that liz
kncw Of only two copies Of the "Breccllcs b.
bic y In this country. III 1850 saw n copy IN
excellent preservation at Mobile, Ala. Ii was
III tue possession Of book-lcalrr, ". :. Barton
by italnc. +. Y. UEDLEr.
, 1877-02-10

TO Me Edft9T or 7h6 Tribune.
CHICAGO, Fcl,. 0.--l1arlng ercn nnd read fn
your paper scvrrnl communications concerning
miraculous cures, take the liberty Of CIV
ing you one which lat least to mc) Is wonderful.
Ny father Is nne Of the old Methodist tl,luls-
tiers Of the. Eric Conference, mud when wns
about l2 years old one Of his rarlsh.oncr. wns
father wns sent for Ut midnight, md i,o called
me to hitch up his horse, and took inc with him,
Wien wo arrlvcd. tic Doctor wI,u was present
said, lie Will mot lat over lnlf mn flourh His
NlfG begged OF my father to pray for him, AMI
lc did aud sucl, /, prayer! Willie my eyes were
closed saIl t0 myself, "rhat man viii live"
When We arose from our knccs tho man COM
tnc1lcea to get better, and finally recovered.
is peculiar, II not a lntraelc. I. NJ. Heard.
, 1877-02-10
BLUE GLASS.

---rs ~ A ~r
6LoE GLASS.
ncmarkai,1o Manifestations or 1ts Enccs
un,n yInn, 1,nn.s ,rn-,e.s nal 1rnn.-
a!"ta i" " sa.'"s es 80 ~ o.,....,' .. ~,
.'otes' AZ" e"H"hke' At t"' o"p"E"a" Wis
!ake OF ofasaT'nstc'
Ihc littlo suburb OF Grassplattc, one OF the
less prctentious retreats about Chicago, Ia Just
\ now suffering a violept attack nj n cnntarfn,s
"s-0o .n r1nI ue'.'oi'ns >" '"''ous poA ttols
| OF Ing uhtca states, otts confined somewhat
exclusively nt present to Chicago and Its Imrnc-
tllatc y;ctnnrc, The rnccIfc contortous prtncinlc
| ~ tho 1,.nr1or ,nnonrs -, t.v. h.o, l,rv t1,r
49, .'sos. ~ ~ NV. o.e -. ,"e W.,
| ."'"t iof VeF'ou u se'era1 "eckst oat o"1n3
to some recent prcdiaposlng causes, suddenly
gave rise, some three weeks sner, to intense
icbt,,c symptoms, followed DIRECTLY by decided
arn nrayn,,.,.., a.,,1' ~ ,.,, :, u'eeu
~ .,". ~ -. ".''.A ."., .Alse' ''st'
| luz !1alnaS appears 10 Eemaln STATIONARY.
We arc nssurcu by eminent MEDICAL nuthor[.
tcA that the types Of disease like the types Of
chcrnctcr chon.,o r,,b An r-or-o.. ~ :,ri,t,a-
.,". -. s"unss "!t' Wv WoAie1s y, t''!l'1a-
t,oi' ~ calhot oe taon2ht stfahge' therefore,
TINT this peculiar d!aordcr, being Of very recent
cation Of tl.scases put down In medical works.
| .,a U,ot .h.,ts,.., ...s." ~..,.. ~ 'SA. S''S'
| w" '"At p"2e.e'a''7 appcaF Hultc lsnolant III re'
HaEu 70 II. lhere can DC no uoubt OF ltA rcre'
brnl character, however, sitce It's earliest mani
| fcstat(ons wcrp amonr ccrtain sc!cntit)c snrnn.
ami ~. sn,ca,, In, ho,1 ,,,.+ ,,a,oa ~, .,..,1
~" ~ ~ e"N .'"' o.e 'oet ''a' neu n'" sap'tA
The eruption patches arc varied and peculiar In
form, assuming singular EcoInctrscal shanes,-
the rcctaDElc, square, triangle, Ctc.,-antf arc OF
lls1u Or purpls5ll htIe III tlIo nomenclature Nf
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irE n'li tho'e who wrrc cured here at the rnc III
20o per dny nj tho metropolitan Hall about ten
years DEo1, nj the rate o{ tel, tn ono tnse that
ran hc cited lnylng any tln!m to Divine inter
t!tc tho nl,ova To show the licruusnc+s II TIL.
thing, amt that those who would do gtnt t,,ty
hereafter he clothed and In their right mind nlrt
nut nrartftatiy intarsc all that wItchrb mud
sp'riluai1sts ever claimed for their ark-lnnter.l
tenf.ees, il they tlo not teach pure nnd u1l-
or.icr and not Of confusion, IL will be grcntly
dctnornllzcd aud brought Into contempt and
Shame. sTtOx,n
WAS MR8. ROBERTSON CURED or ANT DIsEAsEl
To the Editor ~ Tze Tttbnsr.
CHICAGO, Feb. V.-Tho case Of miracle or no
miracle Is before the public tribunal. TIM
TRIBUNE Inns produced two medical witnesses
wl'ose cvli1cncusts against the Idea Ut anything
miraculous or unusual til tho ease. They state
that Il was only case Of hyssericai paralysis.
Now, It seems ~ me that the important 4uce-
tions In the ease are these: ~ Was the woman
dlscasctlt ~ WAS siM curefl; and t3) MAS tho
cure sudden, unusual, mid permanent.
>, As The medical men sccm to bc familiar with
tho tAsc, will they please answer The following
queries fur the 1,clcft Of the interested public:
First-1s hy6teria dtscasci
:'etoad-.Wtat fs hystcr,eal paratysis,-n men,
tAl or physical tttcasel
1hira-ls H. scIf-llmitfng discnses
Lonrfh-is 1t ever cured by strong force OF
EInh-Docs faith strcngtteu or weaken tho
will, and docs faltl, 4eon'dcncc) nd or restore
curu III these cascs7
h 1"D9ss No @ strengthen
1!ns not God saId, "Acrorling 10 your faith
bc II unto yOu"t ANXIOUS INQUIRER.
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& sasts Vt time. 1aais tdual anstruesIon Ly !
rFaesit 81 u the chteaSo Cuu,metc!A !nst
6tsucttou III Enxsh branches AID Ge1snaA.
HVASTEi,-A TEACHER To PREPARE 4 YOUNO
W fur epllext. Ah1texx With tgSIs and refer
fuErk. q u TeihuUe Utucg.
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J. ing huuse. cohs1stlux VI EsckA. coltsts blos ~
ete+, 70 1s removed Immediately. 2t2 aat 1sA Au-
HAuGce.A Aft
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taOlIsES AND CARRIAGES.

tHV14HEsS AMI CAIg1ftA&sf'Ss
4 s. PERSON, WISHING TO sI;Sp \ Ilol.sE %
ten .prea mt nlrrlt cared for ny Supplying 10 OSCAR
FELL 1ls Nciiyan.a AZ. -
4 Ut:TIuS .sAiES EvElW TUESDAY,. ,TlllllLS.
~ day, aud Saturday, ~ 10 \. M. ny WESTON h
Ctt.
l1WM sA!.E-,ttlsEAT nAEH AlSS-SEvES llnlssEs
trial vltru. Ala al Kinds Vt carriages roPta rufks.
Ways phArtn~ s1e hara i0p delivery uaEn1, crrres4
E1Kune, All kIntA 1T 4FnrAa. 4llblt and A1hKe,
sn4 ssnd hand. !arss bnys!s. I'D delivery :sfons
oil fDilfhiy payment 4ta,tn iust bc au psy vi.
ysncus. II. c, WALKER 2th III. :s7. and s4' stata.
1rol. HAlE-uNErAIlsp DRIVING MA!&Ek, THEE
s,li. fs!cs1aah siabis JOHN MITCHELL co., srar
IN 5f4dsul.st.
" weighing about l.sps would putchnau il Itttr etrI
or thin In arsh: Apply Sunday and Tuesday at 1rc:
ntunt House snhles Couch place, between Clark AAA
lltarfhIrt!' 'xta- ~.
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ECiSlTrEE, vAls.:1AGE*. AMI MERCHANDISE
.tVrtu II loxest rates Ia eft prouf warehouse, IA
Aonlue'A We !oa1 ulouey y ~ grr cent psF Anauu
ksTOnAGE-ln. II, II. AND 10 kuETH CANAL.
- u. AbFchaadthr. furniture. produce, scLC, It Low
EatcA. Separate 4pAcI Fgatc1 low. ..E-' .-
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To EkENT-1xOOM3s

RIO REST-FuNSlstIEn ASH uSFuRSfsfIED
ntms IN TIC ltAfy l!hTS. northwest corner Green
nnd M.il.en X: ArPl{tn caIites ;ooto II Of Jan'
ito'. Or TO SE"ELk d Mnslit1 iss West MadtAon.st.
fIs0 KEST-S1CELY.fEHS f3nNR At NE.
dnccd prices, Appty At ls'r,sn ~ ii5 East Han.
, 1877-02-10

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
~e.cc.>~ - - -
rh4lnbeF Eusniurr; hanu>Ouc lar1os su!t p1rers
only s1 el!a,aikr .nts fsss. te1ucs1 ftvu ri u
tt,,Is H. 7, MARTlS. lat stasu.st.
GRAVE SALE Is nASkRufTCY-nNsE-nti -nti!iN.
- trs ranES and COOK btuycA In jub Lula of
elo*c OUT tac stock. A. II. hEAhLEs, Agent, III,
l2ke.... -