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neither according to the use of the primitive
church, nor according to the Church of Eng
land, has such proceeding any validity, and
he therefore warned them not to brlng their
children to such continuation A correspond
the Bishop of Chichester: at is all
very we'll for Bishop Durnford to rave
when it is too late. Why did he not
take care that Littlehampton was properly
provided for? Bishop Gregg's orders, sus-
pect, are quite as good as his own, while in
roint of learning and scholarly attainment
lif report speaks true), Bishop Gregg has an
immense advantage. Moreover, he is known
to be a man of earnest piety and great zeal.
AS Protestant evangelical christians we are,
| think, bound to be thankful for the intro
duction of the Reformed Episcopal church,
the more so, because it claims to be the ally
of all the faithful Protestant evangelical
clergy, and has no sympathy with political
apitators."
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The Experience of the Limekiln Club

Detroit Free Press: Brother Gardner, of
the Limekiln club, is a keen observer of
things. He has read that music will soothe
the savage breast, and has seen horse stop
on the street to catch the notes of hand
organ. He has long been of the opinion that
music would materially swell the amount of
change dropped into the hat, and to give the
idea a fair trial, he had Struggled fiddle
into the hall. AS the treasurer started out
with the hat, old Uncle Dan started out with
the fiddle. He had been charged over and
over again to play something soft and low
and full of awe and dignity, and he meant
to do it. As Sir Isaac Walpole dropped a
nickel into the hat Uncle Dan started off with:
"The night was dark as Tomcats,
The road O full Of snakes
At sign from Brother Gardner he changed
my little brother climbed tree
Gollyl golly!
Climbed up there the land to see
Gollyi how he fellp'
The members were diving into their vest
pockets with such swlftness as had never
been seen before, and a perfect shower of
change seemed falling into the hat.
I" Saw whale go swimming long
GolIy! Golly!
Heard him BLOWN out his song
Golly! cher more!"
There was a dangerous movement of feet,
but Brother Gardner took the chances. He
eISAdiIcu lOt OnCic Ian W luCrcdSc Uut uuO-
ton, and off she went
saw a hoe-caks way up high
Golly golly
Rising as one man, the audience broke into
single shuffies, double shuffiee, clog dances,
breakdowns and all other handy movements,
and for five minutes Paradise hall was sight
to see. 1t was not until some one had hit
Uncle Dan on the ear with candlestick, and
some one else had thrown dipper of water
over Rev. Penstock that anything like
order was restored. AS stiffness reigned at
last the president said:
"Gem'l len, / hez no words of reproach. Dis
affair simply proves dat human natur kin
nebber grow outer itself, an dat cherry Twin
man kin be touched to de heart if we only
strike the right chord. l didn't look to see
Sir Isaac frowin' his feet in de air, an den
jumpin' ober dem, nor to see Rev. PEN
stock keepin' time on his mouf, but we all
hez our failures. De janitor will take car of
dei6ddle, andIwe1l 20 back to business"
Our reporter was con6dentially informed
after the meeting adjourned that the amount
of the collection was only nine cents, while
the damage to furniture was ten. The pres
ident willingly but sadly admitted the scheme
had been a dead failure.
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The delegates to the senatorial convention
met at Pikeville last Wednesday. and nomi-
mated Colonel w. A. Musgrove, of Fayette,
to represent the twelfth senatorial district
There was full representation from all the
counties.
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and for these 1t embrowns and black the
hair not the skin. II Is vegetable enaoeIt, not
burning fluid. IL does not buresQue nature with
blooming metallic Enges, but produces her hiring
hes. Its cooling effect is lasting II dees detection.
Its results form. fails Manufactured by
j. CRISTADOR0. No. s3 Williams ST., New York.
Sold by all druggists Applied by all Hair Dressers
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MEHPHIS APPEAL
THURSDAY,
JULY 4, 1873.
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.


DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.
For ne state at Large.
JAs. w. DEADERICK.o or Hamilton.
PETER TURNKEY. OF Franklin.
For the ElxterT DiUisfon.
ROBERT M'FARLAND. OF Hamblen
For TIE Middle DiVisiOn-
WILLIAm n. COOPER, OF Davidson
For TIE FesteTR DiUisSOn.
THOMAS ,. FREEMAN, OF Gibson.
DRMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Sheriff,
Il. ANDERSON.
Probate Court Judge,
,. X II. RAY.
OosiDts; :. astee,
=. j. RAWLINGS
Ch11osTy Court Judge,
GEORGE w. WINCHESTER.
Circuit curt Judge,
ROBERT HUTCHINSON.
CRIMINAL Court Judge,
l.. Ii. MORRIGAN.
Attoyney-GenTaI Criminal Court,
CIV. GORDON.
Acknowledgement Bartlett Circuit Court,
GEORGE g. DENT.
Clerk ShesOy County Circuit Cart.
ED WORSHAM-
Clerk Bartlett Circuit Court,
FELIX u. JONES.
Comfy Register,
J. A. 5TREHL.
Criminal Court Clerk,
N. &. PERKINS.
County Court Clerk,
ROBERT. }. BLACK
COnStdbJs--FiJth District.
m. II. GARVIN.
THOS- CARNEY.
CogastdbIe-FOurteeFsth District
II. \. MALLORY.
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ELECTRIC BELTS
READER, ARE YOU AFFLICTED
AND BANDS,

and wish to recover the same degree of
health, strength, and energy as experienced
in former years? Do any of the following
symptoms or class of symptoms meet your
diseased condition? Are you suffering from
ill-health in any of its many and multifari-
Gus forms, consequent upon a lingering, nerv
GUS chronic or functional disease? Do YOU
feel nervous, debilitated, fretful, timid, and
lack the power of will and action Are YOU
subject to loss OF memory, have spells OF faint
ing fullness of blood in the head, feel listless,
moping, UNIT for business or pleasure, and
subject to fits of melancholy? Are your kid
neys, stomach, or blood, in a disordered con-
dition? Do you suffer from rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches and pains? Have you
been indiScreet in early years and ind your
self haraSsed with n multitude of gloomy
symptoms? Are you ttmid, nervous, and
forgetful, and your mind continually dwell
ing on the subject? Have you lost confidence
in yourself and energy for business pursuits?
Are you subject to any OF the following symp-
toms: Restless nights, broken sleep, night
mare, dreams, palpitation of the heart, BASH
fulneSs, confusion of ideas, aversion TO society,
dizziness in the head, dimneSs of sight, PIN
Piles and blotches on the face and back, and
other respondent symptoms? Thousands OF
young men, the middle-aged, and even the
old, suffer from nervous and physical debil-
ity. Thousands of females. too, are broken
down in health and spirits from disorders
peculiar 10 their sex, and who, from false
modesty or neglect prolong their sufferings.
Why, then, further neglect a subject pro-
ductive of health and happiness when there
is at hand means Of restoration?
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A General Rebellion.

Th1UM PH or a GREAT DISCOVERY!
The public has TebeILei against cduteTizinQ Hair
Dyes Fashion has foresworn them. A sagacious
community has adopted In their stead,
CRlSTA ROE HAIR DYE.
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PULVERMACHER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS

ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS
cure these various diseased conditions, after
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after drugging in vain for months and years
Send now for DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET and
THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY, a large Illus
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B9r AUoid bogus appliances claiming elccs
trio qualities Our Pamphlet explains hoW to
distinguish the genuine from: the spurious.
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Reporter-Can you not enter more fully
into the doings of the southern commission?
Answer-I do not think the time has come
to give detailed account, and it may never
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Gregg was to hold a confirmation at little
hampton, in his diocese, sent out pastoral,
in which he declared that "the Reformed
Episcopal church is the creation of certain in
divlduals, who of their own will and motion
have set 1T up In plain opposition to the an
Gent and lawful church of this nation. 1t Is
simply self-constituted body, and if it stood
bodies in England he should not have thought
it necessary to interfere. But" he adds,
there is great difference between the nom
conformist bodies and this new Reformed
Episcopal church. The nonconformist bodies,
with the single exception of the Roman Cath
olics, reject the authority of bishops, and
therefore are SO distinctly separated from the
established church that none can mistake the
one for the other. But inasmuch as the self
styled Reformed Episcopal church processes
to adhere to the governmental the church by
bishops there is danger that members of the
Church of England may be misled, and may
join this new church, being Ignorant that by
so doing they separate themselves from the
communion of the Church of England" The
bishop, therefore, solemnly warns his flock
that any bishop officiating in the diocese
without his sanction is an intruder, and that
whether really bishop or not (of which he
is not quite certain) he commits by such in
trusion an open act of schism, In direct vio
lation of the laws of God and His church;
that if after his warning any of them
seek confirmation at the hands of
Bishop Gregg they will be partakers
of his transgression, and no blessing can be
expected to follow such ministrations.- Re-
garding this letter the Rock, the leading or
gan of the Church of England, remarked:
Our modern prelates, while they regard the
progress of Romanism with comparative in
difference, wax furious when rival bishops
dare to lntrude into their episcopal manors.
We have seen how angry the pope has made
the self-styled owners of certain Scotch sees
by the exercise of an equally valid or equally
VAN prerogative OF his own. And now we
find the bishop of Chichester assaiIing
Bishop Gregg, of the Reformed Episcopal
church, in violent pastoral, because the
latter has dared to set up for himself at Lit
tlehampton." The bishop of st. Adams
also sent forth a missive to his people advis-
ing all members of the Church of England
resident in that or any neighboring parish
that Bishop Gregg, whether economically con-
secrated or not, had no authority or commits
sion from him to administer the rite of con-
frmation at Southend, and admonished all
parents, godfathers and godmothers that,
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Il AIB. EsR.
NOTICE

In the District Conrt. County Of Hun. boldt,
sta.e Of evada.
In the matter Of he Estate OF Michael Donley,
deeea ed
Notice % Time Appointed for Prov
ing VIII.
Pursuant to an order Of sa' Court n ado on
the Dth day Of August, 1873, notice is hereby
given hat
THUasDAY. AUGUST 22;A d. 1873,
ct 40 o'clock III. If said day. and the court
room If said Court ut fne Courth ne in the
townef inn inucca. have b., n appo med as
the tire md place for proving tho viii II aid
Michael DoHlty deceased. and FIR Ees,i the
sppiie ltien II Patrick Reid for the i>suarce to
him OF letters testamentarF Wien and whore
any Person ma appear and eoateAl the faAe.
Dated Wina4mucca August 0. ISIS
J. III. JOB. Clerk.
Geo a. Berry. atty for Petitioner. I'd
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NOTICE TO LieNHoLO sRS.

an the Fourth judicial District Count. In aud
for Aumootdt county, seya4s.
Joseph hooking plaintiff; vs.. John W. Clemo
aud U i. Heukie.
" Office IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THt
~ above named piaininf has commenced
al action ia the above AAasga Ctalrt - fortt lose
"a mechanics lien ca the following described
property, 30 WIS:
certain mining lode or claim situated In
Wluuemucca Mountain. innt mucca Mining
district, humboldt county, Nevada oaned
by the above named defendant IN. known
as the Paramount mine or lode. The sA III
claim consists Of l. 500 fees ia length along
the lode and running 500 fe' Ia . no. tAeasa-
efly direction, irons notice pat up at the
shat uh TIE lode, aud .~0u fees in u south
westerly course from said notice, with hloe
hundred feet each side Of sarf &c glouhd
fJr wolAibg purpose. aud all oIsohs IA cong
On Claiming lleus on said pr II isos. IA de ana
by viftne II IA Gct If The legislature. ~ tAe
tste of >ry"da. entitled IA dtt g. stclue
hens TO ne, halIes I'D Othegs, at e. r, peal
all ethtr act III relation there a., bre iluti. a
a. present the same 10 the said Distlic. 1outt
GA he
ID D.Y OF SEPTEMBER. 4. d. 1873,
81 10 eel Ok q said day IA ii and tAexs %
make proof OF tn il said iie 8.
Ninnemueca, Augustg. 1t73.
.. y. Di.enS an ,...D. g.. L E} lsT.
I'd Alton !sf AI8iu ia
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CAUTION.

4 IL persons caught interfering with any
n Of the ten Fire Hydrants in the town Of
Winnemucca as to impair their efficiency
Wilde prosecuted 10 the full extent of the
law. HENRY BUSCH, Foreman,
Decembe 4. If
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Saturday, September 7th.

between he ID ars e. ARD 4 ectafk p "
Resolved, That deieeates 10 he Connie
Convention be upperuol 4 on The basis Of ths
vote east for resi- eutia4 IieeI0rs in ls7G. 4,
The rate II che del gale for every Ten votes
and fraction II hse ia mote
esoisod. That he stpers torment q del
e9tates to said convention b. Is lonoys. 10
Wit.
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Sss1ulFF'S SALE.

my VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Nd tpt of the District Court OF taa
Fourth judicial District # feyada, III and
for the county OF Humboldt, On TIE 18th day
Of July, "a. l.. 1878, and to me directed and de-
livered for judgment recovered If sid court
on tie 10th day OF June. a. j. lale, IN favor
uf j +. Clark, plaintiff, and against The Pa
cifc sulphur Company, def ndanis, Tor the
sum OF 1907 1910, together With costs and
disbui sements, amounting TO the Gum 81
s77 4O-lUd and accrun g C sts, have en- this
tn Ii ay Of august, A. II. 1873, LEVIED Oh
ana TAI II in execution the following described
property, 20 wit.
The property known as Wripht's Springs,
silua ca about 30 hi a. III a aIoFtA ESielly di-
rectiou from the Humbold house ID bum-
b0iat comfy, Nevada, and eH Or sclbR TIE
pr-terty described II &. >. Survey DO. 81.
hlryes ed by H.. ". GatsIde, and re fded ia
Hook 4 II Offices page - fpII 25 1877
il tie Recorders fle q. il auHshoIat county
Aevud.s, and known as Pacific So II Bar g IN
pays mil site, tugeth win al improve
men and properly % every kAa ~ ust q
the to- Gis5 he sulphur mine ALo&A IS the
iign, & 90 II loea. ion, tose lar With i'm
prove neLth consist u refinery bail Jig,
.a.s aia 1o.lsr returt and two i4Esa east ll04
setting pan also Il board 10 Aoase. oh ~
the above mentioned bun alI - ate 81 a.tta .
ftw hupd * Ice, ftom The = - 4hl < gbeE4
nihe and a. out thlee miles IN q nV4tAlr.y 81
reetion Glom The above mentioned pI4khtss
spaags, IN humboldt county. aeY4aa.
NOTICE Is HEKIBY oIyES, that on
Monday. the
81 DAY OF sEPTEHBEa. a. p. ISIS.
between the hours Of O'Clock ia the Morn
ing and o'cllok IN tho atteru 81, VIZ ~ @
O'Clock An, IN front Of tie CaufthUtss-. IN
the town Of Nlnne mueep. bub.bosat to4uty.
Nevada, | i'll sell al pubic aucsion. al tie
IiRa, title and interest OF sal4 defsI4daut
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


(DFII-IALJ
Eai3gptsAtp AaEEND w " M
tie c, ms titu,ioi oil q G attte.ol NfVs@a'
I-assed AZ The EisAth session OF NC L'n1'i"'
tuTe:
eselvef, That thee shall be fdd'd 20 me
Iteseut oil,ti,utIeJl If TIL, = a ~ ft1el W
be caleb ana hnuwu AZ AItl,Ie Af4II' ana
which hall be at tull"~':
ARTICLE XNlII.-- he righ's q I'll. tbs ara
,f1ite 4, ldins stall not lC ~IthGs. L11ilt ny
male ei n I-8i he tpitcti state " - - q
HIS color or previous o0tul.loI. oi aetN"toS'
Pass, d February IS, JsiT.
RESOLVED. by the Assembly, the Sthate
col curing, That Ant Gle ilt'th az 81 ne
Gofs itr.ti, n Cf tAe : .scet he%aGa p aiii' ht.-
cd bs adding 10 Article kltNtE ~ S,cd't tth
uu) thereto. whichsl.al read as OF o"si
soc.ion en- 10 public iuras - any KING
or charact. / wEateveI. state, I, uaiy or 4 IT.
lici al. shall be used fer scctariaa purpose.
Passed 4 brusry 3. 1871
j hereby certify the for going TO be rue cor
les from the enrolled resolutions on file II my
Office
Witness my hand and the Great stal OF
STATE. August 3, 1877 ). u. Ai&2h,
fs4Al Secretary OF state.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


ADV EK1lEMENTS.
--------------------- --- --
TR0CE DIGS
rF 1HE
~ NTENG fEe \ rf,-
l. J1& - - 4 = 3 4 IL
u Tr1-T1v 1t-AtrtJbt $780,.
" - ! l ~ y / 81. . W. A34l IkTf
4 MtFtifG f#F 1ti NItfoeRRTre
IA tWiiy tetra} Co.'S nit q. 1.,Iar,r.'
ant {" hoit,e ia .]ie q, "a hat a. 81 WitsS
1h'ccs &tGua :. ic3#. te,l: &c. Bslss
CAiiilutni ~ I.ritaito, secl,tsr.: b ~
IN =, IL. N.lt& b.. tIo>5 I. J. j anna. IT.,
EFT, -. Pic 70. =. 10. ih. Il llet lne hns
lHea va uaf sts 80.
Nm tts e. iHt d etHa le.a and aapp.ed
Ictee est Nts afetf tus asa ott.ltref n.
{, uufs C-htIaI ma. HH apes peti fon !,
q lar LDb - clt t@tlt fu d ne yacares
ri GtOrpe Liil5ps.
5. = Palmer Was aan.it,od in llaceufJp
AGAiuly.
Heso,yed, Thai a county Convention Of N.
DEM cratic PARTY oi the county 8. Il nbold,
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Awarded highest prize at Center NAL Exposi.
ton tor fine chew ina qualities ami excciit nee
snd las ing claracterof sweet ming ana favor
ing. The b. st tobacco ever made. AS our
bl strip trademark is closely initiated ON
inferior 20 DIS see that "JaoRsen's Bestni.
on eN cry ping. Sold by all dealers send
for sah pie, free, TO q. A. ia KsoS & G :,
Mrs. Peter burgsya. l.. &aE. Mertbeimor.
Agents. san Francisco. febl9-IS-ly
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SWEE [ @ts3 cS,r.,es1N NAVY
yrs.sen7F ~ ~ kVFCTl ~~e<sN FHSq@ A n n
t3L WIAJ s1A~LTEn l.~z[f6 y IGIASs y
SWEEP

sssLLyyfE
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
sAN rRtNoIseo .slaaHrn n1sIsa COMPANY.

Location of prir cipal place of business,
San ELaIcisco, Calf, II ia.
Location Of Works, Humboldt county,
NevaCa.
NOTTCE-There are delinquent, upon the
follow ing desci ibed Stocg, on account of As
setsme. $50. 81 levhd en- the 14ih day of
Ipne. 1873 The eevc1al ap.Ounts I
opposite the names OF the resi- 1clive share
holders Us (, lloWs:
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board If Directors, made on the 14th day
If June, 1871, So many shares Of each parcel Of
Oh stock AZ may be necessary, will be sold
at public auciicn, at the Office of the
Company, Room 81, No. $40 Pine street.
San Frauciseo, California, on TUESDAY.
lie TIL II ETH DAY OF AUGU II, 10 3,
at the hou 81 O'Clock P. M,s Of said d. y, to
pay SAID delinquent Ass ssment thereon to-
gether with costs If advertising and expenses
Of sale. p. NJ. ACLARiN, Sec slary.
Otlce Room 81. No. $40 Pine street, san
Francisco, Cal lfornia.
jy22.td
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@. A KYLE

Sheriff Humboldt county. NeR.
by c. s. OSBORN. Deputy. au9td
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-24

brave fight for the laurel wreath, but she will
never grasp it.
Miss Ada Cavandish, the English actress,
who expected to astonish Americans with
her wonderful impersonations, has failed to
do 50, and after brief engagement here has
gone to Canada, where, understand, she has
been warmly received by her countrymen.
Miss Kate Mahew advertised herself through
a lawsuit about her play, a dramatization of
Bret Harte's IN. Liss'' and then produced it
at Niblo's, where it fickered feebly for
week or two and then went out. Mr.. Pope
is now playing 1.-The Corsican Brothers"
there This month we are to have the first
of a season OF opera at the Academy, with
Mapleson's troup as the attraction. Theodore
Thomas is having a number of farewell per-
formances, previous to going to Cincinnati,
and Gilmore's Band is giving "Welcome
Home Concerts" a new dodge, after his re-
turn from abroad. Wilheling, the great Rus
sian violinist, has been giving very success
full entertainments, and Marie Raj has been
singing to crowded houses in concert. The
sensation of the day has been the great walk
ing match between O'Leary and Hughes at
Gilmore's garden for the championship of
the world, but as am little versed in sports
of this kind, am unfortunately unable to
give the details of the event, which has at
tracted throngs of people to the garden.
Ladies who witnessed the feat q really did
not intend to perpetrate pun) of O'Leary
and Hughes, said O'Leary had lovely little
shoes, and how they smiled on him and load
ed him with flowers, while poor Hughes plod-
ed on with his huge shoes, entirely scorned
by the gentle creatures. "To the victor be-
long the spoils.'
Dean Stanley is another sensation of the
day. and perhaps should have deserved hon.
orable mention before the athletes just re-
ferred to, compared with whom he is as,
well, ''Hyperim to Satyr," but mean no
disrespect to the great English Churchman
by placing him last on my catalogue of cele-
brities. The last taste of sweets is sweetest:
The good Dean has not yet preached in our
city, but we hope to hear him at Grace Church
next Sunday morning, and no doubt there
will be great rush to see if not TO hear this
man among men. He has been well received
in Boston and Philadelphia, and this past
week has been enjoying the scenery of the
Hudson Of course he is the ''cynosure of
the empyrean," as Beaconfeld remarks in his
fowery style, every where he goes, but he
bears ''his brushing honors' meekly and
quietly, as best becomes him and his station.
FANNIE PALMER.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-24
CLOSING uD Shop.

CHICAGO, October 19.-The Journals Wash
ington special says: The money of the DEM
ocratic congressional campaign committee
having run out, the members have decided
to close up shop. The result of their weeks
labors as shown in Ohio was not satisfactory.
Members of the committee have received let
tiers indicating a gain of two Democratic
Congressman in Michigan and one in Illinois
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-24
Jack Frost in the Fever Districts.

MEMPHIS, October ia heavy black
frost fell last night. This morning ice the
10Th of an inch thick formed in pools beyond
the city limits. From o'clock last evening
until noon to-day the undertakers report ten
orders for interments.
NEW ORLEANS, October 19.-The weather
is clear and cool. Deaths, 25; cases re-
ported, IS.
BATON ROUGE, October 19.-There was a
light frost this morning. New cases reported
40; deaths, f.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-24

CINCINNATI, October 19.-At the wedding
supper of Willis Peele and Alice Burdge, at
Azalia, Indiana, Thursday night, ten of the
party were poisoned, some unknown person
having put strychnine in the food. 1t is sur
missed some one of Miss Burdge's rejected
suitors committed the deed.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-24

Emperor Williams Subscription.
WASHINGTON, October 19.-Emperor Will
liam of Germany has sent three thousand
reichmarks, about seven hundred dollars, as
a contribution for the yellow fever sufferers
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-24
French Relief.

PARIS, October 19.-Minister Noyes for
warded $4,000 for the relief of the yellow
fever sufferers.
Helena weekly herald., 1878-10-24
Rnainess Failure.

BosroN. October 19.-Austin G. Yelling
ton, coal dealer. has failed. Liabilities, STA
600; assets, $57, 900.