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ing to Tho future and being mindful Of the his
tory OF the past. Il Has q time to read what had
made re- and unmaae Republics, md especially .was
na thf true when is xsa Remembered bow there
pcopla In thu occupancy Of public offices, and
there was movement to ft!ng oaidc The expert
enso oi history ami create for Preadent OF the
o9si Bas eH. ststs; t na term n & App1aoe l a
the purpose Of gaoug political prudence as ior
the cultivation III the Iisal and esthestc facui-
iies e. q { tl!e human mind. Eyen from gross old
fsx 5s t;ts ssses ss r. s9Ss's"S s9a sSs ssh as s
poetry Of Wordsworth, and Frederick tho Great
IN ms nuie, ana there were tmss II the life Of
made cams With more value than The nartner'a
compass. or tho magma charta, or bopauzs
mine. II bis hearers could do 90, md at tho
tafno time te Ctdcagoaue, ho would advise them
to 20 back to tleir b0okA aud tl,elr music,
And this es.1tettc culture should 20 side by
s!de with The rclfQlous: To take array tho
Christian religion was to take away tho only
for the cultivation Of the supreme faculties ok
the mind. Mr.. Ttton spoke long and earnestly
on thss theme, deoounc!nE what be termed the
present keen, critical. and brilliant attempts Ut
an,l to tratnplc undertook the Christian faith.
lhcre was another plan for nleylating tho
present hard ttnes,-a plan whosc bcnehcence
everybody admitted but nobody adopted. Il
was known A. the restoration OF conf
1cncc: sta0nasfon In buslncss, sdleness II, tho
Workshop. emptiness Of pockets, was simply
because there "aA falseness tn mems hearts
Ihe Pttts1'uH. riots and tic .tfa!lure" Of tho
Glasgow Bank wete the Two chief events OF the
century which shook the public mind. One was
the Incarnation OF revolution, anf The other OF
speculation. Now, t!gre' never would be sny
rcatoratlon Of confidence until there was req
ffrnfnr ! a hfVHer ri NJ nth
PissburE rioters wcso petty offenders conn.,
parcd With those schcmlng, plotting, fobhlnE
0'atUow Bank DFecsoFs,-the champion high
"ayncn OF the world,-a1'd When this nation
learned TO Tightly appreciate and punish auch
ytllalny a. te BETRAYAL of triats. then might IL
lo,k for restoration Of confidence.
And here Mr. 'i1lton touched upon that sub
lsst O. preasln5 Importance, the labor troubles.
had bren tllc revolt against slavery. Two thoi-
sahd years ago Cicero Ravo uttcranco to the
thought TINT ITO be mechanic was 70 be
ien 4aa ,t Tofksep hoa se pace Of desda-
Just afterwards Christianity came In. There
had been Important revolutions In government,
education h.d excrted ita hencflcent ssav, aud
Ing, ~ am the State" Tue IaLorii,g y,asscs
tsuhfuiy dscass "%e W na ata tSl''$ tis stuta a''
In tug future .tcsatton nni enlightenment Of
,s ia'5of'nx ' ciasscs lay America. oPc put t
The reason the Foundations were Insecure wus
that lator, wh!rh had wrought out 40 many
great M',1 mighty .p.a. stood Ike giant Uni.
have entered Into The fruits ol my iabor.'' Thcro
WIS ln cxaKgeration In NIL this. The cumplaut
was decp-scated, md who could tell when It
would burst torth1 The natton hung
sS'*ss" out 's md '2sf ri. ss aa@ pfa fa
dhe watcl1word Vas not RESUMPTION, not In
aato., not the abolition Of the tariff, Or the
, 1879-03-27
A. n. WRIGHT.

A reporter yesterday called upon Mt, A. N.
Wright at,d brought to bis notice statement
published In yesterdays new Democratic organ,
to the effect that 1t WIS Ills intention. II elected,
to remove Marshal Denner, now Chtof Of the
Fire Department. and appoint IN hts stcad Harry
1lildrctb,-a statement which Inns also beer,
published In some Of the other papers, which
are rcsorting to whatever falschoots they eau
Invent for tic purpose 81 iujurlng Mr. Wright.
Bald tho reporter, "What truth, II any, Is
there In this, Mr.. WrtGhtf'
"Nono at all, u sad that gentleman. TT have
entertained at no time, and do not now enter
tain, any such purpose as tint attributed To mo
by tho writer OF tfta paragraph. | hare never
made nty PROMISE to any Individual at any time
tlAt should rCMoya nlRrshal Bonner md Ap-
poln. to hig place Mr. llildroth Or any other In
tcntion Of making any chango III this or any
inr az know anything concerning them, they
ase all good men, well qualified Tor thvlr posi-
havo been rstajaed In otIlcs tor yesrs by Mayer
Heath. have hampered myself With no
pledges, or intlmat!ons Of pledges, or
hints. or suggestions. or promises to my
individual In consideration Of bis support, and i
office free from all promises. md don't intend
to rctnoyu any man who fs fitted for hts place,
but to kect every good mnn In that position 10
which ! dad him. II will DO my sole object, in
case an elected. to administer tho affairs OF
tho city economically aud honestly with the
bcst mon whom CAL find, giving Always tho
preference TO those whom find In Office when
enter upon tllc discharge Of my duties, should
he elected Mayor"
THIS full nnil thorough statement OF Mr..
Wright, which coyeFs evcrY point, ought to DO
accepted A. full and compfets ansWer to all
these charges, which are buckod by no namo
and BY no circumstance OF truth, that haYo been
Mldo ag9Inla bin.
, 1879-03-27
LIES, LIES, LIES.
DEMOCRATIC MORALITY,

70 The Edttnr Of 1ht TFtbuns.
CHICAGO, atarct 2G.-The inclosed circular, Ia
m envelope supcrscribed to my addtess, comes
to hand tllts morning:
TO Tie liot<rf Of ihs city Of Chtcapo- GENTLE.
HEN: THE HepnbItane. deepair!ng OF snttess In
tho present cnMpatgn. have raised a large corrup.
lion fund in order 10 pnrchasc your ystta, and Aro
now cnEnCed III distributing large suma Of money
In the different yards forth vile pnspoee.
They have The City Tttasury, Tho County Treas.
ury and the Federal officials, with a1l theft wealth,
10 AID tncm.
We have nothing to offer you but tho purity Of
nlsr Frfnctplcs and tho certainty OF a pure and
economical adnlinit1ratton.
This lnnnoy Il your nnIrcy, wrung from you hy
Republican officials. They openly proclaim that
your votcs arg far satc and the only way 10 rcpcll
this insult tn 10 take The mnhey and vote ~ you
p!easc. by order Of democratic Campaign Com.
mittce. II. r. MERRITT, Secretary,
Wish 10 state TINT, although an emplose OF
the county. Under Republican Administration,
have not been called upon to contribute one
cent to q Republican campaign.fund, nor has
any man Of any party ever tnsulted the by offer.
lnE brtbc But my object In this c0mmuu!ca-
tlon Is not to recent anything personal to my
self, but to call tho attention, Of honest Demo-
Gratis to Tue base proposition Of tho Democratic
Campaign Committee to llave voters not only
accept Gribcs, hut At the same tlmb to take
the money under false preteusee.
II such Is to bc the policy nnd principles OF q
Democratic Admtnistfation, think will bo
doing my friend Harrison favor by helping to
excuse him from administering government
in q manner which must be detasteful to all hts
better impulses. Yours truly,
/, j, GALLOWAY.
, 1879-03-27
those to whom tho insulting circulars haTc beon
hent. 70 make slire lint

"eAt' 10 mako sure HUT
NIL, HAnp,.or ,nnnp.vn rnv r,uctt.a.
TnIBuHn renoricr r,r, hf,, ,sh,io In Rad n In
ms pocket. tic was cheerful Of coursc, asul
tic scribe nttavkcd him, Tie Kentucky states-
Democratic tr,-know,n.. very 1iitie of whit was
up. llo wAs nttomcd 10 tio must Of the talking
h'Nl tn d moment to nut t,is foot II, II.
"Why," said he, III made good speech last
night"
About Tie MARINE Band" qucrcd the re-
porter III his mind.
49," II topk well. too; Il was In the Seventeenth
Ward. told tuy It,sh friends to take ali Tic
money tlny could yet, call mt Keno, ami vote
tl'e 33e'nocratlc ticket, antl they H1ll do IT,"
not lntcnd to spend any money, / hnnposci''
MYes; l don't Intend to ppcnl money, but
will leave tint for tl,o RcnuC|icans, Wo are
after you, a,nt the boTs arc aircody calling out
'kcnol' on tic strcets.''
"Yuar speech ID YOUR ndytcc.,,
ut ID; they will tako your uono7. and then
Voto for no."
Thy reporter intended to lay tho circular ha-
, 1879-03-27
MEETINGS..

A number Of Republicans Of the Second Ward
hald meeting al No. TO Indiana avenue lsat
evening. There was fair attendance. The
meeting WAS addrrssed by pllny 3. Smith. Johu
D. Madden, E. r. Bliss, md others. hir,
Madden also sang somo campaign songs, after
which tho meeting adjourned.
THIRD.
4 meeting Of Third Ward Republicans was
held IT. No. 800 State strect last night, Nr.
Charles Go'dstcin was elected to preside over
tie assembly, which was quite large. Dir.
Porkius, Mr. DIuett, air. Feat, Sir. E. It.
Bllss OF thu Second Ward, aud bis. ]. II. Couall
addressed The meeting The latter said tho
Republican party was tic hops Of t1e city. Had
the Democratic party been IN power here during
tue last lye yoars many fortunes would haya
costaes In the city should deem 1t biz duty 10
vote and wpsk for tic Nepubltcan party 1t the
coming election, and perpetuate the past Geo.
nom!c and honest administration,
Mr.. Merritt spoke for tho Republican ticket,
and quoted from som9 Southern pAparA which
9latantly gloried lp tla prospects Of Rehel pow
er iu WashugtoD.. Mr. Cook and Mr. Greeley
also spoke inlor4!ng the ticket. Tho lsttet al
lnded to the charge made 10 the newspapers
agatnst Carter II. 1larrteon, aud asked It the
Chicago.
The meatIug then ad]ournsd.
Amass mcctingof Republicans OF tha Seventh
Ward was hs1d last evening on the corner OF
Weat Twoltth and .Luoinls ttEcots, MIR. ].
6chmeltz preatding. Tho room WA uhconfost-
ably llls4, Au1 the Au4teusa WAk eXleUelY en-.
, 1879-03-27

nomination Gt Joseph Houstr for City CLERK,
and ciark ,tfeets, @ lat nah.. Thcra ~ were sS b.
tween 20J and 806 present, The great ma1orIty
being colorcd men. Bam Engcf, urccnbnck
ca'nltIlate for Alderman I'll I'm hecond Ward,
WIS back Of houaor, the two havInE Issued The
latter fact lot tho cat out nf The bar, and
killed these men 80 far as the ward is concerned.
Carter turntd up. ot coutsc, aIid ln0nntetl t!t
platfor1n,-not, however, fur thu purpnse Ut tell.
With the Confederate Drigadiers With view Of
giving the Southern bulldozers full control uf
the pola. But when ho opcnrd his mouth 10
speak he was greeted With h,sscs, and Kisses,
thc atage and the hall. The utmost confusion
proyailed for n long time, uIn Engcl and l1ouscr
were denounced for their conduct. Il,
II; Mitchell. oneoi n,e announced spe.kers'
but William Baker, another Of the sDcnkcrs,
hauled them over tho Goals for their cheek In
lcinK an enemy Of the. coloscd race,-a man
who had voted with thote Who hail kept them
In slavery, md murdered alMl rnbbcd them, mil
driven them from their honlct,-to ask them to
vote for him. David McGowun said lie went to
Mr.. Harrison when he wnn running for Com
gress, Mnd asked HIN II l'c wouIu support tho
thought of II. How could c0l0rcl men be
asked TO support enc who hadn't given thought
to A. COT, 600 human bcings fu need Of hclp7 lhe
result Of the meeting was tie Endorsement Of
Wright n1ld Ballard by v0to u four Or tlYe to
onn, tho negative yotcs being givvn by some
white Democrats.
THE SOCIALISTS.
Tho Executive Committee Of tile soc.allstfc
mob held their regular weekly meeting ut No. I
CLARK street, Ben Aahlcy III ihe ellafr. A vast
making arrangements for ticket ,cddlcrs, iota.
ries, ole. Arrangements were nude for tuush-
meetings 1T THO North Side Turner Hall Mon
day night and at ths West stdc Turner Hall
, 1879-03-27

Csw4ld Is proprietor Of the sharpshootcrs Park,
on Tic premises. Mr.. f. ". Young lives ut
The etock.Yards, and Ii IN thc packing busincsa.
Charles Natthcr Is anloOn.kccpcr, and lives fn
the northeast rorncr 0f the town.
Tho Opposition he'll 4 ratification meeting last
c7rnng in tilr northeast corner Of inc tnwn.
Hpcecliea were maje by hfcssrs. Adkiuson,
ptant, AicGuFu, Watttcrs. 0swnLd, and uthers,
The speakers promised d reform In the expenses
and management nj town aflaira II their ticket
ut Springfield, was read, IN which lie Raid hc was
nat an aspirant for Office, but ils was III tho
hands Of his friends. md would do his best to
lead ife Opposition to Victory ncxt Tuesday.
He MIL return homo Friday morning.
, 1879-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

A comm,t.ec at fur. 'nnnotn.ca nj , ~ n.ot,,r
=, aa@an snc,,,od +ar,puramoa aaaa,s e'''.t; y;
whom eleven wcrc Harrison men, has Issued
a long address made IN of ucwsuaper ext racts,
which winds up with the following. which
comlnr from, Dcmocrat,. ia vcrv chcnrf,,, nr,,
eo,s,.,er, - 'S'' e"~."' "A''
amus'ne' ... .-...-.--...,
!emnEtance ana 1eie'ons totcts o. Gh,caEo
whesne.. osea"9e aI. ms1ent ~ thn nia Of tho
insiinn. they ssIi s1tnort hin, on tn ernn9 ~
psrty obljeattons, In t,c face of ths recard. 10
an sct ot ioyalty 10 tbe Republican party, and That.
TOO. in time Of admitted need would bc an act
Of disloyalty to religion and tamperance. VIII
you r M par, 1non o. o @
fssn9 y clearly drawn and there Is no middle
Far "urac]yca We be,terc that IL !. be,,er th,t
the - Republican passy Should be- 5caton. ani. nd
through defeat pnrgcd for a futurc Of purity arI
Advancement t. power Of unworthy men: Of mel!
WIG. whl!e p!otess!hg 10 1o scsvnntt q Hod AMI
tant that ;horebx iSsr .ssh nhon oss seho ho
sratided. '' '''' ~ 's'Ae" a'1'''0" 10e' "
Wo entertain no persona, hostility 10 3fr. Wright
but we cherish profound loyalty to what VIC 10.
iosc 70 10 tne rc1Hltcments or ffhlcoNsnc"s and
!o .ns provisloEs o. our Jaws. We cannot advocate
hath ~ amc cr rnsf surh ~ H. M t,ycs 9ao
Wr Wrtrht ntanJs fp. Inv III thn chosrn r. eor-scr+,.
tivs Of tho saloon interests and tho nntt.sunday
movement We onpoEo Ills election only as tenn.
pear;anco pa; people AID chsittiass
"hat "iaa you 10 i'll tnie mattces
HYDE rARE.
The Hvlc Park Republican Executive Commit
tee met at the Grnnu Pacific Yesterday aftecuoon.
CHI, Wiliett In The chnir md j. s. Williams Sec
rctary. Tile object Of tic gathering VIA to Gls.
cuss tic outlouk aud hrraugc for the coming
election, md the greatest unanin,ty preyailesi'
The f,rat business done vas 10 at]iutt thu nrnl,o.
blo EXPENSES OF tic campaign among The eanii.
dated. which was sutjsfastory all nr1t,ni. ;rhr
following Committees were Then apnoIntci :.
Ftnance-Dr. Ferris, Thoa,es Boyd. K. Z. Hcr.
rfck. W. i. :WiiKs, i. Uunhoy' A. nern,
Richari bowen, George kta5on, Thonaa
GoodwIl|le. and 8, III. Wheeler rrinifn,.~
". III. Tavior. X. IL Donnel]y. md T., f. I'm,
de-, Tic dscjinatlon Of Hiran, yandrrnnni.
nou,tnated for Asscasor. was rarctved an,i
mnanimnusty accented, md ,josonh H. Grav. ~
Tia First D;strict. was mt Mnot, the ticsst IN
hte nlacs Nj Vunlcrnool 'ts undrrs, md r.
iays uecl,nei with tie r1ncctatton of n"ttin,, ~ n
monprei nnne asion for 1I,c olt1rc If Ga1icctssr
X Ensts W.. aida, IN ii,c EnmnSirn Eann,H. T.
To- st,i +i'c mrrtinr c,,iM,rnri n,f|l r.. .unrrn"
wi "''' ><'' ''n .,.e,, A''" ''"'
AMER TAfLon.
70 hhs ra6|tc; Charles /. E9ston has given
, 1879-03-27
DENTISTS.

SVfcI1I I!1bdItN 70 TIE 7F7hNHk.
Am Anpon, M!ct, March o8.-The Michigan
state Deuta! Convention met hero today. DR.,
George Field, Of Detrois, presided. a largo
number Of acntIsts were preacnt. Drs. Henry
Cotne, graduate Of tue Penn Dental College,
J, II. FarnswostE, a graduate Ut tho Nuw York
Dental College. aHd II. N. Lathrop, graduate
Of the Cincinnati Dental College, were admitted
rs Numbers Of the Association. Eight prom!-
nent dcatfsts *ll1 co 10 Lansing tomorrow to
rush their blll for tho regulation, Ut the practice
Of dentistry In this State. The bill COMES up Il,
tlie scnate tuInufEow, ntld 10 expected to pasA.
Mora trouble IL antlcfpateA with the House.
Numerous papers On dental subigGta were read.
, 1879-03-27

The French arc curious people. Two army
surgeons have lust fought duel In the Bo!s do
Yinrsunea. Qua wounded tho other badly, aud
lAeu isstefnallY dressed h!a oppousut's wound
and helped blm to \ cArrtsKa. Having thus
proved bls Gal!autsy and humanity ho went homo
aul-cuMn!tte1 suicide.
, 1879-03-27
ANOTHER DENIAL.


To ths Editor ~ The Tribune
CHICAGO, March 2A--Thc circular given be-
low bus beuu sent to all the county officials by
the Democratic Committee. You will please
tako notice Of the fact It alleges. It states that
county officials md employees have been asked
to contribute towards 4 Republican corruption
fund. I dosire>to say that the circular Is llc,-
IN fact. No one employed bY liz county hns
hecn asked to contribute cent towards tho
Republican campaign fund. Here Is tho circ1l-
lar: lit Is the same as the one given IN NJ,
Gal'oway's lettcr] This aborc, Yoa will notice,
Elycs the Democrats tho advice to take Repub.
lcan money II they can get 1t, md then sell out.
The advice as not necessary. Democrats Cctlor.
ally sell out for money, but never deliver.
kkNk
, 1879-03-27

Tptctai DispateA 10 7As 7s1bunA
ALEXANDRIA, Thayer TO-, March W--naya
commenced sowing wheat, Soma hare augshed.
Average increase, 10 per cent. Winter wheat
coming out weli. But little old wheat on hand.
Special DttpateA 10 7ns 7ntuns.
FAIRFIELD, Clay Co., March aG.--0ne.hAlf the
sprng wheat iu. Prospects Of better weathsr.
eomo farmers have been sowing to-day. Tha
POT cent. There II but l!ttlo surplus wheat on
kaha.
, 1879-03-27

antcfaf Dtfpd.ch 10 TAs 1rttuna
VEGA, Jefferson Co., March a8.-0round
heavy. Frost cut. Farmers sowing whcst anil
mats. Acreage same As last year. Area OF Gax
will be largest ever put In. Winter wheat Is
tfue. Surplus OF corn Eonc forward. Onp.thlrd
Of lhe old wheat on hand.
!sptctai DtspascA 10 TAs 1t1bunA.
EsTHRRvlLLH. Emmct Co., Mach 21.-Seyere
snow.stortu Saturday Ground frozen at pres
ent. Soma sowing done between tho 7th ArlA
18th. Tha pFospects NUN Aso that The acreage
Of Wheat will be- decreased.
, 1879-03-27
HARD TIMES,
The Causes and the Cures Of the
Evil.
Lecture by Theodore Tilton at Hershey
Hail..


r.,r,,,,-
1"s''o - !'ton aecinteu 10 koou mouse last
evening IN Acfslcy Hall on "Ronrt's Ease:
P!htn Talk on Hard Tlmcs.h The subject was
not new one, hut fta houl,lo.harre1et1 tftla ,ni
tbe crcr.n+oacnt cn rin.,tv ~ 1hn .s.ss saa
,oa !, .,,',ts.~ ,'. ~ 1'e a'e1a1e ntues-
~. 1au'e,ce !" neas lecturer VINO. III ADDITION
70 oe'iR Willy anu eloquent, has boon the hero
OF tragedy, or one Of the actors In It, sutlced
m cnm,fn,t,n ''' "''e0 '''' "H''
~. ,p....
M, rson, ,ts,uer maze 1s el''sse ltto after g.
Of having anybody Introduce him, began his talk
by uro.In,t mi IN h. so,,. :. s sa'H
hr. .,.n,,.ai ~, ~ ~. .oIs " scn'l!ncHta',
t"s,, w. asssa,' '., a1 10 say something which, he
u'' .,,r' .'.. ~uusu "a saeoulaRe men anu woman Ia
rowing picture Of what peopte had CONS IN.
rmn,rrstfon croua,5 I'm ro,,p. .., ae ...s ~.
va. .c,vo -. nasS ,sn Tvs ~ .oaa5' anu .ne sly
r.s,,., uso ~ "osn' s'se US oreaa let csery
The three questions to AK were: nWhat il
ttl,' .Wbv IL i.3n and q lrI,,t ,,,on ~, ,na ~
tl,rce an.wn,. wora ut,.4, .t'..a.u a'',s .'n tNu
man bas a ,lrsrent % ,hea,r" us 49,, Esety Esscs,
theory proposes tlitrcrunt plan." The
thcorlkers had a. murh ay,nnathy with or. an
other Us Dr.. johnson said lin 1r1sb nson,n h"a
for cseh o,hor as ,..r.. ~" A.. peop'o nao
1et est" o'uc',-of were 'lke ttse Chicago ncws-
papers, In tlat they neTcr spoke well Of one
another. fLnuRher.l One man wanted mnro
rreenbacke. annthrr nant.d r6.oo,rotto, ,>,hn..
were crying ihnt labor was bcnu rI,jmrd h. n"
it must be concedej. in tl.c hrsi n,srn H'II .n,,
tl,c nrrscut stafe of nInir. c",p1 ~ ~ ,,n'
djstcly renlcdicd md in ti ncrt n1,cs ~ ,a !,
must be manfuilY endured. 70 thts and he ~
had occurred to him a. bcinr nsTtncn y, ~" H.
tncs Ticre was hr deriarrd ~ t,s.s " toc
on tic gloto In which tie !,cars broke dawn "a
soon al It did fl this country. Last yesr il,rr,
in thc North, whrro fhcrc VIVA m ne.tii.n,s ".,s
tncn were dyfn,- f,,i1v t,riv rn,-s af,. th"'.'
Time. The wofk WHICH tbe 1m.riran nennls seo..
Ind been daing had ueen, at ths sumo % Tine.
ard Tayior wure nnjy nrnnIinInt nxn,n,,11.e u
thpse who },al disti al oyerwnrk. I'M nverwo.t
had gradually worked out a trpical dmcrlcn,,
Aee.-whut. in architecture. wn,iI ha t,1,a'i
thu pcrioi was saow eaturcd ,aI ~
ongfnrnd. n,ul hs rnrr h.,, .snrt ~ H. .a;1,
tabcrnace-the mo,tilIfnr TN. gor ~ ,is,oat
ot thc uosr, {LaHrhtrri II VA t.ots ass1
,%ssT r3s cns IL Mhe II. a T. q sysryaE
look in eycry American facc rhr | Amor;.a1, "t snS
pcop,c wero markea hy thrrc flist1,H,;.hinr
IT as1,asnyy ya,s d5 1 "; L'ne @
ncss.ho,ses went homc ia fnn.r nJ n" % -1".n.
Of business wcre closed from p In NJ p1svs isw
Of CopETess, no rccomucndatlon of Inc P,s.s. ,"H
businessmen OF Ills coun,ry to ta,. II .auams @
teri l''"as"
fmmnna,. nrro,,nt ~ "SI;tfnmoi ,nhae a. ~ ~
pulse md body Tea tc sports of tse present pr e
nan, lie boxer; Drown. tia oarsman: nrf, isn1.
ems Of othrr athlctes hal dici vn,,no 'n and T.
might even be- sail tl,at V'Lcary. the nstiestrian
, 1879-03-27

dpsetdi NkpalcA ~ 1As TftAuns,
Uw1ouT, March 2a.-Farlners I little nervous,
Watching aud waiting. Been raining mora or
less all day, High time va Hofa at work.
, 1879-03-27
CITY COUNCIL.

miscellaneous Buatncs#, Including Tho Gas
Question.
The Council held Al adjourned meeting last
evening, Aid. Tutcy In the cl,air, and Ahsont
rcarsons, Gilbert, Cook, and acatou.
Aid. LawIcs. by consent, presented a resolu-
tion authorizing the closing Of tho city Offices
md the suspension Of street labor on election
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The los, of life in India due to the rayagc> Of
ycnOmous snakes il almost incredible. Yet the
disease which is almost us willy and deadly rs the
dcadliest India reptile, is winding its coil around
thousands of people while the victims are uncon-
sCiOus OF its presence. IL has long been hobby
with incompetent physicians to assume that con
sumption is ncuruhlc after the formation Of tn
berclcs has begun; and in every case they fail to
effect u curc,-Of course tubcrclcs had begun to
form and they were incurablC. The records Of
medicinal science disproyc any such theory. On
the contrary, in cases OF lung disease which have
been cured and the patients lived forty or fifty
years in robust health, post-mOrtcm examinations
have shown large cicatriccs tsCarSl where the tu-
hcrClcs have been formed and removed. The tn.
bcrclcs are removed by absorption into the blood.
An efficient Alternative, DR.. Pierccs Golden Med
ical Discovery, must bC used to cleanse the blood
of the sCruiulOus impurities. For tubcrculur con-
sumption is only a form of scrotulous disease.
Golden Medical Discovery is sovereign remedy
for all Iprms Of sCrUiulUus disease, or king S-cyl
such rs tumurs, white swcIlingS, fever sores,
Ncroiulou, sore eyes, as well other blood and
skin diseases.
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Or. The Nbelungen Lay Revealed to Lovers OF
Romance and Chiyalry.

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