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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-19

BOARD for the summer, u miles from the
ID city. Large shady yard, garden and
mutt. Ten minutes walk from street cars,
CT MRS. H., this Office
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-19

DOOMS and board s. per week, and day
III board at s., at u Monroe street. 1915
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-19

ONE-SrORY frame dwelling, 7 rooms, IN
" good condition, situated issuance street.
Apply to MARX & BENSDURF, Is Madison.
ST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-19

ONE pocket memorandum book. r turn
" to VIM. Harrington, li5 Main street.
$500 D. BROADHURsT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-19
PERSONAL.

NJ. COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
u. Notary Public and Commissioner OF
Deeds. Special attention given 70 collections
In the county. Office 24 Front st. 1881
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
NUMBER 30.

mountains, and then separating, search
ed in opposite directions. was reward
cd 10y finding an old trail, almost ex-
tinct, bat still showing that once il had
been II heavy, well-worn path. To tho
south it led right INTO the mountains,
in the direction OF n pass that could DO
plainly seen. To- the north Il led
whereS l rode along the trail, satisfied
that | was on tho track Of the lost mine;
hut was disappointed. The trail sud-
denly spread out, mn-like, into many
little trails, and these were soon lost on
the plain. | was convinced that this
trail was the right one, and SO told my
partner ON my return TO camp. lle said
he had seen nothing on his side. SO wo
moved over to tho trail had found.
The next day, Mll of hope and con.
ddent of sdccess, We went to work and
thoroughly searched for some evidence
that We we're right, aud were rewarded
by finding the staves and hoops ola waters
cask. Daring the next few days wo
tSuHd the remains Of an old furnace and n
little pile OF Stag. We secured the conn,
try for miles around. An we could find,
all the trails would lead to, was spring.
whore water in good quantity was TO bo
had. We moved the mules over, and wo
threo went to work in earnest with pick
and shovel. We dug and channeled tho
hills and canyons without succcss~now
encouraged by dnding portions ofa pack.
saddle, now by the wreck oCa cask. hoops,
heaes, stavos in II little pile, plainly say
ing: We have been hero We found
tho ruins of three or four small furnaces
marked 10y piles Of slags, and wo wero
duly excited by tho End"
Interrupting his tnlc, jackson turned
to mo with, My God | what was that
mine worth How many millions would
il havo brought in the market9 Ore 50
pure that those Mexioans could melt It in
u nnreplace !"
Than with weary sigh. no continued
To cut my story short, We throo spent
two years hunting fsr that mine spent
nll our money, all our mulcs, spent every
thing We had, and found ! was
utterly ruined in pocket, and came To
Wha,oom IN the time of the Frn2cr River
excitement. That proved to be- sell,
and was stranded here, on tha Skagit;
aud utterly bro<en in spirit, have lived
here ever since. have not written home
since leaving Sun francisco Tor Frazer
River, nor have head from home. My
relatives think | nm dead"
lie stopped talking, aud we silently lay
on the lloor, thinking OF his Story, ho
probably, rcgrettlng his wasted years.
could not uftr consolation. Tho wreck
was SO complete that lolt tito DO pact he'd
and ,osaid nothing,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
Weaverville, August 80, 1879,

FIWEMNN JoNgS' FEAr.-A feat often
rehtcdn Edwad Gnrt, ,h, Prnn,vlva
nin RHit"nd lncnmotivr engineer, whose
death lu> ju-t been rrpnrttd, wus accrmp-
li-hrd ON Monday bv Charles Jones. u
fireman on the engine which takes the
mail from Rivrihrad To G,ecnpnrt, ON
Long Island Raihond The tain was
neaiing the Jamr,pott Station IN downs
grade, mud ;hr trcu uu wa. out on the
patl"m hv the boiler. niing the ma
chlnrrN, When the engineer whistlrd u
warning Ia somebody ahead. The fires
mnu lookcd up mud INV child lying h,.
tween the tracks. down the line between
h'm aud the slAlicn. There we've II
number ot people visible on the stations
platform, but uune OF them appeared Ia
see the child. The engineer reversed his
engine, but the gIndo was steep, and
there was no chance at stopping the train
IN time. Purhing his oil. eat away, the
fireman swung himself down upon the
cylinder and ar"uud the head light and
Slid down the pilot, hrldiug on by the
coupling non, Twisting hi, iclt foot he
tween the bars of the pilot, he &ueclrd on
his hight knee. The train came down
upon the child, who lay mnlionle,s.-
jones think, it wns asleep. Holding aud
hacing himself with his lr0 leg md
haud, aud clulchiug the child's clothing
II. The engine was upoa it, he swung the
LITTLE creature forward aud up aud out OF
the way 1t was ,a!r. not hurt IN ANY
way, and Just awake, bright, curly
h"ir'd li,,lr hoy, pelhap. three years old.
nnd weighing ecatcciy twenty puurd- -
The fireman shouIdt,cd aud held him till
the engineer, coming out ot the cul,, &c.
crivei him ~ The rng inc came tn II Stop
Thru fireman jones cmmbrred back nid
hct'ok himself to the tender nul to his
shovel.
When the uniH Reached the station the
passengers who had seen the danger, hul
not the Rescue, swalmcd out o hear
nhout it md to cheer Joue, aud to shnkc
hnnd, with him, Nohody ut the station
knew to whom the child belonged, and it
was lett ~ charge of the ngcul. 1t did
not begin toc,v ill it was put down from
the lucomotive.-N Y. Woud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
TABLE ETIQUETTE. .

Bread should be broken, not cut, hut
II you don't hkc bread "out" It.. In
"brcaking" bread uso n curb bit.
Do not Gll your mouth too lull lath.
or nllow some of the Iood to get into
your musMche.
Split u biscuit with your fingers in
slend OF opening it with your knife liks
an oyster. II tho biscnit ho hard,
beetle aud wedge ARE admissible IN tho
best society.
DO not pick your teeth Mt tho table.
Pick them Mt tho dentists II no has
good assortment 10 pick from.
SnIt should never DO pu. on tho ta>
ble.cloth, but on tho side of your plato.
II, however, you want the table. cloth
piclSled In brine, you must put salt on
it, of course. A barrel of salt cloth
would como In play should your pork
& Two out during the wintor.
Do not rattle your knife and tork. A
knife and spoon, will 30 found much
moro musical.
Eat your soup from tho side of your
spoon, either inside or outside.
DO not take game In your fingers.
This, however, doea not apply toa game
OF cards.
Do not rest your arm on tho table
clotn. Stack your arms in corner Of
the roo m before beginning dinner.
When asked what part OF the fowl
you prefer, answer promptly. II you
want tho whole OF II, don't hesitate to
say SO.
DO not drink with tho spoon In your
cups put II in your pocket. Forgetting
IL. you will DO 30 much ahead.
Ii Is bad taste for the host or hostess
u finish eating before their guests. 1t
/. better 10 move their chairs so as to
finish behind them.
Never lenvo the table until all are
through, without tho sufficient excuse.
hesudden entrance ofn policeman with
warrant for yOuf arrest Is generally con-
sideled sufficient excuse in polilo eirclos.
Pay no attention 10 accidents OF blun>
ders on the pait OF servants. II Bngdet
blows herselfup while encouraging tho
fro with Kerosene, keep right on oaliug
just rs ifyou never (kefo) seen Il.
Never hep yourself 10 articles " food
with your knife OF iotk. Usea harpoon or
asso.
When you have finished your meal lay
your kn lie and fork on your plate side by
side, with the handles toward the right,
little south by southwest, beuring norIhef.
ly when the wind is vi the sido board quar-
ter Cincinnati saturday NighL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

PITrsnuL0n is one of tho hmckcst nt
cilic-, hy reason nt the .moho from ~
mnnuhctu,ie.; but plnp is being test.
ed IlR ru'ml,rs Ia nuke it clw,n. The
prupu- iliuu l. Ia Wn.h the .mukr, and
the way ot doing il is tia. described :
The washing j. d"uc hy pm, ing lhr,no @
Though the 'piny caused hy paddle
wh,rl- rrNolying in II mnk ot wntcr
holding sndn all in .nl.uiou. Tnn nnl,
nud wheels nyr phcrd in the lur, boz
tween the iuruncc nnd the chimney,
and, the wheels being mnde to tcvolve
ia The direction of tho chimney. the
dmuglt j. incnnscd.' The -mnke, ni.rr
bei Z lhI, trettoi, will n,t soit white
handkerchief.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

EVERY man of sense pnd refinement
ndmir"s ~omnn ~ wumHh, and
when ,hr step, out ot this clnruct-r. u
thousand lhing, lhal in lhrir appropriate
sphere would be- admired become dis.
gn-lnp aud offensive. The appropriate
character ol II woman dcmnnds d,licncv
ol "rp'nrnncc mud mnuner-. rcdurmcn;
ot sentiment, Grutlcncss al ,pcc H.. mod
c,ty 1t i"r,ing md nrlion, n. Shrinking
lrom n"t,nity md public guzr. n,cr-
sion Ia nll TINT L. copr,e nud rude, nud
nu Instructive nlhuinncu To all thnt
tend, Ia iudriicnry nud impuiily, either
IN pluciple or notion. 1hc,o me the
Units which uIc admired nnd sought
iui ~ n woman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

TnE average Weld at wheat per mere Is
five and ohr.hni bushels in Rl--n,
twelve II the United States, twelve mud
in Fnnrc twrnly.ninn nnd one-hnlf IN
Gr~,t Britain. Ia he Uuiled States the
nv"tngr vi"d might ra.iy be doubled
bat The chrnpdes. Of the hnd the ne Of
machinery nnd the cn-t "f lrlllizrrs, make
II cheaper la cultivate hrger nr'H- nihrr
ll,nn {" work t'r large avengrs II wa
STATE Kc0iSter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
Week|y Crinitu Auurual.

ne The ''JoTRN:fL" has no .fSsnfs
the PA6!ishsr prsfsrrf.S to do businsss
pifh .SdcsrfiS'rs direct .fdrs,IisfnS
Rats rHrHt.hsd Oa application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

AN ludmun mdy, Who ha- been keep.
ing book ot College statistics ior more
than twenty yehr-, 'nyr tia I thiily-su,cn
per cent. 81 sweet girl g'nd,mte. die wili-
io tNn ycal- aiicr thcy mka their diplo-
mns ! may be worth rccoding TINT
The nvrrngr Anrricnn grndunte !. solnc.
Wlnl b.. lhnn righ'eo" years of ngu.
that the French girl l. tWenl ly.twn, nnd
that the English girl i- more lhnn twon-
ty-Gte.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

a nEPosIT oi sil5 was made IL the
Portsmouth (New Ilnmlshrr) savings
Bank IA june. 1896. On the hr,t at the
p r,cnt month the tonk was presented nj
III" hnnk 10. the hr,l time ,ince, aud the
Treasurer entered IN il $3.50 20 divi,
dends la July, 1879.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

THE Ilalians propose io chp the climax
nr centennial celebrations next Nn,rm-
brT hy COMMUNICATING lhr s00th ~ nj
vcr.ary of The desltuslion ol Pompeii aud
usrcu laneum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30
LAST MOTTO.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 tho
\ mlr Gfm Of Knt-kY & Ahtnhm. hv
note or lu,l, nrcnnui. Hrr hereby n"iit d
ia mike immediate -nitir.- rni md SAVE
O. s1s. We hn,r Vniiei hulil th" pn'-,iit
tn., bar rnu wnit no louec. and there
c,,. .nv L, lhn-r indebted io "a. k,HdfN
bat FlnMLY lhoi 'lt. hi.inrs- m"-i 1r-o
tied KARSKY q A4kAHM.
Wesyeryl.le, May IItb, 1879. ".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

lr may not bo generally known that
there Is diamond field In BGtle county,
Sc. such is the cnse. Its located Ia tho
vicinity of Cherokee. Daring the pact
fifteen yenrs five diamonds, valued at
SS7j, have been found and utilized orc,
pilte MercWg. ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-30

We keep constantly on hnnd u complete,
ns.n,tmrul or Dining Room, Bed room
and Kitchen Furniture, Of the bet man
uncturr, aud Vill ni-o mike any nrticle
desired ia this line 10 order Furniture
rcpuircd nj reasonable prices.
COFFINS made Ia nldcr. in nny style
aud fni.h de-ifrd. Mattrnsses, Picture
Frnmes. Eic., ktc., manufactured TO
ofdrr nt living tnfr-. Give ~ u call.
MERMAN BROS.
Weave ille. April I'd ls75 It.
, 1879-01-31

born In 1873 at Liverpool. and VAS Etsduatcd At
Trinity College, Cambridge, In 1871. He be-
came chaplain 10 the Quean and 1insscin Pro-
fessor nt Cambridge ten years afterwards, and
Archbishop 81 Canterbury he was rnadc Csnon
Restd.ntlary OF st, Paul's Cathedral In 1H7l.
Tia has written ably on the Pauline theology,
anil tn 151t attracted attention by an essay on
"Fresb Revision Of the New Testament" The
Zee Of Durham comes next after London and
dence, and as the Blshops Of Durham held phla-
ttno rights and privileges, tAcy arc entitled To
surround their m.tres with Dacal coronet.
The diocese includes Durham, Northumberland,
md Hexau, md the income of the Bee ID nov
Episcopal Palace Of bshopa At Auckland,
near Durham, II a noble residence. and tho
Cathedral Of the See, standing haughtilJ with
its martha, towers on hight which oTor}ooka
the ctty, Il one Of tile most striking and ptct-
barring. during his seventeen JeaIs' iueumhcncJ
vi tlte See, has made the path Of popularity
straight before bis successor, WHO will only need
to d. and to be all that Dr: Barring 1sa not:
The Bishop Of durham holds tho patronage OF
iii valuable canonries In bis Cathedral. Of the
Of them Of great value. One party have bad
illcir own nny In this important diocese ever
sincc d.. Bara9 took charge Of it. Ho has been
almost ~ tyraunical to bis clergy &s Was bishop
Siarsb, Of Peterborough, who was smaahed W
by sydney Smith In the EdtnburE .Reie.s4 Ile
has taken little interest 10 the UniversftY. His
fcuds with the Dean and Chapter arc standing
topic, n,l.i It 10 years sfnce he has preached tn
hfs Cathedral. Everybody from the North hAs
story about him. Ona Of tho most widely CTR
ing In Auckland Park, bossted, on returning
HtIIe Lord H!shop.'' "What did he sayfh
"Oh. be lroHncd sud SAID, Get on the grassp"
, 1879-01-31

~ ne Editor af Saaadsrf fsfsh nltla ffo&
You did INC tllb honor ot publishing IN Sonf
Issue ol the 10Th ult. nv letter containing ..
iafallibte aud failu0 reclpe fur thu cure of
diphthcria, which ID simply IL put teaspooutal
u& sulphur tntu Rlns-RlAsa OF water. a1Ni stir
it with The finger tnstesd Of spuou, NJ t'nf sui
1,hus dues uok readily smaiXsMate with TateF.
When tho sulphur " well mixed then 1t ia tn 10
given to the patient " gaFgle, aud. after esr..
l.ug to swallow i, aud tS pat,snt w. Do oat y,
nearly closing TO allow Rsra1ng, the SULPHUR ia
that case should be blown through auil tuto
tho throat, aud, after tlu fungus h&z xh1uuk to
allow Of Il. then the gsJRliaR. II patient cas!-
not gAlklt, take live coal. put It on = shovel,
und sprinkle spoonful Of 4ous OF bEtmstoaa
tiie bend over 1t. md the fungus viii die.
Birthstone KILLS cYcry species ot funRus in
mau, teuat, and plant IN lew minutes. A
few days ago, at pH1ceas MasY's CottaKs
uomcs, Loud0n, IN outbreak Ut dlphthesta at
lacked ltty OF the Inmates, but one OF tbs lady
nurscs cured them sll BY causing tl.e patients
to ga1gIs With sulphur aud swallow tho xarRss.
il Is b{vLiy probable tint tho saving Of the lyes
Vi the lltty persons referred TO may be attEtb-
utcd to the publication Of my letter III your
widely circulated Journal, aud therefore, Accord
ing 10 MY owu estimate, people lu ull nations
owe me ~ everlasting debt Of gratitude for
brtug!pe to light, aud, With your atd, publishing
lives annually. Ii IL ! n&tter ol Vital ilnpor-
t.n,e. vhcn Il ID borne ID mlnd that In tho WIN
ter Of 1S53.'W ulph.htrla became extensively
nrry.leut LII England, and in tese two ytaEs IT
orx4loued mortality Q! Il least aJ,UO. ~
$50 lie puuter of dcAihs declined to ., uU: In
EmpIatd suu Wales weIy 2.S3l IN number. ln
iii they wero $500; iu 1873, 3,20; In 1916,
HGtn am. alf, sour obcd!ent servant,
''SA JosxrR flAsAkoRx.
, 1879-01-31
H3IlM Fox"

Set1 losk t7rdphfr. -.-..... ...-
about iho stwlo Is sic. ID thc case of tho Count.
css OF f.ic!,icnHtcin. who nted In nufsthalc. In
styria, on the .ssh Of 1asl mouth, and who was 20
long the admired OF Holland Nuaac enh itH guests
- Miss For. She was really tue daughter Of
French nooleman of VT ansssnt , M nanr: Tnoss ~
S I5 aaopsa &c ssst ss
snould lakc the family mama Of fox. Thi4 mas of
eoutse fully explained to Queen rictoria and tho
Cartiuai Manning, who married her. Earl tltan-
Il Wsles n .ssrly ii # g. .ofsl famy 1e'as
aacheti 10 the Austrian Legation. met her At tl.a
garden parties A. Holland llouss. shs has left
threc chaten.-SaH.
The aboyc are the facta as they we're known
to t!u public. Tho actual state ot things wks
somewhat different, As the principal parties
arc now dead tl,ero can bo no harm II recording
Them. About 1850, when Lord Holland has =
member Of the 1'sittsl. diplomatic service at
and beautiful NeaI,olltun maiden, and declurcd
Ills passion. 1t was Ecc!procascd, md pro
lungcu Isalton ms the result. Lord Holland
was then, o. at All subsequent t!fnct teudcEly
to ,llu new temptation, and both parties became
sadly involved. Tie result OF tho aMour was
thu birth of plrl. Hoon attor this event. and
whtu Indy Holland was st'l! In bltssful tgno-
taken dangerously III. 1lts l,ic was dcapaiEcd Ut
| tY nli, al moment when lie expected soon to
do ho chilled his wifo to his e!de, confcaeed
all u1.d told her whcru the ynunR mother Wa to
| BE- fund. by curious fatality Lord Holland
recovered pnd thu unhappy n,ouscr died; Then
Lady Holland, With extraordinary tenderness,
tnok lt.e poor. niotherless child TO her c!lt!dess
heart, ant rearcd 1t - her own. The nalno o'
| U0JlarL was ddnicd her, however, aud she WIS.,
KNOWN ~ Miss Fo1, and tho Innocent Aci!on Sa.
dcvisea which served 10 protect her childhood
a1id adoIcscence. 4 few years aEo the wealthy
anil dLtlnxuislcd Marquis OF Butte met Mirs
| Fox beraIIo enatnorcl of her, Antl offered bel
hts mud. Shs accrpteti. Lady uolalni, Jlell
Ing to = iigh seuse Of honor, told blu. al
whorcupon the slarauis Withdrew his offer a'e
married, sho1tly after, LaiS nl.nd1wI,H " i5t tiom
sop, uIlclc Ut tlu Duke OF Norfolk. THU u nl'
nsiue hlstory OF q mysterious cass which IA
for years been explained in \ variety OF wsya y
those who did not know tic facts or had IN lsl
| tcrcat In cQpeealin0 them.
, 1879-01-31

MkMrn,s, Tenn, ian. 3o.-A arc this morning
At siasons, Tem., destroyed thirteen buildings.
The fire originated in X. T. l'roan"x's dry
go.nis sture, which burned. together with The
following buildings: j. u. Watson. salvon atai
grocery; loss, &, Gun; uninsured. Mrs. 3. Ryan,
grocery, nilu vacant house; loss on stuck aud
loss on stock. 500. C.. T. naskets l. Bro,
Post Office, grocery, anil 1ry goods !osa, s?o0o;
Insurance, Sl,60O. IN TIE niagara u New York.
J. i. Clement, dry gao.ls; most of STOCK sasc,;
insurance, <l.tND. II. stcyeus, grocery aiII dry
goals; loss, *3.'AU; INSURANCE. t!,A0. +. W.
Boyd, j. i. Isoss 4 Cu., gsurEe: stock dam.
aged; houses owned hy Mrs. Mckenzie; loss,
f3,50o. X. Il. Stevens, grocery: H,osl uf thu
stock saved: ioss, 4.,5m X 7. hrotinox: loss,
sttu00: inkuresl On house, eo,5oo in ihe Hart
iori Of Connecticut: on stock. Se,50l iu tllr
HUNG, $1,000 In tho Underwriters Of New
furk.
Ftrc1ncn Edward sict]affues atul Edward
Mceaan we're seriously burned about thn iace
and rYcs, ul.l II is thought the former Till loso
Ills sight.
, 1879-01-31


There we're few user h(tesn thousand bank-
y,ptciea Or ''fasutcs" In the United Kfngdom
las. year. 1t may bc interesting to noto tho
branches ot rui.inierrs attsitist which they Hefs
the proportion which tha col!arsrs os 1875 bore
to tl,osc Of it, predecessor. The his!!ess
nnu,Ger ~ attatatsl BY engineers, found.
srs, Iron, msta'. aud hardware dea'ers;
,ie.t soe so!ss'Sa asso !. soolrn I'm. .ui u'
scribed, rink fourth; with b,ot and shoe
IuAkrEs, coal merchants, ntut merchants, 9uA
timber merchants following In order as They
ars named. III srerY ons u tl'tss the balaneo
was against 1b73, ~ cotuparcl With 1877. E!2ht
banks, or bankers, WE'LL the way ot ruiu; thrra
were not any iu tbs prcFlDus ydaF. "a thh corn,
cotton, colonial. lratl,cr, drug, provision, sll'.
bfoktux aud building. rppa and sall making
tsnics, tllrru was An excess of dsaater; hut tl,e
brewers md tohac.anlsts u!ust than held their
ground, Willis thrEe Is not single dst,teE IN tue
calendar VI either period. Tie suHAs-rednetk
notwllhkta audtng thetr Krlayances, aru represent
I'd by blank; but tho rase circumstance urur&
viii six " financial agen.a." Turning to ,lls
retail clauses, we fand the groeefs u have been,
by many hundreds. the s'ost uniotsun4tr, thu
"u; saiior., ~. aaa % shoemslsrs. lhs "pfiyss. pr
.ons" kesp ths lsvel nstwe1n n,vt sug haG ~
:,fa ,ss' Of IL asR. . '1xs sve d .he
msaups, though nut ta proportion with that Of
tl,c plumbers, prtutets, asnl ctceseInongess. la
year told IL talu Of Increased iusoIycncJ, too,
upun actors, artists, clerks, journalists, Masl'
Claus, Aewsbaptr ptupEictott, sehoo44kleFs,
solicitors, doctors, including ueutnis, an4 even
uudurtakstt, not to speak II tllAt clsss, Usually
~ apt At tukinx s4Io q ttself ths lodging, a:s
houso-kscpers. tbs total rise was IRON o.e1e
Ia u 4i6. ind In the whole category there aEe
ouIy thrtyru examples ot the figures fur 1877
ixi1v favorable tn contrast With those of Tie
previous ycsr. Surh = record, evsn thu. eon
uepsu.l. constitutes In ttself little ettsptef VI
, 1879-01-31
SALT RHEljM AND DANDRUFF
Cured Tint Several Physicians Had Failed
10 Trrat Successfully.

Mesers. Weeks / Poster-t}rnslcnen: hare
y hair. a.au Vi. n,y legs. for the past four years.
having suffered exceedingly frotn It. Tho dAhd-
rulI falling fruu, my halt was very annoying. l
gard to II, and have takcn thur prescriptions Us
ordered. but dkl not t'nd any cure and eHt litslo
relief. ! was told ~ many persons who bars tne
Yrass that there was no Tor It: that It WA In
tr blood, and ! should alwsys have y and WAY
wanted mo 10 Try Cntlcnsa. nads BY your nFm.
did, and, 10 my aatonls4ment tn less tnnn three
weeks my head was entirely free from All BAR
reatance Ut Salt Khcum 0n my pefeon. think II
wonderful seuedy. Respectfully yours,
tiEUHt1E a. NUDGE.
Fort1month, \. H.. Feb. u, 1878.
CAuTluS-It ptocurabls, use Cut!cura 6oap-
, 1879-01-31
,ATGIIANISTAN,
A DKUsu WITH THE NATIVES.

LONDON, Jan. 3l--5 q. 1n.-A dispatch
from khost says Con. Roberts Ind no sooner
evacuated Matoond (the Capital Of Khost)
than II was surrounded by thousands of
Mongols. The British returned and rescued
the Chief whom they Ind left in authority,
burned the fort, and then returned to camp.
In their rotreat they wero harassed by tho
Mongols. Gen. llobcrts has abandoned
Khost for the present, as he Is convinced
such disturbances will bo incassant.
, 1879-01-31
(gtticura
LOSS OF HAIR.

DRY, Thin, aud Falling Hair mud rrema.
ture Baldness Caused by Diseased
Condition of the Scalp. Remorc tho
Cause and tho Hair will Grow.
Lo,4 Of lIalr in thousands Of is dus enirely
u rnn,c form Of scalp dtsease. Seventy .hyo peg
cent Vt tile number OF bald hends might be covered
With hair or judiclous Of Cutlcuro. II Ia tho
must agreeable A. we'll As the most eflectlrs ntr
tra;urer ever produced BY man. Il IL medicinal In
tlac ltuest rcnse nf the word. All others arc somn
aIeagiuhus mixture or poisonous dyes. None but
C4t.cura ppshtxae. the specific medienal properties
that enube II u cuFc all Itching ald hcay aiseaEea
that Inllame and irrtata the scap and hair glands
aud tubes, cans!ns prenlatnta badness,
, 1879-01-31
SCALD HEAD AND SALT RIlEUM
Cured by Cutlcura when q Thoroughly
EJucntrd F}lYstcfau FaIlels

had i ,noat wonderful curo of Ecald Head, which
covered ny scalp and was rnplaty destroying my
hair, and OF salt lhrnm, which extended into and
without tnu aii Ut any other remedy Or tsmudies
whatsoever. When. ST.. T.. ths dfn2ctat 4 th!s
ward, 10 whom fefer. ioid no thas Il would a. eurs
iicss It, wcaso VIA then aud hid beeu for sotuo
tiur under the Treatment Of thoeun1hty educated
aud face arc now perfectly frce from sscry trace Of
lhu.e diseases. delayed writing you until con.
vnced that my cure was permanent atn 70
niy#e!f In readiness " do anything ~. 'tnv r.
ql.cst Vt mo 10 make known Thu slstuta o. Gull
eurn. ionrs. vtry thankfully.
Oak pI4ca. May Is. lb7b.
ku,c--rhs uama OF thls gentleman H. withheld
tr0m publication by his request. II will b given
to auy one inc!osinR stamped rnvslope. W.&P
t'AUTtON-If rrocufabls, ufs Eutlc1t4 sosp Tor
cleansing Ill diseased surfaces.