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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
MARRIED

MARRIED. SNTH-CNHFENrER-Ai Yuma, \. T.. Feb 9th, 1872, Dr. W. F. SmitE and Miss A NJ Carpenter. both cf Ssn Francesca, Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
THE CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN
R A IL w A Y.

The Great Trunk Line from the West to
 Chicago and the East. h is ths oassf. shortest uo~f direct. convenient coE- foFtahe aud ln ssery reTcs Inc bsf Bs yus take is ts greatest and grsodest isssxsy orEazszsfsoz in he c RifHd stzfes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
Order of Court.

in the District Court ef the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of NAVApai- HENRY ASHER and LOUIS woLLEN-l
 BURG, partners doing business under
 the nrm and style of ASHER
 WOLLESBURG. Plaintiffs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21

In the District Court af the Thsrd Judicial District
 Territory of Arizona. County of Mohsye. InnN E RYAN Rl.intin
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
TUESDAY.

Who is gong to get upthe party on Wash ingt0n's Birthdayl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21

The Board of Officers convened at II o'clock. \. M, on monday the I7th instant for the examination of First Sergeant Joseph Mason, Company II, Twelfth Infantry, rec commended for promotion.
 The contract of Acting Assistant Surgeon R. C. Nc Phail. is snnulled, at hisVWn re- quest. to date from the 18th inst.
 First Lieutenant James Hsiloisn. Twelfth Infantry. will turn over the command of his company. Co the officer next ia rank to him- self, and proceed to Camp Grant, A. T.. and report to the commanding officer thcrof for duty with Company l. Twelfth Infantry.
 Firsl Lieut.. Dav,d J. C.sigie. Twelfth In fantrv will assume command of Company \. Twelfth Infantry, and Il assigned 90 the command oT the post of Fort Whipple. A. T.. relieving Capt T. Bvrne, Twelfth lnfau- trv. who will await further oriers from these Hesdg uaTtc.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

an Ahout Home.

1.-THE COMPLETE HOME" Mrs. julia Nc
Sair Wright's new book, just published by j. L.
McCurdy Co., of Philadelphia, has received the
warmest concentrations from the Press andClergy
in all sections OF the country.
The fooaing extracts clearly indicate that It's
a work of sterling merit
The ChFifion 4 drocdfe saws: \ book OF more
practical utility will seldom, if ever, be found out
side of inspiration.
The Pre- Jyieridn says: The prevailing feature
Of the book is its good sense; when we say this Of
such a book we pay it the highest compli meni We
can imagine. 1t is true every where to the Fran
geical faith.
Tie Journal and Nesiea5e-, Cincinnati, Ohio,
says We believe that il would be Of unspeaka-
be benefit 81 every family in our land could IL be
read not only by fathers and mothers, but by sons
aud daus hters as they are growing up. Its heal
thy tone, iis common sense nd trufhiolneSs COM
mend it, and can bu, rcnde. tof the highest lue.
Tie " y School ,jor.ncl says; In this work
we have all tie lights and shadows that go to
MAKE up the pietgre OF real home lt imparti
instruction in the whole range Of domestic sove' n
ment in the most pleasing and effect E manner.
Rer. Or. Norca says Its so well written that
il ca mot fail to be read aud it cannot DC read
without bringing sweetness and light into some
body home.
From the above 1t will be seen that this Is q
sensible, beautiful, and extremely valuable boos:
lis sphere is wide rs the world itself and il will
exert powerful influence for good in every home
into which it enters. Agents for its sale are
wanted everywhere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

The sales Of wool in Bost on last week
amounted to $500 900 pounds.
Scarlet fever is raging at Springfield,
Illinois. Five hundred cases are reported.
Twenty-Five barrels of -four purchased
expressly for Queen Victoria was shipped
from New York few days ago.
Aaron DALEY, of Lordouu county, fell
from his horse week before last and sustained
Injuries from which lie died
Old Rho3a, mare s. years old, owned
by L. L. Thompson, Of Connecticut, died &c
Gently, after having done good service up to
the very day Of her death.
The L. s District Court al Charleston.
Kauawha county, adjourned to the 18th #
December on account Of the illness Of Judge
Jackson.
\ hog, belonging TO George 5. Rousch,
Esq, accidentally broke its leg, and it was ne
cesslry to Kill it, 1; netied 5l5 pounds
Nrtins5'Tg Independent
And now We learn that a scientific anti
quarian Of France has formed a Joint stock
company to tit out an expedition 10 recover
tia chariotS Of Pharaoh, lost in the red sea on
The occasion Of his disastrous pursuit Of tue
lsraelites.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

The socialists Of Chicago passed a re-
solution at a recent meeting Genounciug the
" Grant boom" as "a hollow and dangerous
fraud, whi,ed scpulchre, 10 which its build
ers desire to bury the few liberties yet left to
the people, and upon which they expect to
erect Bisnarkian despotism, and Oh lis apex
at Graht as their too.
At the National Ho,el, last week,
thieves entered the rooms Of Messrs. j. Brad
shaw Beverly aud Albert B. Dowell Of Lou
doun county, and relieved them of valuables
the former of $50 aud watch. and the
latter Of bis watch only.
The Leesburg Mirror says: Che barn
aud its contents Of Mr. Volney Prrsel, near
Snickersville, was destroyed by fire one day
last week. Tie fire was discovered about 8
o'clock in the afternoon, and is supposed to
have been the work Of an ncendiary. Loss,
we understand, is estimated at from 500 10
81 1000 Insured in the Loudoun Mutual"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29
The Bridge Case.

Wcare informed that Mr.. MIson has suddenly
stopped the bp'.dng Of tbs Harper's Ferry
Bridge THIS IS to be much rcg-e,ted, because an
ia,er.uptioa o, the wo.S, a. :ts PRESENT sage,
M, cmbA ass the Company. The facs are
these: the Con.y Cor-t ioj,ioed .te building Of
tie Bridge un,l the Coupe-y srou'd pa Mr..
Mason -1r his FERRY judge n1.e Dissolved this
iq'arc.ion. To- September, because Mason failed TO
s;.ea bond for $780, Mason al osce obtained a
s1pe., IDEAS from te supreme CocrL Tee case
was thu, sp,.t in,o two braaehss -ore part re-
uaiaing 10 the Circuit Court ard the other part
going % the Sepycms Court Tao Other DAY
judge Hoce decided that be hsd no Jurisdiction
20 determine tbs questions Of law involved n the
branch before him, and therefore dismissed the
salt. NJ. Mason aga q appealed and by this dou-
b.e-twis,ed proceeding got the whole csc ready
cor decision at the January ten Of Che Supreme
Court end he now uuevp ec,ed IS pr,s mo opera
toa the supe-sedeas, lreirs;eing the iniucction)
which be has had in bis pocket for two m0l,4s.--
W.,hout express nC any opinion as to .he merits
Of ,his controversy, we th.nk it very unfortunate
for al pa ties and ought to have been avoided.
. --
The Clarksburg Ne,r, SAYS the recent
meeting o. the Grand Lodge Of Masous at
Wheeling brought together men from all parts
Of tie cta;e-qu;to a number Of them promi-
neut politicians. and the newspaper interview
ers utilized the occasion. The Nars says
d" We notice among others that Honorables
Henry c. Davis. Ben. Martin and Ben. Wilson
were oa hand Their Shor; s,lura gave the
newspapers an opportunity to get in their
work 10 the way % Interviews BY the alyi-
ces received It Is safe % announce the present
i1cumbon, from the second District proposes
O. shy Lis castor 10 the ring again CT repe-
tition Of Congressional h1nors So Judge
Ho.c. Dan Lucas and others. who have been
patiently waiting f5r BENZ +. o. quietly step
down and out ana give them a chluce had
better cease wraus rs among themselves and
unite against the Common enemy. Mr. Mar
t.n has male hir C5ngressman. and. no
doubt, IS very acceptable 90 many Of his con-
stitusnts, particularly those who dislike put
ting fresh men, 20 matter how brilliant. 10 i'm
portau, pcs tons in psri.ous times Besides
be has possession. which, Of Itself, is nine
teotas Of Che law
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

Fhe festive American citizen will please
fsmemler tiat ola father Adam IS 60 be me
mor.aarsi be- marble, over oa the Hudson, next
sprag. ans Be will therefore hold in reserve
some otbs cbulien; euerey. These dead war
heroes rus, uot rs.eitesI oft.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

On Thursday morning We heard lit
te boz explain 10 bis fye-year-o'i sister the
meaning Of Thanksgiving Dry. lie said
Ills g., Gay % Ga; plenty OF good things aud
e. give thanks 90 tie Lord for proviii-g
lacm7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

The t.-, .li Of srow in ten years oc-
cured ia Charleston. S, uta Carolina, Jas;
we.s when the mercury also took a fall
from SOC O. 90 n tweaty-four hours. When
the tenpsuu-,s aal elements Of tie sections
iasis, 90 'l,,rYu,ng. ,he people should emu
h.a their example
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

NJ. Rayuor the solicitorof the Treasury
Department, stated on Tuesday. says the cor
responder, of the Baltimore san, that the
matter between the governmea. aad the pur-
chasc,s Of the Hlrpers Ferry property bad
not yet been adjusted, and it would probably
be some time before the adjustment would be
effected. Some Of she pureh .sers are willing
to re;a'r their lots at the ab ,temcat Of price
which the government had consented TO make,
bu, oilers are very much dissatisfied. Mr..
Rayuor Las been collecting al the data bear
ing on the s16j'c;, aud says thlt it is not i'm
probable that the whole subject viii have 70
be referred back to Congress This looks
very much as if some Of our contemporaries
hld "sono oii half cooked.
lIoa. = Boyd Faulkner called upon
rs 90 saturday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

Regarded in the coucre,e, these army
survivors are as energetic as t-cy proved val
iaut The Thomas statue has ROT had time 20
settle 90 aa enduring pose upon It's lofty ped
cs,al &C Washington. aud yet these veterans
are discussing tie cost Of a similar memorial
60 Gen. Joe H3.kerl The r,muau;s both Of
thepotomac .al Cumber'lul armies viii, {. is
slil, contribute Co this latest proposition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29

EN-Secc,ary Robson IS Of the opinion
tl4t Graut viii Pee ,be Republican candidate,
aai If elected, win call into his cabinet Rs
coo C1akEur. A'phous3 Tan, aud himsei-
We arc Cor a,y toiy 60 bea, Grao;-esHocially
with such q cabinet @scshaioniag Nr Ro-
lesoa says De would te called more Tor Wind
ica.iou dian anything else" What about
Couk.ns2 ouN cabinet appointment
.nLi.a l1 r-rl.clls lin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-11-29
Tuesday, October 2lst, 1879,
WOODBURY.

being the costly and highly improved residence
of the late JGdge Henry It. George Tucker, and
containing
, 1879-06-13
DARIEN AND SUEZ,

An Interesting ylew OF tho American Fiasco
In farts~-al. Do LeaSsps {lulotly Tuoks
Two ncTlisphoFes unttor Ills Arm.
CrTtspoadenot Ns1 fork Uofla.,
PARIS, May al hone you will make haste
In the United states and house atl tho capital
yau can ln your now per cents before lf,ut
etn!neuL tinnncier wlo has taken your lutertsta
uoder his charge In the uew IntcEoecanlc Canal
Company, Ms. nushaa Appleson, goes over to
scoop your hoarllngs sll up and pour them Into
tho nsw enterprise. We know something OF
Mr. Appleton In Fuia, both % the bots de-
Bouogne as u,aa "eenteal In equlpage," like
Wtutfrpda's lover II waa WlntfrsdA who desired
that sort Ut q lover, waan't !t!A und IN
tho nua 10 In patx, Hhero the now CT.
ttnct hrtn Of Hoslss Brothers hlszed for q
time more brilliantly than Mr.. Edison's electric
lights, only, alasl to 70 out A. suddenly ipto q
darkness as doap. do not wish to exhu,ne un-
pleasaat memories about bauklng arm with
which noser kept any account, and which rem
dcred many services, dare say, IN lts tina to
desolate Americans looking for home news
patssr Or anxious to know where the best pump
klu pies III PaFl4 mlght hs procured. But really
, 1879-06-13

srRlNarlELp, ILL.,, Jnnu l3.-The aa]ourucl
nsnntsIs Of tho surviving veterans Of tlla Black
lIa~ war, which was held In Jauunry last, cum
yencd to-day, tho Hon. John r. Stuart, OF
Springfield. In tho cllar, and X II. Co,stuus, OF
bnseley. sct!ng as srcrutary pro tom. There
were only twenty preseut, principally frum
tho Immediate Vicinity OF th!s city, there
Ineotlng, After fcw rst1iarks uf WELCOME ny
tbs Chairnlan, resolutions wero udontcu re-
qucstinE al persons rcslitnE IN this stAto who
serrnd III tllt HIark Hawk wur to s0ud tl,clr lull
1laincs, the command tr which they scrycd, age
a!l1 present address to Gen. Jo,,u, 4.
McClernal!1. SECRETARY Ut tic Association,
srrMsdcld, III. A committee was appuIi.tcd to
who served IN this n!ack Hawk war 10 crantc,l
tenslon ~ wero oLtlcr soldiers vt Tho United
states, and 10 report At tic next meeting. The
Association adjourned to meet IN this city
State Full, "'0
, 1879-06-13
AMUSEM ENTS.
JIOOLEYss.

st.o,o sy,ok.r. :. -. =. A., .n,
''a'naf" " ote ~ Luz 10" '"catr'cal
MANAGERS III tllss country who thoroughly ap-
prcctatc The fact That tho drama Is an art and
not merely a ,,cona for vulgar snee,,lation. Nof
lonp NM, hc s.o,,cI ar a,no,,,ro,, T., ~, w..
NJ ,io 1,t,,. ,f..,,.' a. .,.ot a.ost =" ~" do'a
~. ~. "t.e t '.a"'eon s4uare loeatfe' which aa
loF 14 oolcct t'Io cstablls'lmcnt VI stock the.
htro III which no recognition should l,o river,
the star aystem.-,n which thc n1ov .ho,1i I'm
thc first con,L,.~n,jo,, 49,, .''s ~, s'.,, LYNN W
In 49, n'' "'ch 1"oa'o come
t'I psaJe'o, ald III "h1ch Actors. scene.paintcfs,
and carpenters should contribute their share to
aco,nplctc, harmonious, and, aboTo atI truth
full INTERPRETATION ~ t1,c ,lromst,o vert, ..t.h
vh,cl, t,,os s.." .a. y. ~" sfaaas'e a1 "oFk "'tn
su, "'"ea e'tes "eFe 'htsustcu' lhe 'aca WAS to
louno theatFo wllcrc tho systctn of the Thensre
Franchise should bo Initiated Is closely al the
material at f1aud would a)1nw. rho vrntur. II,
Nav Yorls =, II ,nsrl,n1 rooa,rsa 49,. ....... ~
to',l 90 - "s'.t'u' ~. 'ecc'sea t4e uusnl-
hooa lnuofselnaht OIL tle press and tho support
Of tic better class OF tllcatro-goers, for the
time has come IN New York when A 1eatl.
ftg lady md leading man st,rrku,uI]e] hy
inrotnpetency happily Iuls cruscd 10 La
attractive. ts a proof of Mr. Mackayc,s s,,r.
cess. be is building new thcotrs ,i,,on fhe *ftc
III tlle old Fifth Avenue. which Will hc nps,,rd
some time #, November. u,,i tI,ern errry nnnor
tunty will be otlcrod him to carry lis scheme out
to Its fullest cxtrnt. Lnst Mnn,ln1 his. cn,nnas
, 1879-06-13
GRANT.
Movements Of tho Gcneral-IIo viii nnturu
to Ills Old Homo II, Galcnn.

movements Of tho Gcnsrnl-IIe VIII nnturt
to Ills Old Homo in 1aicnn.
6neciat Dt*patcA IA re Tribune.
tALKHA, juno 12.-Tlc GAleha Dd;iy Errfut
Gazette Of this afternoon publishes tho following
editorial In regard TO the future movements O.
de'h Grant. Tho people Of the city arc re
totcea to know TINT they can expect the Genera
to return to hts old residence, and when the tint
comes will give him warm wc,como:
4 gentleman OF th!s statc. WHO has been Il,
constant correspondence With Gen. Grant
inattG iottnr us tfaVa!s aIEoa hss Just received
on Inc ath Of May, ulttalo. Tie letter gives thg
elcarest anu most definite Information Il, yccanI
70 tue future movements of our distinguished
leliow-citl1en tllat We have seen. The General
writes TIM. hG Will reach Tokola1na nbout lin
last ok dune nnd San francisco in August. And
says: IL expect to remain Oh the Pacific coasf
lor soiit "ceks, MD then 60 to Galcna md stsy
nnttl tho cold weather. Where We will spetl,i
u r'nra Mats' ny W. tavc not determined We may
:, 1t WILL bo matter Of infinite satisfaction for
tle people OF Hulena TO tind that this letter In
dlcatcs tlMt uotl. 0raut will continue to lnnkv
gar citY ne home: as,d all tho peoplo OF the
state will be Eratsfletl At what sce1ns to be his
discrimination To continuu ills pcrmnueut FAIL
dence ia the State Of illinois, which was lie
nome ant, where reposa tho ashcs Of the in,mor-
tal Ltnc0ln.
M. n@,s,st ~ ae actqn that has BEEN taken By
nroeosm~ ~ sc,d - vast ~" dork ad tenss,yanta
in y. " e ssnI vast committees TO welcome
ttn.. ,,,a na'' r1aacsep anu OF t'le denoustra-
i w,n,,,', .t ~ occteo 1or t1e portDso OF
n,,si"st wo9.E nsa nl'9 acioss tlc continent, tue
-" III ~ ~. ~ 1cn. 9rn1t #lll oo appnued
~ H. H. Anarie .Ja i,nas anu " ing Ercat nasses
~ s,u sI 5 Eeopc: Wlo have seen with un-
A. sttnmn, Recommendation u. w'lnt appcared TO ho
,rent ~ ;o ~ apptoptiato ule fcnown Of ta
e"s ~, oo'oG., 's.,,,, alesh from i1!e oSatt0hs
",,t .s ns,,,,f saf'nAcn "ofi1, to personal
own @ s,pto ~ ilpoi.' 'es yhc,c H., r. nr.n, y IN hs m
cari,snt mae, ~, tsst "nt1o uE''' urant mas t1s
fI' feIansts' '.,s Mus' sttnn!aSt, ahd must devoted
t1an S-to,,1s ts pM9s W! naso observed that
~ ,' = nc,meF ID ue lsegislsturo aoF out
~, up y, ~ I' Rlc ~. pTess Iaye crsr shown
nv thn. m!s ~; te proposca lennnstrattohs,
.i,. .et ,. uee1su tam nut Ghiy liable to great
~ ' s' nn,e nI. suia1eu 70 pFSndee the General
tio,,. nv ,rn.o uola % Nnllc these proparu-
=, H. Ess,sih suh W 1oT uen tfaut's reception
~ naM aha oaoWlefe With TINT sense
~ whia n Ia I'M. a9orfnE a wisdom anu sagac-
~ n,,rs ~. u",9tuE ~ nun ing HcncTni proposes
~ ~ ',o ~, te 'enor o. hls WuY" G'ate-
.sa su 10 ny n uo19t Is: 70 many true friends who
fsa MIsm r. I3 honor @ us return to hls own rount'y
u,ss. ,n ~ ~ uMS Journey foand tsio world. # Is
1I'.;t ~ eot'gHagc WHn Ills ieelilEs alM thu
, 1879-06-13
POSTAL TIIErT'S,

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June lo.-spcca1 Agents
Boyd anu Galorcath, Of tic Post OlIlco Depart-
mcnt, arrested to-day James ". jackson (coj-
oFed), Postal-Route-Agont OH tho Mompbta s.
Little Rock Railroad; charged with enbsxzltrc
letters containing money addressed tu tho pro-
prietors OF tho Louisiana Statu anl Louisville
Lottery Companies. When arrostcd, scycral
bills which had been M4rkeu were found on bis
person. llu confessed his guilt, and was take,,
to Little RocE ILLS afternoon for trial.
, 1879-06-13

achieved, wl,ilo 1nsf IN Ancytco ,ho tnIo ~
"ChaxIes, the Tom md r.voi ,',,naoo.s III,
not bo IIkety tn frar h. M, .-rr,.. ~. 49,, 80. w..
nrtonl H.. t,,.,,as...'.. p''o W. a,l 1fsat
sAo.. - "e m"h'a'!ou8 NOV aro That the
countfY ~ going to he detuQcd with
musical companies Of Various degrees next
winter, In addition to "IIor Matc,ty,s ,}ocr, ),
wt,rh viii a. ~ ,15 t,to T., tho 49,. ~,
,n.,.. a.. .s w. Wv sa"s :. wv "a. ,a'sehs c't'os
.",s uA0 management o. Inc military Messrs.
ManIcsota atld Ha7er17, there wlll be tho All
bntt Engltsh Opera Company, the strako.cb
party, and another orcnn,zation hcodcd IT,
Emti, W.,v,,,. ,an,t,,o. ,r,,,s ..,..,''.. a ~
- =. ,,..N. tohe"'e4 w." tasaRn'k hoToe
VI -. f'oaIofo +" companies and tha French
Bouffe crowd, which is to include raoli, Marie,
, 1879-06-13
Liver Complaint

Aud Dyspepsia TreHto+a by tho Resolveues-
1laihs 81 Pounts on Gao HattIo.
Geuticmen: hAvo had Liver Complaint md Dyb-
pepsis, With running SORES TN The side Ut my neck,
fot tun yuara. DOCTORS dtu u,u TO good. hare
been spendlLg ior eight Year,. AID II did LOO no
Hu0a. Everything atH diktrcasrl mn, got rd-
auced from, IN to l3s pounds. Al last tried tho
!teho!venl and Il het1,ca right oiE and on one
bottle Galnod dy9 aud ono half pouAR. Il IL do.
1nE ths business, and aal going for II strong.
f0aEs tIuYy
..-.--.. JOHN II. ROT.
41t Wabaah.av., Chicago, H., Nov. is, ls78..'
, 1879-06-13
DOCTORS.
Snseffl DilNtftI3 to J714 TrtbunA.

1HsEFE9 OHWtlIH 10 3Ha 1H1HH1.
Osnkosl, Wis.,, June 12.-'rlo State 1tomco.
pathic aociaty clused !ts annual suss!ou hore to.
Qay. Tie election Of olieers took place, with
the following result: President, L. 4. B!shon,
Of Fond du Lac; Vlse.prcsidont. Louis sher-
nun. Of Milwaukee; SECRETARY, +. +. Starkc,
Milwaukee; Treasurer, II. ". Ford. Of Alilwau,
kcei Csnsors, II. B. Dalo, OF ushko,h, 8. j, Mar
TN, ot Raclne, anst D. II. Doris, OF Foud lu
ss1c;oi mssescS ] a 70 IL * arseass :. eSs'''''s'
uETRolF. juno ,l?,-1ho AlIcbIeRn state McdI.
ca Society. elacted thu following nillecrs this
eYonlng, rtesilsat, III. q. N. johnson, ct
Ihonaa, Of Bay CITY; Second Y!ee-Ptss!dsat,
, 1879-06-13
Salt Rheurn


CoYefIHR TUG 136Ity Tor Ten YC0FS, FGfM&N-
ncutty Curctt.
LAW urFIcs OF CnAs. HoUsHTox
II CUnEreas-st.. Dodton, Fcu- I8, ld7a,
Meenrs, WkEkx s. r0rTEn: GcnE1emcn-[ feel It q
duty 10 in!orm you. and ttrougb you all who ats
!nosesled 10 know thu fact that most disagrcca-
ble and oostnnts case Of Salt Rbaum Or Eczema
which has been under my personal observation
ftom lts drGt appearance to &he present limo
about ten tl0t yeAru-coYrring tho greater portion
0f tho PATENTS body hud linbd With lis pecuIar
Irritating and ifehiug scAb, and 70 Which nil the
knuwa methods Of trtAtins Auch dlseast mad hoen
Applied without tsnedt. has completely dthap-
peafcd, leaving cleau and healthy skiu nnd&r 4
lew days Of nruluse application OF CltricUnA.
Can and do heartily sdvire all similarly afflicted
10 Try tho remedy which has bern no etfretual Ia
this easo. Very truly yonla, ...
CIIAS. uOUGlTOS.
, 1879-06-13
QRIIuARY.


6HfeTW DVpIEf6 10 1H8 1TlbNN4,
LEXINGTON. ILL.,, June 12.--Gcorgo 7. Dement,,
one Of tho old settlers ot Lexington, and ono OF
tho first merchants Of Mclean County, died
this afternoon ut hts homo. lie had Just como
fran Chicago with lii sou Riclsmopa, we'll
knnWn writer and Masonic orator, having hcon
untlGr treatarnt tlero Tor tic Illuoaa which
caused his duAth, "
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dentt Dr. ". +: i,rcaxcv, Of Ann Xrbor: Fourth
ylce.Prcsllcnt, Dr. Il. =. Snow, ot Dearborn;
Treasurer, Pr 'ueorRo w. Topping, OF detroit.
Secretary lianney holds over. T'he following
dtc; !. A. Brown. OF Detroft: j. II. I'rnuctt, OF
Codwater; foeter Pratt, Ut Ka,anazuo; II. u.
ShAuK, OF Lansing,
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Sarah Bernhardt. ]. It will spoll tito vbols

'""e 4@eJNWNFAts = IL Will BHOu tll0- EnHl&
1Fonnet-1Sn''K. Yet Tint IL how read IL. H.
sure you. liz Ia overpowetcd st tic thp,tei,t Of
hs own presumps!ons he Is an earthvortn rsls.
f'ol. But be does moi think Of that vht1c he I,
raising It. Eoyonsf what excuse does be eivo
the woman for loving him by meeting her ia
TINT tfm!i stycl
41o"net-S'!ttV. know It has mover been dono
H'oru Tor doing It, It gives now sense to tho
pa4aagc hn., Us I ttlnli, = truer Que.
.Sa'ut D. {anqhtngly). don't think can pos
ter sF dsss sssr 70 ovf ,"a COY do got :s s
encouragement nj much ~ RuY Hos, and who Is
to give It her II he falsf
o9t. Att0uld certainly tlolIvcr It ID tic most
-Honnet- Smny. Like this, you tncau fR1y,nu m
example In bis first manner, lle onlT other ouc
he 9asl
t'os, Perrin, Sarah u. Kxactjyt
4Hoanet-sudy (in,pate,iiy. and vita tnu,.srieo,
sec how false II il 10 hsye Lin 20 qIi6 Of toarua.
really canuos Change II In that way. wish
gould. but sOu tnust afow me to bo obstInate on
slls @ ono potut. cannot SEQ It In any other
'ie9s; 9s; fd;,ron.o,ot.., vo.. xn, ., :,
cannot see It.
Rehearsal resumed Al follows, Ia quote still
further from the translation, which 60 pleasant.
II relieTss me Of u'e responsibility:
r. 2G.
Huy {afer q pa..el. Can jt-cau It bo rea17
I.ovod, and BY i,ert 'Tis sol
Q Paradlae, that opens to nv eyes.
Loved-happY- Y-powerfult Duke d'Oimsdoi
auafn at nly feet! Its honor Ia mr. harIIs--
Wv countrJ's hnnorl Teach me. b Heaven.
How to be worthy of mr. task! Make ma
The Qurcn nv arm. lie wtrnan nv ,iryot,o,,
l'errin VERY fine B1aroI Only hrp IN
observe that rot are too far up Tic Stage il you
mean to be heard bY the whole house.
Perrin. Hut 5ou need not iintsh. 7 ,hou,d
like to sec more movernent d,trfn- that ,norn
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NEapI1.itp.

6pFc703 Wtpatch 70 Itlr TFftNNA
LINCOLN, Neb., JUNG 1a.-IIonry Schcncker,
aeueenced to be hanged Tomorrow, has been
rcspttcd until July IL, to ALLOW the Supreme
Court to pans upon his ease.