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use Of sAxFosD's RsDKAI Cum ron CALAnnI For
tloublesome conplslnk lhavc tried sll the rcmedles
thatI coQld Ind b1S withopt material or permanent
benefit Last disease had arrived ae that stAte
that must have reliefor die The entire msmbranous
system had become 90 indamed, and the stomAch %
dscrdsfsd, that L wss doubtful matter vhsshef
ccud 10 70 tho Pscl0c cosst,ve u did 90 whether
shogld g cQms back q not Z saw an sdysrsiss.
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which be sseopps nleif iiJo. A fahsnisisb :
tells most fstearks bl< a \ SkicbnaY
he quoted laetsnfin1 O nh ~ Z
determfhe li66 a "a :, :,
of, but efSasnse N sd b - 5k 1sxg
the word the felat0f used, IN sllnodgh
it is-nnly- hnnor among thieves, thers
was mixed Win It q desire for the honor
of flthsfspily p l.hjch,ths, AefoL Qf the
story belonged, Which would be cfedita
bic auyxheFes---..--.-----..-.----.,.
= The person Who tells the tale was
called Khan 0ul; sni he was one sfsaths !,
|uctors in sTtbn whole OF his nfamily
|hadsska f0ls az 11e1f8d bsC6&o,n shtnf1 8
|ofI robbers, which occupation ihey pfst.
ticed, seemingly on the sIy, and their
neighbors were kept in the dark About
their doings. TheysAni IdessfuBaed ep
|robbing sfhonssAt Dome dlstsnts,s md
going there during the night tIey smsds
2 hole through tlesmud lwall. Khan
Gprs obf6ther, like Oliver Twist, was
passed IN, and he began to hand out
lvhSteter was. within bic feaeb ------------
h. The people of the house chanced to
Itaken up, upon wHichl the brckher tried
Ito make his sscspe, but @hlls IN thsa act,
lof rsturniug sthronghr The, hole. ip, the
twall, those on the inside, caught him BY
Itbe feet. Now began atdg IKE the s't1ga
Ief Msr;;rs fercely they pulled to .get him
lout of the hole, bnt It Was useless those
within had one Of Two holding 6hp tt0s
lesch leg, and the burglar was helds .assh
Iin spvise The fear thai rthdys souldtbes
|recoghized and detected became 1t lsst !
the dominant feeling, and, a. they could
mot possibly pull dim oRts they adesefs
mined On an extreme measure, and ppd
tso yert extreme that it is hard to believe
III conld have occurred to any others
ltban these knife. using AfghGns. inlru oiia'
Il The only plan left toprevedt identity
was to cut OF the hesd, cafry Il away
and leave the body and the very strs
king part 6f this tale Hes nthe fact that
Itt vas done at the suggestion Of the man
himself, aud, q. he oppressed at the in.
lstant, so that "the honor OF the family
might be preserved undyhled. ~ This1
was done, They fed With the hssd only,
leaying ell the spoil which had been
ithrown out, and, as Khan Guls ended the
lstory, ffs thanked God that the honor Of
the house had bylthese meanA been. prs,n
served There 10 something heroic, in,
such acts. Neither AgAmetnnon nor
Achilles, as described by Homer, aug
gests d chsfacter capable Cf suchs self.
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much for him. ;''isaid q cro,s.eyed. broad
shouldered fello&pf eighteen .4,a. :.
The school, house was unlocked, and
the new. teacher, vent To. the desk Some
6f the young folks went into see what
be wss going to dol thoagn sisckooIiiWas
not called. d II .ygisg aiisssamsd snj II
Harry opened bis tslise and, took ont
q large belt Then; after buckling It
around bis waist; he put three Colt's
navy revoivefs there; eaEliH df six bari
rels, and a bowid knifg eightseh ,inches
lin the blade. msl, 81 Iliw ,;sesg sdi b,
Thunder He iheans bnsiness r.
muttered the cross. eyed. chap -
The new teacher nov took out q
square card about four inches each way,
walked to the other end OF the school.
house and tackled il up agaiist the wsll.'
Hetufning 10 Me desk; he drevsal revols
yer froiu his belt and quick: ass thought
sent ball afters bail Into the card, till there
we're six balls 10 spot not much larger
than . silver dollar xsslsse ess9'* ns''cn
Z BY this time tie school house MAS half
oass aa 2! WV Ssss eg sSgs sqS sds H. assls
Then the teacher walked halt way
down the rdoth with the bowie knife id
his hand, and threw 1t with so true d
hand that IL stuck quiveriug ID the very
Eenter OF the cafdasi7i yssasg Baa .d,s,
He left ~ there and put two more
knives 5f the same kind IN his belt, and
Quietly reloaded his yet smoking pistol.
s"Ring the bell II am about to open
He spoke to the cross eyed boy, the
bully Of the cr1wds and n yAy the boy boy rang tie
afhs scholars viii take theft seats; I
open school With prayer he said stern
lyy i've minutes later ipe bsiie 81 ps slsl
/ sThe scholars eat down nsilent almost
breathless.sr,s ,sa a. 1,4 ..n -.
After the. .prater the teacher cooked 3
revolver and walked down on the afoors
! We will arrange the Hclasses5 heosaid: !:
''all, who cannfead, wfites and spell will
rise. Of them, wen will, fern the flrst
class ,,,o !, s.s,,.i ~ t..t.,Jv ..s,,..
Only six got dip. He escorted them
to upper seats, and then be began To efs
anime the rest . "A, whisper WasJ heard
behind him. Ina second, he ewhseled,
revolver, in hand. -, 81, ..,
~No whispering allowed here hs
III al
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-11-12
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THE CALM OF THE SOUL.

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THE CALM OF THE SOUL.
HARRIET BEEcRER STOWE.
When winds are raging DER the upper OCEAN.
And pillows Wild contend with angry roar,
IT'S said. far down beneath the wild oommo.
tien, g ~ II
That peaceful stiffness reignsth evermore.,
Far, far beneath, the noise Of tempests dieth,
And silver waves chime ever psacefully, sss
And no rude storm. how Asroe soe'es it hieth,
Disturbing the Sabbath OF shas deeper sea.
30 70 the hesrt that knows thy love, o Pm.
resN s.xSsn,-s.-sss->u,e.- s..sss.z.-,
There e ! ssmpls sacred svsrmofs.
And all the bsbbls ef iifs's angry voices. !,
} Dies in hushsd stiffness, st its psacefal door
Far. far away, the roar Of passion dieth.
! And loving thoughts rise oalm and peace
fully, .g6JIE
And no rade storm. hsw Asrce sos'er 1t hieth,
Disturbs the soul that dwells, o Lord in
: Anoo' ss4ss esss-vs a. q. s.e--s,
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sAMFoRn,s RADICAL CURE.

p ment Of Catarrhal AhectiUns, ater 90 hsny misef
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CURx for Catarfh possess such properties The eye
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Connecticut western news., 1878-01-17

' MAKK HOME PIEAsANT.
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Dissolution.

TNHE Firm of Adam & Beckley Is dissolved this N day by mutual consent Ali persoLs hay nR account ts unsertled with the firm will please settle the same promptly st the late place of business. E@so-eMaanEs U&uaBKy yF RI. AEl AM. aul. .aA
 l. B. BECKLEY.
 The business win be continued by Wm. Auam; 2nd. and credit of one month given to prompt paving customers. Now one month does not mean two months, and all who do Hs pay prompt. ly cannot have fu ther credit until bills past due are settled Thla means low prices and good goOdr ss long as continue to do busineas. have been in this bn sineea in this D ace 26 years and Know The wants very we'll and will be pleased te supply any ~ho may favor me with their custom. Mr Beckley will remain with me tor short time. and by good treatment. we will try and merit share of he rade. No go da to be re- turned affer g sac iE made, unless by special understanding in regard to them. 2was
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A T Court of Probate holden at Worth Canaan A within and for the District of Canaan on the l4h day of January, 1878. Present Jacob B, Har- denbergh Eaq. Judge,.
 This Court Doth direct Everardua Ives, admin strafor on the estate of Levert Ives Ia of North Canaan in said District deceased. represented to be insolvent, to give notice to all persons inter- ested in the estate If said deceased, te appear. If they see cause before the Court of Probate to bs holden at tn c Probate Office in said District on the 18th day of January 1878, st one o'clock, afternoon to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissione-s on said estate by posting said of North CaH aan ne resr to the place where the deceased last dwell, and by advertising the eame in newspaper published in said North Canaan
 Certified from Record
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AT Court Of Probate holsen at North Canaan Awithin and for the District of Canaan on the 18th day of January A D 1878. Present Jaceb B. This Court doth dersct Wesley Present.. Trus- tee of the estate of Da vile A. Rlker of eaid North Canaan, an insoyent debtor, te give no tice to all persons interested in the estate of said in- eOlvent debtor to appear, Gt they see cause.) be- fore the Court ot Probate 70 be holden the Pro- bate omce in said District on the 18th day of Jan nary, 1878 at 10 o'clock forenoon to be heard rel ative to the appointment of Commieeloners on eaid estate. by posting said order of notice on 8 public Rign-post in said town of North Can aam nearest to the place where deceased last awslt and D. advertising the same in a newspaper pub Gshed in North Canaan.
 Certified from Record
 J. B HARDENBERGH.
 1wS9 Judge,
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Mr. Frances Hartman, OrHud. Me.
ia,kcll Lcwir. Esq. Milford. Del
W.. Richard German. Lyuchburg, Va.
J Is >Gmmis. E-q.. Wiuuna. MINI.
Mr.. j. A. TuIzlc Memphis, Tenn.
II h. GUoch, O-wc.u, Ian.
N. Willard Collins BuCk-port. Ne.
O. ". Bo-iwick. ED, Mount sterling. ..
Mr. Eliza Young. Cambridge. Mass
tTuEci- Baker. ksq.. Cincinnati, O.
MIR j VI Robinson, EG,, Orringtou. Ne.
y NhNcrick. E.q., independent Office, Now YuIk
Mr. Eliza j. Duftcld, Hume, III.
hcu. Gray, Esq Monticello, MINI.
Mr. Cine. Rounds. Woodruff. III.
". II. H. Mckinney, Morrow. o.
Mr.. K. l.. stevens. Font WAYNE. Ind
VIM :. >imm-. MGdi,ouNinc H.,
VI +. Brcdrll - Lou-. No.
Mortimer Lyon. Esq, san Francisco Cal.
AuG hundred. ul UtLvrs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-01
CLOUD OF WITNESSES {:

The following named persons are among the
thousands who have been cured OF Catarrh by the
use Of DR. Sagcs ta,urh Remedy:
Downs New Geneva PA; ID j Brown 81, DO.
scph, Mo; T. G Lewis Rutland VI; Chas NurCrup.
North Chesterfield, Me; Milton Jones Scrhn. y Y;
J + Miller, Bridgcr Station. Wy; j Mcrryman.
NJ Post, Logansport Ind; W Bailey, fremont,
Pa; II Ayers. Lapurc. Ind; jesse VI Scars Fort
Branch, Ind; l. l. Williams, Canton. Mo; W "
Thaycr Onarga, III; j Nichols. Jr. Galveston.
Tex; + Rcincrt, stoncyillc. Pa; : W Lusk. McFar.
land Wiz; johnson Williams, llclDick, o; Mrs NJ
Curry, Trenton, Tenn; & Joslin Kccnc y II .
A j Casper Table Rock W Va; Louis Andcr,
GrayspOrt, o. e II Chase, Elkhar Ind; Mr. Hen
~ liaight, san Francisco. Cal; MIR Gallushu
Lawrcnccylllc, y Y; W Graham, Abel. 10: 4 q
smith, Newman, ia; Chas T. Rice, Baltimore, Md /:
Jesse VI Sears Carlisle, Ind; Dan h Miller Fort
Wayne, Ind; Mrs Minnie Arnai-c. 30 Drancysi
y Y; II " Hall, Hastings, Mich; VIM Marstun.
Lowell Mas; Mrs { j SpurtOn, Camden. Ala: & I
kaw, Frrdcricktown, o: Mr. Lucy Hunter. Farm
nGon, III; Capt j Spaulding, Camp Stambaugh.
Wy: W Tracy, Steamboat Rock 10: Mrs Lydiu
Waite, shushnn \; VI Peck, Junction City.
Mont; Henry Roe Buntus, Gal; l. p Cummings.
Rantou III JUncs Pucbcston. Four Corner.
y !; Geo + Hall, Ebono. Cal: VIM f. Bartrir
sterling Pa; II 7 sam, ois Pcnn.st Pittsburg Pa:
RJackmHn, Mi.ncls Depot, Ky; Henry Ioh,t Gen.
eva. \ Hattie Parrot, Montgomery, Ohio. l. Led.
work, Chatham. III; > b Mccoy, Nashport o: "
Warner. North Jackson, Mich; Mary Winnie. pa.
ricn, Wiz; John Iicglcr, Carlisle Springs Pa: Jas
Tompkns, - Cloud. MINI; Enoch Ducr Pawncc
city, Ncb; Joseph ! Miller, Ncnia, o; : b Nichols.
galveston. TrN; IL l. Laird Upper Alton, III; John
DaN, Prescott, Arizona. Mrs Nancy Graham, For
rst Grove, Oregon; W Roberts, MOrcopa Ar-
iona.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-01

Is IT DURABLE!

Those who have suffered from the various and com.
Wichied iurnls of disease assumed 10y Cntarrh, and
hnyc tried many physicians aud remedies without
lcllci or cure await the answer 10 this question
with considerable anxiety, Aud well they may; for
no disease that can be mentioned II 30 universally
prevalent ana 80 destructive 10 health n Caturfh,
bronchitis asthma, coughs, aud serious and ire
qucnt natal affections of the lung follow, IN many
Instances, cusc Of simple but neglected caarrh.
oher sympathetic affections. such ~ deafness, iIn-
phlfrd cyc'igll nRd loss Of the sense of smell, may
De referred 10 NJ minor hut nevertheless serious re-.
suits of neglected cntarrh, bud enough IN them.
-cvet, but ~ nothing compared with the dangcrOu.
affections VI the throat and lung likely 10 follow.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-01
The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

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aLCc considered in both it, National
aud state aspects; q full Consrc,.
-ional delegation will he chosen. u
Legislature il to be elected which
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the maintenance of good govern.
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cert himself in disseminating the
truths Of his party. and il no way
Gun this be more cfioc,UHlly done
than by the circulation OF his home
paper
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-01

GENTLEMEN: Ny care j. briefly o. follows: !
have had caiuIlh for ten years each year with IN.
crcasug severity For nine year have not brcathcd
through one HOstril had dropping- IN the throat,
'aKc remedy Tor It al night before being able to lie
down and sleep. aud constant dali pain In my
head My head wa at times ~ full Of Catarrhal
matter ~ TO iniurc my sense OF hearing aud compel
me 10 get ny several times In the night to clear it
and my throat before could sleep. Every one OF
these distressing symptom. have disappeared under
The U.c vi not quito three bottles Of SaniOTds Rad
Cai cure. Ny hearing j. fully rcstorrd. | have no
usthmatiC symptoms, no cough no dropping. IN my
throat, 10 headache, and ia every way better than
have been Tor year. could feel the effects OF tho
cure on my appetite, on my kidncys, and. IN fact.
every pal OF my system. What has been done IN
my Gaze T. wholly the effect Of the Radical Cure
Very respectfully { II. LAWRENCE.
ETCHEUEG, October u.