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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

i UNITED STATES !ifssls d.
AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BERLIN. 5.491 tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND. 1907 tons;
I'd. . CITY OF CHESTER, 1866 tons;
CITY OF MONTREAL, AGO tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 3.775 tons:
CITY OF NEW YORK. $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest largest and fastest on the Atlantic,
and have every modern Improvement, Including
hot and cold water aud electric bells In state
rooms revolving chairs In Saloons bath and smok-
Ing rooms. barber-shopS, &c. L.
For rates Of passage and other Information apply
to JOHN G. DALE.
Agent, 81 Broadway, New York; or to
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO..,
IN I.eod1y Richmond.
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irlI1llIlolId llsparh
Z, tiEs,,NEspAY JULY q, 1870.
= -. n WAs Cesnise.

KacW &c NAs Cotntng 6. IS.
,tsc.s. I'M N New YORK Tntsday nishs.i
Its coming. g said DE. oau-
Ger. leanlng back In bite chatr B 81 Il:
s5s q w hat % coming IS IA
- Cooler weather e: S. d.
S - You DOM say So !, :,
!. n il. indeed. There Is "a wave coming
srnm the northwest that viii reach here pY
Thursday. Itsis booming over the country
IKE Colonel sellers's mules. IL VIII p y
noasler on Thursday. But don't make "
too strong to make people think the tner.
nponeter is going down to 85 3 LOT I, lsuIas
and then n hen L doa't they VII. tn.ns ~. mS
mn de q bad prediction. Draw It m m anu
sav N wifi he slightly cooler. Tue ther.
nometer may get down to SOe or so G. pus y =
probably win not 70 below that. fnat u
cool Tor this time OF year" i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

DILL AID Ell HIA, RICH <TPk
Il MOED. AND NORFOLK STEAM-&6R
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AMP AM THE + East Ay VIA FALL RIVER
1!se the steamers Of this line Will make triweekl
trips, leaving PHILADELPHIA every TUESDAY.
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con.
meeting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New Englsac
> Quick TiMENFREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily until O'Clock p. II.
JAMES w. MCCARRICR,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE CO..
...-.-- General Managers,
nn23 No. IL South XharYes, Philadelphia.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
VA Ag go GE ~.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE E.
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, AND WAGONS ,,
AT AUCTION
sss Ha-sF AT
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1888 AND l44o FRANKLIN STREET,
fsiiE@#.tElf RICHMOND. VA. " 50
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES:

The subscriber has fitted up in connection with
his extensive stables one Of the most
: COMPLETE AND -BAZAARS =
O be found In this country and having every ia.
elity for the accommodation OF stock, respectfully
't's1 HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
Of every kind promising that all stock, &C., cone
signed to him shall have every attention, and re.
turRs promptly made.
LIBERAL AsK ADyAMcEs made when REQUIRED
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces 'consignments Of almost every variety Of
vehicles for pleasure and ork-purposes, IS also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles In
this department. will be sold at lowest wholesale
manufacturers, prices, and In no Instance Will any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish-
ing TO purchase will find It 10 their interest to ex-
anime This stock of vehicles, &c. - :. ~. y. -
NV STABL Is are new, ofLARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for droyers.. I Il
Parties desiring TO purchase for their ewn use or
The trade will ind q large stock 10 select from.
AUCTION SALES every xEslDlNEs 20 and SAT.
oHDf As10 JOIN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor.
Il. n. Cock, Auctioneer. i. E.; ss sl.ssS.,, Il I.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager
J. n. PACE, Salesman. my II
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AurT1OH aALEf;,slI Fnfnre DBL
BY Goddtn, Warren q Cos
- Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
No. LOG Main street, ~ 80 49,

ERAME BUILDINGS AND SHEDS At.
~ eAs-WonKsATR ROCK ETTs FOB ! RI fA A tEs1
an SaATURDlY. July 26th. st 10 O'Clock Me- Me
viii sell ALL THE FRAME BUILDINGS AND
SHHIS at the lower Sas.Wofks. Some or. Lnese
buiidInas are very good and can DO removed without
J T1nMs: s5 o aad under cash: over that gum me-
~ "a JOHN H.KNOWL ES. Superintendent:
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A connects for Milton. NC.
B connects for Asheyllle and all oiats In "es'e'a
North Carolina daily. except SUNDAY. e..,.,
q connects for Macon and all points IL sos'H"e'
Connects for Jacksonville and all points In f!'-
rida. st"
z connects for Macon and all points in SorthNc'
Georgia. and Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem pH's' ana
all Texas points. ,u ,n,,.o, ,na
G connects for Galveston and al Texas po!n's.
Trains from the aboyc-namrd po!ntS "rFt'f !"
Richmond at 4:43 L. II. and $50 \. ". -
The train arriving at Richmond at 6.oo H. u ,
makes close connection With The NirYtaia St,an-,H
Company's steamer ARIEL for oid rem an, N r,,T
DAYS, and SATURDAYS. ,ry
Trains between Greensboro and stieln III" ''''
Pullman Palace Drawiug-room aud >itrElnS ~:
run through on Train No. Is from Ne" or ~ 49,,
gusta. and OH Train No. AZ from No" oiA aH" '''
mond to Greensboro. Ut
Tickets sold to all points south. s"M'Eeh'' NJ
southwest. and Baggage checSr! thr""sh;
FREIGHT Train No 8, leaving R!chmonh A. .. -
n, and No. 10, arriy ns Ia Richui",id ~ -
win have accommoi a;i"ns tor is" @y., 80
ling on The train. 10 passengers Viii t. i9"'''-
other freight tralnS. !,,.
No lay-oVer checks given az !9ca; ~ M,fi-ppp.
General Passenger A.c'-
T. II. r. TALcoTr. General s u!rrLH.s"-."- -
RICHMOND. rRED'a Il PoroAAc x; T.: %"
OFFICE GENERAL TIChsT 49,
RICHMOND. VA. Anri' 60 81
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MA y 80"
~ trains on this road viii run Is '".io"''
NORTH BOUND. ,..,
W., e.oo NJ leaves Byrd-Street station cA,I
No' A-o'e" 40 " fe.cep, sundays; due Il ="
fngton, lilo z. AZ: Baih%%fG
3 aEtf 3:O5 r. ST.; Ph!ladelrliiii.
rI PM: New York. lo:u2 i.r,
w. q .,oopu leaves Byrd-Str,et satoo 30
co' S-o'oo due a. WssEinston W. iiii..
R,j,imore. 1855 +. VI, ymrr.
drIphia, 3 35 \. A.; NC"
..oor NJ sG;ttSSdASMsiopArloN TE Ell.
NO. f-s'Vo .''' for Junction. leaves - so.
r.- Street station daily leASsp'
daysl.
SOUTH BOUND. ..,,o,
,o,sp " strives Al Byr.,-S.ree! :;.ao.
w. daily iexcep, Sunas!TT. rni a..
'.st> NSIrb,a 1i:i5 NJ; baHi,
mnpr' $50 i. IT.; wa:hsls''a'
~ ,,.a. n srsiyes 1t Byrd-s,ree. s; ;HSa
NOS 1A:So A. ~, Hnr caves New Yors, IVY
~, e1ty Phia.ieiphia. lle
Nj: baltimore, i:39 ~ -
%ssSi Washington. $3.50 \; u: AN,
No. $40 a. h, rs,yss NJ Broaa-Slreet s.aH0A
g.. daily texcsps sanaTas,SiioR,
s.gs .z.s 81 General Ticket Aea. Q
o.,.rsi eriatandeut. ~ :.
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YORK RIvERsiTMs1
lCAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD.k RlS.ssss1
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTA'
TIOS COMPANY, g. ?. + 49,. -. ~
Through-freight route between Richmond IVA.
and Boston, Providence. and all New England cities
Steamers leave VEST POINT, VA on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at u noon con.
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. a.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT ON each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY. e.', ~" .ff.f
Direct shipments, from Boston vid Boston and
Providence Railroad Uia West Point Va. -.
II. 7. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
Y d. GRONER, General Agent. ans
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ALLAN LINE OF ROYAL e%E9x
n MAIL STEAMSHIPS FOR EU-sSiGfaasse4l
ROPE, sailing from Baltimore, Nd, every ALI
TERNATE WEDNESDAY for Liverpool vtG
Queenstown. Superb cabin accomm oda,ion: Rates
diate, $40. Also, WEEKLY NAIL SERVICE be-
tween Quebec Canada, and Liverpool zig London-
dcrry-the shortest possible sea route. steamships
from Quebec EVERY SATURDAY. This ROME
offers 1000 miles OF inland navigation and the
Charming scenery of the Gulf Of st. Lawrence, and
cross the ocean in Eve days. Cabin tickets include
rail fare to Quebec. A. "; CARRIER. Agent. eo6
Main street. LEVE 4 ALDEN, General Passenger
Agents 27l Broadway, New York. jc 3-eOd
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). n, BY w. Goddin. Z, so
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer. !,
ofice corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE .oF.I ,EIs
bs CIRCUIT COURTnE HENRICO COY sn N.Y. .;
= s,tss rg HICKS and ais, the UNI
as special here,I nsc
viii proceed upon the premises 70 se ~ S
saes ad II NJ The Following described prSpersy
Those TWO LOTS OF LASR f9s sg Win The
p,na e,ts tsereo listing Of email framsa
dwelling the go fset e on tie
iAnS LIZ ~ viHaYns street and running BACK pc
Tween narais lines 80 feet being the same
ty conveyed 70 Elisha A. - B wsneS * 1gss4 a -
Ts For cash sucient to pay The s
sale an costs Of the SILT ano credit
70 ne f three wears win interest ct the rale On
from the Say 81 and tile
retained un'i '"e ~ >'''.S w. w. COSBY.
'at JOSEPH BRYAN,
..> Special commissioners;
~ AppERsoN, Salesman. y q
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Sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co., Auctioneers.
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1915 A. NJ.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

K Dominion steamship Company'sSaEaE
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, July 25th, AT O'Clock A. N. '
Freight received until g O'Clock Thursday eve
ming. ... 49,.
Through bills Of ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- rotations unsurpassed. -
Cabin fare to Nsw York, $l2i lound-trip tickets,
so4. Steerage, sc and 4s. '..s" 80
For freight or passage. apply to
g. w. ALLEN. & CO., Agents.
fy23-2t Company,s Wharf, ROcksdsS<
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80 EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer s'Arie" Is now ready for engage
ments for Day and Moonlight Excursions q
LOWER RATES than have ever been offered befors
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth;
New bern, Washington, and Tnrboro'. \. c., and al
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. c.. Hanip.
ton, and Eastern Shore OF virginia. and regular
landings on James river, at lowest rates. g..
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-:
tirely rebuilt and refurnished in all elegant and
costly manner, and Is confidently recommended AZ
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer thai b2
run Oh this route for many years. y
~, . L. B.: TATUM superintendent,
100 Main street and Rockets.
T. VI. NcGARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. grE SEA
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rHa HIGHEST TEaTIM0NY,s MALE. ANIL.gstkts.
80 MAZE, All OVER TIE LAND Il;

- ftsr 4 nsacrce Of tuents.h years. pfocnln
TUFTS PILLS the best anti -Eilfous mediclne syer
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30

4 recent letter from Geneva Lake,
Wis, 10 the Chicago Tribune. il a fol
lows:
No small degree of excitement was
| created here Yesterday nv the announce
ment that Mr.. Charles :. French well
known attorney, associated with the
Hon. j. A. Smith. and aged about %,
had been united in marriage Ia Miss Ida
Newberry, daughter of Capt. Oscar New
berry and granddaughter of LucirS New
berry. IF the Newbcrry line of steamers,
>cions Of the well-known Ncwberry fam
lily of Chicago The marriage had oc-
Cured during the winter. and for the
past nine months the youthful husband
and wife were not living together. and
had not acknowledge their relation In
the world. nor t q their family friends.
II seems that the secret first leaked out
on Sunday through the medium Of a fair
cousin, and when Miss Ida was queS-
toned She admitted the fact
OF the wedding, and departed
from her home Ia live with her husband
AT the residence IF his mother. about
three miles from the village. where she
Is now domiciled. All the parties { the
transaction are very reticent concerning
the details of the wedding. but frankly
acknowledge that the ceremony took
place. Ii i learned that Mr..
French had been an accepted
sutton of the Young lady for several
years, but during last fall ceased his
calls at her house, in Difference to the
feelings of her family, who opposed the
match. At that time il was supposed
that any matrimonial engagement which
NAV have been made had subsequently,
been broken off. a the parties only met
occasionally in society. The lovers.
however. were fondly devoted To each
other. and the parental objections only
served 10 feed the flame of affection. and
it was finally kindled to such a degree
that Mr.. French and Miss Newberry
quietly concluded arrangements, and
were united in marriage on the 5th of
January last by the Rev. ID. l.. Holbrook,
Of the Presbyterian Church. the only
witnesses being Mrs. HolbrOOk and Mr..
Ed Baack. The contracting parties then
and have since lived apart,
the secret being securely kept. The
fair bride. however, woman-hke. could
not withstand the mental strain of such
a weighty matter unaided. and 4 day or
since confded the secret 70 her init
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
Eiiqnett. sf letter WuIinr.

\. q uul.. svrft SER. uTl~
Ius Boz g. ,iIrt.fsr. require .
- neglect 's aHsa.s Is ..'f.
written g.. a. las4ej ~ io 90
rsuis ~hrn s~f~,s-s t.s
Us ihr r,ply a~stunnirir arf
receipt # tip letter. fusuttpnI0r De
AMI lifrtssfi- .pH- i.r 81. fh.
requiring attention.
~ ih. better i- co. 20, brit.
-ufi, eufis faf frFr fh- tHu q ff
o. g,te = ur,r- sUlsl a1 90
paper af ihr l%-,fi.-n - 'ts sheet
fhs letter b. embed
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raiuustpsa = htti s'-ssr CO. u.-i =
ih. -h"'i. es'su'iug a. g. pos
"u the ether pag
r. j thought isul~i'r ts H.
shes, II psiar DO formal .ais
matter - errnsnlt sH| .sussu
hsI-lH~~s pHfIr hsg~rv.r. g
aTy - h1lr fhe ssul affts
printed - ths Sop g ihe aHs s
-iH@ir bat {. uszf
IN wutiu2 q irtsey. o.. aasrF
wbirh Is II nIDr. benefit hs ta1-a
abe paF-Iu p, uhpm g.l
. fa-'ae -tHn3 fFr DE. r.pIF
letter. .bJuid To- "a fn- f~-u r
sIfss. ia'.fEurs'f,u-. 81 aai
-riPt- ~ po-lsls r. . o. ialy
irr - eTy the batter ihaH ns ilfs
auIstr
4 batter - istr~ls.fasa ~
n,s8dA'H,s. shesfhi never f- @stsi.
fh. hauaF q, ~hyul it = given
l1.,O fiss rssuisut~ mr. Hsss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
How Many Jew, There Are.

HI" hfty->iNth annual report for lS1S,
If the Berlin Society for the Promotion
Of Christianity Anon" the Jews. Ia,
lately been published. In the append \
some interesting details are gwen r.
speeding the distribution of the Jew
all over the world. The total number
al the Hebrew race TODAY j. about what
il was in the days nf King Dayid-hr
tween sin and seven millions. There ar,
In Europe. according Ia the latest sta
t~i>tical information. about j.Uuu. Goa:
ia Asia, 2uD.upo; in Africa, over 5000.
in America, from loo. I41 To- l.JDn. tsHI.
More than half the European Jews t.
G2l ,W"I) reside IN Russia, l.S.J.ueu in
Austria. of whom j7j.onn are in the
Polish Province Of Galicia: jI.j,ufn in
Germany (6l.Uoo in the Polish Province
of PoScn) Roumlnia i credited with
214.o~n. and Turkey with lOO.oNr. There
ar" 1000 in Holland. : O.oU0iu England.
1900 in France. jb.Uan in Italy; Spain
and Portugal have between 2.uss,
and 1000: l.S,n in Sweden. - in Nor
way. Nothing j. said about Denmark
or switzerland. Tn" number Of Jewish,
residents in Berlin i given At Ij.usn
nearly ~ many a. IN the whole If
France. and more than in Italy. Spain.
Portugal and the Scandinavian PENN
>ula altogether. The majority If the
African Jews live in the province If Al
"ier>. But they are to bc found in
Ahy>>inia and all along the north coast.
and even in the Saharan Gases, fire.
qucntly acting aS Intermediates be-
tween the Mohanimedan- and Chris
tianS. OF the A>iatic Jews. 2u.pn arr
assigned Ia India and 2j,o"U Ia Pal">-
tine. The population IF Jerusalem i
given - 100 Mohammedan>. j.tHn
Christians. and 1850 Jews. Thc~c last
are classified A. German. Spanish or
Arabic Jews. The report gives u" de-
tails concerning America, except that
in New York there are 30 svnagogue-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
Necessity Of sunlight.

Instead Il cycludiu. the -uuligh, from
"ur house,. ies, IL fade carpet, draw
fic>. and bring freckI.-, we should pia~n
eFery door, and window and bit IL enter.
II bung- life aud health and Jpy. Their.
= Oh" balm II health IN e.. tsam-. u
driyc~ away di--a- AMI ~dATnan.1,
mold. nsgrIm~. Iu-isad - d0tny thI.,
however. many careful -hou-cNiys- eig-.
the blind. draw dnvsH the .hai.s. isrk
the door. .hui - N the giorfyiug Tays
and relpice in dim and mI.fy C,S,lue..
anil twilight If the unhealthy apart
m"u'~. II i pheasant aud not unwh.le-
-pIn". during the glare Il tAr uf-,nfsia.
e. -ut-ine the hyht aSsi eNlnde the ar
quiverIug viii hs=.t. bat ia the morning
and N tb" evening W. may freely la
dulg' IN the stIn bath. and J.; Il 4 - al
"uT CONS. and Il u IT, VEN f-rrr-t srsI
brightest II has fun entrance o. onf
-lNPIng-r'S,m- ~ much the better fsr
81. Wire netting IN ir-srs snI - iraaws
excludes not fiie- awi ~mnsquifne. onls.
but I'll othrr insects. and ihfsz~ wip have
once u--f ., continue "a DO - With
,hl- wire a. a pryt~sfirsn from in,rusfxc
winged creatures. one may almost di-
p~ns- with shades AMI shuite~. ara
enjoy al the t-nefit. 81 an open hou-
without ans auD0s ancs. - frequent IN
warm weather. But better IN. annoy.
ancs- with -,n-hI-- than FREEDOM from
them sfthrai -. sis; -fi~~ II ~piiem.
- have shown tina; II ihey raye ia m
pan Il a city ihsy vii prevail IN hoa-r.
which are exposed Ia the Iea.t sanshins.
while th"-e most exposed - j; all NJ,
u al all or bot slightly affected. Essu
II b same h0F~- p-r-on- occupying
ndsm> eXps--i - sunlight Nin b.
h+aiihsr AMI rePul-e ePsi~mieAi iuiu-
enre- better than tho-s occupying rs.5n,-
where M sunlight ea;er.-Si Ls-ass
FtDDpzick
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
Painting The Can>~ and ture II Thi>
Common Nalady.

faint.H2 j. - U0Iiihna With ssur iwt-
~'u>, particularly ~omvn, and th- eaG~.
~ d = =, fiilr ~un,icr-,vti bv nuu-rrp.
i,--I"nal people, that ~pnl. AZ" i,sl-.
"n the subject u.t'n prNr. yaluabl.
iainin,>s consist, Ia . temporary fail
ur. If the activity # the heart. The lt,-~.
not being properly circulated IN sua-
g]u-nce. Although il du-, MT reach Ia,
head. the sufferer lp-.> al ~D'-Srn,,. #
vision. and, # rot prevented, ma, taA.
the fall not unfr~yurntiy restoring gh,.
normal SoudiItuu. Tier, l. nr r,uyul.
lion. and though h.-muTr p~rphShl, "a,
can hardly Ie called cpu~,i"u,. b. 4,
not - profoundly uIE un-cinu> n Ia "a.
incapable uf ]arpU-al. "a, happen, Boa cpi-
lrp-y. Their arr AL d.gr-s, II FAINT
n">>. from merely feeling faint and hs.k-
In@ "mrw hat pale 'n positive and rom-
Pirie >woOning. In some cases. one
faint i D." sooner cured than a~n"tl,r
and aunihcr succeed. hour after hour.
even day after day. |, j. scarcely nee
c->aTy - LAY that such eases ar >rriuu,
and need prompt treatment. The
cau~c~ are various. some persons are -
easily affected that they ,Rouu
If they -cut their finger, uy 80.
any II bleed. Their defect
l. "ycr>en~iIivc nerves aud weak
muscular fiber. The heart i r,>,utitll,
a muscle, which i frrblc IN some. -tr,u.
in others feeble generally iu women
and strong in men. Whatever v,ak.u-
the heart and muscles commonly pro-
ducr- faIntn.>-, close, foul AIR being au
active cause. Whatever greatly affects
the nerves, such a. had news urihc SIGHT
If the ii>agrceable ct horrible. may in
ducc a >woon: and los of blood i an
other and a serious Indictment. sound
health, naturally accompanied bS firm
nerves and muscles. j. the best prevent
i've If iaintnc>-. The majority of VIZ
men =" through all kinds If -
we're and painful experiences withou,
fainting, while delicate men aud women
swnon al ~triilc>. American women.
VIII" used to faint continually in h.
AZ bad news, al scenes IF di~trr,>-nuw
faint comparatively seldom: and the
fact i aScribc,l I" their REIMBURSEMENT.
for the most part. of tn" habit IF l1ciug.
L" their better physical condition. Not
n American woman fHiut~ TODAY
where. ~ years ago. - women tainted.
and the diminutiun nf the disorder. al
way the result If direct causes. j. an un-
mi>takable evidence, which other things
corruh"rate. of the marked amrliora-
tinn IF the health "f the highly urgau-
lied. extremely sensitive, but ilcNihl-
and enduring women of our complex
race NCw Iork Tunes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
4 Dog i'm His Own Defense.

AverSc from being convicted for grave
m~i>dcmeanor and suffering the penalties
IF the law. a dog belonging to ON"
Theodore Gordon. Of Shephrrd'>bush.
has played a sensible part. II hal been
taken before Mr.. Paget on the serious
accusation of biting a lads pantaloonS,
and the evidence on the charge of
f~erocity was going hard against il. when
the creature entered the court. ImnIc-
dia,ely comprehcnding the situation. it
jumped upon the magistrates desk. and.
in lieu IF a speech for the defense.
fondled the representative If an offended
Justice; then settle down quietly upnn a
chair. where its Impeachable behavior
during the remainder If the ease 81
wrought in It's favor that. in place of he
inc dangerous. il was declared playful.
and liberated without even the necessity
Of finding bail. Ii i evident that. like
Artemu> Wards kangaroo. this Shep-
herl'>-bush mastiff was extremely intel
ligent. Had it bitten the magistrate or
worried the usher. or even barked AZ the
spectators who throngel the court. il
might have met with the dircst fate.
But the dog knew that there Wa a time
for MI things, and that in the Hammer
smith Court an affahle. engaging man.
ner would he preferable In reviewing
the conduct of this thoughtful animal.
one is almost tempted Ia regret that it
can not Undue some of the lords II crea-
ton with equal sagacity. II some Of
them only knew when To be quiet. a
great step would be gained--Lo'doH
TtleJraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
Useless Medical Skill.

Some months ago a couple of our fast
and reckless young men tried To make a
very short unrn of the corner of Cherry
and st. Charles Streets. while the horse
was going at a rapid gait. The buggy
was upset and the young fellows thrown
out with a great violence on the side
walk. One of them remained notion
less. A crowd collected, and one of our
well known German physicians was
hastily, summoned to attend him. The
doctor worked with him patiently for
oni minutes, when a bystander ex-
claimed in al agony of Impotence:
"Oh, doctor, can't You, can't you
bring him TOP"
"Oh, yah," said the doctor plegmati-
cally, as he stopped to wipe his heated
forehead; "yah, l can pring him to;
but vat is de use? Dc mans meek 1t is
proke !n'-Ioledo Blade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
Odds and Ends.

One thousand dollars in gold weighs
four pounds. That is WHY 81 MANY
newspaper men are round s~houldcrcd.
There is a Spanish proverb which
SAYS: When You choose a wife. shut
your eyes and commend Your soul Ia
God"
I never had Il man cum To me for
advice, but before he got thru he had
more advice to offer than tn ask for
Josh Billings.
The lonkers Gd-6tte has Il long an
ticle on THE Fuel of the Future" Ii
deals only with wood and coal, ignoring
birthstone entirely.
A Detroit restaurant keeper hangs
out a sign of ssfree chops" and when
the tramps come around he shows them
an AK and a wood-pile.
Many a young mans fate has been
adversely settled by his perSiSting i'm
walking his sweetheart down shady
side streets when she expected. Ia be
taken to an ice-cream saloon.
We are in receipt of some spirited
verses from IN unknown poet in which
vociferouS is made To rhyme with rhi-
noceroS. It's this sort of treatment that
makes the rhinoceroS stick To the circus
and resist all efforts looking To his ref
ormation.--ibany Journal.
A New Jersey farmer put a mop on
the end of a long pole, saturated il with
coal oil, set il on fire, and then under
took to dislodge some aggressive hor-
nets that had erected n nest under the
caves of his barn. He diSlodged them.
He also diSlodged horse, two cows and
all his summe crop. No insurance
N0rriStoUn Herald
1t was before the trenches at Peters
burg and remarkably hot, when YOU
consider we We're in December. Our
regiment was charging up a side-hilL,
raked fore and aft with batteries and
sharpShooters. One fellow near me
dropped on his hands and knees, and
crawled on in that position towards the
enemy, when the Colonel caught him i'm
the rear with the fiat of his saber: .sGet
up. You darned fool! boy think you
are cavalry?n