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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21
R0SADALLS

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REM
Aedy for the cure of SCROFULA.
SCROFULOUS faint, RHEUM
TISM, WHITE SWELLING, GOVT.
GOITRE, CONSUMPTION, BRON.
CHITIS, NERVOUS DEBILITY.
and all diseases arising from an
impure condition Of the Blood.
The merits OF this valuable prepar-
alton are SO well known that pass
Ing notice is but necessary TO remind
the readers of this journal OF the
necessity Of always having a bottle
OF this medicine among their stock
OF family necessities.
! Certificates can De presented fro,,
many leading Physicians, Ministers.
and heads of families throughout the
South, endorsing in the highest
terms THE FLUID EXTRACT OF Ro.
sADALIs.
| DIR. II. Wilson Carr. OF Balti.
more, says "he has used il in cases
Of Scrofula and other diseases with
much satisfaction.
DR.. II. G. Pugh, of Baltimore
recommends it to all persons eutf.r,
ing with diseased Blood, saying il ia
superior to any preparation he has
| ever used.
Rev. Dabney Ball, of the Bal.
tmore N. z. Conference South. saws
be has been so much benefited by
its use that he cheerfully recon-
mends 1t to all his friends and &C
| Quaintances.
Craven & Co., Druggists. at Cor
louisville, Va, say it never has failed
to give satisfaction.
Samsl G.. McFadden. Mur-
freesboro, Tennessee, says it cured
him OF Rheumatism when all else
| failed.
ROSADALIS is not secret ouack
preparation, its Ingredients are pub
lished on every package. Show IL
TO your Physician and he will tell
you 1t is composed Of the strongest
| Alternatives that exist, and is an en-
cellent Blood Purifier. Did our
| space admit, We could give you tes-
timonials from every man. woman
and child either personally or BY
reputation.
| Rosadalis is sold by all Druggists.
Use Townships Too1hache
| Anodyne.
| JOHN :, HFNRY. EljpPAN 4 m
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21
MILLINERY
EIGHT STREET,
OPPOSITE 0. TORRISON'S STORE.

Mrs. j. Hussey would respectfully announce to
the ladies of Manitow0c and vicinity that she has
opened Millinery Store at the above named stand
and Is now ready to furnish her patrons with any
and all articles usually found III first class Mill
merry Store, and at prices to suit the times Ladies
desiring any thing in my line are requested to
call and examine my goods and prices.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21
Dr.JAMES
Lock Hospital,
2-4 Wa-a..gto. Ct.
Cor OF Franklin,
CHICAGO, ILL.

Chartered by the
state of Illinois
for the express
purpose of giving
Immediate relief
in all cases ofpri-
waite, chronic. and
urinary diseases
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-08-21

Corner York and Eighth Streets, has on hand a
Very large assortment OF choice
, 1879-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

N1' ' kC4A Ekt'Ss
4 fnrge audience, ready to respond to its cx4
trayagant l1unor, witnessed tic second perform.
auce Of GiIbcrt's singular work, "EnRaged,"
Last night. On Monday evening the prcsvnta~
tfon vns wonderfully free from tlrst-n0ht hitch
es. Any then visible, however, had disappeared
upon Its socond rendition. We arc fortunate In
securing collection Ut capable people, who suc-,
coed so admirably III conveying tho autllor's
meaning. The dc!cacE Of tho language Is ap-
prec!ased, tho points caught with ncatncss,
tho situations arc not taken aQyantaEo
Of. and this Is all tho moro
gratifying when In them there Ia mach tempta-
nou offered. In the East thoy layo praised
Mrs. AGnos Booth vorY highly for her .Belsd.s.
II It mas better tl1an that given by Miss Estello
Glover, II must have boon great Indeed. Mies
Glover fully satisfied the requirements Of tho
part to our thinking, atd gtvus d 1lt Of genuine
comedy acting Of high order. Mr. Charles
Stanley hos In Chtrios very arduous character
to portray Hc adds to his reputation IN tho
presentation. And MIR. Il. Fulton Russell,
% He'suH,eM Is obo ol iac aucccssss. l1o
novcr for ono instant loses sight OF the queer
type of man he In eHbolying. In the third act
he u especially good, wheru ilu Is 1eKhtinE tito
young ladics with hia funereat llrge ot "Obe-
tliah and then proposes fur The haad u either.
Already We have entered Into t!lp inorlts Of thu
other performers. all have merit, and SO ctey-
crly do they present this extraordinary satlrc,
buriesQuu, comedy, OF whatever ueop>u pfouso
to call 1t, tllnt wo would recommend all to SEQ
the thing for themselves.
, 1879-07-09

II is as suspected by TIE Tn1nUsE reRnrtl-
ing the statement Of tho Mayor to tho busi-
ness men who called Oh lin Monday, ,-that
is, that there wero two Sides to tho story,
and that tho business mon would change
their vigws atter having hoard Marshal BEN
Nxna side. With nothing but tho Mayors
pretudieod and warped version for their
guide 1t WINS natural that Moasrs. LITTER mud
K1no and others should approve the Mayors
courne, bus when they learned tho entire
truth, as they subsequently did from Mr..
DExN1n, 1t was inevitable that they should
snstain that officer aud Join in the general
domnnd for his Reinstatement.
, 1879-07-09

Senator DAVIS, OF West Wrgsnia, like
Clown, ct Missouri, has naoia for ,uvcsst.
CATION, tho particular bee wi'icl. inthbtta
his bonnet being tho belief tl'at frnuds In
volving untold millions havo boan porpc-
trated in tho Treasury Department aud suc--
ceeafully covered up ly means of elcycr
bookkeeping. It is now something like fonr
ycars ance he begnn his search for ovitlouces
Of these gigantic frnnds, aud although ho
has had nll tho facilities TINT pertdnod
to his position As Chairman Of the
Sonato speeinl Committee on Frauds
In Tho Treasury Department, he
has only succeeded in tho discovery Of fcw
erau,res OF other dofeots In tho bookkeeping,
which tho Treasury officers have over aud
over asein explained M being inevitable and
unavoidable, and not indicative Of irrogulari-
tios. Bat sonator DAy1s is not satisfied.
la started out to uacovor n maro'a most, and
1t IL highly cssoutiai to his hnppiness a,xl
future prospects that ho should succoed. II
only a dofa'ca!ion or embezzlomont would
occur in tho Treasury, 1t would bc a great
reliat to tho Wcst Virginin Senator, but 1t is
to bo foarcd be must continue to suffer and
to soaroh for tho remainder OF his term.
, 1879-07-09
PERSONALS,

NJ. Do Les.ops will not start for Amorlca
till tls ond Of thu year.
Thu London Spectator refuses to admire
Sara betnhasdts acliug.
Mr., Cresswsll soenls To bo tho monarch OF
the seas-taa e. G. q. e.
Gaa. Grant n,nst hurry home II hs wants
to 500 his little boom alive.
Sir john Macdonald, Premier Of Canada, iB
III, but no. dangerously 40,
Prince leopold has booomo President OF
the London Muslcal Society.
Morciful storms sared many rutal districts
from the FoustA.of.July Grafton.
4ool.looking John Ia what poor Mrs.
Hull used 10 cal! Chaatlua Cox. hsr murderer.
The popularity Of watering. place doesn't
depend 10 much On tho wascs ~ on tho whisky,
A1y, Daua sailed OIL lilo I'd, but tho
celebration OF tho cfcnt dla't take place I'LL the
4th.
Paul noyton's oomiug marriage Is believed
10 b equivalent to gcttt Tot cold water Into
hok
In about yoar now broken boom and a
busted barI" will 10 atl that Is teft Of Samuel !.
Ttlden.
The abolition Of the tax On quinino seems
10 have been tho tsa< qa1nas to the happiness OF
tho bouth,
"Time," says JEFF Davis, "has worked
With wa.tsial curry upon no." Let tho good
work 10 On.
It Is the English that want peace, aud not
the Zulus; and, moreover, they haro been whipped
iuto waiting It,
It In reported TINT John Coz, brother Of
the murderer CT Mrs. Hull, vii! aga'a be caud!.
dats for thu LcgAlatufa Of Vls2tnia IN Chesterfield
County This tslL Tue bAltiuots Sun says that he
was detested BY only fifteen yoies last year, that
, 1879-07-09

It has become very evident that tho ut-
firing Mr.. T1lpEN las ontcrod ac.iyely upon
l,ia Presidential campaign. As q matter Of
fact, 1t was begun ~ soon as Mr. IlAYEs was
installed In Office. For timo there WAS
some question about TI.pEs's health, but
tho fuvigoratfng exercise OF manipulating
railroad stocks, along with the incidental
stimulaut Of u few lawsuits, seemed to have
gison him new lease Of 1ffo, md thoro ia
reason to bolievo thnt he will bring 10 tho
now struggle oil tho energy and Bhrowduesa
which he has previously exhibited in political
campaigning. Ills methods will be very
much tho aams as those which preceded tho
Inst Presidential campaien. Tic ,aay oven
repoat himself to the ertont Of running
again for Governor Of New York. 5n doing
80 hs would escape tho or1or which waa
ulade by THURMAN, who, in allowing
EWING to DO nominated in Ohio,
forfolted bis own chances for the preal-
dentiat nomination; for, 1t EWING
bs elected, le will bo Ohio's "fayosito SON."
and, II EWING bo defeated, no Ohio man will
be taken. I1tpEs Is open to any combina.
tion, or to oil combinations, rattler, which
concede him tho nrat place Oh tue ticket.
liz will take HEspnscgn for the tail, 1t found
most available, or Ewtso, il Ohio makes tho
lattor preferable, Or any other ,nau. Ms.
T1lDrA's campaigning ia always for Mr.
T11pEN The others 1uust take caro- Of them.
selvoH as la does of hiluself. lle proposes to
cover the entiro country with his propara.
t1ons. lie understands that ao Is woak in
i ~
, 1879-07-09

ury stands procisely on tho Same footing
that thu accumulation of oold docs II thero
DO my loss from having tho silver Ito isl1e in
tho Treasury, tton tho LOGS resulting from
bnyine the gold lio ttllo III tho snsne yau'.s IL
proator In proportion 10 Tho greater smot,ut
Of gold on hand. There ia ito reason tint
cat, l,o urgot. for keeping gold in Tho Truas-
ury that cannot bo given for keeping Tho
silver dollars. Thcre is 10 nse to Which tho
gold Gun bo applied for which tho silver dol
lars may not equally 10 employed; and If
Tho accumulation of silver be an OWL
which should DO abnsed by stopping
lis coinage. then tho Same argument should
require that gold coinage alsould also be sus-
pended. Tho fact that tho Government Inns
In It's yaults S264 ,0oo, 400 Of money that snay
DO termed oaal, nsaots, aud tta money IN I'LL
1T pnr,-no part Of 1t at discount, bnt cach
dollar equivalent to any other do!iar, will
hardly be accepted rs an OWL, particularly
, 1879-07-09
REFORM IN LIFE-INEUNAN1E,

Tie State OF 1udlana haa appointed Com
mission 10 oxalnine tho whole subject of life-
Insurance., and to report TO The next
Legislature what laws are noodod to gnar1
tho rights OF tho insured, wl''lo thee efficiency
aud tho interests OF the companies may not
be impajrol- 1t hoped that Illinois mud
al! tho Western statcs especially will follow
this good example. Vast Huna aro annually
collected from oar people, which go to swell
enormously tho overgrown ASSETS Of Eastern
institutions. A single company, tho Now
York Mutual l.ifu, las accumulated q capltal
creator than that OF all The banks in that
oity, and somo Ct the other New York aud
ao,uc of tho Nav Epo1nnd cnmnanies cnupt
Ill. ...,ft., 1,,. u...l' -, .,tt,,a,. NJ +.
.Ao41 s.i'i"' - oeo..' VI '"'''.1A0' 4'o"' ~
IL an 8siatstctt faot that worry large pcroons-
nge Of these ynAt sums has boon derived
from forf.itcd prem;unu Itia ]arce}v 1rc
=. .,,a ..,,,t...,...u -, .,,a .,.an,o a., ,>.s
wv a'''o''"Hea " 'u' i1sf'' ~, wv Aa'o
l'a'u thelr premiums PethRpa TILL low
months before their death, whom by accident
or absolute. grinding noyarty tho whole nc.
, 1879-07-09

hn IA nucrvtsot Of Schools In his cnnntY and boars
tho reputation Of bolng worlh5 man.
4 Nov Haven druggist occupies tho l,ouso
once used By Benedict Arnold. Can ho bo trusted.
to pnt MP prescription
Afr. Courtncy'a 1ntost rprnarkH mnko It cloar
that tho only rowing Ia will 10 tAId summon Will
ba 10 paddle his own canoe.
h{iss Lii'io Duor's romance will not con-
tain AZ ntnch actton AZ tho evidence which per
tn1ttcd her to escape 80 easily.
Dr., Hull Ina not beolt nrrcBtod for The
,nusuer Of hs wife. hut douttless tho Now York
police force cat provo that be IA old man Bender Ia
disguiso,
Several Now York females nro 30 doep1y In
lovo with Chnstne Cox that thoY nsk. curlously,
low could ho rnnr.lct woman old tnough to b.
his inothert
Lavy, tho cornnt.rfnyer, is at Conoy
1sland. It 's rclatcd that lso paYc piece entirely
through day bcfore an3 Sheriff ns.acled hfa in"
sssun'sut for dsut.
Mr.. Seymour, Of Now York, has boon
m!stcrions'y murdered. Al tho po'fce haso no
"clew."lt fs not known whnt member Of his
family Ia suspected.
a prntty but lomentod young woman
called At lho White House tho olhcr daT md asked
tho President to marry her. Sha should have ap-
piled to Webb 1Iayca.
A man ut Poekskill, N. Y, wns shot on
tho Fourth because ho refused To tako drink.
Ills waa rnrc case. and the example ulade Of him
wss moro SAD than necessary. wo think.
Mr. Peer, Of Niagara, intended 10 jump Oft
the suspension brluge on tho Fourth. Int ho got
drunk anu couldn't. Yet auch cventa 10 not Ill.
mtn5sh the zeal Of tho temperance lccsnrcr.
Tho President TO Afr. z. Chandler 70.
, 1879-07-09

MI important bnao Of operations for Mr.
T1LpEN. Ono Of tho principal branches
Of hie now Litarnry Duroau" IL
located bore. significant Indication Of
1nlpEsfn lloadvny in Chicago mny DO noticoI
In tho recent drift Of certnin newspaper
tllas once opposed Tu:pEx'H nomination, thon
accepted 1t md supported him, and Hubse-
qnently dropped hin, ngain. This particular
newspaper makes profession Of inleponl-
onco in politics, but Of lato 1t has poraist-
entity approved everything hono or proposed
By tho locat Democracy, and Just M persist
nntly denounced everything in connection
with tho local Republican organization. THIS
course In MI intliontion that Mr. T1tpEN llns
begun to "orgnnfzo IN that direction. Tho
election Of Mr.. 1lARntaoN es Mayor WINS gcu-
orally construed NJ favorable 10 tho r1LpEa
"booln.' For n long time after Mr. 1IAnnt-
soSs elevation, tt is true that bis
now llonors inamcod him to bo-
1ieve TINT ho might be n Presidential can
didato himself, taking tho aovornorship on
tho road, and while he cherished this fond
do!nsion llo was rather cool towards hfr.
T1IDEs's intorests, Isus Chicago'a Mayor
lately appears to havs awakened from his
dream Of reachfug the White House, and his
pnrtisan organization Of the City Govcrn-
,ncnt viii probably be In tho interest Of the
Now York candidate. Tho local Democratic
politicians will prefer tLis, .as T11pgk's barrel
is larger than 1fAnn1soN'a. It is to DO hoped
tlsat tho ngont In charge Of this barrel or
llogsheatl, whichever it may. bo. will dis
, 1879-07-09
JEFF DAVIS AS 4 LADIES' MAN.

Whatever elso may DO snid or thought Of
tho late President Of the late Confeaeracy,
he cannot bo denied tho possession Of those
indehnablo qualities Of certain favored men
who always enjoy the good will Of tho ladies.
a New Orleans dispatch brings tho informa-
tion TINT Mrs. SARAH A. Donsrr, Missis-
sippi lady who died IN that city fow dnys
ngo, has loft will in which Bho bcQuoatha
her entiro fortune to 3fr. DAVIS, and laments
that tioro is not moro Of It for him to onjoy.
Many men may boast Of temporary con-
quests, though they oughtn't to 10 no, hut
thero arc fov who have earned such iliaiu-
tercatod affection as this. Had Mrs. DoNsEr
been sister, cousin, or IN aunt, lind she
boom former sweetheart who treasured tho
sentiment Of youth,-.ho willing Of hot prop
crty to Mr.. DAVIS would not hhyo been an
unusual proceeding. Bat tho dispatch which
brings tho information leaves the Inference
that thoro were no tics Of relationship and
no glamour OF romance which prompted tho
1ate Mrs. DousEr's action. Shs hcraoif puta
tho beqnest On tho ground that Mr.. DAVIS
had rendered. gront services mud sacrifices to
tho soush; bnt, a. a mattor of fact, tho
majority Of tho southern people 10 not
think &c. ferhepa . ma1of'ty OF ulo o1'
Conie<1eraso8 wonla Ako to SEQ JEFF DAv1s
elected to tue Unateu States sonato or Undo
lfosldent' o1st that Is because such IN oFeut
would stgna!'zo tho final triumph OF tho
Confederate South ovoF the Union North;
the feeling IL not inspired by any personal
affection for Mr. DAVIS among tho Southern
pooplo' tho most OF whom regard tho nlmln-
lssr"tionof tic Confederate dovefnmont with
anything but respect. ls1s mora reasonable
to ass'lmc' therefore, th"t 1t was not moro
hero-worahip, but genuine admiration for
Nj. DAVIS, 1nap'ted largely by hiH own ton"
tlcr1'ess towArd tho fa'r so1, that LED Mrs.
DORSEY to mako this extraordinary bcqucBt.
Dir. DATh has On more tlan ono occasion
, 1879-07-09

n m ffasfrf ffTu} r4tfrfF
closing ifnvg of t1o 1ato ,ese;on of Connrasa ~
Con. S1sorYrou. of s1ias,ss;nr; to,tr ooo.
sion to repul;ato G1ov.n. whnsa hn11,v ha,
l,eon n chorco of who]can,o frouds =, thn
I1nitca stotoa Treasury s1uo1rroy x,ort ,o
far ns II, int;noto that a,ovvu ,yoa o,t,,o,,,
crozv. ond TINT II won,3 ho ;,nho,,,. ~ ~
nort of thc namocrata to oroorroao 49,,
manifestation of his ,nnocv, Tn oro yoI
srsanrror nlacod co,nn1ota e1t;no,,,shar
upon GLOVER md nis TREASURY iovost;gotion
lint arovra 1,na s,,nceoao1 In ,att;r,, > Nosr
York nous,,oner In nn.,r,sh I'm ronart ,,,;,,,
S1xo1srox refosod to br;no ,,to no,;co M,
n nor,aal of tha doo,n,cnt fulv i,,t;f,a. ,,,o
lau1ablo purpose of s1so1Eror to fra t,,e
Dcmoorats from MI rosnouaif,{1ttv for n rho
roport donounooa nil tho ohiof trro,.u~,,
ofaoinla for seyorol voara noat "a = sot ~
thievoa WIN. If l,alf woro trr,o lint n,orvn
sots nm. onoht Ia bnvo hem In tha po,,i
fent,aTv ,nstoad of rnhlio of,,co ,rha
frnnds which In nraton;,a t. a~
noao wero of t,na w.. ~,a,,,saa
tbo conn,vonco ~ ,ho r,r,no,.,.1 of,,sr.. -
tha rrona,,r,, md H. ,,oaa ~, a. -. ~
corto;, secrotoriov 1.sis,ant ea.ss4.@,as ~ .ssS
Treasnrors. md ohiof ctor1s na ,mn1,co,od ~
tha o,,,ood roec.,,v ,ron.oo,fonn 1r,. -s.,...
;no,,5os r-ot+x, ,nro,, II, H. .oa.s.,sl:,.,s
n,or oonreota;i with ,ho n,n..t,n.at s ,r.'ass
WIN vorc not actuol1v ont,oa.;7 j., u,o.,;.,'.
woro aolomino tn nrot,ct the ,,,tavaa 14.s s-a-
e,n,snro md nnn,al,mopt NJ ,von.,,~ . tsn.
s1ra7 v-rou onJ othor sa,a,,,a s 1,a1ssa...s s."s
wished 10 ovoi,o thu rsa,onsih,1,tv - ,noI;"a
, 1879-07-09
REPRESENTATION III REPUBLICAN CON.
YENTl0NS.

There fs considerable interest folt IN lilo
matter OF tho hpporttonmont OF rapro6ena'-
taon IN the next hnt1ohM lsepnnIacan Con-
sennon' ofasnaraly these womb De no par
s'euiaf 'ronolo aooat tn's nottef' out 70 aa-
hero TO the CID system strictly may lend TO
oinoas7nssln8 conuhgonc'es. Inc fuio Aae
ooon TO nllo" oaeh osate representation N
mo Natlonal convention propof'lonase 10
the n'imnor OF ELECTORAL votes ot 5aoh states'
tween moss otn.ea CERTAIN 10 So'o tno Oen-
ocFaslo t'cko1. E.Son IN the conventions OF
4o'o anu loo'' talidolegat1on Was appofs'on-
@l 70 tao elavonolo'hg ela'ee' tnoa8n IL WA
Known ta"t none OF those o'"sea "oulo
so'e 1of sao MePooncun otnt'''ases. so'aseiy
hed oeen eoo''snea ou' .ao eonal'aon o1 IA"
e1-slaSeholdlng states a. th'a uH1o renders
1t a'faoas as hnpfooaolo that any OF shem
w'al Soto TOT tae hopupi'oan nominees IN
lsSo aS !. was IN 17'o' 1hoh thore "ere fow
any Ae1'aol'oahe IN thoso e1ates; now
''e1o "so 1'op"o''es.a7 .ao'e' o"1 'ney nfo
"aoot s"en coosc'oa ta"t u III u'iroasohaolo ei-
moss 10 eapeo. asngle ELECTORAL vote NJ the
ne1t e'eo'1on ior 'no hopho"ean eanamSses'
Inc oo1a soa.h Will "tta Inc ald OF tile
shotgun anu tho fanc' fo1afh q so''a pemo-
cfauo Gleo1otal soto'
IL " tf''o 'has tho ucmocratio pasty la IN
"a hopelcss mlhofley IN tho most OF tho
Northefh a1a1os' ana that these Ssatos afo
tnl4y represehteu IN Democra1o oonVon'
ttons but tho oemoofnta havo a rule which
TrG1it48 q kWE.LOlFU8 T0k0 to 1DHt8 n nHn1fH.
, 1879-07-09

Tho Chicago diHtillers deserve to succeed
IN their efforts to obtain from Secretary
6uxaxAN and 1ntesnnl- 1iovenuo Commits.
sioner nAuM some modification Of tue rcgt.
lation which compols tho1n to pay tax Of
90 cents per gallon npon oil leakage TINT
mny OCCUR iu tho casa Of alaohot shipped to
tho ssaboard for expectation. It ,is an In
justioe on tho face Of 1t that they should
DO taxed On q thing tLat they receive
nothing tor. and that roally has
no existence, a. IL the case with
alcohol that escapes whllo On the
why to the point OF export by unaroida-
bis leakage or evaporation. The msnufact-
use Of corn into alcohol for export is tho
most hmmless occupation dIsta)lerios can DO
engaged To-, aud a, mammoth Industry hxa
been built up in this way in aud about Chi.
cago which ought not to be handicapped by
m unjust aud unreasonable regulation.
There IL now not q suspicion Of orookedness
attaching Ia the diztil1sn engaged in the al-
eohol rads, and they have right to expect
falr trsatuent At the hands Of the Govern.
mont
, 1879-07-09

The first Sunday trims woro run on the Met
ropolitan Elevated Rallroad In New York last
Sunday. Out Of dcforence to the wishes Of the
church-eoIng people Oh thu line Of lie road, the
trains were not started until noon. II Is be-
lievcd, however, that this Is only d temporary
arrangement The thin end Of tie wedge ha7.
Ing been Inserted, the whole will not bc long In
finding It's way In.
, 1879-07-09

Tic first four parts OF JoIa RussuLt Youno's
'tAronnd tho World With Con. GRANT" are out,
ind can bo obtained Of tho American News
Company, Chicago ofl}co III Portland Block.
Tic lcster-press, rapor. md cngravtngs are ac-
corlIng to promise. Most Of tho Goneral's
speeches arc reported.
, 1879-07-09

Senator DATARp Is going 10 tsy the Fater at
Cleveland for dyspepsia and bad liver; nni
the indianapolis Jour4ta! wnuts to know how lie
can hope 10 stand tho tvrriblo strain Of crow
dtet lu 1880, II hu Ia q tlyspoptic.
, 1879-07-09

st. Louis fairly began its display Of att1ac~
tions as summer resort yestcrlny. a stiff
brpoze was blowing all day long, and It Ia
regarded as extraordinary that only four
cases Of suns4roke occurred with tho tllor-
mometer marking 98 In the shade and 93 mn
hour Hftor RunBet.
, 1879-07-09

Tho pslnco OF Watos' confession of faith, no.
ticcl III THE TRIBUNE yesterday, WIS strangely
dscordant. The Prince ca,c his fayodte virtue
us "1oncsty" and Ills faYoritc occupation us
'timproying my lnlntl." II the Prince desires
to be honest, ho will drop oil prctcnse In regard
to his foudness for mpntal culture.
, 1879-07-09

In England. 4 Parliamentary inquiry IL now
In progress. the object Of whteh IL to aseersaia
10 what extent. II uny, the charges agaiust thu
civil servants engaged In trading a1e true. The
retaii desless comps!u that Information obtain
cd BY Government clerks In thu discharge Of
, 1879-07-09

The 10. admits That tho repeal Of tho tax on
qu!u!n0 Will reduce the price Of the drug by 81
per cent Of the amount Of tho tax. Is not that
IS per cent worth saving to tic sick people Of
ths countryl Or would 1t bo bottor to enloT
two Wholesale drug firms in phiadclphtal
, 1879-07-09

Gen. GRANT ia spoken Of for tic position Of
Honorary President Of the LEsaErs Canal Com-
pany. The General ia not uscd to occupying
purely ornamental positions. lie would not
hold Tho Office long without power.
, 1879-07-09

GRAos GREENWOOD is writing letters from
Lou1on to the New York Ti,n<s. She has been
to hear Prof. HuxLEr lecture on "Snakes,"
to ace CHARLES RRApE's version Of "f4'Assoa-
mor," alad TO call on the novelist himsc1f. ehc
found MI. RBApE ~ grave, tlne.iookln. man,
of n'i'll'a hight, With iton-gray tair md beard,
aINf Inrgc dark cYes Of remarkable beauty":
In manner 10 is rather cold. but courteous, mud
he nvowca a special kindly feeling u nur country,
sasing, - aln always Ut hume u Ameticans." i"
While e1nreesfnr deep interest In cur 1.lfc.s
and details than then had 10 give him. and for
minute descriptions Ut machinery and Appatntus,
j continually, rs an uystcr gapcs ius salt waser.
Facts are aiwa7a Mclcun!e tnia house; tha5 have
for lie more tIan the charm, more than the nov
elty. Of felton,"
, 1879-07-09

Reports from humorous points in Mime
Gota and Wisconsin convoy the gratifying
ossurance that tho haavy rnins Of Sunday and
Monday have not resulted in any serious
damage 10 tho crops.
, 1879-07-09

Tho Fourth wns very generally celebrated in
parts Of tho South, which only goes to show
that tl.ere hns psen real revolt agatust tic
Bourbon rcactunaries,
, 1879-07-09

DEn BUTLER IA said to hayc lost good dcal
Of ground III massachusetts sluce hls lust CAIN
paiEn, md they arc not afraid Of him auy
lougeF.