Montgomery County sentinel., 1877-12-14
BREvITIES.

Senator Dennis, of this State, backs Conk-
link in his opposition to The New York
appointments.
The Worcester SPY playfuIiy alludes TO
Senator David Dafis as coward and dema-
gogue." Luckv for the Sp that it ism
where Judge Davis can sit down upon it,
Boston Past.
A st. Louis widow has three husbands
She has on hand Il lawsuit to break lhe will OF
the first, another to recover the insurance
money on the life of the second, and third
TO obtain an alimony from the last.
The following are the Democratic puraliies
at the last State elettion in New York as de-
clared by the board of canvassers Beach,
1861; Olcott SO, III; Schooumnker, | ,54l
Mackin, l3 657; Seymour, 81, l64.
II is singular fact that of the unfortunate
national ships lest within the last decade we're
named after Indian tribes as follows: Sara
nae, Saginaw, ldano and Huron, IN all Of
which there was a fearful loss of life
A letter from Rlme states that the Rev
John j. KeAne of Washington, D c., has
been appointed Bishop of the Catholic Diocese
of Richmond, Va, to succeed the Rev. james
Gibbons, recently made Archbishop of Bali-
more.
The Nashville Brnner says: "Sone years
ago Andrew johnson charged that General
Grant was liar, and most people thought he
proved il. Two months ago General Grant
charged that Charles Sumner was liar, and
it is shown concIusively that the liar in this
case wasn't Sumner"
Some points Of Hayes message have greatly
alarmed the Quincy en- Hcrald 1t says
The people must now buckle on their armor
and make a strong fight for their rights and
property Hayes is in league with property
grabbers, and he is in a position 10 do The
people great deal of HARM
DR.. Albert T. Bledsoe, editor of the South,rn
ReDieW, distinguished minister and formerly
professor in the University of Virginia and
other colleges, and at one time editor Of the
Episcopal Methodist. published in Baltimore
but alterly editor of the Southern ReUie,c, died
al Alexa"drin, Va, Saturday night Of pnraly
sis, in the sixty-ninh year of his age.
A series of cock & 1hls have been in progress
in Atlanta, Georgia, for two days between
game birds from Tennessee and Georgia -
Thiriy-three battles were fought, there being
no society for the preyention of cruelty to
animals TO spoil the sport, in which Georgia
won seventeen aud Tennessee sixteen Two
thousand dollars depended upon the result of
believed to have changed hands.
This is the kind of dollar the Cincinnati
Commercial wants "We do not want Wall
street silver dollar coined, but a peoples silver
dollar-a Mississippi-val dollar--a dollar
with an eagle on it, whose right wing shall
fan Washington city, while his let WATTS the
dust along the streets of San Francisco, and
bis tail spreading over Iludson's bay, while
his beak is dredging lhe mud islands from the
stream between the jetties at South Pass"
There is great deal Of agitation in Louisi-
ana over the subject Of a new constitutional
convention. Tie New Orleans Times saws F:
IA large majority Of the people are disron-
tented with the present constitution and de-
mand change. A new one, so lar from be-
ing an extra expense would or al least should
be an immediate economy. The indications
are that the Legislature will wisely yield to
10 the popular demand and provide for calling
II constitutional convention.
The wife of Philadelphia clergyman, on
her deathbed, said TO him "DOn't grow
morbid when am gone. Go into society, be
cheerful, and let no regard for my memory
check you when you see Il. TO marry again
1t is my wish the children must be cared for /;
you will need n helper 10 your work. You
cannot live alone; your temperament is all
against ii; ouly choose a cheerful woman and
teach her to love our children. Don't answer
me, and don be governed by what the world
says or thinks"
We were exposed last week TO a pililess storm,
that wet our feet and stockings, and indeed
our person all over. ln fact we took n crack
ing cold, which brought sore throat and
severe SYMPTOMS of fever. The good wife as
serted her authority, plunged our feet in hot
water, wrapped us in hot blacke:s, and sen 1
our faithful son for u bottle OF Ayers Cherry
Pectorsl. 1t is splendid mediciue-pleasant
10 take, and did the JOB We slept soundly
through the night and awoke well the next
morning. We know we owe our quick re-
covery TO the Peeloral, and shall not hesitate
to recommend it TO nl who need such medi-
cine. - Tehuacdna Tsrds) Presbyterian